davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
O21l5?

021l59
'epartment OF the Interior. e s. Land
UIlce at Roswell, N NJ, Nov. Ss. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Marion Z. Jones
of ElIsins n NJ. who on Nov. 8, 1915 made
I'D. I, Serial No. O?7g52, for NJ See. "a
r6%nshtp6 s.. II. 81 &C., n. NJ. p. Meridian
has tlled notice OF ihtention to make Final
Three Year proof, to establish claim to the
land aboSe described. before J. r. Carroll. U
s. Commissioners, in his office, at El,ins. N,
NJ. on Jan. Q, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Herbertc &. Taherlender, Amous r. Smith
William NJ. TAherlender, Theador Rudolph, all
Of Elkins N. NJ.
Emmett Patton. Register
Dec. Sian. :.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEC. SLAMS.


Department Qf the Interior, U. S
Land Ohice at Roswell N NJ, Dec. ?. 1915.
Notce Is hereby given that Albert 8. Han. OF
EllSins. N, NJ, who on June 2s. 1913, made
ND. E. Serial No. os7iOl. for N4 Section 10.
Twp. s.. Range es f.. n. NJ. p. Meridian has
hled notice OF intention to make Final three
year proof, to establish claim to the land
above descibed before J. +. Carroll. U. s.
Commissioner. in his ONCE at Ell,ins. n NJ.
on Jan. 10, 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Cephas c. Copeland, Abncr #, Cross. Char
ley s. stephens, Camie E. Brown. all Of Pix
ins, N. NJ
Emmett Patton. Register.
Dee. sJan. 5.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-12-29
Notice

All parties knowing themsel-
yes 70 be indebted to me will
please call an settle by the first
of January, as l must balance
my books then and cannot af-
ford Ia cary over any accounts.
w. b. Jones & Co.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-12-29
NOtlce for PubIlcatIon.
NoncoaI

Non UOhI UsOO7
Re-Pubhcatioh
DepaftnsKt Of Tie Interior. U. S.
Land omee at TT sumfict " NJ Bee. %. iOf6,
Notice is hereby giyenthat GeorEe L, Taylor
of Ksnna. N. NJ. who on April 80. 1910. madg
homestead, No. OsOO7. for sEA. Section 25.
Townships s., Range 30 E.. N. NJ. p. Meridian,
has filed notice of intention TO make final
Eve .ye1r proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Dan c. Savage, U. S.
Commissioner, in his ONCE, At Keuna. n. NJ.
on the 18th day of February. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Luther NJ. Carmichael. Joe II. Evans.
Thomas p. Cmme. Robert L. Robertson. all Of
Kenns. n. NJ.
Al. Evans, Register.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-12-29
MIR. Car Owner

Did you know that National
Rubber Tire Filler, can't blow.
out, or puncture3 1t rides as
easy as air, and is guaranteed
for twelve months, even if you
run your car 1000 miles per day.
SolA by w. w. Bracken, agent
for Chaves county, Portales,
New Mexico, Dec 1-tf
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-12-29
A Remarkable Series of
Figures.


A German mathematician
after careful study of the so
called magical properties of GER
tain numbers declared some
time ag) that the m )st remark
able series of figures lie encount-
cred was II, 2,345,679. The ac.
CON 3anying table shows what
surprising rotations of tie same
figures result When this nttmbet
is multiplied by nine and BY
multiplies of nine.
l234567dx 8 EQUALS 1llll1lll
12345679x1s equals 22222222S
12945679x27 equals 333333338
12345679x36 equals 44444l444
12345679x45 equals 555555555
12345679x54 equals 6666Ge66e
12B45670x63 Equals 777777777
12345679x72 EQUALS BsS5s59BB
1294567gxs1 equals J99999ggg
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-12-29

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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-12-29
lew Mexico Metal
Production In 1910


