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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08

Hun Chance of Military
Victory Gone, Says
Lloyd George
EMPIRE RAISES
8,250,000 MEN
y. S. Army Alone to Be
Equal Soon to That
of Boche
$50 Submarines Sunk,
Half of Them In the
Past Year
(By Leased Wire to New Mexican

(5y Leased Wire to New MexIcan.)
London, Aug. General
Foch by his counter stroke had
driven the enemy back, and al
though the danger was not over
she would be a sanguine man
on the German general staff
who would now predict that
Germany could obtain a mill
tary victory said Premier
Lloyd George today. The pre-
mier characterized General
Foch's counter offensive as
Zone Of the most brilliant in
the annals Of war"
The Germans, declared the
premier, had attempted their
land offensive because the
submarine offensive had failed.
Nh. Lloyd George stated that
during the month of July 305,-
600 American troops had been
brought over, 185, 900 of them
in British ships. Since Au-
gust 1914, including those al
ready with the colors, Great
Britain alone, said the premier
had raised for the army and
navy 6,250,000 men, for the
most part voluntarily. The
dominions had contributed l.
100000 men, and India 1885,
600 men. One hundred and
fifty German submarines have
been destroyed, Mr.. Lloyd
George announced, more than
half of them in the last year.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
Woman Killed, Rest
of Family Hurt as
Train Hits Auto

Hagerman, N. M, Aug. MRS. ].
F. Mills was killed by a Santa Fe
passenger train near this place Mon
day when the car in which she was
riding with her husband and daugh-
ter was struck. The latter two were
seriously injured about the head and
back and it is feared internally. An
other daughter in the car sustained
very slight hurts.
The accident took place at the first
crossing north Of the depot. Neither
Mr.. Mills nor the engineer saw each
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
K. OF c. TO HAVE NEW
BUILDING At FUNSTON

Camp Funston, Kan, Aug 1.-THE
Knights of Columbus activities in
camp are to be enlarged by the oc'
cupation of a new building soon. The
building which is located at the cav
airy camp is in the last stages of
construction. The secretaries are
busily engaged to see that the new
edifice is honey and useful within.
During the warm weather the X.
of c. has abandoned the athletic pro-
grams, but announcement Dol will
be made of their renewal and mean
while a lot of aspiring young "pugs"
are maintaining their training to
make a fine showing when the box
ing bouts are renewed.
Tommy Ryan, the camps new box
ing instructor is arranging boxing
classes and wants all the fistic fans
to meet him at the X. of G. building.
Fort Riley also is to have a new
X. of G. building. w. ]. Moriarty,
supervisor of X. of @. camp activi-
ties, is expected here within a few
days. His mission is to let the con-
tract for the new K. Of G. building
at Riley.
At the X. of G. building for colored
boys, Prof. ]. Thalmer. the colored
boxing instructor of the camp, is CIV
ing lessons in "the manly art every
afternoon and two evenings a week.
The colored boys had a thigh
links" session at X. Of @. No. 3, on
the night Of July 2S. The entertain
ment was given in honor of the boys
of the quartermaster's corps. Fol-
lowing an eloquent address on pa
triotism, the program was devoted 70
minstrel turns. Corporal J. Brown
gave an exhibition of buck-and-wing
dancing that was highly appreciated.
Describing the efforts of the enter
tainers, one rookie who came in late
and had to find a seat on the moving
picture protector box, remarked en-
Enthusiastically THAT music SUI
knocked 'em dead"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
sEMENoFF WAITING
ON CZECHO-SLOVAKS

Hardin, Manchuria, Saturday,
Aug. 3.-(By the Associated Press
General Semenoff, leader of anti
'Bolsheviki forces in Siberia, has with.
drawn somewhat on the trans-Siber-
ian line toward Vladivosok, his
corps now being between Khallar and
Manchuria station. They r await
ing the arrival of the Czecho-Slovaks
Austro-G German endorsements are
reported arriving on the Manchurian
and Nikolsk fronts. The prospects
Of active cooperation against the
Germans is uniting the Russians.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
FOLK DEFEATS
SENATOR whitley
Torrey Loses to Spencer
On Republican Side
In Missouri
CAPPER AND ALLEN
LEAD IN KANSAS

