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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-08

FOR SALE-ONE YEARLING AND
one two year old pedigreed Hereford
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WANTED A POSITION IN GEN |
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DON'T FORGET THE PIE SALE AT
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With pleasure automobile produc
ton cut down IS per cent some of our
speeders will have to get along with
an ancient junk made last year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22
IT. MAX|EEAMILLIANS IS NOW BACK
FROM FROM ! 5)L|NE TRENCHES; TALKS
SOME OF f|7s'lPER|ENCEs OF SOLDIERS

1 times keeps q smile on his face. no
matter what the task undertaken
The dirty Hun tries 10 play tricks
and cries. 'Kamorad. when he make
Unfair fight then our boys get a
twinkle in the eve and get down to
deal business Occasionally you run
into bunch who are anxious To be-
come prisoners Of the Americana
This was our experience on the first
day west Of Nerdun. however. tho
second day We ran into the prussian
Guard and they are different We
got q few both captured and killed.
We fought them for four DAYS, then
! was ordered back To the states as
instructor ! left the line October I
and reported at Brest October 4 We
loft Brcst October q ~ p. m. ar
rlylng IN New York the morning Of
the 10th and here In Amarillo on
the slst. The world is not very
ir
Lieutenant Williams will visit In
Amarillo n week or ton days and then
report az Camp Travis for instruc-
tons His stopping place here will
hc 1T the Amarillo Hardware com
pant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
IS HAVING TROUBLE
UNDER CONDITIONS

Again the indulgence OF the pun
lr is asked and b must remember
we are ~ war. this time u ~ asN"a
hat the public have patience WIN
the telegraph service.
" Gillian the present man
.agcr iu charge ul the western
Union Telegraph company who re-
leved Mrs Rcs~ Armsirom sep
tomber last. saws he BE- doing h's
host tn give the public the best pos
.ihie service and believes every
np.ratnr al the KEYS is doing the
same but that at this time there Is
am unusual amount at war matter
roinr over the wires. that the sNS-
tenn nov is under government con
troll and the war business has q pre-
ference over an other class OF bnsl.
ness The service Is also pressed
aI ,his time with rush business
pertaining TO sickness and deaths
! Ion account of The prevalence OF tue
present epidemic
Like all othre institutions the
Telegraph companies have lost 2
great many cmploycs some being
drafted for var and eyerytime one
Ia take nuif the place has to be
Titled the hest 10 can and sometimes
l1hc new one is not very proficient.
The office here Is one OF the most
lused offices in the west and much
business put through It.. II Is th'
relay point for radious OF over a
| hundred miles. for points IN Ne"
| Mexico and western oklahoma
oklahoma city. is the relay poin'
for Oklahoma. Dallas Tor contra
Texas. Houston FOR southern Texas
san Antonio and W Paso for west
lcru Texas aud the border.
Therefore considering the wa
conditions and the prevalence OF al
endemic and the vast amount o
|ltcrritorv this office has to conten'
With. II is only reasonable 10 pre-
sumo that there may be some della
and conflict iu getting some mos
.ages delivered as quickly 40 unde
normal conditions.
Row nohbins. the chief operate
AZ this place. Is contemplating start
/ ing class in the near fuiurc :
| lt.s,h mon and women the tel'
| rraphinc business Students wi
,c paid probably ag much e. $50 I
.inrt with and win have their wage
increased as their ability permits
s great many larger cities bega
| This when the war first brlkc gu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

Lieut. Make + /
first Amarillo boy A
the French front AM
his story lieutcna
the front near VERDI
aud arrived In Al
morning direct from
father. Prof r. +
Amarillo high scho'
when answering q &
early Monday morn
son waiting To shal
family thought the 4
in France lieute'.
with many other An
listed at the first ca
training
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22
DIRECTIONS ARE GIVEN 7
WITH VIEW To CHECKING
SPREAD Of INFLUENZA

