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The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-09-12

tonsils removed at the Abbott hospi.
| tai. She returned home Saturday.
Miss Florence Smith, who is teach
| ing in the Abba high school, was at
home the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith of Ninth
avenue east.
Mrs. Mary E. Roberts received
word from her son Charles, of his
safe arrival in France. Her last
son, Walter, went to Camp Dodge
some days ago.
Mrs. VIM. J. Pillars, who has been
visiting during the summer at the
A. d. Kirkpatrick and John Ryan
homes, has returned to San Francis.
co where her husband, Lieut.. Pillars,
is stationed. Mrs. Pillars was for
merly known as Miss Pearle Ryan.
A little over year ago we saw Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Walling and fam
| lily of Oskaloosa say goodbye to their
son, Private Arthur Walling, when
he left Grinnell with old d Troop of
| the cavalry. Yesterday aftl noon
they were at the station to meet and
greet Lieutenant Walling when he
came in on furlough. Art couldn't
understand why his mother should
cry when he came home when she
didn't cry at his leaving. Dad"
Walling was having about all he
could do to keep from blubbering
with pride over the splendid looking
young officer. Lieutenant Walling
was attending Grinnell college and
working at the Register Office when
he volunteered to serve in the army
OF the United States. He was at
Camp Cody for many months and was
finally transferred to an. officers
training school at Camp Taylor, Ky.
| He said he hadn't time to grow
naughty as he was private Friday
and just got to be an officer on Sat
urday The Register is mighty proud
Of him and after seeing him went
back to the Office and brushed up the
service flag which contains star 70.
him. .--GrinneIl Register.
/ Miss Ollie Morrison went to Ere
mont Saturday to visit Mrs White.
Miss Emma Montgomery went to
Fremont Saturday to be with her par.
ents.
Miss Anne Phoenix went to Ottum.
wa Saturday to visit Mrs. Esther
Coen.
Mrs. w. J. Willhoit went to Hedrick
Saturday to visit her sons Harry and
Glen.
Mrs. Jennie Robertson went to Mys.
tic Saturday to visit the A. G. Baker
family.
Mrs. J. II. TerriIl and daughter Bet.
ty came home Saturday from Boards.
town, III. where she has been visit.
ling.
Mrs. William Zabilka went to
Bloomfield Saturday to attend the an
nual conference and be with her hus.
band
Mrs. Margaret Mark left Saturday
/ afternoon for Alma where she was
called by the death of her mother
Mrs. Mayes.
! Miss Pearl Feaster returned to hei
home In Fremont Saturday after visit
ing for the past few days with Mrs
George Barcus..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Esperson came
from Marshalltown Saturday to visit
with their son George Esperson and
fainiIy and Mrs. l. A. Johnson.
~ H. Newell came down from Oaka
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-09-12

| Toy, Algie Holmes, Helen PARCEL
Ruth Glaze, Charlotte Keating, Wan
da Lichtenheld and Adrienne lewis
went to Cedar Falls this morning to
Ittend Iowa State Teachers college.
/ Miss Mary Aldridge of Fremont was
also a members of the delegation.
Nj. and Mrs. Elias Pendleton, OF
near Glenwood, Mills county, have
come to town for the week to be the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Teaeger, and to be here for home
coming day at the Fair. This Is
their first visit to the old home place
for more than twenty years and they
feel almost as if they were in a
strange city. They find little left of
the town they knew.
MI. and Mrs. George GOodwell, &C,
eompanied by MI. and Mrs. c.
Brockway, drove down from Des
Moines Sunday to be guests at the
James Mcdonald home for a few
Southern Iowa Fair. The Good
wells were former residents of Os,
kaloosas when Mr.. G. was an employe
of the NJ. & st. L. For seven years
past however they have been deni-
zens of the capital city where
George is employed on the lnterurban
roads running out of Des Moines.
Mrs. Mary Ayres of Bussey is here
for weeks visit with relatives,
Miss Mildred HaIstead of Grinnell
is spending a few days here visiting,
r. F. Taylor of Washington was a
business caller in this city Saturday.
