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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07

Shrcibcn aus Bremen berIcibt Der
&oiicr icinem gertrouen gluS0rud,
Dab Die Gcriude, 3pietrodt 8u iden
miBlingen Weroen. Sn Der 3miiden'
8eit fabrcn oic Oeltiden 3eitllnoen
nit ibren umfanereidcn Gommcn-
toren iiber YrGiioeut g8illon in 2eit-
un0 Spe5iol-9lrtiteln fort.
Gie D9oln. @olfs0eitune" idI6et
cine 9feibe MoiienOerlomnluneen
Dor, INN YrGiioent S8ilion flor 6ll
MAIDEN Dab Die oeutide Station
uentriiitet feline Snlinuotionen 5uriid-
peilt".
na6Gnif@e 8ettung"
bitter.
Gie naoIniide 3eittng" beroffent-
Iidt einen beftigen 9lrtifel zines Nlit-
orbeiters, in mel6em es beiBt, Oob
9eutiblano nit ol' ieinen 5einoen
6rie0en i6lieBen mer0e, ober nidt
nit ocn Ser. Stooten bis oicielben
iicb bon ibrer corrlipten rn0 pluto
frotil6en 0iftotur, beion0ers bon
g8ilion ino Banning, frei eemo6t bo.
ben.
Syn Dem glrtifel beibt es ipeitcr
~gSir 0eutidben ineen oen 8iir9ern
ocr Ser. Stooten ooB mir lniere
poblgeorOuete 6reibeit nidt eeeen
ibre corrllpte S1cinoemofrotie cin-
toui6en miiroen.~
0ie nSo6ioliitiide Sntcrnotionule
Gorreiponoen5" pen0et iih eeeen
Oen n@orpdrts" peeen oeHen eemG-
Bigter Spra6e Dem 8r6lioenten g8il-
ion gegeniiber. Ser n@orpGrts"
itebe son5 oaein ouf Der Seite g8il-
ion's, uno fein onoeres Organ Ger
oeutiden 0emofrotie ltGnoe gum
nGorpdrts~.
Gie og3eue 9ooil6e 2anoes3ei-
tun9~, elm gemdBietes 9lott, meI6es
bisber fir einen GompromiB einge.
treten it, ihreibt 5olgenoeS:
rSo0ten mir aud Die 0enofroti-
firing our9fiibren unO Dem Erdii-
oenten g8ilion ollie @orontien geben
iucl6e er berlongt, 70 niiroe Dies ood
gon5 itmionit iein Oenn Serr gBilion
Iteift iid ouf einen 6rieOen Der &C.
ponoerten 6ouIt un6 lit Oorouf aus,
unler @oIt 0u Sflaben fremOer gao-
tionen 8t nader"
Serbien's Bremter pirb
geeen Sopit gtote
proteitir en-.
get38u, 6. Septenber. II 9lifolo
g. Go6iti6, Der ierbiIde 9remier
lno Wliniiter Oes 9leuBern, welder
Ii6 bier oufbdlt, miro in 96loe eincn
Eroteit geeen oie SrieoensborihIdge
oes Yapites erloiien, pie Der n@clai-
reur oe Slice logt.
Ser Yrotelt miro ouf Die Ebotia6e
bolirt iciu ooB Der YapIt es inter.
Ioiien BAT, Serbien 8ii erp6bnen iogt
Die 8eitune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07

