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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-04-25
Dogs Kill Turkeys.

Last Sunday three strange half
starved bird dogs were seen to enter
a flock of turkeys on the owners land
in Baldwin and kill large, twenty
pound bird besides injuring others.
This is not the first time that strange
dogs have molested the farmers
poultry. They make a practice of
securing the country, destroying eggs
and killing fowls. People are not
helping Uncle Sam any by keeping
more dogs than they can properly
feed, or allowing them to run at large
destroying many dollars worth of
poultry each year.
Mrs. Geo. Patten.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-04-25
War Garden Meeting.

w dl Vd1uCu N1cCCAuS.
There were but few persons present
at the war garden meeting in the arm
cry on Monday evening-something
like 50.
Professor Erickson of the university
farm gave a very interesting talk
largely addressed to juveni1es--on
gardening. He described some Of the
work accomplished by boys and girls
throughout the state and urged that
the pupils of the Princeton schools do
their utmost to help their country by
buckling down to work and cultivating
all the ground they can possibly han
die or secure. Small patches of ground
are, however, better than none, he said
every little garden plot will help to
the extent of it's production Men and
women were also asked to occupy Their
spare time in raising vegetables in
their village gardens, at least for then
own consumption, and whatsoever
more is possible. Every foot of ground
should be cultivated, said the speaker
County Agent Steward followed Mr.
Erickson and gave some professional
advice as to the kinds of vegetables tc
raise, when to plant the seed and how
to care for the garden. If his instruc'
tons are followed there should be 9
plentiful supply for everyone in the
village this year.
The proceedings were interspersec
with enlivening musical numbers.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-04-25
REMINDER OF PAS DAYS.
Authors Depletion Of ct ourist~ Printer
Will Be Recognized az Drawn
From Life.

Thrilling adventures of the old Jour-
neyman printers are contained in
These Shifting Scenes" by Charles
Edward Russell. These wanderers
roamed from town to town, denounc-
ing everything outside of New York as
unfit for consideration, and returning
by way of freight trains once a year
for visit to that Mecca of Journalists.
Mr.. Russell describes typical mem
Der of the guild, one "Scotty.''
"This solid and sorry ragamuffin had
so often escaped violent death that he
was convinced of a destiny to die Of
disease and was far more fearful Of
drinking contaminated water than Of
riding on car trucks. Once as he chung
to the bumpers of freight car mad
or intoxicated brakeman had fired five
revolver shots at him and every shot
had clipped or gone through Scotty's
hat. Whereupon the brakeman, prob
ably convinced that he had seen a
ghost, leaped from the train and was
killed..
Several times Scotty had been in
train wrecks. Once the car was on
fire and he was pinned down by pile
Of joist, but two brakemen worked
with frenzied zeal until they freed
him and saved his life; and then pur-
sued him down the track pelting him
with coal for stealing ride.
Ellis walking experiment was made
in 1874 when business was depressed
and the country was full of tramps:
He Joined a colony of these and so
great was the terror they inspired that
the farmers used to come every morn
ing with presents of chicken and milk ;
but as matter Of fact the tramps
were the most harmless of men. One
had been clergyman and used to re-
prove the others for swearing"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-04-25
Red Cross Salvage Campaign.

A campaign viii be started next
week to collect articles of various
kinds for the Red Cross. Co-opera-
tion of every person in the community
is earnestly desired in this campaign.
We are sure that several hundred dol
lars can be realized in Princeton by
collecting materials of various kinds
which are stored away in the garnet,
in the cellar, or scattered about the
various homes, stores and offices.
We hope that this campaign will not
be something that is spasmodic, and
will stop Immediately after the first
collection has been made, but that
every person in this community will
save all articles which are of some
value. Before the war an ordinary
family wasted enough to care for sew
eral soldiers. This is one means Of
caring for the wounded and sick boys
of America over there in the trenches,
five thousand miles from home. There
fore we are sure that the good people
of Princeton will commence to prepare
for the campaign which will be an
nounced by posters for some time next
week.
Following is a list Of things to save
for the Red Gross: Bottles, (clean),
lead foil, paint tubes, tinfoil, Irvine,
string, rope, wire, kid gloves, channels,
old purses, clothing for refugees, waste
paper, including bound books, card
board, magazines, bulletins, automo-
bile tires, inner tubes, hose, boots,
betting, all articles made all or partly
of rubber, expired license tags, alumni
mum, brass, copper, lead, zinc, iron,
all articles made all or partly of met
ais, any clean articles containing cot
ton, wool, silk, felt, burlap, gusany
sacks, barrels, grease, leather, any
kind of machinery, etc. Nothing too
small or too large. Committees will
call in the near future to collect.
Please help this work by having
things ready and done up in conven-
ient packages or containers.
I M. G. Hayes, Chairman.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-04-25
War Helps Chinese Industry.

