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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26
Murder of Ruth Cruger In New York
Cleared Up by Italians
Confession.

Bologna. Italy, June 23.-(By the
Associated Press. Alfredo Cocchi.
the fugitive New York motorcycle
dealer, abandoned today his pretense
of innocence of the murder of Ruth
Cruger and confessed his guilt.
Jealousy was his motive. He was
unable, he declared, to win her love
and became furious when she re-
buffed his persistent attentions.
The admissions Of the young Itali-
an, whose escape the New York po-
lice failed to prevent. were made in
tears after searching Interrogation
by Judge Zucconi broke down Coo
chi's reserve. Prior to this examine
ton Cocchi had coolly and insistently
maintained he had known Miss Cru
ger only two days before her disap-
pearance in February. when she went
to his shop to have her skates sharp
ened. and had declared his conduct
toward her was entirely correct.
Under Judge Zucconi's searching
questions today, however, Cocchi fin
ally burst into tears. He became SO
agitated as his confession fell halt
ingly from his lips that the persons
surrounding him believed he was
about to have an epileptlc fit.
He was granted time to recover
and then resumed the story Of how
the 1S-year-old Wardleigh High
school graduate met death at his
hands in the building where her
body was recently unearthed from
the cellar.
Gives Details of Crime.
After making up his mind to tell
the truth. Cocchi talked freely and
without reserve gave fully details Of
his crime, including the burial Of
Miss Cruger's body. After the con-
fession had been completed the judge
directed the clerk to read to Cocchi
the written report of his disposition.
The prisoner said 1t was correct
and later signed IL.
On returning to his cell Cocchi
said to the prison attendants:
AT last feel relieved. ] have
freed myself from a nightmare which
tortured my conscience. Now have
told everything and am ready to
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26
Cocchi Admits
He Killed Girl
suffer any penalty"

suffer any penalty"
Upon being further INTERCEPTED
by the police. who were not salts
fled that the prisoner had told the
entire truth. Cocchi admitted that the
murder had been preceded by an as
sault. He had denied this previously.
Cocchi is expected to fight extradi-
ton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26
Painfully Sudden.

When you are gone you may be for
gotten as soon as the defeated candi-
date for vice president. and that is
painfully sudden \tch'snn Globe,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26
Style In Emotion.

"Now some scientific sharp says
there are styles In emotions" II be-
lleve 1t. know some women who al
ways wear their dignity RULED"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26
lnfaiIIbIe indication

When man says he merely plays
for pastlme the indications are he
quits lossr.-Atchison Globe.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26

A new automatic letter cancella-
ton machine has Just been installed
in the postoffice, which adds one
more piece OF equipment to the Logan
office TO assist In handling the ever
growing postage business Of our Of
flee, which h to merge into an office
OF the first class on July !. Post
master Blair says. with the begin
ming Of the fiscal year. ~ sx2sots
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26

Miss Eleanor Garrett. the pretty
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Garrett Of Wellsville, and Attorney
l.. E. Nelson Of this city left yester-
day for Salt Lake, and on wednes-
day they expected to united in mar
riage in the Salt Lake temple. These
young people are among the most
popular In the young society set of
their respective towns. Miss Garrett
is a graduate Of the B. Y. college and
has taught school at Wellsville. At
torney Nelson has been prominent in
church affairs in Logan. as well as
enjoys a Lucrative practice in his
legal profession. The happy couple
expect to return and take up their
abode at 500 South LIST East street
In this city. The Republican staff
Joins their numerous friends in ex-
tending congratulations.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26

to make number of changes in the
clerical department of the office,
having In mind the education of the
different clerks to take care of any
department in the office. There has
already been a change In the deliv-
cry window. This has been done
with the idea Of expediting business.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26

Mr.. d. w. Hess, Logan, has con-
tributed s25 to the Red Cross war
fund. The names Of all contributors
will be published just as fast as they
are reported. 1t is expected that
every town in the county will con-
tribute the amount allotted to 1t.
Thursday evening special meeting
Of all the committees in the county,
appointed to secure the Red Cross
war fund. will be held at the Com
mercial club at 8 o'clock for the pur-
pose of considering the reports.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26
Additional Locals

