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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-15

Report of his insanity was
seized on by pro-Germans as the
reason for some OF the astound-
ing comments Luxburg made in
messages to Berlin thru the Swed-
ish legation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-15
ARTILLERY DUEIS

PARIS, Dec. 15.-An artillery
duel around Beaumont and Be-
zonvaux was all the French Off
cial statement had to report from
the western front today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-15

Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, wife Of
the former United States pure
food specialist. and whose hus-
band tried tot deter her from serv-
ing q workhouse sentence for
picketing the White House, by
appealing the case, and below
Mrs. William Kent. wife OF for
mer Congressman William Kent OF
California, now member Federal
Trade Commission, whose hus-
bnad also protested at her doing
time" In the Washington work.
house for militant picketing and
who paid her fine over her protest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-15
CONGRESS PROBE MAY END i'm BIG WAR SHAKE
MOtorman Rockefeller AS
Happy AS His Rich Cousin
"CLEON AND I"

John ID hath a million acres, ne'er a one have I,
John ID dwelleh In a palace-in a cottage, |:
John ID hath dozen fortunes-not penny. L.
But the poorer OF the twain Is John ID, and not l.
John ID is n slave to grandeur-free thought am l.
John ID fees score of doctors-need OF have l.
Wealth surrounded eare-environed. John die
Death may come-he'l find ready--happier I.
As Poet Harvey Might Write II Today.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
HELP RED CROSS
SAYS GOVERNOR

Gov. Pleasant has issued a procla.
nation In which he says
The American Red Cross has issued
call 10 the people Of the United states
for one million FIVE hundred thousand
scts ct Knitted articles, comprising
sweaters muti'crs, wristlets and socks.
Louisiana. q part Of the Gulf hi.
vision, A. Il C., presided over by Mr..
W j Leppert, has been appertloned
the making of many thousands of these
knitted sets.
The appeal has gone to all the Red
Cross societies within the State aud |
am addressing this proclamation to
the noble, patriotic and sympathetic
yomanhood OF oar commonwealth, Pc
qHestng them 20 devote as much Of
their time as possible In the making Of
the knitted sets for the comfort of our
soldiers engaged la the defense of the
American colors now planted at the
European front
SO that the people may understand
IthaFoughly the urgent immediate need
Tor these knitted sets, quote tIe fol
lowing cablegram sent 10 the National
Headquarters Of the American Red
Gross by Major Graysou Mp Murphy
Rcd Cross Commissioner IN France.
Last winter broke record for cold
and misery among people here Inex
Ipressibly dread coming winter finding
us without supplies to meet situation
Urge you on behalf of our soldiers and
those Of our allies Who will suffer in
their frozen trenches, and also thou.
sands Of French and belgian refugees
and rcpatfiates being returned through
Switzerland to France Every one here
looks Ia America Begin shipping at
uuce ouo million five hundred thousand
each of knitted woolen articles already
requested They must come before cold
weather and in view OF the shortage OF
fuel and other diseomlorts, they will
he Of incredible value IN both military
and civilian work
"As the Chief Executive Of the great
Commonwealth Of Louisiana, | most
urgently appeal TO all womankind to
undertake the task that has been
placed upon them Ia this great human
tartan cause SO uobly represented By
the American Red Cross.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
HOW To TRAVEL
ON DIRT ROADS

Aajor General Hodges. 10 charge II
Camp Hcaureeard has issned orders
concerning traffic an the road between
Alexandria and the camp. which are
suitable for al dirt roads. and. il ear
rted ont would go . long way toward
maintaining the life Of the dirt road
Only last week complaint was made
about automobiles ia this parish ran.
Ming their ears In the rute, For this
reason, we believe the order issued by
General Hodges viii be- OF interest to
oar readers. The Order reads
ON all dirt roads, keep out Of rnia.
SO that wheels will ran down as much
lof tbo surface material as possible
This IL especially important after the
road drag has been PASSED and old
ruta have been Glled Les your wheels
do the work uf road roller When
/ grading is being done by any means
other lhaa tAe read drag. such as by
graders and serapers keep 10 the side
roads as much ae possible. so that the
road may be properly crowned before
being eat into hy tmale.
The problem Of maintaining q dirt
road under heavy traffic Is a most
difficult one bur II the driver Of each
vehicle viii make an independent study
Of the gffcct Of tralllc and road repairs
and viii render as much intelligent co
operation as may be- possible this prob
lem will be greatly siBplined
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
HEAR FROM FOREIGN FRIENDS

