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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
notice OF NATURALIZATION

DEAHL n DEAHL.
AttvS. Tor Estate f3-9a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE.

COMPLETE OUTFITS.
We can furnish your home complete
from the cheapest TO the pest and save
you money. Let Us Squire your outfits
AVERY AND HULL. i29 y MAIN ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
CHIRoPODIsT.
FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three office rooms fur
nish'd or unfinished Telephone aud
light service Cheap. Conservative Life
Bldg Phone Home $500 Bell SEQ
44OI-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-On Leer st. I block from
south side ear line a 8 room house
partly modern for S1.9OO A 8 room
house modern except furnace for 81
zoo all ST imp. paid a cosy six room
house. water. gas and sewer for $3.50.
500 down and easy monthly payments.
Buy OF owner Del c. Leer, II. p 1928;
Bell $3.50 1884 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20

GOVERNMENT NEEDS 10000 WOMEN
CLERKS az Washington ENamina-
lions everywhere MAY - Experience
unnecessary. Women desiring govern
mcnt positions write for free particulars
q j. e. Leonard. Former Civil Service
ton. u. a. 4f2f-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20

FOR SALE OR IRADE-Dandy 10 acre
farm. Phones: Bell 9724-7SS, Home
42yS-6310. see NJ. c. Gray $50 Farmers
Trust Bldg ioa0-d
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
Gets a Position Gets Help
Barter and Exchange
POULTRY.

HOT AIR AND ELECTRIC INCUBA-
TORS
90 Egg size Reliable. price. ........S - 90
40 Egg size Reliable. price. ....... 30
% % 420 Egg sire Electric Incuba-
tors at lowest prices Avery & Huh
i29 " Main ST 1871 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20

FOR SALE-Baby grand chevrolet Fine
condition; nve-passenger Crow Elk
hart. and two 1915 Maxwells. AL fully
equipped Cheap. 407 5. Michigan st
Home 2l25. Bell 2254 1e1-n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.

FOR SALE--19Is Buick passenger
Has run 2s miles. $500 cash Bell
lS5. Home 25S4 44I2-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20

FOR SALE-LanG contract well secur-
ed. percent interest net. II. j. 5lll.
A. q. Vooigt. Mgr W. a Morris. 3. T..
432 Central Realty Co., 800 Citizens
Bank Bldg. 43S7-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
KODAK SUPFLIEs.

TIE AMERICAN DRUG CO.. 133 y. Main
ST. Is now handling Il complete supply
- kOdaks and .-Odak Supplies Of every
description. We will sell you anything
ia the picture taking line and also de-
a'up your films QuicF. z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
DO YOU KNOW THAT.

STORM sash and storm door made and
put no by Us save coal MILLER sash
and Screen Factory. sl6 Portage 1v.
Home phOne 2O32 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Young lady Tor doing deco
rating work by airbrush ON fishing
bats Interesting work only. A hours
week Permanent position. good salary
and future for right party. Only those
" no are steady reliable aud will take
an interest iu work need apply. South
Bend Bait Company. 1l9 West ColfaN
Ave and iloor 44TS-2O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20

Los Between az Cottage Grove and
Van Buren, 81 tutted dresser set
Please leave AZ IL Cottage Grove and
receive reward 452G- 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
EARN FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE
1914 acres one mile north Of Notre
Dame on the Eddy st. road; and y mile
east Of stop l on the Niles and st. Joe
interurban line
Near school and church. there is a fine
house, small barn and poultry house and
other small buildings on this place,
some fruit trees and u acres Of tim
Der. This tract can be sub-divided into
smaller tracts; adjoining laud is selling
for $4,000 TO $4,000 per acre.
There are four new houses within forty
rods Of this place having Deen built IN
the last year.
For quick sale will take $4,000. Terms
$500 cash and mortgage back for bal
ance.
FRANK J. ANDERSON,
633 Farmers Trust Bldg
Phones: Office Home 6697. Res. Home
1856. 4SO0-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07
County Commissioners Of St,
MaIy's County
bfOR rHE FISCAL FEAR ENDING
June, 1918

