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When it comes to making the world go round Love
itawith cheap whiskey.
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COMBINATIONS IN EXPORT TRADE.

The New York Times calls attention the failure of
producers to utilize the authority recently granted by
under the Webb act by which combinations foreign trade
made immune from the restrictions of the Sherman Anti
Trust Law Ambassador Gererd address before the
Board of Trade said eff the Antitrust Law
remains statute books shall not be able to compete
foreign markets after the cope with the German
economical system"
The people of this country should awaken the fact that
business combination in restraint Of trade radically
different.
is true that efficient and comprehensive selling agency
time control the market but only long such
virtue of it's efficiency able market its goods
cheaply
To any agency field permitting competi
ion by virtue of its magnitude cheaper the cost of
ducto distribution and exchange permanently bring the
cheaper and better SERVICE that agency public
benefit and should be encouraged rather than restricted
The Sherman Law should stand against conditions which
of individual initiative permit the law
supply and demand to freely operate It should not as suggested
by Gerard and many Others be repealed but it should be
permit under regulation, such
combinations will enable business be conducted with greater
efficiency where such combinations not nmca to the public
good, says The Mining Congress Journal.
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ANOTHER NATTER.

The Hun high command reported to have sent out
orders the effect that formation be abandoned
the depised American method of manoeuverng in the
formation is to be adopted.
The high command learned that formation offer
great for the deadly machine that emakab
weapon, which may be ikened to moving machine. Blu
whether ordinary Hun induced fight open foma
question He has been drilled in he has marche
he has fought in He is accustomed to tn
touch of elbows that Of security that from feeling
himself supported each SIDE Those the conditions unde
which trained and is doubtful that he abandon
twinkGng, and make good lines and under
conditions He has The initiative and CT self reliance
that would make very effective fighting in the open
open order.
To the American open order has been traditional
fighting has been the method by which the American
army has been drilled than forty years. and when
adopted it simply reversion method that prevailed
days Indian the very beginning of coonia
history The Indian fought that way, and the colonial m
learned to adopt Indian tactics early in the 1t
British contempt for colonial methods that responsible fol-
The crushing defeat Gen. Braddock at Little Meadows Penn
syvana 1885, by employment colonial method
that Washington succeeded in covering the retreat of the il
starred army
In the Revolutionary the continental troops, under
Washington adopted British methods and that great
der showed himself adept in fighting his troops in close for
nation he had shown himself with the Indian style of warfare
And other the close order system but in Indian
prevailed generally Invention of machine and auto
matte rifles gave American sodery the conviction that open
order would be safer for fighting and it's effectiveness has been
demonstrated again the plains of Picady But it has
been practced there by who experts and adopts with
long tradition and practice behind with open
order another matter
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Local and Personal

Yesterday Nogales was visit
I'd by Mr.. A. S. Way, from
Mowry. The gentleman, who
is a veteran of the Civil War,
was en- route to Portland, Ore
gon, where he will attend the
National Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic,
which will be in session
Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week.
A Nogales friend of Mr.. A.
=. Barber, formerly with the
customs service here, received
a card yesterday, dated
New York, Aug. II, in which
he says: drop you a line OF
so to let you know | am very
nearly dead from heat here
LIZ in the shade. Some hot
Very busy day and night"
Capt. B. A. Warren surgeon
u. S. medical corps, stationed
near Arivica, came in yesterday
with his family and has apart
ments at the Bowman. Capt
Warren heads a large delega-
ton from that section here to
see "The Trail to Yesterday
which will be thrown upon the
screen at the Nogales Theatre
today. The production was
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From the MOwry Region

Yesterday Nogales was visit
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. w. j..
Mitchell, from Mowry, who
brought over to take the out
going train, Mr.. w. w. Beatty,
from Warren, Pa, who is in
terested in the Mowry mines
and had paid them a visit Of
inspection. Mr.. Beatty express
ed himself as we'll pleased with
the work going on under direc-
ton of Mr.. Mitchell.
The latter gentleman report
ed that work progresses salts
factorily in the Ell Paso proper
ty of the Consolidated Arizona
Copper Co., which is adjacent
to the Mowry mines, and under
superintendent of Mr.. Mitch
ell, likewise. The shaft is down
now to a depth Of 106 feet, and
the ore taken out is very good.
Mr.. Mitchell is very confident
that in the Ell Paso ground
there is the making of a big
mine. That confirms reports
made upon the property in
former years by Col. Bird, of
The Oasis.
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Going East.

