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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
For Rent-House, Unfurnished

For Rent-HOuses Unfurnished
RESIDENCE and rooms Phone sstsJ.
Public stenographer. Us Martin BIDS.
H0UsE-3515 White oak. SO Phi es1s.
MOVING our speciality. TEXICO TRANS
FER Co. Phone 561-I62-
3 ROOMS. bath. sleeping porch. near La
mar school Phi 49,
FOR RENT room house, close TO car
line. at 4127 Pera st
ROOM HOUSE. sleeping porch and ga
rage: close fl on Epson Ave. s35- Phi 5125
FOR RENT-BungaloW furnished or IN
furnished. near TT Bliss. Pm. 5so5-
FOR RENT-Weu located 5 room house,
furnished or unfinished Phone 2S2s.
FOR RENT-Des.rabie cottages. furnished
or unfurnished- No sick. References
Phone 1884.
FIVE ROOMS-f50i Grans ave. $40.
LAY REALTY s TRUST co.
Phone 5515. 2o4 Trust Bldg.
: LARGE light rooms. good condition.
desirable location Cor Kansas and Rio
Grande- For permanent tenant Phi 1902
HALF HOUSE, chicken yard. So. Phone
water. window shades free Don't phone
after p m. Phone 7S9sR-
FOR RENT By HAWKINS BROS
r. brick. coo Nevada ..----.--.-..-.s5 $50
s p brick. sos California -.----.---- SIS
MODERN close in bungalow near High
school, five rooms and glassed sleeping
porch Large basement and heating
plant. Phone sgsL
FOR RENT-Good 8 room house. numer-
western shops. s2250 month Address
P3s. care Herald
ATTEND OUR BIG REMOVAL SALE
Now on-save soc on dollar
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.
FIVE ROOMS and sleeping porch 11ss
LAY REALTY q Trust co.
2oi Trust Bldg. Phone s515-
SIN ROOM HOUSE, close IN $500 per
LAY REALTY IS Trust CO.
e04 Trust Bldg Phone 5sl5.
Don't crowd your kitchen with two
stoves. Buy a combination coal and gas
range. Your credit Is o. X
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
UNFINISHED HOSES
Our list contains some exceptionally
Phone 1850. as4 san Antonio.
DANDY ROOMING HOUSE
PROPOSITION
709 North Oregon; . story, rooms,
porches, . baths Newly painted and pa
pered. Responsible people, Phone 5l6e.
9 rooms. 40 n Campbell .-.-...--ss0.o0
rooms. i4i1 Wyoming $500
= rooms. 2sl1 " Fiedras $500
rooms. garage. 1913 Happier Rich
mond Terrace ..--.--------------S $1,000
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
90 Mills Bldg Phone $500.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
FOR RENT-UNFC FINISHED
3 rooms & porch. SS06 Memphis. -S1S-Q1
4 rooms K S. P, 2421 san Jose $1,000
4 rooms & s. P, 2qI1 Piedras St $500
Z rooms & s. P. SOL Tularosa St 5000
4 rooms g. G. s P. 2725 Sacramento $500
rooms d s. P, garage. 1915 y Camp
bell eel-ue
rooms & s. P. gi3 y. Florence St $500
FOR RENT-FURNISHED
rooms d & p. 3612 Nations Ave $4,000
rooms & c. s. P. 3407 Madison $500
rooms & c. s P, 351s Madison
Ave; garage 80 ---------- $500 S5e-eo
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
Phone $50. ZOE san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
For Sale-City Property

SEVEN Passenger Haynes car, fine
shape, will trade $500 equity for
$1,000 on five room house Mercer
1924 Clifton S74S-J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
Apartments Furnished & Unfurnishet

