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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-19
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FOR trcturn to ~ W. Roma. Phone
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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
JUST A FEW WORDS.

(By p. c. Crews, Columbia, MOI
am glad to say that the good min
listers of the Columbia p. +. District
are doing well considering the high
cost of living; quite a few souls united
with our churches this winter in the
district. Columbia, St. Charles, Glas-
gov and Salisbury are using indivi-
dual communion cups and other
churches in the district will present
communion sets for conservation when
we reach them. Many prayers are be-
ing made that presiding elders Bry-
ant and Beal may continue to lead
their districts to success. We hope
that all of their preachers will contin-
ue to report to them as they are men
who stand high in the North Missouri
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
THE

ton of Mothers Day" The sermon
befitting the occasion was delivered
by the minister, Or. Thomas. There
we're four additions. At $50 p. m.
Prof. John Talton delivered an ad-
dress to the Senior E%ndeavors. -. .Bap-
tism will take place Tuesday night in
the lecture room Next Sunday all
A. M. Z. Sunday Schools will form in
line on the Paseo and march to Allen
Chapel where special exercises will be
held. The Baccalaureate sermon will
be preached to the graduating class
of Nurses from the City Hospital in
this church Sunday morning, May 81.
49,. The first Sunday in June will be
observed as Home Sunday. Two
prizes will be given for the two best
essays on Home by any Sunday School
pupil in Kansas City. Essays to be
submitted in each Sunday School May
81. First prize, $500 in gold; second
prize, $3.50. The second Sunday in
June is set aside for the paying of all
pledges made toward liquidating the
mortgage Indebtedness of Allen Cha
Del.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19

Mothers Day was well observed
during the entire day. Mrs. H. o.
Cook brought us a very helpful and
practical message in the morning ser
vice. Mrs. VIM. Alphin and Prof. II.
L. Cox Of the Wendell Phillips School
paid a very high tribute to the "Un-
crowned Queens of the World" in
their addresses during the evening
service. The program was a good
one. It was truly a great day with
four additions to the Church. The at
tendance, spirit and collection were
fine. Next Sunday at 11:00 a. IN. and
500 p. Ill. the pastor will continue the
series of sermons from the Book of
Revelations.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday all services were well at
tended. At $3.50 the Sunday School
held an interesting session. At 100
o'clock DR.. Bacote preached a power
full sermon on THE God of Nature
and Grace At 800 p. m. the Odd
fellows held their annual Thanksgiv-
ing seAvices in the Auditorium, during
which a beautiful sermon was preach
ed by Rev. d. A. Holmes on David
and Jonathan In the evening Rev.
Gardener delivered a grand discourse
on Walking With God" to an over
flowing congregation in the lecture
room. During the day twelve joined
the church. The Mission Circle held
very interesting meeting at the
home of Mrs. Ewing at 1916 Steptoe
avenue, last Friday, at 200 p. m. The
Church is planning in the near future
to render an elaborate program and
to have a grand time during the in
stallation of the new pipe organ.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
WARD CHAPEL,

The first Sunday was General Glass
and we had a great meeting. All the
services were will attended. Our pray
er meeting was well attended. 80. Mrs.
Ida Rogers, who has been i'll has recov-
cred and is able to be out again.
Mr.. McPike of Lawrence, Kansas, at
tended the service at Ward Chapel
Sunday. Rev. Mrs. Hall preached a
splendid sermon Sunday evening at
the church. Quarterly meeting at our
church May 20. We extend to the pub
lie a cordial welcome. All pastors
and their congregations are specially
invited to be with us in the afternoon.
Our presiding elder, Rev. Gilbert, will
be with us.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.

All services were well attended
Sunday. The young people will begin
their meeting and we trust all will
be on duty. Little Vidella Mack, the
granddaughter of Miss Milly Mack,
has been very sick but is better at
this writing. She is living at 1913
Cottage We were indeed glad
to see D.. w. Ross at Sunday School
after a long illness. We hope he will
continue to improve. There were two
additions to the Church. The Mission
Circle meet every Tuesday evening.
All are invited to attend. Mrs. Ger
trude Tibbs, President.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
Kansas City, Mo.

