davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-29

ben, nit i5ren SD6tern in Elm &lp=
tier in S1neOen geben at birfeil.
Gr. 8illinm gaparb Sale beitre,=
tet es, bie 3iebe, bie 9ermbmrg iIber
Die 3eritDrmng Der 2niitania in Gle=
uelano fielt, geidrieben st baben.
Gin britilder 9ampfer, Der in eli
nem nnIerer atlantiidem 6Gfen ange=
fpmmen lit, Mil $50 Weilem BON Der
Nem Seriep-aiiite einen aampf init
einen, lInterieebpnt beitanben ba6em.
9lus @albinston iuirb semelbet,
bcluaffnete SanoelsIdjiffe batteu iuab=
renO Der letten Sage amf feinblife
llnterieebpote in ltnIeren 8emGiiern
seiduiien.
Die Wabrmngsmitel= Gage ioll sic
Spannnng 5luiiden 9inflaub nnb
Gentidjlanb beitGnSig uerid)li1nmeru.
SIS iimo nid)t senms Nabrnnssmittel
fir beibe 2inoer uprbanoen nnb beibe
9anber beamiprnden ipld)e. 9emtid)-
lanb iuQ Srmppen nad 9imklano ge-
ianot II. iitit6elualt genomnen ba6es,,
lunS es baben lupllfe.
Der finnild)e Sarotag Fat Dem
0ersog sloolpb sSriebrid uun Mef-
len6mrg, Dem Gnfel beg jebigeu
@rDRger5Oss, pie arone Jinnlanbs
Gngebuten. Der 4er5pg fat tie ange-
nominen nno lit nad syinnlanb ge-
reiit Gr itellt inn IS. 9ebensia1r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-29
@aiieritrafc nuo apblc.

Seit 5ebn Sssabren idon miro IN
ben Ser. Stanter, innerbalb lno
aliBerbalb oes aongrelies, cine eifrige
agitation oafisr betrieben, onB 0as
sano lid enolih enl pirflihes 5p-
item ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8innen-
Baiiernege, Dor allen in Der 9ltlanti=
idlen Hegiou, 5lllege gs miro BON
BEN gefiirportern oieier 8eiDegltng
uerlihert nno erf6eint bei naberen
3ltieben nidJt ilnglalblih, oaB ole
glmerifoner itiei1lals, ielblt beim iturf-
item 9eoarf mad aoble, enc &napp=
belt in Der 3ufabr 5lt ipiiren gebabt
hdtten, nenll Iie ihon lange i'm 8elib
zines iolhen @allerltraBeil 8erhiil-
oungs -Spitetns iparen.
Die 9fatnr bot ibnen groBartige
@elegenbeiten bier5u geboten, nno
s(nlabe 5u ibrer 9lnsnusung leiItete
man lid, ia ihon Dor ben gagen oer
giienbabnen, lpelbe inoes in fllr5-
lid)tiger SeIbItiuht - ibr .geites1
getan bahen oieies Streben su cnt-
lnl1tigen. ssebt miro oafiir geipirft,
