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Evening star., 1918-06-09
Pile Of Wreckare Omen.


of sight.
Pile Of Wreckage, Omen.
'"The incident raised our spirits a
bit. but they sank again a little later
when we passed a pile of wreckage.
What there was of it was new and
bright. It must have been from a
vessel recently sunk.
Next morning we were told we
were in the vicinity where the sub
marines were operating. The cap
tain had not left the bridge since
Wednesday night for longer than
two minutes. Now he was glued to
it. They deserve medals-these Of
ficers.
1--WE didn't sight any 1ifeboats. but
we steered around several objects
which might have been mines. At
last we saw the coast looming larger
and closer. Nobody cheered. but l
think we all knew what it was to
take a good long breath
Evening star., 1918-06-09
SUN IS PARTIALLY:
ECL|PSED IN D. c.
Phenomenon Begins at Gal
P.M., Reaching Maximum
at 7:37.
GLOOM AT BAKER, ORE.

Old Sol did his bitilast evening by
taking a halfway ,fiier in daylight
saving.
Along a narrow belt slung like a
Sam Brown across the,shoulder Of the
United States at Washington state
and Oregon, and hanging down about
the hip in Florida, he ,did all that DIR.
Garfield could wish in. cutting off his
light. Some say he went one-third.
others put it at one-haaf, the limit in
Washington.
At 6:41-for this was a thoroughly
patriotic eclipse. new time and all
the astronomers say the partial OBJ
scuration of the sun began, and at
1897 the eclipse was at it's height.
Airman Wanted Closeup View.
There was a great craning of necks
had read about the eclipse. and for
gotten about it. wanted to know
where the aeroplane was. By coin
cidence there was a machine flying
over the city about that time. prob
ably to get a Closeup. on the phe-
nomenon. but for once he did not have
a monopoly on aerial attention.
One woman called up The Star and
wanted to know whether the Marine
Band lis playing on the. eclipse" A
reporter carefully explained that the
Marine Band sometimes played on the
whether she was "kiddhng'' him. or
whether he taught her something.
Where and When ItsStarted.
The eclipse began at sunrise yes
terday morning over the Borodino Is
lands, south of Japan. Ftom there the
great shadow swept across the earth,
being scheduled to touch the United
States first at South Bend. Wash, at
3:55 and leave the continent at Or
lando Fla. at 6:42.
The eclipse was almost total at a
number of big cities scattered across
the country, but the phepsomenon was
seen in all it's splendor by a small
party of scientists at Baker, Ore,
the sun for III seconds. This party
included five men from the United
States Naval Observatory here and
three from the University sof Virginia
These men have spent weeks in put
ting their instruments in position for
photographing and tax ing motion
pictures of the spectacle which will
reveal itself when the moon gets di-
rectly in front of the surl
Crescent and CORONA.
As an eclipse begins at.Moints of to-
tality the sun gradually diminishes
in size until only a crescent is visible.
Then. as the crescent is .blotted out
the earth grows dark and the beauti-
ful corona appears suddenly, with
fiery red rays shooting out toward the
earth. During the lit seconds in which
the moon remained wholly in front of
the sun the scientists from stheir port
able observation station at Baker.
Ore. hoped to study natutS's magnifi-
cent performance. 1t is shfd that the
corona which is Visible wherever there
is total eclipse never takes the same
form twice.
The shadow of the totaE eclipse was
sixty-fve miles wide in Oregon and
gradually tapered down ta.s it extended
across the continent to aswiidth of forty
miles in Florida. At all ID laces north
or south of this shadow the eclipse
WAS only martial
Evening star., 1918-06-09
INDUCES in Violent Diatribe.
AI1udes to "starvatlon War;"

