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Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
But As They Disband, They Distribute Literature Over Capitol Calling On Men Not To Enlist.
LODGES ATTACKER
 SEES THE LIGHT
Flops To Side Of Patriots, Whose Ranks Grow Hourly Calling On Congressmen To. Stand By President.
CBy Review Leased Wire)

WASHINGTON, April 3. Most of the paeifists who came to Washington under the guid- ance of the Emergency Peace Federation to protest against war had returned to their homes to- night. convinced that their efforts were useless. Every train leaving the city today carried some of them away.
 Inconing traina however, brought in more "Pilqrims of Pat riotism" Several delegations ar rived from cities in the middle west and promptly went to the Capitol to urge their senators and representatives to stand behind the President.
 Still Protesting
 The remaining pacifists were busy on Capitol Hill too. They continued to seek to pledge votets against the war resolution asked for last night by President Wilson. They tried to see the President but he could not receive them.
 Preach Sedition
 Printed pledges not to enlist in the armed forces of the United States were circulated about the streets and each senator and representative re- ceived through the mails a copy of ,la snl o- hn m Q a meeting last night. e.
 Peace Painted "Yellow"
 The headquarters of the Emer- gency Peace Federation in a Pennsylvania store room was raided several times during the day by citizens and national suardsmen who demanded that the place be closed, declaring its occupants were engaged in campaign of sedition. During one of the demonstrations a guards man threw a pail of yellow paint over the plate glass window in front. Then the police were ap- pealed to and during the remaind- CT of the day two patrolmen were on duty at the door. Despite this protection the pacifist leaders de cided to abandon meeting scheduled for tonight and repair ed to a room in an office building to discuss their plans.
 eannwart Reforms
 Alexander Bannwart of Boston. who was arrested yesterday after a fight with Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and several other persons, was dis charged in police court today when he declared he had changed his views after reading the Presidents address and Senator Lodge sent word he was too busy at the Capitol to appear against him. Later Bannwart went to the headquarters to urge the support of the President. His remarks met no favorable response and he soon departed
 Patriots Offer Hospital
 During luncheon of the Pilgrims of Patriotism" Charles Page of Sand Springs, Oklahoma, told of an offer of the Sand Springs hospital to the gov ernment for use in war and of plans to build additions to care for 2000 pa tients. On behalf of the people of Sand Springs he also offered to pro- vide a medical staff of not less than 15 members. The announcement of this offer which was made in for nal letter to Secretary Baker. later was greeted with applause and cheer. ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
WEATHER.

ARIZONA General ly fair; not much change in temperature
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04

NEW YORK CITY Average rrice ot cop per for week ending March 28-31.o8.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
Still Protesting

Printed pledges not to enlist in the armed forces of the United States were circulated about the streets and each senator and representative re- ceived through the mails a copy of resolutions adopted at the peace mass meeting last night.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07

Enor aud little son will not he home
until the lat of this month
The State Normal School opened
today Tor the fall aud winter term.
Wi,h ~ number of new faculty mem
bor-. additional equipment IN the
gar'or- branchc-. and handsome
u.H huldine. the institution 4 pre-
tlrri tar The most successful ses-
lion IN Il history The enrolment
- expected to be unusually large,
udcju4 from the registration on the
~ daN of the term.
NJ isabel Ward, of the Normal
faculty. returned the past week from
Venture. taht.. where lie spent sev
cra, weeks following the close of The
summer -chaol, visiting relatives and
FREUD
JUDGE H. u Terrell Ia, Joined the
rank at the local ear owners, havins
pur ha-cd q -cvou-pas~en@er \eh'
,iN. vhich hc viii use for pleasure
and business.
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SILVER CITY STRINGS

