davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-23

Nebraska trappers are proclaiming the
merits of camouflaged muskrat better
than pig or chicken. if properly seasoned.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-15
Gine aner,partcte atut,port.

2eutnant b. 9, bate bel Der 8erz
tbetlun8 Der aefruten 8e9 geba6t,
benn es befanb ii9 unter ben i'm
dnnertrduten iunsen ariesern cine
redt aroBe Nn8o4f 0 folden 2euz
tsn, tpeIde oes BeiiBes trsenbnelder
Sntenigen3 iid nidt riihmen. fonns
ten. Der 2eutnont bate Is infolgez
teffen febr fdtper, a[len. 2eutsn BEL
Der Musbilouag bag ,bei5utragen, mas
ppn linen perlanst perben mnBte.
Gang Defenders i9pierig ge]taltete
iih Der tbeoretif6e unterriht, unb
nnr feinem unermibli6en Offer unb
ieiner DertdnbniBbollen Dirt, nit ben
2enten u~nr5ugeben, bate er es gu
nanfen, baB aud in bieIem Dien t.
apeig feline Refruten leibli9 pprfpdrts
famen. 9roBbem fab Der iunge Diff
sier nit einem gepiKen unbebagliden
9efibl Der 8efruten : 8sFhtisung,
beIpnbers Der 8ef6tisung bss I'M
terri6ts entgesen.
Der esfiirhtete Sag fam beran,
uno aeutnant b. 3. erbielt ben Mufs
trag, iiber bas Gefpebr unb Die Maus
milton por3uinftruirsn. Mll.s ging
gut, oenn Der 2eutnant neritanb e,
feline 5rasen benz 5dfungsperm0gen
Ter 2ente seididt anaupahen. Oils
r. bel 8efprtduns Der Munition naz
Fer auf bic 8d6offenbett bes pul.
Ders %einsins, rihtste Der Sberft, fpets
der nit benz 8erlauf Der 8orinftruf.
ton reAt 5ufrieOen 1hien, an einen
Netruten bic 3piiGenfrase:
rWifen Sic pielleiat aud, per
bas BUILDER erfunoen bat2" Ser Sc
frasts fab ben 0berit perfGnbniBlps
an unb i4pies. nglun, oas tit Sbnen
cod getpiB aud seiost pprbsn," fubr
Der S6erit fort, inbem er mad benz
2sutnant b. 9. binblidte, ypiHen sic
mirfli9 nidt, me- bas Yulper erfunz
ben bat2"
pa odTlr1erte IS bel benz ~gefragten
Nefruten, Der ben Bid bes 0berIi
temerft bate uno i'm ais cine 6ilfs
driab, peIde Der Sberit ibm gebsn
lpolte, uno 5uDerii9tliA anttportete
er: Ser 9err 2eitnant."
2dfelno nanDte fi6 Der Oberit an
nen nahiten 9etruten nit Der 5rase.
ID oas pobl ridtis pdre.
Rein ~anttportete bieitr, Der 6srr
ssitnant bat bas puIper nidt err
f.tnben!1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-15
Ssgas.

Selig So1les. ser gegeilipartig
I'M gonfpgefangris 5lt 81 Bafo fibt,
lpirozbemndd)lt III Dallas llrlter Set
Qnflage, Sri. 51orence gromn i'm
Sabre 1913 IN elmer oortigen Office
unlS 2ebel1 gebra1t 5u babelL pro5el
liert neroen. Sores lit berielbeIeaun,
Der Dor etlpa anoertbab Sabren ben
reid)en Gieb5iifter Sbomas 2Dons
aus SEEM Werifo tit einem Barfe sl
Gl @aip getotet bat ultb oergeriiburlg
bes 8erbredens pou1 Diitriftgeridt
i6nloig ~befun0en mllrbe.
z. @. 8upioion BON MarIbaa,
oer iib I'M oas @ntt oes 8i5e=@on,
erneurs bemarb, lit BON leiner aan.
oioatrr 5uriidgetreteu.
SSn eiller Meroplan : Goailion,
sic itd iiber Dem garrutbers Slug
felbe bel Sort @ortb ereignete i.no
infolge melder beibe Maidinen ,ab.
Itiir5ten, mllroe Der 6lugfaoett @il-
liam 81. Gurnitaa bon 8rooffielo,
MaIi., getotet. Der Snioife Der ouoc=
rem Mfaidine, S. @. &ice, entfam of
nc aae 9erlebungen. eff aeroplone
batten einen lt~ebnngsflug in SbIadf-
formation ausgefibrt, Der p~oaita1oig
glatt oltrdgefiibrt muroe. Der I'm
fod ereignete iid crit, ols Die Shmn-
oron it'd aufloite nno sic MaIdinert
lid) mieoer ouf oas 5llsfelo nieoertai
len moQten.
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Sn Der a~nnitbanoluns.

