davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-26
ipielers uno Reaiiieurs miteislanoer

ifpielers uno Heailienrs mitertnnoer
ipetteiferten, oas ridltige @eritdnonis
fir feline Sdlapfrna si ermedn1r. err
freuten iib Die Ebeater eines glten
8uiprud)s, oenn nihts lit irriaer ais
Die fa baufig. aeborte 4niidt, onB oas
Gltblifum CUTE 2eilfilngen nid)t 81
jd)asen nernlag. ga lddst tie afIsler,
ipenn lie Inn geboteu meroen nno mir
lino Der entFbieoenen 4niidt, Dob es
SBnfeipeare, iuenrz ridtig gelpieit,
naf @ebiihr miirfigen unn. iid) BON
nnIeren mooernem Euppentbeatern
ahwenoen miro, ais Del6e nie 8on-
oelbilber 5n betrahten fino, Die TO-
mobI 9idter. ipie Sdanipieler. ni-
ter Dem totem @etpidt hires Weda.
ufsmns on b~egraben oroDen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-26

ser miloe 5onneni6cilt Die ounfeln
@olfen pertrei6t, 10 5eiete iid) aud,
an ibrem 9ebensbimmel Die Como
oes @liifes nieoer. Sbrer eliifliden
Gbe entiproIIen orei Sobne ulo pies
Sohter. Cine 8od)ter, ME ldou er-
n4bnt, lhlo ell Sobn gillgelh ibr iii;
Sooe poran. Die gerItorbene en-
reiGte oas i~eltelle bobe Sitter bon 81
Sabren uno 9. Sagel1. Die geerni=
grng faro otl II. Mpril olf Dem
bieiigen 2lltberiiGelt S%rieofofe I'M
ter 5ahIreiber 9eteiligung itatt, mo-
bel ibr cine rei1e 9luineisipenoe
aafs @rab gelegt nuroe. 8rof. @.
E. 8iidner leitete 0ie 8egrabnis
feier. Scr Spin Silters @e1anepere
Elm lino Die ShliIfinoer iagen eini-
ge 8rablieoer. gief trauerno bliden
ibr nod: SIR @atte, 9err @einrid)
&odau Sr., spei Sobne Ser Ser
mann 4odlall uno @err 6einrid No=
dnll SSr., brei Sodter, 5ran Matil-
oe Sabermann, sSrau Sttilie Saas,
l1llo 5ron 4maIia Sdrooer, 5mei
Sdmiegeriobne, pier5ebn gnfel, feds
llrenfel, elm gruoer, Serr 9(bolpb
Sonas, nno fonIt;ge Gerpanote uno
SSreall0e.
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Gmilie 9oda,l i