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 7.-Former
Governor Joseph w. Folk yesterday
defeated Senator Xenophon P. VIII
fley for the Democratic nomination
Cor U. s. senator incomplete RETURN
from the state indicate.
Selden P. Spencer, of st. Louis, de-
feated Jay L. Torrey, Of F~ruitville,
On the Republican side. All congress
men apparently were renominated
with the exception of Dorsey w.
Shackleford in the Eighth district,
who was defeated by William L. Mel
son, of Columbus, and Congressman
Borland, of the Fifth district, who
was defeated by W. T. Bland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
Conserves Woolen
Garments at Funston

Camp Funston, Kan, Aug. THE
army is conserving wooden garments
to the extent that thousands Of uni.
forms are doing double duty through
the reclamation division. Recently
four carloads of wooden clothing was
shipped by the reclamation division
to Kansas City for cleaning and press
ing. These garments have accumu.
lated from transferred and discharg.
ed soldiers and under the process OF
treatment they will come back 20
camp "looking like new"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
Laguna Dam to
Have Connection With
Imperial VALLEY

Washington Aug. Negotiation
for a connection between the irriga
ton systems Of the Imperial Valley
in southern California and the La
guna dam on the Colorado river al
Yuma, Arizona, were practically com
pleted today when Secretary Lane &C.
cepted most of the provisions EN-
bodied in proposed contracts between
the government and Imperial Valley
residents.
A draft of the proposed contract
has been sent to the Imperial Valley
district by the secretary for final rat
ification.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
BEAN GROWERS TO
MEET IN VEGAS
AUGUST FIFTEEN

Albuquerque, Aug. 1.-THE New
Mexico Bean Growers association will
meet at Las Vegas Aug. Is for. perma-
nent organization and election of off
GERS, e. McNabb of the bureau Of mar
kets of the State College, announced
today. The state organization was
formed in Albuquerque on June 10 and
since that time thirteen local ~associa,
lions have been organized. Represent
atives from these local bodies consti-
tute the executive board of the state
association,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
PREMIER ExToLS
WORK OF AMERICANS

Dealing with the German offensive
against the British, Mr.. Lloyd George
said at first there were many anxious
moments and the losses were consid
cradle in men and material. But in a
month, before the battle was over
he added, 355,000 men had been sent
across the channel to take the places
of those lost, and In six weeks the
Germans had been hurled back and
fought to a standstill.
Mr.. Lloyd George, praised the work
of the Americans in the fighting in
France, speaking of the trained skill'
they had displayed and the skilled
knowledge in the management Of men
under trying conditions" of which
their officers had given evidence.
Abiding to the Czecho-Slovaks, the
premier explained that their only de-
sire was to quit Russia and help the
allies on the western front. The Boil
sheviki government, however, had re-
scented the attempt of the allies to
them to get away. Therefore
the Bolsheviki had only themselves
to blame for the Czecho-Slovak hos
tility.
The premier wanted this made clear
he said, because there had been crit
icism of President Wilson's decision
to join the allies in the Vladivostok
movement.
Mr.. Lloyd George declared himself
believer in a league Of nations, but
said its success depended upon the
conditions in which it was set up. He
1t was useless to negotiate
peace with the German sword clank-
Ing IN the council table,"
FRANco-AMERlcANS
THROWN ACROSS vEsLE
On the French Front in France,
Aug. 7.-(By the Associated Press.)-
Franco-American forces we're thrown
across the Vesle river last evening
and forced the enemy back. The
crossing was effected east Of Braisne.
The enemy attacked there and 100
prisoners were taken.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
8 HURT IN WRECK
ON RIO GRANDE
(By Leased Wire to New MexIcan.)

