davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-15

lonen BON ser 6ibe il~bertpaltigt muir
ben ntto ms Soipital gebra6t tper=
ben m11Bten.
- 3um Nadfolger oes Dor einigen
Wonaten oerl1ieoenen Yfarrers
Sltbrperf bon ser ct. SoIepb's Sir
i DE bat 8ii6of Sban Sen bisber als
Sfarrer Ger &er5 Selu oOer Sacred
Scarf" Stride fungierenoen Safer
Eeter S6neber ernannt un0 oemtlel-
ben gater s. 4. @olf nls aiiiItenten
6eigegeben. 8eioe meroen om Conn
tag pormittag Inn 10 l1br in tire
nelen 4emter pom 8ilGof Sbafp
eingefiibrt peroen. Gen btsber als
@iiiitenten an Ser ct. Soiepbs Sir
9e angelteaten Yaitor s. Sacobt
mltroe Die Yfarrei Der @er5 Seiu
Stride iibertragen itno feline SnltaQo-
ton als Gfarrer miro our6 8ii6of
Cham am Sonntag obenO 7:45 Dor
genommen 1peroen. Der ct. So
iepbs Gerein gab Dem ifeioenoen
@ater Saeobi am 6reitag aberlo cine
geniitpolle Ibihieosfeier, in Dem sic
&irden : Mitglieber Der tiefen 2ie6e
uno G~erebrung fir ibren bisberigen
SeelIorger ber5liden 4iisoruf ga.
ben. Gin groBartiger gmpfang fir
BEN nelten 8farrer uno Ieinen Aiii=
%ltenten miro in oemlelben @erein am
Sontttag abenb Itattfinoen.
Der gitp=Srgenieur Sans Sell
lnno inlpi5ierte am Sreitag in Be
gleitung bon Gngeiteaten Ser SSirma
S6umirtb & So. ben nelerballten
IbflilBfanal an Ser G6errp StraBe.
Der &annl lit spei Meilen lang nno
bat einen anfanglihen Slr6meiIer
BON so Bon unb oebrlt ii6 nod ser
Wiinbung 81 bis auf ~ 3oI aug.
Die Snipeftionsreiie nabm nngefdbr
a Stunben IN Mnipruh; oie Soften
oes Ganals belaufen ii6 anf $780,
600.
Ius @ltero fommt ste Naf-
ri6t, oaB Sobn 9refs in elmer epi-
leptilhen 4nitaIt 81 M6ilene, i'm 81
ter bon 40 Sabren geltorben lit. Ser
8erItorbene mar mebrere Sabre als
Seter an Der ySreie 8relie fir
Seras" angeIteIt, muBte aber feline
Stellung aranfli6feit megen aufge-
ben. @r mar NIT SRI. Bertha
Shmiot, Softer zines molbefannten
oeutfden Mnfieolers BON De @itt
Gountp, perbeiratet. Seine Srau
iiberIebt i'm.
= Die 11idbrige Marp Iiirnber-
ger, tpelde Dor benz Saiife ibrer CT
tern an Der Yleaiatton 2anbitraBe
fpielte, murbe am Sreitag naf)mit-
tag 1870 ourd Den Magen geldoi-
fen; oas @efdoB, meldes in ibren
&0rper orang, lit cine % &oliber
&iigel. Gin Merifaner, Ser in eini-
ger @ntfernung bon 9iirnberger's
Saus auf Ser S~aieniago mar nno
Der elm @epebr BON oemIelben So
liber BET iih fiibrte, puroe oils ser
Sat beroahtig berbaftet. gr lagte,
tpenn er oas Mao6en ~getroffen bot
te, Damn Jet es nur aus Serleben
paIiiert.
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Wapor 8ropn bat eine Spe-
