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Evening star., 1916-09-12
HEADACHES

Thousands Of men and women suffer from
headaches every day. other thousands have
headaches every week every month, and
still others have headaches occasionally but
not at regular intervals. The best Doctor IL
often unable TO hnd the cause Of many of
these headaches. and in most other cases.
knowing the cause. he does not know what
viii remove II so as 10 give q permanent
cure. All he can do II 10 prescribe the usual
pain relievers. which give temporary relief
but the headache returns as usual, and treat
ment 10 again necessary. II you suffer from
headaches, no matter what their nature, take
antt-kamnia tablets, and the results will be
satisfactory in the highest degree. You can
obtain them at all druggists in any guam
uty, 1oc worth. 23c worth more. Ask for
Evening star., 1916-09-12

Landlord Ample Mapes O TIL
New Palace Hut-tel, fell an broke
his arm t'day while re-chargin'
tn towel roller.
Th' Danish West Indies II
make a dandy place fer clarinet
players t practice.
Evening star., 1916-09-12
Many Places Open TILL Late.

There are many persons doing business
under wholesale licenses whose places are
kept open until late at night" he said.
''and where the 'growler' may be rushed
or pint Of whisky purchased. Such
sales. In my opinion, are wholly contrary
to the spirit of the law under which the
licenses are granted, and the excise
board should put a stop to such business.
ut is unfortunate that 80 great a num-
Der of such places are in the residential
sections" Mr.. Shoemaker continued, 'tand
the difference between them and licensed
retail places is not very market. and
in my opinion they are more Objectionable
than the saloons and do much more
harm"
Evening star., 1916-09-12

Arthur c. Moses. lot 81. block II: $40.
LANIER HEIGHTS-Harry K. Boss ct
ux- to George L. and Yesta E. Good
win. lot 44s: $40: stamp. 81.
A STREET NORTHEAST between 18th
and 14th streets-Charles NJ Corson
to Annie D. Wood. lot 1o5. square 1885;
$40: stamp. 50.
NO. 11l4 T STREET NORTHWEST
Mary E. Post to Charles F. Pitt. lot
IS. square $685. SO; stamps, 81.
Evening star., 1916-09-12
START INSPECTION
OF LIQUOR HOUSES
Members of Excise Board to
Visit 334 Places Where In
toxicants Are Sold.
DECREASE IN THE NUMBER
OF SALOONS MAY RESULT
New Set of Regulations to Be Con-
Standardization League
Active in Opposing Licenses.

Members of the excise board yester-
day afternoon started on their tour of
inspection of the 334 places where
owners or occupants desire to dispense
intoxicating beverages during the year
beginning November /. Members of
the board expect to finish their in
spections not later than October /,
when the hearing Of the cases will be
begun. 1t Is highly probable that the
board will have some surprises to
hand out to applicants, and persons
familiar with what is going on assert
that the number of saloons will be
considerably decreased.
AS soon as the board is formally or
ganized, it is stated, the question of
amending or possibly adopting an en-
tire new set of regulations will be con-
sidered. Henry G. Baker, a. member of
the board, already has suggested that
the rule permitting cleaning of bars on
Sundays be abolished, and it is believed
his recommendation will prevail. Such
a change will be pleasing to members
of the Anti-Saloon League. Albert E.
Shoemaker, counsel for the league, hav-
ing entered many vigorous protests to
that particular rule.
their bars on Sundays for the purpose
of cleaning them. Mr.. Shoemaker said.
is opening the door to some of them to
violate the law. On one OCCASION, he
said, he saw the proprietor and several
men in a saloon on Sunday morning.
There were glasses on the bar. he said,
but he saw none Of the men drinking.
Evening star., 1916-09-12

admitted to probate and letters testa-
mentary granted to Harry l. Rust:
bond, 100000: attorneys, Berry & Minor.
In re Wanda Trudrung; order Of al
lowance.
Estate of Philip Caffrey; will dated
January 6, 1909; filed.
Evening star., 1916-09-12
SICK.HEADACHES

