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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05
influenza Affects Hun ROADS

Amsterdam, Oct. 80 = Forty-fve
thousand railway workers in Prussia
and Hesse are incapacitated with infiu-
enza, and passenger traffic is much re-
stricted, according TO the Tageblatt of
Berlin.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05
NO GRIP IN NAVAL DISTRICTS
That Influenza Epidemic Is Over
at Ten Stations.

Washington. Oct 30.-Surgeon Cen
eral BREASTED announced that the in
fiuenza epidemic is over in ten naval
districts and that it is on the wane
in all other places except Paris Island,
S. c., and Mare Island. Cal
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05
Cork.

the oaEer ongy bark of the cork
OAK which ows in the south of
nee and s IN, constitutes the sub
s ance known as cork. This outer
bark IS pe ally stripped off the
tree. soske Tor time In water, and
tie suTfac gbsequently charred to
c csc the rares
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05
AIaska,s Varied ownershins

Russia owned Alaska by the right
of discovery in 1T41 and subsequent
occupation of it. In 1749 she granted
it TO an American fur company and in
1867. the fur eompany's charter hav-
ing expired. she sold it to the United
States for S7.200,0OO.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05
@TahIoian rranedy.

st. Louis. Mo.-Four a. m. Dark
night. Noise in vacant store. Police
call. Squad arrives. Surrounds store.
Forces entrance. Enters, guns drawn.
Hoot owl boots. Bird viii be given TO
zoo.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05
Baron Reaxerbrook Resiuns

London, Oct 30-Baron Beaver
brook, chancellor of the duchy of Lam
caster and head of the propaganda de-
partment of the British government,
has resigned, according to official an
nouncement. Illness was the cause.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05
Wants to FIGHT Germany.

Vladivostok, Oct 30.-It is reported
from Omsk that the all-Russian gov
eminent there will soon address note
to President Wilson regarding allied
support to Russia against Germany.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05
BABY browns in rrounh.

Kankakee, Ill.-Falling into horse
watering trough on his fathers farm
near here, William O'Connor, aged
three, was drowned.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05

Esr eruTes In Rome are being
to h Ha Al subjects. carpentry
earvif okbinding, boxmakins
ia Dg ard B lcksmithing.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05

Alice-Ynu wo-r foolish 20 get an
CRY with Edith iuSt because she kept
Son waiting.
Ton--Rut, Great Scott. was xait-
ing for her w,sh a.taxi.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05

FLOUR-The United States food admin
istration flour standards are as follows:
Per Dbl. in jute 9S ID. sack basis: Barley
flour, s675; corn flour, $3.50; white rye
flour, 5000; dark rye, $3.50; spring wheat,
$11.OO; special brands, $11.35; hard winter,
$105O@1O9O; soft winter, $1O.50
HAY-Timothy, $31 O0132.00 standard.
$29.5O@3050; No. 1 light clover mixed, 500 90
$4,000; No. 2 timothy and No. 1 clover
mixed, $2S.OO@29.0O; No. 3, $23.OO625.OO; sam
pie, $15.00G20.O0; clover, $1S000290O
BUTTER-Extras, SIC; firsts 5615c; sec
onds, 52@5312c; ladies, 4204219c; renovated
451ac; packing, 37Q3Sc.
EGGS-F'irsts, 521AG5315c; extra fine, SIC:
ordinary firsts, 49651c; miscellaneous lots,
cases returned 4S3s521ac; cases included,
490511ac; checks, 34@3Sc; dirties, 9S041c;
storage, firsts, 5542GI54c.
POULTRY-Roosters, 21c; geese 22c;
turkeys, BIC; ducks, 26c; fowls. 21625c;
broilers, Csc.
ICED POULTRY-FowIs, 27G2Sc; roos-
ters, 23c; turkeys, 97a3Sc; ducks. 24@2Sc;
geese, 2@21c.
POTATOES Early Ohios, 100 lbs, $1.7O@
ECO; Wis, white, $1.7002O0
CATTLE Choice to prime steers, ST.. 5O0
1870: good to choice steers, $15.0O017. 5O
plain to good steers s700@1500; yearlings
fair to choice, $13.OOG1960; stockers and
feeders, $7OOQ1360; good TO prime cows
S9.0O613.0O; fair to prime heifers $4,000
14.75; fair to good cows, $6.60@9OO; Gamers
$5.2506.OO; cutters, s6.15G6.75; bologna bulls,
butcher bulls, $S.00G11.OO; veal calves $500
@16.50.
HOGS-Fair to good light, ST.. 5011S. 65;
choice to light butchers, $1S.5O01S.S5; med
fum weight butchers. 225026O lbs, SIS. 0O0
1880; heavy weight butchers, 27O035O lbs,
ST.. 75a1S.25; mixed packing, s1760G1S. S5 !;
heavy packing, $16.S5G17.65; rough pack
ing. $16.40Q16.S5; pigs, fair to good, $4,000
1880: stays, $16.O0d17.00.
SHEEP = Western lambs $S15OO616 60;
native lambs good to choice. s14 1906 IS;
yearlings. $9.0O112.0O; wethers, good to
choice. SO. 00611. %; ewes, fair to choice,
s800G1O25; feding lambs, s12.OOd145O
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05
Task Wen Worth While.

