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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-20
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-House at 3O9 Maryland
Ave, good location and in good con-
dition. Granville Hooper. 11-14-tf
FOR RENT-House on Willis street,
in good condition, with bath. Z. S.
Phillips. 11-12-tf
FOR RENT-New house ON Hugh
garth. 3-S-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-20
WANTED

WANTED-Aat once, stenographer
and typewriter, quick and accurate
s12 a week. Apply w, care Banner
office. 11-11-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-20

WANTED Experienced saleslady,
good opportunity. State wages want
ed. Apply in own handwriting Har-
rington & Bayly. 10-S-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-20

$1,000 to lend on first mortgage. on
desirable real estate. Leroy L. Wal
lace. Attorney-at-Law. 4-24-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-20

MONEY To LOAN-I nave severa,
amounts ranging from $500 to $1,000,
for immediate investment en- first-class
mortgages. W. Irving Mace.Attorney-
at-Law. 7-11-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-20

FOR SALE-The grocery store of
the late Oscar c. Moore, best location
store. This is one of the best stands
in Cambridge. Stock will re reduced
to suit purchaser. For information,
apply to Geo. w. Bradshaw, Agent,
Ss1 = o.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-20
FOR SALE

store. well located and doing a good
business. Reason for selling. poor
health. Matthews q Co. 19-6t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-20

Shore Trust Co.'S Bank stock. Make
best offer. Address Bank Stock, care
Banner office 1S-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-20

FOR SALE-For a good load of frs
son, phone GA. 15-6t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-20

FOR SALE-Wood by cord. Also
pr. mules. j. H. Waller. 11-9-tf
FOR SALE-House and lot, Nc 125
Locust street, Cambridge. Easy terms.
w. Irving Mace. Cambridge. Md. 7-23-tf
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30
Clever Scheme At
Counferfetfing Is
Brought 10 Light

A clever scheme at eounterfeiting
was brought 10 sIighe here this after
noon. and police authorities along
with those OF the Government, are
on the lookout for three strange girls.
who have been here for the past few
days passing false haf dollars.
The girls, evidently about eighteen
years of age, have been working va
rious sections eff the city, and selling
fancy work. After telling house
wives of their business they request
change for a half dollar, which, al
though coun erfeit, Is such good i'm
itation that it cannot be noticed with
out the closest serutinizing, or by
dropping the money
A number OF people have fallen for
the stunt and the girls appear to
have been making money rapidly. To-
day. however, one who mad fallen,
noticed the false ring to the coin when
dropped and brought II TO the police
headquarters.
Authorities here believe they know
who the girls are and sheir arrest is
expected
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30

more, Bunker Hill, John w Holllda.
H.. 3 John A.. Files, r. 3; G.. M.
Speck, r. 3, Harry Whiting, r. Q:
A. Tabler. X. 3; ] Holland Sperow,
r. z; II. F. Whiting, Inwood: h.
ID. Sheward, Gerrardstown; Rev.
King. GerrartlBtown; l. r. Griffith,
Gerrardstown; Rod Robbins Hedges.
Vile G. W. Hess, Hedgcsvime; g.
Newron Stuckey, Hedgesyil1o; r r.
Keesecker, Hedgesville; John DO
rand, Cherry run; S. II. Butts,
Hedgesyille; J II. French, Hedges
Vile w. o. Tedrick HedGesville:
George Beall. Hedigasyille: l.. H..
Rooney. Hedgesyflle: Roy Walbnrn,
1ledgesyille; NJ *. Butts, Hedges
Vile; r.. T. Files, Hedgesville, Os.
car Dick. Hedgesyille; A. G. Dun.
ham, Shanghai; ED. Grove, Shang.
hal; George DeIIaven, G!enanry;
William Bailey, Glengary; Charles
Ashton. HedgesWlle; Lyle Campbell,
GerTardstown; John d. Stdley. hMiL
ing Waters: John w Daley Fail
ing Waters; Chn BoyTeS, Gerrards.
town; G H. Shrodes, Gerrardstown;
Fred Payne, Martinsburg
Arrangements Percy Leiter.m
Arrangements--tP. W. Letter, chair
man; Walter Trout, Albert Tram
NELL
Receptiop--A. q. Nadenbousch,
chairman; Clearing House
Ladies' Committees.
Farade--Mrs. L. Dew. Gerhardt.
Mrs Stephen SDodgra@s, Mrs Guy
I1etzel
Reception Committee-Nlrs Stu
art Walker, Mrs c. j.. Faulkner.
Miss Rebecca Peterman.
Music Commit ee--Mrs Gu q.
Wiltshire, Miss Mary StrfbIing. Miss
Frances Burdette. Mrs Leon Ware
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30
LONDON March 28he French
drove back the front komeeabou
southwark Noyon according dispatch from the French
MRS. LEGETT AND
RICE OUT ON BOND

