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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-01
Niicfiicbtslpicr 1t>&pptfrica
Huin BET 9ga ge1lage, ,2aurenc geiuten ober perlen
sSettere l9}oot Ope Darunter bler SraspprD Dampier
&erid)su6rmng 9cgeu nas Seben Sln,)o Oenree's

, Der Slliierten auf beatidc SandDbput
luuroen entoeft. Sic iperocn ebcnfall;
bel DER neuem 9fpte Sentld)laubs a.
bic Observation-Disclosures cine ,pidD
ttge 9tule ipielen. Die Snitrnttiuneg
limb ciu mciterer biretter Sclucis, IL
luelher 8eiie bic Alltierten lire Gam
pier g5m SerteioigungS5mefen be
wnffnet hnben unn uodD hciunffneu
Gte iuidltigen Ginselheitcn laicn tel
men 3petfel anffpmmtn. II. q. beift
cs: gSObnlo cin SnndDbopt in DC,
tSenerlinic lit, mnR iOfortigcS 5encr
anf bnsielbe er0ffnet luetocn."
&unopn, 81. San. - Sin init eis
nem amerifaniidDen asaf fir ben Sc'
ind ncntruler 2anber bericbencr Gai.
iagler iunroe bon bem bollanbiihcn
Gampfer r;3eelnno" anf Der Heiic ppn
Spanien nadD opllanb iueg9enOmmcn
nuO ins britiidDe 0efangeneulngcr oh
sefiibrt. Ger Rae lantctc anf Den
Mamem SraIber, bod ioN Der rcdDte
Name aapitGn Sans &oebm Iein.
0criclbe btcntc angeblid tn Der ocnts
idJen Nrmec unb ioa ais 2lgent Dcs
beutIdDcn Ncbetmbicnitr2 fnugicrt pa.
ben. 2lls rEralber" oIl or bun Dit
liden 6anoelsfirmeu ais tbr Sdufer
nno @ertretcr amf eurupdiidcn
MGrften engagiert iuorDen icin.
Berlin, brobtlos nafj Sapuillc, 81.
,Snnuar. - Nad) cinen EcIegramm
tamcn mebr als bnnocrt 9lumdnen
BON bubem 0iange bel ctuem Gticas
babnnn9litf INNS Sebcn, 0Grunter Der
Sniti5miniiter u. Gantacn5ene, Der
Wliniiter bes Nenferen GOnitantineScr
nnb Safe Suuescn, Wiiniitcr Ohne
EUrtefcnille. Sie 2ofpaOtiuc oc8 gu.
ges, Der bic Jinniauen undD 9iuRInub
br,ngeu fOllte, entgleiite nnO bic gSas
Gen aerietcn iii grano.
Nus bcrielben G.nelie iuiro 6eridjtct,
0af $4,000 rnmaniidle Sliid)tliuge
iid bcrcits in Der ruiiiiden 9ropin3
Eoltama nteoeraciaiIen Aq6en nnb haF
FprttuGbrenb meme G7tiiasS!inge in nro-
fer AnsaBl anlangen.
gOnbun, 80. San. - Can't 9ienterS
2lmitcroamcr Surrciponbenten lit Der
beutId)c arpnprtns sum General Der
Sufarterie bcfGrbcrt mUrben.
GrOnprins SSricbridD 8ilbeIm mar
bi&bcr 0enerGIlcntnont unb bcfelDli0te
ben Sell bes SecreS, iueldem bic
Srappcn nm &erOuu an Ser frau5j-
iiIdcn Srpnt angebOrcn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-01

