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The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
BY JOHN L. BALDER STOy.

ICOpgrght, lgl6l
London, Feb. 6.-Lord Kitchener is no
longer. excepting in name, the supreme
head Of the British war machine. His
place has been taken by Gen. Sir WILL
lam Robertson, the first "self-made" man
to rise from the ranks to the chief COM
mand in England. And Robertson rose
farther than from the ranks, for he was
footman as a lad fact that makes
his present position gall and wormwood
to the "snobocracy.'
The facts Of a most complicated situa-
ton have been gossiped about for weeks
in the clubs, and are now sufficiently
clear to permit publication. The shelv-
ing OF Kitchener has been a master
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Comfort for the Tilted.

San Francisco, Feb 7-Nnss Hnds
Freis asked for warrant for the ar
rest Of Theodore Greenfield. her former
hance. on a charge Of stealing back q
diamond engagement ring he had given
her. The warrant was refused on the
strength OF a ruling by the Supreme
Court which held that wedding and en-
gagement present exchanges DO not con-
stitute felonies.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
F. B. Kellogg Out for Senate

St. Paul, Mimi, Feb. T.-Frank B. KEEL
Iogg, in a telegram from Santa Barbara,
Cal, made public tonight, announced his
inteption Of fling for the Republican
nomination for United States Senator
from Minnesota Mr.. Kellogg was spe-
cIal counsel for the Federal government
president Of the American Bar Associa-
ton in 1912-Isl3.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
THIRD BABY TOO MUCH.
Father Smiled at Twins but Not at
TrfpIets.

Amherst, Ohio, Feb. FITS q cir"
whispered DR.. A F. Mcqueen TO Edward
Congratulations, Hintz; there's an
other girl" announced the physician a
few minutes later, and Hintz's smile be-
came a laugh.
Hey, Hintz, the third girl has just ar
rived" shouted the doctor after a brief
interval and Hintz ceased TO laugh
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
One Days Toll From
Mines or Torpedoes

The toll of mines or tor
pedoes for one day was as fol-
lows:
Peninsular and Oriental
liner Maloja; known dead,
I47.
Steamer Empress of Fort
William; death list uncer-
tain.
British mail steamer
Mecklenburg; death list I'M
certain.
Steamship Birgit; death
list uncertain.
British steamer Suevier;
death list uncertain.
Latest official reports from
London stated the combined
casualties might reach to 200.
Eleven women and four chill
dren were among the victims on
the Molaja.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
LEAVES FRIEND 1000 CIGARS.
New Rochelle Man Also Beaueaths
$1,000 to Army Corps.

White Plains, n. Y, Feb. T.-John
Christian Alton, Of New Rochelle was
loyal to his old army corps to the last
and in his will filed with Surrogate Saw
81, 900 for the wounded OF the corps.
DR.. Leo F HugIe, Of New Rochelle,
receives $50 in cash and is TO be allowed
to take hi. pick of 1000 cigars from the
stock in the store Of Mr.. Alton, In New
Rochelle
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Has Henry Clay's Pistol,

Waupaca, Wis, Feb. T.-The pistol
which Henry Clay used when he fought
his memorable duel with John Randolph
in 1898 has come into the possession OF
Gus Bronson, a Waupaca man. He pro-
cured II through his brother in Tacoma.
Wash, who in turn procured It from B.
B. Perrow. The latter Is a collector of
firearms. His grest-grandfather was q
personal friend OF Henry Clay.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
May Condemn Rider.
1000 Trees Cut by Beavers.

Dickinson. N. Oak, Feb. IA rancher
on Garner Creek in Billings County. near
Roosevelt's old Maltese Cross ranch. de-
clares he has thirty or forty beavers on
his land. They have. he says, cut fully
900 trees on his plase and he has written
Gov. L B. Hanna asking that a bounty
Of q Q tres b. granted him.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Fail to Steal $4,000.

Hartford, Ark, Feb. A.-Robbers made
two elaborate efforts the other day to
obtain $4,000 which had been sent here
from Kansas City, Mo-, to meet the
payrolls of the mines of this part of the
State. Both attempts failed.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Fifty Years to Deliver Letter.

Bangor, Cal, Feb. I'll E. Cole has
Just received a letter written to him by
his brother on December 2, 1854. At that
time the writer was a soldier in the I'm
ion army, and he tells of the chase into
Mississippi after Gen. Prices command.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Policeman Seeks Gold.

