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Headquarters Tor Ladysmith coal Juneau Transf. Co.,, phone 48.
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Are your coal bins emptyr Phons remmer and Ritter, 11l.
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Old papers TOT sale at The Empire sflice. Second and Main streets.
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Attractions Tonight

PALACE-Robert Warwick, in "The : Flash of the Emerald."s az II
 Ssa-as sl 1.At s.syasth,0 COLISEUM-Bessie Love, in Nina, the Flower Girl" 'oyr "'-
 the 't sAeg ---L-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPpblisherl

DepafI Infnl 70 TIE interior
IL Land Office Mt Sterling. Colo. ado
Jry g. laia
%uIiee u hereby given that James W Has.
.bEa. sf Snyder Ca'praIu g ho. on Feb. 8
O. made orR ~ e.. Serial na. 02326s for
ta SWi,, and w hn on Feb. s igi1. made Add
H., Serial No u22-f5. for sen. Ss-lion p
esnihip 6-N, Range 20 W. 6lh pru5issl
20 rid an, has Ge,i noticr OF intention 10 maae
sal T6rca Year roof. 10 establ.h eia.
~ the hand above decTlbrd before The Reg.
.. F and Receiver O., s. Land o.ics. i 5-tr-
irE Colorado on tha q D .b5 u Ars.at
Tag
Gla ment uames rs witnesses:
Hahn B0V-Jr pcar k0gs. Relh % Sand.
aud Roy l.. Bfieter. an Of Suyt- ~. Go
n Htg T&k -.79
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of tie interior

Department Of TIE interior
ID. s. Land Office. at Sterling Colorado.
ji y 9. 1918.
Notice l. hereby given that Roy D. Shepherd.
o New Raymer, Colo. eo. on Mar. 80. 1915.
r. de It'd. Entry Serial No. os2557. for Sc =
SMt. 81 NE i See. Abl lSEA ss
laipai n fuian. haa 4,l uolce Of uttti-
tOn so make PIMA Three Year rropoT. 70 -
.,ilh lain 70 the land abole described be-
.ac CIyle L. Stanley. u S. Commissioner. at
~ RaymeF. Colorado. on the 2bth day ni
q gust. 1915.
HainAat names hs witnesses.
Zen Whed. William liuHuR bah ( 3 .onc
3 n, Colorado,
Iran u clars and Harry G M5Eleain
d of New Raymer Co.orado. --is skl
A r. Browns Resiser
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisherl

Department tfb tAs i7tetiW
y. s Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
j. .. 1915.
f, O. "a i iy .vca shat it'-f 4. IL
Of Logeand CoIofad who on Oct 80. 1909.
m ie Desert L..ad EHzry Set 90 titig fer
81 s, See g8 aud SW'i Sec ~ TOXIN
d aN, Haase a.eAta b.t fd.ii Hsls'
ia. hrs ssI rotite OF Hsr1tcH ta m1se Z
ID n.t tsrd pranf. IN a-Eardapc 7iih uv
Il .Fl par4staah AL d NeH tt l-s3 T. H#.
.sj.1 c'su 10 the baud above dacF hed. b -
b q ygie L ne.gs IT, s. CaEm, l1nef a..
r rs gaymcr. GorFgdo. on {r ta day oi
rueb 1915, Ill.,"
Claimant namoa as witnesses:
Carroll a Cag Esnd1n q Sew Rayp'r.
Go
rg.srt B,iffnssr, ~ Staneham Colorado
gaatl II afy Of Ston tHm, Coo. l-iS So
xasrs-gs a. RosH. II aoyeaui. Co'aI@do.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON
(puhiisha~t

Department of the Interior
Y. $. Land Office Mt Ste ling. Colorado.
J'y o. 1918.
Notice j. hereby given that fhsrics II. .na.k-
~ New Raymar Colorado who. on July 81
1914, made Hd Fntry Serial Nc 0et2s'. ~
+ Section 20 ToNnfMa gM Ranes n W
sth princiral Meridian n I'LL n1tf.- - n.
teliion to make F.nnl Thrts Wa7r rrouf s
abh claim 70 the land above das-=lAe4 b.
fq Cigia T. s'anlag IT, s. raum s'e--r. ~
w eayner. co'oHain. ea th7 a'h A-g a.
tfeust 1918.
Claimant names n witnesses:
Hrgo kueF Flaarl z Werfe'i H..fh
er. pv4 Pred r. Euarp nli o. Nsy ney
EeF. caleado.
A. r Brcwns. Re9iser
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPuhllsherl

