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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
Noted French Engineer Tells Graph
ic OF Beal Mine

~ a large number of Graphic
readers are buying shares in the
Beal Mining Co., of Pinos Altos.
aud as the noted French engincc,
and geologlst, Albert +. Lipp, who
showed his patriotism by Joining the
l21thc Machine Gun Co.. has made
several examinations Of the proper
~. We deemed IT wise to secure a
personal interview with the big en-
elneer, who for many years was
with the Geologic Survey of France
IN an expedition which examined
about 1000 NINE, IN South Africa.
Madagascar, Chiua. Siam and An
anne in India.
Replying to the Graphic's question
regarding the prospective value of
the Beal mines, the engineer sad:
81 believe I = CERTAIN ito develop
INT" great mining industry and
consider II an exceedingly good
proposition for investment"
The engineer called attention To
the fact that there are nearly 900
feet of workings on the several
claims and that the mines are in q
proven district that ha7 produced
great ore values.
The engineer J. very enthusiastic
IN hi~ statements that the Bcal prop
crlyIr- are very much ont of the
ordinary.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
'"0'ana Woman Secret Dependent
Receiving Money

The first dependent of AN ,,n,.;
can : ddlcr killed in trench worsar.
!" c'i'e compensation r,der ~,
s'''r'phelil system will he N.s
vice Ltdd Of Evansville. Ind xil.
""'' m"i'er Of Private jam. n
"''>''''"' one of the victim, of "a.
erIi''h raid on Amer an r.,chr
Va France. November > Sh. v,l,
rr'rlN' II least So montl IA
.oi "ln'" Is the regular allowance
ana 20 the insurance payment pro-
v led nv the government for cver,.
soldier Thi, in addition ia the vol
n'hniv government life insurance far
winch Private Gresham may have
"p'lcd.
'ccord> here show thai nc;,h,.
irl'"l" Thomas +. Enrieht of pi,i.
bh@l. 'n., nor Private Mer. ID
HAY of Gllddcn, la.. who wer, kin
ed I" the trenches, left dependents.
and' consequently. no compensation
viii pr raid.
II" compensation to be- paid any
"' the me wounded soldier, depend,
on he seriousncss of their iniuries
For total permanent disability they
womb receive S2j month IN add
ll"n to the usual family allowances
for dependents. Dependent, of the
J. men reported captured or MISSING
VIII continue 10 receive allotments
OF pay and family allowances.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
Notice
State of New MEXICO,
G.. r. HUGHES.
Clerk of said Court.

County of Luna
To Whom 1t Nav Concern, and cs
pecially to all who are interested or
NAV become interested IN the estate
of Byron \. KnOwlc-. deceased. late
of the County of Luna. in the State
of New Mexico.
Whereas. the last will and Tesla
mcnt of Byron \. Knowles. ha~
been filed in the office of the County
Clerk for Luna County. New Mexico.
YOU are hereby cited to appear he
fore the Probate Court for said
County of Luna. to be holden at
Demine, New Mexico. on the 9TH dav
of January. 1918. Mt 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said dnv being the time
set hv said Cont for the rrobatinc
of the last will and testament of
Byron \. Knowles. deceased. there
To show cause. if any YOU have. whv
said last will and testament should
not be admitted To probate bv said
Court
Wines the Hon. {. c. Fielder.
Judge of said Court. this 20th dav
of October. 4. ID. 1917.
c. II. HUGHES,
(Seal County Clerk
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
Dissolution Notice

The partnership between Witon
Powell and G. +. Bonnell. business
known rs the h. 4 p. Photograph
Studio. is dissolved. Mr. Bonnell is
IN nay nil hills. 10pdi
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16

FOR SALE-lligh grade milch COWS /.
roam Durhams, part Gcrsies and
Dilrllams; one very fine llolstein
bull, II months old. Write or call on
rho>. Mcnamara, box 81, Fierro. y.
VI. lit.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR TRADE REIMBURSEMENT on
wo sections. seven miles from Dem
n1 Address Box CT. Deming. y.
NJ. 9-tf-,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16

FOR SALE-Two modern houses,
seven room and four room. with
bath and sleeping porches. 3 blocks
from postoffice. Fred Sherman.
Phone 240. Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
Omitted Property.

