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The state herald., 1917-05-04
.lVESToCKpRICEs
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Dsavy Cattle Easier; ysirl|nqs
Steady
HOGS STEADY TO NICKEL OFF

AseeIpts Of Lambs Moderate, But
Market Rather Slow. Best Lambs
Wanted At $500. At That oners
Are Sharply Higher Than Last
Week. Not Much Done. Most Every.
thing In the Pens At II O'clock
Most Of Offerings Weoled MsxIoans.
Quite q Few Clippers Here.
Union Stock Yasds. South Omaha.
Nebraska. May 2nd. l917.-Another
fairly liberal supply of cattle was
here Tuesday, receipts counting out
PCS cars or 5000 head. Trade condi-
tions were practically the same as on
Monday and there was very little
change In prices paid, medium weight
and heavy cattle being rather slow
sale at steady to dime lower figures
and desirable yearlings and light
weights being In demand at steady
figures. Good to choice weighty
beeves sold at s11.6O0125O. fair to
pretty good 1000 to 1,2O0.pound steers
went around slo.509l1.4O and the
common to fair warmed up and short
fed grades bro1ht anywhere from
$500 to 5000 and on down. Strictly
good to choice grades Of cows and
heifers sold at s9.7501O.50 and on up.
Quotations on Cattle: Good to
choice beeves, s11.5O913OO; fair to
good beeves, $1O.7501l.50; common
to fair beeves. $9.5O01075; good to
choice heifers. s9.25010.s5; good to
choice cows. $s.5001O5O; fair to good
cows, ssOO0S.5O; Gamers and cut
ters. s5.5007.75; veal calves. 5000
1880; beef bulls. $s.OO99.50.
A good liberal run of hogs showed
up for Tuesday. arrivals being esti-
mated at 1875 cars or $4,000 head.
Packers came out with offers that
were 1O015c lower and It took sell
ers quite while to get bids up to
anything like the figures they want
ed, but first salcs made were not over
Sc lower. After trade once got start.
ed It kept on improving and later
business was done on steady basis.
Shippers made quite q respectable
purchase at mostly steady prices.
Bulk Of the hogs moved ut $15.1O0
1850. while some of the best heavte'
brought $15.GO. the top for the day.
Sheep and lamb receipts, although
much larger than Monday. were still
moderate for Tuesday, "A cars oil
$500 head being all that were in
sight. The lamb market was one oi
the. draggiest for some time, not much
being done up to IL o'clock. What bids
buyers made were sharply lower than
the high spot Monday, SlT.0O beins
the outside offer for best lambs.
Quotations on sheep and lambs
Lambs. Mexican, sl6.50D17.25; lambs
fed Western. Sl6.25d 1855; lambs
fresh shorn, s12.759li.Oo; yearlings
good to cip,icc. sl3.75Gi450; year
llngs. fair to good. sl3O0013.75
wethers, fair to choice, Sl2JO0 1880
ewes, good to choice, Sl2.75013.2'
ewes. fair to good. s11.759 1910
ewes, plain to culls, ss.O09n.M
The state herald., 1917-05-04
Proper foods for weak stomaChs

The proper food for one man may b
all wrong for another. Every one
should adopt diet suited to his age
and occupation. Those who have weak
stomachs need to be especially careful
and should eat slowly and masticats
their food thoroughly. 1t 10 also inn
portant that they keep their bowels reg
ular. When they become constipated
or when they feel dull and stupid after
eating, they should take Chamberlain .
tablets to strengthen the stomach and
move the bowels. They are easy to
take and pleasant In effect.
The state herald., 1917-05-04
ns-Fe-nsr for Sisty cssta
GuarHnsaan tobacco habit cure. makes veah
men atroG0. 49, pure tos. = ~ 1sSss,ssa
SUMMONS

