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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
ALMOST BLIND
FROM DIZZINESS
This Virginia Lady Tells of Con.
slant Suffering from Dreadful
Backaches, Permanently
Relieved by Cardui.

Norton, Ea.-Mr> L. S. ClouSe. Of
tins place, writes: in about 1901 |
seemed 10 get i'll bad health. | had
been married about Il year,. ! called
in Dr. -, of ---, who treated me
49,. and gave Mo medicine, which
didn't do me any good. suffered ago
ny for about months. and felt |
must have some relief, for was so
bad off that | was really unable TO be
up out of bed during all that time.
Il could hardly walk, every step was
painful and drag. l. would be almost
blind from dizziness. Id have dreadful
baCkaches that never ceased, and Sc
we're pains 49,. read of Cardui In
the Birthday Almanac, and friends
urged M" tn take II 49,. ! used one
bottle with such beneficial results that
gained hope Of recovery. After the
use of . or bottles felt 50 much bet
ter that was able 10 get up and 60
about my work. My improvement was
steady and after about the Sd or 4ih
bottle | was entirely cured and the
cure has been permanent 49,. For
the past seven Years | have had per.
feet health and my work has been q
pleasure"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
PAINLESS
JOINTS
The Country is Full Of Them Since
Druggists Commenced to Sell "Neu-
trone Prescription. go

There is no reason on earth why
any ona should suffer another day
with painful. innammed. swollen joints
or muscles of any kind arising from
rheumatiScl. when you can get 4 larry?
bottle OF "Neutronr Prescription SO
fer soc and $40 the bottle.
Not a liriment. mind YOU. 10 clog
up the pores. but a blood-purifying
soothing and healing internal remedy
that takes our all soreness and pains
and leaves the muscles feeling line
and comfortable.
You mas b. so sore and crippled
that YOU can NOT rot around. but take
a few weeks treatment OF "Ncutrone
Prescription 90" and you will enjcE
entire freedom from rh"umat;sm
Use "Neurrnne Prescription 90 for
chronic rh"ur!atiSr;. 70: govt, for III"
kidnrys U'Sr is whom YOU Toe! an az
tack coming on and Oh will b" mighty
we'll pleased with IN" result.
E. H. Cries & 70. Wheeling. ".
Va. and leading t:ru@c;Sl$ everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
Neiqhbor Said Give Her Aypo-Cod
She Now Feels Fine. Is
Back to Work.

My daughter had become SO run
down and weak she could hardly walk
across tho hoor. and from Sep'cmo""
a. last year until March Of this she had
70 give up working. She had no appe-
';i;e. either. but neiGhbor OF mine
here in Wheeling. Mrs. Foster. told me-
her husband had been helped by Hypo-
Cod. and I wish you could soc thar
daughter OF mine now" declared Mrs.
VIM. Wagner. :" First street,
Big and Fat Now.
she !$1'i nervous any more. and IS
cn;,inS so big and Fat she can hardly
got into her clothes. and four bottles
Of Hypo-Cod made her so strong and
we'll. she has gone back 20 work. feel
ing fine. I recommend HypO-Cod DO
cause | don't SOC how anybody who
is run down can fail 10 Get WILL If they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
THREE HONOR
FLAGS INF URLEO
At SHADYS|DE
TRIPLE DEDICATION OF FLAGS
TAKES PLACE AT OHIO TOWN
YESTERDAY.
Small Town Went Nearly Three Times
In It's Quota In Liberty Bond Drive
Many Sturdy Sons In Service.