Los Angeles, Feb. T.-Gra nted an ex-
tended furiough to enable him to under
take second treasure hunt on Cocos
Island. Walter Bunker, a police patrol
man, is on his way to the little dot In
the Pacific Ocean of the coast of Peru,
where he hopes to unearth a vast store
Of gold
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
School Girls Alleged Thieves.

Manchester, y. H, Feb. Z7.-wlth thu
apprehension OF FIVE schoolgirls and thu
recovery OF articles valued al several
hundred dollars which had been stolen
from numerous stores, the police believs
they have rounded up the hand Of shop
ufters which has been operating with
marked success throughout the city for
several months
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Groom 78: Bride 20,

Parsons, Kans., Feb. N.-The groom
was 7S years old and the bride TO- They
came to Parsons to be married. John c.
Volk and Mrs. Mary e. Sailor have lived
near this city practically all of their
lives and have known each other for the
past thirty yearA
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
French Make Five Attempts to Retake Lost
Ground Around Fort Douaumont,
According to Berlin Report
GERMAsI DEAD COVER SLOPES
Thanking Movement Is Attempted with Partial Success by
Teutons, with Aim Of Envelopng the
Enemy's Main Position

London Feb 2The fighting slaughter
four miles northeast of Veun without slightest
abatement
Five times" says the German official French
enforced with fresh attempted
Of Douaumont and FIVE times they beaten back with sangnay
losses"
The slopes up which these five
with German dead, the French midnight official.
FORTS FALL NOT ACKNOWLEDGED
The French official reports day and night still refrain from
nowedgng that Fort Douumon has fallen The closest such
admission found phrase in the midnight official the
French troops ARE strongly pressing the German dahmens which
able footing and the Douaumort position
and maintain themselves there only with difficulty"
But while the main battle around this position the Germans
have been pushing thanking operations which perhaps hold still
greater for Nerdm and the French
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
URGES TROUSERS FOR WOMEN.
Minister Says God Gave Women Leg,
for Practical Use.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. T.-Women who
are mannish in dress have found a warm
advocate in the Rev. Dr. James e. Nor
cross, pastor OF the Shady Avenue Bap-
tist Church and a lecturer nationally
known.
When God gave folks legs He intend
ed them for use, and If all women adopt
ed the masculine attire used by their sis
ters in mountain climbing they would
feel better" he says.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Wesleyann University Head Dies,

Mlddletown, Conn, Feb. N.-Dr. Brad
ford P. Raymond. for twenty years presi-
dent OF Wesleyan University. died here
today. He was born at Stamford. Conn,
in 1915. Before becoming president of
Wesleyan he was president for six years
of Lawrence University.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Offers 10 Cents for Hundred Bedbugs

Columbus, Ohio, Feb. T.-An adver-
tisemsnt in the Columbia newspapers Of
ferfng 10 cents a hundred for bedbuss
delivered to Prof. Percy J. WIIberger at
the State University has attracted at
tentIon here
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Dancing Firemen Best

ST Paul MINI, Feb. 27.-FoI-trottins
nremen are needed in Minnesota IN the
interests Of fire protection, r. W. Hsr-
gsdine, State fire marshal, said In recon-
mending that all hrenen txke UP
dancing.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Russia Buys Back Warships.

London. Feb. T.-An Exchange telegram
from Copenhagen says that Russia has
bought from Japan four warships which
were taken from Russia during the
Russo-Japanese war.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Wants All Kisses Himself.

Alton. ILL.,. Feb. N.-S. L Moore refused
to permit Police Magistrate Mcguire to
kiss his bride. who was Mrs Nellie r.
Morton. after the masistrate had per-
formed the wedding ceremony.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28