The omitted property values plac-
ed ou The rolls by the commission
follow.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
the STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
W.HTlM AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF LUNA.
CIVIL no. 40
Lou Ona Delanv. Plaintiff
IS.
Henry T.. Dclanv. Defendant.
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT.

NOTICE or TENDENCY OF SUIT.
To the above named defendant;
Notice j. hereby given that COM
plant has been filed and suit com
mcnccd IN the above named Court IA
the numbered and entitled cause bv
Lon Ona Dclnnv. ~ plaintiff. again i
YOU. the said defendant Henry T..
Dclanv. as defendant: that the gen
pral objects of said suit are to obtain
Il divorce. alimonv. division of the
property. the care and custody of
Frances Dclany and Henry 7. De
lanv. infant children of the parties
hereto and an allowance from said
Court for their support; and that
unlc-, vou said defendant. shall en-
ter Your appearance on or before the
Slll dav of December, \. D.. 1917.
Judgment will he rendered in said
cause bv default
The name and address of plaintiff
attorney are Nau.ht \ Watson. Dem.
ng. New Mexico.
Dated this 22nd dav of October, \.
D.. 1917.
G. r. HUGHES.
Clerk of said Court.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
~
WALTER HALL
Defendant

Defendant.
THE SAID defendant Walter Hall. /, here.
hl notified that civil action has been com.
in"nccd AGAINST HIM IN the District Court Of
ne sixth Judicial District 81 the state OF New
Mexico within and Tor the County Of Luna.
BY The plaintiff, Lula Hail wherein plaintiff
hf",s that IN. bonds of matrimony now OK.
sung between plaintiff and defendant Lc dis.
s"N"d that III" be awarded the custody of
ihc minor child III the parties Ia said action.
and for general relief
flhlhiiii alleges ~ grounds Tor said action
mat defendant has abandoned aud deserted
hiaihliii, and failed 10 support plaintiff
You, the said defendant. are hereby mott.
lied that y0u are required 10 appear and
answer The complaint IN said cause ON or he.
fore the 2l,t day Of December A. u. 1917.
the date Of completion ~ sorvcc BY puhlica.
ton herein and that unless You 90 appear and
answer, judgment Ny default will be- rendered
against YOU herein. and plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief PRAYED FOR in her com.
Ulant IN aid action
tn" nam" and addrcs, NJ Plaintiffs Attor.
ney Is V. I Hamilton. Dcming New Mexico
Witness my hand aud the seal 81 the Court
this 7ih d., 81 November T. u 1917.
(Seall & II Ut'CHES
NOV NO County Clerk.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
L GAL Adv RTISINc

~ TIL DISTRICT COURT OF THE
, r.n JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TuE
LATE or NEW MEXICO WITHIN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LUNA.
isaac T. DE Long.
"laintn
-. lIVII 4. ~.
Ada De Long. ~" ~
Defendant
NoilcL OF TENDENCY or SUIT
!" 10. ah"N. named defendant
Nn'l'' "a hereby given tina, a sun has boon
,''l'"rhoed by the above named plaintiff an A
- nov bending In the aboye named Cour,
sshihsi The above named defendant. tho ob
!ce' OF which said suit i 10 obtain judrmen,
inr divorce absolute from the bonds 81 mai,
tnnnn. now existing between the par,ies
PAINFUL and dicndant; and that unless you'
we aid defendant shah enter your appear
aner ~ said cause on or before The a6th day
OF december. 1917. judgment will he rend.
"'.l m said cause against you by default.
ne name and address IL the ATTORNEYS for
Mexico '' ''"''"s' W"
1917. dfiio, ~, ~
''" Clerk Of said Court,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16

FOR SALE-IIouse and lot. 100
Platinum street; rooming house,
spruce street; news agency, fine 10.
cation; two restaurants. fine locu.
ton. Pioneer Real Estate Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
classified
NWANT ADVERTISING
FOR SALE


