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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02
AMERICAN BOY
TELLS OF WA R
PRIVATE BARBOUR WILL AID
DRESS MASS MEETING
MONDAY NIGHT.

Winning honor and glory on the
battle-stained fields OF Europe, Pri-
vate Langhorne Barbour OF Nir-
ginia, who speaks at Convention
Hall tomorrow night, has been sent
TO America by General Pershing to
tell of the participation OF this
country in the world war.
Private Barbour Of the Sixteec,th
Artillery wears on his left sleeve
the inverted golden " which tells
OF foreign service. He had his bap-
tism of fire on the western front
and has successfully survived the
withering fire OF repeated German
onslaughts. He tells a thrilling but
simple story of terrific fighting from
the American boys viewpoint ana
brings story first hand IRON the
trenches of the horrors OF European
warfare. Like the other soldiers
who have come over to talk to the
people, Private Barbour is anxious
to get back to the trenches and
stand shoulder to shoulder with his
comrades in the big fray. His en-
thusiasm is inspiring.
"Our American soldiers make the
best aviators,' he declares. hey
are quick and they have the conn
dence that wins"
Private Barbour was in training
only three weeks when sent to the
trenches. where he remained ten
months. coming from there directly
to speak to the people in America.
He expects to go back to France
this summer. =.
He speaks under the auspices OF
the County Council of Defense.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02
GRAIN.

Chicago, June Corn developed
considerable strength today alter an
initial downturn. Delivery OF a
small amount on contracts was 4
bearish factor at the outset. The
general tone was nervous. Opening
prices. which varied from unchang
ed figures to l-4c lower, with June
no, quoted and July $l.52 LA 81
7-S. were followed by little tur-
ther sag, and then an advance to
well above Yesterdays finish.
Weekend coverings by shorts up
held the market most Of the time in
the latter dealings. The fact that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02
ARDMORE FATHER HELPING
ALL HE CAN.

1.-TWO of my sons are in the war.
/ am doing all | can to help my
country, as well as Mayr's Wonder
full Remedy, which / can thank for
my present good health. suffered
5 years with most serious stomach
trouble and bloating. Am recon-
mending it to all sufferers" 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
inflammation which causes practi-
cally all stomach, liver and intestin-
al ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
refunded. City Drug Store.-(adv.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02

arrivals for the week were less than
half the total a year ago, was a
bullish influence. Prices closed un-
settled June $l.30 IL and July
$1.33 7-S0l.34, with the market as
4 whole l-4c off to u live advance
compared with "a hours before
Gossip that exporters were bid
ding for oats led to a rally in prices
for that cereal. After opening l-4c
to TSc down, with July o. lie,
quotations made a sharp upturn.
Scantiness OF hog arrivals gave
grmness TO provisions.
Most of the gains were held in
the last part OF the session.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02
James S. Clarkson Dies.

Newark, n. j., June l.-James s.
Clarkson, for many years a member
of the Republican national executive
committee and surveyor of customs
Of New York from 1902 to 1910
died here yesterday. Mr. Clarksons
home was at Tarrytown, n. Y. He
was 10 years old.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02

Three brothers, Ernest, Arthur and
Karl Grunert, sons OF Mr.. and Mrs
+. X. Grunert, 6l5 West Main
street, Ardmore, are now in the
service OF the United States govern
ment.
Ernest, who is p years old, was
among Carter County's first contin-
gent sent to Camp Travis, San An
tonic, Texas, in September. He is
member of the Supply Company,
}57th Infantry.
Arthur. who attained his 2lst
'irthday anniversary Saturday, May
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02
COTTON.

New Orleans, La. June II n
favorable war news and antlcipa
tons of bearish condition report
today caused heavy selling OF cotton
today which cost the price A. to 4e
points in the first half hour of busi-
ness. Liquidation of long cotton
was increased by the fact that Mon
dav will be holiday in this market.
Reports OF cotton blooming at
points in Louisiana increased sell
ing pressure. July felt profit taking
bv shorts and became steady, but
the new crop months maintained a
weak undertone standing late in the
day at a net decline OF 50 to oO
points.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02
SHIP STEWARDS GET RAISE.

