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Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10

rising hour was 6 o'clock sharp and
a long days hard work, which fire.
! quently extended we'll into the night
followed. St$ted hours were de-
voted to the task of informing HIM
self on the progress of events at
home and abroad through reading
of the principal German and foreign
newspapers.
Before the war Emperor William
often professed friendliness for
America. He encouraged the
foundation of exchange professor
ships by which prominent German
educators visited this country and
lectured in the colleges here, while
American college professors SIM
| ilarly filled chairs in German instl-
tutions of learning.
He was an enthusiastic yachtsman
and despite his withered arm was
able to take personal command of
his racing yachts, and sail them with
considerable success. He spent
much time at his palatial hunting
lodges and is reputed to have been
the champion hunter in the world
in the point of game killed. 1t was
stated that the emperor had killed
6l,730 pieces of game, more than
1000 OF which were stays.
Is Great Reader.
He was a great reader-his pri-
vate library in the imperial palace at
Berlin before the war was becoming
one of the most interesting collec-
tons of books in the world. He
posed as dictator in music, paint
ing, poetry and acting.
At one time it was announced
that he had composed the libretto Of
ballet to be given in celebration Of
his birthday. "A private performance
of one of his musical efforts is
said to have been given in the Pots
dam palace without notable effect
upon the musical world.
Physically unimpressive-he was
short and inclined to stoutness-
William was fond of being photo
graphed while striking a military
posture, though taking good care to
veil the deformity of his left arm,
Disagreement with which he was
born, and of which he was extreme
ly sensitive. He blamed his English
mother for living a life of self-in-
diligence and cursed her repeatedly
as being responsible for his de-
formitv.
No description of the emperor's
personal appearance will be COM
plete without mention of his full,
bristling mustache. His photo
graphs, which he distributed with a
lavish hand, showed it with ends
twirled up at belligerent angles.
Married in 1881.
He married August Victoria, old
est daughter of Grand Duke Fred
erick of Schleswig- Holstein- Sender
burg Augustenburg on February
u, 1881. They had six sons and one
daughter, of whom Crown Prince
Frederick is the eldest. With the
crown prince, his father FLASHED fire.
quently and on one occasion vir-
tually exiled young Frederick to
Dantzig but soon recalled him and
restored him to favor.
German mothers who wrote to the
emperor. of the deaths of their sons
killed in battle elected from him no
word Of sympathy. He regarded
their deaths as GLORIOUS" Yet his
own six sons. though holding high
commands, we're so protected that
the imperial family stood practically
alone in all Germany in warding off
the clutches of death.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10
Several Specials
of Interest to
NeedleWOrkers

T Oddments of Zephyr
and Shetland Floss, some
with but a single skein of
a color, others with from
two to five skeins of a
shade. Formerly sold for
35c and Acc. Tomorrow,
15c a skein.
I Centerpieces. scarfs,
pillows and oblong CEN
ters. A group of pieces
formerly selling for SOC,
Csc, 75c up to S1.50. To-
morrow, 15c.
Third Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10

States and the allies have offered
through their commander-in-chief.
When it comes to the con-
clusion of permanent peace of
course the victorious asso-
ciated nations will deal only with
authority set up by the German
people fully warranted in enter
ing upon an international engage
ment, The terms of armistice will
be sufficient guarantee that the Ger
mans will not again endanger their
neighbors while this government is
being set up; the conditions of
permanent peace which will be die
tated will safeguard the future.
The worlds Indictment against
GERMANY for use at the peace con-
ference is being prepared. Much al
ready has been done, Today Sec
rotary Lansing made public pro-
test he had forwarded to the govern
ment at Berlin against mistreatment
of American prisoners of war, in
GLIDING putting them to work in
mines and withholding packages
forwarded for their comfort.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10
Bishop Wilson Chosen
N. (. Missionary Hea0

Yonkers, N. Y, Nov, 9,--Bishop
Luther B. Wilson was today re-
elected president Of the board OF
foreign missions OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, in annua! session
here. Other officers were reelected,
including DR.. Frank Mason North
secretary, and George M. Fowles,
treasurer.
A pledge of 100000 annually from
the Epworth league for the next
FIVE years was announced by Bishop
A. w. Leonard of San Francisco,
president of the Epworth leagues
board of control.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10
Censorship Lifted From
DISPATCHES From Front

