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New Britain herald., 1918-09-10

 & NIVEN s4
CITY ITEMS
JUST RECEIVED
Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread

Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread Advt.
 Lady Wallace lodge, Daughters of Scotia, will hold it's regular meeting in St. Jean the Baptist hall. Church street, Wednesday evening.
 Joseph Cosgrove, son of Patrolman Michael Cosgrove, escaped from the fruit ship Almirante, which was sunk in collision with the T.. S. $. Hisco in overalls and undershirt His sister went to New York with q fresh outfit of clothing. expecting to- meet him at ~the Seam Church institute.
 Wednesday morning specials. Felt hats $2.9S. Goldenblum 's.-advt.
 Friends of Irving F. Ellis of the U. $. navy, former of the Herald staff, have received cards from him in South America.
 @ Chief Petty Officer T. c. Wallen of Maple street has returned to New York after a short furlough at his home in this city.
 Capt. Stanley Challenger, we'll known in this city where he conduct ed the Elmer Automobile agency for some time prior to entering the service. has returned from France to his home in Bridgeport. Captain Chal- lenger went to France with the Yale unit, together with Lieut.. Ryan, also , well known in this city.
 The local police were notified today that John J. O'Brien of Hyde Park, Mass. who was ordered to Camp Dev- cas with a local draft contingent, had failed to report. O'Brien was a tray cling snowman and registered here.
 P. C. Mcintyre is visiting in Boston.
 
 Fodt attended the baseball game in Boston yesterday.
 Seaman George Kiagsbury is home from the Naval Reserve training ata- ton on a short furlough
 Minnie Hagearty has transferred property on Beaver street to Giuseppa Coppola ct al.
 A.Mrs. Arthur E. J, Reilly and son have returned from a tWo-weaks' visit with friends at Belle Harbor. l.. l.
 All women in the city are urged to attend the meeting at the Center Con- gregational church tomorrow, all day, at which comforta bles will be tackled for the Y. w. C. A. dormitory, which will be ready for occupancy soon. Those attending are requested to bring their lunch.
 ~1IuStl N CClllO OS, d SeIs cult III the medical corps who has been located at an American authorization point is spending a furlough at his home on Washington street.
 Stanley Hart and Stanley Karpinski, local registrants, have been iaducted into the army service and will under go a course of intensive training at the officers training camp at Camp Lee, Va.
 Wednesday morning specials. Velvet hats $3.98. Golde1blum 's.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-10
WAS ON MOUNT VERNON.
John J. Schucsslcr Of Kelsey Street
 on Liner J-Boat Attacked.
Among those on the Mount Yer

Among those on the Mount Vernon, formerly the German ship kronprin- zesscn CeCilie. when the vessel was on it's return from France, was John J. SChucSsler a local sailor. Schuasslef is the son of William F. Schuessler of 2t k elsey street and k in the regular r navy, cnlisting December I3. l9l |. Nothing has been heard from him by his parents since the ship was tor npdocd but he is believed to be safe AS his name did not appear on the casual " list published last evening.
 This trip was the sixth that he hld taken since ha enlisted in the navy. and had made the other five without accidant. Before his enlistment l2e was employed at Colts Hartford fac torys
New Britain herald., 1918-09-10

tion. The martial music of this band has been an inspiration to the Red Cross and LIiberty Loan drives and the Y. M. C. A. has profited by the visits to their huts. Every cent from this concert goes to the French Y. M. C. A. war work, the expenses all be- ing guaranteed by private subscrip- ton.
 Program for Concert. The program for the concert was re- coived today and is announced as fol- lows;
 "star Spang1ed Banner"
 La Marseillaise." 1. Prelude "L'Ar}esiennc" w Bixet
 saxophone solo: NJ. Peruqiou. 1. "Manon" (Selection)
 Soloists: NM. Le Roy Espagnet,
 Rochut Mager Damiens. 8. (a) Cavatine ........... Cesar Cui. (b) Polonaise ...... WieniaW Wslli.
 Violin solos: M. Debruille. f. Rhapsodie Norvegienne .... La1o. ,. Adagio from Symphony in c Mi nor ................ Saiat-Saens.
 Intermission. 6. Three little pieces for Clarinet: (a) Le Petit Berger .... Debussy. (b) Allegretto ......... Goddard. Co CanSOnetta ........... Piernc.
 SolOist: M. Le Roy. '. Sonata for NiOlincello and Pi- ano .................... Grieg.
 NM. Miquelle and Georges True. S. (a) Air from "Carmen''
 (Flower So1g) ....... BozAt. (b) Bonjour Suzon ...... Lacomp.
 Tenor solos: M. Mager. 9. French Military Marches;
 (a) Madelon (Popular Song of the
 TrenChes)
 (b) Alsace-Lorraino (The CuiraS-
 siers of Reischoffen)
 Co Sambre ct Mouse.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-10
MAY CUT ALL DELIVERIES.