city. special var rates Ph- 7siEf.
Housekeeping ROonHFurnished
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HsKG. Rooms. us W. RIO Grande.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms soc Myrtle
Housekeeping rooms. s07 y. Campbell.
2 HKG rooms. 11o7 \. Florence. Phi ss2s.
III W. Blvd and 2 room apartment.
Furnished Rooms. s2I y. Fl Paso St
one HKG. room. s p. 6o1 Epson. Pm ISIS
HOUSEKEEPING rooms s17 Wyoming St
NICE HKG- rooms. SIS \. oregon. Pm $3.50
= Clean Front Rooms 1OO5 y. Florence.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. s11la san An
tonic ST. s2-50 up
Desirable I'm Apt. hot and cold water.
sos f Rio Grande- Phi 1SisI-
. LARGE sunny wei furnished rooms
with kitchenet; close in &c Los Angeles
TWO light Housekeeping rooms No sick
nor children. IFS s St Nrain-
CLOSE IS-suite OF rooms FOR house
keeping Phone LEW.
NICE two room apartment. every con
venience for housekeeping. SIS Montana
Phone 1891
LARGE FRONT housekeeping rooms; all
convenience Close in Garage 702 y.
CLOSE IN light housekeepIng room. run
ming water. well furnished. clean Phone
fi11M-
LIVING ROOM. kitchenet. sleeping porch.
bath, heat lights, water furnished. every
thing complete 1873 n oregon. Ph. 64s5
LARGE ROOM. kitehenet. adjoining bath;
also . large front rooms: one front bed
room. steam heat 1890 Magoftin-
TIE HOLLESBECK. 214s5 Texas one
room steam heated apartment, running
water. No dogs Phone 1901
II .Har-
ing room. lights. water and phone fur
nished S12 month Close In sos y
vIrsiuia- Phone es7sM-
LARGE Housekeeping rooms. kitchenet
and sleeping porch. lights phone. water
furnished Walking distance. 1910 Mesa
Phone 7g4oW.
Housekeeping RoOms-Unfurnished
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UNFINISHED rooms. No sick nor
children see + Missouri
UNFINISHED rooms. screened porch.
half OF cottage. blocks Five Points
Lights. water. phone furnished. No
children Phone so2sJ.
For Rent-RoOms and Board
PRIVATE boarding house Pm T262W-
GOOD room. board. close In Pm. 5al2J
FIRST CLASS table board. Phone s05s.
ROOM, board for gentleman. Phone 45ss-
ROOMS. board. ss.5e week. 70s y. oregon
FURNISHED ROOM with board. 212 ".
Rio Grande.
sunny CREST SANATORIUM
Steaks. fresh eggs. bottled milk Phone
1901
ROOMS and board. strictly first class
AlrA g U. Leary. 5ls W. missouri.
For Rent-Rooms Furnished
NEWLY tinted. steam heat SIS y. Kansas
BEDROOM and housekeeping. so Myrtle.
sunny desirable heated .712 y stanton
HOTEL IAKE-Steam heat. baths. close
In. 80 ". No Pm. 5s09.
FIRST CLASS front room. close In: steam
heat; reasonable. IS Ramsey Apis.
splendid rooms fo- the price. 81 week. All
outside. downtown 422ia - san Antonio
ROOMS with or without board. blocks
from Mills Bldg els y. oregon
ELEGANT steam heated close IN resi-
dence rooms Phone S64eJ-
STEAM HEATED ROOM-Close in. sos
". Missouri
LARGE well furnished. steam heated con-
nected bath on first floor. In private
family. Walking distance Ph- 3446
THE NESTaiOORE
Room with private sleeping porch. bath
and steam heat s33 W. Missouri.
furnished room with sleep
ing porch. close in. with private family;
hot and cold water steam heat rs
West Rio Grande. Phone SsS6J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
For Renf-Apartmeut, Unfurnished


