davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-21
PRESIDENT Of STATE FAIR
RETURNS FROM The NORTH

DALLAS, Texas, Sept. FL iils-
ing seen four OF the largest state
fairs in the United States. came
back to Dallas today entirely salts
fled with our Gown fair and quite
sure it is at least equal in every
particular to any of the others" r..
lE. l.. Knight, president of the State
Fair of Texas. said last night upon
his return home from a four-week
"trip TO northern states. Every
where | went surprise was express
ed that the Texas fair receives no
state aid ! visited the state fairs
at indianapolis. Ind; st. Paul and
Minneapolis. MIMI: and Milwaukee.
Wis. All of their buildings are built
by the states and each state appro-
PIRATES annually $4,000 to $4,000
TO help defray the expenses OF the
exhibitions. The Dallas fair needs
state aid and we hope to get 1t at an
early date The only real rival the
state has is the Minnesota fair"
Mr.. Knight said he procured a
number of splendid attractions for
the fair and received many practical
of the way the other fair
manageInents do things.
He said, 80 far as he is concern
ed. the attitude OF the State Fair of
Texas in regard to union and non-
union labor will remain unchanged,
but said he will be glad to call a
meeting of the directorate at any
time TO consider any grievance. Ar
were made yesterday for
a conference today between the Of
ficials of the fair and the committee
recently appointed by the Central
Labor council.
Before / left four union men call
ed on me in regard TO the matter.
he said, "and l went away thinking
they were perfectly satisfied. The
fair is purely public institution and
can not cater to any particular class.
II we favor either class of workmen,
the other will boycott us. We must
have the united good will of every
class. We can not afford TO dis
criminate. am confident the unions
are friendly toward the fair. They
Rave no cause for grievance, because
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-21

no discrimination has been shown.
We employ both union and nonunion
worRmen.
Il was especially pleased with the
automobile races at the fairs. Min
neapolis only had them one day. AZ
which time nearly 100000 people
crowded into the grounds he said.
1--WE expect TO have here the noted
drivers and machines raced at Mia
neanolis. Alex Sloan. manager Of
our racing meet. said that the race
course We have built at cost of
$40 600. is the best in the United
States.
Il was delighted to find how well
our fair is known throughout the
country. Wherever l went no one
questioned the fact that tho Dallas
fair is the equal OF any other state
fair
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-21
WHEN THE BANKERS MEET
UNCLE BILLY" WILL. BE THERE

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 21.--
When the bankers of the nation get
Hsether for their annual convention
i've days hence Uncle Billy" Withan
q Atlanta, who owns 154 little coun-
y banks down south and gets lots
. fun and some money out of run
Ing them, will be here.
sorry can't bring all the boys
Ills time" Uncle Billy told a mem
w Of the American Bankers asso-
Cation, referring to the 154 mana
sss Of his 154 banks, but you see
V all Just had a sort of outing and
ga'ehllon combined in New York a
A0's nme ago, so I'll have to leave
"a 70 tend to business for awhile,
guess.
lou see, a convention is just
A's Barnum's circus with us;
%'s syery six or seven years is often
@'ash to indulge in either one.
eaeie Billy's" banks are scatter
through Georgia and Florida
w. ald the motto for all of them is
alesy first and success
'as American Bankers associa-
- invention will meet here from
SR IS to 20, inclusive.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-21
MEAT CAUSE or
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts TO Flush Kidneys Ii BACK
Hurts or Bladder Bothers.


III you must have your meat ev-
cry day. eat it, but flush your kid
neys with salts occasionally, says n
noted authority who tells US that
meat forms uric acid which almost
paralyzes the kidneys in their effort
to expel it from the blood. They
become sluggish and weaken. then
YOU suffer with duh misery In the
kidney region, sharp pains in the
your stomach sours. tongue IL coat
ed and when the weather is bad YOU
have rheumatic twihges. The urine
gets cloudy, full of sediment. the
channels often get sore and irritated,
obiiging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating
acids, to cleanse the kidneys and
flush off the body's urinous waste
get four ounces of Jad Salts from
any pharmacist here: take table,
spoonful in glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys win then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice. COM
bined with lithia. and has been used
for generations to flush and stimu-
late sluggish kidneys, also to neu-
tralize the acids in urine. so IL 20
longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der weakness.
Jad Salts is intxpensive; cannot
injure, and makes delightful effer-
yescent Whitewater drink - adv.b
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-21
M INJURED WHEN .,,uo