1T takes big man to do the work
of the world" says the Philosopher of
Folly. Let US be contented to do its
cnoresn
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05

The housewives first duty Is TO see
that every memhef of her household
properly n0s;-ishfd.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-05

thank you, marin; works at the place
where they makes itr"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

OF course girls are wearing aprons Just
now because the thought of service is IN
the air. and this one is pretty and child
like. and SO easy to laake that 1t makes
special appeal. 1t IS slipped on over the
head without any opening, and you viii
find chambray and glngham and lawn and
an materials Of such sort appropriate.
Blue with white trimming makes a
sayorite combination, and 1t Is easily
obtained, but there arc numberlcsa little
checked and figured cotton fabrics that
are in every way adapted to aprons Of the
Lind. You can always trim figured ma
tcrial with "a plain to be effective. Blue
and white check with trimming Of white
stitched with blue Is pretty.
For the 12-year size will be needed 4
yards OF material q inches wide, pa
yards 80. with p yard 80 inches wide Tor
the trimming.
The pattern No. 9555 is cut IN sizes from
< TO Ii years. It will be mailed TO any ad-
dress on receipt Of 10 cents; cents ad-
ditlonal for mailing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING.
by Henrietta Graucl.
FLJMSY BEAUTIES.

There is only one thing to mar the JOY
of putting away the family 'heavies' and
laying out the light weights and that is
the extra hours you know you must spend
over the ironing board. No one complains
about ironing in cold or stormy weather,
but 1t rnsps any temper to have tn spend
tho hours of spring and summer polishing
ruf'les and Strengthening pleats.
Families whose personal linens have
always been really linen are finding that
they must be content now with cambria
and longcloth for their grown-ups and
cotton crepes and mercerizcd cottons Tor
the 'happers" undergarments this season.
Linen is scarce and costly. This excuses,
To some extent. the use Of materials ut
once too delicate and too sheer for under
garments Wash silk, crepe and India
silk are in demand for underwear and. IT
carefully laundercd, will surprise you
with their lasting qualities.
When cleansing all lace trimmed silk
,indergarments avoid extremely hot or
cold water. Use mild, white laundry soap
and little borax or ammonia. Make q
sllds. Put the garments in cheese cloth
bag or an old pillow ease. and immersc
them in the suds After a preliminary
soaking, examine each piece and clean any
soiled places by hand. Rinse gently and
dry in moderate temperature. All silk
clothing. or silk finished and mercerised
garments should be ironcd when quite dry
with n moderately heated iron.
If YOU still weas the glossilv starched
Cambrics, or IT YOU own pure linens, you
surely love them and want 20 prolong
their usefulness as many years as You can.
II docs seem a pity that every girl may
not possess at least three sets Of linen
underwear. we'll made and nicely hand
worked Linen wears longer than any
other fabric that can he used, because oi
its close texture and strong weave: and
the time will come when we can have IL
again; but until then VIC will possess orr
souls in patience and hoard what linens
VIC have, like misers.
Though linen never loses IFS strength
and beauty of weave, II does become vel
low with age If precautions are not taken
Blue tissue paper keeps ermine, pearls and
fine linen snowy white So put the
treasures between its folds.
Sachcts Of orrIs root and lavender give
the delicate fragrance that is approved bv
the most fastidIous; and the sweet old
fashioned scent ia particularly liked on
linen. and Is a charm which feminltv has
not vet had To sacrifice
| mike silk, or silky-fnished goods.
linen should he irnned when well damp
ened II Is never starchcd being Of itself
exactly the right degree of glossy stiffness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
by Leo Pape.

