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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-22

hletben, UDtte 0as Vertrniten Der Mhs
juritat bes gteidstass at beiiben. Die
&erant,uortmns, Die Der &eidlsfansler
Der @Dlfspertretnus gegeniiber bat,
lit eeietlid) feitselest nno seiidcn.
Ser erite Ift Der nenen Resiernng
1T Der seiueien, benz Geidstas cine
Sill poramlegen, iuelde Die Serfal=
Jung bes Heides oabin perGnbert,
oaf bie 3mitimmnng Der gplfspertre-
t,ing ST einem geidlnfs iiber &rieg
nno Iyrieben n0tis lit. Die 9aner bes
nenen Citizens tpirb a6er sarantiert
nid)t nnr bnrd bie Sidernms ieitens
Der @erfaiInmg, ionbern audi onrd
ben mneridiitterliden @illen bes
oentiden @olfes, Sas in ,peitans
srOkter Webrsabl binter bieien Me=
former itebt nnb lire emersiIde
Onrdfiibrmns berlanst. Die lrage
Ses Hraiioenten, nit mem er nno Die
Gegiernnsen, bic sesen 9entIdlano
uereinist ieien, eisentlidy Sn tim bGt-
ten, lit bes6al6 in flarer nnb nnsiuci-
oemtiaer @eile beantluortet nnb bnrdJ
Die Grflarmns, baf oas ssrieSens=
nnb &affenitillitanosaugebo BON ei-
ner 9fesiernns sefommen lit, iuelde
BON alien arbitraren nmo nnperaut-
uon alien arbitraren u. mnperant,uort-
iidlen GinfliiiIen befreit lit II. bae es
Sentiden @olfes sebillist luirS." 3ic
Wote lit bon benz StaatsiefretGr bes
slnsiuartisem, Or. splf, untersei1b-
ne.
Sine 9epeide aus @aI9imaton
iast, Die neme Note 9entidlanbs 9a-
be Die Sortise gepOlfernmg iibersemgt,
oaR bas bemtide @olf iuirflid Sic
3iisel Der 9fesiernns in Der Samb
balte mnb einen Jrie6en tuiinid)e, AMI
yeSingungen FIN, iuie iie bie Der.
Staaten nnb Die Aaiierten aeben
luollten. 8as Der Eraiibent tnn luiro,
weif man nod nidt nmo mirb es
nidlt eber iuiiien, ais bis Der offfisiel-
ie Sert Der gotidaft in ieinen SGn-
ben lit. Gr fat seiterm ben aansen
aadmittas NIT bem StaatsiefretGr
saniins fonferiert.
Sm Senat baben peridiebene &C.
natoren Die oentide Note idlarf an.
gesriffen unb lie ais Gorman6 (iu6-
terfnse) beSeidnet. Semator gorab
aing iosar 10 ,ueit, Or. Solf fir ei.
men Siisner sn erflaren. Senator
SoitdJcud, Der @oriitenbe bes Senats.
fomites fir gesiebmnsen gum Mms.
lanoe, idDien jebud Sertranen ~ Der
Note sn baben. Eraiibemt 8ilion, 10
beiet es in elmer anoeren Welbuna,
mcroe NIT srpker @oriidlt ouraeleu.
Gine emsliide 9epeidDe bebt berour.
sas in Der ytute nifts uDn Glias.
sotbringen geiast lit.
Sn Gnglano bat man bic oeutid)c
Vote iebr abIpreden6 benrteilt, off,
siell iino feline Grflarmngcn a6aeae,
ben.
Nns Snbapeit mirb gemelbet, aai.
Ter aarl iuerbe oemmadit Die llna6-
lGnsisfeit llnsarns, aber in Eeris.
nalllniun nit Seiterreid per6mnben,
sroflamieren.
Ter Mmlteroamer 0Drreipunbemt
Der eonooner nSailp 6rpref" iaet,
llngarn weroe cine Hepnblif ueroen,
init oem @rafen Siarolpi an Ser
Spibe.
slns gern iuiro semeloet, Die beut-
idle Ereiie iase einen Separatfriebem
5iuiIdlen llngarn nnb ben gllliierfen
nno Amerifa porans uno ms bern
Saag iuiro aemelbet, Elm Nnae6ut
Cefterreidls anf einen Separatfris-
ben fonne in ndditer 3eit eriuarIct
lueroen.
Sine SpeSialoepeide aus 8aIbina.
ton bebanpfet, Die gnpern batten
Die oentide 8esierung sn benz @aI.
nGtiltftauDSdeIudt aeslunusen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-22

