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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-22

NOR nuberoroentIi9 blutie.. Oil
5dtuere Mrtiaerie fonnte a1idt bel
fen, uno oie 6ran5oien muBtell mi.
guionett 1tno Sa1rogranate porge
ben, nobel lie BON oen 5lDei5olllge1
@eifiisen nnb 5ablreiden Wald)i
nengetpebre11 lnteritiiet lpltroen. go
balo Die 5meite &dlfte oes CORES
tn ibrer .Sano mar, Mgunn oas oellt
Idle syeuer Mno borte nidt anf, BIZ
ser leete Stein %5ermalmt uno ii
SEN gooen eeitanpft NOR. 5rosoen
bielten sic ;sran5olen ourb nno Si,
einna6me BON Gombles riidtc Mfolt
repas, oas audi nod beute Ell gu.
ter geobahtnngspunft lit, in ,ot'
5meite 2inie.
1ie groBe Ortidatt Gourbles il
taftiid lange niht 10 mittig mi(
Maurepas. Sic liegt in ei1ler 80:
oenienfung. 9ieiem lllnltonoe bad
gombles es 81 peroanfell. oaB noe
nigltens nod Muiuen pnrbanoen limo
Seute liegt and Gombles i'll apet.
ter ooer oritter 2inie. Sic Srarl5p.
ien limo iiber Die StraBe 8erontte-
8apaurue bil1aus nod Saiap-Sail.
liiel porgeriidt. Son Gombles ans
1T nidt piel gu ieben. lin Den
gd,uuplab Ser iesigen aanlpfe N
Ser Hihtung granslop, @ebol5 ct
Bierre=8aait unb 8oufapeSnes 81
ieben, muB man auf Die slnbobe por
Maurepas, oie BON gombles aus IN
einem ldpad)en balben Stililoden 81
errcid)en lit, 8uriidfeDren. seioer
muroet mir am 8eobadten nldi
etpu ourd) oeutIhes 6eler, }o1loerr
ourh einen brapen fran5oiilfen
8abtmeiIter seltOrt, Der uns beoelt-
tete, DaB oas 5tationieren auf Der
Mnbobe fir jeoermann perboten lei.
.Da iid Ser l1nteroffi5ier anf feline
|OisfuIiion einlaIien rpollte, hieb
nidts anoeres iibrig, als 5u ben $50
aen suriid5ufebren. Beiter mad
born in Sic 5diisengrdben 81 gehen,
mar nid)t einlabeno. Wit oem Slot
Ser Somme,, ser in ein5elnen @ra=
ben ben SoIoaten Biz an Die 9if=
ten aebt, batten mir obnebin ifon
gel,1lg gefanntidaft semodt.
galo ldppammen mir mieoer i'll
groBen @agenltrom uno febrten nit
poridriftsmaBiger @eidapinoigfeit
nad Mmiens 5uriid,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-22

oarilber ablegen ion, mas sur Ser
b%eiierung oes Marinetpeiens uno
3llr Jstarffung unierer 8erteioieunss-
mittel n0tia lei. Die Serren baben
iett einen borlaufisen geridt einge-
reiht ssn bieiem 8eridt mpfebler'
lie Dor adem Die 8eibebaltuna
idmmtli9er vgeapp garos" ferner
oie ginri1tune BON unterieebootlta-
tioneu an ser Mtlantilfen nno Der
Gacific : &iiite uno orittens cine
aenolle @~ermeliul,g u%nierer aiiite fir
2uftf6ifferamede. Die gmpfehlnll-
ae1 tperoen mol ale gut iein. l1eb=
riqens miro oos 8o1nite nod eine
aa,1ae Meibe anoerer gntpfeblungen
maden. Sn unierm 5lottenmeien 1T
Manf)es, Defenders mas Die 8ertei-
oigl1ng anbetrifft, peraltet nno rid
Itdrtbig. =
Gs beibt, oaB Die 8rogreIlipen lid
nit ben Yrobibitionilten peret-
niaen molten. @ir baben idon ieit
Idneerer Get ertuartet, Dob Sbeooore
Goolepelt al,9 rod bel ben Brobibi-
tioniiten nnfommen peroe nl1o oes=
balb foGte es inns audi gar ribt
fplnoerr1, tpen1 Die HadriGt wobr
mare. 0arn fonne1l &oolepelt nho
grpan Mrm in n9lrnm Dos Sabrbun=
oert in oie Shranfen foroern. so
atpei, tpie mir 5tpei". @ie iagte Gait
neulih? S8enn &ooiepelt nno
grpan fir cine 5abe iirto, bann miro
lie mol nidts %tougen". 8ir itim=
men audi oiesmal pollfommen NIT
linn therein
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6reie Yrcie fiji seas: Moutag ben y. Sannar 1917.