Ma was out shopping this aftirnoon,
and awtomobccl stopped in frunt of
our house and Mrs. Hews got out, Mrs.
Hews being fat round lady blinking
her eyes all the time frIm a habit, me
liking to watch her do it. And she rang
our frunt bell, and ! thawt, G., ! wish ma
was home so she wood come in and blink
vile.
And went and opened the door, and
Mrs. Hcws wawked rite in, saying, Good
aftlrnoon, Benny.
And she went in the parler and sat
down by the window, and | sat down on
the sofa and started 10 watch her blink,
wondering If il wood feel env difrront to
be that fat. And she kepp on setting
there blinking her eyes, and ! kepp on
setting there watching her, and after u
vile | had to sneeze Wich | did. and
Mrs. lIcws termed Ground, saying, Wv.
Benny, dident heer you come back.
Back warer | Sod
Back fr,m telling your mother I'm heer,
sed Mrs. Hews blinking
! dident tell her, sed
Wat. have you bin sitting there fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
REDDY FOx'S JOKE-Part iii.

Well. he did it to frighten you all away
so he could have all the chicken Tor
himself /" said bad little Reddy Fox.
sIIc had the fur rug fixed on little tree
back of the wall and he bent it over to
tbe pronnd and fastened it with a stick;
tben he tied cord To it and ran it through
The stone wall and held the end when he
was ready he let it go and up bobbed the
tree with the fierce-looking animal on
n But don't you tell him told.
sfNo: we won't tell him you told, !"
said Mr.. Fox. Come along; We will
fix hinr' he said to the others, and off
he ran, followed by. Mr.. Postum, Tim
Coon and Jack Rabbit.
Reddv Fox followed, too: but he kept
out of sight He wanted to see what they
lid TO Mir Bear, and he hopad they would
.iye him good whipping
OF course, they did find MIR. Bear
sitting on the ground and eating chicken,
with plenty Of bones all around him.
You old rogue. SAID Mr.. Fox, who
wasn't afraid Of anyone but old Black
wolf (that is. among the wood folk
PLAYED fine trick. didn't you, you old
pIntton. SO YOU could get all the chicken
Yourself? Come on, fellowSl guess
roppther We can roll him 10 the river and
we will give one good ducking old
hear
II don't see how am to blame. SAID
Mr.. Bear standing up and looking So
hic that Jack Rabbit and Mr.. Possum
and Tim Coon stepped back But Mr..
Fox didn't; he spoke right up,
your are not TO blamel Who IS then?'
hc asked.
WHY. that bad little Rcddy Fox.
your rousin,' said Mr.. Bear lie stole
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