The folloVin glettcr issued hv
the Volunteer Medical Service
Corps of the Council OF National
lbetcnse, and addressed to physi-
clans the nation over regarding
I'trcatmcut of influenza. has been
given the press for publication by
hr r.. s. Johnston. county health
officer with the request that they
! carefully, as well as citizens gen
orally
! In view OF tho present serious
Epidemic which Is sweeping over the
country. tho yoluptcer Medical
Service Corps earnestly invited your
attention TO the following important
faction.
/ Urge upon the members of the
Volunteer cdioal Service Corps that
they instruct families under their
caro- 10 guard against the epidemic
by
Thorough ,lclu'ur-s of housrg.
premises. clothing. utensils aud per
soucl cleanliness
Avoid stirring up dust
Wash scrub flush sprinkle aud
nee soap ana water thoroughly
Cooperate a. once to the fullest
extent with tho local stat. aud ma
tiuual boards of health Urge ana
90 operate Zoo preparing towns aud
cities Tor tho epidemic Dos establish
inr emergency hospitals Boz suitable
buildings 1F diiririur ,nmmuni-
us and 3ppuriIuuiur cor dividing
medical forces comprising men and
vomcu phgsirlaus and nurse. sol
that uu portion of GU" community
d. without medical care
Circulate H thoroughly as p0.a-
hIt aud explain 200 tho public fN,|
Nau.ur and directions printed bv|
lbr United States Public Health
eest, auI o.. local health authuu-I
'ir.
|Ig. ue Importance of fresh s-
aHd tho avoidance OF chill aud
O. rrhrtf
Iu fighting fHr epidemic give -
medicine Hu1 u.' uu treatment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22
- Pay the President
POTTER DISTRICT COURT
TEMPORARILY NDJOJ' RNED

The Potter county court for the
FortF-scycnlh judicial district con
ycucd as per adjournment Saturday
evening with Judge Henry Bishop
Iaciiur as Judge in the absence of the
regular Judge. Hugh t. rmphres
The Judge immediately dismissed
the grand and petit iuries for two
weeks on account of the prevalence
of 90" influenza aud announced there
would be- no jury case tried for this
time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

ians Is the
Q service ON
sturn to tell
81 nlians left
pm October /
lilo Monday
" York His
hams OF the
was startled
at the door
To find his
hands The
still fighting
nj Williamr
rillo BOYS on
aud went fos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

which may dcprc the vital forces
especially the heart of the patient.
The army and navy are fight
ing aud ronquoriug Germans We
must tight and conquer germs with
oui taking ANYTHING away from the
army aud navy Don't ask the army
and navy Tor medical and surgical
supplies 81" simple utensils Tor
s'erillliuE the simplest kinds OF
beds and bedding make your own
masks and dressings, aud fight Ton
SOuuclvea.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

o. While the epidemic is on. do
no surgical operations unless abso-
lnieIr necessary 20 save life.
Zoo every way in your power
urge the members OF the Volunteer
Medical Service Corps to cooperate
20 the fullest extent with the United
states Public Health Service ana
with Stat" and Local Health Au-
ihoritics
EDWARD p. DAVIS.
President Volunteer Medical SER
vice Corps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22
Rggs.ward

Iiiggs-Mard.
Al the home Of + II poty' 30,
Ar,hur street at 1.S0 o'clock last
evening. the marriage OF Caswell r.
Rirrs. "A prominent farmer. and Miss
Maude u Ward took place IN lhe
presence Of relatives and te" clis'
friends OF the contracting couple.
Iudre a \ Airhart conducted the
cercmny
The Young people expect to make
their home IN this city
Paw the President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

Sun LANGI AGE.
Bv LURANA SHELDON.
Csmarsb. when am dreaminS
| can hear YOU far away,
Hear 'ou where the shells are
screaming,
ASKING. "Parlel yous Francois 2
And answer. II should worry
Don't be doubtful Of IT, son
Sure. speak it in hurry
talk Fnnceis with my gun
When your lob is getting bigger
And I'm over there TO stay.
gyery time pull trigger
Fritz will hear a Frenchman say
''Parlel vous Francois you PrnSsian
Parlez vous Francois YOU Hun
Sure. I'll not tain thiuk or RUSSIAN
IN talk Francois with my gun
prom Ameriguc That don't mat
ter
I'm your camarade in this scrap
You aud are COINS TO batter
Kaiserism of the map
So I'm answering your question:
Sure ! parlcz Francois son
Tongue-taik gives me Indigestion
Eut I speak French with m
gun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22
Paw the resident


