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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16
WAR PROSPERITY.

Analysis of the source of American vsgyhN 4iisn'Y 'i:n ,ne 'foa fooa.suns' '~s. ,~.," 7 products and manufactured goods sold abroad at prices stimulated by the de- mands of war. The movement of gold to the United States has been very large in consequence of the great ex- port trade thus induced. Capital in- vestments have been In war munition factories and In the manpfacture of goods required by the war nationA There has been little investment in the industries of peace.
 In spite of very large stock and bond purchases from Europe. the gold stock of the United States Is larger than 1t has ever been. Gold imports go far this year have been more than S500,000,000 and In the federal vaults and in private hands there Is some thing like s2.5oo,oO0,oo in gold now in this country.
 Two years of war have enabled the United States to redeem a very large portion of its railway debt to Europe and to hold practically one-fourth of the gold supply of the world. An- other year of war. as now seems likely. will but add to those great totals.
 The commercial and financial state- ments emphasize the dominant effect e the war upon American business. Our great volume of commerce and of gold have come to us apart from any domestic influences. Democracy has had no more to do with the na- tional prosperity. except for re- arding influence. than the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami. imals. In the circumstances. the claims of the administration to re- sponsibility for prosperity must be subjected to a very heavy discount. -P.-L
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

Those Missouri Methodist ministers who are trying to do away with the inaugural ball don't seem to know when to stop but they may find out some day. They and their kind have been very successful In the crusade for prohibition. But that was one thing. If they think that the people of the country are going to adopt the rules that they apply to their own re- stricted lives they are due to receive d jolt, that's all. We don't all like balls any more than we all like pie nics or strawberry festivals. The in- augural ball Is just as right and prop CT for those who are accustomed to attend 1t as are plcnlcs for those who like them. AS for Mrs. Wilson's so- clal ambitions. why she just seems to have the edge on a lot of other social aspirants and what Is more Is going to have that edge four years more.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

Last nights Nugget disaptches show cd that the Tuetons are winning in the east and the entente powers In the west. The two frCnte are far auar. in miles but closely related in fact DouL tless the central powers win In the east with troops taken from the west. Or possibly Germany sees that the long western front cannot be held much longer against the mighty army England is putting in the field and does not strengthen that line because a retreat to the frontier Qualifications. on shorter line. Is a part of the gen. eral plan which also includes as com- plets subjugation of Roumania as was tho case with Servia-
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
 Ambition Slipping Away.

Some women know how the aches and pains that often oome. whom tho kidneys fau make life Q burden Back. ache, hip pains, headaches. dizzy spells, distressing urinary troubles. are frequently indications of weak kidneys and should be checked In time. Doan's Kidney Pills are for the SIdneys only. They attack kidney diseases by striking at the cause.
 Can Alaska sufferers desire strong CT proof than this woman's word?
 Mrs. s. o. Turner. 6osh Tenth st., Sacramento, Cal, says: "I underwent three operations and this severe strain, together with colds. affected my kidneys. I had pain through my back and could hardly stoop over for if I tried to, pains caught me. My back and limbs were so stiff I couldn't move. My kidneys acted too often. Doan's Kidney Pills have always promptly relieved me of every attack of kidney suffering"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Turner had. Foster -Milburn Go, I'rop.. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

We lead in quality and prices. Gents Furnishings and Fur Goods. Full line Air o Lite Lamps. Full line Steam Hose. Full line of Flash Lights and Batter iss.
 Hand Sleds, all kinds.
 Porcelein Bath Tubs.
 New Furniture just arrived. Doors, Windows and building paper. Eureka, Hipress and U. s. Boets ard Packs.
 New Stoves and Ranges.
 New Rugs. Springs and Mattresses. New Oil Cloth and Linoleum. New and complete Stock Hardware. Nations and Toys, full line. Complete Camp and Household Goods.
 Very cheap a. HoLT'S Bargain Store. Tel. Main 8. New and Second Hand. "Watch us Crow"
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