Twenty-three Wom~. en- Board.
BY far the most serious was the double
disaster which befeu the Mslojs and the
Empress. The MaIoJs was on her way
from London to Bombay. She had aboard
approximately $50 passengers and a crew
OF 200, mostly Lascars
In the first cabin were % men, 2 WON
en- and children. Among the passengers
was Justice Oldheld, OF the Ind. high
courts His fate is unknown
So far as known there were no Amer
cans aboard the steamer Up 70 mid
night the bodies recovered include u
men, Il women and children
This would indicate that the casualties
among the passengers was large
In addition the bodies OF eleven Lao
cars have been found. Among the DEAD
Is Mrs. Mcleod. wife Of Gen Mcleod
So far as known there were no An,sr,-
cans on board
The MaloJs v. two miles OF Dp~
this morning. stesrnins through q calm
sea when, without warning ther. w. q
terrific explosion. It was 90 evident thai
houses along the water froot Of DOVE
were shaken and hundreds Of vtn6evv
broken
great part OF the stern Of the sfsy
was torn away. She was flooded instant
ly and began to sink.
May Leap INTO s~~-
Many Of the Passengers snd crew Az
believed 10 have been killed By tNs foro.
of the explosion. Those who escaped At
tempted to launch the nfeboets, but tn.
time was so short that but few Of them
got away. Others leaped into ths w~tsr
and attempted to swim sshor,
The Empress Of Fort William ou--,,d
bound from Montreal to the CLYDE. va
within three miles Of the Mslo5. when IN.
occurred 70 the latter. Befor.
she could reach the liner the Msio,. be
gone down.
The Empress. bent upon rescuins On.
survivors. struck a mine or Wa to-pe-
doed within short distance OF the 500
where the Msloja went down.
Meantime. small boats had pvt out
from Dover. From the two steamers
more than 400 persons were either dead
or struggling in the water Just how
many OF them were saved It is impossible
to tell.
An Official statement tonight. however.
declares that majority were rescued.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28

A first announced January |. 1916, The Herald
a guarantees full moneys worth to the purchasers
of articles advertised in the display columns of this
paper by any Washington merchant.
tCf-caIar Furnished Upon Rsqusn)
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iyreie YrrHe fal seras: sonna6eno 26. NnguF 1916.
3pei 8eugel I'M 9[lter BON 10

= 3pei 8engel I'M @lter bon Is
bis 90 Sabren iiberfielen in Sort
@ortb einen alten, einIam leberoel1
@eflitgelb4noler nonlens 81. 8ubl IN
ieinem Snltie, i6lugen i'm nit Ell.
nem S6raabenidliiiiel uno einen
Stiif 8leirobr 81 9oOen uno BE-
rallbten i'm; Die iugenoli6en Sauuri.
fen erbeuteten MIR etnen Dollar
8ubl iteIte itf, nadOem er nieoer-
gei6lagen mar, befpuBtlos unb gIa1tb1
oao11r6 lein 2eben gerettet 81 babert
Gin gepiiier DIE 8eal1pre,
ser oor einigen Sabren in 9aaas
cine 8inioroba1e betrieb unb ange-
i9uloigt lit, leine Srou om s. Sc
bruar 1911 nit einem Sommer er,
Idlogen at bnben, lit in Sos Inga-
les, Sal, berbaftet tporoen; 9ealtpre
batte es felt Sabren peritanoen iid,
alien poli5eilihen 9ahforihungen
uno Na6ite1ungert 81 ent5ieben.
: 9os lanonirti6oftlde 9epar-
tement gu 4uitin teilt nit, oaB oie
Gitrusfrii6te pie @pfeliinerL Grape
Sruit" ulp. in Sim @eqs, groofe
ltno Nlteces @oulltp ol1sge5eidnet &C.
oieben limo uno oaB Die Serpadl1ngse
bauier in Jalfurrios ougenbliflid
iebr beidaftigt iino, Inn Die rei6e
@rnte auf oen Mforft 81 bringen.
= Die in Soitlton tpegen grl1ie=
Bens ibres @attelt inboftierte Sra1t
Ola 8rnett, mel6e obne 3ulolIung
BON 8iirgidaft Bis 5n ibrer Iro5ei=
lierl1ng I'M @efdngnis gebalten tper-
ben iollte, lit iett hires idlehten Sc
ilnbbeits3ultanoes negen gegen
Stearnq BON $4,000 9iirgldaft auf
freien SUB gelebt.
Wapor 8ooenbeim bon 2ongs
bietp uno Ser friibere &aiiierer g. 81.
Campbell bon Der Beoples' State
8onf, nel6e bon 2ongoiem perz
ifipanoerL fnr5 ebe entoedt muroe,
oaB beoeutenoe ltnterifleife in ser
gonf periibt paren, iino freitUIGig
5uriidgefebrt u1o baben fid Ben Sc
BORDEN geltelt.
- SSsn ser Gabe BON Beaumont
ipitroe ser 50idbriee Sol5borer s. q.
9inoslep bon einem GaiIagier5uge
ser &anias Gitp Sontbern : Sabn
iiberfabren itno auf Der Stelle geto-
tet.
SSn Souiton perIdieo i'm @lter
BON 43 Sabren Srdulein 0iGie
Sdnlte; sic geritorbene miro bon
ibrer M1itter uno 5tpei 8riioern be-
trauert.
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Die bon ibnenmIt Der 2eitung Der
L..E-~..L S.s.<o. ~

