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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-14

True translation fled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
November l4th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
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trDffen, 6ak bas oentide Seiterreid)
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pmblif erflart bat.
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fat iiberaa in Geiterreid). Die srmp-
pen, bie nus bem aries snriiffehr.
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einist nnb pliinoerten, iensten nno
brennten i'm sansen 2anbe.
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in Der SdJiuei5 batten bic golIdelpifi
iiberall Streifs nno Hiots anseitiftet.
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erflart. Der Giienbabnperfebr aber
Ole gamse Sdueis iei gelabn1t. Su
3Hrid iDllen 3uiammenitDke 5ipilden
SOlSaten nno Streifern itnttgefnnbeE
haben.
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oaf bort Streifs mn6 Niots i'm Gauge
iuGren.
gms Gtofbolm mirb eenielcet,
srmppen Der 8piideiuifi ntarid)ierten
segen Ginnlan6; lie bebrpbten iett
Den finniiden Safen Iiborg.
slnd in Sdiueben ioll cine 8eme-
.gnng begonnen bnben, cine 3epnblif
nit einer iosialiitilden Hesiernns IN
bil1en.
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Naibinston, Spans Snlser, bat er-
Hart, Der Streif in Der Sdmeis trage
einen repolntionGren &arafter, abcr
cine repulntionare gelpegnng luerhe
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siernng Der Sdipeis al itiirsen.
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oaf oort Yolideipifi llnrmben ans-
brcden iueroen. Die rebplntipnGre
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erlaiIen, ipelf)es Die Ginfiibrnng rnI-
iiider Ginridtnnsen nno Netbu6en
cmpfieblt.
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Bern fortidaffem laiIem.
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bet, oak iiberaa in Sentidlano Orb
ming BerrId)e nno anard)iitiide @or-
fommniiie aafseb0rt batten. Die Wia-
joritaten nno bic Ninoritaten battem
bic Wiad)t inter iidl seteilt, Die Waio'
ritafen iuerOen Die ncme Hepnblif or
ganiiieren.
Cine Sepeid)e aus aopenbagen be.
banptet, ollnter ben 9inoem" in Ger
lin battfn meme Sample itattgefnn-
ben nno nemm EerIonen ieien setOtet
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m0giiderlpeiie nad Der ssniel Gorfn,
no er oas beriibmte SdDlof adifeium
beiiBf, itberiteoeln.
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lei nidlt sefloben, ionoern nadl Sol
lamb aegansen, nm Der nenen bent.
Idjen Jiegiernns Die Heselnma Der
@erbGltniiie 81 erleidtern.
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mic beridtet mar, eridjOiien, ionberu
nit ieinem Wefulae 9ienstas nadl-
mittas in Maaitridjt Sollano, elm.
aetroffen.
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iiId)en Maridaa sSpffre oas obiitin.
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Nns oem amerifaniiden Saapt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-14
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-14
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-14

Sn Der Sbi,le miiB man etiuos
miiieu, inn 2eben ettuns fonnet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
COME To SCALP
BLISS FIGHTERS
Boxers From Cody Send
Names Of Champions TO
Scrap Here on 22nd.

Camp Cody Deming. n. 81. June S..
Tommy Connolly. one OF the 54th
division boxing instructors. who has
worked out the list OF boxers who
are 10 meet the Fort Bliss champions
IN their arena on the ed. says he has
got up a string with which the sand
storm division viii bring back seven
scalps o. those regulars. The list
sent down 20 Fort Bliss is as follows
Kid Payo. OF the casual training
camp. lis TO 118 pounds bantam
weight. Jack Barry. Of 127th field
artillery. l-l 20 128 pounds. feather
weight Roy Brennan. of the 1s5th
am bulauca company 1856 70 1GE
pounds. lightweight; Billy EIecE. OF
the casual camp. 1f5 TO 1f8 pounds.
welterweisht. Ray C"Bum-0 Steuh-
mer. OF the l26th field artillery. 155
20 158 pounds, middleWeig ht; Guy
Buckles Of the 18TH field artillery.
16s pounds light heavyw eight and
Ralph Alexander. Of the 133d amDu-
lance company. $50 pounds. heavy
weight
All Of these men are working QUE az
Guy Buckies's gymnasium. iu 127th
field artillery section. and all reports
say they win be in magnificent shape
for the contests before them at Fort
Bliss So Tar the list OF Fort Bliss
fighters has not been received here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
BARBER CIV RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
Tells How To Make q Home-lIude
Gray Hair Remedy.