ii6er Die u3iele 6e3 Grie8e5" bobcu
ibnen idon ielbcr 0en noraltIdcn
Strif gc0rebt) lln0 Die Ser 3QiIer
olc8 W0glide beriud)te, un1 nod i'm
Iebtcn Vfoment Sic f1trftbare, nit
Glen0, @Iut unO &er2ti6tltng ourh-
trantte Slut 81 itcmmen miro ebenIo
al ben Gag fommen, ME Die Sntiahe,
6oB mtr oaS @cfiibI, Die meitcrc
Observation-Disclosures NIT ouen gral1Ii-
gen 6olgen nidt nuf 0em @eniIicn
baben 3lt noQen, i'm u10 leine Wti4s
berater 6eDog, ote 6rieOenSbanb 5u.
crit 3u reihen. Sic s5rieOenSbano 6es
i6onenben Sieeer8, ser iein @elpiI-
fen befragt uno ser in Die 3ufunft
bltdt.
llno pie Ser &oiier BEL Iusbrub
oes unDermeioli6 geporoenen arie.
geS feline Earteiert, feline 9feligions-
unteridieoe, feline trennenoen beut-
ihen 8ren5pfab!e mebr fonttte, Ion-
bern MIR uoeutide 9riioer", mie er
ieitber 6reuoe itno 2eio nit oen oeut-
lben Seloen teilte, nie er bon elmer
5ront our anoern beBt, Inn Die Sol
ooten 81 ermuntern, Die 8efabren
nit !bnen 5u teilen ltno nit ben oeut.
ihen Seertitbrern 5u beroten, ipu6S
Elm lu5ertrennbares 9ano Inn 8oiier
l1o golt. 9eioe iiro ems. Gins in
Steg, ems IN 2eib unb @efabr. Sic
gen ODER lrntergeben" lit Die beutIde
So1ung, nod nebr gefe1tigt burh Die
brutale Mntiport Ser 9llliierien.
g8enn 0el1tidlano morgen cine Ge.
publif Ditroe, ean5 0euti6lano tpiiroe
Den aatier ltnb aonig bon @ottcs
8naoen" itherlicb gum, yErqIoenten"
erpablen - nad 80 Monaten ocs
blutieiten arieges, ben Die 8eItge.
ldihte ie erlebte.
gtah einem Srieg. ipelher TN alien |
2dnbern Der Belt, friiber ODER ip6ter, |
gepalti9e llmndIsltngen
brinoen miro, dbnlth benen Ser ae.
poltigen fran5oiiihen Hepolution au
gnoe bes II. Snbrbunberts.
9tie mar Der Safer GROCER uno adj. |
tiu1gslperter, als felt Dem arieae. unb |
mie emit Der cole 2incoIn bon oen bri.
tiiden 9fdubern nerbobnt uno ber-
fluht spurbe, miro 5einoes SaB uno |
Wut Dor Ser Seloenfigur bes oeut.
iden aaiiers 5u Shanoen iueroea. !,
l1no bie Worte tperben ipoEr tueroen: |
1In oelltid,en Welen iou nod Die
Belt genelen."
sdaoe, oaB mir niht 3euge iein
fonnten, inie an-8eiitihIonb uno allie
beutffen Sersen in Der enn5en MeIt
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-01
RiidndltsloIcr 1t.8pptfrtea.

Gbe iuir 5ur Rreiie geben, fommt
foleenbe idDifialsid)luerc @adlridJt:
Berlin, 81. Sanuar, orabtlos, -
Ter bentidlc @otidofter 8cruiturii
iiberreidte bente Staatsiefretdr Can.
fling cine Note Der Scntid)en 9teste.
rnne, ueld,e einen riifiihtsluIen H.
gOotfrieg, ,uic i'm b, Sirpit Icit ian.
gem anentpfahl, in 9lusiidDt itellt.
n2ie &emaffnnna DER feinOlidcn
SdDiffc 5n slnariffs5mefen IGRt
GentIdllanb feline nnberc &abl mebr,
nno buffcntltdD ueriteben Die Ger.
Staaten bic Notucuoisfeit bicier Gnt-
ideiOung tnfolgc Der nerdnoerten
Sad,la9e."
Ser britiId,e GOlunialiefrctar crs
flGrte, rbaF Die cro6crtcn ocntIhcu
&olonicn in Den ncrIficDeuen Setlcu
Ser Nclf nicmalS an Scntid)lGno 5r=
rHfgegcben iuerbcn,"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-01
Gin SrnDergruR,
Guu SCARAB Gies, Scnper, Colorado.

