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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-28
BIC GUNS ROAR
AGAIN IN F RANCE
Artillery Wings of Both BEL
ligerentS Engage in a
Mighty Duel.

Again the operations along the
western front in France are being
carried out. mainly by the artillery
wings Of the belligerents.
The infantry activity, what little
of it there is. has been between pa
troll parties. in which small sections
were attacked.
In one of these minor attacks the
Canadians have occupied an addi-
Il nal trench astride the Lens-Arras
road, but in another attempt 10 bite
further into the Lens sector they
were repulsed, according TO the Ger
man war office.
Reciprocal bonn bardments Of con-
siderable intensity continue TO pre-
vail along the Aisne front and in
Champagne. and there has also been
"a renewal of the big gun fire in the
AvOcourt sector northwest of Yer
dun.
Austrians Claim Success.
In the Asiago plateau section OF
the Austro-Italian theater. the Aus
trian artillery has shattered positions
taken recently by the Italians and
reoccupied them. The fighting was
on Monte Ortigara and the Austrians
assert that thev captured more than
1900 prisoners.
The Rome war office. in admitting
the withdrawal of the italians, says
that the destroyed positions afford
ed no shelter TO the Italians from
the murderous fire Of the Austrian
artillery.
Lively fighting continues between
the Russians and acknowledgements
on the eastern front particularly in
Galicia south of the TarnOpol rail-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-28
SUFFRAGISTS IN JAIL
HOLD SONG SERVICE

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Behind
Jail bars Wednesday, six women
suffragists, convicted in police court
Wednesday of obstructing the side
walk by displaying propaganda
banners before the white house
held a song service and suffrage
meeting for the other forty women
inmates of the prison.
The sufragists were given their
choice OF $50 or three days in Jail
and decided to go TO Jail. They did
not attempt a hunger strike and Will
be released Friday morning, part OF
today and a few hours of Friday
being counted as full days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-28
TIES HUSBAND IN BED
THEN MURDERS HIM

CUMBERLAND, Nd, June IS
Mrs. Minnie Carter tied the hands of
her husband 10 a bed while he slept
off a debauch Tuesday night and
then fired three shots into him, kill
in~ him instantly. After the shoot
ing Mrs. Carter ran two miles 10 a
neighbor and announced the trag
edy. Mrs. Carter was recently dis
charged from a hospital and Tues
day she says her husband. who had
been drinking, threw her out of the
house. Made desperate by con
tinued abuse the woman says the re-
volver was her only means of de
Tense. she was lodged in Jail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-28

way and along the Narayuvka river
SlSirmish i'm Macedonia
The operations on the Macedonian
front continue OF minor importance
and there Is nothing 20 be cleaned
from the official reports OF the
belHgerents 10 indicate that a gen
eral engagement is brewing There
have. however. been several smart
skirmishes and one attack by the
enemy, preceded by a violent bonn
bardment against the French posi-
ton. II was repulsed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-28
COAL MINERS STRIKE
IN CANADA is ENDED

CALGARY. Alta. June IS. - The
strike of eight thousand coal miners
in western Canada which has been
in. progress since April 1, ended
Wednesday when Commissioner w.
II. Armstrong. appointed by the gov
eminent 10 investigate and take any
action deemed necessary, ordered
immediate resumption of opera
tons in all mines affected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-28
\ MATHEMATICIAN.

Daddy" said Bobby. who was
eating an apple, what would be
worse than finding a worm in this
apple2"
81 do not know, son, unless il
would be worse TO find two worms
NO" said Bobby. 1t would be
worse 10 find half a worm. Every
bOdy's.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-28

DR.. Chaffee treats diseases of
women. Home phone 669S. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-28

DR. Axtell, Dentist, 315 Union
Trust Bldg. ADV.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
Sm 3eiben 'Soffres.

