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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10
FRoM ABNER T. AsHwoRTH
Somewhere IN France
Centemher &. 1918.

DGpbGlAbCl VI 1pACs
Dear Mother-T thought | would
write you a few lines this rainy af-
ternoon. as we are sitting around in
our little dog tents out in the woods
somewhere in France.
| am we'll and having very good
time. / haven't seen a stalk of cot
ton since / have bten over here, and
saw one little patch of sweet corn,
but they sure do raise plenty of
wheat and potatoes and all kinds of
fruits; in fact, this is very pretty
country, although England has got
il beaten.
Well, winter is almost here again,
and we boys who are over here are
going to get awful cold, for they
say that it stays about 20 degrees
below zero here all winter.
! Well, the boys are sure giving the
Germans some bad medicine now.
1Iey have got them on the run now,
and l hope they will keep them that
way until they realize that they are
beaten, and / don't think that will be
long, although you cant tell any,
Ln1lK aDOuL IUe GGIHdltSs.
We have been having some rainy
weather for the past few days. We
were sitting around the Y. NJ. c. A.
yesterday hearing some of the good
music and most everybody was writ
ing. They have the Y. M. G. A., the
Salvation Army and canteens almost
up in the front line trenches. so you
see we have place to spend some
of our spare moments.
Well, / have about gotten used to
the big guns and shells. 1t does
seem strange for a gun to shoot at
YOU for six or eight miles,.
You ought to see this place. A boy
from Covington and myself are try
ing to write. We are sitting flat on
on the gound and wiling on an old
wet bench with a ain coat spead on
the top. AS the boys say, this is
great life if you don't weaken, but
none Of this company have hurt
themselves yet.
/ have gained little in flesh and
feel a right smart better than | did
this time last SUNNI er.
We had two gas alarms last night
an when you get these alarms you
had better get on your mask quick
as possible If you don't you viii
be "out of luck, but we have been
very lucky, as all our alarms have
been false ones.
| am bunking with two boys from
Covington and ont boy from Atlanta
and they are all mighty nice, as one
of the boys from Covington is a
minister and he expects to be made |
a chaplain over here pretty soon.
Well, / have told all / can, so will |
have to close. Write often. With
much love.
ABNER F. ASHW0RTH.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10
RESPONSIBILITY FIXED
n. & G. WRECK

Direct responsibility Tor the wreck
on the Nashville. Chattanooga &
81. Louis railway near Nashville,
Tenn, July 9. in which SO passengers
and employees were killed, including
Two young men from Covington -
Frank Troy Paine and Wilson B.
Harris is placed on Engineman
Dave G. Kennedy, who lost his life,
and Conductor Eubanks, in a report
20 the Interstate ommerece COM
mission on October 8 by w. P. Bor-
land, chief Of the bureau of safety.
The report says the trainmen nam
moved from double track to a sin
gle track line without first ascer-
tanning that a train which they were
expecting had clearned.
The railroad company itself is par
tally blamed however, for the report
states that adequate means of en-
abling employees to ascertain if the
single track line was clear were not
provided, that even existing facilities
for the operation Of block signal
system were not used and that wood
en- coaches were in use.
Since the time Of the wreck Con-
ductor Eubanks, who is jointly
blamed with Engineer Dave Kennedy
for the wreck, has been out Of train
service, doing general work at the
union station, says the Nashville
Banner of October 3. No action has
has not been taken by the Federal
railroad administration, through it's
general department in regard to Eu-
banks, and the nature of such action
is not indicated.
While it is understood that the re-
spective trainmen are jointly liable
to criminal prosecution in case Of ac-
cidents where deaths result, there
are very few cases on record where
such persons have been convicted of
criminal negligence. 1t has been
pointed out that in this particular
case some difficulty would be expert
enced in finding count against the
culpable parties on account of the
fact that one of the principals was
killed in the wreck and also because
of the large number of persons in
directly connected with the causes of
the disaster.
Although the report makes men
tion Of the use Of wooden coaches,
which, Of course, contributed to the
net result of the accident in the num-
Der of deaths, it is pointed out that
only a small percentage of the rail-
roads in the United States use steel
coaches, which are considered more
safe, and that also for the past seve-
raj years steel coaches have ceased
to be constructed on account of the
necessity for the use of all available
steel in the war industries.
No recommendations have as yet
been made by the interstate COM
merce commission, but it is expected
that such recommendations, when
made, will closely follow those origi-
nally suggested in the Banner by
railroad officials and others connect
ed with the investigation of the wreck.
Whatever action may be taken by
the interstate commerce commission
or the Federal railroad administra-
ton will be awaited with much in
terest. According to the most au-
thentic reports, absolutely no perso-
nal blame is placed on the operating
of the NJ, G, G st. L. rail-
way. The railroad company will meet
whatever recommendation may be
made by either the commissions or
the administration Eas speedily as
possible.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10
TOOK OUT DREADFUL SORENESS