The European war and consequent
cessation of imports Of German aniline
dyes is bringing about a revival OF
China's ancient industry Of indigo
making. China's fondness for this
color has earned for her the name OF
the Land Of the Blue Gown. Indigo
growing is especially adapted to the
Yangtze valley and southern China.
The color is extracted by soaking the
leaves in hot water and beating the
pulp.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-04-25

cook, and now you tell me this. How
did you happen to arrive at this new
conclusion ~
Swell, num-" replied Bridget, = SEE
when you were out, tBiddy,' sez, 'ye'd
better wu-rrk for the divil We know
than for the divil We don't know So
it's stayin' I'll be, mum" Boston
Transcript.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-04-25
Biddy,s Philosophy.

A Black Bay woman had been noti-
fled by her cook that she would "be
LAWN" when her week was up. A
little later, however, the cook changed
her mind.
IS ST cannot understand you Bridget, :
said her mistress. "Here.I've trotted
all over town trying to find a new
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-04-25
Hoo kiIlinu in Britain.

According to official figures secured
nv the United States food administra-
ton, hogs have decreased much more
than any other class of live stock In
the British isles. The total decline for
1916 and 1917 was over 100000, Of
which more than $4,000 were brood
s0ws. -.-.---...
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-04-25
A Timely Necessity.

A timely necessity, especially in war
times, is the j. M. Pease Lubricant
Carbon Remover. It saves gas and
increases power. A car will run from
two to five miles further on gallon
of gasoline if you use this lubricant.
It is a scientific preparation and I
would like you to try it. Price one
dollar. Theo. O. Zieman, Agent,
1910 Princeton, MINI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
Die uierte ssreifritsanIeibe.

gor nebr oenn einein Sabre be-
trug Die 3abl Der 9lftiondre Der ssirnta
..Snfel Gam" MIR etipa 100000. 60
piele Yerionen beiaBen anteiIideiue
an Den bon Der amerifaniiheil 9fegie-
rllng orfgenonmenen aapitaIie.l.
Das beibt: MIR cine bon ic breibun.
oertoreiBig Herionen bate elm finpn-
5ielles Snterelie on Dem 5inor5eebaG-
ren Der 8unoesregierlng. 9ieles
gerbaltnis bat iib i'm 2oufc oes les
ten Sabres iebr itarf peridoben. Seu.
te iino 3mon5ig bis fiinfuno3man3ie
Wiillionen Berionen on Der 8lmoes-
falle intereliiert. Wfit Der 3nnabne
oes naterieaen Srtereiies iteigert af
aber gleid5eitig = nno pieneidt 70.
gar nod IN ltarferem Serb1It1lis -
Dos Sntereiie an Der ionitigen, Dor
allen Der politii1en ilno io5ialen Sd.
tigfcit Der 9uiloesregierlrng. lln6 oas
lit cine errungenidait, oeren 8ert
man idperIib iiberi6dseu farm.
0enn bisber beurteiIte Der 9urh-
lfnlttsbilrger in 0ofota ooer 2olliia.
na Die 2eiitlngsfdbigfeit Der ietpeili-
gen 3entrolregierltng mangels eines
anoeren 0taBitubes nleilt nab oe,
gorteilen, Die feline Senotoren ooer
lelne aonerebabgeoroneten fir leinen
eigenen ge5irf BEL ibr berousl6Iogen
fonnten. Die @emeiniomfeit oessSil.
tereiIes 3fpiiden @eit mo OIt, georo
uno Silo mar 81 itornlnlen 3e;teli
banfig 5u pernIiiien. Ssett tit oieles
8inoennittel porbanoen. @s belte6t
aus Der @fiihung ioealer ariees5iele
NIT oen materiellen Srtereiie finan-
5ieller 9eilbaberidaft. Oie Sreibeits-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
siDnis nno 9oppelsanser.

