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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-04
APPRovEa DRIVE

The North Dakota council of de-
tense has approved plans for state
wide drive for $4,000 to be made by
the Nv. C.. T. U. with view to estab-
fishing five coffee and chocolate kitch.
ems somewhere in France Bismarck's
share Of the fund. will bo $500. . a..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-04

THREE AMERICANS
DEAD IN LONDON
PLANE COLLISION

London, April AT the Lincoln
shire airdrome today in ground col.
lision between airplsnes, Lieut. S.
Hugaenin OF the American flying
contingent, recently Of Wisconsin,
Corporal Seisert and Private Kraut-
man were killed. A fourth man was
injured. . ..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-04
EDITOR GOES TO WAR
Ranney Succeeds Palmer on Kill
deer Tribune

Killdeer, Nd, April 4.-Charles
Palmer, one of the Slopes most prom.
Using young publishers, has gone to
war, and the Killdeer Tribune has
been taken over by c. ]. Ranney of
Dodge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-04
GERMANS SENT
INTO FINLAND

Amsterdam. April A Eerlin Of
ficial communication received here
reports the landing Of troops in Eng.
land. The statement says: =:
Part Of our naval forces this
morning, after. difficult. passage
through the ice and mine fields, land.
ed troops destined to- give help in
Finland, at Hango." ,..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-04


Penalties OF 80 years imprison-
ment and $4,000 fine are provided in
the bill for acts which actually, or
are intended, or which there is rea.
son to believe" are intended to in.
jure or destroy war materials or
utilities. The latter include arms,
munitions, livestock, clothing, food
supplies, railroads. electric lines, ca
nails, engines, mac lines, vehicles, YES.
sells. dams, deservoirs, acQueducts,
structures. electric, wireless and tele-
graph and telephone plants, and "all
ether articles intended to be used by
the United States or any associate
nation in connection with the conduct
Of the war"
The legislation also penalties viii.
eul manufacture of defective war ma
terials. including their ingredients.
The bill was passed by the senate
a year ago~in restricted form and
recently was broadened and brought
before; the rhouse: at the" request OF
the department Of, Justice. :, =,
STRIKERS RESUME WORK
Norfolk; Md, April 4.-Striking car
penters and other workers. IN the
army and navy bases in the Hampton
Roads district. returned to work to-
day. Their demands will, be passed
on Immediately, 1t was said. -, ,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-04
bill PROVIDES
:HEAVYPENALTY
FOR SABOTAGE
Thirty Years Imprisonment and
$4,000 Fine for I'm.
tent to Act"
DAMAGE TO FOOD COVERED
Destruction Of Livestock and
Grain or Farming Mate.
rails Made Crime
SEVERE PENALTIES
FOR ANTl-WAR WORK

Washington, D. c., April T.
Conferees Of the senate and house
today agreed on bill providing
severe penalties for destruction OF
war materials or sabotage.
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ssspsoa AND T-fs Wss
sy Robert GRANT
a. INC Nrsi iaFzsea-

