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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE GIRLS
TO FORM COOKING AND
= Mn INC lib

The Patriotic League will form a
cooking and canning club at the
league rooms, under the direction of
Miss Helen Carter and Miss Lonny
Landrum provided a sufficient num-
Der of girls wish to join. All who
wish to join this club are asked TO
notify Miss Phillips at the league
rooms on Monday evening.
Gardening Committee.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days are gardening days for the girls.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
GERMAN FOUND
WITH DOCUMENTS

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE military
intelligence service agents brought here
from Groton today a German named
Hans Lentz, a former Standard Oil
Company employee. in whose possession
they said were found papers taken from
the company's files on which were
listed all Standard Oil SHIPS. with
those that had been torpedoed checked
off.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
HARVEY McNUTT
ENGAC MENT ANNOU nee D.

The following notice from CleVe-
land tropics of Cleveland. Ohio. will be
of interest here, where the groom has
many friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mary F. McNutt an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Margaret, to Ensign Henry
Harvey, Us. n. r. F.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
CREEL DENIES THAT HE
Is INCLINED TO SOCIALISM

Washington, June lin a letter &c
Chairman Pou, OF the house rules COM
mittee, George Creel, chairman OF the
committee on public information, de-
MES he is a socialist, and no industrial
workers of the world have been en-
ployed at the committees office, Creel
asserts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
SUSPECT BAKER
is ACQUITTED

ANDERSON, S. c., June IA. Cell
fuss. a wealthy Spartanburg baker, and
former president of the Bakers Asso-
citation OF Carolina, was acquitted by a
federal court jury on charge OF re-
ceiving goods stolen from the govern
ment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
WANTS TAI MEN
WORK-FIGHT PLAN

COLUMBIA, S. c., June i.-Governoi
Manning today addressed a letter &c
Provost Marshal General Crowdr ask
ing that he include automobile ano
hack drivers in the work or fight plan
and said many able-bodied men are
thus engaged. He suggested their in
cluAon would promote economy and
save gasoline.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
Tore Tigers Win
From the Soldiers

In the game Friday afternoon be-
tween the Tore Tigers and the team
from Company G, 43rd infantry, the
Tigers won in a score of to 4 Hat
ton and Caro- acted as battery for the
Tigers, while Beasley and Dempsey
worked for the losers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01

Dinner at which all the attendants
and out town guests will be pres
emit On Sunday night the Atlanta
guests will be given a supper at the
San Carlos, complimenting the bride
and groom elect.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
CARD OF HANKS.

We take this opportunity of thank
ing all those kind friends who were
so thoughtful and extended many ia
vors during the illness and later death
of our father, Frank Barberi.
THE FAMILY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
RETURNED FROM MOBILE.

Mrs ]. D. Goss returned Friday
from Mobile, accompanied by her
niece, Frances De Bronx, who will be
! her guests. Mrs. Goss has been Wis
iting her brother, Mr.. Albert De
Brounx.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01

To get results try The
tournaI WANT Ad" way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
Good Eyesight Will Help Win the War

If your eyesght good accomplish better work
BETTER work everybody of the most urgent
of country today
If YOU enjoying good eyesh should have your
ewes examined fitted with proper glasses at once
Perhaps you glasses which will enable to near
and far If YOU do revelation to those that
nvsbv combine visions of lenses which
do not have to remove from morning until night. -
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02

Rome, Nov. 1.-The Italians have forced the gorge of Quero and have
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02
AMERICANS TAKE 5000 PRISONERS
 ON VERDUN LINE
Tanks Never Before Had so Big a Force of Artillery in Action Boys Go Over the Top Ear ly in the Morning.