That the movement recently started by the Cham Der of Commerce to have lo2al grocers make only one delivery n May will now become far more reaching in It's effects Is shown by tho announcement of Secretary l.. \. Sprague of the local chamber, that the drygoods dealers and merchants in other lines will soon be asked to adopt similar rules. There are still several grocers who are not comply Ing with the wishes of the chamb Der in this respect
New Britain herald., 1918-09-10
Wash Dresses for a Dollar.

put blue
 g to pie the . there b yeht fora
New Britain herald., 1918-09-10
RITRGLAnIZE, STORE

Jdhn Me1ynik Of 30 Lafayette street ocmrsstned to the police yesterday that While his store was temporarily closed someone smashed in the rear lGccr and stole S28.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-10
All White Skirts, a Dollar. V. ws;,
Were LID
 to $500

 O then pear button y a Blu meE
New Britain herald., 1918-09-10
Dollar Day at the Art Section

soc Tinted Pillow Tops, ..
 4 for $f.Oo soc and 75c stamped pieces.
 .......... 4 for S1.OO c. M. c. Mercerized Crochet
 cotton, cOlors and white.
 box ............. $f.O0
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

Lieut.. Pat O'Brien, who was shot down and captured by the Germans on the l7th Of August, 1917. and who on the Sth of September jumped through the window of German prison train which was speeding him to q German prison camp and made his escape, tells in the following article of the cvOlutions which he used when engaged in mir combat.
 The evolutlOns described are those which are CuStOmnrily used when an aviator Is flying single scatter. and in the type of Il mQchne known as n lighting scout" and which Is capable of q speed of from no to 1J0 miles an hour. Those machines are very light some of them weighing not over T50 pounds, and with wing spread of 16 feet.
 These machines are equipped with TWO machine guns. one shooting through the propeller, the other mount ed atop one of the wings and so placed
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

are going to make turn. wt,rn in tar1 you bank your machine and bop side wise tnstend Of fiat su-face on" as you do in executing the urdlnary hop. Thu disadvantage in the O4sr4en loop ls that r requires q very nghf machine with an exceedingly strong and ssnsi- tive ruttder for the reason that tn exe4 cutting thu OBrien loop your rulhier answers the purpoae Of the elevator.
 An these mant-lvers with one exrep-
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

make his decisions instantly. The more quickly he Is able to maneuver his machIne the greater his advantage ,ver his adversary. Presume> for in- .tsnce. that Hun was diving down on you from the rear. A pilot who IS quickly aNe to make the loop comes put < the loop above and behind his ,dversawy, and in turn Is able to dfve
 town upon him usually before he can complete his dive and perform coun.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

An aviator flying al the front will find II important and necessary Co be perfectly familiar with all these ma reuvers. In fact. O thoroughly should faa be acquainted with them that he must be abls tD perform them almost automatically. The surcessful and quick maneuVering of his machhs will nS only save hm In many a oght pinch. but win incr,ass hs chances of bringing down the enemy. In ths Royal Flying corps Astrnth,g' B en-
 cOnraged and the chap wbo H able to acCDmpilsh the most evohtfors has h4s reward In not only the great popu- aHty he achieves but n the mrmbAr G machines chaiked up to nas>sfsdit.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

Flying along parallel with ground start climb with motor off. You go only little ways in climb when ma chine stalls. Joy stick" Is back as far as 1t will go. Put on all rudder possible. machine begins to fall nose down. due to the fact that motor Ls the heaviest part of the machine. You fall in spin. To increase speed of spin put motor on. TO go out of the spin put control neutral Direction of spin to right or left determined by rudder control.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29


  The stick neutral The Is all
  In a loop. The adv of possible practicable u
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