AR A. T. O'Brien. who has been
barber in New York City for many
years. made the following statement:
Gray. streaked or faded hair can be
Immediately made black. brown or
light broa-n. whichever shade you de-
sire, by the use Of the following rem
edy that Tou can make at home.
Merely get a small box % Or.ex
powder az any drug store. IL costs
only IS cents, and no extras 20 buy.
Dissolve 10 In one ounce Of water and
comb it through the hair. Full direc-
lions for use come In each box.
You need not hesitate 20 use or
lex, as 500 gold bond comes iu each
box sulra nteeiug the user thar Orlcx
powder does not con tain silver. lead.
zine, sulphur, mercury. anuiue.. coal
tar products or their derivatives.
EFT does not rub or is not sticky or
Summy and leaves the hair fluffy It
VIII make gray haired person look
twenty years younger ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Dummy German 7 au5es
and Pilots Are Targets
For AUiation Students

Lake Charles. Ia, June 12--Avi-
ators from training camps throughout
the country are completing their edu-
cation in aerial guunery at the new
finishing school near here. From sun
rise TO sunset the planes are darting
here and there sometimes near the
earth and again at high attitudes.
and the rattle OF machine guns is al
most continuous
The targets at the first school OF its
kind 10 be established in the United
states. are reproductions Of German
"raube' airplaues placed on the sur
face OF the lake and with a black
cross painted thereon 10 represent the
enemy pilot, the principal mark for
the guclers- The students easily dis
cern the striking OF bullet on the va
ter and are able 10 correct their fire
almost instantly If the shots 90 wide
The results. instructors declare. are
more than gratifying. but just what
records the young fiers have made
IS information withheld from the pub
lie
The training in gunner IS as COM
plete as il IS humanity possible 70
make it, Before being sent 20 the
camp. the students are required to
undergo q course OF ground schooling
at Gerstner field. near here. From
Gerstner field they 20 70 the lake
on the 'taube' and a small aerial tar
get released at an altitude OF about
5000 feet. The students are graded
according 10 their proficiency in fir
Ing and when they make the per-
cent1ge OF hits required are dis
charged from the school
Both the small machines. carrying
only a pilot and the larger plane
with a pilot and observer, are in use
at the school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
R. ". FORT QUITS LOCAL
HOTEL FOR WORK IN FRANCE

r. ~. Fort for five years clerk 40
the Hotel Paso del N9rte. left Wed
nesdav night Tor san Antonio. where
he viii train FOR a Y. N. c. A. w7r
worker. Later ne viii be sent %
Paris. The "l' has taken over q
number OF Paris hotels and is anxious
20 secure men familiar with hotel
duties 20 work 10 them.
Mrs Fort viii remain in I'd Paso
during her husbands absence Mr.
Fort had been IN the employ Of s. e.
Humphreys Tor u years and before
coming 20 Fl Paso he was O. hotel
clerk az Wichita. Kan. Mr.. Fort Is
member OF the board OF governors
Of the local branch OF Greeters Of
America.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
DOUGLASS SCHOOL PUPILS
ASSIST WAR STAMPS SALE

All OF the war savings stamp So
cIeties Of The Douglass school viii
meet Friday morning at the Douglas
school building at o'clock for the
purpose Of making arrangements for
the purchase a. stamps 20 be credited
20 the societies 5uriuE the summer.
Principal VIM Coieiean or 1frs. T.. c.
Coleman viii be present II each meet
ing with stamps for sale.
All Douglass school war savings
societies VIII meet every Friday at
a. M during the summer at the
Douglass school building
The Junior Red Cross members and
others desiring 20 Join the Junior Red
Cross are advised 10 meet az the same
time also 90 arrange sumner Red
Cross work that viii be arranged by
llrs. T. 2. kihbler. Junior Red cross
director for this district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
BANDMASTER CAIN MAY BE
PROMOTED TO LIEUTENANT

