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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
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seiftert iia fir 6as ainsfds am,nscs
ment, ipeI4es porI4reibt, oab bsutid:l
,Scttungen tbren &ommintaesn iiber
ben arieg cine eneIiI9e usberIesrn1
beigeben miiilen, meint aber, hob bas
9eieb nod peiter ssben iollre, um Der
treden Derrdtberif9sn SaItung sirs6
groBen SheiIss Der beuti9samgritaHis
i4en prshe entgegenSutreten. Gas lit
bod ni9ts anbsrss als offsntunoiger
0eutI6enbab. 5iirs Grite tx ss a;at
pabr, oab Elm GROCER Skil Der oeut.
i4sn Prehe Steluns gtgen nie Der.
Stdatsn nimmt. 5batid6litJ lit cine
iO!9s Geiinnuns in teiner 3e;tuns aHs
5utreifen. Sas S4Iimmits. pds man
Sensn nu6iGeen tam, Die bIcrui ON
Beiteitsn geben. iii cine MibotaigunJ
Oss aris9ss SObunn lit BAG SpiO
mage SeieB 10 nett sefabi obsr es
Diro ri6tissr 10 melt ausgelegt, oab
jebsr Rebatteur, Der ettp1s ibreibt,
pag Der Resierung ni6t ssnsbn 1T.
bic 3u4tbaus pfOrten Offsn por
iia iiebt Wenn bus Der oIimes" niet
gsnist, bann iOu lie fir ale Osutibsn
Reoatteurs Strid uno 9alssn iOrosrn.
90 melt es urs bstrifft, Iino pir bsr
enti6iebenen 4nii6t, bab man Der Rss
gieruus feline S9ipierigteiten MAIDEN
ion, bab bic 2OpulttGt etnes SsOsn in
oisiem Ganbe ausi4liebli6 u.lo aaein
Der Rcsierung Der 9er. Staaten Su.
tommt, aber ebrlt9e aritit uab 2opas
Iitnt finh ,-irh4 uuheretuhor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
WsitruOdJ, ben 10. september 1917.

Dsnn es gilt, putriOtii4e Re
ben gu baItsn, 0ffnst Spmpsrs sen
NluHb bon einem DIR gum anosrn.
Sest, Oa er bisien potriOtismas, zen
er gu empfinben pOrgibt, 6sIpeiien
Tam, inbem er bic Der Re9isrun5 10
bo6it na6tbsilissn Strsits 81 I4Iif
ten fu9t, balt @ompsrs bic &ipptn
fsit peridhIoiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

Cine anaabl 2s6ensDeriiaes
s@sIeai9aften baben Iid mil
Dem plane Der Yerii9erung, fpei8t ta
Resisruns fir bic SOlbasu i'm Sslp.
perdnitalten tpirb, aus9eiObat unr
polleu gum GeIin9en bes piaues nil
ibrem Ratb beitrasen. 2lnbers jeort
begen meter erobe 8ebenieu, ii.
ni6t bas SemstHipObI, ionbern tds
eigene SHterefie betreffeu. Die 9es
fiir9tuns pirb gebegt, bab sic Rssi.s
rungse9erfi4erung ni6t Bios in Dem
grubsn ftebenDen Seer, bas aud rad;
bem &risgs gu sriparten III, oerbleiben
tDerOs, foHberu bab bic 3iDiIbeo0ltss
rung bas 8eriaHsen ftsGen lperOe, pas
SAitm aud ouf Sieie aus5ubebnen.
28ie nett bie io5ialiftif8en @nrids
tuugeH, gu benen Der $ries ge5Dungen
bat, fi9 i'm 5rtben bebuupteu unb ob
lie cine ipeitere Mntpenbunq finbeu
lperbeu, Idbt iid jebt niat iassn. Man
lam Hur Doruusfeben unb es Iogar
fiir JiemIid fiGer unnebmen, bab psnn
Der 3rteg large bauern iplIte, bic ios
3iaiifrif4eH S40pfunssn ii5 10 fsit
stniDur0eIn tDer6tn, oab iie na9 Dsra
ariege nitt aufbDren perben. aber
Die 8sfiir9tuns, boB Der fosidlifiide
Staat IN feinem guHsen llmfunge Ti6
bel uns ein6iirsern t6nnte, !pirb non
ben So5iaIiften ielbft nidt sebsgt, tie
in aaufe Der 3eit 5ur giniibt gelanst
ltnb. bob iid nidt alles fir oas Sp>
TEN ber gerseiellf1aftli9ung eignet.
Sopeit es bic Derii9erung Don GoIs
ten betrifft, bic nidt gu BEN unbes
nittslaen &laifen sebOren, prrb bic
Regisrung ii9 bamit ni9t befaFen
taS sin ioI4es 9srIunssn aud gar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