Franklin L. Gunnell. one Of the
most prominent business men OF
Wellsville, died on Saturday at the
Utah-rdaho hospital. Mr.. Gunnell
died of prenicious anema. from which
ailment he has suffered for several
months. Deceased is survived by a
wife and one child. besides numerous
relatives. He at one time was mayor
Of Wellsville and bishop Of the ward
for a number of years. Funeral SER
vices will be held In Wellsville to-
day at 2 o'clock.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26

There was an elaborate banquet
at the Hotel Newhouse, in Salt Lake
City. which was given by the Salt
Lake automobile dealers to the deal
era in Logan, Ogden. Provo and Rich
field. Among those who attended
from here were s. s. Reynolds, Roy
Kimball. c. M. Harris, E. p. Bacon,
Leonard Krogue, Seth Blair. Herb
Humphreys. H. E. Johnson, L. w.
Wray. Thomas Fayle. William Dou-
ire, C. II. Spencer, J. b. Castleton.
Leo Hansen, J. w. Golightly, N. r.
Broby, Sumner Hatch, and MILFORD
Baugh. The party made the trip in
automobiles, all going in body.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-26

The German speaking people of
Cache stake held their semi-annual
conference Sunday in the Lagoon tab
ernacle, at which time Elders Rulen
S. Wells, Thomas Mckay. Arnold II.
Schulthess and Herman Graeder
were the visiting speakers. There
were about 80 present from Salt
Lake, having made the trip by auto
mobile, also 35 from Preston and sur
rounding towns. Three very fine
sessions were held. Preston Nibley
was one of the speakers at the fore
noon session. The stake presidency
was also present. President Joseph
Moser feels that the conference was
a huge success, both from the point
OF attendance and the good council
received from the speakers. The
choir. under the direction OF Fred
Glauser. furnished excellent music.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
llnbcriibrtcs BcimItdttescanS.