STATE Of Colorado ..... ~
County of Phaiips .Nal L.l I'
In ths district sosrt
Nsttis A Holland plaissi6 " Thrssta kssl saA
fhs Standard Homs Company dsfsaAaass
The Psop,s Of the Stats Of Colorado
To TArssta A Nss, and The ssasdasd Hone osa
pany
TIE defendants sbovs naasd orsstiao
Yos are ksrshy required % appsas 10 n sstasa
bsossht against yus BY he ahsvs naaA plaias19
h ths district court of the county of rAilaps oaAs
sfco,orado aad answer the eonpiaiat thsssia UtsA
h swsnty days after he ssrvses hssssf. Z
ssrvs1 within ehis county; n ssrvsA sst = ~
susnv o. by psh,ieatIsa within thirsy days sfs9
he ssrvies hsssof exclusive Il Ne dAS 4 ssrvsD
q iudsmsns by default Win b tahse assisss yes
ssserdias v The prAyss u ths sssnp,aiat
Aad . eopy of The ssMpiAiss 10 ~ aAsvs "a.
Mild astson b not ssrvsd With thIs semm1ea. -
u sAs sssv,ee hsrsof b mads out a thh s&asA
Inn Ten days additioasi 10 the time hsrslnhsfsrs
spseiAsd fos appsaTsnes and answer viii b siisv
q ,.sorp the taking of judsrnsnt BY dsfssit sss-
lorsaAad. .....,... ..t.I I'D
TAs aid action 10 brought 10 assss NE tisis sf
Lot Ma Nine In Block No Five In Assisoas addi.
ton to the Town u Haspn Phiiiips county ce,s-
ssls 10 ths p,sinsR EFItn
. IN more fully sppsas frum the ssaplaiss y
~ srsisn 70 which rsfsrss<s h hers msAs
Asd you are hereby no,iasi ,hst u ysa sali =
eoesse and 10 snswss The Nd scaaplaiht asah.ss
ssssss~a the ssh plaintiff wiii taks 6sesak M
isdsmsnt - prayed
Owen ussdss my hanA and tbs ssai Il ~ ~
Oes ecirt at Molyoss Colorado In nd sssssy tAAs
NJ day II d Mar A d 1917
Oop Wd HslnaA
Ci.st II DhwtsS c.
PHILIPPE County Coiussdo
The state herald., 1917-05-04
Scheunemann's Store
is Headquarters for
Ladies Spring Goats
Suits
House Dresses
kimonas
Aprons n
Won't you come in and ~
them?
Quality, Style and Low
Prices is our Motto!
A. Scheunemanns
announcement

Colorado will. in November 1918. ..
lcct United States Senator. The 70.
publican party Of Colorado will In Sep
tsmber Of that year. select ita csndi.
date for that office. I will be . candi
date for the republican nomination fos
United statss sna.or 1t the primary
election In September 1918.
lproposs to do oil possibly can
while making this race. to unite the ~
publican party In this stats into . strong
unisisd party ready 10 serve the high.
yet interests Of Colorado and tho natioo
c arsaes s. Dodge.
Colorado Springs, Colo. Dee ~. 1915
The state herald., 1917-05-04
Best for whooping cough

Last winter when my little boy had
the whooping cough gave him Cham.
berlsin's cough remedy. /" writes Mrs..
J B. Roberts. East st. Losis, III. at
kept his cough loose and relieved him
of those dreadful coughing spells. II
10 the only cough medicine l keep In
the house because have the most con.
fidencs in it." This remedy 10 also
good for colds and Group
The state herald., 1917-05-04
ROAD to Happiness

Be amisbls, cheerful and good natur'
ed and you are much more likely to b
happy. You will find this difficult. II
not impossible, however, when you are
constantly troubled with constipation
Take Chamberlain tablets and get nd
of that and it will be easy. These tab
let's not only move the bowels. but i'm.
prove the appetite and strengthen The
digestion,
The state herald., 1917-05-04
S!oan's liniment for rheumatism

The torture Of rheumatism, the pains
and aches that make life unbearable
are relieved by Slosn's linimsnt, aclean
clear liquid that is easy to apply and
more effective than mussy plssters or
ointments because it penetratss quickly
without rubbing. For the many pains
and aches following exposure, strains,
sprains and muscle soreness, Sloans
liniment is promptly effective Always
have bottle handy for gout. lumbago.
toothache, backsche, stiff neck and oil
external pains. At druggists. 25c
The state herald., 1917-05-04
All cor :esTT--::;:ence should reach this
Office not later than Wednesday Of each
week.
summon, On Appl.eatIon ror RrrI.tratIen