Washington, Nov. 9.-All Amer
lean press dispatches from the west
ern front hereafter will come
through direct when passed by the
field censor, without being diverted
for further censorship. Heretofore
whenever such dispatches referred
to troops other than American, they
had to pass through the press
bureau at London, often occasioning
hours of delay.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10
Good Bedding

T Blankets, all wool and
wool mixed, in three-quar-
ter and double bed sizes.
Shown in plain white with
colored borders and plaids
in various combinations.
It's sensible to purchase
good blankets such as these.
They last so much longer
than poorer qualities, and
give much greater satisfac-
ton. $40, S11.50 and
$3.50 a pair.
4 Down comforters, covered
with fine grade of sateen and
scroll. stitched. Very fine and
warm for winter weather. Most
any color you desire. Full size,
SIS each.
In the Basement
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10
NO WORD AS
YETFRQM ENVOY

Berne, Switzerland, Nov. e.-The
German socialists decided not to
carry out at noon today their threat
to withdraw from the government
if Emperor William had not abdi-
Gated by that hour. according to
a Berlin dispatch. Instead, they ex-
tended the time limit, it is stated
lin consideration of an eventual
armistice."
Paris, Nov. 8.-Vice Admiral Will
liam S. Sims, commander of the
American naval forces in the war
zone, was present at the first inter-
view between Marshal Foch and the
German armistic mission yesterday.
1t was learned during this morn
ing that Admiral Sims is not taking
part in the negotiations but has
gone to London.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10
Silk Lingerie

Gowns. envelope. chemise,
Billie Burke suits, paja-
mas and boomers of dain-
tiest wash satin and crepe
de chine.
Long sleeve silk slips, to
be worn under sheer
blouses. White, black
and flesh colors.
Boudoir Caps in a score of
styles. Any color you
wish. All distinctive.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10
Banks Closed,

London, Nov. o.-(British Wire
less Service. )-Another dispatch
from Amsterdam says that owing
to the rush on the banks in Berlin
these institutions have stopped pay
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10
Choosing Now
Has It's Advantages
In Knit Underwear

For present prices are lower
than possible later on, and now,
stocks are especially complete.
Styles and qualities at prices
you'll appreciate.
.Women's part wool union suits,
two styles; low neck, no sleeves
and Dutch neck, elbow sleeves;
both ankle length, 81 a suit;
extra sizes, 1925.
Ribbed cotton union suits, me-
dunn weight; low neck, ankle
length. Worth while at $1.35.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10
Victory
Luncheon Sets

Made of the best grade
soft washable Sanitas
that is easily freshened
and cleaned with a damp
cloth. They save wear and
tear on fine linens and re-
duce laundry bills. Three
designs stenciled in blue,
green and gold. Sets con-
tain thirteen pieces; a
twenty-inch center and six
each of ten and six-inch
doilies, S1.75 a set.
Also an oblong five-piece
set for So.
Linen Section
Exclusive Novelties
in Women's Hosiery
TThose who wish to send a
Christmas gift that is far
from ordinary and, as a
consequence, is particu-
larry pleasing, are asked
to see the Hosiery Novel
ties now being displayed.
4 Hosiery with lace in
serts, self embroidered
hose, black and white
mixtures, many lovely de-
signs in hand checked hose
T Priced within reason.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-10

Fashionable
Fabrics
New wooden coatings ar
rived last week, including
such wanted weaves as
Velour de Lame, mixtures
and novelties.
We are exclusive Omaha
selling agents for Bel
ding's Dress Silks and
Haskell's famous Black
Silks.
A beautiful costume velvet, in
taupe, brown, navy, Burgundy,
plum and black (36-inch).
Regularly $s.5p, Monday, 1926
a yard.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-27

&eis fangt alt fllapp SIT fperoen. gpt=
tonIamenmebl, oas bisber mir ais
giebfiltter gebrauht lDuroe, lou,
penn nit @eisenmebl IN fleifteit
91tantitaten ulto in eiuem 8erbalt=
mis- BON nibt ntebr als % Gro5ent
permilft, ousge5eihnete Geiltltate
aeben. Sic &artoffeln iinb cine
aleinigfeit teurer ~geiuorDen uno to-
item i'm aleirbanbel 2A bis SC.
Rad genallen gered)nnlageil
feblen alt Der San Mntonio auferleg=
ten 2ibertp Quote bon bier Wiaio-
men Collar nidt, mie mir IN unierer
lesten Mnsgabe mitteilten $1S0,915
~ionoern etpn nod 100000. Die
Differei1S entitano ourdl ooppelte SUI
dung ein nno oerlelben 8etrage. Die
Sammlungen meroen f~ortgeiett, Biz
sic Quote iiber5eibnef lit.
Ger 5taotrat beilldte am 5rei-
tog Die Office Der 5%outbneltern Ge=
lepbon Co.. I'M 0nrb eigene Mus
ihmiung einen beileren n~eberbljf
iiber Ben ted)niiben 8etrieb ioDie
sic 8eidaftsfiibrnng 81 gewinnen.
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@rnnoeiaentnmsii6ertraeln

