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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
aSesen stidt. 8esiftriraas
Rub in glsp gOr. elm S4ullsbrsr
ins GefdngniB seben.

Rem gort, 13. SUM-. Sisr
puroe am Usittpo9 Der S9ulle9rer
German g. aepins tpesn gerrpe'9es
runa Der Rsstitrirling pon 8unoes'
ritisr g6atfislo su sintr @eTdnsniB'
itraie pon elf Uloadten uao 20 2as
gen perurtbeilt.
0a aeOine au sinem Gage iDeltger
als einem Sabre nerurtbeilt puroe.
eebt sr einer Siraf Rebu5iruus fir
ouies getrdgen uno aubererUliIoeruns
gen, nelde iolds setitBtn. neI4e gu
sinsm pOllen Sabre oerurtbti!t pcr'
oen, berluitis.
Dies 1T bic srite GefdngniBfrdfe,
ipeld9e fir bieiss @erseben perbdnst
uurbe. a@ins 3atts ii4 itaIbis be-
falnt.
glls er porseIiibrt ipurbe. iuurhs
i6m cine peitsre @eleseubeit seecben,
gu resiitrirei. 2lber er fnste, sr gldil'
be nidt, bab ss rsdp, isi, unO peis
eerte fia, e su tbiin. 2eoine battle
lid, am 5ase na4 Der Resiitrtruns
nab Der Office bes 8iinbesmari9alls
beesben uNb freitpilis srtlGrt. bab
er nidt rsgiItrirts uno aa9 uiat bic
2fii9i babe, es 81 thun. CT III %
Sabre aft.
Der % Sabre aIte Si5ilier Beuta'
min Waonsp purbe fpegen Ri4t1sies
siftriruns su sineru Sage Gefdngnib
per,rtbsilt. Gr iasts sr berfe5e has
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
GnergiS1e Maf,nabmen
Nsroen sesrn bic gtnsriif. bss aor'
pinals Wtreier perIangt.

aopm baaen, 13. Suni, ii6sr
9oneon. Die Wtiin9ensr rRsusitsn
.adari6ten" lommsntirtn nit Gnts
riiituhg ben neusiien 9irienbritf bsS
AarblnaIs Wsreisr, oes primos Don
gslei.n uno Derlangsn, bag srlritti'
de Wdbrestln trgriffsn iperoen, um
Die ireitere gerbrsituis bes 3irtsn'
briefss unb iiberbaupt cine ternsrs
ieintfslige 2titiOiidt bss 9arbinoIs
unm09li6 gu MAIDEN. Die 3eituns
sitlrt stli9e Sdbe aug b,m Sirtsns
trisf in ipelfem Die Wabndbmtn oes
Gnsrdleoupernsurs als 9erbreGeu
uno faamlOie gsrIssuus bes Re9tes
telelhnet tpgrbn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
ReriDnal. .VDti5en.

Gin 6etonnter unb dngeiebener 8iirs
ger 1T geitern nit SerrH ) reb ert d
pouber 5aar IN bic GiDigteit 5tn>
iibsrgsT6lummsrt. @r purOe Dor 78
SGbren in Ulder3en in Suunober 9es
boreH uuO 3dbIte 5u ben beuti9en Pto>
niersn Anferer StaDt. Die 8eer0igung
fin6st an SamItag UtorgeH oom
6duIe feinss 9rHbers Qtntou BON Der
SaGr, 24O5 @eit gleUliden gtpenue
aus itatt, Dorauf IN Der ct. auguitis
nus Stride Elm fcierIi4es Reqiltem ABB
gebdlten ntro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
4as 3efret
Giir bic gufl0iuns bes 6insiIfsT
parlaments
Bon bern neuen tempordren premier.
Winiiter uutersei6rtst.
IRAN fiir6tet, bab siu 8iirsertrhs BIZ
Jolge ietn tpirb.

