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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13

Rtn6p ieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
beitte geriitg im6 Der Dlartt itetig.
9ie beiieren Gualitaten iparen in gu.
ter yaaGfrage.
W2ittlere uno idpere Stiere $3.50
800; saeiider Stiere $5.5O-7..
so; auserIeiene bi sertra $7.75-S..
.25; Seiters $5.0O-6.50; auserleIe.
ne bis ertra $6.75-7.5O; ougertele.
ne Biz ertra S6.75-7.35; siibe $4..
25-5.75; aitserIeiene big errtra
Sc. .00-6.50; Gamers $3.50.
%; WeiIffifbe $35.00-95.00; Sto.
fers uno sSeeoer5; Stiere $500
100; Seifers S5.00-5.50; Sfiibe
81 25-4.75.
uIlen. Der USurft mar beu.
te itarf nnb ale IN ben Stdlen Be.
iinoli6en gullen fnn6en 9(6nabne.
Settle 9ullen $6.35-6.50; goIog-
na $5.50-6.95; rtogere unb lei6te
$400-5.50.
&dfber.- Die 3ufl,br mar ge.
ring uno Der Warft Itetig.
Bette Ieifte ad(ber $11.5O-11.. ;.
10; fair bis CUTE $9.50-1t.50; or.
Sin1re mno srobe $450-tO.00.
g hp eine - aufangs mar Der
Iarft itetig, aegen SfIuB ober fe.
tier iino oie greiie um 10c b6ber als
geitern.
Cute big ouserleiene itipere 1rnb
,SIeiifer Sdtpeine $9.95-tO.O0; ge.
mihIte @erianbtiorteu S9.75-1O:
niscrIeiene nlittIere 100 big 1SO
Qfino S9.35-960; leitte Ser.
fanotiorten t2O big 155 8flmS So.
1926: oroinGre bis cute ,serfel
ITO Eiirno mo peniger SG.50-S..
80; oroinGre biz auserleiene ittpere
fstte SGue S7.50-9.5O; Gags s6.s
50-8.50.
z hafe nnb 2ammer. - 9ie
3uflIbr mar iebr gerine uu0 oie pref.
ie itetia.
S5dfe, auserlsfere BIB rtru $3.50
CTS; CUTE Biz duserleiens $3.50
$50; Orbtndre bis fair $3.50-5.0o;
aGmmG. auserlefene Bis ertrd S10.'
75-11.0o; cute bis auserIeefne 1915
-1o.75; orbinirs bis fair $3.50
9.26.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13

Die nHiite iM steiisen gfsariHshauB be-
liefen iid teuts sui $7.54s.45o. Die TIM
iabe Der usrfoijeneu Bobe 6disisn iiG
auf ~. 0S7, ,460 segn $50, ,7i5,ob0 in osr
iorfsiyonstrenosn @ots oes porissn Sab
res.
ssssifsesSita1a
Der Rarft IN Qoialieiuritdien sar bsute
TART. Columbia Gas uHb Ginc. 1ss q
slestris itiegsn ttwas. Barnsp d Smits
oiuir 0mericsH Gu1ino Ulia com. Iparts
n 9s6fyaee uno aud Ginc. Slreet Np
ioDie Gbis Cities 0as com. parsn tn bt'
lebr. yerfauit psroen:
~ bsy oSsfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13