individuals wishing 10 make inquiry
concerning the welfare and where
ahouts Of friends OF relatives in terri
tory belonging TO OF occupied b. lhe
central powers, may communicate with
the Bureau of Communication Amerh
ear Rod Gross Washington, u G.
Proper inquiries and messages viii b.
transmitted ou special form Ia The
International Red Cross In Geneva
from Geneva. they viii bc forwarded
so gbe individuals for whom they are
intended
Answers aill be- returned 10 the In
tcmalloual Rcd Cross aad hy them
viii he sent 70 Washington The Red
Cross will then communicate the IN.
formation received 10 writer's Of the
original letters Two 9cont stamps
must be ineIused fur postage 4 similar
method is being devised for the trans.
mission q Inquiries from the central
powers to America This aili also be
handled hy the Rcd Gross
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
TAXPAYERS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the a.
scssment sheets are open for nspec
tton In nay office Yof a period Of 20 day.
from date for examination By the tax
nayers tha said sheets showing the
changes and corrections made by tho
BOARD Of State Affairs for The year 1917
.and If any taxpayer desires to ale a
complaint he cau De- so alth the
Assessor, who in turn viii forward
same "a the Hoard
The state assessment Wiil be- review
al by the Police Jug at les nest rcpn
laf monthly meeting
BAT HARRISON. Assessor
September n. 1917
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
FARM DEMONSTRATORS

4 3 Frederick. of Baton Rouge
has arrived here 20 enter upon hts
duties as Farm Demonstrators for East
and West Felciana Parishes aud win
spend alternate weeks ia each parish
Nr Frederick is representing the
4 3 Department OF Agriculture aud
the State Department of Agriculture
HIS assignment W'H the nature Of a
VAR measure. BESIDES comforting with
the farmers iB an effort to increase
food production h. will be engaged tn
making food End labor surveys.
] 4 Rcdhead. Assistant State Agent
for the 4 :. Department of AFricul.
tura ia spending severed days with
NJ Frederick goinF over the parish
aud meeting the farmers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
HOW RELIGION CAME TO LAUDER

The Scotch singing comedian. Harry
Lander had lived for hts son John.
who has died IN the trenches. A writer
I'm a magazine informs us that ia his
agony Lauder rushed over "a France.
and saw his sons grave. aud learned
bos bFayely he had died ia one who
Fought to console him Lauder is re-.
ported "a have said When q great
blow like that hits a man. be- lakes enc
ei three reads he may give way 70
eespalr so,r ON the world and become
Crouch be may try 10 drown his
sorrow IN drink and become a wreck
ol be nav turn to Cod
In ia" light Of "a few candles IN a big
dnEout 80 close to the battle line that
bits of burst shells falling upon It's
board roof sounded ike the tattoo Of
hail. q hundred men fresh from the
front aud familiar with death. sat on
the ground and listened while lauder
told huw be- had turned so God
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
MANUFACTURE Of
WHISKEY STOPPED


~ "''N"ia''o'' OF ~hiskfy ceased
." ,'' '",''" states st II O'Clock Sat.
''"'i "'s'1 september \, under the
prov 'a'''07 at the food control law and
wv '"''''"h7 "' bushels Of grain hereto.
'"'' "'''' 'N i"'hlhE lhd' form ct drink
"''' p" inverted 10 iood. Importation
" N"'AA'N was ats" stopped
JUST no" hn'h gram Hili b. added
=" ''' '''" supplies q" o result ls not
49, ~ ''''"''' '"l experts say about
"'5''''7 NV "7ed bN the
, '.'.'''' We ''''" '''' o' Nhl'h about
"''f''''S ''' "s'd 10 Ni'sh'f
'''''''''' '''''
''a'''''S "'''''''' throughout the
','''''' N.' '''f' d" ""i"f''''"nE 81
.l''' '''''''s ''''"'s ''s''"''k the United
N'''''. ""''''7 81 We internal Revenue
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
LIST or PARISH TEACHERS