5ial : Situng Ser &%ommiiidre oui
beute Nadmittag 2:30 einberufen,
III ser iiber cine 8etition, melbe bon
Sen @eginern Der $1,000,000 Bond
dllsgobe eingerei6t lit uno in tpel6er
oieielben perlangen, bel Der 8abl
am naditen Montag reprGisntiert 81
fem, perbanbelt meroen miro.
Die Sdulbeboroe i6loB ste
folgenoen 9aufontrafte ab: Saocb
Sanspa6 IT,, Inbau am S1ulbaus
gait Gourtlano Ylace nno Waill
@penue. $5,293. 8. 90. Sebrmann,
Inbalt am Sdynlbaus gde Ssbpa
ullo @epers StraBe, $4,644, 60.
%. Seffineer, @nbau am Sdulballs,
gfe Siio-SIores nno gaiiano Str,
$49t6.
9as 2. @isconiin Snfanterie-
&egiment, bas aus 400 Mann be-
itebt unb Oas groBte uiio poaltan-
oigite aaer bier ~lagernoen &egi-
menter lit, lit ant 5reitag i'm Camp
&illon eineetroffen; ertpartet miro
nod oas 3. @isconiin &egiment,
nel6es am Mittmo6 BON BORT a6ge-
fabren lit uitb nit oeiien Infunft
Die @isconiin 8rigaoe fomplett lein
miro.
Had I%euBerungen Die BON
Sffi5ieren auf Sort Sam Souiton
gemaft iein ioaen, ipiiroen pieleidt
so Sro5ent Der einge5ogenen Wili5-
Soloaten auf 8runo Der Musnabme=
&lauiel, pel6e HationaI : @aroilten
nit suriifgelaiienel beoiirftigen
5amilien Die @ntlaiiung aus Dem
Iilitdroienit eemabrt, lire ab-
i6ieosgeiufe einreiden; bis iebt iino
nod feline oerartigen @eiube BEL
Gen. Sliniton eingerei1t.
Gen. gliB, Der oiiiltierenoe
@eneraIitabs : Gbef, bot in 9eglei=
tuns BON General Siinfton Camp
8illon elmer griinolihen Snipef-
tion unter5ogen. General 8liB miro
lih bon bier aus sur Snlpi5ierung
Der Wilitarlager na6 Brownsville,
Sareoo uno eagle 8aB 6egeben.
Cine S6maoron teranilder
&aDallerie, tpel1e bisber am unterem
Gio @ranoe lag uno 5u meIber ser
aus Sun Mntonio 2euten gebiIoete
8rmpp 81 gebort, lit nod Dem Big
8eno" beoroert. Muf ser 0nr6reile
oortbin miro Die Shmuoron beute
gesen @beno our1 San antonio
fommen uno man lbat einen sroBar-
tigen Gmpfang fir Die fiibnen &ei-
ter geplant.. 200 @neeitelte BON
Sosfe Brothers peroen oen Soloaten
@eihenfe MAIDEN, Die nit Dem Sea-
men oes @ebers berieben iino; bar
unter befinoen iid Seize, Ynoer,
Shreibpapier, Sanotii6er, @leiitifte
uno anoere Safen, Die ben 2euten
inn Seloe iebr 5l ltatten fommen.
@ir boben m~abrbaftig ale
ltriade iiber Die Sibe 81 fIagen, Die
nod onr6 einige 5umeilen redt
idpiile Gage nit feudter 2uft
empfinoliher miro. Mlein anoers-
mo iammern Die Meniden aud. 90
leien mir, 0aB in Dem pom See unt-
ipiilten NiIwuufee Der Sbermomle-
ter ant IL. Suli "a @rao marfier-
te uno Dab an Dem Gage bier Ser
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@runbeiaentums : 1tebertroounoeu.