Washington, June l.-F'lat in
creases of $50 a month to all chief
stewards and chief cooks and SIS
month to all other members of the
stewards department on Atlantic
and Gulf vessels were announced by
the shipping board. The new wage
scale is retroactive to May 4. Work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02
MARKET REPORTS
LIVESTOCK.

Kansas City, Mo, June l.-lIog-
Receipts, 400; weak. Bulk, $lo.Z?'
1885; heavy. Sl6.20@l6.35; light
sic. .2O6l6.35; pigs, $l5.50@l6.OO.
Cattle: Receipts, 800; steady
Prime fed steers, SloIo@H.E3
dressed beef steers. $l3.OOMlo.aO
Southern steers. $900@l5I5; cows
s.. 5OGl30O, heifers, $9.OO@l4.O0
stockers, $S.5OMl5. so; calves, SS.9O
Ml3.00.
Sheep: Receipts. 800; steady
Lambs. $l5.5O62O50; yearlingS'
Sl4OOG17.50: wetherS. >l5.oHd
1850; ewes, $ll.00M 1000: lockers,
s.. .OOld zoo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02
Confers With Striking Shopmen.

Moline, ILL.,, June John Nc
Manamy, supervisor OF equipment
Of the United States railroad ad-
ministration. arrived here this morn
ing from Washington, accompanied
by J. p. Kane, and will confer to-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02
PRODUCE.

Kansas City, Mo- June But.
ter: Creamery, 39c; hrsts, 81 l-3c ;
seconds, 80 lie; packing, 29c.
Eggs: Unchanged.
Poultry: Hens, DC; roosters,
lie; broilers, 4Oc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02

Is, enlisted in the service a year ago.
He is now assistant chief clerk in
the 89th Division at Camp Funston,
Fort Riley, Kan.
Karl, the youngest brother, enlist
ed in the navy year ago last March.
He was only 10 years old at the time
of enlistment He is stationed at
Fortress Monroe, a., and is on the
L. s. S. Utah.
Mr.. Grunert is native OF Saxony,
Germany, while Mrs. Grunert,
American born, is OF German par
entage. They are today among
day with 1900 Rock Island railroad
shopmen who quit work yesterday
because they are dissatisfied with
the government wage awards.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02

done between 8 p. m. and 6 a. m.
will be paid for at the overtime rate
OF so cents an hour for chief stew
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-02

ards and chief cooks and 40 cents
an hour for all others, except the
work of regular night men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-27

Gotton.

Cotton.
San Mntonio, beute 1924 Gents.
@nlneiton, geitern 1880 Gents.
Gpffonfamen.Xrubnfte
Gm Mntonio, 81. Mdr5, 1918. :
Brine CRUDE Cotton Geeb Oil. $1.31.
Gents per 0dnpne-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-27
@eiblides Jinamssenie.

SD modte @elo fir oieien SdJct
baben," iagte Die Sunge 5ran, 81
Dem 8anffaiiierer.
y@emiB, @abame, ino%oiiieren Sic
i'm nlr bite"
y@ber mein Mann l9idte i'm bod
mir. Ct befinbet ii6 auf elmer @e.
ib1ftsreiie."
.Shon rett, Maoam, inooiiicrcn
Sic i'm MIR rubig. Sesen Sic aiif
Die Giidieite Sbre l1nterihrift, uno
Sbr Mann miro Damn ieben bob mir
Sbnen oas @elo oafiir be5ablt ba-
ben"
Das iunge Srau6en ging bierauf
nod Dem Shreibtifb 8uriid lnto nah
einigen Minuten CAB lie benz 8anf-
faiiierer ben gbef, allf oeiien &id=
Ieite nun itaho: Define bid liebelloe
Satin @oitb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-27

