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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

have gained. Numbers OF nervous.
rundown people who were ailinE all
the while have Increased their
strength. and endurance in two weeks
time while taking iron in the proper
form. And this after they had in some
cases been going on Tor months with
out getting benefit from anything.
MANUFACTURERS NOTE - Nuxatcd
Iron. which is prescribed and recommend
cd above by physicians. is uot a secret
remedy. but one which is wei known 70
druggists everywhere Unlike the older
Inorganic iron products 90 IS easily assimi-
lated does not iniurl the teeth. make
them black, nor upset the stomach The
uanufacturers guarantee successful ard
entirely satisfactory results 90 every pur-
chaser or they win refund yoer money. IL
is dispersed In this city ny Union Drug
Co. Kelly G. Pollard 60. Ell Peso Drug
Co. Inc, and all other drusgists--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
Files Inventories OF
Three Estates Owned
Here BIZ Enemu ALiens

ing on instructions OF J. Mitchell
i's-mer. OF New York. enemy alien
custodian. has sent in inventories OF
three estates located in FL Paso and
owned by enemy aliens They are:
Nina Dieter Richter, German. estate
valued at about 100000. Frank
Knapp. German. one small piece Of
property; Joe Erker. Austrian. a few
notes OF small value.
Mr.. Cain Is working on several
other properties thought 30 be owned
by enemy aliens.
Mrs. Richter is a widow Of the late
J. p. Dieter. Of the old firm OF Houck
* Dieter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
WIN. 5. MARTINIQUE TODAY.

VIM. s Hart in The Gun Fighter"
thrilling western play Of the old
days. viii be shown today at the
Unique. together with the Allied Of
fetal War Review Of what is hap
pening on the fronts over there" II
you want TO keep posted on the prog
ress that is being made in this great
war. follow these War Reviews shown
at the Unique every weekday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
Lemon Juice
For FreCkleS
Glrlsl Make beauty lotion at
home for a few cents Try i'll

Squeeze Jae juice "a ,wO Iemons INTO
a bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard wnitA shake well. and you
have a quarter pint OF the best freckle
and tan lotion. and complexion beaE-
tlfier. at very. very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter VIII sup
ply three ounces OF orchard white FOR
a few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each day and see new
frecklss and blemishes disappear and
how clear. soft and white the skin
ha~o--a- Yes 90 Is l,--r-r.-- - A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
GRECIAN-1IAE MARSH.

ping story by Irwin S Cobb in which
Mae Marsh has the most sympathetic
part she has yet played, viii be shown
al the Grecisn theater today for the
last time in FL PasO-
Tomorrow the Grecian Will again
show the film sensation Of the year.
.-Tarzan of the Apes" This picture
played four days at the Grecian re-
Gently TO capacity-and the thousands
that saw IL are unanimous in their IN
srfured nrafse-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
O'COnnOrASked
To Make Race
For MayOraLty
etitions Now Circulating;
jim White Is After
McSain' S Place.

Municipal politics. now that the
/ county primaries are out Of the way.
is taking an active turn.
Petitions were placed in circulation
In FL Paso Tuesday addressed TO act
ing mayor J. p O'Connor asking him
TO make tie race for mayor and stat
Ing that it is the sentiment OF the
sieners that there should he no con-
test in the coming election; in other
words. the petitions state the belief
Of the siEners that 1Ir. O'Connor. who
is serving his second term as alder
man. should be elected mayor next
April without opposition.
II is recalled with some apprehen-
sion. however. that the recent county
campaign was 10 be -no-contest' ar
fair but it develored more fights than
q Kilkenny fair.
alderman OF men for other offices on
the ticket. but 10 is understood that
walter $. clayton. Roy Walker and
r. b. Stevens are three men selected
20 make the race with Mr. O'Connor
for aldermen. It is said that Mr.
O'Connor viii have the support OF the
majority of the present county Once
holders. in accordance with a compact
reached prior TO the recent county
primaries.
Those who are circulating the peti-
lions assert that the possible oppon-
ents TO lIr. O-Conuor viii be eN-
MAYORS ]. L. Sweeney and c. f. Kelly.
one OF both and probably both In
some circles it is said that Claude
Stewart. former jitne inspector. is
MAJORITY candidate
There viii be race for the city
assessorship and collectorship; that
is certain. w. p 3. McSIin is an an
nounced candidate for reelection and
james c. White is a candidate for the
office Mr.. White is already giving
his friends the information that he IS
running. He is the son OF the late
capt James White. for many years
sheriff and county collector and later
chief Of police
for harmony in the organization. sta
ting that he has been appointed 10 SET
these recommendations adopted and
enforced in Ell Paso and he urged ev-
cry dealer in the city 10 comply WITH
49, aHrr#H HnHr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
JOHN SIERsHON on VACATION.
w \ PIE RETI-rl = U.rn.r Ii

