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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
Ceers Closes
rot Season
With Victory

ATLANTA. Oct 19.-Jn II drizzling
rain. which made the track trifc
heavy, the 1918 Grand Circuit season
tame to close or the Lakewood racing
course this afternoon. Murphy and
Pep Geers, plotting Ante Guy and
faston, did the honors Of the day.
Both OF these veteran rcinmcn drove
IN the first harness event of the final
days card. Murphy, with his Ante Guy,
won the 2:o6 trotting race in three
straight heats against Geers, with June
hed' and in the second event Geers,
IRVING MIR. Harlan's Easton, fought
mcmahon, who piloted Eva Bingcn, to
hnish, captured the 2:15 class trot-
ing contest, also in three straight
DESPITE the fact that she was out
usssen by Ante Guy. June Red gave a
sp'end'd account OF herself in the last
, ~ heats- In the first she broke badly
I'm, as 'he nrst turn and came under the
'ipe m fourth position, with Busy Las
Rs Re-, p,io'eo by Cox, second and Heir
third. uP pc"l"o'
r, in the other two heats June Red
n na,sAed close behind Ante Guy, win
hsa af w sec0 ldn money Tor for the race Each
Sune Red leading to the ihree-o1ar4e,,
post each time. = = ''A' vi
n urivers ano horses were prepared to
v Smn ior homes and winter quarters
''"TiJHo " following tic Ana, Nm.
Inc suTmsrv: ''e
NO CLASS rRorrING-s-uEAr y1Ax-p,.nsr
Busy Busy T &C., B. m by Red Medium Goose,
Con '' D. H. by Peer the Great
phyj Ns' o. "a BY Guy Axworihy t,lur-
' Ne GNssRS5 BLK h. :, hs;y Reaper
=, ,s I1'a s. s:o5'. s.osi.. .:ii,s..
40 LASS TRomING~3.u fvr pI AZ n,-oer.
W' b. 70, = s; by The Tramp ,oc,.s,
olsao..l 6 b. y Dase ldsal jCoal
aliilerj ~'eDe'u. er a. ny Daredevil
,eiD u. D. H. by Elastic Nms jHas. .
''' nm r1 "a ! by By BinssI, iNc>iaho,ai. Z
- Io@' 2'Qs@.. aloA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
Ingram S Crew
Lost Cup Race
OF 1918Cruiise

annapolis, Oct. I9.-The Names -.
the members of the crew which won
the right to hold the Lysistrata On,
for the ensuing year by being victor.
IN the cutter race among the midshjn
men during the summer cruise ar.
pelng engraved on that trophy. The
cup Is contested for each wear BY crews
composed Of the midshipmen assigned
- the oiii crcnt vessels of the Acct IN
The summer practice cruise.
Top honors were taken this yea,. h.,
the crew Of the baftleship Wiscone;n
which covered the two-mile course i, :
minutes and 80 seconds. The crew wa
composed OF the following members a.
NE present Arst class: l. !. Tower
stT9Ae; {. !. McGuire, coxswain; c. :
mckinney, /. f. Even. (. t. Wiukie
!. \: Watts, Il. &. MURRAY. II. 0. F 1''n;e'
=. u. McLowry, c. +. Greber ard ! "
Nrekg The race was rowed on Auous.
-, IL a poilt which was not announce
ne rdnner-up vas the crew Of ~,
minnesota, stroked By W. A. ingram
captain Ct the football team and stroEl
OF the Academy crew. Il tinished
twenty second behind the winner.
hen Commancec Charles :. NJ
"horter. athletic officer m nc Nays-
Academy, received letter f~om ] ien-
tenant Commander J. B. X man fb
letAc officer OF the Grea' es Navai
framing Station, in reference to foot
pau games between the teams Of rho
Academy and training station. he re
called that there had been previous ath
!etic relations between the two vhen
the Pacific feet baseball chamnionsh
vas benz decided N 4 series Of zane
near Nasd.lena Bay
~ mat time Lieutenant. Commando,
Aauf nan was athletic officer Of N.
'eane5eee and Commander McWhorte1
rec inc same position on the Penn
'N-van!a, the nires % the two crew
I nee ing IN , rafting game.
Henry Ortlsnd, Of New York. one O,
'he nest amateur and collegiate swim
TeFs III the country. mas enlisted in the
nay, Wl.h the rate Of chief boatswain'.
mate, aAd has been assigned 10 II,
'aF.. Academy, Where lie is a swi,,,
's'ns: instructor. Ha mas u-Sn tsacnir.,
lhe simple ert to ihe new class ~ Md.
s.lpine... @Ae va coach II. -ean s. II
~ Il er. Ost.an6 las rep.cFensed 81.
New York High Schooi of Com ~ r..
New York University ard the Nv. Yor,
Athletic Club in many contests n.
FOLDS aieh hcuret in all the sprints.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20