The Cologne volks Zeitung talks about
those who are prosecuting a starvation
war against our wives and children
having revealed to them of their own
coasts the seriousness of war, when
the new strategy Of our U-boat war,
which technically Is becoming in
creasingly perfected, is also directed
against the other shore of the At
lantic ocean. This, in view of the
character of our American opponent,
evokes on all sides the liveliest salts
faction among the German peoples"
Evening star., 1918-06-09

their lives and remained as cool as
the veteran French infantrymen
around them will live in history.
Evening star., 1918-06-09
WRITE HOME, SAYS PERsHING
Tells American E1peditionary Force
to Relieve Relatives Anxieties.

lie general order issued recently by
Gen. Pershing encouraging members
OF the American expeditionary forces
to keep up correspondence with their
relatives and friends at home.
one OF the greatest arguments for
q constant flow Of letters between
France and America, Gen. PershfnR
said, was that 1t relieves much dis
tiess ana anxiety on the part of rel1-
ttves and friends at home.
Evening star., 1918-06-09
Nest Of German Machine Guns.

Belleau wood is a great nest of Ger
man machine guns, which the enemy
Is using in great profusion in an effort
to hold new territory. Some idea of
the task confronting the Americans in
Belleau wood is given by the exploit
of a young lieutenant, who advanced
alone with an automatic rifle against
an enemy machine gun nest. He killed
the entire crew and brought the gun
back to the American lines.
Again when the line was pressed
Corps crawled forward alone to at
tend the wounded. Unaided he then
brought back four disabled men
The line along which the attack is
progressing Is few miles west of
Chateau Thierry, where American
machine gunners. fighting for the
first time. held the enemy few days
ago. The American infantry is now
for the first time in desperate hand
to-hand fighting. and also holding it's
own against some OF the enemy's best
troops.
Captain Impressed.
II was impressed by many things
q company's captain said today.
First Of all. the GOODNESS OF every
man. and especially of q young Geor-
gia theological student who had beeR
drafted, and who on the third day
complained because the boche shells
kept mussing UP his gun position.
Second, the attitude of those wonder
full French colonial troops with us.
we gave them inspiration. so it was a
fifty-fifty exchange. Third. that beauti-
tiful French barrage and our wonderful
TARGETS"
Evening star., 1918-06-09
Noted Scientists observe
All Phases of Suns Eclipse;
Will Report Results Later

BAKER. Ore. June is.-Untimely
twilight. fast followed }by a deeper
darkness, swept over al strip of the
northwest fifty miles wide today
when the solar eclipses foretold by
men who have reduced tie movements
came to pass.
The phenomenon found noted scien-
lists ready for II here. Telescopes were
trained to study and Photograph the
suns corona and observe the eclipse
drawn from these observations will
be available only after comparison OF
results attained and deductions as to
their significance. The observations
were declared to be. successful, a
slight sloudiness being tthe only draw
back.
When the eclipse became total birds
sought their nests and chickens went
to roost. A gloom as deep as night
enveloped the land ands electric lights
were turned on indoors, while street
cars and automobiles had their head
lights burning.
Within few minutesi a fter the total
eclipse daylight rapidly returned.
Those devoting their time to study
of the corona were amply rewarded
The wonderfully coloEed glow of the
inner circle. with it's moving multi
colored shafts of light. offered a spec
tacie rarely seen by imam. 1t was OF
maximum sun spot type. with the
glowing and pulsaffug light nearly
equally dfffused about the sun sur
face, whose prominences also were
plainly visible.
Evening star., 1918-06-09
U-B0ATS ON US. COAST
CAUSE OF HUN SATIRE
German Papers Give News Page
Headlines and Launch Trades
Against America.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM, June s.-News Of the
German U-boats' operations on the
American coast receives page head
lines in the latest German newspa-
pers reaching here. and all details
The press. moreover, takes the occas-
ion once more to launch it's TRADES
against the United States and the
President of the United States, and
to endeavor to find some Offset and
comfort for the steadily assembling
American hosts in France, which. de-
spite the abuse by the German papers
of Premier Clemenceau for the in
spiration for France he finds in the
coming of the Americans. is evidently
viewed with anything but equanimity
In Germany.
INDUCES in Violent Diatribe.
The Cologne Gazette concludes a
violent diatribe against America: "It
is therefore only right and fair that
and show the friends Of humanity in
their homo land what war looks like
and what 1t means. Our U-boats
SESt visited the American coasts for
legitimate, peaceful commerce The
North Americans may now feel ii 9
fist of the war lord.
They need not be surprised. He
who sows the wind reaps the whirl-
wind, even when he sits on the other
side of the great herring pond, where
he is under the delusion that he is safe
from the storm -
Evening star., 1918-06-09
OF U-BOAT'S
CAPTURE PERSISTS
CONTINUED From First Page.)

