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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-30
@erm0sens- Mnfteilmng.

Gadoem Capt. GBarIes
Q 6reiner III &erruf.Ile Dor
.eiaigen Mollaten ieilen odt5igiteri
8ehnrtsfoa beganget, bat ser I'M
met nod iebr riiitige uno ~seiitesfri-
Ide Munt beidIolicn, iid) pen aIler
@elddftstdtigfeit 5~rrriid3n5ieben ullo
8t 0iefem 3tDede bat cr icin rtciigcs,
auf Diele Milionen g~eld)o3tes 9erm3-
gen Inter ieine fGnf S6bne:: a. g.,
-. S., 2oHis 81, Charles Sr. ulsS
&aIter 81. 5um iofortigen @ebraud.
perteilt. Der @eifs bes gnpt. Sdrci,
sler belteDt ans 8arf, fnitintdnuiid)en
@eif)aften, @rmoeigentlim III San
Antonio, IN 9erar Gountp, III Car.
oereien nno 8iebbecroen in MaIon,
Real, Yreiioio, aimbaIl, eouorbs,
Sutton, &err nno fSrio Goltntn. osm
6olle elmer Observation-Disclosures
i'll Der 8erteilung meroen 0. 6. @ar.
nett, 3. sc. @amiltpn mo arthnt
Renl ols S6ieosrihter beitimnit unf
ais Steilpertreter, metn elmer oet
Eritgenannten nidt oienen fam, g
e. Gihnros uno Robert ReaI
@npt. Sd)reiner iprift ocn @uuld
nas, naB u. s. Shreiner 81,
Charles Sdlreiner uiio Die Shreiner
6ooges eompnnp permalten moae
&. Shreincr ben geiamnlten 8iehhe
ltanb nit @alter d. oils Niiiitellt mi
2ouis q. Die Sanf. Seoer bon if
ncn erbalt eincu feitgciesten @eboI
fsno meitere Siintmcn fiir amber.
Dierlte. gnBcroem be5ieben ieoer De
Fanf Sobnc niio 6ran SraneesS drei
ner Sellers, 5rau Seno Shreine
Bartee un6 Srnu Miinie Sdreine
MigsbD jdbrlih $4,000.
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gcit yrent fr seras: Montag Ben 30. 5tyttmbr 1918.
geetboben=a unsert.

Am Sonntag obello gob Der Sect
bopen Wdtnnerdor na6 LANCER 8uuic
mieoer ei1 &on5ert. -0as &olt5ert
mar ielr gut, aber nidt III elmer
@eiie beiudt, Die Der @ortrefflibfeit
oes @ebotenen angemellen mar. Der
geetbopen Mianner6pr Iqng. 5pei Sic
Der, Gotett5u9 bon Sd)miot O8ebf
Rai4in, SSabr 8o1fer, unierm Sdritt")
iilao Die 9rei 9toslein poit Glider
neSsest eaafg s ans 9%runnele4 )pelHs
geioe .portrefflid geiungen tpltroen,
gafl5 Defenders aber oos %5tpeite, Sos
herrltd borgetragen ml1roe. Der
@erein ialtg oltBerbem 5lDei groBe
Gb6re nit Soli, Die nSlnmud)t" bon
SCHUBERT, cine imlloerbare &ompnli-
ton, Die INNER einer itarfen @ir=
flung iid)er tit, 1lno oos meniger &C.
baltpoae, aber a1d mirfungsnoIe
Clan 4lpine" BON 8rud). Sn critic
rent iang 5rou Saul &ofs, in lebte.
rem @err S. S. &rns bos Solo.
Srau Gods bot etre ipnlpatiibe,
peib uno flar flingenoe Gimme nno
treffliden gortrag, 5err &uub lit
ein 8aritonidneer nit beoentenoea
5timmmitteln. 5ral HodJs Tang nod
ipdter mebrere 2ieoer, ,Jor poit
alone" bon Cell nno .Garitas" bon
@pnlte, nit benen lie 1tarfen grfolg
e~r5ielte II. %ltarfen Seifaa %berhorricf;
oas 5fpeite muBte lie Dieoerl,olen. 9r.
<nt fang ebenfaus nod 5ipei Sic
Ser, San 9eeper" BON 9amroIh
unb ogbe &oiarp" bon NepiL Sic
lebbaften 8eifaa fanoen. SRI. Sattie
Garrett, oie auf Dem Brogramm an
gefinotgt mar, fang peeen Snoispo=
iition nidt, itatt ibrer lang 6rau
GloaIien 5duei dllBerit mirfuttgspoIle
2ieber yEbe @mericans come" poi
Softer uno IS anl longing for pom"
Die belize por5itglid BON ibt porgetro-
gen pllroen uno bel beltcn lire prddy
tige Stimme sur poIen @elti,ng fom.
Sri. 3lttb 8ittmer trllg ein poar
&lapieritiide, oSlilpromptu" ppa
SCHUBERT uno y@uI5er" BON Chopin,
brilliant Dor uho iallg uls 9anf fir
ben itarfen Mpplaus elm 2ieo, motnit
tie 5eigte. baB iie cine ebenfo tiid,tiee |
Sdngerin lit, uie &lapieripielerin.
Srau 6. 8. Wc4eliin errang einen
glau5enoen @rfolg nit einisen Cor
net=Sifen, Die pradtig bon ihr 9e-
ipielt ipuroen, Defenders sic Melcbie
bes r9as lit i'm 2eben baBIid ctr
geridtet" aits Dem y9rompeter bon
Sddingen." Sim Sdlub ipur6e oas
Star Spangleb 8anner" pom Gbor
.geIlngen, bel Dem 5rau Gods, 6rai
GlaalIen, 5rali Mcaenna ltuo SEER
Stunts mitnirften. Die &I1nierhealci
tllng ipuroe bon Sri. Stela Briggs
iebr gut selpielt. 5err Grofeiiof
Glaoiien leitete nit aroBcr Meifter
idaft oas .@an5e.
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l.ckaIes.
Die uierte 9ibertp 2oan. Sarmpaamt

