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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
KERENSKY TO
BETTER Army
DISCIPLINE
|NRUSSFORCE
Russian Premier Declares that
The Army Discipline Must
Be Improved. Hope Felt
Though His Declaration.
(Px Review Leased wire.)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-News of
Premier Kerensky's determination to
still better discipline in Russia's
armies created almost as much graft
fication here today as reports that
General Korniloffs revolt was failing
and civil averted.
May Bear Fruit
If Kerensky succeeds in his dis
ciplinary program, Korniloff's attempt
ed coup will have borne good fruit,
in the opinion of officials and diplo-
mats. Such an accomplishment might
go far toward infusing a spirit of CO.
operation into the civil population, on
whose industrial spirit the war so
largely depends.
kerensky's Plan
Kerensky's plan is believed to be
TO restore discipline by making il
plain that military commanders shall
have full authority to direct military
movements; by roofing out the per-
sistent interference of soldiers COM
mittees with commanders orders, ano
by roofing out ill-treatment of SOL
diers.
Death Penalty
By this arrangement the death pen
atty for violation of orders might CON
tinue to be imposed subject to review
by the civil commissioners.
The forces opposed to the death
penalty probably could be satisfied
by assurance that the commissioners
would prevent unjust sentences.
eitricH ehiet
General Alexieff, who was made
chief of staff when Kerensky as
sumed nominal command of the arm
les, and who probably will be virtu-
ally commander. is both an advocate
of strong authority for the directing
of officers and a friend of the civil
rsystem.
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Generals MAY Appear

LONDON, Sept. 13.-Generals Kor-
niloff and Lukomsky have intimated
that they are ready to appear before
the revolutionary tribunal. says Reu-
ter's Petrograd correspondent, tele-
graphing Thursday and quoting the
Isvestia, the organ of the wOrkmen's
and soldiers delegates. as his au-
thority.
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Approval
(By Review Leased Wire)

MONTEVIEDO. Uruguay. Sep.
ia great anti-Germany demon
stration was held here today ana
Argentine was oheered for the ex-
pulsion of the German minister,
Count Won Luxburg. There were
numerous clashes between the
mobs and the police Strong guards
have beel placed around the Ger
man legation and consulate a
well as the German business
houses in order to prevent de-
struction similar to that at Buenos
Aires.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
RUSSIAN REVOLT
APPEARS NEARLY
OVER FOR NONCE
While Kornilof Loses Ground
In Rebellion Southern Rus
slams Hammer German
Lines and Gain Advantage.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

General Korniloff's rebellion against
Premier Kerensky apparently has been
quelled.
Surrender Announced
Official reports from Pet-ograd say
Korniloff's headquarters has surren-
dered and that Korniloff himself de-
sires conditionally to place himself
in the hands of the authorities. The
government, however, is demanding
his abject capitulation.
Meanwhile his troops continue to
desert and return to the government
fold. declaring they were misled by
Korniloff's professed aims.
Kerensky Confirmed
Kerensky has been confirmed by the
cabinet as commander-in-chief of the
army and will have as chief of staff
General Alexieff, former commander
in-chief. Added strength is also ex-
pected to be given Kerensky's rule
by the appointment of new military
officials for the district and city of
Petrograd.
Germans Halted
Although the Petrograd war office
early Thursday announced that no Of
fetal communication had been re,
ceived from the headquarters staff at
the front. late in the day the COM
munication was forthcoming. 1t indi-
Gated that no great amount of dis
affection had occurred among the
fighting forces, who in the region of
Riga, near Sventsiany, and in the Ru-
manian theater were vigorously on the
offensive. and that east of Riga and
in Rumania at several points they had
won successes over the Teutons.
Cavalry RetIres
Near Riga the German cavalry was
compelled to retire south of the Riga
Wenden road, while in Rumania a
height was captured from the Austro-
Germans and more than 400 men made
prisoner.
German positions south of Sventsi-
any. which lies between Wilma and
Dvinsk. are being heavily bombarded.
The situation in France and Bel
gium continues comparatively quiet.
except for reciprocal bombardments
on various sectors.
Austrians Gain
In the Austro-Italian theater the
Austrians in another violent assault
on Mont San Gabrielle have been re-
warded with slight gains. Their eff
forts to possess advanced positions
of the Italians have failed complete
ly, Rome claims.
Alleges Failure
The Austrian communication on
Wednesday characterizes the Italian
offensive on the IsonZo as a failure,
and asserts that the Italian losses
have reached almost a quarter of
million men, among the 10000 pris-
oners.
South America
The anti-German sentiment IN
Buenos Aires was high Thursday. The
rloting continued throughout Wednes-
DAY night, and Thursday heavy guards
were placed around German banks in
order to protect them from the in
censed population.
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Continued From Page Two)
coFFEY STOPS BONDS.
(Bv Review Leased WireJ

