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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

peranltolteten grbebung uber Sen
Giebbeltuno iin6 aus iammtliden @e=
n1einoen Omit Al1snabme bon Mamcr
uno @inleler) eingelaufen. 0anad
}peilt Ser Eferoebeltano cine Mbnabme
bon 1861 Stid auf. Beim &ino<
pieb lit cine 3u11obme BON 1927 5tud
un0 bel Sen Sbmeinen cine 3l1nabme
Don 1O,O63 Gtiid gegen oas 8oriabr
51 oer5eidnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Mtarf beIoufen, Ser ourd gerlt=
d}erung geoedt lit.
Sdmei5.


d}erlng geoedt lit.
Sdmei5.
2usern.-@ odm. 9err Y1arr=
heller Safob @unfeler muroe sum
Gfarrer BON 3oflngen ernan1t.
Mppen5ell.- Am 10. Nope'm=
Der ltarb in Ser Some IN Stelncge
Ser in meiten &reiien befannte 0eol=
fenbdnoler Soief Sped, Se5lrfsr1h=
~tererlt Is Sabre alt.
2rouno.- Ser Naplt bat al5
@ebein1fammerer Sic Gomberren S.
hann Be Maria unb 81. Carl Gra1l1,
oas Gltelte 1rb oas jii1glte Mltgliso
unieres Iomfapitels ernannt.
Milhi. - 9onbmirtb 8nmmer
qerietb BEL ser geoienung Ser 9rems-
porridtungen ont iogenannten
sdrnittenitat Bel 9impad unter lei
men lftper belaoenen @agen. er err
lao furse 3eit na6ber ben erlittenen
Gerletungen.
Stdffis om Gee. = Meuli6
muroe bier ser Gtidereioufieber g.
&oiler, Softer bon is &inoern, gu
@ra5e getragen. Sinter benz Sarge
ldr;1t ser altei tie Sobn, Elm Dfanm IN
Sen belten Sobren, an Ser 9ano let
non %iiinolten neuniabriqen 8ru6er
fubreno, Damn folgten oie feds a11'
BERN griioer, alle in Wilitaruniform.
2nrembnrg.
2uremburg erfreut iib troB Der
beutlden uSSnpaiion," bic bon un1eren
6einoen uls lein llntergang geld)1l=
Dert muroe, oes be- item @oblieln5 uno
ser er0Bten mirtbidaftli6en gnt=
midl1ng. Sn @roBber5ogtbum fpe!B
Sic gauge Sepolferung, Dap eS
leut{dlano nidt entfernt elnfdat,
1eine politilde selbltitdnoigfeit nad
BENT aricge an5utalte1, ooB ibm nisl=
mehr Elm miafommener 9obn mint.
llno nod ser mirtblduftllben Se1te
lit cine 1tQnoige @ebung Ser Snoultr1e
un0 Oa1nit oes @oblltanoe5 gu Der
aeid,nen. - Ias Amtsblat bot be-
fonnt gegeben, oaB Die oeutide He=
qierung bisber ols grtidaoigung '''1r
SEN Gurdmarid 6eutid)er Srnppen
ouf. Sen 6elburg 100000 6ronfen
ou55ablte. Sir bie 8eniitung her
straben erbielt Sic &egierung o.s
groBiiirltertbums bisber $4,000
Iroufcn. = MGe 5ur Gerproola'1t1=
r11,11 oe5 9a1oes notbnenolgen 9e=
bcnsmittel lin0 5ur 3eit reidlid DOE
banoen, uno ouh 5u o11ltano1ger
Ireilcn erbGltlif. Sic Staot Surem=
bl,ra bot Sic -2epotS,
sic tic INTERPRETATION fir Bic Gage
bes Mintcrs uno ser Notb ongelsJt
bot, poaaefuat. Heis, &affee, W}ebl
uno lonltige 2ebensmittel lir1o Dor.
honocn. 9lud in SEN Staoten Sid
uro I%ifferbingen bat man relfl1b
nerlchene 0ebensmittel= Iepots einye-
rid,tyt. Sn Iubelineen tbat mon ci'1
@1e;d,es. Mn Eetroleum lit fem Ma1=
oel mebr. Mud beginnt bereits o1e
Mcriorq,ng beg YripatbonoelS NIT
Nctro[cum. Mit 8en3in fonnten glud=
Iihermeiie aud Sic Sntereilente1 IN
oeni;ocnoem MoBe periorgt meroen.
@eaiialid Ser oicfcrl1ng bon @o9len
linb nod einige Shmierigfeiten Dor
honpcn. l1nlere @iittenmerfe er9al-
ton Lercits ub nnb gu &oblen. = G1e
groebnilie ser bon Ser @egierune
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Wer{hnnppt I.