Margaret Doughman visited at the
parental home at Bussey over sun
day. ~
l.. A. Smith OF. North Third street
has gone to Des Moines to look after
real estate business.
Mrs. Addie Yale has returned to
her home in Abba after spending a
few days with relatives.
M. and Mrs. +. o. Ewing and chill.
dren of Knoxville were over Sunday
guests with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Caswell and son of
Knoxville have returned home from
visit here and at Beacon with rela-
tives.
Chas. Allender has received word
from the government of the safe ar
rival of his son, Harold ("lssy') Al
lender, in France.
Mrs. John Lester of 502 Sixth ave.
nue. east has received word from her
son Floyd in France, saying he is o,
K. and that he had heard from his
brother Ralph. who was in the hos
pital and is better,
Miss Alma CASTOR gave piano re-
cital Thursday, September 9Th. at her
home in Wright. ALL OF her puplls
took part in the program and Q nun
Der of invited friends were present
After the program refreshments were
served by the hostess. tag
A marriage license was issued al
Oskaloosa recently to Carl Raymond
Kirk, Of Rose Hill, and Miss Berthe
Catherine Duykers. of Delta. The
bride is daughter of G. J. Duykers
and sister of Mrs. Fred Bennett
north of town, and for number oi
years resided in this vicinity, so she
is popular with large circle ol
friends here -Eddyville Tribune
Notwithstanding the food OF news
that comes from Europe every day
an European newspaper remains 4
curiosity this far west. Private VIII
lie W Sells, who Is now somewhere
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-09-12

-loosa Monday and spent a few hours
here with friends and relatives. This
is his first visit here since moving
way last March.-Fremont Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hill of Pasa
dena, California who have been in the
city for the past few days visiting
friends, went to Peoria Saturday
to see their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Aplegate for fewTdays.
Mrs. Emma Moss, of Indianola, and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Criswell of Os-
kaloOsa were dinner guests of Mrs.
Jennie Chitwood few days ago. Mrs.
Moss was enroute from Oskaloosa to
Indianola as she and her daughter are
locating at the last-named place
Eddyville Tribune.
Ralph Crozier was a business pas
Eenger to Fairfield Monday.
Miss Alice Smiley went to Maren-
go this morning to spend several
days.
Mrs. Charles Bauerle of University
Park went to AppanOose county to
visit relatives.
Miss Minnie Bruinsell has accept
ed position at the Orpheum Theatre
selling tickets.
Nj. and Mrs. w. o. Nugent are
home from couple of weeks visit to
the northwest.
Fill Garner is in receipt of word
that his son, Sergeant Harry Garner,
las arrived safely overseas.
Miss Mary Busch went to Seymour
this morning after visiting for the
past few days in this city with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Harry Moore of Marshalltown
was in the city yesterday and went
to Abba this morning to visit rela
tives. "@
Mrs. j. II. Beman of Des Moines is
visiting at the home of her son, +. A.
Beman, No. I'LL A avenue east, for
Fair week.
MS. Porter Hedge left this morn
ing for her home in Lincoln, Nebr.,
after visiting with Mrs. o. p. Hedge
for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrsl Albert Johnson and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bledso visited Sunday with then
mother, Mrs. Webster, in Evans.
Mrs. c. E. Robinson came home
thic Marion after a
visit with her mother and seeing her
brother Cliff off to Camp Dodge.
Miss Garnett Saylor has returned
to Der work in indianapolis after Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
sayior Mrs. Saylor accompanied
Miss Garnett as far as Peoria.
E, Webb Philippe, former well
known Oshaloosa plumber and steam
filter, but for several years past a
resident OF Ottumwa, was in the city
last evening. enroute home from a
business trip to Des Moines.
Mrs. NJ. M. McLand and grandson,
Jack Milton. have returned from Bur
lihgton where they have been visit
ing for the past week. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. n. o.
Lauer, who will visit with her par
ents during the Fair.
