davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickinson press., 1916-05-13

Taylor plans on celebrating the
Fourth Of July.
w. H. Dinnel of Abel, Iowa, opened
up a real estate office at Killdeer re-
Gently.
Beginning on May 18th daily pas
senger service will be established on
both the Mott and Killdeer branches.
Herman Leutz and j. F. Christen
of Taylor returned Sunday with two
car loads of dairy cattle which they
purchased in St. Paul.
Wolves were hungry around HALL
day. One cow and three calves be-
longing to Gottlieb Wiedenmeyer, a
farmer nea that place, were killed
last week.
Frank Gotschall, who has been
depot agent at Taylor for the past
two years, departed the first part of
last week to accept his new position
as relief agent for the N. p.
Miss Marie Kruger is the new
deputy county superintendent of Het-
finger county, assuming her duties
the first of last week. Miss Kruger
fills the vacancy of H. J. Meyer.
Lars Henderson, formerly section
man at Halliday, with his family
moved to Zap last week. He will
have charge of the section at that
place. The Dunn Center man will go
to Halliday.
At Halliday Jesse Everhart hung in
his butcher shop the largest beef that
he has ever butchered in that part of
the state. The animal dressed $50
pounds and vas purchased from Nor
Dahl Bros. for $115.
Peter Dunje, the section man at
Mott, who Was injured while in the
employ of the railroad about a year
ago, received a draft for $3.50 last
week. Mr.. Dunje expects to go east
for treatment in the ncar future.
The Marmarth- Camp Crook mail
route has cost Marmarth over
$4,000 to date. The people felt well
repaid when the first stage load of
mail sacks was hauled out the first
part of last week. Some twenty
p~ostoffices in South Dakota and Mon
tana will be served by this route.
Avery Treon, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ora Treon of Mott, met
with a serious accident recently when
he broke the bone in his left arm.
The arm broken has been partly para
lized for several years and it is ex-
pected that it will take some time
before the injured limb will be well
again.
South Heart boosters are after a
flour mill for their hustling little
town. A committee of business men
recently made a trip to Glen Ullin to
the flour milling plant
there. South Heart is due for quite
a building boom this summer. It is
expected that a fine new consolidated
school building will be erected, be-
sides a number of other fine edifices.
A meeting of the Gladstone Fire
Department was held at the garage
Saturday evening, at which it was
decided to divide the town into two
fire districts. There will be an east
and west district, divided at the post
office corner The fire signal for the
east district will be a continuous ring,
while the west district signal will be
intermittant rings. During the sum-
mer months the fire apparatus will
be housed in the warehouse back of
the Gladstone Mercantile Company's
store.
The Dickinson press., 1916-05-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Matter of the Estate Of John
Kruse, Deceased,
signed M. L. Mcbride, agent of Execu-
tor of the Last Will of John Kruse, late
of the City of Grundy Center, in the
County of qrundy, and State of Iowa,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers. within six months after
the first publication Of this notice. to
said M. L.. Mcbride, agent of said Exc.
cutor, at his office in First National
Bank Building, in the City of Dickinson,
in said Stark County, North Dakota.
Dated May 3rd, A. D. 1916.
Nj. L. MCBRIDE,
Agent of Executor.
(Pub. May 6-13-2O-2D.
The Dickinson press., 1916-05-13
SUMMONS


State of North Dakota, County of
Stark, IS. In District Court, Tenth
Judicial District.
J. F. Deane Wiley
Joseph .Dolesch, John Dol
esch, Mary Anne Dolesch,
Jennie Walker, and all 9TH
err persons unknown claim-
ing any estate or interest
in or lien or incumbrance
upon the property in the
complaint described,
Defendants.
Summons.
The State of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby
summoned to appear and answer the
complaint in this action, which has
been filed in the office of the Clerk
of the District Court and to serve a
copy of your answer upon the under
signed within thirty days after the
service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of service; and
in case of your failure to so appear
and answer plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you by default for the
relief in the complaint demanded.
April IA, 1916.
C. H. STARKE,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Dickinson, North Dakota.
The above Named Defendants will
please. take notice that the above en-
titled action is brought for the pur-
pose of quoting title to lots Is, 16,
II in block 9 of Dickinson, Stark
County, North Dakota.
C. H. STARKE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
(Pub. April 1929; May 6-13-2O).
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
MINNESOTA FARMER
BOY REACHES TOP
NOTED FOE OF CRIMINAL WEALTH