sieben fi9 nur auf Gnsros 5rans'
attionen. Bel iltineren @eI9dftsn tpers
ben etipos b6bere prsiIs b.re4nst.
prDpifionem.
Gdmal,. prima Sisam 16.s
17.20-17.30; SauiilD 1712-17A.
9ro deHgelal5enes Glet q.
- Sbort clear Seiten lcis 154c
LETT; grtra fhort clear Ssit.n 153
--163e; tiir5e Rippenieiten 154-
15se; geIliss 17l-17se.
Baton. Sbort clear Seitsn
16s-17c; er!ra fhort clear Seiten
15s-16e; ibort Rippsnieiten lob
16e; Bellies 18-1Sae.
Gnsar Gurtb Gl.ti9.
S6infsn 2Os -21e; gDicnic S4ultsru
15-15ae; 8rsatfaft Baton 23-25e;
S4ultern in Wadete..:: 10 15Ae; gse'p
gori Gut 15s 16e; trodens 1est
S6iifsn 291 -3Oae per pfunb.
Sabsspbteltes gtii d.
S4inteu 17-17Ae; ptcnie G1ulteru
121-133e; Bellies 17S-1Se, S4ms
tern 13i-144e, SbuIieru r. y. Gut
143-14ic.
Grifdes grff9. - gdintH
163--1sc; pienic Sdultern 12t-
1876; SduItern 13a-143c; fbort
RippenIeiten 13t-14e; Ibort clear
Rippsni.iien 14s-143e; ertra ibort
clear Ripsnf.itsn 13s-14c;; Bellies
lei4te 173--1sc; Bellies. i4ipsre l6t
173e.
WebI unb getretbe
MebI. - @inter 3ater,t 1926
-9.75; Girlter ianep Ss.75-9.25;
Bjnter fanriIp $S.25-S.75; @irter
eytyra $7.25-7.75; @tnter orbilld.
rer $6.75--7.25; $arter Wetoen 9a.
tett S9.50-i0.00; Sarter @ei5eu
fancp $s.75-9.25; Sarter @ei3el
familb $7.O0-S.00; Roegen, Mortb.
ipeitern gerriiftes S7.00-7.t5;
gitp retnes. $7.25-7.oo;.
gtoeses. Gitn semii&tas 500
1875.
Metaem - go. 2 rOfbsr DiHtsr
$1.SS1a-1.90; Ro. 8 DO. $50
1856; Wo. A DO. $1.45-1s0.
NELL dtorn. - SO. 3 tDeibss
99--981te; SO. 8 DO. 9S1a-99e;
gso. 4 bo. 97-eSc; SO. 8 30. d.
94c; gto. 8 DO. 5000. - Ro. 9
gelbes 99--991af; go. 8 DO. 9S1a
99c; SO. a DO. 97---9Sc; gso. 5 DO.
91-94e; No. 6 DO. 5000. - Mo.
9 gerliidtes 99-991ac; go. 8 30.
9S1s-99c; SO. a DO. 97-9Sc; Ro.
5 90. 91-94c; SO. 8 DO. 5000.
- Weites peibes stolbenforn &c.
SIC; eeIbes Rplbenforn $3.50;
genriittes aolbenforn S6-S7r.
Safsr. - SO. Q fpeiber 56-
5eac; Stanbaub fpeiber 55ar SIC;
no. 3 ipsiber 55-55ac; g1o. 4 ipeis
bsr b8a-54ae; To. 2 sernff9ier
5454be; go. 8 semifhter, einbeis
mHdter 53-54e; To. 4 ssmii4tsr
52-53e.
Rossen. To. 2 $1.45-1.'
~; 30. 3 $1.4o-1.44; gso. a S1.3o
LAO; g,rpbe S1.10-1.30.
Wbisiep.
gerfalit tpuroen 600 @bls. 81.
fiIIers 5iuiibeb Soobs uuf Der Bafis
s1.42 per 9alcns.
GroeerteB.
aaffes - JaDa 23-3oe; Co.
ia 20 -3Oe; Guatemala fantp 19c;
10. gutter 17ie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13