Kansas City, Mo.
l suffered with lumbago for a long
time and 1 heard of Mackey's Lini-
ment. l used one bottle of this Lini-
ment and was entirely cured, and /
feel safe to say it is the best Liniment
made, and it cannot be beat. 1 must
say Mackey's Eminent will do all it
is recommended to do.
JOHN SAULSBERRY,
Deacon Morning Star Baptist Church,
2414 Highland Ave, Bell East 1857.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19

Conference. The District Conference
of the Columbia p. e. Districts to
meet in Mexico, Mo-, June 10 to %.
Revs. Tillman Cross, Pettigrew, Page
and Howell are to hold rallys soon.
Miss Ida B. Crews of st. Louis is in
Columbia spending a few weeks with
Rev. and Mrs. Crews, her parents.
Miss Ida d. Jones will be home as
saan as school closes at st. Charles,
Mo
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
Kansas City, Mo.

Kansas City, Mo.
l want to say l used n bottle of
Mackey's Liniment and it has done
me more good than any medicine l
ever used. For Is years I suffered
with severe throat trouble, but am
now cured. For these complaints 1
find nothing to equal Mackey's Lini-
ment.
MRS. LIZZIE LOGAN,
500 independence Ave.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19

Kansas City, Kans.
l suffered with rheumatism and was
unable to walk at times. After using
one-half bottle Of Mackey's Liniment
l could walk and go anywhere. |
recommend Mackey's Liniment for
anyone who suffers with rheumatism.
LEBANNA PORTER,
342 Garfield.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
PERSONS WHO HAVE BENEFITED
Kansas City. Mo.

Kansas City, Mo.
I suffered with pleurisy and also
had sore feet. l heard of Mackey's
Liniment and secured one bottle, and
I must say it gave me immediate re-
lief.
MRS. MARY THOMPSON,
4019 East 14th.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
Kansas City, Mo.

Kansas City, Mo.
l have suffered with rheumatism for
years and could find nothing to give
me ease until l heard Of Mackey's
Eminent and it gave me quick relief,
[ recommend Mackey's Liniment to be
a sure cure for rheumatism.
CHARLES McBETH,
SIG Troost Ave.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
Kansas City, Mo.

Kansas City, Mo.
l have suffered with rheumatism for
the past two years, sometimes having
to walk with a Inc l heard of
Mackey's Liniment and secured one
bottle of it for rs cents, and it gave
me complete relief.
j. H. WILLIAMS,
Deacon st. Stephens Baptist Church,
1915 Troost Ave.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
Kansas City, Mo.

Kansas City, Nc.
I was suffering with rheumatism in
my arm and after talking with my sis
ter, who had used Mackey's Liniment
and gotten relief, l decided to try it.
l bought one bottle of the Eminent
and used it Only twice, and I have
not had rheumatism since. I truly
recommend Mackey's Eminent to any
one.
MRS. MARY JACKSON,
1920 MCGEE Street.
ng medicine mustsend postage to {
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo.
I used n bottle Mackey's Lini-
ment for rheumatism in the foot, and
am no wable to walk and go anywhere.
l will recommend Mackey's Liniment
to all who have this complaint.
MRS. NINA SIMS,
2406 Mersington.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
Kansas City, Mo.

INIAIouV wv INOs
| took a severe pain in my neck, and
having a bottle Of Mackey's Eminent
in the house, l tried rubbing my neck
with it and l received immediate re-
suits.
ANNIE McGREW,
1917 Agnes Street.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
Kansas City, Mo.

Kansas City, Mo.
had rheumatism so bad l could not
raise my arm. I used one-half bottle
of Mackey's Liniment and now l have
no pain or stiffness.
MRS. 7. SHEPARD,
526 Clairmont.
Persons order
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19

Kansas City, Mo.
For more than 10 years l had no use
of the right side of my mouth. This
was caused by neuralgia. After using
two bottles of Mackey's Wonderful
Rheumatic Cure l am entirely cured.
l cheerfully recommend this splendid
liniment to all who have this COM
plant.
BUCK YOUNG,
914 Garfield.
Deacon of St. Stephen Baptist Church.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-19
BUCK YOUNG,
Kansas City, Kans.