Rochester, Mimi, April 10.-Every
red blooded man likes a winner, espe-
ciaily when the winner has had TO
make hard and long fight against
odds.
Few men have had more obstacles
to overcome or have achieved greater
fame than our former fellow towns
man, Frank b. Kellogg.
THE OFFICE SEEKS THE MAN.
Rochester swelled with pride when
1t learned that more than l25 repre-
sentative country editors had signed
petition or written Mr.. Kellogg to be-
come a candidate for United States
senator. 1t was one Of those rare
events in modern times-a genuine
case of the Office seeking the man.
Frank b. Kellogg was raised on a
farm in Viola township near this city.
His boyhood was similar to that OF
thousands of other farmers boys. 1t
was a life of hard work. many sacri'
fees and few pleasures, attending
country school in the winter and do
ing the usual farm work after school
NEIGH6ORS BELIEVE IN HIM.
His old neighbors say that he Is still
the same, everyday sort Of man and
that his manner Is democratic and cor
dial to all.
In 1875 he began to study law in the
office OF H. A. Eckholdt of this city
During the winter he took care of q
| farmers horses and cows for his
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

Known bondholders, mortga-
gees and other security holders,
owning or holding per cent or
more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities
None.
Fl. Petersen,
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore ME this 5th day Of April,
1916.
Anton Gravesen,
Notary Public.
My commission expires April l.,
1918.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

board and In the spring he went back
to the farm and worked through seed
ing time for $l3 per month He also
went out during harvest and worked
In the field.
He served FIVE years as county at
torney of Olmsted county One of his
first important cases was when he
represented the villages of Plainview
and Elgn, in Wabasha county, against
the Winona and St Peter Railroad
company and recovered from the rail
road about 100000 for these villages
taken by the railroad and sold on the
market. This case was brought to
MIR Kellogg after other lawyers had
lost il for the villages OF Plainview
and Elgin, and made many friends for
him in Southern Minnesota.
In 1887 Senator Cushman X. Davis
made him a partner with himself and
c. A. Severance.
ROOSEVELT CALLS KELLOGG.
In 1906 President Roosevelt was at
fracted to KELLOGG because OF the lat
ter's conspicuous success in private
practice. In consequence he put Mr..
kellogg In charge Of the most impor-
tant trust prosecutions ever tried,
the Standard Oil company and the
merger OF the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific railroads. All were car
ried to the supreme court of the
United States and all were decided
In favor of the public
WINS GREAT LEGAL DUELS.
His brilliant Cross-eNamination OF
the wizards of Wall street. as we'll As
his legal duels with the great corpo,
ration lawyers Of the East. won for
him the approval OF the public and at
| the same time the bitter enmity OF
the financial giants,
FOUGHT FOR FARMERS.
| AS member of the resolutions com,
mittee OF the Republican national con
| vention he championed some impor
| tant labor planks He vigorously OPP
| posed the reciprocity bill and the
| payne-Aldrich tariff bill before con
gross, IN SO far as they Disseminated
against the farmers of the Northwest
SETTLED RAILROAD STRIKE.
| In 1908 President Roosevelt sent
for Mr.. Kellogg and asked him to pre-
vent a wage reduction on the Chicago
Great Western. for which road Mr.
Kellogg was general counsel
With characteristic energy MIR. Kel
logg applied himself 10 the task and
was soon able to have the order re
ducing the trainmen's wages set aside
"A great victory for the trainmen.
A REPUBLICAN,.
In politics Frank b. kellogg has al
ways stood with the progressive wins
of the Republican party, but he did
not go so far as to leave that party
four years ago,
1t is freely predicted here that he
will receive larger vote for United
States senator than all other candi
dates put together.
HEADS AMERICAN GAR.
In 1919 the American Bar associa
ton elected him president in recogni
ton OF his eminent legal ability.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
Anthony TroIIops's First Earnings.

