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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-20


A. Il. MARTIN co.
p, E ,,. ro ,
iee'' hs'"'e' Hno ihs"r"hce' iNoahs'
ol6 w Gold Ave. Phone th8
- = -
LOST
Z, S,c-- =
ON Cir fn,' 80, .rn,,u, '' ''''''' w.
LOST lunch OF Yale keys IN pIst"fIice. !
Finder return to singer cigar Store.
LOST-Layalliere between Third street ana /
depot Reuun 10 us south Third Rr- !
ward.
~, TIT y; !
to the name Of "Jacl,." riuder return
to 1o7 East santa Fe Cor reward
LOST or SToLEN--A tlrlvIng and mdiIT |
mare; branded on the ltft nip ~ y. B +"
Reward fer her return to the undersigned |
or any informattan as 70 her whereabouts |
ELlnE searaIhelltnl. Maur'u' ~ NJ.
uEI w NTEn
..-.or,-.11.. - -
Male.
WANTED Grocery clerk 0r driver san
Jose Market
WRITE Les Angeles \. NJ. {. a. Aulo
School Train for service,
WANTED-FIfGy D0ys FOR Deccmber n
and %. Apply Western Union.
WANTED Young man 10 drive Ford de-
livery car Royal Cleaners ago West
Gold
WANTED-s ten0grapher, apply stating cx-
perience il any and names of refer
ences, to p. o. box 126 Abuquerque,
CLERK EXAMINATIONS
Albuquerque soon Customs Internal
Revenue, Income Tax Railway Mail, Post
office sllOO-SlS00 Experience unneces-
sary Men and women desiring govern
Inems poS't r VIE a"F rt,,t' s,tno nv
l'ag l'ar''u - GS,,,n,tian pnjIdtng waebtng-
ton. al
--------- Corn,le
- Eci'i"io' ---------------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saiesWoman' me
Economist |
A>lhD-Young girl to help wan mouse
WORT work. gz9 south seventh l.-------------
WANTaD-Woma for family washing
none IAfS. - Ntsl 1oPpeI.
WANTED-Gtrl for general housework
good wages 500 West Copper
WANTED s1Tv-fiVe SaIesIa1I-s AnDIy
in person +, W fWoolworth Co.
WAMThpGood eooE *, only My. competent 9nsn per
7w1ITF5--eijrl a, woman = hcIn II kit
Mar cait oot south Third pbn,o 1000
ing no washing or ironing. llO7 Kent
avenue
one who can earn $40 per month. 109
South Fourteenth
~ STI5i1--- Emil .c-,,sI IA cx1cTIcncc me-
- - t,1.. st,s,.,. souhna Macbtna
eessary. Apply singer sewing Machine
,-.-, ~
Wan hi'r-il" "'lH',
man, one VINO Nh1"s no" ~ '''' ~
Ply vs. Nortn ot''luu' -------.-----,
clothes short hours, good wages Apply
yVot yyaeh 1nuu1ry 304 North Broadway.
WEI WASH l.ou-.--. >! : - -
WANTBD-tAn experienced flrst ''ass
cook. Must he well recommended w
former employer POSITION pays S9uo prl
Morpng Journal
- xn-----..
Male and Femaie-
TEACHERS WANTED
WE always have calls Tor teachers, VIZ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-20
FOR RENT---Rooms