ALIAS Texas. Sept. 21.-Threa
r.re injured, two of them seri-
,,.ly. and two women were siight-
,.usad when an automobile in
,.i,b they we're riding was struck
. Cotton Belt train at the Lem
.,auue crossing north of Oak
'.ur ,t 6 o'clock yesterday after
ICON.
u n Fyke. so years old, received
b,oseu leg. cuts and bruises on
4, head, lacerated thumb and 9th
) minor bruises about the body. He
,,s treated at Falkland hospital ami
stsr transferred to the Baptist SAM
nnam.
R. Brake, son-in-law OF Mr..
yvss. received a concussion of the
hahn and various bruises and cuts.
% VAS taken to st. Paul's santa
nun.
Ray E. Fyke. 2S years old. son OF
VD Fyke, was bruised. his right
HI and left foot being badly hurt.
Mrs. Brake and the younger Mrs.
Ray Fyke, who were in the automo-
bile, we're not badly injured. All OF
them live near Carrollton. The men,
gho are farmers, were returning
home from visit to Dallas. The au-
tanobile, owned by w. ID. Fyke, was
eing driven by his son.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-21
The POSSIBILITIES Of
PEANUT OIL PRODUCTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.--To be
a profitable article OF manufacture
under normal conditions, peanut oil
must be of higher quality than
that which is now being produced in
this country. Ordinarily it cannot
compete in price with cotton-seed
oil and a permanent demand for 1t,
therefore, must come from persons
who are willing to pay more for
an article that suits them better.
At the present time, it is true,
cotton seed and all its products are
SO high that peanut oil can be put
on the market at about the same
price as cotton oil This has led
many mill owners to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of making peanut Oil
and the increased acreage in peanuts
in the south, especially in the terri
tory infested with the boil weevll
is another strong inducement for
the development of new outlets for
the crop. In a recent publication of
the United States department of ag-
riculture. however, Farmers Bulle-
tin No. ISL by H. c. Thompson and
H. S. Bailey, is is pointed out that
the relative costs of production are
such that, except under unusual con-
ditions, higher price must be asked
for peanut oil than for cotton SEED
oil. Unless the grade of the pea
nut product is raised, therefore,
there will be little inducement for
anyone to purchase it.
Investigation by the authors Of
the bulletin already mentioned show
that, inluding labor and the interest
on the investment, it costs the far-
mer from $40 to s25 TO produce
thirty-five bushels of peanuts-tne
average yield per acre of the Spanish
variety which is the one best suited
for oil making. At 20 cents bush
ell this means a revenue from the
nuts of S2450 an acre. In addition.
the hay is worth about $40, making
$34.50 in ALL This margin OF proht
is none too large, In fact, the IN
vestigators state as one of their con-
illusions that the farmers cannot al
ford TO grow peanuts for sale I'M
less they are reasonably sure OF re-
ceiying at least 20 cents a bushel.
On the other hand, If peanut oil
is to be sold in competition with
cotton seed oil, even under the
present unusual conditions, the mill
man cannot pay more than 20 cents
and at the prices which have pre-
vailed in the past, he cannot afioro
TO pay that. AT 10. cents, ton OF
Spanish peanuts costs $4s.ss ana
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-21
JACK .BRITTOh APPEARS
TO Dc REAL LEADER
BY Hamilton,
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. Sept. .1.-Since
Jack Britton has laid claim to the
welterweight title. so long left TO
be scrambled for, tho class seems
to have gained worthy ruler for
the first time since II was vacated
by Jimmy Clabby when he graduated
into the mIddleweight ranks.
Britton's most recent victory, in
which he gave Joe yelling OF Chi
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-21
OLD VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
CELEBRATES GHICKA
MiUtsA ANNIVERSARY.

