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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
Faculty Fancies"
BY EULA JOSEY.

Miss Bowman
sometimes / think Miss Bowman
quite a mystery
To keep as bright n smile while
teaching History"
Yet If you look about, I'm sure you'll
find dears,
It's clever folk who take time to be
kind. dears:
And so her mind rejects the thought
cepsorious.
And crowns the ancient rule "Vic-
torious.'
Miss Kimble--
II she doth seem severe pom our
hilarity,
And II smile from her is. a great
rarity,
It's not because she really is so
stern, dears.
But only il determined that we
should learn, dears.
Solemnity's on her tall brow de-
picted;
To the pursuit OF knowledge" she's
addicted.
Miss Barbour
Miss Barbour vows that dreary Math-
ematics
Is the highest form OF mental aero
battles
lyon cannot have brain well
rounded. dears,
Unless in math you're firmly ground
ed dears:"
So when you ache with mental con-
centration
Just think how grand a thing is
Education
Miss Bergman
We love TO speak long sentences So
norous
or grammar "flawless" and mean
ing "porus"
But whether we "shall' or will
dears.
Is a vexed question still, desrs;
And till We get this monster firmly
strangled
Our conversation will be sadly jan
gled.
Miss Berrigan-
The juniors thought her youth and
fragile slenderness
Were outward signs OF inward ten
derness.
And n/st confess in the beginning.
dears.
They did impose upon her manner
winning, dears;
But now those juniors are wee mi
nority
Who dare to even question her au-
thortv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
Dranatics

A scene from the play "Antigone''
will b. given In assembly thus wecR.
This will be the strongest scene IA
the entire play The cast is as fUI-
lows
Ereon ...,,.....,,.. Laura Holmes
Antisone .,....... GeneVirvc Willett
lsmene ,........,.., %. sara Cannon
GRurd ...,........,.. Ethel Cannon
II wos hard struggle to choos
between Armogenc and Sara as both
were very good, Then there are
minor parts that we're equally good
but could not be presented because
OF tho limited time OF the assem- bly,
period
The offices Of costume CvCrseer
and stage manl-;eT weru> given to
Anna Zella Goff and Edith Frost re
spectively.
Francis Sheehan viii! give the his
tory OF tho play up TO this scene and
Pauline Jores will take the history
from this scene to the end Of the
play
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
William Rhees

william Rhees, a mem bcr OF the
chsS Of "a, left school last spring
~ Cp into thu army. lie Joined the
aGation section signal corps and
Immediately left for Kelly Field.
san Antonio, Texas. lie has been
M France several months. having
crossed last winter with many thrill
ling escapes He has seen lots OF
action and is getting to be vet
eran lie writes home:
Was glad that-------- Joined
the army, but sorry that he Joined
tho pill rockies thosnitsl corps)
H." 'ho,id have Joined the infantry
or machine gun cOmpOny. or artil-
lerv. A. FOR myself, am in the best
branch NJ the service but seldom
get closer than ten miles from the
front. I myself see more than the
average man IN thls service. ! am
carving dispatches But | prefer
The hurter.
well. the second battle of the
Soulme Is going on now, and l hope
th3t bv the time this letter reaches
YOU u win he over. The way men
are getting killed IL something nw-
tul | suppose the papers say some
thing RpOut it, but they can't des-
cribe he awfulness You must re-
member this IS ,he b'oodiest fight
the world has over seen. Division
after division of troops are being
literally wiped ont
Il SUI pose YOU are thinking OF
culistins ! hope you do, but II you
do don't enlist In the pin rockies,
get some where. where YOU can see
rc2l service II YOU get by q mean
Il you don't got hutuped ofO you will
have an experience which YOU will
be proud o.
welt | am at the post " and
th"y close in couple of minutes.
| wish could write YOU long let
Ter.
"Gcur friend
BILL"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
MOTHER.

