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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-05
Dallas Tex

my last communication was writ
ten. Rained about three hours,
and / was out in it long enough
to get a soaking. / don't know
that it did the rain any damage.
have not felt any bad effects
yet.
Last Sunday | went up to G..
w. Henson's to spend the day.
Had a very nice time. Miss Abb
by Clark, formerlyof Jasper, and
Miss Eunice Mathis, of EMS,
Texas, were at Mr.. Henson's
Miss Clark has just returned
from a trip to Tennessee, and we
all enjoyed hearing her talk of
old home places and people.
Miss Mathis is a relative of the
family and a good entertainer.
We all enjoyed her company.
Sunday morning | received a
very nice present from Miss Do
ris Bracken, of Paris, Texas.
Doris never forgets grandpa's
birthday or Christmas. Doris
is my oldest grandchild. She is
the daughter of E. Claud Brack-
en-, of the Chamber of Commerce
at Paris, Texas. 1t makes one
that is getting a little old feel
good to be remembered by the
younger ones.
can't tell what benefit will
result from the late rain. One
can hear a bunch of men from
the farms talk. Some say it
was too late to do any good. 9th
ers say. it will be of great help to
cotton and other crops. ! was
out east of the city a little piece
yesterday and cotton that looked
to be almost dead was revived up
and looked fresh and the blooms
looked like a new crop. | have a
hope that things are not as bad
as was thought to be. One gets
discouraged and they can't see
anything but the dark side. |
hope there will be a pretty good
crop of cotton and late feed.
There was about four hundred
young men in Dallas registered
the oath who had reached the
age of q. since the 9Th of June,
and now as the new man power
bill has passed and become law
changing age limit from Is to As,
there will be a many homes brok-
en- up. The only hope is that
they will not need all of them
and not make a call for Them
Nights are getting cool enough
for one to sleep good now. The
days get pretty warm, but one
can stand the hot days if they
can get a good nights sleep and
rest and be refreshed to start in
with of mornings. | guess am
getting grouchy.
| would like to see a good re-
port from all of the correspond
ents in the next paper.
| didn't receive my paper the
week of Aug. % Sure do miss
it when it fails to come.
Arthur Henson is at Edgewood,
about 70 miles east of Dallas.
He has the contract to build a
brick residence there. P. P.
Henson is there helping him to
Go the brick work. The building
business is rather dull here atthe
present time. Cant get the ma
terial.
The Mexicans are getting a lit
tie restless. They have to make
a raid over the border and steal
a little and kill a few, and get
shot up themselves occasionally
to let the world know they are
still on the job. A greaser could
not live if he could not commit
some kind eff depredations.
As | have to get out and eat
something / had better quit for
this time. Lone Star.
Mrs. Wash Merciers.
Mrs. Wash Merciers died at her
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-05

MEADOW PASTURE-Rates 50
per head for heavy cattle, smaller
ones fin proportion. Lee Lasater,
Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-05
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-05

FOR SALE-One good farm horse,
reliable for family use. Would
also sell buggy. For particulars
see Rev. E. r. Lewis, Sequatchie,
Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-05

FOR SALE-Envelopes with your
name and address, postpaid, 100
for Soc, News, Sequachee, Tenn.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02