fsssss-ucty during au n emission nr
liz movies g p's-la-rls-- easEs our anc
ssug ersrh sglslo e sous. whisfn pleased
siss aGff.s.uce aboslr = ss-aazns. Crossing
-i.ss fsn5ns E.s,ry fs-v days uus sssads
iisssaf.llass il -hs ne'vaps.Dss-s prU'.lains-
.nsg shasc Gsas Americans nss0s rsptlsssc
Or 0aaQu.sshssti e3 Germans This is
ass...1al talk Our t.s.sasg sn -lss pToeiuc-
slon of sllps aa1 ai-pisnass and guns
alag have bssE ulas 0st.st5is. ssssstllg
ai.sst some ps0pss arg slssnsssrg el1d
sisssr rfss t,nsss1 ss1aess e1sas-s6 the war
rnprerersG nf- VIZ sssouid gr isasE re-
srsssu 1e9n o-aVsee STOP 5es<s1ing of
eEisasc We ses zosag 10 % and rsrpgsnlss
sl.s grsSstF Or our unls-sascsIS- I
f.sser5 a. Anserseaa officer II ssh n cnTl-
saal.1 say nor Iosz ago. II orr trDps~
ever reaeh E.zrisa, when si.ey eOslls 80
fserhsa1 rs4ssssrg sEa-- ri rtseE9 lErt
-f.ssr hats" IL ssrJ1s frozz c1.s sS5.r.t
u v.ew u nalsstary Ssowess-
r Is nasst tpr A1nersezns 70 tear tr
nas1.e Ehzst al orsssr wars which rney
Or esy ocsser psspsfe have fougnr wsr-
,.isis1s ,dsy spsnDarsd VITA rs-as the
most tsrrqs.ss aud ss.se-s-iess eon.ssr In
story. saS sh.at rhear p,2rr II r. aals
Dsay JUST Ds>1a- L<st ~ esas~ 70 bug
rt.s e.slessD1 that Ger trDp1s sre -oTsr
es.ess" 30 STOW ttse others bow 70 sghr
saz cflSs al VII sDpp - 0Tsr 5r -ne
,ss.ssring- Lss ps D>~=a oEs ,o.ads 20
es.e zrisa tr1ra rksf ms war v1sz.en W.
s1ays r,ls-1zssS ourselves to win Is Ehsr
~ - oe ses,sszae Eesr u American
sstssrgy. s-n.ccranee aa1 seis-sae<Shcs
sui " eDst thousands u A.oerseSn
iises. NJ are al ~ rhe 1es5~f that 10
fns.s is 1ssysr th2a al Asoeriesa- b1r
). - Indispensable rist Ne svoret4sts
cs.e qsssfy q the fp~ against WHOM
~ ere pst.e1 nat ~ is tae sne11eead
Of sssiiitSry e'5znf@sssssey sa1 ySSse-f. rbs
s,sfils,ss. ssse@fy5Dz szsDD1iEoeDt n
soas4sf3y force SOD reslstancs, Eosoo-
STIR N nes>DDseefgise-ss s1fb a. the
sDrl1 has aeTes seec.
Ths prossecy that Pershtnz VIII
erpss ths Kblas bsG betper " port
t>1fssS untl ~ arrives IL sight of f.
an1 the c11h1enes mat t@o Sf rnei-
ssras soteiefs ezn handle three u rhe
enssoy te put 10 eo31 st0rsgs pntil
lstey starr II The eOosief-
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DON'T SELL YOUR BOND
81 HAROLD a. LAMB
Of the yigiis0tes.

Your Liberty bDnd--@hetiier n ls for
so or s5OD0-is your savings. To
s4il II IL ~ lose yO1f savings. The
IoDzer you keep your bond, the more
valuable II IL going 10 be.
n does no go0d 10 rocie Gam 10
subscribe 70 his loan, and then seil the
amount N your subscription. Many
~ Us have strained ourselves 10 buy
the bonds. and necessity may force
sOme of Us 10 get the money back.
But the way 10 do this Is NOT to sell
bond. Dishonest sharpers will take
your bonds snd give you, say. $50 for
the 500.
n you must have money, 20 10 re-
liable bnnk or broker. They will lend
you $50 on the 800. and the interest
on your bond Will nearly pay the In
tfrest on the money they lend you.
Then by paying the loan. you can hays
The bond bnck.
Uncle Sans securities are making
money for you while you hold them.
Two years nfter the war ends they
viii be wOrth--it Is esiimated-SIIO.
II the war ends In three years or un-
der you will then be receiving 6k
per csnt--on the safest Investment In
the world
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n "a NDNIINEEly
b, InI1ns oia 10 t4u YDf17