Garpliila gtrraiM an Ynblp Is. Gar
ga, 0runoitiid I'M Gitp BLod 800.
Belle aaIisfp an Tbomas 3. BARRE,
@riulDltiif i'm 9Th 8lod 1882; $685..
N2pfes Seth IL. a. an Clara Shmitt,
@runoifiid i'm gttp Ylod S63 ;NS1475.
Cos Mngeles 9eigbts Srnprouemeut Gp.
an Srau il. 9. Senning, @runoitiid III
Sos gnaeles Seigbts, $40.
8. 81. S1inelber an Soiep6 G. Mgr.
100 gder &an0, $4,000.
s. g. 2odlpoob an Cha 81. Dieger II.
a.. @runoiiiG an Der sfolnn nuD Gin
StrnBe; 81.
9. s. 0ittmar on Srau Sheo. M.
Brieft, @ruualtiif i'm Gitp 8lod 1850;
$40.
Srm gbea SO. srieit an .. 8. 9ittz
mar. @rllnnitiid i'll Der 5iacreit Aooi-
tion; so.
ssoieph @eIler an 0p. S. aeler, 100
Ader Sano al Der Stelpart 8oao; $1,000.
Cos Mngeles Seigbts Improvement so.
an @ls. uuo Wag9se @eber, @rluoltiii
III Cos Nngeles &eisbts; $3.50.
8. s. Sieie uuo Srau III 3. g. Gar
cia nio Srai, g5rfupltiid I'M @itp 9lod
1879, 81. 400.
6. $. 5daefer uab Strut Oil 6. 81.
aliHeas @runoitEd I'M @itp S[od 1926;
Is. 1. uaO 5. @. Sig an 81. Gaccs
uto Srall, &rnnoltiIf int gitp 8lpd
2150; SAGA.
So. 81. 8uttp uno Srau an Sobn 8,
9eder. @rsmof.iid iy Sigblano Rarf
$2,245.
RadiaB BON anna g. Crude arl Sc
nno Sacob ghasmnn, @ruuoitiid al Del
Sontb SfraBe; 81, 900.
&. u. Stumberg uno Srnu an 8. s.
@loap nnD Srm, @runoitiid i'm Git
S[pd 1866, 1915,
$. snnbinan an 2ouis 6ortluie unt
Srnt, @rnnoitiid I'M Gin @lod 2230.
$675.
8. @. @regorp nnb 6rau an 8il'
liam 3. Nobibld unb Srail. @riinoitiic
on Der 9anrdr StraBe; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-27
IdtungsDon
ANDRES COY,
Stemer : aommihar
gau=G g. laubnisiheine.

Otrs. s. Moeller, Teparatlireit, @eIts
2altrel StruBe; $500.
6. g. 9ittmnn, 3inmer nno RprG),
GaitiQo StraBe. 9lod 1929; $3.50.
Saul @olfion, Garage, apenue 6;
5000
Nars. 6. 5dmitt, orei feline Sduier.
8roub StraBe; $3.50.
@ars. q. senss, gord,, gitsgrodcti
Gtra6e, 5000.
mrs. Sobanna 9tebes. neue 5ront,
slamo Eln3a, S1,750.
otto aoebler. meme Sront, SftsSons
itou GtraSe, $500.
Charles gdiebel. @ohnbalis, @ulters
StraBe; $500.
@lIs ariidg @ord anbau, Cairo
Giraffe; $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-27

Gos alter ioa man ebren
beionoerS beim @ein.
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8Grqer tut Gurt Ylidt! &auft DE Trei6tits Sollos

