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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05

Stanley p Rostkowski, of Perth Am
| boy Is an excellent type of the fair
minded sensible and progressive young
men who are working for the better
ment of public affairs. He was born In
Warsaw, Poland, on February 20, 1884
where he was brought up and received
his early education. While still youth
he had a great inclination for music,
which he cultivated in the Conservatory
of Music at Warsaw.
kowski could not tolerate the severe
political expressions in his homeland
and decided to emigrate to the United
States, where he could enjoy the liberty
guaranteed by the Stars and Stripes.
He arrived in Perth Amboy and shortly
afterward entered the Institute of Mu-
steal Art of New York, where he con-
tinued his studies.
For the past twelve years Mr.. Rost-
kowski has directed the choir Of St.
Stephens Church. at Perth Amboy. He
Ia a member of the Board of Health of
his home city and Is also connected
with the drug firm of s. H. Rostkowski
& Brothers. He is popular not only in
Perth Amboy, but in the suburban
towns as well.
Mr.. Rostkowski IL q shining ex-
ample of what q young man can make
Of himself under the Stars and Stripes
of America II elected, Mr. Rostkow-
ski can be counted upon to give ef-
ficient, honest service and Will make q
public officer of whom Afiddlesex Coun-.
ty as q whole may be proud
(Paid for W r. J. zawilinski. Comm.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
FREE PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL
TO START WORK TONIGHT

The work of organizing the classes
In the free public night school will
begin tonight. A number of teachers
will be present at o'clock in the
grammar school building to examine
those who have enrolled and place
them in their right classes. Although
a large number have already enroll
ed, few more applicants will be al
lowed to enter tonight and tomorrow,
but it is hoped that all who are in
tending taxing advantage of this op-
portunity to obtain free instruction
this winter will enter the classes soon
and follow the work industriously
during the coming school session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
THIS CITY LEADS
NEW BRUNSWICK
6,888 Food Pledge Cards are
Signed Here-5,822 Signed
at the County Seat.
TOTAL 21,127 FOR COUNTY
Food Conservation Campaign
Will Continue This Week,
County Chairman Says.
TOTAL 21,127 FOR COUNTY

Total figures for the county in the
food conservation campaign last week
were given out by headquarters in
New Brunswick this morning, as far
as they have been completed. The
figure for the county is 21,127. Perth
Amboy tops the list with 6,8S8 and
New Brunswick follows with 5,822.
The other places in the county have
not as yet filed their returns, but the
entire report will in all probability be
In by tomorrow night
County Chairman Charles A. Nc
Cormtck has announced that the food
conservation campaign in the county
will continue through this week also,
owing to the extension of time placed
on the movement by Food Admins
traitor Herbert Hoover. The county
headquarters will remain open until
10 o'clock tonight, and all day tomor-
row but the county chairman will en-
deavor to close the campaign here by
tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy came within 122 of
striking the mark set as a conserva-
tive estimate of the number of fami-
lies residing here. which was placed
at 1000 after a careful survey of con-
ditions. The campaign will be kept
open today and tomorrow for persons
who were not signed up last week,
and the local headquarters at the
Board of Trade will be open until 10
o'clock tonight to receive signers and
team reports, and it is confidently ex-
peeted that before the actual close
of the county campaign tomorrow
night the local total will reach very
near the 1000 mark, what with
pledges from persons who were out
when called upon, and who did not
have the opportunity to sign the
cards. These persons will be well
coined at the Board of Trade If they
desire to sign up, and for that reason
the headquarters will be open until
late tonight
New Brunswick has been thor
oughly combed for signers and that
city has displayed very high per-
centage of patriotism in turning In
the pledges.
The county reports for other places
than the two mentioned are not as yet
completely tabulated, only telephone
reports having been received. The
pledge cards are due at the county
headquarters today, and the work of
counting and tabulating the result
will be started as soon as the entire
lot are in the hands of the county
committee.
1t was stated this morning by one
Of the county workers that while the
mark at present was placed at 21, 1877,
later results expected should boost
that number considerably nearer the
estimated hummer of $4,000. Several
places in the county have worked
ceaselessly to secure the signature
of every housewife in their locality,
and many others are still at work
rounding up those who have not yet
been approached, or who have not
signed the pledges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05