Deacon of St. Stephen Baptist Church.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23
Wur cine Wntter fam periteben,

gnr cine Mmtter fam perfteben,
mas es beiBt, 10 bilflos 81 fein, bob
lie ni6t imitanbe lit, Die geoiirfnil1e
hires eigenen gabps 5u perieben.
Sssn oieier ldrefliden Gage befano
1id 6rau 2poia Grammar pom
Sauna, Mlta. Sic idreibt: sd
miinfde meiren Cant fiir oas mir
funaspoue MIpenfr6iltermitte1 aus
Sulpred)en, es bot mid bon Dem
ifredliditeu Gbeumatismls beIreits
Sd mar unfdbig, irgenoetmos 81
tim; ih fonnte nidt einl1al mein
8abp ~periorgen. 0ft log i'd bill
los in meine,n 8ett, uno mein Mann
,lno Die afnoer mnBten mid beben,
ih fonllte mid, ni6t iefbit beipegen.
God Soft lei Cant bas fpnnoerbare
Seilmitte[ bat mid politanoia be
freit, 70 oaB idl Jest fpieoer meinei
8flidten nadfommen fam"
SIT man nidt bered]tiet an5unet-
men, baB cine Meoi5in, Die 10
ariinolide Seilerfolge e%r5ielt, bod
fiber benz 8eip0bnliden iteben muB2
SIT elm iold)es Braparat nitt zines
gerIud,eg pert, ipenn ales trnh
uno traurig msiiebt2 llngleid) an
oeren Mebisinen lit Sorni's 4lpen-
frauter nidt in @potbefei, gu baben.
2ofal : Mgenten liefern es oireft
port 2uboraiorium. Sails man fet-
men @oenten in ser Nadborifaft
fennt, unb iif fir Dies Seilmittel liz
tereiiiert, 10 ifreibe nj an: 81.
8eter ISabrnep & Sons Co. 1875
90. Sopne Nne,, Chicago, 81.
fMns.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23

3tit muroe oub Der orei Spisbn6en
onIidtig nno feuerte einige S6l1Iie,
bon oenen enter g~etroffelt 51 baben
ideint, ouf bicielben al, ie0of)
qelang es ibuen gu e1tfommen. Die
Wtafdine puroe Dem g~igertumer
mieoer sugeiteat, ebe oerielbe iiber=
baupt pubte, BOB iie %geltoblen se=
meien mar.
CHARLES 3oGer, Ser Braiioent
Ser Merdonts T~ransfer Company
tit I'M Glitter bon So Sabren AM
Sountag abeno aus Dem Seben ga=
Ihieoen. Ser 8erltorbene mar in
GaltropiIe aeboren, fam aber nit
ieinen Gltern idon als 5weiidbriges
@ino nod San Intonio, tpo er lett
Der aelebt. @err Boiler mar eitl IN
ben @el1aftsfreiien Der Staot mol
befannter Mann unb geborte 5abl-
reiden 8ereinerL barnnter audi Der
2oge Der SerlnannsIobne, an. ST
miro BON ieiner @itDe, 5tpei ain-
oern uno orei 9riioern betrauert.
Die geiietung finbet auf Dem nellen
lutberilden Srie0bof itatt; Serr $50
Itor @olff balt Die @rabreoe.
Ser am Samltag bon 81 Baio
bier eingetroffene franooiiide 2eut.
nant glauoe Monuier meloete Der
9oli5ei, oaB ibm ~n1tertpees Iein
fratsoiiiAer &eiiepaB iotpie feline
Militdrpapiere aeitoblen ieien; ct
lit Ser Mniibt, oaB er bon feinoli9en
agentet1 gefolgt puroe llto Bob
bieie Sen Gai,b ~begangen batten.
Nab elmer ipateren Mitteilung iino
oie 9apiere in einem @otel IN So
REDO aufgef,tnben; es lit bis iest nidt
befannt, OF Semat,o in 8erbinoung
NIT Dem 0iebitabl per6aftet tpnroe,
ODER Oh Scr Serr 2entnant Die Ya=
pierre einfoh perloren Bate.
= 9eute abeno miro in Der glu=
demonstrating I'M @arrter @otel eli
ne 9beaterporItelaing> elm &on5ert
uno Tan5 It%attfinoen. au6 fir NOR
gen obeno lit Elm Brogramm ausge-
mdblt. Die @usitellung lelbit tit
iebr bii6i6 ul1o gut bei6idt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23
: u ..