family affairs, bey7 Well, won't butt
In. Tia, tai See you later, captain"
Captain Elishas cigar had gone out
He did not attempt to relight it.
"Um. He's sociable young Teller,
amt he? Don't stand on any ceremony,
hey? Caro- and Steve think a lot Of
him and his mother"
yes. remember hearing a rumor
that the two families might be even
closer connected"
you mean-er-Caroline and--er-
himT
There was such rumor. Probably
nothing In 1t. There Is no engagement,
l am very sure"
"Yes yes, see. Well, Mr.. Sylvester,
l must be trottin' on. I'll think the
whole business over for another day or
so, and think l may take the job.
Take it on trial, anyhow"
Good! I'm glad Of it."
"You are2"
II certainly am. And I'm very glad
Indeed to have made your acquaint-
ance, Captain Warren. Good afternoon.
shall hope to see you again SOON"
Captain Elisha left the Central club
In surprised frame Of mind. Mr..
Graves had shown no such feeling.
II he had heard Sylvesters report to
Kuhn at the office next day he might
have been even more surprised and
pleased.
Hes a brick. Kuhn" declared the
senior partner. "a countryman, Of
course, but keen, able, honest man
and, think, q mighty good judge of
character. If was as sure of his abil-
ity to Judge investments and financial
affairs | should be certain the Warren
children couldn't be in better hands.
And no doubt we can help him when 1t
comes to that. He'll probably handle
the girl and boy In his own way, and
his outside greenness may jar them q
little. But it'll do them good to be
Jared at their age. He's all right. and
| hope he accepts the whole trust"
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02
GIRLS! MAKE UP
A LEMON LOTION
LEMON JUICE WHiTENs SKIN AND
REMOVES TAN, FREckLEs,
SALLoWNESS.

Squeeze the Juice Of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces Of or.
chard white, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint Of the best freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion whitener,
at very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces Of orchard white for a
few cents Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day and see how freck-
les and blemishes disappear and how
clear, soft and white the skin becomes.
Yes! 1t Is harmless.-Adv.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02

No Use for horseradlsh.

A raw servant girl was told to or
der the family vegetables at the gro
GERS. After booking what was asked
for, the tradesman queried:
"Will your mistress want any horse
radish today? Some just in, nice and
fresh"
Tossing her head, Mary Jane said:
mo. indeed; we want no such thing,
1 know. My master keeps a mOtorcar."
London Mail.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02
CHAPTER VII.
San unexpected PIoasura,n

Turing the next day Caroline
Warren and her brother saw lit
tie of their uncle. Not that they
complained Of this or sought his soci-
ETY.. The policy of avoidance and what
Stephen called freezing out" had be-
gun. and the young people kept to
themselves as much as possible. At
breakfast Caroline was coldly polite
and her brother cold, although bis po-
likeness was not overdOne. However,
Captain Elisha did not seem to notice.
In the evening he received call
from Pearson. When Pearson heard
that A. Rodgers Warren was brother
of his host he expressed great surprise.
and his establishment was even greater
when he was made aware that he was
in the apartments Of Miss Caroline
Warren. He started to leave when
from the hall came the clang Of the
elevator door and the sound of voices
Before the captain or his friend could
move Caroline, Stephen, Mrs. Corcoran
Dunn and Malcolm entered. Caroline
was the first to reach the library.
II beg your pardon" she began. Il
did not know there was any one here"
Its only a friend of mine, Caroline"
explained her uncle quickly. Just
calm on me, he was"
GOOD evening, Miss Warren" said
Pearson quietly.
"Why, Mr.. Pearsonr she exclaimed.
I'm very glad to see you. You must
excuse me for not recognizing you at
once. Steve, you remember Mr.. Pear
son."
Stephen also extended a hand.
"Surev' he said. "Glad to see you
again, Pearson. Haven't met you for
an age. How are your"
Pearson shook both the hands. He
was embarrassed and hesitated In his
reply.
ut has been some time since we
met" he said. "rhis is an unexpected
pleasure. All, Mr.. Dunn, good even
ing"
ut Is Mr.. Pearson, the financial
writer of the Planet, Malcolm" said
Caroline. "You used to know him,
think"
bOh EcuucihpCAy !" Suic' Acbp 4
do. Met you at the University club
didn't II"
Yes. was formerly q member"
And let me present you to Mrs. Cor
coran Dunn" went on the girl. "Mr
Pearson used to know father well"
Mrs. Dunn inspected the visitor
through her lorgnette and condescend
ed to admit that she was delighted"
I'm very glad you called" contin
ued Caroline. I'VE were just In time
weren't we? Do sit down"
I'm afraid can't wait, Miss War
rem. dropped in to see your uncle, al
his invitation. and. as a matter OF fact
| didn't know
'To see our uncle2" interrupted Ste
phen In amazement. "WhoT
"Your uncle, Captain Warren here,'
explained Pearson, surprised In hii
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02
OUR BOYS "oVER THERE EN-.
JOY TOASTED CIGARETTES.