thc skin of poor grandfather and dressed
JIp in IT and scared everybody but me,
/ knew IL was my poor grandfather or
:jl there is left of him as soon as saw IL
how am to blame
"Of course | ate all the chicken because
| thought YOU would not come back !,
and what was the use of letting II GO 10
waste. I expect that rascal thought we
IN would run away and he would got
~ the chicken, but he got fooled and he
.ot worse than that too for gave him
shc worst shaking he ever had. and then
! ducked Am IN the river Now, how
um | To blame, just tell me that
MIR. Fox scratched his head a second
and then he said Il guess he fooled us
fellows twice. and then he told Mr.
Rear what Reddv Fox had told them
lie is home and IN bod hv this time,
said MIR. Bear We will go around
there and get him What We will do
t. him We will think Of later Wait till
get poor grandfather and will be with
v0u. ! would not miss getting even with
that Young fellow for good deal | did
not hall punish him for taking grand
father to help play his Joke.
If they all had turned around. they
might have seen IN the moonlight
fleeing figure, for Rcddv did not seem to
touch the ground 50 fast did he 60 through
he woods and ont aud down the road
and away from there and they never saw
hm after. but MIR Bear IS still looking
Tor him, and ii he ever does catch him
! should not care to be Reddy Fox.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

this time like carved imagc7 scd Mrs.
IIews blinking
Yes nam, scd.
Well 90 and tell her immecditly, scd
Mrs. lIews blinking, and sed, cant.
shes out
Out9 sed Mrs Hcws blinking.
Yes nam, scd, and she sed, Well WV
dident YOU tell meY and | sed, You
dident ask me-
You're pcrfcck little idiot, sed Mrs
Hcws blinking. And she got up md went
out and got in The awtomobeel agen, and
il went away, Mrs. Hews still blinking.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
URSuLINE RED CROSS.

After Easter the Ursiline Red Cross
auxiliary will meet in the annex Of the
academy on Tuesday and Friday even
ings. The unit has been having splendid
on Monday and Thursday
evenings. during Lent. Since last October
2, ,36i articles have been made.
A large gathering is expected On Tues
dav evening of newt week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
Quick, Safe Way
to Remove Hairs
Toilet ralks)

Recp a little dclatone powder on your
dressing table and when ugly. hairy
rrowtha appear, make "A paste with a
little Of the powder and sorno winter.
apply and let remain on the hairy surfaec
for 2 or 2 minutes, then rub off, wash
the skin and the hairs have vanished
This treatment is quite harmless and
rnrely more than one application is re-
uuircd, but 20 avoid disappointment care
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
CANDY-EAsTER CANDY.

Tempting fruits, seasonably coiorfd. a
package of crushed fruit IN cream. Special
Easter price, a3 cents the pound
A complete assortment Of Guth's and
Liggetts Chocolates.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs, Market
and Second streets.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
81. Paul's Mission Society.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
riety Of ST. paul's NJ T.. Church will meet
Monday afternoon NJ the home of Mrs.
John II Marvel, 1022 West Eighth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
German Idea of Inettieieney

Washington. with his early announced
inability to tell a lie. probably stands
ont TO Berlin as the supreme type of
American lnehicicucv Chicago Herald
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

Germans borrowed in London all they
could before the war, but the Ukraine
borrowing from German banks may be
better secured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

Easter flowers for sale by s r. Thomas
on Seventh street between Market and
King streets tdv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
SANDMAN STORY
By Mrs. +. A. Walker.

