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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15
BY RENE ARcos.

Correspondent OF Chicago Daily NewaO
Near the French Frort.-Two
wounded French officers hay. given
me an account Of the recent 1ghting
near Berry-au.Bac. They camo and
pounded on the door OF this wayside
inn ~ kllometers (7.2 miles) behind
the firing line late at night. The pro.
priotress, fearing that %gcndarmes had
come TO arrest her for selling drinks
after eight o'clock, did not answer
at first, but new pounding kicking
and shouting caused her 10 change
her mind.
There entered a second lieutenant
and an ndjutant, both wounded, n
supporting the other. One was wound.
ed In the arm and one In the
leg. The second lieutenant was
gay and looked well, but how shall
l describe the poor adJutant? A
rough beard Allied the hollows OF his
checks and his pale blue Dyes shone
with fever. He fell moaning into n
chair and seemed to lose conscious.
ness until a plate OF steaming SOUP
was placed under his nose.
Wounded Soldiers Tell Stories.
Wine and the warmth OF the room
gradually terminated him and he be.
san to relate his exploits. Both OH.
GERS belonged Ia tho same regiment
" infartry and both were wounded
day before. Tie lleutenant's first
.rds were:
You cannot Imagine how strange
seems to see a civilian again. For
three months ! have seeh nothing
but French and German soldiers and
had begun to believe that there was
not n civilian left In the world"
These men had been fighting vir.
tuaily every day and night In the
last two months. Their trenches bad
heen advancing steadily at the rate
81 about nifty yards a week. They
lad attacked the German trenches
hundreds OF times and been 1ttacked
IN equal number OF times. proIec.
tiles had torn their uniforms. Their
regiment, digging underground had
here and there burst into the mldst
Of the German trenches. The other
evening n section OF their comrades
composed Of 30 men had been sur.
nrised and captured. The adiutant
could not get I'VE this.
Those lazy rasoals fell aslecp do.
spite the music OF the %shrapnel." he
said. 1T Is true they had not silent
for several days and nights / fore"
Attack the German Trenches.
The lieutenant tIer related how IN
and his companion were wounded. tn.
ward ten o'clock on the prooedlne
evening II was decided to attack the
German trenches. The French al.
lently left their underground coverts
and crept forward. They were ais.
covered when a few yards from their
goal, but II was too late and the Ger.
mans were overwhelmed.
we saw ,hoin running like rats
into their hole" said the lieutenant
Having advanced so yards at one
stroke. II WAS necessary for US to
hold this precious gain. Naturally.
the German trenches were arranged
Tor defense toward the French
trenches. Now the French set 10
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15
shlnlnq Shore.

Parsoh-of course you want TO go
to heaven when you die. my lad? All
good boys go therel
Boy-Then It's heaven for mine! II
there's anything | like it's punching a
good boy.-Puck.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15
CRIES LIKE A HUMAN BABY
But Unlike the Real. Infant, lts Noises
Are Under control-Doll 10 Built
on a Spring.

Something now In doll babies Is
making It's way into the nurseries, the
recent invention OF a German. The
baby is built on a spring, which main.
tains the body part In n dlstended
condition. When this Is collapsed as
by a squeeze Of the hand the air Is
permitted to escape readily. but In
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15

Vlenna.-Austrla has bestowed the
cross of the Francis Joseph order on
The wife OF a lieutenant who followed
her husband into the field and even
into the trenches, and displayed con.
splcuonR %bravery.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15

palgn they have fully justified that rep.
utation.
The general officer commanding the
Indian army describes the conduct and
bearing of these troops In strange and
new surroundings TO have been highly
satisfactory, and ! am enabled from
my own observations to fully corrcbo.
rate this statement"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15
AUTOMATIC ADDING MACHINE
Illustration Of ProsressIveness Of
China and Japan Shown In In.
ventlon Of New Device.

