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Mexico Missouri message., 1917-02-08
RURAL SCHOOL NOTES
By W. CLYDE JOHNSON
Superintendent Rural Schools

Superintendent Rural SCHOOLS
A day like Friday clearly demon =
,rates one advantage Of transpor ia
ion. AT Prairie Hill with an en- roll
nent of % the attendance w'.s cut
nto half. while Bear Slough and
walker had no pupils at ALL; Then,
too. those that came must have suf-
,ered considerably from the cold.
But with an inclosed wagon, COM
fortably heated and driven by a re-
sponsible man, the attendance in the
county would likely have been doub-
led and the boys and girls would
have enjoyed the ride, II halt the
rural pupils we're absent Friday, the
money loss to the county was 1llO'
which does not amount to much But
q 400 boys and girls were absent or
about ono fifth Of the enrolment
the money loss to them was $Z'6oO'
and that amounts TO O great DEAL
Can the county and state and the ma
ton afford to permit conditions that
cause so great a waste7 When a
ldav IN school Is worth SO to boy
can we parents afford to allow him to
miss a single day of school?
Hurdle, with Miss Helen Graham
teacher. has some new BOOKS WIN
dows and . new roof on their coal
mouse. They also have drinking
fountain and a heater-a very RsesS=
sary equipment such weather as this
Miss Christine Gabriel is the teach
err at Elm Bend. The board here is
doing all It can with 2 Accent levy
on a $4,000 valuation to ger the
school In first-class shape. fh ths
last three years, they have put the
house on q solid foundation, reroofed
IL. repIastered. put In new Wit
and built a floor for 4 P9Feh,
will come later. Besides this,
lNnoneration OF the teacher by
Of svppers and entertainment
have buff Nd good library
hundred and nifty volumes. I
have bought IN Excellent ]
q reading chart and one Il
oat;cs. a number OF frame
tsand table, oil for the flo
sarit..vy drinking foundat
hove o,,,n put Jacket
". low Tn" = the proper
is the way to ge. a.
the biggest returns
vested. !
Miss Gladys Furber HI n
ment Of 20 at West Lick NO
very interesting class ak
the eighth grade work bev
ing great interest in Il" ing
have done some wor ,no6
The outbuildings hav ,os q
ii"eu anu repul', = hay!e
new rool ana tne oen have
again been put up. Tho:
some new pictures Man
have not yet done
ned to do. hoord
Miss Beulah Hag ,rovo an
are cooperating to rav
the approved lis o,ohe q
jacket for the cor.
new door, n pei window
crete we'll TOP e;gbt.
sashes' ana made s35
n'ohth 'erh' is also get
WIFI PIE SUI es and oil for
ting some nc 70 rur,bor ooL
Tue ii"ol' pproved schools
uroFe III 'ne 80 with hall
soon. We air bo,,t roody
uo%e'i vi i"e is teaching her
MISS Ella lick AS her con-
sixth term ,;ootoo che :. ,
tinuous Sc ord o;ves oon,.
very stron
ple'e sa'F we'd school and has
| IHlS Is tho roor1 con, fort
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-02-08

Alexic" $. F. 4 T.. r. r.
Time Card
No. i (Freight)
Leaves Mexico Z, A. M.
Santa Fe. 9:39 A. M.
Mexico, 1880 P. NJ.
Santa Fe, 4:30 P. NJ.
No. 2 (Passenger)
Leaves Santa Fe. 7:15. A. M.
Mexico,s:s0, A. M.
Santa Fe, 1900 A. M.
Mexico, 4:80 p. M.
All trips carry passengers.
". w. Bolts. Fec.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-02-08
WANT ITEMS.
FARM FOR RENT,

1856 acres-40 for corn, 40 for oats,
80 acres hog tight pasture, 40 acres
meadow, also 35 acres of new mead
ow. Extra good, new improvements.
A good hoRe for a good tenant only.
GEO. w. ADAMS & SON, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-02-08
CH1CAGo&aAA RY.
T1MEGlIrAs1B
CHICAGO g. ALTON

