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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15
Fifteen Years for = Stacker.

Rockford, III. July Fifteen years
In q federal prison is the punishment
fixed for Brunt Dow Atkinson, Chicago
Stacker A court-martiaI at Camp
Grant found Atkinson guilty Of Tiolat-
ing the eighty-fifth article Of war.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Governor Capper has received a
check for $3.50 as the first payment
by the government for the support of
the women's detention home at Lam
sing. More than two hundred women
picked up near army camps have
been sent to the detention farm at
Lansing. Three thousand dollars Of
the check received goes to pay part
Of the construction cost Of the home
and the balance is to be used in main
tenance.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Howard E. Kershner of Dodge City
has been called to Washington to as
sumo executive management of the
pulp and paper section of the war in
dustries board, under the direction Of
Chief T. E. Donnely.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

In letter from Clyde Grimsley OF
near Stockton, one Of the first Amer
lean soldiers to fall prisoner to the
Germans in the war, written in a
German prison camp in Tuchel, Ger
many, Grimsley subscribes for five $50
United States Liberty bonds. For
some mysterious reason the German
censors did not confiscate the order.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Paris. Thursday. July 81 Three
Young Mems Christian Association
workers, acting as stretcher bearers
in the Chateau Trierry sector, have
been wounded.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15
knishthood for General BiddIe.

London. July S0.-Ma1- Gen John
Bidd1e, commanding the American
forces in the United Kingdom, has
been appointed a Knight Commands
Of the Most Honorable Order OF the
Bath
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15
Henry B. Allen bod Do France.

Wichita, Kas-, Aug. Henry ]. Al
len, who is in Y. NJ c. A organize
ton work in France. Is III with dipth-
liberia, according TO a cablegram re
eeived last night BY Mrs. Allen
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Both the Atchison and Eastern
Bridge Company and the Atchison
Union Depot Company have been
taken over by the government. An
nouncement was made by Director
General McAdoo. Taking over of the
bridge means that hereafter no
freight will be diverted to the Kansas
City, st. Joseph or Ru1o, Neb., bridges
to avoid paying toll over the bridge
at Atchison
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15
Another Bio Output of Soft Coal.

Washington, July 29.-Production OF
bituminous coal for the week ending
July 20 amounted to 12,950,OOO net
tons, the largest week OF the 1913
coal year with one exception, the Fuel
Administration today announced.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

A goal of 5000 membership for
Bible classes in Camp Funston by Sep
TENDER % has been set by the chap
lains in camp.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Reno postoffice, one of the Oldest
in eastern Kansas, is to be discon-
tinued, and mail for the patrons of the
office viii be supplied by rural route
from Tonganoxie The Reno postof
flee was established in 1857.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Capt Bruce Griffith. assigned to the
1SOth Field Artillery a year ago and
later rejected because of defective
hearing, has been reinstated He is
on his way to San Francisco, where
he was ordered to report Captain
Griffith had been active in the Kansas
National Guard for seven years.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Where grain is not in condition to
thresh Immediately, or where ma
chimes are not available for immedi-
ate service, farmers are being urged,
in notice sent out by the food adj
ministration to stack grain. The mes
sage is being delivered in each county
through the county administrators
and supervisors Of threshing.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

ottumwa. Ia, July 2s.-SeYen per-
sons were injured, two severely. and
four dwellings demolished By a high
wind preceding an electrical storm
early tonight.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15
Striking Britons to Work.

Coventry, England, July S0--At
mass meeting the strikers in the mn
milton plants decided to resume work
Immediately.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Oil operators near Wichita are COM
planning of labor shortage. There
is a scarcity of tool dressers and
dr1llers, many OF whom have been
drafted.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15
James Rhodes. owner of a threshing

James Rhodes, owner of threshing
machine, made complaint to United
States Commissioner Lee Bond at
Leavenworth that while threshing his
separator was blown up and set on
fire by kerosene, powder and matches
placed inside grain sheaves. His ma
chine was wrecked. In addition, sew
eral bolts and small pieces of iron
were found inside of sheaYes.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Mrs Marie Deboskeri, widow Of a
Belgian who was killed by the Ger
mans, fatally shot herself with shot
gun at her home near Ring, north
west Of Pittsburg recently. A mys-
terious letter received by the woman,
who was 25 years old, is believed to
have been the cause of the suicide.
Mrs. Deboskeri received the letter and
read it. She then tore it up and shot
herself, dying a few minutes after.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