ieinoliden Sorpoiten nabe Boone
Gbieie unO 6elologer in Der 3ure5-
@eeeno, oiiIi6 bonn @arOo-See, SER
fort
9riten ouf 6Ian6ern-
6ront 3uriideewor-
fen.
Berlin, 6. Sept. (gia 9onOon.)
~ 3pei geitern g3adt BON oen griten
aui Der 6lonoern-6ront unternom.
meme QIneriife braden 8uiommen
uno foiteten Die 9lnereiier idpere
8erIuitc.
Dies pirO in Dem omtli6en 9eridt
Der oelttiden oberiten Seeresleitune
6e5iiglid Der @eitiront gemeIoet.
gtaditeben6 Der eon5e 9eridt:
rgIrmeegruppe oes aronprin5en
9iuppredt BON gopern Sn 6lan-
bern 6ouerte Die glrtiaerie-&61tigfeit
in intenIiDer @eiie IN Dem @ebiet
5wii6en Dem Soiitboulit-@aloe unO
Dem Dpern.Gomines.9anaI fort.
gtod 9lnbrid Der GunfeI6eit mod-
ten Die 9riten 5mei 8oritoBe eegen
uniere Sinien 5miiben Der bon Dpern
nod 9oeIfopeae fiibren6en StraBe
uno 3onnebefe. 8eioe 9lngriffe
idIuaen febI uno foiteten oen 5einO
idmere Opfer.
9lrmeeeruppe oes Oeutiben 9ron-
prin5en gluf beioen Seiten Der
Soon.Soillons.StraBe unO onf Dem
0itliben Sbeile Oes Gbenin-0es-
Danes nobm Die Misunderstanding
felt 6it 3eiten einen iebr lebboiten
Gbarafter an.
glm 9lbenO l6ritt ole fran5oiii1e
Snianterie iiioweitli6 BON YorenD.
6iIain gum 9lneriff mar ober Dor
imierem 5euer nidt imitanoe, an
lniere 0robtOerboue beran5ufon-
men.
8or 8eroun oauert oos glrtiaerie.
Guea in inteniiDiter Meiie tort, be-
ionoers auf Dem oltliden Nlaos.llier.
Bisber limo ieood nod feline Snfan.
terie.glftionen eeiolet.
Geitern puroen oiif Der @eitfront
pier5ebn ieinolihe gleroplane uIo elm
6eilelbaGon berrntergebolt.~
9LrtilIerie EbGtigfeit
auf fran50i. 6ront.
&arts. 6. Sept. II Qos beute
g[beno pom fron5oIiiben arieesbu-
renu beroffentli1te omtlide Bulletin
bat iolgenoen @ortlaut:
,Die 9lrtinerie.S6dtigfeit mar cine
lebbafte in Der Champagne, in Der
@egeno BON Souoin, Tobure uno
Mont Soiit, ioipie aif beioen llfern
Der Nloos. i'm @eroun.@ebiet."
3pet 6eutfde 9lngriffe i'm
9(tSnegebiet abge
fhIogen.
sariS, 6. September. Die
beute g2o6mittne bonn iron5oiiiden
arieesbureou beroifentlidte offi5ieae
MittbeiIune iaet SoIgcnoes:
.sSi Ger @egeno BON @ernD mor
oas glrtilIerie.@eieht elm iebr leb-
6oites.
9lui Der 5ront itorolih ser 9lisne
modteu Ole Ceutiden 5lUei 9Ingrifie
ocn eincn nobe QldncD 8aiie, iiiOlid
bonn GoucD.Naloe, oen anoeren oIt-
lid BON Der 2ofioiu-D3iible 9eioe
gorItoBe puroer ob9cidlaeen.
Siiolid bon gobettes madten mir
in einem erfoIareid ourhgefiibrten
llnternebmen cine 9ln5obl bon @e-
fangenen.
On Scr Champagne bebielten mn
iere Notterieen Die Oberbono iiber Die
@rtilIerie oes 6einocs, pel6e in Dem
@bihnitt 5niihen Dem Mnin De O}aI-
liges uno Butte on W4esnil Gin be-
Ionoers lebbaftes SSeuer unterbiclt.
@ir erpioertcn oos 6euer in cner-
glider @eiie uno oerbinOerten oo-
ourh einen 9lneriif oes 5einoes.
gluf beioen llfern Der WiooS (8er-
oin-6ronD NOR Die 9(rtillcrie iebr
oftiO. Cine oeutihe 9luffldrings-
9lbtbeilitng pelde berluhte, iicb I'M
leren 9inien ei @aur-les-Ealmeir 5u
nabern, ipuroc ourb lrnier 3euer
5eriprengt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
DaIO gu trwQrttu.
9ic VlMtiDOrt Der GcNs
tralmddtc.
SlmF sic eSrieOems %Ors
ihldac 6es Asnpites.