gmin Siiters, 8Ianco 80, Ger.
csufolac bon Mltersge6rebeu ett-
idlief am 4ienstaa. ben f6, @pril,
ssrau gfnilie Goebau, geb. Sonds
Sir @erlforbene1 piirbe geboren en-
s. Mpril 1894 81 Miilmersoorft
Nrobias Yraibcubrra 9eutldlano.
Sort mnroc ibr cine geoiegene Gr6ie-
huua nno sdnlbiloung auteil. Ilo
fB.iahrigc Snngfrau waaocrte nc
nit ihrcu gltern u1b Bcldtoilfern
mad, giei @raunfels, 1eras, Gus
Muf Dem g8eg BON Der aiilte itad,
Ae,t graunfels perlor lie lbren &c
aiebteu 8ater. er puroe III Der Sta.
Die pon G5on5ales beeroigt. Sm Sob
re 1856 percbelidte tie Iid nit ID
rem lie jcst iiberlebenbel 0dtteil
s5errn Seinrid) Modau or. Wdbrenl
ser griffin paar Sabre pobnten nc i
alpu @raunfels, mo lid ibr @atte
Nerr Godait, als SAreiacr bsid)af
tiate. SIN Sobre 1855 5riinoeten Il
cin neiies 9elfl III Der daDe OCT "
riibmten 5iuin Siiters gerge. Dor
aalt cs 5lrerIt, ben tlrmalo flir DC
SELMA an gepimen, SteinIen5en )
Ieocn, mil6e Eiere mo Snoianer 5
befdmpfen. W1breno of oieier barte
1ase Ftuno Tie ireu ulo biilfrcidl Il
rem tSutten 5rr Scite. dls i'm Sol
IF 1861 Der 8iirgerfries misbrat
ana ibr @atte in ben arieg, i'm i
Sie grbaltluig Der Union gu far
pfeu, uno muBte feline Srou mt 3u
neinen ainbern allein IN Der Dam
aiaen gsilonis 8rriifbleiben. SAB
HerYtorbeue mabrcno oieler ldrper
2eit maibe tango Stnnoe uno mo
de idIafloien Nadte oerbradte,
,sfne 3meifel. aber IS fam II,
Idlimmer. DAP ibr @atte I'M Str
NOR, mas Idon allein Summer
nsta bereitete, mar nift gennge'
Oer1t an oenielben Gage, an Dem
1hrcsr oritten Godterden oas vel
fd,enfte, ftarb oas sipeite. Aper J
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ams ser Staotbaae.

Die gerbanolungen in Dem Sal.
Der EfGaiterung ser Suleoao StraSt
iino alrf Ben 10. Ofai uertagt NOR.
ben, Inn Dem Sngenieurs 0epmte.
merlt Set 81 geaen, gefraliere @a.
red)nuEgem Ser efngelauferen ange-
bote an5iafelIen. Ser @eitern Ea=
ping Gompunp peroen $287 ansbe=
5ablt fiji, Bic Y~flnlterung Der 2euis
GtrnBe. SIR 3inien nuf Bombs mer-
ben $3,74S-10 a%age1uieien- Neuelofu
8rotbers er5alten grlanbnis, ut Der
9oufton StraBe, nnbe' ser Ariide, Ell
ne {eLephonal0e auf3nltelef-
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Die Suaptiade.

Cine iunge Game batte in elmer
9anf ofe Steae zines elerfs befom-
men lilro, nad)oem lie oert cine @c-
DIE gearbeitet bate, nalroe lie bon
elmer 6reunom gefrast, wie es ibr
in Der Steae gefiele.
yGsroBartiyl~ antinurtete lie. sd
bin in elmer 4bteilune anaelteat, 100
beinabe olle 2eute, hte mir tennen, If
re aonti baben. uno eS lit mirflld)
amnlont 5il ieben. mie wenig @efo
ma1dle BON Den Sreunoen IN oar
Warf hobeft."
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tut Sure Ylidt! &alit oie Srti6eitszS onosl

len oteie ginihrdnfungul lpegfaaer
uno Ser fir bie Sabrifations5pedt
notice Ilfobol oarf Damn wieoer Elm.
gefiibrt meroen.
OFFICERS aonoioaten, melde
oie Mrtiaerie S6ule i'm Camp Sra;
pis erfolgrcid obiofoiert babetz Der.
oet porlaufig als Sergeanten it ois
t65. Nrtiaerie Brigade eingereibl
mer0en.
Sadperitduoige oes ugmer-
gencp Ship Continuation goaro'
treffen bette in San Nntonio Gin
ufto lpcroen iid) bon bier nad @rall-
las 8aB beeeben, I'm Die oortigel
9ofolitdten in 4ueeni6ein 81 neb=
men, reip. feit5uiteaen, Oh it'd oicielz
ben fir einen S9tffsbau6of eignen-
Mm /. mo 6. Wat meroen 80
Refr1lterr aus 8erar Gountp einge,
5oaen rperoen. @ir finoea oarlnter
foIgeroe oeut5he Nalnen- 3beooor
9llbnau, 5enrp Baid}e ltuo @alter
2olis @eDer.
General Maen, Der @orrraair=
oenr bon Camp 9rapis, bot cine aus
orei Mer5ten beltebenoe aommifion
ernaant ipeEde iantnItlide Soloafcn
Die an idmoden Screen leioct, nod
mails mnterilid)en miro.
- @n 3. uno 4 Mai miro oc-
beriibmte 8auGltel-G9or aus @bicas
90 aonBerte in Der @eetbopen=SoQc
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l.okaIes.
@as ma,t ppn ms perfanst.