The output of New Mexico
mines for eleven months of 1916,
with an estimate for December,
as repc rted by the United States
theological Survey, Department
of the Interior, indicates yield
of 81 $50, 900 in gold 100000
ounces of silver, Z, 100, 900 pounds
of lead, 81, 100000 pounds of
"copper", id 56, 500, Goo pounds cf
liuc (iIf terms of sphlter and
1ine in lesded7zinc bxide) valued
III all ct $33, 1863, 400 as &C mprred
with 81. .461, ,1O5 in gold, 2,O05,-
l531 ounces of silver, 4,542, ,631
\ pounds of lead. 75,788, 366
pounds of coSp per, and 25. 4O4 O64
pounds Of zinc. valued in all at
SO, 270, ,46S in 1918. These pre-.
h liininary figures compiled by
4 Charles w Henderson show de
isssea u silt, 1o5 in gold and
205, ,53l ounces of silver; but in
creases of S167. 500 in value of
silver, 14,611 ,634 pounds in
quantity and $11, ,514. .236 in value
of lead; and 1905, 036 pounes|
"a quaptjty and $780, 1896 in
llue of Zine. The total value
of the five metals increased
sl4. 100, 900 or "a per cent.
fhe Cossak cYanidation mill,
this Ceehiti tBland} distric,
Sandoval County, eli SD in
i December, 1915, was started up
sgall in the spring of 1916 and
q ,ntributed a considerable yield
of siIver-gold bullion.
Gold bullion G n'inued to
be prodHeed d. tile amalgdhia-
Zion min on the North anA South
omestake mines, at White
FLipcnln County The
S.rg district, Grant
which has been stead
reasing it's shipments of
ls gold and silver bearing
and d,y ores, again
increased its tonnage
principal hietal prodhc, d
w, Mexico is copper, and
ilce 1910 the yield has been
chiefly from the Chilo Copper
POS low-grads copper deposits
at Santa Rita The ore is mill
ed at Hurley in a large wet.con-
csntration- -hotati n plant. Du-
ing 1915 the largest tonnage in
the history of the company was
treated and the gross output
was IS 500, 900 pounds. The
Burro Mountain Copper Co Is
Aw gDnCentrator began opera
fionsSn April and Istar.ed run
1lng at full capacity June l
1916 Much development work
has been done at this property
and the reserves are sufficient
supply the mill for years.
The yield Of lead showed an
appreciable increase. Lead
ores were shipped from the
ltfal, San Simon, and Pinos
tos districts, Grant County,
Cooks Peak and Victorio
ithsicts, Kuna County, Consid-
fable tonnages of lead carbon
steSre were shipped from Kel-
Socorro County.
Increased sliirnents of zinc
arbon6te and sulphids ores and
.irv sulphide were made in
aw MaxicO in 1914 At Kelly
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16

