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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-19
Iuoernes syantiiienlebeu.

Sm gingaitge eines Der ieltenei
Heip Dorfer Observation-Disclosures, IN De.
nell Gilloer nod beinabe ote gleihc.
Medte baber> ipie Die SfpBbunoe
ipielten neiilid) 5iuei fleinc Maoder
~8eiuhen1
9@alten Gag, sSrml ssones, id BIZ
chen eiilen slltgenbIif beriibergefonl
mcn Inn Sic 8u beiuden, io9tt
5rm Slrlitb (fieben Sabre alt(.
%, id bin 10 frob. sic 5u ieben.
ertaegnete 6rau Sones (adt Sabre
att. u8ie sebt es benn Sbnen2"
sd babe in Der lestet 3eit fdred
lid piel ourdgelna6t@ ieif5te bier.
auf 5rml Snlitb. .,9err Smitb III
foeben geitorben.1
p@ie beoauerlid. 4iern ber5lid)eS
geileio, iogte fSrau sSones. yarner
Serr Stnitf.
@alber bas 2eidenbeeansnis III
nm orei llbr, errpioerte oie arnc
5rau Slnitb, mir baben oaber ge.
niigeno Belt, i'm porber nod in oit
rWfoDics" sli geben.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-19
Die sarebstooesfalle in Der Gd,ueis

Die 3ahl Der 9ooesfaae, bel Oe-
nen arebs ais Gooesuriohe angegc-
ben luoroen lit betr1gt in oen lestea
eSsobren fir oie Sdmei5 oltrhIhnitf-
lid 1900 bis 5000 bel elmer Sc
iannlt8nbl BON $1,000 bis 10000
5obesfdllen pro sSabr. 0oraus aebt
berpor, onB ineef1br 7 s Eroa. az
Ter Sooesf1lle IN Der Sfmei5 ouf
Grebs 5llrild5ufiibren iillo. sssn aell
eSabren 1901 1910 belief fid) Die
e5eiammt5abl Der &rebstooeSfdlle fir
Die Shiueis auf AZ, $40.
Wenn mir Die pibtieiten 9ooes-
nriahen in Der Sdfpei5 nad ser
3ahl Der GooesfdIle oroucit, beiBt es
in Dem ioeben IN 3iirih erl9ienenen
gude r&rebSfrattbeit, oas orei in
tereiionte Tortrdee pon Brof. 8uiIc,
Brof. Silberihni0t uno Or. Wteper
&uegg in iid pereiiiigt uno beionoers
Der 8olfsaufflGritng iiber Die &rebss
gcfabr oienen mill, 10 ftnoen iuir an
criter SteIle Die 2itngentuberfitfoie,
oonn bis Dor eiiligett SSabren Die Gr.
franflingen oes 0er5eils itno Der Sc
foBe, ole W'agenoarinlt0ritngen Der
Sduglinge lin0 an hierter Gtelfe ote
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-19

-ereb5artigeli &rnnfbeitell, Sic nnge=
fabr Die gleid)e Bail Der FooesfaIle,
pie Die ofltteil Grfrnlifluagen Der Mt.
i1nlngslnege( S1lngene11t5iinoungl onfs
peilen sSn leeter 3eit bat iid bel
nns Die Geibeniolge gednoert; oarf
ben sSortid)ritten altf Dem @ebiete
Der tSauglingspflege uilb ipohl altb
ipfol9e oes 8eburtenriidganges ba-
ben Die Go6eSfdle Der Sduglinge OBJ
genonlnlen; altd) Die 9er5= lirto @e-
faBerfranfllngen baben neniger 90.
oesfdlle perltriabt. Sir oas SssoDr
1914 trift iftfoIgebeilen iii ben mel
item Stdoten Der 5hmei5 Der arebs
an Die siDeite 5teIle, gleid nah ser
2lngentuberfuIoie; es Iino geneloct
lpproen 1902 5ooesf1lle an 9lftgen-
tliberfuloIe fin Der Staot 3iiriA 271)
nno 1868 an &rebs t255 IN s}iirid)).
gluf 1000 lebenoe fan1en in ser
Sbpef5 i'm Sabre 1875 24,0, 1880
2t9, 1900 1913 1lno 1910 15.1 IN
oeSfaae Dor. gus oieien 3ablen 1T
erlldtlid, lpie iebr Die algemeine
Sterblidlfeit oaltf ben SSortidritten
anf Den Deritbieoenen 8ebieten Der
offentlifen @eianobeitspflege abge-
nommen bat llntgefebrt iiebt es NIT
Der Greb5Iterbliffeit ans in opn
Den ssabren 1881 bis 1890 gi1lgen
BON 10000 2ebenoen oltrbld1littIi1
1919, 1891 Bis 1900 1875, 1900 Bis
1905 1873 nno 1906 bis 1910 1876
sReniden an arebs augrun0e. Die
8elamn1t5nbl Der gooesfdlle lit in
Den lesten 35 Big As ssahren BON 25
ailf 10 Bronlille geinnfen, Die &rebs-
iterblidfeit oogegen 5eiat cine 3n-
rahnIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-19