Department Of the interior
". S. Land Office. at Sterling Colorado
Jly o, 1918.
}gila H hereby gwen that Insz Marie Al.
lrs Of Nce RHynser Colorado. rho on Ipu
fgl4. made ia. Eatry. so.li No. 0.IIbI
p safiar = To rfh T.N. es.r
W 9Th Principal Meridian. has d'eti nasiee
Of In sni.un 10 make T.uai Three Wear Proof
o., 7b e.9 - 20 shr San aI-fYH ds'crihsi
Ey's Is sH'e1 ~ s. Comm asiousr
Nos Raymer. Colorado, on the 27'h day
auat 1918
Claimant names rs witnesses
Ar'gigh s. Clair. Jesse H. Bosom. Jay r
hHi ia Ha D. E.r.ef..
grtr Colorado T-tR ae
a. F. BROWNS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublishcrJ
naHa t,.at AT III. tnt.Ktur

q. S. Land Office. at Sterling Colorado
taY y, lgls.
s3iire : hereby q zen hat Grad 2. Prs q
uf Now Kaymcrt Colorado ho on Apy G
j. made II. p Sel4a No. 02ssli fu- iaa
, e + NWt and Me- Section ~. laan
70 On. Range a7-WcsL G h Prime pal Asr
u sn. tal GItl no ler of intention 70 ma 81
ial Three GER Proof " establish eB m "a
land above described before Clyde l. S an.
y u. 5. Commissioner, a New Riymer. Go.
10 ado on hF 25th day Of AGRHt. ilis.
Claimant names ~ witnesses;
iram i Clark Albert y. Aiicn. T. sdrs
Mor'oj, and harroA }, Clark uil 81
q ~ Raymcr, Colorado 7-iS 50.
A. n Vrowns Revtasr
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,lHInllIlI lllllt1lIllllIIEJlIll
hoIlCE FoK PUBLICATION
tpubliaherl

II0IuTtUiefI " EHe IIFFfIVt
u. S. Land Office. a, Sterling. Colorado
June {. 1918.
Notice Il hereby given that Clyde W. Nc
Whitney, Assignee OF Elmer II. Pitts. Of Love
land, Colorado. who. onFeb. 26. 1910 made
Desert Land Entry. Serial No. oissls for
NI,1,, Section 81. Township Q NJ. Range bsW. =
an Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of in
teation TO make Final Desert Land Proof,
in accordance with the Third Paragraph Of the
AT OF March 4, 1915, to establish claim e
th, land above described. fore The clerk OF
the District Court. at G-s.iN. Colorado, on
ne 26th day of July. 1915.
Claimant ramna e. WttucsseS
Elmer H. Pitts, Jared Craig. Charles Craig,
psi G. A. Benson, all of Loveiand. Colora-
do 6-i3 T-is
+ Bru,yps Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
CPublisher)

Department Of the Interior
n. s. Land Office at Stfrs'ns Colorado
July II. 1918.
OF Stoneham. Colorado, who, on May i,h
l1f5, made Hd. Entry Serial No, o32sg5. for
SFt. section s2. Township Z NJ. Range se
N 6th Prntnal Meridian, has filed notee
o' intention 10 make final fhrea Year Proc
10 tstahli5h c'aiul 10 the land above desefibed'
3, ore Register and Reeeiyer, United State
land 0Ni6e. nj sterling. Colorado. On he
z lay of August, i1ts.
Claimant names as witnosses:
August j. Carlson. Elmer Biolin. Edward T.
Wheeler. and Edward r. Harwood. all OF
n, nebam Colorado. 5-23 6-27
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What Really kiuH.