NJ s. Amos, veteran of the Civil
war, living in Manhattan, wears a
service pin bearing four stars. He
has four grandsons in the army, all
Of whom are under draft age and all
volunteers.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

An auction by united commercial
travellers of Wichita added more than
$4,000 to the local Red Cross fund.
Through the efforts Of a committee
more than $50 individuals and bust
ness houses contributed articles for
the auction and four auctioneers con-
tributed the necessary amount of ora
tory to dispose OF the collection.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

The weekly bank clearings Of $751;
020,s2z was one OF the largest ever
recorded in Wichita and is approx
mately S1O.O0O,000 more than for the
same period year ago, according to
the clearing house records.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

F. E. Lang, A years old, cashier OF
the Citizens State Bank of Sylvia, ar
rested on a charge of violating the
Espionage Act, was arraigned recent
Iy before o. Q. Claflin, Jr, United
States commissioner, and his prelimi-
nary hearing set for August 5.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Exultation over the death Of Quen-.
tin Roosevelt cost a Dodge City man
800. H. A. Cord, a local coal dealer.
was standing in front of a newspaper
office the day Quentin Roosevelt lost
his life, and after reading the press
dispatch remarked to the Rev. Paul
Henry Packard, pastor of the Chris
tian church there, that they have got
Quentin, now if they get the old
colonel they will get another pro-Ger-
man." Cord was Immediately called
before the Dodge City War Council
and fined 500, half Of which is to be
paid to the Red Cross and half to the
7. M. G. A.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

After serving twenty years as pres
ident OF the Friends University at
Wichita, DR.. Edmund Stanley has ten
dered his resignation. Being fore
warned of his action, the board Of
directors accepted the resignation
with an expression of regret, and
elected as President Stanley's sue
cessor, Prof w. o. Mendenhall, dean
of men and professor of mathematics
in EarIham College, Richmond, Ind.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

At the recent convention Of county
superintendent OF the state, held in
Manhattan, it was decided to combine
the sessions of the city and county
spperintendents at the next years
meeting, and Topeka was chosen for
the next annual gathering.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

F. L. Williams, prominent attorney
1T Clay Center for the past thirty
years, died suddenly the other even
ing, after he had presided at a po-
itical meeting He had been an &C
tive figure in the political life OF the
district and state.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

A motor car belonging to A. B.
Klopf, a rural mail carrier at Atchi-
son, was stolen recently, and four
hours later the car and the alleged
thief, who gave the name of Robert
Madison, a floating farmland, were
stopped by farmers near Huron. Mad
ison is in the county jail
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Jacques DuPre, a Belgian soldier
who has been In the service Of his war
stricken country since the opening
days Of the war, Is now the hero Of his
compatriots for his daring exploit Of
capturing an entire carload Of Germans
and marching them. single-handed, to
a detention camp behind the Belgian
lines. He had been decorated already
for exceptional valor.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

Forty-six students received tho
bachelor of science de--ee from the
Kansas State Normal School at the
close of the summer session and
eighty-five the life certificate. At the
close of the regular school year, May
81, the B. S. degree was granted to
forty-seven students, making a total
of ninety-three degree students this
year, and the life certificate to sew
,enty-eight, a total of 1913.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-15

The Franklin county fair board has
put up $500 in prizes for a competi-
tive drill of state guard companies.
The companies are to appear in uni
form, each company being required
to have at least sixty men in line
The first prize will be $500 cash.
Four prizes will be offered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-25

EVERY HIGH
WAY LEADING
to the battleline
is an a r t e + y
through W h i C h
flows an unend-
ing S t r e a m of
men and mate
rials. A b We,
French reserves
on the way to the
Oise region.
International Film
Service
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
n0ehcnOarmitGSter llutcritibmmas-
@erein".

