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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

Preliminary hearing Of 7 q, Park
aud t. T. Park, of the Exchange
grocery the brothers who are
charged with the murder Of w, W.
Fuller, manager Of the Natonhl
Rlock company. will be held next
Wednesday morning. Information
was filed Yesterday In the court OF
Justice Lee Daniel, charging them
with premeditated murder. II was
signed by / r.. Peterson. yard fore
man at the cement block plant,
where the shooting occurred Tuesday
afternoon
ArralEned yesterday, the two men
pleaded not guilty. L. y. Park, the
younger Of the two brothers, who was
released Tuesday evening by Assist
ant County Attorney Williams. was
later re-arrested. They will plead
self defense. II is understood
Although r. G. Park ls said TO have
fired the fatal shot after returning
to the plant, following IA quarrel Il
few minutes earlier with Mr., Fuller
over the payment OF "A check. the
younger brother is charged conjoint-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Y. NJ. C. A. BOY DEPARTMENT
WILL BE REM0OELE0 SOON
Reading Room and Library Planned
BN Ndah Robinson oI
Iligh school.

work viii begin soon on the re
modelling of the Hoys department
Of the y. NJ. G.. 4. Miss Adah Rob
inson. of the art department OF tho
hIsh school will direct the work.
Part Of the room wilt hc partt0ncd
Of tor use as "a library and reading
room This room viii hc elegantly
furnished and equipped with college
caiHoRs a., literature and other
uatcrru when should lie placed he
fCl, jn~ '.'- The space now &C
cun.cd D., i.c cN"cuHHc desk viii be
o. the ln,. iuu OF u new club room
while the ,tk will be placed where
a cuurc Lobby may be supervised
y. me sec -vtary. ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

tory and he failed to penetrate the
union lines, after losing 80 per cent
OF his men HAD the Pickett charge
been successful II very likely would
have decided the war In favor ut
the ,onfvderayy Right there the
civil war WAS decided
Tho present battle is "a declsiy"
battle. in that the Germans started
IN 60 attain certain ohieCtives, either
Paris ur To split the British and the
French, cut England OF from sup
plies aud roll up the lines. II the
kaiser succeeded in this he has won
decisive battle, II he fails he has
lost a decisive battle II may not
be going too far to make the state
mrnt that the army that wins this
present battle will finally win the
war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
City Briefs

