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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
LOAFERS

We have before us an unsigned communication protesting
against the proposal to arrest every person on the charge OF
vagrancy who does not possess a work card to indicate that
he is regularly employed
The writer says it isl diabolical proposition, and an insult
10 the workingman.
On the contrary, ii S an insult, if there can be such a thing,
to the habitual loafer. The man who loafs on the streets while
other men work is the one who insults honest labor.
The unusual conditions existing throughout the country
have done much toward equaEzng the burden that some have
shirked and others have evaded entirely in the past.
The rich and the poor stand on an equal footing in the esti-
nation of the country. The rich man is not respected for the
money he has stored in a bank, and the poor man is not
esteemed for the strength he has stored in his muscles. Each
deserves respect, and is shown it only insofar as he utiizes his
resources for the common welfare; not for what he could buy
if he spent his money; not for what he could lift if he employed
his strength, but for what he actually produces.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01

Now that the influenza has gone, let it keep away. lie.
there re no farewell visits after the manner OF stage folk.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01

AND HE'D go again.
WHEN HIS leave was up.
AND THE street wouldn't know.
THAT HE had been back.
OR HAD gone again.
AND THE camp wouldn't know.
THAT HE had gone.
OR COME back again.
EXCEPT FOR his name.
WHEN THE roll was called.
AND MONTHS went by.
AND THERE came the day.
WHEN BARRAcK bags.
WERE ORDERED packed.
AND AFTER that.
HE NEVER came home.
AND A card brought word.
THAT HE was in France,
AND YESTERDAY.
A LETTER came.
AND HIS major said.
THAT HE had died.
RIGHT UP in front.
AS HEROES die.
AND THEY'LL put a gold star.
ON THE service flag,
AND THE street won't know.
WHO IT was that died.
AND HE won't be missed.
EXCEPT IN his home.
WHEN THE war is done
AND THE boys come back.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
TOO TRUE.

CLOTHES don't make the man." quot
ed the wise guy. That's right" agreed
the simple mug. MANY a fellow isn't
as bright as his necktie would make
him appear"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
A SEA FIGHT

Germany has a good-sized navy-some dreadnoughts that
compare ~favorably with anything afoat,
This navy has been in hiding in the KEEL canal, protected
by Helgoland, since 1914. 1t made one little sorte not long
was not decisive in any way. The best Germany. could claim
was a dogfal.
One of the conditions precedent to peace will likely be a
surrender of this navy. England, and maybe the United States,
will insist OH this. 1t will be a bitter pill for the Germans to
swallow this. They have boosted so much of their navy, as
ashamed to do this without a fight, and the result of a fight can
be ioretold even by the most infatuated Hun, The German
navy has been materially strengthened by taking over the Rus
sian navy, which contains some powerful fighting machines, and
sticking point, and induce them to mobilize all their ships and
hazard the chances of a sea battle, National pride is a powerful
incentive, and the uncertainty Of the issue may convince the
powers that be that the desperate effort would be preferable to
a craven surrender. The German people have already been ask
ing, why is a navy" If it is useless, why not put it to the
test and destroy il, and in this way do away with an expensive
liability?
This world war has been the greatest drama of all the
ages, and a sea battle would be the greatest dramatic factor in it.
In case Of an engagement the German navy would have
to come out in the open waters and challenge the British. Then
the Russian ships would come sweeping down the Dardanelles
to assist.
1t would be a great sight, worthy the pen OF a Hugo. All
writers of ability would like the opportunity to describe il. For
some time it has been rumored that the Germans had armed
their ships with guns of longer range than those possessed by
any other navy. We know that they have done much in the
way of constructing long-range guns; but the British and Ameri-
can naval fighters have surpassed them even in this respect.
One sea battle would end the war, and remove the German
menace permanently. The spectacle would be a glorious one.
A ship like the superdreadnought Queen Elizabeth, of the Brit
ish navy, with her powerful guns, would be like a floating
yesuvius.
Great, modern battleships have never been tried out, and the
outcome of a sea battle would be moncntous.
Such a battle may come. 1t may have TO come before we
get to the end of this ugly business.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
Spbe sparf 0eptisen.

