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Evening journal., 1918-09-09
FINED FOR SEEING WIFE.

Edward Wells was fined s. and costs
for trespsss on the property. No. COS
King street, on Saturday night. by
Judge Churchman in Municipal Caurt
this morning. His wife. with whom
he has not lived for three years, lives
at that address, and he persists on go
ing 20 the house tossee her.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
WITH THE AMERICANS IN FRANCE,
Sept "A big German drive 10 bring
victory by autumn is what Ludendorn
is planning, according 10 young Lieu
tenant Won Aldersleben, whose father Is
said 10 be one Of the Kaiser advisers.
When captured Won Albersleben was
smartly dressed and insisted on wear
ing a monoole. He repluied insolently 10
his questloners. Asked his opinion Of
the present situstion he flippantly de-
clared that LudendOrff is now moving
his troops according TO tactical plan
and that he later will make a big drive
for a German peace this year.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
GUARDIANS APPOINTED.

Chancellor Curtis presided at the
opening of thc September term OF the
Orphans Court this morning. He ap-
polated The Wilmington Trust Com
pany guardian of Mabel Jackson Walk
or aad Martin L. Walker, and the Equit-
abls Trust Company guardian OF Mar
garct IT, Cooch and Phoebe L. Cooch.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
THACHER ~. CRU. MEETING.

The Ella Thacher W. c. T. u. will
hold its monthly meeting at 2 o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon, In Harrison
Street Church There will be election
Of officers. All members are requested
10 be present.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
512 RUSSIANS SHOT
FOR 0RITSKI'S DEATH
By the United Press.

PETROGRAD. sept. $50 far SIP
counter revolutionaries have been shot
in reprlsal for the murder Of Moses
Oritski. commlssary OF the interior for
the PetrOgrad district 1t was officially
announced here today. A list Of t2i
names has been published Of persons
who viii be killed II more Bolshevikl
are shot Many high officials and
mobiles are included in this list.
At Smolensk 81 landowners were shot
in reprisal for the attack on Premier
Lenine.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
AMERIcANs IoIN JAP.CzECnOs.

bN lIlt Aulltu flt-Hs
VLADVOSTOK. sept. 1.-TWO bat
taiions Of American troops have Joined
the japanese and Czechs on the front
line beyond Nikolisk. Another battal-
ion is guarding the railroad between
Vladlvoslok and Nikolisk about -
miles,.
The discipline OF the Americans has
made them popular among the other
Allied troops here.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
WILSON AN HONORARY
ITALIAN CITIZEN

By the United Press.
PALERMO, Italy, sept. 9.-The mu-
nicipality OF Palermo has unanimously
conferred upon President Wilson the
distinction Of honorary citizenship.
Garibaldi is the only person 10 have
previously received this honor here.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
JosFPH GRIFFITH DEAD.

Stricken with heart disease some time
Saturday Joseph Griffith. aged 20 years,
died while in Mccall stable at Front and
Shipley streets. The body was removed
10 the morgle where a brother Of the
deceased claimed it.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
MEXICAN BANDIT
NEAR TAMPIC0 WELLS
BY the United Press.

bg lub luIttu russ.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-The bandit
leader Palez has seized Panuco, near
Tampico. according TO word received
here today. The constituiiOnalist
forces retreated under the bandits on
slaught and are now awaiting REIN
forcements. Il is said.
Panuco is just west Of Tampico and
is at the edge OF a large oil field which
is supplying the British and American
navies. No British or American troops
are in the vicinity and 1t Is possible
that the bandits may attempt TO inter
fere with the oil supply.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
RED CROSS AUXILIARY
CHANGES MEETING TIME

The Red Cross Business Women's
Auxiliary will meet Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings instead OF Monday and
Thursday evenings commencing Septem-
Der A..
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
EXAMINE WITNESSES.

Examination Of witnesses in cases 10
be heard at the September term OF the
Court OF General Sessions. which opens
next Monday, was commenced today by
p. Warren Green, deputy attorney gen
oral
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
JAPANESE IN DANGER.
BY The United Press.

NN TTTT IWIT|W T w
TOXIC. sept. 9. - The enemy Is
threatening our communication between
Manchuli and Daurla,' said an Official
announcement Of the War Department
today.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
Tn ATTENn d. or ". CONNENTION.