fd,arf nufpaTfen, ouB BIDDER, Heltal=
rants, Sotels ooer Bripafperionen
bel ser Ser1telung beg 8eiBbroos
menigItens 90 Hro5ent Der norge,
1driebenen5 nbItitlte perlpelloer. 81
mioerbonolltngen peroen idorf ee-
abnoet.
Die 81. s.. 5ranf @omparp be-
ablihtigt ibrem 2t0-212 8elt eon'@
merce 5traBe eelegnen @ei6dftsboll-
(e bier meitere Stodperfe anf5liebe1t.
gl1d sic Salfte oes 8o1plabes, altf
Dem oie fiir5li1 ousgebrannte 9oliles
holo Furniture Company ibr 8eibott
betrieb, fon = tpenn mogli6 5nt
grtpeiterung oes 81. g. 5ranf @e-
bdaoes benubt llno gleid bod gebant
lperoen. 9er 8erfauf oieies @rlno-
ltiids lit ieood nod nidt enogiiltig
obgeihloiien
-Oie San @ntonioer aaufleutc
tperoen auh bel ser 1lel1en 3eit= ooer
Stunoenrebnung, melde nadfte $50
die in araft tritt, lire @eibafte I'M
s l1br friib offnen nno I'm 6 Hbr
abenos ldlieBen.
= Welit1 ugootlegger," pel9e in
ben Iesten Sagen berbaftet tairoen,
iperoen Dor Dem GonntDgeridt pro
~8eiiert uno lire Strafe nab Dem
rel1en @eieb, meIdes oieies gergeben
nit @ef1ngnis Big 5u 5pei Sabren
belegt, 5uoiftiert erbalten.
9ie Gan Mntonio Drug Cont
panp beobiidtigt, oas binter ibrem
groBen @eiddftsbauie, 1926 Us.
Commerce 5traBe, %liegenoe Sabora=
torium, pel6es an Die Marfet Stra-
BE onItoBt, n%ieoerreiben nno an
Steae oesIelben Elm mooernes finn
Bis lehssitodiges @ebau6e auffibren
gu Iaiien. Die Soften Deg @eilbdns
}in0 auf ca. 100000 bere6net.
Sic Gan Mntonio Nabrnngss
mitteI : Administration bat Die bieli-
qer &e~Itanrateure abermals ermabnt,
redt lparfam nit 8rot uno Nebl
unaugeben nt1b 6arauf 81 aften,
oaB nifts nergeiloet miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-27
,rrif YreJt ilr geras: Mituod ben n. Mdr5 1878.