!9err unO Jrau 2ebmann iinb uur
einem tleinen @taotbummel aud an
ben 2aben eines aunfbdnolers sez
tommtn uno bdben in behen Shau@
feniter Elm Bib stfeben, bas o[1os
slei6 tire aufmertiamteit auf fid ses
aogen bat.
Site 9ttOfur,@ fast Jrau 2eb=
mann, nbiefes Bib tpiroe portreffs
lih fir u~nferen Salon pafen. Du
taufft es, seltgN
Da 6err 2ehmann ii9 iaon lanse
nit Der Qbii9t s~etrasen BAT, fir Die
neue Wo6nuns einen seoiegensn s3imz
merihmud gu erperben, 10 betritt er
ben 2aben unb frast nah benz preife
bes 8iloes. Der aunitbdnbler nennt
tin, aber 6srr 2ehmann finbet i'm
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steR prsfe ax seras: 9onntraag zen IS. augut 1918.
IS bod fir fsine Werhaltnlne.

eI~a5 bod fir ietne Yerpdltnlne.
idpanft, bod Elm Bid dus ben 4uz
gen Ieiner 5rau ermltHtert tin uno 10
lagt er: n@ut, mir iperoen e neb@
men, tpenngleid es etfpas tbeier 1T.
4ber Die bibide MaD6enfigur i'm
8oroergrunoe erinnert mid tort an
cine ehemalige 2iebe!" Woranf er
ptDslih einen enersiiaen Rud an
ieinem Nrme berIpirt, uno inoem
6rau 2ebmdan i6n nit ianfter Sc
malt 3ur Shiir binaus3iebt, bort er
lie Iagen: sd CLAUDE es tt oodh
ni6ts fir uns, bic 5arben
Tino 3u areGi."
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SnIanb.

