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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27
I.okaIes.
8abrideinlides 8etter.
Sur Gan Intonio nno l1mgegeno:
,Soeute abeno uno Samltag, flur.
Nns Der Sta1thaQe.

Die am 9onneritag a~bgebaltene
SiBu1g oes Celebrates mar nidt
BON LANCER Oalter. Sin BON &onl-
miIIGr 2ambert geltellter Intrag,
oaB Die Stabt bie 8e5ablung Der
$500 &r1mie fir bie BON &ommiiiar
@arlallo geiteIlte 8iirgi6aft in S0-
be bon 100000 be5able, ipltrbe
abgeipieIen. 9agegen itimmte &on1-
miiidr l1br, oafiir Mapor 9romn ltn0
&pmmiIidr 2ambert, Die ia init 3ab-
lungen aus Dem offentli6en &lin-
gelbeutel uneemein liberal iino. 9a
orei Stimmen sur 8emiaigung Of
fentli6er @eloer notig iino, &earnp
ni6t anmeieno mar uno @arlano in
eigener Sade ni6t itimmen fonntc,
fiel Ser Intrag ~borlaufig onr1, jon
aber ben1nddit pieoer auf's Sapet
qebrodt merben. Staotantpalt Gil
Iette bat befanntlid Elm iuriitii6es
@lltadten a6gegeben, oent5ufolge es
ni6t ungeiebli6 iein ion, &omm:i-
Idr Garland fir Die 8rdnie sl
entl1doigen 0o6 i6eint ltbr fein
redtes 3utrouen 5u oieIen %iuriitt-
iden @llta6ten 81 baben. g. 9.
'Stires, Manager elmer &efIame-
&ompagnie, Ser einen eroBen 8la-
fatitano alif elmer SteGe bate err
ri6ten Iaiien, obrte oafiir cine BIZ
5ens 5u babelt, uurbe I'M Sibungs=
iaale berbaftet; ourh Oie grri6t1nJ
0ieies giG=goaros ioG Die Insiiht
auf Die StraBe beI6rdnft unb sic.
@efabr fir Iutomobil : 3uiam=
menitoBe ltno nnbere &aramboIagen
Itarf %bergroBert iein. Stires per-
ildte feline Sanolungsweiie Dem
MaDor gegeniiber 5u perteioigen,
auuroe aber bon oieiemt beoeutet, aI-
les, mos er ouf Dem Ser5en babe,
rem SoGi5eiridter por5utragen. II
9ta60em nod $1,000 fir anfdaf-
furg BON brei Goli5ei Iutompbiler
bepiaigt nn0 einige Sitnep &on-
aefiionen eeipdbrt parer, tpuroen sic
8erbanolungen bis gum nGdltan
Wontag bertagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27

Die @erar golntp 9airnnten's
Aiiociation belt am 9onnerltag cine
geriammlung ab, in Der bie llnge-
beuren Yreiie, tDelobe Die 5Sarmer
iebt fir Die CUR differing Ser MiId-
flbe ben0tigten Stoffe be5ablei1
milifen, beipro6en nuroeit. 8aum-
molten : San1en, ser fir geipobnli1
fiir $50 pro Come perfauft ipuroe,
lit aiif $54 geitiegen; Samen : Sill
fen bon SO ouf ST. uno Oas aus
Dem Samen aeponnene Webl BON
SIS nllf $40. Die 1armer erfl1-
zen, haB iie Die Milhpreiie auf me.
nigitens &c pro Yint un0 lie pro
Gaiart erboben miiiien, lDern lie
1lidf uQe Iantmt uno ionoers ganfe-
rott MAIDEN monel.
SIN Sitter BON % Sabren lit
fSrail Marp @r5eciono geb. 8eib
aus Dem 2eben geidieoen. Die Ser
iiorbene, melde in Sitter bon bier
Sabren nit ibren Gltern BON
Trutidlan6 fam, miro BON ibrem
@atten, Orei S6bnen uno Orei So6-
tern betrauert.
Gin Selifateiien : Counter. Sn
Der &ermamtsiobne Saac fperben
bonn Sonntag ab uno ieoen fer
neren Sonntag I'M SpeiIe5im-
mlcr 0elifatelien m elmer Iusmabl
bon breiBig bis pier5ig Sorten ler-
biert.
Msebrere Mili5 Soloaten ba'
ben iid bereit erflart, ben Sprierr
uno Armeniern beim Sammeln Dor
Jonos nafiten Samitag uno Conn
Tag 81 belfen, p~ornusgeiest oaB ibr'
gorseiesten ibuen bier5l Die notig'
grIaubnis g%emabren.
Die s. & 8. &c. g~iienbdbr
~perfanft fat ieoen Gag ca. 80 IilG
man 9idets nah Monterep uno De-
Staot Merifo, mdbreno nod anberl
Hnnften etDa 100 gepobnlibe Sil
lette ausgegeben peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27
3.

