davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
ELEV4TOR BOY
SAYS TOTHENBERG
KILLED COHEN
Latter Admits He Was with the Gambler
an Hour Before the Shooting But
Denies He Was Implicated
in the CriB.s

New York, April IA man identified
as the slayer OF Harry Cohen, the gam
bier who was shot and killed yesterday
morning in ar uptown apartment house,
was brought to the detective bureau last
night The identification was made by
Joseph Edney, negro elevator operator
in the apartment house. The man said
he was Morris TothenbeFg, a waiter and
bartender He denied that he was i'm.
plicated in the shooting but, according
to the police, admitted he was with Co
hen an hour before the shooting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
NO BULG4RI4NS
on VEST FRONT
American Consul General Murphy at So
fla Denies the Report Recently
Given Out,

Washington, D. C., April "A report
to tho; state department to-day from
Consul General Murphy at Sofia declared
that no Bulgarian troops have been
moved to the western front for the Ger
man offensive II had been stated that
Bulgarisns were fighting in the west
alongside the Germans and Austrians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
AMERICAN
WOMEN DEAD
Were Victims of hong-range
Shelling of Paris on
Good Friday
WERE IN CHURCH
HIT BY A SHELL
Mrs. Mary G. Landon, Mrs.
Ralph Speed and Miss
Ruth Landon

Paris, April 2.-Mrs. Mary G. Landon,
wife of Edward II. Landon, a retired
New York attorney, and their daughters,
Mrs, Lucy Landon Speed, wife of Cap
tain Ralph Speed of the British army
service corps and Miss Ruth Landon,
were killed on Good Friday when shell
from the long range German gun struck
church here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
HEAVY FIRING
BY ARTILLERY Y
ON WRENCH LINE
Paris Official Statement To-day Told of
Big Gun Engagements at Some
Points on Southern End of
Battle Line.

Paris, April French and British
troops advanced last night between the
Somme and Demuin, it is announced Off
eiallv. Over most of the front between
the Somme and 0se rivers the night
was relatively calm. There was heavy
artillery fighting at some points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
GEN. r. II. FRENCH
HONOR4BLY DISCHARGED
Because of Physical Disability the Com.
msnder of National Guard Division
at Camp Wheeler Is to Be
Relieved,

Washington. d. G., April 2.-Major
General Francis H. French commanding
the National Guard division at Camp
Wheeler, Ga, is honorably discharged as
major general because of physical dis
ability, by orders issued to-day, He will
remain temporarily in command of the
division and, when relieved will have the
rank of brigadier general in the regular
armN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02

II the British can reach Aleppo and
there join forces with General Ailenby e
army, which has been fighting it's way
northward through Palestine, they will
be able to cut off the whole Arabian pen.
nsula from the Turks and be in posi-.
tion TO meet any Turkish attacks from
the troops of the sultan which are at
present operating in the southern Tito.
raj of the Black sea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
HOLLAND PROTESTS
SEIZURE OF SHIPS
Formal Notification Was Made to State
Department By Netherlands
Minister.

Washington, d. C.. April "A formal
protest against the taking over Of Dutch
ships has been made TO the state dcpart
ment by the Netherlands minister. An.
gust Phillips, acting under instructions
from The Hague
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
CURTAIN OF FIRE
PUT ABOUT Paris
TO AVERT RAID
Warning Was Sounded Early This Morn.
ing and Anti-Aircraft Guns Got
Into Operation Promptly.

Paris, April Am air raid warning
was sounded early to-day. Anti-aircraft
guns placed continuous curtain of fire
around the capital An hour and ten
minutes later il was announced that all
danger was over.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
EX-KING'S AGENTS
AND THEIR LAWYER
PUT TO DEATH
Representatives of Former King Con
stsntine of Greece Were Found Guilty
By Court Martial--They Arrived
Recently on German Submarine.

Athens, Saturday, March 30 Lieuten
ants Calamaras and Hodjopoulos, who
came to Greece recently on a German
submarine as agents of former King Con
stantine, were condemned TO death by
court martial and sentence was carried
out to-day. Their lawyer, Conoupis, also
received the death sentence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
PURSUING THE TURKS.
The British Are Midway Between Bag
dad and Aleppo.