MISS CELIA BoDKIN has gone
| on IA buying trip 10 New York.
ALE HAGGEM Is In Kansas on
| business and Ray Fellows Is In
Washington. u. &. tRotary newsD
-
HENRY GREIs has been ap-
| pointed chairman OF the Oil section
OF the International Rotary clubs.
=
TULSA CHURCHES will observe
, the new time schedule at tho same
hours with the advance OF the clock
-
CERO JACOBS and Barney Brown
| who attend Mount st. Marys aoa-
deny. oklahoma city. are home for
1.-The Easter vacation.
=
EXCAVATION FOR the basement
OF the new First Christian church
to he erected at Nlnth and South
Boulder. has been commenced.
=
DUE TO THE illness OF Judge
| Conn Linn ell cases set In the district
court for this week will he held
over until next week.
| =
THE SCHOOL CENSUS Of Tulsa
! has increased 2.st0 within the past
year. according to the report just
completed. The total is now 13,tb2.
=
COMPLAINT WAS filed yesterday
In Justice flre Daniels court chars-
| ing Charles Reed with loltcriny
! where intoxicating liquors are sold
=
| ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE was
| Issued yesterday from the county
clerks office. Noah johnson. %, and
Iva Napier. ls. both OF Tulsa, being
| the applicants.
MORRIS HUGHES has returned
from Efflngham. H.. whore he ac.
companied the body of Mrs. NJ. NJ
Hinmsn. mother OF Mrs Hughes. COR
interment
-
REV. l.. s. BARTON of Boston
Avenue NJ r.. church will address
the knight Templars SUNDAY morn
ing st the regular preaching hour
OF his church
FUNERAL SERVICES for Aaron
r. Mullins. two wears old son of Mr.
and Mrs A. H. Mullins. will be held
from the home at 1875 East Second
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Inter
ment will be made AZ Rosehil
+
PAUL ABENz. of the n. =.
wrigM Investment company OF KAN
| sans city. was In the city yesterday
representing the federal reserve
bank OF this district at the meeting
/ OF the Liberty loan managers and
rhnirmen OF the Tulsa district
-
INFORMATION WAS filed In the
county court Yesterday charging Joe
PAYNE. alias whitley" PaynA with
conveying intoxicating liquors Thir-
ty-two half-pints. It ls alleged. were
taken from 1903 South ' quincy
street
LOCAL TRAFFIC. offices received
word Yesterday from head offices of
their particular lines TO discontinue
all solicitation OF passengers and
freight This wns Instituted under
the late order given out hy the three
regional directors.
-
FLOYD MURPHY. arrested ycF-
terdav by Officers wilkersou and
Hiscr Of the police. will be tried to
day in the municipal court Of q
charge Of unlawful possession Of
whisky. \ quantity was found on
, hing the officers Say
THE TULSA army recruiting sta
| tion accepted four men for the ser
vice yesterday They were Ernest
in lockwood. Tulsa quarieumast"r
corps. Benton Springer. Robinson.
/ IN, engineer; Arthur Y. Bn,ey Mot.
/ lev engineer. Basil A. mccoy NO
/ wata. coast artillery
!
BUILDING PERMITS YESTERDAY
totalled $4,000. bringing the Mnrnn
| total mp 10 t6l6,S2o Five mor"
/ new residences were Inclodod In ,u--
t,rday's permits bringing The total
residence permits for the month up
- i09 The new residences are;
- ketberland Etxtn street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

81 900. Joe Pierce, East Nyhct
50 900, J T Helm, Az North Rose
dale, $1,000 IIimnan Monroe, 1915
South Detroit, $4,000, F. W piIlard,
1915 South %orf6lk, $4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

81 600. Joe Pierce, East Nghct
50 600; } T Helm, AZ North Rose
dale $4,000. IImnan Monroe l6lb
South Detroit, $4,000; F. W. piIlard,
1915 South Norfolk $4,000
PRELIMINARY HEARING In The
case or John Mains charged with the
shoHting of Stephc Ivepoff. Bulgur-
ian and pro-Gcrmau. has been def
nltely set for next Wednesday morn
ing In the"court or Justice Lee Dam
lei. II was originally set for Fri.
day but was POSTPONED.
-
THE EMPLOYED boys club Of
the Y. NJ c. \. held It's regular
meeting at the Y. NJ c. A. building
last night Prof. f.. v Tubhs OF the
high school addressed tho meeting
on The importance " an Educa-
ton" After the meeting the boys
retired to the gymnasium. which ls
reserved. for them every wednesday
night for their recreation hour
=
AT A MEETING Of native Penr-
Aylvanians aud fOrmoE residents Ot
that state. Tuesday evening In the
courthouse preliminary plans were
made for forming an organization
Several prospective members 'wht
are In Chicago, attending the Ol
mems meeting. sent word that thog
would he present al the next meet
Ing For the convenience OF the
women, ut the meeting Tuesday
when II Ia hoped to organize. ush %
ers will be placed al the foot Of
both sthirways 10 show them up TO
the county court room Everyone
who Is interested is invited
THE LUTHERAN church's pro-
gram for the remainder of Holy
Week follows Maundv Thursday
todHy the Preparatory Service"
at D. m. Good Friday, children's
service, 4:30 .. m, and general mem
orial at s p m Next SUNDAY.
Easter day the cpngrcgntlon's sav-
inRs during Lent win be presented
az an offering for church extension
n America. Stndays entire schcd.
ulc Will be on bhsls OF new time. "
and I'm consequence the Sunrise ser
vice heretofore announced Tor a. in.
viii bc held at 7 O'Clock 10 Tho
breakfast served In the church hall
following this service are invited al
Lutheran mem mbers and visitors Ia
the city. and the entire family to
which each belongs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

