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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15

5oreIlooet 0aoneforanoring. Sil-
roaoeligbeoen af at foronore Den
norif- Iutberife Strife | 4merifaS
Rapu iaaleoes, at Rorff uoelo-
oes, oreftes iom fplger / u9utbe.
ran Church Seralo~ al 10. april:
o0er ipnes at bore oofienoearao
ON 6oranoring al 9abnet n3orif-
llltberif Strife / Nmerifa". Den
oaieutli9e Snobenoin9 moo 0aonet
er SrOet %gnorif". We6ens bette
Sro fan n9re teoretiif ret p~asienbe
og b%iitoriif FORFEIT, flyer flere 9rG-
tier, i9rlig Iaooanne, iom a~rbeioer
paa 9iefnmemisiions Marfen og itif-
ter engelife Menigbeoer, at Hapn-
net itnar / 8eien for oeres 9lrbei0e.
Mange, Der er interesiereoe | ben
littberife airfe, brpoer Jig life ONT
at lutte Jig til ell 1norif" airfe,
lige iao liot iom EN- 0oromono
oiloe fele zig ierlig tiItrnffen al
Ell poIif eller bsbmiif 9irfe.
S 6ior itreg ben fonierootioe tp-
ife Misiouri.S pnobe Oroet tiff
no of lit Raon, foroi Spnooen life
l9ngere er tDif, men ogiaa en- en-
gelif Spnooe. Banter og andre SIT
Ititlitioner oneralt / 2anoet bar
foranoret Rann oe ltoilettet 9enois-
ningen til geationalitet. Rprppren-
De Agitation for Mountaineering al
fremmeoe bar lin 8erettigelie, ifsnt
Der er mango Gfstremilter, Tom oi
fife idmtpffer meo. Men ni buroe
flinne leie Sannoifriften poa 89g-
gen, fenoe 4onoen / Den 3io, Ri
leber l. og meoens hi life bill laoe
oen g(ano leoe os / airfeonliggen-
Der, ina err oct Juno 6ornuft at
qibe efter, hpor Ser life frPoes Sp-
gibelie Of 9rincip. Oct itore 5ler-
tai al Weolemmerne / Zen norif-
liitherife airfe err fsote amerifa-
nee oa er 100 pGt. amerifanere
! og bar life / Sin6e at bline onoet.
Meoens ri maaife fan f%orioare Rap-
net %nnorif", ina er oct fife beloigt
at babe ct Hobn, ser altio trGnger
til 5orflaring for life at blipe mis-
foritaaet. Saa lpnge 81 beboloer
Sroet norf, oil pi bliue betrag.
tet iom en- nfremmeo Strife, og
oct bill bore Ell Sinoring / port
Irbei6e blanot andre 0~ationolite-
ter. CAB os finoe ct Rann, Der If
fe afionorer os 90 f%orbinorer os /
of orbeioe blonot Dc mango 5olfe.
Ilae, Der uoger ben nmerifnnife Na-
tion. Rannet yllniteo lutheran On
mob bar peret i%oreilaaet men nj
er reoe til of tagc inioo SoriIaa
til mt Raon. Neu lao os fao
Goranoringen ina inort Tom nm
Iliet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15
I.... q ..ao

Aae Menigbeoer, Der life bar
ienbt Mapporf til Snmimnesta
aaSierer, Cito Sanien, om buor me.
set DC 6ar inullriuer.s % inoienot
till OfOntermisipnen broes ueluilligil
ON at epre bet %itrafs, for at aaS,
I~ereren fan bape iamme inoen Nesn.
ifabst ilnttes, o. at vi fan blipe
Stan6 til at rnpportere angaaemos
Soloatermisiion til Marsmpbet,
Der err nemlig Menisbeber, bet
Dor inoient penscna birefte til Hai
tionaI Commissions ellcr inoirefta
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15