Die bierte 9ibertg 2pan Sampaamt
spltroe am Sounstug nod)u1ittae ourd
cine groBe Wtlitarparaoe eingeleitet.
Ser Bug Iette li6 fur5 ro6 5tDei
l1br, nod)oem bier gonlben abgefeuert
marett, bonn 9Ilon1o BsfdBe aus in 9e-
tpegltng mo id)l1rg Sic iibIidJegforid)=
route oaa9 Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ser Stootf eiu. Sell aarngt nobnteli
Manni6ofteu Ser IS. ullo Sc. Snfan-
crie-&egimenter, Der Is. Selo=Irtil-
lerie-grigobe, iomie bic &opellen oes
10. Snfanterie- uno oes "a. MrtiQe.
riezGegimentes. Gen S6luB Ser Bro-
~5eiiion ntadten Die Standardization.
am Ibeno fano alf Dem Mlano
Blase cine groBe GeriamnlIutg INT
ter abbrennen zines brillanten
5euerperfes itntt. Ippeuatiorsri6ter
SIP, &ongreB-&anbibat Carlos Bee,
foiDie mebrere fran5oiiibe uno pier
amerifaniibe Soloaten, tpeIde BON
ben S6ladtfeloern 5uriidgefebrt ipa=
zen, bieIten patriotiibe aniprad)en,
ruelde BON Dem nod Eauienben 5db-
lenoen Bliblifltm entbulioitiih auf.
genommen tuuroen.
WaDor 8en, Gountprid)ter Oabis
uno Soiepb $. Srolt Ger 8orliseloc
0es &umpngne=&omites, baben ei,.e
PROCLAMATION erlaiien, in Ser tie Die
8iirger Der Stnot aufforoern, ibre
2opalitdt iino Yatriotismus ourh
Grfbiilen Der amerifunii6en 5loggen
bis gum SdlnB Der Sammlungen at
oenonltrteren. SoDeit bis iebt al er-
ieben, fuaren bieielben am Somstag
bon einent groBen Grfolg gefront n1to
nabe5u cine Million Dollar bon Der
pon Sau Artonio perlangten Quote
mlroen nnteridriebeu. Son Sen In
ter5eidnern eroBerer getrdge iino 81
nennen:- lllman Stern & arouiie,
$4,000; g. 81. Mahine auo 5llpplp
Gompanu, $4,000; Sosfe Bros,
100000, .. u. Sppeilbeirner, $50,
900; 81. 9. 6ranf & 60, $4,000;
5amilie 5roit, $4,000; s. sc. 8eft-
nett fen. uno iun., $4,000: 90. g
Ginning, $4,000; Bioneet Mias.
$4,000; Gan Intonio 9rua Com
PAM, $4,000; Mrs. 8eoea Moore,
$4,000; ct. Mntbofp uro Menger
5otels, $4,000; M. 9alff & Bros.
$4,000; @olff & Marr Golnparn
$4,000; 5amilie Stepes, $4,000
8. CHANDLER, $4,000; u. e.
$4,000: 2ibertp Mias, $25..
900; STE Brpor uno 5rai, $4,000;
Blum & Go, $4,000; @ortbom
SbolDs, $4,000; @unble Oil Cont
$4,000; Gan Mntonio 2oan
ano Srltit Company, $4,000. Gen
tral Srnit Gompanp, $4,000. @lto.
rantee Sboe Company, $4,000; 9eat
Do. @aiber, $4,000; Sranf 9ros
ste, 1000. Raniom & Sils6ee, So.
900; @. 6. Smitb, $4,000. 9roipn
Cleaning Company, $4,000: s. s..
Werctta. $4,000.
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rider Depots tpobilen ODER beidGf
ttat iino, einen graubnisidein err
tuirfen. Observation-Disclosures fonnen
nit @efdngnis ODER Snternierung BE.
Itraft tperoen. Sic notigen 6ormuIa.