Published in compliance with Section
Is Of Article q OF the Code Of Pub
lie GENERAL Laws which provides as
followss
'.That the County Commissioners
shall make out and publish annually
ia al leo - newspapers published
in sneif- counties, II there
be, two, DETAIL, MINUTE and AccU-
RATn STATEMENT OF the expenses Of said
counties. specifying therein each par
tieuIar item Of expense and for what
and 20 whom paid, and shall also de-
liver to the sheriffs Of their respective
counties az many copies OF said state
ment aa there ara election districts
OF said county - least ten days before
each general election. and the Sheriff
shall within six days after the re-
ceipt OF such copies, set up one q
them at the place Of holding elections
In each district.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

called her 10 everyday u she
started for the cellar 10 strain milk.
A. she reached the bottom OF the
Steps she stood tranafixed. Two glar-
Ing balls Of seeming nre fixed her
glance and then. piercing the shadows.
she made out their owners tiger
Lucia flung 10 the heavy cellar door.
boltel e and. trembling ia every limb.
managed 70 toster around 10 the side
porch. to sink into q chair. overcoma.
She could only surFnise that the ami
NAL had escaped from some travelling
circus. she felt comparatively safe,
for the only opening 10 the cellar was
small window. protected with
Etrong grating. She decided 10 wait
on the porch until Mr.. Cuip, who was
away. returned. when she would 20
ever and set him 70 find some way TO
get rid Of her dangerous guest.
II was full dusk. and no light 10
the cuip home Indicating the return
Of its owner. when Lucia reused as
foosstep sounded ON the grayeled
path. A young man lifted his cap
with a request for drink OF water.
Lucia led him around 70 the pump.
Somehow his pleasant. open face In
zpired confidence. She told the story
Of the tiger.
The young man dallied. discussing
tho probabilities ~ 10 the strange ap-
rcnrance OK the animal. She offered
BIN seat. and they drffted into a
general conversation.
Eight o'clock struck from a village
bell tower. then nine. Lucia grew
anxious. Her visitor chlyairously In
sisted on remaining until Mr.. Cup re-
termed A man on horseback rode
BY. He fling a white sheet Of paper
over ths gate and passed on. The
yeuna man glanced ct his hostess, to
note that her head droepcd. The re.
actIeu from her excitement aud The
peaceful moonlight influences had
lmlled Iacla TO sleep.
~Wsill' uttered the young man
porunink the printed sheet. Offering j
reward FOR Lady Violet. trained Il
GER escaped from menagerle. $500
"whs. ihs sweet little creature here
Won't " sorry for her strange catch +
lie saf dcwn. waiting til she should
wake w. Her face WINS fully N the
moonlight glow. Her loneliness fasci
| natad him. He leaned over ana In
| printed kiss on her fair cheek.
instantly she sprung 10 her feet.
HOsl y cried Lucia, aghast sswhy az
you 10 thak7#
Il could not help H." he Numbered
rAhY hs was glad 10 announce, "youl
/ neIehhor has returned see lights Ii
bic house. And here" and he wayes
the printed aheet. your cellar gsses
viii pay grandly for It's brief lodging.
Three hundred dollarai" rand ans
erIeS out Lucia. "Oh, now can pa
what owe Mr. Culp. and ahen--life 4
0zln. aud two nelghbors he sun,
moned. and the young man, Arnoll
pstaa. sssurad the truant tiger an,
gDe him % stout Ahed. Thea In
/ yeuaa nan FASTENED TO town to tege
phcns q The circus people. ne va
20 ohligina and helpful. 80 contrito a
| 20 the stolen kiss. that Lucia forQo
70 ehlde him. NE reappeared the nex
Il mornink.
4 sMlns Barton.s he auld. Il ans n
ing on my way ID town where
have bought little weekly newspi
| per 1 thought before / left / woul
come and tell you why stole fAn
iis1 last night Il was because sue
den1y aiecoVefed that loved y0u.
A npWapHptf. i model young nla,
RrNHzAfA from Debt sThek adslN eoio
6i tAi4 lAeHI 6oizlkinsliaI .4xz 0<.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

