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CARRANZA REPEATS DEMAND:
CAN'T CHECK RIOTZNG, HE SAYS
WILSON PRAYS FOR PEACE, BUT ASKS
IF THE PEOPLE ARE READY TO ACT

Washington April 3prsdent Wilson, speaking Jefer
Day banquet of Democracs all the country here
tonight prayed that the United would be
choosing but asked the people ready
where the interests OF America coincdnt with the
interests OF humanity and have the withdraw when the
interests OF humanity had been conserved
He interrupted by cheers and shouts Of Yes
During his address the President had mentioned the European
and the Mexican without what his
plans either problems confronting the United
He declared that the the responsibility
with the Democratic because that controls the
and that 1T is for US hold the balance and not to
allow maign influence depress side the other
declared that interested personal
ambition enthusiastic that he
seeing the load depressing humanity lifted
demands the President said.
essentially nonparn only consideration Of foreign affairs
domestic affairs we'll
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$50 Men Of 18th Cav
airy Now Down
Attackers.
CARRANZA FORCE
DISPERSES MOB
Major Tompkins With
draws Men at Request
of Town Officials.

fFroin SAT Corr>spondsn; q III. Tribunal
FL Paso, Tex, April 13.-Ameri-
can troops, led by Major Frank
Tompkins, and consisting Of $50
men Of the 18th Cavalry, believ-
ing Villa was being harbored in Par
raj. entered that mining town TO
search for him. In clash with citi-
zens of the town, all Villa sympa-
thizers, more than fifty Mexicans
were killed. The Americans lost ono
man killed and one wcunded.
Major Tompkins is the officer who.
at the head of a small body of Amer
lean cavalry, chased Villa and his
whole band for several miles into
Mexico, killing many Of the bandits,
following Villas attack on Columbus.
American scouts, in advance Of
the cavalry column, had found evil
dence that Villa, but a short time
before, had been in the vicinity of
Parral. The scouts had been told
by Mexicans that Villa was being
hidden Ivy the people with the knowl-
edge of the small Carranza garrison.
Villa Search Starts Trouble.
The Americans entered Parral
without evidences by the townspeo-
pie or by the Carranza soldiers that
their presence was resented, and 1t
was not until the Americans began
searching for Villa that the excitable
Mexicans showed animosity.
Later, as the Americans were leaving
Parral, in response to request by the
town officials, snipers began firing upon
them from windows and housetops. The
serious clash came later, when con-
siderable body Of armed citizens, fol-
lowing the Americans, began shooting.
The fire was quickly returned and the
Mexicans fed, leaving many dead and
wounded in the streets.
Villa unquestionably was in Parral
not long before the American troops
arrived there. Whether he still is
there in hiding or has left for the
South. as Parral people say, has not
been determined.
To-night's advices say Major Tomp-
kins. although out Of Parral, still is
keepinc his men close to the town in
the belief that Villa is shielded there
by the people.
There is nothing in private advices
tonight 70 indicate that the Csrranza
soldiers in Parral took part in the at
tack on the Americans One report
saws there were two separate clashes
before the Americans finally left Par
raj. and that in the second encounter
with the populsoe the Carranza com
mander sent his troops to disperse the
crowd. whicn was being moved down
rapidly By the Americans.
Major Tompkins Blamed.
Mexican officials tonight place the
blame for the Parral incidents on the
American commander for taking his
men into the town. Blame also IS
Continued on page ., column
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French Ministry Has
His Name and Num-
Der of U-BOat.
DETAILS LEARNED
FROM PRISONERS
Wilson's Note to Germany
To Be Laid Before
Cabinet To- day.