CHICAGO d ALTON
Objective October 10, 1870
EAST BOUND
No. IL, for Chicago, daily 1895 am
No. "a, for st. Louis, daily. 1902 m
No. 36, for Chicago-St. Louis
Except Sunday ......7:45 m
No. 16, for Bloomington,
No. 22, for st.Louis, daily .2:5S pm
No. 10,for Chicago, daily 1889 pm
WEST BOUND
No. %, for Kansas City,
daily ..........,.... m
No. 8, for Kansas City,
daily ................3:08 m
No. II, for Kansas City,
No. 1876, for Slater, except
Sunday 1920 m
No. 21S, from Louisiana,
daily. 500 m
No. 81, for Kansas City,
daily p m
No. Is, for Kansas City,
daily ........... 1928 IN
No. 81, from Chicago, except
SOUTH BOUND
No. 213, for JEFF City, daily $500 IN
No: I'll, for JEFF City, except
Sunday m
NORTH BOUND
No. 210, from Jefferson City,
except Sunday 49,. ..12:15 pm
No. PIP from JEFF City, Sally $500 p m
THE BURLINGTON
= EAST BOUND
No. "a, for st, Louis, daily 1902 a m
No. % for st. Louis,daily 1889 m
WEST BOUND -
No. %, for Kansas City daily $3.50 a m
No. Fl, for Kansas City,
daily ............ 12:4O p m
T. L. MARSHALL,
So. Ticket Agent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-02-08

A. c. Whitson, the attorney, now
has his Office at his old stand, over
the Savings Bank.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-02-08

. S. s. Coons, near Farber, paid the
Message pleasant call Tuesday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-02-08

d. j.. Lampson.has been quite sick
for several weeks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-02-08

dozen or me % teacbinc ber
Nis' Ell" lick. AS her con-
SlA'h Ierh licates, she is a
Iihuous Sc and gives COM
very stron
plete salts vod soboo, ord hoo
lnls Is the room comfort
hea'er tarthest corner with
aDie eve pite of wind and ex-
iio uinN y four years expert
Vreiiie more heaters in the
ehce have found the pu-
COUNTY round the heater, but
Ip''s ut exception have 7
a1t''os omfortable in all parts
louhu But several times have
| Oh u chool huddled shivering
! lo' ordinary stove, and the
arot uncomfortable in every
roo hat not prove conclusive
par you want a comfortable
~ itch your children can en-
TO ,ork to the fullest extent il
10 Gated by modern heating
ok has been greatly Inn
lnce Miss Criswell became
er. All the outbuildings are
ones, and the house has
paired and all buildings well
This year new paper was
!. the floor was oiled, the
ard was painted. and a brush
leks and sweepe we're pur'
RTE Hill is alss an approved
Miss Geneva criswell is the
lr. She. too. has a large A class
'ang pupils. The improvements
a new roof, large dictionary
ather library books, new stove
,'idings cleaned and repaired. 6
s7>r oiled, sweepo. and a
= pD which the ,aS; ''or much pre-
70 a broom. and then j. Is mpen
.. sanitary and m docs not whip
uD the aaet Il.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12
JACKSON ITEMS

Kock Brothers are \threshing in this
neighborhood This is their third
week around here and they are doing
very good work.
Fred Rickers returned home last
Thursday from Denison, where he
served as grand juror.
julius JAMS was hauling. barley to
West Side Monday, receiving $1.1O
per bushel.
Grandma Rickers returned to her
home in Arcadia Friday after sever
al days visit at the c. Brotherson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sohl. of Willard,
Neb., came Friday for a few days Wis
it at the J. r. Dresser home.
Andrew Dozark sold his arm to his
brother, Frank, at $240 per- acre and
bought the place now occupied by
Vernon Nelson for 500 per acre. The
Seymour Bartlett farm has also been
sold for $265' per acre.
When these lines appear in print
the Brian O'Donnell farm will also
have been sold. ........ .
Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Olry and daugh-
ter mOtOred 10 SuDQ1SCT1CL- NO. q 70
look at the new school just completed
by Stanley Browne and son. This is
a fine modern building 22x"4 feet and
was erected at cost of $3.50. The
coal bin aid porch are built on the
east side of the school house and the
patrons of the district can feel proud
of the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leise and
daughter, Pearl, were pleasant callers
at the Fred Rickers home Saturday
evening.
William Maynard and Anthony
Slechta were balillg straw for Fred
Rickers and Tom Dixon the first Of
last week.
Joe Dozark moved the old school
house Monday, Frank Corn doing the
moving.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12