William y. Cain, baudmaster OF the
Fifth cavalry band, who has been
away for several weeks. and who. 6.
Is rumored. will be the first ueuten-
ant In command or this musical or
sanizstion under the new ruling. in-
creGsing il 20 so pieces. has furnished
the program 20 be played at r. 81.
C. A. building Fit Bliss this evening
at S o'clock. Helen Cooper Williams
viii be the soloist. The program fol-
lows.
March. Blaze Away" Holman.
Overture, Poet and Peasant Suppe.
solo for soprano with orchestral ac-
compartment; tal Aria. 'Cu Bel DO
Nedremo.' from Madame Butterfly. %
Puccinl. 90 waltz song. "Afy Hero. "
from The Chocolate soldier Straus.
selection. Broken IDOL" Alstyue.
fal Melody IN T. Rubensteiu tb)
"Panquita," DANA Mexicana. RObyn.
Motives from the operetta Miss
Dudelsack.' Nelson.
Finale, All Full OF Ginger" Orlob.
Mr. Cain has been away TO a quar-
termaster officers training camp. but
asked 10 be relieved so he could re-
join the band here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
U. S. WILL SOON HAVE
100000 MEN IN FRANCE

West Point. A. y. June 2S.-Sccre-
fary Of war Baker. IN an address last
night 20 15I cadets graduating from
the United States military academy.
supplemented his recent remark that
United states troops exceeding 70o.-
600 In number" have disembarlled on
French soil By saying cit is not unfair
20 speculate that we VIII shortly pass
theh million marx
Gen Peyton c. March chief OF
staff who made commencement dav
the occasion OF his official visit 20 the
academy, said that neither the menace
o. raldiuE German submarines on the
Atlantic coast. nor the territorial
gains or the enemy on the western
front. viii affect Americas policy OF
sending men 20 France as fast a.
ships can carry them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
AUSTRIANS DEMAND PEACE
AND DEMOCRATIC RULE

London, Eng. June IS British
Admiralty per Wireless press1-In a
recent memorandum issued BY the
Austrian Mems Democratic club. "the
immediate opening % peace neEotia-
tions in a neutral country IS de-
manded- Other demands voiced in
tlls memorandum are-
The characterization OF the AUS
trian constitution and immediate con
sideration OF the laws proposed by
various lesser nationalities in Aus
tria-HunEary."
These last demands apparently re-
Ter 90 the unrest among the Czecho-
sloyaks and Jugo-Slavs. who are
striving tor complete liberation from
Austrian rule
The document concludes
An early peace can be attained FOR
the benefit OF our beloved country"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
GERMAN ALIENS
MUST BE REGISTERED

aliens VIII begin next 8Tondav al ne
office OF secretary OF police Joe uau-
singer az police headquarters on
Campbell street, south ot Overland
street on that date, and continuing
for 20 days. an opportunity will be
given all German women not citizens
Of the United States 20 register. After
the period for registration has passed.
certificates viii be issued % all regis
trauts.
ANY women OF German nationality
who are unable 10 produce a certifi-
cate OF registration after June - win
be liable 20 imprisonment for the
duration Of the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
MARINE CORPS
STATION HERE
First Recruiting Office for
FL Paso Opened in the
Security Bank Bldg.

