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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-12
PERSONALS

The Misses Eleanor Mayors and
Jessie Vandervort have returned from
Lumberport where they had been the
guests of relatives for several days.
Miss Marian Leary left this morn.
ing for Oakland. Md, to spend few
days at her home.
Miss Hazel Lcmley, OF Morgantown,
who had been the guest Of her aunt.
Mrs. A. NJ. Michael, has returned
home.
Mrs. Fred Ambrose and son, Of New
York, are the guests Of relatives in
the city.
John Cochrane left last night for
Emmitsburg, Nd, to resume his stu
dies at Mount st. Mary's College.
The Misses Miriam. Rock and Elean-
or Peddicord left last night for Bris.
Z tow, Va, to resume their studies at
st. Ewith's School for young girls.
Twin daughters, weighing seven
pounds each, were born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Va:.ce at their
home on Water street, East Side.
Both the twins and the mother are
in excellent health.
\. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Binns motored to
Dola Sunday and returning brought
their two daughters. Phyllis and Pau.
line, who were visiting at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. V. E. Swiger. Miss Esth.
or Swiger also accompanied the party
to this city for visit
Miss Martha A. Hoffman OF this
city is the guest of the Misses Mar.
garet and Jessie Caswell at their
home in Lexington. Ky.
Mfaq Virptnia Mulvov n OF u,
music at the Normal school, has re.
turned here from her home at Big
Rapids, Mich, to resume her du.
ties.
Eugene Nuzum who had spent the
last two months here with his aunt,
Mrs. H. F. Smith lea-es in the morn.
ing for his home at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
His mother and sisters will remain
for several weeks longer.
Mrs. Margaret Sturm and daughter,
Miss Gail. Of near Pennington, left
this morning for visit with relatives
In Cleveland and Canton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. G. Hood and son motored
to Pennington Sunday and spent the
day with Mrs. Hoods sister, Mrs.
Margaret Sturm.
Miss Alice Shaf-r has arrived here
from her home at Lansing. Mich, to
resume her work In the millinery de.
partment at Hartleys. She visited
relatives in Cleveland, O., en- route
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. Goff Cunningham have re.
turned from a two weeks trip north
which included visits at Detroit, Nj.
agara Falls and Toronto. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wilson have re.
turned from Mt. Lake Park, Md.
where they had spent a few weeks.
Mr.. Jas. Gilfillen, who had spent
the last several months here with his
sister, Mrs. j. R. Neill on Chestnut
street, left this morning for his home
1t Warren, Pa.
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lIEl!ve.ning Chat

Two hundred and three years ago
Antonius stardivarius made a violin
which now reposes in the window OF
"a. A. Hays Pastime bowling alleys.
sstardivarius was violin maker OF
great renown and constructed this
particular violin during the year OF
:i71s.
After being used number OF years
by Italian musicians this violin was
brought TO this country and in some
maner was brought into West vir.
yinia more than 100 years ago. At
least this is the story told by the
person from whom Mr.. Hays purchas.
ed the instrument. Mr.. Hays does
not remember the mans name from
who he obtained the violin but says
he was an ttenerant fiddle player who
wandered around over the state play.
ling in barrooms and at dances.
The violin contains the name of An.
stonius Stardivarius lettered on the IN
side and also the name Of Elias Coe.
OF Falrmont, who repaired the instru-
ment in 1908. At that time it was
badly damaged and when purchased
by Mr.. Hays some ten or twelve years
ago had evidently been used in
fight having had a large nail driven
through It and broken finger board.
Stardivarius is said to have begun
the manufacture OF violins at the age
Of eight and continued until his death
at the age OF 81. He was evidently
most industrious person as to date
almost ten thousand OF his violins
have been discovered in this country.
Hardly week passes without some
person discovering one of these rare
and valued instruments In some Sec
ton OF the United States. Many of
course are limitations and fakes.
This one however has all the ear
marks that would lead the average
person to believe that 1t was genu-
Inc product Of the famous old violin
maker. 1t is stained dark and dingy
brown by the passage OF time and &C.
cording to Mr.. Hays has not been
painted for a hundred years.
The violin whether or not It is
genuine Stardivarius has most won
derful sweet mellow tone and q visit
or can easily coax Mr.. Hays to take
1t from the case and demonstrate with
rollicking old Irish melody.
This violin may or may not be
true Stardivarius hut Mr.. Hays states
that a Clarksburg man recently Of
fered him thousand dollars for the
instrument and he 10 now firmly con-
WINGED that 1t Is truly one of the rare
and priceless models made by the old
blind craftsman.
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Ronceverte. September 10.
Lewisburg. September II.
Anderson. September Is.
Hinton, September 10 and ".
Thurmond. September IS.
Fayetteville, September 10.
Montgomery. September 81 and %
Charleston, September "a.
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MRS. LIVINGSTON
IS GREAT ORATOR
Maine Woman Will Add To
Suffrage Cause in
West Virginia


