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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-01-24

Marvin Solien, manager of the New
Cities this week placing orders with tho
representatives of eastern houses for
his spring and summer stocks Of mer,,
chandise
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-01-24

BARRIERS Union Being Formed
The journeymen BARRIERS of the city
have effected temporary organization
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
La PERSECUTION CONTRA Ell
FICIO EN- Ell C0NDADO
DE BEXAR

No Solamentc CT Jcft dc Policia
Mussey ha recrudecido Ia persecution
contra Ia genie v~iciosa, sino tambien
e. Sheriff Tobin, pues este funciona-
ric, acompanado de sus diputados
Stevens Y Villanueva hicieron una vi
sta dc INSPECTION en- una asa que
SC e%ncuentra a nueve milias del cen
tro de Ia ~poblacjon, ea cl canine de
Quintana, habiendo a~prchendido a
una mujer de nombre Refugio Bernal
y a otras dos mujeres que o elias
vivian, hacienda comcrcio sospechoso.
4 las detenidas Sc les recobi6 &una
gran cantfdad de cerVeza, que Sc di-
&c vendian a la genie de tropa que
en- gran numero transita por dicho
canine en- su viaje a los cuarreles
del Campo Kelly.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
dinamitado un
tren cerca Sole
dad, Veracruz
lba ocupado por una fuerza
carrancista que Sc dirigia
a Paso del Macho
Corresuondencia Especial para la PRENsA'

C~0rrGSnOndencia Especial para La PRENsA'
VERACRUZ, diclembre so.-Un
tren miltar que venia en- calldad de
explorador, por la via del M~eXlcanc,
fue dinamitado por los r~evoluciona-
rios. La noticia del desastre ha 81
do hecha publica por los peri6dicos
locales, los cue han tratado de res
tsrie importancia. Sc sabe, sin m
barge. que en- la voladura perecleron
muchos soldados c~arrancistas y algu-
nos ferrocarrileros.
La autoridad militar del puerto, no
satisfecha con Ia noticia que dleron
los periodicos respecto al desastre, ha
mandado d~esmentirla y dado a la
vcz ell siguiente' relate: I'm tren de
auyilio militar que iba tripulado por
Glen soldados al mando del captain
Roias, Y que iba a reforzar la guar
nici6n de Paso del Macho, al llegar
al kil6metro $50, cerca de Soledad,
sintieron, los empleados y trlpuiantes
oue en- e. iban, una fuerte explosion
Que produjo ell descarrilamiento de Ia
locomotora. Sc VIC despues que la
caldera habia hecho explosion, Y que
no habia sido el suceso una dlnaml-
taci6n del tren por los rebeldes. In
m~ediatamente comenzaron a oirse dis
paros adelante de donde ell tren habia
sufrido ell accidente, los que fueron
| hechos por la guarnici6n de Ia esta-
ci6n la Purga," photographers el
| tiroteo hasta ell amanecer, en- que los
combatientes pudieron darse cuenta
de ST. error.
Como Sc We, :; relate Official re-
suita mas grave que la noticia publ
cada por los p~eri6dicos, pues Sc We
| que cl desastre fue obra &c los mis-
mos carrancistas ' que las fuerzas
del gobierno Sc estuvieron tirotean-
do toda la tarde Y toda la noche,
hasta e. amanecer, en- que reconcile
! ron su error pero la verdad es
que hasta que Sc les agotaron las
| m~uniciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

10 o aStillero 0 que sc encuentren en-
construction actuaimente, asi omo
de los q hayan sido anzados al aqua
0 Sc hallen en servicio o comision.
17.-Informaci0n sobre los bora
rios : Itineraries dc los treues . bar
COS que cmpleen para viajar las mi
stones oficiales en- su transito por los
Estados Unidos.
1S.-Informaci0n sobre los trans
portes dc municiones o material de
guerra. Fotografias O grabados que
%nroduzcan o proporcionen aigunos
datos Sobrc estaS informaciones, no
dchen ser p%ubiicados.
Estas disposiciones debefan chscr-
varse a partir del dia primero de
-ae-o de 1918.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
IN CBRERO FICTIMA DEL
TRABAJO