Anthony TroIIops's First Earnings.
A literary man recalls Anthony Troll
lope's little gloat over the first fruits OF
his pen. II send You copy Of The
Warden he wrote to Lord Houghton
In 1866 which Mr.. Longman assures
me IN the last Of the first edition.
There were. think. only I:O printed.
and they have been over ten years In
hand. But ! regard the book with af-
lection. as | made 60 %. Cd. by the first
years sales. having previously written
and published for years without any
such golden result. Since then | have
improved even upon that" Trollope.
Of course. improved upon that" In no
uncertain Observation-Disclosures Ga
zette
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
Ankieinatiou.

ANTICIPATION.
why do you quarrel with your nus
band 50 these days2 Have you ceased
to love himg'
"No, but the cook enjoys It. She lin.
gers with rs hoping to see a fight."-
Exchange.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
8riegs : Jiadbridbtem.

Dir GnslGnbcr babem SEN ameri-
faniidjen TiIASampfer oJiidarb @.
Glarf" in bem isIanoiI1em @eiuGi-
fern sefapert nnO mad 8rimsbg ss-
bradJt. @arnm, iuirb nidt geIast.
Die Mntiuort Der emsiiIden 3egie-
RING anf nnlern Eruteit gegrn bas
goDfpttlpitem Der g~mglGnber, Die be
reits nnlerer gotid)nft IN 2onouu
iibergeben fuatroe, lit ietf u~nteriuegs
mad oen Ger. Staaten. &ie bereits
semeloet, neiit re ale nniere Yrute-
tie snriif.
Ins @aibingtuu uirb gemelbet,
sic Sdpllfantiuurt SentidlanSs in
Sem 2nitania : Jali.,iueroe erit mad
ser @abl ner5ffeutfidT iuerben. Die
NDte 1T pun nnierer Hegiernng nod
nidJt angenDmmen.
Der beriihmte 2aftidiffer Soelfe
IDa, lpie ms Earis semeloet mirD,
Idiper perlurnoet ieiH.
Cine DepeIde aus amiterouiii
meloet, ser oelitlde Safer babe iid
lebr barber gefreut, OaB Die eng.
Idiloer uno 6ran5oien in oenSdladb.
ten on Der Somiile 10 piel 2eltte Der.
loren b1tten uno er babe iih mi
GROCER 8efrieoiaung oariiber aus
geiprohen. Die Nadridt miro mo.
ebenio erlogen fem mie Die Nad)
ridt, Die 9eutlfen bitten Die 8e
wobner gthens beIto6en. mn elmer
aufltan0 in S5ene gu ieten.
Die Sron3oien baben cine 8ro'
@omeno Sande5, Elm friibere'
SrGulein 2ieber0abt aus 0~iiIIeloorf
wegen Espionage gum Tooe pertr
teilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20

@aoiesden, 40e t. / STD. >9iiu0el.
8%lumenfobl, &c unb Il Der Hfo.
&obI, $3.50 per Crate.
@riiner Efeffsr, 81 Der @uihel.
Selerie, Toe unb Soc per @lben6.
BeterfiIie, Csc Der 2b6.z DiinDel.
Somaten, Segas. A @6rbe. S5c nno
9Oe.
G~ppfialat, $500 per Crate
@elbe @ur5eln, 4Oe Il. SOC per $50.
Gdntaloupes, Gtanoaro, 1925 per
Crate; Honp. 75c per Crate.
gierpfIaHaen, $1.25 per 8niheL
SqlaIb. 800 Der @uSdel.
@pinat. Toe per BufdeI.
Ora, $500 far 8ufheI.
9eeten. 45c per 9to.s 9iinbeI.
Observation-Disclosures per BIO. 1915
@urfeu. per Crate $500.
yieb Marft.
San antonio, Ser, 90. Oft. 1916
&iihe $3.50 Bis $3.50.
&dlber $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Odfen $500 biz 1925.
8unen $3.50 Bis $500.
ct. 9oris, 90. Of. 1916 @inoz
oieh. Seras<Iieb, $3.50 biz $500.
S6peine SS.25 bis $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
@runbeinerrnms : ,lebertraamnaen.