Copyright 1915. by MCGUIRE Ncwspape'
syndicaie New York City.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-24

lolde bonn 1. SUM-, Dem geginn oes
lt1otii6en Sisfaliabres, oil gefpabrt
peroen lolte, ood) liebt er iid) ol,Ber
Stonoe, Dem Serlonger1, obne on5
Budget gu iiberihreiten, Jest gleldj
nod3ufommen. Oas &olnite, meldes
Dem Mopor oie Soroerung Der 5euer=
pebrfellte porgelegt bat, iett lid mie
iolgt 5ulammen: S. &albntoen, :.
Me. Mias, s. 81. GDem, 60. 91elling,
M. Garcia, 9. 2ia3, $. Nemton, 5.
Ha1fen unb 81. 81. Sdrls. 8te Die
Nnaelege1beit enoen miro, oh etltc
ser heioen Yarteien nad9e6en ober
OF e5 sum Streif fommen miro, it
|dtper 5u logen. gemiibungen bieli-
ger @ei1dftsleltte, cine porlalfige
ginigrtng berbei5ufiibren, lino al Ser
9alsItarrigfeit Ser Seuermebrlelte
geIdeitert. MiQs, Der Der @ortfiib<
rer 3lt lein ideint, perlangt cine 10
fortige grbobnng bon 10 Yrosen!
uno cine meitere 10 : pro5cntige t}u=
wy pptb L. oobt ~
= 9ie @unoesbeboroen babett ON
Mittpo6 obermals orei s8ootlegger"
negen S6napspcrfatfs on Soloate1t
perbaftet.
9. 81. 8ebb lit bon Der Sat-
oeIsfommer in oas 9ireftorium Del
Berat County 9ig6map 2eague &C.
tpdblt moroen.
sSSnl Sitter bon 49 Sabreu lit
sSral Bertha Srie5e, Satin Don
grid) Srie5e, geb. Mierer, ans Dem
2eben geIbieoen. sic miro auBer ron
ibrem @otten urlo hrei &illoern nod
pm orci 8riioern uno orei Sdne.
ltcril iiberlebt. Oie 8eiiebung fonA
nit nenl Iutberiid)en 6rieobofe Itatt;
Boltor @olff belt Sic @rabrebe.
sSSnt Camp Grabs iino Die
bumps" epioemii6 oufgetreten ltlo
oos SoipitaI lit oerart iiberfiiat, oali
nellp gornden 3ltr @ufnobme Ser
9otienten ~id)leunigit bergeileat lpey,
Sen lnltbtfn.
Geririibere Boli5ei=Gbef 5ram
Neiunom 1T nit leiner alnge ipegen
3ablung riifitdnoigen @ebaltes III
9etroge Don $1,927.S6 BON 4. ZIP
pellotionsgeridt obgeipieIen, Neunam
piiroe befanntlih pom Mapor SSores
I'M CONNER 1912, iobolo oerielM
lem Mmt angetreten bate, obne pei,
teres entlailen. Die untere Snitan5
batte Slt @uniten oes &Iagers ent-
fd)ieoen, lporauf Die Stnbt Die PIP.
pellation einreifte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-24
Nelohnnuaen nmS WebaiIen.

N~aditebenoe 2eute III San Mntn=
MIC baben BON Der Carnegie @ofne
miIIion Weoaiae1 mno 9elobrlnrger
erbolfen. sSrall Carrie Weeombe ll~
beruc Meooiae fir Die Grrettung Don
Cora 6. Sgoen; Somer z. @ilion
.uro oSoiepbine 81. @ilion nno Ole
Beriud,e orei anoere Wenldenlebe1t
BEL Dem gralloe bes GpuntrD Club
@ebauoes, bier in Der Stoot, 6u rer-
ten. @m. 5. 9tprton IL Sabre olr,
9ronse.aReonille uno $1,000 fiir ote
grrettllng pom @lenn 9. 9feele IN
g(ultin boz Dem 9ooe onrd) eleftft'
5itat. George &c. Smit1, Der perlnd)-
fe, 9. Sranf 9ueb pom e~rltlduilss
tooe in einem 9runnen 5ll erretteft
uuo ielb1t babel uns 2eher fam MIR
Be cine iilberne 9tebaiae ni1o elne
gelobnnng BON $40 per Ntonot 6lter-
fonnt, mel6es 9eiOes feline M'iltter
erbielt. Bel bieiem ielbet 9orfdli
fam nod Games y. Strollo aus Stl5,
bee INNS 2eben, ieine Witwe erblelt
cine iilberne Weoaile uno led]5i9
Dollar bro Wtonat. Sple q .Stonoato
in Souiton, Der ebenfaas BET olelellt
2ebensrettungsperfld) beteiligt mar,
aber hrit Dem Seten oapon fam,
erbielt eine lilberne MeoaiIe mo
81 900.
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6rdt *nne ir stras: 9omufag ben "a. 2aHar 1918.

