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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20
MIIerIei

@m n1d)lien Solritag, GallG-
5olrntaq, filloet Die Confirmation
Der epangeliid) : lltberiiden ainoec
in Ser ct Sobamuis STRIDE itatt.
Der 24Idbrige 81 Serningan.
Der als vRoonl Glerf" in einem so
tel arhcitete, muroe leste giadt in Ell
mem Sauie an Der Terel0a Straee
0urd6 Meiieritide perlulmOet, BON Der
ASolisei, Sic auf einen Nuf oortbia
fam, geiunoen. Serb. @uib, ell
9seffe. beg SeliSeifommiiiar @eller.
aaallrl, nno feline Srau, Die in oerl
0auIe nobnen. muroen oerbaItet.
@abreno ser 5ieita : @ode
miro BON 5000 in 3ot, 8eiB uuo
8lau gefleioeteu ainoern cine unsa-
beure omerifaniihe 5logge gebiloct
neroen.
Die Sanoelsfammer teilt NIT,
oaB ioeben 100000 3miebelSt ed.
hinge bier ein~getroffen iinb. 9ieiel
ben merocn OH Die 5armer Der I'm
gegen gum YreiIe Don 40e pro San.
ietl0 obgegeben.
5eiier, meld)e5 IN Der 81 5raa
q. 9ope's @auie, 400 Eorf glate,
aehorigen Garage mis6radj, ri2teie
eiilen Sdancn bon etpa 5000 oil.
Gin Sol5foblen y6itrnare," oas
81 nobe on cine @aflo scitellt mar,
1otte Den 9rallo peruriodt.
9ie Sittenpoli5ei perDoftete
am Gienstag iieben Gerlonen. Slim
Der a~rreitantcn marcn 6rouer5im-
mer uno 5ipei Mdnner. Die Sestcrefi
muroen babel erlpiift, ais tic ipiri'
tlt6ie @etrdnfe an Soloaten Der.
foufter.
Die auf Den &e1p 5llgfeloern
befinoliden 5lugmlald)inen marcn all
snIammen anl 0ienstag 1898 Stun-
ben in Der 2uft. Die 9ln5nbl DER
WaId)ilten miro nid)t ailgegcbcl1.
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oes Ietp Porter @afeiis, 5reOrid s.
Some, Der %gegenpdrtig III Son Pin
tonic Deilt, INN ein inter @uuoes
1eitltng itebenoes freies arbeitsnad)'
meis 9iiro 81 organiiieren, crfldrte
lit cineu am 3ienstog geboltenell
0ortrog, oaB 5eras menigltens cine
9epolferltng bon 70 Miaionen @ien-
id]cn baben iolte. Snfolge Der Sdlcd)-
ten, bier herridenoen 8erbaltniIie,
i%nsbeionoere 6es permerfliden Yad,
ooer .8endnt" -5pitems luegell, mir
Ben aber oie 2ente ais Dem Staote
beransqetrieben a%nItatt beranac5ogen
III oieier 8e5iebrng miiile u%nbcoinot
Iefort Ienoeruilg geifaffen lperoen,
iuealu 5eras proIperieren loate. 9iele
arbeits 9iiros meroeii ougeltbliflid]
I'm alien groberen Staotcn organiliert.
DaS 5ouptallartier Der hieiiaHl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20

