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Wanted--Junk.

We pay the following prices for
junk, which we guarantee the best
prices to be obtained anywhere in
the State. Send us four shipments:
Rags, $3.50 per hundred pounds.
Mixed Iron, s1.00 D per hundred
pounds.
Wrought Iron, s1.1O per hundred
pounds.
Heavy Cast. $1.1O per hundred
pounds.
Bones, s1.20 per hundred pounds.
Heavy Copper, 23c per pound.
Light Copper, 21c per pound.
Mixed Heavy Brass, 21e per pound.
Light Brass, 12c' per pound.
Lead, s 1ze per pound.
Zinc, SIZE per pound.
aluminium, 24c per pound.
Boots and Shoes, 71sc per pound.
Trimmed Artfcs, 5tkc per pound.
inner Tubes, lie per pound.
Green Salt Hides, 18c per pound.
Green Hides. 16c per pound.
Calfskins. 27c per pound.
Horse Hides, $3.50 for No. rs.
Lambskins. $500. e n-2
Full Wooled Sheepskins, $500.
Shearlings, $3.50.
We also purchase old and new
feathers, for which we pay the high
est price. Send us samples.
SPEYER & SON.
Lexington, Ky.
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WANTED

The immediate use of an index
card-filing case or cabinet by the
Woman's Committee of the Council
Of National Defense. Please notify
this Office.
The Bourbon news., 1918-10-08
HELP FILL
THE DEMAND FOR
TRAINED WOMEN

BY enrolling at once for our COM
plete Business Course. Fugazzi
Graduates are always in demand,
and the supply is much less than this
demand.
We court a thorough investiga-
ton. -,.>.-
Send for free Booklet, THE Fu-
gazzi Way Leads to The Highest Po-
sitions." r
Day or Night Glasses. Special
Coaching given candidates for Civil
Service. ,+
Write, phone or call at school for
full information.
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Pony Taken Up.

Taken up as stray, black pony.
Owner can ascertain location of same
by calling at THE NEWS office, prov
ing property and paying advertising
and other charges.
The Bourbon news., 1918-10-08
"A a =

There's a lot Of fun in spending
money. but after all the surest way
to be happy is always to have money
to spend.
The Bourbon news., 1918-10-08

n only had the money! Money,
money. how hateful you are.-but oh.
how / need to have you!EElizabeth
Hasanovitx, In the Atlantic.
The Bourbon news., 1918-10-08

Any erroneous reflection upon the
DAaracter. standing or reputation OF
any person, firm or corporation which
nay appear In the columns OF THE
BOURBON NEWS win be gladly cor
rscted IL brought to attention Of the
EDITOR.
The Bourbon news., 1918-10-08
n - n

Any youth who will always do his
best will never finish very Tar behind
in the race Of life.
The Bourbon news., 1918-10-08
For Sale

Buick Roadster, 1918 model. First
class shape. Good as new. 15-horss
Fairbanks-Morse portable engine.
/. ID. THOMPSON.
The Bourbon news., 1918-10-08
typewriter Wanted.

Good secondhand typewriter want
ed-UnderwoOd preferred. Call THE
BOURBON NEWS Telephones, 124.
(4-tf)
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IRON

We pay highest prices for iron
junk, hides and wool.
MUNICH & WIDES & CO.,
Eighth St.. Paris. KY,
Cumb. Phone 374.
(23-tf)
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Fugazzi School of
Business

Efficiency is Our Watchword
Miss Irene Fuzazzi, Principal.
Mrs. L. ". Jones, Asst Principal,
118 N. Upper St. Second Floor.
Lexington. Ky.
The Bourbon news., 1918-10-08

Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
Freezone on, an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then you lift
it right out. Yes, magic! No humbugl
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9las ser Gta6tbaae.

