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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
PLANNING 70 SOLVE
PROBLEM OF men
REJECTED FOR ARMY

NEW YORK. Sept. lE.--How 10 solve
tn" problem presented by thousands nj
m,n rejected ny draft boards COR at
emp. nr discharged from III" army on
:t,cnuui nf tuberculosis. Will BIZ the chIel
uucs' ion taken up a: the NORTHWESTERN
Tui..r.ulns;> Conference To be held IN
S;n.k;:tn. WASH. on Sept. - and Is.
That announcement WAS made to-day ~
fhr National Tuberculosis ASsncatIOn.
under whose auspices the conference
will hn .icd. The seven stat cS Of WASH
inrton, Oregon. Montana. Wyoming.
ldah,. AMI Ervat!", Will h" r"prrseute ed
ut THIS gathering. at which army off
r,rs, federal. state and l"cal officials,
ami tuberculosis and Rcd Cross work.
,rs VIII lay cut the concrete measures
needed !" restore these rejected and
,iIs,hnr:d non 10 health. sclf-Support
and u:-"fuin'"s.
Th" Southwestern States. the an
uounrrinvni points out. tnuSt assume
responsibility for the condition OF large
RUNNERS Of these men, At present.
boards 81 health. tuberculosis asSocia-
tio,iS and the civilian division IT the
Fed Cross in these states are receiving
from the SurErun-Gcncral Of the Army.
addresses ri all men rejected or dis
charged ~ camp rs tGb"rulnuS. OIL
lowing n CU-upCrutiF" plan. these ScN-
r,a! agencies are rndcavOriny To get
into touch with all such men and TO
prnyid" treatment for those who need II.
Though substantial progress Is being
mad. this Iirr Of states. the aSSoCia-
ton declares. is still somewhat back
ward in attacking This problem. So far
ms the tuberculosis societies are con-
rrrnrd At tn" Spokane conference. the
hifficulii"ss in the way will b. cnn%id'
-,rcd AMI practical means Of obtaining
maximum results IN future Will be
worked nui.
Among these who will speak on this
suhJ"ct AT" Major Ralph &. MHi$on. OF
Camp Lewis. Washington; Dr. i. j.
Lloyd. IT the United States Public
Health Service. S"a,1l". Frank l.. FoiStc,
director "iIiIian .rriicf. Northwestern
DIVISION. American Fed Cross. Seattle;
I>:. David L. Lyman. Wallinsfnrd. Conn.
president "f the National Tuberculosis
Association: aud Or. Charles !. Hatfield
Of Philadelphia the Associations man.
, aging director.
Another Special topic Of the confer
"ur.. Will y" tho reduction at iuh"rCu-
ln*i$ ar!"ul children IN connection "s-
r,"ru!ly with th, Iiildrcns Year drive
uf tia. T.. a. raj ,:hlldr"ns I:urcau and
IN" rl",",lrnl ku"wn as TN" Modern
i!'arl;h Crusade. IN which "lnSr 10 l.nun.
""u children nr" enrolled. The bed
cross wHil take An active part in The
i,Yu-,I:.i.'.
Mr.. l.. l.. buchanan. executive soc.
rear! IT rh. Washington Association
I"r the Prevention ord Relief Of ru
i"rrr.',>:: Seattle. is SECRETARY of tn.
t"uf.r, ne. lIr. Chrrsi"n Qucy!i. Taco.
rlI. MAsMIMElnm. IS nrrS ih,.nt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
@. Y. G. Il. Staff Passes
Resolution Of Regret

Vt n meeting al the SlaH nj the phi"
Valley General hospital held Saturday
ut the hospital III" Following resolution
MAS adopted.
cur friend and associate. Dr. w. J,
MrgraiL 'll"in= b."n suddenly taken
from lI& H.! death:
W.. h.s ro-w"rk"rS on lhr STAFF n!
the ohio Valley General hospital dcsirG
la place IN record our SINGER" apHrccHt'
li,n If The merits. civic and profess
si"naI. ri ;hS modest Christian gentle
man.
OF tn" host typ" Of citizenship. NJ the
hughes, stardurd rf the profession 81
IT.. dlr!n", his: i";L,n leaves Il vacancy III
wheeling which i. &ill hr iiard I" I'LL.
Ia his ~ r"aI'd family W. tender our
respectful ami profound sympathy
hoping that. IN TIM" the knowledge that
Dr Mcgraui viii long he r"rncmhcr"d
with grul!;u,:r and affection. may serve
t0miiIgat,, their %rusr Of loss.
T. NJ. BAIRD, VI. D.,
!. q. HoWELI.S. NJ. D..
L. j. REED. VI. l..
Committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
FINANCES
N BEST SHAPE,
SAYS JOHNSON

