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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29
Local Grocers Conform

Local GrOcers COnfOrm-Local gro
GERS are conforming to the newspaper
statement of the new food regula-
ton without waiting for official noti-
fication. The new order provides
that when flour is sold an equal
amount of either corn or oatmeal, rye
flour. whole wheat flour, graham or
other substitute for wheat be sold,
with it to the same purchaser.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29

Hitchracks Up-Hitchricl1s have
been put up by the city on vacant
lots throughout town for farmers
horses. This resulted from action
taken on a petition by the Woman's
Federation of Country clubs.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29

Closing Out Sale-H. B. Lue will
conduct public closing out sale for
Batty Bros, one mile east and three
and a half miles south of Kimberly
beginning after a free lunch at IL 80
O'Clock. Sixteen head of mules, six
head of cattle and a lot of machinery
and household goods will be offered
for sale.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29

Good Snow Fall-There is a lot of
snow up in the basin now, about two
feet of it, according to Engineer ]. f.
Porterfield, of the Salmon Canal COM
pany, who was in town yesterday He
says the outlook is good and improv-
ing dailye
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29

pecially appropriate and attractive;
and the great Presbyterian day was
fittingly concluded by an evening SER
vice. the principal feature of which
was the excellent rendering of the
sacred cantata, "A Song of Thanks
giving" by J. II. Maunder. In this.
choir and organ combined to delight
the audience. which filled every nook
and corner of the room, many being
unable to get in at all DR.. Donald
son presented a message regarding
the place of music-of symphony"
between man and man and God and
man, which was as bright and inter
esting as it was vital and practical
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29

Back After visit-Mrs. G. f. Burk-
hardt, whose husband is dean of AL
bion state normal, left Friday, after
visiting a month with her sister, Mrs
j. II. Boyle
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29
THE BEST ADVICE YOU HAVE
EVER GIVEN ME WAS WHEN
YOU TOLD ME TO BUY A FARM

I did, and now l find the firm ycu
referred me to has more land like
an investor wants. l hear they have
40 acres that they will trade for city
property, and that they have so acres
that can be bought with no money
down; and 160 acres Of land in fine
state of cultivation. Why don't peo-
pie get land before another advance.
| sure am glad / was referred to d. NJ
Denton Real Estate & Trust Co., who
loan money. write insurance, rent
houses, and sure take care of a fellow
in the right manner.-Adv.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29
Farm Loan EIects-The farm

Farm Loan Elects-The farm loan
association organized under the rural
credits act met and elected officers
this week. w. F. Alworth was elect
ed president; e. p. Dunlap, vice
president; w. F. Edwards, secretary
and treasurer; ID. L. Beamer, E. p.
Dunlap, w. F. Alworth and W. B.
Wolfe, directors.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29
Third Annual SaIe-A.

Third Annual SaIe-A G. Shades
will have his third annual sale at his
ranch thirteen miles southeast of
Murtaugh, seven miles northwest of
Oakley and twenty miles southwest of
Burley, beginning Immediately after
free lunch at 1870 a m, on Tuesday,
February 49, Thirty head of good,
young, work horses, thirty head OF
cattle fifteen head of shoats and some
small stuff will be offered at this
sale which will be conducted by Col.
II. B. Lue.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29
Comforts Forwarding COMMITTED

The local Comforts Forwarding com
mittee. organized by Christian Scien-
lists, who desire to work through
their own channels for men in SER
vice, has it's headquarters, for the
present with Mrs. Belle Boone, 445
Third avenue west The latter part
of this week they will furnish wool
for knitting to all who desire to help
in this work Membership at 25c
a month is open to all interested peo-
pie.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29
LOCAL BREVITIES

Library Fund-A box social held in
the school at District SO on January
%, raised $2720 for the library.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29

Raised Good Sum - The Curry
school raised $3.50 at a social last
week for the care and education O.
French orphans.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29

The Original Design that constituted
the first page of the elaborate pro-
gram used at the Presbyterian dedi-
cation service Sunday was the work of
Miss Irene f. Wiser, of this city,
who has done some exceedingly clever
and artistic things of that character.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29
The War Fund Renefit

