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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-01
oann NOR ibre @odBeit

Wy
IS miro ia ooh nidts Oaraus, "
pfleate 5ante @miIie 5umeilen 81 he-
balipten, nno oesbalb mieO @enne
tie. Nus abnlidem @rnnbe giug tic
benz 1ra1llein Stiibfen aus Dem 8e-
ae, Ole ibr imt1cr nit einem 10 eigen=
tiimlid) malitios mitleioigen 2dbeln
entgegen trat. ous iid 81 miiblam
beberrihtem 8rinien lteigerte, ipelul
fie Menne nit oerr Ginbern aninmmell
iuh, ocn &inoern, Die Der fiinftigen
Miltter nit elmer f0rmlid oitentati=
ben @leid)giiltigfeit begegneten nno
eberio oitentatip iubelno IN Sr1ulsili
Stiibfens Arme f~liidteten.
8ieoer ltano lie oa uno %sriibelte.
uginen MuStpeg, 1lur einen 4us=
negll" obne Die 2oiung 81 finoen.
Sinter ibr flangerl Jest Sdritte, uno
als iih Aenne langiam umipanote,
nit gerun5eIter Stirn Oh oieier Sto=
ring, %erfannte Tie in Der eleganten
Gribeinutg, Die aif iie 8uidritt, Die
Dina oes greitenfeIier Softbeaters.
5rdulein Seanette Sodleitner, cine
ibone glonoine, iebr dic foltiimiert
uno bon ieoermann i'm Staothen ge-
FAINT, belobt uno beflatidt.
Soft iei Can't iogte bieie nit
flingenoer Gimme in unperfennbar
oIterreidii1em 0ialeft, uenolih a
menidlidJs 8eien! Sn benz Harf
fam mas @ruieln lernen, an 10 an
1agl S bitt' gndoig's 6rdul'n er.
laub'n's,. in Sbrer @eienidaft aus
Der giniamfeit fort5'seb'm oenn !
Dob mirfli q iebr groBe Mnglt.4
(%syortietunq foIat.)
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6ret YrcTt fit seras: 9omerfae ben I. angni 1918.

ifS1 obaeibloiieu bon aaer 2uft
lp1te lie niht ruur BOT otebil1en Satt'
Den, lonoern al1d Dor Der &eroerb'
nis iider fem.
&or 9iebitabl fonnte man tie 10
betnahren. @enm man aber es bara,tf
onlegen mollte, oas foitbare 5titd IL
d]erenl ~lllttergonge 5u tDeibel1, 10 bot.
tie n1ol1 nidt uniadgentaBer perfdb-
rem fonnen, als es ieitens Der 8enlte.
Ter Stootpernoltung geiheben it.
Sic iheint 5u glanbell, oaB Sols,
menlt e5 einn1al perarbeitet lit, ern
toter, feines 5tpffmediels fabiger
ooer beoiirftieer &orper lit. Ole Get
genntuber muBten oas @egenteil 10
getlal, oaB lie Die Snltrunlente alpar
BON auBen Der ourd Sad eesen
5hfpeiB uno Sdnns iomeit lid)er-
ltelten mie moglidt lie aber inncn
blob lieben, eben banit oas Sol5
itets III g~eriibrltng nit Ser Suit blte,
be uno ieinem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
niile II Inn nibts alloeres banoeltc
es iid geniigen fornte.
9ie @enueier aber muBten es bel,
ier, uno> tpe1ln oas Snltrument nod
nidt in Stiide aerfallen u11o iih III
feline llrbeitalloteile aufgelolt bat, io
lit Dos 5meifellos nur cine 5olge oa-
bon. oaB 9aganini's @eilt es nod
nnidmebte. gs ideint aber in5toi,
id]en bon i~eilter araft eineebubt 81
baden. 8enn oas Snitrument, oas,
ieiner5eit bon Subern1ann mieoer ein.
mol eeipielt, tonlib iebr enttduibt,
mas it'd burd Die Iufbepabrungsart
sur @eniige erflart, lit pom Burnt
befaaen noroelL mas ii1er ni1t &C.
Ibebeil mare, penn es in einer ser
an1Beren 2uft 3utritt gemabrel1oen
Gitrine a1sgeltent noroen pare. 9ie-
Ie Metbooe, foltbare Snitrlmenre
oni5ubemabren, bot ii6 alerorten
portrefflid belpabrt. SSrt 8enebis BE.
fiuoen ii6 Die in FREEZER Suit iteben.
ben a%ontrabaiie oes u0fuieo Gipis@
gan5 ~beionoers nobI, uuo niemals
bat man bon ben &oitbarfeiten oes
Bariier aonlerpatorium : Whliennts
gebort, oaB iid Der @lirm in iie bin
eingeiest babe. Das Guartett Beet
bonen's, oas I'M @ebtrtsbauie oes
6roBmeiiters alisgeiteat tit, bolt iid
portrefflib.
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WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
GSsuED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Cine seeroisuns i'm 5einoeslano.