J CHART. ESTnN. ". VA. S'1i. IL
Making tn" biennial roper: for his d"-
: u;,r,ucni to Governor John j. CORN
we'll, who IN iurn Will transmit 1t |"
! tn. legislature. William :. J'hhS"i''
! state treasurer. today declared me ''"
: dition Of Yves; NirEini;t'S FRANCES {" Uc
: tho bcs; in the history Of III" state.
! In addition ~ tn" statistical report
); GOVERNS; the business 1T his "ltc" VI
!! thu last two years. Tr"aSur" '"AhS""
Z recommends a number at changes III 'nr
! statutes relating to the treasury ccparl-
! ru"nt
Ii" declares that the Wrs' NirE'nHl
drpnsitury law is antlQuai"d ana ina"
| ~, llntr and permits practices maj en-
J danger IN" safety al the >iai"> mum =
/ lie Expresses the h"l'f ihai al IN" III
rrronalit,cs. confusion and losses result 'HG
|. from tho present system could hr hf"'"-
bod Ivy having all money due Tho stat"
!; paid t" and deposited by ~" STATE
I:tr"aSurcr.
/ In 10 ~ tho IS states of III" un:"n.
hMr. johnson S&y". the ir"aSur"r:' h'V'
l.ahsolutn authority /" deposit ~ d"SiS-
hnnir the dcpuSllinE OF all funds. anu
Tin some of the other eight states ne has
Concurrent Jurisdiction. Urging the no.
necessity for changes in the depository
Flaw. Tho treasurer says tho records OF
his c!Ticc show an uncollc"trd balance
iiinCil,diue interest. du" This stat" from
i,dcrunct DEPOSITORY banks. amounting
Approximately &27oon. Will" similar
ilosscs Of MI other states sine" l?l"
amount to only sS.035--lcss than Sl'O
tnor state.
Treasurer johnson recommends tha'
ii.thc law be changed To provide whit ar"
known as active and inactive depoStt"-
I,rics--thosn carrying checking accounts
and those timn deposits belonging to
Fthc statc-trom which the interest rate
kyould br much lower on tho active
checking than on tn" time deposits.
Othcr recommendations made by the
treasurer arc: Tina, the state treas
urcr's bond b. s40n nm an adranc" over
tho present requirement: that the treas
urcr's salary hc Increased from S@,I""
to 5000 n year: that additional rlrr-
teal help he, secured for tho department
: 70 take care Of the Srca. increase IN
! tho work: that tho minimum bond 10 NJ
! REQUIRED If depository banks he reduced
from $50. 900 10 sln.nOn. and that Do
nosjsts equal 10 tho amount Of bonds be
allowed and hold within those limits
and that q better system for INC safe
keeping OF the states bonds and secu-
rites be adopted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
". B. BATES DIES
At ELM GROVE
PASSES AWAY AT CAMP FOLLOW
ING ILLNESS OF BUT ONE
DAY.
was Right Of way agent Of Pennsy
Lines west.-Prcminert Pitts
burgh Bus+ncsS Man

