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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-15
POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS.

Gov. Marcus II. Holcomb of Con-
necticut has been renominated for
third term. Gov. Charles :.
Whitman of New York and Gov.
E. L. Philip of Wisconsin are
candidates for a third term.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-15

Startling political news comes
from Kansas. \ boom has been
launched in Salina. former Senator
Brstow's town. for Leonard Wood
for the Republican nomination for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-15

The indications are that one Of
the closest political battles in the
history of Indiana is in the making.
Both parties in their platforms
came out lat-footed for woman
suffrage, and both are making a
strenuous effort to land the moral
support OF the suffrage leaders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-15

Announcement is made that
Washington is to be made perma-
nent headquarters of the Republi-
San national committee. 1t was
given out some time ago that head
quarters also would be maintained
at New York and Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-15

The extraordinary feature of the
Texas campaign is the candidacy
for governor of James f. Fergu-
son, who, first elected as reform
governor in 1914, and reelected in
1916 for the term now expiring.
was discovered in financial irregu-
larities and impeached by the leg
islature OF 1917.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-15

Now that the woman suffrage
resolution has been laid on the shelf
again it is predicted that it will re-
main there for a long time. 1t is
probable that no vote on the reso-
luton will be taken at this session
of congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-15

The expected has happened in
Massachusetts,. Gov. Samuel W.
Mccall has announced his candi-
dacy in the September primaries
for the Republican nomination for
United States senator. Governor
Mccall takes the field against Sen
ator John W. Weeks, who already
has announced his candidacy for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-15

Perhaps the scheme would work
we'll in America. In order to WOO
the women of England to the polls
in greater numbers, it has been or
dered that the election forms be
printed on pink paper. 1t is de-
clared by observers that not one
Englishwoman out of 4 thousand
cares whether she ever votes or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27
21,ooo BUY BONDS.
Cuba and Virgin Islands Run Loan
Total to 100000.

NEW YORK. October 26.-Subscrip-
lions to the fourth liberty loan exceed
ing $10.000.oo0 by more than 81 900 indi-
$S6.250 by inhabitants Of the Virgin
Islands. newest member Of the Amer
lean territorial family, were announced
by the liberty loan committee here to-
day.
Cuba's subscriptions, including 81, 00o,-
600 by the Banca Espanol Of Havana,
were 166 per cent of the islands self
allotted quota Of $1,000, 900.
A cable message from Rome stated
that $500,000 worth Of bonds were sold
there by the Banca Italiana di Sconto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27
COL. HOUSE ENVOY
TO ALLIED NATIONS
Has Official Status, Making
/ Political Unity Possible
Among Powers.
By the Associated .Pr.ss.

= i
PARIS. October -26.-The newspapers
regard the arrival Of Col. Edward NJ.
House. who is in Paris on a confiden-
tial mission for President Wilson, as
Of great Importance to the beHigerent
powers associated with the United
States. as a step toward attaining
political unity, which is considered to
be equally as important as military
unity.
Not a Private Mission.
1.-The only positive declaration inter-
viewers were able to obtain from him. -
says La Liherte, was that he arrived
as the official representative of. the
United States and the President. 1t is
accredited: to the European allies. This
is important. Henceforth the United
states will be represented at the inter-
allied council Of Versailles in complete
fashion-np longer for military affairs
only
Col. House told the semi off1cial. Ha-
vas Agency that his trip had no CO.
relation with an armistice, and he had
not received from President Wilson
and the American government special
powers to negotiate on this question.
The colonel added that the Amerf-
can press has been q faithful inter-
prefer Of the general feelings Of the
United States during the exchange of
notes with Germany.
Pleased to Be Again in France.
Col. House today made the following
statement to the Associated Press:
1T is with the keenest pleasure that
find myself again in France. Upon
my last visit, some eleven months
ago. the. allies fortunes, it seemed,
had struck their lowest level. Those
memorable days when we counseled
together and formulated plans look
ing toward military and naval unity
and the coordination of war economics
and industries can never be forgotten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27
League Plans Patriotic Effort.