Gon Gonig aarl pon @iirttembers
er5dblt man iid folgenoe Mnef6ote:
81 ieilien 2eb5eiten gab es in Stutt-
gart einen Serrll, Der Dem &o1lig 10
mlffalleno abnIid iab, bob er oft aIs
Der ncrmeintlihe @errlber i'm Shna.
benlano geeriilloet muroe. 8ei Spls
7erregte oies natiirlid) groBsu Ser.
brliB ullo Elm 9ofberr erbielt oan
Iilftrag, .nit Dem 9oppelganger ae3
&onigs eillntal elm @ort i'm Ser.
trallen 5ll reoen. rSaget Sc email,
9err Hemmele,@ 9 (ipie miri bn rert1ren
monen, obipobl er anoers bieb), 70
reoete Der Sofberr ben Doppelgdngsr
oes &onigs an .feniitet Sic bees net
anoere, oaB Sic Der Woieihtdt net
gar 10 dbnlid iebet?1 nssSsa, nis
ioa oerln bees i1tahe2" mar Die Ge.
senfrage nSano," erpioerte Der
slbgeIanbte oes sSofes. 10 feant 81
balt Sbren Bart 8iiiele anoerid)t
trage, ipie s. Maiefbt1t 81 be-
iDabr," eripioerte Der anoere gefral,ft,
Den Bart trag' ieBt idon meiner
Seboag 10. +" $50, Damn 5iebget &c
,uenigidtens net inme grao oieielbe
Gleioer on, iuie O. Wtaieiat1t nuo
lofet Se net INNER nit oenlielbe 0nt
rlm. ,@ero mir oraus. Die
Sleioer bab' is email, ilno IN bsne
nero a rungloffe.~ 9a rib Dem
Sofberrn oie @eoulo. .Sa, iid ounn
gar mir 8 mobe2" fragte CT nod sirt-
mal eiltoringlid, uno Der olte Sart=
nagel tio nennen Die Sdtpnben bols-
Itarrige 9ellte) eripioerte peritoft:
ugtai, gar mir" Damn g'mebnef
Sc iid menigidtelis oen iauoomme
Sang abl" rief Der Sofberr in 5ornl,
ger @er5lueifluns unb eine ieines
gSeges. = Der aonis lno iein Oop.
pelganger iino Damn nod Iiingere
Belt nit ibrem leidt binfenoen Gang
onrf's Seben gelpanoelt, aber Der
9oppelgonger mllroe ood) etiuas frii-
ber aus oieler 3eitlibfeit abberllfeit.
sur nidt geringen @emigtlnlng hei
S1ofe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
6rcbe 6eiatr
Jdr Ole 0euQtm Sfe0ungen Don QrraS bis SoIl0ns.
Stele Crte ge1tuluttem.
9ende 5teauugtn bon Der 6arpe bis nr eomn 5rdgemde
$4,000 G1efan9ene.
&0rt OF 6gbr Nmtu0meut jar an Howtr" =S abgtween
&ente BON 45 bis 30 abren f0ncn it'd ebt anmerbem aen
$4,000 @cfanaene.

