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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
Raise Birds in School Rooms.

The NEW York EVENING Posi- takes cognzance of new
Kind OF bird study and summarizes it follows:
course in the breeding of game birds in captivity has been
added to the zoology work of the Gary public system in
Gary Ind B. Spaulding principal of the Emerson school of
the Gary system first suggested the idea the American Game
p a Association An appeal made Wallace Evans
supply the school with all the necessary start breeding
rlng.neck pheasans malard ducks and gray call ducks
Those interested in the problems of increasing the wild life
OF this country game species particularly have the
conclusion that best results be achieved principally
ways The first is through the intensive production species un
der captive conditions and the second the setting
usually known sancuare where wild life will be undsurbed
at all times and where it will receive protection food when
the stress OF weather such that cannot be had otherwise
1t is contended that the work of the Gary schools will af
ford opportunity for technical instruction along this branch
wild Life conservation boys and girls when their minds
IN particularly receptive condition to ideas of this sort The
experiment will be watched with interest by portsmen tous
ands OF others who interested in wild life conservation
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
Lauds Students Military Camps.

HE most important step toward preparedness is the train
@ o. our young men for military service particularly become
three years ago have been great step in the right direction
says Henry s. Drinker president of Lehgh II visited the
medical care hospital shower baths living tents
perfect and the food excellent all small The boys were
carefully instructed in principles Of modern camp sanitation
This information that the average citizen gets and
WAIT CT 1t has cost precious lives only our Civil war
but in the Spanish and it is felt today citizen life
The boys get up before o'clock given setpg-up gym
nascs under officer then good breakfast and after short
rest several hours of instruction various open duties end
ing with lecture interesting subject afternoons
he option Of the studens So keen the students for vo
etc. heard give stringent directions to the officers
charge to lessen the amount Of this voluntary work the after
noon and force the young recreation for
This is the spirit that will make for great army that
is the basis of preparedness ,. ,ls-s n h.,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
Wol1es Trained for Work.

VIEWING WHEELER fur buyer of the Tenana and Goodpas
turc countries Alaska caused little comment recently when
headed for the Koyukuk he drove in which
three full booded wolves Aside their vcousness
he reported them all respects equal dogs workers.
notceaby hardy
While many Alaskan drivers animals half dog and half
wolf this was the first instance far known of boodd
wolves being successfully worked The maumue dog
with wolf thought by many experienced mushers to be pref
cradle to al Others because of his supposed greater endurance
and tractab ty.
Reindeer used extent chiefly by natives but arc
thoroughly When reindeer takes it into his head
yet been discovered induce him until it suits his
personal wish.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
Chances of Liuino.

WRITER in the ILLINOIS MEDICAL attempts to show
that live longer than men, but his establish the
idea that only up the of 55 does this fact appear After
that has chance to live than man has, At
the of TO- out of certain number and
men, and in 1897 of the hrve centenarians
reported in the state, thirty women.
The writer of the article to attempts to prove that
have not good chance live because use of to-
baco But the figures disclose the fact that their
improved 3d. and after that the tobacco habit possibly has
its innings But if the first ten Of life excluded from
the estimates the chances of life in favor of the
females Another important of the deaths of
men between the of 55 and diseases
OF the heart and blood vessels which maaes very easily
connected with the tobacco habit longer because
they don't smoke and chew Let hope they will fall into
the habit - " ~ 500 ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
Nature and Education.

AT THE Philadelphia Mothers Club good lady dgred the
study of nature as preparation to teaching children the realities
the OHIO s STATE JOURNAL It noble suggestion Nature offers
with inspiring knowledge is the leading road to spirituality
education Nature few selected book and real teacher will
turn out the ripest scholar and the reliable citizen
There has been serious objection the schools
we cannot have that let have the next thing that
nature There is the knowledge that gives meaning of this
world and it cannot be got anywhere else there comes
spirituality that alone furnishes truth why can't educators
this? Why can't feel the wisdom beauty of the trees
the stars the flowers the birds and the winds into life? The
life 1t certain to make true women of the children
and it is sin to neglect the opportunity.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
sa,sswomen to Attend CONGRESS.