- Gm Wfontag mur6e bic BermdbIs
ung BON Srdulein Cora Wiassnbaher
nit @arlDls Smitb befannt gemant,
bic am 8. Suli ifattfanb.
= Hobsrt. Der iueeublthe Sobn Der
@beleuie Srieorif Buher pon Drpn
Wfawr StraBe. ftarb lestsn Donnerftaa
uno wuroe 5reitas in BEN 8aibburn
Strabs 5rlsbbof beeroi9t.
- Der 15idbrise Soi.pt Dplisa
uno 13idbrige Soispb Palutis BON
Uiount Vernon Strass, welhe In bas
Wiaubattan Gheater einbranaen, rpur.
ben Sonntas Jtadmittas psrbaftet rne
oem Detentionsbaus iiberpieisu.
- 5rau Wiaria 9iem 1T am Conn.
taS Wtor9sn nod ldnsersr aranfbei {
seitorben nno Turoe am Disnitas Yor.
mittaa. nad elmer 2rauerfeier In ber
ct. Sobannis Stride, i'm 5riebbof ber
@emeinoe beissistt. Sis fpiro uon Der
Sdmsiter. 5rau Sobn 9eitsl. iibsrlebt.
- als 9ouis Dseuep uon 9. Wiain
Gpenue iih ON Utontas Nabmittas In
eafe Sincoln baoete. muroe er pom
8rdmpfeu bsfallsn uno mar gum britten
Dtal am uerfinfen. als ibn Der 0dhter
Grmbruiter ermiidte unb rettete. @s
nabm cine balbs Stunbs, ibn pisosr
3ur Seitnnnn9 5u bringen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
staOt nnO GDantb.
, 8odsnbIatt" Telspbon giummer 1T
Seu SI4S

- Der 16 Sabre alte Sarolb Ref
pom Wbeeler Npenue murbe Samital
giabt perbaftet uuo einseitsdt, neil Ell
aus oem s. s. Price Saben on Nbams
Guenue IS ssitoblen baben iou.
- @iubreher beIuften am Sonntal
giadt bic @nsrosldoen Der Clarence Is
EbOmus @ompanie uno Us. D. @banh
Ter @ompanie an Der unteren Nadanan
no auenue. srlan9ten absr nur 9erinst
Beute.
- 6arrD Warnfe. pelher Dor sinigtr
Seit on Utonroe Nueuue burh einen
bsrabsefallenen Drabt Der @oni iolibatsb
Geltphon @ompanie uerlest murbe, baI
am Srsitas seseu bic @ompanie cine
8lase fir $4,000 @nti6doisuns Elm
trasen laiien.
= Der ueue ftGbtiihs StraBenab,
waidsr. wslter fiir,lib gum Yreis BON
etmas iibsr Sc. 600 ansetauft muroe, III
am Disnitag 0iabmittas on Wtulb,rrp
StraBe Dor benz Stabtratb unb Oiref
tor Der 0ffentliben Werte elmer enogiil
tigen Probe untsrmorfen morben, mel.
DE Sufrisoenitelleno ausfisl.
- Slotmaitineu i'm Wsrtbe BON
$l4, 600. welds in Der fiirili6en Ra,,ia
aufsesrifsn wurbeu. iino am Wiontas
JfahmitiaS 3uerit 3ertriimmert uno
oann unter Der @sbar gpenus Bride
ourt Seuer pon Den County Beamten
ierlt0rt morben. @ine sro6e Wtenif)
snmense bsobadtete bas Sdauipisl.
- Sn elmer fiir3lib i'm 9ieoeriran,
@aiino OH GbamS Auenue absebnltsnen
Sisung Der Seamten bsS 9toroSItlihen
Sdnserbunoes pon Psnnlpuauia, on
wsldsr stpa Elm Oussno Wiitslieoer
tbsilnabmsn, lpuroe bslhlOiisn, bis nad
Yeenbisuns bes Srieses fein Sdnaer
isit ab,ubaltsu. aut ioll wdbreno
oisiss 3sitraumes Die 8Opiitsusr fallen
9elaHen meroen.
- Die S6ninbelsieu In Yerbino
uns nit Der llsten YrimGrwabl iollen
untsriuht merben, benn bas @eriht be
williste lestsn Oonneritas oas @elud,
DTS Diitriftanmaltes Dinreg uno orb
nste on. oaB Die @rOBssibworsusn Iid
ihon am 10. Gu9uit su oisiem 3ned
osriammslu lollen. Der Ontrittan.
malt trat oann iofOrt Yorfsbrunaen,
um Die Seusen, iiber 600 an Der 3abI,
fir Elm @riheinen Dor ben @rOBse.
ihWOrsnen auf3uforbsrn.
- Sin automobil, in pslhsm ssranl
0pman uuo isine 5amilie pon Bittstou
fnbren, perfeblte am Sonnta9 Utorgeu
bic Vsguns am wsitlihen @nos Der
Bride. iber benz Sall in 9iaD guo
Bart. gu MAIDEN unb itiir,te oann fupt
iiber Die 35 5uB bole Y6idung binab,
in Dem 9ebiiib unten lanoeno. gSun,
oerbarer @siis wuroe fsin Suialie Der
Wtaihire ernnlih usrlsst, uno tie ent.
fameu iammtlIb NIT einissn Abltlrf.
ungen. Gas automobil nuroe ieoot|
itarf beihaoi9t unb rib aud stma 81
5uB bes Stidensslanbers nisosr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
SaS Sbal abndrts.

