davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-10-15
When Scot Meets Scot.

~EN. SIR DOUGLAS HAIG Is a Scot.
VI His stan is composed for the most
part Of young Scotchmen. Even the
sentries before his quarters are Scots
as a rule.
Sir Douglas. coming forth one morn
ing after breakfast. was ealuted by a
strange sentry.
"'Who are yer he asked the man
in his broad ScQtch accent
Fine. general! An hoo's yerserr
the sentry answered, heartily.
Evening star., 1916-10-15
Where the Fighting in Defense of Washingtc

F0 HE battle of Fort Stevens is
written large in the annals of
III Washington and is an impor-
& tant incident in the history of
the nation. Many writers have re-
viewed the Confederate raid through
Maryland and against the capital in
the summer of 1864 and the action
which engaged the central fortifca-
tions of the northern line of the de-
fenses of Washington and their defend
ers on July IL and IL in that year.
Chroniclers have recorded the opera
tions at the north approach to Wash
ington as the battle of Fort Stevens,
and the Rambler has no disposition to
Quarrel with that designation. because
battle names rarely cover the whole
area involved.
Sometimes Fort Stevens is referred to
as Fort Massachusetts, that having
been the first name given to the earth
work which was thrown up to cover
directly the approach to Washington by
the 9TH street pike. At the time of the
event which gave fame to that land
work it was called Fort Stevens, its
name having been changed from Mas
sachusetts to Stevens in honor of the
memory of Gen. Isaac ingalls, Stevens,
who fell at Chantilly within few mo-
wards of the spot where fell Phil Kear-
ny. But in calling the operations of
July II and II the battle of Fort
Stevens one might conclude that only
that link in the great chain of forth
fications was engaged, whereas from
Fort Reno and Fort Gaines on the
west to Fort Slocum. Fort Totten and
Fort Bunker Hill on the east, with the
intervening forts and fanking bat
teries. were engaged. And the Ram
bier has read somewhere in the ex-
haustive literature of the subject that
the guns of Fort Lincoln and Battery
northern line of fortifications, were
employed to help repel the assault
The campaign against Washington
covered more time and territory than
10 commonly understood. At various
times the Rambler has followed the
route of Earlys march. Starting from
a point near Gaines mill. in the rear of
Hills lines at Cold Harbor, June 1s,
1854. Early moved to the Shenandoah
valley. and ON the 18th was at the
Rtvanna river near Charlottesville Tho
Rambler has followed him through
hsynehDsrE; ss.@hss E; ssFoss g. The lighting ground
and at Huforrs sap, to winchester,
over the Potomac river at Shepherds
town. eastward through the gap in
South mountain. through Frederick
and over the sanguinary nelds Of the
Monocacy. now dotted with memorials.
The dght Of the army under tho com
mand OF Low wallace at the Monocacy
was light for the defense of Wash
insten. though II was not known then
whethaf Washington or Baltimore was
the Confederate objective. In the story
Of The attack upon the defense Of
Waah4nyeon 3 b difacult to toll 3use at
which point the fighting began, but It
ID 9oueralty asoUmed that the proper
Evening star., 1916-10-15

This trail led nowhere. for onutt's
Cross Roads Post Omce was changed in
1880 to Potomac Post Office, Potomac
being five miles west as tho crow flies
from Rabbits store. At Rabbits store
post Office called 'Beane" was estab-
lished April 80, 1886. with Bernard L.
Rabbit, son of Isaac o. Rabbit. as
postmaster. That post Office was dis
continued on November is, 1905. Rab-
bits store is standing, being occupied
by Adolphus Brice and family. and with
a large tract of surrounding land IL
now owned by F. c. Gatzendanner, who
lives on a hill top few hundred yards
north of Rabbits store. On the east
side of the road opposite Rabbits store
is the general store of Turner Wilson
and Frank Wilson, sons of Osborn
Sprigg Wilson, one Of the early set
tiers and large landholders in that part
of Montgomery county, and whose
farm adjoined the. farm OF Isaac Rab-
bitt.
A few rods north Of the Getzendanner
place and of the west side of the road
Is the old house, in once beautiful
grounds, which was the home Of Samuel
Clark Viers, one Of the wartime own
ers of this historic land, where dwell
today some of his descendants.
1t was over these fields and through
Evening star., 1916-10-15