men in training and to train others
| for active service-that they gave
good account Of themselves before
yielding is accepted and unquestion-
able.
The war department states that
the German attack was preceded by
heavy barrage which cut off the
American salient from the rest of the
line. The attack was apparently
designated for the positive purpose OF
capturing some Americans, possibly
in the hope of ascertaining the
strength of Pershings forces in
i France and other information to
guide future efforts of the enemy.
When the official announcement
came out that three Americans are
dead, five wounded and twelve miss
ing in the first actual clash with the
Germans, thrill went through the
whole country.
Immediately the war department
was besieged with inquiries from
| anxious homes as to the names Of
those lost The news brought to
America. its first distinct appreciation
Of her part in the great world war,
and henceforth the cables are certain
to bring more and more frequently
the message that American soldiers
have died in bitter fighting
With the word of captured Sam
| mics on the west front, the Red Cross
Immediately hastened plans for rush.
| ing food and other supplies to the
American committee to a committee
established in Berne. Switzerland.
A latter statement gave those kill
ed:
Private Thomas F. Enright Pitts
burg, Pa
Private James B. Gresham, Evans
Vile, Ind
Private Melvin Hay, Greden, Iowa.
Wounded
Private John j. Smith, living m tho
country near Budingtori, Mich
Private Carl j. Hopkins, Stanton,
Texas.
Private George l.. Box, Altus, OlkIa.
Private Homer GisAAs, QPYeEsdsle,
Ala.
Private Harold L. Orr,
country near Lyons, Kansas.
Captured or Missing
Sergeant Edgar NJ. Halyburto1
North Carolina.
Corporal Nicholas L. MuIhau,
mother Mrs. Bridget MuIhaH, 180
Ninth street, Jersey City, N. j.
Corporal Edwin H. Haines, country
near Woodward, Okla.
Private Herchel Godfrey, Chicago,
Ill.
Private Vernon M. Kendall coun-
try near Roll, Okla
Private William p. Crigsby, LOUIS
viffe, Kentucky.
Private Frank e. McDougal, Mary
vile, Miss.
Private Daniel B. Gallagher, BIog-
don, Ala.
Private Dewey D. Kern, Collins,
Iowa.
Private John @. Lester, Cutwater,
Miss
Private Harry LanghInan, Chicago,
Ill.
Private Reckon, first name not
known nor home address.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
"Win the War;
Is SChneider'S
Only Aim Now

Frederick G. Schneider, who
made such a splendid record as
an assemblymal( last year, and
who, his friends believe, will be
reelected on that record, has
been so busy working for Uncle
Sam that he has had to neglect
his canvass in the interest of
what he considers far higher
duty.
As soon as war broke out, and
the need of men Of experience
and ability in the national serv-
ice was evident, Mr.. Schneider
was called to service at Camp
Dix, at Wrightstown, N. j., where
he was given a big road construc-
ton job to dc. He finished that,
and did it so much to the salts
faction of the federal authorities
that he was compelled to accept
another job of the same charac-
ter, on which he is now working.
When it was urged on him that
he was neglecting his canvass in
attending so closely to his job,
his only comment was:
"We'll attend to Uncle Sam s.
job, and take a chance on the
rest of it,"
The citizens Of Middlesex, who
know Mr.. Schneider's sterling
character, are rallying to his sup
port, and it is confidently pre-
dicted that he will be given the
vindication that a reelection
means to him.
Zone good term deserves an
other"
paid for by Citizens Commit
tee, New Brunswick, N. J.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
GERMANS DRIVE
ON IN ITALY
Cross TagIiamento River and
Take 5000 Prisoners, is
Claim of Berlin Today.

