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The Washington herald., 1916-03-30
GOVERNORS WIFE 3 GUEST.
Mrs. John B keaarSek Frt~1 ~
Congregational TAtsa-
Open $50 A. M.

Mrs. John 3. Kendrick- ~it- q the
Democratic governor q WyOuilE. was
the honor guest a. q tea given yes
terday afternoon At the national bead
The Washington herald., 1916-03-30

IL is reported that oil fields have been
discovered In the Vaculfa Mountains of
Bolivia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-25
WILL TRY TO GET
OUIMET BACK IN
Woodland GOlf Club NnnounCcs
\Ction Before United states
NSOCintiOn

BOSTON, oct 24-Thc Woodland
Golf club I'm a circular letter to clubs
that are active and allied members of
the United States Golf association
tourney announced that 1t would bring
before the annual meeting OF the as
ISOLATION In January its fight for 70
instatemont as amateurs OF Francis
Ouimct, former national amateur
champion; J. II. Sullivan. jr., and Paul
Tewksbury These young men, mem
hcrs OF the Woodland club were
barred from participation In tourna-
ments ~ amateurs because OF their
business connections. In its lotter tho
club stated that many clubs had Of
fcrcd to Join in call for "A special
meeting for consideration OF our APP
peal" but that IL had concluded 10
withhold II request for action until the
regular meeting
Tho clubs letter states that difflcul-
ties have arisen not undor tho
amateur definition itself, but out of "A
"so-callod" Interpretation OF the dcfi-
milton made 10y the executive COM
mlttcc.
Francis Ouimct adopted tho nth
letic goods business us II vocation long
before he acquired fame us n golfer,
says the letter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-25

OF the most prosperous cities during
this time. Put in the city of Detroit,
with population Of less than 10000,
during the winter of 19l4-15 there
were more than a hundred thousand
Workmen out of employment. That
was not so much because of shortage
of work there as because of the large
number of skilled mechanics, thrown
out OF work in other places, who
went to Detroit hoping in the pros
porous automobile factories there to
find employment which they had lost
by the closing down Of or shortening
of help In factories in the hundreds
OF cities and towns from which they
came.
During that same winter there was
not city of any importance in the
country in which there were not more
men out of employment than there
had ever been before. even the "soup
house" era of the last cleveland ad-
ministratiUn being greatly eclipsed in
the number OF wOrkless workingmen
at this time
1t is only during the past year that
the great demand for war munitions
from abroad has quickcned the wheels
of industry until its effects have been
ielt in all lines, that the industrial
conditions of the country have been
restored to the normal, below which
they saggcd for more than two-thirds
of the time during the present ad-
ministration
The commercial. financial, indus
trial yardstick may not be the best to
apply to determine the real merits Of
an administration, as The outlook so
ably pointed out cditOrially; but II Is
the measure that Mr. Price has APP
piled I'm his presentation of part of
the facts in his effort To make out
case for his political client
But applying the same measure to
the entire period of the present ad-
ministration shows that Democratic
policies fall far short oi the standard.
Are the voters of this country pos
sessed of such short memories that
they will he so impressed with the
prosperity of the present year as to
overlook the period of industrial de-
preston that has marked more than
tWo-thrds of Mr.. Wilson's incum-
bency of the executive chair?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-25
TAMPA PROTESTS
AT CUBS CHANGE

CHICAGO. oct 2i.--Announcomont
that tho Chicago club ~ tho National
loaEuc In To switch It's 1917 spring
training camp from Tampa. Ella, tO
Pasadena, cat, has aroused Il stron :
protest from tho Tampa Baseball ns-
So cit ton. according to word received
here.
President Wccghman II the Chicago
club however. is going forward with
plana to take his players TO tho coast
Wcoghman Is eager 20 make the trip,
for he believes tho team will be an
excellent drawing card there. ana that
tho players will BOP greatly benefited
- have no objection 10 Tampa az n
,toininp camp" prcsilent Wooghmau
au!d. but thcro vas not enough en-
thusiasul shown thVre. The fans dic
mot como ont last spring and the play
cas- Old not take enough interest IN
thcir work. IL We 80 10 Pasadena,
am sure 1t will he the largest party
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-25
Star Hurier NOW
in Trench League
Bill O'Iinra once Made 'cm sit Vp IN
America; Makes 'cm Lie
Down IN Europe.