tBy Kathleen Norrisl
As .,years ago we carried tn your
knees.
Tho tales and treasures OF event
ful days,
Knowing no deed TOO humble for
your praise.
Nor any gift too trivial to please,
SO stll we bring with older smiles
and tears,
what gifts We may, tn claim the
old. dear right.
Your faith. beyond the silence and
the night,
Your love st,l close and watch
ing through the years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

p f. Wilder invariably comes
class without his geometry book
his time ana mind are occupleu
the act of csc corting mis- oetrothtu
the fourth moor and II he shonin a.
to his locker he would miss TINS Z"
liEhtful opportunity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Mrs. I.e Sourd wishes that who
ever brought the dog into study hall
would give himselt up, So that she
could soak him In detention
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Mr.. Unverferth - Murl, give l"'
necessary criticisms
silence. ,.t.
MIR. t-nverferth. innocently--L',
tie louder. Murl. we can't hear you
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Friday afternoon the military girls
had their pictures taken for the
Tom Tom" They were all dressed
In uniform and looked really mill
tary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Frank W.--"Mr Pratt, saw "A
sign down on a street which said.
no Parking, and there was a park
ing ten feet wide"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Nj T. A Collius from stephens
college, Mo was here Thursday and
spoke 10 the seniors OF T. H. $. This
is girl Iunior college and last year
had forty girls from Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

AtAse citizens OF Tu,sa are cor
~nvited TO attend this exhibit
and see the excellent work which the
high school has done during the
present year
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-28

The District Board has been in session
this week. passing upon cases sent to i
from St. Mary. The following decisions
have been rendered mp to the end Of thci
session Tuesday. viz:
Sullivan Canciennc, Amelia, Shiyyard
not granted.
Walter Collins, Franklin, Agriculture
mot granted.
Percy !. dcGravelles. Paterson, Agri
cultural, not granted.
Snly NJ. Roger. .Jcanerette, r. D., Ag
riculturaI. not granted
Chas. I. Pichoff, Agricultural, not
granted.
Wallace Bouriea, Adeline, Agricultu-
raj, not granted.
Gaetano Cutrere, Patterson, Agricul-
tural, not granted.
T. E. Baggette, Morgan City, Indus
trial, not granted.
Casino Florella, Morgan City, Agri-
cultural, not granted.
f. A. Ganaway, Morgan City, Indus
trial (Ship-y ard), not granted.
Louis Mcclure, Clarendon, Agricultu-
raj, not granted.
L. s. Baptiste, Baldwin, Agricultural,
not granted
Charles Edwin Frost, Franklin, Indus
trial, not granted.
Lawrence L. Boudreaux, Morgan CITY,
Industrial, not granted.
Eusebe A. Robicheaux, Centreville,
Agricultural, not granted.
Clarence Etienne, Clarendon. Agricul-
tural, not granted.
a. H. Babin, Centreville, Agricultural,
not granted.
Toney D. Hudson, Foster, Agricultur
al. not granted.
Joseph Alexander, Louisa, Agriculture
al, not granted.
Robert Joseph Romaire, Foster, Agri-
cultural, not granted.
Amanlas Smith, Morgan City, Indus
trial (Ship-yard), not granted.
Edward Guiteau, Ramos, Agriculture
Il. not granted.
Marie s. Sacco, Centreville, Agricul
trail. not granted.
Corbett J. Peltier, Centreville, Agricul-
ural, not granted.
John Henry Kuhlman, Franklin, ap-
'ealed. Appeal refused.
John Everette Comeaux, Berwick, ap-
peal. Appeal refused.
Mitchell Sacco, Centreville, Agricul-
,ural, not granted
P. L. Darise, Julien, Agricultural, not
'ranted.
John U. Landry, Julien, Agricultural,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-28
Helps
Sick
Women

Cardui, the woman's
tonic, helped Mrs. VIII
liam Eversole, Of Hazel
Patch, Ky. Read what
she writes: II had q
general breaking-down
of my health. l was in
bed for weeks, unable to
get up. ! had such q
weakness and dizziness,
>. and the pains were
very severe. A friend
tod me ! had tried every
thing elsA why not
Cardui ?. | did, and
soon saw it was helping
me After IL bottles,
! am strong and well. /"
I'm
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-28

The District Attorney is summoning
his witnesses for the session of the Grand
Jury, which will convene April 18th,
1918. Mr.. Percy Saint has recently re-
turned from a speaking tour in North
Louisiana. He states that the Parish of
st. Mary is far ahead in its patriotic
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-28
FLASHES FROM THE
PARISH SEAT

The family Of Albert B. Black, who re-
Gently left for jefferson Barracks, Mis-
souri,, to voluntarily join the Coast Ar
tillery Service have received news that
he was sent to the Pacifice Coast and will
probably be sent to the Hawaiian Is
lands for duty there.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-28
part of the draft March 80, 1913.