STATE or MARYLAND, 81:
tlrwcR or couNrY coMnssloNEas
oY ST. MANY's CouHTY.
The nforegoing levy ilsl for the year
1873 from pages - W zlo, both lnclur
sgvo. Is hereby aetslcd and allowed and
Levy imposed for tho sano b. us, tho
County Commissioners OF So MRry's
County for he said year, thls lHonty-
ninth day Of Jnnm, IN The year ~ our
Lord, one thousand nins hundred ~
eighteen.
PHI THOMPSON. Prsst
II. OLIVIER.
-. -. = = AMER.
=. C0nmissionss-s gor ia. a
County.
Jos. /. Cou0H. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

IN w Huichins, Judge A rekr . q IS
81 r ZONES. fudge A rogrs Is -
j Robt Ions. iaidgs 80
J Frank Rnssell, Judge. ,s.... -
j III Rnseell. u IS
w q Joy. doorkeeper, ,....s4 %
Cseo n MeKav. doorkeeper 20
J FraIkiin Adams, room runt 70 ~
y w Dean, delivering ballots. %
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

tCapgfights xsias western NewspApsF ~nien.s
Lucia Barton counted over the con-
tents Of an old wallet. replaced It 10
deep pocket and went outside, a ra-
diant smile on her sun-browned face.
alVith the beans In and marketed
and what IL owing me collected, that
viii, be the last Of Ezra Culp and the
beginning Of liberty--a new life" she
muttered. and went outside and look
el down the road with dim dusk
lowering whore Il turned. Some day
soon she would pace It's winding
length II would lead her into a
world she had never seen, with work
and ambition promising future worth
struggling for.
Day and night for two years she had
tolied alone. When her father died
the owner Of the house had advanced
the money TO bury him. When his
widow fell M Ezra Culp had furnish
I'd further funds. Then one day ne
revealed his motive He cage over
from his home. which ndjolned the lit.
tie tcnacre garden patch. 70 tell Mrs
Barton that Lucia was likely girl.
and that he would cab things square
n Lucia would consent 70 become his
wife. Mrs. Barton reused no IN all
the dignity of her better days
Il cannot sell my daughter. Mr..
Cnlp." ahe aald. And later TO Lucia
= would rather zee you dead than that
Eaan's slave.~
Cnlp insisted on having the debi
made q purely business transaction
lie took Lucia's note FOR S200'And Ahs
bad lakored 10 her neatly kept vege
table garden every spare hour. sellinE
isA produce 70 families 10 the village
~ with nfty dollars ! have ALREADY
SS.lsre u bare one hundred to pay
~ .saaa - NssHaHs&. a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07
am 40


Joshua Thompson, Judge a
s johnson MnttIngfy. do 25 %
Walter ID Clements. Iudge. ~
Chas w Bowles, judge, $500. 70
Zach 1, RaIev. cierk. $1,000. Z 70
Fugene AbelI. clerk -
Goo / Nelson, doorkeeper 80. ~
French Drury, doorkeeper. 20
81 Aleyaius HeDef Society,
room rent. ..........+..... 10 ~
G J Clements, erecting booths o.
d i BowIes. drivR ballots. 8 %
-, -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

samuel Hayden, chief Judge, sl00 %
WIN q Mattingiy, ASSOC judge. 100 20
Jno H Abell, asso Judge ~ W
BENZ Combs, reg ,of Wills, ~ %
sas7 o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07
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seventh election District,

r A Mattingly, judge a regr. I - 20
n A Burch, Judge and regr... - %
w w Bla1kistonc, judges.. 20
Edley Thompson, iudge..... ~
Richard @ Ellis, clerk ........ -
Philip ID Cation, clerk. ....4. ~
Fred McWilllams, doorkeeper 4 90
VIM PilkertOn, doorkeeprr Z %
u ID Burch, room rent. ...... 10 ~
WIN n Herbert, delvg ballots. 8 %
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