BOSTON. oct 24-"Bul" OHara.
once star left fielder of the Toronto
International league team, and a
former scout for the New York Ma
tional league club, has been recon-
mended for the military cross IN
recognition Of his bravery and skill In
hurting bombs for the British army
on the Sommc battle front. accord
ing To adviCCs received here today
Baseball men here say it was a COM
mon occurrence for O'Illra to head
Oft too-darinC base runner at the
plate by a long, quick throw from
the outfield. According TO word from
Toronto the practice he had In base
ball has stood him I'm good stead while
heading n bombing squad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-25

Special to The Word.
COMMERCE., Okla, oct. 24.-The
controlling interest in the First Ma
tional Bank of Commerce has been
acquired by Ross X. Hayless and his
brothers who are in the banking busi-
ness in Clarcmorc, Okla. The First
National bank was organized only
about two years ago and in that time
has had remarkable growth and
now has deposits of over 100000.
Lon Edwards, the present cashier of
the bank, resigned his office several
months ago and has been holding over
until "A new cashier could he selected.
Ross r. Bayless will be cashier OF the
bank and j. f. Robinson will remain
as president and II. J. Danford as
vice-prcsidont, the offices they have
formerly held. Ross Bayloss is a man
of considerable banking experience
and has strong financial backing.
Commerce Is a MINING town of over
four thousand inhabitants just three
miles northeast of Miami
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-25

th.t t,cr lea Cbi,akc so VAS, raI
50 .,iai Between 15l aod 200 Ynr-
sons WI Dc taken on 'hr ,rp The
.'art probably Wiu Ne ntAIc about
February 90"
The Tampa Bascoau ASSOCIATION as
selts that II will hold thc Ch,cagc
club 10 its contract 20 train in Tampa
IN 1917 and 1918. President Wecgh-
man, however, hopes to arrange to
have some other aior league club
assume the contract Tha Iud'anPpo-
lis cidb Of the American association
wants To 90 to Tampa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-25

'N'-' l'' ~ 7 hph iAhr VNE.
moro than two-thirds OF the time tina
the present administration has bee
at the helm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-25
Pad Colds from Little sncc.cs Grow.

Pad Colds from Little Sncc,cs Grow.
Many colds that hang on all winter
start with sneeGo, Il snifrle, Il sore
throat. a tight chest You know the
symptoms OF colds and you know
prompt treatment will hreak them up.
DR. Kings New Disc pVcry. with its
soothing antiscptic halRms. has been
breaking W colds and healing coughs
of young and old for ~ years. DIR.
>ing's New Discovery loosous the
rhlegm, clears the head, soothes the
lrritated memhran ana makes breath
ing easier AT your Druggist. see
Adv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08

c0ne ec6rcr GnadlG prenrn nnS iareie,ssn
~ lrrnen. Sir gieu Sngeloanoerie loloie n, les
Sprahe hhefi INTO berooaiommenen poueM'
,.Mmeritnuidcr Solmrtner". 500 1elien;
Nrdmmaiii nno glulcii1il, VI tir6et ieli o9ne
Qehrer @naIiih lpreAen uuo ibreiner ~ lef,
nen 0ibt 0ie NuSiprahe Der sSorier, ote
nun i'm tdQliden 9ehcn bruu6t YIN metl9'
Ooncs lur{ oeiobies gsdrterbu6, Slie aon eon'
iidnniQe Wtuiierdnulnng bon Nueicm heW
innaen. Guiihnqcn @onnditen, gSebleln,
9uupriiunpen Geimdiidiuricn ETC. Nnr Sl.VO;
@cflenun0cn nit Dem Gernae an Vlntiev
NnlimeDcr 4nbliihina Ncnpailp, O99 @yfo
Nue, ylew g)pri, " y, tWfal liliS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08