.cr revolution which would place you 1t a disadvantage.
 The cvolutionS described In this page are those most frequently used by ivintors piloting thcs" lighting scout" machines. That Is, with the exception If the OBricn loop. This loop has th" advantage of throwing tn" adversary "off." In executing thls loop his natu- ral inclination Is to believe that you
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

as to permit the pilot to shoot straight
 ahead. or when beneath an enemy ma | straight upward, or II can be operated from an angle of 45 degrees. The
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

equivalent of these scout machines with the two machine guns gives the aviator m added advantage
 Ii Is important that an aviator be quick of mind and of eye and able to
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

ton hay" been originated by nyntors tors" The lmmrlmnn turn was in vented by a great German flyer of that name wh" k now dead. This lmm"I- man turn Is Il decidedly important ma nruy"r, requiring quick thought, quick action. and If successfully completed giving you positive dominance over your adversary
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

opposite mdder
 
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The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-29

0 roll by manipulating nnds ion gain A combat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-21

3. @. @ooorltff an 5. S. 5ein.
@rlnuDitiid in Der arbenlpooo Slbolutz
iion, $40 IL. q.
CHARLES S. 9lppermqnu an Ilbert nno
sRop SO. Seitel, @runoffitd i'm gitp 8lod
2I19; $40.
9lbert uto Mob sc. geitel m 5abiuo
e. 9ernanoe5. @runbiriid i'm Gin 8Iod
2419; $500.
eugene 9ineslin, ourd Sheriff, an
@ertr1lee Gbaffc, s Mder 0auDs $1,000.
State @aflf n10 Trait Company, Srne
flee, M WtiB Sba @ottbaro, Wrunolrid
in 9eperIp Ylace, $500.
9enrp 6. gaur an Sran q. Shlacr
Ii. g., @r,lnoitiid in 9enoer 5eigbts;
$4,000.
50. e. anoerion llun Ernu an CHRIS.
Nortenbubl unb Sraii, @rrnoltiif i'm Gie
tn 8Ipd 1851; $500.
Ola Mae 8rptpn an Sbeo. 6. 0eoebes
Il. g., @ritnoitiid an Der Eorter StraS
Be; $1,000.
Sranf @ebb an Soiepb S. 6eir,
@runbftiid IN Der @roinfpooo Suboipts
lion. $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-21
ans Der Staotbaae.

6ir cine @eiie nad] Columbus,
Dbio, nm bic Art mo @eiie ser
Nfiusabfubr oortielbit ndber III au=
genIdein 81 nebmen, Dernen Dem
Etoot SSngenierr Sans @elInno $1S5
beipiaigt. Die fpodentlid)e 2obnliite
betragt $f,717.f5 Sir ben Anfauf
BON griefmarfen erbalt Der Staot-
Solicitor $25. Die H%ed)nungen fiir
perfhieoene aleinigfeiten fir oas
gSeuertpebr Departement belaufen
1id auf $911.8 ST. Die 9. &c. Subtle
Serbice so. oarf gemiiie 8foiten auf-
5tellen uno Grdbte sieben. Die q. u.
DuerIer Mig. go. erbalt erlalibni5,
IN Der @regg-Strnbe einen ab5uas'
fnraI an3lllegen. Gingelnlfeae ange.
bote fir oie 2iefcrilng bon @obir.
Mnidinen meroen entgegen genopl.
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-21
Gtm 9auberfanHter SeS is. SaDrs
b~tAtaoertSe