nit @enerol 5uniton Dem Ober6c.
febls9obcr ocs ouicrifnniitbcn @rpc.
oitionscorps 5elte bierber 5uriid.
febrte, mar bon Der 9eiic 5u ernii'
Get, Inn nit Stoatsiefretdr Gaming
cine Gonieren5 o66alten 8u f6nnen.
@cnerol Scott itottete Sefretdr So.
fer nur einen fir5en 9eiuh a6 unO
miro iic6 ipdter ii6er feline Inter
rc6img mit@encral Obrcgon dllBern.
Staats6eonte iino Der 9lniiht,
DAB General 6lmiton jebt iiber eine
gcniieeno itarfc Srlppenma6t Der.
fiigt, Inn cine 8icoerbohng Der
lleberfGQe an Der merifoniiden
@ren3e an mel6cr ou6 @orron5o.
8rippcn bct6eiIigt poreu 5u ber-
Bitten. Wlon 1T io9or Scr 9lnnobme,
Dab man in Der 81 @oio. Gonieren5
81 Dem lle6ereinfomneit gelonet lit,
Snformotion iiber Die Ebatigfcit
bon Sonoiten ouS5itoui6en.
&orousiihtlih miro @enerol Scott
6cltte nit Scfrctdr Gaming conferi.
rem jc0od lit bcutc 9[6eno fcinc be-
ltimmte StunOa feIigeiebt morocn
Srgcno pclde Gilc liegt oud iidt
Dor 10 lon9c Die Sruppcn ocs @c.
ncrdls &crl6ing ibrc Spcrotionen
nicbt iibcr Die fcitgeiebte Sinie uus.
6cbncn. Bon Giao bat oas SriegS.
Gcportenent felt nebreren Gogen
nigtS gcDort uno in 9eomtcnfrei-
fen glonbt man ,ooB Der Bandit ent-
wcoer foot lit ooer iib in einen
S6lupfpinfel 5uriid0e8ogcn 6at, mn
lcinc gslnoen 8h beilcn.
Som gterifoncru 6coro6 t.
81 %aio, Ger, Is. Dini. @ri.
Dotoepelden ans Sierra 9lnnco,
Ger bciogcu es icicit bort 4Reloiiu,
gen einaetrohen nab 6ewdiinete
91eritancr gegen Die GrtidDoit 6eran-
nori6irtcn Cine 9|citotigluig Oieicr
Dlelorn0en mor ridt 5u erlongen.
Gcming, &..04., is. 9loi Ginc
0lelonug ut bier eiusetrofieu ooB
cine oneritaniite @ren5potrouille bel
2lntelope @clls pon @lcrifaucrn 6r.
idoilen muroe mo Dab 0ie 9lmerifo.
Her in Slnbetradt einer groBen lie.
6cruadt genot5igt worqL iid 8uriid.
5u3ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16

gerlin Is. 0lai. (lleberiec.
9lodridteu 9lseutm)-0as 0leibs-
geridt in 2eip5ig bat ooS llrt6eil ae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16

gen oen 9ranntpein Qeitilloteur
gottdcr iuescn Stcuerbinter5iebmo
beItdtigt.
9ottder fpurOe oiiBer 5li einem
Sabre GefdnguiB au einer @eloitrafe
bon IS Millionen Dlarf oerlirt6eilt.
@emeinfd oftIider 9roteit
gcpIont
Berlin 10. Dlai. (lleberIee-
93odridten agentr)'- 9Eus So.
peu6aeeu piro gemeIoct oaB oie
orei ifonOinaoiiden aonigreide ga.
nemarf, Sdpeoen uuo Rorpegeu
seeenmdrtig iiber ein geneinibaftli-
DIES goree6en in ge5ug nlf Die an
6oltenoe gerletuug Ger Boiiaeiebe
ourh 0ie @riteli berntbet.
Gin gemeiniboftlides @oree6en lit
ooourb ipabrideinlib geiuoroen, oab
6ngalno iib geueigert bat, ieine ge-
genfpdrtigen lle6ergriffe geeen bic
8oit iuelde 5iuiibeu ben @ereinigten
Stoaten ltno ben ifonOnabiihen Can.
bern seipedielt miro, ani3uge6er
8ien ii6eritolienib den
5el63ug.
Berlin, t5. Wloi. lie otter.
reidiide o6erite 8eeresleituug berid.
tete am t3. Mai bon Der italienii6en
Sront Solgenoes:
ollniere Sruppen idllgcn mebrere
9lngriiie ouf Dem gloroobbange Oes
Monte Wiihelc ab, Die Staliener CT.
litten idmere @erlnlte."
9 Steuerborloge In Bera-
tbung.
9lmiteroom bia &ouoob Is.
@}ni. Gie 0linilierprdiiOenteii nno
5inonsminiIter oIlet oeutihen @nn-
oesnnaten lperoen am Ylontag III
Berlin 3it elmer @cratbnng 5iliam-
mentreten, nm 81 elmer Gntideioimg
be8iiglib Der neiien Steuern 5lI fom.
men. @s perloutet, Bob bic Ierban0-
lungeu 8lnci Enge onucrii iper0en
glngeblide beIgifdc @r-
folgein Deut fdl.0 itafrif-a.
8oris, TO- Wloi. Dns 6eleiibe
decentralization in &oDre ncloete
beiite in Oem omtIihen gerid)t mel.
tere aneebIi6e erfolge Der beIgii6en
@rpeoition nelAe IN Gelitih-Git-
aFrifo eingcfaIlen lit
Die @littbeiIing fact oaB General
N1olitor, pelder sic iiiolide aolonnc
6efebligt, anl s Wloi aigaIi, oie
SopptItoot Scr oeIttifen @robin5
&uonoo, ciugrnomnien bat 3ie Def
aiiGen Eruppei boben aii1 oie Syn'
TEL seipiuioi I'M sRibu.Sce ipcI6c oeu
Qeut1den bei gceinu oes arieges Del
eiuenl Heberfnlle in Oie SGnoe oefal.
len fpor, genpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
G6icooO plant ScrcitIduitsparaOc.