lit bel ifr in WilbelmsbDbe. 8nfle-
tins iinb nid)t ansgegeben.
9ad) elmer Nitteilnng aus @aid-
inston fOnnen jett 9ente i'm Ilter
BON As bis 50 Sabren fid) fir oas
0eidiib= 9epartement, amartierntei.
tiers =Separtement, bie mebisiniite
Nbteilmns itno fir gentle 3ipeise Ser
Sisnalabteilnng aniperben laiIen.
Gine 0epeid)e ans @aibington be-
fauptet, in einer @eriammlmng ~
Wanm6ein, in Der bic 2ebensinittel-
iage belproden iunrbe nmb an ser
5000 Serionen teilnabmcn, iunrbe
Der Name oes ErGii6enten 8iliun,
ben elmer Der Ne0ner criuGbnte, nit
8egeiifernng begriift.
Oas Observation-Disclosures bes 8on-
greiies beitebt baranf, bak basIy @prf-
Dr-6igbt" -Mtnenbement, bas Der Gcnat
angenpmmen bat, aus Der Imam
puiper bill" beransbleibt. Der Z.
September uirb luabrfdeinlid) als
Resiitriernnsstas fir bic MilitGr-
pflidtigen feitgeiett.
sSubu 9. Shan, Der nene Sireftur
bes smftIdiffiueiens, fat erflart, Sas
Die Ser. Staaten nit geitellnngcn
amf gibertp Wtotors iiberbamft mir
bem.
gmnOesridter Gpdran in 2erins-
ton, ap., erflart in einem @utadteu
iiber bic &onitihltionalitat oes Spin
age-ojeiebes, Der 2pngref babe ~,
ariessseiten bas 3ed)t, Die freie @e,
be ST befdJranfen nnS irseno ein Sc,
ieb ansnnebmen, ipeldes es benz 2aa.
DC m0slid mad)t, ben Sieg sn &C.
lpinnen.
Sn GpnoDu be6amert man baa
Sortseben nnieres Sotidafters Bage,
Sie rlluiberial Slip Gompanp4
luirb SOnnerstas ibr biertes Splsidafi
in Soniton bonn Stapel lamfen TAI.
len. Mm Samstas luirb bic Miblant
SriSse Company ibr piertes 6pl,-
idiff ppm Stapd lamfen laiien nnS
Die Gone Star Sbipbmilbina Gpmpa.
M in Beaumont iuir6 am 0ounerstao
ebeufalls Elm Sdiff pom Stapel lai,.
fen laiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29

Sn Der Yriin1ripabl slt Mo1ta-
no bot Der repnbIifani51e &ongreB.
fanoioat Or. 9. 90. 2anoItrun TO-
600 5timmen, Die bernofratiIhe San
oioatin, SRI Seanette Hanfii1, abcr
nltr 6582 Stir11lnen erbalten-
Der republifailiihe &unoinnt
Widigan's fir oas glmt oeg Bun.
oesienators, Erlinlan s.. 9terpberrll
bat IN Der Yrinlarpabl $4,000
Stinmen mebr befonlmen als iein
8egenfauoioat @enrp sSoro.
General De Stolen eabell bat
anl Wtittfpod) abeno Dem General
Galles, Dem @ouperneur non Sonora,
iagen laIien, er ipiiroe lti1beoinat iiber
Die @renSe geben, fnenn nod elm spei-
terer SdltB BON merifaniIher Seite
abgefenert meroe. gs ipnrcn mebrere
S6iiiie abgefeurt llno elm ainerifani-
iGer Sol0at NOR pertpun0ct ipnr0elt.
General Gales, Der Milit1r- -@o1per-
nemr BON Sonora, lit bonn Yrdiioen
ten Garrun5a iofprt nod Der @rell5c
geiun0t moroen, INN ben Mmerifancrit
iein 8eoaliern iiber Den 8prfaII alls
5uoriifen. ssn Staatsoeparteinent
miro man BON Dem 8orfal aidDt ebcr
gfoti5 nebmen, als bis Der 8eridbt Der
nilit1rifhen 9efeblsbaber pprlieot
Sn Meilitarfreiien lit man geneiat,
oas @nn5e ais cine nntiirlid)e SSolge
beItebenOer 8erbaItnilie on5uieben.
Wfan bofft, BOB Die Gonferen5 aipi=
iden Den @enerdlen Nogales uno 60
bca sli einem Ierltdnonis fiibret
miro Spatere gtahrid)ten nteloelt,
oaB oieie aonferen5 iebr befrieoiaeno
berlalfen lit. Der peripunoete 3ou=
mahter @alton Reooof, elm illnstr
Menid BON 90 Snbren, lit geitorbeil-
8unoesienator Slie ssaracs
BON 9sntudp lit geiiorben. SaineS
mar nod perb0ItnisndBig Jung, er.
iuar 1871 geboren. 1912 puroe er
gmnoesienator, nadoem er norbsr
ld1on 3ebn Sabre lang &ongreBrc-
prdientallt mar, gr NOR elmer Der 81
mofratilden Siibrer i'm glinoesienat.
Der Soloat sSrieorih @olter
Staoelbauer, Elm cbentaIiser Gffisicr
Der oeittihen Mrnee, lift i'm gamp
Grant inn Staate sSainois fir Sic
9oner oes &rieges iltterniert NOR
oen. Staoelbaner ipuroe iiberfiibrt.
oas anerifuniife Milit1riDelen IN
abipreheiloer @eiie fritiiiert uno @er<
gleid)e 5uiiden Dem oeilti6en unS
annerifaniiden Seere angeltellt 5n ae-
ben, welde ifarf 8ll ltneunIten oes
ietteren ausfielen. Ser slngeflagte
NOR I'M Sabre 1911 nadl Den yer.
Staaten gefonlmen, I'M amerifoniidDe
@eid)dftsnetbooen 81 ihloieren iin0
mar bis 5u ieiner @inberllfilng ols
Glerf in einem 8anfeefhdft in Mil.
ipnifee tdtig getpeien. Seine Ratllrn.
liiationspapiere, iuelde ibm flrS ncr
Dem @intritt oer Ser. Stauten IN oen
&riee a,tsgefertiet mareL muroen
bonn Eroiioenten @ilion fiir ilngiiltia
erfl1rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29