&. q. gbapa an Sreb 8. Goof,
@rlinoitiid an Der 8irginin StraBe,
Is 9>fG Ader 2nnb, 100 Nder 2nno,
2 ader 2ane; ferner @ruuoitiid an Der
Garqas 4ne.; $4,000.
3bos, 6. 5aiout an 5oup nno Soa
o. 3ano, 2 Nder 0anb; 1920.
Z. uno Selen 9dusmnnn an U. uno
Bertha @olIer, Is Ider 2an0; $1,000.
Gnton uno Bertha Woler an Serbi@
nanb gdbart, 53h Ider 2anb: $2675.
Cos Nngeles Seiahts enforcement
60. on SEQ. 8. nno @. $. 3irfenbad.
@riinoitiid an Der angeles Serrace;
$3.50.
Charles unb g. 3oner an Sdmes
Sittre, @runoftiid i'm neuen Gitbs8fod
2f79; 5000.
6. g. Sofpler an g8. =. gSeuer unb
6. 8offmann. @runoftiid in Soutt
Gan Gutonio: $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
6reic Yrclfe fit seras: Grtitag 20, Dttober 1916.
SnIano.

- Gem Surrifan, Der am Wttt=
nod 4labanta uno Slorioa beim=
fudte, itno orei Meni6enle6en gum
Spfer gefaaen; Der angeri6tete
Material : G6ooen miro ouf $780,
900 obeeldabt. gm idlimmlten 1T
oas Staotden Inoaluiia an ser
@ren5e bon Ilabama uno Slorioa
meggefommen.
49,, Sic Staater Ioro= uno Guo-
9afota, Rebrasfa uno Soma nuroen
am 9onner1tag bon einen1 beftiget
8li5aaro beimgeiudt. Oas Sber=
mometer fiel einige @rao inter Sen
8efrierpunft nno i'm 0ur1i6nitt
fielen bier 3on S6nee.
- Die 8anoiten, mel6e am Mitt-
mod IN Der Ndbe bon 8liB, Ofla.,
einen 3ug Der sonta Sc 8abn iiber-
fielen uno ben grpreB glerf Nor=
mann toteter, lino tros ser in gro
benz Stple angelteGten gerfolgl1n=
gen uno Ser ausgeieBten boben 9e-
l%obnungen nod iti6t ergriffen NOR
BEN.
= Cine bon ser uNotional $50
mans 8artp" p%eranitdltete Iogen.
yitiae Oemonitrotion", 8; mGbreno
8raitoent 8ili ions Mntpeienbeit in
Chicago nabe oem guoitorinm
itattfano, artete trob oes gepIanten
Sti116ipeigens IN eiten 5iemli6en
Sfanoal aus. 9ie Srauen, oie iif)
NIT anitoBieen, @ilion fritiiierel,-
ben gannern nabe am Mltoitorium,
mo Der Braiioent ipra9, dufae-
pflan5t batten, mnroen bon beiien
Mnbangern inter Ben &llfen y@ine
Sbanbel. Sumter nit Sen 8or=
NIT &egenidirmen ulto Spa
5ieritofen ongegriffen, ben Sabuen-
t~ragerinnen oie Stanoarten entrii-
len nro oieielben in oen SAmub
getrampelt. 5raulein Slice GauI,
Die 8oriibenoe Ser Congregational
Union" be5eidnete Sen @orfaG ole
einen 4ngriff Ser 9emofraten auf
ons Srarer : Stimmre6t.
= 9ie Ingelteaten ser Stanoar5
Company in gaponne, g. s.,
felt 5ebn Sagen ON Streif
lraren, baben in einer am 9onners-
fdq abqebaltenen GerIdnmluna be-
i6lolien, oie Irbeit mieoer auf5u-
nebmen. Die &ompagnie bat ibnen
boBere 2obne iomie before Or
belts : Gerb1ltniiie peripro6en.
@aBreno Ser Streif : llnruben
ipuroen orei Eerionen getotet uno
cine gauge In5abl ~beripnnoet.
Ser groBe ogIepbant Butte"
Damn, OeiieH Serifellltng iibar
SIS, 900 g%efoitet fat un0 Ser
Die groBte, fiinitlid eingeihloiiene
in Der @elt einoammt,
uuroe ON 9onneritag inter gro-
Der 9eteiligung eingetpel6t. 81. 81.
BON Stem Werico, als per-
Ionli6er Iertreter bon Eraltoent
8ilion, belt oie Seltreoe ,3t5 De
oes Snternationaf Srrign-
ton GongreB mobnten Ser 3ereno-
NE BEL.
Srancfsco Garpaial, gr-Ird-
i6ent Don Merieo, 5r oeiien @uniten
ouerta ieiner5eit ab0anfte, bat iih
II Heip Orleans nit Ser 2~0id9rigen
Martin perm1blt. Die jun
Je Srau mar ieit einigen Monate1
lls Manifitriif i'm Ct. CHARLES
in Dem garbaial logierte, oli-
ltno mfr0 aagemein als oas
idonite Waoden in Hetp Orleans
merfm1nt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
Mad)traglid)es s,titt 8asar.