London, April British troops OPP
Grating on the Euphrates river in Meso.
potamia continue their pursuit of the
Turkish troops. They have advanced to
point about midway between Bagdad
and Aleppo. The war Office statement
reads:
"on the Euphrates our pursuing troops
have advanced - miles beyond Auap and
have captured few more Germans and
two l0.5 centimeter guns"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
SP4ULDINC ATHLETES
HON CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeated Burlington High School at Nor
risville Last Evening BY the Score
of 40 To Dc
of so to 2o.

Spaulding high school won the utter
scholastic basketball championship at
MorrisviIle last evening by defeating
Burlington high school, with which it
was tied at the close of the regular
schedule, each team having won eight
and lost two games. The game last
night was intensely interesting and was
won 80 to 26, only after extra time had
TO be played. The regular time ended
with the score tied at "a each Then
Burlington dropped in two fouls and
Spaulding duplicated the performance,
making it 26 apiece. Then Spaulding's
offensive got to working and Mann
dropped in two baskets in quick success
sion, before the extra five minutes ~ere
up. Both the baskets were from long
shots.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02

ing payroll, $250l water payroll
So6.32; fire payroll, Sl3s40; police pay
roll, Slt2.0l, police aud health accounts
G. A. Bemis, SIC, services as ianitor
A. i. Noycs Sl2 NJ. Riley $36, A. M
Rossi S36.35, services as assessors; Farm
er's Loan & Trust Co., $4,000, notes
paid; Sll, auto truck license; b. u. Jack
son, So, storing ear; William Wishart,
S49o, expenses and salary as city attor.
neN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
ESTABLISH PRIORITY.
OF Delivery in Raw and Manufactured
War Materials.

Washington. April 2.-The creating
of requirements division to establish
the priority of delivery in raw and man
ufactured war materials was announced
to-day by the war industries board.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
he lineup was as follows:

Score, Spsulding 80, Burlington 20;
baskets from floor. Mann Z, Lyons ,.
Geals >. Morse, for Spaulding; baskets
from fouls. Mann 6. for Spaulding; bas-
kets from floor. Blodgett ,. b. katz 3.
Harrington ,, Wilkin ,; baskets from
fouls, Wilkin g: referee, Gammell; Scor-
erS. Gates. Alpert; timekeepcrs. Fair
banks, Carly; time, two Commute pc
riods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-02
SHE'LL EXPLODED NEAR PARIS.
On the Eighth Day of Big Gun Bombsrd.
ment

Psris. April The eighth long range
bombardment Of Paris began this fore
noon. when PFoiectile exploded in the
region Of thr city.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-14
Mefl nbnrs.

Gas nab Den 9eribtetn oa,ri5
Selbltmoro berbeigefilbrte Mblebsat
oes @roBber5pgs Aaelf sSrieori6 VI
pon 0ieflenbures sStreils miro ipubr-
fdeinlidy Die, gereinlenne Der befoca
n1edlenburgiiben-a 9anoer beipirfen!
9ern Der @roBber5og BON Medlelt-
hlra Strelib lit geltorbeii obne oi-
refte Nabfelge 81 binterlallen. Gin
Sobn eines @roBpatersbuloerS Der
als eir5iger grbe iii getra6t fame.
bat fem ga,l5es 2ebell in 8nBlallo
oerhra6t ll1o Dor pier SaDren bel
aluSbrud oes ®es feline slufnabnie
in ben ruliiihen llntertancnperbano
befpirfen lollen. 9ieier in 9inBloro
i'm Sabre 1868 geborelle spteflenbllr-
ger bat iieb offenbar ~aubcrbalb oes
ofehts ser Grbfolge geltellt uno miro
alp oie Hegierilng ii6er bas Streli:-
ser 2ano nid)t attreten fonnen.
9ie Srennline Der 6eioen Wfeflen.
burger 2Gnoer fanb Dor lnebr ais
200 Sabren ltatt. slm s. 0fara t70t
ipllroe nuh eiren Idnseren Grbfolge=
friege in &anburg ein Haft 5wii6en
Dem 8ruoer uno 0enl gteffen oes
Ser5oas Gbri1tian 2itotpig eeidloS-
len, ipoourh oas Weflenburger Sano
in sic bentget Geile getrennt tpnr.
De. Gs ipuroe aber oarnals beitimnlt,
oaB I'M Safe bes grloidens elmer
Clinic Die nnbere IN Der Serridaft
folgen loae.
9as Streliser 21ilbben bate IN!
Sabre 1910 eine gintpobner5abl uol
10000 &opfen Dos 8riioerlano.
Wedlenburg- Shperin oeIlen Serr-
iher bon jeber felt Der Srennllng oos
Sanpt scr beioen regierenoen Satt-
Ter mar, lit mebr ais piermal 10
grob an 5ladeiiilrbalt ltnb bat ieds-
NAL 10 niel Ginpobner mie Strelrs.
sln 6Ia6eiubalt miiroe oas 5uIaln+
mengeporfenc Wfeflenburg inn 9feidbe
an pierter Sfeae elei6 llab @iirt.
tenlberg iteben nber binIihtlid Der
einmobner5abl lDiiroe es iih nit Der
ahten Ste1e begliiigen mtiillen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-14
Snfano.
sSSn @albington, Q.

