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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16
BARNARD FLAYS
ARCH BUTCHERS
Speaker at Liberty Loan Mass
Meeting is Confident of
Americas Victory.

With a battery of heavy shot. di-
rcctcd at the heart of pro-Germau-
ism BOD South Bend and with "a
sc8thne denuuciatou of the kaiser
and the warfare methods OF the
German government George Bar
nard OF Ncw Castle sunday after
noon closed his weeks speaking en-
gagement in ST. Joseph county I'm
the interest OF the forthcoming
fourth Liberty loan campaign be
fore large audience i'm the nigh
school auditorium
Mr. Barnard declared that the
United states will fail TO live up 10
the traditions OF America, 20 the
honor of the manhood and woman
hood OF this nation. and would ut
terry fail TO repay the boys who are
now lighting ina the trenches of
France il she allows one German
TO sit at the peace table when vic
tory is won by the allied nations
and the United States.
The speaker struck the Keynote
i'm the hearts of those present at the
meeting many times during his add
dress. for he was repeatedly inter
rupted 10y prolonged applause.
THE kaiser and his gang OF arch
butchers from Potsdam should be
driven into the ground so far that
they viii never again toe able to lift
their poisonous heads 10 menace the
world" he declared. And after
The Germans have been beaten, this
nation viii sit with he~ allies
around the peace table. but there
viii Doe mo- damn Germans allowed
90 sit at that peace table.
And we are going 10 win this
war Every American boy i'm France.
and now ON his way 10 aid that ma
ton who sent Lafayette 10 MS with
his personal fortune i'm our darkest
hour of need. carries with him
commission from God Almighty. II
has been the destiny OF America to
win this war from the time that
Columbus discovered this great con
tiueut in 1ts2'
Gilbert A. Elliott. who was class
mate OF Mr. Barnard at Ann Aroor,
Mich. introduced the speaker of the
eveuue. I-rederickseu'S orchestra
gave m extensive program during
the evening. donating f.s services I'm
,he interest of the liberty loan
campaign.
Mrs Robert HoINersheid and Miss
Josephine Decker sang several new
patriotic songs during the evening
County Chairman T.. A. bryan of
tho fourth Li1Uty loan committee.
delivered short address. i'm which
np Ulyad rne financial Stacker i'm no
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16
u. S. Casualties
NOTICE TO PIBLIC.

Owing to lack of newspaper
space incident to the paper-sav-
ing order OF the war industries
board and the large amount OF
other war news. and because of
the little interest il seems could
possibly be manifested by our
readers i'm casualties other than
those from tho states of Indiana,
Michigan. Illinois. Ohio and ken
lucky. The News-Timcs feels
justified in eliminating the names
of those contained i'm the lists
from day TO day outside OF the
five above named states.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16

The following casualties a-r reported
br the commanding general oi tnr Amer
lean eXpeditiouarv forces Missing Do
9 ction. %. wounded severely as- dltd OF
mined. died from wounds Total
%.
The following men ire t-ou Indiana.
Michigan. ohio. Illinois and Kentucky
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED n
ACTION.
PRTNATES
GuStave Harry Bullock. Lo-07t.r lnU
ANDY Totti. Detroit. Mich.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
CORPOEALS
William NJ Devaney Chicago DID,
oscar Hudson. Nappanee Ind
William j Weider BluntOu. Ind.
PEINATES.
Joseph BukowSki Chicago. l'I
wilbur Dots. Laporte. Ind
Harold Howard, NOtre Dame, Ind.
Clarence r. Johnson. Chicago. iiI
Frank Lynch Louisville. Ky
Julius MALACHI. Chicago. DID.
David Martin Hiudman. Ia
MISSING II ACTION
CoRPpEAI-~.
Harold Lester Kraft. forestviAe SAM
lilac Co. Mich
Walter EdOar f;eit1 Detroit Mich.
FI;fNATES.
Erwin Henry Charles Adler Monroe
NIeh
Jack a. Adler Cincinnati. o.
Raymond ~. Albert Indianapolis Int
Louis Art Cincinnati %
Anthony Frank Banner Detroit Mich
Mortimer Beruan. Aurora. I'D.
Eugene JOSEPH RplneI Detroit Mich
Alfred oliver Houdris. Monroe. Mich
LLOYD Joseph Eoudrlc. Monroe. Mich
Rag Boypr. Ewing I'LL
clarence ErHdic Monroe. Ind
B-uue WUIH.m puuu"rr hiuurHs
NiOf
Ham. et Ho-.t. 1.r.uf Hr--.ft If..l
Charles 4. Co.. MeloIt Iud-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16
STU0EBAKER DEALERS
BEGIN SESSION HERE