Today Mr.. and Mrs. E. K
Cumming will depart for the
East, to travel and visit in that
part of the country some
weeks.
First they will go to Kansas
City, making stop there !;
thence to st. Louis, to attend
the annual meeting of agents
of the Missouri Life Insurance
Co.. then to Washington, New
York and other oints,reaching
Sneltsville, New York, where
they will remain several weeks,
visiting friends.
Accompanying Mr.. and Mrs.
Cur ming there will travel Mrs.
4. Il. Gus ;et,er AMI her
daughter, Miss Doris Herrera.
The two lad; IS will go from
Kansas City to DesMioneS,
Iowa, to visit with Capt. A. L.
Gustetter, Medical Corps, u. S.
A., our we'll known townsn,an,
who is in camp near that place.
They will visit the doctor sore
the, and before returning
home will visit other points III
the East.
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ECOURAGING NEWS

Reports from Washington bear the encouraging that
proposed oil land leasing bill will work injustice to individuals
corporations producing oil and that its at this
session of congress may be expected
favorable the development of western water
also about ready for according to reports
The west has been waiting for oil and waterpower
legislation which would permit and development and
we sincerely hope this critical time, congress will finally
e moved to action.
The click of the worries is all right in it's place. but the clique
going the kaiser not to be found in the pooroOm
Ask the U. S. Employment Service
support the boys at the front by helping to support
telephone pole the of building Walk over to the
U. S. Employment Service and get job free
It reported that of the boys in the regiments yet
his side of the water beginning to fear that the war Will end
before their commands will be sent
the hardest thing for to understand an idea
originated by
making the world round Love not in
itswith cheap whiskey
Children cry for the When they have grown they
want the earth.
poiteness is overlooked frequently yet it
big dividend payer.
Oil discoveries vicinity Hobrook give promise of
crop of Arizona milonaires
One hundred million American freemen demand that no
neace shall be made until it is made in Berlin
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Extending the Business

This morning Mr.. Ernesto
Contreras, of Nogales, Sonora,
representative of the company
operating ell Teatro Lux, in that
city will depart for Hermosillo,
thence to Guaymas and other
points down the West Coast,
where he goes to establish d
service for moving pictures at
the various theatrical houses
along the Coast.
La Compania Cinematografi-
clio de Sonora, which is the tt
tie of the corp 1atior represent
ed Ky Mr.. CO 1treras, handles
all the productions of some of
TN, most noted producers in the
Inter States. including Pathe,
NJ tro, Triangle. keystone, Uni
v;sal, etc., lid those of the
new Azteca Co. Of the City of
Mexico, which is presenting a
line of first class productions
by famous artists and artistes
of the Mexican lyric and dra-
matte professions, who have
turned their talents to cinema
biographical work.
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RIPPING RHYMES.
Gone to Work.

