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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
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.THE WOMAN IN THE WEB

Princess Olga and Jack Lawford carryng the dcpos
ed Cars jewels from Petrogad to Washington after
thrilling escapes from death at the hands of German agents,
finally reach Angeles On the trip from San Francisco
bombs airpane wrecked their motor and they
are trapped left perish by Raron Borus and Colonel
Kovsky in burning bungalow but escaped through sec.
ret underground passage
Leaving Los Angeles fast train, they start East,
but by all night riding the Kaisers agents in motor car
overhaul the train and hold it The Princess and jack
however, get away in the outlaws and set out the
Arizona DESERT VASTLY and Ivan following on horses they
have Communicated.
Well out in the desert Jacks out of gas and
he leaves Olga to 20 for help climbing telegraph pole tap
ping the wires and summoning of cowboys Mean
timc orusk and Kovsky in another car and take
Olga to the DEVILS Hole Ranchmen and cowboys capture
Ivan and VASTLY and srngng them up horse thieves
when Jack arrives He protests vehemeny that he too,
is SEIZED rope placed about his neck and he is hauled into
space.
AT the Nugget Theatre, Saturday Night
Regular Admission II cents & II cents
Which Includes War Tax
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07

Notice

Taxes due again. l have the al
thorized tax list Of Pleasantly Vallsy
township. Please call and pay
your taxes when convenient.
adv. Ward B. Hitchcock.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07

J. D. Reynolds has received
some new ladies' cloaks and be.
cause of getting them in q little
late he will make you special
prices on them.-adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
PUBLIC AUCTION

will sell at Public Auction at
the Billie Box farm 4 miles south
of Hartville and 2 miles north of
the Wolf Creek Store, commenc
ing at ten o'clock a. m. on
Thursday, Nov. IA, 1918
The following described prop.
erty: two horses, one horse five
years old, one horse two years
old, five cows, three cows five
years old, one COW seven years
old, one COW three years old, two
calves, twelve head of hogs, 30
shocks of corn, ten bushels of
wheat, some oats, one ton of hay,
one set wagon harness, one bug
gy and harness, ,one turning plow
one double shovel, one single
plow, one scratcher, potatoes, ten
gallons kraut, one separator.
Terms-All sums of S. and
under, cash; all sums oyer S.,
u months time will be given on
bankable note bearing 8 per cept
interest from date. No goods to
be removed until terms have been
complied with.
Jake Ivy
C,k Roy Dennis, Auctioneer.
= Geo. b. Freeman, Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
TEN YEARS IN PEN
IS SENTENCE LAID
UPON EUGENE OEbS

cleveland a.. sept IL Eugene y.
Dchs charged with violation of the
espionage act, was sentenced To ten
years in the MoundsNille, ". Va, pcu-
itcntiary ON each of three counts OF
the indictment by Federal Judge -
g. ostrnhay"r mere today The sen
tonccs viii run cuncurrently.
Motion for "a new trial was over
ruled and an exception on bohan or
the defendant was allowed. \ motion
Tor arrest of the srntt ace Was Also
oNorrulcd
Th court admitted Dcbs o. $4,000
bail with permission "a leave the
northern federal district of ohio oHy
tu go 20 and remain at his home.
4 writ Of error Was granted 90 the
United states supreme court ON ap
plicatiou uf council bail was granted
lu tho sum pt 1000 upon condition
mat Nj bct5 would Keep and observe
the lr". while at large aud would rot
depart from the Jurisdiction ~ M"
court without leave. Permission wa
granted Mr. Dchs only 60 go and re-
main at his home.
lu imposing sentence, Judge Nes-
touhHNtr said
. do not regard the idealism of tho
defendant us expressed hy himself as
any hlght purer. nohler than the
idcalisms of thousands of young men
have seen marching down the streets
of Cleveland 90 defend our country
"Auy ON, VINO strikes the sword
from th, hand Df those young men or
causes auuthrr Young man tu refuse
tu de- hia Iutt when cHnci 20 serve
by their side. ur anyone who ob-truCts
the recruiting service does Just Hs
much injury and wrong 30 our couu.
rs as if he were soldier iu the ranks
ul tho German army
Following the motion for now
trial uud tho courts refusal Judge
WesteuhaNer asked Nh pehs II ho had
amy Nthing Go say
Mr. behs spoke Tor thirty minutes
Tie asked Tor no mercy ana said he
had no fault 10 find with the conduct
Of the trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
POLICEMAN
SLAIN BY THUGS AS
CLIMAX OF CRIMES
Same Gang That Killed Chief of
Detectives at Colorado Springs
Carries Its Lawlessness to the
Capital.

