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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
AFTER TOWN
CAPTURED BY THE
ALLIES IN NORTH

with The Allied Forces IL Belgium.
D,i 10 IBy The Associated press1-
THE towns Of 'hcrcng, Husmy. Nrsd
Huu '1ttelet hay" been captured by
% 4, allied forces
Tho entire British ana belgian front
-'U was moving forward this morn
H The Belgians were gaining stead
." ANA tho British In the north. al
NIuuiug In the face of considerable op-
'!uu. occupied the IloIsoauN-
NHue,ruu railway, To the east and
'u Of the French liberated towns
Tuurcoiug and RoubaiN.
tttlcheke has been cleared uf chc
,I.IIN but allied patrols pushing east
. .rd AVE been fired upon. Moving
uu' of pesselshon ana Murckc. which
we're occupied, the allies are advanc-
InE gouthcast The enemy arti..ery is
firing heavily uu the British IN this
cotton OF the front. whcr. the allied
loops = rapidly drawing close to
Iho Scheidt river
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
Italians Inflict
Heavy Loss on Foe

Rome. oct. TO- - Italian shock
troops north OF Lake tdro on the
northern Italian front Yesterday at
tucked the Austro-Hungarian add
,auCcd posts and inflicted heavy
losses on the enemy. the Italian war
Office announced today.
\ racing automobile Isn't in IL with
tlecting fame.
Even the strenuous poet has his idyl
moments.
IL costs a merchant lots 81 money
not to advertise.
An actress doesn't always fare well
ON her farewell tour.
\ woman may say There II no use
talking.' hut she never thinks so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

rrcs showed the epidemic had bc.,
checked. "
reports To br d. y. Kennedy. seq
ictafy OF the state board az heath
showed inc mal1iy had been practi.
rally checkc cd In The larger towns In,
sttll was Spreading In smaller com,
lhuhitles' Tie estimated there were
'''uo cases IN the state outside Den.
yer.
itcports 60 the Red Cross Indicate
IN" Nituhti IN In Sew Mexico ~ serious
\ nurs" At Belou = NJ, reported thnt
pihctica ly the entire community was
-trl'k"'i and asking that physicians
nd Nurses volunteer for work there
ma IN other New Mexico towns. ~,
was the only nurse In Belen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
Ship Thought to
Be UnSinkable Is
Sunk by a U-boat

New York. oct. f1-Tho American
steamship Lucia. equipped with buoy
ancy boxes and supposed 10 be un-
sinkablc. has been sunk. according
TO word received here today In ship
ping circle, She WAS torpcdocd hN "a
submarine ma tho Atlantic. hut de.
tails as To the date OF the sinking and
the fate OF thc crew are lacking
The Lucia. formerly AN Austrian
froightcr OF the same name, let an
Atlantic port with cargo on October
IL
Tho f%yoightor had made several
trips without incident and tho sub
marine attack which sent her 20 the
bottom was the first attempt 10 sink
hcr. The Lucia, % vessel ot G,1i4
gross tons. Was huilt Va Austria in
1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

18th a much needed rain comiu-
boo time 10 be OF great benefit 90.
checking the spread of Spanish lu-
ilucnzu iu the city. the epidemic Is
believed by health authorities a. DID.
fully under control only six new
cases of the disease were reported
to T. NJ. clayton, civ physician. IH.
day. only two deaths occurred H
the city within tho last twcnty-fou.
hours.
Physicians believe that from NOW
on the now cases viii be Few. THus.
who took thu ,socsc when 10 irsl
reached here have recovered.
Health authorities state as tho I.s.
ease rs under control All persons
should cooperate In every way ru
sthlc with the board OF health boz u
der Ca rad The city Of the mlla..
within "a short time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
f EMPLOYEES
WILL Be OVER THE
TOP BY MIDNIGHT
Different Departments Subscribe
Large Amounts To-day, Shops
Raise Service Flag With 1876
Stars.