10 Hsgrs Hsyi1D's spye3 '9fhs ssk.
ing ~ Gepfzs GS111s@ the sgtliD,
says; "SD DgS T. Dd1 10 New YDss
1bsy drs5D IN every yesT frem W
psrfs NJ fbe eDggiry millions ~ men,
ggggg sn1 yjLrsBt Jbsy sssy sBd
wprk. and gF0y INN middle sgs; ann
ileg sBddsgiy fhey vanish ODs Wsy
"alk feT Hocss m yiffb syeDBs ~
Bgosdyay sBd bsrGjy sss snyoos oyes
nv. Wbsss M tbsy W M NJ one
sssWs sysJ ~ DE; NJ fgpsfais ei9z
f1s igsfir There srs plenty NJ N-
Gsrsls, NJ eDBTss. Dgi yog d0Bt DDijcs
fhsm os yDg IN IN lifils DYn. !
hafs wandered f0f hOHFs w the bg
N0ods, ~DBdsyige sbere tbs birds gp
Hbsn usy disi g1d Dsysr yei bsys
! stW a0r9ss Tbs Dody nj . dead bird
ivbbi bseoines NJ Old birds1 Wbsi be.
egnlss N 0id isew yorksrsf These ARE
i~iB mysteries 10 me. ! rsDgoi ypraysi
ibsmP
The Ordway new era., 1918-08-09

aide ~ ,aSe THese ssfss cYtssgaas me
seetSr where g~D of oes efsSmsasea-
tn ts4neises no fhe fsDsf iiae seS
os th@ bFizade n ~ ~ D5e. fse 10y ~
nsDFro@ Fo1Tp.sz @sff ~ csyfgrs fs1
~ three i0es fsDs0 fbese zgns csA~s
af,J fr1f0 them fasy Be abe 70 pofssa
gslHstse 3DfcyGosfion - ~ fhe exa1f
lSsesiDa u fhe zgas ss9 D0f sstHi@sy
NJ theEsfDre b. slfs ~ A4mDiiab ssseie
f,efpgs the sffark SaS fJsss Dfeysfsf
pus ipaps ief ~ men whsle ss.Dz
these eDtSfsgDiesflDn fSepeAes ~ DfieI
~ re esfpgeemsoss4
these @eSe ne INSTRUCTIONS he gsye
Hst
fsyske m yDsy faeeJsesiiop Hsszs
"trip y1gF pDlfpFms N si DBDsessfs
gisieDjs etc lesye yDDT Dspeys vita
zDuF ragfsias. beaggse ! GDHf SSst me
sochss ~ knpw gbst segm4sis sfs
igsibst them ~ ii3s ~Dglg be g0lDslls
tDfogpsflVe NJ fhAW ~ DgS sGssk ~
aDsT0y end ! 9Dgt Nabl sHy NJ yoy
~ he iskeg alive. mat tsgsDt IL ty1
prisoners RsJ " ger them ! bsgs q
rsy ebicb viii gske them Nygigs
~ necessary Information Us ~ their
guns Inn bsys y0gr plDies M nm
eHapDDs mn msy csrFy yogf per
su65sfs NJ yGgr kB1ekle Knives. am
each MN VII arm BwseB Vim fegf
Mis- bDUbs these ~ be used mir IN
rHss ~ sjBergsDagF
persgsdsf u T9wmy's birkBsDs
f9f eiHb esTHsd ~ The Dogbsrs u
Is 1b0nt i~0 fesi lgng ibiH o. me END
9pd ysyy iidrs ~ he Olhsf me dteI
END Is studded Hiib sbBTp aisei spikes.
While tbfgggb he esgter NJ ibs elgb
there "a nine inch lead bar, ~ give
u Weight aud balance When nm get
v pfisgnsr all y0H tays ~ ~ Is inst
siifh this rigb M IN ffgBt " him, aHd
believe me he prismsrs pnfTiGHsH
fGr 'DeuisgblaH5 usbef Allesr fades
swaV nBJ ha very Willingly Obsys ibs
orders NJ MS faPi0r w. however, ibs
pHsgner gets hisbi0lsJ snd refuses 10
fnil0~ sgii, simply "persuade' him ~
ifsi removing his IN hat, AMI Then r
Hgll. The use NJ The lend Weight IN The
persnnder is dsm0nsiraisd, and Tgnf
iny i00Es fur another prisoner
The knuekls Bnife Is q dagger AFFAIR,
iln bnde NJ which Is about eight
inches lpnH sin beayy sinel guard
The Ordway new era., 1918-08-09