rGmma, id finbe @ie ~ent5udeno;
ib liebe Sic uno mill sic beiraten!"
u6aben sic bas au6 meine1 Mutz
ter f4on gefagt?"
.Sa-por 3tpan3ig Sabren!
Mber &pie mi{1en Sie oenn bas?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
3eih n.

rWifen sic: malen tam 1netn
@obn prddtig. aber ni&t 3ei@nen!!'
,Was mo(len @ie oenn9 Dann 1T
er ia elm eeborener Meifter Der mober,
men Ridtung."
Neue Sefte.
.Dente Dir, Mlops, mein 4aper 1T
Mbitinen3ler eeporoen!"
.9m-bm-aber an @ott glauben'
Bic bod aud, nie2"
Snferat.
3unigunbe tebre 3urid! ODER
f9reibe %nenisitens. ND mein @tod,
meme @laeebanof4ube uno mein pet<
fdaft lieeen! Dein troitlofer @atte
profe6or Gbuarb @u4er.
@4redli4.
.Gs 1T ettpas @ntieBli@es. biefer
Nebel!" feuf3te @tuoiofus 8ummel.
rSeBt mill i9 f4on feit orei 9agen
ouf Die uniperfitdt. uno INNER mics
Der TONNE i9-ins Wirtsbaus!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
moliti0fe 5roge.

maliti0fe Jroge.
profehor: y. Wie i'd ieb, Boz
ben sic bieies @ebidt unter etnem
pieuoonDm gei9rieben %. Mar Sbnen
eSbr Name fir bas @ebiht, ODER oas
8ebiebt fir Sbren Namen gu gut?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
9os m ob lni9t I.

@irt (3u einem Safe, ben Ct betm
@4niren zines gadetes iiberraidD:
.@te-mas MAIDEN g oenn BAG"
rMd-enti4uloigen Sic: ib &poQte
bic @peiiereite meinem 9unoe mitneb<
men,"
r@o-fribt Der nit MeKer unD
@ubel2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
G%rfenntnis.

5rau (5u ibrem Manne): nMdnns
6en, Ieitoem mir perbeiratet limb. 1T
es aber auf oeinem aopfe beoentli9
beQ gemorben!"
Mann: Fiber erft brinnen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Musreoe.

3eit9emdbe 4usreoe.
@atte: r9ie pil5e limb nod iantig;
lie tnirfden ia 5miiden ben 3dbnen!"
6rau: rMirb mobl pieoer Elm Cults
fdiffer iber oen @hornitein eefloser
fetn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

@tranbibpll.
9ie tleine Marie ion gum erfen
Male in Der Gee baben, bisber tannte
lie rur bic 8abemanne. OILS bic er1te
Meue ton1mt, tlammert lie il4 Deiz
nenb an Die SHUTTER: rMama. ntmm
mid beraus, es 1T gu BOIL"
Mus Der @e1bfbiograpbie
eines @eIebrten.
r@@on in fribeiter 3inobett mar
meme 9anDfhrift 10 unleferli4, oab
mei11e ge{amte @erpanotf4oft oarin
einig mar: ,Gr muB ftuoteren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

tgurtIeeMaa Eege 9. SsIts.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28
glnqeiidf8 0er encouragement QLn.