= Die gliidlide geliberin oea
3ooies SGT, anf oas zines Der Sif-
fets fir Die 5abrt na6 europa ge=
fallen tit, lit 5rau Sobn S6nabel in
Heu-9 raunfels.
-Oie ginnabmen int Miindener
Sofbraltbaus betrugen ni6t 979
Dollar, tpie itenli6 genleloet pltroe,
ionoern S1256.30.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20

ridter Sames 81. 9opis uno Sic
&ommiiiar CHARLES 4. @ut5eit, ST.
cob &lal1s, @enrp Weper nno s. g.
4amrt, Die idmmtli6 Oas lebboftelte
Sntereiie fiir oas Seim = Ser Sea-
ME u@rmenbalts" tit fallen gelaiien
poroe1 = befun0en. +
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
@abl Mmseigem.
Sir Gonntp &idter.

9ie uSreie 8reiie" lit oitoriiiert.
6errn 9. Gnaclfing nls republifaniideu
aanoioaten fir bos Gnt beS County
Gidltcr pom Gernr Guuntp als @egner
qeaen Gidter 9abi8 IN Der @ahl am
Z. Nopember nn5ufiinbiaen. Or bittet
nm bie llnteritiibuug dller 9erti6en i'm
Goiintr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20

- Die am 0onneritag abgebalte
ne Staotrats : Sibung tpabrte mn
menige Minutet. &ontrafte MURDER
ausgegeben an &ulbmore & @otD6t
fir Yflalterung ser Srapis Strabl
bon Main @penue bis Noro Shores
StraBe fir $3.06 per al1bif : Oorh,
an %. g. S6utpirtb & So. fir &o1s
ltruftion zines ianitdren MbfluBfe-
nails on Der ct. Worp StraBe, ge-
geniiber BON 9otpens Sslano, fiji
ben 8reis bon $720 uno &ommiiiar
&earuep murbe Die Summe bon
$500 fir &eparaturert peridieoener
StraBen CUR &erfiigung geftedt.
= Sas 11el1e County, uro Staot.
&ranfenbaus ioa na6 4ngabe Ser
| &ontraftoren Sones & So. Bis gum
1. DECEMBER boGenoet uto fir oie
Infnabme BON Gatienten fit uao
fertig fem.
- Gen. Sbepparo, Ser bonn &otl-
greB fir bic Germeiiung 6es San
@ntonio 5lulies slpeds Napigatioll
nnb Ibuenoung BON lteberi6nem=
mungsgefabr cine appropriation err
langt bat, 6eiidtigte am 9onneritag
in 9egleitung oes Wapors 9rotpn
uno anoerer itaotiider 9eamten Oia
Gueaen oes Gan Intonio SlniieS.
iomie BEN 2auf bes Olmos, burd
tuel6 lebteren oie lteberflutrngell
bauptia6li6 berbeigefubrt meroen.
gs ultroe Damn beldlolien, fir Ben
81. Oftober cine @eriammlung eill-
%5ubernfen, 81 Der oae Srtereiienten,
oenen Die &egulierung oes Sluiies
am Ser5en liegt, eingelabett merben
loQen.
Die &ontraftoren S6omas &
Sones, oeiiett Ser Ban oes &otp
terminal : Sabnbofes iibertragcn
lit, gIauben nit ibren arbeiten bis
gum CONNER II. So. fertig gu iein
mo linb Ser Mriid)t, ooB ihun I'M
SSiiIi Die 3iige in Sen nelen gabnbof
einlanferl~iueroen.
- Oas aorlsert Ser 6erren Gio3
uno Denton, oas unter Sen 4uipi-
5ien oes Gresonp MuiicaI GLIB In
Ser 8eetbopen Safe i~tattfano, NOR
ausnabmsmeiie gut beiudJt; leItan
bot man bel einem Gun5ert 10