Die teraniiden @ilenbabnen
baben m1breno Der nit benz %.
5e6ruar enoenoen 8 Monate einen
&eingeminn bon $30,905,7 02 5u
per3eihnen sebabt; $11,357tt0
mebr ais in Der forreiponoierenoen
8eriooe oes G%oriabres.
SIM Sabre 1916 belief iid Die
4n5abl ser 8ranbe in Seras auf
17,499. 4n Sdaoenerlab maroe
DIE Gimme BON $9,760,S65 ausge-
3ablt; an Grdmien naErnen Die per=
ifiebenen @eieaihaften $10,933,5S1
elm.
Mns Muffin miro mitgeteilt,
ooB oie Staats 9arrate inner
balb Der ndfiten 5iuei Sabre ieOeit-
foas Die fonititutionelle @ren5e bon
35c per 500 @igentum erreihen
miro.
- Sim 81, Mdr5 8. IS. maren in
30 Staatsbanfen $5,032,27t Spar-
gelber oeponiert.
SSn Granger tpuroen Die StorcS
pon s. 6. Gepnolos ut1b Serbelt
Yope beraubt; aus Dem 2aoen oes
2esteren mlroen @aaren i'm &c.
TRACE BON $t75 geitoblen.
Sci Dem neuli6en Sagelmet-
ter in Der @egeno BON 2llling SER
idmetterten elm GROCER Sagelflum-
pen einen &sno6en in Der Snno bon
81. q. gnitace bon Hrairie Geo. Ger
gffeft nor %ungefdbr oerIelbe, oils OF
Der Mann einen itarfen Sdlag nit
einem 5ammer auf Die sSanb erbal-
ten batte.
Sn Gonzales mllroe elm $40
Yfuno idweres Shmein fir oas bib
Idle Siimmd)en BON $68.40 per-
foiift, oas Hfuno muroe oenulad)
nit TIC be5ablt.
auf Der Station Sruiae, 10
Meilen Don 1areoo, erplooierte am
Sonntas morgen Ole 2ofomotioc
zines 3rpiebel5uges; Der Sngenienr,
Der ieueruam lotpie Elm gremler,
Der iib auf Der 2ofomotipe befdno,
mltroen ourd ben entfpeiferloen
9ampf fur6tbar %nerbriibt. Ser Seli-
ermann miro mo6riheinlid) ieincn
@~erlesnngen erliegen.
- SaSnt Sdlamm oes Srinitp sTul-
les in 9ollas muroe am Sonntag
Die 2eide zines anideineno fiir5Iie
ernloroeten Mannes gefunoen. Der
&orper 5eigte pier &llgelpunoeil, 9
oapon I'M &opfe, iopie 3ablrei6e
Wteiieritide auf; bis iett foulte ole
2eid)e, troboem bon Sanienoen be.
ii6tigt, nid)t ioentifi3iert peroeli.
r. Sn Merceoes iino mebrere Gar
laomgeu @ciBfobl fir Den Greis
bon 1925 pro Soune perfouft. @ril.
ne 8obnen brillgen So bis $3.50 pro
@1lihel.
Ser &epeiule : Solicitor q. 9.
@olfer BON allittn foroert ole 2elt.
te. lpel6e Ginfommell : Sterern 81
Te5oblen boben. aut lire 2opalitdt
fir oos 2ono oaolIrd] at bet1tigen
oab iie oiefe Steuern u~nberBiiglid
entridten. Sic @unoesreaierlinQ
braltdt notipenoig GSelo, @elo unf
mieoer 8elo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23
9ie 2~esisIatar.