Dc Witt vehs
nMahaua
las I'M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
Khaki Replaces
Hunters PM"
AT Horse Show
Natalie Array of Crack
Riders From Army for
National Event
,b.s khaki will be moro prevalent

That khaki viii be more prevalent
=. ~hunte~S' pink IN jumping COM
..,ssnns at the National Horse Show
= Madison Square Garden beginning
v,,sr,ber II is Indicated by the early
.s.,lss. which disclose notable al
49,, Of crack riders from the ranks of
\. army. So numerous are these
me- the association has found it
ae..ssesy TO change the long standing
r,,Is requiring NJ riders in CORN
Man classes TO appear in hunting cos
tune, and Cox the first time military
uniforms for this occasion will be
leaned "rrgulation hunting costume"
Major Thomas Hitchcock. command
81 o. the aviation icld on Hampstead
Plains, and possibly Thomas Hitch
sock, Jr. the boy hero Of 3 recent
,snsa.ional escape from German mil
,tsry prison, Will be IN the saddle.
gmer Henry l.. Bell, Major John S.
yhipps. Captain Harry La Montague,
captain Joseph +, Davis, Captain 10
sspA W. Niner, Captain Allan C.,
Thurman. Captain d. 0. Nelson, Cap
tain C. {, Benson and Captain Pierre
Lsrllard, Jr., arc among the others
sho will ride.
Horsemen as a class arc reputed to
IA far sighted, yet none connected
With the National Horse Show Assc-
cation Rad an idea in 1914 that the
.upeararce OF American Army officers
a exhibitors and riders would be one
q the outstanding features of the
horse show AT Madison Square Garden
sv, years later The appearance Of
fcseign officers gave eclat TO every
Aorsa show from 1909 to 1914, and
re presence OF French, British. Rus
san, belgian and Italian officers az
.7dess had become so spectacular and
gssoytanS that when the outbreak OF
va MD j.. impossible foc them to
o-ae over from Europe the associa-
.,os declared or the horse show of
,9'4.
Views and Values Shift
W&r has now so changed viewpoints
nd values that American and Allied
Ulcers vii be the most interesting.
personalities os the Horse Show when
he CERTAIN goes up on this great So
tety and sporting event. Amazing as
may seem, the unexpected situation
s capped by the fact that the present
american Red Cross. which win receive
ie entire proceeds cf this years Horse
Show for its wonderful war work, WAS
comparatively unknown in 1914.
War needs have brought forward new
ssts and requirements for the competi-
ions in charger classes for officers
moants. Instead of being confined
Chiefly TO militia officers, the riders il
most instances this year Will be men
rao have been on the firing lines, and
10 judges will always have in mind
he lessons learned in the present WAY
Willis tait has been an artillery ard
infantry var mainly in France and Bel
yiuv4 the cavalry has filled its part, es-
peciaily since the enemy has been in re-
tvegSs ard the Importance of the right
ype of horse for the cavalry will be
worked out in judging the military
jumping classes at the Horse Show
The War Department has shown It's
appreciation OF this by granting leave
" absence to Captain A Henry flig-
Enson, q the Remount Division to
come from Camp Sewer, South Caro-
ms &c judge the jumpers at The
Csrdct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
Racing Summaries
EMPIRE CITY, SIXTH DAY, OCTOBER 10

III ADDED;
I A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20

ga I'd. 'm tie s1s w. 'rui tho g'9
erlrons Wa CT ret 10 hrk rrr rs
assr
Nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
Hvt. jim Gilmore. Mo.v

James 4. Gilmore. fornoer Ta5nr.I
League magnate, has entered ~
motor transportation carns Of ~
United States army and expect "a
leave for France within six val.
There IS fight going on aud s;mnI,.
can't keep out Of H." Gilmore said -
an AZ. but still husky enough 10 vbi
a ha!t dozen Germans before breati'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
Erasmus Hall Team Wins
From Morris on GYtdir0u
Walder Hurls Forward Pass
Well, but Teammates
Fail to Catch Ball