FOR RENT--Rooms
>~N~~~-r~~~~~~~~-----'>~- ---e-~--- ->,-->--~~s
North.
FOR RENT--Romns DAY OF weeN, steam
heat. no Sick over Golden Rule Store.
F0R RENT iT5dern yIcnIsI,.5 $500. - =.
sick, steam heat sos ~ West Central.
FOE RENT Tive rom Go7,soka.ni,,y
APARTMENTS 2lo souu, q,hird nn.i''. ',em
I1lar,ttI-,I. p1t1VTS- ,la.,t ,.,,,,.
rates lv day az val. ,,,o, lv,,,l,,,,,,,,b'.
$40 I-3 West Central -
ron REXr--5;ood frani r1-57 I--I17T--
bath. priyata nntrarcc ,,ali ho,nr, r
M 2i5 West Marquette.
For e.n REN hi, ,, large rom n, f0r house
No sick, Apply 7Os West Roma.
Corr.
s,,7t aEN7--- sz,r,,.i,,, 81, s-..,,
sa,or.h phenn i's ,r,a M Toom' NV south
F1i5 PF7S5 w., ,,,1,Isi,--,
bnuselrcanire nri,, ~ -, yi e.
YER p''' - west 'i''
For RFY7-- F7rnjsEod 800, a,--5---, ~
yote entrarco ne $40, Titr1 ~ nh ria
l990M
7;--77 -
for honsekeepipr as and ,IOl SD ner 's mo
GIG West Coal.
pjoblands
FOR REYT-Yeylv fnrnlsbe7 rooms VIII
sleeping porehes. 30i south Edith.
FOR RENT-Tbrae fnrnisbed roo,o. Tor
pb isn' o6 m9useFseplns' us South Walter
FOR RENT =. Two furnished basement
rooms win s1eening norrh a. can ~
! bO5 south High
~ fyxf17- !, - n
hoard a. ronIan,.n IN ,ho IJigblands
| phone o,99 NJ w
i50R pE17T--sIeonina r1rcIes and drossj,c
rn,,,,, ,,.ttt, kaa.,ts o., bnaI.taa,i.ar.T 10
,,as. St,,.or ph[,,a 100 n
100 10y - : .lone 80 w. -- =,
FOR RENT-DWeIIin
! ~~S~%~~~~~~-~~~-~-~o- ~-~-~~~c--~~~~.O -~~N-~
north.
| FOR RENT-Two-room furnished house
with sleeping porch. Apply 2l9 West
/ Granite
| FOR RENT--Cottage, 3 rooms and sleep
ing porch; nice yard and out buildings;
! IS, 1900 North Second.
! FOR RFVir--XoTth Twelfth street fur-
nished bungalow, four rooms and sleeping
porch. Fireplace piano. sI5 per month,
! -. 80 -
FOX fE'S D ''sl a-iooin h'ouean ~
nisneu punsa'owi Eerage, rlouc Low n.
mles -5 out T. rn9 o9ss== 1essM
For Rent--Rooms With Board
FOR RENT--Glassed. lin sleeping porch and
room first class board. Phone $50. 21C
| South Walter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-20
GOOD HOME BUYS

c room modern house close in, fur
mace, fireplace, built-in features
garage, for only $3.50. Also u five
room house for only $500. A snap.
IL. McCLUGHAN
30 West Gold. Phone 007
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-20
Male and Female.
- 49,
WANTED--Position.

WANTEi---Iositiun by thoroughly compel
ent lady booRkeoper ara stenographer.
References furnished. j. o. b.. care Jour
nal
WANTED-Poeitiou Of any Kind by youns
man lust returned from the army WORK
IN store preferred. V. Perez, 1909 NortE
Arno.
WANTED--Positton by bookkeepcr, ste
nographcr and general office man, IS
years experience. Address c. ]. II" MAD
rid Y NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-20
FOR SALE-Automobile.

-~~~~r~~-~-~-~-~N~~~~~~~- ~
FOR - LE--Ford touring car. Call at
Buffers Garage.
FoR sALE--It's q Ford. The Exchange
100 West Gold
FOR sALE-Five passenger Ford, good con-
dition. Apply 1is West Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-20
MONEY TO LOAN
FOR SALE---Real Estate.

IGOE SAhi- Inree splendid buiiding lots III
corner of Seventh and Marble. Very de-
slrabe on account Of shade trees. Price
right IT, ~ Packert Phone 1876.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-03

years, has shown remarkable abll'
ity along those lines
She is the daughter OF Capt. G. G.
Floyd, Chief of the Sanitary Depart
ment of the city of Jacksonville, and
has acquaintance throughout the
state of Florida.
Miss Floyd will join the headquar-
ter staff at Orlando, and will take
over the Filing Department Of Mr.
Beacham's office, and In addition to
that, will be an assistant in the Ed
vocational Division.
Her entry into war work fills a
wish on her part that has never be-
fore been satisfied, through her IN
ability to obtain service with the
Government that would still employ
her talents as a descriptive writer
but newspapers of Florida may look
for some very interesting matter
from her pen in the near future.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-03
NEWS BULLETIN

Miss Agnes H. Floyd, recently with
the Jacksonville Metropolis, and con-
sidered one Of the best feature writ
ers in the State Of Florida, has enlist.
ed in war work, by taking position
with Federal Food Administrator
Braxton Beacham.
Miss Floyd is 9 very talented young
woman, and although having been
engaged fl newspaper work but few
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-03