0lmf sic Trieoems SUrs
ihIdac bes Pnpites.
Seiterreidiiber 9IusIono D2iuiltcr
pfleet 8ur 8eit be8iieIid Ger Gr-
pioerllne Gonieren0en in Berlin.
III 9lus 2ugono miro eemeIoet,
OoB Der Fopit an feiuen 5peiten
6rieOens-Nppcl ocnfe. - 9eut-
i6e @rciie Iest aritif Scr ssilion-
Nlote fort.
2on6on 6. September. ~ 0ie
glntiporten ser GentrolmGhte ouf Die
5rieoensboriHIGge oes 9opites Be
neoict meroen in 6pei oOer 0rei ga
gen obeeionot pcrOen iuet cine Gr-
donee-Selegrapb- -0epeide aus gln-
Iteroom.
@rof G5eriiin, Der oiterreitbiihsrl-
gorii6e 0liniiter Oes 9[uswdrtigen,
lit in Berlin ongelongt, Inn BORT
Gonferen8en iiber Oen SnboIt Der @r-
nioerlng 5u pfle9en.
8oplt DirO feinen 5D ei-
ten 6rie0enS 9LppeII
erIoiien.
4openbagen 6. September.
Cine 0epeidc aus 2ueono,
Sdpei5, OIL Die n@oiiii6e 8eitung"
bon Berlin iogt, cs Derloltete aus
elmer flerifoIen 0ucIle, ooB oos sc,
rhdt, ooB ser @opIt cine 5peite Sric-
oensnote plane, unbeeriinoet iei.
Qeutfdes |olf iu6t fe l.
mem &rtegSgeminn.
@erlin, pio 2onoon, 6. Sept.
~ 0eutIdlono miro &opIt Benedict
ndttbeilen Dab oos Ocuticbe @olf fei-
nen @eipinn bonn Griege boben min,
lonoern rlr cinen oouernoen Grie-
oen Ourd internotionale gertr1ge,
ipie berte ser r@orp6rtS" ouf @runo
bon W1ittbeilungen aus moBgebenoer
2uelIe beri6tet.
0os io5ioIiitiide Organ fiigt bel
ooB Qeutidlono ourdbolteu miro,
penn feline 5einoe oieie glrt 6rieOen
pcrpcigcrn uno ooB Der Sal bon
gfieo nniAt Scr lette @rfole Der oelt-
lden @offen lein miro.
Der, Sal BON sligo, iogt Der
,Norpdrt8~, ipiro oIler Griportirng
noh ben oueenideinlid bon oen Gn-
tentc-@ -@ddten eefoBten @louben 0er-
Itoren OoB Qeuti6lonO's 6rieocns-
Diinide ols cin 8eiden Scr S6wo3e
betro6tet merocn miiiien.
Ger vgorm6rts" bat fiir5lid oie
llcbcr5eugilng ouseciproden, ooB cs
fir oas ocutfbe 8olf rnebrenboft
'mGre, ErGlioent @ilion's 6oroerung,
ooB cs oie 5ric6ens Gerlprc6ungen
iciner Hcgierung goruntire, 5nrild-
3umeiien.
&ritif an @ilion q mt
mort.
81 iteroom, 6. September. ~
@rGlioent @ilIon's glntiport an ben
@opIt miro in 0eittihlonO au @ro-
poqonoo. 3meden in &erbinoung NIT
oer fir D3itte September oneefiinOig-
ten iiebenten &ricesonleibe benuBt.
0ie 9erliner &oufmonnidoft bat
eincn 9(ppeIl on Oas @olf crloiieL
in neIdcn ibrcm GnticbllIiIc ourb
rcforobre6enoc Subicriptioncn Dem
aoiier 5llr Seitc 8u itcben 9lusorud
gegeben miro.
0cutidlono's brittle SonlaltoOt,
Snbed, 1T Dem 9eiipiele Sambnrg's
uno 9remcn's gefolet bat oen aoiler
in elmer 9otiboft ibrer unmanocl'
borcn Ereiic oeriidert uno gleih5ei-
tia 0en oelcnoen itno plunpcn Ser-
iudt OcS ErGiiocnten Der Scr Stoo.
ten 0lpiihcn aoiier un0 Solf einen
Sell at treibcn", beroonrnt.
Sn ser glntmort alli Elm obnlibcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
gis anf gscitcrcs OcridObcu.