bar life flere al ben SIags Bib
Ter % fun ct meget inoifr9ntet
0pIag al Salmebeger, iom alt tio-
ligere meooelt ira -Suiet.
Om hi fan oerte poerlige gris.
Iorbeielie pao 9eger | 5remtioen,
oeo ieg life. Men Ell SnoifrGnf'
ming / Den ieooanIige aabat til
greiter og agenter er bit lore
%itopenoe. 9ogle ifonoinapiife 5ors
lagsiorretninger bar allereoe taget
Sfriot | Den Hetning.
ga Der er Enlfe ON, at 0onlfe'
rem og &irfeblooet ma blipe trpft
meo latinife Upper, beitente 0i'
reftionen at onnlooe Idrsnigoet
aenmare, u. O., ON at ~opernele
ben Sag % treife 9%eitemnelie
oesnngaaenoe.
9aa @runo al pore BLADES fnop'
pc Spalterum blep oct beitemt, at
Ii 6remtioen oil Ser funne blipe
fpitteret irit ior Den iamleoe Snm,
Iom lmaotte inofomme neo lofale og
prinote Snolamlinger; meoens Der
oerimoo bill bline forlangt Veta-
ling for &oiiteringer, bpor De en-
felte 4oiter enifes ofientliggiort.
5 5remtioen bill Der | oDanife'
rem" blioe bolot aobent for Ell
Weoefalenoer", bpori fan noteres
|3io % Steo for @isiionsmeoer,
ltnaoomsmeoer 0. /. 2nifes DER
imoo Ell iploigere 9efenotgerelie.
ifoI Der betoles for iamme.
6slaenoe 0ireftionsbeitemmelIc
ifal ieg afifripe belt: ia Mars
meoet / Reenab, isis, 1917 be-
itenltc, at o9rpiter % SGrere mac
fra 1. San. 1918 f%oruobeitille og
betale for pore 9laoe" bar 0ireftio'
men forItaoet oefne 9eilutning iaa.
leoes, at Der ifiiloe inofasieres
fuIo Bris, bnilfet er ifet ira gtpt'
aar 3. u. Wien b~egrunoet paa en-
feltc alager allgaaenbe oenne Be
itemmelic anmooer 2ireftionel1
~9(orsmeoet / aenmare 1918 ON
nrrnlerc 5orfloring." Bent iao, I'll
Oct bar talt.
DIR. q. z. 0ielien, Ges Moines,
Sa., inoienote jim &eiisnation lonl
Weolem al 9ireftionen. DIR. Niel'
fen angap life @runoen for i'm
SratrpoeIc; men oct or in%noipnlig'
uis Den, at ban iom 5orretnings'
marlo bar ponifeligt ueo at DIRE
1io poa oct efstra Irbeioe lonl
0ireftionsmeolem, tbi oct er life
Snteresie os Snoiigt, War. Rielien
niangler. 9ireftionen mootog @e'
iignationen,, og eiter "@egler for
&. 6. g. s. 5 10, Der lpoer:: pIlu'
Iiae 8afancer / Direftionen nofpl'
oes al oenne ielo inotil fsrite Mars
msoe~ blep ct mt Meolem polgt.
8alget falot paa aolonialbanoler
Grit Scnicn, Omaha, Webraifa.
gcrmeo uenlis Silien til Seie'
fre6fen. Siiif M at bore goo %
fro MOB bort 5~orlagsbns. Oct bil
aerne spe en- goo Misiion blanot
port Golf / @eiterIeo. men OH og
ieg mlaa itaa oct Ri, iaa Waisiioncn
fnn lpffes.
\ W. Snnfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15
Gn np 3clieion,

Der Iiener Wiarp Coins antifriite.
liee og uni6enifabelige fritelig 8i.
oenifab, men er mere oioenifabelig
nnlagt, bar liee pit Jig. De ban
ofte Ell, TO eler fIere Seliioesaoer
tisiementer / 2anoets itsrite Blade.
De err meget iprige boooe til at lam
lie 9enge oe til at uobreoe oeres
2Grc, mart bill DC ienoe Apoitle til
9lmerifo % liot icnere til europe
tiger be enoog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15
Spab gpr pi?

