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The Irish standard., 1917-04-21
Archbishop of Brisbane Dead.

News comes from Australia of the
death of the Right Rev. Monsignor
*. Dunno. Archbishop of Brisbane He
was native of Cork, where his fam
lily was we'll known. He left his ma
tive land for Australia in 1871 and
had never returned.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-21
BATTLE CRUISERS NAMED.

Names of historic naval vessels last
week were given to the five battle
cruisers being built for the navy.
They will be called Saratoga, Constel-
lation, Constitution, Ranger and Lex
ington, after the famous frigates of
the first American navy.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-21
Former Chaplain Of
the Maine Tenders
His Services TO US.

Rt. Rev. Mons. John Chadwick. who
was chaplain of the battleship Maine
when it was blown up in Havana har-
Dor in 1899 and who resigned from the
navy in 1908, has offered his services
to the government.
Monsignor Chadwick is now rector
OF Dunwoodie seminary, Yonkers, N. Y.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-21
faculty were held, after which a
lNnchQ0n u,os uiuon

luncheon was given.
Rt. Rev. Thos. j. Shahan, Rector of
the Catholic University of America,
was one of the speakers at the dinner
given at the Raleigh Hotel to the dele
gates, when greetings were read from
President Wilson who expressed his
regret that urgent business had pre-
vented him from accepting an invita-
ton, and assured the delegates of his
keen interest in the work they are
doing as contributors to American
educational resources.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-21

the schools were of invaluable aid in
the field hospitals.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-21

Church of st. Paul the Apostle,
Paulist Fathers,
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Mrs. ". +. Faggard and little son,
Billy, returned to portalcs last nigh;
where she will arrange her household
goods for transportation to Carlsbad
where they anticipate making their
future home. They are looking AT "A
number Of places expecting to buy
"A home, With their coming, Calls
bad will add very desirable and eX-
cellent family to her list Mr.. Fag-
gard is an influential ranchman and
has two lovely and accomplished
daughters who vii! enter High school
and two boys, one of whilh will be-
in the Grammcr grade.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Downing are
planning to spend few months in
Dcmning with friends, leaving tomor-
row night. Mr.. and Mrs. Downng
have resided in the valley for a nam
bcr of months and have made many
staunch friends who wish for them a
very pleasant stay in Colorado and
hope they will decide to return to
Carlsbad and make their home here
This they have promised to do, bur
wise men reserve the right to change
their minds.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Delightfully."- informal was the tea
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
c. c. Skies honoring her guests, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Downing who will
leave IN few days to spend num-
ber of months in Denver, Colorado.
In the lovely rooms were huge bou-
gucts Of white shaggy "Mums" and
ferns. Music was furnished by the
Edison and twenty-five or more la
dies and gentlemen friends lent their
presence during the afternoon and
evening. Mesdamcs Bujac and Dilly
presided at the urn and poured cof-
fee or tea which was served with waf-
crs as the friends chatted and u
lovely time cnsucd.
The evening current., 1917-11-09
NEW LUMBER YARD FOR CARLS.
BAD

We are going to have ncw lum-
Der yard in Carlsbad Within thr
past six months several new indus
tries have started in Carlsbad and It
shows the confidence that the pco-
pie have in the growth of the "City
Beautiful.
G.. VI. Richards announces that he
will open lumber yard on the lots
across from the old Dick Bates res
taurant. Associated with him will be-
Francis G.. Groves. Mr.. Groves has
educated himself along the lumber
line, having taken course Of study
at the University Of Chicago. then
working in the saw mills IN Northern
New Mexico. later in the retail lum-
her yards in FL Paso.
Mr. Richards needs no introduction
to the people of Eddy county Ten
years ago he started the Richards
Lumber Company rcsigning the man
agcment to become cashier Of the Ma
,ional Bank of Carlsbad. Later he
purchasRcd the interest of NJ. S.
Groves in the several companies that
they were stockholders in. One of
these yards he sold to Earl +. Han
son, who recently sold the yard to the
Kemp Lumber Co.
The evening current., 1917-11-09
LOCAL NEWS
BOOSTERS CLUB.