Sc zines fron5oIii6e1 Soloaten allIs
qebGngt, ser ei1en Mrm mo Elm 8eil
berloren botte lt1lo duBerte ft6 per>
ibieoentLi6 leinen &ameraoeff gegeif-
iiber, DAB ct befirdte, i'm ipitroe eih
abnli6es Shidial befalen.
= Infer Staotsienat bat ll1 nit
oreisebn gegen nel1r Stimmen geacn
Den 8erfanf Ser Qnarantane=Stat
in @olpeiton entI6ieoen.'
Ser Staatsferat bat an Sicn5s
tag einen 8ei6luB a%neenonmen,
ourd SEN bic bisberiee 2eitung oes
Mltel1beims fir &cnfooerierte Geteras
men belobt miro. Na6 peri6ieoe1ell
8orfdlle1t 5u id)lieben, ibienen Die al
ten Soloaten Ielblt ni6t nit Der Sill
r1tt1g einner1tanoen 81 iein uno Die
1elbe lobensmert 3u finoen. N1tr Die
Senotoren @eItbroof nno Striflano
itimmten eegen ben 9eidlnB.
Ser Dor ettpa 5ipet @oden III
@oco ~ousgebrohene StraBenbabn=
Streif lit nod nidt beenbet uno Die
&ompagnie meigert iid bebarrlib,
Die BON ibren MngeIteaten orgaitilier<
tie Union ai15uerfent1en. Sc lit iafol-
oeiien iebr leid)t moglid, oab elm of
gemeiner Spmpatbie : 5treif inise-
inert miro. Gin &oinite iamntlider
l1nionen, mel6es 5000 Mrbeiter re-
prd1entierte, mlroe bon ben geanlten
Ser &ompagnie amar empfangelf,
fonnte aber nibts altsri6ten. Sn c1-
ner am 0ienstog abeno abgebalte1e,l
Notwithstanding muroe oann Die
Mogli1feit zines %aagemeinen Spnr-
patbie=S treifs belproben.
N1D1ten Samstag ion III Iu-
film nnter Dem &oriis BON @ollper=
nerr Sobbp cine aonferer5 ltattfine
ben, an Ser Die 8ertreter iantmtli-
der inn Staote operierenoen giien-
ba1nen, Ser 5arm=D arlebns= Banter,
ser 5armer@lnion uno Samenbano-
Ter teilnebmen peroen. Sn Der Gon-
feren5 miro iber Die Inipenorrng Der
nenli6 bon Der 2egislatur argenonls
menen o9rontb Gelief Sill" ourb
melhe ben Notlei6enoen in BEN Cir
re-9iitriften oes 5taates Siilfe ge-
tpdbrt perben lou, berbanoelt per=
ben.
- Die fiir5Iid in Der fatbuliidell
Stride at Nofport a~mfgebangte ncue
@lode tpurbe am Dienstag unter ert=
iprc1enoen 8eicrlidfeiten gefpeiGt
uno geiegnet. Ser &analer Der 9i6=
sele, Baitor S. s. Sdeio bon Cor
pus Gbriiti, iprn6 in ieiner Weih=
reoe Den @unih aus, oaB Die neue
@lode balo Den Srieocn cinlalrten
mode.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-27

Vxk SAVINGS
gooUED ~ THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
3.

: - Muf ginlaoltng Der 2egislatur
belt @ouperneur @obbp geitern eine
l6ngere He6e in elmer gelneiniamef.
Sibung beiber &duier, in Der er bon
Ser gatigfeit Der 2egislatur IN oieIer
grtralibllng uno ieiner 6altung ae-
geniiber ~oerlelben iprah. Weit bic
lem geifau purbe Die Witteilung be-
griiBt, oaB ct Die @ablreform : Bin,
Sic S-rauenItimmrebtsbin uno anoele
MaBregeln unter5eidnen ipiiroe nnO
elm tpabrere Stnrm 6es @ntbnfias-
mus brah los, als er %anoeutcte, bob
er ipieber &anoioat iein Deroe.
= Ser @oupernenr bot Die Srau-
enltimmrehtsbiu nnter5eihnet.
ny Hrdiioent @ilion bat Der 8ra-
iioenten Ser terap:fnen Stimmredt-
lerinnei1 81 ihrtm grfolge gratuliert.
Sn 8aitrop miro am II. Mpril
Prohibition eingefiibrt iperoen.
Sn Dallas purbe oas @ebdli=
oe ourb Seuer 5erItort, in Dem DIE
9arnbart Bros. & Spinoler Cont
pam ibr @efbaft bate itno in oen
iid aud bas &auptqitartier bes So
ten &rell3es befano. gs fpuroe Elm
Saaoet1 BON 10000 Dollar angeri9-
tet.
Sci einem Sample nit nlerifa-
nilden 9onoiten, melbe oie Stand
ieines 8aters, 43 Meilen iiiblid BON
Gan Sorn, angriffen, tpurbe Der odt-
5ebnidbrige Glenn Repil iiebcn MaI
bermlnoet.
9ub eagle Safe lit ourh Die
Satlade, Dab es Elm 2anoungsplat
fir 2uftihiffer lit, in Die trodenc
gone bineingesogen.
giienbabn : aommiiiar MaD-
fieIo erfl1rt, er iei fein &aitoioat fir
oas @ouncrneursamt
Bruno 8lubm ans Guero, Der
lid) ouf benz 9ampfer vSuscania"
befano, aIs er in Den @rlno gebobrt
puroe, erIitt 10 lhpere 8erletungen,
boB ibm bei0e 9eine abgenommeil
meroen muBten.
Die SelerfDcbr 5u Dorftotul,
melhe fiir5li6 nit einem demilden,
ourd Motorfraft benegten 6elier.
loid @pparot ausgeriiitet pnroe, jeff
lett aud eirlen 4utosS d)lalde uno
2eitcrfuagen erbalteit,
SIM Camp 2ogaa bel Souitcll
uuroe Der aus Chicago ftammenoe
Soipital-S oloat CHARLES q. slnoerioil
in ieinem 3elte tot aufgefunoen. III
lem anidein nod lit Der Wann all
b%od)graoiger nerooIer aufregung &c.
itorben. er bate In feinem 3elie ei.
men 3eitungsamsihnitt nit BEN Oil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-27
u9er 9eiker aebiiien."

