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EL PASO HERALD
'YANKEES HAVE
'HP
DEVIL
UNCH
Foch Thinks Ehine Should
Be a Barrier Between
France and Germany.
7-eves Germany, J- 18- (By the
so'- ated Press ) It t the convlc
n ct marshal Foch that the Rhine
! made :he barrier between
-r?.nv and France He expressed
is dearly when ha received Amerl-
-wfpaper t orres pondenta here.
Ma-sHal Ferh pointed out the dlffl
i that bad beesi orercome and
.M hat peace mast be coDtammen-
ra. w!th the priae of victory. Ger-
i,-- row wa beaten, he added.
i han H urine the ouarter ending 10
but j September.
: i her resources, especially in men. 5t 0O to woo in .
. . ,l.,iwai. The lanre majority of these vessels
. -u, -ration in a compare ttTelr short ' oetwen 500A aDd G009 tons ca-r-9
was quits possible It was the . -acitr.
of the allies to prevent further, ships eonet meted for other than
rtrej-sions. j rn errant tie purposes, as well as ferro-
Pralscs imflxieans. i concre'e ersels and those of less
irai torn praised me worK or than IsO tons, are not counted in tne
U. S. Leads In
Merchant Ship
Contruction
Last Figures Show 997 Un
der Way In America;
Tonnage, 3,647,919.
London, Eng.. Jan. IS (by British
Wireless Service). During tbe last
quarter of 1518 there were begun In
Great Britain 424 ship;, havtes a ton
nage of 1.979,951, compared with J5
ships, with a tonnage of LSSS.51I. dor. , p.in leaders In Dublin, are, most
ins the same quarter In 191T. accord- of them. Bolsheviks. They nave Im
;ng to authoritative figures. Mbed the "class war" doctrines of
Ships now actually under c.tmc- SSS&X. one" ?f "e
t on m tne t nitea Mnwran v " executed leaders of the Easter weeic
total tonnage of about I3J.000 greater , rebellion, was a Bolshevik In closest
IH FREEDOM
1 ip JOE
Even Leaders of Sinn Fein
Don't Take Their Cause
Very Seriously.
(Continued from pace X.)
Ex-Kaiser, 60,
Appears To Be
More Nearly 70
Constant Worry Aggravates
Illness; Smokes Cig
arets All Day.
the whole Sinn Fein movement is not.
at bottom, a kind of Irish Joke. ,
Tier Are Bolsheviks.
This statement Is made because tbe
American troops and said that
r rshing ha'd asked that the
- "-ii an forces be concentrated for
- attack on one sector. The allied
shno a'Jmltted that the Ar-
-.n-MeTise f-ont. wbpre the Amerl
began their offensive on Septem-
- :s was a sector hard to tackle."
he "tarshal said he had told Gen.
f'i-.ig
Your men have tbe devil's punch.
' - will get aav with all that. Go
o It"
7 hr American attack succeeded, the
.r-v.al continued, "and here we are
i the Rhine."
OFFICERS REASSIGNED.
Tt-e following officers of the Fifth
Lvalr have been ordered to duty
'n lb- Tenth cavalry First Ueuts
eno Y. Sacre, Jno Boies. Wm. C
' e. R A Bone. Claude O. Bnrch;
- c"d Lieuts Sidney Sawyer. Harry
ease. Warren J. Beall Albert Smith
r.d Ham HartnetL These officers
' il: report to the commanding off i
of the Tenth cavalry, at Fort
iuichaa, and will be distributed six
y Ton Huacbuca and one each to
ur. Apache. Xogales. 1 chief and
- aa
BAND WILL IIIKK. j
The 5th eamlr? band has been or
"rcd to proeeeu to Ysleta. Ft. Han
cK and Faber.s. by marhlne- over
bid A stop of one day will be
totals.
In allied and neutral countries,
there were, when last figures were
compiled. "189 merchant vessels, hav
ing a gross tonnage of .SI1.98. Of
these. 1722 were building in countries
other than Great Britain.
Tbe I'nlted States led. with 99.
'hips, with a tonnage of I.SIT.919. The
figures for other countries are:
In Other Countries.
Canada. 197 ships. :7.711 tons.
Japan, lis shins. 2TS.14 tons.
Holland. 113 ships. :11Z tons.
Ttalv. US ships. 133 010 tons.
Sweden. 7 ships. 99.SX9 tons.
Ppnin. 35 ships. 77.697 tons.
renmark. El ships. SJ.14S tons.
