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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-07-28
WOMAN sooTLEGCSR
(From Tuesdays Daily

(From Tuesdays Daily
Senorita Carmen Galindo was ap-
pretended yesterday morning by Dep
uty Sheriffs Bowden. Patterson and
Houston at the Douglas passenger
depot and her trip from Rodeo to Bis
bee was interrupted, much to her sur
prise and Indignation. Had she not
been accompanied with twenty-four
pints of whiskey. she would have
gone on her way rejoicing. As it
was, she was arrested and the bot
tied liquid put in cold storage. The
fair Carmen will have TO explain to
his honor why she should not be
punished for breaking the law.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-07-28
HARRY 1. STEVENS
GUILTY OF MURDER

PRESCOTT. July 20.-Harry l..
Stevens was found guilty OF first
degree murder by jury here tonight
after a trial lasting two weeks. Stew.
ems was charged with the murder of
Robert Z. Miller The jury was out
20 minutes.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-07-28
HEART BALM OF $4,000
rs ASKED sY REAsoNovER

HEART BALM OF $4,000
IS ASKED sY REAsoNovER
A sort of an echo of the Johnson
store robbery several weeks ago.
when two women and two men were
alleged 10 have gone from Douglas in
an automobile and held up a mel
camille establishment at Johnson. in
this county. comes a complaint asains.
one of the owners OF the store from.
the husband of one OF the women
asking $4,000 as heart BALM for al
legged alienation OF his wi.es affec-
tons. The husband. who brought the
suit. was not connected with the rob
berry in any way. The suit was filed
in Tombstone today by Attorney 5.
" White. Of Douglas
The complaint is made by Thomas
Reasonoyer OF Cochise county against
Robert Mckay. who IS said to own
half interest in the store OF which
Ms. Reasonover Is accused OF help
ing rob
Ore rob5er Sentences
The -FOUR persons alleged to have
conia!tted me robnery we're bion'
dy Fitzgerald and wife. Frank WI
son and Mrs Minnie Re2sonover' Inc
latter still! IS IN Jail IN tombstone,
Mrs. Fitzgerald was set free withol;
trial. Fitzgerald was given sentence
OF two years but convincing the
parole board that he did not kno"
mat roooery was contemplated when
he drove the Others to Johnson ne
"lS paro.-ed wilson admitted MS
guilt ard i IL the peniteniiary al
Florence.
The robbers we're captured IN Z!
FaSo by Deputy sheriff Charles r.
Cross. after a good piece Of de;eo-
i've work. ciren preliminary hearings
before judge D T Dunlap az Douglas
and brourA; 70 Tombstone
says VIE Entioed Away
In his CONSTANT R,asonover saws
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
Personals,


Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodnight, OF
Morgantown, spent Thursday in the
city.
Miss Elizabeth Jones. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Jones. OF Front
street. is Ill OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. ]. n. Gaskins, Of Market street
has been quite Ill the past few days
Mrs. Joseph Dewitt and Mrs,
Howard Rice. Of Morgantown avenue
spent Thursday at Clarksburg.
Mrs. Dorsey PopIe spent the day
yesterday at the Hughes mine near
Gypsy.
MI. and Mrs. Lamar Malone, Of
Cochrane street, are moving to apart
ments in Fairmont avenue
Mrs. Brown and twin sons. OF To
ledo. O., are visiting Mr. and Mrs
william Keener, in Morgantown ave
nue..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
EAST SIDE
- NEWS -
neatE 81 Mia Mary Morris.

Miss Mary Morris, aged seventy
seven years, died Thursday morning
at three o'clock at the home Of her
nephew, William Morris, near Anita.
Miss Morris had been III only few
days her death being caused by pneu-
monia. She was the last surviving
member Of the Reese Morris family
and was highly respected and loved by
all who knew her. Funeral services
viii be held Saturday at Mt Pisgah
church, Monongalia county and inter
ment made In the Pisgah cemetery.
Several relatives from here will go
down for the funeral.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
Returned Here.

Luther Boston, who was in a sol
dfers' cantonment at Chtlltcothe, o..
for several months, has been trans
ferred here to assist in the work OF
the draft board. Mr.. Boston's many
friends in the city are giving him
hearty welcome.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
EamfIv ArrIWe.

Mrs. Charles Eddy and children have
arrived here from Brandon, Vermont,
and joined her husband. Rev. Charles
Eddy, the new pastor Of the Palatine
Baptist church. They have taken up
their residence in Leona Court.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
u,;,I y;.i+ husband.