Beginning Monday 200 stude-
baker automobile dealers VIII h0Id
tnree-day session in this city The
meetiu- riu oe held az the Stude-
baker corporation administration
1IudIu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16
Great Saving
on Innings

Saline Fine MerCerizei Fin
ish. 30 inch wide. black and all
colorS. soc and SOC.
Cotton FOuldrj>. s. inch
wide, dark ground In dots and
figures, highly merCerizej, soc.
Printed Saline. 80 inch wide
all kinds OF figures, printed ON
an new shades. at 75c.
Two Season Satin. plain. 80
inch wide; i'm all ColorS. S1.25.
Figured SatinS. 30 inch wide
colors TO suit all, at SIPS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16
SIX KILLED IN CHICAGO
STREET CAR ACCIDENT

CHICAGO. sept. 16.-Six persons
We're killed and 40 injured when a
freight train backed into crowded
street car in an outlying section %
the city late saturday. All OF
the victims were Chicag0auS. Ac-
cording 20 the police the accident
was due 20 the failure Of the tower
man 20 close the gates AT the cross
iug-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16

AMSTERDAM sept A Hels-
lnglors dispatch printed u Berlin
newspapers received here states
that the German minister. instruct
pd nv the German government told
the Finnish government that in orr
der 90 preserve Finland and Sweden
from The danger o. war-Iike COM
plicatious German troops viii uo-
enter eas- kareia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16
the tested skin treatment

Your druggist viii also te. sou .ha
Eesiool Ointment Is excel cent for re-.
leyiug the smar, itch. and burn a
mosquito-bites, and insect-s-inge Dc
s1othes and CuolS skins burned Pig,
wind or sun. Al. dealers sell Gesr9
Ointment
NsG are Hr E0He Nsg-.ls
.>Hrt e1a Sa7tFHns .ru1Es a'fv~-~S
cIJ1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16
HOISTEIN IREIsTAN.
Bulls

iree year eld ami ore isr Leo
ess; 2nd. Unversip ~ Noue
pc year cid and -Haer $3.50 LIST
gan Bros. -nd g. T. Eeamer
University or <otre Dame
pr over SIS months and under
year-Ist. Morgan Bros. -ud
UNIVERSITY ~ Notre Dame.
|if under sn months list Cni-
|ity OF Notre Dame.
Cows and Hcifers
'lree years old and Ote. list a.
y berger; Znd, Uuiversitv Of So
Dame. 3rd. Morgan Bros
/ NO years old and undo three
g. 7. Eeamer, 2nd grd. Jui-
|ity OF Notre Dame.
/ be year old and under t0o--i-t.
] gan Bros 2nd. Bird University
Il otre Dame.
pr over six months and under
year-1st. Morgan Bros. 3nd.
University of Notre Dame.
4 bic under six months.lst. Leo
ess. 2nd. University Of Notre
BE-: 3rd. Morgan Bros
Specials.
|our animals. either sex the get
ne sire-1st, Morgan Bros. md.
ersity OF NOtre Dame
NO animals. the produce OF one
list. Leo Naness, End. Culters-
|of Notre Dame
|xhibitor's herd-One bun. two
J. old and over. one COW. three
IS old and over. one heifer. two
IS old ana under three one
| e.. one year old and under two.
one heifer calf--1st University
|>otre Dame
,reeders young herd-Oue bull
er two years old two heifers.
year old and under two. and
heifer calves. all 20 be bred by
exhibitor except the hull- 1st.
'versity Of Notre Jame.
Championship.
|est bull any age-fsr Leo
ess.
lest cow or heifer any age list.
|T. Seberger-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16

