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The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
Allied Aduance Thunders
 Defeat to Hindernbulrgg U

Longueval, where he Germans srs counter attacking viciously. Fresh troops have been brought from Sedan and have been thrown in to action against the Allies. Y
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
CASUALTIES REPORTED

Washington, Tuesday.-TwO hun dred and forty one casualties have been reported from France cover ing yesterdays engagements. '. Of this number 12S names are in the list ot those killed. or died from wounds and 75 names are Namong those severely wounded.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
AIR
 STUDENT KILLED

Miami, Florida, Aug. 27.-Theo- dore F. Garfield, of Seattle, Wash who was a student aviator in the aircraft corps was killed yesterday afternoon in a seaplane accident at the training field located near this city. '..
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27

Parts, Tuesday.-The French war office announced this morning that General Manguin's army has won possession of the high ground south of Crecyaumont, and from these newly gained high positions the ene- my lines are now being subjected to a double fire. <
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
HUN BATTALION REFUSE ID
 OBEY AND 1O PER GENT SHOT

Amsterdam. Tuesday. - Accord ing to,a disuatch published this morning in the Telegram, of this city. . German battalion which had been ordered to the front unani
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
HELLISH F|ENO
 IS CAPTURED

Paris, Aug. 27. -l According to LeJournal, Lieutenant SchWieder, who sank the Cunard liner Lusitsnia, has been captured by a French patrol boat operating in the Mediterranean sea.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27

Paris, ,Tuesday.-According to LeMatin's correspondent on the Brit ish front to his paper thss morn ing, no Germans remain in Eapaums The correspondent adds that pa trols have penetrated the ruins which mark the former enemy ad- vanced concentration center, and find that the position has been evacuated.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
WILL GO TO THE
 BATTLE'SFRO

Washington, Tuesday. - Sena- or James A Reed of the senate mili- tary committee left this city today enroute to the European battle fronts. &&
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
CAPTURED LIST
 GROWS DAILY

London, Tuesday. = According to reports which have been received by the British war office and made public this morning since Wednes- day of last week, the British have taken 2l, 900 German prisoners.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
HUNS AGREE ID
 STAINS TERMS

Sanatander, Spain, Aug. 27. - It was announced here today by au- thority o' the Spanishg oyernment that Germany has accepted. all the conditions contained in the Spanish note regarding the submarine Bitua- tion.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
SPECIAL MEETING OF B. P.
 o. ELRS THURSDAY EVN'G.

There will be a special meeting of skagway Lodge No. 431, Thurs day evening at S:3O o'clock, and all lllmembers are urgently requested +o be present, as the endorsement Of a District Deputy for Alaska will come up. (signed) Oscar selmer, FIR. - --------- 7:
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27

New York, Tuesday.-The armed merchant steamer Felix Tousig is the name of the ship that sunk the submarine chaser No. 2O9 this morning. asi
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27

Par.s, Tuesday. - The report this morning from the battle front in the Rove sector states that the French army advanced this morning in the region of St. Mard, south west ef Rove, and took HOO pris' oners including two commanders.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27

Pars, Tuesday. - Late this af- ternoon the French war office was advised officially that the French had captured, Rove.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
10000 BRITISH PRISONERS
 KILLED BY TURKISH BRUTALITY

London have the operations against the just been revealed Turks southern theatre have upwards of British either death kill and Indian prisoners talk Turkish brutality.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-27
mously refused to go.

mously refused to go.
 Thereupon every tenth man wss taken out and shot, and the re- maihder then yielded to orders and started for the front. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-29
sns Der staOtbaae.