pDrrer Nad)rtd)teli" lngt Wenernl 0Dn
glrbenne: y9as bentifc Seer nnb bic
bemtide Nation ieben iebt oiiierea
Stunben entgegen. NDge 6ptt bas
&aterlanb idiiten."
Glf amerifaniid)e SDlonten 6a6em
Sas nSiitinsniibeo Seruiee grpfD er-
l)alten. E
Gs beikt, $oinoenbnra luerbe an sig
Spite bes 6eeres Der Gentralmadlte
treten.
Rad bem letten offisiellen g,ridt
fielen fiinfitnbfanfsis amerifailiidle
Sulbaten i'm Santpf; breinnbs uan-
SIG itarben an ibren Nmn6en nth {
On aranfbeiten; sebn famen i,nrd
l1nfGlle INNS Qeben; 2O6 ipur6en
Idliuer beripmnoet; 112 iumrben als
Deriunnbet semelbef, p6ne nGbere Mn-
gaben; 1f9 iperben bermift nnb 5fpei
iIn6 gefansen genommen. Inter ben
8enannten iinb piersebn Seraner:-
2emtnant sSoiepb galbiuin ans ssler,
6fnrb grabm ans Cameron, esbao
Carlton ans Grofett, Sec. 6.
Sdmibt ans Galpeitpn, @ia g. Sar-
nall aiis NuerD, G0parS s.. Gmrfons
nns Sun 9lnsnitine, ysilliam q. Ser,
run ans 8ills Euint, Sames Nf. Nsil-
Ter ans 6Dniton, in Ser Sd)ladr. ae-
fallen; Gapt @iG S. Warner ans or
EaiD, idiuer Deripitnbet; Ism $.
grasmea ans gilot Euint, 9llbe,t s..
Gbilbers ans giabeliff nnb sberif 81.
9ingler ans Sbler, als perlumnbet ae.
nlelbet; Seize $. glferanber ans
Gropeton nnb Sarrb !6il5 ans asilot
Toint, bermift.
Rad benz geridt 6es Na:ine-
Corps iinb bier Mann i'm &ainpI' ae.
fallen; itarben lieben an 8nnben;
lunroen brei id)fper peripmn6et, bier
als periumnbet gemelbet, obme ndbere
Mngaben nnb tunr6en brei gefallaea
senomnen. Seganer iparen nid)t Sar.
itnter.
slus eunbDn luirb semcloet, an Der
lliInri-Jrpnt baben iidl bic srm,,pen
Der golideiuifi ieds Ncilen Dor sen
alliierten Srmppen snriifgespgen.
General Semenoff, Der syiibre, Der
4egner Der golideuifi, lit iiber bic
J Hbiriide @rense sesangen nnb bal
bic Wsatiieiusfi-Statiun mieoer nc.
npmmen.
Nns @labiiuuitpf miro aemelbet
oak Der Gerinfl hes General 6prs
BATH, cine 9iftatnr sn etabli,ren
pollifan0is misgliift lei.
Die Mlliierten bn6en aptlas an Ger
Siuina, iiio6itlidD bon glrdlanael Be.
iett. Die yeieknns bes Crtes 1T bon
ye6entnng.
Die Stabt Sdenfnrsf am @aaa.
sslnf, iii6lid bon Mrdangel, bie lebts
Staot pon geoentnng i'm 6omp,rne.
ment, bat iid) BEN Nlliierfen uni Be,
nemen Hesierilng ersebem.
gns Ardlansel ipirb gemeloet, Sis
gliiierfen baben einen erfulsreidJeu
Gampf mito Der Gpten @aroe bei
golideiuifi sebabt mno baben 81.
sslnk.Jlotillc Der golidefpifi amsein,
amber geiagt.
genfide nnS rmiIiid)e @crterter ia,
ben 0rei Snpplementar- -gertrGae ann
sSrieSensuertras ppn Brett 9itpmsl
mmterSeidlnet. Sic bcsiebem iidD anI
1sinansiaden nnb 0eridjtsiueien.
! Cine eoaopner 9epeidc belmuptet
bel Der WerIenfina oes ffans6iiidle,l
gampfers 0SDbiana" an Der ylurb.
fiiite Spaniens batten Die 9emtidlen
mclrere 9iettmngsboote in Den @rnmt
gebubrt, iupSmrd) 3S Beripnen nms
seben sefpmmen icicn.
i'm engliid)eu Sopo MimiitrD inn
5nr 3eit nabesn 1900 Nenidleil an.
geitellt, Die Elm @ebalt bon $3.50,
600 per Sabr besieben.
| Der oentiden aaiierin ,3nitanb Ipll
iid) Oerid)ledtert baben; Der aaiIer
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
August 10Th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Die Sagesiiberlidt Der sliI. EreiIe
