davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-09-11

Fenway Park, Boston, Mass, Sept
11.-Arctic weather greeted the Cubs
and Red Sox as they lined up for the
sixth worlds series game here this
afternoon.
The cold wind that swept across the
field and through the stands was re-
sponsible for keeping many fans away
from the park, and the crowd was the
smallest of the series here.
The Red Sox came out shortly after
l o'clock in practice and brushed aside
rumors to the effect that yesterdays
strike" would be repeated this after
noon. Carl Mays, the right handler
with the subway delivery, was an
nounced as the chucker for the Sox.
Manager Mitchell chose Tyler to
start, but Hendrix was warming up
for an emergency.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-09-11

First Half-Thomas took Flack's
hopper and got his man easily at first.
Mays underhand ball was kept closely
around the batters' knees. Shean
tossed out ,Hollocher. Scott got Mann
at first. No runs; no hits; no errors.
Second Half-Hollocher made a nice
play Of Hooper's grounder and threw
him out. Shean was a strike out vic
tim. Hollocher made fine try for
Strunk's Texas Lacquer, but it got
away from him and the official scorer
gave Strunk hit. Tyler held Strunk
closely pinned to first base. Whiteman
sent long fly to Paskert. No runs;
ono hit; no errors.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-09-11
THOUSAND BRITISH
SUBJECTS IMPRISONED
Bclshevik Regime at Logger
heads Over Detention of Boris
Litvinoff in London.

London. Sept. 11.--One thousand Brit
ish subjects have been put in Jail in Pc
trograd said dispatch to the Daily Ex-
press today.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-09-11

The weather? Probably showers to-
night and warmer. Fair and warm
Thursda,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

before Judge George W, Clark lie el
.erel = plea OF not guilty McFadde.l
lJplfe and that he shot In self -defennc
William Henderson aud William Bailev
negroes. charged with theft and bur
glary were arr0lgned and their case.
set down for trial 49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

LIVERPOOL Sept no COrTON
Spot quiet prices lUwfr good mpIdlipr
'l'n widdliug 2i2il. low middlmg
- l.g good ordinary. q GId. ordinary
~ lld Sales "u.u Including enl
American 80 receipts Futures close.
s''rN. September '11sd. prtobcr
p. ."d. November. - gtd December
-tl2d, January q o0d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

the familiar exhaust chug-cnug Of his
rr 'whlrh had been missed from where
hr htd ltit II nt First street and Harvey
'ayeuur. when he went 10 again use IL
ut q o'clock last evening, \. q. Camp
bell NJ The county council Of defense. gave
rhna. tn two young men who were driy-
ug ahead oi him, while he was searching
for his ear IN another automobile. A
shot from his revolver brought the for
ward car 10 "a hat. unds sNordeur Mitchell
and Lloyd SeotUn wcra taken 10 the
police station. Thcy were turned over
10 county authorities this mlruiu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

SHARP. of ChIrkusha was sworn In as
NndswW ycomuu Ht the naval recrult-
ing station this morning having SUCCESS
lullN passed examination ns stcnog-
rUplrr. She viii be sent TO Washington,
r. g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

c,Nrd this morning by G H. HinmAn,
clerk TO John a. Fnn. United StlN
district attorney that hls brother, Lieut.
Lawrence u. ilinmau at Camp PIKE had
been promoted to "a captain In the IN
tnirN Human attended the first Of
tlrrrs trimming camp hast yplr M Fort
Logan n Roots In civll life he was CON
uuoted with an accounting firm here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

james of oklahoma city. a student AZ
the Nnt' university. ls the nrst tu enroll
ior Induction into the navy, under the
recent order prrmiulug eighty students
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
Produce Provisions
-
KhNeAc CITX
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 10 BUTTER
AND POULTRY. Unchanged EGGS
Firsls, &c, seconds Soc POTATOES
Firm, t25O026O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
COTTON SUFFERS
HEAVY DECLINE
Report PriCe-Fixing Fails AT.
teCtS Early Market
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW pRBEANS Sept 10. Cotton
closed steady at a net decline of 5lu61
points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
81 LOUIS


ST lOiI- Sept 10. POULTRY. 81
TIER AND EtGS tu,hurrI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

Grand avenue. Martin Is III ahe county
jail awaiting a hearing.
Assault Threat Alleaed--Dave Myers
and j. n Arnold charged with threaten
INK to assault Forest killough. were ar
rested this morning and held under a
$50 bond each Tor trial before A. II.
Farley, justice Of the peace. Both men
denied when taken before Farley that
they had threatened TO harm Killough
and made bond for their appearance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
CATTLE MARKET
STEADY TODAY
fogS Open Weak to % Cents
lover,
rooAvs RECEIPTS.