age Of their rural delivery and star
postal routes. Texas. for exmaple. will
get sass0oo this year. New York $751;
$22l,000 and Delaware only ss.1s4."
DO you know tho length Of the roads
in the United StatesT"
"Our latest figures give the mileage
as about 100000" Mr.. Page answered.
New roads are being opened every
year. A fifth of the present roads carry
from IS to 80 per cent of the total
traffic. The remaining roads, for most
part. are feeders Of the main highways.
My vision just now does not include the
improvement of every road In the
United States-that will come by and
by"
'Undoubtedly,- Mr.. Page answered.
TT should be understood. however, that
the states are now spending s250,00o,000
yearly on new roads and in the main
tenance Of old ones. They have been
compelled to do this by what may be
termed the development of civilization.
Three million automobiles are being
operated daily in the United States.
Assuming that they will average
twenty horsepower to the car, co.
OoO. 900 mechanical horsepower is tear
ing daily UP and down our roads.
Moreover. horses and mules have not
lessened in numbers, but have in
creased.
THE wear and tear of 1900, 900 auto
mobiles. many of them heavy trucks,
and of more horses and mules than
ever before have compelled the states
to meet tho heavy traffic requiremnts
Of modern life. The national govern
mont, which uses the roads in collect
ing and delivering the mails and parcel
post, and which may need them for
military operations, has come forward
to help bear the expense. There Is no
blinking the fact that immense sums
only to construct roads, but to keep
those built in repair. AS only it's sur
face wears. considerable part Of the
be met when the top is renewed.
SHARP curves are taken out of mod
am roads because they are dangerous
to motorists and to citizens going
Evening star., 1916-10-15

Of Montgomery county. A branch of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad leaves
the Metropolitan branch. which Is now
really the main line east and west, be-
tween Linden and Fenwick, and run
ming southwest to a point near Chain
bridge parallels the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal to and through a part of
Georgetown. The Rockville pike passes
over this railroad at Bethesda village
and about a quarter of a mile north
of the crossing the old Georgetown
road branches from the pike. At that
point the electric railroad to Rockville
also leaves the pike and parallels for
about a mile andsa half the older wagon
road. At the parting of the pike and
the road Is Edgemoor. At the parting
of the roads there Is a heavy pole
laden with electric wires. and on 1t
signboard inscribed "Old Georgetown
Road"
Along the northerly side of the road
are houses set in large gardens. a part
of the suburban settlement of Wood
mont. The Rambler swung along this
road, passing the homes of Walter
Perry. W. w. GingHll and DIR. Glaze
brook, the latter's grounds and villa
bearing the name Wi1lowbrook. On the
right Is the home of Winifred Beck and
the house and grounds Of James Hender-
son Peter, which he calls Lone Oak. On
Evening star., 1916-10-15

"Have you ever thought that pris-
oners in state penitentiaries might be
used In building roads?"
"Oh. yes; have gone into that mat
ter at some length. Roads cannot be
built at the north in the winter. Nor
would 1t pay to keep costly machinery
idle in prison factofies throughout the
Evening star., 1916-10-15

n TAN walked. when he travelled.
lMMI ages ago. Some say on four
HN|I legs: others says on two. Then
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-23
Every Wednesday Evening
HUGHES TRIP THRguGH THE STATE