NEW YORK, October 26.-The Ma
tional Security League announced to-
night that it would form branch fly
ing squadrons" throughout the coun-
try to inspire patriotism by means
of corner soap box" speeches. The
decision, it was said. was reached be-
first squadron, organized here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27
Boys Fighting for Huns.

To recruit losses so enormous there
Is a wholly insufficient supply of men
nothing but hospital returns and class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27
Yard Passes aHoodooo IAunshing.

NEW YORK. October 2e.-rhs $500
ton steel cargo carrier Belvidere. chris
tened for the Illinois city Of that name.
was launched at the yards of the STAND
ard shipbuilding Corporation here to-
day. The vessel. the thirteenth bulk
for the government at this plant. was
tequisitioned while under contract for
private ownership. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27
Deaths From Hunger and Cold.

Last winter. the officers said. from
thirty to fifty prisoners died daily
from hunger and cold. Shortly before
they escaped. they said, prisoners were
allowed only one-fifteenth of their
ordinary ration of bread, but recently
this has been increased to one-fourth.
The barracks for officers and enlisted
men held prisoners at the camp are
filthy and alive with vermin, they said,
while the prisoners are. subjected to
gross indignities at the hands of their
guards, who are often intoxicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27
German Divisions Smaller.

AS short a time ago as last April.
perhaps even up to the month of
June, though this is doubtful, when
you discovered certain number of .
German divisions on the western
front it was safe to multiply the
enemy present and multiply by g.
900 to obtain the total infantry.
This was especially the case when he
was attacking: for instance-f1fteen
by Gouraud east of Rheims on July
Is. and we are fairly sure that these
fifteen divisions represented more
than 100000 men. We are still more
confident that they represented some
thing like 10000 infantry, or at any
rate well over $4,000. Even the ten
divisions Immediately in reserve be-
hind these fifteen. whose role it was
after the expected rupture, of the
French line to come up between the
attacking divisions and continue the
rapid advance upon Chalons, prob
ably upon the same scale, stood for
something like 10000 men. of whom
10000 were infantry, counting in the
special new reserves to create which
drafts had been made upon the reSi-
ments along the line.
Today these figures no longer apply.
The average strength of the German
infantry division in the west is GER
tainly not 5000. and probably is not
much more than 5000. No less than
twenty-five divisions have disap
peared altogether-that is. they have
been broken up to fill the gaps left
by their fellows-and time and again
we learn through prisoners, or cap
tured papers, or other means. that
particular units which did famous
work in the past and therefore used
especial effort in covering this retreat
have been reduced to skeletons. For
Instance. the 9Th Division, the most
famous of those which attacked YER
dun two and one-half years ago, had
when it received it's last hammering
this month not 1000 infantry present
against our attack. I could name
guard divisions of which the deple-
ton is equally severe. 1t is true that
these figures have been taken after
a series of very severe actions and
before the. units have time to retire
and become rested and recruited. but
they are such figures as were quite
unknown before the present phase of
the war. :,
Boys Fighting for Huns.
To recruit losses so enormous there
Is a wholly insufficient supply of men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27
DEPICT CRUELT TIES Hun
INFlcTs ON CAPnVES
Italians WHO Return From Aus.
TRAN Prisons Tell Of Horrors
They Endured.

oficiah dispatches from Rome de-
scribing the cruel treatment accorded
italian soldiers in Austrian prison
camps, as revealed by two escaped Off
GERS who have just reached the Italian
lines in Albania, were made public last
might by the, italian embassy
At Camp Sigmund Sherberg. from
which Lieuts. vincenzo Emma and
Calico Ianiello escaped after being
confined there since their capture last
year, the prisoners are naked from
lack of clothes. and have been res
duced to skeletons owing to INSULT
cient food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27
Bayonetted for a Tri1e.

| The. escaped officers told of seeing
one italian prisoner bayonetted be-
cause he did not return quickly enough
to his cell from rations. For trif1es
prisoners are caned and cuffed and
suspended from a pole. and the lieu
tenants told of seeing a group of SOL
guard, who dubbed them over the
head with a stick until it was broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27

It is fact not generally known
that Princess Mary is an expert on the
typewriter and that King George fire.
quently dictates letters to his daugh-
ter for her to write
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-27
Pleased to Be Again in France.
When Clouds Began to Lift.

