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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

READ OUR JAGGEIiS-W .ALI-ACE. BIG {
AND OSSESBEC X ADVERTISE oIENr
In the display columns OF The Herald TO-
day and then ger busy vita the wire
SOTTHW EaSr INNESrlIEN CO.
LICENSED BROKERS
j. F. s4ANE Mgr
HIS y. oregon ST. 20 PaEo. Texas
Phone 1858.
II YOU ARE ANNOYED BY MEN
in front o. our office trying 90 sen shares
please remember that these men are not
employed 10y Us we employ no one 20
modest people on the streets.
SOUTHWEST nv ESTnENI CO.
LICENSED BROKERS
J. E. LANE Mgr.
11la n. oregon S.. FL PaEo. Texas
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
,sExIcAN LAWS ADVISES

II you are going 10 make any investments
IN Mexico or II you have business there
and need some Information In regard 70
Mexican laws we can can advise you we
know the Mexican laws Of the different
states Of Mexico and the federal laws we
have had s. long practice in Mexico city
and c. Juarez. as and 2-d Trust BIDS.
Fl Paso. Texas. Magn0n Vale and Torres.
Mexican attorneys. Mr.. Nagnon has been
Judge En- several states We attend prop
eriy any Information asked By mail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

The consul general at Mexico LllE
reports that the secretary Of commu-
uications has continued for another
year the permission conceded 10 a
local company 70 operate launch ser
vice in the Rio Graude or river san
tiago. BY means OF these launches
regular communication has been es-
tablished between Tequila and FL SAL
vador for transmission Of passengers
and freight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Hem Ranfsd-SaI..n.n

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SALESMAN WANTED-ro sen ven known
automobile Applications treated connden-
tally address J-21e. Herald
We HAVE the best proposition Tor a
I've solicitor who IS rot afraid 90 work
Bergner Studio. over The CuiQlr rhealer-
SALESIES-Ns have a pro1ositIon which
is highly attractive II you can produce.
address p. @. Box 17e.
SPANISH speaking salesman OF solicitor.
one with installmert furniture experience
WANTED-Two men who have -aiss ahii-
fly. New department cf old established
I'd Razo proposition 500 month and
commission Room SOS Mis- building
Statesmen TFANTED-TVe want a ren7e-
sentative "a each community 20 sell stock
On company now drilling FIRST wen "a
proven territory. Address Erlth-Duize Oh
Coz. Dublin. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

AfcAlester. Okla. May l6.-rhe For
tuna Oil and Development company
struck pocket OF natural gas which
blew mud and timbers over the der
rick. It was checked and after con-
siderable trouble workers repaired
the damaged machinery and continued
to work This wei. in section 29-6-l2
near Stuart, is one OF the deepest
wells being put down in Pittsburg
county for the purpose OF determln-
ing whether there is oil en- this vicln-
ity The well is now down TO 30
feet and viii be Drilled TO 1000 feet
unless oil is found before reaching
that depth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Roomiue Houses-For Sale and Reu


OIL LEASE BLANKS-For sale BY Ella.
Bros Printing Co.
SO BUYS OIL LEASE - Texas leases
making investors rich Write now. Pc
COS Lease Syndicate. 415 Moore Bldg Fl
OIL MAPS-We can rake any special
drawlnE OF tracing 70 show your hold
inEs either for blue printing or cuts
500 SHARES southland on stock az soc
per share. VIII trade FOR Liberty bond
az par Homer Marchhaulzs. Abilene. Tex
90 ACRES near sunshine well on struc-
rure. VIII sell undivided acre tracts,
500 per acre II A. Goff. 1a1 Two Re-
publlcs building.
FOR EEAsE-TWc sections land. or any
part. In the Hueco Basin. in block s, paid
Liberty bonds accepted az cash Box $50
WISH 70 correspond with reliable OIL
big companies one ven being sunk Ad-
dress T-ss. Herald.
LEASES IN central TEXAS field near pro-
brentwood. Texas. OF see n A. COZ 14-
Two Republic Bldg. p Pasc-
TULAHOSA OIL LANDS
Leases-Llarge and small tracts
SEE HARTLEY & KING.
Lobby Campbeli's hotel Phone $500
THE sADLER on & Gas CO. has sew
GRAY son county. Texas. % offer 20 re-
sponssbie oil company for development
address Secretary, sadisr on Gas Co,
SadIar Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