G6fco0o, Is. @lai. erni.
t6igt Our4 -Oie @roBe Der am Cams.
tag itattgenlnoenen 9lem-Dorfer ge-
reitidoftsporaoe. erloBt bcute g9il,
Gam Mot6er Sepis, Der SefretGr Der
,sSainoiS 9lagdl 9cague1 einen g(ui-
rni an @ci6ditsleute mo anoerc
giirger, iowic al Die 8canten bon
foufmdnniiden mo 6iir8crliden Or
eaniiotionen, umRlane fir cine dbn-
lihe Concentration 81 entlDerfen.
9llS Ger 1og iiir ole ASaraoc miro Der
10. Suui ooer Der A. Suli porgei6la.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
amartHe ner gru,poIe,r aeTdJettprt.
sei SC gaOrt sOmmc uuO am Gailettc.gsaIo.
assri@t Ses Sent(aen eeneraraass.
(0,atlIos ua6 ea00iuc0

ScrIfm 10 Ma Die grtcn 6a6cn I'D 6ci gnsffc Oic lie
in Der 3d6c Snand 5pfs @cOgcuunuus Ses OeOrncn Ser
rains nnrnabmen bntse S6pfe oebu.
SrnnsDfdc &prURe uGBc &c NDrt 6Dmmc Dem Gaiete
gSaOe fno ben 0eutifcn 5nrafseuicicn mprOeu
0elc 9nga6eu nb 6c ben 0cutIhn Armcc6aupiNnar
tier ansgeee6enen umM geri cuan Nae6cnb Der bOe &ort
lant Der Mt6eiIunB;
@eFli6er 9riegsidanpGut.
y0 Nraeri nHO RarOniueH an bcoH Sein Oclen
Ynnen br aitO
Die grten mndu ben @erind Die ibnn ben 9udcn
@Gbc ulnd eHnen SeaHugcn wieOcr5no6crn gle lire
@urffc 6adn nueber bem Der OeMen NrQere s
iammen OOer wMrocu i'm Wabfampf abGcdlnscn
Die Sran5DH MtcrnabmeH mcBrerc Ingrc i'm Gas.0tr
wcdn Nbbag Sc NlOrt SOmmeS5bc nuO a6e Gale
ieSSuOes. u Sruppn idascH Oicic @Or6hc nit ter @6e
5nraf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
Ser fron8oiii9e g admit.
tugSbert@t.

