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John c. Walsh, Philadelphia, Pa. William Arthur Wilander, Brooklyn N. Y.
 Fred D. Gay. Philadelphia. Eric w. Hansen, New York, N, Y, Herbert Harris, New York, N r. Edward A. Hazelwood, North Char lotte, N. c.
 Frederick Charles Henning, Norris town. Pa. Willis H. Hoylin, Saunemin, III. Robert F. Kane, Old Bridge, N J. John Kengerski, Trenton, N. J. Charles Phillip Kennedy, Auburn dale, Wis. Eugene A. Kissinger, Chester, Pa. John Koh1er, Jr., Pittston, Pa.
 Clayton J. Lane Edwardsville, i'll. Merle Lewis, Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania. John F. Link, Philadelphia, Pa. Wendell Arthur Lochbiler. Detroit Michigan. Tcny MaclusSi, Chelsea, Mass. Joseph Matrie, Chicago, H. Glenn R. Morrison, Redhouse, N. Y Hoke R. Mutzabaugh. Columbia, Pa William P. Noonan, Lynn. Mass. William J. Quinn, Kearney, N. J. Luciano Rosati Italy Philip W. Rose, Livingston Manor New York.
 Acraziono Rotelli. Minturno. Italy.
 Ernest Michael Schachtner, Chicago, Illinois.
 Peter N. K. schwenk, Jr, Philadel. phia, Pa.
 Charles SkeverslSy, Philadelphia, Pa. Abe Dewey Smith, Keunerdell Pa
 Richard Ellis Sternbecker, St Louis, Missouri.
 Carl E. Sutton, Henrietta, Okla.
 Merrill Stowell Taylor, Pontiac, Michigan.
 Jacob Trauger, Doylestown. Pa
 John D. Van Vleck, Tanawanda New York.
 John B. Walsh. Altoona. Pa
 Charles c. Walters, Bloomsburg, Pa.
 Harry c. Walters, Rockville Center, New York.
 Louis Edward Warnert. Havre, Mnn.
 Robert II. Watson, Maryville, Mo
 Henri Werlemann, Paris. France.
 Thomas Edward Whalen, New York, New York.
 Otto J. Wiike Split Rock, Wis
 Kerney !. Williams. Charlotte, N. c. Rcmie H. winget, Mount Gilead, 0. Charles w. Wogatzke. Kendall, N Y.
 George Wooley, New Bedford, Mass
 Ernst Waldemar Wupper, Milwau- kee, Wis.
 Robert W Anderson, Austin, Col
 Glenn B. Armstrong, Wenatchee, Washington.
 James H. Armstrong, McCrom, Ark. Henry R. Baker, Reading. Pa.
 Frank Bellino, Rexburg, Ida
 Bennie c. Berg, Niagara, N. D.
 Charles Bondi, Port Kennedy Pa
 Arthur D. Brandon, Fort Riley Kan.
 William Brown. Circleville, 0.
 William Flicker, Homestead, Pa
 Leo A. Fierito. LeRoy, N. Y.
 George IT Genso, Detroit, Mich
 Morris R. Givens. Detroit, Mich.
 Joseph Gold, New York. N. Y
 Vincent Gugliuzza, Lawrence, Mass
 Olaf Hagen. San Juan, Tex.
 Harry L. Imler, Circleville. O.
 Daniel Isaac, Russell county Va
 George Courtney Jecke, Brooklyn. New York.
 Albert Julius Johnson, awtson, Minnesota
 Henry M. Johnson. New Haven, Connecticut
 John Keppler, Stapleton N Y.
 Arthur Loyd. Newburgh, N. Y. Arthur A. Yerger. Pottstown, Pa. Fred L. Yock. Cushing, la
 Bert l.. York, Clarinda, Ia.
 Clarence Young, Nelsonville, O.
 Walter D. Young, Natchez. Miss. Charles W. Ziegler. Rochester. N Y. <-
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SECTION TWO
KILLED IN ACTION

Sergeant William s, Cannon. Philadel- phia. Pa.
 CORPORALS:
 Ralph Q. Greer, Rockport, Mo.
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DIED OF DISEASE

