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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
SITUATION WANIED--lfcniaic

WANTED Dung lady with 3 years
experience, wishes position as ste
noerapher. ADDRESS L. o. Box 81.
Washington. " q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10

WANTED. position by competent dou-
BILE entry bookkeeper. Can use type
writer. Best references. II I'D. care
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10

the following descriOeG property:
First. Lot. with improvements there
on. ut the northwes, corner of and
Twenty-third Streets. fronting on y
Street. 81 feet = inches. and runnin
back from said front, between parallel
lines. the eastern boundary being tho
western line OF Twenty-third street.
~ feet inches.
Second. All that certain lot of land
on the western side OF Twenty-third
Street. between and Burton Streets,
and Immediately in the rear of the
property above described. fronting on
Twenty-third Street. 81 feet inches.
TERMS: The above real estate will
he sold free of liens, and upon the fol-
lowing terms: One-third cash. and
the balance In two equal installments
for negotiable notes. with interest add
ed. payable six an~ Twelve months
from day OF sale, n.c ,itlc to be re
tanned until nil the purchase money
is paid and conveyance is ordered
by the court: or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser.
ALBERT q. BOSCHEN.
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
AUCTION Satisfactorily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
WANTED


WANTED. to buy second hand furni-
turc IN any quantity. Phone Ran
dolph JSic.
WANTED. To bug for cash househ old
goods in any quantity. Phone Madi-
son 1881.
PICTURES wanted Wish 10 buy Il
good painting by Frank Buchscr,
fuzzy signed or initiated l.. H. state
subject, Size, price. T.. Bollag. IL West
Seventeenth Street. New York
CONFEDERATE money wanted Nd
dress j. 6. Atkins. contonmcut. Okla
WANTED. to buy. secondhand furni-
ture. clothes. shoes and bicycles. can
Randolph 5Sl5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN from Hotel Lexington July
"a, "a Eastman folding poke,
Kodak. valued as gift. SO reward. no
questions asked. Communicate with T..
a. Wheeless. city Point Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
THE WILTSHIRE
PHILLIPS HOUSE
MONT HOTEL

Rhode Island Avenue and Beach. Entirely.
unobstructed View. surrounded by beautiful
lawns; coolest location; every comfort at
reasonable rates. Booklet. FREDERICK
KLEIN. JR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
FOR SALE

WAGONS or all kinds for all purposes.
top and open Reasonable prices
Easy terms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
PERSONAL
HUMAN hair bought and sold at
Hughes's. 209 North Th!r1 Street.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR is IMPORTANT
AIDES. YOUR HAIR: SOMETHING
NEW-SUN DRYING.

SHAMPOOING. ladies hair shampooinG.
25C.. English methods used; sun dry
ing or by electricity. sac. this week
Manlcurinc. scalp treatments. hair
dressing. etc. The Royalle. 22i East
Broad new address,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10

we'll furnished rooms; bath and
phone. 403 North Twelfth Street.
ATTRACTINELY furnished suits. par
Tor, bedroom and bath, Franklin
street central: light housekeeping if
desired. Very reasonable. Telephone
Madison 3326-J
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
PICNIC is POSTPONED.

ture was 6S, one degree cooler than a
the same hour Wednesday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25

Two violent electrical storms, ac-
some hail swept over the city and this
vicinity Wednesday afternoon and
early this morning doing damage to
property and crops, delaying the move
ment of trains, and breaking up pic
mics AMI the keokuk- AnSoH baseball
game The rainfall equaled the record
for rainfall of any day in the las.
eleven years.
The government weather observer
reported Al inches of precipitation
Cor both rains. The afternoon
storm. which set in shortly after A.
beat from the south and brought with
IT some hail. The second storm broke
obout o'clock this morning and last cd
foy an hour. During that time the
tightening WIS most severe and almost
continuous.
once before this month, June 6. i.
>'nai'ar s.orm brought a torrental rain
&C - inches. and the ralliali for the
month UP % this date has been almost
twelve inches about one-third of the
average yearly precipitation.
Lightning Causes Damage.
The most serious damage caused by
the storm in the city was TO the f. W.
Woolworth q Co. store. p West Main
street, which was struck by lightning
early this morning. The bolt followed
The wires OF the east side Of the build
ing TO the stock rooms in the base
ment. causing fire which resulted IN
son1e damage to stock.
The flames We're discovered at 1:f5
o'clock and a call sent in for the de-
partment. Owing to the location of the
fire. it was extremely difficult to get
a line of hose on the blaze and at the
same time prevent damage to stock by
water The department succeeded in
confning the fire 70 one section of the
basement, about thirty feet from the
ntr,1 end of the building. The ..remen
entered with spray and fol, owed up
with the chemical apparatus. and by
most efficient work kept the damage
down TO the minimum. TIN. door lead
ing from the first floor TO the ba scme n
was cloS.G. which prevented he flames
getting lraught and spreading more
rapidly than they would have had II
been open.
The smoke was so dense that it re-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
Streams Swollen hx Rains.