When the kidneys are weakened
and fail to throw impurities out of
the blood, the poison remains in the
system and backache, soreness and
rheumatic pains develop Mrs. David
Henry, 65 S. Lincoln Ave, Washing
ton, N j., writes: Foley Kidney
Pills took the dreadful soreness out
of my limbs and l walk good" Union
Drug Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10
JOHN
FROM RUSSELL PICKARD..

Dear Sister-Your letter received
and / will try to write you a few
lines. I am we'll at present and en-
Toying life to the utmost. | see a
few air fights occasionally and listen
to the big guns roar, and they sure
sound good to me, for they sound
like a pass home. l think we will
all be home before long. | don't
think the war will last much longer,
/ hope shall be one of the lucky
ones to come home.
/ will close for this time, hoping
to hear from you soon. Give my love
to all.
RUSSELL PICKARD.
Ratterv A Hath. A F.. F.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10
FROM EARL QUINLEY
September II, 1918.
Somewhere in England.

Dear Mama and ALL am feeling
fine. 1t was wonderful the way
stood the trip ever, being seasicE
very little and was able for duty
every day. | was acting corporal
and had charge of.18 men. There
and had charge Of 18 men. There
wee not pretty sick.
am feeling better than did when
/ left the States. This is beauti-
full country; very different from
home. The cities are very pretty
and all the buildings are uniformly
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10
OFFICERS APPOINTED TO
HOLD MUNICIPAL PRIMARY

The following officers have been
appointed to hold the municipal pri-
mary which is to be held on October
"a:
Registrar. w. o. Menefee.
Officer, Will Pace.
Judges: /. R. Calhoun, ]. R. Fallin,
E. D. Richmond.
Clerks: W. C. Sullivan, W. W. Bid
die. o3-3w
j. L. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
S. E. STEPHENSON, Chm.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10

and does more than any laxative on the
marker TO-DAY. The thousands OF letters
FRI IL use have convinced me was right,
and Is the user OF Natures Remedy as
family medic ne, even though he may have
used it fer twenty-five years, never has
to increase the dose.
Ny knowledge Of medicine and the re-
suits Of its use in my own family and
ann ng my friends, before / ever offered it
for sale, carecd me TO have great faith in
KatrFe's Remedy from the very FIRST.
Ard now AZ I find myself nearing the age
when / must bow to the inevitable and 80
to another life, nIy greatest pleasure is to
Sit eacil day and read the letters that each
mail brings from people IS old or cider
THAN /, who tell Of having used nasars'S
ReEeay for ten fifteen and twenty years,
ard how they ard t.cir children and
Grandchildren Lave been benefited BY it.
II 81 6 cousol:na thought, my friends, for
msr ct my sc 70 fec that aside from
his own sCccess, enc has done something
for his fellow man. Ny greatest satsfac-
ton, my greatest happiness today, is the
knowledge that ton ghb more than one
million people Will take q k7lEFe's Remedy
fNR Tablet and viii be better. healthier,
happier people for it. l hope you will
lee one of them.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10
MAN FOUND!

Same old man found at r. B.
Shelton's brick yard to deliver good
brick for walls, chimneys and any
thing you may need brick for. au1tf
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10

Mr.. Charles Burrow, of Galloway.
and Messrs. Asa and Herman Moore,
OF Richardson's, were visitors here
Saturday.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10
FROM JOHN A. MILLER

Somewhere in France,
September 4, 1918.
My Dear Mother-Your letter of
! August came to me just two days
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10
CUT THIS QUIT rs WORTH
MONEY

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclosN with SC to Foley & Co., 1885
Sheffield Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a package con-
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound, for coughs, colds and Group.
LEY Kidney Pills and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets. Sold by Union Drug Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-10

Mrs. Thomas Morris and little
daughter, Sarah Eva, Of Unionville,
Tenn, came down Saturday on a
visit to relatives in this county.
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seras.