5aB Snfel Sam ielber Die su bauen-
BEN ooer su observation-disclosures
iibernebme uno 5lianlinen nit cen
8abnen i1l harinoniibem @erein be-
treble.
&iele alte aandle, oie Ihon friiher
perbaltnismaBig beOeatenoe 8erbiett=
ite Inn weite @egenoen iid eriporben
batten, lino idnooe pernahldiligt
poroen, tpiiroen aber llur geringer
8erbeiieruhgen sur gntfaltung neuer
ltilo groBerer Mislihfeit beoiirfen. 9a
lit 5. Q. Der alte Gbefapeafe- nno
Obio=aonal, ipel6er anl Botontae-
flnB entlang bon Der 8uroesbalipt-
Itaot bis noh Cumberland, Wfb.,
gebt. gr ipiiroe ihon anein geniigell,
Inn cine ernIte &oblen- ultb gtah=
rungsnlittel &nappbeit in 8aib-
itIgton nnbeoiiigt alis5ui6lieBen.
9ieier naleriIhe 8a1Iertpeg broh-
te ieiner5eit ans oer reihen @egelo
stpiI6en @aibington unb oen @ebir-
gen ielbit Die ihtpar5en Dianatten.
Sn ienen Sagen befubrer ben aanal
800 9oote. tpel6e bon Mauleieln ae-
5ogen purben. glber eleid elmer PIN
5abl anoerer aandle ging aud bieier
IN oen @eiis elmer Giienbabn iiber,
oeren Sdieneniueg in glei6er &id)-
tllng lief, uno oas ii6rige fann
man iih oenfen. 9to6 beute fabren
in eern &unal 60 Der alten 9oote
Ofan bat gelteno genadt, bob. ipenn
es eintrdglid) iei, aoble aus Dem Sc
birge in iolden 8ooten gu bringert,
es nod eintrdgli6er mare, iie in
6unoerten, ia in tauleno oher mehr
Sooten berbei5uidaffen. gs' lieBca
Sifl nod gar manfe entIpredenbe
geiipiele onfiIbren
Ger groBe Sanbel, pelher lett
ourh oie &iiitenIfiffe bonn Noroen
nad Dem Siiben oieies 2onbes betrie-
ben miro, fonnte niel iiderer nno
mabrlheinlitb mlf Die 2onge Der Belt
poblfeiler in ben &anal-9orfen be-
iorgt iper0en SSn Den 5ebn Sabrcn
bon 1899 bis 1909 ollein girgelt ON
ser sItlantii6en ltno on oer @olf-&ii-
tic 47f5 sSabr5euge inter ooer pur=
oen Idlper bei6doigt, uno ononrd)
elltitano elm @eloperlrit BON rimo 40I
Milionen Dollars, 5uiaelih ser per-
lorenen Menid,enleben. Gin gtes
@dIIerpege bonn gtoroen peit mad
Dem SiiOeu llno teiiipeiie aud nah
Dem Siioipelten piiroe nod ben Dor
liegeroen Bldnen nidt fiber 47.S00,-
900 1oQars fonnten nnn frhnn i'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-29