Sar pi uorettet, bpoo hi bar boz
ret | Stano til2 er pore Sierter
iaa fuloe al acknowledges for
ben 5relie, Der er bleneu os til
Del, at pi iperger Serren ON, bpaf
ban oil, at ri ifal gsre2 So, jog
iperger for nit eget geofommenoe
Bill on, fore SGicr, life nof beic
anG % ipsrge big ieln oct iamme2
20 Ting Deo iee: Sapan tiltren'
ger Seius ariihis, og oeo bans
Raaoe er pi fommeil til at fenoc
bam.
Silien ira eoers eDen ~lloicnoiil8
). 81. I. 70 ntber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15
Srep | a 5apa
atr. 80.
fprifelligt.

Get por elIers 3anfei at iortTIl.
Iiot ira mine iiblte 9eies / Moii OF
Sbimonoiefi, men Der er forifellige
andre Ting, iom ica hopoe spit ii.
at ifripe li6t ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15

Naar Laserne henvender sig til Folk,
som ayerterer i Bladet, enten for at
kobe hos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
ON Diet averterede, bedes de altid ON
tale, at de saa Avertissementet / dette
Blad. bet vii vere til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15

meget panIfelige 8ioer / Meoe. @og.
lie faa bliper MiIlionerer, men Mil.
.lionerne lioer Mangel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15

Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-09
Neicb0fts>aalenbe
@ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 alan,u 9Iasa = hnbi9 n1pbi'erte
RENE 3immer. 75e u1o 81 PRO gao per
8odle $500 nno aufpdrts. Mites Ss1es
ehort Grodett 658.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-09

@srbG6tig. Mann: Sine
W}ugenerpeiterung 6ab' iA, ia8t Der
Doctor. 8rau; 8as fe6lte nod, bab
ou nod mebr trinfen %f0nnteitl
@rf6perts 4rbeit. -
@el6i9Habtl mad benz Raiiren gum
garbi.r): MAS bttommen sic? Bar
bier: 20 qfennis, mein Serrl 9slb'
IhnsbsI: SD Oents, Eafiren tottst
muir 10 pfsnnis2 Barber; 10 pfsns
mia fit 5aar.fn6sn, msin !3trri
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Grdt Yrefe fit stras: sonna6enb ben 9. 8e61uar 1915.
Giienbabn 5abrplan,
I. & G.. N.