FOR SALE
seven passenger studebaker Four good run.
ming condition; price si75 cash
ihreepassenger Studebaker r0adster-lel6
ut 1915.
Chevrolet 400. just overhauled; all good
urss' electric light and starter; jpasseneer:
seyenpassenger siudebaker. 1917 series:
roou ufes' and in first class running shape:
thls ear Is guaranteed to he just rs we repre-.
sent II 10 you. Price $3.50 cash
Also have overlands. fords aud Maxwolls
that we will sell or trade.
$40.
FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING MILL MA.
Tenor Machine tHan & Brown Mfg. Coz
Moriise Machine Hall 4 Brown Mfg. Co. J
jnini.r Head
Double surfaccr & Flooring Machine No.
~ tiloy Boihner.l
Coz
Jolnter Crescent Machine Coz
shaper Edwards Machine Co.
Band Saw Machine No. 3ls Crescent Ma.
ehine co) together with other mill equipment
Sec H. J. WILLIAMS at Water Companys
Office.
FOX SAILOR exchange for alfalfa hay, some
extra hnc brood SOW with litters Of pige. Also
some some extra tine dairy calves -Trowbridgc
,,.,-N 43.l6tf
FOR sALE-News agency in Deming, doing
olk business Pioneer Real Estate Co.
FOR SALE-Good restaurant; doing mammoth
bushes. Pioneer Raal Estate Co.
AOO-ACRE finely eauipped farm
l6O in cultivation; 10 head cattle. 10
hogs; lhrec miles, fine implements /:
GOOD peach orchard, AO-hp. +. & NJ.
engine; No. Il Layne 4 Bowler pump.
Nine miles southeast. Price S22,00
reason for selling. gone in army.
FOR SALE-llouse and lot. 100
Platinum street, rooming house,
spruce street; news agency. fine 10.
cation; two restaurants. fine locu.
ton. Pioneer Real Estate Co.
100 ACRES highly improved farm.
with 80 acres alfalfa. fine buildings
and improvements. 1000 gallon
well +. n NJ. l0-hp. engine. three
mllc- out. southeast: price 422 800.
Rcn~"n Tor selling. Joined the army.
FOR SAl.E--A Seldcn II, ton truck /.
new. unused top; ear in almost per-
feet condition; will sell for Sl250-
first cost $500. Inquire of Henry
Raithel. Palace Drug Store. 5-tf.c
FOR SALE-Two modern houses. |
seven room and four room, with
bath and sleeping porches. 3 blocks
from postoffice. Fred Sherman.
Phone 240. Deming.
FOR SALE-lligh grade milch COWS /.
roam Durhams, part Gcrsies and
Dirrhams; one very fine llolstein
bull, II months old. Write or call on
Ill -.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16

FOR SALE-lO II. L. Roadster. cost
new 5000, now 800. New pain;
and top Kelly Springfield tires all
around; big snap. Boss Rubber Co..,
III PaSo. Tex. 1t.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16

100 ACRES highly improved farm.
with 50 acres alfalfa. fine buildings
and improvements. 1000 gallon
well +. n NJ. l0-hp. engine. three
mlc- out. southeast; price 422 800.
Rrn~"n Tor selling. Joined the army.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16

WANTED - Twenty-Five tons of
bean straw. Truwbrldgc DAIRY.
l-ii.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
NOTICE or TENDENCY or srrr

NOTICE or TENDENCY OF SUIT
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THF SIXTH
JnpiolAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
~ ~, INV MENICo. WITHIN AND FOR
Iht COUNTY ar LUNA.
LULA HALL.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16

FOR SAl.E--A Seldcn IL, ton truck ;
new. unused top; ear in almost per-
feet condition: will sell for Sl2j0--
first cost $500. Inquire of Henry
Rnllhel. Palnce Drug Store. 5-tf.c
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
FOR RENT
LOST AND FOUND

FOl NJ Fox tail from ladies' fur
collar. owner call and pay. for this
notice ll-tt.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16
WANTED

WANTED--On ranch, houSekecper
with small family. Inquire al
Graphic. LITE.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-16

foh sALE-News agency IN Deming, doing
bug business. Pioneer Real Estate CO.
FOR SALE-Good restaurant; doing mammoth
business. Pioneer Raal Estate Co.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
7 Rail. Ed
BY YSLEUTHS
POLICE SAY
Claim COuzens Hires
Private Detectives to
Watch Them

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'''.''''h' "' 'i' .e'' ana 'lly lAN
and iAc alleged employment ot pri
waite sleuths to "rheck no" 0n the
n.-t - s.to-,i,. ana ...,,,l.,.,
are s"ia of on''ets u'su ia poioe
circles 20 he the cause OF much dis
affection within fb. aorartr,sof
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The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
CLEANUP SQUAD
MEN DENOTED