The village pool hall looks bare banquet hall deserted
the loaers gather there nwashed and fanneshed
But Crowders ORDER ork fight broke up their long
ton and the pool hall sight, of desoation The
ratings of the courthouse shon of all the souches
who used dape their persons there and air their
ouches They hung there in the long ago. content with hen
condition. sit and let their whskers grow all their amb
ton living they had their fanes showed detection
they merely threw tobacco juice blamed direction Blu
they're working by the day. they're blowing they're hoeng
they're rearing up bales hay where only growing
To cultivate the fertile soil them daily farng their bone
creakng they eo and they hoarsey swearing Th
dungeons of the village Jail empty and dreay Rich
ard wall Wies who weary. The skate
who used to beat their steal their neighbours chicken
useful lives they're sweating like the dickens
shaking things around from old time uts it's tossef
u.s. it's done it may be found it's worth whateer
cost ~ fsA2F
Copyright 1918 by George Matthew Adams.
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staged in that locality and the
pictures will therefore be of
special interest.
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Special attention Is being given by
the medical department of the army
! In all camps to cleaning up spots
where mosquitoes and flies breed. In
some cases 1t has been necessary to
dig channels in streams, draia swamps,
and put in elaborate ditchiHg Fystems
to clean up stagnant pools and streams.
In cases where it has been impossible
Or impracticable to drain swamps and
do similar work, there has been in
stalled system for keeping slow-mov-
ing streams and still bodies of water
covered with oil. At all points within
the camp where there is the slightest
possibility of mosquitoes or flies breed
ing daily spraying of oil is done.
Arrangements have been completed
with the federal public health service
70 carry out a similar program in the
territories adjacent to the camps. The
health service has agre6d to fill boys,
open streams, and drain swamps, and
continue the oil spraying for a dis
lance of 1 mile around each camp.
Special precautions have been taken
to prevent the spread Of disease by
flies. Instructions were given Oh the
disposal Of materials that were likely
to become breeding spots. Arrange
ments were made to protect all food
from flies. With this end in view, all
buildings in which food is prepared or
stored were screened. Entrances to
Al oil
An average of 5000 fytraps have been
placed in each camp. More than o.
100000 square feet of screening has
been placed in all camps.
To assist in meeting the present
shortage in unskilled labor restrictions
have been temporarily removed on the
importation of Mexican labor to be
used In certain occupations. This step
supplements the order by which @he
department of labor has arranged to
bring Porto Rican laborers into this
country for work on government con-
tracts. 1t Is estimated that 10000 Is
landers can be brought In while trans
portation is available.
New regulations on the subject OF
Mexican labor contain rigid provisions
to prevent any attempt at exploitation
on the part Of prospective employers.
Wage rates current for similar labor
In the localities in which the admitted
alien is to be employed are assured,
as we'll as good housing and sanitation
conditions.
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About the hardest thing for man to understand il
by woman.
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The click the all right in it's place. but the clique
that's going kaiser not to be found the pooom
Ask the u. S. Employment Service.
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You can't support the boys at the front by helping to support
telephone pole the of building Walk over to the
u. S. Employment Service and get job free.
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reported that of the boys in the regiments ye
his beginning to fear that the will
before their commands will be sent
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-16

One hundred million American freemen demand that no
eace shall be made until it is made in Berlin
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.S|XTY PERCENT Of
SUBMARINES HAVE
BEEN DESTROYED

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June -
The possibility tina; German slhrla.
rines arc lurking off tho Atlantic coast
hereaft must be- regarded as con
tinuins factor in American war meas
ures. in The opinion of many naval Of
fcials. They believe that the present
raid is practically rcran to be fol
lowed by others. and that it will never
he safe again 10 assume thar Amen
can waters arc free from this menac:
as long as he T-bnats are nj large.
Besides NiCiiant guard at homo, ur
rnmi,ting efforts AGAINST tho sabma
rincs a, the points Of eeress is :fc an:
tidnte favored here. i carefully
planned campaign. having both often;
siyc and defensive phases. il RnoTh
TO have been approved lon= aeo. and
probably now is we'll under way.
SWanson's Revelation.
An indication Of ihn deadly work nf
the Allied and. American Il"o'S in Ed
ropcan waters was ciyon. today when
Senator Swanson. Of Virginia. stated
that according 10 information fur.
nishnd the naval affairs committee.
6n per cent. Of tho submarines con-
structed by Germany haze been de-
strovod. This porcentac" includes mol
Continued on. Page Twelre.)
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NEW YORK. Juno I.--t"0erai III
vcsii"arinn into the ACTIVITIES o. J'Ff'
miah OIrarv. known 10 Tho govern
mont as a Sim F"in sympath!zor' re-
suited in his Indictment today on
fhn charge OF treason. Ol.caF! EFo "
month a"o.
With him were indicted four cther
American citizens and lwo Germans
one hoinc KnrI RodiCrr.. a German
navy officer: rhn other Nine. Marie
De- NicinrirS. Who was taken INTO Gus
rodv in April. Tn" woman a inc time
wiiS charged with having spent money
here 10 support Sim F"in synra'hlz'
rry. in his country 10 enlist IN inc
British navy for the purpose ~ pu'.
Ting bombs on british warSnpS.
The others indicted arc Albert Faul
Frickr. said IN bo Il Mt. Vernon manu-,
facfurcr: William ! Robinson. ana
John r. Ryan. prominent Buffalo
politician. Mime. nr Nic'orica, Room
:on. Trickr and Ryan w"r" all IN
cnurt and plcaded no' guilty. Ryan
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TWO VILLAGES
AND MANY Guns
ARE CAPTURED
GERMAN DEAD PILED
THREE DEEP AT FRONT
Losses of Sammies Reported
Heavy-Berlin Claims Re-
pulse of Attack
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN PICARDY, June 7.-[By The
Associated Press)-As the result
of the two attacks by the Ameri-
cans against the enemy IN the
second battle northwest of Cha
teau Thierry, 800 prisoners were
captured and the Americans ex-
tended their line. over a front OF
about six miles to a depth of near
ly 21s miles.
While the losses CT the Amerl-
cans necessarily have been heavy,
owing to the nature of the fight
ing, the German dead is piled
three deep in places.
A number of machine guns were
added to the American booty.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Furthec
advances by the American and
French troops near Chateau Thierry
and the infiietion of severe losses
cpon the enemy was reported in
tonight's eonmunique from General
pershirg. An American raid in
picardy in which prisoners were
taken also was announced.
PARIS. June 7.-The French and,
American troops operating against
the Germans northwest of Chateau
Thierry during Fridays fighting.
made additional gains Of ground
and captured the villages OF Veuilly-
la-Poterie and Bouresches. ae-
cordine to the French communica-
ton issued this evening.
BERLIN, VIA LONDON. June 7.
Continued on Page Twelve.l
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CEN. CROWDER
ORDERS PROBE
Of TIE DRAF I
CLASSIFICATION OF
MANY TO BE CHANGED
Ungrounded Claims Of Indus
trial and Agricultural
Exemption Alleged