The War Fund Benefit, soon to be
staged under the auspices of the la
dies of the Twentieth Century club,
should not be forgotten. 1t will
transpire on February 14th-one week
from next week Thursday
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29

Royal War Bread saves wheat and
that will help win the war. Ask your
grocer. -Advt
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29

Ask your grocer for Royal War
Bread. 1T is wheatless." -Advt.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29

Thrift is the order OF the day; eco
nomical food recipes are printed in
the Pure Food section every Tuesday
Read them in the TIMES with profit
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-29
Expenditures

$45,5O1.2 $45,5O1 .26
In addition we have the following
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-29

rode ON the Iackawanna from Buffalo TO New York. started
at five o'clock in the evening. Until dark closed in the train ran along
the rim of the GencScO Valley. Looking out of the ear window saw
things, and the shadows aud ideas of things.
Trees, the Creator s most gracious ornament, the crown of beauty
to a beautiful world. could not endure a trceeSS land
The Dance of the Trees. Now III armies of forest. now in groups
as groves, now solitary, or trooping like dancing girls IN long rows
Twisted trees in orchards. Dropping willows by water courses.
pyramidal trees like lonely sentnelS in pastures.
Fields. Green-dark brown brown yelled with the light green
Of new crops-feds with high grHln-flat fpids-rOling fields,
Farm houscs-al ugly. Oh, Man, Man!
MISUNDERSTANDING creekS-rushng brOokS-StHl bitches
and ponds-sweet smiling lakcs-a placid river. Water is the Eye
Flowers. A white smear upon the green grass. a yellow gauze up
on earth $ nudity. Edgng the road. frecning among the weeds of
the railway embankmcnt. Nature iocund, playful, smiling. Butter
cups, elder blossoms, daisies.
Roads. Running know not whittier. Every road leads to the I'M
known. Yet every road leads Home. The path Of men and their We
hicles. The vestiga of human effort, hope, passion.
Cattle. Black and white-tawny-red. Browsing lcEurely. The
The heart finds rest.
Bridges. All difficulties shall be at last overcome. There is always
y way for the will of man.
Telegraph poles and wires. Trembling taut nerves Of civilization.
A great Locust Tree shading a pigSti. Nature mothcring the
nglncss of man.
Sky. The West of liquid silver. Clouds of infinite variety. The
Beauty of Change. The fascination of cvancsccncc. Majesty. Light.
The bright Infinite in which our Finite SwmS.
Box cars, sag-heapS, depotS, ticpilcN, ShackN. handcarS, bitches
The hide0usness of getting ON. Why can we not make money beauti-
fully We shall know how some day.
Nature. Mothe and Slave of Man. So quiet, vast, beautiful.
dumb. Waiting, with divine patience, to Feed man, 10 Clothc him.
shelter him, Warm him, at last to take him back dead To her bosom.
Try anew her great experiment.
Fences. Joke! Man trying To Own his Mother. to own his Mother
Earth, who waits to gather him in,
Thank God! there are no fences in the Sky!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-29