bthN'l. otus sept. II. ." NftgT ono
NJ the wild"st nights iu the history
'i Denver. probably not exceeded for
gun play and scL.ltioual police de
NelupmCuts since the ciu PASSED uut
ut the frontier stage. Il general man
hunt Is un today with bloodhounds
leading the way tor the roundup OF
tho shooting bandit who Yesterday
afternoon killed Detective chief John
Rowan uad dangerously wounded be
tective j H. gileN in Colorado
springs shot ana slightly wounded
three members OF the Denver police
department IN this city lHst night. held
up rwo tourists and stole their car
and icwclry from them. and wound up
by numbering patrulman Luther Nc
Hhill of the Denver police force. AT
sixteenth avenue aud Colorado boule-
ward this morning
Tn" gang ls operating in two par
ties, the police believe. one of which
ts being bounded into the hills west
Of SedaliH, while the other rs being
sought within thr limits of this city.
Sherifis posses. armed with high
powered rifles and assisted by blood
mounds arc securing the Scdalin dis
uict for the men believed "a have done
IN" Colorado Springs shooting, while
every available mtu on the Denver
force Is searching for the dcsprriduos
Wh" killed MeMahill this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14

$4,000 BOLSHEVIKI
FLEE in DISORDER
BEFORE JAPANESE

NladNustuk. THURSDAY sept ..
stampede Of the Magyar and Bolshc-
WIKI forces. subsequent to the dcscr-
ton of "a thousand Eus!aans who
wcrc recruited at the point of the
bayoEct is related in dispatches re-
coi,cd here from Tikhmcucv, on the
west bank of the Issuri river thiiH
mites east of Lake khHuku.
After the battle ot kuoNsk ON
August 80 the BolshcNiki ARMY. cs-
timuted to number between 5000 ANA
-. .ou0 men, under command 1r col
oncl SakoNicoh a former Russian mn
pcrial army officer. rctrcatcd across
the tssur river amid the grCuicat
disorder They were puzzled hN tho
character OF the attacking forces.
Tho Magyar leader, sought 10 con-
vince tho HolshcNiki troops that the
enemy forces were Gcnctrl S,mru0Ii.
Cossacks disguised as Japanese.
Tho Bolshcviki however already
had begun to distrust the Nug,uI
leadership. dish,HrtcUci hN the Sc
we're punishment thoN had received at
tho hands OF the Japanese, they re-
fused To rally. They also W.tc short
oi ammunition and proNihlouS.
The Brlsho,ik rotr,>t soon ht-
camc q IJVc toward khabhrpVSk,
about 80 miles north of TIkhmcncv.
An cntrnt" agent who visited khJ-
haruysk and who returned to TikhmC-
noy on september said there were
only 5000 MusNur and BoishovikI
troops at thc former place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
RIGISIH NTION ~ ENTIRE
COZ >THN NBDtI lJ,OOO. UD0

Washington. Sept ~ Returns
from more populous sections at the
country received by the provost gen
erals office today Indicated that the
man power registration Thursday had
not run so far above the $4,000, 600
estimate as appeared probable ycstrr-
ddN.
Local boards were instructed today
not To- moil out until October g uucs-
tonnuiroB To subjects OF Great Britain
and To- present exemption claims
hcr o. Tho British and Canadians
have thirty days boo which 10 enter
thoir own armies before becoming
liable TO the military service or tho
United States
Following ~ notice OF ycstsrds,
to railroad executives to ask oNcuup-
ton for an skilled men no railroad
administration ordered local dopots
arranged whore union officials and
minor railroad executives viii assist
employees BOO ullug ont qucstonnulI's
aud tu present exemption claims
tIppuflA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
Albuquerque's Housing Problem