AS result of heavy rains north the
Iowa river began to rise last night. ard
this morning had reached a stage one
to one and one-half feet above yester-
DAYS high point. The rains We're not
sufficiently heavy. however to cause
the river to leave its banks at any place
and there is no immediate danger OF it
doing SO. The water was still rising
this morning.
Linn creek was bank full and in the
lower places near this city. the stream
has overfowed. No serious damage has
been reported.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
TWO HOUSES ON SOUTH SIDE,
ONE IN FOURTH WARD, ARE
SEARCHED.
NO LIQUORS ARE FOUND;
FARMER FILES COMPLAINTS
Houses at West High Street, 900
jackson and 7o1 East Boone are
Gone Thru-SelIers and Pike Order
ed Out Of c. e. Hatcher Building by
Owners Attorney, F. e. Northup.

Search warrants issued late Wednes-
day by Justice b. L. Burritt on COM
plants filed by County Attorney E. n.
Farber again started Sheriff J. G. Ed
gar and Deputy Sheriff r. G. Goodale
on the trail of booze. Early this FORE
noon the officers searched three dwell
ings. two on the south side, and the
third in the Fourth ward. But they
found no Intoxicating liquors.
The places searched were.
Dwelling and premises at I West
High street. occupied by two Olson
sisters.
Dwelling and premises of Enoch S.
Mcknight, $40 Jackson street.
Combined grocery store and dwelling
at 701 East Boone street, occupied by
Sam Giatens. The complaint in this
case was directed against John Doe"
as the occupant.
"Soft Drink Parlor' Closed.
Acting on his own authority. but for
the owner c. E. Hatcher F. f. North :
up, Hatchers attorney, Tuesday served
notice on George Sellers and c. H. Pike.
owners of the soft drink parlor' at
41t South Third avenue, to vacate at
once The place was vacated and closed
and locked by Northup Wednesday aft
ernoon. 1t was raided by the officers
! Saturday evening when they found
several pint and half pint bottles oil
whisky
Since the raid, and particularly since
the place was closed, the usual gang of
loafors who have hung about the bar
inside and steps outside have gone.
City Very Very Dry.
According to both the sheriff's Of
fcers and the police the city is "drier''
just now than it has been for many
months The dearth of DRINKS in the
police court this week is one evidence
of the extent of the drouth. No arrests
for drunkenness were made Wednesday
and none have been made since the
first arrests for "hootlegging were
made by Deputy United States Mar
shall l. H. Hammond
According to information from vari-
Gus sources several men. suspected OF
having sold liquors illegally have left
| the city within the last two or three
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25

uuired some little time to locate the
seat of the FIRE, and the smoke caused
some damage to the stock on the nrst
floor and slight damage to the stock OF
the w. G. Strickler clothing store on
the east. The Hub store. on the west
did not suffer materially from the hre.
Manager w. p. Mosher of the WOOL
worth store, would not place an estl-
mate on the loss this morning but IT
will not be heavy The stock is COW
cred by insurance. The damage to the
building, which is owned oy j. Nj.
Parker. was slight, a hole being burned
in the east wall. He is protected by
insurance.
During the fire Chief l. T. Kirby suf-
fered q painful injury, being seriously
cut on the lack of the left hand by
broken glass.
State Center Home Struck.
lightning struck the home of DR.. F.
F. Cozzens. at State Center, early this
morning, demolshing the chimney to
within six feet of the ground. Tne
house was not otherwise damaged. The
afternoon storm cut down the attend
ance at the State Center chautauqua In
the evening but W. l. Nolan, entertain l.
er, appeared and gave a pleasing pro-
gram of readings and representations.
A corn crib on the George Bader
farm, four miles north of State Cen
ter. was struck The damage is esti-
mated at 500, with no insurance.
Four head of mich cows owned by
William Hilleman were struck by
lightning and killed on his farm four
and one-h half miles northeast of stare
Center The animals were valued at
$40 a head.
Crops Damaged in Places.
In some sections of the county grow
ing crops were blown down or beaten
to earth by the heavy rain and hail
The most serious damage to crops was
south and southwest of this city, where
corn. oats and wheat fields were flat
tened by the storm.
In the vicinity of Liscomb there was
nc rain until shortly before O'Clock,
but the heavy rain OF this morning ex-
tended to some distance north of Lis
comb Melbourne escaped the storms
which struck this city only good bene-
fetal rains falling there in the after
noon and this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
Meeting Of Natives Of Marshall County
TO Be Hold Next Month.