John Mershon. passenger director
at the union station for the past eight
years. leaves for Cloudcroft on his va
cation today. He will later 20 TO Cali
fornia where he will complete his
months leave. His place at the
station will be filled by Perry Hurst.
W 5. Rue, night passenger director
at the union station. has returned
from his vacation at California points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
SPECIAL To PHYSICIANS:

SPECIAL To PHYSICIANS: builder s ss s s; s 9 :
metal 70 WI o. h P
try N + end by @ y DR. y q Isl
Ct t rsS JfbrS TorI- Cbn
FL an d ~ OF tive
o ne
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED
LARD EXPECTATION; 2 HELD

Martin Moreno and Antonio Rodri-
zuez. both residents Of JuareZ. were
arrested by government operatives
Tuesday on complaint filed by the
customs department before United
States commissioner & L Kelly al
le-inE that accused transported from
one part Of FL Paso TO another 100
pounds OF lard. with the ultimate des-
tination intended as Juarez, it being
further alleged that no export license
was secured
Moreno and RODRIGUEZ both admit
ted that they had intended selling the
lard TO a Japanese merchant in Jua-
rez. but they said they did not know
they were violating any law COM
missioner Kelly ordered each held for
the grand jury in $500 bond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

Our government waus= you 10 store
coal earlv-do IL now
Hefd Rros fIncl nhone 36-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

for harmony in the organization. sta
ting that he has been appointed TO set
these recommendations adopted and
enforced in Ell Paso and he urged ev-
cry dealer in the city 10 comply with
the wishes Of the war association
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
THIRTY VILLAGES HELD BY HUNS FALL TO ALLIES AS FRENCH
AND BRITISH FORCE KAISERS HOSTS RFNEWARD IN FAST AND
FURIOUS BATTLES IN WHICH PRUSSIAN FRONT HAS CRUMBEC
COMING SCHOOL TERM
fH(NNlJE, ID &c bEST EVER
High and Ward Schools Open
Sept 9th. Splendid School
Man In Charge OF High
School Work

The mblie schools Of Guthrie viii
ts opened for thc tall term on Sept
rhie prumls 10 BE- one of the
nusl sasressml school years IL the
history OF the city Probably 40 viN
III the state has higher standard
% scholarship lor lis teachers than
Guthrie The gasde teachers must
y "a at least a diploma from rec.
eanlxea normal school and have had
one or morA wears teaching expert
eAep, aud The teachers In the hgh
school must hold as minimum the
. degfeo ffom college or mi
seisiiy of North Central association
standing The high school Teaching
iaroo Is NOW complpied ana consists
.. teacher A G Maddox. from
Columbia university viii he hlgh
school principal There are two or
three vacancies "a the rradr depart
penls due 20 designations There are
an abundance II applications with
which 20 fill these places In fact.
ne clts in Oklahoma the size of
Guthrie has had 90 few fosisnalions
hom teachers ms year
fh' entire school rlAnt hAI been
psefhaulcd ihl ummof. aud .Nten
slte additions haze been made In II.
bfary ami laaora'nr, facilities IN.
81 hool viii make spoclalt, of mni-
ials training The boys aud girla of
he heh school viii an wear ihe uni
fern Two good military men will
have charge of lhe work IN the hleh
school Th' school has secured guns
'is IA The local home guards
superintendent " r rlaueher. fof
merl, of Cordell OKLA. viii have
large of the schools ihls Year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
FIRST ARRESTS MADE
UNDER MORATORIUM
Furniture Dealers Accused OF
Seizing Property OF Msa
Nov In the Service OF
HIS Country