ni9t gsitelIt iptrbsn, bic Togennnntsr
ArbsiterperiiGsruneen mOsen a5er scr
Itaatli9t tpsrben unb bas IoLIte aud
ssfhebsn, peil Der Stoa. iiir fas
@elo, bas ge5ablt ipire. bsoeutsnp
mebr 6ieten tOnnte.
Die i9pa9s 3ufrar pon
@ebsn unb ionItiseu SrObitOiien ocn
ben 5armern na9 ben Gentralmdr..ea
fGnst an geiorsniB Su erressn. Sis
mar in Der perfloHenen gogs
um iiber bic 9dlfte gerin9sr,
ais i'm @prjabre uno bas troB
Der seiteisertsn Ra9frase bas aaSs
laubss. Sm Siipen 1T .s nit eifcm
3uriitbalten 10 tpeit setommen. bdB
DE WtilitarbsbOroen bic SisIeri.ns orn
WeiTu mad ben WiiibIen sr5luin5en
bamit ss ben oOrtissn SserIas
germ ni9t an 8rOD feble. Vie llrlacas
ift Iei9t senus gu ertennsn. Die 5drs
mer poIIeu einen boberen preis sts
Sipinsen, als bic Regierung i'm garaus
tirt. Ra9bem ibnen Spei Tcaars ben
SuibeI 5useiidert ipUrOeu fnp. tpOIlsn
iie ben preis auf brsi Dollars binaufs
i9rauben. 2luf 9runo bieIsr Sad)s
laae ipirb Der 9ebante aHgsrsst, Die
Reeisrungsgarantie ptsoer auf5ubeben.
Gs pirb ourgeIest, bab ein hObersr
preis in 5Olse Der bas 9lnesbOt iiber'
iteissnben Ratfrase abioIui gcil6cri
iit unb DAB bic 5drmsr init Dem
,3uriidbaIYen ibrer 8OrrGtGs oufbOren
iperbsn, tpenn ibnen bic Sarantis se'
nommsn wirp, bab iie, glsidpOiel ipIe
lanse iie ben G8sisen auHpei4nu, 2
Dollars ben 9uibel erbalten ipsroen.
Wir slaubsn, bab es gu FOLDER auisI
bebuns Der Garantie tommen iDiro,
fpenn bic 5urmer ibrs SeIbitiudt gu
nett trei6eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
Der 2lusbuugsrunssp!an