1902 tDllroe or einitimmig sum
Staatsienator fir ben "a. 9iItrift
non'niert melde Gbre er iepob ab=
lebnte. SIN Sabre 1906 muroe CT
bon Ser replblifaniid)en Ynrtei sum
8i5e-@ouperneur bon Seras monte
niert.
SSfn 9%fopenber 1905, na6oen SEER
Sofbeir5 feline Gand in Gencoa
llllo Gomal Gountp on ieinen jiing=
item Sobn abgetretelt botte, 5og CT
no6 Seer. graunfels. SIM 5riibiabr
ipllroe er elmer ser &ollptgriinoer Ser
Reltzgraunfelier Staats 8anf, mlrDe
ols 0ireftor urlb nftiper 8r1iioent err
mdblt uno aud ieoes esabr lpieoergc-
nablt, bis er i'm September 1911
feline Helignntion einreidte uno iid)
pom oa an bon anen @eidaften 5n-
riif5og.
NnBer Ieiner trauernoen Satin
hinterlaBt Der Gerltorbene 4 5obne:
Moolpb, 6ugo, Bruno nno Miar 5of-
being, iotpie 5mei godter, Ieele
i5rmt Otto geieler) mo emma,
(sSrau Sltgo 2iesmarm); auBeroem
4 Sdmiertod)ter, 8nei S6meigeriob-
ne ilno II gnfel.
9as 9egrabnis fallo am Gienstaa,
BEN 90. 4pril al!f DEM Gomalifaoter
airhbefe itatt, in 6egcntpart Der
@roB 9eantten oes SrbenS Der Ser
mannsiobne ano Sablrei6er 6reu1lee
ron geob uno 5ern. S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-27

Slips Sransfer & Storage So. be.
iorgt ltnsieben, ginpafen, @eridif.
fen, 9asern, seppid 8einigen. 81.
flee Gil G. G8errb ct. Sci. Gr. 654
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-27

WHIPPOORWILL oSer spedleS
geas $3.50 per 8nibel; 8laf Gpes
$3.50; ueife Cream Heas 81 per
gnibel, so Gfnnb per gnibel. De
ferems Merdmtg C Manters ganf.
S. &. Hbohe, 8innsbOro, segas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-27
f.okaIes.
@erein Ser Arditeften ,ino Sn-
npnfrlrc.

Sci Der regelmdBigen 8eriammil
Iuna oes 8ereins Ser Mr1iteftei1 lttf
Sngeltiellre bon San @ntonio, an
90. 5. Mts., mltroen oie ernenerter
6tatnteit enogiiltig %a1genomlnen urS
Die folgeroen geamten fit DDS toni
11erDe sSabr gepablt: Yrdiioent; So.
mes 8nbrenberger; eriter gi5epraii.
fioent, Sans &elano; oneiter gi5e=
Br1fioent, s. 9. Sones, oritter @i=
5epr1iioellt, %. 6. Simpion, Sefre-
Tar uno S6asnteiiter, s. 8. @aens,
len.
Der grreil1 befoIgt Ole 3mefe, CT
ne before aameraoidaft inter Den
bieiigen Mrditeften nn0 Snge1ieurel
berbei5ufiibren, nnpajienoe @ebrait=
DIE Bel ser Musiibllltg oes 8erufes
al beieitigem ofe peitere Gnttuiflnng
Der beioen Bernie 5li foroern nao, in
N%agemeinen, beim Sortidritt Der
6taot bebilfiid) 81 lein.
Cine beporitebenoe ipihtige ii. lang
ipierige aufgabe oes Sereins miro 6
5ein, Die Gepiiion Der e~rneuerten ltao-
tild)en 8alioronuilgen 81 uftternef1=
men, che oieielben ben 8eboroen 5ur
Mnnabnle unterbreitet neroen.
Die 3mefe bes Gereins iino Der
Gtaot bon groBem Nuben uno ioltc
AarfnI,o fryf+fn ,tnfnrftiftf rnnrAp1f
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3,lr gapiernot