Erasmus Hall High School of Brook
Ign, defeated Morris High School, of
The Bronx, in the first football game
ever played between the institutions
at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, The score
was 13 to 0. The aerial attack proved
tie most effective weapon employed by
Morris, but it failed TO bring victory.
That Morris did not march TO VIC
tory was not the fault Of Fatty
Valdez. the left guard, who was in
trusted with the task OF throwing the
ball to teammate. Some of Walder's
losses would Go credit to some of the
football heroes who have graced col
lego teams in the days gone by. AL
though q Southpaw, Valdez tossed the
ball with much accuracy only to have
the receiver of tho pass fail TO hang
onto the ball.
1t was this fumbline Of the toss that
Prevented Morris from scoring touch
down in the fourth quarter. With Nor
ris in possession of the ball on its own
Ao-yard line, Valdez threw a pass for
distance Of fifty yards to lssy Krass-
ner, the lubbock, who had sped to the
10-yard line. Krassncr got his hands
on the ball, jugglcd it several times,
then permitted i to fall 20 The ground
Whljc the two lines held fairly well
under the rather mild plunges by the
backGelds, the offensive Of the Erasmus
eleven WAS slightly move determined
than Morris. The latter's backdeld
proved disappointment. Dave Krass-
ner alone being able 10 gain any ground
through the line. Redegeld and PERL
sicinj who we're on tbe line for Morris,
figured il several good tackles.
TpjStreI. and Er,nIer Chino
Tbo ~; aro,,r1 r~r,, - l,,.e,,,,o.,
Don;els end 1oi'rro T' ,o =, ta,'nei'
fo'' 5ho ',,'''' e., H"1 ie1ponslnie
Thav IN. ao seote" ~ r a..@s,,i ~.
at 'toy ~ pv uor,; ' ~ nof everJ
,'S"'p' D Troa ~ oJnplp'e .on"
l T1,'', s.'u s1Qpgn;'S prohc mem up.
limo .,, +l,' o, roi,l ',ai 49, 'nS
1r ana 'n% r, open AF'a runn I OF
,'e ornad KS ~ .ou.nuo" u.s.
80 a., '''"S lV'LeN US i,s"ls "a 'hy ue-
~ ,",'S W srUI'ns ! s 'o"o q,
H., ~ 'ue ppV.lNs uua,ls,. Ai.er MOTIFS
,. 1,'c'' ~ s's'n o." ."1 'murS.s al ee
,,,,,S.nL a., "tSs'oI,' is ~ 49, nv!
TNutS't 70 INK >ioSfit rs Ob- yAlu llnC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
N''hton Beats Manual
In School Soccer Game

ual TIM mist Clinton's soccers took Man
10 tho 's,' lung Of Brooklyn, into camp.
S. 4 'ene OF goals 10 /, in the T.
yesterds =, soccer game at Crotona PARK.
& som ma. tine Clinton had established
goals Nv y T lead of 90. thanks to
eaansao ny sdslstein and schartz After
WITT c,; % ends, Sauer scored for De
CLINTON and Carlson for Manual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
eautier Leads Batters

Roverss s. ,ssaaYntier, of the Bensonhurst
srages, and " tae official batting av-
staten Islaad '" 80 ;. R. Ogilby, Of the
3 frst amou u .rlcSet and Tennis Club,
s;al avsrs.aas she howlers in the Off
New Jer,sys IN the New York and
pared and .; 1rlcket Association, pre-
= Kelly. tbss 'v cen out yesterday by r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20

Winner entered Tor $I.'Uu, no Did
the Way broke fun OF running opened
win by nose from Star Spanged. Tho latter noscd Ultima
Overweight Bill Mccioy 3 scratcbed--s;ar Realm. 100
600 SECOND RACE-selng fiics aud three
~" winners. $3.50, sioo so. About Elk urongs.
out: place easily Tpe 0z3io 09a. l:00a5.
--Idlia ONnOr md ira.ner. Wll INN CAillL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20

nsup II Tn
wcclS
d
a. . 500 500 go Tive
BY w Trainer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20

Al Duteau in Navy

a Duteau, left tackle OF tie Uni
versitv Of Nebraska football squad and
one OF the teams star players in 1917,
has been called for service in the navy.
Hc will rcpor- 1t Seattle, ash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
Many Penn Marines

ne msjoritS OF the members 81 fs,-
rps Penn varsity sad f,es6r1a,
'cotesll teams are ROW in sor,e f,rn,
o. lh'ltary service. Many Of them 80
tered the Marine Corps d9riYe, he Ma.
-. We "hi'n vas held on the campus
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Hnqriff auf Paris.
Se6jig oeu(f6e canl6ide fn0 an j9n oeledlg.
2(merifamiid)e Griolgc.
100 Weilen Der SeiftrOnt amtrtfan1d).
Der neue Oraft.
14,5OO Yerjontn III oitiem aritg Onrd sorptoots &C
aotlen, BON DEN elaiierten bombaroiert.

