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The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31
SIX HOURS APART
SUPPER TIME IN FRANCE WHEN
IT'S NOON IN IOWA

John Mckinney, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mckinney has been the first OF
the soldier lads writing home to make
special mention OF the difference in
time between France and Iowa. In
letter to his parents he says among
other things:
Somewhere in France, December "a,
1917. Dear Folks: | am well and in
France safe and sound. We are nicely
fixed and getting along fine. | could
write about lot of interesting things
but must not on account of the war
censor. But / can tell you whole lot
when | get back. | am gettings so
count French money all right. Our
American paper dollar is worth ave
! Francs and sixty sentimes or SLIP.
When | buy something it seems like
| / get more money back than | give
them. Well | will spend my first
Christmas in France. / spent Thanks
giving on the ocean. But | think will
be home for the next one. The closer
we get to the front the less we hear
, about the war. have seen lots of
wounded men coming back from The
! front and lots that have been there
and are going back again. When |
come home will be able to talk some
French. France is not near as good
country as some people say it is, at
| least | don't think so. Whenever any
body says they are going abroad to
see the country, tell them to see
America first received one of your
letters sent before we started the first
time, also letter from Lester Fan
sher. He sent me two pictures, one of
himself and one of the football players.
You do not know how felt when
saw the picture, 1t made me long to be
there in one of the suits with them.
But | am satisfied where Lam. We get
our Christmas boxes tomorrow and
then | can tell you whether | get any
OF the, boxes you sent me. am just
through drawing rations for our
Christmas dinner or helping carry it
over. The saloons and wine shops are
closed to soldiers, Jan. list. We are
being fed about as good as most of
the people in Gods country.
December 25.-Well, we spent a
good day in camp with lots to eat.
Most of the men received their box
es. / did not get any of the four box
es you sent me, but 10 or Is bags of
mail came in tonight, and l may get
i some in them. Our Christmas dinner,
beefsteak. mashed potatoes, pickles,
thread, butter, coffee, cake, with choco-
late and nuts on, apples, nuts and figs.
The turkey did not get here in time
for dinner and so guess we will nave
it later.
, December s29.-I am sitting in the
Y. M. c. A. writing. Some people in
New York sent us some tobacco for
Christmas which we were very glad
to get. We are drawing hobnail shoes,
hip boots and blue overall suits to do
fatigue duty in. Thursday night last,
there were three men and two women
down from Paris to sing for us. They
sure could sing. Over here when it is
six o'clock in the evening it is about
II o'clock in Oskaloosa. There is just
about six hours difference in the time.
!, From your son, John d. Mckinney,
Co. H, 16Sth Inf, A. E. F. France.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

Harry Hull of Williamsburg was
the one lone Iowa Congressman who
voted against the free suffrage move
ment last week. He ma. be trying to
aecustom himself to the solitude that
will be his after the next congressional
election" observes the Keota Eagle.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

in an army hospital. But it is more
shocking TO read Secretary Bakers
Icomplacent comment on the. occurrence
says the Ottumwa Courier. lnta
statement issued subsequent to Sen.
ator Chamberlin's arraignment of the
war department on Thursday, Secret
airy Baker said:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31
Appeals are fewer.

Since the new order OF the provost
marshal general has gone into effect
in Iowa making It more difficult for
registrants to appeal the decision Of
draft boards only one appeal has been
sble % pass the adjvtapi eHpeIr'qql.'B Of
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