< " 0 ~ W - NtNJ "t > r
tagSberi9 9 t.
BarfS, 10. Moi. Ger beiite
ga9niittae aliseege6ene Srontberi9T
meloet cine fortgeieste 9eidieBuna
inn &eroun.9e3irf peitlid Der 0ioas
III Der @c9eno oeS 9lpocourt.@aloeS
lmO Der &o6e 304
Sn einem fleineu @efedt iueitlid
DER Setu.S06e in Der @bampaene
nabmen sic 5ran5oien fiini5ebn sc.
fnngene.
Bon Der iibrigen 5rout miro 9ilibs
gemelOet.
Gas frou50iiide 81 ben D.
bullettn.
8aris, 10. Wloi. Gie beltte
qlbcno bonn fron5oiiiden ariegSbu-
reou peroifentIiGte offi8ielle @lit-
t6eilung ii6er Die @ntwidhngea
auf Der @eitfrout, bat iolgenocn
@ortlaut
.SSn Der Champagne IieB Der
1Seino einem beftiaen 8om6ar0e-
ment in DER @eseno bon 2es N1es-
nil-2e D1oiions DC Champagne cine
9iei6e bon 9lngrifien fleiner 9lbtbei.
hmgen an oerIdieoenen @hnften bic.
ier 3ornt folgen
g(lle oieie 8orit0Be piroen entue-
oe ourH imier Sperrfeuer gum
Stilltono eebradt ooer ourd @eseu-
ongrifie 5uriidgelpieien.
sSn Der @egeno bon 8erolu CAB
cs Elm bcftiges gombaroemcnt inie-
rer crltcn nno 5iueiten 2inien peitli6
bon ocr @ludS
glif Oen S0ben 0es MnnSuicrs mar
eiu our1 le6baites 9(rtillerie.I5cner
oor6ereitetcr 9lnariif tnierer Enp.
pen ourdans crfolgreicb ltiHere
9atroiHHcn iduberten oic fein0liben
SGiibengrdben nuf cine Giitant bon
ctlua 200 @1etcr bon feinolideitGrlIps
pen mo brodten cine gln5abl bon
@eian9enen 5uriid.
llniere glrtillerie beihoB ieinolide
Tetadements ailf Der 5traBe 8ipi-
iden giicp mo Rannes, iiioipeIai9
BON 8biaucourt.~
8as bic 9clgier iogen.
Earis, rs, W2di. Cos belgi-
fde Souptquartier bat beute 8olgen-
oeS befanut aege6en:
ySelite Dlorgen mor ole glrtilleries
glftion III scr @cgcn0 bon Dirniiioe
nit groBer Snteniioitdt pieoer oiif-
genommen.
Cine 0eiItibe 9lbt6oiluns, ipeIHer
es gelirngen por, IN eiten 2aufsrn.
ben entlang ser Dier, noroIi6 bon
Girmlloe, ein5lt0ringen, Dur0e un.
mittelbar oarauf pieoer binonSgc-
trieben."
9trenge Strafe gegen
Steuerbinter5ie6er
betdtiGt
@erliM Is. Nlai. (lleberiec.
9lodri1tcn 9(gentur.) )-0as 0leicbS-
geridt in 2eip5ig bat oas llrt6eil se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
S6eitrer StrifeSienft.

&nrrtsburG ga, f5. @2ai.-
Der Strifcoienit Der Wlili3, weI9e
Dor etipa 10 Eagen III alaeg6enD-
GourtD berousgeruicn puroe, foitrt
oen Staat 5piibeu $4,000 mo
100000. 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
sdjurfc lle6erluadlllns.