nidt in ouSreiben0er 8obl borbon-
0en lim oos &ellltot in ienem Staat
init 5iderbeit on5it9e6en
9llle gieuenglano. .Stooten uno
glem Seriep, e6enio wie g8isconiin
lnO Niibigon iinO aus ser 2iite Ser
oapeifelboiten Staoten" entfernt
mor0en uuo bo6en ii6 ouf ole
Sua6es.Seite eeiteat.
8olls liA nicbt elm SonOrutib fir
@ilion in 6en pucifiiben Siiiten.
ltooten ereionen lolItc, Ounn ibeint
Snebes' @rpGbhms 5um 9SrGiioenten
Der &ereinigten Staaten eeiibert.
gem1 oit6 ser SefretGr 0es 9SrGli-
oenten gilion bonn Sonlmer. gSeiBen
Soule aus rnO ser @oriibcr oes oe-
motrotiiben glotionol Counties,
%once @lcGornid, 5u lpGter ShmOe
beute 9lbeno nod Grfldrlm0en Oobin
obgeboen OoB oie OollIt6n0iecn
SSoblcreebniiie sic gSicoererlp6bhng
Silion's 5eigen miirocn, 70 ldeint
oodb Oic Str0mung nob sen 8eitiq be-
fonnten &eiultoten oilrdous fit
Suebcs 6it iein irn0 l6ou in 0en Irii-
ben gl6enoiinoen go6en mebrere
Scr Stem Yorfer 8eitlmoen, oie in
Der Gonpo9ne g8iIion unterItiitt 6o-
ben 5u, OoB er oller @o6riheinliG-
teit nod bon SuGbcS eei6Ioaen NOR.
Den ieL obne oIIerOinos 3iiiern an.
6uee6en.
Sdou iebr 5eitig ont 9(6eno mor
cine eroBe @lebrbeit fir Suobes IN
Seem Yorf oifeniibtli6, uno sic
0emofroten guben 8u ooB iie Sen
Stnot perIoren bdtteu. @alo oonod
geitonoen lie oudb Oen @erIult oIIet
gteienelano Stooten 5u lno oil
aus 0em Niittelmeiten bercinfommen-
oen Grgebniiie, menn ou6 unooIl
iidnoig IieBen Die Suebes @lc6rbeii
itetig onidjwcllen.
Cine tribe S6Gblng 0es @Ieftorol
&otirnS fir Suebes eob Oolielbe ouN
277 Stilnmen oil oOer elf mebr oIs
n0tbie, nm Suabes cine Wloiorit6t
| I'M @leftorolG Golleg 81 eeben.
0ic SugbeS NioioritGten, Die aus
Snoioua lmO SIlinois eemeI0et wir
Den, iuliroen bon Oen &epublifnner
5iibrern ais iiHeres 8eiheu fir oil
norousiihtliheu Greebniile aus oei
Stootcu weiter weitlib ongeieben.
9eoiieli6 ser 8uiommeniebunl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
gil(u -sanSiten.llni6at

Eucion 9Iri5. Z. g}oDember.
slrtbur @iIliom, Elm 9lgent fir eia
o-9eoarfSortifcI-@ei III Gbi-
biabua, trof beite 1T einem bon sen.
eeln olrdIoHerten 9litomobil bier
Elm. @illa.9anoiten battcu III cineln
dnoeren 9Iluou,obH auf ion Saao ae.
madt Sm @erlauie ser S6icBcrei
mnroe cine 6rait oeren Name imbe.
fannt ii, imo S8iaioins' fleine Tod.
ter eetootct. @iQions Satin piroe
bcreits in gbi6no6ua, ebe sic SogS
i1ren sIniang nabm bon Giua.9an.
often eet6oiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
9eoniprltdt 306 @Ieftornl
Stim men fiir g9ilinn.