NO" said the man who wa1 shot n
the head by his friend while they we're
out shooting. lost tie greater Dart o'
ar ear and was scratched consider
ably u dent mlad lta osais >
much but Il breai fg 3 sf-s
ny he'd misfsscH
mate f. tcf g
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublisherl
Department Of the interior
I. s Land Office al Sterling Colorad

y. Land Office. at Sterling Colorado,
'ry 0. 1918
Notice i hereby given 'lnt Robert n Meal.
n, ioH. Morgan, Ca'uga3o. Who. on De. s.
i.i s. made H. F.. No 8iqS60 Tor MEL and
y aor Aay s iaii. nade Addl. H. r. SERIAL No.
12 A5s. Tor NV settan i7 To4uhp B.N
Il nEe 5s.W sh rt.nsipal Meridian hrs "a
9f "" ri intention 10 maie Final Three Year
Fl7af 10 eH bih pain g The lanl abs,e
= rribsA. hc ore CayioH q. Hiesci cdaa y
i Ire oI Iarsnn CauH 3. Co'oeaio al rft
" -ssan. Colo. on thc et'h day . su-n
N-S
Claimant names as witnesses
ar I. Bar 'es Erea 2 s'ieman. SOD C "a
- Johnson All of Me- Rsvrler ca ora II
~ teosee BaEioek. Of Fo-t No gan Caiora-
NJ TAs s-sz
y rpDusNs p,...t.-
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SoTiCE F0a PUBLICATION
(Puhlisherl
ItrpiirtIiient I

U, s. Land Office al Sger''es, Colorado,
JOY o 19lS.
Notee l. hereby gwen that charlss $. Der
N N. of s.oncham. Colorado, vino QH Apr j.
ID made Hl Ln.ry. Serinl No. 9lQaki. 70.
las !. q. Sl4NEti and sen. section loSF,,-
n r an. Raave CIV. 9Th PRINCIPAL Mesid-
nj laa ned notice Of intention to make n
II s,a Year Proof TO eEtn1iish riaAm 70 I'M
aaI abn.e Icscri1el before 'lls ulster an
4 -sss. s land one. a. ting coio'
81 la OF ths --ni day Of Aus-st. l9lh
Glnfmant names as witnesses;
Ho-man Ieuhart. ani Arthur Ford, both Of
,sfiB4. Cuev.do.
4 sabam. Cnor4'o,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPUBIISHERl

~. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado,
Iuy 90 1918.
man. Of New Raymer. Colorado who. on Sep
Z. 1915. made Hd Entry. Serial No. o2Ssls.
fer Lots 3. &, 8, 6, Z. SEl tNWh and ElssWh.
Sc tion 6. Township s-N., Range 5s-W., 9Th
Prn Meridian. has filed notice Of intention g
nuke Final Three Year Proof to establish
claim 10 the land above described. before
Ci,ds l.. Stanley. u. s Commissioner, at New
Rayncr, Colorado. on the l7th day OF Sep
eiliar, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank Fox.
Jese II. Beson. Ezra Toyne, Fred z. Rapp.
al OF New Raymer Colorado 7-25 s-2s
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IIaImanT nnme3 q Wifncsses
Pete J. Johnson. and Clyde Claytor, both Of
NgTftH ron rIptft tTmS.
tpublhherl

ITT-I77TT 7-7TT-- n n" " 8fT-7"
~ $. Land oihse, al Sterling Colorado.
July %. 1915
Notice Is hereby given that Ralph r. Bald.
win. OF Stoneham, Colorado. who. on March
10th, 1914. made homestead application. Ser
ial No. o20tlb. for N y. Sec. s. Twp. g-N Range
sew. 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed notice
OF intention to make final three year Proof.
TO establish claim to the land above described,
before the Register and Receiver, United
States. Land Office. at Sterling. Colorado. on
the 9th day Of September 1915
Claimant Hames as Witnlssaa
Lloyd f. Blystone Thomas n. McAleer, Dam
lei c. Chapel. and Stiles f. Chapel an OF
Stoneham. Colorado. s-l g-s
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NOTICE. ron rrnttCtTfoN
lPuhlisherl
Department Of the Interior

q. s Land Dtliee, af Sterling, Colurado
luly 20. 1918
hatiee IS tte eiyan 'hl' Hir.oa a
trahmeyer ni tpass1u td.oi ilo ) sa on
8au, & i9i1. .tadE Hf Ea $50 30
aa7 fe K-ts s.. 81 4F f ss.r
ii.c W. G'h ifriLf "a. le- Il a.. tl- z d
lnse" q iasapt an r. Hlata t-a 6e+ s5-
roof 70 e'nhhh ean ID ite aal al5ry
r. bod. hefosc Fia Beef ana seE~4.
as laoJ uiiiee at s'efiuz cuo u1 on
lay 0i September. Isis
Claimant names a. witnesses.
Pete J. Johnson, and Clyde Claytor. both Of
savdgsN Tuu-gid. rri Ma an y W- 'aiada
of Ayaio. Colorado and Henry Gooeh. Of Stone.
er, tua"s5a. YES 70
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Long Distance Camera,

