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Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-02-21
GOLDEN VALLEY

Lloyd VanDusen is keeping the
road warm these days.
Mr.. Magee and Ben Brown
were in Cheyenne Wells on. bust
ness Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claraence Wright
visited in the RoIen home the
first of the week.
Mrs. Sublett and Frances Will
ard spent Lincoln's birthday with
the Magee family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
gee, attended the sale Wednes-
day.
The Sunday school elected the
following officers for this quarter
Supt. A. ]. Magee, Sec. Mrs.
Moldenhauer, Treas. lila McNutt.
Monday was a great day to be
remembered at the Golden Valley
school house, the parents were
invited to spend the day. All en-
joyed themselves, especially at
the dinner hour, and the program
in the afternoon. The pupils did
we'll and the teacher received
many compliments on her work.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-02-21

Read the Record each week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
MORE DEADLY THAN
A MAD DOGS BITE

The bite 81 rabid dog is no
longer deadly. due 10 the now IA
nous past.ur Treatment. but the
slow. living death. the resultant 81
poisoning 81 the system hy deadly
uric acid Is as sure and inevitable
as day follows night
No other organs or tho human
body are 80 important to health
making IA the kidneys and bladder.
Keep your kidneys clean and your
bladder in workinG condition. and
you need have no fear % disease.
Don't try TO cheat nature. II b. a
cruel master. Whenever you eN-
pertencc backachc. nervousueaa. DIFF
ficulty In passing urine. get on the
job" Your kidneys and bladder re-
quiro immediate attention. Don't
delay. This "a the time 20 take the
bull BY tho horns GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM on Capsules viii do the
trick For over two hundred years
treatment Of diseases or the stomach.
kidneys. liver and bladder. II Is a
world famed remedy. IN use a. a
household necessity for over 200
years.
n you have been doctoring with
out results. get box Of GOLD
MEDAL Harlem OIL CapHulea today.
Your druggist sells them AbaO-
lutely guaranteed or money refund
cd beware Of limitations. Look FOR
the name GOLD MEDAL on every
box.
For snle and guaranteed by the
owl Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
Casualties of
US. Fighters
in Great War

WASHINGTON. July General
pcrahlng today reported o. casual.
ties. divided as follows
Killed In action nine. died 81
wounds. six. died ~ disease. i've.
died OF accident and other causes.
three. severely wounded. &c missing
In action. two. prisoner. one
KILLED ~ ACTION fieuis y Iaes.
son. Colorado springs. rolo " Cooper.
Riverside. ili ~ Nmiih. Nyak s..
Prisates A HriiEenhaFrn. sturgeon tA}
Wis A. H. Hunee. Ashton. = -. q
Houston. philadelphia. Pa. o T.. strong
Hart. Mich. q. Sullivan. Butte Mont
7. ~ West. Oliver SPRING. Tenn
DIED GF Wpt NuA priyatrh - Del
heato. rashtno. itai3 = Rogers. Ireland
J Fafnmhrttn.. brooklyn. a. s. \
ronetti. Niilshoro. "a y Weaver.
roft wsyne. ind. " o. Williams. iodsr.
ksn.
Did 90 piHEARE Wagner r. %
ElHsan. DaHeEa. or Frisatra 4
iissiiaraA. rolfaa. al G. a Carpenter.
TAttieten. " o. e. Hawni. Nelson.
vile. o.. o. pN~at Columbus. Ca.
DIED pF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAtEEH rfiyatsn q Ashr. Srw Nors
r l.. nfaflat, Place. y y a. nrorn.
Nov Nofk
SEVERELY WOUNDED Private 7
u Knight. Kimberly. iaaha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
SEATTLE MAN HAS
GAINED Is POUNDS
BY TAKING TANLAC
IL Never Felt Better in My
Life" Says Bland-Wife
Also Benefited.