Polsn drertduHt. Die
i'm Sereif nes reddeTGofIeneH So
nigrei6a Qcjeu ftotionjerten aonIuIr
cer Der. 5tldten baben 2lnusiiun9
et6dlten, Die neue Reaieruuo an5uer
ieRrer ate. an GiiiSiellen 5unitioreH
niht in amiider G.iqenictdft 5feiI }U
r8mcH. Die 3Hitrattipdcn entipr.
hsn iensn, Die ieiner3ei. uniern &ous
lutn in SaGpten ertbeiii ruurben, ais
@Holano Die Ntdste oes ,grotetto
rats" fdaen jeB uno bas pharoonsus
lano dnnettierte. Bon BEN aDnige
reid Qfrabien, sds Tih por etra oret
tis pier Ulonoten nit eualiifem Giel
be IN Utett1 toritituiert bat I'M peir
ilnQiiriiftcn Reoime SGruieriqt item
3u moheu III oigfer Goqe ibria{ns
elm eroobli6cs Sfreiben an~oie ane
ritarifle Re9ieruno geIduqt. in rem
her .WinIier Deg 9lusmdrti1en" npn
rer 5hotio6e ieiner @eriitens aebibs
renp 0enntnib Qibt uno I'm i6re I'm
erienmlno eriudt, ouberoem in Der
Sprahe oes oerpieoten Dtplomdttu
bon .sSener beutich tiirtiichen Pare
be" fpritt, Die dnIheinero bic Sitet-
heit bes neuen 3brpnes bebrubt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13

3udtr. - preiIt fen. - Raffis
nirt.r Gut 2oaf $3.50; potpbsrsb $8..
10; CUBES $3.50; sranulirtsr $500;
gonfsetioners aM4 $3.50; OF .M@
$7.6o-7.7o; iptiber srtra $40
75o; egtra G. $7.40 per bunber!
gfunb.
R0Iaffss u istis- - Rem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13
Uiebntarft.

gincfnnatt #. g3op.
Sufibr nn6 8eriatbt ipdbrenb Der
lesten Bod)e, pergliden nit ben Dor.
pergangg1en 5lpei 8o6eiL iinb pie
folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13
Gtncinuati III. Rop.

9k nahfoIsNbN Quoiirunsen bss
sieben ii9 nur auf Gnsros 5ranss
attionen. Bel iltineren @el9dfisn tper.
ben etfpds b1bere preiIe bere1net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13
Wsetaa. Waarft.
ne IN gOrt. II. ROB.

Rem Yort, II. EoD.
aupfer. - Warit isbr Iefi NIT srOs
ber Ra6frose oon 5rantrei6; Snsrit
iuurbs perlanst 29h 31he unb uann
Giiea. - Rarit unperdnbsrt.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Two hundred acres of old alfalfa land, one hundred fifty acres broken and grained last two years. Can plant all to cotton. Address Er- nest c. Rurup, Hotel Adams. St
 WANTED-A girl to work in factory and pack candy. Donofrio's. If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
AMERICAN CAPTAIN
 PRISONER ON SUB
fReputlica1 A. ?. Lea.sa wlrel

iRepueiiceL 4. ?. Ieste5 Wirel
 BOSTON. Dee t9.-Ca; tstn Prank T. Guras. Chiet Lnginurr tiarry E simpson and SupercaIco George < Mac henzie of inc American steamer Columbian. which was sunk by q Ger man submarine off the spanish coast oD November $, arflVed today lram Gibraltar on the steamer Canopic
 T was detained for two days on the submarine" said Captain rurtis. and was allowed son deck only fos exercise. My repeated questions as to thc reason for ms detention brought forth no response either rom the captain or the crew. On the wnole. my treatment was good The food waF net pad and since most of it came from the Columbian before it Was sunk. there is 10 reason why lt should have bean
 s"Wtile l was on board l witnessed the destruction of two other ships, one of them Norwegian. Several times we hJrrledlv submerged in or der to escape the uotice of allied warships
 Al the end of two days, the sub- marine made a dash into :he Spanish pert cf camerInus. where l was put asnore iu dory. After considerable delay l ma naged to reach Gibraltar and literally argued myself aboard the Canopic. That is really all there k to he tctd."
 The Columbian was owned by tho American Hawaiian line but was un- ! der charter to the France and Canada line whens she was sunk She had delivered a number of horses at St Nazaire. France. and was on Ter way to italv when she was overhauled oy the German vessel.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
TO DISCIPLINE
 SPECULATORS
[Republican A. p. Leased wirel

