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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-22

cause the superintendent has devoted
his life's labor.
Mr.. Warner portrays the role Of the
man who strives to reconcile the con-
tending elements, and who is willing
to sacrifice name and fame for the
woman he loves.
The production has been prOnOunc-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-22

rings at top-one at bottom, assuring better
compression -and MORE POWER.
The carburetor has been transferred to the
left side of the motor, cutting down the dis
lance the gas travels to a few inches. The
valves and gas passages have been greatly
improved. The radiator has been enlarged
and the cooling system improved. The oiling
system has been greatly sirnplfied.
The Wagner electric system is the same that stude-
baker has had so much success with-a tWo-unit sys-
TEN, built to order for Studebaker. The starter cranks
the motor through a noiseless chai1-runs only when
starting the car. The generator is the same-si1nple
and reliable-but it has been moved to q point in front
Of the motor, and drives in a vertical position, giving
more room and making it much more accessible. The
wiring Is the oneWire system, and the entire system
can be removed as an UNIT.
And scores Of other improvements in design have not
only made tho motor more powerful, but far more fex-
lille and more responsive. And now with this motor,
tie new studebaker Forty n. -FOUR has q snappiness
Of action, 4 ~resistless, unbrokel flow Of PULLING
power that makes it q wonder to drive.
But II q not only q bigger car and a more powerful car;
ii Is q BETTER car-better II every detail, Stude-
baker hes always built a QUALITY car, But this new
Forty II, P,FOUR sets q new QUALITY mark even for
Studebakers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-22

IT Is the FIRST 7-passenger FOUR ever
Apriced at less than $1oo0-and the BIG
0EsT car that any price less than $1,000
ever bought. It is a 7-passenger not only in
name but in REALITY. It carries 7 full
grown people in comfort
It's larger in every way longer and roomier:
There IS more 1eg-room everywhere. The
drive, has more room--and the front seat is
dfv.idded.s The tonneau IS more commodious.
The heayi1y-cushioned tonneau seats disappear
completely into recesses in the floor. The
baby IL deeper--the seats lower and tilted.
The cushions are larger, deeper and softer.
The doors open wider. Tho tires are bigger
Goodrich 81 x4's with Safety Treads on rear
I: !" ~
III the MOST POWERFUL oar ever priced
atless than $1,000.
ID power has been greatly Increased over last
yeats motor. Now, Il develops FULL 10 hip.
(4111 b p. n the brake test) The motor i
hger- increased to 81 inches IN bore. The
spisDtons are longer and tighter with THREE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-22

The upholstery is the finest grade of leather that can
be bought-a velvety, land-bufed, serni-bright leather
that viii outlast any other upholstery materials ever
used. The cushions are deeper and larger-built with
a new Studebakc1 device that insures their keeping
shape and springiness.
The fnih, Of the cars has been improved. Not only
has another expensive finishing operation been added,
making rs in all, but Studebaker is now using a rich
Blue.
Better materials have been used throughout. The
steering knuckle, for example, is now forged of the
highest-grade Chrome Vanadium steel. The transmits
sion shafts of Chrome Nickel. The top is silk mohair.
The chassis and the body are thoroughly painted-even
the places that you never see. It protects the car. Lift
the cushions of this car and any other and note the
difference.
The rear axle is the famous Studebaker FULL
floating axle with larger Thinker bearings. Large,
easier-acting, tight-gripping brakes-l5 K 2 inches,
faced with Multibestos can stop a car in a few feet.
The brake equalizer has been set back on the rear axle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-22

Tho car Is handsomer than ever.
It's a big, low-lying, massive car-but marvelously
graceful, The line Of the hood now carries over into
the cowl. The cowl 10 longer. The crown tenders are
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-22

deeper. And the lines of the entire car flow fn (r6cef
unb1oken curves from radiator to tail light.