Tho public 81 today IL accustomed
to strange and unusual occurrences.
and the newspapers are filled with
sensation after senntion. but In
spite % this. the story OF +. O. Bland.
OF 1924 Fourth ave. y. Seattle. re
sRrdinE the remarkable benefits he
and his wife have derived from the
use Of Tanlac. would hardly be be-.
ucyed were Il not for the high char
actcr OF MIR Bland and the further
fact that each ana every clrcum.
stance can bc established beyond a
reasonable doubt. Following is re
cital OF the facts as given by MIR
Bland while in "A Bartcll drug store
recently.
"Tanlac has not only almost made
new woman OF my wife. bu, I have
been greatly benefited by II myself
II has put her in shape to where she
has actually gained twelve pounds In
thirty days and now she feels fine
all the time. As for myself. have
picked Up twenty-five pounds and
never felt better IN my life
My wife has had one OF the worst
cases OF stomach trouble. IL seems TO
me. "A person could have and every.
thing she would eat disagreed with
her In a way that IL caused her tho
greatest OF suffering. During the
past five years she has undergone
two operations. and we tried every.
thing we heard Of In our efforts 20
help her and build her up. but moth.
ing seemed TO do her any good. Her
appetite left her entirely. her com
plcxion was sallow and her health
was all gone to pieces. She used to
weigh one hundred and seventy
pounds. but fell or to one hundred
and thirty-thrce and was so weak she
could hardly raise her arms. For
one solid month. before she began
taking Tanlac. she was unable to de-
a thing and, In fact. she was down
In bed. hardly able to move.
Her last operation was perform
cd In February and about the last of
April she started on Tanlac. She
has no trouble whatever with her
stomach now. She eats anything she
wants without suffering a particle
from IL. and has "A splendid appetite.
Sho was so nervous and miserable
before she began taking Tanlac she
hardly knew what n nights sleep
was. but now she sleeps the whole
night through just like "A child. Her
color Is clearing up and she Is able to
do all her houscwork without any
trouble.
when | noticed the wonderful
benefits she was getting from Tan
lac started taking the medicine my.
self. as I had been suffering for
some time with indigestion ana con
stipation and was badly run down. !
had fallen off to one hundred and
forty.two pounds and was still los
ing. ] don't suffer "A particle with
indigestion now, no matter what |
eat. and | am always ready with
big appetite when meal time comes. !
now weigh one hundred and sixty.
seven pounds. making n gain OF
twenty five pounds. and my wife
and | are both glad TO recommend
Tanlac, as it has done far more than
We ever expected Of IT."
Tanlac Is sold in Seattle by Bartell
Drug stores under the personal di-
rection OF "A special Tanlac represent.
ative.-Advertiscment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
COAL PRICES co
UP ONCE AGAIN

An increase In coal prices OF 10 20
30 cents ton over the June schedule
was announced by the fuel admins
tratlon on the Fourth 81 July
Increases in switching charges.
freight rates and tcanHterH' wages
were given as the reason for the lat
est boost ia quotations
The Increase in tcanstors' pay.
amounting 20 so to ~ cents for an
eight hour day. h said 10 work out
at the rate OF 10 cents a ton.
Tie administration says that the
freight increase amounts % 10. 20
and 80 cents ton ON Washington
coal. according 90 the haul
While announcing the Increase.
tho administration urges consumers
10 remember that the cunl men are
mot permitted profit IN excess ~
80 cents a ton" which includca inter.
est on their Investment and income
tax
liy change In zone boundaries.
Zone r extends north To- Walker ~ .
Zone q II absorbed IN @. ana T. is ca.
tended To- spokane a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
ITALIAN GIRL SINGER HAS
VITAL INTEREST IN THE WAR

Patficola. the pretty Italian sing.
ing comedienne az the PantaEes this
week. has big interest in the war.
especially the operations against the
enemy on the Piavc
Fighting with the Italian armies
In the fold now are Pairicola's IA.
Their. uncle. four cousins and o
brother.in.law. while her sister Mar.
tina PATRICIA. is Red Cross nurse
In Italy.
Her only brother. Tom PATRICIA.
once a vaudeville actor. who viii be
remembered In Seattle M IA member
Of the team Of PATRICIA and Meyers.
now wears tho khaki uniform Of I'm.
Gle Sam. and Is az Camp Brandt. just
out Of Chicago.
PATRICIA herself is doing every.
thing she can She cant fight. at
least on the battlefield. and 80 she is
taking all the money she can spare
from family obligations and putting
Il into Liberty bonds and war saw
ings stamps
She also is knitting for the Red
Cross. and In the various cities she
visits II singing for the benefit Of the
Red Cross wherever opportunity ar.
fords
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
WILL HOLD ANOTHER
CONFERENCE FRIDAY

