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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-18
.FREN CHI HAVE PRAISE
FOR j. s. ARTILLERY
COMMANDER OF LATIN d.
VISION GIVEN GREAT AID
BY BRAVE AMERICANS

Washington, Aug. l7.-General
March, chief Of staff, today, in dis
cussing the American army abroad,
said to newspaper men:
"The American troops in France
are beginning TO receive official
French commcndations of various
sorts. and here is one that came this
morning. This refers to the Sec
ond division in the fighting around
one artillery brigade which was
with the second division in the fight
ing around Chateau Thierry.
After the infantry was withdrawn
our field artillery stayed there and
helped the French at that point.
This commentator is from the
French commander Of the division
to which it is attached. 1t is the
form of an official order, and the
translation is something like this:
"'On the eve of the relief of the
second artillery brigade of the sec
ond United States artillery division
from the Twelfth (French) infan-
try division, the general command
ing this infantry division, takes op-
portunity to express to the brigade
commander, General Bowley, to all
his officers, commissioned of
ficers and soldiers, his thanks for
the services rendered their French
comrades and his admiration for the
c,Nla,I.l 4 Iy1
"'Aftcr having vigorously fought
with thealSecond United States in
fantry division and with the Fifty
eighth infantry division, the second
American artillery brigade came to
show, during two days Of severe
fighting at the side OF the Twelfth |
infantry division, the finest qualit-
les of energy, endurance and devo-
ton"
The chief OF staff paid only brief
attention to the progress OF the
fighting in France where the situa-
ton is developing slowly. He did
characterize the battle, however,
as "the German retreat and other
wise indicated that further retire
ment was expected.
Explaining his announcement as
to embarkation, General March
said:
"When | give figures hereafter
of troops embarked from the Unit
ed States, the totals will embrace
the troops in Siberia, in Italy,
France and Russia proper. The fig
ures will mean the entire American
expeditionary force in all parts of
the world. We have now embarked
on all the expeditions more than L.
10000 men," ,,
More than 100000 Americans are
under arms( General March said
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CITY Oil Well Not a Producer.

In drilling the fifth water well
near the pumping station a good
showing of oil was encountered at
depth of 40 feet The showing
was rich enough at first to justify
pumping and shooting the well. The
pumping test before shooting
showed one gallon per hour. An
expert was brought from the oil
fields. who shot the we'll with 20
quarts of nitroglycerine. Evidently
the shot blew out the entire pocket
of oil, as no oil could be gotten out
of the well after shooting. The com
mission decided there was not
enough oil to justify operation and
has continued drilling for water.
The showing OF the well. depth,
grade and all was about the same
as the Womack we'll in East Sui
phur, and many persons still main
tain that a shallow field could be
opened up with the proper drilling
in the eastern part of the city, and
in and around the school for deaf
and pumping station.
The commission did not feel JUS
titled at present in spending money
TO try to develop this field. There
is some talk of citizens who own
lots and property in that vicinity
proceeding with further tests in the
near future.
The grade of oil is heavy and rich
and if only two and three-barrel
wells could be produced it would be
a paying venture.
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as was considered some weeks age
by the board.
The faculty for the new schoo
year, as announced by Mr.. Floyd, j!
as follows:
High School.
a. c. Floyd, superintendent; Al
bert Jackson, principal; Mrs. Ralph
Rawlings, Mrs. Floy Barrier, Haze
Parker, Lois Slower.
Cameron School.
Hettye Davies, principal; Linoel
Hilliard, first grade; Helen Nichol-
son, second grade; Lottie Hilliard,
third grade; Ruth Moore, fourth
grade; Ada Estes, fifth grade; Ruth
Estes, sixth grade.
Washington School.
Alice NJ. Nicholson, principal;
Mrs. Tossie Haste, first grade; Della
Hamilton, second grade; Cecil Dou-
thitt, third grade; Aline King,
fourth grade; Miss Hudspeth, fifth
grade; Bessie Carver. sixth grade.
South Side.
Nelleen Baird
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City Schools to Open September