geting, China, 13. Suni. -
Sas 9stret oes prdiiberten, burt
ipeides bas paridment dufgeI0it pirb,
Durbe Don gbiang Gbao Chung, mel
der als Radfolger bon Or. Du Sino
Sang, ipel4er reiignirte. ben poiter
zines tenpordren grsmier Uinifters
iiberra9m, unter5ei9net. Nan gldubt,
bag bte aufl0fung bes parlnmerus
eineu 8iirgertries nna ii9 sie6eu
ipirb, ha bic Gibrer in ben fiiblthen
prooinsen an ben grdiibeuten ais
6uan 6ung telegrup6trten, bab Tis
feline 9utpritdt nift ldnser onerten.
1en tpiiroer, trpb Der Sbatnde, bot
biefer in einem RdHbut bic 4ufl0fuul
beg garldments reftfertigte.
gbiang Gbao Chung mar pofbeis
lG5ef BON getina ebe .r ben poft.u
ais tempcrdrer greuisr ifbernaam.
Die Sruppeu in ben 9rpoin5en
aipang Sung, guman. apangsSi
fnb &fpei gbon iperben mobifiiirt
unb man plant militGrif6e qftion,
falls prdiibeut 2isguanSSuug inter
bem 9ruds BON G5ang 6fuu, bes Usi;
IitGrs sGoubernsurs Der grrpin, 4n5=
pei. bag purIameut aufl0fen foIIte.
Der prGiibeut batie nit Dr. Gep.
Wsorrifon. Fefnem enslifden 8eratber,
rnb nit profsEor Ttasao atriga, fsts
nem iapanif9en geratber, tpHferirt,
sbe Fl bos @uf[6Iunes Detrst erlieb.
Or. Ttprrifon opponirte Der 8er0fs
feuili6ung bes Defrets, tpdbrgrb PRO-
fefor ariga BITE MrfI6fung bes par
lrmerts dnaxatb,n butie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
lIeber 100 9olsiirmen
SJat mittleren 8eiteu Dabeil ii6 DegeH
engebIiher 8erbinOeriutg DON
aonlurren6 du permltIpcrten.

2eai1ineton, .. g.. t3. sauri.
lie Observation-Disclosures erbob
I'M APthuod geaen nlebr els hnnOert
Oct 6roBteH 5ol5firmen mi mittleren
lSeilen iormelIe 8eidpperoen, pegsiI
dngebli9er 9erI9p0runa CUR 9srbins
fering 0on 9onflnren5 Don Seiten
pen .WiniI Sroer" ;Sirmen. Ole mel.
itea Der @cieaidldften befiH6en iiA N
ASlseoniin, gRinneiotn, SQinois,
gtcrS Gdtota, Silo 0afoia, Sona un0
0ttatand.
Gle gm9es SuoeIstommiiiion
;nctbt aeltciio, onb Die @eieli6aften
III cllen teinen St1oten 6es mittleren
gseitens SOl3boie unterbulten mt6,
I'M Sonfiirrenj alis5uifolten, ibren
Gnilub 5ei ganfsn seItenO nlaften,
I'm ben ,@ail Dr6er" 5irmen 5li
ifaoen.
6emer miro erflart. Sab' 6ie Solj.
TirmeH 6ur6 9robuHgen 9dlibol3.
6a5rifnnten sptngen, ben gerfuuf
Doll Sol5 al rWail Cr6er" ;yirnlen
einjiiitslIen; oab bon ibneu engagirte
DeteftiUes oertralilife s5nfornlation
aro @eiddftsgebeintniiie Der .Wail
Droer" 5irlnen erlangter un6 Ser.
fdIiern BET Ieeteren icIgteiL I'M su
oer9inoern baB iie geitealtneen er.
lau9ten.
Gie SoI5tirmcn baben am 81. sSuli
Dor Der aommiiiion 5u erideinen uito
drf oie geidgreroen 5u ailtrpcrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14