Gum Gumrab 9ies, Scnner, Colorado.
eturm in ben 2Hften nnb Sub in ben 3icfen, :
S5af in ben $5er5cn uno Seiuoe i'm Scb,
Geiicr hes NciOes, bic nmnter cntid1ltefen,
yadlteu bic glmtgier Der GDlfer reeu
0eleno sur 5d,lafbanf bic Seerc ber gSelt.
Srenlus 9bipn enSigelt sum Wsprben,
gSibIt upn Hpmnucu uno Slapcn cin Yteer
gngs 0ermanteu in gcriaen Sprben:
sSenhc int Often, i'm gSeIteu i'm Rprhen
Seutid,lanb, aaDeutidllanb, nnn bph beine gSebrl
ssrnb lieRt bic 5abne ecs ariebens bn raaen,
sdrmeub ber Msendbeit gerbribrunsssebp
3pdj, bic TO lang bn in Gbren setrasen
Sat Dir idth tn stide gcihlaseu,
9un marD sur 2puug btr Sanpf bis snm SpoI
aampf bis sum Sob! 9rem bic Scimat sn uabren,
Gtr6mt's ber Sanau unb uais id's ppm gbein
gSafienb an starte n Stnrm nno Gefabren,
gSirft Ff aabentid)lano in mnftiseu Shareu
Gampfreitb nnb iesreidb ins sSedlanb bnein
Snbn hher gallien, in rnbnreidcn Eaten,
8rid5t Der 05crmane sum gren itdb gabn;
Sbm, Der ben Gruher bcm Sauen perraten,
Sietft mas seia CT, ans bntisen saaten
5udj uno gergetuns fHr albpn beran.
sampf Bis 8nm Sob! sant mmor6bnt es bic Grb.,
Seutdanb, albeutidfanb balte 63eridt!
gnt ssgen glnt, ues Britannia bid lebrte,
Sell heiHsr gaf unb Seil heincm sdlmerte!
Saf paro 5nm aedbt bir unb ;yenbidaft snr Efidt!
&nn,p BIS snm Sob. ssn enbloiem 8rauien
Suf es ber Wenibeit onrdbs blutenbe 5ers -
Gin gsebidrei, Elm Iuthrei, en iaudsenbes granfen
Senftanb aud, mir aber'm Neere iuet Sranfen
SubeIn bir sies su in tatlpiem ed)mers.
Creme bem @ctIanb! gsir bnben's aeidlupren,
ais mir entpanbert ben G3auen bes Tbeius; NT7eFt
aber ben 0aterlanb, oas nns 8e5pren, 3@s74z
G3ngen iutr nmnter nnb ntntmer psrlnrcn,
8lut unieres glues, mir fiblen uns eins.
sturm tn ben ehfen unb stnrm anf bsm Nseere -
G3rhk euf 8rhber, BON 1einben nmbrpht!
4el aud, br s8ahter sermanifdrr Ghre!
Scs enh ibr Meifter tentnnhcr @tbre! T'ra
0aubm ea&, ibr Selben, I'M aampf Bis snm GsbI
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-01
GeridJ>pDrnng oc0en ben britiIdDeu
HremicI?

Ger6H Gn9lano, 81. Sannar. -
Srei britiId)e Nranenltimmredtleriu
men, Tran 2ilice @beerbun, lire beiz
ben S5d,ter nnb Elm ecluiiier NIfreS
0eoro Maion iunrben ipegeu elmer
nngeblid)en &erIhlu0rnng segen SnS
&ebcn bon 2lOnh 0ieOrne, Den britt
id)en Eremier, pcrbaftet.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-01

