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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-17
sms slnton Hnbiniteins sSamoer-
iabren.

Ourd) Die bollanoii1en gldtfcr
gebt gegenipdrtig eiile amiilante Hu-
itein-glnefoote sic ipielt in Der
3eit oa oie Giinltler in DeiltIfIcno
perpflibtet maren iih periomIid) ouf
Dem @eneinoeanlt 5il meloen, INN Die
grlaubnis fir ibre fiinitleriiben
geranitaltllngen 81 erbalten itlro
bierfiir eine Care 81 erlegen
slls slnton 9fltbanitein als illnaer
Wfann cine &onsert= gournee o1lrh
Oelltihlaf1o unternnbnt, fam er oudJ
in elm oloenbilrgif1es Staotden.
Notwithstanding ging er anfs STAT
bails nn6 mnroe nnh langen @ar-
ten bonn giirgernieilter enlpfangeg-
ng8as ipoIlen Sie2~ fraate ser
giirgermeiiter.
Gin &on5ert gebef."
Cine I1herlide Soeel Mber oas
niiiien Sic ielbit miiien. @eldes
SSnitrnment fpielen Sie2"
.Biano."
pyeidt iebr amiiiunt. SD bore Iie-
ber Sronlbon."
Ser @eldrnnf lit oerihieoen."
u@ie beiBen Sie?"
uailton Hubinitein.
ngeationalit1t?4
,HuiIe."
u@as2 nubt man in HuBlano
alid 0fuiif24
nMitl1nter.
nSiberlid) nm Die 8areit tamsen
5u laiiell.
.0as ipeiB iGb nidt. gis iest babe
ib oas BLOB in 9elltid1lano geiebeil.~
.@as?~
u9dren."
.llno mas tppllen Gie2"
Ole geiuiIliauna, elm &oBert ae-
ben 5u oiirfeit."
SD bepillige sshnen oas, aber ifl
rate Sbneil iid feine @offnlutg alf
eintabmelt 5ll maheu."
lin 10 arger."
pllno lit has nles, mas Sic lpol-
len?"
g9sein id) tpolte qii6 ole Care
tulllen Die id iofort besabler iperSss.
nm iliht nod eininol berfpnimen su
milllen."
u@arten Sic einen slllgenblid."
Der 9iiraernieiiter iu6te in einem
'bperen 6oliollteu nad), enoli6 batte
er getunoer, mas er iubte, ino las
DEM aiinitler, ibm einen nerdhtlihcn
Vlif Slliperfeno, por: y&omooianten.
DdlIifonten mo Sdnorranten iinS
frei."
@erbliifft nabm yhlbinlteiu ieincn
SUIT llno perIieB oos 9fatbaiis iuA
oos Staotden nno idiuor, oaB man
ibn on oielem saitfreien ino eoelrai:-
tiaen Srte ME boren iplle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-17

0SVA SuoStt toA$0th uhN
Srmppen 8elgien uerlaiien baben.
Set geginn oes &rieges baben in
nnierem State 9S8, 8,463 Wsamn fir
ben MilitGrbienit resiitriert.
Geittnant Golanb q. 6arros, Elm
6eriibmter frans0iiIder 2mftidiffet,
tit bon ben 9entiden bcrnnterge-
idDiiem.
Die letten @erlnitliiten meiien fol-
genbe Namen non sernnern anf:
Sergeant .6elmntb s. Strait amsgstn-
Sramnfels, Gorporale 9ugers s,
Sones ans Sort @ortb nnb Jrancis
s. Gpmaf nus &atp, Self 9. Oapis
nns 9entou, Settle S. Gong aus
Seespille, Mrnolb 6. Sternberg aus
san Antonio, i'm aampi sefal(cn;
Sergeant Cigar s. Merrem aus
Momltpn, Sames q. 2e,uis ans @e;-
mar, an 8nnSen seitorben; Sobn g.
S1batt ans Mineral @ells, an aranf.
belt seftprben; Serseant Ilmar g.
2arion aus Clifton, Soc 3. Gretn
aus Nomnt Gnterpriie, an aranfbcii
geiturben; Sergeant Erelton gllliIpn
ams Gonsbieiu, &orporal ssranflin =.
