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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

un' and suuenderlns, and whether they
do or not depend, absolutely ON the
Kind oi a mother they have
WHEN lohnnies work gets to Ihe
w place where lt' dull, monolo.
nous grind oi daily labor, with lots NJ
unpleasant thing, IN II when he doesn't
yet very well paid and things look dis.
Dnurlglng. mother can pity him until
she make, him as soft and spineleW as
a dl'hrag so that he goes half hearted
w and Sullcnlv about his task, of leaves
M, place IN the vain hope that he will
find that mythical lob that has big pay
and mo- work attached lo It And John
me- hy mean, of mothers sympathy
qualities ior lhe roaming me- cr do we'll
class, who never get anywhere
Or mother can say tu Johnnie. "Oi
course yuuf work is hard All work IS
hard, hut y0u are man enough 10 go
through with ll without a whlmptr. Of
course you're not being we'll paid, but
lhs way to change All that is 10 put
every ounce Of your strength and intel.
ligcnCc into YOUR work so that you will
work oul oi the III paid class. You
have 10 paw for success IN this world
my son with your hearts blood, hut rs
worth II I'm backing you 90 win be-
cause know you've got the stuff m
Won 90 carry ON. instead ol being one NJ
the weak me, that fall by the way'de "
That kind n a mother puts iron into
me souls OF her sons She makes them
unairaid oi hul one thing IN the world.
and that i, that they won't come mp 10
their mothers measure
AND IT,, mothers pity that It first
n and to the divorce court A spoiled
Young girl who has not been taught
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

that she has any duty 10 any human
creature, or any responsibility. or that
shes expected 10 do ANYTHING but
amuse and indulge herself gel, mar
rIcd She finds that nalrlmony /, not
a picnic that It calls lor SELF sacrifice
and self denial, and she rebels against
II and runs home with her tale ol woe
io mother Aud mother weep, over her
"poor Mary" her. and regard, her q,
a martyr The end OF It 3, q broken
home and divorce
Rut nIntly.nns times out NJ hun
drcd MARY wouldn't run home 10 moth
r. II she knew that mother would say
"Oi course marriage brings care and
responsibility It's the serious hu,Inc,,
Of life Go back and do your duty thal
YOU sw0rc 10 At the altar" And there
would he no divorce
What We need &, not mothers sym
pllhy lt'S mother, with nerve IN hold
their chlldrcn mp to doing thc right
thing God send II, more mothers ol
the Brooklyn typc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
RUMAN|A CR|EVES
At PEACE TERMS
FORCED BY ENEMY
Army and People Feel Intense
Indignation al Betrayal
By The A,soeIated Press.

JASSY, Rumania. Monday March 4
by wireless to Salonkl. Tuesday
March S)-lntenSe indignation is felt
by the army and people Of RumanIa
over the terms OF peace imposed upon
Rumanla by the central powers With
It's military forces scattered and its
hopeless aratcgIcll position. Rumanla
had no recourse except 10 yield 10 her
powerful and ruthless ioe The Ru.
manan example IS pointed 10 as a
repetition Of the bitter fate suffered By
Serbia and Belgium
Royal Family Depressed.
The royal family i, greatly depressed
over the disastrous course Of events
Both the king and queen through The
Associated Press express the earnest
hope that the American r'ople will
have sympathetic appreciation Of the
siratcglCal circumstances that forced
peace on Rumana and that the warm
friendship that ha, always existed be-
tween the two nations will IN no wise
be- impaired.
Hope is felt by the royal family and
the people that when world peace
comes some OF the sacrifices now he
ing made by Rumania will be re,og-
nled and recompcnScd
Americans to Leave
The American Red Cross and all
n.hcr foreign missions ln Ruman.a are
making plans 10 leave. their departure
being compelled by the peace terms
Under the peace terms Rumanla not
only will have 10 give mp DobrlduJa.
lose control OF the Danube and endure
other great economic sacrifices, but sh,
will be compelled TO yield to Germany
large wheat petroleum and salt con
ccsIonS Il is understood that Ger
many will have control Of the Ru-
man.an railways for \ period Of iii-
teen years and will have possession
OF the four principal fortified passes
through the Carpa,hranS. All German
goods are to enter Rumania free OF
duty, while all Rumanian goods will
g. into Germany under the old tariff
with the exception OF certain reduc-
tons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
Mothers Can Make Men of Sons
or They Can Pamper Them to Be
MolycoddIes, Dorthy Dix Says