Stnd) bat iidD Die amcrifaniid)e Ne-
aiernng enbiidl entId)loiieu, bic Gar
ran5a be faetO 9teaiernug offi5iea an-
5uerfennen nnb 6p. !. TletdDer ais
0eIanbten nadD Der merifaniihea
6anptitabt su entienben. SeitOcm
Der tnsiuiIdlen periturbene EraitOeut
'6nerta Dem mad, Ibbcrufnng bcS
amcrifaniiden GjeIeubten &ilipn al3
StetlOertreter funatcrenben u. O.
Sbougbneiip - infplge Der 2anonue
amcrifaniid,er Srnppcn bei &cra Grns
--~ieinc Gaiie iberreiAte, tsaaoa D,a
Ser. Staatcn obne offi5ieIlcn &ertre.
fer IN Werifu unb bic braiiliauiid)c
Heaicrnng mar init Der @ahrnng Der
nmcrifaniId)cn SntcrciIcn in Mcritu
bctrnut mDrbcu.
ScrIin, brabtlOs nadl SaNniQe, 81.
>>at, - Nid)tioc fran30Iidlc Snitrnfs
tiOnen ieitens bes frau30iiid)en Wnri-
neminiiters besiialidl bireftcn Nnarif-
fcS pm 6euaffneten 6anbelsidDiffcu
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-01

(5oriiesung auf SpaIte g.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-01

South Dakota Printers and Publishers
are paying to labor annually, according
to census reports, $4,000, which is
more than any single manufacturing
industry in the state is paying.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
$4,000 RANCH
DEAL I5GL05ED
Many Sales Of Goats and
Sheep Reported From Del
Rio During Week.

Del Rio, Texas, Oct SCI. W Brite
and ". B. Hays have bought all the
ranch interests Of Doughty & Thur
mOnd near Comstock. the leased land
revortinE back 10 1Ir. Hays. The
purchase included 1928 ewes az SO
per head wool off and 112 head Of
steers. cows and yearliuEs. the total
eonslderatio- amounting TO SIS 500.
-Four sections OF land on the Tecos.
1900 goats and 1900 mutton sheep have
been sold by Fred wilkins, Of the
High Bridge 20 ]. 3. Iurrah and Ed
Hord- The goats brought s. a head.
fleece off, ard the sheep s. a head.
wool off
jim Bo-rolm has bought from Rus
sell & 1Iey. for shipment TO Oklahoma,
November ]. 200 steers at SIS. the deal
arqroziuau1z $4,000.
Delivery was made Friday TO Rus
sell & Ley by Jim Henderson. Of 545
ewes at SO wool on
VIII Edwards has sold 10 Miers &
Rose 5000 ua1uies- fleece off at IS a
head, and 1000 kids. fleece Off at 50
. head
NJ c. Edwards has sold 70 VIII
Edwards COO mutton goats, wool off
at S. a head.
Another sale reported was 1000
goats sold by " IT. McBee 10 Guile
Brotherton. price not given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
POHIBITION CAMPAIGN IS
UNDER WAY IN ALAM0G0RDO

AIamogordo. y. NJ. Oct 3O.-This
week viii be full % political activities
IN AlamoEordo and the surrounding
towns. The prohibition committees
have been appointed and a campaign
program for this week has been out
lined and is beng carried out. The
executive committee is as follows
President, l. r. York: vice president
c. c. McMatr. secretary. r. s Iiptoni
assistant secretary. c. J. McAdams-
Clyde ktegau, an army aviator. de-
livered a lecture Sunday evening at
the Baptist church. presenting the
effect Of prohibition upon the pres
eut war He gave statistics which
show what fabulous sums are spent
on liquor when they might be spent
in the present Liberty loan campaign,
thus helping TO end the war AT an
early date. He spoke at ClOudcrOft
Monday night and viii speak in Tula-
rosa Wednesday night
Dr. Bryce viii speak in AlamOgOrdn
Tuesday night and number OF other
prohibition lecturers Will deliver ad-
dresses in AlamogOrdO and the neigh
boring towns during the campaign
week 4 r York president OF the
executive committee viii. after Thurs
day. devote all Of his time to the
campaign.
Sunday evening. November s, there
viii be special service held at the
pavilion.
The women OF AlamoFordo are pre-
pairing a campaign program, but this
has not been fully completed. There
viii be a parade which win be N
charge OF the women.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
German Army Has 81
Bdttalions Added in
Three Years of Wa

