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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

George Eldridge, formerly en-
ployed in the Journal Office and now
with the Lewiston Sun. was in Aug
usta Saturday and Sunday and called
on his former fellow workmen.
George was the bearer of an invita-
ton from the Sun Office employees
to join them in field day at Taco
ma Lakes some Saturday i'll the near
future. The boys are considering
the idea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

w. a cote. son of Andrew Cote,
left saturday morning for Camp
Dix. y. J.. having enlisted as a To-
connective engineer Mr.. Cote has
been a fireman on the Maine Central
for the past eight years. He has a
brother Rudolph II. Cote. in the 1880
regiment as regimental clerk in
France and still another. Ernest. who
is mechanical craftsman and ex-
poets 70 enlist soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

Mrs u w Curtis and her daugh-
ter. Mics = Valentine curtis. left
SATURDAY morning for Portland.
where they VIII visit Mr.. Curtis. who
is employed in shipyard there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

Fred r Young. son OF Mr.. /. +.
Young OF Colonial street has gone to
Fort Slocum He enlisted IN a quar-
termasters motor repair shop unit
and expects 70 60 TO Camp Holly
bird AZ Bal,lmore. Nd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

st. Louis. Mo, June Army officers
had been unable up to late hour 10
night definitely 10 determine the cause
OF fire which early today destroyel
two clothing warehouses al the tnited
! States arsenal here. Federal authorizes
alien, pending an investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

Rev j. ! HUI who was guest of
Rev. Benjamin Beatty Friday night,
left for Greene, Saturday morning.
He was returning from a meeting at
Wintcrport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03
Ralph DePalmer Wins
darkness Handicap Race

New York. June Ralph De
Palma was the winner OF the Ioo-mile
Hardness handicap automobile race
at Sheepshead Bay speedway yestcr-
day. and not Tom Milton. as at first
announced, according to revised
report given out today by the Amer
lean Automobile Association.
Immediately following the race
De Palma, who had been placed
fourth. protested. He insisted that
he had twice Tapped Barney Oldheld,
credited with second place, and tina
that he should have been given sec
ond place al least. De Palma's rep
resentatye at the track was the
first to claim the victory for his man.
Later the figures of the scorers were
checked up and De Palmas claims
were verified in the report made to
the Automobile Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

George Sandnor and his daughter,
Nre Jennie Su-hv wen to Gardiner
SATURDAY afternoon to visit friends
FOR tho week end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

Rev r W Berry lett Tor Bath Sat
urdav afternoon 20 speak in the Bap-
tst church there on Sunday Dr.. +.
& Owen wa, also there to speak on
Civic League work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

Regular meeting OF Capital Arie.
order OF Eagles tonight at 8 o'clock.
All members are ernestly requested
to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

A weeks demonstration of that
tasty dessert Jify-Jell. will begin
this morning at the Wadleigh Gro
Gerry Co. store-adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

that you shall join any organj,,,,.-
which imperils the continuity of n. .'
egraph service which the COMPANY =
expected to provide for the govsr,n,.
and public Of the United States" ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

widespread outbreak Of late
blight throughout the important po-
tato-producing districts (Which. for
tunatelN. rarely occurs except in re-
stFicfed areas) might diminish potato
production at the rate OF 5000 900
bushels a day during August and
september If prolonged warm and
rainy weather should occur. This
disease can be prevented by spraying
and early preparation should be made
'o combat II vigorously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Percy JAWS of Lynn, Mass,
passed the weekend with his family
in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

George Libby ~ Augusta is visiting
nIs cousin. Charles Eaton, telegraph
~ of INC VI G. & r. for the week end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

The following ladies are asked to
serve as directresses of the work on
hospital supplies for the Red Cross
for the month of June. June 4th,
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Nickery;
June 9TH, Mrs. Pishon and Mrs.
Brickett; June I4th, Mrs. Colburn
and Mrs. harrington; June 18th.
Mrs. Colhurn and Mrs. Lowell;
June 2Ist,, Mrs. Holloway and Mrs
Stinson; June 25th. Mrs. Fogg and
Mrs. Cooper; June 18th, Mrs. Pat
ten and Mrs. Stevens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

Word has been received that Mr..
Carol c. Ripley, former Augusta
boy but now Of Bangor, has been
appointed as an instructor i'll auto
mechanics at gas engine work in
connection with the instruction Civ
Ell to the federal troops who are to
be at the University OF Maine this
summer. Mr.. Ripley is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ripley Of IS
Howard ST. and is we'll known in this
CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