With the American Army North west of Verdun, D. n., Nov. 1.-The first army smashed forward for ma terial gains along the entire front to- day In conjunction with the French army on it's left the Americans re- sumed in force the operations began September 26.
 Preceded by the heaviest artillery preparation yet used by the Ameri- cans, the infantry went over the top at 53:0 o'clock this morning all along the line. By o'clock the troops had taken Champigneune, St. Georges Landres-et-St. Georges, and the Lan d'huy farm and 2,5O0 prisoners.
 The advance of the Americans in creased materially the feasibility of firing at Mezieres, Sedan, Montmedy and Longuyon railway communication and now that thew are so much near CT direct hits can be expected with regularity. The Americans never be fore had so much artillery in action as today. Although the artillery pre- paration was only of two hours dura tion, the concentrated rain of missiles. fairly smothered the Germans.
 The enemy had in line this morn ing between the Mouse and the Bur gogne wood nine divisions, including some of his best men. Against these the Americans threw in a superior number of fresh troops, all rested men, in good spirits and ready for fight.
 Today's advance was much easier for the Americans than previous ad vances because Of the vastly better conditions of the terrain. In the first and second push the Americans had to fight their way across territory that had been No Mans Land for four years and offered unbelievable difficulties for fighting and trans portation.
 The Americans also were dependent on two lines of communications for all their supplies-one by way of Montfaucon and the other by way of Varennes-which proved serious handicap to progress because of the bad roads and necessitated the intro duction of a one-way system. All this was obviated in today's push which was over terrain which had virtually been untouched by the previous fighting and was well sup piled with roads for the artillery, in fantry transport.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02
UTTER COLLAPSE OF ARMY ON THE
 ITALIAN FRONT
Strong Resistance on Sector From the St. ElviO to the AsticO-Italians Nearing the Ta@liamento River.

Washington, Nov. 1.-Rout of the Austrian armies on the Italian front continued, said an official dispatch from Rome. The number of prisoners is increasing rapidly and continuous ly, while more than 700 captured guns have been counted. The booty cap tured already is of enormous quan- tity.
 After annihilating the resistance of the Austrians at the Livenza, Italian cavalry divisions have pressed for ward and now are nearing the Tag liamento river. Great numbers of airplanes preceding the italian troops are using their machine guns on the retreating enemy columns.
 The Italians also are fact advanc- ing in the direction of Udine and Por- drone already has been taken. The third army reinforced by marines have occupied the whole intricate zone along the Adriatic. Belluno has been occupied by the twelfth army, while at the extreme eastern sector of the front, Italian marines have occupied Caorle.
 From the St. Elvio to the Astico the Austrians are strongly resisting, the dispatch said, but they are wavering beyond the Asiago plateau and are in utter rout all along the rest of the front.
 The greatest defense that the enc my has is the natural obstacles along the road of it's retreat, adds the dis patch Our troops are full of en- thusiasm and are following the enc my relentlessly. The Italian artillery has been rapidly brought into action and all the captured enemy artillery being used to hamper the retreat.
 "The value of the captured booty can already be calculated in the bill hons."
 Official dispatches always refer to the unit of value of the country from which they emanate. In Italy the unit is the lira, which in normal times is valued at about l9 cents.
 Rome, Nov. 1.-The Italians have forced the gorge of Quero and have
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02

passed beyond the spur east of Monte Resen and are advancing in the Piave valley. In their offensive against the Austrians on the Monte Grappa front in Northern Italy, the Italians have pressed the enemy so strongly that his front has collapsed, says the official statement from the war office.
 The Austrians continue to retire hastily in the plains country and the allied forces are capturing many pris- oners, the number of which can not be estimated accurately at present.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02
STATE FURNISHES QUOTA
 MOTOR TRANSPORT CORPS

Little Rock, Nov "A report has been received from Texas headquar- ters, H. w. Lewis, federal director of employment, that Arkansas went over the top" in furnishing it's quota of men for the motor transport corps being organized at San Antonio. Ar kansas furnished more than any other state except Texas.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02
THIRTY COUNTED HAVE
 COMPLETED CLASSIFICATIONS

Little Rock, Nov. 2.-The Progress Chart in the office of the adjutant general shows that thirty of the counties cf the state have already the classification and the physical examination of the regis trants of Sept. 12. They are now ready for the calls as they may come.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02

FOR SALE-Nice red land, so acres, miles from town, good room
 frame house, barn and tenant house; aOout 6O acres open and in cultivation, m good community, near school and Gnurch on public road. At bargain price of $2,5OOOO, S1 100000 cash, bal Siee easy terms. Moore < Martin. If
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02
Our $1. Waists
WTthmOr? Why?