Edw " Brown, Judge a regr.. s2l %
H F Smalluo6d, do. -. a %
Robt Henderson, judge. 10
Edgar L Pearson, ipdge..-... b 9 70
Geo Il Thomas. clerk Z. Q rs
Jas r orowder. clerk . 675
Jesse Henderson, dD0rheeper. 10
Jas b Brown, do0rkeeper 49,. II 10
Adams Bros, room rents ... II 10 %
Bennett R MooY, delvg bAlless %
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Jos 30
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sIxth EIeotIon pIstrIel.


3 4 MastIngly, judge = rep. . e e 81 e
w w Blackstone, iudgos....s 30
Edley Thompson, judge. ...... I'D
r e Ellis, clerk. ............ 40
p ID Cation, clerk. .,..t.s. 40
Fred McWilliRms, dooel0eper go
VIM Pilkert0n, docrkeIT sr.... 40
Bernard Graves, delvg ballots 100
y p Burch, room rent. 1850. ~ %
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al col
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

George T. Combs. ...s.x.tst*<.s
chas NJ G0ldshorouRh .ts.
George n Johnson. s.sst4s.
eAs4A..|'a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

Alec Stephens, Judge 4 regr.. I 3 %
Jno w ZONES, Iudge A rcgr... Is 30
Wm I T,ouden. Judge 1880. 30
Thos Jordan, judge, ...... %
Gao " 0uirk. clerk - I 50
] Bernard Goodwin, clerk. s. I 30
ID q Gtephnns. doorkBeper. -. 4 so
Amos Dean, doorkeeper, .... ~
a q Goodrich, room rent rs 90
Jno 8 Jones. delvg ballots. 20
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

Ia form and lnapnor pra
General Assembly, to 4
qualified voters Of The St5
adoption or rejection.
Given under my
The Great Seal
THE Of Maryland.
Great City Of Anf|
Seal OF twentieth dax
Maryland J seen hi
EMERSON @
BY the Governol
THOMAS w.
7-15-te. SEED
............a............
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johnson Matslngiy, Judge 4 regr sI6 ga
Joshua Thompson. do. 80. Is 00l
Chas Clements, judge. ..eE $50
Chas N Bowles, judge .,,tss W
Zach y Raiey, clerk, ...t,.. 3W
Eugene Abeli, clerk .,.,.s..s& ~
George Nelson, doorkeeper ~ w
French Drary, doorkesper. 20
Sc AioysIus Beneficial Socieay
DJ Bowles, delvg ballots. 90
g ] Clements, erecting booths. ) 70
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

III "a n <*it $40 ~ ~ Il 49,
nI Matthew .-ss
LOUIS #1ilekz st*s t*t*t- .s**t.fss
&1pisue "a lIFF s.@ss.
a |6eal MiIIs s. 4xs... -. 7ss<..
Annie Miller ....ss 900. .s....
81 #nbin ........4..s..4ss .ss.-<-
4 Il RaIeiRhs d. i. ,.s,s.sss.$ s.s..
joseph UntIe. .*s..s...z.. -*t....
Hennie GncIe. s.s.......s..a
NirKio Wood *..,..s. 4. ..z,*t.
Geo r Wnthan, 2F ..s.....s....s.
j "A Watts ...s.... <.s..t.
ID Hanson Watlen 49, ~ j.. 49,
Xavier MetlNewe ~. s...@s+
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

