davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
FATAL ACCIDENT AT
ST. JOHNSBURY STATION
william Penney Crushed between Two
Trains Making Up.

st. Johnsbury, Feb. u.-The second fatal
accident at the st. Johnsbury station In
two weeks occurred last evening around
eight o'clock when William Penney. aged
So. was crushed to death between two
trains which were making UP. Penney
lived alone in little house across the
tracks from the station and IL was whom
he started to cross that the conductor
warned him to look out for tho trains
Apparently the man did not hear the
warning, for he continued his course and
before he became aware Of his danger
the trains were together. Penney lived
but a few moments and did not recover
consciousness
The deceased was a widower. having
been twice married. Near relatives sur
viving are two married daughters and a
brother. all of whom live in St. Johns
bury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
OVER 500 ENROLLED.
Shipbuilding Campaign Enlistmcnts
Not All In Yet.

Montpelier, Feb 1S.-R. w. Simonds who
has charge of the shipbuilding enrolment
campaign In Vermont, has been unable
TO obtain all the reports from the en-
rolling places, 30 that 1t Is impossible
to state how many have enrolled, but
there have been over 500 reported to
Mr.. Simonds' office. The appointment
Of some 43 enrolling places in Vermont
without Mr.. Simonds' knowledge handi-
caps the enrolment returns and it is
impossible to get returns until further
advice Is obtained from the government
on the matter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
TO GIVE UP CAMP GREENE
AS TRAINING CENTER
Ground Unsuitable, Maj.-Gen. Dickman
Tells War Department.

Washington. Feb. 14.-Camp Greene.
Charlotte, N. c., now occupied by regu-
lar troops, is to be abandoned as per-
manent training center because Of un-
suitability Of the ground on which 1t Is
located.
Mai. -Gen. Dickman. senior officer at
the camp. was at the war department
to-day and reported the camp site
knee-deep in mud In some places ow-
ing to an unusually hard winter and
the clay soil which underlies the sur.
face and prevents rapid absorption.
The medical department has deter
mined. however, that there is no dam
ger to the health of tn soldiers there
until summer comes. and by that time
the men will have been moved
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
NEW YORK PAPERS
PLEASE COPY THIS
Vermont Will Furnish No More
Men to First Draft Quota
Too Many Volunteers.

Aver, Mass, Feb. 17.-State allotments
for the last Is per cent. of the first draft
quota which have been ordered to report
at Camp Devens February % were an
nounced at divisional headquarters to-
night. According to the lists forwarded
by Washington there are to be nearly
1000 men in the group. Northern New
York is to furnish the largest number,
36Os men. Massachusetts is to send 2.0S2:
Connecticut between 1000 and LOO; Rhode
Island 81; Maine q, and New Hamp-
shire seven. Vermont is not called upon
for any more men In the first quota
owing to the number Of volunteers the
State has sent forward.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
WHAT HE FOUND.

80 you have been to the mysterious
Orient" said the impressionable young
woman. that vast region athrob with a
strange life. gray with the dust Of CEN
turtles and brooded over by the spirit of
the past" "Why-er-yes." replied the
practical man. who went abroad strictly
on business. DO tell me what you found
there" THE worst hotels on the face OF
the earth. Age-Hsraid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
DEER MEAT CAME HIGH
Daniel Larry Fined 500 and Costs
Two Carcasses Found in Log
ging Camp.

Middlebury. Feb. 19.-Daniel Larry. boss
Of the gang OF lumbermen in the noun
tains at Granville. was fined 500 and costs
Of $7.6S for the illegal killing of deer Fish
and Game Warden George Fl. Chaffee
went to Granville yesterday and going to
the logging camp found the carcasses of
two deer and the badly bitten body of
still living deer. All Of the animals had
been chased by dogs. Judge Dickens pre-
sided at session Of municipal court held
at Granville. The deer that survived at
tack was sold to Deputy Sheriff Pearl
Eaton of Granville.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SEASON OPENS APRIL Is