Paris, April 13.-Thc German note
on the Sussex, signed by Foreign
Minister Won Jagow, has led 10 a wide
spread discussion among government
officials, the public and in the press.
This has brought the quick rejoinder
that the French government is in pos
session OF documents establishing the
name of the commander and the num-
Der Of the submarine responsible for
the Sussex disaster.
Inquiry at the Ministry Of Marine to-
night elected the statement that the
name of the commander and the num-
Der of the U-boat would not be made
public for the present. as it was con-
sidered sufficient TO state the fact that
this information is in the hands of the
government.
The department will wait and note
whether Germany will persist in its
denial, it is declared.
II was Learned that il was from the
officers and crew Of German subms-
rine. now held prisoners by the French,
that what is considered corroborative
evidence has been obtained that the
Sussex was attacked by German sub
marine. The name of the commander
of this boat was divulged at the same
time.
Not Crew that Attacked SUSSEX.
The officers and crew now held pris-
oners were not those aboard the sub
marine alleged to have attacked the
Sussex. but cruised in the same local
ity until their craft was sunk twelve
days after the Sussex.
At the American Embassy the Ger
man note was carefully scrutinized by
the Ambas sador, William Travis Sharp,
and naval attaches Lieutenant Com
mander William K. Sayles and Lieu
tenant b. L. Smith, in the light of six
teen American aifidavits and the frag-
ments of d missile which lay before
them.
1t was particularly noted that Herr
Won Jagow's description Of the steamer
which the German submarine sank Oh
March "a, at 1856 o'clock in the after
noon. corresponded closely with the ap-
pearance of the Sussex, as described
here. the Sussex having black and
white stack, which it is pointed out
might be taken for gray stack IN the
distance, with a small upper forward
bridge enveloped in canvas. which
would also correspond with Herr Won
Jagow's description Of a gray bridge,
and two large masts.
Difference In Time Accounted For.
The difference in time between the
sinking of the steamer described by
Herr Won Jagow and the explosion on
the Sussex is accounted for among
American officials by the one hours
difference between French and German
time. II was also noted that no other
steamer has ever been reported as nav
ing been sunk or damaged IN the same
locality at or about the same time.
The fragments of the missile IN the
possession of the embassy, It IS assert
ed. also gave further corroboratlve
evidence, but the exact nature OF THIS
will not be disclosed for the present
The fragments were shipped TO the
State Department at Washington to-
night. Each piece of metal has tag
attached giving precise and technical
details as we'll as data embodying
comparison with German bronze tor
nodoes in possession of the naval au-
iborities at Toulon and the British Ad-
mralty.
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Cabinet to Act To-day
on Note to Germany

Washington. Ap~il l3. - Sc. retary
Lansing completed tonight, the rough
draft Of a new note 70 Germany. IL
,,iII ne laid before the Cabinet to-mor-
row. -,
This document is expected 70 be dis
Matched within a few days. and repre-
scnts an endeavor by President Will
Continued on page !. column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
BAKER WAITS IN VAIN
FOR FUNSTON'S NEWS
War Departments Telegraph
Poom Kept Open Till Midnight.

Washington. April 13.-Secretary
Baker and Major General Bliss re
manned at the War Department until
midnight awaiting vainly for further
Information from General Funston. The
Departments telegraph room vas Sepl
omen, but only few messages OF rou-
tine character came IN.
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WILSON CANCELS
NEW YORK SPEECH
President Too Busy to Leave
Washington Now.

Washington, April i3.-In view OF
the pressing nature OF the situations
with Germany and Mexico. President
Wilson abandoned to-day. his plans 20
90 10 New York tomorrow night. and
cancelled his engagement 20 speak be-
fore the Young Mems Democratic club
there on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER-5oc
the cas-. OF sA slass stoppered botusa-
AdN
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WEATHER E r

.0opABLY LOCAL SHOWERS TO-DAY
PARTLY CLOUDY TOMORROW;
LIGHT VARIABLE WINDS.
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FeH Report on Page &.
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Two Theories of Government.

"There are only two theories Of gov
eminent, my fellow citizens. The DE
il that power should be centred in the
Continued ON psA z. column 8
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0runbeiaentums ; ilebertraaumaeu.