THE fOl RI and final article, OF series by the Abuqucr
Chamber of Commerce. dealing with the shortage
desirable houses for rental IN Albuquerque appear, i'm this
issue of the Herald
Each of these articles and the statements by merchants real
and others which have accompanied them
have presented substantial clearly stated and convincing arg1
mcntN 10 show that Albuquerque Tor the people who
here th@ aud them comfortably or
suffer oNSr by failure for them The articles
have demonstrated hey ond the shadow doubt that
from the standpoint of ncomeash return the who
rundown outofatc rental property will pay 10 put
property good repair, and bring mudcrnze
that and who accustomed
comfortable homes, will pay good rental II.
This final statement by the Chamber of Commerce the
strongest ana most convincing of the sums all the
previous arguments and cnchcs them additional facts
10 the cost of building and probable m ne three
10 five years
The Herald part this campaign has been to get the fact,
before Albuquerque That has been accomplished The housing
problem brlhg seriously discussed aud ponicred What the
Chamber OF Commerce wants and Albuquerque have
Is action c"'c ON the discussion The who the property
the means amt the interest will find that here opportunity
Tor community service wherein there substantial raSn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
Peruvian Deputies
Refuse to Declare
War Upon Germany

Lima, Peru, Sept ~ \ motion
Tor "a declaration of war ON Germany
made at "a secret session ot the Peru
wan chamber of Geputi"s last night
was defeated 10y large majority In
stead IA" chamb'' approved Il mo-
tiou presented hy the minister of tur-
uien affairs reading as folloWr
The rupture uf diplomatic relt-
tions between Peru aud Germany ON
october o, liii. ana the later acts of
the Peru ian government resulting
from said rupture altering the neutral
policy Of the country, define the ln,
tcrnutiouul situation Of Peru in the
present war aud constitute u demon
strujior of the adhesion of the re-
puhNc to the cause of liberty aud
right
This position iu the event ut no
ltow circumstances should hc malu-
tp'ued aud unaltcrcd u- protest
sdiust the outrage of which peru wac
the victim and a- testimou, uf our
tohturiN with the great American
democracy which prociaims for the
World the reign at Justice
II b. expected that the senate viii
appiaN the resolution
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
Labor Trouble in
Bethlehem Works
Now Is Averted

Washington SEPT II Threatened
labor difficulties 49, N" bethlehem.
IA. steel works have been uycrtcd Toy
q promise from the company to obey
an order from the war labor board 10
Iut into effect Immediately the board s.
award iu the wage controversy.
Eugene g. Grace. chairman uf the
Bethlehem steel corporation. had pro
tested To IN, board that application
of the award would cost tho corpora
ton $500 600 % month and asked Tor
provision for additional compensation.
The board declined 90 pass any rosolu-
tiuu ou the subject but Individual
members said they would not oppose
efforts ON the part of the corpora
tipu 90 obtain additional Cumpcnsa-
tuu from the war and navy depart
ments on the contracts already held.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
DOTS AND DASHES
s>s~ >>ss>~ >~~ss>>e~ >>s>>s



Butte. Mont Eighty arrests were
u'pdc following the circulation at
METAL .lu.Hs - triko bullet 'us. sirucd
hV Tho Workers Committee" only
tow miners uuit work
Washington There were seven
deaths from dirpluuc accidents at
army training fields during the week
ended september E.
Washington President Wilson was
urged hy Representative Iillman uf
Arkansas, 60 send zoo. 900 or 300
600 American troops To Italy. lie pre-
diCted thai such u force assisting the
Italians would put Austria out of the
war
Washington The senate adopted "a
resolution calling upon the war indus.
tries board Tor Information as To- uu-
thority under which orders were is
sued requiring permits from state
councils of defense for an building on
rratiuns not contributing 10 the pros
ccutilE OF the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
534,9l4 Running
Bales of Cotton
Used in August

Washington, Sept ~ Cotton .ou-
sumod during August amounted To
tSi.'li running bales aud roo fT3
inloH of nut,rs. For the y,.t ending
August 81 consumption was t.5gl3aE
ruunins bales ana l.ltG.3No bales ot
lntcrs
Cotton on hand August .l. 100 ,lu-
Stunning establishments. was lsliOIt
bales and l4a.U2f bales ui uutrra and
n public storage and at courroas,a
l,N0i.ii6 halcs OF lint and ll5.I2g
hHlcs of lutCrS.
Senators from the southern cotton
states at conference today decided
10 protest 90 President Wilson against
the creation. us announced bN the
president NcstcrdaN or q committee
10 investigate the cotton question
preparatory io iAIug prices 81 noe
"ssHrN. \ committee headed hN ',u-
utor Smith of South Carolina WAS
rumcd 10 confer with tho president
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14