Sick headache. the most miserable of all
sicknesses. loses its terrors when AK Tablets
are taken, When you feel an attack coming
on take two tablets, and in many cases the
attack will be warded on. During an attack
take AK Tablet every two hours. The
rest and comfort which follow can be OBJ
tained in no other way.
Genuine AK Tablets bear the AK
monogram. At all druggists.
-Advsrt1ssmsn&.
Evening star., 1916-09-12
THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.
FOI1JTY DIyISION-I,st Sid,

EQUITY DIvISION-Justice Siddons.
In re lunacy of George W. Siggers:
Marcella B. Siggers appointed committee;
bond. $500; attorney. George c. Gertman.
In re lunacy of William Connor, account
referred to auditor; attorney, Frederick
A. Fenning.
In re lunacy Of Elias Brown; committee
authorized to cucumber estate; attorney.
A. w. Gray.
DISTRICT DrvIsIoN-Justice siddons.
In re widening of alley in square 3045;
verdict of jury filed.
BANKRUPTCY DIvISION-Justice Sid
dons.
In re Max Berman; reference to E. S.
McCalmont as special master.
PROBATE D1vIsIoN-Justice sddons.
Estate of Jane E. Minor; will dated
February Is. 1913. filed.
Estate of John H. Yeager; letters of
Yaeger; bond, 5000; attorney, D. S. Bir-
ney.
Estate of Annie r. Young; caveat
withdrawn: attorneys, A. L. Newmyer
and George w. kries.
Estate of John H. Yeager: petition
for letters of administration filed; at
torney D. S. Birney.
Estate of Henry Willis; petition for
letters of administration filed; attor-
ney, James A. OShea.
Estate of John Arnold; will admitted
to probate and letters of administration
C. t. a. granted to John B. Larner;
bond, s2.5oo; attorney. ]. s. Larner.
Estate of Luella Hendricks; letters
of administration granted to Arthur j.
Hendricks; bond. 800: attorney, G. P.
McGlue.
In re Charles K. Balster; order of al
lowance: attorneys. Archer & Smith.
Estate of Edward Farrell; letters of
administration granted to Lloyd A.
Dounas: bond 5000: attorneys Rrand-
enburg & Brandenburg.
Estate of Samuel G. Haslup; letters
of administration granted to Jaffa E.
McGiffert: bond, $500; attorney, W. e.
Lamb.
Estate of Bertha E. Cole; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testa-
mentary granted to Alice E. Cole; bond,
$500; attorneys, w. L. Browne and ].
A. Cobb.
Estate of Redwood vandegraft; will
Evening star., 1916-09-12

The word architect" is said by the
London Builder to have been used first
in English in a book by John Shute.
published in 1868.
Evening star., 1916-09-12

New Yorkers eat 800. .ooo, 900 fve-cent
loaves OF bread yearly, or nearly $780,
600 daily. and spread their bread with
about 140.000.o00 pounds of butter
Evening star., 1916-09-12

Gear wheels, to be connected to the
front wheels Of an automobile. have
been invented to make car lift its
own top whenever the driver desires.
Evening star., 1916-09-12
Ordered to Duty With Troops.

Each of the following-named officers
Of the Corps Of Engineers has been
relieved from station in this city, and
from duty at the Engineer School. and
assigned to the regiment indicated:
First Lieut.. Ernest F. Miller, to tho
I'd Regiment of Engineers.
Second Lieut.. Douglas L. Weart, to
the LIST Regiment of Engineers.
Second Lieut.. William F. Tompkins, to
the I'd Regiment Of Engineers
Second Lieut.. Paul A. Hodgson, to
the LIST Regiment of Engineers.
Second Lieut.. Thomas B. Larkin, to
the I'd Regiment of Engineers.
Second Lieut.. Edwin c. Kelton, to the
1st Regiment of Engineers.
Second Lieut.. Layson e. Atkins, to the
I'd Regiment of Engineers.
Evening star., 1916-09-12
A. E. Shoemaker Will Act.