Total Real and Personal.
Stocks and Bonds sub
isct 70 State Tax, rate
30 SIC on ths 800,
$3.50, 833 s10, SOL 50
County Tax on 81, SO, $50,
rate ei.0z on the el00. i. ebv, SO. ~
County Tax on Stocks and
Bonds, si3.B5O, At 30con
etuOs .....-.s...t..s.t. fV.eV
State Tax on ela,oS0s
rate l5c on ss00........ DOCS
----------------
Stocks and Bonds.. ......
by State Tax on both. N,4l2.2l
nv County Charges. 800. 5p.171.28
Surplus ,,....t..s.s,.t.. -. 70
s7s.szs. %
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-05
fcSftas9nlemner
Ools sssso @sble.

gBir batter Die bette sobae unn pos
hsste Q3reuahois. Hzoblert lnl5, Ebe
Niase See & Snei Guntpans, @rofetf
10.
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drtit Yrt7e fit Seras: sonnabenb ben s. Sannar 1918.

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unIeres @oites2~
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lid 1n5uDenhen.
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er git teuer geipeien." SSn oielem ans
aenblid trot ein Iatteres 5ousntdo=
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I'll folgen; Sic peroen Ser &ube uno
grquidung iebr bebiirfen." Sd erbob
mid uilo iogte meiner Saltte aoteu.
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h~erabid)ieben mollte, mar oiele Der
idlnunoen. @erborb bceleltete mid
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rubt bober, gouiilte, Iagte Ell artla,
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THE Hotel.

q8os beDeutet .Ebe GtgbteeM"F Sos
hefte ,nate[ fix pas ,penigite @elo in Com
Nntpnio. 3insmer SOC. alsgeseidr,ete
Wnhlseiten 35c. Niebriee G~peatolrate1I
Der ISOLDE. Sab frsi. groGett GIT. Sn
rsntroIer Qoae. 302 6iibsNlamo Gr.
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5amen unb Wefngelfntter.

Hreb gtaffeI, 319 DIT > Commerce
ctr Gen. @etreibe. @artens mno Selns
(orner. @efIioelf1tter. Srfubatorest
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Knricrtc icincft Brmet

9lrr1 ibiperes 3eben 5og ij mir Dor
einigeu Sabren eineu 9rllb 81 nno ipIs
tie nperiert meroeu, ba 8rudbdnoer mir
nidt bdlfen. Sod id fanb etipas 8eis
ieres, oas mid idnea nuo nouig beiIte.
pbne Operation. 3eitDerLuit uno Sd)merz
sen. Ser 9nid lit ME tpieoer getoms
men, obgleih ib ihiper als Carpenter
drbeite. Sd babe nidlt5 5u berfaue
fen, mill aber ausfiibrlih mitteiIen. fpie
Bride obne Operation gebeilt iperoen
fonnen. Shreibt an mid. eugene 90.
8ulleu, Carpenter, $50 9. Narcenus
Ipe., Rdua5aitdr. ". s. Sdneioet
pies aiS u1o aebt es 8ruhleioenoen;
SIR tontit ooutit piel @uteS TIM.
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G.H. & S. A. (Haupiiinie)