Ste ErteDensbeUegnn9 bat feute
@irfmng auf Die milttariIden 8eue=
smngen amsseiibt. lleberall iinb Die
Srmppen Der 9llliierten porgebrmn=
gen nnb baben Die Srmppen DER Gen=
tralmad)te striifsebranst. Die Gna.
Timber nub 9lmerifaner iino Siesmal
am meiiten tatis se,ueien. Die Gn3-
timber iino bis anf suei Meilen an
@alenciennes berangefommen nnb Die
Mmerifaner baben npr6tueitlid) bon
@erSmn suei iuidtige Stellnnsen ae=
nommen. Amerifamer mnS GnslGnSer
linb in breiter 6rDnt ii6er ben Ciic-
aanal sesausen. 9ie @alencienness
6irion=Sdbn, cine Der iuid)tisiteu
%erbinOnnsslinien ser 9entiden, 1T
abgeihnitten. Die GnglanScr ba6em
oas @eitnfer Ses Sdelbe=&anal aMf
cine Strefe BON sebn Wieilen belett,
n0rSlid pon Sonrnai, melhe Staot
non srDken MaiIen oentIder srmp-
pen perteiSist iutrO. Selsieu iuiro all-
inaglis smriidgeiuunnen, aber Die
9emtidJen leiiten jett, nnd)bem lire
Sinien sniammen se5pgen iiuo, itar-
feren Mioeritano. Die StaSt Sent
lit nod INNER in ibrem 6Gnben mno
Die sllliierten iiub nod iieben Meiiem
uom ibr entfernt, obsleid) iie ibr idJoa
ert)eblid naber gefommen iinS. NaG)-
Dem Ole 0entiden ans 8eIt-Selaien
uertriebeu iihe, iteben Sie 9llliierten
iett in beinabe eeraber 2inie bon Ser
bollanOiidlen 0rense nad oem Cir
aanal. Ceitlid BON Gumrtrai fat ci-
ne neme Seluesmng begonnen, Seren
3uef es 1T, Die 9entiGen audi ams
9torb- -Selsien sil pertreiben. = Die
tSransoien baben Die 0pnan bel @ioin
in gmlsarien erreidlt. ltmsarms rirt-
lhaftlide llnabbansisfeit ipirS ia
nadJiter Belt BON aaiicr aarl profla-
miert lueroen. ltnsarn fpirS fiinftia
and ieia eigenes Seer nnS iein eiae-
mes biplumatiifes aorps ba6en.
Die sllliierten iinb Jest slpei Nei-
len BON Somrnai emtfernt, nadl elmer
anoeren 9epeide iinb Die GnslGmSer
bereits in SOurnai einseoramgen.
Die letten Snlsareu iino ans Ma-
seopnien Oertrieben.
slms Yaris miro semelbet, bic NJ
liierten uaren babel, Gent einsnIdllie.
ben Sine 2onboner 9epeIdle iaat,
Die alliierten Srmppen Ieien lueniaer
ais 5ebm Meilen BON Sent cmtfernt.
Der iriide 9ampfer r9mnbalf"
iOll lette gSOdJe i'm iriidJem aaual
torpeoiert iein. @on Der SeIabnna
hno ansebli6 iiebsebn Manm perlu-
ren.
Die Sdaoeneriatanipriide gel.
siens an SentidlanS iuerbem fidl ouf
3nnoerte uom MilliOnen Yfumo be.
lanfen.
5n benz &ieler Safem iolen 5ur
3eit 10 piele ltnterieeboote iein, oae
;nan iic gar nidlt allc muter6riuqem
Tam.
Stalien bat tueitere 200 Wiillionea
ano Sranfreid iueitere 100 Millio-
men BON nnierem 2anbe selieben be.
tommen. Die @eiammtamleiben Der
Nlliierten bei ben Ser. Staaten 6e-
lanfen lid jett anf $7,52O,476,666.
Der aonis nno Die a0nigin pom
6nglano baben peruunbete amerifa.
nlidDe SOlbaten beindDt.
Tic slnssbnrser yslGembseitnna"
lagt, OentIhlanb nno Seitcrreidl
Itdnoen Dor bem slnsbrud) elmer Snn.
gersnot. llngarn babe ieiner gSei,en.
ansfnbr Elm Gnoe gemadDt, So6meu
neigere iidJ, @ei5en at sicben nuO
Folen beidlranfe ieine slnSfubr.
llmier 6Hlfs, ,Marinemiuilter Mos-
iepelt mad)t befnunt, bic amerifaui.
Idle Slotte babe in Der 3urbIee Nti.
nen fir llmterieeboute asIest, babe
cine RSbrenleituns fir Gel amer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-22
So5iales Glenb in @ien.