Cunited Press Staff Correspondent. }
LONDON, Nov. 5-General Won
Mackensen has successfully resumed
his great drive into Italy, according
to both Rome and Berlin statements
today. He has crossed the Tagiia-
mento river. north of Pinzano, taken
5000 prisoners (accerding to the Ber-
lin version) and in the belief of mill
itary experts here is beginning his
pretentious operations of attempting
to flank the Italians on the right or
east bank of the waterway
The German success of today is the
first move in what has been expected
all along by the Italian strategists.
The right wing of the German invad-
ing army, early in the great drive,
attained greater momentum than the
other sections of the front, and was
consequently in an admirable position
to strike in one of Won Mackensen's
favorite maneuvers-the flanking
plan.
North of PinZano," as mentioned
in the Italian official report means the
German Austrian forces crossed some
where in the comparatively broken
country, Pinzano is sixteen miles dis
tant from Udine. There is a bridge a,
this point
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
RED CROSS TONIGHT

The regular meeting of the Red
Cross executive committee scheduled
for tonight at st. Peters parish house
will be omitted on account of the Red
Cross demonstration to be given in
the windows of Stern & Company.
Committee will convene Monday, No
vember IL, at s P. NJ
On account of election, and conse-
quent holiday, the Red Cross work
rooms will not open tomorrow, Tues
day night, for teachers, as planned,
but will be open Tuesday evening of
next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
FACE HOT BARRAGE
BEFORE DAYLIGHT:
AMERICANS BRAVE
First American Casualty List Growing Out of Actual Clash Be-
tween American and German Soldiers Annouced by War
Deparment-In First Casualties Many States, Incud-
ing New Jersey are Mentioned-No Statement is Made
as to Fighting of American Men,
BY United Press.

BY United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5:-The first
American casualty list growing out of
an actual clash between American
and German soldiers came back to
the homes and hearts of the country
today.
The war department gave out the
honor roll Of those who died. were
wounded and are reported missing as
result Of sudden thrust upon an
American training salient by the Ger
mans November 8.
In the first casualties many states
are represented. No statement is
made as to the fighting of the Amer
lean troops, but they were picked
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
SINGING SOCIETY CONCERT
AND BALL IS ENJOYED

1he concert and ball OF the Sing
ing Society Frem for the benegt of the
Danish Orphans Children's Home held
at Washington hall Saturday night was
a decided success and about 500 will
be turned over to the home, as the re-
suit of the affair. An excellent pro-
gram was given by the society who
were assisted by the Singing Society
Danmark of Newark. The members
of the Singing Society Dana were pres
ent as guests OF this occasion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
CHIMNEY FIRE

A chimney fire in the home of E. L..
Gridley at Al Lewis street called out
two fire companies on a still alarm
this morning. The blaze, which was
in a chimney f1ue, was put out after a
few minutes with chemicals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
NOTICES.

Jefferson Review, No. 27, Women's
B. A of NJ, please take notice! All
members are requested to meet at !
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Smith and
State SITS. to attend the funeral of our
late Sister Mrs. Luckenbill, of Sewar-
en-. Signed by the Commander,
CLARA NELSON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
NOTICE.

A meeting Of the Sixth ard Lehfgh
Park will be on Monday evening. Nov.
9Th, $3.50 D. m. at 342 Bruck Ave. All
voters are invited to attend.
Paid for by 9th Ward Lehigh Park Com.
14S20-11-5-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
STEIN BL0CHSUITSa dressed gar ws,I msn
"J0HNNY" SLOB0DiEM
The Handiest Mems Stores in Town
Dancing Class.

