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The Snowflake herald., 1916-10-27

,IorNJX-On Saturday afternoon,
.1hor 2l Theodore Roosevelt ad-
V''og .,o5 at the Polk Street grounds,
~. citv the largest political meeting
u.9 boid in Arizona. More than eight
',',,ond men and women were present.
'Throughout his speech, Col. Roose-
-, mas greeted with tumultuous ap-
,,arsa and cheers, as one telling point
sfsr another was driven home. The
speech follows;
mfr Chairman, and you, my fellow
.,izars. Before | begin my speech
.ont 70 express in a word my personal
..,Htuda for the way in which l have
boon met here i'm Phoenix. l want to
,hork tbe ladies for the decorations,
anal want to say that I appreciate the
,,rrtasv of the merchants in closing
,bar shops for this afternoon. That
was mighty nice way to act. And
,onrecatp it and [ know it meant some
.acrifice on their part. And in what l
have 10 say-you know what l came
CIR came here to advocate the cleo
fon of Mr.. Hughes and / come to make
nv appeal. not i'm any mere party sense.
but to make it in the name of sound
4mpricansm to all good Americans.
and want to call your attention to
aperfectly Characteristic difference be-
tween Mr.. Hughes and Mr.. Wilson as
shown in the statement of Mr.. McAdoo.
Mr. WiIsOn's-Wel, I should say he Is
his rght-hand man only / don't wish to
offend Messrs. Daniels and Baker, but
he is secretary Of the treasury.
THE other day Mr.. Hughes was ask
ed by some one i'm the audience: How
would you have stopped the Lusitania
sinking? and Mr.. Hughes answered i'll
effect. The minute the warning was is
sued by the German ambassador, l
would have seen him and seen that he
understood that / would hold them to a
strict accountability in case any acct
dent happened to the Lusitania.'
And now Mr. McAdoo at once made
q statement, saying: 'Ah ha But now
look Mr. Hughes only said what he
would say He did not say that he
would have then acted on what he said
And Mr.. Hughes answered him-T think
j, was yesterday or the day before to
the effect that that Just showed that
Mr. McAdoo could not understand Mr..
Hughes nature; that when Mr.. Hughes
did not think it necessary to add when
he said thing he meant it. Whereas.
Mr. NcAdoo's association with Brother
Wilson evidently made him understand
That to say something had not any
earthly reference to what was after
ward done.
Now fundamentally, my appeal to
you is for Mr.. Hughes because his rec
ora has shown that he possesses the
Intellectual straight forwardness that
enables us to count upon his doing ex-
aclly what he has said he would do:
ana don't have to take and examine
with a microscope to see If there is
oop-hoIe key-hole by which he can
se' OUT We can count upon his keeping
aus word and when Mr.. Wilson tells us
"'al ne Is going to do, the only knowl-
suse lhereby conveyed is that whatever
.e may DO he won't do the thing he said
he would
The Snowflake herald., 1916-10-27
A Single Track Mind.

And Mr.. Wilson has told us that he
,ss y, snge-track mind. Perhaps but
II ,ps3 80 he has unexampled switching ia
""u % now | want to say at the outset,
,. speclaI word of greeting to which
ioo, ,t" none of the rest of you will oh
,s ,s.D and that is to the men who wore
.~s O.ue and to the men who wore the
sra 3ra' IN III The great Civil War. the veter-
mia. VI 'ne Union and Confederate ar
ro. ,,' ,,n eayn OF whom spent all that there
ror, ,rs III N him to serve the right as God
hs ou,.Il. .L,n TO see the right; and we can
o. eQuaIIy proud Of both. But there is
is r~..., ,ra'i OF that day from whom nobody
,ho roua r to be descended, and that is
eitbor o.',l who was too proud to fight on
two ~ -. uo"o' / am happy to say that
fnob. NY uncIes, my mothers brothers,
nj 'S, W., ~ The Confederate service. Now,
csrrios I@o been old enough I would have
Rrt 'yO musket or a sabre in the blue.
mc,o. | am mighty proud that my two
'o"o"ed their convictions and
The Snowflake herald., 1916-10-27

fought for them. And / would not have
been at all proud if they had merely
ihdulged in elocutionary exercises isn't
that straight doctrine from both sides?
EXACTLY.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05

