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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19

Miss Kitty Gordon, the English
Lillian Russell Who made her film
debut in the World Film Corpora
tionssf screen version Of F. G. Phll-i
lips noted novel. ia Us In a Looking
Glass, was given this appellation be-
cause of the fact that her beauty is
typical of her native land and also
because, Ike the fair Lillian,s time.
cannot wither nor custom stale its
infinite perfections Some sixteen
years ago Miss Gordon married the
Hon Capt. H. III. Beresford Of the
British army and mobility, and be-.
came known IN England as Lady
Beresford Her daughter, Cynthia
Beresford. is now fifteen years old.
as beautiful as her mother and ap-.
parentIy as talented.
Z. !. i,
'.The Flame. by Richard Walton
Tully, is to make an extended tour.
A. III. Woods Isl to build large.
.theater and Office building IN Chicago.
Amelia Bingham has decided to re-
turn to vand eville.
Adele Rowland has Joined the cast
Of 'sHer Soldier Boy by Rtda johns
son Young. VI
.sFor the Love of. Nike Isl to have
its first production II BALTIMORE late
this month.
The Henry B. Harris estate is TO.
establish repertoire company. Of
which Arnold DAILY Will be the head.
Carl Anthony is playing in stock
company In Denver Florence Ritten-
house is In a Des Ndoines company.
q. = -
AGirls VIII Be Girls new pro
duction, will have it's opening In
Philadelphia this week.
The Old favorite, he Charity Ball.
is having a revival wi til a stock COM.
5Apany IN ST. Pau 5s.
Pie snga gem en- lof George ~. EIoSs
baSts BE- eXtendsd
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19

Mcintyre and Heath will shortly
celebrate the forty-second anniversary
.of their appearance together
i. i
Beatrice Van is new face at Bal
boa studio. She has been assigned TO
Director Henry Kings company.
z =
The Shuberts are to produce Cars
worthy's The Fugitive" in New York
early u the new year
Katherine Emmett, who played in
stock, has been engaged By Oil
yer Morosco for the cast of aThe
Brat
David Warfield's seasonstn New York
in The Music Master has been ex-
tented into January.
Henry g. Barnabee, one Of the origi-
nal members Of the famous Boston
ians lately celebrated his eighty-third
birthday.
Sydney Rosenfeld has written new
comedy called Under Pressure CO.
han and Harris viii produce it some
time during the holidays.
/ Irene Franklin appeared at Atlantic
City this week In The Melting of
Molly, h drama tization OF the popular
novel of that name.
] Il ! . . Y y . +
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19

MONDAY THEODORE ROBERTS and ANITA KING, In
Paramount THE TEIsIsBLR Ado Fable
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19

Continued on page 4 Second Sect
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19

Another fine film feature viii be
presented at the EBijou theater Mon
Z day together with the usual short
added attraction, but at the time
this form of the Sunday Telegram
was put to press, c. a. ellis, the
proprietor, had not received his
booking.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19

TUESDAY WILLIAM md IRENE rAWLFYr In
LIFE's SHADOWS Drew Comedy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-01
PoWNAl CENTER

Mrs. Lucy x Myers is i'll.
Misses Edith and Addie Sumner
are visiting in North Adams today.
Mrs. Charles Gould of Newark, n.
j., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Barber.
Several people of this vicinity have
motored to the Gladolia farm in Ber-
lin recently.
A crippled motorcycle was the
cause of wedding in Pownal Center,
the evening Ct August 80. Arthur
Shutters and Mrs. Florence (nee Rus
selD Miers of Albany, were motoring
through Pownal Center when the
motor became disabled, making ii
necessary for them to spend the>night
here. They were Quartered at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Myers.
They at once asked for Justice of
the Peace and were informed that
their host was one. After procuring
marriage license of town clerk,
Mrs. Mary Il. Lampman, the cere'
mony was performed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-01
New Motor and Steamer Robes
New Bed Furnishings