Eve sold Adam the apple She thereby became the first
sales person OF which we have record Today active
engaged many lines of saesmanshp ranging from the
M on the street and the flower girl the hotel through
the western seswomen who died recently having
fortune Of seven figures Recognizing the important place
the Worlds Salesmanshp Congress be held Detroit July
TO- H. H. 10 have placed prominently on the program
women Of the world to participate.
Interesting sdeghts on what statesmen think their women
cowoers replies of prominent statesmen to letters of the
committees comm asking for comments upon the plan have
dorsed the plan The letters showed that statesmen who happen
have competition with the fairer regard most highly the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

2,22o in a year, saving the farmer
causes considerable damage among
grass roots, young fruit trees, and
grain. Yet the marsh-l1awk is fire.
quently killed, being mistaken for the
ehic<en-hawk which occasionally Wis
its the farm and makes way with a
chicken. The study of these various
birds would be good method of
teaching thrift to the children of
rural communities.
Those who think opportunities for
success are not what they once were
should study the career of Daniel w.
Hoan. the newly elected mayor of
Milwaukee. Mr.. Hoan is only thirty
FIVE years old, having been born in
Waukesha in 1881. He was forced
to go to work when he was IL years
old because Of his fathers death. He
was poorly equipped for any but
mental work and began as bus boy
in a Waukesha hotel. Later he went
to Chicago where he worked in res
taurants as cook. He saved his SAL
airy, as he aspired to become a law
yer, and entered the University of
Wisconsin. graduating in 1905. He
was unable to complete his law school
course because of lack of funds, so
he again went to Chicago where he
worked for law firm for S. week
IN the day, and attended law school
at night. By practicing thrift he was
able to graduate from the law school
in 1908. He went to Milwaukee
where he practiced law and was
elected city attorney two years later,
holding that Office until his election
as mayor
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
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Telegram Bureau, Majestic w.. s.v.ny.eoond
"

NEW YORK, April 22.-Poor Cyril
Maud! There seems to be no limit to
his appetite. He has just gono the
rounds Of the breakfast food belt in
Michigan and partaken OF samples
three times day and when he got
back to New York he had to accept
daily invitations to breakfasts, lunch
cons, dinners and midnight suppers.
Now he is going to attend a ban
quet at which dog biscuits will be the
principal tidbit. The gastronomic orgy
Is to take place in Boston at a public
meeting Of the Animal Rescue League,
which provides shelter for homeless
dogs and cats.
Mr.. Maud will be the chief speaker
and a puppy biscuit will be given to
each guest to gnaw-that is the dog
guests. but Mr.. Maud tells his friends
confldentially that he expects to be
declared in on the menu.
There Is a gentleman in New York
who rents a theater on Broadway
every Sunday to deliver sermon. The
advertisements read that Franklin
Warren Sears, NJ. p" will be the
speaker. Also the ad states that the
church is no better or no worse than
other churches but Just different.
Last week gentlemen wrote in to
q newspaper and said he had secured
all the records for Parliament Mem
Der named Sears but was unable to
find any name like 1t. The newspaper
suggested 1t might be Master Of Pal
aver" but the gentleman himself an
nounced that IN. p" Is for Master of
Psychology"
Or. Sears is New Thoughtist and
appears on the stage clad in pure
white. He claims his brand Of psy-
chology made his hair grow.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
SANCTUM
VAUDEVILLE

Nobody ever invites me to ride in
their automobile"
Well?
and when get one amt a-goina
to invite anybody to ride. kansas
City Journal.
Sometimes" confded Mrs. Long
wed to her intimate friend, 81 think my
husband is the patientest. gentlest
best-natured soul that ever lived, and
sometimes think it's Just laziness."4
Christian Register.
Urban-what do you miss most
since moving to the country?
observation-disclosures Tiger.
WAS his crime premeditated?"
II don't think So He thought II
all out beforehand, you Knoxville
"She says her husband can't ever
keep her in pin money!"
Il know, but she buys diamond
pins!"-Judge.
Disconnected Wife-Several of the
men whom refused when married
you are richer than you are now.
Husband - That's why. - Boston
Transcript.
lack Of education is a terrlble
handicap"
Eyes; think of not being able to
read the sub-titles on the movie
screen."-Puck.
Mrs. Myles-Have you put away
your f,lrs yet?
Mrs. Styles-Put them away. Why
should I?eThe summer will soon be
here!-Yonkers Statesman.
''1f I could get my wife everything
she wants I'd be perfectly happy"
"Shucks! No man is as happy as
that."-Detroit Free Press.
You applauded the music wildly"
Yes" replied Mr.. Rufnek. 81 got
tired. Of sitting still and listening. l
wanted to make a little noise on my
own account Washington Star.
f1it b-t IL
did you ever make a serious mis-
take in a prescription"
only one. Then charged q Gus.
toner thirty cents for prescription,
instead Of flfty."-Youth's Companion.
THE women are wearing reduced
amount Of clothing. apparently"
Seems so. Yet, it costs quite us
much."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
A Morning Motto;

