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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03
CONSTRUCTION JOB
DELAYED FOR TIME
ON Y. M. G.. A. BATHS

Work of remodeling the Young
Mems Christian association build
ing. which was to have been fin
ished this week, is not progressing
as rapidly as was at first eX-
pected. The shipment Of white tile
which is being used in the con-
struction of the shower baths, has
been delayed and work IS temper
ariIy discontinued Painters are a.
work on the doTmitOries, and an
will probably be completed in two
weeks.
Plans are being made for a for
NAL public opening of the Y to be
held some time this fall. probably
about the latter part of October.
The opening festivities will in
clude music and a program, pos
sibly a swimming exhibition and
light refreshments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03

HAVE STRONG
NERVES
NERV0U SNESS AND NERVE
TROUBLES On THE DECLINE

Nothing wrong but your nerves, =
IS a saying that Is fast dying out in
this country. While nerve trouble is
no organic disease. one of our
leading nerve specialists remarked:
A man or woman might better
break a leg than have a shattered
nervous system"
OverwOrk and worry drains the
nerve cells of their reserve strength
and food. and then follows the
sleepless night, Indigestion, poor
appetite, impure blood and general
nervous breakdown.
The thing to do in such cases no
longer troubles doctors and their
patients who know from their own
experience the value of Phosp plated
iron. They know that a few weeks
regular use of this nerve food and
red blood builder will strengthen
and brace up the whole nervous
system. because Phosphated Iron
gives the tired, hungry. WORKOUT
nerve cells phosphates and iron. in
form easily and quickly absorbed
as one happy user said: You can
almost feel il taking hold of the
nerves and blood, and after a short
time YOU feel like a new person,
life seems a pleasure and worth
living once again.
In every section where Phosphat-
ed Iron has been used there has
been big decrease of nerve trou-
bles and it viii prove a welcome
relief 10 any sufferer. You can bank
on II for results-it's pure.
To insure physicians and their
Patients getting the genuine Phos-
plated Iron We have put up in cap
sules only, do not take pills or tab
lets Insist on capsules. A. J.
Itiess and leading druggists every
where
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03
THIEVES STILL
WORKING TRADE
Enter Island City Bowling Ale,
Last Night and Obtain H0ney
and Chips.

The Island City Bowling alley.
Twenty-frst street and Fourta ave-
Lue. was entered by thieves r5z-
night and some small change and
hips were obtained. Entrance was
gained to the building through
transom over the front door.
The police have also been mott
fed of the theft Of another a4tonr-
bic last night The machine is the
property Of A. F. Dodson Of this
city, and has not yet been recov-
cred
A car stolen Saturday night from
a f. Mclnnis Of this city IS still!
Missing
Police Magistrate Charles smith
i'll Rock Island police court This
morning fined William Mcdonald g.
on charge OF disorderly coudgrt
Officer Gus Kirsch filed the com
plant, charging Mcdonald wr5
having annoyed women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03

resistance around Roye and Chaul-
mes, the French arrived at these
points. confronting natural Obsta-
cles which the Germans utilized to
best advantage.
Crossing River Difficult
The course OF the river SOmme
and the canal running parallel be-
fore the front east OF Nesle offered
u double water line, with marsh
ground between. Fording there
was so difficult that the roads must
be used and the Germans concen-
trated artillery and machine gun
fire on all the roads, bridges and
approaches.
The rivulet IngOn presents the
same conditions from Nesle to
where it flows into the SOmme.
Further south. in the region of the
Tunnel. the unfinished part of the
Canal du Nord is now full of water.
This offered another strong natural
obstacle. which the enemy utilized
to the utmost
Overcome All obstacles.
Aided by splendid observatories
on the heights to the east. a we'll
sustained fire of concealed infan-
try, supplemented by frequent
counter attacks made the crossing
extremely hazardous. But the
French succeeded in forcing a
crossing Of the IngOn between
Quipery and Rouy-Ie-Petit at 6
O'Clock last evening, slipping
through the enemy's advanced po-
sitions to the edge of the plateau
extending toward Ham and were
attacking hill Il at last accounts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03

