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AN INVITATION TO EX-PRESIDENT TAFT TO VISIT AUST
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AUSTIN, TEXAS, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1919.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
MOVE ON FIUME ONLY 30
Hun Peace Men Arrive
ITALIAN ARMY
FROM SEA DEATH
IS MOBILIZED
WAS HERO SHIP
LOSSES LARGE
' By Asaoclated Pres to the Austin
three days
LIEUT. CHRISTIAN
22,972 SOLDIERS
AN AUSTIN SOLDIER
ARRIVE IN ONE DAY
Craft
SAW HARU FIGHTING
IR h A*
Was With That Famous 179th
That Took and Held the Ain-
creville Line.
with
e
ABOUT THE WARMEST
BIG VARSITY CREW
Other units on board included cas-
SPOT IN THE WAR
Finally Capture What Other Di-
Times
Taken and Lost.
thinking
action
fakirs, elephants. fat men.
Christian,
that
collision.
ing skeletons, calliope. giraffes, splel-
era, floats. everything will be seen
•on of Mr and Mrs, George Christian,
A plenary
in Aus-
the
with
able to reveal the far reaching ma-
tOW HUN SPY
hinattons of Ir
over and reorganised by
It
FOOLED ALLIES
UNDER OUR NOSE
the
‘Big
businsi
had
Mis'
your
MO
ment
Company.
mana will seek to extend their
prom-
FOUND IN NEW JERSEY
9
DEADLY MUSTARD GAS
among
the populnr co-eds of w hoo!
Romange past Bantheville, past Ain-
"Schweitzer
dead
AS IAWh
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Falk allowed three hits
During these nine days Lieutenant
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For advertising set in type larger than eus-
hopes to
2e
on
for
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be made promptly
return mail.
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Paris
AUSTIN.
in’ eresting
of France."
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t he <l
nd
of
bject. It
ny a Polnt."’
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Hank Gowdy of the Boston Na-
tionals Races Over the Gang-
plank to Sign Up for Season,
reported tn Berlin br rode every
tail of Amerten’s businens life.
Operated in New York City as
President of Big Chemical
Two Advance Groups So Large That An
Additional Hotel Had to Be Requisitioned I
for the Visitors—Will Confine Their Visit j
to Certain Prescribed Limits.
Igh schoot
llgh or hoof
Wooldridge
Mid the reconstr
tt hears to high
stats-
Press
LATEST AUSTIN
CITY EDITION
sighted dead ahead of the transport,
the otricers said
igh or hoot
alm schooi
unior High
He Kept From the Allies 4,500,-
OOO Founds of Explosives
by Cornering Phenol Market
KEEP roe th DAY
DONT THRW AWAY
1
Row to l’w Austin Amencan Want Ads.
Telephone the Austin Ameriean, 114, nnd
to
he
Mos.
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con-
liv-
from (.'amp Bowie with his parents.
Lieut eant Christian served through
truek oet, by
3, by Thomp-
By Associated Press to the Austin American.
PARIS, April 25.—The first of the
Quick
as all
the
but
be
by
1106
1 75
acherw as-
i • following
shoul male remittance wir 1 order at stated
rates and if remittnnee le tn exceas, vefund will
averted
whirl
first
but
A
set
It I
charaater
ron, firm
i the col-
iadly see.
attentkoa
erican.
Negro.
tale In the
between n
i well ns to
des of the
e the high
nse of the
GOOD MORNING
ANDGQODLUCK
CENTRAL TEXAS WEATHER TODAY.
were ever shown in counter attacks.
They held it for nine days, while
the units on the right and the units
‘ficers wai
tiled moot
the entire period as the average man
does tn forty-eight hours.
Heins still in the army, though he
» Closing of Kure-
at S A. M. Today
Your Boy Returning
From France
Saturday, cloudy, cooler; Sunday,
cludy, rising temperature.
f"h
vestigation
Iloyd was
committee.
Dill. wore
three more
•m
'here, prin-
ne engaged
hooln have
ve" asnocn-
Ice
fettl
A, Te—.
Csmpeay.