Ser Staats . @eiunobeitsbe,
ainte, Or. @. 9. Collins, bat iid)
IN 8egleitung oe5 8eridteritatters
n. s. 2otprp nod Tem Orleans
begeben, linn bon BORT ans cine Sn.
Ipeftionsreiie nod ben an Der of
lantilden &iiite gelegenen @dfet
pon Central nnb Sio : amerifa
m5utreten. Or. Collins miro Die
i%anit1ren Gerbaltniiie aaer Staotc,
Die nit Seras iIt fommer5ieler Ser
bino1ue iteben, getau inIpi5ieren
uno oni @runo bes oaour6 se-
iDonneren Ginblides Die teraniiden
Gnnrant6ne . 8orihriften regeln.
@ouperneur 5ergliion bat Ell
he Proclamation erlniien, ourd'
iDelfe Die BON linn am /. Ipril
1915 erlafiene Quarantine @aB.
regel pom /. @opember 3. SO. an
a~nfgebobcn miro.
Na6 Dem bonn Comptroller
3errea on @onberneur Sergulor
ringereidten Tinnr5 . geridt boi
ner Stadt Seras in Dem nit 81
-9luguit a6idliebenben Sabre geaer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27

oos goriobr $749,335.4O mebr aus
gegeben. Die Mltsgoben in 1915
beliefen it6 auf $1740S,454.49, III
bieiem Sabre ober auf $751;
1889. 9ie Mebrousgaben tprr-
Sen our6 bie grri6t11tg elmer @n-
5abl neler, offentli6er 8ebauoe,
iotpie Inlage anOerer permone1ter
8er~beIIerungen berporgerl1f fen.
Comptroller SerreG bat Die
Notwithstanding elmer gn5obl Der
ourd oen itarfen 4utomobil Ser
febr notmenoie geporoenen r&oao"e
SGuIer in Sorris County inter
Iudt, Inn ii6 oariiber idliillig SIT
meroen, OF Sen 8eiibern oieier 60
perrten oud in 3ufunft bie S6anf-
geredtigfeit gepabrt werben Ioa.
= Ser &an6eI nad Den moro
lif)en. SeiIen bon Werico bat in BEN
lektcn Sagen gan5 rieiige 9imeniio-
men ange1ommert. Ser @runo oa-
fir lit Der nit Dem 1. Nopember IN
Graft tretenoe Sarif 6ur6 BEN Ser
3on arf 9rp GOODS, S6nbe, @ro-
ceries ltno onbere gum 2eben not
lpenoige artifel garl5 ~beoeuteno er-
bolt miro. @eiddfte iopie Sri
patlellte faufen 10 piel mie mogliG
EN- Inn Ser 3oIerbobung 81 emit
geben.
g. $. Sbebeuur, Der IN Soll-
Iton 40 Gage IN nnterildungsbaft
geleiien batte, fano bel ieiner SreilaI<
Jung, baB cine gau : &ompagnia,
Die INN fem Seim ouf @bidlags5ah-
lung erridtet batte, feline iiede Srarl
aus Dem Sauie ~geiporfen nno oas-
Ielbe nit 8ei6lag belegt batte. Sci
men eigenen, iotpie BEN Semiibun-
gen Ginger 5reunoe geGong es ie-
bod, oie geamten Ser 8au &om-
pagl1ie 5l1 bepeeer, lire barte WaB-
pegel 5uriid5unebmell uno Dem
Monile @eIegenbeit 5l geberL iib
oas teilipeiIe be5ablte Saus gu err
baIten.
SSobn Copeland, &aiierer Ser
MaribaG State 8arf, Der ailgeflagt
it, oet anti fatboliihen Setreo-
tler @iaiam 8laf am 3. Se6ruar
1915 eri6oiien 5u baben nno Der
oesbalb altgenblifli6 in @alpeiton
pro5eiiiert miro, erfldrt gan5 emit
fir Sen SOB 9laf's nift
berantportli6 5u Iein. @r giebt 81,
SdlB abgefeuert 81 BADEN,
ober, ni6t auf gIad, ion-
Bern auf oeiien Wanager, einen ge-
Clarence s. Saa, ge5ielt 3u
bnber.
Sn Souiton lit Die .S6iabriga
,srdu 9orotbeo Sdmitt aus @ram
iber Sen SOB hires 6~0iabrigen
8. S. Subele, Ben mir IN
~tnlerer letter Summer melOeten
.leitorben.
Sn 8rotpntpooo lit Sberit
Seorge Sperlon @oobpin, Ser @riin-
,er unb Safer oes uSeroS Igricultn-
al ano We6anicaI College" i'm Il-
:er bon 81 Sabren CUR etpigen
eingegangen.
= 9us BON So. 2aIater ans Sal i
in Springfileo, Woii, aus
Seriep gieb lit nit Dem bon
ser National 9airp S6om alisgeiet-
Ell eriten 8reiS prGmiert moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27

