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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-10
Fla Porte, Ind.

w ~przyszla niedziele, dnia 1890
maja, staraniem Komitetu Obywa--
telskiego W La Porte. Indiana. Cd
bedzie sic wspaniala Manifestacya pu
bliczna a potem i Obch6d K~onstytu-
cyl Trzeciego Maja, a przytem 1
Vice ma korzySt Armii Polskiej. Po-
ch6d, PREY ~dzwiekach kapeli Soko-
low i'm. q. Balickiego, Q South Bend,
Ind, PREY wspoiudziale wszystkich
Towarzystw m~iejscowych, dzieci
szkolnych, Gwardyi Domowej / kol-
ka Pan W strojach narodowych, wy
ruszy z pred koSciola polskiego przy
Bach i Mechanic ul.. do Madison
Opera House, PREY Madison ul., o
godzinie 1880 popoludniu. Program
obchodu doborowy. Przemawia6 beda
m6wcy q Centrum Rekrutacyjnego
mr.. AZ, miejscowy X. proboszcz i Sc
dzia Gallagher.
Komitet Obywatelski zaprasza do
wsp6iudziaiu wszystkich rodakow Z
South Bend. Ind, Michigan City |
pobliskich parafii.
Rodacy! Niechaj kazdy q was sta
ME ABLY nikogo ME brakowaio; sta
rajcie sic dopom6dz zeby manifesto
eva ia wypadala najwspanialej.
Ia Komitet Obywatelski,
WIadysIaw Wolski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-10
Tow. Matek Ola Dzieci
Ofiar Wojny W Polsce.

Ostatnia sesya Tow. W kwietniu
nadzwyczaj byla pomySlna, gdyz ka-
sa zasilons zostaia powaznie. WSrod
ofiar ma dobro dzieci sierocych W
Polsce wspaniala ofiare ziozyl Wy
dial oswiaty wv. Polek W sumie
$4,000 - dalej grUpy wv. Pol. z
Pennsylvania Is, 1S2, 212) przesiaty
piekny dar $3.50; Drowa X. Sic
mionowicz wnosi SIS miesiecznej O.
fiary ma adoptacye iednej sierotki'
D. z. Tatar6wna skolektowaia 50; p.
T. Janke 1887; p. Borowicz $40;
Tow. Cory Grunwaldzkie przestafy o.
flare So: Tow. Korony Pol. or. ~.
P. R. X. SIS; p. Przybysz skolekto-
waIa 50. mala H. B~rzozowska pre-
syls 81: p. Czabanska 81; gr. 46
Wv, Pol. S32; p. W. Urbanowicz $l2;
n Amelia Danisch s.; pr6cz tego
wplynely oplaty nowych czionkin i
dawnych, kt6rych liczba stale sic
zwieksza. RadoScia przejeio panic
10 pomnozenie sic Srodk6w Tow. ia
ko tez wiadomoSC, IL W czasie oStat-
MIN wysIano $500 ma glodne dzieci
do Pol. Kom. Gen. W Veyey, ma re-
&c mec. Osuchowskiego.
Nastepuie sprawozdanie komitetu
puszek, kt6re juz zostaiy zakupicne
i rozlokowane W miejscach kilku sta
raniem pan E. Hibner, NJ. Piotrowicz
i NJ. Sluzynskiej. Sprawozdaje ko-
mitet zabawy W parku, . ktorego
sic okazuje, ze u~rzadzenie pikniku
byloby zbyt kosztowne i ~poiaczone z
ryzykiem pogody. Wice-prez. p. Neu-
mann podaje rade, le sala wv. Pol.
Jest wolna d. Q czerwca i re moze
sluzyc Tow. dla kt6rego cel6w wv.
Polek ~ofiarowuje zasze sale bezinte-
resownie. Panic z uznaniem korzy--
staja z tax pozadanej mozliwoSci i "a
bawa, jake .,Wiecz6r Czerwcowy" ma
znaczons jest ma dzien 8. czerwca W
uielkiej hall wv. Polek.
Komitet pan - gospodyn ma sic
zajaG uloleniem caiego programu,
kt6ry ma bye niezTykle urozmaico-
nv. Do komitetu powolane zostaiy
panic: E. Hibner, Dyniewicz, Ze5ro-
wska, Stopa, Sluiynska, B. Hibner'
Piotrowicz, Wedda, Live, Boris, z
ktorych p. Wedda laskawie wzieta
ma siebie sekretarstwo i dziat prasy.
Nsstepnie om6wiono jeszcze, IL pusz-
XII maja bye obliczane co miesiac l
surawozdanis podawane ma kazdej
sesyi Tow. przez panic z komitetu pu
seek. Najblizsza sesya Tow. ma sic
odbyc W poniedzialek d. 1S b. m o
godz. Sci popoi. W domu Dw. Pol
Prosimy serdecznie panic o
1iczny W niej udziaf re wzgledu ma
waznosc majacych bye poruszonych
spraw.
st. Laudyn-C hrzanowska'
sekretarka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-10
Do w~szystkich Grup ma,
lezacych do Gminy
No. 2-gi.

