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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
SCHOOL BOARD IN
PATRIOTIC MOVE
Former Teachers, Now WIVES of 40
line Men in the Army, Are TO BE
Favored ia Appointments.

The Moline board of education last
evening did its bit toward eneetual
prosecution of the war. Former teach-
ers. now wives OF Moline men who are
in United States service or who will
enlist, viii be given preference in the
appointment Of new teachers.
This action followed upon recon-
mendation of superintendent MahOney.
He recommended such action. said the
superintendent, because III would re-
lIeVe in some measure the haTdshlps
necessarily to be endured by the FAM
lilies Of enlisted men. The board also
seemed to think such action would re-
move an obstacle standing ia the way
Of some men enltsting.
In passing the recommendation the
board violated long standing prece-
dent for heretofore il had been un-
written law that 10 married woman he
employed as teacher in tho Moline
schools The action, however WIS q
purely patriotic move and a war meas
ure only. There appears to he little
likelihood judging from the senti-
ment expressed last night. that the
board viii change its policy in regard
to the employment Of married women.
A petition was received signed by a
+
dents asking that Mrs. Sophia Bjorn be
retained as janiLress Of Grinneii
school The petition aroused consider
able discussion as the members APP
Deared to think that the matter was q
delicate one.
Here is the situation: John Fors-
berg is ianitor of the Ericsson school
and he has been in the service of the
school board for IS years. The board
feels that MI ForsbeTg is growing roc
old 10 take care OF school as large
as Ericsson. But as he has been liz
the service for 43 years. the thought
of dismissing him did not at all appeal
10 the board.
MIR Forsberg himself it is said has
intimated that he would like a smaller
school Arrangements were cOntem-
plated there. to place MT tOrsherg in
charge OF GriuueI school. Mr- FOrs-
berg, tits said, was pleased at the con-
templated change.
Such action, however. left a prob
lem. What would become of Mrs.
B5orn2 Her services were satisfactory
said Mr. M8hOney and there appeared
no reason for her dismissal. But. be-
cause Of his long service. MIR. Fors-
berg should be taken care OF, thought
the superintendent And q pension
would not be very satisfactory to
either party.
Aside from the fact that her work
vas satisfactory there was another
( reason why tHe board did
not like to dismiss Mrs Bjcrn. She is
/ practically the sole support of herself
and children by working at tine
school which IS but sort distance
removed from her home, SHE can look
after the children
After considerable discussion, all
Of which YVES c0lored 10y a desire 30 do
the right thing by both parties the
board referred the matter o,tho COM
mittee on buildings and grounds with
power to act
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
NAME NOT
IN SCHOOL SPEL.LER

There are no eu1ogiea to Kaiser VIII
helm I'M the new spelling book adopt
ed hg the Moline board Of education
last evening. Time wGsg before the
Eaisers lust for world power had
driven him to force the greatest war
IN history upon humanity. when VIII
helm was regarded At least sympa-
theically in Moline public schools.
But members Of the present board
oG education have no place either in
their hearts or in their spoilers for the
kaiser Moline school children viii
not by way of a spelling bee be taught
that Wilhelm is a grand Old man.
This attitude OF the board was re-
vealed last evening when the text
hook committee recommended the
adoption of q new speIIer- Immediate
ly one member of the board jumped TO
his feet and demanded to know if there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
PASS ORDINANCE
AGAINST GAMING
SHflz Bourd Takes Action to Stop
Gambling, Which. Ii Is Said,
vas III Operation.

The suvfs Village board met last
night En regular session. Consider
able miscellaneous business was dis
pasaa If and two new ordinances en-
acted.
0ra ~ TIE ordinances related 10 the
licensing and registering of all dogs
fn fna village while the other was
measure t5 prohibit gambling in pub
Hr places The ordinance prohibits
lie playing of cards, shaking Of dice
OF ans other games which might con-
tafr aa element Dr. chance. IL is said
Shat tHe ordinance grew out OF COM
plants GHag gambling Was being con-
Quoted Be- some of the business places
aad ir was decided that the practice
Be stopped
sd tHe meeting It was decided to
raise Tho salary of the village mar
shall an increase Of SIC a month was
agreed upon and the motion carried.
Edward Bail. the marshal thanked the
baara for IFS kind consideration.
I'll 3as also decided to appoint a
fire Inspector for the village. This
maa saFe WAS thought necessary on aC-
count ot the dangerous condition OF
several places 5n -tbe village. While
the Office eli commissioner OF health
has been vacant several weeks on ac-
count of Ur VT. ID. Chapman being
called ro she colors. il was decided
that the Office remain vacant for the
present. The board considered the
feasibility of having the citys water
supply tested by the state water sur
TaF. It was agreed that a communi-
cation sHoui8 Pc addressed tn the
state university. asking for instruc-
taus as t. shipping the water sam
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
WOMANINSCHOOLL
HAS A CHAMPION
Or. Mabel Otis Tells Board OF Educa-
tion Men Teachers Should Re-
ceive Same Pay as Women.