SMALL ROADSTER. GOOD RUN
ming condition. new tires Sold reason,
ably IL taken at once. Hartford Squdl.ss
Garage. Tel. 451-W. Juneoo'..
ELEVATOR MAN AT JOURNAL
office. Good position for school DO!
about II years old. No hard work hoi
lifting. Inquire OF Mr.. Weber at tns
Journal office. June5dSE
A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work. Mrs. Ralph w. Smith. So se"sa"s
street. lune5nl
POTATOES FOR THE TABLE, To
plant. and for pigs and poultry. II,
eS-M. Laliberte Bros. This is a strlclS
nrst class lot of smooth. nice potalpI,'
and Will be sold wholesale or retail ~, ~
F. Lee. iuneSd'..
a GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work where a few boarders are kep.
No washing or cooking. Apply 2 ui TN
street. june3d'I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03
Too Late for Classification

Wanted-Girl
For sale--Potatoes.
Warted-Elevator man.
For sale-Small roadster.
Wanted-Girl for homework.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-23
CORN PRODUCTS
Government Food Administration Asks
People To Use Corn and Win
the War

The need of saving wheat to assist
our foreign allied armies has become
so urgent that the national food i'd
ministration has requested the Regis
ter with other papers to give up one
page to get before the people some
facts about the matter as well as
various methods of substituting corn
for wheat in their diet. As nothing
is too good for our country we just
decided to give the front page, and it
will be found this week filled with
specially prepared articles along these
lines.
War is now different from what it
has ever been before and the economic
questions are far more important than
they have been in the past. 1t is
against all our previous conceptions
of war it is true, but the great minds
Of all our allies now state emphati-
cally that the two greatest essentials
at this moment are wheat and sugar.
Every citizen can rest assured that
the administration would not ask the
citizens to sacrifice any of their COM
forts or even luxuries if it was not
case of great and vital need. 1t
ought therefore be a matter of cheer
full desire on the part of every good
citizen to give his best aid and obed-
fence to these regulations.
Remember, should this cause be
lost, should the war lord once set his
foot on our shores it will be long
while before you enjoy any comfort
to say nothing of luxury. Don't be a
pikerl Not only do your share of
but like it. Then you will
be a real worth while citizen and you
will find everything looks brighter.
Some of the patriotic business men
Of the town have decided to assist us
in getting before the people means of
using corn in their daily diet, and
they are offering the people special
inducements in their lines. Among
them are the F. H. Kelsey G. Co. Gro
Gerry, the Snodgrass Food Co., Strain
Bros, and Trips Cafe. See what
they have to offer.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-23

To the Anxious Dead
by Lieut.-Col John McCrae)
guns, fall silent till the dead men
hear
Above their heads the legions press
ing on;
(These fought their figh: in time OF
bitter fear
And died not knowing how the day
had gomez
o flashing muzzles, pause and le. them
The coming down that streaks the
sky afar;
Then let your mighty chorus witness
To them end Caesar, that VIC still
make war.
Tell them, o guns, that we have heard
their call,
That we have sworn and will not
turn aside,
That we will onward till we win or
fall,
That we will keep the faith for
which they died.
Bid them be patient, and some day,
anon,
They shall feel the earth enwrapt
in silence deep
Shall greet, in wonderment, the quiet
dawn,
And in content may turn them to
their sleep.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-23
Therefore: T. r. F. staplcton

Therefore: I, B. F. Staplcton,
Chief Registrar, give notice to each
and all alien Germans residing within
the state of Colorado Except in the
cities named) to appear at the post
offices where they usually receive their
mail, on one of the days, and between
the hours stated above, and there reg
lister in the form and manner prescrib-
ed by the Attorney General, of the
United States, which will be explained
by the postmasters who have been
designated assistant registrars.
An alien enemy who fails to regis
ter as prescribed above and within the
time stated, is liable to restraint, i'm
prisonment and detention for the dur
alton of the war.
B. F. STAPLETON,
Postmaster, Chief Registrar.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-23
THE MISSOURI mule"
Wild Bill, Missouris Prize Exhibit in
the Senatorial Menagerie, Breaks
Loose