Mnf Intrag BON lambert wuroe
Der Mnfallf zines 8meiten @bfulper-
brenmlussofeng bei6loilen, % Der
erite Sen Mnforoerungen nidt ge=
1liigt. Ser r1eue Diem ion cine Sea
pa5itat bon So Sonnen innerbalb
"a Stunoen baben. 8ainit miro pie
@bfallfraee erleoiet iein. Die Betl=
ton BON 5annie 8. Salff Inn erlaltbs
mis-, neben ibrem Sauie IN Der Cont
alerce StraBe einell nieritodigel1 atl=
balt MAIDEN gu lailen, miro geipahrt.
Die Summe bon $13,S60.76 miro
our 9e5ablung BON 3inien belpiligt.
Son ser MIano National 8anf IND
BON ser State National 8anf mer=
ben ie 100000 gelieben. Sir oas
81. g. Green @oipital merDen So
o19.95 beminigt. Sic Gednling ner
8ortlano Cement Company miro nit
$3.50 beglid)en. Die Office Oes al-
ieiiors bat Sf40 fit griefporto per=
ausgabt. Die Mildproben fir Die
Mnalpie foiten Der StaOt $66.77.
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Solfltag I'M 9ftober bic ofiisielen
lIbreu in Sen Ser. 5taateil ulil enc
5tltnoe porgeriift nllo Die Hegierllna
ermurtet, oaB alle patriotiid)en Bur
ger lid oieiem 8eilpiel oniblieBca
unO ibre glrbeit cine Stunoc frabef
beginner peroen.
Ser Gbar-6rcitag lplroe bellte
in alien fatboliIden, biidofliben uiio
lutberii6en air6en Der Staot onrd)
0ottesoien1te in e%rllter, lpliroiger
@ei5e begangen.
Die qroBeren 9ali ltnterile1e
mer uno Mitelieoer Der Builders
Grdarge" boben Die 5oroerung Der
3immerleute, ocl1 tagliben Sobn bon
So auf Sc gu erboben, 5uriifgemie-
len.
9as ginfommen= 6 euer=guro
I'M 9unoesgeb1uoe miro Sen ear,5en
Sonlltae iiber geoffnet lein mo
Gapporte perben nod big ilublten
Montag nadnittog nlll 5 ltbr ent-
gegengenon1mell.
Cine bon Der Snnoelsfuntmer
aelhenfte, groBe uno prddtig geltld=
tie SIagge muroe am 6onnerstag M
ter entipre6enoen Seierlidfeitell in
@egentpnrt bon $4,000 Srltppen OH
benz &ean 6ielo entfaltet.
- Die biciige HabrufgsmittelsM SID
nlilliitration bot Elm b%cionoeres De
partement fir 9otels, Geltaurants
mo 9oaroingbduier etobliert uno Re
oblidtigt anl 1. @pril Elm SnpenIor
aner in oieien Embellishments porrd
tigen 2ebensmittel altf5llneblnen uno
BON oieicm 9atnm an nliiIien oie Vr=
iiber t6gIihe geridtc iiber i6re Sor
rite einreiden.
Die State Meoieal Iilociution
of geras" miro lire ssabresfonpen=
ton pom IA. Bis t6. Mai in uniercr
Staot abbalten.
Die Tobrungsmittel Iomi1ii=
ltrotion bat angeoronet, oaB bent
Siegesbrooe bon iest an % anltatt
pie bisher 90 Yro5cnt SnbItitute
beisumif6en limo. Die Heitaurants
oiirfen ibren Gdlten bel elmer WiaDl4
seit in 3ufunft nid)t mebr ais 5fpei
Gdnitten 8roo ooer 5tpei rGoas@
perabreihen. @eoer oas 9roo nod
oie &olls oiirfen mebr al5 5iDei lln-
5en miegen. User Siegesbroo ooer
vNoas~ iBt, bari nadber feinen 8ia,
Hltooing, uStranberrp Sbort Cafe"
ODER oergleiden genieBen. 0agegen
nlogcn Dem, Der auf oas Siegesbroo
per5idtet, 5Dei l1l5en elmer anoereil
Meblipeiie perobreidt meroen. Dbl
@eute, Die Den garl3en Sag ihper.
pieaeidt nit Bife ulf0 Sdaufel ar
beiten, bel oiefeu Ndffbnen beiteben
f0nnefL bleibt %ob5ltmnrtell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-29