Oh. rats. and piffle, and rats. againl Chairman Wilcox of the republican national committee and his assistants George W. Perkins and Frank H. Hitchcock are just as honorable gen. tlemen as any of the leaders of the other party and everybody who knows anything knows 1t. Politics make men say and do things they do not mean and the investigation" is only a gas bomb thrown to obscure a con- gressional defeat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

will be submerged in It's own pros- perity. Possibly so if by America Is meant the dealers in foreign bonds and makers of munitions who are amassing millions faster than has ever been done in business in the history of the world. But if America means
 the vast majority who work for wages. salaries if your prefer 1t, there seerns norp chance for America to be submerged in debt by the high cost of living if the wage scale too does not rise high enough to float them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

The eleven year old Idaho boy at present on trial for the murder of his school teacher probably now regards his grievance against the dead man as a very trivial matter indeed in comparison with the taking of hu- man life. Most liklely the Bryans. Sundays and other upllfters who find national peril lurking behind every wrong act would attribute the rash lads deed to uncensored moving pie ture show, Sunday papers or aome other fostering source of crime. But 1t may reasonably be inferred that the little chap had what he thought a real grievance against the teacher. maybe an undeserved thrashing, and he also had a rifle. knew how to use 1t and did so with deadly effect It must have been merely a boyish out burst of anger and doubtless has been followed by 6 boys full-hearted re- pentence-
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

In all seriousness a farm on the Somme battlefield was advertised for sale in the European edition of the New York Herald. And 1t might not be such a bad investment at that-as & mixed metal mine.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16
for it'

Your Thanksgiving turkey will cost you fifty cents pound and you can be thankful, If you are built that way. that everybody outside will pay near iy as much.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

Information comes to hand which shows that the democratic national committeeman gave up all hope of carrying Michigan, Illinois and West Virginia early in the campaign. This attitude of mind Is proved by the fact that they assigned Secretary Daniels to speak in these three states.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16
THE UKUlELE.

It has become apparent that a new musical instrument. tho ukulele. has invaded the American market with some promise of a permanent place In the public regard. Those who have not attempted harmony upon 1t may have speculated upon It's source. Mir. A. P. Taylor, a correspondent Sf the
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

The debacle has not occurred yet. War writers hint that 1t may be ex- pected shortly after Christmas and that 1t will start from Russia. Watch for 1t"
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

Somebody or other said Don't give up the ship" Even the most loyal fighter must ,n"it however, when tte -,,. s,nr ~fom under m.l
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

Eeven Methodist ministers seem to envy Mrs. Wilson's social pre-enin- ence. Isn't there something in the prayer book about "envy and malice and all uncharitableness?"
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

The federal trade commission began yesterday to investigate the high cost of living. Whats the idea2 The elec- ton Is over.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

Let the Nugget do your letter writ Ing by sending the Weekly Nugget to your friends on the outside-6oc mo.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16
NOTICE.

There will be a business meeting of the Miners Home Club at p m. at their hall Thursday evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16
NOME, ALASKA, NOV. IS, 1916.
Have an apple

Ii has been officially announced that Thanksgiving will occur on November 30.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

President Vanderlip of the National City bank of New York is reported to havs said that he fears Axnarica
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

Copy for regular advertisements must be in by lo o'clock on the day or puDllca ton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16
PHONE MAIN 46

Entered as second class matter Feb 26, 1907, at the postot1ce at Nome, Alaska, under the Act of Congress of March, 1878.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-16
NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAGAZlNE,

Qssued Annually ln October.) Price per copy ....,. ,....'..'''''i v Prlce per copy, mailed ..s5c Rates for advertising space in any of lLe aocSe pubncAIons will be made known on application
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-31