paris itebt seeenipGrtis i'm 3eiden
bes Sternbilbes nSoffre." Mit Soffres
pomabe fdminten bic pariferinnen
Die 2ippen. nit SoffresDaFer belfen
iie fpdrIidem Suartpuds nu6. Soffris
>nettesspilen ioIlen oas bette Miittel
sesen f6le9te @erbauuns fein, unb
SoffriuniasSeife brinst ale, felbit Die
bartnddigIten 9autunreinbeiten fdnel
fort. 9as Spffrezaleio, cine hornebz
me @d6pfuns aus ounfelrotem
Commit nit golbiseldnsenbem. pelss
umranbeten Doppeltrasen, in ben man
fid BEL GROCER adlte eintufdeln fdnn.
1T bas Wlobefoi itiim, unb Der Soffres
Sut nit martialifdb aufitrebenoem
Reiber tbront auf ben seipellten 2oden
fait isoer Sd0nen. Soffrez2ifDr unb
Soffre>8lumen. Soffre=araipatten uno
Soffrs Sanbtiider, Spffre nnauss
fpredlibs unb Soffre<admme. Spffres
Spasisrit6de unb SoffrezSanbfdube,
Soffrs>Striimpfe uno SoffresS6ube,
Te alle lssen 3euenis bafiir ab, bab
Der Stern bes @eneraliTimus NIT
allen MittsIn elmer rieiigen Retlame
i'm 3enitb sebalteu ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
9as stbwsin fiel.

Gin fsltenss Sa9bsabsntsuer tpirb
bon einem beutfden Offiaier Don Der
ruiTifhen Gront mitsetetlt. gr fdreibt
In etnem 9riefe on feline @nseb6rigen:
rMsins Rpmpasnie tGmpfte NIT segne=
rifdsr Snfanterte. tpobet iie aud bon
feinbIider strtiIIerie beftis bef4oHen
puroe. pISBli9 ftiirmt bon oss 9ess
ners Seite auf einmal ein Eter. bas
mir ale suerit fir etnen Wolf bielten.
auf uniere Sdiibenoedunsen gu.
0ur4 stnen tpobIgssielten S4uB ipurf
De es auf brsibte S4rttte por unferer
2tnie nieoereeitredt. Das aur Sanb
senommeue SernsIas belebrte uns ies
bod, bab sin tapitalss Wilbf4pein
uns auf sisene Weiie gu fsbr pilltpmf
mensr Sasbbeute ipurbs. Mls bic
Ro4t iid niebersefentt bate, tpurbe
bsr fSitIi9e 9raten, ben uns Der Dpne
nsr Der feinolihen 9ei6iise autrieb,
abeebolt. subereitst unb ala 2edsrbift
fen psripetit.' Dem suten Sdussn
tparb eins erobe portion unb S9ube
gelb suteil.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
Sonnerfas. 2. &usuit 1917.
M6per als Mabruns.

Rot madt srfinberifd unb bic
Rriegsseit eebt auf Saso nad allen.
mas ssniebbar ifi, ober fein tDnnte.
Dor einiser 3eit tonnte man Iefen. oab
iunge SadtfrGben in 9eutidlano ni6t
muir aIs RabrunssmitteI 8ertpenbuns
fdnben, fOnbern serabesu als 0elitas
teHe sefudt feien unb nunmebr perz
iiinbst Elm ginfenber in Der Wodens
beilase bes v8erliner Saseblattes"
-Saus-9of-9arten." bab aud M0s
ben fib als Habrunssmittel in isoer
geaiebuns portreffIid eisnen. 0a Die
MSbsn in 3iirih eutes 9iirserredt
baben unb IGngIt babinter eetommen
ftnb. bab es ii6 nidt muir i'm Winter,
fonbsrn aud i'm CONNER in unferer
Seegessnb re1t angensbm Iebeu ldbt,
10 biirfte bic MeIbung audi fir uns
Snterefe baben, feIbft auf bic 9efubr
bin, bab bic MDpenfreunbe uno Die
M0bengesner oestpegen aneinanber ges
luttN Ititp.
Der @infenber sibt befannt. bab er
bic MDpe als Rahrunssmittel empfebz
len f1nne auf Grunb tpieberbolter unb
erHftbafter 8erfude, tpobei bic erfte
Beoinsuns fir ben Sdser iit. bab bas
9ier sleid nod benz grIesen ausse<
npmmen perben muB. oamit Der
Wurmsefabr poraebeust iperben tdnn.
Der ginienber sibt fooann brei be-
taillierte Reoepte on. tpie bic M0pe am
beftsn auf bem SamiIientifd tommt.
fei es als rebbubnGbnlider 8raten. in
Der Dirt setodten @Gniefleifdes ober
ola eine 4rt Saubenbraten. 90 melt
Der Sdreiber biefer 3silen bon 8o9z
re5epten etipas peritebt, fdeint bic 3us
bereituns einfa9 5u fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
Tleiidloie Sage.