gent; atlanta $32, 100000 ober nebr
ais SO pro5ent; gbicoso 5000, 900
Ober mebr oIs % pro3ent; gleDslGno
S27, 100000 ober 10 9ro5snt; ct.
2ouis $33, 100000 ober mebr als 40
g5ro5snt; minneapolis $30,O00,D000
Ober S71a pro5ent; aunIas gitp
&2,0O0,O00 Ober AZ gro5ent; Dallas
$11, 100000 ober mebr Gls 27 pros
gent; Gan 5rancisco $98,000,00c
ober ndbe5u SO pro5ent.
4utomobil . uHfdlI.
GteoeIanb, 12. Suni. Rur5
Dor Uiitternaat am 0isnftag itiir5ts
elm automObiI NIT mebrsren SHiais
fen am Gube Der Hi9OITon Qoenue
in 2dteipoob iber eineH 2lbbana unb
lanoets in IA GuB iefsm gBnfsr.
gBie bieIe gsrIonen IN Der WaI6ins
DareH, iif ni&i senou baunnt. CUR
2eit bss ltnfaIls eriaoil Elm 5raueus
ruff nm Silfs.
lniOsrfitGts1ebrer ge
for6en.
p5iIabeIp6ia, ga., 13. sunni.
Giner Der beIis6.eiten 2e6rer an Der.
llniOeriitdt bon genniblpnnien, Ogfar
gl6ra6aHdoH, lit I'm 50. 2e6eusia5r
in 2ltIaHtic Git9 on 3uderfrant6eit ges
itor6en. Seit sier3ig So6ren par sr
2e6rer Der beutihen Sprade in Der
meoi5inii9en sgatultdt. gr brahts
ben ungehenben aer3ten genug GeutI1
Bel, I'm re in BEN Stanb Ni Ieben,
beuti6e meOi5iniT1e Berte gu ffuoie>
rem. @or arbsrtbal6 oya5ren bate sr
ii6 bon feiuer S6iiigfeit ieines Qeis
0eHs tpegen 5uriidgsocger.
abrdbomion mar IN 5raNtfurt an
gpatn geboreu. sSm glIter BON fie6sebn
Subren tam er nit feineu gltern na3
&merita. Gr berbouItGnbigte bier feis
ne Stubieu unb purbe ounn Qe6rer
beg 9euti6eu an Oeri6iebsnen reuoms
mirten Gr3iebungsdnidltsn, Biz er in
ben 0isnit Der lntperiitdt trut. gr
bate in Teinem 2eben 73 Wlale ben
S5eaH getrer3t, ba sr feline Gerien
nit 8orIisbe in Der alien Setmat6 gu
Derleben pffeste. OR mar bur6 Der
Ieibung bes Rptben QblersS sSrbens
alses5eiaRst tporbeR.
0ierufiif4 e2dH6ss mil
fton in BEN Der. Stdas
ten augstommeu.
Dafbington, 3. g., 13. Suni. |
Die ruiiiIde Mifiop Ra8 ben Der.
StaatsH on beren Sptbe Der Spe3idls
botTdofter Boris u. Sut9metieff ftebt,
III in sinem 6ufer an Der pusifiiden
aiifte gsIonbet. Die bier3ig perTOnsn |
ftarte ReiTessieGi6nft pirb ft9 etnen
Sag in Seattle ouf6dltsn urn bdnn
birett na9 @aIFngtou ipstterfabrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
9anjembe bun Srieiem
2aufen bsn gaiitteru uub Gattirneu
i'm Rriegss9 9spartsnsnt EN-.

DaIbington 7, 13. Juui. Inter
ben SauTenhen bon griefen, bic DON
8dttinnsn uno gtittern i'm gursail
bes generalSspro5oit stnlaufsn, uub m
pel6en fir Gotten uuo S61ne I'M
gefreiung BON T2ititdrbtsrit naasea
iu9t tpirb. bsfiHoeu ii6 aud ioI4e,
in bsnsn GrausR empfsbI.n, bab ibre
UtGnner ein9sogeH tperb.r. Cine
Srau idreibt, ipr 8atte ppIIe nt4t in
Den aries ssbsn, babe ober teine se-
griinbets lIrfa4e. Sic legt bemariegss
Departsrnent naas, hdB es ihm gar
nitt i6absn piiros, tpenu man i6u 81
eineu SDI0dten Mlts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
4sbsH anssbIid in ben
StraBenunb g artsbon
Can GdIbdbor

