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The comn1an nder of every troop traln is supplied with list Of the towns where Red Cross canteens have been organized, and he is instructed to wire ahead for any service that cahteeh can give. The organization of can teen consists of d chairman and committee of at least 10 members. Ar fangements are made beforehand for the preparation of coffee and sand wiehes in large quantities on snort notice and their transportation to the station. The average troop train of 500 men will require 60 gallons of col fee. Fruit, cigarettes, etc, are also distributed. Hot coffee is always most acceptable Although supplied With the army travel ration, it Is often lm- possible to provide every troop train with cooking facilities, in which case hot coffee is greatly appreciated by the men.
 If troop train commander tinds that. owing to delay. his food supply is exhausted, he will wire his require mcnts to a canteen and they will uSt their organization to supply his needs. Tn case of serious illness demanding immediate attention. the canteen Will have an ambulance at the station to remove the man to hospital without delay. This service has already beep tte means of saving the life of more than one of our boys.
 Postal cards are distributed to the men to write home This little attep- ton is much appreciated by them, as the troops are often not allowed to leave the train.
 Innumerable letters are received showing the gratitude of the boys for
The Huttig news., 1918-03-09

the fayors they have received from the Red Cross canteens all over the country, all of which makes them feel that somebody is interested in their welfare, and does much to cheer and encourage them.
 The personal touch Of the Red Cross worker is an important factor in main taining the spirit of the troops, and this is an important duty of the Red Cross.
 Too much cannot be said Of the splendid enthusiasm that the women of the whole country have shown in ] this work When they have been called upon they have responded. whether day or night It Is service | that all women will be glad to render to our boys who are giving so much. That it's worth while on has but to read the letters from the men. l quote but one:
 "On our arrival at M we wefs rendered most hearty reception by the Red Cross. Their kindness in serv ing us with hot coffee and sandwiches left an impression upon the boys that will never be forgotten. We cherish not only the worth of such gift. but more than that the fact that the whole nation is interested in our welfare.
 We welcome the organization of Red Cross canteen along any main railroad line, and the undersigned will be glad to furnish information as to just what duties may be expected ef them CHARLES P. PETTUS.
 western Division American Red
 Cross, 1917 Railway Exchange Building. St. Louis. Mo.
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MACHINE GUNNER SERVING IN FRAYCE
CHAPTER l..
From Multi to Khaki.

It was in an office in Jersey City. l was sitting at my desk talking to a lieutenant of the Jersey National Guard. On the wall was a big war map decorated with variously eoored little flags showing the position of the opposing armies on the western front in France. In front of me on the desk lay New York paper with big fiaring headlines:
 LusITANiA SUNK AMERICAN
 LIVES LoSTl
 The windows were open and feel ing of spring pervaded the air. Through the open windows came the strains of hurdy-gurdy playing in the street-'T Didn't Raise My Boy to Be Soldier"
 "Lusitania Sunk American Lives Lost !"-"I Didn't Raise My Boy to Be q Soldier" To us these did not seem to jibe.
 The lieutenant In silence opened one of the lower drawers of his desk and took from 1t an American flag which he soiemnly draped over the war map on the wall. Then, turning to me with a grim face, said:
 "How about 1t, sergeant? You had better get out the muster roll of the Mounted Scouts, as I think they will be needed in the course of few days"
 We busied ourselves till late in the evening writing out emergency tele- grams for the men to report when the call should come from Washington. Then we went home.
 1 crossed over to New York, and as l went up Fulton street to take the subway to Brooklyn, the lights in the tall buildings of New York seemed to be burning brighter than usual, as if they, too, had read "Lusitania Sunk American Lives Losti" They seemed to be glowing with anger and righteous Indignation and their rays wigwagged the message, Repay" ?"
 Months passed, the telegrams lying handy but covered with dust. Then, one momentous morning the lieutenant with a sigh of disgust removed the flag from the war map and returned
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Boxwood Is Expensive.

The most expensive wood in the world is said to be the boxwood. in, ported from Turkey for the use of en- gravcrs. The cost ranges from i cents Il square Inch up to 10 cents square inch for the best grade An ordinary wagonload of boxwoot would cost many thousands oe dollars.
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mars Apout All.