4ael1tur lit bis lest nod nidgt eta
bfierf, ood) bat Manor Sell per1pro
den, Dab fir paiienoe Ranmlid)fel-
ten geiorgt merOen miro.
Trau gilbert 5tepes bat oent
,SoIteB Soul" ser 3. %. s. alir=
citation inn aellp 6ielo cine groBe Ai1-
5obl @iider geldenft.
0os lebte &on5ert oes SDllt=
pbonie Orbelters utter Setting
BON Serrn Ssulien Saul glit fof1o g.
itern obetlo in ser geetbopen 9ole
itott. Oas aon5ert mar portreffllf),
bic Mo5art' i6e Spmpbonie III GzWtoa
wlroe iebr gut geipielt, ebenlo DC
oubern, out a~llsgepablten Stilde.
Serrn gliB nlroe inn Saufe oes
Mbenos elm iilberner gbrenbeher
iiberrei6t.
5rau CLARA 9riscon Sepier
Don Muffin bot Dem bieiigen @otell
areu5 elm BON ibr gef6rie6enes rep.
e~ntluorfenes @onoelbiloerltiicf 5ns
@erfiigung s~eItellt, fir oeIlen Slll5e-
nierung unb 4ufnabme lie lanlnltlid)e
Soften getragen bot. Die onrh Ior-
fiibruna oes Stiides er5ielten Git
nobmen iolen in Ole Safe oes $40
ten arel5es flieben.
0iltriftsanpalt Mcslsfld bet
Sberiff Goblin nno 8oli5eidef San=
CATER beltahri6tiet, oab in 3lifprtft
oie lpegen 08ootleggin9" feltgellblls
nlellen 8erIonen nidt nlebr lDie bis
Der ben 9unoesbeboroen, lonoern
bent Gountpgeridt 5ltr 8ro5eilieruil9
ilberlpieien meroen iollen. Aa6 bent
llellelL Doll Der Gegislatur 0 cin:
gen Gogen in Der @rtra-Sibung oll=
aenontltlenen Staatsgeies peroen Ole
le gergeben bon ieet oil init 5mel
Sobren @efangris beltroft.
Cine y&omruune" Serfainm=
lunq If fit ndtd)lten 5reitag aberlo
mad scr Stepben s. Muffin S6ule
ei~nberufen. Sdul Superintendent
Meef uno 5. SO. Goof weroen iiber
arieqslnaBregeln @niprad)en balten.
Shasaints Sefretar Wcs(ooo
miro bel ieiliem !SierIein am 16.
april gbrengoit Ser @onoelsfammer
5ein un6 OIL eincin BON oerlelben per-
anitalteten .ollnheon" teilnebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20
Trfit @sreTe lr Stras: Mittpob ben 20. Mdr5 1918.

mo ser 9biloiopb, Der ieoes &ort
lpie einerl 0oldItid fiiblte, Iolte IT'D
oltf I'M gobesihmeiB.
uSo! $50 lit ser g%lenoe2" rief oet
Monm, uooB er BON meinen &onoe:l
iterhell"
vSier IN oieleln Goiten," iogte Of
5roll nno reidte ibnl bie S6lil''el
bin.
Abar inoent ser giferiiidtige pie
tol ouf Sen &altell loSitiirstet id)fng
tic Elm belleS @eldbter on.
rGrtappt! ertappt!" idrie lie nn>
ter fortmdbrenoern 2aden.-o@leid
pirIt gu Sic @ette be3a6lenl-Sait
Gu nidt Sen SNfiiiiel genommeL
ofnc u3iaoelto" 81 iagelt?"
Ser quite Mann itono mie %perItei
merit ga mo lieB Sic Nrnte nicoerfo(-
len.
ySso, On bot gelooruten," fproN
er, ya6er - boTcs @eib, bieles 9ef=
gerniB bdtteit Oh mir eriporen f6n-
nenl"
Sierouf eab Ell eeouloig Ser
S6liiiiel uno Die @ette bin. SIS CT
micbcr aus Dem 3elte fpar, 5og bic
Srou SEN bolbtoten Hbiloiopben ber-
Dor.
ugief q%eleDrter, meiier SEER"
iprad lie, lpottii6 ldfelno, g5ie1'
rubig 0eilter @ege, ober pergiB nid.t
= oas Stiidlein sefollislt in 9ein
Bud ein5utragenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20
cnrm.Erpbnfte.
Can 9lntonio. 20. Wars.
Wemnie.

