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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28

the high school every Wednesday
night and anyone who is interested
in gardening is urged 10 attend them
for the lectures that have been and
are to be given are very helpful. c..
F. Bacon, a local man. who is an
authority on soil questions, will
speak before the class next Wednes-
day night at S o'clock. Ne will dis
cuss the preparation of the soil and
the care of the gardens after plant
ing.
Committees Ia he Named.
At the meeting OF the garden com
mission on Wednesday afternoon.
several committees were authorized
for the furthering OF the garden
work. These committees will be ap-
pointed at the meeting next We'd
nesday. They will consist of a group
of people who will determine
whether the garden seeds for the
war gardens shall be sold or dis
tributed free Of charge his year.
Another committee that will be ap-
pointed is a group of people who
viii take charge of the details for a
better arrangement Of the flower
and vegetable show at the interstate
fair this fall.
]. S. Bordner. county agricultural
agent. was present and presented the
plans for the partaking Of the gar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28

a special meeting OF the Clay
pipe club. 90 Dee held az Sf2 ~ Hill
ST.. FRIDAY evening. March All
members invited. Free music and
refreshments. Adv. 2024-2S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
ACCUSED or HUGGING GRIs

Warren Austin. 601 r. Ohio ST..
who was accused OF hugging young
girls on the street. vas arrested
wednesday mornline oy Officers
Van Dusen and koczcroHski.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
Is ILL AT HOME.

Miss Gertrude McCarter. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Nc
Carter. lib +. Sorin st, is i'll at
her home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28

Our Annual March Sales of
Table LinenS-of Note
2Hx2H Pure Irish Linen Pattern Table Cloths
Choice of 5 patterns. Worth today $1,000. Special
for Saturday at $500 each.
66x66 Extra Heavy Hemstitched Pattern Table
Cloths-Pure linen. Worth today $3.50. Special for
Saturday at $3.50 each.
10 Sets of Pure Linen, consisting of a 7Ox7O Pattern
Table Cloth and One Dozen 22-inCh Napkins. Hand
some patterns. The set for $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
MAURICE
81 G. JCDSON.
"FRANK -WISNIEWSKT-'

"EItANk WISNILW SNI
The ordinance transferring S5O.-
600 from tho track elevation fU~l
Co the general fund. presented al
the meeting Monday night passed
hy q unanimous vote. making a to-
tai transfer OF $4,000 instead OF
$4,000 from the track elevation
fund
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
Our Annual March Sales of
Blankets, Sheets and Pillow Cases

With the CONSTANT increasing on p1ces M c0TI0n G00JS. Z D
wise to supply your .L.uTe needs at once.
81 PeppereI Bleached Sheeting, 55c quality, now 4Sc.
As Pepperel Tubing, regular 42c quality, nov 35c.
so Dozen Harvard Sheets of extra good quality, 72NoO. al
$I.35.
100 Dozen Pillow Cases. Lay in a good supply while these
prices last: 42x36 at 22c; 45x30 al Csc.
100 Pair Gray Cotton Blankets, 58x76. SpecaI SI69.
100 Pair Gray Extra Heavy Blankets. 72X8O. at $3.50.
Cotton Filled Comfort Challe Cover, 72x84, at S2.25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
HoId Tn LII Ordinancc.

Efforts Of the democratic meia-
bcrs 20 increase the salaries OF the
members OF the police department
was again defeated by the republic
can members when Councilman
Vennet moved that the ordinance
increasing the salaries OF the police
department be placed upon its final
passage Immediately following MT.
Nennet's motion. Councilman Goe-
bel raised a point of order by do
claring that The call for The special
meeting included ouly action on
the two transfer ordinances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
New Spring Blouses Lowly Priced

Wash Waists Of VOieS and Organizes, also in BatiSte lace trTnl-
mings and tucked fronts, large collars. Unusual values at $100.
Colored Waists in stripes, white pique rolling collars, tlrn-back
cuffs to match, at $1.95.
White Middies, laced at side, plain collars and cuffs, braid trim
med, at $1.50.
Crepe de Chene Waists, plated frns, sailor collars, also with
high neck effects and pearl button trimmings. Prices from $3.50 to
$3.50.
Beaded GeOrgette Waists, fancy collars, long sleeves, button
trimmed, at 3 rs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
The March SaleS-Have Just Begun

