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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26
GIVE PUBLISHERS RECORDS
Federal Trade Commission Decides to
Deliver Correspondence Concerned In
New"print Paper Agreement.
BY Associated Prc,s.l
WASHINGTON. Senten,hcr

by AssoCla ted Press
WASHINGTON, September o5--The
Federal Trade Commission decided to-
DAY II would turn over to ncwspa per
publishers for such use as they desire
to make OF 1T all records and corre
spondencc In the agreement OF last
March made with ncwsprint manufac
turers by which paper prices were TO
have been cut.
Some Of the manufacturers declined
to carry out the agreement when the
government refused to halt grand Jury
proceedings against them In New York.
Charging violation OF the antitrust laws.
publishers who signed the agreement
have made frequent inquiries OF the
commission as to what are their right,
in the circumstances. The commission.
giving no defnfte answer. Will turn
over the records and let the publishers
themselves Judge what they best can
do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26
MITCHEL's LEAD CUT TO 252
Gain In Three Assembly Districts Of
SIS Votes for Former State
Senator Bennett.
IBy Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. September 25.--Inspcc-
ton of the ballots cast in the Republic
can primary here last Wednesday. to-
night showed gain in three assembly
districts of eighty-threc votes for for.
mer State Senator William NJ. Bennett
over Mayor John Purroy Mitchell for
the Republican nomination for Mayor.
The ballots cast II ffty-nine other as
sembly districts in the city are yet
to be inspected.
1t appears that the Mayors lead now
has been cut to o52 votes. The re-
turns compiled the day after election
gave him n lead of 1.119 votes, which
revised returns from day TO day have
gradually diminished.
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men. trained under tho universal SER
Vie principle.
is They are trained In the modern way.
Every lesson OF European war has
been promptly applied. The men are
oficcrcd adequately. Many scores of
the officers have studied at close hand
the German war machine which they
may be called upon TO destroy. The
Argentine army has an ample supply
OF the heaviest and most up-to-date
.Krupp artillery. AS we'll as of am
munition. II the allied chiefs consent.
however. the Argentine army will be
moved without this heavy equipment.
Argentina considers her infantrymen
capable of Immediately assuming their
places on the firing line.
GROWING ENTHUSIASM
FOR UNITED STATES
Growing enthusiasm for the United
States is evident everywhere The
people OF this republic have been long
since smartinE under the accusations
Shat the country is pro-German. The
heart OF the Argentine people is but
Pne thinE-Argentina. That is the
patchword in all quarters. high and
aow. But II il beats stronger for one
a,atfon than another. ii is for it's great
alorthern neiEhbor, the United States
This sentiment was strikingly illus
arated when the American feet visited
Buenos Aires five weeks ago. In adj
jninistration circles there had been
Some opposition to an invitation to
the fleet. But it was forced by the
cordial reception Uncle Sans tars got
in Brazil and Uruguay. When they
fame here no doubt was left of the
admiration and good will Argentina
sonceives for America.
one man more than any other is to
be thanked for the growth of these
feelings namely. DIR. Naon, Argentine
ambassador at Washington. Through
put his service in tho American cap !
1tal he has preached friendship for the |
United States. Frequently he has !
iisked his official neck by the strength |
OF his statements OF this policy. lie Is |
q radical, and was appointed mIniste,
by tie preceding administration being |
elevated to the rank OF ambassador
fhree years ago. together with the rep
TeSentatives OF Brazil and Chile. When
the present administration came in ,
there was some effort for his removal. |
IT was defeated by expressions from
powers in the republic whose pleas
gould not be denied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26
FIXES DATE THAT WAR BEGAN
Judge = Advocate General Decides on
April d, When President Signed
War ResOlutfOn
TBv AssociatcA p,.,

f5S associated Press
% 1917, the date President Wilson
signed the war resolution is formally
hAed as the legal date or the beginning
Of the war with Germany in AN opinion
by the Judge Advocate General of the
army made public to-day Many army
matters, relating TO pay. allowances
claims for property lost in war service
and The like must be settled on tho
legal officers ruling
In another opinion il l. held that NO
ehi'sthchis In The regular army or
National Guard can expire during the
war no matte when the enlistment
contract was enter ID into IT is point
ed out that recent acts specifically pro.
vide that ali enlistmcnts - the army
OF the United states shall continue dur
Ing the existence OF war emergency.
unless sooner discharged
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Auiator Guynemer
Is BeLieued Dead
Daring Frenchman Regarded as
Most Brilliant Airman
Of the War.
IBy Associated Prcss.l

