davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16
The President of the Convention of
War Mothers of America.

To the War Mothers OF America the
heart OF the whole nation goes out in
pride and deep sympathy; in sym
pathy because of the supreme sacrifice
they have made. In pride because OF
the superb courage with which thosn
sacrifices have been accepted Their
sons are making America loved End
and respect Justice. Their keroism
and their sacrifice will make tie whole
world a happier and safer home for
the wives and mothers and brave men
OF the days to come. Future genera
tions will rise up and call them blessed.
Please accept my personal homage of
respect and gratitude.
WOODROW WILSON
Buy Liberty Bonds and help the Boys
OF War Mothers of America.
This space contributed to winning
the war by Thomas J. Scully.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

NOTICE
Meeting of Valhalla Lodge, No 275.
I. o. o. F. has been suspended until
demic influenza.
All sickness or disability among the
members should be promptly reported
to Noble Grand II. c. Larsen. 212
Gordon st.
Lodge dues may be paid to Finan-
cial Secretary Ole J. Olsen. 81 Pros
rsct So.
CHRIS R. LUND.
Recording Secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

bV opeCIuT COTTe5pondenf
TRENTON. Oct. 16-The ad1utant
generals department today issued a
call for 1.714 white mon physically
qualified for general military service.
who are to entrain during the five day
period. beginning October Fl, for Fort
Hancock. A similer call was issued
Tor 466 white men for general mill
tary duty at Fort du Pont. Delaware
These men, also. are to entrain for
five days, beginning October 81. Four
hundred and twenty-one white men
are to be entrained during this period
for Fort Howard Maryland.
Railroad schedules and further in
structions are to be given out later
in the week by the adJutant generals
office.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16
cARp OF THANKS.

We, the undersigned desire to thank
friends for kindness In recent bereave-
ment OF our beloved daughter and sis
ter. Ethel. for floral tributes from
friends the Keasbey Sunday School,
also the Reverend DR.. Fenton OF
Metuchen for< his comforting words.
and Mr.. Thomas Burke for his services
Mr. AND MRS. WIN. JAMES FULLER
TON AND FAMILY.
a2nla-11-1E- FIJI
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

We are paying all explosion Losses
Boynton Bros. a. Co.
2205S-10-1o-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

In yesterday's paper in Boston Stor
Advertisement 21c Napkins were quoted
should be tic each. s2.0o dozen.
10-16-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

We are paying all explosion losses
Boynton Bros. & Co.
2205S-1O-1e-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

NOTICE.
There will be no meeting OF Perth
Amboy Review No. 27, Ladies of the
Maccabees. on "wednesday Eve, Oct. 16.
on account OF the epidemic.
Signed by Commander.
CLARA NELSON.
22O2o-1o-1s-1t'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16
BRITISH Gain
IN THE NORTH;
FIGHT IN rain