S. 8. Martin an q. $. Gimmafq.
@rnnoftiid an Der Moon Ctr; ST Ii. q.
VI. Salaoino an $. 6. Shlieper,
@rnnoftiif an Der Nplnn Ctr, $3.50.
Mltgnit 8. 6. gorbts nno Sra1 an
6. 9 Butler, @runbfiid am Shor1p5on
Blace, San SernnnDp Mboition, S405.
Sobn q. 8eBler urlo Srau an Caleb
s. Donng, @runoftiid in 9enper
9eigbts, $500.
$. 8. S6lieper unb Srau an q. IS.
8oemer, @runbitiid an ser NoIan;
$3.50.
6. g. Sofpler an $. 6. unb q. HtdJ<
ter, @rltnbitiid in San Mntonio; $500.
8alter g. 2ebr an aate 2ogan 9oi-
feoo, @runoitld i'm neuen Gitb<8lod
1865. $3.50.
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&riegs : Siloer
SUI @roBem Spernbanie.

&riegs : 8iloer, BON elmer 9fea-
litGt 10 ergreifeno unO pafeno, mie
iie ieoenfaas nod ME bier ge5eigt
iuuroen, peroen bon ndditem Cont
tag BORN. IL ltbr an i'm 8rano
Opera Soule fir orei Gage 3ur
Guffiibrung fommen. gegeiiternb
pirft Der gin5ug BON Marihoa &in-
oenburg's Armee in 8aridmt uno
Der briaante @neriff Der Sruppen
oes Sen. b. 8eieler olf Die unge-
beure Setting 3obo-@ eorgiebsf.
aein patriotiider 0eutiher Ioate ber-
febler, oieie 8orItequngen 81 beIii-
den, in oenen unlere triumpbieren-
Den Seere naturgetreu ge3eigt tper-
Den.
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s { 8.

OS%StIOfp tOSi1| ~
elmer ioeben peroffentlidten Mittei-
lung, Die bon ser fanati11en nnf
gerpiiienlolen 9roRLitioniiuen=S ippl
i6aft gemadte @nflage, oaB er ourd
finan5iele llnterftiibung ser 8raue-
%reiert, iouie our6 Misbrauf Of
fentliher @eloer gum @ouperneur er-
pdblt iei, nit GROCER Sd)orfe gu
rid; er erfldrt, ieoen Gent fir
feline &agne alis Ieiner eigenell
Sai6e be5ablt 81 baben uito fiigt
bir5u, BOB oiele fir oie Saftif ser
Erobibitioniiteft farfateriitil6en
Gerleumoungen MIR ausgeIprengt
ieien, I'M ieiner 8ieoerpabl Sin-
0@erniiie in ben @eg 5u legen.
Der General : Staatsanpalt
bot Elm @llta6ten obgeseben, oem-
snfolge Sdul Gruitees uno onoere
gerionen, Ole mad ribtiger Mns-
leglng oes @eieses ais offentlid)e
9eamte angeieben meroen miiiien, BEL
oet naditen 8rimdruoblen nidt als
8abloorfteber ooer 9eiiiber Jungle
rem fonnen.
Der geridt oes Ser. Staaten
Solicitors @alfers 5eigt, bab Die
Dem 8unoe aus Dem Staate geras
5uflieBenoen @innabmen iid) auf
$4,032,276 fir fir oas lebte ssabr
6elnufen baben.
Sn Ga Cote itarb SRI. Caro-
lina 8obl, i'm Souie ibrer SbtpeIter,
Srau antberina Sllngmaun. Die
Seritorbene ltammte aus 9urbab inn
gllaB uno erreidte elm Sitter bon
nabe5u 70 Sabren. Sic fam als
7iabriges Wdo1en nit ibren gltern
nod Galtropine in Meoina Gonntp
itno bot bis Dor einem Sabre BORT
getpobnt, Damn iieoelte Tie, ibres lei
oenben 3uitanoes uegen at ibrer
SdpeIter iiber.
Braitoent @illon lieB Ser
u9oungs Wens @uiineB 2eague~ BON
Sort 8ortb, oie i'm einselaoen bat-
tie, auf ieiner STEELE nab Dem Siioen
aud Seras uno natiirlid Sort @ortb
81 belii6en, mitteilen, oaB er feline
beitimmten Serlpredungen MAIDEN
fonnte; troboem Jet es nidt ltlt-
moglih, BOB er Der g%inlaonng Solge
leiiten miiroe.
SSSn ser Ndbe bon Iultin muroe
i, Der 27iabrige Iooofat Sobn 6. Hplee
lin einem automobil : unfaa geto-
tet u1o ser &eporter gbmuno Sra-
big, Der in oerlelben Maidyine fab,
ibmer perlebt. &Dlee periudte Ell
mem anoern 4utomobil alis5utpeiden
uno fullerte babel in oen StroBen-
graben, in Dem ii6 feline Maidine
iiberi6lug.
- Sn @eimar lit am Sreitag Ser
erlte 9allen 9aitmpolle bon Sr.
! &robatb auf ben Marft gebraft uno
berfauft moroen; Der 8auen tpog
495 8futto uno m1roe nit 13c pro
Bfunb be3ablt. 4uBeroem erbielt
SEER 4robotb nod Die bon Den Dor
|
tigen &aufleuten fiir oen eriten 8al-
len ~aitsgeiebte Srdrnte in Sobe BON
$25.
- Sn Ircaoia bel @alpeiton itorb
Srnnf g. 8oooefer i'm Sitter bon
rs Sabren; ser GerIdieoene batte
70 Sabre in @albeiton geIebt. @r
miro betrauert bon Ieiner Satin
ionie 3tpet Sobnen,
= Srau @milie 8odborn, @attin
bon Sreo S. 8odborn, berltorb SIT
! 8reubam i'm @Iter BON AZ Sabren;
iie BinterlGBt altBer ibrem @otten
5tuei Sobne uno cine Sodter.
= SIM NIter bon 81 Sobren Itorb
gu &ouiton Srau Morie @obr; tie
miro BON ibrem @atten, orei Sob
men uno elmer Sodter betrouert.
= Armut ma6t mitunter Die Be-
= EL SO Qf..L.c 49,
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= Gin u%ngebeurer Meteor lit 90
gIeilen bon Sot Springs, arfonIas,
ouf elmer 5arm n~ieoergefalen. Der
foloIIale glod lit ourd fem mGfti-
ges 8eDidt tief in bic groe einge-
trieben; Der nod berboritebenoe Sell
fou 70 grob Uie ein Ourdldnitts.
8obnbaus iein. Cine an5obI gea.
turpiifenidaftler bot iid sur lin
terfudung oes WeRors etneefunoen.
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WabI>Nn3eieen.
iSiir 9eaislatmr, Glak go. 4.