The Buford-Brim OIL company OF
Oklahoma is reported TO have con-
tracted TO drill two deep tests In west
Nolan county. Texas. One Is 20 be
north Of Roscoe on 10000 acre block
adjoining the IS ranch and the other
southwest Of Roscoe. near Champion
on another 10. 600 acre tract Both
contracts call for drilling 20 com
mence within so days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

Boston. Mass. Nay I6.-The sale Of
John Henry, a catcher OF the Boston
National league team to the Boston
American league club, was announced
today. Henry VIII join the Red Sox
next sunday at St Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

CASH PAID - sd ss1alsa-s. RhoHe la
WANTED--d Hand houssha'd s1ods. arviu
E1-nitu-- Co. les san laclnt1- Ph. ele
We Buy furnIture- can ID y 5ef1re
you seil. Fh- 1s5ll e ear fls s. = Pase-
WANTED 20 bur mahcsany living tarnl-
ture- Phone -t-4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

American firms can secure a list Of
importers Of f0odstuffs in Mexico by
writing to the bureau OF foreign and
domestic commerce branch offices
either in New Orleans or san Fran
cisco and referring to file No s72l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
REPORTS MEXICAN RAIDERS
OF CANANEA, SON., DEFEATED

Washington. D. c. May 1s.-Rebel
forces which recently raided Cananea-
Sonora. were defeated Wednesday by
federal troops under Maj. Meza- the
Mexican embassy was advised today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

ADVERTISERS ATTENTION
Entire state OF Texas can be covered at
the lowest possible rate with the largest.
most thoroughly distributed clrsulation.
9 cents per wcrd sundays
81 cents per word Daily
20 words minimum.
A guaranteed circulation e50.00o sun
days 125 900 daily.
This is the combined circulation Of The
Dallas Times-Herald. Sort Worth star
Telegram. The san Antonio Light. e Paso
Herald and The Hourton Chronicle
Your ad sent 20 any Of the above papers
With cash win De handled Tor you and
YOUR ad VIII appear In all q trem-
wednesday noon should see rour copy
in any one Of the offices for your ad 20
appear in these papers the following sun
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Oh and Mining

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500 SHARES Imperial oil & Development
Liberty bonds az par Homer iiarrn1aulzsi
Abilene. Texas
FOR SALE or LEASE-Hotei at Lake
wood. New Mexico. In the center o. Pc
cos valley Oh field Wen being drilled
within mile OF hotel. For particulars. adj
dress y Bolt. LakeWood. y. M-
FOR QUICK ACTON
Can furnish leases on so acres On any sized
blocks. - miles from Laura wsl- in
Reeves county, 81 $500 per acre
Try and buy Losses near this iccaror f1r
less than three hundred per acre
ARTHUR ~ horn,
sos Mesa Ave. ~ Paso TeEas
LEASE-TEASEzS
IN TULAROSA BASIN
Two sections close 70 Coxs property and
only one and @ half miles to well soon
10 be drilling seven sections o. $40 acres
each. pronounced TO be on STRUCTURE At
f1-51 per acre $40 acres In Pecos close
% Bell ven now drillns. SIC per acre Get
Ora touch with Us quiczly as these leases
las CRUCES OIL EXCHANGE
Las Cruces n 81
NEW SECTIONAL NAP
o. Fl Paso and Hudspeth counties show
ing approximate locations OF Pennsyiva-
mia formation Price 90 cents. Any STA
tionery store or Afetcaife Blue Print Co..
Caples Bldg, y Paso. Texas
$1,000 PROFITS on each 500 an actual
record s. or SO monthly may bring you
quick money in going company with II
producing wells refinery. and hundreds
acres OF rich holdings. thousands in prof
its divided last year. opportunity open
70 very man and woman for short time
free particulars tel you how. act today-
Mary Owens on Company, Department
1aH Houston. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

