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SermannsiDbne : 6aile. &c.
.9snr fir Mitglieber 81
- gofunrit nnb 8pdbier "a
~ 0ebafenes Sail SEl
Der Staats Comptroller bat

Der Staats Comptroller BAT
alf 5ablrei6e inn 5ugegongene ai,,
fragen erflGrt, oab oas am Wontcg
IN araft tretenoe u9apligbt Saping
Gam" altf oie Saloons feline anper.-
ou,la finoet, 90 oieielbcil Inter
Staatsfontroae lteben. 9ie Saloons
meroen mad mie Dor gu oenielbell
Stllnoen geoffnet uiio geidloiiert.
Ser @eneralantpalt gu Muffin
Bat Dem Mapor BON Gan Warcos
auf oelien 0a6frage mitgeteilt, oaB
inforporierte Stdote uno Srti6afteit
fir l1nterboltung Der S6ulen eine
,ab baloren1" Stelter erbeben uno
foaeftieren fonnen, mie Tie Die 8al-
Ter fir notpenoig eradten,
@ute, ourdoringenoe Negeli
lino aml 9onnerstag obeno rep.
Sreitag friib in Comfort, 6rieorid)s-
burg, Gnippa uno Smitbpille gefal-
len.
am Sreitae mittag puroe Der
jlrnge Sid @rigbt ouf Der Cambria
BE, bier Meilen BON 8raop, our6 Ell
men 8epolueri6uB id)mer oertprnoet.
Die augel our6bobrte ben ltnterleib
uuo es lit nenig Soffnung porban-
Den, Den iuneen Mann an 2ebet 81
erbalten. Sobn Maion, Der in bent
ielben Sitter mie @riebt itebt, bat ltdI
oen 9eboroen freipiaig gelteat. lie
Der ole ltriade Der SdieBerei III
nidts befannt.
@mterifoniide aapaqeriiten ba-
ben oie 9anoiter, Die Dor einigcn
9ogen oie Iepiae- Hand), nabe Dem
&io @ronoe, iiberfielen uitoA Den 1S-
iabrigen Glenn Nebiae totlid Der
m%unoeten, biz ailf merifanii6es Sc.
bet oerfolgt ilno bort bel Der Stooi
8i(ares einen aampf NIT ibnen bat:
ten IN Dem 5ebn BON ben Wferifanerll
getotet uno 5lpan5ig periprnoet pllrs
oen. gud elmer Der Imerifaner, Der
Soloat THEODORE Gahert, plrroe &c.
totet. Sn iener @egenb ioaen lid) biz.
le Garron8o-S olooten befiloelt.
Die goiintp Steuereinnebmel
oes Gtaates iino BON 8encralontpali
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-30
- ,6ermanmsi6bne : Safe. "a
~ @nr fir MitglieSer ss
,a SpfmmrIt nnS gpfbier 81
@ebafcmes Salt 50

PIN 5reitog muroe in San Slir
tonic ole erite 4bliefcrung BON Yoit.
iaden per 4eroplan nusaefiibrt. Gin
@eroplan brad)te einen 1900 8rieh
uno Mnga8ine elltbaltenoen Boitiad
pom &edD 5ielb mad oer 8aQoH-
ifule an Der 9rinitp uno Durango.
StraBe mo mari oe%nielben ans elmer
Sobe BON 300 Sub on ieitem @e-
Itimmllngsort o6.
Der an 5reitag frnb in Sal
4ntonio gefollene Reeen tpltroe an'
80 8ol bemeIien; 6ie Semperatur
fief infolge oes @ewitters nnl etmo
10 @rao.
@egen Z. Q. @allace, Der eli.
nem getpiiien Yat MnloneD am Wtitt.
nod oen Sols balb abeei6nitter
bat, mlrbe bon 9rpall s. Wauer.
mann BON Ser 9iitriftanmaltssSfii:
olth cine Nn5eige Dcgen iqopalel
@emerfuugelt eritottet. SsIt 8erlaufe
oes nit @oGoce porgenommencr
8erhor8 Iteate iih bcrous, oaB Walo
nep mo iein angreifer Bee ariegc;
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a 3.