Ms. Deborah Knox Livingston d
Bangor, Maine, vii arrive in Yves,
Virginia on September - and VIII
Immediately take the stump In fayo,
II the pending franchise amendmen,
To the atats constitution. She will
begin her activities IN White sulphu,
epfings on the day Of her arrival In
the State and from that time forth
abe Will be heard In many places.
Mrs. Livingston has been pro
nouneed BY former Governor Glass
cook and BY Judge Frank Cox Of
Gorgantown, - among the half dog
en- great orators Of America. They
have both heard this famous woman
and are excellent Judges Of what Il
groat In oratory.
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twelve years has conducted a board.
ing house for young en- on Watson
avenue mas discontinued the business
and will spend the winter in North
Carolina with relatives. The Arnett
home has been popular among young
men since lis opening and Grand ma
Arnett' as she was affectionately
called, has mothered large number
OF homeless young men in the city.
Left for Battle Creek.
Mrs. F. C. Dudley OF this city and
Mrs. w. A. Raymond left toda:- for
Battle Creek, Mich. where they will
spend several weeks. E-r. Clark has
not been well for some time and goes
there to recuperate. Mrs. Raymond
will join Judge Raymond who has
been there for month.
Returned from Suffrage Convention.
Mrs. F. C. Dudley of this icty and
Mrs. Ellis Yost of Morgantown have
returned from Atlantic City, where
they attended the National Suffrage
convention.
Exhibit.
A collection Of pictures much above
the average is on exhibition at the ].
M. Hartley and son department store
for a period of several days which is
we'll worth the attention of art lovers
and home keepers. The collection
comes from the Purnell Art Co., ira.
porters and dealers. Baltimore con-
Germ Of prominence and tho exh!bi-
tion is under the Erection Of their
representative. ". Foss Mohr. The
collection comprises etchings tina ma
iority Of which bear the penciled auto.
graph of the artist. hand culored pho.
iogravures, the subjects Icing from
tho old artists, water colors, and meg
zotints, the latter being done by a
process which gives wonderfully
soft coloring to the picture. The Pur.
nell company has done business with
number Of rairmont people at their
baltimore house The exhibition will
continue through the week and II Is
open to the public.
To Entertain.
Miss Susan Arnett will be hostess
on Wednesday evening at Westwood
the summer camp of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. T. l.. Arnett to a number
Of frie- DIS.
To Return Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson,
who have b, guests at Sonencroft
the home Of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Hutchinson, will leave
tomorrow for their home at Logan.
To Attend Philadelphia School.
Miss Pauline Jamison will enter the
Marshall school near Philadelphia for
the year leaving here early next
month. She will accompany the
Misses Virginia Alexander and Mil
dred LeMasters who will re.enter
Miss Sayward's school at Overlook,
suburb OF Philadelphia.
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Until Russia triumphs over Ger.
many, Nine. Eugene Foraniova. noted
Russian beauty and concert singer,
will dress in mourning. she says.
Nine. Fonariova arrived in New
York in black costume similar to the
garb adopted by Grand Duchess Ia.
tiana. eldest daughter OF the car, who
took oath never to wear only black un.
til Russia is victorious.
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Pythian Sisters to Meet,