French Front. Oct. So clear idea
Of the ebb and flow OF the tides OF
German forces on the eastern and
western fronts during the various
phases Of the war from the opening
Of h0slIties in 1914, ill the begin
ming Of September, 1917, is obtained
from carefully compiled information
which the correspondent OF the As
ISOLATED Press is enabled 10 transmit
From this IL is gathered that when
the Germans started the war by in
vadinE Belgium they launched 1880
oattalons Of infantry formed into
SO L. divisions Of four regiments
each on 20 the Fr6nch-Belgi an front,
while on the Russian front they en-
ployed only 522 battalions formed into
20 II divisions OF four regiments
each On September I this year they
had on the Franco Belgian British
front. 1853 battalions formed into 147
divisions. some Of which we're OF three
and others OF four regiments each.
while on the Russo Rumaniau front,
g65 battalions formed into % divi-
sions were IN line II viii thus be
seen that the German armies on the
fighting fronts have been increased
in the three years Of war from 1879
battaiions 20 1884 battalions.
These figures do not include any
German troops on garrison duty in the
interior OF the country nor those
maintaining lines OF Communication
tCorres dependence OF the Associated
Press)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
CATTLE
ARE SUFFERING
Cotton Seed CakeP Price Pro
hibitive; Mills Profiteer-
ing, Is Report.

Relief from alleged profiteerins on
the part Of cottonseed cake mills,
which is resulting in the starvation
Of thousands Of cattle in the Panhan-
Ole Of Texas. is asked Of the Hoover
food administration by the Pecos Val
ley Commercial club. through George
+. Clements. local food conservator.
3Ir. Clements has taken the matter
Up with officials OF the food admin
istrauon, requesting that a definite
price he fixed for this product
The following telegram was re-
ceived Tuesday morning from the
Fecos club:
The cattle interests Of the west are
suffering for want Of feed 10 keep
cattle alive. We are going through
an extended drouth. The demand for
Cottonseed cake is heavy. and the
price is advancing daily until il now
is almost prOhibitive.
I'm the last week cottonseed cake
has advanced IS q ton, and cotton
seed remains the same price. II
seems that the mills are taking advan-
tage Of the situation. We believe there
should be a concerted action through
proper government officials 10 Tagu-
late the price OF cottonseed food
products to help save the cattle in
terests Of the west and thereby pre-
serve food for the nation"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
LOCAL PACKERY
RECEIVING HOGS
Receipts at Morris Yards
Include Several Cars
From Southwest.

Livestock receipts and shipments
for the week ending October q at
the Morris Union stocllyards were as
follows;
H L. Kerr. Cambray, NM. shipped
Is head Of bulls TO Timberlake. Adams
Co, e. Paso.
David Russek shipped in Is cars,
i95 head OF mixed cattle. from Mex
leo.
w. II Winter shipped in Il head
If hogs from the lower valley 10 the
Peyton Packing Co.
Boyce. Gates & Johnson. Calva,
Ariz-. shipped los head OF cows to the
Southwest Commission Co. Kansas
city.
Robinson & Morris. whitewater. N
~. shipped 90 head Of COWS and calves
Ellsworth & Co. Captain. NM.
shipped s. head Of hogs to the Pey-
ION Packing Co.
II. T. Copeland. san Simon. Ariz-.
shipped Is head of horses to Ross
brothers, Fort Worth.
H D. Sibley. Cambray. Nm, ship
ped 81 head Of cattle to Clay. Robin
son & Co.. Fort Worth.
AIcDaniels Bros. Tucson, Ariz.. ship
ped so head OF steers TO Campbell &
Hardy. Amarillo. Tex
T, P. Rogers, Alamogordo. NM.
shipped 80 head OF horses and mules
to Carthage. Tex
c. n. Bassett shipped 90 head OF
hogs from the lower valley to the
PeytOn Packing Co.
Means & Evans. Van Horn. Tex,
shipped one car Of horses 10 Magda-
lena. NM
". r. Kroup, Carrizozo, \. N.
shipped . head Of mules to Pine
Bluff. Ark
c. s Howard. Maria. Tex, shipped
90 head OF cattle 70 the Peyton Pack
ing Co, FL Paso-
B NJ Cummings. Sonoita. Ariz-,
shipped 90 head Of cattle 70 the Pey-
ton Packing CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
PACKERS UNDER
j. s. CONTROL
Every Packing Plant to Be
Licensed; Price Bulle-
tins to Be Published.

