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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
FL PAS0 DRAF 7
MEN OVER 1900
Local Boards Compile Fig
ures On Men Sent by
Them To Service.

FL Paso's draft boards have furn-
ished over 1900 men TO the armies of
the United States. according to their
reports today. as follows;
The county board indicted into ser
vice 197 men and had released so they
could volunteer 81 This board re-
ports So delinquents under the regu-
lations prior to December Is, 1917. and
&c since then.
Board No. 1 reported 4S7 men in
Quoted in the service with 20 re-
leased to volunteer.
Board No. had not compiled its
figures. but gave as an estimate $50
as having been placed into the ser
vice.
Older Men Released.
All draft registrants who, on Sep
TENDER u. 1915 had attained their
3Tth birthday. are released from fur
Their classification. but the work Of
the local and district draft boards il
proceeding fer registrants who on
that date had reached their 18th. but
had not attained their 37th- birthday.
Orders viii be issued to send out
questionnaires to IS year old regis
trants so as to classify them,f was
reported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
ALTA VISTA COUNCIL TO
HAVE A BIG MEETING SOON

The war might be over. but the Alta
Vista council of defence has Just
started to work, il was decided at 2
meeting of its executive committee
Tuesday evening at Alta Vista school.
Crawford Harvie presiding. 1t was
decided to make the executive COM
mittee permanent, to assist the gov
eminent in all reconstruction work
for the next several years
A big meeting of the membership
at large will be held Tuesday evening
at the school, and Harry Swain was
appointed a committee Of one to ar
range entertainment. Fred Stevenson
was appointed chairman for the meet
ing.
appointed by chairman Harvie to do
whatever work the government might
allot them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
View Baseball Outlook
rs Extremely Hay

Peoria, Ill, Nov. 13.-The baseball
outlook for 1918. as viewed by the
members Of the National Association
Of Professional Baseball leagues, in
session here. is extremely hay. In
timations were given today by some
Of the members that no concerted
action concerning schedules would be
taken by the association. but th2t
each league would be left to settle Its
own difficulties.
Jack Holland. president Of the
Western league. says his league will
open May 1, for a full season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
PITTSBURG BLOCK BURNED;
ESTIMATED LOSS SI0n. nnl

Pittsburg, Pa. Nov. 13.-Fire. which
was followed by five explosions. broke
out in the plant OF the Eagle Lubri-
eating company this morning and rap
idly spread TO adjoining buildings.
which are in the heart Of the business
district.
The fire was under control shortly
after noon, after it had burned the
greater part of the block.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13

We remind those who are getting
ready Christmas packages for sending
TO France that here viii be found just
the gifts they want. They are gifts
that viii bear the right Christmas
message and still occupy very little
space in the box Our stocks have
been selected with greater care this
year than ever and we are sure that
we can help you in finding just the
gifts for the boys in france
w T. HixsOn Co.. Jewellers.
Mills and Mesa on the Piaza--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
ARIZONA COUNTIES REPORT.
SI53.O68 FOR WAR RELIEF

Phoenix, Ariz-, Nov. 13.-Arizona
counties have reported the collection
Of SIS, 06S to noon today in the united
war work campaign. The states
quota is 100000.
Greenlee county leads in percent
age. having raised Sc percent OF its
quota, while Yavapai, which led all
counties in America in per capita
subscriptions for the Y. II. c. A drive
last year, reports 70 percent raised
Boys and girls alone have given over
$4,000 through the Victory Boys and
Girls organization.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
YSLETA BOYS RUN OUT
OF PLEDGE CARD SUPPLY

Q. r EVerman, scout executive and
chairman OF the Victory boys work
among the graded schools. reported
large numbers Of pledge cards coming
in every day. The amounts are from
81 to IS each Mr.. Everman said that
an additional supply Of cards for that
district had been requested and for
Warded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
DoNA ANA OVER THE roP.