Meeting OF Natives OF Marsha'I Couhty
to Be Hold Next Month.
Owing to the heavy rains OF Wednes-
day afternoon and this morning, the
picnic Of the native born of Marshall
county over SO years of age, which was
to have been held at Marion Cards
shack today, was this morning post
poned until the latter pare of July.
MIR. Gard had made extensive prepar-
atoms to entertain 200 or more guests
but early this morning thought 1T adj
visable to postpone the meeting to some
time when a more representative
gathering could be expected. Telephone
calls were sent out on rural lines and
to neighboring towns to announce the
postponement at an early hour Notices
will be sent out later announcing the
date of the picnic which will probably
be about the middle of July or later,
after threshing time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
Take Teachers Examinations.

Fifty-one young men and women be-
gan taking examinations Wednesday.
for teachers certificates, at the office
of Miss Gertrude E. Miller county
suerintendent. OF the ffiy-one, three
are young men. The examinations will
continue thru Friday and others are
exected to write the last days exam
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
TRETTER WINS LONG GAME.
Pitches Quincy to Victory in Eighteen
Inning Contest at Sloonninqtcn.


Louis Tretter, formerly OF this city.
has the distinction OF winning an
eighteen inning game for ouincy.
aaginst the BLOOMINGTON team. in the
Three I league. by a score # l t. 0.
Tie game was played at Bloomington.
The battle, one of the LONGEST ever
played in the league. was marked by
the excellent box work and the senSa :
tional fielding of both teams. Bloom
ington lost because of it's inability 10
hit Tretter safely when men We're on
bases, three men being caught at the
plate. Tretter pitched the entire game
for Quincy and was opposed by
Marks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
Local Weather Record.

Ninety three and SIS were the ex-
tremes Of temperature Wednesday
compared with 90 and 81 the extremes
Tuesday and 81 and SIS the range OF
temperature year ago Wednesday
At o'clock this morning the tempera-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
Notice to Cut Weeds.

Owners of property are hereby no
tilted to cut the weeds on said prop
critics at once or the city will do so
and charge the cost to the properties
w. f. Nicholson, superintendent OF
streets and alleys.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
Trains Delayed by Rains.

Owing to the heavy rains in the
western part of the state Yesterday
and last night. thru trains from the
west were delayed by soft tracks and
sinall washouts.
No 10. on the Northwestern. due
here at 6:l3 a. m. this morning. did
not arrive until 9:1o and No. IA. due
here at Sis q. M. did not reach the
city until 11:20
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
Bankers POSTPONE Game.

The game of baseball scheduled be-
tween the Marshalltown State Bank
team and a nine from the c. A. Dunhain
Company for this evening was post
poned this forenoon on account of W.T.
grounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25

Plenty Of old papers at cents a bum
die at the Times Republican office. just
the thing to go under the carpets dur
ing housecleaning time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
FUR COATS REFINED
If You Have Fur Coat That Needs
Refining or Repairing, Bring It in

Refining or Repairing, Bring 1t in
Now.
Don't wait until fall TO have your fur
repair work done. See that the gar
ments are brought in during the sum-
mer and you are then sure of having
them ready when they are needed.
Avoid the fall rush by attending to the
work now. Repair garments stored
free. II. Willard, Son & Co.. South
First street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-25
STORM Sweeps CITY
DOING MUCH DAMAGE
LIGHTNING STARTS FIRE IN
wooLwoRTH STORE; RAIN
BEATS DOWN SMALL GRAIN.
DAMAGE TO CROPS is
HEAVY IN SOME PLACES

Strikes State Center Home
Trains Delayed and Pcnics and Ball
Game Broken Up-River Rises and
Linn Creek Cverfows-Rainfall Al
Inches.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-27
54aurige 3uitdnoe+
Anfla9en ecaen 3u@ttansbiret'
tor .ar In Mtlanta.
Trii5ere siateftellte als &Iager.