Soft heecy Blankets of WOOL cotton combination,
SOC to $3.50
Warmth without weight Comfortabes, $1.5O to $6.5
Quilts-Crochet Marseies, Satin Dimty, 81 to S..
Standard brand of Sheets Cases and Sheetngs-wide
variety at very advantageous prices.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-01
MIGRATORY BlRC LAW
Open Seasons in Zone No. I Which
Includes Vermont

iHSiuuCS NcTHlOnt
Regulations for enforcement of the
new federal migratory bird law have
been approved by President Wilson and
now are effective. The department of
agriculture, however, advises all hunt
ers to consult state laws because the
federal regulations will not be con-
strued to permit hunting within a state
which has created a closed season if
that season falls within period which
the federal government posts as open.
Shooting is prohibited between sun
set and sunrise. Insecticorous birds
are protected Indefinitely, and no open
season is allowed. Band-tailed pig
cons, cranes, wood ducks, swans, cur
lew, willet upland ployer, and smaller
shore birds are protected everywhere
until September /, 1918.
The open Seasons in zone No.
which includes Vermont follow:
Waterfowl Except swans and wood
ducks,) coots, gallinules, and jack
snipes-
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, New York Except
Long lsland.) Ohio, Indiana, Ken.
lucky, West Virginia, Michigan, Hin
OILS, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska. and Mis-
souri-September 16 to December 81.
Rhode Island, Connecticut Long ISL
and, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Wash.
ngton, Oregon, Nevada and Utah
October / to January 10.
Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dako
ia, South Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wy.
oming, and Colorado-September to
December 20.
Rails Except coots and gallinules)
September l to November 30.
Vermont-Closed until September /,
1915
Black-breasted and golden pIover
and greater and lesser yellowlegs -
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachu-
sets. Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
York (including Long lsland) and
New Jersey-August IL to November
50.
Vermont, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi
ana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Mchi
gan. Illinois. Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska
Kansas, Colorado. and Nevada >.
TENDER to December Is.
| Wisconsin. Minnesota, North Dako-
ia, Montana. Idaho and Wyoming
September to December 20.
Washington and Oregon-October
to December 10.
Utah-Closed util September /,
1919.
Jacksnipe-Same as waterfowl,
coots and galinules.
| WoodcCck-0otober | to November
| &c.
Illinois, Kentucky, and Missouri,
closed until October /, 1918.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tcid
Briefly for Busy Readsrs

Bernard r. Madlgan, former en-
ploye of the Evening Banner, now the
linotype operator in the Office OF the
Herald and News at Randolph, is Wis
iting his mother.
There is no truth in the report that
the tickets for Mother Goose" to-
night have been all sold While the
sale is very good there are plenty OF
so, 10 and 81 seats left. Adv.
Marion Lally, a little girl about a
dozen years of age, was severely bit
ten on the face Thursday by a large
dog, The child, who appeared in the
Banner Office this morning following
treatment by local physician, pre-
scented sadly disfigured face. The
little girl said that several children
had been attacked by the dog which
left teeth marks on their bodies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-01
Not at All Private.

In the trial of case some time ago
in one Of the I'm. h courts witness
was asked TO rcgelt "A conversation
that she had with her husband. Objec-
ton was made that the question should
not be answered because the converse
ton was private in its nature.
The judge then asked the witness
whether anybody except herself and
husband was present. She replied that
her mother and the husbands mother
were present, whcreupon the judge re-
marked: at appears that both mothers
ln-law were rrc"cnt ! shall therefore
rule that The rcuvcrslt.m Ti's .2blic."
London nod
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-01
CLASSIFIED