DR.. Mabel Otis, one Of three women
members CT the Moline board OF edu-
ton. stepped forward at d meeting OF
the board last evening. as the cham
pion OF the woman teacher, Equal
pay for equal work, regardless Of sex
was her slogan
Her emphatic appeal for the woman
teacher followed the Introduction or a
recommendation by the teachers com
miftee of the adoption 81 uniform
system of salary increases for high
school teachers. The increase the
recommendation provided, was 10 be
given solely on the basis OF length OF
service,
And-here is where DIT. Otis came
in-women were to receive SIS less
per month than men teachers. Il don't
see why there should be a difference
OF SIS a month IN the salary Of a man
and q woman" said Dr. Otis They
do the same work. / shall never vote
for such an increase.
Or Otis attempted to shelve the rec
ommeudation. Mrs E. S. McKeeyer.
1.-THE other woman member present. had
nothing to say. The motion Of DIT.
Otis was politely ignored by the board.
The resolution to increase the salar-
les Of high school teachers in accord
auce with the length Of service was
adopted.
DIR. Otis was the only member to
vote no. and her no was spoken en-
phatically The question of pay &C
cording to efficiency was introduced
but on recommendation Of Superin-
tendent Lewis Afahouey was dropped
superintendent Mahouey declared pay
F aRrnTf3f#sHv a. GfT7 gfnTsrgr H4UNFE do
sirable, but that such a system was at
present ideal and impractical.
According to the new system adopt
ed last evening Moline high school
teachers VIII, during the first year Of
service be paid $50, if they are We
men, $95 If they are men These sal
aries teachers viii hereafter receive
an increase of s. per month at the end
OF each year until the eighth year,
Under the system adopted last even
ing the maximum salary at the end Of
the eighth year of service of the man
teacher viii be S140 per month, 81 $50
per year, for the woman teacher, $1g5
per month and $I.260 per year.
+ Teachers who have had experience
in other schools viii he credited with
that experience in determining the
salary they shall receive in Moline IT,
fer instance. q woman teacher who has
had six years experience insPe0ria or
some other city, should come to Mo
line. she should receive $105 per
month or the same SIS the teacher who
] is entering her fourth year of service
/ in Moline, high school
Z Provision was also made for addl-
tional salaries for special depart
ments. The athletic coach may. uu-
( der the new ruling. be paid $3.50 per
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
MISSION SECURES
ANUMDER OF MEN
Twenty Eight in East Moline Enlist
With British Army After Mass a
Meeting.

Following a parade of the Ameri-
Belgian band and stirring
speeches. Is more recruits were en-
rolled with the British war mission
last night at d monster meeting in Van
Damme's hail, East Moline.
Lieutenant Gunner Richard Waite of
the British navy. Sergeant Bulser. ana
r. Il DecOster, a paturalized Belgian,
20 years Of age. We're she speakers. En-
thusfasm ran high and the prospects
for raising q Belgian company in East
Moline are encouraging. One of in-
dications OF the general desire 10 right
the wrongs of their native land was
the enlistment of two recruits At years
OF age. Those who recruited with the
war commission we're i'm Rock Island
today for examination.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05

was anything IN the new book about
the kaiser. ana Il so. what His re-
quest was echoed by other members.
There Is not. emphatcaIIy no. re-
Piled superintendent .Naaouey. THE
New World spelier-and that IS the
book-was published but recently. 2
declared the superintendent. 1t was
published after the world had found
out the truth about Wilhelm, after the
most hated monarch in the world had
plunged his nation into the most des-
perate and unjustifable war IN his
tory"
The members breathed q sigh Of sat
isfactlon Move the adoption OF the
new book said one. AND the new
spelIer was adopted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
East Moline Society