DN midnight tonight an departments
g. the Santa Ec system viii lee over
toe top" loo their Liberty Loan sub
H,ripuons, Today teams In the wa
riuus branches OF the system here
worked hard and from the forecast
late This afternoon u looks as II tho
Rio GrAude division which includes
Albuquerque. viii lead an other divi-
siuus iu this vicinity.
The station department including
a." track force. increased their sub
s,rlptious thte %IuruinC from $1,000
=, t-tlun Eight hundred and thirty
five members of the shops subscribed
sIutlno during the Fourth Liberty
Loan 1856 members 81 the round
luu>' subscribed $4,000. So members
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

Funeral services Tor Frank y.
Bruint viii Zoe hold iu Santa aBrbart
cemetery SUNDAY afternoon Al 3
O'Clock. The EcN. Father Maudalari
Will |offlciatc. The funeral process
sion Will leave the home OF his moth
cr. Mrs j. NJ Bunult. Beg East Mar
qucttc avenue. ut 2;4b O'Clock strong
Brothers have charge OF the ar
Vr~pp.uttUfa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
Mortuary
IDinInontc Gran,lc.

Funeral services for II.moutc
Gfnndc, former member OF the Nlhu-
uuorluo fire department, who died az
Camp John Wise. ToNas. viii Dee held
from Inns home at Los Gricgos al 4
o'clock tomorrow The services will
Doe conducted by Father Mandaiarl az
Santa Barbara cemetery. The bodN
Will arrive here tomorrow moruing
and viii lie IN state al strong Broth
cis' parlors until 10 o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

Salvador ArmiIo, justice Of the
peace ul AtrisOo, died at ! O'Clock
YESTERDAY afternoon OF pneumonia,
lie rs survived boy HIS widow ~ two
sons Yto funeral VAS private and
was held ut 10 o'clock. Burial viii
Doe ut Ntr,sCo. Crollott was IN charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
British Advance
On Lille Railway

With the Allied Forces BOO Belgium.
oct l9.-Thr British are advancing
rapidly astrid, tine lItlc-Toufui ruil-
WAY. There us mo- contact WITH the
main enemy furyos south ct tins line.
Al the bridges over the Nur,i. south
of 'hCrcuE, are intact
South of bouai the British NaNs
reached tho outskirts of Aub,rrNt.
court ana are east OF Ecullion and
cHst OF rcpuucucourt. Many civilians
were liberated iu these towns. Nd-
vance patrols are IN continual touch
with small parties OF the enemy.
Tho Germans arc mukiug vigorous
efforts to remove as much material
as possible from the BELGIAN coast.
However. they are under heavy bonn
harfmcnt from sea and land. Tho
belgian gunncrS are handicapped
somewhat on account OF the proXimi-
y 81 the Dutch border.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
Mrs. Isabel Arinljo.

Mrs Isabel Armiio. 20 years old
died Yesterday afternoon ~ her home
ZOO AtrisCo OF pneumonia She i~ sui
yi,rd bv hcr husband and two chill
dreu Funeral services were hrld this
morning az ~ o'clock Hi Nirls,u.
Fred Crollott was iu charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

his home in Los Gricgns. itc Is sur
NiNod 10y his wife and three sons. two
OF whom are bob iu" army. Funeral
held this morning it % o'clock
Burial was az Santa Barbara c,mc-
terry. Fred trollott was lu charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
INFLUENZA lessons
ITS GRIP ON CITY,
ONLY NEW DEATHS
Crisis Is Believed Passed; Claim
Rain Will Do Much to Prevent
Spanish Influenza Bacilli From
Spreading.
FACTS

Two deaths. Resulting nom
pucumobtl. SupertnduCod bN
spanish influenza. were roe
ported boo the city within the
last twenty -four hours. end
nag at = O'Clock this afternoon.
Two deaths were Also r,.
ported from the county. occur.
ting with the hame length OF
time.
This makes % total Of sixty
nine deaths officially reported
tu tho city
Tho total number OF spanish
influenza cases officially re-
ported is iNo This includes
those who have already rc,us-
cred from the mJlidN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
lean Nartcn Gandciaria.

