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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
VILLA TROOPS DEFEATED
N OTfRfyrARO Campaign

Laredo. Tex. Aug. 3.--Telegraphlc
adyices from General j. Maycoti, san
Juan pelrio. state Of Queretaro. to-
day reported d rsut Wednesday %
villa troops with loss OF soq dead
for Viila and the capture of large
amount ~ feod supplies and emnn-
milton. General Francisco CoHs re-
ports that in fighting Wednesday near
the limits Of the federal district la
the state of Morelus, the Carransa
troops defeated the forces command
ed By Emiiano zapata.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
BIG LUMBER FIRE
IN CALIFORNIA TOWN

sncramenbo Cal, Aug. lS.-Fire.
prcsumably Of inccndiary origin, de-
stroycd today the lumber yards of
two companies at Portoln, Plumas
county. ut loss estimated az $3.50
coo. At noon the flames were atll
spreading. sweeping toward the great
faW mill Of the Feather River Lum-
ter company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
TWELVE HURT IN
STREET CAR SMASH
IN LOS ANGELES

Los A0keIes. AnK. H. HNHHlUH
GOWN Hill on tracks made slippery ~
OIL dripped from autom0plles an An
sellno Ileishts street car crashed m
to Glendale suburban eleetrle train
In the north end of the enf iodaf
ana twelve persons we're lnlaree.
roth cars we're wrecked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
Allies Ask Bids
ond Million Head
AmericanCoHie
Western Dealers and Commits
sion Firms Asked to Make
Proposals Involving Hun
dred Million Dollars.

Helena, Mont, Aug. Ia.--f. q. Rob
inson, representative ~ large pack
ms company ot Chicago. maae publio
here today a copy of cablegram
from Liverpool seat 10 the chicago
Office, asking that an estimate be fur-
nished ., the lost OF one million mead
of American beef cattle. deiiverel az
Liverpool.
The order, " filled said Robinson.
would require "a payment OF about
&loO, ,U0O.UVO ana would make vast
inroads on the available cattle In the
United states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
Second Zepplin
RaidonEngland
Within the Week
Four Men and Two Women
Killed and Twenty-three
Injured in Attack, With
Heavy Property Damage.

London. Aug. 10. C5;O5 .. mD-Of-
ficial announcement was made today
of an airship raid last night on the
east coast OF England.
Six persons were Killed. one Yep
pelin. the announcement says. prob
ably was damaged. but escaped.
The official announcement says that
slx persons were Killed. % Were in
iured and it houses were damaged
seriously by bomb.
The text Of the announcement fol-
lows.
Two zeppellns visited the east
coast last night between $3.50 y. M.
and li:t5 p. m. dropping incendiary
and explosive bomos In various places,
resulting In the following casualties;
KILLED. four men. two women. fn-
iured. three men. eleven women. nine
children: all civilians. Fourteen
houses were seriously damaged.
The Zeppelins ~ere engaged al
some points but succeeded In getting
away from our aircraft patrols. One
of the Zeppellns was probably dam
aged by the mobile anti-air craft sec
tlon."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
COPPERFIELD is
SWEPT BY FIRE

ore, which came into prominence
more than year ago when Miss Fern
Hobbs closed the saloons there under
orders from former Governor oswald
West. was practically wiped out last
night by fire believed tO have been
Of inceudiary origin. according 20 re-
ports received here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13

Washington. Aug. t3.-President
Wilson personally took up the situa-
tioa on the Mexican Oorder today
with Acting Secretary Breckenridge
OF the war department and gave di-
rections that sufficient troops be held
ready Tor any emergency,
Governor Fcrguson's telegram ask
ing for more troops ~ being held at
the war department awaiting any
further word from Major General
Funston. Secretary breckenridge re-
ported there Norc no new disord ers
today. ANY further troop movements
VIII be left entirely to Generul
Funston.
a detailed statement OF the dfstri-
hutton of the troops has been laid be-
fore the president and officials take
the view that the army can be used
further only II the governor OF Texat
were To certify in constitutional
manner that he cannot control th,
situation with the state authorities
and ask for federal aid.
Secretary breckenridge said aftei
his conference with the Presiden
tfat General Funston had asked fol
no more troops and that none woul,
be- sent without his request.
The Carranza agency's dispatches
today contained categorical denia
from General Safarette that any q
his troops had crossed into Texas
Other advices expressed the opinio
that the Mexican trouble makers wer
heither Carranza nor villa troops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13

smith was found guilty by jury
on July l. He was accused OF muir
dering three wives IN order To collect
insurance money on their lives, In
each case the victim was l"uhh
drowned In bath tub soon after the
wedding ceremony,
After Smith was sentenced, the
court. complimcntIng the jury upon
lis verdict. declared that the prisoner
had gone through the ceremony "'
marriage with two other women. boih
OF whom he had robbed of money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13