Federico Montero is in a local hos
pital with a painful flesh wound IN
the calf of his right Lee as II result
of n shooting affray early Sunday
morning in Chihuahua town Pete
Lopez. a chauelfer his alleged assah-
ant. is under arrest awaiting pre-
hminary hearing. which will be held
rs soon as Montero Is able to leave
the hospital.
The regular fall term of the dis
trict court for Grant County opened
Yesterday ut the court house. win
Judge RAYMOND RYAN presiding
Glennard Dresba,h, well known rs
poet and for the past two wears an
cmplove of the Phelps Dodge corpo-
ration al Tyrone, i one of the latest
Young men IN Grant County t" 'olW-
tarlN enlist IN the army lie went 0"
Dcming Friday. whore he enlisted m
the hospital corps of the regular
army. and Is now ON active duty at
Camp Cody.
In one of the fastest and cleanr>t
boNine bouts ever staged IN Silver
CIV ring. Bobby Waugh. DALAI,
Texas. lightweight, knocked out ia X
Read. former champion of Austria
LA, l33-pomder-. in the 18th round
of scheduled % round bout ~ the
Elk theatre last night
Tom Pridemore. now IN the lmi"d
States navy. being stationed az Ndu
Diego. Calf. g., spending few da'-
in Silver CITY on a tmloueh 1t, cn-
listed several months ago.
County Assessor Robert II. H"ul.
ware made trip TO Santa fe tu
pa-i week on official business.
United States District Judge Cola
Neblrtt L. spending few DAYS %
silver civ, having motored d"vi
from Santa Re during the past wee'
in his ear
Frank =. Jone~. president of th
I'll Pa,o Bank y Trust Company, am
a former resident Of Silver City
where he lived for many wears, bolnt
engaged in the wholesale grocer
business. arrived Yesterday for
brief visit. He viii return to Fl Pas
this evening
President T.. l.. Enloe, of the Stat
Normal School. returned the pas
week from Long Beach, Calf, whcr
hi~ family ha~ spent the summer, ,
order 10 take M hi- work at the rc
opening of the Normal today. Mr.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
MOGOLL0N MINUTES
IENchnngcI

The Oak Company 'pcncd M
new ore m both the Deep Down and
Maud : Mime duuue the week Ore
shipment have been doubled.
Production for August viii amount
lo nearly 10000 tons for the district.
Nine and mill, are working To ca
pacity. The -tcadv advance IN the
silver market together with the re
cent favorable development IN the
lower levels have added 10 the oper'
atlns conditions in the Mosollon-.
The improved conditions of the
road between Mogollon and Silve'
Civ has resulted in a large increase
IN the number of trucks and large
part of the freight i now handlet
entirely by auto truck.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
TYRONE TiDlNGS
Exchange
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Kin. Wade was in camp Ncdnc-
day after supplies and mail.
Mr.. and Mr.. Mel LYONS motoret
To silver City Thursday night.
Sadie Herman. Of Mogollon, has
accepted a position in the Phelp-
Dodge store.
Ju~,o Carrieano. of Santa Rita. i
visiting at the home of Mr.. Frank
Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Omar Barrett return
ed from southern California the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson returneH
Friday from week camping trii,
10 the mountains.
Mrs. X. Num- returned last wee
from a two months trip spent D.
california and Texas.
Mr.. and Mr.. +. NJ, SAWYER ana
Mrs. Il. II. VI. Ferguson motored I.
Silver City, Thursday
Miss Lois Neal left Sunday ior
silver CITY. where she will attend tn,
Normal this winter
Mr.. and Mr.. H. W. lverson a.
home from q two weeks Vacatio.
spent AT the Elephant Butte dam.
sam Mcintosh. brother of Mr.,
Jack Scott. left Wednesday for Sal
Lake CITY To ION the army
Carl Tennv was severely eat about
the head and face while working on
one of the company chmn drill.
Work has started on six cemen
tenement houses for the MeXicans
Each house will accommodate Gy
families.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Program

For the Foreign Missionary Soc.
ETY. of the Methodist Episcopa
church September 6. at the home q
Mrs. W. \. McCreary, on Soutt
Nickel Avenue.
Mrs. l.. Gaskill will assist Mr.
McCreary in entertaining the ladies
Subiect-"Thc Kingdom of God in
Legislation"
Bible Lesson''-Our Lord and th.
Golden Rule"
Hvmn-No. 49,.
Prayer-"For Judges and Jurors
Mrs. NJ. A. McCreary.
Reports of officers and commit
tees.
Topics-"Social Legislation Re
garding lndustry."-Mrs. l.. Gaskil
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
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A NOTED PRAYER IN TINE
UNITED STATES SENATE