Mrs. Thomas +. Moreland, Of 1911
West Fourth street. this city. left yes
terday % attend the convention of the
ladies' lodge. Dame OF Malta. In Lewis
ton. Maine. on her return she will
visits many Of The New England cities
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
MORE MEN ron ITALIAN NAVY.

By The United Press-
ROME. sept. "a royal decree eifect-
i've December 81 has been issued call
ing up one man out OF tep from the
naval class for service.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
PERsHING has QUIET MONDAY.

BY Ile lulltu Press.
WASHINGTON. sept. aside from
patrol encounters and heavy artillery
fighting south Of the Aisne Sunday
there is nothing 20 report" said Persh-
ing's cominunique today.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
COSTS MONEY TO ROLL BONES.

Mack Johnson and Osley Reynolds,
Negroes. were each fined s. and costs In
CITY Court today for playing crap. They
were arrested about o'clock Yesterday
morning by patrolman Gold while play
ing crap in New street.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
EMANUEL TO RECEIVE AMERICANS.
Nv the limited Press

ROME. sept. 9.-The King and General
Dias. commander Of the army will re-
oelve the American military mission, 1t
was announced today. Afterward The
visitors are 10 inspect the water de-
fenses Of Venice. and go to Mount
Grappa.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
TRAM WAS DELAYED.

a freight train parted on the Della
ware Railroad, at Brenford, this morn
ing. delaying the norlhbound passen-
ger train. due at French street station
al $50 o'clock. about 20 minutes
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
.ccIrsrp OF BEGGING.

The case Of Robert Stanton. charged
with begging money OF Patrick j. Mar
tin at Fourth and Market streets on
saturday night, was referred to Court
Oflcer Mcdaniel for Investigation as
to 10 defendants record.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
accIisEn nE BICYCLE THEFT.

Waiter Larkin. a young man. was ar
rsa,ed today by Detective Mahoney on
a ohsTge OF larceny. II Is alleged that
Lsrkin stols a bioyols
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
HOUSE FOR "DRY'
ZONES ABOUT PLANTS
By The United Press.

WASHINGTON. sept. 9-The House
today unanimously adopted the Kellogg
resolution empowering the President
TO establish dry zones around mines,
shipyards and ammunition plants.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
GoMPERs IN ITALY.
a. The limited preee

BF ITIF IUIIIW TIFsHs
GENOA. Sept. 9.-The entire Ameri-
can labor mission. headed by Samuel
compers. arrived In Genoa Saturday
and yesterday paid a visit 10 the Anza-
loi gun works.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
ADVISORY BOARD MEETING.

Tho State Advisory Board Of the Unit
ed states Employment Service will meet
at 40 o'clock tomorrow, at the old
Federal building.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09

ALL ITALIANS CALLED TO COLORs.
BY the United Press.
ROME, sept. 9.-The government has
prepared a decree ordering all Italian
soldiers Of every class from 1890 up
sent 10 the war zone for immediate
service.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09
LUDENDORFF PLANS DRIVE
THAT WILL BRING "PEACE"

By the United Press.
ROME, Sept. "a cabinet meeting Of
the greatest importance will he held to-
day.
Evening journal., 1918-09-09

Needs Of the summer home are salts
factorily fllled by using the Want
Ads.-Adv.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-17

The first official Germanys peaceful
threw whole cities off their baanceand they all small
Cities either Public officials proclaimed carnivas ubaon
factory whistles committed the usual cacophone and Halloween
celebrated several weeks ahead of the calendar
Meanwhile folks took the trouble to
read the Prussan offered nothing
innate of American intelligence 1t implied that had not
enough perspcaciy to detect of the cumsest tricks
modern diplomacy.
When enemy calls fool may it openly
I'VE take calmly and keep temper But let not cebrat
the insult by rejoicng Don't blow factory whistles hire
band If hold paades let leave Old Glory home the
national flag not designed embesh procession
The English performed the antics when Mafeng
relieved the early months of the Boer waand haven't lived
down the memory yet The verb afick found standard
dictionaries and signifies to make fool of yourself by pub
lie demonstration The English 'mafcked" because they
thought the and the anniversary of the day they
wondering whether it would end.
Some of need discipline here at home The nation
whole eveheaded one; and entitled to feel grudgc
against community that compromises the of by
paroxysms of delight offers that mpeach very
unity of purpose.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-17
GOOD sPoRTs-NoT TIN SPORTS.

