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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
Airn,en Battle Both
Flames and Huns
and Sho,v no Fear

correspondence Associated Press.l
a British Airdrome in France. sept
3O.-An artillery observation plane
caueht fire while trying to- obtain the
range OF a bridge. Did the airmen
attempt landing to escape the flames
or did they remain aloft TO complete
their tasks?
The pilot Of the plane gives the
answer in his own words:
II switched off the petrol supply ana
opened out the throttle" he said. zone
steep, swift dive. and the fire wac out.
Then hesitated. Should we hurry
off for home and safety. or continue
the shoot. in which very little more
observing would bring complete sue
cess? / turned to the observer. he
leaned over and Inspected the damage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
Hun, eokrb HospitaI Train.

London, Sept. 30e-Maj. John Van
schaik, deputy commissioner for Bel
GUM d the American Red Cross, who
spends practically all his time at the
Belgian front experimenting relief
work there, hns reported the bombing
BY the Germans Of hospital train N
q. town in the Belgian army zone,
..The train was made UP Of sixteen
cars" he writes. "A bomb made d.
rect hit on the baggage car. which
was carrying ell the stores for the
train /and most OF the kits and per
sonal belongings OF the STAFF. The car
was completely demolished. but the
German was once again again <foiled,
for the American Red Cross ~ ebls
TO replace nearly All the n.ateriak lost
within q few hor---
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30

are Bishop Ksphsrt. Dr. y. n. Dsvrys
DR.. J. n. shannon. Raw George Ms,icr.
Mr.. BrApe and others. bishop Kephart
Is the father Of Mn. J. w. Stiverson.
wife Of the United Brethren pastor In
this city.
Preparations arc being. made to en-
tertain an unusually large crowd
Visiting minister's and d-ir~atcs WIN
be entertained In tho homes OF tho
city on Tho Harvard pan. Tho con-
florence seNions will MI be held In the
United Brethren church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
EIdora News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Sept. 30.-Hardin county ION
Saturday more than measured up to
Its quota on the liberty loan and going
something in the neighborhood Of
$4,000 over the amount stipulated BY
the government. The quota for this
county was $1,472,s00 and with Con-
cord township not reported the county
is 5000 to the good, Y
Funeral services for the lato T.. D.
Sanford were held Sunday from the
Christian church. being in charge Of
the Rev. p. g. Thompson, pastor, and
burial followed In he Eldora te y pc !
M VI, who had been here
Writing her father. ~. n. iiSoa lleft
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
Output of Nonessent;a] Plants Cslt.'

, tracts, sirups and carboNle aGo4 -
curtniled on the basis Of 80 ~ 60
pcr ahnum based on the prodacttpD -
i9l7--that 10, no months pso1ooe@QD
shali exceed SO>psF cent o. tha pso10os'
ton Of tho corrsspeadins moetA - tAe'
previous year. ss,f II s.'
Grippe juice, CIDER and Ioona1eGov
Juice products g tlsis yearak bogVouo
may be produssd. bst the rs5G1oo1ons
must apply - the var 1919.
Talkiro Ms1(yoNeo sAslsod - ~ WoNS
Talking machinao-For the ~ 1osg
months q lslN cusenlled - ~ ooae
OF tho prodvc<Sun Of the hse fooP
months Of 1877 m unitS and - = -.
nagc basis. with rscominsoaatton ~
industry secure wur work osease -
I, 1919. ss
Agricultural implements 81 49,
tractorw--- Effective Oct. On . euuDo
months schedule curtailed ln - -
iron and steel Is per cent fpoO 80
sumption for calsndAr year enG4O
Sept. 80. 1913.
Bicycics-For the last foss Ue10o
of 1918 curtaiied Is per cant N 49,
and steel OF the consumption ~ ~
last four months Of 1917 with elln1nA-
ton OF bicycles for children an1 ~
racing purposes.
Rcfrigcrators--ror the last foop
months OF 1913 curtailed S3M per 49,
In iron and steel Of thu eonsumpt40o
for the last four months Of 1917. wtGA
order for substitution OF sine pSQte
where possible.
Barueh Explains Saving Plan. \
-steady development OF plans Of the
war industries board for the conserva-
tion OF material, labor. fuel trnnsporta-
ton and other essential elements"
Chairman Baruch said ito tho end that
maximum resources and energy OF
this country shall be put forth In tbs
winning Of the war. has resulted In TIA
curtalimcnt Of several industries.
"The greatest drive by the war in
iustries board Is In the conservation q
iron nd steel. OF which the shortage In
heavy now and growing heavier. In
connection with the plans OF conservA-
ton thVu curtailment OF supply TO In
dustries not manufacturing for war
purposes. J. Leonard Replogle. steel nd.
ministratoy. other officials OF the board
and myself have presented to repre-.
sentatives OF the steel and iron Inc
dustry plans for stimulating production
that will assist In reducing the short-
age and meeting the war demands. But
there Is to be a continuance OF Co.
servation measures and curtailincnt OF
industries will continue and be exlastd-
Cd 60 long shortage In essential uAv
material exists NJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30