Senomms bon mebr Soloateu pum
itns perlangt babe.
9entIdJlano mill bemnadit cine
meme Mmleibe ppn 1900 Willioncn
Warf anfnebmen. Seine &riessidni=
ben betragen baum 10000 Nfiliu=
nen Marf.
9lns @aibingtom iuir0 geneloct,
bas Chipping Erpblem lei selSit.
Die 2ebensutittel- nnS Srnppen=
transporte nad) Gnrppa f0nnteu nidt
mebr geitSrt lperben.
0as &riegsbepnrtement mnd]t bic
Grnennnn9 eines apmites befanut,
uel1es cine senaue Hrifrns BEG
9uftIAiffprpsrammes nnie-er Negie=
runa in @erbinbnng nit ben inbn-
itrielIeu 3nitanben nprnebmem ioa
Ser gesinn bes 2uftidiffYpitbieu-
ties stpiiden Neiu Dprf, Ebilabelpbia
nnb @aIbington tpir0 iuabrideiuliG
crit am Is. Wfai itattfinben.
Cine smeite ganiteae fit ltnteriee=
boot 3eritSrer laft 9enrp 6prb in
Nemarf, q. S., bauen.
Wompernenr Oenoerion BON Nlaba-
ma fat BEN 9raiibenten erindt, an-
snorbnen, oaf ariesssefansene nadl
Mlabamn gebrndt iuerben, nm oort
sic feblcnben Mrbeiter 81 erieben.
Gcm 1tuterludlnnaSfomite 6es Sc
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seras 3.

@ouuerneur @obbp bat Der 'Se-
qislatnr cine fllr5e 8otibaft 5iige-
lunot, in Der er Tie benuftragt, oaS
@ablgeieb 5ii amenoieren. ST iagt,
es aeihebe Dies alf ben @nnid9 Der
Mitglieoer Der 2egislatllr
Cine groBe Menge 8oridldse
8ur 8erbeiIerung Der @nblgeiese lino
in iInIerer 2egislatur eingereiht, rits,
ter ibnen nnh Elm 5ranenitintnt-
rehtsgeies
eesn Ser 2ocol Option @abl in
Der Gtaot galtrop baben Die Brobi-l
bitioniiten nit t56 gegen 65 5tinr-
men geiiegt
ssn Der N1be bon Segnin MUIR
oe Gnif Sater in feinem guggp err
lhoIIen. @illion Mnierbofer bat iid)
oen @eriften geitellt
SIN Mepr6ientaiitenbauie Der
2eaisIatnr lit cine Bill eingebradt,
ipeIbe beftimnlt, oaB Senlano leIen
fonnen ODER inn Stanoe iein mltB,
fein @abltidet obne frerloe Sitlfe
ousfiinen, ipenn er oas Hedt 5llnt
Gtinnlen baben mill Cine anoete
gia, melde beitinlrrtt, oaB ailf ben
Sifets in oen bernofratiIhell ErI-
mGrmahlen Die Serpfliftung iteben
muB, fir oas oennofratilhe Sidet 81
ltinnen, lit i'm Observation-Disclosures
ainaebraht, ebenio cine Bill, tpelhe
Die Gampagnefoiten Der aanoiodtet
fiir 9llnoes- un6 Staatsanlter fclts
lest. Orei 9ias, 5ipei i'm Snrie ino
cine I'M Genat, iino in Der Segisla-
tur eingebraht. Die Dorihreiben, DaB
Elm aanoioat, Der nonliniert miro, Die
Maiorit1t Ser abgegebenen Stimmet
baben mib, oie bas iogenarnte oop-
petite rErimorp" einfiiDren nno Die
nnaeben, tper niht gsonlinierter Ell
ner Yartei- Brinlarmabl iein fanu
Die Sill, melhe Die Sonntags-
poriteaungen in oen Moping 8ictil-
res geieklih MAIDEN lollte, lit bon Der
Sesislatur nid)t angenommen.
- 9ie gill oes Heprdientanten
Sange, ipelhe oa5ll oienen iollte, eli,e
grbobnng Der 9elepbonraten 81 pers
binoern, lit i'm Sollie rtiht angenonl-
men.
0ie erlten grbbeeren in oieienn
Sabre iino aus Der 8egeno bon Gar
ri5o Gprings oerianot poroen Gin
iiheres 3eihen, onB Ser sSriibltn9
naht.
Camp Bonnie tit nod ben les
ten 9erihten nit Mer5ten Dobl perle'
ben, oa olf ie neun Batleliten EN-
9oftor fon1mt
9ongreBnann Martin Dies, Der
oen 9ealnnonter Oiltrift leit fiinF
Termiuen i'm Observation-Disclosures
pertritt, teilt nit, baB er nift uie-
Ser als aanoibot aiftreten miro.
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SEER Sapari
uSa, 6raulein, menn Sbr Ser5 oas
n1eine periteben miiroe."
SD tpeiB nift
y@lauben Sic niebt, oaB 5pei Ser
sen eillanoer gan5 berlteben fonnens
ems Dem onbern lauiheno21
. ia bas glaube i'd, 9err
Sapnri. :"
@ilbeluline ienft Die ghlgelr. ga
bari briift rnge5dblte SfHlic npf ihre
Soanoe llno fam Dor @liifleligfplt
fein 8ort beransbringen er 'ifani-
melt nl1r: aJrall .. Sra
sSr6nleir II. r.
@ilbelmine fdbrt erIhrofen altf
|, !, lin @ottes pillenl"
,Bas baben sic, 8rdilIein21
sgs lit flint llbr Sd niitB mad
Sauie geben!"
agas lit ia gar niht wnbr Gie
gallte eripnrtet Sic ia erit Inn liebcn
llbr. gillr nod Elm 8iertefitiino
nenl"
,saein es gebt nidt! Nein, Sitrd-
aus niht!"
oBarum oenn niat, liebes 5rdil-
iein2"
Nilbelmine ertpioert seienften
9lifes.
SD maB nleinem aleinen 81
trinfen geben"
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Der t,e,ae Draft.


