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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-11-14
RED CROSS NOTES.

The Barton branch Of the Glover
Red Cross will meet with Mrs. Betsey
Salmon Friday afternoon. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
The Glover branch has been asked
to furnish % Christmas bags for the
boys In the camps and trenches. We
trust many of you will want to helm
to send this bit of Christmas happi-
ness to them. The bags should be
made of any dark colored suitable
material IL inches wide and IA inches
long CATER they are made) with a
draWstrlng at the top. Any who are
willing to make one of the bags, fur
nishing the material themselves,
please notify Mrs. R. E. Davis or
Mrs. N. c. Stevens. We will meet
later and fill them.
Saturday afternoon there will be a
food sale at the Davis store. The
proceeds will be used for Christmas
bags.
Anyone having pieces of outing
flannel are requested to cut them in
blocks 312 inches square or inches
square. Please send or bring them to
Mrs. Q. G. Miles or Mrs. N. c.. Stew
ems.
WEST GLOVER
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Stevens are ill
with the grip.
Mary Dutton and Ruth Bean are
visiting Mrs. NJ. S. Eddy at Derby.
Mr.. Warner preached here Sunday
IN exchange with Mr.. Minis.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright and Charles
took an auto trip to st. Johnsbury re-
Gently.
Delbert Drumming and family and
Raymond Skinner were at P. II. Skin
ner's Sunday.
George Humphrey is gaining slow
ly and is able to go to Barton to have
his arm dressed.
The Missionary society met with
Mrs. j. G. Borland Saturday and
packed a barrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dutton have
been helping at Albert Merriam's on
account of sickness.
The street light system has been
extended, with additional lights on
the Barton road and at George Bak-
er's.
John Borland and Milton Lyman
are IluIlGlllS III LSSoA
and Irving Bickford in Sutton. Ross
Wright spent day there the first of
the week. A. A. Webster was also
out day or two.
Work is being done on the road
along the east side of the pond and
the men are boarding at Lyman Bar
oer's. This road has been in very
bad shape for long time and the
work is much needed
Clyde Vance was at home from
Camp Devens a few hours Sunday,
coming on the early morning train
md returning on the 2 o'clock. The
entire family was at home for the
lay. He has received an appoint
nent as corporal.
The Sunday school at West Glover
S to have an entertainment and So
ial Saturday evening. Readings are
o be given by Mr.. Boyd the state SUI
of Sunday schools. Re-
reshments will be served. The pro-
eeds are for the Red Cross.
AS explained in the Red Cross
totes we have been asked to furnish
christmas bags for the soldiers. The
nance committee requests every
nember to help so that no soldier will
e neglected through our fault. Any
mount from ten cents to 81 will be
lady received by the treasurer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-11-14
Commissioners Notice
Estate of Georgia Kidder

TIL UNDERSIGNED, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Orleans, OOM NJ ISSIONE
to receive examine and adjust the claims
and demands Of all persons against the
estate of Georgia Kidder, late of Albany,
in said District: deceased, and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purpose
aforesaid at the office of the Town CLERK
in the town of Albany, VT, in said District
on the 10th day of January and 10Th day of
March next from 10 o'clock a. m. until 4
O'Clock p. M. on each of said days and that
six months from the 18th day of October,
A. D. 1917 is the time limited by said court
for said creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Albany, VT, this 7th day of No
yember, A. ID. 1917.
b. SHEDD y
O. r. WINGET
1918 Comm iSsionersa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-11-14
To Make Gravy Brown.

A tablespoonful of coffee added to
gravy will make it brown Immediately
and without leaving any taste of the
coffee.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-11-14
IRASBURG RED CROSS.