@enfr hMlnngt nnh Rooienelts 3indonen. &ener Der Mniirten,
Nhs IN Der Gage fmo, 81 pifgn, mas ibnen un0 Snte, nit Der 4merin
FL nnmfrt bat, an notgfen tt Soloaten boben me norIGtig eenrg.
1hif1 Ghfe, 6hffe-ihrie 2Iono George unI1ngiL Ghiffe. @6ife,
5hafe fefunoierte am Gage ooruuf ADMIRAL Seaicoe .S6ffe, feine
SegIers GnleppOanper, irgeno etDos, oas giafrung ben aahrten 5%ufibrtl
lnb 1enfelben @eodnten iprah Der 4r1foent Der geretnigten Sta1hn
ns-* Cine Bride BON fleuen, groben Shifen lber ben S5eanl 9em
Rnbf1rno unHe biniber, uno ioaten bunoert bon oieRn S6iffen Der.
Hfk merDaL
Ger eeretdr bs Snnern, 2dne, HeHt utf Die unsebeuren 2dnbereen
41 hhs 9enitaHenSono, oos nod, uo 5Dar fri, 5u baben lit. Ser
tae B40 aHGionen alder aano in ben oerf6eoenten As Stauten unbe.
HbrE nod gar nbt bon Der Bfugihoar eritIoHen ln0 ieoer, Der Elm
nSrspr it, fam 100 ader 2ano umionit ernerben. aonn nuf oieem
aago oemag pHanBn, bic gefirdtangen 5u befgen, 6B infoge Der rnges
eVMgn 2ieerungen an bic aatierten unier etgenes 2nno, niS lnerueBih
she Q1n0, eIber bon Der Sungersnnt befnaen neroen f0unte.
@s 1T nhaih ouh benz Setretdr os Synnern befonnt, DeIner 4rt
aas Q1nD it, 0s bic Spefuanten' IN fruberen 3eten Die Crater in
5r 2nnD.Gfice, Bic Settlers. Die ME ieIber os 2ano b~efeOeIten,
son0ern IsOigia bic Gronoers muroen, lbrig geIoFen boben. 8as 2an6
k fmk iuner, Deng inert fir manufacturers 8ebouen. @s be0nf lang.
Bfmiqer. ihnerer arbeh. nus benz lrpaIo, melt nb RON Der gertebrs.
rnBe. chDas mad etnen1 Sobr bieaeiht benz 8ooen nbaubrineen. 11eber
Rndbt pn0 30 fem Grtrag pofien. @s beoarf berbrtnge mebr gnIoge.
apttnE dis In fruberen frieoEhen 3eiten Der Sal gepeien- limb 6omoLs
h0n fehnee man m~inoetens elm GopitaL BON 1000 9oanrs. SeIe
sns EDppete.
Gos gubIt2nnb, 6os bic General Qonb.Gffce sn pergeben Bot, lift
hbr trpb0en nidt 81 beradten, tpenn man nidt Sl bel uno niht at eg
ErfoIge rDurtet aber Die gegierrng nnB mebr basn tuI aus bas
sl0Be Mngebot iangfrduIthen @ooens. sic uuB ben 5teolern groBe
areOtts e6ffnen. giht crit ME es bos nee goOefreohgees nil.
5mmf hartgn. big Der SieoIer, Der Biouier, fb cine GornL Die er brz
gIdn0ea fam, gdbaffn bat gin, iDenig. bon ben 1000 QliliOnen
ApHnrs fir Os Q1nG-ln0 EN- Sel Der 20 4dr 2onoes mag in Der
gaf srn g1sen unierer Station be6nut peroen.
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gefommcn Sii Geir. Gos #orIoment
bot fi9 aniheinen0 ieIbit urfgeloit.
bot Siigbes ieiner SteHunq entflei-
bet uno Reiitpnblen orgeoronet. 60
fallen mir fpenigitens Die Sahe
auf. Nus Der nit 10 gro6en @orten
attgefiin0igten imerioliItii6en Son.
ferer3 Der &olonien In 2on0on niro
alio nidt bieI. 8otba lit offi5iel ttfl.
abtommlid, Stebes lit o%bgeidgt
bon adnaod bort man nid)ts, gteii.
Iceland uip. ipielen feline Rone-
oos pompoie SdduipieI elmer
aetdsfonferens serbIabt alto fpie ei.
ne Seifellbloie-es bIeibt MIR h1B-
lid olsieben0er Sdaitm iibrig.
I'm Die oben geIdil6erte Saltttng
Auitrnliens Su b%erftebert, nuIb man
fi1 IN Die 2aee Der 2eilte berieten.
Die 3entroIm1hte tno Die belten
6itl6en 0es 2onoeS. 8or Dem &rie.
&c tuar, tros oner Itatiitii6en S1Ii6.
ungen, Die q. Q. antrperpen als
fran30itihen Sofen be5eihueten, Der
Export mad 3ertraIetropn fat Bop
pelt 10 groB, oIs ME Der Smport
Der 8entralldnOer mad gluitrolien.
(9er Snfen antperpenL ser fat Ie.
6igIid Elm Srnnittbafen fir Die Sen.
t~raIm1fte lit, rpitr6e idon felt Sab.
rem als 81 5rdnfrei6 geborig be.
trodtet.)' 3ie auitrolier pertuiien
iest ifmer5Iih lire alien Gunben
ats 8entroleltropo-fiir lire Sob.
pro0ufte nie Ora 8oue uIn. feblt
bieie foloiiale Gonttlrren8 fpeGde Die
8reiie 10 birbih IN Die 66be trieb-
Die Shtffnbrt lit onrd Den Srieg ge.
fort, Sniienoe bon Qrbeiterr, I'm.
geitellte nitp. Iito itelIenlos. SO
nur6e 6enieIben omar bel bon Der
o@lorie4 encyclopaedia; 3auierloe
IieBen ith aud aus prtrer gtot an.
tDerben, uno bieIe tontnert iebt 5u.
rid ais ariippeI, tranf, enttautiht,
itno nod mebr fonlnen iiberbaupt
nidt 5uriif. Ole grniidter1tng
foumt-oie 2e1te boben aenug bon
6ugbes un6 ienen Erabanten; fe
pollen = 6rieoer. Srie0enl
60 erideint inns Die Gage in alt.
itrolien rno 10 miro iie pabrihein.
lid aud in Den englii6en 9oIonien
FEM
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AmitraliiAes.