The Sheriff Of the Parish through his
deputies is locating and is notifying all
the colored selectmen who are to leave
on the 30th Of the month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-28

work in comparison with the other Par
ishes visited. While this is a matter Of
pride to the citizens of St. Mary, he
states that none should relax IN their ef-
forts to do all in their power.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-28

Miss Daisy Belle Smith a student o
Newcomb College is at home to spend tn
Easter holidays with her parents, DR.. an
Mrs. B. w. Smith
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-28

MIA. G. Lobdell has gone to Aus;in
Texas, to spend few days with Mrs
Lobdell, who is visiting her relations II
that city.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-28

Judge w. C. Baker motored to Patter-
son Tuesday night and addressed meet
ing Of the colored people of that town,
held to honor the colored men, selected
for military duty, and who will form a
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-28

| Irlal, granted.
| Sidney \. Bonvliain, Glencoe, Indus
trial, granted.
L. d. Nigucric. Patterson, Agriculture
al granted.
Jules Snitierre, Franklin, Industrial
granted.
Miss Daisy Belle Smith student Of
Newcomb College is at home to spend the
Easter holidays with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. B. w. Smith.
| MIA. G. Lobdel has gone to Aussin,
| Texas, to spend a few days with Mrs.
Lobdell, who is visiting her relations in
that city.
Mr.. James Todd, former resident of
Bayou Sale, died at his home in Den
ham Springs and will be brought to Cen
treville for burial, the services to taLt
place this afternoon. He leaves wife,
who was Miss Libbie Gates of Franklin,
and two sons, James and Alfred.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Loustalot will
leave Saturday for New Orleans to spend
Easter with Mrs. Loustalot s parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Achile Landry.
nj IL
rapidly sold. Every indication points to
full house.
The Julien Branch of the Red Cross
expects to have dance Easter at the
julien Hall, Cypremort. The funds
raised will be used to equip work-room.
Mrs. Prescott, who has been with her
husband, Lieut.. Foster in San Antonio,
is expected Sunday for visit to her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Palfrey.
List Of unclaimed matter advertised |
~ '
a.
A'anS' rhiiip
Antell, Allen
An'efsoh' a. NJ
Alexander, Jules.
d.
I'eaoie' 'ohh
noudoulr' MI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-19
0apoleon uno Die bentide Spradle

Ill
Der Neffe oes geDaltigen Me!ts
eroberers fam perboltnismdBig Trnb,
Id,on i'm erlten Siinglingsalter oa5L
gntes 9eutih 81 iprefen, er oeroanfs
te es ieiner Mutter, Der er-aonigiil
BON Sollanb, Sortenie, Die, aus
Tronfreid perbnnnt, in Angsburg et-
ne 3uflldtsItdtte gefunoen bate, tpo
YrinB 9ouis ons @pmnaiium ct. @a-
no beludte. 60 finoen mir in sni
Sabreaberidt oes Iugshlrger 8prf-
naIiums BON 1921 inter ben edit
Tern ermabnt: Charles Souis gfapps
leon, Ser5og uon ct. Gen, aus Na.
ris, 10 Sabre aft 1922 figte orr
Glaiiemlebrer Or. 0obel Den tribe
rem Gintragungen oes 2ebrers Wior.
tin iiber 9eapoleons erite Sortld)ritte
i'm Deutiten ~Iolgenoes blli3ii: ogb-
renermdbnung oeroient utter naoe.
rem Der 8rin3 Charles Sollis Napo'
leon, meld)er bel gerullerer Setallllt
idaft nit DER oeitihen Sprod)e ltd
einen hoberen 4lab miiroe erlporbef
babeu.~ Rapoleon batte, obmohl e.
| eli Saliie eiflen @eiItIihen IND einei
Sofmeiiter ais gr3ieber bate, bel let
mem gintritt in bic gemeillaln'
IGdulbanf oes @DmnaIiums nur e.
ne 1ebr seringe aenntnis Der oeit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-19