9pblpr.-Sm Nltsr pon 4s Sabren
lift frhb am Sountag Wtorsen I'M Tap.
lOr 9oipital SObn gSsibel Der 0linb.
oarmsntSiiubuu9 elleseu. Der Ser.
itorbsne. stn friiberer @iearreniabrifant,
piro uon spei Shpsltern uno swsi
Briioern iiberlebt. Die Beeroisuna
fanb seitsrn Jiadmittas i'm WtsmOrial
5rieebofe itatt.
- 3piiden 800 uno 900 anesitsllts
Der @resnwoOo 3she slnssn Disnitas
Wfor9sn an ben Streit. neil Oiiieren.
3en iiber ben Sobn sntltanoen iino.
- Robsrt Muir pon Slo 6orsc, elm
Ssrsmann in Der 3ehs Der Sebisb BAL
ltp 9oblen @ompanie ,u WfoOlic, III
am Oiontas unter einem Dedsnfall &c,
fanesn uno ibm bas Rhdsrat sebrotsn
morosn; sr srlas Der Ysrlssuns Dad.
mittaSs I'M 2aplor 9oipital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
&tabfrafb.

Wfagor @onneu tberwies an Sreita9
bem Stabtratb bic @ntiheibuns osi
Arbitraioren. In melhem ben perihiss
bsnen ftdbtiihen Nnseiislltsn cine 3ohn.
erb6buns bemigigt miro. @r oriidte
,uslsid Die poffnnns aus. baB bie Yin,
9elegenheit prompt oiinitis erleoi9t wer,
ben wiiroe. Die Sahs lit on bas So.
mttee referiit morben.
GBilliam 3. Bolanb mar anipsisnb
uno mahte ueriflebene Yorihldae in
beSus anf ben Deiiungsmittslauitano.
NnQenommen uno referirt.
Der Stabtannalt berlhtete gegen bic
5oroerunssu uon Srau 8, Wiol, 5rau
Wm. Wf. Suebes unb Srau @lmer
SDeet rsferirt. linton S'9ara's
@ntiAdoi9uns murbs auf $50 ieitse'
feet /; aud referirt. Die =. YB. Eeels
Sorbsruns wuroe aud ablhldsis snt'
itieben uno iollsu oehen Nouofat n
bissbssuslib benabridtist weroen.
l .Dlrsftor Nllen berihtete, baB pier
bisbsrise an9eitellte. bic iest i'm He'
9ierunssbienit iteben. fiir ibre abiding
iSen eius beitipmts Summs srlaubt ba,
ben wolleu ; rsferirt.
@ine Reiolntion besislih Der Sanb'
itiItun9 uon Sol. unb Srau g. u. Da
tres wuroe unterbreitet, eln9etrassn
uno ioll ibnen aud Iberreidt merbsn
@tne Bilti6rift fir Elm tidt bel can
oerion Ioenue uno Dsttg StraBe. TO-
wie cine Hsiolutiou fir Aufauf urr
Sano ,Diiten Bouleuarb suenue unr
BEN Sadawanna SluB. wuroen rsferirt
@ln slsibes ysibab nit Der $75 Sor
oerun9 Der Srau Wt. Du9gan. Oas
@uta1ten bes Staotanwaltes, oaB oi
Staot fein Redt babe, cine Baullnl
feit3uitellen, Duroe blnterlest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
NnS bem pberen Sbale.
(Slrhbalb Sprreiponbeu,.)