abicd me to keep control Of the fYdder
bar. We were down to i.50o feet, bat
the heat was now Intense.
THE fire had reached the right
wing. pushed down the nose 70 haatsn
our decent. keeping the machine also
in q eide slip. The rush OF air slightly
changed the direction OF the flames, We
were nearly down. The ground rushed
towards US / took of the hank ano
"fattcned out" One handing wheel
touched with a bump. broke awAy ara
continued its course Independently.
The machine pirouetted on the r0nain-
irg wheel. and finally Grained ON III
nose and left wing.
"Sprlnging to the ground We hnssie0
away from the BURNING wrec. eoiy'
just in time. for a few seconds sAees'
the petrol tank exploded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
LARGEST LOCK IN WORLD.
Government Completes Huge Engi.
neerina Feat at SauIt Ste Marie.

Sault. Ste Marie, Mich, Sept. CO.
The fourth great government lock, the
largest in the world, which connects
the upper and lower levels Of Lakes
Superior and Huron, has been virtu-
ally, completed. lacking only the in
stallation of the l, 100-ton gates to per-
NIT the passage Of large iron ore, cop
per and wheat cargoes.
The foundations Of the .ock are buftt
into the solid rock floor of the st.
Mary's river falls. Installation of the
ponderous gates to span the eighty
foot width. of the lock chamber will
start at once and will be completed
early next summer. These gates viii
permit the lowering or raising Of
steamers from the level of one lake to-
that Of the other, a height Of twenty
feet.
Excavating for the new lock, which
will cost sS,500,000 completed. started
in 1872 and in 1915 the first concrete
was poured for the walls, which are
l, 1905 feet long, seventy-five feet hign
and taper down from eight to- twenty
six feet in thickness.
Z There are four other great locks at
ST. Mary's RAPIDS three on the Amer
lean and one on the Canadian side, but
none compares in size with the new
one.
The cost OF handling freight thru
these locks is but LIZ mills per freight
ton. Last year freight valued at ST..
196,922,1S3 and totalling s9,S1S.S9s tons
passed thru the canals. There were
22.Ss5 vessel passages,
The locks are protected by twentN
coast guard boats plying the river
sixty miles below and twenty miles
above the rapids. Companies of SOL
diers equipped with rifles and machine
guns. patrol the district. :
A-njjoa .f1qqb2th hmtrf rfthm rftdw
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ACTIVITIES OF ORGANIZATION IN
IOWA REPORTED TO STATE
DEFENSE COUNCIL.
LEAGUE AoENvs SEEK
TO AROUSE PREJUDICE
Using crsstsr, lows Assoeiatior Fight
TO Line uD Farmers = Political
Triekstsrs Of Both Parties Catering
10 league in Effort to Secure Per.
sonal Follo~inos.
;pecia. to Times Republican.