Die @anoelsfommiiiion lit eegen
gerbraud) BON aa8upiel 3apier
llno miinibt, oaB mar lib oieier-
pegen
@efoaigit etmas mooerier'
gerldymenoung lei in oiefen Sagen
Sssn allen 9ingen ourdaus ihleht
- SGT las oie Mabnung uno m1B
iagen:
Die Sanoelsfommiiiion bat redt.
Sbr 0idterlinge, sic IN Maiien
sSbr gor 10 eifrig ieiO bemirbt,
Medt piele 8erIe 81 nerfnifen.
@enn irgenomo eim 9liimlein blibt,
Die ibr begeiitert iest anf ieoen
Waif1fer Elm Sonett perbredt
modt i1 ms 8eipiIien reoerr:
5part oas Gapierl Dab i6 nibt
redt?
iagt ibr mir iebt noa gmpo=
r1tng,
SD lei fiirnabr Der leste, Der
3u bosbafter @emerbeitorung
sSn oiefem San berufen mar,
IaB ih, anItatt en6 81 belebrell,
@ie ih ioeben mid erfredbt,
Soft Dor Der eig'nen SIre feb-
rem -
Gam babt natiirlif ii mni red)t.
(gipps in Ser g. .. Staats5tg.o
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Beriht.
gottpn.

GottpH.
Gan 4nipuip, bette 2612 Gents.
@albeiton, geltern 1926 Gents.
gpttonIamen-Gro6mfte
San Mntonio, 81. @nril, 1918.
Brime gruoe Cotton Geeb Oil. $1.31.
Gents Der 0nHone
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5rieSrid) Sofbtins.

eSId NlIer Don DetltuDe 10 SuDIell
itarb an 81. Ipril I'M Sranfenbauie
81 Neu=@ raunfels SEER 5rieorid
Sofbeill5 infolge elmer Operation me-
gen zines Waeen= mo 9eberleioetis,
an meld)ef1 ct felt fat einem Sabre
gelitten bate. Ser Geritorbene mar
in meiten areiien oes 5taates 5eras,
uno iibcr oieien billalls> p~orteilba{f
befnilltt u1o bodgeadtet.
5rieorid @ofbeiil5 mar aln 29.
4priI 1910 in Steinbriiden, in Dem
oamaligen @er5ogtum ataiiau, gebos
ren. Son ieinem iedIten big gum
elften Sabre beiuebte er Die 9orid)nle
in StraB= gbersbad, mo er ben erlten
itno eii5igiten llnterridt empfing,
Der ibm lie 5uteil tpairoe. Seine Inn
fangreidel aenrltnilie peroanft CT
ein5ia nllo allein Dem 9elbItItltoinm.
SIN Sabre 1851 beifloB iein @a-
fer naf Mmerifa a%us5umanoern unO
itiifte iid i'm 9ftober oeIielben Sab
res nit ieiner sSamiIie in 9remerhc=
ben Elm. 9ie I'M 3niidenoed pol-
bradte iniibieligc SeereiIe bate so
Gage geoallert, als oas Sdiff enolid)
in SnoianoIa mllnngte. Bon bort
begab Iid Die Samilie 81 geripanotel1
nod Sortontomn bel Hel-graunfels.
gber bas eriebflte 2ano Der 5reibeit
ioate fir Die sSamiIie anfangli6 elm
2ano oes 2eioes uno Ser graucr ipcr-
0en oenn ifon nod Denigen Wona=
ten itarb Der Safer. ga iid Die Nit
noe in oiirftigen llmltanoen befano,
fieI Die aufgabe fir feline 0futter
uno @eidmilter 5u ioraeu t~eilfDeife
anf Den iiingen JrieoridL ben alto
item Gobn Der 5amilie. 9ieier un
terltiiste ieine Mutter, mo or mn
fonrte. Son Ieinem IA. bis gum p.
Sabre mar er 5radytfubrmaim mo
beforoerte @aaren bon Der &iilte, nab
Bldseu i'm ssllf1eren oes Staates.
SIN Sabre 1862 per3og er nad
aenoal Gollntp uro trat ais 6reiwil-
liger in ole aompaanie oes eailpt
6. ssones eiuL Die 5ilnt Sdulbe Der
aniieoler gegeu Die moroeriiden Nm
ariffe Der Snoianer %organiliert NOR
ben mar.
,sm SeptcnI6cr 1864 p~crbeiratete
SEER Sofbein5 lih nit Jranlein gril=
lie @illfe.
4nfanglid) hetrieb @ofbein5 nir
9anonirtid)aft fpater aber tpuroe, er
Elm crfolgreider Iieb5idter. Der Iid)
alf Ieiner Stand nit Der 3udt bon
8feroen, Gn1oern mo Sdafen be-
InBte.
Mud) an Dem politilden 9e6en III
Genoaa Gountp nabm -er regcn Anz
tell, inoem er ipieoerbolt Die Aemter
zines 5rieoensridters uno eonntp=
9ommiiIdrs befIeiOete.
SsSm april 1898 id)loB er lid) Dem
0r6en Der SermannsIobne an uab
nuroe in Der ~fiinften Sibung Der
@roBloge gum Mitgiieo oes @roB-5 81
nan3yGomites eriudblt. Son oa an
befleioete er Der Heibe nod Die Iem-
fer eimes @roB Acknowledgements
nno erIten @i5e.Erdlioentcn, bis er in
Ser @roBlogenlislng in Nen.gram'
Tels i'm Sabre 1908 SIM GroBpraii.
nenten ocs Sroens erlpablt lino nod,
NbIanf ieines amtstermins I'M Sabre
1905 obne Sppoiiition mleoeraeipdbli
puroe. @1breno ieiner plerlabriger
Gdtigfeit als @roBprdiioent mirttt
er nnermiio!id) uno erfoIgreid) fin
oaS @obl oes Sroens. 80 nelie go.
gen mllroen inltauiert uno 1922
Mitslieoer iflolIen lid) IN oieicr 3eii
Dem Sroen an.
Sn politiiher 9e5iebung mar oel
Geritorbenc Elm iiber3eugitngstreue'
Hepublifaner. anf ser Republican,
iden aonpentiou in San antontt
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u IIerIei.