Mabiegden. 4oc t. / Deb. <giinSeI.
g~lumenfohl. &c uno Il per Hfo.
&obl, $3.50 per Crate.
@riiner Yfeffer. ST Der. @uihel.
SeIeriss, 75e nnb Soc per Oneens.
Heteriilie, 85e Der 0bo.s 8lnoet
&~ppffalat, $500 per Crate.
@elbe 8uraeln. 40c II. SOC per Seo.
gmtaloupes, 6tanbarb, $2.25 per
Crate; gonb, 75c per Crate.
@ierpflansen, $1.25 per gnfhel.
Gouafb, $1.00 per 8uideI.
Spinat. Toe per 0usdel.
Ofra, $500 fir @ufheI.
8eeten, 46c per 0bb. zgiinoel.
acknowledgements per Bfo. 12he
8nrfen, per Crate $2.00.
Tieb Marff.
Gan 9ntonip, Ser, 81. Oft. 1916 =
&iihe $4.25 biz $500.
&6lber $500 bis $7.75.
Sdien $3.50 Bis $685..
8nIen $4.S5 biz $500.
ct. 2ouis, 81. Oft. 1916. sinoe
pieh. Seras@@ieh. $3.50 big $500.
Gdneine $8.75 Bis S10.45.
SGtite.
Sdfuere nnhf gdIad1ter ..... % Sts-
BIN Ghlahter .......22 @tS.
@riin aeSdl5ene -.......l5h efs.
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@abl Mmseigen.
Har Gonntn : Gidter.

Sic .Sreie Brefie" lit nutoriiiert,
Germ 9. Gugelfins als republifaniiden
&nnbioaten iiir bas Gmt bes County
Mihter ppn @erar GDnntp als 8egner
aeaen 9fifter 9abis in Der 8abl am
7. 9opember a~n5ufiinbisen. or bittet
I'M Die llnteritiibuns aaer 9eutfden i'm
gountr.
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@rumbctaenrnms Ilebertraamnaen.

3. 8. 9iaie an 6. 6. 9iuie, 1852. Y
Ifer 2anb; 81 II. q.
Some. Building ano Snpeitment goms
pam an @mil 5aegeliu, @runoItiid I'M
gitn 8lod 3418; 5000.
g. g. godrane uno Srau an George
@. Nieb. @runbitiid i'm neren Gitb
glod 2230; $3.50.
8alter g. geapier an 6. &. Siaie,
@runbitiif on Der Siibealamo uib 60
liao Ctr; 81 II. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27
Sans III Derremten.

