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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15
Sc cIERRAN LAS cANTINAs DE
SANTA RITA PINoS ALTOS.
SILVER CITY Sc ESCAPE.

Silver City, N. M, Agosto H. Los
cantineros acaban de pasar un susie
aquf, pero va respiran mas sus an
chas, puesto que no Sc han hecho
esfuerzos para aplicar la ley del II
mite de la zona SEGA de diez millas.
Ellos esperaban la semana pasada
que Sc acabarfan sus negocios, como
les paso los de Santa Rita Pinos
Altos, los que fueron cerrados en- un
solo dia, y Sc esperaba que el go
bierno vendria tambien aqui inmedia-
tamente hacer 10 mismo Sc cree
que aquellas cantinas fueron cerradas
bajo la vieja ley de cinco millas Y
que las medidas Sc empezaron en- la
estaci0n de Bayard.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15
Los ALEMANEs EsTAN TRAYEN.
DO REFUERzOS.

Con ell ejercito britanico en- Fran
cia, Agosto 13.-Q1:30 a. M, Por la
Prensa Asociada. LAS fuerzas ALA
das que estan deteniendo sus nuevas
lfneas, ganadas en- la segunda batalla
del Somme al mejorar sus posiciones
batieron algunos debiles contra ata-
ques y aumentaron ell numero de sus
prisioneros anoche esta mafana.
Mientras tanto, ell enemigo parece
que esta moviendo un considerable
ndmero de tropas Sc han avisado
algunos fuertes movimientos al po-
niente por los observadores aereos,
pero no hay una fuerza realmente
grande que pueda lamar ell principe
coronado para que lie ayude Proyart
permanece firme en- manos de los bri
tanicos esta mafiana, habiendoselo
quitado definitivamente al enemigo
aver. AL norte del Somme los ame-
ricanos pasaron una noche quieta,
siendo la principal acci6n en- ese lu-
gar en- la parte sur de SUI posici6n,
entire Etinehem y Bray. ALI, los bri-
tanicos mejoraron sus posiciones en-
todo ell largo de la Inca asaltando v
capturando las defensas enemigas,
hacienda bajas capturando prisio-
nerOs
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15
Sc APLAzA LA EJECUC|ON
De BLANCETT HASTA I'll
Z De SEPT|EMBRE.I

Ell Go8ERNADoR DEL EsTApo
oRDENA Sc suSPENDA LA EJE-
cuCloN DE LA SENTENciA. Sc
DA COMO RAzoNES PARA ELLo
UNA APELAcIoN FEDERAL Y
QUE Sc LIE EXAMINE AcERcA
sDEL EsTADo DE sU MENTALi.
DAD QUE Sc suPoNE TRAs-
TORNADO.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15

Despues de la session que Sc tuvo
en- esta ciudad la semana pasada, Sc
acordo formular los planes de una
manera definitiva para la campafa
que Sc ha de hacer por todo ell esta-
do durante la primera semana de
Septiembre para levantar la quota de
Nuevo Mexico para ell segundo fondo
de guerra de los Caballeros de Colon
para Ell trabajo entire los soldados
tanto en- los campos de batalla de
Francia, como en- los campamentos
militares en- este pats.
No Sc ha publicado todavfa la can
Quay, D. J. Flnnegan; Rio Arriba, v.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15

Tuvimos ell gusto de yer en- nues-
tras oficinas al So. Stephen Easton,
miembro de la policfa montada, quien
estuvo en- la ciudad con negocios 81
microbes.
Nos dice ell Sr. Easton que en- su
residencia Y por todos aquellos lla-
nos, hay una abundancia de tusas
que han acabado con los sembrados
sin deiar cosa alguna en- pie. Ell
agente de agriculture del condado de
Rio Arriba le ha ofrecido que las
mataran todas, pero hasta la fecha
nada Sc ha hecho Y los perjuiciosos
animalitos siguen destrozando los
sembrados libremente.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15