9ie Gittenpoli5ei bat am 6rei-
fog 5ebn Herionen, a~naeborige ner-
idieoener Nationalitaten uno beioer-
lei @elhledter, nerbaftet.
Ser friibere Yiihof Sobn @.
Ghan bon Gan Mntonio. Der sum
Grsbildof BON Stem Orleans ernannt
mllroe, miro am ?. SUM III iein
nenles 9Imt feierli6 ei1gefiibrt tper-
0eft.
esm Mlter BON 81 SaDren tit
@iaiam sltfenborit aus Dem Sebeil
geidicoen. Der 8erItorbere mar IN
Gan Antonip geboren uno bate leii
gan5es 9eben bier ~5ugebrad)t. Gr
miro betrollert BON ieiner i'm iibcrs
Iebe1loen Mntter foipie orei perbeira-
feten SdDeitern.
SIM Camp Grapis miro oern-
nad)it cine Sfule fir 4rmees aapln-
ne eroffriet iperoelr. Die Wilitdrgeiii-
Iiden iperoen bier nibt nllr IN ibren
aagenaeinen EfIiften %inItruiert, Ion-
bern aud oariiber 6elebrt tDeroers fDie
fie 1ih auf anoere @eiie Dem San0c
nuo Der 9frmee niislid erlueiien fon-
men,
ssn Der I'M Camp Erapis efns
geridteter Snltruftionsidule baben
PAT Mspiranten ibr 9ffi5iersseras
men beitan0en.
Sic Solooten Der 80. 9ipiiioa
ioipie oie in Der Mabe bon Camp
grapis tpobnenoeir Selite lino BON
ben Militarbeboroen Dor Dem Be-
ribreu ODER Mufbeben nidt erplooiers
Ter @ranaterl, neldbe IN Der aobe oes
Mrtilleric 5dieBplabes uieaeid)t ge-
fulpen perbenrmogeit, geipor1t NOR
oen.
80 acknowledgement aus Den
4olpitdlern BON Sort Gam 6ouiton
uuo Camp 5rapis lino nad) Corpus
gbriiti gebradt wproetl, Inn lif bort
erbolea INTO ourh Itdrfenoe Seebaoer
Fraffigcn 8u fonnell. Sic Eatierttell
meroen in oen faibionablen Strano'
9otels untergebrad]t peroen.
Sim Camp 9rapis baben anl
gyreitaa 90 I~spiranten ibre Eatente
als Gffisiere Der aupallerie erbolten.
@ir finoen oarlinter folgenoe ocfttldle
Ramell. @iliam $. 8ottger; Gbas.
s.. 8refmepcr, Iliauit W. Sdlie'
mann, aIbert 2euld. 8aiiI q. Sdef'
ferIing, Snrrp 81. Sanb, Nlfreo "
9aupolo, @iIidm geit uno 5rdni
S. Gdmiot.
Ser .@ar Seroice 9oaro~ tcil'
nit, Dab in ndebiter 3eit CUR ltnter
haltilna ser. bier nno in Der hinge
qeno lagernoen Soloatela Elm nSoipi
faIitp DaD~ ubgebalten meroen IolI
Dos Tatum lit nod nidJt gei1au felt
ueIebt. Die Soloaten meroen in alel
gbeatern freien 3utritt baden I'M
uuf ben StrnBen uno 8ldbcu meroel
6fientIite 8dn5e uno anoere Gut
barfeifen peraniinltet.
@1breno oes gan5en Sommers
peroen BON iest an ieoen Sonttar
obeno 9onSerte i'm 8~radenrioge Yar
BON Sen sur 80. Diuiiion geborigeI
WiIitar Rapeaen eegeben lDeroan
@ie Iofule Habruugsmittel -glS
miuiItration madt befannt Dab De
..blaiie@ Meis 5otpie Reisnlebl nm !
einen Gent pro gfnno geftiesen liuo
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Weimd)t Elm Shade int utter BON L..
Bis is Sabren, Der beutid fpredlen
mnb idreiben fam, nm iid IN einer
9rnferei niitlid sm MAIDEN. Nadr
snfraaem in Ser Office Ser .Treiem
EreHe.H
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notiz an Steuerzabler.
San @ntonio. geras,