nSbe Glars ano Stripes" oas Of
fi5ieae Organ oes amerifanii1en gr-
petitions &orps in 5ranfreidl
bringt in ser Summer pom 81. Mars
cine 9ei6reihtns Ser geeroieune eli
mes oeutiden 5oloaten, Der ais Sc
fangener in einem fran5oiif1enSoipl=
tai itarb. Der artifel eridJeint unter
Der lleberidrift: .2utberifber Got
tesoienit fir einen totem @efangc-
men," gr bieB SuIius Rramer, mur
@emeiner in Der 5inften anmpngnie
oes 81. Deutihen Snfanterie-N egi-
ments uno mliroe Dor Ginger 3eit
bon oen 5~ran5oien gefangen selloln-
men. Da er iih CUR 3eit ieiner @e-
fangennabme bereits in idIedte.n
@eiunobeits5uitnno befntb, tpitrbe er
nod Dem ninerifnnii6en @oipitaI III
Der Ndbe BEG fraB6fiiben @efange-
nenlagers sebraft uno BORT iorefol=
tig gepflegt, Bis er am %. Mai
itnrb.
Oa innerbaIb pieler MeiIen Inn
llmfreiie oes SoipitaIs fein oeutib-
ebangeliider @eiItIifer auf5ntreiben
mar, ipuroe Der amerifaniid)e prote.
Itantiide Gaplan nit ben 4rranae-
ments fir sic geitattuna betraut.
@ieier mar bereits I'M geariff, in
Der iiblidel @eiie gu periobren, als
ibm plobIid cine nele SSbee fam.
@r belt unter oen 8efonaenen i'm
Eager, aus Dem aralner tronsferiert
moroen fDar, umi6nu un6 fai1o Eel
! einem Der @efangenen cine oeutide
gibel. Gr IieB barailf oieiel1 Mann
uno fiinf onoere unter geoefung
mad Dem Soipital bringen uno iiber-
lieB ibnen Den @pttesoienit. 50 mir
Dc Sulius aramer i'm Seinoeslano
fad beltihem 8raihe beItattet
@ebete uno Stenen aus Ser Shrilt
iuuroen in 9eutid perleien, Cine
feite Burg" uno nnbere alte oeutIdq
Gbordle tpnroen gefungen.
Die 2eihe Slilius 4ramers frii-
Der @emeiner in ser &aiierliden pr.
NEE, iDuroe in elmer amerifaniider
MmbllIan5 nod Der 8eerbiaungsitot-
te gefabren. eerobe ipie Bel einem
nerItorbenen amerifaner. Seine feds
aameraoen folaten ais Gberngeleite
mo gabrtuf)trager unb lteBen Den
Sarg ins @rab binnb. Damn beteten
lie am 8anbe oes @rabes gcbeugtcn
9alptes has gaterunier in ibrer ci-
genen Sprafe, madten aebrt mo
mdrifierten binter Der Imhllans
ipieoer nod Dem SoipitaI nno BON
bort nad) Dem eigenen Eager 5uritf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-01