All of the white schools Of the parish
will open next Monday. saperintend
eat Crump announces the following list
Of teachers.
Angola. Miss Pearl Fowler.
Wilhelm, Miss Eva Daniel
Freeland, Miss VI Cutrer
Ninth Ward, Miss Anna Il, serrs'll
Grange Hall Mr. Emmett JeFlresf
aud Miss 4. II. Harvey
New Hope, Mas NJ Decker
Star ElIll. Mrs.. Margaret Collins
Cat Island. Miss Vera Nesom
Beech Grove, Miss isabelle stockott
Wakefield. Misses WinlfFed Ellsworth
and Cloiele iIahm.
julius Frcyhan High School G. l.
aackey principal Miss bertha iatanf
assistant principal Miss h isolia Clay
ton. Mrs. Carrie Tomb. Miss Jane sher
rard Mrs. u. l.. Crump, Miss Melanit
H. Gaines.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
KEEP YOUR CHILDREN IN SCHOOL


Governor Pleasant has issued the
following statement which IL being
sent 10 an newspapers in Louisiana
ailh the request that they give Il she
widest publicity This statement is
being issued by she Governor in ron.
unriion With the work he is doing for
the State Council Of Defense. af which
he is chairman
I'm view Of the many temptations 10
parents to keep children out Of school
and college during the canning school
year aud while the war continues. and
the many unusual difficulties which
must be overcome IN order that there
mag be uu lowering Of standards If
efficiency In the schools, and because
Of the importance Ia the nation that
both efficiency and Attendance be main.
tanned and increased, II possible, I
strongly urge that every parent Ia this
state make every possible effort IA
send an Of their children 90 school Ne
must not neglect this most important
object oi civilization aud Of govern.
ment. however heavy may be- the hand
81 war upon our time. or energies
and our financial resources II ouf
great democracy shall endure. every
child citizen must be- rducaled
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
TO SELECT CORN FOR PLANTING

In the early fall 90 into the held and
select seed corn from stalks that have
yielded the most corn, making sure
that the stalk has not been favored By
better soil aud that there rs not g skip
lin the stand on either side of IL. Note
should also b. taken of the height Of
the ear from the ground The ear should
be- less than half way from ibe ground
So the top of the stalk The shank
should be- Of moderate length 50 that
the point of the ear will tip downward
when mature, aud the ear should b.
welt covered, wIth the sbuck tightly
closed over the tip This Is one Of
the most effective safeguards against
Wecyils.
II the corn Is not gathered al the
tine Of seed selection the stalks chosen
may be- bent dawn belog the ear so
that no trouble Wlll b. had ia finding
lhe0 later.
After the selected ears have bcpn
gathered they should b. stored Ia some
place inaccessible tn Rreyila. or pro-
vision should be- mada for treating corn
with high life" in ease Norvils should
1ppar W r Perkins Director OF
Extension. Louisiana State University
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
HERE IS A TIP

The New York independent finds
that those ~ ho are against the war or
In favor OF Germany are often hard
put 10 Il for argument u offers these
suggestions az the best rules by which
traitors mas Operate al a minimum
Of danger AZ least until their readers
or hearers wake up The unsusplcluus
person may also Judge by such re-
marks the extent Of the dlsloyalty Of
the speaker:
T. When driven 10 make ara unequiyo.
zeal statement protest your loyalty aud
then change the subject
II Assert on every occasion that
Wall Street" made the vat Never
mind explaining when how, or uhy.
lll Got In all the sneers You can at
amy professions 81 ideal motives n
yun can find aay aas tn our democracy
Say that we are just as bad an au.
tnrracy as Germany Use the word
"hypocriay" az every opportunity Place
the waF in aa sordid a light as possible.
~ II Ia dangerous 10 drponncr the
United States directly. bat rake his.
tory from end 60 end for mud to throw
a, the allies Especially. twist the
Hons tai
Y Profess great concern lest send.
ing feed 10 Europe will atarye America
Support every embargo movement that
applies 10 "a" allied nations and none
that does not
VI II the President asks fog any
extension Of power rave about "dIeta.
turship" aud the "ovcuhraW Of the
liberties for Witch CIR fathers. etc
VII Spread rumora that the Allies
are f0lug to belrgy M or taRe aiyan.
tagr of us as soon as Ne arr Il eplY
enough Involved lu the var.
Nlli Accept CONSUMPTION m principle
bat hamper les working in EVERY way
possible one Eood way is 10 start
Erares about revolution and Internal
disorder as pratcKt for keeping
large part 81 ghe army at hamn
N Demonstrate that the enemy is
.HnrnnVuorablr and viel0ry hopeless
Play the candid ffirnd' and net as
dFprpEsani
y Be very jealous to prevent zen.
iangiing alliances and be much con.
.corHod about the Monroe doctrine II
We mix ourselves In European quar-
rels 4 permanent league Of nations
would emharrass your muktr friends
If they remain in power after the war
Germany can only hope Ia conquer
other nations Il they act selnahly aud
la ISOLATION
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
WILL HOLD PUBLIC MEETING FOR PURPOSE
Of ORGANIZING PARISH COUNCIL Of DEFENSE