sSsn @albington, .. g., lit Der
.amerifaniihe Diplomat Gbas. Ha8c
grpan i'm gllter BON 81 sSabren aug
Dem Seben geihieoen. Ser 8eritorbe
ne trat 1897 in ben oiplonatiihet
0ienlt Elm lm0 pertrat Die Ser. Staa
ten ais 8elanoter in Der Shmeis.
Fortugal, Selgien, China, graiiliei
ilno 5ulest in Sapon.
Sn Der 9eabe BON 9torfolf, &a.,
ltiir5te Der 3uin Heierpcforps Der Wo-
rine geborige SSlieger Di. 8. Wtc.
ytaugbton nit ieinem 6poroplan ans
einer Soobe BON etrpo 300 SUB ms
Wfeer unb nuroe augenblidlib geto.
tet Ser anoere SnYoiie oes @ol.
ierflltg5pugs, belien golnen pom Den
8eboroen perlhmiegen miro, entfam
obne &erlctungen. Wlcgiaugbton
Itamlnte ans Sort Gomur0s, a. y
uno bate Ole 9ole llnioerIitot les
ten Serbit perloiien nm III oaS Dtd.
rine ReierpefprpS ein5utreten
gSilliam 9lnord. scr als glgent
Ser oeiltIfen Regierling i'm SSolre
1915 nad) glmerifa gefoilnen Icln
ioa, puroe in 9tep Oorf ais gefa6rs
liher, feinolider @usldnoer fitr Die
9ouer oes Grieges interniert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-14
gfodl GepeiAen, Die il ga

gtocb Depel6en, Die III 8ait
couucr, q. G., eingetroficn lino, lol
eill Gnclon im nor0l Nneellslono
9lltitrolien, Iebtcn Vtpntag fnrftba-
rem Ghaoen ongeridltet bobcn. 3abi.
reid,e Ortidaften iollen 5erltort in19
pielc Menidlenleben Dem Stlrnlc 5tt:u
Gpier geiollen Ietl
9lls Ser neue belgiIde @clonott
nelllid) Dem 8rdlioenten GurraBa II
Dserico feline areoiten iiberreidte,
Iprod, oieier nit groBer 9lnerten-
mtnq pnn Der aiibnbeit uno Nus.
bauer, nit Der Ole 8elgier ibre lin
obbangigfeit uerteioigten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-14