Niniejszem zawiadamia sic wszyst-
kie Grupy nalezace do Gminy No.
2-gi ma Wojciechowie, by W pelnym
komplecie, stavily sic pred sale Pu-
3askiego, 1715 So. Ashland ave-, W
niedziele dnia 1890 maja, ma godzl-
ne 1880 popoiudniu, gdzie sic utor-
mule Polska Dywizya, polaczy sic Z
og6lnym pochodem W dzielnicy VOL
ciechowskiej, kt6rego celem bedzie
lest rozpowszechni6 sprzedaz / "a
kupno War Savings Stamps.
Celem narod6w zamieszkaiych W
Chicago jest pomaga6 RzadoWi Sta
now Zjednoczonych do odniesienia
zwyciestwa mad prusakiem, przeto
pamietajmy, by zadnego z mas ME
brakowalo W dniu pochodu W 1aszeJ
dzielnicy.
VI. Hencel,
Marszalek Gminy No. 2.
PracuJe.s ~ krsdmIeaci5r Sup So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-10
re STANISLAWOWA.

- T~owarzystwo Imienia Ks. Wincen-
tego BarzyGskicgo No. 81 Z~jednoczenia
ma %posiedzcnie miesiecznP dis VIE
czorem O godzinic S-mci W sail IVY
klych ~posiedzeG. ObecnOSc ~wszystkich
czionk6w jest koniecznie potrzebna,
gdyz sa wazne sprawy do zaIatwienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-10

VI. Hencel,
Marszalek Gminy No. 2.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-10
Ma FUNDUSZ

Ma dar Wychodztwa Ojczyznie d.
8 Maja 1918, nadeslano z Wilburton,
Okla, do naszej Administraeyi 81,
z kt6ryeh PIP. Ludwik i W}adyslawa
Kulbaccy zlozyli So, a p. Pawef Grys
81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-10

Franciszek Czastka, prezes; Franci-
seek Zywicki, sekretarz protok6}owy,
1927 Newton I'll.
- Tow. Serca ~Jezusowego mr.. 80
Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne posiedze-.
ME W piatek, dnia logo maja, ~
hall zwyklych posiedzen. Kazdy clio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-10
Y KANTOWA. : y,

- Tow. Sw. Wojciecha mr.. 364ty
lied. odbedzie swe m~iesieczne po-
siedzenie W piatek, 1890 maja. o 60
dzinie 1880 wieczorem, W hall zwyk-
lych posiedzen, poniewaz jest wiele
aznych spraw do zalatwienia, przto
to kazdy brat ma bye obecny. Jo-
zef Przybylo. PREF: Ant. Poczatek,
sekr. prot. 90 Will ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-10
Y AMMONIA.

- Tow. Matki Boskiej Lezajskiej
mr.. 179 Zjed. wezmie udziai W OBJ
chodzie Majowym ~poiaczonym z wy
marszem, ably uczcit rocznice Kon-
stytucyi SGD maja, te droga pamiat-
Ike ola Polaka, szczerze kochajacego
Oiczyzne. Mech czlonkowie powyz-
szego Tow. ma to wezwanie stawia
sic wszyscy W odznakach W sail ivy
kIvch ~posiedzen W niedziele dnia II.
maia. o godzinie 1szej popotudniu'
- wojciech Solakiewlcz, sekr. Tow.
231O W. .20ta III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-10

PracuJeas ~ krSdmIeAct5r Eup So
bic tam DZiENNIK CHICAGOSkI
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15

Gotta, Pedro Davis, Vivente M
Mendez. Red rosettes.
Order committee: Jesus Si-
quieros Jr., Edgrado E. Ortiz
J. Santiesteban, Jesus GrijalVa
Jose E. Martinez, Francisco G.
Gonzales. Blue rosettes.
Doorkeepers: Pablo J. M
llanuete and Felipe Arzata. K,
-:
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15
NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS BUDGET
More "Suffs" Arrested Arizona man in
Casualty List Heavy Tax on
War Profits Urged g.