Most Of us are familiar with the
original abaous. invented by the
Chh csc, with Its colored balls strung
on wires. Now a Japanese has shown
the wide difference between the pro-
gresslveness OF those two nations by
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15
Who'd He oets Hla rralnlnn.

Yes, he's an awful hustler. Al.
ways ahead OF time. Seems TO an.
ticipate everything, Used to be a
n%ewsboy."
II sec. Probably sold six o'clock edl.
lions at noonl"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15

Bridget, a servant girl. was taken
20 TASK for overBleeping herself. well.
ma'am." she said, II sleep very slow
and SO n takes me a long while TO
get me nights rest"
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Baby With a Real Cry.

assuming its normal shape under the
action OF the spring the outside air is
drawn into the interior and In its pas
sage a noise like that made by an in.
FAINT In crying Is made.
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corrneti

Sunday School Teacher-wllllam,
what must We do before we can expect
forgiveness OF sln7
William-Sin.-Judge
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15

work 10 make the trenches defens.
ible from the other side. Sacks OF
cement were hastily brought. dipped
into water and laid end 20 end along
tho trenches and packed with dirt.
The French then desired 20 rest q
little, but the Germans, wishing 10
win back the lost position before the
French completed the defenses,
poured out OF their earthworks and
advanced.
Hurl orenades as Foes Advance.
Don't speak n word ordered our
captain. Keep still, bring up some
boxes OF preserves quietly and walt
The Germans came forward at n dog
trot In compact masses. Walt re-.
peated the captain. Don't fro q
single shot, We are going 20 play a
little game OF massacre. Let each
mar take two grenades and keep we'll
hidden behind the sacks
When the Germans wers only a
few yards away the captain shouted
at the top of his lungs: Use all the
grenades you wish, my children The
terrible bombs bursting In the ranks
caused unbelievable carnage"
They yelled like pigs iiayed alive"
said the lieutenant placidly. 1T did
not take long to clean them up. but
several OF thom fired back at us while
r%etreating. This is how we two were
caught"
Gives AutoIst Password.
These little hotels close behind the
lines present m ever changing va.
riety OF war pictures. Besides wound.
ed soldiers there are others who come
on errands and who want a solid
meal before returning to the trenches.
Here, also, are refugees from villages
under fire and women come 10 try
and see their husbands who are
wounded or stationed In the neighbor.
hood. Transport automobiles stop
before tho door, the chauifeurs buy
each other drinks and depart with
faces somewhat redder than before.
Yesterday ] saw q noncommlssloned
officer carefully confldlng the pass.
word TO an ~automobllist who desired
to continue along the road.
Near by was another noncommls-
stoned officer hugglng a little child
with exuberant Joy. while his wife,
who had just arrived. stood by. This
soldier had not seen his little family
for three months and wished to have
everyone share his pleasure. lie
turned his beamlng countenance right
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15

Why does a miller wear a white
hat?
Ans.-To cover his head.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15

Ills soldier comrades are raising a
fund for a monument on which IL to )e
Inscribed "Marquis-Killed on the
Field q Honor"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15
As the Crab said.

As the crab said 10 the snuntaker
Have a pinch with me-"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15
FRENCH DIG WAY
INTO TRENCHES
OF THEIR. FOES
Wounded Officers Tell OF Fierce
Hand 10 Hand Fight
With bombs.
WIVES RISK THEIR LIVES

Meet soldier.H husbands at Front Just
for a Kiss or a Word as They
Pass Through a Town
Pathos In Many Reunions.
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Ger Grobibitiunsfonpemt in
Mtlantic GitD.