sSSn CORPUS Gbrilti miro an &.
Ipril, benz SSabrestages oes gi1trltts
ser Ser. Staoten in ben &rieg, etne
potriotiibe 8araoe abgebalten.
ssstt 8oplor lit ber IN @llionts
Jon County tpoDlbobenoe oeltide
6armer @iaiam geb pegen grober
9eldiupfullg bes 8raiioenten 8il-
ion perboftet moroell. 9eb puroe Et1s
ter $4,000 giirgidaft geltellt.
Nobrltngsmittel : Gontroleur
Sooper Gat Dem 2ofalaominlltrator
bon 9aQas mitgeteilt, Bob perIebie,
oene p%ro=beutide 5arlner in 9aaos
Gollltp @ei5en allfeeipeidert bottet
uno lid ueigertell oenielben 81 Der.
faufert. Sooper bot oesbalb ben 9al=
las aominiitrator aufgeforoert, Die
Sarnaer 5lt ueranlalien, oen @ei5ea
iofort ouf Sen Mfarft 81 bringen.
auf Ser grnit S%ngenbiltt
Gaad) 5tpolf Meilen bon Comfort,
1T @olfer Stgenbiitt I'M Sitter BON
81 eSa6ren na1 la1gerer 9rdntbelt
ants Dem 2e6en geidieoen. 81 miro
Don ieinen glterr, einem 9ruoer 11lto
elmer S6meiter betrouert.
9tls @alpeiton miro Der GOD
! Ibeooore 0bmiteoe's, eirte5 oltel1
oeutid)en 9etpobnerS ser @olfitaot,
| oenel6et, ser BORT i'm glitter BON 81
Sobrell geitorben lit. Scr Gerltorbe-
ne l~tanrntte aus @abl IN Sloenbur9
uno fam i'm Sabre 1856 nod Seras.
ST utobte ben 9iirgerfrieg nit, trat
ipater in oas 9raguengeidait bon 5.
S. Shoa ein unb gtiinoete idlieBlid)
elm @boleiales9 rosltengeiddft unter
Ser Sirma Sbompion mo Sbnllteoe.
ct mar oarauf IN Der Roienberg
ganf aneeitellt, bot ii6 a6er idon
LANCE Dom Weihaft 8urudge5ogel.
= auf oen 5lusfeloern bel Sort
@ortb itir5ten ont Sreitag Die britt
iaen Slusfa6etten S. 5. Gmper ino
6. s. Gopman nit i6ren MaidileE
al no lpllroen augeltblidli6 getotet.
geioe Itammten aus 9anaoa.
Ser @eneralanlpalt BON Serus
bot Elm inriitii6es @utadten obgegee
ben, oaB S6ultruitees Die BON ibnell
onaeiteaten 2ebrer fir langer als EN-
Sabr fontraftlid eneagieren fonnell.
Mm Sreitag obellb baden bic
lettel1 feds Saloons in Sropl5
Gountp lire 9iiren i6liebell milllen.
0rei oerfelben befanoen iif int Bfliis
gerpiac, ie elmer in 9eiiau unoG odlcs
burr; ser lehlte iuar Die @ermonlG-
Saae. gae ied)s baben, felt Die Sa-
looms in g[uitin gei6loiielt lino, ell
NieienaeIhdft gema6t.
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oriifen gegei1 Qmerifas Gintritt in
Den arieg proteitiert Sli baben.
@ir MAIDEN nodnlnls anf oas
Gon5ert anfmerfiam, oas Der &c
miidte g6or ser &ermannsiobne
moreen obenb nj Der SerHtannsiob-
ne=@alle peranltaltet. Gin por5ugli-
DIES Yrogramm lit fir oasielbe SUI
Iammengeiteat. Nad Dem aon5ert
miro getan5t.
Safe 8olters aus Soulton,
ODER, mie err offi5iea sel1annt miro,
Sol, s. s. Molters, belt seitern cine
Meoe al unIere Soloateu i'm Camp
Erapis. @r iprad, mie es feline grr
it, einoringlid uno begeiiterno uno
iibte init feiner @e6e offenbor cine
itarfe @irfnng aus. SIN 8erlanfe
Ieiiier &eoe erfldrte er, penn Der
&rieg niht in 6ranfreid 6eenoet iper.
DC, miiile er IN nnierem 9anoe beet
oct peroen.
IS ideint, ols melin morgen
uberaa Die ltelle 3eit bend)tet miro.
Ser @o~ttesoienIt in ben &irden miro
id)oti nod Der neuen 3eit begin=
nen. 9(ud) piele Heltallrationen mer-
Sen lire GB5eit na6 Der lleilen 3eit
cinridten.
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81. ulb Sarah 6. aoler an 8. ..
Saires uno $. 8. anutb. @runoltiid al
Ser 8. Commerce Str.; $t2 900.
Nlbin Seioel an Sbia unb 6. Slisfep,
@rlnlbltid in Der anntltpooo Aooition,
$500.
@oipia Neltunanlt unb Srau an Cred
nlerD 9airp Gompanp, @r1lnoifild an
Ser Nuitin Str.; $3.50.
8. q. @iterauiIt uto Srall an 9enr9
0oeflins, @runoitiid IN Wiifion Tarf,
2,700.
g.. 8. Saploe II. q. an s. q. nnb g.
&. 6aienbed, @rlnpIfud IN 9enper
Seigbts, $1,000.
8iuiam llnb 9foia 9amm an Srml
sc. 6. @ilion, @runpitiid in arlington
Seiabts; 1915.
81. q. Noberts nnb Srau an CD q.
Mdermann uno Sral, @runoitiid in 9.
Seiebts, $1,700.
8iQiam 8rehmer nnb Sraii an 81. 2,
Stuff @rtlnoitiid in Der Seioel aoeis
tion; $3.50.
81. 8. Suff an al6in @eibel, @runoe
itiid in Der Seioel aobition; $40.
Gepree unb @nna Seralier an Srnii
8. &. Sdu6nrbt. 0rinbitiid in SAGE
S~ubbibiIion; $500.
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Ser Sramem @affen.