Mrs Annie G. Leggett and John
Rice, who were arrested in connec.
tion with the death of Clarence f.
Cordner, owner CT Cordner's dye
plant, and who evidently met death
'by violence. have been released on
bond OF 81 900.
Charles Iroryey. a cousin of Cord
ner. who lives at NortonWlle, Kas
has wired Prosecuting Attorney Noll
that he would arrive here today. but
up to noon he had not put in his ap!
pearonce lie is the only relative
Cordner had. so FIR as is known.
Cordner's funeral viii take place
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
from the Winchester Avenue Chris
tian church. ond win be conduc; ed
by the Rev Roy Schmucker. pastor
The remains will be buried in Green
Hin cemetery
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30

Maftinsburg aud Berkeley county
are laying plans for a gigantic patri
otto celebration, in the form of a
monster parade and addresses by
noted men, for the afternoon and
evening OF April 6, for the purpose
of stimulating interest in the sale
OF the bonds of the third Liberty
Loan and also TO commemorate the
first anniversary OF Americas entry
into the wor. Nothing so elaborate
has been planned for long time
for this county; and if the broad
plans drawn up last night at meet
ing OF the representative committee
appointed by the Liberty Loan Com
mittee OF the Clearing House Asso-
citation work out as intended, the
county will not see so popular a
demons ation again in a long time.
On Tuesday might the Clearing
House Liberty Loan Committee met
with Chairman Gray Silver who will
direct the work in the Eastern Pan
handle, and Mr. Howard H. En-
inert, the chairman for this county.
They suggested general List Of
committees. broad enough TO include
citizens from all over the county, TO
look after the details of the work,
and these committees were adopted
at the meeting OF a larger commit
tee last night, held in the mayors
office
The arrangements provide for
demonstration which VIII catch the
interest OF the public In the after.
noon the industries and stores will
be asked to suspend business for
the period OF a gigantic parade
which will be participated in by
every organization in the county
This parade will end in front OF the
band stand in the Public Sqaure
where some orator or national note
win deliver a patriotic address. It
was expected thar Governor Corn
we'll would be present to make the
address but word came last night
that 1t would be impossible for him
to be here In the evening there win
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30
WILLIAM T. TAbB
DIES IN COUNTY
succUM5Eo LAST NIGHT AT
HIS HOME AT BUNKER
HILL

William Ernest Tabb, lifelong
resident OF Berkeley county, and a
member of well known family, died
at IL o'clock last night alt his home
at Bunker HILL lie had been an I'M
valid for several years and had been
confined to his bed for nearly two
weeks. The immediate cause of his
death was pneumonia
Mr.. Tabb was born at Gerrards-
town 90 years ago and during his ac-
tive life had followed rtrning He
Is survived by his widow, formerly
Miss Lucy McKown; his mothsr,
Mrs ]. w Tabb; three children.
William E. Tabb, Jr., f o. Tabb
and Miss Hattie S. Tabb, all at
home; by two brothers, f. L. Tabb.
OF New York City, and E. c. Tabb.
OF TablegB; by four sisters. Miss
Anna Tabb, of Bunker Hill; Mrs W.
A. McKown. of Winchester; Mrs.
Horace Moore. OF Charles Town, and
Mrs. r. P. Hillery, OF near Bunker
Han.
The funeral win take place from
NE residence Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock. and viii be conducted by
the Rev. King, pastor OF the Presby-
terrain church at Gerrardstown. The
remains viii be inferred in the Pres.
lbyterian church at Gerrardstown.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30

