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RUSSIA Sc VA 1NTOARCE
CONTRA GERMANlEI.

WASHINGTON, 6 August. =
Russia va Fl aceia ce va sfirsi raz-
boiul. Aceasta declaratie facut-
o I'm Otter al garzii fosii catre
DR.. Hans Worst, dupa cum scrie
acesta in ultimul articol publi-
cat in Berlincr Tageblat, din ca
re parte a fost primit in Wa
shington.
DR.. Worst G considcrat Ca un,
dintre cci mai buni cunoscato"i
al Rusilor. FL fost TRIMS in Ru-
sia de acest ziar.
Din conversatiile ce lea avut
ell oameni din toate clasele Ru-
siei a ajuns la concluzia Cd So
vieturile sunt Gu totul urite. 1nsa
ura Rusilor contra Germaniei e
fOarte. mare. Gnvernul sovietnri-
lor la fcl cu 0 oligarhie nesta-
bilita.
,,Razboiul GU Germania nu a
trecut," declarat un comerci-
ant. ,,Un nou guvern va Fl stabi-
lit in Russia. Ell va cere mobiliza-
rea 81 va scoate pc manic afara
din tara
Un Otter din garda rosie de-
clarat ca: 90 vointa puternica
incepe sd Sc destepte in sufletul
poporului, 81 aceasta vointa va
intoarce s-ictoria pc partea noa.
stra,s g
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LISTA CASUALITATIlOR.

WASHINGTON, 6 August. -
Astazi genra II Pershing ra-
pOrtat 498 de oaznri rnzultate din
ofensiva Franco Americana. in
ayest numar Sc cnprind 81 lac
de marinari.
Lista infantcriei Sc imparte in
felul nrmat0r.
81 ncisi n acti,nc, 6 mort
din cauZa "anclor; BIB raniti
srav; I r:initi ("raanl ncdctcr-
minat 81 ! c:,zut l1,yoner.
ListN mar.rar;lor SC impartca
astfel:
7 ucisi in ac:''i:i, . mort din
cauza ranc,or, Is ,aniti grav
III raniti Igradul sc3etcrminat)
81 | ranit usor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-07
Arnlata |gernla.
ma G Ia Gel mai
critic punCt.
De: william Philip simms,
United Press Staff Correspondent
Gu armata Engleza in Franta,

