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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25
LEIII LOCALS

LEHI LOCALS
Miss Nina Sidwell is spending IL
holidays in Nephi
Mr. Leo Coates was In Salt Lake
Saturday on business.
Misses Ella and Mary Wood spent
Monday In Salt Lake.
Mrs. a. Bradder is enjoyisg a visit
with relatives In Bennion.
William Webb and Chris Peterson
were Salt Lake visitors Tuesday.
Miss Rose Russon had her tonsils
removed at the local hospital Mon.
day.
Mrs. Elmer Rhoades and Mrs. Mary
VIM were visitors to the State Capt.
tai Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith enter
tanned with party at their home
Monday evening.
Mrs. A. l.. Wilcox spent the mid
week visiting friends In Salt Lake
Mrs. p. n. CART Of Draper was the
guest Of her son. George p. CARR, and
his family, Sunday.
A delightful dinner was given By
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Royle Sunday
covers being laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Evans have as
their guest this week their son, d.
Robert Evans. of Logan.
Mr. and Mrs, James Kirkham Ia
as their guest Sunday their daughter
Mrs. NJ. X. Royle. Of Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Peterson were II
Salt Lake Sunday attending the flu
neral of Mrs. Peterson's uncle.
The members Of the u. u. Clut
were entertained at their weekly meet
ing Monday by Mrs. John Peck
Mr. and Mrs George CARR were II
Spanish Fork Sunday and Monday
where they visited with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. O'Brien have
been visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II Racker. this week.
Miss Laverda Evans left for Parl
City Monday for short visit. She
was accompanied by Miss Orpha Stew
art.
Instead OF the regular lessons Tuos.
day, evening, n Christmas program
was given at the Third ward NJ. !.
meeting.
Some one stole twelve thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock hens from Mrs. II. S
Burch's chicken coop early In tho
week. They were two-thlrds of he'
flock.
An auto party consisting of Mr.
Hebcr Harrison. Mrs George Phillip
Jr. Mrs. Christina Harrison and Mrs
Edward Harrison motored last Fri
day to Salt Lake and Lark.
Basil Dorton has been working Il
the Hirschman shoe store In Ameri
can Fork for the past several days.
All the Sunday schools have pre-
pared special programs to be subst
tuted In place OF the regular lesson
and exercises for next sunday morn
ing
Among the interurban passenger
to Salt Lake Thursday were Mr.
Charley Peterson. &. II, Brown an
DIR. q. l.. Stookcy
The State Board OF Pardons held
meeting early In the week and r,
leased under parole Jasper Eaves, VII
was sent to the penitentiary on Oct,
Der 90 for stealing a calf in the Lei
fields.
On -~
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

STEPHEN l.. CHAPMAN,
JAMES Ii. CLARKE,
ABEL JOHN EVANS,
Stake Presidency
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25
USE THE GOOD SERVICE

Mileage books gooq purchase anrer
al
oREM EXPRESS OPERATES ON ALI. TRAINS
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

Mrs. a. Bradder is enjoyisg visit
with relatives In Bennion.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

William Webb and Chris Peterson
were Salt Lake visitors Tuesday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

Miss Rose Russon had her tonsils
removed at the local hospital Mon
day.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

Misses Ella and Mary Wood spen
Monday I'm Salt Lake.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

NDissoa X
h 8 | /
!, Greek "
~ Into H,.
IN. II Bach
4, mayor an
4 council " "
4 Creek 7
FL sectiOn'
|u.ht cOmpa
.,cts with
springs t
!, Decembc
conveyed
to the CT
a Creek, y
kt,d with
s,,pt Grow
.nOunt b
over on
h old Tel
On this
At which
niles loI
Creek
t.,t by P
With the
he city
ppany ther
and, at
I,g for Sc
pp,ny sect
city the
rcpenlng
\ been SC
hing in
he Johns
snl judg
ne clty's
vsr conf
A the OF
latter {
Ilsring ire
wk 50 tn
Eliminate
rpsny a
!. lr to G
point {
I )Isical In
.vity fro
CT ne dive
llsr was
tsn the
Rsr took
Beam, as
5 Il. q; /, X
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

Mrs. Elmer Rhoades and Mrs. Mar
VIM were visitors to the State Capt
tai Monday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