Ser Baron @otbidiIo peripran
Sapbir IN elmer fd)ipoden Stunoe
fiinfbnnoert @nIoen.
am folgetioen Morgen 1lleIoete jidj
Sapbir piinftlid, nm ons Neripr6-
dene in Gnpfang 5u nebuell.
as(b. Sic fourrler nm ssbr @eI0 r.
fragte Der Boron etiuns ntiirrifb nnS
griff nah elmer slniueiinng fiir fci-
men Guflier
uWeiii. Serr Baron, perIeste Der
anoere. IS lie fonlnen nm S br
@eIol"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-19

0tHe 2suEueI IrptfuIt yttul duf U
lei mDslid, Saf Mbei,ns in bie 6an-
be Der 9entiden falle, aber es lei
aud ntOglid), bafs sleidseitis Suii-
ions in ben geiit Der gllliiertcn &C.
iange. l1no SpiiIons iei nidt, luie
9ibeins, EN- Yeiik pDn rulDraliidcm
@ert,1 ionbern BON Der srSkten milf
tariidJen yeoenttng.
Ninn nitnmt an, Oaf 100000
g(lnerifaner an Der nei1en Dffeniibe
teilgenomnleit bnben.
Die nelt DffeniiDe iuar bic trite,
bic General syud), ieitSem er Sberbe-
feblsbaber Ser alliierten GtreitfrGftc
lit, nnternomnien 5nt.
Slblih BON Goiiions baben sic
1eutI6cn piele @orrate genommen,
aud cine srOke Mense pon Meropla-
rlen.
Sn GDa6Dn lit man Der 9niidt,
bnf bic WesenpffeniiDe Der Mnerifa.
ner nnb Ser Transoien Der CffeniiDe
Der 9entidJen uOrlanfis elm Gnbe se,
inadt fat.
Die auftidiffer Der gilliierten 1a-
ben in ben aampfen Oer lekten Gage
|iebr Siidtises geleiitet.
Sablid bpn Der Yiarne ipaen Die
0entiden 10000 Wann perloren ba-
ben.
luentin 9ipoiepelt 1T bei Ben,
Gtmrs NIT BEN gleruplan nidjt get6tet;
er lebt mib 1T anidjeineno uoN nno
mnnter. NabrIdeinlid lit er in bent.
ider Uefangenidaft.
Nerihiebene bemtIde 2nftidiffe
perindjten 9ienstag madt, einen an.
eriff auf yaris si utaden, ,unrbesl
|.aber Dertriebea.
0abren6 Der bergnnsenen brei
Nonnte iin6, iuie ans 2un6on &C.
inelbet ipirS, mebr 6entide llnteriee-
boote 5erit0rt iuor6en, als je Sitbor
in elmer iulhen Get.
Sn Der Sfiunrpnrt 0egen0 lunrbe
0ienstag bon Mmerifansrn Elm feinD-
Iides Meruplan bernnterseiduiIen.
sSn Der Weeen0 bon Ionl iunr6en
am 9ienstag brei bemtife gleruplane
bermnterseiduiIen. 3iuei pon ibnen
bat geutnant Spbin bon bier bernn-
tergebradf.
Rad bent offi5iellen gerid)t pom
9pnnerstae fielen pier5ebn amerifa-
niide SOlOaten I'M aampf; 5ebn itar-
ben an ibrem Wnnoen nnS feds an
aranfbeiten; 5lpei famen bnrd) 3n-
fdlle oSer nnberc liriahen INNS Sc.
ben; 5luan5ig iunroen idiuer Hnb ci-
ner leidt ueriunnbet; bier ueroen
perrniht. Scraner iparen nid)t oarmn-
ter
Sas Warine-aorps beridtet, bal,
Orei Mann fielen, ban elmer an 8nn.
Den itarb nnb ban brei id)mer perumn-
bet iinb. Seine Seraner inter ibnen.
Die giirfen bebanptem, bic emali-
iden yrmppen ieien am Is. nnb IA.
Snli in Yalaitiua uabesn D1llis pcr-
nid)tcf.
glns Chicago iuirb semelbet, 700,-
600 Nrbeiterinnen fir bic 2i6erfn.
gnleiben bGtten iidJ perpflidtet, ir.
gen0iueld)e 0eittid)e tyrieoenspropc
sanba sn befampfeu
Sapaniide nno 9pmbpner 0epeidDeu
6ebaupten, bafl Sapan Die IorfdJldae
Der amerifaniideu gieaiernna besii9.
iidJ Der Senbnns pon Srnppen nah
Sibirien angenpmmen babe. Ans
Waibington uirb aemelbet, nniere
Reaiernng beitatige uebsr, nod be
ffreite lie oieie NitteiInng, tic aebe
nur 5m, oaR @erbanblmnsen sluiidJcn
Gnslano, ssranfreidD nn6 sSapan iut
Wanse ieien, nm Die gnnabme einer
gcmeiniamen Eulitif berbcisnfiibren.
Nm IL. Snli lit Der amerifaniidc
9ampfers s8eituuer," Der oasm bennbt
lunrce, gorrate fir nnIert Srmppcn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-19
ygelueis dnaps" anssetritnfen.