Last nights raid Of zeppcllns was
the second this week. on Monday
night zeppelins flew over the English
coast ana with their bombs killed
fourteen persons and wounded four
teen others.
These raids mark the renewal Of
the Zeppelin attacks on England af-
ter an interval Of several weeks The
last previous raid. with the exception
oi these attacks resulting In the death
H. July was on June i5 when sixteen
persons we're killed and forty injured.
In all there have been nearly score
OF these attacs. resulting In the death
OF more than 400 persons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
President Puts
oft Conference
on Preparedness
Secretary Daniels Says People
Of United States Are United
in Demand for More Aero,
planes and Submarines.

iBy Evening Herald Leased wirel
Washington. Aug. IA Presi-
. dent Wilson has postponed dis
. Cussion of the national defense
. question with Secretaries Garri-
> son and Daniels until next week. 4
> lie viii not pass upon the war I
. and navy estimates. however,
. until he haa conferred with the
= chairman of the congressional I
. committees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13

London. Aug. 10. G2.is y. M Tne
Russians for the time being are hold
INK in check the Baltic flank of the
German armies which are struggling
10 cut the Warsaw Pctrograd railway
and are battling toward the Dvina,
beyond which lie the roads To the
Russian cupital This has been ac-
cumplished with the aid Of reinforce
meuta and by virtue Of one counter
attack after another.
The fortress of Ecyno still holds
out. German attacks toward riga
have been ropulsed ana the railway
junction at Dvinsk remains w Rus
elm hands From Ostroleuka. north
Of Warsaw, tn Chelm iu the south,
the Teuiuns claim to have made FUR
thrr progress hut between the NieprE
aud the Bug they apparently nave
been thrown back with heavy luss.
The fact that the Germans are able
10 advance with comparative rapidly
due east from Warsaw, while being
checked on the right and lett thanks,
has given rise To the Impression IN
England and Ia Russia that the stout
Teaistance Offered by the Russian
wings viii insure the safe withdrawal
OF the main body of troops from the
warsaw snlient Contrary to many
reports the main line OF communica-
tion between the Polish capital ana
Petrugrad has not been cut through
II would bee cut " the Germans were
10 take Dvinsk,
Tho approaching meetings of both
the Greek aud serbian pariiamenir
give promise of bringing the Balkan
situation to head, though for the
moment Greece ana Serbia remain
nbdurate In their refusal 10 concede
territory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13

OF the Balkan states, after first bring
ing about an amieable understanding
among them. This Is the reason the
powers are waiting. and viii under
take no decisive step before the ap-
pruaching meeting of the Greef
chamber of Deputies. set Tor August
1G."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13

Rome. Aug. ~. (via Pai.s, Aug 10,
1910 a. M The Bulgarian minister
10 Italy, -. kizOw, scussing Ia the
TriDuna the negotiations between the
Balkan states and the quadruple en-
'entc. clfaracterixes as unjust state
ments that bulgaria considers herself
indispensnblc 10 the allies aud is
bargiining on that basis.
Bulgaria, the minister asserts. has
not changed her program She Was
deceived In signing tho treaty OF
Bucharest of 1913 under the terms of
which she ccded To- Rumania nearly
5000 square miles Of territory. what
Bulgaria now wished. he continued.
was repurution based upon the prin-
cipl, OF nationality for wAich th"
uuudruple entente b. contendiug.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
ONE MEXICAN KILLED IN
SkIkMISI WITH SOLDIERS

Hr0WnaVlIle. Texas, AUG l3-One
Mcxleao was killed to-day near Ly-
ford Texas a shoF, distance north of
Eere by soldiers and 2eace officers,
The soldiers shortly before daylight
went Ca "a ranch house where it was
reported thut Mexican, accused OF
woundinr Fritz GeorEie, night watch
man nj l.yford last week was In hid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
LONDON WIFE SLAYER
HANGED AT MAIDSTONE