In July. 1918. over $4,000 women
were employed in agricultural pur-
suits in Scotland alone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

Toledo. Ohio. May 16.-Jack Demp-
sey. challenger for the worlds heavy
weight championship. Inspected sew
eral prospective sites for training
camp on his arrival from Chicago to-
day. Dempsey expects TO start train
ing Monday Willard Is expected TO
arrive the middle Of next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLE

SMITH SAFETY AUTO LINE - Hot
Springs and Ensle New Mexico VIA Ele-
phanr Butte Dam. twice daily Leo F.
smith. Cen Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

OIL QUOTATIONS.

Thess quotations furnished daily BY J.
CurtlEs and company. Hotel Sheldon New
York and other oils
Tort Worth ora
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
EL PASO STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the high and low bids on
the FL Paso stock exchange at noon ses-
sion. May 10. The high and low bids rep
resent practically the bid and asked prices;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
THE WEATHER.

Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

OHANGE COUNTY Has VIII
The Orange OIL and Gas company
has brought in a well seven miles
west Of Orange. Tex This vel is be-
lieved to be a 1000 barrel one IL came
in after a big gas blowout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

sos Overland
AUTO STAGE LINE
Phone 1879

Leaves Hotel sheldon at S a. m
Leaves Las Cruces at p. m-
31rderiand I'm Glc; Czuutillo. 75c. Vim
t1n- 65c: anthony 81. Berino. St15. Vado.
$40. Mesquite f1.55. Nesila Park 81 so.
Las Cruces. So Small expenses. nlde in
nice car The car goes rain or shine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

81 Acme Mat & Feather Co Pn. 1911
YOUR mattresses renovated SIS NJ. car
pets cleaned. Erwin Mfg Co Phone 11IQ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

WANTED-lIachinerF salesman Prafei
nan acquainted vita southwestern terri
tory Must be aggressive. competent
nan who has initiative tnl undsrsands
mining ard power equipment Give f-ll
details End salary expected address
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

when q stock IS about &c 60 or the mar
ket and you wire us 20 buy shares We
60 Immediately and put down the cash.
Not stage money but real money Yes
terday was the last day for certain
stock Some of our customers wired us
90 buy. and within half hour the GER
tificat1s were in our cfficc- Sometimes
when there IS a rush on for stock il Is
day or two before We can ger certifl-
Gates but we put down the money any
way IL there is any danger cf the stock
being over-sOid- II you want dependable
service send us your order FOR any stock
advertised. Better he safe than sorry
SOUTHWEST INFESTMESr co.
LICENSED BROKERS
- T. LANE. MEr.
lltil = OREGON St. II Paso. Texas
Phone 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

New York. Nay 1s-Cotton futures
closed firm May. $3.50; July. 2s.0G: Oc-
tober 26.ss; December. 2s.os: January.
-5.ll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
HeIp WanLed-MaIs la e.