The City Commissioners of st. Pc
tersburg, in making up their annual
budget, included an amount sufficient
to support a band during the winter
season, charging it to advertising, for
which tax is collected every year
with the regular taxes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-03
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR FOR FINAL

In Court Of County Judge, State Of Florida
Polk County, In 70 Estate Of John n.
Harproxs, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, TO ali whom II mas
conesrn, that on the first day Of March, A. D.
1919, I shall apply TO the Honorable KELSEY
Blantou, Judge Of said oourt, IS Judge Of pro
bate, for ny final discharge a. administrator
OF the estate Of John X. Hargrove, deceased
end that al the SAME time I viii present Z
said court my final accounts as administrator
Of said estate. and ask for their approval
Dated July 80, A. D. 1918
TTeS JOHN HARcR0vK Administrator.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-03
! u y y n u Il u II y u u II n Z
J STATE, COUNTY AND NUM- I
cIPAL OFFICERS !

4 q y q u q q q q II q u u u &
Governor-Sidney ]. Cats.
Secretary of State-H. Clay Craw
ford.
Attorney General-van Swearin
gen.
Comptroller-Ernest Amos.
Auditor.
Commissioner of Agriculture-W. A
McRae.
Treasurer. G. Luning.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc
tion-W. N. Sheats.
Adjutant General. B. Christian
State Geolist-E. H. Sellards.
State Chemist-R. e. Rose.
Board Of Trustees Internal Improve
ment Fund
The Governor, Comptroller, Treas
urer, Attorney General and Commits
sioner of Agriculture.
Board Of Education
The Governor, Secretary of State
Attorney General, Treasurer and Sup
erintendent Of Public Instruction.
Board Of State Institutions
The Governor, Secretary Of State
Treasurer, Attorney General, Com
missioner Of Agriculture, and Super
intendent Of Public Instruction.
Board Of Pardons
The Governor, Secretary Of State
Attorney General and Commissioner
Of Agriculture.
U. s. Senators
Duncan U. Fletcher, Jacksonville.
Park Trammel, Lakeland.
U. s. congressman
First Distribution. H. J. Drane
Lakeland.
Second Distribution. Frank Clark
Lakeland.
Third Distribution. Walter Ke
hoe, Pensacola.
Fourth Distribution. w. ]. Sears
Kissimmee.
State Senator from Polk County
o. M. Eaton, Lakeland.
Representatives in Legislator
from Polk County-John M. Keer
Lakeland; w. o. Williams, TT. Meade
Judge Circuit Curt 10th Judicia
District (Polk, DeSoto and Lee Cour
ties)-Hon. John s. Edwards, Lake
land.
Prosecuting Attorney, 10th Distric
as above-Hon. John w. Barton, Al
cadia.
County Court Judge-Hon. Kelse
Blanton.
i Clerk Circuit and County Clerk
]. A. Johnson.
County Prosecuting Attorney-F
B. Huffaker.
Tax Assessor. J. Boynton.
/, Tax Collector. P. Murdaugh.
I Sheriff-John Logan.
Supt. Public Instruction.. A
Moore.
Supervisor of Registration-P. "
Daniel.
Mayor-E. G. Flanagan.
City Attorney-Peterson & Pettt
way.
City Clerk and Tax Collector
L. Swatts.
City Treasurer and Tax Assessor
A. G. Armistead.
City Engineer. f. Turner.
Plumbing Inspector - John
Speth.
City Health Officer-Dr. G. G, Ba
ton.
! Chief Police-R. G. Ellis.
4 Chief Fire Experimentation Dri
/, coll
: Sanitary Inspector.
: Superintendent City Hospital-D
I G. G. Barton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-20
ansnite aobin's Stunt.