Chicago. III, Oct. 2s.-Official an
nouncement was made today that
every packing plant in the country is
under control OF the government and
that after November 1 the control
viii be absolute, operation Of the
plants then beng under license.
The announcement was colncident
with the grand jury drive against
high priced milk and was made by
Joseph P Cotton. chief of the meat
division Of the food administration.
and Prof. Charles Mccarthy Of the
University OF Wisconsin, personal
representative Of food administrator
Hoover, after weeks Of investigation
OF Chicago packing plants.
The government Is in control OF
the meat packing industry OF the
country said Prof. Mccarthy. 1t
has Deen for some time After No
vember / the control viii be absolute.
This insures fair prices TO both public
and producers.
Our aim is to assure farmers they
VIII be amply repaid for Increasing
animal production. We must have
more meat animals n we are to win
the war and keep meat prices from
ascending beyond the public purse"
Within a short time meat price bull
letins viii be issued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
MRS. FLAT. AGE
71.GAINS25LBS.
TAKING TANLAC
FL Paso woman suffered for
80 years and spent for
tune trying to get well.

II don't only feel better than 7
nave IN many years, but I have
actually gained more than 25 pounds
since I began taking Tanlac and this
certainly seems remarkable, especi-
ally for one Of my age" Mrs. Juan
Flatt- who made this statement. re-
sides with her daughter AZ III Had
lock street and is now past her list
birthday
Ny health had been bad so long"
continued Mrs Flat. "and 7 had used
SO many different medicines without
results that 7 almost lost hope many
years ago Of ever getting anything
To relieve me For so years nv
stomach was In very bad shape NV
appetite left me entirely and the little
] forced myself to eat filled me with
gas which affected my heart so Z
could hardly breathe and panied me
so at times 7 would almost faint
Then. too, for the past few years 7
have been bothered with my kidneys
and some rheumatism. and nv
troubles all together Just about got
the best OF me. Ny back and right
side hurt me so bad at times 7 could
hardly help screaming with pain. T
nave suffered with constipation and
headaches nearly all my life and T
had gotten very nervous. The lease
noise would wake NE and IL would
take me hours 10 20 back 70 sIeeD
lSain- I don't reckon ANYBODY was
ever in much worse fix than I was
and 7 spent a small fortune without
setting more than a little passing re-
lief
When BEGAN taking Tanlac four
weeks ago ] was flat OF my back iu
bed and he'd spent most Of the six
months before that I'm bed Part OF
-he time 7 was almost helpless as q
baby and it took lots Of my daugh-
ter'S time to walt on me. had read
q bout Tonlsc but aaid little attention
20 10 until a friend OF ours begged ne
10 rrv IL and the results have been
nothing less than wonderful 7 am
now on nv fourth bottle and to get
such relief after thirty years Of suf-
fc-ing is enough 70 make anybody
E'ad. now eat anything 7 want
even fresh meats. and take suaa- in
my coffee something ccuId-'- Dc
before in years. 7 have been relieved
% constipation and headache. tho
Mains are almost gone ont Of m-
back and side and 7 sleep al nf-h.
like a child. Yes. 7 have GOOD rea-
sons for nraising Tanl7c ana T ev-
pect TO keep on telling about #"
T1nlec IS sold i0 Fl P7so b- Kelly
& Pollard COMPANY. Inc and pe0rle'e
Drug Store. under the personal direc-
ION Of special Tanlac representa-
tive--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
DOCTOR HELD;
MURDER CHARGE