YeStaYday Afternoon at 2:?h O'Clock.
al q camp on Big Wheeling Creek oc-
CURED the death of W. Il. :ates. one or
the most widely known business mon OF
Pittsburgh. and we'll known through
this vicinity. Mr. Ealcs WAS tar on Ill
but Saturday morning. ~ pleura!-
pneumonia; and his death comes rs q
graf shock /" his host Of friends.
Mr. E:LtCs came. In this vicinity sew
cr;l Year Saco. He WIS tn" riSht-of-
way agent OF the western lines Of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad company Tor the
past two years and was widely known
lErfrr. entering IN" employee OF the
pcnnSy ROAD hr was affiliated with The
Fidelity Title and Trust company. one
IT the largest barking firms vi the
Pittsburgh district.
besides HIS widow. Mr.. Bates leaves
To Surviv" nnr son. Milton. Several
bro; hers AMI sisters al:" survive
Funeral services will Il" held TINS
morning at lu:3n o'clock frurn III" resi-
Irurr OF George GrndhauS. al la Az,
nu,.' Il. I.oring Place. ELM Grove. and
Tn. body viii hc sent - iIttShurEh H'
III" 80 train. lnt"rm"N VIII lah'
place tomorrow at Beaver Falls. Ia.
Several years ago Mr.. Oates wr"'" I
number of articles for The lntHlliEence'
UPON tn. surveys being mad" OF TINS
vicinity He bccan" widely knnwt
thruurhn;:i this vicinity and had hoS'
ut friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
LITTLET0k

Mr.. George Smith. who is employed
in Wh". ling spent Thursday here with
h:s family.
Mrs. !. Z. Robinson and son James
are spending 4 few days with relatives
IN WayneSburE.
Mrs. Care Brarllcy entertained the
Lpdi.' Aid society of the VI. T. church
n her home on Railroad street Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. !. J. Underwood and daughter
Miss Mildred. ara Spending Il few days
With friends in !'airlnunt.
Miss Arla '"uEhi!n loft Friday Tor
h.r horn. IL f';ljrm"ut after Il short visit
her" with friends.
nr. Joseph Sidlry spent Thursday
wrth his family in Warrington.
Mrs. J. Il. l'"ttjt spent Friday with
friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs j. IT. TIrnn"n and family
loft Friday for Mcponald. Ia. where
,hnv will max" ;h"ir future home.
Mrs. Harry Mu%rravc and daughter
Pauline arc spending few days with
friends in Farm"nt.
Miss Lara OFT llns returned homo az
tor :, short visit with friends in Mari
"tta.
Mrs. Ray Whistler and family have
returned huusc after Il short visit with
h.r Parents in Burton.
Mr. and Mrs Henry 1nms Of Wash
, ington spent Friday her" with the lat
tr:'s sister. Mrs. Howard Hamilton.
Miss F!a.,i" Smith Of MoundsvilIe Is
visiting friends her" FOR ~ few days.
, Mrs. Margaret Newman is spending
several days with relatives in ClarkS-
burg.
Mrs, Jrnni" Kimhlc and daughter.
; Mis-. Gladys. ar" sprnr!inG n frw days
with fr;"nds in E.arashaw.
Mr. and Mrs John Murphy and chif-
drnn arc spending n few days with the
1ot,cr's mother, Mrs. Patrick Hughes. in
E"nwnod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
HAYS REBUKES THE.
DEMOCRACY FOR
ITS PARTISANSHlP

s,-cjal Dispatch tn IN" lntclliEHnccr.
pAEEEKSlH'EG. ". Va. sept. Ia
chairman ". r.. I:ak"r. "f III" west Flr-
rin,o l:.pullirau Sat" committee. inns
,uorr;rl- r-rrtI,ri tho following leie'
rrum dotr, Sew York. September l.:
lion. ". r.. Iiarr. chairman E"p"hli'an
state ,'"mmt'ir'. parkcrsourS. W.
Va:
"Fol!oyirg - Ga" copy Of the t"t'c7
cont nv Mr. VIII II. lays. Chairman OF
.hr l:rpuhiican National Committee TO-
day, to Mr. Tunul;y. immediately on
receipt Of copy sen; to him NJ lnn'h-
naruli>. MIR. lays n in washington
ANIL hal not this morning yet received
the telegram. hu; asked Hr. Tu'huily
:nr \ COPY. THIS cory ram". and !mrc-
JInt.lv ih. following letter was sent 10
MIR Tumulty:
Washington. \. G. Sr7t. II, 1918.
.':I"n Joseph /. T'imultT.
"NIht" House. Washington. ID. {.
"D"ar Mr.. Tumulty:--I have your
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
Megral Funeral