The most successful thing which
has been recently introduced in the
way of long distance camera ia one
y hlch makes use Of rcflectors insiet
IL camera Il get the enlarged obiaf
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A. p BROWNS. Register.
. o. anrrtsrur>r nay

s-~-tcr nr ADJUSTMENT DAY
State Of Colorado. County OF Weld SIS.
In the County Court, in Probate.
In the estate OF No, l719 Henry Brewer. De.
ceased.
All persons having claims against said cs.
tate are hereby notified 10 present them for
adjustment to the County Court ofWcll coun.
ty. Colorado on Tuesday. the ard day Of Sep.
tenibcr. 1918 at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. M.
William j. Roth,
Administrator Of said estate.
/. s. Smith Attorney. for administrator
First publication. August |. 1918
Last publication. August 90 1918
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AuriCE FOR PUBLicATie.
lPubIisherb

Urpaflmtul 0f tAt Inn TIaf
III s. Land Office nj stefiing. Colorado.
j. SRI, mta.
5 ice IS hereby given that May Hsines Mil
!, formerly Pennington. Of Stonenant, Colo
IT, 10. who. On Juy -. 1913, made liE. No
D Z74 FOR NR4NWI,. SCI AVA, NWAhE u.
6 on dareh 3, lyi4. made Additional I'D.
ny. Serial No. 0kJgfB. for sWAA" "a,
EttE ald .s ~ .,retou e its.n.
a-norsh. Range s5-Heat, och PEinc pal
) ridan has flied notice Of intention to make
ial Three Year froof. 10 establish claim 10
. land above described, before register and
r ever. IT, 5. Land Office. at Sterling. Coo
r 10. on tbe 26th day OF August. l9is.
ialmaHt uaue4 as witnesses;
Natter stewart, Of Sterling. Colorado.
arE Wiedeuer. William Craig and Harry
iig. all Of stoneham. CoioHs1do. 7.ls So
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NOTICE FOr PI uffCATIaS.
lpmhlisherl

ncpartment Of the interior.
" $ Land Office. NJ Sterling Colorado.
fu'v o tafS
ffo'ee 2 hee By rirsn thsi MaS ea Fl. *
Avalo. Colorado
n7-e-t Land Frs-y sr.r1 NJ. 0atf54 frF So
wye NV NWH Se- isi NEpi iNEii. Sec.
sost r. fs nfhtt fe
Principal HarA
Sos o wake Final Desert Land Proaf. to o.
tallish claim 70 Ne land alnve descr'hcd,, BE-
fore the Rofster aad Receiver. H. s. Land
~
rtsintanf n~+nes rs witnesses
chqrier C1rhan ~ New paymer, Colo
Erant o'arder Of kYe'a coioraio
JOIN B'rrs. ~ Bi,,,ian sgsrr rvs
Walter r. ReaNer. ~ Ausia Colorado 500
y uunuNc p.,.,.t..
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GnsurnptlOn

consumption.
The response OF the public TO our re-
quests for reduced consumption of
meat during the past few months has
been most gratifying. and this service
alone has enabled the government dur
lng this period to provide such sup
ltlles as transportation TO the allies
permitted.
that In those parts of the country
where the old fashioned home preser-
~ ton of pork is still the custom, this
Practice should be extended at the
present time, AS II will relieve the bur
Gtn upon transportation 10 and from
tie packing houses and Is economical
Is sound as saving the cost of packing
operations and at the same time will
provide home supplies of pork TO las
over the months Of decreased supplies
The Food Administration desires Ia
repeat that II does not want to give
The impression that these are times
when simplicity and moderation OF liy.
ing are not critically necessary, bni
that its sole desire Is TO secure an ad
justment between our different food
supplies and meet changing conditions
from time to time and to keep the pub
H. fully and frankly advised of Its
position with the full confidence and
reliance that whenever II becomes nee
essary renewed aprea's far saring vii
met the same IoyaI n 81 iiSe as In M
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

SALESLADIES- Kings Pal
ace has openings for sales
ladies, both with and without
experience; applications are
desired from those who desire
to work one, two, and three
days each week, as well as
from those who wish to devote
their entire time to store
work; excellent salaries; ideal
working conditions; eight
hour day. 80 9TH st. 80
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TIL ST. y. W, issc-Niee furnished room
suitable for one or two gentlemen. q
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FOR RENT-RooMs
FURNIsHED.