Sinblid auf iene gerlrlite iid) balo
acnng be5abler gs follnte itets Ser
laB bieter, mo 9abnen lnlo S5ean-
6abr5euge perIagten. Gin ioI6es Gu
item piiroe and) Der fl1lturellen @nt=
fpiflnng Der fpeiten ano perbeiBltngs-
pollen iiioli6en Surtpfl1noereieu
lebr 81 itatten fof1llnen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-29

iiibDitli4 pun en-sarSenois &c.
itan0en.
Rad Dem pfifsiellen gerid)t pom
Samstag iinb piernnbied)sis ameria
faniIfe Solbaten i'm &f gefal-
len; fiimf itarben an &ranfbeiten itn0
sipansig an ibren @mnben.; elmer fam
bel einem Snftidiff-ltnfall INNS Sc.
ben; ied)sig iunrben id)iuer mnb slpci
leidt Deriunn0et; piersebn iuurOen als
beripnn0et gemelbet, aber nidt sc.
iast, tpie id)iuer; 5iuei iuerben Der.
mikt. Inter ben 8enannten iinS ful'
genbe Seraner: Sergeant StcDe VI.
grapes ans Gereus, gefallen; Gapt.
2ittle 6arriion ans 6pniton, anWnn-
ben geitprben; Eripates Gunrao Hip.
pg ans Sort Nortb nnb slrd)ie Septi
ans 1ramflin, an aranfbeit geitor.
ben; Gurpprale Subn 6. 8aits aus
gSaco nnb ,6mgb 81. @iliams aus
Glmeg, idiuer peripnnbet.
Die GnglGnber melben, Oak ne
lpGbreno Der bergansenen 8ode 81
fcinolide Meroplane bermnterscbrad)t
mm6 154 Sonnen 8umben geiuOrfen
baben. 81 engliide Jlnsmaidineu
iperSen permift. Sn 9ieSenbofen bnt
man bic @asfabrif nnb in Wannbelm
Die Wmnitipnsfabrif bpmbarbiert.
glnd) in gnrbad) unb Sifenbad) limb
5abrifen bumbarbiert iporSen.
Gngiiide snftidiffe baben oen
OiterreidJiiden Safen GatarrD ange'
sriffen mno biel Sdaben anserid)tet.
Die Nmerifaner baben ben Ort &c
Gbarmel, siuiiden Surea nnb Wiar'
ne, genDmnen.
Die Geiterreider melben, lie fit.
ten an Der SDroler drOnt, I'M gria
nnb gpncei Sal, Grfolse errnnsca
ebenio bei glr6enica nno Galmo in
Mlbanien. Die Staliener meloen chen.
fas, baf iie iuidtise Grfolgc in alba.
nien errmugen batten. Se6enfalls III
Der aampf bort iuieber i'm Gauge.
Ser amerifaniide 2mftidiffer, Ct
Tpnf, bat brei peitere Smft.
idiffe serit6rt.
Seds Meroplane Der gllliierten ia.
ben &onitantinppel bombarSiert.
syiiuf Eeripnen ipmrben peripnnbet.
Gnsliid)e 9nftid)iffe gaben biz
oentiden Stabte Eforsbeim, SaSeu
nnb Sffenbnrg bombaroiert. Gs unr-
DC iiberaQ Diel Sdaoen angeridtet.
glmf benz Snrm oes 9tatbanies in
Sere-en-Saroenois iueben snr 3eit nis
fran5Diiide nnS Die amerifaniide
Jlagge.
Die eriten amerifanil6en Srnppeu
baben am Sonntag inpraen gegen
llE ben Gnrea Tinf iiberidrittem
Ginige Stmnben ipGter fremsten iie al
Der sansen Strefe bpn ssere-en-Sar,
benois bis nad Sersp. 2etterer Cri
iumrbe bon linen genummen.
Die Sransoien baben bic 90rfer
9ltbenap nnb SlisD-et-Siolaine, iiib'
iueitIid pon &beiins, beiekt.
NadJ bcsn gerid)t 6cs geridjt bes
Niarine-Gorps fielen sluei Mann in
Der Sd)lad)t iinb elmer itar6 an eincr
aranfbeit. Der eettere mar Elm Sc
rauer, er fiek Oscar Snouer nna
itammt ans Gatg.
Die @eiammtuerlnitc nnieres See
res mno Wiarine.Gprps beliefen iid
snoe Der oersanseneu @ode amr
1866 Mann. @om bieicm finb tpi
- gefallen, an aranfbeiten nnS
Wnnoen aeitorben nnb ertrnnfen -
5493 Wianu; beriunnbet limb 1882
aRann, nermiilt iuerben 74i.
WiilitGriid)e Sadueritdnbiae ami
Der alliireten Seite eriuarten eine
nene 0entidle Gffcniibs an einsr nen.
en- Stelle, nm ben 9rnf anf bieSrmp-
pen 6es aronprinsen sn perminoeru,
Ngn,s ~Trs.Ek So 49,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-29