The cattle rustIers of the west
have long been the sworn enemies
Of lawful cattlemen and they play
an important part in Riddle
GaWne. William s. Harris new Art
craft picture which viii be seen at
the Majestic theatre tonight and
Wednesday. Mr.. Hart is fortunate
always in his selection of screen
material, but ne has never had a
better choice than in this story by
Charles A. Settler. II is a thrilling
narrative. one of the red -blooded
type, but full of human quality and
the charm of genuine love amidst
compelling situations Mr.. Hart
was director and Katherine Mac
Donald is mis- leading woman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03
MAKES AFRIEND:
is MINUS CASH
Police Arrest Man for Theft OF
Money and Watch From Newly
Found Acquaintance.

James Sullivan, alias George
Marshal, is being held under $500
bonds pending a further hearing
to be held Saturday on a charge or
larceny.
Sullivan was arrested last night
by the Rock Island police on the
complaint of Ed Bemis. The case
came Up for a hearing before Po-
lice Magistrate Charles Smith this
morning. but was continued until
Saturday at the request of State >
Attorney Floyd E. Thompson, who
wished to make further investiga-
tons
Bemis stated that he came to
this city from Waterloo, Iowa. sew
'eral months ago to work at the
Rock Island arsenal and that he Is
living at 1912 Tenth street He
claims that he had a pint bottle o.
whisky and became acquainted
with Sullivan and a soldier at a
soft drink parlor on Fourth ave
nue. and Sixteenth street
Later they went to Sullivan
rOoming house at 1901 Fourth ave
nue. where the theft of $35 and Il
gold watch, property of Bemis, Is
alleged to have been perp5trated.
Bemis stated that there were two
beds in the room, and that he was
told that he could have me use OF
one Later, he said. he was awaN-
ened by another man, who had not
been in the party of three or four
previously. and was told to get out.
He Immediately found that his
watch and money were gone. The
police were notified and Sullivan
was arrested. The watch was found
in the bath room at the establish
ment, but the money has not beea
recovered. Sullivan denies that he
perpetrated the theft.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03
MORE SUGAR IS
TO Be ALLOWED
Food Administrator Secures Addi-
tional Allotment for Rock
Island County.
ALL MUST BE CONSERVATIVE
UrC0S That Syrups and Substitutes
BE | ~ei Wherever Possible 80
As 70 supply All.

More sugar for Rock Island couu-
" at last,
Relief from the sugar famine,
which has prevailed here for a few
months. seems lib sight However.
Rock Island county people are eau
toned 10 continue 10 limit Jheir
use OF sugar OF someone Will SUI
fer.
Dr. " T Taylor, foCr admiuistra-
tor for Rock Island county who
has for the last few weeks been
trying TO secure an increase in the
allotment for canning purposes
has been successful Each iudiyid-
uaI has been allotted two pOunG-
Of sugar per month for Gomesti
use and there IS approx -uately one
fourth of a million pounds for can
ming purposes. IL people are selfish
and each one gets p pounds Of 81
gar for canning purposes there VA.
not be nearly enough to 80 around
II. however. each family will g..
along with 10 or > pounds. subst
tutinE syrups. mixing syrups wi.
sugar. the supply viii more thar
meet the needs
Notifies GrOCHrs
DR. Taylor has sent letters to
every retail grocer in Rock Island
county stating allotment ana rules
governing sale OF sugar Persons
will sign q certificate pledsing them
sign a certificate pledging them
selves TO use the amount secured
for canning. \ violation of the rule
is considered an unpatr!Otic act
and the offender may be summoned
before the United States commits
sion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03