9lugeiidts Scr beborite9en6cn PIN.
nlnft Oes &enerais Garran5a III Gera
@ru8 telegrapDirte &r- 8ruan an
GoniaI SiaimaL borldufig i'll Gta0t
N2erifo sit blci6eu. Goniul Ganooa
pir6 IN @era Gru5 bic Ser. Staateu
6ci ser @artei Garrou5a's Dertreten.
@eneroI GoboIIero tritt
an @ilGn iiber.
@I8oio, Seros, 81. gtooember.
Gin Ebeil ser Eruppen @tao's lit
bcute in Stdot @2erifo eingetroffen,
p1Dreno @ilo ielbit i'll Gula blieb.
Seit pielen ggoden lit beute Der
erite Giienbabn8ug BON Staot Wlerito
ra1 Suarc5 obgegangcn. Gin offis
aie0er @eribt @iua'S nieloet, OaB
General Gabaaero 0eiien Eruppen
Cdnipico baltcn bon Scr 5eite Gar.
ran5os abgefaaen uno 5iir GonDcn.
tionoliiicn@ortei iibcrgetreten iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

9lac Giih Sairb 60.
Nlildl, @iscreme uno
9nttermil6 iuiro oa,
bnrh iuiiicuIdiaitlia pa.
itenriFrt ban Iie 30
Wslnuteu lana nnf bic
rihtiae Sentperatur Oou
142-1l5 @rao er6iet
iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

giuas uu0 8apatas Qlruppeu IN
Stoot Dlerito. Gonih Gilt
man bleibt porlaufio III ser
SauptItaot. Sefretdr @rpan
foroert iibcr oas @eriidt bon
elmer ougebIiben GoOting BON
Spouieru Snformotionen eiH.
g8afbingtoM 81. 9lobem6er.
@d6reno beute feline offi5ieIlen
NeIoungen iiber bic @erbdltniiie in
5tatot Wlerifo bier eiugetroffcn iino,
i6enften oie geamten ia @aibington
oen 8e6altptungen @lauben 0oB
General @iaa's Guippcn licb nit 3u-
poto's 9legimcutern IN oer $ouptita0t
pereinigt b1tten. Die geitrigen @e-
ridte iprobqn bon Gronung lino
Sl6c III Stoot Nlerifo uno berihte.
ten MIR bon elmer 8liinocrung Der
einen glmerifaner, glomenS sin, ee.
06rigen 8orm in Der glG6e oerSoiipt.
itoot. Scr iponiide @otiAoiter
iprob bente bei Srn. 9rBou bor nno
aeiote ibm cine aus Moorio tommen.
re W1cloiing, nah Der mc6rere Spo.
nier in StoOt @ierifo eet6otet por0cn
Iciu ioaeu. Stootsiefret1r @rDan
foroerte iofort beim broiiliaaiideu
@eionoten in Stutot @aerifo itno benz
olnerifouiiAen Gouinl Silinon oa.
rii6er Snfornlatioucu cin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28
Nreiilin Qlerinntn ntflrht.

@2erifo. Wliiiotri 27, g2opehts
Der IreiBig @erionen ipuroen
DerIcet, eiic oerielben pobrideinligb
t66tliH, ais 6eiite 0sodniittao oer
gurIinoton-slItun EoiIasier8us glr.
% ouf ser Sabrt bon aarias 9th
noh 5t. 2ouis, orei Wlcilen oitlih
bon Glarf, cntaleiita. gier @usgous
fielcn i'm. Ger @rnn0 oes llnfolls
i'll nod niht feiigeiteIIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28
nffi,iSTe Dli6bil(ianno.