9eoniprubt I 306 @Ieftornl.
Stimmen fir @ilion.
9telp 0orf, Z. g}ob. &r. 9o-
bert gS. ggouep, ser @ubIi5itdts.0i.
reftor Oes oemofrotiiben gtotiouoI
@onlite's, fiinoigte bellte gI6enO mn
10 ll6r IS on, OoB OoS @oniite nn6
sen 9erihteu Scr StootS. imo Conn.
III &oriiber aus oeu g}eu gneIouO.,
W}ittel., @eit. imO 9ioropelt Stao-
ten 306 Glettoral Siinimen fir @il.
ion in glniprud ne6me.
Soften nod immer fir @il'
on.
9lS6urp Yarf, 0}. g. T. 9iou
lin 10 llbr beute glbeno mahteu
Oie Grefutip 9eomten oie folgenoC
Grtldrune:
n9ir glauben, oaB 9SrdiiOent g9il.
ion ipieOer erp1blt moroen lit. s.
eibt 9iidts, mos Oieie 9lniiht 6nOern
f0nite. gSir limo nibt 10 unidliiilia
mie miere @egner, oas GreebuiB al.
5ufiinoigeu"
@robibitionif ten porous
Sic grgebniiie aus rs Rre5initer
gaben 1873 Stimmen fir StoatS
4robibition lno 1887 oegen 4Srobibi
iion.
Sos gan5e republitdniide Stodts
Sidet iHeint itetig 81 geuinuea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08

9}em Yorf, 7. 0toDember. ~
Ser Staot ylew Yorf bat li6 nit
elmer &luralitGt BON me6r ais tOO,-
600 Stimmcn fir Su9bes erflGrt.
Gen 9ln8eiden nod bat Der republi-
faniide 9unnertrGeer oud SIltuois
un0 Snoiana nit elmer dbnlicben
@lnrolitGt eewonnen.
8ie @r9ebniiie bon Ohio Iin0 nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
And1 am sonsa- rrtn guIkun-9raR.
alterArn betCnIalDea etuaa ,uriid,aeNranet
9tairte fommen onf Scr SseItfrOnt ndDt DOriUarts.
2seridt Oes Oent[den @eueraraaOs.
t9rabnos na6 eabeiuel