Six members of tho police clean
up quad were denoted TucedaY,
shortly after Robert Wills Nero
attorney. whose club at SO - Gath
erinest. was aided Monday night
declared he meu who conducted fhe
RAID would De- put down 10 rank
Derrick Brown of the cleanup
SQUAD. denied fhar Willis had any
thing fo do w.th the demoting OF
the siN meu and oiamed hat or
der- were received Monday. 10 put
these meu bact on beats
Patrolm,n lMrhhardt kcftiohut
and Cublty hreo ol the siN men
denoted participated o. me raid on
WIUls place Eighteen men were
arrested and large quauup Of
Iqaor Hat tzcd Wills was one
u rho.e arrested bui was released
uu the roi onal order OF Lieut.
0Nt,. ,biaf ~ Tho clean squad
Tlf members OF the c.can up
4uaa denoted afc Archie bWk
Isrlt LoW Grimm Fred kettlehut
I.ou He0drN nathan rgbley and
uat'd po~,li
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11

Second Ofense Will
Mean Jail Term, Says
Justice Sellers

JH-tice SELLERS hnrd three motor
car driver who were caught pced
ua while drunk S25 each with ihe
option 81 3o dave n jail Tuesday
= am g1I0e these spredcrs who
are usine ine streets FOR driyeways
while they arc Intoxicated the limit
OF the law said Justice Sellers,
and when thoy appear FOR sec-
ond time they Wiii get Sd days with
oar q anc J am soIng after these
men f1f hey are nuisance and q
danger to Tho city
Fred Wolfe 2 years ~ age. No
Too Guillol So WAS arrested by Pa
fru'man Frank Nef' aNnr he had
wn down peddler cart ON Michi
gan av, Monday afternoon Wolfe
WAS so intoxicated that it was with
dialWA char thc patrolman got
hm fo thc station Wolfe Is a spe
cial officer in the employ of the
Fisher Body company
Edward sweeney. ~ years 90 age.
SO 63 Coluwhlalsi west. drove
thru two safety zones on Hamilton
blyd AND finally cndeG with his ma
chine huuinf into telephone pole
Be was arrested hy Patrolman Zim
mcrmaa
Alex Wnkowski FL years old. No
fG Flower # was caught by Patrol
man rHuet a hr was speeding
down Grand Rtvoravo M0ndsy
night wh.lc under The Influence Of
o..
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
"H0W 1t Felt When I Died in BQffLe''-

as be struggles forward thru the
torn limos of barbod wire. around
fhcll cratere slipping and slidiAe
in the mud With comrades droppng
beside him and tho Tremendous din
of battle r.nEinE IN his ears sud
denly Do feels a sharp sfinging
sensation lir s hit' Let me 'ake
up his experience now in his own
words
- feH Tho oarfh koAr up and
siriku bard against my forehead :
know ] had fallen fet O. kind of
darkness come over me. but could
NOT move
After Iiftie fhe strange ringing
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
THE WEATHER

Dctroit md ,tctnttH Tuesdny night
uud - cdnrsdn, fair witt ri~ing tenn
pernfurrt tight frost toulEht3 modeer-
ntr southwc~tcFls Winds.
Lower NicbfgBnF Fnir TucsdRs
night with fro~ts ~iighti, warmer in
central nnd crst portions Nedne~-
dus falr mud warmer
tpp~r fnkc-t t.cntir Co moderate
" fuds hernnttna snufhrrit fair iueH-
dns night aud Ncdncsdn3 ',armcr
" educsdns.
lower Inkcst Moderate west Co
south nlndsi fair aud continued rooi
Tuesday might and Weduc~dHg-
Highest tcfnprrifure this date in
the past 90 senr-. 80 lu t~U5l loves.
a. fn fAT5.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11

ears AS foll loft mo. the mist
cleared from my eyes
- could see only dimly. hut
enough to know that my comrades
We're being forced back They We're
running past Hll around me in "a
moment WAS surrounded hv com
hatanis my comrades were making
stand directly over where ] las
Our men fourhf desperately ne
they. rftreated and many OF thp
pufA0.ne foo foil i'm their tracks
one was aiming hi- piece directly
above mc whom ho fe'l -hof third
The head fle foil directly acros.
mo. with hio weight
- tried fo move buf WAS foo
weak ! could only suffer and think
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
AMERICAN SHIPS IIl BATTLE;
ONE GERMAN U-BOAT sunk
NINE WORKER
GARFIELD'S AID