Die Observation-Disclosures 0es
sSelienOormltdoter llnterltiibungs.
8ereinS" mar gut beiudt. 8ei Ser
@elegenbeit fouo aud 8~enmtenmobl
Itatt. Den &oriib fiibrte 8rdfioent
Gbriitinn 8eilItein. Sefret1r sSSohn
Nfeininger fiibrte 6os 9rotofoIl.
Aae geontten maren oniueien0. Ser
Br1lioent modte 81. @niuclen0en nit
Dem Sini6ei0en ocs WitGlieoes Sein-
rid 8IoB befoniit; ale borten oie
Srouerbotldoft iteben0 or. 3mei
W}itglieoern mliroe oas aronfengelo
bcmiaigt. Grfreuliderueiie maren
sur Belt Der 8eriammIlng ale Mit
gIie6er geiun0. 9as Bidder Me.
biIionsfomite berihtete, 0aB sic SIT
der OeS SefretGrS uno S1obmeiIters
lid in better Grbnllng befGnoen, mo-
ruuf 0as &omitc NIT Can't entlu1Ien
muroe. 0orouf IieB iid Scr Scfre-
tdr nit ieinem Sobresberidt b0ren.
Sem mir foIoeloc Totioden cntneb-
men: Die Mitqlieoer3abI lopie 0as
GereinsfapitoI iino I'M Iebten Sabre
iuritdaeaanoen. 0ieier llmitoun miro
Dem b~oliqen NodloIien ser Ginfpon
Incritnq bon 9elltid)Gono un6 ser al
aemeinen Eeiierunq 5uqeidrieben.
Die 8robibition in @oibinqton Der
.hin6ert 0oS gfhhalten BON ltnterhoIs
tiinoen, Die fritber 5l sen ginnobmcn
nid)t menia beitritocn. Die einsiqen
GinfiinFte bcitcben in Den % Gents
Mfitdlieosbeitroq pro Monot u1o 0en
3inien bonn angele9ten @eloe. 3mei
nere Mit1lie6er mur0en I'M 2oufe
bcS Sdbres oufoenomrlen. bier itor,
ben ilno Elm Mitolieo mltroe geitri.
den. Der 9egeilt bot $500 Is Glib
ertn 8onos4, Smeite 4nleihe 1917,
onqeIeGt. Tolqen0e Witolieocr itar-
FEN I'M lettcn GereinSiohre: Grfit
MmeIung, @eorQ 8eBler, GniI Sobn
uu0 Gheooor Gunpert. Die nelten
MitnIieber iinO oie Serren 8iIbelm
6. genoer uno emil g. S. 9enoer.
Am /. Sanuor 1918 hotte Ser Scr
Elm 80 Witolieoer. Scr aolienbe.
Itono om /. Sonuor 1918 mar So
.805.34.
Die 8ean1tentpa6l bate i~olgenoes
@%roebnis:
Grdiioent: ghriItion geiIitein;
@ise-3rGi.: CHARLES s. @romlih;
SefretGr: SSohn Meininger; (8um
%. Mole);
Sdobmeiiter: ". 9ieaeImann;
MorihoG: Serb. 0iegeImann;
Tinon3-&omite: 2ouis Bauer, IT,,
I4orE Sohn. @redor Sir.
G1mmtlihe 8eomte tpi,roen per
MffIomation mieoeraemdblt.
Nod Ser @eriammlung mltroe Elm
Seiteiien Ierbiert. ssh.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
.0cntidles @aiTenbaus".

am 9~onnerstog, Sen 10. Sanitor,
fanOen lid, bic 9amen oes 5raueu.
bilfsDereins bonn oeutid)eu 8oiien.
in Der Mnitnli Elm. Cur 6reuoc Der
Mnneien0en fonnte oteSmal cine gro
bere Ginilabme, OILS glltsgabe, gebucbi
mcroen, mas mir gum Cell Dem nod|.
obntungsmer1en 8eiIpiel Ocs Serrr
6. G6crbodJ SIT 0anfaf ho6en, Der Die
6reunolihteit bette, nltrd) 5rall
Gtel5[e 0eli &aiien Die Summe bon
$500 5n ilberienoen.
Sn oieiem Mtonot lpor audi Die
j1brli1c geomtenpob[ lolig. 4ul
cinitiunlieen 8eYdluB Der Witelie.
Ser berblieben ole 9amen in ibre!I1
Mmte, 9luf "allgemeinen @unifr bal
Der @erein ipieoer EN- Soustomite er-
nonnt; 5rall Stelale uno 5ralt &ol.
meDer ipuroen erludt, Oieie Bflidt
fir sic nG9iten Mtonate au ilberneb.
men. Danah fonnte iid) Der Ser.
Elm 0u elmer Eaiie Safe 5urilfaieben
-0.8
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25