Die bon ibnen init 1er 2eitrng Der
4ampagne betraut miroen, ermog=
lfden es ihnen itreu bauptladli-
den @usgaben oen Iarufter oes Ser
ionli6en 5t nebmen, uno Dem Sc
fes ooour6 Elm S6mfppden 81 lhla-
gen.
Die gcgetlmarttge aantpagne be-
finoet lid) nod in tbren Infmgsita=
oien uno ie mag grifeinungen uno
@rfabrungen 5eitrgeiL Die feline frii-
bere @ablfampagne auf5ltfpeiien bot
te. @lei6pol onrf Dem amerifanl-
ffen 8olfe oos Gertralten eittgegens
gebraht meroe1g oaB es iid) altd)
biesmal, nnbeeinfluBt bon 8eloauf-
tuenoungen lrno acknowledgements
ten, in Ieiner @nbI mtsihlieBlid BON
Dem @emeinmol uno Den beIten SSSns
tereiien oes 2otoes leiten Idlien
miro. Ser 7. Ropember miro es be-
tpeiienl @. 8l.
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SnIan6.
Ser &ongreB trifft 5

Der &pngreB trifft 8orberei-
tungen li6 am nafiten Sreitag gu
pertagen. troboem peri1ieoene Mdt-
glieber periuden Deroen, nod Spe-
5ial : gias gegen Den @unfd Der
nuf Settle Der abm~iniitration iteben-
Den 5iBrer 8nr geratling gu britt
gen.
Gr5biihof Sobn 8. SpaIoine
lit in 9eoria, ST., i'm Sitter BON 76
Sabren 8ur etpfgen Gube e%ingegon-
gen; oas @noe fam ni6t unermar-
tet uno Die Ingeborigen ieiner So
Mile, iomie nabere Sreunoe maren
I'M Oos Sterhebeft %nerlammelt.
Sreo llffelman, Der Saupt=
Baggage : @gent Der Norpegiif)-
4merifaniifen 0ampfer Clinic uno
Sons gbipuro S~bontplon, Elm anoe-
rer @ngeltellter ser Sirma, nuroen
in Stem 0orf nnter Der Inflage Der
baftet, Sltipelen im8erte BON $4,000
in Die Ser. Staaterl eingeldmuggelt
5u baben.
- Gin unmdsfierter peiBer &au.
Der betrot ON Sreitag Die State
8anf in Meoora, Sno., unb perlang-
te BON Ser &iilfsfaiiiererin Mero
9unlufer $4,000; ba tie iidJ meiger.
te ieinem Gerlangen nad5ufommen,
5og Der 9aroit einen &epolper, fener-
te einen SfuB auf Die iunge Dame
ab uno peripunbete tie leidt. Sier.
auf ergriff ser &erI, perfoIgt Dor
mebreren 8iirgern, Die Sludt unt
perbarg iif in einem aornfeloe, nc
err iebt BON elmer ld)ner bemaffneten
SberiffsM annidoft um5in9eIt, felt.
fitt.
Sn Sprinefielo, ST., 5iefte
elm 5iabriger Srnge Namens Sames
Cane beim Soloatenipielen nit eli.
ner g~elooenen % &aliber Slinte aui
feline SHUTTER, oriidte ab nno Ole Sral
fiel 6urd Die Stirn geldoiien tot
nieoer. Man6e gltern baben nirf.
lih peniger Seritano als fleine Sin.
ser, nenn tie ibren Rangen erlau.
ben, o~erartige Morowaffen sum
| GDielpn ali beu1tBeu
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Ser 0entidle 8asar.