Sl1 atlaltic gitD balt 5ur 3eit
Die .MnttsS Balloon 2eaglie Of Mmers-
ca" ibren Gonbent ab. geidts lit leidD-
ter, als iold)e 3niammenfiinfte nidt
Su beadten ooer aber iib in 8ibe-
leien iiber lie 81 ergeben. 8oriiber
ME 3peifel botte beIteben loaenriIt
Die Sotlade, oaB es oieiem 9euls
bitterer grnit lit nit ibren8eItreb1n=
gen. 5erner, ooB iie iid portreff-
it'd oarauf neriteben Die mirfiamlten
Wfittef CUR @eripirfiidung ibrer
3tuede ar5uiuenoen fragtpitroig
mie Mittel uno 3pede aud iein mo-
gen - urro oaB tie iid fir ibre So-
DE miiben ltnb Irbeit nno Soften
nidt ideuen. Sn bieler Sinii6t
fonnten uno ioaten Die @egner Der
Grpbibition bel BON oieier 2en-
ten Iernen. 8or Maem ober io0te
e3 enolid flor iein, boB Die Eroblii-
ton cine 8eipeelilg lit, Die bon Sa6r
Su Sabr polfstiimlider geiuoroen tit,
noralls iidl er9eben oiirfte, Dob ibr
'ipirfiam nuo begegnet neroeu fam
Surdl cine minoeltens gleid itarfe
nno glei6 polfstiimlide Gegenbeme-
eung. 2eBtere ml,B aber, Inn prn
geitarto gu iein, anf feIter@runolaga
Iteben uno in elmer geiunoen, 81.
fentlifen Meimlrg ibren &iifbalt
Babert nno oaralts fire Starfe uno
@ftionsfdbigfeit ableiten. gs beibt
oarnm, in Ser offentlihen Meinung
Ger lleber5elleung @eltung 81 ber-
Ifaffen, bnB Die Eligenb Der WaBig-
felt bur6 Hrobibition ni6f g%eforocrt
miro, lonoern %gefabroet miro. IS
miiIien Dor Muem Die @egner bet
8robibition an Der &ano offenfunoi-
ger Satlod}en Betueis au erbringet
tpiifem baB es ibnen BEL Der Sc
fampfung Der Hrobibition Inn grbal-
thing unb Sorberung mabrer Was
Biefeit gu tun lit, nidJt aber UNI cine
@erteioigung Der monnigfahen
Shdoen, Die nadapeislid aus benz
lnpeiIen @enuB uno u%neeborigen
0ertrie6 geiitieer @etrdnfe ertpad,-
len. Die 4"usmer5ung FOLDER Sd}a-
Sen loate lid) niemano mebr angelo
! aen iein loiien ols Die @egner Der
Yrobibition, ourh Serle, Die li6 als
beren Siibrer aufipielen mo6tcn
%. .. Staats5tg.
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Gerbiinoeten es por5ieben, porl1ufig
niht meter Dorau0rinaen. =