Xorwav. 51 ships. C7.138 tons.
France. 1! ships. 51.55 tons.
The grand total In-ludes 14 ferro
r.rrrete !hlps. having a tonnage of
C6.3T9.
Amerongec. Holland, Jan. 18. (By
Associated Press.) William Hohen
xollern's illness, which manifests It
self principally In the form of chtlls.
is being aggravated by his constant
worrlraent, the effects of which are
plainly visible in his features and hts
general physical condition. The for
mer German emperor looks to be per
haps IS years older than when he
n,-h with those leaders of tronwe crraxru
on the Clyde and in South Wales who though he is only about to complete
are seeking today to overthrow society nts e9tn year, his appearance suggests
and set up a government by Soviets maj q Ha WMr8 a jhort grayish
In Great Britain. . harl and a drooning mustache and
UiS UIUKI vw .u Ml iiva. " n n j .
Gnarda Keep strict ink
SSI JROQPS I MORE CUSTOMERS
HLIUH
Pield Artillery Units Ar-1
nve-rrom France; 6750
Others Return Soon.
Xew Tork. Jan. IS. The American
steamship Tresldent Grant and the
battleship South Dakota arrived to
day from Brest with troops. The pas-
! sengers were largely from the field
artillery and comprised more than
4540 men. '
On the warship were IS officers and
1372 men, representing the entire 56th
coast artillery exeept battery F and
30 officers, and the 474th aero squad
ron, seven officers and 145 men.
On President Grant. s
Troops aboard the President Grant
included the headquarters company of
the eighth field artillery brigade, two 1 g
officers and 41 men, and the following
field artillery regiments. Second. 33
Important Notice
For Coughs, Colds and
Influenza.
And vet Ireland is probably
country In the world least responsive
nrVa,tiveCcoSntry. made w I Thf ,ETrdf.?ro.H"d ijf ,2Sif K i Slst field art.llery , g
r.,.r n tenants who """""""us "'"7." compieie. o;'n. i
: . , y , .,.(.,. consequence ot too revival tuwuia,
work on the land, and has, ontslde of ; wnlch do not wel, founded, that
Ulster, almost none of that city in- attempt might be made to kidnap
dttstrial wage earning class in whleh tne exeraeror.
present day Bolshevik revolt centers. Tne eIemperori who had always
Catholics Oppose Bolshevism. 'been accustomed to smoke a consld
u.t.,. tb. intensely conserva- ' erable number of c'garets daily, has
tlvethoHc i chnreb. mrota nearly ! become a greater consumer of tobacco
?Lth2dTe?ween tl sVarlTanolherf flfS5i
Water Is Chief Deverase.
men
company IL 34"th Infantry, four of
fleers and 20 men siclc
Aboard the President Grant also
tt as the 113th trench mortar battery,
consisting of nine officers and 121
men.
6750 Ordered Tlomr.
"Washington, D. C Jan. 18. Assign
ment to early convoy home from
Prance of units, comprising 250 of
ficers and 6S00 men, was announced
today by the war department. The
units Include the 11th engineers, com-
tiAt ha hriritred. And ret. by an Irish
paradox. It Is the tiny Bolshevik frac
tion In Ireland, the industrial prole
tariate or unDiin. ti".,.L W.r l the onlv beveratre tafeen at
that favors the nse or iorce againsL' 0ii. emDress recently sent A ' TJ
Great Britain and that formed the LjJLln to" mstd1j "er'l AmeTtCO S HeTOeS;
famAicbone of the rebellion in 191. ! i j A ,.. kit. r.antii - .
rtttuiuiusi rV. n for her husband.
TTorr Hohenzoiierii s meais wiin nis Tn AitM.
vlfA ar nf th 1mnlst DOSSible SOrt.
y - ' . uiluuicul auu ccvuuu intuuiuu. 41 iai ,
infantry: 15th and 16th engineers, and
third evacuation ambulance company.
lt STERILIZED
--m iinip it rn nn
i awncAiruuii
I fcW tMSTBiaUTED Bt 1
'JAMES.A.DICKC0. 1
; ' " EXA5;U. j
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We want more "Avoadale" cttrtomers for 1919. The
first month is two thirds gone and we have come up
to our mark, but we want to go into February with
a materia increase.
Begin With
Breakfast
Under the Avondale Brand we put oat Rolled Oats
and Wheat Food. Sometime during the balance of the
month. Monday, if possible, jurt include a package
of one of these with your grocery order.