Gin oiiiteres 8ilo io5ialeu elenos
uuroe in elmer gerbanOluna in @ien
cntrollt, in Der Die 9ieieruiItenfrau
2eopoloine @laier negen @efabr-
bltng Der forperliden Siberbeit if.
rer &inoer angeflagt mar. sssn Ser
ssobnung lagen altf Dem gooen fiinf
Rinoer, BON oerell oas altelte, Gin
Ndod,en, aft Sabre 51blt. 8is anf
oieies Mdo6en naren oie anoereu
ainoer tells nadt, tells NIT ihn1llbi=
gen 2nnlpen notoiirftig befleioet.
sSrau @lnier ielber mar nidt slt
SSuitie. Sic NOR, mie 5ausleute cr,
fldrteil, idon stpei Gage ltiht in If
rer 8obnung gelpeien uno bate ben
Sinoern eirgeibdrft, pdbreno ibrer
glbpeienbeit ia niemano in Die @ob-
ming eif5ulaiien. Die poli5eidrStlide
itnteriud)ung Der ainoer ersdb, oai,
oieie org periuabrloit uno itarf INT
terernabrt maren. gines ser Sinner
ipar lllngenfranf. Sn Ser itattgebab-
ten Terbanolung erfIdrte oie 9lngc-
tlagte, cine 30.jdbrige 6rau nit ab-
aebarmten @eiid)ts5iigen, oaB fie fir
Die @ertpabrIoiung Der ainoer nidlt
fonne Sbr Waan, Elm Wtalergebilfc,
lei tpdbrerlO Ser &riegs5eit citiaeriift
ilnb lie nliilie bon bemllnterbaltitngs-
beitrage iid uno ibre filnf Ginoer er.
balten. Sic ielbit lei leioelto uuo
nIiiiie, iuenn tie nidt ans Sett gebun-
BEN lit, balifig arfs Sano fabren, INN
fir oie &inoer 2e6cnsinitteI 81 be-
f6affen. Ser 9iidter iprab Die sfngc-
flagte frei, oa oieie nit Riitfiibt ans
Die Shmierigfeiten Ser 0erpilc.
gungsperbaltniiie bellt5iltagc fir Ole
In Der gln5eige geidiloerte Serpebr-
loiun9 Der &inoer ltrafrehtlid llid)t
reranttportlif) genladt meroen fonng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-22
6eirateH - 6eburten - SobesfGle
9eir a t e n !:

Setraten:
SSobn s. @alter itno sSrou Syobal,,
no @oebnfe.
9iobert 8. Smith uno 2eno llbr.
George q. 8iesel uno @iclia s.
0anpIh.
$. 3. Glare uno SSrau gtta
@llrSbo6 Chefs.
Sc burten:
Sarrp Obneiorge mo ,yrall, ei!t
anabe; $. 6. Hobrer unO 6rau, Elm
W}aoden; Nuoplpb @arteiier uuo
sFrmL ein &nobe; Gnil 2eid uno
9Sralt, ein &nabe; 6. %. @eblers mo
6rolL Elm Mdoden; s. 81. alttIhen-
reuter- uno 6rou, Elm YlabdJen.
EooesfalIe:
@m. $. Slider, 2S Sabre; 9lGell
Guufle. SO Sabre; Gus s. @eiB,
9tlter unbefonnt; SSantes Otto 8urd),
80 Sabre; S5arrp &. Sorot, II SSob-
re, @iaian Halpb BOB, 3S Sabre;
Sara 3immerle, 10 Sabre; SSobn 6.
2utber, % Sabre; Gopin Eatih, 81
Sabre; @iqie 9, Soffmeiiter, 26
Sabre; Trau Srene Gum Serge ino
aiuo, 2l Sabre; Goworo $. aloer-
ner. 81 Sabre; Somaro .. Rauid),
10 Sabre; 6rau Sobie %. Slider,
2i Sabre; @m. s. Shelpe, Is
Sabre; 8ilion 6. aoaman, sllter
unbefonut; 5rarf 9. Sellnig, 9llter
unbefannt; emil q. gahpiller, 2S
Sabre; Ruth 0eutidmann, is Sab
re; 0enrp Rotbmann, 32 Sabre; /;
aler Sspenbeimer, 33 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-22