Mns Muitin miro eemleloet, @ou-
ucrneur Gerguion meroe in oieler
@oeoe ser 2egislatur eine gotid>att
suaehen IalIen, in Der er tie antforz
oere, bie MiIi5geieee u%rieres Stoa-
1es 10 ait peranoerrl oaB tie NIT Dem
,gotionaI Defenle Mct" Der glttl-
0esregierrng iibereinitimrnten. Cine
Die be5iigIide Sin mnroe bereits IN
ser lebten Gitung Der Segislatur
porueleat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23

Sn 01arlboG brad) am Cont
tag friib uni 2 llbr Seuer I'M Sci
lelbauie Der eleftrti6en @llloge aus
IS qelong Ben 8ranb 81 loi6en,
ebe er groBere 9imeniionen attneb-
nten fonnte;; Der a1tgeridtete S6aoen
miro al1f $4,000 geidabt.
= Die 8eldaftsleute bon 8romns-
pille, iotpie ste Sarmer Der oortigen
@eeeno baben iid gu @uniten Der
ginHibrung oer %allgemeinen 8ebr=
pflidt erflart u1lo Die teraniiderl
&ongreBleute aufeeforoert, fir Brd-
Iioent @illon's Blan gu itimmen.
Sn Comfort Itarb Sertnaftrl
2ippett, friiber IN Solllton mohn-
hoft..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23

= Sn gonfers, g. o., erid)oB Der
9reoiger &obert 5. gerrp anlablid)
eines politii6en arguments feline
Srn1 nnb S6uiegermutter, per-
tuunoete feline Shmagerin uno mod)-
te Damn ieinem eigenen Seben ourdl
cine augel in ben aopf Elm Gnbe.
Die 5rallen, melbe 8eutid)e waren,
nablnen Tnrtei fir ben aoiler, nab
reno Ser 3aitor Sen thrift nmerifa-
mii6en S~tonbpunft einnobm; or
binterlieB einen 3ettel, uuf Dem MIR
oie 3mei @orter uSerrilfte Nreus
zen" 1tanoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23
sdlimmer Snitem? 5ieber? Grippe?

g8er0en 81 bagegen Or. Sings
gfeip DISCOVERY an; Die baliamiIden
Ssnqre0ien5ien beilen Die ent3iinoe=
ten GhleimbGllte uno Die antiiepti-
ld,en totem 5uglei6 Die gafterien.
Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY mar ieit
As So6ren oos Bette MitteI gegen
SuIten, grfdltungen1 Grippe. 9rdll-
ne ltno 9ronAitis. Salten Sic tets
cine SlaIde %porrotig. SOC in aaen
Npot9efen. (ans-)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23
(SortIehuna BON Ser 1. 5eite.)