Hips Sransrer & Gtoraae So. be.
iurst nmsiehen, Ginpafen, gerihif.
fen, aaserm, ~Seppifi-@einigen. 81.
ice Gil z. GberrD ct. Sci. Gr. GOA
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10. 41-@on aerrpiue. MIR an

SO. 41-@on aerrpiue. MIR an
SonntdGen .... abenbs $40
No. 43-Gon Terrplue tdgI. nbos. 9:15.
No. 155-8on Gerrbtue uflb gnmD
Stanlep, tdaI. nnsgenomrmen
Counting, 9emiidt. .abenos $50
Ibfahrt-
$50. 11-Hab gorpus ghriffi,
pouiton inb 8aco PORN. 9:25
No.13-Hod @ouiton n.aiife ahs. 1890
No. 15-Nnrb GenebD .nadbm. 1:25
No. 42-Nnb @errnile, MIR an
an Sonntngen .mras. 7:4gs
Ns. 44-Na6 aerrbiue, tdgl. ndm. 4.50
$50. 156-Nad -Rcrrpiqe uno Comp
StdnleD, 9emii1ter Bug. idq<
lih, aitsaen. Sonntag mrgs. 1880
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-01

Oft fiibrt elm 6ebItritt auf Den
.idytiaen Nes.
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S. A. & A. P.

Gnfunft-
go. 12-gun Riiftenorten nodnl. 2:05
Sio. 14-8nn 0ouiton nnb ais
itencrten 5000. moraeuS 5.55
Nc. 16-gpn 0puitpn u. @nco abs. 7:05
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES

InfunftH
SO. 301-8Gglih Dor 1ouiton,
Bort 2abnen, |ietoria nno
GuerD ..-....... abenDs 7:05
Mbfabrt-
go. 302-Sdslid mad gnero, Bic
fpria, Bort 2abaca uno
ppniton $500. abenbs S:15.
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y. 5. runL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Aae Gprten BON Srud sirbeiteu.
tuie Bidder, pJpIbcrs," griefbpgen unS
Soucerts, 3arten, GirenIare, GiuIabun.
gcn ufw, In 1eutiG nnb GftsIiidb, iiett
ans8efibrt. Stanbarb Hriufint
9 umpant, Nafbfptser BON WiIipn.
SMpesfiaIn $rinfins Gpmpans, zoe
Ratosrs Ctr. Sci Sc. 1924
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A., u. & G. q. & G. N. Depot)

Gnfinft-
SO. 2-@ou Corpus ghrifti umb
8rotpnsbiIIes @eaeno abs $40
so. 4-@pn Corpus gbrilti uno
Brownsville Geeeno BORN. GAS
SO. 6-8on garrisu Sprinas II.
grhifnl gitn.. -. abeuos $50
Mbfabrt-
SO. 1--Nad Corpus ghriIti une
Brownsville @egeno BORN. 10.45
SO. 3-8ah Corpus gbriiti unb
Brownsville @eaeno ab'os t0.45
fShlafipaaen.) +
So. 5-Nah grnftal 9th uno
gdrriso 6prinas.. bonn. 10.45
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Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
beriuden in ieoer @eiie Der Mesierrme
bebilflid gu iein,
Den ariee 5n sefuianen.