"Resinoi Is what YOU want iCT yogr
ble-R esinol 90 SOP the itch
ng and burning Resino. ~ zeal the
-Tuption. This gentle ointment has
been 50 effective for years IN treating
eczema, ring worm. itching burning
raShes, and soTes. thar X has become
= standard skin treatment To CON
tzins nothing that could irritst- the
fendereSt skin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16
WOOIen Dress Fabrics

400 yards Cotton PlaidS SO inch; 75c value, 5Sc.
yards Cotton PlatS. 40 inch; $50 value sec
500 yds Plain Serge grey and blue sc value CSC
$50 yards Plain Serge inch wide grey green blue and
black: 90 value, 75c
600 yards Plain Serge 80 inch wide S1.25 and $50
values $1.OO.
yards Plain Serge in black, green ana brown S119
yards Plain French All Wool Serge u inch wide all
COlOrS at $l.95.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16
Remarkable Savings
OnWaSh Fabrics

$50 yards Madras Shifting inch wide, strpes-55c
value Csc
500 yards French Bingham inch wide small stripes
soc value 39c.
yards lawn in pink stripe 30 inch vide; sc value
at 121ac.
i25 yards Powered Crepe pink and blue ground sc
value. 1sc.
$50 yards Plaid PercaIe and MILDLY Cloth 50 inch wide
$50 value Csc.
200 yards Foulard Tissue. 80 inch wide dark ground
29c value 19c.
zoo yards SILK and Cotton Madras for mems shirts in
wide; 75c value, Acc.
90 yards White Crepe with embroidered dots oc value
at 29c.
800 Yards Striped POpn SO inch wide 35c value 23o
zoo yards Plain Dress Linen SO inch wide pink grey and
lavender; 90 value CSC.
yards Plain Wolfe self striped inch vide all col
OrS; 75C value 43c
$50 yards White Skrtng-Corduroy, Pique Gabardine
Basket WeaveS-36 inch 75c value, 80 13c
so yards White Madras, 30 inch wide SOC.
zoo yards India Linon D inch wide; &c value sc.
i25 yds Jap Crepe in stripes. 80 in wide SOC value, Csc
zoo yards White Pque p inch wide; SC value, 19c
rs yards Ribbon Striped NoiIeS 40 inch wide all colo
regular 100 value at sec.
$50 yards Pink NainSook So inch wide, regular SOC
value. 39c.
$50 yards Cotton Pads 80 inch wide, 55c value, 29c
500 yards Long Cloth SO inch vide sc value zoe.
500 yards Nainsook, 80 inch wide 2oc value 221ac
= yards Blue Galatea 80 inch wide soc value 29c.
40 wards Skring in stripes 45c value for 33c.
100 wards India Lnon, 80 inch; 25c value for sc.
500 yards Cotton Chaie. so inch wide; 25c value 2lc.
80 yards Imported Wolfe WaiStingS; Si.25 value &C.
500 yards Romper Cloth, 3 inch vide; 45o value, sec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-16

Try NEWS-TlM Want Ads
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20
LA GUERRA IN MARE
Gabbiani rivelatori

II state notatO spessO che gil
uccelli di mare, in ispecie i CAB
biani, seguono a STORM la scia del
sommergibiIi. La vista di tall mo-
stri, cos1 simili per essi allie bale
ne che nuotino soft 'acqua, Ii indu-
ce a tener loro dietro con la spe-
rama avida di potter divorare e
interiora del colossi dell 'Ocoan0.
L'osseryazione ha suggerito il
dottO Pentz di New Brighton New
York, l'idea di ammaestrare CAB
biani a seguire in STORM il solco
di un sOmmergibile, per rivelarne
cost la presenza. Egli propone di
usare, per tale ammaestramentO.
una tramoggia di acciaio riempi-
ia di pesci a pezzi, e dispOsta nell
la parte superiore del sommergi-
bile. Di tratto in tratto, pei mo-
to di una manOvella girata all I'm
terno di una nave, la tramoggia
versa il suO carico in mare, l'e-
sea che sta a gala, serve ad attira-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20
CHIROPATICO