S6one 3llltduoe l6einen ii1 nab
Dem gin5nge Der Rrpbibition I'M
Staate @aibingtoll berousgebiloet
ST baben Das ergibt lid aus Ser 31l-
idrift einer 5rall, Die friiber in 81
linois onidliig lpnr uno iest in Spo-
fane tpobrt.
Ste lbreibt lin 5u berlteben,
mas cine Brobibitipnsfanlpagne hc-
oelttet, ntllB man lie rnitgenladt bo=
ben, Cont fann man iih gar nid)t
uorltellen, ipelbe 8eriuirrll1tg eine
oerartige Ganlpagne inter Ser Be-
polferllng anrihtet, ipie Die Nat-
barn gegen chamber gebest, pie Sc
lDaftslel1te gegen einanoer perfeilloet
neroeit, fitrsulfl tpie iiberan Sob uno
l1nfriebetl er5engt miro. @ir IN Spc=
fare baben garabe eilten iolhen giir-
gerfrieg our6gelnodt uflb baben null-
mebr @elegenbeit, @ergleide 5Di=
fGen Dem trocfenelt @afbington uno
Dem naiien Sainois all5uitelen. 81
einern naiIen Stante bort man. abgl-
lebert BON oen Eiraoea Der Yrobibs-
tionsfanatifer, tpenig bon Ger Srint-
frage ga gibt es nibts, mas 2ellte
aufgeregt nlaht, mas 3ur 8eidaiti-
gllng bon 6piteIn 5ur lleberipadnng
Der 2ebenSfiibrung anoerer slnleB
gibf, ie0er befiimlnert fi1 nm iidl
ielbit. SIM Staate @albington lit 0as
onberS Gs bat ben Mnfhein, ols OBJ
Die gar5e 8epolfernng bon Sofane
lnb Seattle nur an Bier nno @bis,
fep oenfe, ieoer iinnt nuf cine @ele-
genbeit uro prabIt bantit, fpie er oas
perbotene @etr1nf befonlmen fam.
Sat ienlal1o Grfolg, 10 miro 10 picl
getrurfen ipie mir nlogIid). Darum
aiebt es alih piel Iriinfenheit. Saus
indungen liito an Der SagesoronltaJ.
8eat1tte friedlen inter Die 8etten,
ourhiuhen Bripattppbrnnger, mo iiq
8bisfep in alien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
aud IN Striinpfen, finoen.
SSiinsit fanb cine gerbaaolung
Dor @efhmorenen in Spofane ltatI,
mo Elm geiDiiier gfif Benoff tpegan
iinerlaubten Betranfebnnoels ange
tlagt mar. slls 8epeisnlateriaI ipnr.
ben 26 Eint @bisfep Dem @dridt
ii6erliefert. Gie @eihmorener beitafl-
ben aus Z Man1ern uno 5 sSrauen.
gsah0enl Die @ei6morenen ibre 8era-
tltngen gum NbidluB gebradt 5at=
ten, naren adt Sloi1en @bisfe1
leer. Giner Der peibliden 0elf)tporc-
men fam 3n oem Sberiff uro &c.
id)merte iih> oaB Die @ei1woreneni
Den 8emeis= Wbisfep getrunfen Bat.
ten. Slid Tennoff muroe freigeipro-,
den ssest lit es ioipeit gefonune,l,
bob Die bieiigen Srauen lernen Wein
uno @bisfeD ans aaerbono YfIan3en,
tuie dlts Hbabarber ititp. gu lnahen.
SIMMER mebr madt iih Die 9enoen5
benlerfbar, Die @arolungeit anoerer
5it for1frolliereit. gillar0- lno Garteil-
ipielen ioG In 8afbington oentn1d;is
perboten meroen, ebenio Eelrnis=
ipieten.
3ur5eit miro cine 8orlage piel be-
lproben, oab iih Wfdnner nid]t ncGr
in Den @arter1llnien Der 9otels ooer
in @rocerp-Stores oufbaIten iollen,
eberio cine gorlage, moaad ntbt
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Summer 1z12
amerifanii1er SnmDr.