Tn albanil compatriota nuestro,
que sc encontraba trabaiando en- una
casa que Sc csta edificando en- Ia cua-
dra numero 500 de la Avenida Theo:
perdio pisada del andamio Y vino al
suelo ocasiondndose algunas heridas
que lie impediran TRAFALGAR per espa~
cic de varios djas.
FL obrcro lastimado fuc llcvado al
hospital dc II ciudad para que SC !e
atcndiera Y de ALI Sc le recogio mas
pocas horas despues para transpor-
tarlo a So domicilio, donde queda al
cuidado de 81 familia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
PECCRTE

listed Y suarde esta direction para ana
se IL maestre a sus amigos que sufrea
lie cailos, mezGutnos. Zizotes Y granos de
Ia piel. Con Csc, en- timbres postales que
me remita, le mando a vueIta de zcorreo
rranco dc porte, una catiiai de pomeda
;1azalcz. Ia meior del muado para esSrs
Intermediates. DevUelyo eel dinero q In
1ersons cue sc care Y no sane.
ESPIRIDI0N GONZALEZ.
O.. Box 5I1. LAREDO. TIE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
Naevas disposEciones
sODre Ia Censura q
las uotiCias
Las die q corocer Ell Comits So
bre information pibllca

WASHINGTON, Dlc!embre 81
Para la mejor protection de las fuef-
zls militares del pals contra Ia disc
iminaci6n de informaciones que pu-
/ dieran 3crvir nara tener al enemlgo
81 tanto de los acontecimientos, el
! CcraitG de information Pub.lca IL
q O aver Il nueva y comp!eta
seeie de regIas Y disposiciones cue
! G2han o5seryarsC respecto . la pL-
! hitcaciun dc las not:cias. D!chas re-
rIas ~proceden de Ia S~ecretarsa de
( Guerra Y dc Ia de Marina y tonstl-
eIvan e mejor aviso de tales depal-
5amcntos para hacer que Ia censura,
sea 10 mas e~ssricta possible, aunque
tales disposicicnes no Sc refieren a
JOS despachos ~censurados por las au-
toridades militares de las fuerzas a
m~ericanas cxpedicionariaS en- el en-
tranjeyo, o a. les casos que 81 gobiec-
no haya dado su sanciGn Official.
Los asrntos sobre los cue el 60
bierno pide que Sc guarde reserva,
son los s~iguientes:
Information anticipate de
las rutas 0 caminos Y demas deta-
hes relatives y los movimientos de
~tropas.
2.-Enformaci0a que tienda 4 reve.'
liar 81 numero de tropas en- las fuer-
rs cxDedicionarias en- cl ~extranje-
70.
~ t,for,,ac;5r ono nneda dar
~.~,.a,,c;5n aIrrna sobre la localiza-
- :. l.. 1,sas n~orn,anenteS O de
ia. b,.,, -, o. av~traniaro.
T-rorr,aci5r one n,diera rave-
.,,. l., rocal;v.c;5n d. Ias rn;dades d
,~,o~:cana+ o IL ?9s;ci6n eventual de
,e.gs on, - rrorte de batalla
-r,rc~naoisr nra t;cnGa j re-
Wen, r.. rno~-os Do e0harauc even
10. ~ .c-,,fos . inflammation del
rnyi,, ,anto da las fneryas miljtares
i~,,of, ,scs ,,,a-tos asi como do II
~,an..n.~.r;:, ia roma. ., a,Ios
,,. ,,,d;o,, d,,. aio,,,a ;rd;coc;6p
.nr~r n ~;r+en,f6n Dc embaroue de
es,s nni6adcs naro 81 seryicio en- 81
av-rao;aro Tambisn 60 r,ardara
.aso,,.o ,oh,c - ,.ocon.ap+rsr6n H.,
4.~,,sr,rto- . n,,rc,.as an Io- n,,cr-
tos y sobra ri embarorc r,ismo de
ros +r2r7z
. I,fo,~,.;;, 10 J., uoo.,5o .
u-,f,,,;-,. ,.-,r+, onron,o IN cr.r
u.:,1 ou.. +..u.va.sa n..+o do
s,,... a.a,T,;o...a.
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T~~soU,,an;ar roiatira = l., e.
h., H., ,,,-:d, 10 La-.os ,naro.n+o-
Ia ra .am.a~
-; In -. .,..y". ~ r,I;IS J,pt;~S
ia b.,mo
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nj antps nj dcspucs de h IIcrada dc
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
Mas material rodante.