Las Cruces, n. NJ. Nov. 15.-Dona
Ana abs gone over the top in
the united war work campaign. The
county chairman. William Alexander
Sutherland, wired last night TO that
effect. Contributions and pledges
were mostly unsought- Dona Ana in
all past drives has gone over the top
and in the last Liberty loan went
over four times. The drive still con-
tinues
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
REV. H. VAN VALKENBURGH
GOING ON SPEAKING TOUR

Following the service at the First
Methodist Episcopal church Wednes-
day night. Rev. Henry Van Nalken-
burgh will leave the city for Alpine
public rallies in the interest OF the
united war work campaign. He VIII
return aSturday and fill his pulpit
SUNDAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13

TotaI

Total .....-.-..--.-.-.-S b4,zbz-4O
J. X Haigh, local representative Of
the Warrington Pump company,
Tuesday evening contributed $500 for
his company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
DALLAS BREwERs GIVES SIS.

HEADQUARTERS Of the Dallas Brew
cry company Tuesday afternoon tele-
graphed 7 Rush Person. local agent,
to Contribute S25 to the united war
workers fund in FL Paso. This COM
pany will close up its affairs January
l, 1913, il was stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
NOW ARE MOST
TRYING TINES
War Work Campaigners
Told Army Needs Help
More At End of War.

THE rehabilitation period will
prove the most trying time that our
soldiers have experienced and there
will be need for more work from the
seven sisters than at any previous
time during the whole war period.
said Mai. Henry T. Thompson, COM
mander of the 21st battalion. United
States guards, who was the principal
speaker at the war workers luncheon
at the Sheldon hotel Wednesday noon
Il know from my practical expert
ence at the end Of the Spanish-Amer-
lean war how hard il is TO hold SOL
diers within the straight and narrow
way after the shouting and tumult
dies. and what great opportunity for
service will be offered these war
working organizations.
Waiting Tries Souls.
There is little danger to the moral
characters of men who are on the fir
ing line or those whose time is fully
occupied with hard work. but when
they have nothing to do but TO wait
it tries their very souls.
When the first estimate OF $780,
OOO,0 was made, it was not known
that the war would SO soon close
When this fact became evident, the
authorities realized that much more
money would be necessary If our men
are saved and asked that $3.50. 900, 600
be contributed"
~Y' Brought Them Life.
Mai Thompson told OF the arrival
of his battalion in FL Paso. all OF his
men marked unfit for service over
seas" and disheartened. and finding
Just across the street from their camp
the Y. ". C A. home, and how the
secretaries came over Immediately
and brought life to his command He
said that the Y. NJ c A had greatly
aided in bringing his battalion into
its present state Of efficiency He
also expressed his special delight in
knowing that the Y. NJ c. A. would
soon establish homes at Camp Cot
ton, the Santa Fe bridge and the
smelter for the benefit OF his bat
talon.
Must Aid "Seven Sisters"
The welfare Of the world depends
largely upon the work OF the seven
sisters" during the next two years, and
these organizations must be given
what is necessary to sustain them,
closed Maj. Thompson.
kilograms from DR.. John r. Mott to
l. A. Coulter, manager for Texas.
showing the absolute necessity for the
fund asked and outlining the work
that would be done during the demob-
ilization period. and from others were
read.
should Explain Fully.
E. ". Kayser. for the conscience
committee, said that many people do
not realize yet the necessity for war
work since peace has been brought
so near, nor do they have any idea Of
what they should actually contribute.
Others think that il all must be paid
at once when, they have until next
March for their final instalments. He
urged the workers to explain all
these matters carefully, and assured
them that they would secure pleasing
results.
J. l. Graham. chairman, asked that
all workers attend the noon lunch
cons and that II was absolutely nee
essary IL interest were maintained
and FL Paso's quota raised
The following amounts were re-
ported secured since Tuesdays an
nouncements:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13

7 UrhER D. WIsHARD. who had
Il been sent to France by the war
council at the request Of president
Wilson. is on a tour of Texas. speak
ing on behalf Of the war work cam
paign.
Mr.. Wishard is expected to arrive
in FL Paso in time for a mass meet
ing at Liberty hall Thursday night.
when he Will speak on Y. N. c. A.
activities at the front
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13