Bn The beginning pOtNdS for them one of the real successes OF the YEAR. Under favor
able circumstances merchandise of the quality collected for these sales would be considered
an accomplishment but under existing. conditions reflects the aerneS of our buyers in
lmanLanEg the nigh standard OF ts1 store the results OF which we nMee YOU to inspect
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
fOr Sprlng

House Dresses so well advertised, the word "Biberman' on
garment signifies the quality and careful making.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-06-27

Miss Francis Haley is home
after spending the winter in
Florida.
Miss Mary Lucille LaGrone
has returned from d short stay
in Chicago.
Junior and Gertrude ErrelI
Wicks are the guests of Mrs. /.
Y. A5ernethy.
Lieut., Jack Farmer left Mon
day for camp after spending sey-
eral days herr.
Mrs. Corrie Revis, of Houston,
was the guest of Mrs. j. c..
Archer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hubbard
and children left Monday for
Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Walter McGehee and
daughter spent a part of last
week in Pontotoc.
Miss Eleanor Haley has re-
turned from Meridian where she
has been in school.
Miss Lou Ella Boone spent a
few days here the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. B. j. Boone.
Mrs. M. RJWaller left Sunday
to spend the summer at her
home in Mont Eagle, Tenn.
Mrs. w. ]. Morton, of Colum-
bus, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. D. S. Cunningham, here.
Mrs. Streibich and daughter
Luray and son Doris have re-
turned home from McComb City.
Mr.. E. L. Parchman, Travel
ing Salesman of St. Louis, spen'
first of the week here with hi,
family.
Frank Elliott, u. S. N. r.,
lett Sunday night for Meridian
to entrain for the Navel Train
ing Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Kinney
and E. c. Jr. of Culman, Ala,
and Mr.. F. c. Kinney Of S. Co.
arrived by motor this afternoon
to visit DR.. H. B.. Kinney and
Family.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-06-27

DR.. T. r. McCarley has re-
ceived a commission as First
Lieutenant in the u. s. Medical
Reserve Corps.
Miss Mabel LaGrone has re-
turned from the Sherwood Music
School of Chicago to spend the
summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Rice car
Lried their little daughter Alice
Paul to the hospital at Mobile
Tuesday night.
Misses Birdie and Ada White
side have returned home after
spending some time with rela-
tives in Illinois.
Mr.. Gus Mcdonnell and fami-
ly, of Altheimer Ark, are the
guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. J. Mcdonnell.
For SALES passenger Over
land car. Good as new. Reas-
on for selling, want to invest in
w. S. S. j. T. Stanford.
Mr.. Holtz is here this week
recruiting for the U. S. Army.
He will be here until Saturday
and will accept recruits between
the ages of Is and Al for all
branches of the army that is
open for enlistment. Only
white men will be accepted.
No registerered men will be &C
cepted.
Next Thursday being the
Fourth of July there will be no
paper issued from this office.
For several years we have beer
SO steadily on the job that We
are actually more than a week
ahead of the calender. You sec
there are 81 weeks and l day III
a year. Uncle Sam only allows
us 81 issues in a year to the vol
ume and we are now more than
a week ahead as above stated.
Because of the illness of my
wife it is necessary for me to be
with her in the Cumberland Noun
tains for some little time. While
| am away, my friends who
would like to have my legal
services will please confer with
or write Attorney Ben II. Nc
Farland, Aberdeen, Miss, and
thus secure his as well as my
services. j. l.. Lyon,
Attorney at Law.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-06-27
Local News.

