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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
9eatid)e 3eitunBea
Gaele Der @abrbeit!
A6geor0neter Miann bebanptet nies
innO lit itol5 anf ieine Oeatide
9!btnnft.

g[lbanp, g. g., 26. augtlt. -
Sn Der bier uugenblidIih abgebnI-
tenen fonItitutioneIlen aonpeution
mur0e eine 9orlnge nit 10 gegen
81 Stimnen ongenommen, neIhe
ni6ts geringeres be5rpedt, ois baB
es 8orf9rift Uer0en loa, oaB ieOer
8oblberedtigtc i'm Staate gletu
gorf engliih leieu itnb idreiben ton-
nen nntB. 0ie Durhoriidiung oieies
8oridlages geiddb erIt nod eiiter
iebr itiirnliiden Debate, iii Oeren
@erlouf ein gteoner aitd olif ben
jetigen aonfIift 5u ipreden fam unO
0a8u anfilbrte, 0aB ooas amerifmi-
ibe &oIf Der 0fogIi1feit gege1iiber
itdnoe, nit eiaer 9fntion in strisg
8u geratben, oeren 2lbfountIinse in
GROCER BAIL in bieiem 2dnoe oll-
iGiiig itn0 lutO Die, on lie Die englis
ihe rSprahe li6t Iernten uno 3ei.
tllngen Idien, Ole init Der Oentiden
Sad)e 1pnlpdtDtltret1, ellle 5e0ros
buug fir bic Der. 5taateu biIOe.
ten.
Die glnttport ailf oieie 9lnpObe.
lung gn6 Der 9Lbgeorouete Srant
@onu q. g., folgen0ermoBen;
D5dl bin itOla ein glbfDmgIing
ber Oemtifen glatiun ~ ieiu, nnO idD
mar Sies ME 10 fcbr ais Wabrenb
Ges Iebten Sallres, ais i'd Die Gr.
iplae Der giatiun meiner 8oreItern
beubadnp4r. Der ein5ige @rnn6,
lucSbaI6 bic 9cutidlen III gImerifa
Oentife 3eitnagen leien, lit MIR Der, Z
oaf tie bic ein5ige Gnellc Der 8abr.
belt iiber oen Grieg iinO." tBrubOl
ent ab bor Serrn WednnD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
Qlaiihallfr C8erarA teridlitl.

Berlin. 2b ataull nelitidl.
louos 1tcIlunanaunic beluaiidl Der
8erienslnp Der .Arnble milyoe aiif
@riuno Dec crh0ltlldeu Ehaiiadlen
0a 9ehcroen III g9aihina;on belte
nuicrbreitet Cine irieoiertige, Hei-
legung oes 3ipiideni0Iles lit iider.
Bon 0ieian 9e0ofien aebt audl Nof-
idlaiter @erar0 ans. Der ieiner gle.
gieruma IN &aibington eiuen laugen
8eriht iIbcr oieie AnseIegenheit ae.
tabelt bat. 0err @eroro botte ge-
itern spei a0nieren5en NIT Aerru
BON Segom, Dem oeltidlen NlinIiter
fiir oilsmdrtiae 9lngeleaenhetten. Die
oeutide A0mircIitat bot nod inuner
teinen 9eriht uber bic GerienfitugN
Der aglrabic~ erhaIten.
Seiisres Ginberne9meR nageitrtbt.
@aibIngton. rs. 9luguit. syu
bieiigen 9iegicrungsfreiieu III man
Jest Der Muiid]t, oaB. nahOen Die
oeutide uuo anerifanild)e giegieriIng
iidl iiber beri9ieoene ltreitige Eunf-
te flar gefporOen iin0, elm beIieres
@inpernebmen 8Diibeu beioen 5t
Stanoe tonlmen fpirO. seOenfaIIs
miro Die .glrabic" -Angelegenbeit sit.
erit erIeoigt meroen; on nieie ober
nit onOeren i6mebenoen Streitfra.
gen ioentiid 1T, 10 fann Ieidt cine
8erltdnoiguna eraieIt tperOen. 3ie
ge5iebungen beioer 96n0er 5ii einnn-
Der iino beute beOeitter0 beiier tDie
ieit Wtonoten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26

0asIilhu Fpinilttt hts Wnsmasl.Ata
ladi hal ma ltlnt Nplitf
ftlnAaHalttu.