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Always Send Youf Renewal Subscription Before Your Time Is Up; Never Wait for Your Austin American to Be Stopped; You Cannot Afford to Miss Any Issues
Austin American is the Only Morning Newspaper Sold in Central Texas Printing the Full 24 Hour News Up to Closing of Associated Press Wires. Printed 3 a. m. Today. All Others Printed the Night Before
PIGEON MESSENGER OF LOST
BATTALION HOME WITH D. S. C.
at the head of th* department
of the operation of all matter*
An official Rumanian statement announces that the Hungarian soviets I
continue to meet with defeat at the hands of the Rumanians.
$: 20
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president
was taken
“TRUE TO TEXAS”
mamamam
9
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creville,
con.
horses.
In time to pull off a classy event
The Varsity Charity Circus origt-
“AMERICA ALWAYS”
was filled
Americans,
“ALL FOR AUSTIN”
Epeeel News Servi-e of the Austin Amrlean
DAILAS. Texas, April 25
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six transports to arrive Friday, bring-
ing 22.^2 men. misse a mine by
-
President Taft on account of other dates previously made cannot go to Austin,
the people of Austin to hear.—W. P. HOBBY.
By Associated Press to the Austin American. 'Germans who
addresses the p
dam controversy
1 (A merican.
An eri can
complete side
committees,
in teachers
i organza
that anv
ome noose
number
fficers and
nstitute a
!
s ‘t expected that the Ger-
machine gun fighting in all the bat-
tles participated in by the American
expeditionary forces. than the article
put up in attacking and holding the
line betwen Aincreville and Banthe-
ville. during the later days of Octo-
ber. 1919.
Wire Barries
Hours Us to
pean Cables
to the Associated
1908 San Antonio street.
shelter in crowded Versailles
, To Car for the Visitors.
' Protction and the avoidance of
• possible unpieasant incidents, rather
I than restrictions, will. in fact. be
the purpose of such police measures
R.
i 100 001 1 6
* 00 0 5
ual companies of men from
to participate in
wrestling with fate, to move up and
keep the line straight.
How They Got Food.
Every mouthful of food the man
holding this had to be carried over
a shell rained and machine gun swept
valley about <00 meters wide
• LeaMd
Full >4
MUNICH BATTLE
RAGES HEAVILY
connected with
1 I
I I
the inventor of
announcement on
much in
If you hes ‘n Anetin yoa may iel-pnona yovr
•sb— ription to 114 or —nd subseriptlon in
writing or eall At Auntin Ameriean offlee
If you lira outside of Austin, —nd your sub-
meription di root — th rm—* ye— Petmanter
Unais, who
) his terms
9 n 16 1
of the
cream cones
had to drink
small creek--
flowed from
Christian didn't
'"The Master Spy"" Dr. Hugo Schwoit-
zer, German agents in this eountrs
from the allies 4.500,000 pounds of ombansy in Washington, had turned
the situalion create
the Italian question
explontves nnd nent overseas the over about $1,500,000 to Schweltzer,
formula tar the deadly mustard Kas Mr Garvan said the latter had
which laid low thounands of Amer-formed the Chemical Exchange, by
ran soldiers. according to Francis I which all available phenol supply in
P Garvan alien property cutodlan.lAmerica wan turned away from the
in a Large Delegation
More Than Expected
Interest in the circus.
Will discuss editoriaily
The bus!ness of business
machine gun battalion. attached
NUNDAY AUSTIN \MFRICAN.
agreed there was no finer
I regret this very much, because of his very able address I would so much like
as are taken, according to a
%
S' '
h a
fifteen-day's leave
hers, prin
uperintend
mbers, and
r organ isa
in educa-
• members
fighting days
I I
1 3
of the Austin dan
of Basel
the 179th infantry brigade, and
President Wilson's
1 1
1 •
secret unknown to Berlin
Hun Bnsinens Spies.
"In Berlin you will find a card
index system which recites every fact
and quick
The government troops are said to
be gaining ground.