: Charles Campbell, who enlisted in
the spring. has been called for the
aviation school in st. Paul and is to
report Wednesday His wife will
stay at the J. K Jamison nome with
her grandfather. She was formerly
known as MISC Helen Jamison.
Misses Lucille I,pynolsIs. Thclma
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-09-12
Registration Day.

Thursday of this week is registra-
tion day and one of the big days of
the Southern Iowa Exposition.
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Gbenlalioc 3oglinge BET terani
id)e1t Mderbali- uno @eiperhe=S dule
beabiid]tiaen elm aapalleric Regi-
ment 3l biIoen, oos MIR aus friibereil
Sdiilern bieler gnitalt belteben ioll.
Sic baben oielen Ylan @ouuerneltr
Sobbp mitgeteilt nno oielen aebeten,
Dem @oridloe Der gunocsregierrng
6il unterbreiten.
~ Gin IN 81 Yalo moDneuoer We
rifoner, Der ourd) Elm Dem inoiidJea
9uIdii1 dbnlides @ermid)ungsmit-
tel, meld)es er aus Werifo be5ogen
bat, bis SIR Halerci getriebcn ieill
fol-, uttadicrte eine 6rau Srinioao
2ucero, perpunoete oielelbe lebens-
aefGbrli6 nno totete lire beioen &in-
Der I'M Alter BON 5pei uno orei Sab
rem. 2eute, melhe auf Die @iilferuie
| Der Srau berbeieilten, belt Der nil
| tenoe aerl nit Gepoluer mo 8in-
| DIETER 8iid)le 5uriid. Gr lieferte Der
in5pilheH benadrIdtigten Yoli5ei 81
ne rcauldre Sdladlt mo totete in
| @erlnuf ~oerielben Den ltaotilhen DC
putin Ear &o1eftor Suan Garcia rno
| oen Boli5iifen Oftaoian Gerera. is
| blieb DER 8oli5ci i6lieBliA uihts mcl.
| ter iibrig, nls ben gefdbriiAen acrl
nit Dpnamit aus ieinem gau 81 trei'
ben. 0urf bier gu gleider 3eit 5nl
i@rplolion gebrahten Gpnamitpotrp'
muroc ole Werifnner-Bu0ife ncbIi
Dem rabiaten Menlhen i'll Die 2lit
gciprengt. Cine ltnteriudung Der Sci.
DIE seigte ie6S &ugeltpunoen troBoer
hattie iidh Der aerl bis 5lm letter
4ligcnbIid mic cine 8ilofate ae
mebrt.
PIN Samstag friib nm 4 lin
Dlroe elm an Der ID. StraBe ii
@uItin geleeeneS Sonitarium onrd
Seiter 3eritort. Gs gelong Den i'll
Solpital angeltellten aranfenpflege.
rinnen uno 4~ufmdrtern unter eigenu
Rebeusgefabr nierSig ifper ~erfranftt
Totienten aus ocm @ebauoe binous
Su trooen. @erluite oil WSenidcnleber
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8ericbt.

Guttum.
San s(ntonip, feline 9orie.
@aloeitpn. geitern feline 8orie.
GDfivnfa imtn-IrD0nfte.
San @ntonio, Ser, 4. 6ehr., f9tS.
Brime grioe Cotton Geeo Gil. $f.31.
9enfS pei NdllOne
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,0ie bette Meoisin Der @elt," 10

zoe De1fe WfeOt6tt DER Nclf, 10
i1rei6t 6rmt 81. Often BON Minneo-
poliS. W}im1., lit 6orni's Alpelfrat.
ter. @ir baben es felt finn Sobrcll
IN unIercm 6ouie gebroudt 9a8 critic
Dial NOR ols meine fleine Go6fer
iebr iflin1m %erfranfte. Snfolge pon
G9arlodfieber batten lid) BET lbr
epileptii6e 2G6mlntgell eingeItellt.