be another address in one or the
church auditoriums BY Solicitor Gen.
eral for the United States John w.
Davis, OF Washington a former Wet
virginia man, who is well known
here
The eommittee's plans include an
active participation by representa-
tiyes OF every lodge. every school
and every business in the county. /:
was the opinion lat night that the
affair must be given truly popular
nature; and H. this end 1t was de.
cided TO use every means to make the
peoplt Of the county feel that they
ere invited TO be represented in the
celebration.
Committees.
Advertising Max Won Schlegell,
chairman; Gilbert McKown. Frank
Trammell. A b. Parks, Harry Hon.
shaw, Paul r. Teal.
Parade-L. n. Thompson. chair.
man; Prof w. c. Morton, c. w.
Crowell. Harry Thomas, G. w. Xii
bourn, A. M. Standby. John L.
Bateman. r. w. Martin, L. Dew.
Gerhardt, G.. NJ. Seibert, r. L..
Dunn, E. G.. Henshaw.
County Commfttee-D. Cold Mil.
Ter, chairman. Gerrardstown: |. ID.
Vanmetre, Kearneysyilie; o. B. Lee
Feyre, Bunker Hin; L. w. Wood.
Hedgesvflle IL. S. Miller city; Ed
win Henshaw, Inwood; Joseph NIL.
Ter, Bunker Hill; Il A. Shade, Fall
ing Waters; w. S. Porterfeld, Bed
ington; W. r.. Keller, Bedington;
DR.. A. j. Lemaster, Bedington; e.
J. Whitmore. Bedipston; George d.
Aikens, Bedington; John Miller, Fall
ing Waters; George A. Butler.
Hedgesville; s. L. Dodd, Hedges
vile; j NJ. NewEirk, Hedgesville;
DIR. NJ. S. Butler, Hedgesyille: Or.
d. P. Fry, Hedgesville; Noah AL
bright, Hedgeswlle: w. B. Clenden-
ming, Bunker Hill: George Henson.
Bunker Hill: DR.. Max Hoffman.
Bunker Hill; A. r. FeItner. r. 3;
c. J. seibert, r. 4; George Whit.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30
MONSTER DEMONSTRATION HERE TO
START THIRD LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE

CHAIRMAN EMMERT NAMES COMMITTEES TO LOOK AT
TER BIG PARADE-SOLICITOR GENERAL DAVIS
WILL DELIVER ADDRESS IN EVENING AND THERE
WILL BE AN GRAFTON IN PUBLIC SQUARE FOLLOW
ING THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL BE ASKED TO
CLOSE DOWN WORKS FOR AFTERNOON-EVERY Or
GANIZATION IN TOWN A SKED TO HAVE REPREsEN-
TATION IN PARADE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30
ANNOYING EMENT.

we wish to announce that our store
VA remain open until nine o'clock
n and every night during our Spe-
val flano Sale wnicn is now in full
vast Come and see these wonder
1ul bargains In Pianos.
TRouP BROTHERS
y. Queen s. Bakers Arcade
10 pl tt
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30
GREEN VEGETABLES.

Plenty Of head lettuce, cauliflower,
ripe tomatoes, celery, new cabbage,
gren peppers. FTSH-Large roe and
and buck shad and count and Stand
ard oysters. We still nave a small
iuantity OF that old-fashioned New Or
leans AlcFasses at 25c at.
THE CITY MARKET
a =. gentz, prop. N. Quen St.
. 9S Of nj
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30
Americans Taking Active Pant in Work of Defense and
Offense, Say Reports Military Authorities in
Washington Predict Series of Counter Efforts
by Allies Within Next Day or Two
(By The Associated Press.