The regular meeting Of the Pythian
Sisters will be held this evening and
their hall. The members are urged
to be present as the report OF the re.
cent state, meeting held at Hunting.
ton will be reviewed by Mrs. c. C.
Meredith.
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Four O'CLOCK Tea

HonoRing her mother, Mrs. Schro-
eder, of Pittsburg, Mrs. Roger Kings
lans is entertaining at an attractively
appointed four o'clock tea this after.
noon at her home on Walnut avenue
and Second street.
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GROIN 80, BRIDE AZ.

SPENCER. W. Va. Sept. 12.-G. w.
Billiard, aged so years, secured a mar
rage license here to wed Mrs. Mar.
tina Short, aged 81. The two had been
lifelong neighbors and the groom
bounced his bride on his knee when
she was child. He played with her
and watched her develop into woman.
hood and marry. Two years ago her
husband died.
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chatterbox Club Entertained.
The Misses Jeanette and Caroline
Bright were hostesses to the members
OF the Chatterbox Club last evening
at their home on Jackson street.
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Motored to Ind. Morris,

Mrs. ]. R. Neill and daughter, Mrs.
Myrtle McCray, and sons, Eugene
NELL OF Cairo and Chas. Neill Of Tulsa.
morning to spend the day.
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For Guesta.

The Misses Irene and Martha
Hutchinson will entertain at a dance
at the Country Club Thursday even
Ing honoring their guests, the Misses
Mae Dennis, and Anna McHugh, Of
Philadelphia.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
To Meet Tonight.

To Meet Tonight.
The month"; meeting of The United
Daughters OF the Confederacy will be
held tonight at o'clock at the home
of Mrs. a. F. Peddico~d on Main
street.
Quits Business.
Mrs. Flora Arnett who for the last
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MRS. DEBORAH KNOX LIVING.
SToN
Who will this week begin q speaking
tour OF West Virginia in favor Of
Equal Suffrage. She is one of the
half dozen really great orators Of
America and IL Superintendent Of
the Franchise Department Of the
National w. @. T. U.
Mrs. Livingston is superintendent
OF the franchise department of the
National Woman's Christian Temper
anee Union and has done valiant
work both for the cause Of temper
anoe and Of suffrage. She will speak
In West Virginia under the auspices
Of the State Equal Suffrage Associa.
ton. Her itinerary 10 as follows:
White Sulphur Springs, septem.
her II.
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gfnntnrer 662.
l1miere ritbmreide 9lrntee.
(9lus Dem u2agolte 2eoger1 }