Der 4asb sbuHgerungsp sp! q u
aegen bic osuti9en Yerbiinoetcn bai
nit ben DON Der GTpOrtbeborbe angc'
oroneteH AustubrOerboien bsgonnen,
IS iinb bas fiinf5is Oeri9isoeus 9rs
ten BON Naaren, Die 5ur Srbal.In9
Der 9eere unb 5ur 8ei9affung bon
&riessmaterial bienen. Sm 2duie Der
3eit pirb bic 2iIie ipeiter ausssbebHt
peroen. Oas Yerbot beabitdtiJt Itoocl
niht cine abiOlus Sperrs. Die ges
treffsnbsn Bdaren t0nnen ron Ii3era
iirten SGnOlern untsr Regierurgstcns
trole an uniere Yer6iinoe!eu aus9ts
fiibrt perben. Die bauptid9li9l.c
4biiat lit, iie ben neutralan 2duOern
fern gu baIteH, bamit fs Hiht bon Do,l
an ben 6einb geIangen. Die anIitt
pirb nGmIi4 Dertrstsn, oab be Reu4
tralen bisber bieI arisgsmaterial oil
OeutidIano seIiefert bubsr uHO oiaes
Watsrial aus ppn bitIem 2anbe &C,
Ileferten Eobftoffsn b.rl!sGttn. Das
piro ni9t mebr 9eItattet ieiu unb efs
fenbar DeripriGt man iih DaDGn 1iuea
ipeisntIi9en erfolg in Der Ys5'pine'Ing
bes Ssinbss, ba bisIer, pie bi: Qnnah.
me III, pieler Waaren entbe5r!, bic Sur
Serltslung Don Sriegsmaterial abIcs
Iut notbperbig finb uno bieiss bGr9
cine itreree QusfubrIpsrrs sssen bic
neutraIsn Gonosr ni9t mebr 81 crluus
gen Osrm0ssn piro. Dorauf oas 2lu,
oenmcrt ft) scus beiOnOers yidtel, III
Die Sperre Don Selen unb S>tten, aus
fpeldNn 9lpcsrin berstitelt pirb, oas
CUR anfertiguns pon ifarten GrpIpiis
ben unb BON rauhloism puIoer itns
1T. Die eneliid1s Rrieesici.
lung, bic in ben neutraIen, al Deuii5s
Lamb angrsn@nben Gdnosrn ei.l.n
9ebeinbisHlt organis
Iirt bal, I'm m0glihit ot.l ii6er bic
i'm Snnern bun DeuIiGIano
~ erfabren, bat beri6tet, bdb in
0eutidIanO sroBer WdneeI an GInces
rim beiteht unb bdb oieiem gum 59ed
our6 Ginfubsn aus ben neuirdIen
ednOerH abgeboIfsn pirb. 9ds
piq man cur9 bas 4usfubrp.r6ot
'erbinoeru. Sn slsifer glsiIe Ocrs
ldlt IS iih nit einer anSdbl Gbemis
olisn, bic CUR 6eriteGung ppn bariein
Stabl bienen uno BON benen man bes
)duptst, bab Deutfdlanb teinen Or
dB fir bisIslben i'm eiesnen 9arS.
i'd gu befdaffen bermdg. 3n Der
Sbut bdlt man osi.s ausfubrDtrbot
iir cine Defenders tpirtidms Srieqss
poffs. Die Don Deutf1ldub .onmenpe
Sebduptuns, bab es Bis jest einen
Iusipsa aus alien R0tben eeFunpsn
1abe unb aud bic 4usFubrIperre All |
iberrpinbeu permogs, fiubet ppn Seis
en- unferer Reeierung tetnen @Iau.
zen, Die, tpie dngesebsn ipiro. DON be,
er 8erIegenbeit Deuti6ldnog tdeH
cit ldngerer 3eit &snntni5 sebqbt
,obe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

gor eirteer 3eit gilg burtt
Die PreiIe bic MittbeiluH9 Don zine.
eigent6iimliden 5rau, Die jeAtn 3ug
t;n paar 5llI6en Patentmsoi}in Issls.
Aaerlei piffcni9aftIihe gemsl!ans2H
murnen paran getuiipft uHo Don elmer
frantbcften Su4t eeiprOden. Die lie
itd bet Man9en oabin Gubere, bah Iis
6pl5 uno aretbe eiien. Gin paa.
Wc6en bordilf lpuroe geneIoet, ocb
man bic glei9ung gu qutsntmeOi5inen
aud bsi pielen anoeren, bdupiIaajl!t,
in 8empsrsr5itaaten ipabrgenomm'1l
babe 0arauf puroe bic Sa6e uns
teriuht uno man funo ben @runb. ISr
beitdno ouriu, bab bic Putentmepi5iz
nen, nab psI6en iolds RIhfrugs BE-
iiebt, biz gu So PrO3ent 9!ltp1OI snts
bolten uno man bat nod mehr eHrbsdt,
bag bic sSabritanten oieier Patelllnas
oi3insn einen iebr lebbuften glnIbctl an
Der PrObi6itionsbepegung ustmen sGO
re rei6li9 NIT 9elo unterItiissu, 70
bab Der probibitiontsmus auf peiter
ni6ts ais cine ben Sdnappsluff f0rs
bernoe gepegung btnauslGufl.
Su Rep gOrt 1T mar ,tipas
beiorst, bag Der SilbersDolIar Oou>
ptrt6is nit Dem @oIbs9O[lar se.por>
ben 1T unb bsfiir9tst baDOn zine atsr=
malige auf 5reiprGguRs oeridtet,
agitation. 9as ift pObl .2rm nc9
gu beiorgen. Benn nDrmais 8erbGltz
niffe pisber sintreteu, piro SiI6sr
fpieber auf feinen uormaleu Wertb sr@
riidseben. Die ieBiss Prsisitsissruns
in Silber 6erubt auf beuiel6en urfa=
den, pis Der 4uff9ldg in G;ien unb
Stabl. Sob fpieIt On 3risge cine
ebeuiOI9 tDidtise RDlIe, lpis giisn, ba
ss notbipeHbig 1T, I'm ben areoil zines
jeoen I'm Griees 6efiubliben 2aubes
gu ftiisen. 2t6er pessn SoIbinapp<
beit tpirb iest aud SiI6er als
Seduns fir pupiergelb Derpdnbt.
Rad oem &riege Dirb osr In
ternatiOnale SiiterDertebr, Der jebt
5iuif6en ben fetnbli9n 2Gnbergrups
pen gdnsfi9 uufseb0rt bat, fpisber Den
friibereH 3uitdnb berbeifiibren, bab
gum gr6Btsn Sbeile in
geleiitet fperben, mas Sob
unb bamit aud SiIber auf ibrsn rssle |
len Dert5 suriidSriinssR pirp. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