sllgl,ite g}ooin, Der unlanglf lie-
bellieb5iai1brig IN Earis aus Dem
9eben lhieD, mar Der erite mooerne
Nilol)aner, Ser inns Die itnrre allnit
Der Waitif fpieoerilnt nabebradte, alS
einen erlhiitternoen 9lusorud bon Sc
ben nno 9eioenihaften
ssabr5ebntelang bate Die fiible
Gollfonunenbeit afaoenliiher Bib
bmterei, hattie falte Nahabnniuu
flaiiiiber Stunt Dem Bilobaner ieoe
DarItellnng lebenoiger @rregnngeil
perboten. Dtatt ilno blntloS lprad)
aus 9laegorien Elm lhnahtiges Seben
5u inns uno ibongeorehielte @otter
nno fiihnbebelnnte 0elben uerorang-
ten aaes Wfenld)life. Ger 9totllra=
lislnus, Der oieler fiiblen, lebens
fremoen aunit oann folete ltno oen
Der 3irfel pidtiger fultroe als oas
@efiibl, erltarrte gal5 in uiigelltlger
@ieoereabe lleber Ser flelBisell
9sahahnllng bon sleltBerlihfeIten
peraaBen ole 9iobauer Den @erlf.
iiber Dem Genre, @elen mo Sira
Der &unlt.
8ie Die Molerei ourd Den frnll5o-
liihen SSmpreliionismls lpieoer 5lis
riifgeiiibrt muroe 5il Den eipi9e.l
@alnoern beS @ebens, 10 pi,d)s alth
ser plaItiid,en &lnlt i'll tSranfreid)
Der begliidenoe @rnelterer mlf: glu-
quite Hooin.
Die gan8e unbanoige seibeilidaft
eines Meniden lieB er IN lem @erf
iiberitr0mcn; aus Dem glatten Steine
plroe in Der @lut bieier yerregtelt
ssllnIt: 2eben gfid)t aopilt, nid,t na-
tliraliltilder 9todobmer. @eitnfter,
giloner nno Oeiiter oes 9ebens pur.
oe oieier Siinltler. Sein 8crf una=
Ipannt Die gan5e Stuieuleiter Der
Gmpfinounsen bon Scr leileiten Gre.
gung al bis binuiif SIT Der geluoltigen
Grihiitterl,ng ems @erfes ipie Die
Bourgeois BON Calais. 8ar bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-20

Siniiberl Oas lit oie 8orItabt 300
gora oos ipiiroige Seitellltiif SIT ct.
Eeter.
sfltch bier altf Dem &antne bes SIT
gels oieler 3erip1itterte, BON 8rana-
ten ent5ipeigeoonnerte 8alo, oieler
@eIpellter5ug BON 8dllnlen. Die Soit-
ne mdrnlt ionlmerlid, nleln Hudlud
orileft i6iper. Cine lpubtige Muto
folonte a1n @ege. @pbin2 geah Wol-
ia uno Gornnons nno meiterl SGoll
bin i5 pbert llno ribte midi bebaglif
ein. ll1lD nacb elmer @eile oes 8nr=
tens ldreiten mir ihon allf oerStrabe
oabin, allf oieiem Son5booe1l BON eiz
ner StroBe, bie fir eill slllto, oas.
nod @uinnli bdtte, ein ein5iges
sssaud5en iein niiBte. ssir fahrea
ourd) einen fleinen 8abnonrdlab
une nit einem Mal limo Die Spursn
Der gei6lueeren slrmee 0a Sic be-
ginnen nit eineln totem Sstaliener, Ger
lillfs in1 StraBengrabelt liegt. ltne
logleih iino aat iene Sallfen ben
@offet, bon llniformeil, bon @erdten
lillfs llno rehts BON Der StraBe, Die
MIN nidt anfboren iperoen, llns SIT
begleiten. Sin Stiid meiter iteben
idon pier @elhiise, langrobrige,
ipeittragcllDe, 1bipere aaliber nit
2al1bgetpillben INT hle gfDbre.
Weolia, eill 9orf bon Elm paar S5all=
fern, Die iieb Inn Die Stride oriingea-
oier bauft iih Die 8elite 81 Mallen.
Gtiefel, quite, oerbe Stiefel NIT oiden
Soblen, Striilnpfe, poaenes Striiil-
pie, bon BEL inns idon langit llllerbor=
ter @iitc. stlifgeregt folnnen ole
ghalffeure geitiir5t. sic baben CUNT
nlireifen geflnoeir uno 9en5iit aan5c
Gielenfailer poa gensin. @er lpin ,oa
oaes iiberiebeir, iper mill oiele unge=
beuerliAe gente fantnteln lino iihteny
llnb mas I'M Mnfnng ein iiberipniti=
geitoer Heibtnnl ihien, miro arntleli-
ges @eriimpel, ie tpeiter man fofnntt
aae biele piefer StraBen 8riauls fiib-
rem ia allf Die lpenigen 9aglianlento=
iibergdnge 5u. Sc peiter Die Jlrdt
nad) Beiten fam oeito mebr itaiten
lidl oie Strome Der @eihfagenen, Bis
5u[est, nahe Dem Shuttle, Elm fiirhter=
licher @irripnrr entIta1l6, Der irrner
,unourhoringliher fpliroe. sSie bon ei-
neml 8ergitnrS BON ioloatiiben 8in-
gen iino bort Die StraBen perram=
rlelt, Elm &inoernis fir Die Terfolger,
onrd) oas lie MIR nit linenblider Wfii-
be bitloirhoringem fonnelf BferDe=
leihen Iiegen i'm @eee, man bat iibes
lie binpegfabren nriiiIelL fie iino SER
malnt, ein grei BON sSleiid nno
Gmoshen. Sic S@agen Ii1lo MIR ebcn
sur Seite ge5ogen lino in Den 8rns
ben getporfen ipor6en. aiIten nilo
Shriften baben ibren Sssiibalt iiber
oie StraBe geIdiittet Nanoolincn
liegen oa5ipiihen, Sanograraten llno
9atronentaiben, Elm slnsperfal,f, ein
3rooelmarft oes arieges.
Garl Sans Strohll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-20