Gas nntere nrb nbere Studuerf
BON CIR. 21S Ch-gommeree Strafe
III an perrenten. W6here Mnsfnnft in
ser Office Der .sssreien Vrefse"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27
Sir gOnntp-a ommiiIar Tresinft
Nn. q.

@ir Tino alitoriiiert, Germ q. q.
9utns aIs aanbibat fir County : &om<
miiidr Yre3inft SO. A alf Dem republic
faniihen Gidet in Der Hopentbertpa1I
dnaufiinoiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27

SRI. &ppal Omit bobniidem Gu
deln) uSiderIid bat Sad Dir nie
er5Gblt, oaB er mir etnmal einelt
Seiratsontrag genadt bat2"
Safs 8erlobte: oNeiu, er iagre
mir MIR, es ieien nerIdieoene 9inge
in Ieiner gergangenbeit, oeren er
li6 iddmc, aber ih fragte i'm nidt
tpeiter."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27
6reic %}zc1s ful Scras: 6rcitag II. OftuDtr 1916.

S6merte greifen, mern feline gri-
Iten5 beorobt lit - mie es I'M Saae
9eutI6lanoS mar nno oabon
lino mir gliidli6erlueiie nod ie5r
melt entfernt.
Chicago NbenopoIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27
%11aressS erssbt.
gammluolle.
antonio. Ser, IS Gents.
IN eg+op oegtern 1S IN GtS

Snn Gntonio, Ser, Is Gents.
@alpeiton, geiterr, 1870 Sts.
GottpnIamen-Eroomft
San antunip, Ser, 81. OFT. 1916 =
8rime grube Cotton Seeo Oil. 81
8cnis pei ,~sdllone
gieiu gprf, 81. Oft. - Spot $11.90
bib; Sftober, $1,000 uno $3.50; Nos
pember, $11.87 uno $11.90; Se5ember,
$11.89 unb $11.90; Sanuur, S11.91
S11.93; Sebruar, $11.92 nnb $11.95;
Mdra. $11.94 rno $11.95; Ipril,
$11.99 nnb $12.05; Mai, $12.01 rro
$12.22.
Tarm-Trpbnfte.
Gan @ntorio, Ser, 27. Oft. 1916
Butter Zoe per Etultp
Ger (nur frilde) $40. /. Bic per 9bb.
$40. 2, tic Der 2b0.
Siihner ..... 14h - 1Sc per &tuno
Curriers' ........... 1Sc per Stunp
@eisen .......... St.S4 per 8uldel
&orn .......... $1.00 per guidlel
Safer .55c per Snld1el
Sen 49,. ...... S14.00 Der Come
WemiiIe.
aortpffeIn, California. $500.
Giise @artpffeln. @hite Pam. $1.75:
8limpfin Pam. $f.75 uno $500.
2tuiebeln. California. 1926.
gobnen, Crime, 1924 ner 8uideI.
Somaten, Serds. 4 4orbe. 85e unb
90e.
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Ban . GrIaubnisifeime.

8. WueLer, Gnbau. @urnet StrnBe;
5000.
2olis Sarr. S~tausebduOe. giier Strae
re; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27

v@as oenfcn sic iiber Die poIiti
i6e 2oge?"
D8itte baIten sic mid iett ni1t
olf", ~onttportete Senator Sorgbum
drgerlih. oSebt beiBt es reoen, nid)t
oenfen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-27
Standardization

Standardization in Der Safe
Ser 6ermannsiobne ant SamItag
unb Counting, Ben %. uno 30. Otto
Der. @eafleiid, @eIiuurit, @urIt-
iuppe. Nnr fir Sermannsiobne.
aiinftig finbet ieben Somitag nno
Ennntoa Standardization itott.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-03
Exhibitors nthusiastic-Better Cars
and Greater Volume of Business
is the Slogan.