1iss srssc 4s1fi srrezrBesfi Tor me-zT1 1ur
1.-r.- 1naEea rhls 1ussns.si she isr
liul ~. zlBi he FsanHtFesi 9e.nnn ne--4
ssisrrssnE FilHr ne kaerv Fonifi foilory-
L5.-1. while II -re-v 1Erzss silss
s.aiissi Tie other dnE vino WIS nDry
EIrst sansinrT IN the hillside. Sine
lyiss r..-v ss-T sniaIl 5nr siIs Tysss aii-
@efr.fes- Determined aIEii svcITIaliT
Dc -.aIBe -r-nE.nE III. The other dug
lvafEs-f I'll siis. was ftirouE.l and rile-i
i5sy 5attl rRre.f oHes, % their pronsr
1ii8ceS On either danf 81 me noe,i ami
sfsre.=f a. drive the siis.ep IN home
When me tozs sfSad on tne;- rsset
Eyfslinsit crznr.ar rIeT -arB.. no airisEr
O. r.le Hits. gfrsis shnutie-. 7 DO nor
taink she -gss more r-ian eig.lt Ee-IE,s
cid Sine ssuiiesi lr me, with tiis uIs-
s..sfr1BsrialIsDess or little cniidrsa-
szsf BsSteassi 8ac.r a. rile tne..- 7
sfs,saf tzI.-rs 1or sgris- ffrne YIretifIi.
5s.- fsnT h---Irs sf-idinu tiSrvu the road
driving t1.s aScsf before be-- 30 one
r5niti hssae arr donhr tliHr sine waniu
hffnnis aEi- sfuInfzuu which 1iigir
arise. ffr Snch are the u1tlsers 1f
Erfnce-
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estsrss nm
M e0lei ~ on The Usslsla f,oot

~ fsVief ~ on the Ussiefn Front
A. Wiesds besdqDsftsrs ! bappegea
m 0yeTbesf r0pysfssiipD beiNssp mr.
y ~ q iaepsrsi 9gicnr cgWmBBdiDEj
sBd ne 1igisi61sl e0mm01def Ff0m
this r0nyeIsnH1n learned ibst ne
sefs ~ bgmbard ne GstwsH lines M
sighi dags aud M ibg Gfsi NJ lHiy he
big pilsb WBs m commence
w fFw dAgs 9rdsrs Ners Issued ~
ihst enent mn u Nns f0mmgn nun
Frig all ei0ns ilie Hns
IN he nfteTnggD NJ HE eighth dhy ~
mn 'sitafslnaR AiwsH ann ! gefs sit
lpE IN ibs G0pi line franrh smoking
tags ana making out mn reppfis ~ ne
previous Nights ieHF NJ he uHHrbss,
rhlph we had IN iHfp IN IN heajguaf
.efs The fgllawins das Hhen sn 9risr
nss passRl dgwn HE trench ihsi ON
seppsf requested tNeDis volunteers 10
81 aver gD irnnrh raid that nlRhl 10
~ and gel feS gafnsn prisoners fgf
affirmation purposes Immediately
volunteered fgr Ibis Iqli ami sh1gl
ssnis With Atwaii aud vsnl W The
nisf iu ave nv name "a ihe officers ~
Aajys - the faibing pafiF
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] - - - =