@oibington 27. 9loSember
graIioent @ilion bat uuofii3iell
oeu oiplomatiihen Gertretern ser
@ereinioteu Staaten IN Den frieaiii6.
renoen 2dnoern Giropo's mitge.
t6cilt, ooB cr sic glngriifc bon Bonn.
ben oiif nidt 6efeitiote Stdotc, in
oenen Observation-Disclosures wo6net
niiBbilligt.
Ger 4raiioent bermieO as be1ut.
iant III oer gln9elegenbeit offi5ielle
Saritte 5u t6un; er IieBt ridt Qius
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

9lne GitB rairB SO.
Wlilh, Giscrcnr nno
9uttermiim iplrb 6a.
ourm wiiieninaitlidl pa.
itenriRtt Oah Re 30
WllnHteu Iuna ani bic
rimiloe GenIpsratnr pon
142-i45 @raO erhitt
werben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

mol feline Waittbeilung ourh Sos
Stoots Ieporteuieut ergeben, ion-
bern ibrieb peri6nlib an Die omeri.
foniIden @ertreter I'M g(usIdnSe
g9ie sic omerifaHiihen Giplomas
ten Oie 9luiibt oes 4rdiioenten oen
betreffenoen 9legieritns iiberinitteln
iolleu 0ariiber unr0e i'm 8eiBen
Sauie nidts @eitimnites befannt ge.
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28
gir Sa6lagr
0inItiO.
SeOOd nod feline emt.
i6eiOenOc @CnOWng
i'm Citcn.
Seine ntrrfltAe 2Seramoe
rmnA amf iueitliHem
@fbnuplat.

Ias 0acIt Der Beltrlgen WlelcNRgcN
BON Oentider geits. Die ge
OentnHs Oes sruhen Oemtidicu
Sisgss bel aoS5. gianst6ai
6eutidsu lInterieebOOtss uabs
Sabre erf iett im uOleH TIM
fanae befauut. 3iuei britiide
SnuOeIsi6iffs pnrScn in ben
@runS sebuBrt. @ritii6es
au9leuiaiff 6ei crimsbs dc.
TnuFeu.
epesmISepei1sH Ass 1satinrn csFrtpuuceaisu.
8erliM N. gluDcmber (DrabtlOs
mad SOuOOn). Sine bente III Der.
lin perOfientlidte GrtlGrnng Oss
oentIden mee-Sanptanartiers bat
fOIaenoeR @OrtIant:
oGualiidle Shiffe bobeu geltefn
bic Aiiite pon 6lauOern nidlt DDn
gtcnem augegriffen. gInf oem ipeit-
liden Ariegsidjanplat iiHo feline neu
nenswertbeH @erauOerlHgen eutlnng
Der SdladtfrOut ein9etreteu. ASrO.
li6 BON Gangemard babeH mir cine
@rnppe BON Sanieru genDmuteu unS
| 5abIreide NeFaHgene gemaht
lInier gluGriff III oer SIraOnneR.
ejegcuO bat meiteren 1urtidritt Az.
madt. 6raH55Iiid)e 9Iueriffe III oer
gladbari6aft BON SIpreHont nHO 6i
lid non ct. 4libiel iinO 8nriiaaeidlla
gen iuOrOen.
Die Gage i'm Often,
SSm Oitliden ariegstbeater 6abeu
iid i'm 9aufe Oes geitrigeu Sages
feline @efe6te BON enti6eiOeuOer St
Oenhius 5ugetrasen."
gerliM pia 9onoon, o. glop
Die militdriihen Sndperitduoi
gen oriiden bier oic glniidt aus, Dab
General bon Daadenicn's Sieg bei
! &oO3, in 9lltiiii1-EoIen, oboeieben
bon Ser reiben Heiite all @efauge
nen, nod oeu @ortbail bate bic 2o.
&c ser oelttihen lino 6iterreidiihel
Grrppen im Gitea Ueentlid5 5u pcr,
6ciiern.
Gas iuibtigc @lonlent III ocn @ie
&C III ieooh nad] gIniid9t 6ober 2liis
aiere, sic 3eritonnis oer TOO nii
ihen aanonen ourd bic ocntide sl
I tillerie Die &uiien cieu nidt nH
I StaHoe ohne reiiac Sdjpiealaleiea
oieie Side mieoer auS5ufiael 4aa
I reno oas Seranna1eu ruiiiibet esf
itdrflmeen cine Gutideiouno hnoa
ge3oaen bdtte, giebt Die Ibatiade 0cn
/ 1eutideu ieooh einen 1roBen 8ol
tbeil OaB oieie 8eritdrtnrgen uidt
| gleiG3eitig nit ben BON Wnridlai
beranriidenoeit friifpn 1rnppen anf
benz S6laHtfeIoe eintraien. 1ies
mnht es oen 0eutihen m0alidA, bic
iieuen 3ruppen Dor ibrer 8ereiri.
atne eetrenut 8u iCHlaaen
Ios urituterbroheHe Seran5ieheu
friider uno GROCER Gruppeumaiien
benefit, DAB oie Riiiien iid ser @e.
fa9rlihfeit ibrer @ituotion bemuBt
iiuo. qie 6ieiiaen Bahleute boIten
cine Gntiheioung iiir nabe be0oriie'
bend; iie ipeiien ie0oh oas @ubli
fun an sic &ieien3oblen ser iid or
ser Gjren5e geseuiiberitebenoen Triip.
pen bin mo balteu es trob Ser giin.
Itisen cage fiir sic oeutiHen nno
! 0iterreihiihen 9lrmeen iin Often
on6ererieits nidit fiir ausgeidIoIieu
bob alid bier iid Ste Sample Inn oie
GntideiouuG ie6r 1T oic 2dnae 5ie.
Gen m0gen.
Geiferrei herin adrpatbeH
nnO @olisien erfclg.
reid.
Woibin9ton 27 9loDent6gt
Gie bieiiee acknowledgements
iche gotidnft erbieit BON Dem ggie.
iter 9Iusludrtigen 9lnit folgehoes sc.
legtomm iiber Die Gperationen ia
Den adrbatbcn uno Beit.@aIi3ien:
nEie erneiiien @eriiidJe Set glnI.
fen onrt6 6ie aorpot6enbdiic III oie
Erobin8en lIris unb 3emplin sn
oringeu lino NIT groBeu @erIuiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28
GdlncI( ocFa6t.