DaIbington. 10. 5uni. Dis
Oerlautst, lsben gum tpsni9iten 10000
psriOnsn, tpel9e in Gan Salbnbor
bur9 bas Gr0beben unO ben 8ultans
Qusbru9 obba6los fpurben, in ben
StraBen unb Perts ben Stdbt. Die
Situation iit I'm 10 itlimmer, als
.5sH bic aegen3eit sinesisBt 6at. Die
9sgstation 1T infolse Der OultaniI9en
@aie perisngt. Die GiisubGbnz z9inier,
fpsl9e in bic 5auptitaOt fii6ren, iino
fsbr bsi9dbigt, unb glabrungsmittsl
miiffsn per 5uhrtrert Haa ben bsims
ssiudtsn Oiitritien es6ra6t fperbeH.
Der ameriianiI6e @eiunDte Gong Be-
ridtst, bab @iieu fir bic gsba6ung
BON Sdufern, stlsiber uuO Wsbi5insn
orinqeno benDt6iqt perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
gdJiper beihdbist
Bnroe 6er 9dupfer .Warfarria" IN
foIoe aollifiou NIT etiern
Toniior.

Rem yorf, t3. Juni. gm Wsitt-
pc6 a6enb purSe Der 9autpfer
.,&mutiria~ alS en- in 6idyten Rebel
bei Der GiiardrrtGne-Stdtion nit oen
Deoaitpr rslmpDitrite~ foIlioirte,
iftper befdabigt. @an hotte crit be-
iirrdtct, bab es n5tbig iein piiroe, oen
Donlpfer miflaufen Su laiIcr, aber er
lpal I'M Stanoe uriter eigeuem Oanrpf
iein God gu erreiden. Ger @ouitor
it MIR ,rsnig beidld0igt. Gie Dian.
tarriu" lit elm sdiff BON 1898 Con.
ncn un6 gebort Der S5nten,ationnl
gPrrrorfiIe g2nrinp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
GiTcubabnSic6 anseid,uiIen.

&ur5 DOR 2 ubr seitern IGtmits
tag ertpH3te Der g. &c 8. Detetttp
sbpmas 8ropu, 1854 Satberrp Str-
Den 35jGbrigen Garbtgen Sumes Utils
Ter, oIs berIelbe ii6 mi teinem GarreH
aeitpbIener GtienFiide aus oem
SSrdht6abnbcf an Der Carr StrdBe
f4lei5en nclLte. Wiler tpioerfeBte
Ti1 Der 9erbdftung unb gtng nit els
rem UleHer duf ben 8eamten LOB,
mas 6ieien psrunIuBte, Ieiuen EepoIper
gu Sebeu uub etneu Sd1ub ab5ugeben,
BON ben yfiIler tn ben l1nterleib ges
trpffeu purOe. gttrtopatroI 2 tptfroe
requirirt uno 6rd6te BEN 8erleBetn
nadj bem Stabtboipital, tuo lem
3uItan6 fir febr bebentIi4 ertIGrt
Durbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
SeRer.

euFoIge beg ItutfaIIens elmer pes
trOleumlumpe entitunb gefteru 9lbeub
gegen 9 llbr in einem 5raHhpaggOu
Der Big Spur R. g., Der in Der Rd9e
bon Stouen potnt, EtoerTbe fGito,
siH iFeuer, bas etreu S6obeu Don S75
anri6tete, s3e s5 geI0i4t perbeu
fnnntp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
0laseblidbcr beutf6er
Cfiisier
Nn Bottom bes geriaubts Don Sp'
unu1it j5ulbig befuiioeu-

Bottom, 10. SUM-. Wsrnsr
5orn, anssbli4 elm beutI9er 2aio.
lpebr Offi5ier, iptlrbe am Wsittipo9
i'm gunbssseri4t Der unseisshheH
@erienbuna BON DpnaHit idulbig be.
fuuben. 81 mar i'm Ge6ruar 1915
nab einem 9sdu9e, bic inisrnat1o'
male Bride in 9anceboro. WGins, gu
erIt0uen. oerbaiiet porbsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
EerSerblidbe Seuersbranft
tn SrppfI1n.
8ieIe 2eute get5otet nm
berIebt.