Mrs. A. G. Springer. who has been
spending few weeks at her home
near Buckhannon. arrived here yester-
dav and left on the evening train for
Newport News, to visit her husband
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
In France.

Mrs. D. W. Toothman, OF Reeves
avenue, has received official Inforrna-
ton that her son, Lawrence Tooth
man. has arrived safely over seas Mr..
Toothman has been in the service for
some time and was a member Of the
18th Ammunition train before going
nvaT
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25

Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Spears motored
here from EIkins and spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Don
ahoe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
Ne,,,s from Husband.

Mrs. watson, Of Front street. has
received word that her husband, G. 4
Watson, chief mechanic OF Company
&. I13th Ammunition train, has made
4 safe arrival In France
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25

v,o 8 IA ne carpentry departtluleu1
ofs4he afpfane construction there.
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@rtnSeigenfnms=l lebertraaunac.

@uso $. gsolfe nllb 6ral an sun
Srteoman, @runoitiid an Ser Iurl6n.
StraBe, $40.
&iGiam Gbler ltno Ssruu m 8 W.
ane9 nno Srau Iarn Ypen
0runoltild in Ser @laoltouc abbitioa
$4,000.
@iuiam 8. 3i6elmann ulto Srau al
YerotnnnD Sroit. @rluoltiid on Ser Sc.
lalpdre StrnBe; $3.50.
Ioa .. 8rbant nil Saul 6. Steffle,
ltno e9arles 9. Steffler @ruuotiif IL
Der Slibolbilion, Der 3. Sbntder's Gure
pep; $3.50.
@iIiam g. 8olif uno Srau an @lios
Sgg. Grllnoitiif IN Dem gitD 8lod 6193;
$40 II. q.
9. 9. 3arrigm an Charles @roebs
ner, ale Grnnoftiide IN Den 9lods 24G7
1t1o 2476; $1,000.
g. 9. Stabl nno 6rau OIL @iuiou1
&eaermam. @rrnpitld in angeles Ser
race, $3.50.
emma 90. Smitb II. q. m @iuinn
Z. 8idter, @rlnoitiid an Der 2arebr
StraBe; $4,000.
Nu9uIt Sroboeie II. q. OH @oipors
Broboele, @rlnbltiid all Der @eIt s5olfs
itpn Ctr; 81 II. q.
Antonto Sdreiber Ii. q. IN Nrs. Wiuz
fn gl85ie SatlinL @rliloltiid i'm nellen
GitD 8lod 1874; $4,000.
S. @. @itr5 uno Sran an Hloolpf
3el1ert. @rlnoitiid I'M 8. Sbatder Sllr.
bep 81, $531 II. q.
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.Bie bod oas neltc 6ebdllbe perbel1
miro, lit nod nidlt mitgeteilt.
Die III Siio=Son Mntonio llell-
erboute offentlide Sd)1le miro am
/. Ge5ember Den ltnterridbt begin
l1eil. Sic &onitruftinnsfplten oe.
SdJulen beloufen iib> auf $50, 900
nno mnroen ourd cine 9ono-Musga=
be 5uiammengebrodt.
Sobn 5roft, $50 Soleoao Str,
teilte Der Yoli5ei nit oaB Elm ibm
geborigtss a,ttolirobil lpelGes ct anf
Dem alonto 0labe bate ltebclt laIien,
ON sSanastag abello geitobfen muroe.
Im Spnntog nadmittag Inn 2
l1br lit SRI. 6rdn5isfa Eallline
Streid in einem bieiigen 5oipitol
aus bent 2eber geibieoen. Die Ser
ltorbeue miro bon ibren Glterr, flint
8riibern u1o brei Sdnpeitern be-
trollerf.
SSlt eiller Solution, melhe am
Spnltug pormittag an Ser &rel13una
Der Eereibu 1lnb @aroen Strabe sspi=
i6en eiltem Iutompbil uno eiile.n
nit 9einogeft p~eriebenen Motorcpcla
ltattfonb, tpuroen oie Sl1iaIien Ser
lesteren Waihine ldnter3lid) perlett.
Sbre Namen iino: S. So. grmnin,
SSanles Hooeers, oeilen aSrall Minnle
unb ibr 4 Monate altes 8abp. 6ro.t
&obeers uno oas &trto laBen in Dem
geiipagen oes Motorepcle.
Ser Sun Mntonio Mlsiicul
Gllb miro an %. Nopenrber in,
gaaioal oes ct. Nutbonp @ptel ei@
men ooictorp ling" peranItalten.
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6rtit YrtIt ir seras: Moutag ,en is Noutmber 1918.