&drtoffeIu, neue, &c per Yfuno;
California, Sc. 90 Der 100 8funb; Colo
rano $3.50 per 100 1htno.
9mSfartoffefn. Gam, $3.50 ulo $3.50.
8iptebeln, Gal, @bite GLOBE, $500;
cal. @elbe. 1915 per Crate; Crime.
per Sab. s8iinoel, soc.
gohnen, Colorado. 1into, pei, Bin.
8 .50e; California @nnous, per ctpt
.Sf0.50, Yirfs, $1,000; Gina, $500;
Mdbp $500; gIndepes. Sf1.0O; Rouao
Green. per 8uihel Campers, $3.50
Somaten. faliforn.. $3.50 per Crate.
&ohl. $3.50 per 100 8fnio.
@rilner Hfeffer, $3.50 mib $500 Der
8itidef.
@aoiesden. soc per 9tb. 8iinoeI.
5pinat. T5c per @ufd,el
9riine Grbfe1 $500 Der Sanihtr
Neeten. $3.50 per 100 gfuuo.
Neerretttas 8uracin. per Bib 12NA
@1irfen. Der grote. $500.
Generie. o0c uno $500 per 9ubeno.
8eteriilie. Acc per Sch. sgfnpeI.
&opfidlot Cal, $2.75 Der Crate.
@el6e @llr3eIn. $3.50 Der 100 Gfunb.
Squai6. per 8nihl. Sits.
Ora. elm orittel 8uideI. Sf.25.
Mii6en. $500 per 100 Rfuuo.
@terpflansen, $3.50 Der @uSd]ef.
BliSfef
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20
Snlanb.

9ie 8%ablbeboroe Ser Staot
gbicago bat entidieoen, BOB BORT an
2. 9(pril feline Hrobibitionsmoll
Itattfin0eu miro. Nnf ser Getitio1
Ser @ro6ibitioniitcn, Sic cine iold'c
uerlongtel1 fQlloen ii6 piele falide
Nunlel mo sic iibrigbleibeltoer ed)-
ten Nalaen iiao ttitbt geniigen0, l1lt
Sen 9e6oroen oas9fed)t 81 gebell, cine
Iolhc gSobl ous5uIdreiben.
Gs beiBt, olle 4llgeitellten i'll
goitoienit iolen einc @ebalts=Grbo-
hung bon Is 8ro5eut erbalten.
Ser YraiiOent bot angeoronet.
bab Sic bier angebliden oellti6etl
Spipne, Deren @erbaitnng g~eltern
olls Seem Oorf 9cmeloet puroe, nad)
6ro1freid) 5nriifgeibift merben iol.
len. Sic bebalipten, fran3oliide
8iirger 5u fem. Sic nennen Iid Nio=
oolre Stortb, Mooalne 9tir, 9aron
BE 9cpille uno @rof DC Glatrmollt.
2csterer fol- id)mer franf Ieill.
Rad, ben leBte1l nllo1fi5lelsen
8erihten aus % Counties bat IN
Dem Senotorennahlfampf in isis.
coniin, gbompion, Der Ganoi0at 2a-
Societies, 20,539 u1lo 2enroot, iein
Gegner, 26,f97 GtimnleIl rebalten.
e,sn Milpallfee fat GbompIon 5000
Stinnlen ntebr ols 9enroot crbdlteil.
@ie aus @aibington geneloet
miro, i~tiir5te iii Camp 9tcaoe cine
init 25 Solodtenpferoen belooene
yGor Scr" nm. Die 2iere iparen
oltrd) irgeno einen gorfall erihreft
mo Drdngten plnBlid nod) Der eillen
5eite, moourh sic Gar Die 9olauce
perlor itno umItiir5te. Die Solooten
6%euerlpebr nluBte ben @agen nit
4erten 5er6allelL I'M ben Id1fper per
leBten Yferoen beralIs3ubelfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20

8eiberliit.

