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The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
Hungry "Army" Reaches Border.

Emerson, Man.. May 18.-In Emer-
son, a town of 1000 at the Canadian
border line of northeast Minnesota
200 Austrians, alien enemies of the
British empire, are virtual prisoners
of war. They are the survivors of an
army Of 1000 unemployed which left
Winnipeg resolved to walk to the bor-
der and cross into Minnesota. "The
states and bread" was their slogan.
Their missing comrades are said to be
lying in boxcars. straw stacks and
barns along the route, helpless from
lack Of food and clothing.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
FoodIess Army Approaches U. s.

Winnipeg. May 17.-Split into two
divisions five miles apart, without food
but with a grim determination to cross
the border into the United States, an
army Of 1000 unemployed men, mostly
Austrians, who left Winnipeg. is
marching south. The men, who will
reach the border shortly, are without
leaders and most Of them cannot
speak English. They have refused to
turn back, as advised by the Canadian
constabulary. and they say they will
cross the border.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
ITALIANS FIGHT At
FRONTIER, REPORT
REPULSE AUSTRIANS WHO At
TEMPT TO CROSS BOUND
AIRY, SAYS DISPATCH.
IS 100000 MEN EQUIPPED
King Emmanuel Declines to Accept
Resignation of SaIandra, Says An
nouncement-War Demonstra-
tions on Increase.

London, May 1s.-The King Of italy
nas refused to accept the resignation
of Sianor Salandra and the premier
and his whsle war cabinet retain Of
flee. This, 1t is confidently believed,
In London, foreshadows the almost
immediate entrance Of Italy into the
circle of belligerents on the side Of the
allies.
Action, however, may be delayed
until the meeting Of the Chamber Of
Deputies In Rome on Thursday, when
the premier will announce his policy
and will receive the support Of a ma
iority of the deputies.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
Passes Lusitania Wreck.

New York, May 1S.-The steam
ship ST. Paul of the American line has
arrived here from Liverpool with 217
cabin and 106 steerage passengers.
Captain Passow reported passing
over the scene of the Lusitania dis
aster off the Irish coast on May 9 and
sighting more than a dozen bodies,
some Of which were on life RATS. The
st. Paul did not stop.
The st. Paul brought the body OF
Captain Alfred Gunter Of the Ameri.
can stesmer Gxiflight, which was tor.
pedoed by a German submarine.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
Enaiishman's SLAYER Wounded.

Ell Paso, Tex, May 1S.-General
Bodelfo Fierro, slayer of the English
man, William 8. Benton, at Juarez
last year, was wounded during fight
ing between Villa and Obregon troops
which has been raging for three days
in the mountains near Hacienda De
Otates, Gunanajuata. His wound was
in the leg and is not fatal. The Viii
listas were said to have finally re-
pulsed Obregon's right wing, COM
posed Of powerful column of Yaqui
Indians with infantry, artillery and
cavalry.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
PARIS PAPER LAUDs WILSON.

Paris, May 1.-THE Temps, dis
cussing cabIed forecast of the
American note to Germany, says
that it is firm In tone and leaves
no doubt of the attitude of the
United States. "The president,
without mental reservation, has
responded to the appeal of his
conscience and the voice of his
people," the Temps continues.
Comment of many other papers
was extremely iaudatory of vii.
son. :
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
Swedish Steamer Seized.

Amsterdam, via London, May 49,
A telegram from Hamburg says that
the Swedish steamer Bjorn, bound for
London with cargo of ore and food
supplies, had been seized and taken
to Hamburg.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
Trim To Find Mother Fails.

Chicago, May 15.-The final chapter
in the sea tragedies of the Mounsey
family Of Chicago was read when the
following cablegram from Liverpool,
England, was received:
'Tt is not mother"
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
Ready 20 Storm Lisbon.