iieben GeneralmnjDre Der Mrinee iei-
en- fir ben l1eberIec 9ienit tntan9-
lid befnnben nnb iuiirben in anbe-
rer 8ciIe @ermenbnng fin6en. IS
iino bies General 8nrrp, General
Norton, Gen. Greble, Sen. Sase.
Gen. Elnmmer, Sen. Ninnn nna
General 8lntdfor6.
Cine itarfe SentIAe Srnppeisabl,
ipeldr bic portngieFiheu srnppen
Bel 9apnntie ansriff, erlitt id)were
yerlnite.
Starfe Artiaerie 0nelle fin6 an
Ser aamsen iueitfiden 6rpnt i'm bollea
Gana. Die Mnitralier bnben erfufg.
rei6e Nngriffe anf 6entI&e GrabtM
Bel Meiyines sema6t. Bel Hfpucel tn
9psbringen babea bic Dtati6tn q.
men fransDfi6tn Ansriff smriifse'
idlngen.
Die GnslGnbtr finb in YnlGitina,
npr6tueitliA BON Sernfalem, uiel met
ter boraerift.
Nie ans QDnopn gemelbet miro,
lat sSapan nod nidlt beihloiIen, mas
es in gesns anf Die SenOnng bon
Gibirien tnn tuirS. Der japaniide
Niniitcr bes Mnsiuartisen, Motono,
bat erflGrt, Sic Miiertem batfen ,Sa-
pan bisber nidt erIndt, srnppell
mad Gibirien sm Id)ifen.
Der dimeiiife gefeblsbaber IN
Sarbin bat bic goliheipifi seiparni,
Gin GinSringen in djineiiides We-
biet iuer6e als Elm ariessart ange-
Teben fper6en.
Der syrie6ensnertrns sipiiden 3nk-
Lamb nnb 9entIdlanb Ipri6t bon tis
mem &anal, 6er bas Gdmarse Meer
NIT Der OitIee pcrbinStn lpll. Il
Der finnl6nSiide Eremier Siuin-
bnfrmS lit in Berlin einsetroffen. Gr
1T Dor Der 3oten Uar6e ans Selling
fors seflpben.
Mms @aIbingtpn fuirb gemeloet,
bic gotihaft bes EraEbenten an bas
rniIiihe golf fat Die Cage ankeror.
bentlid seflart.
9entiAe nnb 6iterreidiide Dele
gaten baltem bente in @ien cine
@eriammlnms ab, in Der bic pffi5iel-
len 8esiebnngen sn bem neuen Staat
Der l1fraint fritseiteat iperben iOasu.
Die pplmilden 2egionGre in Der
0iterreidiiden slrmee iOaen peaen
oes syrie6ens Der Gentralmad,te NIT
Der Ukraine repDlntionieren.
General EerIbins madt ben SOB
BON ipeiteren ad)t amerifaniihem Sol-
baten befannt, Die I'M Sample aefal-
len iinS; ferner itarb einer an Wmn-
ben, Ied)s an Granfbeiten, sluei ans
nnbefannten llriaden, sluei iunrSen
IAiuer peripnnSet mnb 21 leid)t per-
funnoef.
gritiIdje aamonenfngelm iinS in
bas bon Den 0emtiden beiett ae-
baltenc gambrai bineingeldoi|en.
General Semenoff, Der ssiibrer Der
Yolideipifi Gegner in Sibiriem, 1T
seSipnnsen pur6en, iidj mad Der
Wanbidmrei smriif5u5ieben.
genime lit mad Nosfan iiberseiiee
beft, Srotfp lit in Eetersbnrs seblie,
ben, nm Die 9entiden 81 befampfen.
Mnd bic nentrnlen @eianbtlfaftei
iino in Yetersbmrg geblieben.
Die anrlGnber iolen ben oentideil
aaiIer erImdt babem, ibr Sano als
6ersostum in @erlualtnns 5n neb-
men.
Gin niht 6eipaffneter iri'6er
Gdeoner lit bon bentidJen llnterIee-
booten perIenft tuorben. Gs iou and
auf bic Rettnngsbuote seId1oilen iein.
Gin amerifaniifer 9ampfer, Der
einen aampf init einem lsnterIeebopt
beitanSen hat, lit in einem fran5os'
iden Safen ansefommen.
Gs mirS offisea bon @eneralmaior
NI~~L h.Sk~.kks~ Aaf, cSrottfrrt6t mir
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Snlan1.