Sn oeuti1en &reilen Der Staoi
berriht groBe &iibrigfeit I'M Sn-
tereiie bes I'M Sftober at beranItal-
tenoen 8aSar's gum 8eiten Der rotten
&reu5geieGf1afteu in 9eutl9lano
uno Seiterreih. Selbitperitanolid
miro an ben betr. Sagen nno Mben.
oen elm 5ablreider gei16 Der Set
raltrte eriportet, bon einem Bubli-
fnm, bas int liberaliter @eile alts
iid beraitsgebt nno bereit lit, Die
Safe fiiaen SIT beIfen, oamit Dem
Soften &reli5 CUR Bflege Der Ser
iu1noeten, 5ltr 2ht6eritng Ser Scot in
oett SeimatlGnoern cine anlebnli6e
Si1ntl1re iibermieien meroen fam. IS
iino ieoo9 biele S%orarbeiten fir Ben
8a5ar slt treffen, oeren Soften ni6t
unerbeblif iino rno oie nidt aus
oen ginnabmen beitritten, ionoern
Ole burb freimilIiee 8eibiilfe ge=
oef tperoen i%ollten. gu oieiem 8e-
btf fino Bitten i'm ltmlauf nnb on
Der Spibe bon elmer oerieIben itebt
SEER SEEMING 8rlibn NIT Ser Cunt
me BON $3.50 als ieinen perlonliben
geitrag. gr bat ith nod elm Mal
fir oieieIbe Summe berpfIibtet,
faGs Die Sammlutg niht Die err
foroerIide Sobe erreidt. 9ieies quite
8eiipiel lei hermit sur Nahabmung
empfobIem.
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@runbeiaentnms rlebertraautraert.