lmprcssiv. funeral services Will DC
held this afternoon At : o'clock. IN INC
Thomson NJ F.. church. Tor pr. W. r.
n,I AWAY Friday morning at the family
home on Zanr street. Rev. II: {: How
nrI. pastor If the church will otficiate
and cntombrn.st will follow IN the re-
c.ivinS vault OF Greeu~"ou csiitecr? ::
rh, honorary lall bearers will be:
Mnssrs. Fl. F.. Jones. II. Z. McGrcEor'
". +. Easgs. /. f. slurgiss W +: Dor
Soy, W. V. Frazier. TIL" acting pais
h..rcrs will b.: J. r. Price. +. r.
, i;r.d"nrn. t. H. Watkins. Ir.. EhomaS H.
Ircss. W. II. Gown and l.. j.. ltaEes.
Ms Ada Graham Bayn" will sing Il
solo and Mrs. Grace Nelly Cole will be
accom- PIANIST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
PROOFS SECURED SHOW
AND TROTzKYY
PAID GERMAN AGENTS

r.r,,r. ,c-
NASli'H' ''>' ..,,t
moving any E""p'S 'E'' ,',.i
TrotZky. The, i'"i"h"F,E' ''f'''';'' VI,
'"rfh"h aE''t'" ,,.,,.II In
rcrm.n--n rH iH'd "'"r' ~"
day by IA" hli'I 9'"',H ~, CO..
IN" fri 'n"lAiIL''h "a, % Il"
res ."i o"'''' ,',,,,,;,. ir,,,r-
through the r"ihmlii"" ~" P""'''
mHt'oH' .,or.s
Secured IN kuSS'A y! ,>'' '''
tics" G"rumrh'S n"' ",iiE ''' ,,,,,-
German government '"'''"H" -
RAJ nthN '''i" , t'',, ....n,.in,rs
Tr"t%h! ana 'nr'r l''''', ,I.
80 i, .'.,,,a, ,lr,,,. = any 10
lies pht gives '-uur" .rI~, td
,,,. t .', ,.,r ,,r v, ,lJ conquest
mr. P,h.tH ~, W.! si,,a.i,.,;. =, Snr,.-
i ,t ,.hi,h 49,. ,ho w,riI ,r,y is con-
''J" winch, 49, 10. ,,,,.,'.I,,d hnr prc-
49,,
t"Nt. .,,,. thu,
N''9' WV '''''' no r, ,,,,.,hs
hri"r" n" W"r!" WAT W.
old ana more INA" 'M' S|'' :, .nr-
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; "n+"H ,''' :."' ,,,..,,.,,,.i,.,. agents
p'ahS |" .,.,.,s.,,u.
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anu p'"''''" ''a r,,,,,,,I.. r..r IN.
ar'i'S'S '''"
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n'''S :,,a... ,.L:,.,, YEAS
pa" "l"'' ','' "' ,t,,,,,, ,I. Az
''rS1 H'''i, w Wv ,i,,,,,,.r,. iav
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pare w." H'."'t ~ 81 l;uItur
new W." w.. ,.,.r,l',,r Ir;wccn
, 10 o'H'upt I'll" i';,.i..,,, rh,.r dis
'A' worm """ ,I,,,,,,, .r.,cb,.ry
c'"H' - ,i,,h. ,i,rns, we'll IL.
i"r f"'" n'. .=.,,,r;f,.,., &c nlocjns
+ u'''' ''''. n.l..,rI with
,,, 49, - ni,crs Of silver.
un'H ''. ,,,n '.,<,.,r. :, have been
Inc !nI''""' ,...,I ,r mr.
carrie" ""N" w., ,.ar,,o,, .y.;.n.
rahEcii''". WIZ" - I,,.i, ,r :,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
mrs. Myron T. Herrick.