l6on in friibeiter Slgeno na6 SeroS.
ST binterldBt cine 8itfpe, 5pei So9>
ne uno 3mei Sodter.
- Oas &riminal : Expectations
geridt 81 Nui tin bot ltd) III oieler $50
he sum erlten Mfal nit 6ingeraboriif-
FEN beihaftigt uno oieielben ais ge'
lpeis Woteriol fit 5uldiiig geDalten,
suenn aud in oenl porliegenoen Safe
Der Mngeflogte freigeiprod)en lpllroe.
IS banbelte iid) nm einen i'm Nopem-
Der lebten Sohres IN Ser g%iIenbobt1=
Office 5u &ofoale begangenen Git
brltd, in pel6em Ser ODER bie Sptts-
bllben $40 in barren @eloe erbeutc=
ten. Gin nidt in ser @egeno aniai=
flyer Wann namens Me@orrp iprrbe
ols ~perodd)tig perbaftet unb feline
5ingeraboriide nit onoerr, pelbe
auf Dem 5eniter, ol,rd oos Ser gin=
einbreber geltiegen, binterlufien mo-
rem, pergliden uno ais BON elmer uno
oerlelben Gerion berriibreno ioentifi=
5iert. 4uf berielben 6erdterideibe
befanoen li6 jeood) nod onoere 30
oriife, melhe bon elmer anoeren
@ano ols ser bes 8erodhtigen
ltomnlten unb infolgeoeiien entidico
oas @eribt, 90 auBeroem nidts bon
Dem eeitoblenen @eloe BEL oem 4nge=
flagten uorgefunoen mllroe, oaB II
oielem Safe Die bon We@urrp ber-
riibrenoen Mboriide feinen 9emcis
oofir boten, BOP er ser mirflide
Spibbltbe marc uno onB CT oesholb
irei5uipred)en Jet.
Ger ~15idbrigc &apne 9anen=
port, mel6er nit enter 5lltnaoel III
elmer BON ibm g%efltnoet 9pnamipa-
trore berltntitoderte, brddte oieiel6e
noourd sur @rploiion. 9cine Nen-
gter miro ibnl mobrIdeinli6 orei Sim
ger ser linfen tSono foiten.
Ser bisbcrige General : Gifar
Ser fatboliiNen Gio5eie @oloeitoll,
Gatcr :. SO. &iripilL lit 5lin borlauz
figen Administrator ernannt nno
miro bielelbe 10 lutlge uerpalten, bis
Elm nelter @iI6of eingeiett lit.
Die iroiid)elt lle6erreite bon
Sratf @iiiioip, Der III Monroe, Ca,
I'M Mlter BON "a Snbreu geItorben lit,
limo III ieiuer @eintntItaot 0e.p
graunfels beigeiett poroen.
Ser 60i1brige &.ebrer Geo. {.
Cooper bon @eatherIoro, oer ieit %
Sabren in Sen oortigen SdJulen ril=
terri6tet hat uno Yrin5ipal Der
linton Sdule mar, iuuroe BON eineln
t3iabrigen Shiiler, ben CT 5iidtigeu
pollte, nit eii1em Stein al ocn Gopf
~getDorfen mo oerart perlest, oaB er
bolo oaruif itarb. Der rabinte 8en-
gel lit bonn SugetiogeridDt p~orlanfig
int SbDut genonultell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-24
r