Yierifonii6e @rcBe BON itarfcn eoi
trouiaen 6cicbt. 93eite lle6er-
idle meritaniiber 9anoiten be.
fiirdtet. Eruppen ioGeu Oic
9riidcn ser Sout6crn @acific.
@iicnbabu 6ei6iiben. III General
Scott bon GonTeren3 nit &ricgs.
niniitcr O6rcgon na6 @aibing.
ton 5nriidgefe6rt. r. @irO 6eutc
@cridt critnttcn.
N5arat6oit Ser, 10. 0iai. -
8. @unoanis, mel6er ser Gompognic
~" ocS Ia. aaOaacric.&egin
angc6ort unO permiBt mur0c lit 5cil.
te bon Dem 9crgpcrfsbciibcr @ban.
piou @ooO aus 9oQliaas in balls
pcr6ungcrtcm ln0 pcrOuritetem 81.
Itano III Ocn @al0rngen ingcidbr 80
Wieilcn norolid BON @oquiaas auigc.
fun0en porOcn. g9ooo no6m 0cn
Soloatcn in leincm glutomobil nad
Der Stoot uno iiber9ab i'm Dem Gapt.
g8m. @i. Smort pom bieiiocn Soipi-
tatGorps.
8 ilr . cp 6ung Der
@ren5c.
Gan 9fntonio, Ser, 10. @lai.
@rneralmaior 8reoerid 8lnitoil
mO iein@cnerolitobsdcf @iaior @ial.
bern &ia8nrnum ba6en beute ans.
fiibrliAe Fldne fir lleberpa6ung
Der @rcn5c ailSgeorbcitct. 9eriAtc
bon @eneral @eribing 5eigcL oaB
cr icihc grlWpen engcr 5lianmen9c,
5oeen bal, ieoo6 i6einen porlduiis
feline Gperationen gcgen 6rancisco
Sillo 9cpIutt 5u iein
0ic 9epa6intg Der Sort6crn Ba.
.GiicnGa6n uur0c 6ellte bcibloi'
fen uu0 icor Bride miro bon Erup.
pcns9lbt6eillmgcn beicBt wcrocn Sn
8oac groBercr militdrii1er Inter
ncbnuiisen piir0c ole 9cnuBung 0eI
@iicn6abn eriorocrli1 icin. 0us 80.
SSniontcrie.Hegiment lit beiltc Abeno
6ier eiheetroifeu.
ltcbcrfGIlc be cfiirhtct.
" lpinc, Ter Is. Yloi. ,Sli-
folae BON geridten, OoB Merifaner
lle6eridae bea6iidtieen, bat S6eriii
g8olter BON 9llpine-Gountu oen @ou-
perncur 8er8uion tclc9rap6iib I'M
Gntienolmg bon Sruppen na6 Ger.
linguo, 65 Weilen iii6li1 BON Alpine,
eriu1t
Die 8uitdnOe ioaen 0erart bciorg.
niBerreaeno iein, OnB 9lidter Eurne0
iGmmtli6e oifentli6en Sdulcn ge-
ibloIieu bat. Iic lebte Sc6rerin lit
bcutc bier eingetroiien.
&cute Gonfcren5 itbcr
Wterifo.
gS ofbington 15. Dloi.
@cuerolitobSbei Scott Ger uoM iei-
ncn Gonicren5cn NIT Dem merifani.
idcn Sriegsmiuiiter 06regon uuo
Arizona republican., 1916-07-02
HAVE THROWN FORWARD STRONG
 OFFENSIVE TAKING SEVERAL VILLAGES AND MANY TRENCHES
Republican A. P. Leased Wire)