BIZ Associated Press. . -,
WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES IN
BELGIUM, Tuesday, Oct. 16: 90 r.
M.)-Menin has fallen. Allied troop
are q mile east of Roulers and ad
vanced patrols are, according TO ia.
est reports, within a mile OF Courtrai.
The Lys river seems to have been
crossed between Confines. whicn mas
been captured. and Warneton.
Reports indicate that another cross
ing of the Lys had been affected al
wervicq. although this has not peei
confirmed at this hour.
To the southwark where the mud
spattered allied troops are hghtlnl
their way through the rain the enemy
has begun a withdrawal. Here tns
patrols have reached the outs - OF
Meurchin.
Everywhere the Germans are fight
ing rear guard actions with a large
number involved. The battle Is 1ougnt
in q continuous rain which makes IL
most difficult.
Today's gains have further turned
the German line both in the south ana
east. The enemy is showing signs OF
great nervousness and many fires ana
explosions are reported.
Everywhere along the front othef
British forces are gaining ground, put
the progress has been merely 10
straighten the line and to carry out
the COnBOIlQdIlHB OpcIatiOho IA
vantageous positions.
Enemy defenses of great strength
were encountered during the day by
the British. There were wire entangie-
ments of great depth and innumerable
obstacles to be reduced.
Roulers was found in good condi-
ton after the German retirement.
Definite information has been re-
oeived that the Germans removed
Spanish and American rations worth
5000 francs before abandoning Hou'-
ers The civilian population ceased
their rejoicing over the deliverance
long enough o show French troops
some enemy mines which were de-
signed to destroy large part OF tne
town.
Tonight It is reported that French
cavalry has managed to get through
the German fines.
Soon Give Up Belgium.
PARIS Oct. 1e:--The German ex-
treme right wing is being threatened
more and more by the allies wedge
which is being driven deeper into the
enemy lines The resistance Is slack
ening in Flanders and important re-
suits may be gained within few days.
Already the advance of the allies rs
two and one-half to five miles OF Lille.
On the right the British hold Menin
and wervicq and have Courtrai almost
within their grasp.
The evacuation OF the great indus
trial centers of Lille, Roubaix and
Tournay seem inevitable as result
of this ain.
On the left the Belgians are ap-
preaching Thourout. twelve miles
from Bruges and within twenty miles
of the Dutch frontier.
There are signs that the Germans
realize that their days of occupation
of Belgium are numbered.
Belgians Advancing.
BIZ Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct 16:-The Belgian
army under King Albert Is advancing
rapidly along the Cortemarck-Thour-
out road. The fall of the Belgian
town OF Thourout. whose capture was
prematurely announced yesterday rs
expected almost immediate
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

NOTICE.
S Ss%ssrS srSUod q rIss S.s .S W. T%assSnPoa 81 Rsa
Hall, Wednesday, 3 o'clock p. Il sharp
10 attend funeral OF Sister Magretha
Hansen.
sEldINE X. TORT,
THERESA PETERSON. IN
President.
z2024--1e.1b-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

We are paying all explosion losses
Boynton Bros. q Co.
22053-10-16-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

piant, numbering 1857 in ALL had
subscribed to at least a fifty dollar
bond, making a total subscription by
the employees Of that plant of ss1,s00.
The employees of the Chesebrough
Manufacturing Company rallied to
the call for bond buyers In their plant
and subscribed to the fourth Liberty
Loan to the extent of $11,65o.
employees of the Perth Amboy Dry
DOCK were reported to have subscribe
ed to s4.260 worth of bonds. while
the contractors and architects of the
city subscribed $1,000 and the Czecho-
slovak organization was reported by
Frank Stas to have subscribed s7.7oo.
IL was the reports of various teamg
that brought the grand total up. The
reports came In thick and fast. and
this morning Judge Lyon estimated
that there was at present. unreport-
co. at least an oversubscription Of
$4,000. with more to come.
While In every section OF the coun-
try there Is a general hue and cry to
como to the support OF the Liberty
Loan. which has been tagging behind.
Perth Amboy rose from the depths
OF the disaster and the influenza epi-
demic. which have engrossed her
tention, and again sent word to hea6..
quarters that the city wanted an honor
nag.
Once again Perth Amboy has DEM
onstrated the fact that the governments
m al Iuva g.
port the war and the federal pro-
gram. 1t was an added demonstra-
ton of the fact that the Pacemakinr
City Is behind the boys behind the
guns and will always be found on
top of the list when 1t comes to sup
porting them.
Chairman Adrian Lyons telegram
TO secretary McAdoo:
Hon. william G. McAdoo.
Secretary OF the Treasury,
Washington, ID. O.
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, fp
spite of the disaster caused by the
explosion at Morgan and of the
epidemic which IL stimulated, has
reached its quota In the Fourth
Liberty Loan and will 60 far be-
yond IL.
ADRIAN LYON,
Chairman.
100 Per Cent Perfect.
Every employe In every DEPART
ment of the Raritan Copper Works
has subscribed to one or more OF the
fourth Issue OF Liberty Bonds. Many
of the men are still paying INSTALL
ments on their subscriptions to the
first. second and third loans. but that
did not deter them from pledging
their support to the fourth. In addi-
tion to the great work done by the
plant for the loans, there is an av-
erage monthly sale of thrift and war
savings stamps. amounting to $1,000.
The employees OF the plant have
earned the rieht to an industrial
honor flag with five bars. indicating q
hundred per cent subscription and this
nag is now on the way here from the
Liberty Loan headquarters in New
York city. and will be flying from the
flag pole over the msin office at the
plant tomorrow.
The record of the copper works to
the four loans to date is as follows:
First. s76,950; second, $40,S00; thiro.
$67.800; fourth, s81.S00
The grand total for the fourth loan
was subscribed hy fha fwanfy 10 a
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