10Y [CdoVQ ~ NNSW "CAt1aFbJ
Alamosa, Colo, Aug. -Four cars
of Denver & Rio Grande train No. 115
two coaches and two sleepers-left
the rails and turned over when the
train, it was believed, struck a broken
rail near Blanca, Colo, this morning.
Nine persons were injured but none
seriously. The injured include:
M "A. Esquibel, TERRA Amarillo, N.
M, face bruised.
S. f. Northrop, Denver, shoulder in
jured.
l.. J. Fry, Ferris, ILL.,, legs bruised.
w. H. Brumley, Dolores, Colo, leg
and shoulder bruised.
j. s. Wilson, Cortez, Colo, hand
slightly injured.
J. c. Bergh, Dolores, Colo, shoulder
wrenched.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
cAPPER AND ALLEN
IN LEAD IN KANSAS

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 7.-Governor
Arthur Capper and Henry J.. Allen
are far in the lead for the Republican
nominations for United States sena-
tor and governor as the result of yes
terday's primary.
Late returns indicated w. G. Lans-
don had defeated Harry Gray for the
Democratic nomination for governor,
but Gray's supporters insist final fig
ures will change the situation.
United States Senator Vim. How
ard Thompson apparently has been
renominated by the Democrats over
George Marble.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
Maximum Price of
Copper 26 Cents

Washington, Aug. THE maximum
price Of copper will remain 26 cents
a pound until November 1 through an
agreement understood to have been
reached today between the price fix.
ing committee of the war Industries
board and copper producers, subject TO
approval by President Wilson.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
Diamond Shoals
Lighfship Sunk
By Submarine

(By Leased Wire to New MexIcan.)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Ola
mond Shoals l~lghtshlp, off Cape Hat
teras, N. c., was shelled and sunk by
an enemy submarine late yesterday
the navy department was today in
formed. The crew has reached shore
safely. The submarine came within
half a mile of shore, according to the
brief report which reached the navy
department.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
MOTHER JONES PREsENr

Denver, Aug. 7.-The reading by
Charles II. Meyer, president, Of a
lengthy report telling Of the activities
OF the organization for the last two
years was the chief business this
morning Of the international Union OF
Mill, Mine and Smelter workers.
Mother" Jones attended the session
but did not speak.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
.CzECHO-SLoVAKs NORTH
OF VLADlVOSTOK RETIRE

Shanghai, Sunday, Aug. 4.-(By
the Associated Press.)-The Czecho.
Slovak troops operating along the
Usuri river, north of Vladivostok, are
retiring under pressure of superior
forces, 1t is stated in advices from
Vladivostok.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
JAPANESE FREIGHTER
SUNK OFF NOVA SCOTIA

IA Canadian Atlantic Port, Aug. T.
An American schooner arrived here
today with IS members of the crew
of a japanese freight steamship which
had been torpedoed off the Nova SEQ
tia coast. The vessel was the Tokuy-
anna Maru, of 1929 tons gross. She
was sunk without warning about 200
miles off shore on August l, accord
ing to the crew.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
NEWSPAPER PLANT
EMPLOYEES WILL
co IN CLASS |

Waterloo. Ia, Aug. 7.-Thirteen
employees of a newspaper here, in.
Guiding men in all departments, to.
day were notified by the Waterloo
exemption board that they must
either engage in a productive occu.
patton or be placed in Glass 1 of the
draft.
The business manager of the news
paper intimated today that he would
appeal.
Washington, Aug. 7.-tNewspaper
work never has been included among
the non~-essential occupations out.
lined in the work or fight" order.
nor has 1t been the intention Of the
Provost Marshal Generals depart
ment that men legitimately employed
in publishing newspapers should No
required to seek other occupations.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
ENTENTE DEFEAT AT SEA
GERMANY'S ONLY HOPE