En- la tarde de aver. por la via DEL
Interoceanico, lego a esta ciudad to-
do Ell equipo que estaba u~tilizandose
en- ell f~errocarril de S. Marcos a Hua-
iuapan de Leon, Y ell que, mediante
c~ontrato con la Secretaria de Comu-
nicaciones, Sc destina provisionalmea-
te al ferrocarrii de Aivarado, que
cstaba careciendo de el.
Entire cl material recibido sc en-
cuentran tres locomotras. velnt!slcte
~furgones Y ocho coches para pasa-
jeros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

$500 Df GithTiFICiGIDN a cullen d. in
fCrnI"S cNaCiCS d" Ia Residential actual del
~. SrraDlu Estrada, rcrmanO mic. dc %
amos de- cdad. rS:atrra regular. ~delgaGu.
Haze mn ailO y medic gu" sc >cpard dc
mi. Escribln Il Nicandro Estrada, SAS.O,
ARR. 49,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
Gontrabando de guerra.

La casa matriz de Ia Comp2nia
Trasatlantica Espanoia radic&ua c:
Barcelona, ha girado circular a sus
agenteS en- este puerto, para que Sc
!.aga pdblica la prohibition para en-
portar en- los barcos de dicha Com
mania ell aceite Y los frutos de ric!Ho,
asi como de toda chase de cascaras
oleaginosas, por estar considerable
como c~ontrabando de guerra, por de-
dicarse una parte de estos productos
Il Ia manufacture de explosives.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
EMPLEOS-

NECESITO Sehorita o Seilora para trabaIo
general de casa. ocurral a SO castro -.
~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
FL trafico d Jaiapa.

Il traIICU q JdidFa.
BESIDE aver Sc ha r~estab!ecido c!
servicio diario de trenes de pasajeros
entire esta ciudad Y Jalapa, por la via
del Interoceanico. Los trenes per-
noctan CT Jalapa, para cOntinuar 81
Viaia al dia siguiente hasta Puebla.
FL seryicio diario Sc ha hecho OK
sensivo tambi6n Il los trenes de car
"a, con 10 que Sc ha bencficiado gran
demente el comercio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
PESOUISAS-

GRATIT!CARE ron $500 a qulen NE infor-
he del paradcYO cXactO de mis- hcrin2-
nos Antonio ! Jose .ArviZu respective
mente. Fl prlmero de & ailos Y 81 Sc
cunGo de 81. or ginariOS dc Ray0l. Sonora,
Mexico. DiriiirSc a Francisco Il. Arvi-
zu, CoWell, California, Via Bay Point.
U-@..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

Cuando necesitc irprVs en- espano,,
d;rijasc a IGNACIo E. LoZANo 11s
n. Santa Rosa Ave. San As.o-;o, Te-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

DESEO yendcr ci rur>O cUmcrriat dc ia
GuirraC!a Y m~ecdnOgrafia del cDlcCIc
Draughon q mcnos del prcciO &c costo.-
2ai Jackson -. 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

Sc NECESlThN i0vencS de IL a Is amos pa
~ ayudantcS dc mccdnico. Ocurran go
sur Alamo Il. (iJL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
-VENTAS-


SE"NENDE en- 800 autom0vil Packard
de- scl< ciIindros. que impurt6 $500. Tic
ne autO-gcnerador cltCtricO. iuces cleciri-
cas-. SeiS lIantaS nuevaS. TODD en- p%erreciO
cS:ada. Dcbe Il" vendcr>c hoy lni>Ino.
Gcurran Il Ia Bnt!Ca Il" Chapa. a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

Sc vcn,en tres maquiaas. dos para cnsar-
collar Y trozar en- hojalatcria Y uIia para
pulir en- zapateria. DirigirSc 4 Teodoro Ma
vargu, 100 IVES: Commerce 81. (i2gi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