EAR HARHOR, Me. Sept. l'.-Mrs.
Myrun r. HArrick. wife OF the United
STATES ambassador tn France. 1914. died
,,,.re today after a lingering illness. the
result Of Orcrwurk in Paris during the
days Of IN" first German INVASION Both
tin, ambassador and his wife worked ill
cesSantly for Americans. ms well as
subjects of other countries.
Mrs. Nerricli was 90 years old. Mr..
I,rrick, who was with hrr at the end.
will takc tn" body. to- their home In
cleveland ohio. for burial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
Miss M.rsaSs K,werlA

Miss Margaret VI. Wells, VOL Kn""''
1n,iv uf Bridgeport. passed away
Saturday night 1t o'clock M IN" nome
Of her sister. Mrs Sarah Harris. in
Br.,!s" port. following lingering illness.
Miss Wells was burn in Belmont
,.;,u,;ty sixrv-thrcc vars ago and spent
h,.r .rrti-c lifn in that county. Sh~ Is
.,r>-iy,d bv two sisters. Mrs. Sarah Itar-
~. aud Mrs. Lee Mitchell. and one
brother. Charles. "f Pennington. Q.
r.ur.r-,l services will be held Tuesday
afr. rnoor n, . o'clock from tho place OF
I.oih rev EASEL. pastor Of the Pres
hy,.r;,r church. will ofticiatn. and in
mon, wiil b.. in IIicksidc cemetery. near
CuirrIlu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
Ennernl This Morning.

mis- MORNING At $50 O'CLOCK. from
tn. family residence at rs North Huron
street. funeral services will be held for
John Charles. son OF Frank and Anna
Kelley. who passed away Saturday. in
his twcnr y-socond year. Mass Will be
celebrated at -. Jescph's Cathedral and
iutrrrrrnt will be in Mount Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
henderson Services.

Funcra! services will be hold this
morning ut II o'clock from tn" HON" OF
her daughter. Mrs Edward McCansland'
Main street. Elm Grove. for Mrs. Nal
yinia G. Henderson. Of West AlcxandeT,
Pa. WHO passed away Saturday follow
ing a lingering illness. lnt"rrncnt Will
follow in West Alexander cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16

No matter what you want. = will
sarc you tirrr ard money TO use lntcllI-
Senccr WANT ADS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-05
In These Trades Needed Now

GAS ENGINE EXPERTS INSTRUMENT REPAIR
 FRS
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-10
Melde Staaten leiiten oem gnnSe
Die meiiten Gtemern?

?
9ie sssrlIanoiteuern ergaben I'M ab.
gelatfenen 6isfaIiabre eine ginnab.
me bon 1851, ,9t8,236.91, uuo Sic
geinnrnte ginnabnle miro nod erbe6-
ii6 groBer ieir aIs oieier getraa, So
er r1idt Die 3oIleinnabnnen un0 Die
als Deri6ieoenen auellef einf6lieBt,
Die ben getrag auf iiber piertarfeno
Uaaionen bri1igen miiroen. Oa ole
gbiiht borliegt, i'm la1tfenoer Sabre
abttollienb Millionen Dollars ourdl
Steuern aitf5nbriagerl 10 1T es nid]t
obne SSntereIie, 5ii tpiiien, aus tDeIdcn
Smoesteilen Die Steuern I'M poriaen
Sabre fnrnen.
Seem Oorf 5ablte iiber $50 Millio-
ilen Collars, Hennipluafria beiuabe
500 Milionelr iino Sninois ettua 800
Wilionen Die Staatengrnppe be-
YtebeIlo aus fen england, sselu
Dorf, Sem Serfep, Henninlpoilid. 9e.
laipare, Warpluno, Ohio, Sssnoiana,
Mihigan llnb Sainois 5nblte beinabe
so Yro5ent Der Stenern, obmobl fic
ttiir Apa as Nro5ent Der geipobner
Ocs 2anbes entbdIt. GIf fii0Iidje
Staaten 5abIten 5nianlnien tpeliiqer
als Der eit5ige gbica5o Oiitrift, aber
cinselne Der groBen @etreioe 5taa=
ten ergaben nnertpartet bobe Sums
nlen.
SSn oen aolnites oes 0anies uno
oes Senats, tpeIbe Die fommence
Steuerbia 81 enttperfen baben, iino
Die am bobiten 5abletloen Stonten
lebr i6tpah pertreten. geioe aonri-
tes baben als goriiser Wfanner ans
iilolife1l Stnaten, bic fleine Steuern
5ablei SIN Senats Tinan3 Qo-
mite iino Die eripdbnten Staaten Die
so Ero5ert Ser Steuern oufbrinaeu.
aan5 alleiu ourb oen Senator @errp
BON Mbooe Sslano, Ser Der Weebrbeit
angebort, pertreten, obtpobl stuei Ba-
farlaen porbanoen liito, Die, fpenn lie
beiest peroen, oas SerbdItnis ettpas
dnoern ntogen SIM Saus. .&onlite
fir 0eittel uno @ege baben Die Staa-
ten melde Die idbmeriten 5teuersab=
lcr lfno, nur fiinf 8ertreter aus orei-
5ebn alf Der oerlofratiid)en Seite.
ytitt Elm ein5iger Der groBen Staaten
ut ourb einen 8oriisen0en eines
mlhtlgen Gonlites pertreten, uno in
falt alien Gomites befiuoeu lid, sic
republifaniid)en Niitelieoer in Ger
hoffmlnssloien Minoerbeit. GieieSat-
laden lilio 5il beadtea, tpenn Die ueue
Steilerbin befannt miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-10