Die @aarenrednunsen fir Den
Monat MpriI betrngen $4,000 nna
iperoen Sltr 3ablung angeuieien- 9ie
tpodentIi1e 2obnliite berlangt 81
934.S2. Oie rteuen merifa1ifhen
Gpielplase i'm @eiten Der Staof err
baIten aMf @unih mebrerer merifo.
niider @elelihaften ben Nantan
.galiiano 9arf." Ser Staotar5t Or.
So. 81. Sing erbalt 5ebn Gage ur'
Ioub, Dem Mer5te-&ongreB in 8alb'
ington bei5upobnen unb es meroen
ibm $175 CUR @eitreit11g Der I'M
foiten bepiaigt. S. %. Gma[, einem
gnaeItelten ser 5taot, ueroea $7S
als ridit1noiges Gebalt ausbe5oblt
er lit bon ben Militdrbeb0roen einge.
5ogen tporoen. angebote fit Die BE
ferung bon S1ldu1en un6 Die Ser.
5teGung BON Goncretplatformen tper-
ben entgegen ge11ommett.
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Manor 9eG bat ottgeor0ne

Mapor 8eG bat angeoro1et,
.baB bon iekt an Die itaotiihen @e-
fallgenen taglid aht5tlnoen 1tramn1
51 arbeiten baben.
Mm Montag mnroen 30 Hefrl-
ten fir oas 2. teraniibe &apalerie'
Heaiment argetporben uno als taue=
licb eingeitellt. aopita1 gropn tit Der
Mniidt, oaB bis Sonntag abeno ge=
niigeno Mannidaften eiaeetreten
Iino, INT sic bier, BON Der Staot San
Mntonio perlongten Troops for
mieren 5n fonneit.
0ie Sammlungen fir oas Iote
areu5 baben big Montog dbeno Die
Sumnte BON $202,095.5 80 ergebea.
Mehrere Ser ldnolihen SGuloiitrifte
baden $12,879.60 beigeitenert; bon
stpolf o%erieIben iino Die &einltate
nod nidt eingegangen.
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Wrnuoeisentmmsiibertrasaus

8iIinm 6n1lon L.. q. an 0stualo
Soermann, @runbitiid I'M Gttp 8iod
1893; 500 II. q.
CLARA g. @dgner an 0anp @eroou,
Grunoiriid am Waglolta Yldce3 1915.
&. =. Seupemer II. an George ss.
8~radenrioge, 80 $40 NGer Sano;
$4, 900.
IS. q. 8aitp on 81. Shmetbelm,
@runoitiid i'm @itp 9lod 2912; $500.
g. 81. @it6ers, Srultee. II. y. an Y.
90. uno W. 6. Seloer, @rutloltuG i'm
Yroipect Sin, 1925.
Ilice MecGon Ii. q. an !Rdtberiue
esaeei, @rlnoitid I'M Gitp @lod 1919;
4 400.
S. 8. Meal an q. $. 9aanu llno Sraa,
&rnnbitiif in gngletpooo; $t,400.
8. 6. Wuegge an s. 8. d. SdtoaEa,
Brnnoitiid i'm gitp 8lod 2460; $3.50.
I. 8. Sppenbeimer an George Snte
dleruid. @runoitiid an Der ct. Rarp's
GtraBe; 1913, 900.
Mrfbur @1b uno ssrau an Sulin Gfs
fert, @runoitiid i'm @itb glof 2f27;
81 II. q.
George Nittimarn an q. uiro 8. Mits
timnnu, @runoitiid mn Mdlpas Snrper
81. Seftinn 8, 81.
o.. 8. S~nsIepooD an Mdrn s. Git.
@runbftiid i'm 9th 8fof 1926; $500.
SO. Snegel il. u. an Ynul q. Shtpnrs.
@rnnoinid i'm 9th 8lod 1922; ST, 800.
6. g. @arbner unb Srau an q. Nls
termnn & Cons, GrlnoftiiG i'm gftg
8lod $50; $3.50.
Sgnac S. 95ter5amotps uruo Sran on
Nerar gountp, elm Gtid 2anb fir DIE
&beateleb Hoa0; $25.
90. Safe uno u. Copeland an 9. y.
8ieoermarn, @runoItiG i'm Gitp Blof
ISL; $3.50.
Ssrni s. $. Sburman an 8iaiam
8ellerman, Brunoitiid III 2os aneeles
Seigbts, SO II. y.
s.. $. Snrtain unb SrnI an 8. 5eiS
lioman, @runoitiid IN Glamo Setsbts;
81, 800.
y. g. arnolo ulo Srali an Sran 6.
s. Smitb, @runoitiid I'M Gitb 8lbd
1898; 5000.
Sulius Senga an MIfreo Gaeuser,
@ruuoItud in 2aurel @eigbts; $4,000.
go. SO. Geffinger ullo Srau an S. I.
&eriton. @rllnofiid IN Ealm Seig9ts,
S $500.
SO. aaegelin an 81. Maruires. @rlnoz
ltiid i'm gitp glod 21S3; $500.
$. 6. Shorinm an Sobn Sbunntel
uno Srali, @runoitiid in Soutb 5eisets,
$2.400.
Soc Sranf 2u~tteringer an Srau @aa@
RI 2utteringer, @runbiiide in perlhteoee
men 8lods; 81 II. q.
Sic Clifton George Comp ann an Irou
grmmitein, @rrnoftiid in Atamo Seig9ts
fir $3.50.
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8rtit Yreft jr stras: 9itnfag Ben Is. Mai 1918.

