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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
DOCTORS ADVISE
The Improved Calomel Tablet
That Is Entirely Purified of
ALI Nauseating and Danger
GUS Qualities.

Physicians are warning the public
against trifling with colds, influenza
and grippe. They say that a brisk
colonel puFgative. preferably Calotabs,
the new and improved calomel tablet,
should be invariably taken at bed time
and repeated the second or third night.
II necessary. In the earliest stages,
one Calotab is usually sufficient un-
less the ease is particularly severe.
Physicians say that it Is a waste of
time and is dangerous to experiment
with other laxatives, as colonel is alb
s~olutely necessary soone or later. One
Caiotab on the tongue at bed time with
q swallow of water-that's all. No
salts, no nausea nor the slightest inter-
ference with diet, work or pleasures.
Next morning your cold has vanished
and your whole system is purified and
refreshed. Calotabs are sold only In
original sealed packages. Price IS
cents, Recommended and guaranteed
by druggists everywhere. Price refund
cd II you are not delighted. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
BIC AMERICAN GUN
PLANT SPRINGS Up
/. IN INTOLERANCE
New Shops Covering Acres OF
Ground Keep Stream Of Ar
tiIIery Following Toward
Yankee Battle Front.

CENTRAL FRANCE, Nov. |. (CoFre-
sDondence of the Associated PreSS.)-
Artillery and airplanes are going 10 pc
two of the decisive factors In winning
the war, according to the military en-
pertS, n here at this little interior
town can he seen what the
branch of the American army has built
up in the last four months to keep up
the steady flow of artillery, arms, am
munition, machine guns, tanks, and an
the material OF combat, toward the
fighting front.
1t is one Of the mammoth institu-
tions which has suddenly sprung up
since April last, it has spread over an
urea of several miles, with two enor-
nous gunshOps, two similar shops for
tanks and gun tractors, two more for
assembling and repairing artillery OF ALI
kinds, another for machine guns, rifles
and small arms, with huge foundries
and FORCES for the casting. Along with
these are going up four great ware
houses for housing all kind of ordnance
material.
The big government arsenal at Rock
Island, Mo, is the only ching of the
kind that compares In extent with this
plant. and yet 1t is 30 per cent COM
pleted after four months OF existence.
There are two stages in the steady
upkeep OF the cannon and all kinds OF
weapons going forward TO the fighting
lines. The first stage is In the zone
of the advance, along with the army,
where a number Of ordnance shops are
operated to meet immediate require
ments in the field, to remount crippled
cannon and to get the guns back into
use with the least possible delay. The
shops move forward with the troops,
with machinery, tools, and all the stock
and parts to do quick work.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
ARCTIC LANDS AND SEAS
TO HAVE NEW NAMES

VANCOUVER, D. c., Nov. New
names for Arctic lands and seas prob
ably will soon be wanted IN Ottawa as
Il result Of the discoveries Of VllhIal-
muir Stefansson, tho returned Canadian
Arctic explorer. a board OF biologists
in Ottawa directs the giving Of names
to all Of tanada's new found posses
sionS.
Suggestions have been made that
"~Stefansson's Land should be the name
If the group Of Islands found by the eX-
plorer northwest Of Prince Patrick
land Stefansson, however, says new
lands are never named after the men
who find them.
Another name win be needed for
what has long been called Prince Gus
tav Adolph sea. thought to be an arm
Of the Arctic ocean. Stcfansson found
that the sea wasn't II sea at all, but
contained the new land he discovered.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
Illinois Governor
Enjoys Smoke On
Kaiser Wilhelm

SPRINGFIELD, III, Nov. l--GoV.
Frank o. Lowden IL smoking on the
kaiser.
This Is the story! On a certain Ger
man steamer, seized by the United
States at the outset of tho war were
several thousand fine cigars, fat Ha'
vanRs of rare fragrance, encircled by
bands bearing the German imperial IN
sigma,
Frank VANDERBILT, Of New York, the
banker, received u box of the smokes
and sent one to his father-in-law, c.
h. Cox, Of rittsfield,
Mr.. COX, who Is a civil war veteran,
presented the cigars to Gov. l1wden
with this message; Burn hin up.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW
AlRPLANE DAMAGE