Gam 3immerle, ourd Gberiff, an
Aug. @ogel. @ruubitiid I'M neneu Gitpz
8lod pip; 500.
9enrb S6ubmader nuo Srnu a1i $.
6. un0 q. 8. Shelter. @runoitiid an Der
Omaha Ctr, $4,000.
q. Hobrigue5 an y. Abler, @runpe
itiid al Der Seione Ctr, 9ionIao Aooiz
tion; $f10.
1eter uno 8. &oriis on Charlie Goz
rus. 27.4 Ader 9anb ll1e 1916 ader
Qano; $1,000.
Setter uno s.. Gprus an Sranf aorus,
4S.9 ader Sano uno 51,t Ader 2atb;
$1,000.
Ollie uub Srene 8ur[ an g. 6. 8feifz
fer, @rilnoifiid in Riiiion Mioqe; $3.50.
Inna G6errer an emil 8reis,
@ruuDitiid an Der 2eopolo Ctr; $1,000.
81. Heis uno Sralt an 6. Barter unH
Srali. @riluoitiid in Der Sunnb Slope
Nooition; $50.
Charles ino 6. 8raoIeb an 6. &.
uuo Sc. g. gnberle, 8ranblfiid i'm
neilen Gitpsglod 205o; $3.50.
@eor9e Iotderuid an sSrmt qnnie
@aitrina, @runotiid on Der Bbomina
Ctr; $40 II. q.
Rnrthd 6. Abt an auna G. gennett
@runoftiid In Der 2aob Of TIE Qafe aos
oition; 1915.
81. q. Sfom un6 Sraa an 5eIen unS
g. Strider, @runoftiid i'm ueleu gitps
Blod 1859, $500.
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ter; ste gruppen batten GaItrobi1e,
mo Ite sic leste Nabt bipoltafierr
|botten, bellte oormittng berlaifen,
Die gatt3e 200 Wfeilen lange &eiie
BON eagle 8oB nad Gan Itltonto
tultroe in peniger als 80 Stunoea
Sabr5eit sno obre ireenomeIbe Int
faGe 5t1ritdgelegt. Defenders at1ge<
nebrn mus oie Sabrt infolge oes
Staubes nidt gepelen ieitt, bod oie
Soloaten tperoen mol au6 geoadJt
baben, nlieber ldledt gefabren als
gut gegangen."
Gin oni1einerto toaer Sumo
BIB am Mittpoh in friiber Worgen-
itunoe Sic Sralt bes Merifaners
Sad Stores, uno brod)te allh oem
Monne cine lei6te 8erlebung on
Ser Salto BEL. Oie 2el1te, mel
DIE an ser Cameron StroBe mobnen,
idliefen ser Site megen auf ser
@oIlerie, ols ibr S1lro, Elm gar5 ge-
mobnlifer Softer, sic Srau ont @rne
pofte uno fi6 oerntaBen oarin Der
BIB, oaB es Dem Merifaner unmog-
Iif nar, sic 8eitie los5ureiben ober
oeren &inrbafen 5u offnen; er mar
genotiet, cine Mrt berbet5uboIen lno
ben <no am 9rme 1einer syrau tot
gu idlagen. Grit Damn NOR es rnog-
Iih, Sic SGnal5e bes Sunbes gu
offnen; Stores erbielt Sic gerles
ing an Ser Saro beim 0erlltde, oas
Sier bonn Mrme leiner @attin 81
entfernen. Ser &opf oes Sunoes
puroe an oos Galtel1r Snitit1t in,
Muitin geidift nno unterlud)t; bie
@er5te teilten Stores nit, onB oas
Sier toG mar, uorauf fih Die beibeu
2eute Iofort ebenfans nah DEM SSr-
Ititut altfmahten, mo tie am Don't
neritag abeno oie erite ginfprisung
erbielten.
9ie Sos Mngeles Seigbts
gonntpsShlll beeinnt ibr Sduliabr
Montag, Sen II. September, &in=
Ser, meIde oie Sdule beiuden ioI-
Iett, miiiIen an oieiem Gage Dem
Grin5ipal George 9. 9apis norae-
iteat reip. BEL bemielben aneemeloet
iperoeit.
- Sim 0onnerftag Ibeno iptroe
Die groffnllng Ger vMrmb grond"
Ser oOolng Mefts' Sebren aiiocia-
tion~ in Der Salle oes 5ormom
Clubs inter entipredenoen Teitlifp
feiten, NIT s(niproden, Muiif unn
Gang gefeiert.
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Yoit nad Der alien Seimat.