Pandora was an extraordinary crea- ture. Every young woman is. She will still. however, young woman that is to say, mixture of timidity and boldness, of prudery and shame leSsness of divine kindness and cold cruelty of NouthfulnesS. and especially of profound knowledge and abysmal ignorance Exchange.
The Huttig news., 1918-03-09
ALWAYS ON HAND,

''Do you claim any permanent cure at this health resort :"
 "Oh, yes we've got the same man. icure we always had"
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A PROOF TO THE CONTRARY

"Electricity was not wei known to the ancients."
 "Why wasn't 1t? Didn't Noah have arc lights?"
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M9 WHAT THE f nl RED CROSS
 M IS DOING AND WHAT YOU CAN DO


 
  der of every trains unavoidable bodies
  of the Array and service the undprta
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ton bic foIgeroen 8enmten fir Dos
nadite @eihaftsiabr ermdblt. Us. G.
9uflep, @pulton, Yraiioent sc. s.
9rioges, Eaplor, /. @i5epraiioent
Mobert S. 2ogair, Sort @ortb, 9.
gi5epraiioent; 9ape Sranfs, Dallas,
3. @i5epraiioent; 8obert S. Cohen,
@aIpeiton, Sefretar uno Sbasmei'
tier; Ben &. 8eber, San Mntonio,
nno @. $. @ation gpler, Oirefto-
rett.
Jradtmagen fonnen an Der
6oniton StrnBe ioDie OH Der Cont
MERGE Strnbe belaOen un0 entlaoen
meroen boh muB bas 10 fdnea mic
moglib geldebeit.
Die MiIitarperpdltltng bot fin
oie inn lesten Sabre nnaefauften
Gferoe bnrdifnittlih $149.97 pro
Stiid be5ablt uno Die &emontezanm
miliionen angelpielen, in oieiem Sab
re e%benfalls ni6t mebr 81 6e5abien.
- Gom 1. Mdr5 an miro ben Sol-
oaten bon Camp Srabis perboter
peroer, irgeno ein 9otel, 8eitanrant.
See Cream Yarlor, SoOamalierItano,
8arbicrlaoen uim. in 9erar Gonnip
su betretefL menn Die betreffenoen
Rofale nid)t ein pom glinoes- @eiinnDs
beitsamt ausgeitelltes 3ertififat por'
meilen fomnen. 9ieie 3ertififate MGR
oen MIR oclienigen @eibaftsleuter
ausgeitelt, melde alien bon Dem Sc
iunobeitsamte allfgelteaten @eroro-
nilngen nad)fommen.
ssn elmer 2oliiion, peld)e 5ni-
iden einem nit einem 8eimagen Der,
icbenen Moforcpelc unb einem Miili,
t1rolttomobiI i'm &ellp sSielo itatt
failo, murbe Ser I'M Yeimagen fal.
renoe Sergeant Her 8. SsDalo Der
art perlett, BOB er einige Stnnoen
lpater i'm Soipital perihieo.
Ger i'm Camp Stanlep als SSn,
Itrnftor angeitellte aapitan .5arrp u.
Seebobn muroe ourf ole erploiirn
eires Sbrapnell Climbers idDer per.
lebt. Cine mittels Stroblen
angeltelte llnterilidpullg bat ereeben,
aaB er einen Sddoelbriid erlittcn
bot mno mebrere @ebirniplitter auf
eas @ebirn briiden. Der 2eutnant
9iggs, Scr neben Seebobn itanh,
muroe idmer i'm @elidt p%erbrannt.
Der Solont gnif Gernod) Gus
Eerrel lit I'M Camp Srapis on Der
@enidltarre (Spinal Meningitis) 9e=
itorberr.
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Gus Ser Stabtbaae.

