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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06
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rehten Wann an ben re1ten Flaa 5lt
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06
Der eieblinssiuein beriibntcr 9iGn,

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am liebiten Gbambertin. Gin @los
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lals perlonate germ eiuc SIaidle
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paller, Sir @oetbe eing nifts iiber
ben sSobanlisbereer, mdbreno Sum-
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genteltil 8ismard mar Elm ausac.
iprodener 6relno Der 9ibeinpfals
ueine.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06

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geitDrben nnb nenn an &ranfbeiten !;
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Nngaben 100; perniift iuerben orei.
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Sergeant Die 9sife aus syrnit-
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2eanber, 8altcr s. &ineaib ans
Snlpbnr Sprinss, 8nlter Eierre
ams Orange, Seipell Daniel ams Ste
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9aniib aus @eitboff, an Nnnben &C.
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nen lit aus Seras.
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rid anb naberte iid eimem 6eimats-
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lid idfperer semadt iunrbe. Sn Ser
9mufclbeit ipaen iid fiirdJtbare S,e-
nen abseipielt baben.
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bamptet, 6as llnterieeboot babe ani
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rer atlamtiiden aiilte. Mn Der pirei-
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terieeboot arbeitet in fana6iidJen Sc
ludiiern, mo ssiiderboote nn6 fleiners
Jabrsemse perienft iino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06
GjrnnSeiaentllmsiibe ibertraannaen.

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narbo aobition; 1876.
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Drug Stores

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3tuei apptbefen erifer GlaiIs.
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mn Mblieferuns npn Jaesepten.
0'rDRte MnSmabl npr Srugncu nn0
feinen Spiletfc slrtiFeln.
SubapaifeF= SDnf6ne nn6 allerlei iise
DetrGafe.
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The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
iron, tbe pulpits
ano tbe pews


ljoyed. In case Of Indictment weather,
the entire meeting win be held in the
church.
Rev. Floyd T. Holland. formerly
evangelistic superintendent OF the
local Christian Endeavor Union, and
later evangeiistic superintendent of
the Chicago union, win be installed
as pastor Of the Randle Highlands
Baptist Church about the middle OF
September.
The Christian Endeavor Society, OF
the Bethany Baptist Church, has
elected the following officers TO take
ONCE In September. President. Miss
Ethel Henger; vice president. Miss
Pearl Hicks; secretary. Miss Ruth
Musson; and treasurer. Miss Lena
Fox.
Robert G. coyel. who has recently
been appointed press superintendent
OF the Christian Endeavor Union,
after holding the position about thres
weeks, has been drafted into the army
ana left last wednesday night TO re-
port for duty. Mr.. Covel belongs to
the Christian Endeavor Society OF the
First Presbyterian Church, OF which
he has been a very active and enthu-
sfastic member.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
NHonoI:1 RoII.W

