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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
STRENGTHENS
KIDNEYS
PURlFIES BLOOD

Yoa can, expect weak Kidneys to
keep up under the terrific strain OF
natures cffor, To inter tho acids and
poisons ont of the system unless they
are given a little help. Don't allow
your\ Kidneys. the most overworked
organs Of your body. to become dis
eased when a little attention now
will preovnt H. Don't try TO cheat
nature II can't be done,
A. soon as YOU commence to have
backache, feel nervous. tired or
worn out without cause, OCT BUSY
ThesH are usually warnings that
your kidneys are not working prop
eriy and throwing off the poisous as
they should.
10 not delay . minute, Go after
tho cause ~ your ailments or you
may find yourself In tho GRIP OF ar
incurabls disease GOLD MEDAL
Hsariem OF Capsules will sive al
most immediate relief from kidney
troubles, which may b. tho unsus-
9ect~d cause ot III health. GOLD
MEDAL Haarlcm on Capsules will
DO the work. They are the pure
original HARLEM OIL Capsules i'm.
ported direct from the laboratories
In iIaArirm. Holland Ask your
druggist for GOLD MEDAL and ac-
cept no substitutes Look for the
name GOLD MEDAL. on every boz
Three siyea, sealed pachascs Money
/ refunded II they DO not help yoa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

IN. wars danEeta and spoke modest
ly ~ that fact
Illustrative ~ Yankee hcroism Va.
IN, arcnun, given OF Captain q. y.
tIlayobrooh Of Washington, u. G., a
member of the i2th field arilVer
Rho, ~ M. lunR, gassed, wounded IN
tho leg semovsd To n hospital, Rap.
tain GlazrhroOk, arrivals ~sld, stole
away from his cot. assembled a uni
form, attached captains bars
climbed through u window. rode ~
hours on an army truck without let.
Ting HIS companion Know ~ his con q.
dilion. and entered action In the
American advance on the ~ Mlhl"l
salient. -Four dnyH later, once more
sas-ed. he was hack In the same hos
pital
Aahed about this incident. can.
tain Dlasehrooh sad
The chief surgeon gave me hell
~ YOU don't die he said ANA you
probably will you viii he court mar.
tialed hut outside the door heard
him laugh and knew It was all
rlHhi
Uehind the CROSSES OF war which
man, ~ the returned soldiers wore
rif,. of the French government lie
Incidents ~ doughboy grit ana sac
rlflca which parallel the incrodi /.
hlr ani the telling ~ which wouh
flll pages ~ newspapers. Some of
the soldiers and mariner de"crihed
thelr misirust for the Germans who
cried "hamerAd' and who we're
allied In their tracks after trcach'
erous activities Sailors spun yarns
~ battles with submarines. AVA
tors explained how they tempered
their disappointmen at not reach
Ing France by bringing down air
plane. during raids on England
Trophies Of war came home on the
Transports, tho Adrtaiic and Asoan
lus tBr,tishl and the Tenadores
Krooniand, Calamares. ana the hoe
pitAl shin Mercy tAmerioan). There
we're osrman helmets. German ma
chine guns and Osrman belts with
tho unfuifilled "0ott NIT uns" In;
soriptions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
PAID HIGH PRICES
FOR GILLESPIE STOCK
One ~ MO~t ISsmous Hcrsis IN south
wwt IL sold st AnSion In
MuskaScr.

apseiai 70 Tho World
MuhNodEE, Dec. Maxwel,on
Commander. y. A. Gill.spies great
Hhorthorn bull. which was winner ~
the grand cham pionship at the iSi7
International live stock exposition In
Chicago. was sold at auction today
nt the Muskogee fairgrounds To II
g. Lookabaush. tho watonEa. Okla,
cattl.man. for the record price Of
10000.
Maswelton Commander was tho
first animal offered when the sale oi
IA. prize winning Gillespie short
horn herd was started this after
noon. Hundreds Of prominent stock
men from all ovsr tho United Htni"n
with few from Canada were In the
buying when the champion bun was
ted up and offered by Auctlonrcr
Carey Jones The first bid on tn"
great bull was $1,000 and the figure
mounted swiftly. A group OF Okla
homn caitlom.n, Including Mr. Look
ahhush, = n. Crusbi. OF Tulsa, j
Robert Gilman OF Ardmore, John
krema of Tulsa ana Cot &, E
Auppe- of Tulsa, took active part de
''Inhiheu w phy my p'l'" =" N''p wv
champion IN the state. and after
spirited bidding he was knocked
down to Mr., Lookabaugh.
MIR Gillespie. who liz "a millionaire
Tulsa oil man and who was dlsposlng
~ his herd because OF the scarcity of
luhor. was an Interested spectator AZ
the sale. Iie announced the sale be-
fore the armirtice ending tho war
was signed whom u vas impoasibl~ To
employ labor. Iiis son. Lieutenant
Lester Gillespie. also was at the sale
Practically the entire uillcspie
herd OF itb Bhorthorn cattle was dis
posed of at tho sals today.
Tonight the Muskosee chamber OF
commerce gave banquet To tins
Visiting cattiemen, nj which u move
ment was launched 10 wipe out the
scrub bulls In the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
A Beauty Specialist Gives
Simple Home-M Made Recipe
TO aDrken Gray Hair.