It will please your grocer, it will please ni and yoa
will be more than pleased to learn an El Paso concern
is pnttins out two of the most delicious Breakfast
Foods on the Market
The
JAMES A. DICK
Company
403 Mills St, EI Paso, Tex.
doubtful whether the present all pow
erful Sinn Fein movement had any
real hold on the mass of the popula.
Jtei They take S etab that" Offers i Nationalist, believe It will, they think
to hit England with, but they are their time will come. .,,,,
not in love with the club The Lloyd George government,
not m love witn tne cjud 'opinion in England Inclines to think.
"HI Flrxlo OUT. twill nut last more than a vear. or at
Owing to the enormous demands for I sinn Fein Is but a phase of Irish . most two years. When Lloyd George
Dr. Rider's Eucalyptus Oil Com- politics that will fizzle out. Sinn Fein, j loses power, a labor government is
pound and Eucalyptus Tablets No. I leaders, like John Dillon and Devlin likely to succeed him. and the fall of
101 since the beginning of the epl-'of Belfast have told me. will have ltsUoyd George will mean another gen
demic of Influenza, our manufacturing day and cease to be. Large numbers 'era! election. Then, Nationalists like
facilities have been unable to supply, of tho people of Ireland have beenirtillon and Devlin think, their revival
the increased demands. hoodwinked into the belief that thejwn come. A solid Irish delegation
We are now In shape to supply bothineare conferenc will take no their !in the British parliament nreoared to
ade at each place in order to give a tbe oil and tablets tn any quantity i caose and free tnem irom liriusn rare-1 right for the lights ot Ireland can-
" r-. - - and aftnrfl the men at UQ.uo oruR dwic. mum u.ic a u v.w... . ' ---tuui uuv Bjmiwiur Hutu a uiuvi
n n opportunm to boio dances.
Fir That CHILLI FeeHng
ike Grove's Tasteless CHILL Tonic
B arms the Body by Punrying ana
-.r.chnc the Blood.
i its Strengthening,
'fert. Price sec Adv.
suddIv on hand. international solltlcs to realize that majority.
Eucalyptus oil rompound and Eu- Ireland, whatever may be thought But meanwhile Ireland will scarcely
calyptus Tablets No. 101 are the about the rights of the case. Is not.be represented at Westminster. There
U. S. Casualty Lislf
Itself ridiculous at Paris. as the 1TT.SHINr:Triv r n ,.:..
W enty-elght men are recorded in
the casualty list given out Saturday
as killed In action. The total casual- B
ties reported from tho American si- g
petitionary forces are 619.
Southwestern men mentioned In the S
list are the following:
KHlrd In Action. !
Lieut. James C N. Richardson. Lib-
erty Hill. Tex. ,
Corp Rot 31. White, Sherman. Tex. IS
Pvt. John Blandlno. Austin, Tex. m
Pvt. Earl BarkduIL Ilosston, Tex. IS
Pvt. Ray BUkemore. Plainvlew. Tex. !S
Died of Dlsea.e.
sn-eatest known for all forms of tn-lllkelv to be regarded by the as- wm be an Ulster delegation of I0SI. "V-v- V Sf-1? I"a'"""" Tex.
fluenza as well as all lnflamations,.semrIed nations or the world in pans .members or so. and perhaps a stray
-ind no home rtould be without both. as a persecuted small nationality on a' Nation-list or two. The rest of the
Ton can soon especially at this season of the year.ipar with those decimated In recent'107 members to which Ireland Is en
, Invigorating 1 Made In El Paso bv Dr G. Haggard I years by famine and massacre, when ttlled will be meeting as an "Irish
Rider tnd sold by all druggists. Adv. smr rein, mcr um yjcuw. uwftw parliament ir tney manage to Keep
one oz Anglian internment camps.
pp I
Quick Clearance of All Odd Stock
Monday we begin a quick Clearance Sale of all Odds and Ends left from In
ventory. Every Department offers some of these odd and end items.
Here are some of them:
All Odd Pairs of Scrim and
Lace Curtains at Price
i
Drapery Dept.
Window Df apery at one-third off regular prices.
AS odd pieces and short lengths of Nets. Scrims.
Marquesette. Cream Madras, Colored Madras. Cre
tonnes and Heavier Materials at
One Third Off Regnlar Price.
Regular 50c Neb at 33 I -3c a yard.
Regular 75c Nets at 50 a yard.
Regular $1.00 Neb at 66 2-3c a yard.
Regular 75c Madras Drapery at 50c a yard.