! WASHINGTON. June 1.--Wirh the
double purpose Of increasing the num-
her Of men ayaila bic for military scr'
vice and If insurinE fairer admins
;rat;On ri tho seleCEve service law
, Provost Marshal General CroTder TO
dav rrlrgrarhcd governors of all
STATES. arkinr immediate Te-lnvesu'
cation Ct the draft classification Us's
cvorywhero.
Class ono. already exhausted IN
Somr localities BY the repeated calls
contains oS.7 percent OF all the regis
tranrS. according 10 the nailonaI
average. bur percentages in me T.
son Local exemption board dlstr'c'S
vary most materially. 10Th up and
down from tne avcrag" hsurc.
! s. "Slacker" and UnEinunded claim
of rich- 10 industrial or acrlcu1nra!
cyrmprinn General Crowder h"ilcveS'
snma rrciSrranrs havr imposed upon
ihc hurdcnol local boards TO escape
/ seryirr while in other districts an
applicafion Of th" regulations mas
been perhaps stricier than is lniend
: cd. The governors and tho agents
arc asked to investigate and upon
, evidence 10 ask boards 10 re.classlt!
men. Assistance of The puhhc
through supplying information 70 'n'
; boards also j. asked.
: II was said IoSav that with the eN
: hauS,ion nf class ono. unSklll'd farn
labor"rS whom the boards have pe"n
allowed 10 place NJ iiS bottom. VIII
have 10 go 10 caninnmrnls. Ther'
; will ba no chance in This policy aho
,hc ONLY relief. il is declared. Will
como from enforcement oi 'he wa
; or fight" order generally.
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Norwegian n
Steamship.
Vnla.nd Is.
Sub Victim
BOMBED IS MILES OFF
THE VIRGINIA CAPES.
Nineteen Members of Crew
Are Brought Ashore at
Cape May

CAPE MAY, N. j., June mime;
teen members Of the crew Of the
Norwegian steamship, Porto Rico
for an Atlantic port, with a cargo
of sugar, were landed at Cape May
point late today, their ship having
been sunk by a German submarine
sixty.fve miles off the Virginia
capes last Wednesday evening.
The men were Immediately taken
to the WissaEickon naval barracks
hospital at ScwelIs Point several
miles up the ocean side OF thc
cape, and no one was permitted to
see or talk to them.
WASHINGTON, June 7.--Sinking OF
rhe Norwegian steamer Vinland by a
German submarine 65 miles off the
Virginia capes at D. H.. Wednesday
June ). was announced tonight b. thc
navy department.. The crew was res
(Conttuued on PuRc Fourtcen.)
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which he depends tn dissolve in IN"
long run tho armed organization nt
Franco and Britain. 10 break IN" Al
,ied line, and TO break not only the
military. but the civil powers of re-
sistance which tho Two nations 1T
the West have for their support.
Main Strategic Ain Has Failed.
With his grea; success OF Marrh :"
rSlr enemy destroyed NOR" than my
miles Of tine old quaSi-perinancnr hciG
notifications upon which me Aii'S
denenGcd for their powers OF resist
ancc against what waS "nrtam 10 hr
the enemy superior numbers N men
and material during tho dangerous m
terval hci wrnp The disappearance or
Russia and The effective appearance
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0]FARY AND CO-CON5P|RATDRS
INDICTED On TREASON CHARGE
Cermanys Master Spy, Rodger, and John Ryan, butfe'
Politician Among the Seven Men Caught in
Uncle Sans Net =