Until all the allies were defeate
at sea, Mr.. Lloyd George declared
Germany could never triumph. The
premier was speaking in the house ID
commons, making "a statement on the
war situation. The house will ad.
journ tomorrow until October Is.
Mr.. Lloyd George said that the PEG.
pie who had made the war were still
In evidence and they could not have
peace so long as they were predomi.
mating in the councils of the enemy.
Every one wanted peace, the premier
added, but it must be a peace that was
just and durable-one with power be-
hind it.
The premier declared It was too
early to say the German effort has
been exhausted. The Germans still
had powerful forces in reserve, he
pointed out, but 1t was not too early
to say that the chance which they
had on March Fl would not again
present itself.
The American army, the premier
said, would soon be not far short of
the German army itself.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08

other approaching. The auto was
hurled rs feet against a warning
post, and virtually bent it double.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
GERMAN PEOPLE
BEGIN TO

"The German people and Germany's
allies we're beginning to be disillu-
stoned the premier continued. In
March, Germany was promising great
things and the tenacles from her al
lies were withdrawn. The promise,
however, he pointed out, had failed,
and the German harvest was short,
although militarily the Germans had
been at the height of their power
Russia, said the premier, had become
a log to the feet Of Germany. The
Russian people, however, had resented
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
Summary of Last
Nights News

WASHINGToN-The total Internal
revenue for the year, ended last June
80, was 1884, o3, 900, according to
a report made by Internal Revenue
Commissioner Roper to Secretary Nc
Adoo. OF the total $2,3e9 ,083,oo0
came from income and excess profits
tax payments in June and $685., 61e 900
from a multitude Of miscellaneous
sources collected largely In pennies,
dimes and quarters.
WASHINGTON - American ship
yards established new world ship
building records In July, the shipping
board announced, with the launching
of 1923 vessels, totaling 63f, o44 dead
weight tons, and the delivery Of Al
others Of 2s5,025 desdweight tons.
WASHlNGToN-The house ways
and means committee and Dr.. T. s..
Adams, chairman of the treasury's
excess profits advisory board, consld-
cred differences between the commit
tee and tax experts of the treasury
department ove the method of Ivy
ing xcess profits taxes to be Inserted
In the $4,000, 100000 war YER bill
the interference of Germany with
them and were more and more seek
ing allied help.
I'VE will not hesitate to give it to
them wherever it is possible" he
added.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSES IOp S'iE ~
not a 90 sale a modern hr,,A N.roo,n
louh er,t part owner leaving $4,000
Add ,ss. 80, os Eutd ukla
Nl,l home Tor sale uico Now 81, room resi-.
drnrr hUii fnr home. oak Noots nice
t'IdNNt" aud light fixtures back rsaes cab.
net msntr. eiv rTigo sut terms reason
ahlr immediate possession ptHgo $40
0"l Iu Slbl last front reht large ~
ils htH boapuhd room, e.ogputI, dee
Grated basement tusat ,attic.l fc,i
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good VOL. trii Uro.. oas, WHik eug dis.
tam" beautiful appearance rtiGcd tor
,nm'dla'r sale terms Usage 7iI5
~ lilhl' 5000 .ast AND ,1u monthly nals
n"m owner H'c rnw" hoHsc near school
TWO ROOM HOrsf ror ,als. and lots
rhone Usage 52opR
NtSf slpt fos sale sis rocm rnodr,u
house south front at AiS West Spth
hf''' hh' Foed 'is'rrn and ~---AA 'he
MONEY a. ~ 600 " 600 tssA balance
10 tuu move ,n nov Set kHSa !. uraut
"a tH't National nldg i'hous aI6Q
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Furnished With gsrsrc Tor two car' on.
block Of Admiral on Nors sto~n street for
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200 south 'neston, phone tnlI.
>anou ttNs CorrAGE nem Washington
sr.o"' or '.r IN; five 'arg, roo@s nearly
rnr' eO,l \ ui,, ( 60. phone sgsi
q ROOM modcrn house double bungalow
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n'is $50 terms to tuit Fbour OilG
IoTs FOR sAII IA
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TOO fesi iint loraiion IN hotel apart.
tnruf house nr EArags iOr uuirk cAsh sale
"iN take f'.1o1 Can llirr1 Usage 69d9
LANDS NND "ARMS Fon SALE ~
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terw' tddf~ss =. BoN l2i
m nNCk\Cr hND INDu STRI,L ~
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f'o"oo 'Hll lllerN. o,ssr d06p
wANrED-HEAL ESTATE NO
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land close In acreage 10 ruka " ,ou
want qulrt sale and have iand worth the
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q 10 s.room residence must be In rood
logstion aud worth thr money Address
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ton Hud We Nii dn tho rest GrVrr Invent
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REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAh ISTtTE 30
2OS Daniel Bldg.
Winter Bar@aimS