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CLOSE IN FLAT-Brazos 10. II. Pm. 42sl.
ALEXANDRIA APARTMENTS. Phi ass
THE DE LUNE-Unfurnishe front apart
ment. 1912 y. Oregon Ph. 6063.
ONE MODERN first class: walking dis
lance. near High school i;eferenccs- No
sick Phone 2226-
LINCOLN APIS, four room apis. blocks
from Cleveland square; steam heat and
hot water. 40 W. Boulevard Phi 1763-
THREE ROOMS. bath. water. private en-
trance close in. rent reasonable No Mex
leans Phone 1917. us j. Overland.
APARTMENT, steam heated. $40 per
month Eugehia- West San Antonio. At
Anthony. Apply apartment s. 3ro floor
Charter Oak Ranges baked best for your
grandmother They viii do the same for
you Your credit IS o. X
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
FOUR ROOM APT. 1895 y. Fl Paso 81
$500 per month Apply -
LAY REALTY & TRUST CO.
THE BINRLEY-Beautifm modern i've
room apartment Five minute walk
from postofflce. Corner OF Epson anc
Davis. Phone 50s7R-
HALFRED APARTMENTS
az ". Boulevard ST. rooms. breakfast
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Bldg. Phone ss0o-
WELL HEATED APARTMENTS
Three rooms. hath ard sleeping porch.
corner Myrtle and Octavia streets. $22.5o
and S35- No lease required. no trouble
10 show. Phone for car.
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Bldg Phone $500. ss0i
A QUICK TRANSPORTATION
or your bedroom into a coy living room
by purchasing a Duofoid. comfortable
attractive. satisfactory- 81 down. 81 per
week. Especially adapted 10 the small;
house or apartment
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITU RE CO.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS
Mckee Court. 230o block. Bassett- New,
clean. uptodnte; two rooms, bath and
sleeping porch Very nice Apply Apt
JAMES L. MARI & CO.,
Phone $3.50 50s san Antonio.
HILL CREST APTS-
Beautiful unfurnished apartment. four
rooms. bath and sleeping porch Built IL
features. hardwood floors and every mod
eru convenience Rent $50 Apply 70
THE LAY REALTY & TRUST co.
Phone z5l5- so4 Trust BIDS.
Apartments Furnished & Unfurnished
TWO rooms. s. p. so y kansas
GERMANE APTS.-526 w. Missouri. fur
nished and unfurnished- Apply Ant. p
ATTEND OUR BIG REMOVAL SALE
HHM"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
Poultry and Pet Stock

LOOKING for a bargain in raDbits7 We
are selling out our entire stock, cheap
AZ Luna
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
Auto Accessories

WE PAY highest prices for all kinds OF
used and wrecked automobiles star Auto
Wreczing Co. 400 ". over and St
AUTOs WRECkED-We buy. sell or ex-
change cars o. all makes large stock OF
repair parts we deal in rubber and
metals FL Paso auto NVrccking. Phi
1855. SIS Leon ST. k TraehIsnherg. Prop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
For Sale or Exchange-ReaI Estate

For Sale or Exchange-Reai Estate
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SCHOOL LANDS-Veazey. care Herald
FOR EXCHANGE,
Good warehouse lots for business property;
pay difference in cash Drug store at
Five Points, for land or cottage. Large
apartment house on n. El Paso street.
f0r land or lots. Clear land AZ Vada, n
II. for cottages Pear orchard near Clint
for cottage Cottage Pacific beach for
Fl Paso property
W. n. CARL
800 Caples- Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13


10 ACRES Central. No, productive val
ley land. win sell or exchange for small
wei improved home near good Texas
town. Address Pwner Bungalow 2537, Nj
tro. W. Va
FOR SALE Coy valley home miles
from court house just off county road
Good adobe residence; modern Interior
finish; garage; shed and chicken house
Fertile land: all fenced. $1,000 Apply
A. r Whitfield. Phone s94-E5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
Carpets Cleaned

CARPETS. vacuum dried or steamed
cleaned Duntiey Carpet Cleaning Wcrls-
Phone 5-ls-
COMPRESSED AIR. steam or vacuum car
pet clef ming. sewing or laying. Du sang
e Wellboru- phone $3.50
CARPET cleaning and rug weaving Clark
Mattress & Rug Co.. 221e Myrtle Phone
AZ T025 and 1870
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

The Ben Williams Detective AEency-
suite SIC Flrst Vat Bank BldE. Ph- sos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

". L. HALE
CARE JAS. L. MARI 6 CO..
ana san Antnnio Straat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
Chimney Sweep

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chimney SWEEP. furnaces cleaned,
stoves repaired. etc Phi 1871
CHIafNEHS and furnaces cleaned; stoves
repaired z. II. Lopez Phone 1896.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
CIoe e-iaEsts
Detective Agencies

watch and Clio,
prices CP.Afartiu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13