Gem in Der Ndbe bon GobS=
tomn mobnerloen GARNER mo Tieb=
sii1ter q. Stuoer lpuroe beim uGip-
pen leires Giebes bon eilleln 0iaul=
eiel ons red5te gein oi6t ~unterbaib
Benz anie 5erihlagen.
SSn Ser at1be BON Silc5, Gicto-
ria County, 1T Die Shmeiue-G bolera
ausgebroden.
Ser 2ofonlotip : sSiihrer Bob
5aplor BON Srinitp muroe in Benton
onr6 gntgleiien leiner Maidine &C.
totet. GEM sSeiiermann 5og lif beinl
s(bipringen Don ser Walhine leibte
Gerlcblrngen 81 uno Der 8remIer
Splettlt0der erlitt eiuen geinbritd).
- Sn Ser Nd9e BON @eimor per-
idrieo 5rau glnna @robmorm. Sic
mar in Seiterreid) geborer, bate 30
Sabre in Geras gelebt ullo miro bon
ibrem @atten fomie einem Sobne 6e-
traitert.
= Sic init Dem IA. Ssonllnr begili-
nenbe @ode lit pom 8ouperneur
SobGp ais aricgsS parnohe oeiig.
inert moroen. MQe in oieier @od)e cr=
5ielten Griparniile iollen auf en-
pfeblung oes @puDernelirs in 8riegs+
Sparntarfen angelegt merben. IS
miro erfpartet, oaB Der Staut Seros
Die Sltmme bon rs Wfilionen Collar
5llammenbringt.
= @egen Suspenoierllng poi 81
Observation-Disclosures Der sSoir Yarf Sta,
ton in Dallas lit BORT am Mfittlpod)
nadmittog elm n~ugenteiner iSeuer-
mebr- Streif ausgebrofen; bon t76
WitgIieoern baben $50 lire YoIteil
nerlalien. Die 0ifferen6er plroen
ourd) Die @riinoung elmer s~Seuerpebr.
Union, lpel6c nit Der Imericun Sc,
oeration of 2abor iid) affiliicrt bot
berporgerufen. 9ie &ommiiidre OF.
ponierten Der @riinolng oieler Union
uno beItritten oen Staotangelteliteg
Dos &edt, iid) 81 %organilieren. Seuer'
apmmiiiar @infrieo for0erte oarulI
sic 2ente Der Soir Start Station auf
ibre &erbinOung nit Der nen gebiloc
ten Union 81 loien mno oa JIG lid lpei
gerten, oieIem &crlangen nadl5ifom
men, erfolgte Die Suspenoierllug
melfe mieberlm Den 4ilsltano oel
iibrigen Soidmannld)aften ~pernnlaB
te. gorldufig iino GOO Mtitglie0e,
Der Dallas Some GUARDS aufae6otea
um Die Staot gegen Jeitersgefabr uni
etmaige ausldreitnngen 81 idiisen
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Snlanb.

