davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-14
Smlano.

= abonlas Bomers, Sobn Boipers
uno gbomas 2iIion, Die in Der @e-
aero BON gisbee bret Sffi5iere ermor-
oct boben ioaen lino nad Der meri-
fanilheu @ren5e sefliihtet. Soloaten
uno Sberiffsmaunihaften patronil=
lieren bic @rense, UNI ibre Sluht 5il
perbinoern.
Bal1 6. $. SEEMING, Der lpegen
anaebli6er 8errdterei in Seem Dort
Derbaftet lit, proteitiert geger oieIe
gel6uloigung uno betelert alfs gnt,
itieoetIte ieine eopalitat fir Die Ser.
Staatelt.
= Gin etipa 27=labriger Wiann be-
raubte an Wfittmo1 Die Soutb Sioe
ganf BON &anias Gitp, Wto, I'm $3,.
900. gr iperrte ben Siilfsfaliierer
Clair ssobnion, oie Stenograpbin
Morp Mc2aueblm uno einen 15-ia6.
rigen Sungen in einen groben 8ano-
Ihranf nno perihmano NIT ieiucf
8eute 10 i6nea pie mogli6
Sn 9ltlanta, Ga, muroen Die
@eb1lloe Ger Shomas Sulcani5ing
gonlpanp ioipie Der Soutbern gbes
lntcal 8roouets Company olr6 eine
fllrhtbare grploiion oenloliert. Gin
glrbeiter fam babel ums 2eben llno
elf anoere ipuroelt i6per perlest.
9as republifaniide Mational,
aomite, pel6es leit einigen Eagen in
ct. 2ouis geratungen iiber Die nah-
ite grdIioentidafts aanlpagne abge-
balten bat, bat @il $. Saps BON eSSn-
bianapolis 5u ieinem 8orlisenben er.
mdBlt. Sreo g8. llpbum BON Chicago,
Der ieit mebreren 9erminen als
Sbasmeilter fir oen tpeltli6en Di-
ftrift fllngiert bat, nuroe gum S6as-
meilter ernannt unO Der interirniIti-
i6e Sefretar SSalnes 5fepnolos muroe
als regulGrer Sefretdr beitdtigt.
9luf Dem @eritner 9lpiations-
feloe bel Safe Charles, 2a,, ltiir5ten
Ole Sliegerleutnants egbert 0fcaeal
uno CHARLES 90. Cummings nit III
rem 4eroplon aus elmer oobe BON et-
ipa 100 SUB ob. Weaean mltroe alt-
genblidli6 getotet uno Cummings er=
litt iebr eefabrli6e 8erlesllngen
ariegsminiiter 8afer uno
General GrofoB Groipoer baben emit
idieoen, oaB Die in boberem 6ang ite.
benoen Mitglieoer Der Seilsarmee,
lpel6e oas &eht baben, Sranlngen
81 noa5ieben, ols @eiitlihe an5uie-
ben uflo oes6al6 pom 8riegsoienft
ausgenommen 1ino.
- 0as ariegsminilteriltnl 6at Die
iih immer mebr bdufenoen Slug-ltn.
fdlle griinoli6 ltnterlu6en lailen lno
lit 8ll Der lleber5eugung gefommen,
oaB oieielben nidt auf irgenoluelfe
feblerbafte aonltrllftion Ser gleropla-
ne ooer oefcfte Wtotoren 5llriid5ufiib.
rem iino. Die meiIten Der perllngliicf-
ten S6iiler iino pielmebr IN ben
Staoium ibres SSnltruftionsfltrius
ongelangt, ipel6es Die ltebllng aIler
Gpolutionen, Die I'M pirtlihen 9uft-
fampfe entl6eioeno iilto, obiolut not,
menoig ma6t Sm gerbdltuis 5u bed
3ouienoen BON 6lneIdiilern peroen
oie llnfdlle als ninimal be5eihnet.
- 9as 0tilitdrtomite bes Senats
bat entidieoeu, ooB 2ellte, oie ieit III
rer Stellung 81 Sabre oft geporoen
iino, nidt pom Weilit6roienit ausge-
nommen iino. Sefretar 8afer bate
oeren gntlaiIung reip. 9efreilrng bon
Der 9ienitpflidt befiirmortet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-14