Mrs. Alphonse DcScheppers. 201
Sixteenth avenue, entertained lbe
jolly Ten Sewing club yesterday after
noon. Most of the members Went TO
the Red Cross meeting during the aft
eruoon and then returned and de-
Icious 6 O'Clock dinner was served by
the hostess. Next meeting viii be held
ia two weeks a the home OF Mrs.
Stella Callewaert, 1901 Thirteenth
street
Mrs. John Swank. 115 Tenth street.
Silvis, was most agreeabIy surprised
yesterday when about twenty-five
friends and relatives came IN to oh
serve her birthday with her. Each
beside bringing something to eat
brought a lovely little gift. One per
son brought a birthday cake hIled with
a candle for each year and of course
there was very merry time for all
Mr. and Mrs. Biederstedt are set
tied in their new home now. Mrs, Bic
derstedt having arrived from their
former home in Beloit,
Miss Alma Adams, who has been at
Shady Beach camping with Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Schafer and Mr.. and Mrs.
1LE4LF k9GLGGI mas lELUGA EA tA0LiE VIII
her parents, ". T. Adams, and also
the A. c. Biederstedts, who went up to
the camp Sunday.
Mrs. E X Mckee has arrived from
st. Paul to spend g week with ner sis
ter. Mrs. A D. Taft, 72G Seventeenth
avenue. before returning to her home
IN Enid Okla. Mr.. McKee. is in R0ch-
ester, Mimi, for short stay.
Methodist Aid of SiIvis viii be en-
tertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
Justin Washburn, 146 Thirteenth
street, Silvis.
Mrs. r J. Bali. EOS Thirteenth
street, Silyjs, has had as her guest,
Mrs. d M. Ball and daughters, Bertha
and Elsie. and W H. Heukins and
Miles Henkins, all of whom drove
from Putnam, III, Sunday, bringing
Helen Bali home with them. They
+ left yesterday by machine.
On account Of the condition Of the
roads the s. A. Cartwright family had
/ to leave their car at Ottawa. ILL.,, until
. Saturday when billiard Cartwright
and Harold Ryan win bring it home
and viii be accompanied by Mary and
Hubert billiard, who viii visit at the
/ Cartwright home.
Knights Of Pythias held q regular
meeting last night when they initiated
three candidates TO the rank of knight
Following the initiation was a smoker.
Kensington club did not meet yes
+ terday on account Of the Red Cross
I opening but viii meet in two weeks az
the Red Cross rooms to sew
Silyis Red Cross had fair attend
ance yesterday and as usual sewed on
pajamas and bed shirts
Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Brown have just
returned from q two weeks stay at
Spirit Lake.
1frs. 0. c. Williams and two daugh-
/ ters returned Monday from Chicago.
where they have been visiting for
some time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
News Of the Day in Moline and East Moline

book committee for consideration. 1t
is probable that Professor LeayIrt viii
be brought to Moline and viii deliver
public lecture in Moline high school
superintendent Mahoney stated that
Re was personally acquainted with
Professor Leavitt and that the profess
sor was an able and forcafuI speaker
He Is a member of the sociology de-
partment of the university and an
authority on child labor. No charge
except for necessary travelling ex-
peuses are made for the lecture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
PLEADS Guilty.

Nous R0Ris. 8 Greek Er0eer Of
East Moline. plead guilty 10 the
charge of assault aud battery in jus
tice Dan Maskeli'a court this morn
ing and was fined 500. The charge
grew out of a controversy with FRANK
Arnold. and when Rokis heard that a
warrant for his arrest had been Is
sued. he went before the court and
entered his plea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
ELEVENTH ARRIVES
AND GOES INTO CAMP

Springfield, III, Sept. 5.-The Elev-
enth Illinois infantry, in command Of
Colonel James E. Stuart, arrived here
from Chicago today and went into
camp at Camp Lincoln
The regiment is fully recruited and
has a headquarters company. machine
gun company, supply company and a
band
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
RFCOuFe pOTTCFMAy

Fireman William Wilcox became a
member Of the Moline police force
this morning when his transfer and
appointment were confirmed by the
Moline city council on recommended
ton OF Commissioner A. G, Stouffer.
Appointment OF Charles r. Hibper as
fireman was also confirmed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
DEE To SEE FAIR

Buck Sergeant, truck driver for the
East Moline fire department. motored
TO Galesburg, Ill. this morning While
in Galesburg Buck will see the fair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
CHURCH OPENS SUNDAY.

Services will open in the Plymouth
church IN East Moline
Sunday. the Rev a. *. Jonson an
nouuces. Morning services at ii and
evening services at s. The church has
been newly decorated and Is in fine
order.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
BOARD MEETS TONIGHT.