@ar oft Dor id, bod nif)t nit He6t
Son unler'n boloen 6rolten lagen,
9oB Tie bas ihpadere @eidledt. =
Gas moht' i6 gu beitreiten lpagen.
3par l1id)t nit Mltsfelfraften fam
Sic 6rolt Sen Mdnnern 1id) per-
glei6en,
llno oennod lruB Ser ltdrflte Mann
@or edter 6raltenriiItrtng meiderl.
llno menll oos u~1tdrfere 8eible6t0
lin 5orte Singer miro getpltnoert,
@iro bos getpobrli6 gut uuo redt
llno boufig aud nod id)on gefnnoen-
IS fampfen 5raller folollal
9Pit @eiberliit mo ltonit'gen Sober,
llno nleilt Tie ail1 Elm 4rienal
Bon maAtig l%tarfen 8affen baben.
@or tiicfiI6 ltecfen I'M @etuano
9ie Naoeln, fur5e mie audi lange,
Die nlart)er Mann i6on Idn1er5baft
fano,
Sn ltiirmild beiBem 2iebesbrange.
Den It1rfiten @ioeritano beiiegt
0ie Sroll, peritebt Ties redt, gu
idmeiheln.
llno ieoer Mannt germ nnterliegt,
@eni1 lire sarten 9anoe Itreideln.
BUR Sffenlipe ibergebt
8ei1ieft tie NIT benz Spiel Der all-
gen,
Ser Mann, ser On nod mioerltebt,
aann nidts mebr fir Die Slebe
tarlgen.
limo 2ippen bat Der Ser6ensoleb,
Gle jeoes 3ogern id)neQ perordii-
gen,
9(n einenl Srauenmun0e blleb
S6on manher Marn fiirs Sebell
bangen.
ltno menn er troboem- iid) entpano,
9roudt er nidt iider lid 81 pabnen,
@orm Sdpergei6iib bdlt nlemaito
Itano,
Stets liegreid) limo Der Sranen Sra-
rlert.
Start pobl Ser Maim lid oilnfen
mag,
Sm Manlterfampf gemobnt 5n liegeil,
llno bod miro bilflos er nno i6tpad),
@enn Sralien=@affen i'm befriegeit.
&c. g. in Der q. 9. Sts5tg.J
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ri.
anl sSreitag liito IN III