Chicago. Feb. 14.-As usual LA games
will be played in the American League in
the coming season, according to the Off
cial schedule announced tonight. The sea
son will open in the East, April IL. one day
prior to the opening in the West. In the
initial games Philadelphia will meet Bos-
ton In the latter city. while New York will
cross bats with Washington in the capital
city. The western openings the next day
will sec st. Louis In Chicago against the
worlds champions, while Detroit is SEIZED
uled to play In Cleveland The season will
close October &.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
WHAT HE NEEDED

Mr. Richquick had hired yacht ana
gone for cruise In the South seas fhe
yacht was caught in heavy sea anu
MI Richquick paid the penalty ne 'e""-
ed over the rail and longed for death.
Can get you anything, sir?' saio t"s
stewards voice.
Yes" said Richquick. and there Wa
world of entreaty in his voce-'yes--
sat MEAN island."-Philadelphi Ledger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
HOUSE PASSES BILLION
DOLLAR DEFICIENCY BILL

Washington, Feb. 1s.-The billion dollar
urgent deficiency appropriation DILL carry
ing half billion for the military estao-
lishment and large sums for the navy ana
other branches of the government was
passed to-day by the House without
record vote.
In direct appropriations and In author'-
zation for obligations during the re-
mainder of this fiscal year, the total OF
the measure is $1.1O7, 10000. 1t now goes
to the Senate where it will be given
PROMPT consideration.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
NATIONAL MACHINE co.
HAS 100000 CAPITAL

Montpelier. Feb. 1s.--The National Ma
chine company. Inc. of Brattleboro has
fled articles of corporation I'm the Office
of the secretary of state to manufacture
al kinds Of goods. wares and merchandise
In Brattleboro. The capital stock is $lOO. 600
signed by j. N. Harvey, ii. Il. Whitney
and IL. c. Fenton. 1t is the remaking of
an old company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
BRITISH CASUALTIES
OF THE WEEK, 4,106

London, Feb. 1s.-Casualties In the
British ranks reported during the week
ending to-day totalled 4,1O6 divided as
follows:
Killed or died Of wounds-Omcers S;
men 1.005.
Wounded or missing-Offcers 1D; men
1874
British casualties reported in the week
Just ended reached the lowest total
in many months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
CONSTANT SUFFERER FINDS RE-
LIEF.

"Y have been . constant sufferer from
kidney trouble and was down sick in bed. !"
writes C. r. Reynolds. az Herrick St..
Ninira, N. Y. II commenced taking Foley
Kidney Pills. In few days was up out
Mains, backache. biliousness. sore mus
Giles, stiff Joins. tired out" feeling. J. w.
o'euiiivan 30 Church st. (adv.l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
ORANGES TO BE USED
BY FOUR-MINUTE MEN
w. Picture Houses Not Numef0ua
Enough to Aid in Governments
Publicity Program.

Montpelier. Feb. 1S-Mason S. Stone.
who has charge Of the four-minute speak,
ers in Vermont for the federal govern
ment. has received official notice from the
department at Washington that the
oranges Of the State may be used for the
purpose Of giving publicity furnished by
the four-minute speakers. IT. has been
found there are so few moving picture
places in the towns and cities Of the
State that the information was not reach
ing the people as it was thought 1t would
be and Mr.. Stone after taking the matter
up with the officers of the State Grange
obtained their cooperation. Upon gaining
this he advised the federal department
relative to the matter and to-day received
a reply that the idea may be tried out. If
Is succeeds then the federal government
will use the plan in other States.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
VERMONT SOLDIER
DIES IN FRANCE
Gardner II. BENNETT of sutton, will
PerHhing, Victim Of Pneumonia.