re fir Ole 4llsfertigung bieier grs
ADMINISTERING ii1ro in Der Office oas
Bunoesmariha15 81 baben. Seoer
Mpplifation miiilen 5mei Ybotogra-
phien Der IntragIteuerin b~eigefiigt
nerben. 6raltell nno Md6d)erl, tDeld)e
Omrd, oieie 8%erfiigung betroifen mes-
Den, follteu lofort sic notigeu Sdrit=
te tun rno iih oieie .Termti5" ans
ite1en laIien.
Im Somstag abenb mnrGe
oas 8ugqp oes Mildfarmers $. y.
Yorter, IN Incident Derielbe nit lei
ner 6anlilie nod ieinem Seim, oer
Smtfbine 0airp Sarm 5uriidfebren
mollte, an Der Georgia Apenue bon
einem 4utompbifiiteil, Der es iebr Ell
Zig bate, iiber ben Saufeu eefabrell
nno Die Sellte ibrem Sdifinl iiber
lai1en. gines DER &inoer mar anihei-
uenh idlper perlebt II. Yerionen, mel
DIE in Der N~ad)barid)aft Der llnfal=
Itatte mobltten, te%lepbonierten nad)
elmer ambulan5. Iber aud oieies &c
fabrt murbe bonn MiBaefd}id perfoigt
uiro erlitt an Der @eit Commerce nnb
Yturri StraBe in einer Solution nit
elmer SfraBeubabn4Gar betrG6tlid)e
8eihnoigungen. Die 6eioen SniaIlen
Der Imbulan5, Der Gbnuffenr Snrt-
man ionic Der Eoli5iIt &uifaf, ent
gingen init fnapper 9tot ifiperen Ser
lesungeu. Borter'S &ino, melfes
ourd Den 3uianR1enitoB nit bent
Ilttomobil oni Die StroBe geid)leus
bert NOR, mar in5piiben BON einenl
berbeigerufenen Ir5te perbunoen ulb
nadl Sauie geIdpfft Dorben.
NGhlten 6reitag miro abcl=
mails cine 3iliammenfrntt Der ar.
beit9eber bon Sm Intonio ltattfin,
Den, in tpelher $. ". 2enis, Oireftor
oes Notionol Arbeits 9iiros, cine
Iniprad)e balten miro. @ie es beibt,
| gcben Die g%rbeitgeber nit Dem Blone
nm, MIR iolfe &eute in >3ufnnft eli
5uite1en, peld)e bel Dem Nationol-
Irbeits 9iiro re9iitriert baben.
0ns 0ireftoriul oes $50
mems Club bat beihloilcn, George
". 8~rodenrioge 81 @bren einer
.g~radenrioae Dan" i'm 9rodenriogC
Bart SIT feiern. Dieie @brune Ioll Ell
he oagenleine Inerfennung 0eIie,
iein, mas Serr 8rodeurioee fir oil
Stobt getan bat, lit aber ipe5iel
our6 fiir5lid) aenlodlte 2%anoidenfun
gen i'm @erte bon $27 900 pernnlob.
por0en.
- SmIl &. arueeer. Der gi5eprG
lioeut Der g. u. Mo6ine & Suppll
Company, lit BON elmer Heiie mad
Souiton. Beaumont uno onoerel
St1bten 5uriidqefebrt, sic er ali
8eranlaIiung oes Chipping Board
mad)te. Seine 6irnla bat 6eoeuteno
8eltellungen Der Hegierung erboltell
3wolf Reger-S 9 loater, meld,
/. lid mn 26. 4ugult grobe 9(lisidrel
tunaen, Ole nabe5u an Melttere
itreiften, I'M Camp 3raois 81 SdpI
ben fotnmen lieBerL tueroen nadItel
Mittipcf) oor elm ariessgeridt &c
itent meroel. Die 9teecr periidteI'
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SiIberne Spdseit.