Sn eirem gum 'Sorie oeS
@rieftrdgers 81. S. Green III SEEM
8raunfels geborigen Stoue eri6oB
ii6 on1 Mitt1po6 friib Der Soloat
@up 81. Sapes bonn /. @isronlin Sn=
fanterie : &egiment. Ser Soloat
mar BEL anfltnft Ser Brigade am
0ienitag 4beno aus Der Warl6linie
oltsgetreten uno botte Green Inn 81
len uno l1nterfunft gebetel1. Seioes
puroe linn eeipabrt uno er nabm
al19 am Wittmod) friib nod om
Sriibitiif Der Samilie tell. &nr3
oarauf ergriff er einen Repolper
GREEN'S, Ser ouf elmer &ommooe
lag, eitg in BEN Staa n1b erlfoB
iid). Sapes mar 81 Sabre aft u1lo
@nItrei6er bon 8rofeiiion.
Der &orper bon 9anf=&oT=
miliar 9utterion, Ser ieinen @unben
am 9ienltag abeno I'M 8 llbr IN
@aco erlug, mtroe am Wittmo6 per
@utomobil na6 Moobp gebradt unb
BORT beigeiebt; @ouberrenr Serguion
mar elmer Der aftipen gabrt1dtrd=
ger.
= ST. Sictoria tit Sbonas 8iegia,
Ger altelte gintpobner oes Counties,
I'M Ilter BON SO Sabren 5nr eDigen
&ube eingegangen. Ser &eridieoe=
ne muroe i'm Sabre 1920 IN &oien-
berg, SHleiie1t, geboren ma6te ben
Selo5llg gegen 9anemarf nit, fam
balo oarauf na6 amerifa unb mar
in friiberen Sabren elmer Der geiuG-
teIten 9runnenbobrer i'm Stante. Gr
miro bon 5tpei Sobnen unb- 5fpei
So6tern, iopie elmer gn5abl gnfel
iiberlebt.
Der ~13iabriee 5oreit Gambler
ion, Ser neuli6 in Saleitine cine
9Dnamitpotrone oltrd Stodern nit
elmer 9aarnaoel CUR @rplofion brab-
te uno babel i6mer pcrlebt murbe,
befinoet fi6 a1f Dem @ege Der Bel
ierung, bod miro Der SSlinge al1Ber
DEM einen Irnl uno Sen sSingern
Der anoeren Sano fpabrideinlih audi
nod oas %@ugenlift einbiiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-31

felbroten bergeridtet, Siibner uIm.
IS lit mol immer erfreuli6, tpenn
bei iolfen, portpiegeno Elm materiel-
les @eprGge tragenoer 9orbietungeh
ou9 etpos ioealer S6pung our6
oas @on5e mebt. Dies bepirfte eilt
BON Jrau Bfarrer- Gle Sod oerfaB=
tes, Is pier5etlige Stropben langes
@eoift onf oen llntergong oes 3ep-
pelin : 2uftl6iffes Sig, nit Ser
lteberidrift n@eb' England! Die
marfige Spro6e, Die mir elmer Do
me fallm 5ugetral1t bitten, iomie oie
poGenoete Sorm 1timmen 81 Dem
Stlbolt, mie Der fiinitlerii6 5ilelierte
Gabmeln 81 einem ernite1l, Mene=Se=
fel=l1pboriin iiberi6riebenen 9ilbe.
Ser Gerfo1f oieies in biibider
Musitattuilg georudten @eoibts en-
CAB Die onfebnlihe Sunme BON iiber
5000. Srdulein @aaaroo bette
3ettelhen NIT iinnreiden Srofel-
Iprii6en Qotes) anfertigen lallen
uno lo1te our6 oeren nit SitBi9=
feiten oemiir5ten l1miab $209. Die
onf ser giibne altsgeiteaten 9orten
unb SUDDEN, etluo so an Der 3abl,
BON oenen Yortionen 3t 10 nno 20
Gents abgegeben mltroen, iebfen Die
WGnl6ell, Defenders Der fleinen Su=
qeno, 8u immer neuei1 Iuflagen anf=
foroerno, in 8etpegung, mabreno es
ii6 bie retfere Sitgeno nidt neb=
men lieB, ihlieBli6 nod Elm Cans
hen 5u tpagerr, nudoem ols gpilog
SEER 3in1merle ollen @eranltoltern
u1b 8eteiligten an oielem 8a5or fir
lire Spfer ur1o Weiiben ben ber8lid-
item Can't inn Nomen bes Goten.
Greu8es ausgeIpro6en batte. Sn
oieien Gagen miro Ser @oritano oes
Srauenpereins nod erfolgtem He6=
nungsabi6luB oariiber bei6lieRen
miepiel bon Ben eingefommenen Gel
bern DEM oeutihen nno miepiel Dem
oiferret6ii6en Soften &ren5 ii6erpie=
fen Derben loll.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-31
SnIanb.
Der Neaer @har[e