bulletins issued by tho extension d.
vision OF the University OF oklaho-
ma. Al the request OF the Y. NJ. q.
A. at the camp 1900 copies will be
sent at once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

window glass and putty Camp,
bell Glass a Paint co, Phones 25S
S28l, GT57.--Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

\ Current Bulletins for soldiers.
NORMAN. Okla, March 27,--
Soldiers at Camp Travis vii; soon
begin TO study the current events
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-13

bal, and a combination of the two
naturally constitutes the extreme
limit in the way of a ink
That the superstition Is taken seri-
ously is shown by the great decrease
in weddings on a Friday the thtr-
teenth. In practically all the civil
lied" countries the clerks who make
out the marriage licenses might as
well take a day of, for there is rarely
anything for them to do. OF course,
governments cannot afford to be SUI
perstitious, especially at this time in
the worlds history. and II is therefore
unlikely that shipping win be held up
today. But before the war there was
many a ships master who would
rather have lost his job than sail on
Friday. and as for sailing on Friday
the thirteenth-well, 1t was not to be
thought of.
The Friday superstition is doubtless
based on the Crucihxion, while the
prejudice against thirteen doubtless
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-13

arises from the superstition that ut
the Last Supper of Jesus. when one
of the guests proved to be O traitor
and conspirator, there were thirteen
at the table. Many eminent people
have chung to this belief, and it is re-
lated by Sir Henry Lacy that the late
! Queen Victoria once refused to dine
until another person was called to
make the number at table fourteen.
Many otherwise sane n rational
people believe that, with thirteen at
table, death is certain to claim at
least one of the diners before the ex-
piration of the year This fear is
borne out by the mortality tables of
life insurance companies, but it is un-
necessary to say that the number
thirteen has nothing to do with 1t.
The greater the gathering of diners,
the greater the chances that death
will take at least one of them within
a twelvemonth.
Those who wish to show themselves
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-13
Famous " omen
Jane RRea-

In July. 1870, an incident occurred
on the Hudson river which greatly
aroused the colonists who were fight
ing for their freedom. There lived at
Fort Edwards, on the Hudson, a
young lady named Jane M'Rea, who
had a lover serving with the British
forces. He vas a native loyalist- To
ward the end Of July the British with
a number of Indians attacked Miss
M'Rea's home. but the British ceased
their attack as soon as they discov-
cred the innocent nature of the abode.
The Indians, however, could not be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-13

induced to stop. They carried on
Miss MRee and were pursued b the
American forces who. it seems, ahot
Miss M'Rea by accident while firing
at the Indians. The latter scalped the
young woman. The American people
were greatly incensed over this Incl
dent. firmly believing hat the Indl-
ans had murdered Miss M,Rea. whose
lover went to Canada and mourned
her death until he himself followed
her. He never married.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-13
Queer Physiolony.

Mr.. Chatterton-"My Idea Of a beau
tiful woman is one with a divine hg-
ure, a graceful carriage, a clear conn
plenon, a laughing mouth, good teeth.
q straight nose and, above all, dark,
expressive eyes," Miss Glggies-"Eyes
above ALL Tee-heei Shed look funny
with eyes on the top of her head"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-13

truly brave win hold dinner parties
tonight with thirteen guests, break
mirrors. spill salt, pas under ladders,
cross the paths of black cats and end
the occasion with a visit to a grave
yard at midnight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-13
Today We Celebrate


Today Is Friday the Thirteenth"
and the superstitious viii not be easy
in their minds until the "hoodoo" day
is over. The unluckiness of Friday
and of thirteen has long been proven
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25
Trtif YrtFt fit suas:: 9ienfag ben Is. 9nui 1918.