T.NWuWW, NT"- loo V"-0T ~ T7'T
George Joseph smith. the wife mur-
derer. was hanged today at Maid
stone,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13

Washington. Aug. ~. The treas
ury today bought $50. O.0OO fine ounces
~ silver at StSS.f5 and $50. 600
ounces al Si9 per ounce for delivery
al the San Francisco mint.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
AUSTRIAN NOTE WILL
BE MADE PUBLIC ON
MONDAY MORNING

Washington, AdB. ls,.-lhe Ahie'i
can reply to the Austro- Hungarian
note protesting against the shipment
OF munitions of war TO the allies al
ready dispatched to Vienna, viii pe
given out here Tor publication In neN'
Monday mornings papers.
The American note reiterates the
view Of the United states that 90
place an embargo on munitions at this
time would not be In accordance with
the principles OF neutrality as set
forth In international law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13

The Mira newspaper OF Sofia. Bul-
guria. in its issue OF July ~ published
the following editorial article on the
status OF the negotiations between
Bulgaria and Great Britain. France
and Russia
"Thcrc is today NO indication that
an understanding can bee reached be-
tween Bulgaria ana the entente pow
ers, The reasons for this are numcr-
Gus Had these negotiations begun
earlier ia the war they would have
progressed more rapidly II is also
true that IL there existed greater CON
lidencc between the two parties an un-
derstanding would not have been de-
lnyed Nevertheless, the principal
reason for delay is to be found else
where.
The triple entente calls for the
help of neutral nations in the name
uf Justice and of liberty as well as IN
the name ol the unity % the people
concerned IN "A durable peace. Win
this end in view the .ntrnte powers
are lahoring hard to nppease the re-
Ciprocal hatreGs among the Balkan
states and TO substitute amicable re-
Intions toward the hostile feelings 90
present existing between the Bul-
garians, the Serbians. the Greeks ana
the Rumaninns The entente powers
in the pourparlers with these states
persists In this idea.
"This being so. the mission Of the
entente powers is complicated, not Ia
say impossible. The difficulty arises
from the intranslgeant attitude ot the
Balkan states toward each other.
"Bu, Bulgaria cannot embark IN
another war without the guarantee
that the treaty of bucharest shall be
torn up But there is every indioa-
tion thnt neither Serbia, Greece nor
| Rumania is inclined to grant the COM
cessious necessary To- COrTeSt the IN
Justice done To Bulgaria az buchar's'
IN 1919,
| 1T should be recognized That the
Ruuanians are more disposed thaN
the others toward an UNDERSTANDING
II may well be- that they are not STU
cero. but that Is another question. lu
any event up To the present TINE th'S
hnVe In no wise protested against w
innate concessions ga bulgMla, M
have the creeks and the SeFpiahH
These countries declare bulgaria
without importance In the wan uth'
lthe entente powers do us much honnl
in asking suppc.t. ana that none oI
line territory claimed by Bulgaria
should be restored To her.
The creeks and M" rerbinns are op
posed 10 the principles set forth nl
the entente powers, ana they dtsn'
profit from the present situation Th'
Grceks have demanded that the allie
land 500. .OO0 troops either al salon
Xxi or at Knyala to'maroh Jointly VIII
1.-The Greek army across Bulgarlaa re
Gently acquired territory ana atte
conauerlng these districts, to conunu
on to Constantinoplr.
according To Information In ou
possessinn" the Mir SAYS In this con
nectinn." the entente powers nav
not dospiared Of winning the suppoi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
War Department Gives Direc-
tiOns That Sufficient Troops
be Held in Readiness to
Meet Any Emergency.
GENERAL FUNSTON IN
COMMAND OF ZONE
Asserted That Instead Of 500
Carranza Commander Has
1000 Men Under Arms in
Brownsville District.

by Evenina herald Leased wirel
Washington, Aug. i3.--Major
General Scott, chief of stan Of the
army, has been ordered 90 re-
nlain at ~ Pa-o to be ready for
any mission the state department
may have ON the border. GEN
erai scott II reporting distza tO
Secretary Lansing.
While General Sc1tt n acting
ns nn agent OF the state depart
nlcnt In connection with ncgotla-
tions between tl,e Mexican fnc-
tions, he also II watching the
border situation aud Il In COM
munication with Major General
Funston.
War department officials say
they have no knowledge of this
work the state department N ask.
Ing of the CHIEF OF stan.
No more troops were ordered
today to the border.
Corpus Christi. Tex. Aug. IA
Governor Ferguson, following a
conference with Congressman
Garner and Adiutant General
Iiutchins said this morning no
decision had bccn reached yea re-
garding calling out all troops OF
the state lie said the situation
WIS tile same.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
@%erbOrsnoti5 be5ieli6 @eindes clues
8r1tn6beIberS.