~ 2estes Mittel. Sn einn
@aHe berMltitabt miro hei elmer Mau.
serei elmer Der Sbeilre1mer oeitpd,a
3erfelbe felt iin nun ouf Die Mith
bsr 5troBe n1tp Iingt, 70 laut er tanr
@pfort eri@eirt Elm 9duhmona uns
fraat i'm, mas er Die Nadt Tim stsl
llbr nod gu linaen habs. $50 II.
gfifoAen." ertpioert Der Sanger.
So. It Der S56ubman!,, yuno ba
singen Sic npd?" So" antnorte,
Der anSers. ~mean ih lin 6ilfc, eeruz
fer bite, ioaren sic bed nit5t ses
fon1meu."
1dnIdune. Ser garo.
Gdlierlina 1T bod Elm nobler Yatient!
e5didt mir Der nnldneIt oas Spnprar
fir 10 ftott 8 8iliten!" Limb moa
baTt Dn ectAan?" vSa babe i'm no
tlirlia borouF oufmerflam genladt.
nnb peibt 8n, mas er geantnortei
BATE" Puma" ,1ieber Dpttor,
Shrsiben Sic mir snei gidtan'ane
anti"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05
Mns Dem Gtaate.
Sit gut bappngcfpr.ntcn.

SEES Mpines, Sa., 3. 9Soo. s@ils
liam 2ippart lit beltte luiener Elm frcier
Wann. Oils Bic InfIase scsen i'm in,
@cridte in G%itbcrpille Miigerllfcl.
lplroc, ltellte es lidl herals. pab Bic
Gertretcr Der flasbar aerrprbenen @rz
preb Z @eieuldaft nidt crldJiencn lpaz
ren. 2tppart bate i'm Mlt9uif 1915
cine Mnltcllllng allf elmer sleInen Sta :
tim Der Nprtblpeltern 81. 81. erbaltcM.
Salo harauf lieb CT iid} inter einen.
fin9irten Iun1en alls Chicago cine
Sennuag 9ianantcn ld1tfen, nit Ser
er ant Sage bpr elmer SnIrcftinn pels
ld)fpanb. Il5 CT perbaftet mtrpe, be-
baltptete CT, 9%arllidlts o Iciner Sbd7
ti9feit Bel Der Sahn SIT ipi'.cl1 unb per-
fieI balo barauf in einen nnnaiclangel1
3ulfalb ~berartiger Starriudt, bai
man linn Nabeln ins Slciih itefen
fpnntc, pbne BOB CT lid rilbrta. 81.
Spuabpe, Der 2ippart lpaheeno bielty
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05
M,ues aug Sind Sslauo