Help Wanfed-Male and Female
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WANTED-cook On ranch Phone SO.
sTESOGRAPHER Win some EnowIadEs
OF Bookkeeping; excellent prospects, FOL
advancement Apply 70 Mr. Br11Ehton.
JAMES Z. MARI & COMPANY
800 East san Antonio St.
VACANCIES In the Classified civil serVice.
Quartermaster corps. Efzchlta- New Mexico.
FOR clerks. a-enosraphars. typis-s and book
keepers. male or female Entrance pay
5000 20 $500 per alEum- Good office
conditions Aust be experienced and able
20 pass civil service eEarliuatl1l Nay -3tl.
Preference VIII Be given discharged SOL
dlera For further Information apply 10
the supply Qfflesr. Hachlt1. Esw Mexico.
Help Wanted Male
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TWO GOOD MILKERs-1so1 Montana 81.
WANrED-Ezperience 5anitor. 1s15 Anss,
a BARBER WANTED-VrIte P Boutils.
MEXICAN house boy 70 clean house worS
around yard 1sos Mesa
EXPERIENCED Spanish dry FOODS clerk
for Las Cruces Apply CTS Myrtle avenue.
WANTED baker with references- STATE
wages expected Stockton Bakery Fort
s-ocklo1. Texas
Wan AA-A-----LQllolA ulecl1ulC1- no
helpers need apply Chevr0iet fd7 Myrtle
Ave
ICE CREAM ard candy maker. out 81
town; steady work state fu1 experience
and wages wanted ADDRESS TSz7. care o.
Herald
MANIED-EUpsrien grocery and mea-
salesmar- We have q good proportion
FOR live wlre- state age experiences
and salary wanted r. reply Add-ess J-227-
WANTED-singie man. also married nan
Tor general farm work mountain cat-
tie rancls good wages paid Good help
wanted Acdress stern Land and Live
stock Co. cimarrou, n Il
GOVERNMENT needs 4Cl0 clsaris Tor
census 500 month Examinations soon
Age requirements. IS or over. Yer free
pariicliars. write Raymond Terry ff1rmer
civil service eEaminerl- SIC Continental
Hllr Washfnctcu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

A LADY or young lady as solicitor
may have the best proposition ir towns
easy and profitable CAN 90 Bergnc-
Studio over the UNIQUE theat-r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

Withdrawn from Russian front were
thrown in massed attack against
he British and French and we're re-
PEELED two years ago today, May 15.
1917.
FIND another German.
TEsTEEDAYS ANSWER
Riqht side DOM ia 'front.' Of dieT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

VIII driver Of automobile who picked up
injured man on East Boulevard on Novem-
Der T. 1917. and carried him 70 Roision
hospital please communicate with claim
department. Fl Paso Electric Railway Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

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FIRST CLASS Ja1ancsa short order and
dinner cook wants position In city or olt
Of town. r. ~. -1t s. - Faso 7ireer
PoslUON-Youns nan %. t11kse11cr-
stenosraphe-. WIZ give an details Adde'S
J23f. care Herail
POSITION wanted hV claerle-ced book
keeper ana steucgrauher with years el-
nerience- Address k2s3 care Herald-
POSITION By experienced sroesry and
referees Addres7 rs. care Herald
WANTED ezrcriencsd man ard vie
work on ranch Write ~ - p rf7 -
santa Fe or Phone 1agf1L
WANTED-positlnn by experienced book
keeper who can deliver tle goods Mod
crate salary 20 h-sln- address Box 81.
FlaiuTieU. Tex
An Al ACCOJSTaNT. stuivIaF Tor C. p
A. desires permanent connection WIKI -e-
liable firm 81 uuhlic accountants Address
we. care Heraid-
LOCOMOTIVE ESGINEER-s years. ez-
nerieacs shay ana Rod ensines- fr.ns 1-
mining either A1re7.enee1 coal q ena
address At3. care Herell
A MECHANIC - AT prassnt employed
Familiar with al kinds Or minine ma
chinery. steam air ard water. Mexico
preferred Sueaiz some Spanish Refer
ence Vic IL. e1re hel.-e
YANTED-Posidon win mining c1rapary
ln Mexico. Mining eugireer can make sur
veya above and below ground. would &C.
cept foreman or carpenter, % years eE-
reriencs; references address p. o. Box
l-5 Clint. Texas
AUTO MECHANIC desires cEarse Re-
Gently disclosed from military service
An capable Of taking -harsl ard han-
ding an an r5uud shop. HaV= worse1
for my present employers better than
Two years Addr1ss k15s care Hernld
An Al tooxEeeuar. accountant and gen
eral office man wishes 20 llca-e IN e
paso and desires permanent connection
with a sud7tartiaI firm or c1rr1ra--lr-
References furnished upon REQUEST. Al
dress HES. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

WANTED LIFE INSURANCE Mn
twenty-five red rinaded men hun
sry for work can make s1fG % sf11
per week with Us Only experienced
men wanted Investigate our plan
WIN pay salary II wanted.
W. P DAMON. STATE MANAGER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