, DAYTON. O., Sept. 2l.---
= More than 100 vstcrans. mem-
= bers OF the Thirty-Fifth Ohio
= Volunteer infantry. once com-<
= handed by Colonel II. w. Boyn-
= ton. founder and former presi-
= dent of chickamaugn park. as
. sembled here today to commen-
= crate the anniversary or the bat
> tie Of chickamauga. These men
. took part in the battles OF Per- I
= ryville. Missionary Ridge. 4
= ChicKamaugu and in General I
> Sherman $ march to the sea. s. 4
. Perry zehring OF this city Is
= president OF the veterans or 4
. ganization.
B . . Q . Q . . . . . . . . = = /
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-21

Il you want to buy, sell or cx-
Asnge anything you may have, the
Quickest way is to use The Daily
Light want column. tt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31
Hreie Yre|ie fl seras: 9ienfag 81. Cftober 1916.

pen gu betrodten iino. l1ebrigenz
lit eS cine aIte grfabrung, 0oB Slit
Iterfneipen in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nidt BON frii6eren 8eiibern licen-
iterter 8irtIdoften betrieben mer-
SEN, Ionoern BON Geuten, oie bon
Dem Spirit1olenbonoel feline ab=
nl1rq bober, 2eltten obne GriIten3
uno nnlultig at mirflifer Irbett.
0as @efeb, meldes in girgi-
nien om 1. Nopen16er in &raft tritt,
mod]t Sen S~ortbetrieb BON 8roue=
reien I'M Gtoote ni6t ul1mogli6,
be1timmt ober, BOB oere1 Gr3engniIic
nidt on 8iirger oes Staates per-
faltft meroen biirfen. 9ie IN Nleran-
6ria, So, adt Meilen bon @aibiltG-
top %entferrt, befin0li6e 9ralterel
fol1nte olio ibr 8ier 0ortbin i6ifen,
uno BON Ser 8unoesbauptItaot ans
f0nnte es in girginien mieoer eings=
fiibrt tperben, oo ieoem giirger
oes Stootes cine gelpiIie Guantitdt
8ier pro Monat geitottet lit. 9ie
8rurterei in Ileranorio miro inoe|-
fen nift inn getrieb bleiben ion-
oerl1 in cine Giiigfobrif nmgetpan=
oeIt perben. 60 bergebt Ser Gl1bm
Ser @elt. 8os ieitens Ser 8ai6-
ingtoner 8eboroen geideben miro,
Inn Sen Staot @irginien ilt ieinem
8eitreben, Hrobibition 0urdl5ufiif=
rem, 5u unteritiiben, IdBt iid nidt
ermitteln. Se6enfaas miro Ser 8e=
iu6 Ser @irti6aften Ser 8un0es=
baltptito6t ieitens Ser Girainier ftoG
6em 1. Nobember cine be0erten6e
3una6me 8u ber5ei6nen 6aben.
Sctnrtct.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31

6lubt i'm @ollge. Gette iid, mer
fannl Ger SONG uno feline Wtilli-
tier more1l nit inter ben er1ten, Die
fortliefen. Sic liten iebt IN Saiip,
Ser Souptitoot Ser Moloau. Sic
Sta0t lit menig angenebm iie but
ober ben gorteil, OoB mon BON BORT
nus Idnea iiber Die @ren5e nad)
IuBlano fommen fam.
Die Gulien buben pabrero Der
lebten @od6e nieoer gerpaltige In-
1tre19u11gen gemadt, Die oeuti6en
&eiben 5u our6breden nno oas
beiB erIebnte eriebnte 2emberg, NOR
aus tie iibrigens, penn tie es mirf-
lid, beIetten, ebenio mieoer bina1S-
qeporfen uiiroen, mie oas critic
Mol, GIT errei6en. Sbre @ngriffe
ba6en oies W1ol aber ni6t in @aii-
5ien, ionoern IN @olbpnien itatt
gefunoen, weltlid bon 2lt5f nlto all
Ser Sto6oo. aGe ibre angriffe iino
5uriifgei6logen moroen.
aus Sranfreid nno Stalien lit
nihts @i6tiges gu meloen. aber
in oen engliIden @emaiiern baben
oie oenti6en llnterieeboote glan=
3enoe grfolge errnrlgen, BON oenen
leioer iebt bebauptet miro, ooB Ell
ter BON i6nerL Die 3erit0rung OeS
Shiffes nWarina" infer Sano in
Sermiflungen nit 9euti6lano britt
gen fam. Die erbobte ltnteriee=
boottGtigfeit 9el1ti6lonos ioa audi
Sic @efabr zines &rieges 5pii6ell
9eutldlono un0 Horpegen berauf-
bei6moren baben. Soffentli6 err
neiien iidy 0ie 8efiir6tungen in BEL
Sen 9Gler olS grunolos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31
8 % = Ueti3.