fast, oaf Ole oentld)en Stellnngen
BON Nrras nad) SoiiIons ale in srp-
FER 8efabr iin6. 1teheraa bridt bic
2inie nnter ben Nnsriffen Der Nlliier-
ten sniaminen. Die alte 6inbenbi1rg=
2inie bel Mrras lit nmgangen. gpn
benz Scarpe=Tuf in gelgien bis on.
bic 6pmme fGllt BIC feinolide 9inic
snriif, nnb iiiSiid ron Der Sunme
iinb 6ie 0entId)eni n Elm pnar Gnferfi
gefGbrlide 6teqmneen gebrdngt, ans
beaen iie ubnt sroke @erlmite id)iuer.
lid entfDntnten iuer6en; es lit 1ies
bei Yeronne ita6 ytoDpn. Die Miller
ten baben cine grufe An5abl Heiner
Ortfdaften erpbert. Die Mmerifaner
fGnpfen NIT ben Jranaoien salnm-
men nprblueitli6 BON SDiiIons. Der
3ipef i6rer Sample lit bic @ernid).
tnns Der bentiden Stellnng beigeDppn
itno Die llmsebnng Der 9lisne nub SeS
tGbemin 6es Games. glmerifaner itub
1eutihc fimpfen aud 6ei Gbabianp.
Sin @erind Der Sentiden, bei @a5os
DIES iiber ben @esle 81 gebem, iunrSe
berbin6ert, ebenip iunrSen Mngrifie
anf 1ismette sMrifgeidjlagen. Die
Mmerifantr babem ebenfalls Idtuere
Serlnltc sebabt.
Die glmerifaner baben oen iueitii.
den Sell bon 8asodes genommeG;
iie baben iid bon 1ismettes snriif-
eesogen, aber ibr 8ombnrbcment fat
perbinbert, bah bic 0entidJeu es be-
ictt baben.
General Wiananin 6rGngt trpb bes
bartnafigen 8iberitanbes Der Geui,
idjen beitau6ig iiber bas Snpignp.
Elateam gegen bic SuiiIpns-Gt. lmen.
tin Strafe ppr. Sein Gamptobieft
iimb bic srofen aalfitein-yefeitigmn.
gen morb6itlid) ppn SoiIions, Die non
groker VeOemtmng ltno.
General Wfarh erfIGrt, oaF biz
Alliierten lett Dem |. Smli iiber 112,.
600 Oefangene sentadt nnb ii6er
1900 6anonen erbeutet baben.
Seit Sem syall DON Gbanlnes ipll
Der giiifsmg Der 9emtid)en nOrolid)
pom slpre id)neIler por iid) geben ais
purber. 0as ppn ben 0eutiAen per-
laiIene Sdlad)tfelo bietct elm Bib
fnrdtbarer gerluiiitnng, iuie frans0ii-
idJe Scridjte meIoen.
Die 0entiden iollen bic bon i6mem
oerlaiIenen 9minen nit rNmitaro
0as1 gefiillf haben, oaber f0nnem bic
Transoien nod uid)t in Mope eig-
oringen.
Dir 9emtiden fomnten lire nidJt
gebramf)ten Weidoile nidlt ale NIT
neflnen nn6 baben uieIe bon il)nen
uersraben. Die Gransoien babem lie
gefnnDen nnb bennten iie iebt.
Die Weuinue Der MIliiertem iollem
perbin6ert baben, oaf 2abenoorff iei-
men amsebIiden Eian, iid amf bic
6inDenbnrg 2inie suriifsnsieben,
ourdDfiibren fonnte.
glnf beiben llfern bcs Searpe.Jlmi-
Ies baben bic Gnslanber ben 9eu..
Ideu luertopllc StellnugeH abseuem-
faem.
Gs bciet, aronprins 9impprrd,t
bon gapern iueroe lamsere 3sit an
6amie bleiben, es iuerSe nidlt fir
iuimidJensipert gebalten, baf CT Iih
nod lGnger in 10 gefaIrlidler Stcl-
lung ipie bisber 6efimbe.
Die britiiden |erlmite - Sute,
Sseriunnbete nno @ermikt - betra-
aen mabrenb Der uergansemen WoG)e
14,484 Mann
Nnf Dem @nroa-See baben Die
,staliener elm Oiterreidiidcs Notor-
boot berieuft.
Sn einsu, Artifel in ben n0afel-
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Sic &raftnteiier Der nationalen Star=
fe ltno oes @illens gum siege aber
'iino Die ariegsanleiben. Mohten sae
oafiir forgelt, baB 6rellno uno sseillb
ben notigen 8eipeft Dor Snfel Som
befomnten.
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Yraiioent 8ilion bat oas iiber