LONDON. Nov, Evidence of the
destructive character of the British air
raids upon Thionville. Germany, Is af-
forded by aerial photographs which
have arrived from France.
The first photograph, which was taken
during the raid an T~hionville, July l6,
shows the starting Of a big fire caused
by bombs, among the rolling stock to
the east Of the, freight station. The
second photograph, taken by British
airmen over the same place on the fol-
lowing day, shows charred remains Of
several trains visible upon tho track.
The freight station and nearby build
ings have been burned. The original
fire developed into a huge conflagra-
tion. which was only arrested ultimate
ly on the river bank,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
INTELLIGENCE TEST.

LONDON. Nov. THE test of av-
erage intelligence proposed by a pro-
lessor Of Leland Stanford university,
based on ability to define 100 words
taken by prescribed order from the die
tionary. Is being tried in English
schools, with varying results. In n
school the prize contestant got 20 per
cent. two other boys s.. six 50 and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01

$2l1. All 900 as II result or the national
campaign on thrift day.
Tremendous war expenses these days
500. 600, 600 a day-are being met by
sale of certificates Of indebtedness, vir-
Even with IA half billion of these Sc
eurities GuLng out every two weeks, and
a corresponding inflow OF money, the
governments working balance has
dropped from about 81 800, 600, 900. where
it STOOD for the last few months, to
about $1,000, 600 900. The figure repre-
distributed as deposits among hundreds
OF banks, but available ut all times for
checking out.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
Guns Sent Back.

The larger stage of work, which IL
not done In the face of the fighting,
comes back here to the big shops
equipped to do all kinds OF extensive
ordnance work. such as the re- boring
OF the heavy guns, the ~remounting of
gun carriages, and all classes of artii-
iery work on q large scale.
In the heavy and constant artillery
actions now going On the big guns are
put to a severe test and there must be
frequent re-tubing and re-rlfling. The
bigger a gun Is the storter Is its life
for effective shooting. The 12-inch
gun has a life Of a50 shots: the sea-
coast l4-inch gun. capable Of shooting
n miles, has a life Of about $50 shots,
The smaller French Is Is good for some
10, 900 rounds. But when the limit Is
reached the gun must come back here
to be made over. Its use as a gun Ia
In no way impaired, and with a new
cylinder in the barrel, and new spiral
rifling to keep the shell whirling, the
gun is as good as new
While this big institution is keeping
up the steady supply of guns, large and
small, in the fighting now going on, yet
the main supply will sooner or later
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
Millinery

For this event we have re-
ceived some wonderful num-
bers for this department.
They include some Of the
new things for just now.
The prices will be $3.50 and
$3.50. On the Club Plan,
too.N
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01

come from America, when its vast pro-
ducttve reSources get in full operation,
There are cheering reports OF how this
production is fast increasing, particu-
larry in machine guns. But big guns
and their mammoth tractors cannot be
turned out In a day, and after that is
the problem of shipping such unwieldly
monsters across the Atlantic.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01

Waists

Ladies. don't overlook this OPP
portunity to get your new waist
from this special shipment for
this sale. II it's new and you
want 1t, we have 1t. The price
will be from SIS to $3.50. On the
club plan, too.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08

. aaaft ariess- -Ssarmarfen.
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Gaaimatbias.

@as bepelitet @ollimatbias
MondJ elmer bat 0allinotbias ge-
iproden ooer sefdrieben ooer iit
iiber Den 8aaimatbias, Den anoere
gereoet oser geidriebefl baben, li1itig
gena6t, obne i'm &larei 81 lein, mo-
Der oiele geSeidnlng itarlmt. an-
aeblid itatnmt Die 9e5eihnllng BON
einem fran8oiiiden Aopofaten ber,
Der einen langnierigen Ero5eB fin
eineu Bauer namens Matbias fiibrte.
llno 5tpor tuegen eines Sabnes. ga
81 oieier 3eit Ole 8erbanolungen in
lateiniider Sprahe gefiibrt pilroel,
ltno Sabn I'M lateinii6en y8allus
beiBt, 10 begegnete es Dem Mopofa-
ten inn Gifer Der @erteioiging ser
Sade ieines Glierten mieoerbolent-
lid), oaB er ben .@allus Matbiae .
NIT @alli Watbins pernehielte, mas
natiirlid) bon oen 9tihtern belad)t
muroe. 8aourf fam aber Der 9opo-
fat nod mebr oliBer Soiiiing nno
oerpirrte iib uito nerbaipelte iif int
mer mebr in ieinen @allinatbias, Der
Damn ipri6portlid fir oerporreneS
3eua iultr0e.
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Summer 1908
SuIAnO.
Die 95eumten. Ser