TRES mg>eS De subscription al didrio Ia
THEESk a Jutcn me inrOrmc del cXacrO
paradcru del ~. TlmOrrC LapZdrin Y III
ramilai, Il nuicn Vi uliimalnenie en- Her
lngiOn. kan~. E-criban a BcnianO lialcn,
33j Bartlett 81, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
%.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

vENDC Ell abonos:-maquinas para coser y
h0rdar mcrca singer" }'!anos, MuebIes
Y Fonogr2fos. F. de los Ssi'ns. f7 Eortb
san Saba, Tclefono Travis $3.50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

LlMpIO Y RENUEVO sombrcros, todas cla-
ses. Recib0 natcriales directamente de Ia
iGbrtca para soTbreros STETS0N. yea
me. c. Sweetser, Sombrero, E6 W. Hour.
ION ST. 90,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

SR. SEVERO RAMIREZ. L. Hcrc>ItO lnme-
dIaiam"njc. NcaInc en- JHU West Ave
Lee Grassland. AUSTIN. TEN. Ei=l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

$3.50 IE GRATiFICAclON Il in persona que
InforAc del parahero de hi hiio Pablo
CRUZ. de qui"l tUyc las ultima: noitcia~
el Juno dc 1911. Dlrijirsc i AgapIio
Cruz. EpX 81. M~ARTlNDALE. TEN. i5:.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

HOTEL ZAFlRO, 602-h West Houston.
Cuartos dc renta por dfa o Semana, toda
comodtdad. Luis Herrera y Anita Martf-
neE, Props. uS.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

GUIDE 81 C3TIS.-EIomDrcs. mujercs,
manden hoy miSiRo $i.OO 4 French Pcrru-
me Agency. =. .. Box 20, san Antonio.
Texas. Y Tcc!bau 4 vIicl,a de cOrrco I'm
pcGlo de la leGftims- crema rranceSa
Creme Simon para Ia cara. Esta ere
nEa goZa d. rama mundial dcsde 81 aiio
de 1880 Y =. eXcelGn,c para las cnrcrmc-
dadcS del cults.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

SUS 0RDENES seran atendidas Immediate
mente Y los mismos precios en- San An
tonic 0 en- Laredo, Tex, J. II. & G. MA
RROOUIN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

J. NJ. & G. MARROOUIN: ADarrotes DOT
mayor. Especial atencion q las ordenes
por corrco. Casas en- San Antonio, Tex,
y Laredo, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

RICARDO RODRIGUEZ. dcSca hGCer Sa5rr
a AgiI>iin Rodriguez, que - di>pUne 4 sa-
lr para Mexico. que - vuelvt Immediate
nIr!tc a NEWTON. kANS. III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

ii NSGs>rIA sSprssj para que lleVe sps
0Atscss 9 Ia estaci6n o csH5ie sus NUT
hie5 haDleie a Rosales. TalsraIo Crocksa
!r5f y Travis 1925 =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

DiVEKSO@
ANTEcIOS en- ahono. la Compalia Cra-
ncr, $40 Hicks Bldg., Esquina de Houston
Y AvcniGa c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

Ell FARu.-Casa dc huGSprdeS. sc Tenlan
CARES u :JC. y ClariC> Il Jgr. PaSCudla dc
sirliHerlnan. I'll sur Santa Rosa. (-sSl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01

'APEENpA cl Clicio de %peluquero. Nos
Comprome;emus 4 cnseGarselo en- unss
cuant2S semanaS. Eealos, o escrfbauos
hoy misno y darcmos detalles. Moier
Barber College. ~ West Commerce ST.,
san Antonio, Texas.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
RED CROSS TO
 MAKE SHIF MEN I
Local Chapter Will Send 169 Gar ments From Sewing Rooms to
 St. Louis Headquarters.

The ladies in charge of the Red Cross sewing room in Newport an- nounce they have prepared their se- cond shipment of articles. which will be consigned to headquarters at St. Louis, from which point the articles will find their way direct to France for distribution among the soldier boys. This shipment is composed of 169 articles as follows:
 1O5 winter bed shirts, 25 summer bed shirts, 25 pairs of winter pajamas, IA hot water bag covers.
 Twenty-four of the bed shirts were turned out from the sewing room of Tuckerman, where very splendid work is being done. All the bed shirts sent to Newport for ship ment are said to have been perfectly made, and speaks well for the ladies there who have been organized fo1 but short time. Tuckerman will be- gin class in surgical dressing next week.
 Those interested in Red Cross work are indeed gratified with the manner < in which Newport, Tuckerman anc other towns are aiding in the differ l ent departments.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
BIGGEST D[A[ IN
 L0CAL HISTORY Tom Hutson Buys 1,30O Bales of Cot- ton From Jim Collison of Bald
 Knob for $220,OO0.