Another conference on street car
service between President Leonard
Of the traction company and Mayor
Hanson was held Wednesday. Stll
another will be held Friday. No
peace pact has yet been arrived at,
but will come soon. say the con-
ferees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
LETTER CARRIERS IN
ANNUAL CONVENTION

Tho Washington convention of the
National Association OF Letter Car
ricrs went into session at Forestcrs'
hall. First ave. Thursday morning,
at $50. a recess was held AT 10 and
the members reasscmbled at noon.
Tho delegates held stag enter
talnment In the Labor temple We'd
nesday evening. and were welcomed
to the city by Mayor Hanson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
WEBSTER cor TIRED
s,N ABIDING DECKS

Webster Hilton. victim Of booze. In
gold rush. - pulled 10 his feet with
a jerk BY shark" Monroe uiiu
IInru. captain Of the sailing bark
Indiana" who sets out to reform
him by signing him and his sister
for u cruise on the Indiana 90 skag
way. While en- route. II is Hilton Is
duty 20 swab decks what he does
to get revenge l. shown ia the film
az the Liberty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04

4 Fourth Of July message from
war.torn France TO America-ihis
was the speech 81 Maurice Cascnave,
French plenipo,cnuary. at Woodland
park Wednesday afternoon.
America has been the enthusiasm
Of France. and not only the land OF
Lafayette but an the democratic ma.
tons Of the world are celebrating
Americas Fourth. said the speaker.
Here Is the speech.
III | am here to represent the
French people 1t il not only because
We are fighting together common
enemy. Il IL because the 4th OF July
Is the anniversary Of the day when
tho rights OF humanity were for the
first time in the history OF mankind
published in the face OF the world
10 that the date OF the 4th Of July IN
AZ dear 10 the French republicans as
IL is to the Americans themselves.
The French people were tho first
to follow the inspiration given TO
humanity by young America.
Lafayette and thoae French on.
thuslasts who came with him helped
America. IL is true. but when theS
came back they brought from over
the seas the help from America TO
France They brought from America
the seeds OF the Liberty trees, They
brought from America that idea OF
Liberty. Equality. Fraternity which
destroyed the walls Of the Bastile
Basis of Democracy
And the day OF the l4th Of July
when the Bastle was destroyed.
the immortal declaration of the
rights OF men published in France on
the attn OF August, are the answer
OF France to the sister republic.
showing to America that France had
understood the lesson taught TO her.
such IS the basis of our two dem
ocracies. OF our republics, and IT
Is the eternal basis upon which must
be and shall be edited every rcpub
lie and every democratic government
In the future.
so your great national day OF the
4th OF July is now celebrated as a
national day in all the democratic
nations Of the world. and London, as
well as Rome. as well AZ Lisbon, or
Picking or Toxic are celebrating II
as Washington or Paris. The day
will come when II viii be celebrated
az a restoration day In Brussels and
in Belgrade.
These are the principles Initiated
by America which have inspired to
the allied people that strength, that
cquanimity with which they have
supported all the burdens and hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
fiIG JDii THIS IU..
bill III TACKLE.

Up Eomancc Road" comcs TO the
Mission to-day. starring William Rus
sell. II la tho story % Gregory
Thorne. who started out hunting
trouble. with the belief that conquer.
Ing u was tho Joy Of life He lied
himself into trouble. but lying would
not get him out OF H. Ito needed a
couple Of guns. a quick head. and
nerve TO come out on top and drag
his father. his sweetheart and her
father Into safety
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
PRESBYTERIANS HERE
ASK FOR DRY AMERICA

National prohibition IL urged in a
telegram which was sent by the
First Presbyterian church's sabbath
school 70 President Woodrow Wilson
wednesday The message. sent IN
care OF Senator Wesley l.. Jones.
read as follows
our Sabbath school 81 the First
Presbyterian church Of Seattle. tho
largest Presbyterian church In the
world. b. unanimous vote earnestly
petition you 10 use all the power In
your hands 10 enforce national pro.
hibluon during the war"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
SUGAR RULES MAY
BE ALTERED SOON

Administrator J. $. Goldsmith is
endeavoring TO have the present sug-
ar regulations limiting purchases to
two pounds changed. Under the new
plan il may become possible for 4
family OF five TO purchase Is pounds
Of sugar at one time.
Sugar for canning purposes viii
continue to be sold in rs pound lots
on presentation OF a signed permit
for the purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
TWO fIiTt RES tRI
STRAND ATTRACTIONS