CATTLE There We're mor, steers than
usml amoug the fresh receipts or the
ipoM auIc market today aud the mar
Bet Wa active aud stm0Y ON an good
olaRsrs OF -Wff The top ON steers went
ct {la25 Butchcr cows and helfcr4 ul
thr average Kind were slow Ht the week
drclu, ot ,O ceuis over last week stock
prt nui feeders wcr stnd' aud trading
.,fIy iD fItt division
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

Of the state university TO enlist and con
tlnno their studies Hq enrolled at the
local naval recruiting stktlon late .yester-
day afternoon and returned to Norman
last evening
wife Seeks Divorce Charging that her
husband drew n knife and Threatened 10
XIII her before he abandoned her In June.
Mrs, N,~lle Reed fled suit In the dis
lrict court this morning against j. O.
Reed, for divorce Her petition alleges
that he beat and struck her on many
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

occasions, Tho couple were married here
IN October, lpl6, and have no children,
according to the petition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

slayer Atralaned--Whlt MCFa dden. ne
gro, charged with killing Pinkie nemp-
sey. IA negro woman, In July. was ar
rnigned this morning In the district court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

Prc,s ~ the .u'ous grades o. galI' a.a
a.Htl..N 1875 follows
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-22
gurtras iiber 6ebbels Nsnes Ser
ualter.

Mm Montag llahmittog belt in Ser
5urnbale, inter Sen Iuipi5ien oeS
gentiden 2itterarilden 8ereins 9r.
S. s. @alfer, HrofeIior in Der oeut-
ihen Mbteilung nllierer Staatsltllpcri
litat in Muffin einen @ortrag iiber
5rieorih 9ebbel's -groBes 9ramn
yIgnes 9ernnucr." 9em 8ortreJ
ging eiin alaoiernortrag Der Jraii
eugene Staffel ein Bal5er Mos-
fotpsfi's- poralis nno ein @eiangs.
ouett Ser 6rdulein 9riamL tpelde bel,
ben Gortrage allgemcinen 8eifal
fan6en.
6rau Sobn 3aoid itelte ais Yrdii,
oettin oes @ereins 9errn Or. @al@
fer Dor. Or. 8alfer lit Mmerifaner.
CT Italnmt aus Senheilee, fprid)t aher
rim por5iigIidles 9entlb uno bielt Iii
lien gortraa an6 III oeutider Spra-
die.
Gr Ipra1 in ber Ginleitung uoil
Ser Sebnif oes Dramas, bon ben Drci
ginGeiten oes Iriitoteles, Den 8erans
oerl,llgell, Die oieie 2ebre I'M 2aufc
Der Sabr1nnoerte ou~rd)genlad)t fat,
Der beilianen @egenipirfune gegen lie
bon Seiten Der gnglalloer, mo fam
10 allmdblig aif oas nlooerne 0ru-
ma. ST ging Oonn naber auf Oas uors
liegcnoe Sberna eiH lprad) iiber sen
literariihen @ert oes Dramas
oIgnes gernauer", iiber feline Sa,;o-
hing, feline 9e1nit, feline Gbarafter-
5eidnnng mo iiber Die @eoeutnng lei
mes geriaiiers 5rieoridb Seb6el olS
oentl6er 8id)ter.
Gr. @alfer's Gurtrag fano alse
meiilen @eifoa. @inu frcllte lid, alll
oieie @eiie bon eincm aenncr in in
ocutides Meilteriperf ciligeIiibrt u
tDcroeil mo man freute li6 beIonoers,
oaB Dies III Der aaliebten &eimats
iprod)e geldab nl6 bon eineuu Wnnile,
Dem 0ieie Sprade bon 0ouie aus
fremo lit. Sn Dieier 3cit Der Aufre.
gnlg uno gerfenmtng heriibrte oas
@an5e belonocrs ~angelcbnl mo man
mltB es Dem oeltidcn lltterariid)en
&erein bod anred)nerL ooB CT geraoc
lett einc iolde Geranitaitnng inter.
nabnl. G6enio lit man or. @alfar
81 9anf perpfli6tct, DAB er feine
SiilTe lieb.
9oifentlid miro Scr 9elltide Sitte
rariIfe Gerein nod oielc ocrartige
6eltliffeliefl gcben mo niid in bieier
id)merea 3eit oas Banner oeutlAer
alnnit nn0 Wilienifait t~odlbalteu.
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Grnnociaentnms : llebertrasaHseu