we could away from her. A few
backward glances. though. showed US
she had made the same mistake about
us. for she was rapidly fading out
of sight.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31
New York

New Steel Notes Offered.-A. B..
Leach & Co., Inc, yesterday announced
that they will offer SO, 900 of the
Hydraulic Pressed Steel Company's
first mortgage and collateral trust T
per cent gold notes, due on July l, 1921.
The proceeds from these notes, it is
said, will be used to retire $500, 900
one-year per cent notes, due October
l5, 1918. OF the company's present
output, approximately 10 per cent. it
is estimated. represents standard prod
ucts which are being used for govern
ment purposes, and the remaining 80
per cent constitutes war material,
mainly she'll forgings.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31

Interest t1ye5ke Jens.- anxn-
ally, Janma,y I and Jaiy I, both
principal and interest payable
IN gold eo.a at fhe office of the
state Treasurer, or at the Fiscal
Agency of the STATE in the City
Of Wez0 York. Coupon bonds.
Reg1sfe,adie as TO principal, or
as 10 PRINCIPAL and interest ze7M
TIE Treasurer of the State of
Louisiana. Tax Exempt ta
Louisiana.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31
Cottonseed Milling Figures

According tc preliminary report by
the United States Census Bureau, cot
tonseed received at mills in this coun-
try from August /. 1917, TO June 80,
1918, totalled 4,23l,477 tons. These
figures do not include 1927 tons on
hand at the mill on August l or 1885,
994 tons reshipped. There were 4,210.-
l02 tons of cottonseed crushed during
the same period. The amount on hand
al the mills on June 80 was 55 ,302 tons.
For other financial nsWa see page
thirteen.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31

~ The Issoc1ted Pres)
Interest
aua the
side because reports stability
the United Steele extra dividend
All doubt regarding the
suit known earnings
and
were issued.
United States Steel according supplied
overwhelming the days limited
decline of closing
of 0 point.
The balance of the list guided by
occasional notably the group gained
to 80 points a favorable
Forenoon advances of to points in oils inactive equipments
Pacific
Mail and sun specaes under pool largely
obaccos General Motors General Electric and hppings
regular
ment Canadian Pacific forfeing much of
The of prices
period, leaders rallied a
Call eased trife, renewals
for short terms, mainly thirty days.
Bonds steady
in the bonds were un
changed OF
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31
NEW ISSUE
July 81. 1918

These bonds houe Been ac.
cepfed by ths Government ia
secure postal savings deposits
at 100 poy cent Of the pw
pn!ue.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31
Paris Stock Market Quiet.-PARIs

July 30.-Trading was quiet on the
Bourse to day. Three per cent rentes
sold at 6l francs 85 centimes for cash.
Exchange on London was 27 francs 16
centimes. Five per cent loan brought
80 francs 20 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31

passed b, the Capital Lssnes
COMMITTEE as rot fncomtati6k
u'E!h the national interest, 6uk
u'sfhoHt abttoUaI of legality,
ra4sd5ty, WoytA, or security.
Opinion No. AzO66."
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31

three times deferred ,d
B.. R.. - ~N Nu o'
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31
$2,5oo,ooo
State of Louisiana
Port Commission Serial so Canal Gold Bonds