The regular meeting or the United
Township Board OF Education viii be
held tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
- N0IINE nFFTCP.

Ross EIfg. Room Nc. 3, Seventh street.
Phone East Moline IL
p4v A.. sears. . City Editor
q p. Temple ..- Circulation Manager
04ft-errH By carrier at 10 cents per
-~ 81. Moline. Fast Moline, Silvis and
1s .-.-lEE-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-05
THE ARGUS.

MOLINE OFFICE,
951Tzk Third Avenue =.
Phone Moline 81
pax. rheeIock. .-........... City Editor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-20
Trtie Yrtfe fit Seras: Mitpod ben 20. SUM 1917.

Iitenoen ser aommiiiion Sobn $.
8idett IT,, geidrieben nno oarin en-
fldrt, er lei MIR aus politii6en
@riitrpetL nidt ipegen i6le6ter
@mtsfiibrung abgelebt poroen. gr
Iteint iid aber in feline Ibiesnllg iii,
gen 51 molen.
Midter Mule bonn 49, Diltrifts-
geri6t in Dallas Fat einen Sniunf~
tionsbefebl erlaiien Ser eS perbin=
bern ion, BOB 5armer ge5fpllngen
fperbell, ibr 8ieb uoippen" 5n laiz
fen.
= Sn elmer groBen Stature, u
Meilen iiiolih BON 8rpan, bat Elm
Irairief euer oas @ras ouf me6reren
tauIeno Mdern @eioelano abge=
brannt uipo bas 2anb an BEN 8au=
men perlengt. Ser an oen 5e15en
mgeridtete Sdaocn ioG 5iemlid be-
tr1dtlih fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-20

Elm $50 Mderi 1tmfaifenoes Stiid
2ano bon 90. 8. @erff lltro @iaiam
gifler fir SEN 8reis bon $4,000
angefduft. Dos Mreal lieet ettuas
noroIi1 bon Der Sta6t in Der Nabe
ser Nemonte Citation.
- Die bisber gum 8eiten oes So
ten areliaes beranltalteten Samm-
lungen baben elm glanaenoes 8elul=
tat ergeben.
Das Undertakings : &omite
fir SoIoaten beabfihtigt CUR Jeier
oes 4. S1tli auf benz gaafpielplase
elm groBes militariides vSonrna=
ment" absubalten.
- cSn Der am DienItag abero OBJ
gebaItenert Sbulrats Sisnng muir
Sc ser Sabresberidt oes @eihafts-
Manager Saul Shol5 berleieny aus
benz berporgebt, oaB Die 5fuI-5i-
na1r5en our 3eit febr gut beitent fino.
Nah 8e5nblung aQer Iusgaben per-
bIein fir ben iogen. .Maintenance"-
Sono elm ueberlduB BON 100000
gegen $4,000 I'M 8oriabre un6 Die
tati1dlide l1nterboltung bes Shul=
5yftems belief fib auf $4,000 me-
niger als beranidlagt tDar. Mud
Die gilgungs- nno 3inien : Jon6s
meiien einen l1eberlduiB BON $685.
i3O1.3f nnf uirb i'm 8uusGon6 iino
geniigen0e Mtittel borbanoen, Inn
ole nod auBenitebenoem &ontrafte
sbeSabIen at fornett. Die Betpob-
Stter bon 2afebietp M60ition reidten
cine Yetition Inn grriftung elmer
s5duIe in 0ie}em Dijtrift Elm, Die
onnnit begriinoet miro, oaB iiber 100
Rinoer cine MeiIe melt 5li Der 10 mie
10 fdon ilberfiiIten 6m 9oulton
GdalIe $50. / geben miibten. Gen
Hetenterr tpa1rbe beoeutet, oaB ibr
@eflb beriifiidtigt tperoen ioIte,
10 bdl6 Die notiaen 5onos Dem
GduIrat CUR @erfiigllng iteben mir
oen. Mngebote fir a~onitruftion
bon Seitentpegen sniroen geoffnet
uno bie Mus5abIul1g bon $270.5O
fir Grtra : Mrbeiten ltno BON $3.50
fir 8lumber Mrbeiten an Der Main
slpernle &odifule betuiaiet. 9as
5aldr oes @eihafts : Manager's
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-20