GoB 6og 8cf BEG groBen Gib.
reids q1tItraIien oie G~infilbrung beg
Gienit5pangeg obgelebnt babe, nil.
len uniere 2eier. auBer0em oiirfte
Is linen nidt entgangen ieinL bob
6os 1uItraliihe 5e0erol.g arImuent
oufgeloIt uu6 Dab i'm 0ioi 9eunnb.
Len ftottfuben Ioaen. 9ei Der fat
droniih ~geiuoroenen @ebetmmisfrd.
nlerei nelfe bon Geuter be3iigli6
Der engliihen aoIonien %getrieben
miro, tappt man i'm olgemeinen
3iemIi1 I'M 9uufem berum 1tno elm
gtidteingeneibter fam iih MIR
ifDer EN- Bib iiber bic fDdbren
3uItdnoe in oieien fernen 2dnoern
MAIDEN. I1on Iieit 3uor immer BON
GROCER o8egeiiterung" uip. in ben
engIiften 3eitungen, bonn freuoigen
.Gpfertum~ Der aoloniert, bon Der
,9reue gum gfltterlan6e~ uuo Der.
gleihen ihonen 8inge mebr; in
8irtlihfeit n6er miro Die Code
ipobl gang onoerS dusieben.
aIs Der ouitraIiide 8reluiermini.
fer Suqbe8 = nebenbei 6enertt cine
Der rafielnofen MouItrommeln Die
fer 3eit - NIT ieiner proieftierteu
our6fieI, mar fem Sdid.
fall befegeIt. Mit 5iIie alter Der.
letter porIamentariider Wtds6g.
er iid 5tpar nod einige 8eit
balten (~notabene r. Is lit merfDir.
big, 0oB bic iungen eHgtiihen ao-
ie6r DieIe anti0iIupianii9e
Gebrdiide oes engliiden garloments
iibernommen babeH) alio ME geiagt
fonnte iih nod einige 8eit
baItea gIs er aber nnfing, iiA al
la 2IoDo George 81 g~ebdbroen, uuo
oos 9nrloment %oufloien noate, Inn
bis gum Gttober 10 81 iogen ais
Giftotor su berriden. oo ideint es
bod All etner ~ernithnfen GhitrsiftiAn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Der arme ganEpraEbentl