Lost and Found
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L0>T-Large Collie dog. answers 20 name
Buster Phone 7ss9W Reward
LOST iady's wrist watch. A-sscrican
make Return TO e11 z. san Antonio ST.
and receive reward
LOST-1Iale and female black and brown
Dashounds about months oid- male had
collar on Reward II returned TO 211ti s
Oregon. Phone 6245-
LOST-On Lordzhurg- Duncan road near
LordshurE. black grip. containing deeds and
other papers valuable 20 mo and not TO
others SO reward 20 finder. Notify W.
A. Rainbolt. Estancia. y. ~. or send 20
Estaneia c. o. D; BY czpresz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Personal

sFiRfEIS c0RsfTS, ~ NIief. PS.sss.
Any ONE KNOWING the Whereabouts o.
OF my mother. Mrs Meme white. from
Eagle Pass. Tex. her daughter Annie
Whittie would ike 20 hear from her. Ny
name IS Mrs. Annie Chiiders, care OF the
O. IL c. Douglas ARK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

I'LL ~ = =" T T7TITII-7IIIT
Jan Ito Nay Is. inclusive. 1915. ala in
Jan I 10 3Iay Is. inclusive 1916, 1.65 in.
Jan. 20 3ay IS. inclusive, 1917, Sc in-
Jan 70 May Is. Inclusive 1913. 1s4 in.
Jan I 70 Nay IS. inclusive. 1913. 1.55 in
Normal Jan 1 70 Nay u. inclusive. liz in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
HeIn WanIed-As.nt.

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ADVERTISEMENT AGENT NEEDED
For the best spanish magazine with vide
circulation "a town ard northern 1-eLica1
states. especially down sonora and Siualoz.
AUTOMATIC air control Tor Fard car.
best device ever put on Ford. rerslls
So County and state agents wanted
A. kINkEL
Campbell Hotel. between 9 and 12 a. III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Situadons Wanied-RemaIe

SituadOnx Wanted-remaie
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PRACTICAL NURSISG-Phors 7241I-
Young LADY wants stsnosraphic posi-
ton Phone 552W.
EXPERIENCED stsnosrapher wishes po-
si-ion 70 begin work Monday 2. o. Box
NURSE wants 1.FsltI0n for sick q chiidran.
IN or out Of to-n- Phone -579- Best 81
reference
MIDDLE aged married lady WISHES % take
charge Of ruouluE Rouse. r1lr -l T1rl pay
ment for same. dlress r 81. Herald
WANTED-Posi-lon to pick f-ult all slr-
ner o. cham1eru11id work az Sumner re-
sort write Il17- Herald
WANTED-Br lady. position - house
keeper ia one % wil1wer with one
two sman iiidran- For further Inform
ton. address N1l- care Herald
YOUNG LADY. educatad- had some aEpe-
Renee IN -eachi-g. would -zc position
as Eoreruess. can also te1ch piano. A1-
dress J-2-1. ere Heretl.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-01

Australians at Sulva Bay who de- scribed the taking of V beach by the Irish saying. GAS theland lay, climb ing into hell on an airplane seemed as easier proposition than taking that hill.- Ben Hunter said it was without parallel in the history of the feats of arms.
 In the camps where men have had chances to talk and where merit gets it due there was no stinting of praise for Irishmen. I merely want to make clear that the great majority of the Irish have lived up to the reputation of the fighting race
 A trooper of the Irish Dragons fired the first shot that opened the war between Germany and England when the Huns started their big drive, and the retreat from Mons was on. The Irish Guards broke up the whirl- ing charges of the mounted Uhlans- The End Royal Irish regiment was ter ribly cut up stemming the tide. And the 2nd Connaught Rangers, outnum- bered five to one, at the word of Col Abercrombie made charge that scat tered the Huns like sheep.
 His words on that occasion are quoted yet. He said, Rangers of Con- naught, while you have a heart in you and a fist with you. fight like hell You never could disgrace the old country by letting the Germans beat you If you don't give them the sound. est thrashing they ever got. you needn't look me in the face again 1T this world-or in the next"
 Of course, the other British unit
Arizona republican., 1919-09-01