Superintendent A. c. Floyd was in
the city this week, and after meet
ing of the school board announced
that the Sulphur public schools will
open Monday, September ?. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd have taken up their resi-
dence in the FAINT residence near the
high school building, and Mr.. Floyd
is now busy with preparations for
the new school year. Mr.. Broad
bent, chairman of the board, an
nounoes, as the cotton crop looks to
be tvery short, that the schools will
not stop to assist in cotton picking.
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TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

Boston. Aug. H.-Vincent Rich
ards of New York, national boys
champion. and William T. Tildin
II, of Philadelphia, today won the
national lawn tennis doubles cham
pionship when they defeated Beals
c. Wright and Fred B. Alexander
of New York in the finals of the
national doubles tournament at the
Longwood cricket club. The match
went five sets. the scores being 6-3,
Ga. SO. 20 81.
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PERSONALS

B. f. Cummings of league, Tex
as, came yesterday to join Mrs
Cummings and their daughter, who
have been here visiting Mrs. Cum
mings' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b
Brady. They will return home tho
latter part of the week.
d. T. Stiles is in Oklahoma City.
Harry Lowcnstein and Clay Pat
tcrson Of the Post Band, Jackson
Barracks, New Orleans, La, came
yesterday to spend a ten days fur
lough in Ardmore.
Mrs. Walter Dotson and son,
George Davis, are visiting Mrs.
VIII Hayes in Davis.
Lois Davenport is in Sulphur Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. James Daven-
port.
Coleman Jones has returned after
a visit to Gainesville, Texas.
Miss Billie Creekmore is visiting
in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. ]. w. Cook and Mrs. John
Yell are in Sulphur.
Lorene and Haskell Gilkey went
to Davis yesterday to visit their I'M
Gle, +. 5. Sims.
Perry d. Maxwell left yesterday
for Colorado Springs to spend the
of the summer. Mrs.
Maxwell and children, who have
been there several weeks, will re-
turn with him.
w. II. Bleakmore went to Okla
ioma City yesterday to visit his son,
Judge W. X. Bleakmore.
Mrs. Roberts Evans is expected to
lrrive today to visit her sister, Mrs.
Perry Kugle. Upon her return
lome she will be accompanied by
Mrs. Kugle.
Mrs. c i. Cubb and Miss Florine
7elker are spending today in Dough-
rty.
Miss Johnnie Gilkey has returned
rom Marietta where she visited Miss
va Dodey.
Miss Willie Mae Cox has returned
fter a two weeks vacation spent
n Sulphur and Madill.
The Rev. +. l.. Averett, pastor of
Ardmore Baptist Church, went to
'all Greek yesterday to attend the
BAPTIST annual convention.
The Misses Euna and Bertha
Toward of Niblack school district
re visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
'aliaferro, SIS North Washington
treet.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr and Miss
laye Speaks have returned to their
ONE in Dallas after a visit with
udge and Mrs. ID. A. Walker.
Mrs. Jennie Lathrop and son,
oseph Lathrop, ia First Avenue
have returned after a
isit at Gainesville, Collinsville and
herman. Texas.
VI. G.. McKinzie and son, Howard,
p \ Street northwest, are in Fort
forth, Texas.
Mrs. ]. c. Stalter and Miss Abbie {
alley will leave today on a vaca. l
on trip to Colorado. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Slack. 9O7 w. c
roadway, viii leave this morning )
an overland trip to Colorado. q
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Southern Sportsnen To France.

Atlanta, Ga. Aug. H.-Announce-
ment was made here today that two
more young men well known in con-
nection with southern sports, have
been assigned to overseas work as
Y. NJ. c. A. physical trainers. They
are Ray f. Morrison. one OF Van
derbilt's greatest football players,
and all southern quarterback for the
seasons 1908 TO 1912. and George
w Merck, former sporting editor
Of the Fort Worth (Texas) Record
and well known in southwestern
baseball circles. Merck has been
assigned to work III Italy.
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Catholic Editors Honor Woman

Chicago, Aug. H.-For the first
time in the history of the Catholic
Press Association of the United
States and Canada, a woman was
elected member of the executive
board at the closing session of that
organization today. She is Mrs.
Josephine Sullivan Conlon of De-
troit. Among other officers elected
we're DR.. T. P. Hart, Cincinnati.
Ohio; Rev. o. T. Meynell Hartford
Conn, vice president, and c. J..
Jaegle, Pittsburgh, treasurer.
Read it in The Ardmoreite first.
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80 Men to Camp Pike.