Sral Barfer. ugalln iungergfan:I,
marum lilto Sic lli1t an Der ssront9
Snilger Wiann Unit 4ubmelfen be-
i1aftigt) = @eil tie ain anoereil gn0e
feine 9ild gibt" (ggdanae.)
usie iaet, oaB iie oas ginfoafen
per Selepbon por5iebt4
limo tpar1im21
Sic erflart, oaB lie es ridt a.
tragen fann, 5it iebeft, pie ipeiltq lie
fir ibr @elo befonln1t.
(2ouisDile Courier =Sournnl.)
anuolt Gum Ridter):: sd aebe
81, Dob nein Silent ben GIdaer EN-
ShDeit nannte, aber penn MIR oen
gsert BON Shneinen i'm geaenuarfr-
gen @ngenblid in getrabt aieben.
CLAUDE id3, oaB oieie ge5eidnllng eber
als Elm &onlpliment aIs eine geIei0i.
gling gu betrahten III.
@oiton Sranseript)
vsllio Sbrer Grau bot sic Mefie
na6 ben Riagaru- -6dIIen feline Jreu-
De bereitet2~
sNeinl SobaIo iie ben 9aiferfna
iab, tpar iie ploslid) I'M 3peifeI, ob
lie Dor Der abreiie Die @aIIerbabne
I'M gaoe5inner gel@Ioilen bate.
@aibineton goit.)
ugnn. 8obbp,~ ingte Der }oeben
angenomnlene gIiidlide Jreier, bait
on geiDnBt, oaB id 6eine Sdipeiter
beiraten iperoe2"
.@elpiB, dnttportete Der aIeine.
uiDir baben es aIIe idon Ianqit az.
tpnBt. (9oiton Transcript.
Gr ,mar NIT ieiner Mneebefetelt
5ilna Haitor gegungen, llno lie Dareu
getrart uoroen. gfafv Der sSeierIidj-
felt nabm Der illnge Mann ben Yd-
flor aitf Die 6eite lno idqte:: ,,gs
tut mir ihreflib leib, ooB id3 feia
@elo babe, Inn Sbflen Die @ebiibreu
5lt 5nblcn Mber id) meroe mid nfd)t
lunlpen laifelL tuenn Sic mid in
seSbren Seller binlnternebnen. Sd
iueroe linen bort 5eigen, fpie Sic an
Sbrem @asmeiier bailtiereu illiiilen.
oafnit er nidt nlebr regiitriert.
(Gbiedgo 9ribune.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-19

u@eben Sic in oieIem Sonralcr
fort21
ugeeill> asfiDortete Serr gulnror.
~gines Don urs nlllB oobeiin bleiben.
Cine 2aoung aobleiL Die i'd Dor orei
Wtonaten beitellt babe, fnnu ieoeir
,Mnaenblid eintreffen.
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Sd,meid)el6aff.