ae1ttnant Normann abreiites ieit Die
fer geitern sen gal15en @beno nebelt
llriitia geieIien batte, fono er lin
biel mentger nett ais bisber.
@eroefe uno Geitate Iaben .tb all.
Gieie Abreiie fam ibnen peroadjtig
Dor. Mber iest mar feline @eiegenDett,
Sen yruoer nod Sen @riinocn 81
frdgen. Sic fannten ibn ia Git genau:
ans ieiner giitigen Irt gegen Ste
pha1, in ser cine Note oes Witlelos
iriirbar NOR, idlofien tie es 8raf
8nrdaro iHidte i'm fort.
Sat Ell es bemerff2 oad)ten belize.
Mber Seroefe meinte Sophie 5hiiter
uno Henute meinte oes @rafen 8Ar-
haro iunge 5rau.
@nnas 8lid iu1te unaufborlih
iiber sic gofel bin oas blaife> ie6r
ernlte @eiidt oes iungen Wannes.
9alo Idhelte lie uno mar fId gar
niht bepuBt, q ie trillmpDiere1o.
Wan trennt oiebenoe l1idt ourd Jet
DIES Observation-Disclosures. @s gpb nur
EN- mirfli1es Mittel, oiefes @6en=
teller nit Ser Sophie Sbiiler gan5 5n
enoen, uno oies Mittel beItano oari1t,
stephan 5l peranlaiicn, baB er cine
anoere 5rau beirate-
Wit beimliher Gnal beobadltste
@raf gnrdaro feline Sral. @elh M
erfl1rli1es @ehieliptel nongriltmpg
uro Merger auf ibrem Befidt. @as
ging in ibr por2
(Jortiesung tolgt.)
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@ieh.Marft

Gan 4ntonio, %. Yfni. 1918. -
&iihe, $7.35 bis $500.
0dlbcr, $3.50 bis $f0.85.
8u[en, $3.50 bis $1,000.
Ghicn, 5000 Bis $1,000.
ct. 2ouis, %. Niai, 1918. -
2inbbieb, Serasz@ieb. $40 biz $3.50.
Sdfpeiue, $3.50 bis $17.35.
SGute.
8eial5ene 9dute .......1 5c per Efo.
Trodene Sdite .........2 zoe Der BIB.
@riine Sd1tte ....-..... 12c per Bfo.
Telle.
geolf uno Siths 49,. 80. 30 GtS.
Nnsora,3iegen. per BIB. 5. 10 cts.
gngoras 3te9en. bsi1dtigt -. 5 gts.
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Ban Grlaubuisideinc.

Nuegge Sennl Storage Gornpanp
Concrete Sile 2~aserEuis, Siiosalamf
StraBe, $4,000.
emil Isueller. 8obnbaus. 9ats Str
s. 5. COLDER, sile @tore. Netr
Sranf 6. SUB, 8ord. 2apaea StraBe
$3.50.
Na6laB BON Saeob Gdtparb, 5iuei
0G1lier, See StraBe; $4,000.
6. s. @reenfpaLb, @o6nbaus, ct
Charles Ctr, $4,000.
ebmnno Borders, ~Sile Store4. &oos
iepelt Nne. $500.
Ybil. @eilba6er. Senlter, Sen
8rallnfels Ipeniie; 500.
Srau q. sder. 8ohubals. Stmmii
Npeuue; $2.750.
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SAINT ariesseS ~Yarmarfen