leave Sulphur Monday, August e
for Camp Pike, near Little Rock
Ark:
James A. Martin, Wilson.
T. J. Maxwell, Sulphur.
Luther c. Jackson, Sulphur.
Dan J. Albright, Konawa.
Willie A. Brice, Sulphur.
Grover Houser Eubanks, Wynne
wood.
James Push Chcadle, Ardmore.
Moses M. Guess. Sulphur.
John H. Hale, Nebo.
Frank Peterman, Davis.
William Earle Thompson, Sui
phur.
Mayshall A. Montgomery, Sui
phur.
William r. Mcdaniel, Durant.
John Oliver Wilkins, Katy.
Paul A. Tidwell, Davis.
Henry Clyde Scruggs, Davis.
Hubert NJ. Roland, Wynnewood.
Robert Lee Crudup, Sulphur.
Day Sewell, Davis.
William F. Glenn, Purcell.
Homer A. Williams, Arbuckle.
John w. Fletcher, Nebo.
James O. Gibson, Dougherty.
Tomme l.. Burke, Davis.
Jodie Metcalf, Bochito.
Davis Baker, Arbuckle.
Delma Ira Dean, Davis.
Robert Lee Howell, Dougherty.
Fayette Evans, Davis.
George Herbert Barry, Mill Creek.
Claude NJ. McBrayer, Sulphur
George w. Nevels, Sulphur.
Reece Hale, Nebo.
Willie T. Lockridge. Wynnewood.
Robert l.. Autrey, Davis.
John Samuel Odell, Hickory.
Clyde Stephens, Kennecott,
Daniel L. Moose, Sulphur.
Sam X. Harrell, Davis.
Thomas Husbands, Sulphur.
Thomas d. Martin, Davis.
Grady II. Gardenhire, Dougherty.
Curtis A. Hampton, Doughcrty.
Dick Thomas Davis. Sulphur.
Marvin G.. Horn, Davis.
John Davis Underwood. Hickory.
Alvin Marsee, Arbuckle.
William b. Miller, Nebo.
Charles B. Goodall, Sulphur.
Please A. Barris, Dougherty.
Joseph NJ. Binderim, Sulphur.
Earnest Jeff Chadwick, Mill Creek.
British A. Hester, Parnell, Texas.
Fred Somcrs, Sulphur.
William Catheart, Sulphur.
Frank NJ. Flick, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
James Goode, Dougherty.
VIII Story, Sulphur.
Raymond O. Laseman, Hickory.
Carlton Clabe Scruggs, Davis.
Gould w. Frier, Sulphur.
William O. Muckgrove, Sulphur.
Brice Wallace, Doughcrty.
John p. Willoughby, Sulphur.
Thomas Norton, Sulphur.
Thomas B. Hughes, Sulphur.
Clarence l.. Price, Davis.
Garlon l.. Wilson, Sulphur.
George NJ. Anderson, Davis.
Doe Thomas Vandiver, Rolf.
Harrison Billey, Hickory.
Cecil c. Robinson, Sulphur.
Alvin !. Braham. Wynncwood.
st. Paul Anderson. Sulphur.
Clyde Stewart, Drake.
Albert Cravatt, Steedman.
ohm Riley Watkins, Sulphur.
Allen Shipley, WYnnewood.
Dilbert +. Burch, Davis.
+. l.. Mckinney. Wynnewood.
Loss Meredith, Wynnewood.
Joe Sam, Hennepin.
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SURGICAL OPERATIONS
FREE FOR REGISTRANTS

st. Louis. Aug. l7.-The medical
section OF the Missouri council Cd
defense announced TO local draft
board today that all drafted men
placed in class l-B for minor phys
ical defects may have those defects
corrected free OF charge by apply
ing to the local boards. Hospital
and surgical service will be paid for
by the state and the men will thus
be qualified for active military serv-
ice.
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GERMAN TOWN IS
BOMBED BY ALLIED
AIRMEN; q KILLED

London, Aug. 1.-THE city of
Darmstadt, capital OF the Grand
duchy OF Hesse, in western Ger
many, was attacked by allied airmen
Friday morning, according to an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Amsterdam.
Fourteen persons were killed and
many injured as a result OF :he bonn
bardment, and considerable prop
erty damage is reported.
The allied air squadron lost four
machines.
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Arkansas Man Dead in France.