lie malattie dello stomaco, degli
intestini ed attire, fanno motto sof-
frire il paziente, riescono spesso
fatal non rispondono a nessun
metOdo di cura. lie su dette ma
LATHE diventano croniche anche Sc
curate lungo tempo, clio che dino
sta che lie medicine usate non son0
di nessuno effetto, Sc non hanno
fattO pi1 male.
II rimedio piG sicuro per questi
casi, & l'aggiustamento della ver-
zebra la quale 81 muove la pressio-
ne del nervi che sono responsible
per tall condizioni, sono esse ina
bill di trasmettere l'intera forza
vltale richiesta dalla natura, e di
rimettere la parte malata nello
state normale.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20

anche qui la forza dele cose ha a
vuto ragione del pregiudizio Sc
condo il quale il vigore del muSco-
Ii sembrava un arcaismo senza pos
sibilita d 'impiego nella guerra
presente. Fora, destrezza ar
dimento sono lie ire qualita indi-
spensabili al lanciatori di bombe,
del quail il teStimone militare "
tesse | l'elogio, ricordando, fra l'al-
trO, come essi siano riSorti. | te-
deschi farOno i primi a impiegare
di nuovo la vecchia arma. Tn reg
gimento francese di soldati del
sud-ovest, abili giuocatori di pc.
lota, che 81 trOvava allora nellie
ArgOnne, molestato ogni notte da
un attacco con bombe a mano, 81
stance di ricevere del colpi senza
restituirli form6 una delle pri-
me squadre di granatieri moder-
nj. L'esempio fu presto seguito
la vecchia arma ritrov6 il suo i'm
piego in tutti gil eserciti Alleati.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20

parte inferiore della scatola mu-
nita di un peso che la costringe a
restare sommersa in modo ola non
lasciar emergere che Papparrec-
chic tubulare di accensione simu-
lante m periscopio, Basta un sem
plice urto nella tesla di questo per
rompere una bottiglia di acido sol
forico che vi inserita 'acido po-
voca Paccensione della carica e
determine l'esplosione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20
LACRYMAE RERUM!

Allo sportello dun uficio tele.
grafico.
-Cosa desiderate, buona don.
ma?
-Desidererei un favore da vos.
signoria, un favore che vossigno-
ria, volendo pu6 farmelo.
-Parlate, che son qui
-Vorrei che vossignoria, sicco-
me 10 non so scrivere, vorrei che
mi scrivesse I'm telegramma diret-
to a milo marito, dicendogli che,
per l'amor del cielo, venisse pre-
sto, giacch6 no una bambina gra-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20
LA GLORIA DEL GRANATIE-
RE

Nella Revue Hebdomadaire -
un testimone militare" illustra
la grandezza, la decadenza la
nuova gloria del granatiere. Sem
bravo che il lanciatore di bombe
fosse scomparso defnitivamente
dalla scena guerresca ed eccove-
10 di nuOvO in primo piano, cio6
mel pOsto che fu sempre il suO. Re
stera l'eroe della fine di questa
guerra, che e cominciata senza di
lui in cui nessunO S 'aspettava di
rivederlo. Come 10 zappatore e il
bOmbardiere egli E uscito un bel
giorno dial museo dele anticaglie,
e 81 e rimesso ALA sua opera: ope-
ra tutt 'altro che facile, ed a cui 81
richiedono attitudini special. Non
pu6 essere granatiere il primo che
10 voglia: la sua gloria e innanzi
tutto una questione di forza fsica.
Solo buoni tiratori gettano una
bomba 35 metri mettono, a
Questa distanza, due bombe su tire
in un bersaglio di 2 metri so. E
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20
re i gabbiani abituandoli a tener
dietrO al sommergibili.
II periscopio ingannatore