The opening Of the first marine re-
cruiting station in EI Paso, took place
Wednesday afternoon. when Lieut.. C..
A. Fachmau. Of the marine corps, ac-
companied by Sergt w. L. Andrews.
arrived in EI Paso from Phoenix.
Ariz-. and established offices ia room
sol, Security bank building Lieut..
Fachman leaves Thursday for other
points leaving SergL Andrews In
charge Of the local recruiting station.
SerEt. Andrews expects to secure per
mission 20 use Pvt. Philip HaiznIau.
Of Fl Paso, now here visiting his pe0-
pie at 1909 East san Antonio street.
Tor recruiting service. o.
SergL Andrews has seen eight years
service IN The marine corps and in
that time has seen practically every
quarter Of the world He accompanied
the fleet on its world eucircling tour
in 1910, and has been In nearly every
port iu Europe
To Increase Personnel.
The marine corps has been author
ized 10 increase its enlisted personnel
by 5000 men, said SerEt. Andrews.
and since the recent good work o.
the corps in France. ir is probable
that further increase Will be grant
ed OF course. the examinations for
entrance into the corps are severe
and DC takes man 20 pass. but there
are wonderful opportunities in the
marine corps for young man. u Is
the oldest arm Of the service. and
was created by the continental con-
gress before there was an army or
navy
international law allows the land
ing OF marines anywhere in the world
THnHaHaH aHHHannn
means that marines see service in
many parts OF the world where no
other corps would be allowed 10 land
Our office here I'm FL Paso viii prob
ably be maintained until the and Of
the war"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Draft Call Doesn't
Affect Var Board I
Because of Credits

City army selection board No. ] is
being relieved Of the necessity Of fill
ing current calls for the draft, on ac-
count OF credits for heavy enlist
ments by registrauts IN the board 8
district before the draft calls began.
Credits Of this nature total 175.
The board has dispatched men 10
training camps 90 date as follows:
$50 white men, Of whom 3 g were re-
jected at camps. and IS negroes. all
accepted
Ii was said az the office % the
county board that 10 had dispatched
% date about 200 men. and while
about IS Of its reEistrants had voIun-
TERED no credits had been allowed
yet This board has received a call
FOR seven negroes 20 80 in the move
ment beginning June 10. but has only
one negro available
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
BAND AND SPEAKERS AT
SWIMMING POOL OPENING

For the dedication Of the swim
ming pool at Fort Bliss Saturday az
terno0n In addition TO the su INNING
and diving stunts. there is % be q
band cotcert and severrl addresses
made by officers al the post and
men from Fl Paso
The pool vas donated 20 the Of
Ulcers and men al the fort by the
people OF FL Paso and Gen Robert
L. Howe, commando. cordially in
vites every one In Fl Paso to be
present al the dedication.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
MIDWEEK SERVICES AT
BASE HOSPITAL FRIDAY

Rev. W. T. Farley will conduct the
midweek services at the base hospital
'f' at Fort Bliss at 1880 o'clock this
evening. He viii be assisted by solo
ist j. = Brink. who viii lead the song
service.
Prof j. a. Fielding VIII deliver
Friday evening the second OF his
series OF lectures on Germany. Ma
ton OF the Past AZ the base hospi-
tai The subject OF the third lecture.
70 be given next week, viii be The
Nation OF the Future"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Capt. Manning TAKES
Command OF ProUost
Guard, Now Troopers

Capt William H. Manning, 18th mil
ltary police. took charge % the 81
Paso provost guard THURSDAY morn
ing, relieving Capt a. 81 Weyand
who returns 10 the command OF COM
pany Z, 3fth infantry. Lieut. Roy
Porter, assistant provost marshal, was
relieved by Lieut.. John 81. SaIee. also
OF the 18th military police. Lieut.
Porter returns to duty with company
u, Of the 34th infantry.
The appointment OF Capt. Manning
to be provost marshal or Il Paso
means that without exception the pro
Tost guard is now composed entirely
Of cevalrymeu- All infantrymen on
duty with the guard have been re-
heved by cavalrymen within the past
week. and have returned 10 their reg
imeuts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
ARMY RECRUITING PARTY
ADDS TWO FROM REGULARS