lSDIIleEuHa DUH oeI l.. SeHe.J
I,s 3om uirs gemelbet, in Der
Mabe non &enebis babe elm See mnS
2nftfampf itattsefnnoeu; meldem
@erlanf er senummen, Iagt sic De-
peIde nidt.
Senator Gnmmins bat ein Mnter-
ocmemt s1 Ser Spionasebia einge=
bradJt, weld)es perbietsh 6etreibe
smr SeriteQuug pon Mlfpbol at ber=
luenben 1tno bas perlangt, baf 2e=
bbssaas..nittel tnS aleibnng slt perianf-
ttgen Greiien Derfanft uerben.
Die Gremierminiiter bon Srauf-
reid Gnslano n,rS Stalien Gatten
ant 90mneritag cine 3mIamnten-
fnnft in ct. Searne Be Manronite ut
SappDen, in Der ,na11 iid) iiber alle
borliegenben biplomatiiden nnb mir
litariiden 5ragen nnb ii6er sic
Spfer, SIT Denen Der &rieg eiu II
bes Ser aliterten Climber suingt,
einigte.
Erins 3ia=Gobin, Der p~rainmptiue
tiirfiidjs Sbrunfolger, traf I'M bent=
id)en 9auptanartier elm nno iiber-
reidte benz Safer @ilbelm einen G6=
reniG6ef pDrn Sitltan rals 3eid]en
f6niglider aamerabidaft tit Waffen
Der per6iinbeten Nr1necn. nnb in
Mnerfennmns BON saten Ser bemt=
iden Mrmee", iuie cine 8eriiner
9epeide beiast. @ie es lueiter in
Der 9epeid)e beikt, 1prad &aiier
@ilbelm BET Mnnabme bes SGbels
bic 3mperfidt ans, bah Ser semein-
lame aampf pon idlieflidem Sies
gcfr0nt ietn lueroe. Der tiirfiidr
Trius reiite Ipater mad Der Wef-
front a6.
Die idarfe gerorbnmns, bak
9emtide pber anbere afeinolide"
Mmslamber, Die im nnierm 2amoe
tppbner, mid)t ailf cine bnl6e Weile
in Die Nabe BON Sorts ober Irle=
malcn mno irsenb iuelden anberem
&efeiisnmsen fummen biirfeu, lit,
ipie ms @aibinston semelbet fuirb,
semiIoert morben, neil tie in Der
nripriinglid)en Gaiinmg nidJt onrdj-
smfiibren iuar. @iele Strafenbabnem
fiibren an Tprts pprbei pber font
men bod in Die NGbe FOLDER berbu-
temem ElGte mnb piele Ser bon Ser
@erorbnmmg betroffenen 2ente iuob=
mem iebenfals in Der N6be ppn SORTS
pbcr Mrlenalen nnb 6atten banm if
re @obnmngen rGnmen mihen. Die
8eitimmnng lautet jett 6abin, bak
yfeinolidc InslGnoer" iif) nidJt in
Ser NGbe ppn Sorts, befeitigten GlG-
zen, Iriemalen nnS Sergleiden her
mmtreiben biirften.
Scr IdJmebiide @eianbte i'll aoi-
itantinppel fat bic @ertrettns ante=
rifaniidjer Sntereiien lit Der Siirffi
iibernom men, nad)Sem Die Vesiebnn-
gen s,uild5en Der Sirfei mnb unlerm
2anoe absebrudem iinb.
Nms beridiebenen Srten I'M Hor-
ben mirb gemelbet, Oak ier6iide Mr-
better mad Weip Yorf absereiit ieien,
I'M nadJ Gmrppa SIT fabrem nnb
in bic Mrmee bes General Sarrail
at treten.
Sm Earis unrbe geitera eim Ser.
Staatem.Sas gefeiert, bel uelder
8~elegenheit anf Dem Giffel-Smrm
cine amerifamiide Tlasse atfsesu-
gen mlrSe.
Nms @aihingtDn luirb Wieoer eii-
NAL bic alte Sdluinoel=@ eldJidyte
gemeloct, Seiterreid : ltmsarn luer-
Be bemmGdit tint einen Separatfrie=
ben nadindlen.
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DDS obere Stodtperf bes SallleS
$40. 2tS Sit-gommerce StraBe
gfolnn 90 BET 80 SUB. gfa65ufragen
2t6 SIt-gommerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23

9entider 9arslebrer seiudt fir
6rei &naben inr Sitter BON orei5ebn,
eff unb lteun Sabren, Die nod nidt
engliib ipreben. geuerber mogen
lhriftIide Offerten unter IS. Q. an
Ole expedition biefer 3eitung ridten.
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Lokldies.
gnransidtlides @etter.

Sir 5an Mntonio nno lt1ngegeaos
3elte abenp: flar, mariner Siells=
tad: flor.
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GSiuarb 8. 2angc, oentidlci
N~edtsammalt, 2anb- nnb grbidaftS-
gnaelesenbeiten. 601-6O2 Moore
gnilSims, Sci. Grodett 1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23
Urunoeigcnfums uebertrasnmeen.