AnS Dem Sfaafe SOMA fDlr0
genleloet, oaB Die anbaltenbe Srodsn-
belt nno Die beiBen @illbe Is Niaio-
neil 8lli6ef &orn pernidtet baben.
Der angerihtete Sdaoen miro auf 40
Wfiaionen Dollar geiddat.
Iuf geronlaiiults bes Gatio-
nal 8etroleum 8ar Serbice Cont
mittee" psroen oie sroBen Dels8e-
feaibnften Die Yetrolellm=Ereiie, Bic
bon ibnen bisber ge5abIten Yramien
iotDie Ocn gerianbt oes 4obols
~griinolid) reguIieren uno Die greiie
foabrideinlid ettpas berunterieseu
Dieie WuBnabmen iperoen getroffcr,
nm elmer i1drferen aontrone onrd
Die gunoesbeboroen 81 entgeben rep.
Sn perbinoern, onB Die Oelgeiealhai
ten gdn5lid unter Die @ermaltang SET
&cgierrttg geitelt peroen.
Sn Der NGbe bon Cincinnati
~itiir5te Der britiide 5Iiegerfapitdn
Games Sit Morris NIT icinenl Mero-
plan at 8ooen linb muroe ailgenbrid=
lid) getOtet. Gin meiterer llngliidsfaa
miro bonn Gbanute MpiationsfeIn tei
@antoul, Sd, geneloet no Ser ama
rifaniid)e 5Iieeerlciitnant s. 8.
Sobnion BON grafforo, @lo., oas 9e-
ben perlor n1o Elm 9ooett, oeIien
Hame nidt genannt lit, idper erlett
luitr6e.
Gum uierten Male periud]telr
Die Snffragetten i'm Safapette 9arf
81 @aibington, Dem @eiBen 9auje.
geraoe gegeniiber. cine Demorltrotinn
in S5etle 81 iesen. Eeilno5pan5is ser
l~treitbaren Gnnten miiroen abcrmaIs
nerbaftet uuo nad Der Yoli5eiASta,
tion transportiert. Die Boli5iitest
ioacn Die Gemonltrantinlnen niht ge-
raoe NIT @IacesSaoiduben alraeiaBt
baben-
Wem Elm Taar, oas 5nlammen
slutomobil fabrt, perbeirutet I'll, 10 1T
es nod nidJt seiagt, oaB es mil
c inanoer perbeiratet lit. GicIe
nun balo aIte @eisbeit lpielt cine
5lenllide HoQe IN Dem IN sserlep Gitp
~iftpebenoen ooppeItcn Gbejd)eibnngs,
pro5eb, Der bon Grou 2ouiie Sort &c.
gen CHARLES 6roit einen 9ireftor ocs
er3iebungsrates bon Scriep gitp, CT
nerieits uno Don hilbert M~lberoinq oe.
gen Grau 4Iiee Mlberoiua anberc..
ieifs angeitrenet lit. Gem Hroseb lieat
Die angeblid) 81 tnttme Jreunofd,aff
9errn Sorts nit 6rau Mlberoiag 81.
Qrunoe.
Y. 6. 8eoforo, Der I~raiioent
Der Stanoaro Oil GompanD, bat Die
~Grflormg ubgeeeben, Ole S~taloarb"
tperoe ibre anselcgenbeiten lelbit hod)
Den @iiniden Der Gegierung reqltlie.
rem uno es bao1ird permeioen, inter
Hegierungsfontrollc geitelt 81 fper.
Den.
Der oemofrotiihe &ongreB-Nc.
praientnnt Suooleiton BON alabamo
bat bod mieoer Die Termination er.
balten, trotoem Yrdiioent @illon eli.
ne 9epelde na6 ieinem 9iltrift qe.
fd)ift bate, in Der er erfl1rte, Suoo-
leitoa lei Elm @egner Der Megieruna.
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Siftiueb. SER Safob @. guid,


Siftueb. SER Safob 90. guif,
BON 2ibermore, ga, idreibt: ~5or-
ni's 4lenfraliter lit fiderIid Elm
groBartiges MitteI fir Siiftfpeb
(Seiatica). 3mei Wonate lang lag
idb NIT oieier 9ranfbeit oanieber, be-
Dor i'd 6orni's Mpenfrauter ge-
brolitbte. Sd BIN ieet sefuno." Dies
~5eiterprobte ardutermittel mirft anf
Die Sebensorgotte unb reinigt oas
glut. GO miro niht onrb 4potbefcr
perfanft. @egen ndberer Miisfunlt
tuefloe man iib an Or. 9eter Sa9r-
rep & Sons Co., 250f @aibinaton
8loo., gbieasO, 81. (an5.)
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S,mmer s~eritrett.

GrofeIior Gin Die 8afieritube bin.
einrlifeno): .@uten Morgenl SD &C.
be nur nod einnlal idnen eegeniiher
BUM gndfdnoler, ieifen sie mid
rnr it5tuiihen einl~
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L.okaIes.
@abridsinlides @ctter.

Sir San Antonio uno llmgegeno:
Seltte abeno uno morgen beoedt.
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Moglid tit ieood, oaB Dies gum Sci
ipiel be5iiglib Der bumoriitiid)en
Sonntags 8eilagen ltno anoerer
u6eatllres" nod geIdiebt.
Regulations issued to Publishers
Limiting their use Of Print
Paper; No new Newspa-
pers during the War.

The War Industries Board AT
thorizes the following:
The Pulp and Paper Section Of
the War Industries Board has is
sued the following to publishers
OF daily and Sunday newspapers:
The priorities board of the War
industries Board has listed paper
mills as an essential industry and
has rated them in fourth class for
priority for coal on the distinct
understanding that the greatest
possible economy in the use Of
paper be exercised and reduction
in the use of paper by the news
papers shall be Is per cent on
weekday editions and 20 per cent
on Sunday editions.
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SIN groBen 9reislouf Der go.
tnr gerIdminost Niles obne
Spat' 1
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uaarees8 erisbf.
Cotton.