fd)en Sprade. 0agegen bate er lelo-
lide 8eifidtsfenntniIie, 5eigte I'M
8pmnaiihm groBen 8leiB fno lernte
and baIo gut 9entid. Seine Wntter
batte Dem iuflgen 8rin5en erlaiibt,
iid) 5molftS pielfameraoert inter lei
nnem Mitfbiilern aussupdhler, nit
oenen ct I'M. Sriiihling unesiln Com
mer militarifte Spiele auffiibrte-
Napoleons gr3iebaulg mar aitdj M
Berbalb pes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ltre1g ~gereaelt. llnnrter1 mnroen oft
bart b%eitraft. 81 rib Der Bri115 zines
Cages Dem 8apagei ieines Sansbof=
meiiters 1dnrntlibe Sdfpan5feoern
aus uno Idmiidte oantit nif Sager-
art leine Miise uno Die ieiner Sea
nteraben oafiir gnb es Stube1larz
ret nno gnt5iebung Ger 8eipielen
ol1f ad)t Gage. Nnbere feline Son-
beiten puroen pom illngen 9fapoleon
in ser Shulflaile ausaefiihrt: oas
@erfen nit andafiigelben ol1f oas
&atbeoer oes Grofeiiors, oas ge=
malen bon @anoen. 9iiben nia.
troe lteter barter Strafen. Nber eille
GENTLE @ioerieelidfeit nno Ser
Id]moranesluit itedte nun einmol
i6on 81 iener Sllgeno5eit in Dem ipd<
teren Stoatsltreihler. Sic Crime
ring an oie i6onen oeutld)en @@u=
geitotage in @llgsburg mtroen ltets
treu bemahrt, uno als Safer bat cr
nit ieiner nod lebenoen 8attin, Der
@aiierin gngenie, Die Staot am 2eh
am IS. Mllguit 1867 auf ser Semi
reiic BON Der &aiierbegegnung nod
Sal5bnrg beiud)t. Snl iti1en @arten
an Der @eiligenfreu5Itrabe 81 Mugs
burg bradh Napoleon einen blilber=
Sen 3peig pom Baum mo reifte
i'm Ser idonen 5rau, Der lesIgen
@r-&aiierin gugenie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-19

1lur ipariam aitsgeteilt moroen Gu
maroff erbielt Tie als Shirt sStaliisfI;
ferner lino au1 Die Jelbberren Sol=
tifotp, @arclap Be Eoae ino 8as-
fietpiti6 .Grimansfi" in oen Siiriten-
itano erboben moroen. Son a~usldnot=
ihen Jiiritengefhledtern oette1t Ole
ruiiifde Gitriteattpiiroe oerfteben pltr-
De. ieien ole fdufdl16en Serriherfa=
milien a,ts V~tiingretien itto Rdafds
fen ermabnt: Ole erItere beiBt iest
@~agration. esbr @anpt fibrt ben St
tel Shirt BON Mingrelieny wdbreno
Die anoeren Mitglleoer Hrin5ett ,trto
Hrin5eilinnelt 9aoian beiBen. @uf
Mooption onrh ei1en tatari'1en Mhn
gebt bas Siiritengeihledt S~ltfiupo:p
3uriid.
@rofen- ulto 8aronentiteL pnren
in GuBlano i~iberbaupt atnbetonlt,
bis Setter ser @robe 1903 Sderentet-
ietp gum Grafen uno ITO ben gi3e=
fan5ler 5bafirotp gum Baron er-
1lannte. Seitbem boben Sic ruiiiideft
8rafenfamilien ii6 perne6rt. Die
Mprarin golltoi, Miinnid), Otter
manu- Yotemfin, Orion uip. I ittto
befonnt. gu ibnen traten peridieoeae
@rafengeidlehter aus Den Office
p%ropin5en, mie Die 4~olerbers, Die
Stenbod- Sermon b. Gerien. Sea ulto
b. @iien. Die 8aronenpiiroe italto
alrfargs in HuBlailo niHt bob I'M
@erte. Sic mtroe ndn1lih ltripriing=
li6 nur Sen Sofbanfiers 5uerteilt unO
genoB oaber fem groBes @nie1en.
1926 muroe iogar elmer Der Sofgalsf-
Ter uno Sof5perge baroniliert Anh
Ser p%ielgenannte S%oflniuiiter 8aron
Sreoerifs entltammt elmer Barriers
familie. Sab ser nidt titulierte @foel
in GuBlanb iiberalts 5ablreih III, e.
rubt oarauf, oaB 8eter I. 1922 eitte
8eltimnnlng traf, nonad Der Noel
Die 8eredtigltng 8u-allen @iilIt8rgrG-
SEN in Seer mo 6lotte berlieb. Oar
oltfbin fpttroe cine groBe Mfeltge Df-
fi5iere geaoelt, uno pern audl Die
9eItimmung ipdter aufge0oben Dor,
oen lit, 10 bat tie bod 5uc 8ernteE.
rung oes nid,t titulierten @oaIs u's-
gemein b%eigetrogen. Inter i9nelt gibt
es iibrigens beridieoene 6dmflfen,
oeren Gar1en in oas Sdlnmetblth
eingetragclt Iino uno oaren aniebca
lih oaber bon ie nit Dem Der tttulter-
ten Moelsfdmilien BAT nteIieu fo.nett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-19
Gin neHrr gicrter SUIT