(9lus Dem u2aGolte 2eoger"
Gin Seuf5er Der grlei6terullg
entrang ii6 Ser 8ruit Der n1eiiten
@inlpobner BON 2aGoite, Elm ieoer of
ntete NIT neuem 2ebensmnte ipieoer
auf, na6oem Die $50 ooer mebr SIR
nree slntomobile, nelbe oie Milis=
Soloaten BON Der merifa1iIAell
@ren5e nad) San 9(nto1io beforoer-
ten, infer Stdotben pailiert batteil
nno nnleren 9ltget1 entibplinoen ma
rem. .Wie INNER man 0ieie in Shaft
Uniform gefleioeten Menl9en oud,
nennen mag, ibr 8etragen mar oer=
artig, odB Die Srtl6aften, tpelde nit
ibrer @egeniDart begIiift muroen,
lie 10 lei6t nidt pergelle1l lperoen.
eSnfolge Der berriidtef1 granbell=
iaft=Wetbpoen llno 9lnoronungen I'M
lerer Seeres 8erpnltung ourb
ipelde Die 9lrdnee &atltinen abge=
idafft iino, gerieten oieie robeln go
terlanosperteibiger tpie milo getpproe-
mes 8ieb altBer gfanb ulto gano,
Iobalo iie aus Der Serne einen ga
loon tpittertei1 Sbre Sffi5iere bat
ten ebenloiDenig Maht, Die rnelhngae.
geiDoroenen &erle 5ll perbi1oern,
li6 toIl l1n6 bol 5n trillfen ais Yrd=
1toent @iIion's Troteit Soften
Sobnnp 8ua belpegett, feine Hoff-
rdubereiett eil15uitellen. @uroen iie
aus elmer giir binaligtranspprtiert,
famen fie ei1lfad su elmer anoerIl
mieber bereil1 ia iie gingen iogar
10 meit, elm gan5es SAB Shnaps
5n iteblen nno iptroen erit ertpifd)t.
als iie iib oanlit fd)on alif Ser Stra-
I be befanoen. sssr einem Saloon
|.tfuiBten Spe8ial Soften Dor oenl
Shnaps Eager anfgeitellt iperoel1,
Inn Oie MISUNDERSTANDING ab5u=
baIter, lire groBel1 @antinelt NIT
Seuerluaiiers alt fiillen. Sssa es miro
ben Burden naf)geiagt, DOB iie al
les Itablen, mas linen inter Die
Singer fam nno niht MET ltno nas.
aelfelt mar, BON elmer &inoerflapper
bis 5ur EfIugIdaar.
@enn nniere SoIoaten MN I'M Ell
genen 2anoe 10 banIen, Damn orangt
iid llntuillfiirlid oie sSrage ol1f::
s@ie baben fie ii6 IN Merifo onfge-
fiibrt2" Mogliher @eiie bat Car
rali5a aon8 gitten @runo, ipenn er
100 Wiaionen Collar nerIangt fir
ben Sdaoen, ben ltnIere &eloen bort
angeri6tet babeft
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Sin oemtides Sriegsnnterieebppt
III. 50" lit i'm 9afen BON NeiupOrt,
u. s., angefummen. Sas Sdiff
fommt pon Wilbelmsbapeu nno se-
bramdjtc iiebsebm Sage fir Die 9teiIe.
Sas Sdnff, beiien Yefeblsbaber Der
aapitan Sans 9tOie lit, iab inter-
iucgs feline feinbliGen Sdiffe. Gr
brad)te Epitladcn fir oie 8ptidaft.
Cine r6miihe Sepeide, bic b6dit
luabrideinlid) gelosen it,, iast, rm-
tmaniIdc Srappen Ieien anfs Neme
iibcr bic Spnan gefpmmen nno in
Ynlgarien eingeormngen.
Die 9enti6en bebampten, baf Die
yimiien lett 8eginn Der Sommer-Sf-
feniipc 100000 Damn perloren ba-
ben mno bic Weiammtberlnite Der
yiniien in oem &riege ieds Wiillionen
Wiann betragen.
Die fmrdtbaren Mngriffe, iueldJe
Die 9iniien anf bic bentiden Stellnn-
gen norb6itlifJ bon 2emberg in gSol-
bgnien nno oem n0rSlidem Walisien,
iuGbreno Der letten Sase madten,
faben seitiueiie aafsebOrt mn6 bic
yiniien aeben sm, bail iie burt nidt
nororingen funnten. Sngegcn lupllen
iic ueiter iiiblidJ, an Der 3lota 9ipa,
in Der @egeno BON grsesanp, bprgc-
Drnngen Ieim nno and) 500 @efamge-
nc gemnd)t baben. Die Sentidlen be-
itreiten oies gprbringen nno bebanp-
ten, baf aGe Angriffe Der 8iniIen ia
jener 0egemo> smriifseIdlasen iinb.
slmdj tnelben iie, bafl tie 1900 @efan-
gene gemadt baben. glnsenblidlidj
id)eimt cine aampfpamie einsetreten
sm iein. J
Cine 9epeidDe oes ySnternational
Ieius Serbiee" ueif pum Sem Bra
iioenten einer Der sr6kten yanf ,Su.
ititiite" 81 ersablen, Der erflGrt babe,
oah Der bentide SaiIer nnicrn Bot
ldJafter (jerarS, Der iid befanntlidl
amf Der Gciie nndJ Der Scimat beiir-
bet, erlnd)t babe, einen eigenbGnoigen
grief an ErGiioent @ilion mitsumel.
men, in benz bieier sebeten luirb, cine
syrieocnsbermittlnns ein5nleitcn. Der
betreffenbc SanfprGiioent iuia Die
Gnelle nidJt nennen, ans Der CT bieie
Mittcilnmg crbalteu bat, bebanptet
a6er, lie lei abIolnt snperldiIis. Die
NadlridDt, iast bic SepeldJc, babe iidJ
itngcmein fdJneIl in @aIbinston ans-
aebreitet. Bon Gciten Der Hesiernng
fei lie allerSings gleidl oementiert
iusroem, aber bas Ynblifnm lei bon
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anrSe lleberlid)t.