Dated July I, 1918 Due july l. 1929.58
Denomination $1,000
Exempt from all Federal Income Taxes
Financial
Estimated Actual Value Taxable Property 1917
Assessed Value Taxable Property 1917 estimated
Total Bonded Debt including this issue 29OS8,5OO
Population (l9lO) Census 1,6563s8
Legality
Massch of New of NewC
obligation Board
the by
z44 OF 1914
Constitution OF Louisiana OF
the
the Mississippi River and Lake Ponchatrain.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31
$3,500,OOO
The Hydraulic Pressed Steel Company
First Mortgage & Collateral Trust 7Qb Gold Notes
$3,5O0,OO0

First Mortgage & Collateral Trust 76 Gold Notes
:: s;:: ;; ? :::: & 6: : = ] : $ a: = & :: :: s ::
Trustee: The Guardian Savings & Cleveland
ass as GFf S 1l }sne1 sz Esq., i. ] @sGas' & sc cssa; sy
Purpose Proceeds the OYear
Issue ~ the sS enn ss 95 ol IS M 1913 . % & I issued all
tensions and additional working '> ~ tN
psSPiss ana susnss .,Sv hs com3a.y 3 ] established M
Welding Manufacturing of The
one the produces the eount OF
m @ eompans present entire about
mainly she'll fogngs % s $40 CONSTITUTES Wal MATERIAL
Security ,[ These ,s s9 cur: , first
of The Canton Sheet Steel Company - ~ - s ' ''oA
Assets As shown in M May 81, 1918 and
leaving net current assets Of 81 az 1so
Earnings Earnings applicable charges were ST.
702377 or almost seven the total this
Sinking Fund The dre Company set aside annually with
- t, ruFe 259 OF 70 Interest
y ' bas n' t @ 3 the M Bsy % ns G%n and & controlled the COM
General The MANAGEMENT of the Company subsidiaries vested
o1e % S Notes M has 'f 5 pT'9fs a are good srs condition and
est requirements is sound and lebass ~ NY " " excess " inter
@ II: = $ % ~ s : s. :. Il % .a S = rs: sas:s:
Price s72S and Interest, to Yield about 88
eoveuarg giving full details uiY Be supplied on ou>.
A. B. Leach & Co., Inc.
Investment Securities
81 Cedar ST., New York
ss sssr sssses s F":ssss" "ass ns.s.u oys.ss
es' .1; g s~- Of -uy
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

All quoted
share, is
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31
News Digest


London Stocks Firm.-LONDON, July
3O.-The Stock Exchange showed good
tone. Gilt edge securities were firmly
maintained, despite large sales of war
bonds. A sharp improvement in the
lire helped Italian bonds. The strong
est features of the market were oils,
engineering shares and Russians. Ar
gentines and Brazilians were easy.
Chartered Company shares were active
but lower, there being mixed feelings
regarding the results which will accrue
from the Rhodesan land decision.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-16
ser

Dar GARNER Mia 5banbaIs
oon Geoar Greet. gaItrop @ollntD,
Der Don einigen Sagert Don einelll
Eferoe geidlagen puroe, lit III eincm
3oipital ou 4uitin an Den erlittetteil
@erlebungen g~eitorben.
Ser 8erteioieungsrat bon Sic
toria County bat Die oeuti6e geDal-
ferune allfgeforoert, iid Der oellt-
lden Sprad)e meoer i'm Offentlidell
8erfebr nod i'm Bripatleben IN 81,
fltnft meiter gu beoienen.
@eneralanpalt 4oonep bat
abermals erflart, oaB Die Hrimar=
pablen ieiner Weinung gettdB nad)
Ser 5onnen5eit uno nibt nad De-
Dor einigen Wonaten a0optiertell
Stanoaro5eit abgebalten peroail
miiBten.
8os nadJlte u5armers' Sniti-
tllte" miro am 81. uno %. Muguit
a6gebalten. Der Drt Ser 3niamme.l.
futft lit nod nift beItimmt.
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GpiIepiie pon ~geriibmtbeiten.