ALL the performances of human art which
wonder instances the esistess force perse
byps that Quarry becomes pyramid and
that distant countries united with canals If
compare the effect of single stroke of pickax of
preston OF the spade with the general design and last result he
would be overwhelmed by the of their dspoporon yet
those petty operations necessarily continued in surmoun
the greatest difficulties and mountains leved
bounded by the slender force of human beingsD Johnson
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

% abilities to get the signature the dotted line
Inc program Of the broad its scope that it
Will he as interesting and instructive to women as to men,
Inc entertainment committee of the congress laying plans
take care of the large number saleswoen from this and
other countries who are expected to be present.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

Hong Kong with their father who was
stationed there.
When they registered at the Hotel
Majestic they ordered their trunks to
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
Housing and Health.

PLANS have Just been completed for the erection series
of model homes in the city Of Washington for the purpose Of
demonstrating to the nation the relationship between good hous
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
BY S. W. s1RAus
Rr,iAtu' A""ieaa Sseiso %, Thin

Thrift is be-
ing taught
m or and
more through
the schools.
V a r o u 0
methods are
employed by
the teachers
and educators
Q Il c h a .
b DOL gar
dens, W aste
oan%r .ata,
and school
saving banks.
H..&e A.. =.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

In the last hundred years Great
Britain has had dozen types of
rifle.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

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be sent up at once.
How many trunks have your in
quired the clerk.
"Forty-five," was the reply.
All the available porters, bellhops
and housemen, were summoned and
the discovery was made that through
a mistake Of a transfer company the
trunks had been scattered at various
hotels all over the city. The company
could not imagine two persons hav-
ring forty-five trunks. The Misses Lie
bert have a Chinese maid who wears
a native costume and follows them
respectful distance when they walk in
the park or on the avenue.
Clara Tice. who made her reputa-
ton drawing grotesque nudes. attend
ed the Society of Fakirs ball the other
evening with Olan Rowland. an artist.
who was costumed as the Egyptian
god Isis. -
The gods bare limbs were gilded
and he wore bronze colored gauze over
his eye sockets, thus creating tho
Egyptian profile effect. Miss Tice's
face and shoulders were painted white
and she wore low breasted white boz
dice and her knees were bare.
Between dances Miss Tice let her
hand with cigaret swing to her side
and the red glowing end came in
touch with the gilded skin of Mr.. How
land. There was crispy, spicy odor
such as grcets one in rotisserie.
A brown spot amid the gold showed
where Howland was done to a brown
as he jerked his leg away. Baked
Isis on toast! f
ill3- rey:
Mayor Mitchell is strong for press
agents. In fact II he had his way the
city would have its own private press
agent. After he made the announce
ment about fifty press agents, news
panermen, magazine writers and 9th
ers in more or less journalistic call
ings sought the job. The mayor be-
lieves that the public should be In
formed of what is doing.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

Misses Madeline and Ethel LIebert.
daughters ofEthe new. general French
consul have arrived in New York from
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

"a The women are wearing a reduced
amount Of clothing. apparently"
Seems so. Yet, it costs quite as
much. Courier-Journal.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

You applauded the music wildly"
Yes" replied Mr. Rufnek. ~ got
tired. of sitting still and listening. /
wanted to make a little noise on my
own account" Washington Star.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-18