Gs iino meiIt 2eiite obne. 4ri-
tit. bic aaes fritilieren
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IIIerIei.
9ie @oliaei perbdftete ami .

tag elm 15-idbriges Werifanernlao-
den, oeren 40-iabrige Mutter TO-
pie einen 2~3-idbrigen Werifaler,
ser BEL ser 5rau boar0ete. Sic tpess
ben beiduloigt einen groBeren @elo-
oiebitabl ousgefiibrt 81 baben, oelien
Dpfer syranf Milica tpuroe. Ser Set
tere, Der cine grinfltube an Der Gan
2uis ur0 Siib-Snreoo StrdBe be
treibt, mar ge5fpnngen, iein 8eiddft
nm Gamstag auf 5ipei Gage gu Der.
iafien nno ieste oas iunge Maoden
our Tiibrutg oesielben elm. Bel iei-
ner Miidtebr am Montng nermiBte
Mi5ica oie Snmme bon $500, iDelhe
ct in ieiuem @auie aufbe1pabrt bottle.
Ser 8eronht fiel auf Die bret Mrres
~5tanten uao BEL elmer iofort porge=
norlnaeaen Snl,siud)ing uno Dlrd-
iudung Ser gafden Der 8erbafteter
4ullr0en miht MIR $500, ion6ern To-
oar $500 porgefunoen. Die dlterc
5ral bebduptet, oas @elo non ibrcm
irgenomo in geras arbeitenoen Bril-
Der, Der ibr einen monatli6en GU
SduB bon $40 Bis $40 81 idifsn
pflegte, erbaIten 81 baben.
Die p~erfd)iebenen Beterdnens
8ereinigliigeli ~unierer Stant meroen
nit benz v@omen's Gelief Corps"
un6 ben Babies Of the @rmo SIR
NM am sDonnerstag eI1e gemeinia-
me 7eier pcranltalten, nm ben Me-
mortal ODER Brdberidmiifnngstng
in erniter, wiirofger Meiie 3u begc-
ben.
- 3mei Deutide i'm glter BON a.
lro 30 sSabren, BON 0enen Der eire
Elm Sngenieltr, Der anoere elm an.
Itrei1er lit uno Die BON gtiron nad
Gan Mntonio gefommen rparen, iDur-
ben tlir5 nod ibrer Mnfnaft in Ger
@taot por Agenten oes Sltiti5= Depar-
ternefts p~erbaftet.
Mm Wittmod nad)mittag fins
BET i'm Sauptquartier Der Hoten
&reu8-@ eienihaft cine @~eriammlung
Ger neutrality-suspicious. aus Sta0t
auib gountp ltatt. 9as Hote arell3
ben6tigt, tpic geiagt miro, nod 20.
600 gepriifte aranfenpflegerinnen
uno Die 8~erinmmlung tuliroe einbe-
rafer, nm ale in Der Staot entbebr.
fiben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu peraii
infIen, ibre 9ienite Dem Soften Gren5
81 miomen.
3mei i'm Camp Sraois liegen-
Sen Soloaten eugene Yerli II. 6ranf
Su1bbaro, puroe llrlaub aif unbe-
5timmte 3eit gepdbrt. 0ieieIben were
Den iid) mad TRINITY begeben uno
BORT In Der SoI8-Snouitrie nrbciten.
liner GountpanpnIt lit bonn
Beneralnuiuait in Muffin in Qennt-
mis- geieBt moroen, oaB ale Hegiitric-
rungs : 3ertififate, melhe merifnni-
lden Jrnlien, Die an ben @ablen tell
aebmen poaen, %unbeoingt IN engli-
5der uf0 niht IN ipnniiher Sprade
ausgeiteIlt tueroen miilien.
Sf Der groBen Sfubmader-
8erfifdtte auf Sort Sam Souiton
miro jest cin 9epnrtemeilt eingerid-
tet In Dem Sdibe fir 2eute nit libel
geformten iSiiBen umgenrbeitet uno
oenielben angepaBt meroen.
- Dos 9eitament Der hir5lid Der
5torbeneu 6rau gmilie glmenoorf lit
I'm Na1IaBseridt am Montag 5urSes
5fdfigung eingereiht mornen. Die
Iiuferlaifenidaft miro oui ca. $75..
600 gel1dst. Spe5ial 8ermdftniiia
non ie $4,000 iiuo ibren ainoern
grna Glmenoori nno Cedric 9. 81.
menoorf ailsseiest. Der @eil oes 8er'
mSsesls fol- gleifmdBig nnter
fdmmtIihe ainoer 5raa Selene
9reiB. Or. g. s. Glmenoorf Cedric
q. GImenoorf rno grla gInlenoorf
- usrteiIt tper0eu.
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Lckdles.
@abrideinlides Better.