Almighty God, we seek Thy
guidance and blessing every day
' in the task that has been com
, mitted To our hands. We try TO
, unite our hearts with the hearts
' of millions who are seeking Thy
, guidance and blessing upon our
, Nation in tins critical time. We
, pray that here in this Senate
' we NAV be- found IN accord with
' the highest spiritual interests.
' and with souls that are ever IN
: communion with God that We
' may be united not only IN our
' efforts but al our PRAYERS ana
: in our personal relations to God
' and lr our desire To eNalt the
= name Of our God in the midst
' of the people. Hear us IN our
3 PRAYER this morning. Guide Us
: in the deliberations of this daN.
= For ChIist's sake, Amen.
, The Journal of the proceed
= ing OF the legislative day ct
> Monday. Az. I -, 1917, was
' read and approved.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07

Films left to be developed or print
ed before 10 q. m, ready same day
5 80 p. m. Hatten. next to Graphic.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07

Advertise that surplus article in
the Graphic Want Column.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07

Try Graphic Want Ad-they &c
results.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
BERLIN CLAIMS GIGANTIC
 SuCCESSES--c0RIzIA FRONT

tire Bainsizza plateau and the domi- mating upland will soon be restored to Austrian possession.
 The statement declares that the Austro- German forces have captured more than thirty thousand prisoners, including several whole companies, with their officers. and have also taken three hundred guns of large and small caliber The success of the Austro- Germans is complete and overwhelm- ing. Fighting is continuing with ter rife violence at all points north of the Gorizia line.
 Announcement of the great victory of the Teuton forces is causing The widest rejoicing in Berlin and Vienna.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26

portant fighting during the night
 In the attacks launched This morn ing on the Flanders front in conjunc- ton with a heavy offensive inaugural ed by the British, the French forces captured hundreds of prisoners and gained much additional territory During the course of the advance tho French troops drove their way across two rivers. the soldiers wading in water mp to their shoulders and fight ing every foot of :he way across
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
CASTRO AGAIN IN LiMELiGHT

By Associated Press.
 PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD, Oct 26-After a lang period of absence from the spot hght, Cypriano Castro. the former pugacious president of Venizuela, has again achieved world wide attention through being ordered to leave Trinidad because of certain alleged attempts to foment trouble in the time honored Venizuelan fashion by raising a revolution.
 The authorities today informed the former president that he will have to vacate the island immediately. It Is said that the American government is the instigator of the order. At any rate Castro blames the whole thing on American intervention and grinds his teeth in turbulent rage against the "Americano's."
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
By Associated Press.

PETROGEAD. oct 26 official rc- ports from the Riga front assert that the Germans are continuing their re- tircment toward the Dvina. The War office statement says the Germans are laying waste :he country as they re- tire and the majority of the villages in .he path of the retreat are razed to the ground.
 The Russian vanguard is reported m constant touch with the enemy but no importants engagements have oc- cured, the Germans evidently intcnd- ing 70 avoid battle if possible.
 The statement says the Germans have retired over front fifteen miles in width near the rayckoff road sec tor and along the Little Jacgel River The Russian forces on the Northern
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
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 $2.00 per month.
GARDEN OF KNOWLEDGE"
 DREAM TONIGHT

X play based on eugenics The Gar den of Knowledge" will be presented at the Dream tonight. This play deals with an attempt to raise pure minded boys and girls. It has created the greatest sensation in filmdom, for many a long day. If your mind is pure, you should see this picture. Children would not care to see this Sensation" and they would confer a favor on the management if they would wait until Saturday night when a more appropriate show for children will be presented. The Garden of Knowledge" has been passed by the censors and while it deals largely in 'The Nude" there is no vulgarlty or suggestiveness. The admission will be the same as in the States fifty cents. shows S.3O and 10.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
ALLIES AGAIN ACHIEVE GREAT
 GAINS ON YPRES FRONT

along the Belgian war front east and north of Ypres.
 Following an Intensive artillery bombardment extending over the greater part of the Belgian line, Gen eral Haig made two separate attacks against the German positions this morning, making signal gains at each point of onset. The first of the drives was launched from point near the village of s! Janishak with the line of attack directed westward through the Southern fringe of the Houthulst forest and along the low ridge to the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore known as the Rose Candy Store and Arctic Bakery IS being dissolved and the business will be continued by Carl Poaath on and after Oct, 26th 1917
 All accounts against the Rose Candy Store and Arctic Bakery should be presented on or before the morning of Oct, 26th. All those ow ing the Rose Candy Store and Arctic Bakery will please pay at the store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
By Associated Press.