I'm @aIbinston iuirb Elm itn=
beariinbetes @eriidJt in TIM
lanf seiett, yotidafter Geraro
babc cinen grief bes oentIden
Suffers bel fid, in Dem Der
9srGiibent iim ieiue Srieoensper-
mittlmng sebetem luirb.
GttalamS perteibist leine
ySopfoft"- nnb uBladliit"-
@erfabren bnrdl Gntitellmng
ppm Satiadem.
Die 9ilfIeil molten iuie IdDn
aeiferm gemeloet, bel SrsesanD
porsebrmngen ieim, Die Gent
fden melben, bak ale rmili-
idjen 9lngriffe abseidlasen
iinb.
( Die 9iniIen foilen IedJs Wtl-
lipncn Iann in oieiem Grieg
berlprem baben.
Die gtieoerlase ser 9innla-
nen bel ssosaras iuar cit be-
bentember Sies Der Semtiden.
Wafenlen meloet, ieine Stel-
lmmsen in Ser 9obrnbidja ieien
trOt aller 9lnsriffe Der 9iniien
nmo &nmanen rnberanoert.
Die &niien iuerSen bum bsu
Eeriern nus sSspaban pertrie-
ben.
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{ + a 8.

- sluf elmer Heis 6arm in Der
9e1be BON Beaumont wuroe Der 65-
idbrige Sf. %. gpillg gei6oiien uilo
ipllroe i6tper peripllnoet nah oenl
5oipital in Beaumont gebradt.
eDing perindte 5ipei gieger, pelGe
iid gegenieitig abntlrfien ipolItell
5u ieparieren lmo erbielt bierbei Die
&eriplmoimg.
geah elmer bonn lanofpirtIhaft-
lihen Oepartelnent peroitentlihteft
sStatiitif baben Die teranilGben sSar=
men inl Sabre 1915 65efliigel uno
@ier I'M @erte bon $24, ,146,292
prooll5iert etipa S4,720,000 nie9r
ais inn Sabre 1910.
@eriibte iino in Muffin inn
llmlauf, nab oelen sipei 9ieaenten
Der Staats 1lniperiit1t IN fur5er
3eit reiignieren iperoen; Der cine
ioa ipegen ihledter @eillnobeit iei-
ne &elignation eiii5nreideil beabfid)-
tiger, tpabreno Der anoere ourh ae-
ieelid)e Wiittel biersn ge3fprngea
iper6e1 lol. AuBeroem iDeroen i'm
ssSsanltar II. So. Die 9iegenten @ia 6.
Sogg BON Souiton, aler Sanger pom
Dallas unO 0apio 9arrel BON 9lu-
itin, beren Serrlrin ablalft, ans Dem
vgoarb" alisideioen, 10 BOB @onper-
nenr Serglllon fiinf nene Weitalieoer
6u ernennen baben miro.
Serr 9ietridb golting aus
Norobeim itottete uns aif Scr
Gnrdreiie rad @farlin einen geilld5
nh
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Samcitem
Club ani6einen0 pieDtr tdtig.
6arnilonell verltdrkt.
GartaBa's Observation-Disclosures
Die anltSBiaef1 Banker
Idlfe Qeff1ildert.