Nanbon 8b ava nia unt
meri ani fit ihm aplAslngno wadlla
.nnl hle alleiw aeAAfna althg Nfe
btalllbW Ntl8stAusletA lm Hsid
idaf bot minmrat slt Hhmnfe strn.
etf brlliIaN gqiifF he Muamdrta
nrp. Der 4tgilt unt 0rtI6nHna ubft
ole ben 4aibmnnHsNollmya anagiahr
len Aimfit ubgratben blc heW pefs
idilnnrugu @altler an bet &btme
'oae Wbtc nadit. i'm utbriaeR ie0od
iBgul pie nidiis bciagi.
3inadl's acbt 0rr alic TthS Ia
6irier ertlarumu olll Sic onsgblidle
9lrrlebiua Der aieuirultidi s'elaieus
ourd' Deuiidllanh riN ur0 ht,treiiei.
oab 9cIalcn hereiis puroan irinc
gicutrolitai ON ole glaiirten ncr5au
belt boiif Aaiiirlih beitreitei er
nle0aha alh ole giidltiateii Der sliis.
iihrnagci aes Dentineu Reidstous
Itfs, 0pt t5reB oem oeiiiidien Not
id)oiter In 2onoon gla0eutiinaen &C.
utnnt babg, moraiis 3u erieben iit
0oB England nnd Dem aricge 0os
eoentuell beiiegte Delhidlono aegen
RubIano nliSipielen moIle. 9lotOem
er nls0ann nod in iGeinbeiligiier
Meiie 0ie Sdlll0 Aes gluSbrudls oes
ssrieges auf GeltidlauO 5u idieben
iinut idbrt @ren fort: slln0 mas lit
nod Der Jfeoe 0es 9ieifsfan3lers Oas
3iel oes 9eutid)en 3eihes2 Sod
nur oos. Dab GeutiAlano in gu
tunit oIe onoern gtationen fontrol.
liren mill, angeblid .fiir 5rie0en
lm0 6reibeit". 5reibeit Der Meere
mag nab 0em ariege EN- iebr be-
ohtensDertDer @egeHlton0 iein. ober
nidt oaein an it'd. 8enn es iiber.
bollpt @arantien gegen 5ufiinftige
Striege geben jeff, Dann miiiien 0iele
0erart gleid, umfnlien0 uno mirtlam
iein, Dab iie ni6t nur ale onOeren
geationen aud uns, ionoern aud
8elttfhlano bin0en.
glber 8eutl9lofS m0flte Der
lleberlegene iein. Gs nlohte onbern
gtationen Die fSreibeit ranben. 0ies
gebt 1it6 alts Der He0e oes 0eitifen
&eihsi6ob. Sefretdrs berpor, ser
ausfiibrte, oob 9eutidlano fegen
uIiiiie, idon Inn Die &riegSluiten alt-
bern 8oltern nuferlegen 3ll fonneat,
bic 0ann iabr5ebntelnng WtiGinroer.
2ribute nn 9eutifla1o fir Die ent.
ltanoenen ariegstoiten 81 8ablen
b1tten.
&lber ni1t inter ioI6en ge6in.
gungen fam an 6rie0eusihluB ge.
ooht iperoen, neitt oith ale onoern
8olfer nuBer 9euti6lano nliilien
frei uno ertrGglih OorIteben. glus
oen gie0en Der oellti1en 01iniiter
gebt berbor, Dab DeutidIan0 fir
@elt.Serri6ait uno Sribut fdnpft.
5oIanee oies Der 5na lit. peroen
mir uuo uniere 9[aiirten fir llnIere
&e6te auf @riiten8 in 6reibeit lm6
Siderbeit fdnlpfen~
(8emerfensmertb BEL oieier @rflG-
ring lit ni6t mtr Der gegen friiber
rieiig sabine &on ionoern oit9 Die
angit, Die aus 0es alten Serdlers
9luslaiiungen binourfltlingtD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
@erfdnfte 100 ,.Gmben0. .