- Der 19 Sabre alte Patrid 8ren.
nan pon Arhbalb, mslfer iih 5ur aus.
bllouns In Der -@reat Natss 9iaual
Iraiuins Station bsfanb. 1T Dien.
itas in Chicago. Su.. bel einem auto.
mobllunfall setOotst Dorbsn.
& Der IA Sabre alte Rubolpb @si.
Jar pOn 2broop nuroe Wfoutas Wtor.
gen, ole er fib nit mebreren 2amera,
Den auf bsm Wese gum Besr.niammsln
bsianb uno babel Die Sarm bes safob
Grapis bel Oidion @itp hbsribritt,
pon bisiem in lsbenSssi6brliber Wsils
nit eintm Rsuolusr usrlest; Die 8uesl
fraf ibn i'm llntsrleib unb burhl6dsrts
Die 9eoGrme on perihisoenen Stellen.
Der 3nabe muroe in aussniheinlih
boffnuu9sloiem 3uitano ins Wfio.Val'
lsg Soipital senommen, n1breno mon
2rauis einitsdte, um ben Berlauf Der
Yerwunouns abjuwarteu. @r bebaup.
tst, oas er nur Die Snabsn sri1reden
mollte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
Nprb Scrantpn.

- 5rau @aroliue NeinB pon Penn
ausnue 1T seitsrn i'm Staat Soipital
9eitorbsu uno Dlro morssn 9tahmittas
besroist. @s iiberleben iie Der @atts
uno mebrere &inoer.
-D Der 5idhriss William Ponsonis
pon Sobler Npenue nuroe am Sonutas
Abeno an Prouioence Roao uon einsm
unbefannten Automobiliiten nieoetae'
fabren uno erlitt sinen ooppslten BruG)
oes linfen Beinss. @r murbe CUR BE.
banbluns nad BEN Staat 9oipital &c
nommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
1T isti ibrs 1amiIi.nmebi,in.

Ssrr 5ranS 3abr uon SBiltsnsburs.
3D.. idreibt rSeitoem i'd Sornt's
alpsnfrduter sebrauhe, bin ih niht
mebr nit Wtasenleiben seplasi. aud
iinb meme 3opfihmsrssn pollitdnois
uerihmunoen. Glpenfrautsr 1T lest
unisre 6umilisnmsoi3iu.- rlHslsl4 an
beren WisOi3inen wtro SOrni's alpsn
irdutsr uiht ourh ApOtbsisr Uerfauft ;
Sofalasenten liefsrn es oem PubIiium
oirsit aus oem &aboratorium Der Ser'
fteller. Or. Petsr Sahrnep & CONS
60. 25O1 Waibinston Yluo., SbieaSo.
sSu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18

& Su Dem SsbGuoe Der Scrnnton
&ebsnsperiihsruuss @ompanis. @de Der
Spruce Strase uno Nonms nusnue.
werosn bic SsahriiiibIe isit Wiontus uou
Widobsu srlsitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
0unmpre.

= Der 6idbrise anorew Bsoaf pon
@rie StraBe lift seitsrn 8Ormitta9 pon
bem ihnsren autotrud Der @rssnbur.
ger @rocerp @ompanie pon Sranflin
auenue. oaS @barlss Waso lsitstets.
ioiort setOotet morbsn. OILS er Don BEN
Ssitsnb,ett unO Dor sip Sintsrrab fisl ;
es muroe ibm Elm ShIoslbrub ,u9s'
fiist. Wiaso uuo iein @ebllie Samusl
wuroen Ipaler uerbaItet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
Sapaniides Seiratsseindj.