a. quilt on at the, parsonage which
thew expect to- work on Thursday Of
ternoOn.
Bert Woodruff and family, of DeIi-
son, were DeIoit callers Monday.
The ladies Aid will meet Friday af-
ternoon at the NJ L. church to elect
officers. All men bers are expected
to be present and take part.
Mrs. Fred True has been quite ill
but is reported better.
The proprietor ha.' an opportunity
to rent the Red Gro IS room so the
work on hand must be rushed throug h
as it is of such a Nature that it c'.n
not be carried around from house to
house All who can ard are willing
to come and help sew are very well
come as it greatly lighte Us the bur
dens of the few faithful @ nes- Some
are doing all they can while others
are sitting around criticisinZ and 9th
ers are sleeping and letting our own
American boys suffer for lack of prop
er food and clothing or medi Gal care.
We want workers and not pc iserS and
YOU are very welcome. The surgical
dressing class are waiting TO { materi-
al to finish their course so 1T gives
On Friday afternoon several sewing
machines will be ready so let all who
can please make a special effort to
come and sew, haste, pull bastins
threads, measure goods, cut Rawlings,
wind selvages or bandages Or a doz-
en- other easy tasks. Our yarn and
knitting needles are also ready and
you may procure the warn for sweat
ers, mufflers, wristlets or SO cks of
the Red Cross, but each is requested
to buy her own needles for various
reasons. TIE steel needles are No.
II; the bone or amber arc Nos. Il and
S. In the new knitting directions
sent out from Washington the needles
are numbered l, 2 and 3, correspond
ing respectively to Nos. II, and S.
Those who have work at home are
requested to turn it in as soon as pos
sible so we can prepare our box for
shipment
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12
Don't Stay
Gray


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There is no danger of an itching or
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tile ends are as dark as the balance and
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No rubbing, or washing Orf--no fading
Mildredina Hair Remedy is not a dye.
We will send free samples if you en-
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ITO convince you just how much superior
it is to all SO-called dyes, stains etc.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12

Thursday from Omaha, having rccov-
cred from her recent operation. Sun
day family reunion was held in her
honor at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lohse. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Cruise, of Dunlap. Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Debus, of Griswold. and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Jenkins were those
from out of town who were present.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12
A EMINDER.

Charter Oak Times: One of the
things the marching away of the boys
is doing for this country is to show
us that we really have a country, and
the time is at hand when we must be
either good citizens or bad ones
when we must be either patriots or
-or-wc will not say the word; it is
too horrible to apply to our people.
But, as we were SAYING the marching
away of the boys reminds us that we
have a country that is the best coun'
try on earth. 1t is the one country
most sought by people of foreign lands
and we hate to think any of these I'M
migrants are ready to surrender the
things they have gained and enjoyed
here for the things they left behind
when they came over.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12

Much opposition is expressed to the
idea of having the draft dodgers work
Oh farms, as there is loud call for
their services in the high explosives
rooms of the munition plants.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12
SACRIFICES FOR THE CHILDREN.

1t is a pretty sight to see the chill
dren setting off to school in their new
clothes on these bright fall mornings.
For a time at least until the new has
worn off, they look pretty stylish.
There is one thing on which the
American people are unanimous and
that is in favor of education. Public
sentiment is leading people to keep
children in school longer than for
merly. 1t is seen that the youngster
who drops out before reaching the
high school stands a poor chance in
life.
When family has decided this fall
to keep on sending the older children
to school instead of putting them to
work, it means saving and scrimping
in many cases. If the girl has anew
gown, mother has probably got to
wear her old dress. The family that
persists and keeps the children in I'M
til they know something and can do
intelligent work, comes out a great
deal better in the long run.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12