Specia. to Times Republican.
Dcs Moines. Sept. 3o.-The Nonpar-
tisan League germs are still abroad in
Iowa as indicated BY letters received
10y the state council OF national defense
and by reports Of the activities OF thcir
organizers and followers here and there
over the state. That the organization
expects to work aggressively in Iowa
in the future, possibly not until after
the close OF the war,-there seems to be
little doubts
The tight which Is on between the
promoters Of the Nonpartisan League
and the officers OF the Greater Iowa
Association is being taken advantage
of by the league promoters by the claim
that the Grater Iowa officers arc
manufacturers and others who would
pave the state from one end to the
other with costly paved roads for the
IA rmers to pay for aand would increase
taxation in the carrying out of their
promotion program in Iowa. They de-
clare that the only way the farmers
can .combat these movements Is to
organize against them and that the
Nonpartisan League, which achieved
things for the farmers in North Dakota.
is the organization which can do the
business.
Thru these arguments. presented by
the organizers and thru a portion Of
the farm press that is attempting to
take advantage Of the movement fof
its own personal gain. the organization
is said to be keeping alive.
Aided by Political Triekstsrs.
Another factor which is Sc wing to
give the leaguers comfort and encour-
agement is the favor which politicians
bestow on any sort Of an organiza-
ton which promises possible crop of
votes. This the league organizers are
prompt to exploit to its fun advantage.
1t is already the talk that both demo-
Gratis and republicans who seek votes
above all things else are careful not to
cppose the league in those localities
who're it has strength.
Political observers are already spec
i'lating Just what political party will
get the league vote and what the price
will be. The vote will not be 20 much
of a factor IN Iowa as IN some OF the
other states but Il nevertheless Will be
of such proportions as to be taken into
account at the coming election in this
state.
II Is expected that the Efforts of the
leasue to arouse class prejudice will
be felt In the coming Legislature altho
the organization as such will probably
not show fta head
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
HEADS WATERLOO Y. w. c. A. .
Miss Ruth Mcgowan, Of Iowa City
Elected General Secretary.

Special to Times Republican. .
Iowa City. Sept. so.-Miss Ruth
Mcgowan daughter Of the late Prof. C.
S. Mcgowan. Of Iowa City and Iowa
university. herself a member, OF the
faculty to which her father long be-
longed. has been elected general secre-
tary OF the Y. W. c.. A. at Waterloo
She succeeds Miss Dotha s. |Varker,
who has been transferred to Davenport,
Miss Mcgowan was graduated here u
1918 and, has been secretary to miss
Anna NJ. Klinsenhagen, dean of women
at s.. U. l.. since 1915.
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HUNS THREATEN U, 8. cAPT'vGs.
Warns Mon Found Wiz, Shotguns Will
"a Executed. America Ready.

Amsterdam. sept. 80. --Germany.
through the Swiss legation. has sent
an ultimatum to America that II no
satisfactory answer Is forthcoming on
October e. the German protest about
the use of shotguns by American SOL
diers ''rcprisals viii he TAKEN"
A semi -ofricial telegram from Berlin
gives the following additional details
Of the note:
"Trom prisoners captured during
slSifmish between patrols on July 20 a
repeating shot gun was taken. The
prisoner who belonged to American
Infantry. Regiment 307 of the Seventy
seventh division. stated that their pa
troll possessed three such shot guns
each loaded with six cartridges con-
tanning nine shots OF size 90. Il
Another shotgun was captured
Sept. II from the Third Infantry Regi-
ment. Fifth American Division.
1.-THE use Of such weapons Is forbid
den by the Hague convention as caus-
ing unnecessary suffering. The Ger
man government protests energettcA
ally and expects from the Uniteq
States government that steps will be
taken Immediately to discontinue the
employment Of shot guns.
1T is pointed out to the government
Of tho United States that prisoner
on whom a shot gun or shot gun am
munition Is found forfeits his life!'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
CUBAN SMOKES FOR yAnks.

cioarets and Tobacco Sent TO Red
Cross For Distribution.
London. Sept. IL (by mail. The
government Of Cuba has sent to the
American Red Cross In Europe 100000
cigarets and $500 packages Of smok-
ing tobacco Cor distribution to Amer
lean wounded.
This is a gift from the Cuban peo-
pie in recognition Of the work of the
American army and token Of the
sincere friendship between Cuba AND
the United States" writes the Cuban
minister Il transmitting the gift.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
c.p;,,i Gets Protest.

Washington, Sept. 30.-The German.
protest, against the use OF shotguns by
American troops has been received by
the state department and an answer
will soon be dispatched.
Shotguns are used by American
troops, 1t ras said, only as authorized
by the accepted r)hes of war. They
are employed in general police work
and in guarding prisoners, being more
desirable for such work than the high
powered army rifle because the firing
'sf the latter might result in the death
or injury of persons it was not intend
cd to hit.
Germany's threat Of reprisal is not
causing any anxiety among American
officials. The Americans hold 100
German prisoners to every ten Ameri-
cans in enemy prison camps.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30

Saturday Tor Sioux City and from
there she and her husband expect 70
leave soon for Fan Franctsco. Cal.
where Mr. Porter will have charge OF
largo orchestra. Thoy intcnd 10
make that place their future home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
y. !. CONFERENCE TINS WEEK.
Ministers ~ Iowa 10 Meet In Webster
City Wednesday