= Merifamiide Sambiten babemi
Die 9iand zines 5rans0iiid Merifa-
mers 9tamens 6leai1t, Die ant 9iio
Granoe, einise Wseilen iiibltd BON
Greiibiu, aber anf Der merifaniiden
seite, liegt, gepliimbert nm0 Sleant
ioluie einen Nserifanerinmsen er-
mDroet.
= Die Nad)ridt, Saf iid) luieoer
,nerifaniide 8anbiten inn nnteren
Gip @ranbe Sal geseigt ba6en, fat
alniere 6eeresleit1mg peranlaft,
mebr Sruppen nad) jener @egenb ST
IdJifem. Suit jeben Sag fommen
gsadridten pon SiebitGblen, Eliin=
oermmgen n11o Wiorbtaten.
-, Sn Ser MGbe pon Santa Ma=
ria, nnsefabr- siuansis Meilen pOn
Brownsville, lunrbe Der Merifaner
Nfarimilian genabibes, ben nniere
9lrimee oft ais syabrer bem1tt fat,
BON ltnbefanntem bes gtad)ts aus iei-
nem '6aiie serafen nnS eridpi-
len.
sSm Ser ,fterifaniiden StaSt
Harral, baf Die @illiitas ansmgrei
fen brDbten, lit bic 0arniiDn ber=
itGrft iuoroen. IS iteben jebt bret
tamIenb Wanm bprt.
- Merifaner, Die lier eimgetrof-
fen iinb, Iagen luieoer einmal, baf
Elm grndD sipiiden garransa nmb
Dem &riegsminilter General DIRE
son Orobe, iueil es iid intmer bentli-
der 5eise, baf Garransa iid) nit
6alfe bes aomsreiies nnb ieiner Wai-
litarsonperneire snm Iraiioenten
maiden ipplle. Die lettem 9efrete
Garramsa's, Die ben Wfoons Ser 9sra-
/ iioentenluabl nn1anoern, seigen 6ies
oeitlidJ. 9lls pb garramsa jeinals
etipas an0eres geiuullt babe ais 9srG=
iibent meroen nno nls ub irgenS Sc
manb bieran jemals sesiueifelt bdt=
+ fe.
SnrdJ Sic Eroteite Gmglanbs
nno sSranfreidDs bat iid) Garraisa
peranlakt sefiiIlt, Die fiirslid erlaiIe-
men ganfoefrete sit mooifisieren.
Wian glnnbt, bak 9lrrebpn6p i'm
oasn beiuugen bat.
Die amerifaniid) merifanilde
Gommiiiiun in gltIantic Gitg fat
iid) bis Wfontag pertagt, obne sm ir=
geno einenr feiten GntidInk in Be-
sng anf bie 8rensfpntrplle sefom-
men at lein. Die 6erren babea
8eneralmaior glik iuieoer einmal 81
iidJ 6ernfen.
&orpprnl 2obel bpm slpeiten
Wtaine Snfanterie 8esiment, lit
in Sarebp, ais CT gerabe aus ei=
nem 2aSen fam, eridoiiem ipprbem.
IS beikt, cine Ser 9ropoit 8adeu
babe i'm erIdoiien, bod lueif man
amIdjeineno nod nidJts semames. NndJ
ii6er ben Grnno Ser sat ueif man
nidJts.
Die merifaniIdJe Resiernns
mil Elm 9efret erlaiien, >bas 9ie6-
tail, 9taib nnS Strafenramb nit
SoSesitrafc belest.
Ser &onluI 9(nores Garcia
in gl Gaio, Der 5ugleid General
SSnlpeftor Der inerifanii6en 9oniula-
te in ben Ser. Staaten lit, lit nad)
Der Saliptltabt berlifen tporoen.
Die @ittpe oes 8rGlioenten
Suerta befinoet iih 5ur 3eit IN Gl-
Talo.
@ilIa nnS feline 9ente Iolleu
BEL Malpaip, ied)ssig Meilen lpeit-
lid pum Gbibnabna, aeieben iuoroen
ieim.
General sSllnIton lit bier beute
0eorgen bon 2areoo mieoer ein9e-
troffen.
9as 5ipeite sSnfanterie sieai-
meitt bon Slorioa lit in 2areoo ein-
getroffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-07
SUDDEN Sic Jbreii TiIxbut vcr.
Sringen Sic i'm 5it mir.
ebe idJ sn beiddftist bin.
eSdl bin Der einsiae 9fnnn