Die ndditen neutralen 9ampfer,
Ste 8oitladen fir 9enti6la1o unb
Seiterrei1-l1ngarn bon Stem gorf
mitnebmen iino:
uStofboIm", @otbenburg, 9iens.
tag, IL. September.
Limited States~, &open9agen,
9onneritag, IA. September.
r9ergensfioro1, Bergen, 5ams.
tog, 16. September.
Oscar H." &~openbaget Don't
nerItag, %. September.
uariitianiafioro", Bergen, CONS
tag, 7. Sftober.
v@ellig Slap", &openbagen Dom
nerIfag, 12. Sftober.
u5todbolm, @o~tbenburg, Sams-
tag, IA. Oftober.
nSreoerif Will, aopenbasen,
Mittmod, IS. Oftober.
Limited States~, 4~openbagen.
DonnerItag, 26. Oftober.
ogergensfioro", Screen, %. OF
tober.
gs lit nottpenorg, ben Namen bes
betreffenoen 9ampfers groB uno
oeutlid auf Dem 8riefumidlag gu
permerfen. Sober 9rtef lolte Der
art marfiert iperbenL Ga er ionlt bel
leidt auf neittralen 0ampfern befor-
bert miro, Die engliide Sdfen anlau-
fen.
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uno Ser Druid loG abgeitelt gene
len lein; trosoem ihoB oas Del uno
Gas beim Seben zines Gobres on
100 SUB bod uno lpriete ilber oia
gall3e llmgegeno;; an einem Eager
feuer ser Mrbeiter ent5iinoete it'd
oas Gas uno oas llngliif mar fer
tig.
Ger Gro5eB gegen Srall 4nnie
SAINT, melhe am Z. 5ebruur ben
neutrality-suspicious. 8. sc. eagle III
Der SaliptitraBe BON Sherman cr-
IdoB, lit I'M oortigen 9iitriftsaeridt
eroffnet moroen. Die 8~erteiOigung
fiibrte aus, baB Ser 9aitor idnere
@erlelmoungen iiber Srar 6anit
in nmlauf gebradt uno Dab oielelbe
BET Ser 8egegnung init eagle ge-
gIaubt babe, iib IN 2ebensgefobr 5u
befinoen; iie babe oesbalb Die Cat
in Selbitperteioigung nilo aus Hor-
nebr begangen. +,
80 Die @isconiiner Brigade, Die
m1breno Ser lebten sebn Gage i'm
Camp 9anba BET Neu-graunfels BIZ
pouafiert bot, erbielt Die Sroer, ibr
Eager absubrehen uno naf Sort
Sam Soulton relp. Camp Cecil 2pou
3uriif5umarifieren. Die Solooten
befomen am 9onneritag nnfmittag
tire 2obnnnq fir ben Monat au-
quit uisgesoblt lno bradten ean5
geboriees 2eben in oos ionit 10 ri,
bige uno pornehme Staothen.
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: + a 8.