Washington, Feb. 1S.-The deaths of
four privates as the result of explo-
sions. the killing of Cadet Lindley H.
De Garmo. Ridgewood, N. j.. in an air
plane accident last Saturday and the
suicide of Lieutenant Gordon Loring
Rand, Lawrence, l.. l., N. Y. attached
to the aviation section of the signal
corps, were reported to the war de-
partment to-day by General Pershing.
were reported
Private Charles c. Wright. pneumo-
mia, Pittstown. N. j.: Private Gardner
H. Bennett, pneumonia, Sutton. VT.
Private Stephen Svek. pneumonia,
Bruceton, Pa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
CUT THIS OUTFIT IS WORTH
MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
enclose with five cents to Foley & Co..
2SSb sheffield Ave-, Chicago. ILL.,. writing
your nane and address clearly. You will
receive In return a trial package contain
ting Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group. Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley CAthartie Tablets. J. w.
'>'S",livan. 30 Church st. (adv.l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21
OF INTEREST TO AMERICANs

Bolo Pasha's activities were Of peculiar
Interest to Americans because II was
charged that OF the funds at his disposal
N.eSa.ooo was Transferred from the
OF New York. It was a. q result Of the
discovery OF his manipulation of this fund
through five New York banking houses
that the New York State attorney general
was able to obtain information which was
forwarded to N. Jusserand. the French
ambassador at Washington. and which
brought about Bolo's arrest In Paris.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-21

Ottawa. Ont, Feb. 14.-Sir Cecil
Spring Rice. former British ambassa-
dor to the United States, died this
morning, at one o'clock, of heart fall
ure at Government House. Lady
Spring Rice and his son and daughter.
Betty, aged and II, respectively, were
with him
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
6rek Y$rdHe II seras:: Donnrhas ben 10. 5eptenbu 1878.

Mtein lieblter Gang, tpeit1t i'd am 90
se oes Serrn aus Der f~raiien Broia
oes Matagsy uno &rieeslebens in oas
beiliee 8ebiet Der Boeiie fliidten uno
9rolt uno grbolung iuden min, mas
ib in anberem 2eieitoff ntdt finoe.
unb mas 5attu Mnna niht befinet
nr1b beoid)tet, lit iiberbai1pt nitt
inert, beiuneen uno beoidtet au rperc
oen. Sic oiatet unieren anoeren Dih=
tern ia idon felt Sabren regeImdBie
unb obne boB bieie our Beftnnune
fommen, Die beften uno berrliditen
Stoffe Dor Der Naie meg. l1n6 bas lit
aud tpobI Die urfad)e, tpesbaIb Mnna
aird)ftein nnieren iibrigeu oeutid-
amerifanifhen Didtern anes Dor Der
Naie Deafdnappt. unb % 1ie a,tt)
Didternafenldngen boroi,s lit, 10 bab
oieie iib in ibre Didtertoga nno tie
fes 5dueism biilen uuo tbr oas
Sefb rdunten.
GA Collie 60. 5eroIo.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
2nbmis 5niba als 3euse.