Ever ask that question? We'll, anyway here is the answer. Made better-of better fabrics better styles
 If we could just place the four new WIRTHMORS for this week before you without saying a word in their favor they would present mute argument which would quickly convince you that they are north more.
 Every seam-every button-every button hole-the joining of lace to fabric is an optical argument proclaiming their su- periOr worth
 Come in and see for yourself.
 DEAN MERCANTILE 60.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02
S45. .00O TO ASSIST IN
 CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD

Little Rock, Nov. 1-The State Highway Commission yesterday ap- proved an appropriation of S45,00 to assist in the construction of a road, twelve miles in length, between Des Are and Cotton Plant. The road is already under construction, and is a most important branch, serving a large territory.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02

FORD CAR FOR SALE-As goo,F as new, with 1916 model body. S400 if bought quick. F. M. Frisby. If
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02
7HE HAPSBURGS ARE DENOUNCED
 BY THE PEOPLE
cucoestion of an Officer Sol a;ors Remove the Imperial rockade-A Republic is on the Way.

london Nov. 1.-General Diaz, the ,..lor commander in chief, handed l'' aroi oistice terms to the Austrian - ,,nmander today, according to the rrooinp Star. The terms of the .rmistice. the newspaper adds, will be oubnshed tomorrow.
 conenhagen, Nov l.-Under the hsadine A Republic on the March ,be Berlin Tageblatt of Wednesday riyes details of the events of that day in Vienna.
 The demonstrations began in the forenoon with a meeting of the stu dents which was joined by the work mgpen. in front of the parliament inding. President Dinghofer, of the national council. in a speech declared Ae national government would take mer the whcle administration on Thursday
 DBut without the Hapsburgs" shout ed the crowd.
 An officer in uniform then called on the soldiers and officers to remove the imperial cockades. His appeal was obeyed with enthusiasm. The im- oeria standard flying before the par lament building was then hauled town upon the order of President Cross of the Austrian lower house.
 "The national assembly met at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. A vast crowd had assembled before the diet and frantically cheered the red flag rshich was displayed by laborers from ne suburbs of Vienna.
 Socialist members of the diet were Sheered when they addressed the crowd in favor of republic.
 Mayor Weisskirchner tried vainly to get hearing, but he was greeted with misses.
 Meanwhile the national assembly had accepted a constitution in which no place was left for the crown. The national assembly has the legislative power while the state council and the state government share the executive power. It was planned to name a Few government Wednesday night"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02

Klenzo Dental Cream leaves that cool, clean feeling. 25c at Guthrie's.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-02

FOR SALE-Good milk cow.-Mrs. w. N. Akers. d3-24 pd
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-13
Mnnf Der MatmrpSlfer.

Die grommel lit pobl failm bus
uripriinglidite nno alteite M1tff=sSn@
ltrument; ales oe1tet oaruuf bin,
| oaB oieier gorraug pielmebr Der 5lo'
te gebore. Inter ben dlteiten ardao=
logiiden 5lnoen befinoen ii6 mobl
6loten, ober nienlals Trommeln.
@ir baben dgpptiide 5loten, Die aus
Der dgDptiihen 8ron5eperiooe (etpa
5000 b. gbr.) ltammen; ais man tie
1890 probierte, 5eigten lie gum all
gemeinen gritounen Sic oiatoniiha
| Sonleiter. Mlth in europa bat man
norgeihidtlibe &nobenpfeifen &c.
fntoen, mel9e oie bier erlten Zone
Ser biatonii1en Eonleiter baben.
9elmbolb' Mnlibt, oaB infer ge-
ecrtpGrtiges oiatonii6es GpItem eina
fiinitleriide grfinouns, oas Grgcb=
mis- Ser mllifaliIden Equalization lei,
ldBt lih oaber nid)t balten, oenn Die
Menihen Der 8or5eit bitten nohl
idmerlid elm mliifaliihes Spte1n
erfinoen fonnetl. @ub fir Sarmonle
baben sic Iatltrpolfer elm piel feine-
res geritanbnts nno 8efiibl, OILS
man BEL ibnen p~orausiesen nlodts.
Selbit @ottentotten linb Henieelanoer
iingen mebrltimmig, lrno 5par TO-
fpobI IN Snterpanen aIs NIT 8aBbe-
gleitllng. Giele @iloe itimmen Die
Gotten ibrer Snitrnmente barmoniib
5ueinaroer unb i'm GinfIang NIT if
rer Stime iino iie 10 mtiifaliih, oaB
lie sll einem ellropdiiben 2ieoe, oas
lie gum eritenmal borens iofort oie
5meite Gimme lingen. Mitbin id)eint
bie @afmonie oo6 feine 10 nene Or
finoung 81 iein, mie getpobnlid an
%genoHlrnen miro
Der llnterihieo 5miiden 8olfera
nit uno obne barfnoniihe Wfuiif lit
fem biitoriiber, ionoern Elm Haneun-
terid)ieo, mie oaralls berporgebt, oaB
es bod5ipililierte Gaiien gibt Gum
geiipiel oie gbineien), Die nniere
@armonie i1lebteroings mdt 81 per-
lteben perm0gen. Man bat oft be-
baliptet, es beitebe Elm innerer 3n-
iamlnenbang 5rpifden Our unO Mon
uuo unieren 2uit- uno ltnlultgefiibs
len. @enn Dem wirflid 10 uare,
miiBten Die @iloen por1piegeno IN
0ur iingert, nnb ber anlaiien Der
Srauer miiBten iie ibre @efiible re-
gelmdBig IN Moa duBeru. Ons lit lie.
bod feinespegs Der Sal 8eioe Con.
arten fommen bel ben Haturn0lfern
Dor nno ideinen IN feinerlei nrfdb-
lidem 3niammenbang nit Der 0c.
miitsitimmung 3u lteben. Die fr0b-
liditen 2eute lingen hire froblifiten
@orte in Woa, uno IS fomrrem aliG5
geIegentlih Moaiaiten Dor. gs idJenlt
oarnm audi uidJt idpieriger au fem,
M Mol ais in Our 5u iingen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-13
Nonarden utter itG.