Sn Gorea peroen Die &let.
oungsitiide nidt 5uiammengeuabt:
Der Shneioer flebt lie pielmebr 5lt.
iolnn1en. @enn oas betreffenoe Glei-
oltngsltiif 5ugeihnitten lit, tauht cr
einer 4Iniel in einen Sleiitertopf.
beItreidt oonlit ole Sonten, legt oic
Seile paiieno on uno iibcrcinaltoer
ino preBt lie cine 3eitlang nufein-
onoer, oanlit lit ieine 9lrbeit been-
aigt gtatiirli6 fonmen oann leidt
9fiiIe lmo oergl. Dor. Scr 8rlgcr
3iebt aber einfob cin 8ldidden mil
elmer slrt fliiiiigem Seim aus Der
SoIdc. beitreid)t Die Ihoobafte SteGe
llno flebt oie 9fdnoer iibcreitaneer.
Damn gebt er rnbig Ieines @egcs
meiter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-22

- @un i6 Der Sabre Sabn ourh-
meiiell
8, niiBt' idJ nod, mas ib pergeilenI
8iro oft Die Sebniuht in mir beiB:
&onnt' i'd oergeIen, mas it1 tpeiE.
= @s lobnt Iidl, oos 5n Iernen,
tuaS anoere 2eilte tpi5fen tpollen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
GOLDSTfIN'S EMPORIUM
EVERY SOLDIER TO GET A BANK BOOK
 FROM GOVERNMENT

WITH THE AMERICANS IN FRANCE, July 1S.-Every Ameri- can soldier in France will receive a bank book enabling him to draw $7.50 month from any dsbursine officer, if the change in pay meth ods of the American Expeditionary Force now under consideration is put into effect. The purpose is tc enable every soldier to obtain propmtly at least a part of his monthly pay regardless of where he may be, whether in a hospital ol with some organization other thar his own.
 The pay book" system is in use in the British Army. The sum ot $7.50 month has ben fixed as thc minimum which soldier should have for his personal wants every month and it would be given to hin On his demand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
FOR SOUTH TONIGHT

The Prince Rupert will sail South tonight at midnight. Among her passengers are Andrew Brunell. for Seattle, Clyde Ragan and Orange Ragan and Paul Acteson who have been drafted into the Canadian Army and are going to Vancouver. B. O.; F. A. Engdahl. H. J. Crowell. John Johnson, w. w. Peck and NJ. Daly, in the Signal Corps service. who have been ordered to aVllejo. Cali fornia
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
FRUIT PITS ARE
 BEING USED BY
 GERMAN PEOPLE

AMSTERDAM, July 19.-The ma tional collection of fruit pits and peach stones" has been launched in Germany under the patronage of the Natherland Women's Union. Stones of cherries plums and peaches will be paid for at the rate of a cent a pound, but instead of money pay ment. collectors will receive "Gov ernment Soup Squares" at the re duced rate of two for a cent The newspaper announcements say that these soup cubes are rightly in great demand owing to their large content of fats"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
THINKS MINES DID WORK

WASHINGTON, July 2o.-NavaI opinion inclines to the belief that the San Diego was sunk by mines which the German submarines drop ped during their raiding operations. Five or six such floating mines have been found and destroyed.
 Cruisers were in the vicinity Of the San Diego last night. There was nothing in the vessel at the place in which she was hit that could cause an internal explosion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
Repairs to Be Made within Ten Days Will Cause Line to Be Out of
 Commission.
NEWS STUFF TO COME
Arrangements Made to Handle News Matter, but No NightletterS
 During Pause.