= esn 3booe ssslallo lit elm 0e-
fdluB 5,lr &atifii5erung oes nationa-
len Yrobibitions Mmenoements BON
Der 2egislntlir slriidgeiDielen. Sn
Der geep gorfer 2egislatllr lit eiIl
8eidluB angenonlmen, oaB oas 8olf
iiber Die Hatififntion abItimmen iolle
Der arlnee Gaplan 5ran5
6einler miro gegenpartig iuegen pro,
oeutiher IeuBerllngen Dor eineln
ariegsgeridte in Sort Chatter lei
6onolulii, Sanopihs -Snieln, pro5el-
iiert. Seinler, Der I'M Gapitdnsranee
Itebt, nltrbe Dor ltngefdbr elmer
@ohe perbaftet. Der &aplan mar
init Den erlten oeutihen Sruppell
nod SSrunfreih gegangen, ipnroe aber
ant geranlaliung BON @enernl Eer-
fbing ieines oeutihen Namens uegen
naf ben Ser. Staaten 8iiriifgeiGidt
uno lofort nah ieiner slnfnnft not)
9onollln periest. Die 8eueiie gegen
6einler ioaen nlittels eines Ditto
grapben sehtnoen iein, ouf Dem Ielne
Reoen ober sleuBeriingen feltgebal.
ten Duroen.
8eneralnaior Warh, Der &C
genipdrtie oils @eneralItabs6ei fun-
giert, beabiiftigt oelnnadlt cine Sit
Ipeftion iammtlidler NtilitGrlager IN
ben Ser Staaten oor5unebnen.
- Die Ser. Staaten babell eng
lamb abermals elm 9arleben BON 200
Millionen Dollar uno Der fllbaniihen
Negierllng Elm Iolcbes i'm 8etrnge BON
t5 Mil. Collar 81 Dem iett aoop-
tierten 3insfuB non 5 Yro5ent ges
ndbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-13