Gin Saeoerlebnis, oas nebe1 Dem
Gor5ug Ser @abrbeit aub ben oer
aomif bot, er5oblt ein 2eIer zines.
oeutihen 8lattes. ST lugt: IS tpar
in einem fleinen peltfdliiden Stdot@
den. Ser 8ra~llereibeiiber IS. bette Die
ginlaonngen sur er1ten Sreibiago
peri6ift. 3mei Gage ipater fanoen
mir uns, et1pa 80 Serren, am Cant
melpunft, Dem Shiibenbof, Elm. IS.
botte feline beioen Stnatsfale|6en CUR
@erfiigung geItelt, nn0 balb fubren
mir unter 2a6en nt1o dngeregteln
@eplanoer in oen falten nebeligen
Mforgen binein. 3mei Stunoen moe5=
ten mir gefabren fem, ais mir ani
3iele anlangten. Ser alte Sorlter er.
martete inns 16on. Gin frdftiges
Sriibitiif muroe e%ingenommen, oatln
gings ans Initeaen. Dos erite Srel-
ben tpor o~bgeba1ten, bal6 botten mir
lt1s geiammelt u1to mubten nun lin
oen 5%tpeiten aeiiel umtiteaen 5u fon.
men. 90 fam geraoe Der Srtsgen=
oarm ongeritten nno mpate nit
freunoli1em @rlB tpeiter. @rpdbnell
min i6 nod, ouB er nit IS. 5ltialn=
men beim Militar in Berlin geitau-
ben bate unb oaB beioe quite ge=
fannie tparen. IS. belt i'm iebt an,
Wailitdriib fur5, lotpeit oies feline iets
tige Gimme allieB, idnarrtc er:
SEER @enbarm, ponen sic bite Die
Sogoiheine einn1aI repibieren!" Sc
ioIte Elm 8is fem, neil ii6 inter
BEN Seilnebmern au6 Der 8irger=
meiiter oes Staothens befano. @ab=
reno mir uns in &eib' nno @lieo auf=
iteateny itiee Ser @erloarm, wiitenoe
8lide auf s. merfenb, BON ieinem
8feroe. Sd claude, elm @las @rcJ
m1re inn entl6ieoen lieber eeneicn,
ols bier BEL ser Sunocfalte pc1l iei-
mem Saul bernnter 5n milien. Or
merfte es mobI, oaB iein Regiments,
famerao ii1 MIR einen @ib erlauben
moae. Mber es fam anbers ct
itano iest Dor uts. S6arf Idnei<
bend erflang oas: o8itte, meme Ser
rem, Die Sagofdeinel" gnolid bielteil
ale, Biz a1f seineny ibren 5hein ia
Sanoen, uno oie5er cine mar -.
@rebsrot i'm @eiidt piiblte er nobl
idon gum 5ebnten Scale feline gas
lden Inn. Difer SdpeiB perIte Inn
trot Der 9aIte bon Ser 5tirn, uno
bitterro iudten feline fleinen 9(eug-
Iein ben @enoarm gum @%eitcrgebcn
3u peranlaiien; ood) oeiiert oiaboli-
fdes @rinien lieB nidts @lltes OBJ
nen. sMba, mein Serr, Sic ldeinen
es fir iiberfliiilig gu balten, einen
Sagoi1ein ENCOURAGEMENT Sbren Sea-
men, penn i1 bitten oarf!" n&arl..T
itobnte Der Oh ieiner glannage I'M
gliifli1c grauereibeliber. rSbren
Mamen, bittelIl" y@ilbelm s."
uStano, @obnort, StraBe nno &uus-
nummer2" Mit gebrodener Stimnle
CAB er Mnttport iino. mantle Damn
Dem n6diten Weilenlteine 81, I'M iib
d15eno oarauf nieoer5ulalien. Sabre
fino ieitoem pergangen, uno fragt
beute elmer: SEQ, @ilm, beiie'n
Sagoidin BET Dig Damn laft 8. bon
ro,,,nt,1 Cor3nY
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-27