what further development the of
irnsivc may have is uncertain a. pres
cnt tho official communications aud
oven IA" news dispatches TODAY throw
ing little light ON ~ pruspcr'
Important Results IikcI,
Whatever the immediate future
may hold, however the ultimate of.
feet OF the drive. which ,amplstclE
wiped out the 81 MihleI salient wi'h o.
lapidiiN almost uuoNamplrd tur such
10 large operation. is bound Go be- i'm
portHut n the offensive we're under.
taken for the purpose of opening up
tho way for -uh-cuucut drive against
~ " tud possibly the important Hricy
iron folds nov iu German hands that
ha- already achieved a largo purpose.
Meanwhile ls the intensity OF the
fighting uu this front scrms 10 have
lrsscuod Marshal Foch has launched
.U offensive movement whi,h seems
mainly 10 bee aimed 10 the So Gobain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14

lnhu,d with this spirit an soon as h1
landed be- be- uid not poss,.l, ~ ocfotu.
No reports ot the f2nd tralnhovD
divisions present activities have bcch
received since 20 was relieved from
the line on the Aisnc-N'slc front.
General Marcn read an orde s,gn-
D1 bs General Nautul. con uIapdins
the twenty first French army corps.
90 which the 42nd American division
DrAiuhoWi was nrguded dut,dr tho
second battle Of yLe Marine rho
French commander paid hi,h tribute
Co the Autc' iCanH.
Speaking further OF the enlarcd
American program and illustrating
what mas already been accomplished,
Gonsru March read cables ram Te-
,'ivcd from a dehar rkation port N
France n showed that 80. 600 men
hHd landed in one morning ana that
900 more men would put ashore
the same day. Fifteen ships had en-
tered the port on the same mornns.
OF which ,Wclve were "a bo unloadad A
and ready 20 return within twenty
four hours.
General March said that ships now
were being unloaded and started on
their return trip IN less than one day
as usual thing,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
REGISTRATION FOR
NEW MEXICO SHOWS
TOTAL OF 4O,534
Bernalillo County Figures Given
as 1890; Draft Call for 1856 Men
Is Issued Today; to Entrain
Oct. 7.

NNUTH 70, y VI NDpT 7 TtIE"
IstUdtlon in Sew McNtco last Thurs
jay totallcd t0.53t. excluding Soootro
county. which n is estimated Viii re-
port between 1000 and 1,J0n. Tn,
total for liernalillo County was 3,28O.
These figures include estimates tor
uurcpurtrd precincts
\ call has been issued lut 1856 men
Tor general military service. to cntrain
for camp cody during tho five daNa
beginning October : ietnalillO
county is 10 furnish twenty OF
these men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
~ rrr ASSOCIATED rsrss

The scope of the victory by the American
first army in Lorraine in its initial offensive effort
continues to grow. The number of prisoners taken
is now said TO number TO- 000 which is virtually
the equivalent of two enemy divisions.
General Pershing S forces, in two davs, drove in
to maximum depth of thirteen miles, which is APP
proximatey from the tip of the salient below St.
Mihiel to Hattonville, a mile and a half north of
Vgnuelles, through which the American line was
last reported running.
The Germans reported adjusting their lines
on the edges of the former salient, the probabilities
being however that they not being allowed to
do this in peace by the American forces or the
French on the fanks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14

mJssif defending tho German citadel
of Luou. The French tins morning.
attacked on both sides OF the River
Ail"tto and I'm tho region Of the Alsuo
10 the south aud southeast
Geuorul pctain's TROOPS started with
great rush .''t.' took them into tho
German lines ~ points Tor distance
uf uue 10 tw. miles Prisoners be-
gan coming back rapidly 1880 haV-
lux been taken IN one division uf the
front alone. at an early hour.
French Pressure strong.
tn" French pressure rrcmcd 20 ho
particularly effective south ct tho
Atlcttc whore they captured tho inn
portaut height Mont pcs Singrs and
the towns 81 Allemont and Sancy.
Their advance here threatens tho
right flank of the Chcmiu Ices Danes.
This movement also represents -
further closing In on the 81 Gobain
massif which is acccntuated by prog
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
Reported Smelling
By Sub Proves to
Re Test of Guns

washington Sept Do. a report re-
,riNoI hy tht navy department today
from the armed guard uf am Nwvri-
car shin uputr,utiN explained HU ear
Ncr report that % German submarine
had hrcu s'ru last Thursday 200
miles off the Atlantic coast iu the act
OF shellnE ID vessel
The guard reported thlf ou the
same datc and ut approximately the
same point test uf tho ships guns
wac being made with floating spar
ds a target while ih, firing was I'm
progress steamer was -cou 10 pass.
NHVal Officials wo'c careful Go .ly,
however. that they du mot disui.. the
reports that G'rwuu submarine are
cruising off American coasts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
BoIsheviki Arrest
u. S. Consul, Runor