Albert e. Shoemaker. counsel for the
Anti-Saloon League. will present the
views of the anti-saIoon organization
and represent citizen protestants who
are desirous of ridding their neighbor-
hoods of drinking places, or who object
to the opening Of new places near their
homes.
The league plans to oppose the re-
newal of all liquor licenses this fall
which, in It's Judgment were Illegally
granted last year" said Mr.. Shoemaker.
granted in residential sections or dis
ricts. and also those granted within the
prohibited distance Of churches and
schools.
THE league solicits and expects the
cooperation of real estate owners and
residents In the neighborhood of such
Objectionable liquor establishments IN
the prosecution Of its work.
~. The lie league does not propose to op-
against which there can be urged no
legal objections. nor against which
there are no protests of citizens nor
adverse report from the police depart
ment, except in rare instances for some
special and legitimate reason"
Counsel for the league favors divorc-
ing the grocery and liquor businesses,
and thinks that many persons holding
wholesale licenses sell intoxicants in
smaller quantities than the liquor law
permits. He ia unable to understand
why persons holding wholesale licenses,
as is the case with many grocers, should
be permitted to sell pints of liquor and
MI orders for GROWERS" tho Same ~
the retailers.
Evening star., 1916-09-12
To Inspect All Establishments.

Members of the board will visit every
place mentioned in the application for
licenses. ESQ for retail and "a for whole
sale licenses. 1t is the intention of the
board to have measurements made at
all saloons where last years measure
ments were questioned at the Senate
investigation of the excise board, and
Should any of them fall short Of the re-
ouired distance from a church or school
the applications will be promptly re-
jected
Heretofore 1t has been the method Of
the board to hear the cases and report
the result Of their findings the last day
of the license year. This year it is
probable that the uncontested cases
will be disposed of early in October and
the applicants notified of the boards
action without delay. Later the con-
tested cases will be heard and disposed
of before November 1.
Just what changes the board intends
to make in the regulations is not
known. It is probable that the Sun
day closing regulation will be one Of
the most important changes consid-
cred. however, and the change will
affect many persons, especially bar
tenders and porters, who labor every
day in the week. The resembling of the
will mean a Sunday holiday
for them.
Evening star., 1916-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

| T. W.
Has moved his Office from
3o16 14th st. NV. to
2901 14th st
Z Will, NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS
contracted by others than myself. KARL F.
PFLIEGER.
A SESSION OF ALMAS TEMPLE OF THE
Mystic Shrine Is hereby ordered to convene at
the patrol headquarters. 1924 st. NV. un-
der date Of. WEDNESDAY. September 13, at
4:S0 p.m., for such business may be prop
erly presented.
L. WHITING ESTES. Potentate.
Attest: HARRISON DINGMAN. Recorder. 12'
WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF
real estate Offices from 302 East Capitol st.
TO our new building, SIS East Capitol at.
List your vacant property with us.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SON.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-09
3eitnnsen int aries.