Ser gnnfprGlioenf gilt eieentIih
imnner oils Die 8erforperung Der
8~roiperitdt. 2elen mir bon chem
@mfpr1ii0erten, 10 itelen mir itrlS
etren W1ann Dor, Der I'M ueberfluB
Ihmelgt, bis iber bei0en Sbren int
@ol6e itst uto beim beten @iaen
Die 8inien leineS gilfommerls nldt
b~er5ebrGn fam. 6rogt man ben
4urdihnitsnmger. ME e. it9 ieine
3utunft oeuft, 10 mill er, lpeltn er
it'd uiht auf ben Gbaffeur ODER ben
@piatiter fopri5iert, eirm1al 8anf-
praitoent iDeroen. 9oS ounft ibm
Der @ipfelpuntt oaes iroti9en Sill
DIES. llno bod eibt es 8mtprdii.
benton, Die ii9 iebr mad Der 9efe
itrefen muiIeh 8os gilt iogar bon
Der Mebrbeit Der omerifouilfen
8anfprGiioenter. @tr neroanten
Oieie intereiioute uno in eeiDtiiem
Slime troItlide gtitteiLtng feineul
Qil0ere1 oils SfItel 9ulll. un0 DER
nuB es bod niiien.
Der piftige unb nerdntiportlide
@iiroeutr1ger Der Bunoesregierung,
oeiien offidieaer Sttel Comptroller
Of tbe CURRENCY ldutet, bat nGmIif)
einen amtli9en 8erid)t beraltsaege-
ben. NORM er iiA nit ben 6inau3
berb1ltniiien Der Monner beifoftigt,
weLde Die @el9ide unierer gonf.
tnititute Ieiten. Il. a. t%onitotiert er,
OaB Die gtationaIbmfen, Die nit Ell
mem aupital bon SO, 100000 ooer
mebr orbeiten, TN Durdihnitt ibren
4rdiioenten Elm Sabresgebalt bon
$4,000 be5ablen, mdbren0 Die 3ra.
ltoenten Der ganteu, Die Elm &apitaL
bon $4,000 ooer tpeniger beIisen
iid NIT ei1em 8urdifmittsgeboIt
bon $1008 begniigen miiiien. gttn
egiftiereu I'M gan3en 1878 g~eatioual.
banfen, uno Die meiften oobon iino
nit neniger als $4,000 f%apitali.
fiert. 6olgIid itn0 Die meiiten ome-
rifanii6en 9onfprGiioenten ridts
tDe1tigcr ol8 aroiuiie. Gen GIerf,
Der Elm ip0dentIihes 8eboIt bon $50
be3iebt, uno ii6 Oft Den aopf 5er-
bridt ME en- oamit ieine 8alisbol-
t~augstoTten betretten ioG. nruB es
jebr ipmpotbiid berlbren, tpern er
bort, Dab es 10 oiele 8anfprdfioen-
ten gibt. Die ON 6onstag nur
$t9.38 in ibrem Establishment fin
ben. Merotngs lit orl5unebmel
ooB Ser 9antpraiioent, ben ieine
9ont 70 fdrgli9 beioIbet, fia in ben
meiiten 61aen nod neitere Ginnab-
mequelen gu eridlieBen beritebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

Gin berborrogeroer 6inm5ntnnn
protdtiert IN Der gtGD gorf n1ime5"
mGftig gegeu Die gepIonte 8baie Der
-ginfommenitelier, peIhe tatidhlih
Ginfommen iber einbunoerttduien0
Collars per Sobg %aufbeben muroe,
sunomericau" SelbitpertanoIid.
Set tbe poor man pom! Die gtuIti.
millionaire iiben I'M Club uno balten
Re0en, ME onoere es 81 MAIDEN bot.
ten, ibren 8atriotisnuis al aeigen.
sou uns gar nidt munoern. nenr
Die 0erp 9orfer .8orlo4 ouh 0o5u
ihreiben fpir0 - .8orfing for Ger.
monD". 8as beiBt, Die, bic poaen,
0aB i'm 9riege uniere 92uItis aud
NAL NIT 99,998 9ouars 6as Snbr
nlsfommert, ita0 - s4ruiftnn auto.
erats".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

oulls am Nlote w6rc. aud enc
Union bon BanEpr1ii0cntcn 81 GRIM.
ben, bic I~trcifcn f0meu, menu ole
2cbensmittcI nod bcber lteigeu mo
es ibnen flor wtrO, Dab cin Bnitt'
prafi6ent, Der feline 8artf iDiiroig re-
prdIentieren ioa, minOdtens perlall'
gen fam, 6oB man ibm bic 62
Gents suIegt, Die iein 8Oheneebalt
arf 500 bringen. W..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

Smmcrbin ober Ideiltt 60 bod feit.
suIteben, bnB Der Grrhi6uitts. gont.
pr1ifoent 0urhoits nidt 10 i'm @oloe
niibIt, tuie man geipobnIi9 gInibt.
Die Americnn SeOerntton Of 2obor
Iiebdueelt iHon large NIT oer S0ee,
Die nmeritoniiden 8otrtrIerfs gu Ell.
ner Union gu beretniger. Zines
i6onen Cages fomntt Germ Som.
pers bieIIeidt Der @eoanfe, Dab es
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