storming battalions and hardy
mounted infantrymen. They de-
feated them decisively, taking an
enormous death toll from their
ranks and sending goCGIy mum
her OF captives to the rear.
The Associated Press cores
pOndents saw a column of these
prisoners filing back over the pla-
teau to the west where white WOO /
crosses over fresh graves marked
the scene of other recent defeats
Some were young. but all were
sturdy and humiliation and depTes-
sion showed in their faces, rather
than the satisfaction exhibited by
other prisoners over their final re
treat from the inferno o. war.
Tanks Shatter Enemy.
The Americans cooper5ted in the
attack on Juyigny with the type
OF tanks which - French have
cars. These engines Of war have
been called "armored infantry
They have all the suppleness Of
troops afOot and they advance
readily into the enemy's positions
dealing death with gruesOme pro-
fusion from their quick rTers and
cannon.
Glad to Fight With Yanks.
One Of these cars manned by a
French lieutenant killed 200 Ger
mans before Juyigny. He had just
abandoned a damaged tank to take
the place of a wounded man in an
other. His pilot, whose orders
were to stay by the disabled car,
was unable to resist the enthusiasm
of the charging troops past his
abandoned post and fell in with a
platoon of Americans short of Off
GERS. The pilot showed them the
route and fought with them all aft
ern0On.
Its good to see how those
Americans fight this boy said to
the correspondent. We are glad
to fight with them. Together we
Will get the Germans"
Very severe fighting has been go
ing on also north of NoyOn, along
the Neve river and the Canal du
Nord and around NesIe. After
forcing the last fortified centers Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03
FOE DEFENSE NEAR
SCISSORS BREAKS


Continued from Page One1
tons were taken and retaken sev-
eral times. have pushed forward on
the plateau that overlooks the val
ley of the Ailette behind Chemin
DIES Danes and from where the cit
adel Of Laon. one Of the stOUtest
pillars in the German secondary
line Of defense, may plainly be
seem
Whip Rest Hun Troops.
The French and Americans met
around JuyIEny the elite Of the
German army, Prussian Erenadiers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03
GREAT HUN DEFEAT:
LENS IS CAPTURED

CONTINUED from Page One)
retirement has resulted in the
evacuation of areas three to four
miles deep on both sides of the Ba-
paume-Cambrai road, the British
taking town after town in this area
in their steady advance.
Speed Surprises Enemy.
The Germans seem to have been
surprised at the quickness with
which Haig's Canadians and other
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03
HUNT FOR CHICAGO
SLAYER EXTENDED

Chicago, Sept 3 The search for
J Norman Cook. alleged slayer of
William f. Broadway. now exteu9s
to st Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha
Folice records contain an entry ~
a complaint that Cook made love
to an elderly woman of Kansas Cir
Mo, and left her. obtaining S2a0a
Of a sum which had been received
as the result of a verdict in a per-
sonal injury suit No warrant. it is
said. was issued here.
F'lavoring extracts, BeardsIey's
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03

Spencer Square - Tonight, We'd
uesday and Thursday, kaLhlyn WI
llams in
Majestic Tonight and Wednes-
day, William ). Hart IN Riddle
Gawne,' Fay Tincher il Keystone
comedy.
Fifth Avenue - Tonight, julia
Sandcrson in The Runaway"
George Oyey comedy Wednesday.
George NJ. Conan in Seven Keys to
Baldpate," Victor Moore comedy.
Moline Tonight and Wednesday,
D " GrifIths Hearts Of the
World
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03
RED Cross RHEUMATIC REM
EDI

The great advantage over other
rheumatic medicines lies in in fact
that % does not disturb the stomach
Many cases nave been perMaHe emily
cured b. this remedy This and more
taaH one hundred other Red Cross
Remedies sold and guaranteed by
A. j RIess, Hugh =. Burt. Charles j.
Strate
All the News All the Time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03
Licensed To Wed

Fred W. Brooks -. Freeport, III.
Mabel f. Walton 49,. Cuba, Wis
Albert Cleppe $4,000. Victor. Iowa
Mrs Marie f. Teerlinch -. Moline
Daniel ". Tyrell, Clinton, Iowa
Mrs. Florence Showers ........
Clinton, Iowa
Polishes, Beardsley's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-03

Polishes, Beardsley's.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11
seEas.