The president, Mr.. Kelley, attended
the state Red Cross meeting at Bur
Iington last week and had much to
tell of what he heard, upon his re-
turn. Everybody must work harder
for the need is so great. Mrs. Ralph
Quimby is hustling on her Christmas
packets for the soldiers in the can
tonments and is having excellent
success.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-14
80 ~ SutD1"o1b SHIUo9soII % IiiW I
HIGHWAY APPROPRIATION |
zo,TA REDUCED BY SENATE

The state highway, commission bill
was reported fayorahly with exten.
sive amendments, in the. senate by the
committee on counties. county. noun
daries, roads and bridges. It viii be
on the general file today. - !!
The, committee recommended that
the bill be amended. so as to cut the
appropriation from 100000. to SAC. 900
and offered an amendment reducing
the, salary of the highway engineer, to
$500 per, year, The routes of the
highway also were changed to a CON
siderable extent, The east and west
route is recommended to be made to
follow the, Overland trail route down
the Humboldt river from Elko,,, It
|, also, provides, for a branch line TO
Glenbrook and, gives Clark, county n
road about $50 miles in length. The
committee offered no amendments to
the taxation provisions, of the act, -
" The committee, took : the. position
that the first years appropriation
made, by the government would be
available at any time within the next
three years and for that reason recon-
mended an amendment reducing the
"pPPrTSPppIEia ttSiPonHIS 500 7arT0U
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-14
zing the coroner of, Washoe county
10 employ stenographer, , Passed. =,

q. 7
izing the coroner of, Washoe county
10 employ stenographer,7 Passed, p,
a B. No. SO. by Esmeralda, county
Notwithstanding act, regulating
towns, and cities. -. Laid on the table.
A b, No. 65, by StewaTt--Regulatl
ing the salary and fees of the justices
of the peace of Salt Marsh township
in Washoe county, Passed. ,r.,,,,...
a, b. No. r239, by Hardy-Authoriz,
in ga bond issue for the town of Love
| lock for 1885, 900 for construction Of
water works. Passed 49,, -. .
S. b. No. 100, by Huskey-Amend
ing public school act by creating an
other school. Passed. ETT V-v-g-
S. b. No. 159. by harrington eg.
ulating the hours for persons employ
ed in business of selling drugs, and
providing for a ten hour day 5Lost;
S. b. No. 1873, by CampbellT4 Reauir;
ing the examination of school chill
dren for defective hearing, defeetite a
eyes and mouth breathingl1Basts ecs
ton amended by striking out the
words ION religious grounds" and ex-
empting a child from examination up.
| on the written request of the parents.
| iasscd.
A. z. No. 1876, by Lucas4 efning
property exemption from taxes. Laid
| on the table a' -..-.......
A. b. No. 157, by Hanley-Amend.
ing law providing for redemption Of
property sold for taxes. The only
change in the present law is that
county commissioners may give notice
by publication in place of by postal
J when desired. Passed.
A. B. No. 40, by Hardy-AmendIhg
act regulating proceedings in criminal
| cases. Passed.
Assembly substitute for A. b. No.
l2S. by Judiciary committee-Amend.
in gact regulating estates of deceased
| persons. Passed.
a. b. No. 122, by Chapin-PrOhibi-
ton bill. Senator Huskey .endeavor-
ed to have the bill made a special or.
der for Tuesday, but his motion was
lost. Bill was put to vote and car
ried by vote of IL to s. ........,..
A. b. No. 1853, by ,Ackerman-To
prevent the increase or decrease of
salary of officials during the term, of
Office. Laid on the table. ..,. ... .......
A. b. No. 207-Regulating proceed
ings in civil cases, Laid on the table,
A. B. No III, by Thatcher-Author
| izing county commissioners of Eureka
county to spend $500 per year for in.
spection OF roads. PassedlQT IN |
S. d. No. 1919, by HtssdhDAntehdl
ing sections 179 and $50 of act con.
corning public schools Passed.
Senator Keddie gave notice that on
the next Legislative day he would
move to reconsider the vote taken on
s. u. No. 100
Senator Thatcher gave notice that
the next legislative day he would
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-14

for verify thou shalt reap what thou
soWeth
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-14
PROCEEDINGS OF 18TH ma 10
."". ., LEGISLATIVE SESSION
CONTINUED from page 81