ssrdnlein s(.: Serr Springer bot
mir porhin geiagt, beuur er Mid as-
feben bat, pdre Die Self fiir i'm cine
gsiilte gemeier.@
g.: ,slha, iett miro mir audi
flar, Darum er iid wie Elm &anleeI
bellinlnlt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-19
Sd,lnanenaeSana.

Die Wantter iterililiert @aiier unS
erfIdrt Sdnsden oen 8organg Git
oas 8alier anfongt 81 iingea, meini
9dnsden: aMania, lpeinen Die So
sillen iest, neil iie lterben miiiien?"
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81 hieie 9snif.

sd babe meinenl OufeI cine anr-
te geihrieben, oaB id ibm teIegra-
pbiere, iDeiln i'd anfonlrne.~
ayain, ilnb ipas ipeiter2"
Grit bin ih argefominen, oann
ooS Selegranlm uno 3ulett Die
Gartel"
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Sm 3meifsl.

aonlmis:: ,Seiite bot rtein srin-
sipol an mir geiast.. n2ieber
8reuno, Sic iino ein GisI ipeil idl
lein 5reiiuo bin ooer id) bin ieiii
sSreltno, neil ic1 Elm gjel bin?"
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go linS Sic Waanner.

.Die 9foper ip1re Gin Wiaoel fin
oth, Sic lit aIlcroings nidt reid,
aber iie bat bod eili gefpiiles Gttuasle
Sic ioIlte lieber ettpoS @eiuiiles
bdbeni"
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gaRenb.

9eiud, Gum 5reuno): ~gsa, aber
oas Oilliif5imnler, in Dem eben meine
5rau iingt, oas tit bod iebr fIeinls
ySSa. Der reine &ra + minfell@
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llnbearciHid.

6atte (5ur iiingen 5rau). a0as
8ilIaid), oas Oh sllbereitet bait 1T
niht 81 geitieBenl"
Sllnge sSran: llno I'M Sod
bud itebt ood, ooB es 10 bor3iiglib
idmeftl4
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Gata I.

5rau tam aIopier iireeuo): %,
bott' itb @itgcIs5niigen r
@atte, oSSsa, wer fam oafiir, oa3
Du geraoe oaS 8eserteil eripiidIt
baltl"
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@e6amitert.

9einb: .@as2 3nn slbenoej.
len Sdinfen nno Gier2"
@aitgeber; Sal yMarfe 2obcn-
griitl~ ssie ioflit ou mid befragenla
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SAINT arisss- sparmasfea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-19

Der bette mlo angenebuIts
3eitpertreib lit imnler Die Nrbeit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-12
MISS MARGARET JAMES
AT MEDICAL COLLEGE

Miss Margaret James. daughter OF
the Rev w G. James. of Grove
Avenue baptist church. has enrolled
in the Medical College of Virginia Tor
the war course which VIII equip
Young women as technicians. MISS
James is pianist and organlst OF
prominence IN this city despite her
youth She has been giving lessons
on the piano for several years and
has quite a large class of pupils She
has held the position Of "rganist al
the Church OF the Epiphany. at
Emanuel Episcopal hurch az the
Church of the Holy Comforter, ana
now she is organist at Grove Avenue
Baptist church. OF which her father
lis pastor,
Miss James is the first musician to
turn from the aesthetic TO the aDaes-
thetic She will not give up 1tf mt
sic by any means. but she will Keep
In training by lingering test tubes a.
we'll as scales and she VIII prepare
herself to become a bacterlologtst for
var service These two eallings
should pair wen in an army hospital
for after discovering the microbes
and planning 10 Kill them, or what
ever II IN "a bacteriologlst does, Sh"
can entertain the sick So!d!er2.-
Miss James took her b A degree
at westhampton college IN { June.
1916, after having graduated at me
old Woman's college
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-12
DAILY ADMITS HAS WIFE
LIVING IN BROCkLNN y