energy and ambition. and paral,feS ri
fort and make, weakllng, and failures
Of u'
WHAI We need when We come 90 the
w hard shedding 900 hlc where We
must put every ounce ol grit that is m
u, into our work, b, not o mother who
sheds tears over us, or poor dear," us,
and tells Ms how II break, her heart 90
ser rs having 10 put our back into
things but a mother who gives uS q
bright and CHEEKY smile bids us go tp
H. and do O mans M . woman's part m
the world, instead Of being a gutter and
a Stacker
Everything depend, ON the point in
view Work is glorious adventure ar
rs the curse oi Adam according to
the way YOU look AZ ii You can achieve
everything, or the ialcS lrc against YOU
Just As YOU believe D. You believe that
the world is tine place in which q
man takes what 3, hl, own hy the
strength Of hrs good right hand, or YOU
despair, and whine about the unequal
distribution ol wealth. according 10 the
way YOU are brought up
II all depends mn Your mothers atll-
lule toward l'ic II ,hc hcrIns Suhbug
over YOU m the cradle telling you how
Il gricycS her that YOU can't have the
thing that rich children have and IT
she walls because Won have 10 attend
night school instead Of going lo col
lege and II 'he q, drenohcd IN woe be.
cause you have 10 90 10 work when
you are a hoy instead Of JOY riding
around IN an automobile. 'hs inevitably
cngcnder' m you self pity which &, the
most fatal mental aiillcron that any
body can have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

For the modern Romeo and his mid
night serenades a walking stick violin
might have certain advantages. At any
rate, such a combination instrument
has been fashioned. The cane is made
of bamboo and by removing a we'll
fitted section the strings are uncovered,
The bow is withdrawn through one end
of the stick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
An Era of
Marked Efficiency

Never before was there time
when true patriotism and efficiency
were so necessary as now.
Dollars invested today should be
compelled to do greater duty than
at any other time. Therefore, when
you figure your advertising drive for
the Spring business, consider well the
mediums through which your mes
sage will be sent.
To cover Oklahoma City and the
surrounding territory, you will find
that the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

mans lew days ago, There 4, no
news OF Senator ColleAuS, who wa, con
demncd 10 death recently II is feared
also that d. Francois Of Antwerp ha,
heen rstrnleh hY The enemY-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

To prevent heavily laden fruit trees
breaking, a Californian has patented a
central support to be placed in the
ground beside their trunks from the
top of which project iron rods to hold
the limbs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
GERMANS EXECUTE TWO
HIGH BELGIAN CITIZENS

lIANRF. March A man who r,
capped from belgium report, lo lhc Rel
gium report, to the belgian govern
mcnt that Dr. DE Mel, q prominent
Antwerp oculist was shot hy the Ger.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

NOV comes the story Of another
~ Brooklyn mother who promptly
tclephoned the police and had her son
arrested as deSerter when he ran
away from camp and came home
These are the kind ot women who arc
the mothers OF men. who turn the weak
ness Of their children into strength. and
give 10 the world the heroes who do,
and dare A monument should be
built IN their honor, not only To com.
memorate their virtues, but to stand as
an inspiration to all other mothers
For we have glorliied mothers love,
mothers tenderness. and mothers pity
so long that we have lost sight Of the
fact that motherhood has any other
function than just being a soggy mass
Of maudln sympathy Sometimes 1t
is mothers highest duty TO her child
TO nail him to his cross and force him
10 carry It on
Nobody will dispute that mothers
sympathy is a salve to our wounds, and
that IT is precious, and comforting
thought that there is somebody whom
we can 90 to when things go wrong
with u.s. and who will blame somebody.
and everything else on earth but us for
our failures.
But this very mothers sympathy, that
is such a balm TO us, is a dangerous
and deadly narcotic that kills our
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
Greatest Afternoon
Newspaper

The Times has the largest cirCu-
lation (The Daily Oklshoman ex-
cepted) Of any other newspaper in
the state. Carries more inches of
local, foreign and classified advertis-
ing than any other afternoon news
paper in Oklahoma. The phenom-
email increase in advertising during
the past year is due wholly to the
popularity of the paper and the tre-
mendous pulling power it has for the
advertiser.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