* ss-g iisi slsi,f ~ srpostsfi so fiie
l,rssss,.' a.,adqli,,ri.srz 1ugsuf 10 f.'ci'i4',
,H-tsisf.ona from obi g-Pper
ssSs..r s.sscalBe tll- dpgogt ~ 'neh
- .o sainlesrr... AROUND na sai ~
atldFezs.s6 ~ ~ soiiosFs
as Fsnf gpu boss io 81 iH 'o g.
over - sis ees.ian Hoes i1rlg''t -ir
i.~i,se fHsla isaailre = eeBpis - i,ri,f''f-
srs 8Bd rsuira lH1msiilnlsiy 9iir ~
MisFg haf 5ca,Dardad ffsf seeseu -
tils. lns fas t.eo dass sDa gerg'Onsii4'
Deiy.srs faa flisf 5ari % f',s German
rcebsl' >. Iaoeeaplefi 50 jn.sf 1T q eon-
1i.. 81 prisoa.'a- sns r.-tIsn ~ aiiirk.y
~ possible
Tlis serselos % a,g rfslif 20 AZ 80.
.far.etse .elilspered - ais
Say g.sng hos ace re soipE - lsst
= eBapls u prisoners Z -. old fooi
siiuss pessotully san' ,saf garf y Flis
seeaeh " HJDea,splef sOBad'' sfDG y
fsng dSe5sp Il asat..s'
had > Emmy sngne ssHSarpn la
a,y ,saaaeb aSd aiy % has s.,if ~ Y
X sce,gsiea sDouf 30 aBd Bg entsi,si-
apaH xaa Aesz.ng sess s'id Pepper
n,'ss' Aass Asacd ne serg.ssaf -ps';s1
seeaase ~ ssEaad 20 ass dlgesi.on aad
- si,pndarisg sosc.. asissd
''aNaas DID sou ssg-S
1'a.. s,srz,saa Eizf ss'srisf look cr
hir sses and h,s efssses lc.IobsBg.
salsssiy ssspsd aao sasveren
TSVsasog sie
O.1 Segper sa,d
Wei dos' ~ 80 -ogdsy lie o.isy
tslas.r
J'heu ffd Pepper cSnrsaged
HIn thl4 o,aH ~ rAe f,srsaa
5rsu'arF aaerf f-r spe sr Eieep ma
ea.ac nila Na.rN anT arT.es'y ,e a.e
.asf 40 W arer 1i. BtaE seHn al.
The Ordway new era., 1918-08-09

cBiled the universal freD"b appeal
for someoDe, agy0De--''iJis doDe !" and
was answered Immediately. The sheep
bUddled stupidity IN the road beioN, In
signt NJ home while a iii'ie giJ ioiisd
~ The baBk. She ioOked ~ the lamb
dispsssionately kicked ", and IL rose
10 iis feet Immediately and rushed
bnok 10 The doelf, loo frightened utmost
I" bisat
Then she called The nearest dog, He
pretended not 10 hear NJ first, and then
ornwied up Ia her On his belly. She
held him by one ear, and kicked with
all her might at his stomach, He shut
The Ordway new era., 1918-08-09

Just before placing in the Jars put
the prepared product In the center Of a
clean cheesecloth square. Take the
cloth by the corners and plunge the
product into the clean boiling water In
the blanching vessel. Allow It to re-
main In the boiling water only for the
time specified for the particular prod
uct. Remove Immediately and either
The Ordway new era., 1918-08-09
90. Along Wl,bsut Metals.

fbe rim dSsliers knew nothing ~
ihs use ~ meiais. Their knives we're
made from ibs booes of The dssr
iigliiy polished spi ssry sharp Their
bDuseh1ld nisnsll. consisted ~ poi
isfy jsrs aud tasks mnGe Of finer nad
apFsrs1 Win substance resembling
m1dsrn yarulsb. Although The earliest
cliH Jwsiiars we're prehistoric cave
liyars have esisiai IN almost oysry
axe uf iliH world,
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MOTHER Or MN
e. ALICE WARE BAILEY
~ rse yi1iisuress.

3fotl1.-- Jr st-li do nct aipor-u
rlas--- Sad t.ial1 15tlr onsi5 ntuzt 90
yzEat g1tir -zfptg arms
And four so,its szsrzsa
.4Es Al f.tar he show
lssit ioosr Al the isslf proudly sorus
2sof-l.-z srf sa-n. Gfn not siaouru-
Mother 1f men do nDr MOURN,
--lI,-.- ssss lsssfiut ylsos n1irfa fzsnf to-s
kssfr s;zsfdn-sss ccraesl
psitn ra.s roll sr EAl.s frfiHna
To lie as-ssr- - ss-H 1nar-iiiriE boy.
~ Ifi. E.sair .tzIu F4ouor a.or- are borne
Ifsr4a-- % alssi, do not naou-z-
sSota-r Or men. tss nor mourn,
-rhs-y AssS@ 8r1tn-ri gour bear, Yot say
.a5d s..s =ssdsant g5-sszsas
trr aappg dressnls
s5ssQs al ass-fl driven sxzserzy-
Ear 1sr Heaven snc Earth Ystir >ross n
Dorna,-
Mother ,Tr ssl.r. dc aut naou-u-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24