Sssn Comp Bife Bel 2iftlc Rod,
Mrf., m,troe Ser Goloot s. s. 2uitp
aus Carlos, Winn., ourf cine Gpne-
nit : Grplolion getotet. Gic Eruppen
tporen, Tim grfabrune i'm 2aafaro-
benfrieg su iammell, nit Der 9ns-
ltahtnng bon Trandeen beidaftiat
nno bierbei gelongte 9pnanuit sur
Mnpenoung. 4ns oemiel6en Eager
miro ol,6 ser Sob brei anoerer Scl=
oaten gemeIoet, melhe al Ser Curt
genent5iinoung ~geitorben fcin iolen.
8ei einem olf Den oSair
Grounds" bei Stem Orleans, Ga, an
Mittipod abeeboltenen @ettrennen
itiir5teu bier Sodeps. Iie Gerleeult=
gen, meld)e Tie erlitteil, lino nid)t be-
ionoers gefabrlidl.
@eneralpoltmeilter 9nrlelpll
bat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eingeriftct.
@roBe Nutomobiltruds iollen BON Ell
mem Srte gum anoern hur6 Die
6armgcgenoen Iabren, nm GoItpadete
nit 9ebenslnitteln, Mild-, @arten-
mo SSarmproollften ab8ulieferu nllo,
mie es ideillt, audi eiu5ubolen uno 10
einc oirefte G%erbinbung 5piid)en zen
EroouSenteu uno oe1t GonIumenten
GersllteQen. OaDlirh mer6ell 6ie &o-
item oes transports mo oarnit aud
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$50 oerielben wuroen sur Seole1l:1l1
| Der Gpriben uno SGlalldDagen abb
fommonoiert, onoere beluuben Die
Nlarlnfalten, oa iofort na6 Snl5enle=
rltnq oeS Streifs orei falld)e Nlnrl1e
einliefcll, mGbre1lo Der Gelt fir II
aenomelde 9totfaQe an perl6ieoenel1
8unften Ser Staot inter gSnt1eil
ltebt. Gem GerneDmen nadb perlar1-
qen oie 6euermebrleute 'einen Ofiltlz
madobn BON S. pro Sag, iople oas
Hedt liob orgoniiieren 81 oilrfen. Sc
a, ld)dftslellte uno ELECTROMAGNETIC
id)aften Der Stoot boben iidl nit oen
Militarbeboroen BON Camp Bonnie
Bel Sort @ortb in &erbinonng gelest
uno I'm 4bienoung zines 5eils Der
MilitQr Se1ernebr 5ur Seid)ittung
pom 9allas nadgeildt. @eriid)te,
baB unoere Irbeiter llnlonen Bic
Tsseltcripe9rlellte Dur6 SpnputbIf=
Streifc unterltilten uollen, lino nod
nid)t beltdtigt.
0idt melt bon Muffin lpuroel1
In Ser Nabe oes &auptgeleiies Der S.
& 6. sc. 8abn Grei 9elltide. befonnte
8emobner Ser Staot 1l,o naturali-
lierte omerifaniide 9iirger, bonn
| Sheriff perbaftet. Gle orei ioaen in
pinem @roben gelegen boben; lie mo-
rem Idmmtlid) bepaffnet uno fiibrten
Sadei1 urlo S1aufeln nit iid. Sn
einent nit ibnen angeltellten Serbor
aoben oie Nrreltanteu an, tie battelt
beablidtiat, eiilen n%ergrabenen Sd)ot,
Don bellen griitens Tie in aenntnis
eeiest mllroenL 81 beben. Ser Sbc-
riff CAB lid nit oieier Grflarung
nidt 5ufrieoen, lonoern heradriftigs
te Bic 9unoesbeboroen bon oen Gor=
fod.
SSn 9(nItin ml1rben 5ipei Soloa=
ten nerbaftet, melfe ben Chauffeur
Sranf 8olhraitb in Der 9tube bon
Gple beraubt baben Iolen.
Die Gollntp : &oniiiare bon
&unneQs Gountp beablidtigen bent
nadIt einen Gro5eB sur @ieOererlan-
quna bon 1920 Ider 2anb an5lt-
ltrengen. 0as Ireal liegt in Grodeft
Gountp llno murbe Dor 90 Sabren
bon oen oamaligen &ommiliaren boz.
Mnnnels gountp in rngeietlider
@eiie uno fir ben eeringen Breis
bon SOC pro Slider %nerfauft. 9as
2anb bot iest cinen @ert bon ettpa
100000.
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BE abgeboltene Gefliigel AuSltelltlt9
lit bis sum Sonntag abeno BON s lthr
mlorgel1s bis 10 l1br abenos geoffnet.
- Sic Hetail Werd)ants Ml1ocio=
ton 6ot ourd ibre1 Sefretar> 9errll
Noolf @roilo, ibre Mitglieoer ionic
onoere @ei6aftsleute uno 8efpobner
Der Stoot at elmer beute Mbeno nm
$50 inn @ebaltoe 1922 8elt Cont
MERGE StraBe itattfinoenoen Yer
lammlung einloOen lailen. S1 Der
lelben miro Sic bon ber Selepbpn
aompagnie perlangte g%rbobnng Der
Selepbonratetl beIproden peroelr.