Mnaebote tperoen bis gum %. Je-
a5rliar fir Die Hflaiterung Der Sole
soao StraBe BON Der @ouiton Strabe
sis sur Moin Npeniie ei~ngeforoert
Die ginla6ung Der Columbus Hlt-
ter eur EeiInabme an Der Seier bon
8aibingtons @eburtstag miro ai1ge=
llommen. Mngebote ueroen eiage-
foroert fir Den gnit zines Mbfal=Se-
potts in Ser 9ogales StraBe. Die
SllnIet gabn erbalt Grlaubnis, fir
oie 0auer oes arieges III Ser Mes
quite StraBe Seiteitgeleile 81 legen.
IS iueroen Angebote eingefproert fir
Oie 2ieferung BON pier geidlollelten
Abfaamagen. Die Yetition Der Nns
mobner BON auincp StraBe uno Bal
fimore Mpenlie nm cine eleftrIld)e
sumpe miro abgemieieu, neil Die
StraBe binreideno beIeud)tet lit. @
%. Se6r meroen $t50.S4 mlsbeSablt
fir Den galt BON Seitenpesen IN Der
Oa0en StraBe.
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SSormer 8ilie @raBboff ouf ser
5Sarm leiner S1mdgerin Otto @roB=
boff ourd orei &epolperidiiiie geto=
tet. Charles Nolenaller, Der 9rltoer
Ser 6ralt Otto @raBboff, Itellte iid)
Sen geboroen. Ser @etotete binter-
ldbt cine Srau ullo Sinner.
Gin s.. M. 8rolpne BON San
Mntonio ~geborigeS Nlttomobil, mel
DIES Dor einigen Sagen geltoblen NOR,
muroe BON einent @aroge1lbeliber III
@on5ales ioentifi5iert uno Dem Spit
bl1ben obgetrieben. 9ronn bate fir
oie @ieoererlangung Ser Waifine
cine gelobnung BON $50 ausgelest.
= Die 2ebrerin Srolt &anb in Sir
toria Gountp, tpelde ruegen ~abfaligcr
9ritif Yrd1ioent @ilions iopie lln=
potriotii6er MeltBerungeu neulih
nerboftet muroe, lit gegen Stelllng
bon $4,000 9iirgidaft porldnfig an
freien SUB geiest moroert.
SS1t eagle SAB purben Die Me=
%rifa1er Hurnon Stores uno SanItillo
Stores, melbe babel erpiid)t m1roen,
ols Tie 3llder iiber Sen Gio @ranoe
nod, Merifo i6muggeln mollten per-
baftet unlo unter ie $500 giirgidaft
geltellt. 8eioe Gerbaftete Iino Droidl=
fenfntlber. Sic batten Die SOFTER
aus ibren Sitfiiien geriilen nno ie-
oes Derielben nit ltngefabr so Efuno
3uder gefiiat.
= Sn Beaumont mrtroe Elm Nm
itrei6er namens 81. s. 2npler per-
baftet, mel6er beiduloigt miro, ben
Gboltffeltr @np @aters am Z. Sali
I. IS. in Ser Nabe BON Soniton &C.
totet 81 baben.
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seras
Nurns Nospital 6ll

SIN Burns &ospital 81 Guero
brad 3euer aus, mel6es ourd
pronlptes gingreifen Der 6elerwebr
altf ben Naum, in Dem es entltano,
beifrGnft muroc. @ie geiagt miro,
muroe Der Brand ourd elm eleftri
ides giigeleiien peruriad)t, meld)es
cine unporiidtige Berion bel Seite
geltellt hattie, obne ben eleftriIden
Strom ah5mitellen.
Ger 6lieeeritioent 9oualo M.
8leaion, Der aus Delhi, u. y. ltamiil-
te uno auf Dem ellington 6lllgfelOe
bel Soulton ~ltationiert mar, ~ltiir5te III
Der NGbe BON Geras 9itp NIT einem
stcroplon ans elmer Sobe BON 200
SUP ab. Ser Wamn, bellen 2orper
firht6ar peritiimmelt mor, iullroe all-
genblidlid getotet uno Die Stigma
lhine total oeinoliert. Mud poa
Sort @ortb miro abernials elm lin
gliifsfnl eemeloet. Sier Itiir5te Der
~fanaoiide 6lugfaoett Glifforo Wure
rap ab ltnb blieb tot ailf Dem Blase.
ssn Der Nabe BON S~repbnrg,
5npette Gountp, mnroe Der inngc
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MIIerIei.
PHI Dem aeQn sSie