Mn. NJ. II. gillespie. . we'll known
beauty specialist Of Kansas city, re-
osntly gave out the following state
mont regarding gray hair;
ANYONE can prepare q simple mix
Mre ~ homo. At very little cost. that
will darkcn gray hair tsnd make II
soft and glossy. To n half pint Of
water add one ounce of boy rum. =
anal, box OF Rarbo Compound and
ons-fourth ounce of Ulycerine. These
ingredients can be bought AZ any
drug store at very little cost, or the
to the hair twice q weS until the de-
srcd shade Ia obtAintM. Tha will
make q gray haired person look
twenty Year, younger. This 10 not =
dye, does not color the most delicate
scalp, 10 not sticky or greasy and does
not rub off.---Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
STORIES Of HeROISM
ARE TOLD BY YANKS
Rrsavuins Troops Land In New
York M sls Trsns,pr,- aud Toll
of yalov of Fellow soldiers.
ALL GLAD TO Be BACK HOME
woundcd and Msins~d BrtGhicn W
Whon Ansvscsn soii u Onoe
Moro 1rosi--to 90 CAMPS.

NEW YoRK. Dec Welcomed
homs .s heroic SON. Of IN. nation.
7.o NOR. soldIcrs sailors. marines
nm, a,l.tor, r.u,.s.,tInv virtually
80, a.. -. -, o..
'N''J s'a'" w 'n' h''""' o"''''" ''S
hound New York harbor today on
sis large transports from European
,,,,,. IN. ,.i.. ,,... ,., ,ola
no", ,n. na,h., w.rs na,,,,,nns
~ Ans,,c.a hi.h ,,n,... an r,.n"h
h.,,i.,t.,a. ~, ia. 80, 80. .rJ n,
~. a., .hova Er.,"n n1 rnsi",a
,pnna,.a. ~, "a. me-, ,n.i,naa m,
80. ~ ,,. ~ .,.., ~ -. -,
~, ~p h..,, ,,nr,,a. S,r
49,, ~ .a.n,,s,. IA ,ns a,hs,. we,.
80, r nn. ha,s ,hsv Mi, h. 40.
n,ns,,,,.S "'' '"' WV
cnn,. IN, Au.rc. a.. .c.,,.,v
No." ,h.r .. h,,, ,h,y can,. h,rt
"" ,,p,, ' ,a., w., ~, .omns
~ n,rt.. In nr,uSaa .aL,,.r. who
Nd vs,l.a ",,h cr,,,ch.s when ,hslr
rs, nsu ws.sc" ., WIN % o'w,vnn M,rn ~m.n n, ,n sn
sn'gs ,,,, s,sa IRON hS,obo om.co,r,mo .ms wms
,".s.d ,ha,, &c.. y" ..,s. .nd dsc,a r"s
,S.n..,".. .cn,.a. h. IA. 'mir'
.n,. ~, ,s.,, ..,,,sn Ia. M. n
,s ~, .~.,.,c h.nrv in
~ ,'au -, ss,o,n.n. h,', 80.
.na ch,I6rsr s
INV
Gos0 "a be 0lsh.
There was . man with both fee,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
SAILOR LOST
IN BROOKLYN EXPLOSION

u,.s,,,.,oroy r. -, a.
"N'"'N"ioN' p''' ''''"A "''n
OF tho crew OF tho armored cruiser
brooklyn we're killed and 80 others
t,,,,r.a .o,n. ..,,o..N IN an a.,
'.e e 'o"-v'
pioson OF coal aust ABOARD 'no VeS-
sol last Monday at Yokohama, Japan.
WHARF shs Wa coalinr. The navy
a...-,..., - :. ,.,... ,...v =
s,u..s ~ sn,', 49, ",a
a"r"..m i,o" w" .v" y. ms,ns
''sr y, uns nS .M.S' M VI """'
'"r n'"osy" VS. "ss'"'p'
~ "evs u,,u. m
, , WY. " VIM" !"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
REDFlELD WANTS BOARD
OF ADVISERS APPOINTED