From that HOUR the clouds began
to lift and we could see. dimly at
first, the stars of hope and victory.
which today are shining with such a
steady and effulgent glow.
I'VE are now confronted with differ
emit and more complex problems
problems which 1 feel confident will
be met with high courage and with
the wisdom which comes from lofty
motives and unselfish hearts,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-03
Die 3m~derfnappbeit.

sSiir bic m1breno Der leBten ad,t
Noilate pom nrlerifoniifen Bitbli=
flint id)per empfunbene 3uderfnapp-
belt li1n 5oblreibe GrfIarungen i'm
llmlnuf: Der Nnsfaa oes 3uferim
ports aus 0eut1d)lnnb mo Deter
reid, Die 5dnierigfeiten 0es Ser
lanots iapaniiden 3ufers nnd) Gil
ropa, Die ablenfung Neines groBen
Teils Der fubaniid)en 3uferausfubr
llad england, Der bnrh Die Gin
mode aampagne oes letteu Cont
lrers bemirfte ubermaBige gerbraud,
uiip, obne onB ieood bicien @riin;
ben beionoere lleber3elgungsfraft in
nemobut. 9ieIleidt aber lit ollb Der
beflagte 3%udermangel einer iener
llcbelit1noe, Der 8utes inl @efolge
bata. @dbreno Der lebten fiinf5ig
Sabre lit infer iabrlider 3uderfon-
ium Don 10 Hfuno auf fait 80 Yhlilo
per aopf s%eitiegell. @ieraus ldB. lld)
nidt mir aif Die pergr0Berte Bros
peritdt unIeres 2anoes, fonoern aud
alif Die 3nnnbme BON aranfbeitell
id)licben, Die aiif iibermdBigen @el,uB
BON neriiibtcn ltabrungsmitteln mn
SiiBigfeiten 5lriifSuiiibren iino. Die
ourd Ben arieg e~rforoerIih getporos.
uen geidJranfuilgen bes Nobrutgs-
mittelfoniums bnbeii einitmeilen altd)
Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3uferoer-
braud) Giiibalt gcboten.
litter Dem beionoers mabreno Der
lcbten Nintermonatc empilnoeneil
3udermonael baben etlua 1870 Der
9euoIferung 5u leioen gebabt, nno
rs lit perit1noIid. oaB i'm 8ublifitnt
Die Traae SIR grorternug ftebt, mes
baIb cine Station, Der id)ier uiier-
meBlid)e. fir Die @r5eugttng bon
G~obrsnder nnb Aiiben5ufer geeignete
9anoeritreden STR Gerfiigung iteben,
500 ibres 3uferbeoarfs ourd) Gin.
fllbr Oeden mlB g1ercings fommt
Der groBere 5eil oieies 3lifers aus
nniercr nad)iten Gad)barifaft, allba,
Die iiingiien ereigniiie haben ieood)
ertpieieil, mie leidlt oieie Guelle oitrdl
unuorbergeiebene llmitouoe ungiin
itia beciniluBt meroen mog. Die
8unoesregiernng bat oieiem @egen.
iiauoe lett 9aneerem lire aufmcrf-
iau1feit 5ugeipenoet uno Die 3uder-
riibcninouitrie nod W5aIiffeit 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-03
@rohe 8eere nnS Sdladten.