PARIS. September 25.--Captair
George Guyncmer. the famous French
aviator. is believed to be dead.
Captain Guynemcr Is thought to hav,
been killed during reconnaissance
fight over Flanders. on which he lef,
puukirk on September IL. Nothing has
been heard OF him since, and it was
assumed that he had been lost, but
not until tonight did army headquar-
tcrs issue a confirmation.
Captain Guynemer was perhaps the
most brilliant aviator Of the war. He
was last cited IN the official French
announcement Of September 10 for hav-
ing won his tiftieth aerial victory. An
unofficial press dispatch few days
earlier said he had accounted for fifty
two enemy machines. He was twenty
one years old.
Only a little more than two years
ago Captain Guynemer was a private
soldier. Joining the aviation corps. he
rose rapidly in rank until he attained
the grade of captain, winning the
Cross Of the Legion of Honor. the
medal, the War Cross and
almost every other honor which his
could bcstow.
Captain Guynemer first came into
public notice in February of last year
by bringing down his fifth enemy,
thus becoming an ace" and earning
nm official citation. Victories followed
in rapid succession. and the young
aviator. who took part in many spec
tacular fights. had the narrowest es-
rapes on several occasions. In March
of last year he was wounded.
One of the most spectacular achieve
ments Of Captain Guyncmcr was the
shooting down of three German air
planes in two minutes and thirty sec
onds in September of last year. On
one occasion he was forced to descend
between the French and German
trenches, but was able to escape.
Guyncmer was admitted to the
French army as volunteer after hav-
ing been rejected five times by medl-
cal inspectors. He operated his air
plane alone. serving as both pilot and
gunner.
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MEN CANNOT ENLIST
AFTER BEING CALLED

BS Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, september 2J-Pro-
vost Marshal General Crowder in a
statement to-day said u number of in
(6tances had been reported where men
Subject to call for Ihe National ARMY
had enlisted in the regular army. The
National Guard or other branches Of
the military service after tLcir name,
had been posted calling them for e.-
animation. In all eulh cases the men
are discharged and ordered 10 report
10 the National A.-my examining boards
at their own expense
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LEADING GERMAN AVIATOR
KILLED IN AERIAL FIGHT

AMSTERDAM. September 25.-Licu-
tenant Vossc. leading German avi-
ator. has been killed in an aerial fight
with his fftieth adversary, according
to report received here from Berlin.
Nosse was considered the greatest Ger
man airman after Baron Won Richtho-
fen. He was credited in German Off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26

Bankers Association, gained a victory
to-day In the adoption by tho execu-
tive council OF plan for tho creation
OF mutual insurance system by the
association. which will provide bur-
Elary. fidelity and depository insurance
to the small banks. The plan will be
submitted to the convention Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26
Hurt Mt Trcdesar Works.

serously hurt carly yesterday after
noon at the TredeEar Iron Works. He
was rushed to the Virginia Hospital
suffering from a fractured skull. Ply
sicians performed an operation last
night. but shortly after midnight his
condition was said to be precarious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Orlander nj. staples.

Staples. who died yesterday morning
In his homo on the Broad Rock Road
Chesterfield County. Will be held this
afternoon at O'Clock in the homo.
Mr.. Staples was the son of NJ. L.
Staples OF tho international Bible Stu
dents Glass here. Besides wife and
his father. Mr.. Staples is survived by
one daughter. Miss Helen Staples and
lhree sons. Luther. Clyde and Herbert
Staples: four brothers. O. L. Staples,
OF South Boston; Julian Fl. Staples, Of
Tulsa, Okla; w. K. Staples, OF Char
lotto, n. c.. and NJ. l.. Staples Jr.. Of
1onesboro. Tenn, and two sisters. Mrs.
u. Is. Smith. OF South Richmond, and
Mrs. Lawrence l.. Wilson. OF WASH
inSton.
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Death Of Mr.. s..,.

