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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-12

lie Ittir5te bilt5ll, mari iid neben oeHt
5tegltngslo1en 81 gooen lillo idloB
eitren Mon1ent oie Nugetl, als lie all5
ben totblaIien S6ldfen Srppfelt Inn
Sropfen nieoerrimen lab. 9alr eine
Sefllnoe long lteB lie it6 bonn gnt-
ieben iibermdltigen, in ser naditelt
id)on %faltete lie nit fliegetoer Sam
ibr Sud uno banjo es iiber @ras unb
Slotter, mon1it Ole Site Dos 8lllt 3ll
benmen iadte. Nidt oas l~eiielte Sc.
bens5eiden untmortete ibren1 erItif=
ten 3uruf, ibrem Druid Ser Idlaffcl
9anoe. MIs Der notoiirftitge SCI
banjo befeltigt nor, bob oas aino oos
itunme Saupt es @aters IN ibrei1
SdooB uno miibiat orane Ser erjte
berltanolide 2altt aus ibrer 5ulom-
mengeidniirten &eble:
.Siilfe, Jolt &ulfe!"
Die Site nifte niir; uuBte lie
aud foum, oaB Tie ielbit Ole unbeil=
bone nriafe oes Geid)ebenerr gene
len, 10 mar lie bod gang fafiungs
log. Ga eilie tbre aitterncen geine
es oermoGten, gumpelte lie ben Gub-
meg e1tlang, Ser Dem ndditen Ginoo=
bofe 5nfitbrte.
Ms tie suiihen Sen ga1Alen per-
ifruunoen tpar, reste itd) nidts rle6r.
Sttilie blieb a1ein nit Dem @ater.
Soate lpirflid ME mebr elm Saltdj
bes 2ebens Die 2ippen b~etpegetl, pelz
DIE chen nod gu ibr geipro1en2 Die
les 9ltge, oeiien better Strabl oes
aitroes Ser5 ertpdrmt bate big in iei-
ne Siefen, ionte es oem ibren ME
me6r begegnen2 Sammer ltno @rall-
en- iiberlpaltigte Die iunge 5eele; ibr
mar lterbensbange, uno gum erlten
gfale begriff iie ben SOB. Die Mllt-
ter. mar ia gleid einen1 Shatten
onr6 oas Seben gegangell, gleidl Ell
rem S6atten audi aus Sent 2ebelt
berid)munoen. Sic beugte Sen aopl
nno oriifte Die @onge 9egen bas qe=
liebte, blutiiberltromte Salipt. Sic
lob regllngslos, Den Giider gegell Ole
air6ennlal1er gelebnt, pom 2aub ser
Satanic iiberIfattet, an oeren Stante
me ibr Seuerites 5eri1ent moroen.
Sbre Iugen bingen ultnerlpanot an
Dem in ibrem SbooBe gebetteten
Sallpte; oas DIR ipannte fid bis gum
S6mer5e i'm 2muiden allf eineil
idua6en 2ebensbaltd, Sen es, adj
nidt uernabm.
(Sortiesung folet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-12
Jreu *rene ie seras: 9iennaa 1en z. Mopem6I 1918.

de Yreis uno 9al1f fir ser, 1T Mus-
lid)t ltebenoen 5rieoen obftotteten.
SpQter u1roe Elm feierlides *
9eltnt" abgebolten. 9(nh Ole @lodet
anocrer Gird)el lieBen ibre Stimnleil
ertonen, bod mlroe IN Sic er9ebeu-
ben, feierliden &lange our6 sic lar
menoen allbborner, Odienglodell.
lofpie oas idreflide @efnaae Ser
autoulobil Motoren balls Elm ar
ger WfiBton gebradt.
9ie National : &oblerlaomini-
ltratten bat telegrapbtid mitgeteilt,
oaB infolge Ser I'M 2aufe bieier $50
de nberaa itattfinbenoen @affemltil=
ita%nosfeiern bon Der Beoba1tung ser
,:lihtloien" Mbenoe Mbltano genom.
men meroen oarf.
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s =.

