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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28

ms elmer S0be BON etiDa 800 SltB
ob mo fpltroe augenblifli6 setotet !,
ser nit linn fobrenoe Mpiatiunsfuoett
8. s. @ciiIe fam nit nnbeoeiitettoerl
@erlesnngcll oauon. gaiett botte on
Selllielben Gage crit iein Sffi5lers=
potent erbolten, Der llnfal loll onrd)
ciuen pl1eliden BinoitoB berbelge-
fiibrt ieia, ollrd Den Der lu)lge gelif=
naltt sic aontrollc iiber ielne Wc=
id)iile pcrlor.
Mlts fredericksburg miro NIT
qeteif, oaB oie u@iaespie eonntp
State @onoeo @~arebouie Gompaap'
intorpariert moroen lit. Die aompag-
mic muroe onrd Die gemiibnnsen
bon Serrn @. 81. Spielbagen aus
San Mntonio, Srlipeftor i'm 9fnrft-
lrnD 9aacrbaus 9epartemellt. ges
biloet; lie perfolgt Ben 3iped, oitrf)
qemeinlames Sanoeln ben Sra1s
port Scr grnteprooufte 5n erleid-
tern. Sic gerIanotfolten 81 pernlin-
bern llno before Nieoerlagen fir DIE
Sarmcr5eugniiie 5it ibaffer.
I'm Orange mur0e elm BON Der
eunarb 2inie in 2iperpool, england,
heiteates bol5ernes Sdiff bonn Sta
bel aelaIlen .gs ioa oas groBte, aus
Sols aebaltte 9ampfihiff iein, Bot
cine gragiabisfeit bon 400 Sons
men nno lit $50 Sub lang nro AZ
SUB brett.
Ser in 9areoo inn 81. Snfall-
teric Megiment oienenoe Soloat
@eorq @rapencr aus Hbilnoelphla
pltroe am Mittmoh friib nj ieineEl
,3elt erIhoIien aufgefunoen. Gin Obj
aefeltertes Mrmeegeuebr lag neber
Ser 2eidc.
Die critic arieesbia, Die IN Der
ertraiibung unlerer 2~egislatir sur
Mnnohme fal,l, mar oie 9ia, pelfe
beItimmt, baB lleberihiiiie oes
gtaatsaeloes in fur5friitigen Sfas.
omtssertififoteu Der Negierung or
gelegt iperoeit lolen. Ste Stu ph1o'
einItimmig angetlommeft.
Mae ariegsnIaBregeln, Die oel
@oupernelir porgeIdlagen bot, I'M
in Der aegislatur eingebra6t NOR.
| oen.
Die Suffrasettcn Doffen. oat
| sic Grtralituns Elm 5rallealtlnliit
refts ENHANCEMENT sur Staatsper
| faiiulg annimmt, 10 Dab es timer
moalid, miro, IN Der 8rimaripabl IN
Suli idon m~it5ultimmen. SSit lbre't
eiaeneu S@ntereiie uno im Sl'terell'
oes Staates fonnen mir mr. mum
idcn, oaB lie iid) griinolid irren mo
gen. a.
9as @etrdnfefomite Deg 5c
Observation-Disclosures bat sie gill 5lll
@nnabnle entpfobletl, Die Staats
prohibition fir ben gon5en Staa
einfiiert,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28
Grfaltnngen