Gin iapaniides gIatt brinst fol.
eenOes Snierat: vgine iunge Dame
m06te iid uerebeIi6eu. Sic lit iebr
id6n bot ein roiiges, Don 6unflenl
&rausbaar umrabmtes @eiibt,
gugeubrauen BON Der Sorm oes
Salbmonoes unO einen iebr fleinen
uno iebr biibiden Muno. glu1 lit
lie iebr reid, reid genllg, I'M oil Der
Seite eines 2ebensgefGbrten ON
Gage Die 9Iumen bepunoern uno
in Der Na6t bie Sterne am SinmeI
beiingen 81 founen. Der Wann aui
Den ibre 8abl fiele, ntiiBte glei6.
falls jung, ibou uno sebilbet iein
unO nit ibr Elm @rab teilen nollen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18

Gin 9funb @ole. uno 6par ieIbit
eeIammelt, perlangt cine 2iga int
Staate SSoabo, Die einen 3pei9 oes
Srauenfomitees Der gtationalen Ser.
teibigung bilbet, als @intrittspreis.
8ou8iidter wiiien, oaB burd lln-
adtiamfeit beim @iniammeIn iebr
piel 8oae berloren eebt, uno Inn
Oas nad &rGften 5u perbinoern,
peroen alle oieieni9en pramiiert, Die
bemiibt iino, oie glbfaue gu iammeIn.
Sie Witglieber Der 2iga, Die mebr
als Elm Bfun6 8olle abliefern, er.
balten oafiir entipredeno benz
Vtarftipert ge5ablung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18

8obrIt4. es ift cine bDie
BeIt! Die Gisbe 1T seboriten, bic
8eriObnun9 fat Elm God, bic Barn.
ber5igteit bat ben !Sentel perIoren,
unb bem 9lauben lit Der 9oben auss
gefallen.
Spbn s. Mpsrs, 43 Sabre
alt, uno SamueI 9saer, 16 Sabre
aIt, betoe aus 4ltoOna, pa., iinb i'm
Suniata Ripsr, srtrunten, aIs bas
tleine RuOerbpot, in bem iis fubreu,
umi4lug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
Bon Der Gdbfeite.

Gin Stammhalter bat lih bel ben
@hsleuten Safob Sab pon Bittstcn
duenue ein9eitellt.
Ralpb, Sobu Der @belsute Ralpb
Brunsr uon Prospset Guenus. 1T ssft.
ern 9,itorben uno Dirb beute 'm 8athe.
orale t5rleobof bssroist.
Die Ysrlobuns uon Srdulsin @hitb
@. 3ammer Don Broof StraBe nit
Bbil Shiller uon, @eoar gluenue. lift am
5reitag abeno an9efiinol9t wOrosn.
Die am 20. Suni erfolsts Ysrmdbl
un9 bes SSohn u. Sunj pon 4ittston
Suenus nit Srdulsin Anna 8. Bonbam
uon philadelphia. 1T fOsben srit anses
fiinoist woroen.
Srdulsin emma Shuls pon bisitr
Sette une parrp Slnflsg. itaotther
5euerinipsftOr. lleben lih ON porleeten
Utittmod 9iahmlttas ourd uloermann
Us s. lSllliams 3u sinsm @bspaar per
binben.
SiGulsin Nnna W. Rsibsnbad. uon
Glib Nsbiter Apenue unb EnlIid 8.
&ilroD Don Yleaiant Strabe purben
Samifa9 Wforaen In Der ct. Wiarien
STRIDE burb Wtisr. Peter s. @brift
gum Bunb fiirs Seben sin9eie9nst.
@bwarb. Der 3jabriss Sobn Der @be.
leute gSilliam BOIfs pon Stafforo Aue
nue., ltarb ON Samitas Wforsen unb
nurbe Sonntas Jtahmlttas TN Waib'
in9tun ausnue 5rieobOf beeroist Pa'
flor Panl y. .Ssllsr lsitste ben Grausr'
oienit.
als Der 7idbri9e Sobn Der @beleuts
| SObn Il. Sriibtel Don Aloer StraBs
| iih ON Wiontas yiubmittas nit m,b
rersn aamsraosn i'm Boom" untsrbalb
Der Spruee Strabe Bride baoete, &C..
rietb ,r In 3u tiefes Waiier uub ertrani.
ba er niht ihmimmen fonnte. Die
Seihe wuroe fur5 nahber ssborsen.
Charles q. &ullmann iun.. friibsr
bier uno iest in Sterling. @ol.. wobn'
haft. Der iih 9essnwdrtia gum Beiube
bier aufbalt. usrlor am Disnitag, Ddb
renb er iih IN Sute SincOln baoets.
ieiuen 5000 Dinmuntrin9. welhsr ihm
TN Woiisr Don Singer 9Iitt. Oa Der
Ring Der Eraurln9 isiner @ltsrn mar,
10 empfinost er ben Ysrluit oOppelt.
Der 22 Sabre alts Sranf Drafer
pon 3ellermann court wuroe frib &C.
iisrn morsen ourd bic Yoli,si babel
iiberraid1t, als CT ben Uirib Aoam
ea5ar pon Siio Waibinaton Auenus in
ieiner Wirtbihaft nit einsnl Hsuoluer
in S6ab bielt. Der Burihe wurot
uerbaftst uno ipdtsr auf Die anflase
oes @inbruds In $500 Bhrsihaft fur
Elm seridtIides @ridsinsn sebulten.
Bfarrer 8. R. Sbsrmaisr. bisber
@ebilfspfarrer Der ct. Wtarien &C.
msinoe, 1T nod Ulniamspo,t periest
morben. unb OILS iein JtahTol9er muroe
Bfarrer Oiebl non Williamsport or.
nannt. Plarrsr Soisph 8lumpp. Der
fiir,li6 oroinirt wuroe uno ieitoem
lsmpordr bel Der ct. Wtarien @smsin'
De mirfte. III nah Wilfss 8arre usriest
porosn. oils @ebllie uon Pfarrer Von
Wel6en.
Der arbeiter Sortb. unb 3r Unfit.
Ssrein erwdblte In Der Sountas abss.
haltsneu @sneral. Seriummlun9 na6.
folsenbe Beamten Braiiosnt, 8arl
0ruia /; Ylje PrdIoint. s5r 3 Spred'
Ter; Prot. Ssfretdr. 5ris Bdr; Gin.
Ssfretdr Ter 1. unb 2. Nbtbeilung.
Sarl Wolff +; Sefrstdr Der 9alle Ser.
paltuns. @aspar Rint; Stusmeiiter,
| Sobann Bodelfamp; Utarihul, aus.
| Sobs 8ibliOtbsfars. 5ris aBsis uno
Sbsobor Straub ; 2ruitee fir 18 Ufo'
nate. 9ermann 0sinrih /; Ssabnsntra'
ger. Riharo Yodslfamp uno U. Soi'
long; Dale Serwaltunss 8omittse,
Sarl Sruia. 5ris Sprsdlsr. IL Wto'
nate, uno Srau5 Weber, 6 Dtonate.
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@tlfeSs8arre Nptisen.