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
March 18th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Nontaa abenS babeu btntide Suit
idiffe fuieoer einen Insriff anf Sa-
ris aemadt. Gs Ioilen nenn 0eiAma-
ser an i'm teilseupmrnen baben. Die
criten 1omben mnr6en nm 10 llbr
Is Minuten gt,uprfcn. Cine NnsnH
Gebsnbe iunrbe seritSrt oSer IN
gran6 eefett. Die 0entiMeu serloren
bier 2nftldiffe.
gei betn letteu 2nfti6iff Ansriff
amf Baris iimb 81 Terlpnen set6tet
lupr6en. timer 8riessmiuiiter mar
sar 3eit in Der fraRsSfI&en Saapt-
fta6f.
An Dem Mugrifi anf Saris baben
ii6 so benHdje 2nftidifft beteilist.
Sin amerifanii4er 2nftI4iffer na-
meas 8illmon fat am Wiontag sipei
beutIde 9mftidiffe hermntergeidoifen.
Am Oienstag iunr6e ans 2on6On
semelbet, oaf fein0lide 2nftidiffe
Sic &aitc pDn Yorfibire amsesriffei
bGtten.
syransGiiide 9nftihiffer baben bic
Stabt &obleas am Gbein boinbar-
biert.
Sn 6e,u 2mftidifffanrpf am 5rei.
tag baben bic GnslGnoer oreisebn
1cntid)e NerppIane mno 6rei 8allons
fampfilnfGbie geinadt. Bon ben ena=
Iiiaen 9nftidiffen feblen bier. lie
Der 400 8Dmben lumr0en anf Wic-
min, Nonlers, 2ebesbers mno Sole
iipes geuorfen. Npd, mebr |ombtm
fielen anf gllnpls, iiiblid pon Niau-
benae, nn6 an6erc Srte, fiiolidj
pon gaIeneiennes, iabGitlid bon
Gdmbrai mn6 iibli6 bon 0pnni.
Nus Mom ipir6 semtlbet, baf fcill
SdaSen militarii6er Irt BEL BEN
Snftihiffansriff anf gleapel anseridl-
tet iei. i1nsefGbr sluansis Voniben
,pnr6en gefuorfen nnb fait ale BON
linen baben 6Gmier serit6rt. 4nfer
ben Feben 0pfern I'M Soipital uar.
ben nod mebrere Gipiliiten getOtet
Mn6 beripiin1et.
Sn6lid BON 6i6eepnrt, in Der
Bpepre Geeen6, madten amerifa-
niiAe Srnppen einen erfolsreiAen
lteberfaa anf 6enti6e UrGben. amdj
in Der Uegen6 Don eunebille lunrben
erfolsreide Ansriffe Der Nmerifanet
seutadt.
Wit ben 500, 900 Mann, Due ipab=
remb Sieies Sabres einsesosen wer.
ben iollen, iuerben nnIere Srnpper
i'm GtanSe lein, am Der meitlihsu
Iront eine Gtrefe ppn 100 Neilen
sn beieten. Die belsiiHe Hrmee bat'
te am /. Sannar bieies Sabres Ii
Ieilen beiett, bic britiide Nrmes
105 Neilcn nnb Die fransOiiid)e Nr-
NEE $50 Neilen.
am 20. 1fGr5 foa bic 1ortihaf.
f1tng nDn 95,UOO Netrufen OegtHteil.
Sic iuirb nnsefGbr flint Gage Sanern,
Jortseihnfft tper6en bic nod iibris
gebliebenen Gente bonn eriten Draft
nnb biejenisen, iuelde ppm siptiten
0rnft einsnsiebem iino. Seras io!l
1884 Nann iteIlen. 8ann bic all-
seneine siueite Ginsiebnns, Der oIcf'
onb braft" besinnt, lit nod nidlt &C.
nan feitaeIett. Sc ipirb geif]eben,
iobalo Der &Ongref bas @eIeb fir Die
sSeititeanng Der Enota bnbin nnge-
dnbert fat, Sak Die 0r0he Der Som
tingente Der einselnen Gtaaten mah
Der 3abl Der Eegiitrieren6en, nidt
nah Der 8eb6ffernmg bcitimmt luer-
ben iollen. Gs luerben bci Dem 5iue;-
ten oSraft" nngefabr 100000 Nnnil
ais Selbaten aHsetmablt iperSen.
Ans Waibinstsn mirb semelbet,
lett gtainn oes &riests ieien Ia, 500
Terienen snr4 beatfhs SurpeSoes
setStet tpor6en, bic 6anbelsIdiffs
seritsFteu. ---l-.A..d.i1E