Die S~eriannl11ng anl 9teltStag
ubeno, in Der SER @enrD Hieien
berg, Hidter Sin ltno General Mar
sBan ipe5ien al lli1s Imerifanerl
oeltlher Ibfunft fpraden, mar, mil
fdon beri6tet, allBeroroefttli6 gut
beiltdt. IGe Stdnoe ~nt1leres 9eutld.
t1ms iparen pertretet uno ale soll.
ten Den Geonern groBe @ltfmerfiam-
felt. Sic iino ibren @orten geilall
gefolgt nno lie 1aben oieie @orte
audi D%eritanoen. 5. i. oas perItanoen,
mas Die Serren iagen molten. 9as
bapies Die ri6tige art ibres Mpplali.
ieS. Ahut ioaten tie aber aud oas
@eiagte inn @ebddtais bcbaIten uno
es lid) sur Gibtidnur MAIDEN. unic=
ae &egierung bat 1id elm coles 3iel
sgeiest. Sic bat oen &f nidt altS5
aelbt1iidtigen @rinoen beaoitnelr, tie
iltdt feline groberung llno feine8elt.
berrifaft. Sic mil ifur betDisfen, oaB
ale Sanoer freibeitlibe M%egierungelt
babeu uno oaB oaonrd) Ser Meltfrie-
Den fir fiinftige 3eiten eeiidert uer-
De. 8esbalb mil lie Sen 5ieg, uno
am Den Sieg erringen 5u fonrelL
a1aB lie Die ltnterifiislinq aner ihrcr
Wnrger bdben. 9esbaIo n1iiifen mir
Mmerifaller oeutid)er 9lbfunft iDr I'M
lere poae llnteritisung, obne Stiff
bait geben, miiiien nidt oen 8ItdI
rlifiuarts tuenoen nro i'm ltrs no.
lIeben Grimerilngen triiben Ianen,
lonoern porfparts ibanen ouf Aas
3Iel, oas erreid5t ueroen fol-. l1nIa.e
InterltiiBung bari aber nidt MIR cine
paiiipe fem uno Iih oararf beidrans
Ten, DAB mir Der H~egieruug feiEe
STANDARDIZATION bereitel1. 9as fanny
l1e 10 ipie 10 bon ibren girrgern per-
uilb bat oas pollfonnlene
fedDt, ole, Die Dem @erIangen suuis
oerbanoellr, 81 beitrafen. lln}ere ltn=
.Ferlfisung mltB audi cine tatige fsin.4
DIR mitlien mitbelfeL onB Die Hegie-5
ibr 3iel erreidt, mitbelfcn nrrrd3h
5dtigfeit, lei lie olf meIdeu
'Sebiete lie fuoIle, nrit ben 8affen
,se nod i'm Sitter lit, Die @affelf su
.oqef,A, NIT nnierem Gefb, rait nnie=E
IN Sdhia. teiten, init nffierem WilFe1l,
III srmierefni glten 3illeu. 3as lit
i Sehrt, sic nnfere Msiitbiirger ans
,rer @eriamniIung nFit nod @aatle
efuseu iollten nn0 tie baben tie alnd)
III mad SnuIe gero1Mmen, Senn oa
! 2ehre til ben Meiffen uon ihnen
ron porber flar geapeien. Das nj
gas nan inter 2oDuLitdt nerifebt
ms bieler 2opalitai. ioaat iid aaei
siirqer bie5es groben 2ouoes heFlei-
,iaer.
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Seras.