ROOM APT. Sunset Heights. Phi. 1881
] ROOMS, Peh., garage. s2s- llo5 ARK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

Typewriter & Office supply Co.-BouEhL
sold. rented. repaired AEts- Corona. Rogal.
Oliver. Rubber stamps. ZIG Mills S. Phi So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

Dogs For Sale. Wanted. Etc.
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FOR -Thoroughbred Alredale pup
pies C. o. Homer. 1927 Alameda. Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

DROUGHON's college guarantss positions
Business College. PM
WHISTLER sCHOOL-First class stsuoE-
raphers turned out SIS Mesa Phi 5915.
DRAUGHON'-The largest between San
Antonio and Los Angeles
GUARANTEE POSITIONS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-19
SIDE LIGHTS ON SUFFRAGE
CAMPAIGN

Everyone nf thy ONE hundred uum.
,u who heard Mrs. Autuiucttc Funk ut
the Equal suffrage league Thursday aft
,.uouu held her head higher and chen
is'rd tlp .uu,c H. boiler after hearing
this eloquent udvo.li, 'ulk. Dressed Ire
20 uurk velvet one piece dress. with b,
becoming, quiet little itrhuu, thi. tiny
little lady with eloquent ewes us well
us speech made q pleasing picture of
absolute icmiuiuity. Yet thr magnetism
ui her personality did not lic In her ap.
pcauucc. but iu the voice aud the
words Imhucd with the vital mind at d
trained lawyer. trained speaker aud NO
man natural logic, She IS irresistible.
Nu wonder she IT. pronounced one of the
foremost platform speakers Of the day,
with few, II any -upcrio5s, ranking
with Williams joining Bryan aud rN
Governor Glvuu of South Carolina os
20 Platform leader. Vet the simplicity
of her speech that mark, the oblrst or
utors aud 'h, loW voice. frc, from affcc
totiou. characterize her stylc. \ pity
that only half % dozen men heard her M
d., club Thursday. Mr.. Fuuko spoke
Of the movement among women to oh.
ltuiu the franchise. She began with the
cnrlv efforts OF the suffrage u]ioucrr.
Susgu u ANTHONY. Hud early pioneers in
the work who were moved tu demand
political freedom because their children
gud their homes were mouaeci and ri
iuci T., corrupt law. aud violation of
laws ~h, denounced 'h, methods ~
the militant s~unragcttcs
lu part Mrs, Funk. said
''Npu may Lecture tNuf women Will
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-19
AT THE WOMAN 5 CLUE

The CUSTOMARY large .~''uuuuU,'
that marks every meeting uuV1duEa
Jt tho Womaus CLUB wa. 90 possible
20 triflc larger an the program yo-ivr.
dag afternoon Local 1uu-t.Ilu- aud
society ladies were lending their tale
c1t amt prestige tu the ruu-, coz child
welfare \ small admission was
charged and The proceeds WIN bee de-
voted 20 work for drstiiut, children
several musicians on the program
have not been heard in public per
Torrance ana won instant popularity
br their exhibition of ability ON"
Of these was Mrs william Moore
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-19

of the SAINTS Pc company IS efficient lo
locomotive engineers.
Preceding this service Nu, one az 3
% clock when Mis- jean a.. NacKeuz
and Mr. George Nummcj plightci their
troth. Nr. and M... ~umm,' will make
their homo here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-19
MUSICALE AT SCHOOL

MUSICALE AT SCHOOL
\ treat 60 the eighty i've auditors
assembled b. the library of the Illr-
wood Girls achoo last night was the
recital given by tho piano students
OF the institution assisted uy Miss
Ruth Thurman. soprano soloist and
Miss Mare Underwood, viOliuistc
Mrs. Blanche Underwood piano in
structor OF the school music pupils
had charge OF the well arranged ana
cNocllontly rendered program Quests
Of h evening were parents of the
performers. the young men of tho
upper classes In the IIarwood Biblical
college ana ten young mon OF Mcnaul
institute. the latter the special invitccs
at the ten girls participating iu the
entertainment
The recital b. one Of a series 10 be-
given 10y the school musicians under
Mrs Tndcrwood's direction This
first group set "a high standard of cN-
ccllcncc which other piano tudcnts OF
the classes will find difficult To-
pclipsc.
Miss Ruin Thurman choice tones
iu singing Ncvin's "Cnlld's Garden OF
Verse captivated her hearers A. 90
violin soloist Miss Marie Underwood
demonstrated talent and training
Mrs Underwood was the accompanies
FOR the solo numbers. Tho order ct
entertain mcnt was.
Trio Valsc ~CStroaburyl MISSES
Josephine White. Aurora Fuoutcs and
Esthor chavez.
DulIic, Dream tSu.ldiurt Miss
Emma EIchwald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-19
Additional Society