II now appears that John DAILY has
three wives, instead of two, as the
police believed when they placed him
under arrest in South Richmond Mon
day night on warrant charging him
with bigamy. The man has. accord
ing to Detective Sergeant Atkinson.
admitted that he has a wife residing
in Brooklyn in addition to the two
wives the police charge him with
having married in Richmond. The
Brooklyn wife is said to have been
Miss Viola Ayling. His Richmond
wives were Miss Lizzie Bohanon, OF
South Richmond. and Miss Grace
Armstrong, of No. West Marshall
street According to the police, DAILY
married Miss Aylng june 10, 1914
Miss Armstrong September &, 1917
and Miss Bohanon some time during
October. 1917. He was living with
wife No 3 1T the time of his arrest.
While being placed under arrest
DAILY swallowed, with suicidal intent
an ounce of iodine. and has since beer
confined in Virginia hospital. An ex-
change of photographs Of the mar
between his two Richmond wives LED
to his apprehension.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-12
OWNERS MAY CONVERT
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS

New York Sept 1l.--Holderso nrs'
and second liberty loan bonds bearing
12 and per cent. interest VIII pc
privilege dto convert them into bonds
of the third loan bearing Ia per cent
interest. on or before November y
1918. it was announced in statement
made by officials of the bond issue d.
vision Of the Federal Reserve bank. 10y
making the change the owners Will re-
ceive the higher rate of interest with
out the investment of any additional
money. The statement reads in part
"All 31-2 and per cent bonds OF
the first liberty loan presented for con-
version should have the June, 1918.
coupons detached. All subsequent
coupons must be attached.
"All per ce<t bonds of the sec
ond liberty loan should have the May
Is, 1918, coupons detached All SUD
sequent coupons must be attached.
Upon conversion of registered
bonds only registered bonds Will be
delivered and no change of ownership
will be permitted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-12
slin.s,on Grcat Conl sn,cr.

The United ates fact adnlnlSTa-
ton hopes 10 have the skip-etop sNS-
tenn adopted by all street railroads ~
cities Of $4,000 and over by Septcm
Der l5 1t is estimated ~ the fuel
administration that with the skip-stop
system in practice generally through .
out the country a saving OF coal will
be accomplished amounting to hpe,-
900 tons OF coal annually
The system will be made effective
through the voluntary cooperation Of
the American public, municipal au-
thorities and street railway ofic ials.
SUGGESTIONS for operation. together
with sufficient instructions for the in
staiiation of the system. have been
submitted TO the American Electric
Railway association war board To the
United States fuel administrators. "a
the councilmen, mayors. public service
commissioners and city comm issioners
and to electric railway officials 81 al
cities of $4,000 and over
In the few cities where the skip
stop system II already in operation il
liz now effecting an annual saving o.
500, 900 tons OF coal.
The fuel administration suggest
that there should not be mere thar
eight stops per mile in business dis
tricts. six stops per mile in residence
districts and four stops per mile n
the open country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-12
TWO YANKEE SCOUTS
CAUSE HUN RETREAT
"Snrround" Village and Brighten '''f'
man Occupants Into QuiFk
Retirement.