sluf Dem aeap JielO weroen
, gegenm1rtig 5tpei neue erfinonn.
aen probiert, tpeIhe fir Die ariegs-
Aeroplaic BON groBter 8idtigfciI
lein loaen. Die cine Grfinonng, DIE
Saucritoffmasfe, befabi9t Die quit
ihiffcr irgeno cine beliebi9e 3eit III
Der foloIIalen 9obe BON flint Neilen
sI pcrueilen, Die anoere lit Elm orobt
Ioicr 9elegrapben apparat, NIT oeni
fman pom einem geroplan nah Dem
sulDern ODER aud nah Der eroe 81
telegropbieren fam.
9nf 8eranIaiiung Der 6anoels-
fontincr berniibt iih aongreBmanl
Slapoen beim 2anomirtlhafts De-
partement in 8afbinston, oaB unfsre
5toot ais 3entralitele fir Die Ser
teilllna oes Santfornes, meld)es ben
Esarmern pom Der Hegierung 5unt
Soitenpreiie iiberlaIlen meroen loa,
nuserfehen miro.
Die groBe 8dIberei inl Gan.p
Grapis geniigt ben Anforoeritngen
nidt mebr nno ioa Oesbalb uergro.
cert mer0en.
George 2ittler, Der goriisenoe
Der Milhfarmer : 8ereinigung teilf
init, oaB pom Staate SiiosGarolina
aenug 5utternebl be5ogen weroell
fanIl, Inn Die MiildfIbe I'M Der llnl-
uegeno BON San Intonio lolatge in
outem 3n5tano balten 81 fonnen, bis
qeniigeno grimes 8ras genadien lit.
Gin lunger Ncnidl periudt9
am Wittmod einem i'm Gountp.@e
fdnenis inbaftierten Wanne 5pei fei.
ne Gtablidgen in elmer Sdadtel nit
Streidbol5ern 5u8ulteden. Die tibet
auad)enocn geamtelt entoedten ois
Sdgen uno Der innge 8efreier mur.
De aleiAfdlls eingelodf.
Iaen feinbliden G~usl1noern II
9erar Gountp, melde iid) baben regi
I~trieren lafien, meroen oenlnddii
Soentifi5ier1mgs aarten 5ugeififi
1peroen.
Die teraniiden Sdubbdnolci
Doben an lebteu Gage ibrer aonpen.
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msii6ertrasnngen.