The British and French troops, thrown forward in grand offensive against the German lines both sides of the River SOmme, sixty miles north of Paris have pene trated point depth of five miles, taken several villages and captured labyrinth of trenches extending to depth of 1000 yards front of seven miles,
 The drive, the most spectacular in this region the British captured LoOs last September began Saturday morning after the German trenches had been bathed in hail of shells from guns of every cabre for days Pro- gress has been reported along the entire front of about twenty-five miles.
 The greatest gained by the British was on the
 right In the center they captured designated in the of
 cal report many strong points, along front of four miles, But north of the Ancre valley to Gommecorut powerful counter attacks by the Germans have resulted forcing the British back from various sections of the ground gained in their first onslaught
 The town of Albert was the starting point of of the
 ercest thruss the British advancing from of the town to Montauban than five miles away Besides MOntauban and Sere, the villages of Hebuterne La Bos seillo and Mamez have been captured. Two thousand German prisoners have been captured through the British collecting stations
 In cooperation the British and French initiated strong offensive South of the Somme they captured four villages and north of that river they established them selves in the neghborhood of Hardecourt and Curu The number of mWounded German prisoners taken by the French had reached $500 up the time of the sending of the last official report
 1 The recaptme of the famous Thaumont work by the French also has been effected This important strategic pont has changed hands several times and around prob ably thousands of men have fallen On the left bank of the Mouse the fighting is most intense around Hill 304 e l Mort HOmme and Avocourt
 In the Irentino the Italians continue to advance along the entire POssina line and in the Arsa valley Artillery bombardments mark the action the rest of the Aust Il Italian front
 While the Russians report progress south of the Dmester river, ln Gaca, the AustroG Germans claim the capture Of Russian works west and northwest of TtSk especially in the vicinity of Soku, Volhynia T Maintaining their drive against the Aust1ians in Gal ca in the region of Kolomea the Russians have captured many villages Northwest of Kmpolng, Bukowina the ohJo IL. selzre Of several strong positions Attacks of German
 troops in the region of the Lpa river repused with Q heavy losses Petrograd asserts. Q The German troops under General Von Linsinqen n have taken Russian positions west of Kolkia and sot it west of Sou Fighting is progress southwest of nts General Linsngens forces since June 16 have can tmed 26 officers and 4165 Perograd reports the to number Of prisoners taken from June to June 30 nc ~ sve as 217000 officers and men,
Arizona republican., 1916-07-02
LIEUTENANT GIVES
 UP "HOT TRAIL ;
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SAN ANTONIO, July 1.-Unwilling- ness of lieutenant of the Eighth cav airy today to assume responsibility when in pursuit of raiders near Fort Hancock served to avert the adding of another complexity to the international situation.
 Late reports to General Funston told of the raid by eight Mexicans about 54 miles southeast of Fl Paso. Lieutenant Edwin N. Hardy of the Eighth cavalry with a small detachment began the pursuit He did not come within range of the raiders but followed their trail to d point where it entered the river leading in the direction of the Mexican side The Mexicans had driven away a few horses.
 The lieutenant reported the incident adding that he did not feel like asgum- ing the responsibility of following the Mexicans across the Rio Grande. Cap tain Elroy Biting was ordered by Gen 1 eral Bell at Fabens to make an inves | tigation and if the trail was fount 1 still hot" it was expected he woult i follow it across. He was cautioned | however, to avoid if possible, a conflic
 with any of Carranza's troops.
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-The gov ernment closed it's fiscal year yester- day with total receipts of $S3S,4O3,963 and total disbursements of $759,666, ,159. an excess of S7S,737S10, compared with a deficit of $59, ,436,5SO for the year ending June 30 last With the income tax and internal revenue re ceipts in 1916 showed up far above the estimates made by Secretary Me- Adoo and swelled the balance. Income tax receipts amounted to S124,S67430, compared with $79,S2S,GI5 last yean an increase of about $t5,090,000 over the amount expected by officials even as late as q week ago. OF the total s56,- 909,94 came from corporations and S67.957, ,4S7 from individuals.
 The balance in tEe general fund at 1 the close Of the year was $23e,S59, ,599 including amounts to the credit of dsbursing officers. The actual balance was STA. .965,2 the largest balance in the general fund since 1908.
 1 In l statement analyZing t.lc figures Secretary McAdoo said larger interna revenue receiT ts of the year have beer due in great measure ito the un- 1 prccedented prosperity of the country
 and the vigorous enforcement of thu
 internal revenue laws"
 Custom receipts for the year, Mir
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CHICAGO. July Headlines of na- tiunal guards in the central division is progressing satisfactorily accord ing to army officers here tonight to whom reports from mobilization camps throughout the district were sent. The following is partial summary of the status of troops in the division which have not left vet for the border:
 Icwa--Quota ore brigade physica! examination has been completed in all units. except one battery, one squad - ron of cavalry and brigade headquar- tcrs. One hundred and two men have been discharged because of physical disability from the first regiment of infantry.
 North Dakota-Seven companies of infantry have been mustered in. Phy- sieal examination beginning Ord nance suppiy received today.
 Missouri - All muster completed Brigadier General M. Clarke mustered in today as commanding officer of Missouri brigade
 Wisconsin Mastering in complet ed. One troop of cavalry and one bat tery of artillery have been examined physically. The entire first regiment Continued on Page Three)