Nv "'''U' ," ''s" 81 sudden dan
- '"'' I' is JOB % tree li,rp, Jark
''''7 ''"
l'ci'r hurried 10 Join Hippy J,rE
When h' r"tono' the nluE hc found
several other friend. there. Damn,
Meadow Mouse Nimhl, UoeI4 tn.
Jumping Mouse Whit,f.ot he Wood
Mouse loriN Nuskrat Spntty the
Turtl" Grandfather Frog
"a" r|iackhird sammy JAW ANA : ,n,
legs tho Heron
Hello rvrrybody' cried Pete,
WIN. -o, vim. h,,,..
sammy Ii,. Iu t.,s,,. ,.
n peter .h,,IJ r,s. 81, "'
what would he I'D, u.,b hts
Ever,hoa, rri,l =,
I.t,, v.uLt d.. ,.,. WIN,
no should harmon IL. losa vi
cars tlt p,b.1, ,,,t, ~
Wcll Peter vb,t w,nt,
with them =" d,r.,nl,I sn Wv,
.rtcr c.,rhndY b,d ri.,, u,
Peter l.,t.d t,,Ii.n ..r.
hindf,ot. SCRATCHED al. I'm, .,n,
car with hf. l,r. l,r, ,u,tf.. III,
his whirkera -btrt,l ,,,u, u,,,.t,.
and FINALLY said ~ d,p,, E,,u v,,t
would + do win tb,p
20 don't kp,v ,tb,r, r.,.r,.l
sammy .lay proptptr, nh.,,,.. ,h,,,
i4 ro KNOWING wh,t you uiu q, ,,,,
know what votld a., ii, I'm, ,l,n,
10 ANYTHING un, mar bo,,.,od
what d.r,pd.I pn,a, j,
o. tnat .y.r,tol, p,,rr.d
.Wby w.pId ~. ,b,w o, , hmm,
tI, r.,st I,.tt.r 80 Poo, . p
look,d uo,. ;oniish tb, ,,.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-29
Monday Evening,
July 49,, 1918.
PRIVATE DANNY
IN FRANCE
BY FRAZIER HUNT

three days Of this life. tou-hc gets
so lazy that he wont do nothing but
cat and sleep and scratch Just Il little
htt when ho has To- lu fact he gets So
lazy that he'd rather scratch than Ect
them little birds touk nffiu him
You see they got a Mace here that
don't do nothing else tut de-cuutic q
fello. ana all you l.t Ca do ls 20 so
over there and ret your head clipped
ana ro through the treatment and
then you come out with clean Clothes
ana AN reaoy 60 start, iu again 10
taisr O. new family
We an done that right away bat
Butch Walters who was Just 70 durn
lazy to even walk over there. Al he
wanted 20 do was JUST lay around
and "a cootie hunting nut of
course that didn't make no great hit
with uS when We had To live with
Eutch sd ~e Kept telling him to go.
But Butch he wouldn't move
So fluaily wc got e big official look
INK paper and fixed q an NJ aud
handed il to Butch o. read that thcrr
would hr inspection tomurruw morn.
iug and that anybody found conceal
iuu % single cnorr mail or frmnil
about L,. ror~ou would n, 'uok ult
net shot 1' once
Well hutch moved llo ro YVES on
rnr grand rrr-rut Ste made d. B-Iiuc
.or that de- rouuciur outft aud he
bad om give hjm the complete
,ours, and -piur post graduate work.
beside
when De- come nlot io the ]hptrucks
That u.put ho had everything dome 20
him cNDopi hi. u1ils r|laulcurcd and
the cootle that tlirJs with lYItrh now
ccrtaiuly VIII br counting death
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-29
Fashions for Americans

a GREAT doal has boon said ou I
A written. and very wise,
Aagaiust the wearing of mourn
ing these days. For general homo 90.
street wear suits and coats and trH. 49,
That are OF cheerful colors But tor
evening wear black w. q great .a,uI ic.
Gfteu black evening ar, ,I-
ttfcly unrellcvod bV color OF any
lind. and again "a touch ct color 10
carried in the embroidery of oItnu
silk or beads that serves to omh,hsh
the froCk,
The sketch gives 70 suggestion Tor q
very charming little evening froc"
thai, maN be mai, ut nome wlthout
amy difficulty. II ~ severely pluln,
ana may be made Of soft black satin,
creme de Chine, or crepe meteor, ine
skirt has wide bands which may bc
81 sell fabrl, embroidered IN black
or color or thcy may be col headed
net. The pirdlc wound twice abo,t
tho figure and ucd low is a graceful
feature. As viii be noted, the bands
uro set ON so as TO slope upward ~
front. this arrangement serving To-
avoid the figure shortening tendency
tbat bands OF uniform width set on
straight around have.
The frock, rs may be seen, ~
sleeveless and Is finished with ban II
clrchnR the upper arm. To wear 80
evening gown that has no sleeves %
woman mus, be blessed with very
beautiful arms, white even a little
band. such as that used on this grace
fuI evening gown. Stimulates "a sleeve
aud adds very materially 90 its gen.
tral hecomingucsS.
BEADED nots m nll black are used
10 fashion entire evening trocNs, and
~ Be- possible 20 use q beaded or 'r1
Iroldcrci net TO Ncil on dupo 90 lus'
season frook OF either black CO.. cote
urod fabric and o. very charming.
smart irotk result
While a1' black is decidedly smart
for evening. ~ lbs by no means uni
Tormly adopted and 80 utIli2,ug % laa'
season ,,rul or duy time fro'k a.
tho foundation. % lovely printed sil'
wolfe CO.. chiffon ma} nc selected "'
The over dress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-29