1t almost rregious compare Christmas giving with
treating institution hardly
reaches higher plane
wants that he friendly Neither them wants
& drink.
Jones buys back to show he isn't tghtwad. Then Smith
buys to show that he didn't buy the first drink just get
return. SO Jones buys to reciprocate.
Brown walks in and being regular he has met Smith there
before So he buys for the crowd and then each of the other two
buys. Reciprocity again. And then it's Browns turn
This isn't lecture prohibition but expenditures The
flood Of chemical fluid that Smith Jones and Brown poured into
themselves not hurt the but it their and
gives them fun They all know they don't it. but they
spend to show they aren't tightwads.
Christmas presents given for the purpose desecra
ton of the institution The motive selfish to start
Let to mpar pleasure The u S. government
warrant for it
worldwar dethrone kings but it cannot dehrone the
King kings Dynase for epoch but the doctrine and
spirit of Christmas for eternity and the has not
planned to abolish the indestructible.
It has merely told to buy what the other fellow needs He
can't feel nsulted give him order local drygoods
for hat he easily get by insulting with
order for pair of shoes And all benefit good old No
gales by buying right here in town.
Keep the old place going Arthur and Francis Duffy
and many other Nogales boys will back home before
long, and they won't want to strange of the
Show them that all did business at the old stands
while they went to insure the safety of our homes.
And do your buying Don't let have overworked
clerks in Nogaes during the greatest of all festvae
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-17
AN ERA OF HIGH PRICES.

Many people opinion that the is coming
close the high prices that have prevailed will begin declining
and that within few months they will be at the level that
such belief will find themselves deceived it will be
many years before prices return to their former levels
There many factors that will into maintaining
prices at the high levels That part Of the first
commodities that goes the wage fund of the nation will be
smaller than Labor has been advanced the given
its efforts to standards much higher than before And
has labor been organized better in better trim resist
labor will continue to be felt in the initial cost Of commodities
al kinds To meet the interest tremendous public debts and
provide sinking funds to them at maturity will require
maintenance of the high taxes that and have been levied
1t will be that the bushes public will have bear the
burden of those taxes And of they will into the cost
production Each merchant each manufacturer each ransporta
lion must receive return those the they
put the commodities they produce handle So in addition
the enhanced of labor there will go into first of all
commodities the high taxes that business must carry Even to
materials the products of the FARMS mines the
there will extend the wages and increase taxation And
here is the increasing rise in land values which always
actor in cost Land which the has paid 500 per to
ret must than the land did when the price
only 500 Increasing population region that advance
It is inevitable And with the available public lands becoming
with each it will be felt before All these
factors will keeping the cost of production and dstbu
ion Of all commodities and they will be felt in maintaining
prices at about the present high level The world has entered
rpon an era Of high prices
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-17
RIPPING RHYMES.
Soldering.

1t makes tired when complain of sleet OF mud
wind rain They look out from and the skies
enwrappd gloom groan because they may get damp while
going for postage stamp The soldier has fight out DOORS
however hard the water pou he sit beside the fire and
make brutal foe expire he cannot bear paraso to shield him
from the waterfall The soldier stays outdoors to fight the
weary day. the bitter night he hears his dying goa
the cold crawling through his bones Methnks that when the
boys back from streaming trench and muddy track they'll
look with pity and dsda gents who and complain
will Ding bust the seet! 1t puts rheumatcs in
feet! The her is the limit confound this climate
ho And then soldier who has slept battlefeld by
tempest swept will say, "a gown-up shouldn't bawgo home
and your rubber DOLL Oh when the boys home again.
we'll lot of and they teach to forget
tendency to whine and fret
Copyright 1918 BY George Matthew Adams.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-17
Serrano-Diaz.

Friday evening of last week,
in the Sacred Heart Church, in
Nogales, Arizona, there were
united in matrimony by Rev.
FIR. Mateo Durieux, G. Gregorio
Oiaz and Miss Adriana Serrano.
The sponsors for the high con-
tracing parties were Mr.. and
Mrs. Guillermo Barnett.
After the ceremony chocolate
was served the guests, after the
Mexican style, and the bride
and groom were congratulated
by all the assemblage.
Among those present were:
Misses Maria Luisa and Elena
Espinosa, Maria and Georgiana
Morachis, Julia and Emilia
Serrano, Rosita Gonzales, AMI
ia and Artemisa Fontes, Adria-
IA, Carmen and Amelia Barnett,
Elena Soto, Adele Baupaume,
LUIS de Casasola. Refugio B. de
Abasalo, and other ladies';
Messrs. Lie. Ignacio Sainz, Mar
cos Holman, Guillermo and Ar
turo Barnett, Robert Serrano,
M. Gonzales, Lie. Salvador San
doval, Alfredo Casasola, Ra-
mon Garcia and others.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-17
Trinity Congregational Church