I. & C. N.
Np. 12-Gon 2nreoo =. n1or9er1s 500
$50. 6-9on Qarebo. .nadn. $3.50
SO. 5-Gon ct. 2uuiS morgen5 9:15
SEQ. 1-uSunlbine Special" bon
ct. Qoltis ...... abenos 9:45
So. S-Gom Norben .aheitos 500
$50. Son Sort @orth, 8aeo,
0ouIton ut1o Sal1ta Sc
Srten ........ 11prger15 $50
9(bTahrt-
$50. 4-9ad) 8aleIti1e pornl. 11:0o
So. 2-.Suni6ine gpeeial" nad
ct. 2ouis moraens 500
$50. 9{2ofal5ug raf 3anlor II.
@olIeb Suirction .abenos 600
SO. 6-Nod ct. Qoris, 8aco,
Sort 8ortb u1o aanias
9TH .......... dpelloS $40
So. 1i-g}od 0are6o (aenliihfsr
SANTA FE q. & G. N. Depot
Iuflnft-
$50. 7-Nom Noroen pornt. S:25
$50. 1-@om Ntoroen abenos 9;45
Nbfabrt-
$40. 2-Ra6 Dem 91oroen BORN. $500
go, 6-g}ad Dem g1orbel1 abebs. 8:15
M. X. & T.
Mnfunft-
SO. 19-@on @ouiton ..,,bornt. $40
So. 25-n&atp Slner" borit. 1870
$50. 9-@on &nco nno AuItin
.......... na6mittaes 40
SO. 20 y&otD 2imiteO" n6eros 7:20
$50. 1-o5eras SpeciaI" abe1b5 500
$50. 4-@adl al1itin uno @oco
morgef1s $40
yio. 2-nseros Special" BORN. 9:1o
SO. 30-~@afn 9irniteo" porr1. II eco
So, 26-aaatb Gylber" llab ct.
9onis Ii. &anlas @itb abhs. 900
10. 20-5d9lid 1ac1 6ollton ulo
@alpeiton ........ i1ad1t5 II 30
S. A. & A. 2.
@bfo6rt-
SO. 11-Noh Corpus @briiti,
9ouitou ltuo 8aco porm. 9:25
go. 10 ad aeueoD HADN'T. 1:25
So. f3-Iad Corpus Gbriiti uuo
Soltiton .... a6enos 1890
$50. 40-9fad aerrpille, M al
Sprntdgen 1rlorgei15 40
go. 42-0 ad Campo tanIep, MIR
an Son11tnger1, ,ttor9ens 200
SO. 44-Na1 Camps tauleb. nur
an 5onntagen, -. nad1n. 4:30
So. 46-9ta6 GampStanleb, nur
S~onnabenbs morgens 8:l5
So. 49-giah Camp tdnlep, 1itr
5onnabenos. uadlm. 1920
$40. 60-Nad Camp tanleb, tag1
lid ~allsgenontnlen Souna7
benbs ii. Solmtass BORN. $40
$50. 162-Nad Camp Stnl,leb tdas
lid allsgenom11et Soiula@
benbs ii. sonntaes nadlm. $3.50
$50. 64-Ha6 &errbile, td9lid,
......... nadmiftaas 4;5o
SEQ. 156-Nad Gerrpiae, aemiid1
ter 3ug, tdalid, misgenpm~
men Sonltdgs, nloraens 1:30
4nfunit-
SO. t2-@on a~iiiteuorten hadn't. 2:o5
SO. t6-&on aenehn abenos 7:05
SEQ. 14-Gon 5oniton it1b ails
~lienorfen -. moraers 500
No. 41-Ioit Ierrpille, llur an
Sonnta9en abeilo5 GAO
9en. 43-&on @ampS% tanlep, unr
Sonlttaas ,..... Dornt. 9:4l
SO. 40 Son Camp Stanley, 1lir
Sonntags, $1,000. abenbs l.21
go. 47-&on Camp Stnnlep, nur
Sonnabenos, nad5m. 2:50
$50. 49-Son Camp Stanlen. nm
Sonnabero ...... obeuo5 6:f5
SO. 16t-Son Camp Stanley, tag
Iid), nlts9enummen Gonna
henbs Ii. Sunrtaas, BORN. 11:45
SO. 63-0on Camp StduIep, tag
lid. allsgenpmnen Sonnas
bends II. Sonntags. abenb5 6.15
$50. 65-@on aerrpile, tdolidl
abenbs 9:1l
SO. f55-gon aerrbiIe. aemiihter
BUG. tdalih. m,sgenommen
5nnutaas, -. dbeno5 e:3G
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S. A., u. & G. q. & G. N. Depot
ARTESIAN BELT r. r.
q. 4 W. ". Gepet.l

g. 4 o. u. Sepet.l
antumit=
9io. 2o2-@on G6riitiuc, uadlm AS
Gbfobrt-
go. 2O1-Nah @briitine. . BORN. 500!
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PACIFIC LINES
Bictpriu Drift OIL.