p.tuH. mclodior css. Guinness.
strength. uaturulr,gs, WDIIuwu,ss.
W|Nsu,tism, express com. Dlfr.lnn ulu
y., and r]eSponst,It,
study these contrasting I.s'. with
rrIcr,uc, 20 NouI own e..., Nnfo
Its good uupiiti,s nut plso n.t, ..u.
didlN iis defects ASK sur, fr.,ud
whu knows Nou intimately tu at,, uI.
honest opinion OF Nuur Voice. s 90
means OF enabling You tp uI.u -
moro impastially.
o. ON making TINS nalysis .au di.
cover that your voice ,s seriously
faulty, hceir without dclay To- try 10
improve it. For thI. purpose son muv
uud u necessary fu go go "a good totr,
t,urhor. bat thor, .., many wi,s n
winch Won can h,.a tuursclf tu hrtt,r
,~loaIilatlou.
one ot "a" most Iumurlur rouII.
TONS To the vote, uuspulur rirIIIfv
,u the throut HuH mouth To n,It
overcome this r.tctirr ,uvuIua
which compols r,'. alton ct ih, mus.
rl,- ct the thruuf
Or resonance n ucliur. pr..iI..
bumminp the l,tt. m" Win CO.., nu.
closed 'utDr glu| I} open the nu..
olune.ur from so, mmiut "m' Ju
prolonged 'ah'
When rho ,oI, Is weak practice
uit'r. rF tho ,uVt. .luuds m ,yrIuu.
h'rs. oNplosivoiN. with use of Do,
abdominal muscle, Also read 1'pl..
boz Oh l-,Dlauutorf for 40 lDnsi 'Dl
mtuutrs every On.
Iut thtu tuI,t. ... HpmpJl lt 90 g|t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-29

the sullu system zoe
word
4 'Iud mo- answer
ready ii.lt .all past
sis ,uIIld uudrf
stand onl1 know
fIuf ul1 nf.sW.l
must NOT uItIsr utm
#trIId uf tl., dIrN
81 must imply tllaJ
t.r. wise puJ
PROTECTIVE, lHt HuV
.tu ,tuluIu tIIut 20
IiafI $50 9
.usu,t,i viii.
'.Il tou tomorrow
-uu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-29

Neat story; Peter Is s'oan How,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-29
FROM A CAR WINDOW
~ DR. A CRANE.

tcopywriht 1918. by Frank crar
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
FSuntlS ion 11tei5cn
fir Sdtiffc erbaltcn

SIN soag n. Dtar3-Ger g(us.
Iouogminiiter 9. gou6on, 6at Dem
ForIolncnt eine 9lote iI6erreidjt in
Der Fl 0ic 5tpQung bel Den Ser.
bdn0Iungen nit oen 9lqiierten Be.
8iigltdJ Der 6fouomiihen gesic6un.
gen ar6rtcrt. @r go6 bcfannt. bob,
felt bic 9lotc alisqeferttat mar, er
glddridlt er6olteH babe. oab Die
2laiierteu oie gc0ingling Der sol.
ldnoer, oaB 5oldnoiitbe Shiiie,
bic ibueH sur 8erfiiguna aeiieQt
mcroen Die G}qiobr5one nidt be.
iabren oiirieu, mioerrliien molten.
aie 9lote aibt an oob Qmcrifn fid
6ereit rrfldrt S5ollnno Dor 2f6idlIub
eines oefiaitinen 8ertrdqes nit
100000 Soineg 9ei3en gr uer.
iehen ioIls 0m aaiierten 500.
600 1ouueu Sdiii5falm snr Der.
iiiauna iteGi Sic hoa0nbiide Re.
BierlW1 erpd8t, Oh iic ein oerarli.
ges AbfomHlen aHHesaen lam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
Bcric9tet iiber G0ten
Hes SecraiSers 11oclf