fimbem in Jpfibani itatt. Slild Or.
Giiblmamn luirb oemnad]it Sprt elm
treffeu.
General &aleoineS ioa iidJ Ieihii
set0tet baben.
,Sn Der raiIiIden StaSt Siderfasi
am 9lioip'iden Wseer lit cine 8olihe-
ifi-3epmbiif orsaniiiert iuprben.
Die itfrainiidjen 9eltgaten siir
Jriebensfsnferens in Brett : eitoiusi
Ilaben an oas oenti1e @plf nppellirrt,
linen segen bas GinSrinsen Der 8oi-
fAemifi in mfrainiidJes @ebtet ST bel
fen.
IS beift, bic Oeiitiden beabiidtis-
ten in s5innlanb 81 interpenieren.
Gnslii6e 9nftidJiffe madten einen
Anariff anf 3eebrnesse mnb bentIds
StGote binter Der sSrpnt
Nontas nad)t madten oemtidjt
Gnftidiffe lpieber einen Mnsriff ami
2pnSpn, opd ipnrbe bel Semielben
Niemanb setOtet.
Der ensliide Eremierminiitei
9lppo- George bat in elmer Teoe pDr
oem 1lnterbaus bes engliid)en Ear-
laments erflart, Die srnppen Der 9l-
liierten mnb Der Nmerifaner fampf.
ten inter einem geeinten Oberbefebl
Die Mnresnus biersn lei BON gmeri-
ia ausgegangen. Sieie slntoritdt lei
Der Cberite 9riessrat sit gerIaiaes.
Sn ieiner HeDe DDr oem llnterbamit
bcs Earlaments trat 2lopb George
nit arofer Gntid]iebenbeit fir ben
nemen ariessrat nno bic llebertra-
snng Der syiibrang bes arieses M
i'm elm. Gr erflarte, man babe lid
mad lnnsen Yeratnnsen auf Oh
Sdaffnng bes &rirssrats, ,uie er Dor
ben Nmerifanern pprgeidlagen lei
seeiniet. Gr balte Die Ginridtuns fila
Die bette, bic gemad)t iuerben f0nnte
cr trete entldieOen fir fie Elm mnS ei
iperbe iein glmt mie6erlesen, luenn
bns Earlament iie nid)t bilige. Rad
yeembignng ieiner Sfebe erflarte us.
qmitb, er bebauere, baf Der Hremier'
miniiter bies nid)t idpn por adJt Sa.
gen mitgeteilt babe, oem gamoe Mir
Se piel ltnrmbe, bic nntiirlidD onrd
ben 3diitritt oes Momirals Sellieps
nnb oes General 3obertiDn geiuedl
lpmrbe, eripart ieim, Gr iel6it luerbt
nidts TIM, nm bic Hesiernng in Ser
legcmbeit sn bringen. ytad 9lsanitl
iprad) Der &riessminiiter 9erbD mni
empfabl anfs Gntldiebenite Inter.
itiitnng bes &riegsrats.
,sm &aibingtpn lit mnn Der Nn.
iidyt, baf Sol. pomie ben Elan fin
Die yilbnng eines semeiniamen
ariegsfabinctts Der sllliierten mad
europa gebrad)t babe.
Ias llnterfDmite bes ienatprieileu
Smiti5fomites fat iid) amf elm Nmen'
bement 5n Der yil seeinist, bic Dem
Eraiibenten bas HedJt giebt, bic pei
id)iebenen Separtements nno anoer'
Hegicrmngsbeb0roen sn reorgantiie
ren, melhes glmenoement amsbriif'
lid erflart, es geidJebe oas nidt, nm
Die NadDt oes ErGiibenten 81 eriuei
tern, ionbern mnr, nm linn srOkert
geiuesnnssfreibeit IN geben,
9lns &aIbington iuiro semelbct
luenn bnlaariide nnb tiirfiid)e Srnp
pen mad ynlsarien seidlidt wiiroen
luerbe nniere Hesieruns iuahrid,eim
lid Der Siirfci nno gmlgarien Der
aries erflaren.
Senator sSpbniun BON Galiforniei
hat bas llebergeben Der Sabniinien II
ben Heaiernnssbeiis befiiriDortet.
Sepn 3robfp lit 5nm Gebensmittel
Siftator BON Hnklamb ernannt NOR
oeH.
Bon Der fran50iiid)en tSront iuirl
semslSet, Die 0entid)en batten iuiebel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-20

