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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
HIGHWAY BUILDING FOR WAR
Roads Back Of English Army Built and
Cared for Under Direction of
General Maybury.

The roads back of the English army
are being built and cared for under
the direction of Gen. III. p Maybury,
who was one OF the English county en-
gineers and was afterward one of the
engineers on the road board In Eng
land.
Back of one of the British armies
a lieutenant colonel. one of General
Maybury's subordinates, has had
charge of the roads for two years, and
has had from 1000 to 1000 men work.
ing on them constantly. Twenty-Five
or so per cent of these have been Ger
man prisoners.
In order to keep the roads merely
passable they have had to use up to
1900 tons Of material day. Broken
stone costs $3.50 ton. 1t isn't ques-
tion of cost, however; 1t is a question
of keeping the traffic going.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
.l86,773 MEN CALLED
BY GEN. CR0WDER
MEN MUST ENTRAiN FOR CAMF
BETWEEN AUGUST 30 AND
SEPTEMBER 6.
AUGMENT FORCE OVERSEAS

Neutrality-suspicious. separate select
I've draft calls, constituting the first ol
the September calls. and requiring
186,773 men to entrain for training
camps between Aug. 80 and Sept. 6
were issued by Provost Marshal Gen
Crowder. Every state and the Dis
trict of Columbia is called on to fur
nish men for training to augment the
forces abroad. For general military
service 125,000 white men and 21,27l
negroes are called, for limited service
40,503 white men are called.
The calls by states in the South in
clude:
General Military Service, White
Alabama 5000, Arkansas 5000, Flori
da 500. Georgia 2,100. Louisiana 1000
Mississippi 1000, North Carolina 700
South Carolina 900. Tennessee 5000
Virginia 200, West Virginia 5000.
General Military Service, Colored-
Alabama 450, Arkansas 500. Florida
181. Georgia 127, Louisiana 1,138, Mis-
sissippi 2,O43, North Carolina ATS
South Carolina 500. Tennessee 1904,
Virginia 20.
Limited Military Service. White
Alabama 500, Arkansas 500, Florida
500, Georgia 600, Louisiana 500. Mis-
sissippi 400, North Carolina 500, South
Carolina 400. Tennessee 900, Virginia
500, West Virginia 400.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
DAY OF TOLL ROADS PASSING
Old York-PhiIadeIphia Road Taken
Over by State Of Pennsylvania--
Joy for Drivers.

The day Of the toll is rapidly pass
ing, recent proof of which has ap-
peared in the taking over of the old
York-Pennsylvania road by the state
of Pennsylvania. Through this state
action number of toll gates have
automatically disappeared, greatly to
the joy of all drivers using this Sec
tion of the highway. AS early as 1893.
the colonial inhabitants living along
this route, appealed to the governor for
good road to Philadelphia, and Sc
cured the building of log and plank
highway, which was regarded by them
as wonderful specimen of improved
road. This section of road is now
part of the Lincoln highway.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
BLOW UP ENEMY DUMPS
WeIi-pIaeed Shells Explode German
Concentrations Of Munitions.
Observers Give Aid. 4

With the American Army on the
vesle Front.-Several German ammu-
milton dumps north of the Vesle river
were blown up by high explosives
from the American guns. This was
the only notable incident in the opera
tions between the Scissors and
Rheims. although the usual exchange
between artilleries continued.
The destruction of the dumps was
made possible by aerial observations
by American aviators. They were To-
Gated near Revillon and early In the
day a battery Of long-range guns be-
gan dropping shells at points indi-
Gated The observation posts soon
after reported great clouds of smoke
from the targets.
An indication OF the lengths to
which Germany is going for war mate
rials Is contained in q letter taken
from dead soldier. 1t was written
by his wife, and informed him that the
great bronze statue Of Emperor Will
liam at Luneburg. Pomerania, had
been torn down and sent to the foun-
iry to be converted into ordnance. as
had also the roofs Of churches.
Austrian troops have been identified
opposite the position of q main Amer
lean unit. 1t is not known whether they
are in the line. but they are known
definitely to be lying in reserve.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
PROHIBITION LAW PUT OFF
Extension Of Time Will Allow Inter
nal Revenue Taxes to Be
Collected.