Mayor nrtant has received the fol.
lowing telegram from John Marshall.
secretary to Governor Pleasant
As chairman OF yom local arrange
ment committee Governor Pleasant
requests that yuu see that saturday s
great patriotic rally is advertised
throughout your parish and that every
detail is perfected If State Council
can assist yea In any way. please
wire me"
The Governors proclamation. calling
for these meetings 90 he held Ia every
parish Of the State. vas published In
this paper last week
The meeting for West Felciana viii
be held at the court house. Saturday.
lat tWo o'clock
Judge J L. GolsaB viii preside NJ
the meeting and judge = Nice Law.
rlson has been asked to make m
address.
Col T Samb0la Jones, OF Baton
Rouge, will represent the State Coun.
ell Of Defense at this meeting and will
make an address in which the plans Of
the state Council Will be- discussed In
detail Col Jones Is a pleasing
speaker and it is hoped that a large
crowd viii be- present 20 hear him
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
JEWISH NEW YEAR

At suudown Sunday Sept 10. Jews
throughout The world viii begin the
Celebration of Rosh Haehana. the jew.
lsh new year festival Rosh Hashana
IL the inaugural day of the year as IL IL
rockuued according to the lunar months
la Ia Jewish religious calendar.
The Observance of New Years daY
inaufurltcs season Of various holy
DAYS Ia the jewish ritual chief Of
So hitch lnm Kippur the day of atone.
menls oU which occasion "A twenty four
huur fast is observed hy orthodox Jews
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

In the summer il is advisable Ia eat
fruits aud vegetables freely IN the
Bra1 place they commonly are plentiful
aud cheap then second, thsy are better
for you In warm weather than heavier
foods. third they are produced clusrr
Ia your home thus requiring less trans
Borlaliou. fourth. they may. 10 Ger
liu extent. take the place of more
concentrated foods which stand long
shipment better and which ara needed
for the soldiers Of other countries
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-21