CurtIss q Co. buy Liberty Bonds
Adv.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-27

generlnllng uno ben 6einsebalt Ser
Weiin5en BEL uro ieste bas @etpiht
berab afit oielern peri1leebterten
@eloe be5ablte bierauf Sic 9feeierllng
ibre @lmibiger itflo 2iefesarten. Die
2ellte famen Dem 5bipiiloel ielblt-
perltanolib iogleib auf Die Sp1tr, Die
nenn Wdin5en lDurben erltiprehello
ibrer Gerlblebterllltg llieoriger be-
pertet uno. oie ir1l neuen @eIoe aus
georiidten @aarenpreiie ltiegen i'm
gleinen 8erbdltltis. llrier Qnaf=
ialber balt Die @elddftslellte nod fiji.
efnen 6rao nuiDer; er glaubt nit ei=
iler bloBen 4e1toerllng oes geantsns.
Die Sa6e abgetnn.
Die beitere aonlobie bat leioer ii,s
rem erniten 6intergrltno. g8eiI ieoer
Sag neue fiibne 9roiefte 5eiigt, fper-
fen ihlieBlib gen uno geboroen ale
Blame in oenielben Sigel, aleihaiil-
tig, Oh lie elmer tieferen grfenrtnis
Der 3niamntenbange Ser Dinge eilt=
iprollen ooer bloBe &irngeipinite iino.
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Die sulbene Bride sum Srieben,

Gin aRitarbeiter oes 8erncr
.gnno@ f6reibt:: Die @eIonote DER
&riegs5eit boben nod iInrner finan-
sielle ganienofiinltler mno QuadIoI-
Der beruorgebrad)t. 9afiir bietet Die
@eihibte 9eiipiele in Siiae uno
5iille gs mare elm @unoer, ipenn
oies gegentpdrtig nift ald) Der 6na
ipare. aiir5lid lit mir inperiebeits
cine groidiire auis 9Eult gefIoeen
nit 6eln Dieliagenoen Sitel. .9ie
goloenc Bride gum 5rieoenl Aufs
bebung aIer ariegs- ilno Staats.
ibuloen burd Der Menlhen @ille. "
Dos rie6t nad Seftiererei alio fort
NIT Dem Graftathen in ben 8apier-
forb, iagte id mir iogleih. @eiaot,
getar 3mei Sage baraui leie ib in
elmer bleligen 3eitung einen 2eitarti-
fel. Der iib ernltbaft nit iener gro-
ihiire befaBt sllio grade i1 iie tpie-
Der aus Dem Ynpierforb berpor. "a
leie id) allf Der erlten Seite Die prob-
r
lenoe slmfiinoisuns: Oiele 8roi6l.
re ipuroe in bier Spraden abgefaBt
nno on Die maBgebenoen SteIlen al
Ter S1noer perianot. Oeffentlide
Olsfulllonen oes ausgeiprohenen
@eoanfens iinb eripiinidt lrno iuer-
ben beoftiportet, @ortliber 9tad)-
Druid nno @eiterperbreitilng Der gro-
ihiire iino bebingunosIos geitattet. .
limo Der Snbalt oieIer ononpnte.t
Shrift, Die es nernleioet, oen 9ruf-
ort an5ugebeu2
Sn gerlauFe oes arieees lit folt
alles 8olo nno Silbcr aus Dem lin.
lauI peridpluloen uno in oie 9oiIen
Der 3entrolnotenbanfen gemoaoert.
Der '&ert oes @oIoes nmo oes Sil.
berS lit blob fifth, bon Den Meuihen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-27

ltfraine persi6tet ant BeHarabien.

Ger enaliId)e Yrernier oIogb
George bielt bei einem Diner cine
4eoe, in Der er mnierm 2ebcusmitteE-
fontroGemr SDoper amfs l56dife prizes
nnb erflGrte, ieine Semibnmgem bat-
ten Sie 9efahr, bar sic Nlliiertem
amsaebmnaert merben f6nnten, beIei-
tiai.
,Sm ltnterbams Oes enaliIdlen Bar
laments lit cine gill anqenOmmen,
nad) Ser flint ,salre nudl Sem Srieae
feine oentIdJen ganfen In Gnalanb
eriitieren Siirfem.
,sm Gtrofberspgtlm 8aben ioG bas
Nalariafieber epibemifdj aufgetreten
iein, es ipnr6e BON Ernppem aus benz
Nalfan bort eingeIdlleppt.
Cine 0epeid)e ans NaIbinatum
melbet, Die nene Stener anf iiberarp-
ne Erufite, anf iueldJe iidl bas So-
mite fir Wi;ftel unS gSeae aeeiniat
llat, iuerSe Der geaiernua Elm Gin
fpmmen BON 1850 Mtiflipnen Collar
briuaen.
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Wable
Sur &Dnaref IA. Gi1trift.