5rot ibrer laneeu 0auer nebnlell
}id) Der Siebenjabrige unb Der 0rei=
bigidbrige ariee entibieoen flei1 aug
gegeniiber Dem @eltfonflift nnierer
Gage, 90 oieier gong aloere 9inlell>
iionen angenommeu nno ale fillt
Groteile in Mitleioeni6aft ge5bgen
bat. llngefabr orei5ebn Msiaioneal
Solooten itonoeli I'M ~erlteil &riegs-
iabre utter Ben @affen; 5tuei Wiuip-
llen oapon ml1rnen getotet .nno mebr
ais spei Miaionen gerieten III @e-
~faltaenid)oft. Ser olnerifaniid)e Sc
5eiiionsfrieg ieste blob 100000
Mann gegeneinanoer IN 9enegung,
mo bic 3iffer Der po1 ben Moro.
mo Siioltoateu erlittenen 8erli1ltt
oil Gotten uno gerlesfen erreidtc
nod nid]t 100000. Gas groBte 5rr
tanpferfiiaten 3eit Gapoleons res
gr3feu anf bic Seine eebradte Seer
mdr ~oasjenige Don 1912, ons CUR
Nieberiperfung Don giuBlano be,
itiln1tt NOR nno III ieinem @eitano
itngef1br cine babe Mfillion Weu.
id)cn aufipies. Die grDBte S6lodt
Der Relt5eit mar bic bon 2eipSig int
Sftphcr 1873, Die alldJ bic Golfcr=
Sbladt ge1annt miro, Die geiainmte
3abl Der 5%eilnebnler betrug4o0,0 0C.
gel Gonigarab 1850 narel1 bercits
10000 &ombuttdntens Seiterreifer
uno 8reuBenk in Mftion; bel Duff
Ben (1905) ieood lagen auf elmer
Sront BON 100 Gilonleter mabreill
elmer Sdlabt bon oreitpobiger
9auar 100000 Soloaten geeerlein-
anoer i'll Seloe. SIN gegenpdrtiget
Grieg betrng bic 3abl Der Sampler
Bel 8erbun etpa 5ipei Miaionen uttb
an ser Marle 5meieillbnlb Miain.
men. Ser arimfrieg bat i'm gan5el
1861 900 Menlden oas 2eben gefos
ltet, mopon 100000 aranf6eiten err
lagen; Der oellfid=fun5oiiIde &rieg
BON fS70-71 bot 225,000 Meli-
ibenleben pernidtet, Der rniiiih<tiir
fiide arieg 1S77-7S 100000, Ger
gurenfrieg 1899 ~ 1902 125,0o0
mo Ser ipnniid-amerifaniide &rieg
1898 6000. @as Die Soften Der Der
lhieoenen ariege betrifft, 10 lDeroen
ben lie nit 1926 MiIionen Sranfeu
iiir ben &rieg bon 1866 angegeben,
nit Is Wiainroen fir ben &rieg poi
1870 bis 1871, nit o1a Minior
ocn fir ben ruiiiidstiirfild)en arieg
u1tb nit So Miaiaroen tir Gen
Misunderstanding. @os ben &eIt-
friee %atbetrifft, 10 itebt bereits felt,
Dab ole geteiIigten onl gnoe oes
oritten Griegsiabres ifpn iiber 500
WiGioroen ausgeeeben batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-03
1rtie Yrefe tHr Scraa:: 5retag ben 8. Nfai 1918.