@ierSig 9tationalitGten, Die iidl in
ser 2icbe SIT ibrem aoopttrnatcrldito
pereinigen, lofpie IN Der hoesitett
Dicuitleiitlng, ods 2ebert ielbIt IN
Sample fir @eredtfgfeit, SraIJeif
mo 9emofratie an5tbietett,1 meroeli
in oieiem Sabre BEN neien @iertett
SuIi ais einen Gag Der feiter se-
fniipften mo itarfer ge~fitteteH @ifts>
felt feiern.
50 lit es 6trd) cine BreflaMatiou
oes Br1lioenten beidIoiien uoroen
ais 9ntport altf eine 9ittIdrrtft, Die
Don ben Iertretern elmer Williort
N'italieoer patriptiidler @eieaidaften
Der 5remogeboreieu einaereiht NUT
De. uno Die aud Die 5reunoe Der
aeutifen 0emofratie mno Die arBerI-
fanifh-ungarifde 2opalitdts 2iga
cirI1lieBen. Iue einge6orenen Mne-
rifaner meroen erirtd)t, iid init Oelte
ierrigen 81 pereinigen, oie ben aine-
rifanismtts freipilig gerudb[t babeit,
Inn ben oSnoepenoence 1ap oteies
Sabres, oes Sabres, in Dem ale non
uus anerfanuten @runoiase Die BRO
be 5u beiteben baber, sit Sem beoea-
tnngsuoaiten in Der G'eiditte unferer
8atiou 5l MAIDEN"
@ie Der Yrdiioert es aus0riifff, iii
nihts IN oieiem arieae ,erfrenlifer
gemeien ais Die Mrt uno @ciie, in Der
iid) uniere i'm Auslano geborener
Mitbiirger uno.bie S0bne rno Tod-
ter ser I'M Nuslauo @eborenen benz
groBten a1cr nationalen Hotf1ne &c
madien ge5eigt baben.@ G~inaeborelle
4merifaner fonnen in oieier 3otIage
ibrem Ranoe am beiten oienen, inoeal
lie oielen @eiit Der griioerlidfeit
sbnen, PROMPT mo mi1ig geIten TAI.
fen.
Die gin5elbeiten Der Geronltaltlft=
gen meroen iebr peridieoeu letn. IS
bralld5en feline feiten Hegela oafitr I'll
Aerrld,en. aSeoe 9lrt, melde Cen met.
en- uno groBeren @eilt Der 9entofra.
tie" peranihanlidlt lllo 5luur NIT Sem
fremogeboreuen @meritaner in oen
poroeriten Geihen ieiner Gerteioiser,
miro oelitlid berporbeben, umas ole
llnterseiduner Der llnabbangigfeitser.
flGrllng fir iid uno lire Witbiirger
ertrdumten." Woee Der fieue 8ierte
Suli uns alien oieie 2eftion einprd-
gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-19
2ie 4. snIi seisr.

@eftern abero fono cine Gerfamin<
lung ser v6rienos of German 9enro-
cracD" ifatt, an Der ail6 @ertreter an-
oerer 8ereine teilnafm1en. Ga oicle
beridteten, DUB iiberaq Gicrte SuIi-
fyeiern porbereitet ieieli, beidjloB
man, BON elmer groBen, g%eineinfamcu
5eier, nie iie Die u6rienos Of Ger
man D%emocraeD1 planten, MbltonD
81 nebmlen ut1o 10 piele mic moglid)
5u peranIulien, an ben Soften in Der
Beethoven 6a1e, III oeren @nrTcif
am A. SuIi Elm groBes &on5crt Der
anitaltet meroen ion, in Dem @arten
Ser Sermannsiobne, III Der 2urnbaac
nr0 an anoeren Srten, IN benen DER
Saa gefeiert miro, teilsunebmen
s[uf) tDliroe befhloiien, oabi1t 3u ar
beiten, oaR Die 9iirgcr oeutidler NIB
funft in Dem groBen Seit5uge, Der
am Morgen oes 4. Sui itattfinoet,
ant pertreten finb.
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GrieasIparu,arfen