Ottawa, Aug. I.-Today's over
seas Casualty list names as died
wounds {. X. Hoye, Arkansas.
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D. w. WILEY'S
DRUG STORE

The home of all Ardmoreites
in Sulphur.
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Read it in The Ardmoreite first.
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Gttt Sniaufopf.

9as feline 2iesden fragt isine
Mutter, ob es Die fran30ifAe 5prahs
leidt begreife ooer nidt2 4ls Die
Mutter lobeno meint, odB 2iesden
8alent beiiBe. miberipridt ba5 Sinh
lebbaft. 9erielbe Quftritt pieDerbolt
Iih Bel Der @%oupernante. Nun frugt
bic W1utter, iparnm 2iesden ourfau5
fir bumm selten nil. uno 2iesdsn
antpprtete: pSa, neiBt Du, Wtuttt, Die
2ebrerin bat seid9t, o~ieIenigen, oenen
fran30I59 leiht fdat, muHen bas
gauge Geoiht lernen, big anoeren a6sr
nur bic 6dlfte."
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SnlamO.

Grnc1fp Wia0ero, Snfel Oes er=
moroeten merifaniI1en Graiioenten
llllo ebetnaliger Stoatslefretar oer
&epu6lif. lit IN Iew Dorf pegel alt
geblid)er, III groBem WaBltabe aus
aefitBrter 8etriigereieu Derbaftet nor
ben. Ct miro bel6uloigt, Die Aa=
tipnol 8otf Of Commerce III 9teip
bort nm Die Slrmme ppn Sf02> 900
erleid}tert 81 boben. 9as @elo ioli
sum Mufallf bon @belnifalien, ipelehe
Mfaoero nad) @rled)erlluno lIeferlt
moate, permonot fem. Snfpiefern Die
Iransaftion olli betriigerii6en 5ano=
lltngen baliert, miro nidt mltgetellt.
Wooero lit inter $4,000 gilrgldlaft
g%eltellt.
- Heaen uno Sdnee iino in 1tll=
lorri lflo &anias aefallen. Ser grob
te Sdlneefall miro aus Salinas lnl
lpeitliden aonlas. nobe Der Colorado
@ren5e, gen1eloet unD I1eint lid) Goli
bort iiber ben Staat Sflaboma BIS
lad ocnt tcranii6en &anbatole er-
itrecft 81 baben. 9efilrdtnngen lper
Sen iiberaQ laut, OaB Der Sfnee unlo
6roit Sic 9bitballllc, @erniiie md
mloere Sclofriidte ~beidaoigt bobcn
moeen.
Ger i'm 43. Snfaltterie Megi
nlent ser reguldren 4rlnee oieneroe
Solnat Iifolaits alrs lit I'M Camp
Hife bel 2ittle Sod, Irf. megen &c
lertion nno illopaler gemerfltnge1l
BON eil1erl ariegsgeridt 81 20 Sabs
rem 3llbtbaus pernrteilt poroen. 9aa
urteil lit pom &riegsrninilterillnt 81
Molbington beitdtigt moroen.
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u@arfeismaer."

Gin bura Die Nrbennen reilenbel
Mmertfaner ma6te in elmer ftsinen
acknowledgement !6srberge Salt, nm sins
Safe 8affee gu trinten.
ST. befam teinen 3udsr uno frdste
Dana6.
Die aeanerin Bat i'm 81 iparten.
6i5 Die @dIte an glebeatild Elm Wiirs
felipiel beenbet BADEN tpiirben, fir paz
Die Gtiide nit 8letItiftpuntten corrsft
BON ems bis feds marfirt tparen.
Der 3eiisnoe trant ieinen 9affes
bitter urb fann 6esbalb nidt idgen,
pb Die 8leiitiftpuntte pielIei6t srtra
in 3e6nnng geitellt poroen fpdren.
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L.okdIes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3ettsr.
SSur San @ntonio unb l~lntgegene
Selite abenO uno Sonntag id)on.
9as 4rusramm fir Oie 5ieitaipod|e

