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FRITZ BEl1El
TO A FAazzlk'
WOUNDED yAMks

T ONDON, Oct 7.-Ameriesn
l troops are among the wounded
arriving in large numbers at
a southern English port every day.
They are flushed with victory and
tubilantly declare "The allies have
Fritz beaten to a frazzle."
Wounded German prisoners. on
the other hand, say Il is impossible
tor Germany to hold out much
longer
The larger percentage OF the Ger
mans are bearded iandstrum troops
with a sprinkling Of boys in their
teens.
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New Committee Namtd.

BASEL, Swift. Oct. 7.--Herr Fried
berg, vice president Of the Prussian
minister Of state, will be 4 member Of
what is desisnated as limited govern
ment committee in Berlin, according to
the Vossische Zeitung. The committee
!, states, will otherwise comprise the
chancellor. the vice-chancellor and Herr
Scheidemann, and Herr Grober. secre.
taries Of state without portfolio.
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An emergency call for 5000 iuilu-
enza masks TO be worn in contaeion
wards BY nurses Was received today in
the surgical dressings department. Of
tie .IocsI Red Cross. Mrs.. Nee, chair
man Of tke surgical dressings room,
says that orders from ST. Louis were to
rush this special order and discontinue
all other work. The masks are 10 be
made q gsufe folded 6xG inches. with
tape seved on each Of the iosr corners
% that the mask may be tied around
ths head As covering for the nose and
|moulh. ny
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INDUSTRIAL Al ADVISORS ms
ON ALL DRAFT BOARDS

Under q recent ruling OF Provost
Marshal General Crowder industrial
representatives. 10 act IN advisory CO
pacity In the matter Of giving deferred
classification 10 regis,rAnts on indus-
trial grounds, have been appointed ior
each Il ne three 0klAhoma districts
draft boards These labor advisers will
be pressnt At board meetings and will
act b 40 sdvisogy capacity. but win NO
vote They will keep IN tcach with
enp1oVefo. n 4. :. . Al. 4 f,o.
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KANSAS CITY,

s.: .sS::: 10y eIss Gs, ss.e ;SHfss ,;lssssss
Hi1sd Tn 'xssSls,i c 4 NJ \. = iShi,eo !i;,lei;1,:
liver; No; white lei No . mixed roo
0K; Dec. tisskak.
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NEW YORK. Oct, 7,-Fsderai in
dictments, charging violation Of the
Sherman antitrust and Wilson tariff
laws. were returned here today against
the Sumatra Purchasing corporation,
the Sumatra Tobacco Import corpora
ton. American Cigar company, General
Cigar Co, Inc, H Duys and Co. Inc,
and fourteen individual defendants.
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OfpB1iefs


securing ~ from two soidlsS sunday
dternoon. Frank J. Ammons, q negro
bshboy a. the Aha hotel, was arrested
nils morning by PlnIpsciothssman Hu.
batky. Ammons q hf1sSed 70 have se-
cured the money cstsnslbly TO 10 after
not return the bow reported the ease 10
the police. Ammons was arrested In a
pawn shop whers he Has rsdeeminr 4
cost. lafd 70 have been pawnsd for IS
several weeks ago. In his pockets was
found us In money,
Elevator osy Hsrs--FsIlin~ through the
elevator shAff frWn the fivst floor 10 the
basement, Hsrshel Garrett, .one Of the
sievetor bo&a u. the State National hank
building. y!eerday afternoon struck on
The ccment Moor And was picked up IN.
SosDS ipc Hs 9ued Ss.d :. n, ,Ts usv, ss.
but no homes we're broken Int Il believed
Hsid n svepIcssn -Nomsnsliy charmed
With vagrancy, Ean Thayer ana Butch
Webbsr rere arrested late yesterday ard
!sEned over 70 county Officers this morn
eordlnS TO the chief of police. and srs
hseld on suspicicn.
t<saith Nsesrt--No epidemic dIseasss.
other than epanish infiuensa. are report
q y the city, according to the board Of
| Three CAUGHT IN Ratd- I'm 4 raid on an
alleged sambllng reeort ~ Packinetovn
Saturday night l. Q, Brown and p. p
Doyle. white men, and Jaspsr elmmcns,
n,S| nsSrc: vsrs ssrss,.d On on . shsrss 60 ?.
this morning and the other two srs Ssid
for trial n the county jait me ruid was
made By Homer Adrsan and Claud n.
Tyler, dsvuiy shsriffs.
pss.ls ssylns ssamps-- Two hsndf1s
i%umSus % sS scSosj s are Ssii, 'iR Sssne vSs- ~
cheeera. according % reports % The scAoo1
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CORFU, Oct Prince Alexander
Of Serbia, has been promoted 10 the
rank Of general by King Peter, in rec
ognition OF his victories during the
Macedonian offensive.
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NEW yoak.