Six million shirts ordered for the
army Good. They won't belong to
that large class of people who have
to go to bed to have a shirt washed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12

When man expects to get rich IL.
single year and is baked by Mr..
Hoover's doings he is firmly convinced
that this country is going to the DEM
milton bowwOwS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-05

gen uno uns oiefe oeritorten SteGun-
gen als Grbe ~iiberlaiien. Sic eeben
ouf ibre 8obnfopfe, auf t~eiteren
@rutto, suriid, uno mir miiIien Inns
bon unieren 8erbinonngslinien emit
fernen, miilien in ben S6lomm,
in ben Morait ~bineinmori6ieren, ben
uniere eigenen @eidoiie geIbaffen
baben.
.Sier bonoelt es ii9 pabrli1 Inn
cine Sage, Der o1 begenen fat ME
Elm Cling Ser unm0gli6feit er=
ideirt. Ole Borbereitung elmer
relten groBen Sffeniipe tpiiroe 3eit
beanlprn6en. 8ir miibten neue
StraBen bauetl uno miiBten nel,e
gabngeleiie legen. @ir begert Die
gefiirhtl1ng, oaB mir ntdt perltebeu,
uns oieie MISUNDERSTANDING 5unltse
5u MAIDEN. 8ir fiir6ten, bob mir
auBerltanoe iino, unfere @eidiibe
orei ooer bier Meilen melt iiber elm
@eldn0e gu ldaffen1 bas BON nit
Shlamm uno @aiier gefiiaten Gro
nattridterm iiberiGt lit. Dos 1T
oas 8roblem, nit Dem l1niere Gene
role iih I'M @ugenblid gu befaiien
baben.
vSoaten oie 9eutiden iid iogar
ba5u emti6lieBen, Den gan5en gor-
iprung gu ralitnen nnb auf Die 81
ME Mrras=Sailp auriid5ufallen,
Damn fonnten mir 6araus MIR ben
SdluB 5ieben oaB oas Seer oes
6eirloes beute bon groBeren @eiitern
g~eleitet miro, aIs iemals 5upor.
Del1tf1lano, ipelbes entlbloilen NOR,
Gombles unb anoere Blinfte UNI
ieoen 8reis gu balten, tpar elm melt
lftpdberer @egner, ais 6as beutige
9euti6lano, ueldes SteIunge:l
rdumt, sic MIR Inn einen prohibit
tipen Breis bebauptet tperben fonn=
ten. @riteres NOR idnpab uno
oumm, Ietteres lit poriidtig unb
mdd,tig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-05

Nns Mnitin fomint Die merf.
luiiroige Madridt, oaB cine abtei.
lung Gtaats : Nnnger oas 9nus beg
@oupernciirg beunht uno oaB Die
s@aHTnanuidaff i'm Staats . aapitol
ftdrf ber1nebrt lit. 8erodftige Snoi-
HioueB Die in Der adbe oiefer Sc.
Gassoe geieben Deroen, ioIlen obne
aueiteres Derbaftet iuerocn. Dieie
Anpronungen fittb allf 8~eranIaIiung
0es Euperinteitoenten Der %offentli-
den BebduOe ~getroffen uno meroen
nIs vYorfidtsmaBregeln~ be5eidnet.
= @Ite Negenfdle, Die nuf ~ bis
/ 3oIl bemeiien muroen, meroen aus
8corgetoiun, Cameron, Muffin, 9la-
no, 2n@range, Smitbpiae. 5rieos
ri1shlrg, Dorftomn. 2odbart, Bel
ton, EempIe, @neloer, &unee, @on-
gales, Columbus. @eimnr, SduIen.
Burg, &nlLettspile, SfofooIc uin aii-
bern @egenoen eemelbet.
SfuI Superintendent Meefs
Beobiidtigt arrangements 81 treffeu,
soaB porgeidrittene Sdliler. peId)c
Rrn Stunt graOuiereii miiroen, ifon Ell
men Monat friiber %entIoiien lperoen,
ann an benz Gipilinn Sraining Camp,
0as In auitin in Der Belt pom a. Mni
bis 3. SUM- abgebalten miro, teilneb-
men 81 fonnen.
Ser @ouberneur fat Die Sin
unfer5eidnet, Die Die G~inridtung
pon 0ormaIidulen III berldieocner
9eilen BEG Gtnates anoronet itno
NefUiaiguagen fit Tie maft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-05
Sin Binf NIT ben, 3aunpfabl.