WASHINGTON, August 14.-Twenty-nne women were az
rested this afternoon when the police for the fourth time within
week prevented suffrage demonstration around Lafayette
Statue opposite the White House. also arrested
casualty list reported tonight killed in action 3D. died Of
wounds of accident wounded severely 24 wounded
slightly g. missing action 49, total g. The list includes the
name Sergeant Arthur Taylor of Ao Arizona died from
accident r1i
Secretary McAdoo told the and means committee today
imperative the bill impose heavy tax war
profits bill law before the next Liberty
Loan drive beginning September g. War expenditures he said
are constantly increasing. :
The secretary made public tonight this communicate
from the American Epedonary Forces aside from inter
rajttent artillery activities nothing from sectors
occupied by our troops On August and 12 aviatos
cessfuy bombed the railroad yards at Longuyon Comay
Baroncourt and Conflans. All machines returned"
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15
MARES NESTS =
~ 3%..: ).
The Herald Found
Two Big 06eS--.
Colis.EsGane...- :
t. SaN II

There is an old story coming
down from boyhQod days rez.
called by The Oasis of,a green
l'isnman who 1ad heard: Of
Mares nests, and he asked
a farmer if there was such q
thing. ~
The son of Erin was assured
that such was the case;. and,
moreover, the farmer,:s himself,
had for sale some of the. eggs,
The Irishman bought one,
paying a handsome Tpricey and
was delivered a large pumpkin,
with: elaborate instructions of a
method for Matching out q colt.
Carrying it home. t!,e pump
Kin fell FROM thee a g.%s@.o of the
pal eli. ser, on : killsisi and It
rolled Gown the dec1iv'tv gath
ering speed as It travelled. At
the foot of Tie hill the calabash
struck stump and flew into a
score of pieces, Startling from
it's form a fabbit that was
crouched on ethaa other side.
Seeing g. the rabbit covering
space at the top of it's speed the
deluded Irishman thought1''' It
the colt1:' released from The
s'mare's egg," and he endeaTor-
'edpt6 beguile it into stopping
sind returning to, its 'r-stinpo5ca
lawful owner by calfilIg:: a''coftie
.coltie, come here, coltie."
f fffe VIA Irishmen on the
7 Herald ffgufed@yestefday ';eVe-
niNgs falssuts.as; fidietdously as
did Ahs -eae<:sMha : bought the
tlpuaapkin. 81. "a. :. -. Il :..,.: Il.
They found two mares nests,
and they hollered "coltie, coltie,
come here, ssctooitie;;' as: loudly
and assfIfi6uslyi. ~ ''sE% "
Onewas thessteiegram, pub
lished in The Oasis from 6 g = Mr; e
w. A. Moeur TO Collector Chas'
E. Hardy, denying that he had
withdrawn 4 from the. governors
ship contest. The other was
with regard toSheriff. Earharts
activity against illegal importa-
ton of booze.
And. nd the fuss !. made by the
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15

the worlds most famous boule-
yard, the Champs de Elyses," )"
With some beautiful girls from
''Gay Paree." Had novel ex-
perience trying to carry on a
conversation and not under
standing each other.
r Excitement is high at pres
ent in anticipation of pay day,
when we will receive our first
pay in French Monday.
The French people celebrat-
ed our 4th of July with great
enthusiasm. We Americans~in-
tend doing our utmost to make
their day of celebration, July
IA, (the fall of the Bastile), n
.day to be remembered forever.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15
A Grand Floral Ball