es ionte beiBen: 2eio'er geiungen
BON @errn g. g."
Ger alte Gngel, 0ireftor bon
@Sroa, botte piel unter glumentbals
8iben at leioen: er. nan1tte tim NIT
f%ouitanter 8osbeit MIR SER gngel,
ME 9freftor ooer tpie er's germ
boGrte - Ser &at. !. Gines Cages
lagte gngel:: .s.
uSerr Softor, Sic iagen immer
bloB Ser gneel gu mir, i9 bin
aommi1lionsrat!"
Yrompt entgeenete Osfar 9lu=
mentbal: SIS lit bod cine @n1neItie
gepelen, 3inb Sic oenn nidt NIT
nmneItiert ~tporoeu?"
8lumentbal tpar geDiB fein @e=
ME, aber er mar elmer ie1ler lie
bensmiirotgen Salente, oeren bie
oelltide nitterotur nidt aa5npiele
bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-20
Safe @olters mu6 bic beutid-ameri-
fauifdjen Aeitnngen.

ssacob S. WoIters, Der befannte
Mopofat umo Yolitifer, Der itets elm
rifriaer gertreter un0 8erteiotger
Der DeutIden in 9eras geinefen 1T,
-1at Sen ipabntpibigen Musfal 9beo-
.oore M~ooiebelts bernlst, INT elm gu.
tes @ort fir oie Deutl6 . Mmerifa-
I1er uno fire 3eitingen ein5nleger.
or erfIGrt oie eriteren, in oeren
Mitte CT ia aufgetpndien lit, Rir
aiite uno Iopale nmerifaniibe @itr-
.saer alno lagt bon ibrer 8eitungen:
sd befomn1e ieoes Wo9etbIoH,
oas in Eeras in oeutider 9prnde
publi5iert miro. Sd babe oieie 3ei-
tllngen felt benz girtritt Der Ser.
Stoaten in Den 2rieg nit benz grOB-
ten Gifer geIeien, Sic baben fifJ
itets ben Ser. Btnafest IobdI ge3eigt.
Die Meodfteure nt1o 9ernusgeber
oikier 3eitltngen ns8egas fin0 mir
abe perionIih befattrt. Giniaes bon
sibuen fnro IN Geros geboren rn6 Die
bier nidt geboren ii1o, bnben bier
eelebt, felt fie ertua@ien firo, sic
lino quite, lopnIe oInerrifanifde witrs
! ger. Dieie in oeutfder Sprade ges
sorudten 3eitunge1 fin6 bon oerfel.
ben Mrt ME eritfIalfige tu09entli@e
3eitlngem Die in engliider Gprnhe
.gebrudt lperSen. sic bnbetf imifter
fir bic gntrpifInng ulto ben @lfbdi
bon Scras unb Die gr5ieb1tng feiter
3eipohner getpirft. @entt Oberit
&oolepeIt @elegenbeit GebnM b6tte,
3eitunget gu Iefen 70 tuiiroe er
Ill, 6nbort bin i1 ibcr5eigt, BON fei-
fler Iebten nngemeincn Mnflage aus
Aerlominer bnben."
COL @olters febt bin5u. SD
gIdlibe, bob es boir Der groBten Be
1e4ititG fiir ons @olergeben unleres
at1oteS iIt tDer1 Der @eiIt barnloni.
5deH 8ufmrunentpirfens, Der IN un<
lem wiirsern bisber leben6ig gene
len iit nn@ fiir Die 3ufunft erbaIten
IaIeibe. Nnr aus 0iefem @rraoe
5uio obne bon irgen6 einem @eoaf
feaar ODER $eraiiseeber elmer in 6eut-
fdJer 5profbes eridjeinenben 3eitung
Odrllln erfndbt at iein, bin ih nit
0ie5er grfl1ritng bor Die Scffentlif)
feit getreten."
Bo[ters giebt oiefen Mniidten in
elmer 8uidrift an unfere ugrprcB"
Aus0r1id.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-20
Stnbenmabdjen seindbt. 217 Sing
g.iainm Strabe-
stras.