Regular SI XX) Madras at 66 2-3c
Regular $150 Madras Drapery at a yard. $1.00.
Regular 35c Serial. 23c
Regoiar -45c Scrim. 30c
Regular 60c Scrim. 40c
Bring your window measurements, as none of these
Special Goods will be held for measurements to be
made tip.
LINOLEUM.
Odd rolls and Short Lengths of Printed Linoleum.
Regular $1.25 Printed Linoleum at 85c sq. yard.
A small lot of linoleum and Congoleum Remnants
at 50c sq. yard.
6x9 Pro-Lino-Rugs, regular price $7 JO. While
they last each. $5.00.
CONGOLEUM RUGS.
Size 3x6. Regular price, $2.00. for $135.
Size 3x4. Regular price. $1 JO. for $1.00.
Lloyd George Is Disillusioned,
I have in London recently made
strenuous but unsuccessful efforts to
I find out what will be the Irish policy
iof the new government. It would
, perhaps be correct to say that It has
i cone.
i The attitude of the prime minister
, appears to be this: Always a con.
jvtnced home ruler, almost It not quite
! ready to go to war In 1913 for home
rule against the pretentions of Sir
Edv-ard Carson to dtsract tbe Island,
, he tried his best In 1317 to get the
, Irish to agree among themselves. The
I Dublin convention of 1S17 failed, after
i months of debate, and the forces of
revolt grew so strong that repressive
. measures were taken, martial law pro
, claimed, soldiers, tanks and airplanes
sent across the channel and the lead
. ers of Sinn Fein arrested and in
terned. ; AH this has disillusioned Lloyd
. George He still believes In home rule
But, he agrees with the Tories that
I this Is not the time for it Tbe
country is so disturbed that It would
not be put Into effect. An Irish nar-
llament. If one were set up. would be
Sinn Fein and would hold out for com
plete Independence, which rightly or
wrongly all England is convinced
would Imperil the existence of the
British empire and cannot be irrant-
ed. Accordingly, the present pollcv of
luo prime roiniaier towarus ireiano
Is that of his predecessor. Asquttn. to
"wait and see." He is committed to
home rule, but not now. When the
tumult has subsided English liberal
ism will be ready to take up tbe Irish
question where it was left off when
the first shots were fired In the un
happy tinrislng on Easter Monday two
years ago.
Tragic enongh. no doubt, this story
of a nation balked of its legitimate
aspirations bv bolsheviks and rinm.
tic dsagreements and misunderstand
ings in England But whoever would
understand Ireland must realize that
there are here more smiles than tears
more Jests than laments, more amuse
ment over the dlfflcnlt dialectic Posi
tion In which the Sinn Fein "Irish
parliament" win put Lloyd Geor-re and
I president Wilson than genuine distress
, over the wrongs of Erin Copyright.
iaxg. oy jicviure newspaper syndicate
In the Basement
IRONING BOARD
ft Ironing Board, light MftiH
and easy to handle. Sale poee,
SMS.
POLISH
Cleaning time will soon be here.
Lay in a supply of Polish at Sale
Prices:
25c Sine Osoeaay Polish 19c
50c Size Osoeaay Polish 39c
tl.00 Size Osoeaay Polish 7OC
tSJO Size Osoeuy Polish. . . .51.95
BROOMS
12 inch size good quality Fiber
Push Broom 79c
4 strand well nude House Broom.
Price 9SC
PAINT
H pint aan HowenoU Paint
Priee 30c
Pint tine 35C
EXTRA SPECIAL
Large size Gray Enameled Baby
Bath 79c
LANTERN
Good Lantern, worth 75c Sale
Price 49c
EARTHENWARE
AH GnerBsey Earthenware on Spe
cial Sale.
2J0 size CdMeroIe U9
Other reductions in proportion.
Good Knilhuiware Cnspuers.:.2jC
CLOTHES HAMPERS
Large size fancy Oothes Hampers.
Price $1.19
WASTE BASKETS
Large use Willow Waste Baskets.
Price 49c
ROASTER
5 lb. Gray Enamel Boaster, worth
L26. Now 49C
TOWEL BAR
18 inch jndkel Plated Towel Bar.
Sale Price 19c
24 lath Nickel Plated Towel Bar.
Sale Price 29c
HAT RACK
18 Pin Adjustable Wood Hat Back,
regular price 35c Sale Price.. lie
SOOT DESTROYER
Large can of Soot Destroyer, will
dean fine in a jiffy. Regular price
25c. Sale Price 16c
SPECIAL
For Furnished Apartment Owners
4 Strand Sweeping Broom, made
entirely of selected broom com.