Badajos, Spain, via Paris, May 49,
The latest news received here from
Portugal is to the effect that a gen.
eral of the Insurrectionary party, com.
mapding 5000 troops. is now outside
Lisbon preparing to storm the city.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
Allied Aviators Damage strassburq

Geneva, via Pris, May 1S.-Infor-
nation has been received here that
aviators of the Allies have inflicted
damage amounting to more than 81
100000 to the tanneries at Strassburg,
which are working on material for the
German army.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21

Washington, May 15--The United States government has
called the violation OF American
eliminating the sinking OF the Lusltana
with the loss of than 100 American lives
Wilson's asks that Germany adequate
will discontinue submarine operations endangerng
the lives of -combatants.
AMERICANS WILL PERFORM SACRED DUTY.
communication which cabsd to Berlin the
Secretary Bryan concludes with this significant sentences
1.-The Imperial German will not expect the govern
the United States omit word act necessary to the
performance of maintaining the rights OF the
United of safeguarding their free exercise
and enjoyment"
GERMANY EXPECTED TO DIsAvow ACTS
the confident expectation OF the United
States that Germany the OF which this govern
complains that will make rparaon so far as repara
ton possible injuries which without measure
Germany take immediate steps to prevent the
anyng obviously subversve Of the principles OF
warfare Imperial German in the past
wisely firmly commended"
WILSON'S TERMS ARE UNM1sTAKABLE.
President communication though setting forth IN un
akab firm determination OF the United States TO
obtain protection the exercise Of rights
teed by phrased in exceedingly courteous
language
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
Indians Attack American Colony.

iHcisHS HttdSN american Ooionys
Nogales, Sonora. May 15.-With SOC
Mexican soldiers and band of armed
Americans reported as trying to res.
cue them, colony Of IS American. in.
GLIDING women and children, were
striving to fight off Yaqui Indians and
their homes near Esperanza, south OF
Guaymas. Their condition was re-
ported as critical. Governor Maytor
eme Of Sonora has promised Frederick
Sirap:ch. American consul here, that
he will make every effort to drive
bxck the indians.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
Strict Accountability Held.
Kaiser's Banner Removed.

London. May l5.-The banners Of
the Garter of Emperor William OF Ger
many and Emperor Francis Joseph of
Austria, were removed from St.
Georges chapel. Windsor. without
ceremony. At the same time :..s han
rers of the King of WrrsteTbu:g. the
Grand Duke of Hesse, Prince Henry
of Prussia. the Duke Of Saxe-Co!urg
and Gotha. and the Duke OF Cumber-
land also were taken away.
st. Georges chapel was closed while
the removals were being made.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21

Rome, May 19.-Rome is tense with
excitement. An unconfirmed rumor
says that an Austrian battalion has
crossed the Italian frontier. The war
Office has no confirmation of the re-
port.
A band Of Austrian raiders who
crossed the Italian frontier, were re-
pulsed by bayonet charge by Italian
patrols, according to dispatches reach
ing here.
Cheer Wildly for War.
Until an early nour, crowd esti-
mated at 100000, surged about the
Royal Palace, the war and foreign Of
fees and the residence of Premier
Salandra, cheering wildly for war.
Official announcement that King
Victor Emmanuel has refused to &C
cept the resignation of the Salandra
cabinet was everywhere interpreted to
mean that the king has sanctioned the
war program.
General Cadorna, chief Of staff and
leader of the war party, was again in
conference with the king. There were
wild rumors of important troop move
ments toward the Austrian frontier
Regarding these, the war Office re-
NAMED silent. The exodus of Aus
trians and Germans from Italy con-
tinues.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21

Communication Insists Upon Absolute Cessation of Subma-
rine Warfare on Ships Carrying Non-Combatants-
America VIII Not Omit Any Act Neces-
sary to Perform Sacred Duty.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-21
ITALY HAS 100000 READY.

ITALY HAS 100000 READY.
Geneva, via Paris, May IA teIe-
gram from Lugano, a Swiss city near
the italian border, says that Italy now
has 100000 soldiers mobiIized and
equipped.
1t also is said that the Austrian
government has confiscated the prop
erty of the Rothschilds, as we'll as
that Of various English, French and
Russian families.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-01-14
METHODIST CHURCH
A n. y,vans, Pastor

All Of the regular services will
be held at the Center Street
Methodist Church next Sunday
as follows:
Sunday School at GAS a. m.
Preaching service at 100 a.
m, and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor.
Junior Missionary Society at
800 p. m.
Teachers Training Class will
meet at the home of Mrs. James
c. Elkins Monday evening at :
o'clock.
Prayer service Wednesday
evening at 7:30.
Discipline Class Friday even
ing at 7:30.
You are cordially invited to at.
tend these services.
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! am permanently situated in