gl6fo6rt Oes oGniiben Gompfcrs
.Oscor 2.~ - Satte 0onnerita9
nit GOO @oiiogiercn fobren iollen.
glmcrifouiidc 9eborOeu boben
nod feline GrlaubniB gum Sooen
BON aoblen gege6eu.
Gin otlnntiiher Sofen 6.
September. Sic 9lbio6rt Oes O6-
uii6en 0ompfers Oscar 3" bon Der
SfonOinaoiid- id-9lmerifoniI6en 2inie,
pcI1er am lesten Gonneritag nit
GOO @aiiogicren imo Cargo nod ao-
pen6nocn obfo6ren iollte, lit ouf mn
6cltimmte 3eit periho6en moroen.
Gus @oiiaaegelo miro 5ur 3cit Den
Yaiin9icren 5uriidbe5ablt
Gin BON Der 2inie erlaiienes Sir
frlor Iogt, oob Die Ser. Stoaten-9hl-
ttritdten nod feline Gntideioun5
iiber oic 9lpplifotion Der 2inic I'M
cine Siccn5 iiir Die 2ooung BON
S6iiisfoble getroiicn bo6en uno
DAB bic Gompoonie nihtS ooriiber
eriobren fonn ponn ooer Oh iiber.
6oupt i6r @eiud sene6ni9t weroeu
miro.
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1m 0rn 4llOntt
San Gabritlt.
SDbt Gin blntiges
@iRScn.
CeiterreiHer balten mod
ipi1tise 6Dbe.