am Sonntaa feierten 5err $. s.
2eininger uno feline @nttiu bas GeIi
ibrer iil6ernen Soh5eit, Si melher
5eier lid 5oblreide Srelnoe bes Sn-
belpaares eingefilnoen batten. slildl
ser 9ermonnsiobne @emiifter Gbor,
oeiien geidaetes Mitelieb Srait Gci-
uinger tit, mar eridienen mo tru9
mebrere 2ieOer unter 2eituug leinea
tiidJtiaen 8irigenten, @errn TrofeiIur
Warr, Dor.
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uaarft.Beriht
gottDn.

Gan Iiitorio, beute IS Gents.
@alpeitou, ssitern feiue 81rie.
GottOniamen-Eroonfte
Gan Altnuio, 80. @ept., 1918.
gruoe Cotton Geeo Oil. $1.81.
S.ort, .Hrnhuf fs
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: SSiinfsehu Gdn1lfinner

Siinf5ebn Sdulfinoer ans So
En County, tDel6e iid beim Ser
fmif BON ariegsipnrmarfen Defenders
Berborgetan nnb ~suiantmen co. $50,
go obeeiett batten, puroen ON
5mrstng bilrf Yreiie in 8etrdgeu
non $40 Biz 500 belobnt. 9en er.
5ten Yreis BON 500 erbielt SRI. Ma.
rp Maion, cine Sdiilerin Ser Moiri
Iuefiie Sohid)ule, Die fir $6,427.25
Marfen abgeiett bate. Den %oipeitcf
uno oritten Breis in Sobe bon SOL
aino $50 befomen @iaie Barber mi
0drrp gurfbalter; aiiBer0em luurocl
ied)s 9reile pom lie SIS uno iehs Dol
$40 ~atsssteilt. Die Bramien iplr
oen ielbitueritdnoIidj alid in ariegs
SapormarFen segebcn.
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SudlseitsmniIf.

Wit Der Seiuegmig. oen 2obcli-
grin'ihen @od8eitsmarid aus Den
SrQuuugsprogromrnelt 5t nebmen,
erfldre i6 mid hermit ourfalls ein.
%peritunoeu. gu Sroinngeu paBt
meiltenS ein Sroitcrmarid) BON Gbn-
pin mett better. 90.
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Gunner iidler.

Mutter; limo Oh bait erloitbt.
BOP Der iu1l9e Mam Old fiiBt?"
Sod)ter: ySsaipoIl~
Muttcr. Gas wnr lebr inois
fret
Sodter. vaeinesmegst SA ia
be mid bod uorber nadI ieiiten IL
uan5iellen 8erbdltuiilen erflnoigt!-
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Teiner @inf.

.Sic riiden immer ipeitcr BON mir
meg, perebrte Gouline lit Sbnen
meme Nobe unangenebm?"
nHun, ib oad)te fiir cinen eni-
~fernten @erwanoten idBen Sic he-
reits nahe gentq bel miri"
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gieh-Iarft.