The State Board OF pardons held q
meeting early In the week and re.
leased under parole Jasper Eaves, who
was sent to the penitentiary on octo-
Der 20 for stealing calf in the Lehi
fields.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

Mr.. Leo Coates was In Salt Lake
Saturday on business.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

Miss Nina Sdwell Is spending IL
holidays in Nephi.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Peterson were II
Salt Lake Sunday attending the flu
neral Of Mrs. Peterson's uncle.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. James Kirkham Ia
as their guest Sunday their daughter
Mrs. NJ. X. Roylc, of Provo
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25

Among the interurban passengers
to Salt Lake Thursday were Mrs
Charley Peterson. G. II, Brown ant
DIR. G. l., Stookoy
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Qpnson, q. Sept. Die Gin
lrsiiuns Der ruiIii4en 4rm.s, bic i'd
pOn Dilna auriidsssOsen bat. modt
bonn bsuii9,n Stanopuntt aus. gut
Jorif4riit., uHo ba ben auf BEN
Rid5us 6sfinoli6en RuHsH tbdtidAa
LID teiRs eiisH6dbu mehr 3ur 8srfii'
suns itsbt, bsfiubsH iis iit iesi in si'
n.r fsbr iriiiitsn Gage. Wsan 1T iss!
in England in srubem 1abs um oas
Stidial Der tuiiiidsH armse btiorst.
9lus ben kstsn OfiisieLen gerIiH.E
gsriaten s.bt bsrpor. bab Der rs4t.
Gliis.l oss G.lomarfdalls Don 5ina
o.n6urs. ME au3 BAG Centrum uus
isr bsm priH3sn 2sopOlo Don gapcrH
febr ibn.a uOrriid.u unS b.mihi
iinb, ben RuHm iiberal Den Riitsug
db3ui6n,io.n.
Das sin3is. Siinitige. oas, bonn
StaHopunit Der aaiirteu aus. ssmeI'
bet porb.n III, III bic gsadriht bon
qaris. bab IS ben Jran3oien ssIunseH
lit, iibsr ben aisre Tlarne aunal 3u
ssbeH, mas aud DON Berlin 3useitdn'
ben piro. DIX britiiae Jront, an Der
ss felt DOtxn 70 ru9is mar. III BON
Der beuiiam 2lrtileris in Eeftissr
D.ii. bsidoFm iporSn. @ie aus 6ri.
tiffen Au.lI.n semsIO.t pirS, III oas
syeu.r a6.r Don ben griten in, tpir.ias
mer W.ii. srpibert porbeH.
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SIt es um bic ptrtbifdftli9e Gage
0suti6Iunbs be1eqt.
90 berittet bic 9(m. lean 2lhociution
OF 5raoe aHo Commerce in Berlin.
IN elmer SfilosrunG Der Situatior
nat 2lblauf oes eriten ariegs=
iabres.
Die 9oloreIerOe 1T DG6reno bss SAB
res pon $312.000,O00 aui $780,
100000 geitiegen.
Wdbrenb BEG Sahrss muroen $125,s
Bdbrenb oes Sutres murosn $125.=
100000 in inbuitrieusn Inter
ne1mungen anselegt.
.lno bic gtn5abluuq.H duf ari.gsou
leibeH 6e5iffertsu ii4 auf
$2,250,00O,OCO.