It's not often that two blk feature
pictures appear on the same bill. but
this in happening AZ tho strand this
week. II you prefer comedy. your
choice VIII BE- FATTY Arbuekic. In
Good Night Nurse. but II you like
drama. filled with mclodramatic
situations. sandy starring Jack
I1ckford and Louise Huff. VIII b.
your choice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04

under the title Of THE Admiral's
Reception"
Mendel and Grey have a piano. VIC.
lin and singing feature.
Martin Van Bergen. The Cowboy
Minstrel" has distinctive song
program,
Azalca and Dolores as the Novel.
~ Girls" will offer gymnastlc and
singing feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew turn
their comedy talents 10 the aid OF the
He'd Cross this week at the Clcmmer
In Help Wanted "
Not content with reforming them.
selves. they draw all their friend.
into the Red Cross atmosphere. and
the last scene depicts a coterio 81
former bridge sharks elamoring for
an opportunity 10 manipulate sock
knitting machine.
William Farnum. IN Rough and
Ready" rs the feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
CONSTANCE HAS TWO
M STANDS IN PLAY

\ wunan with Two huEb1 ndH, one
assumed for the purpose Of securing
a $50. 900 loan from a rich uncle. l.
the part played by Constance Tai.
madgc In Good Night. Paul. which
concludes It's run at Loyy's Orphcum
Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
FERRY CONTROL MAY
GO TO MMSSION

King county commissioner viii
NEE; with G. J France as rcprcscn.
taii,c 81 the port commission neat
week. 20 consider turning over the
operation ~ Lake Washington Yer.
rica TO tho port commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
BOLD Girl. SPY
BLUFFS POLICEMAN

II takes nerve TO sit quietly with
an unconscious man at your feet
while a motorcycle policeman tries
desperately hard to arrest you That
is what Dorothy Dalton does as Ger.
man spy No. 81 in The knirers
shadow showing at the Coliseum
thfa week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
rop,y's PROGRAMS

fiHtNrt --ifiii Hart a. shark
Monroe" star Liberty weekly.
tttNutlt -- William isunm In
Rough and Ready"
COLISEUM -- Dorothy Dalton In
The haissr'. shadow"
tfNt'- pHfHEt Nj on.tanee Tai
naadEs In Good sight. r.ui."
srkN>D-tatts Arbuslle In "Geod-
Night. Nur-s
MissiON w iiliam ttus.<il In "tp
Hnuansr TOAD"
toto>iNi 49, " lillian Isrnum IN
The tonausror
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
PALACE HIP

What Women Can DO la the
hendliner in the new show opening
Thursday at the Palace Hip. present.
ing company OF five women in n
novelty designed TO show the wide
range OF talents the women possess
II viii include singing. toe dancing
readings. whistllng. limitations. nc
robatics and sharpshooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
100 INDIANS IN
COLONIAL PIiOTOPI.AN

There are something ike 100 In
dams who take part In The Con
queror" which ia playing at the
Colonial. with William Farnum IN
the leading role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04

Rose and Hendrix are wcll-known
bhrkfac~ comedians
VIM DE Hollis and company will
present a comedy Juggling number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04

was started against Seattle Athletic
club. "Wednesday The note. which
was given In 1916. was secured by
property in tho Madison Park dis
triet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04

from my old location My new en-
trance II LOG Columbia, midway be-
tween First and Second ayes I VIII
not raise my prices because OF tho
war. but I do expect TO increase my
dental practice so that the Increased
business Will offset the increased
cost OF doing business because Of
the war.
! want 10 be known ss the only
man IN Seattle who did not raise his
prices because OF the war.
EDWIN ,. brown. ID. ID. q
seattle. Leading Deatise
loe CeluabLa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04

These are the principles which
have inspired your people. led
by your great President Wilson. you
entered this war with all your heart.
with all your soul. with all your
energy
These are the principles which
viii be victorious. because our great
democracics cannot he beaten. be
cause. as said your immortal Lin
coin. Government OF the people. for
the people and by the people must
prevail upon the earth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
FRENCH DIPLOMAT
DELIVERS FOURTH
or JULY MESSAGE
Principles 10 BE Victor.

ships imposed on them by a war
laid upon them by militarism and
nutocr4cy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
LOG
COLUMBIAST'
Cor. First Ave.
DIR. ED WIN .. BrtOwS
IA. 10. =.