8erbiinoeten es por5ieben, porlaufig
ni6t METER por5uoringen.
Son ben iibrigen &rie9slGoupld-
BEN lit nidt piel Nteles uno @idtiges
gemeloet noroen. Sn Sranfrei6 be-
BEN feline Geral1oernngen itattgefutl-
herl, troBoem bort beltanoig eefGmpft
morOen tit uno ole Borteielt grfolge
gemeloet baben. @benio ltebt es an
Den 8aroanelen, mo- es BEN Ililer=
ten au6 nod nidt gelungen 1T, DOR
an 5u fommefl.
SIN Der italienii9 : Dlterreidii1e1i
@renSe, beionbers in Der Sion5o=@e-
geno, lit pergange1le @ode i6arf
eefampft meroen. Weit bier Mrmec=
forps baben Die Stoliener einen Mll-
griff auf @0r6 9enladt unb er lit
p%ollltanoig misll1neen. Die @ntta1i.
ihung lit eroB, iebr groB. Gem
hie Seilnabme Der S~taliener ON
&rieee mar im1ier MIR als energi-
ide Sffeniipe, ~perbunoen nit groB-
artiger Mnneriort, eeoaht uno nun
1teben Die Sto1iener 16on spo6enlang
en- Sion5o nno fofnrnel1 nidt neiter
Sic Stimmune in Stalien ioG be-
reits oen &orafter bodgraoiger Ser
rofit1f troeen ilnb ielbit Ser
b'@nnun5io traut fi6 ttidt mebr- 10
redt bon Dem eldn5erloen SriumpD-
aug Der itoiieniid)en Mrnnee 5u rey
Cen. =
@or einieen Sogen bot NJ au6
erfobren, mas .Gllmanien fir icin
@inereifen in BEN artee BON BEN M,
Iiierten ~eeforbert bat. grltens dc
aoii5e glifoipina, 5ipeitens oos gauge
@anat ober iage11 mir lieger n1tearn
big an oie SbeiB, brittens oas gan5e
@eIiarabien unb piertens bie Mufbe
fung Ser 9onaufommiiiion. Die
gl1iierten iinb Dor Sdref ean5 itaarr
eeipeien, als iie oieie Soroeritneen
borten, ll1to baben entidieoen obge=
Gebnt. Sortptidddi6 GuBlono, oas
8eifarabien bergeben iolte. aoitl;b
lit es iibrigertS oof, Dies gerbanoeln
nno @eridodern bon @ebietetl, BON
oenen oen Sdnolern uno Shaheretn
nod fein Stiif eebort unb mobr-
i6einli6 audi ME ge6oren miro.
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lonien Gertreter %entionbt botten. Ser
1lafite S6rltt Dar Elm no1 Sor=
BON ~gerid)teter enereiidcr BrotIt
eeeen Die 8eeintra6tieung ser MeG-
te ser G~oIoniiten. 4ud oie l1rtcl=
baltnng zines ltebenoen Seeres IN
ben aolonien nuroe BON Dem Gon=
tinerltolfonereB bemangeIt. Die Sc
lonilten nerpfli6teten ii6, oQe Son
oelsbe5ieblneen nit bent M11tter-
lonbe ob5ubred)en, 1tno in MaiIadu
ietts traf man friegerii6e 8orberel=
tungen; @affen- unb MunitionsIo=
ger mltroen oneelegt, uno ols Der
engliibe General Gage berludte, ic
au 5%eritoren, fam es 5u blutieen 3l=
lanmenYtoBen nit oen raid einbern=
fenen Wili5trtppen. 9ie lebtercn
blieben iiegreidl unb bos gob oos
Signal gum alleemeinen @ufltonoc.
0on ollen Seiten eilten &oloniul-
truppen na6 Bolton. Ser 4%ontinen=
talfongreB, Der i'm Sftober t774
acknowledgements NOR, trot ipie=
Ser %5ulammef1, erflGrte Die Dor So
fton beriamn1elten S%reimi1ieen CUR
Gontinentalarmee l1no ernannlfe
George @aibington gum Sberbt<
feblsbaber. Sn Dem Sreffen BEL
8unferbi1 bebauptete bie 4ontinen=
talormee ii6 ebrenbon, 8aibingto1s
fonnte cine reeelre6te 8elagernne
Bottoms einleiten, urb am II. Mar5
1776 muBte Der briti16e Sberfelo-
herr 2oro Some Die Stabf rolt=
men. Gin engliider @ngriff auf oas
BON 4olonialtruppen beIebte mi6=
tige gbarleIton nuroe 5uriidgetpie.
len, aaperidiffe fiieten Ben eng
lanoern aroBen Sdaoen 8uL mofiir
lie iih our6 barbarii6e Streif5iige
ourd oie 8olonien gu RIDDEN iu6
ten. 9as oaes mirfte 8uiammen,
Die 9oIoniiten NIT Dem @eoonfen
poaiger 1tnab6na9igfeit bertrallt ST
MAIDEN, un0 am A. Suli 1776 miroe
iie pom aontinentalfongreB per-
fiinoet.
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Die bentise Gage.