@erIfu 4 WuDcmber Die Sentden Sruppcn anf Der Elron
aGcu 9neu Sadeupf 5lui StOf0OO enn gui Sm
u6rSlcu Sbee rOut Sm Srf Bpdeu SHuabmra nnS Dem
See @oO cs Die nde Nraere bUnOerS sb0ae S9datet az
ben SGg.
eu Spp SoSe mcr ais 1000 Geauseue semadt
nd med SOOn&ah nuO in Der &d9 SeS SRfaFah labea
teniOnidn Orric gemadt n Der Wcgeno Sni9bc
9nRu Die Gereer nuO 0ihu cu Wug 5urHdgcOrdnat
9uf Der eOmmc6rou ~arOe en briid gppf u Der gdte
GauOurt SIbbac nrHdscuelen Die SOt %ems IT BON @eaem
upu ser oenidbeu %rtaerie 6eduHn uOrOcn.
2eic slnaaben FHS IN Dem amtde se@t en@aeH oer 9a
&admie Oeuu ObereH SecreSIeug uusagCben
Nodfc6cnO Der Oo0e gSOrtaut Der NGh6eluHe;
GcfGider &riegSfdnnpIub.
,9rmegrnpp &ru5cn &agcrn Sn bcn @cs
mcu 1Hnabura garOc5 bic ufc srtcric
AOitGt aeg feiMoIid
blh 0OSM HSd 9Hnnbnrg) mno iHoid ber NOS
fan sue nrOeu OOa nncreu SrnPpn init car a6c abgaueu
SOrOUAi |crg 6abeH mir Dbuc lcb rscnS mc &Crur
n ccOen eiuen Hi@en sadeHp am nn cr o SHINES ztof
BOB acnOmmcn auo Iunbl ION @ciungenen beringbrad
SalfaRs s&ric8sfdanplat
Armcesnppc Oe cr9g5OqS aur 6ranf SOcp non celrrc@
81 Der Sas0esgcgS ban Sc En'n nGH mcgH prroeOlda S
UfUerinden eiu5clneu Ennfn mns U6n aeuUuuen
scNi4 pom gOSa9aa Dabu mir me9rerc fHih Den SeiuS
ssrne stenanaen m shm @OcrcrObcrt n Dem GampHluna
gbduitt ipieIt F6 Gin intenFOes arace0nra a6
@cNi@ ppm srsainip SOe Ghca bic 9nmdnen ma6reuS
Nadt Ubuc iOeu GrOg feds @eaenausriifc untenOmmen
eaOaRd 9ot6en6nrut9 9a6 2ihrft gpai mnd4 nu
rc SfuFuc ahunac 6Ortrit Der euS eR 10 Gere
aun ais Gsnecn in nucrcu anSn r 6abcu and IN Oc ce6c
dOld @nan &aR GcGubc eciuouneu
2obruOdu naO maccOOniIa SrOu Sic aaamcae sodlaoe Dat
fd an icuer bic beOeu Sruntru eecr @es pcranOert
Meflther &riegSfdunpIab.
Irm9rnppe 0eS &rpRpru5cu Sappredt gpNrrn Sbu6l
S Srten Ocnbnr paun lire anoric arrn OSuctsu aeans "a
Shtensrben Seraeu Sic wnen se5unnecR oor ucO nm.
nfc6rcn Die bridn @enr @Ouember buSers inter
ben autraIiiden 0iuifUacu anRcrorOeuid dper
Ole SOrfOtc Der 6ran5Oin ouf Sem init beSedeu Sce
mnrSen unr bGnftem &afabc ernner Die gnsrc Sic
Nbcno nno wGbrno Der &nt 0em ge mien
@ancOn nnternOmmeH ~nrOH Oradn snm a5hn EDe Ou Der
Gnhuidlnng nntr nnicrem Scner 5niamnen.
Sin oeudeS Sn9edmaOer eete bnr cnen u6dhen lcerian
Oar@ SOmben a ofes SeS SnNes be Gcr
Somme aucd pOu SaD in Srano Sarie Gbatte
mnroen bis nadD ct Encntn beripart
Armcornppe Ses Onden 9rOnpru5su Sos ener Der rauS
FI6n Satceu in ocm oden S6riIe 9ms 76rier ur
nnerer SrOu mnoe erDOr @eraelnuemauahm
murSe Sie SaSt 9cimS bOmbaort
Sn Der oasWcgenS an Der @nnSrOnH ab Is feline Opera
tOueu non ermGbnensuert6er @&dtiatet@
2er 0aerre&i(8-nnsarif6e 2seri6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
gsater MnS sp6n Ssrbrannt.

9iodoille, SnS., z. 9Sopcmber
Ger 55 Sabre aIte @m. Gboate
inO fem 12-i6briger Sobu @pron
fanoen bel einem 9ran0e, Ser ibr
Seim i'm iiio6itli6eu 5beiIe BON
A}arfe-Gouutp 5erIt0rtc, in oergauae.
ner 9ladt ibren SOB Gin ii6erbeiS-
ter Gieu ioa Sen 9rouO perilriodt
baben Der ausbrod, na6oem ii6 Sic
Gpler 5nr gfodtrube 5uriidee5oeen
botten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08

Oes nd6Iten GonereIies por om frii-
ben glbenO nod nidts 8eItiumtes 5u
ioeen 0ie oemofrotii6e @loiorit6t
i'm Sauie 1T nm eine Gimme Der-
minOert por0en. SIS puroe angege-
ben OoB ole MoioritGt ser 9emofra-
ten i'm Senot nm 5pei o6eenomuen
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
seIseu last ISilcOr.