WASlIINGTON sept n John
p White president of the United
Mine WORKERS. today accepted the
invitation of Fuel Administrator Gar
field 10 act as one OF bis advisers
lie Will keep Dr Garfield informed
on the labor situation. wages and
other questions pertaining lo thr
miners
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
Early Report Had Six
Submarines Sunk;
Corrected

uASrfINGT0N. sent 60 gncre
tary D.ri.f. snno,in,.d this arrf
noon thar he rad Discovered ht. ra
Me- .,,d onc ~ rn. sl,n.ar,ro.
Vae nrohahl, lo.r frst.ad or siR. =.
a., as ,1no,nr.t
r,.rt..i. l..,,as tt. r,lioatrg
Ny, st..,,ior rs. u., heoo
c,il.,t =, e,r,,,,,s .r-,r r,,,i.
to ,~.,..,lt..re -. ~.,.,rt of tfo
&c.,. 81 V-..,,..-. .oa
o,tc, ,T. v4v. tre ~
nc~, f, ~. rr.-s ,h.. rorr.re
t s. rf.., =,
. .t, .,,, ~ tr. steam
,.t.l , er4
,..a,tI IN - 49,. -rl,r.~.p..
a,.'.I',..
ms. ..t.f.gr,,, not And
.,a,-t ,,.a. .,n," 80 ,bc .,h,os
- ,. ,.r,n..,.t. ioe,
WASHINGTON Sept ll-A bat
fIe hefween foet ~ American
.te,mshi-s and si, German boat.
~ fhr (oa.f az France Na an
nonnced 5v fba navy deparfncnt fa
ds,
The b4ffI. took Mace sent fMf
s,esr,c~ ,Nost,,o-o rooorfsd fo fI,
deoa~trent
Tbo yt..t0.ro is nm American
r,erotaof steamer
Tho nat darar+ren ent ded,..aa
sror, tt. r.ror. tbat Coru,an, ha
adonte5 ,na defnlte pollrv an maes
ine her boats for attack. apparent
Iv having learned uf The recent an
nouncemcrt that American hips
were goinz in groups under convoy
The steamers attackrd were bound
for Europe under CONVOY of Amer-
can war-Aip According 90 navy
reports. not yet complete. no loss
~ life is shown. Further parficu
lars are expected hourly by 'h'
navy department
Tho character ~ me ship
tackled h} che submarines "h''1'I
transports or supply ships was NOT
revealed h} the cti'iW t'ai'hrni
Neither was 80 stated wh"'htf Amer
ican warships presumably DESTROY
ers. were iu action or whether 'he
merchant snips ih'mrel'ei io'-h'
on the t-boate u - pf"'"ni'. h"W
ever. mar me American war H''--
W.. J. "'..lo'' ,.i. ~ ',3 .s. ,n,I.
li'',l. !" ,"'i. .,.a ,'.''h ~. .@.,,-d
l'i'.,'., '..'. ... ,s,
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
en neREwARo cARRINoToN.

In an Interview with Frederick NJ
kerby
How does ~ feel 10 bo killed iu
Daftle9"
What are fhc sensations of sol
dier al che moment of death
"ls 10 possible for fho spirit world
10 give those sun in thr mortal
world a plctAro of whaAif is like'to
d.c7"
imagine a soldier iu thc milsf oi
.ae heH % modern tnttle rictue
lini cac'mbcfed wi'h his equipment
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
Pc ETROGRAD NEAR SIEGE:
KORNILOFF AND TROOPS
ADVANCING TO ATTACK
R q e Z: Z: 6:
Belmont Results.

First Trace Rose rOr. ITO GF
Rohnsonl won Nepporhap f0t Nc.
Ateel. second Adelnr Patricia ma
trSengbl third Time ot l-a. Tht-.
f1r i,.ne sight wind and rrompc la
M Nrf ALSO ran.
~er1nd Race uouhlet won Mesh
bRch. second Archdaie third Time
4 l6 rupcrhumau and carter also
rHu.
rh.rd Race Dorcas won Traction
second Trlpl" Grown. third. Time,
: 90 lfnUDbaiH IRO rnu
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11