Das o0efeuie Council" boz
geG County bat liG betpogen eefiibIt
6as 8erbot Der oeutiden 6prade aud
alf ffriftlihe Mitteilungen aussu.
oebnerL. Nur in Dem 5aae, menn 81;
aorreipon6enten iid) in eincm anocrs
S6iom nidt aus5uoriiden permogen
lit Der @ebrauh oes Deutihen geftat.
tet. Sir gea Gountp i1eint es feine1
Waffenftiaitanb 5l seben.
s. g. 9ouano, Ser Yralioeni
Der Snterltate Sn1ano @atermai
2ea9ue BON 2ouiiiano uno geros, bul
cine aonferen5 bes Grefutip &omi.
ties nod Orange einberufelt.
Die GountD ! &ommiiiare por
8iaiamlon Gountp baben sic s(bbal-
tine elmer Erobibitionsmabl in lie
ben Bre5iaften %angeoronet. Sic
@abl finoet arn 80. Nopember ltatt
Muf Ser Main Yla5a in Son
sales fano an Wontog nad)nlittaa
I'm 3 llbr eine groBe @offenitil-
ltanos 8eier Itott. 8erie1ben gina
cine Malien29oraoe poraus, an Der
Die 8ereinc, SdIulfinoer iomie fait
lammtli6e erpadiene Terlonen Del
Stnot teilnabmen.
@ouperneur @obbp nladt be.
fannt, bob infolgc oes @blhluiies See
Observation-Disclosures uno oes balo 81
crmartenoen Srieoeits BON Ser Gin
berufung BON 10000 WiIitGrpflid1i.
gen, pel6e in Ser naditen 3eit eill-
ge5ogea iperoen ionten, Ibltano ge-
npntrteu miro.
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Seirateu :

alireo @einbrobt uno &utb 5
Sugue.
6etrp Shielo nno Gaa Gid.
9llgo Soeffler unO Ioele Gilman
9arrD 5. Chambers nnb Marp "
&oepp.
Senrp s. Stride llno annabel
Sranf, 45 Sabre.
s. @. 2ltomie unD Cha Mlpes.
eomuno 8. q. &alb unb Marga
ret Sung.
8eburten:
8. S. Hiober nno 3rall, elm &na
be; 9beo. Sane itno 6rail, elm Mdo
den; 6. $. 3oblf Ii. 5rali, elm Mfao.
f)en; Mar Saominsfp unb 6rall, eli
anabe, @m. 5tein uno Srall, en-
Wtao6en; @p. Mfernann uno Srall
Elm anabe, 5. 6. Moier unb Srau
Elm Mdoden.
xobesfdIIe:
Maria Snliu Bed, 2 Monate
9aul @enter, 81 Sabre, George S
@aller, So SATIRE, Sacob 3ellmer, 81
Sabre; alfreo @aitineer, 90 Sabre
9aul 6. arueger, 80 Sabre: Bern
Tiper, % Sabre; Seiiie Waper, Al
Sabre, Charles @erins, "a Sabre
6rau Marp 90. Gbieslef, 81 Sabre.
ebos- 90. @roB, 81 Sabre, Simcr
Jranf, 40 Sabre.
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arFt.Bericbt.
GphOm

Cotton.
San @ntonio, beute 27A Gents.
@alpeiton, eeftern feine 80rie.
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Lei.