GHICACO. Dec. i0-Means of dis ciplining spectators if any are found to have censpired to raise food prices will be considered tomorrow at meet ing of the executive board of the Ma tional Retail Grocers association. II was announced tonight by Frank E. Connolly. vice president of the asso- citation of San Francisco.
 The discipline. MT Connolly said. might take the form of boycott against any wholesalers. commission men or deaIers who are shown to have taken advantage of extraordinary con ditions to extort an unusual profit from the consumers.
 The executivea board is composed of representatives from New York. Boston. New Orleans. Chicago. St Paul Des Moines and San Francisco.
 Mir. Connolly also said he would urge the board to adopt resolutions favor ing an embargo on five articles of food. wheat four, sugar. canned milk and canned tomatoes. In the event the reso- lutions are adopted. he said the asso- ciation would send a committee to Washington to work for an embargo.
 Sol Westerfield, the Chicago member of the board said report would be asked censuring the department of agriculture and charging false reports had been made on the storage of food in warehouses.
 These reports are absolutely inaccu- rate" he said. "It is apparent the men who get them up accept the statement of warehousemen without investiga- ton. The result of that was shown when the Chicago Butter and Egg l board found that there were TOO. 600 dozen more eggs in storage here than were counted in the last monthly re- port.
 The retailers are severely hurt by l the raising of prices by the wholesale men. We make no more on 4S-cent eggs or butter than We do at 30 cents and the consumer has no money left to buy the products on which our profits are larger.
 There is still plenty of manipula- ton going on"
 The state utilities commission will ! begin hearing tomorrow to determine the form of an order to limit the time during which food may be kept in 1 storage.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
SOME AGREE WITH M'ADOO
 THAT PHOENIX |S NOISY

Considerable comment. some of it rather passionate, has heen caused by two Republican articles lefeyI ,ng to the well known practice of local m0torcy- clists and automobile drivers oi ring ing the welkin at unscemly hours of the night In fact. the ity that Tue son refers to as the best lighted grave yard in Arizona. seems to have walk ened more completely ovce thls more or less lnimportant issue than 1t ever did over the growls of the press anent poor spots in the street paving
 At any rate. one man has been found who coincides in the views of Messrs McAdoo and Pamberger the two caus- tic commentators on the noise situa- ,ion He is George G Doyle, a weil-to- c.o visitor, who has gone rather farther than the usual winter tourist and has occupied on a years lease. since last summer, an attractive five acre place near the Osborn school
 T want to say that it wasn't q licA
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

LEAVES3 FOR EAST Mrs. T. Greenhaum left yesterday for a visit to her old home at Cleveland, ohio
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

alnlss that Mir. Bamberger gave us" said Doyle. During the summer A hen the population is compelled to sleep outdoors, the noise nuisance be- comes extremely trying. i live on the best little speecway that lies outdoors in MaIicdpa county, and of a night l can ell just when each motorcycle or automobile crosses McDowel road coming out of town At that point il seems the habit or custom, to open the mlf'ler, shoot the gas to the engine and enjoy noise and motion.
 'lt used to be the finer car a man had, the better racket il would make Now. however. noise, rattle, slam hang and other sounds are 9 dead ;ive-away for the real cars. nowadays purr along in aristocratic and well modulated tones"
 Doyle said he had appealed Co the
 ounty attorney and to the motorcycle agencies te find f there were not some method of curhing the disturbances.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
CHICAGO GIRLS
 FLOCK ID WEST
[RepubIIean \. p. Leased wlrel