Juan Nurt'n 'ondaloria. IS wears
old dIcd 900 his home ~ Los GreigoS
az . o'clock Yesterday morning Tho
funeral was held at 80 tins morn .
ing burial was al Santa Barbar,
cemetery. Fred tEollott was In charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

Cciso ArmiIo 2h wears old, uIol
Yesterday at nus home in Las GriCgos.
y. NJ. Of pneumonia. Funeral was
held this morning AT 10 O'Clock NJ
santu Barbara cemetery. Fred trol-
lott was 300 ,hars,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
Miss bora Dorsey.

Miss Dora Dorsey died here yos-
torduy after an illness of several
months Thc body viii be- taken 10
CONWAY Springs by her mother for
burial Strong Brothers have charge
OF nrrnnnomonth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
MI BiLEN
SIIiICkIN WITH NJ

Denver. Colo. oct ia-For the IH.'
twouty-four hours. twcnty-siN a1f.
tonal deaths from Spanish i|nflu.rH,
ana ~5' new cases We're reported .
Denver The increase In new case.
today was not considered high hy ,ha
manager Of health. who said the l..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

Frederick R~ottschalk, ~ years OF
age. died last night 81 his apartments
boz the Highlands. Tho body will DO
tak,n 10 Chicago foi burial. The
BIakcmoro Home MoTtuary has
charge OF arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

Bryan clay. chef for the Fred Har-
vcy com any at Bclcu. who died ON
October ~. will Doe taken to Topeka,
for burial to-day Strong Broth
ers have charge OF arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
Walter Irric,ncr.

Walter Froisncr died this moruius
9t the Rcd cross emergency hospital
hero after u short illness, Strong
Brothers Will ship the body 10 Jor-
dan, quay county
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

Miss ElosId Labato died at 4 o'clock
Yesterday morning Of Spanish mfIu-
cuza Funeral was held today 80
D go o'clork Buu3l Was boz snuti
Barbara cemetery. Fred GtoIlott was
900 charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

Harry Lee, university student who
died several days aIo viii De buried
at Faisou, y g. The body was ship
pod there Ly strong brothers TO-DAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
ocia,iano Garcia.

OottNiano Garcia, - years Old. died
ll his home YESTERDAY afternoon at
$3.50. Funeral VIII be- - Santa B1r-
buta cemetery. Fred Iroilott VIII 10
lu charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
KNOWN QUANTITY

We have been in business in the
city Of Denver now for more than
two years, during which period oI
time We have advertised aud there
after conducted but two sales of used
AUTOMOBILES our first Annual RED
TAG SALE was held in September.
1916, the second Annual RED TAG
SALE in October, 1917, and now
comes u third such sale. W. know
Just what the term SALE implies and
our RED TAG SALE has alwa,-
been aud always will be a real SALE
Hundreds of persons have bought %,
these previous RED TAG SALES and
they can vouch for our sincerity of
purpose. We are going 10 offer about
forty arS for You 10 choose from.
ovcrlandS, Ford>, Dodgcs. Bucks
thcyrolctS, Knights. etc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

redro uriego, 81 years Oh, died ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
THE SALE THAT IS A REAL SALE
UNKNOWN

Whenever some dealers find them
selves loaded zap with secondhand
Automobiles they begin crying sale.
But, with them. it is a sale only in
namc-nothing unusual in ears or
prices is offered. The term SALE
is used in their advertising just so
attract aud it is used with no regard
for what the term implies. l. this as
it should be- just because they trade
lu too mary cars, most of them al
uvrr.allowaucr figures, is no reason
why they should cry SALE every few
weeks and at such so-callcd sales Of
fer nothing ia the way of sale bar
gains. These make. believe sales take
place iu Denver with some of the
dealers almost every week..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

Itching, bleeding. p~rotrud.ng or
blind piles have yielded TO Dotn's
Ointment. soc AZ all stores.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-15
5ein0lide InslGnoer unS bus 8ar-
aerrrdJf.