gla6febeno bsutfde Spridip5rter.
Die ouf bic jebt 70 bdufigen fleifdGpien
Sage 4ntpenbuns finben: gs bat niht
ieber Sleifd eeseFen, Der in ben Cab
nen itodert. = Slsiidbriibe ldbt iib
nidt aus Riefelfteinen toden. = ST
tetn SIetfd pprbanoen. 70 nimmt man
NIT eeialsenen isifden fiirlieb. =
8eiu teurerss Sleiid ala RoB> unb
Weiberfleif6. = Man mub ni6t gu
piel Sleifd on ben Spieb iteden- -
Wesen eines Stiides SGeif6 seben bic
Sunbe bic Sreunbfdoft auf. - @er
bem Sleifds gu piel nadfebt, pirb
baIo tein 9rot gu beibsn baben. -
Wer tein Sleiid efen fann. Der lobt
oas Saiten. - Ber nit JlepIh bat,
Der eb 3pibeIfiId'. - aud oas
fdIedteiten Sleifd finbet einen adu>
fer. - Die bas Sleifh am msiiten
fdeIten, BON ie Die srDbften Stiide
pGblten. - Sleifh madt ipieber
Sleifd, slid madt mild. - gsFer
elm fleiner Slid, ala gar nidts auf
Dem Slid. - Der Slid min breimaI
idipimmen: i'm WuTer, i'm Sdmal5
uno i'm Wein. - Man fann bic Slide
lange iieben, ebe man Sleif9briibe Bee
fommt. - Der CUTE Slide bat. muB
iie aud gut braten. - Slid ober
5rpf6. ipenn nur's Neb poll TT. -
Wer aGie ibt, finbet feline 8noden. =
8Gs unb 8rpt iino befer als ber btts
tere Sob. - 8ei fdparsem 8rot lei>
bet man ni6t Not. - 8rot lit Ieidt
gebaden. tpenn's muir nidt on Roggen
feblt. = Seure Butter lebrt troden
8rot efen. - SO feblt tim nihts ala
5ett, penn er nur apbf bdtte. -
8enig 5ett gibt masere Suppen. =
Wan fauft teinen Sped obne 9elo.
= Wenis ellen unb ipenis reben. bat
niemano sereut. = GFen unb Srin>
fen finb bes Sobes bette 0iensr. -
Wan fol ii6 nimmer 70 iatt eiien. boz
NIT man nit nod tDnnt' firm pfennis
9rot aufefeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
Cullen mad Ntbell.
Cnfel Sam fenbef ieinen Jprffbe-
amten nad1 Traufreich.

Sn Jolee bes Srieges iino in ben
Ddlbern 5ranfreids seipaltise 3ers
itDruneen ongeridtet porben. Die es
nOtis MAIDEN. an Die rafde Wiebsraufs
fprituns Der brahgeleeten @eldnbe gu
benten. rpenn nidt Srantrei9 auf piele
Sabre empfinblideu Mansel on Nubs
unb 9rennbols leiben fon.
Die Reeieruns in Wafbinston bat
Dor tur5em GERM Senrb g. 9rapes.
ben Gbef bes Spritbienites Der Ser.
Staaten, nod Sranfrei3 eefdidt, um
Der fransOFiden Rs9ieruns Bel Dem
Werfe Der Wieberuufforftuns Der ger
ft6rten Ddlber 8eiitanb gu Ieiiten.
gieentlitb beibt bies aber Cullen nab
9.tben tragen. benn es 1T ia aIIgemein
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02

betannt, baB Der ameritanifhe Sort
bienit mod jung uno notpenbiser
Weiie primitive lit. pdbrsno 5rants
reid felt bielen Sabren Elm poraiislia
aussebilbetes 5oritpeien bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02