Mrs. Il. Shelton. of 400 North TWENTY
seventh Street. died Monday morninr
s 2;so o'clock. after a brief Illness
The body was taken TO Pitt.vi,.ns'
County. the old home OF the f,n,,,'s
ana was accompanied by the husb.nI'
daughter and three OF the Ave son.
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Addison H.nsford.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. septemho,
s9.-Addison Hansford. weli.kna~.n
farmer OF SpotsylvanIa County. noa,.
THIS city. died yesterday at his how
sseo sixty years. He Is survived hv
sisters. anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26
THOMPSON OUT FOR SENATE
Mayor of Chicago Announces lila C.n.
didacy Shortly After Roose-
x.IS

CHICAGO. September c5.-Short,y
after the arrival of Theodore Roose-
welt in Chicago tonight. yor w. H.
Thompson. in very short statement
officially announced his candidacy for
the United States Senate. The Mayor
declared that he wished the issue be-
tween war agitators and those for an
honorable peace clearly and distinctly
drawn.
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night at her residence. so24 Monument
,, she Is survived by ono son. Charles
u. Williams. Jr., and by ono dauphtnn
Mrs. w. Brydon Tenant.
rho funeral Will take place from In.
residence Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26
RiCyc1e Stolen.

Solomon Lombcr. of los North Nine
teenth Street. reported TO the police
of the First District yesterday that his
bicycle had been stolen from the corner
of Eighth and Broad Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26
DEATHS

INTERCHANGEABLE ad,hA Tuesday evening, Sep.
p,t tTEmoer Pa 1917, MRS. ALICE DAyEE
nitO SnI WILLIAMS. widow OF Charles Z. vii
nvnn S. Ut her residence. 2O:+ Monumen,
Funeral from residence THURSDAY ut 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED. expcrienced man for njatc worl;
mna polishing In dental laboratory Sal
s oy 3Lyo Tor irst -class workman. Hutchin-
snm, a'T Itt Co.. $50 Hcaley building. Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26

Mrs. Charles U. williams.
Mrs. Alice Davenport williams
widow OF Charles u. Williams. died last
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cial reports with having brought down
forty-two enemy machines up to Sep
tember 10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-02
Gnnplpnie Gpnaert.

9as finite SpHtpDonie aon5eti
onl Donnerltag abeno rci6te iidj
Diiroig ieinen @%orgdngern all. Sci
Ser mar Der 9eiud oltr6 bas HI
freul1olidc @etter itarf 6eeintrad)-
tigt. 9as SoliItin Datte Serr
Glaaiien Dies Mal Sri. 2llt0eie, elite
S6iilerin BON Srau o'aciena, &C.
ponlen. SRI. 2udeic lit einc oor>
trefflide Acknowledgment. sic
bat cine glodenDeue Stinlnlc bon
GROCER S1onbeit, ibre aoloratnreil
flingelL ipie @ogelge5iuitid)er. Be
i%onoeren Behalf errallg iie in BEN
rei5enben vGoodoo". 9as SrGeitar
ipielte sic prahtigc Spnlpboiie geo.
4 bon Sdltmaml, Die 0@ooolalo
Suite" BON Me0olpcll uuo gum
SbluB sen M0milhen &arncpal BON
BerIio5. Maes nurOe in Der meilter-
@eiic porgetragen III Der iid)
bas Srbelter inter Glaaiien's Set
tlia itets ieiner allfgaben eric.
6iat.
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6rcle VrfHe fhl Seras: 5reitag ben z. Mfdrj 1917.