uyomiia @ieoonlolti~ an Stele Der
friiberen vgirfbeipiia 8ieoomolfi
nit 25,000 Abonneilten. 0ie .8et-
iderniia @ieoonloIti" fonfurrieren
nit Der porgenani1ten ltnb bas y@et-
i6erneie Slomo" NIT Der ,@etld)cr-
mia Sgni" Die sluflaee Der beioen
lebtgenanten betrogen ie 10000 bis
10000. Gas u@etiberneie Slopo@
it panilapiitiid ilno ausgeiproden
oeltibfeinolid). Gs giebt nod glbeno=
ansgaben Der uFetrograosfaiu @aIe-
to" uno Der marimaliltii1en u&ras-
ilaiu @aieta."
3iefe lteberiid)t lit, faas iie ol:f
gollltanoigfeit slniprilb MAIDEN fam.
intereliant 9sah ibren alngaben md-
rem IN petersburg fait feline moftirna-
liltiihen 3eitlingen mebr. Sic aroBe-
rem inarimaliitiiden glatter iino in
Der Sat init Der Gopietregierlng nod
Wosfalt ge5ogen 8e5eihnello fir Sic
Gage, bob am Sero Der giepolution
llno an Sero oer narimaliItifdelr
ltmDal5ung Die 9oIibefpifi beiite 10
pellig 3eitungen baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-10

uno i'm t3nianllnenbang oanlit leine
rfolfloriitllfen4 llnteriud)ungelL Sic
i'm in ben lesten sSabren ieines &c
bens pornebmli6 belhaftigt baben
User fottnte iid) aber in Wtdrbell
uno Sagen pertiefen, obne 2iebe sur
9fatllr uno Waeniden2 &nors trug
Die Meni6enliebe nidt CUR S6au.
Die Weniben batten i'm enttdnid)t.
u@obi1 id) lab, mobin icb ging,
&ar Salidbeit lnlb gerbruB,
llro ieoer Sub, ben id empfins,
Us mar Elm SiloasfltB.
anorsens &eien NOR ouf @aDr=
belt geiteIlt: ebrlid uno treu, often
u1lO aufridtie Die 8abrbeit inter al
len ltnItanoen .iagen, menn notig,
idroff uno riidlihtslos, oas NOR iein
Sebens5iel Dem er bis gum Sooe treu.
blie6. 8ie oie Me1l1en ser Morhen,
10 mar Snort oie @obrbeit Gie
Oteniden boren lie nidt germ. @r
tDuroe einianL auf iib berlbeno. 0ie
sSreunbe, Die BEN @eiien BON SarrD=
toDn ob ltto 5u beiubter, fpnitten iib
napon iiber5eugell, aber lie tpuBteil,
iuel6 reihes Snnenleben oieierMenit1
lebte, ullo tuubten Die Stunoen sll
sdasen, Die iie NIT linn perbradten.
er mar eigertlth nidt ntitteilionl
lino iprad fait ME ober nur nit Der
groBten geldeibenbeit bon ieinefl ci-
senen @erfen. Seine reidel1 2ebens-
erfahr1ingen fiif1oigten Worte tiefer
gSeisbeit. Seine Hebe ipar niht glan=
seno, nieltnebr niihtern uno Iebbaft
flangen feline @orte, aber gerdbe bds
regte aen 96rer an, Ser ben Spriid)en
oes @ielerfabrenen Iallidte iino 5l,-
gleid) oas geiitreihe MntIis BEG Mc-
oenSen NIT Der prahtpollen Oenfer.
Itirn ebrfiirdtig betraftete.
Iuf oes 2ebens ShifiaIsl6l1ge
lino aarl Snort nidt er5part gebIie-
ben. tie erid)iitterteit 5eitpeilig feline
2ebensfraft, ltnb 10 lit er friber oa-
BIN gegangef,, ols ieine tros oes SCI.
ters nngetpobnlihe Hiiltigfeit perrnu-
ten lieB, .5ii friib fir Die liebeitbe Gat-
tin nno Sodlter. 81 friib allen lelnen
sSrelluoen oes freien 9enferls mno Ser
@abrbeit. fit Die er tpdbreilb ieines
ganden 2ebens oen bitteren &arnpf
gefdnlpit,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-10
Die Getersbnrser Hreiie BON bente.