Corp. Albert D. Stelzer, Celina, Tex.
 Wagoner Harvey Duane Black, Bath, Michigan
 PRIVATES:
 William sheridan Bags. Minong, Wisconsin.
 Leon Pullella, Cleveland. o.
 Peter John Stathis, New York, N. Y.
 Frank G. Stephenson, Motor Route A. Meridian, Miss.
 John Henry Copeland, Elffrinham, South Carolina. Patrick J. Cullen, Jersey City, N. J. Edward Farrell, Hartford. Conn. Samuel J. Malone, Greenville, Tenn.
 William I. Mailing, Valiant, Okla. Leonidas Taylor, Reliance, Tenn. DIED OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENT Lieut.. Stephen T. Webster, Augusta,
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WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER-
 MINED
Capt. George A. Parker, Boston.
 MISSING IN ACTION


 Capt. George A. Parker, Boston.
 MISSING IN ACTION CORPORALS:
 Luther F. McNally, Milton, Va. Glenn N. Shipley, Alexandria, Ind. Harvey Wilcox, Eureka, Cal. James R. Wilson, Bellaire, 0. PRIVATES: > John G. Andrysiak, Detroit. James Densmore Babcock, Middleville Michigan.
 Archie Brown. IT., New London, Conn Charles Carignan, Avondale. Mont. John J. Carr Roxbury, Mass. Ernest R. Carwile, Heber Springs, Ark. Stanislaus F. Eberhapd, Hankinson, North Dakota.
 Bartole Foca, Philadelphia, Pa. Willie Hobaugh, Whiteson. Ore William Henry Hosford. Menomonie. Wisconsin.
 Lester E. Howe. williston. N D. Leon w. Hug, Benson, Minn. Henry M. Johnson, Washington, D. c. William P. Lotzer Wahpeton, N. D. Sidney F. Metz. East Toledo, O. Henrik Mozonski. Detroit John B. Nilsen, Brooklyn. Raymond Palbicka, Webster. Mass. Frank o. Penzel, Chicago. Fred E. Pettys, Seattle, Wash. Philip Poldoro Kitzmiller, Md. Paul Praast, Dallas, Ore. Clarence Radke, Milwaukee. Albert w. Bausch, Hersey, Mich. Albert H. Rozell Bancroft, Wis. Harry Spiess, New York. William L. Terrill Farmount N. D.
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DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTH.
 FER CAUSES

CORPORALS:
 Carl Lee Colvin. Breckenridge, Mo. Frank M Munich, Joliet, III. PRIVATES:
 Arthur B. Buffum, Pawtucket, R. I. Frank J. Denel, New York, NY Frank Milewski, Chicago, Ill. Raymond Hagamann. Chicago. III. William A. Jones, Johnstown, Pa.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY Capt. John R. Neal. Springfield, III. ! LIEUTENANTS:
 James s. Coltnon, Pasadena, Cal Earl w .Fuhr, Columbus, o. John A. Harvey, New London, Conn. Richard B. Kelly. Birmingham, Ala. Franklin H. Springer, Bristol, R. Joseph Anderson Sweet, Passport, Maine.
 Byron Clark Brown, Nedham, Mass Arthur Meader Davis, San Diego California.
 Harry Wellbank, Philadelphia, Pa. William Mack. Chicago, H. Henry c. A. Meade, Chicago, III. Joseph W. Rink. New Rochelle New York SERGEANTS:
 Thomas c. Bradford, Birmingham, Alabama.
 Frank Roberts, Columbus, o. Nathan o. Roberts, Alton, o. John F. Ryan. Philadelphia. William Qualkinbush,. French Lick, Indiana.
 Ben L. Pertrees, Sacramento, Ky. George O. Auman, Reading Pa. Walter G. Griffith. Swanville, Pa. Baxter Rose. Huntington, w. Va.
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DIED OF WOUNDS