@Mr erfnden nmiere 2ee, beren Enhancement a6gelaukn lit, rett
bringenb, ben Ibnloigen getrag nngebeno einsnenSem, On es inns nm-
m1gli6 lit, SEN gamsen Staat bereHIen su lafen.
Iiemanb Ioate bs glat entsegennebmen, Der bas Enhancement
nidt fonsneten ipnnidt. 1mb NIT Ser N6beaeanng iolte be ginenonng
oes reiierenben genages erfogeu.
Die 3eitnng lit elm @eidaft ne jebes amoere nn oesbab erlan6em
mir inns, aelegenttd Ge5nmngen aussnidifen, anf beren prompte ge-
5ablung mir 6eieben maRen, Senn obne Gelo lift fb fen GeldGft fiji
ret.
Sic Expedition.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31
Gle Deuttge Gage.

Sn Ser 0obruoifo iitO 0fadet-
lens Sruppen o1f Die fliebenoen &a=
manen uro &uiien geitoBen nns es
mag lett 5lt neuel1 &on1pten font
men. Die Gltnlallen meloen Sort
i6ritte an Ser @ren5e BON Sieben=
b~iir5el1, oo6 meloen Die 9eutI6en,
Seiterrei6er unb gulgaren, oaB ole
4ngriffe abgeiblagen ipllroen. Gie
G1Iien muroen an Der Sdara bon
BEN 0eutIden unb an Der gfaraion-
ia BON ben Siirfen eeI6lagen. Sun
Somme-@ebie ba6en Die 9entl6en
grfolge errltngen. Sn Der Inter
Ieeboot : Inglegenbeit fam man nod
niht flar 1eAert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31
8efangenen : Mnstanid in Ser
@Iite.

aiir5li6 meloete bic italienii6a
Breiie, oaB es ben monotelangen
g~emiibungen oes General Imeglio
in Gripolis gelllngen lei, son ben
@ebirgsitammet Oes 9lbebels, mel
de Sic italienilde Serridoft ME
mails anerfannt babeil oie italieni-
ldJen @efangenen alts5uloien, Die tie
beim Giif5ug Ser italieniI6en Sc
iabungen aus Dem Snnerl1 2pbiens
gemadt hatten. Ser Iustoui6 err
folgte in Ser @iiite, in Ser Nabe oes
Sorts Sioi 4boel @berim, in Dem
nit e~ingeborenen ltnterhdnolern Die
letten Mbmadungen %getroffen NOR
BEN iparen. Cine bobe Seueriaule,
Die i'm Eager Ser Iraber aufitieg,
5eigte beren GinberitGn6nis an. get1
fiibrte man etpa 1000 arabifde 0o-
tabeln Sic lebtes Sabr bon BEN Sta
lienern nod Der Sniel Utica ber-
fdleppt poroen tparen, inmlitten ita-
Iieniider &apalIerie- Dor oas Sort
6inalts, md6reno ettpa 4 &ilometer
oabor Sic arabii6en &eiterldaoren
nit rotge5aumten Sdimuleln, me-
benoen meiBen MGnteln, nit gro
ben &ameelberoen unb anberent
8ieb nabten. ginige arabii6e Hei-
ter loiten ii6 BON Ser Sd)aar, if
men folgte Elm Geitfameel, auf Dem
elm italieniIder S6erltlelitnant lab.
Ser oas Sort Sarbuta bis sur &a=
pitltlation befebligt bate, Damn fa-
men, lie bier Wann bod, Die eritelr
Acknowledgement. sliIammen ct
ma 200 Staliener. &om Sort aus
gingen ibnen elm Mfaior nit eini-
qeft bornebmen Mra6ern lin0 einer
Notwithstanding entgegen. Sin
elmer genall beitimmten Ste1e trof
man iif, Ser Maior tallIbte nit
Sen 2iibrern Ser Tar6una : 9eoui=
nen SEN gruoerfuB uno nabm pie
erite MbteiIung Ser &riegsgefange-
men in gmpfang. &aum naren lie
I'M Sort e%ingetroffen, 10 wurSe Die
critic @bteilung Der arabiI6en Set
ieln, sic gum Iustalli6 beItimmt
paren aaf mGdtigen Mutomobil-
Sbnibuiien 5i ben Garbuna-S Ibrern
gebra6t. Gin @asen mar nit pei-
Ben Giidern perbdnet. gs par oas
uSnrem" uno trug Die Sranen Ser
Iraber. 9reimal n~ieoerbolte iid)
sic 3eremonie, bis Ser Iustauld
boa5ogett mar. gtipa 1000 Iraber
febrten in lire Seimat auriif, oafiir
erbielten oie Staliener 700 Ser So
rigen nno 2t SomaIifrieger 5nriif,
sic 10 Monote lang arf Dem tripo-
Iitaniiden 0ihebel frieasgefmgen
tparen unb, mie iie einmiitig berii6er-
ten, bon 6en Gingeborenen bnrdl-
aus menidlid uno miirbig bebanoeIt
nltr0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31
Giienbabn Sabrplan.
2. & g.. r..