9eim Staats : @einnobeits
Mmt iino 5ablreihe @eiud)e bon
S1ulen I'm lteb~erienouna Der BON
Or. @. q. Danis ausgearbeitetet
@eIunobeits &arten eingelaIfef;
Die Garteit, pelhe 5ebn 2eftionen
umfaiien, tperoen nit 8orliebe fir
BEN llnterrid)t ~periuen0et. Die BARN
bebanoelten Sbernata limo Die fol-
genoen. a. @elnnobeitsIebre fir sDas
@aus, 90 StimllIantien; 60 per
Ionlide @eiunobeitslebre, (4 Tin
fdle; 90 %ltnlere uneingelaoenen
@dIte; (6) @erbinoerung BON aranf-
beiten, go. 1; (7) @erbinoerl1ng bon
Granfbeiten geo. 2; (S) 2ebens-
|Statiitif,, (9) 8eintobeitslebre fir
oie Sdule; (tO So5iale Spgiene.
Die gerbanolungen 5lpiiAen
SEN teraniiden aoblengrabern lilo
ben 8eiitern Der Miner, Die negen
bes Irbeitertages aufaelhoben mur=
ben, Iino am 8onnerltag in Sort
@ortb mieoer mufgenomme1 morben.
Die gigentiimer erfldren ii6 bereit,
gepiiie BON Sen Mrbeitern perlangte
8erbeIierungen Notwithstanding
| ein5ufiibren, bebaupten aber nuBer
Stanoe 5u lein, Die p~erlangten 2obn,
erbobungen 3u %gepdbren, ba ibrer
Mniidt rlad oas IN Seras bielfan
| nIs Seuerungs : Waterial benliste
Hobol irngiinItig altf oas &oblenge-
lh1ft einmirft nno Die &oblenpreiie
beraboriift. Ser Hr1iibent Der
Goblener1ber fir oen 9iitrift go.
81, Sobn @ilfinion, CAB Die Or
flarung ab, oaB er nit Dem gorge-
ben Der $500 8crgleute, Die Mrbeit
bis 5ur Shlidtung Der 0ifferemen
ein3uiteuen, pollitdnoig einoeritan-
ben mare.
- ssn Gictoria lit @uItap Shol5,
elmer Der atgelebenIten 9iirger Der
Staot, i'm Sitter bon So Sabren iinO
5 Wonaten ans Dem 2eben geibia-
Den; Der 600 frat infolae afiiter
grigbtid)er Nierellfranfbeit Elm. Ger
Serltorbene mar in @ilbelmsbagen
in Der EroDif5 Toien geboren uno
manoerte i'm Sabre 1878 na1 Mme-
rifa ans, iieoelte ii6 5uerit in 9ren-
bam an lno ber5og BON BORT I'M
Sabre 1881 nad &ictoria, mo err Elm
febr gut ~gebenoes Stein- nnb Bib.
haueraeIhdft etoblierte. &err Shol3
mar mehrere Wole Staotperoroneter
uno beteiligte iih eifrig al aleu
offentlfden angelegenbeiten; er pirl
BON ieiner @ittpe, orei S6htern unf
5rpei Sohnen betrnlert. Ons &c.
grabnis ftnoet nad Dem Hitus oer
Sermannslobne unter 8eteiliglntq
Der itaotiihen 8eboroen. Der Sener.
tpebr un0 perldieoener 2ogen ltatt.
Oltrh cine BET Stem Arf in
Der Adbe bon Sort @ortb ltattge'
funoene Del uno Gas ) grploiion
Die onrd, einen 9ruf IN Den Gohrer
Der uSeras Gompanp" peruriadi
iunroe, iino orei arbeiter getotei
llno 5mei ernitlih perletf reIp. Der.
brmnt Die 2eute iporen oamit be.
fddftigt, ben 8rud 81 reparierer
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Sn Der am 9~onneritag abge'
baltenen Sdulrats Gibung ipuroer
cine In5abI Ingebote fir 2~ieferuna
pom Shulartifeln. nie 3inte, 8lei.
itifte, Sdreibmaidinen, Bidder
Grudiaden MIN. geoffnet unb Die be.
~treffenoen aontrafte abaeidloiien
anf gernnlaiiung BON @enrp Stet.
den Duroen Die @eh1lter pom 8 Sc.
nitors IN getrogen bon SO bis ST.
pro Monot mafgebeiiert; es geIdlaf
Dies, neil in oieien neun Sdnler
teue 3immer angebaiit iino uno oil
S%anitors infoIgeoeifen bermebrte Or
belt al Ieiiten baben. MuBcroen
ipuroen nod bier meiBe Selrerinnef
uno Elm ipeiBer 2ehrer, lolpie 3fpe
farbige Sebrerinnen angeiteat. Rad
Serleiung zines pom ben @ermnnns
fobnen an Ben Gdnilrat geridtetei
8riefes, in Dem oieielben fiir Die lie
berlaiiung Der 8onbam Shule nab
reno Der CONNER : Monate ibrei
Danf abitotten, fpuroc Die Situnl
geihIoiien.
SeiIte gormittag Inn fl llbi
fomet Die Srlippen Ser 5tpei aonioi
Mili5 : 8egimenter in 1872 groBe'
Nrmee : ailtomobilen in unIereI
Staot init einem @etoie on, oaB maj
gIaiben fonnte, Die 8elt ginae III
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@ltarfrsS ersde.
Bannrluune
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

San 4ntonio, Ger, IA * Gts.
@albeiton, geftern, 1876 Cts.
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4us Ser StaSt6aae.