Den aries an geipinnen.
9ie 8erualtuu9 fpiinI9t ben Sien,t
ben Gnfor0ernngen oes Hublifums gcs
NAB 5n gejtalten.
gu 0ieiem 3mede pfferiert ii1 Die
MitbiiIfe aDer ibrer 9epartements. Die
neuen Staten Sroht fpie HdiInge -
fperoen ben 8enmten BEG Ierfebrs ; DeS
partements bier Belegenbeit bieten nnb
iie fper0en iibelull germ bebiilfIih iein,
bic A~npenonng ober Observation-Disclosures
oieier Staten al erfldren, 10 DAB Die 8ns
frone ben eeringiten @rao bon 8er55ges
.rnng poer 1nbeauemIibfeit ilbe5ng auf
ben geridnot nber bic 2eitiug ibres @es
ihdfts uber bieie 2inien ober Nebenl,s
Iien hnben.
Die germaltnns..
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N FEE Il. & G. N. Depot
M. X. & T.
lse. 6. & g. 8ahnbofl

Mntunft-
1. $50. 25-@on 0oro Teras mres. 1920
2. SO. 25-uaatp SIher~ morgens 1870
SO. Soon @aco nnb Mnitin
.......... na1mittags 4:45
No. 29-.&obt 2imiteo" abenbs 1855
go. 1-nSeras Speeial" abenbS 9:5G
Gbfabrt-
go. 4-Rah guitin uno 8aco
-. ........ i. nadm. 1925
Ro. 30-s&atb 2imiteb" BORN. 1000
80. 2-sSerns Gpeeidl" BORN. 500
1. SO. 26-oaatn Slber nah 9d[lds
mno Sort @ortb, .ntcnbs 900
2. go. 26-giah ct. 2ouis nm
Sauins gitb ...... n6euos 800
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ARTESIAN BELT R. r.
q. & G. N. Dep0t)

MHtnnft-
30; 2o2-@On gbriitine. nadm. 4;45
abfnhrt-
SO. 2o1-9ad ghriaine. bonn. 500
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: FAHRPLAN.
/. & G. N.

Nrflinft-
SO. 12-gon 2areoo ..morgens 600
$40. 6-Gon 2areDo .nnbm. $50
30. Soon Gt.2onis moraeus 1000
$50. 1-YSnnibine Special bon
ct. youis ...... nben0s 9.45
SEQ. 8-Gom Norben .abenDs 500
$50. 7-@on Sort @ortb, 8aco.
3oniton nno Santa Sc
0rten 49,. .nlDrgens 8:45
Nbfabrt-
SO. 4-Nad galeltine BORN 1880
10. 2-vSunibine Special" mad
ct. 2pnis 1880. .mprgens 800
SO. S-2ofal8ug mad Sanlor u.
ganen synnetion .obenbs 600
$50. 6-Nnh ct. Souis, 8aco.
Sort North unb aanias
9th ........ dbenos S:15
So 7-Nn6 Qarebo BORN. 1880
$40. 11-Rah 0arebo feemiihter
3na) .......... nadlts II 100
SANTA FEE q. & G.. N. Depot
Gnfunft-
SO. 7-gom Iproen . BORN. 1926
Wo. Bonn Horben obenos 9:45
Nbfnbrt-
SO. 2-gfad benz 3oroen BORN. 500
SO. 6-Hdd Dem 9oroen ahs. S:15
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-26

RIB and brothers from Paris
by their parents had Just arrived at little village in the
north of France wen all of sudden the Great War
Bib and Bob much frightened but laughing
the highly disciplined deliberately booted soldiers the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27
FIRST HUN HELMET
IS Received HERE
BY CAPT. LINDSAY

The first German helmet received
from a battlefield in Amarillo was
mat which ARRIVED yesterday Tor
capt Geo Lindsay. OF the Iiome
Guard- from Capt ". II Browuell.
nited States army IN France. and
~ bore the name OF itB German own
r as well as mute evidence OF the
fact that De met death In battle.
In The crown and toward the
front. the helme, had been pune
lured by three sin IS ~ shrsnnol. the
hell from which q came evidently
having exploded just above the Ger
man Inside The patches OF blood
may De seen.
Tho weight o. This tin bonnet q"
Judging from comments of those who
handled g. g. almost enough 10 dis
outrage q man from going into the
army 10 be is 20 wear one ~ all
lines. u Is heavy and cumbersome
ordinarily helmet Is declared
protection AGAINST sar1pnc'. 81 The
shell does rot explode too near tho
wearor Dents and grooves I'M the
top OF The one som, Capt Lindsay On
'icaft That its owners 'ifo had b.on
saved several times by IL
Pay the President --
The diet during ana after m1ucn-
20 H0r'irk's Matted MIR. nourIsh
ing, DIG ublo Adv.
Par tie ".,,sttsrt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27
Clerks BROTHERHOOD
HOLDS MEETINGS; WILL
NAME OFFICERS NEXT