NOTICE.
SICK SOCIETY FREMAD
Brother Jacob Poukon will be buried
from 271 Grace st. Thursday afternoon,
2.3o p. NJ Signed.
MR.. JOB H. POULN,
President.
NOTICE.
All members Hebrew Progressive As
sn. take notice. there will be no meet
Ing tomorrow. Thursday night on ac-
count of influenza epidemic.
Signed,
SAMUEL KLEIN,
Secretary.
NOTICE HUNDRED MEN
There VIII be no meeting Friday
night October 18th, on account OF
epidemic Signed
6eeretary.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

Money talks. The American Eagle
has no impediment in its speech.
Buy Liberty Bonds and help win the
war.
1t shouldn't take an attack OF infiu-
enza to make you cough up.
Smash the Hun.
He's on the Run.
Make him q Bum.
Fight Buy Liberty Bonds.
This space contributed to winning
the war by Thomas ]. Scully.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

The city Of Safe Homes. Long
Branch. n. ]. Thirty minutes from
Long Branch TO Morgan and Amboy,
forty minutes TO Elizabeth. N J. spe-
~rovsments. tia.oo TO $1,000 per month.
Furnished or Ynfurnished rooms with
board $T.00 TO 1890 per week. Elegant
locations. close TO station. Healthiest
city In the state by statistics. Write,
phone or call at once. United States
Homes Registration Service. No. 8 Third
Ave, Long Branch. N. J. Phone 1910
Free service TO war workers.
2an4k-10-1e-17-1es
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

/ We are paying all explosion losses
Boynton Bros. & Co.
22053-10-16-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

A meeting OF the captains and
chairmen of committees and the exec
CONTINUED on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

NOTICE.
SICK SOCIETY FREMAD
Brother Jacob Poulson will be buried
from 27t Grace ST. Thursday afternoon,
MRS. JOHN Fl. POULsON.
President.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16
Explosion
Losses.

The 800 Clause has been waived
oreafl explosion policies issued through
our Office. Please present your claims
at once.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16
Belgians Advancing.

nSl& <AuttAANAih6s
BIZ Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 16:-The Belgian
army under King Albert Is advancing
rapidly along the Cortemarck-Thour-
out road. The fall of the Belgian
town OF Thourout. whose capture was
prematurely announced yesterday IS
expected almost immediate
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

Wanted dishwashers. good pay, men
or women, apply at once, Hotel Madi-
son, Opposite Majestic Theatre.
21sS4-i0-14-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-10-16

Fair tonight and tomor-
row; not much change
I'm temperature.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05