GIebeIan0, o. 27. gaopeut.
Der. Gin 9lmIbaeieae beoro5te
Deltte 3rou 9aepton 9. @ofer, oie
Gottiu ocs DlaDors BON Glrpclono,
lno i6rc 6pioen aihocr nit eincnt
9iCDolper rno berdubte tie Tim syu.
mclen uno goargeIo i'm @ertBc bon
$500. 3pdn1ie @lnnteu ip6ter mar
81 bereits bon Ser 9SoIiaei gefabl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

Woibin9ton 27 9loDeuibet
Die bieiiee SiierreidiI6uuaari-
ihe gotirbnft erbielt BON Dem ggie.
rer 9Iusmdrtigen stmt folgehoes sc.
Iegtoum iiber bic Dperationen ii
Den adrbaibcn uno Ieit@aIi5ien
n1ie erneiiteu Qeriiidje Set glni
fen onrh oie aorpoi6enbdiie III oie
%robin3en llria rnS 3emplin iii
oringeu iinO NIT groben 1erIuiten
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
FOOTBALL SQUAD
TO DARLINGTON
FIRST REAL GAME OF SEASON
WILL BE STAGED SATURDAY.,
SEPT. 26-KITTREL CONFIDENT

FIRST REAL GAME OF SEASON
WILL BE STAGED SATURDAY,
SEPT. 26-KITTREL CONFIDENT
The Devils Lake High School foot
ball team is scheduled to play the
Darlington team on the Darlington
gridiron next Saturday, Sept. 26.
Coach Kittrell will accompany the
team, who will be transported in autos
and expresses himself as confident
his men will give a good account o.
themselves. The lineup Of the local
team this year shows promise Of UNI
usual laurels for Devils Lake in the
football line this season.
Full back-Vincent Fenelon, Capt.
Center-Ed. Noonaa.
r. H.-Bob. Stroll.
l.. H.-Sidney Baker.
@. B.-Everett Duell.
l.. E.-Howard Huesgen.
r. E.-David Blattner.
r. T.-Mike Brainard.
l.. T.-Danny Ryan.
r. G.-Wm. Goodrie.
L. G. Robt. Miller.
Other games scheduled so far this
season are: Oct. IT, Park River; Oct.
"a, Minot, at Devils Lake; Oct. 81,
Grand Forks.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
STOPS HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA AT ONCE
DON'T SUFFER! GET A 10 CENT
PACKAGE OF DIR. JAMES,
HEADACHE POWDERS