tidad sefalada para cada uno de los
condados del estado, pero Sc anunci6
la siguiente lista de los capitanes de
los teams que tendran su cargo
la colecta, los que son como sigue::
Bernalillo, p F. McCanna; Chaves,
c. J. Neis: Colfax T. F. Murphy;
Curry Charles Scheurich; De Baca,
c. Albert LeSegue; Dofa Ana. Jose
Lucero; Grant, w. D. Murray; Guada-
lupe, w. F. Hannagan; Lincoln, Mar
tin Chaves; Luna, Joe Mahoney; Nc.
Kinley, Grover Phillips; Mora, Da-
MEL Cassidy: Otero, W. f. Messman:
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15
uMA NuEvA leLEsIA cAroLIcA.

Deming, N. M, Agosto 12.-Cuatro
Totes del antique parque del baseball
han sido comprados por Ell Padre
Garnet, de la iglesia catolica. En-
dicho lugar Sc va construir una nue.
va iglesia para uso de los catolicos
de habla espafiola de la poblaci6n.
otro sacerdote sera asignado la pa
rroquia de Deming.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15
los EJERCITOS TRIUNFANTES DEL
GENERAL HUMBERT AVANzAN De
UN MODO RAP|DO SOBRE NOYON

LA ToMA PoR AsALTo DE LAS PosIcIoNEs PoR LOS FRAN
cESES Sc EsPERA QUE SEA Ell PR6xIMo MovIMIENTo
Ell AvANoE DE LOS BRITANICoS ESTA SUsPENDIDo Sc
HA ENC0NTRADO UNA DESESPERADA RESISTENCIA DE
PARTE DE Los ALEMANES EN- ToDo Ell FRENTE Ell
131 DE TNFANTERfA DE LOS ESTADoS UNIDos EsTA EN-
Ell CoMBATE AL NoRTE DEL SoNME HAY MAS DE UN
MILLION DoCIENTOS CINCUENTA MIL AMERICANos EN-
FRAN0IA LISTos PELEAR CON Ell. ENEMGo
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15
uN NINo DE s AMOS Sc AHoGA
EN- UNA AcEQUiA.

Socorro, N M, Agosto 1S.--Un nj
fito de amos de edad, hijo de D..
Filem6n Baca y esposa de este lugar
Sc cay6 en- una acequia que venia
LENA de aqua causa de las lluvias
recientes, y pereci6 ahogado ell lunes
pasado. Por algunas horas estuvo
perdido sin saber sus padres de 81,
hasta que despues de buscarlo mu-
cho encontraron su cuerpecito en- la
acequia.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15
PERSONAL

D. Pedro Ignacio C6rdova estuvo
en- la ciudad ell lunes pasado acom-
pafiado de su esposa, con negocios
personales. Ambos regresaron a su
domicilio ell microbes, y nos visi-
taron ell lunes en- la tarde I'm ,hijo
del Sr. Cordova, Francisco Jose Cor
dova, esta al servicio del gobierno
con las fuerzas militares en- Waco,
Texas.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15

Jaramillo; San Juan, Rev. Fr. Fisher
San Miguel. c. c. oot; Santa Fe, J..
B. Read; Sierra, F. M. Bojorquez;
ISocorro, A. E. Bassette; Taos. J. H.
Mccarthy; Union, Rev. FIR Dumarest;
Valencia, JESUS Sanchez; Torrance,
N. D. Meyer
Ell Mayor Davies, de Santa Fe, que
es Ell diputado de estado, esta .ahora
en- New York asistiendo al concilio
nacional de los Caballeros de Colon,
y los arreglos para la campafia estan
en- manos del Sr. jose d. Sena de
Santa Fe, secretario del estado
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15
Los AL|ADOS COMIENzAN UNA NUE.
VA 0FENS|VA EN- UNA L|NEA DE
VE|NT|OCHO M|LLAS De EXTENSION