miBt unb adt anbere puroen
ldmer perlekt. @bef @iaam mnroe
nit total berfoblten 8einen uno ser
idnlettertem 4orper aus ben 8uinen
ge8ogen; er itarb auf benz TRANSPORT
nod Dem @olpital.
9as Circuit 9unoesgeridt
BON Wiltpnufee bot enti1ieoen oaB
ell Ja1Bgdnger BET elmer StraBen-
fre115ung ous gorredt Dor einenl
Iutomobil bat. ginem getpiIlen
Sranf @odom. Der beim leber=
Idyreiten Der StraBe BON einem
Mutomobiliiten iiberfabren NOR, muir
ben $4,000 Sdooeneriat 5ugeiprp-
1en.
33tpei Mutomobil Yanoitelr,
Sarrp 8alib uno &iaiam gedmarn,
1pelde gu einer aus 5 Herionen be-
ltebenoen NGllberbanbe geborten n1lb
Sic bei einem ginbruf IN 5loriiiallt
BEL ct. 2ouis, Mo., iiferraldt muir
be1l fnbrtperften in einen geitnb-
lenen automobil ouf Der Sludt ourd
ein griidengelonoer uno itiir5tea
in cine Is Sub tiefe Sblltdt. geioe
m1rben al1f Ser Steae eetotet; bic
anoerlt brei Sall1nfen ipllrben er=
miI6t u11o I'M Gollntp @efangnis
eingeitedt.
MISUNDERSTANDING NIT Cabaret,
8eetbopen Wdnnerfor, Sonntag, s..
%. San. Mnfang prdaile s ubr.
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q. Q. 4 =. I. saauptIinie. j

VI. q. & y. = todiptIinie.)
Gnfunfi =
30. 101- l@unTet 2imfteo. bon Rem CT,
SO. 1o2 suniet aimiteb. BON gm Srm.
cisco 1858 BORN
go. 7-SGnenaus. BON Neip DrIenns. /.
80. s-sdmensna. bon Sci sio -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850 born,
go. e-eunfet erpreb. bon Ne,p Or.
leans ............ 7:10 nnd5m
so. 10-@anfet grprek. non can Sran.
CISCO .....-..-..-- $3.50 rddtnl
Abfatr1-
SO. 101--9unrei stmtteb. mad Gar
Srm:iSeo 1850 porin
30. 102-Gunirt 2intifeb. mad Netu Or,
leans .......... 400 BORN
Go. 7LSGneu5ug. nod SCI Mto..
...l1:OO BORN
10. s-5dnensne nod Wefp Orleans.
30. 9-Sunfet grpre6 nod can Srnn.
CISCO ..............6:bO naomi
30. 1O-@mfet grpreB. mad Meu Or.
leans .......... 1880 nodtts
epesial 0airb erpreb nod gaeIe Raf
IL Dtitterrddbt
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Die peuttes Gage.

Die Gentralmddte baben in Ru.
mdnen tpieoer einen grfolg erru,,.
gen, iie baben BEN 8riifenfopf Bel
Nenalti genommen uro Die Suffer
ge5mungen i6er ben Seretb 81 &c.
ben. Cont bat iib tueoer bort nod
anoersmo Die Gage beranoert. 9us
<tlgl-Mmara iino engIiIde nnf
tiirftl1e geabridten bon @rfolgen
gefommen. Man fam nod nidt er-
fennen, tpie es bort itebt.
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Duss alnO Anbie.