Sic mar oamals IL Sabre aft. Die
@er5te Qi1tgell III nnIercm 9alIc fort
nabren0 ein nno nlts, aber feiner
folrHte ibr belfeu. Sd mllrOe oon1l
altf Sorni's Nlpenfrouter onfmerfionl
genlad)t, ltnb gab ibr bon oieIenf
@eilmittel. Snnerbolb 5lpeier @od)elt
fing tic oil, auf Sem 5uBboScn Der.
nm 81 frieden1 lt1o nad) meiteren
srpqi @oben mad)te lie Webberfudle.
Sic lit iest geiullo. Sd beoauere nur,
oaB iG niht IDIOT fritber nit oieler
Meoi5in befauut geiporoet BIN
SIT Elm SeIImittel, lpeldlem lold)e
3e1gniiie oltsgeitellt neroen, nidlt
merit bic @ead)tltnq zines ieoen Sci
ocnocn 8n finoen2 Sorni's Ilpen-
frduter lit uidt in Npptbefen 5n boz
ben, ipnoern miro oureb b%elonoerc
NgenteE geliefert. Cine Seidrei6lng
oieies mcrfniiroiqen &ranterbeiimite
tells miro auf @ulit umionIt 5llgc=
ionot bon Of. Geter 6abrnep &
Sons 60, 2501 &aiIington 9Ipo
Gbicogo, 81.
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Company ~aroererleitS pegen Ser ST.
bobnng Der 3elepbonroten gepfloge-
nen @erbonolungen 1ino p%orlaufig
sum Stilltano gefommell. W}nn el=
lpartet, oaB Die ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Die Snitintipe ergreifen u1o lire l.
inan3ieue Gage flipp nno FLAIR oorlegell
miro.
-Oie Srapelers 8rotectlbc 9lllo=
ciation no6m III ibrer ON Sonntag
pormittog abgeboltenen Gerlamn1s
lu1q eine11 9eidluB an, Sic Staotoer,
maltung 81 eriuden, Die Selepbonra-
ten fir Yrioatmobnungen allf monot-
lid 50 un0 fir @elhaftsbdltler chi
S. fe1t3uiesen.
- Der 63zi6brige 6rit Mottbi3,
ser i'm Sabre 1871 in Sltoianola I'M
0ete ltl0 ieitber III Son Intonio ge=
mo6nt bot, lit i'm 9utoesgeribt I'M
Nusfertigung Ieiner crIten giirgerpo-
pierre eingefommeit.
- Ser bisberige Better Ser init Ser
bieIigen offentlid)en S6ulen perbuut=
oenen inbultrielen llnterridtsan1tal=
ten, q. g.. @unoioll, lit bonn StautS-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gum 0ireftor
Der teraniid)en Snoultrie- uno Sam
fertigfeits= Sbulen ernanllt moroen.
@ie mir elmer Seem Yorfer Bet
tl1ng entnebmen, lit Sri. 9hltb 8lr
golnart, Die tolentierte jllnge Yianl=
tim aus uulierer tSnot, am SonlltdG
in einem Son5ert oes inter SETTING
oes Serrn Carl 6abn Itebenoen Seem
Yorfer nNrion" mdfgetreten.
Ghef 2oncalter bat belltc NIT
ser 6egiItrterung Der nidt natllroll=
1ierten uno oesbalb als &alloesfeinDe
angeiebenen 8eltidlen begonncn. Sic
RegiItrierung ioa bis 5l1m 8. 3. Wfts.
beenoet iei1t.
Snfolge oes 8latteiles am
Samstog e~reigneten lidj mcbrere flei-
ne ltnf6lle. Srolt Sofepb llmid)eio 500
lid) oura einell Stur5 ei1en Grn
brlld 81; Der 8oli5iIt Wiinlter per
renftc Ii6 Ben Gilden uno Der 525
Oit=Gommerce StraBe nobnenoe Gus.
@robe erbielt tiihtige 9eulen n1lo
M6idiirfungen.