SER Seinrib 8eioner, Der Ser.
tseter 0es Deuti1en Seemonnsbeim
IN Sem yort. bot geltern Qbeno iei.
ne 9lr6eit Dor unieren oelttiden SGn.
germ gut eineeleitet. Gr bielt cine
9Lniprade an Die Sdnger nnO er.
tl1rte ibnen feline 2ufgnbe, trorouf
auf QeidluB bin iofort 100 WeooeIIe
oes Seloenibiffes mGmOen~ onge.
touft inuroen. SGuf @unib bes
Germ 8eioner ipirO Der Nfifttberein
0as @eIo oirett an oas Geemonrs.
beim ienoen uno Die UaDbele ieIbIt
ON feline Wlitglie0er bertaufen.
Seute lit 9err Bei0ner nrif i'm.
fern 5aHgern Sur 9eltidn Tag.
seier riod Gprar.fs eereiIt, inn bort
iein @erf fortSliesen. gaod leiuer
Riiffebr nod bier fpiEn er bic an.
bern 1suii&sa alszsaae hstaa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
g,ette 3uitSnOe,

Wie6r ais 100 slngeitelltc Ses
Strakeureinigungs 9epartemeats
mOseR Geate gI6eHO entlaiien pcr.
ben, ba fein @elO mefr fir iic snr
DDrbaHOen lit. glnd lit
es mOslidl, Oak itdOtiideriueiic 10.
uubl has emergency 6plpital an
Douglas CTR. ais oas 0etention9aMs
geidluiien iuerben mab Sa feline
GOnOS mebr fiir iie nOr9anSm fnS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
OlGgIen oefJordlen.

8raiiel, 26. glng. = EfiIitGrgOn.
bernenr b. 8iiiing fat erfldrt bafl
alie Selsier, ucldle nd iueisern, gIr.
beiten i'm jffentlidlem Sntcreiic ubne
trifti9e @riinbe auS5Hfiibren, beitraft
uerben. and geaen S5cter nnb glufs
iu;ealsr pirO NIT erbarmungSlOIcr
Strsnge borgegangen iuerOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
StuIlrnnra6eritrfif perIliitet.

Cardiff Gnglnno, 26. gEuguit. -
1000 SobIengrd6er, melde gelterr
Gie 9(rbeit nieoerlegten, iino bentc
pieoer sur glrbeit 3uriidgete6rt.
@1on gldubt, oaB ein abermolieer
0iieienitreif Der SaoBlengr1ber per,
biitet iporOen i'll. glnn lit auf ben
@erlouf Der in gonoon 8fuilden Ser.
tretern Der ao6lengr1ber uno Der
aoblengruben5eIiber gegenipdrtig
itattfin0en0en slonferenl aeiponnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
275 tpbt im Serns etnrt1.

6unituE, Segg rs. glus. - gaadl
ben iett ner6nentlidJten amtliden
MittBeilnnaen fdnen bel benz tiirsli.
den Stnrm in 5eraS 275 GerIOnen
INNS geben aaS Der0en atFeroeinl
nod 102 GeriuneH berniiht. @Om
ben SuOten OerilngliifteH 206 amf
Oem eanoe, luabrenS 50 i'm GjOlf
bon IeTifu nit 56iffen autersins
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
l)trnIiOrt
bel lanling!
1if lluittFfhnha ipn in ttntm hilf,
rtn AnpaIfial btlhu panhtt
fahtfn.

Haibinaion, 20. aaa. Ter
Neutidlt Notidlaiier laFai b, Ntfn.
hatii bafts heatr &crmiilaf mii
Siaaieielrsiat Taaiiua cine tlHitiu.
Oiat Nonieren5. A'ae w urrbauoels
ten, III bieher nnbglanni. glian
uimmt ahtr on, bah a ilpiidleu
gImrriln anO 1eHiidilnnb III eiuer
SsritduOianns aetemmen H.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
slnsiturinnseisuIdaft anfssISit.

Gie 9lftiondre Der bisberigen an.
@eieIlidaft tDisroen benad.
rtdtiat. oaB am 1yiortag, ben 80.
in ben JtdlInlen Ses san.
oelsfiubs cine geriammlitng Itatt.
finoet. in Der oie Gireffcren Der @e.
iellifoit lm eSeuebnrialing Der glui.
IoiuAS naaiu9eH lreroea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
@autpf aeaen ger6ien.

Riid, Ser6ien, 26. gIns. - Nm
ben llfern Der Gane lit es ~ sysinO-
Iclisfeiteu 5iuii1en 6iterreidiidl.mn-
earifGer nnb ierbiid)er Snianterie
sefOmmen. !6ente beidof cine otter.
reifiidJe gntterie nniere StrQnnseu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
Q,ferbe fir g,riteu

9ie Suntll CmuBa 6Orie anb
@iule Gr. idJlof. geitern init Der bri.
tiidlen glegierung cineu aOutraft fir
giefernug DDn 500 gferSeu ieoc
MOde biz snm GHOe Oes arieses
ab. ((sS lit nS 6lei6t cine 5dan.
nom
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26

ionic ooB iie arles @oIo, Sdnattia.
den unO onoere 8ertbioden in pri.
pateh S1nben tonfissieren uu0 cine
slnIsibe bon almerifo erIalpgsn miib.
te. iSinau5nHniter Barf go6 oarauf
tcime 9lntiDort Wlnn niumt felt
oieier Siblul au, oob 9hlblnno uor
0em mnlitielbaren 9anierott ite9t. 2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
g9eaen spI0naae perIafiet.