Ser Neger CHARLES 9oniels
bate ii6 IN Der gfdbe bon Gina,
Ohio, an Der jungen 5ral oes Sar-
mers Sobn Barber in iheubliGer
@eiie pergangen, ipnrbe bon Nod-
barn erDiIbt, aber oanit BON Dem
Sberiff Sherman Glen, Inn i'm Dor
Der 8olfsiput 81 l6iiben, beimlid)
nod eitem anoern 8labe in Cider
belt gebraht. Sci ginbrud) Ser Gum
felbeit %perlammelte iih Elm BON Den
5armern Der ltnlgeeeno gefiibrter
Wob, erbrah, nafoem Die Yoli5iiten
Der Staot tells bemnBtlos tells in
6lud)t geidlagen maren, oas @e-
fangnis uno our6hi6ten oaslelbe
e~rfolglos nad Dem iflpar5en Sal
llinfen. Die erbitterten 2eute be.
mdhtigten iid oarauf Der Terlon
oes Sberiffs, Dem lie bie aleioer pom
9eibe riiien nnb iiber cine Stunoe
lang misbanoelten. nobel Dem Be-
amten smei Hippen eingetreten fem
iollen. SdieBlih legten lie Dem
naften Manne einen Strid Inn oen
Sails uno orobten i'm a%ufsubdngen,
menn er linen nibt oen ElaB. no
er ben Neger periteft, 5eigen miiroe
9urh ole Misbanolungen miir6e ee-
nlodt, CAB Sberiff Glen enolif nad)
uno neriprah Sen 6armern linen
Ben Bigger ous3uliefern. Der gam
&c 3ug iebte iif) barauf in ctpa
100 %glutomobilerl, gefiibrt BON Dem
Sherift Der INNER nod ben Strid
Inn BEN Sails bate, in Getpegiing,
ais Die itdotiihe S%eltertpebr alif Der
@ilofldd)e erifien nno ben Nlob nit
GbemifaIien beiprtbte. God es par
gu lpat, Die Hro5eiiion ieete iid nit
Dem Sberiff IN gemegung, Inn Hadt
an Dem @erbreher 81 iiben; OF 81
ergriffen nuroe uno Die tpolneroientt
Strafe erbieft, lit Bis iebt nod midi
befannt. sSrau Barber loG i6euB.
lid 8ugeri6tet fem. Sic mirot
nit einem 9faiiermeiier gefd6rlif
~perfuunoet uno Damn nit einen
aniippel bon Ser idmaraen geitil
belpuBtlos eei6laeen; Die 9ler5te ba.
ben feline Soffnung, oaB iie iid mie.
Der erbolen fam. 200 5orrner bat
ten ii6 inter 8iibrung BON 8lut'
hunoen on Die 8erfolglmg oel
Sdtpar8en gemoht, i'm ergriffer
uno oonn Dem Sberiff iibergeben.
9eim Sdeitern bes grocer
! &reu3ers oMempbis" I'M @orbafer
BON Son Domingo Iolen 33 Manr
! ibr Qeben eingebiibt baben. ga;
Sdiff lit elm poaltGnbiges @rad
uno oblolut nidt 81 Ialnieren; e
iteht mr. nod aft Sub iibcr Der
Wecreslpiegel beraus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-31