G6icugo, z. gtopem6er. 0ie
bis belIte 9lbeno luu 8 llbf is eiuge.
eougenen @o6ler9ebniile oeliteten olii
einen republifoniiben Sieg in Sui
nois bin imO 3par nit elmer @lura.
litdt, Die pom 9iepublitanern oif me6r
ais 100000 fiir &ugbeS nno ehpas
meniger fir oas republitaniide
StoatS-Sidet oeranidlogt WurNen
an Oefen Spite S9r. 6ranf 8. 2om.
0en ols Gonoioat fir oas @ouuer.
nelw5amt itebt.
SSn Der StaOt Gbicaao mar oos
Hennen ein iebr lnoppeS.
Ser @egner 2omoen's mor @oll-
berneur 6. =. Drnne, 0eniotrat Der
iicb I'M QSieoerenrG6lung bcuarb.
@}ibigou.
Ietroit Did, z. g}op. g9obG
ereebniiie aus 50 @re5inften aus Dti-
dienn sabeu Sug6es 5i52, gSiIiou
1851 Stimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
tlPHe Neu-GngPood~ ~Stooten ouf seioer Seitc.
c1enio Hcw.Serep @scoufn 13isa Snnois nna Suniann
sas S"us mas cine rspubrifanii9s ONsbr9sit

oeS ndhlten @ongreHeS por om frii-
ben 9lbenO nod nicbts 8eItimmtes 5u
ioeen. 0ie 0emofrotii6e @loiorit6t
i'm &uule 1T nm cine Stiuue Der-
minoert iporoen. @s muroe ongege-
ben OoB ole 03oioritGt ser 8emofro-
ten i'm Senot Inn 5pei o6eenommen
bat.
@te Suo6es 0ie g5o6riG.
ten empfong.
g}em 9orf, Z. gtop. CHARLES
6. SugbeS imO ieiue 8amilie en-.
piinaen sic @o5lreiultate i'm SoieI
Der SberlioOt, in Dem ser republitd-
niide GonOioot ieiu Sauptqlartier
oufeeiGlagen bat.
Serr Sug6eS 6ielt Elm Srbl6iben
bis s llbr 80 9IbenOS, ais sic erIten
gta1ricbten iiber oie 9So9l idlon elm
9elouien maren Sic Selegrap6en.
apporote in eiuem 9te6en8immer mo
ret iboH 5mei Stuuoen lImluterbro-
den in Gbdtiafeit mo elm StoB &c.
Iegramme iiber Die 9ieiuItote in 9tem
Yorf mortete ieiner Gir6iidt.
Sos eriie ibnt einge61noiaie Gele.
grdnn brudte oie glnfiin0iquna,
elmer 9leD gorfer 3eitlng, Dab er
i'm Stoote giew g)orf cine Nfaiori.
tat BON 10000 Stiulmen er6oIteu
wiiroe mas Serrn Sugbes 5u eiuem
5ufrieOenen SG1eln oeronlaBte.
6rau SugbeS luO ibre Sohter, sic
S5rlS. Catherine, @Ii3o6etb rnO Se-
len Sugbes loicn oie 9}odri6teu,
iiber Serrn Sug6eS Saulier BIZ
deuO.
9Iew gorfnEimeS~ aibt
@ugbe'S GrmGblu'ug5u
9tep Dorf, Z. 9}op. Ole
oglep yorf SimeS", meI6e GrdIi-
Oent gSilion m6brenO Der @a6l.@om.
pogne imteritiibte, CAB geitern @boS.
s. Sugbes' @obl 81. Die rEines
mobte ebeufoaS betonnt. Dab SugbeS
in 9ou5 9}elt @nglonO, SQinois inl
Suoiono, iotuie Dem Stoot gleip.Dorf
Die N'oioritGt erbaIten bat.
Su9bes in SEEM . Orf melt
Doran.
9tem 9orE 7. gtooem6er. ~
@lit Oen &eiultoten BON 1856 9iltrif.
ten aus 5S07 I'M Stoote 9tew.gori
nod mtSjtebeno, fiibrte Charles 6.
Susbes Oen 9Sr1iioenten S9ilion Inn
10 llbr 9lbenos NIT elmer @lebrbeil
BON 65,t52 Stiumen.
@ilion's Goripruug in @roB-gIep
Yorf nit nur 81 0iltriften aus
nebeno, mar 39.325, wabrenl
Suabes' Goriprime i'm Stoate 104
/ Az Stimnen betrug imO 1889 0t
itritte nod nibts BON ii6 boreu lie
Ben.
I'm 9 ll6r eratuIirten Srol
! pugbes rnO ibre E0dter Srn. &uebei
81 ieiner Grlpd6hmg. Gr leIbit Der
belt iidb itilidweigenO.
Stee eroB Der oIs ermorte t
iogt 8iIcor.
Oiep gort 7. gIopember. =
Ser @oriiber oes republifauildel
Sectional Gomite's CAB beute 9lbeni
INN 8 llbr 80 Oie folgenoe @rflGruui
aus:
Scr Sica lit or6Ber ais ieIbIt mi
ermartet botten mo 8eiet, OoB ma
Dem omerifonii6en @olfe bertrouer
fam, Die Siiues ser ganpoeue q
regeIu. Ole oitgenblidli6en 9lusIid
ten oeltten oiif einen oIIeemeiuen re
publifaniideV Siee bin. 9os be6eu
tet, ooB Serr Suebes ais 4rGiioeu
erm6blt moroen III, uno 0aB beio
Sduier Oes GonereHcs republifoniic
iein meroen. 1oS omerifouiIhe Sol
oorf begliidiuiini6t weroen,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
9er 0Eerreidifdi-nn9arif6e 2seridjt.