Soro 9irp uno STRAIT an Sec. 6as
e%elftein. @rnnbitiid in Der 2atebiep Io-
oition; $40 II. q.
9etrpit Sire ano 0earine Sninrnace
60. an s. S. Meergele. 8run5tiid IN
ber Stout's Sniibe @ooition; $500.
2afebietp SotpnIite GomparD an 6.
3ippman, @runbftid in ser 2atepiefp
abbition; $720.
S. 81. 8eBler nno Srau on g1isnbet6
9iages. @runoitiif In Sortb Seigbts,
$4,000.
6. gnbn an Charles SduIse, Gr1tno>
itid in College 9eights; 500.
9eurb g. 9isnofpitp an Senrb DUTIES,
@rimoitiid an Der 8nrnst uno Bine
Ctr, $4,000.
George 8. 9emis uno Srau 90. s.
Woealfn. @runoitiid III Cos angeles
9eiobts, $3.50.
eta 6. SaIiteb an 8iIliam $. Semi
per uuo Srnlt. @runbffiid an Der Nort6
Shores ulb Rulberrb aue.; 1926.
Rm. SO. Moealin unb SSrau an $.
8tarta. @runoftiid an Der Sreoeridsz
burg Jfoao; $500.
Seize 8, Oppen6eimer an 8. q.
Searo, 8urnbitiid IN Gan sSoIe; 5000.
Ier g. Giuaret an 6. g. CAMP uuo
N. g. &nrton, @runbitiid in Sigh
LAMB Yart; 500 II. q.
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- Srob oes berrliden @etters
mar Die 8eteiligung OIL Der @nbl
berte morgen anl1eineno feline
groBe. 1teber oas &efultat lieB iid
bis Meittag nod nihts iagen. SIN Ell
nigen @nblpldben muroen 2eute gu
r~iifgetDieien, oo1 nuroen an oer
meilten Die Srobltngen .pidt ausgc-
fiibrt, Die man borber allsgefprohe1
hatte. &idter 8irfbeao erlud)te ge=
itern abeno Nid)ter @sel I'M einen
@inbaltsbefebl, ourb oen Ole @abl=
ridter berbinoert neroen lollten, oen
ilngebelterliden .Seit", BEN Die Mu-
Danger gnlberion's poridlugen, BEL
Den @dblern in Inipenoltne 81 brin-
gen. @5eG mics beate oas @elnd
5lluiid, erfldrte aber, er tperoe oen
gnn5en Gag i'm @erihtslaaI fem,
Inn geidiperben entgegensrnebmen.
9iftriftridter g5ea pom 10.
{ 0iitriftgeridt bat entidieoen, Dob
Die am 3. sunni BON Ser Staotper-
smaItung erIaiiene Sroinans, moftaf)
es Dem Mfapor rnb Dem ~itelpertre-
tenoen MaDor erlmibt lit, Spe5ial-
poIi5iifen an5uftelIen, nua unb MIDI
ttig it, Die gntldeioung eebt aber
nod meiter. Sic beltimmt, oaB nad
Dem 1. September fem @elo fir
Spe5ialpoli5ilten ausbe5ablt peroen
bari Die inter bieIer Srninar5 err
rlaitrtt mur6en ooer nod ernannt mer=
Den mogeu. Oaourh iino Dem
Wapor uno Dem Mapor pro tenn Die
@1nbe aebunoen, Dem lining, Spe-
oinlpoli5iiten 81 ernennen, lit ELM
Gnoe gemaft mo Die ginmiifung
Der beioen boditen geamten Ser
Stoot in DIE Mngelegenbeiten oes
8oIi5ei 9epartements lit eridmert.
Gin @ouner, Der elm i%tnrfes,
ihneles, rotes Waotorcpcle fdbrt. bot
lih Ole toa fabrenoen Mutomobiliiten
alsSpfer erforen. gr fGbrt .beigeginn
Der 9unfelbeit in BEN @orit1oten Unit
Der uno paBt auf Automobile uuf,
oeren 2enfer es nit Der poraei6rie-
benen SdneIigfeit nift 10 getinli
mbmen; erNiagt Damn binter iold)en
NutomobiIen Der, bringt oieielben
gum 6alten uno Ieeitimiert iih oitrf
0or5eigen zines BoIi5eiIfiloes ols
8erfebrspoli5iit. Oorauf erpreBt Ell
non ben fiinoigen Gbmffeuren iinter
Dem Torgeben, feline glnseige mader
81 MOLTEN, lopiel @elo a(s moglid
Der @auner ioa arf oieie @eiie ff)on
cine game aq5abl Sabrer geifropfi
haben.
ssm sflter pom % SSabren per.
ifieo Srau 6ertba 9reit, geb. 9e.
loblaued; iie miro pom ibrem @atterl
swei @inoern, 10 ME BON ibren Gl.
fern mo mebreren @eidniitern iiber.
lebt. 0as 9egrGbnis finoet on
Dem alien lutberiifleu Trieoboft
itott; Iaitor @olff miro bic Grab.
reoe balten.
Der Sdulrot hat in elmer an
Sreitag obeno in Der SohIdmIe obae
bdltenen Sibung 80 nele ItGotilfs
Sebrer ~nngelteat.
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Sin Gdrueren1ter.

Siibi6e Dame (5um iungen @r8t
oSit oos aiiiien mirfIiG 10 gefdbr-
lid, tpie man lieit Serr Ooftor2"
@r8t: 0Sa, gnaoiges Sr6ulein,
oieie 8rage fam man nift 10 obnt
peiteres beonttporten. @ouen min
nidt nal uniere aopfe 5uiommen.
Itefen uno Die Sade rab alien Ger
ten bin eripdgen2"
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8as lie luia.

Der 8apa er5ablt: llnlerm fIeinen
Mtdoel lit BON @r5t itrenge 0iGi
peroronet moroen. 0aber miiiierl
mir aGes, mas lie gerne iBt, nit ser
8egriinoung nermeigern: Gas iii
nidt gut fiir 9idl" 8or ibrem Sc
burtstag fragt Die Mhutter: ,@os
modteit On oenn morgen eiien2"
oIles, mas mir nidt befommtl"
mar oie iebnIidite @nttport.
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- Sn Rodport lit am Sreitag elm
aif 8ipei 3oa bemeiiener 8egen ME.
Oergegongen. Die 9ieoerIdIdge ma
rem BON nnqebelirem 9hiben5 oa Die
&egetation an Der ean5en 8ai emit
lang uno BIS tief ms 2ano bineiu
nit elmer oifen Snl8fruite infoIgt
oes lebten Stitrmes beoeft mar. 0as
SaI5 lit 6urb ben 8egen abgetuo-
If)en nno es miro nidt l1nqe odu.
ern, bis Die Eflan5en uno 9lumen
in fteler Erod)t oditeben ner6en.
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Son antpniD, ger, 26. aug 1916
8rimei CRUDE Cotton Seed Oil, so
Gents BET @dIlone.
@etn gorf, 26- Ang. - Spot, 1910
bio, Iuguft, $9.t8 un6 1921, Sep
TENDER. $3.50 uno $9.32; Oftober,
5000 uno 1910; Gopember, $50 uno
1872; 9esember, $8.72 uno 1878,
Saruar, 1878 nno $S.75; Se6rltar,
$8.76 unb $3.50; Wadr5, Ss:83 uro
1891.
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l.okaIes.
&pransiidltIidles @etter.