4 lug cci' hrnlioE took place yesterday
afternoon in the small town Of Shady
side, when three large flags were de'li-
Gated wit himprc Ssive services. The
town. hpaSting of having raised nearly
three times its quota in the third Liher-
~ loan drive for subscriptions. and hay
ing at The present time seventy five Of
its mos; sturdy SONS in the service OF
Uncle Sammir. Thought that il would be
most appropriate To have a general cell
rbratirn.
Three flags were raised on the COM
munity flag staff "n the school house
lawn the exercises starting at $50
clock The miners or that community,
however. staged an appropriate demon
strati"n with u hIC parade at two o'clock
and p. l.. Hartln" If the Webb mine,
WIS marshal nt The occasion.
AT the flag raising occasion the men,
hrrshers Of the Jr. =. l.. a. NJ raised to
the strong hrceEc-R new American flag.
which soon fInalcd in NIL Its splendid
glory. representing liberty and freedom.
The local Boy Scouts then raised tho
large service flag bearing Scvc1lty-fIVc
brilliant stars. each representing q loyal
son of that city VII" ha% given his ser
vices 10 tho government md country.
10 sail immediately under the American
flag. I.asl came tho raising Of the Lib
crty Loan Flag with lis several stars.
telling Of the fact that this town had
gone over its quota. Tin" flag VAS rals-
I'd by Fred M"Ennn. chairman Of tho
Shadysidc Liberty Loan committee. The
speakers uf tho occasion were: William
7. Dixon. If Martins Ferry; William Fl
Roy. of Bcllairc: Frank Lcdvinka. of
Bridgeport. AMI Attorney Charles Tim
herlako. IF ShndySdr. Music WAS rem
dcrcd by II special band. quartettc and
school children.
One uf tho largest crowds that has
ever gathered AT one ttmn in Shadysldc
was present At the occasion. and IL is
thought TINT this IL perhaps the only
town Of this size that has ever turned
out al such an occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
GERMANS HESITATE
CONTINUED from First PaGe.)

at rhn Germans at points where the
enemy front is considered particularly
Vulnerable.
North Of KENNEL. ;hc French have
recovered another slice Of territory in
sharp fight in which they came into
hand 10 hand combat with the Ger
mans. In addition, moro than one
hundred prisoners were taken.
The Germans cndcavored 10 offset
this advantage BY an attack against
the. French northwest Of 0rrillcrs-
Sorel. but the defenders turned their
artillery on tho enemy and success
fully withstood the attack. infiicting
heavy casualties and capturing more
prisoners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13

the governments nationwide raid, tho
membership WAS informed that the fu-
;Urr now belongs 10 labor. and no power
on earth can make it otherwise"
The sky is bright with the red morn
ing Of freedom. Time will prove that
more history was made in Btsbee. Arz..
and Eut,e. Mont. than in all the she'll
swept hills Of France the paper as
serted.
\ resolution drawn up by the general
executive board opposing war was
placed in tho records over objection by
counsel for the defence. who declared
there WAS no evidence showing IL was
adopted last July, as contendcd by the
prosecution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13

BERLIN. via L"nion. May 1.-THE
official communication from general
headquarters to-day says:
9TH" fighting activity was restricted
10 local engagements. North o: henl-
mel and on tho southern bark If tho
Ly% tho enemy attacked after violent
artillery preparations at some points.
pressing forward in strong rcconnais-
nnrr..
North Of K"nmol In hand Ia hand
fighting we broke down an enemy at
tack on nmr lines. I:l--wlt"r" slormlns
troops Collapsed under our fire
ON tho western bank Of he Avrc.
violcn, fighting dcvel"p-l as rcsul;
q: our advanced snuihwrs, If Mailly.
during which We captured forty pris.
oncrs.
''l!ctwccn the AYR" Gnd tho Disc,
there wcr" many rccounnii"rIng en-
enE"mcnts. On The remainder "f The
front. there WIS nothing important.
In aerial fighting during the last
tw" Days. /? enemy ;L!rplancS wcrc
shot down. - II them being brought
down by III" fiI.Ii.ng Echeion. formerly
led by Earnm Won RI"hthofcn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13