The local amy rccruItlne station
has recently made two additions 20 its
force SerEt Ralph 1lahar. troop r.
Fish cavalry, has transferred TO the
recruiting party as a private. Pvt
FIRST class Frank Roush, company C..
64th infautry. recently on duty at
district headquarters. 10 the Mills
building. has Joined the recruiters.
Pvt first class George C. Harris. who
has been on detached service. returned
Thursday from Silver City. ~. 81,
where he had a substatIon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
TWO DISTRICT OFFICERS
LEAVE FOR OTHER POSTS

1Iai- = D Beach. formerly assistant
10 Lieut. Col John A. Wagner. dis
trict Iuartermaster has been ordered
10 Washington 10 report 90 the chief
signal officer and viii leave this az
teruoon- He Is a cavalry officer.
Maj w. Wilmington. formerly DIS
trlct ordnance officer. left Ei Paso
Thursday morning for Waco. Tex
where he is 10 report for duty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
40 MORE SOLDIERS ARE
MADE AMERICAN CITIZENS

Judge ". r. Smith. United States
district court, made citizens out OF
40 more soldiers Thursday morning.
W hen he granted their petitions for
final naturalization papers. The
large number Of foreigners IN the
army stationed al Fort Bliss are grad
ually becoming American citizens, un-
der the special provision for natural
izaticn Of foreigners in the army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
MAJOR CHARLES TELFORD
ORDERED TO WASHINGTON

9laj. Charles Telforo. commandant
OF the officers training camp az Fort
Bliss, has been ordered 70 Washing
ton, %. c. Tor duty there on the gen
eral stan o. the army. 10 is expected
the major win leave ia few davs.
he was formerly attached TO the
Eighth cavalry in command OF ths
first squadron
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
CHEERFUL GIRLS DANCE.

win tender 4 -etu-n d8rce 10 rSe
Jewish welfare war board soldier com
mittee al community hall SUNDAY
uisht- The chaperones VIII be 1lr. and
Mrs. Haymon Erupp. 1fr. and Mrs r.
Llabovsky Mr. and Mrs G. Bohn and
sam Given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
CITY IS STILL =
LEADING WEST
Naval Recruiting Continues
at Lively Rate at the
Local Station.

III Paso continues to lead the entire
western division in naval enIistmcuts.
This leadership has continued for the
past two months. and Lieut.. s. p.
Tracht aud the naval men associated
with him are iubilanr over the way
the young men OF this part OF the
southwest are answering the navy s.
call There were is men enlisted
Thursday morning
Every effort IS being made by the
recruiting party TO continue in the
lead. Lieut. Tracht said the navy's
plan is 10 bridge the Atlantic ocean
with ships. and the ships are getting
ready faster than men can be secured
to man them. and for this reason
every effort is made 10 secure addi-
-ioual aulistmcrts.
Enlistments on Thursday.
Following are the men who were
enlisted THURSDAY morning FOR the re-
serve corps; Jesse Haywood, lands
man Tor electrician radio; Charles K
smith. seaman second class; Harl0n
H. Hylaud. laudsman electrician;
Fisher r. Roberts. Joe B. Charles. sea-
men second class FL PasO; Clyde
Birmingham. electrician third class
Hurley n. 4L- Clay T. Miller. Fort
Davis. Tex, Carlos j.. Hall Warren.
Ariz- John Williams Deming. ~ NJ;
RiIe Wassou. Tucumcari. n. ~ Trini-
dad Catanact- Santa Fe, y. A. and
jerry r. Reddiu. Albuquerque. n A.
seameu second class. Lewis L. Xix.
landsman second class. radio. Canyon.
Tex; William W. CASHIER. fireman
second class. Bisbee. Ariz-
For the regular service the follow
Ing were enlisted
Carl Elmer Carlson. laudsman for
yeoman. Tucumcari n. ~. and Jack T.
Bates. laudsmau for electrician, radio.
FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
OFFICER,s WIFE KILLS NEGRn.

ST. Paul Mimi June 1a.-lfrs. Ivan
Dugan. wife OF a lieutenant serving
az national army cant0ument. shot
and killed an unidentified negro who
entered her home early yesterday
morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
GOING 10 WASHINGTON.