Der Mona. SIN Sdplolle anselongt,
0anfte ibm 9ebmig nnb itieg Die
Treppe einpor in eas erlte 5todmerf,
oDrt mieb tie iteben mo lab lid) MI
millfirfiH Inn. Der 5reite Sang, ser
III Sen @~e1n1dlern Der @erItorbencn
fiibrte, ipar MIR bure6 cine ein5ige
9Gmpe erIeaadtef; eppreiien5lpciae
nih neiBe 8iiiten lagen anf Dem
ffnpar5en Ffppi1 uHo Sic Iilberoierl
oilfteten fat betdilbeno. ltnbeinllid)
it'll mar es. Die Gienerifaft mod)te
in ibren Speiier1lmeia lisen ODER Da-
beim iein, iefern iie nidDt iln Sdloiia
irobnte; lie tDar ia uuBer gitiafeit.
lie ouspartisen 0iirltlidfeiten unS
iunitiaen boben @dite iospie Die Der.
5ogiidle' 6omiiie batten Iib IN oela
con benz regiereitben @ersea Ec.
lpobnten Seil Des sdloi,es periaa.
melt bier berridlte Sdypeiaer
itao 8erlaiienbeit
Seoipig aerfow ltiea fpeiter eIl-
DOR. GIN 5meiten 5todlperf ~begegl,ete
ifr Die Sltngfer Der 5rall non Giru-
Der, lie trng Elm 9eeleroiee in oas
, bon Der alten Sofoame belpobntg
3inmcr- 9ante miro angegrifFell
iein nuo nimmt ben 1bee I'M gette,
hadlte Sebe. SSni oritten Stodfuerf
pngelangt, fano lie obne mciteres sic
befannte Cir uno flopfie an; cine
Urauenitimnle rief: n6erein!~
Wfit entt1uidter N.fieue trat 0eo-
mig Elm, lie bate gebofft, Den 9ruoer
allein 81 linden. Die Snmpc opf Gem
grcben Sdreibtii6 brannte 5luar,
aber lie geniigte bod nicbt, Dos grobe
3immer poiis 5u erbellen. Sein3
'fritt Der Shtpeiter entsegen.
(Sortiebung foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
Trctzise Herzen.
Noman BON g. lei t 9.
ldortlekunQ.l

9eute nun, Inn 5fpei llbr, loute Die
ateberfiibrung Der 2eihe in Die @ruft
81 lolinsrooe, elmer .dIten 8reite,l=
iEIgIden Beiitung, ltnttfinben. -
DIR 6etuabI Der p~eritorbenen @er5o-
gin .rubte bort, es mar Der 2iebling5-
plot ~.0esleIben i'm 2eben getpeierL mo
die Satin 5onte ieiner Beitimnlui,s
gesadB neben ibm iblafal oerein!t.
Der Weg nod 9olmsrooe mar init
Gin pnar raihen Eferoen in ansr
5tlmoe 5u MAIDEN, mn Sbritt init
bern 9eihenfonouft aber brnuhte mnil
orei gtunoen, uno oo5u ein Sssoiuar-
tag I'M flurfell1oen Sbneegetpano BEL
5ipoIf Grab adItei
Ger ganse plas ltanb boiler Werl-
ihen. Der 8eg ON SAloB berab
iiber Dcnielben binueg, Der 5oten-
neg, NOR NIT J~abnenmaiten, Ste man
IN arepp ssebiiat bate uiiD ION oelteil
bnIbnanlt fd)mnr5e @impci fpebten,
cineefnBt Anb nif Dem feitgeitaHpf
ten SdHee lnge1t 5annen5tpeiqe nie
Gin bidlter, griiner Ieppih. 3u bel
Den Seiten bes grailertpeges battcn
GoIoaten Spnlier gebiIoet, binter it,
nen if,ob ulo Drdnete iid) 0ic Menac.
Wifte1l bnrd bieies @euirr pano
iih Gin 5d1litten, 5mei perfhleiertr
iino permiinlnnte Gonten ,iaBen 6arin.
Sin paar sroBe Hciieforbe iuaren 5in-
ten alIf ben 2ufen be5eltigt. Das Jun.
ge Mdodyeu, oeifen opaIes, feineg Sc.
fidt MIR elm oiinner Sd)leier jfiiste,
iab neber redts nod Hints, nit ae.
ienftem aopf fubr lie ourdl Ole
Wenge.
Gas lit 5rmtlein Niap Die reiit
belt' mad Dresden, milf 51ngerin
ueroen," bemerfte aaroinc uid1tia,
Die am anoern 6eiiter nit ben beioen
diteIten aiHoern itai6.
Seopig idb Dem Nooden nad), bis
Der 5dIitien um Die Ode bog. clio
oas mar He, bic Is perid1ntdbt tatte,
in oieiem 6oirfe 9errin 81 iein, in
peld3es aIs Dienerin ein5utreten ;tr
ols Slid erfhien. 4b, 0aS lunee Sc
ihopf uuBte wobl nidt, mas rs &C.
tanl Gs iolte crit MIR periiiden, iDas
es beiBt, aIs gran iif onrd Die gselt
81 fdllogen! eines cages fDaroe iic
berelicn, bitter bereuell, ooer aber lie
ioar elm ponpertiges FoIent, pielleiht
Sur mirfliden 9iinitlcrin b~eriiien -
nann - ia Damn
Sn Die Maffen 6rnuben fam blot
liG Betpegurg. Die BIodei begantlcll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
6fiiiilte spmaten nit Ilciid.