Washington.-War time prohibition
has temporarily given ground in favor
OF war revenues. and will not take ef-
feet at the earliest, should the bill
pass the senate before July 1, 1919.
A billion dollars in revenue, to come
as tax out Of the pockets Of those
who use alcoholic beverages, is the po-
tent argument that won over the SEN
ate prohibition leaders TO an agree.
ment not to press the issue for imme-
date nationwide prohibition to last
for the period of the war
The prohibitionists gave ground
with greatest reluctance and 1t re-
quired the personal influence OF Presi-
dent Wilson finally to turn the bal
ance and persuade them that they
would best serve their country and
give more aid to the winning of the
war by allowing the government to
take its toll of war revenue from al
coholic beverages and avoid consump-
ton taxes on the necessaries of life,
which would apply to all alike and
reach into the poorest homes Of the
land.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
EFFORT TO CHANGE THE AGE
LIMIT OF ARsY DRAFT
MEETS FAILURE.
VOTE FOR BILL UNANIMOUS
Work or Fight Amendment Was Re-
taIned, But in a Modified Form.
Bill Now Goes to Conferences
of House and Senate.

Washington.-The manpower bill,
bringing within the army draft all men
from Is to As years old, was passed by
the senate with a modified work or
fight clause.
All efforts to change the age limits
Or to direct separate classification OF
rouths under 21 failed, and the meas
ire now goes to conference between
she house and senate with no differ
ences for serious controversy except
the work or fight provision.
The senate was recorded unanimous
" for the bill.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma, who cast
the only negative vote on the roll
rail-, withdrew it and was excused
from voting.
The work or fight amendment as
retained in the bill provides:
THAT when any person shall have
been placed in deferred or exempted
class for any of the reasons in this
paragraph set forth, he shall not be
entitled to remain therein unless he
shall In good faith continue, while
physically able so to do. to work at
and follow such occupation. employ
hent or business, and If he fails SO to
do he shall again become subject to
the draft. The president shall make
regulations for enforcing this provi-
sion.
This proviso shall not apply in the
case of strike II the strikers have
submitted or will at once submit the
dispute to the war labor board, agree
to abide and do abide by its decision
and do at once resume work and con-
tinue work pending such decision. The
said board shall take up and decide all
such disputes as speedily as prac-
ticable."
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
TAKE 2 DEFENsEs OF RoYE
French Battle Their Way Through
Marshes and Capture Strong
Points From Huns.

With the French Army in France
Fighting in water up to their waists
In the marshes along the Avre. and
charging the crews Of machine guns,
who served their weapons until killed.
the troops OF the Third French army
took two Of the strongest defenses Of
Roye. They also captured COO pris-
oners and took important booty. In
cluding a large number of machine
guns.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
100000 AMERICANS EMBARKED.

Chief Of staff Speaks Warmly Of the
Achievements of Americans.
Washington.-The total number Of
American soldiers embarked has now
passed the 100000 mark. General
March. chief of staff. announced
General March spoke warmly of the
achievements OF the American soldiers
In France. The American soldier de-
serves the confidence OF the American
people" he said. Every time they
have been tested they have absolutely
delivered the goods"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06

mutual link of communication that will
rebound to great commercial and So
cial benefits.
The Southwest should be country
of roads. Its vast resources of crops,
live stock, timber, petroleum, coal and
other necessities for winning the war
should be placed at the disposition Of
the people. With the interest that Is
nov Deing Manifested II would seem
that road building will proceed as fast
as materials and men can be had.
1t is hoped that every community in
the Southwest will take an interest In
road Improvement and lend assistance.
There is no more important factor in
winning the war than good roads,
Farm and Ranch.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
FROM ALL PARTS
OF MISSISSIPPI
Reports of Interesting
Events Boiled Down
for Hasty Pcrusal.