BERLIN. via London Sept liz
Numerous encounters between Ger
man advance forces and yanguards
OF The Russians between the Baltic
and rho Dvina were reported in to-
days official statement A number
OF prisoners we're taken
on the west front the war Office
said fresh fighting had occurred at
Nillaret early this morning which re-
suited IN favor Of The German forces.
PETROGRAD. Sept 1.-THE Rus
sian cabinet resigned today. an
nouncing !ts purpose was 70 grant
Premier Kerensky a free hand in
dealing with the serious situation
presented In Gen Kornilon's revolt.
Pending adoption Of complete
plan OF action by the premier. the
cabinet members will retain their
places Professionally
10 was formally announced today
Chat Premier Kercnsky had requests
ed Con AlcxicN. formerly chief Of
stan under Grand Duke Nicholas
and subsequently acting commanders
in.chief again 10 assume the post
of gcncralissimO vice kornilon
Frank admission WIS made by the
cabinet that the revolt places Russia
in a critical position There is great
apprehension no the city today OF
an armed clash between korniloffs
forces and those OF thc provisional
government
KornloT served formal notice on
tho premier iodaf chat hc would re-
fuse all orders llc announced that
Do would moi rclinQuBh his com.
mand on me army and that be
w0uid not arrest VI philoncnko. pro-
trional eof rnmnnf rommissioner
aionod a msn army hoadauar-
fers Phlouenk0 bad been branded
"a traitor DIS Kcronsky Heretofore
kornn0f simply diercgdrded Kercn-
ty commands furnishing no *.
Fanafi0u fod8y announcement.
howeter paet hin as "a leader ~
revolt
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
KOrnilOff Defies Pre-
mier and Sticks
To Post
DEMOCRACY OF
EMPIRE INVOLVED
KOrnilOff, Democratic,
But of Blood and
Iron Type

PETROGRAO, Sept t1.-Dl-
visions formerly commanded by
Gen. Korniloff have reached
Vyritxa. SO miles dlstant from
Petrosrad, according 10 word re-
ceiVed here today. The troops
are marching from Pskof to
the capital city.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11

printing--thc pinfn nest ktnn -fhnt
T. ri~hf--Tirrrs Bob nruf Wpfu t-71.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
A Selected Paper for a Selected Soldier

You can have the selfoensored Times-only Detroit
daily conducted time-saving papersaVing basis
sent 20 your busy brother IN the training camps
Tor what u would cost you 20 remal your own copy
$500 for 3i2 papers.
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-17
MADISON GRAIN MARKET.
sIOUA CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET

Sioux City, Sept. 17.-Usual Sat
urday conditions prevailed in the cat
tie trade. Supply was of small vol
ume and prices reported as about
steady with the previous session.
This week proved the banner one as
far as receipts are concerned for the
year to date, estimating 500 for to-
day, the total foots up approximately
1867, or 5000 more than arrived
last week and about the same ir-
crease as compared with the core
spending time a year ago.
Trade is closing in a good healthy
tone i'm all branches. Strong weight
beeves and heavy feeders show a de
gree of strength for the siX-day PC
riod, while excess of plain quality
stuff has permitted some adjustment
in rates and a break of Is 25c is
generally quoted for such kinds.
Week end hog trade drew a mod
crate quota and with outside wires
bearish the local deal showed weak
ness. loss being quoted 5H25c. Top
for the day reached $500. while
the bulk of sales covered a spread OF
SLIPS 617.55.
Bullish conditions have prevailed
all week i'm the live mutton trade and
prices are closing around % a. Toe
higher than a week ago on all classes.
Best feelings lambs this week clear
ed at $500. while top on native
lambs going to packers has been
S17.35.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-17

ing tune which Is associated with other
secular words. Yet Ii will sound as
well In "A church as IN community sing
Ing or upon the highway. for. while the
music has infectious spirit. IT has n de
votional quality as well.
The aim of the author was To pro-
duee n tune that should have plenty Of
fire and swing and still be so funda-
mentally simple as to recommend It
self 10 the average musical capacity.
In this aim he has emphatically sue
ceeded, as any one who hears the
music il aware M once.
Another version Is for brass land or
orchestra, and this was employed with
great effect by Victor Herbert and his
orchestra recently. Especially note
worthy In this Instrumental version.
which precedes the refrain OF the vocal
version with a stirring Instrumental
march, is the resolute and inspiring
use of the trombones and the tuba.
Mr.. Kinder reveals himself here a
master OF the art Of employing the
brasses. eel as he Is n scholar OF long
experience In the expert handling OF
voices.