Gan sntonio. 80. Sept. 1918.
aiibe, $4.65 bis $3.50.
Rdlber, $500 bis $1f.25.
@uuen, S7.75 bis $1f.50.
0dieu, $3.50 bis $14,75.
ct. 2puis, 80. Sept. 1915
Rtnopieb. Serass@ier, $40 bis$fS.0o.
Sdmeine. $15.25 biz $3.50.
Seae.
gSolf unb Studs 80. -. 30 Cts.
Yngorus 3iegeri. per BIB. i. 10 cts.
anaoros Sieaen. bslddsiat ~. s eta.
Sdnft.
@eidi5ene 6Gute ....... t5e per B5D.
@riine Sdlite ......... 12c Der $40.
Srcdcne Sdite ........ .20c per Bfb.
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Gemaie.

gan ~slntonio. 80. Sept. 1918.
&artoffeln, California, $3.75.
5ii6tnrtoffeln, Gam. $500.
3tpiebeln, Seras 8ermlibns, $3.50 uilo
SITS, grpftal @are $t.75 uno $500.
Somafen, Gal, $3.50.
8ohnen. Colorado. Yinto. per Bfo..
Sff,O0; California 8opous. per ciuf..
$1,000; Einfs, $3.50; 2ima, $3.50:
RabD. $500; @lnfepes, $500.
Stride Gtrina Beans. $3.50.
4ohl 1913 iulo $500 per 100 4funo.
@riiner Sfeffer. $1.0O per 8nihel.
Gabieshen, 50c per Sbo. 8iinoeI.
PeerretrrasRurse per Rfo. iyA.
@urfen, 75e per Obb.
grblen. per fleiner Grate. $500.
8eeten, $3.50 Der 100 RfuuS.
0opfiafaf, 1915 per Crate.
Beteriilie, Acc Der 9aiben6 sginneI.
8firiide. $1.65 uno SITS per Crate.
8elbe @ur5eln, $500 per 100 gf6.
gierpflan5en, $3.50 per BufdeI.
Mitben. $500 per 100 9funb.
Gquoih. $3.50 per guIhel.
Ganteloupes, St.50.
Spinat. $1.75 Der Sarnper.
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S60n aeiagt.

N; Der alte 8orIter pito lid
aber freuen, boB er Dir oieien So
rem oufgebuuoen bat.
9: sd CLAUDE. Oh gloubit. CT
glotbt, id glnnb'sl"
Ser Siihtiglte lit rciI 81 lol
len. meun or sur Ginbiloumg ieiter
Observation-Disclosures eelongt.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-09-12
REFUGEES REACH SWEDEN
Safe Conduct Granted from Russia
Through Finland.

oaIS VonoucI Grante0 from Russia
Through Finland.
Haparanda, Sweden, Sept. 9.-After
numerous delays incidental to the up
set in political conditions in Russia
and the cholera quarantine, train
load Of American refugees which left
Moscow Aug. 26, arrived at Haparanda
Friday after a uneventful trip through
Finland.
The German guards along the Fin
nish railroad offered no resistance to
the. passage Of the Americans who
were accompanied by an italian mill
tary mission Of 80 officers and pri-
Yates under command of General
Romei.
The Finnish officials showed every
possible courtesy and fulfilled their
guarantee of safe conduct made to
neutral ministers in Russia who had
arranged for the departure Of the
train.
NJ. Komasake, the Japanese consul
general at Moscow, accompanied by
the japanese military attache and six
other officials, passed through Finland
a day ahead Of the Americans and
italian party and reached Sweden
safely. ~ 4'1 y
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LaFere and Laon Also Object
ives in Foch's Forward
Movement.
IS NOT GOOD
Famous Hindenburu Line Now Cut ae
Two Points-Americans Still
Advancing on vesIe-
Aisne Front.