@ie Elm gerift aus Der 8unbes-
bauptltaot an cine gbicagoer 3ei-
tung ~anoeutet, beidaftigt fid Die
Administration nit benz 8e0atfen,
aae gi1fommen iiber einbunbert-
touIeno Dollars idbrlid nit 8eiblag
81 belegen uno Die gesentpdrtig be-
itebenoe ginfommeniteuer Inn flint
Bis fiinf5ie Rro5ent gu erboban, I'M
Die MISREPRESENTATION 81 erb0-
ben. Gin FOLDER S6ritt miirbe cine
10 raoifaIe l1mtpdl5ung Der Sinar5-
politif aller3 bisberigen Mominiitra-
tionen beoeuten 0aB Die Nadrift
iiberaQ anf l~1nglauben itoBt: aud
fpiirbe iid) Ser &ongreb ihmerlih
bereit finben, cine berartiee Ytab=
regel gut5ubeiBen. Smlnerbin aber
ldBt Die Meloung erfeitnerL mie groB
oas @elobebiirfnis Ser &egierung
lit, uno in meld' idIedter 8erfai-
lung iid) ole 5inon5en oes 9unoes
befinben, ieitoem Die oemofratiide
Iartei ans Glloer gefommen lit.
0as Deficit I'M 8unOesbausbdlte
miro auf oreibunoert Wilionen
Collar peranidlngt, mopon Elm gro
Berqr Seil oilf Die Sor0erungen fiir
@erItGrfung BON Seer uno Slotte
entfGlt. SIM Sale Die 8ereinigten
Staaten in Sen europdiihen &rieg
cintreteL lei es Dab Die 8etetligung
ourdJ g~ntienonllg pom Shiffen ooer
3rlppen cine aftipe lit, lei es bab
Den gntentemddten BON &eeierungs-
megen bier &reoit eroffnet miro,
oiirfte oieies 9efisit inn 2aufe zines
ein5igen Sabres auf 5Dei bis bret
MiGiaroen Collars anibmelen. Die
Ie Hieienlumme glauM Die Iomini-
ltration ourd Die oben eripabrte err
bobte ginfommenbelieuerrtng, be5ie-
bungsfpeiie Recommendations.
me aufbringen si fonlter, obie gu
Mnleiben lire 3uflltd)t nebmen 5a
miiiien.
Nah amtliden 31blungen befah-
ben Iih i'm pergangen Sabre mebr
als $500 2eitte I'M 2anbe, oeren
iabrlifes ginfommen GROCER als
100000 mar, oarunter nngefdbr
100 @iaionare, pom benen jeoer Elm
ginfomnterl BON m~inoeltens elmer
Miaion genieBt. Sollte oieRegierang
tatiGd)lid sic Wadtpolfommenbeit
erbalten, Die eripGbnte 8eiflagnab-
me bor5nnebmen, 10 miirben oieIe
0tiaion1re aIlein mebrere bunoert
Miaionen in ben 8nnoesi1at i'll
sablen baben. Iidt biel ipeniger
miiroe aud Die 9eihlagnabme Ser
anoeren nabe8u 2400 ginfommen
BON iiber 100000 einbringen nno
nit Der itufenlpeiIen grbobling Ser
Steuer ouf aae anoeren @irlfommcil
epentliea elmer SerabIetune oes
itellerfreien einfommenmorimums
m1re eine @eiammteinnabme aus
oieler SteuerqueIe I'M 8etrage BON
8ipei Mi1iarben Collars feine TN
Dabrideiltliffeit.
Cine oerortige 8inan5politif mir
DC notiirlid BEL Der groBen MaIie
Ser @ebolfernng auf bel geringc-
rem @ioeritanO itoBen als BEL oen
paar tmnielo 2eliten NIT IieIenein-
-
fommen; iie wiirbe aud berbiiten,
DAB int Sale zines ariegs einigc
bin6ert 5obrifanten unb 2iefcran-
ten infoIge bon ariegslieferunacn
ungebcure 8ermogen %anbdnier. mas
nod Den bisberigcn g~rfabrungen
itets uno iiberaa Der 6aa getpeien.
Gie lit aber, irno oos lit pidtiger
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-05