Nalbingt0ll, 20. VInglII Ger
illnge oeutibe s5nitruuiertelunade
@uitnp aopi6 iDuroe bier ltnter
6ent ger0ndjt Der Spion19e Der.
boftet gr lit beiduloigt. pboto-
erapbiide 9luinobmen 6es Sorts
Wlorroe genla1t 81 boben. Ger
QSerbnftete ertldrte, ein betrunfener
g9ahtpoiten tabe inn bic grlanb.
nib Oa3lt pege6en. aopih iuur6e bic
5ur Belt ielnes asro8eiies lnlter
$1,000 @iiraihnft aeiieIlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26

hftliu, 9G. Han aunltutulali
taf Nflfnsami mtlhHt btnls
a'aamlilaa aah blf 8tllana Nvll
NilawiI asiaIltH "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
0eikrs &ingen
aaf 0Jgeienb66ea!
Seimblife llnsriffe anf Gdrak-
mamie nnO Eei SOnOernads
thai a6geiuieler,

Berlin, iiber 2onbon, 26. aug.-
Die Sample i'm gliaB oauern na9
0em geitrigen geri6t Der oberiten
ariegsIeitlmg nit unberminoerter
Seftiqfeit an. gLlle fran5oitihen
gGngriffe auf Die oelttlden Steaun-
gen am Shrotmdnnle uno BEL Son-
oerna6tbal i6eiterten. sSn Dem Of
fi8ieqen geriAt beiBt es tuortli9:
,SSn Der Gbampagne baben mir
mebrere 0finen erfolgreid ipringen
laiien. Ger leino griff uniere
steIlngen auf S6rasmdnnle IN
ben 8oaeieu nit eroBer 8u4t an;
mir Ihlugen i'm ntittels Son0grae
naten ab. SlooItltf BON SonOer.
nabtbo[ fam es ebenfaIls 3l er6it-
terten &1nlpIen. gir or1ngten ben
fgeinb 5itriif unO eroberten Ibeile
icnes 56iiBengra6ens, Die unS am
IL. 9lugult BON ben 5ran3oien ent.
riIIen luor0en iparen. Gin fran5oii.
ider 9oppeloefer ipuroe bon etnem
unIerer sSIieger In Der gtdbe BON
g1ieitport berobgel1oIien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-26
8ns bic SramsOIem fasen.

Gorig, 26. auguIt. t.-8as &riegs.
amt meI6ete geitern 9(benb 8olgen.
oes: o2(uf Der gan5en 8ront fanoen
1eitern beftigc @eidiitfdnlpfe itatt;
BON 6eIonoerer @eioolt iparen sic.
lel6en in oem 9lbldnitt norbli6 bon
9[rras, 5pii9eu Der Sonme un0
Der 9iie, in ser Champagne, in
Sen 9[rgonnen mo in Dem Erieiter.
molo. SSn oen beioen lestgenonn.
ten g[bihnitten eripieien iih uniere
026rier BON beionOers itarfer 8irf.
iamfeit. Syn Den Qogeien fanOen
feline sSnfanterteangriffe itdtt (oies
itimmt nidt nit 0em oeltiden ge.
ridjt; oenlielbeu 5ufolge baden Die
iSr1n5oien bort geinl5ene' @iebe be-
fontlnen un6 friiber erO6ertcn 30.
ben berloreft).
Gin 0eitti9es SIug8eitg idIeltOerte
mebrere gomben ouf bic SrtidnftI
Gciold; mebrefe GibiIilten urrOen
getootet"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-31
The First National
Fire Insurance Co.