Jacksonville official vote received
by Pat Harrison in the recent senate
rial campaign is $500, according to
the official returns canvassed by tina
State democratic executive committee,
which met here. j. X. Vardaman re
ceived 43,625 and E. F. Noel 6,727.
Harrison's majority over Vardaman is
1925. His plurality over both Var
daman and Noel is 6,66S. The total
vote cast was 107,272.
Following is the official vote by
ratxrfiao.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06

Nachez.-Organizat Of Self
Preservation Loyalty league for the
purpose of cooperating with the loca.
federal employment agency and to see
that all loafers and idlers are put to
work, has been completed here.
Yazoo City-Judge d. r. Barnett.
chairman of the committee of Yazoo
county for the Fourth Liberty Loan
drive. issued a call for all the commit.
tees to gather at the court house here
to complete the organization and pre-
pare for the campaign which will be
waged in this community with vigor.
Yazoo City.-While labor is admit
tedly scarce here plantation owners
are having no trouble so FAR in getting
the cotton crop picked as fast as the
fields are ready, women and children
taking the place of men. 1t is believed
that the crop will be gathered without
difficulty
Gleason.-Word has been received
here that Cleveland Swain, son Of Mrs.
Carrie Swain, residing near here. has
been killed In France. Young Swasr
had been In the service for something
near II years. he having enlisted ir
the marines about that time Mrs
Swain has three more boys in the serv.
ice. two in France and one in training
in this country.
Richey-Mrp. c. l.. Jones. livina
near Nitta Yuma, was shot and in
stantly killed and her husband. an
overseer ON the plantation. was NOR
tally wounded. following an argument
with man who lives on the Phelps
plantation. adjoining the GAMER place
Mrs. Jones stepped between the TIVE
angry men. She received the full
charge from the gun in her breast ans
died almost instantly. The man ther
opened fire ON the husband. Jones
fell. apparently dead at the first sho'
and bis assistant fled.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
ROAD /.
BUILDING
HIGHWAYS TO HELP US WIN
Mo More Important Factor In Winning
War Than Good Roads-interest
Shown in Southwest.

1t would be difficult matter to es-
timate the advantages of state and In
terstate highways. Public highways
are now being located and built in
most states of the Southwest and the
interest these have contributed to good
roads is of immense benefit to local
communities. counties and states. The
highways, it is understood, will connect
states, counties In states and form a
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
THREE U. s. MARINES KILLED.
Engaged in Bloody Encounter With
Bandits In Santo Domingo.

Washington L-Three American ma.
rines were killed and one wounded in
bloody fight with bandits in the Sci.
bo province of Santo Domingo. ro-
port reaching marine corps headquar.
ters here says many OF the bandits
were killed or captuerd. The dead
marines are: Corporal Bascome Bres
den. Archville Tenn; Private Russell
William Jones. Altoona, Pa; Private
Joseph Stanislaus Haydel, New Or.
leans.
Private Thomas J. Rushworth OF
Brooklyn was wounded.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
FIRE DESTROYS WHISKY PLANT.
Government loss In Tax $500, 900 and
Liquor Loss About $4,000, 900.


Liquor Loss About $2,Soo, 900.
Owensboro, Ky.-Fire starting at
the plant Of the Green River Distilling
Company here destroyed the entire
plant. $4,000 barrels OF whisky. and en-
tailed loss we'll in excess Of $S.o00.-
900. The whisky alone was valued at
t2,S%0.000 and the loss to the United
States government In taxes is approx
imately $6,750.000.
The blaze started in . pile of trash
alongside the distillery bottling plant.
which burned first. The flames were
then communicated to q warehouse
containing 5000 barrels Of whisky and
then to the still house. Two other
warehouses containing $4,000 barrels
Of whisky then took fire. despite every
effort that had been made to check
the blazs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
ROOSEVELT DECORATED.
Kermit Gets Military Cross For Brav
cry In Mesopotamia.

London.-The award to temporary
and honorary Capt. Kermit Roosevelt" I"
son of Col Roosevelt, of the military
cross for services in Mesopotamia, was
announced in the Official Gazette. Un.
til he joined the American forces in
France Capt. Roosevelt was attached
to the British army in Mesopotamia
on special duty.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
offers 81 plants to Nation.

Detroit--The Ford Motor Company
has offered its 81 assembling and ser
vice plants In various parts Of the
country to the government, it was an
nounced here. One Of the Eastern
plants already has been accep-ed By
the government. 1t was stated. and ID
being used in the production Of gas
masks
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
covernor Hurt in Auto Smash.

indianapolis. Tnd.-Gov. James Good
rich was seriously injured in COLI
sion between his automobile and .
street car here. The extent OF his In
juries were undetermined. but It q
said he is only partly conscious.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
UNITED STATES ROAD RULES
Motorist Must Take Outside In Pass-
ing Team on Mountain Road
With Steep Grade.