Der boie @irter bringt alerlet
llebel in @eltolt bon feid)ten nlo
ifnperen Grfaltnngen, fir oeren Be
Ieitiguna es gum @liid cine Heibe ers
probter .@altsmittel gibt. Sic moger1
nod 10 alt Iein: sur reften Belt rihs
tig ailgemanot. periagen lie Ieltei.
ooer ME.
Sci aatarrb I'M Salie trlnfe Ieocn
Norgen Dor Dem Mufiteherr mo
abenos BEL su Bette geben Elm @las
belize Milh nit Settlers. q Sell Sci
t~erstpaIier uno 2 geile beiBe Mif6.)
9es nad)ts nmpifle Den Sals NIT e..
mem nafen, git altsgcrnugcnel
sud1, beoede es p~ollitan0ig nit einenl
wolenen gad) l1nb laiie ben llny
Idlag bic gauge Nadt barllm.
gei Manoel \ gnt5iinoungen it
reht picles @urgeln nit aumillentea
ein iebr gutes Miittel. am beltsn
marm mnD 10 oft mie moglib. Aud)
lanalames 5rinfen oes Gees 1T
mirfIdm.
9ruitfatarrb. - Gi1fades, biai.
ges Nittel eegen grultfdtarrb 1T
mriiierter Amnloniaf, 20 Sropfen III
einem guten Sdluf warlnen @ci-
lers, ollie 5mei oOer BRET Stunoen 81
nebmen.
Extraordinarily. 9eiBe 9umpfe
BON Serblumen, ie aberlos Dor Sdld-
fenseben " Stnlloe lang nno 10
beiB als moglidl linO fat INNER nil
grfola gefront. 0tan rednet eins
Sanouoa Senblllmcn olf 5irfa ?
Quarts fodeioen @ailers-
53miebeln gegen Sdnnpfcn UNI
Satarrb. 80 gs iheint penig befanllt
su lein, oaB Die g~emoDnlid)e Godl.
5piebel iid als zines Der beItcn Mit-
tel aeaen ben 10 banfig berrldenoer
Sdnltpfen nno SuIten 'beDabrt bat.
Sic 3miebeln meroen eeoiertelt, mi.
aanois5ufer geodmpft rno bon ben
Gafte ode 9 Stnloen ein fleiues
Seeloffel poa genommeil- Dieter
eingefodtcn Saft ioate man in gll'
~perforften @Idiern I'M Sauie porro
tig Balten.
@egen SeiIerfeit. ~ I'm fotarr1a
lilde Seiierfeit 5ll beieitisen, nebm'
man eill- bis 5lpeiitiinolid eincn Sec
ISffel Spnig eill- Sollte Dies Elm
Ifade Mittel imierbolb zines Gage!
feline g%elierung bringen, 10 fiige moi
Dem Spnig nod eiaelb mo liiBe'
@onoelol binyu. sluf einen eBloffe
poa Sonig rednet man Gin Gigeli
uno fir 3 Gents ManOelol.
@eilerfeit ooer Siiitenrei5. ei
mes ser beiteu Mittel gegen Snltelt
reiS fir Ginoer itnO @roBe limo nail
besip. feafte Salsnmmicfelnngcn
N(benos beim 81 9cttc gcbeu iifnge
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28
Nudl ein 8runb.

Cine Game lab clnen fleInefl sun
qen nit einem 8afet III einen Sf.t=
iterlooen treten. u@as bait OH BOZ"
fragte JIG. uMlltters HantofefL,~ er-
mioerte Ser Surge. aSier sildt Elm
9saqel raus, mo i'd modte i'm ralis
ltefrmen lailen. bepor Mntter es be-
merit - On bit ein artiger SUIT
qe. Oh iiirhtelt, Mutter fountc lidj
an Dem Nogel n~erlesen2" vgsein
oas lit aber Der Tantoffel, mt
Dem mid Mittter INNER perbalt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28
Die Mlamp National Sarm Spai
Miipciatipn

Sic unter Ser inn Sftober 1916 gum
@eIeB geporbelletl u6arm 2oali Vet
qeariinoct ipuroe, bat ibre Office I'M
,3immer 400 9rabp 8ebauoe, no
jeoe aepiinihte ausfultft iiber Die
latigfeit oerlelben bereitmiaig erteilt
miro. Die gorbereitungen CUR Sn=
fraftlesung bieier afte lleblnen ma
fiirlid1 gerarrie 3eit in anlprud nao
llnter ibreit 8eitinn1ltilgen tpliroe.i
swolf 5eoeralr 2oan ganfen orgalli=
iiert, Die Bis gum i. Hopelnber 1917
MppIifatio1len fir Mnleiben III Solle
non 100000 900 BON iiber 1900
sSarm 9patl Milociationen erbielten.
Die gorteile oieler Mnleiben belteben
i'll ecn nieorigen 3insfllb BON 51a
Bro5ent uno in Der Satiacbe, bob lle
nuf sic Dauer BON funfilnO0reiBig
ssnbren gemadt Deroen. Die Nh=
1ddeilng oes 2anoes, anf bas 9ar
Ieiben gennbt 1peroen Iollen, se=
id1iebt tn liberaler @eiie. Gs lolten
1id audi III Die1er @egeno rSnrm
Soan MTiociotionen" bilbeu, Die bon
Den @orfeilen, meld]e Snfel Gam H.
men bietet, gellsen sieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28