! am permanently situated in
the basement under the postof-
fee, where | will be glad to serve
the public in watch, clock, jewell
ry and photograph repairing. !
also carry a line of sewing ma.
chine supplies and repairs. lam
the only authorized Optometrist
practicing in the city, there be-
ing two that are practicing, but
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-01-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Eugene Jacobs made a BUSH
ness trip to Eel Paso this week.
Four room house with bath
and toilet for rent, close to post
office. See or write ]. Il. Wells.
This fine weather is bringing
the autos out Of cold storage and
many new license tags r being
hurled 10 the breezes.
Mrs. Matte Young returned
Monday night from a three
weeks visit with relatives at
Kingsville and other points in
Treas,
For Sale--.Span black mares,
weight about 900 pounds, well
matched and good drivers.
Phone l23, or call at the Cream
cry Office. II
Mart Fowler has his left hand
all wrapped up on account of a
burn he received while monkey
ing" with the business end Of a
gasoline stove.
Misses Nelms and Bonem,
Messrs. Corn and D%unwoody
drove down to Montoya Sunday
and spent the day with the
kohns' and Calischs'.
w. b. HUMPHREYS has moved
to the residence he recently pur-
chased in the east part OF town.
He had another room built on
and other improvements made.
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The Moose Will hold a dance
at their hall next Tuesday night.
Each member buying a ticket
will be entitled to take a gentle
man and lady.
For Sale-Rose Comb X. |.
Red cockerels; eggs for setting;
fresh eggs for table use. +. ..
Persons, South of Catholic
Church. #
Master Mechanic Gordon re-
turned yesterday from FL Paso,
where he had been to attend the
funeral Of D.. ID. Wills. claim
agent for the f. =. & s. W.. who
died Sunday.
Mesdames Smyer and O'Con-
ner and Miss Mary Smyer re.
turned Sunday from FIT. Worth
and Dallas where they had been
visiting relatives and friends
since Christmas.
Geo. Roklizer asks US to an.
nounce that he intends to remain
in Tucumcari. He said he sold
about Sl65 worth of goods one
day last week and will invest his
money in a new machine.
James Harvey, who with his
family, moved to Idaho Falls,
Idaho, several months ago, sends
us remittance for another years
subscription to the News and
says continue our home paper,
GET THE MONEY! Sci
necessities-The Big SAYMAN
LINE. Steady repeaters. Goods
guaranteed to sell and satisfy OF
money back. No risk. Loca
territory open. Write TO-DAY
for free samples and partic ulars
Room 1873, Sayman Building, st
Louis, Mo.
Many wagon loads of grair
and feed is being brought in and
sold at a good price. Some Of
the merchants are having tn,
maize heads ground and sacked
One car load was shipped to f
Paso this week. This make.
excellent feed for stock and sell.
at good prices.
The moving picture houses o
this city are putting ON goot
shows every night and the at
tendance is somewhat better
than a few weeks ago. TIL,
TREY o. Hearts draws a big
crowd while the Balboa feature.
at the opera house r appre
ciated.
The merchants r selling
their goods at big reduction.
now in order to make room 70,
their new spring stock which i,
beginning to arrive. Muirhead
has a page of specials this week
Compare his prices with an,
mail order catalog, then buy
your goods of him and save mon
ey. He sells cheaper than mos
merchants a buy the same
class of goods.
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Mr.. Frank p. Roesch, master
mechanic of the K. y. & S. w. at
Douglas, Arizona, is in town Wis.,
ting Mr.. f. Gordon.
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are violating a state law.