LOST-A rain coat was lost on
PCwnal road Thursday afternoon.
The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving It at the home of Rev. p.
l.. Dow, 1870 Pleasant street, Benning.
ton. 76ti
TO RENT-One room. VIII also
furnish breakfast Mrs. Harry Rudd,
227 Silver st. 76t6
LOST-opal ring set with l6 small
diamonds. Return 1903 Elm st. Re-
ward. 76t6'
TO RENT--Tenemeut OF rooms
with bath and electric lights in Old
Bennington. Tel. 493.W. 76tf
TO RENT-Upstairs tenement on
Main St, suitable for small family
Apply to Dr. j. Il. Potter. Tel 61.
Hft Iu.. 76tt
TO RENT-A large barn fitted for
automobiles or storage purposes.
Two stories and basement. Apply to
Miss j. A. Valentine, 1902 Pleasant
Street. Tel. 255.M. 76t6
FOR SALE-Tho Amos hldrich
homestead at Woodford Hallow. Suit
able for residence or summer camp.
Running water in house. Apply to
George Aldrich or George A. Mathers,
administrators. 76tf
FOR SALE-Chestnut and Ash
Tables. Five tables S0x36 each
39x56; II l.2x52 and 39x45. Inquire
of undersigned at p. o. between hours
Of l2m and p. m. H. c. Armstrong
T6t6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-01
HELPING OTHERS.

Every day might easily be
made a happy day for some one.
Even into the depths Of misery
happiness can penetrate, and a
kindly act, cheerful word or a
little bit Of timely assistance
often works wonders and brings
Joy where all was gloom before.
You can help each day by max
ing at least one person happy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-01

Estimates on new buildings. Repairs, etc.,
promptly made. Shop In rear DR.. A. 2.
Cutler block, Main 81. Telephone II. r.
lockwood or M. Z BuSs -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-26
Jrcie Hrefe fit Sous: Muntas rs SUM- 1916.

Iber eS NOR nt6t aletn Nac=
ReinS OoppelIptel, on5 @nelnnos
5ieg erleidterte, Ionoern an6 Die
am Is. Mpril IN oen 8ureour bes
beutl6en 8otI6aftsiefretarS BON
SgeI IN SEEM gorf porgenommene
Sousludung uno Dos sort qefunoe-
ne Materiol iou NIT ba5u beigetro-
ge1t boben. Son irii6 : ar1terifalti=
Iden NotionoIiiten purOe ia ihon
bon ieber bebauptet, Sir @dIen1entS
Seitna11e lei mir 0ur6 cine aneri=
faniIde 8orntng an engli16e Sc
BORDEN erlnoQlidt moroen; lett er=
flGrt mon ober iogar, Die 8emei[e
oafiir 31 baben, oaB 1i6 inter Den
BON Sgel'i6en Eapieren ein poll=
ltonoiger &lon Der irlanoii6en Or
bebitg nit graoe3lt lnbegreifli6 Be
toiaierten Mitteilungen g%efllnoen ba=
be, ser ,ouf un6efalmte @eiie" Iei=
men @eg nod ENGLAND gefunoea
bate. Iber ou6 Ste neuerbings 10
beriibmt g%etporOene Selepbon=0ra6t-
on5apferei Ipielt in Die Sode birein;
min man BOD 6ie NieoerIdrift Ell
ner am 10. 4priI Dor itd eeaanse=
men telepboniI6en ltnterbaltnng 8tpi-
iden bon SgeI urlb einem 9em Dor-
fer SrlGroer beiiberL ste Die erIte
Mn0eutrno zines moqlihen GaIe=
ment geludes in Srlo1b entbielt
8ie bieI ODER pte penig 6npon
mirflid) betpieien peroen fam, mrtB
oabingeiteut heiben. 60 ptel Itebt
aber felt, 6aB 6oS, pl0bGi6e Ser
idminoen oes Grofefiors Macgleia
iofort nad Alts6rud Der 9ltbliner
rnrlben iomie oie un3meifel6aft BON
linn ausgeganqene l@e9en -Wtobil=
madungsoroer itarfe geroahtSgriin-
Be gegen Sic @brlidfeit zines Ser
6auptrebeueil 0aritelen.
q. q. golfs5eitltng.
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Die Dentige Goge.