2onoon, IA Rdr8 6rou U}afen.
5ie, SteporoeB oeB Ganpfers g2a.
tltn8a, Der bon Dem Oeuti6en Sen.
teidiff 8oIf oerienft nur6e, trof
bier beute bon 31nemorf Elm ln0
cr8d6Ite il6er Sic Saten oe5ielbcn.
gle beiono lid nnter 0enicnigen. Die
uon OeunoGoii", frii6er oas ipaniide
0anpfidliif SgnB @}enoi. an goro
genonmen mtroe Ger 98olf, 70
iagte 5rou Q}adcn3ie. berieutte
fran8oiiibe mo amerifaniide edit.
ie nodoem er ale oeren 9robiiio.
nen on 9oro gcuonuuen botte. W2it
ten I'M 9lttantiiden 68enn mnroen
5fpei omerifnniidc 5ran5portidliffe
geiidtet; Der aopitdu aber Iicb 0ie.
iel6en gum Gritdltpen Der Wonn.
idaft, bic it'd 6ereits nuf eiuen
aampf por6ereItet batte, poiiieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
ucitc Proclamation
Ses 6clgp. 21cDiHe

g(nIGBlib 6es gerfalfes Der
9rieqsiparnarfen erlieB @oubernerr
aeitb giebille cine Grotl1nation,
Die mir nndItebeno i'm @ortlaut
folgen laiien:
Ser GefretGr oes Sd]abantes
eriudte Die 9eh0Iferung Nebra8fa'S,
Der glegierlng ndbren0 0es Sob
res 1918 Ole Gunrrne BON $4,000.
900 0urd glnfauf Der 4rieg8ipor.
marfen 81 boroen. Bis iebt bot See
bro8fa oieias 9lloto nod lang nift
erreiht, obmohl e8 i'm GerbQltni8
5itr 8ebolterun9S5o6l, bereits mebr
in 0ieier 9Lngelegenbeit leiitcte, ols
irgen0 Elm nn0erer Staot Ser Union.
gs lit Der 8uni6 oes ariegslpor.
aontitec. ooB g}c6rosfa Ser erIte
Stoot lit, o3r iein bolleS 2uoto
3eidnet iu10 5u 0ieicn 3mcde Be.
ltinlne i6 Sen %. 0}1r5 ais
ariegsiportog.
sd crude sic genobuer g1e.
brosfas einorin9Iid, iid am felt.
geiebteu Gage oil oen pon 0en so.
folfouitaen icitgeiesten 8eridmnl.
llrngsorten ein8tlftnoen uno, nod
genauer lle5erlrgltng ibrer 9flihteu
ibrem 2nnoc gegenilber, fid) gum
2lntouf einer beitintutten 9[n3obl
Don ariegsipormarfen berpiIidten,
bic fie i'm 9opfc oes Synbres ertper.
ben ruer6en.
sd eritte ferner bic @eif1fts.
bGltier Ses St1ates 8orfebrunqen
81 treffeH, I'M ibren glngeitelIten
Belegen6eit 3u geben, on 6ieien
Spnrberinmnlungen teil5unebuen.
nSauien6e Der ieiniten rm0 be.
item iltnger gl1nner 0ebrosfa's
traten Dem 6eeres. o0er W2orine.
oienit ibres 2nuoes BEL, bereit,
ielbit oud ons arobte 5pfer in Ser
.ei6igung oes'elbeu 81 briugen.
Die bier 5urildbleiben,
'6unen aIs patriotiidje Biirger nift
Deniger tuu als fleiHe Gpier 5uI
iriuaeh oie fir bic @ofiianng
luieres Glpta on aricgsiparmarten
loils iiAo.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
miebcrlsnt fS britiIci1c
Sc6iffe Ucrienkt