4aIfeubapn's Srnppen lollen BEL
ibrem gproringen iiiblid pum Npter
Farm Taf, iiber bas bereits &c.
tern beridJtet iunr6e, ebenIc iuic
iiber bic Ginnnbme BON 2ereld)t, in
oer Gesen6 pon &oInng, 1910
9fnmGnen sefangen genpmnten ba-
ben.An an6ernTnnften bnben ne $50
@efaHaenr genin@t, 10 bnf bic &C.
laMnff5abl Der Ocfangenen 2160
betrdgf. Mnf cine Nnsabl WaldJi-
menseidjiite iuirr6en genonimen. Mnd)
ben Crt Sirgnjimlid iollen bic Dent
Iden nnb Ceiterrei6er genummcn
baben. 9as Irtilleriefeuer bei Si-
liifria an Der Conan fat iid per-
iddrft. SIM Emtnn Sal, in Der Mioi-
Dan feilten, iuie nus Serlim gcmel-
bet mirS, bic 9iniien nnS bic Anma-
men einen lefr energiiden @iSer-
itanS.
garon Snrian, Der 0iterrcidliidD-
nnaariIdjc Iiniiter bcs Nnsuarti,
geH, bot ben DentIdDen Neid)sfanslsr
in Berlin beimdjt nnb cine 0epeid)e
ans @erm, tueldje Sepeidjem iid eera-
DC nidjt omrd groke 3nb. fGiTigfeit
ansseihnrn, bebnnptef nun, gnrian
Iei nnr nadJ Berlin sefommen, nm
nit oem bcntidcn &eidsfansler iiber
oen ifnterieebootfriea nno bas onrdl
lin bcriibrtr gerbGltnis Der beibem
oentTdyen MGfte sn ben @ereininten
Staatem ~ belpredjen. anf bieie
Berner DepeIdle FIN befdaftint iidJ
MN cine @afbingtumer Sepeide
nnf's Gifriafte nit Der iuaenannten
1tnterfeebpptlnac. Sic behamptet, in
sen Heaiernnasfreiien 8aihinatom's
betradlte man NIT geioramis bic ae-
senipartiee Gage, bn man beitinaois
befirdltc, bns SemtidjlanS NIT lei.
nen 1lnterlecbooten cine Nnshnnge-
rnnssfampasne gesen Gnslanb in
Ssene leten m5ae, bic natiirlid) bic
Ser. Gtaaten nit in bic Gad)e bim-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-18
setreten, man slambt, baf er am Z.
DECEMBER bprt eintreffem ipirb.

setreten, man slanbt, baf er am Z.
DECEMBER bort eintreffen iuirb.
- Orei Mmerifaner, Die in SUD
req gefangen gebalten tpiroen -
Bates, 8iqian1s nno Wc6arlano
iino in Jreibeit geIest tDorben
-tSie @iliitas iollen lit Der NGbe
BON Ganta GpIalia 25 Chine
len ilmsebrad)t baben.
= Sen. Heribing lagt iuenn man
leinen Soloaten @eibnahtsgelbe1fe
MAIDEN molle, ione man ibnen Bfei=
fen, gdbaf, Gigaretten nn0 @ign-
rettet 8apier, Streibbol5ldad
tellt, gingenahtes, Sfanger-Ga
S1reiblnaterialietb 8aiher @onla-
ne), gnfbetitiiher iino gafbennlei-
fer i1ifelt.
= Die Grimur6nns bes 81. 81
iber in Santa GoIalia iuirb iett BON
inier,n Staatsbepartement hefatist,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-18
6rieas ytatbrid)tett.