&ien uin SOnOun NObembcNad merGgigen diarfen Gsm.
pcu Der NG6c Smlg6es on Der beubrgen ron hou Oe
&niu bic Olrdidc Sm eimise Smer nrHdaetr6eu Die
Seler ba6n ben 9eOnScrg, Sid Grbabu pur Seu omo
tiesu Artacrufsebot 6er Sinfen gerGnmt
gn Der CFfont nno ami Der italudcn SrOu 6ubsn Ed feline r
cigniic geOcntung abaeipielt
Dies mrS amten NttbeiIuua amS sic 6eute NhuS -
Oierredid .unsaridcn @ucraIhnb sroRcu wnrSc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08

Mbcnneutru, Bic ben ,,DeutImen 0urreWnn
oenteu" ntht phntiIinl pbcr nnrsaclntdbia eg,
lniicn, fub 1ebcteu, bcr Office bduun per Scle.
faou pber ldrtltlidl Wlttbelluug az madcw
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-12
Toif mad Der alien Seimat.

Die nddTten neutraIen 9ampfer,
Die Boitiahen fiir 9euti6lmo unb
Seiterreid-ungarn BON Stem Oorf
mitnebmen iin6:
oStodbolm, @otbenburg, Sonls.
tag. IA. Sftober.
.Sreoerif VIII" aopenbaeen,
Mittmod. is. Oftober.
limited States" 9~openbaeen,
Oonnerltog, &c. Sftober.
ugergensfioro", geraen, %. Of
tober.
sc lit nottpenole, ben Namen bes
betreffenoen 0ambfers groB unb
oeutli6 ouf Dem 8riefumiblag 5u
permerfen. Sober 8rief ioute Der.
art marfiert tper6en, % er ionit biel-
Ieidt aiif neutraIen 9ampfern befor.
bert miro. bic eneIiIde Sdfen anGou.
fen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-12
ten Observation-Disclosures ser @elt