Z L SdDDlduI dDIIuduuOlI a IGuCL
dietro al sommergibili.
II periscopio ingannatore
Sulla tolda del piroscafo una
profonda emOzione regina. Uficia-
Ii. marinai e passeggeri scrutanO
aVidamente la superfcie del mare,
puntano i cannocchiali in un pun
to solo. La vedetta pi1 vigile ha
segnalato laggi1 la presenza d 'un
periscopiO di sommergibile nemi-
co. I'm ira sorda, una battagliera
impazienza 81 propagano. Tutti
chiedono che il vapore poderoso e
VelOce 81 lanci a sperOnare il pira-
ia all 'agguatO: tutti Salvo il CO.
mandante. II vecchio lupo di ma
re e state reso prudente dali 'espe-
rienza altrui. Egn sa che nei pri-
mi mesi della guerra 80 navi ingle-
81 sOno rimaste vittime del loro i'm
peto, ordina di puntar uno del
cannoni, di cui il piroscafo e arma-
to, cOntrO il periScOpio visible. Un
sOrriso enigmatico 81 'increspa lie
labbra. Ii primo colpo fallisce; il
secondo cogie il bersaglio: una
formidable esplosione sconvolge
lie acque. Ii suppOstO somemrgibi-
lie era una nina gallegiante, forni-
ia di Un periscopio simile perfect
tamente a quelli autentici e ap-
plicatO al congegno infernale per
attirar su di esso le navi.
La trovato E di un uficiale stra-
micro che ora lavora per il COVER
no degli Stati Unit. La nina
consiste di un cilindro metallico
carico con 500 libbre di trinitro-
luolo, fulmicotone dinamite. La
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20

Yemente ammalata, che occorra
perclo la Sua asSiStenza
-Beh - rispose 'impiegato-
ditemi la deStinazione e in due mi
nut sarete servita
Come dice?
La destinations.
La destinazione Cos { la de
Stinazione!
Dove 81 trova vostro marito ?
Capite ora?
All! - rispoSe la donna.-Pri-
gloniero in Austria.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-16
Nunln1er 1909

elmer biirgerlieben Slide, 5. +. an as-
fod)ten Speiien Der llnn11BigfeIt
foroerlih geipeien lit, inoen Ser 0ea-
gen oltrh Die itdrfiten yeise ge5fplin,
gen peroen nluB, ieine Saatigfeit ais
5llitben. 0as miro anh ourh bie9eob<
odltllna beitatisf, oaB in oen biirger-
li6en &reiien Guropas, oie ibre
Speiiell marn genieBen Ser 4lfobc,
lismus feline 0pfer forbert, ionoern
ltlir in ben slrbeiterfreiierl, mo aug
llnferlnt1ris ooer 9r1gbeit sic ltnge-
fodten speifen iibermiegen. Das
Broblem Der Sparianlfeit ilno oes
8oblbebagens BEL geringem Soften
ailfma1o lit MIR ourh oen biirgerIi-
hei1 Wfittagstiih 5it I05en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-16

gonne 8ei5en auf oeni @oIiertpege
bon Marieiae bis @enf auf ST. 1855
Dieie gransportperbiaigung miirbe
iih anf cine Reibe anoerer sfrtifel
erltreden. mie Mineralien @oIe,
gaummolle nno 2ebensnlittel alts
ben fron5oiiihen, engliiden nno oll-
bern Golonien, als Siio= =9lmerifu,
5panien llitp. Mu1 Ser Grport uiirs
be cine beoeutenoe sSoroerung erfab-
relt, fotnlne.t bod 9lrtifel in @e-
traht ipie gaulteine, Grant, Mor-
NOR, Maid)inen groBen Stiles nilp..
fiir Die bis beute Der 8abntransport
al teller mnr.
Son oer Saltptlinie @enf=8nIel
miiroe iih Die S1iffabrt BON ieIblt
allf Die NebertfIiiiie ul1soebnen. @ir
eripdbnen MIR 8ieleriee=gerr, Cur
et=HellB 2llsern, 2in1lnat= 3iirid), 3,i-
rid= @aIoeiliee, 8puperet =DfoltbcD=
Sitten.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tit neben
Der gleftrifisierltng gang elttibieoen
cines Der lpiehtiglten Groblenle Der
ipirtibaftlihen 3nfltaft ltrderes 2atl-
oes Gs bleibt eile offere 5rage,
pb iicb Der Stnat oaran finalt5iea te-
teiligen, ooer oh er Die 9lllsfiibrlma
nno Den 9etrieb gan5lid1 Ger priua-
ten sssnitiatine iiberlaiIen min.
Gle aobfeneinflibr nah Ser
Sfmei5 I'M 0tonat Nai betrug mad
.ciner propiioriiden 3uianlmenlte!-
lung Der slbteilnng fiir inbultriells
ariegsmirti1oft aus 9elltidlano
213,8f2, ans Selterreieb 1866, Gus
ben Gntenteitaaten SS77, total 22l.,
054 Gpnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-16
SffeliiOc TIT @aagc,
Oeull6e uon Qmci6anGn uno Jranloen 5uri6getrle6en
Wtarnc bel cSaulgOunc gefrci15t+
Bel Chateau CHERRY 1T die Offenllve erfclglos.
Grfplae ipeiflicb ppn Nfbcims.
SftniiDe 0Itlid) BON Nbeims gum 5tllianD gebraht
Maiierte srnppen an Der WnrmansfD. &iite aelanDet