ridtet. An Der Gungeneat6ilitoung
e~rfrallft maren in 9erar Gountp 105
Soloaten, in Mc2ennan Goutnp so,
a~itBeroenl meroen aus ben Derihieoe-
men Camps nod folgenoe &ranfbelts-
faae gemeloet; S6arlad SrieieL 6S;
9ipbteritis, 6, urlo Malern, 3S4.
Seruorragenoe teraniide Surf
item limo ser 9nliht, oaB ipmobl in
unlerer aonItitution als III ben Std
tutelt feline 8eItimnlungen entbalten
iino, melde 5raueit p%erbinoern, it,
aenomelhe offentlide aeinter 81 be-
fleioen. Nur M Die geieBgebenoen
aorper1hnften f0nnen lie nidt ge-
mablt peroen.
Sran @. g. Cane bon SOFT
@ortb, @ittpe oes perit. Gomptrol-
lers Cane, bot ongefiinbist, oaB tic
als &anbioatin fir oas amt ocs
gountu=glerf anftrcten miro.
Muf DEM 6lugfeloe Bel Sort
@ortb itiir5te Der slpiationsfaoett o.
@aruooo aus Gdnaierasa, 70. y,
nit ieinem Meroplan aus elmer 9n-
be pom 1000 Sub ab nno iuuroe au-
genblidlid getotet. 9as lit Der 45lte
ltnfaa nit tOtlidenl MnSgang, Dec
in Der 9tabe BON Sort Wortb ltattges
fu1toen bot.
@eaen 200 merifanild)e ganoi-
ten, lpelfe am 0ienstag Die 40 Mei-
len Iiiolid Don 8am Sorn gelcgenc
Wepia Rand iiberfielen uno babel
Sen 1%S=iabrigen @len Repia totlic1
permunoeten, meroen BON amerifanl-
Ifen Soloaten idarf perfolgt. Die
gruppen iteben inter bent @efebl
BON Sberit 2angborne, oeiien Sallpt
quarter lid) in Marfo befinoct. 9ie
@anoiten iollen iih III Yilares auT
ser merifanii6en Seite oeriommelt
uno bel gosqlie 8onito ben Hin
@ranoe aefreu5t baben. Sobalo Der
lleberfal Der Nepia-& a1d befonnt
lpuroc, mnroe iofort &aoaaeric 5u De-
rem Sd)u5 a~Dgeldflof, leloer IraIeil
ole Sruppen 5il ipdt Elm.
Ser I'M 345. Seloartllerie=Ne-
aiment oieneuoe 2eutnant @alter
Soro erlitt bci ciliem aeroplon-llr-
faa in ser 9tdbe Don Gan Marcos
iebr ihpere &~erlebungen. 6oro NOR
| g%eSpungen, ipeaen zines flctnen Dc
feftes 5u lanoen uno lhidte lid on,
nod Heparotur oesielben uieoer pet-
ter 81 fliegen. 8or Dem @tnlteigen
in oic Maid)ine nollte er einen i'm
@eae liegenoen Stein cntfernen nn9
fam babel Der iton in gefpegung ges
festen G6raitbe 81 nabe. 9ieielbe
sermolmte linn Die cine Sdnlter lno
brafte ibm furdtbare gerlebungen
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/ a 8.