lin gefiilte Somaten nit SSleiId)
al bereitelL, boblt man Ole Eonlotcn
oben sair Sdlfte aus, giebt IN oieIeI,
ben cine bcliebige Sleiihfiille, Der
man Elm weni9 eineelueifteat eelnieg-
tes 9rot, EN- 81 nit etlpas Sals BET
gelHengt bat. 9atm giebt man But
ter IN Die grotpfnn1e, iebt Die Coma
ten binein Die Siiue natiirlih nac1
oben, tr1nfelt Elm menia 5~crlaiiene
Butter %onranf, id)IieBt oeu Diem uno
h6ft Die Iomaten ineidL mas in nit
telheiBem Diem in "a Stinoe ser
6al lit, oann nimnlt man iie nit Ell
mem Sd)dnfelden berous in eine
Hlatte, ieFbt Die Sauce oariiber, mel
der man and) oas a~iisaeboblte ser
Iomaten b~eigegeben bot. Gieie 20
inaten broufen MIR goll5 mealg
Sleii6 mo iino cine iehr quite 3nlaac
iiir Huoeln, MacearonI nuo SpGsii
nao perbiiteu Die iebr groBe 9tusgaEe
mir 5leiid).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
(3ortiesung foIgt.)
Notwithstanding fir &leiocr NIB
S6ubiuerf.

3ii Den Serri6ern beren 8eltura
onrd) Den Grieg cine redht beoeiltenoe
einidrdnfung erfd6rt, ge6ort aud
Die aSerridlerin Mooe." 3mor 1T iie
nld)f geltiir5t, ober lie bat cine Cher.
h%erriflerin befommen. oie 0otpen.
oi9feit, nno oieie oefretiert, mo nltit-
a1ebr Die @eltuntg Der @tooe mlfbcrt.
Won oben berab perben folqenoe Gin.
ihr0rIfltngen sur Gripnrnis pom
99olle mo 2eoer neranlast mer0et;:
Monnerjaden, Sad Goots, mil.
len filr5er getrogen meroen; ioae-
natnte boppelbrititiee llebcrsieber
weroen nibt mebr bergeitcat un6 sic
ueinreibigen" fitr5er ~getraaen. Die
5nfrofe oiirfen nid)f nebr oIs orei
giiBentaidlen, oiirfen feline &iiden=
ooer Seitngirtel, ole 9einfleioer
feline ollmihloge~ ibrer unteren
Ronoer anhpeiieft. Sem 9ieaenmnntei
bart laneer als As 3cu iein ufp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
I1uten, I'M sdlIostor frat Die $50.