NEW YORK, Seut. 13.--Jim Coffey.
Irish heavyweight stopped Joe Bonds
of Tacoma, Wash, in the third round
of a 10-round bout here tonight.
Bonds seconds threw up the sponge
in the third round to save their man
from a knockout. Coffey weighed
202 pounds and Bonds 179.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
Commanders Named

PETROGRAD. Sept. 1S.-Generals
Ruszky and Dragomiroff have been ap-
pointed respectively eommanders-in-
chief of the northern and southern
fronts.
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General Ruszky previously had been
in charge of the Russian armies on
the northern front He was removed
from the command in May of the
present year. but remained member
CT the council of war
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Many Rumors
Tickets From Columbus

Yesterday twenty-five tickets were
sold there to men from the refugee
camp. some of them reading to Bis
bee. others to Hachita and to Doug
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WEATHER.

Friday and Saturday
fair. Lot much change
in temperature.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
South America

The anti-German sentiment IN
Buenos Aires was high Thursday. The
rloting continued throughout Wednes-
DAY night, and Thursday heavy guards
were placed around German banks in
order to protect them from the in
censed population.
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Austrians Gain

In the Austro-Italian theater the
Austrians in another violent assault
on Mont San Gabrielle have been re-
warded with slight gains Their eff
forts to possess advanced positions
of the Italians have failed complete
ly, Rome claims.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
Alleges Failure

The Austrian communication on
Wednesday characterizes the Italian
offensive on the Isonzo as a failure.
and asserts that the Italian losses
have reached almost a quarter of a
million men. among the 10000 pris-
oners.
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14

NEW YORK CITY,
Average Price Of Cop
per for week ending,
September II, 1888.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
Plan For Reception at
Y. M. c. A. on New Years

Plans for the social activities at the
Y. NJ. c. A on New Years Day will be
arranged by the social work commit
tee. which will meet tomorrow even
ing, at 1880 o'clock.
The Power of the Consecrated
Life" will be the subject of an ad-
dress to be delivered by DR.. w. A.
Granville, president of Gettysburg
College, in Fahnestock Hail. Sunday
afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock. The meet
ing is the second of a series of men S
mass meetings, under the auspices
OF the Y. NJ. C. A. Special music will
be furnished by the Stevens Memorial
Male Chorus, and William Boyer will
sing several baritone solos.
A reception will be given the SOL
diers from the Middletown Aviation
camp, Friday evening. Special pro-
gram of interesting features has been
prepared.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
| WAS SCARCELY
ABLE TO BE ABOUT
"Was Miserable Night
and Day."

Says NJ. l.. Collins. Ills Cumberland
ST., Harrisburg, Il was bothered with
bad headache which made me mis-
erable night and day.
II often had nervous and dizzy
spells and many sleepless nights, It
was a dreadful condition to be in.
MY stomach gave me a lot of
trouble with gas and nervous indi-
gestion, no food agreed with me.
II was so worn out that I was
scarcely able to be about, and this
state of affairs had me worried
Z had heard lot about Sanpan,
and decided to try it, and in a short
time it drove out my ailments.
MY headaches left, nerves got
steady, could sleep well, my stomach
got fine and food agreed with me
and everything came out great"
Sanpan is being introduced at
Keller's Drug Store, 405 Market
St, Harrisburg, where the Sanpan
man is meeting the people.-Adv
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
Holiday Groceries and Nuts
A Hundred New Hats
stOpened ForThursday