Sir pieIes lit Ser Grieg perant-
iportLif genaf)t moroen, fir bieles,
bas nidt I'M geringiten nit Dem
9riege I'M 3~uIammenbang ltebt. 0aB
dber Der europdifhe arieg Die Ser
itellnng BON 3eitllngen ~nerteuerte,
1T nid)t cine @niift ODER mir cine
@ebauptung, Ionoern cine ~beitebeube
Gatiaf]e.
Ger Greis BON iebem 9(rtifel Der
sur Seriteaung elmer 3eitung no-
Zig lit, lift ieit 4usbruh oes euro
paiiden arieges I'M 4uguit 1914, &C.
Itieaen uno 5Dar BON / Yro5ent Bis
Su 5000 9ro8ent. Die 6eriteaitng
pom ariegsmaterial uno GIeioungs-
itiiden mir Die Solbaten in ben
Sdiitengr1ben bat iopiel Material,
ons fir oas 9rufen ser i3eitnngen
notpenoiq lit, aus Dem genobnliden
@anoel gebraft, oaB u~nbeitdnoige
uno bobe Ireile iebt Die 9fegel iin6.
6ier folgen einiee @rempel:
3uerit ipuroe Der Wangel an Wfe.
toa geIpiirt, Ser our9 Die Iuni-
tionsfabrifation bemerfbor muroe.
Dos 9lei, oas bauptiddlib bier in
ben Ser. Staaten bergeitent tpurbe,
lit olird Die INSTRUMENTATION bon
S4.25 Dor Dem arieee auf 1925
pro bunoert @eipitt geitiegen.
3inn, oas biel gebrmlft miro in
benz Sdriftnetad, Itebt gum groBer
SeiI inter eneliifer aontrole nuf
miro MIR m~isgefiibrt NIT Der Gr.
lanbnis Der britii6en &egierung
1914 fpitroe in Neip Oorf Der Ereis
fiir einen 8Iof 3inn nit $40 ongeoe.
ben. 6eiite foiten fleinere 0uanti,
tdten bon 100 8fnnoen $50.
I%ntimonium. Die erbGrtenSe Sub.
itnn8 oes Sdriftmetaas miro aud
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-09
Die Bemftge Gage.

Maes lit beute Ourb Die urtge-
mein fiibne Gat oeutider unterlee-
boote, Die bier eneliibe, einen nor
tpegiIden unO einen boaanoiiden
DampIer nabe unierer &iiite torpe-
bert baben in ben 9intergrun0 ge-
or0ngt. Oa ollie polferredtli6en
8eltimmungen uno Die Ibntabull-
gen nit uns beadtet iino, 10 ldeint
oas @reignis alf Die Gage por-
I1ufig feline anbere@irfung at baben,
ols oaB es bas Mniebn Der engliiden
Seetiiftiefeit nod mebr berunter-
Test, als Dies fhon gei6eben it,
9enn Die gngIdnoer baben piele
arieqsidiffe ON unierer &itlte POI
troulIieren uno ben oeiiti6en I'M
t~erieebooten lit es bod ~gelunget,
5tpilden ibnen 0lird5ufommen uno
lire fiibnen eaten alls5ufiibren.
Mud ionit limb erfreulide Na6rid=
ten aefommen. Die G1tmdnen rau-
men Siebenbiirsen Die Gumdnel
uro Guiien 5ieben iif in Der go-
brnoida 5ltriif uno Die Serben boz
ben IN Mn5eoonien cine Ndeoerlage
erlitten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-09
SulanO.

- 3mei Stabtperoronete oes Or
tes Clifton, Sfla., nuroe BON etpa
300 erbitterten giirgern aus Der
S%taotballe gebolt nno f6uer gemiB-
bonoelt, ebe Tie BON Der 8oli5ei be-
freit merben fonnten. Die beiben
M0nner merben beiduloigt, oie
Stoot in gerabe5ll perbreherii6er
8eiie in Shuloen eeitiir5t 5a ba-
ben. Die giirger brangen in Dos
Gotba1s nnb 1dleiften Die pflibtper-
geiienen Staotpdter nit ei1em
Strid Inn Sen Sails alts ser 5alle
lie a~ufaubdngen. geiben pur
Sc libel mitgelpielt, ebe Tie bon oen
8oli5iiten aus ibrer gefdbrli6en 60
ge errettet murben. @enn's ii6eran
10 aemadt tpiiroe, Damn fpiiroe ma1l=
de Stoot cine mebr fpariame nno
mebr ofonomiide 8~ermaltung ba=
ben.
Ser 94jabrige General CHARLES
9. @oroon perbeiratete iid in Colo
rooo springs 5um fiinften Male;
feline Inn suIebt mgetrante @be-
b1lfte lit bie 78idbrige @ittpe War
garet Orion. Sdmmtlide Sralten
oes Generals moren @itmen. Sci
Ser gerbeiratung mar Ser ein5ige
Sobn 6es 8rdutigams, Elm 73iabri-
ger Mann, Ser Gater bon Is ber=
beirateten &inoern tit, 5tgegen.
Sn einem Miin 5aufen i'm
Sofe bes Maieltie &otel in Sem
Dorf murbe elm Oiamanten Hing
I'M @erte bon $4,000 bon einem
MngeIteGten gefunben uno an oie
SoteI : 8eripaItund abaeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-09