Sn amiiianter Meiie Derfpottet bic
rWiener 4aeemeins 3eitune@ ben 81
fer, oeffen' lih sinige ibrer gp1eginnen
BEL Der iiingitsn Monar1en s3ufamz
menfunft in Mien IN ge5ug auf a1ers
genaueife Sdiloerung Der gmpfangs~
feiertihfeiten, Des Ginaugs in Die
@tabt, bas 8erbalten Der beiben Raiz
fer in Der Oper uip. beflihen huben.
Das 8latt seiBett bief. Monardenbtz
fuds@ Jeitberidte nie folgt. Der Goa
Mig pon 8irma bat benz R0nig BON
Sidm in oeffen Aeitben5 gu 8ansfof
einen 8efuH abgeitattet- Das fiihrenz
be 8angtofer Sournal bat ieinen ausz
fdlieblid fir bic feineren 6ahen ens
gasirten Heporter (Spe5ialiit fir BEL
fere 8eadtuns) nit Der 8.rihteritatz
tung iiber biefe gnireole betraut uno
ueiB, oant iensm Mitdrbeiter, u
b0hft pifante Details iiber bas 8ei<
iammenfein Der beiben 5erriher 5u
melben. 9a bieier 8eriht febr inter<
eifante 6treiflihter auf nas Qeben in
monarhiiden Rreiien i~iberbaupt pirft,
iei er bier aus3ugspeife piebergegeben:
.Wdbrenb Der san3en 5abrt in5SdloB
fab Der RDnig BON Birmd rehts Heben
unierem aonig, fpdbrenb biefer gleih<
3eitis ltHts neben Ieinem hpbeH @afte
fab. Mdn bemerfte fpieberbolt ME bic
btiDen Juritli6teiten mil einanber eon=
perfirten, nobel immer elmer na6 benz
anbertn, hohft ielten beiDe auf einmal
fprahen- 2eute, bic gan3 born i'm
Gpalier itanoen, bemerften, oaB Der
Eonig DON 8irma (es mar I'm IL uhr
unb 90 Minuten) lhneu3te, nobel er
fi1 zines Saihentuhes bebiente. Gs
regnete, unb ba bic Monarhen i'm of
fenen Magen fubrsn. fpurben lie, ME
ih sic aufs beitimmteite beriihern
tam, NAB. lleber bic Nieoerihlags=
menee auf benz G3afo unieres erbdbez
! men @aftes tonnte ih lefper nihts Sc
naues in g~rfabruns brinsen. Cine
| ungemein rihrenoe Seene ereignete lih
beim @srlaHen bes Magens. Dem RO=
nig bon Birmd fielen ndmlid bierbet
bic 5anbfhube gu 8ppen; infer Waos
nard mod)te cine 8eu9uns bes aDrz
pers, ais Of er Die 6anbf6ube auf9es
i ben tpol1s, obsr Der 8Dnie belt ihn nit
! elmer abfpebrenoen 6a%noberuegnne 5u=
rid unb iportete, hulbpo[it ld9elnb,
po[le 49, Gsfunben, Bis ibm Der 2eibs
lager Die 6anbfhube iiberreidte. Die
i Re riibrenbe Gtsne purbe bliBidnea tn
Der gan3en 8ebDIterung betannt uno
bot b.rtits Die Tolse gtbabt, bab Der
2anbesihulratb befhlob, elm 9eoiht
5ur 8erbsrrlihung bes 0orfals bids
len unb in afsn Qeltbihern Der Bolts
fduler gum Nbbrud bringen gu lafz
fen.
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0ieielbe alte @eididte.