LAS TROPAS vICTORIOSAS DE LA DEMOCRACIA oTRA vEz
ATACAN EN- ToDO Ell TRAYECTO DESDE CHAULNES, AL
SUR HASTA OISE; Sc HAN ANUNCIADo VA INdPoRTAN
TES AvANCEs; LA FoRTALEZA DE LAsSICNY CAERA
.EN LAS MANoS DE LOS ALIADoS LOS PoILUS AVIAN
IAN HASTA LA CRESTA DE LOS CERRoS QUE D0NINAN
Ell RIO.-LOS ALEMANES ESTAN ABANDONAND0 LAS
TRINCHERAS EN- LA GAIA DEL. RIO oISE PROBABLE
MENTE Sc LES FORZARA A RETIRARSE DEL DISTRITO
DE ROYE; LOS ALEMANES QUEMAN LAS VILLAS EN- SU
RETIRADA; $50 CANoNEs HAN sIDo cAPTURADos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15
UNA BuENA LLuvIA EN- cuERvo.

Cuervo, N. M, Agosto 1s.-iUna
pulgada y cuarto de lluvia cay6 en-
esta seccion el microbes EN- la noche
y jueves en- la mafana, salvando a
los labradores y rancheros de estos
contornos miles de pesos de sus CO.
sechas Y ganado. La luvia cayo con
tfnuamente Y moj6 bien la terra.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15

Tuvimos Ell gusto de yer en- esta
cIudad al joven William j. West,
gerente de nuestro apreciable colega
"El Nuevo Estado" de TERRA ANA
rilla, quien vino visitarnos Ell vier-
mes de la semana pasada acompafia-
do del Sr. Jose D. Luna, del mismo
lugar.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15

La Sra. Aurelia 0. de Rodriguez
sus hijas Sofia y Maria, y su nieto
Jacobo Rael saIieron aver en- la ma
fiana para Pecos. donde van a visi.
tar a la familia de D. Aniceto Busta-
mante.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15

ID. Aniceto Bustamante estuvo sen
la ciudad ell martes de esta semana
con asuntos particulares.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15

Ann cuando no ha habdo denvos que hayan
eto verlcar las hostidades
ciones aemanas Ell mno de la Inca de baaa de Parda
los despahos de Paris de esa ar dican
lano nuevO ALI por ell ejerco del General IIumber
S dice los ancses No
yo desesperada ressenca
ye ha datado las opeacion consdera nmnen aao sob
Noyon dentro de POGO tempo.
Mas al e ejercio brtanco Raw
nson esa enconando esncia dsperada frene
Sus uerzas esan maeramente parazada
nen las atuas de Chaunes parecen
Ell erco frances termino la Inca
taba cuando cnco mia media Noyon
de acuerdo con los 1mos despachos. i
Washington Ago 1E 1S1 de nfantera
Estados Undos ha esado peando
empeo
March
rodicos Este gmiento
10 mmetros Ell
siuacon saene
hasa maximum de disanci
ejerco
100000 hombres
del
expediconarias de los Unidos 1slsaa
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15

d. Miguel Herrera, estafetero de
Nambe, ~ M. vino a la ciudad en-
dias pasados, nos visito en- nues-
tras oficinas.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1918-08-15

uerzas aadas mahana contra
nas aemanas dasd Chaunes al Sur del Oe frente
mas Los espachos puestos despu6 del
medic da reporaron mportans varios especial
vital de Lassgny del Oise.
La fortaeza Lassigny al acance de los fanceses
segdn dcen depachos ocaes los cuaes aman
franceses han avando hasa villa de LEconvon virtual
la de los doninan grnde rechos del
Disc Al de LEconvon han heco nuevos adeanos hsa
el norte de la Granja de ST Claude
LOS ALEMANEs EsTAN ABANDoNANDo LAS TRINCHERAs
EN- LAS MARGENES DEL RIO 0ISE.
esan abandonando
chaulnes habido
Lassigny,
region
artlera-
Disc los aemnes
dtro necesaa vuelva coocar
inea Aisne Soissons
De suere ne reac6n dreca
la baala 10 del Aisne vee.
Los dm despahos dcen que hubo combates duO Fsmet
peleando
Immediate
despachos
los aemanes estan preparando retirada.
ha
do NADIA de importanca durant los diimos dias
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25