- q. .
Assembly substitute for A. b. No.
179. by committee on elections-Re.
curing candidates for. public Office
to answer certain questions Substi-
tute adopted. bill defeated.
A. b. No, 1876, by Williams-Amend-
ing public school law. De feated. ::
a. b. No. 1877, by Elko county dele.
gation-Proyiding for a. dry farm
board in Elko county; members must
be farmers of the district and serve
without pay. Passed. ....
a. d. No. ,259, by judiciary com.
mittee-For better protection of motor
vehicle dealers and garage keepers;
providing liens for unpaid bills.
Passed. r. A. e
A. b. No. 257, by Misunderstanding
state board Ofr investment for the
state permanent school fund; to con.
sist of the governor, attorney general.
superintendent of public, instructiO /
president of the state university anG
the state treasurer. DIV ''''-9
A. b. No.'144. by Renfro-Providine
for drainage and water storage dis
tricts. Amended and passed. 'r
A. J. G. r. No. IL, by Hardy
Amending the constitution: providing
for the appointment OF the superin
tendent of public instruction or his
election as the legislature may deem
best. Passed.
/
A. B. No. $40. by White-P Providing
tax on foreign corporations doing q
mail order, OF. catalogue business in
the state. Defeated
Adjourned until 10: 80 a. m. today.
Senate, March IL, Afternoon
| { DTBDBa q New Oils To UI
S. D. No. 1872, by ways and, means
conimitteeAProyiding for the distri.
button OF the funds, from the forest
| reserve. .''. .ah D."
S. b. No, 1873, ,b by Joint ways and
means committec-The general ap.
preparation bill making tho appro.
priation for the support of the gov.
eminent OF the state for the year
1917 and 1918. -. + .
$. b. No. 1903. by SummerfieId--
Amending act concerning public
schools Passed. n r !
I ABB No 1885, by-washoe county
Observation-Disclosures the county
commissioners of 1vashoe county to
issue bonds to the amount OF 2O,OOO
for the purposeo highway construc-
ton within the county. Passed.
p. s.. y. No. 193,. by Washoe county
notwithstanding for the closing
of retail stores ut +. m. in cities
whioh polled over 1000 votes at the
last election. $Laid on the table. /
( ABB. No. sei1. by stewart-Authorl
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-14
l38EHoof NOM .

--GongFessman---0.Shaunesse
Rhode Island was discussing the hos
pitality of Scotland, remarking that
it is quite. as wolf Established as the
hospitality of ireland, but the canni.
ness of the Scot, which has passed
into 1proverb. is likely to assert itself
at any stage. A friend of Mr.. o.
Shaunessey's, a Schotchmap, is'rre.
sponsible for this story. .rrI3nm h.w
: An Irish friends insisted that > u
Scotchman should stay at his house
instead of Il hotel, and kept him there
for a month"; playing tho bountiful
host in detail, even to treating him
to all places of amusement, paying
the cab fares, etc. .wnu rpy"rpl .gE
Finally, when the guest was re-
turning TO, his native county, Mr.,
lSYa9cY. B9ff4yflJ FRwl RhI49@ ~
the steamer, and they went together
Es1liE10 Mas
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SAFEST ROUTET0sAMER IL

|'olA large sign ifqrt tourist onesl In
feopenhSseh. Denmark. ereadsA ,'safekt
Routefo kiHeficaadpfa FfafsasBerian
fRailroaGdtfdo ,tjollom2 .nSbl1ods
TRIP from nDe6niaFRetb ,ke&Y5t Tx
BY that fr6dte wodfd' cSt'sr nearly u.s.
600 miles. One would go from Coz
penhageR DIP 839iiaO RRsgl Iiifsia
eSt + 9aba$ lgfoss pa seSnsG a1 1s
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~eye tolEs9onsidas the Eete ttsksnoon
BIB Motto I2 sjsSoiT .esroH I
The senate refused tolcOneur In
the amendment of the assembly cut
ting appropriation Afar night schools
In the state frmo 10000 to $4,000. !.
xSaR 40. ,aS, bynRenroserPse
for, theliEesplation of lpaFmita to the
users Of xatsr.aPaSssas no .sohousr I
aa Adjourned unit, Tiesdaoat, Al asrh.
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ulYsp 1lGEBMAFSyso,,9' rs: : ,, w

