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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10
TWO SPECIAL SERVICES SUNDAY.

On account of the Children's Day
services next Sunday, which begins
at 1890, there will be no Sunday
School at the M. E. church, South.
Everybody is cordially invited to be
present at the Children's Day eXer-
cises. The program this year is an
unusually bright and attractive one,
and you will feel that YOU have
spent a most pleasant hour.
{ The Epworth League meets at
regular hour, 7 o'clock, and since
this is the first meeting since the
reorganization, it is desired that
every member be present, and all
who are interested in the League.
The special Mothers Day pro-
gram will be rendered in the eve
ming at s o'clock. God willing, and
the public is urged to come out and
enjoy a service in honor of Mother
There is to be a special musical
program and an address.
nHPAsToR
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10
FROM CAMP JACKSON.

Dear Henry;
am writing just a line to tell
YOU what my address is in order
that | may begin to get the dear
old LEXINGTON PRoGRfss, that this
week miss so much.
! had been in camp but two DAYS
when | was made a non-commis-
stoned officer. Yesterday the en-
tire company of 400 men was turn
ed over to me for a while. AS yet
90 not know what I'll get, a SER
seantcy or a corporalcy. But | do
Know one thing, ! am working like
the deuce. ] want to be made SER
seant, but a number of good men
have been transferred to aid in drill
ing our company, and they being
men OF several months experience
IN the National Army naturally Get
the call over me now. But of all
the men III the 400 drafted in my
company. ] am getting first call for
work, and that makes me feel good
Write to me when you have time
and change my address to Camp
jackson, 81 Co., s IT. Blu, 1856 De-
pot Brigade, Columbia, S. G.
Best wishes to everybody and e..
peclalIy to Mr.. Barry and Catherine.
Yours,
Guy YoUNGERMAN.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10
PERICLEAN SOCIETY.

The society met Tuesday, May 7,
and carried out the following pro-
gram:
Debate, Resolved, That Levying
an Income Tax is a better way of
raising money for the government
and war than by Floating Liberty
Bonds" Affirmative, vii! Belew,
Alvin Jackson; Negative, Clarence
Kolwyck, Hiram Odle. Negatives
won
A fine Grafton was made by Geo.
Bailey.
The editors report was good.
The society adjourned till next
regular meeting.
HIRAM ODLE,
Reporter
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10
FOR THE STATE SENATE.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. A. S. Montgomery, of Sardis, a
candidate to represent the 25th
Senatorial District, composed of the
counties of Madison, Henderson and
Chester, in the 61st General Assem-
bly, of Tennessee, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10
EVERYONE MUST HELP.

Wars cannot be fought without and the
every financial demand upon the Nation.
The rich Of this
tho Of the country do alone country
cannot do but all the the United dsre
garding partnership forgetting selfish interests thinking
Of right determining vndcate
Ideals the civilization
and splendid work which God upon o do.
w. c. McADoo,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10
FOR ATTORNEY.G GENERAL.

We are authorized to announce
HUI C. Anderson of Madison county
a candidate for the office of Attor-
ney General of the 18th Judicial
Circuit of Tennessee, subject to the
Democratic primary, Jan. 10, 1918.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10
FOR FLOATER.

We are authorized to announce
Cooper G. Sweat a candidate to
represent the 25th Pictorial District,
composed of the counties of Madi-
son and Henderson, in the 61st
General Assembly of Tennessee,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10
YELLOW YAM SWEET POTATO SHIPS.

G. l.. Bouldin, Route 6, Mckenzie,
Tenn, has genuine Florida or yell
low Yam Sweet Potato Slips at 25c
Der 100. Write Mr.. Bouldin and en-.
close cash 50 he can book your
order.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10
GOOD HOG MONEY.

Our townsman AL. F. Beasley,
paid $500 for a bred large type
Poland China gilt and soon after
bringing her home she found nine
pigs, all of which lived. Stanford
Beasley, son of A. f., informs us
that be has sold six Of the pigs at
$4,000 each, keeps two and other
wise disposed of one. How's that
for hog money?
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10

Local and Personal
Low shoes at SWeatt's.