To MEET TIE
WAR : DEMANDS

WASHINGTON. May l2.-Rapld re-
adjustment OF business and industry
10 NEE, specialized war demands ana
! abandon activities not contributing TO
The war is shown By The Federal Re-
serve Board's monthly summary Of
| business conditions ISSUED yesterday
based on reports from all Federal he
serve districts.
Orr ,...,,n". sad he transition ia war
production is hiring accomplished
with ilrl" loss OF momentum and buSl'
ness generally may be said 10 De
broadening and settling on sailsiac'
tory basis.
\ note of concern is expressed. now
ever over The SluwnCSS "t consumers
10 rcuuumlZc OF, food. clothing ana
other materials needed lnE malnt'n-
anrn nf rhr army. Despite IN" hiS
government requirements. IN" demand
from usual sources for goods at all
kinds continues stronger imam IN" sup
plv. and consequently. tho mrrcan' lie
and general business situation is d"-
scribrd as one of intense activity with
war needs receiving first cJnsldeFa'
ton.
Labor is Scarce.
The labor supply continues much
below the demand and the scarcity OF
wHrkmen Is InJw increased by farmers
needs OF laborrrS for spring planting.
The trend OF wages is upward nearly
everywhere. and few labor disturb
anccs are reported Construction worE
and all lines al business depending on
it are suffering s"r"rrr as result
OF government CurIalimrE;$. Bank
clrarings generally ar" increasing anu
money rates continue firm. Conditions
noted in each district follow:
Boston--Gencral business slightly
uuieter, labor scarce and we'll protect
cd. housing conditions serious. manu-
featuring devoted more largely 10 war
orders, bank ClcarinSS decreased.
New York Business active. indus
tries very busy. foreign trade much de-
creased. hank cl"arings Increased.
eiphia-liusinrsS better, non
essential industries converting rapidly.
mercantile goods Of better grades
scarce.
Observation-Disclosures active. money
rates lower. labor scarce and exact
ing
acknowledgements building &C.
tive. labor conditions "inaGcQuatc and
unsatisfactory" Money demand iu-
CrcaSinc.
Wage Increase in Atlanta.
Atlau;a.--Iudustri" busy. labor con-
ditinuS tair.waEcs increasing slightly.
Chica go--RmSIness sound condition.;
li,tlc experimentation scarce and con-
S"quontly independents nu,nmohil" In
dus;rics adapting themselves to war
work.
s.. I.ouis-Lah"r conditions decidedly
better. owing mainly 70 government Of
forts tn Srttl" strikes: housing condi-
t."ns quite satisfactory.
Minnca polis--Industri"s active. bank
rlcarrnes about the same. farmers plant
ing heavily for war needs.
Kansas Ci;y--F'Hrn building active.
crop conditions improve general bust
n"SS.
Dailas-Ruildinx activity greater.
crop conditions excellent. farm labor
scarce, wages in MI branches advancing.
San Frnnciscc--G"ncral business sat-
isfactory. lumber business curtalled by
freight emhargocs. Industries busy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
German Attack Breaks Down.

PARIS. MAJ ia German attack
las. NIGH: on tho positions recently won
by the French near OrvillerS-S nreI. On
lao southern side uf the rIcurdy Init
!" front. broke down with severe losses
the war office ann"uEc"d this afternoon.
There WAS heavy ar:lll"ry ,!yEilng near
Matlly- kalncval. On tn" battle line be-
low Antirns. and. alSu on the Eerlun
front.
Tn" statement fullOws:
There was rather violent artillery
fighting in the region west of MHilly-
kaincral.
"a German attack on our new posi-
lions northwest % Orvillcrs- Sore! met
with Il complete check. our fire in.
flictcd serious losses on tn" Germans
VINO left prisoners in our hands.
The artillery fighting WAS spirited
on the right bank Of The 4leusr (Ncr.
dun 'front.', and In the sector between
CauricrrS wood and Chambre;I"S
'ENcrywherc else. tho night was
calm"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13

PARIS MAY Eth" war office nm
nnuncnm"nt tonight reads: "'rho arIil-
Iery activity was TIitc spirited in the
region south Of tho .tvrc. hu; there was
no infantry action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
FREE TICKET DAY

II your address appears today
In the A. 3. c. Buyers Guide call
at The InteIIigencer office and re-
ceive 5 ten cent Liberty Theatre
tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
British Statement.