Sfft5iers @spirorten 1T bonn ariees.
miniIterium miteeteiIt, Dob Iie cnt-
lpeoer nit ebrenpouer gntlaliung
nad) Squire 5uriiffebren oocr bis sur
8ee1oiglllg tbres Glri Jus BORT blei-
ben fonnen. geur 20 bon Sen 5000
Iol1el lidJ fitr oie letterc alternotioa
erfldrt baben,
ariegsnimiitere 8ofer bot @oll-
perleur Sobbp mitgeteilt, oob Sic
orei in Seros refrntierten O,ili5 Sns
acknowledgements an einem nod,
ipdter 81 beltimrtenben Datum III
ben Gerbort0 Ser Gu~noesarnlee o1f,
gelonlmen merben.
SIN Mlter pnr IS sSabren iii
Nllguit 5oriter BON @olioo sur cpi=
gen Gube eingegdnger. gr binter-
ldBt mebrere &inber l1nb gnfel.
Sn Guero lit @. s. &onra,
Sobn oes friibereu Gounttpridters
So. &onig> i'm Sitter bon 81 Sobrerl
OF Ser Sungenent5iinoung geltorbcn.
ST miro opn ieiner @attin 2eno So
mig, geb. 9Dbl, aufs tieflte betraltert
SSn Ser Tabe bon Coins bel
Nell gronnfels lit &obert Goiabt in
Nlter bon 80 Sabren aus oem &C.
ben geid)iebett.
SSm Sitter Don 81 Sabren lit
6nrrp arltie bon Meu 9rounfe!s
nod MIR far8er aronfbeit geItorben.
Die geilesun9 fano auf Dem GontaI=
tomn 6rieobofe ltatt.
= 6rau gntilp 2oibe bon Godcala
it I'M Alter bon 20 Sabren sur Nll-
be eillgeeaugelt. Sic miro bon orei
Sob,ten n1b orei So6tern iiberlebt.
SSn ser Ndbe bon Beaumont
Itiir5ten an Somstag oie otf bern
ellington 5lngfeloe bci @ouiton lta-
tionierten 6lieeerleutnonts 6. %.
Sleete nno S. $. Barter ans ether
@obe BON etfpa 100 SuB ab ullo ar-
litten idunerslide, tpenm aud nidt
lebensgefdbrlid)e Ge~rlesungert.
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Wortiesung bon ser 1. Seite.)

WortfeBung bon Der 1. Seite.)
Milliunen fir Ieniipnen nnS 100.
900 W~tilipnen, I'M 3eritGrtes luieber
gersniteaen. InRerbem iullten 9entid),
LAMB mnb Seiterreid lire geiammte
SnnbelsHptte atsliefern.
Der emaliide Erem,ermlmilter
SlpDo=G eDrge, Der Sd|atamtsfamsler
Spiar Saau unb George %. Sarbes,
Vtitglieb bes aricasfabinets, ba6en
oet ssa9lfainpf fir Gariamcntsipab.
len tit Central Sail, @elmimitar
erOffnet. Slogbz8eoree iprad id
fir cine allgemeine @a6l aus, bnrdl
Die Elm neues Esarlamcnt eeluahlf
luerSe, meldles bic uple Mnturitat bes
@plfes biater iid babe, Sen Trieoea
absnidlllenem mnb Geformen bprsi=
1lebmen. Die Delegation STR SrieSens=
fonferens miiRten beitimmte Snirnf=
ttDneit lDabem, feline s6lanf djeds,"
oas lei rblanf u%onienie," 9i~efpnitrnf-
tlpnsarbeit miiHe getan iuerben. Gie
Nefrntirmnas Statiitif babe aeseiat,
oaf Der @eiunobeits5nitamb bes &ol-
fes Elm idledJter lei, nid)t iufolae
non Irnnt, iunberm non @ermadlali.
g,tns. Steiem 3nitanb miilIe 6eiui=
oere Mmfmerfiamfeit s~useluamot iuer=
ben. Die aanbibaten ser lest herr
1denSen aoalitiun miften ,uie6er ae=
tuablt iuerSen nnS sic Mrbeiter biirf=
ten iid nidt BON ser &palitiun Az
ritfsieben. Sm einem 8riefe an Sen
Sdakamtsfansler 8onar 2au, sen
Tiibrer Der ltniomilten, Iprad or
Iebnlides ans. Die @ertreter Der
aoalition, Die jett oas Gmber in SGm-
ben batten, miiften audi sic Hefon=
ltrnftionsarbeit TIM. Sn gesma amf
Srlano iprad er iid fir Some-Hmle,
NIT Ynsidlmk Ser ieds nDrolide.l
Counties (ltliter), ans, Man babe
es III anberer @eiie perindt, fSnne
oamit aber nidlt snm 3iel fummen.
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Snfanb..