baItsn. ipie immsr bic 8erbdltniife fein
mDsen, Die sur 3eit bsrri4en. 8ei Der
mobernen Sriegfiibruns, NIT ibrem
m6rberii6en Irtilsriefeuer, ben 8omz
benz unb 9anogranatenuneriffen, II. I.
p., 1T oies fiirpubr feline leidte Iufz
sabe.
Der SIieserbienit. biefe mOberufte
aller 9luftldrunssz uub Ingriffspafz
fen, 1T ebenfalis bem Sienalbienft un=
teritellt unb baburd pirb biefer 3peta
muir um 70 tpidtiger. Die Qnperbuns
bon Rstruten fir ben Signal unb
5liegerbienIt maht, pie Maior 8. q.
Spbbde, bonn Refrutierunssbienit be-
ridtet. erfreuIide 5ortidritte. Oas
beiitebenbe Bib seigt Moior Spbpde
unb einen Sisnaliiten, Der nit benz
SeIiosrapb Signale eibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
Ser sisnalbieuR.
Gia ansemein tuihtiger 3speta bes
mpbernen Mrmeeprgantiattpn.

Gin ansemein tuidbtiger 3tpeis bes
utpbernen MrmeepreanifattDn.
Der Sisnalbienft. Der in Griebenss
seit iaum mebr als elm ornamentaIes
4nbdnsieI Der armee btlbet, sehtrt su
ben 3petsen Der 4rmee, bic. fobdIb Cd
Gruit pirb unb bas 9eer gum Rrisss.
bienit beransesOsen pirb. seipaItis on
Di9tigteit setpinnen.
SIM GalIs eines arieses fdIlt bem
StgnaIbisnft cine duBerft fdpieriss
unb perantiportlihe aufsabe gu. gr
bat fir bic llebermtttIuns bon Berid}<
ten unb 8efeblen bon Der Sront nadl
hem 9auptquartier unb bonn 9aupts
quarter Biz in bic pprberften Iuben<
poiten Soree gu trasen unb bie @er<
btnbuns Stpifden ben Derf9iebenen
@inbeiten Der armee Gufre6t su er>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
Q ieGf en- D.

9esirtsamtmann: sd permif1e
auBen an Sbrer &an5lei Die Safel
r9iirgermeiiteramt"!"
8iirgermsifter: rGs nubt bod MIR.
60 oft i9 bic Safel anmuden laFe,
reiBen is mir r nadts tpieber 'runter
unb nugeln Tis am Seniterlaben bon
meiner 5rou ibrem 3immer AM"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
Sie Sobrnbid)a.