glanbg, oas Anoere Seneres letlleh
fOnue, 10 f0nne es ia idnea cine slen,
bermns MAIDEN; bis babin ioae es I'D,
aber jeber idabisenben aritif entbal.
ten.
8onar Gam fat in etner Ee6e im
4arlament erflGrt, bic britiiden
S6iffsperlnite bnrh ben ltmterIee>
bootfries i'm Sabre 1917 ieien beina-
be brei Wial 10 grok mic bic Nenbait=
ten in gnslanb unb ben Ser. Staa=
ten suIammem. Wan slanbt, bah bas
gerbdltnifl i'm Sabre 1915 elm anbc=
res iein iuirb.
Bonar Gam fat befannt sentadt,
baf bic Mesiernns sesen Die uWorne
iug Bot" nnb ibren Barrier &orre-
Ipom6enten Sol. @epinston Dorseben
iuerbe, neil amf Die @eranlaiiung Der
letten Mrtifel segen ben ariessrat
in @eriailles in Der 3eitmns eridJieneu
Ieien.
Mrbeiterfiibrer erflarten Dur Der
u3ailruab 8age Gommiiiion," lpenn
Sic 8egiernns ieinerseit nidt Die ST
ienbabnen nbernommen unS 6as Ser
ipreden seseben batte, bak bic slr-
belts nnb 2pbnperbaltniiie in befric=
oisenber @eiie gereselt iueroen Mir
ben, bann iuiirben idlimme 3nitanoe
eingetreten iein, Die iuabrideinlid)
ben sanaen @erfebr labmselegt but
ten. Gs lpiirben iuabridJeinlid) nid)t
semns aemte iibris seblieben ieim, nnt
ben e8trieb in Gang 81 balten; oenn
Die 9emte fonnten iberaa mebr 4elt
mnb mnter beiieren 9lrbeitsbebinsnn-
aem erbalten als bei ben gabnen.
9lndl Jet lei bieie 8efabr pDrbnnoen.
uenn bic Arbeitsbebinsungen niht
perbeiiert piirben nnb bic Gente nidt
cine ansemeiIens yesablums erbalten.
8abrenb Der uergansenen ISOLDE
umrben nemnsebn emgliid)e 6anoels-
idiffe bmrd Winen ober ltnterieeboote
Deriemft. Bon bieien batten 13 imegr
als 1900 Spnnengebalt. 9rei Slider
fabr5ense tunrben ebemfaas pericnft,
SfadJ ben letten 8eridten iinO 10
amerifaniide SDlbaten bel oem lin
teraana Der uSnseania" INNS 2eben
gefommem. Infer linen iinb % Ses
gamer aus alien @egenoen oes Staa.
tes. 9lns San Mntonio mn6 Der mo-
beren ltmsebnns Der Stabt lit nnr
elmer barnmter, Mnsel 9eres. Seufe
nit oentIden Namen iinb feline inter
oieien breinnbSluansis. 9ieie 3ablen
Id)einem aber nod nid]t gans rid)tig
sm ieim. Naf anberen Witteilmnsen
iimb III ppiitiu INNS Gaben gefpm-
men, mnb ebenio lueroen inter ben
8ermiftem Wamen genannt, Die nidlt
amf bieier elite sil finben iinb, iuie 3.
9. berjenige BON Billiam u. 9inter
aus Gmerp. Sin anberer jnnser Wanu
ans Gmerp, Der permift ipnrbe, 8.
6. 8lnbm, befim6et iif) in einem iri-
Iden 6oipital. Nnd iiber einen jan-
aen Wann pom Rmnnels Gpnntg, Mr.
tbnr Straadl, ooer Strand), lit nod
4
nid)ts yeitimmtes beriftet
General Eeribing hat empfoblem,
oaf brei aapitane fir jeoes 8egiment
anseitellt lueroen.
Der oentid)e aaiIer miro anf fnr5e
3eit mad bem anrort Spaa geben.
General EerIbing melbet, bak sluei
Wsanner in oem aampfeu idlwer Der.
iunnbet ieien. 6iner Don linen lit Elm
Seraner, Sdnpler W. Seasne aus
Sefferion. 9rei anbere Mann ipmrben
leidJt beriunnbet nnb bier Wann tar
ben an Granfbeiteu.
Sffisiere zines amerifaniidlcn
CseanSampfers, Der in einem atlanti,
iden Safen ansefummen lit, baben
bic Nadrid)t imitaebradt, ban siuei
SeatIde llnterieeboote bon beu Gng-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-14
~ sbeooore gaooiepeh's 3uitano
miro fir iebr befrieoigeno erflart.
ga, bie syranem.