@ie aus Sort @nncod genet.
set miro, liegen lid) bel Ser Sllrtb
Ser San Suon Mine merifanilde
uno omeritaniide &apa1erie gegen=
iiber; Ole 9(nterifener ouf ser omeri
faniiden mo Die Merifaner auf Ser
merifoniiden Seite oes Hio @ranoe.
Die Merifauer BADEN iib regular
peridon5t. Sic baben ungefa6r biilt'
bert S6iiiie abgefeitert, morauf Die
Mmerifoner bas 5ener ertpioerten
lino orci merifanifhe aapaleriitcn
toteten. 9ei Ysleta fano ein 8efed)t
itott, Del Dem 5pei Merifaner erIdol-
fen puroen. @as oiele u1lo anbere
merifoniihe 3ruppen, Die ant Gio
@ranoe in geiuesung iinb, porba5elt
meiB man niht eerall, ipabrideinlidj
lpoaen Tie @ioerItano bugegen %leilten,
baB omerironiide Soloaten bei ser
@erfolgung merifanii6er ganoifert
IN merifanii1es @ebiet einoringen.
Ser engliid)e 2uitldifferfubett
Mrtbltr @arolo @eber lit bel einenl
abitrrr5 I'M 9en6roof 6elo bel Sort
@ortb getotet.
6lotonia lit SIT elmer 9uftidif
fer : 8aiis gemadt. @fall bat eillcn
2mloullgsplab fir 2uftIdiffe IN Der
Ndbe Ger Stoot mtsgeiu6t.
Sn @aco lit Elm aagcmeincr
Streif angeor6net.
Sci gouplano, adt Meilen llo.
lid BON Saplor> fubr am 9ienstag
nadmittag ein nad SiiOen gebenoer
Sra1t5ue in eilt autontobil bineln.
in benz 5ipei junge Maofen, gictorla
unb 3bereie Climber, iaBen. Die let=
.ere pllroe Iofort getotet mno Die err,
Itere idfper perlest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11

ooriidtsbolber ltbr nno Gelo 1tllter
Dem Sit peritedt. 9a CT iid nidt
riibrte ltuo betpltBtlos Itelte, logte
giner:: v9Sir bobe1t i'm getotet; er tit
ia tot mie elm Slid" 9arauf febr=
ten sic WGnlter gum 9lutomobll 5lt=
rid, oos lie cine Gtrede ertferltt a1lt
@ege iteben lieBen. Seolelp erbob
it'd ais er iid ii0er glaltbte, illd)te
Elm Selepbon oltf uno meloete ecn
gorfaQ Ser 5beriffs Office. Sic
5beriffsgebiilfen Sobn Subiru rno
So 6erlnes begabe1 ltd) art Srt llno
5teae, fanoen sen Gbatffei1r ltto
oas @utomobil ullo bradten ben Or
iteren IN ein Soipito1, no oie aolf=
uun0en, oie 1llr leidt iillo, perbur-
ber mltroelt. Spdter mltroe ether ben
Dem Srio perbaftet ltno bon geaiclp
ioentifi5iert.
Ser 5oloot SSH &eeb, Ser iih
o6ii6tlidj cine @uroe beibradte, nm
bonn MilitGroienlt befreit SIT ieirl lit
pom ariegsgeridt 5n ie6smonatliUer
8efGngllisbaft Bel ld)iperer Ir6cit
ltnb gum teilipeilen &erlult Ieincr
2obnutlg pdbreno oieier 3eit perm
teilt mprhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11

bebaupte1I, oas @ier bobe i'm Ilter-
tum 8tpar nidt Die eroBe f%ultnrbiitc-
riid)e rno mirtidaftlihe geoeutnng
eebabt, Die ibm gegenpartig IN
9euti6lano 5ufommt, aber oof cine
unglaublid) groBere, oils iie iid iett
sum geiipiel fir 8ronfreid) nad)pet-
len laBt, BON Stalien uno Spanien
gang gil ldmeigen. SaB oieie Eatia-
fe unierer flaiiiih ~sebiloeten @elt
INNER natiirli6 abgeleben bon oelt
Sodleuten = nobe8u unbefannt lit
oaB man iofort oes anadronismnS
perbddtig erifeint, penn man Die
@orte altromiidyes Sier ausiprid)t,
oas 5eigt sur @eniiee, wie lpenig ltn5
in Der S6ule bon Der mirfli6en nno
mobrbdftieen Ibpiiognomie oes Il=
tert1ms iibermittelt miro.
Grnit Gfitein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11

Gpttom.