Die 8ealnten Ser ,,goaItfUiie
Number & Supplp 60. bon HetU
Oorf lorpie mebrere ibrer s(ngelteG-
ten lino inter Ser geIhuloiaang, oie
Heglerung bei6minoelt 5n baben, int
9aft genommelt. Der @eleIl5haft
ipar Die @usfiibrllng mebrerer 4on,
trafte I'M 9etrase bon CO. $4,000, 600
iibertragen.
- &obler gfbmit1iltrator Gar
fielo bot eine Mabnung ausgeiauot,
nit oem 8erbranb ianlntlihen Sei5-
materials 10 ofonontifh lpie nloalidg
5n oerfabren, oa nir onrh Die gr0Bte
Spariamfeit cine &oblennot bernrie<
Den neroen fonne. Durh oos Nuftre-
ten Der SSnfllen5a ioa Elm slusfan bon
100000 Sonnen bernria1t fem.
Oas ltnteriuhlngsfomite see
.8ar SeSnoultries 8oaro" miro Dem
Braiioenten anseinanoerieserl oaB es
nnpraftiid uao unnoglid) lit, einer
beltinllnten Sreis fir Hob=gottou
felt5uiesen
SIM Ober=gllnoesgeridt baben
Die gerbanoluneer iiber oie BerfaS+
ilngsmaBigfeit oes Reeo slmen6s-
ments, our6 oas es perboten miro.
alfobolbaltige @etr1nfe nod vtrofa-
tten" Staaten 5ll ier1oen, begonneil.
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&riegs5eit tpieoer gutaelnadt, ebe ibr
Ole ent5ogenen @erte mieoer 3uriif-
erltattet lueroen fo1tl1en. llno piel=
leibt nod langer miro es oauern.
bis Ser ourd9 ben arieg pertpiItete
Sooen pieoer 5riicbte trdgt. WiancGe
glaltben, oaB auf Dem ebernals 70
frltbtbaren 8ooen 5ranfreibs, ser
bier SATIRE lang BON Sen bin uno
berpogenoen Irmeen 5erltanpft 1ilO
our6piblt moroen lit, in ipeldem
cine S1iieengrabenfette Iid) an Sic
anoere reibt, ben 8erge bon gi1en
beoefen, in obiebbarer 3eit iibers
baupt nihts lnebr mafien miro.
Die fruhtbare Mderfrnma lit eort
oollItanoie perldmunoen.. Sic lit
bel Der 9lnloge Der S6iisengr1beli
5eritort, utter @aufen Don unIrltht-
barer groe perihiittet nporoen. atil-
(.onelt une aberninionen noa 0ra-
tlaten baben ebeniopiele 2oder in oen
goEeE seriIlen un6 sur 8crpiiitung
Der slferfrllnle beigetraeen. 80 tit
6 aud in 8elgien, 10 III frlldtbarell
@egenoen HuBlanos. nno aut1 I'M
cIlcrgilaitigIten Safe miro - piele
Sabre oauern, bis Der gooen lib bon
Cen fltr6tbaren SeimIudnngen oes
&rieges erholt bdt.
llno ieoe meitere Serbi.- nno
yriibiabrs 9eiteanng, III Der Gle
Eflugidar Die 6eloer bur1i9lleioet,
obne oaB ibr Suneer nad 9tdbrItof.
fen befrieoigt meroen fann, beoeutet
einen oauernoeit &raftperl,1lt sur De-
9enerierrng Der Wenihbeit.
gs giebt nahoenflihe geobadter
Ger Greigniiie Der lesten bier Sabre,
Die olrrdals nibt iiber5euet lino, oaB
nod Dem arieg oie groBe 3eit fin
bie 8elt fon1mell miro, nit Ser
marde redner. 5ie Iinb eber ge-
neigt, nit einein bauernDen Berfol
Der Wenidbeit als Solge hes fllrht-
baren %ingens su rednen Dieie
frn6oe1ttltbei1 Seute baben 0te Gr=
fabrltng Der 8eltgeihibte fir lih.
gSobl bat es In Der 8ergangenbelt
&riea gegebe1, nad ipelhen Gle be-
teiligten 8olfer bon neuent mahtis
in Die S0be itrebterL aber ho5u gebo-
rem Die la1gen @riege nit ibren I'M
gebellren 8erlltlten an MemihenIe-
ben, ibren entlesIiben Yertpiiltungetl
ilno Der 8eripiloerling Der Sitten, Die
lie I'M @efolge battet, niht. Man
mIB melt IN Der @eifibte 5nriifgc-
ben, Inn su Dem gegenpdrtigen arrf-
ge geiipiele 81 finoen, iino fallm elm
@eiipiel pabt polIitanoig. @enn
aber Elm oauernber Serial ocr
Wfenidbeit als oic Jolse oes &rieses
eintreten iollte, Damn miro Ole ltm-
ntoglihfeit, Die @elt ausrei1eno gu
erndbren. ipeIentlib on5n beitrage;1.
Wf br pielleidt beitragen, als mon
gegenDdrtig an5unebnen geneigt lit.
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@ablnafrid)ten.