Munich is virtually isolated from
the rest of Germany.
rns (1). Mi-
Judge: stolen
on balla, alt
into the Meuse, near Doul-
Geneva by
1 2
9 0
3 e
THE 5^153 ,
tin. spending a
the 344th
an industry an.I the relation
Austin will give Mr. Taft an unusually
vast park of royal Versailles.
| hecessary police precaution* will
। taken to prevent annoyance
curiosity seekers
pop corn.
the idea of the purchase of New
York Evening Mail
"Schweltzer was the inventor ot
the idea of the German Publication
I society .
"Over thirty trained chemists, his
। lieutenants. Are now interned ”
( o:neml the Phenol Market,
(‘ouncilman F
kept commercint attache at
ion of the peace conference to consider the revised
tentative da' in Mat
enodes far and
Assembly,
this will
Leu tenant George
Everybody Is Marking Time Awaiting the
Outcome of Orlando’s Conference With the
Italian Parliament, But no Definite Change
Has Developed in Attitude of Either Side.
Ing article which vitally affects every indivtd
embassy announced that shops were
closed in most Italian towns and
that buviness was at a standstill,
while crowds of demonstranta pa-
Bartholomew has written
of your concerns that can be of any
possibo value to your rivals over
there.
Even Had Spy Number.
"The head of that system in this
country for years before the war was
Ry Associnted Preys to the Austin American.
NEW YORK, April 25 — The giant
transport ship Leviathan with 12.-
000 soldier passengers, the last of
2
1
3 •
\s everyone knows. Mi Bartholomew
of Austin city government which has contr
each and every one for the benefit of the permanent
gymnastum fund of the university
all may easily
The < rut
ago. and who has jst arrived in
Paris, Miya it was reported there
that a total of fourteen divisions had
been moved to Flume by the Ital-
He said the city was full of Ital-
ian soldiers, who were arriving con-
atantly.
The Fceling in Rome.
An American officer who arrived
from Rome says the feeling against
Americans in Rome is very bitter
He asserts that he was asked in
Rome to leave cafes pecause the
proprietors said Italian officers de-
clined to eat in the samie places with
Americans.
draft of the league of nations willgbe held Monday
The advance guard of the German peace delegation reached Versailles
Friday
Anstin Rural Rente Subseribers
1 Ynn may have your Sunday Austin Ameriran
for Munday rending by calling at the Austin
American office any time Sunday
We will keep your properly labeled 4—tin
I Amerlean in the buminess of Mee on dundays
ready for delivery to you and for such other*
on ymsr rute as-for whom you may , des ire
.to pecure the Austin American
Any newapaper not called far en Sunday
' AM Be delivered by rural carrier • Monday
‘ tomary. such as capitals or sizes larger |l— hopes
refer to eash elassifled advertising rates printed I quest te
st top of first column on "want e"" page vear >
All "want ad" advertiverv outaldle of Anstinlyet
welcome. Mr. Taft will find a great reception awaiting him just as soon as the Austin American is permitted by Mr. Taft to announce time of his arrival at
State Capital of Texas. \ KENDALL B. CRESSEY, Editor of the Austin American.
Mr. Taft spoke at Austin College, Sherman, Friday night, where he was joined by Governor Hobby.
The following reply was received at midnight:
Sherman, Texas, April 25.—Kendall B. Cressey, Editor of the Austin American.
an active 1
A queen
in, and is one
dam situntton
wide through
Rsin.,.0.2
A
de -"a,,
■ ao.
won be demobilized, the
of not having a vote this
»ot bothering this soidier---
on the left
Austin Ameriean Cly Subserihera
Telephone the Austin American III al once
If your Austin American is not delivered by
7 :00 a. m week days, or 7 :80 a. m Sunday,
and your copy will immediatelv be sent you by
bicycle mesaenger Miealng papery are not de
Hvered after 10100 a m en telephone early
vital Importance that von should read
SLNDAY AUSTIN \MFRICAN.
Also all the regular featured and
1ool
inic vuper
visions Had Three
that the
e office of
public in-
ted among
lets of all
icts within
than 500
fighting, working.
on Italian Question
changed to June 7 th date of the
big alumni homecoming celebration
tn honor of the returned war heroes
of the university
Fvery feat and morority a* well ns
other university organ izations take
i F Albert,
the German
Schweitzer, former
Bayer Co, which
Mr. Garvan declared he had
by the Stuents’
ib expected that
GENEVA. Thursday; April 24—
Czecho-Slovaks have attacked the
city of Waitzen, twenty miles north-
east of Budapest, which is expected
to fall soon.