groOtGpn. 81. g., 13. SUM. =
2tIs GOls. elmer Teuersbrunit, bi: Elm
GjebGube seritbrte. bas dlz
pon Der Qmericdn Sagdr
COMPANY benuBt puros,
tdmeu sipsi WGnuer inns 9sben, 3tosi
liegen i'm Sterbeu, Is ar1oere purosn
fbpsr DsrisBt in oeri6ieosne oofpitdz
Isr gebra4t unb 20 perben nod ners
mibt, Das Geusr entftano ourt1 Die
GrploFion eirus Sonoenfdtors.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14

Qimmt 5ombnrg BON fsis
nen air4enF 0lOdens
fpie[e

aOpsnbn gen. 13. 5uni, iioer
GOnoon. = Sdnbure bat ioeten pom
ben GlOdenipieieu in 5pti Der Sauri>
tirden. Der St. 0itolauss unb ssr
ct. gsirEsairas, tpsl9s un.es siHeiH
9eIebIe. bsm5ufclge airdsn5lOdsn III
HaHonen umeeeoiisn perbeE ionen.
sr9rsifenbsn 9t5i6iso ssuommen. Cine
groBe Neni4sHmsnss umtdnb Die
airdtH uno fang bic ghordls. .relfje
gum IsBtsu Wdls Don ben @ioGen ius
tonirt fpurosH. Die Glot.nipie!. tss
iieben aus 43 refp. 80 Glcfeu. pelfe
ettpu 30 5onHsn &GnoneEsWetall err
nehsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
10000 Rrpnea
5attsn bic uOrpesildtn esbensssrs
ii&erunss @eTeai6aftsn in
1916 fir Sdudboot.
Opfer aus5ub,s
jabIsn.

RopeHbogen. a5er acnboa
13. Sum. - Dur9 0entfblaubs
Sau9bopts Eompagns ipurbe ben nor>
iDesii6en aebsusDerfihrunes Ges
isai&Git<u I'm Sabrs 1913 Gin U<rIHf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
Cine poiifif abioluter
Hemfralitdt
1Sir6 bas neue iDanii6e aabinett BE-
obadfen.
Gs pirO pom fribcrm grenlier
9ionlanones ltnteritiist.

aia6ri6, 12. Satni, iiber 9aris.
13. SSiini. 9rerHier Cato ertldrte on
O'enitas. oaB oie eoer.llebernabne
oes D1iniiterillms 6es 9lelberen ourdj
ben Diarauis De 9enIa cine SarantIe
baloe, onb Die neite ipatiidleJfegieritng
cine sSolitif abioliiter gteiitrelitdt Der.
fol5tn peros nt6 fiin0igte jtglei6 an.
oob pr niAt beabiiftiae, Die GorteS
aif5ul0ien> Su Der eegerpdrtigen DC.
putitten 'semne- boben Die &tberalet
tic Dtcbr9eit, aber @raf Jiormiones,
Ger friibsre 9rcmier, bot bereits er.
fl1rt, oaB or ben ssrsriier Oato I'M.
teritiiben wer0e. 9ns iidert 0ieieur
cine beo,iitetl0e gRaioritdt IN Der
a1iHlner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14

bon 10000 stronsn sus,fast, ssetn
10000 arOnsH i'm Sabre 1915. GiasI
arone bat in reguIdrsr 3eit sirsn
Wertb DON 81 Gents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14

Sus Rdtbfel Der mHFeri5fm Gobess
fGae uurbs erit 9el0ff, aIs Der Sn5nli
Der GIufhe unterIudt purbs. Gins
ter 6aupt SnsrsbiensieH Der UsstaGs
poIitur mar gbdntali.
10000 Dbba6lDie pers
tpnen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14

Gdss Hi9t, ertIdris abn, als Is
ibm aussinanbsrssiest Durbt. baB CT
WinsHs lei. gu regiitriren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
GnsIanbs 6anbeIs sgt=
lana pirb i'm mer uns
q Il inittder.