THE MIRACLE CONTINUES

If the people of Berlin got the the people get it could fancy them they watched the grow upon the bulletin boards:
 "A troopshp with 2sOO American soldiers board has torpedoed'
 And, instant later before the jubiaton could begin:
 "Al hands saved.'
 What the Germans at home in the army think of their promises for the Uboat would be interesting discover They must be than disappointed They told that oOpshps any considerable number of them would be allowed the ferry. If the sub had drowned oneifth of the American soldiers who started for France should lost 100000 The bers would have been satisfying Germany although the entage would rather small those Tarprzan programme exactly at its face value.
 We have not lost 300O00 300 IS than the actual number Of the 60O000 American soldiers who have sailed for France the loss through German ghtfuness and other losses have been neggbehave amounted fteth of per The total toll has been less than might have been expected such number of passengers time of peace The safety of passage all and all has amazed America we'll the of the world Many who have watched the uninterrupted stream of soldiers Europe have long since stopped wondering why
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
 A REAL OR A TIN SOLDIER? 1
 

Tom Maddock of Phoenix only American soldier in France who has been nominated for Congress his home district this year. There number of like this pcuous among them being La Guarda of the Fourteenth New York District who has been nominated the Republican ticket Major La Guarda is serving aviator with the American forces in Italy
 The Democrats be outdone by the Republicans also nominated Major La Cuardia will make
 If Major Carl Hayden of Arizona who has served in Congress statehood and has voted wrong five times of the important of the preparedness and had of the propees he would withdraw from the and take his in the trenches He d times of peace major in the National Guard He has children. His military experience would be valuable Over there but General Crowde the Provost Marshal has ruled that Congressman automatically exempted and waive their exemption less Hayden resigns which he shows signs of doing. reegated private life by his constituents he will the draft which he voted against
 Writing friend regarding what hc would take ii elected Lieutenant Maddock his and his duty Arizona lie added that elected he hoped that he would be called upon take his until December year and felt that America puts four million ill France by July, the kaiser will be his knees before December and peace will be in sight
 By May of Lieutenant Maddoc will have served in France The latest letters from him say that he right the front
 How much better then to in Congress who been through the fighting there by with American boys and who appreciate the necessity ting behind them every possible way than who military title peace and against the principal designed to help win the
 Carl Haydens record is open book. Any Arizona who has doubt about should public printer for of his speech against the draft contained Congressional Record of April h 1917 and read what he has about the "odum of compuson and the soldier who drafted He should send to the National Security League ork tOF its poster showing that he voted wrong five of eight the primary and preparedness
 One would think that a who had been major before the would be for all of those designed 
 It any wonder that Arizona are out working openly for who is fighting with their boys overscas:
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
SECRETARY LANES FARM IDEA ! 

Secretary Franklin D. Lane, Of the Department terio enthusiastically pushing his project provide pos sbe farm for every returned soldier Secretary
 Lane estimates that there than 250000O00 rcamabe lands within the boundaries of States which might be made available for his soderam Congress recently S2GOOOO wherew to make v of the land and devise plans making them ready prospective It is the secetary idea lands shall be reclaimed by irrigation works swamp drainage and tumpcearng operations sold soldiers nominal prices and the longdeerred payment 
 The Lane plan concmplates than the preparation reclamation plans now be won and the soldiers begin large numbers plan will require for its ultimate execution of money possible compute, well the labor of period of possibly many years.
 No doubt the scheme, ii carried will large factor meeting the labor employment problems sure to arise after the although is of great industrial boom may complcatc them. If any siderable number of returning soldiers decide buy settle the food and agricultural prospects country fail be largely affected. this will be bcnc cia effect dement will depend entirely nand the United States by and other peoples. possible that might result i'll the sharply ports in over-prolucion and its attendant exis
 These possibilities however do condemn Secretary idea They simply emphasize the necessity caution in
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
5,S68 ENROLLED FOR
 DRAFT IN THIS COUNTY
(FIom Fridays Daily.1