An the Modern Improvsmssta
"lIaye you iirsls,, cooker a youf
homel"
Worse than that We've got . fire
less furnace now"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
Woman Writer DiSCOurSeS on
What Brooklyn Mothers
Have Done in Making
WeakIing Sons Remain in
Army,
BY DOROTHY DIX.
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman


Writer.
A H. hail Brooklyn. home oi the
~ Spartan mother
For years the canoonlstS and
the wits have made merry over the
Brooklyn rubber trees and baby car
rlages but It appears that among the
women who tend the rubber trees by
the Brooklyn front Windows and push
the Brooklyn peramhulator, there are
those who were the lneil descendants
vt the mothers who, in sending forth
their sons 10 war. bldc them come
back with their shields. or ON them
A Brooklyn woman. oi whom have
personal knowledge, had son enlisted
m the army lie was a big Strappng
lad, but under age FOR The draft, and
not finding army life all the beer and
skiitlcS hr had imagined II lo be hc
wrote 10 his mother that he thought
She could get him discharged ON sc.
count Of his age, and that anyway he
believed that he was beginning 20
develop fiat feet
To this his mother replied that she
thought that what was the matter with
him was that he was beginning 10 he.
yelop a yellow streak. and that no son
Of hers would ever have feet flat enough
to come back to her when he ran away
from his duty 10 his country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

energy and ambition and parables ri
tort, and make, weaklng, and failures
Of u'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

AND IT,, mother, pity that II first
n ald lo the divorce court A spoiled
Young girl who has not hcon taught
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04
OBITUARY
FRANK KRATAFEEL

Frank Kratafeel, aged 49 years, died yesterday at the family residence, 451 HoIister avenue, after lingering ill., nesss He was a. cigarmaker by trade and was employed for eight years with Jacob Arnold & Son, Water Etreet. He was a member of International Cigar makers Union of America and New York branch of Foresters of America, Besides his wife, he is survived by one
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04
OLIVE JOHNSON

After a short illness of pneumonia,
 Olive, widow of Raymond Johnson, died yesterday at the family residence. 29 Park street Mrs. Johnson was a resident of the East Side for many years and was devoted member of St. Paurs Episcopal church. Funeral ser
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

Lawrence Victor, 10 months old son of MT. and Mrs. Frank L4aberta, died yesterday at the family residence, 76 Hollister avenue, after a short illness of heart trouble. The parents have the sincere sympathy of their wide circle of friends in their sad bereave- ment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

Tomorrow your dollar goes farther than ever before. Careful planning makes possible our offer to you of these great bargains. Hundreds of Rare Bargains are here for Thrifty Dollar Day patrons. Many items are specially priced at $10O while scores of others will be delivered to your home on an initial payment of $1OO. Balance Easy Payments.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04
BAKERS MUST GET LICENSES

Government licenses to bakers us ing three or more barrels of flour each week must be obtained before tomor- row from the United States Food Ad- ministrator. Federal inspectors will begin tour of this, state in search of violators within the next few days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

family residence, 1O49 Linden avenue, Stratford, after a long illness with tu- berculosis. MT. Roberts was the son of George W. and .Tillie Roberts and lived in Stratford all his life. He was a member of St. James R. c. church. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

London, Feb. 4-"Early last night party of our troops raided the ene- my's trenches east of Harlicourt,'' says today's official announcement. '"The hostile artillery was active during the night in the neighborhood of Lens and northeast of Caurelle'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

son, Louis, three daughters, Miss Marie Kratafeel, Mrs.J Joseph Smith, and Mrs James Warburton, one brother, Louis, of Astoria, NY, and three sisters, Mrs. Tony Hovoraka, L. l., and Mrs. Mary Horak and Miss Laura Schwarz, both of Mt Vernon, N. Y.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04
MAsONS AT SERVICE.