LONDON. May i:.-"Wilh II" eXcep-
tl"n III artillery activity nn both Sides
there is nothing 10 report" says to-
nights official statement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13

night in patrol encounters In the neigh
bnrhond of Metertn.
Tho hostile artillery was active last
night and early this morning IN tho
hnCre sector. south uf Albert. on the
forward positions. Gust ~ Lous and
south Of NonrmCZcclc"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13

quit" naturally III" .rinCs.d" exports
disagreed us 20 III" question nf SUI
r"rI"r,ty between Nisk" aud Dempsey
Fab contestant received th" decision ~
points and other critics called the bout
an even one. The opinion OF Ed Smith
ia" Chicago r"f"rcc. therefor" becomes
"f in'rrrst. Smith did no; referee tho
hou,. hut was rinGsid" spectator. He
SAYS:
m tie. seventh /: locked like curtains
for Miskc.
e., h'rt riv!. :" NrSt"'s stomach. a
strong l"ft L. III" head and two fast
rights I" tho jaw had Nisko in bad
sha:'r and wahhly II; tn. knecs. ncmp-
soy tore after his man f"r a Knockout.
hut vas seemingly unable 10 put ii
across. M!ske 70. ua"Tat"d very uuNrkly
and FELL into rl:uCh. whore. by holding
and wrestling fur n few seconds. H.
w"athnr"h the E+l" mad ,radc dash IT,.
rc;4'i'.vn :h' lbs: ground h"f"ra ,h' round
h"ll. Tine eighth WAS II slower round
VIII H"th n'm tIrl"g. bat toward IN"
cius" Miske seemed N hc r"rupnratInS
and picked up his strength rapidly"
RI" result "t III" hnu! proves that
Misk" is one "t the ruEged"S; lighters in
III" game. and :f his attark VAS as do
structivs "a his drfcns" is efi"ctive
n",hinc could keep him from the cham
pinnsh!p
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AS sep RATE UNIT
Continued from First Page.)


while, Foch holds he bulk of the
French in reserve. sending units
only TO points hard pressed. This
strategy has justified itself in that
in three weeks it has seen the enc
nv brought 10 standstill without
a single strategic objective being
fulfilled and with losses so immense
that his reserve is in danger Of
proving inadequate To his policy.
THE allies may have complete
confidence in the result. For the
enemy, the issue is desperate en-
dcavor 10 avoid defeat; for the al
lies, the issue is only that of vic
tory deferred. The coming battle
may br repetition Of Nerdun on
large scale and if both sides should
be exhausted the allies, have vast
mowers of rccupcrai!on. while Ger
many mas drafted her resources a..
ready
WASHINGTON. May l2.--NcwS
of the British statement that The
Ent"nt" Is Sn continent u us d"''i'!
10 hQid IN" Germans 'nd' tic
American army Is moi I" DE- uScu
until II becomes cohlp'e'' anu
S"lf.su1nor'lnS i"fS' WAS rec''Neu
by army Officers mere tonight WIN
frank delight, not nnIE because OF
the supreme confluence indicated ny
such a decision nut on account ot
tho keen dcsir" Of American military
mon 10 take III" field against The
enemy rs distinctly American
force.
II WAS evident, however. that Off
Gals the War department were
puXZlcd BY the Ottawa dispatch quo
ting the British war summary In
the absence q Secretary Baker, who
is in the south on an inspection tour
no one would talk officially. but the
imprcSsion was given that. no infor-
nation had reached The department
10 indicate mn intention 10 change
Tho announced policy of hrigadnC
Americans with tho British ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13