This is not a singular case, !
may say. There have been SINH
lar cases reported to me. In each
case there has been a prompt in
vestigation. OF course, it has
been impossible to gather over a
million men without incidents Of
this kind. ..r. a.
1T has been impossible to Sec
ure trained medical attendants.
Had these men been taken i'll
while at home they would have
have been cared for in most cases
by their mothers, sisters or their
wives. At the camps they have
to be taken care of by employees.
This must be remembered:
That the army had to- get nurses
and hospital attendants without
stripping the regular hospitals.
1t has been difficult for even the
regular institutions TO get help.
But in each case where there
has been obvious neglect of patti
ents there will be, as there has
been, rigid invesIig cation.
Last August the members of Re
Cross Hospital Unit X, including doc
tors, orderlies and nurses living i
Fairfield. Ottumwa and Oskaloosa
were ready to mobilize and enter tn
nations service on a few hours notice
For months they waited, continuin
their normal tasks from day to day i
the belief that they W uld be calle
soon. Finally, shortly before Christ
ans, they were summoned. The,
could have been attached to hospital
at army camps for the four months o
more which they spent in idleness a
far as the government and it's servii
were concerned. The same is tru
Of the unit organized at Council Bluffs
Just how many units of the sam
sort were marking time elsewhere i
the United States while soldirs die
in camps for lack of proper attention
is a question. But there can be littl
doubt that there were several of then
Nor can it be doubted that, had the
been called into the nations servic
last summer instead of last mont
they would have been able to saw
some lives at least. -.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

Twenty boys and five girls from
Illinois will attend Farm and Home
week at Iowa State College at Ames
from January % to February 2. Their
expenses will be paid by an Illinois
farm journal They get this trip as a
reward for being winners in various
state Junior club contests.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

1t appears that there are no two
towns in Iowa which are the same size.
Every one we read of in the home pap
ers is the best town of it's size in the
state
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31
County Auditor.

SOuiIy AuuiloL.
form of County Treasurer Certifi-
cate.)
County Treasurer's Certificate.
State of Iowa, County of Mahaska, 81:
| hereby certify that this bond has
been duly and properly recorded in a
book for that purpose in my office, in
accordance with Section 404 of the
Code of Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

Tom Thompson of Kansas says no.
body should call himself an old set
tier unless he can prove he has worn
fioursack underwear.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

The Pennsylvania Rubber Com
pany has issued notice that it will
not tolerate drinking by its employees,
either on duty or off.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

When two fair minded men meet
there is seldom failure to reach salts
factory agreement. - The Sterling
Spur.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

Try to be one of the ancestors to
be Dragged about in the next century.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

The man on the corner says when
a person has no sense he has not sense
enough to know it.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31
HON. ABOUT. uNlI Ra

III is shocking 10 read the letter
which the father OF soldier sent TO
senator Wadewor.h, alter has son had
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

Mahaska County, Iowa.
On the first day of----------------
ID, the Treasurer of Mahaska
County, Iowa, will pay to bearer
Dollars AMI ....,.........-
Cents, lawful money of the United
States of America, at the Office of The
County Treasurer, Oskalooja, Iowa,
with New York exchange, for semi
annual interest due that date on it's
funding bond, dated January 2, 1918.
No....................
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31
.ROSSEVELTAN BOASTS

In his speech before the Press Club
in New York, Col. Roosevelt said:
mo public servant and private man
in his public relation, in his public &C
tions, has any business at this time to
consider partisan politics in any way.
Patriotism, must exclude all questions
Of partnership. 1t is our duty to sup
port every official from the highest
to the lowest just so long as that Off
cial does well and to extent that he
does well in making more efficient
this government and in speeding up
the work of the war; and it is no less
our duty-or perhaps l should change
that and say it is only less our duty
to expose ineffiency wherever it is
found, to expose it in order to speed
up the war and make the war more
effective, and therefore to oppose ev.
cry official, no matter where he is,
who, by deeds of omission, in any way
falls short in his duty to speed up the
war and to make the strength of the
United States as quickly as possible
and as efficiently as possible felt in
the great conflict.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

1T is cruel thing, it is a wrong to
US and a bitter wrong to our Allies to
delay needlessly one day, let alone six
months or a year, when the war worn,
war weary Allies are with the blood
of their best and their bravest, fight
ing the battle TO which, by every con-
sideration of honor, we should now be
sending our fighting men by the mil
lion. The prime need is the need of
haste.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

Tolerate neither from employer nor
from working man, neither from man
of big fortune nor from the strongest
labor union in the country, nor from
the biggest corporation any practice in
this war that interferes in the smallest
degree with the speed and efficiency
which it is necessary for US to show ir
making ready to enter the war"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-31