The trip Charles Hugbe Republican candidate for pres
ident through last whlrwl11 To-
Wilson and the democratic party.
Most people looked TO djgnlfed gentleman, making
dgnfIed campaign pglcIe constructive
nature instead Of they who having hac
press feelings since appointment the bench
t. have flown other extreme, and 1eay resemble
boy wben school for the sumner vacation
lifelong republican who supported Taft and who heard VI
Tu speak Miles City that the candidate 5 making IN
greatest mudsingng campaign made tT candidate to
high office and that the effect Of his speeches Is that
republicans heard him thoroughly disguised II Haghe
had only enough secuso said this
question bat what re would have beer elected bu
hundreds Of repubcans the fence wh0 will dro
of the side Of Wilson by November.
Hughes campaign far has certainly opened the
many people They thought that he constructive states
instead Of which he acts like cheap politician in ms Vltro
the who has glied this nation through
hour Of fearful peril
Even the papers supporting Hughes depong his abus
President Wilson ard he will have change his
if he expects succeed.
Every democrat is rejoicing Of Hughes lack Of dignity Will
edplong his unwarranted attacks the present admnistr
such trip, and Mr. Wilson need make
campaign.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-23

The kaiser says responsible for the war Neither
are
is being suggested that Mexico should be this
ountry for her good Tell it to Carranza
Mt and the politicians again eruption
egging Tor mouthing) it at gait.
Consideration squeeze thought that this is
inc weather for loafng.
Energy and perseverance make good require
ylhng from behind
If both sides telling the truth this country will expert
the novelty of nauguratng presidents March 4th
When it's hot it cold, AMI when it's cold it
and when it's neither the other just dis
sruntled as
Funny it, sensational correspondents
put quetus their wild stories of border hardsps
ncompency that never existed?
No which political party is in power the other sEe
consistently and vocferousy yel pork until 1t its
land in the barrel.
England arranged another big loan street
his but paltry $25OoOOooo Some day We'll reckless
and drop Wall street oursef
that the crowned Europe to the
the the docket should be the decorating of
another for conspicuous galany the field of safety
The Washington government has issued white Book
the Europe diplomatic angles And government
like has existence the distribution Of free
Keep EN-.
Honest which the deepest in the mire, the contemp
be pnhead who the street makes sclrous
marks about passing the who by the studied
art of displaying her charms makes plain bid for this
BILE notoriety?
With the regular and the National Guard the bor
protecting raids horde of boodhrsty bandits
not refrain from emarkng that this is mighty oppor
time for capital labor grips
should until free from danger
that menances us from below
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-23

No. have entirely forgotten the European
glance at the headline occasionally.
Whenever have national strike be it railroad
otherwise the people always the and their
beats Of distress consistently ignored by both sides
That fellow who four bucks subscription and
fifty will be thrice welcome if he
makes it dollar the time.
Speaking OF strikes reminds that is about time for the
unerpad newspaper publishers strike for higher subscription
rates increased job printing prices and better compensation
With printers supplies up price from 25 100
cent about the only profit left the publisher his
and that has never yet satisfied gnawing stomach
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-23

How have you been askei Identical questo
by the editor of this paper Too many times remember pc
haps
Now let that change the accepted order
procedure for that would be a improvement
Instead Of waiting for you suppose you just TAX
the initiative and tell phone what you kno'
the Of
That little piece Of information yol have revolving
your may De of Importance you but
others may be Of vital be Of consderab
value
Every piece Of you this paper have
from other The Of these people
paper Of greater and value o you.
Now suppose recprocae AMI do much for them Te
what you know
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-23
COUNTY AND LEGISLATTl
TICKET
State Senator:
L. z. McNulty
Representatives
Wa ter D. Hickman,
Chas. A. Weilland,

Treasurer ..........A Ri
Auditor .Adolph Niche !
Sheriff .......A. A. All
Register of Deeds. A. D. LaJ
cerk of Courts .Chas Hand
States Atty. .Chas. q. Card
County Judge Volney Kd
Surveyor .........A. 5. Wa
Supt. Grace Wilson-((
Commissioner 4
End District Sam Hooa
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-23

portland Eastern Argusl ond District
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
Summer 677.