SuII WIIOIlIU, 2eIus,
a1n 5. Mpril 1918.
Sierourd tperoen ole Gerionen,
Sirmen llno &orporationen, pelhe
Der Staot San Mntonio Steuera
ibuloen, beno9ribtigt, ooB Die
Steuern fir oas 5isfoliabr 1917
iest fdQig uno 5obl6ar Iino.
lin feds (6) 8ro8etlt 3inien pro
Sabr 81 iparelt, iotpie cine Strafe
bon 5mei 81 8roselt pro Monat,
ipelde monatlid flint Worlate lang
5t Ser Steueriumme Sngelhlagen
miro, be5able man feline Steuern oor
1en1 81 Mni 1871
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Gs ninlmt manhem Menid)en
ole babe Belt ieiues 2ebens. Inn 5t
%erlerilen, lpie er Die onoere S1iite
eigentIih perleben lolte. llno nadl-
Dem ninmt er iih nidlt eiumal Die
3eit, oas 10 miibiam grlernte au
~pertperten.
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Tarm=ErpSmfte.
WeinIie.

&antoffeln. neiie, z Gents per Eflno;
California, $500 per 100 Gfuno, Golo@
raoo. $500 per 100 &fna0.
GiBfartoffeIM GAM. $3.50 uI6 SO, so.
S3piebeIn, Serea Bermuoas, $1.50s
grpftal @are, $500.
8obnen. COLORADO; ginto. pei Bib.
1925; California 8obous, per cfut..
5000, giufs, $9-75; Gina, $500:
Green, per 8ufhel 6atnpers. $500.
Somaten, mer., $3.50.
&obI, $3.50 nno $4.75 per 100 BIO.
Crime Bfeffer. SOC per Hfb.
Hdbieshen. soc per 8so. 8ineel.
Spinat, 65e per Camper.
Crime grbien. $500 per Camper.
@eeten, $3.50 per 100 8funn.
Reerrett,esW rrseln. per Bio. f2~
@nrfer. per Crate. $500.
Geuerie, soc per Sltbeno.
8eterfiIie. 40e per Sch. sgfnSeI.
9~obffalat. Gal, $3.50 per Crate.
@elbe 8urseln, $500 Der 100 Gfb.
Sqliafb, per @uiheI. $3.50.
@ierpflansen, $500 per 8uSdhl.
Hifben. $500 Der 100 9funo.
Marft.
Gan Nntonio. 2T. Npril. 19fS. =
9iihe. $7.75 Bis S9.4o.
&dlber, 1915 big Sf2.60.
@uIen, SS.25 bis $1,000.
Sdien. S10.75 Bis $t4.00.
ct 2oiliS. 81. Ibril,. 1918. AtuS.
uieb, SerossSieh. $40 bis 1880.
Sdppeine. $3.50 biz $t7.60.
6Gute.
MI -
@eldl5ene 0dite Toe per Bib
Srodene 5dite ........2 0c Der 9fe
Crime Sd1te .......... f2c per Bfo
Seize.
Belf uno Studs IL. -. 20 Gts.
Gngoros 3ie9eu, per BIO. 10 cts.
anacras 3iegeu. 6elhdoist 49,. 5 cts.