Sells regularly for 81.00 each on
sale in quantities of one dozen or
more, for 5S.9J per dozen.
PRESERVING KETTLE
6 qt. Pure Aluminum Preserving
Kettle, worth 100. On sale
for 11J0O
BLACK-DRAUGHT A
FAMILY JEDICINE
Some Kind of Stomach Trouble With
Cramps and Terrible Pains
Made This Oklahoma Man's
Life Miserable Until Black
Dranght Relieved Him.
Uuckasha, Okla-Mrs. J. W. Wal
ker recently said this: "We nse Black
Draught as a family medicine and
think it is the only liver medicine George W. Hockonbury. Philadelphia,
made. My husband makes it up ana Oakley V. Johnson. Garten City. Mo.
uses it as a tonie as well as a laxative. I Fred E. Jones, PblllppL W. Va.
- ., . , , . , .1 Nathaniel King. Brooklyn. JT. T.
I use it for headache, soar stomach, a William Kltto, Rockvale. Colo.
rt 1. f-.i.. , ... ! Hrman Kovnat. Chicago. TIL
jiu. ury ivaiog alter meais, wmcn Guttav otto Lamke. Weston. Mich.
I suppose is indigestion, and
tainly does me a lot of good.
Pvt. John L. Cantrell. Honey Grove.
Tex. ;g
Pvt. Homer Gannaway. WInrate. Tex. i
Pvt. Calvin a Leverett. Llamo, Tex. ' 1
Pvt. Henry W. Iforrell. Providence
City. Tex. S
Pvt. Julius Rousebough. Onalaska. !
Tex.
Pvt. Thomas J. Turner, Abernathy. !
Tex. ig
Woanded Severely. j
Pvt Jas. Arney, Ivanhoe, Tex. !t
Pvt. Wm. T. Roberts, Dripping's
Snxings. Tex. i
Pvt. Wm. L. ilackenson. Round Rock.
Tex. ,s
Pvt. Jose J. Plnson. Austin. Tex. !
Pvt. Logan Williamson Lockney, Tex.
Pvt. Rube Baker. Kennard. Tex. ;
Pvt. John A. Brown. Ledbetter. Tex.
Wonnded. Degree Undetermined. 1
Pvt. Grover a Ellison. Chlllicothe.
Tex.
Pvt. Robert G. Nelson. Seattle. Tex. ig
Woanded Slightly. 11
Pvt. Buford O. WetseL Belleview. Tex. s
Pvt . Tony WIschnewsky. Stonhame. ,
Tex. l-i
Killed la Action. S
The list also contains the names of , 5
me louowius men. Kliiea in action:
Sermnta.
Troy D. Barnett. Hampton. Ga.
George Farabee, Sellershnrg. Ind.
Lawrence Foley, cnicago, 11L
Earl A. Kencke. Spokane. Wash.
Louis Sternberg. South Chicago, 111.
Privates.
Rexford E. Barto, Portland. O.
KUs A. Blomgreen. Chicago. 111.
Raloh Colella. New Tork. X. T.
Jas. Jos. Sunn, Jersey City, N". J.
reai L. Fenton. Hutchinson, xans.
Walter A. Hake. Erie county. JJ. T.
Harry Holler. Edgewood. Ind.
Oscar Hurst, Klgnt. Tenn.
James Jeblunsky. Pittsburg. Pa.
Chas. Fletcher Jordan. Cooleemer. jr. C
eawin j. Kelly, Drain. Ore.
Wm. Lebwahld. Dayton. O.
Fred W. Luchsinger. San Pablo. Cat
George R. McGowru. Garfield. Wash.
Henderson S. McKeehan. King. Ky.
Wm. R. Marley. Indianapolis. Ind.
Lester A. Papke, Milwaukee. Wis.
Laurence Roberts. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Alton Schorr, Arcady. N. T.
George H. Seese. Wellsvllle. O.
Edward C Sims, Jemlson. Ala.
Waldo E. Anderson. Dale Minn
Wallace Anton. Seottsdale. Ariz.
Francesco Arena. Rochester. X. T.
Santo James Austin. R. Roselle. Park.
N. J.
Alias S. Barnicle. East St, Louis. TIL
Edward BartelL Cleveland. O.
Leon A. Beebe. Rochester. Wash.
Joseph Albert Blsky. Alpena, Mies.
John Blum. Rltzville. Wash.
William T. Beland. Gallltzln. Pa.