9u elm bon Soils 6. Moen, @run6>
beiiber inn @duloiitrit 1877 IN Die
lem County, undergraduates @eiu@,
in tpel9em 6argetbm tit, bab CT Ser
gigentbimer folgen6 beidriebener
9dnoereien lit, sic in gepamntem 81
1trift geIege1 iin6, ndmli@: @@A
bon seftion 80 un6 @h bon S@A
bon seftion 19, Emp 124, &laiie "a;
nno oaB ser @eg gum S@ulbauie I'M
Diltritt belier lit; beioe 10 tpeh, boB
id sic &in6er 6ortbin bolen muB,
mdbreno i6 nod Diitrift 100 mein
MutomobiI gebrou@en famn nn6 sic
@ege na6 Dem an6eren DiitriH un-
poiiirbm iin6 nit elmer @ar nr6 5tpar
Die meiite 3eit, id aber gum DiitriH
100 init meinen Mahburen abpe6-
ieIn6 meine &in6er brtngen
fam, tpdbren6 i9 feline naben Nad<
barren NIT &in6ern babe, mel9e Die
gAnle inn 0iitrift 1877 beiuden; BEL.
Sc @dulbGuier iin6 in glei9er @m-
ferrn1ng bon meinem @obnorte, nno
mei1re &i1roer baben I'M Diitrift 100
bret Sabre lang 6ie Sdule beiu4t;;
6em Boor6 ser County @ommiiiare
BON @tearns County u%nterbrettt
tpur6e; urr6 berInngen6, 6ab feline Be-
lngten 2dn6ereien bonn Niitrit 1877
getremt uno Dem beiagten 9iitriH
100 3uge5dblt mer6en fonten; uno
90 ge%rnarnter 8oar6 3eit un6 0rt fir
oiesbeaiigIi9es @erbor beitimnt bat,
10 lit hermit Moti5 erlaiien, bob
genarn1tes @efu9 bonn 8oar6 IN iei-
1rer om 16. M6r5 1915, reatn 11br
morgens beginnen6en @itatng IN Der
office 6es County : Mu6ttors in Ser
@to6t 81 CLOUD in beiagtem @ountp
geb0rt perben ion, gu melder 8eit
nno an tpeIdem Srte beiagte 8eb0roe
ole Mrg11mertte ser 6obet interefier.
ten Nerioner, fir ODER gegen @eneb-
mig11ng 6es @eiudes boren miro. So
bert @t. @Iouo, Ben 10. Sebruur
1915. SIM Muftrage seq 8oar6 Ser
GourtD=@ommiiidre.
(GiegeD Mi9olas Sbpnne1,
GountD-Mu6itor un6 @r-officio Glerf
6es Bour6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
8ejablt feline

3tpei ooer 6rei &ommiiIionen. Sic
Set gum @rfori6en 1T, bepor SSbr
fouft. @erabidumt nidt, 6ieie gu er'
foriden. Musge5ei@nete Seftion,
entbalteno GAO Mder, 5tpei Weilen
DOM Conn, 1870 Slider unter Hflug,
elm 8ierteI einge3dumt nit 6reifaden
Drabten, idones, 5tpei stod bobes
6rme= @eb6u6e 24x24 SUP eroB,
2 @todmerfe bober 6rame-staa
32x4O nit @oum fir Is Bfer6e, 3
6rme-@ etrei6eipeider, 8rame-Sub'
nerbaus un6 on6ere @ebduoe, gutter
Drummer nit Incident 8oiier, gu
$25.0O per Slider, Elm 3rittel boar>
8ilon3 gu flint o6er iie%benidbrigen
6 Bro5ent %Srtereiien.
9ermau Coles,
Mberta, Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
@erb0rsnpti5 be5iiglid @eimdes eineS
8runobeitBers.