gtad pollitanoigen, aber inoffi5ieI-
len geabri6ten lit oer slutomobilfa-
brifant Senrp 6oro in Der 8eipcr-
hlng Inn einen Senatsiis bon benz
Gepnblifaner geemberrp NIT unae~
fdbr 5000 Stimmen gef6lage1.
@ouDernenr Stepbens BON Gu
lifornien lit nit elmer Maiorit1t uoa
125,000 Stimmen tpieoer ertpdbIt.
9eah ben beutigen 8erihten ba-
ben Die Hepnblifaner i'm Heprdfe,l-
ta1,tenbaliie 239 unb Die Demofro-
ten 1873 Sibe.
Senator Yarr bebauptet, ieine1t
@egner @laBcof befiegt 81 baben.
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He6trling
/ slr.io Ssr.
3eid)en Der 3ilmeianna.

5ranlein Smitb Gin Oflaboma, at
ibrem 2iebbaber). Oh, giIlp, id
glal1b'. Du balt BEL meinem 8ater
einen groBen Stein i'm 8rett. SD
bob beute 5ipar nit ibm ipegen Oir
geiproden, ltno er bat 5tpar niGts
barailf eripioert, aber ih ipeib gara
ii6er, Dob er Dir gemosen it,"
9iaD: nSo, pober milit On es
oenn piiien?~
SRI Smitb: sd iaste ibm, Dit
fantlt beiit' 9lbenb Der, nno oa bat er
1eine giidie Itatt NIT Hebpoiten nur
nit Goeelounlt geIaoen.
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Qanofeitcrluefr.

ge5irfsantmann: ,9lber, Sof-
bauer, mas ipar oenn ihulo, oaB
Sbr, als nadlte 6eueripebr. bel Dem
geItrigen grano Gurem gfahboroori
nIbt 81 Siilfe fant2"
9ofbaner: nSa, miIien g Serr
9e6irfsontmonn, Dos is a 70: Der
WnrItlbauer bat lih oas Wfunoitiidl
5llm Sprisenidlaud gum @iirIdt-
made 5'leiba g'nomma, itno oa
bamm ma bolt geItern foan Wfuno-
ltitf 5i unirer Sprie'n g'habt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08