AT the meeting last evening of T.
Boosters club, at the Commerci
club rooms. n good number was y,
sent and an election of officers fc
lowed: W. A. Poore, was electca
president, A. J. Linn, secretary, an.
Francis II. Ryan, treasurer. Com.
mittees will be appointed by the pres
ident on publicity, good roads, goo
streets and many other things fol
the bettermc"t OF Carlsbad.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Hon. K. y. Thomas, of Washington,
ID. c., is expected to visit his little
daughters. Barber Nell and Annie Lee
Thomas. Mr.. Thomas has been
member Of congress ever since the
little girls were born and they know
him in no other capacity than that
of national lawmakcr Mr.. Thomas
has served many years as railroad at
torncy, is now attorney for the Du
Pont and other corporations and is
one Of the ablcst lawyers in Ken
lucky. lie Is a member Of the House
judiciary committee, one of the four
big committees of congress. which
has rendered many decisions affecting
the nations welfare.
The evening current., 1917-11-09
PIANO At A SACRIFICE.

We have on hand in the vicinity of
Carlsbad, one OF our very best pianos.
Rather than pay storage. or reship
this instrument TO Denver, we will sell
it to responsible party at a special
price, on easy terms. Or, we will
rtnt the piano with the privilege Of
give full references in first letter.
Address Dept. A, KNIGHT-CANP-
BELL MUSIC CO., Denver, Colo.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Frank Wesley, one of the farmers
near Loving, paid the Currcn, Office
call today. Mr.. Wesley is very well
pleased with his returns from the >
800 pounds of alfalfa seed and cN-
poets to get ten or twelve bales Of
cotton ut the least figure, lie is hay
ing little trouble in disposing o, hi,
surplus hay or grain. lie is looking
fine.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

X. +. MADEIRA came in from the
ranch yesterday afternoon and is re-
turning today accompanied by Mrs. A.
j. Richmond and Miss Jayne Kindel,
who will spend the winter there as
governess. This will be Miss Jayne's
second year as governess and having
natural talent for managing chill
dren. she will probably enjoy the
work
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Yesterday being perfect day. DIR.
and Mrs. Erwin. d. jackson and wife,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rawlins mo-
tored to Rocky and spent the day
quail and duck hunting. They enjoy
ed fried quail for dinner with the
many other good things they took
from home and brought back a num-
Der of ducks. They expressed them
selves as having had IA delightful
day.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

The food conservation campaign
closed yesterday with 523 families in
Carlsbad signing the pledge. This
means n saving of many loaves Of
bread for the soldiers. For the good
work along this line the various
churches and the superintendent Of
the Carlsbad schools, G. NJ. Brinton.
deserve special mention.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Dr. d. d. Swnaringn, Of Roswell.
\. Mex, eye. ear, nose and throat.
glasses fitted, will be in Carlsbad ut
DR.. Laucr's Office 8, and 10th OF
each month.
The evening current., 1917-11-09
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

A man was brought in today from
the {. |. and +. Live Stock Co. ranch
shot through the leg Tie was placed
at the Sisters Hospital. The wound
was caused by dropping his pistol.
which caused It to discharge as it fell
the ball entering the Icy.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

LOST.-Betwcen town and the
Washington ranch mountain sheep
skull. which bounced out Of the back
OF the car Finder please leave at
Hotel Bates or Current Office for Ed.
Carr.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Harry Woodman and Jim Simpson
motored to the ranch yesterday Mr..
Simpson states that Mrs Simpson
is doing nicely since she has return
ed home.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

FOR RENT.-Furnishcd house. Ad.
dress. Miss Effie v. Hart, 302, y. Mu
Ave. Roswell, New Mexico
DO your swearing at the Current
,fice. Notary always in.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

{. w. Mcrihant, better known to
his friends as Uncle Clabc. left yes
terday morning for Abilene, Texas,
by way Of Roswell where he expect
ed to spend day or two and then
home by way Of Clovis. lie has en-
joyed his stay here with his sons and
his numerous friends.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Bud Campbell who is now foreman
OF the Ok ranch was in town yester-
day. Bud is n general favortc with
town folks and will no doubt make
many friends as n ranchman.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Bob Cleveland, from Malaga is in
town today. Bob is making himself
look very important by the addition of
a pair Of glasses. He says the cotton
picking is getting along fine but he
got his thumb hurt and hopes to be
excused for few days any way
The evening current., 1917-11-09