81 know that the Senate investigat-
ing committee under Senator Cham
berlain has rendered the highest SER
vice to this country. do not believe
it know it,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23

sur etpigen &llbe eingegatger. Gi'
8eri6ieoene mar in 9eutIblano &c
boren llro bate ipdbrel1o Der lestel
70 Sabre IN Can 4Iltoitio gepobn5
Sic miro betrauert bon 5fpei God.
terri 10 gnfeln uno II l1renfetn
Die 9eiiebung finoef auf Dem lutDr.
ridden Srieobof itatt; Yaitor @olil
balt Ole @rabreoe.
- Sebs 2eute puroen am Oiens-
tag megen 8erfaufs iptrituoier Sc
tranfe an Soloaten berbaftet.
Sen neuernannten finf5ebn Yo-
li5iiten tuuroen am Dienstas bont
gbef 2ancaiter Ole gu ihrer Iusrii,
itung ~geborigen &epolper 3aliber
38 rno Al = iiberreiht.
Sn 9oulton tuuroen 5tpei 2eute
perbaftet> nelde i'm 8erbadh itebcn,
Die fiir5lib in San 4ntonia bel Der
@mil 8lum Company, 8. aaufman
OrD @ooos Company llnb 8roop's
8arlor 8ar periibten @inbrifbe aus
9eTuDrI 3I DQDen.
= Sim 9ienstag tpuroen 5tpei jln-
&c, perbeiratete Srauen pon Der Sit
tenpoli5ei megeit unmoraldden Be-
bensfpanoels feitgenommef- Die cine
tpairoe gu $50 @eloItrafe oerurteilt,
Ole anocre freieeiproden. Son ben
an Wontng abenb ipeeem @liidipiels
orretierten 2eliten muroe9 iieben frei-
eeiproden, Bic iibrigeu gu lie $40
Celebrate perurteilt.
Im 9ienstag mltroe Der Boli-
sci Ser 0iebitnbl bon brei 4utomo=
bilei, gemeloet, Die cine Maidine &c.
bort 8. 8. 9obbs. 3t5 @boms Stro-
Sc; Die 5peite Idtsebn's Saloon uno
Die brittle s.. 9. BeterIon. S.Sdimpff
@de Sones Mpe. uno glmiro StraBe.
meloet Ben 8erlnIt zines Yferoes
(&oti6immeD nnb Der Seras Sruii
gompoup muroe cine pertuoae Sol
iteiuer Sub entfIbrt.
= Snnfen melde aus einem Seis
/, ofeu ~ipriigten, ietten Die 9ienitboten
tpobnung bon 6rall See @iIe9's
&ous, 3O8 2amar StraBe, in 8ran6
9as Seuer mrlroe idnea geloidt mi
Der Sdaoen belauft lif) ouf faun
$75.
-, San antonio's Sei5materinl
&ontroGeur @eaflep bea6fidtist ies
nit offer S6arfe gegen oieienigel
@eih1ftsleute oor5ugeben, tpeld]e oi
fir Die li6tloien 9onnerstag- I'M
Sonntag=@benbe erlaiienen GoridriI
ten miBa1ten uno ibre S6aufenitc
%iuumiuiereu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23
SeEas.

Sn 9dllas par geltern morgen
od5 thermometer auf 4 @rao ii6er
Nul bcrunter. gs mar BORT fdlter
als IN irgeno elmer Staot i'm SIo.
peIten.
Nus alien @egen0en miro &c.
meloet, oaB burf Die adlte piel Tie6
inns 2eben gefontmen lit.
8om eriten WGr5 ab oiirfen in
Muffin feline alfobolbaltigen @etrin.
fe mebr perfauft neroen.
Der @eneralantpnlt bat enti6ic.
oen, oab, ipenn elm 0titglieo Der &c
gislotur in Ole armee eintritt, er ba.
NIT aud 5ugleid feline Steae in Der
eegislatur aufgiebt.
&epralentant Solooap bat Dem
Neutrality-suspicious. Der 2egislatur
ieinen geridt iiber infer 3u6tbaus.
pefen porgelelen. gr einpfieblt Die
gntfernung Der @efdngnisfommifiart
Sobn $. 8ifett f., ". 81. 3llanet
uto %. o. Yrpor; bes Settlers Der
uSmperial State Sarm" IAN 0rotu
zines S~ergeanten oerielben 8arm go
Stpan8ep; oes .Baroen" Oes @e,
F1ngniifes in &usf, %. M. glig, De;
8eihdftsreiienoen fir Die Wobelfa
BRIT oes 3uhtbaules, %. $. 9aplor
oes Steparos bes S~untsoiIer 3udt
baufes, 8. 6. @ambia uno oes MIiiit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23