@il1en guten @ablmt3 le1ltet
it'd Die @aloeitoM aeetps, inoenr lie
i6reibt- nllnier 9ano lit 70 oento=
fratifd, oaB es 5ltrDeilen republifa=
mild gebt.
SSm Sitter BON 60 Sabren itarb
nod fursem araufenlager @eora
S. Stmmfe, eine lit anen &reiien
iebr befannte 9erionlidfeit. gr mar
bier geboren. beiuhte Die bieligea
Sdllen uno poGenoete feline grsie-
bung in 4nflai1. Dem @eburtsort lei
nes 8oters, mo- er feds Sabre per-
ipeilte. 5tiimfe befleioete mebrere
Aemter; er mar 9epltp County,
Steuerfoleftor; Staot : Mlieiior uno
Staotclerf. or erfreute iid infoIge
ieines offenett, liebenstpiroigen @e-
lens, oagemeiner Mftune nnb SEE.
liebtbeit;; man fanlt bon linn iagen,
oaB ct nilr 5reunoe befaB. gr Der
beiratete iib bier NIT Mrs. @ermine
9eih= Sletder BON @isconiin, nit ser
er in gliidli1er gbe lebte uno sic er
als 8itlpe binterldBt. 9as 9esr0bnis
fano beute Radmittag unter oel
4uipi5ien Der Glfs ltatt. Sic geteili=
gltng mar, tuie gu eriparteL cine i.ll=
gemein 5ablreide.
Die iiber Camp 3ropis Der
bangle Quarantdne lit ont Montage
nod einer Oauer BON al Saaen alf,
geboben tDor6en. 6omeit befannt, er-
franften bon Der @arnlion 1872
3eute an Ser Snfluen5a lu1o 2465
Safe entuidelten iih CUR engagement
climbing, Der POI SoIoaten erIagen.
9ie &ranfbeit mafte ibr Gri6einen
int Eager am 80. September, om, 2.
Sftober tpuroe Die Gnarantane all=
geor0net, Die Al Gage, bis gum IL.
Topember, fdarf ourdgefiibrt mar=
De. Sanienbe BON Solooten madtcn
lid iofort gum 8e1ude Ser Staot auf
uno beteiligten lih an Dem aagemel-
men Sibel.
Die &agne gum Mufbrin-
gen Der Quote fir oel y@ar @arf"
SDno lit am Montag IN m%irfiomer
Beiie begon1en uno gegen $t2e,-
900 ioaen geiammelt iein; Der sfeil
miro belte linb morgen 5uiammenge-
bradt peroen. Der fir ben belltiaen
9eadmittag seplante groBe llnsig
miro infolge bes ACKNOWLEDGMENT @ai-
fenitiuitanoes ben Gborafter elmer
Siegesparaoe nnnebnen uuo i1mmf=
libe 2ogen nno 8ereine in Der Staot
iilo aufgeforhert moroen, iid) ON Der
ielben 5u beteiligen.
sSn einem als @arnge ullo Go
gerbaus bemleten @eb1lioe inn 1900
8Iof Der Sii6=@ epers GtraBe emit
ltano am Montag nadmiifag gegen
3 llbr eill 5euer, tneIbes einen allf
$3.50 geihasten Shaoen anrid)tete.
Der Brand entitano our6 oas u8of-
fire" zines MutomobiIs.
9ie erite aird1englofe, meld,e
Den MbfdluB oes Observation-Disclosures
D%erfiinoigte, NOR Die in Der San Ser
nauoo-aatbeorale, Ole 1ltelte uno
gr0Bte Der Stabt. 9ieie @Iofe lit aus
Sponien beriibergebrad)t uno muroc
Dor ca. Is Sa1ren nmgegoilei,.
Tnlm erihaaten Die eriten @lofentG-
ne, als Die Stride iih and nit @lau-
bigen aaer Nationalitaten fiiGte, mel
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Oas Geita

Sin reider aaufnlann BON oas 5igris Straube
0ilrdreilte IN Se9leitllng ieines Sflnpen
Gas Deite Wieer ais or i'm fernen Safen
erfranft mo fiiblte, oaB I'M irenoet 2anoe
3I Guoe geb' fem panoern1iocs 2e6en.
gr 0enft an ieiren Sohn - nie mar 0os Sterbel1
@ar leidt Del ieinem Gins gen 9ino uno Grben
Der blieb oabeinl, Dem StlloiiIn ergebell.
go iiegt er 0a; i'm qlolt tlr Der @eoanfe.
bic Sdaee, Die iG ianer mir ~erfporben,
Die nimnt mein &neht, iobafb iein SEER geItorben."
gu ieinefn Eager rlft i'm iest Der aranfe:
Gen aooi boIe mir. onnit i'd made
gfein seltanleilt. o9ier, meineal trenel Sitter.
Gem Sfiaoen &obuI iderf' ih aae Glitter.
God ssfnael, iiein Sobn, bari cine Sade
Sid ans Dem Grbc Ddblel udd gelieben."
Ger SfIaDe eilt, naboeli lein Serr perIhie0eft,
Der Seiiuat 81 erfrelt ln6 bod)5ufrieoen.
@r bringt oas geltarnent, 6ls aufgeidrieben
Ser aaoi uno nit Siegeln pobl peridlolicn,
Dem Sobne, Der oes 3oters 5oo befueint.
8leifnobl es ibn als bitt'res llnred5t ideint,
0aB ibn Der gater oils ben ein3 gen SproIien
enterbt. erl flagt Dem 2ebrer unb gerater
0ein Seio. 8ob oieer lad}elt ~iiberlegea
lno ipri6t: ogiein Sobn, es rubet @aab's Seqen
Ilf 0eiiiern Satpt; es bat 9eiii meiler Softer
Did iDobl beoaht MIR Mlt uuo feline Soroeni
Gen gater Sdledtes oerfcu, mare Siinoe:
@eb' beirn uno feiner 8orte Sim e~rariinoel~ =
Slut gagoooS Wtarfte miro onl r1dlIten Woraen
Soultreft oes reidet Sanau letter @iQe.
limo Gabil ltebet rniIerno Dor Den Sd1teu.
Oos Solf - es murrt. ugSir loliet nidt b~erlesen
8es ainoes 9ie1tl" 0odJ pfoBlid3 miro es ftine.
Ter Sob1 tritt Dor in6 allies BART Der 9inae.
Der SfaDe anbul bier - Dos lit Ole Code
Die ib aIs grbitid mir gu eigen made.
Des gaters 8unid ib 10 CUR @eltimg bringe." =
Gs jabelt 8asooo OF Der FROZEN aunoe
uno Saiians Geisheit gebt bon @uno aa Riiuoe.
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eb.War