Ilbert @ilntes, ser oils @irtb=
lboftsfelltter lit cinem ser god SIS
LAUDER Sotels angeltellt lit, lpl1rbe &C.
ltcrn Morgen gegen Z llbr mabreno
ci1les Streites nit oeln Neger George
Witd)el, Der 1T oelnielben Sotcl als
Smlsoiener anaeiteat lit, pol,l bent
2ebteren oltrd MeIicrltidle idmer
nerlebt. &ilmes mltBte tad1 Dem ct.
M%1ltbonD's &uipital gebrad)t merbclr,
no CT ilt ldperperlebten 3lltano
oornieoprliegt. Scr Neger mllroe Der
baftet lulo liebt iest letner Gerllrtbei=
hung elttgegel1.
Gle beibel Mdlnner geriethen OIL
scblib binter Dem SMonftild in ei-
llen @ortltreit, Der nit ioldber &eftig=
felt 9efiibrt mllrbc, oab Milmes
.ldlieblib alrgeblih cine Ilaide ,1abm
ullo oiele olti Mitbell ihleltoerte.
Iieler mari Oieielbe alrf icinen gn<
areiier 5uriid u1oatitd)ea lol idlieB=
lid iein Weeiier ge5oacll babel NIT
Dem er Mil1nes mebrere beoerflide
5dnittmuroel1 I'M i@elidt beibradte.
Ser 2ebtere erlitt iernltlide 5dynitt=
lpunoen an Ser lilifen @ange, iiher
Dem littfen M1tge 1atS anl Mafelt. Gr
mlroe bll,tenb mif9eiunbelr-ltno nod
Dem 6oipital gebrabt.
Ser Meilerbelo b%ebaltptcte ltad)
|%leil1er gerbaft1ng, oaB @ilntes i'm
5ltcrft angriff. gr mill altBerbem in
9Sotbmebr g~ebanoelt babe11. Ger Scr
Ibaftetc ml1roe trptbern bes tbatlidell
gngriffs bciduloiat l1n0 miro 1iens=
|tag Mnrgen einem @nrDerbor ur1ter=
I5oge1 peroen.
Gs perIaltetc aeltcrl1 eeriidtrpeiie,
Dob Ben "a @e1ieern %ioge1auu1ter
ulpft oritf rarlors" BON Moline, Dit
Iiih i'm Mod Sslalto Gol1atp Gerid)1
ldrnlOlg befallnt battefL geiltigc @e.
traltfe perfal1ft 5lt baben, Sic Milsi:
malitrafc BON 500 mo Sic Soften bes
Gcrfabrens altferlest meroens menr
lie Wontag &ormittag ppr Midlte,
2ari on erld,einc1. 3ll oicier Straf(
lpIlen lntr Die 4%erionen perurt)eil1
fperocl1, meld)c li6 observation-disclosures.
falle bieles ger9ebens id)ltloig mod
ten. 1ieienigen Better BON 2pfalen
lpeld)e liG 5ltn1 crItelt Male lpeger
lbleier angeblid)en @eiebes : llebertre
tl111g Dor Dem Hidter sat perantmor.
ten BADEN, Ioll bic Strafe angeblid
Ibeoinallltgspeilc erlallen meroe1l.
County gfid}tcr Carton ipn atsc
ocatet 6aben, Dob Iid Die slnmdlte oel
Ingeflagtel1, Ser Staatsarmnlt ltni
bic Staot Msoline betreffs ser @Dbl
Der @~eltrafltng aeeilrigt baben, ieood
perpflidtet oieies oas @eridJt 81
ltid)ts. Ile M11geflagten lliillcl
giirsld1aft billterlegen.
Girls. Gcters,' ser lett langcrcl
3eit i'm 8efangnib NOR, 100 er Del
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05
idlen @erianmlllno inn bielioen Spernz

ldlen G~erlarnrnlll1g i'm bieligen Spern@
baule ais 5auptreoner proicntiren. Ct
ilbte Ieopd alf Die hieli9cn Gplitifer
cine lold1c In5iehltn9sfroft alts, baB
oas Sbeatcr iid ldpn LANCE ppr Sc
Sirtn Der @crIamnlltag ais 81 flciu erz
mics ll1o Idnca cine Gepnertribilne
auf Der Strabe fir ocn mllafelltdrfen
lIlo 5ungenfcrtigen nercn Semplthencs
crridetet meroc1l mllbte. Seine InIprdz
dc, ebellip mic cine Iebe, Die CT boz
Sen b%lelj9cn @pdid}iilrn Gielt, murocu
pft bon nenpnltratincm Scifull Ser 3uz
fnrer mterbrndlcl1.
Srt 9te%besmnbniilut.
M arIhuIItolp II, SSa., 3. Npp.
Gin iutger Mann, melder nad Der
Gplisciausiagc Gborles @. Serrp bctz
ben Jolt, aber feline griefIaHen unter
Dem 9lomcn NIbcrt @ed}tea crbiclt,
.lrrlltc lid eeIteru slbeno nud cincn
Streite nit Ieincmt Stasc nit eincm
HoiirmcIier Die @ursel olrdidnelocll.
Or hradtc lidt abcr nllr cite tlefc
SdnittmunSe iiber oas gauge @c&
|lidt lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05