LONDON March 2-1h morning the
made by the along the sOmm
BRITISH March,
right wing that the Allies holding Cr
f' N nav, R nn ,hr H S fh - -. ,, heavily, 80 - a. , ~
practically Land with the connng lines
Hard fgnq occurred At several pos dnns the n,bt ht
latest reports indicate that the British
The artillery this the
tween Ae and the souc River but when this dispatch
fnry action had been reported
LONDON March 2sn the last weny hours the
headquarters For the British distinct
prodH, pressure
less determined This be attributed part the waiting
hry another and
STAFF OFFICERS FoREsEE ALLIED MOVEMENTS OF MOMENT
patches are Of the opinion @ OF " " the AIMED wi" begin
AMERICANS WORK LIKE VETERANS IN THE DEFENSE
PARIS March 2Ahon entirely this warfare the Americans worked like the
best the battle the somme wounded French captain brought back from
tain Each American the French conferred the battlefield The French
tain refused attention until the Americans had first been nu They the
CoUNTERATTAcK AT ANY MOMENT
WASHINGTON March 2a reports that the Allied defensive STRENGTHENING be-
lean units the here that the Americans take part
GERMANS HuRI DIVISIONS INTO
the left bank of the
War Office Here the fighting took rapidly extraordinary ferd
The fought hand hand with the and inflicted heavy losses Fl
the Frenhfe bakto the Mont Older
ExAGGERATNG FIGURES ON CAPTURES
material had
ase o. me 0 guns 1 h ] Iv taken the same ratio
General probably about 100 tanks which used extensively
BRITISH TAKE PRISONERS MACHINE GUNS
LONDON March British
banks of the sOmme
ADVANCE FURTHER IN PALESTINE
Jordan III ehaveb announced by the War Office
CONFIRM ODESSA BY BoLsHEVIKI
2sOmda dispatches published here confirm the report that Odessa
has ncaptued by
Kunn w !, F F william has sent telegram
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30
EXTRA!
GERMANS CLAIM
MONT DIDIER

(By The Associated Press
BERLIN, March 2S.-
Troops of the German
crown prince having pene-
trated to a depth of sixty
kilOmeters (thirty-s ven
miles, from St. Quentin,
across the SOmme, have cap
tured Mont Didier, says to-
days official report.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. To
restore digestion, normal weight,
good health and purify the blood,
use Burdock's Blood Bitters. Sold
at all drug stores. Price, s125
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30

Time one hour faster Sunday morn
ing. CAN Saturday night and have
your watch set.
. q Ats ", L. JONES g. SON.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-30
DANCE COMREY'S HALL

Saturday night. Seven-piece Orches-
ra. 8 Is 81 p1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23
Observation-Disclosures
@oa lid in ldlimmfr Gage befinoen.
Cine million $treiker.
0eaeei( fit p(m6 una6@ingg6ed, l oer 6tr. premier.
9tcmer liter. 8efeblSbabcr.
nor strpil zwl(d,en Denokraten und RepubIlkanern.
Garfiels's 1tasreeeln erpeiien iist
ais ietr erfclereisb.