I have left the imita
tors OF my name ant
signs on First ave. an,
moved my Dental or
fees TO the corner o
First ave. ana Colum bi,
:. anas .rraAs fb~ afr,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-01
Snianb.

- genbrll1gsn1itteI AomiuiItraz
tor Sooper bot Die &anfleate benad)-
ri6tigt, baB iie bonn | 9sopeinber on
pro 4opf nno Wfonat orei 9sfuno
3ufer berfalifen fonnen. glilh lit it,
nen erlanbt, bie gunse Station auf
eii,rtol oen &unoen gu iiberIaiien.
- 2oloIlale lleberi6mentnrnngen
baben i'm Stadte Ilabalna aroBen,
auf bier Miaionen Collar tariertc,t
0faterialidaoen angerihtet. SaIt
ianlmtlicbe 8riifen i'm JlnBgebiete
oes 3onbiebee, 8arrior, Gooia lm5
Mlabama iino lpeggeriiien llno III Sen
Solnieoerullgen Iino 5orrnen mnlo
Gieb fortgefhmernnt. Ser @arrior-
sSlnB battle elm 6Iutnipeau bon so
unc Der Gooia 6lub Elm iolhes BON
50 SUB erreiht. Die @eleiie orr
Soutbern Eailpap lteben in peridn-
oenen Counties lnebrere SUB un1er
@aiier.
- Sssn Norfolf, Ga., fam es 5iDi=
lhen Der Soli5ei nno einersln5dbI
Watroien 5l einetn @anoge1nellge, in
oem Elm Boli5ilt eri1oiien puroe lul6
ieds Seelelte i6iper bertpunoet muir
ben. Da Der Hnonl irnrler groBere
Dinleniioner nltnabm uno in einc1t
reguldren Mufltano aus5uarten orob-
te, NOR es notig, cine &ontpagtlie
Nnpal- -HeierDen unb aauei aofnpaa=
nien Marine=SoIooten 5ur Siilfe ber-
on5n5ieben iueIhe oie OronnnJ
idlieblih mieoer beritellten. gSie gs-
iagt mirb, iollen oie Matrofen lis1
nibt MIR Nusfhreitnngen aller sIrt
baben 5u ibuloen fonmen lofier, ion-
bern audi nlebrere stores eepliinoest
haben.
= @,niI WeoII, elm i'm 9(lter uo,r
Sc Sabren itebenoer 9elltider, oct
i'm 8eroadJt Der Spionage itebt, lit
IN Omaha, Neb., nerbaftet iporoen.
Wie man bebaliptet, lit Mon Dor 10
ssabren bon Berlin na1 glmerifa ge-
fontmen, Inn oem oeltihen gotfhaf-
ter 8rafen 9ernitorff in Ser Glrd,-
fiibrung Der oeutibeil Eropagonol
bebiilflid 5lt iein. 0foa miro auBcr=
oern beidulloiet, iid Der Hegiitrierlnng
entsogen sm bnben
= 8om I. DECEMBER an beabiid)-
tigt Die MilitdrpertpaItung fertig gc-
rnahte Sffi5iers llniformen nno
Eub CUR gnfertiglng oerielben IN
gteiu yorf, sltlauta, Sort Gam Sou-
fton, San 5rancisco, Chicago uno
ct. Soitis gum 5eIbitfoitenpreiie Sm
perfaufen.
@epraientnnt @arred bon Selt.
neiiee lit gum iteabertretenoen Spre=
der oes 9anies ernarilt. oamit
Spreder glarf ipegen Der 8abl mad,
Wifiolri reiien fam.
Wsit GROCER @ntihieoenbeit
tritt slrbeitsminilter 8ilion fir DIE
8ieoeruabl zines oerlofratiinca
&onareIIes en-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-01