Sir Gan Mntonio uno ltmgegen6:
Seute abeno uno morgen t~eilDeiie 6e=
oedt.
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1925; California gapous, per cfut..
5000; Rinfs, 1915; Gina, $500:
Nnpb, $3.50 Blndepes. $11.00; 8olilo
Green, per 8uidel 9ampers. $3.50.
Srifhe String 9eans," $500 nno
1925.
aobl, $3.50 per 100 Yfullb.
Crime Hfeffer, $3.50 per Crate.
Naoieshen- Soc per Sbb. s8iinoet.
Gpinat, $t.75 per camper.
Crime grbfen, $500 per Camper.
@eeten, $500 per 100 Hfuiib.
Weerrettta< 8nrseln per Bfo. ~
@urten, 1925 unb $3.50 Der Shid1el.
geterIfIfe, 4Oc per Dtb. s8iinbel
aopfialat, gal.. $3.50 uno 1915 Der
Crate.
grobeeren, 5000 per Crate.
Yfirlide. $1.25 uio s1.75 per Crate
@rbieu, per fleiuer Crate, $780,.
Uelbe 8ltrseln. $500 per 100 BIB.
Gaual6. $f.75 per @u1del.
Gierpflan8en, $500 per guidel.
Riiben, $500 Der 100 gfuno.
@anteloupes. $3.50 uno 1915 per
Crate.
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notiz an S~teuerzabIer.
San Mntonio, Serns,
am 5. NpriI 1918.

am 5. MpriI 1918.
&ierourh tperoen ale Berionen,
Sirmen un6 Gorporationen, tpeIhe
Der Stnot San Mntonio Steiier:i
iduloen, benadridtist, 6aB oic
Steuern fir 6as GisfaIinbr 1917
iest fduig uno 5abIbar iinb.
I'm feds CO. Bro5ent 3iniett pro
Sabr gu iparen, iouie cine Strofe
BON suet (2) Hroaent bro Monnt.
melde monatlid flint Monate lang
81 Der Steueriumme 8uaeihlngen
miro, be5abIe man feline Steueru DOR
benz 81. Scat 1918.
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4htungspoG
ANDRES COY,
Steuer : 3ummiKar.

6eindt cine aodin, DIE iid)
altd I'M Sauie niislih mddt, fir
5tuei 8erfonen. Man ihreibe ODER
frage nod in $50. S25 @aroen Ctr,
Gun Intouio, Seras.
SMdjtiser 2ebrer, nuterrid)fet IN
9entid nnb Gnsliidl, permanenteS
Gertififat, Tmd)t Gdnle. Abrefiert
Robert Saeobion, Stodbale, Seraa.
- Die Nun3eln fommett tDobl erit
nit oem Alter, porge8eihnet tperoen
oft Die t~iefiten in Der Suscno.
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Tarm-Yrooafte
8emaie.

aartoffeln, meme. $t.75 pet
100 Bfnno; California. $500 per 100
1fun6; Colorado, $1.75 per 100 1fo.
GiiBfartoffeln. gam. S2.50 uno $3.50.
3piebelu, Serns 8ermiods. $f.25;
grnffdl 8are, $f.50.
Spmaten, mer., 1925.
gobneu, Colorado, Binto. pei gfo,.
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Nsarft.Beriht
Gphpn.

Cotton.
Gan antonio, beute % Gents.
@alpeiton, seitern 20 Gents.
Gottpniamen -Troontte.
Gan Nntonto, %. Wai, 1918 =
Rrime CRUDE Cotton Seed Oil. $1.31.
Gents per 0dhene
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0ie yTreie Yrene fiir Seras"
erid,eiut ais gaaeb1att uao QNndenblatt.