= 0ic fIGgeriibe Hartei in benz
Safe oes Yoli5eid]efs 2ancalter bat
geltern lire 3eugenaufnabme beet
biat uno sic @erteioieung bat NIT Der
i6rigeu begonllen. Inter ben erlte=
rem ,3eugen : Muslugeu befanoe1t lie)
piele, in oenen bebauptet ma1roe, oaB
oie s3ultGnoe in oer Stabt it'd iebr
%eebeliert bitten. Boli5ei aapitnn
gromn beitritt, baB Gbef 2ancaitsr
linn iemals gelaet babe, er Ioae Den
Spielern eegeniiber nadlaliig ieia.
Ger critic 3euge, Sen Die @erteioi=
gl1ng aufiteGte, mar Der 2eutnatt
MiIer. gr gab sit, oab er Ser Ge=
gierung geraten babe, oraltii6es @nr=
geben nod cine 3eitlang auf5nl6ie=
ben, nno oaB er ullter Dem "a. 81
Senlber nadltebei1be Intmort Dom
arieqsnlinilterium erbalten baDe.:
,Sbre gnpfebIlng, oraltiides Sorga=
ben mf5uidieben, gebiaigt. @eroen
Die gbrlibfeit Ser Geinigung nafb
GeIultaten beurteilen, nid)t nad Se.=
lpred)llngen."
9ie y6irernen's Helief aiiocla-
ton" beid)loB IN ibrer am Wittfpoh
abgebnltenen General 8erIamnl=
lung. oie 8egrdbnisfolten fir Die orel
am SplpelternbeilO pernugliiftea
6euerpebrleute - gbef 8iibop, 2eut-
nant &oppIin uipo gbautieur 3atte=
rec = su tragen uno Oeren Sinter-
bliebene,n cine %aagemeliene nnterltl.
tung SuflieBet1 su laiien. Mls geain-
te fiir oas laufenoe Geidaftslafr
tmtroen ertpablt: Gbef Iugialt S.
@os, 8raiioent; 5lpeiter aliiitereuoer
Gbef Mnrtin 8ifel, Sefretar; Gr.
50. 6. 2uter, arst; 8. & q. Sppen+
beimer, Sd)akmeilter.
Ser Sberiif BON gurnett Cont.
tp ~lieferte i'm Camp SraDis am Witt=
mod, obeno orei Merifaner Elm, wel=
d)e 5lpar regiitriert, iidJ aber Ser Stel-
lung ourd) Die 5llldt entsogen bat
ten. Ser 9eannte bate Die 6liift-
hinge bon Burnett Goirntp ans per-
folgt. lire Spur mebrmals p~erloreil,
iie aber oann in @ebb rno 2a Sa(e
Counties mieoer aufgeillnoen nno
oas alecblatt ldlieBlid) in earri5o
Springs perDaftet.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Gsrik Noppnti1nh uao Srnu II. 81. az
oSnhn csoueis. 81 Us @der 2ulo; So
600 E,
6. IS. giduro uno Srau M emil
3uflfe, @runo1tiid IN Ilanno 9el9bts,
S545.
,Sbo Sdiueppe on 6. ". 9enltet,
@rllnoltiid III Der otett StraBe; S3,soo-
Charles Sdmibt yno Sral an aleral9
Der 8pfe, G,rlnoItiid I'M @ttp Slod 3oot'
$3.50.
Senrp Sdun1nnn an s. B. 2ooelao!,
8rllnoihld in Berlin Setabts; 5000.
s. g. 2onelaop oil Senrp Stnmann,
Grlrnbifiif in Serlin 5ei9hts; S5Op.
81. 6. g. llpdurh an Gmil geieler,
@runbitiid i'm nelien Gitp Slod 1908,
So, 900.
S. q. 6. SaIff an Srar 81. 9. Sopo.
@runbitiid in Der Balm 9elghts Noptz
ton; $3.50.
Cora M. Gdun,adler an 9puiia Nhr,
@r1nbitiid an Der Wpttle StraBs;
$4,000.
V. 81. unb s.. 6. GnropeG an W s.
gSinaer unb Srau. @rlrlolfi.G I'M Gilp
glnd 1866; $3.50.
slhert ltnb .. Strselc5pf ON Gcfcr
,3ianDno, 94 6&to @der 2arb, $500.
Nnna 3. 9rltn1 an s.. Mualilr Ssoutb,
Grlalbitint an her @aroeil uto Arelnlegd
Ctr; $4,000.
Srml Sarrp suIl n.sSs. al gsrau Agra
05oralpieB, @rlinbltitd an Der 2abor Str.
ullo gollngfaa Gne. $3.50.
g. 6. @nut dn 8beDbpre gierilts,
8rnnoiiid In Der ainglton 5eigbts Ger
race, $40.
5enro s. code an S. 80. &nisbt.
8rl1lbitiaf an Der @peming StraBe mo
Hem @rmlifels Mbe.; $3.50.
@roRlnae Der 3~ermannsiDhne an Sra,
6. 8. 8artbeloip. 20 Slider 2ano; $f0,@
500.
s. 81. Sansen mlo sSrau an grneit
arina. tBrllnoltiid am Saft Boulevard.
$25.
@iliam Mieee. gbminitrator, an CIR
nett p1iDepohi. @rnnbitid an Der Ne<
brnsfa GtrnSe, $3.50.
Gr,eit 6i1oepobl, Mbminitrntor. an
Gm,l Niebe, @%runbitiiG I'M neilen Gin
gloG 291S. $500.
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'8rdt YrtHt fit Stras: 0pnurpas acn 10. Sannar 1918.