The latest year-end styles in trimmed
hats keep coming in for December is not
the dull millinery month it used to be.
Within the past week we have received
three shipments of hats, and the last lot
introduces many new style ideas, including
scalloped brims, gold embroidered flowers,
broadcloth crowns and ribbon ends with
fur DOmDOnS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
ADainty Basket of Flowers

z = y WHY DCIOIAOU OI I IOW OF 5
There's gift thought that means giving something d
1erent something of lasting beautysomethng that is its
own CHEEKY Christmas messenger
he Flower Gift Shop offers almost unlimited variety
OF floral gifts in decorative flowers baskets and vases For
instance
FLOWERS Sc eo. p. n,...
Roses yellow 1,oroo+ 49, -.
Carnatons, Jonquls, Tulips e''
Small Poinseias, Johqulls Dafodis Asters
Nasurtums Dahlias Marigolds
FLOWERS &C. Buttercups
Apple TuIins Bachelor
FLOWERS
FLOWERS
Iris
Chrysanthemums Nastur
Fhlo& Geraniums Cat Tails Sprays of Red Leaves
Dives Pomeroy & Stewart, Second Floor,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05

yards navy serge; regularly $3.50.
Thursday only, ....... $500
4B yards gabardine; regularly
S12.1S. Thursday only, ..... $3.50
6A yards wistaria serge; regularly
$6.75. Thursday only, ...... S6.4O
61a yards navy serge; regularly
1926. Thursday only, ........ $685.
yards navy serge; regularly $500.
Thursday only. ............. So. 30
AZ yards Belgian blue serge; regu-
larly $500. Thursday only, =. $3.50
yards blue poplin; regularly $40.
Thursday only, ............ $3.50
Dives Pomerov q
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
A Charming Gift to a Woman
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Sachets


Ler Kiss Toilet Water $175
Toilet Water
......
Melba Toilet Water Violet
500
Mary Garden Sachet
PACKAGE GOODS
Combination sa tin lined boxes:
Powder
Hudnuts Soap Talcum Waters.
Dives Pomeroy Second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
Fathers First Letter TO SantaOa1as
ac3nA 3nAG0oddNoz2zye14e7G@
Dear Santa Claus

am mddeaged father proud of family of two boys and three
girls and has been long this
something that is important, least it is
AS
have made queakwe glad be fathers willing
for the privilege But that approaching
be crawling chimney make suggestions
the things that might leave
Of always need shirts, and there
tickle
handkerchefs,
gloves things that need badly have supplies
run low this
know, would like things
my folks And by would like that you get any
things they be rather and
don't with the boys in making.
Thank Mr. Claus and hope will of things
home with things brothers. and
fathers all those brave who spending their Christmas
the side of the
Merry Christmas and peaceful, happy New
Year Mr.. Santa Claus.
= Sincerely,
80 5S@==R AFATHER
Sas Nys&&SAINSsSSdl9
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
Beautiful Gutmann Child Studies
Popular Gift Pictures

Mighty Like Rose and "a Little Bit of Heaven"
two of the best selling pictures produced by this clever artist
Other of her noted studies are
"Daddys THE Butterfly" Message Rose"
Dreams Come True" "Home Wedding
"a Double Blessing"
Sandman "My Darling Light Peace" introducing
MAXFIELD PARRISH PICTURES
Maxfcld Parrish perhaps
painters His imagination portrayed
in these pictures: ~ F-'
'DINKEY - CASTLES"
Handsomely framed uictures
"Old Masters" at So and
Nutting, Davidson
6Oc
Dives Pomeroy Stewart, Second Floor Front
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
Remnants Black Dress Goods

yards oantoy regularly $S75. Thursday only $7.95
yards Crepe regularly $3.50 Thursday only $3.50
42S yards Gabardne; regularly $1o93 Thursday only,
SS.49
yards Granite Cloth regularly $375 Thursday only.
1925
Za yards Coating regularly $1,000 Thursday only so
yards serge; regularly 1915. Thursday only,
"a yards coating regularly $1,000. Thursday only ~ S6ss
SERGE regularly 1910 Thursday only,
regularly $o'oo thursday only
SILK Pop' regularly SsS4 Thursday only,
Sus SERGE regularly $ooe Thursday only,
au proaocloth regularly 1900 Thursday only
" vardS serge; regularly $1SS Thursday only
% Sus sauh coth' regularly SlS Thursday only,
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
$3.50 $6.95 $3.50