The grand floral ball fore
shadowed in these columns
some days ago, to be given un-
der he auspices of the Fr2ter~
nal Mon Lodae No. l22, en-
bracing leading spirits in So
cial circles on both sides OF the
lire, is anncunc.:c to take place
on tie evening & the lE'l
inst, Saturday at the H;sh
School Auditori: m.
This ball will be for the ben"
eft of the Rel Cross and Tie
relief fund of the lodge.
Elaborate preparation, is in
hand, the committee of arrange
,nents being Edgardo E. Crtiz.
David Moreno, ,Humberto Ortiz,
Abraham Coronado, Jesus A.
Moreno, Pablo j. Villanue:a.
Miss Anita Grimm has been
selected for the 'Queen Of the
Ball." and her maids Of honor
will be Adela Montijo, ,Maclovia
Sanchez, Manu- a Barreda.
Floor managers: Eugenio
R. Cajigas and David Moreno.
They will wear white rosettes.
Reception committee: HUI
@merto Ortiz, Gonzales Lopez, F
de P, Pegueros, RufinC A. Cor
dero, Ramon M. Leon, Antonio
Velasco, Francisc Fuentes, Eel
pc Rios, Herberto Rodriguez
: Nabor R. Sainz. Green rosetts
Introduction committee: Je,
sus Moreno, Gilberto Montague
Tiburcio Villa, Abraham Coro'
,nado, Jesus Quintero, Rafae
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15
ALLIES. HEADING FOR fs.f1'03y s.1'.!3ty
Americans and .Erench.,Reei01all ..coluGjnEite
Attack; s. or5.the r. l: Vets;lIss's Vst;Is's s... 49,.
is 1G.4 * %i v<# iss~:N r.

PARIS, August A-Ribecourt, SIS miles southwest {
Noyon captured by troops of the French sffy 6da
the office announced tonight East of BVaf Frenc
broke up German c6untaf-attack prepalaf aapture
seven officers, including two battalion commanders.
lively gun duel is in progress between Roe and Lssgn
to precede the occupation by the French heights befol
Lassigny make the town Of Lassigny sell N6yo
portant German dual pivo untenaEe thss Amer
Gefsa 4taessspn tn
Vese An all night artillery battle the Aveknd Disc pre-
newasge scale of the allied attacks. STAG xzsrss
Haig reports gain of ground the Lys in Flanders
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15
SOLDIERS D EE::R'E:| LIT TER


,,.......-,, R3%@ s-,-s~tfsSa.S
Charles ]. Galloway, :5fplaaef-.,
ly in thes.Western > Union tele-;,
graph office In this ac.tyg> now in
France: WITH Battery attt1es;rlyyssaf3" Sec.
ond Anti-:Aircer;a'ffftt.. ;'fft. : 81 'Bi3Iatellion,.
California Artillery A!Al7a ,l7I Il: Corps.
writes a :l,E .:Ml,Eogales svsfl frlenaf saf under.
date of July .l1th, in part as fol,
'oWs.: ..xss f...s 80 ass.., i.
We arrived quite a awhile ( ago.
after being on tbs !1Il e. water severS
al days without 81: :enc2oun5tering a.
single submarine. But / don't
regret that at all, as "subS" are
dangerous animals to meet in
deep Il Watar. ;i.ttai All III g6od .liieaIth
and anxious to get get a''7crask at:
the enemy. We ehpe'cvto be III
the thick of the sffaySbefftore six
weeks. 1 suppose~it ischard to,
realize over there tlfatsSswar is
on d " ovve1 kere4:ttaffefe :taf,efe III III your
quiet, remote little lcoltfer of
Arizona. Telfs NESS HenckIe:
and Mr.. Mcclure zheffo4sfor me-,
Had a very@.pfeassalts* trip
across the continent and were
greeted. .lQyaHyrat :esX!Eeslrxy s!Esl:xy station.
News.is seares here EXCEPT mil
.italy' events. and these are ..ssts gem
.soxed, IL so ..aheutz the only thing
,mee can ayt:is. q b aelIIe the, the Mesath
.er- is fine; :am sxell:: :and: bone you
are the same; goodbye"
Our diversions from the dali
say rolltlpe* OH 9Elll4;; .::;sls. WSltlhg
thes few y @ small, ]. quaint French E!11:
villages and !. q. q trip to t Pa Paris
I. about It Q once a month, H. went ! tvs
weeks ,isk ago ahd Had. d pleasant
time. / felt like a. counting >lad
seeing: a large y,fer the first
time-not because | never Wis
tied, large cities, :. = bQlnt Ql!t,~ because b
everything is so different and
Historical. Nisited.:i the "Le
Opera, sthe largest theatre in
the world city in itself, Ma
poleon's tomb and prominaded
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15
Local and Personal