samstas, Sen 20. lin s ll9r
obenb. MonIter : Gon5ert i'm Srants
8orf inter 0eitung bon %. 81. gar-
neg.
Sim Counting, ben 81, miro oes
.e~sabrestages Der S6lad)t bon Son
ssaeinto ourb cine ernite patriotilda
sSeier por Ser @lamo geoadt. anl
aaodmittog fnloet 8uerIt cine @araae
unter anfabrilng oes @enerolmalors
Gudman Itatt, an melber Srnppe1,
Gote areu5-S dmelterIt, 8op Scouts,
oas N(mbulan5 ! aorps, Soipitol-
Ronite, godter Ser Hepnblie, Wao-
den ser So6lduIe etc. teilnebmell
neroeu. lin A llbr trifft Der lla5ng
Dor ser Ilanno Elm, mo- pom 8onper-
1teur &obbD, Mrs. SC. 5ilber bon
auItin, Mrs. 9riscoa Sepier nilo
Mnoeren Ieoett gebalten iperoe1.
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idlt III 6fpei Nabren 3nftDolls Der

rid]t 5u 5rpei Sabren 3ndtbolls per
lirfeilt.
Die beige 99aDrluasntittel=ao-
m%iniltratiou bat 3miebeln mo Sln1a=
gobnen in lire greisliite arfgcllom-
men. Mlte 3miebeln folten i'm alcin-
perfauf 3 bis d Gettts pro Efuno
neue @ahs8piebeln so bis 6l2c.
2ima-gobnen iiu0 nit Is Bis 20t
pro Biuno aneeIebt. &artoffeln lilto
cine &leinigfeit IN Die 6obe gegnll=
aen uno folten bon "a bis 234c pro
Bfuno: fonoeniierte Dfild muroe ct
mas biaiger nno foltet iest 6 unh Ic
pro fleillc Same.
Sic ON Sreitag ab9ebaltenell
Baraoen perliefen p~rogfanmmdBia
ltro obne Stoden. gu Der @enerf=
Ihafts Baraoe, mel6e iif nadmit-
tao mn 4:30 iii 9eDegilng ieste, be-
teiligten lid) nngefa6r 1000 Der in
ocll NegiernngsDerfltdttell angelteG-
ten Nrbeiter nit einer aroBen Nn5abl
gRilitartruds. Bon onoern @agcn
uub .61oats@ mnrben sum groben
Sllbel Ser Sngeno Groben Ser III
Sun 4ntonio bergeItelten @oaren,
o%arliater aith eBbare, berabgelporici
uno begierig mtfgefoilael. 9iegbeno=
Yoraoe ipnroe Our6 Die 5lpats Der
glaiicrten Mo6te, bon oenell leocs
cine Mation repralentierte, eingelei-
tet. Gieieu ihloiien lid Die prad)=
fig iauminierten mo oeforiertcil
automobile an, beren llnlsllg am
Gonuerstag onrd) Den Regrn pcrfits
bert tpur0e.
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sera 8.