Scr 21=iabrige gteger Glenelano
8ilcor, ser in einem &egierlngs-2a=
gerbauic an ben @eleiIen Der g. q.
gabn olgeltelt ipar, periud)te an Der
Sberman StraBe a1if cine I'M 8angc
befinolide Mangier 2ofoinotipe 5ll.
|pringeu. Gr rutidlte babel ab, geriet
inter Sic Naber uno mrroe ger.
rnnlmt.
Gin groBes 2altalttomohil fol
lioierte au Der 2areoo mo 8elt=Gou-
merce StraBe nit einem @agen, aiiI
Incident Die Meritanerin eli5a Oar
ga iaB- Die Jrait mrroe ourd) Den
Mnproa auf Die SsaBe geIdleaoert
mo 5pater nit gebrohenem Mrm nad)
Dem =Soipital gebradt- Ger
Gbnuffenr p1ir6e inter 8ilrgld)aft &c
itellt.
- SaS gretltt0tolllfe DER Stqltot
Dealers Mifoeiatiou miro am WeItte
nod %5ulammen fommen, I'M Die &c
trdllfe Sroinan5 oubin 81 anoern,
ooB Gripatlellte @etrdnfe nod ibrel,
@duicrn geihidt befommel fonllelt.
@m Sonutoa ioa Damn cine gerianlm-
lung in Der eagles Sail abgeDalten
tperoen, INN Die geIdliiiie pom @titt=
nod 3i ratifi5ieren.
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NIIerlei.


Gie StabtfommiiIare baben i'm
Ginperit1nonis nit ben Jeuer= uno
Boli5eifefs. Dos BON oen bieligen
gbeater : Managern gelteute @eiltd,
elmer heihr1nften an5abl 3uifauer
Del telesten @duiern 5tebpldbe IN Den
Du~rd}g1ngen gu ~getpdbren, einItint-
mig 5uriifeepielen. 0ie BaIiose mus
.suabrero ser gorlteluugen inter al
len llmltdnoen Treigebalten iperoen.
Snfe @olff, Der bisberigc Strait
bent Ser 5. Sppenbeimer Complain,
lit bon Ser National 2~ebensmittel=
8ertpaltung gum &ontrollenr BEG
Saa stlltunio 9iltrifts ernanat NOR,
Sen.
Die San 4ntouio 9auoelsfam
mer bat in Der Ieste @ohs peranltalie-
ten San1mcl aanIpaglle Die Snnlle
BON $57571.60 folleftiert. Die beas
Iihtigten $4,000 fonnten 5par nlf,t
erreid)t mernen, oodb lit audi Dies 9fes
Iultat elm ilberais befrieoigenoes. SIN
2aufe Der ISOLDE tpuroen 403 Witglie
Der ~aufgenommen unO oaourd) DIE
.3abl oerlelben arf 1903 erbobt.
SIM 2anfe Der nit Dem IL. 5ez
bruar beginnenoen @ode weroen IN
sen bieligen Shltlen iogen- 5000
Concentrations" a~bgebalten. Die Sch
rcrinnen untef 2eitung bon Sri. err
ma Tirie merben ben Shiilern get
gen, uuf meld)e glrt inter geobad-
tung Der groBten SparIamfeit mo
Oefonomie tpoblldmedenoe @crid)te
.qlt uno bilig bergeitellt lperocn for-
1rer1.
Sic Mitdlieoer Der bieligeit So
tel- nno g%eitailrnnt Iliociatioil Der-
Den III 3lifnnft feiueil 3ltder nieEr
ollf Die Speiictiihe Sielen %laiien. @er
ieiaen See ODER &affee periiiBt babcf
luili, mllb oieien @unId) oem auf-
tuarter mitteilen. Oerfelbe miro Dem
SSoIt Die 3ufer-9owle reifen, opd'
0iirfen inter feinen l~lntitdnoen mehl
nis spei 2offel fir cine Taile genori
iileu meroen.
sSSn 53ufunft oiirfen felle Grplc
iiuItoffe obne ipe5iene Grlaltbais be,
faiift neroen. 2eutc, pelde GDnalnli
1llm. gebrauden miiiien fir Den Gin
fauf cine Gi5ens bon Dem SnIpefto'
8satcrs, belien Office iih i'm grnoes
ocbaitoe befinoet, III erlangen itt)en.