George Glarf in 8aco lit ge-
ltorben. sir Die meilten 9ente in &C.
ras mar er ld)on LANCE tot, oenn CT
bat in Den lebtelI Sabren iebr @5lriicf-
ge5oeen gelebt. Der .Gonigsmaher
BON 9erns,4 pie er in friibercn Sab.
rem genannt murbe, mar emit cine
Ser mdttigiten politildlen Berionlid=
fciten in gerns, bis er auf Die Soee
fam, ais @egenfanoioat gegen ben
ocmofratiIben Hominierten 9ogJ
aui5utreten, nob6em Die 4onpention
iih fir Sogg nno gegen i'm erfldrt
bate. gr perlieB NIT ieinen Mnb1n-
germ Die Gonpetttion ilno lieB iif
pom ibnen ilominieren, fiibrte eillen
~brilanten 8ablfantpf uno wuroc
glanBelib geihlageit. 9ie 0eltidet
maren oamals fat ale fir Glarf. Or
mar elm ausge5eidneter Wann, burd)-
aus liberal in ieinen aniidten ltno
ipntpatbiid) in alien ieincn Steaung-
nabmen.
Si1 Der Ndbe BON MieperSDiae
itarb 6reo 8ubring i'm alter BON 60
Sabren.
Der Bruno 9lubnI, Der aui
Der nIuscania" mar uno in 5olge
oes untergangS oes Shiffes belize
0eine nerlpr, lit niht Der Bruno
Vluhm nl1S Eltpro. mic ppu 0nrt des
meloet miro.
Imsgeseid)nete &egen meroen
aus peridiebenen Seilell bes Staa.
tes genleloet; Die 0ieoeri1ldee BE-
laufcn iih itelleniueile bis auf 5mei
Boil. Nus Grero, in beIlen Hdbbnr-
idaft Gin regularer @olfen6rltd) ME
oerainq, Der Die @elciie Der Mralt=
las BaB gabn teilpeiie riinierte,
miro oes @ilten iogar 5u piel berid;-
tet. Der &egen, Der gcraoc CUR red)-
ten 3eit nod fam, eritredte iid iiber
Gin 3icnilid) groBes 9erritorium. @u-
te Nieoerifldee ueroen gerneIoet ans
BEN @eaenoen bon Mmariao, Goms
manhe, Gan MarcoS, TDle, goern',
WnIooon, @on3ales, Niron, Gings-
burn. Guero uao onoeren Srten.
Inter oen in ben teraniiden
Wiilitirlogern i'm Naonat Sebrnor
aitfgetretenen aranfbeiten lteben Die
Munps nit 1890 51aen arl erlter
Steae. Die aranfbeit grnilierte
bouptidhlid inter ben in 8erGr
Gountp liegenoen Soloateli, auf mel
DIE 1920 Sale fonrmen; 80 Salle
meroen ans @c2ennnn GountD he
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-29

am aopfe bei. Der idymer oeripllnoefe
Slieger murbe p~orldufig IN einem
Soipital in San Mareos nnterge
bradt. Sein 3uitano fol- anBerlt fri
tiib ieiu.
3mci Wdnner, ipelde in ben
@~erfit1tten Der AranIas YaB-gaDil
in goafum arbeiteteil, muroen tpegen
llnpatriotii6er gemerfungen BON Den
anoern Mngeltellten auf Ylailfell &C.
lest nno in itr0menocln Megeu ourd
sic StraBen getragen, Man bate ben
geioen fleine amerifaniid)e 6laggetl
in ste @dttoe gegebert, auf pelde lie
an ieoer StraBenefe 5pei allle
oriidem muBten. Ger cine Wann
muroe ip1ter ouf @eral1laiinng oes
8erteioigungs aoniiliims perbaftet
uno eingeitedt.
Nus Sabens, IN Der Nabe oes
Hio @ranoc, miro gerneloet, fiiuf5ig
Merifaner batten bic 8rense iiber=
idritten nno Sic Ylacc Nond) Ionic
sic Gand) oes Seoerico grreela an
gegriffen nno gepliinbert. Sic Bat
fen bon jeocr Hanh bier Bferoe init
genom1ilen. 6rou Hlace flilbtete lid
nit ibren 3pei fleiner ainoern nod
Sobens. Sir behoitptet, Die gaaoi-
ten maren merifaniidc Solonten Je-
melen. Die Merifaner traFcn amci
amerifaniide Gaualeriiten, iuelf,
Die @ren5c potrouiaierten linb bcfoh-
len linen, BON ben Yferoen ~ab5nltei
aen uno tire @affen ab6ugeben. Die
beioen aupalleriiten mad)ten iih aber
oauon uno entfamen ibnen gliitflld,.
Spdter mabte lih cine Gn5abl aa-
paaeriIten CUR 8erfolgung ser gar-
bitten alf, ooh gelang es oen 2eete.
rem iiber oie 8ren5e ST fommen. Sic
@ren3potrouiGen iino infolge oieicS
Sprfommniiies p%erOoppelt.
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NlIerIei.