I. slae glngeborigen Der Central
nadte, Wi1itlter pie Sralien, fonncl
iid obne weiteres Inn oas nerlte 4a-
pier beperbe1i.
2. 9eoinguns fir oie @riperbuu9
oes girgerrebts lit in alien 51llc,l
2onalitdt ben Ser. 5taaten gegen-
iiber.
3. Gas y5ipeite giirgerpapier" err
balten ieinOlihe slusIdnoer, oie nas
uerite Bnpier" Dor Dem 6. Mpril 1915
eriDorbeu babeit, IN oerielben @eiie
ipie aae nnoeren Ausldnoer.
A. slngeborige Der gentraInladte.
Die oas verite Yapier4 anl 6. Mpril
1915 ODER ip1ter erbalten baben, be.
oiirien elmer geitatiguig oes Siltis.
9eparteineuts iiber ibre 2opdlit1t
lno lRiiifen Brdiioert @ilIon iMl
Gtreid)ling aus Der Site Der ufeirOll.
hen 4usIdn6er~ eriuden. Die bierau
notigen aorreiponoensen erIeoigt &C.
tp0btllih oas gfatliraliiierungs -B,i.
rean I'M Doitofficer@ r@ebduoe.
5. ogrite Eapiere,@ Die dlter aIs
iieben Sabre iirb, baben ,lirter feinen
ltnltdnben fir NatiiraIilierungs-
stpefe 9iiItigfeit 8enn bas .erite
Yapier" iiber lieben Sabre alt lit.
nniB Der Silbaber iid elm neues be-
iorgen uno NIT Der gemerbung lnn
oas p5ipeite" 8iuei Sabre ipartelt.
6. ghenlano fam iid Inn oas
e5tpeite giirgerpapier" beiuerben, oci-
len uerltes Eapier" nod nidJt 5lpei
Sabre aft lit.
Z. @er Die 9eperbllna Inn Dos
5ipeite Eapier1 bereits eirlgereidt,
es aber oes arieges tpegen nod nigt
crbalten bat, ioa abuarten, bis er
uieoer BON Sen 9eborben bort.
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saft mnb siebens,Oiiroisfeit.

Der inn $erbit 1908 peritorbens
Sra 8, Saufep, Der iid als 8eiie-
preoiger einen beriibnlten Namen o.
madt bat, beiaB cine foitlihe bunori-
ltiihe gloer. gs fain ibnt aiib nibt
oarouf ail Die 3uborer gelegeiltlid
aiif ieine Soften gum 9ahen su brin-
gen. go CAB er Damn uno warl foI-
gelloes grlebnis gum 8eiten. oSNt)
trot einillal aitf ser StraBe einen al.
ten gefanilten, ben id) lange niht &c
ieben batte. gsir itailoen it'll, be-
oritBten inns luio ld)iittelteH einan0er
oic S0noc, nMie trefflih Sic aiss
ieben,~ rief er beipllnoerllo ans. -
0fir tat eS iDobl, 0aB er oas fan0,