biele @eni6en i'm Saale geieben.
@eioe &iinitler ernteten fir lire
@ortrage rauihenoen geifan uilo err
bielten reide @lumenipenoen. Sic
teilten iid IN oie Gbren oes gbenoS.
SEER 9ia5 ourh ieinen mIpreden-
ben Senor uno SEER 0enton ourG
Iein por5iiglides alaoieripiel.
Die 9ireftorep Ser @ermnnns-
Iobne Seimgeieaidaft bdben Die al
ten gennlten nieoer gefpablt. IS
iiilo Die @erren: 5beo. Gngelbarbt,
Trdiioent; Sp. @osnig. 8ice.Eraii-
bent; Sbeo. Miiler, Sefretdr uno
s. 81. @loedner, Sd)abmeiiter.
Heun gilenbabn 8oitclerfs,
oie ibren 8obniis IN San 9lntonio
baben, baben cine @ebalts5ulage
BON 500 pro Sabr erbalten; Die Na-
men Der @liidlihen iino: Gutbbcrt
6. Burton, CHARLES groder, 6. s.
Sdnette, 6. q. Hies, Dad S. DC
Oiaiter, Sarpep 6. Senrn 6. ..
Wfcglenoon, glee Hothernif uno
Sam 9. Hagel.
- Gin 8dr, Der bon Dem an Der
Gamoen StraBe m~obnenoen Gountn-
geamten BOB 8oles all Der Settle ge-
balten Miro bate oieieIbe 3erriiien
unb ieste Die Nadbnrihaft ourh Ell
men fleinen Spa5iergang in Ingit
uno Sdrefen. 8oles murbe tele-
pbonil6 benahridtigt uno fling oas
5iemlid 5abme Sier obne Sdmierig-
feiten mie6er Elm.
Tebro Sirio, elm 4ngeitelter
Der San Mntonio Sos & electric
60, muroe in einem @utomobil- I'm
faa an ser 8lanco 2an0itraBe geto.
tet; Die BON ibm g%etriebene Waidint
iiberlhllg iid uno 5erqlletidte i'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
Suns III Dfrrenten.

9as nntere nnS obere Stofmerf
BON Sir. 2fS Of.Gummerse GtraFe
1T 40 perrenten. NGbere Nnsfnnft in
ser Office Der .Freien Brett"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
@au observation-disclosures.

Srua s. Stebes. 9duppen. 8eit-
Gommerce Ctr; $3.50.
9eipt zimmerman. offeue Sront
Soutb 6anta 8pIa Gne.; 5000.
6. &liffortb. Bobnhaus, 2dmnr CIR.
Ctr; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
Siir GOnntD-GummiHar Tresinft
HD. a.

Sir rino auroriiiert. 6errn q. O.
2ucns ols &onoiSat fin Gountb &oms
miiidr @reaintt So. 4 clf Dem republic
faniIhen Sidet i'll Der 3obemberfpahl
on~sufiinoiaeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20

srinft ,yieb Smam" aaffee, lei-
mes belisiSien 8eidmafs nnb ieiner
ausseseidneten Analitat tueAtrt.
MeimbarS e So, srabnierte 9affee-
G5fer. (Mns.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gan antunio, Gex., 90. Oh. 1915 =
Yrime grloe Cotton Seeo Oil. 10
Gents pet @nIlone.
Stem gprf, 20. Oft. - Spot zoe bio;
Oftober, $t2.05 uno $12.t5; Nobember,
$1t.62 uno $t1.64; 9eaember, tStt.55
unb $t1.56; Sanunr. $11.60 nno
$1t.62; Mai. $11.64 un0 S11.66;
@sril, $tt.66 uno Site; Isoi. $1t.7o
lHo Still.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
l.okaleS.
@abrIdeinlidjes &etter.