PRIVATES:
 James w. Allen, Schenectady, N. Y. George c. Chard, New York. N. Y. Thomas Curtis, Sandusky, o. Will Evins, Albany, Ala.
 Grover King, Terre Haute, Ind. Sam Kooistra, Chicago, III. Harry F. Kronfield, New York, New York
 Lee A. Mcbride, Elk River, Minn. John E. Noonan, Kingston, N Y. Leo Ross Porter, Angela. Ind. Delbert Riley, Florenceburg, Ky. Frank Ahenok, Buffalo, N. Y. Joseph Bazinski, Lynn, Mass. Edward J. Bell, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kenneth c. Buglass, Portage, Wis. Isaac R. Castleberry, Moultrie, Ga. William L. Davis, Winchester, Kan. Warren J. Decker Philadelphia, Pa. Henry G. Ellis, Beverly, Mass. Joseph Fernandez, Riverside Road. Sacramento, Cal
 Carcie H. Gilmore, Redfield, Ia. Henry !. Maxwell, Anguilla, Miss. Henry Rider, Forest Park. III. Alfred Roberge, Manchester, N. H. Harry V. Tyler, Milton. Mass. Buren Upchurch Lineville, Ala. George P. Weden, Milwaukee, Wis.
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Frank Grist, Hillsdale. Pa Seth J. Halper, Joliet, III. Max Hirshovitz, Boston. Mass. John A. Holmes. Corapolis, Pa. Everett Hale Johnson, Blackwater, Mo. PRIVATES:
 William F. Brophy, Waterbury. Conn. George Evans, Belt, Mont. Joseph V. Fayalaro. Glassport, Pa Warren V. Graves, Philadelphia, Pa. Walter E. Guede, Lacon, III. Thomas Lee Hensley, Moonshine Hfll Humble, Tex.
 Henry A. Phippin, St Cloud, Wis. Eudok Shurak, Yan-Voern, Russia. John Signrolla, Amentea, Italy. Clyde R. Knutz, Big Run, Pa. Rudolph Agaton Larson, National Mine, Mich.
 Lonnie NJ. Lewis, Erin, Tenn. Alexander Linde. Lodi, Cal. Robert A. McPhail, Jonesboro, N. c. James w. Madden, Brooklyn, N. '. Raymond Maloney, Philadelphia, Pa. Harry A. Maratos, New York, N Y. Arthur Mayer. Brooklyn, N. Y. Albert Mead, Baltimore. Md. Charles F. Menske, Belleville, III. Albert H. Michael, Hudson, s. D. Elmer E. Mikesell Homer City, Pa Clarence Miller, Erhard, Minn- Felix A. Miller, Dundee, Tex. Roger F. Minogue. New York. N. Y. John R. Meyer Portage. Pa. Raymond T. Needel, Chicago, III. Ernest Nevitt. Brooklyn. N. Y. Daniel Nj. O'Connell, Rockaway Beach, N Y.
 John J. O'Hara, New York, N. Y. Emory R. Osborn, Montgomery, N. Y. George Osten, Toledo. Ohio. Carl E, Otto, Lake Mills, Ia. James Paul., Milwaukee. Daniel Casper Poplin, Charlotte. N. c. John Thomas Prather, Indianapolis. George T. Record, Wayville, Saratoga county. New York
 John Rice Manhasset, N. Y. Ike J. Rigsbee, Durham, N. C. Lawrence II. Robinson, Gary, w. Va. Joseph E. Roscoe. Osborne. N. c. Luther W. Russell. Ebony. Tex. Frank Saladino, Gary. Ind. Herman Schindler. New York. Alfred Schneider, Brooklyn. Joseph V. Schuler, Dubuque, Ia. Wallace E. Searles. swain, N. Y. John Sibiles. Chicago
 John w. Sidwell, Brownstown. Ill. Arthur l.. Smith. Waukegan. III. Henry G. Summerheld. Pittsburg. Albert A. Watson, Colwyn, Pa Ray Weekley Shirley, w. Va. Morris Weschner, Brooklyn. Oliver E. Wright, Pittsburg. SERGEANTS:
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Days CasualfyList