Seee< We seeeeeess @es eeesR
Low shoes at Sweatt'S.
Remember the Princess Theatre.
Our low shoes are of the best
style. SWEAT.
DR.. W. |. Howell, of Wildersvihe
was in town Monday.
Photographer S. 7. Grissom spent
Sunday at Hollow Rock Junction.
Messrs. Asa Davis and Hubert
Boren, of Darden, were here yester.
day.
Sweat sells Clapp, Florsheim,
Walk-Over and low shoes. See
them.
Jack Maness, of the Darden vicin-
ity, was here both Monday and
Tuesday.
FOR SALE: Three second hand
Ford Automobiles. In good condi-
ton. ROBERTS AUTO Co.
Rey. P. D. 7. Roberts got credit
for preaching a splendid sermon last
Sunday-as he often does.
Mrs. H. B. Martin and little
daughter, Bruce, returned Sunday
from a weeks visit in Nashville.
Last Monday was an off" County
court day, but there was a consid-
cradle sprinkling of people in town.
Mrs. D. D. Pafford is said to have
one of the finest of gardens made
it herself, as usual, and enjoyed the
work.
L. T. Fielder is rapidly supplying
his customers with coal for next
winter and has ten cars yet to
come.
Oscar Roberts and wife have
moved into the house owned by
Miss Mamie McHaney, on Henry
avenue
We are indebted to Mr. H. II.
TEreadgill for the auto ride to Jack
last Saturday to attend the Red
Cross Conference.
NOTICE-See Denison & Will
liams for Insurance. The Union
Central Life, the Continental and
Queen Fire are represented.
Mrs. S. J. Reilly, of East Prairie,
Mo-, aunt of S. T. Grissom, and
Miss Cathline Phillips, of Jackson,
are here visiting Mr.. Grissom.
Capt. Chas. f. Dexter and Mr.. W.
B. Taylor, of Birmingham, Ala, con-
nected with the Preston Motor Car
Co., spent Monday in Lexington
Register John L. Sullivan, who
lives mile East of town, reports
the rabbits eating his early veget-
ables, including the snap beans.
T. L. Phillips, of near Middle Fork,
and 7. H. Gillian, of Huron, have
purchased Chevrolet Automobiles
from demonstrators X. M. Smith.
A party of Lexington people made
a trip to Bolivar last Sunday and
found all Henderson county patients
in the Hospital doing splendidly.
Attorneys 7. W. Pope, Claire B.
Newman and - Kee, of Jackson,
were here Monday on business with
Referee in Bankruptcy T. A. Lam
caster
Lexington was represented in the
Red Cross Conference in Jackson
last Saturday by Judge N. R. Bar
ham, wife and daughter, Miss Celes-
ira; Prof. J. 0. Brown, Mr.. J. S.
Fielder, Postmaster S. M. Barnett,
H. H Threadgill and W. V. Barry.
Mrs. Threadgill and two little daugh-
tiers also made the trip and spent
| tho dau In the cifN with relatives
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce
j. D. Franklin a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Henderson conn
ty, subject to the action of the Re-
publican party in Primary election,
Saturday, July 6, 1918.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10

The hardest man to understand is
)ne who does not find sheer delight
n gardening these days.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10

The Hidden Hand" at the Prin-
ess Theatre Friday night.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-10

the Trip 10 Aberdeen III a Mitchell
car, which Mather gave to his sis
ter.
The PROGRESS editor has been
placed under an additional and very
welcome obligation to Mr.. AL. f.
Beasley and his son, Stanford, by
the gift of a thoroughbred Poland
China pig. 1t is refreshing in these
degenerate days" to know that the
world and our own community es-
pecially has such generous charac-
tiers as All. Beasley and his son.
1t will be with genuine regret
that our people, especially the Red
Cross and Belgian Relief workers
will see Mrs. W. j Jones and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, leave for their sum-
ner home on the farm in Michigan.
Mrs Jones is an intensely practical
woman, full of energy-and especi-
ally filled with sympathy for the
unfortunate, war-devastated coun-
tries across the Atlantic and her
daughter, Elizabeth, who has enter
ed ner teens" is truly a chip of
the old block" with the promise Of
making a very valuable woman.
Henry Laws and family, of Mad.
ison county, have moved to Lexing
ton and are occupying one of Mrs
| Lizzie LAWYERS residences.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
Washington Precinct Items