OpIIpH.
5an Autonip, beltte 33 Geuts.
@nlpelton. geitern 34,10 Gents.
Gotfonfd mtn.Isr0bnfte.
Snn Intonio, II. Gpril 1918. =
@rine @ruoe Cotton 9eeo Oil. $f.31.
Gents per Gdnone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11
Smlamb.

Sci Dem Snquelt iber Ole 2gl-
dung 6es @obert g. Yraeger in Sol.
linspiae, 81, mnroe ausgeiaet, Der
Iette @llnid, ben Eraeger aus9e-
iproden, iei Ser gewelen, feline 2eidje
IN amerifnnilhe Slagge 81 ipifeln,
lpie Don Eerlonen geiagt miro, Ole bel
ser Notwithstanding 5ligegen ma.
rem. 3ieiel6en 9erIonen iagell aldl,
ein getpiiier 9tiegel babe ~eingeltal.,
ben, ser @nfiibrer Der Golfsmenge
gepeiett SIT ieirL Sic &raeger lDndjte.
9ieier Giegel iol mt6 Dem @unlf
Eroeger's be5iiglid Ser amerifani.
i6en 8lagge mit9eteilt boberl. Giegel
loa and geiagt laben, oaB Sungen
bon 8iuolf bis ieds5ebn Sabren 6as
4ufbdngen 8raeger's beiorgt bdtten
Hiegel io0 Dies @elt1ltonis Idot
morgenS eiitem ct. eouiier Bel,
fungsmann genlad)t unb es Damn
ipdter beim Snquelt ser Surp geger-
iiber ipieoerbolt bnben. Sb er oie Sea.
men oerer geltonnt 1ot, Die an Der
2pnherei t%eilnobmer, peib mar
nidt. Gin anoerer Wtann modjte
gfuslagcll, man mciB ober nid)t, mas
CT ~oltsgeingt bat. Der i9-jdbrige
4l6ert Gneeoler, Ser 6ie 2pnderei
nit onlo9 bat Nfitteillngen iiber Den
Gorgang 1entadt. er iagt, ct mir
De einige Der 8erionen Die an Dem
gorqang oftip beteiligt iparen, wie-
DER erfenuen, miiie ober oie Namell
nid)t. Die Idpei5eriidJe @eionotidait
in @oIbington, mel6e 5ltr Belt
0eutidlano pertritt fat iid) angelo
Ten, Die Soften fir Die 9eeroigung
8raegers 81 %be8ablen. Die 9eerhi-
gllng fono aeitern itatt, sic oeuti6ell
Doc 6el(otps leitetcn lie. Graeger'5
@iini6, oaB feline 2eide in einc
omerifuniide 8logge eingebiiat mer-
DC. pnroe erfIIt
Sn aanias gitp pia man el.
lert aageneinen 5ludtoeriud bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11
Dean fauie ioiort &onos oer oritten Trti6tits< YlnlttDe<

Mlien enemies, Die geforlsen geDal=
ten murOelt, entoedt mo pereitelt bo<
ben. Mn ser 5pise Ioa eit gefpll1er
Or. Qeou 6. 4opf, oltd eil alien
enenp,~ geltonoen bobe1l.
SSolnes 81. 8eterIon III Wfillnea=
poli5, republifanii6er aaltoioot FIR
oo8 g(n1t oes 8ltnoesienotors, miro
ouf sic @nfloge pro5eiItert, Sic @e.
ftinnnttltQen oes Gpionoge @eiebe$
ocrlett ST. boben. Sem Anfpolt per-
lollgte, oob iein 9ro5eB biz nadb Ser
Termination auf9eidohen neroe, aber
Der Ridter mies oas @eil!6 ab.
3bonros @elib, ein lltllger irls
Id]cr Seelna11n, BET oelt mon l%elrters
scit 9riefe fono, Die ouf Slrnl.
6eincrs= Gr6enlng @e5ltg batter, lit
al ei1em ssobr nnb einem Gage
3uft5ol1s perllrteilt porbetl.
SIN oitliden S%l1oiana Iollen Die
SSSnoioner nit @offen uno Gift per'
Ie6en Iein, nm sic Snoioner : I9e1t=
ten rno peiBen 8epoDner att5ugrei-
fen. gs ioa lid) nm cine regulate
&erihmorunq b%on0eln.
SSn ollen Observation-Disclosures
ioa elm energii6er &f gegelt Die
MosatitoS %beginnelt.
Ser olte 9ultoe5ienator Stotc
non Mtiliouri bot einent StraBet=
babnmogelt ouf bent @ege nab BENT
Senot einen ShloeanfG erlittelt. CT
lit ani6eil1eno i6per fraltf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11