W q ! hingtor ,. g., q. Sept.
- Die DirtbIdaftlits Gage 9eutI6s
lambs mad 2t6lauf BEG eriten arie9ss
ia6rss piro in einsm ioeben bier elm
getroffansn Beritt oer gImsricdn
GFociation Of 5rabs GHo Commerce
in Berlin aeihilosrt. 9n Dem g.s
rid! beist es, bag aus Der JinanSlaqs
etnc itrdmme Sroaniiattou ure Giss
iipliu eriihtiih III uup es ipiro gan3
heIorbers oGrouFfin1eipidcn, oab in
OsutfdlaHb an ariessdnlsi5sr ioreit
2,250,o00.0C0 siuae}a4lt porreu
iirb unb bic Reidsbant cine @olo
reTsroe pm $6Oo.0o0,oC0 uuF9tbra6t
bat.
Die 9:iommt: pirtb'toftite
Sbdtiateit bat iid nit Sitfe Der
Reifsbd bdnt cen arisq3ettcn i6ueG unS
QriHoIih anaspabt. Die Grin,
bum omtIidtr SarIeberstaifer uno
arsoitin'titute bot einen Sreott I'm
llebcrmaB aeTiaert. Gs III b.se'ds
nsre. bar I'm oerfloiicnsn Sabre, pG6
reno nc'isn Deut'fIdnb Tit nitt nu-
IN miIitariIhsr 'cnbsrr aud in
lptrthi%oitIihsr S1tuIi4. cinen fetnos
liter llebermodt gegeuiiter lab, bi,
Qusoubs bpH SneuTtrtspdpiersn ru6iJ
ibren Tortqanl genommen bat. Gubsr
ren 5eb5rbli9 in's 9tbcn osrufenen
acrporatioren. bic nur als Sifers
6sit5mabnahmen anIGbIit Der Sriegs.
'litGnoe ms 9sben gerrfen poroen,
Iino cine betrd6tIite Qu3abl anoerey
@riinbunaen, bic nit tsm &rie9 in
teinerlci 8erbinbun9 itdnoen, rrfoIat.
IuBsr6em boben audi piele e.r be-
itsbenosn GeieQTtoften unb Inter,
nebmlnnen ibr 2(ttientapitol erb0bt.
Set glus6ruh res ariegsg bis
gum eritsn auguit 1915 limb tnsse.
Iammt $125,0O0,000 in neu,n urO
beitebenosn unternebmuugen angelegt
lpOrosn, gesen $25o,O00,O0o i'm Sab
re 1913. DGbreub bes Mpuuts Sult
1915 purbsn $1O,OOo,O00 in iubus
itrielen llntsrnebmungen ang.lsst.
Die 2lttipitdt auf pteiem @ebie!
tptro jebod BEL psitsm bur6 bic Bee
trGss iibsrtrpffsn. bic fir bic ariesss
anlsibsn ssasi4ust porSsa itnb. RAD
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9lm eritem Mmgnft
!outten bic Gentralmd6te in 5einbess
lanb Elm 9ebiet beieBt, bas bic
Gr0Be oes Stautes Wliis
fouri bate.
Die 3a6l Der atiegsgsfaugensn belief
iih auf / ,694, 1863 unb bic Der
erbellteten 9eIfiibe auf
runo 1000.

g8 a + binQtO n. .. g., q. Sept.
- Der Ioebsn bier eingetroffene 9es
ridt Der 9lmerican 4NOciation Of
Commerce dnb Sraoe in Berlin, ent
bait intereNants @inSelbeiten iiber bic
ariegslaae mad 2tbi4Iub bes erteu
arisasiabrs, nanentli6 mas bie9r0Be
oss BON ben GentralmG6ten beieBten
8ebists unb Der 3abl Der &rie9sge>
| fanasnen autetrifft.
2aut bieien 4ngaben, bic natiirli6
nur bis gum erften gluguIt 1915
/ Qehen, batten an genanntem Datum
bic Gentralmddts, uIs DeutIdlauo
uno Oeiterreih lln9arn bas folgenoe
SeiuOli6e @ebist beieBt: in gelgien
n,197 Guoorutmeilen; in Srautz
reih 8,l0S Quaoratmeilsn uno in
1 Rublanb 50,193 QuaorutmeiIeu, aIio
suIammsp 69,498 0uaOratmeiIeu.
0isIes beIeBte 9ebist repraIsuttr.
Elm Territorium. bas etpa 10 druB lit
rpie Der Staat Uifouri unb etDu ein
DritteI Der Gr0Be Oes geiammten
Deutiten Rsi6s bat.
Die @eiummt5a1I Der 9efangsnen,
bic ii6 an l. 9luguit in 9eutI6Idnn
uno Seitsrreid unsarn bsfanoeN,
belief Iid auf 1884, 1863. Sisrpon
befarbsn iid in 9efangsneHIagsru
uno 6pipttdIerH in Dsutiflduo $685.
S69; in rsrdiecenen getrieben beIhGfs
tiat 10000; uuf osm Transport be-
sriffsu 10000; in Seiterrei6sllu=
sarn $4,000. Inter oiden 8riegsSes
fangsnsn befanoeu iia 8790 Offi3tss
re. 7ieIs Gefansenen5utl tOmmt
Ctpa Der GinppbrcrSabl bes Staatss
WiFiffippi eIsit1
9ln Geihiiben ipuroen Don ben
GentralmGften bis gum /. gtuguIt
1915 crbeutet: 5000 I9tpere 9eIhlse
unc Selogeitiibe uub 5000 Wluihis
uenGeihiibe.
y&atiirltt rat iif in hcn itegreiteU
&Gmpisn namentli6 in Rublaub ieit
oenl eritsu guguit oas Ireal o.s be.
Isbtsn @sbiets teoeutcnh pergr0bert
Inp bic 3abI Der ariegsoeiangenen 1T
aIettiolIs an bic 100000 geities
aer. ndbrcno Die 3abl Der erbeutsten
8ei4ube iif I'M etpa 2000 bOber
iteItn oiirfte, ais am gnpe oes eriten
Sriegsjabrs.
.9ritii9er 0ampfer Osrs
entt.
2pnoon, q. Sept. Der brittI6e
Dampfer n2intmoore" bon 404S5ru'
nen, bon SbieIbs, Der erit i'm ppriser
Sabre ssbout puroe. 1T bon einem
oeuti9en llnterieeboot Osrisntt nOr=
ben, Die geidBunS 1T geIaubst NOR
ben.
Dar pom ber brtttI9 DEN
Genur geTtriden NOR
ben.
Berlin, q. Sept. 2luf brdbtloz
lem Dees Rd6 3udertou, U. s. Die
am 20: September BON Der WtiIitdrs
bebDrbe psrOfieutlitte uffi5ieue Ye
tanntmatung eutbieIt bos SoIssnSe:
.DeitIi6 BON ct. Quentin tpurbe
Elm britiI6sr gterppIan BON einem
oeutThen qlpiatiter berunterseihoHen.
Der britiids Gii6rer puroe setDotet
uno Der gsOba9ter 9efdnssn aencms
men,"
0as 8oritebenbe mar nt6t in benz
Don Gonopn aus mad ben Uer. Stdas
ten teleerdphirten Beridt entbdIten
unb mar au@nlbeiuli1 Don ber Cen
FUR geitri4eu norSen.
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Die cage ber &uiiem cine
fritii6e.
Waior ROrabt fellt elm
paar sutreffsHbe Sra
deu an Qorb Nitd1eutr.