V N44 O[S0 0OQS0 6SQN4UO
IT'S COLD but doing business just the HAVE
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BEFORE YOU BUY.
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homeI
high class locality the southsde hardwood thru
out nice sleeping porch large basement butn features
tractNey decorated nice mantel and fixtures fine
home and we want TO show you.
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location considered Just beauty Basement and garage
large good looking inside and and will sell $4,000
again before the flowers begin to bloom good terms
$b5O best location East Burnett ST. Lot garage
basement large rooms nicely decorated nice fixtures
school and line real good buy has csern sleeping
porch also.
25o closen home north side in fine residence
section good for two fireplace electric lights
$1,000 cash, balance easy terms.
$4,000 buys two-story modern east front home on
North Cheyenne street good basement
electric lights $1,000 cash handles balance $50 per month
purchaser to assume straight loan of $1,000 at So
years about
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near school and car ne large rooms bun features we'll
built, truly nice home some terms be made.
$4,000 buys brand Groom modern double in good
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S2500 good lot line with broom modern bum
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monthly
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PURELY PERSONAL

WILL snyous Of The parties Who saw n man
run over hy an auto on December 20, about
y. IN, call Wy 570J. Important insur'
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
DKESsMAKIN,;-,tiI,IINI.

pHESSMNklNd--Nf ~
A. /. CARPENTER Ho~d made 10 measure
cofsets and SpellmHn pcttlrudtA made to
Ht Marquette hotel,
DENVER $. i24 bfcumAking Phone iGS0
singer SEWING MACHINE co urb.
stitching and ~ 'ut.ns ncath done, Singer
Sowing Machine Co. lti hast Second
lhons b7B.
SEWING ~ the day. Usage .iSo'R
MOVING AND STORAGE 20
ArLAN TRANSFER 4 STORAGE co
Moves. packs ships or stores any hing
any time anywhere Pianos, furniture has
gage AID carloads speciality Phones
osaye 8g5s aud 5h5s Office - West
hrrltsg
BHGGAOt and messenger service, trunks
stored tree five days Usage 305e,
LEARs Transfer line let a. move thAl piano
81 Why pay len
MOVING AND SrORA0E
Store with Pages FireltOJf Storage
Phones Usage 1853 $500.
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WANTED-TO IIIY

HOUSE, Want 10 buy or rsom house
modern, WITH garage have so acrcs ben
ana viii pay balance czT][ Mcihyen Ip,
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
I.RD Tor sail. 1917 Ford. fiye.psssenEer
pt, condition. with trailer and extra
rqripm,nt fer touring at . bargain Phone
si-- Call ga South ElEin.
IpRp Pouring ear for sale; IS model;
drove less Than 100 miles List price boz
la Red FORA. OkIa Phone i5i.N, jerks.
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WORK - grocery cell 1919 Last llodge
GROCERY BuN Wanted boy for grocery
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| JOIN TliE ARMY Recruiting offieo. at Ok
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, OFFICE CLERK Wanted at otre for t,u
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SPIiCIAL NOTICES

4 WANT names ~ all persons willing 10 ties
ih as to faharr In gas supply NO eA'
rpnsc. j n wilkins phone 37uj.
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EMPLOYMENT
sITu ArIONs wANl,.n--N,Ir

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references from state Officials Il L
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SALESMAN And general ofhre man. 90
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t2d. caro World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
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