WARRINGTON. Dec. ii.-IIrads
OF Industrial bureaus OF the war
Industries board have bsen asked
by secretary Of Commercs Rsdfie'd
10 form = hoard OF industrial advls-
ere 10 act as ''informni Ambassadors
Of industry IN its relations with the
department. Tho idea In 10 utilize
the broad experience Of tho mon
who have formed the boards work
ing machine during the war. II In
not Intended that they should remain
In Washington permanently but that
they could he summoned or consulted
when advisable.
President wilson has made On
allotment Of 800. 900 for carrying on
the department Of commerce. work
hsrstofors handled by the conserva-
tlon division ~ the war indust riss
board. Secretary Redfield has asked
congress to appropriate a like
amount 10 continue this work during
the remainder Of the fiscal year
after the formal declaration of
peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
PUTS FRENCH FACILITIES
At DISPOSAL OF YAnkS

wAsiiiNUToN Dec. ii.-Arirc
Tardieu, high comm issioner OF Fran
CO. American affairs, has cabied Sec
retary baker from f'Aris. offering 10
place the educational resources and
facilities OF the French government
Mt tho disposal OF American soldiers
In the army Of occupation. and of
those who will be delayed In return
Ing home through the natural diffi-
ouities of transportation
Special opportunities would be
givsu American college students with
French would he affored ali Ameri-
can soidieru Secretary BAKER has
not yet replied TO the offer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
HUNGARlAnS WILL SEND
DELEGATES TO SESSIONS

ZURICH, Switzerland, Dec. III
The Hungarian government of Count
Michael Karolyi will send a mission
TO Paris 10 explain to the allies the
situation In Hungary. according TO a
budapest dispatch 10 the Neue Freie
presse ~ Vienna The mission will
be composed OF Count Karolyi. NJ
Jasxy. the minister OF Justice: NJ
Diner -Denes, the foreign minister.
and NJ. lavoszy, the minister OF wor-
ship, II II expected TO arrive IN
Switzerland this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
Gcnc,A InYi,cr Mllpn.

GENEVA, Dec, 1.-THE state
council NJ the canton of Geneva has
decided to invite President Wilson TO
visit this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

Soldier letters feature two sub
Mother and the Red Cross.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

BERNIE. Dec. ii.-Gusthve A"V,,
member of the Swiss federal counea
and president OF the intefnauo"''
COMMITTEES of the Red Cross, was ,S
day elected president OF the
confederation for the year 1919
Ador rec.ived iti votes out Of p~.
sibie lst.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

The boy was knocked off his by
cycle at Denver avenue and Finh
street by an automobile alleged 20
have been owned by Aldridsy and
driven by John Zolier. a is-yekr -old
hoy The suit was filed In the dis
uict court yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
MOTHER ASKS $4,000 FOR
DEATH or SON UNDER AUTO

Ten thousand dollars is the amount
Mrs A. Burditt seeks to recover
from =. NJ Aldridse. ir for caus-
lng the death Of her small son. Jim
Dixie Burdett, Jr,, October 30.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