Am 6reitag iino 1T ualercr
Staot bier Deutide pegen illopaler
aeuBerungen nerbaftet morben. 3pei
o~erIelben, armono 3onnefe bon
8rieorihsburg uno hilbert Oebier
Don @olo, Gillespie County, iilio jun
ge, ~19-jdbrige 2eute, mel6e in Der
Aabe pom aellp 5ielo arbeiteten
Gonnede ioa beim anblid zines Nero
plans geiagt baben er iuiinidte, Dab
ale 5lieger abItiir5ten, pdbreno
Sebler oas 8erlangen ausiprnfk IN
Der oeliti1en 9rinec 81 oienelt mo
qeaen Mnterifa fdmpfen Ill fonnen.
sic tpuroen inter ie $4,000 8iirg-
fhaft geitellf ilno oa iic oieielbe nidli
Ieiiten fofnten, porlaufig ii Soft &c.
nonlmer. Die beioen ai6ern 8erbaf'
feten, Saul atrtb uilo Sobn @epp.
Deroen mobrideinlid big gum Gnoe
1es arieges i%nterniert iperocn. Gil
iueroen beituIoigt, III idarfen aiis.
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pege1, int Streit geraten marett nn>
@ouoce Ion eeiagt bdben, er fpi;lt-
lde, oaB Delttidlono Die Ser. Staa=
len i6lagett meroe. 8a1ace miro BOT
Idltfie unter $4,000 8itrgidaft felt
gebalteh.
Ser 8ortrog 90. Q. BUFFERS, Ell
iles 9edmten oes 2onbmirti6otts=
0eportenlents bon NuItin, Der ii6er
oie llnterltiisrttg Der bnrd) 6ie 9itrre
beimgefuften 8arnter aus Dem itaot.
liden Siilfsfono on Sreitag iprefeT
loate, bat nidt ita~ttgefunbeu uno I'll
bis arf Sreitag. ben 5. april nerido'
ben moroen.
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Man bat in Der 9oIioianiihen
Sod. &oroillere @epitter nit 200
8lisen In Der Minute beobahtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-30
nSeraiee Slas" Der Sermamnsi0Gne.

Die @ermamsiobne Seimgeiea.
Id)aft bot cine prddtige oSerpiet
Stag seitiftet, Die bellte morgen Dol
oen groBen 6eniter in Ser oberer
0ane bon Serrn Jranf @loecfner
aufgebanst lit. Die 5lasge 5eigl
151 Sterne, Die 3abl Der Sermanns
1obne mn Staate 9eras, o;e fir oer
Griegsoienit einge5ogen limo. Boz
oiefen iinb bier bereits tot, orei ltar.
ben i'm Eager an aronfbeiten uilo ei
iier fam BET Dem l1ntereang bel
m8uscauia" nnt's 2eben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-30
San Grlanbmisideiue.

Siaac aleiu, @obnbaus, Sacobs Str.
$4,000.
emil 9ansles, 8luei @Obnbdrlier,
9aps Ctr; $4,000.
g. 6. aotula, @obnbaus, 9epin'
Ctr; $1,000.
s(rtblr @uentber, Gduppen : anbah,
Ioro Stores Str.; $500.
Saul 8roggi, slpei 3imner : 9aiis'
Q. Stores Str.; $500.
q. 6. glnmberg. @artition, 9. Sloe
res Cir, $500.
81. Mnbnfe, @obnbais. g. Stores
Ctr; $500.
Srolt 6. @. Sran5, 5~tueites Stod@
sperf. Sonta Clara GIT; $1,000. =
@aa M. Berger. Sile Gooition, @elt
Commerce Ctr, $205.
@iQiam 9obrotpolsfi, gfuitiie, @ater
Ctr; 500.
Gin, $1,000.
81. s. 9mmbere. lEmbml, g. Siores
Ctr; 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-30

A translation of the U. S. Treasury
Departments Bureau of Publicity plate
service appearing in this paper. has
been fled where it was issued, at Cleve-
land, o., as required by the act OF
October 9th, 1917.
A copy Of these ~translations has
been fled by the Freie Presse fuer
TexasrMarch Both 1918 for the informa-
tion of the postmaster at San Antonio,
Texas.
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L.okdieS.
~ssabrideinlides Wetter.

cir Son antonio uno llmgegelto:
0eifte abeno uno Sonntag id)on; fiji
Ter beute abeno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-30
Sic u0reie Yrene iiir Seras"
erid1eitt ais 9aaeblatt uab QNpdbemblatt.

9s saseblatt tit pierieihg uno fofht SOC per 9fonot ooer Sc per SaGr
0as @odenblatt lit i~ed5ebnieihg uo fofet 81 per Sa6r. 9ab gferico
So @olo. 9aad europe, 8orto ~enseidloien, SO.
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8reie Yrede fit scras: 5onnabeno ben 30. Mdrj 1918.