FOR RENT.-For cash, my tent
house, two rooms partly furnished
Located one block west of the Sisters
Hospital. For particulars see Mrs
Carrie Brawn.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Judge {. Il. Brice came down from
Roswell yesterday on legal business
and returned last night
The evening current., 1917-11-09

j. f.. Wallace. the contractor and
carpenter, is busy this week getting
the furnaces in order at the High
school building.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Mrs. Sam u. Smith motorcd to the
ranch today. Mrs. Richard Smith
and the boys returning with her af-
ter spending the week with Mrs Sam
B. Smith,
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Richard Westaway came in yestcr-
day from the ranch and will probably
spend few days here.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Will Smith and family of Rocky
spent the day with MIR. Smiths par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Sam u. Smith
The evening current., 1917-11-09

j. W. Camel left for Texas this
morning for a week or ten days visit
with relatives.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Highest prices paid for hides and
junk at the Pecos Valley Hide and
Fur Company, south Of Fire Hall.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Hardin Clark and Richard Smith
were here this week on business with
the court. They left for the ranch
yesterday
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Reverend Lcnard, of the Malaga
country. has shipped in ear Of first
grade white faced cattle which he is
very proud of
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Mrs. Vogle. who has been quite i'll
all week, Is some better tonay.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

DO your swearing at the Current
Office. Notary always IN.
The evening current., 1917-11-09

Joe Sutton, from the Black river
country, spent yesterday in Carlsbad
called here on business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
TElTONS CHECK ED.
Berlin Reports Part of Italian Left
Wing Was Cut off in Northern
piayc Valley: Remainder is Intact.

p.,i. Nov. l3.--It was confirmed
List night that Gcacral Foch. chief
or staff Of the French War Ministry,
viii remain in Italy until solution
Ct The present Italian military crisis
ha.; been brought about. He will di-
rect the operations.
Gen. Fayo'ls has been appointed
commander Of the French forces in
italy.
Dispatches from SOURCES late last
night told Of steady stream Of re-
endorsements and train loads with
ammunition and supplies to the leu
ton Trcntino ,ront.
London, Nov. T. --ltaly'S armies
in and Just below the Trcntino have
stood firm during the last forty
Ugh. hours against violent Tcuton
attacks aimed at breaking through
TO take tie Italian Pave line in the
rear. General Diaz's center and left
wing. lined M OF the v:cSi bank Of
The Pave. also remained stationary
and imtart.
But the ltnliau lett wing. retreat
ing westward in the northern Pave
Valley, is not yet out of danger.
Part o. ito. 900 mcn--w was trapped
ami captured By the Tcutons, who
hal got behind them near Longaronc,
e the northeast Of Bcllun", taken
Sunday Tie remainder Of this
aimy is struggling desperately to
escape on. irclcncni. Military nee
caSty demands that it SHIFT for it.
self. for D.ay is graphing with Il
rar greater menace to hiS main
inrccs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
II E,,'i tDS VICTIMS.
Eight: fa.r OF the World De-
scr Z" nv rwcgian.

scr. ,"" ,r rwcgiar.
~ astH I'Ort. Nov. Is. Capt.
Einar Evcnscu aud twcnty-four men,
cvn!pfisin. the officers and crew Of
tn" Norwegian steamship B%gdcuas.
captured October / off Madeira is
lands aud later sunk by d huge Ger.
man submarine. arrived al al AmeTi-
cln port Saturday morning OH the
Norwegian steamship Storfoud. Capt.
E.vcn%cu and the chief engineer OF
The i;ygIcnIs were held prisoners on
the Ii-boat for twcnty-four hours.
when The U-hoat captured Us,
:ail Capt. i;venscn. accompanied by
The chief engineer. | went Oh board
her, She was of II very large type.
After looking over the papers the
German commander ordered all irni@
:, leave the ship. Ample time. how
ever. VA, allowed IT," officers and
crrw To get their personal effects.
With The chief engineer and nysclf
still on board. the U-hoat towcd the
;ischoats FOR possibly seventy-fivr
miles, and we were released and told
tu ret into the boats and head for
/, The nearest land. which was ilfty
miles distant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
KaIsER's WIFE OUT.
She Doesn't Know Any of His Plans
of Dominion.

San Francisco. Nov. l9.-The mos
lonely woman in Europe, that's thu
Picture of the kaiscrin Is drawn ny
| Ed +. TrcftS. now of the Hoover
loud staff. but formerly Of the
! United States Chamber of Commerce
land twice confidential representa-
| tive OF President Wilson on missions
20 Europe.
SHE is an cXempiar to the Ger
man housewife Of all the virtues thc
housewife should show" he says.
THE nosition Of the Gcnan WON
m is that of child-bcarer and ser
lvic minister to her husbands wants
THAT is the kaiserin in her home
She has no part in the plans OF the
Kaiser for world domination. save
the bearing Of his sons. She's not Hi'
loved Il part. She has no sympathy
wi,h his plans, neither docs she on-
nose them. She is not allowed 10. IL
Tact She knows nothing of them.
SHE is probably the most i@nor-
ant person AT court on matters con-
nrctcd with diplomacy and the war.
The German peasant Woman walls
cn her husband. doing him service
The kaiscrin, in another sense, waits
on the Kaiser. and his decision II
her law.
Not so in thr time Of ms father.
His mother, daughter Of Quc""
Vic,pri;. Of l:n"Iqnd, was real IL
in, NJ" With his fnthcr, a rather easy
Going. quiet man.
That mother he learned to nat.
and all connected with her.
".icr he blamed for his witi'cfc"
;.rm. received al birth. an "vrr-pr"%-
rni humiliation &c him and hatal
handicap to his imperial ambition.
"Tlating her, he hated her 'n'i"-
encc with Ills father III Eoaihli!
battles were fought against hcr ana
her influence. So that when hc mar
risi. his mind was set against =
wife having au%h' 10 say on a"\
.,rhicrt outside the management -
A., bnr,n: :,"I cvcr ihru the uinl'a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
Canadians Murdered.