Con SiQ BON @arlingen bat mi;
Dem 2anomirtldafts : Departemeni
in @ai6ington einen aontraft fir oie
2ieferung ciner enornlen Gilantitat
&altorbobnen abgelGloilen. Gr beofs
li1tigt oeSbaIb 10000 Ider in Der
Ndbe BON Sarlingen nit ben 8o6ilan
81 bciteler. Gas aus oanielben &c
ponllen Snitor- oocr 6ieinus Del
iou bduptidd)lid) fir oas Selen bon
4eroplanen iomie Ser nuf Griegsi6if
fen initnttiertert oelifoten Mold)inerie
gebraltdt iueroen.
- Gin 8elpobner bon Wtifesia,
aipe DAT @onntp, oct beebodtet NUT
DC, ais er ans groBell cifernell Ho1s
rem uno 9nmnItllmpfen cine regular
8arrifaoc atf Sen 8eleiien Der Iran
las 8oB 8abn errid)tete, lpubrid)ein-
lid) IN Ser @bii1t, einen 3ug CUR Gnt.
gleilung 81 brillgelt. lit ~berhaftet
uoroen unb mirb ~porl1uiig i'm CONT
tp-@efdneuis ST Oof6illc feiigebal,
ten.
= Der Observation-Disclosures Soc &C.
raro BON Glebiirne, oeilen Woldile
ourh cine oefefte @eide auf Dem
gabnbofe 5l SsSultin sur gntgleiiuriJ
gebra6t mltroe nno ii6 b~ollltanoig
iiberIhlug, murbe bel Dem llnfaQ le=
benSgefGbrlid perlebt. Sdmmtlide
8agen oes 8aiIagier8uges elltgleilten
nit ser 2ofomotipe, bod lit Der I'M
faa gliidli6er @eiie obne Serlebua-
gen ser ibrigen 9o6nangeitellten unS
galiagiere abgegangen.
- 9as &riminal . 9(ppelataions-
gertdt 5t 9[uliin bat oas iiber SameS
Sranflin bonn 0iitriftsecridt in Sar-
Din Gountp perbangte 9ooesnrte!l
beItdtigt. 6rautlin mar iiberfiibrt,
feline @ottin nnngebradt 81 baben.
Sn sleider 8eile beItdtigtc oas Pip
peaationsgeriAt bas ltrteil gegen
Srant Ebonlos BON gilis Gountp, Der
ieinen Safer get0tet bat mo oesbalb
80 Sabre 3ltdtbuus 5uoiftiert err
belt.
Der 20i1brige S. s. Slau9bter
BON Dallas, oeilen automobil aif Ell
mem 9abniibergang plotlidJ perIagte,
iuuroe bon eiliem beronnaben0en gu
ge Der Souiton & Seras Gentrolbabu
i~iberfabren, ebe es linn gelang, aus
Der Moihine 6ernlts5uipriugen. Gem
ltngliiflid)en ipuroe Der Gopf uno Der
redt arm pom aorper abgetrennt.
9ei elmer Sd)ieBcrei, Die in Der
SauptitrnBe bon HoIenberg Oil
Otenstag porinittng itattfano, uliroc
Sranf Matus ollgetblidlid) getotet
nno iein @egrer SSyoe Sudan 10 i6mcr
beruunoet, Dab all feline @ieoerber'
Iteaung niht 81 ociifen lit.
Ser ~23iabrige Soloat 5eroi-
nano Meuoel jim. bon S6nler6ura
Der inn September CUR Natinal : Nr-
nee einge5ogen iuar uno Dor einigell
Sagen i'm Camp 1rapis an Der &c
niditarre itarb, lit in leiner Seimai
6ceroigt poroeu.
Sn @lein lit 9ermaum aonia
i'm @lter bon 70 Sabren 3ur Huhs
einsegnngen. Ser 8eritorbene tuar
in 9eutihlano aeboren, fam aber