foroern geiudt. Gs iino oltd) bereit5
bodit anerfennensperte 5ortifritta
auf oieiem @ebiete er5ielt moroen,
eleidmobl lit oieie Sllonitrie no6 be.
oeilte1oer Gntmidlune fabig.9 elltid)=
Iano, ser 8ionier Ser 6iibell5nderln.
hnitrie, bot in Dem 3eitrallm bon
1868 ieine Hroouftion perpierfod)t
SIN SATIRE 1890 ite1te Die gr5eu-
gltng bon 3uder ans Riiben nod Il
ne unIerer r8abp" =%SSl1oultrien cor.
Sic brad)te I'M @oll5en 1857 Con
nell 3llder ouf ben Marft. Sssn 5noli
Monoten ser Sabre 1914 1915
ipar oieie Yrooltftion allf 722,05i
Sonnell eeitieaer. 6emiB eine adj
tnnggebietenoe 2eiltllna, aber bel
meitem nid)t geniigeltb, I'M ibren
Moalidfeiten unb ocn 9eoirfnilell
ocs anlerifaniid)en Golfcs geredt 81
Der0en.
Ghmpbl bic aegenpartig nllee-
wobnlid) bobeu greile fir 3uder lei
ne G%r5eltgung bodit lobnelto eridei=
llell IaiIerL lit Der 6abrifollt bon Gn=
bcn5nder nift INNER a1f 6oien ge=
bettet. gr mnB cine foltipielige So
brifanolge errid)ten, Die mareno 5lpel
Grittel oes sSabres unbenlrst baitebt
Sic ntllB in moglihiter 9tabe Der
Hobmaterial 2i%efcrartell, Der Sorz
nler, Sic iid nit Giibenbalt befaiien,
belegen Iein, uno lit allln groBen
Cell Don oeren @altuilg uno Wflt=
mirfltng abbdngig. aber ielblt inter
oieien ~ltmitdnoen bat lid Die 3lrfer=
~illoliitire fiir Sarmer un0 Sabrifoat
OILS lobliel1o ermicien. @i1tiger as
bieie INSTRUMENTATION lit ieood)
Die Satiad)c, oaB oie 3uderinoultrie
cine jeuer epigen Sronltrien 1T. III
nerbalb melder cine GentraliiieruiiJ
Ser 2eitlllg ulto cine &ontroae Der
@eiddftsfaftoren, ciliblicBlid) Trei=
ie, nid)t olirdfiibrbar linb. Die 3rf=
terrible biloet in oieier @itllidt eiue
nid)t ST unteridobelloe ltnterltiiBullg
bes ein3elren Yflan5ers. oenn es lit
hurd) 5ablreid)e geiipiele nadlgeDic-
len moroer, oaB Ser fleine 6arlller
Riiben per 4cre 81 geringereli So
ten 5ieben fam als es oie riibeilbe=
biirftigen 3uferfobrifen ourd) einell
L.
eroB arigelegten Sarm6etrieb oer-
moeen. giner Sllouitrie, lpclde 10
geiunbe mirtl6aftlide @erbaltniIie
re~praIentiert uno einc 9tation in III
rem Serbraud eiiler Sebensnotruen-
higfeit nnabbailgig maiden fonnte,
lollte Die meitgebenolte grnlutigung
uno llnteritiibilng 5uteil meroen.
(Gbieago qbenopoit.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-03

Orleans 80. morgeiiS 400
SO. 7-Sait Mail nad Sci 3io,
gaaIe EaB unb Mierieo
............ pormittaas 1900
go. ssait Mail mad saeip Or
leans $500. mittaas 1915
go. 9-Suniet grpreR nah Gan
Srnnci5co $3.50. aberos TOO
80. 10-GlNiet grpreS nnf Hefn
Orleans 1899. nndts lI.5O
SO. 227-Iah gaale Yas nad)ts 1900
S. A., u. & G. q. & G. N. Depot
Anfnnft-
SO. 2-gon Corpus gbriiti uno
Brownsville @egeno abos +:
SO. 4-&on Corpus Gbrilti nno
Brownsville @eeeno BORN. GAO
SO. 6-@on Garriso Sprinas II.
@rbItal 9itb. dberos 5:2o
Abfabrt-
So. 1-%adJ Corpus @hriiti unS
Brownsville @eaeno porm. 10:45
SO. 3-gfnd Corpus Ghriiti unb
Brownsville @eaenb ub'os 1913
(Shlafipngen.
SO. 5-9lnh GrnItnl 9Th uno
Gorriao Sprinas. BORN, 10:45
ARTESIAN BELT r. r.
Ct. & G. N. DepOt)
so, sosmgon ebriitine. ..nadm. 4:45
MbfaHrf-
SO. 2o1-Wah gbrihine. BORN. 500
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-03

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
GeoUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
Seffentlide Sibliptbefem.