deeper. And the lines of the entire car flow 9r6ce
unb1oken curves from radiator to %tail-light.
- a
Its convenience has been much increased. Theped
for example, are adjustable. The gasoline gauge,
gauge, electric controls and speedometer are grou
in the center of the dash within easy reach and 81
In fact-not a chance has been overlooked to make
car BETTER. And you get q higher quality ca,
bigger cara more powerful car-but you payL
You pay less-"because it's a Studebaker" -bec
Studebaker resources and manufacturing experi
enabled us to make astonishing savings-nvings
you get the FULL benefit Of.
Come and see the car. A whole book Of spec;6ca
couldn't begin to convey the impression that youl
glimpse of the car will. You can't find a car that
more at N price-and no car at less price civ
much.
Deliveries at once. y 81, IT. EfS&s21
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-15

ghib bat bic Serren 6. @. $fhieger.
G. v. Sdroetter. y. q. Guilp, 5. q.
Sroipniielo uno s. 6. Wttler als
aprnittee ernnnrit. i'm bic Statilten
ocs Stubs als5uarbeiten.
- 6rau 9aiira Hanfin. Die @ittipe
oes @ed,tsonfpalts Ism. 9. &anfln
lit in gltlarltic 9itp seitorben.
Der Oeuti9e piouisr @sreIn
belt asitsrn feline monoilite 9ers
ianimlune ab. Sn 9lblpsIsnbeit pss
prGiipentsn 6srrn Dm. RisbIin fiibr'
te Serr SaalIeIb ben 9oriiB unp 9srr
6ermslins protolIirt,. gs tpurpe be.
ialohsn, am 21. 6ebruar cine 8ai1s
iRgtcn 9sburtstassftitr 81 peranitals
ten, su peI6em 3pete auf slntrag
oes 9errn 4nte $35 ansepisIsn pure
ben. Der @erpaliunssraib puroe be-
auftrast, Serrn Or. Wintsrmener duI-
3ufprocrn, bic sSeitrtbs gu baItsn.
@seen bic 9erlesung Der Reutralis
tGts z@sieBs DON Seitsn Der ameritani.
-Idsn Aegisrung iuuroe ein proteit sr.
bObsn, uno bic 4bisnouns BON iplden
proisitsn all ben prGiiDsnttu. giaes
YrdIioenten unb ben apnsreB
etc. sutssbsiben. Sm llebrisen
puroen nur nod einiae Routins Ses
ibifte erlsoigt. = Der 0eutIhs gio.
uier 9ersin bat isit isiuer @riinr
oung, Isinsn Yatriutismus ourd cine
berrlite 5sisr al oem 9eburtstds
Baibingtpns betbGtist. Gs itsbt oess
baIb aud i'm ndhitsn Monat eins sr-
bebenos Jsier uHisrsr pionisrs in
elusiidt.
Rsp, Or. Serg,t Don Cincinnati
iprah ltsts Ra6t in Der Winiiteriai
afociation iiber ben Jortihritt in
gineinnlti, pom moraIiiden Stunor
puntis aus bsurtbsilt. Gr ipraf tinz
eebeHo iibsr bic pielsn mIniSipaben
@erbeTsrilnsen uno pis AUDI in mOras
Iifber Ys3isbuus iia @ieIss gum Bel.
isren gepsnbet babe. Gr proisittrte
aesen bic Runi3ipaI6GIIe uno mar.
oa aud Der .SaIubH" nidt fsbIen
burfts, in ieiueH penigen WOrten
fthr ,3dbm."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-15