Lydia lhcrcuuN was elected am honor.
AIRY member. Miss Dixon, the good fairy
Of The club, was the life VI The Jolly
party.
Tamnles, chilli y f]riiolcs made up the
menu for a late supper prepared aud
served 10y the club girls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-19

If you home is not supplied with Electric Service, or if you
are not getting all the benefits of this Electrical Way of
Doing Things, we shall be glad to analyze your particular
needs and arrive at Just the right and economical way for
you to have
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REPLIES TO AUSTRIA.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l9- PreSi- dent Wilson has answered Austria, peace note The President declared Austria-Hungary must satisfy th:s nation of the attainment of the aSpu- ationS of the people Of the Dual Mon archy and reiterated that the people of the Dual Monarchy shall be the judges of their rights and dcstin.es and not the military.
 President Wilson's reply was sen. through the Swedish minister and it specially calls attention to the addre$ before Congress on January Sth. The peace reply says that AuStro-Hw gary should be accorded first oppor- tunity of autonomous development.
 The President calls attention % Americas recognition of the Czech Slovak'S National Council as Allied belligerent states also recognition of the nationaliStic aspirations of ti. Judgo SlavS for freedom.
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HUN REPLY
 BECOMING

COPENHAGEN, Oct. l9- Tne Poli,iken says that Germany's reply to President Wilson's note will deny Wilson's accusations of German cru cities and will also declare that sub marining cannot be stopped un.il ao armisticc agreement k reached. Tn, reply. according to this same author ity. will not reject Wilson's demands but will make more negotiations pos siblc. It k said that the German tep,y will not be ready for several days a.. though one report has it that the "e- ply will be sent to President WiiSm sometime on Sunday.
 PanicS have occurred in bcrhn daily. Last Thursday there was a o"- cided panic on the BourSe, marumr securities and chemical products drop ped almost to the bottom.
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WASHINGTON Oct, l9-- '"n' ral March announced ;oday that ovr" two million Americans ar. now oye seas.
 Gc! eral March stated that the Hin denbu"g is now behind the Allies and Commander-in-C Chef Foch is contin- uing lis advance without giviEg the Germans the SlighcS! opporturh% for rest.
 The retirement from the Belgium coast district is increasing in breadth and speed. During tho past fon days thc Germans hava evacuated ovc' 800 square miles.
 The German retirement. StartiTG aSt week on the 65 mile sector be- tween the Disc and Argonnc has spread during the week until it af- fleets all but l5 miles of q 250 mile front from the coast to the Mouse
 The BritiSh-American attacks op- posite Douai have carried the Allied line to the hastily constructed German defensive system which follows the Sensee canal and marshes. No al. tempt to cross this barrier has y"t been reported.
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FELLOWSHIP BETWEEN THE
 FRENCH AND BRITISH Is
 OF THE GOOD OLD SORT

BEHIND THE FRENCH LINES. Oct, l9- Two striking instances O. the cohesion and fellowship existing between the French and British forces occurred recently.
 At a certain point of the front line, a Canadian regiment, thirty percent of whom spoke French, were attack ing side by side with French troops, The Canadians were hard pressed by the Germans in front, who were oc- cupying wood and holding it with strong machine gun defcnSeS. They appealed to the French regiment on their right for assistance and the French troops immediately advanced, completely turning the position and enabling the Canadians to advance in their turn.
 Shortly afterwards the French were similarly held up and appealed to the Canadians, who immediately attack ed and saved the situation.
 Throughout there was complete hay mony of command, and even machine guns were more than once interchang. ed between the two units.
 When halt for the night was made, the two regiments messed and bivou- acked together.
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BLACK MAN AFRAID OF
 THE DARK