aMe sDrten ppu Srmd . Arbeiten.
ME gider, nSoIbcrs", Sriefbpsen nnb
Sumperts, &arten, G~ircmIare, Ginlabun.
gen niu., tn 9eutfdl nnb Gngliff, nett
ansgefibrt. @tIfpn & GGmee.
m n n Hrinttns Co., FOG Haparrp Ctr.
Gel. Grudett 1925. fMna.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-05
Mferieo.
: sluf bie Nadriht hin,

Muf Die Wadriht bin, Dab et,
ne Wanbe bemaffneter Werifaner iidl
in Der @egcno bon Slmito, adt
Reilen norolih bon Brownsville
berumtreibe, ionoten Die Militdrbe-
BORDEN BON grotprsbiQe einen Trupp
&apaGerie oortbin. Gin Sarpler
aus Der @eeenb bon 9linito Na-
mems San telepbonierte ipdter Dem
Sberiff BON 9lmito, oaB er bon ser
gafl5etl @cldidte nihts milie.
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@ranseiaenmms : llebertraaunaen.

@rbeu bon Charles s.. 6. @errebe an
8. g. Seal, 80 Ider Gano; $500.
Srau alice @errebe an S. g. Steal.
80 Mder 2anb; $3.50.
s. $. 6. @errebe jr. an 5. y. Steal.
80 Ider 2an0; $3.50.
ssucob @olo an Sreb @ar1er, @runbs
ftid in Der Qaob of tie Cafe aooition;
$40.
Go s. uro q. 8. 8ifs al q. gplteir
unb Cert Sorrie. @runbitiid i'm gitpz
Blod $50; $110O.
Nlbert nnb 81. Me. 8eitcf an @. g.
8arfer, @rimbitiid in 3arianoale
S2710. f
). goritb an s. 81. 9aiptins. 100
Mder 2anb; $500.
8. =. Benfon an u. unb 81. R. geis
tel. @runo5tiid IN Sarlnnbale; $40 Ii. U.
o.. nnb g. George an Hhilip @eilz
bnder, @rmbltiid III Der Seioel Cub
oibiiion; $1050.
9. q. Srilb an 5. &. Marr unS
gbas. $. Srid. @runoftiid I'M Gueensbos
no glaee; $500.
Ssom aubn uno Srau an emilio BAL
bit 8 8s10 Mder Qano; $4,000.
g. e. CAN'T an 8. SO. &oegc
@runbitiid in aiusiton 9eisbts Serrace;
500.
9. 6. bon Moeoer an q. $. & 9.
". 9failtpab Company. @rnnoitiid in
neuen gitDsglod 1888; 81.
@eorae @aauer an Q. 9. bon 8oe-
Der. @riinbitiid al Der Sesuin StraBei
$71.40.
3. s. Gallagher an 60 sc. 0tedle,
nno Srau, @runoitiid IN Der 2afepiel
abbition; $3.50.
Sobn @. Saunoers uno Srau ar
Sam Sirebmair, @runoitiid in SieblanS
9art; $2,089.21
Senrp 2oefler. an gerqr gouutp
3h &fer 2onp fir acknowledgements
$115.
8. @ 2earo an q 8. 9dueIe IT,.
anteil an @rultoitiid in Ralm 5eigbts
$500.
NellOn uno g. Smith an 81. g. @bci.
ner. @runpitiid an Der Sontb Gondr
Str; $1050.
Srou 81. 9iih u. VI. an George g
9uid mo Srnu, @rlnoltiide in Der
nelten @itbs9lodS 2574 uno 1851
$500.
=. aubn uno Srm an emilio @aIot
$50 ader Sano nm Sau Beoro Greet
$4,000.
6. 8. Gmifb an 8tQiamt 9. Ssoerps
@ruuOitiid i'm neuen gith @Iod SSs
$4,000.
Pan . UrfanbniSfdhctne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-05