0urd mebrere 8ooesfGae iii
Ole gfnfmerfiamfeit bes Goroners Or.
Sauer IN Cincinnati ouf cine mogIi-
dcripeiie nelte 4raltfbeit gelenft NOR
ben, bon Der 2elite befallen tperoen,
Ole altf ben offeittli1en glblaoepl1tell
arbeiten nno Die slbfGae lortieren.
Ton ioI6em sfblaoeplat ons nuroen
5ipel Wfanner nab Dem It0otil1en
&ranfenbaus sebrant, moIelblt lie i'm
Saltfe Der giaht itorben. OcnleIhen
Serlailf bate Die &rnnfbeit zines aa-
oeren arbeiters genomnlen. Der Dor
einigen Sagen eireelieiert tuuroe. 81.
oieiem Sale iuuroe cine 2eihenos-
onttlon porgenonlmen uno feltee.
iteilt oaB Der Wtamn on elmer Serj.
.uno 2iingen -&ongeition eeItorben
mer, berporgerllfen ourb einen ool;-
gen 0ruf onf oieie Sreone. Der
Coroner lit 5u Der glnnabme geneigt,
oaE oieie @nie onrh Die @aruna ooer
Serbrennilng bon pegetobiliiden ab.
fallen entiteben ilno ourd oie @inat.
mlng in oos Spitem Der 9eutc ge-
langt limo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-01

Sabre 1916 oen 5rieben sa hermit
tcln, nif)t sur Nnnabme gelangte-
Grsberger ipll smm &5e=Heids-
fan5ler ernamnt ieim.
General bon @oerner ioll suat
Madfolser 9nbenborff's ernannt iein.
9as r9setit SonrnaI" be6amptet,
bic bentide &aiierin lei franf mnS iie
piinide, bak Der Safer ab6anfe.
Die Grdpange Selesrapb gpmyaml,
in lonbon bebnnptet, bobe oeittldje
Seantte in 9openbagem battem Oom.
uerstas bic Nadridt befpmmen, Der
oentide &aiier babe abse6auft. Bonn
arunprimSen lei nid)ts erinGant, Gimc
Son6oner 9epeIde bebanptet aud,
bic .anpitulatipu 9entid)lan6s weroe
jeben Gusenblif erluartet.
Der iO5ialoemofratiide ygpr-
'uarts" in Berlin iast: r0ie fonti-
nentale Eolitif bes bentiden 3eides
1T 5niammensebroden. Die San.
bmrs=Sagbab-2inie lit cine Sambmra.
Sobenbad- -Strefe geiuorben." go,
oenbad) lit Giienbabnfnotenpmnft in
S0bmen.
Sm Gnslanb lit Elm Sransporti6;fi
nit 5000 amerifanilden Soloate,l
einsetroffen. Nmr fiinfsis bon linen
iinS nnterluegs an Der enflnensa err
franft.
Ter Serid|t Ses &idtcr .6ns6es
mnS bes 0eneralamlpalt 3regorp iiber
oas slireraft yparb 1T bem ]srafiSen-
ten einsereidt nnS per6ffentlid)t. Die
yefsDgernngen unb @erlf)menbnnaen
iast Der geridjt, ,umrben 6nrdJ bic
iaanselbafte Organization Der Mrbeit
mno Die l1mfabisfeit Der 2eiter pernr-
iadt. Seit sSubn .. 3san int Wsai
Die Seitnna iibernabm, lit midjts in
taoeln. 9as Gipil- il-EerIomal Ser
gnftidiff Erobnftiom iuir6 pun ir-
aenowelder Sdnlb freiseiproden.
slber sesen Sol. 6. u. Secos, ferner
Sberitlentnant @ineent, S6eritleut-
nant Ofigter nno 2entnant @roomau
lollten ariminalflagen erbpben iuer=
ben. Grlterer ioa friiberen @eidpafts=
teilbabern Mitteilnnsen iiber Sc.
beimniiIe semadJt baben, bic er in
ieimer Stelnng erfabren latte. Ger
yeridlt empfieblt, i'm por elm Srieas-
aeridlt sn fteaen. Die anberm orei
iollfn nit &urpuratipnen @eId)Gite
semad)t baben, an Senen fie finanjiell
beteiligt mareu Die @eridluenbnn-
gen iuaren ie6r beoeitteno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-01

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tere SebanoIlng erfolet
ST Der sobrgang geratelt 10
glan5en alle @eii6ter, nuo es geGt
oas &ersben in grfiillnna in Dem es
beiBt:
ugrlngt elten @ein Der 2eie 3ei1,
Oie Olhter pretiens meit uno brett.
llno mas Damn Der Hoet erfanD,
sesn gtoten tests Der WnIifant.