Ger .pubItc ae9
bruugt eiuen 9lrtiteI BON RlgImiliaA
Sarbsn, Der ii6 seesn bic 2IpneTIor :
item in 9euti9IanD ri4tet. IS IT
ni9t criidtli6, lpas 5ur jeBt1eu ,3slt
nit Oisier polIig peraItetea Polsmtt
belpieIeu psrben Iou, felt Der Ret6Iss
tag F6 fir 6rieoen pbHe glnneGionen
uno Obne 8rlegsenti4Goigung ertlart
bat. Ger gepeis, boB es Il Ssni4s
Lamb cine gentle 8luiIe gi5t, pellhe
ouf Groberun9sn orin9t, 1T ioerfliiis
Iio benn ods iit aIler W;l. betannt,
aber Der gtei6stagsbei6lub srpetIt,
odB oieIe SlaIe itd in elmer ausiiG,t:z
lpien Dtinoerbsit befiuoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

8rauen Geras uno Stldz
bona Oeren Mdnuer in Den &ricg
3ieben perbtn, tpoQen iih Der Rsgies
runq CUR 8erfiigung iteleu, ltnO ducl.
ipie bic ruilii8en NorbiIoer, uui Dem
S6lu6tfelo tGmpfen. Gus Iest:re
ipirb lpobl bic Reeicrung sn.i9isDen
2uriiGpeiien. llnI,.e Sploatsn ltno
niht 10 ihma9ber5ig, baR ladn lie
our6 etu gtn6lid ron tdmpienoen
i5ruuen gum Wlutbc uuitaGelr miBte
unp es fcblt aud ni6t an geuiigenren
UtanuIbaft:n, slei6pieI cine pie
qroBe 3o6. ii4 ais notbpenbiq eripeis
len iOate. Die Truuen t0nnen Dem
8oterlunoe bebeuieno 6eiisr Diensr.
inoem Iie itdtt bes Sducr:es DeE
&oGlDffel ihpingsn uno Itatt Sas
ppuette Stridnabeln 6dntiren unI
moqlidft pGl yiabruugsuittsl ure
marine 8etitinung bsr5uitel!en. Tie
6etmurmR, bic nqss t6ut, mas Sur
Grnd6rung oes Qanoss un5 Der SoIs
6aten in Ben S9iiBengrdben notlnsn>
b:o III, crreiIt iih bsu!iutdge DON
chenIoI6 GROCER 8i6iigttit. Ois cIa
1Selcarmee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
CANTALOUPE SHIPMENTS
FROM UPPER VALLEY