~outoriiiert tporoen, oie Hegiitrierun-
gen bon Sroltett, Die nod Dem neulicb
poiiierten @eies als Stimmgebei
quolifi5ieren fonlten, auf ibren Sol
leftlonsreiien irgenopo I'M GoltntD
entgeger5unebmefl. gs lit olio nid)t
notig, DOB ste meibli6en StimmJe-
Der it6 Der 9tegiitrierung megen per
lonlt6 nah Dem epurtbauie begeben.
- Sn ser geabe bon Sbermdn bat
ser t5<jabrige tSenrp 9lepelano BERN
Spielen NIT einem ~gelaoenen &c
mebr feline 1~9-ja6rige S6meIter Ma-
RE eridoiien.
= Ser Stoats @obru1tgsnitte(=
Administrator &eoen foroert Die 8es
Differing ouf, 10 piel pie mogli1
a~ortoffeln SIT eIien, Inn @eioen fir
oie @aiierten 81 iparen. aortoffeln
foiten I'M aleinperfauf 2Ae bis 2l2
oas 8fl1no.
am 6reitag frbii I'M 3 llbr
i6lltg Der 9lib in oen. Superior
5unlple Stop in 9aaaS ein uno Ieb.
tie oas @ei6aft IN grano. 9rei6euer=
nehrleltte mnrben beim HoiGen oeS
Seners, melGes einef Sdaoen bon
etwo $25, 900 onriGtete, perlest.
a1sgo SermnnnS5nhre : .SnQr @5cs
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Der au ba fortmit anf itiaea Spblen,
Der bu nit beifger Sttmne ipridt
llnb inter tiefem Ntem6plen
Die fanm seIdme1te anpipe bridDit
Soiueit audi @alb nno Slnr eridaaen
limb Seime gramieiturme ueb'mi
Geia DIR nernimntt oein Grbenluallen,
aein nnenidfid' Nnse iiebt bidJ sebfn.
Der sat sic Sdrifte bober Mates
9urdD sic pertrauiaten 5eioer lemft
ltno rings sic Gerlen beines Slntes
Nmf ste mod ianoen SdJollen lprengt
aein DIR bort oas seipei6te Sropfen,
@ie flimsem6 es and %nieberfaitt,
limb bod nit pnnberiament &lopfen
8efreiit DIT be eritarrte ySelt.
9a iuiro auf ben Snrdmeiinem Sabnem
Die iueite Slnr TINS gum Mltar,
sau 8lauben lpanoelt ifd oas Mbnen
limb 1naft Bic @pttbeit %uffenbar;;
0enm maDttg ime AM efite1 Gage
Se6t BIT Die fbDpferdde Sanb
ltnb uirflt nit einetn ,3anberidlase
Die @umber bmrf1s begfidte 2ano.
IS trGnft oas splb'ne 2idjt ION oben,
geieliat iprinst Der jnnge 8Dru,
limb ~jubelnS, ionnenglan5nmuubea,
Sebt ii] bic SerdJe ans Dem 6prm.
Die 2mft iuirS ifr gum Harabieie,
Gum Scroll Der bereote Wtuno;
Sic iuedt sic 9rimeln auf Der 8ieIe,
Die eriten @eilden tif int 0rnnb.
SIR 2ieb 6eielist ale Screen,
Sn tauiemb Stimmen lebt Der 6agi
Die gseIt, i'm Sdmnf Der Siterferseu,
Sat iuieber ibren Snertag.
Gin 6arfen gIeitet bnrd Die gnfem,
Ser Gidiualb lit Tim 6rauienb nab -.
4 Nas mplt ibr nod ben 6eilaHo i~ndDen?-
gaht amf! - Der 6eilanS 1T idun sa!
Spiep9 9anfk
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-30

Gottun.
San autonio, beute feline 8orie.
Galpeiton, feine 8Drie.