0ie Staaten 2olilianu, Millil-
lippt, Mlabamo, Senneiiee, Seros II.
Irtanias boben Der 8unoesregieruna
ell areal BON ca. 100000 Ader
2ano. fir Die InlieOlung entlaiiener
Solooten 5ltnt 4auf argeboten.
3mlld]en 1900 meiBen ur6 for
blgell NIngelteuten Der do 9iforu
EilperIabrif BEL 9taibpiae, Seln., iii
es Satnstag nad)t 81 einem Mloi-
letfarnpf g%efommen, in Dem piele
2eute nerruunbet murben, 81 9ei!-
lrehnner afl ser 9ieienfeilerei iino Der
baftet morben. 0as furdJtbare 9ano-
gentenge falto auf einent aus pier
5ebn @agen 5tiammeilgeiesten 81
ienbabn5lge, Der Die Irbeiter naG]
Der Staot snriidbrilleen iolte, ltatt
II. muroe oaourd) p%eruriadt, ooB Sic
@eiBen Die Neger aus eiltem Der fir
lie reierpierten @agen treiben moi.
ten. 0as SllIlere mebrerer 8aaeil
iou fu5 nno fleiu seld)laeen fem.
Die @ieoermfnabme ser @r.
beiten an BoItoffice- uto anoerell
8unoesgebouOen, ipeld]e icit DECENT.
Ter |. IS. eingeiteat muroefL lit pom
Sdabamtsiefretdr Mcslooo anaeorc.
net poroen.
Den observation-disclosures
Feblt I'M segenipartigen Senat eine
Gimme, Inn oas Srallenltimmredts.
9menoenleut our 9unoesoerfoilung
in oieiem &ongreb CUR Mnnabme al
hringcn. @elingt ibnen hos in Ste.
iem &ongreB nidt, Damn mllB aud
I'M 9auic nod einmal iiber oas
ENHANCEMENT abgeitimntt meroen.
8iaiam 8. Barr, Der Yraii-
Dent Der Imeriean 5olu1bers 9(lIo-
c%iation> bon Dem Dor Gur5em berid1-
tet mnr0e, oaB Ell erfldrt batte, oic
Irbeitslobne miiBten mad oem &rie-
&c nerringert ulb Die Mrbeits5cit
~uerldngert weroerL morahf oonji
Satnuel @empers anfiiuoigte, DAB
lid Die organiiierte grbeiteridoft ell
lteln lold]en Beginner nufs Gntid)ie-
oenite mioericsen tuerbe, erflart iest,
@ontpers babe i'm faliG ~eitiert uno
ieine geuBerungen faIld 6argeiteIt.
Die arf elmer einiamen 5arnl
81 Der 9edbe bon Cairo, ST., pobnen.
Dc 6amilie Mortimer muroe nnl
8reitae abenb BON einem llnbefame.
ten 9l%ttentater ilberfauen ullo nit ci-
mem fclllenartigen @idorp-&niippe
fnrftbar 5ugerihtet. Der Mfalll
itarb, obne mieoer gum 8enuBtiein
gefonmen 81 iein. Sir Die Srau mo
Die t3-iabrige Sohter ioa MIR &c
ringe &offnltng norbanoen ieili. Ga
Die 6amilie in iebr 1rnliden Ser
~b0ltniiien lebte, lit nid,t an5lrnebmen,
Dab Iau6 oos @otip 81 ser furd)t-
barren Eat mar.
aus Stem Yorf miro mitge.
teilt, ooB nod $t24,999,O50 an Dem
q@or @orf" 6ono febleit. Gieier
Gieienbetro9 ioa IN Sen ndditen orei
Sogen 5lrlammengebrudt meroen.
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GDttpnIamen. Yru6mfte.
m.Eru0nffe.

Gan Mntonio, IS. Iopefnber, 1915
Urine @ruoe Cotton Seeo Oil. S1.31.
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Cotton.