sol(en .na sme; nm ;hreu MuuSeu oe=
;torhsn ;;1S g;eheu itor6en M
aramfl.;te" ] 2me; ,unrSen idmrr
maS ~ is;d,t ssr,unuSet
Weraomosne ysnd,e ,unrS,u ad,t.
,e6n esoi;9de Tom,,fer nnh Elm 1;Id,=
Sa So,n,fs, s NM Gssn,;,,sn oScr lfnter.
;eshanter ssr,t;;rt @nn h;eisn 6atten
* mehr oia 1600 sonu,n G,eholt
" G;ns @ Nsn.;ds ma @osh;motnn he.
sountst Srncv ,nerhe nnrISmf;o ie;n
y;nrre;i,n n s;h;r;eu himo,,sid,irs
h.m h;s Eh a.,e;nf Fat ,nsid,e mir.
s,,nc @ 81. Wro3iomot;o,, nn,,res Ero.
;;asstsr s ~ nj 81 MnI5d,,n;f; nnS lire
Menrsieutonten 81, ,snni,fs." !" hat
gsenn ~ mSol;d, n. Soi, Sis Souaner
nj. om;t;mmuno S;eier sos;ets IN
@;h;r;sn e;mnre;fen fSunt,n. ,uiirSen
e. s;ss am I;shiten tmu meun rs ofer
r;h+ ~ ssr roG sn;;re ,n;;yaen ,;e mif,t
"hn. .;ae indie a,;t;m,nuno unroe-
bsm @ NOM Sog @nrneI,rn matmemi,io
,n;rS y Sanon. h,;it 20 : n einer Srpc,
;hs nsrSs NM GnalonS ,sronfreid,
,n nnS Stol;en muterifi;tt. yseun Mus,
1"ms 4 s.. Woi,Mem;f; .Meo;,r,,un
M S;.;su Sre; grSd,teu u;d,t M,
ihi;.st .si n;rn So,am ,;ne SrfIoruro
, erla;,ey ma Ser' herporoe6t. bok lei.
:. aff,;;htsn ma o;sle Smrd,ons ehr.
i;h anS .ne;osnn;;.,;o s,uS Sic gser
stoatsn ~ sofsn kh ME 81, Nensid,e
;oot opoen ma Nnropf,eu 9anams er.
Hsrt & ,nsrS.n fd o6sr ,ur;;fhoIten
som,sf Mamners hat i'm Ssomrn
ssr M,mer;eon gll;ouee nf po6or oua
Nemn,roea e;ns Wntidoit h,n rniIi-
| shsm son;.t 0nnorss oer;d,tet IN
Ssr 'e" - int ma a,ner;fan;id,r s,oIf
miuIhe Sem rliIiIdlen gsolfe in ie;-
nem Sample nm sic Treiheit sm bel=
fen nno or bite ben &pnaref; linn
mitsmteilen. ,uie es helfen fDnnc.
gfitolieSer nmerifomiId,er nub az.
Iiierter snesial WeiiIipneu baben
SaiIp. bie temoprGre Saupfitabt 9iu-
mSn;sns berlaiYen usS iiub .nntcr
2miid,ernuo freien Beleifs spon Sci
ten Ses aSnias pon Rn,iamien nad)
CSeiia aereiit. Vie nnier G,eianoter
Won;fo mitteiIf flabeu sic Celterre;-
der nerImd,t. Sc G;eIanotIdmften l,pdl
40 Sane ,tfffer lnaranfGne IN AaI=
ten Grstlihe lfuteriud,uuaen eroaben
oher. Soi feiu @rnnS bafir pprian-
Seu lei M
Sir GrSffunua hrs apuoreiTes Ser
ruiTiid,eu sopiets 1T bis anf mpraen
nerid,obeu morSen.
IN Vetersbnra fiat man am W,itt.
ipodJ Ben Sabrestag Der rniiiIden
Nepplution aroRartia gefeiert.
0;e srioIoe Ser GnoIanSer in Ya-
fsit;uo Somern nm iie iirS Iehr beSen.
tenn
gR;toI;eScr Ssr Weinbnuo mrs rul-
Esd,su Nomnfsrs Smsf1 Ser lid,
o,,,nsu6l;dI;d, inn s,afem pon Wprfolf,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-14
Gaftieh;ff Nneriffe*
ljariS mieoer uOn Den oeui5en cnl(6aen 6om6al0Rrt
Ooela genont,acm.
cebbafte CdtlQkelt an der Weltfront.
ee}apan mmo Sibirtcm+