.. & q. q.
gntlnl.
$50. 12-gon 2nrebo $500 por.il.
SEQ. 6-Gon 2nrebo ......6.55 nadm.
SEQ. Soon ct. 2ouis 100 BORN.
$50. 7-@on st. @ortb uno Ganta
Sc > Srten ........ 9:15 BORN.
go. 8-@on ct. 2ouis 1900 a6eflo5
SEQ. 1-y5unibine @peciaI~. bon ct.
Sol1tS ...--..... 500 nber0s
$50. 4-Na6 gareftine ..7:25 morserls
go. 2-ySunfbine 9pecial", nad ct.
9onts ............9:15 morgens
$50. Social Iab saplor ..........
SO. 6-aa6 st. Souls uno ort asrNl ar
Dec Santa Sc ........7:35 abenos
go. 5-Na6 2arebn $50 moraens
ITO. 11-Nah 2areoo 1000 obcnos
=. u. & u. s.
Mnfunft =
So. 16-8on 6ouiton. 8aco uno Cot
pus gbrtli ........6:55 nadm.
yto. 14-Ton 9onftot nno aiiitenorten
600 BORN.
$50. 12-8on goafum unb R~iiitenorten
SO. 41-@on &errbine. 1908 BORN.
$50. 43-bon 9erbiIe, MIR 9onntags j.
1856 aben6s
go. 145-@on &errbiI1e, tdaIid, dltsaez
nonr1er Sonntnos ..6:45 abenos
Nbfabrt =
$50. 15-Na6 5ouffon, waco unD gors
p1ts gbrifti ........ 8:45 BORN.
So. 13-Na6 5oniton nnb &iiltenorten
10:45 abenos
SO. 11-Nad Ooafum uno aiiitenorten
2:05 nnfnt.
go. 4s-@ad aerrtine, nur an gonns
go. 14sNNab asrrbiae sos ebsnSs
9o. 1867 Na6 &errbi1e tGgIih, aisgez
f1on1fnen 9nnntnas- -. 7:05 BORN.
g. $. & g. n toauptIinie.)
WnfunfI =
30. 1o1-enmret 2imiteo. BON Metp OF.
la1s .4:40 BORN.
$40. 1902 @uniet eimiteb. BON Gan Sran%
CISCO ............ 1858 BORN.
No. 7-Sd1eaans. Don Neip Orleans.
1920 BORN.
No. s-s6neI5us. bon Sci aio ......
80. e.5nniet Grprsb. BON Stem or.
leans ........... 7:10 nn6m.
SO. 10-gmnfet grprek. pom Gan Sranz
cisco ....-..----- $3.50 nndhm.
Mbfadrt-
@o. 1o1--5unrei srmt1eo. naG Gan
Sraneisco ..4:50 borm.
No. 1o2-5uniet aimiteb. mad Stem Ors
leans ......... 400 porrt.
go. 7-sdns1sua. mad Sci sais.....
DIFFERENTIATION BORN.
NO. sl5dnsasaa mad saeip orlems.
80. s-snniet grpreb mad Gan Srans
80. io1snnist erprsb. nod Mslu prs
@peaiar 0aira erpreb mad gaaIs gah
...... 10 Witternd6f.
yterurra 9ibiFp
no. 3ot-gon Sonifon. Bort 2abaca.
@ictoria. gnero -. 7:05 nadm.
Gbfnhrt-
80. sO2-Mad gue-o. gictoria, gori
2abaea, 5ouiton -...8:15 BORN.
d.. &. & e.
Nad Norben--Mbfahrt
$50. 4-2ofaT ............7:15 BORN.
SO. 8-Segas Spe5ial ....9:30 morg.
bNo. 10-&atb 2in,iteb .~...1t:00 moro.
Ro. 26-&ntb SIber $3.50 nuHm.
go. 22-Na6 6ouiton.. 1890 abenbs
Nrfnnft -
$50. 25-Ratb SIber 100 corm.
no. Social. ......... 4.35 nnfIa
Qo Q-@o4h Qir;tcN R.00 roch,4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31
Sine, Smrd Grfabrmna beitatiate