:eSn elmer 3ioniitem @erIammlnns
in 2onbun iumrbe ansefiinbist5bt 3ie'
aiernna- uerbe in einisen @oden eis
ner ja6iIden &ommiiiiom erlanben,
uad Gnlaitina sm eeben, nm fiir bic
Gtabliernng eines jaaiihen Staates
@orfebrnmgen sn treffen.
2lop6. George bat iein geoanern
iber ben @iiftritt Cir Goiuar6 Gar.
Iun's aus oem Gabinet ausgeiproden.
am II. Sannar, inorsens 8 ltbr,
| iuxroe has amerifaniid5e aanonen-
6oot v0lonoeacs1 am gang Siefians,
fanfsia Meilen oberbalh g)odOu, BON
dineiiiden &ebeaen angegriffen nno
beidoiien. Gin Manm Der 8eiatmmg,
$. 6. C'grien, iuurbe t6tlid nno Gin
anberer Namens gS. 81. 9Dnnellp
leidt perlpmnbet. Die &e6ellen id)oiicn
and auf ben japaniidem Sampfer
sSngen."
Nns bem Camp Wec9lrtbnr bei $50
co iunrbem nemn Spbesfaae an BET
2mngenentsiinonng ge1teloet.
SIN Seer nnb in Der sSlotte ipll
fiimftig Der Sonntas itrift beadtet
iuerOen.
Or. 6rans Webring, Der befannte
Gpsial6empfrat, erflarte i'm preitNi-
idjen 9anbtag: r8enm &anaba cine
Tiertel Millipn Miann nad) europa
ldifen fann iuarnm foQten bic Ser.
cinigtem Staaten nidt sr6kere Srnp.
penmaiIem nad europa idifcn fOu'
men,"
S6euoore 9fopiepelt fat eine Gr.
tlarnmg erlaiIem, in Der er Senatpr
Chamberlain gegeniiber Der geidul.
bignng bes Graiibenten, ct Derorebe
oie Satiaden, sil Derteibigen ImdJt.
Hpoiebelt lit in @aibington nnb bate
cine &pnferens NIT Chamberlain.
Sn Gmglanb mill nan 5luei fleiidJ.
loic Sage, am Sienstag nno tSreitag,
cinrid)ten.
8iaiam 9enman, Der friiGere Hrii-
iibent oes Shipping goarb," err
flarte Dar benz 6nnoelsfumite oes
Senats, man babe ieine Stellmme i'll
ge5ns anf 6olsldiffe falid ausoe-
legt. Die Sebanptnng, oaf er ppr al,
lem Sulsidjiffe sebamt babem luollte,
lei falfdl eeiueien nnb iie Gabe bem
Sd)iffs6an mebr Sdabcn getan, ais
irgenb etiuas an6eres. Wam babe ae-
glanbt, er nnb oas Shipping Woarb
iuollten Sulsidiffe banen nnt ben
Bert Der Stablidiffc bermntersu-
oriiden; bas lei sans falidj se,ueIen,
he batten nnr 10 idnea iuie m6sli6,
mebr 9aberamm nnb mebr sransport.
ranm idaffen iuollen mnb batten &C..
elanbt, bies bnrd Solsihiffe am
66nelliten erreiden at f5mnem. IN
Se5ms anf iein gerbaltnis at 8oet,
halls iaste er, lie batten bei6e, nit
Ansnabme Ses letten 5ases, itets
frennblid initeinanber berfebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23
Nmslano.

= Brdiioent Garran5a bat Die gin'
fiibrling elmer ginmanoererlteuer gut.
gebetBen. Seoe Berlon, Die nad Dem
1. Sebrlar nah Merifo fon1mt muB
so Gents Steuer be5ablen.
= SSn Ser @eeeno bon WatamoroS
ioa GROCER Wangel an 2ebensmittel
berrihen
= Die fanaoiide Yropin5 Quebec
miro nah Dem 1. Msai 1919 abiolnte
8robibition baben.
= gluitralien's @ei5enernte miro
al.f 1S,500,000 8uidel tpeniser ee.
i6ast als oieieniae oes lesten SaD.
res. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23
Stemer.Wotis.

Staats. nno Gomntp Stenern iiir
Sas sSabr 1917 anf @rnno- nno per
i0nlihes Gisentnm, miifien bis ,nm
81. Sannar 1918 an ben Steaer.Sul-
leftDr Subn y. Bitter rntridtet luer.
ben, mm bic 3ablnns elmer Strnie
mnb Soften bon 10 Trosent, bic anf
periOnlihes Giaentrm erboben MGR.
ben, IN bermefoen.
James IL. Davis,
Gomntp 9iidter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23
Wie Ser Kriee itacb
Qmteriea eafft.
0eseu GinIen6ans bon 2 Gents
fir Horto berIfifen mir bieies Bud
on iraenb cine Hbrefie.
Die grpe6itiou.

@perett golbD uno mebrere an-
oere Wiitgteber Der 2ebemsmittei-
8ommiiIion iinb ioeben BON elmer
gfeiie nod europa 5uriideefebrt. Sis
beabii6tigen ibre bort gefammeIten
grfabrnngen ben 2ebensmittel- l-aon-
troaeuren Der berhiieoenen Staoten
mit3uteilen uno tueroen 5u 6ieiem
3tpef aud 9eras innerbalb Der nat).
iten- aebu Tage beiuhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23