Service will be resumed this
morning, after a suspension OF
several weeks.
Sunday School 10 o'clock.
Morning Worship II o'clock.
Evening Service 7:30 o'clock.
Prayer Meeting wednesday,
1850 o'clock.
Sunday morning theme !:
Strengthening Our Forces.
Sunday evening theme: I'm
5erest In The Eternal"
Never have the moral forces
of the world needed strengthen
ing as they do today, and thru
no agency can they be better
strengthened than thru the
Church; therefore let every man
feel it his duty, as well as his
privilege, to attend public wor-
ship somewhere today and es-
pecially this morning.
A greater conflict than the
one just closed must be won be-
fore the world is ''safe for DEM
ocracy;;' and this conflict can
best be won by a preparation
thru a greater interest in the
eternal things Of the universe.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-17
THE SUPERLATIvE DECREE.

The devastation will be complete in the cities the
rural districts and the mines Not building must be left stand
ing between Holland and Luxembourg The fields and forests will
be reduced fifty years. deposits
will be destroyed and demolished varousy mareaed by
floods explosions extinction poducveness
fecundity.
Everything word to proriscuousy bedevled into
the next two generations.
The foregoing prophetic picture of Belgium in the Loka
Anzieger Berlin delneates Belgium will look after the
crossing of the aies-f they ever it.
Precision thoroughness characteristic
They occasionally absent from Pussan journalism
american victories being explained away but these
essary lapses and always followed by
Yet this kind of journalistic precision effective
than the derium the yellow press indicates weakness
that borders on hysea impotence that threatens before
bursting into What Belgium devastated? Are the
allies collectively able to restore her? And what will be their
temper after the devastated territory crossed? They likely
to audit the and underscore it with red.
This has reversed all traditions In the last four
doctors learned how most accepted varieties o.
fatal wound shot through the heart used die pre-
vious wars the thing do It hardly
spectacle to do anything ese
up of the anesthec and demands cigor-
ette The medical profession has rewritten all its rules
the fertility of Belgian soil is destroyed few chemists
will get together and find wayo restoring its ftfuness
few group of Luther Bubanks will teach orchards to
thought doing since Eve stole the apple
Anzieger should devote editorial space things
less nebuous than predictions covering the next hacent
years will hold enough trouble for the Posdam
uno crowd ten centuries But passionate structures and tear
full attempts at intimidation contain sufficient proof of waning
Pussian encourage the skepca of to stead
fast optimism. AZ
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-17
For the Inundation Sufferers.

The subscription opened at
the Mexican consulate in No
gales, Sonora, for alienation Of
the sufferings of the victims OF
the foundations in Lower Cali
fornia, has received many con-
tributions, and at the close OF
office hours yesterday the sums
contributed were as follows:
Nogales Shoe Co., $40; Jose
Zertuchi, SIS; Alfonso Casasola,
So; Hector Varela, SIS; Julio
Minor, SIS; Various Other Par
ties, $35; total sos.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-17
Notice to Patrons.

Owing to a serious break
down, necessitating the installA-
ton of a new boiler we will be
unable to accept any laundry
for the present week.
Nogales Steam Laundry.
13-11-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-17
SAVE THE FIREWORKS

We want to get next to ourselves.
The habit of ntrospecon become morbid condition it
unduly cultivated But there is danger of that with We
do indulge in seudy; take ourselves for
granted.
And lately wanting We have had
opportunity of showing ourselves to be leveheaded nation
and as nation there have been
instructive exceptions.
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Wlle.rIei