Sas central Tabor Council Ia
8aco bat zen am Montag begonne=
nem @eneraE Gtrife fir beenoet er=
flart uno oig Mitglfeoer Der nerid)ie=
oenen ltniorela an Die ar6sit beors
bert. Ger StraBenbabmItreif, Der Die
llrfad)e ser allgemeinen Irbeffsein-
Itelung ipor, fol- ourb Elm GdyieOs-
gerid)t eeidlid)tet weroen.
Die iDegen iIoDaier 9emerfln=
aen IN 6ioalgo gouatD perbaffeten
Spei GeaatIAen, s. 9. NiiIer lrno $.
3. 9ranot, iiHD pom 8unoesfoulmiI
Iar IN 8romnspiae lsnter $4,000
relp. $4,000 giirgR)aft geftelt.
9rau5t ioG Elm perionliher Sreuio
oes @isconfiner gunnesienators Ga
|sSoGette iein.
sn Galeltine splrrbe Elm 0clft=
id]er, Ser erflarte, elm @ebeimaaent
Ser gitnoesregierung 81 Iein, perhof=
tet.
Der ariminalridJter 6. g. &o-
binion BON @oulton bot entid)ienen,
oaB Solooten, peIde oas Sitteu=
aeicS perIeten ooer BON 3ipifiiten
neil lie iel6it 9lffonpli5en an eineal
8erqeben ODER gerbredjen iino, ridJt
ais 3euqen auftreten f0nnen.
SSsn elmer in @idita Gountp az
qebe4tenen 8robibitionstpabl mnroe
oas neulif pptt Der 2egislntnr ailge=
nommene 8robibitions @menoe=
ment nit 1915 gesen $50 Stinmcn
ratifi5iert.
9as Gountpgeri6t BON Srupis
Gountp bat entiAieoeE oaB Wiinoel=
geloer in 9ibertp Bombs Der g. Si-
berth anleibe angeIegt weroen fors
nea.
@ouperl1eur @ntbp bat Som-
tog, oen IL. Mai, ais oState- @ioc=
@p-to.S unoanzS hooEano-S tap for
Yreadimg-0a Dan" proflamiert.
Cute Hegenihauer limo am
9onnerstag morgen fat iiberalf III
Sit=Seras gefalien.
Sopette 9oltntp, Deltles Die
i6m auferlegte 2ibertp ono<G Quote
Inn mebrere taitielo Collars lber-
5eihnete, miro fir Den oaolmd bc-
pielenen 0~atriofisimls cine ebren-
| fabne erbaiten.
Sin BON Sr. @arren ans 3a-
pnla aelenfteS Nntomobil fellioierte
in Der Nabe Don 2itffiu NIT einenl
5temlidr groBen Sdluein. G0us @pto.
nlobil iiberi9lltg iid) uno Die Satin
oes Goftors mairoe ihmer5lid Der.
lett.
Ser in Sort @ortb auIaliige.
2S<iabrige s. g. Sobnion lit lett Dem
Is. @pril iptrlos peridmunben.
9ie SabreSfonuention Der Or.
Iten gpangeliid 2iltbertiden Spno
Sc BON Seros" lit am Mittipo6 II
ser eriten epangelil6 lutberilder
Stride sll @alpeiton eroffnet poroen
Der @cnerolnnmaft bot ent
ld,ieoert oaB Srauelt welde iid) al
oeu 0rim1rmablen i'm Suli beteili
aen mouen, BON iebt an iid perIol
lid nad) Dem Gourtbauie hires Goull
tps begeben mo bort regiltrieren lol
fen miiiien.
Die .State aetail Seipelers
aiiociation" bGIt lire Sabresfonpen
ton am 10. un0 IA. Mai in 0allo!
ob. :.
Der Sermamsiobne Sogc II
Guero lit pom @roBprdiioenten 81
Grlaubuis gegeben wcroen, Die Yer
banolungen in ibren @eidaftslibnn
! qen in enaIiider Sprafe 81 fibren
d sseoes grobeben er5euat out
:. Elm 2~uftbehen.
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MIIerIei.
Der nua 0onnegstua