bend ipenig Iusnnbmen Dem 8efehl
0es BrennmoteriaI 8ermolters mad
unb beobadtete Den erlten ..foIten"
Weontog. Sbedter, @onoelbiI0ertbe.
ater ionic on0ere &ergniiqungspl1be
itat0en benz 9ubIifum often. Mon
nimmt i'm M1gemeinen ON, ooB 25
Sale sur &enntnis Der @oIi3ei ge-
langt Iino, in oenen man Den 8efebl
nidt oltsfiibrte. Sir 0ie ltebertreter
ltn0 $4,000 Strofe ooer @efGuenis
BON 2 Sobren ODER beioes o~llSgeiett.
-Dos Mderbollfomite oes &eprd-
Observation-Disclosures erbielt bonn GrGli-
benton @iIion cine Gorloge, Oer3r-
folgc 6enn YrGlioenten oas &edt 3tt.
geitorOen miro, oic @reiie fitr2ebens
mittel un0 anoere @r5eugnille, Die
fir oen ariee neientIi6 notipenoig
Iino, 81 beltimmen. @err @illon
meint, ooB cine iolde Wd6tbefugniB
ballte gebieteriid ~geporoen lit. Gr
criuGjte Dos &omite, fiir cine boIoigc
TaIiieritno er &orIoge Gorge 8l
ragen.
Ser for6ige @eiltlide ". s..
Sernogin uno onoere Heger oc8 Gift
lifts iibcrionoten Dem G~rGiioenteit
8ilfon cir S6reiben, in Dem tic i5n
eriud6ten, Sen 0iitriftsfommiliGr SO.
@mnnn Gardner ieines g(nltes 5lt
entheben, ia CT in ciner neltlid) Dor
Sen Mitglieoeru Der hieiigen @emerf
ihoftsfummer geDoltenen Re0e bic
geeger angegriffen babe. GS beibt
in Sem Sdreiben, ooB @err Gardner
iid bel Der 8%elegenbeit geaen Dos
Stimmrcdt I'M 0iitrift aAsgeiprohe.l
babe nno babel sic 8emerfung follclr
IieB: vltniere forbigen 8iirger mir
oen Die 8olitif III Der 5taot fontrol
lieren, mo8u iie geiitig unO moraliid)
unfdbig fin0."
SIN Dem 0rte Sroitburg urlieres
Modbaritantes MtarDlano bdtteH Sta
IieRer beinabe Den Totengraber 8Ii-
lib Gffmnnn, einen DelttIhomerifos
aero0e babel, oas Grab oeS 2eonar0
Golbelti 81 fiiIleiL ais Die StSalie-
ter i'm in ooS Brob parfen mo i'm
nit gr0e Sl beoefeu anfingen. Der
8rieIter, ReD. S. s. 0olou, borte
bos NngitgeiGrei oes 4naegriffenen
uil0 er nermohte nit SiIfe oe5 Set
G)enbeltotterS. ben Gotenardber 3l
retten. Gin Stoliener min erfabren
baden, oaB 0ffmunn it'd fir einen
oelttid,en Sieg ausgeiproden babe.
Sim leBten Som8tae belt bier
Der Sonoer31g fir ufeinOlihe a1S-
ldtOer" an uno naAm filnf meitere
SdtdlolsgenoIlen bon bier NIT. Der
Bug nobm alle feinOlider Iusldnoer
ans Sen oltlihen Staoten pes 2anoes
nod Sort G9letborpe, Ga, molelhIt
alle interniert iper6en fir bic 9ouer
oes arieges. Die fiinf 8erfonen ma-
rem: Sronf s.. Map, 8iaD @oelitein.
@ilbelm Stod, 8ores 9. Spora, oli-
as 9loelbert S~serensfu unO Sp9anmes
Mebringer. Claus s. 3offmant,
ein Seutiher. Der BON Winot, q. 9,
am II. Sanuar bierber gefommen
NOR. Inn Der Negierung feline Grfiu
oung on5ubieten, mag oiih borthi n
entlonot meroen.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
..Mnnuert Some.