= SSn gbiaceo batte elm 2itbnl1er
8alter Tagansfp> mebrere abipre.
6enoe 8emerfltngen iiber oel1 Grdfi
benton gento6t. gor @ericbt geiteili
tpoate er iih 6otntt ,ousreber, Ell
babe nur it S6er5 gelprohelt. IS
tpuroe fbtt aber flor eetnad)t, ct biirfe
in iebiger 3eit BEN 9fan,et oes Gr1-
l%ioenten oltlb niht lin S1er5 mis-
6rolden uno ct tpuroe III orei Sol.
len i6nloig befur1oen. gr fam fir ie.
Den oieier Safe init flint Sabren
3nd)tbalts beItraft neroen.
&opitolt Moffett, Ser gefebf3-
baber Der groBen, in Der Nabe ppn
Chicago liegenoen Warine Snitruf<
tionsibuIe bat Sbreiben an Die @ou-
perneure bon orei5ebu bena1barten
Staaten geianot, in ipelden er Die
Ielben erildt, oarauf bin5umirfen,
oaB 3ipiliiten in 3ltfunft nidt mebr
Warine , l1nifermen ooer geile Der
ielben tragen. gr opponiert b%eionoers
1d)arf 0er III ieBfer Sett etft9er111eateil
llniitte, oaB Sralten uno Wabdeu.
ein5elne llniformsitiide 5i ibrem Nut-
plts bertpe11oen.
- 4ibert 4ibb BON Bottom bent rs
nidt moglih mar, III ieiner gaterltaot
audi MIR cine geringe Guantitat
3ufer ein5ltfnufen, panote iid oes=
balb on ieinen in Brownsville, Seras,
lebenoen 8ruoer init Der @itte, Inn
einen Sad unrafiniertetl BUFFERS Ri
i%iberienoen. Ser 9ruoer, ser @igeil-
timer elmer groBen 3uderplantaee
tit, fam Dem @unite prompt nab
ltno lieb einen Sud braunen groDns-
pi0er 3ufer iofort nadJ Bolton erpe-
oieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23