GjpmDers betet oenl rulildeu golfe 9nlfe an
Stoattn0t Grioe otr Gngldnotr III yaldttna.
Gompers bietet oem ruldldeu &olfe 9iiltc al1.
Stotuttnot Griolge Der Gngldnou III yaldflna.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
March 18th as required by tine
act of October 9th 1917.
9iemstag inadten Die 9emtlAen
luieoer einen srpfen enftidjiff sln-
qriff AMI Earis. gsenn 0eidwa6er
iollem an Tim teilsenu,nmen baben.
Bier BON ben Demtiden Snftidiffen
murben bernntergebradt mnb fiini-
sebm Mann ibrer Yeiatilnsen entipe-
Der tcilmeiie getDtct, teilWeiie gefau-
zen senommep. Die @erteioisnns
mar porsiiglid, a.nbs bier Rentiden
maren gesiuHagsp,l ibre Semben tell
ipeiic anf ofienes 6eloer aub leere
Elate mieSerSsliuerfen. Bdbreno ois
Sentiden gnftIAiffe ben Ansriff ani
Haris madJten, mnternabmen franoD.
fiIde 2mftid)iffe einen slnsriff an
bentId,e Gtaote nnb bradten ). y.
ben eanbmnsspiaten in 8Dtba srr=
Sen Sd)a0en bel,
@on qpuSpu ,pirb berid,tet, bas
feinSlihe Fnftid,iffe am NaittluodJ
ohens S;r S}orSpft.Sfiite BON Gna-
ionS onaeorifien haben.
sfus .SasnneI miro oemelbet, Die
puftid,;ffr. lueld,e Seu Mnariff ani
S;e stnSt mad,teu. ieien 10 lpdl ae-
flaoen.s sSos i;r. lire 8un,ben uidlt ari
hsit;,nnte 3iele rid,teu fpnuten naS
oofer omd, feinen Sd,aSen an milf
tariId,rn GtabliiIemeuts madlten.
0stSfet mnrbeu nur gipiliiten. .Sn,
@an,en ,unrSeu ledlse6n EerIoneu
o,fStef nnS pierse6n perlu,nSet. i5o
Nfittmod, madlmittoo nriffen enall-
ihe NeropIane Sic W,fnifionsfabrifeu
IN Trei6nro nm Yndl ,unrben oi.
0pfs in ser belaiIdlea Stabt grnea.
oe bpm6or6;ert.ss Tiersebn sbemtid,,
anftihiffe tlJnrSen lin bsn @ampfea
am WiiftIuodI f,ernnteraebrad)t.
slns gsoif;unton 1uirS ociuel6et
naf has erite amerifaniid,e rSe1
Waneu nds NIT gibertn y0,otpre,
amsoeifatfef 1T. aepriiff uno uon Del
Heaierur,a ais a,t anaenpmmen lit
Sir WerteiSiamnosanIuaeu aeac,
gnftIdiff gnariffe an ser atlanti
id,eu aife ipllen nerbei5ert mub per.
ifarft merSen.s. IA a
Nns glm5tsrbom ,uira oemefbet
oeutld,e nuS Siferreid,iid1e 5r,tppeu
iei,u IN sic raii;id,s sfoSt ssoSeiia nm
Sd,mars,u W,e,r oeSrwnoru Iur,
her mor Sd,on &, g,ad,r,d,t oefpm.
men. Sos S;s Nentid,en umS Seiter.
rs;d,er mr. sSSe;io ,t;;nasu y;e Gin,
uahms 0Seiio,s mar uur mSoI;d,
ms;I s;e g'mmSu,m.~uad, -sem ssr;s.
Ssnsnertxao Ssr Ssnts,,su .nS s,tsr,
r,;d;rd,eu rmnr.n ivs;.n Wnrd,uo
smrM rmmsu;;%ss la.b;st mon sHSe;;,'
aemSh,f,r SS,,o ,u;rS fanft;o -,
S.m lrfro;r.4W.;M as6s~., -
Su Ssm s.;ls ssr @,s;.,.o,t sf..
l;d, nan 'smrsn;lls nm fron.s;;;d,eu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-14

