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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-17

thousands Of women have used the
penetrating, safo and reliable massage.
Mothers Friend. It aids nAtUe by
making it possible for the expanding mus
cles to relax without the usual wrsnohins
strain and tho Inflammation OF the breast
glands Is soothed. The abdominal mus
cles expand with ease when baby Is born
and the tendency to morning sickness or
nausea Is avoided; the crisis is one Of joy
and happiness.
The expectant mother should aid ma
ture in her work by all means. and the
scientifically prepared preparation. Moth
ers Friend. Is Of tho greatest help to
both the mother and the coming baby.
Write the BradheId Regulator Co.. Dept
N, POS Lamar Building. Atlanta, Ga
They will send you. without charge.
little book wsSsh 10 very interesting and
valuable, "MrhfA.nood and the Baby.
Get a bottle OF Mothers FRIEND from
the druggist today. No woman should
mako tho mistake Of failing to use Moth
eTs Friend for q single night BY SC
doing tho danger and pain at the crisis Il
sure to be less. It is absolutely safe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-17
By LUKE SCHNEIDER

There's a new fortune teller IN Rich
mond.
He is Professor J. c. Hall, and
claims to be the master mind clair
voyant." He has rented a room at 400
North Ninth street, and 1t is there that
he gazes into ones eyes, feels ones
pulse, occasionally bows his head and
tells you-well its no matter what he
tells, he's just a fortune teller.
In company with a certain city offic-
ial Saturday morning, I had consul
tation" with the professor.
There With Love Stuff.
The professor" specializes, some
one told me, In teaching one how to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-17
JAPS BUILDING SHIPS

TOXIC, Sept. 17.-Great Britain is
now building % steamers APP
proximately 100000 tons at various
shipbuilding yards in Japan. Several
of these will be finished soon and will
be transferred to the repres entatives
of the British government
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-17

Cornelius Anderson, age ninety-one,
and Mrs. Leonard, age eighty-six, of
Bodoinham, Me-, recently enjoyed their
first automobile ride, being taken to
Bath.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-17

The term Israelite was used by the
Jewrs of themselves among them
selves. The term Hebrew was the
name by which they were known to
foreigners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-17

The overcut land of northern Mich
igan is said to be the richest dairy
land in the country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-17

Judging from reports which have
reached the office of Congressman
Elliott from various parts of the Sixth
Indiana district a propaganda to re-
tard food conservation has been in
general progress. Representative Ell
lott, who was active in promoting food
conservation throughout the district he
represents by distributing hundreds of
government bulletins on home canning
and drying of fruits and vegetables,
has carefully investigated these re-
ports of contemplated food confisca-
lions and has found them to be with
out any foundation of fact, as evil
denced by the foregoing statement
just promulgated by the Department
of Agriculture.
At first ii was believed the report
of food seizures was the work of
confidence" men. So general has the
circulation of this report become. how
ever, that 1t is now believed it is a
part of the anti-war propaganda with
the purpose of causing an insufficient
food supply for the American people
throughout the winter months.
One of the latest reports to reach
Representative Elliott concerning the
work of anti-war propagandists comes
from Richmond, in letter written by
a resident of Southwest Third street.
The letter reads. in part:
"The report here is gaining ground
that the government is going to send
men around to find out how much
canned goods. potatoes, beans. etc,
that the people have on hand for win
ter use. and that then the government
will take over all supplies except just
enough to meet each family's needs.
If this report is true how much will
they allow to a family; how many
bushels of potatoes, beans. etc?
81 hope this report isn't true for the
women of this district are taking time
by the forelock and are canning every
thing in sight. Especially is this true
in our neighborhood ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-17
ANT|-WAR FOLKS
START RUMORS OF
FOOD SEIZURES
Congressman Elliott Spikes
Story That Eatables Are to
Be Taken.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE dc
partment of Agriculture has authorize,
the following statement:
There is no truth in a widely
circulated statement that the gov
eminent expects to take food sup
plies from any family. Both the
Food Administration and the De-
partment Of Agriculture join in a
statement to counteract what
seems to be deliberate propaganda
to the effect that the government
intends to take from every family
all canned goods put up in excess
of 100 quarts.
This is only one Of the varia-
tons of the rumor, which has been
widely circulated. Another state
ment Is that the government has
been urging the canning. drying
and preserving of fruits and vege-
tables so that they will be In con-
venient form for the government
to handle and transport when 1t
takes them away from the people.
Further elaboration is that these
goods are to be taken away from
the American homes and shipped
to England.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-17
A New King