@,r ialten Sic bette aohle uno q
,eue Nrenuhola. 8robiert nns. Vla5e
Moob e Gpal COMPANY. Grodett 6055.
sfeues gclepbon 1911.
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SnIan0.

= Sssn 4anopolis, San, muroe Die
Igrdange State @anf beraut nno
sic 8an6iten ~erbeuteten ettpa $4,000
IN boarem @eI6e. Ser @iilfsfaiiie-
rer Der 8anf, Sames Comic, iorpie
oeIlen SHUTTER uno 8ru0er, pelAe III
Der Nabe Ser gnnf ipobnen, bDrte1t
bic grploiion unO mad)ten iid, i6tper
befpaffnet nno unteritiibt port all
bern g~intpobnern, iofort an. Die Ser
folgung Ser ginbreder. Sn benz
oarauf ~folgenoen Sample murOen ct
ma so Sdiiiie gelpedIeIt uno Die
aIte Srnm Comic, tpeIde an Der
Spise Der @erfolger itaieo, purbe
ourd einen StreiflduB in oas
SanogeIerf Ieidt perlett. Sen &dlt-
bern geIang es 5u entfommen.
Die Sorltbeamten Der 8unoes-
~regierung begiinitigen ben grlaB ei-
ner Qnarant1ne : WaBregel, 6urf)
uelhe oie ginfubr BON Hflan5en
nno 8Gume1 aus Dem Muslan6e ber-
boten tueroen foG. Man bofft, bier
ourd oie Musbreitung geDiiier
granddaughter nn0 Die ginidlep-
pung i96oIider Snieften, tpelde ail
ben Joriten unb Ser Slora Der Ser.
Staaten groBen Sdaoen angeridtet
BADEN, au berbinoern.
Gin gang ablheulides 8etter
bot fp1breno Ser lebten Gage in ben
norolid)en Central Staaten ge-
berrIdt. 8iseoniin urto Winnefota
fino BON einem furhtbarm gli5-
5arb beimgeludt, Der iid meiter mad
Sii0en al in einen Gis=gtoroer per7
nanoelte nno Mnes nit eiiler Oifen
gisfrnIte iiber5og. Sn Chicago NOR
infolge oes @latteiies Der Serfebr
itunoenlans untenbrod)en. Gie
Sodbabn mnBte ben 8erfebr ein-
fteGen nmo Die eleftrilden StraBen-
bnbnen fon11ten tpegen Der %serriiIe-
men n9roaep" 9rdbte ebenfalls
nidt meiter fabren. aud Die
Staaten Nebrasfa, Soma uno Mii,
iouri batten ulter Dem unipetter
fdtper gu leiben uno IN aentlldp
meroen groBe 1eberlhwemmlingen
befiird)tet, oa Der iebt in &eger
iibergegangene Sdnee Die iteaentpeis
90 SUB boben Shneeueben plos-
lidJ gum Sbmel5en bringt. Die
Gi%ntpobner in Sen 6luBtdlern oes
Ohio, aentlfp, Neo, Cumberland
uno gia Sanop baben bereits be-
gonnerL fid nod bober gelegenel1
@egenoen 81 fliidten nno periufes
iid bort nit ibren Sabieligfeitel1
in Siferbeit 81 bringen.
Die eroBe, BEL ct. 2ouis iiber
oem @iiiiiiippi fiibrenoe nelc
Bride, pelfe bieie Staot nit gaii
lot. 2ouis, Sssn.. perbinoet, lit am
Sonntaee bonn Ct. Coulter Mapor
aiel Dem 8erfebr iibergeben. Die
aonitruftion Der Bride bat einen
aoItenouhpano BON co. 5 @iaionen
Collar perurIa6t.
Sssn einem Semer, peld)es oas
aroBe Opernbous in Seattle. Waib.
seritorte, peritnsliidte Der aiIiitieren-
| Sc Se1iertpebrd)ef Sreo @ilam; eill
| sweiter 6euertpbrmam miro Der.
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NntuiH -
SO. 16-gon Sonffon. Baeo uno Corr
pus gbrifi ........6:55 nndlm.
SO. 14-gon 3oui.on unb aiifteno-ten
600 BORN.
SO. 12-won goatum un6 aiiftenorten
1850 nndrr.
$50. 41-gon &errbile ....9:30 BORN.
SO. 48-bon 4erbiue. r1lr @on1tags !.
L.. 49,. -. 6:45 nben6s
10. 145-Won aerrbiIIe, tdgIid, ansaes
non,,1en Sunntnas -.6:45 abenos
Mbfanrt -
$40. 15-Nad &oulfon, waeo unD Core
pus gbrifti ........ 8:45 BORN.
SO. 13-Nah 5oufton unb aiiftenorten
1U:45 0berDs
SO. 11-Nah goafnm rn6 aiiffencrten
2:05 naHm.
SO. 42-Na6 aerrbile, MIR an @onns
tn1en 800 rrnrgen5
SO. 146-Nd1 &errbi1e. .4:35 aben0s
30. 146) Na1 aerrbine tdgIidj. disgez
nontine1 6onntnss. 7:0b BORN.
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Dntelv.
HOTEL