summons on Application For Resi.tration
State Of Colorado
County Of PHILIPPE
In the District Court
MODS
Elgar Crosslind plaintlG va The Colorado land
Wyoming Railroad Company. John Abrams. Nan
cy Abrams. Martin l.. R.shcl. John Holmauist
and all other persons or parties unknown. claim.
Ing any right title estate lien or interest In the
real estate described In the application herein de.
PENDANTS
The People Of the S late OF Colorado TO the above
named dofondAnts-Groo,ihT;
You are hereby summoned mi required to an.
,ycT the application Of tho applicant plaintiff In
the above entitled application for registration Of
tho following land situa,. In phlips county Colo
RADIO to-wi,
The north ives, quarter tnwiD of section oncli !,
In township seven ca north OF range forty sia
Oel west OF the 9Th y m In tho said county and
state
Asi 10 Gle your answer TO the srii application In
the uicc Of tho clerk u kAld court In said county
within twenty days after ths service Of this sum.
mons upon you, exclusive II the day VI such sorN.
ies. and " you fall to answer the said application
within the time Aforesaid the applicant plaintiff
IN this action will Apply Ia the court for the ~
lIri demanded In the aptli alton herein
" tnc's. WIG. lI-lland clerk Of ssii court. and
s-al thereof. at ilolyuk.. Colorado. In said eouh
~ and state this Q. day of March a d 1917
l8call w. @. Iioliand Clerk
IIFHt puh ADf q
The state herald., 1917-05-04
Summons on Application for Rss'srstioa
Stats Of Colorado
County Of Phillips In the district court

suHHo"s On Appsesuou tos Ne9thusuon
County Of Phillips '' In u. dhtr,e, eoar,
w.. I No ios
Georgia N MePherrin plaintiff. W Mary Clark
Arthur Clark L " Tuiiey. As trustee clarene,
X H-sss The Ansio-AmericAn Mortgage and Trus,
Company . corporation. Lw Tulisys Pr.sid.n,
and Nathan u Foster
end all other persoas q partiss unksown eian,ins
eny right title stats sn os interest In The real %.
tats dsseribsd In ths application hsrsin dsfendan:
The Psopis u the stAts of Colorado 10 tks allow,
.Amsd defendants Grsstins
Yos are hereby summoned and rvguss~i To ans.
swsr the appheauoa of ths applicant plsin,lH 10
the above sattlsd application for registration oi
The folswins land situate In Phillips coun,y Colo
sado to-wit
Ths north half tnis) Of the north half tnl.) Of
section twenty two ts2) In township si. 90 .or,h
range fortyss,en uD ~ss, Of the sth prineipsi
meridian Phillip, county Colorado
ed sD.his your answer to the ssid application 10
~ ohss ot the clerk u SD court In aid county
within twenty days sftss the ssvios u THE sum.
osss upoa yos exclusive of uhs dav VI such service
eNd II you fall 10 answer the aid application with
= the tms aiofesad the applicant plaintiff Ia this
srtioa viii apply TO ths court f< relief demanded
y The Application hssvin
Witness W Holland elssk At aAid cossrt and III.
ssal hsrsof ., iolvohs Colorado In aid county
- stats ,his % day of'Mar A D 1917
(ssaN W q H.llapd. C.,t
First pub Apr -
The state herald., 1917-05-04
sHERivr,s BALE
virtue u . sp.,

Sv vtssss II special saseuuss
or lien fossciosurs issvsd cut d
~ sisrk's offiss q ~ county court q PhMnps
susnty - state d cosorsde aa1 - - dissetsd
vksvbv IN snaaaadsd n rake ~ ssa Of eas
hundr~t nisssy three and 7i.ioo doiiars 0isa ~
and costs Il suit ths sssosnt Il . ssstlia tsAs.
msns rsssatiy shAalnsd against c Z Ring and
Esther r Rins1n fsves os " pKsissy 90, S sAs
lands' ssssasnh soads and ehssts,s Of The saLi
q Y Ring and E.thsr T Ring 600 n
Ihavs isvsA q the following prupsrty tsvh
Lots thrss and four u and u In block tvsa,y In
he ,svn Of nolyoks Phillips eosnty Colorado
TAsrsfors seepriins to ssld command shall %.
- fs sais 81 pebble auction Ill IL right sitss
- issss~st q the above nAsssi @ Y Ring
end Esthss 7 Ring IA aad 10 the siovs
dssettrA psup~v IN MalAy he is,h day
of Nay 1877 q o'ebsh . = q NJ wet
frest dour u the sourt houss 10 0saysas 10 the
eouaty Of Phinips and s,s,s Of cs,orsds
Dsasd q Ho,yoas ceaorsao ,his ~ day II April
~ "a " Jsmss
~ W n SHOW deputy
akssta a Ph,ihps esssO
Date Of hrst publication Ayr % 1877
rss 4 iast publication Asy 10 1917
The state herald., 1917-05-04