CHICAGO, Dec. 10-So many Chi caso girls want to go to North Dakota as the wives of the bachelor farmers who came here in special trains for the stock show and horse fair and aho promptly advertised their desire not to remain bachelors, that an official cupid committee has been named.
 The committee consists of Bert Green of Sherwood and A. C. Sorlie. North Dakotans who attended all the meetings of the agriculturalsts and who have agreed to see that inquiries are forwarded to suitable men Six more bachelors joined the wife hunt CTS today. all from Rolette. N D.. and headed by Ray Law. We are just as good looking as the rest of the boys and we all want wives" said Law.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
B|sBEE PREPARING
 FUR CHICKEN SHOW

The annual poultry show under the auspices ol the BisAce Poultry and Pct stock association will oe held m the Bisbec opera house January and /. l9l7 The entry list closes Decem Der. 1916.
 II is eNpecteG that many poultry fanciers of the Salt River valley Will enter exhibits a' the show. Tn pas wears. raisers from this section have succeeded in capturing n goodlv DOT ton of the prizes on their exhibits,
 The entry list this year, il is staLea
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

ACCUSED OF SPEEDING l.. Moore 4 l0ca motorcycle dealer was arrested hy officer Strathy Saturday after7oon for violation of the speed ordinance. II is alleged that he drove his motorcycle in excess of 1b miles an hori on tfams street. between Second street and Central avenue. He posted S}o 70 insure his appearance in police court Monday afternoon
 COL. BARBER HERE Colonel James T. Barber of 5l0 Realty build ing Kansas City Mo is in the eitv on a business trip. This is his first visit. and he Is enthusiastic over the outlook n, the Salt River valley and expects to stay in Phoenix for while He is nak- ing his headquarters at the Adams. Col Barber is a K F. and paid the local lodge fraternal visit during the week.
 MARY IN TROUELE-Marv Orr Has taken into custodr by Patrolmen ctlp and Ellis Saturday night on a statutory charge. Considerable dif- lieulty was experienced in making the arrest Patroluan Culp sustaining n bad bite on the left arm as a result of h.s activities. She posted s25 at po- lice headquarters to guarantee her ap- ne rance before Judge Thomas in po- lice court Monday afternoon
 UNDELlVERED TELEeRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: F. M. Callister. Bert Bryatt. Mrs. Anna Goudpasture. Henry Meyers. Clyde Ewing. Asa Bozarih. | J. Ma honey, D. J. McConnie W ". WHds. Owen Dunlap. James Armstrong. Mrs. Tillie Greenbaum. Mrs Bessie Sibert. T. E. Morris. Frank Yelton. Carrie NJ. Phillips w. R. Ford. Mrs. W. C. Moore. Roy Ward and I. T Anderson
 FIREMEN LOSE CAT- Deacon Graves of No. station and every fire man thereunto attached and appurte- nant. is and are worked up over the ! loss of one small iron. gray cat, SO small in fact. that the term cat is gross flattery to it's tender years Anyway. the pet assumes the importance of q full grown lion. in the affections of the firemen. who wouldn't lose him for a lot. with house on 1t. So the firemen led by Deak, are prepafed to largesse lavishly the fortunate one who can | bring Junko back to his home
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

PHOENIX SANATCRiUM for dis cases of the lungs and throat Phone 1i59--Adv. tf
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
POLICE VIGILANCE
 IS NOT ID RELAX

Following the edict of City Manager Craig, members of the police depart ment are making vigilant efforts to make Phoenix a morally clean city
 Numbers of disreputabie women known to local police officials have been driven from the city. large u.a- jor.ty of these. II is stated. have sought shelter at Tempe
 According to police officials. the campaign against these women Is io be continued until the city fs entirely free. Several former attempts have been made to clean out the disreputable houses. but the work did not continue long enough to he entirely satisfactory
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

Hire a Little Salesman at the Re publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

Hire a Little SaIesman at the Re publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
NAVY LIVES CHEAP
feepubllcsr A p Leased wir.