ST. eiler riabgelullencn Nrbeit
iiber gpileplie BON Moolf &uBmalll,
Gle in Der u9entihen MeDne" perof-
fentliht miro, finoet iih eiue Abmei-
Jung Der 9ebauptung, onB piele Ger
groBten Wauner Der @eltgeIhi1tc
an gpilepiie gelitten bdtten. DIS
merfniiroigite 8eiipieIe meroen i'm
mer mieoer Sulilis Gdiar, gapoleon
Der @rite, Der 9poltel Galilrs un5
Mohammeo eenanntr gelare Conn
broio bot oieien nod cine gatl5e Hei=
be flangooaer Nanien, ipie aarl Y,
Beter Der @roBe, Yetrarca, @dnoel,
0idens> Doitoiemsfi Ii. 4. bil5ugs-
fiigt, ia, er erflart iogar Die GpiIeps
lte, Die bisber fir cine Defenders
nirfiame llrinbe Ser 8~erblobulng
gait, fir cine Soliptsrlipolaee Der
@enialit1t.
@enn ibnl ibon cine b~orlberges
benoe griibung oes 9eiputieins, ma
mcntlid in gegleitung BON &r1m-
pfen, obne ueiteres geniigt, Inn Den
8efaIlenen aum Gpileptifer al ltem-
peln, 10 miro, meint AuBmauI, Die
milienldaftIihe Eatbolosie itrengere
Nnforoerungen an Die Dioenoie ser
gpilepfie itelIen miiiien. Die Cpl
lepiie einesEeters oes @roBcn l1Bt
!id alleroings nidt beItreiten, aber
Die geniale Anlage oes &eformators
3nBIanbs aina Der gpiIepiie Dor.
alis.
Erot ieiner gldft5enoen gegabung
tpnroe er epileptiidL oa er aufgefpad)-
len in Der robeiten 8arbarei nno ge=
tpobnt, feline 2aiine 5igellos 81 be-
irieoigen. iein Nerpenipltem onrd)
furdtbare Erinfgelogc uno ans
ihmeifungen 5erriittete. Die oiirftigen
.tno uniideren anf5eihnuneen, oie
iiber Die ongebliden epiIeptiiden an.
fdle SuIiils @dfors, NdpoIeons T.,
YauIns' uro Mobantnteos erboIteri
iino, reidJen oagegen nod auBrnauls
Weinung nidt ans, nm ibrc Notur
feit5uifpIIen.
Bel Wobnmmeo i6eiut es iif Fin
efItatiihe, 1iidt Inn epiIeptiide Ser,
peuSultdnoe gebanoelt SIT baben, er
oiftierte aus leinen Mnfdlen berais
Die Guren oes 2oralls, mas nit Der
Natur epileptiider Mnfdue unperein-
bar lit. Bel ben orei onoeren miro
nur BON perein5elten Mnf1Ien &C.
ridtet. Sic ols ppiIeptiidJe ~geoeitet
tDeroen f6nnten, aber es feblt Die Sc
riooisitat Der anfaGe, sic au benz &c
grille oieier aronfbeit gebort. mir
tueua tie iid obne 1uberen MnlaB
fpieoerbolen, baben fie Mniprud) aui
oieie 8eoeitrng.
Das 8aupfbeifpieI fir 9ombrcIo
1T Ndpoleon l., Der nad) ibn1 nit al.
len Werfmalen erbliher Gntartuna
rnb oes epiIeptiiden @ebredens &c,
baftct geDeien Iein ioa. GuBmatl
meint, Dab iid feline Seblcr, lein
SdIafbeoiirfnis aud ans ieiner I'm.
regelm1Bigelr 2ebensmein, Dem
9ilrdiDad)en gail5er Iad]te Bel Itren.
ger geiitiger arbeit, Dem baltiaer
Beridlingeu Der Habrung, nit nad5.
folgenoer @eromuunasitornng, ser
Gridopfung ourh Die riefigen inn
gelteuten AnFgaben ~geniigeno erfla.
rem laiien.
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Sir Staatsienatpr. "a. Siifrift.