as we'll as OT.eary Is q fugitive from
justice.
Rodi2er and Nine. Dc Fictorica
both alleged N hr German citizens
arc accused Of being spies for ibf
German government. II is aHcscG
that RoGienr gained entrance inln III:
country on Swiss passport, and tha
hc is former officer Of the Germah
navy.
OLrary. publisher Of thc magazine
Bull. and president Of the American,
Truth SGciely. fed moro Than month
ago on tho oyc Of his trial for alleged
scditious publications in his maga.
zine.
Emil Ripper. natural!znd German.
was also indicted. charged with trrn
son. =. ...-.
RodiScr WIS arrested early in May
and was described at the time .'as
Germany's m lster srr in this country
One cf the Americans indicted. t1lhn
T. Ryan. a Buffalo lawyer. was named
although NOT Indicted. in tho German
plot TO blow M tho Wclland Canal,
nearly three years ago. III.
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In considering the Germans great
success OF the last two weeks we must
never commit the error Of confusing
an offensive advance with rlctorE
Victory or defea: will come onl? al
the end of the actiou--perhaPs weeks
or months from now; and fhrF are
not discoverable in this Its central
and least decided moment.
The chief cause of popular erroi
in judging the extremely grave
crisis through which the fortunes OF
the Allies arc passing is the wide
spread conception that the enemy
obiec, is Typographical: that is. the
conception ;hat he is trying TO reach
this or that place or 10 effect such
and such a maneuvre upon the map
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FIGHTING OF THE
AMERICANS IS
IN EYE: -QPE ENER
MARINES GIVE THE FOE
TASTE OF COLD STEEL
Nowhere Have Germans Been
Able to Stay Franco
American Rush

There has been no lct-up In the
offensive OF the American and
French troops against the Germans
in the region northwest Of Chateau
Thierry. where in the past Two days
severe defeats have been INFLICTED
on the enemy and American ma
rines have won great praise for
their valiant fighting.
Battling shoulder to shoulder over
front Of six miles from VinIy.
the craycoated lines with their bay
VcuiIly La Potcrit. &c Roureschcs.
the Americans and French have cap
turcd the towns Of Heuiiy La Po.
terie and eoureschcS. and also made
proGrcss I'll along the front. PreHi-
ousIy Torcy had fallen into the
hands Of Che Americans.
Nowhere on this bottle line have
the Germans been able to stay TIC
efforts CT the allied troops. although
they have Tough; With great tcnaci.
~. The marines everywhere have
declined TO take = backward etcp.
qoing forward against the enemy
even when he had superiority in
numbers. Close pressed. the ma
rincs have given the Germans
taste OF cold steal. even in the face
Of machine gun fire: surrounded.
they have fought their way through
which lies just to the northwest Of
oness. From all accounts there has
been no part OF the game Of modern
warfare in which tho men from
overseas have not cxccIIed the
enemy.
The Iosscs to the enemy thus far
are declared 70 have been extremely
heavy. and the .crra;7 they have lost
(COrti ON pa. TnErteen,l
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in The fold Of the United States
Having ihu$ destroyed fifty miles OF
The wall and having restored the
war of movement over The vast III
angle extending nearly 10 AmlenS. me
enemy perceived two things: first 'hal
his strategic Object. which had ocrh
the separation Of the French from tnf
British. had failed: second. mat MS
new tactics could he relied upon To-
have chance. at Least. Of hr"aNlhE
any permanent part Of III" lIne.
From that moment he turnHd ms al
IcnriOn Ia ne development nt IN" new
,ac;iCs. which consist OF the secret
concentration Of large forces: In a
hri"f and vory intense homhardmcn'
in pushing up every kind of light az
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Much the greater part Of everything
that has been done in the past BY
both sides has. it is true. been OF this
nature. as indeed must necessarily
br the case with far the greater part
Of the activities Of all war.
But what the enemy is doing nov
is novel so far AS this war Is con.
cerned in tho sense that results
shown upon the map are quite sub
ordinate to another element This
is his present aim of dsintcgratinp
the forces opposed to him before the
American troops can appear IN
strength. In other words. he is strik
ing. as has been emphasized before
while he still has superior numbers
a series of blows upon the weight Of