@s mar inn Sabre 1906. 2uomte
Jiloa lpeilte IN ben Ser. 5taate1r.
Als gefeierter @uit Der Mmerifmaer
oeutider Serfunft. Nab ieiner @iids
febr In Die alte 9eimot fdrieb er elm
Bud .ImerifaniiGe ginoriide". 9ns
rim idiloert er. tpas er eeieben naO
gebort. Bie er nns Entertainer oeut4
iher Serfunft gefunoen. Inter an
oerem ihrieb er: Dian miirbe bic
Deutihatnerifaner griinblib perfe1,.
men, tpenn man anndbme, burG ben
4fsent, ben fie auf ibr Deuti1tum
legen, fdme ibr Mmerifanertum al
furs @s lit nie in Der gbe. Gin
refter Mann peiB Die 2iebe gu iet.
ner 2ebensgefdbrtin nit Der 2iebe su
ieinen 8llitspernanoten iebr mobI su
perbinoe; aber inn Safe eines 13mis
ites miro er auf Ole Seite BET Grfos
renen treten. Die grforene lit fin
ben Dentffamerifaner Mmerifa. 9as
groBe Staatsweien, benz er iid) arges
ibloiien bat, ent5inoet aar balo in
linn ienen Batriotismus, ser nidt
auf Sraoition, ionoern ouf perionli=
der 9anfbarfeit, peri6nlid)er Sim
gabe berubt. Oas itiirmiide Sempo
Der Notwithstanding reiBt i'm nit
nos ertDeiterte gemegungsfeIo, oos
ieiner 8oBn feline notiirlio5en ,tnb
feline fiittitliden Sdraltfen iest, te-
fliigelt i'm. Die 2llIt gum 2ebe1
fom11t iiber i'm.
2uowie Snloa meilte rtur einlge
Wfonate BEL uns, BEL ipeitem nift
lange ge11ug, UNI 2ano nnD 2eute in
poIem l1mfnnge fennen gu lerref,.
Wenn er troBoem in Der fur5en Bet
Dos 8eien 0es Entertainers oeutider
Serfnnft 10 FLAIR uno 10 3utreffeno
iAiloern fonnte, oann benefit oas,
haB Der Imerifaner beutl6er 6era
funft iein Mmerifmlertlm, sic Srelle
gum 2anoe ieiner @abI feline SIT.
banglidfeit an Die umgebung 10 Of
fen seiete, oaB es aii1 benz Sa,1O.
fremben niht idtper tpurbe, in oie5es
8eien ein5ubringen, flar gu erfen-
men, BOB Der Mmerifaner oentider
Serfunft BET aller iinnigen Bflcge
ieiner beimatliden grinnerungen
nifts an6eres iein Mill als Mmerifa-
ner. unb mas Der @alt a1ls Jrarf.
frrt am Wain in 10 fnraer i3eit fob,
fam ben eigenen Mitbiirgern i'm
iabr5ebntelangem 3uiammenIeben
unmoslid entganeen iein. SIT ,es
alt6 nidt. Sere, bic nnss berfernelL
molten uns perfennen. ODER aber, iie
boben iif niemals oie Miibe gegebeil
nns fennen 81 lernen. Sn iebcm
Sale baben tie fem &edt, nns al Der.
nrteilen.
unipilieuoe u1tb befangere &ibter
ab5ulebnen, lit Menihqlreft. llnb
Wenidenredt lit bon ieber onerifas
niides &eft geuelen.
0inc. Sreie Breiie.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
SerIangt: S~ranfnpirttriaaea.

Ser @e~mpralarat Ser 4rmee ser
Ser. Staaten. Or. s. @oreas, for
bert nns auf. einen Mufruf an iunge
Ndbden oit erlaiien, Die iih IN bet
MiIitdr- iino Marine : &ospit6Iern
Der @~rarfenpflege an miomen min.
iden, iid BON go. Suit an in ser
n1diterL bonn 5rauen-aomite oes
Council of Sectional 9efenie" etab-
Iierten Mefrutierunes-S Citation ss
meloen. Ser ariee erbeiidt cine ME
seabnte @naaH gepriifter @arterin.
men, bod fonnen MIR Dieienieen. bic
einen pollen 4ltrias ourdgemadjt
bubett, gum iiberieeiihen Dienlt Der.
anee5oge1 perben. gs ueroen 25..
600 iunse Grauen inn Glitter BON 10
bis 35 Sabren perlangt. fie miiSien
intelligent, nerantmortIidl, BON better
@eiunobeit iein uno cine quite GdrI-
biloung ~senoifen baben - nod Def.
fer lit cine Goaege-MusbiIouna Sic
Stuoentin erb1It Soft, 2ogis nilo
unterridt frei. in manhen 56Ien
aud eine entfddoisuns fir Bidder
uno Uniform. 3odoem iie ibre
Briifnns beitanoen, raneiert oas Sc.
bolt BON 500 bis $500 per Monat.
Ser @~eneralar5t Or. g. @orgas,
BaibiugtonL 9. g.. erteiIt auf Mn.
fraee n6bere Musfunft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
@eieklid5e 8~eitimmnnsen iiber Sci
tnngs : Announcements.