9ie nSreie BreiIe fir Seras@ lit au1
torifiert, Germ Nobert g. Gppn als
&moioat fir Die 2esislatmr, Hlat Nr.
A, in ser bemofrntiihen Rrimdrtpabl
am %. Suli an5ufiinbigen.
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- &ongreBmann Gobert 6. Senrt
BON @aco, &anbioat fir oas gunoes-
ienatoren amt, miro beute abeno
UNI $50 cine &agne : &eoe i'm
DON Con Barf bolten; @bpofat
@ur5ba6 miro ben goriib fiibren.
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Ser e. gnrfhnnk

bot megen zines grfranfungsfalles
IN ieiner Samilie 0ie Steae als Set
lenoer fir Die uSreie 8relle" ME
~oergelegt.
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Sir Gpnnfh -Sdakmeiiter.

8ir iinb al1toriiiert. Germ Better g.
Soefsen als &anoibateu our @ieoertpabl
fiir ons Imt beg Gonntn Sdatmeiiter
in Der bettofratiiden HrimdrtuabI ans
sufiinoigen.
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syiir Gpnntg : Nntualt.

8ir finb autoriiiert, Germ Som s.
Netuton nls &anbibaten fir 6as Mmt
beS Gunntp : Nnualt in ser bemofratiz
f6en 8rimdrtuabl am %. Suli an5us
fiinbigen.
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1siir Gountb-GIerf.

Sic rSreie BreiIe fir Seras" lit alls
toriiiert, GERM Srant %. Neutpn als
@anDibaten fir 8ieberfpabl fir bas Mmt
bes GpnntD= Glert in Der beborltebenben
oemofratiiden Rrimdrtpabl am %. Suli
an5rfiinoigen.
8ir iinb autoriiiert. 5errn George
Surfeg als &aubibaten fir oas Imt
bes Gpuntp= Glerf in Der bemofratiiden
Brimdripabl am %. Snli an5ufiinoiaeu.
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Wen1iiI

aartoffsIn, @eue seras. $3.50; Gu
~lifornia $2.85.
Siibe aartoffern. 2onifiana. $1.75.
3tptebeln, California, $3.50.
@obl, $3.50 per Crate.
Eeteriilie. 35e per 9bo. sgiinoeI.
@riiner Efeffer. 1925 per guffeI.
8eeten, 40c per STD. zBiinbeI.
@elbe Wurseln, 80 II. 35e per gbo.
Weerrettigs@ lraein. per BIB. 12hc
gmtaloupes, Stanbaro, $3.50 Der
Crate; Stumble, $1.25 Der Crate.
Squaib. 75c per guf6eI.
Somaten. Seras. 4 Scribe, S5c lr6
90c.
@urfen, per guibeI, $3.50.
Spinat. 75c per 8nfheI.
gferpflan5er, soc per 9uben6.
aopfialat, $3.50 uno $2.75.
Sohnen. Crime. $f.25h bis $3.50
per guifef.
Ora, $500 fir bier guSheL.
8lumenfobl, S1.75 fir 10 @tiid.
4aoiesder. 30c (. 1 Gbo. giinbel.
Selerie, $1.00 per 9libeno.
yteh-Marft.
Gan antonio, Ser. is. Suli 1916
&iibe 1925 bis 1925.
&dIber $3.50 bis $500.
O6ieu 81 90 bis $7.65.
SlIIen $500 bis 1925.
ct. 2ouis, 10. SltIi 1916. gfiubz
bieh. Serassgieh, $3.50 Biz &c. 90.
S6ipeine $8.75 bis $10.10.
Teae.
BoIf unD Euds 90 GA
ansora>Sieeen. per gfb. 10 gts.
angcras8ieaen. bei3dbiet 80. s cd
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Sir Gountp = Spmmihar Eresinft
Go. 4.