Ser Gna S~DnlleE5lu9 SfC+IdleT
/ uao 9 llbr Friib in San 4ntonio
d efallelle 3egen4 puroe mlf So l3oA
h melfel
- Gle &anoelsfant1lpr idgsf 0en
G1mteertrag oes Don 173 5arrueru tn
Ge rar Golrntp nno l~lnBgegrRo met
amtorboblieil bepflan5ten IreaG aH
100000 9nibel.
Mapor Sell bat in eiaer Gro-
flan lotiou Die 8iirger pnat Sne SIN
tonno msfgeforoert, ben beutigcm 81
berti) Gag ais 6eiertag, in eruite t
nno miiroiger @efie 81 begeben-
9ie Seiiber BON 5leoerunrrs
bobltm, nselde iidD Dor Ginger Sc it
sorgal riiiert batter, baben bereits mel j
rere gonnen oes Dertpofleu 5geae Il
mans -@llnno gu gilten 8ueiicm Ne r
ianot,.
Nadg Dem lcstell Nerehntng Ell
ioaclr on Der BON Son antpnio lit
Die 3. 2ibcrtp 9onoausgnbc perlm ag-
ten bier 0ailln,uen 9ollarAGirote .nltr
I00Ds NcloJfIf5t ieDRIl.
- @aDreto Der lesteir Gage lino
40 Tcrionen ipeeclt gerlebnng DEG
f0=Mteilen : & meueeieses oerba ftet,
! bon oener 81 ipieoer eutlaiiei ! ultr.
oen, neil riht hetpicieE noe roell
] fonnte, menr die nleiit in 8rtor nobi
len porgefuuo cuclr 5piritnolem &C.
borten. Gu ben ~ueilten Tdileu. ma.
rem Die lIebf rtretungen iiber bonpt
! gans miisiruaJ Ell Vatur. Ser y aoous
| operonoi' Der SberiffsbeanlterL mel
| die bic msfftsuI 8erbnftllugen siornab,
men, bcltar0 oarin, ale 30 II aus
tDarts fomnu noett Iutomobl e anSn.
balten ltao Bn ourd)inben. go faiil
es oenn po5, onB IN einem automo-
bill, in oenp feds bis ad)t Yerioner
IaBen, cine obcr 5lpei 6laIben Bier
aeinuoeu wurbea, un0, DO iih 0ie.
mano els oerer @igentiinnr be,
fonnte, muroe Ole garf5c @e1ellfbnil
perboftgt. pa and ipdtcr Der 8efia
titel aiht beltinrmt n~ad)geuteIet
mcroen tonrtc, iuilr0em 81 8efhnl.
4 Didte mie0er entlaffct.
Il Gin Don g. g. 5oa, 1908 Siio'
aloun StraBe, e~eftobleires 9utomo
/, Bill wuroe IN einem oid)ten @ebiiId
!, nidsf weit pom aeup sSielo entoedt.
Sic aus Gnmen hcltebenoel
Sammpl . Gonlites fir ole 3. 81
berth anleibe iino n6brenn Der let
ten paar Gage 70 erfolgreirb g%etpeier
oaB tie beIdloiien, niht eRer lire &c
miiblngen ailf5ugebels als bis 81
i perlauetcn a. Midioten Dollar sli
ie Iammengebradt oocr iiber3eid)ne
n iinn.
n. Sn Der ola 9onnerstag IL
1T @inter Sotel abeebaltenen Ter
6 Iammluug gelansten Die bieligeu So
eg brifonten 81 Der lteber5ellging, od
Ie. es ibnen inter benz 10-9feilen-3t
%, nengeiee porldufig unmoglid lei
lie miro. 4lfobol fir geperbliebe 3ped
Ell su erbolten. Wit ginfibrnna De
pic, CHARACTERIZATION am is. SUM 10
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@labenbe eie6c.