sic Soften Ser 9ebensmitteI per1llin-
Bert. Solhe Mol1ten 1ino eillgeribttt
pon TortIollo in Waine nocQ 9alii=
more i1 Marplono mo @aIbington,
.. g.. iiber 8orceItcr, Mnli,, 9ari-
ioro, Conn, SEEM 9orf ulo Srforo.
8a., ferner pom 8bilaoelpbia natb
Mtlol1tic Gitp; bon Baltimore ullo
@nibington nadl SadIonuile, 0lo,
bon Mocon, Go, unb NuNuita, SID,
nad Sopauab, BON @albington uno
Baltimore nod Gbicogo, non Chicago
nod Stem Orleans ilber S~pringfielo,
Cincinnati unb 2ouispille, bon geHp
Orleans nod Wacon Ga.
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Semitic.

&nrtoffeln, neue, &c per Yfunoi
California, So 90 per 100 Tfuno; Colo
raop $3.50 per 100 Bflno.
SirBfartoffeln Pam. $3.50 uno $3.50.
3piebeln. Gal. @bite Globe, $500;
Gal. @clbe, 1878 per Crate; Crime,
per STD 8Mnbel, 50t.
8obnen, Colorado. Biuto, pei Efb.
Zoe; California 8anou6. per ctpt.
S11.00; Rinfs, $1,000; Gina, $1,000;
Napb, $1,000; 8ladebes, $11.00; Hpuni
Green, per 8nihel 9ampers. $3.50.
Somaten, faliforn.. $3.50 per Crate
Spbl, 1926 II. $3.50 per 100 Sfuno
Griiner Bfeffer, 81 so rrto $500 pc,
8uidel.
Hubiesden, 40c per So. 8iitloeL.
Gpinat. Toe per 1uidel.
Crime @rbfeu, $500 per Camper.
8eeter, $500 per 100 Bfuub.
Neerrettia<@ uraein. per Bfb. 1871
Gurfeu, Der grdte. $500.
GeHerie, 90c un0 $500 Der Subeno.
aoaiting Car, 40c pet 9,tekno.
ReterfiIie. ACC Der 9t6. s8iinbeI.
gierpfldnSen. $3.50 nno SITS PEI
9aidel.
a%opfIalat, Cal, $500 per Crate.
@elbe &lrSelu, $500 per 100 Bfuno
5qunib. per 8uihl. $t.75.
Ora. elm brittel 8iddel. $t.25.
Riibeu, $500 per 100 Rfuuo.
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Seine @etrGnfe mebr ms Sails
aeliefert.

eSsn elmer gerIammlur,e, in oc'
GaloonbeIiter, Gertreter Der gralte'
reien 1lno @etranfebdnoler teilral.
men, tpuroe bei6loilen oaB llad) NOR
.aen abeno 9aiemano 9ier, &ein u1I
5pirituoien in's Sous geliefert per.
Den oiirfen uno Dab Nlelnano II 81
mem Safcon ooer lonItfpo Bier.
Sdlnaps poer Spiritnolen fai1tel
ms mil nad) Sauie nebnlen fanil
Sesm Saloon oiirfelt lie %perfauft mer-
Sen, merln tic BORT gleid getrritfel
merben.
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Sam : Grlanbnisiheine.