- Warp. bic IA Sabre alte ToGter
bes Brieftrdssrs Sobn Dilliamion ba.
bier, 1T lesten Donueritas In Sarpep's
Safe ertrunfen, ole fte iih baoete uub
uon arampfsn bsfallsu wurbs.
- Sin Tbeil Der Sh.loon adien
Werfe on @ongnsbam Nusnue uaro am
5reitas ourb cine acknowledging
serftbrt uno man ihdst ben angelidtss
ten Sdabsn auf stua $4,000.
- Das Soloat.n uno Wtatrolen
Dsnfmal I'm 9ollsnbad Srisoboi. cine
Stiftuus oes Dancod 3irfsls, Damen
Der y. u. a.. Sur @rinneruns on bic
i'm Sirgsrfries @sfallsnsn, 1T Conn.
tas eiugensibt porotn
- Der 16 Sabre alts SEQ StoIfi
pon Oft SiOrtbamptnn Strase rettete
am Sonntas ben 11idbrisen @eorge
Sumpsr pon Waibinston unb Sadlon
StraBsn Dor bem @rtrinfunastob. oils
bleisr unter Der Jtoro StraBs Bride
am usrftntsn mar.
- Ueil er sinen ihmsren fiuan3iel.
len 8erlult erlitt, matte Der 80 Sabre
nlte 3auimann Siaaf 4spi pon Sber.
mon StraBe am Disnftas Dforssn
sineu Selbitmorouei iuh. inosm er iid,
bic 8sble nit einem @lasitiid bur1.
idnitt. cine lebenssefdhrlibe Ssrlss.
un9 psruriabsno. @r 1T 9sitern Der.
fsIhs,, IN, gS;nsrs;As 0osn;toI srI.o.o
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- alpp 8rauie uon Wiilmaufie iff
am Sonntag I'm Nlter uon 50 Sabren
nab iurjer aranihsit gsitorpen. @e
iiberIsbt ibn bic Dittpe. Die 1eiies.
uus srfol9te ssitern.:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-11
POLITICS ADJOURNED BY THE
LEADERS UNTIL OCTOBER Is