01ebr GhIffel graFIicn bat nun
and bic Gdiffe 6ie in ieinen 5dfen
3uflu6t iudten, bertraueno aAf Die
alte tra0itionele 6reun0ihaft NIT
Der aaffee-8 epublit, annettiert 3as
itno obermoIs $4,000 &onneu. Die
erit Die oeuti9en u.9oote rDieoer
oerienten mullen. 8og lit al Den
100000 Gonnen 6eutider Gdiffe.
bic Die Ser. Gtaoten ebentuea 0en
u.Booten entgegenienoeu, beinobe
cine Rinion. England rei6t iid ole
8dn0e. 90 biaig fam man 81 Sdif-
fen. un0 IdBt nod 0o5u anoere oes.
bob aries anfongen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

GngIon6s Characterization lit
nit Der 4biitt beriibergetommeh
Die britifhen 3riiteberger gum See,
RESIDENT 81 3tuingen mas uiht
mebr ME reft uno bilig lift.
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DOnheffer.

rnsEribticnl anoemciHe 8fIiht,
frine alsn1bme ferlnt, mr. ole,
de oer nIten M1lttter Die ein8ige
il bel6bt ID acredt iie 1T, bot
i anh Sen eineH RadteiI. Sic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

.teItpelter. aus oen Gtoatcn ON Nori.
fic, 0enen es nod beitte IN ben Sbren
eelt, mir Itimmen fir Gli@. fir
@ooororp @ilion, neil Sbr uns ben
arieg eripart. liils uniere Sp1lgens
nift geuoutmen bnbt," CAB man eiI
BfIdlterhen: 8erm bic 3m1ngsaiiS,
bebuug tournt, tpiro lie ntft auf Die
SineItnge, Mamos Bon, beIhrGntt
bleibeH - bis Su As, ia As Sabren
gebts... llro Der @erbeirdtete
fam fiA nidt birter Dem llnterrof
Der fitr5li9 uno raid er1porbenen
Satin berbereen. gtidt NAL birtter
Dem 5dbnde1L bos er morgen tragen
miro, tpertn er mitihreit, n4merifu
mod auf~ - un0 ieLber Die 9ede
itber Die Sbren aieben m6dte. bob
teincr i'm iebe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

Gin brober Sdpab, elm gutter
Sduob. $err gurIep, Ser Burger.
meiiter bon Bolton, @taij., ertldrte
pGbreno elmer patriotiihen Moiien.
O~eriommllmg, gbraIes ID. Sdpab
babe linn er5GbIt, 6aB ibm bon eineH
beutiden gebeiulen 4bgeion0ten
500, 900 ongeboten noroen lei.
en-. tpern er bon Der 0ttnitionsliefe.
RING an bic aaiierten obItebe. gl1no
Oieier erbobene, groBe Entertainer,
Der fir Die boben 4rin5ipten Der Re.
publit eintrat, neigerte ith," figte
Der giirgermeifter nortIi6 binou,
ME mir einer 8oitoner 3eihing ent.
nebnler. uno fem gublitum befur.
oeta rieitgen geifaa. 8orum nber
bot Serr Sdnab nidt oeu agebei.
men abgeianoteu" iofort Den 9ebor.
ben ausgeIiefert?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

Bar1lrn fie MIR m1r1er pieoer be
u~nbeFetigte uniberfitdttoot 6reiburg
i. g., ole Sta0t bes berrlihen Wlln,
tiers, reiniten 9enfmals gotbiider
8nttutft, aus Der Suit angreifen2
urlo Bomber auf 0ie ain6er - frei.
li9 nur 1@erman Babies" = mer.
fen? ginige iogen -: 8eiter ols
6retbnrg touurten tie eben rIht. 4u.
oere ober meiien ouf 0os 9entmal
0es 8ertbol0 Sdlpor5, 0es 9ontini.
tnnern0ndes, Der in 5reiburg Dos
BuIper erfunoen bot. @s lit aIio
Gei6 Der 6lieger Der Qqiierten oui
ben Rlibm Der 6taot. uno ibres
S6par3.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

- miro SeO0s I'M fem GreiDiniaen.
beer bringen. Sir meroen i'm nidt
iobaIo in ben S6lsenerdben, bic
off Dem Beee nod Goberis lieaen,
berliereH. $50 iud Iud.
Zen aongreBLeaten aus BEN W1it
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

ansage sebaseIt, SOC bel Gnrsb's.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