With the ar
rival Of the new
baby there comes
q new king to rule
and all older PEG
pie take willing
second place In
the greatest OF all
domains - I b 9
home.
Before the ar.
rival Of baby,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
NO Sc PERMiTIRA Ell ESTACiO-
NAMiENTO DE AUTOMOBILES
FRENTE AL CORREO

Aver Sc quej@ el Administrator
de Corrcos, senior Armistead con e.
Mayor Bell de que muchas p"rSo-
mas han convertible las GALES que
c;rcundan cl cdiflcio de corrcos en-
estaci6n ed automobiles, dejando
ahi sus maquinas mientraS que Tan
al centric de IA ciudad q pascar, al
arregio de negocioS o Sc ~introduceH
en- algin salon dc cincma;ograto
para divertjrse como el cstacicnam.cM
70 de AUTOMOBILES cs pcriudicia! para
cl publico Sc ha ~dispuesto que un
gerdamc pcrmaaczca en- las afIcra'
del cdific;o federal para que 40 per
m;ta que ningun automovil este al;
Dor mas de veinte minutes cue e. (.
tempo que les concedcn los rcs'&-
mcntos DC pcljcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
Eotasb reVes de Ia Ciudad
NUMEROSAS OFRENDAS FLORA
LES PARA Ell CADAVER De
ELISEO C. ORNELAS.

Aver que estuvimGs recoglendo
algunos detallcs para confecclonar
la information relativa al aseslnato
del chauffeur Eliseo G. Ornelas, nos
dimos cuenta de como era vlsitada
Ia casa del occiso por numerosaS
personals mexicanas las que llevaban
flores Ell gran cantidad como ofren-
da para Ell desventurado c~ompatrio-
ia.
Sc nos inform6 que Gesde que 81
cadaver ha estsdo tendiio en- su do
micilio, han desfjlado por ahi mas
De dos mil personals, Ia mayor parte
muieres Y ninas.
E.sto nos darn ina idea dc 70 ron
cury;Lo qu--ira 4 tsta- e. funeral
que como va dec!n:os Sc vcrIticara
nov 4 las dos de IA tarac.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
D. las OEEiicinas de EPollicla
CT2A yEZ rUE SAQUEADA.
(Nicnc dc la Ia. Pag.)

nicra &c 81 aproXimscic". aparcc."
e. luncs de csta scmarl en- las Ger
can;as dc Ia ciuda.l Go Uruapam, :
solici,o Ia artroEa DC i" rlaza.
Como SO lie ncg5, =: la s~varn'c.o"'
i era may osca:a, SC prcrafara
i la dcfcnsa DC Il ~pobla".In, este
inicio un ataquc como a las dicz &c
Ia nochc, asaltando q los dc~fensore5
DOR dos lados distintos.
En- las goteraS dc Jruapam.
Dcspucs dc aIgunas horas dc renldo
combatc, los rcbcldcS dc II TETON,
j~ograron cnirar a Ia ciudad y apodc-
raryc dc algunos dc los barrIos cX,re-
mos.
Las GALES en- dondc consiguicron
MAYOR a u hacia Ct centric de ID
poblaci6n. furron las do Union y
Norc!os. en- las cualcs saqucaron c
jnccndiaron come dicz caSaS.
I'm este es.ooan, cuando las iucr-
zas del gobicrno. que habian iogra'
do rclaccrsc y robusteccrsc On q
centric dc la riudad. cargaron dc nue.
40 sobrc cllos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
VIAJEROS.

ptocedentc$ tic Ia ciudad dc Nc
xico Y dc Torrcon, Coahuila. res
pcctivamcnt6. acsban dc arrjbat : cS-
ia los senores Niguc! Torres y Zaca-
riaS Sa,aS.
DichoS sehores solo pcrmaneccrar
alrunos dia$ en- cSta ciudad, i don
dc han vcnido en- viajc dc ncGocioS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
Les rcbeldcS rcchazadoS