Cu armaJa En&leZa IN Franta,
s August. - Armata gcrmana c
la punctul critics Rctragerca ge-
nerala sprc Aisne la slit ca sa
parlseasca pozitiiie din lngul ri.
'rriior A,re 81 Anere in apropicre
lie Givenchy.- Hprdele Teutone
>unt fa1a in fataScu trci faze du-
refoase. 'ntii, cainpania germana
de All vari,. pentru care $ 'au ia.
cut asa dc mari pregatiri g I'm
adcvarat falimcnt. A doua, rezer-
va lor macinata din grcu. 81
ultima, ei sunt egalizati, daca nu
an de infatosat TN numar multi
MAI mara de trnpc cc astcapta
"a naraEdare ca sa dee fata GU eli
trnpc &c sa inmnltesc in fiecarc
saptamina eli zeci de mil de A.
'nerlcani &C lnpta Gu indIrjirc ca
sa sfIrScasca ell germanii.
Won Hindenburg 81 Won I4u-
dendorff. ieadarii germani, al,
numai o carte de iucat 81 81 acea-
sta carte dc o taloarc indOiel-
Mica. la consista din un complect
rcaraniament al frontului de
vest. in asa fel cal sa ScurteZe eli
sa poato de multi Hinia de lupta
81 sa adopte 0 lnbta de aparare
,dindaratnl ril.rilT,A-i barierele,
natura'e. Acest plan ar insemna
alegcrca unei pozitii, undc rama.
sitele trur, ,lor ce llpta in lungul
liniei de pc frontul de vest sd fie
colectate 81 puse la un loc, IA
cindu Sc nltima incercare.
Deasupra armatei ce era odati
cea mai formidable armata de
ofensiva All planeaza umbra in.
frIngerei. Prisonerii admit ca
trupele germane an perdut toatd
speranta 81 aceasta crcdinta sd
rasplndeste in intreaga armata.
M vorbesc de scrisOrile pesi.
miste ale prisonerilor germani
trimise acasa la al lor, pentru ca
cred ca Ell nu representa- Spiritui
general. Eu insa sunt convins. orr
cum. ca aceasta scrisOare a unui
soldat ce face parte din armata
ce opereaza la Marine catre I'm
prieten al lui de curind sOsit la
front da idce clara despre spi.
ritul armatei germane.
,,D-ta trebue sd tie cugeti foar.
te bine. La Marne moi nu am
mers asa departe. Pentru ca re-
gimentgl nostru a fost aproape in
Intregime sters de pc fata pamin-
tului.
,,Razboiul acesta devine eel
mai mare masacru despre care
s'a auzit vre-odata. Cc sa va in.
timpla ell nu pot spune. Germa.
mia Gu incetul sd sfarima i'm bu.
cati".
Stunt dOcumente ca sa fac in.
cercari desperate ca sa faca pc
Austria sa vina 81 sa ajute ger
manilor la frontul de vest. i'm.
preuna cu muncitorii neutrali s.
Gu ajutorul ce-l spera din Bul
garia 81 Turcia. Rusiei is a facu1
cereri ca sd elihereze pe mnnci
tori germani pentru datorii mi
litare, 1nsa utot ajutornl acests
va putea Germania sa construia
sea elementul pentru 0 adevarata
ofensivag Prizonerii spun franc
ca Ell nu cred aceasta.
r prea de timp4riu ca sd arun
cam palariile in sps, insa privind
cu .bagare de seama, in particular
la America, de ,lnde aliatii as
teapta sa cqrga rezerva 81 altt
resnrse de razboi,g al cincilea ar
de razboi apare cd We pune capat
macelului.
5 =
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
REVOLTAT De 'NOu.

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 6. = Sti-
rilc sosite aici spun ca pcrsonalul
dc pc mai multe submarine. germa-
ne della Wilhclmshaven s'a rcvoltat
Gle nou 81 ca I'm numar de marina
ri an fost execntati.
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ACH|TAREA LUI. MALvY,

PARIS, 6 August. = Louis
Malvy, fos.. ministru de inferno,
fost achitat astazi de toate aeu-
zarile de radare ce iesisera din
legaturile avute Gu Bolo Pasa..
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TROFEELE A1.IATuOR
LONDRA. GAu9ust. - st

IUNDKA, s, August. - Stir le
sdsite astazi Ar II front anunta
Cd de cind Gernahii au inceput
'sa Sc retraga de II Marne, aliatii
'au capturat fQ0ostie tunuri, mil
de mitrsiiefe 81 lilioane incar-
catnri. de ,ns pentru artile-
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BULETINE.

1ONDRA, 6 August. = Mare
salul de Gimp Haig raporteaza o
peratiuni de rate in Flandra $
activitati de artilerie pc ambeh
frontul din Flandra 81 picardia
Comunicatul sau spune:
90 incercare facuta de. ina
mic ieri ca sd captureze unul dill
posturile noaste in nord-est d.
Merris a fost respinsa de contra
atacul notru. Am capturat citiv;
prisonieri 81 pusti-masini noapte:
trecuta in sectorul de la Nieppe
Artileria ostila a fost activa c,
bombe de gaz in nord de villers
Bretoneux 81 arafat o activitats
la Bucquoy 81 in nord de Bethu
me-"
LONDRA, Aug. 6. - Ire:
aeroplane maritime germane,
all incercat sd faca o rata pit
coastele de est ale Angliei ir
noaptea trecuta. Unul din ele
a fost doborit in flacari jos ii
mare, lar ua al doilea a fost cit
ruit rau, dar probabil ca a a.
juns la basa sa, dupa cum spu
ne comunicatul oficios al admi.
ralitatii engleze. Aeroplanele
nu au patruns departe inlaun.
trul tarii.
PARIS, 6 August. - Oficiu,
de razboi a anuntat astazi Cd tru
pele aliatilor ISL mentin pozitiile
lor pc partea bancii de nord a ri
ului vesle, pc finga roate sforfa'
rile germanilor de a lie scoate dir
ele.
,,Trupeie franceze au avansa!
de nou in nord de Montdidier, o
cupind partea de vest de Avre pt
un front de trei mile intre Mori
sci 81 Breaches.
I'm nord de Montdidier, fran
cezii au pogresat pima la Avre.
unde Isl intind liniile intre Bra.
ches 81 Morisel. (Braches este la
6 mile in nprd 81 vest de Montdi
dier. Morisel este la trei mile in
nord 81 vest de Breaches 81 dinco
10 de riu este orasul important
Moreuil.)
90 rata germana in sud est
de Montdidier a cazut 81 moi am
luat prisonieri.
,,Pe frontul de la Vesle, fran.
cezii si-au tinut elementele 10.
pc diferite puncte ale bancii dc
nord, contra tuturor atacurilor s;
incercari:cr germane de al alum.
ga.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-15
VARIOUS AND ALI. ABOUT