iui1ttge @Dbe.
Mebrere @ole nabmen Die Stoliener
ocn Berg, um ibn ieoo6 eIeid
mieoer 0u berlieren. TT 9ie otter
\; reiHiiden Srippen boben Der.
It1rfuneen erbolten. - gluf Der
geltfrout feline aroBen Sniunte-
ric.Operationen.
Qonoon, 6. September. Sta.
lienii6e Gruppen, peIhe in bartnd.
dieIter @eiIe fdmpien, boben bereits
mebrere M1aIc Den Berg in ibrcm Be
iit acbabt, ieooA nur, Inn sleid oo-
rouf pieoer 5uriidgetrie6en 81 mer.
ben.
Ticie &iinoe brineen 9elegromlre
aus oem oiterreidiid.ineariiden
Souptqiiartier, mic Der glniterSomer
Correspondent Der Central gleDs be-
rihtet.
Gie Stoliencr ieeten ibre 0oritoBe
geecn Oen Berg iort.
Oeiterrei6er bolten no d
ben @onte San ga.
brteIe.
lt0ine, Stolien, 8. September.
Ios oiierreidiihe COMMANDO bat
cine ioIde 9ln5o6l bon iriihen Erlp-
pen uno glrtilIerie bon Der ruiiiih.
rmn1niiden lno Der golfon.5ront
ouf oen itoIieniihcn 9rieesiAouplas
eeiporfeu Dab ole 5dIodt beitieer
nls ie 5lIbor tobt, beionoers in Dem
@ebiet oitIid bon @or5 uuo moro.
weitIicb bon Sermaod, I'M anrit.@e.
biet.
Tie Seiterreiher iiflo nod imner
i'm geiib 81 Dem yShliiiiel bon
TrieIt,~ Dem gerge Son Gabrielle,
meIher oos Slon3o.Sbol iopobI wie
Den iiioli6en 9beil oes 9oinii55o.
@loteous beberrIdt, ober ale Ole nm-
IieeenOen Stiibpuuftc oieies Boil
iperfcs fallen nah uno nnd Den ita-
IieniiAen Streitfrditen in oic San.
&c. ioooB oos g1ebwerf BON gcieiti-.
etngen, peldcs Der 5eino entlang
oieier @egeno cinseridtet bat, all
m1bIib 5erItort piro. (llnofii3icIle
8eridte batten am glithpoh BON
9onoon eemeloet, ooB Ole Staliener
oen Moute Gan Gabrielle genommen
botten.)
SciBe g dIodt i'm @or5-
Diitrtft.
93om, 6. Sept. ~ Die 5dIo6t
i'm ben geIib ptdtieer SteIlungen
inn Tiitrift norOoItlid bon @or3 ooil.
ert in blutigcr @eiie fort. Gieic
Mnoc brinet Der beiite g3admittae
bonn itoIieuiihen ariegsbureau erloi-
iene omtIihe geridt oeiien @ort.
laut folet:
~Gas 9iineen IN DEM @ebiet noro'
oiilih bon @or5 tobt fort. @eItern
boben mir tueitere 26 Offi5iere uno
mebr ais 500 0lonu eefongen ee-
nommen.
9Iuf Dem aorit brotbcn pieoerbolte
goritoBe oes 6einoes iiiOlid bonn
greitopi55o-1bnlc inter inierem @i-
oeritanoe INTO infoIge eines @eeen.
OoritoBcs 8iiiammen. @ir mo4ten
ettpa 200 @eiongeue.
5ein0lihe 9otterien nno Srip-
pen i'm 9o53a.1bale, bel Eolmino,
oitIih bonn Gbiapoooni.Ibole. in Der
@oiici55o.@egenO uno nobe oem Ser
maoa murocn bon imieren 6lieeern
in crfoIgrei6er 8ciic nit gomben
beleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
MOdl i'm 3lueifcI.

0ie So5ialilten-@onleren5 IN Stod-
boIm ~ giod)folgenoe Goniercn5
in Der Sdwci5 %aBi6micri9fei-
ten boIbcr gon5 abgclagt.
StodboIm, 6. Septem6cr. ~
Sic @IGne fir oie io5ioIiitiicbe Gou-
feren5 in 3immertualo, Sdwei5, mel
dc 5e6n Goge na6 DER 6ieiigen @on-
feren5 itottiinoen ioIlte, limo iniolee
Der S6wicrigfeiten, mel6e sic bier
eridiencncn gclegatcn bel Der @r-
longlng bon FGHen bottcn, fallen
9elolicn morocn.
ginige &eprGientonten bon 9iuB.
lano lino bier uno onocre, mciitcns
Ceutihe, per0cn in 0en n16lien
ponr EQgen enpartet uno Oonn crit
miro Sefinitio entidieOen meroen Oh
oie bieiiee Gonferen5 trob Ser iinboIl.
ItGnoigen 9eididung abec6alten per-
Den Ioll oOer nibt. Gic 9lttituoe ser
So5ialiiien, bon oen oQiirten Gegie-
rlneen Die 9lusitcaung bon 9ieiiepGi-
fen fir oie Oeleooten 81 perIongen,
lit polig ollf9egc6cn WorOen, imS IS
lit lnm0elid, einen leitenOen So5ia-
liiicn 81 finocn, ser bcreit p1rc, cine
@rfldrlng iiber Die 9lusiidt ser Gon-
ieren5 ob5ugeben.
SSu gutiniormirten &reiien 6eiBt es,
oic fiir5li6e g(rbciterconieren5 in
9Iodpool babe ieoe 6oifnllng, oic
GoniererB in Stod6oIm 5uionmcn
81 bringen, bernibtct. 9Gieter s..
Eroeliiro, ser DoIl1nOiidc So3iaIi-
Iieniiibrer, ioete, oie ruIiiide GeIe-
eotion nad 9ladpool fonne inner.
6olb elmer ISOLDE in Stod6oIm er-
wartet perOen uno oann meroe oic
3eit gefommeu iein 81 entideioen,
mas 81 tbun iei.
6ruuenconferen5 auTgc-
idoben.
Q to It + 0 LIN, 6. September. ~
Die Goniercn5 Der 6rauen frieofiib-
renoer 2dnOer lit bis sum 8eginn ser
i1tfnrnoffn,,o1o Eo,;oI;ftot, ft,,,fo
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g8 8eroen mieoer ouSg e.
Ia0en.