George 6. Sallr an Charles af. Gain,
8rlrnoitiif on Der Sim ulo Moore Ctr.
$S32.50.
Gus. gorpabl on g. $. 9reibroot,
@rl1npitiid in Berlin 5eigbts; SO II. q.
S. 6. 9ingmal Oil Gus. Sorpahl,
@rnnbitiif in 8alm 6eigbts; $1,000.
Ghnrles 6. Dillon uno Srml All Mrltie
sc. G6riitopber, @rinoiiid IN SAT-
Ginglelppno, Srltar nnb Moore StraBen;
IS Ii. q.
81. genoleton unb Sral an alberi
Srnnf, 8rinbitmd in Nlamo 9eia6ts
$3.50.
Sam Srie0mnn unb Sran an d. g. 6.
@nrualb, @runoitiid IN Iarlboroitgl
Ylnce; S $500.
6. q. Goipelt aa George 6. Snir,
@rrnbitiid in Mlnmo 5eiabts; $3.50.
M. 6. Hnder an Gus. Bimbel, @rnnDz
it'd in Ser 2afebiefp gooition, 5000.
gmilie 6erbberg, 0urd Impalt, S. :.
@roos. an 8. 8. 6ilper, Grrnoftitd iit
nenen 9Th 8lod 3098.
M. 6. 2nngfuortb an Us. 8. aeilman,
BrunoItiif in grodett Seigbts; $500.
g. e. &eilman lt1lb Sram dn SO. ..
aeilinan. @rlnbltiid in 9nrlanodle;
goluiu Meurin ii. q. an SrieoO Meal,
8rnnbitiid in Der Snieba Zeal Snrpeg
80; $75.
s. 6. @rab on 90. @olf, @rrmoltiid
on Der Wariba1 StrnBe; $2415.
San Grlanbnisideine.
@lpira @ogel, @o6nbals, Sra Iperue ;
$4,000.
@. 81. gobman, 8obnbalts, oafepielp
Ipenue; $500.
8ranf 8eioen. ilelie Srpht. @eit Cont
meree StraBe; 500.
sSranf Menser. 3inner unb 8ord),
2elpis StraBe; $500.
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ten benz Gun Der Mutter. Iuf einem
|Gtuble Inaen @elm nno Sdbel oes
Ierltorbenen, Die onnfle Srauenae'
Italt betradtete bitter l@inneno lelle
gbrenseid)en, Die ben Sarg oes Sfft'
siers aeldmiidt batten, Damn g1llg
ploslih elm 8anten onrd] Die bobe
@eItalt, lie lanf in Die aniee Dor le-
mem Stubl uno legte Die Irme INN
Den al1nsenoen Selm; mie liebfoleno
Eihmieate iid lire @anae an ben tal'
ten Stabl, nno elm bitterlibes Wel=
men lfol burb bas ltine 8emot NJ
CT mar ibr Spiefad) g%eitorben.
Charlotte 5og mid leiie urlo baltle
binous. vSie bari nibt pilien, Dob
on lie geieben bait"
.SommIt ou nift einnol 81 Tante
gbitb?" bat i1 %flebentlid.
uSpbalo i) mid itarf genug filble,,
lett lab MIDI" erpioerte lie uno be-
oann Die Sreppe in ben untern Stof
binab5ltltelgef.
u@iaIt on in Den 9loitergarten2"
fragte id; lie nidte, uno 10 manoertcn
mir ldmeigeno ourd) feline itiaen 8dn-
ge, aber nte onoers ols ionlt.
Damn Itano Charlotte ploslid IT'LL
uno griff baitig NIT beioen Sanocll
in oas eutlaubte @ebiiid, aus oem
gIeihpobl nod 5abloIe ipate @inoeit-
Bitten leudteten, als miiiIe lie lid)
feithalten.
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NsdrftsS ertctf.
guHon.
Cotton.
Snn s(ntouio, 80 Gents.
@alpeIton, eeitern 1915 Gents.

Cotton.
Sm Mnfonio, 80 Gents.
@alpelton, eeltern 30.75 Gents.
EpffDnTa men.Eruonfte.
Gan antonio, Ser, Is. Sebr. 1918
Erime CRUDE Cotton SEED Oil $1.31.
Geuts per 6nIlDne-
Snrm.TrDbmfte.
San glntonio, Ser, Is. Sebr. 1918.
Butter 29c-4Oc per 8iunb
Ger (nir friide) SO. /. .4oe per 9so-
Siihner ...... 26c per Sf0.
Surfens ..26c per Sfuno
Reisen 1890. $3.50 per gnf1eI
@orn .......... 1926 per 8uifei
Snfer -. -. ..$1.10 per 8nfhel
Sen -. $500 per Sonne
Uemiit.
Seortoffeln, ueiie, &c per Bflino;
California, SO. 90 Der 100 8funo; Goloz
raoo $2.5 0 Der 100 Yfnno.
GiiBfartnffeln, Gam. $3.50 uno $3.50.
3piebeln, Gal, @bite Globe. $500;
Gal. 8clbe, 1915 per Crate; @rilne.
per Sbb. e8iinbel. SOC.
@obnen, COLORADO, Rinto. per BID.
9.5Oc, California 8apous. per ctpt
$1,000; Yinfs, $1,000; Gina. $500
Nnbn, $500; 8lndebe5, $11.00; Hpnlo
Green, per 8uidjel 6nnnpers, $3.50.
Spmaten, faIiforn., $3.50 per Crate.
&obl, $3.50 per 100 Yfutlb.
@riiner Bfeffer, 81. 80 uno $500 per
BnIdef.
Hnoiesd,en, SOC per 9bo. 8iuoeI.
Spinnt. Toe per 8rfdeI.
Crime @rbfen, $500 Der Camper.
geeten, $3.50 per 100 1fino.
ReerretftqsB ursein. per Sfo. 1gL
Bnrfen. per Crate. $500.
GeIerie, 90c un6 $1.00 per 9ukeno.
BeterSiIie, 40c per Gtb. sBiitoel.
Gierpfldn5en, $3.50 per 8uIdJel.
Wnidlel.
aopffaldt, Cal, $2.75 per Crate.
@e[be Brr5elu, $3.50 per 100 Gfuilo.
Sqrnib, Der NnfhI, Sits.
Ora, elm orittel 8uihet. $f25.
Hiiben. $500 per 100 BfluIo.
Siee Narft.
Gan Intonio, Ser, 10. Se6r. 1915
aiibe. 1925 bis $685..
aGl6er, $3.50 biz $500.
8uqen, $3.50 Bis $3.50.
S6ien, $3.50 bis $11.10.
ct. Qoni5, Is. Sebr. 1918. - Minoz
bieh. Seras : 0ieh. 1918 Biz $1,000.
Sdipcine, $1,000 bis $3.50.
Seize.
@eial5ene Sdute ........15c per Bio.
Srodene Sdute .........2 zoe Der Rfb.
Crime 6dlite .......... f2e per Rfo.
GGnfe
suoora. Sieaen befhdoint -. < 81
bolt unb 5u&s ........ -. 10 Efs
0naorns Sieaen. per Bfo. ......1o sfs
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L.okdIes.
Babrideinlides @etter.