Das saae6latt lit pieritig uno fofet SOC per Wonat ooer Sc per Saer.
Das gso@enblatt lit fed5ebniehig no fdet 50 per Sabr. gfab Ntereo
50 @oIo. gab europa, 8orto eingeiblofen, So.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-01
american Troops 0k6 ON Th6r Part Of th6 F0n L6 in Francs
Flood Situation Ohio and Mississippi Rivers Growing GraM With Danger Great Damage
THE MAN BEHIND THE MAN

good gun is important in time. good man behind
the gun important But the behind behind
the needs receive careful emphasis these days. All honor
the who home and about his business hero
ca and with deliberate to back the behind the
gun, matter what the cost
The principle business in America right is backing the
behind the gun. The who will do his part
patriotism and the stuff that makes American The
spy and the whose heart with the
pers tie be The danger lies with the who
heart and soul loyal to Sammy who over there gun
The good man behind the man behind the gun pays his
income tax cheery helps the Red Cross with his contributions
the program days laid by Food admins
ato invests i'll Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps
of administration who Loyalty this in
every moral sense traitor
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-01
PROMINENT ACTORS
IN BARRYMORE PLAY
ALAN HALE, PAUL EvERTON AND
RICCA ALLEN IN IMPORTANT ROLES

Prominent players appear in
the support of the celebrated
star. Ethel Barrymore, in her
forthcoming Metro wonderplay,
"Life's Whirlpool" which was
both written and directed by the
stars gifted brother, Lionel
Barrymore. Many of these are
true Metro favorites.
Alan Hale, who interprets the
part of MIR. Gray, playing op-
posite the star. was seen on the
Metro program, in "The Purple
Lady," with Ralph Herr and
Irene Hawley. He has long been
a favorite screen player, having
been seen in features produced
by the Selznick, Fox and Bio
graph companies.
Paul Everton has appeared in
numerous Metro productions.
Ricca Aliens clever character
work has been seen in "Aladdin's s
Other Lamp" ''The Millionaire's
Double, - and other Metro
wonderplays. Miss Allen was
formerly an actress of Shakes
pearean roles, and displays
remarkable versatility by her
delineations of character parts in
motion pictures.
Walter HERS has the part of
Fatty" Holmes. Mr.. HERS
brand of humor is we'll known
Among the Metro productions
in which he has appeared are
"The End of the Tour" and
His Fathers Son." He has
played in Booth Tarkington's s
Seventeen" in THE Myster.
ious Miss Terry" with Billie
Burke, and in other prominent
productions. y
Frank Leigh. who has the
strong role of Dirk Kanset, has
lseen service on the battlefelds
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-01
GREAT STRIKE IN GERMAN CITIES.
Number of Strikers Reaches Millions.
A State Of Siege Proclaimed.
international News Service)

Amsterdam January 31.-The Republic Of Hamburg Of
the three cities in the German Empire and its two Pssian
suburbs were today when the
strike got beyond of the civil authorities That portion of
Germany throes of the greatest labor trouble Germany
has ever known history No Wheels turning and all
industry is parayzed
Workers of Hamburg the lead in acting upon the
def flung by German labor the face of unkerm Great
works. ship yards extensive cotton mills large dyeng
establishments reneres breweres chemical plants railroad and
yards lie idle while thousand workers sulleny
await from Berlin.
Berlin however, there today semi ofca dena
that any serious strike troubles had occurred
Dispatches from the Kasers capital and all along the Dutch
border showed the had proportions that
be exaggerated in seriousness.
One despatch indicated that troops summoned qu dstur
Dances Berlin refused to fire on the strikers.
Socialist campaign force before the boasted drive
the launched reported behind the strike The lead
of the wokngmen using Boshevk methods and try to
reach troops at the front.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-01
The Secret

Of our success as sellers of
silver and glass ware is that we
purchase only from manufac-
turers of established reputa-
tions, and we satisfy ourselves
with a profit that any one would
onsider fair. g, Our jewelry
stock shows to excellent ad-
,-antage, and it's priced as low
. any sensible buyer would
rc to go.
Iogales Novelty Company next
to the Nogales Theatre. adv.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-01
THE OFFICERS WE'RE ALERT
And They Ran Down a Heavy Truck
Engaged in Suspicious Traffic
at Midnight