5enrD 9ufes unb SSrau ai Genrp 6.
9%ignopitp. 0~runoftiid an Der 3lrrIiei
StrnBe; $1,000.
5enrn Gufes ulb sSran an u. :. Sig
Ilofpitp. 0runoitiid an Pine uno gnrnet
Strabe, S3, 1000.
@. g. Sborman lulo Srau an 5enru
Stieler, @rlinbitud on Der Cincinnati
sfoeuue; SO, SS6.55
3. g. Sbafer an s.. 81. aorens Sr..
9riinoltiid IN Der California @nroens
Nobition; so Ii. 81.
Weronien Sefir an z. 8. 8rice. @runo=
it'd an Der Yitm Strabe; $4,000.
Biuiam 8obrolpol5fi an 6. q. Stie<
rem, @runoitiId i'm ueueit Gin @lod
COST; 81 IL. u.
0enrs Gtieler an @ {. sbormm,
@ruuoitid i'm neueu gitb 8fod 1900;
$500.
s. 6. 9leebes an Gam Srieonaai.
8rlnoitiid i'm Gitp @lod 1916; 81, $50.
W. y. itdlell all AIbin Gei0el, Or1luos
mid i'm Siallnno Yarf: $500.
Iibert nto erneit SiepeS. Gritnos
Itiid I'M Gin glpd 1924, $4,000.
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gns Der StaSt6aae.

81, ser am Mentag abgebnltelleil
Staatrats Sisung puroen pier5ebn
llere Yoli5iIten Ionic eiu lueitersr
Geteftip, benz baitptiddlid) Die liz.
beriDad)ning bes farbigen Clements
obIiegf, ernaitnt. Sbre Nanten lau-
felt mic folgt. 6. s. 1rambrioge,
9ape 9romgoole. 81. 5. 9iiier, o. 3.
edit, 6. &. Gnper, s. $. Gaperfon,
q. Seibredyt g. 8. Weaoolus. S. :.
Starf, 2epi 9. Stome, Graaf s.
Toaler, s. $. De Seilne, g :.
5prenoler, EeOro Babies unb geIcf
tip Hid)aro Bradley, tstegcrl. Die
@eiammt8abl Der Eolisilten it Oas
burvJ aiif $50 gelticgen. anf Ser1il=
laiiung bon &omnliiidr 9anlbctt
miro oas Sorifdts 9eportenle,lt
aiitoriiiert, llnfralt iuio @eItriisp
anf leeren 9ouplGben, oeren Gigeil,
timer nid)t in Der Staot mobller,
anf Soften ser Better beieitigen al
laiicn. Sic III Ser @uentber StraBe,
ponl sSluB bis sur Sio alanio Str1-
be ausgefiibrten Mrbeiien meroen alls
genolnlneii inD Angebpte fiir oas 2s-
gen bon S%eiteumegen mi @rnfenrioac
Earf eeoffnet un6 bent 5ultanoigen
aomtite sur Gegntadtuna ii6ermieien.
aiff Antrag Don Mugllit Scope miro
ENC GrDinan5 paiiicrt, cine o5ollioe
abFhtbrobre nad) Dem gigentirm oeS
4ntragiteler5 on Der 9fem @raunfcls
9fpeluue 5i bauen, oeren Soften alli
$3.50 berebnet iilo. Eoppe miro Ser
Staot bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uah
Soaenoung oes Yrojefts iofort be-
3ableil, bafiir aber fiir ieoen Mn
fd)filB an Die Mobre. Der ipater ge.
ntadht miro, $50 erpaltell, bis ieine
N1slagen geoedt iino. lleber Die 81
tition Der v9)pung Stalian slnieri-
con- Iiioeintion4, ibr Die Main uno
Military Bln5a Gnoe M0rs mo Pill
lang april SIR @eranitaltung eiiss
8arneuals i'll iiberlnlien, miro n1t1-
Itcn Ionnerstag entifieoen. Mtt-
glieoer ser San Sacinto SSieita ge-
Icaihnft loaen Damn lire Mniiht oa-
riiber auBern, OF Der aarnepal Der
sstnliener etpa Die aajdbrlif itnttfins
oenoe grobe Sieita beeintrdd)tisen
fonife.
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aaIte nnb Sbnee peroeu ober.