2o10on "A, 9}dr8.-0ie g6lnirn.
Iit1t beridtet, 0uB our6 Nlinen un0
1aufboote IN ser perfloIlcuen $50.
DE is britiide 5anOejsidiife uno
elm 5iid)erboot berlorpn qi10en.
.15 Der SonoeIsihlife poren ilber
1000 &onnen qroB un0 0rei I'M.
fer iener &onnnqe Die 3obI Der in
ben Sdieu bes 8ereinigten a0nig.
reids einoeI1:tfcneu Sd)iffe betrltg
2,046, ipG6reno 2062 g(uSfabrten
6eridtet ipurhen. gldt Sunoelsffiffe
murOen erfoIaIos angegriffen.
esSn ben Ieyten oret 8o6en fitlb
ie6esnlol IS britiide S6iffe 5er.
itort mor6cn. en- Der boriaen ISOLDE
iparen obcr mr - bon mebr oIs
/ 900 Qonnen norunter. 1tn0 IN ser
ISOLDE oorher IA Sdiffe iener
@r0Bc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
q ,lmerikaner i'm
hampIc oeiaueu
, samrtf auA II gtiditbermaubeit,
earanttr Nanuimapn aralit
Mnnirntlt

@oi1iuaton il @ara r,
Inom arita8aat agitcui pcroiicnt.
liddt }'criuiHiir cnth6lt Sic giomtn
iron 6 soiAoicn Nie im aanbp ae.
idIcu fms ron 3 solboicp Sir
ihrcn g9un0cB crlnaen uon Z. 0ic
iniolae bon SraaF6eiien fiorbcn. bon
3nei bic itmer imh IT,, Bic lcidt
perlett mur6en Inter Sen Qcidi.
berpun0eicn bcfinOct iidl Souhi.
mom @rdlitoIO glooirpelt Ger eincr
Rribat0cpeidle ocn1b ben eincn
SdlrdpnelIitiif nnt Qlctn berlcbt
muroe mt0 eiuen 9lrntbrld 0apon.
tutQ.
@etotet niroen: 5eracani QonI
D. 2oltomia aorporaI g9iaion
@ebriua; @culciucr SurrO g. 9n.
oerion; @eneiner Somcr Touiou;
8emcincr Somcr W alcin; sc.
uteincr SobH 2eooll
Zen g8lntoeu crInaen @emciucr
tSuiieppe iFG1uchi m0 4orporol
9fuooIpb Q. 6oii.
Mn arnufFeiicn itorbcn sorbo.
roG GInoc 9. Syone8 @emcincr 5ern
VI. 9riitol; @eluciuer Syo6n @aiIcb
Sill; @cmeiHcr 9oren s. Mitdca;
@emeiuer Sen Y 0iooou; @emeiner
@eorge @aihinqton 3utIeoae @c.
meiuer 0iaurice 8 Sdmarb.
Sdper nertmnoct Serqeont Sir.
all s. 9ro6g imo @cmeiner Ser.
rel 6 Sycnniuos
2piht oarntnoet. 6uuptlnonuI
2trhibolO 9. RooicbeIt aorporo[I
@iuiom 5cibcrt mo Charles R.
Simmons, @emctuer 92i6oIns gbri.
tom; g8iaie q Cornelius, 90.
parO g. 9orlouo; eSyoco6 Seller;
robert 8. gPnnter: GomarO S.I
RarrD Sopor0 6. Spioel; ln0l
Soiepb Ic5enSt.
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2onoon IA. 01Gr5. Ger britt.
ide 8eritorer 9lrieI bat fiirslid elm
0eutides &ouhboot berienft un6 adt
gtitglieoer Der @2onnidoft gefanqen
geuomnlen.
Ser 3erit6rer befano iid) auf ga.
trouillen6isnit. als ibin berihtet
iuur6e, Dab Elm Gaud6oot in n6r6It.
den @em1iiern operierte. 9[ls 6as
Reriifop geiidtet pllroe, belt Der
3eritorer gero0e orf oas Saufl6oot
8i uno berIudte, eS at rnntmen,
iDdbreno ieine WonniAaft 6as Boot
beifoB. Ser 8erItorer fubr iiber
oa8 Ialidboot binlpeg, ipeldeg ie0od
beiha0igt nur0e unO oltftaudte.
3as &ou6boot beriu9te, feline @e.
iditbe geaen ben 3eritorer 5u rid)ten.
9odl es ipur0e bon einem 5dluB
getroffen ttno beriout. Qldt 01ann
Der 8eiabung muroen gerettet 9(uh
in Der gtd6e bon gladio0 gap an
Der 8eitfiiite 3rlouo5 6eitan6 Elm
arnlierter britiider Gombfer cincn
aatpf nit einem Sau66oot, mrldes
BON meRreren @eidoiien eetroiien
uuo Derienft muroe
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8enlpIe, Ger, IA. M1r3. Soupt.
mann .. 8. eSournier bon Gan Sin.
tonic erlitt cine idnere Gfalpuun.
De, &ooett o. ". goams einen
geinbrud, aaOett ). g8. Sofplep
etne 8iidenberrellfltng, ais Elm Bal.
Ion, Der bon San Qntonio ans einen
6luaberiuh mahte, BEL ailleen aus
elmer Sobe bon 5000 SUB geItern
bera6fiel 5eds meitere 01onn.
ihoften beianoen iif in Dem 9orb
uno ole pur0en mebr ODER meliaer
berlett 3as gcntiI geriet in lin.
or0nung, nls Die 5lieqer 5u lon0en
uno Der 9aIlon fieI nit
einer SfneIligfeit bon 30 SUB Die
5eflln0e berob. Die @erleBteil luur.
ben uad Gan 2tntonio geihofft.
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ueilcr SeppcIinanpriff
aiIf cnoliid,e liiiitc
Sriiii6r 1litatr preiitn attibnta,
@rraur anh anatrc militariidt
@uultf an,