aniidJt. SD babe i6on LANCE oaran
geoaft", i6reibt 6rau @. 81. 9p6ef
BON Sartlp, Gel, uan Sic 5u i6rei-
ben uno Sbnen mit5uteilen, mas ib
iiher SIR 9llpenfrdalter oenfe. Mir
baben es iebt felt "a Sabren ais u1i-
iere Somilienmeoi5in benubt. Sd ba-
re bier itarfe, 9eIunOe ainoer ergo
gen, Die lett ertpafien iilo, uno
SIR s%Ipenfrditter lit infer ein5iger
gr5t geipelen. 8or etli6eu Sabren
aldlbte man. id ipiiroe nidlt mebr
lange leben fonnet; i9 mar le6r
Idna6 uno infelge idperer Grbeit
poaig erid0pft, ober Sorni's 4lpen-
fr1lter ipor meiit N(r5t. IS bat
f1einen Wonr, meme ainoer uuo
mid ielbIf bei gutter @eiunobeit er-
balten."
SauIen0e 6aben in Gbnlid)er @ei-
fe sic beilfr1ftigen @igenidoften sic.
les oIten, seiterprobten ardliterbeil.
! mitteIs be3etiet. Sin Invertebrates
gii6Iein, NORM ndbere 4usfunft
',enthaIten lit weroen w~nentgeltIid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31

e. 81. i. & o. (S. & 9. 81. Gspot.
Nnfnnft =
$40. 2-gon Corpus epriiti uno gdrris
40 SPRINGS .......5:S0 nddnt.
$50. 4-9on Corpus gbriiti II. grofprss
bile -. ....... ..7:00 oor1m.
abfnhrt -
Ro. 1--NaG Corpus @1riti 1900.
..10:30 BORN.
SO. 5-gea6 gorbus ghriii nnb Gars
riao Sprinns .10:45 aberos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31
(Sir Bic vSreie grefie fir Serus.)
Gns 8nIbingfon.
(SmluR.l