NEW york, Oct. 1--Thsr, was con-
at The opening q the eogton market to-
dey. pro6ably On lhs fnors optinlstic view
q peacs posebilitiss The opening was
firm u eoaneeueBce with flrvt prioss 10
psints lewee o. Mevember. but generally
le = po1aes hlGAer and there was also
egms L&vofpcel buytne on the advance.
1his densnd vss econ suppiied, how
y ~ g 8 = sss ssss Sss:E s:'s1 .''f.: B.:
;ssssj, ; ,Aiss -. q y E n = s.lss. ~: iSs X
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q ~ - ss.E sy s y.ssglss sgls ~: =:
T.: :sx|h.ss' IA e s'SsssI sSssiI
~ Sst6S ssisl, aiAdliss sslse.
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Outside Livestock
poaT WORTH.

rlIen Ien1 ,...is. wSs.H q: S; ::s, :s 'cs.; ss...;
|Sssn' Heavy iis.ise isse" sHEEP; re. re-
| |ecipes 500: slow and dragsy. Lambs
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CATTLE--of the ffesh supply, coming
tcday about 90 car loads were on through
Milling for Texas and kshausss poekuf1e
fnr the winter, leaving oniz pao4erats
4npply here for packtu. Pucee II AZ
dlvisiohs remained stsqdy duSin0 Ne
Mc.n!ns trading. the to1 o. stsers rolng
With the top on fssdsk stesrs selling ~
III. The calf market was from 30 to TO
1ower than Saturday, the toy selling
CssslnG Qvstatissa y
Pricss Of the various gradss OF cattle are
approximately a. follower
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Who brings sunshine into the Life Of
another has sunshine in his own.--Da-
vid Starr Jordan
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CHICAGO.

,,.Ss CHICAGO: s..s { :. Oct; .5;;-BuTTEE Unset e
ils.s. Wysis foGITRYs alive. lover
cEs 1SS s.sass MSS..s. :srss ss .d Peaots PoTA
"a psfct. EarIy 'S's oSiSH, sacks. si'ss
wlsson:in, Y bula, ,i5S0i.1si wisconsin
sactss el.eo0tM
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NV YORK.

NEW YORK. Oct. Raw sugar
STEADY; csntrifussi n.2s; refined steady,
cut loaf fe.b0ci crushed 10.2bc: mould
A stoci cubes s.7Bc; XXX powdered . 20c;
powdered g. lie. fine granulated and dia-
mend A S.e0c, No. 4. S,g5c. F.i
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. 7.-coRN lower. No.
truck u.s5: No. white $3.50 81.
OATS; lower; No. truck zoe; No :
white Tic
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Produce Provisions


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7-poULTRY; hsns
&c; springs 2scj turkeys s0c. ducks
siNci ssese isc BUTTER; creamery,
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KANSAS CITY,

xs;; s.e CITY ,.,. Gss 9:s sSrrFs ..eass; as
pseEinS scc, H6Gs; 'i iir.ts ssc: ~ seconds nd
dc. PouLTRY; hens is0iIcj foostsfs
4 vi bgcilsts s7c. PoTAroES; stesdy.
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x1sss!Ss' 1!Ss RsssiDss S.SSs ssiss. an
s., .'';: s:.s' '.i:s s.. s':::ss'' s':::ss'' s.s: e.
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D0UN \ r
Ol1ob ~ FLv'