Dancing Class.
Dancing classes now forming for
Monday and Wednesday evenings. Get
your name in now. Montalvo Academy
of Music. 80 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-11-05
Super Six HUDSON For Sale
SEXTON'S GARAGE i phana smith 1sS. St

Hear the Edition Diamond Disc, the
"phonograph with a SOUL" before you
buy a talking machine. Ma raise in
price. Montalvo, 80 Smith St Open
evenings till s.
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s. 6. .9idinion

bat ieine annoiontur fir oas ami
beg 4ommiifdrs fir 5inansen uno
@eiteuerung angefnnoigt. gr mod~
tie es beionoers betont baben, Dab er
nidt inter irgeno melfem einfluB
itebt crit redt nid,t inter Dem Der
Snt. & O. %. o6er elmer anoeren
8abfl. @enn ertpabIt, miro es oas
8eitreben oes Wir. 9idinion iein,
Die 8eiteuerung 70 piel ME mogIidl
gleidmdBig su Haden uno nit Ell
mem Spitem 81 breden, fponaf Der
Jog. fleine Mann I'M 8erbaltnis Diel
mebr Steuern be5absf als Der rei6e.
Cine Stenerrate BON 2.03, iagt SER
Oidinlon, miiroe inter elmer guten
@elhdffsfiibrung Der a%ngelegenbei-
ten Der Staot unmogaid, gemeFen
fem. Or gebort feiner politiffJen
Clique ooer Waihine aW unb miro
als Yeamtsr unabbdngig fiir Die be-
iten SSntere1en Der StnS ar6eiten.
gr lit germ bereit, nabere Musfunft
in .iefner Sffiee, 226 2ofapa Str,
Su erteileu.
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(ginseianot.l
BUR StaDt=@ abi.

IS more iebr 81 tpilftl1en, oaB
ouBer Ben anoioaten, Ste iebt i'm
3eloe' fir oas 9iirgermeilteramt,
nod Elm 0ritter li6 meloete, uno
apar elm alterer Mann nit oen mo-
tigen &enntniiien l1nb %grfabrungen,
Inn eine erfolereibe Staot-Gertpal=
tung gu er5ielen. Gin Mann NIT .et=
mas itrammer gnergie un0 seir
Mann, ser fem Brobibitionilt lit.
Die Brobibition lit elm Mrmuts5eng=
mis- fir Die MGnnIidfeit nno beoeu=
tet einen Mngel an Selbltbeberr,
idyung.
Cine Staot bon ser @roBe mie
San Mntonia iollte nidt ldnger ourd)
cine Dilettantenpirtihaft perpaltet
peroen, nobel es oaranf arfommt
Oh Elm uMadine" ooer nantimadine"
&anoiont getpablt mer6en Ioa.
Die perinieoenen &anoi6aten fir
sic relpeftipen Memter finb ebrenbafs
tie nno in ibren 8erufsferiien 5uei=
fellos lebr Ieiitungsfdbige M1nner,
bod, Oh tie ourd ibre bisberigegdtig-
felt in ibren @irfitngsfreiien on5u
beIonoers befdbigt linb, Die Staot-
perpaltung in 5ufrie0enite1en0er
Weile gu fiibren, m0dtc bieaeidt oofj
in Srage ge1teat tperoen.
Sheinbnr lit nnlere Stabt imn1er
naber an Sen STAND bes 8~anferott's
geriift morOen bnrh cine lei9tin=
nige, peri6menoerii6e Sinan5uertuaI=
tnng, mel1e Die Sdmdde unb nllgett-
ifeinlibe l1nfdbigfeit unferer 8e-
BORDEN fenn5eihnen. Cine meitere
iol6e MiBmirtibaft mo9te iebr
idperipiegenbe Golgcn nod iib gle
ben. l~eberbaapt ldeint Ole un5u-
I1nglihe 5abigfeit in Der Giibrung
0ffentlider Memter BET ms febr an
Der Eagesoronllng al iein.
Die erfolgreihe 8ertDaltung elmer
Staot tpie Gan Mntonio, in ibrer
gegentpdrtigen Gage, ~erforoert nidt
nur poIitii1 beginitiete 8erfonen,
mie man bisber an5uncbmen l1ien,
lonbern Manner Don mebr aIs omr1-
idnittliher 8iloung nno NIT ben noe
tigen 6~abigfeiten begabt, Inn cine
febr sf0tige Meform in ben beitebetl-
ben gerbdItnifien gu e~r5ielen. gs
miro Dies feline leidte, abcr cine iebr
onnfbare Mufgabe mer0en.
S. @abrenberger.
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2eat einen @arten an.