mo oaB ers NIT iolder lleber5eueurg
iuo sSreiloe aitsipracb. sau6 Sic le-
ben gut aus, erfldrte id ibm berg.
lid), .ltnb oas freut MIDI Inn 10 mebr,
ais Sie iih bel unierem lcsten 3u.
imnnentreffen in 10 georiidten Ser
hdItitiiien befanocn mo gerabe3u
elelro ausiaben. aonirten gle nit
mir Sn 3iihe uno beridtcn Sic, ipie
cs Sbnen gegangen it, aSebr
germ" iagte er, nno mir ipeiiten 5i.
innnneri. 9ei Glide crip1bnte mein
@ait inter atoerem eines sllitos, oos
er iid aefauft babe, eiues 5liigefs.
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ben er ieiner Jrau 5ll @eibnadtc,s
geideltff babe, ieines Sdnieaerlob.
ilcs. 0es @rafen Gounblo. Mih be-
freinbete ons, llno ih fonnte 5lllctt
Die getnerfiing nid)t ullteroriifen:
.Mber lpie in nller @eIt babell Sic cs
angefangen, iid 10 in Die @obe air
idwingen2 gIIs it sic oas leBte Mal
iab, iuaren Sic bod 10 arm Die eins!
Gir6enHlnus Ga alltfDortete mir
Der Vsatn foltbIiitig mDurd Gaft
.uuo Iiebeilsuiiroige Mamierelt lieb-
iter Sanfep, foult oiird nid)ts. Sd
benliibe mid, ieoern ettpas glngene5-
mes 5il fagell etiposs mas er germ
borte. @enn id ipeifer riihts ipllfsa,
beriid]erte if ieoein, Der mir begegne-
te, er iebe uor5iiglib aus. Oas fiseIte
oeL oer's borte, er red)lete es lidy
gum 8eroienIt an. Nair aber rehncte
er's 10 bod an. oaB if es ibm 10 mil
@efiibl uno lleber5eligung iagte Sc
Der beeilte iid], ailh mir cine 2iebens-
iuiiroigfeit 5n rripeiiell, mid 5ll Glide
einsuIaben. mir @eidenfe 5ll MAIDEN,
mid nit feinen reiden, noruebmen u
einflnBreiden geruanoten Ii. 6reun-
Den befailnt 81 MAIDEN. slud DIE
fen gegeniiber elltipidelte if Die gIei-
DIE Siebesipiiroiefeit, id) uerpflihtete
lie mir oaourd, iie rebanhierten iidI.
inoem iie mir CUTE Gtelunsen Der.
ihafften nno oergleihen ulebr. gtui
oieie @eiie babe id) mid enlporeear-
beitet ino bin iest Elm reider 0iol,n.
Rim ntuB i'd aber gebeu, Sanfeu.
nno oarlfe Sbnen pieInlaIs fir ihr
prattiges Diner ltno tpirflid, Son.
fen Sic ieben por5iigIih aus.
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Die merifaniide @eaiernna bo.