Hamilton. Ont. Nov. l.. --Bodlc@
Of ten Canadian soldiers we're found
with their throatS cut when Cana
Ji,rs drove the enemy from - posi-
tion in the Lens sectors recently, nc.
cor,Iiu~ to adyiccs received here to-
iav. The ten men had been captured
IN :, raid. aud slaughtered in cold
l,lnod when the German position wa;
Captain Alex Solomon w;
one oc the ten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
Women's Comfortable
and Durable Union
Suits

We have lust large shipment Of the well kn0Hp
Munsinr Union Suits and Children. These gooas
have been weeks and have great
many orders to lot would early selections
unable fill orders this season for Mum
sing Union Suits the present prices
Suits Women, ..S7o $3.50, $500, s39o
Muusjnp Union Suits for Men, s75 S. 1925 $3.50 $3.50.
$50
Munsng Union Suits for Children $3.50, 3L75
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
WIVES OF GERM EEIDLi.
| arising !, Threatened 3nd Noun
;,inrrrS May Shoot Up iii: Place

| nfiSine - nitd''h'h "'" s''"''
;ainrrrS May Shoot Up iii: Place
\shcvillr. \. e.. No". li.--Du!tcL
States immigration authorities IN
c,arcr of Inc Hot Springs station
soar here. where j 500 officers a':,i
mrn If German merchant .hinr -"
in;criyrd. have informed Washington
,liriaIs ur two threats "f ii'"uhl"
here
nmo Is lnrL sclcnt%-ilv" German
married women who have been living
IL the vilIar" Of Hot Springs to b"
near their husbands will attempt /"
take III quarters IN the station ana
provoke u riot amou" the mrn il thci
ar, rurcihiy resisted. The other oa,'-
.ecr i that nearby mnuntaln""rs VII
shoot up III" camp out Of REVENGE
as soon ~ they learn Of thr killing
ii any "r their s"dicr boys IN ''rnli"c.
The German wumcn have been 'iF-
iuar coutentcdIy ri Hot Springs WITH
,i,rir hundred ~ NOR" children up
/, ihis week. being supported by
;hr thr,c-rourths wage wilch tic
s;tramship co1upoui"S have been rny
ing their husbands. The women. >"
learning THAT this monthly atiren"
had been stopped. notified Director
Of lutcrnmcnt Alfred Hampton that
rs soon ~ the money they had on
hand was conc they intended I" take
iup quarters in The camp and be cared
ror by the United states.
The director replied that il was
not the duty Of the government 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13

care for them, but they must look
to the county or state. They persist
ri they would come into the camp
AMI on icing told that they would be
kept cut BY force if necessary &c
rIied that they would come in any
WV. ut the time they said
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
TAk l.. tiIII.n'S LEE.
!IcpcIrssIy lrcurahIc Infant Will nc
Given Poison by Doctor.

Given Poison by Doctor.
Chicago. Nov !:;.--.Paul IloGIiOla
four years old, is being administered
deadly Drugs rs ais parents, with !"
fall knowledge that th2y will ca'i'@
his dr&tn within two months. Tn"
drugs are being %i"rn the little boy
under instructions Of DR.. Harry j.
I!ai&cl,Icm, who declares tn" child -
suffering from IN extremely small
head. impaired hro9thjng and oti:r
nrurHb" ailments, and would Ec Il
h"r-i.<s ;di,: e permitted /" live,
The rhii,!'.: mother has e:I';1:rd
~rra; mental a~u!!.:' sine" his hirlE,
ami if nc lived the suffering eventual
" mnuld kill her" said Dir. llaise'-
d"u today. ">h" has had no rest i"'
monthS because Of the c"nsCan' cry
in" uf the little unc. who suffers ~
,"nsc!y MI til" time.
Som" minor ailments mi-"t a.
.ur.ei by IN operation. but 1t W"u'i
moi. restore his mentality. The trca'-
mem; am directing will result IN
his death within ;wn 'aou;lS. opia>"r
i; the m"ciri;'" ircv'n. III" 'h"'
from suffering mca'r"hl'r. 1h" pa
,rn: a"rrv witn nc fully ana ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
NEWS OF FHE DaE