EottDn.
San Alntonip, beute feline 8orle.
Galpeiton, feine 8Drie.
Gotfunfa mi n-Ero6afte.
Gan @ntonio, 80. @drs, 1918.
9rin1e CRUDE Cotton Seeo Gil. $t.31.
Gents per Bnuone-
6arm.ErubnEfe.
Gan 4ntonio, 80. Nfdrs, 1918.
Butter -. 30c-35c per BIO.
gier (nur friihe) $50. 4. SOC per 9so.
Noolters lie per Rfo.
S1trfebs ). CSC per Bfuno
Weiaer .......... $3.50 per BnShef
@orf ............ 1925 Der Buihel
Safer -. ..S1.i0 Der 8uIGei
5en -. -. $500 per Sonne
Uemiie-
&artoffeln, neue, &c per Bfuno;
California, S2.25 per 100 8funo, Colo
rabo $500 pet 100 Tfuno.
SiiBtnrtoffeln Gam. $3.50 nn0 $3.50.
Spiebeln, gnl., Wbite Globe, $3.50;
Sal. geLbe, $3.50 per Crate; Crime
per STD. z9iinbel. 40c uno 45c.
8obnen, Colorado, Hinto, pet Efb.
9.75e; California 8abols. per ciuat.,
$40. 80; Birfs, $1,000; Gina. $500;
9app, $500; 8ladebes, Sill 90; Mouno
Green, per 9uldel Snnapers, $500.
Somnten, fall, $2.75 rn6 $500.
&ohI, $500 per 100 Yfuno.
Crime 8feffer, soc per 8fo.
Maoiesden, SOC per Seb. giinbel.
Spirat. 75c Der HuffeI.
Crime grbfen, $500 Der Camper.
geeten, 1915 per 100 Yfutto.
ReerretttgsW uraein. per Bfo, t2hs
gnrfeu. per Crate. $500.
Generie, 90c uib $1.00 Der Subeno.
Beterfilie. 40c per 0to. z8iin6eI.
&ppflnlat, Gal, $3.50 Der Crate.
@elbe @urseln, $500 per 100 0fo.
Gauaf6. per 8uI6eI, $500.
Cfra, elm brittel 8uIdel. $f.25.
@i~erpflansetl, $500 Der guIdI.
8itben. $500 per 100 1futo.
Siel Narft.
Gan Gntonio. 80. @dr3, 1918. -
Giibe, 1918 bis $3.50.
&dIber, $7.25 biz $1,000.
@nlien, $7.25 Bis $3.50.
Odien. $3.50 biz $t3.25.
ct. 9oiis, 80. Mdr3. 1918. ginSz
bieh. Seras ; @ieb, $6.75 bis $1,000.
Sdtreiue. Sf4.25 Biz $f7.s5.
Ieae.
@eialsene Sdute .....-..15 per BIB.
Srodete 6dtite .........2 zoe Der Gfo.
@yiine 0dltte .-.s..... t2c per Rfo.
GSmte
ss7>e n ,9.icatr bsFtdoin + xH
Hle}t mr. fgHs .a. ~ gts
aHagr5- Sieatu. Der Sfb. 10 gh
= Dian bat in Der @oIioianiihen
Soh.aoroillere @epitter nit 200
8lisen In Der Minute beobahtet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31

Under these circumstances women who
like fashionably colored shoes and over
CATERS may feel perfectly free and patriotic
in buying goods of this sort so long as they
last. Moreover, they will be helping the
Government to put this restriction program
the sooner into effect.
We have now on hand women's shoes
of every fashionable kind, practically the
largest variety in styles, colors, sizes of any
store in the world. We shall keep them at
moderate prices so long as they last in spite
OF the fact that numbers of the fashions we
have would no longer be obtainable at any
price.
Our prices will not be raised in any in
stance upon the shoes we own, though to go
to the wholesaler today and try to replace
them from their seanty stock would make
our buying price considerably higher than
our present selling price.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31
The Government and the Fashions
in WOnen's Shoes

The War Government of United States,
looking to the conservation of man power,
has, through the War Industries Board,
made certain regulations in regard to the
future fashions of shoes.
After the present stocks of feathers al
ready cut by manufacturers are disposed of,
the Government desires that women's shoe
fashions shall be limited to black, various
shades of tan and white in leather and fab
rics used in the manufacture of shoes and
overgaiters.
These are restrictions upon tanners and
leather manufacturers and not upon retailers
or the public.
AS matter of fact, the Government, for
the release of capital tied up in stocks and
in order that there may be no waste, is anx-
ious that all stocks in the hands of manu-
facturers and wholesalers and retailers
should be cleared out completely.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31
August Sale of
Good Reliable
Mattresses