Son 1T, ionoern lie id}altet III per
Sousmirtidoft ieIbititanoie, nobel
ibr freilid cine Siiae BON Irbeif anT-
eebiirbet miro.
5tarf a~1iseeprast lit. Der perlonil=
DIE neutrality-suspicious. gr 5eigt ltd)
utter onoerem barin, oaB Der Sobn
Ser iid) perbeiratet uno einel etee1e11
Serb ariinoet, Die 5amilienbanoe falt
obItreift uno iih eneer an leine Nab=
barat ais on feline 8l1tspernotlnte1i
anifliebf.
Die Sprod)e oes &leinruiiem lit
cine belpnoere Munoart, Die lid IN
2outetr urb 5ormen BON Dem @roB-
ruiliiden un~terid)eioet. Die fleinrui.
ii1fe @olfspoelie lit reid an 2iebes-
lieoern, 3elbenlieoern, War6en nno
Sagen. Die ruiiiihe &egierung Der
bot BON 1876 bis 1905 bel bober
Strafe, Bidder IN Der flcinrniiiidcn
Sprod)e gu oruden. Die 6olge moi,
oaB 81 &I~einruiien in Die erite 9uma
aeDdhlt m1r0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25
Die Gntpfinonnsen beim 5liesen.

Gntsegen Ser germutung, oaB
man beim 6liegen in GROCER 9ohe
ltarf idminoelig meroen miiBte, miro
non alien Mbiatifern bebauptet, oaB
oas ~feinespegs Ser Sal iei uno oaB
man n1f Der Slugmaidine, ebenio
pie I'M Der gaGongonoel, BON Der
Sortbepegung in Der Suit faum ct
mas peripiire. Mud BON Der 0toglie=
felt elmer Mbidaeung Der Sobe, in
Ser man iid) befinoet, tonne feine Ne-
De iein. Wfit grreidplng elmer Sobe
BON ettpa bunoert Metern perliert
man o1es l1rteil iiber Die @eidmin=
oiefeit bes Sluges. Der grbbooen
5iebt ibeinbar MIR langiam nnter
Dem Mpparate bin, nrb III $50 bis
300 Metern &obe erfannte man nur
BEL idarfer Aufmerfiamfeit, oaB man
li1 meiter betDegte. Nnr Der Wino-
rrud anf oas @elidt perrat, baB matl
10 idnea oabinidpebt. Grit beim
Sinobgeben betnerft Der 5lieger, baB
Ole - ldeinbare = @eibminoigfelt
oes grbbooens anffdaig 5unimmt, er
fam ou6 nid)t ben Iugenblid erfen-
men, mo- oie &Gber oes Ipparates Die
groe beriibrren bis bieier nah 4b-
ltellung oes Waotors poaie it'll itebt
Ser erite 5lugunterriht geltaltet lid)
WIZ
perihieoetL lie na6 Der Witterung.
SIT geraoe minbltiaes @etter, 10 miro
Der Sdiler ipfort 81 einem 8alfa=
~gierfluge mitgenom1nen, nobel er, lie
nad Der Nrt Der Maidine, binter
ODER ueben Dem 2ebrer iist, mabrenD
er lid rllr NIT oeiien gebanblung oes
Mpparates pertraut 5n MAIDEN nno an
Den ungenobnten AnbIif ibm be-
fainter 9inge gu getuobnen bat.
Sein eriter Slug tit fir ben Sd,iiler
bon euti6eioenoer 9e0eutung, nno
oanab perlangt es i'm meiit bring,
Iih nod Dem 5meiten MufItieg. Die
Dor linn l~iegenoen SdApierigfeitcu
id)6st er nidt bod elm uno er iiber.
jfiittet ieinen 2ebrer germ nit aler-
lei Srager. Or paft Die Stiisen me-
ben ieinem Sise nit beioen Sdnoen
felt an, iiber5eugt iid aber balo, bob
bus nidt nottpenbig III, 90 Die Ma-
it)ine iib faum bepegt.
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@abl.M na
Fur @pnarea IL. 9iifrift.