Carrie aus 2inbale, Sames M. Gar.
rDG ans Wfinneola, Games 2eiter
Chambers ans serrea, Sames g.
9ge aus @raforo, Gecil 5. Safiou
ans 8ebias, Sergeant .6nsb Girtle
glrterbnrp ans syort @prtb, Mleran-
Der NDfio aus 6itdepd, sSobn Sam.
lin ans Snbter, fd),per Der,unmSet;
GSiuarb Gaitman aus YreiiSio, Sal.
ter S. 2onbsreen aus San Antonio,
Ste 6. 0bnnm ans Sabler, 2orensu
yia,nires ans 0ebine, Mobert aJs.
Gee6 ans &e6 Coaf, @m. 3. @ls,
bin ans Gnffin, als peripnnoet senef-
bet, ubne nGbere 4nsa6en; 2entnani
Gmsene W. glliiom nus 0alas, Mi-
darO Y. G0pf aus eagle Taf nmD
sSranf q. Tarfs ans ssriseo, per=
mift.
IS wiro sentelbet, 6af SeWfit
Eaida feline Stelte als Ercniiermini-
fter Ses nenen tiirfiiden aabine.s
nieoerselest babe nnb baf sssset-Tc=
idJa iein Nadfolser lei. gis jest iinb
ale brei, Salaat, Selufif nn6 eSs,et
Eai6a, als Eraiibenten oes Niiniite-
rinms genannt iuprSen.
Sn g6bmen ioa cine 3epolmtiun
anssebrOden iein, Yras ipa uoa
SentidJer Srnppen itefen, Die MIR init
Wfiibe bic Cronnns amfredJt bielten.
Der friibere frans0iiidc Yremie,-
mimiiter Eainlepe lit Der Nniid)t, ,uie
ans einem sSnterpieiu nit lin, fer.
porgebt, Saf, bas Sriebensanacbu.
Sentidlam6s uon benz aaiier mnS ben
fiibrenben Cffi5ieren ansgebe. Maa
miiiIe besbalb iebr poriidtis iein.
slms 8aibinston ,pirb semeloet, in
nnierem Staatsbepartemcnt lei Die
NadIridJt einsetroffen, Die 9eatideu
iuiirben jest, Sa Die Yabnperbimbnna
NIT gupitantinopel bnrdJ bic Ginnab-
me uoi Mid mnterbrpden lei, bnrGJ
lire islotte i'm Sdiuarsen Meer oic
tiirfiide &esiermns gum gnsbarrell
i'm Siinonis nit linen at siuimaeil
inden. Die Sepeide iast, bic 9emt-
idDen ipiiroen epentuel aomitantinupcl
beidiefen.
Die 9entidJe Sagesseitnns bcs
@rafen Repentlsw erfldrt, Sie ein5iac
Antiuort an Eraiibent Wiliun iei
unein". Die arenSjeitnng for6crt
ale SeutideH anf, fir ben Safer 5it
fampfen nno sm iterben. Gie 5rauf-
fnrter 3eitilns iast, @iliun's nnucr.
ionlide Saltnng ber56gere ben sSrir.
ben nno bic @oiIiidDe 3eitnns iast,
Die Note @ilion's lei GUAR fein Gin
bernis fir ben iSrieben, aber iie mu.
dc 5rieoenSidjlnh lansiamr nno
id)tuieriser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-17


NorS=ylnflamb MAIDEN Die Srmepeu
Der ,Solide,uifi itarfe glnsriffe AMI
ole Srmppen Der Mliierten mnb gmc-
rtfaner, bic aber 5nriifseidlagen
iuuroen. Die Mmerifaner nnS Gmi-
len iinb 1ueiter sesen 8elsf norsc-
rifi.
Die brttiid)e Hesierung fat Die
.EclniIde National Armee" ais
ielbitanbisen Aliierten auerfanmt.
Ser &urreiponbemt Ser y9pnbun
0ailD Grpref" bebanptet 9eutidls
lano miiiie in einisen Sassu Srieben
MAIDEN, uber es iuerbe cine Mebolm.
tion sii seiuGrtigen babem.