The governments rules for motor
lists covering the roads In the national
PARKS require that. in passing a team
on a mountain road with steep grade
to one side. the motorist always takes
the outside Of the road. whether 1t be
to the left or right. This is the rule
of safety and courtesy on all little
travelled mountain roads.--Afilaet0nnGL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
Body Taken to Capital.

Balitmore.-The body of Senator o.
lie M. James OF Kentucky, who died
here, was taken to Washington. The
senator's widow and his brother, Ed
gar H. James, who were at his bed
side when he died, accompanied the
remains. From Washington the body
will be taken to Marion, Ky.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
GERMAN LOSSES HEAVY.
Prisoners Taken Almost AZ Many A,
the British Losses.

London.--The British third and
fourth armies suffered casualties esti-
mated at about z3,500 between Aug. 81
and Aug. 25, according to advices from
the front. During this same pesiod the
German losses In prisoners alone have
amounted to 10000 men in the battle
east Of the Ancre.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
DOWN 4s2 HUN PLANES.
pig Score Made During Fortnight,
Say the War office.

London.-The British have brought
Gown 462 German afrplanes during the
last fortnight, the war office has an
nounced. During the same period 594
tons Of bombs we're dropped on various
German targets.
Seventeen German machines ans
four balloons were brought down. The
British lost four planes.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-09-06
LIEUTENANT ToslN,s SIXTH.

San Antonio Flyer Brought Down
German Machine.
With the American Forces in Lor-
raine. Official confirmation was given
to the claim that Lieut.. Edgar d. To
bin Of San Antonio. Texas. had
brought down German airplane ON
Aug. IL. Lieut. Tobin has now been
credited officially with the destruction
Of six German machines.
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AIIerIei.

auf 4~noronung Der itaotiIden
yeboroen limb beute Die offentlid1en
Sfntlen. Gbrater lrnb anbere Ser.
grtiigung5lofale peeen oes llmiifj-
greifens Der Grippe scidloiien. Iuf
oas Ibbulten Der geriommlungen ut
unterfagt morben.
@eftern abeno etmas nadl sefyq
llhr fDuroe Der Chauffeur q. 6. III.
len BON orei Soloaten, Die i'm uno
fem guto engogiert batten, an Ser
Sesllin StroBe, ungefGbr fiinf Mei-
len pdn DER Staot uieoergelbIagen
ano aus Dem Iuto geporfen, moraui
ale nit Dem auto oapon fllbren. aI.
len nil, dIs cr nod am gooen lea.
eaus ibref 8eipradJell gebort baber,
Dab tie ~oeriertierell mollten. Nad)oeilI
auet mieoer lem poGcs @~eipuBtiein
erlongt batte, iflepptc eli iid) mai.
Dem nadliten 3elepbon nne benodl-
rid1tigte Die Boli5ei.
8eltern abeilo ipmroe Ser @e.
treble lttto 6utteripei6er ron 9. u
5eoo, an Der goafum @enn aelcaen
ottrd 5euer 5eritort.
Die MogIin'i6e Matraten
sSabrif an Der Sreoeridst arrc
Hoao muroe a1n Montoq abeni
onrf Seuer 3eritort. Der sd,ooe.
belduft iif auf 1000 Dollar. Qein,
8eriifJerung.'
Der Streif Der 3apesierer mi
@faier lit 6eenbet; Die Streifer baee,
aAre Soroeningm erbalten.
Die Gapote Nitrate Gompoltl
an nnierer Stdot fat einen Gbarte
serbaften. Gapitol 100000; Snfor
ooratpren: GIfreo Guerler, IS. 6
Simpion uno s. g.. Serff.
Bonn @ontag bis 9icastag fin
p Solooten an Der 2%unaenentsiin
Onng gGtorben. Bier gooesfdue ia
snen i'm easarett auf Sort Gam Son
st9n nno adt5ebn i'm Camp Srani
oor. 37S neile SnfIuen5a=S 1ae, boi
acilen IT'S idon In 2ungenentsiiu
org iibergesansen fin6, tpuroen n
Naaip Irapis angemelopt.
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1nllberen geldpidten nebelber,