Miss Edna Grauar is visiting
IN Meridian.
Mr.. Emit Harris is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. S. c. Holloway, of Shaw,
is here this week.
Carl Usher spent Saturday and
Sunday in Meridian.
Mr.. Grady Abernethy has ar
rived safely oversees.
Mr. C. H. McInnis spent the
week end in Meridian.
Miss Zilphor May Morris spent
last week in McCondy.
Miss Marie McRea spent the
EeeA end in Meridian.
Sergt. Charles l.. McGehee
spent the week end here.
Mrs. Josie Hardaman, of
Marks, a visitor in our city.
Sergt. Cliff Chandler is home
for a few days on furlough.
Mr.. Robert Jamison, of Hous-
ton, spent last Friday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Davis
have returned from Clarksdale.
Wilson Aldridge went to Me-
nidian Saturday to enlist in the
navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Foster, of
Meridian, are visiting Miss Sadie
Foster.
Mrs. Ida McIehee and daugh-
ter Newassa have returned from
Sessums.
Miss Lucille Elliott, Of Houston
i; the guest OF Miss E4.a Ell
Gregcry-
Cedric Dandy, OF Hou3to", is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Il. j.
Chambers.
SHORT HORN BULL For SALE
Six years old; good condition;
solid red; weight about 1900 lbs.
Cali or write S. f. McGiIl,
Okolona, Miss. Route 2
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-06-27
Baptist Church

The subject for the II O'Clock
service will be "The Power Of
the Changless Christ. F." The
$50 service will be in the hands
of the other pastors of the town.
These services will be the clos
ing services and we hope to have
a great day.
A. L. O'Briant, Pastor.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-06-27
Cars for Sale

One Dodge Brothers, New tires
all around $675. 90
One Model 70 Overland Fine
Shape $3.50. 90
One Chevrolet Nearly New
$3.50. 90
R. B. Wright,
Hou ston, Miss.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-06-27

For Indigestion, Constipation OF
BiliOuSneSs
Just try one 5O-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi-
cine Co., manufacturers of Laxative Bronze
Quinine and Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
There Is more Catarrh In this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years 1t was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment. pronounced
it incurable. Catarrh is local disease
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by F. ]. Cheney G.
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
Of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-06-27
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF
THE GILMORE SANITARIUM
Total number of cases treated "a Total number of d.
POINTS OF INTEREST

POINTS OF INTEREST
This Annual Report beginning Oct Is 1917 and extend
ing 0 April H. 1918.
Thee 81 operations minor and Is medical
Office included in
his report
g. the 81 DONE 81 this number
By local the plastic and done
By an ofiown
Only death "a This mortality of fraction
everon percent
These cases from Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Ohio and
New York. with others from Tennessee Texas and Florida within the
g. This Saniaum has paid up Endowment Of S1O0O00O0 is
Board all
ses to religious charitable and educational purposes
Recently Sanium 100000 in Liberty Loan Bonds and
made handsome donation to the Red Cross Fund.
This Sanarim upodste brick building with all modern
venien Rates arere reasonable.
g. Of Efficient trained attendance
TO- All reputable physicians invited this institution the
practice Of their profession
BERRY House Surgeon MrsLucy Aey Supt of Nurses
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-06-27

The 0ulnIns That Does Not Affect the Head
Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAxA.
TIVE BROMo QUININR is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness NOR
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature Of e. W. GROVE. SOC.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-17
YrbeiterbIlfe fir warmer.

Infer aongreBpertreter Sames s.
Slanoen ihreibt nns, oas Gepartc=
laelt Of 9ahor babe i'm aufgeforoert,
ieineu &onitituenten befannt gu &c
ben, oaB Sos 9epartement Den 6ar=
mern, bic grtra arbeiter n0tis To-
ben, alle .Siilfe angebeiben fa'ien
miro mo ibnen oen Gat erteilt, lnD
o~ieierbalb nit ben 9eafgenannten IN
g~erbinoung gu ieeen: $. Y. GENTS,
Ieoeral State Director, 8nhlic Scr
oice GelerDe, Smitbpiae, Seras. =
8. @. McGlellan, Department Of
4griclIlturc Tarm Selp Specialilt,
Muffin, Ieras, ooer Gfof 3. >.
@alton, agricultural College, COL
lege StatioL Seras. Die sfbiif)t ut,
Die groBten grnten 81 er5ielen. Die
proon5iert merben fonnen, oertn Die
@crpflegung nnierer grllppcn in Den
SdiiBengraben lit geraoe 10 pid)tlg,
tpie TIRE G%eriorgllng nit Nintition.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-17
Sic Mlarnp Watlpnal Wanf