sir Can Mntonio uno ltmgegeno:
Sraite abeno nnbeitanoig uno fdlter,
5onnabeno beoeft.
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Son i~enieits Der Maner Hang cine
friid)e RnabenItimme beriiber:
9a fog elm piloer SSalfe
Sod iiber mid oabin,
Salf', ifuult on meinen @ieblteit,
Sag ibm, treu mar mein Sinn.
$50 gihen iteben uno Sudden,
9a bliibt milo Hosiein rot;
llno ion i'd oi6 niht lieben,
60 grant i'd mid 81 Coz.
9a rolten audi iiber ibre @angen
DIE eriten ifueren Srdnen. .9omm,s
bat lie, It'd min SIT Sante Goth"
(Sortiesuna folgt.)
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u@laaben Sic, oaB cine flalji-
ihe gr5iebung einem Manne ettuas
biIft2"
r@efuiBi gr oereiBt feline eigenen
Sorgen, iuenu er beoenft, mas Die
@rieden uno 8omer ales ourd,ma-
den miiBten, ebe iie flaiIifd, tuuroen.
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Die 5amilie 6oltrup in Gen
Den bat in orei uno balb Sabren bier.
mai 3miIlinse gebabt.
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Woberncr Ndh : Ilnterridt. 3;irSfueis
ben, anprobieren unb Ndben aelebrf.
Sdulerinfen MAIDEN i6re eiaeneiI aleis
Der. ipdbreno Tie lernen. Wir lpreden
9entfd. sSbc Msberm Sresmatfua
Sfpci", 504 8areen Ctr, Gan gutos
MO. Serns.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-18
high SCHOOL RIFLES SOON.

Advices have been received here
that the Bisbee High School Cadets
viii soon ~ supplied with their safe
" first rifles. The office Of the adju-
tant general has ordered 1900 cadet
ifles for use in the high schools Of
the state To al outward appearances
they are regular army rifles. The man
ipulatiOn Of them is precisely the same
IS that OF the service rifle IN TO the
point of shooting where all similarity
ends. The rifles have the same weight
and the same balance for drilling pur-
poses are sufficient.
But they VIII not shoot and cannot
shoot for there IS no place for the cart
ridge That's n guaranty against acci-
dents in drilims. Though in drills ser
vice guns would uot be loaded many a
bright youth would be tempted 70 in
Sert ~hat he believed TO Be a blank
cartridge and then there would be the
usual casuslty from a didnt-knOw-it-
was loaded sun. these dummy CUR
cost only 81 as against SO for the ser
vice guns.
All the advantage OF the former NAV
be gained from the dummies such as
sighting and becoming familiar with
the process of loading. For range
practice the regular army gun viii be
provided the cadets. There viii be one
rifle for every ten of the cadets and
they viii be 81 all times under the SUI
pervision Of an Instructor.
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MISTAKEN IDEA.