Sic oSreie TreHe" lit autoriiisrt,
Den Ndtbnren Games z. SIaDben als
9a1bioat fir Die 8ieoertpabI fit Den
IA. aonerebz9i itrift orsuti1,oieen, abe
bdneie BON BEN am 81. Suli itattfinoeuz
SEN ben1ufratiIben Rrintdripablen.
(9olitii9e @nseiee.)
Sic uSreie grelie" 1T artoriiiert,
Carlos See ais &aubioaten fir ben
&pnsref I'M IA. &on9rebe9iitrift anouz
finotgen. ~abbdngig bon Der g1ttidei6una
Der bemofrntii1en ErimdrpabIen.
(golitiide Inseige.J
Sic uSreie gre1e" lit autpriliert
Sen Mdtb. u. 3. Barrett boil Gan Mns
tonio als @anbibaten fir ben @onarct
bonn IA. 9t1trift nn8ufinbiaen, abbdns
aia BON Ben bemofratii6en Friutdrtpabs
len am 81. SuIi 1918.
Wolitil6e 4n5eise.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25

IA A~Nn(oo1rk1iPS
eoeU8D ~ fIg1
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Nnnp basnmaI.

8ie cine 3eitung in gaiooita, So,
meloet, bot man nnl1ngit oas Hroto-
fol- elmer Sisung Der Sdulbebproe
oes Obioer St1otbens 2ancnlter aus
Dem Sabre 1928 anfgeitobert uno
oarin niiter anoerm aud gin5elbei-
ten iiber cine Debate sefunoen, Die
anldBG1 oes @eiuds elmer gn5abl
bon 8iirgern e~ntitano, ibnen oas
Shulbaus 5um 3mefe Der grorte,
rune Der 6rage gu iiberlaiien, oh Gil
ienbabnen praftiid nno empfeblens-
inert ieien. Gs beiBt oiesbe3iislid bon
Dem YeihIuiie Der Sd~uIbebDrbe:
.Sie fonlten oas Sdmlbaus baben,
INN BARN ale angemelienen 6rugen
gu beipreden, aber iolde 9inge ipis
giienbabnen unS Telesrapb iino I'm
mogIidfeiteu uno geraoe5n @ottIoiig.
feiti Gs iteht nihts in Der 8ibel
oaponl 8em Soft beabiidtigt Bot
te, baB feline inteuigenten @efhopfe
NIT Der fiirdterliden @eifiuinoigfeit
BON iiinf5ebn MeiIen in Der 5turloe
nit Silfe BON Dampf fabren ionten,
10 bate err oas ourd, feline beilieen
Bropbeten anfiinoigen laiien. gs lit
cine Iiife Satnns, ourd Die Ell nm
iterbIihe SeeIen Der @oae ~suiiibren
mofte!"
.Sn oen 3eiten Der Boitbeforbernng
ourh SlugSeuee, befnerft oo5u DIE
ct. COURIER Imerifa, lit es pielleift
angebraht, iid iener alien gliten 3eit
81 erinnern, oa man Die 6lug5enge
nidt famte, ia nift eillnal Die ST.
ienbabn unb BON Der Gleftriaitdt
faiim cine @oriteaung batte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25