Sic rSreie 8re1e" 1T outori5iert,
9errn 9arrp @ertberg ais &auoioater
fiir ben gieruno8tpan5i9iten SenatorieL
len 9ifrift, pelder Die Counties 8erar,
&enoaH, SEER, 8enl, Gillespie nnb 8au=
oerd nmfaBt, artsntinbigen.
Sic sSreie EreHe~ 1T autoriiiert,
Die aanotbntl1r bon Serrn %. 6. 2imben
fir bas 2Imt als 5enator bes "a. teraz
ni1den 0ifrifts, beitebeno aus Sen
counties Berar, aetbaa, &err, Giles
PIE, gatoera nnb Steal, un5nfIiroiaen,
nbbdngig bpm Nusfna Der bemofrotis
ieben Erimdrfpablen am 81. SnIi 1918.
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ans Der StaOt6aae.


Cine 9fbinan5 muroe ailgenoIu,
men, onrb iueIhe Die Gtaot ben pom
rs ountugerid)t entmorfenen Blan, Elm
Seim fir gefailene sSrnuen5immer
81 etabliereu, biIigf, INC iih per
pflid)trt, su ben llnterbaltunasfoiter
oesielben ibren EeH bei5utrogen. Mls
@ein int Der alte Nutpnlobil GIilt
nIlscrieben-3ie uoheutlide Sohn.
Iifm Derlangt S~6,6f9.75. gIs ertra.
Bdts5Htest iueroen angeitcllt mo Sc.
ffdtiBt. 6. 90. Nonf, ebarles Del.
uiingeI M. 9. @arben, 2cunaro 5
diRes uno o. 90. Martin. Mcbrert
5Irmen erboltet G~rIdubnis, @aIolin
Eiimpen BIT inftdIlieren.
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L.oikaies.
@abriheinlides 8etter.
Sir Son 4ntonio uno umgeseno
3eute abero uno n1orgen beoedt.
WIIerIei.