Gan Intonio. IL. 3opember. 1918.
aiibe. 1925 bis $1,000.
&dlber, 5000 biz St0.75.
8ulIcn. 1925 biz St1.50.
06ien $3.50 biz $t450.
ct. 2onis. ~. Tobember, 191s.-
8inSbieb, SereseOd ien. $40 biz $t8.
S6tpeine. STATS bis $f7.90.
SeIe.
BoIf unb Studs -. 80. 20 eta.
gngora>3ieeen. per gfo. 10 OTIS.
anaoras Steoen. beihdoiat -. s CITE.
Sdnte.
9eldi3ene. Sdite 1.5e per Bfo.
@rune Sdlite ......-.s. f2e per Bro.
srodene Sdl'ts .20c per Bfe.
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G~ottoniamem. Trobufts

Sm Intoniu. ~. @opember, 1915
Brine CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. S1.31.
-. D
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NafIhfsppG.

9ettler (auf ei1lein fr~equenteft
Ylabe 81 einem ooriibergebenoal
Serrn, BON mel6em er fem Mlnloien
~erbalten): u9anfe tauiefomal."
SEER: v8arum beoanfen sic iih, il
babe Sbnen bod nibts geidenft2 =
gettler: sd noate Sic MIR Dor Sen
anoeren Serridaften nidt blamic-
renl"
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&inSlihe @ermmtnna.

Sdnsdeu: nMoma, ser feline oids
0tar, Ser geitorben it, fommt Der
auf ols Gngel in Den Simmel2"
Miltter: u@emiB, mein aino."
9ansAen: Ser miro Damn mobl
elm BoiaunenenaeIl~
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l.okasIes.
ssabridJeinlides @etter.

Stir Son Slntonio uno llmgegenb,
Glor beute obeno, feidte Iorbminoej
Semperotur 52-56.
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Semitic.

Gan @%ntonio, II. 0ooember, t9fS.-
anrtoffeln, Cal, 1925.
SiiBfnrtoffeln, gam. $4.75.
3piebeln, California @hite. 1925;
California geIofp, $2.75.
Somaten, Gal. $3.50.
8ofnen. COLORADO, Ttnto. pei gfp /.
$t1.00; California 8aDons, per ciut..
$1,000; Binfs, $3.50; Gina, $f5.50
Napb, $500; 8lndebes. 5000.
Srilde Strils Beans, $3.50 II. 1915.
&ohl, 1925 uno $3.50 ber 100 @fo.
@riiner 8feffer, $1.00 Der guidel.
Taoiesden, SOC per 3bo. 8iinoeI.
Reerrerttas@ ursrfn Der &fo. iaIs
@urten, Toe per Obo.
grbien, per fleiner Crate. $500.
8eeteu, $500 Der 100 9fuup.
&opfialat, $500 nno 1926 per Crate.
8eteriilie, Acc Der 9ubenbz 8iinbeI.
Ffiriide. $1.65 uno $f.75 per Crate.
@eIbe @ur5eln, $500 Der 100 9fo.
gierpflan5en, $3.50 per 8uifeI.
Mitben, $500 per 100 9funS.
Squai6. $3.50 per Su1hel.
Ganteloupes, 81 so.
Spiunt. $t.75 Der Camper.
Crime grbieu. $500 per onmret
Seuerie, Colorado. 90e unb $500 Ter
Crate
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22
DISCARDS ALL CONVENTIONS
People In Paris DeIlrously Happy Over
the Dellverance Of Their Be-
loved Alsace-Lorralne.