W aicr Worabt feIlt elm
paar sutreffsHbe Sra
gen 2orS &itasuer.
gtrIin, 81. Sept. auf Srabtlos
fem Dsss Hah SappiIs, y. .. Wla'
ior Rora9t, Der TtiIitGriadmann bes
.gerIinsr SassbIa.t1, er.ldrt. Sdb bi.
Gage Der Rui.R 5pii6sn WiIna,
Minai unb Slonin siue iibrdus &c.
fGbrlide i,i. Gr briidt bic gHii4t
aus. bab bic Ruiien. bic in ben
S4Ia4t.n in Der llmssssHb bon @iIs
na s.idlagn purbsu. osrurt ers
itopit unS moraliih srihiitteri iiuS.
bab iie nidt i'm Stdnbs iein perosn.
ii6 eur43uidhasen. SeHerdl poneihs
born 1T ibHsn bsrsits in ben Riidsn
ssIanst. pGbr.no bic armmR bss
prinJ.u 9.opoIb unb beg Sslomars
ifalls BON MadsHitn iid idnel BON
Sii&n Der mbsru, bersit. ben Ring, gu
fhli,ben.
Maior ROrabt ridtst aud Elm plar
fpibs 5rassn an ben britiih,n
RriessminiTer 2orb aiidensr. Gr
frdst Jpn, rb bisis iibsrrai8snbs
G4nslisisit Der 9spssunssu Der
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Ano Sfrbirn bat oir bulearitb .terbif
fit finr Erie9seone frlsldrt.
Die Oerfolssns Der NuHen
I'm n5rSlihsn Sheil Der 5rout nit
aasr Gnergie i'm 1ange.
Dds Ret Dirb immer en'
ger um ie suiammsu'
gt5ogen.