Harry E. Berner, special dep
t:'r
uty collector of customs has re-
turned from a business trip to
Naco and Douglas. He was ae-
companied by Mrs. Berner and
the children. Mr.. Berneri has
leased a residence on Noon
Heights and the family will
make their home here.
The second reception to- the
men of the second battalion of
the 35th In fantry and the ma
chine gun company, last night,
was a great success. The at
tendance, as on the previdhs
q
night, was large and every one
was pleased over the evenings
1ss.
enjoyable termination of these
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15
Geutons Starting new General Retreat
French CAPTURE Ribecourt on the
Picardy Front--British Trooos Closely
Follow Retreating Huns and Take
Prisoners 44s-@

LONDON, August A-The German front between Albert
aud Arr.s in Menaced the ar$ y the British
soutea- Of Abet The center Logan wing away
day. The beginning Of and important Teuon retirement
The Germans evidently withdraw the
the Baupame line. The allies line 65 miles, from Arras
Ose The French captured Rbecour the southern and
Picardy front which will force retirement from the y
country southwest Noyon the bank of the O unless
the Teutons promptly throw the French back st4as
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15
GERMANS HASTILY RBIIR-
+ ING INC PROM ARRAS IN lHB..
DIRECTION Or BAUPAUME
WORK OR FIGHT
The. Order of Gen.
Gales in Sonora

.---=-----
-sra The famous order of Provost
Marshal General Crowder, that
all men subject to military duty
must ..work or fight" has beer
paralleled by a similar order is
! sued in Sonora, Mexico, by Gen,
GALES, the constitutional gov
srnior of the state. Yesterday
sssf6rlicipalo' President Fss B.
,.Penaloza, f-Nogales, Sonora,
received from Gen, Gales a tel
egram, of which the following
!. is "a free translation:
:. >s''The. government in my
charge has taken notice that
lately there have been commit
ted in those parts various rob
aoei:ies that have been perpetrat
ed. By vagabonds who abound in
that population. Make it con-
::Venient to notify all such indi-
Viduals that they have three
days in which to find honest
and honorable employment, or
there will be applied articles
748 and 749 of the penal code of
the state"
-" Which penal code provides
military service.
Pregidente Pelaloza has is
sued a proclamation embodying
!; the telegram from Gov. Gales,
and notifying that the provi-
sions cited of the code will be
enforced strictly.
!. That means that all idle and
Unemployed persons of doubtful
character will find themselves
lin military service, sent to
fight the Yaquis.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15
WILL FORM MORE FIELD ARMIES.

WASHINGTON, August 14.-n statement today Gen.
Pavton c. Marsh chief of staff declared the German of
eachino Paris is lost forever SO miles from
fine French cpa at the point The Americans he
said are strong factor the allied PershingS field
arnov million and quarter of men, field armies
be formed Illinois troops the 131st Infantry OF the 5u
ataln is pasied as the principal repusng the Ger
mans at ChpIv The Illinois captured officers $50 men
seven O5 mieter guns Pennsylvania troops composing the
28th division suffered casualties losing 200 men on
Univ 20 advancing across the Orcu Sege and Ron
chereq. -
-.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15

LONDON August 14-The Germans today began retiring
between the direction of Baupaume onghts
report from Hag shows The enemy says the statement
evacuated positions the line of Beaumont Hame
Serre Puseu and Bucquoy in clsoe touch with
N.Y. British troops progress the neighbohood OF
Parvillers, taking prisoners. -
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15

a e.. 80
Herald over both propositions
is not worth the value of a
frightened rabbit.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15

LONDON August 14-American and British aplanes yes;
terday attacked aerodome the western front de-
sroying six German machines and setting the hangers afe
The British also brought thirty German apanes Six
British machines are missing British bombing planes says the
ve office attacking bridges over the Some aad
German railway communications greatly hamperng the enemy
renforcements being brought to the Pcardy front.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-15

=:
If you see a good, strong.
steady, bright, white. electric
y.
ignt. it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-24
Notice.