Die 0oerGono Big Gour-nieOer Der.
beiiert un6 berfeinert-iIt Die Gar,
Die oas 9berIano GeIddft aufgebmrt
bot.
9ieie Gar Bot fi6 fp1bren6 Der Lesten
reun Sabre, nit Silfe unb gfot bon
elmer Qrmee geftern, iiber 100000
an 8nbI, forttpabren6 better ent.
tDideIt un6 berfeinert.
Sic fonte, iinO mir glo1tben fe lift, edna
beionbers benterfensrDert fir ibre ba.
Idn3ierte @r0be.
gaitr bic beifpieLEoie suiamnenbdngIide
Grfobrung in Der SerIteIitng bieIer
Gar bat inns gelebrt, bic gaInnse su
ertpGget-ber @ert 6es rihtigen &c.
uidts-6ie ridtige Station aroft
gum @aDiht-6ie eliten 9eifeh, gos
unb Del eriporniie-5os beqtleme
Gobren-6os a%usieben, peldes Der
gerfeinerung un6 Der 6donbeit boI.
len a1isorud berIeibt.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-09-06
new M'INTOSH BRAN.

Bran from new crop wheat is
now being made. The supply
will be limited-not enough to
last through the season. This is
of very superior quality, COM
monty known as white, or mill
run bran. Better buy now. Get
it from your local merchant if he
has it. If not, we will see that
you are supplied. Kemp Bros. in
Estancia are handling this bran.
e. H. Ayers, Owner Mcintosh
Roller Flour Mills. P. O. ad-
dress, Estancia, N. M.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-09-06
.ESTANCIA GOES
WET AGAIN

The prohibition election in this
precinct proved to be a pretty
warm one, and wound up in q
scrap in which Tom Barker and
Newt Shirley seemed to be the
principal belligerents, with allies
mixed in more or less. This part
of the affair will be alluded to
further in J. P. court proceed
ings.
There were IS votes for pro-
hibition and SO against, accord
ing to the count, with two mutt
lated ballots that did not disclose
the intentions of the voters.
There is much muttering and
talk of fraudulent votes cast.
Nineteen votes were cast in ex-
cess of those cast in the general
election last fall. A few voters
who were here last fall have
gone away, so it is probable that
about twenty-five new voters
voted at last weeks election.
If any of this number were
not entitled to vote, somebody
knows it, and it should not be a
matter of great difficulty to es-
tablish the fact in most cases.
If fraueulent votes were cast,
the voters by all means should be
prosecuted, no matter how they
voted. The result of the election
is of less Importance than the
purity of the ballot. The spirit
Of our institutions cannot be pre-
served if crimes against the
franchise are permitted to go un-
punished.
It is reported that the election
s to be contested, and that there
are other irregularities that will
be brought out.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-09-06
RED CROSS

The Red Cross chapter met at
the club room Tuesday and fin
ished up all the work that was cut
out. There is a great need for
hospital supplies and we hope
soon to have enough to ship to
the base hospital supply station,
Brooklyn, N. Y. A committee
from the local chapter went to
Encino last week to help with
the work there. More material
will be on hand for next Tues
days meeting. Be sure to come,
as more workers are needed.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-09-06
]. P. COURT

Garvin & Higday vs G. C.
Woods and L. w. Caussey, suit
on claim for commission on sale
of land, settled, dismissed.
B. C. Barker, Tom Barker, Ed
Barker, A. Ficklin, Newt Shir-
ley, plea of guilty to charge Of
fighting and disturbing the
peace, usual minimum fine for
first offense of 81 and costs.
A. A. Hine, fighting and dis
turbing the peace, jury trial,
convicted and fined SIS and costs.
Earl Woods. fighting and dis
turbing the peace, continued.
Manuel Anaya, drunk and dis
orderly, first offense, fine 81 and
costs.
Edwin Garvin, Milton Berk-
shire, Caste Conner and Leo
Douglas were brought before the
court Monday on a serious charge
which will be threshed out in a
preliminary hearing Monday.
Each was placed under $500 bond
to appear Monday, Sept. 10, for
preliminary trial.