2ltlanto, @o., %. wldr5. @iebe,1
MGnner, Oliber Grimes, 90. st.
Cobb, 8. Dunn, S. q. 8augb,
6. q. Mcglure, 8. Sc. !9ai1en uno
gbarles @pans, bic fruber in benz
bieiigen 8unbes5uhtbaus als @d@z
ter angeiteQt tparen, erbeben gegea
ben Girettor bs5 s3ndthau1ss, WiI.
liam $. Moper uno mebrere feiner
MFiitenten Mntlagen Set 16limmiten
Dirt. Sic bebaupten, oab B frantic
@trdflinge pbne sic n0tige dr5tli@e
pflege ii@ 1elbft iiberlaf1en poroen
unb mebrere bon ibnen, Die 1ebr lei6t
bdtten gerettet tperben fDnnen, rnter
groben >@@mer3en ge1torben ieien.
2lnbere @efangene fouen fir geringz
fiigige @erbre9en 1T rober, fait un=
1neni9li9er @etie beitraft irorben
fein. Cine ongeblt4 BON MoDer felb:t
borgef4riebene @trafe beftanb oartn,
oab sic @efangenen in einem BON e1<
mem Tliigel oes 3u@tbauies na@
Gem onberen fiibrenben unterirbt1deu
Sunnel nit &etten an beiBen
DampfrDbren befeitigt purben. @ip
Gefangener, Der als Doung go. 10S
ongefiibrt miro, ion in Der Dunfel<
aelle 5n0lf @tunoen obne 1nterbre<
cbung an Sic Manb gefettet tporoen
1etn, iobaB er it9 faum belpegen
fannte. 9ie iieben Mnfld9er WfoDers
;agen, bab iie pergeblih auf eine bon
nem &ongreb> gu beginnenbe l1nterluz
dung gepartet bdtten unb haB iie
jeBt enti9loKen ieien, felbit gegen
Mpner unb feline W5iti@uloigen bot
<3ueeben unb nimt eher gu ruben, BIS
Sic @6ulbtqen beftraft perben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-27

ar5t 9r. Dreutp entfei1elten 9alDar-.
in1-S -Streit Yartei gel1on1nlelL pl6s=
lid eingelteut bat. @abnm1 NOR
ipege,l 8eIeibigung oes Granffurter
Magiitrnts, Ser 8ertpaltung llt1b
ser Mer5te See ita6tiiden &ranfen-t 6
bau1es in glnflage5uitanb periebt
tporoen. Sod miro aus Ser Hro5ei-
;ier,n1g nun 1libts tperoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-27
S61ob TT lSIa,,tt.e,t.
@ar als Man6per lnartiea fiir
&rDnpriuaen nnseripflfn.

Berlin, %. @far8. sssn @olleus
lhbt, na9 telegrapbiiber Melolns,
oas bo6lt >Dertbolle S1loB oes
&ommer5tenrats @IbeIm Ostml6
in 6lammen. Ser 8al1 gilt als Ter
loren, obi6pn Sic 5euertpebr bic
gr0bten Mnltrengu11gen ma6t, hn
grano 5lr Ioi6en. Ser Gigentu1,B-
ihaeell miro iid auf n1ebrere Mi=
lionen belaufert. Sos gd1oB md
als Auartier oes &ro,1pri,15e1r SSH
eelan fir Die &aiiernla11ober in
eettember allseriebet1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-27
Mew lu, aainniota, Gretag ben q. Mdr3, 1914

Sagr9unperre gepentgten g5efnes
Singer Ole ober gefdrbtss 5uderz
pai1er gieben min. 9anb ab bon
9riitli9en Qlltar unb nod einmat
fage i@ u5anbs off,"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-27

Nad einem in Ser @tuot
Merifo beute etngetroffenen 8eri@t
miro 9err Sobn 2inb, ber peri0nlt@e
8ertretsr 0es PrGiioenten Wilion in
Weerito, sic bon oen HegterungSs
.truppen beiebten @e6iete beiu4e11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-27
Nieuoofitrittm.
@erbaftuns elmer augebltdeu &uh>
ifaplerin in ct. ,Eetersbura.