Gin otGantii6er Sofen
6. September. 0ie ihpeoii1en
0ompfer v9lfricanic" ~Mlogoa~ unO
Brig, ole felt @oden init einem
fir @otbcu6llrg bcitimmtem Cargo
niiBig om Snfen logen lno wegen
Oes Gmborgos nidt obfobrcn fonn-
ten crbieIteu beilte Den gIuftroe ibrc
Srodt al l0i6en.
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0iaanule.

9lr5t: lin Sbr @loaenIeiOen 5it
furiren, belBt es Dor 9lGem, ben wa6-
rem aronfbeitsberO iliben ino i'm.
0eil~
@otient: nSm n bm, ser nabre
Gronfbeitsbero, Oas miro mobl Der
Serb meiner 6rou ieinl"
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Gonfurren5. n9ns ba6en
MIR Ole beioen BORT, OoB iie 70 nifein-
onoer losio6ren2~ n9ld, oo bat
pobrI6einli6 Elm Gi6ter einen fren-
oen Gouegen in ieinem @olo crluiitt,
lno oa mirit cr i'm iebt binoiis."
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5rauenconferen3 auTge-
d ben.

Sto It bolm 6. September.
Die Gonieren5 Der 6rauen frieofiib-
renoer Sdnoer lit bis sum 9eginn ser
internotionolen So5ialiiten COME.
ren5 peri6oben moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07

9Iui Der Trentino.5 5ront baben gl6.
tbeiluulgen unierer Qlroiti einen Der
feinoIiden Sorpoiten nabe Boone
Gbicie nno 6elologer in Der 3ure5-
@egeno, oltIid bonn @arOo-5ee, 5er-
fort.
9riten auf 6Ian0ern-
5ront 3uriideemor-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
HOLD SOLDIERS
DRIVING AUTO
Officers From Alamogordo
Arrest Two at N. M. Line;
Sheriff Wants Them.

After the authorities at Alamogordo.
n N, had been notified by the sheriffs
department Saturday that two soldiers
had stolen a Ford touring car. deputies
at the New Mexico line arrested pri-
Yates 3. J. Frye and D. r Jeffries.
battery c, Fourth field artillery. who
were driving north in Ford. The two
soldiers were brought to Fort Bliss
Sunday and turned over to the military
officers, where they are being detained.
The sherifTs office here has asked that
the two soldiers be turned over to the
county for trial
Francisco c. Cacillas, jitne driver.
entered the sheriffs office Saturday
and told deputy sheriff J. 3. fitzpatrick
that he had driven two soldiers to
Camp Stewart and after passing the
boundary of the camp one Of the SOL
diers drew a revolver and covered him
while the other threw him from the
machine The soldiers then drove
northeast, he said
Deputies Fitzpatrick and Fred Del
gado. with CacillaS, started chasing the
soldiers in = Buick touring car. When
near the New JIeXico line their machine
broke down and they telephoned the
sheriffs office at Alamogordo and he
cent the deputies to the line The Ford
was identified by Cacillas as his ma
chine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
SOLDIER DIES
FROM.5 SHOTS
Corp. David G. Sanders Elk
pires in Police Hospital;
Wife Is jailed.