COLUMBfA. No. OF. 1.-The Usl-
'ysssisy d Aissosri has hesa siossd q
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PARIS, 0eG s--Vieeas nst,peeesl
|e&1l1 1eAee tAst Sha Aus(slo1- uAnsbt
ooopohip company ~ s>hPeaded
fre&M and passsnssr eeevleg eeypnd
Qroove sn account d W. sllraNon y
Hudnonla and Bulgaria.. neeefl llag y ,
zsflth dispateh 70 tie PUit yessuah
oofova L q village on shs Danu1
juss wet q sl,k sircn ssse." ~
eGso< iksulkh .Whlsh the Dsnube llovs
|;' r; y, !: A''''':, n
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D|ARkEf Defines
| pEAEsu|lRLHlE
WA issues 6saet WhlIs uuN-
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- = - Hss1ulsr go = .
~ 60 nssost = : resule = -
yeDnenos n ~ f1Eo1on 61tual1a1 evpF
M. .soonsenA psoslns ~ lpn1ep reasnn
! = pGn1D Nkyo ~ ~ neosfm ~,
~ ESeone>>t& ouGlnb ~ ~ ~
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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-09-12
ANOTHER CRUCIAL
| BATTLE PREDICTED

Washington, Sept II Behind the
apparent lull in the battle in France,
events are shaping for operations Of
crucial Importance, In the opinion Of
officials. They believe a weeks time
will see either the greatest battle Of
the war in progress along the old Hin
denburg line or the enemy in full re
treat toward the Belgian frontier.
There is little doubt that IL was lack
OF lighting effectiveness that forced the
enemy to abandon all he had gained
In his drive OF this year and narrow
his front Unofficial estimates from
France say the Germans have left be-
hind them during the withdrawal more
than 100000 prime fighting men, killed.
badly wounded or prisoners. This ia
IN addition to the heavy losses in the
frontal attacks by which the enemy
early in the summer drove his way to.
ward Paris and the channel ports
With such losses and American
troops pouring into France at tp'
rate of 2o0.0OO q month il would not
be surprise, officers say, IL the Ger
man leaders have been compelled to
iiv up on much shorter front than
the old llndcuburg line.
As t. the straits in which the Ger
man leaders find themselves for men,
reached Washington today. Official
dispatches from France said orders
have been issued by the German com
mand 10 get wounded men back into
the ranks even before complete cures
have been effected to employ at once
German prisoners released by the
Russians, even though they had not
fully recovered their strength and
health and to turn cavalry into infan.
try to al gaps in the ranks,
These advices also state that the rc
duction Of the battalion strength Ia
three companies instead OF four, put
into effect in at least eight enemy di'
visions, was largely for the purpose Of
making good losses In companies Of
non commissioned officers.
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EIGHT ACCREDITED
ORGANIZATIONS

Did you know that the government
recognizes Just eight organizations
through which to make your war do
nations? These organizations are the
Red Cross, Y. NJ &. A., \. W. G. A,
knights Of Columbus, War Camp Com
munity Service, National Library AS
sociation Jewish Welfare Association
and Salvation Army Uncle Sam puts
his OK on the way these organizations
spend their money and the way they
handle war work. In some places
solicitors for war work organizations
have imposed on the public and collect
cd money for unworthy causes. This
may never be attempted in Clovis, but
there is one way Of protecting your
self from the solicitor who Ia unknown
to you-ask him Tor his OK from the
Chamber Of Commerce
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WHY NOT A COUNTY
FAIR THIS FALL?
SOME FAVOR THAT A FAIR BE
HELD IN CONNECTION WITH
BOYS AND GIRLS DISPLAY

Last year wonderful display Of
farm products and domestic science
work was displayed by the boys and
girls of the county, under the direction
Of those who had charge Of the Boys
and Girls club Work. This year the
boys and girls of the county will cy.
hibit their work sonnet me during the
month Of October and il has been Sug
geStcd that We have Il county fair at
the same tlTc II vunld not take II
great deal of preparation to have the
county fair this year and really il
would cost very little in connection
with the club work displays and would
hep wonderfully to encourage the boys
nrd girls who have taken such great
interest in their work last year and
This.
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G. c. BAKER AND MISS ALMA
LOVE MARRIED TUESDAY

G. G. Baker ana Miss Alma Love
were married "r'ly Tuesday morning
at the home Of lor brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. l.. Love IN West Clovis.
Rev Rcdmon performed the ceremony
in the presence Of only just the immed-
late relatives Of the bride and groom
Immediately after the ceremony the
newly welded couple boarded the east
bound Santa Fe and will spend two or
three weeks visiting at points in the
east, when they will return and make
make Clovis their home.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. 4. Love and IL charming
young woman with many friends. The
groom is the senior member Of the frm
Of Baker Bros. and is one Of Clovis'
successful business men. The News
joins the many friends OF both Of these
popular Young folks in wishing them
much happiness.
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HANNA Us DEFINITELY
OUT OF SENATORIAL RACE