Starfe GeeerL teilpeiie hit
Gt1Irm mo Sagel ~perbunbcll, lilo in
einem groBen Sell bes Stuate5
gefalen. ssn 9nlbart permanoeltc
it'd Scr MegelL oa oas thermometer
fait anf oen @efrierplnft geiuafeal
NOR, in Sbnee uto es miro befiirh-
tet, oaB oas falte @etter auf Den
SSeIocrn groBen Sdaoen orlgeridtct
bat. ssn Semitt, einen1 etDa udjt
Meilen Don @acp e~ntfernten Staot
den, 5eritorte Der beftige @irbelipino
sic @nptilten Stride, Elm groBcs 2a-
gerbaus nto emo 5wan5ig @obns
bdltier.
- @ltf cine anterifanild)e Goualie@
rie Yotrouile, tpelhc iid) in Der
Gdbe ser Giebbofe bei 81 Balo be-
faro, muroe Don Dem merifaliiidjc.l
ltfer oes gio @ra1lbe ell S6uB ab=
aefeuert, DER bon Den aiflerifaniid)eit
Soloaten iofort erpioert mllrOe. Die
Merifaner feuerten oaranf ridtise
Salpen ob, olf meld)e Die aauaaeria-
8atrouiae nit etiDa 5ebn Sd)iillen
autnortete. Die game Gllalerei
ldeiut inoeIien obue 8liitpergieBen
abgcgangen 81 iein; bon Den ameri=
fnnern lit menigitens feiner perpurl,
set moroen.
9ie Staot 2l1ling mtrOe am
6reitae bon einem beftigen gDcloa
beimaeiud)t. 9as 6armer's Union
2caerbaus nalroe 5eritort, oas III Den
Sol5bofen aufgeitapelte Sol3 in Der
aail,en Staot BON Dem Sturme ber-
nnaepirbelt ulo uiele @cihdfts nno
@%obnbauier itarf beiddoigt. Der
IN Stromen berabfallelloc yfegen
rid,tete an Den Gorraten IN Den @e-
IdaftsbGuIern, Die meiit ibrer 9dder
beraubt maren, groBen Sdaocn an
ser @eiommtihaoen miro auf iiber
100000 geidD1tt. 3rosoem ipliroe
oic auf Den Mben0 angeieete SibertD
gouo Geridmmllng ab9eboltct mo
Die anf Die Staot faleuhe Quote
iiber5eidnet.
Sas 10 Weilen @eleb miro,
mie aus Muiti1 gemeloet miro, NIT
oller Shdrfe ourdgefiibrt. Der al
iilticrenoe @eieralanipalt Seeing bat
Scr Cotton 9eIt @abn ali cine Ail-
rage mitgeteilt, oob lie feine lpiritll-
oien @etrdnfe, oisgenommcl fiir re-
ligioie ODER meoi5iniihc 3lpefe, lftebr
abliefern bari. Gin nnoercr Sail,
Ser Dem General 9lnmalt ~uorgclegt
plr6e uno in oem es lid lnl Die 9lb-
l%ieferung bon 8fpet g9asfs" 6lalf)en.
bier banoelt, melde am !. Ipril IN
Muffin cintraien, o6er iDegeil Abiuc'
ienbeit oes @ntpfdngers nidt Qbgelle-
iert mer0en fonnter, lit nod nidjt
entIdieocn.
Guadalupe Goitntp bat BON Ger
ibm ~aiiferlegten 9ibertp Bono Grote
bon $t67, 900 bis Sreitaa abe1o
! $f4S,0o0, ettpa So Ero5ent. ge5eid'.
net.
Die Staot 3uingcriielo in
Morris Gountp muroe an 3rcital
nadmittag ourd) einen molfenbruf
artigen Heacn, Der atf feds 3oa be.
meifen miro, teiliuciie 5eritort. Gos
8abnbett Der 81. g. & E. gabn III
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9mslanb.

2onis Gaballero, Der Siibrer
Der llellelten Reppllltion in Wterifo.
ioG 8ictoria, Die @auptltaot oes
staates gamanlipas, in ieiner Sc
malt babell. Nli6 mebrere @eneralc
Gorron5o's iollen ih) inn angeld)loi-
fen boben. Sn Matamoros iino ieBt
ungefabr 1000 Mann &egierung5
trlppen sulammen. Natiirlid miro
oie gauge @eidifte nit Der oelltiAcll
Igitation in 3ulammenbang 1e-
brod)t, troboetn bisber INNER atlge-
oeutet muroe, Garran5a itcde nit Den
9entId)en 5niammen.
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Der @pse1 strans mao oas aanel.

Der gosel StrauB uno pas Ga.
msel iparen ur Die Wette gslaufen
uno feines bate oas anoere ubertprn.
ben
.Sm eauf biit 9u mir glsid"
]aste Der 5trauB gum Rameel. ratel
meine 5ebern itenen mid iiber Did,
vOeine 1sOsrn2" a~nttportete bas
admeel berddtlih, .bafiir babe id
meinen gudsl!" uno ftols ging e
BON banner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-20
0ie nrnsen G:tahliiieinpnts !