DAP bic 3aubertunf beretts UNI
bic Mitte Des Is. Sdbrhu1oerts duI
elmer 5iemliden 909e tanb, bpetlt
bas Muftreten bes itdltentfhen Sorg<
Ieurs pelanini, beNen aunifitids m
Berlin Elm gerdbe3u fdbelbaftss Nutz
Ieben erregten. Das publtfum ltromts
in Iolden Mengen 5u ben Oarbtetuns
aen oes 3aubsrtinitlers, oaB er 1th
Deranlabt 1ub, einen Gintrtttsprsts
bon so Dutdtsn pro perion gu erhez
BEN. uno oenno9 mar Der Naum,
In benz er fetne 0oritelung CAB, bis
auf ben lsBten YlaB beieBt. Nber
feine MnfiinDigungen pdren auh 70
Derbeibunsspoa, baB mat bic Ranite
um iebsn preis leben Dolte. 50
ldritb ct: .5homas pelaotnt, sebir@
tia aus 2iporno, niro 5eisen, odB Ct
me6r ais buroert @ebeimniHe Der
mooernen Masie ODER tpeiBeu Rurft
kiBt; Ct pirb einem lebenoigen Sbtsr
ben Rppf abbauen!, i'm fpteoer an
feline 5teQe leBen unb bas Shter le<
benbig MAIDEN. gr mtro iebe 5dhe
in Elm lebenbises 5bier oerfpdnbeln
u.f. h."
peldbtni mar elm fhoner, itattlther
Mann BON freunblidem Wefen, Der
tets in @~plDbrotat unb prGhttgem
Sammet setleibet sins. Weoer 5a<
lden nod Npporate fibrte er BET f4,
unD ,r seitattete anen, feline ainfe
unb 6anbgriffe auf's fddrfffe 81 be-
obaAten. Was er braudte, ltsB er
lih bon ben 3uf4auern ooer i'm
5auie geben, uno Die meiIten 8srrths
tungen mahten bic 3ufHdaer Ieloft.
Den Damen, benen er etpa5 IN ofe
5afde prafti5irte, fam er ME aber
3ebn Saritte nay; mas er oorndln,
mddte er NIT rnbigem, aber ooh
naabentli9em Geiiht. Der Mdrquts
b'Mrgens nonts Die @eruanolung
zines Msnfhen in Elm 59ier fe9en;
pelabtni pGblte einsn Rudsniungsn
unb perfpanbelte i'm in Elm Shpetn.
Ons ShneiH lief etnTge S6ritte ubtr
bic 8ubne, DeridnaHb, uro i'm nGh@
item Moment itano Der Sunge tpieosr
oa. Gin an0erer Rnabe ipuroe in
einen puoet oertpanOelt; pelaotrt
6ieb inn ben Ropf meg nit leinem
toftbaren Desm. SIN ndhiten Woz
ment ieBte er inn ben Ropf tuiebsr
auf, Der puoel muhts einigs5 prdnge,
oerf1panb, unb Der Rnabe fam lDies
Der gum Dprfdein. 8etbe Rndben
Iagten aug, baB Iie nidt Die gerirtgife
u%nangenebme gmpfinoung geAaot
bdtten, nur isien iie Der Weinung gee
pelen, lie idltefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-21
Der nfie iapdniide @artem i'm
8nnter 6ptel.

Dns @unter Sotel bat ieinen ionlt
5don reidbaltigen Mttraftionet ourb
Mnlaae zines iapaniihen Seez@ar-
tens cine meitere, 5eitgemabe Mn=
1tehmIi1feit 5ugefiigt, Die bon ieinert
3obIreid)en@dften i~eoenfaas nod @e-
biibr gefpiroigt miro.
Ger neae Bergniigungs-@arte lit
binter Dem &otel nno eigentlid)ert
BaQiaale eingeridtet ul0 miro bon
elmer ormonlentalen 8retterpalbttItg
in bi5arrem, iapanilben Stpl nmgc=
ben. Die 8fofterL Bfeiler un0 gden
SotDie Die bier uno on angebrahten
oeforatiDer 5hiIoer iilto NIT iapani-
5den Shrift5eiden, 56n0rfeln,
@iloniiIen BON Drohen uitp. IN orali=
ge unD id)fpar5 per5iert, 10 Dab man
glaubt, Elm orientaliides giloerbud)
Dor iih aufgeihlagen gu ieber. Ser
gr0Bte ilno mittlere Sell miro onrA
cine gerdltn1ige, init DISQUALIFICATION
fpiegelglott beoedte Ean8baae einse-
1lommen, at oeren beioen Geitett
breite, nit giifen uno Stiiblen be-
fetfe 4olonnaoen,iotui lauihige, nit
Eeeroien uno af1oeren iapanifheu
@Setpdhien umranfte @fden nno
BI6bf)en Die Singer gerpiidorens
einIaoen, fih gu erboIen uno ourh
Einnobnlc BON SpeiIe uno Eranf
tDeitere ar1fte 5l iantmeln. Die feen-
f)dfte, ourb bunoerte billtcr eleftri-
5her 2an1pen nno iapaniiher Cater
men er5eiigte gelenbtung, Die iitBcf
acknowledgment Melooien bes aus
g~e5eidnetef1 Srdelters berfesen ben
.obenoliden geflher ms Mdrhen=
reid uno MAIDEN Den 4uientbult 81
einem mobrhaft ioealeu.
8ns Bllilter 6otel bat hurd oieie
Nelleinridtung aberlnals feline fort
idrittIiden 8eitrebnngerL melde oas
management bisber 10 uorteilbaft
horafteriiiert baber, ge5eigt uno oa-
burd] nidt MIR fir feline @dite ion-
bern aith fir feline sablreiden Bn.
1rore aus Der Staot cine iicue Alleilc
0es @ergniigeiis, Der 2uIt mo Ssreli.
De qeidaffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-21