3eit unllntcrbrodlcf berbudtet bat,
bolt i'm fir eall5 abnprlnul ltno gclltig
ltlt5urednaugsfdhis.
@ar rtitr GDlt5iit I'M Mebenheruf.
9cs Woines. Co., 3. Nnp. Ser
fieiiee Tolisiit Grpncr Sitlls bat oie
g., 81. s. & .. gabn aJf $4,000
Shaocnerlas fir Gerletatrgcn per
fla9r, Sic CT c~rlitten babcn mill, ais
letn Ilttpmpbil ION cincm 3uge Der
scnalultcu Sabn ilbcr sen @allfct ges
fahren lultroe. Sn scr alooc'driTt 9ibt
Gins an, oab sic @erleBnngen tim
Bic Nusiibullg 'eincs @auptbcru7cs mn
terlagen. DIS GpliSiit pernienc Ct mir
S75 pro Monat, mafrello CT Blister
ais profeliipneller Hingfdmpfcr ne
bcnbei~ mebr dis oas Gupptlte bier
bon gcn1adlt Bate.
&ulittter tilt Mebenbernf.
Hprtb Gngliih, ST., 3. ?{pn.
Scr frilberc Schmcraclridts Meiilcre
ringer Scr 8clt Sranf @pth ioltc it'd
geltern Nbenb Bel eiller rcplblifaniz
Sic &lagcrill l)a11e ihrel1 @attcn Ser
gralilamet @e9anolung belduloigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05
Mtnts aug Mnsratiue.

Aead) pielen ghnitrengltnaen lit cs
enolih %gclungen, Mcl1old1l1len IN
M91seatine einSufilbren, in ocllelt
hauptlGd)lid 2enten Sic I'M Ml1slal1o
gebpren m1rben, llnterridt in Der
el1gliiben Sprade n1to int anberen
6aihern crtbeilt meroen fam. Gber
nidt n1tr fiir 6rentogehorel1c, lor=
bern altd) fir ul1Oere 4erlpnelL bie
lire &e1ntniile crlueiterlt mod)tcl1, lit
oieler l1lttcrrid)t, lpie, CT bereits in al
len @robltaote1 oes 9arloes eiltge-
Iiibrt lit, bcitinnmt. @eml 1tidlt allc
Mlt5cidell triigen, meroen iid) rcdt
piele Terlonen einIteler, Die es lid
nid}t neil1lcn laIIcn manel, bic @or=
5ii9e oicler ein5ig oaltebellben anleri=
faniiden gillrid)tlu1g mobrslnehmen.
Sra $. MeSl1tire, superintendent
Scr Sdrdlelt lit ourd) Sic Sdulbebor=
Eoe olttoriiirt mpr0en, Sic nothigcn
@orbereitltngen 5ll treffen, onntit Der
ltlltcrrid)t IN eilter Der f)ieIigen Sdll=
len begolll1cn merocn fa1ln. Galtor
IS. q. Mcrroenbal, 9eellnrger Scr
llttberilfen @ltaOenfirde, miro bodlit=
m%abrideilllid) oen llr1terrid)t ertbei-
len. gs miro beablihtigt, in ieoer
@ode 5mei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIT Der
anltalte1t.
@ie SEER MeSlttire e%rfldrtc, ipllr-
Sc ct mieoerbolt BON geamten oes
@ltiloes ADMINISTRATIONS 9iirps
beludt, Sic linn Die groffnlutg elmer
Mbenoidptle pprid)lllgel1 lnnb ibm al1=
Berbem oie meitsebclolte llnteritiis
s1lla 5lllid)ertclr.
8ie prddti9 iib bas Sdnl-spar=
lgltenl belpdbrt bot, gebt mobl am Sc
item aus Ser Sbntiad1e berpor, BOB sic
SGulfinoer Ser Staot Wl1scatille
insgeiummt ctlpa $4,000 eripart ba-
ben, ieitbeln oas Spltem in Sen Sdpl.
len eingefiibrt wllroe.
Mlts Dem lctteu 9eridt Ser Sdlll-
bcboroe lit ferner eriidtIidl, oaB Die
Sdiiler mabreno Der Sommcrferiel
i%nsgelammt $500 eriparten.
Hidter 2etts eepafrtc geitern Spi
ice Smitb oie Sdeiornla BON leiner
@attin sSrat sSoa Smith. Scr Sid
ger batte in Iei1cr &lAeihriit be.
bnllptet, Dob i'm ieine @attin nil
einem Sdlad)tcrnelicr altaesriffer
habe. Tieielbe unterbielt alld) arigeb.
lid Gerfebr nit aloeren Mannerll. )
Mid1ter ). >. setts eemaarte &c.
ltern Strait @laops Garter Sic Sdei
blng bon ibrem @atten gilbert Gar.
ter unb lprad> i'm nlberoen1 Sic Oh.
! but iiber ibr milroeridbriges aino Slt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05
8ebr-S
Gum Batraae pom einem Gent tn Der
@eihdftsIteue oieler 3eitung.