Die ppm 8unbesoberseridt abse-
gebenen Gntideibnngeil iinb BON grus
kem Snterefe, ioiupbl fir 3eitnmgs.
beransseber, ais beren riidit1nbiae
Mpnnenten. Die n~teiiten 3eitnngsle-
Ter nnS biele 6eransgeber limb nil
ben bic Announcements leitcn6eu Sc
!eten nid)t nertrant, nn6 ,uir IaIcn
0ieie Gntideibumgen 6es b6diten &C.
ridltsbofes Der Der. Stnatcn bier for.
gen:
rMpnnenten, fuelf)c feine aus
Sriidlide sesenteiIige Notis sehen,
limb als ibr announcement erneneri
tpiimihenS sa b~etradjten."
n@enn bic Mbunnenten lire GET
tiing abbeitellen, Sarf Der Seramsae-
ber linen bieielbe 10 LANCE snIdlidcn,
bis ale &iftanbe be5ablt fino."
y&enn Der Mpnnent Die Gntge-
sennabme BON 3eitidrifteu rom Yoif.
amt, an tueld)es bieielbem aeIanoi
limb, beriueigert, 1T er bafir perant-
mOrtlid, Biz er feline 3iiditanSe be-
sablt.4
nWenn Abpnnenten mad amberen
Srten Mmsieben, pine ben Scransge-
her baDou 81 Observation-Disclosures, ttnb Die
3eitamg inter Der friiberen MoreIe
geianbt luirn, iuirb Der Nbgnnent per-
amtfuortlih gebalten."
Der 0eridtsbpf balt anfredt,
baf bic 8eigernng Der 9eransnabme
BON 3eitidriften ans oem 4pitamt,
uoer lfmsiehen unb hieielben pbne
9ahfrage snriflaheno, elm nnrm-
ftDklid)er getueis bes beabfidtisteH
Behring's it,"
pNenn Mbpnuentem i'm ppraus be-
sablen, finb bieielben NIT Mblanf III.
res Announcements gebalten, benz Ser
ansseber babun Nptis 81 aeben, fuenn
iie Die 3eitrng nidJt meiter 5iseianDt
iuiinideu; anbererieits lit Der Mbon-
nent ne%rantiuprtlidj, bis er ansbrif-
iidDe Nptis NIT Der 3ablnne aler
Nhditanbe an ben ,Serausaeber eingc-
iauSt bat"
Kant Dem @eiet fOnnen 3eitnnas-
Seransaeber irsenb eiHen Wann ,ue-
gen gctrnses perbaftsn lafIen, bet ii.
ne 3cifuus eutseeen nimmt nno sid
ipeisert, bafir an ~bssabien. Cant bic.
lem @ciss iit 60 fir eineu @ann elm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
Gin brapeg Mdbel.
Granaoiiides golfsIieo.)

Bar emit elm iunges M1oeL
Die 8rapbeit in 3erion,
ltnb Die gefieI benz Serrn 8aron,
gr tpuBte iie finoen.
MIs er BON ieinem S1loB
Sns Selo rift bod gu Sob.
Gr idiDang fi6 aus bent SatteI,
umnrmte iie eeidmino.
ct fiiB mtb bod mein ih0nea
Sinh"
nMd." REF oas Id6el dngltlidt
Mit iebr per5agtem Sor,
oAd, gerne, Serr 8aron.
Mein gruoer lit i'm @einbera,
Bie leift fam ct llns iebnl
@r rpiiroe slei9 gum 8ater gebn.
Man miiBte llmihou balten
Oort BON benz Boben Stein,
Ob mir bier limo auein."
Ser MIte feuft ben Stein bod
Gas Waoel fltnf unb jung
Sprinst auf oas &oB nit einei
Sdpung.
p@roB @ott, mein bober @onner,"
lln6 fort lit iie int Hu.
Ser Serr Baron idaut 5u.
Sbr Wabel fonnt oraus lernen,
8ie man 1ih rettet fIug.
@er min, Der lit iih Sfus eeruts.
9od lit in uniern Gaaen
@obl eirem Serrn Baron
&ein Mdol mebr entfIobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19

gefGbrlider Sniff, irinea absnne-
mentsbetras ied5s Nuaate bis 81 Ella
nnb einem balbeu Sabre unbssablt a.
tlaifen hnb bann benz Hoitmeiher ~
iascn, bic Setting nit benz 8ermerf
nrcfnirb" ST bcrieben, pber benz Ser
atisseber cine Notia 81 ienSen, bic
3~uien6nns Der 3eitnng eiusnnelten.a
9ieie Gntideibans bes 4nnoes-
oberseridts 1T bereits Dor IGisercr
Set abgegeben tuoroen. Die BARN
entbaltenen Neitimmtusen iinS bafrd1
bic tieitel Hpit- nltS &riess-0 eiete
n,tr mph beri9drft iuorSen, 6a lie al.
iolnte &oramsbesablans Dcrlansen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
! aefabrIidlem 3nitauSe.