Sn Der 9sdbe nes Mfeoina-
Dnmmes BADEN iid 5oloatcn, pabr-
ideinlid ArtiaeriiterL melde allf eli
mem llebunssmarih bcgriffen iino,,
obermols grobe @lsihreitungen gu
GdnIoen fonlnlen lniien, 3niiden 20
uno 30 Mann orangen IN eiucn So
loon II. foroerten Ipirituoie @etrunfe.
Da Der eisentiimer lif peigerte, ge<
gen oas @eies 81 banbeln nno benz
s9erlangen beg Solbaten su miafoE-
rem, muroe er BON einigen Der ire.
den Gnfrone gepadt uno an Die
@auo georiidt, mabreno bic onoern
nIes Trinfbare entfpeoer binter Die
8inoe golfen ooer grinolib aus
rdumten uno nit lid id,leppten. 60
baIo Die @eihidlte i'm Eager rud)bar
7Dliroe, iuliroen mebrere B~atrouillen
msgei1idt, oelten es gelang, orei
ODER bier Der ltebeItdter 5t ermiiden.
Die nbrigen eutforlen IN 0as oidte
Bebiil1 ufto idlid)en it'd lpater bein-
lid In oas Camp 5uriif. Is 1T inoel'
1S;fuung porhanoen, oab troboem
ale entoedt n,lo Der gcrebten Straie
usixtE entgeben neroen.
-Mm Wontdg abero fnne 81 @bI
rem oes bisberigen giIdlofs s. 8.
Gbaip, Ser tn fur5er 3eit icin neues
S[uat ais Grbifdof BON Stem Orleans
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-21
@ie beIeitist man ltnperbanlid-


feit2 Sir Die 8ielen, Ole iid 0ieie
6raae i6on ~porgelegt bnben, miro Elm
Brief, ben mir fiir5lid bon Strait o.
9oro bon st. Norbert, Mnlt.. erbiel.
ten, gepiB nertpoae Musfultft ent-
balten. Sic i6reibt: SD bin ieGr
5ufrieoen nit Der 8irfung pom sSor-
mis- 9llpenfrai,ter. Sn fann iagen,
oaB id) itiemals elm Seilmittel ge-
brandt babe, oaS mir 70 febr gegell
unperoallltd)feit uno sur 3einigiing
meincs 8iutes gebolfen bat. SD
mofte nidt mebr obne oieies Sell.
mittel iein.~ Gorni's alpenfrGuter
foroert Die 8erOmuung uno reguliert
ben Ragen, es itarft uno belebt eas
gauge Spitem. gs miro nidbt our1
Mpotbefer perfouft, ionnern ourh be-
ionbere 2ofaIugenten geliefert. 9Roil
I6reibe an: Or. Better 5abrnep &
Sons 60, 250f @aIbington glpo..
Chicago, sd. (@n8.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-21