Mufunft-
$50. 801--Saalid por 0ouitou.
Rort 2apaea, Sictoria uto
euero abellos f.U5
Nbiabrt-
NO, 302-8aglid) uaf Guero, Sic
toria. BORT 2apaca ui,o
9oultolu ....... u6eros Sis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
Little Interviews

recent trip 70 the upper valley I
found the crops promising, and fu-
ture looks bright TO me"
-El Paso's fire risk will be greatly
reduced by the installation Of the new
Wray- Since the installation Of the
little three circuit affair which has
done service for years. the town has
grown to where such a system was
almost menace Its inadequacy for
tunately had never caused any serious
results, but that is due to good luck
rather than good management. The
present system VIII meet our re-
qu-rements for some time to come"
Next Memorial day should see FL
Pasoans turning out en- masse TO the
I OFT Bliss cemetery. with flowers,
1lags and any other tribute to the
dead soldier boys who lie there" said
John r. Wyatt u venture to saw
that there are not a dozen Civilians
u the city who have ever paid the
TT Bliss cemetery their attention. and
in these days OF STRIFE and struggle.
II should not be overlooked Every
man ana woman should observe NAY
30, as they never did before It is
= become the nations most solemn
IL man power is to be the decid-
ing factor in the war. FL Psso ana
the southwest are to be well repre-
santec n its success" said Lieut. S.
p. Gracht The southwest is giving
2 great many men to the army and
nay and &c viii PROBABLY contine to
give great many more This sec
ton should be proud Of the .ounr
men The navy wants 1000 men from
here and, Judging by the way they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17

are enlisting. am assured there viii
be no difficulty in securing them"
we are all the time hearing Of
men who join the fighting forces of
the army and navy. but very little is
ever said about the medical depart
ment" said s. F. Myers To my
mind. the medical officers Of the
army are entitled TO great credit The
majority Of them have left lucratice
practices to Join the army and. un-
like the army officers. their educa-
ton needs be technical They are
compelled TO pass the examination at
the school they attend. then they
must pass a state board and finally
they must submit to an examination
by the army medical board. and all
OF these examinations are stiff. a
large number OF the army line Off
GERS are educated by the government
az the military academy. and their
education costs them nothing and. in
addition. the government pays them
a small monthly salary while they
are at school but the army medical
officer is educated at his own ex-
pense. Considering all things. the
medical officer is entitled to great
credit. but. like many other things
I'm the world. he always has It com
ing"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
THIS BID FOR LAS CRUCES IS
INTERESTING BUT UNTRUTHFUL

IS certainly true that u Paso IS WITHIN gunsho distance
Of JuaTez but that signifies nothing when there
gunshos Juarez tranquil and peaceful anyone
could wish and that fact also well known by Las Cruces
people.
know these statements in the Las Cruces paper to be false
to some and misleading others and is safe to
say that the people Of Las Cruces also recognize them
false and misleading Whoever the author may either
is much misinformed stranger is guilty Of STOPPING
to a very unworthy kind Of deception.
Las Cruces is very fine town. possessed of many ad-
vantages located in charming valley and full Of kindly,
hospitable people If the Baptist sanatorium
very much Las Cruces FL Pasoans would like to it
located there the denomination considers that FL
Paso possesses greater attractions but it would be
much better If the campaign for Las Cruces carried
on with due regard for truth and fair play There is
such thing spOrtsmanship. in going after
institutions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
Things In General
THE MAGIC OF MUSIC.
BY q. \.

THE MAGlL or IN 1A-a
nURUSG the opera season
II In the village formerly known
As New Amsterdam,
A musical friend invited ne
To 90 and hear
4 world famous tenor
And a colOratura contralto
Whose marvellous timbre
And technique were alleged
To hold audiences spelllQunQ.
7 went. but was not
Thrown into ecstacies
Bv the physical charms OF
The stocky, passe prima donna
Nor the foreign accent
And meaningless arm motions
OF the million dollar tenor,
And. to me. the chorus we're merely
organ grinders in pink ug1lsi
And didn't understand
Their vernacular nor
The motif Of the opera, II any
But the sublime music
Filled my heart with melody
I closed my eyes 20 shut out
The view Of the fat woman
On the stage and the
Other incOngrulties. ana surren-
dered
To the moods that surged within
The magic music took me TO
A rose streWu garden
Sweet with horeysuckle,
The droWsy hum OF insect lie
Joyous mate song OF birds.
Down the primrose path came
A woudrous girl with hands OUT
stretched
To greet ne
Glad. shining eyes,
Deep into which / looked
And saw true love
Cymbals crashed Rolling drumsl
A bugle blared-
men
Bursting sheus-whine OF shraD-
mel
BIurderous hate cleaning madiy
In adversaries' eyes
Hot, painting breath on cheek
As locked in death embrace
We struggled 10 plunge
our trench knives in the groin
The orchestral music died away.
Then swelled religioso
In measured dirge-
A tolliuE bell in monks retreat
COwled figures with doWnbent
heads
Filing TO evening vesperz
felt the perfect peace
And saw il in calm eyes
Turned forever from eTll world
Where men fight and lie and
cheat
And steal others wives
And never learn
LIES true meaning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
Years Ago Today