A Translation of the U. S. Treasury
Departments Bureau of Publicity plate
service appearing in this paper, has
been fled where it was issued, at Cleve-
land, O., as required by the act OF
October 9th. 1917.
A copy Of these t~ranslations has
been fled by the Freie Presse fuer
Texas March 9th 1918 for the lnforma-
tion of the postmaster at San Antonio,
Texas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-27

aGe Gorfen upn Srud . Nrbciten.
ipie Slider, s5olbers", griefbogen une
aonperts, aarten, Girenlare, Ginlabun
gen nfu.. In Seutif uno Gngliff, nett
nasaefibrt. Gfanbaro 1rtntius
6 m b q y. 3adliotger BON WiIion.
Gdmesmann &rintins GDnpann, 2O6
3aparrs Ctr Gel. Grpdett 1926.
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Krebs. Camor, GefNwuIft, &C.
fNWlre. kamcrrboiden. Tifteln.

SpesinIe9 81 6anblung obne Meiier unS
gbloroform. Ghreibt llin 3engnilIe pon
Senen. Die ih heiIte. Nnttuortet IN
engliider Sprade.
DR..
Sruup Z. ., Seras.
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L.okdles.
@abrideinIides Better.

STR Gan @ntonio uno ~ltlngegetto:
9eute abeno nno Sonnerstag beoedt.
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Die ,Ureie Yrene fiir Seras"
eridlei1t a1s 9ageblatt ntb 9Spdbenblatt.

9as saaeblat 1T pierletig uno foHet SOC per Monat ooer Sc per saer-
Ds gsodenbfatt lit iedsebnietig uno sfeftet So per sa9r-. 9ab Mertco
50 edo. 9iu9 europa Qorto engeblofen, SO:
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2eiiima nnb 3adaria.

Ser Oidter 3a6arid liebte @oDl-
Ieben uno groBartiges Muftreten. Gr
mobnte mie elm Mliaionar, fiibrte cine
CUTE Safel nit feinen @einen uno
belt iif elm elegantes @eipann. ailf
ben &utidenIdlog lieB er elm Wap-
pen nit einem 3 anbrinsen uno fnbr
t1glih bur6 Die StraBen 8raun-
i1peigs. @ls Setting Die alitl6e sum
eriten Wale fab, iagte er 81 ben i'm
begleitenoen Sreunoen: Or bate
menieItens fein 3 auf Die Cir mo
len laiien iollen." n@arum benn
nitt2" frogte elmer. n8enn Die 2eil-
tie oas 3 ieben" meinte Selling,
peroen iie lagen: es lit nidts oa-
binter."
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Ole Srouen nerIteben es better.
ibr llnred)t 81 perteioigen, als oic
M1nner ibr Hebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-27
Gpffonlamen.Xrubu
0arm.Eroonfte.
Bemate.