325 8iamo YIa5a = blbid m0blierte
fe;ne 4inlmer. SOC. 75c. 81 per Sa8;
IS SO unb aufipdrts per @p6e. 3lnn1er
nit 2 getten $500 per Bode. Altes
5e{ephou grodett 668.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

@as bebeutet .gbe Gisbfeen"? 9as
bette 0otel fir bas ipeninfte @elo IN sa
Nntonio. 3immer SOC. NnsNeaetd9nefe
Mnhlseiten 25c. Nieorige Speatalrafsn
per Wpde. SAB frei. grodett 6277.. Sn
reutraler CAGE. 800 6ii6<Nlamo ctr.
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MISUNDERSTANDING NIT Cabaret,
geetbopen Mdinnerhor, Sonntag, !
%. San. Anfang pra5ile s llbr.
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CROWN BOTTuNe COMPANY,

9tes. NueGer, gei&dftsfRbrer.
III Spues Npenue, gegeniber Der Zone
6tnr Wrmaerei. Gan Hntonio. 4ernS.
r HobrfInnten BON alien Grten Coz
b-opoj5er. WineraIraRer unb bor5leIiG
sem iroib<innufeu Qit1ta getter.
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Samea unD @eaiaelinfrer.

aero. staffeI, $40 Oft : gomnleree@
5fr. peu, @etreibe, @artenS ulo Selos
ionten, @efliaelfutter, ~Snflbdtoren.
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e1z .eatex scratd Seeb" unb nSa-
ter Ga Malb" mndt Bic 9ennen legssn
unb rentnbef. 3e1t rno @etretoe: pIgs
nerSMeoi3in. SateI seen 9o. 4SU vs.
Hlpres Ctr. Sci. grodett 1888.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Auditor Will Examine County Books

Charles H. Leckenby, state auditor.
has advised county clerks and others
10 communicate with Willard D. Peck,
chief public examiner, for any benefit
desired in checking accounts. Many
counties in the past have gone to the
expense OF hiring experts not in the
employ Of the state to make audits of
their books. The law prescribes that
the public examiners office shall au.
lit the books of each county and ev-
cry state institution at least once in
every biennial period.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
STATE CAPITOL
NEWS
western Newspaper UnIon News Service,
ASSESS AT FULL VALUATION.
Governor Gunter Urges Assessors 'e
Be Fair to State in Raising
Revenue.