Ste beutigen geri1te pare11 falt
ole giinitig fir Die 9eutiden urlo
ibre @e~rbiinoeten. Sn @orozSrorf-
reid baben Die -9eutlden Die Sral,-
5oien aus Soude5 pertrieben nflo
ale 8eriude, lid zines Seils mieber
81 bemadtieeM 5uriideelfloeeti.
3oroli6 BON &rasnif babel1 Die
Sruppen Der oeutiden G~erbiinoeten
ltarfe Stequneen eingenommen, oie
fir langeres @ertpeilen G1lberft ge-
eignet iein iolen. Sn Roro=GoIen
lino iiberaa &a1npfe I'M @anee, sic
fir Die 9eutiden eiinitie perIaufen
irno. Sin Der italienii1en @ren5e
aeigt es iib ieoen Sag mebr, oab
Die Staliener nidts ausriften fo0rt-
men; fur5 Die Nadridtert flineen bon
iiberan Der gut fir Die Deutiden
lin0 tire 8erbiinoeten.
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g. S. & g. Y. (aaaptIinie.l

". .. & =. q. lQd1tpfl1t1le.J
Infunft -
SO. 1o1-eunfet aimiten, bon aeto Or
Ians. .4:40 BORN.
$40. 1o2 Sunfet 2imiteo, bon Gan Syans
ctseo : pornt.
So. 7@Sdnea5ug, bon Nep OrIeans..
SO. s-@6nenaus, bon Sci gio -.
Hoo bornt.
SEQ. e-@uniet erpreb, bon @ep ors
leans ..7:55 nadln
$50. 1o-9uniet grpreb, bon Gan Srans
cisco ............ $3.50 nndm.
Mbfabrt-
$50. 1o1-9uniet aimiteb. mad Gan
Sraneisco ..........4:50 borns.
SO. io2-suniet aimiteO, mad Sem 81,
leans 400 borni.
SO. 799dnelraus, mad Sci Jtio. .....
$50. 8-Sdneuaus, mad Neip Orleans.
$50. sLsnniei Ggpreb nad ean Srans
cisco 1850 rnGr.
SO. 10-@unfet ggpreb. nad Stem Orr
leans. .............11:0 100 nadts
gietprta SipiFp on.
SO. so1-gon Souon, Sort aapaca. gie>
toria. Gnero 1920 naebnt.
Nbfabrt-
Nn. 8O2-Mad guero, Wietoria, Sort
2abnca, 9oufton ......7:45 BORN.
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Cine seitsemdfe Grimnernms.