Ser 6entide &aiier fat elm 9efrct
erlaiien, mad bent bas &rieasred,t in
0eatIdlanb nnr proflamiert iueroen
Sarf, mad. eimer ltebereinfunft sipi,
id]en Wfilitar- mno Ginilbe66rSen.
Sn Berlin ioa cine Seiuesmng I'M
9anse ieim, oereu 3ruef es lit, hem
ltnterieebOptfrieg Elm Gpoe ST ma.
bem.
Sanilde 3eitnmgen iollen ie6r AT.
frieoen nit Der Npte bes YrGIi6entcn
8ilipn iein.
Ser fransOiiide Senat lpll einea
VeidlnR angenpmmen ba6en, mad
bem Die fransOiiibe Gesiernna init
ben a!liierten Gegiernnsen 5niammen
Blame ansarbeiten Ioa fir Grfak SeS
SdaSens, ben 9entidlauD anseridJ.
tel hat.
llmier 0elanStc ia Gdnueben lieit
uur Der SnnSelsfammer in gbicaao
cine Heoe, in Der II Dor einer lleber=
id)atnng Der Sdnuad)e 0entIdlaaos
iuarnfe.
9nr6 eiuen 3niammemitok NIT eI-
mem amerifaniidsl ariessidiff ,umr.
DC bel Smin6nrne ,JslanS in Ser nns
teren gaem gurfer Yab, Der ansfa6.
renoe ensliide sradtoampfer o9sprt
Ebilip" perientt. i3iuei Seclente nno
ein Sulbat iuerben permiki.
Srot bes @ioeriianbes Ieten oie
Amerifaner ibr Sprbfingen an BET
@eromn-Jrunt fort. sln Ser Iaas ba-
ben Die Slmerifaner bebentenSc &c.
iuinnc geinad)t.
glms aDpenBagen luirb aenel6et,
Die oentihen &onierpatiuem bGttcn
iid) iuioer Willen Sa5n peritambem, fir
bic @eranoernns bes @ablredJts in
ErenRen 81 itimmem.
slm 20. Sftober ioll in Yaris Ser
Fro5eR oes' friiberen 9sremiers Gail-
lang, oes 9epntiertcu 9omItalot nna
Eanl Gombg's itattfinben. gllle brci
iperoen oes !6uduerrats beidnibiat.
Der friibere engliide Yremiermi-
niiter gsqmitb iagte, 0iemanS baGe
Die sl6iid)t, 9eutidlanb 5m oemiitiaen
ooer Sn Dernidten- 9mr ben premf,i-
id)en Wtilitarismns pulle man ber-
nidDten. Wian miiiie aber ani Der .0ut
iein oor benz Nilifarismus in Seinu.
frafll@ent Welunn0e.
6ran5Oiiife gnftidiffer ba6en lie
ben oentIde aeroplane seritOrt.
Baron Snrian iagte firslidl 81 Den
Selegationen, Ceiterreid) fOnne anf
feinen Sies buffen, ,oiegllliicrten f0un-
ten aber audi nidJt oaranf boffen, Die
Gentralmadte at pernidten. @eite.
res Slntpersiefen lei smedlus. 6r
iaste, Die Siirfei merbe ibrem giinn.
mis- trem bleiben, lsr erflGrte feruer,
Eraiioemt &Silions @oridllGae leien
itets bon uirflider SmmamitGt erfiiGt
geipeien.
Traiioent @ilon's 4ntmort lit in
TranfreidD entlrniialtiid) anfaenom,
men.
9lns 0enf iuiro aemelbet, in Grr.
itantinopel iei cine. Gepolmtion aea.u
bic snnstiirfen aussebredlen.
9as 0Yetit Sonrual" 6eridtet,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-17
Ge5ept fir cine omerifanil6e Saiat.
imlce.