9obroiDolsfi & Stern. @obnfrus OIL oer
Gamble StraSe; $50.
Mlhert 2ebpion, Department 5ans.
glmird GtraRe; $4,000.
q. o.. Sonid,er. 8obnhail5, 5amps
ihire Grape; $1,000.
Charles Mt. Sdamfolo, @obnhaus.
6unitDd Mpenue; $4,000.
81. 6. Neiina. 8ohnbals. Gamblers
Inenne. $3.50
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u1orEt.8 eriht.
Gottun.
GDfiun1a n,ensErDbnffe

San Mntouio, be,ite. 81 Gents.
@alueiton, 9eltern, 3t.75 Gents.
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Neme Waenten.
l.okdIes.
@abridcinlidjes 8ettsr.

sir Gan Intonio uno l%llngegeit6
5erte obeno: Heeen, falter; 6relfug
ltnbeitunoig; FILTER
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San antonio. geras, 10. San. t9fS-
8rinle GruDe Cotton Seeo Oil $1.31.
Gents per 8nlone.
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San slntorio, geras, 10. San. 191S-
Butter 49,. 29c-40c per 8funl
gier (nur friilel SO. /. SOC per DIP.
Siihner 21c-36c per Sfo.
Sl1rfebs -. 22c per Yfuni
@eisen .......... $3.50 per gnfdel
Rorn ........... 1925 per 8ufdel
Safer -. 97c per @uidel
Sen $1,000 pet Come
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TimansielIer geridt

y
(~sSilforporiert 1892, obne 8nufsSriniles
aieu), 215 3efr>g Commerce 9trase
San Mntonio, Seras, beim NbidluB bes
@eid,dfts AM 81. Sesenlber 1917, tpie ct
Dem 8nnf< uno @erlid)erungsfpInrrindr
bes Stnates Seras uberrei1t lpurbe.
3nIfsaueIfen:
Mortonoez Nnleihe etc -. Sc, S64, 555.31I
@rIte Mortgaae BOMBS 391 ,625.O0l
2ibertn gonos $3.50. 65,0G0.0u
Sufeelanfene SSrltereIeu.. 12S,777.f6.
BrnlbeigeHtlln :. ~1I,179.65
Sdabgepolbe Ii. Ginrid)z
Snar an Sano nto III
@nnfeu .......... GAS, 100. u
Eotot 50, 1875, So7. "a
8erbimDIi6teiten:
eiusesabItes @apitaI. IS 100000
Salrplis uub tnnerz
teilte Yrufite ........ 192, 427.47
Meierpiert fir Gteuern 5,074.91
ABS 9roS. Snpeitments
SrnlteSonbs, sabIbar
in so Saeen uub anoere
aontratte 3,S1t,792.42
%n6ere grult Spnos t6,392.44
Sotal .$4. 5,85T.24
Gtaat seras, gerar gonnts:
@ir. @m. g. @erft. Trdiioent, mo d.
g. Sprln9al. alS Sefretdr uno Sdlab<
meiiter. idnp6ren hermit feierlid, oaG
Der obiae 8eridt nadl uuIerem better
@siiien uuo GIullben rid)ti9 iit.
ggm. 6. Serff,
Srdiioeut.
81. g. Sprinsaa,
Getretdr@S dabmeiiter.
lInterseidnet uno befhfporen in mei'
ner @eqenfpart am 4. Sauiior 1918.
tSie9el.l 3. Orr G~anrpbel,
Oeffentfider Totar in unb fir gerar
Gounth. Eeros.
Bat. 6. Serff,
FRI. 81. 6. BradenriSae,
9ersg o.. Seunan,
9Sut. Gtffer,
Ebss. 8. Srantiu,
Ssbn q. 6erff, gs. o,
Jlssb Mceswn,
Ghas. u. SiIfer.
| Sirettorem.