.yH uutH Sulluitlttt9tH, Htpu1tet Ile
i'm srauen @ltertum poer i'm Uiittelz
alter aussefodten tporben fein, ober
modttn fe brobeno am 9ebdube unz
7erer siosnen 3eit riitteln, bat bic
0obrubYta. oiefe nur fpdrlib ourd>
uGFe,te, nit elmer 2Dbfdidt bebedte
5pdflGthe, cine itrotesiide 9eoeutuns
,ebabi. gtIs Glteften 3eusen bierfiir
7aben mir BEN na6 ber i'm Sabre LOG
n. Chr. erfolgten llnteriperfuns Der
Dacier bur6 3aifer Sraian BON ben
R6mern errihteten Srajanspau. gs
tit bies cine ouf peite Streden bin mod
beute erbaItene boppelts unb teilpeife
breifade 9efeftigungslinis aus @rbs
tpGlIen, ipeI9e fi9 bon gsrnabuod am
re6ten 9pnauufer. quer ourh bic
8obrubf9a Biz an Ole S6parSmeers
tiiite Bel 9onitansa binsiebt unb einit
burd sablreide Wa@ttiirme unb 3as
fele psritdrtt mar. ipopon GENTLE Dor.
sefdpbene Seile aud nod I'm Siiben
oes anqrensenben 9ebarabiens gu fins
ben finb. Die S0be Der WdlIe fdfpanft
stpifden brei unb feds Meter. Die
ipeittide SGlfte biefer eetpoltieen r0s
mifden 8erteibisunasIinie ift aubers
psm auf Der Nprhfeits bur9 natiirIide
WaFergrdben eeFdiibt, bic CUR grs
leidteruns Der 4bipehr bienten. Seute
perlGuft Die butsarifd rumdnifde
9rense unasfdhr 80 &ilometer fiibltd
faft parallel nit bem Sraianspau, Der
BON Der 8abnlinie 9utareftz &onftanaa
burdbroden pirb.
Diefe ftrateeifd5 duberit tptdtige
8abnftrede, bereits 1860 aneelegt,
aber erft 1896 our6 bic erobe Opnaus
bride Bel gernapohd perpolIftdnbiet,
paFiert bier ben iiber 3 Weter 30
Sentimeter tiefen unb, einserednet oas
lleberfdtpemmunessebie 5piffen ben
beiben SluBarmen, 20 8ilometer bret
ten Strom, inbem fie 70 Die 8erbins
bune bes rumdnifhen Snnern NIT benz
Shparsen Weer heritellt. 0a in Der
Dpbrubfba tpeitere 9abnen nod tidt
beiteben, tFt man fir ben iibrisen Der
tebr sdnslih auf bic 9onauidiffabrt
angeipiefen, bic natiirli6 in ariesss
seiten ioipobf bon Siiben aGs bon 1orz
ben her unterbunben tperben fann.
Sn ben hdufieen ariegen snifden
Rubfdnb unb Der Siirtei fam bic fra
tesifde Wi9tistsit Der 9obrubfda irns
mer tpieber CUR 9eltune. bifbete iie
bod ben tiirseiten Wea gu ben 9aifans
pdFen unb fomit nad 8pnitantinopel.
Sdon i'm SeIbsug bes Sabres 1928
beniibten iie Die RuFen nit grfols aIs
@infaustor, unb 1854 iebten fie apis
f9en 8raila, 9uIaB unb Suleed iiber
bic Sonou, um, Die alte, BON ben RDs
mern poreebilbete StelIung am Sra
Iiansipa1 su be5teben, tpas bann 5ur
Solse battle, baB oie Siirten ibre fart
aussebauten SefenIippoiitionen bon
Wibbin unb 9aIafot aufseben mubz
ten. SIN rufif6stiirtifden arieg
1877, als bic untere 9onau fir bic
S9tffabrt eefperrt mar, bransen 5tpar
bic beiben tiirtiT6en panSerf6iffe
2ufti 9ebl uno Sipsi Ridman biz
iiber 8rai.a btnauf. ipuroen iebod
bort bon ruiTiiden uno rumdnifden
Sorpebos perfentt.
| 8ieI agenp.
| geSirfsumtmann: sd permii1'
auBer an Sbrer Sun3lei Die Safe
~9iirgsrmeiiteramt"!"
| giirgermeifter: rGs nubt bod mir
60 oft i9 bic Safel anmu4en laFe
reiBen iie mir r naats tpieber 'runtel
unb nugeln lie am 5eniterlaben por
meiner Srou ibrem 3immer AMI"
L "
4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
9[us Grfdhrund. d.

5iibrer: Pin biefem @unbgemdloe
bat Der SiinItler sebn Sabre gearbeis
tetl@
Srsmbsr (Sunbpertsmeiiter); IRA,
ba 1T er jebenfa1s i'm Sag'lObn sepes
fen!4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
Ser e pIbeu.

a.utnant (auf Dem sdieBftanb):
r@ifden sic mai srit Sbren 8plben
ab. ebe Sic anlegen!"-9er S4iibs
pubt ii9 bic Hafs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02
Gine aute Seefe.