NltS Der Sta0tbaue.
Sir oen 5. Sftober meroen ange-
bote eingeforoert fir SEN 8nt bon
einem brei Meilen latgen Mbsugs-
fanaI inn @eIt gno, 5outb @eigbts
ltno Sieblan0 8arf 9iitrift. Die
&attale neroen oltr1 Die folgenoen
5traBen eeben: Glmenborf, ginein-
alati bis Mlrpbp; alep 5pilden
9elmar unb Gorter, @albington biz
@alters, Iaep 5miifen &orter uno
Denper, Mranias big Wfittman; 4l-
lep 5piffen 9enber uno offer,
Soutb gberrp biz @epers; 0rerel,
Soutb 8ine bis Nen-8raunfels;
Gigsbp, Soutb Sadberrp Bis Sigh
Iano Yarf.
0ie 1elle Sroinan5 CUR Hegnlic-
rirng Ser InflteIltng bon &eflame-
ifiloern ipllroe oes 2dngeren be-
iproden. 2ambert beantragte fir
oie Snipeftion Der S6iIoer auf BEN
91dern So 5u bered)nen. Gin anoe-
rer Mntraa laiitet oabin, oaB fem
Shil6 innerbalb fiinf5ig SUB bon
elmer StraBenefe aiifgeitellt Der0en
oarf. S1IieBIi1 mlirbe nod ste
Greieruna zines nelten an1tes, oas
eines .Shilo : Snipeftors" in aits-
iidt geltellt uno Der gali : Snlpeftor
Nidter benuftragt, sic Oroinan5 in
Der rudditen Sibung p~or5ulegen. (SSn
Der Shaffung rlelter @emter, na=
mentlib IN Der MnlteGung bon Sn-
Ipeftoren leiitet unlere Mominiitra-
fion bas Observation-Disclosures goli-
aei : Gommiiidr l1br ipltroe untori-
1iert, Sen &ifter 2omtber BON 4or-
porationsgeriht in oeiien abmelen-
belt 5u bertreten. Die Imtsituben
oes Sfeiter : Mifeiiors ionen bonn
Drittem Stoftperf ser Sta0tbaae ms
erlte berIegt fperoen.
Der @abor fpuroe autoriiiert, oen
a0bler Barf, Elm @eiherf ser Srau
emma &obler, i'm Namen Der Staot
entgeeen5unebmen NIT BEN oa5u ge-
itelten 8eoingltngen. 0ieielben
Iauten, BOB bic Staot ME uno MINI
mer ben gerfauf bon Mnl5 @e-
tranfen (gier) I'M Harf perbieten
bari oaB mit1oeitens elm IIat i'm
Earf borbanoen, refp. referpiert leir
mrB, mo- oieie @etranfe 5u baben
'iin6 nno BOB bie Staot fin oiefes
BribiIegium reip. ben Tlab nift
mebr tDie $50 fir Die Mfiete beref-
nen Darf. Die Gtaot mag I'M Earf
8uoen uno St1noe einrihten fir
oen Berfallf bon GBfpaaren nnb Or
driIhungen lino ser @elammtertrag
dl1s benz Tarf lod CUR gergroBe-
rllrg relp. gereiherung bes %5oolo-
qiiden @artens itno oes Bolf1@lnb-
1aliles ~peripenoet meroen. Die Staot
muB ferner Die Hof Quarry &oao
teeren, I'M Earf permnnente 6ll3-
lno Sabrtpege beriteaen uno einen
% Sub breitc1 Streifen 2nno, Oft
Iid bonn San Mntonio SlnB
ernerben. (2ebteres lit bereits ge-
ideben.) Hulbmore & @oDop erbass
ten cine Hnd5abllina bon $4,000
fir 8flaiteriing peridieoener Stra-
Ben. @ermatlih neil Die Staot
ODER Die &ontraftoren iif perred)net
1oben.) lleber Die 6ereits aitsge
fiibrte Grpeiternng Der @elt Com
MERGE Strobe pom Main Elosn sirm
Staotmarft miro am %. Septembcr
cine 8eipredyung suiiden oen aom-
miifdren ltnb ben @runoeigentiimerf
an iener GtraBe Itattfinoen. Gin
8rief oes Stabtor3tes Or. SO. 81.
@tng, in Deldem err Die @rabierunJ
Der Giio@2areoo Strabe empfiebl.,
oamit Die SdIahtbduier Del ihled)s
tenn @etter nit sroberer 9eidtigfeit
erreift neroen fonnen, miro on
8earnp iibermieiens Der oariiber be-
wiften ioa.
fl
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t.okaIes.
@abrIdeinlides 8etter-

Sir San Mntonio uno umgegeft5:
Seute aberto uno Samltag, teilweiie
befp0lft.
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Sans 3n Derrenten.