The brotherhood OF Railway
Clerks had is second meeting last
Friday night since the quarantine
vas raised permitting public gather
.ugs. ID was we'll attended and en-
thusiasi!c Gathering This order
was only organized In this city about
Two months ago and already has n
membership OF over 200.
Charley Bur,heu, the secretary,
requests that a fun attendance OF the
members be present al the next meet
ing. Friday night u this week. In
tho W O. W hall on Taylor street,
as there win bt an election of some
new officers and the appointing q
some coUmluees
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27
SANTA CLAUS HAS BEEN
Bv BiDDY BYE


iaH.g ug' 10 can DE- tDue'
= Is.'..... astonishing amount OF
Ay ... as on DE- ps.k.l .ato
.s ono s.ey fu'. carton that
MA Dia. pack Coz
.. .a.h. e.. d. q, Frar.a'
sa ds % .AaagHt,ll shop
.a .s.lF.' 20 light many asJOlcs
a...,.'.d d. sin signs p satisfaction
'.am .hr la..r soidIe. who die ham
..t - .hr Christmas 81.
tI Gro r.-v reasonable iu price.
81 '.t .u a, y al sro light WH.E.'
.uf .r.-- Cd. rs guaranteed to please
r -H.|..r
l...a Is q usi al4 d. rInal. ~
.; ODE r.asgra lr0yD discover.
l photograph. ~ most ~ o.. urt.-
jess sg..ern Cn taa page
8. Usrmoraa or Jlvsharp
NIl4Ie.a.sf.d larmoaice. Give inches
,Nrs weight four ounces price.
$3.50
F,cH-le Torch sud Lamp
Flat pocket t.rchicb' that csn be
extended t1 bedside ,am. flr re1d-
se Bulb protected hr CItcuson
..-. 49,. t-
r.-....-. p..f.. ....,.g.
-.....,'.. .- b..
...,,.-
49,. .I..t.- g-....
r.f. - r.,..-,t... ,..,t ,,
...- ... - - 49,. -.
80, a, 80. $50. q. .....
p..,. ~ ~ 49,,
90 -, -. -. - -.
.,f-r ..er -. -...-..
-..,. b. ~.t ~ ~.b
... ...-... ,.,,t ....t..l.. ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27

'.. 8' more than two billion 1.'
been made hy S.cr.'ar
DOS estimate or n..a. -.r,
cures f1r this branch 0f OBJ.
..rt service while on o war
H.e signing OF the arm-uc.
eliminates the need FOR Oh.
GF ~ munitions % wa
would He necessary ana for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27

..4 H-a-.t.l m lan case.
pocket size Weighs one ounce.
price go cents
d. Trench Mirror and Heart
shield Polished rsI and bras.
mirror BOZ shape Co tit outside po-ae,
.' Uniform r0af and acc as hear,
shield DOB leather case Weigh,
I.'I ounce. price. tlIU Nusf 10
Ia...d in carton. at ar angle vtfb
-...f aH..,t# around r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27
RAILROAD INJUNCTION Case
NOT COMPLETED IN DISTRICT COURT

Arguments for and against the
making permanent % a temporary
Injunction recently issued in favor
=; The City OF Amarillo. e, a. and
restraining th saaa he Railroad
company t.om removing its oific..
'J1m Amarillo 10 Topeka. Nas con-
slmod The on,hc day I'm tho dia,rlct
court yeste-G.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27
AMARILLO FAIR PRICE LIST