Special to Timee- Republican. , .s
webster City. Sept. 3o.T:,e annual
conference Of the United Brethren
ministeTs u Iowa VIM convene IN this
city Wednesday and continue over
sunday. Bishop Cyrus J. Kephart, Of
Kansas city. will preside over the
'sesSons and make the assignment Of
pastors for the coming year. ss
This years Session win be the
seventy-fifth annual meeting Of Iowa
United Brethrsn. "a big and very in-
tsrssting program has been prepared
Swhic will be participated IN BY como
IOf t1s best n men Of That denoiis-
nation ~ ~ country. Among these
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N1iociation, nto Die baben urls belle
gema6t. 9ie baben nlts geiagt, mir
inlen nns bitten Dor Damen, ipie SIR
ieio! SIR frast lieber gleieb ob, nun
10 idnea Sbr fonat, ebe i'd eiilen go
~li5ilten rufe, Der gud benin @ifel
nimmtl" Mrs. u NOR ipraflos
unb MiiB 9 fiel beinabe in Sbnmadt.
81 etmas NOR ibnen oerln bod no1
nidt porgefommel1. sic, sic 8raii-
oentin uno 9ireftorin IN allen nlog-
liden 8ereiner 81 mobltatigen lnlo
moraliiden 8eitrebungen, lie, leud-
tenbe Sterne in Der 8eiellihaft, 10.
angefabren 81 neroen; Tie fonnten as
nidt faifell, uro itarrten Iturltn alif
Die Solontel1. glGein oieie maren ih-
rer Sade iider, nno nit einem:
uMadlt Giib fort, ebe mir einen
Sfanoal nit g1lh a%nforlgen,1 oreb,
ten lie iih ab uno lieBen Die beioen
@obltdterinnen iteben. gefiimmert
fubren bieie nad) Dem Belt Der 3. Ms.
6. q. llno aoaten Dem Better lire
4iterfennung fir Die erfolgreihe slrt
mo @eiie, nit Der er beiuhenbe Sol
oaten Dor Ben u@efabren Der 8roB-
Itaot~ tparnel ~ llno Die Moral BON
Der @eidihte2 Nlln, Die lit eine
mebrfafe, Die ieber bei ettpas Nab.
oenfen lfon ielbit finoen pirol
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WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT

Sn 8bilaoelpbia baben an
Sonntoge Itarfe unruben 8mifden Ser
meiBen geoolferung uno Negern
Itattsefunoen Die BON 9 ltbr pormit-
tags bis 7 ubr aber0s oauerten. Ser
aratual murbe oaourd berporgera-
fen, Bob Elm Neger, einen neiBen
Mann eridoiien uttb 3ipei aroere per-
nunoet bate. 9unoerte BON augeln
murben in Den &dmpfen geipedielt;
Elm Boli5iit mllroe getotet, Elm anoerer
idper permnnoet uno 3ablreihe Yri-
oatperIonen milroen Derlest. 200 DO
rine-S oloaten unb 100 8iirger.@or-
bitten mnBten a~ufgeboten meroen, nm
Der Yoli5ei bel Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Rube Su beifen; gegen go 8erio.
men lirlo perbaftet moroen.
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Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.

berllden 1T ieoer @eiie Ser geeieruns
bebnIfIid 5u lein,
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@erfebrte @irfnns elmer @arnnns.