Die merifaniide Heeierung Bot
Der britii6en 9esierllng cine 9sote
iiberianot, in Ser tic ben Yrotelt Ser
britii6en Hegierung gegen Die Drift
fenoen geltilnfrlngen fir fremoe 9e.
iiber ooer 8eorbeiter BON Sell1nbc.
reien in Merifo beontluortete. @ie aus
Der Hotc berporgebt, peroen feline
gtiloerlingen ooer @erdnoerungel
an ben 8eitimmrngen norgenontrnei
peroen. Die giote fam aud alS Gr-
flGritng an Die anlerifoniihen Del
SSSntereiien an9eieben meroen, oa bieie
in Oerielbcn Gage iinb. ipie Die bril-
tiSfeu.
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Gibecourt gcnomntell,
ll)eg nad llOgon ae@l Den QQierten jeg often.
ltcberau GrfOlgc*
Nmerifaude Vnflide geeu Gon1ans nno auOere Srte a
&ritiicter 2(mgenblicf.
DeutIde md flnfzig fllelen vcn Paris enlfernt.
4eridt uniercs Beneralfon,uss aus Mosfan.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
August 18th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917,
Die 9ciitIden bnben an ibrer.
5ront-einie mDrSlid5 BON gllbert 0rG-
ben anfsegeben. 9ies nnas, mic Bic
SagesiibcriidJt Ser An. Ereiie" aus-
fiibrt, beSenten, oafl oas beiitide
Cberfommanbp ben enbsiiltisen Gr.
foIg Der amerifani1ben mno britiiden
0peratipnen an Der CONNIE bornns-
iieIt mn6 bic 6entidenS Stellnngen nun
10 einridBtet baH re alien M6gIidfei.
ten entipred)en. Sc iuGre m6glid, bag
Die bentiden Gftllungrn bon ser
Gumne bis nah Mrras nnb nod iuei.
ter binats mn drrnngiert iperben
iunrben. Die Jran5pien baben Jhbs,
court 9enotnmen. Dies lit BON sroker
gebentnns, ba bic Gffeniipe in eriier
sinie ben 3luef bat, bie Uegenb sui.
iden Ser Connie nn6 ber Ollie inter
apntrDIle SIT befpmmen. Die Ginnab,
me pun Gi6eeonrt fpmmt Der Ginnab=
me Der gSal6gegeno sluiIden Mfat
nnb Die sleid, bic ben ssransoiea
ben Veg nadJ 2aiIignb er6ffnete. Die
ie Ginnnbms bat ben gSeg burd) 6as
Diie-Snl bis nad 9sOgun ge6ffnef.
NubOn liegt iiagefabr ied)s Meiien
nor0Gitlid BON Mibefpnrt. Cbsleidj re
nod iulrner amf 8iberitan6 itofen,
fetcn Die Jransoien ibren 8es bnrd
Sie beiunlbete 0iiseIgegeno siuiihen
Yfat unb Siie fort. Die 0entIden
sreifen iie BON aleu- giinitisen Tnnf.
ten nit Msaidincngeidjiiten an, aud
as-Mngriffe iuerben gemad)f, 6pd
fam 6ies oas Worriifen nid)t bin
bern. Die Irausoien baben jekt bas
ganse Ebiesepnrt TIatean nnter Gpn-
trole nn6 ebenio nud nu6ere bodge-
lesene Wesenoen. Nm yesIe baben bie
0entid]en iuieber erfolgfDIe Nngriffe
anf bic fran50iildbem un6 amerifani.
id5en Stellungen gcmadjt.
Mad einer Wielonng oes Telomar.
ld5an 9aig baben bic 9entid)en jluI-
ldyen yllbtrf mn0 Nrras begpnnen, iidl
5iirnd5nsiebea, nno Sfuar in Der &idl'
tnns BON yapanme.
Set 9arpillers orangen bic Gnglan'
Der Dor nno mad)ten aud @efangeme.
Mllc bentidleu Stellnnaer s,uiIdjeu
Bran nu6 Gtinebam 5inb ppn ben 9ll-
liierten eenpmmen morben; aud iuur.
ben bic SentIdDen BON ibne,. ans oe.a
Gateaur Nalo pertrieben.
Oeiflidl bpn geIual iberraId)ten Sis
Jran5oien bic Gentiden, ais lie einell
@cgenaHsriff nnternebmen iuollteG,
Sic ,mad)teu cine 9lnsabl @efamgene,
oarnntfr iieben Gffisiere. 3tpiidleu
Nope nno gaiIisnD iino lebbafte Nr.
tilierie aampfe i'm Wange.
glne Oepeld)e ans epuoon iast, Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-15