britiIde 9ampfer trpt elmer @ar=
ltuns non Seitem oes engliiden
Sotidafters in @aIbtmgton ppn Nor=
fulf aus in See gesangen.
Sin aemiIier Capt. @ert, Der BET
ben MQlierten oiente uno jebt IN I'M
Term 2anoe 8orleiungen bdlt, be-
bouptet, oas l1nterieeboot ou=53"
lei in @irfli6feit oas l1nterieei6iff
yImerifa", beiien &ommen bereits
ongefiinbigt ipnroe. 9as lit natiirlid
ebeniol6 l1niinn, mie feline 8ebaup=
trng, er babe bas llnterieei6iff
Bremen" in einem eneliiben &n=
fen liegen geieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-09

8eperioge befano ii9 beim alsbrud)
oes &rieges IN europa uno bat Do
mails intereiiante, ia6lib eebaltene
9riegsberi1te gei1rieben. I19 in
oieier Reoe mar er ourdm1s iadli6,
beI1ranfte ii6 aber bauptfaflif
oarallf, naf5upeilen, oaB Die Brab-
lerei 8ilion's, err babe infer 2anO
aus oem &riege berauseebalten,
l~11rIinn lei. llnb mas @iIion's gu
fiinftiges 8rogramm fir ausmartige
Holitif anbetreffe, meinte 8eperioge,
10 miiroe es elm @lt1toer iein, menrl
lolb Elm 8rogramm inns nift oireft
IN einen &rieg bineinbrd6te, Gin
GeIt poI gaiilisfeneier nannte er es.
&ooIebelt milf alt6 nod Geheil
balten nno oiele Wodribt miro
Sugbes ebenfaGs nit iebr gemiidlten
@efiiblen aufgenommen boben. Ger
ebemalige &aubreiter Sberlf mil
logar nod @l Gaio geben uno BORT
ipreden. Gas fam nett meroen.
SSn 8e5ng auf &oot uno &ooiepelt
uno dbnli6e @eiiter fann Sugbes
aud Iagen: v2ieber Soft, 6eI6iibe
mid Dor meinen Sreunben, Dor mel
men Seinoen mill i6 mid idon TEL
Der ibiiten."
am Gage na6 ieiner Hiiffebr
BON Der &eile naG Smaba bot Der
Graiioert IN ieiner Gina 5a Gong
gran6 cine @n5obl 8roereiiiper rnS
unabbansiger empfangen uno ibncn
cine Geoe gebalten. @obI Die merf-
rpiiroieite &eoe, Die er in oieienl
@ablfampf gebalten bat. Die 8eoe
NOR nifts ipeiter als elm 8angema-
den Dor Ser republifaniiden Sortei.
.0ie repltblifanil6e 8artei, fpie lie
iebt beItebt, 1T, nod 8raiioent @il-
IONS @orten, aus tpioeritrebenoen
glementen 5niammengelebt, nab
reno oie oemofratiide Iartei, felt ae-
einiat oaitebt. 9esbalb fam Die re-
publifaniiHe Iartei au6 nI9ts
ausridten. u@enn ih Elm &epubli-
faner mare, niiroe ih Mngit baben,
gefpablt Sa meroen; oenn ib miiroe
miiien, oaB id) nidts leiiten fonne, "
Iagte Ser IrGiioent. limo oann emit
mari er elm ifauerlides Bib bon
Dem, mas geldeben miiroe, tpefti1 Die
republifaniIde 8artei mieoer CUR
Madt %geIangen lo0te. Sbre Ser
ipaltung piiroe cine bonitanoig unfd-
bige meroert, es piirbe nidts, ober
nitr SdIedtes geleiltet merben. Wm
iuiiroe cine 8oIitif fiibren, Die Der
leinen geraoe5u entgegengeiebt iein
tpiiroe uno ct beutete an, oaB Die re-
publifanii1e Yartei burd lire Ius=
lanopoIitif bic Ser. Staaten in Die
IfIimmiten internntionalen Sermif-
l1ngen, ia 6ireft in BEN &rieg brin-
gen tperbe. Sic itnteritiise &anoiou-
ten, Die ausgeipro6en n~n1eutraI
Ieien uno tire yiibrer lelbit beferm-
ten iid CUR llnneitralitat. 0as
SdIimmite aber lei, baB nit oem
Siege ser &epubIifaner cine ge-
beimnispoIe Maht &ontroae iiber
Die Gegierung befomme uno bob
oieie &ontroae gum Sdaoen oes
2anoes alsgeiibt meroe.
Cine garl8e 8litenleie bon Sdau-
ergeididten: HIanloiigfeit, Soeenlo-
iigfeit, internationale 8ermiflungen,
2rieg uno Serri6aft Der @elomadt
- ipenn Dos niht 5iebt uno Die 2el-
te BON Der republifaniiden Tartei
5lriifIdredt, Damn niibt nidts mebr.
unlerer Meinung nod lit Die 3eoe
elm armutsSeligniB Tdlimmitert 4rt.
.Solhe @affen penoet man nur an,
tpenit MAJ abiolut ni1ts meter an-
~5liiuen0en bat. Die repliblifaniide
Eartei fam Dem Traii0enten fir
oiefe Geoe eber oanfbar als boie
To,-,
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SnlanDiidje 0DdenrnnoidJau.