Edward C. Hovenstine. Philadelphia,
 Lawrence Lescanac Menessen, Pa.
 George Smith Monroe, South Haven.
 Mich.
 Carl Mularin, Whitinsville, Mass. l Cecil F. Rhoads, New Kensington, Pa. Thornton M. Rice, Nescopeck, Pa.
 Vito Rosso, Worcester, Mass.
 Philip Schron, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Tenny B. West, Oxford, N. c.
 William c. Barlow, Ashford, Ala.
 Fred M. Bender, New York, N. Y.
 Joseph Bertz, Chicago, H. l Louis F. Bloodgood, Brooklyn, N. !. Peter P. Brown, Whitman, Mass. 1 Ralph Ferguson, Pennington, III.
 Sidney Ferris, Glasgow, Scotland. l Clarke R. Lowery, Pittsburg. Pa. 1 Cecil N. Martin, Lawrenceville, III. l Ivan Myers, Columbia Falls, Mont.
 John Rasmussen, Minot, N. D.
 Theodore Arthur Rawles, Clearfield, Pa.
 Robert D. shaw Corry, Pa. ! Stephen R. Shaw, Oshkosh, Neb.
 Michael Ney Shoenberger. Fayette l county, Pa. | Andrew Summa, Dunmore, Pa- | Earl R. Swanson, Hancock. Minn. | William E. Sutpheu, Valois, N. Y. | Giuseppe Trona. Brooklyn, N. Y. | James M. Webster, Middleport, Wash. | George w. Zengel, East Grand Forks. Minn. ! John B. Zmudzinski, Pittsburg, Pa. DIED FROM WOUNDS
 Lieut.. Everett sleter Flick, Winnfield. La. SERGEANTS: 1 Albert P. Kuttig, Lancaster, O. 1 James T. Parkes, New York, N. '. William w. Wood, North Falmouth. Mass. CORPORALS: A Frank B. Brady, New York, N. Y. William F. Busch, Nanticoke, Pa. Winfield G. Jewell, Pocatelle, Idaho. Merle Rhone, St. Marys, Pa. Samuel F. Dennis, St. Jo, Tex. Fred Mahoney, Jr., Troy, N. '. Bugler Thomas M. Cochran, Pitman,
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PRISONERS

PRIvATES:
 Thomas J. Hart, Hartford, Conn. Alfred Langlias, Oldtown, Me. Charles Rice, Stoutsville, Mo. Joseph Widkowsky, McKeesport, Pa.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY John A. McGillivary, Gloucester. Mass Claud Clerey Martin, Mellette, Okla. Oda Minton, Ready. Ky. Morris c. Moody, Holland, Mich. Joseph G. Moriarity, San Francisco, Cal William H. Murphy, Big Sandy, Mont. Lewis w. New, Michigan Town, Ind. Roy E. Newman. Rariden, o. James Nick, Syracuse, N. Y. Carson J. Noakes, Albion, Mich. Harry Nylinn, Brooklyn, N. Y. Alfred James Osborne. Buffalo, N. Y. Frank Peterson, Gushing, Wis. Robert E. Pitman. Bacons Castle, Va. Patrick Quinn, Philadelphia, Pa. Charles T. Rison, Grenda1e, Lexington Ky.
 Frank Roseberry, Maron, Ind Carl E. Erdmann, Marathon, Wis. Julian Fleischer, New York; N. Y. Walter B. Freeman. Owlep, Ark. Joseph Gerland, Brooklyn. N. Y. William NJ. Gibson, Hull, Ia. Glen D. Greek. Kumkle, o. Henry Green, Plain City. o. Henry K. GrunenWald, MaQueketa, Ia. Rufus Haverly, Keony, Ky. Lester D. Hayton, Palouse, Wash. Alfred Hedum, Soldier. Ia. Ralph Hemmerly. Forest, O. Henry L. July, Columbus. o. Manseil E. Kaiser. Hendrysburg. o. Anton Kolosky, New Haven, Conn. Thomas F. Lawrence, Lamasco Tex. Simon Lowenthal, New York, N. Y. Jacob P. Loy. Minnie, W. Va. Woodman Martinez. Ansonia, Conn. John R. Mathews, Plymouth, Pa. Eugene Munson, Jr.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Raffa Nicodemo, Fort Wayne, Ind. Patrick H. OBrien, Titusville, Pa. Daniel OConnell, Randalls Island E. r.
 Stanley OIszewski Wilmington, Del. Eugene O'Toole, Hoboken. N. J. Jayhew Patton, Naomi. Ky Edgar E. Payne, Gouverneur. N. Y. Paul D. Pence South Whitley. Ind. Andy L. Persinger, Redwood, w. Va. Fvert J. Richards, Lexington. Neb. Harry Roberg. Brooklyn. N. Y. Anthony Rohman, Duquesne. Pa. Willis B. Rounds, Baraboo. Wis. Andrew Roy. Bishop. Pa.
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DIED OF WOUNDS