Deslnit leeren Ganllllerf BON Der Br=
|Ii5ei geflnnoer, bod mar Der Wtan1
peridmllltoelt.
SIN Nlter bon 80 Sobren it
@barles Gbilipp Wiilfer aus Dem
2eben ge1dicoelt. er ma lit Slono
Goulttp %gebprelt mo crit Dor orei
@od)en bon Gltero nu6 San I1lto-
MO qefonmen. Ser 8erltnrbelle, Oct
5i oen Sermlai1l1siobnelt geborte,
miro BON leiuer @itpe, loipte bon lei
uen bier mobnelloen Gltern lllo el=
mem grlloer iiberlebt.
Snfolge beftiger, perein5elter
@inoltoBe itiir5ten an Wfittfpod)
p~orrnittog bier Neroplale ailf Dem
aeaD Ap~iationsfeloe ab. 41e bier
.Mai6inen iiberid)llleen it'd nno tic
len ,,onf Sen Hiifen." @liiflider
meiie fanlell oie 6lieger nit nnbc=
oeutel1oen Gerlebungen oapon, ooeD
nllrbe, Inn meitere l1nfdlle 5u Der
meioel1, oas 5liegelt gegen Wfittag
eiltgeitellt.
Inter groBer 9eteiligullg, ME
lie beim 8cgrabnis zines Wantes,
Ser allein, oblte Jantilienanbaltg Dd<
galtailoen Bat, mobl mn lelten por=
fonlnlt, fano Mitfmod) %nadnnittag Die
9eeroiglung Der aeid)e Sans Serblt'S
altf Dem Serrlannsiobne &irdbof
itatt. Ser @eetbouen iang Dem
Sangesfrenno uno Sangesflnoigen
nlebrere 2ieoer, Or. Serbberg belt
am Grade cine GeOe mo SEER Sobn
Spf lprah i'm Halnell Ser Siemering
2oge ser @ermannsiobne.
Snfolge oes iib INNER mebr
fiiblbar ~ntadberben Wallgels on
6leiid beabiihtigt Die gsational=9eab=
rnngsmittel Administration ocli
Sotels inl garsen 2anoe beitimmfe
6leiidportioncn uorsuifreibeir. Die
Wabreeel miro III Gan antonio TO-
tort III Strait tretcn, lobalo Die Or
Der bier eintrifft.
Die Sittenpoli5ei bat IN Der
Nadt pon 9iel1stog anf Mittlpob ~
YerIoner, meiit 6ranerl5immer, 'eiti4
gcltedt.
Mebrcre Gigeutiimer, melhe
@runoltiife al ser Soleono StraBe
belisen, baben Elm Sniunftionsper-
fabren eegcn bic Staot eingeleitet
ourd) melf)e oas gbreiBen Der @du
Ter per6inoert uno Die Grrpeiterng
Der StrnBe IN Srage geIteat tpio.
Die 6iliriftung bon funf 9tez
aer=S oloaten, melbe Dor eittiger
@od)cn BON benz atf Sort Sam Son
iton suIammengetretelen ariegsge=
rid)t tpegein Seilllabme on ben an
90. slugllit 1917 in Souiton ftott-
aeiunoenen Hiots gum Sooc perilr-
teilt mnroen, lit Don Eralioent Wil2
ion porldufig peridobei. Ser Rrdii
bent milf erlt oas gnoe oes Jest ge
Tiibrteu Iro5eiies abDarterl, Der sc
gen pier5ig anoere Neger=S olonten
Die inter oerielben Mnflnge lteber.
eingeleitet ilt. Il
Del Solbaten lit Der geiildl
oon % ~fleincren Heltallrants, oeren
geiiber Sen Gofidriftell Der Militfr=
beb0roen itid)t nadgefommen ltfs
perboten moroen.
SIC Saltfa Ho|a Snfirmaru
Don Satf Antonio 1T I'M grteilnnsi;
zines Charters eingefomnten- Bic
Nonleu Scr Snforporatoren linn:
Maria Mol5er, Mnna Miitler mo
9rioget Sllaipnn.
er0S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28
MIL erlei