togte iid Ser gerein 5lt einem ge-
ieuigen GaffeeItiinoden. Sim na6-
item Montag Nodmittog, oen 5.
WGr5 finoet inter BEN oftioen Wit=
qlieoerll Die @abl Ser geamten fir
oas fommenoe Sabr itntt.
5reo Summert, Der ieit Ied6s
Sobren Sic uMGegorii6e Haraoe",
oos Sarpt5ugItiid Der 8lumell=
I6lodt Jeitli6feit, leitet, teilt NIT,
SOB Ole aonltruftion Der BEL Ser
9araoe 5lt permenoenoen 20 grobell
Sdoltipogen riiitig BON ltatten geDt
uno erflart gleid5eitig, bob oie bies=
idbrigen Nttraftionen alles bisber
8orgefiibrte tief in ben 56dtten Itei-
len tperben.
= Mebr als 100 @pplifanten ba=
ben ii6 bel Oberit 8. $. Cameron,
Dem sic Ingeleaenbeiten bes Ste
ierbe : Sffi5ier &orps I'M Wilitar-
Departement bes Siioens unterItellt
iino, sur 4blegung oes 8eierpe=
Sffi5ier : @ramens gemeloct.
On pielel1 Srten III unicrm
Stoate bot es gelterlt uno berte ge-
regnet; BEL inns bier III Salt Mntonio
lift NIT lebr menig Iegen gefaGlen.
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Mus Merifp.

Sn 9iuepo 2areoo bat man
NIT Dem Mbbru6 Der GiIenbubn-
iperfItatten Ser Mationolbabn begon-
rteit. Die @erfltdtten meroen ouf
@eTebl Garralt5a's 1iaN Saltiuo Der
leet.
Die ltcrle nierifoniihe Serial
lllng lit OH t. War5 in &rait gefre,
ten.
Sn Scr NG6e bon Glliibniria>
tbie, ipeltlid BON chihuahua, bat ein
8cfedt 5niiden Garrai15iltas uno
8iuiltas ltottgefurOer, in Oenl Sic
2ettcrelt gei6lagen lplrocn ltno illl<
gefdbr 5nalt5ig bon ibncn fielen.
Sltun Gbabe5, ser III Sernlar
nos, q. &c, infer bcm Ieroad)t bere
baitct muroc, an Dem lleberfoll
alf Die Corner 9tallb beteiligt 5ll
leilL mlrroe mad 0enting, g. W.,
gebraht, no iein Gorperb0r ltattfilt-
Sen ion.
@llT Ser 6orln bon &. 6. &or-
rem & Sons, in ser Nobe bon Oii.
tas IN Merieo. loI1 Ser gililtns@e
raj GaIa5or, nlebrere @cbdl0c MIC
o~crgebratnt BADEN.
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gms Der Staotbaac.

SIN Der Sibung Der &ommilldre
saEn 9~onneritag eridien cine 9epu=
1afion Der 8rnnobeiiber nto Steucr
5d5Ier Der Commerce StraBc nit
siner Hetitiofrs ben ssitnep's Die CIR
faurbnis su erteileny bic Commerce
SfraBe benuBen 81 oiirfell, fpenn tic
lid BON Der SouTton StraBe 5uriif-
sieben miifien. CHE es oa5u fam, Die
Betition in G%rtDdgung 5i 5lebell, err
fufte Manor 8romn Den Staotan-
malt, oas @utadten iiber ben gegel
aoie Sitnep Oroinan5 erlallenell
aGinbaltsbefebl 5u perIeien. Sn DEM
ielben peiit Ser genmte nad), Dab
aeqen Sen 9efebl nihts mls5urid)teii
lit, 0n oie Srbinnn5 in Der Sat III
Dielen Ne5iebungen binidaig, oaher
ungeietm1Big lno nift oufrcd)t 81
,erbolteu lit. (9orber bat ma bas
niff getpuBt.) Der S%taotarnpalt miro
autoriiiert, cine nelie SroinafiS 81
snttuerfen uno Commerce StraBe als
getriebsaoer fir Die Sitneps ein5ll.
ld3Iieben. gnsebote fir Die 9floite.
rliirQ Der teilmeile unpollenoeten Inn
iiir f[einere, 8e~rbinoung nit grnBe'
rem heritellenoe StraBen fpnroen ent.
a1eaengenommen nnb Dem Staot-Sn
aenienr our @ered)mlig iiberipieien
ssn Der Grodett StraBe uno iibei
Ser glamo Ila5a ioG Elm afsugsfd
aral gelegt peroen, Der imItanoe 1T
allies @alier bel i%tarfern Megen ob5a
Tiibren. 8isber benuste Die Stdo'
Den pont Yoitgebduoe alisgebenoet
sganaI, Der fir gen 3mef nid)t nleb'
aausreidt.
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Qdt Slime anti llrlan6.