friibcre SunSesicnator Martine pun
geeiu sSeriep cine Bill, bic bem Graii=
oemten bic &ontrplle iiber aDblen=,
Del mmb SoplslamOercien siebt, ebenlp
bic &pntrpae iiber gSaiierfraft mno
bas Ged)t, Grubnfte pon bieien Saa=
oereien smrl apitenpreiie ST perfan-
fen st
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-14
9entides Gbepaar imdt Stellnna
in elmer Yripatfamilie. slnsmfraaen
in Der ,Sreien Ereiie."
ssn Comfort perldlieD ON Wii.

ssn Comfort perlbieD am 9)fitt.
nod, mittag Srau enulie Seal geh
Sebreiner, inl slltcr bon 50 Sahrell
I'M 0dille ihrer Softer, Der 6rqlI
6nbert ssngenbiitt Die SerIlorbent
itainnte aus Dem Gllab;; felt 1887
lcbte tic III Surtle Greet, bis lie IN,
Sabre 1901 5u ibrer Godter nadI
Comfort iiberiieoelte. 9lilBcr Don Die.
Ter miro tic nod BON elmer alloereil
Eod,ter, ser Srau Sermalm Stieler
pom Comfort, ioipie BON ibrenl VrT-
ser, Dem &opitdn @bas. Sdrciner
non aerrpille, ilno ibreil Icrbs, ON
5llrtle Greet mobnenoeil Sobneli,
gsalter, gilbert, Otto, sulilis, Hp-
bert lno Garl Hcol iiberlebt. 7it
9eilesung finoet nuf Dem fSamiliell
SSrieobof bel turtle Greet itott
SSn BoIaoena, Gul., lit Sroa
2ncretia @orfielo, oie @itlpe oes er.
morDeten graiioenten Solnes u. @nr-
fielo, i'm boben sllter bon Sc ssabren
ans Dem 2eben seihieoen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-22
INTEREST IN BEES INCREASING

Interest in increasing the production os honey as war measure is country wide. The United States Department of Agriculture now has F bee exten- sion workers, who are working in 39 states. and the requests from those who wish information and help on bee keeping are coming in faster than the department and the workers can take care Of them. To meet this demand for information, meetings are being held in various bee raising districts. par ticularly in the Southern States. in which bee culture is discussed. The extension workers are giving atten- ton to preventing the spread of brood diseases, especially of American foul brood, brough on in many cases by the failure of beekeepers properly to diag- nose the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-22
MEN REGISTERED FOR
 SElECTIvE SERVICE
 CANNOT ENTER MEXICO

NoGbES. Sept. ls.-Registraa.s wno are liable for military service under the se!ecetvie service act, and all those registered with the draft board are forbidden to leave this country unless they have an order from the secretary of the board stating thev are not neIed for current quota. and that the work of the board will not be hin derei if they ar allowed to leave. According to information received by the immigration authorities today.
 This new ruling applies to Ameri- cans Mexicans and all other pe-1ons who are registered in the United States. The order from the board must he presented to the immigration off ci iais in addition to the passport.
 Permission to enter Mexico will not be given those who are liable to call. at an early date, unless t is made plain to the secretary Of the board that the registrant is only going to Mexico for short stay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-22
RED CROSS DRIVE
FOR USED CLOTHING

At tte reeues. Of Herbert Hoover. chairman for the Commission for Re lief of Belgium. the American Red Cross will conduct I drive during -he week Of September 2S-3Oth. to collect an additional 5eo5 tons ot used cloth ing for the BelgiuIns
 Of this 50o0 tons. $50 tons ar allot- tel to the Pacific division. Allotments are now being made and will be for warded 70 all chapters in the diyiion within the next two or three days
 Hoover's plea to Henry P Davidson. chairman Of the Red Cross War Coun- cil follows:
 The 1o.000.OO0 imprisoned people in unoccupied BeIguim and France are facing shame. suffering. disease and some of the dea-n. for lack Of cloth ing this winter. They must be helped l hope that the Red cross VII! under take a renewed campaign to obtain this clothing in America IL can come only from us Your first campaign yielded magnificent results. bringing in full 50.s0O tons Of clothing in good condition But much more is needed if these war ravaged people are 10 get through the winter in deCeacy and safety. In the face of brutal coercion and spiritual suffering they remain spleniidiy courageous. This courage challenges our charity. Let us match the courage of Belgium by the gener- osity Of America"
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-22
cocH!sE coUnTY
COMMITTEE NtEE1