Stir Gan @ntonio rno 11meeeeno:
@erte abeno uno Sonntae, i6on
mo flar.
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Der fteite Snterlirbon : 8abn.
bof in Dallas, oeffen @rridtuno
$t,500,000 gefoitet bat, miro am I
September Dem @erfebr iibergeben.
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Baummune.
GotfunTamen -VroDmfte.

Gan Mntonio, Ser, Is gen
@nsoeltou, geiteru, 1875 Cts.
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UemMfe.

&nrtoffsfn, California, 1926.
Siibe 3nrtoffeln, @hite Gam, Sits:
Riimpfin Gam, $2.26.
3tpiebeln. CALIFORNIA, S2.75 Ii. $500.
3pie6ern. grim, Der Gb6. giinoeI Acc.
@obnsn, Crime, 1925 Der NuSdeL.
2abieshen, 4Oc +. / Obo.z giinoeI.
8lumenfohl, &c un0 7c per $50.
aohl, $3.50 per Crate.
grilner 8ieffer, ST per gnidsl.
SeIerte, Csc &. 75c per 0ubeno.
8eteriiIie. 35c Der 9bo.s Bii1oeL.
geeteu, Acc per 9tb. sBiinoel.
Weerrettigs 8lrsein. per Sfo. f2%e
Guntaloupes, Stanoaro, $3.50 per
Crate; 8arb, $f.25 per Crate.
Somaten. Seras, A Scribe, SIC unS
zoe.
RopfIalat, $500 per Crate.
@urten. per Crate 5000.
@eIbe Burseln. doc per 91beno.
gi~erpflan8en. $500 per 8nSheI.
Gqlaib. soc Der 8uihel.
Spinat. Toe per gusGeL.
Ofra. $t.00 fir 8uider,
yteI.Warft.
6an antonio, Ger. 26. sug 1916
4ibe 81. 10 bis 5000.
4dldber S4.25 bis $3.50.
Odieu $500 bis 1913
@uaen $3.50 Bis 1913.
CT. 9ouis, 26. aug. 1916. 9ainSz
ct. Qouis, "a. Plug. 1916 - Rin0z
bieh. Seras<gieb, $3.50 Biz $3.50.
Sdlpeine $3.50 bis 5000.
Tele.
Rolf uno Studs ..........20 EsS
Gneoras3iegen. per Rfb. .....10 gts
Hitecras3ieeeu befhdbiet . S gts
S6nte.
Sffpere bonn G6Iodter Ia GA.
2eihte ptm GGfadter 90 Ga
Grim aeialaene ..........t3H EfA
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Ban : grIambnisi6eime.

Srau 9obrotpolsfi, G6uppen. 8el
Sbcamore Str; $25.
Soiepb Sane8. oTorh@, Rortb Saui.
man 8lod; $50.
q: @eber. 2ooensebdlioe. 9nrebo ct;
$500.
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uaonnIt 0u elm @ebeimnis be-
%mabren2@
SD bin perldWtegen nie bos
@rab."
SD muB mir @eIo bergen"
Sci unbeIoret, mein Snnge, es lift
ais Of i'd es uberbanpt nidt aebort
bate.
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5arm-Ero0nfte

San Mntorn, Ser, 26. allg. 1916
Butter ..... 18c-21c per Rfuuo
gier (nur frabe) $50. 1. 25c per 9bo.
SEQ. 2. 12e per 9bo.
9mbner ...-..--.. 14e-17c per Bfp.
Snrfeps ..~-...-. 15Ac per Hfuao
Wei5en ...- $1.40-$t45 per 8lldel
Horn ....-...... $500 Der gufheI
Safer ACC Der gufhel
Sen ....... Sd4.00 ber Come