WARRINGTON. Doc ii.--Pro-
oesdinss seeking To enable Jacob
rrohwsrh. editor Of the Missouri
otaats xsituns. TO appeal from con-
u6tiou under the sspionaGs act.
we're filed today In the supreme
court, rrohwsvk's conviction re.
suited from sditoriais Appearing In
the etAAn xsitunu. Ue was ssn-
tsncsd 10 10 years Imprisonment
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-23

uno bittere sronen iino auf ben
epbeubepadienen @iigel eefaqen. nno
ais mir enblih oen 5rieObof perlie-
Ber, oa nabm lie meme 9ano: SD
oonfe @ott, 2ena, oaB i6 al Dir gut
MAIDEN fam, mas i6 an ibr ges
feblt - Cine eroBere @enugtlmng
fonnte i6 mir nidt miini6en!
Die 9ibliotbef lit @erborbs Pr
beits5imnler ~gelporoen, iein Slater
bate lie i6oi1 ais lold)es benust; n1o
oal,eben oas sroBe @enla6 nit Dem
9alfpn, Der in ben aloitergartell
iiebt, lit mein 3immer. 9ort Itebt
meill Nabtii6den am Senlter, e5
gibt fir mid feine id}Onere @llslift
auf Ser @elt; Der @arten lit Der auf-
entbalt meiner aiiloer, lie iino oarit
qeborgen mie IN I6rabams S6oB,
nno flein 2bereie lpielt 10 germ olit
Dem olten @rabitein. 9ort i6immert
er ourd Die 3peige, mein lieblter
Blae, bate mid 8erbarb bod an
N6eno u%niereS Sod)5eitstages anf Den
galfon gefiibrt uno mir fliiiteri1o III
Dem blauli1en Monolifte er5dblt,
ooB linn BORT gum %eritenmal Die flei'
ne Gpuiine inter Dem rotten Walpea-
fran5 10 gan8 ~beionoers %rei5eno err
ihienen lei, nno Dob ct 10 oft - 10
oft bi1ter oeu Salouiien geitanoen
babe, Inn BORT binunter 5u leben, no
i) oblntngslos geieiIen.
@ottlieb bat ms 5ur STRIDE eefab'
rem, u1o nientals babe ih i'm ltol5g
ousiebeno ~gefunoen, oils an ietem
Gage, 100 er Ole bier 8iifIe pom
BOD Der 9rauttlltide lenfte. @r mar
ollf) Der erIte, Der mid o%guGbige
Srall" anreoete, nod cher ols nniere
ulte Gbriitiane, melhe Die meite Hei
le nift geifeut bntte, INN gu mel
mem gbrentage bel mir 81 iein. Sreu-
ber5ig iogte Der alte Mann, oils ct
I'M gtamen Der 0ieileri6oft elm SOD
ausbrafte: p@naoiee Strait, 10 elm
bisf)eli babe id mid) oa5u gebolfen,
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Ereit $re1t fit Seras: sonnaben6 ben 70. Mdrj 1918.
Mod) Der gntid)eiollng oes 0e<

- Na6 Der gntideioung oes De
neralantpolts 2oonep oiirfert alid) Die
alubs u1o @eielidoften naf Dem
Is. Mpril, mel1n oas 3onengelet III
1tniereln Stoote IN araft trltt, ibrer
Mitalieoern feline berauidelloe1l 8e:
trd1tfe mebr perfanfelt.
Ser i'm Camp Mcalrtbur Die.
uenbe Meojor @olter 81. Worton, Der
am Mbeno bes %. 6ebruor III @afo
bon elmer 8lt1oogge attaflert 1tllo
oeilen uniform BEL oielcm Nn9riif
libel 5ltgeri6tet fpuroe1 bot oie Stoht
ol1f $500 Sdaoeneriob perflagt. 0te
Gta6t beboltptet, bnB ttiht tie, jon
Bern Ser gigentiiner oes Sltnoes
baftbor lei.
SsSll ser 9eabe bon @leftra er-
plooierte ser 9ompffeiiel eiaer 2ofo=
notibe ser Sort @ortb & 9enoer~
@abn. 1rei gabn @ngeitellte, ser
2ofomotipfiibrer s. st. Glopton, Set
!9eiscr Mottbeps uno Ser greniec
glepins, ole orei in 8idita So0s
.alliaiiiq, pllroen getotet. 9as ltn=
gliid ereignete iid, pabreno Der bon
Ser 2ofontotioe ee5ogene 5rof)t51ta
iid) IN poller 5abrt befono. Ser Sci
iel mtroe etlpo 800 SUB melt fort9e-
Idleltbert. gs miro oneel1ommen,
DAB sic grploiion ourd nieorigen
8aiieritano berbeigefiibrt murOe.
$. SO. @eette BON San genito
plroe megen @erletlnng oes fiir5lid)
bon Der 2egislotur pailierten ugi5-
lopaltp Mets" perbaftet nno nad)
9romnspille obgefiibrt. gr ioa Die
9en1erfl1lla gentadt baben, es eeiddz
be Sen Ser. Staotett gang redt, ipellll
merifuaiid)e 9onoiten in teraniid)sS
Serritorinm einfielen. Nnlerifa bobe
hos oltr6 Sic i6lecbte 8ebanolang,
ipeld)e es Sen 9entihen mioerfabren
lieBe, bcroient.
g. 81, 6retmell BON Senlpse
pllroe III 9elton megel nnpatrioti=
iferaeuBerungen, ipe5iea pcgenger=
lebullg bes BON Ser 2egislatltr filr3-
lid allgcllonlmenen u1eras 9islopdl
tp act" perboftet. er ioa Die AMER,
faniide ariegsleitung obfdQig fritz
iiert ltllo sic @nii6t mtsgeiprod)eh
bobelt, boB oie Ser. Staoten bon
0eutihlauo leift gelflogen meroea
fonrten.
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gN 6ermnmnsiDbne : @aie 9
Wnr fir MiitglieSer!
s Ypfipmrit nnb Spfbier
Wefiltes Nerfcl.