8ir iino udtoriiiert, Serrn Sarpep
Bed als &anoiodten fir bas Gnnt bes
Gpnntp = Spfnmifar Bresinft SO. A in
Ger ben1ofratif6en Brimdrtpabl am %.
SuIi dnaiifinbiaeu.
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L.ckaIes.
gpramsiidtlides @etter.

Sir San Intonio uno lmgegeno,
3eute unb Counting u~nbeitdroig.
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9us 2atein iuuroe ettua I'm
oas Sabr $50 ST. elmer totem Sprad,e.
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SIR Guuntp : &ommiiTGr Eresinft
go. 2.

8ir iino autoriiiert, Serru Gbas. t.
Untseit, &anoioat fir 8iebertpabl fir
oas Int BEG GumntD : 2ommifar Ire=
5itft Nu. 2 in Ser beboritebenoen bemoz
fratiideu Brimdrtuabl am %. SuIi ans
5ufiinbiaen.
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= Armut madt mitunter Die 9e-
luhe 0es &r5tes rar.
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GOttunfamen- Trpbufte.
San antoniu, Seq, Is. SnIi 1876
grime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil, SO
Gents Der @nuone.
Wetp Dprf, Is. Snli. 49, Spot $10.65
bio; SuIi, $10.65 unb $10.75; Muauft,
$10.62 nnb $10.65; September, $1,000
nno $10.52; Sftpber, 1886 uno 1888:
Nobember, 1886 uno 1857; Seaems
ber, 1886 urb $3.50; Snniar, $8.58
nnb $3.50; Sebruar. 1892 unb $3.50.
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SIN Die uJue 9reIe"!
SOr eneen sasen uerOffenlidts id in S6rem @odenblatt BEN
fplqen0en Mrtfd.
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Ularfts8eriht.
Banmmone.
Gottpnfamen- VrD0nfte,

Gan @ntonio, Seq, 1878 gts.
@alpeiton, geitern, 1876 Gents.
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5arm.IrD6nfte.

Gam antonio, Ser. Is. Suli 1916
glffer --... 2Oc-21c per $50
gier (nur frifde) $50. 1, 22hc per $50
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(9olitiide Gn8eiee.)
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Hartoffeln. Neue Eegas, $3.50; gas
I~ifornia $2.85.
SiiRe .@drfpffeTu QnuiSiono 81 TX
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-02

New Orleans be secure from Hoods 81
the future, but that the largest yes
sells in the world could enter its haT<
Dor.
The Mississippi river, from the
jetties to the mouth of the Red river,
would be a canal. navigable at all
times, with a little dredging, per
haps, between Baton Rouge and the
Red river, and all that rich country
on either side of the river from the
mouth of the Red river to the Gun
would be absolutely secure from
floods.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-02
DIRE DISTRESS
1t Is Near at Hand to Hundreds OF
Cambridge Readers.

Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache is often the kidneys
cry for help.
Neglect hurrying to the kidneys
aid
Means that urinary troubles may
follow.
Or danger of worse kidney trouble
Here's Cambridge testimony.
r J. A. Hastings, miller, Ill Muir
St.. Cambridge, says: Il was in a
bad way with a rundown condition
of my. kidneys. My back panied con-
siderably whenever 1 stopped and
sharp. shooting pains caught me in
the small of my back, making me
feel miserable. The kidney secre-
tions were scanty and painful in pas
sage. After using two boxes of Do
ans Kidney Pills. I had no further
kidney trouble. generally keep
them on hand, however, in case !
should need them"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hastings had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo. N. Y.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-02