6at Der fmmenielt 31nabtne fbtes
@eihaftes pegert Die Sepolttea
belaufen lid anf naDe5u adt WluIo<
men Collar - aub tbr 9eanlter1per-
lonal oermebren miillen uno 8fpar
iino eiltiae ser 4ngeitelten in bobere
5tellullgeu a~ufgeriidt. Die geanlten
limo mun:-Graiioent, S. i. gromi1;
Gisepraiioent, grnelt 5teoes; Iftipe
@iseprdiioenterl, Otto Weeriheiet
uno Grnelt 8. gromn; &allierer, u.
IS. @ilferion; @%iilfsfailierer, Sonis
81. glmenoorf uno Sbomas u. Senb..
0as 0ireftorinm biloen: Geo. 3.
@augban, Soiepb eourano, Otto
Meerideibt, grnelt Stepes, s. 3.
Wartinoale, @iiliam Green Don
Sbirer, 6. 6 Gibbs, s. e. 9romn
uno g. Nc. @alff. @s meroen Dor
lanfig a1l6 mibtige baulide 8eran=
oerungen porgenommen, oa Die often
Gaiiumliffeiten fir BEN ~fabelbaft 5n-
8erfebr nibt mebr aus
reidenb limo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-17

Ser Ghulrat bon Tofoole bat
belhloIien, Den lnterridt in Der
oeuti6en Sprohe ab5uidnffeu llto
oafiir fran5oilbe 2eftionen eil15lfu1<
rem.
90. 8. Stratton, etlr angeitel=
ter Der eight & 8oper gompanp BON
Sort @ortb, mltr0e ont Sonntag
ltatmittag our@ eine 9epoloerfltgd
tDtlih i'm @,enif nerlebt. Ser 45zid1-
riee 6. 90. Yrea muroe ruegen oer
SdieBerei ~perbaftet. Ilte 6eirtoie-
liefeiten iolen ste Eat oeronlaBt ba=
ben.
Am "a. Sui1i miro III Ser
5taats- l1niperlitdt IN 9lnitin efl
uariegs=aoleeium" fir 5rauen, 8.
+. elm &urllts, IN Dem oie Srauen
iiber oie BON ibnen mabreno Ser
Golter oes arieees gu oerrifteuoen
Mrbeiten grinolid informiert Nor
BEN 1olerL eroffnet. Ser &lrius miro
mir cine ISOLDE odllern.
SsSn 6oulton brn6 Der t5=iabri-
ge Slioor gppiteirL ser beim 8aoen
einen &opfiprltng III 5remlib flad)es
@alier allsfiibrte, oas @enif. 4ebn-
lid crying es Dem i'm ellington
Slllgfeloe als gbauffeltr angelteatcn
Carl 81. Yrnbit, Der aus Nortb Nort,
Mid)., Itammt. Gin gleIder ltnfaa
pailierte Dor einigen Sogen, 10 oaB
innerbalb fur5er GET orei jltttge 2eu-
te hniinnieen @alleripriingen in
ieidytes @aiier 5um Spfer gefaoGlt
iino.
Ssu einem fur6tbaren t5elte.,
peldes einige aroBe Sel6ebalter aitf
oen Selfeloern bel Hallger, ~nngcfafr
60 Mei[en meItlih bon Sort Mort0,
5eritorte, farlen bret angeltellte
ser 9unlper STE 6ano, u@ouger
Sames Gberman rno @dd)ter 8iea8
Maomea = ums 2ebell uno mebrere
talieno 5as Del giIlgen IN 6lammea
ouf. Gem ausbruh oes 6euers ging
cine Grplolin pDraltS, iiber 0eGef t(t=
ipr1l1g uidts befannt lit.
Ger Soloat Sim Copeland BON
Sflaboma gitp, ser I'M Camp 9oruie
bel Sort @ortb lag, tpuroe 6ei9H
Hldtten ieiner Uniform nit einenn
eleftriiden 9ilgeleiIen ourd oeH elef-
triid)en 5trom getptet. Sn ser Miit=
teilung 1T nidt anse9ebcn, ob Der
9rabt nidt gut uniponneu mar oocr
Oh Der @erungliiate nit oera eiisn
in geriibrung fam.
SSn Sort @ogth, iino t75 9age-
ltelte ser MiIer'Id3en tlcberboien-5a-
brif, meiit Maod)en ltno 8ra1ea, Git
Sen Streif gegangelt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-17
The Development of the German
Prize Law.