81 l1uten, I'M ShIobtor frat Die $50.
die uiiters @enebr. Cine abteilung
oes in Der NelioenS sarniionierenocn
sSigerbatniaons I1ritf poran, onnl
folgten Die 5er5oglihen 5~oritbenmter,
onbinter Der BON adt gferoen ge5oge-
ne 2eihenmngerL oelfer ihipar5e, nit
iilbernen 5urItenfronen per3ierte
Sammetoede BON adt ber5oglihen
Joritern getragen tpuroe- 9inter Die
fem ihritt Der SerSog ileben ieinert
Sohne, benz led5ebnjabrisen 9bron-
folger;, in LANCER Heibe folgte Dos
r~ornebme 9rauergeleit. Sim J1lbe Oes
ifeilen ShoBberges ltodte Der Bug,
Der Ser5og uno oie @erren pom Sole
Iowie Die 9ersogin nllo lire 9amen
heltiegen Die bereit ltebenoen @agen,
Die sifJ Dem 3nge allihloiien.
9eoiuig GerfotD glaubte, in eillcr
Der Doroeren gauipagen ibre Sdu6s
germ, in elmer anoern ibren 9rioer
%prfannt 81 haben.
aoe1is, meIfte 3uneriidt,s ipielfa
Die Wulif, Der aononft leste lid, in
8epegung in Der Midtalng nod Dem
8ebirge, oeiien 8dIoer nas title
ShloB bargen, in oeiien gieardbnis
stntte Die Cote ruben lolIte.
greitenfels mar aus Ser Heibe Ser
a~emobnten Sdloiier geitrid)en, es be-
gam ieiuen Shlai, mie 10 piele berr=
ild,e gnrgen aus after 3eit. Sssn fur
ger 6riit miiroen in Den 6.em1dern
Der Ser5ogin Die Gorb1nge Dor Ben
Jenitern berunterselailen iein nno
J Elm paar 0iener Iofpie Der ate Gd.
! itellan % orobet1 gleih @eipenItern
nmberihleihen, boditens inn 6erbit,
snr Sngo5eit, tDiiroeu auf elm paor
&oden mieoer belle 3eniGer in Die
gunfelbeit hinaitsgriiBen.
Seouig ieuf5te tief, als Der lebte
Gsagen ibren augen entidymano +;
uenn lie bod erlt miiBte, mas nun
ans Sein5 mirol -
es iuar ant 4benS, Tie fab aQein
in Der Wobnitube, ole ainoer ibliefeii
hercits, Der 9nu5berr befano iih IN
Ieinem 3inn1er, 90 flingelte es orau
Sen nno gleid oarauf fam 9arolire
uno brafte ibr ein 9riefd)en pon
SEEING: .@enn es Dir m0glld) lit,
fomnle auf cine babe StuIloe 81 mir.
Der Diener marfet, er fann Din
aleih berauibegleiten.
Sie bolte ben Mantel, tano eineu
SpitenibaDl INN Den aopf tritg aa-
line anf folls Der SEER Sbericriter
mad, ibr frogen iodte, 5u iaaen, tie lei
81 ibrem 8rnoer eeganeen, mo
id)ritt, begleitet bon Dem 1iener, aus
Dem 5aiiie.
Der 5err 6oilnnridaa mobnt
nod In feineu alien 3imunern," iaefg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
Sic @cibdftsfnbrmn4.

@as Die 5uBbefleiouila, nomentlib
Der 5ranen, betrifft, 10 uirn Die So
be Der Sfube nibt liter S s3oa Drnl
Ahia5 Hs gum oberen 6anoe betra-
Gen oiirfen uno ous @Ieide gilt fir
aeoergamaiden Nlbejiig aGi Sar6cn
Der 5l,Bbeflei0ung merben ole 9nn,ell
mn 5uiiden ShmnrS, 8eiB uno 5pei
Sdattiernngen BON 9obfarbe mnblen
ronnen bel 2e0er- ODER 3ausifnlhcn /,
aadihalbe meroei mir IN Shmar5 5u
baben Iein- sir Die ndd)lten ied]s Wr-
nate, lit oen Shubfabrifarten aifge-
traseaa, Dag feline neitno0iiben sri
ten Gormeu) e~ingeiubrt ooer audi
mir mlgefanft uno pertpeloet meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
S. A. & A. P.