The biggest cotton deal cons'aflls mated north of Little Rock in Arxan= sas before or since the civil war, was made a reality in Newport yestef day when Tom Hutson, one of NeN@ ports hustling cotton buyers, bou6ik approximately 1900 bales of st1rI1| from Jim Collison of Bald Knoh whom MT. Hutson paid $220oQQ which amount also covered ffei on the staple The cotton caatle the Bald Knob section, whxfS Collison is engaged in businese was in local compress when | chased. That this record braS deal should be pulled off in Ney is additional evidence of thie c claim to the most thriving buai center in this section of the stat 3z
 In connection with making # of this deal it is interesting to the public better and clossz quaintance with Jim Collisons sold the staple to MT. Hntsons Collison came to Bald Knob abou # years ago from Missouri first employment in the state N < telegraph operator and station at Bald Knob.
 Just twenty years ago he { < to quit pounding the brass and ing track of way-bills and tjcks ceipts and engage in business TIT 7 self. He did not have anyt begin with but $500 and . won1 supply of courage and enerl established store at Bald KiS those who have followed m < | say he established one q tlls minute and perfect systena1 ; ming a business that had efS|i introduced in the state first man in Arkansas Fl palS z bookkeeping adding nachinS concern from which he bot3o machine conducted m e1
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
MARCH 23 WILL BE
 WAR SAVINGS DAY
All Patriotic Workers of State Are Urged to Hold Rallies On That
 Date.
Special to Independent

Special to Independent
 Little Rock, March 15.-- The gov ernor has issued a proclamation de- signating Saturday, March 23, as War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamp Day in Arkansas.
 All patriotic workers in the state are urged to hold rallies on that date in all parts of the state for the sale of these securities, (which will be an important factor in making the world safe for democracy" All min isters are urged to preach on the sub iect Sunday, March 24th, calling at tention to the fact that a dollar boarded is a stacker, dollar waisted is traitor and a dollar saved is a patriot
 The quota of the third Liberty Loan assigned to Arkansas is $35,OO0,0o and to raise this twill require effi- cient organization and untiring in tivity on the part of the splendid men, women and children interested in this campaign, inasmuch as our total savings banks deposits in the state aggregate only four and one half million dollars"
 A drive is now being conducted for the organization of War Savings companies and selling stations and a house to house canvass is being made in different parts of our state for this very commendable undertaking to be completed by Jan. 1, next.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
ADVISORY BOARD OF HIGHWAY COMMISSION
 IS IN SESSION TODAY

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, March 15.A meeting of the Advisory Board of the State Highway Commission is being held today at the capitol. A number of projects are being considered, among them projects from Polk and Nevada and an additional allotment for a Howard county road. The most im- portant matter to be considered is the allotment of Federal aid for the Arkansas & Louisiana district, the contract for which has been let for S2,788,000.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
VAST TERRITORY
 |s GERMAN|zED
Thousands of Square Miles and Millions of People In Europe and Caucasus Are Now Placed Un-
 der Emperor's Control.
GIVES GERMANY FREE TRADE.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
 Washington, March 15.-One year ago today Emperor Nicholas abdicated as one autocrat of Russia. Yesterday the All-Russian Congress Soviets, by a vote of 453 to 30 agreed to Germa- ny's peace terms.
 Thus German militarism takes from the present government thous- ands of square miles of lands and millions of inhabitants in the terri tories of Finland, Poland, Courland, Lithuania and Estronia, in Europe and Batoum, Kars, Erivan, in the Caucasus. The Russian army must demobilize and the fleet interned. Favorable trade agreements will be given Germany and her allies. Announcement of the allied policy to- ward Russia is expected to follow quickly.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
BE EDE WILLIE AND
 EIGHT MILE BUY
,ariotic Citizens of Those Points In- vest $4,100 In War Savings
 Stamps Last Night.