Bonn I. Npril oil meroen alie
2eiifer bon gflltpnlobilen, bererl 81
senss Nnnntern bier ci~ngetroflen
aber nod nidt eineeloit iit6, pcrbaF.
fet per6en.
Gle Sonlmling Der fiir ole
Militar 0ibliotbef getpiinI6ten
10000 Bidder bat CUTE 6urti6ritte
gemad)t. Yis 6reitae abenb iuarcit
1868 g1noe eingegangen ur0 man
tofft, Die gemiinidJte 3abl nod Dor
Ablauf ndditcr @od)e 5uiammeit5u-
bringen.
= Die 9nnbes Habrungsmiitel-
COMMUNICATION bat fir Den Son an-
tonic 9iitrift 10000 Bidder nub
ebeniopiel Meblforten beltellt. 0ielei-
Zen iperben oen @roceru 5ugeitellt
uno bon bieien iDren aunoen beinl
Gintailf Der betreIieuoen @rtifel 5nlt
linterihreiben uorgelegt.
8ertreter Der SoutbmeItern Be
lcpbone COMPANY batten bette bot.
mittag cine 3niammenfunit nit
Mapor 9ea uno an6eren it1otildel
8eomten, in Der lliati oarilber berict,
in nel6er @eiie Die Examination
Der Bidder Der Ielepbon &ompug=
itie borgenommen iueroen iol. lleber
oas HeiIltat lit nod ni6ts bcfannt.
Die Sittenpoli3ei perbaftete am
sSreitaa neun 5rauen5immer bier
Werifanerinneit, bier Negerimer
uno cine @eiBe. 3pei Ser Wterifa
nerinneu mllrbelt nlif Dem 9%ationol.
5rieobofe feitgenommeu mo ems Der
sSroucn5immer erflarte Den 9eamtei
gons unperfroren, oaB oieier Srieo-
hof bisber Der ein5ige 8las gefueieil
lei, mo- iie bon Der Eoli3ci nidt be-
lditigt mur6en.
SIN Mlter bon III Sabren III
Charles S~iloebrano aus Dem 2ebett
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MIIerIei.