Own your own homo. hessy on lrss
class city property st 0 per cent. Essy
payments. r. l.. Johnson. Agsst,
Midland Saving and Loaa Ca
The state herald., 1917-05-04
sanm.s On Appanvoa f@ RsssssssaAus
Stats Of coless6s
Cesaty a PHILIPPE -

Cesaty a Phinips -
I. IL Dssrist os.st
Joseph Wood plsiatia No l0t
vsrsss
CbarlssJ Carlson l. " Tullsys trustee cisr.
sncr X Hesse James Brown
Al all otA~ pss,uas O. partiss ustaovn. shin
ing any right titls. sstass. nsa or htsrsst b the
real sstats described ia tbs appksssaua hash d.
fsnhants
fSs Psups Of ~ ssats of CoInralo - the sSov
aanssi dsfsadsats-0~ssttag
You are hsrshy sunnossd a.A rsasirsd % -.
yer the Application of tbs appasssas p,aAuM Ia
the above snttisd spsxeatin f9 rsstssss<sn Of
The following land situate In Phiihps sosaty Colo
s.do sovit
The north vest quarter quarter tnwD of
ssstin thir,y-one tsD h tpvnship seven IA
ssssA raaes fsrty-six (t5) vot a ths eth m
In the county Of Phillips and STATE of Colorado
And to ass your aaswsr % The sah sppxsa,isa
h shs oss Of The eIssk of sssd sosst IL I'D soua
y within twenty tays sftsr tbs service a this
ssaasas Spos ~ sss,ssivs of ths day of sash
sHvsss: - u ~ IA 70 sasvW the ~ aepbes.
tioa vt<hla ths sas se9ss.Al ths apphans ipaais
~ In tAis ssssoa vtll sepiy 70 IL sesst ~ sAs
rr,tsf dsaanA~d 10 ~ ssvuneisa h9ah
Wsnsa W @ Holland ast of ~ sssrt ~
~ sol thgsa. 81 Hdyshs ColpssAD h ~ sss..
" - ssss sAis day Il Apr AD isi7
tssaD W @ Hsland.
c,sA D,ssrsst cosrt PhIlSps coa.ss csio
First pub Apr g7
The state herald., 1917-05-04
Get rid of your rheumatism

Nov 10 the time to get rid Of your
rheunatism. You will find Chamber
lain's Linimsnt great help. The 70
lief which Il affords 10 alone worth ma
ny timss its csst.
The state herald., 1917-05-04

TYPHOID s::.:::;;!!ss::::::z
T ssZs'ss',s, ss -: ;Ss.:ss sss.ss.4
- lssa " - 1s9s N6&G0 60
! 0vrea NeoeAr0Rv oen0N, q
1ans vAaaAsss - sses ~ = A0Atm
The state herald., 1917-05-04
For Sale.

A ans family driving horse and q bug
, and harness. lrquirs ~ this eficc.
The state herald., 1917-05-04
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. rs they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
and In order to cure Il you must take In
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure n
taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Hairs
was prescribed by one Of the best ply
sicians In this country for years and Is
n regular prescription. II Is composed Of
the best tonics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
tion Of the two ingredients II what pro-
duces such wonderful results In curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY q CO. Props. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. price I6c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation,
The Washington herald., 1917-12-09
PRETTY G. W.U. GIRLS
TOSELL ORPHAN tags
Fund for War Victims Will Be
Swelled by Sales.

Tag day for the benefit OF the
French war orphan fund will be OBJ
served at George Washington Uni
versity tomorrow.
Pretty girl students will be station
ed in all of the nine departments of
1.-THE university during the day and in
the evening to tag members OF the
faculty and students. Contributions
will be voluntary, but it is expected
that nearly everyone of the 1900 odd
students enrolled at the institution
will make a purchase.
The money will be sent to France
under direction of Prof. George Neely
Henning, head Of the department of
romance languages, who has taken a
prominent part in the war orphan
fund work ever since the war started.
Jean and Yvonne Rousseau, the
French war orphans officially adopted
by the university, will be among the
beneticiaries OF the tag day contribu-
tiOns. Students have taken a great
interest in Jean and Yvonne, and
many interesting letters have been
received from their home.
Among the girls who will distribute
tags tomorrow will be Misses jose
phine Jonas, Gertrude MetZerott, Bet
~ voorhees,, Phebe Gates, Catherine
Moran, Eleanor Richards, Elizabeth
Speiser, Elizabeth Cullen, Lucy Bur-
lingame. Mildred Mclaughlin and
Elizabeth Boyd.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-09
SOLDIER HONORED
BY ALFALFA CLUB