beitatisen. sSliidtlinse ams gbi=
bmabna GitD Ioaen 0ieie 8eitGti-
gmmg mttgebradt baben. Sic be-
bampten, @iaa babe einem grofen
Sell bpn Ssnnn's MamnIdaften gc-
fangen genDmtten na0 Diel &riegs-
materiaI erbeutet. Die JlMdtlinge
bebanptem aitdJ, iie bGttem @illats
2agerfemer am Spnntag a6enb ied)s
Waeilen ueitlid bDn Der StaSt Gbi-
bmabma geieben.
9ie @attin Des General grepino
lit IN Suare5 eingetroffen. sic bot
ibre &inber bei iid. Wit ibr tra-
fen Srauen nnb airoer aus Chi
bnabua eitt, Die ane un5Deifelbaft
onrd oie Sltrdt Dor giaa aus Der
Staot gbibuabua bertrieben itno.
- Jram Garrnnsn iagt, tie ipiro
madD ibrem 8eimdJe in itnierer Stabt
madj 2arebo sariiffebrem.
Die @erbanblnngen in Der Som
ferens at gtlantie GitD ideinen pDa-
itanoig itiI s,i iteben. 1tnsiueifel-
baft Imdt nnlere &egiermns sa per=
bitten, baf irsenb iueld)e glbmadjmn-
zen por Ser @abl getrDffen iuerOeit,
aber Ser snr 3eit anidjeinenO iehr
mmiidere 3nitano Der @erbaltniiie
in Merieo iheint audi oasn bei5mtra-
gen.
General Srepinr lp4 ben Be
lnDbnern Ser Gtabt gbibnabna ben
Stat gegeben baben, bie Stabt 81 per=
laiIem, ba ct nid)t i'm Gtanbe lei, iie
gegem @illa NIT Grfolg 81 berteiOi=
gen.
- garran5a bot ipieoer ein Defret
erlailen. Dasielbe beItinlntt, 0aB 0is
&naben ll1lb Mdohen in ben merifa-
1iiden ShliIen nnilitdriiden Inter
ri1t erbalten lollen..
- Der beritorbene Brigade &c
neral Mills, Ser Gbef bes Mili5-
lueIens, ioll in einem binterlaiienen
geridlt Sic MDbiliiiernns ser Nfili-
gen fdarf fritifiert unD iie filr itn=
befrieoisemb nnb in5mlanglid) err.
flart baben. gorlGitfis iuirS Der
geridt nod nidt ber0ffentlidt. Mail
luirb mol crit nad) Der @abI 3eit
itmo Gelegen6eit basn finoen.
Cine poGItanoig ltr5iiberldili9e.
Nohridt bebaliptet, Garran5a iei
anf oent @ege nod ssuare5.
Ser n1erifaniid)e Goniul Gar-
cia in gl Halo bebaltptet, es leisll
$4,000 Wennn gegen gila gelhidt.
Die offi5ieaen 8eridte mel0en MIR
BON 2000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
JmIamb