More than 200 members of the Ma sonic order of this city attended the services held in Washington Park Methodist church last evening. Rev. E. A. Burnes. pastor. gave an inter
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

A company of men composed of employees of J. P. Morgan and the Guaranty Trust of New York have been mustered into the state service as part of the Ninth Coast Artillery Corps.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

No strings tied to this offer. Everyone visit ing our store tomorrow will receive bright new pocket piece worth one dollar in trade any time during the entire year on purchase of $1O or over-you don't even have to make purchase now. Come in and get one of these dollars and whenever you want to buy home \ furnishings this year we will accept this dollar at it's full face value. .ss.+<.,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04
GEORGE R. ROBERTS

George R. Roberts, aged 20 years and six months, died Saturday at the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

A rule to prevent manipulation of prices and quaIaities of foodstuffs in grocery stores and other places in New York state where food is bought, will be put into effect in a few days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04
LAWRENCE Y. IARERTA

vices will be held Wednesday after noon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04
ENEMY ACTIVE AT LENS

esing sermon on the principles of Ma sorry.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

Traffic over the main line electric railroad in Brooklyn was tied up for two hours and scores of women were panic stricken when the last coacn of a six-car train left the rails.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

Twenty persons were hurt and sev- eral seriously injured when a freight car crashed into the rear end of a suburban passenger train at the sta- tion at Preston, Conn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-16
seras 9.

Capt. @. s. @c9onalo, 8lin-
oesmarldau fir ben norolid)en Dit
Itrift u~nIeres Staates, 1T in @idit1
Salts ~geltor6en.
Sames S. Soffe, Elm iuilger
amerifaniiher 2uftidiffer, lit IN
Camp 9aIinferro bel Sort 8ortb
ourf einen @bitur5 getotet lporoen-
am Is. Sebruar finoen inn 60,
iii. nno 10. 9iItrift Gepraientanten-
pablen itatt. oa Die iesigen @epra'
ientanten ins @mt traten.
Repraieiitant &olaoap Ser elm
MitgIieo oes 2egislaturfomites iiir
nnteriufure ser 3udtbauler mar,
miro belhuloigt Strdflingeil auf Der
Smperial Sorm nngeboten 81 babeu,
linen 8egnaoigungen 5u oeridnffen.
@olaoan beltreitet oas aus gntidie-
oenite, bebauptet aber 5ugleid), ielbft
penn er es getan babe, 10 lei oieS
nidts llngeieblides. 5ieriiber fam
man nun tpobl anoerer gniiht lein.
ieoenfals lit es etmaS llngeborigcS,
fpenn Witglieoer zines oerartigen ltts
terluduangsfomites Die 8eleaen9cit
ibres 9eIild)es benitenL Inn &ontraffe
nit Straflingen ab5uidlie6en. Iber
| SoIaoap beitreitet auf's Gntidyieoen-
tie, oab er Dies getnn bat. Or iagt
iibrisens, oaB Die 3uitanoe auf Der
5arm iebr fdlefte pdren.
SSnnerbalb fefs5ig 9asen ioll
cine Notwithstanding itaite
finoen. in DER cine YIatform gebiloct
uno Blame fir Die aampagne entpor-
fen iperoen ioleu.
Stoatslefretdr Banning bat INT
fern @ouoerneiir Sobbp formea Dol,
Der annnbme beg Yrpbibitions .@mcr-
Dement'S CUR Ser. Stoaten aonltitu-
tion bennd)ribtigt.
Die Yrobibitionilten Deg Staa-
ties beabiidtigen. in~nerbaIb Der nad)-
item fed5ig Gage cine Maiienoer.
lammlung mad Dallas ein5uberufen.
in meld,er oas Hrogramm fir Die
~oiesidbrige 0ampague mts~gearbeitct
merben io1.
Die @eneralanmaltIhait beab-
iidtigt, in @emeinihaft init Dem
SnnomirtihnftS Gepartemcnt @otf-
bernelir 9obbD einen 4ntrna 5u I'm.
terbreiten, geaen Die Counties @aIne.
iton, gbambers uno SefferIon, in DC
men Der aefiirhtetc .Binf Bon 8oe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-16
MnsSelotes