Die aroBen gtabliiieruents og
8oid) Wagueto COMPANY IN Sprina-
fielo, Maii., nno Blainfielo, 81. s..
mltroen als gigentllm feinolid)erMns
ldnoer nit @el1lag belegt. Sic @er-
fe, ipeld)e eiilen @ert poft iieben Mii-
liolte1 Collar baben ioleli, fpcroer
5llr Seritellung non Neroplaiien be.
mist mer0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-20
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@ic aus elmer in @aibn1gton err
foIgten 3ulnmmenItelung iiber Pin
b%eitsnodpeis erbeat, %iibertrifft oaS
8unoesz, Stoats- llno Itaotiide Stel-
lenpermittlunss Bureau in gtepart,
q. 8, ale auoeren bureaus gleider
art i'm gal,5en Sanoe IN Der 3abl Ser
bon ibm mtergebradten Ir~beitsiu-
1enoea. Die I'M Netparfer 8nreaa
mi 5ebruor per5eidnete 3abl Der ar-
beitsnadmeiie betrllg 5733 eegsn
6439 IN orei Stem Dorfer Bureaus,
m1breno in Chicago 1858 Gerioncn.
in &bilaoelpbia 1896 8erionen, III
Seattle, @ai9, 4671 Yerionen unz
t~ergebred)t mliroeu. Yortlano, Gre,
figuriert nit 27S7, @aibington nit
1898, Welnpbis, Gem, init 2021
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~llld)enoen. s5n Neip BORT mitroen
1859 mo in gteparf 1904 5rauen
Stellen p~erid)afft, nuDreno in Walbs
ingtop 1912 Srauen Stelllingen
nafgepiaien erbiclten. Smaba III
nit 34G, Gan Srancisco NIT 301
Srauen per5ei6net. Gie perbaltniS-
m1Big fleine 3abl Der arbeitsnade
meiie fir 6raiten miro ais Elm Sc.
meis bes IN Der Snbuitrie berrihen-
oen Mangels an meiblihen IrbeIts-
fr1ften, monon cine nnbeeren5te
3abl in 6abrifeu 5u SIS bis $40 Die
2ohe 9elhaftigung fiaoen fonuten,
angeieber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-20
Treif Yrdt fit seras: 5onnabeno ben 20. Aprl 1918.
lean faute ioiort Sol1os oct orittfl TrtibtitszN (nleiDr!

ouf Meile1t lpeggepaider, falI
ldnlmtlihe @riifel1 in @our1tp lino
fortae1hmemnlt uno Der Gerfebr 1T
nollItdlloig nilterbroderl.
Sn gictoria lit 6ran 4oanl
9eibel I'M Sitter bon 43 Sabrell eli
oen Moiern ge%itorben. Sic miro pplt
ibrem @attelt 1tfo mebreren &inbern
iiber(eht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-20

unerftGr1ih. Batter Der
graut gum geperber): nQlfo BON
S.bren 3inien t0nnen Sic leben2 4ber
iunqsr Mann, lparum uoIen Sic
oenn ba eisenttia Reirdtben2"
Aus Der Sntruftionss
unteroffi5isr: sS6ul5e,
ipie lang it Der @epe1rIauf9" 5plz
Dat. u88 Gentimetsr." ltnteroffiSier:
aWarnm2" So[pat: Gdpeigt). I'm
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nitt2 nd aeris, Sbr ieio aber bod
III ouulnl. NlIp ih nil Sud az
srtldreu: Der 8~ept1rluuf 1T aiiO 50
gentimeter ldng l. neil er 10 ieins
oprasI6risbRne 9dngs Bat uno ?. ma
rum ood Hi42"
Musoem @befeben. Srdu
(aus elmer O6nmaht erpa9enb): IS
tit emp6renb, Rarll Oh parlt 10
emilio, Dir pdhreno meiner i4speren
S6nmaht cine Gigarre aR3u5iinoen."
Mann. e9ds piait IN bsmertt
6aosn2@ 6rau; ga, mir Grausa
lao sbsn rdtbiel6afte @eisn."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-20

SsSr Morion lit 0rau Clara
.Salge, geb. Meinharo, i'm Sitter Don
30 Sobren aus DEM 9eben geidlicoen.
Sie miro bon ibrem @atten, eiilent
fleinen ainoe, 5mei 5dmeitern rno
flint 8riioern befrauert.