Die gerid)te, meld)c iii Ser al
0ienstag abgebultealen Monatsli5ullt
oes GountD Council Of Oefenie Der.
lelen muroeL maren ale iebr 6efrie.
o%igenoer 9tatltr. @s miro lebt bead.
iibtigt, SO S6uloiitrifte in Del
Stuot in Community Councils un..
5lltpauoelm.
SSn Dem Sllbel anl Montagt
apuroen fiinf @ntonobile, II Sicp.
eles iomie Elm Yfero uno 9ltegD &c.
3toblen.
Ser @einnbbeitsrot teilt mt,
bob Die Snfluen5o=6aae iid mieoel
leid)t permebrt baben. am Otenstag
tpuroen 25 Neuerfranfungen ange-
meloet; Or. Sling tit Der Initd]t, oaf
Die &ranfbeit uobl ben gan5en @in-
ter iiber, menn alib MIR in pereis=
5elten SaaenL IN Ser Stabt ouftretell
miro nno ermabnt oesbaIb oie Sc
fuobner, iih por @rfdltlngen IN adt
81 nebp1en.
e Gin 72=idbriger 9rooler muroe
ON Dienstog unter ser 4nfloqe,
5fpeiuno5man5ig @ubner geitoblen 81
baben, BON Der Yoli5ei perbaftet.
= 8eltern morgen Itnrb Col Sin,
ger I'M Sitter bon % Sabren.
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Segus 9.

Montog, ben IS. Nopember,
miro III 9ouiton eine aonferetl5 ob-
gebalten, 81 Der Die MitgIieoer Ser
2%eeislatur, Ser peri6iebenen San
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gr%nnobeiIser nn0 @runOeigentltms.
bdnoler eingelaben iino. Our 9eIpre-
dung miro oas Eroieft Ser 9unoes-
regierung gelaneen, Soloatcn mn
Seeleute auf 8armen in Siio.
neit-Seras an~5uiieoeln.
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malt @aa bat ser &anoelsfammer in
gaele GaB miteeteilt, DAB inMaoerid
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5ieaer 8emiaigung bes @oltperneurs
gaumnole angepflan5t meroen oiirf=
te. @egen oes Iuftretens oes oYinf
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gemdB Dem bon Der 2egisIatur pal
lierten 3onengeict meoer in Mapc-
rid nod III ben anbern am Mio
@rartoe gelegenen Counties Cotton
Sgebnut peroen.
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aerfenferer5 in 9areoo berrid)t boll-
fommene @armonie. Der Irbeitsmi
AriIter @ilion It geitern eingetroffel'
nno miro beiite I'M Natnen bes IrG-
fibenten cine 9feoe balten.
= Sci SmitbpiQe lit Ser Colorado
am stpan5ig SUB geitiegen.
lleberaa in geras, in alien
Stdoten utio Ortidaften. bat man
an Wontag Observation-Disclosures
ueranitaltet.
Nus Muffin miro genleloet, oi(
@eneralaumaltidaft iei Der Inii1t.
Der @affenitiaitano beeinfluiie nid,i
Dos n3onen=@ efes."
Der Siilfsfono fir Die 9iirrc-
gegenoen belauft ii6 iest ouf $264,-
627.12. GS miro meifer aefommeft
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SnIaao.

Die Hepubiifoner nlelOerl, ool,
Tie cine Wajoritdt pom 50 Stimncll
i'm 9auic baben.
SIN aongreB ertuartet man Elm
ausfiibrlides Srieoen5 Yrogramm
pom Y~rdiiocnten.
aus @illneiota fonlmlt sic emrfrel-
dibe 9ad)riht, oob Die Inti Hrobibi-
fiemiiteu BORT oodl, a~leroings nit eli,
uer Heinen Maioritdt, geiieet babell.
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3uitenihmer5 nod Dem H~ooiepelt-
@sfrital in Stem gorf gebrad)t NOR
aa9.
Der amerifaniid)e 9ompfer
,Gnmrau," Der auf oer 1abrt bon
Gan 5rancisco nab Moniln, =. s.,
begriffen mar, nltroe ant is. Otto.
Der, 200 Meilen Don Der Sniel Guam.
bon einem @lrsid,lage getrofien uls
IN 9rano geiett. Scr &apitdn INA
bier Wdtrolen, Don oeuen elmer bals
oaranf ltarb, langten om s. Hopem.
Der in einem offenen 9oote nod @e
iteben unbeihreiblider g%ntbebrunger
NIB Niibieligfeiten in SonoluIu an
bet brittle OffiSier gsolan erreid,te
NIT feds gmerifanern uno 5tpei Sill;
pinos Den Safen 2egaspi ouf De.
Bbilippinen- Srlfeln. Bon Dem Aei
Der Sdiffsbeinsung lit nod fein,
Gahridt eingetroffen.
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