Food Adm. for Newberry County.
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The Death OF Marcus EWart.

George Marcus Ewart, after an ILL
ness of three weeks, died Of meniG-
gifts at the home of his father, Mr..
VIM. F. Ewart, Tuesday night at $50
and was buried at Rosemont ceme-
terry early Wednesday afternoon, the
funeral party leaving the house at
about twelve o'clock noon, the fol-
lowing acting as pallbearers: Herman
Langford, Douglas Hornsby, P. E.
Nelson, Marcus Spearman, ". E.
Pelham, Jr., and W. Y. Fair. The
service was conducted by the Rev.
J. W. Carson. Marcus was fourteen
years old. He was a noble boy, ex-
ceptionally bright, handsome and
popular and his death was great
shock to the entire community, as he
was endeared to all alike, the old as
we'll as the young. His death, how
ever, was not unexpected, as he was
in a dying condition for days, and the
community was prepared to hear Of
the sad announcement, dreading the
worst but hoping for the best. There
has never been a case Of illness in
Newberry where the sympathy and
anxiety were more unanimous. Eacn
day of the boys sickness every face
told of the deep feeling within as
friend would ask friend the latest
news from the bedside of the little
sufferer. But at last he was taken
from the home and the community.
and the hearts Of all are full of the
tenderest sympathy and love for the
bereaved father and his family.
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OSCE COLEMAN MADE
OF RIGHT STUFF.
4 CIassmate at the Citadel Writes OF
Lieutenant Who Was Decorated
for Bravery.

The Charleston News and Courier
published the following communica-
ton from I. B. Arnlfeld, roommate
at the Citadel O. Lieut.. Osce Cole
man. who. according to all accounts
thus far received. was decorated g
week ago yesterday by the Premier OF
France for bravery On the battle
field:
To the Editor of The News and
Courier: Particularly gratifying to
his many friends and former associ-
ates was the news Of the recent hon
or bestowed upon Lieut.. w. o. Cole
man, when he received the Croix dc
Guerre from ,he hands OF Premier
Clemenceau. OF France. Few these
he who attain 10 snch instantaneous
and universal renown ard, shat being
the case, It occurred 4 ne that yo"r
readers void 10 .5;o1bt appreciate 2
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talon in the IT. field artillery. By
another trick of fate and good for
tune the young officers were assign
ed to company of which Capt. Holt
zendorff was captain. When he learn
ed they were fresh from Chattanooga
he made many inquiries of former
friends and acqutaintances here. Fol
lowing about two months training
at Sparta the 7th field artillery was
ordered across, and for three months
or more have been in France. At the
front the command was evidently di-
vided. for some of the men, among
them Lieut.. Roy Seagle, is now With
the Sixth
Coleman evidently continued with
Capt. Holtzendorff's battery, and
both have now the distinction OF
French decoration for gallantry.
Lieut.. Coleman, while here, made
friends, especially with the girls who
attended the Golf and Country club
dances. He s a manly. outstanding,
thorough soldier, credit to his na-
tive commonwealth, SouIn Carollra.
and to the nation. The Associated
Press report gave his residence as
Charleston. His home, however, IS
at Greenwood. SC.
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HERE is "H0W!o TO YGU,
BRAVE sBILLY. COLEMAN
Lfeat. William 0. Coleman, Deco
rated in France, Well Known
in Chattanooga.