noSiiio nwouA i+7-Tosinned &
% Dispatches from Holland .sayN that
100000 prisoners of5cNaraares fsgsed
to work on German farms. The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be takeaEfrom
al reportDots uGroensr.o head, OF
the army feeding OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
soners appear to be practically serfs
'or lslavea;I IT, is ,ltTue they sanE sup
pnsed,ito ebe paidffori the thGdr labor
they perform, but ,theirsyasesc asyer
materialize.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-14
TEN COMMANDMENTS |
- ,7oi7'5rI TO STOP DIVORCE

The divorce evil springs from Clan
destine marriages, and the latter are
caused by picture shows. cheap novels
and the prevalence Of divorce, said
Rev. George L. Hale in his sermon
on Marriage and Divorce, 80 at st,
Louis recently. "''iA'6 " 81" q 7"'
Rev. DR.. -Hale's ten commandments
for wife follow: ---.-.-.--.,-.-...--...
Thou shalt not love any man but
thy husband; neither shalt thou fiirt
With another.
ThOg shalt not neglect thy husband
and thy children for the club, pic
ture show or dance.
Thou Tshaltznot keep thy husbands
nose to the grindsto1e by buying $40
hats, while he buys sox al sixEpairs
for auafterls AE @a
Thou shalt not tag asthy husband
for verify thou shalt reap what thou
soweth.
Thou shalt not neglect To pray fol
thy children; neither shalt thou neg
lect to spank them when the occasion
fdeIneppdsrITm9 9di 1uIIT
7 Thou shalt not rear thy children b!
proxy.
Thou shaltsnoti dress AFTERNOONS an,
eSenings in d hnona but use pain
and powder az fteely = after niarTiag,
| as before.
Thou shalt EsloYet the Lord thy Coo
with all thy heart, for verify the sal
vation of the7world depends upongyou
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-19
sfIa =

YraIiDent 0in|on bon Ser
Staats ; l1niberiit1t gu @uitin teilt
in ieinem Der 2egislatur einsereid),
ten gerid)t nit, oaB iih oie Sc
lammt llnterridtsfoiteil pro aalr-
ius uno pro Stnoenten ali idbr-
lid $2t9.23 belaufen.
Na1 ben lesten Nahridtel
aus San 9enito lit ber@eiBfobl nod,
bober i'm Breiie geiticgen itnb miro
iest fir iogor 1925 pro 3onnc per-
fauft.
@oIter &obler, Der eiten Ga
loon in 8lonoife, 8erar Gnuntp.
al Der Gan 4ntonio-Srio 2anos
ltraBe betreibt, BAT I'M Oiitriftgc.
ridt 5u Sorloo cine Sdaoencrlai.
flage in Sohe BON 100000 geger
SO. 6. 9ubole BON 9epine uno t6S
auoere meilt BORT mobnenoe @iir.
Qcr cinoereidt. Sober fiibrt in iei.
ner alage an, Dab oie 8erflagtc'
cine Gingobe an ben Gonptroae,
SerreG eingereidt Bdtten, in oel
tie Oenielben a%ufforocrten, ao6ler's
2i3ens nidt pieber 81 erneuern
Ser aldaer 6%ebauptet, oabur6 il
leiuem Hltfe iofpie in ieinem Sc
iddft ael6doigt st fem.
Die altc Miiiion Ga 8abia il
@oliao miro oemnddIit r~eitaurier.
mo r~enobiert tDeroem
Ger 7 Weilen BON Glgin mob
nenoe augeiebenc Sarmer aar.
Brriie iplrOe i'll feinem 9auIe mi
elmer ShuBDunoe tot aufgefunbelt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-19
VI III + / { i.