San Intonio, Is. Nuauit, 19tS.=
Sutter 25-30c per 8flt,lo
gier (nlr frilde) liz. /. .84t per SD.
G1er, go. e.. ..20c per $50.
pens .... 24c per Rtnito
rYrlerS 49,. .- 2Sc per Sfufle
SltrtebS $500. 1890. 25c PET Yfun0
Weiaen .......... 1920 Der 8nideI
s4prn -. .... =. $3.50 per 8uShel
pafer .... -. -. Csc per DuidcI
Sen 80. $4,000 per Some
@emiiie.
aartoffeln, CALIFORNIA, $3.75.
Siibfartoffeln, gam, $3.50 nnb $500.
3tpie6eln, Serds Bermm0as, $3.50 ufo
$t.75; grbital ,@nre $1.75.
Somaten, ter, $1.25.
gobnen, COLORADO, Biuto. pet Bfn
$1,000; California 8abnls, Der ctpt.,
$1,000; Hinfs, $3.50; Gina. S14.5 SO;
Nabp, $500; 8Iadebes. S11.o0.
Sri1he String Beans, $500.
&ohl, $500 per 100 0funo.
Crime Sfeffer, $500 nno $f.25 Der
9ufdel.
8aoiesden Coo Der 2so. @ilnbel.
meerrerttnsW nrseiV r.,
@urfeu, 1915 per 8uideI.
SIuIeIt, pei IletIleE SIQIe, TO.DU.
8eteen, $500 Der 100 9fltno.
&opfialat, $3.50 per Grate.
8eterftlie. SOC Der Sbo. s8niioef.
gfirfide, $f.25 nuo $3.50 per Crate.
8elbe @l1r5eln, $500 pet 100 Hfo.
@~ierpflnr5en, $3.50 per guiheI.
Mitben, $500 per 100 YfunD.
SauaibL $1.75 per @uIdel.
@a1telonpes, $1.50 ino $1.75.
Spinat, $1.75 Der &anper.
gie1-MarFt.
San antorio, 10. Iuauit, 1918.
&iihe. 1918 Biz $500.
@dIber, 1926 Bis $3.50.
guITen. $7.75 Biz 1890
0dien, $3.50 biz $11.50.
ct. 2ollis, Is. auauIf, 1918.
Rinopieb. Serase@ieb. $t0 Biz S17.70.
Shiueine, 1880 bis $3.50.
Sante.
@efal3eue 5dite ........f5e per Bib.
Srodene 3dute .........2 Oc per Efb
Crime 6dlte .......... 12c per Bfb
TeIle.
28plf nrb Snfs -. 20 gts.
gneora@ 3iegen. per gfo. +. 10 cts.
ansprns 2ieaen beidd1igt -. 5 Cts.
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S%eitimmmnsen fir sic 3eitnneen