9eridtsprlI5iefer (oer on einer
@obnunestiir nit einem 8ettler sus
fammentriffD: r8itte. nad Sbnen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-02

Gbsl fei Der Wsnf9. bilfreih unb
gut
EDis i9Sn fid 10 tpas kisn sutl
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-05-25

that the Government reserves
the right to pay them 10 years
after date. If this right is not
exercised by the Government Is
years from date, the bonds will
run the full 80 years.
These bonds bear interest ut 80
percent per annum, and the in
terest is payable semi. annually
on the 18th day of December and
June in each year.
WHAT SPECIAL ADVAN-
TAGES HAVE THESE
l.. L. BONDS?
One especial advantage no 9TH
err bonds, National, State, muni-
cipality, or corporate, have is
that If the United States during
the continuance Of this war shall
issue other bonds at a higher
rate of interest, the holders OF
these Liberty bonds have the
right to exchange their Liberty
bonds for bonds bearing the
higher rate of interest, dollar
for dollar.
VIVA OTHER SPECIAL
ADVANTAGES?
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-05-25

Dizziness, vertigo, (blind stag.
gers) sallow complexion, hatu-
lence are symptoms of a torpid
liver. No one can feel we'll
while the liver is inactive. Her
bine is a powerful liver stimu
liant. A dose or two will cause
all bilious symptoms to disap-
pear. Try it. Price Soc. Sold
by all dealers.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-05-25
IT PATRIOTIC TO U
THESE BONDS?

Yes; every American who sub
scribes to the justice of the
course of the United states in
entering and conducting the war
we are now engaged in should
subscribe to the Liberty Loan
Bond issue to the extent of his
or her financial ability.
Every American subscribes to
the belief that an American
should stand by his or her count
~ should subscribe to the Liberty
Loan Bond issue.
Every American who loves
America and is jealous of Ameri-
cas- honor should subscribe to
the Liberty Loan Bond issue.
The real success of the loan is to
be more determined by the num-
Der of Americans participating
in it than by the amount sub
scribed. The spirit of the Nat
ion is going to be judged abroad,
especially by our enemies, more
by the number of its American
men and women who support
this bond issue than by the mere
amount of money subscribed.
WHY LIBERTY LOAN?
The SIS, 900, 600. 900 bond issue
of this year is named THE Lib
erty Loan of 1917" because it is
to be a loan from a free people
to be used in freeing the world.
1t is the loan of a liberty-loving
people to be devoted to the es-
adjustment of liberty in Europe
and on the high seas.
1t is the loan of the great de-
mocracy of the New World to
redress the wrongs and support
the cause of the democracy of
the Old.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-05-25

BarSed W ire cuts, ragged
wounds, collar and harness gals
heal up quickly when BAL
LARD'S SNOW M is
applied. 1t is both healing and
antiseptie. Price SOC, and 81 at
all dealers.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-05-25
Remember the
Lusitania; Buy
an l.. l.. Bond

Continued From Front Page.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-05-25

They are nontaxable. If your
city, county, and State taxes are
3 mills on the dollar, a not UNI
usul tax, these bonds are equiva-
lent to ordinary corporate bonds
or other investments bearing 81
percent.
In addition, no Federal tax
which war conditions may later
make necessary will affect these
bonds. The only tax these bonds
are subject to is the inheritance
tax, which applies to all proper
ty Of all kinds whatsoever
HOW ARE LIBERTY LOANS
OBTAINED?
Blank forms of application for
the purchare of these bonds can
be obtained from the Treasury
Department, any Federal Re-
serve Bank, any National, State
or private bank, any express Of
fee, and any p%ostofice in the
u. S. Any bank or postmaster
will aid applicant in filling out
his blank and the other acts
necessary to obtain these bonds.
If THESE BONDS ARE so DE-
sIRABLE WHY IS 1T NEG
EsSARY TO ADVER-
TIsE THEM so Elk
TENsIvELY?
1t is not necessary to advertise
these bonds to sell the whole is.
sue, but it is earnestly desired
that this loan shall be a popular
loan, a loan by and from the
people at large of the United
States, and not alone from banks
trust companies, and fnanciers,
To that end bonds are to be is
sued of small denominations, and
subscribers for small amount!
are to be supplied before thu
subscribers for large amounts ar,
granted their full subscription.
is IT PATRIOTIC TO BUY
THESE BONDS?
Yes; every American who sub
scribes to the justice of tn,
course of the United states il
entering and conducting the wa.
we are now engaged in SHOULD
subscribe to the Liberty LOAF
Bond issue to the extent of hi
or her financial ability.
Every American subscribes t,
tba haIiaf that IN A,,arioa,
The evening world., 1917-09-04
For Youths Going to College or
"Prep" School Lads