glarfe:: r@ie fontnt es eigentlid),
oaB sic 10 bieI bon oen Qlngelese1-
beiten Sbrer gtadbarn ipiiien, mie Sic
innar i'm &lu6 er5ablen2"
Gparfe:: %, oas lit einfah. lltier
Stubennudbhen bort oas alles ton
Den 0ienitinaohen Der geahbarn uno
erodblt es meiner Srai, uno neine
5rau laBt es iih nidt nebmeL mir
alle sic @efhibten briibiparn uieoer
5u er5dblen. sic miiien ia, iuie Die
Sraren flati6en."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-14

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
February 18th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
ams Maibinston wiro semelhet,
uniere Gegiernns babe bic poiitinen
geipeiie bafir, bah Seiterreih i'h &c.
ipeisert babe, ueoer Srnppen nad)
HnflanS nod mad 8elsien 81 ididen
,tnb Sas bies mniern YrGibentem ner-
auIaft babe, in ieiuer letten Reee le'-
ne peritedte Dfferte fir OeiterreidJ 81
,,tad5en. Die 8eipeiIe fauSen fi4 in
Ssm uid5t BON Der geuinr beihaitte-
men sert Ser g5erniniAen &eSe, Der
IN Waibineten einsetrpffen lei. Die
Nemfermngeu g5ernin's in Sieien'
mid)t eenimrierten Sert fldnsen sana
au6ers, fpie in oem SnrdJ bic Terl.=
iter geninr gegnngenen.
Wraf Sertling, Der oemtid)e 3eids-
famsler, mill anseblid) am 9ienstag
i'm oemtIden Neidstag cine Gebe bal
ten, sic cine Nntiuort anf bic Neoe
unIeres Eraiibenten @ilion iein ioil.
3logb-0eorge Fat Dor benz 9sarla'
u,nt aeiagt, er balte- an 6ie ppr Sur
sem absesebenen Grflarmnsem be5iig-
lid Der ariesssiele felt. Gr babe Die
Antluurten 9ertling's nnb GSernin' 8
amfmerfinm seleien, Der Son oerlel-
zen lei perldieben, aber einem Inter
id)ie6 i'm sSnbalt f0mne er niht fin
ben. 0entihlanb lei nidt in Der
Stimmnng fir Jrie6en nno ieane Sr-
narnnsen segen annerionen unS
GntIda6iaunsem leien ni6t ernit se-
meint. Ct lprad NIT geseiiternns
BON bem rfuar eonmcil" in gerIailies
mnb erflarte gum Ghlmf, luemn oas
Tarlament nnb 6as Splf NIT Der
1abrmng oes arieses nnsnfrieoen
ieien, 10 bGtten re bas &eft, eimc
nene Megiernng einsnieten.
gtidjt beitGtigte 0epeihen meloen,
bic bcntId)en Gosialiiten batten eine
ailsemeine Mgitatipn sesen bic ge-
plamte oentiAe Sffeniibe i'm 8elteu
besOnnen. 0roke Nensen npn De
itrobers ieien onrd bas Sfnseras uni
aattesat in bic Norbiee sefabrem.
Der rniIiidt &orreiponbent oes
r8erliner Sase6latt" iast, Die rnili'
id)e Semubilifiernng bes Seeres babe
idJsn bor Ser 1riebenserflarnns be-
aonnen.
SAatfansler 8onar Gam fat I'M
emgliiden Earlament cine &ebe &c.
balten, in Der er bic 8esiermms geseu
manderlei Ansriffe amf lire inners
Bolitif perteibigte. Die &esiermma
babe in benz pergansenen Sabr piel
seleiitet. Sic babe S20,645 iueitert
Rann in bic Mrmee gebrad)t nnb babe
sM 9anie 731 900 MGnner nnb S04, :
coo 6ranen anseitelt. IS ieien $780,
600 Sonnem 0etrei6e in Gnglanb &C.
sogen nnb anker6em orei Wtillioneu
Sonnen aartoffeln. @rok.yritan'
nien lei bas einsise 2anS BON cen
ariegsmadten, oas ieine Se6ensmit'
tel Erobnftion ,pGbrenS oes uersan'
senen Sabres uersrORert babe. 5n
Gnglanb ieien 10000 gfer GanS
niebr nnb in srlano nno Sdlottlann
100000 Ifer Ganb melr bearbeitet
ais bprber. Sm Sabre 1917 ieien IN
@rpk6ritannien Shiffe nit eimem
2aoegebalt BON 1,163,474 Sommer
gebant nno loldc init einem @eball
ban 10000 Sounen ieien BON aus
iuGrts erlanet. Sm September, Sf
tpber nnb Nooember oes sabres FAB.
0roF gritannien ben 9llliierter
Sdiffe NIT einem 0ebalt bon 800
600 Sounen selieben, trotoem iei ~
oieien Nonaten ebenio piel importiert
tuie tpabrenS Der Nonate Jebrnar
WsrS nnS April. Benn oas 6ans
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-14
8erfeibianna.