dnrD, SoIe6 &. 8rulpn ans &intes,
s. 9. aalfa ams 8anbera, Geon 6.
Wie5errin ans 9rabg, Nmato Nar-
tines ans Gnero, Galpb YaDme ans
Glebnrne, slnbreiu u. Mpplebb aus
8rmcebile, Glsin $. Barter aus
@biteurisbt, Sa,nes @. grauleb aas
&aipls, Spbn 6. Carlton aus 8in=
bonn, Oscar 0relp ans Mrlimgton,
Cons Mndne aus Sdnlenbmrs, &iles
6. Mott ans @ills Eoint, Somer s.
8mrfett ans Mbilene (Waarine), am
&ranfbeiten geitor6en; &orporal Eanl
0rapes aus Aneem gitb, Gterling
Spnes ans Grunge, NHliam $. Gar
ret ams Grapelanb, 8illiam 6. Ne-
Nlliiter ams 8innsboru, Sobn @.
0reatbouie ans 8illom Gitp, Scr
mann 6affielb ans &uor Gitp,6 Sooner
u. NeGlrug ans Srompe, sSames 6.
Cater ans @aeo (Niarine), Spbn u.
Earfs ans Nesqnite (Warine), leid)t
periuunbet; &orppral Wep. $. Sar,
grope aus Serarfana, Seize 9. &ainr
ans Somtb YfapSe, S. @. Sparfs
aus @reenoille, ais beripnnSet se-
mel6et, obne nGbere Nngaben; gpm-
rab =. Bright aus WalpeItpn, &or-
poral GhIa Wegorb aus @eaber, ber-
,nift,
Sm Selterreid) ipa bollitGnoigcs
Chaos berrIf)en. Die gabnitationen
iimb iiberfiillt NIT snrhffebremocn
Spl6aten, Die, bnngris nnS bemprali-
iiert, pliinSern, mo iie f6nnen. Die
9tndrid)t fummt ans Bern.
glns Mmiterbam ipirb gemelSet, Die
Seb0r6ea in ssnnsbrnf berind)ten sn
uerbinoern, baf snriiffebren6e 6iter-
reidiid)e Soloaten Norb- Sirol iiber-
idjipentmten nnb pliinberten. Gs iino
iiberaa 9tieSerlagen bon 2ebensmit-
teln etabliert. 8is jekt iimh MIR &C.
rinse Greeiie paiIirt.
Die rniIiidea Hesiernngen IN
Smsf nnb anberen Crten baben nn-
iere Hesiernng nnb Die slaiierten er-
inht, Hnklano BON ben Yold)emifi sm
befreien nnS Die Crbnmmg in 8ns-
lamb iuieoer berSniteQen.
sSrl. Warsaret 8ilipm, bic Sodter
nnieres Eraiibenten, lit in Haris eim-
getroffen nnb ppm Eremicrminiiter
Glemenceam empfansen iuorben. Sic
bat einseiuillist, in aunserten fir Die
fransOiiiden Solbaten sn linsen.
Gine 9epeidle ans 2onbon Iast,
man CLAUDE bort, Die Wienterei nn-
ter ben Mannidaften Der bentidDen
ariegsidDiffe lei ononrd) pernriadDt,
bak tie iuabrenb Der lebten Sase Se-
fell erbielten, sii einem Gntidei-
0nnssfampfe nit ben GnglGnbera
nnb Mmerifanerm in See at geben
mnb bah oieIer gefebl bann pl6tlidl
iuiberrnfen lpmrbe. Nus &openbasen
uiro semelSet, Die gieoplte inter ben
Seelenten sreife nm iidD mno babe
iidl ldOn anf bic boliteiniIfJe nnS an.
bere aiiiten Der Sitiee ansgeoebnt.
in 8arnemiinbe, sylensbnrg, and in
slltona ano Apenrabe lei Der gns-
itanS i'm 0anse. Die Wemterei Ioll
BON senten oes Sdladtid)iffs naai-
Ter" III aiel amsaesanaen ieim. Gin
pSoloatenrat" ioll iih in aiel gebil-
bet baben, Der Die Wenterei lcitet, es
idleinen iid) SulidJelpifi-6iniliiiie be-
merfbar 81 MAIDEN. Die Gage lit nadD
Der Shiloernns cine iebr gefahrlidle.
Scmtise 9epeidlen ipreden ebenfalls
BON einem kindergarten bes anfitane
bcs. Sn Den Straken upn 6ambnrs
iullcn slrtilleriefampfe itattsefnnbem
laben. Sn aiel iollen Die Imfitanoi-
id)en bic Stabt-yiesiernne IN SGnben
haben.
- Ser oiterreihiIhe 2loDo miro,
t,,ip nfne Not,o{d,o o,ta ~ ,,,gfora,o,
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9fidlt orinali6.