II does 70: :"tlow thar he"nus" 4 man
has been n boxer hn can qualify rs Il
rcferc" Scores -: boxers who have
:".ii,"v"h Earn" n Tit" ring hav" h"cn
fixtures ~ rot, -""s. y case III point -
tia. "f Gur'nIn .fru i"n"vAn. VIII" has
jus, resigned aS official rrr"r"" o. Ralii-
mere after maNiuE decisions that
aroused IN" vigorous protests ~: tine
boxing enthusiasts.
There is II" question as I" tho lnt"R-
r:ty rf Donovan and his desire TO do
justice to the contestants. but he seems
70 lack the judicial temperament SO
necessary in Il man VIII" undertakes to
cast up the points in q boxing match.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. May l2.-(By the Associat.
cd Prossl-Thc SeIcheprey salient
shows signs of again becoming active.
The enemy last night and this morn.
inC dnluccd the place with machine
gun bullets.
|. On the same front one OF the Ameri.
can patrols found a number OF Ger
man bodies in advanced enemy
trenches. where they probably had
been left during the heavy American
hombardmrnt IN the night OF May 4
American patrols have entered the
enemy lines In the sectors Of Lunn,
will" and south Of Vcrdun. but did
not encounter resistance.
Official reports of the German losses
in tho S"iCheprey hattie, according II
Il prisoner recently captured, give six
hundred wounded or missing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Saturday. Mag l1.-tRy the
Associated FressI--En III" lAlneville
s"cIOr. our patrols carly this morning.
established IN" fact that the hamlet
nf Anrrrvillcr had been abandoned by
the enemy. The Germans had moi
even attempted 10 occupy shell holes
In he salient which recently was torn
up by orr artillery Quiet prevails
today m all fronts in which there are
Americans. according 10 reports Poor
visibility has prevented extended
aerial activity.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-15
Sntereilante Witteilnna.

Sobn Nppel BON @gaiii5, 9. G.,
i6reibt: ugs tut mir leio, Sbncil
nidt ldon friiber mitgeteilt 6t ba-
ben, mel0en grpBen Nltsen mir 6or<
mis- 4lpenfra1ter gebradt bat. Sth
litt iebr piel an @er5bei6meroer, nc
ben Giiden nno Nppetitloligfeit. SW
lieB ni0 pom 8mei 4er5ten beban-
oeln, fono ober feline grleidterung.
Nodoem id) 5tpet 6loi6en 5ornl'5
9(lpenfrouter gebrou6t batte, be-
merfte i6 cine 9elierung meines 3ll-
ltonoes. SD lcste Damn oen &c,
braltd) fort uttb mein @ppetit lteQtc
li6 mieoer Elm. @s freut mild, 81
men mitteilelt at fonner, oaB i6 iekt
poQltGnoig gebeilt BIN uno meine
@eiltnobeit mieoer bergeltellt it,"
gs lit i6ner 5u erflaret, mie eli
l6ein6or 10 milbes Seilmittel, mic 3
Sorni's IIpenfrauter lit, iolde
griinoli6el1 Seilpirfungen er5ieiel1
fonn. Dies mnB gum groBtcn Sell
in ieiner munoerbaren Grnft liegcn,
nit melcber es peroorbene nllo Der
brouhte Stoffe aus Dem &orper aus
l6eioet. Sod mas INNER es ieit
mag, es i6eint oen Sienit 5t per-
rid)ten, pie eies Sauienoe be5eugt
BADEN. 9ie @eriteller, Or. getar
Sabrnep & Sons 60, 2501 @ai5-
ington glpo., Chicago, ST., l~iefern
oos @eilmittel entpeoer Oireft ans
ibrem 2aborotorium, o0er ourcb BE-
Ionoere 2ofalogellten. Molt froJe
oor1lm ni6t oaritah in Ben Npot6c.
fen. (Ir5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-15
Oas Yrusramm fir sic Sieitamodje.