EDliseidJtf gnneafter madt uf-
fisita bcfnnnt, bah ale Sentiden.
lufldbe ais feinblihe M~isfanSer IN
Scr 3rit BON 4. bis ID. Jebrmar
reaiitriert bnben, lire 2esiitrirrunsS-
farfen ipateftens bis gam NbenS oes
30. ssebrnar int Epli5ei : giiro abb
hplen miiiien. I'm llnannebmlidlfei-
ten gu permciben, iollte iid Elm Sober
iofOrt in ben 8eiit ieiner Sbentifi=
5iernnpsfarte Ieten.
3e1n poreeidrittenc Stnoenz
ten oes 9nnoeIsoepartelnel1fs Der
Staats l1ninerfitat IN anItin liro
bier eingetroffen, I'M inter Seitnng
hires Hrpiefiors S. s. 9relepen Die
III pen biefigell @roBseibaften &c
banobabten Nehnungs- llllo gud'
haltunas MfetboDen gu ihaoieren.
Gin IN cinem bieiigen 9otei als
3mifburidbe beid1ftigter NegerbeIgel
irtadte iih Die 4n5telling zines reli-
Ell Glerfs an Suite ullo beihpilloelta
Oas SoteI Inn Bic Snmnle BON Sol.
Gr fiibrte Die bon ben Bditen nod
ibren 3inunerit beitellten ORDERS
nus, lfeffe oas @elo in aHer Seelen&
riibe III leiue Enid)e nno IieB Die Be
TRACE pom Dem iieuer Glerf Den 4oiii
tos fingierter B1ite anfreioen.
q. SapInno fpatroe am Witt
mod pormittoe Don einem Mlltenobfl
an ser Mlamo Yla5a nrngefnbrea
atlio mliBte bebnfs dr5tlidcr Be
banolnng nod benz itaotiiden arun
fcnbanie transporter lperoea. y.
9. Carr, Der gr1iser Der Walhine,
Ole it~iGaeitanocn bate, furbelte bic,
lelbe an uub bic Gar ging los, ebe
Carr einlteiaen fonnte. Rahoem
Soplano iiberfabren mar, iallte oos
Durd)gebcnoe Alitomobil in Elm gro
Bes Sfnnfeniter nno puroc bier
sum gtiaitano gebradt.
Sic alalfifi5icrung lnlrmtlid,et
Militarpflidtigen aus gerar eonntp
lit beenoet uno 81 HefruteiL weide
nod sur 5iilnug oes erlten aufges
bots n0tig iparcn, muroen am WItts
mod nab Dem Camp Srapis seld)i6t
mo BORT obre Ansiabme atgenom-
men uilD eingereibt.
Sieben 6nrmer, melde uber
ein gum Anbau bon aaltorbobnen BE-
itimmtes Nreol pom etDa 1000 Ader
perfiiaell, ld)lolien am Wittfpoh nit
Der Suloelsfammer einen Gontraft
fiir oie Qiefernng Der n0tigen Nus.
Iaat ab, etpa $50 8uihel 8obnel
iino bier5u notig. @dbreno Die bic.
iiacn SAMPLER 40e pro Tfuno ooer
$3.50 pro 8uIdel perlangen, bat
lid, oic Sanoelsfammer erboten, Die
gpbnen fir 1925 pro guidel 5u lie.
fern.
Sesm Camp 1rouis iinO fed
lebtcm Gamstag 6f77 Refruten elm
actreffcn; 1876 Mam peroen nod er
martet.
ssrau ssobn u. 8ells, 2OG.
glpe. 9, Ionic ibr griDer, Der Gel
oot Gapio s. Station, wuroen n
Sauie ser 5rou ourb mebrere Sen
oelu perfpunoet. Die Jralt erbiel
stpci aliaeln in oen redten armk ID
grlloer einen SduB ms linfc 8eii'
Die giItoIe BON Sobn q. Wells pur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28
@ruser l1nteridieo.