betitelt iid cine, i'm Serlag bon gas
FER, 8oorbis & 60, H.O., erihienele
Droidire, Die unieren frIberen Dit
burger, Yrof. Gbarles Senrp
Snberih S. Il. g., 8. s. g., 6.
8. g., bon Der llniteo States Court
Bar nno Iidaro Sing, Collector
of tbe Gnprenle Court 2onoon, 81
BerFaIlern bat. Slt benz gude miro
bic gntpifelung 0es oeltiden Eri-
Sengeicses pom 3. Mai 1884 an mil
aaen ipdteren 3uideen bis gum 4.
3ini 1918 be5prohen uno feline gn-
fDen6ung auf cine grobe Mn5abl BON
SyaGen nit aniiibrung BON un5dblt.
gen autoritdten atf Dem etnihlaGi.
gen @ebiete erflart. 3as 0erfdell
bebanoelt noie geieslihe gtdtur oe5
Eriiengeiebes," Die Musiibung oes
SGeses ourd] Die Briiengerihte.
smonad oas rationale @eieb gilt,
feIbIt ipeftll es nit Den Brin5ipien oes
internntionalen @eieses III @ioer-
fpruh itebt), noie @erihtsbarfeit Der
Briiengeriftc," Die @ren5en oes
9fed)ts Der geidlagnabme," ben no.
fionalen Garafter BON Sdiffen, Die
liebernabme gefaperten Gigentums, "
.8ontrabanoe,@ 03eritornng uDn
Ghiffen uno Cargo" .unneiltralcf
Dienit4 uno cine Meuge anoerer
Srogen. Dem @erf liegt neben Den
JIeiB, nit Dem es bearbeitet tpuroe
elm Iebr iorgfaltiges Guellenitu0iun
sc @runoe. Erof. Suberidl gilt BE-
Kuru1tIi1 als autoritdt iubc5us an
sz&rnntionales 8eht uno i~nternatio
ntnIe Redtsfragen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-17
L.okdles.
8abrideinlides Wetter.
Stir San 4ntonio uno umgeselto
Seute abero unb morgen i6on.
aanoibaten : Cite fir Die naditen
4rimar=8 ablen.

8is iest lit in 8erar County eint
ein5ige &anoioatin aufgetretenL nam=
iib Sral1 Sranf 8. Hilep, mel1e lifj
Inn oos antt oes 9iitrift=Glerfs be-
tpirbt. 8ir Iaiien naGitebeno eth
8er5eidnis lammtli6er &anoioateil
FoIgen, tpelhe lid beim 8orirse1oet
0es Gountp : &omites, s. g. Sotpler,
anaemeloet haben. 8ie aus oer Si:te
eriidtIif it, bat cine an5abl Der
&anoioaten uberbaupt feine Sppoli=
tton.
&ongreBmanll, IA. Diitrift: Gar
log See, Sarnes 8. SlapoeL q. q.
8arrett.
Staats-S etrator, "a. 9iltrift: Sar=
rp Serbberg uno @. s. 9inoen.
@ifter oes As. 9iltrifts: @. s.
gaDloe.
8eifiteuoer Hidter oes appella-
tionsgeridts: 50. g. Sin.
Mepr6Ientant, IS. Diitrift, 8los
SEQ. 1. So. $. 2arge mno q. DO.
3oparo.
@epraientaat IS. 9iitrift, Glab
SEQ. 2: Sttp @abrmunb rnb @ilianl
81. 8laf.
@epraientant, So. Diltrift, 9lob
Blas $50. 8: @obart 9ufon uno GU
gene g. gtoroballg.
@epraientant, IS. 9iitrift, 8Iae
$40. a: @iaiam 6. Sdleiinger.
0iitrift : Hidter> 70. Diitrift: s.
&. Slnoer.
Giitrift-a nlpalt: Q. 81. Mcs(sfiI.
9iitrift-GIerf: Oseeola 4rher nllo
Jrau S. 6. 9ilep.
County, idter: s. 81. 9npis.
Goiintp-Aidter, fir 3ipil-Sdlle:
Sobn S. Glnrf.
Gountp=giidter, fir ariminoI-
S1ne: Nelion 2nttle.
gountpzM nnalt: Som s. Neptoa.
gountp+glerf: Sranf 81. Hetptoll
uno. Muiiea 81. Sennett.
gountp-garfoaeftor: S. q. Bitter.
Sberiff: Sobn go. Goblin.
gonntp= aiieiior: gilbert 9. Sutb
1tno 8nll Steffler.
gountp-S dabmeilter: Silpa 5ai=
mann.
County, urpepor: SO. sc. Code.
gountpsS SUPERINTENDENT: =. 5.
Steiunrt.
0effentlid)er @ager: pr @ittinaer.
gountp &ommiiiar, Yre5inft go.
4: 9enrp Set uno Sacob Hubiola.
gountp a%ommiiiar, 8resinft So.
9: S. g. MeIeia Ii. 81. 9. Menefee.
gountp aommiiiar, 8resinft SO.
3: 5ronf Sommers ii. Saeob alalts.
gountp aommiifdr 9re5inft go.
A.: S. 8. Gopington uto 5ranf
g. 8eattn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-17
Seras.