Der @ablfcmpf lit jest IN nolenl
@alge. Hr1iioent @illon lit oiefe
ISOLDE in Omaha, Nebrasfa, gene
fen, inn Dos finf5igjabriger Subj
I1nm ser Mufnabme Nebrasfa's ais
Staat in Die Union git feiern. gr
bat orei Geben gebalten, bod bot er
etpas beionoers Seniotioneaes in
linen nidt geiagt. NaturgemaB
belflaftiete er iid nit Der gnttDif-
lung oes mittIeren 8eitens nno nit
Der gldn5enoen 3nfnnft, Die 0ieien
Stooten beporItebf. Bolitil1 tpuroe
er rur, tpei1r er bon Dem &rieg uno
Dem groBen Iufi6pung oes 2anoes
unter leiner @ermaltlins ipra6.
0otiirlidJ murben Die rieiigen @r-
port5ablen nieoer mitgeteilt. er
beitritt aufs gnti6ieoenite, ooB
oieie ein5ig uilo adein olf Ben Grieg
5uriifeefiibrt meroen miiBten. or
f1ihte oas@eeenteiI gu bepeiien, nber
tpenn er oies nit oenieIben @orten
eetai1 bat, Die in Der Heoe abgeorudt
muroert, oann beriteben mir nidt,
mas er eigentlib NIT ibnen beDie-
fen baben mid. gS l1Bt iif) oas
oub nidt befDeiien.
lteber oen &riee iaste er mir sla-
eemeineS, oas t~eilfpeile reft unper-
it1noIi6 mar. gr iagte, boB Die
Ser. Staaten our6aus nidt inter
allen llmitdnoen ben &rieg permei-
ben miiBten, aber mern iie fampi-
ten, oann oiirften lie nidt I'm felb-
ftiider 9nefe miaen ben &f be-
ginnen. ionbern MIR nm bas @obl
Der Menffbeit. Cine Ieere VbroIe,
Die Defenders gut ourd ben fpanilf
omerifnniihen 4rieq iauitriert
miro, Der Inn ni1ts meniger aIs nm
humanitdrer 3uede besomnen MUIR
De. - -ifs
An Semiel6en Gage iprof in ser
Carnegie @alle, su geetp yorf Der
friibere Stootsiefret1r Hoot. &oot
lit befanttIid) eilt tDiitenber Gert
Ihenfeino mo err bate mol nid)tS
Iieber geieberL ols peiln Die Ser!
Stooten ben arieg OIL 9eutidlano
erflGrt Batter, wabrifeinlif bofft
er nod INNER. ooB er erfldrt miro.
Or lit Hepublifaner, uno iogar elmer
Der angelebeniten &epublifaner, aber
mir gluiiben, 0aB benz Yrdiibent-
fhaftsfan0ioaten 6ugbes INNER Elm
@rauen angebt, menn Root Sen
Witnb aiftlt uilo politilhe @ei5-
belt BON iif giebf. Dies MoI err
fl0rte err: n0ie 0cutide Resiernng
i8norierte Die @orte unierer Megie-
ring in ibrem @roteit gegen bic Or
moroung BON 9(merifanern auf Der
o2uiifnnia", niht neil bic oeuti6e