Mapor Bea nnb Die aommiliare
beidaftieen iib CUR 3eit nit benz
Gntrpurf uno Der ~3uiammeniteaa1lg
oes Budgets. Man beabiihtigt, ltd
innerbalb Ser @ren5en oes lettiabri-
gen Budgets 5u balten, oas Die un=
gebei1re 5lilnf1e BON 81, 100000 err
Iangte, ieooh lit Die gen1adte an-
oellt,lng auf cine grbobung 10 oellt-
lid, 6aB iie unbeoingt su %ertparten
5tebt. gs lii1o ~daeroings peribieoene
BerbeIierunger BON 5traBel, griif-
fen, etc. ms Mlige gefaBt, aber BON
sGinfhr1nfnrlg ltno eriparnis in oe;
Departements lit feine @eoe. gs miro
aus benz @olen Meter gemirtihaftet
eunS 3tpar nad Dem alten Blan: ent-
tpeoer mirb Die 5tenerrate erboGt.
ODER oas MiieBnent - uno pielleiht,
ipenn,s nottllt, beioes. Yfit Der groB-
ten @emiitsrube erfldrt Der Mopor,
es fam Dem 8iirger uno Steuer5ab-
Ter gang gleid fem, fir tpelben Blan
li1 Die Staotpermaltung entideioct
Oh er cine bobere Stelerrate BE-
Snblt ooer fnebr 5teuern anf oas en-
bobte MileBment oas @elo muB her~
beigeld,nfft neroel1. Sn pielen 5dl>
len it ons MiieBmerrt ieooh iest idon
Dem wirfliben MarftDert oes Gi=
gentlms gleid uno in u~n5dbligcn
sS1Ien miro es namentlih Gen Beiit-
.sern BON fleinerem Gigentiim ihper,
Die 6tellern fir Staot, GountD nno
Staat gu begleiden. Sic Derfnngen
mad elmer grIeidternng. limo tDenn
nieieIbe ben l1mitdnoen gen1dB biel.
Ieiht niht getpdbrt ueroen fam, 10
IolIte bod menigiters bic @norebung
Der 6tenerihrnube eingeitent, ben
riidIihtsloien Mnsgaben Gin Still.
itnno geboten nno ourh perniinftige
ginidrdnfung eraielt Deroen, mas
man nod Dem oben erflartei1, fetner
lei Gopf 5erbrehenoen Hlane 81 err
reiden ge0erft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-13

0Dht interefant bsnimmt fih unler
tDniglider Gait beim 5peiIen. @slne
Raubetpegunsen iino bon elmer eitt5uz
denbsn RegelmdBisteit, unb bic Mrt,
ipit er ii9 5peiiereite nit bet 9srpiette
aus benz @hnurrbart uiIht, bletben
iebsm unoergeBlih, Der oas Slid bat
te, biesmal nit anieben gu burfen.
8tim Muffnaden elmer NuB bate Der
R0nis bas Malbeur, bag Itiner RAD
BARN Elm Gtud6en @hale auf bic
6anb fprang. Mit polenbeter Settles
gegentpcrt nuBts aber oer RDntg bic
bielbsmerfts gpiiobe aus Der Welt gu
fhaffen, inbem er iid 5u feiner Nah5
BARN fpanbte unb, ndbrenb lein linz
fes Muse lhalfbaft leuhtete, nernebms
fid rparbon!" Iaete. Nidt minoer
1arafteriIti1d mar oas Bei1anmenietn
Der beiben Monarden BEL Der @alaDor@
ftenung, bic Mbenbs i'm fDnielihen
@6aufpielbauie itattfanb. Ser 8ez
berr19er 8irmas bate por iih auf bsr
Qogenbriiftuns Elm Opernglas, fofpie
cine 8onbDnsbite lissen, unb ansez
mein srreste Die pohl bnrh lange
11ebung in bDfliden @ebrduden erluorz
bene - @ihsrbsit Bepunoeruns, nit
pelher Der RDnis iih beioer bebiente,
obne iemals bas Opernglas In ben
Munb 3u iteden ooer burh bic 3uferl
auf bic Bibne gu ihduen. Sn ben
3niinenaften 3eigten bic Mntlibe Der
beisen RDniss ltets einen bellen, hinge
gen fpdbrenb Der Mfte tinen bunflen
Musbrud, mas enttpeber bon einem
Wehiel Der tnneren @timmunsen bsrz
riihrte pber baber, baB ndbrenb' Der
|Mfte Der 3ufhauerraum Derbuntslt, IN
ben 3pifhenaften aber ipieber erbent
murbe. ginmal seigte Der 8onIe bon
girma auf einen 6errn I'M 3nf9auers.
raum unb neigte fi6 frageno 81 ietnem
er~babenben @ditgeber, Der init einem
Nh1elauden anttportete. Nuf grfuns
oiauneen, bic i'd biesbe5iiglid fofort
i'm MiniHerium beg MeuBern einbolte,
nurbe mir mitgetheilt, bieies Qhiels
auden bes Monarhen babe bebeufet:
sd femme ben 9errn niht.@ Ood
tpirb, Der Wihtistsit oss 8egenitaEbss
aemdB iiber Die 6ahe nod ourh Elm
offisi0fes gommunique an bic glattsr
berihtet tperben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-13
oaned)t1 mnb ,anight."