Trde translation fled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
January 23rd as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Cine 9epeldye ans Genf iast, Dc
aerreiA ltngarm befinoe f@ angeS'
i'd, ID elmer erSfereu iuirtidaftliden
ariiis, als es ie fennen gelernt babe,
ole 2ahl Der Streifer iuerbe jett anf
eiae Milliou abseidGtt. Die meiften
oerlelbea ieieu in Der &riessinonftrie
anaeltellt. slae for6erten Srieoen
un6 billieere 2ebensmittel.
Die Nadrid)t, baf Wraf Gsernin
bon Ieinem Amte 5ariidsetreten Iei
1T nidJt beItGtigt, aber 6as 4ermd)t
bou finer MiniiterfriIis banert an.
Or. bon SeD6ler, Der 0iterreidild)e
grsmierminiiter, erflart, Oelterreid)s
Banld lei, bnk SDleu Ieiue etgene
Staatsangelesenbeitem bard) cine Of
fentIide slbitimmnn8 regele; oah cine
SerfaiinngsfpnuentiUn bic aaf brei-
sfeftcr gaiis sniammenseiett lei, ein'
6ernfea iuerbe nmS 0af, Die Gegiermns
tiner iolden slbitimmnms bic poIlitaw
oigite 5reibeit 81 iidera, mnbefiim.
merit nm Die jetigen Mntoritaten. Der
aRiniIter erflGrte, 6ie @erban6lnngen
nit Ser llfraine madteH quite 6Drt-
idrittc.
General SDetosar SproeDitid lit
snn gefeblsbaber ber 0iterreidiiden
Srnppen in sStalien ernannt iuurSen.
9ian slanbt, baf Der bemofratiid-
repHblifaniidje Streit i'm Senat am
9onnerstag iuieber beginner luiro.
0emofratilhe 6enatoren Leinhten
Naontaa abenS ben YrGfihenten. Gr
teilte linen nit, Saf bic Siesiermns
nHter Der gegeniuartigen Nominiitra'
tion in ifren &riegsborbereitnngc
aiiferit Siidtiges geleiitct sabe mnb
srofe Grfplge errnnsen bare. Sic
lueree i'm Stanbe iein, TIM sSnni cine
boppelt 10 srpft Ansabl amcrifanis
idtr SDlbaten ins Telo sm iteGen, iuie
nripriiHslid geplant iuaren.
Jnel gbminiltrator Garfield CT.
Hart, Der bon linn angeoronete fiinf.
tasige 0eidjaftsIdluf i'm Often, Der
Iette 9iad)t beenbet mar, babe feline
3uefe erfiilt. Gr babe ben Sdiffen
In ben atlautiiAen 9afen 9oblen Der.
daft, 6amit fe a6fabren anb ben
Aaiierten bic n0tigem 8aaren brin-
gen f0nnfen, nno er babe audi Der
9oblennot In benz bGnsliAen 8ebarf
tin Gn6e gemaAt.
Gnel gominiitrator Garfield bat
6em Ueneraliefret6r RrAbop porge-
lAlaaen, bic 8eforoernng bon iegli.
der Gradt nit Mmsnnbme bon Sob.
len nnb Qebensmiheln sa perbietem.
NeAboO mil ben 8orfd)las in Grwa.
gang siebem.
s5n Taris iino WaGtlinge aus Der
Uegenb bon ellie nnb Nonbair einse.
trsFfen.
Gie gelgier meIben, Sak lie 5wei
fetnbfiAe Neroplane berMnteraei6oi'
len nn6 eines NIT feiner Beiatnug
sefaperf baben.
Gs beikf, bak giee Abmiral BON
Waaer, Der bentld)e Narineminiiter,
rbenfalls smriiftreten lueroe, lueil er
nait ben aliaeatIden nidlt ii6erein.
itimme.
0eneral Teribins erflGrt in eincm
8riefe an ben 9rieasminiiter gafer,
bic amerifaniiAeuSo Soloaten in Jranf.
reid ieien 0i'turalii9 reiner" ais ie.
mails Soloaten eeiuefeu ieien, bic bort
1ingefomnten iudren. AlIe Bebaau.
fnngen bonn @esenteii Ieien nidt
mabr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23
@or adtais ssabreu.
Die eriten Standardization BON
Dresden nad 2eipSig.