III utt 4itulutt uutl III tyfuuutft
erfolgen iuirb.
gtady ben uffi5iellen Serid)t puua
SDnntas fielem 3S amerifantid)e
Splbaten in Der Sdlad)t; eff itarben
au ibren @nnoen uno breisebu am
aranfheiten: ad)t famen Oilrd I'm
falle ober anbere l1rIaden INNS ge=
ben; 119 iuitrben id)uer Derlunnbet;
80 iuerben nermist. Seraner iuarcn
nid)t barmnter.
aSn Wlbanien tit oas &prriifen Ser
Sranspien nnb Staliener lansiamer
seiuurben, iie seiuinnen aber nod int.
nter Serrain I'm ben redten syliigcI
Der srnppen Der Gentralmad)te in
Masebpnien. Sic baben nod nift
ben seeisneten Elak erreidt, ppn
bem ans iie bic Siterreidiiden nnb
bulsariiden Stelnngen lueiter Ditlidl
bebroben fOnnen.
syran50itif)e Seridte iagen, man
babe feitseitelt, bak 81 bentide 9i-
Diiionem on ben &fen sluilden Der
slisne ino Der Marne teilsenummea
baben.
Gine 9epeid)e BON Der engliidea
sSront in Sranfreid melSet, baf bte
bentiden Smrd) Die cnsliiden Sanfs
in Der Sdladt bpn MontSibier in
groken SdJrefen perlekt ieien.
Sn Der berganemen @pde ba6en
Die engliiden @erlmfte m Soten,
gerunnoeten nnb @efansenen 12,-
S43 Wsann betragen, barnnter iua.
rem 1872 Sffi5iere.
Ser Gemter-&Drreiponoent BEL ben
amerifaniiden Srnppen ,nadt Saramf
auf;nerfiam, baf Die 9emtiden nod
immer adlt Meilen bes NDrbmfers Der
Wiarne, BON @imeelles nnd 3enil,
baltem.
@ie cine 9epeld)e ans 9pnbpa
meloet, iuiro Die Soffnnng Der Spi.
oaten in ben bertiden @raben, ben
Sieg siI seluinnen, idiuader, ME
man aus griefen, Sie man BEL ben
@efansenen sefmnben bat, crieben
fam.
Nus Srlano mirb semeloet, Die
Sinn Jeiners itellten nod iinmer
NadDindmnsen nad 8affen an, Die
meiitens erfulsreid ieien. @eiuObnlid
ieiitetem Die Seiiter Der 6amier feinea
gSioeritano, pielfad) iuirben oie @ai-
fen ben Sinn 1eiuers ansgeliefcrt,
aber ipater luieber BON Der EpliSei
furtgenomnien.
Die @abl Der @priibenben Der
6omntp-Gumneils in Srlamb seist Sc.
luinne Der Sinn.Jeiners, aber nidt
10 gruRe, luie man eripartete.
Der oentIde aaiier nmb Sinbcu.
burg iollen beibe am &prabenb pon
Jod1s Sffeniipe erflart baben, Der
&rleg nabere iidJ Der GntIdeiomng;
Die 9entiden batten aber nod Sas
Sdluerite ibrer grbeit 81 tim.
IS mirb offi5iell beridJtet, bah
Selomaridaa BON 0inoenbmra nidDt
tot, ionoern seinno unb mmmter lit
Die goiiiide 3eituns in Berlin 1T
Der aniidt, oaf Der aricg jett becn.
oct luerben iniiiie.
Die 0egenreDolutipn in Der ruff
idlen Staot Saruslam ioll nnterbriidt
ano $50 InfitanSiide iolen binse.
rid)tet iein.
Der friibere oentide Niarine-9lt-
tadee in @ailJingtom, Gapt. Spp.Gb,
iull seaSelt iein.
Sin perionlider @rnR nub Slid,
lunnid bes a0nigs BON GnglanS umr-
be fiirslidJ benManmidaften Der ame.
rifaniiden Sdladtidiffe bei Der gro
ZEN engliiden sslotte Surdl oen Ser.
500 Dpn sltbuli ii6erbradlt.
Baron Ngdara, Der @eneralitabs-
def Der japauiidjen armee, Fat nuie-
rem @eneralitabsdlef, @eueraINardl,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-29
SOM MM Frs
Drug Stores

Nu. Mlanp Sfnsa nnb 6pmIton Gtrafe
Sci. Grpdett 3541
Ssp. 2 Solebah unb S,nnitpn stragc
Sci. Grnfett 1863
3ipei slpptbcfen eriter 2laiIs.
Gpcstalitat: Sprgf1ftigc Mnfcrtiamaa
itnb Nbliefernng BPM Gesepten.
0'r1Rte Musiuabl bun SrDgiicn uuo
feinen 4Eoilettc slrtifeln.
SpbatuaiIef Jontt1e nmn allerlei fii5e
Detr1nfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-29

slls SdneiSerin
eillpfieblt iid ssran anrtb, 23t Soma
StraBe. IN mo anBer Dem 9ouie.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16
HALF OF W0MAN'S'
BODY FOUND IN
WATER HOLE BY
PARK CARETAKER

Wooster, Ohio, Aug. 1e.-James
Martin, caretaker of the Point
Breeze Chautauqua grounds at
Smithville, near here, yesterday
found the lower half Of q woman's
body in a weighted sack in a water.
hole near the grounds, according to
word received today by Sheriff Mil
ton c.. Miller Of Wayne county.
The legs had been sawed in two
at the knees, and indications were
that the body had been in the water
several weeks.
When discovered by Martin, the
sack containing the diemembered
parts was floating on top Of the
water. A woman's hat was found in
the sack.
Sheriff Miller, left for smithville
this afternoon to drag the water hole
in an effort to find the other half Of
the body. .,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16
COFFEE.

25n drum Of steel cut PeaberrN
coffee. In excellent grade that
sells regularly at soc.
Special 25fb drum for. ..s $50
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16
RECIPES
-Albumenized Grape juice.