Through the patriotism of the cit-
Gems Of this country thousands of
smoke kits are being distributed to
American soldiersin France. Author.
tiles agree that men in the trenches
need cigarettes almost as much a.
food and munitions.
Doctors, nurses, and commanding
officers all join in the demand which
has awakened in this country great
movement to keep our boys supplied
with smokes.
Millions of the famous LUCKY
STRIKE Cigarettes are "going over
all the time. There's something
about the idea of the toa,ied olga
rette that appeals to the men who
spend their time in cold. wet trenches
and billets.
Then, too, the real Kentucky Burnley
tobacco of the LUCKY STRIKE ciga-
rette gives them the solid satisfaction
of a pipe. with lot less trouble. Adv.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02
Identified.

Joe" Jefferson once presented
check at Detroit bank, only to be
told by the cashier that he'd have to
be identified.
With twinkle in his eye the great
actor quoted from the play with which
his name will always be associated:
''If my leedle dog Schneider was
only here. he'd know me-"
Enough! exclaimed the cashier as
he Immediately cashed the check.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02

Synops-Atwood New York
boro Cape Cod Captain Elisha Warren Caught terrific
storm while the he Capn Warren and
with the latter his home The informs
his brother, he
The
the
the trust The captains arrival New
their
he
Sylvester, of Graves firm
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02

The captain forces Malcolm
Dunn TO act a mans part, and
thereby increases the iatters
antagonIsm toward him. Read
about II In the next lnstallment /
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02

Some men are horn with black eyes
and others acquire them,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02

A good resolution viii make any
port.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-05-02

lTo BE coNTlNURDl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-07

ibren 9eiitano gegen ben aoi5er
Mfes, Soul lno 8eroun gu iiberlai
fen. Oa rpiiroen orei @ebiete BON
&eid) losgeriiien, Die mebr inert mo-
rem als anes. mas Der aaiier oei
Sran5oien friiber in norteilbnfter
6rieoensihliiiien nbgerungen bntte
Ger augsburger Heligionsfrieoe1555
oriidte oas Siegel anf oieie 2ostren.
ming, Ole aaerbines Ser aaiier INFO.
fern felbit perfhuIoet bate, neil er
oen proteltantiihen Geihsltanoen
binlidtlih Der HeIisionsfreibeit teina
3ugeltdnoniIie maiden mollte. Mii
beiBer Sebniuft bon allen 8eteilie-
ten muroe 1913 Der Sriebe gu Miin-
Iter uno Ssnabriif begriiBt, Der Ell
nem oreiBigiabrigen 8lutoergieBen
ein gnoe ieste.
Ole napoleonilden &rieee ba6en
beri9ieoene 6rieoensidliiile, ipenu
aud meiIt iebr unbeItanoiger gfatltr.
nit iid gebra1t. 90 milBte iib Se.
lterrei6 am 9. fSebruar 1901 oa5,l
bequemen, oen iein slnieben i1tuer
if)doigenben Srieoen BON 2unepille
81 itnter3ei6nen. 0as gleide gilt in
nod ltdrterem WaBe .pom Srieoea
BON BreBburg pom %. 9e5ember
1905, ser fir Ole olterrei6iihe $40.
narhie mad Dem slusiprnh oes @rn-
fen Staoion mebr elmer &apitulation
als einenl SrieoensihluB gleihfanl.
@benfalls nit @emalt erprebte gfo-
ppleon BON Seiterrei6 ben Srtehen
BON Shonbrllnn in ser Hodt bonn
t3. bis ia. Sftober 1909, ourh oel
oie Wtonar6ie ouBer onoeren iflpe-
rem Opfern pom Meere abee-
0rdngt muroe.
9lidt beiIer mar es YrellBen i'm
tSrieoen BON SilIit pom 7. uno 8.
Suli 1907 ergan9eu, Der ibm oen
&erInlt ieines balben @ebietes rtno
europa Die itnbeoinste Iorberri61fi
;Sranfreihs eintrue. Grit oas Sabr
1912 unb nab ibm ole oeutide @r.
bebung bon 1918 braden Den trent
oeH Drud fpieoer uno beidrantten
SSranfreid) ollf feline friiberen @ren.
sen. Die oorbereitenoen Gertrage nno
9ongreIle BON Gbatinon, 8rag uno
@baumortt, Die cine Neuoronuns bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-07