You can clear your head and relieve
a dull, splitting or violent throbbing
headache in a moment with a DR..
James Headache Powder. This old
time headache relief acts almost mag
ically. Send some one to the drug store
now for a dime parkage and a few
moments after you take a powder you
will wonder what became of the head
ache, neuralgia and pain. Stop suf-
fering-it's needless. Be sure you get
what you ask for.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

Advertising in The World gets re-
suits. The circulation of this paper
is the largest of any paper published
in the Lake Region and goes into over
1900 homes in Ramsey county.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

Rev. Albert Torbott was called to
Leeds Thursday by long distance to
confer with the people Of that city
concerning a possible union of the
churches there.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

Bonded knees to borrow a few minia-
ture "stars and stripes" from the same
vulgar tourists" when the war broke
out. The American aegis really stood
for something.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

always being shocked by the "vulgar
tourists" who wore American flags on
their hats, shirtwaists, lapels Of their
coats and carried them on the front of
their automobiles, got down on their
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

Miss Roberta Barr, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, will speak in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning as repre-
sentative of the Freedman.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
H FLAG CAME HANDY.

Philadelphia Public Ledger: News
from the front is to the effect that
American residents abroad who were
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
An Important Duty
By j. r SELF
President SeLs-Schvab Shoe Co.

Buamst y hk~ country hMeah pona vY@eo discovery strange varN Iuta chntr familiar
TO- mbvT There eno pucMEb guide me The wa, coming 50 suddenly and ueIehMNm and
BEINGS vast mHs extent hsu upset all hms policies sand bunesre wkhosa and the mmufMwSa sand oHT bust
ness zen Of country today haen nothing to guide them btg good commons sense
While here ISL oquatnM thai ANY rMthnkng manufacturer d&w would be vngb sacrifice his chance
fort trade t@@6 @dh var tHM a% tins 4sHs%E n%AAm g@ %sa i%R%%td DUTY %s @m The
its good offices to ng uppamoH in tn minds of every civilized alton the thought that they must at any COST
PREVENT wrh from being ahrH MW make thew world stand ahst
There Hno question but that Americas should Men n time in finding way to Me trade sknaMm in South
America Mh country hash ntdas@ been supplied ysw amg @ms Mho mgmya and our dE; at
RSm mf from our a@ han Intended I@neN consumption you'd mean that his together with In hat
of hoes out Of mGav which his country will n@d fmis own don@hcu a
While this sin dhc opposition to our policy we ont fol one minute visit be dextMd@ uhdzngH the
ma taking h@e various order; fore certainly here snMnga about hera Mm HtM prhas
Ie Tmyha every right aHM tn orders hys see fit to take but in our opinion these large order for
hhn shoe rE Europe war purposes are bound to ceea shagem hsn mty which will only dt tn bur
den 10Th mr pns for the American shoe retailer and emI whGhH the European war hMM adym brought about
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-10
BISHOP SWEEPING
STREETS IN TEPIC
UNDER REBEL GUARD
Rebels Confiscate American
and Other Foreign Prop
erty in Topic.