Die Sanror : g"eriammIung oes
acknowledgements bonn Nuppert
Some fonnte Ieioer IN oieiem Wonot
.bes idledten 8etters bolber, mie
aud moneeInber SobrgeIegenbeit bon
Der MnocoItia 9riide aus niht obge-
bolten peroen. Die nddIte Ser
Iolnmlung finoet borar8iihtlid i'm
fSouie bon Srau Babibfe itatt. 0ie
W1itqIieoer mer0en nod ourh aorten
benohri9tigt fperben. 0.8.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
@ebmrten:

Georg ul,b 8. Storf. MGOhcn.
Oscar uno Nlice Meinder, 4nobe.
Nbolpb II. Sol. &epier, Gnobe.
SO. II. q. Soffmann, Mdodlen.
2ollis II. g. @lldbolter, Mdodcn.
Su6esfGae:
8alter 8. Stein, "a Sabre, ct
Gliiabetb Soipital.
9. 8. GiIenmann, 20 Sabre, 1912
&alorama Rooo.
Ssnhom 90 5tlbu 80 Sabre, 1928
Ga. 9lpe., 0.-G.
oSnocboro @oaner, "a SATIRE, III
bcrculoiis Soipifol.
Selene 6 @iloer, Al Sabre, 1889
s Ctr. N. SO.
6. 8. &aoI, Is Sabre, 34tS 81 ct.
IoroipeYt.
Or. &arrp 81. Gcdhouicb 1916
@nomina g(ben1te H .-8.
N(6ert @oenner, 1907 Clifton Str
Noromelt.
GbeihlieEnnGen:
Sobn 6. Burroughs uno Maril
Sroutmonn.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25

G6te Tranffnrtcr nnb Gnaflunrit,
rein mn6 mnDerfaliht, 5n baben be-
SihIers,
532 Gcrtcrs aun Is MiGss Marft.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
@m. Sell ltuterititnnss-@ eieaidaft.

Die @eriommlung Der @eieaidoft
fonn ON Montoo, ben 20. 5. Mfts.
i'm 2ofoIe oes MitgIieoes Carl SAINT
mel itott uub NOR ont boiuht, GrG-
iioent &arl goolf fiihrte sen 8orlit
uno GefretGr Saul gahihmiot Der
fab 0os Grotofpa. Die iibliden Sc
ihdfte puroen erleoigt.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
NrUpaannnn ncrhnfem.

1tadl einar iiber Die Sdpei5 tom
nteoen 1epeidc bdbea Die oelltiden
Mlilitdrpeaor9eE ieglihe io5inloemo
frotii4a Rropoqanaba inl Seer, mie
audi Dir 8nleu0lmg jo5ioloemotro
tiider 3eitngm OH SolOotcn nerbo
tent.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
SdLnceiIiIrme in Molnnh-

@eIttqe Shneeftllr1ne. Die in 0Clt
lebten Sagen in 9for00cutidlon0
berridteno 6a6en icBt 6oaon0 err
reidt Der telearophilhe uno tele
pbonsme &erfehr 0es Canoes nit Den
AadborltaatgH in teiluciie beteGhl
lido aeIt5rt ebettio lit Dec StraBcu.
bafnucrfehr arnitlifb uerfiimmert
Senatog gemis gianbt an SrieSeu.
Gacb 5euator s. S. Gents qehen
Deutidlau0 uuo Der 9apit Benedict
mit oetn GlaHe nm. meitcrc 5rie.
9esnn8ebote 81 erlalien.
(Sdl babe @raHo announcement
legte Der 5enotGr Dab Berlin ieiue
au Die 8olidetpidi geribtetc 6rie
QensDiTerte arfasiebeH miro Is
per0en aber ntf 6rieoeu ab8ialenoe
angebote nidI mir RuBlonO, lon0ern
oea iaamtfiaen 4FIiierten 5uacitela
per0en
sd babe mldl eine gtodrid)t. mo
nadl Der &apit im @erein nit Sta
lien, eiuen meiteeen Antrag sur 1ric
oealtifttuna |lmterncbmeu miro.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
WINS Den &,reinsfrciirn

Ndhri6ien fur eieie Spalie maacn bic i~pdiehens @litt
NOD Mlitidss in u~nerer Neealtiun isin, wsHa fe In Ter
Wehe Nufnubme fnreH ieaen.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25

Ole 3ipiIoienit 9e6oroe Der Ser.
Stoaten ridtet iih an sic 9cpaIfe
rilng 0es 2onoes tm 2eute fir Oas
Gr0nance- Department. ImlieuoC
Don Seuteu fir Gle moolihen Stel.
lungen I'M ReaierungSoieait merocli
geiuht. Wtan ienoe @eiide oa Sobn
VI. WecSlbennp. 6reiioent. H. g.. 81.
niI Serbice 9onminion. @ai6ington,
9. 6.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
SnnAruG, ScalIoaf, mirflide Selifao
teiIen, iin6 at 6aben bel:

WMBIerBg
532 Center. nnO is Gisss @astt.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25

Sic @Sioerruflua DER S%ntorpora
ion Ges Daiti6anetifaniiden 9latio
H%albunoes mur0e liz elmer &orlaae.
oic tilr6lid bonn 5eaotor Sling BON
utab eiuaereiht wur0r. beautrngt
nno Dem Suits SSomite iibcrpieicn.
Ole &orlage mttoriiiert pineu Ger
nalter.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
Nae 81 Sabrc altcn &egiitgaRtel
lpllcn Agci ans0eGen.