Sic uSreie 9reiie" It autoriIisrt,
BEN N6tbnren Sames s. Slaphem ais
@anoioat fir Die gSieberipabl fin Dcr
IA. &on9reb@9iitrift au5ufinloisen, abb
bangl9 bon ben am 27. sSuIi 1tattfinoeuz
Den oenofratii1en Brir1dripahlen
(golitiife a15eige.)
Sic rSreie YreiIe" lit alttoriliert.
GarlDs See aIs &anbibaten fir oen
&Dngrek i'm H. &ongreB~ ~8iltrift nnsu>
fiInoigen, dbbdn9ig bon Der g1ltidjeionna
Der bentofratifben Brimdrtpablen.
lRolitif6e 9nseige.)
9ie .Sreie grefle" 1T altoriliert,
ben gl1tb. u. 3. 8arrett bon San Aus
tonic nls &arloibaten fir bel1 @unarcB
bonn IA. 9i1trift anailfiiilbigen, ab6ans
gig bon ben bemofratiifen Erintdrtpabz
len am 81. SnIi 1918.
(Eolitiide Nnaeise.)
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sir Gtaatslenator, "a. giitrift.

SIZE uDreie Breile" 1T nutoriliert.
9errn Sarrp 5ertbers als &anDibnteu
fiir ben @ieriinbsuan5isiten Genatoriel-
len Siftrift, tpel6er Die Counties 8erdr,
&enbaG, aerr, Steal, @iIlespie nlo gall<
oera ltmfabt. an3nfiinoioen.
(Rolitiid5e Mnaeige.)
Sic sSreie Breiie" lit alltoriliert,
Die &anbibatur bon 9errn @. 6. 9inDcn
fir bas Gmt als Senntor beg "a. tern<
niIhen 0iitrifts, beite1eno aus Sen
Counties Bernr, aenbaa, &err, @iaes<
pie, Bmlbera llllb Steal, ail5ufiinoigen.
abbdngig bonn glnsfnu ser oentofratis
Ie]en Erimdripahlen am 81 Snli 1918.
(golitiibe gln8eise.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-27