John Thomas Bntram. Fountain Rut,
Ky.
James E. Cain, Paris, Ky.
John Carlson. Akron. O.
Alonzo Carter. Morrlstown. Tenn.
Edward II. Cherry. Indianapolis, Ind.
Vincent Cltrinltt HUca. X. Y.
Calvin C Clow. Dawson. Tex.
Jay S. Davis, Farmington. Conn.
Joe H. Dennis. Magnolia. Ark.
Andrew Dora. Baltimore. Md.
Thomas E. Doty. Bonsier City. La.
Xewton B. Dunnaboo. Mayesville, Ga.
Herbert Flack. New York.
Harmond M. Folckmer. Bornesboro, Pa.
Chas. Forsman, Grafton, X. D.
Wilfred J. Gosselln. Bradford. Mass.
Cecil Gregory. Berlin. Ore.
Herve Guertin. Holyoke. Mass.
Le grant E. Harnes, Berwick. Pa.
Set the Farm
A larm Clock
We are not advocating chickens and a garden- It
just seems to us that a Rooster always belongs with a
Farm or Garden for Spring Ad.
So Be sunt bee to noB that KracKafacK Service ti reads for Spring.
See the
Window
Displays
For the Home Gardener
Hoes, Rakes, Hand' Plows, Trowels
and Wheelbarrows.
For the Valley Gardener
PLANET JR. IMPLEMENTS
Whether it be for horse or hand, a
For the Fanner
In addition to Planet Jr. imple
ments we carry a complete line of
Oliver implements.
Turning Plows, Riding Plows,
Cultivators, Disc Plows, Walking
Plows, Orchard Cultivators.
If you need a plow Oliver makes it.
small truck garden or a big farm, a
Planet Jr. will meet your needs.
you can't fad a KracKajacK dealer in your vidnk$ kl m hear from you 65 name.
rr 1 n i o 11r 7
jvrajcauer. loyk cz m
oye s
S.I
e
1 117 San Francisco St
Tel. 1040. I
OPEN DIPLOMACY IS NOW
ASSURED IN WORLD AFFAIRS
(Continued from page L)
frequenoy of the limitations. They
have also pointed out that If ever
meetings are closed the subject under
discussion the agreement reached
should be announced.
The American contingent rspreeents
men of different shades of political
opinion, most of whom feel the ab
sence of a body like the American
senate which can act as a check en
negotiations.
Preaa Is a Go-Between.
The press stands between the peo
ples and the official delegates.
Sharp dissent has been expressed in
many quarters with the argument
presented in the official statement by
the members of the peace conference.
It Is presumed that It was drawn up
by Mr. Wilson and Lloyd George, j
While those men urge that there may!
be strong reasons why continuations
of discussions cannot be announced,
"f-ause of the desire to obtain further
it
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the day and cramp or pain him just, John Sklerka. Chester. Mont
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. " Tbe following corrections In prevl-
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1 tf V. . A I m Hospital,
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druggists. .Adv.
Pvt Jas. L. Pate. Woodvllle. Tex.
previously reported killed In action.
Killed la Action.
Pvt Monroe Dowdy. Ingram, Tex.
previously reported wounded.
Returned to Duty.
Bugler Ernest Melr, Hre. Tex. pre
viously reported missing.
HUNS FREE TUCSON MAN.
Washington. D. C Jan. 18. The
war department mads public last
night a list of Americans, who have
been released from the German prison
camp at Rastatt and have reached
France. The enlisted men Include:
Robert B. Reed. Wlllard. Colo.:
Stephen Trojanovlch, Colhan, Colo.;
Joe McCarthy. Tucson. Ariz.
concessions or bargainings, tbe news
oaper men contend In reply that
there may be equally strong reasons
why delegates should know at each
stage of the proceedings whether con
tinuations reached are approved by
public opinion. Copyright 1919. by
Xew York Evening Poet. Inc.
SAYS ALLIES WILL OCCUPY
RHINE RIGHT BANK HARBORS
Amsterdam. Holland, Jan. 18. The
commander of the neutral zone east
of the Rhine, in the region of Dnls
burg. Rhenish Prnssia. announces
that allied troops will occupy tbe har
bors and landing places on the right
bank of tbe Rhine. Gnisberg win be
occupied by two companies ot troops.
WILSON FLANS OTHER TRIPS.
Paris. France, Jan. 18 President
Wilson will avail himself of the first
opportunity between the meetings of
the peace delegations to visit the dev.
astated regions of France.
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