uno $50 i'm @er6e = 8iiro ouf Sort
Sam &ouIton gum Gintritt III 0aS
Heierpe 0ffi3ierslooer III 2eon
Springs genteloet. Die Npplifanten
iperoet crit am Mfontag, an Dem
eigentlibe bie 9iefrlltierung begin1t,
nnteriu6t reip. angeltomnlen lper-
oeu.
= Ole Gan Nntonio Gote &reua=
@eiellbaft bot felt groffnung III
rer &agtte 1900 rlelte Witglieocr
angenommen.
= Seute Gormittag nm ii llGr
muroe SEN 5ielta : 8ei1dern cine
n1poerne S6la6t oie a~Ieroings mir
nit Blab : Batronen ausgefodten
muroe, nuf Dem Wanoperfeloe BET
Camp @il1on Dor Iugen gefiibrt.
Ser DOM General Barter cnt1pprfene
8lon beita1tb in einem Ingriff alrf
eire1l bon sSnfanterie uno MrtiGerie
oerteioigten feltell 8las. Seitens
ser Mngreifer ipuroe 5uerlt Ole &a-
paaerie 5ur @efognos3ierune porgs-
Ihidt, morani Die Mrtiaerie u1o lpd=
ter Die Snfanterie in ben aampf elm
griff. Sic @ufgabe beItimmte, oaB
oie angreifenoe Snfantcrie lid
idlieBli6 5uriid5ieben mnBte 11lto
oieier @iid5ug erfolgreid nad alen
gfeqeln ser mooernen Gaftif obne
grobe Gerluite olisgefii6rt mur6a.
Mn Ser S6la6t nabmcn lanuntli6e
auf Sort Gam SouIton itationierten
Sr11ppen tell.
sSn Den Hdlr,etl Ser @a1toels=
TANNER miro gegenlpartig oie 10.
ssabres : &onpentioll ser Sontbme=
ltern &etail Saoolerp allo Sarneb
Mannfacturers' aliociation abgebal-
ten.
= Sranf Cameron, Ser ont Wor-
gen oes IA. Mpril bon ieiller 5ran
in oen Magen geidolien muroe, 1T
an Sreitag abeno I'M 9tobcrt Green
@ospital ser @nnoe erlegen. Die
Srau, tpelde perboftet abcr ipdtcr
gegen 8iirgi6aft mieoer frei gelallea
NOR, laB als reu1nitige Sii1oerin
om Sterbebett ibres Wanlles.
= Ser &onlta6ler s. s. Bed BON
glmenoorf uno Die National Sltrltp
Company filto 5ur 3ablung bon
$4,000, refp. $1,000 Sdooeneriat
an S. 8. Waiters perurteilt poroen.
Mai..aerrss lpuroe an is. Mtdr5 in
Saft genoinme1L neil er BET einen1
9an5pergniigen in 9onop's Sale
Den 5rieoen eeitort bate. ST muroe
feds Weilen melt nod glmenoorf
gebra6t uno bort NIT elmer spolf
Sub langen Settle an einen Baum
gebunoerr, mo er oill ndhiten Mor-
gen bon ieinem ar6eitgeber, Soc
Seize, gefunben tpurbe, Der fir i'm
gEirgid)aft ite0te uno feline Sreilai-
Jung benirfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-21
6reie YrcTc fiji seras: sounabtnb ben q. Npril 1917.

einperltonoen. 5ie mijni6etl ouB
ser Sofen togsiiber often, Oagegen
iudbreno Ser Na6t5eit geI6lofien
iein loIl.
Sn 9lu1tin bot man iebt emit
ltd nit Dem ginerer3ieren Der $500
5tuoenten Ser Staots : ltniperIitat
fiir sic lebten 3uei Monutc oieIes
g6uliabres beeonnen. aapitan 5.
6. 8osrpeG tit pom General BeribinJ
als Saupt : grer5iermeiiter ~eilgeiest
moroen; $50 Stuoenten, Die, i6on
ettpas militarii6e Grfabrung baben,
lperoen als Sergeonten fungiere1t.
Mu6 aus Dem fiioliben Seile
bes 5taotes, Sen Counties aarnes,
See, golioo, San Batri5io, &efue
aio, Nueces, @ebb, 2ipe Saf, iopie
SEN Counties 5piiden Dem Sauces
unb Gio @ranoe meroen quite, ein,
oringenoe &egenfdle gemeloet. 4udb
Guero ltno Souitun batten CUTE
Hieoeri6lage, ood Sat Afttor1lo
uno 8erar Go1tntp, trotoem es Noro
uno Siio, Sit uno 8elt 0apon reg
nete, puroen bon Dem Iegengott
ponItqnoig iiberIeben,
Sn 2areoo unroe iua9reno oes
leete1t @emitters elm Charles Meri-
lpetber geboriges &ots bonn glib ge-
t~roffen uno in 8rono gelebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-21
Jnlano.