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10. 101-- ssuaret oimfteo. Don Rem q,
no. iOa eunist aimiteo. bon en- aran.
ctSco 1858 BORN.
SO. 7-sdnenaus. bon WetD Orleans
................... 7:20 born
go. s-shneu8us. bon Sci Mio al
80. s-snniet erpreb. BON Nsp e.
leans $3.50. 6.35 nodJm.
no. 10-suniet grpreB. ron Con Nran.
cisco $3.50 hadn't
70. 228 - Bon eagle EnR .......
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no. i01--SHnTe1 stmtteD. mar 5as
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9 IeartS 400 pprn,
20. 7-sdnensua, mad Gel Sio
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1915 nadm,
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e. Victoria Division.
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AbfnErt-
IN. 8O2-nad gneSo. Rietnria Eori
2dbntn. 0ouftnn sis corn
SANTA FEE Il. & G. N. Depot
6bfahrt-
SO. 6--gtad benz Rorotn 300 nadlm,
20. 2-Naf benz Rorben .9.15 mora.
Anfunft -
&c T. Bonn 1oroen. 80. $50 porm
SO. Bonn Roroen ...8:05 ubenos
S. A.. U. & G. q. & G. N. Depot
q. ? Bon Corpus gbriiti nno grounss
go. 4l@on Corpus ghriiti u. erotpns,
bile -. .6:45 BORN
70. 6-8on @arri8o 5prinas uno
ghrhitaI Glib $50 Had)m.
Nhfaart
SO. 1-ysad eorpus Glrifti IL, Broruns.
bile ..10:45 uor1il.
SO. 3-gfad Corpus ghrifti II. @rotunss
bile 49,. .... 10:45 nofm.
SO. g. Rab ghrnitaI 9th uno Carr.
40 Gprinns .10:45 1benos
ARTESIAN BELT r. r.
SO. 201-UbraDrf 500 Dorm
9p. 202-Nnfunft ...... 4:45 nadlm
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Dpfets.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 aIaras 3iasa = bibib n1Dbi,erte
rsi,e aipruer. 75c iti1o 81 per Saa, per
Mnd,e $500 unb n~uftpdrts. Altes 8e5
iephpn groGett 65S.
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NJ. r.. & T.
S. A. 4 A. P.

UIltuufL
SO. Is Con 9ouiton uito 8aeo
....1.Oo HIIH
$40. 14-8on Qoufton uno aiiitenosten
@on Corpus Gbrilti lmo Hodpori
SO. 41-8of Rerrbile -. 1915 BORN.
30. 145-Bon &errbile, tdgIid, ansges
nonti,nen Sonntags $3.50 abenbs
SO. 157-8on Gamn 5tanler (aemildf
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-05

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New Britain herald., 1918-02-26
HARRINGTON WINS $500
Showing During Campaign-Con- necticut Exceeds Quota. s,e..s, z4.s

Bridgeport. Feb. 26-4=4Thata Con- neeticut beat New Jersey in the Red Crossa christmasi naem bership3> drive; that 4Farmington won the prize of $500 8 month for the duration of the war; offered for the Connecticut chapter making the best showing during the campaign, and that Bridgeport led all other cities of the state in the total enrolment. were the facts brought out at a dinner giv- en last night by Walter B. Jasper, ,~ state campaign chairman, to the state campaign managers s,,f e> -ess.y
 The standing of the state chapters in competition for the $500 prize were: At rr,>..s- ,.
 Farmlngton,- PTS; points; Nauga- tuck, 26t points, ManchesteEv 25a points: Washington, PIP.
 The figures show that Connecticut exceeded its uu6ta by 2b' per cent, while Et1ie quota of New. Jersey was exceeded by 15tper cent. .sr.. 2. -.. .
New Britain herald., 1918-02-26
GERMANS TAKE sREy-sL,,~-.
Important Russian, Naval Base Or
 Gulf of E7inIand. E

Londo,4, Feb, e6:1a4t5erman forces have captured aRetat@ the important Russian naval base ahds fortreess on the sif of f1n 13nana ,,,tRsa s9tSring tl}S city htssf hoSs 4n5y 2hs sdoed bsrhape soah15t nore importaht victory --eegaptttrias~' Psltov, pus 3ntf 1,shls 4ee fS1ff1es S9r6n4 petlo- grad fl tlies iffvatfe fss f9sAt tor1tfh ueAt tn dfr advance at the rate faaitatet by2 trfs they-n arrive in Fetfograd in a weeks time.
 ReRal Is a little moro than 200 miles from 7tifea Russian capital and was stroftel yefsrtifleas Tie announce, ment from Berlin merely says tha; the Germans. antered&4thefe at 1o:3G this morning after an engagement.