Sonoon IL. CUNT Mus elmer
geinnntmadurg bes Sanbelsminiftes
riums sebt berpur. bab i'm gfai bic
Ginfubr nad England nm S3,827. =
706 5ugenommen uuo bic ausfu6r um
$3,5S7, ,155 dbsenommen bot.
Rufiif4es Il nteriee6oot
Dermibt.
ct. petersbuta J3. Sunt.
Dos ruliii4s llntsriesbOOt .Sdrfe>
tamt", bos am 16. UaAi in Gee ging,
1T ni6t na9 ieiner Bats 5uriitges
tebrt, mi. ON Wittpoh bonn ruifii8en
Rorineminiiteriun onsstiinbigt pur'
be. Man befiirdtst, Sab bus Boot uu'
iergssanssn III.
Die brittf6s &esisruns
ioIl anberspobiH Ders
legt per0en.
glmferbdm, 13. Suni. 9ie 9era
liner WorssnpOIt berfi4ert, bab bic
britiI6e Regierifng pesen Der forts
lpdbrenoen lle6erfGlIe bsutider Slies
oerqeI8paSer bic abftt babe, bic Res
gierung bon 2oHbon nab elmer anbss
ren Stabt gu perlegeu.-
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-04-27

On account of conditions which we
cannot avoid we are compelled to
change our terms of all charge ac.
counts. Therefore, commencing June
LIST, 1917, all goods will be sold on a
strictly 30-day basis. That is, all
goods sold during the month will be
due and payable not later than tht
10th of the following month.
Roberts & Leahy Mere. Co.
By b. S. Jackson.
The Eagle Drug Mere. Co.
By S. NJ Chase.
w. f. Ritter.
Lordsburg Power Co.,
By w. F. Ritter.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-04-27
To Our Customers:

In conducting the mercantile bust
ness there are probably a great many
points not usually taken into consid-
Grafton by those not in the business,
and among the most important of
these is that of whether to do a
credit or cash business.
Our method has always been to
buy in large quantities for spot cash
and to sell the most goods for the
least money, with the very maximum
of good service. How we'll we have
lived up to that motto we leave to
the judgment of our customers.
There is no one infallibie and that we
have made mistakes we admit, but
that our motto was a wise one is at.
tested to by the very liberal patron.
age we have enjoyed.
We are justly proud of our busi-
ness, proud of our store, and glad
we have had the good fortune in he
ing located in as good town as Lords
burg. Very few towns are as good
when everything is taken iEto con-
sideration; few towns enjoy the
high class patronage that Lords
burg does, and we contend that no
where are people more honest and
reliable than ours; no more worthy
of credit. We have taken that into
consideration and have looked at the
credit feature of our business from
every angle, and after careful con.
sideration we have come to the con-
clusion that in justice to our patrons,
and ourselves, we should do strict-
ly 30-day business, which is equiva-
lent to cash
In making this change we are not
questioning the honesty or ability to
pay of our patrons, but do it to en-
able us to meet any legitimate com.
petition, and to allow us to save our
customers the difference between the
price of goods sold for cash and those
sold for credit. Therefore, on and
after June 1st this store will sell
strictly on a 3O-day basis, that is,
goods purchased during the month
will be due and payable on or before
the 10th of the month following. No
favorites will be played; we will en-
deavor to treat all exactly alike, and
to sell you goods for less money than
heretofore, whenever that may be
possible.
In conclusion, we wish to thank you
for the time spent in reading his
and to express our heartiest appreci'
alton of your past, and we nope
future, patronage.
Hoping to have the pleasure Of
visit from you, and again thanking
you, we are,
Yours truly,
Roberts & Leahy Mere. Co.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-04-27
OFFICERARREsTEDAT AT RODEO

Willis Evans, state cattle inspector,
located at Paradise, Ariz., was here
Friday to appear before the local
United States Commissioner on a
charge of having government cart
ridges in his possession at Rodeo, N.
nj. Mr.. Evans was accompanied by
his attorney Lyman Hayes of Will
cox, Ariz. The case, however, was
not brought before the local commits
sioner but was taken to Douglas,
Ariz., to which point Mr.. Evans went
from here.
Relative to the case, a Douglas
press dispatch states:
Willis Evans, state cattle inspector
stationed at Paradise, Ariz, Tom
Eppley of Douglas and Ted Hughes
of Rodeo, N. M, were arrested recent
ly charged with the purchase from
soldiers of $500 rounds of govern
ment cartridges and 40 bandoliers.
The cartridges and bandoliers we're
found in Eppley's house here, govern
ment officers said The arrest of
several soldiers stationed here was
expected as army officers were inves-
tigating and said they had narrowed
wv POSolDiilticS uoWu 70 lew men,
Epply and Hughes were arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Henry c. Deumler and their hearing
set for April %.
Both furnished bail bonds and
were released. They are said by of
jicers to claim that Evans is the prin-
cipal in the transaction, having pur-
chased the cartridges at Rodeo, N. NJ,
and sent them here to Eppley, who
stored them at Evans request.
Hughes claims his only connection
with the case was to help load the
cartridges into a wagon to bring
them to Douglas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-04-27
COAL SITUATION is GRAVE.