Sapsissrt BON Htpport. - antonir
bi 9idecdmo uno 9bereit Collier. seis'
bon Clifton.
geIibtitsl DtrGnberuussu.
iylor.nee Dietrih an Granees glen'
fe, Elm Got in Sbatp's Subbipiiion
in Sort Sbomas, $500. = gbna Wl.
aebm an @ep. Cubic, Elm Got an ber
Riosepap 9lps. in Soltbsate. $4,000
Der Siilfs Sheriff Suls
9,Iummsr BAT IN ssranffort BEN
Stats 4ubitor 100000 iibsrse.
ben, psldt Summe an Steusru fiir
1914 tolleftirt fpuroen.
Die alas. BON Chris. S9peissr
gegen bic 6. II. q. giisnbabn Co..
purbe burd Elm llsbereintommen ods
bin srlshi9t, baB Der aldser fir bic
angsblide SdGbisune fsines @runSi
itiidss einen GriaB BON $400 srbdlt.
Der apnbuttor Sobn Me5ans
unb 5rl. Jlorsnes sousp, bon go.
3117 Wartbrsit glpenus. Spo, Bart,
purosn i'm IeBisn Ropember in alIsr
Stiae eetruut. Die Sraui mar friibsr
aIs 5elepboniitin i'm @ibion Spuis be-
i6Gftiat e.ipsIen. 9i. Ssiraib III
jsst srit bstannt seiporben.
Ssrr 8. ). Arlington, ein nit
slieo Der bisiiasn 0etpsris 6.nohen'
i9lft 1T in qOuispiIle gum prdfissns
len Der &entudper arbeiters5Dos
srrpGblt iporoen.
9snrp Slider, ipsIter bss Gin.
bru6s in Die Dibris'ids apotbets fir
iduloie befunbsn porbsn mar, III ges
fern bon Dem gireuitri6isr gunsblut
psrurtbeiIt iporosn, in Der Stadis sRs
form'InitaIt BON / bis ) Sdhren in
baftirt 81 blsiben. 9orber bate iein
9lnpaIt ben 9lntrog aui sinen rtu.n
pro3eB aeiteIIt. ieood btitano Slider
oarauf, ieiuen Strdftsrmin iobaIo uIs
m6sIi9 nuSutrsten. Gr III ipGttr bon
Dem Sberiff GjOsH.p nd6 JraHifort
lebrdht iporosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-15

unb ben iDabrfGsinlidsn Usriuit al
WenfdenIebtn unb hdt Ole Mbiidt aus
sdpro4en, nod) Der Gsene Der Rata
itrppbs su aeben. fans feline gfgtri
mart n5ibia fein foIIts, I'm bic lin
qIiidlineu AZ trDften unb Az ermutbi,
aen. Die Wsfiirdtunasn beaiia!ih bel
g2ropina a,ptauao jinb orunblos aelpe,
fen. bsnu obultif bort pi,l Giqen.
ibum s,ritort iporbsn IN Iinb bod
perbaltnihmShio ,ptu;oe 91j3enifxnleber
an befIooen Tsr orShts Ghober
iuurb, IN Ssu g,Srf,rn IN her Wahbor,
jd,nft b,s ,rIoid,n,n muIt,,ra strut,r,
nno,r;b,,,
sl,of,i;n, a,;,n,srs.r no,, ;,,,,,no.
,;oroT,n r,l,,oIoo;i%,n Sri,;,mt n
m,nneI .,,ISr, ~, ,i,fnr,,ro s.s g,n'
b,s,ps g.; ~, @ n,oIoa;ins, mn @ ,.;u
p,,I,onijs,,r uun hob, i,;r gp;t,,Inuni,
i'm ecy;or;onn gs,stbnI o.hob, ri,
W,oiJtr;rnno n,, Erim;;ts,,rua I'm
S,bI,rnotori,,m h,s, o;,rsia e,,,,us,u
o,Snu,rt ,,nh I'll 10 Min astn,i,n hab
S;s Woh,fu ,,rbrod,sn NH i,;,n ne m,i'
tern ,rtIsrt S,,rr ar;,bIsnS,r Aob her
m,iup tiob her epfhiitt,ruro an an.
S,r,n s,rtsn ,,in, on6,rosnsbnlid.
Mstip;iSt o,,,iot bob,
Sin ;,,nssr gubrrnaun s,r fur, NOR
hem grbbsb,n glp,,,omo ,p.rIi,b unb
bsut, friib bi,r sirtraF oob Elm, In
tsr,fioni, chifb,rrno her WoroSuot
yos ,rit, 9n,,id,sn bob ,tmos I'm
o,nSbnIit.s i'm an,uo, lei lam oIs
s.;,. mf.xA. ntshI;H an. f,rs.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-15
Ia1ton uno Sellebme.