Chin chin hats of panne velvet or satin ir
large medium and small shapes trimmed
with narrow ribbon and small fur pompons
or stitched on edge with gold thread. =
small chin chin turbans of panne velvet
trimmed on edge with iridescent beads
Broad brim mushroom sailors in taupe
satin with light grey facing, trimmed with
two wool tassels silver embroidered
flowers.
Black pannc velvet hats with smartIy
rolled brim and soft crown trimmed with
military roscttc of narrow ribbon.
Sand colored satin hats with black fac
ing scalopcd edge, trimmed with narrow
60 ribbon and small bright ornament.
Mushroom hat of sand broadcloth, brown
satin facing, crown embroidered I'm long
stitches in yarn.
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart Second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
S16.5O
Special.
$1,000
Special.

n
Women strarns with
lives Pome Stewart Basement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
Remnants of Woolen
Dress Fabrics

Two weeks accumulation of short lengths serge boadcoh
coangs and poPns makes possible you savings of
10 to 40 per cent
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05

SIS yards grey poplin; regularly
$11.16. Thursday only, ....... S8.4O
1-3 yards Burgundy serge; regu-
larly $3.50. Thursday only, -. S7.05
81 yards brown coating; regularly
1915. Thursday only, ........ $7.95
yards serge; regularly 1915.
Thursday only, .......... S3.25
yards Silvertone suiting; regularly
$500. Thursday only, . S1O.S5
2 Y yards Burgundy serge; regularly
$3.50. Thursday only ....'.. $3.50
5-6 yards dark brown serge; regu-
larly $3.50 Thursday only >. S4.25
29s yards green poplin; regularly
$5.25. Thursday only, ........ $425
ewart Street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
BeLber Travelling Bags &c Suit Cases: Special

e= 90 Genuine cowhide travelling bags
Po'OO 18-inch size in black with heavy
SoeciaI walrus grain, full size frame;
lcheck linen lining
Genuine cowhide travelling bags
$3.50 of fine quality long grain leather,
( three and five-piece double
Special pockets, linen lined, with leather
lining.
$1,000 1S-inch cowhide travelling bags,
; in brown, splendid gift thought
Special. for a man.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05

Genuine cowhide bags of heavy
weight smooth leather, made in
three pieces; leather lined; extra
heavy frame with lift catches,
either brown or black.
Travelling bags in black or brown
cowhides; three and five pieces,
of extra heavy hand boarded
stock, leather. or linen lining;
heavy hand sewed frames; solid
brass lift catches.
So5 90 So7 20. $40 OO and s2S m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
GRAND ARMY VETS
MEET IN BOSTON
OFFICIAL WELCOME II INII\D-
~ 10 VISITORS Ul MAlOl;
RlI\.


'' '.'.,'''' us
h''9 'N. N"' "'".'"''
of veteran. u' th" civil VAT Wl their
families here in attend tHr DIST ua
ti,u,I ,nr,urmout OBJ tho Grand
,......., p..tI.. ...... .,.....,.
...,....,. ,...... ,...... b..
'.,, -. '.'....,... .,....
49,
Rae meeting WIS 'h' second formal
t'h'IIut 90. '"' 'h''i" 'iN''' ''""F
" .,'.',
-. ,..,.. .''..'......
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
. FRANCE AND ITALY BEGIN
TWO MONSTER OFFENS|vEs



rounded except ou tno east Even
ou This scctm fbr Canadian gums
have ibp raulr and are making a
MOST mpv~e any movement of
tue enemy rI0m or INTO the town
Tho entente allied airm,u suu arc
carrying oui raid nn German pu
iiions boo belgium many tom. oi
hounds again having Uocu dropped Bog
them lu Rumania lhr Aurrn.ticr
mans have forced back lbo NuWu
pus ou both sides of the OItul and
lrutus valleys. according to 'ho Ser
Iiu official report lu tho former
..ctor NOR. than 1900 Kumpuia
and thirty machine guns ten into
tbr hands OF the invaders. while boa
lighting Goa The Serrih river 1000
tdditioua prisoners we're taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
FRENCH VI VERDI
STRIKE ~ A\l BlOM