oos tart nod obell iuirfenoe 3obr
ser Worier llno 9aubisen beim Mb-
fertern oen Stob nod ulsten gibt.
Sdon SIahbabnfanoaen nnoSteil-
Feuergeidiiae mittleren aalibers fon.
net1 Dnrd ibre Sdrapneas un6 Brit
Ian5gronoten gegen 9edallfbantm
p~ertpenoet, argen Sdooen anriften.
0as peientlih perbol1fommnete &idt,
unb SdieBperfabren in nerelter 3sit
geitattet, nit 6la66abn- unb Stell=
feuer logar aus poaig neroedter Std-
luna Shiffe in raider Sabrt nit ST.
folg sl beidieBen. 3ie ihmere 4rtil-
ferie miro in ben &iiitenforts meilt
in @ruppen bon 4 bis 6 &anonen gu
iammengefaBt, Die "a 8atterien onfge-
Itent meroen, oie aus Seton, @iielt-
beton unb Groe bergeitellt iinb. Die
@elniibe lteben getpobnli6 in Mittel-
pip~otlafetten nit $50 8rab bori5onta-
lem Gi1tpinfel sic befinben ii6 btu
ter felten gros lno 8eton=8rnltmcb-
rem, iino mil SpIitteri6irmen ooer
| Souben perleben, nno 5miiden ibnen
lino oie Munitions uno llnterraunte
angelegt 3ntpeilen weroen aud 8es
ifipinolafetten gebraudt, namli1
BORT, no oas 3iel ionf fdper 5n per-
beraen ut. Sci ben Geifminolafetten
tau@t oas @eidiih taair in benz angen,
bid oes Mbfenerns iiber Der Brit
flung auf. Sofort nod @bgabe oes
| Sdulies perIhminoet es mieoer onf
altomatii6em 8ege.
BUR Nbpebr bon 2anomgsperlus
d)en uno gum Sdus Der Sperren per'
| oen BEL Der &iiitenperteioigung mitt'
lere uno leidte Sdnelfeuergei6lse
permen6et, allo &anonen BON 3-6
3oa 4aliber. Serner limb Wald)inen.
genebre fir meni6lide 3iele porge-
leben. Die nGdite llmgebuna Der
aii%ltenforts, 5abrmaiier gu SGfet u.
|. 10. uer6en auBer burf) Die Nrttl-
lerie aud nod ourh Minenfeloer nno
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bano Sperren aeidiist. 2esterc mer-
!, oen ourd 8nlfem 8l0be, perleitfte
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6epabrt, iolange es benz anareifer
niht geIane, Tie fort5urdllmen. Sie be-
Iteben aus mebreren Heiben p%eranter'
ter ltntermailerminen, Die ertfpeoer
automatiid) beim @nitoB %oetoniercn
Gelb1ttGtige aontaftminen) ooer noIll
Qonoe aus alif cleftriidem Bese 5ltt
grploIion ge6radt merbcn, uito 5fuar
in Dem Moment, ba lid oas 3ielols.
left qeraoe barber hefinoet. Ses.
tere nennt man @eobadtungsminen.
s(ebnIihe Mrbeit perridten Die Cor.
peoobatterien Die meiit in Den 0atrd-
fobrliiden Der Mineniperrcn liegeit.
gs miiIIen Ielbitberitdnoli6 in Den
Minenreiben Suiihenrdune gelalien
meroen, oamit Die eigcnen Sbiife oas
SobrtpaiIer paiiieret foni1eit. lin ruii'
ourd, oieIe Den 6eino nidt binonrdl'
fomruen 3u laiIen, tuerocn Die 3pi-
shenr0ume ourh Eorpeoos beltrihen.
sic ueroen aus 8attcrien lanciert,
Die inter @aiier geraoe lit Der Sinle
p~eronfert ueroen, in Der bic Glide
/. Iif befinoet.
Bon @ifytisfeit lino nod fir ote
aiiftenoerteioiguna bic eleftriiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-23
SnianS.

,Sll Birmingham, Ila., nnroe
ourd) cine. 8eriammlung Der antls
Saloon.2iga, in Der @m S. Srpoll
cine Rebe belt, Der aampf Inn @ati-
f"i5ierullg oes BroDibitionsameitoc.
ments I'M Siioen offi5iea begonnen.
ans Dem gan5en Often tperoel,
mieoer ihmere Sdneeltilrme gen1el'
Def.
OeItlid) BON ct. Solepb in Dbl.
Iouri lit lette Naft elm Stitd elnes
Meteors gu @ooen gefaaen uno III
Sopefa, &anias, bat man oaS VIC
teor plasen uno feline ein5elnen Stlidc
IN einem eSl~nfenregen 3ltr groe fallen
Ieben.
Bon Den Sdla9tballsbeiiberli
ionic bon oeren MngeItelten miro
gelteno genlodt, oab Die @egner ibr
@ort nid)t gebolten bdttcn. 6ranf y.
Wallb, Der @npolt Der Gngelteltelt.
bat in elmer 8eriammlllng beioerBar'
teien porgeidlagen, man ioue ben
gan5en Streit einenl Shieosridlte,
iiberloiien, Der pom goaro Of Na'
tionoI 0efenfe ausgeipdblt fperoe. 0ei
gertreter Ger Sdloftbdufcr erflart(
aber, feline 8artei iei gefuint. allies
an5unebmen, aber unter feinett I'm
itGnoen Die 5oroerung oeS yclolef
bop" neld)e Die angeltelten nod
trdgli6 nod in Die 3abl ibrer Sor'
oeruneen a,lfgenommen batter.
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L.okdIes.
8abrideinlid5es Meter
Sir San Mntonio uno llmgegeno:
.4eute abeno uno Donnerstae nar.
MlIerIei.