ssSn ieiner glnjpruhe in @ater=
totun, WisconIin, Die 9err @otl
Ofatbie BON Chicago in einem groBell
3elte Dor 5000 3nborern bielt, Icblita
er ein He5ept 5u elmer amerifaniIhen
Salatiauce Dor. 0ieier 3eil ieiner
sl1ipra6e lalttet mie folgt::
SD i9lage cine nene Salat1ance
Dor, nno tpill iie Die anerifaniife
SalatIdlce nennen. @ir baben eine
fran5oiiide Salntiauce, uno felt fur
ger 3eit cine ruiiiihe Salatfauce,
tparlm nid)t audi eine amerifaniIcbe
Salatiauee2
Wfein &e5ept tit leiDt 5u lernen.
gfan perfabrt babel gan5 dbnlih mic
nit Der fran50lii6en SaLatiauce, mo-
bel man 5uerit elm Stiid Gis in eies
S6ale tut, oann Olipenol u1o @i1ia
oariiber gieBt, 5ulebt ettpos Sals nno
Yaprifa barauf ltrellt
lin Die SnlatIauce nl15uridNeg,
Die ib Die anerifaniide nenne, per-
netloet man einen groBen gopf, etipa
tallien0 Weilen brett nno orei tau=
feno Wfeilen lang, Die Ser. Stoateu
pen gmerifn. 3uerIt legt man cin
groBes Stiif reines sis bineir. Oas
lit oas puritaniIbe Clement 4lnlercr
NeDolferung, bic eriten, Die in groBer
sln5abl ms 2anb fantet, elm fiibles.
eiltfahes, itrenges, geipiilenbaftes.
Den Sabbnib beobnebteroes goIf, oas
oen, Der einen miloen BGren qu1lte,
heItrafte. niht ettDd, neil es Dem ga-
ren Deb tot, ionoern neil es ben 3il-
ibauern Spafs madte.
lteber oieies Stiid Gis giebt mon
ailerit oas Oiiperlol, geraoe mie BEL
Der fran5oiiiben Salatiauce. 0ieIcs
Olioena lit unier beutldes Clement,
oas lih MIR ihtper pernlilhen liBt,
suenn es einmal grinolid) in oas ae-
ielihaftlihe 0eben Observation-Disclosures
poroen lit, gum Del ser s5robIi6fcit
i'm @enleinlueien miro. 0arauf fiiae
ih ben Gilig bin5u go 6enenne id)
infer ihottii6es Clement, CUR gbre
unieres Gorlfsenoen. Sic miiien lpoI,I
olle, ipie fnapp iif sSbtten nad) Ell
nem Sdluf oapon bie &eble 8ltsieDt2
Oos erinnert mid an Die @eihifte
eines Bferberennens, tuorin Scr
GreiS ein iol6 beiB unrltrittener mar,
ooB es bis sur letten Minute nidt
entidieoen ueroen fonnte, ipelhcs
Rfero getuonnen bate Sin begeilter-
fer 3uidauer ipaltote li6 an Seinell
9ta6barn NIT Der 5rage: ytSabcn
Sic lie ein fnapperes @ettrennen err
lebt2" % ia, id babe einrnal in
Sfottlano 9efuobnt."
Sooalm fiiae td etipaS 9feffer
bin5lL fir Die S5rlanber, bamit neine
Salatialice aud pfefferiq aenug
miro 0aralf folgt ettpos Sal3, oas
loa Die Solldnoer pertreten. oenn lie
lino bas Sal5 Der groe. Sic SoGGn.
Der baben oas Sal5 70 germ, boB lie
lid feds Sub inter Der Wteeresflodle
eingegraben baben unl bie iolsiac
@riie oes @eltmeeres in ihrer gan,
sem aromatiifen SriId)e genieBen gu
fonnen. Sir infer itanoinaniibes
Clement, Die 9dnen, 9tormeeer mo
Sdmeoen, Die iolh urpii6iige Strait
in unier 9totionalleben bincingebraht
baben, fiige i6 elm iuenig idarfenI
aaie bin5u Stir oie 5ran5oien, gldn.
Seno, geiltreid, better, elm flein me-
mig rotten @eit, 10 fange eie 4eaie.
rung feline @infilbr erlaubt.