WITH THE AMERICAN TROOPS IN FRANSE, Oct, 19- (Corcspon- dence of the Associated PrcsaJ- American negro troopers are reg rd- ed by their officers as exceptionally good at patrol work, aS raidcr' nnc scouts. They seem to have some Quali- ty lacking in the white man which en- ableS them to slink and craw. acros. No Mans Land in a way that defies detection.
 But the negroes never lose thci' latent superstition and fear of tho dark. Without white officers t. sup port them morally thcir value is said to deteriorate quickly. They SC, things" with ease
 The negro troopers timidity at night is best illustrated by the experience of a captain, who found one Of his men at work after dark Tho negro was talking violently to himS2lr:-- "Niggah, pick up that wheel bar TOW and push it over there" Nov put that barrow down" "Tip it over and empty it." "Now wheel t back and fill it up again!"
 To all of which the negro ans"cr- d "Ycs, sahw and suited the action to the word. He explained to the as tonShcd captain that he felt les lone ly and scared in the dark if he pretend ed white officer was there to give him orders.
 Let the average negro soldier halt and be forced to lie down for time. and hc goes to sleep almost immedia- tely, unless he is forced tU keep awake. The leaders of at least one re- gimcnt have had to adopt plan whereby all the members of a patrol. when they lie down, join hands. with the white officer at one end. H. keeps the squad awake then by pressing the hand of the man next to him, who re- peatS the pressure to his right or left ard receives an answering uresSrre as evidence that his companions are awakcd.
 Nevertheless, the negroes are always ready for fight. One regiment had ! begged it's way into a portion of the line where action was assured in the last German offensive, and that act ion suddenly began. Five of the offic- CTS of that regiment alone were in hospital but heard a few hours in ad- vance of what was coming.
 The colonel left the hospital on crutches, two other officers wern car ried to the trenches on filters ard two more hobbled in-- so as to bo with their men and be assured they gave a good account of themselves Thny did
 In the main the negro troops gre deeply attached to their white officers and will go through fire and flood fo, them--- or with them. In the man also the officers are attached to the men, take pride in them and father them. The negroes are punctilious in such details as saluting and defercnce to officers and superiors though lax in other matters of discipline whoch they do not understand.
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NEW TRAIL UP TO PEAK.

COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Oc, [, l9- The building of a new trail to Pike's Peak is under way the super vision of the United States forest SC; vice. The completed parts of the trail reaches nearly to the timber line. 1t follows an easy grade, but gives tray elers a view of the chief scenic feat ures Of the region including the "bot- temless pit" and the great chatter standing east of the peak,
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HORSES ARE WORTH A REGULAR FORTUNE IN VIENNA

Zurich. Oct, 19- Horse stealing in Vienna has increased to such an eX- tent that several firms have been fol- ced to give up business A good wac- on team is now worth from s5,000 t' s5,20O. Some firms have lost as many as a dozen horses, as we'll as wagons. And thefts continue daily in the streets. The stolen horses are usually sold to slaughter houses.
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METHODIST BOOK CONCERN
 WILL HAVE X PAPER MILL
 ON THE PACIFIC COAST.

CENTRALLA, WASH. Oct, l9-- The Methodist Book Concern, one of the largest publishing houses in the country has purchased 23O acres of coal land east of this city and is con- Sidering the erection of a paper mill, it is said that patent process for the use of fir in making paper will be us- ed
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CHE N l A[..LS l
 MEX !

BULLETIN WITH ALLIES lN FLANDERS Oct, l9-- The lTncl cavalry iS reported to have reached the outskirts of Ghent this afternoon.
 BULLETIN AMSTERDAM, Oet" ig- The British have entered th' Belgian town Eecloo.
 Six thousand Germans are y2?ort- ed shut against the Dutch frontier
 BULLETIN LONDON, Oct, l9-- Refugees report that Belgian troops have shot and sunk several shirS in the Eccloo canal carrying German of ficerS and war material. All aboard are reported to have been lost.