Gen. Pershlns's casualty list yester-
day. one Of the largest thus far re-
ported. contained 2Ss names. divided
as follows: q killed in action, IS died
of wounds, 16 severely wounded, Z
died of disease, died of accident
and other causes, s missing in action,
and 2 wounded. degree undetermined
Fifteen of the casualties are from one
city. Pottsville, Pa.
The list. together with the addresses
Of the next Of kin, follows:
Killed I'm Action.
Walter McCauley Gearty, captain.
Philadelphia, Pa Merritt Dunbar.
lieutenant, Walnut. N. c.; Charles W.
w. Field, lieutenant. North windham,
Me-; Herbert X. Jones. lieutenant,
Meade. Kan; James Aaron Pigu.,
lieutenant, Nashville. Tenn; Joseph
Clovis Smith, lieutenant, Rochester.
N. Y; Robert H. Turner, lieutenant,
Statesville, N c.; Jerry ]. Driscoll.
sergeant. Clifton Springs, n. y;
Henry H. Herman, sergeant, Brook
lyn, n. Y; Heary T. Newman. SER
geant, Manchester. Conn; Angel @.
Pappas. sergeant, Ipswich. Mass. /;
Edward K Stofflet. sergeant, Albur-
tbs, Pa: Harrison Garfield Hayes
corporal. Flint. Mich: James Muller,
corporal, Andalusia. Pa; Robert Por-
celli. bugler. Fayetteville, N. c.
Walter P. Atkins, private. New
Brighton, Pa: Bartholomeo Auto,
private. Detroit. Mich; Ernest d.
Bannister. private. Cumming, Ga.
William ]. Bauhof. private. Philadel-
phia; John c. Bolton, private. Schuyl-
kill Haven. Pa; Everett ]. Bush
weller. private, Dunmore, Pa; Samuel
W. Forman, private. Brooklyn; Mil
ton D. Fulghum. private, Watertown,
S. Oak; James E. Kane, jr., private,
New York; Richard Kopplin, Jr., pri-
vate. Webster Grove. Mo-; Frank
Kutch. private. PottsvilIe, Pa: John
II. Leach, private, Charles Town, w.
Va; Joseph Levanovitch, private,
Olyphant, Pa; Carl Link. private,
Tho-nasville, N. c.; Floyd d. MCGEE.
private, Lincoln, Neb.; George Max
field, private, Rochester. N. H; Elic
c. Monger. private, Caney, Kans
Amos W. Morris. private, Minersville.
Pa; Albert NJ. Mullenschoen, private,
Philadelphia. Pa; Francis E. O'Neill,
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private, Philadelphia, Pa: Hezekia :
s. Porter. private. Higganum, Conn; /;
John E. Rabineau. private. Richmond,
Va; Russ r. Richardson, private,
San Francisco. Cal; William II. Ro-
tan. private, Baltimore. Md; Harvey
C. Wayne, private. Custer, H.; Clar-
ence Wohlfeld, private, Frankfort.
Ind; George Younginger, private,
Belleville. N. J.
Died Of wounds.
Louis Farrell. major, Fort Smelling.
hinn.
Roscius Back. captain. Vancouver.
Wash; James d. Basey, captain,
Tyron, N. c.
Herman E. Bonsall. lieutenant, Par
nassus. Pa; Elliott B. Clark, lieuten-
ant, Weldon. N. c.: Alfred p. Con-
over, lieutenant. Keyport. n. j..
Charles A. Lewis. lieutenant, Bir-
mingham, Ala.
John Suba, sergeant. Indian Har-
Dor. Ind.
Borden ]. Kenison, corporal. Sebago
Lake. Me-; Carl McGlothen, corporal.
Sheldon. Iowa: Edward L. Mann. cor
poral, Holyoke, Mass; Charles J. Re-
gan, corporal, Charlestown. Mass. /;
Harry H. Sherman. corporal. Calais,
Me-; Clarence Sowersby, corporal,
New Troy. Mich.
William B. Ackles, private, Red
OaH, Iowa; Francis Allie, private.
Duluth, Mimi; Antonio Anoefristz,
private, Lawrence, Mass: Clark w.
Ash, private. Montborne, Wash; Rus
sell Benjamin, private. Derry Village.
n. H; Samuel Benson. private, Long
Island City. N. Y: Frank Berkofski.
private, Eynon. Pa; Warren Black,
private, Ottawa, Kans.: Arthur
Brooks, private, Adams, Mass; Clar-
ence Emett Brown, private, Lebanon,
Ind: William ]. Callahan. private,
Woburn. Mass: Lee Coleman, private,
Petersburg. Ind; Willie H. Collins.
private, Cairo, Ca; Stuart Logan
Cummings. private, Carnegie. Pa
AIRY A. Duke. private, Dozier, Ala. /;
John NJ. Fitzpatrick. private, Somer-
vile Mass: John M. Flanagan, pri-
vate, Bristol, Conn; Emil F. Geliske.
private. Kingston, Mich; Charles
Lanzner, private. Asbury Park, N. j.;
Herbert H. Milliken, private, Free
dom. N. H.; Elmer Nickerson. private,
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
ny. A,enus Pre.b,t.rt.n.

At the New York Avenue Church
at II a. m the Rev. Henry c. Ainton,
d. D., LII. D., formerly Of the First
Presbyterian Church OF Trenton, New
Jersey, ex-moderator OF the General
Assembly, will preach. In the ab-
sence OF the choir, special instru-
mental music has been provided
The Christian Endeavor Vesper
service will be led by Harry O.
Fisher, who is leaving the city for
Y. II. c. A service overseas. A vocal
solo will be a feature Of the program.
Accommodations for one hundred
newcomers upon a boat trip TO Great
Falls on the evening OF August 10
will be available 10 attendants at the
Bible School at s:45. This outing will
give the members OF the liberty and
Newcomers classes an opportunity
to get acquainted
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03