@lbert mo grnit Stebes an s. 8.
Serreu uno Srau, @runoitiid in Gil
murt6 & Green's Serrace; $2250.
@. 6. @nutt on s. s. alett, @ruubz
ltild in 9ingItou 6eights; 1925.
Q. 6. <@antt an 6. 90. alett. @runbs
itiid in aiuqitpn @eights; $500.
aiirt &eioet an 6. 3, &oenig.
@runbltiid in aepitoue Eart; $500.
6. g. &6orre unb 8rou an I. alears
uer. @riinoItiid i'll Gatepielu; S3250.
Wnu . Griambuisfdeine.
S6o arneger. 6otel. Sooo StraBei
$4,000.
= Mandes miro uns beoingnngs'
los sugeItanoen = natiirlid MIR I'm
fer aetpiilen 9eoinguneen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-23
0rete VreIt fit ScTas: Montae bet %. Npri( 1917.

Oiltig bis sum 80. Snnt 1917.
YrdiulituzSfferte.
Gin &orl6lag aa nniere s rtunoe.
On es nmmUsid 1T, aae 9iarihe mno Counties bes staates sHrh
Nelenbe bearbeiten sn hHen, nnften mir anf anOere yeittel SUR turner
sr0Feren gerbreitnns nnieres glattes iansn nnb mir ino sn Dem et'
ldlms sefopamen, annebm6are Gramen fir neae Abonnenka, Die nns
einaedift merSen, ans5nieten.
@r plamem nibt sic @eramfaltmns zines iosenannten apHhfes,
me er lei ensliden 3etnnsen ablib ii, ionbern mir poQen our4 aas'
sabluma einer iberaem aumwi1ium Jreiwiaise anmerben, be pbne BE-
ionbere Mnfe ub gnfrengnna id cine Discriminating ~ perfdafsa
mMniden, z
gu Sidem 3wede uffueren mir fir ieben uensns SabresabOnneaeu
cine aommiiiun pon $1OO, einem 9pllar. Ss gsodenblaH Der
vareie 9re6e fr sesas" foiet $500 per Sabr. 0esen Ginienonas BON
$500 werbem mir aio bs gat an irseno cine mns anfsesebene aeas
Announcements 4oreie ldden.
Slit 10 1 t." s;as (G5rtra yrd1nit uon $50 IL SaR
Slit Is ''s ter s;s: ggrtra Xrdmit uon s3.6 II SlM
65ir 20 ''s t." :;s: ggrtra yrimit uon 6.Oiu Stn
6ir q '' ter s;as ggrtra yrdmit uou s6.3 ID Saar
Slit ne5r alS q 's ter s;ss gGrtraprdmit Don IS III Saat
aNir mebr aS 80 's t.. + TT: lGrttprdnit pDn s16in Saar
Ser @oridlas lit einfad nnb peridnoid senns. gSr einen
nenen Mbpnmenteu Der 5mr 3mt nidt 2efr Der rJreie &refe" IT,
= sepinnt, fOaeftert $500, er6alt, rp. 6ebalt OaoOn einen Dollar nO
ihift ben anoeren Collar nit Der senauen MoreHe BEG geheaers eth.
Mnkerbmt fgt aber and md cine grra Eramie in gnsTda, fails Die
3abl BON se1n Mbonnentem ubr barber erretdt pirb. Die Ggtra!&rd'
ne iemoen mir ben ban geredtisten TON nnierer Office aus brett
Die bier semadte Dinte it fit jeoen int uetea gebiete beg sAaa.
tcs offen. Seber fann fb baram bekilgen. @nr biehn MIR 8aarpreie
an, neil gelb INNER ienen @ert fat nnb Sober oafnr anldaffen nns
faaien fam, mas er seraoe brandt
gae, Die ppn oieier Sfntc 8ebrand MAIDEN nnb inter ben oben &C.
aeuteu geSingmngen Mbonnenten fit bic nJreie Serene fr SeLas" lam.
mlu moQcm, inb sebden, fb nit mns ~mmpersaglid in Terbiaonns 80
ieben, bamit mir i6nem etpaise geuanidte a%nsfibrlihere Amsfanft CT.
tdlen f6mnen. Die Anitnng set ben geheaern brett BON nn|erer 81.
fre ~. gice Sfferte fat MIR 8alhsfeit bis gum 30. Smni 1917.
,Treie @refie fit SeraS".