Richmond. Va, Oct. 2e.-Dr- A W
Chamberlain Of Elk Hi. GoochIand
county, charged with the murder OF
his brother. z. A. Chamberlain. an
attorney, whose decaDitated body was
found last Friday in an ice house on
the physicians farm, was brought to
Jail here today for safe keeping. The
doctor was arrested last Thursday.
His brother disappeared Monday
night
Sheriff 9Iassie. OF Goochland said
the doctor owed his brother S14o0 and
that they met at the formers home
Monday night TO settle the debt The
attorney was not seen again alive
Feeling in Goochland county ran high
after the finding OF the body the
sheriff said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
FRENCH RAPIDLY
HANDLE CARG0ES

Washington, D. c. Oct 29.-The
statement Of Capt. Andre TardIsu,
head OF the official French high COM
mission. that the unloading facilities
Of French ports have been so i'm
proved as 70 enable discharge Of the
cargo Of a 5000 ton ship in eight days.
is regarded Of Tremendous Importance
10 the American army, the Red Cross
and other agencies sending vast
quantities Of material TO the civil
population
experimenting a general statement
made by him a few days ago that
there is no longer the loss OF eff
cheney Of shipping going TO French
ports on account OF delay in unload
ing. Capt Tardieu states the French
docks, among which the shipping IS
carefully distributed On a pre-ar-
ranged plan before they sail. are able
10 handle 500 tons OF goods per month
more than the average importation al
present, which does not exceed a to-
tai OF 100000 tons per annum.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
1900 STOCK CARS ARE
SENT TO NEW MEXICO

Washington, D. c., Oct. 30.-Fifteen
hundred stock cars have been -equisi-
toned by the government and started
for New Mexico and southwestern
Texas TO bring out cattle threatened
with extinction by drouth conditions
there. The food administra ton an
nounced that others would be requi-
sidoned and sent forward as quickly
as possible.
The situation in the southwest is
becoming serious as the drourh
spreads and the administration says
drastic action will be necessary 20
save the livestock. ARRANGEMENTS
have been made TO transfer the ami
mails by the thousand into sections
where food and water may be found.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
RED GROSS IN
NEEDOF FUNDS

Washington. D c.. Oct 25.-At
least s50.O00.000 in addition 20 S1o.-
100000 already apportioned viii be
required TO keep in fun operation
Red Cross activities in France and
Belgium the coming six months
That is the estimate OF the Amer
lean commission in France
I'VE cannot state TOO strongly the
critical situation that viii arise the
coming winter" the mission has
cabled headquarters, and the neces-
sitv for efforts which Will coDduce
OF the peoples and the armies The
amount OF work that can be done in
this direction viii be limited solely
By the resources at our command
If the American people can get q
real picture Of the misery among
daily driven out OF their homes and
dumped In poverty upon other parts
OF the country, often times terribly
sick or mutilated. they VIII gladly do
all IN their power 70 help.
We must, however. NJ all hazards,
reserve sufficient funds TO meet all
demands which may be made upon us
by our army and enable US 20 deal
with the problems OF emergency re-
lief which viii almost certainly re-
suit from radical changes in the line
In northern France and Belgium II
we can safely count on spending here
approximately s50.O00,000 only. II
would be folly for us to proceed with
the different branches OF our work
at a rate which will practically eU-
haust that sum BY next summer. In
this case. il would be necessary for
US 10 curtau in a most radical way
the plans ROW in prospect for useful
work with the civilian population
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
us. IS AFTER
ENEMY LIARS

New York. Oct. 29.-Goyernment
agents are bringing TO account enemy
aliens who circulate false stories con-
corning subjects connected with the
war. II became known today that
among Germans recently interned at
Ellis island were several charged with
giving circulation 10 such tales. That
soldiers At nearby camps are commit
ting suicide almost daily and that
men in the national army canton
ments are underfed were among the
fslsehoods these persons are alleged
TO have told.
Another is said 90 have invented
a story Of operations of German sub
marines off the eastern coast OF the
United States.