Die 8unoesregierung bat sic an
erfenfnng Der 3eitunsspapier- Jabri-
fatlon ols unotpenoige sSnoultrie"
uno oonlit oie grmogliduale oes
observation-disclosures oieler Gages5eituns
gen BON Der Seoingung %abhangia aes
modt, Bob Die 3eitungen Ben 2eie-
ltoff in gemiliem Grade einlhranfet.
@abrero Die Mn5eigenlpalten feline
G%erfitr5ung 5l erfabren braud)elL
muB bonn 2eieitoff, oas beiBt III Ste.
lem Sale bon aaern. mas ste 3ei,
tllngen altBer be5ablten 4nseigen ent.
boltelL Elm geIpiiier Ero5entias ii
6ortfo1 fomnlea. Ser llmfana Ser
Ginihranfnngen, nit oenen oie Seier
I'M S~ntereiie Der Sparlomfeit an,
9fob- inns grennnlaterinlien ful1itig3
bin 5u rednen baden tperoerL gebi
alts folgenoen 8eitimmungen berpor,
Die bon Der abteilung fir Sol5brei
uno Yapier Der ariegsinonltriebebor.
oe erlniieil moroen lino:
pge11ral1fung oes SeieItoffs.
u2eieltoff lit aaes, mas geornft
miro, allBer be5ablten Mn5eigen. Sic
5folgenben 8eltimmungen be3ieben ii5
auf Normalipalten bon 800 Mgatsei.
len, nno sic 9%erebnungeil baben nadJ
Der Merge oes 2eleitoffs dI erfolaea,
Die onrdidnittlid mabreno ser ied)s
Monate bonn 1. Snruar bis gum 80.
SUM 1918 ueroffentlidt porben lit.
Mnsga6eu nt 8odentasen.
aOie gerfIeinerung Der Moden=
tags ausgaben begillnt nit Dem 10.
Mugnit 1918.
o9ie eriten fiinf5ig Spalten SeIez
Itoff iino Inn 5 Bro5ent gu ~fiir5en.
u9ie 3abl Der 5palten. ipelbe so
iiberihrcitst, big gu iieb5ig SpalteL
lit llni Is 8ro5ert 81 fiir5en.
r0ie 3abl Der Spalten iiber 70
bis 81 80 it I'M 80 Ero5ent 81 fin
8eli.
Ser geianunte aeieitofL Ser neur1,
sig Spalten iiberi1reitet, lit nm oie
5dlfte gu f~iir5en.
4nsgaben an Spntagen.
Die @erfleineruitg Der. Sonntags
blatter bcginnt nit Dem q. Septem,
Der 1918.
r9ie eritcr 100 Spalten 2eleitoff
ltno Inn 10 Tro5ent Su fiirsen.
Ser $50 5paIten ilberidreitenoe
2eieftoff, uno 5tpar ser bis 5u 200
SpnltelL lit Inn 20 Bro5ent 5u fit
gen.
Ser 2eieitoff iiber 200 GpaItsa
bis 81 $50 Spalten iii Inn 80 Yso=
sent gu fiir8en.
p2eieItoff iiber 25O bis 300 opal
ten lit Inn 40 Yroaent gu fir5en.
o2eieitoff iiber 300 bis $50 Spal-
ten lit Inn 80 Eroaent gu fiir5en.
~Mler 2eieItoff, Der $50 Spalten
iiberi6reitet, lit Inn 60 Hro5ent au
fiir5en."
MnAerc Reshr.u !, r., ncer
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Sic v1rete Yrene fir Seras"
erId,eimt ais Gaaeblatt mno gNpd9enblatt.

9as sasebnH lit oierehig unb fofet SOC per @ionat ODER Sc per safr.
9as @odbenblatt Htieb5e5nlehig uno foet SO per sabr. Gob Merico
50 Gdo. 59aadb guropa, Gorto eingehbloferl SO.
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&mrs nn6 bentlid.

atrs nno bentlid).
u@eitern mar aIio 9ein @ebllrts-
tag, Soni, mas bait gu benn ge-
frtegt2~
Gleine Soni: rgandmebl@
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Mnbere 8eidranfnnaen.

0ardlT peredlfef l1lt0, DIE SertDefts
Dung bon Robmaterialien nnb &o6=
len in BEN Ynpierfabrifen alif Sas
notiglte 5u beibranfen.
gs oiirfen gum 8eiipiel fu1brenb
oes &rieges feline nelien 3eitungen
beransgegeben Deroen.
9ie 8eidranflilg ser 3nbl Der
/ 5reierempIare, meIfe ieoe Seiturl1
mlsgeben bari, iotpie Die Mbi1affnilg
Der Giidnabne unperfnufter grem-
plare BON ben DetaiIb1noIern finb
id)on friiber mitgeteilt poroen uno
fait ourflpeg BON ben 3eitnngelr Be.
reits freipilig in araft gefest ncr.
BEN.
2eier iuerSen finftis fimSen, Sai
linen mad gIblanf bes A6onnements
nid)t mebr, uie bisber, bic 3eitnna
mod einige 3eit in Der Gripartana,
SaF bic Snbifription ernemert iuirS,
weiter sngeidift miro. Gs lit alto,
nm ben reaelmakisen Sesns Der Sci
tnng sm iidern, n6tig, bak ieorr
Nbonnent feline 3eitnng pur Dem N6-
lauf 6es Announcements bpn nenert
beitellt nn6 be5ablt. (0ieie Neael
tritt BON /. Oftobrr an in araft.)
9ie Serienou1g bon Yrobe-gren-
plaren, Die oa5u oienen ioQen, Sic
3eitnng Bel neuen 2eIern ein5ufiib-
rem, lit fiinftigbin perboten. gbenio
ut Die Musgabe bon 6reierempIarcn
an An5eigenfunoen auf elm grenl-
plar beidJr1nft. Hur 4n3eigen-Mgea
tllren nno r~egelmdBige Mn5eiger, &c.
rem In5eigen in minoeitens bier ars-
gaben Der ISOLDE erideinenL oiirfen
Sas 8latt regelmdBis frei erbalten.
Sreierentplare oiirfen ferner IN
friibere MngelteIlte Der 3eitungerL Die
inn S~eeresoienite ltebers iomie ar Mn-
geitellte, Die iie gu ibrer Irbeit brali-
dlen. gegeben merberl.
Seoe 8apierfabrit muB iidl ebe Tie
anf Die y&or5ugsliite" Der notmenoi.
gen Snouitrien geiest miro, perpfIid..
ten, Die. groBtmoglide Spariomfcit
fualten 8t loiien uno ollie Gparoor-
ifriften 81 erfiinen, uno bie 3eitrnt.
gen ielbit wieoerum miiilen lidL ebe
tie oaS NOTICE 8apier erboIten, Sen
6abrifen gegeniiber perpflidteu,
ebenfals ale goridriften genaa Gin.
Subalten.
lleber Die grt oes 2eieItoffs, Sc.
oerfiir5t tperoen ioa, iino nod feline
g~eltimmungen ~getroffen poroen.
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aanft arieas-s~ parma<fen.
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Exceptions laid down.