ihen SranS mb elmer Sfipeiter oe!
aaiiers iollte Spar oieiem Srieoci
oas iidere llnterpfano perleiben, uni
Der 2i,itipieloi6ter Scribe peiB il
Den ngr6ablungen Scr aonigin BOZ
Gaoarra" oie @egenldee aud Ipl.
LEND uno anmrtig leift 5ll periobneit
stber Die @eif)i6te bat einen anoeret
SdluB geiest ais oas unterbalteno'
fran5oliihe 2uitiptel es tut. @arI unli
6ran5 blieben natiirli1e @eaner
Sen eio, nit Dem 6ran5 ieinen Ser,
trag befraftiste, leiitete er i1on mi
innerent Gorbaben, 5. i. nit Der
Torlase, ibn nidt 81 balten. gorbe,
lbon batte er nnter ieinen Sreltnoer
eine llrfunbe nlfgeiest, iporin er al
les im poraus fir nnll uno nihtig er.
fldrte glls er Damn o1f Fran5oii,
idem Sooen angelangt, oas @efiibl
Der Wtad)t uno Sreibeit pieoer cr,
langt bate, lieB er ii6 pom BopTi
bon feinen Gioe entbinoen, nno 5l,.
gleid) erfldrte oas Barrier Garla
lnent, Ser oberite @eri6tsbof Ssranf-
reifs, oaB Elm er5mungener 8ertraa
feline 8iiltigfeit babe. 0as mar Ole
Soiung 81 einent 5lueiten @affengan-
ge, in ipel6em es 5ur @rltiirmlna
unb Elilnoerung Honls ourd) Ole
oeutihen uno ipanii6en Soloner
fam 9a mii6ten iid 5arte 6rauetl.
banoe aberntols in ooS era1llarnc
9riegsipiel, uno 5iuar gum 9eile fir
beioe Seile,
sSran5ens Waltter uno aarls 9ante
itifteten 1929 ben 8rieoen 8u ganl.
brap, Der leitoem in Ser @ei6idte ais
0amenfrieoen gebt. 6ran5 ber5idte-
te in biefen mlf Mailano, ourfte
aber 9urguno bebolten. Die g9oae
5miiden Den Borteien ltano nul
5iemlid gleif.
Sir Garl mllBte es onber eiu tiefer
Shmer3, cine bittere 0emiitiqlne
iein, ooB Elm Menidenalter ipGtey
Die 6ran5oien, Die er fat iiberna &C.
id]lagen, inter Dem melt ilnfGbigeren
9ea6folger bon Srou5 l., Dem 5meiten
Seinrid groBe erfolee ienleits oes
Hbeins er5ielten, neil Elm oeuti6er
aei6sfiirit, Morit bon SaAien, feline
8eoenfen getragen bate, ibnen fir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-07
Die pidJtisiten irieSeusIdliiie nadj
friiberem &rieaen.

