The border vidette., 1918-05-04

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 Santa Cruz county will take
 their second paper examination
 at the schools at which the
 pupils are in attendance.
 This week several carloads of
 farming implements were ship
 ped to the Noria-QderObabi dis
 trict, by Americans who are
 farming on g. big scale, in that section. On Thursday two cat erpillar tractors, to be used in
 blowing, were crossed at this
 port of entry, consigned to Que
 robabi
 William Heinike, after a few days business visit in the city, returned to Magdalena this morning. MT. Heinike IS vet eran of the Civil War, and for many years has drawn a pen sion from Uncle Sam. For a long time Dad" Heinike and his good wife have conducted a hotel in Magdalena.
 To aid the President and the nation in carrying out the Third Liberty Loan local banks an nounce that a $50 bond may be purchased now at the rate of s co per month. The First Ma tional, the Nogales National and the Sonora Bank and Trust com pany have agreed to accept pay ments iu this manner.
 On Thursday Jack Schleimer, the real estate man associated for a long time with George w. Dunbar, departed for San Diego, California, where Mrs. Schleim- CT is dangerously ill. with con sumption. Jack will make the cross country trip to the coast in his auto. He may be absent from Nogales several months.
 Herman Frettlohr, the young German, who went to Mazda lena, Sonora, a couple of weeks ago, writes to a Nogales friend, that he has no ill feeling to- wards the United States, and has DO inten tions of engaging in any. German propaganda work in Mexico. Herman says he left because he was unable to secure employment here.
 Tomorrow afternoon the busi- ness men of Nogales, Sonora, will meet at the Theatre Hidal- go and organize a Chamber of Commerce. Mir. Benj. Trasvina, the we'll known, wide awake commission man, and other live wires of Nogales, Sonora, are taking an interest in the propo- sition and the Nogales, Sonora Chamber of Commerce is assur- ed.
 Last Tuesday evening an en- Liberty Loan meeting was held at Floral Hall, near and $2, 25O worth of bonds subscribed for by the pa- 5riotic farmers of the Sonoita region. Addresses were made by Colonel Charles E. Hardy and Superior Judge w. A. O. Connor, of this city. The meet ing was attended by a number of Nogales people.
 Lieutenant w. B. Karns, of the United States aviators, after a couple of weeks fur tough at home with his mother and brothers, has returned to his post at Fort Sill, from where he expects to soon depart for France. Lieutenant Karns has made a fine record with Amer ca's fiiers, and big things are of him when he goes for Huns.
 On May 10th the following eight men of the Santa Cruz county selected draft, will en- train for Camp Funston: Woody A. Gatlin and Carlos Valenzuela, Thos. B. Lake, l.. and Alexander Ed ward Carroll, of Nogales; Fred. N. Grant, Florence; Luther c. Black, Gallup, New Mexico; Cecil A. Boynton, Kansas City, Mo-; Harry E. Chenoweth of Nogales is named by the Local Board, as an alternate.
 On Thursday Mexican Consul Jose H. Delgado, of this city, received a telegram from Mexico City, announcing his promotion to the high position of Consul General at Panama, for which place he will depart in a few lays. He will be succeeded in Nogales by Jose G. Zertuche, at present. Mexican consul at Bos-