ontreten miro, abernlals cine erbez
benoe Mbibieosfeier I'M gaaiaale Deg
@l1nter @otels ltatt, III Delder Der.
Gerebrung, nelbe alle areiie Der
Staot fir Den Sbeioenoen beaen, in
~tuiiroiaer @eiie Mnsorud gegeben
mltroe. Cine groBe Nr5abl fatbolie
fder @eiitlider, 2ebrer, Sffi5iere,
@eihdftsleute, 4er5te uno Hedtsane
malte nabmer an Dem ganfett tell.
@eneralmalor George IS
@oetbals, Ser grbaaer oes 9anamus
&anals, miro UNI 9onnerstag IN Sn1
Mntonio ~eintreffen nno init Offi5ie-
rem oes 9uartiermeiIter 9eparte-
ments tpegen Der 4onitrnftiom Der
fdieocller GROCER @ebaulidfeiten Der,
banoeln.
Die an Montag nbeno nad1
Der Beethoven SaQe einber1lfene
Mote arel5 Geriammlung mar aus
geSeihnet gut beiuht. 9ie 5alle MOI
nit Soften areu5s gaggen iomie nit
amerifnnilfen Snbnen uno 'oetlel oer
Mliierten anfs 8rahtigIte oeidmiidt.
Ser Steiner oes 4benbs, George 8.
Simmolls pom ct. 2ouis, Ieste ben
Mnmeienoen IN elmer patriotiihe11 Nm
fprade nohmnls Die 3mefe nno Bic,
le oes 8ereins in anidaulider &eiie
auseinaaoer.
Ser 9epiitp=S beriff 9eter eu-
ion BON 2oioDa tpuroe am Wontag
pormittag nuf Dem Wai1t Hlabe bon
einem Mutomobil ufmgefabrcn. Ger
Mann, Der seinen 8einbrud oaUon
~getragen bate, mlroe nod Dem DO
bert Green &~ra.ifcnbanie transpor-
jtiert. Ser leiftiinnige ailtomobiliit
mllroe perbaftet.
Der Merifaner Sole Eere5, Der
am Sonntag abeno in elmer 6ei einem
9aGe itottgefunoenen Geilerei ourd
orei aReIierltid)e idtper pcrpunoet
mnroe lit an Den erlittenen Verletuil-
gen I'M Mobert Green aranfenbmlie
geitorhen. Gein Mngreifer, Der Meri.
foner Mbrabam 3ui5, befinoet iib IN
poli5eilid)em @~eipabrfatu.
Scr BON Mar 8ott an Der Gn-
brnoo StraBe $50. HOP betriebcne
8rocerDzStor lit anf 8eranlaiiuns
Ser bieiigen Rabrungsmittcl Aomini-
itration geihloIien. Soft miro be-
id)uloigt, an viuei5enIoien" Tagen
@eisenmebl perfauft Ill babcn.
Sic flint 3efrutieruitgs-aom,
miiiionen fiir oie Sfaot linS oas
Gountp filto ollgepiefeu moroer,
iammtlid)e jlilgen 2eute, meIde felt
Dem 5. Sunni 1917 oas 9tlter bon 81
Sdhren erreidt baben, am 5. SUM D..
IS. oll regiItriereit
Ser EoIi5eirid)ter bat aIa Mor.
tag abcrlnals mlebrere 5meifelbafte
Ssroucn5ilnmer 81 8el0itrafen BON
500 bis 5000 perurteilt.
PIN Montnge, Dem eritet Iage
Der Notcfl areu5 Gnmpagne, Iiuo
bon oen perihieoenen Snmnel Go-
mites gegeu $4,000 folleftiert nor.
ben.
Boitmeiiter 9rmiiteoo bat Die
Don bieiigen 6~ubrberreu fir oas
gransportieren Der 9oitladen &C.
IieIten Snroerungen als ST. bod III.
riidgefpieien uno anoere a~ngehpte
bis 5lm /. SUM e~inseforoert. @err
armiiteao iaet, oas Boltoepartelnent
lei nid)t aeionnen a~riegsprciie 81 be-
Sablen.
Or fSeu Is Mur.hnd1. Qnhuarst
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-21
Mnoere Setten.

Doctor, ib lsioe an SdIoflOliss
feit, unb id fam Sbnen fasen, i4
leibe firhterliG."
.aenne td. @ber benz f0nnen mir
leidt abbelfen. Sic miifen nidt
lhlafen sebsn. ebe Sic ipirtlid febr
miibe finb unD bann Dor benz S9lds
fsngskr irsenb ettuas ellen unb trina
ten, fpenn ts aud nur cine Rleintg@
teit it,
u@erabe Oas baben Sie mir dber
i'm MGr3 perboten, Dottor.4
.Sm Mdr39 Sinh sic ftAer91
Sd bab' bod bic Rehnuns.4
so. Nu, lieber Jreuno, felt benz
lebten Wdr3 bat bic mebiainifde
WiHenfdaft aud sroBe 6ortIhrttte
cemaht."
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6telert rtidlib gum &oten &reu5 66ono bet!
3.