Washington sept - The United
states government hns asked sweden
and NorWaN tu ascertain the truth uf
"a report that Nucrican Consul Cen
orHl Poole hHs been placed under ar
rest la Moscow los the BolshcNiki gov
ornmeUt
The last wurd from Nj Poole re-.
ccivcd hy the state department Wa iu
a dispatch rlcu a. Moscow ON August
30. tho daE before tho American ref
ugcrs left thIf city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
Rains Forecast
For Next Week

v NIHNTnE'UN. SUUT TIT WOUIUUT
predictions fur the week beginning
Nouda, issued los the weather bureau
TODAY are.
Northern Rocky Mountain and Pl1-
fclu regions Frequent local rains
during the week. with somewhat low
cI temperatures during early days,
nearly normal thereafter
southern Rocky Mountain aud plI-
i'Iu regions. some prospects OF local
rains early .r IN" week. other wise
ycurralN fair with nearly normal tenn
pprdturc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
TITS HOT STUFF" SAYS
OUR CHIEF OF STAFF OF
GREAT AMERICAN GAINS

Washington. sept Elimination of the ST. Mhc salient by
the first big American offensive and the reduction of that
10y - miles General March said today of Importance
that the allies much better base FOR future offensive
operations.
General March paid high tribute the American which
less than days wiped this salient the aud
angular the front The there he said
only tribute the the Sa but the individual
soldier
1T S hot stun, hc said warmly
No has from General Porshng Identifying
individual unit which participated the advance General March
however announced the of the af which under General
Pcrshing planned and executed the
This saf entirely different from the of the
American cxpcdonary forces, which renamed entirety tho
cXpcdtiouHry headquarters.
General March pointed with the German claim
that the ST. Mc salient had been abandoned voluntarily that
mention made by the Germans of the big loss prisoners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
British SpinnerS
Go on a Strike

l.uuH Sept ~ The suhuurrs n
th, N,I,-hf, and Lancashire cotton
mills uuit work. Ht noon TODAY 300 ac-
curdaurs with the decision reached a
week ago hy thr AmalEanated Asso-
clattnu ct cotton Spinners to strike
Tor the abolition OF the rota ~ stem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
NIIEGEp BNNoIT DENIES
COMPLETELY ~ Ot TnNI. NN

I'UVUIU- CUTU- SIUt- II FruUk
lrwls alleged bandit hrour i Herr
from Colorado Springs for sale Keep
ing. denies be l- implicated with 9TH
ors under arrest
lU a talk with SHERIFF Britt TODAY.
LOWS claim Nd hc dY,. not know Say
hc was arrested a., declared thai ne
had nothing tu do with the train rob
lcrN az Haom Kansas. Io admits.
however. that hc loaned hls mtumo-
hil, tu Frank Sheriff.. on. ul tho mon
under arrest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
Frenchnen Become
Enthusiastic Over
YankS as Fighters

Paris. Sept. - The Uapidi-
Is ui tho American blow az
tho - Miuiol suheut repre-
s,utuc the prompt execution
of d. wei conceived plan has
caused great I"Ioiciug in Par
is "Th,. are wonderful sol
dirrs.' was the unanimous
verdict uf tho Paris popuia-
tiuu regarding the Americans
aa tho people iuurucNcd to the
newspaper booths this morn
iur ami saw the big type
heads n IN, French ncwspa-
pcrs announcing the thor
oIgnnVss % the American vic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
What the YankS
Did in SO Hours

Captured 10000 prisoners.
MiIsd out the famous ~. Mi
hiCl ~AliCnt.
WrC-tcd los square mikes Oi
territory from the enemy.
Drove their tines forward Ia %
ma NimuIn depth ui thirteen miles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
AMERICANS CAPTURE
l55 SQUARE MILES
IN ONLY 36 HOURS

General Pershing's Forces Drive Forward to Max
imum Depth of Thirteen Miles; French Launch
New Offensive Movement Against St. Gobain
Capturing 800 Men in One Division Alone, at
Early Stage of Movement; British Draw
Nearer to St. Quentin.