GRNNu HEADuI WRITER'S
OF Tut FRENCH AENlES Us
FRANCE Nug ,u When u.ls.
uuprs cam, back iu hundreds
shortly after dawn This morning
the observers knew that tho
sharp bIaa decided uu Dos no.
French h her command IU 81
der 10 gi.. more breathing space
al NcrdH had been successful
After the rtillcry bad pounded
iHo German position along
.unf ul miles iruu south Ht
Ii.hur. Co Brluuauh until
fH'. WU nave been Ihr p.lp.
f.e infantry advanced a- .h
N.| tr.s 1f dawn ."Hf.H .H.
.a. and upied t.| tH' rr-i
Huu. fh'E had sct uUf FL. com
UHD 5f Ha Sam, t.m. -N,.u.
mg into H.Ir NET many prison
..- .f several divisions u| .e
German r.Nn Prince arms
Not Not "Rlcd White.
... Hr. soldiers -hHV.. Hu.o
"w That .y wen. uu' t.F HIru
Rnfr who. IUc order 1850. y.u
.r fn.m FEB .I over fh. fag SEQ 'ua
t., .f hundreds eff Uaffrue. pt
heavy tul '.Ii srtillort uH tnHI--
UI. . mH. ur guns. f.,f tHEfu,.
HI IUlu- .nI uothing could t1
'n.Ir dash They Vrrr handled BOO
.uDH Naf their officers hif
fH'. escape. hrpugh the most dem.
l'."I .Hr the ground fHr, Hld
.H H. uHf. tith almost ursli-iH',
.H- H.ft the German gu-i
Hun before r' German uarrs1r
I.. .nrr pondeui passed tHs
a.eHf mn fh. feld IN the fHrke.t sr
H.N 0t trI can testify fu u. iu
'H.l'E NrrIg two iamHH From. d
Victories "u i,toher 20 auI IN fh'
December g. 1916 boinr. N,rluu
'H' urr,.r0. lent 49,. present ON
h"iH 0ccs.Isn. md ibis tns ra.HrH
'H. runclf.iH. from tIc nrrrercss oil
'N. .I. fBHI fc Freurh employed sI
'a-i HH ....' number of SIMS
Nigu Pr r,ling ~ nir, -iikc."
IH. HI-h F-ccpdius Hi- battle
va. aI- Dos. u bcau', There va.
.u WHHH HH The stars .er, trI
liant 1901. .h. Hatural effects ,uhau,
81 %. rIr DIstaut Succession I'd
''H..s 'nm rstml shells wildcat.
atoms both .nct aud German Dol.
.f.'H 'ar almost HU.s.aut.s
a.". Ha.H the surrounding area
W...fT IhaH las.
ITO. "H.t -turbiu Sounds .tH,
'Hs ..rlEir- arcrchD. and Hl
HuHaus a msiler shells aHa tHs
Train .IEr ra- of larger p.u.ecf.. Fl.
as 'hey tore through the sir ulI.
no dlll thHa- of trench foruadoe.
rrIrr.lrafeI ana The ground
THE French troops awaiting zoo or.
der 20 advance were NOT u m,
slightest iisuaysd by the difuautie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21