item nnterIeebanoelsidiffes Der 8elt
g%efeiert porben it,"
Sen Oanf fir bas Set uro feline
guten @iini9e fir 8remen faBte Der
Ieoner IN einem Sod auf ben Sc
nat, oie freie Staot Bremen uno
BEN Gtaat Bremen 5uiammen.
@Gbreno Dos giien bes Senats
inn neuen 5eItlaal oes Gatbaufes
Itattfano, tpuroe glei9aeitig Die
@annidoft bes S6iffes I'M gat-
baus bonn Senat bemirtet. 0ad)
Dem GfIen traten Die Sffiaiere unb
Mannlbaften 6es 9anoelsunterlee-
bootes auf oen 8aIfon oes Hatbau-
les, m1brenb auf Dem Warfte, auf-
geitelt auf Der 8orientreppe, Die
Muiiffapeae bes bieiigen Grlasba-
tailIons oes Snfanterie : 9esiments
8remen fon5ertierte. 9as antue-
lenoe Bublifum beeriiBte Die 9eiat-
Jung in begeiiterter 8eiie. gu IT,
men traten idlieBlid BON ben uniin-
terbro6enen Sodrnfen Der Wenge
gen0tigt, Die Witglieoer 6es Senats
nebit ben @orltanosmitglieoern Der
Oseanreeoerei unb BEN gbrengaiten
nit Benz Grafen Zeppelin an Der
Spite. aIs bieier ben aapitan
aonig beraIi1 umarmte, erbob iid
itiirmiI1er Subel. Ser @raf braf-
te 5unadIt Elm breifa6es 9urra auf
ben &aiier, Damn ein Sod auf Die
freie @anieitabt grernen aus, Bon
unenoIi6em SlibeI begriiBt, iprad
auf &apitan &onia einige @orte
frobIi6er 3uberfidt auf Die 2eiitin-
gen Der u-goote uno auf Die &raft
6es oeutiden 9urdbaItens I'M @olf.
Die acknowledgement &1in6gebungen
oauerten Biz in Die Ipdte Ra6t an.
Gum @n6enfen an oieien Gag bat
Ser Senat Befbloiien, cine eigens
fir helen 3wed beitimmte Neoaille
prdgen 5n loifen, Die jebes Witglieo
Ser Wnnni6aft Der u-Oeutf6lanO
erbaIten miro; fir ben &apitan So
Mig miro Die Weboiae in @olo ee-
pr1at mer0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-12
Die Deuttae Gage.

Die &umanen iino 10 melt aus
Siebenbiirgen beraus, oaB Die Oepe-
lf)en ldon BON einem @oritoB Der
0eutid)en uno Seiterreiber geget
8ufarelt lpre6en. unmoslib lit es
nift, oab man einen iolben I'M
Gimme bot. Die Staliener babet mie-
Ser einen Gerlu6 segen Srielt 9e-
maht, iino aber bis iebt aniheinero
erfolgIos. Sn Ma8ebonien oringen
Die @~ngl1noer, mie es I6eint Dor
Il. oieSerben meroen 5uriifgeorangt.
Sic MGiierten baben ben @rieheit
ibre gauge 5lotte geraltbt, Der So
mia bat aber nod INNER fetnet1
&rieq aegen &umdnien erflart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-12
Suns III ufrrenten.

0as mntere nn6 ubere Stufmerf
BON 0r. 21S Sft-Gommeree Gtrafe
lit al perrenten. Ndbere Gusfnnft in
ser Office Der yssreien Rrei'e"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-12
.. 4. & Il 3.

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SO. 16-Won Soniton, 8nco unb Corr
pns gbrifti ........6:55 nndm.
SO. 14-8on 2ouf.on nnb Siiiteno-ten
SO. 12-Won goatum un6 Riiftenorten
1880 nad3t1.
go. 41-Won &errbiue. :. 1905 borm.
So. 43-bon Rerbiue. nur Gonntngs
1856 abenbs
no. 145-gon &errbine, tdglid, u1isges
nommen Sonntnas -.6:45 obenbs
Nbfanrt -
SO. 15-Nn6 9onifon. Wnco unD gors
pns gbrifti ........ 8:45 BORN.
No. 13-Nah 5ouiton unb aiiftenorten
10:45 abenbs
SO. 11-Nah goafum unb aiiftenorten
$50. 4S-aaa aerroiae, nar m gonn-
taeen 1900: $40 morgens
SO. 146-Nab aerrbiue. .5:05 abenbs
No. 146)Nn6 @errbine tdgIih, nIIsge<
norirren Sonntaas. 80 7:05 BORN.