cell. private, Park Place. Pa; William
p. Rail-, private. NcElhattsn. Pa;
| Willian r. Richards, private, Miners
Vile. Pa: Mathew J. Reiiey. private.
New York; Daniel J. Roth, private.
Naryd. Pa; Grady q. Rushing, pri-
yate. Fort Henry. Tenn.i Carl Sal
monaon,s private. Pelican Rapids.
Mimi: John r. savico. private. Mon
roevilie, Ind: Cornelius Seaman.
private, Csntra1ia. wash: Herman
c. schenck, private. Minersville, Pa;
Thomas B. Scholato, private, Miners-
VILE, Pa; George d. schuler. pri-
vate, Pottsvilie. Pa: Arthur X.
shaw, private. Paris, Ne; Raymond
shortail. private. Minersville. Pa;
Howard M. Smell. private. Elizabeth,
N. j.; Joseph Spence, private. Mama
yunk, Philadelphia, Pa; Tony SYRIA
cuse, private. Minneapolis: Charles
q. Taylor, private. Salisbury, N. c.;
Robt. r. Telford, private, Minersvifie.
Pa: Cleo y. Thomas, private. Darby,
Pa: Roland r. Thompson. private.
Ware, Mass; Wayne A. Troutman.
private, Girardsvilie. Pa; John Ed
ward Tuchoil<a, private. Buffalo;
Charles W. Vincent. private, Brook
lyn, N. Y; Giuseppe voipe. private.
Marano, Roma, Italy; Arthur z.
waller, private. shannakii Dam, Pa; !;
John C. Ward. private. Roxborough,
Philadelphia. Pa; wayne Mack VIII
lis. private. vincennes. Ind; Thomas
A. witherington, private. Brooklyn,
N. Y; Charles Witt private. Nor
ris, 9. Oak: James w. Wood. pri-
vate, Raven Run. Pa, Harold Holly
York. private. New York.
wounded In Aetiea Degree Unde-
ternined.)
Carl c. Rice. lieutenant, Rolla, NO.
Ewald Treichel. private. Oshkosh.
wis.
Missing In Action.
william w. Chalmers, lieutenant,
Fitchburg, Mass; Stuart Ellison Nc
Keown. lieutenant. Fort Collins. Col |;
Maxwell o. Parry, lieutenant, In
dianapolis. Ind; Lloyd e. Long. cor
poral. Apollo. Pa: John +. Becker.
private, Philadelphia. Pa; Gilmore
Brown. private, Brookviiie. Pa.
PrevisusIy Regretted MISSING, Now
Reported Killed In Aetiss
osburn Bell. private. Picton. Nova
! Scotia: Ray @. Estes. private, White
field. N. H; George Franklin. private,
Pekin, H.; Theodore Grimes. private.
Springfield. Ohio; Henry L Miller,
private. Pittsford. N. z: Jack Rochin.
| private, Paratach. Russia; Hyman
Wolfe. private. Chelsea, Mass.
Previessiy Reported Missins, Now
Reported Wounded.
Joseph v. McGinn, private. Phila-
delphia-
PrevfeasIy Reported Missing In Ae-
ton, New Reported Severely
| Weunded In Action.
George w. Braham, private, Spring
field. H.; Carl Raymond Burgess. pri-
yate. Arnold. Kans.; Vernon r. Davis,
private. Ekalaka, Mont: Cornelius
Pauley, private, Mccorkle. W. Va.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
ITALIANS TELL
OF STARVATION
ONPRISON FARE
Escape from Austrian
Camps to Relate Pathetic
Tales of Hardship.