Inter Dem Marnen n2atp @us
forcetnent 2eague" bat iid Gienstag
abenb I'M @unter Sotel eine gereini=
gllra gebilbet, oeren 3Ded es ieil,
IoI, Die Staot rein 81 baltea" uno
sic u@eiese ourd5ufiibren". Gum
sBraiibenten nuroe Der Mopofat 3bo-
gmas $. Sranflin, bes goriibenOen bes
aomites, 6as in Der geriammlune
in Der erlten 9aptiitenfirde gebiloet
muroe, ernonnt. Ser Srdiibent en-
nanllte ~folgenoe Serren gum Greet
tiufonlite: Gopin Chamberlain, $. &
aofernot, s. 81. 8oefb, q. g. @eaf=
len, Hep. 5. $. Guinn Or. g. 6.
Giron, Serrp Z. 9alft 8. 6. Gill
arlast, Mep. Sugb Mcclellan nno Sobn
ID, Gnett. Gos Sinausfomite beitebt
ol,s 4. g. Siaper, & S. Sort, 6. ..
Ebanoler, ssobn @ople uno Sron De
sna M1operif Green. Gie leu gesrun-
oete acoguc iou 500 @,itelieoer Do-
bert.
Giitrift @nmolt Mc4stia bot
op,n Mbpofoten 9bomns s. Sranfiili,
WorSiber oes waap Enforcement
aeaaue~, oie gtelle zines SilIsoi
ltriffsonpalts n~ngeboten. Sratitit,
hat oas @ngebot aneenommen uni
miro obne @ebalt fungieren.
Cine Mn3abl Sdl1dter, bic II
ser CHAMBER of Commerce eir.e Sit
una a6bielten, baben i'd bereit er
Hart. an 9ienstaaes.s gu idlieBen,
n Der neitrieeu geriammllpn
Der .Saromare Mien" belt Serr q
y. Spielbagen, Der State 2ectnrer
oes uMarfet Department" etne
bodintereiianten 8ortrag iiber Silli
IN ocn Diirresceenoen, iiber Die ar'
mie Der Breis Der 8aumlpole al
80 Gents itieg, unb iiber Die Wotwer
olpfeit, audi fir oie 3ufunft gut
gottonpreiIc 81 erbalten.
Ger Yro5eB Ser 9ranfenpfleg
rim emma Seooa @urgemeilter bc
NIT Der 1reiipredulng Der angefldl
ten geenoef-
Der M~arftpreis fir eier lit 5
Gents fir @etailer uno Die Retaill
pertaufen Die gier NIT adt5ig Gent
oas 9useno. 9as lit enorm. @ie
fonrmt, oaB Der Yreis 10 geitiegc
lit, ldeint Wiemano 81 tpiiien; ail
Die bieiige aommiiiion nidt, tpeld
Die Breiie feltiesen ioa. Die Ser
ad)nften eeben iib Die re6lifite Riib
nber leioer iheint iih 0iemar
nm Die BON ibnen feitgeiesten 9rei
81 febren.
Die 8oriteberin zines @aiieI
hauies i'm meitIi6en 2eile Der Sta
Seilte Der 8oli5ei am Dienstag mi
baB feds ibrer Hfleglinge peridpn
ben feien. Die ainoer uuroen
4aufe oes Cages aufgefunben.
9[m Dienstog nad)mittag II
2 ubr lift Srau Senrietta Bitter
alter BON IA Sabren aus Dem Seb
qeSd,ieben. sic miro bon 5fpei pt
sb~eirateten 9odtern iotpie bon ibre
Sobne 8idiam Bitter nno elmer "
ab[ gnfel betrduert.
SIN boben alter bon 81 Sabr
1T ssyrau &enrietta Braie i'm 9ai
ibrrr 9ohter, Der Grau fpeia BIT
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5deinuerferanlasen fir Mngriffe liz
Der Raht. sic iperoen felt eingebdiit
ODER beueglid in peridiebenpn @rD.
Ben gebraudt. AuF ibren Nert Bel
ser 8eihieBnng beg 3ein0es,. sur
8eridJleierung Der eige,len T1tigfeit.
gum 9lei,oen aniabrenoer Mittaa-
iubboote nip. broitdt nidt biitgetDie.
fen Su meroen.
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81 uerIuHTeH ucer 81 u~trtnhId)eh.
Gin an 319 Ssmtb gebers Gtrake,
Sontb Seiabts, sefesenes @rmnbItaf
NIT 8 Saniern III IN berfanfen o6sr
sesen GarmlanS xtasntaxfMcm. Nan
ipembe i'd an AsSreas Hlbredt, e.
smen6erf, SegaS.
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gottun.