Capt II. c. Rice. quarrerrnaste-
corps, who has been on duty az the
depot quartermasrer' office as as
sistsnt 10 the discussing officer.
leaves this afternoon for washington
D. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

waukee. Wis, Martin A. Porter. Hi
ram, Ca Guy r. Read. Portland
Ore, David A. Register, Graceville,
Fla, Raymond w Riley, Baltimore,
Nd John Rockwell, ForestvIle. Wis
Isaac A. Rumseys Onsted. Mich;
Edwin Schmidt, Milwaukee, Wis
Frank r. Schuh MarksfieId Wis;
Aaron Shell. Shell Creek, Pa; John
NJ. Shields. DoZier, Ala. Wayne r.
smith. Clarion Pa, John Sobrat5.
Susa Elorina, italy; Harold A.
sharks, Fenton. Mich Frank stevens.
chicago ILL., John NJ Stocker, Red
lands. Calf; Mare Sunderland, Jer-
SEVILLE, Ill. SLsiue e. Tucker Co.
lumbus. Ca Burley Z. Udell. MantOu.
Mich; Henry D. Nierria. Marvsvilie.
Calf. Joe Wagner. Denver. Florida,
Albert Wastell, Portland, ore, oak
ley ID. Wilson. Lost Greek Tenn. Ba-
sil ". Wooteu- Lat-y, Ohio James
A. Wyrick, Piedmont, W. Va; Will
lam Tawn. Three Rivers Mich; Rich
ard c. Zeisler. Portland, Ore.
Wounded Degree Undertermined.l
SerEt. RutLford Peterson. NintOu.
Ia; Corp Charley Potion. Nevada,
Ia; mechanic Jacob L. DeuIinger-
Gap. Pa Pvts. Charles IT. Beams
derfer. Lancaster, Pa; Herbert ID
Groves. Des M0ines, Ia; Francis n
Harrison, WoOd5uru. Ta.- Ray r.
LerbeteW- Milo, Ia. Roy r Eees.
Webster City. Ia Glen q. Shavhan.
Des Moiues, Ia; Earl A. sutton. Nora
Springs, Ia. Teddie ~ Siddnos. Cen
terville- Iowa
Missing In Action.
Lieut. Raymond C.. BUrky- Phila-
delphla- Pa; Pvts. Toney BicEuu.
New Britain. Conn; Maurice 3. Fish
man, New Haven Conn Joseph a.
CrOach, Eidgeleld- Conn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
TELLS or FRFNCH FROyT.

Life on the French front with
American troops is described in q
letter received by acting palice judge
Joe stowe, from Clarence Atkinson
former ii Paso boy, now a sergeant
with the forces overseas. Atkinson
was a service car driver here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

John Wood. police sergeant. has re-
ceived orders 10 report FOR duty az
Austin. June %. He passed the exc
animation for entrance 20 the avia-
ton corps in January. He VIII leave
FL Paso about June 1e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Colored Women or TT Paso To Porn
ReEfsfrnffou Club

The colored women or Fl Pas0 wiz
meet Friday afternoon. June 18th. AZ
$3.50 o'clock az the residence OF Mrs.
a. j. Berry. for the purpose OF dis
GUESSING registration for the coming
electlon--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
ID CAnIE TnnM .NnmnEnr.-,

Mrs A P. O-Boarz. 1909 Myrtle ave-
nue., has received a cablegram from
her son. Frank. who enlisted i'm the
Canadian army on april 16. aunounc-
ing that be has arrived safely in
France The cableEram was dated
from Nowhere France. June II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

For the stomach and Liver.
Just Try one sec bottle Of LAY
Eos WITH PEPSTN. A liquid DiEes
tive Laxative. Pleasant 10 taste
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

Secretary % war Baker has authorized
the es-ablishmeut 90 an army school %
nursing for trimming women between 81
and IS years old
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
DELICIOUS AND WHOLESOME.

UOrHIorl's Nod TI0HU1Ic-
A splendid tonic and delicious
refreshing drink.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

uuy your coal new lifts cheaper.
Heid Bros Unc.l. Phone S6.-AdY.