Mr.. Ed. Weber has been sick for
several days with a severe cold on his
lungs.
Mr.. Jake Tritten returned home
from Dell Rapids last week.
Earl Swearingen and Joe Streng
were doing the town in q business
way last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mach were at
the Ed. Weber home Friday night.
Ed Rosenberg, Louis Sandusk y,
Ed Weber and John Mach were at
the Joe Streng home Saturday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miles of
Parkston called at the Earl Swearin-
gen place one day last week and took
Mrs. Orba Reimer and daughter home
with them for weeks visit.
Ed. Roseberry and Louis Sandusky
sold their corn shelter to Brgsina
Bros.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
From, the Tyndasl Register.


States Attorney F. NJ. Scoblic was
called to Minnesota Wednesday even
ing in answer to telegram tina. his
sister was seriously ill.
Frank Kramer moved his family
down from Olivet the first of the week
and is busy getting settled on the Ja-
cnbson place south Of town which be
and Walter Bardwell recently pur-
chased from r. v. Fletcher.
Albert Lower who enlisted in the
navy last fall and successfully passed
the examination received telegram
from the Government last week to re-
port at once. 10 be left Thursday
morning for his new duties ct 0maha,
Nebraska.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
From the Tyndall Tribune.

i
Joseph Friedrich who enlisted in the
navy some time ago has received or
ders to report and expects to leave
tomorrow morning.
DR.. L. F. Barber was called yes
teray to inspect the herd of cattle be-
longing to Joseph Rezac living SOUTH
east of Tabor and found that seven
head were infected with blackleg
| Register of Deeds C. E.. Stoddard
is in the hospital at Yankton taking
treatment. 1t will probably be sew
eral weeks before he will be able to
return to his duties, in the court
house. His friends hope. however,
that he will fool the doctors and his
recovery will be more speedy than
they promise.
Stock feeders around Tyndall are,
experiencing considerable difficulty in
getting cars in which to ship to mar
ket. There has not been car of Ell
Their cattle or hogs shipped out of
Tyndall during the month of Februa-
ry, owing to the fact that no cars can
be obtained. People who should
know claim that there are several train
loads of stock around here waiting
for shipment.
Four Germans were registered at
the Tyndall postofice under the Alien
Enemy Act which compelled all enc
my aliens to register. Although no
canvass has been made. we had sup
posed that Tyndall and it's tributary.
territory had a greater number uf
Germans who have not become natur.
elized citizens.
The local selective draft board of
Bon Homme co1nty were busy last
Monday giving the physical examina-
tion to sixty men for the next draft.
The men were in class l. This makes
Ito men examined in this county.
When the next draft will be made or
the number 20 be furnished by this
county is not yet known.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
Lesae 81 State I ands.

Notics IL hereby given TINT %
March S0th, 1918, III Of the unleased
Ststs Landa ii Bon Hou1me County
vill Be oiEsrsd Tor laass 1t publie aue-
ton bsfueen the hours Of 10 O'clock
!. u. ana y o'clock p. n. at - cnart
hnuae II said ecunty
Dstsi e Pisrrs, s. p. january
18th 1o18
Can nissioner of School
ssS nd Public Lands
[. lls, John Fohsy q oelyee tonk ~
r q q kes = N toE anlEfcnsl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
How Does a Soldier Feel in a
Life and Death Crisis?

caught-lke trap-vih only
coming alive. He thought Of
What soldier think of in crisis?
feel? What does he do? What the n
While trembling and hot from the they have through
hundred
grenade told
of personal adventure viewpoint
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
A Closeup of the War

Newspapers and magazines the along broad general
nsshey speak OF nations and armies But these stories
MENindviduals. They tell Of exploits which even now
the history a % could tell such stories mans
tsueand startling that mind simply stands agape at
wonder They would thrill with blood as cold as Ash
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
''True Adventures of the Great War;
6 Volumes Free!