aSll 9irobierl lit Elm Spiel I'M Bee
brollc1, oas in elmer @ette beitebt,
r1id,ts bon bent orlDeren %ob5unebnnerL
ob1e ooS @ort v9ioOelt ia" mts5rlpre@
den. - 3utpeilen oullert ous Spiel
perlhieoene @o6en lang; beioe ltren=
oen ibren Sdarfiinn an, I'm 1id eiit=
onoer 5rt iiberroi6ett; per am er1te1
sic 9eoingltngen pergibt, mo etlpos
nintnnt, obne bos @ort o1s5llipre-
d)en, fat Sic obgerebete 8ette perln-
relt.
Ser MiloIopb ale6obifuli, oec
in oielem 9anoe mobnte, Datte lon=
qe Ser peiblihela &errIdaft gebnl-
oiqt; olti einntal nobln CT ltd) oher
ernItIi6 Dor, fliiger ST. meroen. Gr
idrieb oesban eilt Sud- BON Der
Meiber IG11felt mo aitniten 5ltioni-
men, l,no fiibrte cs iiberall nit, I'm
fih BEL ieoer @eleaellbeit ia iofort
baraus Hot er6olen slt fonnet.
Gil1eS Cages fam er on eireil
orabiid)en Eager porbei. @m Gin
aon9e hires 2eltes fab cine illnqe,
fd)0ne, mn4rtere 8rnlt, oie i'm freltto~
lid) ariiBte unb i'm g%aitfrei cillfl:b,
BET ibr alts5urltbeu. ST bette lifj
follm nieoergeloiien, ibren 2sld1S,
lire Mugen, ons 3elt, ben 8eppitD
ltl1o sic ailien betrodtet, offs i9n fin
oos SpItem ieiner @ei8Deit bohge
@r nobln olio leine 3nflud)--
al Dem @at6e, lGllig Die angell nid)t
ouf uno los ollood)tig in ocntlelben
u9os lit ia mohl eilt lebr i@lterel-
iante8 9u6," {rng Die 4raberin,
.bo5 Sid 10 binreiBt2"
uglaeroings," CAB Der 9biloIopb
5llr @nttport, oes entbdlt @ebeinl-
niiie-
v9ie 0u mir nidlt oifcnbarct
,uiGIt." iiel Inn Die 8rou i'll eine;n
BON jenerl 3onen i'll ore Geoe, BEL
ipelcben aae Saiten cines Monltes
bersens I'M ginflollg 5u beben pile.
gen.
,Mnn, es entbalt,'" erpioerte er,
yein poIlitGnbiges Ser5eihniS oler
id)lauer Beiber, oas Sid
nidt belnltigen miro, oenlt Oh mir't
fmlnl ooralls cttpos neae5 lcrnen ION.
men,"
Sic aroherin ladelte If)alfboft.
ugiIt On oher all6 gall5 lidler,""
lie, ooaB ollie aitnlte oarin
oer5eithnet lino2"
Inter Sder5lnng mar Die Inter
6nlt,tn1 lebbafter; Der Nbiloiopb Der
goB fem 8lt6 er pllroe 3artlid),
fiiGm logor mo iuolte ibr chen Elm
geben olS lie i6ren Nfalm
auf Dem fSeloe erhfidte.
,8ebe ms idrie lie, mir iilFo !
6eioe perlorenl Siette Sid)l Meinl
Malm ermoroet ms belize. lin et*
Gropbeten millen, idliipf' idureQ i'll
aoitenl"
Der 9hiloiopb tat idlennigIt nie
gebeiBen, llitO lie idloB ibn iora
Ialtia elm. Gonn gtlg lie ibrell
Mam e%iltgegen.
y3rr redten 3eit fomlllt Gu,"
lie4 yNii6 bat loeben eli 6reni-
ser beilld)t, ein meiier Mionl, mie e5
anTaligS idici, Ser ein gauges gtd) |
geI6rieben bat, oas pom @eiberron
ten banoclt; ober cnolld) naro &.
dilBerlt fiibn uno wa9te bon Siebei
nit mir 81 reoel~
Ser Iraber iddiinlte Don Mut,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20

SSn Sort @ortb iino fiirf Eer-
lonen, oarllnter 5mei @ngeitelte Der
Reaierl1ng, perbaftet moroen, lueld)e
beId)uloigt meroen, oent Snoioner=
Mqenten 0oipeu pon Sflaboma BE
1tedllnqsgelber a%ngeboten 5t baben.
Sic beobii1tigten, mie menigltelts be-
baltptet miro, cinen gngros Wbtsfens
5dml,ggel nad) Sflabomo 6t orga=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20
.okaIes.

A translation of the U. S. Treasury
Departments Bureau of Publicity plate
service appearing in this paper has
been filed where it was issued, at Cleve-
land, O., as required by the act OF
October 9th, 1917.
A copy of these translations has
been filed by the Freie Presse fer
Texas March 10th 1918 for the informa-
tion of the postmaster at San Antonio,
Texas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20
Siee Rarff.