The Toledo Automobile Show held
at the Terminal Auditorium from
February 7th to 18th inclusive, prom
ises to far surpass the exhibits OF
previous years. More cars are rep,
resented, displays are more attrac-
tive and the public shows greater in
terest than ever before. A large at
tendance is looked for from outside
towns as this is most satisfactory
time for making comparisons and see-
all makes to best advantage.
The exhibition exclusively domes-
tic, and offers the public display of
stream line body designs that surpass
last years models for gracefulness,
comfort, and general attractiveness.
There are surprises and points of
fascinating interest at nearly every
step.
That prosperity reigns throughout
the United States is common know
ledge, but the demonstration of ma
tional wealth at the national automo-
bile show is spectacular enough to
draw gasps of surprise from men in
close touch with the financial pulse
of the country.
For the average man or woman
whose purse calls for lower price
car, the Chicago show offers splen-
did variety. The lowered cost of the
four cylinder cars has surprised the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-03
Give Thanks to Farmer.
Talk Against Monarchy

There are vague reports of popu-
lar movements in Athens to dethrone
King Constantine and set up a Greek
Republic.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-03
IEHaS1a 5s7s3a1 80; H>. -. ~
Nzzssse III ~ A..4 g. D. eese1I&@asss esI=&z;@=as
a@zszsa@llll EI)lzsAa SlIsA
WONDERS OF MECHANICAL |NCENU-
|TY At TOLEDO AUTO SHOW

automobile public, for manufacturers
have figured their products to be
within the radius of the average
mans financial means more this year
than ever before.
Buy 20 Per Cent of Output
at is only in recent years that the
farmer has been considered seriously
as motor car buyer and his purchas-
es have grown so rapidly that about
70 per cent of the output of Ameri-
can factories is now absorbed by the
country districts.
With from so to 80 per cent of
his production going to farmers the
motor car designer has been forced
to take into consideration the farm
ers' needs in building his car, and the
average automobile of today is better
built, more simply designed, and will
stand more abuse and costs less for
upkeep than was thought possible a
few years ago.
Give Thanks to Farmer.
"What the next few years will de-
velope is hard to say, but think we
will all agree that up to the present
time the city buyer can thank the
farmer of the country for the eff
cheney and low cost of the average
American automobile today"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-28
DRUG BELIEVED
USED TO KILL GIRL
POstmOrtem Shows She Did Not
Die by Drowning.

Wilkes Barre, Pc, &C.. 29.-1da May
Brown, the pretty Sab lstapol girl, dill
not come to her dca h b. owning,
neither was she strangled to Gea h.,
according to report submitted 20
District Attorney Frank P. Slattery
by DR.. D. w. Collins and DR.. A. T..
McClintock, who performed an autcp-
sy on the body that was disiateried
by order of court.
For nearly five hours, these doctors
worked over t body of the girl. Even
then they. were not certain as to he
manner in whicn she met d >ath, bat
both were convinced that she was
murdered No wafer was found in the
lung The condition CT the organs as
we'll as the throat and nasal passages
was such as to prove that she was
not strangeld to death.
The contents of the stomach are to
be analysed, the doctors having found
a condition that makes them believe
she was overcome by either knockout
drops or chloroform.
While detectives have not given up
the automobile theory and still are
seeking the mystery car. County De-
tective P. j. Connolly sail that evi.
dence unearthed convinced him that
the girl met her death on Tuesday
and not Wednesday afternoon.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-28
ADVANCING
AROUND FORT VAUx
German Artillery Pounding at
Positions.