amertfanllDen MafatheH fahteN
sliiflidl 5uriif.
gei einem 8einde i'm amerifGni-
ihen Eager fat a6nis George ppn
Gnglano General Eeribing, Genernf
glif, bier aiaerifaniidje Gffisiere itnS
ID amerifanifd]e Solbaten 0efuritrt
@eneral NliF erbielt bas 0rof-&reas
'6es gatb-Drbens, General Wlif fen
ct. Wfi6ael Cr6en; bic Qelttnants
nnb bic Splnaten er1ielten ons Git.
siersfrens.
gead) be,n offisiellen Seridt bonn
Niittmod iuurben 92 anlerifaniidle
solbnten I'M &an,pf get0fet; rs itnr-
ben an Hatn6en nn0 sebn an aranf.
beiten; siuei famen 6nr6 einen lin.
fnl INNS Qeben; "a lunroen fdmer
pcrmnn6et; siuei mitr6en als beriunn.
bet geindoet, obne nGbere geseid).
nnng, nnb oreisebn iuerben ermikt.
ltnter bieien finb folsen0e Seraner: !:
Majpr Weapnaro U. @ells ams San
glntDniD unb Yrinnte Nsm. Gsement
ms HDflano, an ibren Wmnben se-
itDrben; 2pnis $. gimerif ams 0al.
Ins, iduer bermun6et.
Mad benz gerid)f bes Marine.
Corps fielen bier Mann iln &i;
orei mnr6en idiuer perluiMbet nu6 ei.
ner ais ueriunnbet genielOet, Dbne M.
here gnsabe; siuei iuerben Dermift.
Ieraner finb nidt oarnnter.
Die Staliener bnben n0r6lid) poa
Der N0amello-@ -@egeno ipidtige Ynnfte
beiekt nnS 100 Nefansene semad)t.
gm Samstag, beim "a. Mignit,
miiilen ale innsen gente resiitrieren,
bic lett Oem 5. sSnni II Sabre alt ae-
iuorben iino.
gtn einem eininmten Ylnk an Ser
uirsimiiden Giifte fat man ange6lid
zine Ansabl Spione feitsenpmmem,
bic eera6e babel maren. gptIdaftea
absnien6en.'
In nnmittelbarer 9iGbe oes gaem
sDorter Safens lit Der Celbampfer
usSreOerif 81. aellpgg" berienft NOR.
ben. Sieben Mnnn BON ieiner gciat.
sung iuerSen permift.
Sdakamtsiefret6r Mcglooo Gat
benz aOmite fir Waittel mno Ieae
initgeteilt, 6af Die meme 4epemue-NiIl
cine ifiuere Gtemer amf Arieesprufite
legen nnb bah iie pur geainn ser
Gan.pagne fir bic neile gibertD- Yn-
leibe am 2e. September Oeleb iein
miiile. Die ariessfuiten ieien jekf 10
gewaltig, bah jeber Sent bon ben ad)t
tauienb Niillionen Dollars, sic man
onrd bic Nepenme gill eriuarte, ae-
brandt iueroe.
llnier Staats0epartement Fat jeEt
0epeiden bpn nnierem 8eneralfunlnl
Yoole in Wipsfan er6alten. Nad) bic
len 9epeiden limb Die ensIiiden rno
fransOiiiden Weneralfpninln mno ibr
Eerional perbaftet morben; aud iran.
50iiide nnS engliid)e Eripatlemte iino
perhaftet woroen, nm iie als @eiiela
fir oas 8etraaen Der emaliidjen nmo
frans6iiiden Ernppen in grdanacl
81 balten. Wiitglieoern Der engliidsn
mnb Der franS6iiid5en @eianbtid)aft Il,
WoSfan 1T bic Grlanbnis perpeigert
luorSen, oic Stabt IN perlaiIen, trpt-
oem iie linen pprber gegeben mar.
@eueralfoniul Epole bat iein ygpbe
Suuf," ben Sdliiiiel sn Der bonn Som
imlat gebrand)teu @ebeimid)rift, nno
alle Eapiere Dernid)tet nno fat bas
aonimlat Dem id),uebiidDen auni,tI
iibertragen. Cb er Wipsfan perlaIlen
bat o0er oh er perbaftet 1T, lueif man
nidDt, ba feline lette 9epeide pom 6.
Nnsuif batiert lit. gyenn Die Wadrid)t
luabr lit, oaf, eenine unS Srobfp mad
6ronitabt gefloben iinb, luirb inn ie-
oenfalls uidjts seidebeH fein. Sn Der
0epeid)e iast Yuols, genine babe ber-
idjiebenfIidl ben aoninIn erflart, eS
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9lus esuares miro gelneloet, ser
General Snitino Gotero, Der gefehIs-
bober Der 8linoestrirppen irGearioil,
lei bon Sope5 nilb ieiner 9anoiten-
bonoe errllorbct porocii, e6enlo icine
Dintter. SeiHe Sotter h0tten Gle
ganoiten NIT fortacid,leppt.
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I'm esebiree.

6iibrer. .Sier bort Die @egeto-
ton alf, fiinfbunoert Meter bober
g gier uno nod fiinfbnnoert Metcr
b0ber fogor oie @nfihtsfartenl~
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yoeiie nnS 9sruia.

9affiib (idndrmeriidD. Md.
iuie berrlih lit ooh Die 6abrt
Olrb eincn 5unuel; ib babe mir Gle
Suutucls anfseidriebsn. Die id fenlte,
es lit ilur weeen Der sufiinftigen
6ob5eitsreiie"
Die Srcunoin: o9ld mas, Cunt
mel. pnite gu Saiiie Die 9nnlpe aus,
30 bait oil gleib einen 9llnnel.@
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eriltiere Elm ariesssultaub siuiifen
sanklanb unS ben Alliifrten.
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- Die Helle lit ipeiblihen @e-
ihiebts, iie foHlnlt ollh ineilt 3n ipdt.