Albumeni.ed Grape juice.
Q tbsp.y grape quice. d
1 egg white.
10 tsp. sugar. +
Chopped ice.
TO the beaten egg white ada the
grape juice and sugar. Serve In 4
dainty glass rel chopped-ice. Have
all ingredients chilled before connbin-
ing. \.
Egg Noe.
1 egg.
/ tsp. sugar.
'Speck salt.
ga c. milk.
Separate egg. Beat yolk, add sugar
and salt. and beat until creamy. Add
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16
$25,OOO,0OO WILL
BE SAVED ANNUALLY
ON NORTHWEST ROADS

Washington. Aug. 16.-By reduce
ton of passenger service, elimination
Of freight train duplication and pool
ing Of facilities under. government
operation, economies at the rate Of
So 1000, 900 q year have been effected
trict, Regional Director Ashton re-
ported today to Director General
McAdoo. More thap 100000 900 Of
this was in passenger economies. Of
fcials say the other six districts are
making similar records.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16
HAMS.

HAMS.
Lean. meaty, close trimmed shout
der hams. the cheapest meat
you can buy. s lbs. to 10 lbs.
each ham. Per lib. .25c
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16

IL c. crumbs.
.crunnb the pigs feet and brown in
the hot vegetole. Arrange in baker
with sauerkraut on top. Bake until the
meat is very tender. Serve from the
baker.
HELPS TO THE HOME NURSE.
(By Anna Coyle. Domestic Science
Department, Armour and Company.
Liquid f6r Fluid Diet.
chocolate Mix.
Matted Milk.9
Beet Tea 81
Extract OF Beef.
Soups, clear and creamy.
Grape Juice, Albunhenized Grape
Juice.
OrangeadA. I
ConvaI4scent Diet.
"a simple diet Of easily digested foods
us desirable.)
Milk.
Eggs.
Toast.
Well cooked rolled oats,
Mild fruits.
Well cooked vegetables.
Rice.
Tender meat.
Because Of the demand that has
been made upon the trained nurse by
war the housewife may we'll have
some knowledge Of special diets in
order to carry out the doctors in
structions, when q nurse Is not in at
tendance.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16

Dance-At Befnnont park pavilion
Tuesday and Friday evenings. Auto
bus will meet street cars after 8
o'clock. at Lincoln park-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16

Game Day at "U'-In spite OF a
late start the men at the university
had q very successful game day at
the university yesterday and the
competition becomes keener at every
meet
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16
Minot Man Commended
for ResourcefuIness
and Presence Of Mind

Washington, Aug. 1e.-Frank R.
Willis. chief gunner's mate, Of Minot,
N. D., was commended by Secretary
Daniels today for resourcefulness and
presence Of mind In preventing the
sinking Of a United States submarine
on July 8, by quickly closing the door
of a torpedo tube through which the
water had burst when wofkmen OPP
10 =, ~ al l.Ws ,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16

Here for Few Days-C. G. Gowran
arrived in the city today from Lake
Bemidji, where he is spending the
He will return to the lake tomorroy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16
CATHOLICS IN'ARMY
CAN EAT MEAT ON
(. ALL BUT ONE FRIDAY

Washington, Aug. 1e.-Roman
Catholics in the army and navy are
staining from flesh diet bn Friday,
with the exception Of Good Friday.
it was announced today by the bishop
Of Catholic chaplains. Patrick j..
Hayes in order to remove misunder-
standing that has arisen on the sub
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-16
Dance at MISUNDERSTANDING night,
August 18th. Good music.-Adv.
DR.. Rratrud will return to the city