Chattanooga Daily Times.
Many Chattanoogans, honored by
acquaintance with Lieut.. BILLY" Cole
man, Seventh field artillery, U. S. &,
read with pride and marked interest
Yesterday in The Times Associated
Press report of the young officers
decoration by Premier Clemenceau
for distinguished service at the
French war front.
In company with a lieutenant Can
by. Coleman went out into No Mans
Land in daylight and each officer
took a German prisoner. The same
dispatch reported that the French
war cross had been awarded Capt
Hcltzendorff, who was severely wound
ed by shell fire. This officer is also
well-known here. Several years ago,
in company with a comrade named
Prince. he was stationed at Fort
.Oglethorpe. a noncommisSioned Of
fcer in the 1.-THE cavalry The two
came into the city to study for CON-
missions and lived on McCallie ave
for a few months. They made many
acquaintances and entered with zest
into the social activities of the COM
munity.
Lieut.. Coleman graduated from the
first training camp at Fort Ogiehorpe
from the Eighth battery, Capt. Sands
instructor and commanding. Cole
man together with several );nrades.
among them Roy Seagle, Of Chatta-
nooga: lNflliam WoodalI, William
Mcclure and others We. kr >wn here.
took examination tor tl.t; regular
army and were assigned othe 23rd
~cz-sa a}Ty, then :, rra'ne at O,lathcrpe,
From this comTaEl vas crgalpze6
sbe SIS field art:,!erT in the mean
f"ue Capt Sands, rcEv a lieutenant
colonel, was transferred to Sparta,
Wis. and given command Of a 7th
field artillery battalion. Within six
weeks after their assignment to the
S1st. Coleman. Seagle, Woodali, Nc
CIure and few others who had train
ed under Sands. we're, by some good
fortune. ordered to report 20 Sparta
and were attached to Maj. Sands bat
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In coming to renew his subscrip-
iton Mr.. B. B. Rikard of Prosperity
6 says he. hopes he will not miss a
copy of the paper Here's hoping.
7. P. Halfacre paid his SIS for ex-
ceeding the speed limit.
Scenes at the Union Station" vii!
be presented at the school auditori-
um at Whitmire by local talent on
next Tuesday evening for the benefit
of the Red Cross fund. Asmall ad-
mission only will be charged and
every one is invited to be present and
help a good cause and enjoy the ey-
ening.
There will be no term of court next
been called off by the judge in ac-
cordance with the recommendation of
the Newberry board of health.
Ry order of the board of health the
colored churches, schools, pool room,
and all other places of public gath
ering in the city have again been
closed owing to further development
in the meningitis situation the or
der to stay effective until the first
of April. This includes all places of
like character within eight miles OF
the city. The gallery of the opera
house had already been quarantined
against the colored patrons.
The hog that was bit by the prowl-
ing mad dog has been killed, and We
hope by this time the dog has alss
been killed. Automobil joy rides az
ter mad dogs are getting to bo com.
mon in Newberry.
If Mr.. Jack Holt's jack which Mr.
Nat Gist sold him does at Whitmire
as he did in Newberry he will makt
vaudeville actors think they are be.
ing applauded by the audience.
The one case Of meningitis, the
latest, was that reported by Dr.. J
VIM Folk on the Walter Barre place
about four miles from town, where
a colored boy was sick with it. HI
died Thursday afternoon.
! The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the church O.
the Redeemer will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Monday, Marci
IS. at the parsonage at o'clock ii
the afternoon.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. Henry Boozer On Friday
afternoon at O'Clock. A full at,
tendance is desired as this is tne
time for the election of officers.
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Lieut.. william Osce Coleman, who
is now in active service on the French
front and WHO a few days ago was
decorated by Premier Elemenceau
with one of the new American medals
for an act OF heroism. is the eldest
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. A, P. Coleman
of Chappells. Mr.. Coleman is sue
cessful cotton broker Of that place
Lieutenant Coleman received his
early training in the Chappells schooi;
going from there to the Citadel where
g!e spent two years. When war was
declared he was among the first to
volunteer his services, resigning
lucrative position with the Bank CT
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-15