Senator Bill Stone, who at the open
gang of congressional guerillas in
their attempts to throw every possible
impeachment in the way Of President
Wilson to prevent his taking an eff
fective part in the war, turned his
mud batteries loose again this week
in denunciation of Theodore Roose-
welt and the republican party, be-
cause on some occasions they have
criticised the administration of af-
fairs. Bills loyalty is always on his
lips, but when the President needs
votes to back him up in carrying out
his program Bill is feminist or alb
sent and the votes needed to carry the
bill must come from the republicans
and are always there. The investiga-
tions of railroad and baking powder
Hobbies in Missouri have proved that
Bill is the most loyal man in the state
to his own pocketbook, but has never
known any other form Of loyalty in
his long and yellow political career.
Even in his attack he was more dis
loyal to the President than any re-
publican has ever been, for he knew
that his speech would embarrass Mr..
Wilson and that was what he wanted
to do. II the democratic party had
given Mr.. Lincoln in 1861 one-fourth
the loyal support that the republicans
are giving Mr.. Wilson it would have
saved the nation two years of war,
but even in 1864 at their national con-
vention with the rebellion lettering on
its last legs they denounced he war
as failure and said Mr.. Lincoln
could never win it.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-23

The Lamar high school negative de-
batting team left today for La Junta
to debate this evening with the team
there. They were accompanied by
their instructor, Miss Beebe. The
team consists of Paul Howard, Joe
nellie and John Will Merrill.
The debate here with the negative
team from La Junta had to be post
poned because the Lamar affirmative
team is all quarantined with the Ger
man measles.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-23

January 10, 1918.
Whereas: The Attorney General of
the United States in pursuance of the
powers conferred upon him by the
proclamation of the president, dater
November 16, 1917, has directed the
registration of all Natives, Citizens,
Denizens, or subjects of the German
Empire, or the Imperial German gov
eminent, being males of the age of Ia
years and upward, who are within the
United States and not actually nat
uralized as American citizens" and
Whereas: The undersigned has been
named and designated as the Chief
Registrar for the non-urban area
within the Federal Judicial district
of Colorado, that is, for the entire
state of Colorado. except the cities Of
Boulder, Canon City, Cripple Greek.
Colorado Springs, Denver, Fort Col
Inns, Grand Junction, Greeley, Pueblo,
Leadville, and Trinidad, now
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-23
Pity the Poor Grocer.

The grocer saw that his best Gus
toner was a bit ruffled over some
thing. so strove to be extra obliging
and pleasant.
Il think" he said blandly. "livings
getting cheaper. For instance, a year
ago them eggs would have cost you
five cents more"
"A year ago" said the customer.
when these eggs were fresh. they
would have been worth more"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-23

There will be box social ard en-
tertainment given by the pupils and
teacher Of the Lakeview school, one
and one-hah miles northwes. of
Thurston Lake, on Friday evening.
January 25th.
A good time is promised and the
public are invited. The proceed will
be used for our school library fund.
Ladies' bring boxes.
MRS. ALLIE INQUIRY, Teacher.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-23

A salt-producing lake near Salinas
Station. on the TampIco division of the
Mexican Central railway, ~ miles
west of San Luis Potosi. 1t may be
termed two-story lake, for at times
there is lake Of fresh water overlay-
Ing the salt lake. A watertight roof
of green mud separates the fresh from
the salt water.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21
Loklaies.
8aGrideinlides Ietter.
Sir San Nntonio uno ltmsegen5:
3emte abeno uno morgen i9on.
situns oes Sd)nlrats.

St Der am 9ienstog ~abaebaIte-
nen Sibung tpuroe beidloilen meee11
oes fid INNER mebr fublbar MAIDEN
oen 2ebretmangeIs aud perbeirotete
Srouett als 2ebrerinnen ansulteaer.
Die WaBregel tpltrbe als cine ourlb
Den Grieg peranlaBte Notpenoigfeit
a%ngenonlnlen. Gin &omite, meldes
Den Z. uno s. S1uIoiltrift oertrat,
erindte UNI Gornabme peridieoener
8erbeiierungen, iiber melde lpater
abgeltimmt tper0er miro.
Or. 6. 2onrp tpuroe gum S6ul.
arat gefuablt, unb fir Ole peridieoe.
nen 2ebrfaher folgenoe 2ebrer uno
Sebrerinnen angeitent: Sri. @laeps
I~uoerion, Sliperpiior fir aunIt; SRI
gfatalie @ilion 9urnlebrerein; SRI.
Sc g. Omen. Duff; Scr. Stooer,
automobiI @~eparatur; Scr. S5el,
ton, Snnofertigfeit. q. 8. @iaions
fDur6e gum Brin5ipal Ser Sdule go.
20 an SteGe BON Brof. SoIbeol, ser
%reltgnierte, nno SRI. Gina Seal our
Kr~in5ipa[in Der 5dule $50. % en-
nablt. Sin ben So1ldulen murosn
folgenoe aebrerinne1l aneeitellt: Sci
lie W. abbott, Warian Oeg8itt @elt,
Grace Burner, 2oliiie Sobnitol sSlo-
renee Dnrrett nnS @Ioops @aIlb.
Nel ~erlianflt an 0en gIementarsSdl u.
len nulroen: @ua Sitgeralb, Gu
ellie 8arfs, aatbrbn Mcaenlc,
etbel Cor, Mar5ee GniterIing, Gatbie|
3unoen, Sattie Correct, gitber 81
lber, Marp graon Goitba &enoaa,
Norp g. Grioer, Siabel glarf, &c
beeea Coleman, Stella &unoea, @la-
0Ds Safer uno &atbIeen sobnlon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21
W IIerIei.