Pile MEItIQIutDuIueu uul Uoil
5am 3oulton iinb Ser Mniidt, bob
lnnerbalb Ser nddbiten 8oden iiber
$4,000 Goloate1i nno Gefrnten in
Ban g[ntonio 5niammenge5ogen tuer-
nen.
Die Muoit & gono Company
mon 81. Bouts, tuel6e uniere Itaoti-
aden Bidder fir ben 3eitraum bonn
Il. esanliar 1918 Big 80. September
1915 repioiert bat, bat bieielben in
Dronung befunoen. Die aompagnie
bot ser @taot 500 Gopicn oes Be
ridtes geliefert; ieoer. Der iid fir
ole ft6otiiden Observation-Disclosures
artereliiert, fann iib Elm gremplar
bon 6erf Staotagerten Wsafap 5u=
fteIIelt Iaflett.
Ole MiIitarbeborben auf Sort
@nm 9ouIton baben Dem &riegs=
Minilterfim at @afbingtpn empfob-
len, ben bisber bon Der Huaman
60. gcrenteten mooernen S~oipital5ng
f1ltfIi1 Sll ertuerben. Ser 3mg be-
itebt aus 5egn 4%ranfenipagen uno
fofiet $4,000.
Gin Merifaner, Ser in gen
&ountp einer1 betrddtIihen Diebitabi
begangen, uitroe bon BEN bieiigen
Sberiffsbeamten Derbaftet.
am Mitttpod lit i'm Sauie
1910 Anincp GtraBe Srmi Magoas
aean Montnlbo, ipeIde Dos fait I'M
sDldnbIide MIter bon 1875 Sabren err
reidt baben ion, aus benz 2eben se-
Sbie6en. Sic lou am 12. Mpril
1892 1T Wonterep, Merico, geboren
Vein, bntte IA &inoer, bon oenen
Dos fingite s. Sabre 1T, uno tpob1t-
tie feit 81 Sabren in San Mntonio.
Der Merifaner 81. g. MpoIinar
suiir6e am Mittipoh in elmer Set
aerei 0urh Welferitide in ben Niif-
Zen itno 9an6e libel sugerihtet. Sei-
ne gerleBnnge1l lonen gefabrIi6
fem. Gin nn0erer Merifaner na=
mems Sernnnbc5 lit perbaftet.
Der gIerf Deg Bunoesgeridtes
mladt 6efnnnt, oaB ale III Deutih-
Lamb gebobenen 2eute, peIde beaHib-
tigen, oas amerifaniide giirgerreft
Bu e~rtperben lire biesbe5iigliden ZIP
plifdtionen Dor Ser offi8ielen 8riegs-
erfI1rung einreihen miilien. Sino
Die GeinoleIigfeiten erit riftig gum
Musbrrd gefonmer, it's su lpdt.
goiintp : Mileiior .@ntb foroert
une @runoeigertiimer i'm Gountp
alif, lire attachments big gum 80. s..
Sits. ein3ureihen; an 0ielem Tage
tDeroen oie 2iiten geldloiien.
Or. Mnna @omarb Cham, Die
Gbren gr1iioentin Der National
Guffrose Miiociation, bat AM Mitt.
mod abeno i'm ct. Mntbonp Sotel
cine @eoe iiber Srauenitimmredt gp-
baIten. Sic miro beute abenb in
Der Weetboben-9aIle ipreben.
Die aompagnien 81, 6 uno 8
0es 9. teraniibeii Snfanterie : Hegi-
1aeuts bnben Quartierc i'm Camp
@iIfon be5ogeu. Die iibrigen Mili5-
Eraappen aus bent staatc iino nod
0isem GammelpIas u%ntcrtpeas.