Die 9eabrunasmittel 4ontili>
ltrotion for6ert Ole Grocer nno W1ebl-
bdnoIer abermals auf, oarauf 81 ie7
ben, oab oas porgeihriebene auall=
tllm pom 6 Bfltnb Mebl pro &opf
ulto pro Monot nift iibcridritten
miro. tie IoGen bon oieletn Guontnm
aud nod fir ieoes bon ibren aun-
oen in oen gdderein gefaufte t6=llus
5el1 groo elm babies EfunO Mebl- ats
5iebcn. 9ie SAMPLER miiiier iiber alio
Weblperfdufe ein aenaues aonto fiih-
rem. Die g1fer Dabell oie EreiIe
fir ous 8rot, peld)es Die &uuoen iid)
ielbIt bo[cn u1D bar be5ablell, BON s
Gents nlf 91a Gents er6obt. Die
8reiie fir Sdnlal5, Butter nllo Gar-
t~offeln iino etnas 6ernllter geganaen
1tno oie abnliniltratiou forbert oaS
Bublifun olf, nlebr G~artoffelll on
Steae oes grooes gu berbralld)en.
= SIN Monat Sebruar iino III
San Mntonio 4O5 2eute oeitor6e';
35S Der 8eribieoenell tparen tatiad)-
lid 9elpobner unierer Staot, ipdD=
reno az bon nllsmarts frdnf blerber
qefommen iparen mo bier 9eiluEg
iudteft. Sn berlelben 3eit Ipitroen
219 Ginoer geboren, noDon 21f Der
meiBen mo s Der forbigen 9talIe an
geboren. 1O8 Der Neugeborenen liito
mtdmnliden uuo III meibliben &c.
ldIehts.
Col. Safe @olters upn 9onlton
miro am %. mo 80. Mar5 i'm Garnp
srabis 5mei @ortrdge iiber Oas Che
ma v@emrican g~iti8enibip" balten.
Sen Soloaten lit aiBer ben
Msber perbpteneil 9iltriften iest audi
Der 3ntritt 81 cinenl Cell Der 6.
8aro, ser III Der Nobe Der Hangicr
babnb0fc liegt, lulteriaet iuoroen.
9ie Milit1rpermaltung iud1t
fir oie grobal Bel Sort Gam SOFT
ton e%illgeridteten 8erfitdtten niele
Mrbeiter. i'm 1nilitarpfli6tigen Ilter,
Die megen geringer 6ebler nidt i'll
Die Mrinee cineeitellt peroen foiln=
ten, oeren 2eiitungsfabigfeit aber oa-
ourd iiid)t beeintrdd)tigt iii. Dieie
jungen Mdllner fonlien ais Soloa-
ten I'M Gnurtiermeilter Departc=
ment einiretelL neroeu alif beionhc-
rem 6ndfdiiIcn nod meiter atisgc=
bilbet uno foiiltuell bel antiprefenoer
8efdbialna 81 Sifi5icrelt bcforoerI
meroell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-23

.aeihieDerl ST NOR III Son ar1tonio
geboren mo miro 1berlebt uo1l let
iter @it1pe, ei1er perbeirafeten 1od=
tel, 6rali gbpill 5etnltt9er, ioiple
Don ieinetl @riioern Sobn nno 5reo
Siloebrono uno brei perbeirateteil
Sdmeiterll 5ralt 9ll9o &lar bon
Gan alltonio, 5rou Simon Soils
ltlto 5rou 2eua &oblet, belize IN glz
menoorF ipobnbaft. Ser gerltorbene
qeborte gu Den @ermannsiobnell nlFo
mar eitt Mitglieo oer Siennering Go
ae. Die geiiebulg fano onf oenl III
tberiiden 8rieobofe Itott.
Sofob Mabger, Ser crit 5lpei
Monate in Son slnto1lip gefpoDnt
bate, lit in Bitter bon IS Sabrcn
aeIforbeu. CT miro betrallert bon
leiner @itme, orei Sobnen, elmer
8od)ter, iopie BON ieinem 8ater mo
srpei SfweIterrt, Ole III Srieorihs
burg nobuen.
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Sic rpiiieu's ihon ais 81 oasu-
mai fort nollten
Sest fabrt Ell mid fait tagli6 ipa=
5ieren, mid un0 Die Ginoer; er lit ia
gang belonoers mein Gtltid)er getuo.z
ben, nod @erbaros @eitimmuna; uno
menn inn einmal Der aopf qller itebt,
10 t%pranntliert er midi, uno gans chr
erbietis iagt er: u9as eibt ei,len Sic
gen, mir uollen bod lieber Su Saliie
bleiben, gndoige 6rau, Sic ainocr
m0d)ten iid) erfalten." ltno Damn nide
ih uno iebe ben Simmel an, uuo
ielbit luenn mein altee feline @olfen
entoeft, iaee i'd; .SSbr babt red)t,
@ottlieb, mir bleiben bpltte st Sa,1Ie,
i'm aloitergarteit. Nnr elm ounfler
Shotten ragt bitein in oieIen Con.
nenelans. Serial Sic bat oas I'm.
gliif sebabt, ibr Sobnfen 81 perlie.
rem, mo ooourh fdipoao ibr letter
Salt. Sic lit elm urmes, beflaaens-
pertes. rubeloies @eidopf. Set eli.
nigen Sobren tpieoer berbeiratet nit
Dem alien Serrn BON G., oen tie emit
Charlotte beitimnit bate, iebt fie ab-
pedielno in 8aris, 9uoen= 9ooen
ooer Stalieu. Sic fonnte iid niht
oarein finoen, nit oent 81 eriItieren,
mas @erbaro i6r groBmiitis anpies,
nad)oem lie geslanbt bate, cinmal
Serrin ouf 8erobuieu 84 fperoen.
ltno 10 nabm tie ole Sano bes be
iabrten Wonnes.
(sAIuB ioIat.l
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L.okaIes.