Paris.-The Alsace-Lorraine cele-
bration in Paris was the most impos.
ing the city has seen in many years.
There was a slight interval for dinner,
after which the people again turned
out, crowding the streets, especially
the grand boulevards, all of which
were brilliantly lighted as In the pre-
war days.
Long after midnight the air was
filled with the roar of voices lifted in
laughter and song. The people were
delirously happy without being rowdy.
They linked hands and danced around
groups Of isolated soldiers, Americans
being notably the center of the wor-
Shipping throngs.
Conventions disappeared and the
young and old kissed and we're kissed.
The French people so far acquainted
with typical English songs, such as
"Tipperary," are now picking up Yank
tunes like "Over There" and Dixie"
and also Sousa's march. The Ameri-
cans are perfectly we'll acquainted with
the poilu's ''Madelon," to which many
English parodies have been attached.
Liberation Day was celebrated ell
over the country and masses were said
in the churches In commemoration OF
the occasion.
At the great cathedral of Notrs
Dame q Thanksgiving mass was chant
cd and the service was attended by
representatives OF the nations fighting
side by side with France.
Afterward, headed by Overseas Com.
missioner Edward L. Hearn, as repre-
sentative Of the Knights of Columbus,
they marched to the Arc de Triomphe.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22
BEDECK TOWN WITH FLAGS
The American Troops Enter 5rIey,
In the Heart of the Lothrlnelan
Iron Fields.

With American Army OF Occupation.
American troops entered Briey, the
heart of Lothringian iron fields. There
were arches across the main street
and the town was bedecked with flags.
Fifteen hundred civilians greeted the
troops.
After welcome by the Brey Off
Gals, the Thirty-eishth Infantry band
of the Third Division gave concert;
then the Americans lunched from roll
Ing Kitchens, a large number Of re-
leased Russians also being fed.
outvardly Briey showed few indi-
cations Of the war, the buildings being
intact but there were German signs
everywhere, pointing In the direction
of ammunition dumps and the various
headquarters.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22
1852 AMERICANS
RELEASED BY HUNS
ALL SOLDIERS CAPTURED BEFORE
NOVEMBER FIRST FREED
FROM GERMAN CAMPS.
ONLY FEW HUNDRED LEFT
1850 From Army, IL From Navy anc
40 clVlllans-PrIvates Were AZ
RaStatt, oIessen and Lin.
burg Camps.

PAris,-Mors than 1852 American
prisoners in German camps we're rel
leased Immediately by the signing OF
the German armistice, according to the
latest figures prepared by the Ameri,
can Red Cross IN Switzerland.
This number includes all the Ameri,
cans captured 10 Nov. /. 1t is est.
mated that only a few hundred mora
Americans we're captured after that
date.
OF the total number Of prisoners rel
leased, 1850 are army men, IL ara
from the navy and 140 are civilians.
In the camps were 24l army officers
and 2,1Ss noncommissioned officers
and privates, and three naval officers
and nine sailors.
A majority of the privates were at
the Rastatt camp. There were 1T at
Giessen and 103 at Limburg.
There were 10S officers at villen,
sen, 43 at Karlsruhe, 20 at Landshut
and 20 at Rastatt
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22
is NO LONGER SUPREME
Kurt EIsner, Bavarian Republics Pre-
mier, Announees-No All Social
lst Rule at Present.

Berne (Vla Paris).-The doom of
Prussian supremacy in the affairs Of
Germany was sounded at Munich by
Kurt Eisner, two weeks ago revolu-
tionary journalist and now premier Of
the newly formed republic Of Bavaria.
mo state will be supreme In the
new German federation" he is quoted
by Berlin dispatches as saying in q
proclamation TO the people Of Bavaria.
Premier Eisner promised in his proc
lamstion that the rights OF Bavaria
viii be safeguarded. He announced
that Bavarian institutions would be
democratiEed.
He admitted, however, according to
the Berlin dispatches, that an ALSO
cialist government was impossible for
the present, at least until after the
formation OF laeague Of nations"
THE patriots governing France"
said Herr Eisner, ARE speaking hui
man language"
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22

py-go-lucky method or dumWng every
thing into the Congressional Record
resulted in a wrangle In the house not
long ago when Minority Leader Gillett
took Congressman Helm of Alabama
to task for a bit OF sharp practice In
inserting political matter In the
Record under a leave-to-print 1t so
happened that this political matter
was the appeal of the president for a
Democratic congress, and it was In
serted long after Helm secured his
leave-to-print permission, and, In fact,
there was some doubt whether the Ala
bama man had even secured the ex-
tension which he had used. The wran+
gle was very hot while 1t lasted and
was quite amusing, but 1t ended as
usual without any reform being effectS
ed. -
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22
WORLDS HISTORICAL EVENT
Germans Prepare To Give Up Navy
To the British, French and
Americana.