ct. petersburg, 21. Wedr3. eyn1
ptersburger 9otel Qluitria ipurbe
bDr mebreren Sogen etne ongebli@e
Siirittn Sbplenfti unter benl Ser
ba@t Der @odftapelei berboftet, na@z
benz tie bort ldngere 3eit gelebt batz|
te. Ma9 ousfiibrli6en &e9er@en
gelang es Der ppli5ei fef5uiteuen,
oab Die ongeblt9e Siirtin unter benz
Namen Sara 6auping in Mostau
grobe @9minbeleten beriibt batte.
W}on Dermutet, elmer internationalen
9o@ftaplerin gegeniiber3uitehen, bo:
bic @erboftete ale @pro9en borz
treffli@ beberrf@t. 9ie bieiige poz
li5ei febte fth nit Der beltf9en unb
Der Dfterrei@ifGen poltaei in Ser
btnoung, um bic per1onalien Der
5Grfin feit5uitenen. sSn petersburg
tpuroe bur@ bic @9lpinblerin ei11e
&eibe bon @robtoufleuten gepreut.
Gin 8ed)5eI. !.
9ayeriidcr @cncral ser Mrtilleric
u. ;5orn pe1iioniert.
Berlin, 21. Mdr3. Ser bisberige
fommonbterenbe General bes britten
baperif@en Mrmeefprps, 9firnberg,
General bet Mrttllerte Tretberr 2uitz
polb BON SON, 1T penftontert tpprz
ben.
Gum Na9folger 1T @enerolleutz
nont Treiberr 2ubtptg b. @eb1qttel
ernQnnt, nel6er bisber &ommanbeur
Der 5tpeiten Dibi@ion in Mugsburg
getpefen lit.
Sretberr bon 6orn batte am 4.
SSanuar bas fe63igfte 2ebensiabr bolz
lenbet unb 1eit @nbe bes Sabres
1876 benz banerii4en Sfft3ierforps
angebDrt.
&onferet5 erfoI0tetd).
Mew 9orf, 9fe,u !6apen E. 6artforb
So. nil iid auifDien.
8albingtor1 81. Mdr5. unter-
ban6llngen, oie 5lpiiden oen ssSuiti5.
Departement in @aibington u1ro ser
NefD Sort, Seem &apen & @artforb-
e:iienbobn gefiibrt 1poroen iin6, ba-
ben nod elmer in Ser 8nnbesba1pt.
lteot beute befannt gegebenen gr-.
tl:1rung 81 0em @rgebnis gefiibrt,
co.'s oie @iienbabngeIeuibaft 1ib be-
reit erflart fat, ii6 auf5ul0ien.
Sies ber Gbriitlid,is5ialen.
Mien, 21. MGr5. Dte @emeinbe<
tpablen baben unter lebbafter 8etetliz
gung unb ni9t geringer @rregung
Der 8epDlferung ftattgefun6en. Mie.
ertpartet tporben mar, errange1t sic
gbriflidfo5ialen einen iiberpdltigen<.
ben @iea.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-27
8erfabreit etngetteut.
3eitnngsberanseeber nnter Mnflase,
Maaiitrat belei0iQt at baben.

8erli1l 90. Wsdr5. Mufiebelt err
regt Dos 8orgeben 6es Staatsan=
lualts in sSranffurt a. &C., 1pel6er
oas 8erfabren gegel1 6en n6reis
geiit" =&erausgeber 8abmann, Der
i'll benz bon Sem 8erliner &oli5ei.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-27