Die 9rout: uSb, George, Gafer
miro ms eines Shef anltatt eIneT
onoerrn @ei6enf geben."
8rartigam: .@ut, oonn iepilen
teir aber oo6 Die Srauung lieber Inn
IL llbr anltatt Inn 2 llbr nodmit=
tag ltattfinoen lallen.~
Srout: .@ariim oenn, S1as2"
9r1utigam: .@eil Die @anfen nm
nrei llhr idlieBen."
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Seoes erobeben eraeuat aud
Elm 2%aftbeden.
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3n slIbeno.

Sousfralt lin Der Speiiefammer
betr19tlihe n9iiden" entoedeno):
.Minna, Minna, Sic lieben nett
iiber nniere &erb1ltniiiei"
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Gein&f - cine altere Oeltide
s5rau, oie elm gl1tcs @ei1m baben lnid,
CUR Siilfe BET Der 9ausarbeit. ff56
S5oofepelt aoe. Sd. grofett PAT.
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9[llg 6erinagidmpppen h

NNS 9erlngsfdIllpppen lam
man uidt nur ons Sitter oes Slides
beltimmen, ionoern aud pie eroB er
in ben ein5elneH Sabren ieines Sc
bens mar.
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Ataret : Beesmf

Cotton.
Saa 9HtprTIp, beilte 81 Is Gents.
Gssloeitou, geitern 1928 Gents.
GuftpnIamen< Yrubnfte.
Gan Nntonip. 26. AbEiI, 1918. -
Briute gruoe Cotton Seeo Oil. $1.31.
geut1 per 8dHone
Tarm-Yruoldte.
Can gutonip. 20. NpriI.s 1918. -
@utter ,26-SOc Der gfuno !
Ger (nilr friIde) SO. t sse per SsS,
Sens ~. Csc Der Hfruro
nSriers@ SAC per Rfnuoa
Hoolfers --... ..- 18e per Yfml0
Srrfep5 800. -. ,..S3c per BfnIiS
@eisen .......... 1920 pet 9nfdeI
@nr1 ....s....-.. 1925 per BnldeI
9nfer ..ss .... ..$t.10 per 0uidel
Ssu 80 49,. $4,000 per Eonne
@emISe.
z G0rtoffeln, neue, Z Gents Der s3funo,
CALIFORNIA. $500 per 100 gfunos Golos
xaoo, $500 per 100 gfnno.
GuStartoffeln. Gam. $3.50 uu6 $3.50.
3uiebeln. Serns Bsrmaoas, $3.50,
Irnital @are, $2.00.
gcbnen. COLORADO, Yinto. pei Tfn..
1925; California Babous, per chit.
5000; Binfs, S9.75; 9imc4 $f5.00s
Nabp, $500; Hladebes, S11. 90; 2ounb
Green, per @nfhsl 6mnpers. $500.
Soninten. mer., $3.50.
@obl, $3.50 ano $4.75 her 100 2fo.
Crime Sfeffer. SOC per Yfo.
NaOieshen. soc per 9bo. 8iinoel.
Gpinnt, 65e per camper.
@riine grbfen. $4.00 per Camper.
9eeteu. $3.50 per 100 Rfm1D.
@eerretttgsB uraeln. per Rfc. 12MA
Burfen. Der grnte. $2.00.
Selerie. soc per 9rbeno.
Beterfilie. 40c per 9tb. sBiinoeI.
&opfiaIat, Gal, $3.50 Der Crate.
9elbe Wir5eln, $500 per 100 Bfb.
Gauafh, per 8nifef, $3.50.
Gierpfim5en. $4.00 per gnIhI. :
Nii6en, $500 Der 100 gfnno.
&ieb-Marft.
San Gutunio. 20. Aprit. 1918.
Githe. $7.75 bis $40.
@dlher, $7.75 bis $12.60.
8ailen. $S.25 bis $1,000.
SGfen. $t0.75 bis $14.O0.
ct. 9uuis. 26. april, 1918. * Hinos
nieh, Serassgieh, $40 bis $500.
Sdipetne, $3.50 biz $3.50.
1Gnte.
@eIdl3ene 6dute ........15 per Bfo.
8rodene 9dite .20c Der Eto-
@riiue Sdute .......... 12e per $50.
Seize.
BeIf ullo Srld5 -. 30 Gts.
ansora- Sieseu. per gfS. 10 Cts
angoras 3ieaen, beihdbist -. 3 ets.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-12