Martin Lawrence O'Malley, Superior Wisconsin.
 John M Paden, Waynesburg, Pa. CORPORALS:
 Earl D. McVey, Mansfield, o. Ernest Phillips, Mcdonald, Pa. PRIVATES:
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John c. Walsh, Philadelphia, Pa.
 William Arthur Wilander, Brooklyn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
GERMAN RETREAT HAS
BECOME PREclPlTATE.

PARIS, Aug. 28.-(1:3o p. m. BY
The Associated Press.)-The German
retreat on the Somme battlefield has
become p~recipitate. The French first
and third armies are at no point los
ing contact with the enemy and are
infIicting heavy losses on the retreat
ing Germans.
French cavalry is harassing the re-
treating Germans in the Chaulnes re-
gion, h%ampering the withdrawal Of the
enemy forces. There is a report that
General Mangin's army is crossing the
Ailette river.
Progress toward the Somme was
continuing this morning by the French
the statement says. Since yesterday
thirty villages have been taken by
them. Among the larger villages TAX
by the French are O%miercourt,
about two miles of Chaulnes; Balatre,
miles northeast of Roye; Roig-
lise, a mile and three-quarters south
of Roye toward Noyon, and Yer
pillieres, south of Roiglise.
French troops have re-occupied
Mont Renaud, two miles southwest of
according to the Temps which
says that the French are approaching
Noyon which probably is in their pos
session.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department. Of the Interior

-Nf~s VI biC :
U. 8, Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M,
Notice is hereby given that, as di'
rected by the Commissioner OF the
General Land office, under provisions
OF Sec. z465, r. S., pursuant to the
application of Apolonio Chavez, Gal
isteo, NJ NJ, Serial No. 033153, we
will offer at public sale to the high
est bidder, but at not less than $1.75
per acre, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the
10th day Of October, 1918, next, at this
office. the following tract Of land;
NWASEA, NhSWA, Sec. 6, T. IL
N. r. 10 z. ASEA, Sec. /, 7. IL
N. r. IL H., N. M. p. M. containing
100 acres. This tract is ordered into
the market on a showing that tho
greater porto nthereof is mountain
GUS or too rough for cultivation
The sale will not be kept opent, but
will be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have q
ed bidding. The person making the
highest bid will be required to imme-
pay to the Receiver the
amount thereof.
Amy persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are avdised to
file their claims, or objections, on or
before the time designated for sale.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
LIST pub. Aug 29;last pub. Sept. 26
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
BANK IN THE
STATE AUTHORIZED TO
RECEIVE K. {. MONEY