Scr. $. sc. 90 apo, gorlteber oes
ySSSnoultriol m1o EMANCIPATION 8u.
real1", ser Siioli6en Eacific 2iniea,
regt Die Soee on ieoen 9of uno
~iiberbal1pt ieoen perFiigbaren Gal1r1
in Der umgebung oes SnuIes in
einen @arten um5umanoeln. I'M
lelblt ste notigen @enriiie, aa%rtoffeln
fir Sen Gid rnb Corn uno Sutter
fir oas 8ieb 81 sieben. gs miir6e
oaonr6 piel @elo eripnrt ueroen,
pGbrenD man itets friide Mrtitel
bat. Nn6 oie 5armer iollten ibra
Grnten permebren. Samereien 1ino
binig. Sect wdre oie @elegenbeit,
Ser @elt 81 5eigen, mas Seras TIN
fam.
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sexas 3

Die ltaotilfe @nbL in Congo
les, IN neId)er Der ToIi3ei Gbef.
Der Staot Sefretar uno onei al
oerml1nner setpdblt meroen, finbei
an 3. Ipril itatt.
Die Sabres aonpention Der
geras Doc Sellous miro gegenipar,
tia in Dallas abgebalten. Die Ser.
iammluna oauert orei Gage.
Glauoe McGaleb, Der Stabtal-
mhIt pom Sort @ortb, lit bon Suitt5'
Gepartement i'll @aibington beauf
traat moroen, Die Hentralitdts-8 Ser.
leBlillgen an Der merifaniihen @ren
sc 81 unteriuhen.
Had)0em @oilpernelir Sergnloi
Die Bill unter5eid)net bat, onrb mel
dp bic grridtling elmer Norrnal
Sduule fir Siio-Geras angeorone
lit, MAIDEN perld)ieoene Staote oieiet
@egeno, oorunter Corpus 9brilti
aingspiue, 8eepine, Ilice II. ", In
itreuguugel oas neiie Snltitut iii
lid, AT iid)erfl. 9ie 8ia beitimmt
DAP orlBer Der BlabsOfferte feinerle
perlodenoe Anerbieten leitens De
iid Inn Die Sdule %beruiIbenogn Stdo
te berMflidltigt neroen ioQeu.
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Die 2esisIatur.

Ser Senat bat benz Brdlioenten
hnIdBlid Der 3erItorug Der orei
nmerifaniIdem Dampfer ourd I'm
terieeboote Ieiner Spnpatbie uno
6einer unterltiisung perii4ert. gs
beidab 6ies, neil Der Senat Der Mr=
kidt 1T, oaB es iest 5nm ariese
fommetr miro. Die Senatoren See
nnb 8niIep itimmten gegen ben BE
hdliB.
Dns &aus Fat iest ebenfals ben
BelhluB oesSenators Mcgiealus am
1enommer1, mad Dem Die Stimmge=
Der 6ariiber ab1timmen iolent ob
eine &~oftbention 5uiammentreten
fon, Inn Dem Staate cine neue Ser
foilung sl geben. Bir limo auf's
@ntidie6enite eegen cine folhe Ser
fdiiurgsfoupertion; iie tit nidts
tpeiter aIs Elm 8robibitioniitentrif
ann bern Gtnnte Brobibition nlf5u-
suingen. Sober f%reiiinnige 8iirgcr
mlib gegen Die 9erufung Der Som
pention ititnmen. Ser @ouperneur
hpiiroe ben 9efhIuB ieoenfols NIT
leinem Beto belegt baden, bdtten Die
@robibitioniiten TIN nidt 10 abge-
faBt, onB er Der 3uitimmung Deg
B%oubernelirs nidt beonrf.
Cine Sin, Die Beg Bergeben oes
negligent diieliItD oefiniert uno
Die buiiptf6hlib gegen Mutofabrer
geridtet III, 1T I'M Sauie CUR Stein
Hdrift beoroert tporoen.
Die 8iG, hpeIde cine Snouitries
E1uIe fir ertpadIene 8Iinoe
E1dfft, fpuroe bonn &nuie angenom-
men. Sir Die Grbnltung oes Sniti=
tuts lino auf 5mei Sabre $4,000
bepiligt tuor6en.
Dus 9aus bot Die Mrbeit fir
MISUNDERSTANDING uuf 10 Stunocn
pro Tug ferltntergeiett.
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MMs Der Stabtbnar.