lollberen @eidCid)tcn nebenber, Ole
oaportgelm1fene 6rull, oos friippcl-
batte &lno, uno INNER in Sen hinl-
mclbobell einlomen 3irnm1erlt, I'M
Die Der sSino betlt uno BON oelen
man meiletlueit in oie @elt binalts
ltebt, in Die @elt, in ser es 4r6elt,
sult uno aanlpf, uno, nit einca1
@orte, Seben giebti ltnb bier feItQe=
ld5nieoet iisen dis Iidtstuer, f.
mrtbter 9tibtstller, oertn er meib ia,
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oa5n @etIt I'M &opfe mo gl1lt in
ben Aoernl 9ta, Jest tits ill
ipot, lett rappelt CT iib nid)t mebr
allelt beraus, n1o cine @ano, Sic
tbm belfen fonnte, bot er nibt. Ne.i.
ltd lagte id) ibln mai: Sum Oon,
ltermetter, SEER, nerfen Sic ood oain
9nrd)laudtigiten ieinen .5dloS.
bolptmann" Dor Die 6ilBe, iheren
Sic iid ms 2ebal bina1s, meinetme,
gen ols Giienbobnld)offner, uno fl
dlen Sic dnoere Ginoriicfe, font ae-
ben Sic 81 8runoe! @as me;nen
Sic, mas er ant1portete2 Nifts ant
iportete er, 'iebt mir an mir nori!ber
a1tf oas &Inoerbett, ols Oh oas uft.
glitdli6e aerfden nid)t irgenopo in
ether Jamille ua1tergebraft meroen
fonllte, sum 8eilpiel BET ser perbei=
rateten SfpeIt er. Iber onrin lit CT
10 nnperniinffie mie cine bersfranfe
Mtlttter. Ga, mid bat er ia nidt sols-
i~tiltiert fir ief1e Herion, ltno ih tra-
&c feline SermttDortung! llno nun,
lalien mir oas Sbema, Sr1uIein 4en.
ne. es past nid)t binein III biele Sc
miitlidfeitl-
(Sortiebung foIgt.)
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gabaf in Sann setan.

Die anti-S obacco 2eoeue OF ame-
RIGA bot on iommtlide GongreBmit-
slieoer eine 3uldrift gerid,tet, III
peld)er lie Oieie aufforoert, I'M ssil.
tereiie Der grbaltung ser Malncs=
fraft Der Ratton inn Iltcreiie ser
Sermebrlng Ser @etreioeproouftion
nno I'M Sntereiie beitmloglidler aus-
mirslng Der porbanoenen Mrbeits-
frdfte oen S~abof9enuB, be5m. sen
Sabafbou 81 perbieten. Hltno anoert,
halb Widfonen Icres beiten 9Sarnr-
lollos ieIeir iest oltr6 8epflansen NIT
Snbof .oer1piiitet" ooer rerIhmef-
bet" bic iid) portrefflid) sum Mnbml
oes 10 orinaeno beltotigten @etreioss
cgnen; beinobc cine Miaion M6lt=
iter, Die mIf auoeren Mrbeitsaebie-
ten olef better uno fir oie Ratiot
niitlider beidoftigt iperoen uno Dem
b~erridenoen 4rbeitermonael abhel.
feit fonnten, mibmeten 3eit unb Ar,
beitsfraft Dem 3ieben, Gerurbeiten
uno 8erfaufen bon Sobuf, uto
ihlieBlid entbnIte Tabof eines rcr
bpsartigiten Site fir ole Menidbeit,
iein @ennB babe anerlei gciitige nn6
forperlihe aranfbeiten I'M @efotae
unb i6pdbe oaber Ole arGftc ser
3ation.
IS ipG olio iest perilld)t peroen,
uno 5iuar gum Cell bon oenie[ben
8ugenolpddtern, pcld)e ben @enub
geiitiger @etrdnfe 5u einem &erbre-
den ltempelit au6 ben @enuB BON
Sabaf in iegli6er Sorm 81 p%erponeu.
uno mieoer miro NIT Den ~erprobtell
Witteln Der 8robibitionilten, ser
8erufnna auf oen Batriotismus, qe.
orbettet. Wtan foIte meinen, Dob Die.
le Agitotion gegen Den Sobat nur Elm
ldled)ter Sder5 uno nidyt emit 81
nebnlen lei, aber Elm gleides oadte
man Dor Sabren aud BON Der grobi.
bitionsbefpegung uno bat iett sic
6olgen oieier llnterftrsnng st ira.
gen.
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Ser aus Sun Wutonio Iton