- S.. s. WdGer BON Warfa iii6te
i'm 70. 9iltriftsgeridbt INN @rfaB eis
mes @inbaItsbefebl nad), our6 Sen
SO. so. Clifton BON Marfa perbin-
bert meroen io9, als Gountp : Hid-
ter bon 8reiioio County 81 Jungle
rem; sleid5eitig ioG ard) Dem 0i-
{trift-glerf perboten mer0en, Die amt-
lifen Sdriften uim., Die sur hints
fiibrung notig iino, an CLIFTON aus
5uIiefern. Mitter G5eG bat einen
p~orI1ufigen Ginbaltsbefebl geiDabrt
uno oie Snitptperbalolung auf ben
5. Septernber ~angeiest. Die affaire
periprift red]t intereiiant gu mer-
Den. Ger &l1eer Miqer miroe bon
Dem pom 9lmte 5uriiftretenben
Gountp &if)ter 81 ieiuem Na6fol-
ger erforen unO BON ben @puntp-
@ommifi1ren beitatigt mabreno 81
lion pom 9iitriftrid)ter, Der in ge-
piiien 51ien bier5u Iutoritdt bd-
ben ioq, errnnnt miroe. 9a Scr
Diitriftridter in Morfo IN oielel
@n~gelegenbeit oisqualifi5iert lit
muroe Der SAT- Hidter G8ea III,
@rtlheioung iibertragen.
Die 2ittberaner bes 9anoe:
ioaen Die sbiidt baden, in Der ge1bt
rmierer 'Staot eilt 5uberfuloie : so
fpitnl ein5uriften.
Die giIenbabn : augeiteItet
in unIerer Stabt ertporten ftiinolid
Die Anfunft einiger Arbeiterfiibrer
melde Ole 2eiti1ng ses Streifes fiji
Die @ngefteIten bonn 4. Septembel
san iibernehmen tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-31
Nadlrid]tem BON briiben.

timer l~angiabriger I6onnent, Serr
@ilbeIm Mntonp IN Nen-gruunfels,
ser Dor &l1r5em bon elmer &eiie
mad 9eutidlono 5uriiffebrte, idreibt
uns:
,~Snliegenb fitlben Sic elm Stiid-
den &riegsbroo, es idmedt ausge'
sei6net (ftimm., 81. 8. ~, NOR f-3
Gage oft, lit geiiinoer mie oos fri
ide @eibbrob. 9ie @erb6ltriiie bril-
ben, am &bein, Seiien, gapern, NoT-
iau, iino ousge3eidnet. 8elo 5irfu-
Iiert inter Sen 2erten pie ME. Die
@reile Bis Moi naren: A 8funo
8rot 1916; 3uder L Gfuno 81;
SleiI6 45c-50c; Seefii6e 1 8funo
12c-t3c; Del, Set 1 8funo 7 Mf.
Sdube unb &Ieioer ipie bier. Sabaf
40c-60c per Yfnn6.
Sd babe feinen belonoeren Srltbel
gebabt, man miB iid anmeloen,
tperrt man- reiit ltnb in elmer Dirt
i6aft iibernaftet. Sd bin leiht
ourh Die @ren5e gefommen linb alr
S6riftihide tpltrben 5uriidbebalten,
uber nit Der 8oit nahgeidift. Sn
fleinen Stdbtdeit, I'M belten Sotel,
beBablte id A Marf fir Morgen-,
Mittae- uno 4~benbeifen, in groBell
StabtenL tpie 9iiiieloorf 6 Marf; in
2eipsig, mGbrenb Ser Meile, mar Of
les au onnebmbaren Greifen sir ba-
ben, tDeni1 man bieiige 8reiie in
8etrodt 5iebt. Die Meiie mar gut
beiuGt. Sd babe meiitens BET Cob
aen8 gemobnt uro babe aGes gebabt,
mas ih nolte, Butter, Wilf nip.
&artoffeIn feiten 100 Hfuilo 75c unb
i Dollar. Sd bottle ielbit cine @ob-
hung nnb faufte ielbit Elm. Not ooer
&ratpaIe in a0Iit gab es nift. iino
fauter 2iigen. Sn meiner @egeno
aebt sic Sn6uitrie ollsge5eifnet BEL
hobent 2obn. Gs giebt iebr biele
Befaneelie, Die in ssabrifen arbeiten:
SHE Die ouf Dem 2aftbe ~ein5elu bel
Den gaueri1 arbeiter, iino nift be-
mnft; gehen frei lumber, fahrel,
bflitgen, aerabe als penn lie fir iih
maren. Die Seimreile giile obne
lfnfaa bonltotten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-31
: ! n $.