.6rau, mad ood au6, oaB OIL
fertia pirIt, Die MonofiniteruiB be-
giunt prd5is elf llbr, unb menn mir
Iie ieben molen, 10 baben mir feine
0tinite 81 perlierenl" - .@6 mas,
oas lit pidt 10 preIiantl @enn's 6ei
iolAen 8eihidten beiBt, iie begi,i-
nen Inn eff ltbr, 10 uiro's geipiB aGe,
nal 3p0If llhr."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08

9eutIdianS bereit lei, Die Sebinsnn-
gen ansnnebmen.
sSn 8albinstun maren 9onners=
tag Die Gfficen bes Staatsiefretars
2aniins, bes &riegsninilters Safer
mnS bes Committee on Enblic eSnfor-
nation bic gauge Nadt seDffnet, nm
iuid)tige 9epeiden iofort su pnblisie-
rem Sn 8afbingtun bat bic gsaAriht
bon bem angcblidem glbidlnf bes
Naffenitillitan6es grofc Mmfresnng
berDurgernfen.
Sn @afbinston, Neiu Yorf, Gbiea=
90, Wentpbis Mn6 amberen GtG6ten
bat oie falIde Nadridt pon Der l1n-
terseid5nnns 6es Bnffenitil litanSes
srofe Observation-Disclosures her
bDrgerMfen.
Genator Martin, Der benpfratilde
Jiibrer I'M Senat, Iagt, Der &ongrek
iuer0e iofort nad Mbldlnf 6es @af=
fenitiilitanbes bic Grefntine erinden,
bic &riegsamsgaben einsmid)ranfen.
Cine Sepeid)e BON Ser amerifani-
iden 6rpnt meIbet, baf 6ie Imeri-
faner in ben Sell pun Se6an, iueite
lid bon Der Waaas, eingebrnmgca
finb. Die yriife, bic nad cem am-
bern Sell Der StaSt biniiberfiibrt, lit
serit1rt. Nnfer benz ipeitliden Sell
BON Se6nn babem bic Nmerifaner
aud cine Wfense fleiner Srte genom-
men. Die Nadrid)t bpn ben @affcn-
MISUNDERSTANDING bat oas |or-
geben 6er Nmerifaner in feiner Neiie
perlansIamt unb lire satisfeit abac-
idiuGd)t. Sic ba6en ldarf gefGmpft.
Die Ginnabme npn SeSnn 1T cine
Der slansen6iten Snten ber amerifa-
niiden &riessseididte. lllngefGbr
100000 Gaun iolen an ibr beteilist
seiueien iein.
NDrblidj BON Der Misnc mnb iiber-
al an Der franS0fiden Srpnt ,uerocn
bic 9emtiden snrifgebramat. Die
Stellungen Der Oemtidjen an Der Mis-
ne, BON Hetbel bis @onsieres, Iimb
gebroden. @erpins lit bon ben sl-
iiierten senommemn. Getbel lit bon
ben Sentiden serGnmt nnb 6ie ssraa-
5uien bringen idnea gesen ben beoen-
tenoca Giienbabnort Siripn ppr.
Der amerifaniide &pninl mnb iie-
ben ensliide ariesssefansene ioaea
bel bem 8pmbarbement amf Charlie
rpi, Iiibmeitli6 bon Hammr, inns 2e-
ben gefommen iein.
Die gente, iueld)e bic Staliener in
ibren Siesen iiber Die Geiterreidler
semaht baben, iull einen @ert BON
5000 Wtillionen baben. Ginem Sell
oieier Sente bilben 100000 4ferbe
nnb 5000 aanonen. Die Staliener
melben aud, oaf tie cine Milliom
OiterreidJiider @efansener aemad)t
baben.
gms 8aibinston iuirb gemelcct,
Selsien lei pun 3eutldlanb aesiuuu-
gen luoroen, in ben bier ,Sabren bes
arieges cine &ontribntiun pon 500
Williouen Dollar an 9eutidlanS ,m
5ablcm.
Die ncneiten Ierlnitliiten ueilen
folsenoe yaamen ION Seranern anf:
Senrp @uooe aus Duafnm, Eamnic
s. Ganoers ans Siobert See, Soc
Gatder ans Senberion, 1slppb Mo-
Aifs aus (Sloiu. Sro Snnes ons
9inotborit, 5elir s. Sriley ans ga.
eoabodDes, Sobn .. GabaniR aus
tSarlanS. Senrp u. ennogren aus
Glein, Gidarb .. Ebillips ans Sri.
uitp, George &. 9ieOane aus Eoint,
8alter Waterman ans Earis, GarI
u. yiootb ans Gplian (Nariue), i'm
aampf sefaaen; 9orporal Otis Sen.
rg ans Eerarfana, an 8nnoen ge,
itorben; Oscar g. Nnoerion ans NJ
pine, @ns. !. Irlitt ans Sailetts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
Nns Dem @eridltsiaa[e.