GDtt0m.
Gan Antonio. be1tte 28H Gents.
@alpeton, geitern feline 8orie.
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Segas

Saihllcl @ompers, Ser Yriili.
bent Der uImerican 6eosration 81
9abpr," bot in 2arebo erfIGrt feline
Sobnreouftiou ulo feline Gerlartae-
rl1llg Der arbeits5eit nod Dem &riege
meroe BON Der orgnniiierten Mrbel1
obne idmereH aantpf arlgerlolnrnel
mer0en.
Iuf Der internotionalel 4rhct=
terfonuention in 9arebo bat man
cine SSiternationale Mrbeiterz Union,
ore ale lateiniI1en 9dnoar einifIie.
Ben iol, gegriinoet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ben 8
Hiee, Ser lesten 9onnerstaa meqcll
aranfbeit 5liriidgetreten NOR, lit ON
Samstag in Muffin I'M Sitter Don 66
Sahren g%eItorben.
Die 8efpobner bon Saflon
Gollntp beablibtigen oen i'm aricaa
gefaaenen SolOaten in gbna Elm
9enfmaI 81 errihten.
Inf 3eauiiitiou oes Sberiffs
Don Gofe County muroen in gaQiu-
ger 5pei Mdnner, melAe I'M Der
oadJt itcbeil, 5ebn Sferoe geltoblen 3rl
BADEN, perbaftet. Die 9ferbe, welmq
Die Seroobtigen nit iid) fiiDrten,
nuroen nit 9elflae belegt.
Gin I'M Dienlt Der Murine-Ger.
iualtung itebenbes YatroniGen-goo.
purOe am Somstog in Der 9tabe pen
COLLECTION onrd) eillen ploblldelt
8inoltoB u%mgefporfen. Die Marm=
lflaft fonnte iid retten.
Sn 2arebn tit Ger 52=j1hrige
Staotmorid)aa Wi. 9. genupioes Ell
mem Slingenleioen erlegen. Ser Ser
itorbelie batte cine Insaft 6%ffentli=
dcraemter befleioet unb am ipauiiG=
anerifailiiden &riege teileenonmen.
Die @encraloumolti6aft in
Nuitin bat Sic Gijenbabnen lino oe-
ren Igenten abernals barouf alf-
merfiam gemad)t, Dab Der transport
geiitiger @etranfe innerbalb Der
@ren3en Des Staates Seras als @ec-
breben ~eeabnoet miro. Nur fir re
ligioie, Dhienihaftlihe ooer gemerb-
lide 3wefe oiirfen Spirituoieil elm
gefiibrt merben.
Nus &crrpiae miro gemelDet,
baB Der Gerianot Der IN Met Seras
proou5icrten 3iegcn oocr Mobair-
8olle fir oieie Saiion beerlbet lit.
Snl Sanger murben $4,000 Yfuuo
fiir $S25,000 perfauft, mas Sen nod
lie cr5ielten 0urdihnittSpreis BON
Soc pro Efnno eraiebt,
8as in Seras gebaute .Sol;-
id)iff Bone Star" lit anl Samstag
als Dem Safen bon @alpelton nit
| einer Saoung S6wefclfies nod 9tcm
Dorf obgefabren.
Gie @anoelsfammer bon Sal
pelton bat BEL Der Wilitdruerfpaltnng
oas Griltden geltellt, oaB oie aus
| 5ranfreid 5uriidfebrenoen 3ruppen,
melde ans 9eros mo oen iiioipeit.
| lid)en Staaten ltomlnen, in @alee.
ton eelanoet weroen.
Sn Orange iilo 3reitag INA
! Samstag innerbalb zines 3eitrau-
mes bon 30 Stunoen ileitlr 3on re.
| gen gefallen. Die gan5e 8egeno III
inter @aiier geiebt uto betrGftll.
| der Shaoen ioa i'll ben Heisfeloerr
ongeridtet fem.
/ DDS Grefutipfomite Der Sdaf
lnto 3iegen5iid)ter Gereinigltng Dor
5eras bdlt am 81. 8. Wfts. cine Git.
sung in Sunctiun aimble COUNTY,
a6. Die giirger BON Sanction beot.
lld)tigeil, Die 9eirdJer ourd &eran
ltalting zines groBen gorbectes 81
ebrcn.
Pie teraniide oSigbtpap Com
MILTON lit benofridtigt moroelt
oab ole sroBe 9onoention Ser Som
miiiionen idmmtlider Staaten mcl
DIE ON 2. DECEMBER in Gbicogo be
ginnen ioEte, Bis gum 9. 9e5embcl
pcriGoben lit.
- Den I'M Offi3iers Snitruttions
lager BEL @oeo itotionierteu 60O(
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Gentle.