From The Herald OF
This Date. 1904.

THE new time card Of the Southern
1 Pacific shows that two s p
trains win leave Fl Paso for the west
daily instead OF one as heretofore
Rabbi Martin ZielonEa wiz deliver
the graduating address OF the High
school tomorrow night
With the entrance OF the Texas Pa
cific into the union depot company.
all roads entering FL Paso are mem
bers except the Sierra 3Iadre. Work
on the depot viii commence in a
month. it is said.
The strike on the santa Fe system
is complicated by the fact that the
striking boiIermakers have been
Joined by the machinists.
In sinking well near Oscura. y. II
the T. P. and S. E. drills suddenly
went through at 1900 feet. the bottom
having evidently dropped out OF the
weu. II is supposed that a subter-
raneau cave was struck.
FL Paso mining interests have COM
pleted deal transferring the Lex
iugton and Belmont copper properties
in sonora to eastern people. the price
being 100000.
Lao Tung has been surrendered By
the retiring Russians to the Japs
Port Arthur viii probably be aban-
doned in a few days.
Armenian insurgents in Asiatfc
Turkey have destroyed u Turkish
villages.
Russian navy officers are positive
that the japanese are guilty OF using
submarines in their naval operations.
Several officers claim that they saw
them i'm action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
Little IntzUieu
Speed Officer Hears Conditions On Concrete Road Are Bad
County Land Changing Owners More Rapidly Than Ever

% y AUTOMOBILE owner inform
Ame that conditions on the road
10 Vinton are terrible" said county
speed officer J. C. Sperro. He told
me that sutoists who have been
drinking speed along the road and
throw empty bottles in the path Of
other cars. NY Informant received
seven punctures in four tires On one
run along this highway, and all the
punctures were caused by broken bot
ties thrown into the road"
This is the grandest government
under the sun" said Joseph suui-
van In one side Sc have the gov
eminent prosecuting L ". VS. and
on the other side. we find the Arr
iona grand jury indicting the promi-
lelt citizens and mine owners in
Blsoee- know some Of the men who
were oeported in that memorable
roundup who are now doing their
olL n Francs and am sure the boys
VIII be glad 90 know that some OF
ne intellectual people OF Arizona who
Qla not Know the difference between
J. ~ W. and genuine union man
toccne1 Tor by the American Fedora
l-on OF Labor VIII also have q chance
,---.s = 90 taelr biz IN the United
sl-tea- Lee the E1od work 60 on"
7 have been examining the daily
SS-1ty records Tor i've years" said
2. y Lee and right now more
county land e. changing hands mar
= any time previous More deeds are
1slnB tlled FOR country property and
mere are more prospective tuve-s
- q JOIN the farming list on a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
Short Snatches
From Everywhere