Die Gage lit I'M aQsenleinen I'M
b%erdnoert. Die 9euti6en n1o De-
lterrei6er balten BEN Seino in
@olbpnien 5nriid uno in oergafo-
NINA oringt er leioer meiter Dor.
gr bat iest l6on Die @ren5e iiber-
I6ritten unb einige Srte in 8ali=
5ien genommen. Sci 8eroun III
0eutidlano barb leine letten Siege
bis ouf "a Meilen an ben innerer
gefeitigungsgiirtel berangefommen.
Die Siirfen melben grfolge uno III
@rie6enlono beleben Die Iaiierten
mebrere Srte. Iber nirfli6e groBe
Serdnoer1tnget iino nidt eineetre=
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-26

Gorfon III Garrt5oI. General Ser
ibing Tfidte "a Wann, uie es
Iheint, 31t 8efognos5ierungs5mefen
aus. Sn Gorri5al itieben iie NIT
merifaniIden Srlppen 5ulommen,
SO frogt ii6 nun, iino unIere Col
baten bos Spfer elmer Gerraterei
~geporoen ooer fi1lo iie in ebrli9em
Sample 9efaGen? SteQt iid erite-
res OILS fider 9ero1tS uno 6iQigt bie
merifonild)e Tegierung Elm IoldeS
berr6terifdes Gerfabren, 10 Diir0e
0a5 natijrIi6 iofort gum &risge fiib-
rem.
0ieIe &eribtng qffoire bot uns
gar ni6t gefoIlen. 95ebmet mir
lpirfIid) an, es Jet BON Seiten Der
Mcrifoner @errot I'M Spiel, 10 Yi1lo
ie6enfaas mir Iebr ullporii6tig, iebr
Oiffopfig uno iebr ungel6ift gerpe=
len. 8enn unS Semano ioet,
fomnlt uns ni6t 5u nabe, mir ihie-
BEN oltf guh, 10 Ionten mir urs Dem
8etreffenoen oo9 nidt nit urgenii=
genben &raften geraoe in Sen @eg
iteGen. ltno oos lit in Garri5ol ge=
Ideben. Ser gorfoa lit I'M bo6iten
Grade be~flagenstpert. @offentli6
1T ct fem b0ieS Omen fir Sen
&rieg.
SIN 9(Ggemetnen geben mir 5iem=
lf6 leihtber8ig IN ben &rieg binein.
@ir boben au6 1u8metfelboft Die
groBere Starfe nuf unierer Seite.
Iber troboem miro uas Ser &rieg
mondes Sdmere bringen. Gin Gic-
mic tit er fir Bic geteiligten geniB
ntGt.
Na6oem 0biqeS geIdrieben NOR,
tit Ser erite offi5ieae geriGt iiber
oen aan1pf bon Garri5al eingetrof=
fen. ST ltammt BON 2eutnant 800
rep, Der i'm inter GROCER @efabr
eelhrieben bat. Mus oielem ge-
riht gebt nun berpor, oaB bon Ell
ner berratertl6en 9anolung ser
Wertfaner eigentli9 ni6t bie Geoe
iein fann; oaB Der @ngriff ader=
oings bon ibrer Seite erfolgte, DOB
oies aber erit ael6ab, na1bem I'M
iere 2eute ibnen in &fite0ung
entgeeengeriidt maren. Capt. gopo
Bat, na6 6ieiem 8eribt, oie merit
lpirbige Sbee gebabt, oie Merifaner
piiroen fortlaufen menn Die s(me=
rifoner Grnit maften. @ir fiirdp-
ten, es tragen iid nod mande BON
rns, nut bieler merfmiiroigen Ssoee.
Ser 8eridt madt au6 Dem MGr=
den elm Gnoe, uniere N~egerioloa-
ten fpdren lofort ausgeriiien, als
oas S6ieBen begann. Nur Sic
Srainleute iino forfgelaufen. Die
Sol0aten l6einen ii6 I'M @egenteil
reft brop geldlagen gu ba6er.
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SnInnS.
Oos U2ilitqr