otbiiN 1iiO SNDtNS tONtoSt NVNt
mails aus Dem norolid)en uno pelt.i=
den Ieile oes Staates gemeloet. Den
ltarflten Shneefa1 bate Gainesville
NIT s 3oa; Damn folgt Goof Golilttp
NIT fiinf Snnoerion nit bier, San
angelo nit bier, @idlita Sails nit
brei, Iolpie 8aeo uno Gallus nit 2
3oa. Webr ODER meniger S1nee une
&olte nerbeu auf bonn &io 8rauoe,
BON Gl 8aio bis San. 9enito, aemeI-
bet.
= SIM NIter BON 70 Sabren lit III
8aluelton 9ifhof Riholas MloDiiits
Gallagher, Der Die 0io5ele ieit Dem
Sabre 1882 multer9aft p%erlpaltet bat,
5lir rtpisen Rlbe eingegouger.
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~Ebilbarmoniides aonScrt.

Gas brittle Yhilbarnloniidc aon-
cert finoet ant 5rcitog ltait. Orde.
Itcrwerfe, bic 3iir anffiibrnng font.
men, iino Ole Siipcrtnre silnt Doe
ron, mefrerc Rummern ans Ger
,Soamoiihen Silite" bon Gbriltiail
ssroens nna Die 3rueite llngariide
N6apiooie bon Gift; eiii olisge5eid)+
meter 9enor, eoan @itlidniS, iilr9t
mebrere 2ie6er.
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@iijen Sie, mas es bebentet, nei

Sabre an 9ierenbeldfperoen SIT lei
benz Selbit IN i)rer Ieidlteiten 5orla
lit es cine Der finangenebmiten MP
Idmer5bafteiten aronfbeiteh. Sc lit
oarum BON gorteil, 81 piiieL maS
man 81 tnn bat, ,ueiua fif bic criten
@nseiden oieIes peioens bernerf6ar
MAIDEN. Wan leie, mas Serr 6elir
alement BON Sobniton 9ifp, Sif., oJs
riiber su iasen bat: .,gtem Sable
lang babe id an Observation-Disclosures
geIitten, mabreno oieier 3eit foniiil.
iicrte id perfhieoene aerste, einiae
oerjeIbcu perifafften mir s~eitiueiie
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6rele Yrtnt fr suas; 7ienfag ben q. Sannar 1918.
!Seiratcn = Gebnrten = S~ooesfaae.

9eirnten:
Gobert Mems l1il0 Qapil1o Nfer-
mann.
Gus. 9ebercr uno 6lorence Gull.
Nrtbur s. &luuB mo Clara S6lps
ter.
8i0iom g. 6riconultn urlo Set
ma Glein.
Soc Golb ul1o Bertha Mid)nloll.
Bono s. Golfer mo Morn Shil=
ling.
Soc u. eblinger nno Gffie 9.
Sd)ult.
Goniel s. allgc nlo Gliiobetb
@rlteben.
Gurl 81. 3inn u1to 2oretta @ilcor.
SorrD 6. 9rebes uno 2ei1a gSeltar=
"Trip.
$. g. Miolep mo Settle @roll5.
81. Soiepb Mneaer unlo 2idie
gSels.
4ler Sacobs nno Catherine i.
2anbs.
8eburten:
Seq. $. Granler mo Tral, ein
anabe; Ybilipp Dds ltno ,yroll, ell
Wtaoden; otto Sc. Yappe uno 6rall,
ELL Gnobe; 81. g. Seioemolllt lilo
Sral, Ell WaOberl; Muguit Heiser
uno Srall, Elm anabe;, @illie Slider
uno Sralt, elm 4nobe;; 2ouis Spbios
uno Sralt, ein Maod)en; 8nl.
@eiminger mo Srall, ei1 ana6c
8bilipp sSnrmife uno 1Srall, ein
Ofaoden 8. $. @eritning nno 6rau,
Elm anabe; Soiepb @oltersberg nno
Strait, ein Gno6e; Union Sodmiilib
uno 8ralL Elm Mdo6en; 5. 8. @bei-
ner nnO sSrdu, Elm anabe; Sernlaml'
Sdmiot uno Srou, ein &nabe, Sol.
Sranf unlo Srau, Elm &uabe, Sec
mann Gauli nno Srou, ein a1nabe.
SooesfaIIe:
6ran @. @. Sduiter, IA Sabre;
Grneit Sboenfelo, IS SATIRE; Buffet
Meper, % Sabre; Srau 5ulnie @oll-
ger, SO Sabre; 6enrp 81. SaenIel, 63
Sabre; 2onis @idiom 8ernifps Ii
Sabre; oltofpig Yape, SO sabrs;;
Strait @illiam g.. gleit 80 Sabre.
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0odl Den aug iedls @allbeail