Santuel s. anedt in Chicago bat
ieinen Nanlen in uanigbt" umgc-
fauft. Ser tribune" 5ufolge Ioa er
crfI1rt baden, oaB Die 8eoeututlg
beioer Ramen gleib iei. anedt ulIo
aniabt lino aaeroings in England
felt aItersber gleihbeoeateno gerue-
fen, IN Geutihlano aber 5dblte man
einen ancft itets 5itm @efolae ODER
3nr Dienerfd)aft. Nus aIlenn weldlem
iid) ergiebt, Dab man aniabt Ibeibelt
itno bod elm &neht iein fam.
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100 gfnno; gaiifOrnia. s24oo per 100
gfaa,b, COLORADO, St.75 per 100 8fo.
gibfartoffsln GAM. s2.59Apno s.. 50;
Spiebelu, Segns 8ern110ns, S1.oO
nn0 $1.25, @rpitaf 8nre, $3.50.
Sonnaten, ter, $t.75 nno 5000
8ohuen, COLORADO. Btnto. pei Bfh-.
1925; California 8anous. per elpt..
$fO.5 so; Hinfs, $9.75, 2imn. $500:
Napp. $500; gladepes. S11.o0, 8ouan
Green. per 8uidel Campers, Sf.5e.
Srifdbe String Beans, $500.
an6l, $3.50 un0 $500 per 100 $40.
Crime 9feffer,. $500 uro 1926 pet
Crate.
Mabiesdeu. SOC Der 9so. ssiinoel.
Gpinat, SITS per Camper.
Crime grbieu, $500 per Camper.
9eeten, $500 per 100 Yfuuo.
Weerrettta<B nraein per SO IAN
@burten, $3.50 per 8u{6el.
geteriilie, 40c per gbb. sDIubeI
&opffalat. Cal, $3.50 uno 1918 pei
Crate.
Grbbeeren, $3.50 per Crate.
Gfiriide, S1.25 unb $t.75 per Grnte.
grbien, per fleiuer Crate, $500.
@eIbe @nrSeln, $500 per 100 $50.
gierpflan8en, $500 per 8ufdel.
@ieb- Marft.
Gan antonio, 10. sunni, 1918. =
aiihe, $7.35 bis $500.
adlber. $3.50 bis $500.
8uaen. $500 Bis $3.50.
Gdfen, $3.50 biz 5000.
ct 2ouis. t3. SUM. 1918.
ginbbieb. Serose @ie6. $40 biz $3.50.
Ghlueine, $f6.50 BIG $3.50.
Sante.
@efnl5ene 6dute .....f 5c per BIB.
Srodene 5dlte 20c Der 8fo
@riiue 6dute t2c per BIO.
Jeile.
ggolf uno fluids 40 Gts.
sdnecros3iegen, per BID. 10 cts.
augoras Sieaeu. beiddsiat -. 5 cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-13

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eau antOuio, aeuts 3d. gents.
@albeIton, geltern S0.25 gents-
Gpttomfamen -Ersomfte.
6an antonio. t3- SUM. 1918. :
8rine grnDe Cotton Geeo Oil. $f.3f.
Gents per GnHnne
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