Nutkogee. Ass 2s-Ths fret arrest
ur5er he federal scf which satends
siofection ~ m families q soldiers
aEzinsf fbeir cTe e5.ior1 sss ~ under
ssy IN D. Unitsd sfs;s disirici oourf
4 dsy wher Ja1ts Ralph ? Campbell
.xbed warrants for san csiensoa and
= y Casnrio Henrye1is fsrnii8re
ceslers
Tbe warrants go osf fhaf Fred D
Wessen. sbo has Einoe been called Re
~ color. issf Hosember purchssed
tsrrifsre - m ro dealers on fhe
fr.sislirenf rlzn Two tsymenfs o
g. esch Se-e made Mr. Wessen al
icees afser her hsshsn5'f departure
- uas snsble - k~ep - the psy-
irenif ard provide for bsrpsE o.
1sir ~ zil-x -s. ~ dealers cane
~ ber ksine an took ne furniture
swsy frDn ~. Tss csse So bFoushf
a. ne ssrertios = re rniiss STATE.
Listri1 stiorBeg. - ineestixstio.
-as made and tbe ssrrents 6rs~r
-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
Guthrie Boy, Who Participated In Great Battle Of The
Marne, Paints Vivid Word Picture Of Battle Fields

The following unusually infsrestina
ieiter wss received rais week b, d q
Warren from his son. Ross. who Is
n1v 10 the fro. line trenches ~ith
m slsainbox DsFitIon IN Franc. Ross
hss seen fbe resi isirk and writes in-
ieresiinsiy o. the things that b. has
Witnessed. y
NJ dear father Personally. I
haven't written 70 yoa Tor . very long
ne bui y oosrss every letter write
home = meant fsr you - vel - he
rsst - the fsmi,s s-lf souid BE- quite
'Ispossibie 70 wrzle ln1it itldnaiiy 70
e1ch of yoa an1 then % coarse tbe
ness of o1s sssld necessarily BE- TIE
Eess ooutzaBed r. ihe OTHERS as ~
q teii esefyibinx vlrhin fhe bounds
Zach time Dnd Il convenient or pos-
tlble 70 write h0re
hzsenf written 20 suytedy for
sbouf f~o weeks s.csuse - fhs fscf
IA; - have either be~n On ne nnore
O contemplating one and ~ ma
c4lns xith shics ! % al NJ Erifinz
hzs been pstked most q the tine
We moved soon sfter ! srois yos LAST
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
VALUABLE Oil LEASE
IS IN LITIGATION
Difference OF Opinion A. To
Rental Price OF Kay County
Land Puts Matter Up To
Federal Court

A suii filed IN lisir.ei ooaft u kar
count, a'sins lor specific perform
t.oe. xas this m.rning fransferred 20
United sIsfes 80 ~ oa appiissiion -
The non resident defendant
The cause la eailiisa = n Aibfixhf
- X o Kee. and involves ~ nonh
haH - ~ south half of teeiion a..
t1~nship - norm. ranEs : e.si. IN
tsy county. and Wss begun bg plain
IN % com.<i sp~cifie perfofmanes
r. ih~ myier q ~ oil ans sas iesss
"a me iabd ln qsssfion fialnfln a.
eiarea thAf defenlanf saihorirsd hlsa
Is iesse he irsfi Tor 81 per acre
hat h. % isaees the isnd. bat fhsf
- fendanf refused 10 eaecsfs ths
t4se The land - n fhe miast ~
7odBeiion. and b very saiusbis. ans
ths msln point q oonlentlon seems
- b. - 70 shstl.T lhs saskoglzailon
% lease b. deferdsnf -ss sufncleni
- bInd g. % . ssir1 Izrfy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28