Dh,calo. bet % SELLING ry com
misAon houses swuuk cotn To lower
levels today. Opening figures, which
tunwoJ from Sc decline TO sc ud
vance. with November Sls5I 10
81 sS ana December - 23'a To - -,
were tollowcd by minor fluctuations
and thru % break.
\ report n O. the Allies had agreed
as Il armIstiCo terms acted as the
Vhlof h,urlsh factor There was also
tslk OF i-mportauuus ut corn from Ar-
Eouttna Prices Clusrl heavy, go g Va
Hc not tower, with November 81 %
60 81 2hii and December Si2lia to
81 "a Is
Wet weather mad, oats relatively
rrm. After opouiur unchanged 10
sc higher. With November case 20
go sc. values cascd down somewhat
Provisions weakened Ribs fell the
limit Rallies which tool place later
were upimPortaut. Selling through
out WAS only OF "a scattered sort
close.
Corn November, 81 2ar poc,m
hcI, Si2la
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24

"r OF the woods. Corporal HorEan re-
turned TO the tcid under heavy ma
chino o. tIr" 10 rescue 70 wounded
comradU lNtug iH 1u exposed position
ana Was Killed hN the side of the
.agn ho tried 10 sHyt. Next at KIN:
NJ! j. g. Watson, Congress Junction,
ARR
IVt FRANK tlpischman, deceased.
COMPANY *, llath infantry. For CO.
~traordiuarN hCroisiu m action near
HulschwiueT Alsacc. August 90. 1918.
AftCr d raid agaiust enemy trenches.
he volunteered 10 accom- pany his pla
tpou leader into No Mans Land TO
rescue q missing mcmbUI Of tho pla-
tpoh who hrd been wounded Whtic
engaged lu tins C%ouruEoous duty he
WIS mortally wounded NcNt Of KIN.
charlie F~lcischmun. father. 'h,stco
rark. Back River, Nd.
sci Frank Andrea. deceased. Com
pans g. MIN infantry. For %cNtunor-
oinAts hcioism In action near 'roa
uurN, France. luly -. laig Sergeant
Nudrou was told bN r. ruuucf hat AN
enemy patrol had captured fWo am.
balances containing American wound
oi on the road cas- OF uia pogitiou.
To oreunizVd "a relief party. person
nllS commanded a. droN, the enemy
90 rnWt. rccC Nrrcd tho ambulance aud
the wounded mon ard brought them
back 60 0ur hncf NcNt of SIN AFR
Stocn. SISTER Bcrisford. :, ..
fltai Lieut. John D Mathis, do.
ceased, Twenty third infantry. Foe
extraordinary horoiAm Ia action boa
10" Chut'uu Tnlerry sector. France.
juno q, 1918 As "a leader of q pla-
on the first has of the Chhteaa
InNL.Uk NuHNN. L.. a.. uHUaHnaNVra N.N .aa.
apiruous oourREo ana ability. fcnr-
leaslN going forward lt the head 81
bis command through hostile mprhito
san nrv Killed VIVA, heading "a gul
charge. It's daring inspired ms
men 90 successful assault NcNt OF
kin Mrs. Evan e. Mathis. iiuoks
Mil Road, Amcricuh. C.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
Wounded severely Ia Notion.
Manuel Mau1uncrs, Wagon Mound
Miseiu- IN Action.
Pvt Toruandu rcsquck. Chami>-il.