Many persons have written the Of
flee Of the Adjutant general Statins
that they had understood that men
qualified for the military service could
be enlisted in any branch of the ser
vice. This impression seems TO have
been gathered from a publication made
from Washington some time ago and
which miSinterpreted q ruling on that
point. Under q recent railing there can
be no induction into the military ser
vitce now until Further notice. For a
time 1t was permitted men whose mum
hers we're so far down on the regis-
tTation list that they wouldn OF likely
be reached by the ensuing draft. to en-
list but that permission now has been
temporarily withdrawn.
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WAS ARRESTED

p. F. Payne. OF Payne & Hills Com
pany, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Howe on word
from Phoenix that he was wanted in
that city on a charge OF obtaining mon
ey under false pretenses. An officer
viii arrive in the city this morning
from Phoenix. Mr. Payne states that
there is some mistake made and that
his partner. Hill. Who left here few
days ago, wan to go TO Phoenix to
make goOd a check that had been de-
posted by them that turned down by
a Yuma bank on which IL was drawn
and that the charges grew out Of il.
He hopes to have the matter straight
ened out so as not 10 go back 70 Phoe
NIX with the officer tomorrow. He
vas held in custody last night
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MAY BE SANE MEN.
NAL EE SANE MrM

sheriff Wheeler al Tombstone. has
received q telegram from the chief Of
police az san Diego asking that a de-
scripJion OF the men that killed Burke
be sent 10 him With photographs as
he believes that the men are the same
cnes that killed on auto driver in the
vicinity Of CaleNiCo en- tire sth OF Jan
nary and robbed the body. They were
dressed in soldier clothes and shot the
driver in the back Of the head also
\ check OF the men at Carp Jones
was being made yesterday BY Deputy
Sheriff Cross at Douglas to see If
-hese men wene away from the camp
az the time. The two men have been
taken back from Fl Paso 10 silver CITY
whore they VIII be held until indicted
by the grand Jury and tried. They
stand a chance of being hung for the
Offense as il was committed in New
Mexico and capital punishment is still
2 effect in that state.
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Al COPPER ouEEN-

J. p. TempletOn. San Francisco: d.
:. Jacobs, L. H. Davis, Fl Paso: Mrs.
George Warner Young. Miss Lisbeth
Young. Joliet H.; ]. p. HOhnsen. Tue
son; Guy AcOff, Phoenix; E. C. SpOr-
leder, Tucson; !. E. Mercer. Kansas
City; s. Glazer. FL Paso; E. MoGahan.
Phoenix; J. A Nottshed. Los Angeles:
]. 4. Buehlin. San Francisco: :. p.
Wright, Les Angeles: Aug Nordstrom,
Idaho Springs. Colo; II. /. Genovar.
Tucson; c. ". Wright. Denver: G. ".
Cchs. Wilcox; D. Kersey. Osborn.
arizona; \ c. Karger. Tombstone.
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. Private Sylvan Taylor, a Washing
ton boy and a member OF Company
E, First United States engineers. has
been commended 90 General PERISH
ing for GOODNESS in action. Private
Taylor with detachment Of twenty
fom men was working or she reeon-
struction of a front line when the
detachment was severely Shelled and
a gas alarm Immediately followed
The men behaved with a GOODNESS
that won the commentator of the
officers present. Work was only sus-
pended while the gas masks were on
Taylor is twenty-one and enlisted IN
june
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a fire back or the pcstoffice where the
trash Is burned According TO a fur
tier statement made by Cooper the
liberty bonds and the Phelps Dodge
checks were also burnt up. 4 telegram
was received Yesterday by one of the
inspectors that O lavelier was in one
OF the packages. lt mad been sent
from Chicago. Douglas still refuses to
make ans admissions and states that
Cooper Is lying when he says that ne.
Douglas, was ia any way connected
with the robbery. There Is sim some
jewe,ry missing as wen as the lock
eff Of another pouch. No complaint
has been fled against them as yet in
the L. s Commissioner court.