,l1 Nem Orleans Ut Der Gf6s
biid)of Sames @llbert 9lenf I'M Ml-
ter bon go Sabren geitorben. Silent
tprroe i'm baprilher geeuitaot gebn-
rem uno fam oils &ino nod Seem Or
leans. Die @ltern ltarben bort am
@elben Sieber uno Der ainoer nab,
men lif perid)ieoene poltatige So.
milien an. Der fleine Saeob fam in
cine fatbolii6e 5amitie nno er muir
Sc natiirlif fatboliIb, fpabreno ieine
@eidfpiiter Yroteitanten blieberl. go
fam es, oaB Ser gr5biihof bon Seem
Srleans nabe 8ermanote batte. Die
Yroteltanteit iparen. Gr5bild)ot
8lenf mar elm iebr fluger, geiltig
beoeutenoer nrlo babel polpoaenoer
Wanm.
= Mus Salt Safe gitp fonnmt Die
Mafrift, oab Die 8emobner bes Oft
Iiden l1tab unb meitlihen Colo
raoo, 8. +. ber @eeeno, Die 5miifen
ben 8odp Moltntains nno benz $50
latd @ebirge Iiegt, beabiidtigten
lib BON beioen MutterItaaten ab5lt-
lonoern unb einen nellen Staat au
biloen. 0as betreffenoe Territo-
ri,lm un1faBt Die 9aler oes groBen
Colorado 5luiies, iowie oeS Greet
uno Gan Sl1an Giper nno lit oas
frld1tbarite aderInno i'll beioen
stoaten. 50 leift miro es NIT
ser geplanten Se5eiIion mol nidt
gebetr.
Sssn Columbus, Ohio, 5irfnlie>
rem rpiloe @eriihte, oaB Elm aom-
plot beltebe. pos Staots aapitol
in Die 2ltft alt iprengen. Man mill
an einem Ser giiigdnge einen unbe-
fonnten Wann baben iteDen iebelL
Der, als er ii6 beoba6tet fplibte, 10
fort Die 5lld)t ersriff; er iol babel
Elm Stiif 3iinbld)nur aus Der SoIde
berloren baben. Die ES%taatsbeam-
ten leaen Der @eididte obiolltt fei-
men @lallben ODER 9eoe1lt1ng lei
urlo iino Der aniidt, ooB Tie anf ltar-
fe, bpiteriide ginbiloung 5nriid8n-
fiibren lit,
Die in Sadionoiae, 6la., ner-
Ianlmelten Mitglieoer Der Iiiofpeitli-
den 8dfermeiiter gereinignltg ba-
ben beifloiien, ale 5ilut einfpideln
oes 8rotes benlitten ginidlaespn-
pierre nit eiuen1 @ufruf beoruden
all loIIen, in Dem lie oie oienittalg-
lif)en iungen @eute gum @intritt lit
bie 9nnoesarmee a%ufforoern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-21

( a 8.

Die 9eboroen bon ST 8aic
County baben nit Ser gnttpaffnlna
Der in Der oortigen @egeltO wobnell.
ben oeuti6en Entertainer begonnet
Gan8e @agenlaoungen BON @affer
uno Munition ioGen auf Der Eoli'
gel eingeliefert iein. go idlimm
miro's mol nidt iein, oa nift 10 picl
9eutlhe BORT mobnen. @leidBeitie
beabiihtigt man, auh $1,000 Weri
faner, Die oeutibe Spmpatbien bs.
gen, gu etltfpaffnen.
- Srnu Mrtbur $. @eiBler por
Oklahoma Gitp, Die Gnfelin BON S
Einfnep @enoerfon, oes erIten @oM
pernerrs bon Eeras, neilt augen.
bliflih in Iuitin, Inn auf Dem
Staats Srieobofe einen Ylab fin
Ole iroilden ~lleberreite hires @roB.
paters, Die in @aibingtom 8. g..
beigeiebt fino, ails5utpablen. Hinfner
SenoerIon itarb als teraniidei
gunoes Senator IN Waibington
ar mar norbem ols @eianoter oei
Hepllblif Seras III 6rartfreib af-
freoiert uno oils Seras in oie @e.
meinlhaft Ser Ser. Staaten aufge.
nonmen mltroe, mrtroe err Ser erit(
@ouoernelr oes iiellen Staates.
Gie 8anfen bon Sort @ortf
boben fir 100000 Shatomts-Ger
.tififate 9e5eid)net. 0ie Certificate
tragen 2H gro5ent 3inien mi
meroen mn L. Sltli 8. So. fGaig.
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leute limo nit Der bonn Wtariue
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nur ipabreno oes Cages einlaufet
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fen perIaiIen biirfen our9aiis mid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-21
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