Mesquite, " n. Aug 1s--The first
car load Of cantaloupes was shipped
from here today. Other shipments
viii follow. there being about IS
cars in all to be shipped 10 eastern
markets. These cantaloupes were
grown on the Ssnto Tomas farm on
the west side John Weldron. OF the
Weldron Fruit Co. is here from Los
Angeles looking after the shipping
and H. B. Clark OF North Yakima,
Wash. as field manager is here TO
superintend the picking and sorting
Mr.. WeldrOn claims the CantalOupes
gathered here 70 be the largest and
finest flovored ones he has ever
handled.
VIII Worden has left FOR Deming.
where he will open a confectionery
business. His mother viii follow in
another week
Men and teams are out dragging
the roads and grading them up. 2.
c. Stopp. OF Brazito, is in charge.
The recent heavy rains were a
cattlemen. after the months Of drouthI
Already the hills are green and the
dirt tanks caught their share OF the
rainfall.
r. H Ball OF Brazito. has an ex-
ceptionaly fine crop Of beans COM
ing on and expects TO harvest $4,000
pounds.
Hay shipments are light now but
the third crop viii begin to come on
in a few days and promises 20 be
heavy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
RUSSIAN DUKE
Won I LEAVE
Michael Refuses Exile in
England; Says He Will
Stav Until Election.

Pstrograd, Russia, Aug 1s.-Grand
duke Michael according to the
Bourse Gazette. has rejected the sug-
gestion that he go TO England 10
live. declaring he could not leave
Russia until the constituent assem-
bly, has determined the future form
Of government
It viii be remembered grand duke
Michael made. at the beginning Of the
revolution. a provisional remuneration
Of his claim TO imperial successor, de-
claring he would only accept the
throne II called b. the people.
The Bourse Gazette says there were
persistent rumors a few days before
the transfer OF former emperor Mich
oIas from Tsarslloe-Selo that grand
duke Michael had departed for Eng
land. Investigation proved he had
been given the option OF going there
but refused 10 do so until the ques-
ton Of regime was settled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
Educate Youth Of State
To Help Win N/ar-Lindsev

Santa Fe, n. NJ, Aug. 1S.-CallinS
attention to the necessity for educat-
ing the youth OF the land who are
under the selective draft age, GOV
W. r. Lindsey has issued a procla-
nation calling upon parents and
guardians Of the youth OF the state
to exert every reasonable effort to
cause all children and youths o.
scholastic age TO continue their edu-
cation in .Ie usual course
In The proclamation Gov Lindsey
SAYS -Iu making -hIs recoume u1a-
ton I have considered the added
sacrifice that viii thereby be imposed
upon many OF our citizens The de
NAL Of comparatively attractive rates
Of compensation for the services o.
young men and young women OF col
legiste age, the temptation Of the
more mature Of the young to enter
upon a business career under seem
ingIy exceptionally favorable cir
cumstances. But the experience o.
England. OF France and Of Canada
unmistakably dictate the wiser
course TO continue TO educate the
youth OF our state generally and
technically for a better assurance or
the successful prosecution Of the
war"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
BRITISH COLUMBIA PROVINCE
GOES DRY; FRAUD PROYLD

Victoria, b. c.. Aug. 1S.-The PROV
ince Of British Columbia viii become
prohibition territory on October I
under a law passed by the provincial
legislature last night and signed by
the lieutenant governor.
The bill IS a reenactment Of a
measure introduced a year ago. This
was submitted 10 referendum passed
I'm British Columbia by a majority Of
5000. A vote Of British Columbia sol
diers overseas was taken however.
and the verdict was upset. the final
majority being 500, in favor Of the
vets.
The prohibitionists then contended
frauds had occurred in taking Of the
vote among the soldiers. a govern
meut commission sent 20 England and
France 10 investigate, found that
many soldiers had voted two or three
times and that dead and missing men
we're also entered as having cast ball
lets. The leEisla ture decided
that the charges OF fraud had been
sufficiently sub~tantiated 50 cause
the bringing Of the measure into ef-
feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
WHEAT TRADING
At STAND5TILL
Market Fails to Show Signs
of Life; Corn Market
Says Somewhat.