ONE large front room aIcove: farniShsd a.
unfurnlshed. telephone service. us ia
81. y. W.
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ioASElST+Ladies and gentlemen. from s. {
SO now being earned by representatives
yeis Georgia ave. Call write.
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z. II. Smith, as Aspen n. W.
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FOR REMT-HALLS

LARGE RAIL. centrally located. suitable for
Iodss purposes. dancing, ~tc.: available
nights "a and 4th Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
& AondRys. Phone Linz. 10 fneEeo
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WOOD FOR SALE
WOOD

6anor Blood Purifier: regulates the sntirs
Eystem: enriches and strengthens the blood,
thereby eradlcating all akin diseases TreAl.
naents for various ailments. u. A LouI9
q SON HERB SPECIALISTS. - ST. q. ".
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FOR SALE-MIScELLANE0US

FOR SALE-Regulanon fine
Pool Table, balls and cue in
perfect condition. c. w. Fem
minis, 613 G st. NV %
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DOMESTIC

cookSFlrst class. good wages. 4SOi GeOndi
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-20
MURDER PREVENTED BY
QUICK POLICE ACTION
Joseph Murat, OH Deadly
Errand Walks Into
Their Arms.

Quick intervention on the part of
Frank Hahn this noon, probably
averted the addition to the long list
of murders in this city, when the pa
trolmon captured Joseph Murat of A
Orange street, in the kitchen in the
rear of Frank Terciak's store at No.
81 Grove street A new Harrington
Il Richardson .32 calibre revolver,
fully loaded. was found on the pris-
Oner at the police station and he was
locked in a cell for arraignment in
the police court Monday morning on a
charge of breach of peace, assault
with n deadly weapon and carrying
concealed weapons.
Shortly before noon, Captain Grace
received a telephone message from
the vicinity of the store stating that
officers were wanted and he immedi-
ately dispatched the above officers
who were Just ending traffic service
for the day.
The cause of the trouble is based
on bill alleged to be owed by Murat
to Terciak. The stOrekeeper secured
a writ of attachment and Murats
wages were altacneu ny SohsIdpie
George A. Stark. This morning Murat
called at the store and told Terciak
that he was going to kill him, it is
alleged. He left the place without
carrying out his promises This was
early in the forenoon. Shortly after
- o'clock, Mrs. Murat rushed into the
store and told Terciak to be careful.
The officers were then called and they
arrived on the scene ahead of Murat.
Murat. true to his word, put in an
appearance and not finding Terciak he
wended his way to the rear of the
store and Immediately he was pounced
upon by the police. When locked up
Murat said that he owned the gun for
Is years, purchasing it in Pennsyl-
vania and secured the bullets at a
LAFAYETTE street store this morning.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-20
MORE Than 5000 ON
TRADING BLACKLIST
Hostile Firms in Neutral
Countries Included for
First Time.

Washin gton, April 20.--A revised
enemy trading list, containing moro
than 5000 names and for the first
time including enemy firms in tho
neutral countries of Europe. was is
sued today by the war trade board,
It was established in conjunction
with Great Britain and France to
unity the efforts Of the Allies to keep
their products from reaching tho
enemy Italy has accepted the list
ir principle.
The number of firms listed as en-
emies in South America was slight
ly reduced from previous lists after
1veStigatiOn disclosed that the claims
OF many firms that they were neutral
were justified. 1t was said, however
that many of the firms which prob.
ably deserved to be listed AS enemy
agents were not on the list because
actual proof of their German connec.
tions was lacking. Extreme care is
being taken in licensing ships to
them. to see that they obtain nothing
Of value to the enemy of detriment
to the allies.
Besides the neutral countries OF
Europe Greece and Morocco are IN
cluded in the territory covered by
the list.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-20
RLIND GIRL LEADS
OTHERS FROM FIRE
Rosa Cohen, Aged Nine, Saves Lives
of IS Other Blind Children
from Burning Home.

New York, April 20.-Rosa Cohen,
nine years old and blind, saved the
lives of 6 other blind children at the
Blind Ba bies Sunshine Home in the
Bath Beach section of Brooklyn early
today.
Awakened by smoke from a fire
which started in the kitchen of the
home, she groped her way through
the girls and boys rooms and aroused
each sleeping child. Officials of the
home were not awakened until the
children, led by little Rosa, were
passing out of the blazing building.
'rHo floors of the home were burned
out.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-20
MEXICAN ENVOY ROBBED
Fake Customs official Takes TWO
Thinks, SatChel and Box from KIM
ployc of Legation at Havana.