letter about 40 seeks ago. believe
lie letter which contained a money
lder FOR $1,000 Several days ago
mailed y0a by Ieroel rost a German
Helmet IN one psekage. German
bayonei IN anotfer and sfili another
bct containing tas TOP q . German
ness-kii. = sI,oca which hss = hls-
tery. . German csrrldse case and >
snail caniefn. slso German. al o,
vkieh 5icke1 ~ soD1 after the Boche
ssere driven bsck from this sector
There j. NJ need ~ uenilonins ths
name - fhe district fer n yoa have
Len following he papers ~ 81 re-
Gently. you knoE where fher hare
been driven on ~ fheir Iock.s and
$50 tbs GerIasns kno~ fhaf there arr
iiousan1a and l.onsands % Ameri-
car behlnd thsss Iines u fscf ~,
kro~ i . fheir forror Thk i hos
: hsDpened - fms shese srfIeies men-
fioned above
y rs about ooe s-ek amer ne big
dive started - - Bochs and -hieh
tsrninzfed n fhssr utter defeat on
this section q ne line. The Bocbt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
N slNCU|NARY BATTLE ON MEXICAN BORDER US.
TROOPS ADMINISTER SOUND IHRAsH|NG IOMEllCANs

Nessl~s Aras Aug = -.AmonT sAs
Americans wounds-d IS l.seai Colone
FREDERICK Hermsa. commandsr Of ~
border patrol aese His wound j.
,oi serious.
The fighting began at ~ yes'ef-
asv afternoon when . Mexican al
tempted 20 cross into the lni'fo
sistes 4 A Bar3er a United siaies
customs guard twice ordered ne
Mexican 10 halt and when The latter
failed 10 comply With fhe command
Barber drew MS pistol bot GA not
rrc Two Nea an customs guards.
:ccordiug 70 Barbers account. resent
a Ms inierference Win The Mexican
s.eklng 10 cross b. line and opened
file
Their bnllets missed Barber but
atuck Barney LotI. 10 charge q ne
American guards iofz ~a- shot
,lru TIE arm am 'he lungs and ran
% the Western L ion Teiegra h Office
nearby o. the American side. shouting
.or assistance he fell nnoonsc.o1s
- The door and va removed 10 ne
b.se hospital NJ Re- BE- died
A. n. Nexicsns buiiefs struck Doit
I.arber returned ~ fire and iei'ea
he MEXICAN guard ~ho had moriA'is
s-ruuded ths c0rporsi
The firing then became general
.'.niozns sppe4r'ng suddenly 10 ihe
fcor~syf q h00rss. oa ihe foois o.
buildings snc In ne surrounding hiiis
s,l sheoflnr scrses into International
seenus. he psi1cipsi street o; tae
.nln to-ns and which forms iht
boundary ilne.
Anerscar soldiers on Isfrol duir
returned fhe firs and ~ APPEAL fof
:. inforoen~nts rss seut 20 csnf
sspken Liifis. nssrbF. l@eui coiontl
psrnusn Responded = n head q folr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
Crisp Neu 81 and 81
Bill, To Be Printed

T~esssv offsciss tsosy a.
,.o~srec tse 's>ssnee g 800. 90
60 secersl res.0sc bsns noses q
. ne~ cspsr-
TIE ~e~ -stss. ~hirA are - &c
rs~s,sti,rs q O. s-c s. 49, -
zee soi> race - ire -stirerne-s
g sg.e~ cs-fiesiss ~aich srs
b<sns ~s-s1rs~n t-o- ci-csistior
% slss- ssiisrs srs b<srs -eitss
i--o bslIio-L
--e ss-e q e s. ,ste bes~t
po~-rsi- - ~ss-i-s-er- O. tne
-ese-se see . - ezsis = svii
rr.- se<se-Nrs pcts-s soo~ns
f-< sore- EFT .<-1 co~rer q ire
81 ro-e TIE reverse see 5<zrs
pic..~ - t,e Iz.ess tsD< g s--
e-srs~ o->-s-sssr-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
WHILE FRENCH SMASH HUN FRONT ALONG nOY[ LINE,
BRITISH HAMMER ENEMY IN SECTOR EAST Of AnnAS