sSSn olten 3eiten mar Der 5rieoe
Der anf oas mil0e &riegsipiel folgta,
ballfig Elm perfappter @affenltiIl.
ltano @ian legte oas G1mert BEL
ieite, neil Der @rm fraftios getporoer
mar Die fein5Iide llnfrieoli1e @e.
iinnllng blieb belteben u,lo lpartete
MIR oarauf bis iie ii6 mieoer in Die
Sat umiesen fonnte.
Gin ebrli6er 6rieoe oagegen II
elm iol6er, Der BON beioen Seiten in
Dem aufri1ti9en 8eitreben gei6loiieu
miro: ben Streit fir ilnlner ruben
81 lallen uno cine @rlnolage 5ll Fir.
ben, allf mel6er man freunonadbar.
lid NIT ltno nebeneinanoer aus5il.
folnmen bofft Die @eihifte peib
nlln 5mar bon gar oielen 6rieoens.
iblillien, Die ba5il angetan mnren, Ell.
nen nellen Grieg por5ubereiten Die
Den aeim 5u foldem gepiliermaBe.l
i6on in iib trugen, neil lie Dem eli
nen Seil 81 idmere 2alten aufbiir.
0eten.
3ll oieier @attung gebort Der 6rie.
Den, Den emit, nad] Der Sdluht bon
Eaoia, Der iran5oiiiHe 4onig 8ran5I
nit Dem Seutiden aoiier 9arl V.
idlieBen muBte. Scr aaiier, Der lif,
als feline Solonerihaoren in SStolierl
fdnpften, in @ailano 6efano uuS
tdglif Die gtadridt elmer 9fieoerlage
eriuartete, geriet in cine unbei6reib.
li9e Gerniitsbepegung, als ibm oie
9otifait BON Dem gldn5enoen Sieg
in Der lombaroiiden Gbene gebradt
muroe Sein 8egner mar iiberoits
iein 8efongener gemoroen. Sn 6rell-
oenraulb oes 9roBeu grfolges ii6er-
lpannte &arl Den 8oaen uno legte
ieinem tonigliden @efongenen in
Dem 5rieoen gu Maorio 8eoingungen
aif, Die oieier alif Ole 0auer nidi
balten fonnte. Gin Gbebiinonis 5ipi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-07

ten bringen ioIlen, paren naeroings
| nlr oiplomatiife Spiegelfedtereien,
| obne ernite 4bfidten. Sic poiitipe
6rieoensarbeit leiitete crit Ser erite
Bariier 5rieoen bonn 80. Nni 1914.
in Dem 5ranfrei1 ipieoer nilf ieinen
geiis bonn Sabre 1892 gebraht u,ir-
| De. Die griinolite europ1iihe gaell-
oroniing ioIlte benz @icner ao,l-
J greB, Der nnl /. Sftober 1914 5u-
, iammentrat, iiberlaiien peroen. gr
luliroe befanntlih ant o. YfdrS 0es
folgenoen sSsabres ourf Die Hiiffebr
Rapoleons BON glba gelprengt, obne
feline slufgaben IN poIlem llnfange
gelolt 81 baben. Smmerbin mllroe anl
8. Sum- Die ShluBafte unter5eihnet,
in Der oas 5ilfiinftige gilo gnropas
i'm groBen lno gan6en feiigelegt nitr-
De- 8eitere Sereinigungen uno Stpi-
i6enltaatlid)e 8ereinbarungen brad]-
te oann Der siueite Yariier Srieoeu
bonn 90. Siili 1915, bel Dem 5ranf-
reid iebr gut abifnitt.
Som gIeihen Sabre ltanmte audi
Die Seilige slaians, oie 6n ben Gons
greiien bon 9laden, 1918, 2aibah,
1921, Gerona, 1922, Eetersbnrg.
1924 uno 2onoon, 1929 fiibrte. Ood
fam ibnen cine mebr tbeoretiih =prin.
5ipielle 8eoentllng 5n. Sic nernlod.
ten inoelIen nift einlnal Den Nus.
briif) oes &rieges 5lpiihen Der Siic-
fei nuo HuBlano 81 perbinoerm Ger
crit oltrd ben Srieoen BON soriano.
pei bonn IA. September 1929 beige.
lcat puroe. 9as 5ufiinitige Sdif.
lal 9elgiens beItiinnlte Die Sonooner
&onferen5 BON 1881. pabrenb Der.
ihieoene oIteuropdiid]e, pornebullidl
tiirfiId)-agpptiide 6ragen BON Der
2onooner &onpention pom 10. Sali
1910 uno Dem iogenannten .@iecr-
engen-S Sertrag" bonn t3. Suli 1871
gereeelt plrben.
Die ourf) ben arinlfrieg alifge-
wirbelten Brobleme famen auf Dem
Yariler 6rieoersfongreB gum glus,
trag, DER am 25. sSebruar 1856 croft.
net plroe, Die Hiifgabe auer m1h-
reno oes 8rieges geInahten erobe.
runsen uuo nnter anoerem Die Fiirfei
(Sortiesunu nuf Geite a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-07