A translation of the U. S. Treasury
Departments Bureau of Publicity plate
service appearing in this paper has
been fled where it was issued, at Cleve-
land, O., as required by the act of
October 9th. 1917.
A copy of these TRANSACTIONS has
been filed by the Freie Presse fuer
Texas March 23rd 1918 for the informa-
ton of the postmaster at San Antonio,
Texas,
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@a9rideinlidJes @ctter.

Stir Gan Mntonio unb ltmgesell6:
0eute obeno idon uno fiibler; Cont
too ld)on.
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@enn Meni6en nod 10 d~niprudsloS,
StiQ onrd) 6as 2eben %parioern,
ssSll einem 6enft bod Seoer groB:
Sd bin nidt pie Die Inbern."
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9ie yIrete Yrehe tiir 3eras"
erid,eitt als gagebtatt mrb QNndbenblatt.

9as sagcbfat lit Derleihe unb fofet SOC per 9fonat ODER Sc per Saer.
9as gsodenblatt lit ieh5ebnieihg mo fofet 50 per SaDr; Nad gfegteo
So Golf. gab europa, Borto eagehbloiien So.
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vAR SAVINGS STAMPS
keoUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
>alaget.8 eriht,
Cotton.

San antouio, 6ette 80 * Gents.
@afpelton, geitern 1910 Gents.
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Earm.Erpbmfte
wemate.

aartoffeM, neue, &c per 9funb;
California. 1925 per 100 4fufo; Colo
raoo $500 per 100 Gfullo.
SiiBfartoffeln gam, $3.50 ltfio $3.50.
3piebeln, Gal., @bite Globe, $3.50;
Gal. eelbe, $3.50 per Crate; @riiue
per Sbb. <8iinoel 40c uno 45e.
8obnen, Colorado. Rinto, pei Bin.
9.75c; California @apous, per ctpat.,
$1O.5 9infs, $1,000; Gina. $500;
Nabb, $500; 8ladebes, $1f.00; Nouulo
@reen, per guldel Campers, $500.
Somateu, fal., $2.75 inb $500.
aobf, $500 per 100 Eflno.
@riiue Yfeffer. SOC per 9fo.
Haoies6en, DOC per 9tb. giineel.
Spinni. Toe per Bliidel.
Crime grbien. $500 Der Camper
@eeten, 1915 per 100 Eftno.
ReerrettlasB uraein. per BIB. 12h'
Gurfen. per Crate. $500.
Gelerie. 90c uno S1.00 per 9nbenb.
8eterIilie, Acc per 9s6. sgiinbeI.
aopfialat, Gnl., $3.50 nnb $2.75 per
Crate.
Gel6e 8urseln, $3.50 per 100 9funb.
Goualb, per 8rldel, $500.
ORA. elm orittel 8ufdel. 1925.
Hiiben, $500 per 100 Tfuuo.
Gierpflan5en, 5000 per Suidel.
Ties = Narff.
Gan Mntonio, 90. @tdr5, 1918. -
aiibe, 1925 bis $tt.50.
adl6er, $3.50 biz $1,000.
@ullen, 500 biz $S.S5.
Sdien. 1926 biz $1,000.
bieh. Seras : @ieb, 1918 Bis $1,000.
ct. 9ouis. %. Mdr5. 19tS.-Nin6s
Sdpeine. $t4.25 bis $f7.S5.
Sels.
@eial5ene Sdute ........15e per Zip.
9r0de1te OQlte .....-... 1uC pel $40.
Gsnte
dnatra.S ieQen beIdbdbtnt 81
BoIf uto 8ums ........ -. ~ Gts
anaorasS ieeen. per BIB. . 10 gh
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Dfiunfamrn.Yruoufte

San sntonio, 23. @dr8. 1918.
9rime grroe Cotton Geeo Oil, $1.31.
0entS per 0nlone-