Complete registration returns from all parts of the county compiled by the local exemption board show that the total enrolment in Yavapai county on September l2th was 5S6S, this figure being considerably in eX- cess of the previous estimates. or the total number enrolled, only 2.953 were native Americans, the others be- ing either naturalized citizens or aliens. The Mcxicans furnished the largest per centage of the alien rcgfstrants, there being l,637 of that nationality who registered. S3 were Englishmen and 229 were Austrians.
 By ages, the number of rcgistrants were as follows: IS, l79: 10, l59: 20, 241: 21, 1l3: ?, SO; B. g; 24, 3S: g, A: 20. A: ?. 5: 2S. 40: 20. 36; 30, 43: 31. 3: 3, 251: B, sos: 34 4Sl; 5, 3o6: 36. 374: g. 377: 3S. 3S3: 30, 277: 40, 2o1: 41, 294; 42. 2S4; 43, POS; A. 251: 45. 257.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
ON THE THRESHOLD OF GREAT TEST

America stands the threshold of great great test.
 Adventure abroad-where poised for plunge territory long held German soa plunge through be the flower of Gcrmanys troops not at once concede defeat.
 scorchng abroad-snce first American army re- leased from the ueage French and British experts pit its newly acquired skill against the Boche pasmascrs
 GlOrying in the vaor revealed Cantigny and Chateau hierry the strength of the millions of hurrying the battle front army impaenty conf dcntly awaiting the issue.
 America home faces great challenge the Fourth Liberty Loan and great a
 The huge size of the oan-wheher for eight billion dollars outstrps all preceden-trl imagination in the short time
 searching test-Since will reveal nexoraby just how much Amerca-athomc its desire racy into the mud of this winters baefelds.
 Germany will laugh if than the allotted three Is required to raise the minimum called for.
 Germany will rmble the of oversubscripion less time.
 The loan large when the huge of the United States S250O00 considered scrpon of the Fourth Liberty Loan will require less than fifth of the annual income of country, estimated at $50OOOOOOOOO
 Subscribe YOUR share of the Fourth Liberty Loan on September 2S
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25

angeans astonshed hear the of their tongue them from beneath the souh hats cruadera form of headgear which them tells only burning plains of the wild West.
 A strange destiny that receive and almost instantly assimae these and sharply foreign clements and then them missionaries of peace and democracy with oder The suffering bewdered vctmzed and seemingly helpless people of Russia well be ovcrjoyed the sight of these Americans within gates They bring of great hope Together with the rescung of the including the other end of the long Russian line in Sbeahe there being cleared of the Bohevk opened Russa-the invasion in the north, which
 es Lenine and Troy much promises resurrection and life to fallen Russia. Under protecting wing the nightmare Of will pass and sober will rule again The only thing needed IS that and troops shall go Russia until by their strength and their enterprise they with Allies complete country turn its guns against the enemy.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
NeWEquibmentFor
 The Arizona Daisy
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

So satisfactory has been the out come of development of the Arizona Daisy copper, situated in the Lynx creek field, the equipping of the prop erty with a new hoist and other operating apparatus is now being made. J. w. Jenkins. the manager. stated yesterday the new double com partment shaft had reached a depth of "A feet, the bottom showing de- composed schist and diorite, carrying native copper in the iron condition. as well as copper in a sulphide state. The shaft is being sunk from the tun- mel level and will reach depth of full ly 200 feet through the huge quartz ore shoot. Those operating the Daisy are very much pleased with their in terests
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
 LISTEN FOR THEIR VAIL