Review Of
y Absolutely ssnuin as
.o hero heroine d exploit limited time
trse With woyear subscription to tho Reyisw Of Reviews
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
Partial List Of stori

Hevl6W OF 6ovteWg.
Now md during these few years. before
Intelligent American will need the Review OF Reviews TIL,
world the 1t Is In the thocs Of social Industrial
and political changes TINT cataclysm One cannot form
opinions these revolutionary cannot base his acts
inegcnty themone cannot understand the real
situation. unless tho facts all the facts known 1t is
genuine patriotic duty in these coming days Of trial for
citizen know comprehensiyely what Is happening
In tho world around him.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17
Snlanb

Mus 2olpton, Ofla., miro Ie'
meIoet. boB ein GROCER, fiir Sbierua-
tionsaipede gebrau6ter 6eiiel- -8aIlon
Der oortigen 8allouidllIe lein slnfer-
tau 5erriiien bat uno iortgetrieben lit,
3ipei aaoetten befauoen iid in Dem
&orbe. ols oas ltngetiim ourhgiug
@s gclane ibnen, etnen Scil bes go
les entipeiben au lalien uuo Dem Ell
ilen Der Gaoetten gliidte es auh, iid)
mittels 5aaidirms, oils Der 9allon
lid Ser erbe 5ienllib sellabert, sll
9ooen 5u iaifen Che Der 5meite sss.
iaiie Dem 9eiipiele ieines 9omeraoen
folgen fonnte, idoB Der Baton ie-
bod wieoer in eine unsebemre Sobe
binailf uno purOe in oItliher Rid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17

oen uno nob ser fiinftea perfaBts
1886 @ottfrieo sluguIt 8iirger, Der.
9ihter oer u2enore,1 Die oeutid)e
9usgabe. 8ie MIN 8aipe Dem 5rcl-8
BERN 5ieronpnlns 'pleles in Die Sd)n-
be geihoben bate, nonlit bieicr ME
geprnblt, 10 fiigte nlidJ 8iiraer, inter
itiist bon ieinen 5reunoel nornentIisb.
Dem Satirifer 9idtenbere nnb Dem
@pigraminatifer aditner, n1atlherlei
S1er5e bin5n. Ind Die oentihe 9e-.
arbeitung erihien anonpm, uno piel-
leidt bat 9iirger ielbit nid)t ben gtn.
men oes uirfIiden autors getpuBt,
aber Sabr5ebnte binourd salten er
nno ieine 5relinbe fir Die 8erfalier
hes nMiinbbauiens," big enblih
1924 6. b. yieinbarot Dem eigentIi.
den Sbopfer gu ieinent 8ehte oer-
baIf. Dos iiber Hubolf Grid Hoipa
ihipebenoe 9urfel ipuroe oonn 1919
pollig aufgebeat ourb Den @ottinger
Hrofelior 6. @aiien, Der iotuobl iiher
0en ebertuligen belliidelt BibliotDee
far pie iiber Die Yerionlidfeit oes
5reiberrn 9ieronpnus BON Riind.
5nllicn allsgiebige IufidliiiIe erteilte.
glliien oeifen 8ater nit einern Ger.
trallten oes beriibmten 6reiberrn be.
frelluoet geiueien. iuor, nermodte audi
nod Elm 8ilolpon Dem 0eien lino Der
Gr5ablungspeiie oesSriginal- -Wiind).
balien 81 geben 9ieier er5ablte iet.
he @elhidten niebt, ipie cine falihe
TRADITION beiagte, Init weit aus oein
&opf tretenoen fnnfelnoen sluJen,
intmcr roter perbenbem 8eiidt,
SbipeiBtropfell onf Der Stirn lna
nahtig berumfedtenben grmen" =.
ionoern gang capalierentent, 5ipar
NIT militariihein 9sadorud, ood) OF
ne aaes Batbos, NIT Der leid,ten 2au-
ne zines @eltmannes uno als Sa-I
dlen, Die iid) BON ielbit ueriteben
0ieIe Gbnrofteriltif lit eetuiB Die rid)-
tige, uno lie itilirmt merftuiiroig iiber-
ein mt Dem 8iloe, ons man iih nod
ben launigen SiIt0rden BON Dem
Wanne MAIDEN fann
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17