Man miro ber5lid laden iiber oas
abenteuer, ooS, mie Die bod reIpef-
table u@pening 8oit1 bon 9eem gorf
er5dblt, oieier gage ouei glten ga
mariterinuen suitieB, Die iib beion.
oers Die 5iiriorge iuirger Solonien
angelegen iein laiien, Die fremo noG)
Stem gorf famen, um tie Dor Sen
5aaitrifen 5u idJirsen bic Der MIso-
bol uno mebr ooer meniser boIoe
gpastohter ibnen bereiten! gs lino
beioe 0amen Der 8eieai6aft, febr
reid, iebr angeieben, iebr prominent,
Iebr nit lih felbit 5ufrieoem Ill
~leroings oiirfte oiefe lebtere gigen-
i6aft permutlid einer fleinen Stop
erlitten baben. 4lio Mrs. u uulo
MiB Q ~befanben ii6 auf elmer BET
9nmen 10 beliebten Streife ourb bic
eleganten 2doen an Der 5iinften
apeitue, ais iie auf 5mei SoIoaten
itieBen, groBe, pierihrotige @eital.
fen, nit gelpaltigen @lieomaBen uro
offenen. ebrli6en @eiihterr. Das CT.
ltaunen, bas iib I'M Intlis Der arie.
ger matte, nit Dem lie Dos 2eben
uno 3reiben auf Der StraBe betrod)-
teter1, lieB lie mth Dem minber @e-
iibten in Der Ebpiiognomie ais Srenl-
be erfenuen, uno Mrs. u, cine mei5-
banrige, iebr itattlihe Game bon Tait
so Sabren, ging auf tie al, Inn 5a
ieben ,ob Tie ibnen irsenbpie belfen
fonnte. uSbr icio fremlo bier in ser
Stabt, nidt pabr; mo fommt SIR
ber2 .@us @poming." .Dos
lit melt her. Mber n1oftet Sbr nitt
meme @dite iein fir oen 3oa2
Gomnlt nit mir gum 2undL uno
Damn" nod Dem eleaonten auto-
mohil meiieno nfonnt SIR en-
g~sadmittae in Der Stoot umberfab-
rem uno lie elt6 anieben. 8olt Sbr
niht mitfommen2" Die frelno-
lihen Worte ino oas ber5li6e Use
fen Der 9amen madten einen uerihie-
benen Ginorud aui Die 6remoai. Der
cine Douote lih adliel5udeno alb, ais
tpenn er unentihloiien lei, nllein oet
anoere itano felt. gr fannte ieirie 2ef-
ton uno Die Sdlife oes 96ien, uno
man ioDte nidt iageu, ooB ibneu ein
Nonn aus 8poming gum Opfer &C.
fallen iei. ~Soren Sic nal; i9 burh.
ifate SIR Spiel. Bir fomulen gera-
De ais Der 1ouna Men's ghriitim
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Mllaemetne &ranfem 8eriidernna
fir Mrbetter.

Sur 8iiriorae=@eiesgebltng fir Bic
Mrbeiter gebort Dor allen 9ingen eille
Notwithstanding, 5. +. cine &c.
ieelife 8eftimnutng, Die Sen erfranf-
ten Mrbeiter fiir sic 8erlulte nno So
item entid)doigt, Oie er erleioet, pettl
ibn Granfbeit ooer ein unfan ar.
beitsnnfabig mahen. @ie iebr cine
iold)e Ginridtune notig lit, nibt MIR
fir Die minoer gut geiteuten Mrbei.
ter, ionoern al1b fir Die gut be5abI,
ten, bot eine ltnterlud)uug nabgemie.
len, Die unldnglt in Sigblano Bart
elmer 8oritoot bon Detroit, porge,
1oint1en nurbe.
Sn oieier Staot bon $4,000 See,
len, oeren praftiides Sntereiie ibren
W~fittelpunft bot in Ser 5oro Motor-
cor Company, iino Sic 2obne burd,-
ibnittlid u1gemobnlid bod, uno ole
Webrbeit Der Siireer belist ibre eige=.
nen 9auipr, allein troBoem bat etne
SOUS 5t Sans porgellommene litter
iud)ung ser 0etroit SOME 9llrlillg
Ilioeiotion feltgeltelt, oaB i'm Sabre
1917 inlnter cine 6alnilie aus pieren
einen err1ten 4ranfbeitsfan bllrcbsu=
MAIDEN batte. gtlpa eir 9Siinftel oie=
Ter &rallfbeiten trafen bie 2%obrlorbet=
ter, ste Stifsen uho ser l~1nter6alt
ibrer Samilien. 9ieie @rnabrer
batten ol1r6i6nittlif) So Gage Ir-
beitsDerluit uno Tie biiBten ourd) ibre
aronfbeit $221.50 an 2obnen Elm;
oo5u fnmen nod Die Softer fir gr5t
Wfeoi5in nno abnlides. Sole 80
8ro5ent Der Grfranften b1tten mn
iebr ntlgertiigenoe Gfleee. 5oipital-
Inlagen uno apgemeiiete aranfen-
pflege Daren beionoers mangelbufs,
ia tie feblten fait gang. geur unge-
fabr 10 8ro5ent Der &ra1fen fonr-
ten in Elm @oipital gebett; pieueidt
10 Bro5ent batten cine erfabrelle
&ranfeniparterin, unb 10 8rp5ert
mebr cine ioaenannte praftiibe. Use
niger als oie &alfte Ser 6rallen fano
bel Der gntbinbltng uno ipdter yait3=
reidenoe" Hflege.
anoere llnteriudJungen baben oie
ibDeren llno babel perbiitbaren 24.-
ben uno oas eleno feltgelteat, oag
&ranfbeit inter Qohuarbeitern pernr.
ia1t, Die meniger ais 500 pro Wo=
not oeroienetl, aaein Die in 9igblano
Garf porgenonmene llnteriudJung
bat iiderlih feitgeIteat, Dab aud oia
better eeiteaten 9obnarbeiter fdiper
utter Der liltgeriigenoen Eflege nno
mangelbafter drstli1er gebo1oluffg
in aranfbeitsfoaen leioen, uno oaB
audi lie Der &ranfbeit5 : &eriid1er1ntd
beoiirfelt.
Cine aagemeine &raufen : &erji-
6erlna, mie tie bier porgeidlagell lit,
beidafft fit eerinae Soften nift nllr
eiflen @rIas fir ben ourob &ranfbeit
Derlorenen 2obn, ioroern li6ert audi
ansrei6en6e 8flege ourd Ir5t 8dr=
term ooer inn Soipital. Sic biloet
mobI ben widtigiten Seil Ser STR.
forge @eiesgebling. Mnoerieits
bari es nift iiberieben tperoeit, oaB
iie zines iener Mittel lit, Die uns Dem
Stoatsio5ialismus INNER ndber
hringen.
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uTrcie Yre0e fit Scras".
3erans9egsben bon
frele Presse fueF Texas Publ. Co.
Robert Hanschke, President.
Entered at the Post Office at San
Antonio, Tex, as End class matter.
Montaa, ben 30. Suli 1918.