AysUt #ft tE y-A-& 80 49, 49,
DR.. Bratrud viii return to the city
August 1S-Adv.
Dance-At Befnont park pavilion
Tuesday and Friday evenings. Auto
bus will meet street carr after 8
o'clock. at Lincoln park---Adv.
Here for Few Days-C. g. Gowran
arrived in the. city today from Lake
summer, to attend.to business matters.
He will return to the lake tomorrow
Wanted-Three or four furnished
rooms with heat: downstairs prefer-
red; in neighborhood Of B%r1dgeman-
$40, either phone. IS. c.. olson.--Adv.
GRADER to visit-C. L. GRADER left
this morning for Fargo to join the
state delegation en- route to the ma
tional encampment of the G. AR.
which meets at Portland, Ore, Mon
day, August 10. Mr.. GRADER is q
veteran Of the Civil war.
Game Day at "U"-In spite of a
late start the men at the university
had q very successful game day at
the university yesterday and the
competition becomes keener at every
meet. i.
Elfring to spurling-w. H. Elfring.
general secretary of the local Y. M.
G. A.. will leave this evening for
Squirting, Man., where he will visit for
a few days, and will then go to Win
nipeg, where he will make a short
stay before returning to this city.
Moves to City-M. N. Van osdel. a
resident of Edmore, N. D., since that
town first was started, is to make his
home in this city. Mr.. Van osdel will
retain his business and farming in
terests in Edmore, but his family. will
reside here.
Police News-B. johnson. w. Price
and o. H. Hanson were arrested for
violating the speed laws and paid q
SO fine, for the same. One man was
arrested for drunken and ~disorderly
conduct and paid a fine of $40. The
above parties appeared before Police
Magistrate r. j. Purcell who imposed
the fine.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-05
MONDAY SEPTEMBER
 16 |S DAY SET TO
 OPEN SCHOOLS HERE
Monday, September IS, is the day.

Monday. September Is, is the day.
 There it looms, like an memorable taskmaster, merciless, unrelenting, pointing to stern duty, nine months of it. with a searching finger that over looks no single boy or girl in Phoenix.
 1t sure is tough luck, but the long summer vacation is almost over and school is to begin again just one week and four days from today, only no daylight hours. but $500 lovely min utes, which are scarcely 396,000 ticking seconds.
 Three months ago when books were loyfully laid away. school opening day appeared far. far in the horizon, an al- most interminable distance away. But somehow the summer days have be- rlayed out and are gone and well, well, here we are again, Eager Annie and unwilling Johnny, about to get ac 1uainted with new teachers and ex- ulOre new studies.
 Goodby to old Summer vacation. II was good one while it lasted. but. like all pleasant things, it is fast drawing to a close and the school bell soon Will regulate the daily program.
 Preparations have been made by the school authorities for the accom- nodation of considerable increase in the school attendance of Phoenix this fall and the corps of teachers is all ready for nine months of duty.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-05
GREAT EFFORT MADE TOPOST MEN ABOUT NEW DRAFT METHODS

Charles R. Greene, assistant secre- tarv of the Arizona State Council of Defense. received a wire from Wash ington yesterday advising him that Provost Marshal General Crowder had sent to Governor Hunt a personal wire outlining fully the plans of the provost mashal generals office for the draft publicity program arranged in connec- ton with publicity for the forthcoming draft.
 In this connection, Harry Tritle, sec retary of the council of defense, stated that every possible means is being em- ployed to inform every man in the country just what is expected of him in connection with the draft.
 It was ascertained that the provost marshal general. through state and county councils of defense and every organization and agency conceivable, is sending out vast quantities of mat ter, in which the importance of every man, within the ages of IS and 45, in elusive, registering on September 12, is shown.
 The publicity campaign is one of the most extensive and complete ever con- ducted, and it is doubtful if there is any one within the ages named who will not have been thoroughly informed regarding the registration by the date named.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-05