PARIS. Oct. 26-The War Office an forces on both Inc Ainsc and Flanders fronts in the oficIal bulletin issued at noon today.
 After severe fighting oxtonding along the entire southern edge of he Hout- hnlst forest region. the village Of Draeihank and the Papegoode woods have been carried by the Branch troops on the Flander line and number of important positions on the Aisne front
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26

region of Nieuwemoven.
 The second attack was directed along Gheluvelt ridge in the general direction Gheluvclt intense lighting proceeding on both sides of the Ypres Menin highway. The French and of the allied line while the British movement was under way and ad- vanced along a wide front.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
1y Associated Press.

BERLIN, oct. 26-Sweeping away the opposition of the Italians in a gi- gantic rush extending along the whole northern section of the lsonZa battle front with the heaviest weight of the offensive directed to the key positions on the Bainsizza plateau, the Aus.ro- German forces have made wide and extensive gains along every section of the line, capturing positions of. the greatest s.rategetical importance in addition to immense numbers of pris- oncrs, guns and war booty.
 Reports issued by the General Staff assert that the Italians are being for ced steadily backward along the en-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
CANADA TO HAVE NEW
 NEW COMMITTEES
By Associated Press.

OTTAWA, Oct. 26-Two new wal. committees which will have the task portant war problems were appointed by the Union cabinet today. One of "War Committee" and the other as the Reconstruction and Development Committee"
 Premier Borden will be the presiding officer of both committees
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
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McADOO APPEALS FOR GREAT
 TWO DAY LOAN DRIVE
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26-With but two days of the Liberty Loan drive campaign left in which to raise the contemplated five billion dollars, Sec nation to join in a last great drive to secure the additional billion and q half dollars required to bring the sub. scriptions up to the five billion max imum set by the officials at the com mencement of the campaign.
 The treasury officials believe .ha. d further increase in the campaign ac- tivities will result in the balance be. ing raised in the final two days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26

boy employed for years in .he Nevada, approached the sanctum and unbur- tened his soul to the effect that he Is leaving for Japan on the last steamer never more to return. bu: neverthe- less, desired to keep alive his mem ories of life in the Northland and wished the Nugget forwarded to his home in Kagoshima, And to prove that he meant i:, laid down the price of one years subscription to the Weekly edition. That Tommy is not alone in his desire to keep in touch with the affairs of Nome when far away. is indicated by the receipt of more subscriptions for the Weekly edition from parties going outside than has been the case in any previous year in the history of the publication. The display of interest in the Weekly
 is exceedingly gratifying to the man. agement as it proves to great ex- tent that the endeavor to furnish an
 interesting weekly paper specializing in local news is not entirely unapprec- iated by the public. It is also pleasing to learn, as in the case of Kamezono that .hose who go far away with the contemplation of returning no more wish to retain their interest in the camp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
By Associated Press.

MONTREAL, Oct. 26-A series of explosions destroyed a large part of the plant of the Canadian Explosive Company located at Vaudreuil, on the shore of Lake St Louis. about one hundred miles west of here
 According to the reports reaching here this morning. the first explosion. which occurred in one of the packing houses, was followed by series of others as the fire, which originated in the frs. explosion. spread to other buildings.
 The explosions are reported % have continued in close succession for over
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
kERENSKY TO RELlNOUISH
 ARMY COMMAND
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 PETHOG}AD Oct 26 The Novoc Nrcyma and other leading organs say premier Ncrcnsky win probably rcleu- uuish his post of Commander in Chief of the Russian armies some :pmc this week
 General Boukonin, former command :r of the Sixth Army is mentioned as his probable successor in the command of the military farces.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
FRENCH MAKE SUBSTANTIAL
 GAINS IN FLANDERS

No important developments have oc- cured on the A.suc following the close of inc night lighting and the new ground gained is being consolidated with ;he main French dcfcnses The communlquo also announces that a new German attack on the Verun sector last night WIS broken up by the French artillery fire
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
INTERNED GERMAN
 SAILORS ESCAPE .l t..a.s5. t.@ Press