Cernan fufcra ~ naalharh risanik
sfe rrtfsailus oysf slds front Aft
- iheaeaptufe ~ llsss n ihe ffenen
t.steraay ~ German ffaul h.e
etumble5 rhs zines shlsh have hsIa
hack M ftenoh snd british for 'he
lasi tso weeks ar rlslas say aaa
iedays official reports ahow the
French on Inc le~a ihau fhres miles
pssi at lhe samme river ana canal
rhirp Villages hass been captared
~ IN. frsash m lhe advance whieh
Das started eafly russaaf mornlnx
ttsulues ihs ,enfsr nf the orrman
ha, hefesra Rove and me aomme
river o. u floss seaf ihroash ihe
taul.usld has aeru CAPTURED and
t-sny other ,hsl points hsve been
taken from ne isifesiiag easms
Nhiie che Fssnsh have sssn alassh
ia The rufml ffuui aioaK he
chaulnss lioys uas me frl,lsh have
f~uns forssrd ln ~ sector east u
Afras Narih of ihe Auas Cambf&l
cad thsl bass lvalhsd ~ oaiaklfis
. ihe Villages pf ilauaoafi Rsmf
a. noirf Noiff rssme aboui q milr
eI 81 ~ ihs positions shefs ihsf ~ef~
htowu - bt lel sfaaf snd seii east
o. the iiinfsnbl1K line soaih -
ifs somms fhf british have tAAeu
Feuosasonri shlis north 81 ne river
f.rs hn~~ r=+-~-t nssfs sll of ffonss
asoI
in fis fiandefs ares fhs bfitlsh
have advanced ihalf Too over q irosi
f faaf mIlss s.iflas fhr Neaf Ier
gtin read rhls ss lhs sfsa rons
shi,h lh' offmars have been rsiIrias
co. ihs iasi thfs- ~rsks
on ihs north ssir|if fhr srsrlt
iae British hsss braksa tArouxA n
i..udsnbarf Hnf sa ffoni - IN
lss ~ more snI fanilnas fhelf rash
n+isf - adssaes * ilrse mii.s ra,s
4e..sl~..s - p..s $780,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
SOME INTERESTING DATA
ON WATER PROPOSITION
Report OF Engineers Made To City
Commissioners Gives Idea OF
How Much Water Can Be
Held In Reservoir

For The Information of the general
rtbllc in re The water question We
quote from the port u the engi
necrs which WAS presented to lho city
commissioners under date OF Jan q.
1918
Proposition - contemplate The
ccnstIue,ion Of an earth fill dam with
oCncretc core Wall ia The southwest
a. aricr ~ section 10. across a small
creek approNimaf eiy one half mile
touiheas, 81 ihs present wsierworks
sietion. The drainage area above his
dam is approximately 500 acres The
funon from this arra would be too
sWall 90 even be- considered There
fore Il wil be necessary 20 nll the
reservoir formed by this dam by
s4..
fIanffnunf t.U nam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
.Airplanes sLocate.S Stills,
Moonshiners Sur
render To Guns

Columbus. Miss. Aue 2h~Ar up
tithe minute fsid aealnsf a nest
Of MASSES spl moonshlnsfS ~as
staged near hrs when an aif
plane posss. accompanied ~ ,hs.r
planes by federal reserve aosn's
fssre,ed out and took into eus,o
dy number = natives charged
with operating Illicit s,ili.
The air armada descended upon
the moonshiners IKE holt out
Of the blue The mooeshlnsrs
belisvco the machines we're ,rss
eling on iriai lights. until pilots
and federal operatives we're 81.
mos, upon thsr with ievsisd "a
volvsfs
The sulis which had been
sought fof several years, were 10.
Gated reesri'y ~ sirmsn from
a nearby ,rs'n.as camp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
American Boys
Held In Germany
Ask For Books