Stuoentin: pMama, i'd ioa alio
nid)t IN cine &erbinouna eintreteue@
Mutter. .9tciu, uber Oh oarfit et4
ne @erbinonng eingehen.4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28
Nlarft.B eridbt.


0rnkkau
epstDH.
@dlbefun, aeftern 31.60 Gents
@alpeiton, 31,60 Gents
r.t..H=..-xx~,a,,4.
$3.50 - -
en- anfonlo aer' e. zyeors isio'
T grsa.s - Y aHars
se"'' -
6drIniB rsOnffe-
So, gntonin SER 28 ssebr 1918.
H,rtter 29cM46c Der @funS
Gier (nrr friIhe) go. i. 40c per $50.
5iihner 2De per Hfe.
sltrteps per Stlfp
Bef3er ..--.... 49, per gltloel
&orn ........... $2.2o per 8uldgel
Safer S1.10F per 8uid]el
9elr go. S5S-0O per Soilte
m.
e
Aartoffeln, geue, &c per Sfiino;
California. 3d. 90 peg 100 STuflo, Colo
rnoo 81. 80 per 100 Rfltlo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28
Gene.
Ssnte

9ei ben Sdauei5er 8unoesba6-
men beitebt bie Mbiidt, sic /. RlaIic
adn5Iih ab8nidaffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28
Sic y0reie Yrene fir Seras"
erid1eint ais Saaeblatt mab QS%pdbemblatt.

Sas saaeblatt lit pierleiig lno foipt SOC per Monat ooer So per Sder
9as @odpenblatt lit ied5ebneiig lmo foFet 50 per Sabr- gtad1 9Ferleo
50 @oIo. Nab europe, gorto %engeidloien, So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-28
i.okdIes.
Neutrality-suspicious. @etter.

Sir San gntonio uno llngegen6:
@ellte abeno' beoedf lno falter; 5sei-
Tag flar.
Gas @etteraSiiro in 8oibingtoli
teilt nit, oaB ein ibfperer Sturm mi
Golf BON Merifo 5u ermarten lit. 81
ianmtliden @plfbdfen BON Gell1a;
cola, Sla., bis 8ropnsDille, SeroS,.
5irto oie Sturmfloggcn geblBt mo
Sic auf See befinoliden Sdiffe oltrd)
Ornbtloie @arl1lingen peritanOIgt.
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yiel . Narft.

Gan ailtonio Ger, %. Se6r. 1918.
Aiibe. $500 bis $ft.30.
@dlber, $6.15 bis $3.50.
8nlen. 800 BIS S7.25.
Sdiert. 1925 biz $tt.3O.
ct. Souis, %. Sebr. 1918. Hinss
uieh. Serns : Vieh, $6.75 bis $40 so.
S6fpeinc. $500 Biz $1T.25.
1eIe.
8einl5ene 5d1ite f5c Der Bio.
Srodene 5dute ..........2 0c per $50.
@r'iae &diite ..-...... t2c per Rfo.
G1nfe
Nnoora~ Sieoer beSGdnint + ga
@eIf uno NSuds ..s.... w gfs
Hnaorn~Sieaen. per Efo 10 gn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-31
INCENDIARIES BURN BIG
WAREHOUSE AND FEED
Two White Men Hire Negro to
Watch Officers.

Memphis, Tenn, May 5l.-Fire
believed to have been of incendiary
origin, early today destroyed the
warehouse here of John Wade &
Sons, wholesale stock feed dealers
with its stock of hay and grain and
quantity of sulphur, valued at APP
proximately $150,000.
A negro, who was shot and
wounded by a watchman as he was
fleeing from the building, is said to
have told the police that he had
been hired by two white men, Meth
er of whom he knew, to keep watch
outside the warehouse while they
entered the building shortly before
the fire was discovered.
In support of the negro's state
ment, the watchman employed at
the warehouse declared he encount-
cred several men leaving the ware
house at the time of the fire, one of
whom knocked him down. When
he recovered he wounded the negro
now unde rarrest.
Federal agents and the police are
conducting an investigation.
Search also is being made for an
other negro, who the wounded black
declared was with the white men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-31
This Letter From "Dad''
To Soldier Has unch