8as offentlide 9ibliotbefell alabe=
trifft, 10 lit Imerifn and ben ultc-
iten anlturldnberu Der alien @elt er<
6eblid1 porous. Man mtB biesbe5iia.
Iid) nidt 10 iebr au Die eroBen 8i-
hIiotbefen oenfen, Die nit cinem &o-
itenauftpanoe BON Milionen erridJtet
moroen lino llno Die ieltelllten nno
teiterIten @erfe iii alien Sprad)en
erbaItell, ipie all Die fleinen Viblio-
tbefet, Die III alien Geilen oes San.
oes in alien aroBen uno mittlererl
Stooten urlo iebr sablreid Iogar oud)
III red1t fleinen Staoten eriitierea
nuo es Dem Buhlifnrn erntogliden,
arte 2eftiire beqllem llno uueiltgeit-
Iid1 sl erbalten @erabe oieie flel-
nen gibliotbefen limo es, Die ben brei
ten Waiien silglite fonlmen. Die gfos
gen @ibIiotbefen peroen 5tpar aud)
itarf beiud)t, aber bod meniaer bon
Dem groBen Yublifum, ionoenl con
2elltell Der @iiienidaft, Die in ben
oortigen 9iiderlmdten %Snfornlatio*
nen finoen, Die ibnen JOINT an feiner
anoeren Stene ooer bod lrir ge5elI
~erbeblid)e Soften geboten iperoen
fonnterL nabreno uniere pffeltlld)ell
@ibliotbefen befarmtlif frei limo.
Man bort BON Ser 9enlrsung lol=
der 9ibliotbefen i'm allgemeinen mn
melia, aber lpenn cine Statiltif BAR
iiber >eriitierte, 10 miiroe man lld
mnitoeru, in meid) an~saeeebrtcni
MaBe lid oas Eublifnm Die gebote
ne @elegenbeit ulnlibe mod)t. Hii0
no es ireenb nueebt, peroen i'll rem
entferntcr l~iegen6en Stootteilen mo
and, in ocn Gorltooten 3lueiabiblios
tbefen einaeriftet, Die lid elmer ltetiu
5unebmenoen Snanlprlldunbne cf-
frellen uno oaburd bemsiIen, oaB lie
einem mirflid)en @ebHrfnille entlprez
djen. Won fin0et audi III Den flclnlteil
ofientlihen gibliotbefen cine quite
Inspobl Scr Gloilifer, marld)e logan
In ser 0rieinaliprafe, popular mil
ienidaftlid]e @erfe lu1o quite NOBEL
len, ober mo finoet in ibnef feiletl
literorild)en SdMno, Der nad)teiliJ
alli Den @eiAmnd oes Hllbilfitnla
eimpirtt. Die friiber in pielen Miilio-
ucn BON Grepmllaren pcrtriebenell
Sfunonepellen limo, leitoem eaa
Ynblifnm quite 9eftiirc umlonlt ba-
ben fam, luehr mo meBr pom
9iid]ermarfte perihmunoen. nno nit
ibiieii bic MISUNDERSTANDING, Die
beionoers bel Der SSilgeno onrd) nicle
Nrt 2cftiire gen1brt muroen.
Ter Q lf-ma0esman" miro
nieulalS NIT jeiiier Mrbeit fertia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-03

mes Cages fnntrollieren 81 fonnen.
Sic loute audi ben gan5en baltsmfrt-
lhaftlid]en 8etrieb i'm S6lolie ielbIt
iiberiebcn lernerL I'm i'm redt balo
gang 5u letter.. Site Hed6nungsbudjer
Iollten pom ibr nad)aeieben ltno ellie
a1e 3peige 5uiammenfaIienoe gltdJ-
iiihrlrno bon ibr ielbit gepflogen ner-
ben. Sic loate lid) nit Dem Sllbalt
ser Silberi6rdnfe uno Der 2eillell-
fanlrler pertraut MAIDEN. er rannie
ibr sic 3ublen, Die i'm auBerlten San
Scr @ausita1o folten oirfe.
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fraaen lieBen oariiber feinen 3mei-
fel, oaB tic u1es raid nu1o flor er-
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ratell ob iie iib oiele aufgaben fren-
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aus alllgbeit feinen @ioermiGell
nerriet.
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&opf III oie Gecbte geltirst, ben Gil
bogen ouf Der 5iidplatte, nno iab
anf ad Die eroBen Bidder bin, Die oa
lagen.
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