\rriu itself received hundred, 90
h,Il. which simply added ta fhc de-
Hu".uu boo ~, .ity so the ground
within eight mile, uf tup front lines
Has Hi'vu Vtt. shells cpuamm. e
horrible u"H German ga known as
mustard cass affecting the mus-
uus membrane and amy portion Df
'Ho nodf which was exposed CAUSING
terrible bIstot as its base was ul.
phuri. acid and bringing @ SLOW ana
painful death DO 30 entered tbr lungs.
The tNialu.s we're busy a- soon as
'hc llgh permitted and 'H. corras-
poudcu' sass $50 German machines
shot down ay ululrr. while German
"rmru N.o W8t' speciality ui 90.
'ack'ug observation balloon. twice
attempted fo DESTROY These but we're
driven H.' uu each occasion
Information comes FROM various
parts OFF the Iue that the French have
900 several places gone further thau
'as ur.aiuaI.y intended aud uIs, tne
prisoners tatou number into rhr
thousands
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
pUiNtI uW EI IENNI~
wv tu ~ Ii,t Aftu

IfN rN EUl -H Prince E..T|f
'.rH ar H .re king has boon
obliged fa .ratr fi. ship fHr course
u. Treatment fUr gastric frnl
| HI aIHnuUrrHfHf fra
court i ar tonight T.4 WIu
prevent him from undertaking any
Outs atuaf inl several months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
BAI'iII ALONG lSDNID
90 FEARFUL INTENSITY


nT ''sreiate1 Press
LONDON. Ana 200 8 dispatch
'o Do. exchange Telegraph Company
from '0p'rhaC. says that fIn battle
now raging 600 200. I.ou1u 'front.' u.
tbr Au-ira.lisIsu 'H.ter I- gbsrac-
trrifri a- fhr most violent ever
fuu-Hf fHr.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
SOCIALISTS WILL MEET
IN vienna THIS WEEK

~ Assaslsisd Ffssa
gOPENHasEN, AJAX 81 %"
socialists of the central Power VIII
,u..., an 1irnna August 80. g. discus.
the International situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
Gcrmnn divisions Nassrd.

''liihh lNl~ibh~ hh~efb,
rurms th'W Nor' German di1iF
ions which had been mas-oi for rr.
.I.ianrc tu au, effort tHc French
IWigri make Zoo n,i'ud their circle ct
TERRITORY around Nurluu which the
German. cain t.r duur Goo tho heart
of France Ihr confidence uf the
French proved Justified fur they not
unlN rushed tho Gcrslaus back %. far
a- thet intended hu too. many
prisoner from chosen German rcri.
Wuuts
Nll Through tlo night the Gcrm1n
ARTILLERY had poured Thousand, 81
shells u ."ycry calIbr, into The rnrds
and communicating trenches leading
200 tb' front They introduced mo-.
.rIF BOO 20, shape ut d.. ul,h shells.
containing uo .NupucI- which burst
overhead scattering pieces of iron
Nur the disposition uf THE French
troop. vas so clever that they SUI
'rfrI IffI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
Ell cAMPAMENTO DE IA GuARDIA
NAciONAL EN- ALBUQUERQUE.

Una comision, encargada de traba-
lar en- favor de la base militar EN- Al
buquerque, logr6 que ell general Far
shing cambiara los planes para la con
contraction de los miembros de la guar
dia nacional, y que esta Sc establez-
ca en- Albuquerque, ~poblaci6n de i'm
p~ortancia y muy centrica, que sera
mas apropiada para ese fin que la ba-
Sc que Sc habfa pensado al principle
en- Columbus. N. M, sobre la frontera.
Con este motive, reina inuscitado
entusiasmo en- la ciudad ducal, y va
Sc han ofrecido al gobierno varios 81
tics o Totes para ell establecimiento
del campamento militar, sin que Sc
haya ~resuelto aun ell que sea escogido.
IParece que la ciudad tiene que es-
tablecer cocinas para ell uso de los
milicianos, las que deben estar listas
y en- operation cuando Sc establezca
ell ~campamento.
La Guardia Nacional sera puesta en-
pie de guerra, con $500 soldados, SUI
ietos a ordenes federales, y desde ell
campo de concentration EN- Albuquer-
que. sera enviada a resguardar los
puntos que Sc considere mas estrate-
gicos Dor TODD ell Estado, o segun co
mo Sc disponga por la autoridad SUI
perior.