oaB er fir lid aub @lild finoen
peroe.
8ie ioate er aber anna 81 Silfs
fommen, mie iie bieiem marternoen
Seelenaultano entreiBen2
Sdon feline leiien 8eriude, iie lie
bepoa uno troiteno on li6 gu oieben.
mebrte lie dneihib ab.
gtein, tie babe fem &edt auf Slid
-. STE tpuroe filler. Sn iib &C.
febrt sine lie einber, elm stpei SaJe
lang.
3uneilen ldien es, als mollte lie
ibrem @ntten etmas annertraileit.
aber INNER nod belt tie iih 5uriid.
gr lob, oaB irgeno Elm gebeinter
aampf in ibr Der gntideioung au-
neigte.
Cine sroBe Spaniulng bemddtigte
iid lciner. Aber er be5tpang iif unn
Itano itia marteno beiieite, INN init
feinem SPORT. nit feiler 5rage piel-
leift aa5ufrIb an oas 81 riibren,
mos oa meroen molte.
Die beioen alten Shmeltern oes
@raferl, Die in oieien udhiten Eagerl
crit einmal Die g%ebauptung &ena-
tens, oaB iie iid ME ltritten, pabr-
5umlaheu bcitrebt marer, frogten it'd
oft:
~
@as baben Die beioen nnr2"
(Sortietung folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25
s;siir Gtaatsienatpr. "a. 9titrift.

9ie uSreie Brefe" 1T antoriiieri.
Serrn 6arrD Serhberg als &an6ibnten
fin ben gierunbStpm5ieiten ScnatorieL
len 9iftrift, tpeIber Die Counties BeTar.
&enbaI, SEER, Menl, Gillespie unb 8nns
bera umfabt, an5ufiinoiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25
(golitiide an3eige.

Sic uSreie NreHe" 1T antoriiert,
Germ @nTeG 81. SSennett aIs @nroibat
fir 6as Mmt bes Gountp Glers bon Beyar
gonntb, abbdngis bon ben am 81. Snli
ltnttfinbenben YrimdrtDablen, m5ltiins
Digen n1b er erinGt Inn Die 5tinrmer
,lno Inn Die 11nteritiitung dqer gnten
Biiraer.
(golitiide Mn5eise.l
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ARSENAL AUTO PARTS Co.

802 s..Jlpres ctr. Sci. Grpdett 1894
Nouitdnoiges Eager ge6raudter Nntos
mobiIteile uno anoerer IN oieles Sad
fdIaeenDeH artifeI. Gas Wef9dft lit
inter neuer 2eitun8. b6lig itrr9elnooeIt
nuD bergr6bert. Bel ben iehisen boben
&reilen be5ablt es fid, BET urs b0r5u<
fpre9eu ober an t~eIep1cuieren. ebe man
4elbeiteluneei ulndt. @irte, meun aud
fdou 0ebrniidte geifen i1tpie 0orbsTeile
Pets porrdtia. &omut 81 mi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25

Mnoeren 9euten @eoulo preoi-
gen, lit iiberals leidt; iie ielbit iibent
aber iebr ihuer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25
ssiir gunntn 4ileifur.

Sic .Sreie Brei1e" 1T autoriliert,
Nanl steffler nls @anbibaten fir baS
Mmt BEG GptntD= AKeiiprs bel ben bebors
itebenben @nbIen am 81. S11li nt3ufiins
bieen. gr erildt Inn Die nntefftiisiin9
Der @dbler.
(RoIitiihe Gnaeiee.)
Mn bie @dbler bon Gan Mntonio un0
Berar gortntp: sS6 finbige mid hermit
aIs &nnbibnt fir bic 8ieoertpnN fir bog
Nnlt beg Gpuntb= Afeffprs an. abhGngig
bon ben oemofratif6en Yrimdrpnblen
am 81. ssuIi. M6tungspoW
Mbert 9. 9ntb,
l9oIitifde Gnaeiee.)
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1Silr gpnntp glerf.