Harry Kennedy. Milwaukee, Wis. Norman koleman, Lindsey, o. Llewellyn F. Walker, Jackson. Mich Bueler Harold W. Lee, Springfield. Mass.
 Privates James M. Byrd, Wiggins. Miss Patrick J. Canavan, Baltimore, Md. William H. Cassell, Pittsburg, Pa. John Cochanski, Lubn, Poland. William H. Cunningham. Perkinston, Conn.
 John T. Fenn. Mt Carmel, Conn. John P. Frank Cincinnati, O. Joseph Lasko, Chicago III. Shelby D. Lee, Calhoun City, Miss. Abe Levine, Boston, Mass. Leon Patterson Lincoln, Barre, Mass. Albert Lipinsk, Youngstown, o. : Edgar H. Lloyd. Ronseverte. W. Va. Alfred A, Luther, Milwaukee, Wis Barry V. Mcdonald. Monroe, La John Pavlachka, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Alfred l.. Pflughaupt, Minneapolis, Minn.
 .Joheph w. Pompeo. Ferentino, Italy, George A. Rader, West Cliffe, Colo. DeIbert F. Roberts, East Cleveland Ohio.
 John Rockwell, Forestville, Wis. Frank NJ. Rossi Pittsburg, Pa. Murray Smith, Boston, Mass. William l.. Smith. Matthews. Ind. Bryain Stallings, Shubuta, Miss. Hieronim Suska, Detroit, Mich. Martin John Vanhorssen, Grand Haven, Mich.
 James Walsh, Brooklyn, x. Y. Ray O. Whelan. Green Castle, Ind. Ed. Zeigler. Jamison s. C.
 Herbert Champion. Mooresboro, N. C. William H. Carroll. Westlake, La. Leland S. Colburn, Nemaha. la John H. Collins, Derby. Conn. William J. Coughlin. Chicago. III. George CudwortV, Montlair. N J. Joseph J. Daly. Brooklyn. N Y. Joseph A. Davis. Philadelphia, Pa. Thomas James Dinan, Ravenna, Mich. John J. Exert, Boise. Idaho. Constantine Eischhorn, Odessa, Wash.
 John Gerakios. Leesburg. Fla. Ernest Gerstenkorn. Portage. Wis. Arnold J. Hetland, Dalton, Minn. Francis T. Hobson, New York, N. Y. Mike Hrenko, Newark, \. J. Walter W. Ireland, Parkes Landing Pa.
 Clarence w. Johnson, West Hart ford, Conn.
 Henry H. Jones, Providence, R. I. Stephen Krajpczo, Harford, Conn. Horace s. Leachmen. Detroit, Mich. Henry w. Lien, Ferguso, Falls, Minn Thomas w. Lynn, Rayland, o. William J. Matousek. Chicago, III. Frank Matuszov, Chicago, III. Nathan Mindel, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-05
MISSINC IN ACTION

It. John Paul Davis, Chicago, III. Corp. William P. Cahill. Jr., Wood bury, Conn.
 Corp. Frank B. wikoff, Lyons, Kas.
 Privates
 Samuel Price Akers. Blue Ridge Springs, Va
 Roman Baldyski. Wierton W. Va. William Bala. Detroit, Mich. Andrew V. Bartoloti, Sover Tirrol, Austria.
 Ivy w. Beverly, Conway, $. c. George w. Garritt. Liberty, N. Y. Harry o. Mailman. Clarksville, Mo. Mark Myers. Esterwood. La. John J. Moran. Jersey City. N. J. Luke Reagan, Jersey City, x. J. Edward B. Smallridge. Redwood ". Va.
 Clarence Teaford New Paris, o. John T. Fully, Algoma. Miss. William Warren, Pine Bluff. Ark. George Demng, Knoxville, Pa. James A. Epps, Union, s. C. Claude Everett, Bomarton. Tex. Kent Price Gilmer, Douglas, Kas. Paola Giordano, Brooklyn, N. Y. Walter w. Lewis. Oxford, Neb. Simo Mirich, Youngstown. o. Morley R. Morgan. Greenville. Tenn. Thomas H. Shields. Toledo, O. marry A. Steepie, SOutn CamQen, N. J. :. George Stok, Dekalb, III.
 Leighton F. Smith. Lebanon. Pa Joe R. Thompson, Augusta, Ga. James Umbrino. Jr.. New York. N. J. Charles F. Urbanack. Natrona Pa. | Lind Walters. Bryant. Ind. Prisoners-Not Previously Reported
 Missing It. Alexander M Roberts, Gulport. Miss.
 WOUNDED IN ACTIoN-DEGREE
 UNDETERMINED | It. Edward Hugh Brown, Philadel- ] phia, Pa. Privates
 John w. Adams, Wilkesbarre, Pa. Charles s. Almes. Apolla, Pa | Paul Brooks, Gatesville, Tex. | Doctor P. Carr, Haulka, Miss. Israel N. Charoux, Haverhill. Mass. Henry Fred Chubb, Bailey, Neb. Dewey Clark, Cedargrove, Ind. Bernard Cohen. New York. N. Y. Robert Collins, CraftonviI1e. Kv. Eugene Eldridge Cox, Indian Valley | Va. Thomas Mikelin Holt, Mebane, N. c. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED | IN ACTION- NOW REPORTED WOUNDED Lt Franklin A. Harwood. Richmond Va.
 PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
 IN ACTlON-NOW REPORTED
 WOUNDED Sgt. Irving $. Clair. Philadelphia, Pa