Santa Fe, y. NJ, Sept H. Endorse
ment by the Santa Fe democratic con
vcntion Of Judge r. H. Hanna to sue
ceed himself on the supreme court
bench Is regarded here AS eliminating
him from further consideration as a
candidate for the democratic nomina
ton for the senate since the endorse
mpnt is said 10 express Judge Hanna ;
wishes in the matter This leaves the
field to Walton Richardson. Tnlmadgc
and with 4 new suggestion in Il f..
putury, of Albuquerque, although the
later is also talked Of here aS a pos
sible candidate for the gpvcrnOrsh p
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Democratic Convention
Elects Delegates to Santa Fe

Mexico ou this, tho Iih day Of Sep
tember, A. ID 1918
"That we affirm and rededicate our
selves to the firm and settled principles
Of pure Democracy handed from
George Washington down through the
different Democratic administrations
to the present one OF which the Honor
able Woodrow Wilson. President Of
tha United States, Il one Of the
creates
Tint wc especially endorse the
Democratic administration of the Hon
Jrable Woodrow Wilson. who hA, 'nlN
ed th' problems Of not only or Ma
tion hut Of the Democratic power. Of
the world in most mn,terfuI way and
we especaily endorse the policy Of our
President and his able Cabinet in the
affairs Of the Nation and especially
the war work and recommend him 10
the American people for his wisdom in
recommending and declaring war for
Freedom and Democracy and we es-
pecially deplOre the action Of sOunc Of
our United States Senators and Con.
gressmen in opposing the admnistra-
tion in the carrying on ami conduct Of
the war, and point with pride to the
record OF our Democratic Senator and
Congressman from New Mexico. We
re-affirm ald declare our friendship
for the Allied Nations Of the world.
who are cooperating with she United
States In the great struggle for the life
OF Democracy and Freedom.
"That we approve and endorse the
administration Of the several Demo
cratic officials of the state ~ New
Mexico and especially the almiuistrn-
tiun ~ our home man Honorable
Harry l.. Patton, "a, Attorney General
Of This state and We recommend the
records aud official acts VI our Demo
cratic official, 10 the people Of New
Mexico
"Dr II Further Resolved that We
sincerely regret the untimely heath Of
! the Honorable E c. De Baca who
lead us to victory in our campaign two
years ago"
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MOSS MAKES GETAWAY

George B Moss, convicted April "a,
1915 at Roswell Of murder, sentenced
to from fourteen to sixteen years in
the penitentiary, has made his escape
and there is Il reward Of fifty dollars
offered by the state for his apprchen
sion. He had been working at one Of
the road camps. Moss Is the man who
made the killing at TexicO which
aroused such wide spread Indignation
that he was removed to the Roswell
jail for safe keeping, and was after
wards tried there on change Of venue
-P0rtales Journal
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HARRY BOOTH PARDONED

The Santa Fe New Mexican Of last
Thursday has the following to ay re
latiye to pardon issued for man
sent up from Curry County last year
Governor W. Il. Lindsey took an
extra hitch in his belt Thursday after
noon and raised the average number
Of pardons pee week by granting three
additional applications in one day
Asked about the steady stream OF men
who are being liberated through exc
cutive orders recently the governor
said
We'll we are in war. We need la
Dor and men to produce things to cat
rather than 10 eat things Up. Where
ever man has been behaving himself
in prison and shows evidence Of being
good citizen | think ne should at
this time be freed that he may 90 back
10 civil life and produce something
for the state
"llurr, Booth Of Curry county scrv-
ing sentence of from eighteen months
ID two yrar, from Curry county for
attacking city Marshal Sallcr of
C'wi, with Qlrt was released on
'ua rcoommcudation uf the district
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SPECULATIVE STOCK
SALES To Be STOPPED
UNCLE SAM SAYS SALE or CUES
TIONABiE STOCK INTERFERE
WITH SALE OF BONDS