Nandaba las fuerzas del goblerno'
que afortunadamcnte pudicron prom
to rchaccrsc dc Ia primcra Sorpr"-
sa. cl Coroncl Moreno, quicn al frcF-
10 dc elias avaaz6 sobrc los rcb"ldea
nor la Gale dc Norclos en- tarto que
otro grupo iba por Ia dc Ia Union.
Il coubate quo SC tra5o en- a!uc'
las GALES, cntrc los rcbcldcs cue sd
oucaban las cpsas. y los c~1rranci5-
tss nuc los arrojaban dc Ia poblscloA
fur rcnldislm".
Al fin. ! "a madrugada. loo rebc'-
dos Iuerou arrojados de Ia roblar!"1,
intcrnandosc dc nucvn Gil los mVa-
tics. sin ser Perscguidos.
En- las CABLES de U~urapam, queda-
ron tendidos gran nlmero de cada-
vcrcs. asi dc carrancistas como te
rcvoluci0narlcS.
Scra fusiladu 81 Tcirn
, Sc ascgura quc c! cabec!!!a Jesus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
CIENCfAS

I Ciayicula del Rey SaiulruG ---.--... sc
D!cc,oaaTio Internal. Coltirae naS!2
blanca, rojs = negra, apar!cioaas, etc 81
Dogma Y Ritual de Ia Alta Magt2. Con-
f!cne el triangulO de Solomon, la ca
baIa. e. Tsrot. secTe:os del ex!io, nj
sGOl-alc.a, eIC. -"
EnrhIrrd!unC>. GrimOT1OS y P~ent4CUlOS &c
Il Dragon Eglg, j, >ra t! artc &c UidG-
Oar & los eSp!rIius Recommendations. sc
e P"deT del P~enSaIucnto. Sd c0Dl-
NO ! ruijIra. Como eSICdla- 81 lucCZa st.yG
Ell LI5ro Internal. Tra'aCo lie las Glen
claS Uculla>. CUulleae e! l!DrO de SaQ
Cin:ianC. Ciay!cula dc Solomon, el ORA
gOC RojC : Il CabTa Internal, etc. -. s!.Jt
Fl YtTddterO Dragon RoIO. EncanIa-
Dleut0s. Wodo &c hsCeTse invisible, etc 3.@2
La GIan Sa-ita Adiyinatora ........- &C
Lib-o MaEno dc san CipriauO- EJiC!0a
Gl!ca y complete Gel raCnoSo GT!no-
Ia C.lvIcu!1 dc! iieCh:ccrO, O Libro
Cc SUI ClpE.a.O, con lat!lilac o. So
C-c.U> zoe
IA h-dD GGEIa Sup-S'na .----..-..-. -
Mania. de MaSia Eot2 ............. &C
Manual 81 NGGI3 Neg-a .........-.... &c
Mama. a. MISII Bla@ra .............- =.
-ctgS Gc los Carlos. Ag!e Z" g.
Is. Z iOuos los iuegoS ............. Si-N
cr-gGIOS de Alberto c! Granic -. &c
~rcTe;U- dc Ia Pre>tId!S!taCloD : IL
E.lg... LeCciOnes pr&Citcas de cSca-
nJrey $50
Sec.e;pS del Inferno -...-..-.-.....- &c
TesOTo dc Niagros &c II Cruz de ca
TavLca, ECruauera joya del oculllsino SOC
vercaderO Horoscope para sc!vIaa- e.
DE-E IL. ..s--s-. -.-s-s ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

Ind aG,rlio- al" 'irHrn cniDrrrrIJG ri
h'24.o. GIscsfi0n isnl5. o coAaiipafnS i"a
'n'c-iirn.. r-ian ">itrotO- Il los r~rsili"',
N ,'nsr Il ~r,:arr1n : 81 airr c,tj llCGo
90 crrm""r- % Intermediates. 10 iwyop
rfr. rr,,!r Nsrrr. o. rOnserYaT I'll nt=dGr
-, r,rr.- r,5G,r.unrs, : purIrcar ~ -
tonnage : s.a :ut"siIro>. la iiEiBiNE -
81 ",urfin l,.sto. PIES - 4can'a r"mI!."
Garment. a r,r nplrlr. I'rCrlu. 5"r. d"
lcura rur Il. Cuha a Co.. san tnionln,
-, ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
Sc ESTAN VEHDlENDO CASAS
EN- LOS CUARTELES