Cute einoringertoe Hegen lillo
mabreno Der lesten Gage int Der I'm
gegetlo BON San Ingelo, Werbon Of
DORADO, S5ona, Sonora, 2ampaia5.
2lano, @o[iao, 8ictoria, Sabinal,
9oerne, 9eepile, Corpus Gbriiti uuo
@romnspiae gefallen. Der Hio Gran
oe tit i'm Steigen.
= Die 3niebelfarmer aus Der 8e-
geno bon oareoo befiirdtenL Dob ole
oeutlden llnterieebootc Die ginflb-
rung bon 3miebeliamen, Ser meiit
BON Den &auari51en uno Den germ1.
bq-Snieln fomlnt, oerbinoern lper-
BEN.
0urd) &ermittlutg BON g. s,
Wpers, agenten oes 4rbeits-M inilte-
RUINS in 8aibington, puroe ein Don
1870 g(rbeitern Ser Sort @ortb Stod
CARDS Company ~ini5enierter Streif
auf gitli6em @ege beieitiet.
Sn Neu 9raunfels lit DER frii-
berc @aufier 6. s. 3ipp i'm @lter
bon 40 Sabren plosli6 aus benz Se-
ben gei6ieoen, Ser S~erltorbene NOR
Der @riinoer Der Nep 9raunfets
State ganf. an oeren germoltung CT
rcgen Mnteil nabm, bis er ii6 I'm
Sabre 1916 aus Dem @eihdftsleben
5uriif5og. gr miro betrauert BON lei
aer @itipe, 5mei in Der armee Die.
neiloen Sohnen, iofuie pm leiner be-
tagten Mltter, einem gru0er uno
orei berbeirateten Sdmeitern
Adt Merifaaer, Irbeiter Der
Z. & g. q. 8abn, luuroen our6 Die
Gntgleilung ibrer mittelS Wotor &C.
triebenen Sanos@ar. Orei Meilen pom
gien @raunfels, idmer uerlett. Die
Berultgliidten, mel6e i1mntlid)
Gnodenbriide oapon getrngen baben,
nlroen iofort nod Dem groben SO.
ipital Der gobn in Baleitine irons
portiert. Die gntgleiiung Der Souo.
Gar muroe oltrd) einen Idienbrub
! berbeigefubrt.
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Sanoelsfammer1t aus Dem Staate
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ab. @egen 100 Seilnebmer lperoen
erpartet.
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Commercial Greclttipes Iiiociation
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uno Oonnerstag in San Mntonio ab=
gebalten. 8eioe 8ereinigungen beab-
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men BON ben ein5elnen Sormllaren
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ten 9utomobil Solution cine lebr
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men e~reigreten ii6 aus oemielbcn
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groBen S6aoen ab.
6ait mdbreuo oes gan5en
Sonntags fielen in San antpnio
mebr ooer ueniger beftige &egerl-
ihauer- Der acknowledgement BE-
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groBen Cell bon Slt-Seras erItretft
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bis nadl Gotulla.