goaia ullerfIdrlid lilto Die
alnperiddmt boben 6emiile ! Hreiie,
Die geeen friiber UNI BON 100 bis
200 8ro3ent geitiesen lino. gns
2auo, auf Dem bic Semitic ge5o-
x,cu peroen, lit nif)t teurer gefppr<
0eu; es lit unter gepdiiernna 9e-
blscben; nnfere @emiiie5iid)tef lillo
noh INNER nuf ibrelt Ylaben mo
xs lit nidts einsetreteib mas Die
enCrrae Hreisfteieerlins peranlalicn
fSuute. Sir bns, mas ma iritber
Fiir s Gents fmlfte, miB man lett
is BIS 90 Gents be5ablen uns oa-
al 5erridt nod anappbeit. 8as
mag mol Die llrladje oieler Sene-
rung fem?
Ger Meger George Mcainnep,
apeIdcr Dor etpa 5luei Sabren Die
Reeerim Mlice 8arriib eetotet battle
uno oe5balb ain 8. Waars gebangt
speroen iollte, lit iett bon einerSrrea-
.sAomniilion ais DabnIinnig erfldrt
zlno tuiro ofitatt OH Den 8algen nod
Dem Strenuous in sluitin fomnen.
llnIere @%edjtsaniualt gerelni.
'quna 6at Die bonn HeprGicntanteil
2anae eingereihte garrutrp gia,
ourd) meIdje oas Mn5etteln bon
Gdoocnerinb : Yro5eiien ieitens Der
M~opofaten fir ungeieblih erflari
neroen fol-, uolitdnoia %inooiiiert
Die 9ia ridtet iih bauptiad)lib ge'
gen oos logen. uQmbulmlcc Gba'
lina", 3. +. gegen Die @elpobnbcit
einer seluiiien alaiie bon aopofater
sid, bel ltffallen ipie Die 9nj5oros
~insultelleu uno Die @erleBten reip
Scren I~ngeborige fofort sur an
Stre1qung BON Sdlaoeneriab ala
.gen ar5urei8en.
Die Gouittp GnnmniiIarc ba
ben Die Shul aruitee Mnbl il
oen AS IaltoIid)en Sdjnloiitritten oil
Den eriten Samitag I'M gpril onae
xebt.
Cine SdieBerei fano OIL Cams
goa obcno I'M 800 9lod Der eoild)i
giraBe itaft, 100 ein Merifancr all
siuen i'm Derfolgenoen Solootel
5eaierte 3lpei Golisiiten fanien bin
Al ultn fn ateu a,tf Den aSonlbre"
Ser Id)lirgeA Sic Slldt erariff
-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-19
Die GeaisIatmr.

Ser Senut bot uniere, BON Se.
nator See eingebrdhte Stulbin an
aenotnmett, raboem equator Sex
ihr nod Elm 4~menoeulent beige
hiat batte. Dieles ENHANCEMENT be-
ltin1itIt, 0db Der s9ulrat innerbalt
iedssig gagen nod S6luB zines
@efAaftsiabrs eine ueberfidt iiber
ole 'J~inan8lage irno Die ginnabmep
1ino Musgaben oer Gd}ulen mob
reno bes abgeidloiienen Sabres IN
elmer tagliden engIiiden 3eituna
nnierer Stuot beroffentliden ioa.
Meprasntant 0'gannion bon
Marfbal gout1tp bat eirtel Be
5d,lnb int Saufe eingebraht, mad
Dem Elm aornite BON iieben Mann
sernannt per6er1 Ioa, I'M Die Mnfla-
saess gegen ben @ollperneur, Die i'm
Genat eingebrndt uno bort anf ben
Gid geleet tuuroen, gu nitterin-
xber. !.
Genator Gutter bat cine Bill elm
gebrnmt, nan Der cine lltlterabtei=
lung Der Mferbnu- unb @euerbe-
5dJuIe in BrDau in ieoem Gountp,
init Musnabme oesienigen, in benz
iid Sic &aupfldJnle befinoet, etabIiert
1perben iolt.
Ser Mapor Der Staot 8ort ar-
1bur fat Die Mitglieoer Der 2egis=
Iotir, ben @onpernerr uno Die
Gtontsbeamten eingelaoen, mabreno
Der Belt bonn 81. Sebruar big gum
s. DSGrs noh Tort Mrtbur 81 font
men. Tim oiele 3eit weroer meb-
srere 9eItroper u%nierer 5iotte bort
3piu.
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snIanb.