Definite announcement Of lat or rir prices rar local stores
complied OF Interpreting , lro Of
Is made
Members % Tho committee under auhouts ~ u, Fedora,
Administration .rsa-
.'or vl-r' .rurn. Wptcr Jensen secretary. &C. o.er
S!addcn D. Allen THE l't complete which $50 A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27
s4N-taS.sA44AAaAAAAa


HTrrUuu T p.
u.t rrIrmr
: .. H.r Uu-. committee
t.- .eff smith county g. o. re-
:. rorf ~ % 'o-tcr '-1u hcai-
quarters a. Dailss in which The
. following language o. used.
Hearty congratulations on
~.l- wonderful success Iu Deaf
smith co-rfr The Panhandle
I0s1s .fe state srl Deaf smith
af fht ataGif-
Nlr quota Haa 5000 and
500 SD. raised
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27

Monday was ,he ru. dav % the
ourty term a. court. bgt the county
'''orney Ray e Johnson. being out
- 'hn city until noon OF Yesterday
here was nothing done ln ,his court
dr Johnson s homo nov but suf-
pin tcOa-a sever, sod. SO rte
70, holding court has lrou set.
Paw Tho Ur.afIart
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27
a PROBLEM OF THE FUTURE

Tremendous problems are await
iur O. solution in the United State
today a solution which time oul,
only can bring about.
CAPITAL -Lahor-Entcrprise: This
triumyirste OF forces. within the mex
ycer or GO, must be- readjusted N.
g win the other. until perfect co
Hliaauon results. II the forward
movement OF the nation among 30
ftll0ws OF the earth is no, t1 bo li.
rested
Of capital there IS q hountiiul -up
Ily. made greater rather haa nav.
ms been decreased. by tae war
Labor. which heretofore has been
scarce. will soon abound as OBJ.
young men OF the nation are released
from It's armies
Enterprise is inherent 600 ninety
per cent OF the people OF the Jut..
states Il is that quality which h8.
made the nation great
Never was there time when
WIS more necessary for capital ar.
lohcr 90 pull together than iur.us
taa period OF reconstruction
Railing together does not moan
That war time wages are 90 lo con
'nucd indefinitely nor That wr
markets 0r war time profit
he mar .actured article m.y D..
"a by The financiors
mons that each mus. r.r. a-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27
ADDITIONAL SNOWFALL
IS RECORDED IN CITY

with O minimum Of rs degrees
The weather continued cold Ca Amar
illo yesterday and three tentnB o.; N
inch OF snow was added 20 The illl
% tbe lay before by nlsht'all max
ns ne troi snowfall f0r The past
three days zen and hali lnchef.
Tho local United States weather
office announces thet the weather
viii probably be '3!r today. bat Moth
ne is said es Go tho probable tenn
rCrltuyc.
PAY tho President -
.tilNlN-ttSTUIA WOULD sToP
GOLD SHIPMENTS To SWISS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27
An each both capita
-A4&Nme to tho - a'ta

The whole people demand ttat each
ma" act toNsrd o.. other fairly
So for the al a. .. abu. ps.
going g. '.f. cool heads and
.Eercise OF a Keen sense az hon
.r on OF Tho factors % the couu
The desired. harmonious result
Ho attained.
Paw the Prog'acr' -
PREPAREDNESS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27

VIENNA friday. Nor % w..
-.atyl The minister OF war vi
German huttra announces measures
- extreme severity viii te taken tl
prevent thc transfer into switzerland
10 sU.d c- baua notes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-27

We t.fh 90 ,ggi,ss ,ar hearted,
.h.uhs iu al = OBJ. fuyrIs and
gl.IH W.. .u .rts uiustsrD
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-11
Enormous Wheat
Crop FOrecasted
In Estimates