IftnliTf-
10. t2-8on aiiitenorten uadnn. 2;G5
80. 14-8on 6oulton unb 8itz
itenorten $1,000. moraens 5:55
re. f6-8on Souiton II. Naco abs. 7:05
go. 41-@on 9erruiIle. mir an
S%onntagen .... obenos $40
10. 43-@on aerrpIue tdeI. abs. 9:l5
10. 155-gon aerrbine uno ganp
StanIen, tdei. aiisaenpmmen
Sonutaa. 9emiiht. .obenbs 6;30
abfabrt-
$50. t1-Gad Corpus gbrilti.
3oniton unb @aeo porm. 9:25
Ro .t3-Ia6 Soniton u.aiiite nbs. 1920
Ro. f5-0nh aeneog .nndlm. les
no. i2-Rad aerrbiIle. mir ON
III Sonntogen ...... nir3s. T:45
Rs. 44-Nnh AerrniIe, t6aI. ndm. A 80
no. t56-Ha6 &errpille unb Comp
StonIeH eemiidter 3ue. tdas
lid. aiiSaen. Sonntag nrrgs. 7.30
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
M. K. & T.
lN. &. & 8. 8abubefl

NIfnnft-
l. ao. 25-gon Norb 8eras mrss. 7:20
2. 9o. -~aatp SlDer" morsens 1880
Jfo. S-Gou 8neo unb Auitin
.......... ndd}mittne5 4:45
gto. 29-.aabt Qimiteb~ abenbs 1855
ylo. 1-~serns Gpeeial" abenDs 900
abfahrt-
No. 4-9sadl anitin uno Iaco
.... -....... -. iiad1nl. 1926
go. 30-aGatp 2imiteo~ BORN. 1000
Ho. 2-~Seras Special BORN. 500
/. SO. 26-aantb Slner mad 9alas
uno Sort @ortb.. .ntenos 900
2. $40. 26-Nah ct. 2ouis .ub
adnias gitb $3.50. a6enbs 9:20
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
@erfitatte ober Sditensraben?

Die aeaierune gebrauGt gu6 m
ben @erflt6tten. Medonifer iuerben
iiberaa ~oerlangt. Sobe SoIdrs.
Stellnngen garontiert. Gd,reibt:
international Auto School, 707-
III Soutb Shores Str, San gnfo.
MO. 9eras. nEls[mnalued>nAnl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Bictpria 9iuifiun.

Anfunft-
No. 301-SGgIi1 bon 1onjton.
Sort Qnpncn, yictorin uno
euero ..-..-.... nbenoS 7:0a
Nbfnhrt-
no. 302-Sdglih mad gmerp, Biz
toria, Bort 2abaen un0
nouiton ........ aberos S:16
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
9antansidlaa. Ser aoam Sci,

sRIll Aoulb Vtti
hon aoiebuo, Mont., idreibt: r81b.
reno a6t5ebn Sabren litt ih an Sc
id)tpiiren uno SautmiSidloe. 5or,
mis- @lpenfrdtter bat mid bollt1n,
Dig bon meinem 2eioen befreit.~ Die
Gor5iige oieies alien arauterbeifmit
tells, als ein 9lutreinieunes. Gqs
gIutperbeilerutgsmittel, iino pt.,
Eauienoen lobeno a~nerfannt morS.H
,gS lit feine @potbefermeoi3in, loa
oert miro Den 2euten brett geIieicr.
8e9en ndberer 9usflinft ipenoe MAI
iid) on Or. Eeter 5abrnep & Cons
60, 250t @afbineton 9lbo., Gbica.
go, Sa. (Mns.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
S. A., U. & G. Il. & G. N. Depot)

ITIlIIII"
So. 2-8on Corpus ghriiti nno
Brownsville @eaenD alb os 500
No. 4-8on gorpus Ghriifi uno
Brownsville @eaemo PORN. 6:45
No- 6-0on Gnrriso Sprinas Ii.
Grbftdf 9th. -. dbenbS $50
Mbfabrt-
Hc. 1-Nah Corpus Gbrilti mo
Brownsville 9egeno PORN. 10 As
No. 3-Nad Corpus gbriiti ino
Brownsville s@egeno abs 10:45
fSdIafnaaen.
No. 5-yinh grpifaI gitn mo
earri2o Sprinas.. BORN. 10 40
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05

- lin cine ilnterbrefmug i'm Gm-
pfans Der p5reie Greiie1 nidlt entire
ten sm laiIen, lit es n6tis, oaE Die &c.
Ter ibr Enhancement bis iber Den I.
Cftuber binans perlanaerm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05

: SAINT ariegs-S parmaxfen