Cine 6eioii0ere lle6erraiGultg BAT
ser Safer benz Iltbmoder 8beooor
9fifter in 9eeuOalilm 5nteil lperoes
.luilen. Gi6ter bat leit Griegsalts-
brud) bem Gaterlano 5ebn Sobne sur
gcrfiigltng geiteat, uno Der elite liebt
ieirrer @inberufung 3ltr SABINE emit
gegen. @aDreno elmer Sen @elbel.
too fano, geriet Elm %5ipeiter ut @e=
fongenfdaft. lin MN ale feline
Sobne iuieoer I'M li9 neriammeln 5it
fonnen, idrieb Nidter, Ser nidt in
gldn5enoen gerbaltniiien lebt, ein
@eiud on BEN aailer nit Der Sit
te, ieinen adt Sobnen einen @eib4
nadtsurlaub erteilen ol laiien. Der
Safer lieB &idter 6unadlt ein @e-
idenf bon 800 Marf 5ulteaen llno
Die llrlalbsgeiude ben 5ultanoigen
Gorgeletten iibermeiien. Ser erbetc-
nc @eibnadtsurlulb lit beniaigt
oen.
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Die ~sesislatnr.

9ns aonlite, Das bas 3udtbaus
iii Musf beindt Dat, bat einen IeDr
gunItisen Weri6t iiber Die 3rltanoe
bort nbgefaBt, beoaliert aber, oaf
10 DieI Staatseigentltm bort al
sBrunoe gebt. Die @ebauoc iino tell
aueiie obgebrannt, teilmeiie p@erfal-
Ici..
Die gia, ipelde cine Neueintei=
lung unieres Staates in aongreB-
soiftrifte bornimmt, miiB eitlem &on-
i~eren5fomite iibertpieicn iper0en, on
Ieines Der beioen &duler feline
fpe5icllc Sill fir Die nnoere tub
5titnieret min.
Ser Gendt bat Sen WeI6luB, 0aB
rim Nerfaliungs : s~(menoemeut Dem
goIfe 5lir M%bltimmung poreelegt
aueroen foG, nod Dem llar 8onbiir-
ger mdblen %fonaett, nidt angenonl-
men. Das @otum iDlirOe aber i'll
8ieocreriudgung ge5ogen uno e.
fam gu ieoer Belt nod cine If=
~ftiinrHullg mber Die Sill borgenom-
men iperoen.
Senator Baltimore i0eint cnt
fdIofien 81 iein, audi ben Senaf nod
dibcr feileu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ab
Itinlnlert Su Ia1Iel1. Sgr uciB natiir
FIitb, bnB er ben @eiGluB nidt mebr
iii bclben Sdiilern 5lr Mnnabmc
5ringert fam, n6er CT mill ba6cH
AoB bie Gellatoren 0urc5 ibre Ib-
%ltinnruag be5eugen, mes @ei1tesfino
lie fins. Soffentlid bat CT nit lei
ner unitnnigen Soec feilcli Grfola.
sc tit Idon Seit gerug p%ertrooclt
l1nicrc iesige 2egislatnr bat ben
frmarigen Mubnl cine oericnigell "
aislatllrcn 5it Iein, Die an &enig-
item gclciltet bahen. ltno bnran lino
bauptladlih Sic GrobibitioniIten
Ahulf.
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q II I { /.