Gas .@omen's GitD COMMITTEE
hat fiir 0ienstag abeno Inn S lib
eiuc Seriommlung nod Der 5raot'
Barf Wetbooilten-Girhe e~lnberuieii
IN iueld)er BEN lesten 9onnerstag oh
aeIeeten 8oli5iitinnet @clegenbeit &c
aeben sueroen Ioa, tire Meinung ilbe
0ie Aiiaire ab5ugeben nno Erotelt
qeacn ihre Gntlaiiuna ein5ureifen.
Ger ~t5-idbrige grneit @rum1
un0 Der ~t3+jdbrige Ran SEEMING.
sultroen an Sonntog abeno tim /
ilbr in einem alten, IS Sub tiefeI
9runnen in Der Ndbe Der Sigblan
Bari Sdule eritift onfeefunoel
Die beioen Sitngen batten am Nodl
auittaq Inn 2 llbr nit eiaem Sell,
2aterne, S6aufeln nilp ibre @of
aunqeu perlaiien, UNI 5iDei alte BrGI'
lfei, I'll uuteriuden. 0n lie nidt 81
riidfamen, madten lid ibre Otter
IdlIieBlid auf, Die Guide unO entoedte
5cioe ais 2eifen in Dem grunner
0as Sell, an Dem tie ii6 binobgela'
len batter, lag nebcu Dem 8ruitne
illo ideint bon einem ipaBbaft angt
leqten 9aiianten in Die 5obe ge5ose
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wllroen ourd oieIe beroil6e Snt per
mte6elt.
Sn Eort Nrtlur muroen 5me.
W}ottncr Don ei1enn tollcn &unoe ga
bitten mo 5ltr @ebaaolung nah Deli
RoltGtr Snltitut lit Muffin qebroc6t
- Der 45=idbrige Eeter Gngelfln1
BON @oulton, Ser I'M giienbabnpoit.
oienlt ongeltellt NOR, mur0e a1tf 6cll'
oortigen Central 9a6nhof bon Ell.
mem riifnarts ~fabrenoelt @alIagier5u
&c iiGerfabreu utb allgen6lidlid qe-
t0tet.
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al lein. Sen &naben mar baourb oas

81 Iell. 9el NttuUelt iuuC UuuHIW Gus
@mporflimmen unnloglid 9elna6t.
gr=Hraiibent 3oft miro elN
0ienstag III San Mntonio 5n einenl
sm~eitagigen Mufcntbolt eintreffer
Nm Gormittag finoet cine Repue Der
i'm Camp Grabs itationierten Srup-
pen ltatt. 5pater merben oie iibrigs,l
Wilitdrlager inIpi5iert meroen.
Die beige Gote areu5 : @efea-
ifaft beabiihtiat, in Dem groBeat
Camp Srapis @oIpitalc orei mcitere
8bonograpben fir Die ltnterbaltung
ser crfranften Soloaten auf5ulteller
Drei muroen bon Der @efellidaft be-
reits geItiftet.
SIN Wonat ssanuar tuuroen po,,
oeu oerfhieoclleu 9raald)en Der bie,i-
gen Yoli5ei 800 YerIonen iuegeu liz
tertrctung Ser sur llnteroriidllng oes
Eaters erlaIienen Gorid)riften nertof=
tet. 215 Der Irreitnnten iparen 5rol'.
Ell, IT'S M1n11er.
Im Sonntng friib fur5 nnd) L
ubr murbe Ole Ioli5ei bena1ridtigt,
oaB bier SoIooten Elm %nnideineno ge4
Itoblenes 4utomobil an Ser Sones
Iuemle nit oereinten &raften nelter
III id)ieben periildten. ginige Mntors
Goli3iiten lpllroeu lofort nad Scr
Stelle geidieft uno ianben 5fuar oo5
4uton1obiI, aber feline Spur bon Den
SoIoaten. Die MaidJine geborte oct
unioerlol Gar Company unb mar an
Gamstog gegen IbenO gelfoblen lpcr-
oen.