Two Cincinnati police officers were
killed yesterday as the result Of an
attempt OF detective to arrest 1
man suspected of robbing a Jewelry
store last week. The dead are City
Detective Albert Wagner and Pa
trolman George Lie Porte.
rs result of a fractured skull
received Sunday in football game.
Harold \ Hottie, II, of lrdlanap0-
lis, died yesterday. He was injured
about a month ago i'll Il football game
anl had promised his mother nc
would not play after the game Sun
DAY.
Poison candy was given to school
children at Pcnsaukcn, n. D., yestcr-
DAY by three men. Thirty-five pupils
we're seized with violent pains after
eating the sweets. Stomach pumps
S@vcd their lives, but many are in Il
serious condition.
With every county in Ohio having
reported officially, Sc, to the secrc-
t%ry of state and the remaining two
by county scat officials, which have
rot yet been reported to the sccrc-
tary of state, prohibition in Obi"
has been defeated by majority of
,723 on The face of these returns.
The total vote stands: For prohibi-
ton. 5222,i30; against, prohibition,
52l,l53.
Officials Of the War Department
who have carefully examined the re-
ports Of the military observers Of the
United States army with the allied
ICrccS AMI with Gen. PcrShfnc';
units in France and o. others VINO
have returned from several months
experience on the Western front, are
convinced that the 'march to Berlin"
will never be accomplished until the
present system Of trench warfare on
Tic Western battlefront in France
! abandoned and i direct, tremendous
;Nd inSiStcn' frontal attack made and
Kept up against the German lines.
China yesterday lodged formal pro
test with the State Department
against the action Of this government
IN concluding the Lansing -Ishii agree
lncni. The protest. i, is understood.
Il: base. principally "pon the action
# The United States and Japan in
concluding ~ agreement which "
'aliy affect, Oh II without consult
me- the [ .nilp<t ew. nI'umnpt
Arizona republican., 1917-09-19

ago, the water bills for the next year are being mailed out. They should have been sent on September 1, but have been held back until the last minute in the expectation that a diff ierent program would be inaugurated after the transfer Of the project from the government to the water users.
 But nothing has yet been done, and word from Washington is to the effect that there is nothing in sight to give encourage me1t to the transfer Judge Kibbey, Ins5l for the water users, IS now in Washington and has been en- deavOring to effect a contract between the government and the users, but without avail.
 The bills just now sent out are for Seventy-five cents an acre, and atten- ton is called to the fact that the bills, if paid before October l will have 5 per cent discount But if not paid by January l a penalty of l per cent will be attached and also a penalty of l per cent month against all water right applicants who are one year in arrears, with water to be discontinued.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-19
NEW 1918 TRACTOR
 OV VIEW IN PHOENIX

Much interest is being shown by the local farmers in che announcement made by the Arizona Motor Sales com pany of the arrival of the first 1918 Model Bean Truck Pull Tractor. Many refinements have been put on as well as some improvements added, making this tractor as fine in appearance as it is a good worker.
 Adolph Hanson, superintendent of the Los Palmos Verde farm, and owner of one of these tractors after looking over the new machine, said, Its sure a dandy, but l am satisfied with mine and would not trade for all the trac- tors on the market.
 The Arizona MotoT Sales company announces two-day demonstration on Thursday and Friday of this week. All interested in tractors are invited to attend. The demonstration will be held on the Homer Diller ranch one mile west of the Country club. along the Arizona canal bank.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-19
PRESIDENT INVITED TO SERIES
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S-Pres dent John son of the American League tonight extended an invitation to President Wilson to attend the worlds series games in either New York or Chicago. Ii tie invitation is accepted an appro- pJiate military program will be staged in the presidents honor.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-19
PITCHES
 SHUT OUT BALL
 AGAINST CHICAGO
lRepublican A. p. Leased Wirei

CHICAGO, Sept. (NationaD- New ork gained a full game in the pennant race by shutting out Chicago ior the second time while Cincinnatti won from Philadelphia
 Benton's support was perfect and the locals Weie unable to get a man past second base until the ninth. Score.