The Mans store-OffIeiai weather
8eport-Fair.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-12
DEPARTURES

Accumulated excess Of temperature since Jan
uary l. 1913 I96': excess of temperature since
November J. 1913. c.; accumulated deficiency Of
precipitation since January l. 1918. 80; de
fciency Of precipitation since November !. 1918,
lOe
Temperature same date last year-Highest 81 ;
lowest Al.
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AUTO THIEVES
STEAL I CARS
Police Believe the Machines
Were Merely Borrow
ed for Joy Rides.

Seven automobiles, all OF them
doubtless stolen for the purpose OF
joyriding on Pennsylvania avenue,
disappeared last night and added
more trouble to an already over
worked police force.
2 At noon some one entered Garage
No. of the Quartermaster Corps
on Reeves street northwest and stole
an Overland car. William Ball, lHl
S street northwest, made the report.
Harry J. Yonchler, "A p street north
east, reported that his Ford touring
.car, which he left standing in front
of his home. was stolen. The theft
occurred between and o'clock in
the afternoon.
About the same time Buick auto
mobile. the properly of w. ii. Du-
pree, 200 r street northwest, was
stolen from in front Of his home.
]. II. Marlotte, 1880 Twenty-ninth
street northwest. reported the theft
of his Chandler automobile from in
front Of his home. The theft oc-
CURED about $50 in the evening.
Walter III. Ward, 4406 Kansas ave-
nue. northwest, was also robbed Of his
Ford touring car. The machine was
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32,640,000 POUNDS
OF SUGAR TO ARMY
Subsistence Division Places Largest
Single Sweets Order.

The War Department authorizes
the following from the Office of the
Director of Purchase and Storage:
Thirty-two million six hundred
and forty thousand pounds of sugar
for the American EXpeditionary
Forces have been purchased by the
Subsistence Division. This is the
largest single order ever placed by
the army for sugar and ranks with
the largest sugar purchases in his
tory. The total cost of this sugar
is s2,937, 600 net. The net weight of
this shipment will total $3.50 tons,
which will fill approximately $50
cars. Sugar for the army is packed
in one hundred pound double sacks.
The domestic requirements for sugar
added to the overseas purchases
make the total army purchases for
the month approximately $4,000 900
pounds. a little over per cent Of
the total sugar consumption of the
whole country.
The army acted as its own broker
in dealing with the refiners on this
transaction and has saved on bro
kerage in excess of $4,000. By
paying cash, the army has saved
The Washington herald., 1918-11-12
POLICE CAPTAIN.
DIES OF INJURY.
James A. Duvall, Veteran
of Force, Succumbs
After Fall.