= Yr1iioent gilion bat oas iibe,
ocn Soloaten SranfIin gS G8arnefi
megen 9eiertion perbdngte 9ooeslr.
tell iii 5meiidbrige 3u6thausitroie
un6 idinpflide slnsitoBllng aus BEN
Seere ilngeipanoelt G5arnefi mar n
cinent atlontiihen Safen am slbenf
Dor ieiner @inidiffung nod 5ranf.
reid oerldmunoen @r bebonpfete
niht oie slbitdt gebabt 81 baben, gu
oeiertiern ionoern lei ourd lrnpor-
bergeiebene lllnitanoe perbhloert nor.
sen, redt3eitig an 8oro oes Grams.
portihiffes 5n fommen.
- Oie Ghe lit elm HarIau1ent in
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- Die gbe lit elm Barlanlent, in
Dem bel StintuenaIeidbeit oie SSrau
oie etltfdeioenbe Stinln,e abeibt.
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: aanft arieas- Sparmarsen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
VERACRUZ
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ENCALLO FL PAILEROI TRES
HERMANAS."

VERACRUZ, Abril 22-Se han
recibido aqui noticias que indican que
el pailebot tires Hermanas', que So
Ito hace POGO tempo de aqui con di-
reccion a la Habans, encall5 en- Ia
Anegada de Afuera.
La Capitania del Puerto, en- cuanto
tuvo conocimiento de 10 ocurrldo al re
ferido barco, disPuso que personal
competeRte Sc dirigiera al lugar del
desastre para tratar de poner a fiote
al pailebot averiado.
Una vez reconocido ell tires Her
manas", Sc VIC cue los desperfectos
cue sufri0 no fueron de importancia
que, segun dije-on los peritos, en-
cinco dias quedara habii para CONT
nua ST viaje el refcrido huque.
Biiletes incinerados.
Antier e2 Ia tarde, en- CT local del
Barco Mercantil de V~eracruz. con
presencia del Console De Incautacion
que nombro en- este puerto el gobier-
nc, desGe que Ell referida Banco fuc
por el ;ncautado, v dc algunos parti-
culares, Sc procedio a IL incineracion
de billetes de esa institution, por va
Ter de tres m~illones de pesos.
Sc sabe que tai in~cincracion Sc debe
a que Sc recibieron ordenes directas
en- tai sentido, &c Ia Secretaria de Ha-
cienda. pues no Sc quiere deiar en- cir
culacion ninguno de los tilletes de los
bancos que Sc ha incautado el gobier-
no carrancista, para hacer!es campo q
los del Banco Unico de Emission, de GU
va installation no ha p~rescindido, a 10
que parece, don Venustiano Carranza.