mic German drive seems % 1e n.e
,-,,, mo a '.verboten" sign.-DeLroi-
Free Press 800. che no.
Another good thing ABOUT S-s 80
tato Is that il nasn su- p----
in it-Dallas News q s-,.,r-s
rifrle Holland may have 70 INV 90 ~.
che Aid Of the deep sea 20 save nel
from the devil on the otner SUI
49, yt-S,st "a become OF the old fash
- -,-or1oter who wished TO inter
esf he people in a new railroad-- -
me- nan who waits Tor the world q
Itch M with him Is usually pulnpe-
off the track when the Woi-u coi-'@7
ng.-Binghamton Press
Csber1es Schwab. who used 70 draw
$50 t6ev said) a million dollars 2
S-ea- from the steel trust, has joined
ne ranks OF the dollar year men
san Angelo Standard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17

r-vruv nav --o,-,ro--r
-
ALL THAT is good
AND ALL that cheers.
suorrD M b,-,-
AND DO"N deep
IN HER mothers heart
THERE LIES a dread.
OF AWFUL lists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
Uncle WolPs Denottred Poem.
Look Pleasant

news ta comes from oeT the nv face With fesT T
5;-a1
nov te nave pushed wedge Though the allies deem and 5
-e rs l TO hedge the tail
20 soon az those who sad the Teu this hour an
nes where hedging Nv wife
@ wren you are Tging with the you might dheen
P jay ana make MN think lost
40 James your lamentations fake; lose ph1os t 81
sn series We are bound to take What
GETTY 10 me barn Thus shaned
gay Men stand around and of evil Ie sv
whist
hit hearted -
CopyEnt y eeorgs Matthew Adams MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
Na1IEs - - NEWs-

Corridors a term used in German
diplomacB to justify the taking for
economic or political purposes, Of any
territory 10 which the eonquering
state has neither historical urle nor
claim The Germans az present re-
gard Servia as their corridor" TO
ConstautinopIe. while fSe demand Of
the pan-Germans for the retention Of
Belgium rests on the theory that
Germany can thereby obtain easier
tccess TO the Atlantic ocean.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
Every Day Should Be Mothers Day
Nowadays, When Hearts Are Breaking

on TO 49, -
@A~ " ---~ --------
,,-D e,pr
SIND tne plea
THAT FROM the east
AND FROM the west
AND NORTH.
4SD sOT-TH.
LET'S SIND the word
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
First Open Air Canteen
Opens In New York City

New York. May New York city's
first open air canteen was formally
enened today in Bryant park
Food for these canteens VIII be pro-
vided the wearera Of khaki and blue
at actual cost The canteeus are TO
be conducted b. the mayors commit
tee Of women on national defence. the
committee being composed Of many
Of the most prominent social leaders
OF the city.
Present plans call for the placing
OF other canteens in the parks and
open places as rapidly as necessity
demands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17

Each day adds its quota 10 the
growing army OF American wheat al
stainers- Total Abstainer clubs" are
being formed in some places by those
who are ready TO pledge their entire
wheat ration to the allies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17

Tn only way Z entertain some folks
1 Is T. let 'em do tn entertainin.'
Nov that they've taken German out O.
tn schools Why not take Latin out O.
tn seed catalogues2
Copyright National Newspaper Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17

The 10000 I W. VS." according to the Industrial
Worker, regard the government "an enemy" and
threatening trouble If the Chicago trial goes against their
precious fellow plotters They loud mothed but
dangerous only in sneaking way. They try to appear
to fight the government which has sheltered their
ungTatefu beings but they quick TO howl when hit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17

Hoover urges people to eat potatoes and they
glad comply but when restaurants charge 10 cents for
small baked potato bought in the state at S75 per
100 pounds It knocks Of the enthusiasm Of the
patrons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17

In all Borgums defamation about aircraft failures he
is at least entertaining and the fact that haven't the
airplanes is convincing enough if BOrglum isn't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17

Some day the German nation viii cry "Kamerad" and
quit but the surrender oughnt to be accepted until
some Of the devastation Germany has visited Belgium
and France been inflicted Germany. There
things money cannot indemnify.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17

The expulsion from Mexico Of American foreigners
who dared combat German propaganda IS Incl
dent giving added confirmation to the assertion often
made that the Mexican government leans toward Wilhelm
and his august house,