gef0e Sali1er DER ferQl1lGeH
2eaisIatmr baben Die BON Wapor
@rptpn nuo I'M Iern 2egislatlrmit-
glieoern OH iie ergdngene ginla-
Dung, San Ilttonio 81 belud)elL an
genommeil. Sic iUerben Salnltag
nadmittag UNI 3 lIbr auf eitctn III
men bon nilierl1 @eidaftsleuten sur
@%erfiiellng geltellten Grtra 3rge
MnItin ~perlaiien mo Samitag abe1o
llno Sonttag III u%nierer Stdot per
bringen.
Sic uYonng @omen's GGrf-
titan 4%iloeiation~ beid)loB in einer
in Der 9liioeiation Cafeteria abge-
baltenen Gerlammlung, Ole uuf Dem
aroBcn Gereins @ebanoe dir Der
Apefuc s ullo 5. Giraffe nod laIten-
ben @ppptbefen Sduloem 0urd
Saminllrug BON Scitragen 5ulom-
men5ubringcn u1to iobalo mie mog-
lid n%b5ntragen. sSn Ser lcsten Ser
Iammlullg puroen bereits fin oielen
3iucf $500 ge3eidulet.
Im s. Mdr5 peranItalref Die
Sort Sam @ouiton 4bteiliuq oes
San Antonio Hoten Sreu5es i'm
@roBen Spernballie cine @duoc-
piae : @~orltelung perfninbetr NIT
Iuffilhrilng IebenDer @ilher. Gie
suffiibrlrng Ser giloer lit 5ron W.
3. San Gnprle iibcrtragenL tpdGreno
Grofeiior Glaaiien Dos muiifdliid)e
ARRANGEMENT anpertrout lit.
Or. 8. .. Safipm 1889 Saio.
Yreia StraBe, erlitt ourd) Die Or
ploiion elmer IN einem grut 4ppa-
rat leines @iibncrbauies aufgeltel(-
ten Yetrolelmlnmpe ldapere granos
mnitben i'm @elid)t uno on oen Sdns
Den. Ger grano plroe ourd) Sic
id)ncl b%crbeigeeilte Seuermelyr baio
geloidt.
sSll einer i'm Merger Sotti
am Gonperitag Don Der Battle Of
1Slorpers Milociation~ abgcbaltenen
3niammenfunft iunroe einitimmig
beidloIiem Den Tlnn in n~nierer
Staot elm goliIeum 81 crridtelt,
auf's frdftigite 81 unterltiiBcn. Sn
oerielben Gerianlntlung wuroe Der
BON sSobn Darlington gcltellte an-
traa, Den in @reenpillc, Mln.. nod
lebcnoen 9ruber bon Colonel Gra-
bis, Sen anpitdn Sames s. Srapis,
ein3uInben 5ir oiesjabrigen 8lilmen-
Itladt SIT fonnen. aapitdn era.
bis iii nod inn @eiib cincr 8aauerro-
tppe. melde Sberit granis, ben Der
teioiger oes Alamn. bartlett UNI
miro erlild)t meroen, oas alte 9ledD
bilbd)cn nit gu briligen, boniit cine
He~probuftion oesielben fir Der
Staat Seros mlsaefiibrt pcrbcr
fanr.
Mm Wontag Hodlmittag fanl
Die regelm1Bige Sibunq oes Gentld)
2itterariiden &ereins in1 @untel
Sote[ itatt. Sri. q. Gerlib leitete oas
grogramnl fir oen Nadmittng. Del
oierte Gift .@ilhelm 9eps" mlro(
geleien. Sran Mar Martin ans Ia
ion las einen aufiab fiber Atting
baulen nno MuoeuS ser altc mo oel
ncue M0el. 9err 9. aieiewetter biel
einen gortrng iiber v@os eint oi'
Sdupei5". Serr Staliener Las eini
ge ieiner @eoidte Dor. Sieraif Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-02
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