6. i. Sommers melocte oer4oli-
sci an Sonntog n6etlo, bab Mutomo=
bil-Spisbuben cine inn geborige Gar
entfibrt batten.
Der Gan Mntonio YoliSei- nn0
sSeuermebr-S hiibenflltb bat Den 80.
Ii5ei aapitdn 9ape Gop 5u ieineln
YrGiioenten crtpablt. Die Mbrigeu
geamten iino: 5euermebrdef aliarit
s@oa 8~isepraiioent; 8oliseilelttnant
guiiad, Sefretdr; alilItierenoer ebef
Ser 6euerfpebr Martin 8idel, Sdat-
meilter: g. 6. @ilion, ShieBltane-
Sffisier, aoulmiiior 9orptber, Gretu
tip=@eamter.
Die bon oen Heltnllrdnt mic
@otclbeiisern ailgenontmenen neltell
Speiie-GeroronungeuL fiber DelGe
mir idon flr5 bertd)tet baben l.no
bonn beittigen Gage al iii aroft Ge-
treten. JIeiid miro bon ~ llbr nad,t5
bis 10 llhr morgens ilid)t mcI)r Ter
piert; @ei5enbroo uno aus 8el5en-
mebl begeiteltes @ebdd iollen bel Den
Abcnomabl3eiten aus unn 3lder miro
MIR in beidr1nftem MaBe nno OH
beicnoeres gerlaugen ieruiert. 0ic
tisberigen ofleii6= uno pei5enlolen"
Gage iin0 onrb Die nelien 8ernro-
mungen feincspegs auf9eboben.
Gin s. @antldel geborigeS
| @ans, 235 @eIt 5lorioa StraBe, &c
riet am Gomntag morgen Inn tbs
llbr in Brand. 9as @ebdnoe miro,
Inn s., 900 nno oos Mipbiliar ur
$4,000 beifdoigt. Der Serlult ii
ourd) @eriiderung geoedt. - I'm ole
Ielbc Belt puroe Die 6eucripebr mad
go. 40S Der San Ieoro apenue &c
rufeil, no Elm Gbouffeur in ben Ga
io~linbebdlter eines Iutomobils bin
eingelenftet bate, nm lid 5u iiber
seuqcn, pie piel @uiolin nod oarit
mar. Sic ~gef6brlide 8iiiiiigfeit er
plooierte natiirlid) prompt utl6 nol
Dem Mntonobil blieben MIR oie 81
tdllteile iibrig.
SIN Camp Grabs lino am 5rci
taq 0rei Solooten an Der Sungenent
8iinOnng geitorben.
- Sin BON Bruno Yopp belpobil
tes Sai1s, tt6 2otbrop StraBe, geric
om Sonntag mittag in Brand Uni
puroe INN etmo $500 beiddoigt.
i Die 5tpiid)en Der StaotnerDal
tung un0 benz 8iirgerfomite elmer
ieits uno Der Soutbpeltern Eelepbcn
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Tredj.

@ettler: Gin armer Gamilienpa-
ter, Der feline anitelitng finoet, bittet
I'M cine mifbe 8abei!"
SEER: u9ieie 2itonei babelr Sic
l6ou Dor ) ssahren lergeleiertl4
Settler: rgsa, alIo, 90 feben Sic,
pie ihper es 1T, iraeno cine Irbeit
III finDcn.
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Gin GprIflaa.

Neutrality-suspicious. vgto, ISllter,
fir Den 9iebltabl bel Ser Came tuer=
oen Sic jeoerfdlls cine red)t entpfiIIG,
li6e Strafe oooontroeenl"
Nngeflagter: SEER Hid)ter, tuenl'
id) nun Dos MaoeI beiratete -
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6einf.