, New York. Aug. MANY Ital-
ION prisoners have recently escaped
from Austrian prison camps. accord
ing to cable dispatches made public
recently by DR.. Felice Ferrero. di-
rector OF the Italian bureau of in
formation. Three hundred prisoners
have recently reached Rumsnia,
where they were enthusiastically re-
ceived. There was one priest among
them. They all made the trip safe
" In sipte OF great privations and
dangers.
An Italian corporal has reached
the Piaye. following his escape from
an Austrian camp. The corporal was
suffering from a severe fever which
he had contracted in camp. He re-
ported that although his tempera-
ture was more than 100 degrees he
had been beaten and forced to work.
He said that other prisoners were
frequently beaten because they were
unable to work.
Their food consisted chiefly Of
beet roots. Work in the Austrian
prison camps begins at 4 a. m. and
ends at D. m The prisoners were
spurred to greater exertions by
guards. who beat them with heavy
clubs.
Tried Twice to Escape
caldo Ferdiando Reggie, Of Gala
bria. q member Of the Bersagliere,
who was captured last November.
tried twice to escape, succeeding on
his third attempt He wandered
from house to house through the
invaded provinces OF northern Italy
and the inhabitants intrusted to him
letters for their relatives. These
letters picture a most deplorabIe
situation. especially in FriulL They
all report pitiful privatons and great
hunger. One OF the letters said
that the Austrians. ate all the food
then could and drank all the wine
possible and then destroyed every
thing that remained that they could
put their hands on Wine ran in
the cutters and the casks were
used for kindling.
Another letter states that II the
people are not quickly delivered
starvation is certain. Still another
begs for food for the children and
describes the situation as desperate
The Austrians impose almost daily
acquisitions on civilians who live
like hermits in an endeavor to avoid
contact with the invaders. The Aus
trians have frequently burned whole
forests, forcing the inhabitants to
abandon their houses.
All the prisoners report that the
rtalians in the invaded provinces
still maintain their faith in an early
deliverance and all of them are
willing to risk even the greatest
dangers to help escaped prisoners
toEreach Italy.
sGuido Friso, a prisoner captured
by the Austrians at Caporetto, es-
caped from the Kolzsyar camp,
reaching Zagabria. He swan the
Danube to Trouzo, where gendarmes
captured him. On his way back to
camp in the custody of the oficers,
Friso jumped from the moving train
and succeeded in concealing himself.
Later he mN an escaped Italian
captain and a Lieutenant, and the
three reached Marano Lagunare,
where they bought a boat. Luigi
Lezzani, OF Tavernola. saw the three
drowning. their boat having cap
sized. and succeeded in rescuing all
OF them. Later they landed e.
Cavazuccherina.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
First Baptist.

Rev. George n. Mcdaniel. d. D.,
of Richmond. Va. will preach at the
First Baptist Church. Sixteenth and
o streets. tomorrow, and next sun
day at IL a. m and 8 p. m This
distinguished divine Is well known
and beloved throughout the entire
Southland as one OF the brightest
and strongest preachers Of the Bap-
tist denomination. and We oespeak
for him a large and appreciative
audience on these occasions OF his
visit to our city. Our boys in uni
form, are especially invited.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
If You Don't Buy W. 5. S.
Look Twice at the Scene
In Saks & Co.. Window

'Over there" the scene being
featured in the display window OF
Saks and Company. has been ar
ranged by the company to influence
the purchase of war savings stamps.
The scene represents an old couple
reading a letter from their soldier
son in the service OF Uncle sam
abroad. They are bending eagerly
over the scrap Of paper. the symbol
Of what they have given in the
cause of democracy.
The, placard displayed lin the win-
dow reads: what they (have given
their boy. you can give\by buying
war savings stamps and help make
his safe return possibls.-
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
shiloh Baptist.

On tomorrow afternoon Rev. DR..
waldron will administer the Lord
Supper at Shiloh Baptist Church
C"Strangers' Home') and give the
hand OF fellowship" to large
number of members; az the morning
service he will preach on Helping
Others" and at night on The Bible
Doctrine Of Sanctification-" The
Junior choir will take charge of the
music of the church tomorrow and
every Sunday thereafter during the
next two months.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
Christian Endeayor.

The regular monthly business and
social meeting OF the Christian En-
deavor Union Of the District. for the
month of August. will be held at the
Emmanuel Baptist Church, Sixteenth
street and Columbia road. on Monday
evening, August s. The meeting will
be opened with a song service at 7:45.
At s p. m, DR.. A. F. Anderson.
assistant pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church, will deliver the charge to the
recently elected officers Of the union.
At the conclusion OF the installation
Of the new officers, about $50, the
endeavorers will walk from the
church to a point in Rock Creek Park,
where several interesting talks and
sacred and patriotic songs will be en-
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preach at IL a m. and administer
the ordinance OF the Lords supper,
and at 7:5e .. m. he will conduct the
summer twilight service. preaching
a short sermon. A social for stran-
gers and men in uniform viii follow
the twilight service. Refreshments
VIII be served.
Camp Meeting.
The Rev. DR.. Harry Farmer. Of
New York, VIII speak at the Wash
ington Grove camp meeting tonight
on the new missionary activities Of
the Methodist Episcopal Centenary
Commission IN the foreign nel5s.
stereopdcon views win illustrate the
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Methodist Protestant.

Rev. J. FrakIin Bryan, pastor OF
North Carolina AvenueN Methodist
Protestant Church, North Carolina
avenue, Eighth and B streets south
east, has been spending the week
attending the summer conference
for ministers at Western Maryland
College, Westminster, Md.
He returns home today and will
fill his pulpit tomorrow. He viii