Lieutenant Newton Grove of Camp
Jackson was in the city On very
short furlough between trains We'd
nesday.
Messrs. J. H. Wicker and C. H.
Cannon, delegates, with DR.. W. g.
Mayes and County Treasurer C. C.
Scnumpert, aiternates, from Central
Methodist church, and Messrs. T. 5.
Hudson and B. L. Albritton, dele.
gates with Messrs w. NJ. Thomas and
C. F. Layton, alternates, from O'Neall
street have been elected to the dis
trict conference which meets at
Ninety Six.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-15

Mr.. VIM Elliott, Food Administra-
tor for South Caro.na, has written
me to send him a list Of all the cora
millers in Newberry county 'in order
that I may Garry out the plan OF
sending them instruction with refer
ence to the certificates"
Please either call at the Savings
Bank and give me your name and ad-
dress or send me postal card.
F. n. Martin,
Food Adm. for Newberry County.
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Health OIIlceT l.. vi. TldyeI udu 6"
lively experience Wednesday morn
inc with a yellow bull dog that ap-
peared to be about a year old. Just
about daylight he heard commotlor
in his cafe. Coming down stairs he
found the dog inside. The dog must
have jumped the back yard fence and
squeezed through the cat hole of the
door. Mr. Player didn't take the dog
to be mad but ferocious and danger
ous at it was growing at him. He
and his cook, Belton Giles, tried to
drive the dog out, but he wouldn't go.
only growing the more-he was an
CRY. and Mr.. Player was forced to
kill him in self-defense.
The Red Cross of Township No. ,
will meet with Mrs. John S. Ruff On
Saturday. the 18th, at 3 o'clock.
st. Patrick's day this year falls on
Sunday, which will be next Sunday,
the 18th of March. We always did
think some people look nice in green
If you go to the opera house Fri
day you will see ''The Midnight Trail
This is one of the most engrossing
of recent picture drama offerings. IN
it William Russell, handsome young
athlete of the screen, is starring by
American Mutual He figures in this
fascinating story at Jack Woodford
: a young New York millionaire VINO
wants to add to his laurels by turning
amateur detective and cleaing up
some of the unsolved mysteries of
the metropolis. Among these is a
! mysterious jewel robbery of which
; Alice Moreland. a beautiful young
woman, is the victim.
Speaking of early gardens Mr. VII
liam Johnson has tomato plants up
high in his garden.
Keep the home garden growing
Columbia Record. Yes. all right, yo'i
merchants and other business men.
1t is up to you and in Your hands to
urge the people to shop early so as
to allow of early closing in order TO
keep the home garden growing.
What you don't know about Lin
uosine Life" you may find out by GO
inc to the opera house Monday aud
seeing Mime manipulate a million
aire. The play will feature Olive
Thomas.
Two .fine Duroc Jersev shoats were
sold by Mr. Carr Buford to Mr.. P. f.
Scott. While Mr. J. B. Mcdowell
was bringing them in Thursday morn
ing one of the shoats escaped from
the box and is still absent" See I'd.
OF the 343 men called from this
State under Call "a. for white men
only. the arportionment for New
berry is seven. to be entrained dur
ing the five day period. commencing
""rcil 90.
Mr.. J. NJ. Boozer being in the draft
has sold his stock of goods to Mr..
A. P. Boozer, who thereby makes
another addition to his stock.
While everybody is irving to have
some blowing done the Rev. w. r.
Porknight takee hold ond does his
own blowing That's the way to do
it, if ab]e.
n.I StrinnC
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o . g o e o 9 9 Q . g o o @ 9 Q
CITIZENS MEETING
8 o @ @ o O o o @ 8 O o @ o o o O