Sn sefabrlidern 3nitambe. Serr
q. 8ebrenbs BON 8ilmont, Minn.,
idreibt: sd muB iasetr, oaB iid
6orni's 4Ipenfrduter IN Dem Ton
meines fleineh feds Sabre olten
Sobnes ~elan5eno betpabrt bot. Sci.
ne @eiuuobeit wor Itets cine ldJp1f,
lide uno angegriffene getpeien; ct
fonrte tpeoer leben nod iterben. Sssest
iprinet, ipielt uno iinet er oen eon-
SEN Gag" 0ieS aIte ardatermittel
lit n0breno uuo itarfenb. nno pirft
maf bas sar5e aorperfpitem. @s 1T
feline apotbefermeoi5in. @egen alts.
funft penoe man iid) an Or. 8eter
5abrneD & Cons 60, 25Ot @ojb.
ington 8lpb., Gbieaeo, sd. (Ins.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
~8effimmnnsen bes &riegs=$rpbibi.
tipns= @eietes.

Nabfolgenoer 1T Der 8ortlmat oes
bonn Senat angenommerert &riegs,
Erobibitoins @merloements.
nOaB nod Dem 80. Stunt 1919 Biz
5l1m gnoe oes gegenlpartigen &riegcs
uno oana6 Bis 5um Sd)Inife ser @bs
riiihang, beiien Dotrm pom Brdlioen.
ten Ser Ser. Staaten feiteeiest unb
angefiinoigt ueroen ioa, feline @etrel-
oearten, Gerealien, Sriidte nnb on
oere Nabrltngsproonftion III ser Ser,
itelltng unb Broouftion bon Bier,
8ein ober anoeren berau11enoen,
malsieen ODER meirigen Sliiiiigfeiten
fir Eriuf5mefe pertponbt perben
ionen.
UNo1 Dem 30. SUM 1919 biz sum
Gnoe bes gegentndrtigen 4rieges urto
oanah bis gum 5hluiie Der Mbrii-
Itung, oeiien Datum pom Bralioenten
Der Ser. Staaten feltgeiekt unb ar1ee,
fiin6igt mer6en ion, ioaen feir Bier,
Wein ODER anbere berauidenoe, NAL,
5ise ODER tpeinise 51iiiigfeiten fir
TrinfSuede, a,iber fir export, ber.
fduft merben.
Der &ommiiidr Der @intiinfte aus
@innenitelern lit hermit ermd1tigt
ur6 a~ngeipieien, Der 8utbeibung iei.
tens bes Observation-Disclosures unters
t%Dorfete &eseln uuo Gori1rifter1 Be.
5iiglid Der Scratching unb bes Ser,
faufs o~iitinierter Spirituoien uno Scr
Seraisnnbme bon in Soaper1hlnB
befinolideu 5pirituofen nab Dem 80
SSuni 1919 biz aiir Mufbebmng 6ieles
@efeses fir aroere oIs grinf5uede
oergIeihen be8iielif Der &erItennna,
oes 8erfaufs mno Der Musgabe bon
@ein fir ~iaframentaIe, meoisinifde
nno an6ere als Erinf5pede, al1f5iis
lteGen.
.Nob Der @utbeiBung oieies Sc,
fetes oirfen feline beitinierte, mnIsi,
ge, ipeinee ODER orloere berauiAenoe
@etrGnfe m1breno Der Duuer oes Jet.
sigen &rieees uno oes 3eitraumes
Der Mbriiitung IN Die Ser. Staaten
eingefiibrt tperoen. Sebe Her5on, Ole
gegen Die angefiibrten Beitimmungea
DeritoBt, fol- init Saft bon nidt mebr
als einem Sabre ooer NIT elmer
$1,000 nidt iiberlteigenoen @elobuBe
ODER init Saft unb @eIobuBc 5ugleid)
beitraft tperoen.
.gs lit porgeieDerL oaB Ger Brdii-
bent Der Ser. Staten erm1dtigt fem
iou uno bierbei ~ermGdtigt ift, gu IT,
geno elmer Set nah oer M%nnab1ne
oieies Geiebes 3onem in elmer Mns-
%oebnung, als ibm ratlid erihetnt, I'M
@oblengr1iben, ariegsbeoarf -8obri=
fem Sdiffbau-M nlagen nno ioIde an,
oere Inlaaen fir SerfteIlug bon
&riegsmaterial, fir Die es i'm rotis
ideint, ein5uridtem, iobalo nod lei.
mem Dafiirbalten Die Sdaffung 1ol.
der 3onen fir Die ridJtige 5iibritns
bes &rieses notig ooer ratiam lit;
mo 6aB e bierburh ermdhtigt lit,
ben 8erfaut Die &eritellung ODER Die
Seraasgabune bermi6enoer @etrdnfe
in iolden 3onen gu berbieten ui,o baE
jeoer BerltoB eeeen Die Mnoronungen
oes Troiibenten in oieier 8e5iebiine
nit Saft BON niht mebr als einem
Sabre o6er NIT elmer @elobuBe bon
nidt mebr oils $1,000 ODER nit @elo-
buBe umo Saft 5usIei6 beltraft iper.
ben ion.
nJerner porgeieben oaB nidtg in
oieiem @eiese 10 arseeleet meroen
ION, Dab Die @epaIt, Die Dem Br1li.
benton ourd Self. Is oes Nabrungs=
mittel : 9ontrele @eieses, oas am
10. auguit 1917 angenommen MUIR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
Nifberltanbnis.