,yH SpHDDH Ut etHe Sepela}e ulfS
SaiiD eingetrDffen, nndJ iuelher Der
&6nig pon 9inmanien angeoronet bat,
baf Elm Sell bes 9anSes an bic gans
ern perteilt luerbe.
Die Sideden iDllen in 9htflamb
8aian, Ginbirsf nn6 Snmprn genom-
men baben nnb beitGnbig iuciter ee.
gen Mpsfan nprriidem.
2eninc bat In einer Neoe eraGrt,
9fnfianb miiiIe nad) bem @ertrag
mt Brett Gitoiusf an 9entId)lam6
60O0 Miiliunen @nbel be5ablen. Ser
gcrind) Der Gusial -MepulmtionGre,
9imflan6 6mrd Die Grmprbmng bcs
bentiden Weianbten in einen ncnen
Srieg NIT 9ettidlan6 sit peripifeln,
lei fein @eg, iid Ina ben 9rrtras
bernmsn6riifen. 9snr onrdl Die ge
meiniamen Mnitrengmngen 6es Erulc-
tariats nnb Der armen Ganblente
f0nne Elm iolder Wes gefnn6en her.
ben.
Cine Wfusfamer Sepcide an Die
s&0lniife 3eitung" melSet, ser
FINITE Natiouale aonsref ppn sitr-
feitan babe Snrfeitan fir cine Gcp,=
blif in 4erbinomng nit 9inflan6 err
Hart.
Der a6lniiden Wolfsseitltns ,uiro
aus Wosfan felegrapbiert, bic ebc-
iaaligen 0rukfariten Gonitantin,
Sgpr nnb Siuan apnitantiniiuitid)
mnb Sergins Nidaelonitid ieien BON
einer nnbefanmten gDlfsmenee ent-
fiibrt luproen.
Die nfrainiide Nesier,lns fat offi-
siell befannt geniadjt, baF iie lire
slnipriide anf 8eiIarabien anfgebe.
Die TrDpinSialrcgiermng Gibiriens
in Cmsf fat bic llnabbGnaiafeit 81.
biriens erfIGri.
Der beriiBmte rniIiidje 9idter mnS
GeDolnfiDmar Warim Wurfi iol TN
Sterben Iiegen,
Eremierminiiter qenime ioll rrffart
baben, Die ietiae rniiiid)c yeaiernna
befanoe itd) in elmer iebr fritiidrn
gage.
ylns Sun6pn iuiro gcmeloet, in Der
llfraine lei Elm yamernanffamb nus.
gebroden, an oem 10000 Ganern &c.
teilist ieien.
Sn eonbon lit offi5iell befannt ae,
madlt, bat, esapan ben @orIdjlaa Ser
Ger. Staateii, bic 5idedlen mno Sin
ben in 9inflanO 5n nnteritnten, amac-
nummen babe.
Der frans0iiide 9nftI6iffer Gent.
nant Goeffaro bat fiinfsebn guftfGm.
pfc in fiinfse6n Sasen geluummen.
Gnsliide emftidiffcr baben %
Sentide 2nftldiffs bernntergebradjt.
Sanpfmann Nieinfopf, einer oer
berDorrasenoiten bentid)en smftIdif-
fer, lit gefangen genpmmen.
Der britiid)e Grenser ,Narmpra {"
lumroe am 0ieustng BON einem bent.
idlen llnterieeboot pcrienft; sebm
Witslieber Der geiatuns uerben per.
mift.
Der ipaniidje 9ampfer yNamumoe
earringa" 1T BON einem ltnterieebout
uerIenft ipprbeu. glft 9erionem limb
INNS Geben gefommen.
Striessminiiter Bafer iagt, bic Der.
lutte in ben I'M Gauge befimbliden
Sdladten iuiirben 10 idnea ME m5a.
lid ben @eriuanoten Der Verunnbeiem
mno 8efallenen mitgeteilt.
Rad oem offisiellen geridjt bonn
5reitas limb einunbpuansig SpIoa.
ten in Der Sdlad,t sefaflcn; bier
ltarben an illren &nnoen nnb icdJS
an arnnfbciten; iefjssis mmroen
idlluer periumnbet; iedls mnrSen ber.
miht nno eimer lit sefnnsen seuom-
men. Gin Seraner lit nmter 6en &c.
nannfcn, Yripate Sranf s. gaiieD
ams alta Coma; er lit IdJmer ber.
ks.s,sA.x
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Sir Gonntp-apmmiiIar - Tre5inft
Wp. d

Sic .5reie greiIe" lit nuteriiiert.
Spbn $. Gopinstpn nls Sanbioat fir
Biebertpabl fir bns slmt oes Gpiintils
aotnmiijdrs. Hreainft SO. 4. ansitiiinois
gen. abbdngie bon BEN oemofratiiheu
Rrimdrpahlen am 27. Sult 1918.
(Rolitiihe Af3eise.l
Sic r5reie Erefie~ 1T aliforiiiert.
Grant 6. Beattb aIs &anoioat fir ons
slmt oes goltntb aommifidrs. Yre5irft
Mo. 4, au5lifiinoieen, abbdnaig bon Der
eemofratiiden Yrimdripnhien mn 27.
Snli 1918.
(8olitilde araeige J
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Eeras a 8.