GOV. W. P’ HOBBY, Sherman, Texas , (Telegram)
Strongly urge that you extend your warmest invitation to ex-President Taft to include Austin in his itinerary.
the alien property custodian
The dye industry, he said, formed: , • ----- —-
the foundation of Germany- entire ' nated, geveral yenrs ago tn pax off
espionage and propaganda system .the deficit caused b} the baseball
and added: senson of the university
.... Four circuses were given in alter-
..2Anlong.asyou wern."upplied b nate years, the last one taking place
with dead
dead Ger-
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• t 4 5
is elected from
of the entire controv
You may not a
may have just the co
REJUVENATED THIS I Banka of Newfoundland Tuesday
morning.
SPRING BY ASSEMBLY ....................
Watch, Wait and Hope
Is Sentiment in Paris
"trs voted
ted:
e organ isa -
achers* as-
aho lenses
s and elec-
rates name
county for
ne. accord-
out by thu
rtment of
Ametin Amertesn Man Sebscribers.
The A—Ila Amertean Is mailec regularh
every morning if you ml— it. It is the fault
et pome vost office Notity the Aust's Ameri
- a: once, rnd missing papers will he sen
in the spring of 1915
At that time it was "Big'' Milton
Daniels who was manager of the
event
This year's entertainment is to be
—--s s----
DIM H MFN WIN AGAIN
DO I P DM I AS 2 TO |
4369 members of the 77th (Liberty)
division (New York»
This ia one of the largest single
day arrivals in this port.
Major General George W. Reid re
turned on the Leviathan in command
nt the troops of the 4 2d divislon.
Major General Samuel D. Sturgis
returned on the Leviathan hs a
casual
PARTS*, April 25 -An
officer w he left Flume
"Wait and hope" waa the watchword exptessed at the Italian head-
quarters Friday.
The Feeling in Italy «
From Italy comes word that in Rome and other cities there have been I
demonatrations of the situation in which the manitestants here cheered
the United States but uttered expressione of animosity toward F’resident
Wilson
Italians Work on Flunw.
An American officer arriving in Paris from Flume, brings AG report
that fourteen divisions have been moved to this Adriatic seaport by the
Italnns nnd that virtually all the inhabitants of the city, with the excep-
tion of Italians have departed
The German Prace
Okla- pate made it necessary to Beek for
additional quarters and a second
er for the Bonton National league Eraphere newspaper correspondents
basebal dub, who was the first ma- and other attaches of the Teuton
jor league ball player to enlist, re- mon.
turned on the Leviathan as a color Come, i on Tip-Toe.
sergeant in the 166th Infantry of the' 1 he arrival of Iersner and his
"Rainbow" division party was so quietly arranged that
Gowdy had received hin discharge ; re", " any persons in Versailles out.
papers on board and lesa than two the carefully selected force of
minutes after the liner docked, he hotel rervanta assigned to their
A desperate whirl of the wheel scampered over the gangplank and rooms and the providing of mewls
once again when the biz Varsity nent ’he Ereat "tenmship past the announced his intention of goiny to were aware even in the afternoon
Charity Circus is pulled off this year mine with a martin of safety of ten|Boston to sign uv for the neason their. I resence.
[for the first Uma In four years yards j The Leviathan brought over sev-Watehed by Detectives
Al E DeViney Jr of Austin. • None of the soldiers aboard knevjeral unite of the 42nd ("Rainbow"): A French detective of the most
fifth-year student of the university. | until they docked how close they I division, including Urge detachments obvious "plain clothes" type. loung-
lias been named by the Students* had been to danger from the 149th and 155th ar-ins at the front entrance to that
Assembly to take charge of the even* Larrest One Day Arrival*. tiilery regiments Kith and Kith In- WinE of the Hotel Des Reservoirs,
as director The six transports brought in 22.- fantry regiments. 117th sanitary and companions under the windows ----- ---- —
He will soon announce his vartous973 troops ineluding 14,204 members train division and 85 brigade head-of the rooms looking over Ver-isaw the kind of fighting that causes
committeemen and he expects tn of the 47d (Rainbow » division an J quarters and division military police. 1 saihes park, were the only I nd lea- I shudders to be felt by ths stay-
have everything well under wny..L I_______ ________ lions of the character of the state i at- homes.
guests who had displaced civilian I That Machine Gun Fight.
| lodgers and forced them to seek other
Italy Is Aroused.