glns @ietl neloet man: OaB @raf
Sartlotpsfi oa5r altserieben iuliroe,
oie 9oppelmonar6ie in @aibington
gu pertreter, bot bier nno int 8lloa-
pelt ongen1eit @elingtlinng berpor
gerufen, 90 nton IN i6m ben beIten
Mann fir BEN Soften erblift, gan8
abgeleben oapon, oaB er elmer Der
ael6idteiten 9iplonlaten Seiterreid)-
llngarns lit. Oie 3eitltnget, pelhe
ieine grltennung fonlfleiitierer,
briiden lire 8efriebigulta onriiber
aus, ooB Der Soften in @albing=
ton ipieoer beiebt murne, nno ge-
ben Ser @offrilng 9lusorld, oaB es
Dem itei1en gotihafter geIingen iucr-
oe, m Sen Ser. Staaten llidt MIR
Die gliten 8e5iebnngen 5m DETER
reid llnearn 81 foroern, fon0ern
audi Die Steqltng Ser Monnrhie unos
lire ariegs5iele in's redte 2idt ait
ieben.
Ser 9(ugsblrger ..Roit-3eitung1
tpiro bon aopenbagen gemeloet, oab
Sipilhen ben Giiifen nno Manldrlen
Elm lebr geipanntes 8erbdltnis
berrfdt. Gin geboIlniaftiger oes
runld1ilhen @eneralitabes batte Dor
eilligen gngen cine beftige ausein-
onoeriebung nit oem rliiild)en
&ohitfommanoiereitben uti6 erflarfe
often, Hun1anien fei itngeriiitet in
ben &rieg bineingetreben iDoroen uno
merbe nun I'M Stihe gelaifen. Die
rltiliifer &or1ntanoeure bebailoeln
bie rnnro1iihen Sruppen ipie ibre
eiqenen Soloaten, 5. +. lie freiben
6ie Runldnen nit 4anonen iuieopr III
oen &anfpF tpenu oieielben luailfelr,
ino sn fliehen beginnen gei Sll5la
IieB ser rnIIiide SberIt 8orobill bier
&onlpognien zines gfegintertts BON
8raila nieoerfartatId)eit ipeil lie
retierirten un0 oaourf cine 2iide IN
Ser Shlohtfront beritrindten. Die
fliebenben 9iimanen Deroen bGlifig
bon BEN 9fuiien ongegriffen nno
nit @ononen uno WfoIdinengeipeb
rem tpieoer poripdrts getrieben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-18
Gur5t meberlidt.

0as ltngliif BET 9se,u 2on-
Spn ipmrSe omrh cinen 3nfaa
berbeigefiibrt. Die 9nnfelbeit
Anh bic Str6nnng waren bic
ttriade. Gine Sdabeneriatfla-
&C. gegen bic r0entidlano"
eingereidt.
syreberif 9snlnter glai1bt,
saf Der &rieg nod ein Jabr
sanern ipirb nnb iprid)t ben III.
liierten ben Sies sit.
Nngriffe Der GnslanSer im
Spmine 0ebiet iuerben bon
Sen 9eiitiden abseidHasen.
@emn ensliIde Sdiffc ben
gupfutt sesem amerifaniid)e
1irmem, Die anf Der id)iuarscn
Elite fteben, anfredjtbalten, nil
mniere 3egieruna &etaliations.
mnkregeln ergrcifen.
Die Gnglanber nebmeu TN
Gtrniaa Wtbiet BON MaseSp-
nien ben Ort 8arafli.
Sieben Mnnitipnsidiffe iof-
len inn .Safen bpm Nrd)angcl
ID bic 2nft seiprengt ieim.
Die Seittidcn nnb DETER
reifer MAIDEN in GnmGnien
sieIe @efansene nnb nebmen
mebrere Srte. Sic 6ringen
iiberall in giuntiiniem por.
Die Gnslanber brinsen i'm
Nmcre gebiet lpeiter Dor.
garpn Snriam ipa Sen beiit-
fdDcn Geif)sfansler iurgem Ses
i1nterieebDOtfriese beimdt ba-
ben.
9lusriffr Der Serbcn bei
Nsonaitir iuerben bpn ben 9ent-.
Fdlsn nnS gnlgnren sariifge-
Tdjlagen. gsah IpGtercn Mel
Snngcm bnben Die Serben ei-
nen Siisel senOmmen nhb bic
Sransuien iiub Bis 9anenu
hnrgeriift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-18
Scr Nrddcemt
Sia angebli6 iddtier gtgtn
y(erito pprgeben.
nlanitioi, fir Psrfbins.
Snnf 2lmerifaner aus
parral eerettet.
SrebinD 5iebt aeget 8iaa
5tt Gelb.