SIN Seliingforier .&ufpuoltoots-
blaoet" miro bonn yGetersbllrger 8e=
ridterltatter foIgell0e lleberiiht Der
gegeltipdrtigen BreIie gegeben:
@n Der Spite Der Moreenbl1tter
finoen mir oas .Soprenenitoie Glc-
mo-" meldes nid)t als elm offi5ieae5
Organ irgeno eiiler Bartei be8eihnct
lperoen fam, troboem aber nod ieis
ner Hidtllng als Elm entid)ieoenes aa=
hettenblatt angeleben iperoen mus.
9ieie 3eitilrg batte, ais bas Snterei7
ie fir sbobere@ Eolitif nod GROCER
mar, cine sluflage bon 10000
grenlplarell. fDdbre1o es Wiitte Wfai
MIR $4,000 maren. Gin 5ipeiter Stelie
iteht Warim @orfi's 9latt ,geomaia
Sdisni" (oNeues 2eben") nit einer
sluflage BON ungefdbr $4,000 greln.
blarelt 3ieie 3eitung miro gut gelei-
tet ilno perfiigt iiber tiibtige 2r1ftc.
sSriiber gait lie ais oeittibfreunolih
bis IN Die SSingeripisen, aber neite
@inoltoBe baben ibrel &llrs eean-
bert. Sin oritter 5teae in geSna auf
Die @roBe Der sluflage itebt Sic
~&ietid" nit ettpa $4,000 Gren1pla-
ren @eit binter bieien orei gl1ttern
folgen Damn Der uOeni" Gag -
oas Organ oes lo5ialiltii1en @eoan.
fens = nit $4,000 slbonnenten
(friiber iiber 100000 llno oas .Die-
10 9earooo" (Si1ernoms 8Iattl nit
10000 Grenplareu. sllS lette Ser
politii6en 3eitungen lit Der io5ial-
oelnofratiid marintiitiide vNopil
Sutld" nit farm 5000 gl6onnenten
Sil nennen.
ltnter ben Dni1tpolitiiben" 3ei.
htngen fam man oen .Betrograosfii
@plos" nit $4,000 Gretnplaren err
wdbnen uno Die 8ollIenoro5eituus
!, ,8etroerabsfaia @aieta, Die nltf
$4,000 berllntergegangen Ill.
Inter ben slbenobldttern tontnt
5uerit Die .@etiherniia Ggni" mii
$1,000 greu1pIoren, Ole birefte g,af,.
folgerin Der friiberen Suiporinifcn
@etiderneie @relnia," iie lit aus
geipro6en oeiitid)-feinolid]. Sn oeriel-
ben 8rliderei imo teilipeiie nit oen.
ielben reooftioneIlen MitarbeiterlL
pie Die Dor einiger 3eit eitge5ogene
8urt5eius 3eitung, miro oas y9setro.
graosfoie Gho" bergeitellt, ipelhcs
lebbaft 5u @unlten ser @nteute
idreibt. slls brittle unter cen sbeto.
5eitllngen lit Der u@etidernii Sfbas~
GAbenoltunoe") 8li erip1bner, nit
elmer auflage bon etfuo 10000. bic.
ie 3eifintg miro Dor aIlem Iittera-
riid gut seleitet. Damn fommt oiel