A local institution and very large
and strong fire insurance company an
nounces the opening Of local depart
ment on the main floor of the Southern
Building. Losses adjusted promptly and
without discount. Prompt and cour-
teous treatment.
Inquiries solicited regarding sched-
ule rating.
Place Your Washington Business
with Us and Have Your Losses Ad-
justed the Day Of the Fire and Receive
Payment Without Discount.
Assets, $1,6O4,627.S1.
Surplus to pOlicyhOIders, 81 1903 3,943.32.
ROBERT J. WYNNE, President.
JOHN E. SMITH, Managing Underwater.
A. L. HANDY, Local Manager.
WIN. SHEDD H0LT0N, Special Agent.
F. G. ROSE, Local Agent, Woodward Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-31

If you want to invest in Washington real
estate-lend or borrow money on first mort
gages) deeds of trust secure money for conser-
vative building operations your proper
ty carefully managedin our rental department
or give us any other business in our line to
transact
VIM. II. Saunders & Co.
First Floor Southern Building
with twenty-seven years experience in
the real estate business in this city will endeavor
to render you expert service
Every class of desirable property in the
city and District handled by our office
Also fine list of country places, farms
and Colonial homes for sale.
Call on us or write for information
See future of this paper for attractive invest
ment opportunities.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
THEMISTOCLES

When Themistocles was asked by
his host at n dinner party to enter.
tain the guests By playing the lutte, he
replied that he could not play the
fiddle, but that he could make a small
town u great city. We have In this
nation many politicians who are good
"hddlers," but they cannot make "a
small town n great city. We are over.
run with orators who ran play upon
the passions OF the people, but they
can't put brick and mortar together.
We need builders.
Let those who hunger and thirst for
power understand that the highest
glory OF n statesman is to construct,
and that It is better for n man that he
should build a public highway than
that he should become Governor of a
state, and that he start a pillow than
that he become the author Of n law.
The true test Of statesmanshlN is the
pillow and the hammer, 20 let those
who would govern. first build.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
RAILROAD NEWS

Engineer inn Ulrey has reported
for duty
Night round hcuse foreman, j. +
Farley has reported for duty aft er
spending several days in III Paso.
Engineer Croft has reported for
du'v after spending several days
In Tucumcari visiting friends and
fishing
Business Ia good now on the road
on account NJ fruit and coke ship.
mtnts. Every available man is
working
J. r. Kimbell has returned from
FL Paso where he has been for sew
eral days under care Of physicians
We are glad TO have him with us
again.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
NOTICE

Having been appointed as road
tax collector for Carrizozo Precinct
No IA. | am DESTROYS II collecting
In all 1915, road tax for said
precinct AS soon as possible. Please
give this matter your immediate
attention II. Il Dalton
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18

WANTED:-Anv kind # paint
ing or paper hanging. All work
guaranteed. Call Outlook office,
Phone No. "a.
N. b. Taylor & Sons have the
hest line Of saddles and harness in
Lincoln county II you coniem.
plate. the purchase OF either see
them
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18

The fourteen year old daughter
cf Mr. and Mrs John Kelley of
Deming came up the fret 0I the
week to spend the summer with
her aunt aud uncle Mr.. and Mrs j..
A. Mccall, who lives two miles
north OF town
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