PHOENIX. Sept. 16.-Tae fol,oaing citizens from Coch;se corr-y haze ac- cepted appointments as members oi the state advisory committee Of 1c0 and will attend the stat@ cpny yen,ion a: Phoenix on Tuesday of the United War Work association
 Benson-A C. Smith and ? Teier
 Bisbee-Mrs. C. s. Thompson. Mrs C. Ii Vail. C. $ Thompson. Charles F Willis. J R Henderson, Dr. George A Bridge. ]. P Williamson. C. F. Phnbrook and ". E. Mckee
 W@rren-E F. Whitley. A. W En gelder. L. D Ricketts, J F. Sinclair. W P. Sims, pr. \. C. Bledsoe. H. C. Compton. George H. Cobb. Gerald sherman and C. +. Dowell. chairman for Cochise county.
 Douglas-Rev. Wilbur Fisk, J. P. Boyle, H. T CUthbert. A. T. Thorn son, H. A Clark, George H. Kelly, Capt. B. DeRound, David BenshimoI. W. H. Webster, Mrs. C. O. Ellis, Mrs William Hogarth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-22
YOUR SHARE

There is just one way to make the su?p,y of sugar 30 around. No more will he available until later in the year. Until the new supply come in ;hee- is just one-hslf of our normal re- p2i-amen.s for household use. That Will not hold ou. unless the United States keeps tC a ration Of two pounds per month per person in the home. excepting that used for canning.
 [, has come down to a matter of arithmetic new. and 10 cne can refuse D work his sums.
 f Americans observes this ration. We can supply cur soldiers with what sugar they need France and Italy can continue their meager ra.ions Neu,rals dependent upon us for their supply will receive 1t.
 For ourselves. we reserve two pounds mon;h-tke most that any one os us can consume wi;hou, taking some one else's share We have an abundance Of other sweets and Of foods. which Ike sugar. furnish heat and energy
 When we can or preserve fruit we must use as little sugar as possible and adj sugar later. # necessary. whea the new crop comes ir.
 Bl. first and foremost. personnal consumption must be guarded. Shall take my daily ounce in this way or :t2t?" When We have 1I-5 ounces a day. it behooves Us to consider wei the use of i. Tha. gives Us one table spoon. or half an ounce for cooking or :,- sweetening cereals. and two cubes o; sugar for tea and coffee
 When | person cannot drink" coffee wi.h1l. two lumps and takes two cUrs 3 day. his sugar allowance is used ID Of course he would like more. and i. is a nuisance 10 think in terms of an once per day. But personal likes and petty annoyances count little before the bare facts tha; every particle o: sugar above the daily ounce is taken from anothet persons ration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-22
LARGE QUANTITY OF SILVER HONEY SENT
 HERE FOB OBREcoN

MORALES. Sept I6-Ore .: 'te la-ges; shipments Of silver money that hls ever been reoe.ve,: :a this o:;.. O. shipped t-c.: here. was handled r=- gently by the Wells Fargo Exp-ess company. when General Obregon hsI s-9p0.qo) ia silver money shipped here Tor inc purpose of.pay.ng or '5e u=o employed oa his --o9er;i=s .r Sonora and S!naloa
 Tn Mexicans employed by the gen eral refused to accept any other n: 2ney than American silver. recently, and :ae general had sI.y5o.ygo shipped rom Los Angeles for tAe purpose o; paying their wages.
 When the money arrived. ho@ev .. the Mexican ,a5o-s-s lad cha their minds and azE4d that they .e paid ia United States ca2e- m9ney The reason for the change was be!iev- e ;3 De due D me rumored presence ia sonora Of 2 band Of outlaws. and :he men or the farms were afraid they 55ald not hide t.e silver money and .hc request for payIaeu: in American treasury notes was then made.
 The emp!oyes were paid eff :n payer and the silver money returned to Los Angeles.
 According to reliable information received here, the business houses of Mazatlan and other parts of the inte- r:or of Mexico are charging r per cent interest for handling American paper money. and a like charge is made for cashing checks drawn or banks in the United States.