Washington, July s.-The Amer
lean farmers will turn out 891 ,ooo,-
900 bushels of wheat this year, ac-
cording to July I, estimates of the
Agricultural Department today.
This shows falling off from
the June I, estimates which fore
casted yield of e31 1000, 900
bushels.
With the threshins we'll under
way in some of the localities of
the country the winter wheat
crop bids fair to yield 557 ,ooo, 900
bushels against $4,000, 900 BUSH
els, the 1926 average, and 597,-
100000 bushels forecasted on June
1.
The spring wheat crop it is esti-
mated will aggregate $4,000, 900
bushels against the 1926 aver
age of 257,0O0,oo bushels which
is forecasted to yield 344, 100000
bushels on June 1. u.s.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-11
% RESCUED FROM ICEBERG
Steamer Roosevelt Back After Life.
Saving Trip-Saves Lives of
500 in Alaska.

Seattle, Wash, july 9.-After saw
ing the lives of more than 800 can
merry employees, including twenty-one
men marooned on an iceberg for three
weeks, and towing three big vessels
to safety, the United States fisheries
steamer Roosevelt, Capt. II. Bierd,
returned to port today from Alaskan
waters.
The Roosevelt rescued the bark
Star of Chile and barkentine Centen-
NAL of the Alaska Packers associa-
ton of San Francisco, and the ship
Packers association, together with
their crews and cannery employees.
St Nicholas rudder was gone and
her bow damaged in the ice-Choked
seas; the Centennial lost her rudder
and the steering gear of the Star of
Chile was damaged.
Tho twcnty-one men taken from the
iceberg were cannery men who eS-
capped from the ship Tacoma of the
Alaska Packers association when she
was crushed by the ice in Bristol bay
and sank May 10. Six fish boats,
II few blankets, a small amount of
food and some canvas were all that
the men saved. They were taken
off the berg June by the Roosevelt
and had been living for several days
on seagulls. The men, with the 9th
ers saved by the Roosevelt, were all
safely landed in the cannery district.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-11
WILL USE COAL RATIoNS.
For Domestic Consumers To Prevent
Another Fuel Famine.

Washington, d. c., July 9.-Domes'
tic consumers of coal will be put on
strict rations under plans being put
into operation today by the fuel ad-
ministration to prevent a repetition
next winter of the fuel famines which
caused suffering over the country
during the last cold season.
Householders will be allowed only
the amount of coal necessary to heat
their homes to a temperature of 6S
degrees and it is announced that
those who fail to observe conserva-
ton rules and eliminate waste will
have only themselves to blame If they
are without fuel before the cold sea-
son ends. Consumers who obtain
coal in excess of their allotments or
who knowingly violate rules and reg
ulations of the fuel administration will
be prosecuted.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-11
COUNTRY NEEDSYOU
REGISTER FOR SERVICE WITH A
COUNTY AGENT.

Mr.. Geo. E. True. County Chairman,
U. S. p. S. r. for Iowa, has appointed
the following persons Enrolment
Agents for Mahaska county:
A.. p. Norton, Fremont, Iowa.
Grover Baker New Sharon.
John Busby, Rose Hill.
II. w. Wander Linden, Leighton.
MD. Taylor, Barnes City.
Ernie Lyons, Cedar.
Ira ID. Lyle, Wright.
Chas. Oldham, Eddyville.
Robert j. Shanahan, Oskaloosa.
These men will be furnished with
enrolment cards and all persons de
string to perform war labor for the
government or who will assist the
farmers of. Mahaska county in getting
in the harvest, threshing and filling
silos should at once enroll with one OF
the above agents. ...
Men are needed badly to harvest the
crops in Mahaska county, there being
s to 10 thousand more acres of spring
wheat this year than ever before and
other crops proportionately.
The Government necessities require
that it all be saved and to do so will
require the labor of many more per-
sons in this county than ever before.
Enroll at once for harvesting Ma
haska's crop. Conveyances will be
furnished to get men to their employ
ment.
All farmers desiring help notify |.
n. Taylor, County Agent. oskaloosa,
Iowa. sa. ..-.a