By sociated Presa to the Austi i Americen.
IONDON, April 24—The Italian
Dr Hugo Schweitzer, president of
the Bayer Co.
He was given his necret service
number by the imperial minister of
war 963,192,637
He came to this country, became a
citizen on the Instruction of the Gar-
man government, eventually was
made the head of the Bayer Co. and
led the espionage and propagandist
movements down to the day of his
sudden death in November, 1917.
by Mayor Wooldridge
Mr Hartholomew
n the or-
known as
iation (not
iy effected.
d, tempor-
rgantaation.
• Dill, thu
mented the
on the or-
Each frat puts on sideshow to
the big cirrus, which is held on
C'lark field and in the "monster pa
rade on the streets of Austin on
tb* afternoon of the big event a
bevy of university beauties represent-
ing each sorority will be an attractive
feature
the Versailles congress arrived in
Versailles Friday in two parties.
The first group, consisting of three
official couriers, arrived early ir the
day and second, headed by Herr
Lersner came later.
They were escorted to the Hotel
Der Reservoirs.
Mre Come Than Expected.
The Germans were met at the sta-
tion by Colonel Henry of the minis-
try of war commissary, and M. Cu-
daille of the ministry of the interior,
who were directed by the foreign of-
fice to take charge of the German
representatives.. . ..
The augmentation in numbers of
the delegation above those antici-
radad. shouting
"Long live America? Down
Wilson:"
Asserting Dr. Hinrich
. , , —------- ---• Thrice had other divisions of the
by one of the French representa- American army taken this line, and
/ to the mtssion thrice had they lost it
l.iTh germane. wiII not be expect- The 1t0h Ifantry Held it.
iedi.nd,probabiy.do not desire, ,'° Then the 179 inrantr brigade
extena, overmenta Into the took ” ana ihey held " despit *•
thev 1:3 I1 "„of . ersat Ion. but!brave attempts to recapture it a
Iney WI be allowed freedom of
movement between their two hotels
ormerly of
y. has re-
ItO Garder
dise hargec
irnH with
f quarries.
Iver in the
f Heptem-
260th In-
mauling aa
points.
ral months
and was
, and was
hut • m order that you
trniinzee fanr"our ad- mans and the wreckage of war gen-
Cash price is estimated OS five average I erally
words to a line short lines eou at as one line But They Stuck
Minimum cost Is ths price for five lisesa But the men stuck; stuck until
sotmuognfnefensSontgzey.kqaghn, 20they,were ordered to zo forwara—
iumesune 2.00 Eaehntrin: ajand they obeyed ths order
! 7 times, 6 Unos 1 AO Each extra line
1 times. 6 lines 1 00 Fach extra In— .
9 times. 6 lines 70 Fach extra lino
' f times, 6 lines 50 Kach extra line .
1 tin—. I lines 31 Each extra line
By Asnoolated Trees to the Austin American
Although Vittorio Orlando, Italian premier, has withdrawn, temporarily
at least from the peace conference, and returned to Italy to confer with
the Italian pariiament, he still is in communication with conference circles
in Paris T- *•
Hard'i Regarded as a Rupture.
The departure of Premier Orlando is defined in diplomatic circles, not
as a rupture but as a suspension of Italian collaboration in the actual
peace conference.
In some quarters the expectation has been put forward that Signor
Orlando will return to Paris in time for the delivery of the peace terms
to the German plenipotentiaries at Versailles—about May 1 or 2
It la expected that the Italian delegates remaining in Paris will continue
to collaborate on such inter allied commisstons as the economic council
and armistice commission. .