lluIere alte, S3iabrige a~orrelpoE-
oentin, Srau Mmalie Neringlgoegel.
Id,refbt uns ans 9elotes: Sim 9. nnS
TO. oieles Monats batten mir 10 nor
mes @etter, fuie i'm Griibling. Mm
Dounerstag, oen 1Oter, iammelten
fih ubeuDs I'M Noroen iduar5e Wci=
Ten. @etpitterdbnlid nit 5treifen.
galo fam Ser Nortber nit ettpas fei.
mem &egen. gnnn brah Der g%li55aro
los. Gin mgemein beftiger 9tllril-
Stn,lbmoIfen, Die Siiael uno 8alo
beoedten, bardlif gisregen. Rega1
bdtfen MIR ia gerne gebaM, aber Die
les Gis, Der Sngel llno Der Stnrla,
10 etrDas bntten mir felt 2angem nidt.
Am n1fften Morgen mar alles nit
5fpei Bon SdJnee beoedt, itellenpeiie
nod mebr. Hno mo feline Sonne bin-
fommt, liegt Der Shnee nod. Sof-
fentlih bringt nns Der Shnee quite
Jruht uno mir befommen Elm belieres
Syabr aIs bas Ieate. Nad einem id,ipa=
rem CONNER iest Elm 8inter, Der
uieI @eIo foftet. @s lit aud ldon bel
8ieb frepiert. lleberau miro bas Gieb
nit &aftus gefiittert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-16
las Slinoenbndiueien III feipsig.

@ie Gritaunlides III allcr StiGe
auf oent @ebiet Der GlinoenfiirIorge
leit Sabren geleiitet miro ilno in Sir
Ter 3eit 5u einer 9liltllrtat erlten gfa1'
ges beraneereift lit, oapon modtcn
oieie 3eilen 3eugnis gebcn.
Die u3eutide Central giHerei fiji
glinoe 81 2eip5ig" bat iid aus fle;-
nert, bei1eioenen @nf0ngen inter ser
2eitllne BON 6rau Maric commits
&lamrotb felt 1901 Sit iolder tSoDe
| emporgeihmungen, oaB eS Dem Ser
Elm our fSoroerung Ger oelltihen 3en=
traIbiiderei fir 8linoe" gelats, Die
@ibliotbef i'm 9e3ember 1916 ben
mciten Gaclimen Der @uAbanolerborIe
| 81 irberpeiie1. 9ieie 3entrale lit in
ibrem 9eltano 10 uielIeitig, 10 miiien-
idaftlid, un0 Dor a1em 70 ipitematii6
altgelegt, Dob es Elm 2eidtes iii, iib
BARN 5ilred)t5ufirtoen. Neligion Y1i=
loiopbie, @elt- unb SultmrgeIdidte,
Geographic mo NaturmiIienidaft, lo-
gar oas .9iirgerIide @eIesbu6" in
9iir5ihrift, finoen iid Dor. allnlt uslo
|9iteratur (oie aIailifer, Sonlcrs
Obpliee III griehiider Sprade, Die
eritmalig in adt 81noen n~ollltalloi5
porliegt, oas Ribellunsenlieo i'm
llrtert in lleln g1noen IL. a. NO. rei-
ben iid an. &riegsliterntur, 8riegs-
farten observation-disclosures SIT
| genoidriften, Muiif (@agners Wei=
iteriinger, Yariifal, 2obengrin, Eann-
bdiiier uip.), mniifniilenidaftlibe
8erfe iino Dem 8linocm 8uganslih
| gema1t.
Mit 38 91noen tpuroe Die glinoen.
| tibliotbef begriinoet. MIS Srau Conn
nts=alamrotb Die 2eitung iibernabm,
mnren 346 8Gnoe porbanoen. SIM
Sabre 1916 muroen 1856 8anoe
ausselieben. 3ablen iprefenl CUR
| 5eit meiit Die 3entrale 5000 9anoe
auf, nerfiigt ober iiber &aunllid,fei-
ten fir $4,000 @anoe.
uno tpie ernIt miro ~gearbeitet 0en
Witarbeitern lit fcin Oilettantieren
g~eltattet, meldes MIR ben pobltotigen
3med i'm auge bat. Cine auF tief.
g~riinoiger 8eberridung Der Gon uno
aur5i6rift fuBenoe alllturarbeit miro
bier geleiitet. Srau 2omnit-Glam
roth idreibt ieIbit inn Soriport ibrer
@nIeitunsen fir banoidriftlide lie
bertrasunsen in Bunftidrift: pMebr
uno mebr erfannte i'd, oaB Die Nus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-16