Wfeine Salatiauce lit nod niht
fertig. ooh ipie Sic feben, miro lie
immer belier nit ieoer nellen 3ntat.
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at New York, N. Y, on
October 9th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Sin @olf fir alle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-17
Sin llnicre &mncen !!

I'm Sic peranlalm nnnrsgid Ser Staaen gpnbs Ser gicr=
ten 5rbts neibe anfen, meroen 6 mbs bere nuo III
Sber gergnng baltea, obao b sae 3eidnng sabbar OIL
ne @erlnt mien bransseett Der af omr unere Office
a6gelbluien
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-04-20
Air transportation to Europe.

Where is the vaunted American
initiative and inventive genius? To
be sure Americans invented the sub
marine and the aeroplane and laid
the foundation for the tank in the
caterpillar tractor, but others have
so far improved on these American
ideas that the latter are almost un-
recognizable now in their offspring.
The creation of the Liberty Motor is
almost up to American ideals of
American efficiency degree. We have
heard rumOrs of submarine listening
devices, torpedoes that seek their
mark by sound, and unsinkable ships.
For military reasons. perhaps, it is
nadvisable that the deails of these
mentions should be made public
We are trying to build ships but al.
most without shipyards. material, or
men. We should Immediately trans
port to Europe more soldiers and
supplies than the present fleets of the
world can carry.
Why not undertake to make deliv-
cries of some OF these war necessi-
ties by other means? why not train
corps Of a thousand long distance
air pilots and make deliveries Of
aeroplanes on the wing? Vessels are
being conveyed: why not establish n
boat-patrOlled route across the At
lantic from Newfoundland to the
Azores. to Portugal. to France and
send our machines through the air.
From could Airplanes Fly TO
EuropeE by Ernest +. Goodrich. in
the American Review Of Reviews for
April, 1913.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-04-20
PRESERVE YOUR SHOES.

We all wear shoes. If we manage
them rightly they will last longer, we
VIII not need so many new ones. and
there will be more left for others. The
following suggestions from the leather
and paper laboratory of the United
States department of agriculture can
be utilized by every one who walks:
Shoes should be oiled or creased
whenever the leather begins to get
hard or dry. They should be brushed
thoroughly and then all the dirt and
mud that remains washed off with
warm water, the excess water being
taken off with dry cloth. While the
shoes are still wet and warm apply
the oil or grease with a swab of wool
or flannel. 1t is best to have the oil
or grease about as warm as the hand
can bear, and 1t should be rubbed
we'll into the leather. preferably with
he palm. If necessary the oil can be
applied to dry leather, but it pene-
trates better when the leather is wet.
After treatment the shoes should be
left to dry in place that is warm,
not hot.
Castor oil is satisfactory for shoes
that are to be polished; for palmer
iootgear neatsfOot, fish oil or oleine
may be substituted. If it is desired to
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-04-20

make the shoes and boots more wa
terproof, beef tallow may be added
to any of these substances at the rate
of half a pound of tallow to pint
Of oil. The edge of the sole and the
welt should be CREASED thoroughly.
Too much grease cannot be applied
to these parts.
simple method of making the
soles more durable, pliable and wa
ter resistant is to swab them occa-
sionally with linseed oil, setting them
aside to dry over night.
Many of the common shoe polishes
are harmful to leather. All those
which contain sulphuric, hydrochloric
and oxalic acids, turpentine. benzine
or other vola Tile solvents have a ten
dency to harden the leather and make
it moro liable to crack.
Two in One Shoe Polish, sold by
The f. Il. Daley Corporations. Linn
tied, is guaranteed not to injure
shoe leather, having been sold for
years, and proven a great success.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-04-20
RED CROSS NOTES.

1t is with regret that the chapter
announces the resignation Of Mr.. Nei.
O'Donnell as chairman OF the REQ
Cross. Mr.. O'Donnell stated that
business requiring his presence away
from the city would necessitate his re-
signing his chairmanship, but that he
'0uld always be counted on to do hi.
part in all Red Cross work.
BY a unanimous vote of the execu
tive committee. Mayor l.. d. Jennings
was elected to fill the Office left va.
cant by Mr.. O'Donnell.