g. Wtntor tuitrbe autoriiiert, III
ne e defamation gu crlaiien, in
tuelher er Die 8iirger ~aufforoert, Die
Rodmite's, Die Bic arrangements fir
Ste BON 1. Biz 5. Mai bier itnttfin-
0eu6e n0nbD 9ealtb Conference in
4nno baben nod beiten ardften
gu unteritiiBen. Die ySumane 50
cietD" erinnert oaran, in perIdieoe,
men StaotteiIen @aflertroge fir Dos
|Duritenoe @ieb auf5niteuen oh Der
Eomfler I'M an5ng lit. 2ambert
berIas einer @rief Der @aiierfperf=
@ompagnie, iporin oieIelbe erflart,
6nB iie nift perpilidtet lit, @aIier
fir bic groge ~foitcnfrci SIT liefern.
2nmbert berednet, DAB Die &ed)-
1rlug Der aompagnie fiir oieias
@olier iabrIid auf 1878 betrdaen
tuiro, on nnd Der aniiht oes @e-
funobeitsrnts 6as @aller am gan5en
Mano Der Eroge ~iiberlaufen mitb,
ann geiuio au feiu, woourh natiir-
lid lebr bel bergeuoet tpiro. Die
Is. q. EeIepbon &lompagnie ioG nuf-
gefcroert tperoen, ibre Hfoiten aus
m@eid1ftsteiI Der Staot 81 entfer.
men, 90 iie angeforIt, lniider uno
cine Dpfabr fir ben Ierfebr iino.
@eaen oos Gtiid Gigentiim an Der
ode Der SoIeoab un6 @oniton Str.
miro oas gonoernnations : 8erfa5-
rem in Mnmenou1ig gebraht, % Die
Gtoot uno Der gelieer (gSitfe) fidJ
iiber ben Yreis nid)t einigen font
men. 9enrp @nlff beaniprnd)t Sab
lung fir einen flint Sub breiten
Gtreffen 2ano an Der ode bon
Gou5ton nno 5lores StraBe, Der our
Erpeiterung lesterer StraBe benubi
ipitroe. 9ns Hroieft Der Tflalte-
runa Der ct. Marp, bon Der Marfi
bis 5llr Nlepa 5traBe, wuroe fal-
len gefaiien, neil Die A~nuobner oel
GtraBe iid) anlfeinenb nidt on Der
Anfbringung Der Soften beteiliger
tpollen. 0os Gigentum Der eriter
Baptiiten Stride miro iteueriei er
Hart. Dic Gocieoao DC la llnior
erbdIt GrIaubni5 Sen a@inco 81
Mapo" i'm San Teoro Earf 81
feiern.
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Der So1t01ter SrQltlI1Ief JIp=
ger g. 9ob1on, Der iih einige Gage
bier anfgebalten bat, belidtigte am
Montaq mlebrere ser bieiigen Shll=
len uno fpradJ iidJ in boddt anerfen=
n~enstperter @eiie iiber Die NIT bent
5elben in 8erbinonng iteberoen
Son6fertigfeits ; Departements aus.
SIM Sitter bon 48 Sabren 1T
| Irou Mamie Stein bon @~alpefton
in einem bieiigen @oipital aus Dem
2eben geIdieoen. Die 8erItorbene,
melde bon ibrem @atten iiberleb
miro, batte iid felt "a. orei Monaten
ibrer @%eiuubbeit wegen in San YIN
tonic aufgebalten.
cesn Ser am Montag a~bgebalte-
men geratung iiber ben neuen itaoti-
id)en 6reibriet on iuelber Die Staot-
aommillion uno Die Mitglieoer oes
! gbarter-aomites tell nobn1en, tam