e. q. @atlon, Der GrGiioent
Der 5armers & Merdants State
'ganf 5u league, ionic leine bei6en
S0bne s. s. @otior, @ice-&rdiioent,
nno @. 81. @atior, &aiiicrer ser
8anf, wuroen an Niittmof unter
Der gtnflage, 9onffommiii6r S5obn
@. Tntterion am Montog in i6rer
8nnf erihoiien 81 baben, per6aftet
nno nod @nco transporter.
2ebrer : grnminatiollen tuer.
Den pom 81. Auguit bis incl. 2. Sep
timber IN 8rieoridsburg abgebalten.
Die GeriodQ Gonntp 8oir i'll
beute in goerne er0ffnet noroen.
Die a~usitelrne 6auert 6rei Gage
iuo lit better beihift aIs aae friibe.
rei1.
Die aommiII6re bon Gillespie
Gountp baben angeeronet, Dob gelc.
gentlih Der @abl I'M 9opember and
iiber cine Spe8inI S~teueranfIag,
fir @egeperbeiieruneen I'M getragt
BON 15c bro 500 Gioentum nbge.
itimmt meroen ioa.
@nf @runo eiuer BON 20C
Stimmgebern ntter3eifneten 8eti
fion baben Die 9ommiiidre BON @ratt
fas gountp Die @bbnItlnng einel
2ofaI Option : @abl fir BEN II
September angefebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-31
@riiner 9feffer. 81 per 8nidel,
SeGerie, Csc II. S75c per 9uber0.
9eteriilie. 35c Der Dbb.@ 8iinbel.

@riiner 9feffer. ST per 8nider,
SeIerie, Csc II. T5c per 9nben0.
Ieteritlie. 35c ber 9bb. @8iinoel.
gantaloupes, Gtanoarb, $3.50 per
Crate; Yunn, S1.25 Der Crate.
Beeten, Acc per 9to.s Sirloet.
IeerrettigS Wuraein. per BIO 1874
Somaten. Seras, 4 Scribe. S5c uno
90c.
&%opfialat, $500 per Crate.
8nrfen, per Crate $500.
@elbe @urseIn, 40c per 9ubeno.
gierpflansen, $500 per Guidel.
Gquaib. Soc per 8ufhel.
Spinat. Toe per Bufdel.
Ora, $500 fir @nIder.
yieh.Narft.
? Gan Nntonio. Ser. 81. Nug. 1916 -
Slide $4.f0 bis $500.
aGlber $4.25 bis S6.75.
Sdfen $4.75 bis $$6.75.
8uaen S4.35 bis $5.15.
ct. 9ouis, 81. Pug. 1916. - @ino@
tieh, Seras<gieb, $3.50 Biz $3.50.
Sdipeiue $500 Bis $ft.40.
Jele.
8oIf uno Studs .....2 90 g4
Wnaoras Sieeen. per Gfb. 10 gis
Tnepras3 ieaen befhdbiat -. s gts
Saute.
Ghipere bonn GdlIndlter ......22 Gle.
9eidte btm GhIadter ........22 gt8.
Grim aefalaene ..........18h gtA,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-31

san 9tmtunip, Ser, 81. Gug. 1916
8rime Gruoe Cotton Seeo Oil, 62
Gents per @nuone.
&cm s)urf. 81. aug. Spot $40
bio; Muouit, $9.t8 urto 1921, Seps
TENDER, $3.50 unb $9.32; 0ftober,
5000 uno 1910; Iopember, $50 nno
1912; 9e5enlber. $8.72 uno $8.73;
Sanuar, 1878 uno 1915; Sebrlar,
$9.76 uno $3.50; @drs, 1888 nno
SIS. 90.
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TuE nad Der alien 6eimat.