sideration. But the conclusion is
very difficult to escape that Mr. HUI
ghes has let hankering for this
vote enter into his campaign.
Waterville, Me-, Sentinel-Mr. HUI
ghes denies that he made any agree
ment with O'Leary and his followers,
but it is reasonably evident that,
agreement or no agreement, the Re-
publican candidate did not intend it
should be known that he had seen
O'Leary even as he would see any
body else.
Brooklyn, N Y, Citizen-There
has never been an hour since the
campaign opened when it was not
clear that the significance of Mr.
Hughes candidacy was to be found.
not in any difference from Wilson on
matters of international policy, but
wholly in the effort of the Kaiser'G
agents on this side of the Atlantic 10
have Wilson struck down because OF
his refusal to subordinate the rights
of this country to the interest of
Germany.
Clinton, Pa, Despatch-If this
fact (Hughes' conference with the
O'Leary delegation) in itself is not
enough to administer an overwhelm-
ing rebuke to politicians of the HUI
ghes stripe, then the American peo-
pie will never appreciate the neces-
sity of running their own govern
ment without dictation from such
groups of disloyal citizens.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-02
HUCHES-O'LEARY CABLE
DENOUNCED BY PRESS
of Secret Conference De-
clared to Make Hyphenate Situa-
ton Clear-General Indignation at
Dark Lantern Conspiracy.

! Newspapers throughout the coun-
TRY continue to condemn the secret
/ political relations between Republl-
ican Presidential Candidate Hughe,
and the propagandists of Jeremiah
IO'Leary's independence Lt.iie
sfnce." as disclosed by the Demo
Acralic National Committee. Follow
ing are excerpts from editorials on
the subject:
+ Harrisburg, Pa, Patriot-The ex
lposure of the secret relations be-
Tween Candidate Hughes and a
crowd of un-American creed in which
sthe presidential office was made The
subject OF willing barter, will be
good for the country. 1t will show
the ciandesllne efforts being made
not only to undermine President Will
son, but also to wreck the American
overlment.
Lewiston. Me. Sun.-It is easy 10
laugh at the hyphenates. That is.
for those who are not themselves in
a similar fix. Can yOu-can you
bring yourself to run the risk OF
Roosevelt?
Rochester, N. Y, Herald-Mr. Hu.
ghes may be able to continue his
fCiUdl CIV NdSlOHS w ASu uS 10 quCotloA
ed upon the issues of the campaign.
But he will not be able either to
conceal or disguise the meaning of
his covert relations WIN ,ne h;,. -.
enterprise of moral treason which u:
being engineered by fictitious hmeri
cans, whose aim it is to put the in
terests of foreign power first IN e.
cry content or controversy where
American interests are at stake.
Bridgeport, Conn, Farmer-The
issue is at last clear. Mr.. Hughes
and Mr.. O'Leary think alike. But
Mr.. Wilson, when confronted by the
same demands, which were submitted
by O'Leary, sent telegram which
the world could read, and which very
sharply disposed of O'Leary's- at
tempt to commit the Government to
an unneutral course.
Lancaster, Pa, 1ntelligence-The
O'Leary incident, beginning with the
sharp rebuke administered to that
notorious person by the President,
has now developed the proportions
of a political scandal, casting its
shadow upon the Republican candi-
date and National Committee.
Newark, N. j., News-Credence
does not readily attach itself to the
thought that Mr.. Hughes has enter
ed into a stultifying bargain with
that section of the German-Ameri-
can and Irish-American vote that
has made racial feeling the first con-
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An Appeal to Citizens

Captain Hirst and all members OF
Company C, Maryland National
Guards, will arrive in Cambridge on
the late train Saturday, Nov. 4th. o
. i soldiers have been sVa
l<fijE Il earnS9 ~ hone, and S;iheefe
Kzquest, that the citizens OF Cam
bridge do all they can to make ihei
homecoming a happy one.
All citizens should be as patrioti:
as possible, on this occasion, anG
decorate their homes and places OF
business with American flags and
bunting, or anything else appropri-
ate. l would suggest that the deco
rations remain up on Saturday, Sun
day and Monday.
1t will afford me great pleasure to
see every place in Cambridge deco
rated, and it will also be compli
ment to our soldiers, who SO proud
fly responded to the call of our
country.
Arrangements are being completed
for meeting the soldiers at the train.
and banquet, possibly Monday
night. Now, let us all decorate ouI
homes and places of business. and
give our boys hearty welcome.
EARLE w. OREM, Mayor.
Adv LAT
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Is CENTS DESTROYS
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Thin, brittle, colorless and scrag-
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just few weeks use, when you will
actually see lot of fine, downy hair
new hair-growing all over the
scalp. Adv.
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