Srou Gena 90. Green, 5rml Selst
@ebpiner, sSrau $. 9. 2inscott, Srol1
is. 8. 8enfenoorfer, 6rall S. 9. SIC.
Campbell, Srau 5eomanos, 5ro1t 5.
%. gpams, 5rau &alpb gnglilh Strait
aatie Reoinger, 5rau 8. 9. Soines,
sSroll 9teaie @rispolo, 6ralt 9Gii
2eorp, Srau Sim Spell, 8ran So
mes @anlanoingbam Sram 8. "
9arridlolp, 5rau Noab Ilefl, 5rasl
90. g. @ridion uno Srau Sara @t-
tberell.
Ser Werifaner 8. 8arroioS>
ser beiln Iusbrud oes Seilers hit
@ebduoe Der S~ouiebolO 8rrniture
Gompunp pom Holi5eiiergeanten e5=
sel unter perod1tigen ltmlltaltoem
IN Ser Ndbe Der 8ranoItaste
perbaftet puroe, lit utter $1,000
giirgIdaft geitelt, nno miro, 90 &C
bielelbe nidbt leiiten fam, i'll Saft
bebnlten.
Mn MittIpo6 abeilo DurOe
abermaIs Elm gbanffeur BON 8an6i-
ten, iuelhe in Solbatenuniform geflai=
set moren, berallbt. Gam Mggnrria,
ser fir oie Giti5ens' Mnto gompanp
arbeitet, bate Die beioen Strolhe nm
sic Soiitb Scoop eefabrel. N1s er in
Ser Nabe oes Wiflion's Srieobofes
anlangte, fiiblte er ploslid ben 2auI
zines Mepolpers aegen fem @eltid ge=
preBt nnb iplir0e bon Den Hallberl
I'M feline 8ari6aft bon SIS ionie UNI
leine ubr erleibtert. st muroe oai1
ge5plngen, Die 9eioen nod bis sur
&reualtng Ser 4ranias 8ab gabn 5u
fabren, mo lie oas Miitomobil Derlic-
Ben nnb lid ieitlpdrts in Die Siilde
ihlugen.
SSiinfilnooreiBig beige Mrbei-
ter-llnionen Dnben beldlolien, Sen
Ierfalf Der ariegslparmarfen mad
&rGften 5l foroern.
Ger friiber int aeap 1iel6 ito
tionierte SoIoat 2lopo Nnoeriou, Der
lett Dem Monat 9topember ben Wsili=
tarbeboroen iotpie oen agenter oes
ssuIti5 Depurtemeuts piel su i6affen
gcmnht bat, mebrere Wale perbaftet
mar, aber INNER tpie6er entfaltl, 1T
iest oberrnnls III Nlimlner Cider
uno 5tDor 6iesmal bon ieiner 8raut
= eingeliefert 1porben. InoerIon mar
ii, Ser Stabt aIs Sffi5ier aufgetretar,
bate gefalihte @beds init punoerbn-
rer Srchbeit rehts un0 linfs allsgc=.
aeben ullo miro alBerbem oes Iuio-
mobil-S iebitabls besibtigt. gs aelang
ibm mad feiner Gerbaitlng aus Dem
Irreit=2afal i'm &ellp Jielo 81 ent-
ilieben, in Suc1on Iri5., feItgenom=
men mro nod San Mntonio 5uriid
transportiert, glifte es Dem idliipf=
rigen Burden abermals, gu entfoal-
men. 8ur1 Die electromagnetic
Ieiter @eliebten bot er iid beiDegen
lnlien, lreimillig in ben arrelt 5nf
riidsufebren.
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L.okdIes.
Babrldeinlides 8etter.
Stir San Mntonio uno l~tnfgegeto
.6elite uno DonnerStag flar.
aousert Ser Hbilbarmoniid)eH 8e
1eQ1daft.

Bir madden ouf oas beutige 5ipelIe
aonsert ser Gbilbarmoniifen @elell-
5haft unter 2eitune BON 9errr ar-
thur glaaffen aufmerfim. Sci Dem
erIten 4on5ert Dor adt Sagen berrldi=
tie grauiiges @etter; belte miro's bel,
ier Iein, ga miro aud Der yelud mogl
elm b~eIierer meroen. Gin ieoer Mfultf-
freuno ionte es iid sur aiifgobe mo
den, oas &on5ert 5u belllhen- US
miro 8or5iiglides geboten- Oie Nfili'
tar 5pmpbonie BON 5apon 1llto ore
brittle 2eonoren SliDertnre lperoen
pom SrheIter .geipielt, Yrofe1cr
Stetnfelot ipielt uno SRI. M1lbrep
jingt siinl Iebten Mal Dor ibrer Abret-
lie nadh Stem Oorf,