5. Discontinue giving free cop
les to advertisers, except not more
than one copy each for checking
purposes.
6. Discontinue selling adyertis-
ing with a guarantee of circula-
ton requiring a rebate if circula-
ton falls below guaranteed a.
mount.
Z. Discontinue the arbitrary
forcing of copies on newsdealers.
s. Discontinue the buying back
of papers at either wholesale or
retail selling price from dealers
or agents in order to secure pref
erential representation.
9. Discontinue the payment OF
salaries or commissions to agents,
dealers, or newsboys for the pur-
pose of securing the equivalent Of
return privileges.
10. Discontinue all cash dis
counts or bonuses to wholesalers
or retailers.
II. Discontinue all free *
changes.
Limit to reading matter.
Weekday editions, effective
August H., reading
matter up to so columns S per
cent; reduce on additional space
over SO columns and not over 10
columns IS per cent? reduce on
additional space over 10 and not
over 80 columns 80 per cent; re-.
duce on all additional, space over
80 columns so per cent.
Because the absolute necessity
OF curtailing the use of paper, the
Pulp and Paper Section of the
War Industries Board has ruled
that during the war no new news
papers shall be established.
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Pledges of Economy.

Paper mills will be put upon
the priority dist for coal condi-
tional upon their signing a pledge
that they VIII furnish no paper to
any consumer who will not sign a
pledge in duplicate that he will
exercise the greatest possible eco
nomy in the use of paper and will.
observe all rules and regulations
Of the Conservation Division and
Of the Pulp and Paper Section of
the Wan Industries Board.
The wal committee of newspa-
per publishers believe that this
eurtailment should be accomp-
lished by the elimination Of all
newspapers, and to this end have
made the following recommends
tons to the Pulp and Paper Sec
ton of the War Industries Board.
If by October lst the above reduc-
tons are not accomplished. addi-
tional curtailment will be put into
effect at that time.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-15

List of Regulations.
Wasteful Practices of Circulation
defective immediately
f. Discontinue the acceptance Of
the return Of unsold copies.
2. Discontinue sending paper
after date Of expiration of sub
scription, unless the subscription
is renewed and paid for. This
ruling TO be effective October !,
lal89
5. Discontinue the use Of ali
samples or free promotion copies.
4. Discontinue giving copies to
anybody except for office-work-
ing copies or where required by
statute law in the case Of official
advertising.
Evening journal., 1918-08-02
SPEAKMAN FOLK
ENJOY PICNIC