Camp Funston, Kan, May 81
Here is letter from dad" with
a real punch in it. It's a model
declares the Y. NJ. c. A. secretary
into whose possession it came ac-
cidentally.
"A reassuring message like that
would put the right kind of fight
ing spirit in any American son,
asserted the secretary. Il recon-
mend that other fathers Of soldier
boys read it and absorb the spirit
The secretary obtained permis-
sion from the recipient of the let
ter, c. ]. Hoy, of the supply com
pany of the 354th infantry, to give
the letter out for publication. Ex-
tracts of the letter follow:
Your letter of May s at hand
this morning and glad to hear
from you and to learn you are well
and all right. You must not think
OF worrying as it is no good in
war or out of war or any place
else. Just make up your mind to
make good and make good without
fail. One can do a world of things
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-31
SPRINGER NEWS NOTES

The junior Red Cross was or
ganized Tuesday by Mrs. John Car
lock. The Juniors will not do very
much active work until school
opens in summer. Mrs. Carlock
said it was not best for them to
do much until their work could be
supervised in school where all could
be together. Mrs. Sayre was out
with Mrs. Carlock and Mrs. An
derson and good representation
was out and Springed Red Cross
was thoroughly organized. They
will start work Friday and make
high school room their headquar-
ters. The Red Cross work here
will be pushed and every mother
sister, sweetheart or friend of the
soldiers "over there" will be urged
to do as much as she car. We be-
lieve the people here will support
this work, as they have been very
loyal 10 contributions to all war ac-
tivities.
Miss Eta Sain went to Edmond
state normal Monday morning.
Miss Lucille Scivally also went to
Edmond to attend state normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Reynolds
leave Monday for the state univer-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-31
100000 SELECTED
MEN Be CALLED
TO COLORS IN JUNE
BULLETIN.

Washington, May 5l.-Ofiicial
announcement was made today that
$4,000 men will be called to the
colors during June. They will be
ordered to report June "a, but 1t has
not yet been determined to what
camps they can be assigned, SO the
list of apportionments is for the
present being withheld.
The quota is based on space, etc,
available for men at the camps and
cantonmentS.
If the rate of shipment of troops
across the sea again is raised, still
more men may be called. In any
event the probabilities are that
enough men will be called for spe-
cial service to round the number
out to 100000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-31
WAR HERO IS NOW
STREET CAR CONDUCTOR
Former Member Princess Pat Regi-
ment Tolls in St. Louis.

St. Louis, May 5l-Having been
wounded twice, once in the right
leg and once in the right hip, hav-
ing participated in some of the IA
.mous battles of the world war, and
formerly a member of the famous
Princess Pat" regiment, Charles
! +. Brown has been invaided home
and is now a street car conductor
in this city.
:. At the outbreak of the war Brown
went to Canada and enlisted in the
&" Princess Pat" regiment, being sent
ito France shortly after his enlist
ment. He was a participant in the
.1battle of Vimy Ridge and also
Stock part in the most famous BAT
ties of Flanders. During the bat
,gtle of Vimy Ridge, Brown was
shot in the right leg He was sent
ITO a hospital near the firing lines
sand soon recuperated.
He was then assigned to active
duty in the Dardanelles. A. Gal
slipoli he was wounded in the right
chip to such an extent that lie was
ordered to hospital in England
where he remained under the CON
slant care OF physicians for several
months.
After leaving the hospital, he
was given his honorable discharge
from the Canadian army. Brown
says that SO far as he is aware,
there are only five living survivors
OF the Princess Pat" regiment.
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il he or she will just make up their
minds to do so.
Have full confidence in yourself
first of all and make up your mind
that you are going to make good.
Watch out for yourself at all times,
look ahead. Keep cool headed
and watch out we'll and carefully
and observe what is taking place
and what may take place. In short,
look well ahead at all times.
do your full duty always, re-
gardless OF any one or anything.
This war is going to make many a
big man, men who will come home
with honor and credit not only to
themselves but to their country as
we'll and we look for you to be one
of them. Now is your time. We
all hope you can come home to
make us visit before you go
across
please write real often.
Now, | don't think the war will
last long. We will clean those Ger
mans up in short order after we
get started and | want you to lie
lot of help to your country in lick
ing them good and hard.
FATHER"
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MARKET REPORTS
GRAIN.