2uS U(tllluI : StDlIllIp DeS
Senates bat Die 8ropi1ion Der Sons
Sill, mad meIder beoiirftige Jami=
lien BON Mili5 Soloaten BON Der
Gegiertng unteritiibt meroen iol-
len, geltriden. 9os &omite lit Der
Iniibt, baB National @aroiiten,
tpeIde Samilien in Grmliden Ser
bdltniifen 5uriiflaiierl auf Der Stel-
Re bonn Oienit befreit unb nod
SauIe geldidt meroers ioaen.
- Ser @ero-@lnb bon Seem yorf
bot feline 9ienite Ser &egierung sur
gerfiigung geItelt nnb iib bereit err
flart, Die merifmiife @ren5e OBJ
5ltpatrouiQieren.
Die Miiiouri 9ocific=Sron
Mountain gilenbabrt miro alien if
rem I1lgeltelten, Die in oert Mili-
taroienit 51 tretsn beabiidtigen, ibre
@ebalter iueiter 5ablen unb oieIelben
nod 8eenoigune Der aambagne in
tbre alten Stelluneen mieoer elm
ieben.
Colonel &ooiepelt bot einen
9rief an 0as greflttio Gpmite Ser
proereifipen 9artei seriftet, in benz
er Die 8raiioenti9ofts &anoioatur
befinitip ablebnt nno Die 8arteimit-
glieoer ermabnt, fir oas regulate
republifnniI6e Tifet Sl1 itimmen.
9as Observation-Disclosures all
@aibington bat Die ySurorp Chill
8ia", iDelde 8eniaigungeit bon
$127,000,00 fir perldiebene 3pef-
fe onriiebt, nab elmer langeren ge-
ratung onaenommen.
9os 8oIt : aomite oes Saa-
les befiirportet Die Innabme Der
8riffin-9ia. Gurb bieie gid Miro
Der General : 8oitmeilter mtoriiiert,
alte Eoftbeamte, nelde So Sabre
oft iino unb menigitens 25 Sabre
i'm Boitoienlt geltmnben baden, nit
tinem @ebaIte BON 5000 pro Sabr
allf nnbeitimmte 3eit gu beurlalban
Sn Der @egenb pon SoutD
9lotte, Colo, ipur0e Sranf $. Eur
ncr, Ser aug gerarfma itammt,
bon einem gepiiien 8rofpn erIhoi-
len.
Nus Ieip gotf miro mitge.
t2ilt, oaB Die repu6Iifaniidje &artei
Die perfabrene merifaniide Situa-
ton OILS @anpt : Gampagne Ma=
terial benuten miro. Senator Sar=
bling oonObio Ioa ii6 babin geduBert
baben5 bob nidts imltallbe mare, bic
bielen Sebler uno erbarmli1en Mis-
grille, melde Die 4eeierung BET Be-
banollng Der merifaniIden angele-
genbeit begangen babe, gu perbeiierll
ODER pieber aut 5u MAIDEN.
Sn elmer in BIoinfielo, g.
S., aebaltenen &eoe, be5ei6nete Or
8rdiioent gaft Merico ols eine1
yinternationolen S6ooen (1ntis
lance)"; er lagt, Die 8eit Iei ge-
fommen, ooB Die Ser. Staaten ge-
gen Die tmlller melter Inn 1ld gret-
fenoe lnperi6amtbeit Der Nad)bar-
republic energii6 6ront MAIDEN uno
zen fortm1brenoen lt~eberfdaen nuf
frieblide amerifnnii6e 8iireer eIn
gnhc MAIDEN miiBten.
Sn Bottom muroen cier pr
better in einem So Sub ttefen
S6ofte getotet; our6@rploiion elmer
foloiialen Guantit0t fomprimierter
2nft mtrbe DDS Mouerperf oes
Shadtes 5eritort ltno Die 2ellte I'M.
ter ben Sriimmern begraben.
Ebeo. &ooiepelt bot Dem pa
tionolfomite Der @rogreiiipen Ior-
tel qel6rieben, er lei iebt enti6loi-
Ieil Die Domination Der 8rogreiiiben
ab8uIebren unb Su9bes gu inter.
Ft3,4xa.1
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2ehrer aeindlt,

Der Oeutid uno gnelii6 unterridp
ten fam, miro fir Die Green Sill
S6uIe geiudt. 8 Wonate Inter
ri6t. appIifanten moeeit iih mem
oen an: Srit 6onpel, Senrb Stabl
mno Gilbert 6eimer, GruItees, guI-
neroe, Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-26
ans Der @ebeimseIdidte elmer
H~ebplntipn.