Sm sgtonio, 30. @drs. 1918.
Giibe. 1926 bis S11.50.
adlber. $3.50 biz $1,000.
8ulen, $500 bis $3.50.
Sdiet1, 1926 bis $1,000.
Ct 9oris, 20. MARI. 1918. - ainbs
rich 8eras @ieb. 1918 biz $1,000.
Sdiucine. $14.25 bis $t7.85.
6eiIe.
9elal5ene 9ditte -......,t5c per Bib.
Srodeue Sdute .... .90c per Rfo.
8riiue 6dute t2c per Rfo.
Sdufe
ennt "a 3ieaeu r,I61St,t rs
Bolt NIB 8pds ~ ga
anaorc- a;eaen rer Rfo. 10 gta
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20
Sic ,,0reie Yrene fiir 3eras"
erjd,eitt ais Sageblatt nnb @pdenblatt.

1ms saaeblatt lit pierlehig nno foiet soc per Morat ODER S6 per oagf
ss &udemblatt II. i~ed5ebnieiig lmo fofet 81 per Sabr. ytodD 9feGrI
SO Golo. 0m) europa, 8orto e~heeidlohen, SIS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20
gpffunfa

San s~Iltonio, 20. MdrS, 1918.
Brine grnoe Cotton Seeb Oil. $t.3t.
Geuts per UaHone4
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Aae Surten uou 9rnd : Arbeifen.
mic Slider, .Sploers", grieibOsen nns
&puperts, &artcn, Gircufare, GintaSan
gen nfu.. In Seutif uno. Gugliid. net,
amsgefibrt. Gtanbarb Yrinttnh
6 ompann, Nadfuiser bot @iliun-
S%d,uesmann printing Gompaap, 2O6
Gaparru ctr Gel. Grpfetf 1925.
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S1aavsse2 ge.shs
Gutteil.

Gan Mntpi,io, belite 80 * Gents.
@atpeIton. aeltern 1925 Gents.
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@orndt.

Sic: Gr ioQ lid mn in 9ld)t neb
menl @em CT crit Nb! SIT mir iagt.
10 merOe i'd i'm idlou 3pinaen, Nata
~ g 3n 1agen!
Wiait on piIlen, iuo5u elmer ii.
big lit, Damn glib nd)t, mas er unoc.
rem Slltrallt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-20

MpSerncr Nidb : ilnterrid,t. 3uidneie
ben, N~nprobieren lnb Ndbeil selehrI.
Sdiilerinnen MAIDEN lire eigenen aleie
Der, pGbrenp 5ie lernen. SIR ipre9en
9elitid. ySbe Wobern 3rehmatina
Sdupl", 504 8arSen Ctr. Gan Intos
nio. Segas.
SSeoe nelle 2iebe nlaht cen
Mann oiimmer, Sic Srou fliiger.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12
GETTING RIGHT.

The Star is vastly interested in the
development Of Arkansas and in Just
that much is It interested in the laws
or basis for laws that shall govern
the state. Therefore it wants to be
right and see the voters right on
the proposed new constitution.
From investigation, perhaps not as
thoro as given BY some, The Star
believes there is much mere to be
gained than lost by the adoption Of
the rev constitution next Saturday,
Seeking yet more light; the opinion Of
the Hon. Minor Pipkin, careful
student Of such matters, was sought,
and the result is given in this issue.
It should be read by all taxpayers
and voters so far as possible.
In another issue the contribution Of
the Hon. Hal L. Norwood viii be CIV
en-, and The Star sincerely welcomes
such discussion Of this important
subject.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12
SERVICE OF THE NEWSPAPERS,