wounded five times n the body,
Corp. David c Sanders, of company 7,
Seventh infantry. a former member OF
the provist guard. died Sunday after
noon at S.15 o'clock in the police emer-
gency hospital. after being taken there
from a residence at 71s North Ochoa
street, where the shooting occurred
Five minutes after the shooting,
Mrs Edna Sanders. wife Of the soldier,
surrendered to police officials. and is
being held in the county Jail on a
charge of murder. a complaint having
been filed Sunday afternoon by county
attorney ". H. Fryer. Mrs. Sanders
turned a pistol containing five empty
cartridges over to the officers when
ing shortly before 3 o'clock. Sanders
was conscious until 4 few minutes be-
fore death. declaring that he was go
ing TO live and they could not make
him die"
c. c. Jones Makes Statement.
c. .. Jones, who resides at 71s North
Ochoa street. said 10 be the only known
witness of the shooting, made state
ment to county attorney Fryer. which
was III part as follows:
Mrs. Sanders came TO my house
alone this morning about II o'clock,
and Sanders came about IS minutes af-
ter I came al 1890 We all sat down
10 lunch There was no trouble Of any
kind during the dinner About three
quarters of an hour after the dinner
Sanders started good naturedly to tease
his wife, saying he was threatening TO
write to some girl About , or 2-5O
o'clock Sanders started TO leave for Fl
Bliss and asked his wife for his hat
and she wouldn't give il 70 hi--
He stepped out on the front porch
Jones said, and sat DOM .. -.
and told him TO wait and would get
his hat, and got il and Mrs San-ers
followed me and she had q gun There
were four shots fired that 1 know Of"
Mrs. Sanders is reported 10 have
made Z statement to attorney Fryer in
which, il is alleged. she admitted the
shooting. In her deposition she stated
that she could not give him up to a
woman who loved him in Waco. Texas.
On Provost Duty a Year.
Sanders was a member OF the pro-
vost guard for about a year and was
well known in FL Paso. He was %
years OF age and was serving his sec
ond enlistment in the army. He was
a native OF Waco. Texas. It Is said,
and is survived by father and sister
residing there
The body is being held BY the Peak
Undertaking company pending the re-
ceipt OF word from relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
ARE STORIES TRUE
ABOUT VITALITAS

Thousands are today wonder
ing about natural vitalitas. They
are asking II tbs stories about 1t
are true and II It viii do ali that
is claimed for It
There iE q common feeling
among sufferers Of chronic ills
that Nature has some curative
force hidden somewhere that II
found and properly applied
would restore them to health. Is
vitalItRs that something. they
are asking. Today the vitalitas
treatment Is gaining world rec
ognition as the best natural
method OF treatment II gives.
direct from Nature, mineral nu-
triment TO blood muscles and
bone. It helps to purify and in
vigorate and Is wonderfully re-
sponsive Amazing reports are
constantly being received OF
Vitslitas overcoming obstinate
cases where man-made medicines
fail Vitslitas is particularly
recommended for chronic indi-
gestion, rheumatism, nervous de-
bility, and wherever q systemic
corrective Is needed Sold BY
Kelly & PoIlard's Drug Store.
Also Taiber's Drug Store. Las
Cruces; Columbus Drug Store.
Columbus; Douglas Drug Store,
Douglas. and Bisbee Drug Store,
Bisbee.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
CENSORSHIP IS
TOBELEN|ENT
Few Rules to Be Made and
It Will Be Left to News
papers to Abide by Them.