Chicago, May 3l.-Fresh low
price records for the season were
reached today in the corn market.
Hot, muddy weather, just the kind
to promote termination and growth,
gave an advantage to the bears.
Opening features, which ranged
from the same as Wednesdays fin
ish to l-2c lower, with June not
quoted, and July $l.34 3SNl,35, were
followed by little rally and then a
decided setback.
Oats went down grade with corn.
After opening 1-Sc lower, to l-Sc
advance. with July 65 3-4M65 rs,
the market hardened somewhat, and
then underwent a material sag.
Provisions weakened owing chief
ly to a decline in hog values.
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COTTON.

New Orleans, La, May 3l.-After
rise of three points on July on the
opening call today, the cotton mar
kct fell off under selling aroused by
the favorable weather over the belt.
At the end of the first half hour of
business, prices were SO to A points
under the close of Wednesday.
War news was considered unfav-
orable and short selling and liquida-
ton increased. Under the pressure
prices fell to level 81 to 81 points
under Wednesdays close, in the
trading up to noon.
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NATIONS EDITORS ARE TO
PLAY IN ARKANSAS

Little Rock, Ark, May 3l.-A
program of elaborate and varied
character has been prepared for the
delegates to the convention of the
National Editorial Association,
which is to be held in Little Rock
and Hot Springs from June 3 to
June 8. Questions OF newspaper
policy, technical puzzles of the
composing room and the daily
trials of an editors life are to be
interspersed with such events as
an endurance rate for fat editors
to the top of Hot Springs noun
tain where a sunrise breakfast OF
razor-back bacon and other Arkan-
sas delicacies will be served by
schoolgirls.
At the close of the convention
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SHORT LINE RAILROADS
BEG FOR u. S. CONTROL

Washington, May 31.-Secretary
McAdoo has agreed to meet on
June 9 with representatives of rail
roads of several Southern states to
receive resolutions adopted by
them urging the government to
take over control of short line
railroads, it was announced here
by the South Carolina railroad
commission. A plan for the pro-
lection Of the short lines in the di-
vision OF existing interline rates
and the routing of shipments also
will be presented to Mr.. McAdoo.
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MULES AND HORSES
TO WEAR GAS MASKS

Washington, May 3l.-Every
horse and mule in the expedition
airy forces soon will be equipped
with a new type of gas mask which
it is declared will make them i'm
pervious to gas attacks. The masks
are coming from a specially equip
ped factory at the rate of 5000 a
day, the gas defense service an
nounced today, and are going rap
idly to France.
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the editors are to be taken on a
weeks tour of the state on a spc-
cial train and special fetes and re-
ceptions are being arranged at the
many stopping places.
On Sunday, June 9th, the edi-
tors will fill pulpits OF Hot Springs
churches. Prominent men have
been invited to address the con-
vention.
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LIVESTOCK.

Kansas City. Mo-, May 3l-Hogs
Receipts, 1000; steady. Bulk, So
35Ml645; heavy, $l6.30Ml6.45
light, $16.25Ml6.50; pigs, $l600@
1000.
Cattle: Receipts, 1000; steady
prime fed steers, $l6.75Ml7.25
dressed beef steers. $l3.00Ml6.6O;
Southern steers, $900Ml6.50; COWS
%.50Ml3.00; heifers, $S.25Ml450;
stockers, SS.50@l5.50; calves, $3.50
1900.
Sheep: Receipts, 1000; steady
Lambs, SIS. 5.50Ml6.50; yearlings
$l4.00M1S.00; wethers, $l2000l6,-
50; ewes, $ll.00@l6.00; stockers,
$7.00M17.00.
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ter of the southeast quarter of Sec
tion 8, township | south, range 2
west, to which it is alleged the said
Henry Williams obtained deed from
the allottee by representing that the
instrument signed was an agricul-
tural lease when in fact it was a
warranty deed.