1enoer gepeis oafiir, baB Sralioen1
@ilIon einen idperen Sebler mat)-
te, als er Dem State 0es gnglan6erS
San1uel @ompers, Der Braiioeni
Ser americon Seoeration Of 2abor
lit unb lett Sabren politiide gteben-
geI6afte betrieben bat, Solge gaf
uno Garran5a anerfonnte.
Zen neleiten Nadri1ten 5ufolge
lit sic ltn5ufrieoenbeit nit Der Serr-
i6aft garran3a,'s in unierer Neodl-
ar-Tepublif allgemein Gila mabt
beitdnbig groBere Sortidritte i'm
noroliden Wterico nno miro INNER
mebr gum Serrn Ser Gage, nabren0
in Ser merifaniiden Sauptitaot I'M
ter 5elir Gags 2eitling ii6 '@reig-
nilie ~bprbereiten, nel6e Ser Serr=
i6aft garran5o's Sen gooesitnB
perieben biirftelt. gr bat bereits
bie6ouptItaot b%erlaiien II. feline Sat
tin altBer 2atoes gefdift. au6 ieir
&riegsminiiter, Gen. Sbregon, uno
fem eifrieiter anbdnger I'M noroli-
6en Merico, General 3repino, iilo
ieinem 9eiipiele gefolgt uno BADEN
lire Srolten uSltr grbolung" nadJ
Ben Ser. Staaten geianbt.
Sb lie Ielbit ibren beiieren Sdlf-
ten folgen iperoen, lit 5peifelbait.
9as miro oapon abbangen. Oh lire
poIitiiden @egner es ibnen mog-
Ii6 MAIDEN ~mer0en, oas 2ano 5il
perlaiien.
Sn5miiden 5iegen ii6 oie Ser
ban6lungen Ser merifanii6en mn
amerifanii6en ltnterbdnbler in at.
Iantic Gitp enolos bin, obne ireenS
ipelde greifbaren Grgebniiie alif8u-
t%peiien. Die Merifaner perlangen
3uriif5iebung Der INNER nod in
Werico befinbli6en expedition Sc
neral 8erlbing's uno cine @6rii-
itnng an Der @ren5e. geatiirlid fam
bohon inter beft obnaltett6en I'm.
ltGnoen nidt bie Nebe fem.
0as 8eItreben ser aominiitra-
ton gebt offenbar oabin, Sic aonfe.
rens in ItIarltic gitp Sen 7. Nobem.
Der, BEN @abltag, iiberoallern 81
(aiIen; mos oann iid ereignet, ipirf
bon Der @usgeitaltlng Der 3u-
funft %abbangen.
Sc lit nidt misgei6Ioiien. oaf
trob aIebem, mos eeideben lit
idIieBlid bo6 nod 5u elmer betuaff
neten S~nterbention in Merico ge.
fdritten tperoen mltB, nm &ube il
Ser Nadjbor-& epublif SIT I6affer
nno georonete @erbaItniiie bersuitel
len, oamit 6ie merifanil6e Sraat
en6giiltig eeloit miro. Die Golitil
oes mo6lomen @nrtens bat MericG
! eegeniiber poIlitdnDig beria9t.
Mnt t. Hopember tritt in Tirqi
mia Itdatsmeite 8robibition in &rait
ga Ser Gtaat pom Oiitrift GoIunl
bio, Ser 8ltl1oeS : Saltptltaot @aI6
ington, MIR oltrd ben Gotomac ge
trennt lit nrlo mani eriportet, 0aB iii
iiber ben SluB bin Elm lebbafter Spi
rituoienbonoel entpifeln miro, 4
lit oas ben bieligen ge)oroen ourd)
aus nidt angene6m.
Man glaubt bier nidt, DOB elm
Itrifte 3urdfiibrung bon Brobibi
ton in @irginien mogIid ieih miro.
Sn Sen SafenitdOten, ME Nor
foIf uno 3emport gtetps, Oie in oei
lesten Sabren be0elttenoe Sort
ifrftte gemoft blrbett 0itrfte lid
iebr baIo sic a6iolute Rottpenoiq
felt zines @erfaufS poer elmer gf
gabe geiitiger @etrdnfe bernusiteI
len. IS neroen oaielbit pobrideitl
lid dbnli9 mie in ben &ofenitdote
Maine's 9ofaIe e%ntiteben, in oene
geiitige @etrdnfe 5u baben lei
meroeiI obne oab lie oGs 5liiIterfne'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31

MoScrmer Gab : ilnterridt. 3uidneis
BEN. Gnprobieren nno Hdben gelehrt.
Ghiilerinnen MAIDEN lire ei9eren &leis
Der. ipdhren0 tie lernefi. @ir fpre6en
0ertfd. She Wpbern Srebmafing
Gdppfs, 504 @aroen Ctr, Gan Gntoz
MO. Ser. aurius be9innt am 6. Robems
Der.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31

aIe Gprten ban Srmd Irbetten,
ipie 8ider, ,Splbers", @riefbogen NM
Spnperts, 9arten, Gircnlare, Gtnlaottn.
gen nfiu., In Sentih tnb Gnaliidl, nett
ausgeffibrt. @fIfpn e SdmegH
nj a n II 9rintina Co., FOG Naparrp Str.
Gel. Grufett 1925. tArs.e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-31

an irgenoeine 9oreiie geiallot. Wfan
idreibe an: Or. Yeter Sabrnep &
Cons 60, 1875 90. 5opne Ipe.,
Chicago, 81. Wn5.l