London,-This week will see the
greatest naval surrender the world
has ever witnessed.
A great fleet of German battleships,
battle cruisers and light cruisers and
destroyers left port for an unknown
destination. They we're met by the
British fleet, accompanied by Ameri,
can and French representatives and
conducted to their destination.
A Berlin telegram received In Am,
sterdam gives this list of the vessels
to be handed over;
Battleships-Ksiser. Kaiserin, Koe,
mig Albert, KronprinE Wilhelm, Prince
Resent Luitpold, MarkEraf, Grosser
Kurfusrst, Bayern, KONG and Fried,
rch der Crosse.
Battle Cruisers-Hindenburs, Der,
Finger, Seydlitx, Moltke and Won der
Tam.
Light Cruiser Bremen, Drummer,
frankfurt, Koeln, Dresden and Emden.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22
RETURN BOYS FROM FRANCE
Arrangements Are Being Worked Out
Rapidly From shipping Point Of
View, Says Shipping Board.

Washington. = Arrangements for
bringing home the troops in France
are being worked out rapidly from a
shipping point Of view, the shipping
board announced in issuing 9 call for
5000 volunteers to man the ships that
will be used for that purpose.
Chairman Hurley, before his depart
ure for Europe, left definite orders to
rush all arrangements for this work.
Men between IS and 35 will be &C.
cepted under the call issued without
regard for their draft rating or pre-
vious experience, and will be put on
board training ships at Boston, San
Francisco, Seattle, New Orleans and
Cleveland for six weeks special train.
ing.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22
A HEAVIER TOLL THAN WAR
Reports From Eorty-six Cities Show
62,3O6 Deaths Were Caused
Ey Epidemic.

Washington-The recent epidemic
Of influenza in the United States
caused more deaths than occurred
among the American expeditionary
forces from all causes from the time
the first unit landed in France until
hostilities ceased.
This announcement, made by the
census bureau, is based on unofficial
estimates of the total casualties among
the overseas forces and reports from
forty-six cities having a combined pop
ulation Of 23,0OO,OOO, which show 49,,
300 deaths from influenza and pneu-
monia from Sept. ., to Nov. 8.
Normally, these cities would have
had 1000 deaths from these causes
during this period, It was said, leaving
approximately $4,000 as the number
properly charged to the epidemic.
This total casualties In the Amer
lean eXpeditionary forces" says the
announcement, "have recently been
unofficially estimated at 100000. On
the basis Of the number thus far re-
ported, it may be assumed that the
deaths from all causes, including dis.
ease and accidents, are probably less
than AZ per cent and may not be more
than 40 per cent of the total casual
ties. On this assumption the loss OF
life in the American expeditionary
forces to date is about 10000 or 49,
00n
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22
PERsHlNe HAS THIRD ARMY.

New Organization Has Been Deslgnat'
ed Az ARMY Of Occupation"
Paris-The American third army
has been designated az "the army OF
occupation" 1t will be under the i'm
mediate direction of Gen. Pershing,
the commander-in-chief, who will be
In command of the American positions
in occupied territory.
The third army will consist of the
list, I'd, 4th, 9Th, 26th, 32d, 42d, seth
and Goth divisions, which, divided
among the third and fourth corps, viii
consist for the present of about quar-,
ter of a million men. 1t will be COM
manded by Maj-Gen. Dickman.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22

Two separate debates were taking
place on the senate floor at the same
time one afternoon. One was between
Senator's Williams Of Mississippi and
New of Indiana, and the other between
Congressman Walsh Of Massachusetts,
and Anderson of Minnesota. That was
one of the days when the house was
only In session for few minutesJ
Walsh drifted over to the senate to
see what was going on there, and An
derson came in while later. HOUSE,
members are entitled to the floor, but
they are not entitled to take part in
the debate. At the same time, as hap
pened In the case of Walsh and Ander-
son, they became so interested in their
own conversation that they almost
drowned out what might be termed the
regular debate between New and VIII
liams. -