y. VI.
Tho commar in chief uc IN,
American cNp, ouarV forces has
awarded tho stinguishcd service
crosh to IN, Glowing officers ana
soldiers for tine Is OF extraordinary
heroisn dcs,rtl. afto~ then names
First Lieut. Nw = Erwin. a:r sery-
ice. First sluH .Hu. For ~,siruorll-
nary heroism boz tion in the Ghutogu
THEORY and 3d. Mihiel %saiients.
France. llcut irwin, win second
Lieut.. Byrnc q. lruoom. observer. bS
a long period OBJ. tithful heroic per
atoms set an inspiring example %
courage and .ltion Ia he cntto
squadron. Thr.ushout the chateau
Thicr:y actions a june and july,
1915. Ike flew under the worst wealth
90 condition. uu' successfully carried
out his mission ZOO the face OF heavy
odds. II the so Miiicl sector, Sep-
tember ~. ~. lis. he repeated his
previous CONTIGUOUS work. He flew
as low az nitt ..'t from the ground
behind tho cuUur's lines. hnrnssinc
German troop IN machine gun fire
and subJccting h.mself 20 attack from
round bnttcrICe machine suns and
rifles. Ho TWO. drove of enemy
planes which 80 attempting 10 de
stroy nm Amrr.Iu observation bal
loon. On SEPTEMBER 1913, lac flew AZ
extremely low Itud and carried
out infantry rH"'Hct patrols success
fully. Again uu september ~ hc at
tackc "a German battery, forced the
crew to abguH.. n, shot OF Of hit
horse a GcrmH" .tticcr who was try
ing to escape. IHpNe the c-aLnonorra
10 their dugou' nd kept them there
until thC inIautu could come mp ana
capture thUW. Home address VIM
a. Erwin, GA Inc Arts building
Chicago. IN
Corp. ALDEN Bush. deceased. com
pgny g. 126th .Hltntry. BurinI tho
stacks on and .lpture OF the village
OF CiCrgss. northeast OF Chateau
Th,crrv. 1'rauCo august J.. lgiS. Cor
Uorai Bush wuf iataliv wounded. w.
spite OF ms wound he struE-lcd for.
ward, ureine "u n inspiring uts
mor and kccptu. ~ with tho attack
ing wave untn l, tel NcNt 81 kin
Il T.. Buah. tatu,r, Rockford. Mich
Sgt. Matthew Spautz. deceased.
Company A.. iAtth infantry. For cN-
~trnordfnarv hotoism in action near
the RiNor ounce, northeast uf 'ha-
toau ThiorrN. ~ nee putlnr the al
vance OF Iuli 80 1918, while In com
mand Of ms platoon. Sergeant Spantz
showed extraordinary hcroiom, lead
ms his men ON Iu the advance, he,-
ms three OutF tH'n Knocked down
bt enemy SHELLS After having hctl
wounded bN machine gun urp, he
stili continued 90 advance. he was
finally killed while ioing his utmost
20 advance Ne,t OF KIN MiChnsi
Spautz. Davis uN'uuc, nuhupuc. Ia.
corp ilatry IS Horgau. deceased.
l1hth Infantry. For oNaraordinary
hcrolsm IN action az Fcrmo Do Mrui
lN. sea Siilots-liur. Fcrc. France.
IniY ~. 1915. AFTER his platoon had
moved from an open dcld 10 the COY
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THE MARKETS


New York, oct "a Assurance
that no drastic measures would b,
adopted bN the none, "cnwit,gr &C.
stock market Advances OF 60 To-
points were made bN Mexican pctrol-
cum and pIu-Amcricuu Petroleum
common gud preferred. ami . To az
points bN distiilors and Industrial Al
cohol. American Tobacco made "a "
point decline. Prices o.god mate
rally at noon, when rails become
heavy. United states Sto"l welded
holoW Yesterdays final uuotatiou
baldwin Locomotive reacted Is points
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TWO NEW MEX|CANS
ARE IN CASUALTY
LIST FOR TODAY