Ser 0erfauf ser @eDr.SuIfgmar.
ZEN gum Vctrage bon einem Gent in
Ser @eihaftsitelle oieier 9eitung
naht erfreulidle TortIhritte uno
penn a1,d bereits piele Marfen Der.
tauit moroen Iilro, 10 bar Ger Ser
Oemofrat" bod einen 8orratD bon
mebreren tallienO Morfen ipbaB ollie
geiteGungen porerlt nod al1sgefiibrt
peroen fon11en.
9ie fiinitleriih gearbeiteten Mnr.
ZEN init Dem Muforud Ser &eimatb
Rotb, idaff id @rot" lalien iid in
manufacturer @eiie ouf grieFen, So.
feten nno 81 @eihetfen peripetiben.
Die @arfen Iino gum Yreiie Don mr.
einem Gent Der Stlid in Ser Be-
ibaftsftelle oieie + 2eitung erbdltIid)
Gin jeber Gent fumnlt Sen MotbIei.
oenOen in 9eutihlanb gu @ltte, 30
oas aus angefebetten oel1tidamertfa.
alden @eIdaftsleuten b~eitebenoe So.
mite fir feline Miihetualtung in fei.
t,er @eiia entiddoiet mira. Mlic
aodmals: Der Seinratb Scots, i4afi
d 8rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05

5anblltna Ser @ral1o Sltrp cnt9eeelt=
lab, neil CT bcldullbigt moroen mar,
So Helef beOenfliG pcrlebt gu baben,
mnrae aeitetll freiaelaiicit, nod)ocnr
Nitbtef vi. gbnrd ein @abeas Cor
pus gerfabren gemabrt bette, bds er
ourd, leincn anpalt batte cinreiden
laiien. Sn bcmiclben pllrbe bcbaup=
tct, oab Geters nidt oie gerion mar,
melde Gcief perlebtc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05
Weucs aug Molint.