the problem o. proper school outfits correctly solved Bests Dis
eliminating and their particular always find here desired
SmartneSS Of line combined with sturdy wearng awoo qualities
The Fifth Floor exclusively for Masculine oufng with shoes
Immediately
If it's by young boy havei il. 5th
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AUTO DRAGS CHILD
TO DEATH IN VIEW
Of PARADE THRONG
Dtiufs Dsughitf Appilua.u,
Nlrcher, STEPS iu Front
uf Car IN Brooklyn

I.aaauds 20 ps..H.s. a ua..I..5
70 them s1tnsn. l.a ss1 aI...I Ih. r'
,issluf stand ~ fhs Ufs.E.fu psI.
sIs at Lafayette Atfuus .Ui F.uih
utfnrf street sore IUrUfrI to-day
NF asr.uF Gel. .tsHf.uII Fr H'rI
from th' ,ufH directly .u DE path .f
.r uufsU.ulIs. uU.. il..h.f |..
I1au and iraFr.l .r. nalf H uHleu
feet bsfur, it wee nrraFli '. a stop
Tho liitlS rIrI. AfIr' Nr'uHn. iausa.
tot - ~ 4 D. NriuBn ~ 40 20
Lafayette Avenue. was 'asrn to
Hfooklyn Hospital, Whore fh' died
Ilsr neck was broken and her BODY
severely iaceratod
The Neiman home 10 directly oppo
s'e the University club. IN front -
which was IN. reviewing stand Afliie
ana her mother vero standing on tho
curb eagerly waiting FOR tho procession
90 pass As the strains of N" brass
hand we're heard approaching, Ue
little Eiri. jumping with delight broHc
loose from her mothers hand and rah
out past a stationary automobile az
the curb TO the middle Of the road.
way She clapped her hands and
boxing back at her mother pointed
cNcitedly 20 the parade, now but a
block and half from the stand.
SO Interested was the child she did
not realize she was standing directly
In the path Of car coming from the
opposite direction. Mrs. Neiman aud
scores Of other persons shouted n
warning TO tho little girl. but she
evidently mistook their shouts as
meant for the marchcrs. Stanley
Meyers, chauffeur OF tho car. Jammed
on the brakes. but II was too late.
Tho automobile struck the little girl
the forward wheels passing over the
body, which was caught on the rear
axle and dragged along the pave
ment.
Hundreds rushed forward to lift
out the rumpled httle bundle. Almost
the frst to reach her was James
Holt. chauffeur for Deputy Police
Commissioner Cooley whose car was
atanding a few feet away Holt. as
sisted by policeman. carried the
child TO the automobile and broke tho
speed laws in getting TO Brooklyn
Hospital. The child lived but few
minutes after reaching the hospital.
breathing her last before the frantic
mother arrived. Mrs. Neiman col
lapsed and remained at the hospital
for treatment.
The evening world., 1917-09-04

Young Men Overcoats-AII the
College Chaps wear them. OF fancy
Mixture CheViots. Exclusive styles
designed by Best & Co., in their
own sanitary workrooms. 81 to 80
chest. l7.5O to $500
The evening world., 1917-09-04

Boys Refers, Mackinaws and
Overcoats in large assortments, IA
vored materials and styles. Made to
Best & Co. standards Of workman
ship and materials. All wool and
seams sewn with silk.
The evening world., 1917-09-04

swin a company,. sale. Of beet in New
The evening world., 1917-09-04

!. c. F. KOCH g CO. Inc. I2sth ST. M...
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NU"N Nv FoT no WHHN fUUIng NH'UF|||
Fppi. E"4gtH I. follows tou..s
.f.l A4H.,
The evening world., 1917-09-04

- t.aiss - 80 tss Hsf o.. asHf
asawuss NuaaaF afisfnasa iH fHfa
g1asl wass . aftislf $3.50 stfuft b. ..
nauaiars NafFus fFulfast i.
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Nsst TsfnII H.nth Hifsfi haH.s.
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