tune nad Chattanooga, Sel,ls., FORT
getrieben gis iest 1ino nod feins
Deiteren Nadridten eingetroffen.
Sn einenl groBen @elbdfte In
9saibpille, Senn., pllroen pier Saocil.
oiebe, 5ipei Manner liilo 5pei sSrullci-
5inlmer. feItgenonmeri, tpel1e ibr liils,
iauberes 9alloperf nj allen Seifea
Ser Ser 5taaten getrieben baden.
Die Boli5ei bon 9tep yorf. st
2oilis. 2ittle Rod, Columbus ioipie
mebrerer Std0te IN ben Staaten Ic.
ras, Sflubonla. 9llabanlo IL. a. lit
Dem nobeln Nuartett bisber pergeb-
i lid auf Der 6dbrte geipeien nno mod
ie iest nabere gefanntibaft anfnii-
pfen.
Nus sDeiuno5fDan5ig Counties
I'M pcitlihen llno Iiioneltliden 3eile
BON Oklahoma peroen totale l)iiE-
ernten. berbeigefiibrt onrh aiibolten-
De 8rodenbeit, genleloet. Sn oen ;nei-
iten oieier Counties muros Idon Icif
5iDei o0er orei Sobren 10 gut mie
nihts geerntef
= @eneraIpoItn1eiiter 9urleiou BAT
Der StaOtperipalhrng pom 9erarfana
allf eine Nnfrage be5iigIid) Hegnlie-
rlng Der Eelepbon-8aten nlitgeteilt.
oaB Die itaotiihen geboroen Gas
Aedt bdtten. Die faten feItsule5cIl.
ibm aber oieielben sur 9eitdtignns
unterbreiten nliiBten.
Seroinano Shnrnnnn. ser
8raiioent Der 6eIir Sbollar Bapcr
eonlpanp bon Neip yorf, oeren Be-
tiger IN Selitid)lano tppbren. be-
fannte iid) i'm @imoesgerid)t 5n 9seiu
0orf ihul0ig, iih falIdlib als llatu.
raliiiertei giireer DER @cr. Staatcn
mtsgeeeben 5il baben llno muroe oes.
baIb 81 iieben @lonaten @efonsnis
uno 3nbllng eiirer $1,000 @eloitrafe
uerlirteilt. Sdnrmain bate oicIt
faIidbe 9lngabc Dor Dem eintritt Der
Ger. Staoten in oelt &rie1 geinad,t.
oainit es ser Don i6nt nertretencn
sSirina erlnoglid)t ipuroe, pbotoarn.
pbilde uub aopierpapiere inlportie.
rem 5u fonneu. Die Sd)oIlar Gonpa.
iip lit ldon felt GINGER 3eit als feino.
Iides @igeritlm NIT 9eidlae beEcgt
moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17