Ger I%rauerperein Der hclttihert
epaneeliiden Ct. GnltlsasmeitSe,
Mollite, balt frihe ntollattidje Scr
lalitrtliilid uni Ioii1ersta9, 9. gto-
penlber, Nadpnitta1s 9 llbr in oer
1trnballe Of. Bur Grfriidllrg Der=
Den aaffee n1b &lld)en gereidt. Gle
Der unb @alte luerben ber5liG1 eirac=
laben.
Sic Eoli5ei ioridt STR 3cit nad
5pei eiltaefleiocten Mahnertt, Die
6reitag Gbeho ei1len S~ilbrnh1tlt, Ser
un ben sNitlaaelt Der @tniufls, @bite
4 SO. rorbeifabren molte, aubiclten
ltnb ibn ben moblaelneit,telt Matb
'eabet, nid)t pornarts su iabrelt, 90
aetlpas" paiiiren miirbe. Der Sltbr.
mann fllbr oardltf in cntgeaetgeies.
ter Midtltltg meiter l1to inn ttahiten
Mi,genblid erfolgte cine grplolior,
Die lpeitbin borGar lpar 1lnO grpBen
Sdabelt aitriAtcte.
Tie GrpIoitolt4 sic 5rpeiicIlps mlltb-
iptllt9 hltaelr9t NOR, ser torte ei11ctt
9rpbet1 sdllppen Ser @iliottls,
.s&bite & So, melder fir sic Gage
rlt1g bon INSTRUMENTATION gebralld)t
muroe. M1lBeroem imtrbe Elm GROCER
3olltt lti,b Elm GROCER Soften @aubol5
.beoenflid) beifabigt. @robe 6ol5.
blode l1lo giientbeile mllrbel1 nleGrc-
re- StraBellbluds meit geid)leltoert.
IS fattn oils Gin mabres @liid BE-
seidu1ct merbelr, BOB r1ierlollo bei Der
frepelboftcn S6ot perlest mltroe. Sen
Sablreid)en Mrbeitern, mclde in ser
9tad)tid'iht arbeitetel1, %ben1adtigte lid
Elm g%eraneslt po1ilder Sdrecfcll, als
Die llngebel1re Ietonatiot perllonl=
men pl,roe. Nlac oraltgten nod Sen
9ltsga1t9clt, lint iih ntogli6it idl1ea
IN sider1eit SIT bringel1, ga lie fiird)=
teten, Dob nod meitere @rploiionen
pallircn rpiiroen. Mltd) bon oieiet
mltroe gliidlidermeiie nierlallo Der.
lest.
3lard Sic @ald1t ser Grplolio1
mllrDe je0es 6cnlter in Ser geabe ip-
mie allb arr oem @eidaftssebaltoe
lelblt serbrodlen. Ser 8clamnntlha-
ben forrl1te hisher nod nidlt in Gr-
fa5rul1g gebradt meroen, jeood lit
berlelbe Elm garl5 beoelltenocr.
Gor fl1r5er s3eit lolen ofters Iro-
nt1lgen genadlt morocn leilt, oab sic
Inlagelt Ser groben @eieQldaft, be=
ren Irbeiter fiir5lid in Sen Ml1sltano
traten, in Mld)e aelegt miiroen. Sic
lie 3robltngen muroen Sreitag Mbe1tb
sum erlten Wule mtsgefiibrt. Slt Ieb=
ter 3eit ml1roen Sic Mnlagen Ser Sc
lellld)aft ltets bon 8e6eimpolisi'tel1
a6potrouillirt, mas auh Treitag
Mbetb Ser SAT- NOR. Grpsbem ge=
lang es Ben angebliden Mldnnerlt,
meld]e bie grploiim belperfIteligte11,
Ser Illfmerfiamfeit ser @earlten 5ll
entidliipfen. sl1s oieien l1n1Itano
tam 1lta1t ldltcBel!, DaB Dte Wt111etba-
ter nit BEN ortfidlen gerbaltniiiel1
gelta1 befal1nt aetpeien lein miiiien.
Wean glallbt SIT ser Ml111ablne bered)=
tfgt SIT leilt, oab es iid Inn el1tlaiiene
Irbeiter batoelt, lpeld)e iid out Ser
@elelid)aft rad)el1 moutcll..
I
Moraen lperoen iehs @elieer logo
%nannter uioft oril1f parlors" oltrd
Hlbter 2arlpn eiltem gprperbor ltl1-
ter5ogct lperbelt, 90 lie inter Dem
gerSaht perbaftet mltroclL geiltige
@etrallfe in oen @alloel ge6rad)t 81
BADEN. Gle gerbaftutgen mllroen
porael1omnlcl1, nad)bcm Mapcr garl-
ZION inn Gp%lnntpgcridt Mlslagcu gegen
Die Better Scr 2ufale gcn1ad5t battc.
70
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05

Die 2eier unierer Seitmg iins
hnflid)It erilld)t, nue interei1antep
Nadrid)ten. mplde IN ibren @efann.
tenfreilen borfommen. Ser @eoaftion
DER Noit ober perionlid gu iibermit.
telu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05