All the public may not know, or
has forgotten that in the Fourth Lib
erty Loan drive, the st. Louis dis
triet. to which Arkansas belongs, was
first Of all to go over the top. Her
bert S. Gardner of St. Louis was d.
rector Of this district, and in a re
cent article gives great credit to the
newspapers. Among other things he
says:
NY hat is off to the publishers
Of the Eighth Federal Reserve Dis
trict for the splendid support they
rendered the Government in. the
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign, and
wish to take this means of publicly
thanking them for what they did"
Mr.. Gardner further says:
II wish 1t were possible to get ia
business men generally the correct
idea Of the publishers position in
the matter Of his advertising space
White space is the publishers source
of income; it costs him money to pro-
duce, just as certainly as raw mate
rials cost the manufacturer money
and there is no reason why publish
er should be called upon to contrib
ute his space free of charge or al
an Improbable rate, than TO expect
a manufacturer to contribute hir
war munitions free Of charge or al
an improbable price. The cases are
parallel thus far. On the otherhand,
the publisher goes much farther in
his support OF Government activities,
ct his own expense, than does the
manufacturer, because the publisher
is called upon 20 contribute column
after column Of free reading matter
in support Of the Government activ-
tiles. In giving publicity to the
Fourth Liberty Loan, we sent TO the
publishers, an they published, hun
dreds Of thousands Of dollars worth
Of news matter their reading coll
unns.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12
THE NEW CONSTITUTION,

The following are some OF the rea-
sons why The Star likes the new con
stitution to be voted on Saturday,
December a.
1t prohibits local legislation, Ger
fainly a great saving TO the state.
1t creates a board of pardons,
something every citizen from the
Governor down would appreciate,
It makes the terms Of state officers
four years. cutting in half the tur-
moil and expense Of elections, and
giving officers better chance TO
make good.
1t makes state officers ineligible TO
succeed themselves. thus removing
the incentive to play politics for re-
election
It prohibits such officers being
candidates for other offices while in
the pay Of the people, putting an end
to campaigning at the expense Of
the people.
It makes it imperative that the
state and all counties be kept on a
cash basis.
1t provides that all county scrip
shall be paid in order as issued, shut
ting out the scrip spectators.
1t abolishes the fee system fol
prosecuting attorneys, placing them
on a salary basis.
These are few features that GER
tainly are worth while-and there
are many others.
The Star has copies of the propos-
ed measure it viii gladly furnish to
those who care to study it.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12

strSetions stick. Print paper in Mena
costs close e SIS cents per Pound
n iarre quantities that formerly
was had AZ $50 cents. And some
folks imagine that the publisher not
anly takes q great Joy in giving pa
pers away without prize, and that
he wastes il Just for the fun Of i'll
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12

The Star has received q good many
communication recently that are not
signed by the names Of the authors.
nor their identity made known, and
The Star. like al responsible news
papers, can but decline 10 publish OF
give heed to such. II you feel called
upon to write for publication, attach
your name to the manuscript. or see
the editor in person.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12

Arkansas should burn more wood"
declares the wise man of the fuel adj
ministration. Doubtless true. But to
do so, someone must find away to
supply more wherewithal With which
to square accounts with the fellow
who happens to have the wood to
sell.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12

weeks previously. at which time he
was reported a. having been killed tn
action. Private Eiiton was reported
as killed in action. His wife receiv-
ed official notice from the war de-
psrtnent to this effect week ago
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12

The value Of vein of ore or Of a
piece Of farm land is vastly influ-
enced by the ease or the difficulty
with which it may be reached from a
railroad or a trade center. In ,other
words, successful operation in eth
err case depends almost wholly on
the roads,
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12

Sundays casualty list contained
the names Of two Polk county sol
diers, Corp. Alex l.. Bledsoe Of Mena
and Robert ]. Hilton Of Yocana- Corp.
Bledsoe was reported rs missing IN
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12

The news comes that the War
Industries Board has removed al re-
strictions formerly governing the use
Of print paper. Not much Some of
the pestiferous annoyancas Of detail
ed and frequent reports. affidavits,
&c, are 1t an end, but the big re-
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12

action. but this is evidently mis-
take as his mother, Mira Nellie G.
Bledsoe, was advised Saturday, he
was confined in base hospital NO. 81
on November 3. At that time he was
suffering nom wounds received some
The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-12
BARGAINS!