Tho following casualties ar, report
ed hY the commanding general of the
American cNpcditionarN forces.
Killed IN action 81, died of wounds
g. died from accident and other
,auscs I. died ot disease -. wounded
a,vrrcly 1875, wounded Cdogrce undo.
tcrmincdD o., wounded slightly ~,
missing IN action Al, prisoners ? To.
tat 27i.
Killed m action
capt. Meade Fricfson, d., Nash
VILE. Tenn.
Its. Henry " G~undlacb, New
York. Paul g.. O'poun,ll, Whining
ton, Dol. sgt Wilbur r. chapman,
Mesh. Ar,z
CORPS Glen T. Boabcr, Kaiklska.
Mich Richard n Eastman. law
r,n,c. Mich. Ross Raymond Ellis.
Allouoa. Mich. John T.. Fisher Ian
caster. Tenn. Mas Fuepelmah. New
York; VIM Ferdinand Gdc,zou, War.
ron. Mich; C.cil NJ. Hcndricks, Duke,
Okla. Frank T.. Pittcric. Nat,rtdwu.
WIS; WIN u Tidwcll. TITUS. Ala
Jacob ti Wolf. ST Louis. Mo Cook
john ~ Eradlcy. Barnes. y. v
pyts. Ross ". Alley. I,csyilIc. Ties.
T.. Anderson. canton. co.. Rein
hnri " Books. Mussillon. o.; Henry
- Btodlairy, Kcenc, y n; Michael
= Uu,,. cleveland a. Man I Bukcr.
Iicrrc. : - Fred Arthur kirkland.
parrounott WIS, Eudd VIM clark.
M,aot3. Mich. Louis NJ 'rast, Emit
grant. Mont: Henry DAVIS. Manisti-
quo, Mich, \doiph pcmcl, ST. Paul,
charlie Fuuucc. plninwciL.
Mich Stanl,l - Toss. BadeutowH,
FLA Geo Grimes. san Francisco,
cats curtis G. GUrducr. Johnson
city. Tenn; FRANK Hart chicago.
M Clarence Hawkins. HuuunburE
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ncnA,.r Nv StncL.

Denver, colo. oct - cattle. Ro-
ccipts. 3.20O hcad Market strong,
zoe higher than a week ago Beet
stecrs. IS 30 10 1850, cows and hoit-
crf. Sc T9; stockors and feeders S5H
10 30: calves. SSH1 10.
Hogs Eocoipts 500 head Nar-
ket 5c to l0o higher TOP ST.; bulk,
SlG.iUN 10 HO.
sheep Receipts $500 head Mar
kot highor Lambs. Sla.5UH 1850:
tN,g. NI.ulf.
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Chicnpn I%I,rndmcc.

Chicago. oct a. Butter higher.
Creamery. 5~latab'ay
Ergs higher. E,ccipts $3.50 oasrs
Ftrsts. SOS u51,; ordinary ursis. IS
1850. at mark cases include 47ff
soc.
put1tn's lower Receipts 60 cars
Minnesota aud Dakota. bulk. Slt0H
$50. same i'm sacks. Sl.gO12. WIS
oousin, bulk. Sl.10mt.6i. same in
sacks. Sl.SbT"
Poultry Alive lower. Fowls. u
a. Csc. springs. .Gier.
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Nov York None, Market.

New York. oct ct Mercantile pa
per and sterling go dny bills unohang-
&C. Demand. 1880. cables. 476bb.
MoNicau dollars unchanged.
Time loans strouf, unchanged
can money strong. unchanged
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\,.v ,nrL CO,tnn Market.

Ne. York. oct 2i-'ottnn FUTURES
closed steady. October. 30 SO. Dc
ccmhcr. 29.3Nc. January. 2N7.c.
March. gN4sc: MaN. Is pc.
Spot quiet Middlmg, - ihc
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IihcItN Ilnn.l..

Ncw York. oct "a Liberty bond
closing Siss. sH.72; urst convertible
-. gf so. second a.. 97lc. first con
bl, 4.s. $40. 'hird Is. 91IG
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For dyspepsia, national all
ment. use Burdock Blood Bitters.
Recommended for strengthening d.
Eostlon. purifying the blood. At all
drug stores. Si.25 u bottle.