Die nddIten neutralen 0ampfer,
Die Eoitiaden fir 9eutidlano ulo
9eiierrei6-llngarn BON Seem gorf
mitnebmen iino:
vSreoerif VIII, &~openbogen,
Mittpo6, g.. September.
DStofbolm", @otbenburg, 8ienS.
tag, 10. September.
Limited S~tates", &openbogen,
9onneritag, IA. September.
v9ergensfioro", Bergen, Sans
tog, 16. September.
Oscar H., aopenbagen, 9on-
neritag, %. September.
uGriitianiafioro", Bergen, Cams
tag, 7. Sftober.
uSeuig Slao", aopenbaaen, 9oil-
ner1tag, 12. Sftober.
nStofbolm @otbenbitrg, Cams
tag, IA. Sftober.
uSreoerif VIII 9openbogen
Wittmo6, IS. Sftober.
Limited states", a~openbagen,
9onneritag, 26. 9fto6er.
ugergensfioro", geraen %. St-
tpber.
gs lit notDenotg, ben Nameit bes
betreffenoen 9ampfers groB nno
0eutlid auf oem @riefumidlag 81
bermerfen. Sober @rief ioate Der
art marfiert tperoein, 90 er ionit piel-
leiht oilf nelttralen 0ampfern befor-
bert miro, Die englilde Safen anInn-
FEN.
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Nrunbeiacntums . llehcrtraounarn.

@m. 6. Maperif II. q. an Geo Ia
cobs, @runoitiid an Der @ictpria uni
Sountain Ctr; $1,000.
5b. q. &umieb Ii. q. bnr6 Sberifi
an SEQ anufmau, @rumoitiid i'm neuen
gitp<8lpd 1880; $500.
Sames 6. 8lad niib 5rau an @rnii
8rogge, @runoftiid IN Der Selma NoOis
ton; $500.
Sobn 1eblid unb Srau OH 4ooIpl
8enfe, @runoitiid an Der @ar5a Str.
@eit @nb; $3.50.
Sb. gidntann ON Abolpb gidmann,
500 ader Qano, 1884 @der 9anb unr
son Nder 2anb; $4,000.
6. 81. 6oeder an Sral Galie Maie
ion. @rlmbitiid IN Beacon Sill;
$25t.35.
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Ban : GrInubnisideine.
Gam 8rieDman, @pbubous. Stanton
Ibe.; $500.
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Banmiuuae.
GpttunTamen -Yrponfte

Gan Nntpnip. Ser, t5A Gents.
@albeIton, geitern, 1855 Gts.
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sdmeidlelbafte Ginlaomna.

Director (eines 8robin5 : 8bea-
ters SIT ieiiem 9erionaD: Morgen
alio lit Die erite 8robe oes nelien
ausitattungsitiifes @ieGeiht polen
einige Sbrer &ermanoten ODER Be
fannten babel mitipirfen. Sc mebr
oeito better = Die StraBenI5enen err
for0ern enorm bel 8obel.
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8eim Cptifer.

Dieter 3nifer iiet aber ia,
oelos feitl" Gas peroen mir
gleifen lebenl. @nd)en g 'mol'n
8it o@arum oenn2" - ,8enn
ih lad uno er b1lt = oann behalf
id i'm"
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Suns Ill Derrenten.

Sas nntere itnS pbere Gtofluerf
bon @r. 218 Oif-gummerre Gtrase
lit ST. berrenten. Ndbere Mnsfunft ID
ser Office Der ySTreien Nreife".
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I.okaIes.
Babriaeinlidss @etter.

Sir Gan Mntonto urtb umgegeno:
@erte @beno uno Sreitag teilmeiIe
bepolft.