8otidafter @eraro oB geItern
2uil6 nit Dem Hr1iioenten ilno bot
ipater bie Gage in 9e5ug auf feline
Sdtigfeit NIT linn belpro1en. gr
miro bis na6 Der 8obI bierbleibe,L
aber nidt an Dem 8abIfampf tell
nebnem.
Sn eiilem @ar1pf 5pif6en
amerifanil6en Soloaten uno Hebef-
len IN San Domingo iollen meb-
rere Der erIteren get6tet lein. I'm
ter oen Gotten iollen fid 6ie Captains
9op iinb gltipooo befinoen nno INT
ter Den Geriplinoeten Der 2eutrlant
Morrilon.
~ lteber ben &on1pf in Gan 90
mingo berihteit oie Oepei6en, 6aB
Der 8efebIsbaber Der omerifuniIden
Sruppen ben gebeaenfiibrer 9atista
perbaften ipoIlte, oaB oieier iid) mi
oeriette nuo einen glngriff ouf oie
anerifaniid)en gritppen anorbnete
Der 9alilpf baiierte 5iemlib lange,
Die &ebelleil ipuroen aber f6lieBIi1
bod in Die SIuht gei6lagen. ga-
tista iuuroe eetotet. Der aanpf
faitb in Der gt6be Ser @ouptitaot San
Domingo itntt ilno rief bort cine glrt
Banif berbor. Den amerifaniIhen
Sritppen ipurOen 8erltarfungen 5u-
geianot, im Die Sronung aufreGt
81 balten SSSn @afbington iportet
man ouf meitere WfitteiIungen. 9ic
Wtilit6rreoolution nnter sSiibrnng
oes Generals gotiita brad Dor eini-
gen 0o6en aus.
aus 8albineton meloet man:
@eipiiie 3eitlneen baben in ben Ieb-
ten Sagetr bas Ianee niht geiibte
Spiel, ben oeutfden 8otl9after un-
erlaiibter Ginmiidnngeu in oie ame-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25

9las yerlin lpirb gemel6et, DAP bie
Wiafemfen'iden Srnppen Die Stabt
Gsernappba an Der Sonam, ben Gnb-
pnnft Der gabn Snrd bic SpbrnbIdJa,
genommen 6nben. Yei Gsermappba
fiibrt cine grofe Bride iiber bieSo-
nait.
Sci Der Grobernng BON GDnlIan=
"a fat Iafcnlen's glrmee 1000 &C.
fangene gemad)t mno SO Wnidinen-
geidJiite, IL &anunen inb einen Wii-
nenipcrfer crpbert.
Ginc Barrier 9epeide, bic ans ei-
mer mnsloerlaiiisen Gnelle itamntt,
melbet einen sruken GrfoIs Der
Jransoien BEL |erbnn. Sic be6anp-
tet, bak bic syransoien anf bem redj-
ten ltfer Der Wfnas bic bentide yrpnt
anf nngef6br bier bis flint Meilem
firdjbrud)en baben nnb bis amf sluei
NeiIen in bic 6entidcn Stellnmsen
eingeSrnngen in6. Sic bGtten bas
Sort nno bas Sorf Sonammomt, bic
Sbianmpnt @erfe mnb ben Stein-
brnd) bun6anbramunt ipieocr snriif-
erObert mn6 bGtten siuiiden 5000 nnb
1000 Wefangenr gemadt. Bon 6emt-
Idcr Seitc Iiegt iiber 6ieIes Greia.
nis nod fein 8eridjt bpr.
9iad benz fait romanbaft flinaen-
ben 4cridt iiber ben Grfpla bei
@er6nn 1T 6as ganse Gin @mnber-
iuerf BON Stratesie, Sapferfeit mnb
&riegstednif geiueIen. glllc Iorbr-
reitnnsen ginsen i'm tiefiten 8ebei-
men bpr iidJ; audi Die bentide 2nIt-
idiffer fpnnten nidjts erIpaben, oa
fie bnrd bic frans0iiidjen 9mftIdiffe
BON bem Serraim snriifscbalten
,urr6em. Gem Mngriff ging elm rie-
iiges, NIT grofem 0eidid ansae-
fii6rtes goubarbement porams.
Gann erfolste pI0tlid Der Insriff
mnb or fam 10 iiberraid)eno nno iumr-
be nit Iolder Strait bnrdse-
fii6rt, oak Elm @ioeritanb bullitam-
oia DerqehlidJ mar. Sp idjiISerm
iuenisffens bic fransGiiidjen yeridJtc
bcn @orsang, mir iuollem Jest elm.
mai a6marten, iuns bic oentidJen 8e-
ridJte basn iasem. Rad ben franz
s6iiidcn Ielomngen 1T bic oentidje
ssrpnt bis oabin snriifgebrGnat, mo
tic cinen Ionat uad benz geainn
Der Sffemiipc bel gerbnn itanb. 9as
fam idom nidjt ridjtig iein, benm
bereits nd)t Sngc nndJ bem geginn
o.r Offeniipc anf gerbnn iuiirbe
Sort 9pnammont senommen.
Ieitere Sepeidjem ans Varis tuie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
T1aAen(en beleBt Gzernavoda.
GrfoIQreidN Offen(ve der 5ranzolen bel Uerdun.
9pma1ttttpmt b1triiderDbert.
Hraberaaf(and BEL MEDINA unlerdrlldit.
Demtispe Oifenfipe ar Der Sefnfss erapartst.