A number of patriotic citizens went out to Beedeville last night and held a meeting at the church building, Tn which citizens of both Beedeville and Eight. Mile had congregated, a joint meeting being held for the purpose of selling war savings stamps. These patriotic people purchased stamps to the amount of $4,10O, very credit able figure.
 Regardless of the fact that many farmers were busy in their fields, they left their work early in order to be present at the church at 5 o'clock. Chairman Billingsley ex- pressed himself as greatly impressed with the attendance, especially with the parade of school children, the youngest child of the crowd leading the procession carrying flag. The children, the chairmen says, have proved to be real boosters throughout the county.
 This morning the war savings sales committee appeared at James store at 10 o'clock, at Battle Axe this af- ternoon at 2:3O and this evening at l 2 o'clock will appear at Remmcl. To- morrow morning at 10 o'clock they will go to Jacksonport, and to Tupelo l at 2:3O in the afternoon. Sunday the
 committee will fill dates to be desig-
 mated. Monday they will appear al Auvergne in the forenoon and at Al
 goa in the afternoon.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
AME ER|CANs TAKE
 GERMAN TRENCHES.
Sammies Make Their First Perma- nent Advance In the LuneviIIe
 Sector On Western Front.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Washington, March 15.-American troops in making their first perma- nent advance on the western front have occupied abandoned German trenches in the Luneville sector. Ger man efforts to regain the positions were repulsed. American artillery is active both in the Luneville and Toul sectors. Activity of the British on the front of Ypres and south toward the Arras front continues. The Aus tralians and Porugese repulsed raids and the French also repulsed raids.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
c. A. HILLHOUSE
 MADE CHAIR MAN
Local Attorney Will Head Drive for Third Liberty Loan Drive In
 Jackson County.

Hon. Geo. A. Hillhouse of Newport has been appointed chairman for Jackson county for the Third Liberty Loan campaign which starts April 6. N. A. Adler of Batesville has been named chairman for this district.
 Chairman Hillhouse has already started plans for the drive and will attend meeting of chairmen in Lit tie Rock Tuesday.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
ALL RUSSIAN CONGRESS
 AGREES TO HUN TERMS
RUSSIA MUST
 BE PROTECTED
Foreign Secretary Ralfour Says He Has Faith In Japan's Loyalty to
 Help the Allies.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
 London, March 15.-Foreign Sec retary Balfour today made the declar- ation in the house of commons, dur ing debate on the question of Jap anese intervention in Siberia, that German penetration of Russia must be combatted The allied point of view was that they should help Rus sia in protecting herself against Germany He does not think Ger many will send an army to Vladivos- tok, but said he had absolute faith in Japan's loyalty in carrying out any decision reached by the allies.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
FIGHTS IN AIR
 ON WEST FRONT
British Accounted For Twenty Four German Planes Last We'd
 nesday.

London, March 15.-There was se- were aerial fighting on the western front Wednesday between large groups of British and German ma chimes. The British accounted for twenty four enemy planes. The of ficial statement reports five British machines missing.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
l. w. W. MEMBERS HELD IN KANSAS siI Thirty Four Members Have Already Been nterIned For Duration
 of the War.

Associated Press Dispatch.
 Wichita, Kansas, March 15.-In- indictments were returned today by the Federal grand jury against thir- ty-five alleged members of the indus trial workers of the world. Thirty four already have been interned for the duration of the war.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15
BANK IF W|NSLOW |s ROBBED TO-DAY Two Unmasked Men Cover Cashier With Pistol and Escape With
 s $2,0OO.

associated Press Dispatch.
 Fort Smith, Ark, March 1.-Two unmasked men robbed the Bank of Winslow, forty miles north of here, of about $2,00O this morning and es- caped. The men covered the cashier and his son with guns, robbed the till and rode away.
Newport daily independent., 1918-03-15

A. c. Martin, of Pine Bluff, who has been visiting his father, F. M. Martin at Newark, was here day or two ago, on his return home. After the burning of the w. B. Grant lum- Der mill recently, of which MT. Mar tin was bookkeeper, he has accepted position as bookkeeper for the Pine Rh,ff Water and Light Company.