Semte, Wpntag gbeno $50, I'm
sng Ser yGrnlaoers" in geglettlt1g
pom Soloaten in l1niformen friibercr
&riege BIG 5ltm beutigen Gage.
9ienstag, ben 16., 9 l1br oberlos:
Gin potriotii6er ltm5llg inter DEM
1amen vSbe Spirit of 1918" 3fpall=
ala berrIide Sdautpager nit lllts
zen 9onnen. @n oieIem l1nl5llg miro
Ser Sdosomtsiefretdr 8. 6. @fcs
$1,000 t%eilnebmen.
MittipDdl, Sen H., I'LL 3:45: Orc
Be militqriide 8araoe nit 1000
Mant oder Sruppeagottllngen.
9pnmerstag, Sen Is. I'm $3.50:
@roBes &inberfeit, an Incident 5000
&inoer teilnebmen. lin $50 IN Der
geetbopen Sale, Mufflbrung bon
n8omanleB @eooiug." lin 9 lt1r:
Mutomobil : Taraoe.
Treitas, Sen 49,, 4:30 Nadmit-
tag. um5ug Ser @elperfe. I'm 8 llbr
abeno: Borabe ser 4Giierten. Seoe
Station ser Mqiierten miro onr6 e.
nen Sdoutpagen pertreten Icin.
Samstag, ben 20. Tim s llhr
obeno. Monlter : 4on5ert I'M GraniS
Narf unter 9eitung BON @. q. 9ar=
meg.
Sim Counting, oen 81, miro bes
Sabrestages Ser S6ladt BON San
SeSacifto ourh cine ernlte patriotild)e
sseier Dor ser alamo geOadt. PIN
Aadmittag finoet anerlt cine Earane
u11tcr N~nfiibrung oes @eneralmalors
Gnfman ltatt, an melder grnppen,
Hote &reu5= Sdmeitern, gop Scouts,
bas Mmbulan5 &orps, Sofpitol-
&omitc, Godter Der Gepublic, Wao-
d)en ser Sodlhule etc. teil1ebmen
lperoel. I'm A ltbr trifft Ser lln5ng
Dor ser Ilamo elm, mo pom 8ouper=
neur 6obbp Wrs. 81. Silber Dol!
@lnitin, Mrs. 9riscoG Sepier uno
Mnoerel &eocn gebalten iperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-15