D.nyer-Goyeruor Julius c. Gunter
in a speech urged county assessors
at their annual meeting with the Coio-
rado State Tax Commission to do all
In their power TO fix taxes at fair Du'
full cash value and not to fail 10 pro
vide the proper revenue for state e1'
penses.
"I know Of no other body with more
important duties to the state than TINS
body" said Governor Gunter. zone OF
the most serious questions confront
ing the taxpayers is the fair listing OF
property. and the course you pursue
should be the object OF profound
thought. You must recognize your
duties as officers who fix the amount
OF money that shall go to support your
state activities, the activities OF your
state institutions and the welfare OF
your people. do not urge you 10
place high valuations. but / earnestly
suggest that you make efforts 10 be
fair in your every consideration"
Governor Gunter said that it was
his intention TO foster a spirit OF
working with, not against, county Of
ficials
State Treasurer Robert H. Higgins
and Attorney General Leslie Z. Hub
bard also urged the assessors to do
their part in placing fair valuations.
Something must be done" said
Treasurer Higgins. The tax yalua-
tion is going down every year and the
mill levy up. Can it be true that
Colorado is going backward instead
OF forward"
Attorney General Hubbard thanked
the assessors for help he received
from them as state inheritance tax ap-
praiser He also urged that they CO.
operate with state officials in doing
their utmost TO be fair in fixing val
ucs
Secretary OF State James Noland
told the assessors that he would en-
deayor as member OF the State
Board OF Equalization to consider the
interest OF the counties as well as the
state.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Leading Citizens Sons Arrested,

Lamar-Seventeen large burglaries
and uncounted minor thefts starting
at Lamar early in November and ex-
tending to outside towns have result,
ed in the discovery of an alleged
burglary ring composed of q large
number of high school students, boys
and girls, children OF some OF the
wealthiest and most prominent fami.
lies in the Arkansas valley. Six boys
members of the last Lamar football
squad, are held in jail, their parents
having refused TO give bail, pending
the outcome of mass meetings and fire.
quent conferences between the school
board, high school faculty, court and
peace officers and fathers and moth.
ers. One death is due to the scandal.
In meeting at the court house, at
tended by parents, the board OF edu'
cation, County Judge Horn and 9th
ers, D. C. Polhemus, president of the
school board, grew so excited under a
grilling examination that he ruptured
a blood vessel and dropped dead from
apople1y.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Museum Visited by 15e, ,2es Past Year.

In the annual report of the Colorado
Museum of Natural History covering
the year 1916, the enlargement of the
quarters devoted to the exhibition OF
groups OF larger mammals for which
the museum has a wide reputation Is
urged. All other departments of the
museum have shown steady progress
but owing to the lack OF suitable
space nothing has been accomplished
in the department OF larger mammals.
During the year 1916 l59.29S persons
visited the museum. The disburse-
ments OF the year amounted to s27,-
25i.32 and the total receipts $2S,3s0.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
CALL EXTRA SESSION
UNLESS LEAKS IN PROHIBITION
LAW ARE FIXED.
Governor Gunter Asks Legislature to
Enact Effective Prohibition Meas
ure Before Adjourning.

Western Newspaper Union New. Service
penyer.-Governor Julius c. Gunte'
sent a special message 10 the GeheFA4
Assembly urging it not TO Tx aale
for adjournment until an effective pro
hibltion measure has been enacted IN
TO law. His message reads:
To the Honorable. the General Assem-
bly, of the State OF Colorado:
am reliably informed that the pro
hibitory statutes are being grossly an
extensively violated, especially b! th'
unlawful introduction OF intoxicating
liquors from New Mexico into Las
Animas and other border counties
The executive is very earnestly direct
ing the attention OF the county authof-
tiles to this situation and is urging the
enforcement OF the Law. The law as 1t
now stands must be and will be en-
forced, but there are serious intlrmi-
ties in the law and 1t requires mater
ial amendments to be effective. Inc
executive earnestly urges the taxing
up and enacting OF the needed amend
atory legislation. This can only be at
tanned by the prohibtoFy forces agree
ing upon some wholesome Legislation
and pressing it to enactment
In this connection It Is recommended
to the Legislature that no date OF ad-
journment be fixed until effective pro
hibtory legislation is enacted and the
legislation has been approved by the
executive. Should the legislature ad-
journ before the enactment OF such
necessary legislation a special session
will become imperative. With great
respect,
JULIUS c. GUNTER. Governor.
Reported violations of the prohibi-
tion law in Las Aulmas county led
Governor Gunter to notify authorities
in the southern part OF the state to
arrest and punish all bootleggers
Telegrams were sent to Joseph W.
Hawley, district attorney, and John j
Marty, sheriff, at Trinidad, in which
he promised the officers aid. If de
sired, in enforcing the liquor laws.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
GOVERNOR kENoRlck RESIGNS.
Secretary of State Houx Succeeds as
Executive Of Wyominq.