SuS Her. Gtonteil Hdno1en=
boot ,Yetrel" bat oos eubani{de
aanonellhopt u!gnriane 8illienbas"
ant M~usl0ufcn nns benz Soften bon
Snntingo p~erbin1crt.
Dcr Goupcrneiir bon Nenr
Merifp, 6. s. 9ebnta, lit am Sonn-
tag nnd1nittae an oIlgemeiner
Gsbtudfe mo Ylutarmit geItorben-
Der omlerifaniihe @~iilfsfreu-
freltier u0trie~ lit BON 8natanamo
i'm Sofen BON @abano eingetrnffen.
ssrl Sobona ioa poaitcnoiae &il1e
berrIdjen. san oemIelben Sofen lie
fen sic citbaniiden aauonenboote
vgoire4 mo CARA" Elm, oenen es
ge(nneeia mar, trob oes amerifani-
ld,elI gerbotes olts benz Sofen BON
Santioeo 5i eutIdliipfsn.
Hod einem bonn Minen=giiro
IN @aibington alisgegebenen gerid)t
iparen i'm Sabre 1916 iiber 100000
9frbeiter in oen 9oblenberaperfen
Der Ser. Staotell beihaftigt. Bon
oielen muroen IN ausiibiua hires
@erufe5 1926 getotet; Al meniger
ais inn Sabre 1915. SIN lebten Sub
re murocn So WtiQionen Sonner
&ob(eu nlchr 5n Gage geforoert ais
IN 1915.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-19

Mngrit Sbuls, Elm alter Be
pofnler bon See Gonntp, 1T III Der
@igo-anieolung geltorben. gr itano
in leinem ad)t5isften 2ebensjabr.
Gin iunger Sarmer Nanlets
sSnlius 2eboe nuroe Sonntag in Der
Mdbe BON Salisbury, 5ebn Weilen
bon @aco, in ieinem gllggp eribol-
lem oufgefunoen. Cine abgeidollene
Biitple lag i'm 9uggp. Der innge
Mann fam ans Dem abenogottess
oienif.
Sil anoerion ltarb Soc
Sbeilsfie, Elm befannter @efdaits-
mann iener Staot.
Mns Germantown miro Der
SOB bon 5rmi Sobn @leinler gemel=
oct, Die bort I'M Sitter pom So Sub
rem aeltorhen lit.
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Nett3.