Sfprupabsfi, ioa set1tet ieim uno eie
ltnioniiten baben iett uplle @elualt
i'm 2anbe.
GnsliId)e arie9sId)iffe iinb in bent
rniiiid-eitbniidjen 6afen 3ebal einse-
troffem.
slmerifaniide srnppen iino lit
Wain5 ansefommen, iuie ans Mmiter'
bam gemelbet miro.
Selsiid)e aaoaaerie lit in 9iiiIel=
borf einsesosen.
Erins Mbalbert, ser brittle Gpbu
oes friiberen bemtidjen Suffers, ipa
iid Der jekisen Hesiernns anseIdlof=
len baben.
Der Sosialiitenfiibrer Snsu S5aaie
iiebt in ben gesenrepulntiondren Be
tpesmnsen feline Giefabr fir Die jetise
bentid)e Gesiermns.
Der Sinnenitener= r=&oQeftpr Goper
Iagt in ieinem sSabresberidt, bak lpag=
renb Der 3eit nnnittelbar mad oen
ssrieSen srofe 6elbinmmen sebramd)t
iuiirben nnb baf Die bent Gonarei.
pprliegenbe Hebenne 8ia mnsefabr
Spppelt Iopiel 6elo einbrimgen miiiic,
ais biejenige fir bas lamfenbe Sa9r
1918. slndj sebt ans benz SeridJt
berppr, bak Die Resiernns biejeni=
gen, Die iid) nm bic Snrd) ben &riea
erb0bte Ginfommenitener sn briifem
imdten, idarf perfolgen ipirS.
9taf) bem sSafres6erif)t bes 8iir
nenitenerfpmmiiiars iinb lpd6renb bes
Wunats Mai, zines rrepraiemtatipen"
Nonats, ,pie er IN benz 8eridt ge-
nannt ,pirb, 2,272,000 Efmno sa-
baf, 100000 Gisarren nnb 377
Wiaionen gisaretten fir nniere Sui
oaten naf sSranfreid) seidift.
Gapt. 9. 3. 2ipsmer, Der G6ef oes
vMerial Serbice," fat reiieuiert. Gr
erflarf, er babe nit benz smeiten
9ilfs- -Soifmeiiter General Eraeser
Die Srbre, bnrd) bic nnerfabrene 2en-
te ais Setter uidtiser 3meise bes
2nftidiffbienites auseitellt ,piirben,
beiproden, Eraeger babe aber bic Be-
ipredJnns NIT Der GrflGrnng abae-
brod)en, oak bic Sade absemadt iei.
Die geidliiIe iuaren sefaft nnb lpur-
ben amssefiibrt, nnbefiimmert, mas
er babon benfe. Gipsner pruteitieri
sesem bic Grnennnns iulder nnerfab-
rener Gente.
Die Grnennnng 6es Gepraientan-
ten 8laf 5nm Sdatamtsiefretar iii
beitGtist.
Die 9entidlen iolleu babel iein, Elm
sleroplan sn banen, nit Sein iie iiber
ben S5ean flieeen fGnnen.
0iainm gabar6 6ale, Der im Sol=
De Der bentiden Hesiernns seitanbsn
baben ioa, beitreitet bies amfs Gnt-
idieoenlte.
Ser engliidJe 0ampfer oCriea" 1T
NIT 1922 amerisaniiden Gplbaten
in Neiu yorf einsetruffen.
Mnf ben bentisen @erlnitliitem ife=
len siuei Gente aus san 1ntoniu
2eutnant sSreS q. 6arouer, bermnu,
bet, nno Sler Mareonr MeGprb, IN
8ranf6eit aeitor6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-07