r .rone,ot;on s,ed with the
poatastas ~ - San Antonio on
ros.'ar" os ooth os reo,,;red bv the
80 -, af f1 nctohsr stb loi7
AZ =
Gine 9epeIdle aus SonooH meloet,
cine offisielle rniIiide grflarnns lei
0urt eingetrofien, bic iage, Snk Nnk=
lanS ge5mnugen lei, einen Trteoen
anf bic 4tbinannsen 9entIdlanos
hin at nnter5eidueu. Die Erflarnng
lei bon 2enint anS Srptfg mnter-
sri6uet. ,,
Sn Der in 2snbpn eingetroffeneil
uffisiellen WfitteiiMng Der rniliid)en
Jieaieruna, sic bon 2eniue nn6 Srpk-
fp nnterseihnet lit, beift Is, baf oer
Nns{d,af Der BplfsfommiiIionG
tSie uffisieae 1e5ei6nnng Der iesigen
ruiiild,en Mea;ernns), Iaben, 6af bic
DentIdeu oit 5rin6ieIisfeiten gesen
sic rniIiifle Mepublif ipie6er anfge-
npmmen batten, trotoem bic gettere
erflGrt babe, bal: Der arieg been6et
lei. Ginen iulfen Sd)ritt babe Man
nidlt criparten fDnntn, 6enn feline Der
Earteieiil, Bic BEN Naffenitillitano
ppm Is. 0e5rlnber abIdlDiien, babe
brett ooer <iubireft Sic iieben Gage
Qiiu0ionua deaeben. bic Ser Iertraa
sprSdlreibe Inter Sie1er ltmjfGnSen
lei Ser MnsThuE Der @olfsfpmamiiiiDn
oes,uunoer,. eirlen Trieoenspertraq ~
nnferseid1neu. lpie lin bic 6entidle
R,oieruuo. in Brett -Qitp,psf pprae-
id,iaoen ha6e
I'm Wonteu hes NusId,uiIes oer
gpifsfpmmiiTare laf arhlenfo, her
;,t;o, Oh,rG,fehfshaber Ses ruiIiidle,,
Seeres. ,iueu Yrtneebefehl erlaiIem,
bas ;i6erall. mo DentIdje onariffsbe.
reif ieien. ibueu ser Iorld,laa ae=
utdd,f ,mer6e. I'D, bts 3ampfes su emf
haftsn Selifen Sic 0eutidlen Sies
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-20

Sie Segislatllr BON 0iontana
bat oas Yrobibitions 9lrneroenlellt
5lr @unoesuerfoiiung ratifi5iert.
@ltnoesrid]ter Softer III 9teiD
Orleans bat it'd gerueigert, Die sSellS-
Sarge erpreBeeiellidoft 81 sminger,
oaB tic Senolunaen bernitidelloer @es
trdnfe 5ir 8eforoerltng annebme, olc
altf Dem SSegc nad) ibrem geltim-
munesort ourd vtrndenes" Serrito-
riltnl aeben nilllen
&alpb q 0orr, Der @iapors-
fanoioat pon Seattle. lit iii Ieiner Sf-
flee, ant Sorabeno Der Yrinaripabl,
geieboileu ltno ldlmer, menn aud nie1t
totlid) perlpunoet moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-20