Die leBten aus SrIano no6 bier
gebro6ten un6 BON raoifolen iriidt
amerifanii1en gl1ttern peroffe1t-
lidten 0adridten laiien faltnl Ell
men 3peifel oorii6er, ooB auf in Der
lebten irii6en &ebellion bie 8errG-
terei cine nidt unpelentli6e &ole
lpielte. l1no 5mar mar es-na6 Die
len neteiten bon bertralensmiiroi.
gen 8erionen iibermittelten 9erid).
ten - Coin Macgeeia, ser Hraii-
bent Der uSrilb goIunteers" Ser
Die tralrige &one oes @erraters
ipielte.
9ie eriten unruben in SrIano
braden, pie e~rinnerli1 fem oiirfte;
am Sitermontag in Dublin aus.
Soate Die MISUNDERSTANDING err
folgreib ieina 10 burfte tie ii6 mo-
tiirli6 ni6t auf Die irii1e Soupt-
itaot bei6ranfen, Inn oaonrd eine
&on5entrierung Der in Srlano be-
finbliden Truppenmailen 5u perbin-
bern. SIN 2anoe blieb ieOo6 aaes
rrbig, trobbem man in eingemeib-
ten areiien mltBte, baB bie iiber
gang Srlano perbreiteten rSriib
&olunteers" fir benlelben SItermon-
tag cine acknowledgements erbaf-
ten batten, Die ale 9eile Srlanos in
Die MISUNDERSTANDING binein8ieben
muBte.
8as oannaIs ullberitdnoli9 blieb
- Der @runb fir Die 0i6tbefoIgung
bieier Wobilma6ungsbefeble lit
iebt nur 81 flor: Grofeilor Mac-
Neia bate obne Mittpiiien leincr
Mitperldporenen @egenoroer gege-
ben utb oafiir eeiorat, baB iein @a-
~genbefebl, am Sltermontaa rubig
5lt bleiben uno inter feinen Inn
Itanoen Die 8affen 81 ergreifen,
90 Die @ftion pertagt lei, am Otter
ionntag in alien &ir6en perleien
muroe. @uf oiele @eile geidab es,
oaB Gublin iid aaein iiberlaiien
blieb, bob iif ale eneliI6en Srnp-
pen bort iammeln uno alf Seritor-
flung aus England tpurten fonnten.
als nah orei Sagen 10000 Wanl
@eritdrfung NIT Mai6inengemebren
uno groBen &anonen anlangten,
fonnte man Soloatenabteiluneeu
na6 anoern beargmobnten 2anoes-
teilen ablenoen, obne Dublin 81 ge-
fdbroen.
Die iriidet &epolutiondre batteu
it6 Die Code 10 5ure6t9eleat, oob
Dublin am Montag erobert iperoen
ionte uno balo oaraltf meitere &dfen
an Ser 8eitfiiite Srlanos 5t offu.
pieren tporen. Oort moate man
Damn = imrner nod BEN 8eri6ter
irii6 = amerifoniider 8lGtter- oeut.
Idle @affenIerbnngen erbaIten, Die
BON groBen l1nterleebooten oobinge.
bradt peroen miiroen
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BIZ perfanfen pber IN pertamidlen.