ponNon II mara. 6einAliht
guitihflr baben ntrAcrnp 0ie glcrN
oiitHitc BON 0u0IanN aciiem obenf
ouacoriifeB sn icinem @erihit
iibcr 0eu Glulriii iaat 8eueraI
8reu1 Gin ooer 5uc fciu0lidt
guitidiiie arificn 0ie glorSoittiiitc
furB nod $50 lthr at Ghua 60
gomben iicIcu nobe Der aiiite nie.
Der. 9i6ber iin0 nod Femc 9rridir
iiber Go0esf1ae o0cr 9loicrioIiha.
ocn ein1eIatien.
Ger 0eutihe 3eppeIin.glneriff ouF
England om Gieusiog mar nid)t er.
toIareidl. Gr srrcidie feine gunfte
bon miIit1riiber 8idltafeii in0 mir
elm 2uftidliif mari gomben olf cine
Stobt ab. Bier goniben fieIen nif
Sun, bic nnoereu IN offcnem &c.
l1n0e.
2lm 0}ittpoh g}uhnittoQ ariffen
britiihe 5lieger 0ie Mlnitionsiabri.
Zen ttto aoiernen in 6reiburg an.
mie elm ofii3ieIer geridt ilber 55lie.
Gcroperattonen ongibt.
oetDa 10 Gonneu GrploiibitoFfe
nuroen obgcluorfeu, ioqt Der 8e.
ridt n2tae uniere g}oitbinen er.
reihten ihr 3iel
g4uBeroem ipur0en mebr oIs 0rei
8onl6en olf oie Gods in
9rilgge abgeporfen g(m 0ienStoq
NOR Die 5liegeroftibitGt itGrter ol8
ionIt lteber 1872 Gonnen GrpIo.
IibItoffe nltr6en ouf berIdlieoene
3ielibeiben nbgemorfen Sorunter
Die 9obnitreden bel 0ions lut6 So.
ban, groBe 0}unition8loger noro6It.
lid Dor ct Quentin nno iii6Iib bon
0onot rno 0ltlib bon 9ens."