"a Elm @eiu9 beim @ountD=9ooro
bon stearns County binterlegt pur=
Sc, bas unter5eidnet unb bon elmer
Mebrbeit Ser @runobeiiter anerfant
lit, Sic in bem p%roponierten neue1
Iiltrift, Ser bierin bel6rieben it,
mobnen, uro sic sur @abl in S4ul=
p~erlummll1ngen in 6eren reipeftioe11
0iltrifften beredtigt itn6, uno 6os
o11rb ELM Mffi6opit bon etnem Der ge=
mobner oes proponierten neuen 9i-
itrifts erbartet lit, in meldem TINT
Organization zines neuen Sdnloi=
ltrifts aus Dem bierin beidriebenen
Serritorium gebeten lit, namli@:
SHE geftioner Is, 16, 20, 81, 20
uno 9 un0 8R bon SBA bon Sect.
10, 1872 bon @eftion % uno N@A
BON seftion 33 uno 1901 bon Set
ton 90 in Eounibip Gollegepine,
steorns County, Minn.; un6 % ge=
nannte 8eb0roe Der County : eomz
millare 3eit unb Srt beltimmt bat
fir Elm @erbor be5uglt6 bes Sci IL
dies, tpie bies geietli6 norgeidrteben
lit; 10 lit hermit Noti5 erlaiien,
oaB Elm @erb0r be5iiglid 6es @eiu6es
in elmer am 16. Mar5 1915, morgens
9 l1br in Ser Office 6es Gorntp+In=
oitors in Ser Stobt ct. Glouo, 1T
genanntem County gebalten miro, 51
tpelder3eit un6 an neldem Srte bonn
County 8oar6 Nrgumente auer oa=
Bel intereilierten Nerionen fir ooer
gegen Sic proponierte Organization
6es 1re1ten Sdml6iitrifts mgebort
mer6en ionen. Dabiert Sen 10. Sc
brl1ar 1915. SIM Muftrage 6es Count
bon 5tearns County, Minn.
(SiegeD Mtdolas SbomeD,
Gountp=gn6itor nn6 @%r=officio Glerf
6es 8onr6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
gerb0rsnotis be5iislid @eiudes eines
8rnnbbeitterS.

90 Elm bon Soiepb S. &unfel,
l@runobeliter I'M 9duloiltrift go. 25
in oieiem County, undergraduates &C.
I,,d1, in meld)em bargetbam lit, baB
er ser gigentbiimer folgenb beidrie-
bener 2%dnoereien lit, Sic in genanm-
tenn giltrift geIegen iin0: M@A um6
s8A bon MgA bon @eftion g.
Emp. 1922, &laiie 80; uno baB beiag-
tie 2anoereien CUR sSest5eit benz 81.
ltrift % 5rgeb0ren; bob oieielben
aber nidt anitoben6 iino un6 ni6t
angren5en an %genannten 9iltrift %,
un0 bab lie liegen mie cine iiolierte
Tar5ene nngefabr cine @eile tpeitlid)
bon beiogtem 0iitrrft; boB es a1f
beIagten 9anoereien fem Sda1lbaus
gibt, Sem 8oarb Ser @ountD=G ommti
fire bon Stearns County unterbrei-
tet &p11roe. l1n6 perlongen6, boB iei-
ne beIagten 2Gn6ereien getrennt mer-
sen iollen bonn DiitriH % un6 BE-
iagtem 0iltrift $50 %511ge5ablt meroen
lonen; u116 % genarute 8eb0rbe 3eit
uno Ort fir oiesbe5iiglides 8erbor
beItimmt bot, 10 lit biermit 8efonmt-
madung erlaiien, 6aB genamntes &C.
iu6 bonn 8oor6 in elmer am 16.
Mar5 morgens 9l1br %beginnen6en 81
bung in ser 0ffioe bes @oltnpt=au-
oitors angebort merben ion, gu me1'
der 3eit un6 an tpeldem Srte ge'
nonnte 8eb0r6e sic Nrgumente aller
6obei intereliierten &erionen fir ooer
gegen @enebmigung bes @eiudes on
b0ren miro. Do6iert ct. @lo11b, Sen
10. Tebr1tar 1912. SIM Suffrage Ser
Observation-Disclosures.
(SiegeI) Midulas SbomeD,
Gountp=Mu6itor un6 gr=oficio Glerf
6es 8our6.
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10 Gent GascaretS
,penr bili6s pber ~berftopft.
Sir franfes appfneb, famren DRasen,
trdse Seller nnb Gingeuetbe-Sie
arbeiten tu6brenb SIR f@laft.