London, Oct. 2S.-French troops
made further progress in the Verdun
region, advancing west and south of
the fortress o. Vaux, according to the
official announcement issuel by he
French war department. One hui
dred Germans were made prisoners.
German artillery, the statement
wood and Fort Doustlmont, which
were captured by the French in the ir
surprise attack Tuesday night. 1t s
developed that Douaumont fort was
set on fire by German shell ami
that it was still burning when the
French sto- med it.
In the re2ion of the Somme French
artillery destroyed a German NUM-.
ton depot near Abiaincourt.
British troops raided the German
trenches in thu sector south Of the
River Ancre, says the Official state
ment issued by the British war depart
ment
tiles were hur,ed by French avi tors
during the past twen+y-four hour on
various rail-oa stations and NIL tary
works behind the German lines, the
French war Office announced. Good
results were ahserved everywhere, the
statement said.
General Nivelle, the French com-
mander at Verdun, has addressed a
proclamation to General Mangin AMI
the officers of his command who par
ticipated in the recent French ad-
vance, saying:
you have added fresh and splendid
glory to the Tags OF the army Q; :
verdun. In the name of that arm,
l thank you. You have deserved wei.
of your country"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-28
LINER CHICAGO AF|RE
RACING FOR AZORES
Flames in Hold Of Ship With
1870 Passengers Aboard.

New York, Oct 2S.-The French
line steamship Chicago, which left
Bordeaux last Sunday for New York,
with 100 passengers aboard, is racing
for Fayal, in the Azores, with a fire
in one of her holds, according to ad-
vices received by the Maritime ex.
change through Lloyds.
The Chicago was expected to rea h
Fayal, the advices said and added tiat
the fire was in No. hold of the ship.
The vessel was Jdue at New York No,
vember 1.
The Chicago is a twin screw, steel
steamship, schooner-rigged, 50S.S feet
long, $40 feet wide and 1916 feet deep.
with capacity of 10,502 tons. 1t was
built in 1898 at st. Nazaire, France,
and is owned by the Compagnie Gen.
erale Transatlantique. 1t is equipped
with wireless and submarine sigr a..
ing apparatus. 1t has four zen wa er
tight bulkhcads and two three-cylinde1
triple expansion engines of 1888 nomi
nal horse power.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-28
Russian Attacks Fail.

Berlin, Oct. 2S.-Russian troops in
The district west of Lutsk, in Volhyn a
made a heavy attack on the Austr =
German lines in the Kise,in sector,
litter prolonged artillery preparat OF.
The attack, the Berlin war Office an
lounces, broke down before the de-
,ensive enlargement
The Russ ans have repeated their
attacks along the Shara river but fail
ed to gain any advantage.
In the southern Car-athians there
we're renewed assaults on the Teuton.
lc linss by the Russians and Ruma-
mans, but here also the hostile effort
% advance was futile.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-28
San FELICE CIGARS
FIVE CENTS STRAIGHT
AND WORTH IT
All Dealers Now Sell Famous Cigars
at SC. Straight-In Effect Today.

Owing to the greatly increased
cost of quality tobaccos, in fact ev-
erything pertaining to high grade
cigars, the makers of the San Felice
cigar, The Deisel-Wemmer Company,
have advanced the selling price to
the Jobbers and Dealers, and hence
forth this cigar will positively be
sold to the consumer at 5 cents
straight instead Of six for quarter
as previously.
The SAN FELICE is national in
it's scope and character, having just
ly attained this eminence through its
unexcelled excellence. To maintain
this uneQualed standard Of quality,
the advance in question is absolute
ly unavoidable. The generous sup
port of all men using quality cigars
is earnestly desired.-Adv. 26-1t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-28
KNOW IT WELL
Xhniliar Features Well Known to
Hundreds Of Cambridge Citizens.

A familiar burden in many homes.
The burden of a bad back"
4 lame, weak or an aching back
Often tells you of kidney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidnsyy.
Here r. Cambridge testimony.
ArS.s1. E. Townsend, 104 Vue de
HEau St., Cambridge, says: II suf-
1ero6 from a severe siege of back
lehe and my kidneys were disorder
q. Ny back gave me considerable
l9an, especially when I had to bend
4Ser. Sharp pains caught me in the
6ilall Of my back and were source
annoyance. My kidneys were too
leoQue4t in action, also. Through
The n6wspapers learned of Doan's
8Ane1 PILLS and used two or three
k6DooNprocured at Bradshaw's Phar-
Macy. was greatly benefited and
I 1A1D been troubled very little
SlHee."s
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Glass Ct,oa-

The first glass cups were made at
Alexandria. Some were colored like
Bohemian glass anG decorated with
glass pastes. initiating precious stones
and canoes. Some were opaline, 9TH
ers clear as crystal and still others
formed of Opaque layers welded to-
gether like the famous Portland vase,
in which the white upper layer had
been cut away like cameo, leaving q
blue ground around the figures.
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rEuT0NWhR|ssE'''!!PS
IN a.: 80 mi J;
EN Usth.sjsLZ stEsD
Two German D.,sIi0jers and
One British Lest.
ATTACKERS WERE Driven Off
Kaiser Squadron Dis: b'es Another
English Warship and Sinks n Imp
ty Transport.