With the entrance OF our country
into the war he army and nav,
called upon the Red Cross for 2'ooo
nurses by January L. 1919. By Au-
gust I. 1915, practically half OF them
had been supplied Increasing num-
beers OF troops active participation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

Lieut. Mako u. Jams iN the
first Amarillo boy Il N. he service ON
the French front aR GWf. turn to tell
his story Lieutcnai tS Williams left
the front near Verdi ~ pm October
and arrived In Al ~ II lilo Monday
morning direct from fNMpw York Ills
father. prof u. + ttI liams of the
Amarillo high schot II was startled
when answering NJ at the door
early Monday morn - To lind his
son waiting to sha - hands The
family thought the f,teSin sun lighting
IN France l.icute' Sqj'ni Nllliam0,
with many other An 'Yiilo BOYS. on
listed az the first ca ana went foi
training G\f3
Grra, ENpsis-.H tnce.
In talking with ns lerous friends
,,tbe,ed AT the Ate \ INTO Hardware
store. Monday mori,- tg, Lieutenant
Williams said
at IRE has been \ great expert
snce but Q am cert MY glad 10 h'
ack In old Amarillo Vs. When asked
If they sighted su-T-t marine ON me !
way over Hc replied "a We 50" moth.
Ing looking like q marine either
going ar ruHipf We're ." ua'N
aoing over but net 81 II pns returning
3 left the vrf .ronfN -ctob'r ! and
sailed from Europe Ntohor -, and
landed IN Amarillo hher 81 In
\ew York We were ai"d Ike bi
bugs II was duri w" lihrr'N
Loan drive and each the returned
men were taken ~ som" great
speaker and stood n 20 tell about
his actual experience We were 80
tcrtained In the homes ana
finest hotels " a' Schwab sell
| 80 .1nO GOO 600 I'm ~1bds IN - min
utes He promised NV ny man who
hourht million thatWIe would build
a ship aud name It at'NIr MN.
Tells ~ TNNI els.
When asked to te' something of
his travels from thdk llmc be lott |
Amarillo Lieutenant H lillams smiled
and said well. ona.l iay 10. 1917. !
gave up my positios.hj IN the Anna !
lrillo Hardware comp Tor the puf- |
pose of going 10 N tureis train |
ing camp nj Leon Tlhbs WIN /
many other good moved Amarillo. |
got my commission Ia gust l', l'l & |
Happening To he q lC KY one, was
ordered 10 report at ohoken, n J !
on August 20 and ca hy amarillo |
At Hobokcn. the or4alef which every \
good american wish came direct 4
, ing ne 20 France hah long /.
STAY NJ Halifax aftel iich we spent /
20 DAYS on water, 4. - lhE ~ Liver I
nool on October /. 'l'
THE majority ot ne OFFICERS were
, ldtrected 10 a small village In the
+, Isouthern part OF rance ten miles
M
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

I i'm the great drives, mounting cas-
ualty lists. an means more aud more
nurses must 20 TO the colors
4 Now comes call from surgeon
Il General Gorgas for 1000 graduate
nurses per week only graduate
.uurses can enter the army and navy
lputsing corps This means that
civilians must conserve nursing skill
lto the uttermost IN order that nui ses
NAV be- free To 80 TO military nos
pitsls Not single nurse can be
/, wasted. Every graduate nurse who
cannot go must make her SKIN aNal''
able through hospital OF other pnol'
channels To the largest possible num-
hcr OF civilians
Fmploy nurse when absolutely
Unnecessary and release her as soon a'
, possible Use hospitals ana pubh'
nursing agencies wherever available
instead OF monopolizing the entire
lime of "A nurse Tor a single patient
Take the Red Cross course ~ hom'
l,are OF the sick and become more
Liable 10 care intellirouNy Tor mlno'
, illnesses I'm your home when h'
, Inurso b. obtainahlc
Encourage nurses TO enroll WIZ
, the Red cross for duty in the arm
and navy nursing corps Help "
send 0OO nurses q week to care y"
nur soldiers m France There is M
, lrreaicr need for nurses. no CREATE
work for them 90 do than az the BAT
Gle front of our armies.
Help tho wounded and also main
lain the health of The civilian popu
lation. our second line of d"trnN"
Amply for information a' vour l'"
q, Cross chapter or your division mead
quarters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

The Library.