Unanswcrabc documentary evidence showing that Lenine and Trozy have been tools of Germany paid and instructed instruments from the beginning of the Russian debace will have little effect upon the habakcd radicals of this other the emoonas who notoriety by de- bouncing the and hold hands while awaiting udg men The expose being printed from day to day leaves nothing the imagination speculation Men have been hanged beheaded eecrocued part of the globe testimony far less convincing.
 Lenine and Trozy proved be sodd hucsters the blood of traitors their flag and enemies of kind They have the of zeao They sold out to the enesy of their country They have the fruits of their planted Trotzky wife IS neutral country with million dollars waiting be oned by the monster who epoused the German first for but who would have done had he been convinced that the Germans would win this Now that German defeat the problem of these sinister figures after the looms day before them After peace declared world will hardly be large enough hold the called premier and the usupng foreign of the Bohevk
 But may safely look out for protest from resident radicals they dealt with according their deserts Resident radicals built that way.
 What become of the odashoned German who used the
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
Mohair Masters Control Situation
 And Win Fight
(From Tuesdays Dailv.)

Returning from Washington a few days ago, T. L. Morris, the only dele gate from Arizona to the National Goat RaiserS Association, stated that the producer of mohair had triumph ed before the War Industries Board, and fixed price by the government had been abandoned.
 "The action" said Mir. Morris, "gives us free rein to ship and market as we desire, but the solution was not reached until after we put up a strong fight and our arguments were unanswerable" Mir. Morris also stat cd that 60 cents pound was the fed eral rate, but when it was proven that from $ cents to 95 cents pound was willingly being paid for the clip, 1t was decided to let us go-as-we- please in the race for high prices. The goat industry, he states, now has the best future in its history. and Yava- pal mohair should soar to around % cents a pound, with demand for every ounce.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
Nothing is KnoWn
 Of Demented Man
(From Tuesdays Gaily.)

After vain attempts to learn some thing of his antecedents, the commis- sion appointed to inquire into the sanity of the unknown man brought to the county 5ail Sunday from Selig Snan yesterday continued the hearing pending further information from that place.
 Although he has been in custody more than AS hours, the man has not been heard to utter word and has partaken of no food His jaws had to be forcibly pried apart yesterday when ;he physicians were examining him. He is said to have been em- ployed at the Harvey House while in Seligman.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
VILLA LEADER EXECUTED

FL PASO, Sept. Sept 20.-Fran- cisco Carrazco. a Villa leader operat- ing in Inc vicinity of his native home in Santa Rosalia, Abexco, was execut- cd last Friday by Gen. Hernandez, a former Villa general who is now in command of a federal force. This was received here today from Santa Rosalia Carrazco was captured but short distance from Santa Rosalia and taken to that town. N here he was executed. Eight fol- lowers who were captured with him were later released.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
OFFICIAL WILL HUNT (From Tuesdays DailY.)

NJ. F. Musgraves, Animal Inspector of the Agricultural Department, is a recent arrival from Washington, and takes the field at once in big game hunt along the Santa Maria river country. being piloted by Ramsey Patterson, employed as a hunter by the government Mir. Musgraves stated yesterday he Is anxious to familiarize himself with the practi- cal side of his offical dutes, and if lion cannot be captured he proposes to take back to the capital little Foch, who is chained up at Dr. Pardee'> stable Patterson says he has big ion "staked out for his distinguish cd visitor.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
THE RESCUE OF RUSSIA I

Four years what human being could have imagined landing of American Achangc on the White Sea in Russia for descent what en called Petesbug Not surely but this strangely thing has taken place, and ii with appreciation all Americans. little late happening. It should place before We approaching, bclatcdy the likely burning capital of the proud Russian Empire way o the Arctic and meeting except the o Russia, invaders The facts of history stranger than of most riotous imagnations
 Attendant upon the srangcness o the fact in formation received from Arclangcl where troops od that many of the American soldiers speak Russian \s result of this they along iamosy natives This iact also SISnazeS historical wonder. tcstics amazing fact that these fighting qualities sterling
 mcricanm largely crowded districts of our great north cities where hundreds natives Russia nearly all of the Jewish faith have settled within tury quickly becoming American proudly as sumIng tine duties of their citizenship longer Russian speech nevertheless fingers their lips