Cary Your Own Package" Move
ncnt.
A great movement has been on foot
for some time to devise some way IN
which the merchants and the people
as a class. and without added expense
to either. may help the Red Cross
The result of this Is the Garry youl
own package" stamps These stamps
are bought by the merchant from the
Red Cross. Every person who car
ries his own package. he it large OF
small. instead of necessitating q de-
livery by the merchant, receives q
stamp on the package. While the
merchant is saving money by no
having to have so many deliveries q
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-04-20

day. he is putting that money in the
Red Cross. The more packages Nou
carry the more stamps he will have
to buy These stamps will soon be
put OH gale in Sumter. and ii Is hoped
that merchant and citizen will COOPER
ate.
The local chapter has adopted the
following resolutions: az
Whereas for the period of, the
war it rs essential that every econ
omy be practiced by all persons and
whereas we recognize that the eSmer-
chants of Sumter are wholly patriotic.
Therefore be it Resolved by the
Executive Committee of the Sumter
Chapter, American National Red
Cross: ~
First: That the merchants Of Sum-
ter do all possible to minimize de-
livery expenses. and to that end that
they request their customers to carry
their own purchases.
Second That the merchants es-
tablish proper system of deliveries,
limited to mot exceeding two daily.
Third: That the members of the
Red Cross look with disfavor on those
merchants who do not assist in this
patriotic endeavor.
Fourth: That all Red Cross MEM
beDs and all patriotic citizens be, and
hereby are requested, when possible
TO carry all packages containing pur-
chases made at stores in this city and
to see to 1t that these packages are
scaled with Red Cross seals.
Fifth: That the merchants of Sum-
ter have these seals affixed to all
packages which customers carry in
person.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-04-20
MORE WOODEN VESSELS.
All Ways Constructing Wooden Ships
Will be Kept Busy, Says State
nent.

Washington, April 16.-AlI ways on
which wooden ships a,e now being
puilt for the government: will be KEEP,
busy probably for the period of the
war Shipping board officials ex-
planned today that the statement au-
thorized yesterday that it would be
necessary to curtail the wooden pro-
gram did not mean that the work of
plants now turning out ships would
be interfered with.
The 4,70O-ton war marvel. recently
launched, at Orange, Texas, has been
CHOSEN by the board as the model for
IL wooden ships to be built hereafter.
1T has been found that the 1,4OO-
horsepower engines used in the g.
6O0-ton wooden ship which is regard
cd as uneconomical of operation in
foreign trade, will drive the larger
vessel at satisfactory speed and con-
sequently new demands on the boiler
and engine manufacturing capacity
will not have to be made to the detri
nlent of the steel program.
The 400 ton ship can be built of
Eliminated Southern pine timbers in
forty-five days less time than reouir-
cd to build the 3,5OO-ton Ferris type
vessel in which much heavier timbers
of Pacific coast fir were used.
A report on ship building progress
ia the South, compiled by c. p. Day.
vice president of the Marine News.
was made public today by the ship
ping board as follows:
This trip covered the shipyards
nd ports from Norfolk, Virginia, TO
Galveston. Texas, between February
-15 and April 12.
Builders are actively working in
omplete harmony to speed up pub
.!cation of every type of ship needed
and to promote efficiency ini every
department. of construction.
To-day the best yards are going
strong and gathering momentum
daily. At one yard in Eastern Texas,
where I recently witnessed a launch
ng of a 4,7O0-ton ship, they boasted
IT having increased the efficiency of
hat yard from 20 per cent. to 80
per cent in a few months time.
This past winter has demon
,trated that Southern climatic condi-
ions plus nearness to materials are
zig assets. Every day is a working
lay in the South and both labor and
sapital appreciate this.
"A s3,5OO,OOO canal for New Or
cans will give ten miles of shipyards
I'D warehouse sites and will make
Sew Orleans a ship building center,
is we'll as dry docking port.
Probably the most efficient yarcs
or building our largest wooden ships
are located at Orange and Beaumont.
Texas.
"At Moss Point and Pascagoula.