&egieriing bereit mar, oen 4ampf
aegen inns aufaunebmen, Ionoern
neil iie annabm, onB ole Mdnter
an Der Spibe Der Negiernnq nidt
BEN Mrt, Die &raft uno 0ie Gnt-
Ihloiienbeit bei1Ben, lire 3robrm-
gen mabr 81 modem" 0as lit Dos.
miLiger liniinn uno mir slaiiben,
Serr Sugbes wiiroe lebr flug ban.
oeln, fpenn err &oot 70 nerig mic
m0alih reoen IieRe. SeineA @obl.
duslidlten fam oerartiee @ampngrte.
@eoerei numogliG niiben.
On mnd)t es Der Senntor gepe.
ridge beiier. Ger bat aud on Dem.
feIben 3nge cine Reoe eebnlten. II
Chicago, uno BAT bort in elmer ppr.
trefIIifen Heoe iebr perniinftige mi
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Werifopolitif gelproten. Die er II
gruno uno 9ooen peroammte. alid
or iprah iiber ben Griea. aber Fl
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@albeiton, geitern, feline gorie.
gpttoniamen=Hro0itfte
San Antpnip, Seq, g.. Oh. 1916 -
Brine CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil, 70
Gents Der 0nIone,
Nem g1rf, 8. Oft. - Spot $11.30
nnb $500; Sftpber, $11.40 nno
$S1.43; Nobember, $11.01 unb $11.04j
9e5ember, $1,000 nnb S10.92; Sanuaf,
$10.91 unb $10.92; Sebonar, $1,000
nnb $10.93; Mdr5, $11.00 nnb
SHOP; Npril, SHOP unb $11.11,
@ai, $t1.08 uno $t1.15.
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SO. 2-Won Corpus epriiti uno garris
90 Springs ;. ......5:30 nafm.
SO. 4-gon CORPUS gbrifi II. Brotp1ss
bile ..L-...... 200 BORN.
Abfanrt -
yo. 1-NnA Corpus Gpriii ........
.10:30 BORN.
go. 5-Na6 CORPUS gbriftt nnb gars
riao SPRINGS -. ....10:45 abenos
Santa Es I2. 4. q. q. Gepotl.
Nnflnft -
No. 5-Wpm Nor0en. ...9.15 BORN.
$40. 1-Wom 9orben ....S:05 abenos
Mbfahrt-
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$50. 8-2oenI NaD Sablor .........
.2:30 nadm.
Ito. 6-gn6 ct. 2onis nro Srten an
Der Santa Sc .........7:35 aben6ss
30. 5-g1a1 Qoreoo -. $3.50 moraens
10. 11-y2oh 2rrehn ....10:OO ubenos
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&iihe $3.70 Bis $4.60.
&dlber $3.50 Bis 1925.
Sdien $3.50 biz $685..
8uIen $4.75 Biz $500.
ct. 2olis, 8. Oft. 1916 Ninoz
,ie6. Serassgieb, $3.50 Biz $500.
S9tpeine $500 Biz $1,000.