Yours for business,
Jones, The Jeweler and
Optician. Tucumcari,
N. Mex.
Miss Bonem visited with
friends in Montoya last week.
A good family horse for sale
or exchange for milk COW. AID
dress box 347. IF
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MID " hs VI SOuS anu SiStct
Mrs. Tilson, are visiting in El
Paso this week.
The Methodist ladies' will give
a chicken dinner Saturday even
ing Feb. 20, in the Simpson
building.
The Methodist ladies will give
a chicken dinner Saturday even
ing, Feb. 20, in the Simpson
building.
For Sale -Four thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock cockerels; also
two bronze turkey gobblers. See
Lee Hamilton.
Representative Welch has gone
to Santa Fee to begin his duties in
the state legislature which is
now in session.
Mrs. Jack Lynch has returned
home from Des Moines, Iowa,
where she went to attend the fu-
neral of her brother.
Harry Simmons, the genial
clerk at Bonem's, has taken a
two weeks layoff and is visiting
relatives and friends in Texas.
Messrs. Swan aud Alldredge,
together with their wives, left
last Thursday night for Santa
Fee where they will remain dur
ing the next session of the state
legislature.
Miss Eugenia Roy, sister OF
Mrs. |. c. Floresheim, returned
to her home in Tucumcari Sun.
day after a ten days visit with
her sister and other relatives.
Springer Times.
Miss Annie Conant returned
to Tucumcari Sunday morning,
to re-enter school at that place,
after having spent the holidays
with homefolks in Montoya.--
Montoya Republican.
s. s. Gholson, who has beer
visiting with relatives and friends
in Tucumcari for the past month,
left last Friday for a few weeks
visit with his daughter, Mrs. +,
w. Nations, who lives near Ina,
For the first time in the histo.
ry of the First Baptist Church
of Tucumcari the attendance OF
the Sunday School reached the
200 mark. On last Sunday, Jan.
10, there were 2OS in attendance
with all the officers and teachers
present. The members are en-
t%husiastic, and are in hopes the
good work may be continued
They now need more room &c
accommodate the attendance, and
intend to get busy.
Bud Lee, and son, Billy. lief,
last week for Douglas, Arizona,
where they will be engaged ir
the cattle business.
+. w. Nations was in from the
Ina vicinity last week and re,
newed his subscription for tn,
News for the year 1915.
Burglars last night broke into
the J. NJ. Hedgecoke store, a
this place. The goods stoler
consisted mostly of gloves, shoe,
and clothing. The thieves hav,
not yet been captured nor tn,
goods recovered ---Endee Enter
prise.
Mr.. G%unther, general foreman
of the FL Paso shops is Tucum
carl visitor.
J. II. McCasland is in SAINT;
Fee attending the Legislature
He is representing the b.. of l.
+. and h.
Fireman Cecil Long has beer
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The best tender meats at the SAM
tary Market. Phone S.
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Col. Alex Koplin left for Allan
ia Thursday night on legal bust
ness and to attend the lecture of
Prof. f. NJ. McMurraY of Column
bia University, who is booked for
the Auditorium for Friday night.
Mr.. 7. j. Holland, Commission
err of Coffee county came up to
the city to attend the farmers
meeting at the courthouse. Mr..
Holland is a planter on large
scale and is very much interest
ed in diversified farming.
Wanted -Boarders. Room and
board $18 per month. Also nice
rooms for light house keeping
for rent. Apply ZIG East Jessa-
mine. J-22 1 mo
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DENTISTS
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Valentine Party.

Mrs. James L. Dorminey en-
ter t a in e d most charmingly
Thursday afternoon at a Valen-
tine Party in her Parlor at the
Aldine.
The Valentine idea was most
effectively carried out n the
decorations and all minor details,
Three tables were arranged in
the Parlor for Auction Bridge.
After the games a delicious three
course luncheon was served by
the hostess.
Mrs. Dorminey was assisted
in entertaining by Miss Esther
King and Mrs. L. H. Keim.
Those invited were Mesdames
j. L. McCarty, j. L. Pittman,
J. c. Ligeour, H. Donaldson, D.
P. Adams, Riley Elgen, G. E.
Kicker, Drew w. Paulk. Fred
Spiller, T. l.. Griner, H. O. Nc
Fadden, Geo Flournoy.
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Worth $4,000 Or More