Cheyenne.-Governor John b. Ken
drick. who has resigned that he may
be sworn in as United States senator
from Wyoming. was presented a
handsome suitcase by the employees
at the state capitol who have served
during his administration. His pri-
vate secretary, Burke Fl. Sinclair.
who is to enter the employ Of su-
gar company, where he will organize
publicity department, was present
ed travelling bag.
Secretary of State Frank L. Houx,
who became acting governor upon the
resignation of Governor Kendrick, ap-
pointed John c. Thompson. Jr.. news
editor of the Wyoming Tribune. his
private secretary.
Senator Hendricks private secre-
tary will be Joseph O'Mahoney, news
editor of the State Leader, who until
recently resided at Boulder, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
STOMACH MlS|1
GAS, |ND|Gl|
"Pape's Diapepsin' n,
sour, gassy stomaS
five minutes

Time It! In Ave minute,
distress will go. No indi,,,..
burn. sourness or belch,n.
or eructations of undlsess'
dizziness. bloating. or for, =
Pape's Diapepsin is nos
speed in regulating upsst !.
1t is the surest, quickest ~,
tain indigestion remedy /, /
world. and besides 1t ia b,..
Please for your sake, ~
fifty-cent case OF Pap.'s \
from any store and pu, r,,,
right. Don't keep on beiDs !,
life is too short-you AZ. ,
long. SO make your s,sv :.
Eat what you Ike and d.
Joy it. without dread o, ri,
the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belonr
home anyway. Should one N
lily eat something which doss
with them, or in case Of ~,
indigestion. dyspepsia, r,r
stomach arrangement at a,
during the night. 1t is han,
the quickest relief known
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Yields $40 Per Pound Ore.

Cripple Creek.-A strike rivaling il
importance the finding of the million
dollar vug' in the Cresson mine dur
ing December. 1912, has been made or
the Ell Orc mine, Eclipse gulch, owned
by the Queen Gold Mining Company
1t is reported that a large body OF
high-grade ore has been encountered
at depth below 1000 feet in the E
Oro Selected samples from the veir
are said to run as high as $40 a pound
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Wan. Guards Mustered Out at Golden

The State Legislature adopted a
joint resolution petitioning the War
Department to muster out the Colo
rado National Guard at the State Ri
fle Range at Golden instead Of at Fort
Russell, Wyo,, as provided in orders
from the department. The resolution
pointed out that mastering out at
Fort Russell will work a hardship on
the men, many OF whom would be still
far from home, and that the muster.
ing out in Colorado can be conducted
with no additional expenses.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Amount Of Gasoline Used ooubl,,

1t might be an item of interest to
the people of the state to know that
during the last two years ending Dec.
81 ls,5oo.o0o gallons of gasoline was
USED by the people Of Colorado, which
Is 100 per cent more than was used
ouring the preceding two years. The
state received q little over "a, 900 ss
its proportion from oil inspectors
ices The increase Is due to the auto
moniie. Up to two yearB ago all the
amount received was kept b. the Oh
Inspector for his evn rsrsoaai ~
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Hawksworth Promoted Lieutenant

sergeant Charles H. Hawksworth OF
Troop c, Colorado National Guard
dong duty along the Mexican border
under the wing of the federal army,
has been promoted to the rank OF sec.
ond lieutenant, according to word re.
ceived from brownsville by Adjt. Gen.
Gamble. Lieut.. Hawksworth succeeds
Lieut.. Willis B. Lightbourn, who has
peen promoted to Ae rank of first
lieutenant of Troop C. Lieut.. Hawks.
worth lives in Durango
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
-Rlenzi c. pleken. Win. Superseded.