aud Die Srage Deg 5tuansstpeiien
| Stimmens auf's gopet. Cine &lau=
1e[, ourb melhe tuablberedtiste Sir
ger gum Stimmen ge5fDungen mer-
ben lit 5tpar niht in ben nellen
Jreibrief aufgenommen, oob beab-
iidtigt man, Die @abler bel Der rad-
item @abl oariiber abltimmen 5u lai-
len, Oh oie Staot /. &olnmill1re al1-
toriIiert meroen lolIen, cine ftabti@
lfe Oroinans gu erlaiien, aui
@runo tpelder ale itimmberedtigten
8urger, Die ibrer @ablpflidt, obne
triftige acknowledgement 5u babelt,
nift n~adfommen, nit elmer @eio-
Itrnfe bon IS belegt mer6en fonnen.
ueber ons BEETLE gipiI : Seroice=
ENHANCEMENT meldes in ben Jrei4
brief aufgenommen neroen ion, 1T
man iid audi oiesmaI nidt einig ge-
tporoen.
Sn elmer bon Sen bieiigen is.
raelitifben Grauen in Der SnrmonD
Saue am Montag nadmittag abgc-
baltenen @~eriammlung tpllrbe aif
geranldiiung bon SRI. Gpa econ bon
geep Dorf uno SerulaIem Elm Saoai-
fab (Gitber) .4apiteI organiiiert.
Morgen nbeno giebt Der be-
riibmte gioIiniit Miida Gilman in
Der geetbonenbaae Elm &or5ert. gl=
man lit eirer ser beriibmte1ten BIO
linipieler unierer 3eit. gs lit elm
prabtpones Yrogramm fir i'm 5lt-
iammengeitellt moroen.
Die gemuten oes bie1igen gun=
oesgfridts, Hidter, Mnp6lte nno
Glerfs, bnben lif) nod Del &io be,
aebem um bort Die 5isungen fir oen
Diitrift nbsnbaIten.
Zen Wilitdr : 4er5ten lit es
gelungen, Die unter Dem Mili5lsol-
oaten in Camp @ilion graliierenoe
v@oofnorm~ aranfbeit gu inter
Draden. Die @ranfbeit trat am bef=
tighten inter Der alabama aapalerie
alf BON Der So Sro5ent oaran Iabo-
rierten. Die WiiiiiIippi Snfaiterie
mics 35 uno Die A. teraniide Sn-
iauterie s. Yro5eut 4ranfIeftsfdae
arf.
SIN Wonnt debruar limo 225
9obesnac angemeloet moroem; in
DericIben 3eit muroen 1853 &inber,
80 9nabcn uno SO Maohen gebo-
ren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-20
@abl : Mn5eigen.
Sir Waapr.

Sic vSreie 9reIie" lit natoriiiert.
Serrn Waltpn 8. @opb als &anbibat fir
MaDur IN Der benoritebenben Erimdr~
ipabl ant %. Mpril an3ufinbigen, nno er
bittet Inn bic l1nteritiibrng aler ieiner
Sreunbe nnb Stimmgeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-20
Sir Gtener &ommifiar.

Sic .Sreie Rreiie" lit nutoriliert,
Serrn Gam u. Spindle als &enbiOnt
fir Steuer : aommiHdr in Der beborfte<
benoen Erimdrtpabl am %. MpriI uno
s. Scat n1l5nfiinbigen unb btttet unit Die
uuterltublng aler @dbler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-20

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