Ser aus Snn Wntonlo Itan5=
nlcroc Sergeant Bennett s. Sergni,
Der in Der Sliegerobteill4n9 ser 0fo-
| rllc oielte, lit an II. Ofto6er on ser
elrgliid)ell ailiter nit einem 9poroplan
ms Mfeer gefallen mo ertrltifell.
- Sn Der Central SSelter=S tatiost
1T ellte Snitruftionsid)ule fit sic
6el~lertpebrlel1te eingeridtet poroen,
III tpelder oieielben I'M Inlegen Don
yfptperbonoen, M~nipenoltne bes uYltl-
motors iofpte in ser 8ebanolu1g on
lHe1llelto er%trllnfe1er poer critioftcr
Feriorten llnteripeiiung erbolten.
Mntonio Sope5 nltroe All
0ienstag uormittoq a1l ser &reu5lllg
Der @eit=Gommerce ulto Noro= Stores
StraBe bon einem 9t1ltomobiI nll1de>
robre1 uno anl6einenb id)tper per
lett; bis ipat om abeno NOR err l1oa1
nift uieoer STIR BEGINNING gefonl=
men. Ser Chauffeur Sooner 0ia5, ser
ourh iein unperniinftiges Sabren ben
unfaa berbeigefiibrt hattie, muroe ei1-
geitedt.
-9teG nteniagb bat nit Dem bel.ti-
gen Gage nad ben pom Sunoe lotpip
bonn Stoote erIolienen SSsoeogeIescls
begonnen nno oauert bis gum 7. Sc
bruar. Be5iglih Der Sagobel,te ailt
teraniihe @eiet, melf]es oielelbe o1f
10 Stiid beIdrdnft, uno nl1t oas
sllloesgeies, weld)es 25 Gltten &c.
loubt. e
Oas Verar County Council u
0efenie madt befdnnt ,oaB notlpe1loiq(
bnrli6e Heporatltrerl oeren MuSfiij<
ruflg ipel1iger als $4,000 foItet, obnc
ipe5ieaet GrlalbnisifJein pom @or
SnouItrics 9oarb porgenommen iper.
ben fonlten. 0asielbe gift ou6 fit
Die grridtltng notmenOiger Nellbmt,
ten arf Carmen, oeren aoltitrlftion
Den Setrag BON $1,000 nidt ii6er-
l6reitet.
= Sen 8rocern miro bon ser Sob
rltngsntittel MomilliItration mitae-
teilt, Dob tie Die fir Sen .3~llderperfa,,i
I'M Wonat Sftober notigen 3~ertifi-
fate a1i DEM General Seliperp Sd)aI.
ter Der Eoitoffiee int Gmpfong neb=
men fonnen. Die &aufleute iperoer
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rem &nnhen I'M September untey-
5eldlneten 3uferfarten ein5uienoen.
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Nlamo gebangen baben ioG uno bon
Mnton Goldman i'm Sabre 1916 I'M
0lu'ie mtfeefunben tpuroe, lit nab
manderlei Srrfabrten mad, San Mn<
tonic 5uriidgebradt poroen u1ro miro
DIN 5amstoa gum eriten Mole iuieocr
gelolttet tperoen. Die @Iofe, rueid)e
ol,s Wfeiiing gegoiiel lit, ipiegt etsa
f%iinf5ig Yfuno.
SIM Sitter bon 80 Sabren lit
Senrp Gotbntann al1 Sienstau uur-
mitta9 ans Dem Seben geidieben; er
miro iiberlebt bon elmer Sdypeiter
llnb orei griioern. Die 9eileeullg Tirr
Oct anT Dem lptberiiden ct. So6an-
mes Srieobof INIT.
6rl. Martba 8rep, Die aus Goa
gntoaio Itammte, lit i'm SrercI Dio.
foniliinnen=Soui III YbiLaDelpbin, II
Dem lie leit mebreren Sahreu gelpotrt
bette, geItorbcn.
Sermann Soidinger, ser in
8elttldlato eeboren mar mo felt PSI
Sabren in San Mntonio gemobitt bot
te, tit I'M Sitter Don 81 Safren Der
Idneoen. Or miro iiberlebt BON ieiner
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