c. E. Williams, in charge of the Juneau cable office, has been noti fled by the Chief Signal Officer at Seattle that sometime within the next ten days there will be an in terruption of the cable service be tween Juneau and Seattle. About twenty miles of new cable will be put in to cover some of the rougt places that have been making trouble and while that work is in progress interruption is expected to continue over a period of about four days.
 No Night Letters
 During the period of Interruption the cable office will not, on account of static interference, accept night letters from Alaska.
 Arrangements have been made that it is believed will care for the press service in a fairly satisfactory man ner.
 More Troubles In August
 There will be similar interrup tion near Sitka about August 18th while repairs are being made to the cable in the waters in that vicinity
 The instructions to MT. Williams are to accept no night letters un less informed by the Navy (which op crates the wireless service) that they can handle them"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
cUNFIRE WAS HEARD

NEW YORK, July 2o.-Many resi- dents of Long Island Sound report ed having heard the sound of gun. fire, but the reports lack confirma ton.
 1t is believed here that the San Diego was torpedoed.
 Unconfrmed reports received here say many ships have been attacked by submarines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
MAIL AND PASSENGER

boat will leave every Monday, p. m., at Dickison's Float for Taku Harbor, Snetisham, Sum Dunn, Wind ham, Cape Fanshaw and Gambler Bay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
DOUGLAS MAN ARRESTED

William Schwartzenberg, of Doug las, was arrested by the United States Marshafs office on presi' dential warrant for violating Presi, dent Wilson's proclamation relating to German alien enemies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
More Troubles In August
JUDGE LEFEVRE IS
 REFEREE IN BANKRUPTCY

II. B. LeFevre has been appointed referee in bankruptcy by Judge R.. w. Jennings to take the place of A. H. Ziegler, who has resigned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
That Baby

The baby swallowed some pens and ink,
 Which gave the mother quite a fright; But the doctor said: ''f really think Your baby soon will be all write .
 -(Billie Wood.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
ALASKA STRAWBERRIES

served as you like them at the Alas
 fresh blueberry pies, too. If
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
TRANSPORT SUNK

LONDON, July 2o.-A German sub marine sank the British transport Barunga. There were no casualties.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
VERY REFRESHING

Cliquot Club beverages touch the right spot this kind of weather, let us send up half a dozen bottles. GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM. ***
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
DON'T MISS THE TRIP

to the Sunshine Country, Sunday, July 21st. Taku is the scenic won
 derland of Alaska. Secure tickets at Winter & Ponds. If
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20

BELIEVED WORK OF TORPEDO
 WASHINGTON, July 20. The Chief of Staff of tte cruiser forces reports it as his belief that the San Diego was sunk by a torpedo. No conclusive facts, however, have been received in support of the theory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20

Coal, feed, hay ana grain, Fem mer and Ritter. Phone 114.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
SAN DIEGO IS
 T0RPEDOED OFF
 FIRE ISLAND
(Continued from Page 0ne)

Admiralty yesterday announced that German submarine had sunk a sloop. The occurrence was Tuesday. Twelve members of the crew were the only survivors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20

Dine at the Gastineau. Concert every evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-20
ALASKA STOCKS

NE WYORK, July 20. - Alaska Gold closed today at 23s.
 Alaska-Juneau at IS.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27
Constipation Corrected

DR.. Kings New Life Pills tonigh,
mean clear bowels, clear head, clear
thinking, day well begun in the
morning, good digestion, clearing skin.
Mild in action but sure and comfortable.
AT drug stores everywhere. 25c.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27
TROY GROVE BANK
DESTROYED BY FIRE
OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Troy Grove, Ill.,, Dec 27.-The
Farmers Bank. which was completely
destroyed by fire Monday afternoon.
will rise from It's ashes and continue
its business in the village Of Troy
Grove.
The bank has reopened for bust
ness in the poslofhce building. where
it will be located probably until next
spring Cashier Weldon stated that
the bank would have its headquarters
there until a new building can be
erected.
In going over the Wreckage Of the
bank the officers discovered that all
the cancelled vouchers hat had not
been returned 10 patrons We're in the
vault. These We're little damaged and
they will prove great aid in check
ins up deposi,orS pass books
Most of che banks money was in
the vault and can be Aed but that
portion which was on the counter was
completely lost, Cashier Weldon said.
He also declared that all the rec
ords OF the bank, with the exception
Of one daily balance sheet, we're
burned.
As for the notes, said MIR Wei
don. Wen have to trust to my mem
CRY and the honesty OF the patrons. |
think We Will get along very we'll"
The bank building burned so rap
idly that there was no chance TO save
any OF the papers. Then. too, Mr.
Weldon and the others in the bank
turned their attention to saving John
Hame,, the office boy who was in
danger of being burned to death fol
! lowing the explosion Incidentally, it
might be said that it was young
/ Hamel who was starting the fire
when the blast came.
With the explosion the kerosene
can tell and its contents ran over the
floor, leaving a trail for the flames to
gain their headWay
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27
loci Notes.