y u ID ltp III NHe eH
ger am ie 3uiammsns
gt5ogen.
gerfin, q. Sept. Der folsenb,
ofii5ieae geriht iibsr bic nsasiten er'
eisniiIs auf bsm ariegsi6aapIaB II
am 9i.nitas pom srObeH Sdup.qaar'
tier per0fi.Htlihi iporb.n:
.W.fIitn Sriessi6aupIaB: Jr
Der 9.g.nb bon Soute3 arras I'M
tsrbdlt bic fran50fide ariillsris I'M
uHterbroaen Elm beiiig.s Geaer.
.SSn Der 9ss,ub bon NsuDias finstH
admpfe nit Sanosranatsn itdtt.
.Mebrere gIofbduitr bei5dpisneuI
an qisHs Ularne aaudl, norbrDsfilif
Don Rbeims. bic an WoHiug bon ben
SransOim suidmmsHssi9oF.n pur'
ben. fuurosH pdbrsHb Der Rahi auf'
ssstben, nadosm mir Si. llsbsrreft, in
Die Gufi esiprsHgt hattsn. obHs aaB
Der Geino ii4 siHs.mii4i bate.
rWsbrsrs 9tHsriff. auf ben Sar.s
mans Weilsrtopf NIT SdHogrduaisn
purosu dbsei6ldseu.
.Seitli9 Don psrtbes unb in ben
argonnsn ruuroenRirsn in ben f,ino.
IidsH goiitiousH gum egpIobirtH se'
bradt.
.GeiiIider ariessi4duplas: 9rmt'
sruppe bes 5sIomari6als bon Sin.
oeuburs: Die 5rupp.n beg Generals
San Gi6bOrn. oi, nOrb5itli6 uUb iiib'
ipsiili5 pom Oiamiana tdmpfen. ma.
fsn CUTE GortIdritt.. Der rshte GIiis
gel bisfer armessrupps bat bi. 6ftIi4
Don ainbd sslsssn. GeseHo. iiiooitli4
Don Roposruboi. errti4t. fOrtiDdhrsnb
NIT Der ruFiia.n Ra4hut tdmpfenb.
.arm,esruppe Ses prinssn atopoIb
Don gapern: 9i. 9nippeH bab.n ben
lls6usans iibsr ben ROIcdi6 Stub in
unb iiiolid bon 9rutrSe sr3Dunssn.
Shelter fiibIi4 finb uHisregruppen Bis
iiibli5 BON Der WlolOsabf4s sROuaiu'
mps Dfiron ainis DOrs.bruHsen,
pdbr,nb Der 9erfOIsuns unabIdfis
nit S.m JeiHbs tdmpfsnb.
.armsssrilppe bes Gelbmdrf4aus
Don WsadeRisn: 9i. Gage bi Sisisr
4rmessruppe in unDsrdnberi.
.9tuf Sm fiio0iiIi4sn arisssi4du'
plas Bat ii6 ni4ts bon Widiisisit er.
eisn.t. infOpeit bic Seuti4sH sruppsn
in gstrad! sommeH.
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Die 1dmpfe an ben
0arbanellen.
Die tiirtiide artill.rie
bat pettete grfOlge
dufsupeiIeu.


bat pettere grfOIge
auf5upeiIeu.
4onfantiHppel, iiber Cons
BON, 81. Sept. 9ds afiessminiite'
rum bat am Sisnitag Die folssnoe Of
iiSisae 9e!onHtmaduus erIdheu:
.9ln Der 0arSanslsnfrOHt trieb am
19. Ssptember urisre QriiIIsris isiro'
lits 5rupp,n aus.iuanbsr, bic Be-
fsitisunesDeris Dor unfsrem rsatsn
GIiigel in Der Gssero Don Qnafoyta
erri4tsi batteu.
Die ariiLIerie BON unisrem redtsn
GIiissI Ssrit6yts nit ibrem Seu.r siusn
srobsn TRiI Der 9rdben unb Der gOs
fiiOnsn. In oensu iia itinoIite goms
benp.rier IN Der RGbs Don 4ri garnu
feitssisbt battsH.
.sruppsn, bic i'm gssriff paun
ii& in Der Rdb bon SsobuI 8a6r Dor
unisrsu bsiosn 5Iiigsln gu psri4dns
Ssn, Durbsn Surd Elm bsftiess 4rtiI'
lerkisuer s.SDunssn, ibre elrbsit aui'
3us.bsn. Der Gsino, Der ein. WsHse
artinerie an sinsm punlts tOn3sutriTt
butte, sr6ffnete uuerpurt:t Gin b.itisss
J.usr auf uHfsr.a Iintsn GIiis.I, er
mar dber niat i'm Staubs, uns S4a.
ben susuIiiasn.
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0.utf6en ibnea stHis fir ben Ges
ihmad Ses britiitxn arisgsIOrOs
ieisn, naaotm sr Dor Elm padr 5aseu
i'm britiidsn Oberbaiss srtIdrt, bab
bic Seuti6sn offenbar ibrsn lsbt.u
pfsiI Gbsti4ofeH bdttsH uHb isBt nar
nod cine Dasile ben Tag uOrriittsn,
pdbreno iis friiber fiinf RsiIen ben
Gag suriidleeien. Gr fraet au6, Oh
sr isst nod pir,lia CLAUDE, oab iit
bic b.uti4e Sira;ssis als siH ooaigsr
SsbIidIus eripieisR babe. ME sr sben'
fdIs eriIdrt bate.
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8rpBer Sritiiher Trans
pprtbampfer
SolI Bel Der SnsI arsta
BON einem oeuti den u uus
tetissbpot usrientt
70 orb en- Gin.