Each and every bank in the state OF
New Mexico has been duly authoriz-
ed by q. P. Davies, state deputy, to
receive and receipts for subscriptions
or donations to the knights of Column
bus war camp fund, and these banks
will send in remittances for the
amounts received by them each week,
to James b. Read, in care Of the First
National bank, Santa Re, N. M. The
following is a list of the county chair
men who have been appointed in va.
rious counties of the state, and who
have already taken up the work OF
organizing the drive in New Mexico:
Bernalillo county, P. +. McCanna,
Albuquerque.
Chavez, G.. j. Neis, Roswell.
Colfax, Thomas f, Murphy, Ration.
Curry, Charles Seheurich, Clovis.
DeBaca, G. A. SeLegue, Ft. Sumner.
Dona Ana, Joseph G. McCarty, Las
Cruces.
Grant, w. A. Welsh, Silver City.
Guadalupe, w. Il. flanagan, Santa
Rosa.
Luna, y. A. Mahoney, Deming.
Mckinley, Grover Phillips, Gallup.
Mora Eugenio Romero, Mora.
Otero, w. Messman Tularosa.
Quay, d. j. Finnegan, Tucumcari.
Rio Arriba, Nenceslao Jaramillo, El
Rito.
Sandoyal, Marcos G. deBaca, Bern
alillo.
San Juan, Rev. Egbert Fisher, Far
mington.
San Miguel, Colbert 9. Root, Las
Vegas.
Santa Fe, James B. Read, Santa Fe.
Sierra, f. M. Bojorquez, HilEsboro.
Socorro, A. e. Bessette, San Mar
cial.
Torrance, N. D. Meyer, Estancia.
Valencia, Jesus Sanchez, Belen.
Chairmen will be appointed in the
counties Of Eddy, Lea, Lincoln, Roose-
welt Immediately, and the work thor
oughly organized in said counties, for
it is the purpose of the Knights OF
to give every person in the
state OF New Mexico an opportunity to
contribute toward the support OF this
splendid work.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, u. ),
Land Office at Santa Fe. N. M.
July Is, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Man
uel Valdez, OF Coyote, New Mexico,
who on 2-t7-13, made homestead No.
01793S, for s. IL NV IA, N IL
NV IA SW IA, NV IA NE Ia SW
IA, wv IL NE IA ME Ia SW IA.
NE IA NE Ia NE Ia SW la, S IL
S1-2 NE IA NV IA, Sc IA Sc IA
NV IA NV IA, w IL Sc IA NV
14NW IA, SW IA INV IA NV las
10 NV 1-4,NW IA NW1-4, SW IA
ME IA NV IA NV IA, Section SO,
Township 23 N, Range 2 E., N. M.
P. Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make five year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Register & Receiver,
u. s.. land office at Santa Fe, N.
Mex, on Sept. II, 1918.
Claimant m as witnesses: Jose
Eugenio Martinez, Juan Luis Rod
riguez, Antonio Maria de Herrera,
Jose Ignacio G. Salazar, all Of Coy
ote, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
First Pub. Aug. %, last Sept, 10.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
ALL CREtpS JOIN
CONTINUED IRON rage One.)


cenliy Dy fon- WIN H. rays. ~
meant ana nperIy ana unity
OF purpose u charlty LOT the views
OF othefs' lie Wouid pleoge OH Dehail
OF the d COUNCIL OF uelehss lts
hearty endorsement OIL the drive, that
lts speakers Wouid pc AFFORDED every
lacllty OF mat state organazatlon even
to the use OF tnelr Motor-Minute-men
rue III oraef 10 get speakers anu
canvassers over the state ana the ma
chlnery OF the council would De at the
instant command OIL the organlzatloh
under mayor Davies.
SECTARlAN SUSPICION
GONE, SAYS TROWBRlDGE
Rev. Walter T~rowbridge rector OF
the Episcopal church, was greeted
with earnest and insistent applause
nv tbe Knights present when he rose
to sneak IA had crave susnicion 1of
the kind of Christianity a member Of
INV communion would be seized with
who would NOT respond to such am
annaal as this made nv orr Catholic
brethren He conceived that the
time had come when there was no
longer any seetarian suspicion. that
The wonderful incident when a Jewish
rabbi on he FLANDERS front pressed a
"Christian crucifix to the lips Of a,
diving irish boyp was the conclusive
nroof Of the union of all factions,
ereeds and faiths in the one ommon
purpose Thirty thousand priests Of
the Catholic church were under arms
in the great struggle and the a
the "first battle of the Marine was
won was because of these clerics," he
nointed ont. "Through the Brother
hood of ST Andrew. the distinctive
organization of this character Of my
church has raised about $500. 900 for
kindred work | shall have nc hesitancy
in urging my congregation TO sub
scribe literally to this cause he said,
amid a burst of applause.
GET THE MONEY, is
ADVICE OF HUGHES
Levi A. Hughes of the First Nation
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
FRENCH LEAVE HUNS
IN AWKWARD SALIENT.