Sefferion stroBe, 1T fiir $t25,oO0
a1 sc. 9ofer BON Sort Scott, &nli.,
oerfouft moroelt. s. @. @orrelt
fo1fte oos gigentum Dor BRET Sab
rem fir $4,000.
-gsm. S. 2ptle uno Is. 5. Scr
boben oas @runoitltd on Slllle, NO
friiber oas Giperitoe Geltaurant
itanb, fir ben Yreis bon $240,000
angefauft. Gs bat cine Sront bon 60
SUP an Ser SouIton StraBe unO aebt
in elmer Siefe bon 1879 SUB o,trd)
nadgropis StroBe.
SIM Camp Grabs miro efa
gfeo Grob=Seim fir Gefonnalessens
ten anigefibrt. Sic gaufolten betra-
gen $4,000.
giidof s. %. Sbap bat eine1
potriotilden 4ufruf an oie @eiltlid)=
felt mo sic 9aien ieiner Gio5ele er=
lalien, lid) an Der 3eid)mlng fir cine
brittle 5reibeitsanleibe nit aact
araften 5l beteiligen.
SIN hoben sllter bon 81 Sui
rem peridieo in ihrer @obnung, 1913
9lt-Sbeo Mpemie, 6ralt Sobanna
@ersoorff. Sic NOR in 9entidlano
geborell uno mobnte ieit 80 Sabren
in San 9lntonio. Sic birlterlabt eli
men So6n, CHARLES 8ersoort flint
@nfel uro Iefs llrenfel. Gos Ge=
erabnis fono an Sonlltog inter gro
Der 8eteilieung ltatt.
Seute I'M Mitterlla6t tritt
oas 3onengeies in &raft.
= Gidoro sc. Craig, 203 Gent
traf Office @ebanbe, bat Elm go
tent erbalten fir cine nelle Maidine
fir lebenoe 9iloer uro fir einet
8bongropb, ser NIT Sen Siloern III
@er%binonng ge6radt peroe1 fam.
81. @. Seoges, Superintendent Der
YoItiahen, bat einen Gentilator pa
tentieren laiier, ser in GiIenbabu=
unb StraBenbabnipagen, IN Sail=
fern etc. i~nltaaiert rperoen fann.
ssobn %. @arren bat cine gorrih-
tllng erfllnoen, Inn @aiplin 81 lparen.
melde Griparnis beim altompbil-
fabren iebr beoeateno fem foa. Or.
s. sc. Carroll bot cine 9rabtfeoer=
little fur Mosfitonebe pate1ltieren
laiien, bic es ermoglift, Die 9tetc
iiberaa i'm 5allie, I'M Camp, allf Der
Sdlafperanba ooer lonltmo nit
2eihtigfeit auf5uipannen.
0os olte SoipitaI in Sort Gam
6ouiton, oas ourd oas neue mooer-
. @ebal1oe iiberFliilig un6 aeidlloI
fen puroe, 1oa mieoer fir leidt Ser
lpunoete in @ebraud genomrntelt
lperoen.
San 9reerL elmer Ser befn1ntc-
item Saloonbeiiber u%nierer Staot,
lit heltte morgen IN ieinem Saloon
ploslih an einem Sdlaganfaa Je.
itor6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-15

9renbolner &ouflelte iinh
iibereinaefommen, pom 10. Ipril Oil,
auf oreiBig Gage feinen @ei5ea
ntebr 5u nerfaufen.
Sonntag nadmittag gegen 8
llbr muroen oie Counties &iie uno
Oeuton uno elm fleiner Cell bon Sor-
rant Goulttp BON einem Gpclon beim-
aeIud)t. Ser Stlrm ging Don BIRD
rifle in 5arrant @ountp, .iedS Viei-
len BON Sort 8ortb eiltfcrnt, in moro
ipeltlid)er Hidtllng nad) Bono III
@iie Gountp, indte Die Orte &bonie,
Bridgeport, 8arooiie uro lold)c, Gle
spiiden ibnen liegen, beim, glng
Damn in oitlider Hihtung mad Wtin-
40 in 0enton Gountp unG manSte
iih BORT nad] Dem SiiOwelten. Is
ideint piel Sdaoen angeri6tet 81 ba-
ben. S,n gopo, oas anideinenO III
Centrum oes Sturms lag, mlroe ser
aarse @ohnteil ser Stoot 5erltort
oasIelbe miro ans Mingo genacoet-
I'm gopo muroen aud cine &lrd)e
uno oos Sdulbals 5erltort Sn Min'
20 ioa beiuabe ieoes 5dns 5%erltort
iein uao 1bnlide idlimme9tadridltul
fomumcn ans anoern beimgelliftert
0rten. @liidlidermeiie id)eint 9fic.
mano inns 9eben gefonmlen ooer
perlcst 81 iein. Die 2ellte muroen oil
le redt5eitig geiuarnt. Webrera
Stunoen borber ging ein 6pcloil
ourd) Die @egeno 8mei Weilen oltlld'
bon @airb in Callahan Gountp. I'll
trof einen in 8efoegling befinolid)ell
8rud)t5ug. Stint @aaen oeslelbei1
mltroen aus Der Wiitte bes 3ilges
herausgeriiien uno ungefdhr 100
Daros melt fortgetragen.