London, Sept. 9.-The British ana
French armies continue to cut their
way into the German lines on .the
various sectors on the lower parts Of
the battle line in France. Notwith-
standing the bad weather which has
cause somewhat of slackentng in
the violence of their operations, Field
Marshal Haig's forces have materially
encroached upon Cambria and st.
Quentin, while further south the
French armies are pressing eastward
on the old Noyon sector towards La
Fere and Laon and northward from
scissors in an auxiliary maneuver
with the same detectives in view.
The French have pressed forward
to the little village Of LIE Hamel on
the Somme and have occupied 1t.
This puts the furthermost advance of
the allies to within five miles of the
rail junction at st. Quentin.
Between the Vesle and the Aisne
rivers, where the American troops are
fighting in conjunction with the
French, additional ground has been
gained by the allied forces.
+ The British are now standing at
villeveque, six miles from st. Quentin,
having carried out an advance over a
ten-mile front on the general line Of
Ephey, Hesbecourt and Vermand. To
the north the greater part Of Havrin-
court wood, one of the German strong
points barring the way to Cambria,
has also been captured.
Hindenburg Line Again Pierced. /
Washington, Sept. 9.-Marshal Foch's,
succession of hammer blows from,
Rheims to Arras have now we'll nigh
completely flattened out the great
bulges created by the German offen-
sive Of the spring and early summer,
and the well co-ordinated progress Of,
his attack has brought him to point
where he may well be able to strike a
disastrous blow to the German defen-
sive system in the west.
From Laon to Cambrai the Hinden-
burg line stood all last year in the way
Of the allied armies seeking to drive
back the enemy from northern France
and Flanders. Little impression was
made in that line except temporarily
in General Byng's drive below Cam
brai last fall. Already in this sum-
mer's campaign, however, the line has
been pierced on wide front along it's
northerly stretches by the British, and
within the past few hours it/has been
penetrated in its southerly reaches by
the French.
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Kerensky General IL ReIea.ed.

Amsterdam, Sept. General Brus.
silof, commander in chief Of the
Russian armies during the Kerensky
regime, has been released by order Of
the Bolshevik government, according
to Moscow dispatch to the Rhenisch
Westphalian Gazette Of Essen. No in
eliminating evidence was disclosed at
this examination, the dispatch adds.
A Copenhagen dispatch on February
s reported that General Brussilon had
been arrested at Moscow. The nature
Of the charges against him was not
disclosed.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-09-12
BAKER AND PARTY IN FRANCE
Secretary Of War Again Visits Scene
az Aoefili<ies

washington, Sept. 9.-The war de-
partment announced the arrival in
France Of Secretary Baker, accom-
panied by an official party including
John D. Ryan, assistant secretary in
charge Of aircraft, and Major General
Gorgas. surgeon general Of the army.
Mr.. Baker and his party made the
trip on an army transport which car
ried its usual quota of soldiers to
France.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-09-12

The British in Picardy opened the
week by occupying Peronne after an
Australian force had captured Mort
81. Quentin in q brilliant operation.
A little to the north Haig's men then
took Combles, Norval, Courcelette and
lie Transloy, and snaightened out thsir
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-09-12

Winston; justin r.. VandenOever,
AIinot.- At Camp Gordon: Paul M.
Paulson Of Fessenden received his
commission.
Devils Lake.-H. Carlson, a baker at
this point, has been asked to con-
tribute $500 to the work Of the local
Red Cross as a result Of findings by
r. o. Baird, executive secretary to
the federal food administrator for this
state, who declares that Carlson did
not comply with rules of the admins
tration governing the use Of flour. In
default Of the payment asked, the de-
PENDANTS bakery license will be re-
voked, 1t is alleged.
Bismarck.-Two thousand domestic
and foreign corporations doing bust
ness in North Dakota must file their
now delinquent corporation reports
with Secretary Of State Thomas Hall
or have their corporation charters
revoked. These reports are required
by law to be filed annually with the
secretary Of state, accompanied by a
small fee. For several years many
corporations each year have failed to
file their reports, and have either lost
their charters or had them reinstated
under curative legislation provided for
that purpose.
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RELLAIRE !. N.
To BE: REALITY
PLANS ARE UNDER WAY TO REoE-
CAME THE ASSO CIATTON
AND TO BOOST TT ALONG.
interesting Happenings Scattered from
-. Throughout the Belatrs Dis
trtct.