Sberiff 8ace bon Gllero BAT
am Mtontog Die 8iaaro=9alen IN oer
Staot oufgeraumt uno oreiBig iur-
qe 6aulen5er nod Dem Gonrtbaile
ipeniert, mo lie Sarrnern, mel6e not
wenoig arbeiter hrallden, iiberfDieie1t
puroell. Gen arbeitsideiien Burden
lpltroe Die @abl gelaiien, %entpeoer
nuf Die 5armen ol geben ooer pegeil
8agaboltoage pro5eiliert gu merocn;
fic erbielteu ollBeroem Die Wabnunag
nit auf SEN @eg, li6 nidt pieoer
Dor Sanlgtag abeno IN Gncro Iebe1
al laiien.
1iItriftriGter Calhoun bon
auItin bat ser 8irma @ontef & 60.
BON @acn our1 eineu ginbaltsbefebl
perboten, Mepfelmein, Gioer ooer on=
oere o1s gepfeln bergeitelte @etran-
fe il1nerbalb Ser @ucosSroden5otle 81
nerfanfen.
Nqe teranilden Staote ba6en
SIT ser Sammlung fir oas Gnte
areu5 bereitmilie beigeiteuert. Ger
critic Sammeltag mar I'M bodlteii
GRADE befrieoigeno. ginen iolden
Gifer, mie iiberaa se5eigt pnroe,
batte man faum CROFT.
Sssn 9oerrle lit Subert 8erner,
elmer ser ~pppulariten inflgen SeAte
Der Staot, an Der 2ungenent5iinouna
aus oem 2eben geidieoen, CT miro
BON leinem 8ater, einem grnoer rno
sufIreichen Greun0en betraltert.
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aGe Gprten pon Druid ar6eitcn,
wie Sider, .5olScrs," grief6uscn une
Sonrerts, 2arten, Gtrenlare, Giulabuu.
gen uiw.. in 8entih unb Gusiiif, nett
amsaefibrt. 2 tambnro Irintin q
6 ompanp, Nadtfulser bon @iliou.
Shmesmann printing G~ompanp, 206
1nparru ctr. Gel. Gr. 1924.
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Gie 5eritOrte SrsnnSidaft.

Sic itailoen bdufig bel chamber
Sic batten oiel fi6 3I bertrau'n;
llnD bate Srieofen cine Hobe.
Die muBte Siloden i6neil beihaun
Gem Ramen 6rieoheu Gbre mddlte;
3u Idlnfen fdieneu @rou uno Nei0
Guf einmal ipie tie Gift uno Gale,
Sic Srennoin trug oas gIetb
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Or. @eO. s. Mursbad), 3abnar5t.
305-306 Sids @eb1noe. Gr. 6067.
6eiraten = 0ebnrtem - Sobesfafle,
gobesfaae.


Seiraten:
9ouis Sdmiot uno Sattie gulgd.
rim.
aouis e. 90aper II. 5rau @race
Sdaper.
6. $. ct. Clair ii. anita sSoeggli.
gbomas 90. @otthoro utto Maric
CHM.
aobert u. 8aoen uno eetba ".
Heif.
aalpb So. Mapcr mo Carolina
Stores.
aennetb 8. Carton uno Rutb G
Soerner.
5 S. Mieufenbeloen mo emilp
8olot.
senrp 5. 0rcper mo Mole See
HeiBe.
@eburten:
Mar SdeeI mo 5rau, Elm @ao;
den; Mar sange mo 5rau, Elm
Wtdoden.
Gooe5faIIe:
Gofuin 9. Gpers, 3 Sabre; Girls.
3beurer, is Sabre, Gbas. @eberer,
55 Sabre; eteae g. Shlettmantt, 5
Soge; 5raii @m. Nllimme, AZ Sab
re; 6rou Maria O. Gurr, 50 Snbre
Srau 9oro hilbert, s. Sabre.
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L.ckdIes.
8abrIdeinlides 8ctter.

Sir San Mntonio uno l~tmgegen6:
3eute abeno uno Mittno6 teilmeile
beoeft.
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Biele perltebet urlter 2ebeus=
funit Die 9itnlt, olti auuit onoerer sn
leben.