o@oren Sic, aati, pie fonnen Sic
mlr Die Stiefel mif oen aiihentiid
ieeen2"
asld mot, MooamnL bat is ia allcs
9lberglaubenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-14

Ser gegenmartis teuerlte Ried)-
itoff lit oas Sonon Gin Bfuno reirfer
Snbita11a oaoon foitet ca. $500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19

Blue Goose Meets The regular bust.
ness meeting of tho Blu, GUry club was
held today ot the Skrvin hotel John
Henson. state agent for the New York
Underwriters Insurance association wHa
elected Most Loyal Gprdrr" to succeed
A. NJ Neil. l.o1. who II entering into mill
tary service Mr Nelson hns not got
received his call but It is expected soon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19
Filler Falls $500
Feet From Plane;
Parachute Fails

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19-Tlis para
chute failing to open Leon Molas. %
years Old was killed at Venice.
beach resort near here, late Yesterday
when he stepped from an airpIane at an
altitude OF $500 feet. The aircraft in
which Molas a>ccnded was driven by
AL Wilson, a pilot at an aviation
school at Nchlcc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19

from Call field. while Lieuts G. l..
Hancock, ] l.. McCart and Robert b
Sewell and Scrgt Harry Kerr brought
the two airplauc, IN from Fort Sill
ScrRcants Donaldson and Shuck, two
extra mechanics, were sent here from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19
43 Ship Contracts
Are Let by Board
During Past Week

WASHINGTON Aug. l9-Con-
facts for thirty-thrce wooden cargo
vessels, each OF $500 dead-wcIght ton,
seven wooden barges and three wooden
harbor tugs we're let the week ending
August 10. the shipping basrd an
uounccd today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19

by Licutenants G, NJ. Church, J +.
Burton and W. A. Brock. Their as
sistant, were Master Signal Eectri-
clans Luce and Lucas, and Scgcan'
Whlppc Mai C. + Dorland and Lieut.
! NJ Schaupp had charge of the plane
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19

hour will be brought to Oklahoma City
by Lleutenants Burton and LorenL OF
Everman field
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19

Fort Sill. Next Sunday a giant plane
capable Of carrying ninety gallons OF
gasoline and Of making 100 miles an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19
wHsee rAgY PLAY ToDAY


National League
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn At Cincinnati
New York at Pittsburgh
philadelphia At ~ Louis
hmerlcsn League.
0>lcleo At New York.
Il Louis at We shington.
ooroyt 81 Phiia Ielphia
0ovotAnd at Boston.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19
Scoreboard
YssreeDAY's RESULTS.