5rar S6nnlann SCENT bot cine
lrelle groBe aon5ertreiie angetretetl,
olf ser lie alld uniere Staot beIuden
miro. Sic tritt bier bel uns om %.
sSebrliar in Der geetbonen=Salle anf-
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alaGi5d.

Sollsfrau: g6ier BADEN Sic e,n
giactt 6u uWinna BON garnbeim.
&od)in: aNidt ipabr, bas Is sus
Wao6en, oa5 aud) II Sdab BEL Der
SoIoaten batte2"
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t.okaIes.
Babrideinlides Better.

Stir San antonio uno ltmgegetle:
9elite abel1o uno gienstag idon uno.
mariner.
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Sm Born.

Satin: u@as bait on eigetlilidl
in Die gbe gebrndtl Gin Yatentfeuer-
5elia uno einelt 46reiEfalenber
mo Ser mar bonn 81. December
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Gpfiunfa mrn-JSrp0nfte
San @ntprio, Ser, a. 6ehr., f9tS.
Brime gruoe Cotton Geeo Gil. $f.31.
9ents pet GdIone
6arm.TrpSnfte
San M%ntonio, Ser, 4. syelr. t91S-
eier (nur friide) $50. /. $50 per Orb.
9iibter. 80. 23e-3Oe per HfD.
3itrfebs Z4n per Htnfo
Wel8eu ..-....... $40 per Silldlei
&orn 1925 per 8uId1et
Safer ..... S1.o5 bet WRfdleI
Sen -. -. $4,000 per Gotae
Demlie-
anrtoffeht, nete, &c her 8funo;
California, So 90 per 100 8futo; Colo
raop $3.50 per 100 Sfuno.
SiiBfartoffeln, gam, $3.50 utb $3.50.
3nieheln, Gal. Mbite Globe, $4.c0,
Gal. @clbe, 1915 per Crate; Crime.
per 9bo. 18iinnel. SOC.
8obnen. COLORADO. 8into. pei Sin.
$500; California 8opois, per eipt
S10.50; Bints, $1,000; Gina, S15.00;
9anp. $500; 8lafepes, $t1.0o; 8ounS
@reen, per 8uiflel 9anlpers, $3.50
Somaten, fdliforn., $3.50 per Crate.
&ohl, $3.50 per 100 Bfuuo.
@riner 8feffer. $3.50 uitb $500 per
guidef.
8doiesten,. SOC per 9Bb. 8Inoel.
Sptnot. 75c per Bufd,eI.
@riine @rbSen. $500 Der Camper
@eeten. $3.50 per 100 Snlno.
Reerretttaz8ursein per Bfn 12+A
@nrten. per Crate. $500.
Gerferie. 90e nnb ST 90 per 9useno.
Reterfilie. 40c per 8to. z8iimbeI,
@ierpflau3en, $3.50 per 8uif)el.
@nThel.
&opfldlat, Gol., S2.75 per Crate.
@eibc 8nr5eln. $3.50 per 100 8funb.
9olfaI6, Der 8uihG. $t.75.
ORA. elm brittef 8nfheI. 1925.
Hiiben. $500 per 100 &funo.
Siee Rarft.
Gan Sutonio. Ser. 4. Sebr., 1915
&Ibe, $500 bis S6.75.
aalber, $3.50 bis $3.50.
9uuen, 1928 bis $ft so.
Sdien. $500 Bis $10,75.
ct. 2ouis, A. 1ebrllar 1918. -Riuos
oieb. Seras @ieh, $6.75 bis $1,000.
Shlpeine. St2.75 bis $1,000.
6ele.
@eIal5ene 6Glte ...,.. 16c per BIB.
| Trodene Sdlite ........ zoe per Bfn
@rune Sdlite .......... 12c Der Sfo,
.SGuft.
Nllaora.Sitaen beIndbiaf 49,. + Kb
sBolf nno 6n@s ......2o &ts
aueoros Sieaen rer 9Th. 10 gts