0as nntere nn6 ubere Gtodfuerf
BON Nr. 218 Of-Gommeree Gtrake
1T st berrentem. Ndbere Mnsfnnft in
ser Offiee Der .Treieu Vre1fr"
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GotrunTamcn-TrDDnfte
San gntDatiu, Ser, 8. Gept. 1916
Brine CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil, 81
setIs ue. @aEione
Neu yurf, s. September. Gftoher.
$1,000, Nobember, 1895, 9eaember,
1896; Saniar, $1,000; 0adr5, 5000,
Brine Grrbe. 1888, 9rime Gitmmar
Dellop, Spot, $9.65.
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Die fperIinaspifartige @eiie,
in tpel6er 6tpei Srauen fiilfen, IGBt
erfennen, Dab ieee berleIben &iif-
iidt atf Die 8ortratmaIerei ser an
bern nimmt.
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8edliel Der Sabresseiten brinst
GrfGltnnaen.

Sdperer aopf, berItopfte Naie,
8rultbeiduerben uno ratber Sails
Iino Iidere grfdltungs5eihen uno
Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY lit elm
ii6eres Seilmittel oagegen, es be-
ianftigt Die @nt5iinoung uno brift
Die @rfdlh1na. &liriert gnd ariino-
lid oamit. Seit AZ Sabren Elm be-
por5ugtes Seilmittel fin Sung ilno
Sit. SOC Bel giterm Ipotbefer.
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UenaMfe.

aartoffeln, California, $3.50.
SiiBe &artoffeln, Bbite Gam, $1.75s
gnmpfin Gam. $2.25.
3fpiebeln. California. $500.
3piebeln, grim. per 9bo. 9iinbeI 45a.
Sobnen, Crime. $2.25 per gui1ei.
Hooiesden, 40c (. / 9bb.s giinoeI.
Blunenfobl, &c un6 IL per Rfb.
&obl, $500 per Crate.
@riiner Bfeffer. 81 per 8nfdef.
Sellerie, Csc II. Toe per 9ubetlb.
Beterfilie, 35c Der 0bb. <BiinbeI.
gnntaloupes, Stanbarb. $3.50 per
Crate; Borlp. 1925 pet Crate.
Beeten. Acc per SGD. sBiinbel.
Meerrettia< @uraein. Der Sfb. t2h
Somaten, Segas, 4 SCRIBE. 85c unb
9Oc.
&opfialnt. 1925 per Crate.
@urfen. per Crate $500.
@elbe Bur8eln, 40e per 9nbenb.
oqnaib. Toe IL. 95e per 8nidel.
Spinat. Toe per gusdeI.
ORA, $500 fir 9nfdeI.
@%ierpflnn8en. 1926 per 8nffel.
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perlamet.

Sin %gewanSter 3eitmngs- Geiienoer
berlangt inter bprteil9aftem 8eSin-
snnsem. Miik quite GmpfebInnsem ia
ben. Applifationen sn rid)ten an bic
Trcie Hreiie fir Seras.
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Tfeh.MnrH.

San Gntpilio, Ser, s. Sept. 1926 =
&iibe $4.15 bis $3.50.
&dIber $3.50 big 5000.
Ohien $3.50 bis $500.
8uIlen $4.75 bis $500.
ct. 2oris, s. Sept. 1916. ~ 3inoz
nieh. Serassgieb. $3.50 Biz $3.50.
Gdtpeinc $500 Biz $11.40.
Sinte.
G6fpere upnt Sflotter ......22 Ste
Qeifte btm Shfahter ...... .22 Ga
Grim geialaene ....-.....13h g+t
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Bon . Grroubnisfheine.

8. 8 Seltbaas, Bobubaiis. aaarita
Ctr; $4,000.