102 slider Shtparslarb : Sarm, 80
ader in &ultur, y Ieile bon Der
Staot; Saus bon z 3immern, gutes
Sdeuneneebdlibe, 8inbntiible II. rei6lih
gutes @aHer, alih e1tes Henters5al
8enoet gu6 brett an ben gieeutiimer:
g. 9. Smith, Grapfprh, Tegas.
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$50. 12-8on 2orebo 49,. 600 BORN.
SEQ. 3-8om Rorben 100 aberos
SO. Soon ct. 2ouis TAB borm.
SEQ. 7-@on st. 8ortb nnb Santa
Se Srter ........ 9:15 borm.
$40. 6-Son 2are6o 100 obenos
$50. 1-ySunf6ine 9pecial". bon ct.
2onis ............ sos oberbs
go. INa6 gareftine 1920 morsens
NO. 2-ySunibine Special", mad Ct.
Sonts 1915 morgen5
No. Social Ra9 Sablor ..........
SO. 6-@a6 ct. aoris unb 6rten ar
Der Santa Sc ........7:35 obenbs
go. 5-Ga6 Qarebo 1870 mDrgens
No. 11-Na6 2nreon 1000 abenbs
9. u. & u. 3.
Gnfunft =
So. 16-@on souiton, @oco u,b Cor
BUG @briIi $3.50 nadm.
SEQ. 14-8on 5ouiton unb a~iiftenorten
GOO BORN.
SEQ. 12-gon goafum nnb a~iiitenorten
$50. 4t-@on aerrbine T. .e:o5 ' borrm.
$50. 43-bon &erbile, mir 5onntoes
1856 abenbs
SO. 145-gon &errbine, tdaIid, augaeS
nomn1en 6onntana -.6:45 abenbs
9bfabrt -
$50. 15-Ia9 5oufon, @oco unb Corr
pu5 g6ri1ti ....... 8:45 BORN.
Wo. 13-NaA SouIton uno aiiitenorte1
10:45 obenbs
$40. 11-an6 goaflm ur10 aiiienortel1
Observation-Disclosures. 2:05 nadm.
No. 42-0a6 &errbi1e, MIR an Conn
80. 146-Mab aerrbiue sos 'pbeui,g
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ITO. 1o1-5nniet 2imiteb, pon aep 81
ldns ...4:40 BORN.
Ao. l02 Sul1let Simiteo. BON Gan Sranz
cisco 1853 BORN.
No, 7-S6aeq8us, bon Stem Orleans.
SO. s-sdneasua. bon Sci aio VDl4'
So s-9nnist elpreb. bon a':s sstp S9 ST-
SO. 1o-eanfet erpreb. bon Gan Nren.
Mbfabrt-
$40. 101--Sunjet ainiteo, mad gaa
No. Hs-snnfst ain,its1.. nod siy geiD Dg s..
Leans 400 borni.
$40. 7-Sdne1sus, mad Sci Mio. IN:
No. s--'5dneasna mad aep orlea norm.
...... ........ 1916 nadm.
Wo. 9ISuniet @rpreB mad Sm Srans
cisco $3.50 nndln.
Sto. 1O-Sunfet grpreb, nod Netp Or
leIns ..--....... 1880 naGts
yterorra 9ipiF On.
Nntunft =
so. so1-gon Souifon. Sort aapoea,
Wictorid, gHero -. 7:05 nndm.
Nn. sO2-mah gue-o. @ictoria, Sort
2nbacn. 6ouiton ..8.15 BORN.
d., &. G c.
Mbiabrt-
Nad Norben-abfahrt
$50. 4-2ofaI 1870 BORN.
SO. 8-seras epe5ioi $50 moro.
yto. 10-aatb 2imiteo 1000 mnre.
No. 26-8dtb Sfber 900 nat,m.
go. 22-Nah 5ouifon, 1920 abenbs
Nntnnft -
go. 25-aatb Srber ......7:15 boom.
$50. 9-aatb 2imiteb lib nadsn
go. 7-uSeras Gpecial1 $3.50 abenog
No. 2f-@nn 5ouiton 100 moraeis
g. g., IL & 9. Is. 4 9. q. 1epOt.,
Gnfunft -
SO. 2-gOn Corpus gbrifti uno Dben
$50. 4-gon Corpus gbrifi ii. earriso
SO. e~@on CORPUS 95riifi nn SV ea s1ris.;
Sprtnas. ,nnr Ronfnas- $40 mres.
10 1-was Corpus ebrifti 1850.
SO. 2.5aad CORPUS 9l5riifi u. ga sl;
Springs, tagfid, aliBer Gonnnben6s
SO. 5.aaa CORPUS Gbrifi lin unb SV ears
riao Sprinss, mn Samifass ....;.
.......... ...... 10:45 abenos
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Mnfunft -
$50. 5-8om Gorben. .9:15 BORN.
SO. 1-@om Norben ...8.05 abenbs
Mfahrt-
$40 6-ytoh Dem gorben 7.35 uodn1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-26
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