Chicago. III. Aus. ACKNOWLEDGING
that much week end evening up Of con-
tracts vas expected today. the corn market
underwent something o. a sag. Bearish
continent was aec-ibed largely 20 the gen
craI attitude o. the government toward
preventing an excessive rise In the value
OF any essential product Also Zine wealth
or continued and peace remained to some
degree a persistent factor Opening prices
which ranged from sc 90 rsc lower with
December az Sl-- TO SlI-tz and May at
F1-0g 10 Sl1fis were followed ty slight
rallies which. however failed no last
The close was heavy at 21s 90 SIC net
lower with December at Elus : 10 f1-0S ,
and May az s1-l6 90 Slo6--
wheat trading showed no sign OF life.
The market was az q staulstiI and 10 was
said the government price fixing COM
uittes vas not likely TO report until Sep
teuher J.
TrifinE amounts changed hands az
EeOes. and f1-0-ri for September. as COM
pared with yesterdays finish Of S2.ol. The
close was easy az s2.02 d net advance OF
one cent
with a record yield OF oats iu sight
that cereal was subjected TO heavy selling
pressure
European demand as well as hog scarcity
tended 90 give fresh impetus TO advances
BIN provisions. The sharpcs- call vas for
ribs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
1000 LOCOMOTIVES ARE
NEEDED FOR RUSS ARMY

Washington. D. C.. Aug. ls.-aIaj
Gen. H. T.. scott, chief Of staff and
head of the military contingent Of the
special mission just returned from
Russia. today was in communica-
ton with the Russian mission TO this
country regarding the equipment
needs OF the Russian and Rumanisn
armies. The Red Cross has been asked
By the general TO do what If can
Fifteen Rumanian and Russian dI-
visions facing an overwhelming Aus
rr0-German force were found by Cen.
scott on his visit 20 the eastern front
10 be badly IN need OF munitions.
food clothing and other equipment
One reason they cannot be properly
supplied is found in the lack Of trans
nortation facilities. and Gen. Scott be-
lfeves that no less than 1000 1ocomo-
tives should be shipped Immediately
to ArchanEel before that port closes
on account OF fee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
FINE RAINS DO AWAY WITH
SUMMER HEAT; FALL IS HERE

Rain. beginning at 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning. and following three
nights OF precipitation the first OF the
week. makes 10 certain, residents
said. that summers heat IS past in
Eel Paso and that real fall weather
may be looked for. Reports from
many miles around the city said the
rainfall had been general and that
pastures and crops we're saved from
drouth.
Through electrac car service was
reestablished on the Fort Bliss line
OF the Ell Paso Electric company Fri
day afternoon over the track between
Bliss street and Blain's grocery IN
Grandview. where flood water from
the northeastern section OF the city
undermined the roadbed in several
places and washed away a small
bridge at Aurora street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
SIX ARIZONANS LOSE
LIVES IN ACCIDENTS

Jerome. Ariz-. Aug. Isl. Z. Kelly,
aged so, employed on the Jordan
ranch. near Cottonwood, has been
killed by a lightning bolt At the
time he was sitting on bale OF hay
in the Jodran barn, which was not
injured
Donald H. Lewis, a pUmper I'm the
employ Of the Santa Fe railway. was
killed by the breaking OF a belt in s
pump house. six miles from Seligman-
Mike Lacasella and Albert karKela,
employed in the United Verde mine
have met death in the dropping OF the
roof Of a stope in which they were
working on the 1850 level
Section foreman T. F. Leman and
1aborer Joaquin Quintana were killed
on the santa Fe tracks, half way be-
tween Ash Fork and Williams To
avoid an eastDouud train. they stepped
on the second track, In front Of a
v-esrbound freight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
NEW MEXICO GIRL COMING
To Ell PAsO HIGH SCHOOL

Ohaysi. y. NJ. Aug. 1s.-Miss Ruth
Hennessy. who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Arizona. mas
returned 10 her home in Ohaysi, y. NJ
Miss Hennessy will soon go to FL
FasO TO attend the high school.
Miss Gertrude Catron Is spending q
few days in Ohaysi the house guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Ed SalvesOn and
daughter Miss r. Hennessy.
Mrs. Helen Ryan. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Lane OF
Ohaysi, has returned 10 her home in
Mesilla Park
Mrs. C. A. Ross Of Ohaysi has re-
seived the sad news OF the death Of
her father in Louisville, Ky.
James H. Parker has returned home
after a business trip TO Fl Paso.
W r. Richards OF Ohaysi leaves
today for Fort sam Houston. 10 enter
the officers reserve corps
r. Brandenberg was called TO Ala
morEOrdo. n. ". on business.
a Spanish class has been formed DO
OhavsL Those most interested are
Nessrs. ~ Muellhofer. W. IT, Rich
ards. c. JuhEk, r A Bellmore and
Frank Parker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
MEXICAN, BADLY BEATEN,
SAYS SOLDIERS TOOK CAR