Il cuartclmaes.rc de las tropa5
acaptonadas en- los alrcdedorcS &c
San Antonio, csta vcndicndo al pa-
blico casas de MADEIRA que :ueron
utilizadas como cuarteles L oflctnas
m~ilitares ante5 de que sc constrryc-
ran las magnificaS obras que aho'a
s;rven dc morada q las tropaS de la
GOA. Division.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
Sc ANUNCIA PARA HOY UN
Ola FRO.

En- c! o~bScrvatorio mctcorologlc2
dc esta ciudad Sc anuncIo aver taEar
Que para hoy domingo Sc dcjar:a
scrtir una honda fra y p0r Ia Grn"
eytaria l~luyjoso, soplaudo cic-zo del
%orte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
AYENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES.

Ia a. ccGtaIVs cdda tOlo.)
4 !d- pU"rfaS &C Il hu"ri".
Blackwell. ci Plrd;d del Tsnes!s.
II NrrICI"r be Lduayercs
Il 1000 del pi3mantc AZCi
Il T"~-aTrntO del Director
e EoGo uel collar Dc Perlas
T. NaUCragI0 de Corfu
y hoy u" u, Banttdps
~ n ESruui4 G.. C:inen de
P.t.Sb-rc
Jack 81 U".t-tpatcT
Ia fIiis Cri U>IreIn
ID Nalsts SaIg-.elta
La BeS!lA iirIaara
La ln!a!Hr FOsdda del cairo
Ia NiuCa E0:3 &C Paris
L.. MOlcder0- F1..Os lie L.G71reS.
Sherlock I!OIT!CS : ei Co~niTabaaGiS;a
&c DpiO.
tn NeG!cO Criminal
Ina Snrr4 no Terror
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
rOCIA'ES L
- PERSONALEl
- -
ENFERMO.

Fl senior Lauro Chapa SO cncueo-
ira cuformo dc aIguna ~gravcdad. Is
Il slcndn atendido en- su casa ha".-
taci5n por varios mGdjcoS. 81 vida
no csti en- inmincntc pcligro, pucs
Sc ticncu cSpcranzas dc que pron'o
~ rcstaillnrrn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
MATRIMONIO.

II dia p del corrjcntc unlr1in SuS
dcsrincs en- Ia procatcdral dc San
Francisco, en- San Diego, Texas, ei
senior Manuel Lozano Tamcz Y ID
senorita P-aXcdis Garcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
VIAJERO.

procedcntc dc Ia capital del Esta-
10 dc Durango llcgG l San Antonio,
RI i N. dc Ia Vega. Pcrmanccra
suui algunuS iiaS y regreSara a ID
M is - -ez!ieac!2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
DE PhSEO.

Lego d cses ciudad q seuor En-
rjuue MunoS. miembro del Congress
Carrancisla. I'll padre ~cous"rpito VIC
nc en- yiaic dc rccrco Y So hoSPcda
CIR el Southern Hotel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
ESPIRITlSMO.

Dcvocionario ESpirltlsia ............ t1C
~ I ihro de los Mediums ......... sc
e Ltbro de los ESplritus ...-......-. i'c
Il Genesis, los MilagroS $ las Pr2ulc-
clones sc
FL ~EvanSelto Segln el EsplrttisIno 75c.
Fl cello Y el inferno .......... CSC
ObraS PoSlrmas de Allan kRrdek -.. I5c
sOue es el ESptritiSmo? .-.....-... &C
ArTe de CuTar por medic del E1agne-
]:InnaSts StpIaI si.S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
AVENTURAs DE JOHN c. RAFLES

Ia 40 ccntaIoS tono
81 lacjEnItO NisterIJSO
r. Principe lU2adp!
l. .i-a!fo en- t! Sleeping
Il ATuy Hnlg
= lieTcteGo te EayleSto1e
(! >erreto del AnillU
Il Prr.gtcuta d. las CololtsS
l. Fai.u Saliead0r
r. tu>ll &c. Negro
Il TcsO-O del iio=hl
Z, Tcsuru del L.staiO
T. SecrctD del TeSOro
Il ~4c"TIUlc del Sol
In Ia i,.tCueTa
Ia UCCcclla liaptada
II i}obO eli q PalaC.O Real
II NIaje &c BodaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
NOVELAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME

"a n crntayUS csds uns.)
AEGCCQa
hu.0TcS sGblimeS
CJ-aZoa &c O-O
Dora
/. Sccrc.0 dc Lady Nugiel
In Ct LTl>Ol del Amor
In 81 malana de oos1A
kQ,.r dos pcCGCOS
InvenClblc amOr
La CondoSa &c Crddoc
la IeniaCiOE de una mu!er
Ii mUdc-na CenlClClta
Ia ySITeiia ~ amor
Mas dr5ll GIc una muier
Sgeius del CU-5L0a
Ina lICua Dc aInoF.
Itsy Y marie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

Cintora, a cUyas ordcnes militia Cope
Is, Y Cue sc cacortrsba ccrca dc
UrIapan,, no aprobo nj Il asaito III
los GcSu1amcs con:ctidoS por este i'll
timo en- Ia dicha ciudad.
Con tai motive, ha ordcnado que
SC lo aprchenda y que s~unariar2cntc
Sc Ic .iuzguc, condcnando.O It ia pcaa
dc mucrtc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

ella Ines Chavez, aSalto y dctuvo i
I'm trcr DC pasaicros, Ct cual fuc on
plctamcntc ~saqucado c inccndiado dos
puGs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
OtrG asalt0 al tren

NicntraS tanto, CT "a ~cstlcion d
Ar!stco, ccrca Dc Uuranam, e. c2b2-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
nRRAs POETICAS DE PEA

CanIos del HoSac - ~
II Nroa del Amor. EtIclUn dc 4uIO 81
las GlOriaS DC NtNir" .--.-.- S'
Memorials. RellGpIaS : ljcigaius. IEosSS -,
PpeSlas ESCOgIddS .--
BecucrLos Y E>pc.aaLas. Ld.c.on iI!O SI55
Flores del Alma .....--..--...- g.
r.g.- y pafTt3 SA-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

can,as de Vida ) esperanza. por Eu:
~ I,bro ALul. pUr Atalucr.o ts.2:a %"
Tnr>sI, I>co-ltaS d. LaNi'oaiA'F e..
Ed.c!Ua Il" lIJn a.
81 Pa.uaSo McN.cauu. : tnil9:
faSIpt'i - " pi,za 6lc
iptn.4S VIC N-tPs'- 30
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

,rf,msuca Commercial por Crculu . iSc
r,.-l.-r4 Elemental rpr AnILdF ..-.. nIS.
,,mscen de CUenIoS para nlhoS ..... I2c
N-"I lrSr1ngr8I DC ,ipo-r4TIA 1890. 75c
- =. ,t61F.O 90
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
HOPPING OF EARS IS
 EVIDENCE OF THEFT
(By Review Leased Wire.)

ALBUQUERQUE N. M., July 20.- Excessive Topping of ears of sheep hereafter will be prima facie evidence in New Mexico that the sheep with such ears were stolen, according to ia formal note issued a short time ago by the sheep sanitary board, which has almost plenary power where these ami mals are concerned in this state.
 Hereafter. where sheep are found in New Mexico with more than one half of either or both ears cut off, or both ears cut on both sides to point ,' says the boards notice. it shall be considered prima facie evidence that such sheep are stolen; and it is here by made the duty of sheep inspectors to make complaint against any person or persons found in possession of sheep thus marked"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
KLAMATH INDIANS WANT INDIVIDUAL
 SELF GOVERNMENT

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, July 20.- Indians on the Klamath reservation have decided they have passed beyond the tribal stage and clai mthey want to be allowed to conduct their busi- ness and be governed as individuals and not collectively.
 At a recent meeting of the Klamath Indian Progressive club the members passed resolutions asking that the gov ernment treat them the same as white residents. Give us a chance" the resolutions read
 The Indians hope to have the tribal timber sold and the proceeGs GiyiGec among the members. The Klamoth reservation in southern Oregon occu. pies territory of about 50 by 50 miles and contains timber and water re- sources.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
TAKING TO TRAINING IN
 GREAT FASHION
American Forces in France Show Wonderful Spirit They Do Not Over or Un- derestimate the Task at Hand.
(By Review Leased wire.)

AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP IN FRANCE, July 20,-"Whenever you write home. whether in a private let ter or to any newspaper, tell them we are doing finely and that no army ever had a finer spirit or was more conf dent of winning"
 Splendid Spirit.
 q have handled troops for a good many years and under varied condi- tions but never had a finer set of men, never a more enthusiastic lot than now. It has been revelation to me t osee the splendid spirit that has prevailed since we landed and it au- gurs well for the part America is to play in the war that he initial troops take hold with vim that is going to prove irresistible"
 From Two Extremes.
 The first quotation Is from a com paratively gree ntrooper; the second from a finished officer. Both were made independently to the Associated Press within few moments of each other yesterday. Both illustrate the wonderful esprit de corps prevailing throughout the first American con. tingent-an esprit de corps which has evoked the enthusiastic approval of the French. The American soldiers, os one mingles with them, do not ap- pear to underestimate in the slight est the seriousness and earnestness of the task before them but from the newest rookie to the oldest sergeant they are going through their daily drill. performing their daily work with dash, vim and cheerfulness and a willingness that impressed the cores pondent as genuine.
 Little Boosting.
 Thus far there has not been one single soldier who boastfully under takes to underestimate his opponent, but likewise no one has made his ap- pearance who is not supremenly hope ful and confident in the final outcome.
 The fine spirit prevailing is evident on every side. The discipline is ex- cellent and there is an absolute lack of complaint. The troops are taking their training with cheerfulness and are adapting themselves to the novel ty of billeting and living under unpre- cedented conditions necessarily i'm posed by living in strangers house.
 The troops are engaged in work al- most entirely strange to them yet the officers say tbey have made entirely unexpected progress. which not only is a good augury for the balance of the army but is due largely to the enthusiasm pervading each company and regiment.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
WILL MEET STRIKERS

DENVER, July 20.-Officials of the
 Colorado Packing & Provision com pany and Swift & Co. agreed today to meet representatives of striking butch CTS tomorrow in an effort to end the strike, which has been in effect two days. The butchers will present their demands, which relate to working hours. Managers of both plants have promised the federal mediators not to import labor to replace strikers. Labor leaders had said threats to import negro labor had been made. Six hun dred men are involved in the strike.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
GERMANY WANTS NOTHING EXCEPT AN HONORABLE PEACE, DECLARES CEORC
 VEGETABLES, IMPERIAL CHANCELLOR
Kerensky Heads
 Cabinet; LUOf
 Holds Portfolio
(By Review Leased Wire.)

PETROGRAD. July 20.-The Rus sian Bourse Gazette announces that Premier Lvoff has resigned and that Alexander F. Kerensky had been ap- pointed premier, but will temporarily retain his portfolio of minister of war and marine.
 M. Tscheretelli has been appointed to the post of minister of the interior, which was held by M. Lvoff, but will retain his portfolio of minister of posts and telegraphs.
 M Nekrasoff has been named pro- visionally as minister of justice in place of M. Pereviezeff. who resigned Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
Many Shells Are Released; Soon
 Sent to MexicO

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Two mil lion, seven hundred thousand rounds Ammunition, bought and paid for in this country, more than year and a half ago by the Mexican government has been released for shipment into Mexico. The Mexican government has reported that it was in urgent need of the ammunition for safeguarding important lines of communication and protecting American and foreign inter- ests producing war materials essen tial to the United States.
 Ambassador Fletcher will return i'm mediately to Mexico and arrange de- tails and points of delivery.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
Last Effort to
 AUert LeadUiUe
 Strike Failure
(By Review Leased Wire.l

DENVER, July 20.-Eleventh-hour efforts of Governor Gunter to avert the strike of between 800 and 300 miners at Leadville tomorrow morning failed, the operators refusing to confer with Platt Rogers and H. O. Riddle, named by the governor as mediarors. Mem bers of the state industrial commission held conference with the miners ;os day at the capital.
 Mine operators say 5000 men will be involved in the strike eventually. The mines produce large quantities of zinc, which is useful to the govern ment for war purposes.