ysir eriudeu nnlere 2ea, beren announcement abseaafen IT. r@f
ariuneuS, SEN lAuloiaeu getrag nnsebeno einsnienoen, Do Is ms I'M
aSglml III, Sen sansen Staat bereien ST lanen.
NiemanS isate sms glat sntsesennebmen, Der oas announcement
zidt iprtsufeken tauidt. lnS nit Ser g6beaeanns iopte bic etnienOnns
AD ,eiierenoen getaees eHplgen.
Sic 3emas lit ein Gsiddit aie ieoes anoere nnS oesbalb erlanosn
mir uns, aeIrseatid Mednanstni ~aassnididea, aaf btren prompte S'
SAILING mir beft6en mafeu, oeun o9ue Gele Iakt lid fen edd1att tub
ss 9ie Grpebitipn.
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| Oh UeliutIt|t INV wv IteItolN
! linn in Sic 3e0e 81 folgen. 9ie $50.
~lisilten muBten nidt mas 5u tnn uni
uod,oem ibnen bie Neupermablter
flar qemadt batten, oab iie feir
8erbreden begat1gen uno gar feir
@ru1,o 5lr @erbaftung porlag, batte
ser Sergeant elm meni6lides &iib'
reat uno lieb oas iunge Faor Ian.
fen.
@ler Moreno puroe int 220C
glod Der 8eltzGo commerce Str. BOZ
| einene bon IS 8. gburman gelertf.
ten Mutomobtl iiber oen Sanfen sc.
rornt uao erlitt einen 9einbrud)
Der Merifaner lpuroe nadJ Dem
6oipital uno Thurman naA Der go
liaeimafe transportiert,
ss1 elmer 9uoife binter Ser
alten Megerfirbe I'M 200 8lod Der
geortb Center Strabe pnroe am
Sonutag pormittas Der 2tiabrigc
gomaro Sefferion eriboiien. 0ie
4uael, mel6e Sefferion totete,
ourhorana leinen a0rper nno per
munoete oen ibm gegeniiberiiberloen
Maen 9laf I'M @rm. Sic l1riade 81
ser g6ieBerei ioa aartenipielen &c.
meien iein, 5lt oem ii6 cine an5obl
iunger 2elte pereinigt batte. Ser
@etotete itommt aus @ri8ona nns
tDar in elmer bieligen 8ai6ereI an
aeIteat. Gin getpiiler Daniel grrfe
lit ais ongeblider Eater ~perbaftei
%tporben.
s3mei ginbreder, lpelde aus
Man1om & Silsbee's Store in Der
Ssreitaa nabt fiir 5000 ieioene Sent
Sen uno $500 Mn5iige unb lteber-
5ieber geltoblen batten, tpuroen in
gaplor perbaftet nno iino rod Sall
Mntonio sllriid transportiert NOR
ben.
Mm Counting abeno Sipiifen
ner1 lrno 5ebn l1br bral,nten in
100 glod Der arempfau StraBe orei
Trame-@auier ab. SIN &auie 113,
in benz oas Seller arsbradl paren
Is. 81. gait unb Robert 5ltrr beinabe
um's 2eben eefommen. Sic batten
ibr Sdlof5immer perfdloiien unb
|fonnten in Ser @ertDirrllng ben
|SdIiilIel nidt finoen. Sic muBten
|oesbalb in aller Gle, mn nit ibren
llnterfleibern atlgetnn. ourd Die
Seniter flieben. SUR biiBte ieine
aoloene llbr unb $24 in barren Gel
De Elm.
Ginbred)er babeu aus Sobn
Gennep's Store, 1880 SmOe2areoo
StraBe, @aaren i'm @erte bon 5000
aeItoblen. Die Spisbuben orangen
6ureb cine Saltiir, oie fife teilpeiie
pcrbrannten, in BEN 9aben elm.
Nir fanfen Jcoer=getten. ST. 77S0.
Die bieIigen Ssraeliten beab-
iidtigen nadTten Sonntag einen 8nlf
uno 8a5ar in ser Sarmonp Sal ob=
5ubaIten. Ser Neingeipimn ioa 5ur
llnteritiitung Der n~otlei0en6en SUI
ben in europa perfpanbt %rDeroen.
Gum geiten Oes .alamo @onns
eli Of 9op Scouts" miro beute Nod)-
mittaa, beute Mbenb uno 9ienstag
albeno i'm @rnno Sbeater cine 8er+
ltclluna betitelt Scouts i'll Camp"
mlfgefiiDrt fueroen.
SIN Sitter bon IS Sabren iif
Srau 2ouiie Barbara Sdreiner geb.
3iegler, Mitne oes Dor 81 Sabren
geItorbenen Sris Sbreiner, CUR emit
gen Nube euieegaagen. Die Ser
ldieoeue ipar inn glfab geborrn uno
lanoete I'M Ilter bon 5tpolf Sabren
nit ibren gltern in Sitoianola, BON
no aus Die Samilie lire 8eiie nod
San Mntonio per Sdienmagen an
trat. 9etralert miro Die @eritorbe-
ne BON einein Sobn, elmer Sodter
mo nenn Gnfeln.
Die Soutbern Yaeifie 8abn be-
aliidtist Elm 800 SUB Ianges We-
bengeleis nad benz feiien Mbiations-
feloe gu bquen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-19
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