London, Aug. 2S.-(4:45 p. M
French troops have taken Pont L.
Eveque on the north side of the Disc
and about a mile from Noyon and
have captured Chavigny, three miles
north of scissors, according to re-
ports reaching here this afternoon.
The French are said to be on the
outskirts Of Juvigny, a mile and a half
northeast of Chavigny.
The French line in the Somme re-
gion begins at Marchelepot and runs
as follows:
Licourt, Potte, Mesnil lie Potit, west
Of Nesle, Solente, west of Avricourt,
Dives, Divette, west of Bots de lie Re-
serve, Dive lie France and Passel.
The French have advanced to a depth
of six miles on a wide front, leaving
the Germans in an awkward salient
around Noyon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
in THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO IN ANr
FOR THE COUNTY OF SANDo
VAL.
The State National Bank of Albu'
querque and o. NJ. Marion, Trustee
Plaintiffs, VS.. Refugia {. de Mora, in
divlduaIly and as administrative of
the estate of P~antaleon Mora, de-
ceased, Francisquita Sandoval, lsidoro
Mora, Eutimia Mora, Bruna Mora,
Amador Mora, Luciano Mora, Atocha
Mora, MeIecia Mora, Rafael Mora, and
Nolazo Mora and B. r. McCanna as
Trustee, under a deed of trust for the
benefit of Robert E. Putney, Defend
ants.
Notice is hereby given by the In
dersigned appointed Special Master
to make the sale under and by virtue
of the decree entered in the District
Court, Second Judicial District of the
State of New Mexico, within and for
the County of Sandoval, on the 3rd
day Of June, 1918, in the above en-
titled cause, | win offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
hereinafter described property situate
in the County of Sandoval and State
of New Mexico, to-wit:
Lots numbered four (4) and five
90 the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter, and the southeast quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter of Section
two ca in Township fourteen (14)
north range three 80 west of the New
Mexico Meridian New Mexico, con-
tanning n hundred and fifty-eight
and seventy-three hundredths acres
(l58.73.)
Also the north half of the north
west quarter, southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter, northwest quarter
southwest quarter of Section number
ed two (2) in Township numbered
fourteen (14), north of Range num-
bered three 49, west of the New Mex
leo Meridian and base line, containing
one hundred sixty (160) acres.
That ] will on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1918, at the front door of the
Court House in the County Of Sando-
val, at Bernalillo, New Mexico, at the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash, the said
hereinbefore described property.
That the style and title of the cause
in which said judgment and decree
was entered is: The State National
Bank Of Albuquerque and o. N. Mar
ron, Trustee, Plaintiffs VS.. Refugio B.
de Mora, individually and as admins
tratrix of the estate Of Pantaleon
Mora, deceased, Francisquita Sando-
val, Isidoro Mora, Eutimia Mora, Bru
Mora, Amador Mora, Luciano Mora,
Atocha Mora, Melecia Mora, Rafael
Mora and Nolazco Mora, and B. F.
McCanna as Trustee, under a deed of
for the benefit of Robert e. Put.
ney, defendants. |,
The action was for the foreclosure /
Of a certain mortgage by Refugio B.
de Mora and Pantaleon Mora to the s
State National Bank of Albuquerque, 9
New Mexico. The amount of the judy
and decree with interest to the +,
of sale is twenty-three hundred I
nineteen and 74-100 dollars (s2319.74), :
together with costs of said action and .
the costs of sale. i
MARCOS C. DE BACA, +
Special Master. a
LIST pub. Aug. Is last pub. Sept. 5.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
MEXICAN CIVILIANS
ARE HELD RESpONSIRI 3


Nogales, Ariz.. Aug. 2S.-Mexican
civilians ere held responsible for the
shooting yesterday afternoon by Am-
erican Consul r. M. Lawton, of No
Gales, Sonora, who was in the Mex
lean town when the shooting started,
ut has been established that the
trouble was started by Mexican civil
ians and customs guards and that
Mexican federal soldiers had nothing
to do with precipitating hostilities,"
Consul Lawton stated this afternoon.
A conference between General Cal
les and General Cabell has not been
held.
"The general attitude on the Next
can side seems to be that Mexicans
We're to blame for the i~ncident,l said
Consul Lawton. Captain AbAsolo,
commander of the Mexican troops,
told me that his men were in head
quarters when the shooting started
and had no part in starting it.