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some residence. Will furnish plat
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Address, P. F. CLARK,
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system the amount of punishment
of a pupil is large or small accord-p
inglY as the number of his dement's
is large or small.
The ninth grade History pupils
who failed last month are recover
ing last months work in written re-
view.
The Eight A English class is play
ing short selections from Shake
spears "Julias Caesor" during class
and the Eighth B is playing from
LOngfellows Miles Standish. This
is certainly an effective method of
teaching the classics as any ninth
grader will assure you. ST. G.
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BABY SHOW-All mothers
bring your babies to the Baby
Show, Saturday 3 p. M, lat Chris
tian Church Sunday School room.
1Oc to enter babies, mothers free,
those not entering babies sc. Pro
ceeds go to finishing S. S. room.
The Moultrie Packing House
and the Chamber of Commerce
will entertain the newspaper men
of South Georgia, Florida and
Alabama at Moultrie next Tues
day to acquaint them with the
Importance of the Packing In
dustry to the section. An inter.
esting program has been planned
and the fraternity will no doubt
enjoy the hospitality of that
thriving little city.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Last months report cards have
all been issued and most of them
brought back to school. There is
really no reason why they should
not be returned but there are always
some dilatory pupils.
Many shrubs have been planted
around the schoolhouSe and a small
border of violets. They all give
promise of living.
A good many larger articles of
furniture have been turned out in
the shop, including a wardrobe.
For the past two or three weeks
most of the work has been done in
cypress and the articles burned on
the surface instead of vanished.
Three pairs of jumping standards
have been turned out, one of which
is large enough to ase for vauIting.
The spelling class has again chang
ed in form. Last month there we're
individual contests, so we were I'M
able to keep account of them but
this month the boys spell against
the girls. Although there are more
girls than boys, girls are usally bet
ter spoilers than boys, so the sides
are about equal. The boys have
held their own so far and at present
are a few words in the lead.
Miss Baker, representative of Pal
mer method penmanship, visited
the school Wednesday but didn't
get around to the High school class.
The system of regulating the de-
pertinent of the pupils has been
changed somewhat. Formerly pup
ills who fell below ninety percent
were kept in one hour after school
for two weeks whether they had
eleven dement's or thirty.
Now a pupil is kept in on the day
h e misbehaved. Under the new
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Mrs. Murphy's Recital,

The Piano Recital by the pu-
pills OF Mrs. ]. A. Murphy's
music class at her home on West
Magnolia Street Thursday even
ing last was a most interesting
and delightful affair. The pro-
gram consisted of music in all
the grades and remarkable talent
was displayed by the young per-
formers in the rendition of choice
selections from many we'll known
composers. The occasion was
complimentary to the parents of
the children, forty of which were
present.
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Cotton, to-day, G 90 d
Middling 8-l-6c.

Cotton, to-day, G God
Middling 8-l-6c.
Mr.. D. L. Campbell Of Alma is
In the city today.
Mr.. E. K. Farmer spent the
past few in Florida on business.
Mr.. A. D. Daniel, z. P. A. of
the A, B. & A. spent Friday in
the city.
Mayor Drew w. PauIk left for
Savannah today on legal kusi-
ness.
Judge J. W. Quincy of Douglas
passed through the city enroute to
Atlanta.
Mr.. 9. L., Sanders, the popular
manager of Churchwell's spent
Thursday in Cordele.
For Sale-A fl n e COW, cheap.
Fresh in side of 80 days. A. w.
Theus, Cotton Mill. tip.
Miss Inez Thomas of Atlanta
is the attractive guest Of Mrs. j.
E. Andrews on South Main st.
Mrs. Ida Wilcox and little son
of Rhine was the guest of Mrs.
S. F. Stewart Thursday and Fri
day.
Mr.. J. H. Harris returned from
Atlanta anu will be in the city
for few days. looking after the
Amusu.
Mr.. l. Fisher of Savannah was
in the city in the interests of the
Georgia Tailors of which he was
a member.
Mr.. D. L. Martin is busily en-
gagged installing machinery at bis
'Advance" Implement plant Oh
w. Pine street.
Mrs. McAfee, who has been
visiting her son, Mr.. Guy John
stone, will leave for her home in
Indiana next Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Collins left for her
home in Illinois Thursday night.
Mrs. Collins has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. D. E. Foley.
Mrs. w. q. Milan of Griffin,
Ca, arrived in the city Sunday
on account of the serious illness
of her mother Mrs John Keller.
Commander Marcos Luke of the
Confederate Veterans has called a
meeting of the local camp for
Saturday 10 transact some very
important business.
Mrs. Geo. w. Mathews, Mrs. R. j.
Prentiss and Mrs Charles E. Brewer
leave tomorrow for Cordele, as dele
gates to the South Georgia Confer
ence which conVenes four days.
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Phone the Leader Enterprise
the local happenings of both city
and county, and thus assist us
in making the Leader Enterprise
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Attention Automobile
And Motorcycle Owners

Cut your tire expense fully halt
or less, by having your tires re-
built by large vulcanizing factory.
Original guarantee given after re-
built. Will call for tires, pay
freight and ship back to owner
direct by express if owner is not
satisfied with tire when returned
will pay value of tire when taken
by me. Phone 800 or write me
card.
15,2t-p E. W. Reid, City.
You'll always find everything
neat and clean at Sanitary Market
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New Residence

Mr.. j. G. Williams is having ma
terial placed on the grounds for the
erection of a modern bungalow on
South Main street.
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