Aus Snlriton miro mit9eteiIt.
oaB ote Sornernte in Slt-Seras gut
ulsgefaIlen lit, oagegen Iou es Inn
Die 9nlunpollernte iebr fdllinm be-
itellt iein. gs miro bebauptet, ouB
Die Insiidten fai1n idlebter iein
f6nnten sludl oas 8ras ioa ourd,
bie Sise iiberaa peroorrt rmo per-
branltt iein. 10 baB eS enttpeoer no
tig miro, SutterItofie 5u ilnportieren
ooer oos &ieb nab onoern 8eioepld-
ten SIT transportieren.
9(us Souiton miro gerne(Set,
oaB ,oud al pielen SteIlen in Dit
gerds Die Grnte ourd, oie Erofen.
belt ii6 febr oerihledtert babe.
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I[u6 translation HlGQ WITH the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
July the 9th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
gsad Der Sasesiiberiid)t ser Mi.
YrciIe" iinS Die Sample amf Der
Ieitieite oes GoiiIons- -Sbeims' 'idJen
sdladtsebietes am syreitas nidJt iebr
f6nrf geiueien; iebr leb6aft iparen iic
aber an Der Wfarne entlang nno 5iib-
ipeitlid bon Nbeitns. 9ort baben
ssransoien, Mnterifaner, Gnglanber
nnb StaIiener NIT sroFer eei6enid)aft
gegen Die 0emtiden gefGmpft. Die
Oentfden perin6ten, iidJ in Der &alb-
gegenS n1rblid) bpn Der Wtarne 5it
balten, aber iie ipnrben BON ben
Transoien nn6 Mmerifanern iiberGll
snriifgeorGnst nnb jene @albsegenS
lit iebt bpllitGn6ig bon ben Sentideu
gel1nbert. SiibueitIid bon 9fbeims
finb nnslueifelbaft itarfe 9ieierpen in
ben &nmpf gebradt mor6em. ,Sn ser
MaAbaridaft bon yleiti baben sic
Jransoien nno bic Amerifaner meb-
rere iuid)tisc Ennfte genomnen, oa-
rnnter niid) ben Ert Menil Ielbit.
Worbiueitlifb mo Gnglan6er nnb
SemtId]e nit chamber fdmpften, 6a-
ben bic 0eiltfden Nerp nnD ben .6ii=
gel 204 sMriiferDbert, aber Die Gng-
Ianber iinb mod I'm Belts bon Brig
nh nno fait 0es gansen iibrisen Ser
rains, bas lie in jener @egcn6 ge-
nunimem bntten. Die 1ransulen ba-
ben bic Wegen6, bic iie nnf bem @ege
mad sSere-be-Sar6enDis pafIiercm
miiiIen, idarf beidoiien. Sic baben
bic Crte CmIdD-le gbateam mnb Bill
lemontoire gen0mmen mno nit Cnl=
DIP ben SAliiifel 81 ben !SSben err
langt, bic yere-en-Sarbenuis beberr-
idJen. An Der gnn5em ginie babcn
Sie &anpnen Der Nlliiertem iinamfbDr.
Ltd bic 6enti6en Gfellnngen bornbnr.
0iert. Bis jett lit nod nid)ts poa
einem Nafsng Der 9entiAen 81 be-
merfen, aber man glaubt auf Seifem
oer Mlliierten beitimntt, oaf, bieier
Madiimt bea6iid)tigt miro. Jm
n0roliden Jrnnfreid) baben bic Gng-
Idnber in 6er NGbe pun 6ebmterne
nHb Nieteren iAiuere 9lnariffe ans;m-
balfen gebabt, 6ieie tunrben aber nit
idJiucren gerlniten fir bic 9entIden
5nriifgeidla8en. Sn Maeebunien
nn6 sllbanien iunrben bic Sample
fprtgeiett nno bic slIiierten iin6
iiberall inn %orteil aeiueien.
Cine Hariirr 1cpeIde iast, sic
,yranspien nnb bic Nmerifaner batsem
iidl in ben iiioIiden WoritG6tem upn
Vtllers.S -GbatiIlon unb giuions
Srqnisnb feitaeiett. Die 9epeidle
ipribt and bpn 1000 8efanaemen,
lueldle gentadt iinb.
Ans sonbOn iuiro eemelbet, bic
9entideH Batten alles Eerrain mic.
Der perlpren, bas iie bei i6rem aro.
zen Angriff am Is. Snfi an Der Vsar.
ne genunimem haften.
Ste Barrier 3eitnng v9a eiberte"
Iagt, bic Sentiden batten lire redvte
6lanfe IN Der SoiiIpns-0ibeims &c.
geno Deritarft bnrd) Gin men aebifbc.
res Seer inter oem yefeGl bes ejene.
rails bon Gben.
Sentide Wiilitarfritifer crfennen
bic SiidJtisfeit oes alliierfen C6er.
e5enerals Tod obne 9iifiidlt an.
5entidle geridtc ans gerlin 6c.
tanpten, oak iiberall bic gnariffe Scr
sllliicrtcn snrifseidlagen iino.
ams 9pnoou iuiro gemelbet, Der
gSioerftanb Der 9entihen anf ben
s50ben binter Soiifons lei Gin Iefr
entihiebener seiueien nmb Sies lei
audi Der einsise Ennft, mo bic gll.
liiertem feine Jorfidritts eeimadyt
bafteu.
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SOMMERS
Drug Stores