New YORK. Aug 2s--Amsrican
soldiers held prisoners In Ger.
many want books, rarors. base
balls, bsts and gloves, tennis rae ,
aseis and shoes. according 10
letter received by the Y NJ c a
and made public here today.
The letter 10 from the frat
group Of soldiers placed IN Ger.
man prison camps and was sian.
ed by Lieutenant Strauss The
soldiers want especially books on
anatomy, zooiopy and geology.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
D'Annunzio Raids
Pola Because Fec
Upseis His Glass

italian Front. Aug 2s--MaIor
D'Annunrio. VINO iec the air raid
on vienns. has carried out an ao
ventvrovs personal reprisal for
the Austrian night air raid IN
which an enemy machine oropprd
bombs literally within q yard of
hs sleeping quarters. The bombs
did not explode. bU, their thvc
broke glass from which D'tn-
MUNRO ~ss drinking. The soldier
poet ssyly saw the matter a. one
of personal vengeance, ana flew
100 miles strsleh, across the 40
ratio 70 Pola. dropped fourteen
bombs on the arsenal and return
ed safely.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28

Lad evacuated and were In ful flighf
- Jones and tlsnned 70 80 up g.
ciose a. possible 10 The fleeing Ger.
ans and see shat we could see W.
started about O'Clock In ne morn
inr u vas rain'ng OF and On In
Lsavy showers and then u would stop
Tor . few minutes We managed 10
rsi = ride for sbJtt ig kilomefern OF
fte distance and then starred on fhs
like However. 40 sere successful
In getting another lift later on and
this time rode within bllomsiers of
fl.s city - C--~----- p oar
Lnai dsssination. Along the road and
~ far - we could see on either side
szs destruction IN shell holes sefe
- ihlck and close for~ther thzt y
vosld be prset.1 giy impossIbis 10
sslk eKoey; IN ine road bsd shich
had been rsysired ~ fhossspss of
rI~nch soldiers J1st 81 fssi 81 tn
Boehe evacuated
in fhis counfrv treat trees mari
every highway. seinr plsnssd10 met
fco1firn~1 - rsss sls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
FOCH'S WARRIORS
TAKE $4,000 HUNS
That Many Prisoners Have Been Pcnned Up
BY Allies Since July l; Death List In Prussian
Ranks Has Been Appalling; Allied Pressure
On All Western Front Sectors Continue
Hindenburg Line Reached and Overrun.
BULLETIN.

Washington Aug % The number OF prisoners taken by Tho
allies July has passed the 10000 mark General March
said tdoay
Latest dispatches to the department General March said do
indicate cessation the allied They apparently
continuing their progress the FLANDERS front
Since last Saturday the Briin result Of their persistent
advance have the Hndenburg line distance Of
mile n a front of three miles
The French advance noted in htls official statement
from Paris the chief of staff pointed marks the creation of
another deep salient the which being
between the The French reached kese and
within two miles OF ahe Sommr this
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
YANKS HAMMER
CREASERS SOUNDLY
More Than 200 Mexicans Are Killed In SAM
culinary Battle On Frontier Near Nogalesl
Arizona Last Night; Three U. S. Soldiers
Killed; One of Them Captain Severa,
Other, Wounded. Mexicans Are Given
Sound Beating.
BULLETIN.

Noeales Aug IS Profound regrets iof yesterday e
between soldiers expressed o
Elias Gales military of Sonora to Brlgadef ohe'
De Rosey Cabel telegram received from 1ehera eae AZ
Madsena Sonora General Gales stated he had oeeh
order 10 border by President Carana 70 express
these regrets personally He scheduled TO arrive mere n morn
ing General Csbe arrived at from Douglas Inc con
ference is 10 be held in Nogales, ARA today
Reports negro cavalry the international
during the shooting Yesterday officially confirmed here TO
day detachment cavalry crossed International Avenue
a, m and block into Nogales Sonora 10 clear he
adobe houses Of snipers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28
Mop Makers Prepare
Sheets For Allies
Crossing the Rhine

paras. Aua 7e--Ne~ ~sr maps
have appeared N the PARIS book
shop windows n the issi cay or
two. They 81 ~ the lire of the
new front sitter the allied victor
les of July ano August
what - even more significant,
the map makers have EXTENDED
thei- sheets on the east 20 include
both banks % The Rhine This Is
; ot of geography IN which pub
iic Interest has suddenly become
actual. instead of academic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-28

Two boys Ceotsc smith and orsule
willis. were picked up by the police
90 the charge ~ stealing b.itlne
nom the lioaEhion giL in vssf Gu,h
RE They have becn turned over Co
ih' county suibofi'les for further In
ssstieaiion