IN San sfntoilio, Der ieine galse Belt
gum 8einigen lnlo llmfornen BON soiie
ten berfpenoet 1itlb meine glrbeit iii ein<l
Sig in ibrer 9lrt DUPUY, Der 6utz G5 {
mig, gegeniiber Dem gunter Office zGjr--
bdlloe. 112 Site9nuiton Ctr. SeIepboll
Grodett 5347.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-07
Dos 9rieqs WainiIteri,,n, be

0as ariegs MiniIterilun be-
obiidtigt eine 2iIte aller amerifoni-
fden 9lbiatifer an8uIegen, nm bieieI-
ben i'm 0otfalle in ben 9nnoesoienit
einitellen 81 foitnens SberIt oeut-
nant George 8. Squicr, ser Sci
ter oes Militdr 5llteipeiens, err
iitdt oesbalb ale Gerionen, lpeldle
Grfabritng in Der eeiting lno Sono.
habung bon aeroplaiten baben, ibrc
Garnen unb 9Ioreifen an i'm ein5u.
ieuoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-07
@err Gmi[ 9epnors ol!

0err GmtI NeOnar3 aus
gfonterep in Merico, itattete inns eli
men geiu6 ab. Serr 2eonar5 gebt
mad Dem 9toroen uno miro porl1lt.
fig nidt nod Werico, mo- er obne
Sdulo S5 Gage i'm @efdngnis gebol-
TEN tuitroe, 3uriiffebren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-07

SdlueineIdladlten in, Ser Salle
ser Sernomsiobne am SdmItaa
uto Sonntag, ben z. rnos s. Sffober.
@elfleiidl &ellpurit. @urItTuppe.
9trr fir &ermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-07

Snm Serfapf agra8inq Outfit
Tetrolerms iinb @nioIinzSbftem. bas
relieite rno bette i'm 0farfte. San Nm
tcniu Nabiatur Co., glbert |ieier, 81
aentiirner, 1905 @eft Soiiton Gfrase..
Selepbon Grodett 5021.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

- Sm 9ie:,fte Der 80 o bI'
tGtietsit. S9uBmann (5u eis
mem nIten 5edtbruOer): 9llter
Greunb, erpiide i4 Sic i4On pieoer
beim 9etteIn2
8ettIer: 9etteln2 Ru b6ren 3
ubsr auf. Die 2suts sur @obItdtiss
felt aufmuntern tu i'd nur in bisier
erniten 3eit.
- Wte er's genDbnt 1T
9eperbeinfpsttor (aIs Solbat i'm llns
teritunb): Ssrr 5elbpebel, i9 mO4te
sebOriamit um etnsn Spudnapf bits
ten!
-@u! S6ul5e: Miiller, nit Der
dspptiiden Siniternis iit's in 3us
funft porbeil
Mii[Ier: Was gu ni9t iagIt9
S9ulSe: Sa, BORT lsu9tet iebt
Der tiirtii4e .9aIbmonO Our4 bas
9untel!
= 9rudfebler. (9tus einem
TeIbpuItbrisD. Don bem Radtuns
sriff auf bic Subanneser tebrte id
unpersebrt suriid.