Mid)ter ). .. Setts %gelraartc &C.
Sralt @laoDs Garter Sic Shei-
Dung bon ibrem @atten gilbert Gar
ter uab ipradl i'm mlberoent Sic Oh
but iiber ibr milroeridbriges aino SIT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-11

riert Cine &onniilion lit eingelcBt
troroen ote Die llrla6en oes 2luf-
itonoeS in SSSrlono unteriu6en uuo
bic @riinoc oofiir erlnitteln ioQ.
Ser 5foeite transport ruiiiI6er
Sruppen nod 0ranfrei9 lit in
NeorieiGe eingetroffen. Die Srup-
pen boben 1880 Weilel1 gu 2ano
uno 5u @oiier 5uriidgelegt. Sic
nabmen ibren 8ee no6 Sort 0alnp
in oer Manol6urei eine Strede
BON 1900 Wteilen per gabn, uno
muroen BORT eingeIhifft. gs ioIen
ii9 iebt $4,000 Monn rliiiiher
Gruppen IN 5ranfrei6 befinoen.
eSn 6ra1freid iino auitralilhe
uno geeuieelano Gruppen etnge-
troffen uno ubaben einen 9eil ser
aSront iibernom1nef."
SIN oeuti1en @ei6stog lit cine
Sill eingebra6t tporoen, oie 9e=
tpobner bon gllaB=2otbrineen une
Sit-grelBen, oie our6 SEN &rieg
gerllite erlitten baben 5u entlho=
otgen.
slae perbeirateten gngldnoer, oie
i'm 9IusGanbe le6en, iino aufgeforoert
tporben, in oas Seimatlanb 5nriid<
aufebre,L Inn ibrer Weilitdrpflift
gu geniigen. @eroen iih bitten!
Die S,iirfen flereifen einen ffrtten
Gtnfall in Mesbpten bpr. Der San
elmer Giienbabn bnrdj bic @Mite
tnadt idnelle ssortidritte. Die ein-
geieiienen Stamme iinb infolse Der
ensliTden gieSerlagen iebr mmrnbig
geiuorben.
Deutihlano bat ii6 bereit erfldrt,
NIT 9raiilien iiber bie 9orpebie-
rllitg 0esi braiilianii6en Danlpfers
vgfio granco" in @erbanolung elm
5lltreten.
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Sanfiaanna.

gSir oriifen hermit alien ssreun.
ben nnIeren berslidliten 9anf aus,
Die nns 10 frennSlid ipGbremo ser
&ranf6eif rnS mad) Dem Sobe mnie-
res seliebten 8ntten nnb %aters,
ssrib Sprmann, beigeitanoen ba-
ben. gSir oanfen nodJ sans beIoa-
Sers Den Wlitglieoern oes 6. 0. 6.
SrS Goit, 0rano slrmp, fir Die bers-
iidDe Seilnabme am @rabe, ioiuie
fir Die pradtbullen Slnmenipemoen,
Die Somilie,
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SnlanS.