Employees OF Speakman Supply and
Pipe Company and their families held a
picnic at Brandywine Springs Park yes
terday Five special cars were loaded
and many more went in automobiles
After arriving at the park a program
OF sports was held which added fun
for those who took part, as well as the
on-lookers.
Dinner for all was served. Special
amusements were provided for the
little ones. The committee was con-
siderate Of the mothers and provided
several caretakers 10 look after the
safety and entertainment Of the little
children.
The baseball game was spirited and
the score close enough to be real in
teresting. The married men defeating
the younger set, 10 to 6.
Aside from the ball game the pro-
gram Of sports included the following:
i00-yard dash for all : 25-yard dash
for ladies'; 50-yard dash for men over
40 years; three-legged race; 50-yard
dash for girls under IA years; 50-yard
dash for boys under "a years; pea
nut race for ladies'; shoe race for men
and boys; necktie and cigarette race
for men and ladies'; potato race for
men and ladies'; peanut scramble for
children under 70 years.
Throwing baseball for ladies; tug
of-War.
Evening journal., 1918-08-02

After all is said and done. when this
great wars story is written forever
on the pages OF history. large credit
will be given the men and women who
fed the soldiers who fought the Huns,
and who fed the workers who armed
the men who went over the top across
No Mans Land TO victory.
These farmers OF America have done
their best. They will continue doing
that. With their sons and their young
er hired help in army and navy they
have gone out into their fields earlier
and stayed later. With less labor they
have cultivated more acres. They have
done all the government has asked.
Now they are asked to do still more.
The Department Of Agriculture wants
me farmers Of this country 10 increase
their wheat acreage in 1919 ~ per cent
More corn, pork, beef and other food
products are wanted from American
farms. just as orders go TO the sol
der, so these orders come TO farmers.
Farmers know that only by their obey
ing can the country hope for an In
crease In food bullets.
You can set it down that the wheat
crop OF 1919 viii be larger than that
OF 1918. II the farmer could regulate
the weather we could tell you right
now what next years wheat crop will
be. II would be all that Secretary
Houston asks.
Is there any reason why the farmer
shouldn't get into this Honor RollR
Evening journal., 1918-08-02

dlers that ever wore an American uni
form.
And so also lie Colonel Smith and
Captain Jimmie Holmes, Captain Egder-
ton, Captain Mood and Major McCloud.
Like all true Americans, they felt Il
a rare privilege TO give the best that
was In them on the battlefield when the
big test came. and all Of them were
out in front leading their men on to
victory.
Smashing victories such as our Amer
lean boys have recently won are not
won haphazardly or by chance. They
are won because the American soldier
laughs at death, and has within him a
something that causes him to push for
ward just a little farther than caution
would usually justify.
America is going to win this war.
Because we have In the service mil
lions more men OF the same caliber
as Colonel Smith, Colonel Elliott, Major
McCloud. and Captains Jimmie Holmes,
Edgerton and Mood.
Evening journal., 1918-08-02
Lyon Warns American People
TO Expect Heavier Casualties

TO America. Colonel Smith insisted on
sending back for his automobile to take
me TO a railroad station, twenty miles
| away, where could catch train for
Paris.
Promptly at o'clock the colonel's
chauffeur came down into the dugout,
breathless, hatless and as white as a
sheet.
For God sakes, Mr.. Lyon, don't keep
me waiting" he painted Coming up
the road ! got one bullet through the
windshield and another through the
hood. It's a regular hell out there"
As | hurried up the steps Of the
chalk mine / found Lieutenant Colonel
Elliott at my heels.
81 want 60 be the last 10 say good
bye TO one who's going to America" 7"
he said, and went as far as the auto
with me. On the way he put a $50 bill
into my hand.
~ wonder II you'd mind sending this
10 my little daughter, Geraldine, In Chi
cago, for her thrift stamp book2" he
asked. "If you see her before you
come back give her a kiss for her dad
dy, Will yOu?" Your wife won't be
Jealous, because Geraldine is only six.
In one corner Of my trunk Is a little
package. it contains twelve home
made cookies, and written on the pack
age are these words: For Lieutenant
Colonel C. r. Elliott. With much love
from mamma and Geraldine"
Mrs. Elliott and little Geraldine had
come all the way from Chicago to my
home in Ohio TO have me tell them
about the colonel and TO ask me to take
the cookies back to him in France.
Today, a little slab in a French
wheat neld back Of the scissors bat
tleneld, marks the final resting place
OF Colonel Elliott, one Of the finest sol