Washington, Sept Plans for
strangiing hundreds Of millions Of dol
lars worth or oil stocks aud other spec
ulative securities which the Govern.
mcnt considers unnecessary in the war
emergency and hindranCes to sale Of
Liberty bonds were announced this
week by the Capital ISSUES Committee.
Within few weeks the committee
hopes to stop absolutely the sale of all
stocks aud bonds not previously sub.
mtted to the committee or It's district
agencies for examination to determine
whether the issues could not better be
postponed.
Although this is only part Of the
Governments general program for con
serving credit, along with materials
and men, the action was FASTENED by
reports thai promoters are taking mil
lions OF dollars Of Liberty bonds In ex-
change for stocks OF doubtful value,
Turing investors with the plea
that by this means their money does
double service for the Government.
The traffic In doubtful securities alone,
heretofore not submitted to the Cap.
ital Issues Committee, amounts to be-
tween 500, ,OOO,0OO and $500. 900, 900 a
year, the committee estimated
Secretary McAdoo In a letter made
public, indorSed the committees plans.
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GET YOUR LIBERTY BONDS

All the Liberty Bonds Of the last
issue are now here. 1t is important
that you call In ut once and get your
bond II you have subscribed to the last
issue. Please attend to this at once.
First National Bank,
Citizens Bank,
Clovis National Bank.
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II HOOL NOTES

The high school dedication on Aug
lSt 3Otb was one OF the best of It's
kind ever witnessed Professor Nor
gan Of M0rgauS college. Tennessee
was at his best, and delivered what
every one said was most excellent
address. Long before the time for the
program th. auditorium was filed arL
largely by people from without the city
limits showing the interest our fellow
citizens from elsewhere have In the
public schools Il is customary every
where in communities having a large
building FOR public welfare to dedicate
it for service. II Was with this In mind
that the program was prepared. State
Superintendent j. II. Wagner pro.
nOunCei il to be the best building of
its size he bad ever seen and this was
the common remark from all visitors.
The program has been printed and it
is unnecessary at this time to publish
IT, again but suffice II TO say that
those On ID. program gave good no..
count Of themselves except The arrhi-
lect who did not reach Clovis until
after the program was over.
The school enrolment for IN first
Gnl was the lIr"tst in the history oi
the school, there being more than one
thousand Fnr c,ty the size ~ Clo' :
the schools are large, or else Albuquer.
que is not so large as il claims for we
have half what they have aud their
claim is city Of twenty thousand
A school project of giving meals at
cost to the teachers is being tried and
if the plan works well II will be con.
tinued. The meals are well prepared
under scientific direction and leave
looks Of satisfaction on the faces of
those who partake Just now there is
the problem Of getting help, and the
management would appreciate having
some woman assist in the morning and
evening meals on a salary basis.
Military training is being Offered ~
all boys above the sixth grade. The
training was 50 well given last year
that boys who left for the training
| camps were almost immediately pro-
NOTED. MIR r. J I.inley is in charge
and expect, 10 accomplish much with
his large delegation Of youthful sold
ierS. Military discipline is eNactel
aud any boy who fails TO do what he
is told suffers the same fate as the
regular soldier that Is he Is cOur,
martaled and sentenced TO do some
mental labor.
The high school is boosting the
Lyceum course this week and the sen
iors will call upon you for a season
ticket purchase We appreciate the
interest Of the public in the past, and
along the lines of war amusements W,
give this Lyceum course with the hope
that it will be appreciated 1t is under
the same management as the Chautau
qua, namely the Redpath people. Th'
first number will be given in the higl
school auditorium on October 30. an,
will be a program by the Indian Prin
cess WatahwasO.
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DIR. MILLER OFFERS
SERVICES TO q. )

DR.. II. A. Miller has rendered his
services to the government and expects
to he called for service in the medical
corps sometime within the next few
weeks. DR.. Miller has been superin-
tcndent of the Santa Fc hospital here
for several years and his services will
be missed nt home, but az the same
time Uncle Same is calling for skilled
surgeons and DR.. Miller says he feels
Ike ne want, to get in the fight and
lp his share
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MEN - TO % AND 81 To
36 FIRST TO Be CALLED

Youths Of ~ and 10 years and men
between the ages of 32 and 36. inclu-
sive, who Registered Thursday, will
first be called to the cOl0rs, Provost
Marshal General Crowder announced
this week and until the supply Of avail
able fighting material In their ranks
has been exhausted older men will not
be induced into service. Question
nairrs will go to these registrants first
and boards have been ordered TO pro
coed 10 that some may be called In
October.