2te .Sreie asreTe fir Scgas" bat Don
aaen oenti6 teranilden 3eitunaen Die
arDHte Mbonnentenaahl.
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Srieffaiten fir giebenbe.

2iebe mndt bIino. Aber 2iebe ioa.
te fid) 0ornn erinnerr, oaB Die Nab.
barn Cute augen baben -.
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ErdiiOent garran3o bat erfldrt,
oaB feline &egieruus Die Neltralitdt
in ebrenbafter uno i~trifter @eiie auf;
redt erbalten babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-29
Den aries at seluinnen.

Sic Geripnltung niinIht ben 9ienlt
Den &nforoerungen oes 8liblifums seS
mdB gu ~geitalten.
Sa 0tefen 3fpede offeriert iid Die
wfitbiIlfe aler ibter 9epartements. Oie
llelen Staten Sradt fpie Yni1n9e -
fDerDen ben 8enmfetl beg @erfebrs : Des
garfeme1lts Dieic BeIegenbeit bieten unb
5e lperoen iibenau germ bebiiIfIih fem,
bic Nnfuenoung ober MISUNDERSTANDING
bieier 3aten al erfldrer1, 10 oab bie Has
frone ben g%erin9lten Grab bon 8er50ges
rung ODER lInbeauemIihfeit inbe5ug altf
ben Berlalbt ober Die Qeitung hires @es
iddfts iiber biefe Qinien ober Nebeni;e
MEN baben.
Die geriualtnns.
The courier-index., 1918-03-08
LARGE CONTRIBUTIONS TO
SALVATION ARMY WAR FUND

Dr. Chas. T. Wheeler, noted evan
gelist of Chicago, delivered stirring
lecture at the Methodist church On
Tuesday night of this week, his
subject being 1.-THE Kaiser Doomed
and Why" DR.. Wheeler is giving >
portion of his time to the work Of
raising finds for the Salvation Army
war work and in connection win
his lecture he tells of the operations
of the Salvation Army in the wal
zone and emphasizes the need OF
the character of service rendered N
this great organization. At the con-
clusion of the lecture Tuesday nlgn
nearly one thousand dollars was SUI
scribed to the Salvation Army anu
on Wednesday and Thursday ag
ditional subscriptions were secuisu
through the activity of a solicl'lns
committee. The total amount suv
scribed, according to a statelliel'
made yesterday by Wyatt Newpei !.
who is custodian of the funu =
approximately $1,700