foiten INNER nod bier Collar nno
II Gents oas Stiid. Ibriftnlarfen
fallft man mad pie Dor iiir fiinfuan.
5tpan5ie Gents. ltno iedl5Sebn Ihrift.
marfen lino inter 3u5ablsug Der &C.
ringen 3iasoifferen5 9esenmartig
iieb5ebn Gents cine ariegsIpaf-
marfe ucrt. Ssoe gnllf, ieoe Toitau-
italt unb ieoe anoera 9crfmufsiteile
taufht ieh5ehn 5briftmarfelt gegeil
cine GriegsIparmarfc nm. gieis
Griegsfparntarfe aber 1T am /. gu
mar 1923 bar fiini Dollar merit.
Sir 5ebn Marfen, Die ma gegeii'
martig gum Breiie BON 4t Dollar ~
Gents er1perben fam, erb1lt nar
oann fiinf8ig Dollar; fir 5mdn3ig,
Die bellte SO Dollar 40 Gents foiten
iagar hunoert Collar Seocnioas Ell
aaltes @eifaft ltuo EN- pntriotiidc.
Bcihdft Dor alien.
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s Sd
L0k <.
8abriheinlides Better.
SIR San @ntonio uno l1mgegen6
9eute abe1o unb morgen ihon.
@esen Sen bentidlen ltnterridJt-

Inner 5dulrat bot IN Der lebtcr
Srsung einItimmig beidlullelL Den
oeutlhen ltnterribt IN ben biellgel1
@obihulen ab5uidaffen. 0arilbsr
iperoen iid) piele munoern. atidt BOB
Der oeutide ltuterri6t ahgeidaFtt
miro, oenn oas lit III m~nierer Set
ntft munoenbar, ionoern oaB man
i'm aeraoe aus Ser Sodfdlle per-
6arnt bat. Selblt m1sgeiprodenc
sSeinoe oes oeutihen ltnterridts, mic
4. 9. gr-BraIioent H~ooieuelt, gehelt
gu, oaB Der oeutide llnterriAt IN Den
boberen 2%ebranitalten gut, ia not
ipenoig lit.
8ir bier in San Mntonio idaffell
i'm In oer boberen 9ebranltalt 5llerit
ab, ltno unter Der 9ebreribaft uno
ben MitgIieoern oes Shulrats err
bebt lid, feline Gimme gegen ben See
fhl1lB. uuo fpariim oas nIles2 &eil
Der Motarp Glib bic Mblhaifnng per
langt bat. Gr bat es p~erlangt neil
Der oelltihc llnterridt Der Sanpt=
trigger belltider oGllltlir" iei.
Die 8egriinoung lit fait nod ielt-
faner pie Ser @eidluB. 8il man
jest etfDo Sic 6elttife Gprad)e fir al
les ons pernltttportlih mad1ely nag
DeutihIailo fid bot 5u SdulOen foln=
men Iaffen2 @ir ioateH meiller, mail
fonnte bier in @eitteras init Der
oentiben 5pra6e iebr ~Sufrieoel
fein, oenn iie lit Die Sprade oerieni
gen, Die mebr ais irgeno elm anoeres
TolfeseIenlent fir Die 8eiieoIung nnO
@HtpidIung BON MeIf=Terds getan
baben- nno oieles golfsefement
fontntt fir uus beute mir In Be-
tradt, 1idBt Dns Bolt oriiber. Tic
lem Nolfselement geeeniiber, oas
itets treli uno lopnl ~geuefemy lit es
elm ltnred1t, oas Geutid)e ans Ser
Sofid1ile bii1aus3umerfen.
Sdtte man es aus ser @leme1itar-
fhnle binmtSgeiporfen, monten mir
nidts iogelt, aber aus Der Sod|IduIc,
0as lit ldherlid utto fam aud ourh
feine nod fo groBe Griegsmtfreguitg
ent}6uloigt meroen.