HNbt W FfEh VIM hNWH IN'N UT
ranch near Nogal last Saturday
Mrs Fred Getty and Mrs. WIN
Boiling are In III Paso this week
II l. Hust was n business visitor
to the county seat on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwsrd Hale have
moved to III Paso.
Sam Hale Of CAPTAIN was q
county seat visitor Thursday.
Hon. Seth +. Crews Of Oscuro
was here the first OF the week on
legal business
Why not buy your fruit jars
aow while they are selling at q rs
per rent reduction at Kelley & Son.
Uncle Thos Henley WIS down
from NoeaI the fret Of the week
Wi,h a fine load Of vegetables
Miss Dora Clements Of Corona,
is here attending the Teachers
institute.
Don't overlook the many bar
gains that Kelley & Son are offer.
ing during tho month Of June.
William Ferguson was hare the
Grst of the week from his home on
the NogaI Meea
James Cooper, Of Ancho, was
mere Monday and Tuesday Of THE
week
Hon Edwin Mpchem has return.
I'D to his hume In Alamogordo after
spending several days here The first
part Of Tire week on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs Kimbell have re-.
turned from FL Peso where they
have been spending the past several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Aeie Hines have
moved M Duran, Mr.. Hines hav
ing been transferred to that place a
few weeks ago
Fresh vegetables. fresh fruits
fresh meats and fresh groceries At
Patty 4 Adams
s T. GRAY Of Captain was here
The fist ~ the week visiting ~ tie
homo of his daughter. Mrs. VIM
Reilly
You n get n new Perfection
Oil Stove Of Kelley g. Son for
" Is Regular selling price 50 So
Judge Edward u Ned''r was
here Monday. Tuesday. and Wed
b n,sdpv of his week hearing chan
CRY cases
j.. O.. Nabours was here from
his ranch at White Mountain Mon
day, bringing his niece Mrs. McLain
WIN il attending the teacher
institute
Wilson Bros. furnishing good
and Walk-O Over Shoes are tw,
strong lines-exclusiv at the CARR
sozo Trading Co.
Hon Chas, p. Downs. VIII,
has been in Alsmogordo, FL Pas
and Laa Cruces for. The past severs
dayA is expected home tomorrow
INDIAN FOR sALE;-As | hav
Just accepted a position 10 which
will not need my new big twi
2 speed Indian motorcycle, II is "a
sale M a bargain.-R l.. Day.
We htndle Flour, Feed and stoc
Sal Jus, received a car load +,
Colorado Oats and we are alway
pleased 10 quote prices Humpl
rey Bros
II YOU afe are intending to bu
an Ice Cream freezer this SUNNI,
you should inspect our line befol
making vour purchase Prices ranl
from 81 so 20 SO 50-Taylor 4 SoI
Alexander Smith regular $751;
Axminis or Rugs, size X IL q
~aalling fnf Sl2 rs during thA monl
, 1915-11-18
TEUTONIC ENVOY
BOMB PLOT HEAD
UNITED STATES OFFICERS TRACE
FIRES, FRAUDS AND BLASTS
TO DOOR OF EMBASSY.
LEADER BEYOND LAW"
FEDERAL ATTORNEY ADMITS HE
CAN'T TAKE ACTION AGAINST
MINISTER TERRORIST.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
New York.-A man beyond the
law" is at the head of the bomb plots
and passport frauds recently I'M
earthed by federal operatives, a high
government official declared Monday.
He refused to name the MASTERPIECE
ter but admitted the cause Of the
trouble was connected with either the
Austrian or German diplomatic corps.
Under the law, we cannot prose
cute the diplomatic representative Of
o foreign power" he said.
Robert Fay, self-styled lieutenant In
the German army, and by his own
confession head of a gang of bomb
makers that sought to disable or de-
stroy munition-laden ships sailing
from New York to the entente allies,
told the story of his life to Assistant
United States District Attorney Knox.
Fay talked freely, fully and Of his
own volition for five hours without in
terruption. What he said was not
made public, but at the conclusion OF
the session Mr.. Knox announced that
all Fay wanted to do was to plead
guilty to the governments charge
against him and go to jail.
Five cases of this sort lead back
to four sources" Mr.. Wood said.
"They are the Fay case, the Buenz
case and the three passport cases
In none Of the cases did the actual
defendants know what the defendants
in the other cases we're doing. The
four sources, however. directing these
five cases are YER close together
very. 1t is my belief that these foul
men all reported to and took their or
ders from the fifth man, who was the
director Of all trouble OF this sort in
the United States"
IF you could prove this" Mr.. Wood
was asked, would o or could you
prosecute this fifth MANI"
"Al l car say to that" he replied,
'is that, under the law, we cannot
prosecute any diplomatic representa-
I've of a foreign country"
, 1915-11-18

pushing an electric bell tnal
stood near him IN the table.
"What are you going to dO?" cried
Rodney nervously.
"Send for Miss Grayson.'' said his fa
her grimly. "T1l tell that scheming
secretary that If you persist in this
marriage I'll disinherit you. and then
you watch her throw you over" he
amplified for Rodney's benefit.
Even II you are my father you
shan't insult the girl l love" protest.
ed Rodney hOtly.
"PoppycOck! You're afraid to put
her to the test. You're afraid she viii.
chuck you" retorted his father.
But Rodney answered quietly I'm
not afraid, father. You're mistaken"
Johnson appeared meanwhile in an
swer to the bell and In a surprisingly
short time and with n queer look ~
his usually imperturbable face, if they
had only noticed It, returned with
Mary Grayson under his escort. Mary
looked from father to son with an elab.
orately assumed air OF innocence and
inquired:
you wanted me, Mr.. MARTINI
She saw Rodney out of The tail OF
her eye make n movement toward heI
and say MARY" in a pleading tone
then heard his father ~interrupting hin
CURLY. "My precious SON." he told
her, has just informed me that you
and he intend to get married. Is that
right2"