Never has the word been more apty USED imam
now; never has it meant than in connection with
these offerings Every item is bargain
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-27
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET

Sioux City, Aug. 27.-Practically
everything in the cattle line today
cleared at strong to higher prices this
morning under the influence of light
receipts and strong demand from
both packers. order buyers and deal
ers, most sales being quoted at 10
csc up from the high close of last
week. Run was estimated at $500,
a falling off of approximately 1000
head as compared with a week and
a year ago.
Only minor changes developed in
the hog department. Run was limit
ed and included a tebetr showing of
choice light grades so that the top
was higher, but the general outlet
was quoted IS stronger. Tops reach
ed $19.15, with the big bulk of sales
from $18.25 @1S.80.
Market for live mutton was I'M
changed at the lower price basis es-
tablished at the close of the week.
Run was of fair volume at the local
center.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-27
126 YANKEES HONORED
Heroes of Marine Receive French
Decorations.
Ceremonies Held In Wood Behind the
Llnes-76 Slain Among Those
Cited.

With American Armies in France,
Aug. 27.-One hundred and twenty
six officers and men Of a certain
American unit that distinguished itself
In the Marine fighting were decorated
In an impressive ceremony, staged In
a wood behind the Lorraine lines.
Sixty-six of the heroes were not
present-theirs was the supreme sac
rifice.
American, British and French Off
GERS accompanied an American gen
eral, pinning medals on the men liv
ing, while a band played the national
airs of their countries.
The infantry, artillery and machine
gun contingents passed i'm review, the
sun glinting on their helmets and
rifles. American planes scurried above
driving off prowling German aviators
The citations included eight of the
Legion OF Honor, 16 of the French
military medal, 29 of the French wal
cross and IA of the distinguished ser
vice cross.
A French lieutenant, Louis Viaud
received the distinguished service
cross. He is the first foreigner to re
ceive an American decoration. He lee
an American and French detachment
In q very gallant manner.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-27
Lone corporal Proves Hero.

Canadian Army Headquarters, Aug
k7.-A Canadian corporal has beer
recommended for the Victoria Cross
for capturing single-handed a stronl
German post with three machine guns
The guns were ~enflading his company
and the corporal attacked the post
killing three men and capturing thu
remainder of the gun crews. Later thu
corporal collected three men ant
charged a battery of So howitzers
capturing the entire crews. The guns
fired point blank at the corporal an
his three men, but they were not hit
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-27
Rutter. Eaas and Poultry.

Minneapolis, Aug. 27.-Butter -
Creamery extras, per lib, 43hc; extrs
firsts, 43c; firsts. 42c; seconds, Ale
dairy, &c; packing stock, 34c.
Eggs-Fresh prime firsts, new cases
38c; current receipts, new cases, rot
out, $10.s0; old cases, rots out, $1,000
checks and seconds, doz, Csc; dirties
candled, 29c. Quotations on eggs in
clude cases.
Live Poultry-Turkeys, fat, 10 Id
and over. 25c; thin, small, 10@12c
cripples and culls, unstable; roosters
old and young, 19c; ducks, Ice; geese
15c; hens, 3h lbs and over, 26c; hens
under 31a lbs, 23c; broilers, over
lbs, 29c; 2 lbs and under, 29c.
@@- -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-27
DEEPEST LAKE IN COUNTRY
Large Body Of Fresh Water In Ore.
uon Depth Of Which Cannot
BE Measured.

Portland. Ore.-A lake known as the
"Great Sunken lake" Is reported to be
the deepest lake In this country. and
perhaps In the whole world. Located
In a valley Of the Cascade noun
tains, about seventy miles north of
Jacksonville, Ore, this lake, which is
almost fifteen miles long and four
miles wide, is SO deep that It's depth
cannot be measured. 1t is situated so
far below the crest Of the mountains
that winds cannot reach 1t, and Its
surface is like a sheet OF glass. 1t Is
sometimes called the 'Iake Of Mys-
terry"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-27
easls Of Future Ownership.

Washington. Aug. 26.-No allowance
for good will, going concern value or
other intangible assets will be made
by the Interstate Commerce commits
sion In determining the value of a
railroad In connection with its big
valuation program, which has been un-
der way for several years and is to
continue indefinitely. This was de.
terminsd when the commission an
nounced Its appraisal of the Texas
Midland railroad, the first valuation
finally completed and the principles
which II adopted for its valuations.