llnter oen Mulpi5ien Der San
oelsfammer finoet am Wiontd5
Mbeno, ben /. april i'm 8aaiaal oes
@u1ter Sotel cine freie 8orlelnng
nit bilbli1er grlouterung iiber
Sic 5orgen eines &anfmanns lno
mie Tie 81 nermei0en." itatt.
Der Staotrat bot am Opnners
tag IN elmer GrtrasS isnng cine nr=
BERT fharfc OroinanS angenomnleft,
Der 5nfoIge irgeno cine in Der Staot
operierenbe &orporation, nidt MIR
Ole Soutbneltern Telephone Gompa=
M allein ebe iie cine grbObung ibrer
bisber berehneten Soften Dor1tebmell
fam, Die Staotperipaltiirg BON bic
Ter @bii1t in Genntnis ieseu mnB.
Ser Gtaotrat miro Damn innerbalt'
Sebn gagen cine offentlihe @erbanbs
lung anberaumen, IN Deld)er barber
0isfltiert miro, OF Die geplante Gr
boblng beredtigt lit ODER nift. aor=
porationen, melde oieie Oroinailo
berleBen, fDnuen init elmer @eloltras
fe BON 81 Big $25 tdgIib belegt mer-
ben nno ouBeroem miiiien tie geipar.
tig lem, BOB ibnen Die 6randiie ent
5oaen miro. Sci Der beabiid)tigter
grb0bung Der Eelep6onrateil, melder
Die Stnotperunltung Defenders OBJ
poniert, f1nt bauptfdnlid ins @e-
mitt, bob Die aontpaguie Elm Gin
fonrnlen pom 5 Yro3ent altf ibr .an7
geblides MnIage aapital bon So
100000 perIongt, mdbreno iic ibe
iteucrbares Gigentlim nur nit 5000
900 n~ngegeben bat nno 5randiie-
Gteuern nnr allf cine abidaburg
pou $4,000 be5ablt.
Dieie Nadt ficl EN- prddtiget
Megen, Ser alien Beipobnern bon Sull
gntonio uno llmscgeto hodmidfonl-
men mar.
Der Sdulrat bat onr 5orocT
rung bes yotriotismus nnter Der
ssSligeno cine gerfiiglula erlaiien, oaB
,aac Sdulfinber oie Dor ben Sdlilen
aufgebiBten amerifanilden 6lageen
ialutiercn m%iiiien.
q. .. 3nber, elm Beaniter 0es
@onouirtjhdfts 9epartemellts 5it
Muffin III in Der Stnot cingetroffcn,
Inn oen goutfp Gommiii1rcn, Dem
8erteioigungs aoniilinm iomie ocIl
syarmerm BON gerar Gountp flar 81
legen, inter meIdler 9eoingltngell
ben BON Der 9iirre beiingefubten2eu-
ten ltnterltifsnng sur Anlhaffing
pom 6amengetrei6e mo Jlitterltoflca
aus oent 9 Milliouen 0ollar-Silfs
fono gepabrt peroen fam. Die Be
oingungen iino einfad: 5armer, mel
DE garleben fir Die e~rpdbntcn
,3mefe alfnebmen mollen, miilleit
Dem Gorntp hire Grnten IN Sobe oes
Shulobetrnges D~erpfanoen. DieDar.
leben miiiien innerbalb 5mei Sabren
5uriidge5ablt nno NIT fiinf Gro5ent
uer5inIt meroen.
IuBer Dem bier bon Der Buu-
oesregiernng eingcridteten freien Mr
belts 8iiro iinb giiros gleiher s(rt ~
Sort @ortb, @alpeIton, aultiu.
Beaumont, Dallas, 81 Yoio, Terot.
faua. 1oulton uuo Maco etabliert
mor0en.
Sn Der Iabe BON Camp 8re.
Dis f~tir5te am 9onnerstag Der auf
Oem aellp= 5Iugfeloe %itationierte 6lir,
aerleutnant @arrD 6. 1enton nit lei
nem aeroplan aus eiller betrddtli-
den Sobe ob. Die Waihine muro1
total oenloliert mo Vepton ihfueg
perlebt.
lin 5euerungsmateriai una
2id]t 81 erfpnren, meroelt pom nab.
ften Gonntag an Bis gum lebtell
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Snfolge oes aieienItreifs i