nIBeluDI lOO SIil6leIet ule
5ur ariegsidnle in Sort 2eapett=
NORTH abfonlnlut,biert tparen, ba-
ben bonn ariegsutinilter 0roer err
baften, ii9 ibren &egimentern tuie-
Der at,5liihlieBen
9ie IN Supannnb, 60, gar
ntlonierenoe "a. &ontpagnie Ger Sit
lten slrtillerie bat Sroer erbalten,
naf Der uterifanil6en @ren5e ab-
5ugeben.
Ius @aibington miro gemel=
oct, oaB auBer ben Wfili5en bon
geras, Stem Waerieo uno slri5ono
borldufig feine peiteren Sectional
@aroen mobililiert neroen lonen;
man glaubt, oaB Die 8rl1ppen bon
oieien orei Staaten intitanoe lein
neroen, Die @ren5e geniieeno su be-
i6iieeu
Durd Die gntienoung oes
3. uuo t3. Snfanterie .gfegiments
nah Der merifaniiden @ren5e lit
Der ean5e oitli6e Seil Ger gereinig-
ten Staaten BON 9ruppen entbloBt.
geur orei Sbmaoronen oes 5tpeiten
&apallerie Hegin1ents, lpelf,e in
Sort @tban 9lllen uno Sort Weper
liegeiL berbleiben.
9toniral @inslom bat nod
@aibington beri6tet, .oaB Der 0url-
pier San Suan" 6S an1erifanilhe
5liihtlinge BON Mon5anillo uno 90
BON Wfa5atlan an goro genomnen
bat uto oieielben noh San Diego,
Gal, transportieren miro.
Die National @aroen bon
9aipaii baben Dem arieesminiiter
gafer ibre Dienite fir Ole. meri=
fanilfe aampagne angeboten.
Die in Sort Sin, 9fla., lie-
genoen 5 gatterien oes fiinften SSelo-
@rtillerie 8egimerts fonnen pors
laufig ibre @arniiotl pegen ntan-
gelnber Transport sSa5ilit1ten ni6t
berlaiien. 3nr 8eforoerung Der
825 Soloaten, ionie Ser aanonen,
Wilnitionsmaeen. Gferoe uno 9af.
eIel limo ie6s giienbabn5iiee notig.
9ie Wilitdr &onlites oes
Senates uno oes 3eprGientmten-
bauies, wel6e felt einisen Eogen
iiber Die grmee Georgaililations-
gia beraten baben, baben Die Ser
banolungen bertagt, oa es ibnen iin-
nogli6 1T, ii6 5ll einigen. 9as Sc
mats &onite bat oie Soffnung
aufsege6en, ooB oas 8eprdIentamten-
bans ben Man sur grihaffunq Ell
ner aus 250000 @fann beitebenoen
ySSreitpilligen" g(rmee annebmen
miro.
| = Die Senatoren aenpou bon
Soma mo Sherman pon oSsninois
bef0npfen Die sur 9erotlma porlie-
genoe Stub lno Safenbia ganS ener-
gild Sic bebollpten, oaB sic oarin
geforoerten $43,00O,00O einfodJ
peridmenoet lpiirben uno oaB man
nit $20,000,000 ousfonlnen f6nnte
0ie oereinigten &omites oes
Senotes lmo oes Sauies befiiripor-
ten Die gln1abne oes 9(menoements,
our6 tueldes inoibi0ueIle @inlaqet
m Den Boitlporfaiien Bis sur S0be
bon $4,000 eemodt tueroen f6nnen.
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glus ser &apitaot miro ge-
meloet, Dab oas itolidle 9(frifo bon
getualtigen lteberihremmunqen
beintgeIubt lit.
Evening journal., 1916-12-20
YOUNG FOLKS Want
CRANRIES FOR xmas

ELIZABETH. n. j., Dec. Could
ing her aged and almost totally blind
husband TO Judge Owen p Nlahon's
desk in police court yesterday, Mrs.
John Dougherty confessed that both
had run away from the home Of their
grandchildren. IN New Brunswick, be-
cause they feared their presence on
Christmas Day would bring unhappi-
ness TO the younger generation.
Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty. who are
both very old, were found wandering
about in the snow. They were taken
to a hospital for treatment
Now that Christmas is almost here.
we thought we'd be too much Of a
burden for the children" sad Grand
ma Dougherty.
Johnny and 7 talked il over many
nigLt when the young ones were
asleep Yesterday morning we just
started out and had reached Elizabeth
before any one stopped or questioned
US.
The children heard Of the where
abouts OF their grandparents, and said
there would be no Christmas for them
till the old folks retrned.
Evening journal., 1916-12-20
1t Works! Try 1t
Tells how TO loosen a sore,
tender corn so IL lifts
out without pain.


Good news spreads rapidly and
druggists here are kept busy dispens-
ing freezone, the ether discovery of a
Cincinnati man, which is said to loosen
any corn so It lifts out with the fIng'
ors.
Ask at any pharmacy for a quarter
ounce of freezone, which will cost
very little, but is said TO be sufficient
to rid ones feet Of every hard or soft
corn or callus.
You apply just a few drops on the
tender. aching corn and instantly the
soreness IS relieved, and soon the corn
is so shriveled that it lifts out with
out pain. It is a sticky substance
which dries when applied and never
infiames or even irritates the adjoin-
ing tissue.
This discovery will prevent thous-
ands of deaths annually from lOckiaw
and infection heretofore resulting from
the suicidal habit of cutting corns.