L Nagueria, Mexican who has
been driving Park iitne 125, was
taken 70 the emergency hospital Fri
day night about 1850 o'clock, badly
beaten. and with a long cash cut On
his head. He was treated by police
surgeon DIT. John Hardy. and taken 10
his home at Florence and Missouri
streets
He told the police that three sol
diers got into his car at Washington
park. and after making him drive 10
Ysleta and back 20 Franklin station.
they had taken him from the car and
beaten him on the head with a club
He was left In the road. where he was
later found by a passing auto party
The car had not been found Saturday
morning. but IL is thought by police
officers that IL will be located today
about the city or near For Bliss,
where the soldiers would likely ADAM
don it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
MANY IN DONA ANA
WAIVE DRAFT EXEMPTION

Las cruces. n b. Aus. 1s.-Thir-
teen Of those summoned before the
draft board here waived or disclaimed
exemptions a were accepted and
nled exemption % were rejected IS
claimed alien exemption. ons alien
waived exemptions 20 failed 70 ap-
pear. but some OF them already are
in the army. TIE first call was for
rs. sixty-three are required by the
government and another call viii be
Bogus Coins Circulated.
Some counterfeit money Of small
denominations has been passed IN
Las Cruces and DOna Ana recently
4 drunken man was recently arrested
with a small amount in his posses
sion 40 clue as TO where IL comes
from has been obtained
New Town Superintendent.
Roy Phelps has been elected town
teu6ent Shallen berger. who has re-
signed TO take Up his duties as prln-
cipal Of the Chamberino schools
Yesterday Dr.. 3. =. Lane and two
daughters. Mrs Jesse Isaacs and Mrs
Hal Cox Of Las Cruces. mOtOred to
FL Paso TO meet Lieut. Uil Lane, from
the officers training camp at the
Preside. Calf Lieut. Lane VIII WISH
his parents and sisters for a few days
before entering on active duty
Laurence WaddiL now first lieu
tenant Of infantry, is here from the
officers training camp at Leon
Springs and viii spend a few days
Theodore ROuault, Jr-, state game
warden OF New Mexico. was here
yesterday.
sidney Calweu left Las Cruces to-
day He has been here a week read
ing the height of water in the wells
established for the securing Of data
on drainage. He viii work about
Mesquite and then proceed 20 FL
Pat Campbell OF Hatch. spent yes
rerday in as Cruces.
Ruth Brownlee left yesterday
morning for q vacation in California
Mrs. Jesse Isaacs and Mrs. Hal Cox
are visiting their parents DR.. and
Mrs. 3. j. Lane
Paul BroWnlee has arrived from
DeminE. He passed the physical eZ-
animation and disclaimed exemption
in the draft and viii soon be in the
c. D. Rodrigue. Of Telles, was
here on business yesterday.
James Wallace, Of la Union. was
here on business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Haynes, OF Hill. were
here yesterday.
Z. Z. Teeter, assistant engineer Of
the [. s. Reclamation service. was
here on private business yesterday
He spent a part OF his vacation at
Galveston. and in New York city and
Indiana He Will return 10 work on
the Derry flume soon.
E. G. Haney. time keeper for the
L. s Reclamation service, was at La
Mesa yesterday
Charles A. Burns, superintendent OF
irrigation, motored TO Telles yester-
day
Roy Baker has returned from a
motor trip TO Alden, Deming. Hurley
and Tyrone.
Winifred Houghton, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Z. L Houghtou, is now a second
lieutenant and was i'm Las Cruces
yesterday. having Just returned from
the training camp
Mrs. Charles Sinnock has returned
from RatoTl. accompanied by her SON.
Robert. Of the marine corps