Bonn S6iueieen idnler3t oie
3unge nidt,@ beiBt es in einem rui.
lii6en Sprid)mort, mo aud in Die
lem Sale ipridt Der @oIfsmutno aus
LANCER g~rfabruug. Iber leioer lit
Die &unlt, flug 5i i1fpeiaen, ned
piel Ifluerer ulS Die &itnlt, fllig 81
re0e1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11

Gips Sransfer C Storage SO. DC.
iorst llmsieben, Ginpaftm, Seridsit'
fen, Qagern, Seppidl-8 einisen. Of.
flee Gil g. Gberrp ct. Sci. Gr. 654.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11

gomaten, fal., $2.75 uno $500.
@obl, $3.50 nnb $4.75 Der 100 Rfo.
Crime 9feffer, soc Der 8fo.
Habiegnen, SOC per SGD. @iinoel.
Spinat, Toe per 8DfdeI.
Crime grbfen, $500 Der 6amper.
geeten, $3.50 Der 100 Pfuno.
ReerretttgsB rraeln. per Xfo i2h.
8urfen, per Crate. $500.
Seuerie, soc per 9nbeno.
8eter1iIie, 40c per STD. zgiinheI.
4opfialat, Gal, $3.50 per Crate.
@elbe @nr5eln, $500 per 100 Sfo.
Saltaih, per 8nidel, $500.
Gierbflansen, $500 per 8ui6l.
Iiiben, $500 per 100 Yflne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11

0elndt Elm Sna6e i'm alter uun Ii
bis Is Sabren, Der bentid ipredlen
nno id)reiben FAM, nm iid III elmer
0rnferei niitlidj st MAIDEN. 3adD.
snfrasen in Der Office ser n5reiem
8reIIe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11
i,okdIes.
@abrideinlides @etter.

Sir San antonio uno l%lmgeseno:
9ellte abenb utto 5reitag 8%ltnebnteah
.5eoedt, fparmer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11
Ste nOreie Yrene iiir Seras"
e~r5dbeimt als 9ageblatt mno gS%pd1eublatt.

9as saaeblatt 1T piereitg uno foHet SOC per @fonat ODER Sc per Sabr
9as @odeubfatt lit ie65e9nlitg uo foitet So per Sobr. Ro3 MeTteo
50 @oIo. Noh europa, Gorto ~eineei6loHen1 So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11

Nnrm.ErD0nfte.
Wem,Iie.

aurtoffeIn. neue. &c Der 9funo;
California, Sis per 100 &funo; Colo
rnoo. $3.50 per 100 Yfuno,
GiiBfartoffeln, gam. $3.50 uno $3.50.
3nie5eln, Seros 8ermuoos, $3.50;
Grlital @are, $1.75.
8o6nen. COLORADO, 8into. per Sfh.
1925; California @ahous, per cipt..
$1,000; 8tnfs. 1915; Gina. $500:
3ann. $500; 8ladehes. St1.00; 8ouuo
Green. per guidef Campers. $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-11
gies @arft,

Gan antonio, II. aprtl, t9fS. =
aiibe, $3.50 BIS $1,000.
adlber, $3.50 bis $1,000
8uIen, 1925 Biz $3.50.
Shien, $1G.25 bis $500.
Ct. 0ouis, II. @pril, 1918. - 3itos
bieh. Seras : @ieh. 1878 Biz $1,000.
S6lpeine, St4.50 bis $3.50.
SSnte
@eialsene 5diite ........15c per gib.
Srodene SGute .........2 zoe Der 1fo.
Crime Sdute .......... t2c per Hfo.
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N,,of "a. 3isaen b.ididnint x az
unD Suds 81 Gts
anaoro<8ieeen. Der 9fb. TO gta