Eottun.
Gan. Antpnio, 80 Gents.
@Salbelton, gelteru 31.25 @ents
Spfiunfa mensEroOnfte.
Can Gntonio, Ser, 90. San. 1918
Brime CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil. $t.3f.
&ents per @nlene
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yte ulyrete Ntene Tur Setde'
erideimt ais 9ageblatt mmb 0Spd5emblatt.
: 70 soqebIat tit eeriahtig um6 fofet SOC per geonat ODER SIS per Sabf.
Ias nsodenblatt lit ieh5ebnfehig tmo fofet 50 per Sobr. gab Merco
SO gaIo. Raa europe, 9orto e%ingeihloHen, So.
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Gan: @ntpnio, 80 gents.
@Salbeltpn, geiteru 31.25 @ents
SDfiunfa men.Eroonfte.
Can antonio, Ser, %. San. 1915
grine CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil. $t.3f.
9ents per 8nDone
-TrDonfte.
Gan Nntonio. Sec, 90. San. t9tS,
Butter -. 29c-40e per Hfinc
Ser (nur friide) SO. 4. .5ss per 9eo.
9iibner. 23e-30e per Bfo,.
8itrteBs = per SIuto
Weiaeu ....... $3.50 Der Buld1el
Eoru ............ $2.2o per Sutdbel
9aTer DC Der Wnfdbel
9elt -. -. $32,00 Der Sonne
Wemaie.
&drtoffeln. nele. &c per Hfnno;
California, IS 90 ber 100 gfuno. go[oe
RADIO $3.50 per 100 Bfunb.
9iibfartoffeln. Dam. $3.50 uno $3.50.
8niebeln. Sal. Nhite Globe. $500,
Gal. @ctbe, 1915 per Crate, @riiue.
per 9bo. s8lnbel. 50e.
.8obnen. Colorado. Rinto. pei Bio.
Silt 20; Rinfs, $1,000; Gina. $1,000:
JtQUu, 8lO.OOt otuQCHSCt El1,DO DtUliltp
Green, per 8uidlel Campers. $3.50.
somaten. faIiforn.. So IS per Crate.
&obl, 1926 II. $500 per 100 Hfun6.
@riiuer Yfeffer. 50. so nnb $500 bet
Bnfdel.
Mooiesden, 40c per SD. Biinoel.
Spiuat. Toe per BpideI.
@rine grbien, $500 per Camper.
geeten. $500 per 100 Rfuno.
Mvr1sfu nav &fN f2A.
gurfen, per Crate. $500.
Geferie, GOO unb ST. o per 0utenb.
Hoaftina Cur. 4Oe per 0uebub.
geferfiIie, 40t per Dto. ,Binber.
gterpfIanaen. $3.50 uub $1.75 per
guihel.
appffalat. Cal. $500 Der grote.
@eGbe Buracln. $500 per 100 Ehlnb.
6qua{b, per gAfhf, SITS.
Ofra. elm brittef HufdeI. $f.26.
3tiben. $500 Der 100 WfanS
SieS Narft.s
Can Gntonio, Ser. 90. Sam. 1915
, 8ibe, $500 bis SO. so.
@dlber. $500 bis $10.76.
8uffen. 1925 bis Sill 30.
Odfen. $3.50 bis $tf.25.
ct. Qcuis, 90. San. 1918. HinS.
bieb. seras ; @ieh. $6.75 bis $1,000
Sdtpeine, $f4.25 biS Sf6.6
5eae.
| GeSaIaene 0dute ........t 5e per Bfo.
| Srodene Sdute $500. zoe Der Rft.
| @riiue Sdute .......... f2e Der Yfk.
SSafe.
Nmaora. Sieaeu besdh6otnt -. + gre
@olt uno Budts ..-.. 20 Ste