&artoffeln. neue, &c per Efunb;
California, 1925 per 100 gfunb; Colo
rabo $500 per 100 Yfuno.
5iiBfartoffeIn gam, $3.50 nno $3.50.
3tpiebeln, GaL., @hite Globe, $3.50;
Gal. eelbe, $3.50 Der Crate; Crime
per 9Bo. z8inbeI. 4Oc unb 45c.
8obnen. Colorado. Hinto, pet Sin.
9.75r; California 8nbous, per ctuat.
5000; Eints, $1,000; 2ima. $500;
9abp. $500; 8ladebes. $11.00; Houno
Green, per @uf6el Sampers, $500.
Somnten, fat, 1915 lno $500.
&obl, $500 per 100 Rfuno.
Crime 8feffer. 30c per Efo.
Haoiesden, 50c per 9bo. 8iiroeI.
Gpinat. 75c per BridkI.
Crime grbfen, $500 per Camper
geeten, 1915 per 100 8fnno.
Reerretttes8 iirsein. per &fb i2h
@urfen, per Crate. $500.
Generie. 90e unb $500 per Subenb.
9eterSilie. 40c per 9tb. zBiinoeI
aopfiolot. Cal. $3.50 uno 1915 per
Rtofo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-27

Sm Chicago lollen fiinf5ie
8erionen berbaftet noroen fem, Die
Den noeiitihen Sieg" in Sranfreih
feierten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-29
NuB benl @taate.
7aS Iifct Der Souaer 9cmufrafcm.
Associated Press

1
9es " imcS, 2S. M,6rs. Sic
,Sp,uaer 9emofratem famem bier Geutc
in i1rer grocRm staatstonicrclts su=
ian,mem NIB itcllten fir bic 8or,uaD :
len inn Snln 1ifet unb 8lattiurn amf.
GS' tuurbcn ful9cnbc Numinatio,,ert
iiir bic @pr,uagl cmpfublcn:
Npucrmur Claude q. Eurtcr
| (Mppa,tuDic Gou',tD)
2iemtcmamt 0|upcrmpr - 1Sranf 9.
g8ittafer (@au @mrcW;
sceretarp Of Statc - s. q. Wtur=
tasb (Slafba,uf);
1rcainrcr Subt Samiion (Sa=
bctte);
attorney 0cncral - SoicpD S.
WWers (GarrolD;
'9lmbitpr - >. 6. &irbD (Soon=
bmrD);
superintendent of SdoolS = 8. 6.
YladmcDer (@apcllo);
0}ailroab GunmiiiiunerS = George
8. Gouni, (Sobnion); SuiepD Sen
(SbelbyD.
Mls Ojcaucr 0cacn Scnator &enDun
,umrnc fein &uuhioat ,cnpiublcl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-29

Nriide Sruppeu lullrHcn rnn rlltluurt'
'unch ocu uoroerltcu 2inien seiporfe'1'
lpbolo bieIc eridJGpit irurcn. Sll per
2ip,,hcnseit trl,aeu Die Scllte urlle
Iusriiltlns uuo lcbten uol orn etlcr@
,,cu Sfatipueu. Sicle .fctbpnc Der
Sruppeubuupbnblm9 piro Jest lhiu1e@
rioer uub in Ser 3iuiihcnScit fon'nen
Die anglo frous0iiiden Mclcrpcn Der
Sdllohtfrpnt udber.
Sic Gage lit bellte lreii9er trltllN
uIs it, sen lcsten So9cn."