am 4. Suli oes Sobres 1776 En-
flarten bic brei5ebn britiiden So.
lonien Horoomerifas ii6 fir I'M.
abbargig. 9is oobin CAB es in ser
lleaen @elt mn eliropaiide Solo
flien, nno 5fpor ipaniide, fran5oii-
Idle, idpeoiibe uno boldnoilde, Der
Webr5abl nod ieoo9 engliide, oe-
rem dlteite, @irginia, 1907 ourt
Die @riinoung bon Samestotpn ge-
biloet 5molf Sabre ipdter sic eriie
Golfsbertretnng aif neitlifcm 9o-
Den erbielt. Nad nno nod fan1en
nod 5molf Solomon bin5u, ole
tells inter Observation-Disclosures
Itanoen, mie Aaen Sampibire, Stem
Oorf, SEEM Seriep, 8%irginia, Die BEL
ben Garolinas mo Georgia tells
ilnter gigentiimer. uno Sreibrie-
Gegierung, nie Morplmo, Eeilnipl-
bania. 9elapare, @aiiafnietts
@booe Sslano lino Connecticut. Sc
meiniame 8~e5ie6uneen inter Ben
aoloniel entitanoen tells ourd ST.
oianerfriege, tells bur9 Mlltige
Sample 8mii6en gnglanbern uae
Sran5oien INN Die @orberridait inl
RoroIiden Seil oes Sentiments. SSll
rieIen ariegen, Die ibren 4bi6luB
nit Der Nieoerlage Sranfreids fall-
ben, perridteten Die aolonialtrup-
pen gldn5enoe @affentaten, ipoburd
fas Sefbitpertrauen Der SOLOMON
iebr geboben plirbe.
gnglano foIte alsbalo @elegen-
beit baben, oas gu %erfabren Seine
Sinan5en maren 6nmals polit6noig
eridopft, uno ba iolien Die Solo
nien ausbelfen. 9ieie aber berief,n
iid nif BEN aItengliiden @rum>-
iat, bab Steuern MIR bon ben berufe,
nen @crtretern Der gu 8elteuerneen
ausgelbrieben iperben oiirften, ol-
Iein lire g~orlteauneen fanoen in
2onoon fem @ebor. SIM MGrs
1854 tpltrbe pom ergliiden Bartaa
,f1ent Die Stempelafte erloiIen, sic
oncs in oen Solomon 5i geih1ftli-
fen 3mefen benltte Shreibpap;er
nit elmer Ibgabe belegte. @aein hoS
!Gtitb muroe in ben 3olonien 10
nrisfalig aufgenommen, ooB nan
: nidIt magte, es ourdsufiitren. SIN
nGd)Iten Sabre wuroe es 5uriidge5o.
ser, aber ltatt oeiien tpi,roe ein Csc.
ieb trlaiien, oas Gee lnb auoere Mr-
tifcl nit eiiem Grgdn5unes5oG f.
lcgte Mlein alld oieies . ieb
fam IN Der 9orm. in Der es e~rloliell
moroen NOR, nid)t sur Gurhfiibrung
I'm Die a~iifgebradten &ploniiter
5u beihtpi1tiger, nuroen feline ge-
fiimmlngen in mi6tigen &mftell
eingeidronft, nno i6lieblid Hiet
MIR elm geringer 3on auf Gee ii6'
rig SnoeB aiid Der mar oen aoloni'
fen nod gu bodL unb in oell 8eib.
noftstogm oes Sobres 1873 fam
es in Bottom gum o%ffenen Aufltanoe
9ie unmittelbaren SoI9en iparei
Sperrunqen oes @oltoner Safens
uno a%ufbebrng Ger 8erfaiiung oei
8olonie Waiinfuietts burd 9e
ihlltB oes engliiden Sarlaments
,9aroufbin trot i'm September III
in GbiIaoeIpbio Der CONTAMINATION
-,,greB 5uiammen, 81 ipelfem mi
/ Musnobme @eoreids idmmtiihe So
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Treii @moia . 5aucepfannen,
Mil6i6iiieln, Eaiien uno linteriail-
fen unb Salat : @otplen NIT ieoeat
9funo @erfection-See 8u Goo. Gein-
barb & g., &affee unb EeesStore,
2i5 Rarp StraBe.
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geites Del unb @oiolin erbil,
man BON Der Glimp Oil &c., Act
O%ft.gommerce Ctr. Neias Gel. Srl.
big 1852. (9n5.)
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Werfonot- g9ir fpiinihen

gerlangt- 8ir niinl6eu, oab Sie
nah nnlerem nerien Guartier an Der
Glib Ilamo Ctr. SO. 613 fomnlen. 8ir
baben oortbin uniere IrtosSdule lilo
uniere Geparaturs Ii. Wal6ine1lipertItats
fe berlegt. &ir fiibren elm poles Eager
BON lIteniilien, a~ebrald5ten Cars mlo
Seilen Sabou. Snterpational aatp Sdppl,
1888 SItSSouiton ctr. grodett 808.
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g. 81, II. G. 6, Is. & G.. 81. Depot,

seItene @eIeeenheit = Sir brelBta
Gage ma6t bds Barr Stubio. Gpe. 6
Rr. 2t1h. feline photographer In DOT,
bers" fir $500 per Titsenb. (Gns.l
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g. u. & u. 3.