San Francisco. Cal, July 1O.-The
day that Arthur F. Flynt, an American
mining man Of Topic. Mexico. left the
Topic capital on his way to this city,
the Catholic bishop OF Topic was
a squad Of Yaqui indians detailed for
that duty by the "Consutuuonalist"
commander The bishop had as help
ers in the street cleaning work two Of
the most prominent Mexican attorneys
of Topic, one the legal representative
there Of the Southern Pacific railroad.
The "Constitutionalists explained that
the churchman and the lawyers were
aVoWed Huertistas and had useu their
influence in favor of the Huerta gov
eminent in Topic
Flynt has just arrived here Follow
ing the American occupation Of Vera
cruz and I'D TO the time Of the capture
of the city Of Topic by the "Consutu-
tionalists," he remained in hiding at
one of his mines. seven hours distant
from the Topic capital. He went into
and talked with Gen ObregOn, the
aConstitutionalist" commander Obre-
gon told him the "ConstitutiOnalists"
would continue their friendship for the
Americans as long as no move toward
was made
Flynt reports that after the Vera
cruz occupation the federal forces in
Topic confscated all the property of
Grant Bros Construction company, the
American concern that built the South
ern Pacific railroad through Sonora,
Sinaloa and Topic into the Topic capital.
This property included over 500 horses
and mules and 100 carts. They also
cOnfiscated the supplies Of the Waters
Pierce Oil company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-10
GARRANZA WATCHES
VILLA; VILLA IS ON
HIS GUARD ALSO
Forces Near Each Other Are
Keeping Close Lookout for
First Hostile Move.

EAGLE Pas. Tex, July 1O.-Outposts
OF VIVA and Carranza are only 80 or
40 kilometers apart and are closely
watching each others movements IN
spite OF the reported settlement OF
differences between the two rebel
chieftains. This is stated oy travel
ers who arrived Thursday from sal
tillo and Monterey. 49, - -
Villa has sent a strong Iorce 20 ma
dsro a station east OF Gomez PalaciO,
while Csrranza is said TO have estab-
lished a camp Of men drawn from
the division Of the northeast at Hippo
Ito. a few miles west OF Paredon
Junction, whence trains run 10 Mon
terey and Saltlilo. z.
Cal ne La Santos commander OF
garrison Of 500 men al san Ieoro oe
las CoIonias. arrived at Saltillo We'd
nesdav with the report that villa had
sent a force to disarm his men Learn
inc OF this plan the garrison deter
mined not TO surrender their arms and
marched out from San Pedro towards
Gen. Nfurgia. whose brigade Of two
souadrons OF cavalry, battalion OF
Infantry. five field guns, five rapid
fire guns and a hospital corps who
was supposed to have left some days
ago Tor the south. Is CHARTERED at Ra-
mos Arfzpe, north OF SalullO, on the
road TO Paredon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-10
OBREG0N FIGHTS
BEATEN REMNANT
Of FEDERAL ARMY
Takes Federal Artillery in
Capturing Guadalajara,
Commander Reports.

Saltiuo, Mex. July 1O.-In capturing
Guadalajara, capital Of the state Of ia
lsco, Thursday, Gen AlYaro Oregon
-'Constitutionalist' army captured all
the federal artillery ana war munitions
and was engaged in widely scattered
routed enemy, according 10 a telegram
from Gen. Oregon TO CarranZa-
The news Of the capture Of Guadala-
lara was received with great demon
STATIONS of enthusiasm here Bands
played, crowds cheered Oregon and his
army and officials congratulated Car
rama on the forward step toward Mex
leo City.
Oregon Describes Battle.
s"At this moment I am telegraphing
from the governors palace at this cap
ital," said the telegram which was
signed by Gen. Obregon. From this
place a federal column sailed out TO
meet US and was routed by the forces
Of Gen LuciO BlancO, who was dis
patched from Ameca to cut the commu-
nications TO Mexico City.
Slzirmishes in PROGRESS.
''The federals have been dispersed
and are being pursued tenaciously. I
Relieve that within three days. more or
sss. we viii have 5000 prisoners, in
eluding the number captured up to to-
day. The number Of dead is incalcula-
bic because the zone Of the fighting has
covered 80 miles, against an enemy
slzirmishes with the defeated troops are
going on at this moment in the hills
where they have sought refuge All
their artillery and war equipment have
been left on the battlefield. I cannot
estimate the number OF our dead. but
can assure you It is very small and
does not include a single chief"