Havana April 20.-ThrOugh ruse,
Pasuuela Morena,, an emplOye of the
Mexican legation, was robbed or tWo
trunks a satchel and a box, the prop
erty of Ysidaio Febela, Mexican mln-
lister to Argentina, who is here await
ing passage to South America. Accord
ing to Morena, a man he recognized
as a sergeant of maritime police
stopped him yesterday as he was on
his way to the docks, took possession
of the baggage and ordered hlm to
move on. The Cuban authorities I'M
mediately ordered that a dll1gent
search be made, but up until early to-
dav nothing had been learned of the
identity of the supposed policeman or
of the Whereabouts Of the baggage.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-20
BRITISH IMPROVE FLANDERS LINE:
WIN GROUND IN COUNTER -ATTACK 81
MOB ATTEMPTS TO HANG MAN
SUSPECTED OF DISLOYALTY

Collinsville. Okla, April .2O.--Hen-
ry Rhelmer, who narrowly escaped
death last night at the hands of 80
men bent on hanging him for alleged
disloyalty today was taken to Tulsa
where federal officials announced he
would later be placed in the federal
Jail at Muskegee for safe keeping
Rheimer early today, it was said
practically had recovered from the
effects of his experience last night
when the men swung him into the
air until he was in a semi
state and released him only at the
request of Charles Miller assistant
chief Of police, who pleaded that he
be given a hearing. Rheimer had
been taken from the jail by mem
bers of the party who dragged him
to the Home Guard armory tied an
electric light cord about his neck and
swung it over a basketball goal post.
He was then placed upon a chair and
after he had complied with q COM
mand that he kiss every star on an
American flag, the chair was removed
and his body left swinging in the air.
He was allowed to hang 5 seco ids
or more before his captors relented
and cut him down.
Rheimer was arrested after it had
been reported an American flag that
n defense council committee ordered
him to fly at his home during the
period of the war, had disappeared.
He also is accused IF having said Il
hate the United States flag He Is
SO years old and claims to be Of Rus
cian nativity
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-20
WHEN JOHNNY COMES HOME.
Two Days Celebration By Devcns
Men Here in May.

Another celebration by the New
Britain boys of Camp Devens, similar
to the one held some time ago, is
eing planned to be held in this city
by the members of Company D, 3O2d
Machine Gun company, on the after
noon of May 3. and the afternoon
and evening of May 4. A baseball
game will be arranged for the after
noon of the 3rd. between the team
representing the camp, and q team
OF a11-stars of this city.
The big feature of the second day s
celebration will be the minstrel show
which will be furnished by the boys.
This show has been presented in sew
eraI other cities throughout New
England, and promises to go big
here.
During the afternoon, special
program will be carried out as fol-
lows:
Major Larl1in.
Manual of arms drill under Ser
geant Sergium.
Gas mask drill under Sergeant
Robert Andrew.
Recital of the experiences of a ma
chine gunner in the Dardanelles, by
Sergeant Major Larl5in of the Brit
ish Machine Gun Co.'S
Following the big minstel will be
a dance which is to be carried out
on a large scale. This celebration
has the approval and support of the
Mercantile Bureau, Chamber of Com.
merce, War Bureau During the pro.
cess of the celebration, solicitors from
the camp will collect money which
will be added to the camp fund fol
the soldiers benefit. The names OF
all those who subscribe will be pub
lished in the local papers.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-20
RELIEVED OF $S1.
Bank Books Also Stolen in Highway
Robbery in Hartford.

Joseph kanozak, a Young Pole, WAS
held up and robbed of $S7 in cash and
four bank books on q street in Hart
ford yesterday afternoon. According
to KanOzak's statement, he asked q
stranger he met on Main street, in
Hartford, the way to the depot. The
accomm odating stranger volunteered
to guide him. They went through
side streets and suddenly Kanozak was
grabbed from behind and held by two
men, while a third man searched him
and relieved him of the money and
bank books. The yells of "Police!
Murder! Robbers!'' and the like failed
to attract any of Hartford's vigilant
police. Kanozak was knocked down
and the highwaymen fled. Kanozak
has ordered payments on the bank
books stopped. His home is at lao
North street, this city.