a meeting of the citizens is called
for ) o'clock Friday afternoon at
Council Chambers in the interest o.
the sale of Thrift Stamps.
This is very important as Newberry
is at the bottom of the list. We must
be at the top.
Il. F. Wright, Mayor.
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s..
Greenwood, to do so. He spent the
summer of 1915 in Columbia in the
recruiting service, going from here to
Fort Oglethorpe and graduating at
the first officers training camp. He
went 20 France early last fall with
the American expeditionary forces.
Lieutenant Coleman is just in his
22nd year, boy of rare principles
and a keen sense of duty.
He has a great uncle, DR.. ". j.
Holloway, also of Chappells, who
was wounded in the War Between the
Sections.
An aunt, Mrs Frances H. Oliveros'
lives in Columbia.
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their lair and the Stars and Stripes
floats from the flag pole in the VIII
helmstrasse, our people will realize
with gratit"d, that America has been
vindicated by the individual daring
and commo4serort of her sons. We
and the boyB who escape the NAV Of
war will be tAe benefciaries of this
severe ordeal, while those who are
destined not to9 return, :having
trinmphed IN cqusss of justice and
righteousness, did not die in vain.
I. Is. Armfeld,
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NOTICE TO CORN MILLERS

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Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-25
ACTIVE SERVICE SOON.

Mrs. Harry C. Wheeler, wife of Capt H. c. Wheeler. with the American Ex- peditionary forces in France has re- ceived two letters from the Captain within inc past several days. Both stated that he was getting along nice ly and has several hundred reserve men under his o0mmand, preparing them 'or duty at the front. which he expects to come very shortly. He states hat he is already tired of play ing "feather bed" soldier away from the front and expects orders for him self and command to get into active duty at the front soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-25
ENGINEERS voLuNrEER.

The local board for Cochise county reports the filling of the quota of live engineers called for several weeks ago for immediate duty in France who are to leave on June l. The engineers who volunteered are: Joseph Pope, Bisbee. Carl Fl. Haupt, Lowell; Clar- ence J. Branch. Douglas; J. W. Snoddy Bisbee, and NJ. L. Butler, Yuma h. stead Of going to Ft. Leavenworth as previously called. they will go direct to Washington Barracks, Washington, D C.. from where they will go 70 France.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-25
IS IN CITY.

William E. BOggs and wife, the lat ter a sister of the lat John S. Will Hams, and Bentley Williams, the only remaining member of the Williams family. arrived here yesterday from Casa Grande and will remain for a few days on business connected with the settling of the estate of Mir Will Hams. Mir. Boggs and his wife were former residents of the county living at Tombstone, where MT. Boggs at one time was an assistant in the office of the clerk of the court
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-25
GIVEN SIX MONTHS.

Francisco Hernandez, was yesterday given six months in the city jail for using obscene language to another member ci the same race, but who is an American citizen The latter has been called to enter the service of the United States and will leave Douglas with he next contingent for entrain- ment at Camp Cody. Hernandez called him vile names for going with the United States contingent and complaint was sworn out before Judge Thomas. Hernandez was brought be- fore him and after hearing the tes- timOny sentenced him to serve a term
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-25
WAS CONTINUED.

The case of the State vs. Manuel Garcia, was continued in Judge Highs court yesterday on account of the ab- is accused of using profane language sence of enc of the witnesses. Garcia is accused of using profane longuaga to those who came to him to try to secure subscription to the Red Cross funds. The case will be heard this afternoon at o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-25
WAS IN CITY.

N A Paterson of the Douglas In-
 ternatiolal, was in the city yesterday { on his way home to Douglas from
 Tombstone where he has been acting
 as a trial juror in the superior court. He states that he was anxious to get
 back to Douglas at the major is away end tha. the office: force is crippled.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-25
WAS IN CITY.

Secretary Ray B. Krebs of the Co., chise county local board, was here and in Douglas yesterday making final ar engagements for the registration of men becoming 21 years of age on JuEe ,. It is necessary that all preparations be made today and reported to the ad- jutant general, for the June regis tration.