Die golldlelpifi bebanpten, bal, tic
int slr6ansel- -9iitrift Steannsen ae-
mummem 6aben.
glns 9pnoon luirb gemelbet, bic
Yep6lfernns oer Nnr,nansfn &iiite
ljabe Die Mqiiertsm Srnppen nit 8e-
geiiternns empfansen.
9elttId]e 2eitnngen ipred]en nit
groker Gr6itternne bon benz Wtani-
ieit GnslanSs, oas Die Sidcden mnO
Glnmen ais Nationa amerfennt.
gbplf Suffe, Der rniiiId)e 8Dtidai.
ter in Berlin, 1T bon Mosfam nad
Berlin absereiit.
Sm 6arbin iinS tanienb SIdedjen
einsetroffen, bic iid) Dem General sc.
menpff anIdlieken molten.
Der inoiidJe @isef0nis bat benz in.
biiden 0idter Sir MabinSranatb sa-
gure idJriftltd) ieiu Se6anern ansgc-
iproden, 6af iein 0ame obne 8rmnS
in Die llnterindnns sesen 6ie Ser
id]iuOrer biileingeSogen lit.
Cine 9epeide aus @enf bebanptet,
ser aDnis pon Snlgarien lei id,uer
franf.
Die d)ineiiid)e 9iegiermng bat bas
glbfDmtnen NIT benz &atifan, nadj
be,u iid) yei6e @eianbte 5uidJifen
iollten, iuieoer anfaeboben.
Nnbe bem ,gSinter Gsnarter Sbpal.'
80 Meilen ppn Der neutrality-suspicious.
Suite, ipnrbe 6as braiilianiIhe Ip.
toridiff ,Matrnsaba" pun einem I'm.
terieebout uerienft 9ie 8eiatmns iunr.
De serettet.
gln Der auitralild)en Suite fat man
feinolihe Seeminen gefunben.
Rad bem Erpsramm nnierer De
siernns luerben mir bis snm eriten
Suli naditen Sabres elm Seer BON
6,050,000 Mann in europa 6aben.
gtad) Der Aniid)t nnleres 4eneral-
ftabsd)efs Wiardl seb6ren nur bier
Willipnen Wiann basn, nm Den poll.
itanbigen Sies iiber bic Semtidjen IN
erringen.
Sas aomite fir Mittel nnb 8eae
hat ben Suriflag bes Sdatamtsie.
fretars McAbpo, Saf bic Ginfum.
men, bic 6nrdD glrbeit ermurbem iinS,
uiebriser beftemert lueroem iollen als
anbere ginfommen, sntsebeifen. Sas
aonite fat beidJloiien, BON Sen iiber.
mafstsem Hrpfiten Der aurporatiuneu
$1,000 mnb auferbem nod s Iroseni
itenerfrei III MAIDEN; Erufite, Die bon
adt bis 5lUansig Grosent betragen,
Ipllen NIT einer Stener pun 40 4ro-
5ent belegt .Derocn mno ale Erufits
iiber sluansig Erosent nit elmer
Stencr bon iedaia Ero5ent.
Sas nAlien Control cap,n lueldles
iidJ sesen Gpiune, feinblid)e gseuten
nno poraft euaoers" ridjtet, lit iett in
poller araft. IS entbGlt ldlarfe Ne.
itimmunsen iiber Siife fir ,aliens,
bic ons snno berlaiIen iuullen, ii6er
Socuttfi5iernngs aarten, meld)s
pNliens" babeu miiien nno anoeres,
WeneraG Gruiuber bat nodma[s biz
Grflarnus per6ffentlidt, oaR aGe
jnmsen Wianner, bic ieit oem 5. Snni
oiernno5iuan5ig Sabre aft seluorbe,l
lino, iid nm "a. slngnit snr 9tcsiirie.
rnug itellen miiiien. llmier teraniidDes
ySeleetipe Seruiee Department" has
ote notigen 5mitrnftionen ausseianbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17

nnf Ole yIHeTtIdHer, Get uueI IelHe
grofe @irfnns ansiibte.
lie Sransoien baben butter per
fran50iiiden SrDut in 100 Sageu cine
GiIenbabn non 130 Meilem ganse ge.
baitf.
Cine 9epeide BON Der ensliiAcn
5rDnt in 1ranfreid melbet, bic Stir
fe bes Oelttiden 6eeres, bic unlau
pDiuer,1 babe itarf abgeuummen.
gine 2pn6pner 9epeide bebanptet,
Eeiterreid babe 6ie @ieberberitellnns
Selgiens berlangt.
9ie 6icsidbrige 8eisenernfe Jranf.
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