Gmglanb mil lpeitere 250 bis 800
Weillipmen Spllar in ben Ser. Staa=
ten bOrgen.
Gime EariIer 9epei6e bebatptet,
Sic Gerben batten in Der Gerna-Ge=
geno Masebpniens einen 8egenan-
ariff Der oemtId)en @erbiinoeten salt
Stcbem gebrad)t. Sic iollem mebrere
1rGben Der gnlsaren gemommea
baben.
9rei ensliide Sampfer, uMiS-
lanS", .Glnben" nnb n@. .6artnek"
mno Srei ipriresiIde 9ampfer,
c9iensfjelo", OSeimnbp" nnb n8ron-
baitg", iimb perienft. Die npriuegi-
Id)e garf oGjnnne" Ioil bon Oen Seitt-
IdJem perbrannt Iein.
Ser oeittIhe Safer bat Dem Sul=
tan bur1 ben Erin5en 8aloemdr
BON TreuBen eine gbrenmeoaille
iiberrei6en laiien.
glms Gpfia miro gemelSet, baf bie
bnlsariidc Grnte ansgeseidJnet lit.
Die in 9upenbagen erIAeinenbe
pssinans Sioense" iast, alien 5rie=
SensgeriidJtem lei feline SeSentitng
sn5nidJreiben.
Die 9iuiien meIoen, baB iie IN Der
@egeno 6es @an-Sees cine @unee
&urben bertrieben mno ibr gieb &C.
ilommen baben.
Cine engliife 8epeide beballptet,
Ser @iirgermeiiter BON gdernforbG
babe eiiien @efebl erlaiien, Der oas
Ghalen bon aartoffeln perbiete, neil
oobur6 Ser gadbrlpert perninoeri
iperoe. 3uipioerbanbelnoe iollen 5i
Srei Monaten @ef6ngris ooer 3ah-
lung bon 1900 Wfarf beleet iperoen.
2ebteres miro mol ridt tpabr iein.
Gapt. %. q. Sabpr, Der Siibrcr
Ses engliid)en Sampfers oSpdela-
ga, Der lpeben III Bolton ansefont-
men lit. bebanptet, bas ltnterieebpui
ylt-53" lei bei gspba Scutia BON ei-
nem engliIden Gatrpnillenbuut ber-
ienft ipurSen.
aus Seattle, @olbington, miro
genelbet, Die oeutlben llnterieeboC-
te berienften oie nortpegii6en Damp
fer ibneller, als gforiuegen Grlat
lhaffen fonne, oestpegen uiiroen
aud auf ben @erften in allen nlog-
lihen neutralet 2anoern Sdiffe fir
Norpegeil gebaiit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
: E / a ..