8elegte 3unge. i@le9ter @ej@mad,
unperoauli9feit, bleide 9n1tfdrbe unb
elenbige @opftpeben fomn1en bon elmer
%berbdrteten 2eber unb n%erftopften @inge>
tpeioen, tpobur9 gner Magen angefhnt
miro NIT unperbmter Nabrung. tpelde
lduert unb gabrt glet@ armt IN etnena
engsl@mouenem SgB: Siss IT oer e s5a
berba1li9feit, falle @de, l4ledter
atbem, gelbe !9nutfarbe, trnere S8ur4t.
mns i9redli4 unb miberli4 1T. Gin
@ascaret beute Nbenb tpirb euren eer,
itopften gineetpeioen cine bur4gdngige
Meinigung bringen unb @u9 AM Morgen
3uredt gebro4t baben. @ie arbetten
ndbrenb SIR 1h1aft = cine 10 Gent,
GdadteI bon guren1 Npotbefer tptrb eu6
monatelang gut fiihlen maiden.
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itres 8eins bat auf bic ainitlerin
ni4t beprimtren gepirtt unb fe bot
beretts bic Mbiiat ausgefpro@en, TO-
balb iie ii9 p0uig erbolt unb nit etnem
fin}tli9en Bein ausgeruftet bat, CUR
Bubne 5urud5utebren. IS p1rbe
bur4aus ni4t unm0slt@ fem, BOB
Sarab 8ernbarbt f@on i'm nd&ifen
Sabr Ben Ser. 5taaten pieber einer1
ibrer runtpioerrufli@ lebten" abz
i9iebsbeiu9e MAIDEN miro, I'M nod
etnige 9onars ein3ubetmien.
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@idtise 8ebanolnns lei @alenfranf'
hpif.

Sir cine Iange 3eit mar SRI. 2ula
gfelton, Gburdpine, 81. g., gaDen'
'front.' un6 lit an franfem @opfrpeb
nno S6minbeIonf6nen. @bomber'
Iains Soblette tparen 6os @in3ige,
mas SSbr moa1errroe 2~in6ern1ng brad-
te. gu fn11fen BEL Martin Molitor.
- Mn3eige.
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Sic @e1egenbeit 1T init is.
Trau: rsSeBt tommit 6ug @s 1T
ldngft nod Mitterna4t!!"
Mann: SCI nt@t bDie, 6rau@en;
bier leg i9 Dir metnen @tatgeptnn
bon a9t Marf in bic 9dnbe. &auf
Dir einen neuen !9ut bafur!"
Trau (befdnftisD: r9as miro aber
ri9t langen, lieber Mann!"
Mann: r9m, ion i@ mor9en nod
nal geben?"
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Wpntono Nor11 Qonb.

Die bette @elegenbeit gutes 2ano
bilig al ertperben IN ser Nabe bon
&eleno, Montana. Sir Nusfunft
Idreibt an: Setter 8rif o6er Spln ~.
Gmmel, ct. glouo, Mim. 13=3m
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Cine patriotin.
Cine bubid1e @ienerin, Bic ale
Sploat i'm Selpe f1mpfte.

SRI. Marie MeiBmann, cine fei4e
Wienerin, bon Mbenteuerluit uno paz
triotiiden Gefiblen our4brungen,
pertleioete fi9 als Mann uno gtng als
rTreimiqiger" ins 6elo. Mebrere
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8raf 8erhtplb.

monnes perroren, Der Sabre lang on
Der Spite oes Miniteriums bes @usz
mdrtisen Der 9oppelmonar4te geitanz
ben. M}it gbren iiberbduft 1T er ieBt
in Den Rubeitano eetreten uno 5reiz
berr 8urian BON Raiees bat ieinen
Boiten iibernommen.
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in Ru6efano.

Graf Bermtple, Der friibere 5fter'
reibifdbe miuiiter neS MuSmarttgen
Dur9 Sen Dor furaem erfolgten frei<
ptuiaen Hudtritt oes @rafen 8er4z
tolb Bat Seiterrei9zunearn Die 0ienfte
zines tiidtigen unb peroienftnoQen