"Wall and Hope." »
The American delegates, while expressing regret over the controversy
with the Italian a seem confident that a settiement will be reached after
a conference with Premier Orlando with the Italian parliament
At Italian headquarters at Paris the seemingiy irreconcilinble spirit
at first manifest has visibly diminished
WITH 12,000 MEN-armznrraammmam
T ernment troops are attacking Mu-
J nich and violent fighting is going
Great Transport Leviathan Just!00 the loss beins heavy on both
< sides, according to advices reaching
Missed a Floating' Mine Off
the Grand Banks.
article on the Austin dam situation as vtewed by him
Mr Bart he
nineteen months been making “a
study nt German industrial life and
its manifestationn In the United
States " 7
Far Reaching Sp Work
As a result, he said. ha was also
ly in its effect when combined with ---••---
sxrs. i__
PAre ’ ’ *. Ing (Sunday) by 7:30
At Bogota N J . in the Mew Ir missed, plense telephone 114 nt Once nna
Jersey Agriculture ('hemical Co. Dr Austin’s eery best Bunday newspaper will be
Schweitzer employed Dr. Walter brought to mu by bicycle messenger
Scheele, who was the Inventor: In Please telephone As early poesible first
that little town of New Jersey In thing, in the mornIng it gets your Austin
1013. Of muntara R*. th. formuin Ameriean teru for zrler readins
of which he transmitted through! F.uH-RorAeltarr.R.port
Captain von Papen to Germany ... Th. Agt Ameriean: M .ira „t th,
soon am the war broke out," con Asnorinted Prens covers the fall day and nighe
tinued Mr Garvan report of 24 hour eompleto is every re-
"Thin i. th. mustard Ea- which y. :2d '»resulotz. Inthe Auztin
laid low your brother* on the plains ca* _______________ "a‘
YORK April 91 -Under
Ringle copy. Ie Mentb
Austin, earrier I U
manufacture of picric acid for ex Dy mail la Tetas «s
plosives for the allies, with a profit, 1 By mail, la U B.. 1.00
out of America's pocket, to Germany By,mail., forign 1.00 , --- --- •• ••
of $1,680,000 gy; .t**1 •" **■*»-.
Mr Garvnn added th. Germana -if"pini*a.*Go"AnaMSasnuz"d
“hope.! to comer" bromine, produced 1 Plense edvire at once ot asy irresutarty u i
only here and in Germany, and deni deilverr either by Aastin earrier or by maik.
Mr Hartholomew’s article
Capt. J. F. Carney of Pittsburg, Pa., is here seen holding
“Cher Ami” which was cited for the distinguished service cross.
Long after his feathered frame has gone to dust his memory will
live in the pages of American history as the pigeon that brought
back to headquarters the plight, of C. 1. Whittlesey's "Lostl
Battalion” in the Argonne forest. (c) Underwood & Underwood,
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN AUSTIN AND CENTRAL TEXAS AND ONLY MORNING NEWSPAPER AT THE TEXAS CAPITAL
affecting the dam. and he has always differed mater ally from the vlew heid
Mothers and fathers of Austin
and central Texas noldlers who
recelve telegraphie advloes of ar-
rival of th sir sons on the eastern
seaboard are requested to prompt-
ly notty the AUHTIN AMERICAN
by telephone <11 or 111. so that
immeaMte publicatton may ba
made for the benefit of relntives
and friends
The Austin American has print-
od more soldiers letters than any
other newspaper in the entire
United Btates and desires is con-
tinue Ito soldlers’ information by
recording all arrivals and at
whatever eastern port.
Austin city subseribers who nre leaving Aus-
tin for vacations ■. well a maii subscribers, rhe eater the men
m14Y hav.the_Au tin American forwarded to was obtained from a
hem whererer thzy are by promptiy notify-.,.. 0 E-,n,
Inc in writing the eireuintion department or hay in F ranch that
the Austin American and addresse will be
changed as often at deaired
on of business, commerce
Ito an inusually interest-
and written so dear that
It is printed, word for word. In Sunday "s \ustin .
of the most valuable contributions for the * olorado
Realty trnnsfers ~f Travs county is full
in the AUSTIN AMERICAN evers mornng.
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