Denver.-Rienzi c. Dickens. convict
ed of numbering his father, w H.
Dickens. Longmont banker, and sen.
fenced to serve from 1S to 27 years
in the state penitentiary., was grant.
ed supersedeas by the State Su.
preme Court. His bond was fixed a,
S37.50o. The granting Of the superse
IDEAS means that Dickens win be re
leased on bail pending the finding Of
the Supreme Court. Il will probably
take the court several weeks to r..
visw the case.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Industrial Board Deadlock Broken.

Denver.-The deadlock in the Sen
ate over the confirmation of Cover.
nor Gunter's appointees to the State
Industrial Board has been broken, and
Hiram ]. Hits, A. Newton Parrish
and George Warren Densmore named
to take the places OF John c. Pear,
son, Joel Grantham and Daniel C.
Burns, and they were confirmed by
the Senate.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Asks s2oo, 900 to Mobilize Militia.

Denver.-Goy. Gunter requested the
leaders in the House of Representa-.
tives to incorporate a clause in
the general appropriation bill max.
ing available, If needed, an ap.
preparation of 100000 to be used
in mobilizing the state militia
in 1917 or 1918 in the event the coun.
try becomes involved in war.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Breaks Legs, Arm, Ribs in Fall.

Pueblo.-Felix O'Grada, a Mexican
laborer on the C street viaduct, fell
over the railing into the railroad
yards, distance Of thirty feet Both
legs. one arm and several ribs were
broken by the fall. Doctors say his
recovery is doubtful
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Important to Moths
AMUSING,

Bill-The business men q y
to. Cal, have formed Barsir
for health and amusement &
GILL fail to see whee J
helped. but | can see the a.
part when another brother 3.
tack.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
In the Same Fir

"Ah !" said we, reading tA.,
Mrs. Lloyd George. wife q,
lish premier. is n fighter, ,a'
"Aw. Well" replied the N.
"the gent hain't got nuth'n d
that score-so Is mine ."-Er
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Resolutions of Sympathy Passed.

Resolutions of sympathy arising
from the death of Governor De Raca
OF New Mexico and Mrs. Eliza z. Sta.
ley mother OF Senator Wesley D. Sta.
ley, were passed unanimously
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
DUTCH FLoIiLLA IS ATTACHED
NEAR END OF CHANNEL SAIL
ING UNDER -sAFE CONDUCT"
DUTCH CRY FOR ACTION
REPORT THOUSAND DROWNED
WHEN GERMAN "sU6" SINKS
ITALIAN TRANSPORT MihAs.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
The Hague. Feb. 27.-The sugges-
ton has been made to the Dutch
government by leading ship owners
that half dozen German ships in
Dutch or American ports be demand
ed as compensation for lost tonnage.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
villa Bandits Win In sonor,

Nogales. Arix.-Reports OF two days
fighting around Saric, Sonora, be
tween CarranEa troops under General
Camacho and . band Of villa soldiers
were confirmed here by United States
army officers. 1t was saiA the vIlia
forces beat the Carransa troops.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02

The Hague. Feb. 2I--Widespread
Indignation has been caused in Hol-
land by the torpedoing OF seven
Dutch steamers In the western ap-
proaches to the English channel. an
nouncement OF which was made in
London Saturday. While official cir
cles remain gravely calm, there has
been an inevitable outburst OF deep
Indignation on the part of the Dutch
newspapers at what the Amsterdam
Telegraaf calls "a blow in our face and
the greatest humiliation to which
neutral state has been subjected.
The paper adds; We confess inabil-
ity to see how the honor OF our ma
ton can further be maintained by pro
tests
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
Aliens Foot Ease for b!

Many war zone hospitals hAr. o-i1
Foot Ease, the ant!scp,ic poTts
among the troops. Shaken lnio III !
sprinkicd in the foot-bAth, Alsri /
gives rest and comfort, and ras-t
delight. Sold everywhere sc. T7Az