Night before last there occurred
a little incident that put on the
qui vive several officers and a
taxicab driver, showing that the
officers figuring in the circum-
stance are strictly on their job"
and will not let anything get by
them which should not; yet in
this case they were fooled by a
concatenation of peculiar circum-
stances.
1t seems that to save demur-
rage upon car of goods he
carries. Mr.. Griffith representa-
tive of the Texas Oil Company,
was unloading in the night the
consignment, and his truck was
running it to his warehouse in
the outer edge of town on one of
the streets leading to the Pata-
gonia road. :
Deputy Sheriff H. N. Stevens
saw truckload of suspicious
looking crates and boxes going
in that direction, and it struck
him at once that the load might
be contraband Of some kind going
over to the Santa Cruz River,
thence across the line into Mexi-
co. The load might be lard
(which is contraband) or it might
be ammunition, which is contra
band also. Anyhow, it was sus-
picious circumatance that a truck
should be hauling in that direc-
tion at midnight a big load of
goods of any kind. .
s Straightway Mr.. Stevens hied
himself to the sheriff's office and
called up the garita at the custom
house. Inspector Smart answer
ing the phone. AS soon as the
inspector had gathered the gist
of big Steve's" information he
hiked to the Border Auto stand
and engaged Roy Herrera to take
him on the trail of the contra
band. AS luck would have it the
truck had arrived at the Texas
Oil Company's warehouse, gone
around behind the building and
was unloading when the automo-
bile passed with Smart and He
rrera. The two went on out the
Patagonia road as fast as explod-
mo pasoline could take them,
utterly oblivious of the fact that
their quarry had been passed by
them.
Reaching the river the officer
and auto driver turned and fol-
lowed the road toward the line,
taking in side canon also, but
no trace did they find of the
truckload of contraband. So they
gave it up and returned to town.
Seeking Deputy Sheriff Stevens
they reproached him with having
sent them on a wild goose chase.
"Hell! no!' was the indignant
reply. another truckload of stuff
has gone out in that direction.
Out they went again. Overtak-
ing the truck at the warehouse
they made inspection and found
that the vehicle was trucking
gasoline and storing it in a leg
itimate place. But they had done
their duty all the same. The Joke
was on all three, Stevens, Smart
and Herrera. But contraband had
not got by.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-01
AN AMERICAN ARMY
Has Taken Over Section of Fighting
Line in France.
(By International News Service)
(By International News Service)

Washington, January 3Tonight Secretary of War Baker
announced officially that the American forces France
formally section of the battle ne This by
the War Secretary followed
force in France telling of the latest raid in American
trenches by German forces In this raid soldiers
were killed. four wounded, and taken prisoner
The this place. other
beginning be received daily of killed wounded
action said Secretary Baker makes proper say that
American troops now definitely in action
General Peshng teported today the War Department
casualty list of twelve among the American forces
causes
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-01
[of France in the present war.
Iand received h is honorable
discharge after being Wounded.
At the Nogales Theatre Today.
Stephen ID. Little Garrison
Attention.


Comrades will turn out to
the funeral of the late Ray
Barnes, at the Marsh I'm
dertaking Parlors, Grand
Avenue, at 2 o'clock p. M,
Friday, February 1st, 1918.
Please assemble at 1::3O
o'clock p. m. All soldiers or
ex-soldiers are invited to
join.
GEO. H. PRATT,
Evan Thomas, Com DIR.
Adjutant.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-01
WAR NEWS CONDENSED.
German Airp|anes Raid Paris. U-Bc;
m Havoc Leaps Upward.
international News Service)

London January 31-The great strike in Germany grows
hourly and determination Hamburg the greatest
merca city the European Continent and the Worlds fourth
of together with suburbs
Altoona and Wandskak The total number of strikers the Empire
mounts into millions Riots and boodshed semocay denied
Sammies tell the details of German raids
Last night German apanes raded Paris killing twenty and
injured fifty. One German raider brought down.
The Italians follow mountain victory by local advances
Trotzsky and Lenne Odds The former is for Holy
War; the latter for separate peace.
The British casualties "a 0O0 including l. 600 officers.