Nadj Den aus feds 8ablbe5irs
fen in San Batrieio gountp eingc-
l%aafenen Meinltateii id)eint bic in so.
he BON $250,0OO bebnfs @~egener6ei-
Ierung geplante goiloausaabe nidt
olrd)geqangen 81 iein; menigitens
pur6e Die sur Ourdfi6rune oes
groieftes NOTICE 3meioritfel Sim.
r1~enmebrbeit nid)t erlangt
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Gan e rlanbmisideine.

5ioiaao @oering. @otnbaus. @aroeiI
Strabe; $1,000.
.. g. 9ittnaar. Gnbnil, 8erttpoob
StrnBe; 5000.
9obro!polsfi uub Gticrcn, sfuei s5duier,
@irgiria SfrnBe; $f40O.
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-Trsoufte
Beanais.

Aortpffeln. neue, &c per 8funo;
California. So 90 ber.100 8funb; Colo
rabp $3.50 per 100 Bfuuo.
Giibfartoffeln. Pam, $3.50 uno $3.50.
3pieheln, Sal, @6ite @lobe. $500;
Gal. @elbe, 1915 pet Crate; @riine.
per 9bb. @9mnoef, SOC.
gobueu, COLORADO. 4iuto. per YiS ,
Zoe; California 8abous, per/ cpt..
$11.00; 8iufs. $1,000; Gina. $1,000;
Nabh. $1,000; @lndebes. Sf1.00; Houno
Green. per 9uidlel Snrtpers. $3.50.
Eomaten, taliforu.. S2.S5 per Crate.
Go9f, 1925 Ii. $3.50 per 100 gflaS.
@riiner @feffer. 81 50 alD $500 per
@uidel.
@abiesMeil. Acc per 9B. 8iinbel.
Spinn!. 75e per 9uideI.
Crime Grbien. $500 per 0auper
9eeten. $500 gef 100 Gflno.
ReerrettiasB urseln. per BIB. 1911
Gurfen, Der Crate. $2,00.
Gelerie. eoe uto $500 per 9usrne.
@oaftina Gar. 4or per Guebuo.
ReterftIie. doc per 9tb. s9iinbet
gierpflansen $50 lmS. SITS per
Bnihel.
4opfialat, @al., $500 pet Crate.
4@eIbe 8urSeln. $500 per 100 Yfnno.
Squaih. Der .guidll. $t.75.
s0fra. cir brittef 8nidet. Sf.25.
Ml6en, $500 per 100 RirmS.
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sic Nealernna bal t5o soloa-

Yie 3fegleriin9 bat 100 Solol-
ten bon Camp 2oem bei Sollton nadl
Orange sur 8eldiitung Der oortigcit
Sdiiisbaubofe geIhift. Die ltreifen-
ben 4rteiter boben Iif) bis lest nidlt
Die geringiten ausidpreitmfgen su
Sdnloen tommer Iaiien
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Neme Maemtem.
L.okdles.
8alrideintidjes @etter.

Sir Gon antonio uno nnasegelse
Seute abenb ltno Mittmod far, t
mos m1rner beute abenb.
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Sn @aIueiton lit Trieorid) BON
6artell, Elm Seilbaber Der befanntcf
gaitmipoIlen Sirn1a BON @nrten &
elarf, i'm utter bon SO Sahren an
Ser 2ltngenent3iinoltne ~geitorben.
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3peite GinSiebnns Der NsiIitar.
pfli6fiaen.

Berfltatt ODER Saltfgralen? Be-
ilbt ODER nt,geiibt @ns iea es let,t2
Str babt gen,,g 3eit, an unlern elef-
tro-medaniiden imo 5abrfurien tell
81 nebmen, Nebmt enttueoer eil,en
sooer beioe. 3nfrieoenltelluna lara,
tiert. @odeftfIid5c staten, rueiln cr.
fpiitiht. Spred)en Sir por. telebhc-
itieren ooer idJreiben Sic.
international Auto School.
707-7f7 g. Jtsres sfraae,
San sntsmip, Serae.
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San @ntonio, Ser. q aSorl. 19tsz
Brine CRUDE Cotton Seeb Sit. SI.31.
setik pei 8nil0ne
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Cotton.
Gutiunfamen

Son antonio, 3oM Gents.
@albeiton, aeltern feine 90rlc.
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Sies Narit.