Miss. ARE located the big ship build
ing plants of the Diersk- -Blodgett
Shipbuilding Company The company,
the latter controlled by Henry Pag-
Giio. the man who is building 100
ships for the Italian government This
yard is one of the best planned and
built in the South, outputting both
steel and wooden ships over a mile
Of water front.
ITO sum up. the situation:
Ship building has expanded enor-
mously.
Harmony and understanding pre-
vail between the patriotic shipbuilders
and the shipping board
Efficiency is increasing.
Momentum now gaining will en-
able ship production to catch up with
the shipping board program within a
short time"
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Hon. John =. McLaurin will speak
in the Court House at $40 O'Clock
p. m. April 22nd, having accepted an
invitation of some of his Sumter
friends and admirers to deliver an ad-
dress on the ar situation. The pub
lie is invited to attend the meeting
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motifs, Herbert
Morris. Joseph OLeut.)
Moses. Emile p. (Major)
Muller, Horace.
Nash, Fred.
Nelson, Junius.
Nettles. Julian.
Nigels, Fred.
Owen, John Alfred.
Owens, Gus,
Owens. J. H.
Owens. Mac.
Owens. william.
p.
Pate. Marion.
Phelps. BERTHE.
Phelps. Julius.
Phelps. Herman.
Plowden. Douglas.
Plowden. William.
Powell, Tom.
Purdy. Robert (Lieut.)
Purdy. William (Lieut.)
II.
Randle. Edwin (Capt.)
Reardon, Emmett.
Rembert, Heriot.
Reynolds. William. l.
Rhame, George.
Rhame. Percy.
Richardson, Archie.
Richardson. Irvine (Leut.)
Richardson. James.
Richardson. Norris.
Richardson. Deas NJ. (Lieut.)
Rowland. Earle (Lieut.)
Ryan. Gerald (Lieut.)
Ryan. Cornelius.
Ryan. Julian.
Sanders. Eddie.
Sanders. Walter.
Sanders, Willie.
Saunders, Harrison (capt,)
Scott. Bean.
Seal. Edward.
Shaw. Erwin.
Shuler, Bernard.
Shore. George.
Simpson. Carroll.
smith. Hughson.
smith. WiIlts. 4.
Spann. Wilson (Capt.)
stuckey. Willie Brooks (IAeut.)
r.
Teicher. Franz.
Thames, Alfred.
w.
Ward. Howard.
Weathers. James.
Weathersby. John.
Weldon. Ryan.
White, Robert.
White. Turner.
Williams, Charlie.
Williford. Wade (Aeut.)
Witherspoon. Edwin.
Witherspoon. Joseph.
Witherspoon, Agon.
Wingate. Robert.
Woods. 8. A. (Lieut.)
Wright. Edward (Lieut.)
w. e. Alexander.
David Baker.
joe Barrett.
Barnes Boyle.
f. s. Dunbar U.ieut.)
r. f. Jones.
Mckenzie Moore.
John Moore.
Emile p. Moses (MajD.
Altamont Pate.
Alfred Pitts.
Robert Plowden.
Shelton Reid.
Jim Richardson.
Marion Wells.
Archie Wells.
Robert White.
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been left out. please do US the kind
ness to telephone No. 80, the Item
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Allen. Dan.
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Atkinson. Edward.
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Blackwell. Creighton.
Boartfield. Willie.
Boney. George.
Booth, Philip.
Bowen, John.
Bowman. Hammond Uieut.)
Bowman. william.
Bradford. Ernest.
Bradford. Edward (Licut.)
Bradford. Pitts.
Bradford, Wesley (Major.)
Bradham. Lewis.
Brinkley. Henry.
Bpockington. scriven.
Brogdon. William.
Brewer. James
Brown. Lee.
Brown. Perry.
Brown. Robert (Capt.)
Brunson. Joel.
Brunson. Lawrence.
Bryan. l.. c.. tLieut.)
Bull. Harold
Buitman. George.
Bultman. Herbert (Lieut,
Burgess. sidney (Lieut.)
Burgess. Warren (Lleut.)
Burkett. Alva.
Burns. Haliett.
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