FLOYD Adler returned TO the radio
school in California today after
spending Christmas with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adler. in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs John Tarch0ui ~ 81
Wis. H.. are visi a- here at the hon"
OF Mr. ami Mrs. John Rttlck on
Young street.
Mrs. John Frandn and daughter re-
turned today from a few days v.s.-
in Mendoza at the home OIL Mr. and
Mrs. George Eessanberser
Edward Peters Jr h Is resigned his
position at the south coal mine and
has secured employment il Joliet.
William Green returned to Rock
Falls after spending Christmas at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Phi.A-
more
sherman Lewis was able 20 be- UP
town yesterday after being confined
to his home for several weeks with
pneumonia.
Miss Ella Engel Of Chicago is eX.
pected to arrive here tomorrow for a
few days visit with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. NJ fngel.
Mrs. Adelaide Rosenfelt returned
to her home in Chicago today after a
few days visit at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Smith in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Armstrong
and children attended the funeral Of
the formers mother in Morris yester-
day afternoon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27
GET AFTER THAT
COLD RIGHT NOW
Got right after it with a
bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery

She never let a cough or cold or case
OF grippe go until it grew dangerous
She just nipped it when she began to
snlf1e or cough before i, developed
seriously.
Men, women, and children of every
age have used this preparation for
tfty years as a prompt reliever. All
ages are using it today because Of its
positive results.
Generous size bottles. Coo and Sl.20.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27
Get Rid of That
Persistent Couch

Stop that weakening, persistent cough
or cold threatening throat or lung
affections. with Eckmans Alternative
the tonic and upbuilder of % years
successful use. Soc and $50 bottles
from druggists, or from
ECKMAN LABORATORY. Philadelphia
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27

Funeral Of Private Simmons.
The funeral services OF Private
Eieaar Simmons, - years old, son of
Mr ana Mrs Terry Simmons Of this
city. who died OF pneumonia Tuesday
morning at 81. Lukes Hospital. Chi
cago being employed by the eNemp-
ton board in thar city was held a.
lU o'clock this morning The process
sion started from the Smith undertake
iug parlors and marched with tie
body t. the home Of the young SOL
dier,s sHreHts. who reside on Howard
street where a short service vas con-
Quoted Rev ~ G. Linton OBLIGATED
The pall5earers were al former
sChoolmates of the young man who
have been attending military training
and were attIred in uniform The
usual military burial was given the
young soldier and q salute was fired
at the grave The stores remained
closed during the services.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27
A. {. r. OVERSEAS
CASUALTIES

Washington. Dec. q Casualties
reported by the commander OF the
American EXpeditionary Forces and
issued today totaled 1924, divided as
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27

Inc Illinois mon namrd ON Tie list
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
AMERICA AWAITS FINAL
FIGURES ON TUSCANIA

WASHINGTON. Feb s---Another
- hour. Of waiting ief, little hope
here today that Americas loss from
the torpcdocd Tuscanla would BE- less
than original United Press figures
las United States officers and sol.
di~rs
The war department has received
no official correction an yet on u.
compilation OF Thursday-if3 Off.
GERS and men missing. and 81 Of tho
passengers and crew. Late record Of
survivors. however. indicates that
tho number Of the crew lost will b
reduced
Owing 10 the fact that the fun list
OF survivors must b. cablrd to this
country before there can b. "A check
made Of the ships roster. to deter
mine the names % tho missing. u
probably will BE- early merit week be
fore America viii know iu dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
1887 VOTERS
QUALIFIED FOR
CITY ELECTIONS

Tho coming election will be dccid.
cd by 1887 voters. That many
have their names on tho registration
books. which closed Friday night
Chief Registrar Gaines estimates
that $4,000 qualified voters diHfran-
chised Themselves by failing TO APP
pear for registration.
The last day rush established n
record for the year. when 1913
names were added TO the list
This years registration outdis-
tances that for tho municipal elcc-
ton OF 1916 by 5.2s2. but that OF
1916 passed the present number by
e.3e2. The last presidential election
brought forth os.5so voters to the
registration office.