were doing their share nobly, for everS one had to fight for all that was in him. Just figure out what it means to have S2,000 against 25o,000. The Germans had the latter number against the British forces. For F days and nights it was one continuous rear guard battle.
 It was in that retreat that the 2nd Ministers were lost. They had fought gloriously all along. saving the guns for a battery by taking the places of horses, bringing the pieces back five miles. Acting as rear guard to the 1st Army Corps, they held a couple of cross roads.
 Fighting determinedly. they were surrounded because messengers sent to order them to fall back never reached them. There they were with the rest of the 1st Corps miles away, having start of day
 When the ammunition ran out they fought with their bayonets, but one regiment could not defeat seven bat talions of infantry, three batteries Of artillery, some squadrons of cavalry and machine gun units. Yet that was what the Ministers faced, and held | long enough to let the 1st Corps ges safely away. Four officers and 256 men were left.
 The battle of Ypres has gone into history, and because of their dash and daring two Irish battalions were prac- tically wiped out for getting too far ahead without support. They were the ! fContinued on Page Eleven.)
Arizona republican., 1919-09-01
The Irish
 In The War
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
 In communication, signed by D. c. Wilson, in Sundays issue of The Re- publican, that gentleman states "The Irish failed to show up as true friends Of the freedom of which they so proud ly prate. The truth being, the Irish of the south and west of Ireland stayed home and waxed fat while the per- fidious Englishman, Scotchman and Welshman went forth and bled and suffered that the true light of liberty might not perish"
 The fact is 5S.1 per cent of Ireland's man power volunteered up to last Jan- uary. and this does not show that Ire land was pro- German.
 Between 40, 1000 and 50,OO0 men en- listed since the uprising in Dublin. It Is pity some of Ireland's critics wers not with the forces in the first couple of years of the war I mean, close up where you could get the stories first hand, and not after they had filtered through.
 Just consider the fighting facts. Take the Irish Guards. They won more honors than any other regiment fighting under the English flag, except the Royal Irish and the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Out of LIDO of them, when they left home, there remain less than a dozen on the list of effectives. And other Irish regiments suffered about as badly.
 All the Irish regiments-and the British units as well-that made up
Arizona republican., 1919-09-01

England's first little army were wiped out
 It is not solely the Catholics refer to, but the Ulstermen as well, for there, battling shoulder to shoulder, brothers in arms, they found that sufferings and privations have made the whole race kin.
 When the war began Ireland sent into the fighting zone some 15 regi- ments distinctively Irish from all four provinces. And as the war developed there were the London Irish, Liver pool Irish, Tyneside Irish. And in the Scotch, Welsh and English regiments were many more Irishmen.
 Then there came from overseas some regiments like the Vancouver Irish Fusiliers, the Quebec Irish, South African Irish regiment. And from Australia came others, some 50 per cent of the men from there being of that race.
 Ireland raised the 10th, the 18th and 36th Irish Divisions, and sent thous- ands across to keep up the strength of their units.
 Official figures available show that up to January last Erin had contri- buted 5S.1 per cent of her available man power. Now these figures mean only the men who were listed follow ing military census. It does not in- clude the men who were in the Eng fish army and navy when the war broke out
 Nor does it include those Irishmen working in Britain who swelled the ranks of the units across the Channel. men who if at home would have gone into Irish regiments. And they were all volunteers. There was not a part of the line where the British flag waved that Irishmen did not fight. All over the Belgian French front they fought.
 In Italy they helped stem the Aus trian tide. They were in the thick of the Dardanelles- Gallipoli slaughter They fought at Saloniki; helped chase the Turks out of Jerusalem; in the Mesopotamia campaign their name. came through with the dead and wounded. Their blood has seeped through many a mile, and their bones lie under the sod wherever a gun has been fired, followers alike of Green and Orange, Irishmen all, fighting all. As for their accomplishments, we lei others tell it, like an officer of the