Cine 9epeide ans Mtlnntic
Str, natiirli6 ebenlo nnsnberlaiIig
mic alle bic anbern bic bpn bort
gefpmmen iinb, melbet, oer ErGiibent
iuollr iid bonn Staatsiefretar, bem
8ortfabrer Der amerifaniIdJem De-
legation 81 Der amerifaniid=meyis
fnniIden &onferens erfldren laiIen,
mas benn eisentlidj garransa gesen
oas Abfpmmen nit ben Ser Staaten
babe, Yraiibent @iflpn lei Der
anfdt, baf Idarfer eimsesriffen
iuerbem miifie, ipenn Garransa bic
@erbanblnngen nod langer binsiebe.
Die Amerifaner bGtten ben Wferifa-
nern sipei Elane iibermitteft. Der err
Ite iibertraae Die @erantiuprtlid)feit
fir ben Gd)mt Der Grense fait sans
ben Merifanern, Der siueite .ii6ertrage
fie ben Imerifnnern nnb Merifanern
gemcinIam; anf heibe &uriflaee hut
TEN fie bis jebt feline SefinitiDe Int-
iuort erhalten. = 9ieie 9epeIhe err
iudhnt gahrern's nnS ieiner Spuo=
fition geaen ben 6egmliermngsplan
tuieber einmal gar nid)t.
- Mns Columbus in Stem Wferi-
co iuirb semelbet, es ieien arpie
5embnmeem Mlnnitipm fir GeidJiite
nnS @eiue6re an bie Geribing'ihen
Srnppen in Werieo seianbt iuoroen.
Die alparabp Nfinins anb Mil-
ting gontpanp, beren .9anptoffiee in
@ EaIo lit, fat Die gsadridjt erbaI-
ten, Saf bon ibren eli, lidt netit,
Hneeireaten in Harrnl, iiber Seren
Gdiflal man In 1tngemikbeit mar,
fiinf Nann fdler in gnliaean an Der
8eitfiite angefpmmem iinb. Sic Ba-
ben Sarral bor Der Stunning bon
6eiten Der Garransiitas berlaifen.
SIRE Namen fnS: @esleb 8ebb, 8.
g. S6aipfins IT,, Sernarb Me9pmalS,
6oiparb @rep nmo N. @. Niorris.
Bon BEN iibrigem glnierifnnern ut
Tarral iueif' man mod nid)ts.
Gine anseblid) uffisiele NadD-
ridjt ans Gbiluabna melbet, @eneral
Srenimu iuerSe perI5nlidj gegen
&illa sm iselSe sieben; feline Nndbut
iueroc in Gamta 9lpialia bleiben nnb
General Gonsales Gnellar iueroe
ipabrenb ieiner Ibmeicn6eit ben Se-
febl in gbibnnbna fiifrrn. Sine an=
bere nidt pffisielle 9eaf)ridlt mel
bet, 1000 3nnn Sarransn-Srnpben
icien 6ereits bpn Gbibnabnn a6ge-
fd)ift nnS Srebinu tuerbe NIT an-
bern srnppen folgen
- SrcuinD Ioll nur ieiner IbrciIe
bon gbimabna erflarf baben, bic
Belt Der @erteibianmgsmnkreaeln
lei puriiber, rs ntiic jett fdlarf
geaen bic &illiitas boraeaangen fucr-
ben 9as bGtte er MIR id)pm friiber
tnn iOllen.
Der Giienbabnperfebr siuiI6em
2arebo mnb Galtillu IpG nabesm anf-
gefl6rt baben, neil bicle Mnqcitclltc
hire Stelfnmaen lueeen @id)tsahlnmg
ihrer @ebalter nieberaelest bitten.
Ginige BON linen iollen lpsar 10
melt aesangen iein, BON ben
IaiIoaieren anf ben 3iisen @clb Sit
erpreHen
garransa bat NIT ieinen Be
sleiteru ben Siitt nad Gneretars an-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-18

Sdaueineidladten in Der GoGe
Ser @ermannsiobne am Soinftag
nno 5on1tag, 5. IS. ltno 10. Nopem=
Der. @eIlfleiIb, @ellpurit. 8nrIt=
.iuppe. gfnr fir Sermannsfobne
&inftig finbet ieoen Samftag uno
Sonntaa ShiDeinelhIa6ten ftntt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-18

Gin 9elifnteiien Counter. Sn
Ser Sermonnsfobne Salle lDeroea
bonn Sonntoa ab ino ie6er fer
neren @ onntog i'm Speiiesirn-
mer 0eIifoteiien in elmer austpabl
BON oreiBig Biz biersig Sorten fer
biert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-18

Sci slmiens in sSronfreih ioIlen
am 9onnerftog "a l2itftfdmpfe ftatt-
aefunbet bober.