While the Metropolitan Police force
was tackIing the hardest job in its
career last night. one of it's oldest
and most efficient members. Acting
Capt. James A. Duvsll. died at the
Casualty Hospital from injuries re-
ceived last Thursday. Capt. DuyalL
who had just recovered from an at
tack of influenza, was painting the
roof OF his home at 200 Fourth street
northeast. when he fell to the ground,
fracturing his skull.
For the past twenty-three years he
had been in the service Of the de-
partment. He was recently promoted
from lieutenant at No. l precinct to
acting captain. He was So years of
age and leaves a wife and three chill
dren. Mai. Pullman, superintendent
OF police, paid a tribute to the dead
officer in the following statement:
Tribute Of Department.
THE Metropolitan Police depart
ment mourns the loss of one of its
best officers. Few men in the United
States had a clearer or better idea
of progressive police service than he,
He was one of the most efficient,
most CONSCIENTIOUS ana InOSN loydl
workers in the department.
while Capt. Duvall had a splen-
did record in performance of police
duty in all ranks from private to
acting precinct commander, the
work in which he most distin-
guished himself was as the head of
the police training school, started
in March. 1917. Hundreds of young
men who have come on the force
since that time have received the
benefits of his instruction. l placed
him in charge of the school when
it was opened, and he made good
in every step which has been taken
in developing the work.
TO the bereaved members of
Capt. Duvalrs family. l know all
members of the Metropolitan Police
join me in extending my deepest
sympathy"
The Washington herald., 1918-11-12
LOCAL TEMPERATUREs.

Midnight. I3: a m, Al: a. m, 3s; a. m.
=: a. m. 36: 10 a. m, 43; II noon. i6; 2
p. m, q; D. m. 80: D. m. AZ; p. m. Al;
10 2 M. IS. Highest 50; lowest. IS
Relative humidity-s a m. Il; 2 p m. 50;
p NJ. e. rainfall IS p. m. tn p. M. o; hours
Of sunshine. lO2; per cent Of possible sunshine,
lO0
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LondOn-Birch, walnut. cherry and
woodruff leaves are being substituted
by the Germans for smoking tobacco
and have a regular quotation in the
market. -
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
GENERAL FORECAST
,CAL FORECAST.

District Of Columbia Maryland. Virginia and
North Carolina: Fair Tuesday and Wednesday
warmer wednesday gentle and variable winds.
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McAdoo Rebukes Railroad
Men Who Threaten Strike

Railroad telegraphers, who threat
ened to strike next Thursday unless
their complaints for increased wages
were promptly needed by Director
General McAdoo, yesterday were re-
buked by that official. In a statement
issued to the men he drew attention
to the fact that the telegraphers are
in the service of the government and
that never IN the history of the coun-
try have government employees struck
against their government The case
is under consideration and will be de
cided at the earliest possible momeht'
he said, and told the men that they
would make a grave mistake If they
quitted their posts as proposed.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-12
POTATO RACES HELD
FOR FLIER CADETS
Aviation Students Taught Accu-
racy During Sports.

The War Department authorizes
the following:
Potato races in the air are being
used by instructors at flying fields
in teaching cadets accuracy and
quickness in flights. In a potato
race each team consists of pilot
and a mechanic. They are assigned
to a plane and fly from the main
landing field of a school to each of
the outlying fields in turn, making a
landing at each field to pick up a
potato and returning to the main
landing field to deposit it.
At each of the outlying fields is
a whitewashed mark on the ground
before which each of the ships in
the contest must land. If the pilot
takes over this mark before he
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stops he must take the air, come
back and try it over again. Rules
of the contest also require the me-
chanic to climb out of the ship at
each mark. pick up his potato and
climb back into the ship. In a
recent potato race at one of the
fields in Texas, the distance trav-
eled was "a miles. the planes flying
to three outlying fields and back
each time to the main field.
The winning plane covered the
distance, made its landings success
fully, picked up all its potatoes and
deposited them in exactly forty min
utes.
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left standing in front of his home
Paul Sheldon, 1900 X street north
west, reported that his Overland au-
tomobile was stolen from in fror.
of his home. His machine disap-
peared about 8 O'Clock.
]. II. Small. 1117 Vermont avenue
northwest, complained of the loss OF
a Hudson touring car from. in front
of his home. The machine was stolen
at $50 o'clock.
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approximately s95.OOO on this one
order.
The purchase of more than 3,00O.-
600 pounds of jam and preserves has
also been made by the Subsistence
Division. Jam for the army is
packed in tin containers and is eX-
cellently adapted to trench and mo-
bile warfare.