Of felted cotton mattresses offer ten diff
ferent grades at reduced prices.
Cot size, 3Ox74 inches, $1O.sO to $22.5O.
Single bed size, 36x76 inches, $12 to $50.
Double bed size, 54x76 inches, $165O to $36.
OF hair mattresses we offer eleven different
grades at reduced prices.
Cot size, 30x76 inches, $11 to $24.25.
Single bed size, 36x76 inches, $13.75 to $2935.
Double bed size, 54x76 inches, $22 to $4s.5O
Feather pillows and holsters and several
makes of woven steel wire and upholstered box
springs also in the sale at reduced prices.
(Sixth Floor ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31

\HE August Furniture Sale from which begin
goods tomorrow acknowledged remarkable event.
but most remarkable of all things
ter most of ALL whether ndusy efficiency
We take selfish delight dwelling upon magnitude
Sale do emphasize means u.s. but
because of what it means
Magnitude AS regards power
the MARKET the handle the quantities
comparative 1t quantity buying quality
buying and it means low pricing.
variety which choosing easy you
nobody for buying the kind furniture
bunch of regrets.
safety it character beauty
omy.
makes for higher standard of quality
1T educates people in regard to both of these things.
Impies the elimination unworthy the fmsy the doubtful
and the downright trashy
makes for efficiency and consequently economy because
whatever prevents of money buying assem-
bling furniture bound ultimate the
furniture.
The August gets full swing tomorrow
is a real and true illustration of what is stated here.
In magnitude and efficiency economy first retail store
event of the world.
More than fifteen finest furniture in the
world the oOrs warehouses
still to
All stocks are it, purchases at educ
hons of 10 50 per cent:
All energies to make it the
things.
" Seventh F
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31
THE hands in chamois Isle
4 gIOUes are COOL

which is, perhaps reason why so many women
wear them. And another is that they
easily washed and wear WELL
75c pair for white gloves, two clasp.
85c pair for white gloves with black gray, two
clasp, and white, with strap wrist.
81 pair for natural pearl gray, with two clasp
pearl button fastening; two clasp in pongee
tan, brown feeble.
$1.25 pair for strapwrist in natural and $15O pair
for twelvebutton length in natural.
(HGsa Fser. CsntraIl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31
X/OMEN'S silk umbreHas
~ at 81

There only 300 of them-a of exquisite silk.
The colors garnet taupe, green, blue and black
The handles are all new, in pleasing styles.
QGsia Flosr. Market,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31
X/ONEN'S szceaters q
" little ab0ve half brice.

Loosely knitted wooen sweaters, with collar and
sash, in black white and coors $425.
Artificial silk plated with collar and sash collar
and cuffs trimmed in white Colors white, green,
rose, blue and gold Price, $4.25.
Artificial silk with sailor collar and sash, in
white, reseda, dark green Copenhagen, gold and rose
Price, $7.25.
Aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31
NEW lot of vomen's enve-
~ lobe handbags.

OF black pin and long grain seal and auto leather.
In good, roomy shapes and daintiy silk lined. And
please observe their fine workmanship.
The prices of these books So, 1918 and 50,
but expecting increase in the wholesale costs
almost any day, if you do not need one just
it will pay to buy for future
main Floor ChesnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31

taNomen's Shoe store. First Floor. MarLs.l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31
For Tomorrow-A Sale of
100 New and Pretty Shirtwaists

Brand new, pretty as can be and
every one at an interesting price
1000 Waists at 1885
. are of crepe de chine and crepe geor-
gette in white and flesh color Some
are tucked, some embroidered there
are many different models.
nj "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31
(MART nezv autumn
~ sports hats for zromen.

Women planning motor trips going to the noun
tains will like to see-and wear-these charming new
autumn hats.
autumn colors. Some have the cool trimmings.
There bow braid trimmed felt hats with novel
stitching of chenillerows and of this velvety
pretty stitching.
There are new coors and shapes and new
ideas to trimming-but come see them for yourself!
Prices begin at sl2.
(Second Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31
EACH daythe sale ofcotton
- dress goods remnants

is freshened by the addition of remnants that
the choosing is always good.
Every good and popular kind of dress goods is
here; there dark and light coors well white
and the lengths suitable for blouses, childrens
chothes, womens frocks and separate skirts.
And the prices interesting don't wonder
that many women are buying them to put away fot
next year!
(First Floor. Chestnut)