a. q u. y.
$50. l. Bon Sou1ton, @aco nno gorpus
@br1ltt .........7:05 na1m.
$40. 3-@on 9oufton lino @iifenorfen
50. ........... $3.50 boris.
SO. 5-@on Doafum unb aiifenorten
1.40 nad]m.
yto. 42-8on &errbile ....9:O5 borm.
gfo. 146-8on aerrbile, tdglih msaez
nommen Sonntags ..7.45 abeibs
Nbfabrt-
No. 2-gad Souiton, 8aco unb Corpus
@brIltt $40 born.,
$40. 4-@ad 6ouiton npb a~iiitenorten
...... 1890 nadm.
Mo. 6-Siad goafum unb aiitenorten.
2:10 hadn't.
$40. 43-Na6 &errbine. ..5:05 abencs
No. 145-Na6 &errbiae, tdgIi1, alisges
rommen Sonntngs ....7:05 born;.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13

8ir sarantieren Sjnen cine
cute Stelle, iusnm Gle einen 9nrIas
III n~nierer GdnIe nebmen. Sdrcibt
inns nm Ginselbeiten. Gan Gntonio
gniimef Gollese, 307 Mlamo EIasa,
Gan N%mtoniu, Seras.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-26
Thief GETS POT OF CASH
USED TO BAIT TREASURE

almost bewitched, one of her unscrup.
ulous followers, a white man she be.
lieves, hooked the pot of dollars,
which was an absolute necessity if
the trove was ever to be successfully
baited
Several weeks ago while her soul
wandered in the spirit world, Mrs
Coleman says she found out that a
treasure of gold was buried on the
farm of Aaron Waltz. To get this
treasure 1t would be first necessary,
she was informed. to bury pot of sill
yer dollars, then sprinkle over It a
jug of whiskey. This being done. all
that remained to bewitch the treasure
from it's hiding place was for Mrs.
Coleman to lead her followers in a
spirit dance over the bewitched
ground. This done they should pro-
ceed to dig, but the digging had to be
done in silence, and no digger should
work after he began to perspire.
The latter part of July the work of
bewitching the Waltz farm began, but
satisfactory results were not obtained.
performed, but once more there were
gold hunt was resumed for a third
time with a larger pot of silver dol
lars as bait. Mrs. Coleman said that
the third pot contained $26, each one
of her band contributing one or more
silver dollars
She informed Chief Goodwin that
she was positive the third effort to
bewitch the Waltz farm treasure trove
was going to be crowned with success
because the first day, Immediately af.
ter the initiatory ceremonies, she
could hear the silver pot a shaking" ="
an infallible indication that treasure
is beginning to yield to the pressure
of witchery. Happy with the results
of their first days work, Mrs. Coleman
and her followers ceased their labors
at sunset and she gave out the word
that work would be resumed at sunrise
tn following day.
But during the night some traitor
[continucd On Page Eiaht.l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-26

worked north on both sides of the
Bug. smashing the Russian lines.
The great swamp region east of the
Bug, north of Vlodava, which the
Russians thought would check the
advance of the Teutonic worces. were
crossed at the rate OF five miles day.
worked night and day
building roads and bridges.
Austro-Hungarian troops played an
important part in the capture OF
Brest-Litovsk. Cavalry drove north.
ward from the blin-Cholm-Kovel
line, and in the rear Of Brest-Litovsk.
Finally, when only one railway line
remained in the possession of the
Russians and their defense was
smsahed, the order was given to re.
treat.
Brest-Litovsk was defended by two
girdles of forts. The main chain of
fortification consisted of twelve
strong works built by the best mill
tary engineering genius in the empire.
The fort mounted 6, s, 10 and IL inch
guns. There were long redoubts. The
fortress, unlike Novo Georgievsk, de-
Tended city of $4,000 Brest-Litovsk
is 13O miles south of Grodno. 1t is
the seat of an Armenian bishop who
is head of the Catholic Armenians in
Russia.