Ser 20iGbriae @alter Anorae
eng NellsgraunfeIs ipuroe ,eridoiien
in cinem Camp gefunoenA 6as er
uno eiltia. Greuhpe beim Dlulir auI-
geidlagen baten. Gr belt cine a6se-
ldoiienc Yiftole in Der &an0. Bon
ieiiren ,Greuroen mar Miemano 1lt-
tueietlo, als Der Sdub abgefeusrt
tpuroe.
llnicr 9taatsseies, tpcldas
perbietct, onB bic omerifaniid,e ODER
Die teranfde GIGgge 81 Ih5e;as-
atueden tcinitt wiro, lit 1cet nj Strait
getreten
SIN Bets Cafe, norolid) BON
Ban Gitp, bat man bic 2eide zines
nnbcfonnfen Mannes fdtpimmen ge-
ieben.
Sn Cote County lit Gin Jnr-
n,cr Nnnlens gop 9enoerion unter
Der MnfIage berbaftet, in 8erbin-
bung nit ben Wahinationen gegen
Gonifription gu lteben.
Benin 9aoen I'M 2eon Hiper
bel Sernple iino Der picr5ebnidbrige
SSames Mobinlon IL Der ipoliiabr;ge
6ranf 9prcc ertrlnfen.
Sn COLLECTION lit Die critic Sen-
oung Wci5cn Ser neuen grnte ein-
actroffcn.
Die ugcridn0rer" Sale loI-
(ell in IaGas Dor elmer beionoeren
Sibutg oes Wunoesgerifts perban-
oelt meroen.
Der State 9lutomatie Ear
Board" miro feline erite Sisung
5luiid)cn Dem Is. llno 90. Suli in
Muffin abbalten.
Sn anitin baben Die balbiabr=
lid)cn meoi5inilhen gramina begon-
nen.
Sn Sbiro bat Elm 5eler eilen
Sdaocn bon $4,000 bis $4,000
'angcridtct,
5n 5rieoridsburg lit sic 0aut-
ide SerieniduIa nit G. Sc. gittner
als aebres eroffnet moroen.
Sn Sort @rtbur braulteh aip
Soulion 2%aunorp uuo anoere g.
bduoe ab. Ger Sd)ooen betrdgt
5000.
2lopo Sherer, Elm iunger
gfann in Meria. ipuroe 5ufalig N
Ben arm geidoIieu nnO idluer Der
punoct. Gr 1utrOe nad) Gallas ae-
bradlt.
81. S. Cunningham, Der bis
berige @ertpnlter Der Honiom Strdf-
lingsfarm. lit BON Dem 3ndtbalis-
fommiiidren abgeiest iuoroen. Gr
bat oarniif einen @rief on Den gor-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-20

9ie v6reie Yrene fiir Seras"
erid)eint ais Sageblatt mnb Wpdbemblatt.
Ds saas6Iat lit pnrieitig uno foHt SOC per Meonot ober Sc per sabr.
0as 5Sodenblatt lit i~ed5ebniehis uo fofet So per Sobr. gsah Ueertco
SO @olo. Nad europe, Rorto e%ingefdlohen, So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-20
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nberine Stinion bot beiitc cine 2uft-
Iei}e bon Buffalo nod Netp Dorf an
~saetrete1 uno tpiro bon bort iiber
%9ilaoe5pbia nod Wafbington fife
saex. sic benbfidtigt sDdbrenO ibrer
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Dieu5tas nnbmittag BON feinen
Tyrein6en nit einem %goL0enen, NIT
Diansnrrten belesten Amtsidilo be-
;Sd)eytft.
- Die M~erifaner Wnuricio Jrat-
Ito ui16 Condo Stores, Delde uni.
1ermierten 5oIonten Shnaps per,
fdn5t bnben, ipairoen perbaftet nno
amter ie $500 9iirgldaft geltelt.
s3tDei unbeoei.tcnoe 5euer, mel
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sySrt.Gommerce nno i'm 800 Vlof
orr Bictoria 6trnBc alisgebrof)en
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ISfdt.
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sIndmittog peineno uno bungrig pom
eineng BoIi5iitcn a1if Der StraBe
4~anQetroffen mo Der Boli5ei : Ma-
zrone in 9bbat geeeben. Gas Ndo-
<d,eu, ueId}es fat gar niht engliid
ipridt uno p~olltdu0ig mittellps lit.
lit BON Chicago noh Gan Antonio
aefosnmeil, nm iih bier Arbeit 81 ius
hen. Man mirb periufen. ibr eime
paiienoe etching 81 peridaffen.
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Il Betrarfe an Soloaten perfauft
1T baben, tpuroen perbaftet gao I'M
ter ie $500 9iirgIdaft gelteat.
unlere goIi5ei bot ORDER er:
mItert idarf altf iunge 2ellte 81 pi.
aIlieren5 Die iih Der aegiitrierung
aufsogen BADEN. Gin ieoer jnnger
Damn i'm glitter bon 81 Biz 81 Sab
reil muB es iid oefaIlen Iaiien, fDenn
81 inn @~or5eigling ieiner Regiifrie'
srnsIasfarte aefragt miro.
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