Sir Gan Intonio uno l1mgegeno:
Seltte abeno, flar, Sroit; Samitag,
FLAIR urt0 ni1t 10 falt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
Wentmie.

aartoffelu, California. $500.
Giise &artoffeln Bhtte gdnt. $1.75;
Sumpfin Gam. $1.75 uno $2.00.
3piebeln, California, $3.25.
8obnen, Crime, $2.2h per gufheI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20

ganmimpGe.
n-Gro0nEte.

Gan antonip. Seg.. tn @ts.
@alnsitpn,. seitern, 1900 &ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
Tarm-Ernbnfte.

Can Antonio. Ger. 20. Oft. 1916 =
Butter .24c per 8to.
Gier (nir friide) SO. 1. SOC per 9so,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-20

Sortin In bic Nadt 9inaus, Big e
pIDblid, mittsn in sinem SdB, ihr'll
obbrdd, usbsr isinem 0anpt Hang p's
air1<nsIods. Wit sirsm filr5sn. Ears
ten Gdlas besdnn Ne, nan elmer g'ali'
Ts fius fit an, ridtis su Idnten, dber
nift gleidmGbig. fonbern baitis unp
ssrrifsn Ihpanssn bic 9Sns. iuis
fpenn elm srriinnigtr an bem Grid
S5ge. Or bSrts auf uHb fing ipiebtr an,
eiltmdl ldngiam, banu raid - uno ss
tpoIlts fsin Gnbs nsbmei.
Ditfes irriinnigs aduten bsraubte
ben 0rsis bes lsbien Reftes Don Jalf
Jung. ben sr nOD befab. CT mar apsin
nnter tauIenp 9oisn, uub oeuiIth fan
II, ipie In bsr Ode Der Stube Der
gIodsnitrid, btr sir 5ieft Hbrtf, aiif
iinb ab ianste. 0as Grausn tam ibtr
ibn unb fabts ibn iuis Elm Risisniirls
geheiier aus elmer arlbern Wslt. BIS
ins Wldrt Der anohen burdrisielts tbn
Gijesidlte, er mari ii6 NIT osm Of
iibt duf bic Grbs unb briidis ois Jdii-
It. dnf bie Sbren, nbsr es psritummie
nidt. aauter iinb laiiter aelIts 20 burdt
bi. Gtills gadt. big JlpaH Soriin IS
niti mebr 5u srtragen permchts. Gorf,
Hur fort.
9luf Sdnbsn unb f5iiber, pir Gin
sbier. irod) Ct bic tdIitB StufB Der
Gttintrepps biuab, immer tptitsr-
Di6t nebsn ibln idapong Der Grid.
gnbli6 par G unttn. ia laesn bis
Icte,I, ,pie or iir perlaiieit bntte, uro
mittsu slpiibeu ibnsn Iiunb Elm Wsrb.
gs bislt ben Glodenitrid i'm wlalil.
iub bic 3dbns bss balb perbunsertsn
5bisrss naat.n unb biTsn lpiitbtno an
bem 6aritn Sani. SiDon Soriin RIB
Die glussn auf. erit ftarrts Ct psrs
Itanbnislos auf ben 8ralutI uno
bann ISiie iid plStliG bic Spannung.
Der @reis fina on 5l laden, Shttif
snp, pie elm Srunteuer. ldGfe tr.
Iad5ts, Biz ibm bic bellsu Sbansn
iibsr bic Wanssn lisfsn. CT tonnts
nid5t aufbSren. bis sr plpsIi4, iuie
potn 8Iib sstrpfisu. miitsH utittr ben
asifsn ,uiammsHbrad nnb bstuabif
los litdsn blieb.