lei bic Grsaniiiernng elmer Natio-
litaten 9tga. glmd) ipll er seiast
1aben, oie Griebensfpnferens iperoe
bic r1miide syrase in getrndt sieben,
.uenn lie inn pprselest iperoe.
Grnit Oamnig, Der nnd) eineul 2pn'
buner 8eridt fir bic ietiee Yplitif
SentidlnnSs nerantuprtlid lit, ioa
benz a6rreiponbenten Ser Nii, Ereilf
mitseteiIt baben, 6as iekige aabinet
iuer6e Die sSriebensoelegation aus
iuGblen nn6 es iueroe nnsmeifelbaft
Bis gum 3niammentritt Der Natio.
understanding int Amte bleiben. ST
erflarte, aae Eeripnen bes alten 6e'
aimes, iuie Or. Splf, ipiroen aus it,
rem glemtern entfernt iperben. Gr Jag,
te aud, Die StGrfe Der bentiden
sSlptte iuerbe amf benz syriebemsfpn.
srekfeitseiett luerben. Die 9entiden
sebramdten feline 1slotte nno fein
Seer. Sic lparem sesen Wilitaris.
mns nno iuplltem NIT Der 8elt in
syrieoen leben.
llniere Scempationsarmee 1T iuei.
ter bprgeriift nn6 fat iueitere Grt-
idaften beIett. Die 8ep1lfernng bGlt
iid meiitens in ben SGniern aui, bc'
rem Teniterlaben seidjloiien iino. 0es
Heral Heribins fat cine Groflama.
tion erlaiIen, in Ser er iast, es uerbe
Der gebOlfernns nidts geideben,
iuenn lie fid rnbis nerbalte nnb ben
erlaifenen gerpronnnsen iid) figc.
Die amerifaniids Nrmee fibre feinen
8ries nit Der gibil6epSlfernng
9entidlanbs. Sn Srier ipnren 1870
Meroplane sur 9lbliefernng an bic
AQiierten bereit.
ltniere Sffupationsarmee beitebt
aus 300,O00 Nann. 8ie lanse iie in
europa bleiben uirb, ,peif man updj
nidlt.
Nad Der glniidJt oes ariegsmini.
tiers 8afer uirb feine Der geteranen.
Seftipnen mnierer Mrmee friber sn.
rnffe5ren, ais bis Der Triebe pstl-
itanSis abgeidloiien lit,
Die 6anbelsidiffe, bic Gnslamb
tuabren6 bes &rieses perloren bat,
ioaen Elm 6ebalt BON 9,031,-
828 8ros Sonnen eebabt no
ben. IS unrbem iuabrenb Der
3eit in @rpfbritannien S6iffe NIT
einem @ebalt bon 4 ,342, ,296 sonmen
sebamt; sefanft unrben Gdjiffe nit
einem 0ebalt bon $4,000 Spmnen
nnS sefapert iolde NIT eimem G'e-
bait BON 1850 Sonnen, 10 baf iidl
Der Hetto-@erlnit anf 3, 3,443,O12 Som
men itellt.
Cine 9epeid)e aus gmiteroam
melbet, Der friibere. bentid)e aron-
prinS babe Jest and einen @ersidlt
anf bic arpne unterseid)net.
Cine 8ppenbageuer 9epeIdje ,bes
bamptet, amerifaniife nno alliierte
Srmppen tuiirben temporGr Berlin
beieken.
Gine nnbeitGtigfe 0epeide nelbet,
in Wfain5 iuaren golideiuifi.llnrnben
amssebroden. 9ieielbe 9epeide be.
bamptet audi, anrt Gisner lei anf benz
8ege nadl Berlin, MN bic Stelle oes
Or. Solf 81 iibernebmen. Or. Soli
1T jett Staatsiefretar bes Insuarti-
gen Mmtes.
getbmann 6oames beidnlbist im
eiHer ioe6en uerOffentlidten groida,
re Die gliierten, lett Sabrsm per-
ind)t 5m ba6en, 9entIdlaub eiHen
aries anfsmsuinaen.
Die 0eIunSbeit nnierer Nrmee lit
uad geridten aus 8aibinston aus
seseid)net.
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