Sau antonio, Ger: %. San. 1918
aii6e, 5000 bis $a.50
Ndl6er, 5000 bis Sf0.T5.
8uIlen. 1926 bis SIT SO.
0dfen. $3.50 Dis $11.25.
IT. 2ouis, %. Gan. 1915 .Rino.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-10
DER KAISER'S SONS
By w. F. Kirk

In some glad hour far away-un dreamed of at the present day-some
 later Homer, taking wing, about Del
 Kaiser's sons will sing.
 Der Kaisers sons are soldier too
 They fight the crimson seasons thru That is. they wear their uniforms and sidestep thru the raging storms. The screaming shells, with all their speed have never touched this gangling breed. No bullet from an allies trench has found them where they play the bench"
 Der Kaiser's sons are gruff and grim and look on human like like him When their poor dupes are slain in groups they prate about our gallant troops!" How murky is the German mind, to all this selfish slaughter blind! How worse than blind the Ger. man eyes that see not, when their manhood dies, the madness of that crimson king and all the woe his reign must bring! They fall in hordes beneath the guns THAT MISS DER KAISER AND HIS SONS!
 And still we see Deaths angel roam from German home to German home. And still we see that royal brood all safe as If in solitude! One of them loses now and then, another FIFTY THOUSAND MEN, but not one Prince" God save the markD steps into the Eternal Dark.
 No race so blind will ever be as those who cannot, will not see! How will Der Kaiser's Glory fail when weighed in History's level scale! This King who dreamed of Caesars reign without one-tenth of Caesars brain! This man who aped Napo- Icons will without Napoleon's match less skill! This. only this, will His tory say, when telling of this war; S last day: "The allies crushed the last weak drive The Kaiser's sons are all alive! The only man of all the Huns who has not given up some sons!"
 Of course, Prince is quick to cry the reasons why he must not die. Were he to go he might not know the sort of show he'd get below! If Satan De no fraud or fake he'll have some royal blood to bake and he might make Vienna buns of Kaiser Wilhelm and his sons
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-10
AVE YOU THE INWARD ;IGNS OF PATRlOTlSM7

As his name implied, Schultz had come from Germa ny originally, but all his sympat hies in this war were for America. He was as ardent an American in his heart as any boy in khaki, and he wa nted everyone to know that he had adopted his foster country. heart and soul. One day one of his companions dropped into his little corner grocery Store for chat As usual he began to talk to Schultz in the German tongue.
 old Schultz listened for few min. utes in uneasy silence
 Was you speaking, yet" he de. manded at last, One off dem foreign languages?"
 Most of us, like good old Schultz, are not content with being Americans at heart these days. We are eager for all the outward signs of Americanism.
 With patriotic ferver we hang the Stars and Stripes over our doors and exhibit Red Cross and Food Admins. tration cards at our windows. Those of us who have the privilege proudly hang up service flags too.
 This is as it should be. But some- times we may forget that these things are only emblems, and must be backed up by inward signs of patriotism as we'll
 Now no one knows but ourselves whether we have these inward signs.
 Ask yourself how much food you are really saving for the soldiers and the Allies. Answer it honestly Have you gone without wheat breakfast foods this week? Have you served wheatless bread whenever you could? Have you served potatoes, rice and hominy instead of bread whenever it was possible? The boys over there would like to know
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-10
WHAT AMERICA HAS DONE TOWARD FEEDING
 FIGHTERS

The grand total of all food export ed from this country to the Western Allies from the beginning of the World War to March l, 1918 would furnish complete rations for S0,572,91O per. during the years and 8 months we have exported enough to ration com. pletely the combined population of Great Britain and France for one year. In addition to this, we have sent sui. ficient protein to furnish this element in the diet of 33,S30,OOO additional adults for one year and enough fat to supply the fat requirements in the rations of 23,5S9,OO0 more persons.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-10

tainted often, but he revived them with blows with his whip or the butt of his gun in such way that they often had to be taken to an infirmary.
 This non-commissioned officer who had never seen war loved to see the blood flow and one day his barbarity led him to cut of French soldiers ear with a blow of his sword. As a reward for his zeal he was promoted to Feldwebel. then Wachmeister, and finally to lieutenant"
 Sometimes peculiar cruelty was practiced on a prisoner because by his valor and skill. had been particularly damaging to the Germans before he was caught. Such ~ae was Garros. the Famous French aviator, who final ly escaped alive from Germany.