x ~ y ~ ' ~
porbep .iH.
gerlin, q. Sept. Die rGrln.,
fartsr 3eituug" bsridtet, SaB sin sru'
Be britii6.r 9rausppriDampfsr, pom
4sgpptsn mad ben 9arOunsLsn uHter.
,peas, Don sinem Osuti6eR lluteriess
boot Derisntt tpOro.n isi. Die k3iigs
lits, pon Der us6erissiideu Raari9s
ten 2tg.ntur Oer0ffeHtIi4te RslouHg
lautet pis fOlst:
Cine 5ps5inlOspside an Die
.i5rantfurtsr 3eitung" iagt Oab sin
oeutif.s uutsriesbcot in Der nab:
o.r SnieI arsta eiRsn britiiteHSrln;s
vortsampf.r Don uTgsTdbr 1900
9cunen in ben 9runO gebObrt babe.
Der Sampier mar Don aesgptsH aus
mad Der 9aIippIi 9lIbinieI uutsrs
pegs.
Beber Der Rams b2s 9ampftrs iit
dne.geten porosn, nod oas Datum.
an O.m iib biss ersisust babsn foa,
uuo ss 1T Shbsr m0sIid, oub ss iit
I'm ein a!ks Gsriidt banoslt, oas in
LETTER S.it pieosrbuIt in llmIauf
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-02
COAST ARTILLERY CHANGES
FEATURE OF ARMY ORDERS

Washington, .. c., Dec The following
army orders have been issued
Capt " H. Raymond, coast artillery
corps. is transferred from the 1s5th 10 the
10th company.
Capt J. Ae Mack. coast artillery corps.
now unassigned. is assigned TO the 18th
company
second Lieut. J. L Sinclair coast artiI-
lery corps. is relieved from assignment to
145th company, placed on unassigned list
and viii report to commanding officer
coast defences OF Charleston for assignment
to staff duty.
Second Lieut. Sumner Waite, Fifth infan-
Try, is relieved from duty with aviation sec
ton Of signal corps and signal corps aviation
school, san Diego. and viii join his regi-
ment.
First Lieut. o. H. Sampson, esth infan-
try, IS detailed for recruiting service, and
will proceed to jefferson Barracks and re-
port for duty. relieving First Lieut. F. r.
Burr infantry.
orders Of October 20 relating TO Lieut. Col
b B. Buck. Ninth infantry. are revoked
Second Lieut.. W. T. p CoveI. corps Of
engineers. viii report 70 Iisgf Col C. s
Bromuell. corps Of engineers. Fort Shaft5r,
for examination to determine fitness for pro-
motion.
Leave granted First lieut.. T. J. Steere.
coast artillery corps, November 4, is extended
Is days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-02
American Women Hide
In bitches and AUOid
Mayo Indians on Raid

Los Angeles, Calf Dec. Word
was received here todayt that Miss
Mabel Burr. former student at the
University of Southern California, and
four other American women. besides q
number of children. We're safe in o
refugee camp at Topolobampo, after
eludinE MAYO indians who raided
American ranches at Los M0chis. Sin
aloa.
The raid occurred Nov Il. and for
five days thereafter the women, es-
ccrted by men relatives and friends,
We're pursued as they fled 20 the coast
for safety Miss Burr's brother, Cliff
ford Burr. received messages today
which stated thar the refugees hid
from The indians i'm irrigation bitches
and raViues. The raiders stripped the
ranches Of practically everything NOV
able