lueiter purgeornnsen itnb Baben aud
,ueitcre grfolge geBabt; aud bic Stu
fiener beridten meme Grfplge anf
bem NiingD Elateaii.
8ei @ilIers gretpnnenr limb Die
Gnglanber etipas pprgeriift.
Die Gnslanber, Jralsuien nnO
sSapaner proteitieren bagegen, bnE
iid) General Sorpatb, Der gefebIsba.
Der Der rniiiidlen srnppen, Die sesen
Die golideipifi fampfen, snm 9ifta.
tor in sibirien erflGrt bnt.
Die rniiiiden sosialoempfrateu
baben bic Terdnhuprtitng fir 6ie Gr-
inOrbnns Nfirbad)'s anf iib senom-
men. 0raf Sertling, Der bentide
Neidsfansier, fann alio nidt mcbr
bic glliierten fir ben Wiorb berant-
iportltd) MAIDEN, mic er nemlid) getan
bat.
Vie cine 9epeide ans Wiusfmt
iast, haben amerifaniid)e SeeIeite
rnD WfarimeiplOaten unb engliide
srnppen sic sanse Mnrmausfi-8iiite
i'm n6rbliden 9iuklano beiett. Die
gefeblsbaber Der srnppen baben ei-
men glppell an Die Seiuobner erlaiIen,
linen gegen bic 9entiden nnb sic
syinnen 81 belfen. Die SentidJ.n
iollen grDke Anitrengnngen MAIDEN,
Sic Miriaansfi aiiite iuieber inter
lire aDntrolle sit befom1nen. IS
ipaen 80 bentidDe nnb Is 1iterreidi-
id5e Srmppeu in 9inflan6 iein, in Dem
@ebict BON Eetersbiirs bis ans
Sdmarse Wieer. Die 6iferreidiidei,
9ipiiiDnen iolleu ans alten nnb FIR
perlidJ uatiid)tigen gemten beiteben.
Gie Yolihetpifi 9iegiernns fat
cine glote an bic engIiidle Negiermns
seianbt nnO perlanst, onf bic engli.
iden Srmppen an Der Wlnrmansfi-
9iiitc ipfort suriidsernfcn mar6en.
Die tid)edlild-ilamiid)en Srippen
iullen bic Staot Gnian, 430 Wfeileu
DitlidD BON Nosfan, pon ben Splide-
milf snriiferubert baben.
glns Sd)ipeben luirS geineloet, oie
Jinnlanber batten iid) in ibrsn Sc
iinnnnsen segen bic 0entiden seGn-
bert, Die 9entIden fOnnten feline
ssreimilliae inter linen befommen.
Die &6nigin BON Spllanb bat Den
aatbplifenfiibrer Wolelis NIT Der gil-
Sirng eines nenen aabinets beaaf-
tragt
Die 9iepnbif SaDti fat ben aries
gegen 9entldlano erflGrt.
Nm 5. ssnIi unreu 450 amerifaui'
id)e Ieroplane nadD europa geid)ift
Hnb nngefdbr 2514 gibertn Wiotprs
jeber Arf.
Sie Chamber Of Commerce Der
Ger. Staaten befiiripprtet Gin 3riegS-
itener 9srpsramm, in bem iidl Gin
oerceH profits tar pun so Eroscni
anf see, aaffee, Sabaf, Bier,
Sdmmdiadlen, Nsniif Suitrnments
nno 0ioiulin befinbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-16
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