slus Dem @afen bon @alpeiton
lit an Wiontag Sradt I'M @erte
bon $5,000,000 nah englilden 9G-
fen perldift iporoen. Die Gnrgos
beitarloen meilt aus gaunipoIle,
@ei5en, @ol5 1lno gr5en.
@ouperneur 6erguon miro am
81. Sftober eine @ampagne Neoe
i'm .goung Men's Democratic
Club gu Corpus Gbriiti balten.
Die eirlige Meilen iiiolid) BON
Mnitin geIegene 8alfer Jarm BAT
1000 g(der nit Spir1at beiteIlt.
Ser State Noaro of @ater
engineers" bat q. 6. @oetb bon @r-
Itin nno $. S. 2anrrl bon Gm gfn-
tonic grlnubrlis geuabrt, ibnen ge-
boriges 2ano aus Dem Colorado reip
San Mntonio sIuffe in elmer be-
ftir1nt borgeihriebenen @eiie belp1l=
fern 5u oiirfen.
@ie aus Srieoribsburg genlei-
oet miro, foIlen oie ugoa WeepiIs"
oie ga15e Gihel grute In 8illes-
pie gonrtp 5erItort baben.
- Die fleine Selbnbnlita0t @Ooie
Greet, % Wfeilen bon 5oilIton emf
fernt, bat 9efebI erbaIten, iid) oa-
BON sit MAIDEN, oa Der 8rlino llno
9ooen ,auf oem lie itebt, perpadtct
lit nilo Selbrunnen auf ibm ge-
bobrt iueroen follen. Die 9euobner
baben @eilin1g erbalten 5u ,nloben@.
iie piIien aber ilidt ipobin
Die Heaenten Der llnioeriitat
baben elm Budget bon $4,000
per Sabr eftttporfen. bas Dem @on-
berneur nno Der 2egislatur porge-
legt iperben miro.
ssn Yorftofpn itarb Or. H.
@eltpbol i'm glIter BON 46 Sabren.
@irger Ser Counties @erar,
8ilespie iuto GenOall baben III
9oerne cine Wafienberlarnnllinlg i'm
Sssstereiie Der 2anbItraBe bonn Guget
Solno na6 oenl Golf abgebaIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
GnrSe l1ebtrlidt.

WsafemIen mad)t in Gomitan-
an 1000 Gefangene. Seine
Sritppen nebmem Gsernappba
an Der Spnait.
slus 9saris lpir6 setnelbet,
Die syransoIen bdtten Sort
Nunammpnt, Die @erfe pDn
Sbianmomt nnb anoere Stcl-
lnmgen bei &erbmn 5mriifer-
pbert. SettidJe 3egenamgriffe
luerSen abgeidJlagem.
Die SentIden iuoaen angeb-
lid cine Sffeniibe i'm 'Sum=
me=@ebiet mnternebmen.
Der stnfitano Ser srabcr
in Der StGbe Der StaSt Meoina
lit mnteroriift.
Die Ser6en iollen an Der
sGcrna einen Anariff Der gnl=
saren snm Stillitanb scbradjt
baben.
9srins Gpnrab pon SDbenlu-
hc lit 6iterreidiidJer Miniiter-
9rGiioent seiuorOen.
@m. 9. Sale iagt, Der beiit-
ide Gailer lit frild) nn6 mnu-
ter.
9ic britiide sloutiralitat ber-
iffentlid)t einen falIden Se-
rid)t iiber cinen GnftidJifffampf
an Der belsiIden &iiite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25

Sn BEN Ser. Staaten ipnroe,l
IN Dem nit Dem 81 SuIi obidIic-
Benoen Sabre 7,27S, ,529 9oIIen
9ountiuoIle perarbeitet. Son oieIer
0uaittitat berbralidten oie Spinae-
reien 6,397,63t 8aIen, fir oie
Sabrifation bon Spreneitoffen fir
Die Iniierten ipiiroen in Dem nett
tralen @merifa SS0,9f6 gallen per-
tpanot.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

PTNHE Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, diSsOlves gravel. cures
diabetes, weak aud lame backs, rheuIna-
usm End ali Irregularities ofthe kidneys and
bladder IN both men and women. lfnot sold
ceipt of 81. One Srall bottle is two m@nths'
treatment and seldom fails 70 perfect a cure.
Send Tor testimonials from this and other
ST. Louis. No. Sold by drugEtsts.-Adv.