9o6ter {Oon Der Sodseitsreiie er.
a0bleno): oIls i6 NIT 6ris Den
Berg binauftritt, mare ih beinabe
ocrun9liidt, Der eieI tuurbe pIosIid
eisenfinnia
Wltter. n@as, aai Der Sodaeits.
reifs fbon2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
Gin 3edboael.

,gfun. tpie mars, balt 9u quite
0uartiere oebnbt?" 8unser bob
id eelitten; iiberan, trobin i'd Sc.
fommen bin. bot Die SOdin idcn ei.
men Sdat eebabtl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
Derinben in ieoer 8eiie Der &esierane
Sebilfli9 su iein.
Neo 6,;en -, oe&niunru
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
Den asies an eeininnen.

StN NEItB On ytlutIIAtN-
Sic 8errpnItttng ipiin19t ben 9ienlt
ben Aniorberuugen bes Bublifrrts ges
NAB 5u ee5talten.
Sa bfeiem 3pefe nfferiert fid Die
Rithilfe nler ibrer Departements. Sic
nelaen Staten - Srndt ME Bnfuge -
peroert ben Beamten bes Ierfebrs : Ses
partements bieT Yelesenbeit bteten unb
fe iperoen iiberan germ bebiIfIi1 iein.
tie M~nipenbnng ober Nlseirlnnoeriebnne
bifier Hdten an erfIdren, 10 6ab be Eas
tro1tc ben ~geriugiten Grab bon Bera1ees
ring ober lnbequemlidfeit inbe5rg aui
ben SerSanbt ober Die 2eittng lines @ea
i1dits iiber Dieie 2inien pber Nebenlis
yien baben.
Bic B~ertpnlttns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19

VAR SkVnsceSIAlfPS
teouxD ~ THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Grfannt.

Sunger 2ebemann (oer un Die
Sono Der ganfierstodter anb1It)
DDas cine ltelle id) aber ais geein-
gitng -. oie Sof5eit miiBte lang
items i~nnerbalb adt 8ofen feinl"
Bolfier: .Ha -. ma -. ltlr
nidrt 10 eili9l I'D aebe Sbr,en
bolt iinteroeiien eineu-BoridyuB!"
0as geI0 ipridh. lpenst es als
eine @araufie oeponiprt prrb