The suggestion of Republican
Chairman George Craig has been &C
cepted in a public letter by Dem
o~cratic Chairman Arthur Seligman,
that the candidates of both parties
tour the state and speak on the
Liberty Loan drive until October ~.
Mr.. Seligman enlarges the proposal
to include all candidates. The let
tiers OF the two chairmen reveal a
disposition to ccuse the other side
of making hay on the side in the
meantime.
The Democrats Mr.. Craig says have
been active in Rernalillo county since
Immediately after their convention
and Mr. Seligman objects to the dis
play OF posters advertising Senator
Albert B. Fall until after the drive,
Mr.. Craig condoles with the Dem
o~cratic chairman for o being able
to make the ticket he desired in the
convention. and asserts that a com
bination including J. II. Crist, GeorgI
DAWSON, William p Walton, and
Felix Garcia railroaded through a
ticket which it is now Mr.. eligmar
misfortune to have to try to elect.
In reply to an implication that
telegram from Senator A. A. Jones
to the Democratic convention, ha'
been kept quiet. Mr.. Seligman in a
public article says this week that he
wants to give the telegram full pub
licity. 1t saws in effect that the Dctu
ocratS must win the fall election in
New Mexico and the nation at lar"
in order to cast gloom over the
klisrr.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-11
STATE DEPARTMENT STARTS
NIGHT SCHOOL FOR WATERS

\ night school for walters is be
ing organized in Roswell under tn"
vocational training division OF the
state department Of education.
Classc, in table setting, pantry
practice, and menu mcmorizing are
included.
In Carlsbad evening classes for
women engaged as maids in house
holds arc under way.
Shop classes for miners while q"
tho company pay have been started
in three of thc camps on the St
Toris and Rocky Mountain railway
and others will be put in making
classes at Brilliant, Swastika. Koe-
hlcr, Van Houtcn. Sugarite and
Gardiner, Evening classes in sci nee.
mathematics and drawing will begin
here, and also at Gallup,
In Silver City a High school course
for boys c@pecfing to become miners
viii BE- in%auanrated.
Tn" salaries of instructors in thes'
activities are paid half bv the GOV
comment under the provisions of the
Smith Hughes law
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-11
GOVERNOR URGES PEOPLE
TO SAVE THE FRUIT PITS

Tnrhr,i-inr tho ;~wr.~1t;v. n e.
ior the saving of nut shells and
fruit pi'r. with which carbon +, made
for the life-,avinG Gas masks that
ne American soldiers must be equip
.g. ~i'h af all times. Governor
r. Linz. .. has authorized the fol
lovjn-
"rruit its an, Nut Shells are re-
quircd IN great quantities By the
poverrm ut in order to provide the
nece v carbon for use in gas
ma,l worn by our boys at the Front,
Ga, 49, 5ks provide the only protec-
ton .%olinst the poisonous gases used
in r.lern warfare. Our bovs mus
ha his protection"
".- his matter is understood there
i H, one in this State. mar woman.
or child, who will not earnestly and
,rirusiasticallv set about to collect
fruit pits and nut shells. 1t is Of
vital importance in saving the pre-
c;uu, lives of our boy now engaged
o tn. terrific struggle. All School
~ipcrintendents. Teachers. the Pull
1T and the Press should give every
one to understand how much depends
pom this work"
as an illustration: Two hundred
peach stones, or 7 lbs. of other pits
and shells will provide sufficient
carbon for one Gas Mask. One gas
mask will save one life"
THE following will give an idea
of the material required by the gov
eminent:
Peach Stones. Date Seeds. Apricot
Pits. Cherry Pits, Prune Pits. Brazil
Mr. Shells, Plum Pits. Hickory Nut,
Walnut. Olive Pits and Butternut
Shells.
"All collections OF -uch material
should be turned over to the near
est Red Cross Chapter or Branch
The season for canning and pre-
serving will soon he over. and prompt
action i necessary. The need is ur-
cent"
All loyal citizens in our state will
BE- proud OF this opportunity 10 help
in this important work.