NNlllRASN w IVY %AtlNNAbA~ ~
aanios Gitp, 800, iino idmmtli6e
Saloons geidloIien tDoroenl. @it
9lusnobnle ser Gb%auffenre mo oer
bel ben itaotiiAen @aiierperfen an
qeiteaten 2eute iollen 10 5ienli6 ale
llnionen iid omStreif beteiligen uio
oerIel6e miro, mie es menigltens Den
Mnidein bat, lid nab 9anias Gitp,
San, alsbreiten. @inige StraBen-
babntpogen, oie BON Der aolnpagnie
ausaeidift puroem lirto gclteinigt
moroen, oo9 lit bon gr0Beren Sins
Idreitmeen nihts beriftet. Die 8e-
ltauronts lino geiflolien mo Die
gdfcr beflagen iid, oab ibre @eiet-
len oen 9eig unnerorbeitet i'll Den
Srogen IieBen, 10 Dab berlelbc later
puroe uno peronrb.
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vile Gorien pom Trnd +. drbeiten.
ME Binder, rSoloers", griefbpsen nns
SpHuerts, 2arten, Girculnre, GinIabuu.
geu niu., in 9eutiM nnS GnsIiih, nett
nussefihrt. Stanoarb Hrinttns
Gpmpana RahfoIssr BON Wilipn.
Shtuesnsann Hrintine Gpmpann, 206
NaDarrp Ctr Sci. Grp6ett 1925.
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Spinnt. 75c per BusGeI.
Crime grbfen. $500 Der Camper.
8eeten, 1915 per 100 Rfitno.
NeerrettrgsBuraein Der Bio, 12hs
@urfen, per Crate. $500.
GeQerie. 90c uno $1.00 per 9ubeno.
Beterfilie. 40c per Sch. s8inbei
&opfIalat. gaf. $3.50 uno 1915 per
Crate.
@elbe @ur3eIn, $3.50 Der 100 gfuno.
SauaSb. per guldeL. $500.
Sfra. elm britteI 8uihel. SIPS.
Siel NSarft.
Snn antonio, 30. 9aGro. 1918.
&ii6e, $6.75 bis $3.50.
aGlber, $7.25 bis $1,000.
9mnen, $7.25 bis $3.50.
0hieu, $3.50 biz $13.25.
ct. Souls. 30. 9adr3, 1918. 80 Mino=
bieh. Seras : @ieh. S6.75 bis $40 so.
Shtpeine. $t4.25 bis $t7.S5.
GeIe.
Beial5ene 6dute .f5c per YfD.
8rpdeHe 0dute .-.....2 Zoe Der Sfo.
@rtine Sdnte .......... t2c per $50.
GGnte
NuaEra-S ieoeu beshdotm gh
@ats Eno BUDS -. 20 Gts
Acknowledgment psr RSo, 10 eta
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I,okdIes.
8abrideimlidss @etter.

Sir San antonio urlo llmgeser6:
Seute abeno ltno Sonnabenh flar
uno falter.
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Sic .Greie NreHe tiir Seras"
erid,eint als 9ageblatt unb 2N%pdenblatt.

9as saaeblat lit pieriehig uno foHet SOC per Wtonot ooer Sc per Sabr.
Oas 8ud5enblatt lit lef5ebniehig lno3 foiet 50 per Sabr. Nad9 Meglco
s#E So @oIo. Nad9 europa 8orto etngebiofenz SIS.
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n.ErpSnfte.
Sarm.ErnSnfte
UemIie-

aartoffeln. neue &c per Efuno,
CALIFORNIA, 1925 per 100 &funb; Colo
raoo $500 per 100 Rfnno.
GiiBfnrtoffeln GAM, $3.50 nno $3.50.
3niebeln, @al,, Ybite Globe, $3.50,
Gal. aelbe. $3.50 per Crate; @riine
per Sbo. @9unoel. Acc nnb 45e.
8obnen. Colorado. Yiuto. pet Sfn.
9.75e; CALIFORNIA 8apous, per etuat.
$1,000; 8infs, $1,000; Gina. $500;
Napp, $500; 8lafehes. S11.00; HounS
Green. per 8nIdel 5ampers, $500.
Somnten, tnl., 1918 uno $500.
Gobl, $500 per 100 PhinD.
Crime Yfeffer, SOC per Rfb.
HnoieSden. SOC per Dbb. 8in6eI.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-14
STATE COMMITTEE
 TOELECT CHAIRMAN
New Democratic Executive Committee to Meet in City
 and Elect Officers