@eltern morgen mtroe an ser
VI Baio StraBe Die iedsidbrige Ma-
ria AlDare5 bon einem goIi5eimaaen,
Der cine ihmer erfranfte 6rau no.
mems goDero BON Ser 5erHanoo uno
Der San Saba StrnBe bolen noute,
i~iberfabren lino iebr ldJpcr perIest.
Wtnn iagt. Der @agen nit Den HoIi.
Bitten babe nidt mebr auspeifea
fotfi1en, od oas aino gernoe Dor sen
Bagen lief; 5rau 8apero mar 5don
tot ais Der Boli5eiipagen anfam.
SIN Sitter bon II Sabren ltarb
III einem bieligen @olpitaI Sion Or.
MIN ans 5latonia. Sbre gltern, orei
8rii0er mno cine SdJmeiter iiberfebpn
5ie.
ginbreher ornngelt 9ienstaa
in friber WorgenItunoe in ben Drna
Store BON 6reo g. Sitter, an Der CO.
Der @arten= ulto Giio-Mlumo Strabe,
Elm uno itabIen aus Dem @eIoihranl
5000 boares @eIo unD mertpoIe aIte
Nun5eil. Ger @eIoidranf puroe
nidt NIT @emalt, ionoern inter ge.
mubnng Der Gombination seoffnet.
Gin anpitdn ioipie mebrsce
Seutnanfs iUeroen oemnddlt Dor Dem
Griegsgerift I'M Camp grapis pegsil'
Berletung bes artifeI f3 iii Yrali-
oert Wilions 8roflamation pro3ri.
1iert merocn.
Biainm gant Gobaros Dur6e
am 9ienstag abeno Inn 10 llbr IN
ieiher Office I'M Central Office @s.
ban0e eridoiien mifaefuiben. Gin ob-
gefaterter 3epoloer lag ncben Ser
2eihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21
alnovre geTd)ranfmnaen.

Singer oea 8erfiir5ungen BEG Seie-
Itofs bot Die &riegs Observation-Disclosures
netdere @inihranfuugen erIalIem, b;e
oarumf berednet lino, bic 8ertper-
oung bon characterization uno @o6=
len in oem Bapierfabrifen auf Sas
ncfIgIfe Su 6effr1nfen.
Gs oiirfen aitm 8eiipieI p1Erenb
oeSF &rieaes feline nelten 3eitangen
beramsgegeben neroen.
Die geid,rdnfuna Der SaEf. our
JreierempIare> tpelde iebe Seituna
mtsgeben sarf, iotpie Ste Mbidnffung
Der Riif1nbnfe u~nperfaufter Grem-
Mdre boz ben Oetailb1noIera fino
YGon friiber mitgeteilt moroen uno
fat ourdueg non ben 3eitnrgen Sc.
reits frcituiuie in araft geiest MGR.
ben.
2eier iuerben fiinitig fimsen, baH
linen mad ablanf oes Mbuxnements
nidJt mebr, ipie bisber, Bic, 3eitmne
mod einige 3eit in Ser G~siunrttno,
bak ba Snbffription erneaert iuirA
meiter siiseididt miro. Gs 1T aiip,
itm ban reaeimdkisen gesag Der Sci
tnns SIT Fderr, n0tis, oaf ieber
MoRnent feline 3eitmng TOR benz Mb-
lanf oes Hbpnnements bon neiteft
beitslff naS besablts (9ieie 3egel
tritt Dnfn 1. Sftober aa in araft.)
Gle Serienoung nora Yrobes@rem-
plGren, Die oa5u oienen iolen, sic
3eitung BEL nelen 2aIern einsufl6-
rem, lit fiinftisbin perboter. Gbenio
1T Die ansgabe bon 5reieremplaren
ar an5eigenflnoen anf elm grenl.
plar beidranft. gsuf Mn3eigen=9 gen.
trtren nno regelmaBige @naeieer. CO.
rem an5eigen in mmoeltens bier 9us-
gaben Der ISOLDE eribeinea, oiirfen
sas gIatt regelmdBig frei erbalten.
Sreieremplare oiirfen ferner an
friibere angeIteGte Der 3eitlingen, Die
i'm SeeresoienIte itebenJ fopie on 4n-
geiteate, Die iie 6u ibrer @rbeit bran.
den. gegeben peroen.
Sebe Yapierfabrif nuB lih, ebe lie
auf Die n&or5iigslilie" Der nottpenoi-
gen Snouitrien geiett miro. berpflid-
ten, oie groBtm0gli6e Sporiamfcit
malten 81 lalien uno ale Sparoor-
ihriften 81 erfiiaen, uno oie 3eitnl-
gen ielbit nieoerum miiiien li1, ebe
lie bas NOTICE Sapier erbalten, Sen
6abrifen gegeniiber oerpflidten,
ebenfalls ale 8oridriften genan Elm,
subalten.
lleber Die art oes 2eieitoffs, Sc.
berfiir6t uernen lou, iino nod feins
S~eItimmungen getroffen moroeg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21