ATLANTA, Oct. 2G Ten German sailors belonging to .he crews of the various German ships seized by the government offer thc war declaration who were intened in the govrrnmnt military barracks at 't McPherson. escaped last night through a tunnel dug under the barracks. The escape Was not known until daylight this morning. The men made clean get away and no trace of them has been discovered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
NEWS NOTES

The politicians are again busy spccula.ing over the news reaching Nome on the Umatilla that there is still a prospect for change in the Marshalship of this district. The re- ports say that the appointment of Marshal Jordan was not confirmed by congress and this, together with the unexpected arrival of Marshal Jor- dams chief rival for the Marshalship, Phillip Corrgan, is leading to all <indS of surmises.
 The report is confirmed by the Alaska Daily Empire, of Juneau, in it's issue of Oct II in the following terms.
 "Word comes from Washington that the reappointment of Emmet F. Jor- dan and F. R. Brenneman as United Third Divisions were not confirmed by the United States Senate. Four ap- pointments were made to Alaska dur ing the last week of Congress--these of the United States Marshars men, toned and those of Judge w. A. Holz- heimer of the United States District Court a: Nome and w. A. Munley for United States District Attorney at Valdez. Only the last two were con- firmed"
 The paper adds that it is understood that the reappointment of Marshal Jourdan was opposed by Senator Wm. King, of Utah and that of Brenneman by Senator John Sharpe Williams. The reports received locally say Sen ator Chamberlain was also a vigorous opponent of the Jordan appointment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
WRECK
 CANADIAN FACTORY

an hour, wrecking a large portion of the plant and smashing the windows of dwellings many miles from the plant.
 The reports, although mca ger, indj- este that there was no loss of life so far as known although several hundred people were employed in the plant A number are reported injured The cause of the explosion is uncertain and an Investigation is being made under orders of the government. The loss us estimated as approximately sixty thousand dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26

the populace of both cities vyeing in great demonstrations of joy over the triumph of the Austro- German arms. In the opinion of the military critics the blow struck by the Tcutons is in the nature of q disaster and will force the Italians beyond the Austrian boundry on the Gorizia front.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
WHITE RESIGNS PRESIDENCY
 MINE WORKERS
By Associated Press.

INDlANOPOLIS, Get. 2G-Announ- cements from the headquarters of the Mine Workers union in this city to- day say John P. White has resigned the presidency of the United Anne Workers of America and will go to Washington to act as adviser to Dr. Garfield, the National Fuel Adminis- trator. White will be succeeded by Frank Joyace, the Vice president oe the miners organization.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
NEW FRENCH WAR
 LOAN OUTLINED

PARIS, Oct. 26-Mins.er of Finance Klotz has outlined plans for q new war joan which will be limited to ten bil- lion francs. The plan has been ap- proved by the new ministry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26

drawn to the border of Ifndine al sev- cral points and are preparing for the evacuation of the BaAnszza plateau. The official statement offers no com ment on this new development in the Gorizia military situation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
Italians Evacuatne Bainsizza Plateau By Associated Press.

ROME, Oct 26--Thc War Office to- mission that under the tremendous pressure brought to bear by :hc com lsonza front the Italians have with
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
nAlc STARTS TRIPLE SMASH IN FLANDERS
GERMANS RAzE COUNTRY
 IN RIGA RETREAT

end of the Riga front are following the retiring Germans and have ad. vanccd as far as the Eisa-Orcl rail- way line without discovering any signs of the cnrmv's presence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
OUTSIDE LOOKING IN

You can keep posted Outside looking in by having the Weekly Nugget sent to your outside address this winter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26
OUTSIDE LOOKING I'M

You can keep posted Outside lookina in by having the Weekly Nugget sent to your outside address this winter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-26

German Troop Landing Frustrated
 .rETEOG;AD. Oct. 2G-The War office announces that efforts made by the Germans to land large force of troops on the Wccrcdcr Peninslua in the region Of Tomla have been frus- totcd by the Russian forces guarding that section of the coast line
 After severe fighting the enemy forces were compelled 70 retire to their transports.
 Moonlight water at the City Bath