National League.
A. 81. Louis 4-b. Philadelphia 0-l.
At Chicago 1-S Boston 81.
At Cincinnati s-3: Brooklyn IL.
American League.
A. Washington 2 ST Louis ].
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19

Hsld for Council OF Defense ". D..
Criss was ordered held I'm tho CITY iul
for further action by the county council
" defense.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19

Welch 10 Chicago State Insurance
Commissioner A L. Wrlch has gone 10
Chicago on official business and from
there he will go TO New York and other
eastern cities whore he win pend his
vacation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-19

o. l. Price Occupies Bench-Justire
n. L Price sat on the bench In the
municipal court today Judge Mitchell be
ing away on his vacation
Evening star., 1918-04-07
BERRYvnLE, VA.

MrsL J. B. Lee entertained at luncheon
1hursday the chairman Of the woman's
liberty loan committee for Clarke county.
1noee present were: Mrs. E. G. Butler
Miss Mary Page, Mrs Addison Withers.
Mrs ]. w. H. C1agett and Mrs E. ].
smith Rev. G. B. Palmer Of White Post
conducted the Easter services for the Sum
day school Of Grace P. E. Church of this
place. The Golden Rule Circle of Kings
Daughters realized for the Red Cross
through the sale Of the Easter Sunday
eggs that were donated $110. Miss Bessie
Luke mas accepted the position of gov
erness in the family of Rev. Mr.. Mitchell
Of Smithville. Lieut.. J. B. Neill, jr., who
recently attended the u S. NJ. C. Machine
Gug School in Utica. N. Y, is the guest
q mis- parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Neill.
oefore returning to camp at Quantico.
MT. and Mrs. William Stalnaker left last
Seek Tor Swans Quarter, N C. John Moore
1as returned to Baltimore DIR. and Mrs.
- Jett mccormick, who have been the
euests OF MIR. McCormick's father, Mar
enal Mccormick. have returned to Nor
oAk Mrs. Thomas Stillman has returned
- doooken, N. J. Hunter Osborne, after
pending the holidays with his parents.
". and Mrs A. P. Osborne. has returned
g Woodberry Forest. DR.. J. E. Harris
and son. Edward Harris, are in Norfolk.
ne guests OF DR.. and Mrs. W. L Harris.
1aiss Jane Moore has returned from HAM
ar1 ]. 7. GHfith. Mr. and Mrs Black
nlrn Smith have returned from Atlantic
city. Mrs. L. M. Allen is in Phfladel-
2dia. the guest of friends. Mrs. n T.
Herrine Is In Washington. the guest Of
11r3 Spaulding
Evening star., 1918-04-07
BETHESDA, MD.

Mrs. w. W. Gillis of Hancock, Nd. il
waiting the family of Charles GiIlis at
Edland Farm. near Alta Vista Herbert
-. Gill and daughter. Miss Mona, have
returned to their home in Alta Vista
Sater spending the winter in Alta Vista
Ine Missionary Society of Bethesda
Presbyterian Church held its regular
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Edgar ]. Heaton. Mr..
end Mrs. Charles Dodge and family
have returned to their country home II,
Browns lane. after spending the win
Ter In Washington. Mrs. Nora Allen.
who has been visiting her son, Percy r.
Allen. has gone to Richmond to visit
her daughter. Mrs. John Gosson and
Mrs.. Starr Abncr Moulton Of Winthrop,
Mass. were quests last week OF Mr..
and Mrs. s. -. Taylor in Charles street,
Alta vist& Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
16xf weeks entertained Lieut.. Thomas
~ Nelson Of the Aviation Corps. The
'Eocial service knitting tea was held
Gst week at the APARTMENT Of Ars. d.
Gtep1en. in atoneieigh Court Z
Evening star., 1918-04-07
WINCHEsTER. VA.