Setrct0r gafer bot 0us Oetlitdr
fornite 0es 5enots bcuaAridtigt ooB
baS arie9samt 0afiir lit Seate Die
ieit ibrer &egpfrieama put B. sun
1917 0ns "a eaen afE aiberidlf.t
ten baberL ohne 8A Oeli gSaffen gerus
fen moroen 81 lem BON Der @ehr
pflidt all befreien.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-25
adnaSiidcr 9dhtcr betiaat iih fber
3cituaacn.

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The Winslow mail., 1918-02-08
OWN A DORT
You will like it.

The first requisite of successful automobiles strong
and permanent organization behind it, two hundred
makes of orphan testify.
The bort Motor Company is the outgrowth of the
Durant- bort Carriage Co., who for thirty in
the days of Old Dobbin built the famous Blue Ribbon
vehicles.
With this manufacturing experience and with con-
servatve and efficient organization the bort Motor Com
pany has its hat in the ring to stay.
The cornerstone of bort success is simplicity and with
simplicity goes strength reliability accessibility and Ion
gevity.
In future issues will take up the different mechani-
cal features that in addition to the company behind it,
decided the bort the best in its class
the market.
Watch For Them
H. JACKSON,
Motor Cars.
Holbrook, Arizona
Premier A for Dor
REQ every purse. King
The Winslow mail., 1918-02-08
War Story at Opera House.

Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings osnext week the offering
at the Opera House will be Draft
258," a war photo-drarna that
will make America dearer to
every one of its citizens. 1t is
the story Of a typical American
family. Mary Alden, a shop girl,
tells her sweetheart she will
marry him when he comes to her
in uniform, and he complys
with her request. Her brother
Matthew is a socialist, and Ger
man agents use him as their tool
before he realizes their true mo-
tives. Mary is abducted by Ger
man agents and placed in an
air-plane factory which they are
about to blow up. The climax is
exciting in the extreme, and the
production glows with patriotism
and devotion to the nation. The
prices for this attraction will be
35c, 25c and 10c.
The Winslow mail., 1918-02-08
Notice of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the
Chinese grocery formerly con-
Quoted under the firm name of
Chong Sing Lung Grocery Co.,
has this day been sold to Woo
Yong, who has already taken
possession. All accounts due the
old firm must be paid to the
present owners, and all bills
against the Chong Sing Grocery
Co, must be presented by Feb.
10th for payment. The business
hereafter will be conducted under
the name Of the Woo Yong Gro
Gerry Co. Dated this 4th day of
February, 1918.
Woo YONG GROCERY Co.
The Winslow mail., 1918-02-08

The Winslow Market is the
place to buy your green fruit and
vegetables.
Complete household furnish
ings for four-room house for sale
at a bargain. Inquire of Mrs. C.
B. Henderson, 118 E. 4th street.
H. F. Mercer has gone to San
Francisco for a few days, but we
have no advices whether he in
tends to join the navy or get
married.
The Winslow mail., 1918-02-08
Local Explosive Licensor.

w. J. Crozier has been named
by Mr.. Teeple of Holbrook as
the local explosive licensor, who
will issue government permits to
all purchasers Of explosives.
Under the federal regulations no
one can buy explosives without a
permit setting forth the amounts
to be purchased, and the use to
which it is to be put. To have
explosives in your possession
without a license is a violation of
law, and subjects the offender to
severe federal penalties.
"The Clever Mrs. Carfax, "
the renowned feminine imper-
senator, Julian Eltinge, will be
the attraction at the Opera House
this (Friday) evening. Primar-
lily a comedy, "The Clever Mrs.
Carfax" takes it's hero Gne)
through many hair-raising ad-
ventures and provides thrills a.
plenty. Julian Eltinge as Mrs.
Carfax is believably dainty and
fastidsous in trailing frocks OF
stunning bathing suit.
For sale or rent, pianos ano
player pianos. The Moore Furn-
iture Co.