Chairman J. Kelly Dixon of the state democratic executive committee, yester- day issued a call for the new commit tee to meet at the Tutwiler hotel in Bir- mingnam, at noon Friday, November 22, for the purpose of electing chairman and secretary and to transact such other business as may come before it,
 The new committee was elected at the state primary on August IS, and under the law, the chairman was required to call it together for the purpose of or ganizing within 60 says from the date on which the result of the primary was of' ficially declared. MT. Dixon issued call for November z. in accordance with the provision of the law, but on account of the influenza epidemic and at the re- quest. of Dr. Welch, state health officer, the meeting was postponed. Hence the call for the meeting next week.
 It is understood that the committee as now constituted is divided on the question of a chairman. MT. Kelly, chair man since Col. Bibb Graves resigned last summer because of his service in the army, is favored by some of the mem bers, while W. D. Nesbitt of Birmingham is said to be the choice of others Both are prohibitionists and worked for the election of state senators and represen- tatives in the legislature favoring the ratification of the federal prohibition amendment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-14
Sightseers Clamoy. for
 Passage to Europe

New York; November l3,--Already
 American sightseers wish to go to Eu- rope. Allied steamship offices today received hundreds of inquiries as to when the ban on passenger travel would be removed. Inauirers were
 told the rigid war restrictions would
 remain in effect until further notice" and all allied ships, as well as Amer ican, being still under government
 control It was the opinion amonS
 steamship officials that the time for
 resumption of pre-war steamship travel
 on any extensive scale was "a Ions way off"
 The neutral lines, however. were pre-
 paring today for a prospective large increase in business and resumption of regular sailings. Several of the
 largest liners under neutral flags now
 are in this port. the Dutch steamer NieuY Amsterdam. the Norwegian
 steamer Bergsnsfjord, the Swedish steamer Stockholm and the Danish
 steamer United States are being made ready to sail. For all of these ships, 1t was said at the offices of their owners. there are applications for mere than sufficient passengers to fill all accommodations, but no passage is def- injtaly booked until the applicant h9s compiled with all war-ttme regulations Imposed by the United States govern
 ment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-14
Days Casualty List
 ALABAMA CASUALTIES

Hunter Columbus T.. Russellville,
 killed in action.
 Carroll, Alvin C.. Florala; wounded
 severely.
 Brown, Henry P, corporal, Mont
 gonieFy, wounded, degree undeter-
 mined. Foshee, Warnie, corporal. Clanton; wounded. degree undetermined. Bryan. Gus J., Elba: wounded, de- gree undetermined. Carroll, William O., sergeant, Plan tersville; wounded slightly. Davis, William A, Leesburg; wounded slightly. Pike. Fred l.. Camp Hill; wounded slightly. White. Andrew F., Glenn Allen; missing in action. Rice, Gussie H.. Campbell; missing in action.
 Smith, Clyde R., Winfield; killed in action. Floyd. Adam G.. Enterprise; died of disease. o'Rourke, Owen S., Mobile; wound ed severely in action. | Sasser, Wiley D., Atmore; wounded severely in action. Davis. James w, Bridgeport; wounded in action, degree unde- term1ned. Morrison, Thomas L., Heflin. wounded in action. degree unde- termined. Garrett. Daniel P, sergeant, Gads- den; slightly wounded. | McClendon, Robert, bugler, Gunters- vile; slightly wounded. | Cabins, Jim, 520 Eighty-fifth street, Birmingham; slightly wounded. Rodgers Joe, Mobile; slightly wounded. l Bates, Harvey T., Prattville; slight ly wounded. | McAteer. Lester, Gordo; slightly wounded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-14

ceived telegram from the war depart rnent last week stating that Lieutenant Moore was wounded in action in July. According to letters from Lieutenant Moore to his father he was wounded in July and after staying in a hospital five weeks, returned to his company and shortly thereafter was again wounded.
 He wrote early in October that~he had been discharged from the hospital and was returning to his command. MT. Moore stated yesterday that he saw letter dated October IS which had been censored by his son, so that he knew that he was all right as late as that date.