&idter (8u Dem als 3ellgen be-,
nonImenen 8ahnonn); n8ar piel,
leidt Der glngeflagte BET Ser 8erbaf.
tung betrunfen2~ 3euge: 6
nein, er lprah gan5 berniinftigl" =
Hi6ter: u&os ngte er oenn?" =
3euge: ng1o. alif Die 9oli3ei bat er
bait g'lhintpftl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
Cine id)6ne Hed)nnng.

Der Heiiemarfhan zines reiienoen
Ser5ogs bealiftraete BEL ser Durd;-
reiie in pereangenen Sobraebntcn
onrh oas Stdbthen 6. einen
5dmieo unb einen StelImaher, 0ic
9oltbarfeit idnnmtliher @agen an
unteriuden. Da oieie nidt oas nlin-
bette Sdaobafte eirtoefen fonrten
ltito oennoh cine Hehnung perlanqf
iuilroe, 70 brahten fie folgeitoe Sn=
ftaitoe:
gieGnling
fir llnterilihling Der @agen:
Inter Die @ngen gefro1en 4 Sgt.
Bon riifudrts ipieoer suriif 5
Dabei einmnl on ben aopf
geitoBen 2
einen gengel angeihlageit. 4
Dabei 5tueinal aitf ben Sim
ger geflppft .........
Sir 8rannttpein ..... A
Srinfgelo q Herion 8 Sgr. is
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08

y Ger oiterrei6iide 2lobo miro,
iuie cine 9epeide ans glmIteroam
meloet, liauioiereu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
Der Hennnf.

@ait: sd modte oie aultern nidt
gu groB uuO oltd nid1t gu flein
nidt all5u fett uno nidt 3u IaI5ig -
biibid, iolt6er geoffnet, obne Shalen-
iplitter, rebt fnlt unb raibl"
aellner: n@iinlden Sic nit ooer
obne?"
8aIt. uafit ooer obne pas?"
Gellner: .Wiit ooer obne BerIen2-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08

Waande Siieenb n1brt fi1 aus
f1lieBlid bon Dem @enuB, Iih iiber
oos 2aiter entriiiten au t0unen.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-04-09

If l were a farmer / would keep
at hand few reliable medicines for
minor ailments that are not so seri-
Gus as to require the attention of a
physician, such as Chamberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy for
bowel complaints.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds and group.
Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains,
bruises and rheumatic pains.
Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach
troubles, biliousness and constipa-
ton.
By having these articles
at hand it would often save the trou-
BILE of trip to town in the busiest
season or in the night, and would
enable me to treat slight ailments
as soon as they appear, and thereby
avoid the more serious diseases that
so often follow.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-04-09

T. B. Robinson of Moravia was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
Thos. Montgomery of Porthill was
in town last Tuesday en- route to
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mr.. H. w. Terrence ar
rived in Bonners Ferry from Otis
Orchards, Wash, where they have
been spending the winter. They will
put in the crops on their ranch in
Paradise Valley before returning to
Washington.