Washington. D. C. April 1s.-Secrs-
tary Of state Lansing, secretary Of war
Baker and secretary Of the navy Dan
iels and George Creel. who compose
IN new government publicity bureau
created by president Wilson. held their
first meeting today 10 map out a course
Of action
The primary purpose OF the bureau,
IL was stated, was to profit imme-
Giately by the mistakes made abroad
in imposing a military censorship on
the press at the beginning Of the war
and to open TO the public al proper
Information as to what the government
Is doing or intends TO do.
There will be no effort 10 withhold
any information except such as. in the
judgment Of the press itself, il would
be unwise 10 print.
Indications are that no attempt NJ
direct censorship will be made. TIE
bureau viii Ioi mulate, after a cum
ference with the newspaper men mere.
q set Of regulations for the guidance
Of newspaper editors, and which. il is
believed, will be so clear and impose
so few restrictions that there can be
no mistake as to their meaning. IL
viii be left to the papers themselves
10 comply, and there is no plan for
watching the columns of the press.
It was explained that in the view
OF some members Of the bureau. much
Of the secrecy that has surrounded
army and navy matters in Europe Las
been unnecessary. There is no inten-
tion OF building Up a system OF sup
preston in the United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
TESTIFIES BLANCETT WIRED
IN ARMOUR'S NAME FOR CASH

Santa Fe, y NJ. April 15.-That E. W
Blancett. signed the name of c. n.
Armour to a telegram sent from here
on October %, the alleged date Of
-AImOI rs death, TO the Sioux City Gas
asking tnat $500 be wired him in santa
Fe and charged to Armour's account
was testified today by a Western
Union clerk in the trial Of Blancett for
clerk identified Blancett in the court
room as the man who had sent the
tel. gram.
T. S. McKircher, a freight hauler. on
cross examination. stuck to his story
that he saw BlanceIt ana armour to
gether in ArmOur's car near the scene
Of the alleged murder between 3 and
I o'clock" on the afternoon OF October
%. The smashed watch found on
Armour's body is alleged 10 have
stopped at q quarter after three.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
IDAHO SHORT OF FARM HELP;
SENDS CALL TO MAYOR DAVIS

Mayor Charles Davis Monday re-
ceived a telegram from Harvey AIbfed,
director of farm markets of Boise,
Idaho, inquiring as 10 the possibilities
OF securing farm hands in FL Paso and
vicinity. The wire stated that the
farmers Of Idaho are unable to secure
sufficient number Of hands to harvest
their crops and that because of this
fact the situation was becoming alarm
ing Persons desiring employment on
farms can secure them by applying By
writing to Mr.. ALFRED.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserabie-life is too short-you are
not here long, so make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and en-
joy 1t, without dread of acid fermen-
tation IN the stomach.
Pape's DiapepSin belongs in your
home anyway. Should one Of the
family eat something which don't
agree with them. or in case OF an
attack Of indigestion, dyspepsia. gas
tritis or stomach arrangement due to
fermentation and acidity, at daytime
or during the night, it is handy to give
the quickest, surest relief known
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

Time i'll In five minutes your sour,
Add stomach feels fine. No indiges-
ton, heartburn or belching Of gas, or
eructations OF undigested food, no dir
zinese, bloating, foul breath OF head
ache.
Paps's Diapepsln is noted for its
speed In eveeteni1g upset stomachs.
II Is the surest quickest and most Ger
tain stomach antacid in the whole
world and besides. it is harmless
Millions Of men and women now eat
their favorite foods without fear
they know Pape's Diapepsin viii save
them from such misery.
Please. for your sake, get a large
fifty-cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

gallons alcohol; 1856, . gallons alcohol:
1854. IS gallons alcohol; 172, 3 gallons
alcohol. Unclaimed goods. G. o. 5Ss
one case buttons. marked DR.. T G. 2
q. O. $50. 4 cases buttons. marked de
Ia F Co. c. o. 55S. ingots tin. Il
loose vices. crab winches. G. o. 5S7
DITTO cs. whisky. Anyone claiming
described property Is required TO ap-
pear within the time prescribed by law.
Z L Cobb collector OF customs, FL
paso. Tex. April :. 1917.