Tentative ARRANGEMENTS for the rT,"r-
Eanizu:.on O. ci,H E"Illi-" Young Noes
Christian aSSo"lat:"n were made AT lN'
meeting of tWcrtE-fi"" r"3..S"niativf
citizens nf 3nll;tjr.. N the council cn<l'n-
Der yesterday afternoon.
" G. NrClasu AMI David w aK'r:
bankers. VIII" ~"rc r"nlhcrs nt the oid
orSaniZatioti. had charge Of N" meet
ing. Th"Ss present wcrs takHn into me
Organization. and NJ. c. MCCAIN was
chosen TEN orary chairman and DaEio
walker secretary. -
trustees w"-. chosen 20 follows: FOR
three years. ". &. Mccain. David wal
kep and c. NJ Rod"t"C: for TWO years
w. D. Mnllutt. James Stewart and haE-
rN,Tavlor: for ono :"ar. W. G. Carna-
han. William RoS and Z. D. DuHH!N. \
comrir,e.. composed ~ Harry Tyler. D.
D"FDuRois and X. G.. Cooper WAS ap-
pointed t. an,rNd The bylaws and con
srrtution so ;hat they WI b. acc"pt;bie
to-thc national and state y. NJ. :. ~
oreaniZat!on
a resolution WIS adopted that the 7.
NC. \. building be erected AS = me-
mortal to o'Ir boys who made nc SUI
urerne sacrifice and in apprcci;tton. "S
tho soldiers sailors and rlar!ncS. Also
that the soldiers sailors and marines
FROM I5c.lairr and vicinity b. pr''S"n''"i
with a five year membership IN IN" or
SaniZat!1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-14
RESINOL CLEARS
AWAY EMBARRASSING
Pl M PL ES

March S0.--"SOme time ago pimples
began 10 appear on my forehead aAo
spread 30 thu, people unmarked abou
them. and / didn't liko TO go anywhere
on that account. l tried various creams
soaps, and skin remedies. but nothing
seemed to help me. \ friend Of mine
who had the same trouble told me she
cleared her skin with Resinol Ointment
and Rcsinol Soap. SO I tried them. After
the first application all the redness and
soreness disappeared. und after two or
three applications my friends began to
ask me what used. my face looked sc
much better.
Now ! can 10 to places without DO
ing ashamed OF those awful p:mples
and ] will never be without Reslnol
Ointment and Rcsipol Soap"
,SiEncdl Miss Jessie Torrance.
G. Beech St.. Rutherford. n. J.
An druggists sell Rcsinol Otntnen at
md Resinol Soap.
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her duties at the Fehrernhack bakery at

her duties az The lehrcrnhack bakery nt
bridgeport.
Mr.. George Tuml!nSnn. Of Cleveland,
was here on business yesterday.
Albert Young. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles, Lease, Jr., Of Delaware street.
has been very i'll Of FLU but is much
improved today.
Miss GcrIIu dr Earkhurst is spending
IN" week end with relatives in Dillon
vale.
Charles George, OF New Mnr'insril!c.
VAS visiting local friends yesterday.
Mir. JACK Armstrong * able I" he out
after being confined to his home Win
Influenza.
W. r.. Dixon. of North Fourth street.
made 4 business trip to Columbus last
evening.
Ruy her Cn1othcr. sweetheart or Sistrrl
a box of chocolates at the Capitol AnnrX.
Mrs. a. q. Hcrvcy Of Si'uh"nVi!Ir
who has been visiting friends in this
c!ty. returned 20 her home Yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson Of
North Fourth street. went 10 Columbus
last evening for Il few days.
Mrs Lewis Ekr is seriously III at her
hotne on Elm street.
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Martin. Perry Brtcfs.

Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald. who died
last evening at Tiltonville. was well
known here.
Mrs. Roehm received n letter from her
son yesterday who WAS killed in action
in Franco. The letter vas dated two
days before his death.
L. r. Smith has Installed at the Cap
itol the largest cash register in town.
buy him a jar OF Tobacco 1T Capitol
Annex.
A number Of tho teachers have left
for their homes to spend their Christmas
vacation.
John u. BcrEundthal Inns been dis
charged from the service and has re-
turned homo
Buy him a box Of Cigars at the Capitol
Annex.
John williams OF North Seventh
street has received m honorable dis
charge from service and arrived here
yesterday.
Miss HATH Smith Of Cambridge. is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Callahan. OF Crawford
1T rect. Actnaville. who has been i'll for
the past weak, ~ again able To resume