The Public Library which was
.,nso1 last Monday on account "l the
ufn.,,ga epidemic will hc opened
Thursday 90 receive all the DOCKS
uat are ont All having book, n'-
longing there will please return
fham
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

~ have been vfhpho British Tho
French aud the Nmptfau They arc
lem good soldiers hhe school li'r
was fine 20 first "a soon began 90
grow tiresomr ThNE WIS 700 much
of the same thine hfsui ara Amer
lean I taught ufI august o..
.l91s. 81 which tmA Wa assigned
DO thc seth infant which j- tb,
Fourth division bIur fortunate
again I vas assisr't lus' fn Tim" Pa.
take part in the W NHIol drive
/ wo were then shN"t barf of So.
lun aud ou tho murnlnr 1f Srpf.m
[ Dor .G lpI, mv rcrinou. went n..r
I,he top % was Hlr hunnr io au
Itrrc me famous Dim Bow Hs u,nf
/ Nana hin
Soothing can pItl f.r ir H.
/ American soldier ~ baF t HH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
NURSES HOME
CHILDREN is
A DONATION
NURSE WILL ARRIVE SOON TO o.
RECT CONSERVATION MOVE
MENS-FURNlURE DONATIONS
ASKED
DOCTORS TO HOLD CLINIC

4 nurse has been obtained by the
Brownsville Public Health Nurses As~o-
ciation. She j. supplied by the bureau Of
public health nurSe~ from Washington, and
will be here shortly.
The ts--ociation j. the result of an or
ganization of the women of Brownsville
and it, purpose j. to conserve child life
II j. BrownsviIle's part in nation wide
campaign for the conservation of child
life.
The doctors have consented to hold a
free clinic every day. They will have in
Structions on each case and the nurse
will see that they are carried out.
Through the generosity OF Florencio
Saenz Of Mercedes, the association j.
provided with splendid house located on
the corner Of Madison and Seventh streets
There are ten large rooms, well ventilat-
cd and splendidly adapted to child well
fare work, ample rom for office and ex-
amining room for the physician.
The making of this house into a real
home depends for its equipment upon the
people OF Brownsville, and il j. confident
~ expected that the people will respond
to this call ia their usual generous way.
Every piece of furniture, every article
necessary TO home from the kitchen to
the office is needed. Call 252, and tell
what YOU are willing to give from your
abundantly supplied home and help make
it possible To save many suffering chill
dren.
In many respects the location of the
\ Home could not be more ideal. Ii i sit
mated near Washington Paris. in section
of the city not inconvenient for communi-
cation and mt the same time has plenty
of space for open air care OF the children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
Little Comfort Given
Slackers In Mexico
,BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

Juarez. Mex, Aug. 12.-Deserters, draft
evader~ and pro-Germans who seek ref
uge in Mexico. find little welcome or com
fort here. These aliens sit around the
old passenger depots waiting for a chance
10 steal ride south. walk mp and down
the main street begging for money for
meals from amy of their own nationlity OF
work at The most menial jobs obtainable in
the stores and homes of the foreign resi-
dents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
JUMPS FROM PARACHUTE GOING
NINETY MILES AN HOUR
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss.)

Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. 12-Lieutenant
James ID. Hale OF st. Louis and Kansas
City, No. jumped from an airplane trav-
cling ninety miles an hour al mn altitude
of 5000 feet with a parachute and land
ed without injury before 10000 spectators
IT Taliaferro Field yesterday. Dale. har-
messed to the parachute, crawled out on
the left wing, let his body down near the
fnSeage and let 20.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
GER|N|AMl l0SS ACHES $4,000
V|LL|STAS MURDER, ROB
GUARDS, PASSENGERS
(BY ASSOCIATED PREsS.)