9ie ,Sreie Brei7e" 1T attoriIiert,
Die @an6i6utur bon Iranf Netptpn fir
Die @iebertpabl fir bas Nmt oeS Gpnntg
Glerfs BON 8erar gonntb an5rtinoieen,
abbdngig BON Der gnti6eibnna Der oee
mofrafif1en Yrimdrpablen am 81. Slili
1918.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25

Iud Sdmor5brot miro CUR
0elifateiie, fuentl es nns tom gr5t
perbotem lit.
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Sir G~onntp<aDmmiHar - Sre5inft
0lo 4

syiir EOnnfgsID1tHtlfiaf = Erc5ttltt
Np. 4.
9ie uSreie Yreiie~ lit autoriiiert.
Subn s.. GDpingtun nls Ganoibat fir
Wieoerfpabl fir ons Amt BEG gplinths
apmmiif1rs, Yre5inft No. 4. ansufiinois
gen, nbbdngig bon ben oemofratifden
Frimdripahlen am 81. Suli 1918.
(Bolitii6e Mn5eige-l
Sic .Sreie Yreiie~ lit autpriiiert,
Jranf 6. Beattb ais Gnuoiont fir oaS
Amt bes golntn Z 4pmmiffdrs, Yre3inft
$50. 4, a~n5ufunoigen, abbdngig bon ben
hemofratifd)en Erimdruablen nm 27.
sSuli 1918.
(8ofitiihe An5eiae.j
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25

: aanft arises.e parmasien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25

: Samft ariees-s parmarfsn.
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(YoIitiihe anaeiee. }
l9olitiide an8eise- J
Sir GomntD-aommifar Gresiuft

Sic nSreie greiie" til alforiiiert,
Sic &anbibatnr bon Safe HmbiDla fir
Die @ibertpabI fin 0as Nmt oes Gpnntg=
2pmmiTdrs, Hre5inft No. | bon 8egdr
Gountp an3nflnbigen, ~abbdngia BON Der
bempfrntifden Brimdrfpablen am 27-
SliIi 1913.
YoIitifde an5eise.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25

Rips Srnnsfer & Storage So. be-
iprgt ttmsieben, Ginpa6en, Terf6it.
fen, Qaserr, Seppidl- 9atiHisrn. Or
flee Gil g. G4errs 81. Sci. St. 664s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-25
sir Gonntg-a ommiRdr 5 Eresintt
Hn. 3.

Sic ,Sreie yreHe" it autoriliert.
Jrant SpmmerS als &nnbibnt fir bas
@mt BEG gountb 3ommihdrs, Bre5inft
SO. 8. atl3ufin0i9en, a6bdlgig bon ben
bemofratifden B~rimdrfuahlen am 81.
SuIi 1918.
WoIitiide an5eise.)
Sic ,Sreie Brelie" III nutoriiiert,
Die amoioatur BON Safpb CLAUS fin
Die Bioerfpdbl fir bns Innt oes Gpnntn=
Gummiffdrs, Yre5inft So. 3 bon BeIdr
gountb an3ufiinoi9en, abbdngig bon ben
oemofratiiden Y~rimdruablen am 27.
ssnli 1913.
(Rolitiihe an5eise.)
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-06-27

From the New York World we
gather the information that janitors
in the capitol annex at Washington
gathered up rs empty whiskey bottles
from outside the offices of congress
men in one day. Stern prohibition
moralists will no doubt be shocked at
this news, but they must take into
consideration the fact that 26 bottles
Of whiskey would go but small way
toward "stewing" congress were the
stuff "divided up" On the other hand,
if the contents of these bottles were
taken on board by 26 congressman the
influence would be sufficient to impel
them to attempt the passage of meas
ures to keep other people sober, and
Feven to insist upon such legislation.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-06-27

So angered is Norway with the
kaiser because Of the sinking of yes
sells belonging to that country that the
people have hacked to pieces a large
statue presented to them by the Beast
Of Berlin. This will go but very
short way in avenging Norway's
wrongs, and to remain neutral availeth
nothing. The proper course for Nor
way to pursue would be to enter the
conflict and assist the allies in crush
ing the Teutons. In this there would
be glory.