9 Miss Florence weems has returned
from Washington. where she spent the
greater portion of the winter Mrs
Wflmore Sherrick has returned to
Richmond, Va, after spending a week
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. L.
Whitiock- Mrs. Emma Russell East
ham Is visiting friends in Washington.
Miss Theresa Owen. who has been Wis
stftng relatives here. has returned to
Lutherviile. Md. Miss Jacquelin Smith
mas returned to Washington, after
spending some time here with relatives.
Mrs. E. v. Weems is spending several
weeks at Atlantic City. Mrs. Hunter
q. Mcclure and her sister in law, Mrs.
Lewis H. Hyde. have returned from
New York Mrs. Richard s. Stokes
Of Rockville. Nd. was with her
sister, Miss Minnie Baker, last week.
Miss Florence Guard is spending sew
eral months at Newport News. Va.
Miss Lucye Dean is visiting friends at
Towson. Md. Misses Annie Shryock and
caroline Painter have returned from
Baltimore. Mrs. William Keith and her
little son have returned from Wash
1ngton.
Evening star., 1918-04-07
n Nearby Society Circles.
feont,nued. from eighth pase.)

Kerna Capon Bridge, has moved to the
Barrett farm. near Trone. Va. W. y.
Marshall has returned to Franklin
from Charlottesville, Va, 70 spehn
fhk anmmer.
Evening star., 1918-04-07
VIENNA, VA.

Fairfax County Chapter. Daughters
~ the American Revolution, held its
April meeting Saturday at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Shear. at Boutwell,
Miss Nettie Gibson was an Easter vis-
1tor at her home here. Mrs. Morrow
and Miss Morrow. who have occupied
the Evergreens, have moved to Oakton.
Albert Jackson Of Warrington spent
Easter with his mother, Mrs. Marga-
sretta Jackson Mrs Franklin Sherman
and Miss Marian Sherman, after an abb
renee Of several months. are at their
home Mt Ashgrove. Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
winter in Washington, have returned to
their Vienna home. The Ladies' Aid
and Missionary societies held their
April meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
4r- and Mrs. Charles J. Osborn and son
OF New York are the guests of Mrs.
Charles Balm Mr.. and Mrs Rowland
Kenyon and family are guests of Mrs.
I. II. Kenyon in Park street.
Evening star., 1918-04-07
MARTINsBuRa, W. VA.

Miss Raye Wolfe. Washington. visited
friends here. Robert Stewart and Au-
Gustus Zimmerman motored to Washing
ton. The Misses Quick. Charles Town, were
guests Of Miss Olive Miller. Mrs. l. B.
Ioole~fs visiting in Washington. Miss
Jennie Appleby returned from Gathers
burg. Md Miss Ray Wolf was a visitor
from Washington. e. p. Ambrose moved
back from Charles Town, w. Va Mrs.
Harry Moler and children, Hyattsville.
Nd, were guests Of Mrs. R T. Moler,
Hedgesyille. Miss Mamie Phillips, WASH
sington. was the guest Of Miss Louise
Darlington. ]. Carl Fisher was home
from Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. w. R
Winfree were here from Winchester. Va.
Reed Butts, Washington. visited his par
ents at Jones Spring. Misses Ethel and
Letha Holland. Baltimore. were visitors
10 Hedgesvflle. Boyd Hoke was home
from Lexington. Va Leicester Baker was
home from Washington. Artie Friskey,
Chicago. visited his mother, Mrs. Cynthia
4riskey. w. d. Cloves and family visit
ed his old home at ordonGsville, Va. Mr..
md Mrs Arthur Strife were visitors from
Winchester. Mrs. John W. Dean and
1on George returned from Florida L.
Lyle Bentx and Robert Stewart motored
10 Washington.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

Striking Cretonnes. 35c Yd.
In wide range of patterns which fol-
low the high-priced imported ideas. In
rich colorings or striped; yard wide.
S1.25 Couch Covers, 89c
Imitation Linen Couch Covers in neat
colorines and striped effects: fringed
all around.
39c Turkish Towels. 27c
: Warmer weather means that moro
bath towels must be put into use. Here
is a bargain for homekeepers or room
ing houses. Heavy nap with pink or
blue stripes.
Evening star., 1918-04-07
LEEsBURG, VA.


Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Beuchler have re-
turned to their home in this town after
spending the winter in Tampa, Fla
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Charles
Goidsborough. Miss Helen Wise of Bal
timore is visiting her mother, Mrs. Will
liam N. Wise. Misses Eula and Martha
Nalle have returned from visit of
several weeks to friends in Philadel-
phia. Mr.. and Mrs. William Laird Dun
Top and children Of Washington have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. Dunlop at Woodburn. their home
near Leesburg. Mrs. E. C. Matthew had
rs her guests last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson lowering Of Baltimore and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Evelith English and Miss
Elizabeth English of Ballston, Mrs. Wal
ter J. Harrison and Miss Rebecca Har-
4ison have returned from Washington.
whore they spent the winter. Mrs.
Arthur Hoeber of New York is now the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Wild
man.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

NJ of
- be all this explain the relation
will of weight
of max
what profession,
she will gladly
the benefit of her wide experience
Evening star., 1918-04-07
cuLpEpER, VA.

Misses Martha Houch and Blanche
Ieayett. students at Harrisonburg Nor
NAL School. were home for Easter. Mrs.
David Mcdonald and small daughter
left this week for LeeSburg, where she
win spend April with her mother, MRS;
lambert. Mrs. Mamie d. Brooke ana
Miss Alice Daniel of Richmond were
the guests for Easter of Mrs. 8. 8.
Bradford. Kaj Unmack left Tuesday
for Washington and before returning
to Culpeper he will make business
trip south. Mr.. and Mrs. Granvfile
Coleman, tr, and children are the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. D. j. Coleman.
The dance given at Brandy Easter Mon
day night was quite an enjoyable at
fair. About $3.50 was taken In. Quite
q number from Culpeper were there.
Music was furnished by band from
Richmond Mrs. Fred Porter Of Wash
ington was home for Easter. Miss
Cleo Benedfc of Orange was the week
end guest Of Miss Sadie Gilkeson. Mrs.
Lewis Hit, who has been the guest OF
her sister-in-law at, Greenwood, Va.
has returned to her home in Asher
street Edwin Gaines, a student at st.
James College, near Hagerstown. Md,
was home for the Easter holidays.
Misses Cameron and Abbie Fitz- Hugh
Of Washington were the week end
guests of their brother, Pembroke r.
Fitz-Hugh. Mrs. William F. Downing,
now of Washington, D. c., was the
guest last week of Mrs. W. c. Aylor IN
Railroad avenue.
Evening star., 1918-04-07
Beautiful Cretonnes. 21c Yd.

Beautiful Cretonnes, 21c Yd.,
Neat floral patterns suitable for slip
covers, seats. cushions and draperies.
The quantity is limited.
Csc Huck Towels, 161ac
A Very Good Size Huck Towel. made
without dressing, SO that you can judge
their quality accurately. Special price
for tomorrow.
$2.25 Madras Portieres, $1.79
A pair of these Cross-striped Madras
Portieres in neat colored stripes OF rose.
blue, green or brown.
Evening star., 1918-04-07
Csc Huck Towels, 16lac
S1.25 Couch Covers, 89c
39c Turkish Towels. 27c
50 .25 Madras Portieres. $1.79

plan completely equip houses with furniture curtains mat
tre bedding linens small made paid
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-03
Sending Carrier Pigeons by Balloon

To increase the usefulness of pi-
geons in warfare, wire cages, each Just
large enough for one bird, are now in
use, says the November Popular Me-
ehanics Magazine The cages carry
grain for the birds, and pencils and
paper for marooned dispatch writers.
They are attached to small balloons
that are used when wind conditions are
favorable, and also to paraehutes de-
signed to be dropped from low-fying
aeroplanes. On the other hand, several
of them may be strapped to a trained
dog and conveyed by him to the desired
point All of which is for the pur-
pose of establishing communication with
detachments that become cut off from
the main body of troops and, while re-
sisting capture, have no means of i'm
mediate escape without outside assist
anee. The wire cages are arranged so
that the birds may be fed without be-
ing removed from them, and, further
more, messages may be inserted in the
pellets the pigeons carry without the
latter being handled or even touched.