With the American Forces on the
Lorraine Front. Sept. 1.-Two '"ht
American privates proving behlha
The German line in Aisacc on Hoiun-
tary patrol work forced a whole com :
pary of Germans TO eTacuate sftl"4i
mountain village nearly three mfrs
behind the lines for more IMAM ia
hours The story was first learner III
its entirety today by questioning ter
man prisoners.
Several DAYS ago two prlyateS--
Jones and Bourke are their names --
asked permission TO 30 on pAiroI.
They. left our lines at sunset, mace
their way easily across No Mans Lam
and entered a ravinc between TWO
mountain posts held by the eherN.
Once they approached within d Jew
yards Of the German outposts but 1hNS
skirted It and continued on theeI way
through the valley, making rapla pro-
presS Seeing none of the enemy
patrols they made their way -FOUR H,, ''1
meters 1.-TWO and a half niles) behind
,he German lines when suddenly
they found themselves in tho outskirts
~ a village IN the clear star lit night
thew saw Germans moving about III
he streets ...,
Let's take pot shot at 'en." said
Bourke
You're on. replied Jones
whereupon the two Americans far
from reinforcements. turned thcf
rifles loose and sent dozen bullets
rafting into the main street OF inc
village.
4 wild yelling greeted the FIRST. vol
1ev Germans were seen running
ahout them. Several shots were fired
in the direction o. the Yankees VINO
9again opened fire,
There was a light answer from the
German rifemen The Americans
turned and fed 10 the darkness OF the
ravine as fast AS Their legs conld carry
them
About midnight they made their way
back TO our lines. The return was
slower because they feared an anhHs-
cade was prepared fer them they
repor,ed the results Of their trip to
ne cornranv commander and pointed
out on map the line OF Their PROV
finally fxing the village into when
they had flred
Naturally the commander received
the story with considerable SUSPICION
believing the boys We're 'strtnglnG
him. But their tale vas true. Pui
observers reported the village nhoc~n-
MED by the Germans. who we're no
seen in the town until tate the folio"
ing forenoon This, too. was com
communicated TO headquarters Blu
the two facts were not lTnedfatfH
connected
Finally the story Ct the two pfiNate'
was confirmed by three German PriS
oners when questioned
why did you evacuate
village d few mornings ago. askef
our intelligence officer Of them.
"A Tot OF yosir nlen cp@ned tire or
r-,s cne night Ne thought Il fiG ~
tack was canning and retired t-t'e7
we ~eoccupied the place after o0'
patrols had gone UP in daylight an'
discovered that no Americans were
there"
That was the rerls al one prisoner
II. looked exceedingly crestfallei
when he learned his company ha'
been routed by two Yauks,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-12
BENEDICTINE OPENS
TODAY TO STUDENTS

Benedictine college, on Shepherd
street. will open its doors this morn
ing to old and new students and eN-
aminations for entrance will begin at
once Many applications for en-
trance have been received and many
new students will be added to the
ranks of the old ones who will re-
turn. The enrolment Is expected to
far exceed that of last session,
The rev laboratory, which will be
an Improvement in last year, will be
presided over hy Or. 6. w. L.atimer.
The doctor is graduate of the Medi-
cal College of Virginia in both phar-
macy and medicine and was a pro
feSsor in that institution.
Rev r Herman, o s. r. professor
of Latin and history at Belmont Alb
hey college. Belmont \. C.. has been
transferred To Benedictine, where he
will teach the same branches.
Captain W. G. Fuller, Ir-, who is
now in France. viii be replaced as
military instructor by Captain Raleigh
Hicks, Captain Hicks is an efficient
military officer and served as captain
OF Company A, Richmond Blues
when that organization was at the
Mexican border
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-12
Governor Names Delegates.

Governor paviS has just named
the following as delegates to represent
Virginia at the twentieth annual con
Ventlon of the American Hospital As
soclation, which meets in Atlantic
City, n, j. September 24-2S Miss
Emily Bauer, superintendent Ches-
apeake and Ohio hospital Clifton
Forge; Miss Celia Bryan, superinten
dent; DanNille, general hospital, Dan
vile; Or. ]. w. Flower superintendent
nlVersity Of Virginia hospital. Char
louesNllle, Or. Esther Morgan. super
lntendent Dixie hospital Hampton: +
T. Morlok. superintendent Memorial
hospital Richmond; DIR. Hugh II
Trout Jefferson surgical hospital
Roanoke, Miss L. Z. Van Wort, super
fntcndent Stuart Circle hospital, Or
4 baTleS r, Robins DF r. f Tucker
l'r. Il C. Bryan, Or a Murat Willis
L. Il Morris. 3ppa Hunton. Rich
mond: DIR. Stephen Watts. University
of Virginia Or Elisha Barksdale
Lynch burg. DR.. Southgate Leigh. Nor
/ folk, DR. Kirkland RufIin. Norfolk
Mr. King f, Hartman. Pulaski