~ VI "
elaeh necellau 1aI o'e ametsaaael u,
peIlnat le.'a upet ppa oet m soaa:e
ehIpeu. a auD @@ Dann @@ pn'a, NC "'a'u'
heaae'uJnse pel't'eDen ''p'pen' or,
aa PET sahSeH o Sroai paoeh alIl'=
lerlelamgfe mao aasr'Ile paIlsefanz
Na oen' Sle UnsIaaoer mag1em III
6laHof.n, s. Seas nao peI arlas
oIe' sIIpls,s'ge aAsi'Ile WI D'e
13eH1lnleh' Ne plaassH y ole SienAAs
sen TN AHo 's.a sMaaitsa '1ir sgs!aMgshe'
ger ap'sr'laHts9e il s?ploassn "a "sr-
~ Y slnsM eNluple am -. oez
prnar lstgI ssa -. DerphNofi. lel''A
aHs Scalg!u91rh Wlro gemeloe1'
nnler SlaHoen1 let eHilglpHeH, NM
lere Srlppfn loAten mn oeHeh mnlr=
rer SerpuHoeleH IN earsH0Her soe1'e
pIfenrp por9seem. z,
o. te oehIl@e neg'etang 5al oe''
ao1en aIeno erlaupi' oI'eIe uHo aH<
Oere Sagen na@ oen VeIan9ehenia
germ IN Sen1lWlaho 5h ienoeh mo
liniere Megierhng Daf penn Mofe1t
ArenS Vrianonts ge9epen, ofp fraoe
'ptig Ige enemg
-. Saffoh Soo0, etuer ah'erer
pnifs-Weneralanmaife, MIRO ole I'M
ferlndlnng IN SeSng anf Que 9pg SS-
iano S@trtsparo ielfen. Siele unfsr-
litdnna MIRO etnc lebr srnnolld)c
ZEN.
yer 1ranSolll@e So5!altlfenIabrer
alOerf sgomas, Der frnDere Wfnnt-
ftonsmintlfer, srfiarfe elnem Serfre.
Ier Ger aan. Frene gegeanner. oas
oie ArtegsSleie Der lo5ialtlfilgen
mie sic hes YrGiioenten NilIpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-20
Die griioer ptaoer.

NIe Bfu0er W{d0efo, ole 5lif
3eit elm Srognengeihaft in 9seiu
Dorf betreiben, boben ibre ,3abllln-
gen eingeitellt. Die 9lftibd betragell
$300,000 uno Die 9oiiipa $350,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-04
UNITED STATES USING
LESS BRITISH TIN

Imports of tin into the United
states during the calendar year 1917
showed a slight increase notwith-
standing the difficulties experienced
by American importers in getting
foreign export licenses and the fact
that the importation of this metal
is controlled by our own govern
ment
Including the approximate con-
cent OF imported ore. but not in
Guiding Alaskan ore. the total i'm
ports of tin i'm 1917 amounted %
5S.9s6 long tons. against 66,624
tons i'm 1915. according 10 figures
made public to day by the bureau
OF foreign and domestic commerce,
department Of commerce.
OF our 1916 imports 49.415 tons.
OF "a percent OF the total. came
from England and the Straits set
Elements. whereas in 1917 only a.
;63 tons. or so percent. came from
these two sources. Imports from the
Dutch East Indies increased to IA
las tons. or % percent Of the total.
Australia China and Bolivia sup
plying most OF the remaining %
percent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-04
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS
R0TARIANS TO MEET

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. March 4.
-ROtarians of Indiana and Illinois.
comprising the eight district of the
international Rotary organization.
will meet in Terre Haute Friday for
the annual convention. Prepare
tons have been made 70 entertain
500 visitors. The sessions will oc-
cupy the entire day and will close
with a banquet for which four OF the
largest dining rooms in the city
have been engaged. Speakers viii
be Mayor Charles r. Hunter. Ancil
r. Brown. indianapolis; p. G. Rem
nick. district president, Peoria. III;
Dr. a.. A. Lippincott. South Bend
Or. +. 3. Cooley. Danville. III.
sohn A. Barber. Springfield. III;
Elmer Ward Cole. Huntington. Ind;
and B. L. Hulsebus. Peoria. A trip
about Terre Haute and special
stunts have been prepared for the
v.stors.