Die Iftion1re Der Meoina 2ofa
Son Hoab merben benrndd1t Mftien
fir Die bon ibnen gum 8alt bieier
2mnoitraBe be~igeitenerten Summell
erbalten. Die 3abI Der 9lftionare be-
Iduft iih auf lrleefabr 200, Die gei-
trage bon $50 bis $500 ge5eibnat
babe1t.
Die erlten Hefruten ser nad)
Camp Ernpis neil e%inbernfenen
xrlippem lino am Montag abenb aif
ben 8abnbofen bier eingetroffen. Sic
MURDER bon BORT in groBen armee-
Mutomobilen nad Dem Militdrlnger
transporter. SIN @ar5en perben
10000 Mann, 5000 Neger aus Se-
ras nn6 1900 @eiBe aus nn5erm
5taate, SfIabpma. Ren-Merifo unb
Colorado eriDartet.
81. Charles u. Campbell Der
IN San Mntonio uno l1mgegenb meb-
rere JIeoermalstiirme our 8ernid)=
tung Ser Mosqilitos eingeridtet bat,
lit bon Der italieniIden &egierlna err
iudt nprben fir senieIben 3mef
mad StaIien gu fomlnen limo onrd)
Die 5leoermaus5tdf uno Musrottcil
Der Wosfitos oas boz itarf Cratic.
renoe Malaria=5ieber befdmpfen i'll
beIfen.
Nuf Dem 8roofs Mpiationsfelce
tit an Wontng bormittag Der 6Iic-
gerlelltnnnt Mleranoer Snntos ans
9nltimors NIT benz bon ibm gelenf-
ten Meroplan abgeltiir5t uno lit an
ben erlittenen 8erlesungell auf benz
transport nod Dem Soipital geltor-
ben. Gin in 6erfelben Maidine BE-.
finoliher aaoett erIftt nlr Ieid5te
BerIesungen. Ser 0erungliidte mar
crit 90 Sabre alt.
Die Spe5ialz@ ranoiurp bat
Den Merifnner WiIie Yere3, Der iei.
mem eigetten @eit1nonis nod Sri.
Mnna Ddn Sollten getotet Fat, me-
gen Hferoe- uno 8ieboiebitabIs To-
tpie tuegen Moroes in Mnflage5uitano
gberfest. Die Sllrp beitano aus fol-
gel0en MiteIieoern. Sobn @. Ste
pens, y. 8. 8rigbt g. y. @bite, 9eo
Hetrih, S. 6. Mlunnle, Gbas. g.
Meber, 6. 90. airfIano, S. q. CHI
spn, Ben Snmmorlo, 6. OIipnrri, Ben
Blum, Win gidIia.
County aiIelior @utb mill
nidt oafiir perantportIid gebalten
sueroen, 0aB er oie aiieBmenty Bitten
nift our geieblid uoreeihriebenmlr
3eit Dem RomptroIIer einreihen
fam, neil bic gountp=&~ommifidrc
nit Dem Gountpridter nod oamrit BE-
ihaftigt iino> oie @erte oes gieeu.
tums feit3uitcIeu nno Die oiifen iid
IN ibren 91noen b~efinoen.
@oupernellr @obbD, Der fid Be.
fonntlid mieoer I'M oas @ouper.
reursnmt betpirbt. belt geitern absno
cine Neoe IN Ser 8cetbopen Sale.
Die Sole mar iebr gut beiudt uno
Die Heoe mnroe nit groBem geiiou
m1fdeuolumeff
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geriuartig In Gan 6rancisco 5rpi-
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finoet. erfldrte General Direftor
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ionen- uro 5rahtraten nur temporar
lei uno 0aB Die Raten mieoer reolt,
3lert uiiroeit, iobalo Die Aitsaaber
intb getriebsfolten perrineerf ieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-16
3rie Yrtfe fit seras;: 9ientag .tn 16. 5nli 1918.
Seirates : gebnrten = sooesfdle
&eiraten

Seiraten:
Wfar 81. 8at1h uttb Mtl1d q. gn6.
CERT g. Toienburg nno Soa &C.
ben.
gbarles s. surfbaro uno seiiic
Wenge.
Sarrp 50. llleltS uno 9orotbp z.
9rafe.
@uoolf 8, sdiepeIbeilt nno amie
8. 9ratber.
8enno SdeeI nllo aoa Slider.
Senrp Dieterih uno Srau Static
0ieterid.
Sulins 81. @infler mo @irginia
8rees.
Soiepb Otto @rnber nno annie
@uentber.
CHARLES 9. sanl5c. mro @ortsa
9eder.
8 eburten:
81. Gepnlan uno Sran, Elm &l1obe;
Robert S. 9artung nuo 6rall, Elm
&naba;; 81. 81. Goienfeloer uno sSratl,
Elm Maohen; 8. 81. 2ens uno 6rar,
Elm Mdoben, sc. 8. Hiebe uno
5rau, Elm Wao1en, 81. 8. 6himis
uito Sraai, Elm Maohen; 6. Grimm
uno Srau, ein Maohen.
SobesfdIIe.
9aniel s. Sort IA Sabre; 5rau
8. So. &ica, Is Sabre, 5rau Matbil.
De Slaf, so Sabre; 5rni S. @abn-
I6affe, 20 Sabre; S. S. Betersooib
einen Monot; &. S. Hobrer, 81 Sab
re, 6ralt Wartba &emp, 6S Sabre;
Nlice q &oienfeloer, 6 Gage.
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gouIltp, abbangig 0 ben am 81. ssllli
itattftnoenoen SrimdrfpnbIen. an5ufiins
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mo Inn Die llnterItiisnns nler gutter
9iiraer.
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