A dinner was given by the Alfalfa
Club in honor OF one Of the clubs
distinguished members, Brig. Gen.
Wilds P. Richardson. at the Chevy
Chase Club. Gen. Richardson recent
ly returned from Alaska, where he
has been stationed for q number of
years as president of the Board Of
Road Commissioners.
Between thirty and forty members
and guests were present, among them
being A. G. Batchelder; Hon. B. F.
Buchanan, of Marion, Va: Col. Barry
Buckley, H. Ralph Burton; Walter
Burton, Of Delaware; John B. Coch-
ran; Lieut.. Thomas P. Bryan, U. s.
N: Benjamin Thorne Gilbert, Of
Utica, N. Y: Hon. William C. Fits,
Mai. J. C. Hemphill; Capt. Maitland
F. Griggs, U. s. A; Gen. Charles r.
Humphrey. John oliver La Gorce;
Harold W. Letton, of Chicago:
Charles p. Light, George Xavier Nc
Lanahan, Hon. Walter I. Mccoy:
Lieut.. Henry Sydnor Harrison, U. S.
N; Claudian B. Northrop, Maj. o. B.
Perry, Brig. Gen. George Richards,
Brig. Gen. wilds P. Richardson, Col.
Edwin B. Smith; Hon. Mark A.
Smith Of Arizona; William Wolfr
Smith. Edgar C. Snyder: Hon.
Charles A. Sulzer, Of Alaska; Hon.
Inward Sutherland, Of West Vir-
ginia: Noah II. swayne. I'd, Of Phlla-
deiphia; Hon. George White, of Ohio;
hon- John Sharp Williams. of Mis-
slss.ppi, and Hon. Milton c. Elliott.
"es toastmaster.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-09
HOUSELEADERS
READY TO Give
VOTE TO WOMEN
Predict Victory for Suffrage
Amendment; to Be Re-
ported January 8.

Woman suffrage Is q war meas
ure. and. as such. is to be pushed
to illegal reality" This was the posi-
tion taken last night by John E.
Raker, OF California, designated by
Democrats In the House Of Repre-
sentativcs to be chairman Of the new
Committee on Woman Suffrage.
In my opinion. the Democrats on
the new committee will work togeth-
er to give women the vote. by put
ting through the Susan B. Anthony
amendment" Mr.. Raker said. There
appear to be dozens OF reasons why
the ballot should be awarded women
during the war, and can think Of
none why it should not.
IF for no other reason, women
should be voting because Of the work
they have done and are doing daily,
in the cause Of the war;
Committee Members.
Other Democrats chosen by the
Ways and Means Democrats to serve
on the new committee with Mr.. Ra-
ker are Clark. of Florida; Saunders,
OF Virginia; Blanton. of Texas; Hill
lard, Of Colorado; Sullivan, of New
York. and Mays, of Utah. Minority
Leader Gillett will call a meeting
of the Republican Committee on Com
nlittees Tuesday, for the purpose of
deciding on six Republican members
of the suffrage body.
Arrangements now contemplate re-
porting the resolution to the House
on January s, with the new suffrage
committee in charge of it. Predic-
tions last night were that the amend
ment will go through the House.
These predictions were based on two
factors. One is the prominent part
women are playing in the war. and
the other is the fact New York has
declared the women shall vote.
Miss Jeanette Rankin, the lady
from Montana, was optimistic over
the prospect. ''I am sure we can win
national recognition" she said.
The Republicans will stand behind
Miss Rankin. of Montana, the first
woman to sit in Congress. Miss
Rankin. it IL declared, wants the
place. Many OF the younger-and a
few OF the older-Democrats say they
are going to vote for her.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-09
". R. & F. SUED FOR
$4,000 BY Three
Two Actions Begun for $4,000
Each and Third for $4,000

The Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company was made defendant
in three damage suits aggregating
SS.OCO filed yesterday in Dustrict Su-
preme Court.
James B. Flynn. collector for the
estate Of Mary ]. Campbell. deceased,
asks $4,000 damages for her death,
alleged to have resulted from her
being run into by a car at Tenth
and G streets northwest on Decem-
ber 9. 1916. The suit is filed through
Attorney James O'Shea.
Fannie Howard. through Attorney
Rudolph Yeatman. asks $4,000 dam
ages for injuries alleged to have been
received when she alighted from a
car at Kenilworth. September q last.
Estella NJ. Keys, a police matron,
asks $4,000 damages through Attor-
ney Wilton ]. Lambert for injuries
alleged to have been received when
street car collided with a police
auto at Fourteenth and D streets
northwest on September IA last.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-09
SILKY SILKY %9aA.R ESa;s. S5.25