FL Paso. Tex, Aug. i2.-Twenty-s six
passengers and forty soldiers of the train
guard of fifty men were killed and seventy
soldiers wounded, when a north bound
train on the Mexican Central railroad was
held up at C0ncueIe, Chihuahua, fifty
rifles south of Chihuahua City Saturday
by Mexican bandits. followers of Francis
co Villa.
Both the passengers left alive and the
bodies of the dean were stripped of their
clothing and vaIuahles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
Sub Commander
Formerly In US.
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

Gloucester, Mass. Aug. 12.-Fishermen
claim to have identified the German sub
marine commander who has been sinking
fishing boats off the Atlantic coast ~ q
skilled navigator formerly in the United
States fisheries service. Two men from
different schoonerS which were sunk claim
to have recognized him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12

SUB. VICTIMS
ARE AFLOAT
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.l

Nantucket, Aug. l2-The sinking OF
the British steamer PenticOst by Ger
man submarine off the Georges Bank was
reported Eere today.
Sixty fishermen, including the crews OF
nine fishing schoOners sunk by German
submarines off the Georges bank are
afIOat in dOries in the Atlantic ocean, ac-
cOrding 20 word brought here early today
by four survivors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
(By Associated Press. }
LONDON. August r.

LONDON, 12Gemn attacks repeated around
driven
IN
dngdong
of h
through Pay Of
The to have
line
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
Age Amendment Is
Overwhelmed In Vote
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

Washington, ID. c., Aug. 12.-An effort
by Senator Kirby of Arkansas to amend
the administration man-power bill so as
10 extend the draft ages from u to 45
years inclusive, instead Of from IS to 45
Years n proposed, failed today in the SEN
ate military committee, by an overwhelm-
ing vote.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
Fear Six Motor Boats
Have Met Disaster
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

London, Aug. l2.-The admiralty an
nounced today that six British motor
boats have failed 70 return from recon
noitering expedition. carried out on Aug
ust IL. along the west Friesland coast Of
Holland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
(BY ASSOCIATED PREssD

London, Aug l2.-Premier Lenine and
hiS chief assistant, Leon Trotzky, have
fled to kronStadt. the naval base near
Petrograd. according 70 dispatch sent ont
by the German semi official Wolff News
Bureau of Berlin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
Survivors Of Vessel
Are Landed Here
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

Boston, Mass. Aug. l2.--Fifteen surviv-
ors Of the Swedish steamship Sydland ar
rived here today. They reported that
their vessel had been sunk by sdbmar
inc last Saturday Fifteen other members
Of the crew were picked up by another
vessel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
RUSS. REv0L1 |
GROWING AND
SOVIETS IN
SERIOUS
PLIGHT
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

Amsterdam, Aug. l2-The position oI
the Soviet government in Russia is con-
s;dercd very serious by ihe Moscow cor
respondent of the Taggeblatt of Berlin
He announces that the Czecho- -Slovak for
ces have increased from $500 TO 100000
being reinforced by Serbians, COssacks
and cOIr.er- r-reveIuii0nists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
Three Generals Are
Cashiered, Soldiers
Get Court Martial
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESs.)

\ IBT ASSUCINTEU FHtSS.I
London. Aug. I2-Three German gen.
erals have been cashiered for neglect OF
duty and large number of soldiers have
been court martiaIed for treason at ST
Quentin, according to reports received
here. The Germans in Belgium are show
ing signs of great uneasiness and the Ger
man emperor is reported to have moved
to Brussels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
Working Parties Keep
Soldiers From Brooding
(BY ASSOCIATED PREsS.)

Behind the British Lines in France, Aug.
l2.-Neither fatigue duty nor working
parties are popular with the soldier but
they serve great purpose because in
modern war mans greatest enemy i like
ly TO be his own Imagination In the heat
OF action he has no time for thought. The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12

horrors of war cannot force their way
through his preoccupied mind But later,
when the excitement has died away, the
reaction sets in, and realization of the
Dast begins to depress and deaden his vi
tality, for the memories Of a modern bat
tie are more terrible than the actual ex-
perience.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESSD

An Atlantic Port, Aug. 1.-Two steam
ers with survivors of vessels sunk by
German submarines off the Massachusetts
coast have reported today. They are pro-
ceeding to port, but the names of the YES
sells or the number on board are not given
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-12

New York, Aug. 12-Richard II. Out
cauIt, Jr., "original Buster Brown" son
Of the cartoonist, was injured in an air
plane accident in France few weeks ago,
according to letters received here