E HT
Sn cine 5irtsnl6ule SiiooeutT9
lambs fommt Der geItrenee 6err
Sdulratb sur prifung. Der Der
lanf 1T f~einesfpess befrieoiseno, uno
Defenders Die aenntni1e i'm Hs9nsn
iino uberaus muneelbaFt. Niht bic
einfa6iten Npbitionen i'm eriten ,3eb~
ner fonnen bic 6irtenbuben. Der
2ebrer ioG Gedenf6aft a6leesn. @r~
bittert erfldrt ser, oob bic iiibsruns
mangelbaften &enntniHe aitf ben
i6ledten 5dulbeiun une bic Snters
effel0figfeit Der 6irtenbuben fir Bic
56ule 3uriid3ufi6ren ieien. 9umme
5trei6e un0' o9e9sunbie6siq"
5pielen ieien ibre t6auptbei9dftigu1g.
Der 6err 5dutratb ldBt Elm Bad
5pielfarten bolen, hGlt einaelne &arz
ten bor unb fragt ben 5epple:
nWds lit bas2"
sd Neuner!"
LIMB ods2"
nari3 49,"
LIMB bas2"
u59ufle Oom'!!"
.unb bos2"
nShufle aiuie!"
@ntrii1tet iiber oieIe aenn1riHs beg
Rdrtenfpiels segeniiber oensn I'M Re1z
men siebt Der Shulratb benz Gspple
cine Obrfeiee unb fragt ihn:
aBeiBt Du uth, iparum SIR sbt
ems friegt baf2"
Sepple.
.Weif | Dtrseffe 6ab', 5tpdn3tg s.
melbe!g"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21
Seras.

GorreipanSen5.-GiboIo, Ger, 10.
angliit, 1918. 5reie greiie Tin
9eros Die beiipieloie 5rodenbpit
BAT immer nod nift ibren So1c.
punft erreidt, ME es ideint, man
mnrfet BON eineit aiif oelt dnoern
Tag uuo oenff, es fonnte cod eno(i1
eiitmal regllen, aber pergebens.
8aumfuoae itebt itellenpeiie our
uber MIR bort, mo beim lestelt 9ieaen
Baiier geItanoen bat, niif oen Sonsn
gibt es l~tellenmeiie aui 80 @der nod
feflren 8alIen, ieood, Der Breis iii
febr gut. aorn iullrbe meiit in SdGen
ans ben 5cloern gebolt. un6 lit io5u.
ingen cine 5eblernte. Sntter lit iebs
muHgelbaft, oas 8ieb mir5 anf Den
meiIte1 6armen gang abseid)nfft. Die
SeutDgen geben in einem fort bon I'M
ferer Citation mad Den 5nrmenL @ai.
ser fdnet audi an fnapp 81 iuerocn
Wir boffen onf einen red)t baIoi,
gen Hegen. Z.
Somitag miro Die 6ernofroti,
gthe aiin-off-primarp" . @abl obgs-
batter, es banoelt iid I'm aanoifa-
ten fir @eneralanmalt uno Comp.
3roIer, fuelde Bel Der Sauptprimar.
fDnb1 nidt nontiniert iinb; fir Gene.
raj . MnipnIt gureton itno @oobs,
tsub fir Comptroller s. 3. Gerrel
atno MaDfielo.
Mus gI gantpo miro gerneI6gt
Bic Neisernte babe b~egonnen unb oiI
Meisfarmer eebraudten oringeni
Mrbeiter.
Su Del Hio lit ons 2agerbau!
Ser BeIls Sarge grpreb- @eielihaf
sabgebranat.
Gon Den BEL Der grplofion Il
0em Capital gitp Hepair Sbop 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21

Die &cpublifuher oes Stdotes
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