ITfVFNHFF~N's " v NN"ocu v'HtI
 WASHINGTON. Dee. 1.0-Despite enormous increases in the prices of provision. Pavmaster General McSow- ans annual report shows that the cost of subsistence in the navy during the pas, tive years has been lower than it was before the European war The daily cost of rations per man was ore half cent lower than for the lgl3-1sis period. when il was a frac- ton over 3G cents.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
HEALY WILL NOT
 QU|T UNDER FIRE
[aepuenean A. ?. Leasea wlrel

CHICAGO. Dec. l0-Chief of Police Charles C. Healey made known today that he would not resign voluntarily despite the announcement last night by Mayor Thompson that he expected the chiefs resignation within few days
 T do not intend to quit under fire 7" he said T shall retire only in a way that will be respectful to myself. to my choice and to m~ service in the depart ment- l don't propose 10 be squeezed out in any manner that win make me appear to be on the run
 Thus far the mayor has not asked me to resign If he asks me officially. 1 will do SO"
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
U. s. Dept. of Agriculture Wea.he
 Eureau. VI ster Users BaiIdinq

Temperature. degrees s5 ra Temp. of evaporation ......2S s0 Humidity per cent ........ai 8, Wn3 direction ........W SW Wud Velocity. miles .... 3 Rainfall q V e2iheT ....-..-4......... Clear Clear Highest temperature ...............5 .57 Lowest temperature . % Mean relative humidity 37 Total rainfall ................... C Deficiency in temperature vesterday. 10 degrees.
 Deficiency in temperafure since t.te first Of the month. l9 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since January l. C degrees Normal precipitation January lst to late, i5l inches
 Actual precipitation January 1st to date. 6.51 inches
 Accumulated excess deficiency in rainfall since January l. il4 inches.
 ROBERT c GRANT.
 MeteorlOgist
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
OFIOCAL INTEREST
,slr nsc~ crH1slFs 6,sep
 srsss- "a THE WEATHER

fRerubhcan A p. Leased Wirel
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec l0-For Arizona: Monday and Tuesday fair and cold.
 Colorado; Monday unG Tuesday part |. cloudy and continued cold.
 New Mexico: Monday and Tuesday partly cloudy: colder south portion Monday
 West Texas Monday fair; fair and colder Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

will be larger than ever before !; is also expected that the class If the exhibits will he better than previously. The prize list is eyc pdonaliy large
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-24

- Cotton lit bon geltern auf be1=
te um lieben I6tel @ents g%eltiegen;
ser 8reis betrug beute 1925 Gents.
Seit Ser 3eit uttmittelbar na6 Dem
&riege lit ein iol6er Yreis nidt be-
5ablt moroen.
= Die offentli6e Seriammlung
ser San Mntonio Sientific 90
cietp, pelde beute Abeno ltatt-
finoen Iolte, lit auf na6iten 5rei-
tag abeno perl1oben poroen.
= MnlaBIi1 ser neuli6 bon Sc
nator Sbepparo, Mapor 8romn nro
mebreren Itaotii1en 8eamten borge-
nommenen 8eit9tigung bes obereit
2aufes oes San Intonio Slniies mno
oes Olmos 8a9es madt StroBen-
@ommiIlGr &earnp ben Sori6lag,
mebrere 4nfltauungs = Geierpoire 81
erridten, mel1e bas erite Sl1tmalier
aus oen beioen erfpabnten 8al1er-
lGufen aufnebmen uno 10 eine
ploelide l1eberi6memm1ngsgefabr
BON ser Stoot abtpenoen Ionen. Ser
8au bieler Gel erboire miro anf
100000 peranidlagt.
= 0as .9uartermaiter Separt-
ment" bon Sort Gam Soniton bot
angebote fir 2ieferung bon 8uter1t
oie BON Sen in Seras liegenoen Sol=
oaten am 9anfiag1ngstage beripeiIt
iperoen %lolletr, eingeforoert. 9ie 0ei-
litdrpertpaltung bra1ft ca. 71,8f9
Yfuno, oie etpa $4,000 foiten tper-
oen.
= 3molf Acknowledged, mel
DIE aG5u grea I6einenbe 2ampen be-
nubten, muroen oil Ser &iper Ipe.
bon Wotorcpcle Boli5iiten arra-
tiert uno Dor Dem 9oli5eigeri6t an
geflogt. &ifter 2oiptber bat Die 9e-
IfJuloigten p~orIaufig nidt beItraft,
90 er Der gnii6t it, oab ibnen me9r
3eit eelaiien iperoen ioate, iif nelte
2ampen an5ui6affen.
= SIM Sitter BON GA Sabren lit
Srau 2ouiIe 9ieienba6 aus benz
2eben geldieben; tie mar in San-
ftoper geboren uno bate ungefdbr
As Sabre in San Intonio ge-
ipobnt. Die &~erltorbene miro bot
5mei S6bnen betralert.
- Ser BON Der Sones Gonltruc-
ton Company ~al1sgefiibrte nelle In=
ban an oas Court : Sous lit BON
ben &ommiiidren aitgerommen NOR
Apr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-24
II /.