Gu. / alnmp Ilasa ruo Spuifon Strase
Sci. Grudett 3541
w. . SpIebab nns Qpnitun Strafc
Sci. Grodett 1868
3tpei apptbefen eriter Gfaiis.
SpesiaIitat: Gurgfaltige Mnfertiguna
nro Abliefernns bon Iesepten.
GjrDsfe MnSmnhi BON Srpguen nn0
feineu Epilette glrtileln.
SpoamaiIef 5pnfine unb alferlei iHse
e,etranfe.
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| Court 6nlls.
Selierbans go II, Giib Stores
llr1o Hiibe Ctr.
S. 9onien's Hlab, 1908 Giib
Shores Str.
.. gria's glae, 2eoSM e.
5-a, 6. Barriers glas, s43o siio
Shores Ctr.
&c. 6oreltenos Gtore, gde 9uas
balnpe ,ulo Smitb Ctr.
Is. Hnbioln's @tore, 1913 Gern
grli5 StraBe.
rns Strabe.
Senerbals $40. | Siio Srio nnb
Watm1orns 5trabe.
1O-Spielplab. gde 8uenn giIta ii.
Sntitb Ctr.
IL Selierballs SO. s, gde guena
8iita iii1o Noiillo Ctr.
12-ainio's 5tore, 601 gSeit Saliz
mas 5trnbe.
13 Seuerbaus SO. Is, gsorD Gala@
DO llnb Here3 Str.
14-gone 5tnr Sifb 60. Store, 2501
Beft Commerce Gtr.
15 Sdnle SO. 9.
16 ySeit @no EabiQon.
17-Moribag Ctr. Gdnle.
Soiepb Shul5's Hfab. gde Mo-
mana nn0 N. Shores Ctr.
Solepb MbrS Store, 601 San
YeorD Nbenlle.
90 YnbiIlion, Sun Eeoro Yarf.
21-S SellerbmIs. Hliiien Ylace.
22-ggSooolnfpl @,rpeenb, Npo0laiul
slpe unO %. 5lores Ctr.
23-S. s. Hoorigue5's Gtore, Sde
sSones 2lbe. L. RrobiOenee Ctr.
24-@ltclio @rocerp, 301 GitcIto Npe.
25- SeuerbnlIs SO. 4, Gan Georo
glbe lino Homala Str.
26-Tellerballs SO. 2. 219 Srnbis
Strnbe.
27 g g aunb's Store, 4s2 aibe
Saf StrnBe.
26 312 Mpenle S.
29-Soletpilo 6all, 1923 Siiber Slbe.
30-Soo Sellotps Gale. @de Center
iato yiorb gberrp StrnBe
Snertons s Store, $50 Ganar ct.
30 @de Eiue nro Carton Gtrafe.
3d. Senerbals SO. 5. @de Nalon H.
6enoerion Ctr.
81 SeiIbaGer 8nilbing, 1924 Norb
yeeip graunfeIs slpenne.
3d. -H. 6. See Gd]ule, Qarnor Ctr.
So Tarlni,l GhuIe, Slt Soniton Ctr.
-@eorge Bilfe's Elab, Gde @as
tagoro9 alrlo gSbonlitlg Ctr.
3S q 3iemonted's Stnre. goliao Ii.
Santa Clara Str.
39-M. 6 HeuB' Store, 936 DIT
Commerce Str.
40-S. Sacob's Store, 1902 S9l1
Commerce StraBe.
-0enerbalts gio 8. Selmnr inab
Wlittntat Ctr.
AZ Otto G6nlibt's Gtore. gde Snz
oinila Ii. @. gberrb Ctr.
43-Nlbert Sdntibt's HlaB, 1880 g.
Greia StrnBe.
44-Wiilion Sielb 8roeerp, 2S16 9.
Yreia Ctr.
-9ighlmo Gart @roeerp, $50
Higsbb slpeniie.
46-9, @ener's Slab. 220 g. Alanlo
StrnBe
47-6euerbals SO. I. Siio alamo
llno 2abaea StraBe
ylebfads Store. @fe @aroen IT,
@embIer Ctr.
40 SelIerbmls SO. 13, Siio YreIa
Str. u1o 9ids 9loeulie.