LHGf!SH WsTSfiP Gnu SiHhS u IMP
ty Transport.
London, Oct 2S.-T4e fist p n a
fight since the .Ju5land bait e was
fought in the English chaDncl Detwe en-
German and British 'masquit1 fl IL
as" when ten German Ie IT ye S
oeHt upon ra-3ing havoc amCn5 the
8c.tish cross-clannei service and troop
Transports were engaged by BIZ isl
iestroyers.
A spectacular runsia battle ensued,
The result OF which, ACCORDING to
preliminary report Issued by the ad-
niraity was IS follows:
German losses
Two destroyers sunk.
British losses-Destroyer Fiirt, miss
ing. Nine men saved.
Destroyer Nub;an, disabled aid later
grounded while being towed in.
Transport Queen, carrying no
troop, sunk. Crew saved.
The raid was the first attempted by
German naval forces in such siren 9Th
since the outbreak of tie war. 1t was
designed primarily, it is believed, to
binder the moving of reinforcements
20 the Somme front
The channel was swept by violent
storm and the sea was high while
The engagement was fought. The de-
stroyer Nubian, commander Montague
Barnard, was disabled and listed heav-
ly when taken into tow by rescue
vessel. So terrific was the gaze. how
ever, that the tow was cut and TIE
destroyer subsequently went aground.
Commander Richard T. Kelleat, OF the
Flirt, and all except the nine rescued
men are believed to have been drown
ed.
The official report saws:
During the night the enemy at
:empted a raid with ten destr yers on
our cross-channel transport service.
The attempt failed. One empty trans
port, the Queen, WIS sunk The whole
Of her crew was savel. Two of tn )
enemy destroyers were sunk and the
,est were driven off.
"H. M. torpedo boat destroyer Fir +,
Lieutenant Richard P. Kelett, R. NJ,
S missing, and it is feared she m y
De lost, but nine of the crew have
been saved.
"H. NJ torpedo boat destroyer MI
oian, Commander Montague Bernard,
R. NJ, was disabled by torpedo and
AIKEN in tow, but owing to the bad
weather the tow parted and she has
grounded"
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ALLEGED SLAYER ESCAPES
Leaves Outer Garment In Hands o
Officer Who Arrested Him..

Leaves Outer Garment In Hands Of
Officer Who Arrested Him..
Bangor, Pa, Oct. 28.-A man al EGG
ed to be GEORGE Pinto, wanted al
Binghamton, N. Y, on a charge OF
shooting three men, one of whom died
escaped from the clutches Of the law
in a sensational manner when he slip
ped out of a sweater after Chief OF
Police Lewis had grabbed him, and
after running gun fight through the
woods, made getaway.
Hem 1eaft Burke e. Ct Ct Bingham
ton. had come to Bangor after receiv
ing information to the effect tina
Pinto was there. He was in another
part of the woods when Lewis came
across Pinto.
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GIRLS TO AID RECRUITING
Answer Advertisement Inserted by
Militia Officer.

Answer Advertisement Inserted by
Militia Officer.
New York, Oct. 28.-Thirty girls
have answered an advertiS ement in
the local newspapers for girls t. the
local newspapers for girls t. help OBJ
tain recruits for the national guar
regiments at the border.
"All the gir's are pretty and we e
stylishly but mcdestly dressed sad
Major Morris, of the Twelfth natl nal
guard regiment, who inserted the ad
vertisement. MANY of them have
brothers at the border. All are anx;.
Gus to do khat they can for thei
country"