Sberiffs : Seamte perbafteten
am Wontag 5uei iunge 2erte an
Der 8eit-g Commerce StraBe, nelde
in Dallas elm groBes iiebeniieiges
Iutomoba eeitoblen baden. Die
Spibbuben geitanoen Den 0iebitabl
gang ungeniert elm mno iagten, oaB
tie idon in peribieoenen Stdoten
batten eingeftedt peroen iolen, aber
onrd Die Sdneaigfeit Der geitobls,
men Wtaidine itets entfamen.
Die @ranoiurp bat i'm 81.
Diitriftseerift 70 anfLagen einqe-
reidt; Die meiiten oerlelben iino
gegen 8eamte Der perfraften Sc
oeral @anf & 5ruit Company &C.
riftet.
@om la6iten Sreitag an iper-
ben MIR nod 5fpei garaoen anf
Sort Sdm &ouiton podentli6 ab-
gebaIten nno Die aon8erte fperoen
onitatt abenos iebt nadmittags Itatt.
finoen.
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8reie YreFe fit Seras: 9itntag "a. Ottober 1916.

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Seuer 5erlt0rt; 10 @eidaftsbauIer
lotpie Ser 8abnbof Ser @oulton uno
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erntittelt lperoen.
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iino fiir oie naditebenoen Staote
uno Oiltrifte ernannt: Seitlider
0iltrift, 81. Morner, ~poriibertber
&irdenaltelter; geapille nno Ge-
tiers, unbeftimmt; 9erina Memorial
(Souiton), s. 50. &aoebfp; Gin
Greet nno Gibolo, S. s. Sod; Gait
Bernard, .. IS. 8enbolO; Gbene5er
(Soniton) s. IS. Mh1enninf; @roB=
bile, IS. S. gl1B; @urtpeG uno
8ooe, $. .. 2aun6; Neu=graun-
fels, 6. 81. &onfen; Seem Sountain,
$. Serbian uno g. $. Seni6; Sable
uno guero, nnbeitimntt uno S.
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9. 8. &arbt; Oancp, 8. S. Soroan;
Geoafteur oes uWiiiionsfreuno", S.
81. &abe; Wanager oesfelben, s.. $.
SenI9. Sir oen peitliden 9iitrift:
6. 81. 2ebmberg, poriitenoer aelte-
Iter; Bartlett uno 8eperspiqe, berie-
ben our6 6. sc. 8ooe; Sreoerids
BURG 81. 81. Better; Sarper uno
Sarnes &iper, Ct. @ammentbaler;
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@eimers; @berofee Sunior College,
s. 81. 2ebmberg, 2ebrer.
Ser nOeutide @erein BON 81
8alo" lit inforporiert fuoroen; als
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