Public notice of the time fix
ed by the Mayor and Common
Council Of the Town of Nogales,
Arizona, for hearing and pass
ing upon the assessment and
the proceedings Heretofore
had and taken for covering and
bridging in a permanent and
substantial manner the entire
arroyo from Crawford Street
bridge, which crosses the said
arroyo between Grand Avenue
and Arroyo Boulevard, for
street purposes, north to a point
on said arroyo directly opposite
the line between the lots of M.
Karam and w. H. Smith, in Lot
Two (2) of Block Four az, of
the Town OF Nogales, Arizona.
Pursuant to the provisions
of the Improvement Law of
1912, being Chapter Is, Title Z,
of the Revised Statutes of Ari-
IONA, and all acts amendatory
thereof, public notice is hereby
given that the Town Engineer,
acting as Superintendent of
Streets Of the Town of Nogales,
did on the 18th day of October,
1918, notify the Mayor and
Common Council of the Town
of Nogales, Arizona, that he had
filed and recorded the Assess
ment and Warrant for certain
street work in covering the en-
tire arroyo from the Crawford
Street bridge, which crosses
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-24
The Daily Morning Oasis
NOgales, Arizona, Oct. "a, 1913
NOGALES. SONORA
News Items From The
Twin City on the South
Side of theinternatiO-
nal Line
sEsIsgsqsssSs EEfslss !as! & r

Az9s>ss-sSz-ss- - EsSHSssHace+S4sss eSs1se@'1r~@
manuel @. Gonzalez, Reporter)
Mr.. Raoul Quiroz, agent for
the Wells, Fargo Express Com
pany at Topic, who has been at
Nogales some little time for his
health, has recovered and will
depart for his home very short
ly.
Today Mr.. 1gnacio Gaxiola
will depart for San Francisco, to
join General Alvaro Obregon
and family, and to enjoy a short
vacation from the cares of bust
ness.
A large sum of money has
been subscribed by the business
men of Nogales, Sonora, for a
fund for the relief of residents
at st. Georges Bay, in Lower
California, which place has suf-
fered from an inundation caus-
ed by the recent severe storm
which swept the Gulf of Cali
fornia and the Coast down be-
yond the gulf at the time of the
equinox.
Yesterday Jesus Mendoza,
blacksmith at Washington
Camp, known we'll in Nogales,
Sonora died at the camp.
Mr.. Angel Mondarque, a far
mer operation in the Yaqui del
ia, is at Nogales visiting his
family.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-24

Mayor and Common Council Of
the Town of Nogales, made on
the 18th day of October, A. D.
1918.
Dated this 18th day of Octo-
Der, 1918.
FRANK E. COLE,
Town Clerk.
First Publication Oct. 20, 1918.
Last Publication Oct. 25, 1918.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-24

Real Mexicar Tamales will
real chile SAL = at 81 Sorr.ia
avenue. t.
From this date until after the
election many voters in both
town and country precincts in
Santa Cruz, will receive Thl
Daily Morning Oasis each day
which has been subscribed fo1
and paid by the Democratic
County Central Committee.
No peace yet. l am ready to
go. Who is patriotic enough to
buy my Ford so | will have
enough money to reach the
Eastern Coast. Be quick. F.
A. French, the Abstract & Title
man. 14-10-2i
Judge j. N. Wilkey has re-
ceived word from his son, Lieut..
Blanton Taylor Wilkey, at Camp
Jackson, S. c., conveying the in.
formation that he had been i'll
about five days with Spanish
influenza, but was recovered at
the time of writing. The at
tack was mild.
Sunday next, October 9th,
under the daylight conservation
law, all clocks will be set back
one hour, the setting supposed
to take effect at 2 o'clock in the
morning. But the law don't say
whether it is to be done at 2
o'clock in the old OF 2 o'clock on
the new.
Yesterday there arrived from
San Francisco Mrs. Gillian, nee
Virginia Harrison, wife of Cap
tain Alvin Gillian, U. S. A., of
the Twelfth Infantry, who is &C
companied by her small son, and
is visiting her father and moth
Ell, Hon. and Mrs. James A. Har-
rison.
Miss Gertia GlisSan and Miss
Marie Taylo" r,ttuncd yester-
day from Flagstaff where
they were st ;Genta in the
Northern Ar.zona Normal
school until it. was closed on ac-
count of Ike prevalence Of in
fluenza. Both had a mild at
{: * of the disease but recover
. i in short tini.'.
By some oversight in the
makeup of the Democratic tick
ct at the head of the columns in
The Oasis, the name of Howard
Keener was omitted from the
ticket as nominee for County
Treasurer. The error was unin-
territorial, and this mention is
the only way for making amend.
The name appears in the proper
proper place.