Nn1tU1 CllHS 4DlEO u uOI @u+
reon nidt anf grpken 8ioeritanb
itpfen. 0enft iidj anideineno
bic Ginna6,nc ppn Sprrepn iebr
lciG,t, - Bcridt iiber &onferen5
,,uiiden 2ino unb bem n1erifani>
l6en Minitcr bes Nenkcrn nod
midt befannt.
Gl paio, Ser., %. Mdr5. 9ier
ipllr0e beute 9emeloet, oab oie Ne@
bellen @ome3 palaeio un0 2eroo,
3lpei pt@tige @orfaote bon Sorreon
angeeriifen baben.
8ermeiilfo, Me1ifo, %. Mdr8.
Offi5tere tebrten beute bon Der Gu<
ferten 6rcnt na@ Ser @taot 5uriid
unD erfld:ten, baB Sic @eteioigungsz
perfe SET Regierungstruppen poaz
tommen itno uno oab sic Sruppen
bon @5dubgraben gu @@ubgraben
borriiden fDnnen, obne it4 in gefdbrz
lt1er @eiie b"m 6euer oes 5einoes
uasleSen 5u miif1en.
8ermeitno, @taat Durango,
Merifo, %. M6r3. General 6ranz
cisco @illa, ser Oberbefeblsbaber ser
mertfani19en Hebellen, ge0enft nod
i'm 2aufe bes beutigen SQges Dor
Sorreon etn5utreffen. Die bon ihm
befebltgte Mrmee be1tebt angebli4 aus
10000 Mann. Gr glaubt ntW, Dab
er bor Sorreon nod irgeno tpo auf
Wiberfunb itpben miro, bD@iten ptelz
Ieidtt ;in 2eroo, einer 1T unmtttelfazt
rer NGbe BON Sorreon gelegenen
@tabt. sSn Dem 2ager Der Mrmee
ner Som 1titntionalilten ipur0e beute
gemel0et, baB Die aus Hegierungsz
truppen beFebenoe @arniion in 2eroo
1ebr fart uno ipiberfunos fdbig TT.
Cine iebr itarte uno itrategif4 aub
pi9tige @tel1ung baben bic Negtez
rungstruppen auf Dem Gerro ga
ptla, etnem rieiigen 8erg, inae.
SrDb Der @orniion in 2er0o urb Der
befeftigten @teIung auf Dem Gerro
ga ptla bofft 8iua obne blutiee
&Gnpfe, Sorreon gu errei9en. Gr
bGlt ieine 9rn1ee fir itorf genuG
ie0en 8eriu6, ibn auf Sem Mar1d}e
no@ 5orreon auf3ubalten, gu perz
eitelr.
Walbington, e. W}dr5. @enn>
glei9 iiber oas Relultat ser &pnfez
ren5en 5tpif6en Serrn 2tnb, Dem per-
i0nlt9en &ertreter oes prdfbenten
Wilfon, unb @endr portillo i. Noias
mod tein Bert@t porliegt, 10 i@eint
10 piel feit5uitebenA bob bic biefige
&egierl1ng ibre Nferifo gegenuber
perfolgte polittt nmt dnoern pirb,
@iner Ser 3pede, lie Ser mertfaniz
1@e Miniiter Bel f siner 93ei{e na9
Nera Gru5 i'm MugeS batte, tpur bic,
nit 9errn 2ino perianli9 ndber BE-
tannt 81 tperoen uno\ audi Dieiem
9ele9enDe1t 81 gebett, Nb uber 1e1ne,
bes Mmtfters, Tdbtgfeilen uno Gbo=
ratter Elm llrteil gu bilben. Set
einigen Sagen 1T bier bas Geriiht
Der6rettet porben, oaB 6enor Yorz
tia = &oias BON 9uerto als Elm
Na9folger in Nus1t9t genon1men
lporoen 1T. menn er, 9uerta, ii9 entz
79lieben 1ollte, 5uriid ,u treten.
Merifanif4e &egierungstrhppen, sic
por BRET Sagen 2as @acaA rdumten,
baben Die @tubt' geitern Aieoer 6ez
ieBt. 8alb na9 ser 8e1ekunq ia6
man an 8dumen am ufer| bes gfio,
@ranoe neun 2ei9en bon UInner,,
bdngen. Man nt1nmt an, IbaB bic
&egierungstruppen Die in bel Gtaot
borgefunoenen @ebeleniolbata1 obne
peitere 5ormalitdten enttp@er err
{AoHo%4 nhor o,rfnoF>,::x.El E>I.A
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-27

Gl paio, Ser, %. Mdr5. 9ier
ipnr0e beute eemeloet, oab oie @e<
bellen @ome3 palacio un6 2eroo,
3tpei tpt@tige @oritdote BON Sorrepn
angegriifen baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-27
&lQr geipro@eu.
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In ct. Mn9el, @a.
@escm Yrobibitiun.

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Fd eegen ale Mnsna9megeiete
memoen. - @prt eines befanntcn
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