The coal situation in Lordsburg
end other southwestern towns is al.
ready taking on an appearance Of .
critical state for the winter. w. +
Ritter the local dealer, has contracted
for 16 carloads Of Gallup coal for
delivery during the four summer
months, when coal and cars are avail
able. During May the price will be
as usual, Si050 per ton and from
that time ON win increase in price.
The exact increase will be according
to the price charged at the mines.
Beside this 10 per cent increase i'm
freight rates is to be taken into the
selling price. Prospective purchasers
of coal are urged to buy now and
store in every available place for
winter consumption. There is no tell
ing what the winter price will be and
no contracts are being made by the
local dealer for either tonnage or
price.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-04-27
L0RDSBURG SHOULD AID
IN BELGIAN RELIEF

According to a report to the
Western Liberal of the Rocky
Mountain Club-Hoover Fund for
relief in Belgium, the relief COM
mission had expended up to Jan
nary 3lst of this year, over two
hundred fifty million dollars for
necessary food supplies. Two
and one half million tons of con-
centrated foods have been inn
ported to feed Belgium's starv-
ing people, and at that time the
officers in charge of the work
were issuing twenty million
pounds of bread, twenty-five
million pounds of fats and five
million cans of milk each month.
The gathering of this supply is
in the hands of over four thou
sand committees scattered thr0-
ughout the world, the largest
charitable organization history
has ever known.
To the average person this en-
ormous figure would seem sufIi-
cient to feed little Belgium for
a long time, but by convseration
and careful distribution, the
Fund officers have only been able
to issue one meal each day not
more than enough to stave off
actual starvation.
America has contributed less
than four percent of this amount
although the Fund in American
institution, managed by an
American commission.
The New Mexico division office
has begun to receive subsciripti-
ons to this worthy cause and the
campaign is being brought to the
door of every home the state.
The Fund officers ask everyone
intending to assist to do 50 as
soon as possible. Action to allie
viate Belgium's suffering cannot
be taken too soon.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-04-27

side-line of the Henry Clay about six
hundred feet from the west end of the
claim and enters the Three Heroes
group. On the Atwood there are
three veins along the dyke which may
be traced a distance of about six
hundred feet. The dyke is rs feet
wide along the main outcrop. The
main shaft on the Atwood claim is
800 feet from the east end line. 1t
is vertical to a depth of 318 feet.
Levels have been cut at depths of as,
148, 2l0 and $40 feet. The principal
development has been done on the
210 level. Beside this work there are
a large number Of large open cuts
and shallow shafts showing ore in
place. In the upper levels much Of
the vein material shows distinct
teaching. This is most favorable for
high grade ore occurrence with depth
With proper development work the
Atwood is certain to become one of
the camps biggest and best PROPOSE
tions.
On Wednesday of this week a rep
resentative of the Western Liberal
went over the Atwood and found all
statements to be exactly as repre-
sented by the operators last week.
There is much ore broken down and
ready for shipment and in every way
the mine is looking good"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-04-27
MARRIED IN CALIFORNIA

Saturday; in Orange county Cali
fornia, Miss Sylvia Chase, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Chase of this city, became the
wife of Faris V Bush, of the
Western Liberal. The wedding
was a quite affair witnessed by
near relatives.
The bride is a native born
Lordsburg girl attending the
local schools and later the El
Paso School For Girls and the
Wasson School at San Antonio,
Texas, from which institution
graduated last June.
The newlyweds will go to house
keeping in Lordsburg this fall.