Also 27x54 inch WiltonS
and 36N72 inch ANmin-
;ters. Mohairs in plain
:olors. Good designs and
.olorS.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-09
ssa;1. sMa.l RUGS. $1.25

Rag rugs, wool and fiber
rugs, and Crex grass rugs;
sizes 24x36 to 27x54 inches
in the collection. Good COL
orings and designs.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
new FRENCH CABINET
FORMED BY ALEXANDRA RiBoT
IN FoRTY-EIGHT HOURS.
All Sections of Republican Opinion
Are Represented in the Cabinet
Formed by New Premier.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Paris.-Alexandre Ribot. in setting
up the Cabinet in forty-eight hours, is
understood to have beaten all speed
records. All sections of republican
opinion are represented in the new
Cabinet Premier Ribot belongs to
the Republican Union: Albert Thom-
as, the minister of munitions. to the
Unified Socialist group: Rene Vivj-
ami, the minister of justice, Prof. Paul
Painleye, the minister of war. and
Maurice Violette, the minister of sub
sistence, to the Secialistic Republi-
cans. Louis J. Malvy, minister of the
interior; Jules Strong. minister of
public instruction.; George Desplas,
minister of public works; Etienne
Clementel. minister of commerce;
Fernand David, the minister of agri-
culture; Leon Bourgeois, the minister
OF labor, and Daniel Vincent, under
secretary of aviation, belong to the
group of Radicals and Socialistic Rad
icals, while Andre Maginot. the min
lister of the colonies, belongs to the
Republican left and Joseph Thierry.
minister of finance, to the Demo
cratic left.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
VILLA CAPTURES PARRAL.
Next Move Expected to Be Against
Capital of chihuahua.

Ell Paso, Tox.-Francisco Villa cap
tured Parral. Chihuahua. defeating the
Carranza forces there. according to a
report received by government agents
here and forwarded to Washington.
After capturing the mountain min
ing town. Villa led his forces down
the mountain and started toward Chi
hauhua City with the intention of at
tacking the state capital, according to
the same source.
L. A Winn of New York city and
Bert Seigel. said to be from Pittsburg,
were shot and killed by Villista ban
dts near Magistral, Durango. accord
ing to information received here from
employees of American mining com
panies located in Durango.
Jose Maria Flores, guide and in
terpreter for Gen. Pershing in Mexico.
was executed near the Babicora ranch
in western Chihuahua recently by Ju-
lilo Acosta. Yilla leader. because of
his friendship for the Americans. an
American. from Babicora reported
upon his arrival A companion of
Flores also was executed.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
Bandits, Bodies Hanging to Poles.

Laredo, Texas.-Passenger arriv-
ing here rode through a lane
of bullet-riddled bodies suspended
from telegraph poles in the
vicinity of vinegas. Mexico. The
CHASTITY spectacle was staged follow
ing a battle with large body of ban
dts under the command of the Cedil-
10 brothers The losses were heavy on
both sides. After hanging the bandits
to the poles the Carranza soldiers pla-
carded each bsdy with warning that
a similar fate awaits all outlaws.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
u-soAr SINKS MORE SHIPS.
Berlin Announces 10000 More Tons
of Vessels Sunk,

Berlin, March 22.-Destruction of
10000 tonssgross of shipping by Ger
the admiralty. Among the ships de-
stroyed were the following: British
armed steamer Connaught of 2,64s
tons; British armed three-masted yes.
sci of 1900 tons; British sailing ships
Adelaide, MacLean. Abaja, Gazelle
and Utopia; British fishing steamers
Red Cap and Grazia; 3.l29 tons. Greek
steamer Theodoroff Pangales, of 2,S3s
tons; Norwegian steamers Steeras,
Dagvanger. Lars Ferstenaes and
Thede Fagelund; Norwegian sailing
ship Hermes
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
wilson calls conare..; Plays Golf.

Washington.-So soon as the Presi-
dent had authorized the preparation of
the proclamation calling an extra ses-
sion of Congress, he and DIR. Grayson
left for the Virginia golf links. where,
despite drizzling rain, the President
played a round of his favorite exer-
cise. Meantime, kilograms were being
sent to all members of the next Con
gress apprising them of the situa-
tion.