Die alte fahiiide Meb. uno San-
oeIsitaot 2eip5ie fann iid riibmen,
nunmehr ben groBten 8abnbof gu.
ropas gu beiisen. Die lesten Spuren
iener fleinen 8auten iino nerlhDun'
ben, su oenen uniere Gdter nit Stols
tpanoelten, Inn bon ibnen aus lit)
pom 0anlpfroB nod gioro uno Siio,
nah Olt uno @eit bringen 5l lalien.
9luf, oie5e fleinen 8altteil tparen mir
geo6folger nod fleinerer linb prilnis
tiperer 6ollen, oerelt altelte, Der
9resoener gabnbof, Der erlte 9abn.
bof in Sadien iiberhaupt mar gs
hieBe Cullen nad Stben tragen, fpoa.
ten mir bier anf Die gl1tltebung Der
eriten idblii6en @iien6abn in aus.
fiibrli6erer @eiie 5uriidfolnmen 9e1-
men eines sSrieorib Gift, oes nielper-
fanlten acknowledgements uno ei-
mes 8uItap Sarfort, oes meitltdtl-
gen 2eip5iger 9auflnannes = iolde
9tamen bralibt mat irtr 81 nennen,
uno bat Die eafi5e illuitre Cutie BON
berporagenoen iofprt nnrfai't; Wean=
ner, oenen Sahien Die erite offentlide
giienbabnitrede peroanft: Die Seip=
Sig-Oresbener giienbabu. @enn mir
i'm 9iloe ieben ilno III a@orten Der
3eitgenoiIen leien bon aen 3uit .noen
iener &inbbeit Der helttfden gilet.
balm, oonn finb mir lulr 81 leibt ge-
neigt, iiber man6es 5lt rfu6cn gtid)t
nit &e6t, oenn Der 2eier oieier 3ei'
len miro itaunen, Dob iene erlte iaGl-
liide @abn in ber erltelt Sdgen 2eis
ltungen aufmies, Die uniercn beuti.
gen 8erbdltniiien i'll nlan6erlei ge-
5iebuna fallm ettpas, poer oo6 nln
penig nabgaben; ia, beritdlidtigt
man Den Stano Der @ilenbabnte6nlf
ieiter 3eit, modte man iif perluht
fiiblell 81 beballpten icne erIten Sci.
ltungen iparen nod groBer ais Die
beutigen
9fabe5u a9t Sabr3ebntc iiuo ins
2ano gegangen. Sur iucuige meilcn
unter uns, bie oanals, als ainoer
ODER balbmiidiige @elt= lmo Staats-
6iirger, i'm @eordnge Der i6onlitlti.
gen Mcnge alsbarrten, I'M jenem bi-
ltorif6en Woment bei5liuoDnen; me-
lige tperoeu iib Der Stunoe beller
9egeilterung erinnern fonnen, oa Oil
I. g(pril 1889 Der erite 3ug Don
2eip8ig abflbr, I'M om Gage oarallf
Die foniglide 5ainilie nod 2eip5i8
gu bringen, ienes benfiuiiroieen gr.
oeIien neutrality-suspicious.
peite nobl fem 4u9en5ellge oamals
gu ermeiien permofte, ionoern Die crit
inn 9aufe Der 3eit uno Der groBarti'
gen gnttpidlung oes oeutihen gi-
ienbabnipeiens poa geipiiroigt wer.
ben fonftte. Die Strefe 5tpii6en Der
nlten 0ieb- un6 Der funitlinnigen
9oupt. uno Heiioen3ltoot Sahiens,
Smiiden oenen felt Sabrbunoerten 10
biele 8erbinoung fltltllreller arbeit
beitanoen, mar nit giienidienen be.
legt uno beioe Srte ionit ollrd einen
gerfebrspeg perbiinoeu iuoroen, Der
Die 9iirger 2eip3igs un6 9resoens
nun audi perionlih in regeren Ser.
tebr brineen iollte. SSn Sriibinbr
1889 mar oieier giienipeg nollenbet
uno Sauienoe aus Den anliegenoen
Srtifaften mogen lein 8erben fopf.
ifiittelno betrohtet baben, 5iueifelno
an Der 3ipedmdBigfeit, niele aud
5lueifelno OH Der Woslibfeit oes @e.
Iingens. Bis ibuen Der Siescsrnf hes