San Antonio, Is. Nobember, 191S.-
%aartpffeln. @al, 1925.
SltBfartoffeln, Gam. $4.75.
3lpiebeln, California 8bite, $500;
California Deuop, 1925.
Somaten, Gal, $3.50.
8obncn. COLORADO. 8into. pet Bin.
1915 California 8npois, per efpt.,
5000; Yinfs, $3.50; Gina, S14.5O
Napb: $1,000; Sladepes, $500.
6rilde Striag Beans, $3.50 Ii. S2.75.
&ohl, 1926 uno $3.50 oer 100 9fp.
8ril1er 9feffer, $1.00 Der SuIdel.
Naotesden, SOC per 9bb. @iinoel.
ReerrtittaeB ursein per Hfb. i2la.
@ilrfen. 90c per 9bo.
@rbien, Der fleiner Crate. $500.
8eeten, $3.50 per 100 8flinb.
aopflalat. $500 unb 1925 per Crate.
8eteriilie. Doc per 0bo. s8iinsel.
Yfirltde. $1.65 rno $1.T5 per Crate.
@elbe @ur5eln. $500 per 100 &fb.
@ierpfldn5en, $3.50 pet @nideI.
9ilben. $500 per 100 1fnuS.
Squaib, $3.50 per 8ufheI.
Ganteloupes. 81 so.
Sptrmt, $1.75 per Camper.
65riine grbfen. $500 per Samn,s
9elerie, Colorado, 90c uno $1.00 ser
grate.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

s. 9pfitetter uio Strait an 0uloa Z
etatn @rllnoitilf i'll IaOeliue Serracc
$4,000.
u. 9. Selp an Iler uno Bertha Gilt,
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rem an @trs. 2allrp 6. Same, @riruo.
ltiid III Der 8obroiuelsfi uuo Stierer
T6bition; 5000.
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eral publication. 1t shows a bronze
tablet with has relief of the martyr
ed president, the quotation from his
Gettysburg address: $50 that govern
ment by the people, of the people
shall not perish from the earth. y
The words BUY Liberty Bonds" have
been added.
Halt the Hun" is the watchword
proclaimed by another poster show
ing stalwart American soldier smit-
ing the helmeted figure of the enemy
about to seize crouching woman
with her child. Henry Raleigh drew
the design in crayon, with buff back
ground streaked with red flames.
The figure of little girl clasping
Liberty Bond to her breast, adorns
one of the posters with this subscrip-
ton: my Daddy Bought Me a Gov
eminent Bond Third Liberty Bond
Did Yours?" Publicity directors OF
the loan regard it as one of the most
appealing of their entire collection.
An agricultural poster depicts a
farmer lad in khaki bidding farewell
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-10

to is father, saying; Goodbye, Dad,
I'm Off for Old Glory. You Buy U. S.
Government Bonds"
independence Hall is shown on one
poster, with the historic liberty bell
il corner Ring It Again, Buy u
6 Government Bends" is the inscrip-
ton.
He-bo Paus has contributed anoth-
er lie soldier designs. showing a
group of fighting men climbing over
the trench to, with the subscription:
ITO Make the World a Decent Place
to Live In" The dark figures are
silhouetted against lurid sky.
For billboards, the publicity manager
has arranged huge design of SOL
der asleep, with No-Man's Land in
the distance, and above him in a Wig
nette the embodiment Of his dreams
Of victory-cheering troops marching
homeward Make His Dreams Come
True" the poster breaches. Buy u.
S. Government Bonds Third Liberty
Loan"
Anoter poster portrays child at
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his mothers knee, praying for the
safety of his brother in France, In
these words:
Now l lay me down to sleep.
/ pray the Lord my soul to keep.
God bless my brother gone to war,
Across the seas, in France so far
Oh, may he fight for Liberty,
Save millions more than little me
From cruel fates or ruthless blast,
And bring him safely home at last
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Alcazar Monday.

Pauline Frederick, in her latest Par
amount photo play which is appearing
on Monday at the Alcazar theatre,
plays one of the most complicated and
difficult roles in her entire career. This
is the part of Courtney Vaughan, in
1.-THE Hungry Heart, from the novel
OF the same name by David Graham
Phillips, which was one of the "six
best sellers" several years ago when it
was first published