Die 9suspus qose p.r ). 8. g.
:. bat asitern Die folgsnbs nnsusr
nd6ltsu 9eamtsn initallirt: 3rufas.
Geo. Wiqiams, 6drrD Snsgorb. Sp.
auHnlinQS; Z. g.. Surr applegnte
Sr.; y. O. G6ris. Torns Sr.; 9. q.
Soiparo grinpsu; gt. e. Glsiportb
Wiqiams; J. g. Go. Gone; Sdobs
msiftsr, Bruce 6eruuflo; 70. Snmss
Rcgsal; Siibr,r. Sobn perriib; aas
plan. gIb. gruniior; n. 9. q. O..
:. q. BERN; 9. e. q. o., Sp. aum.
mrss: n. 2. q. g.. snrrn sfoble-
cate; 8. g.. Dm. 5oasaro; J. q.
Ran 6tnbman.
Ods 9amsn SiiIfstorps Ots
Soc SoOisr pOitsns bon 9anton unb
Elm sOmmittss bss q. u. R. poif.ns
pirb beute Qbeub i'm 5dufe Der Grna
Bette Saroine, so. 713 Fairfield
aps. cine @srfammluns abbalisn.
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BON 1900 Gintpobnerm
in 9lbe33anD
Sinb nod tptrip. Sun'
BERT am aebtn.

4 - ~ ~ ~
4ptB5ano, pin Rcm, IA. 5on.
- Die bieiies Stubi III nit 9oSten.
g.rfpunbeten uno ben Iriimmsrn bon
@tbduben onsdiiIi. Die Wsnietn. bi.
am Gsb.n asblisben iinc. madt.n iif
iofort bcran bieitnieen dussuorabsn
bi, unier ben einssftiir;isn Waustr
btgrabeH fiHo. Sis ionnisn ni6i te,
sreiisn, ipdrum bon Rom urb dnbs.
rsn Gsnirsn aus nift 5iIfs e.fdidi
fpurbe; Fis ipubt.n abr nidt, bdt
sp6lf Stunbsn Derainssn, ebs BIZ
glubtnipsIi .iRsn gesriif BON Der Be
bsuiuna Der aniufiropbs bsiam.
aSaft ale GipiIbeamttn BON 4pes,d'
no, einf&lisbIid bss gilra,rmtiftsrs,
o,s llntsrprditiien, Der Ri6ter, bes
aommnnpeurs Der 6arniion, bic De.
msinbeprisiitr, MSn9s unb Rounsn,
iiHo umseicmmsn. 4u6 Gin Wdb6en'
ptuiiono. nit msbr nls 100 S9ii'
lsrinnsn III ,inesiiiirSt Der Gtfdngs
niBoirsttor. bic GsfdnsHibndrisr. bic
aersie une bic pdiisnten i'm 5oipilol
purben unier ben ariimmnn b,eras
Zen.
Die einsiee prominenis ptrfonlihs
felt in Der Staoi bi, om 2sbsn blis6.
III Der pcIissidxf Cttopi. Der. OBJ
pItih Ielbft Dtrlsbi. pom anfuna on in
hsroiIder Weiie an Der Rettunu one
ber.r mitesboIfsn bat. @srSpeiieI.es
6iilf,asfhrsi III an pisIsn Sitllsn. aus
ben auinsu fomm,nb. bsrnebmbar.
Die gsmiibunsen Oitnpis unb bsr
ipsnisen bunbsrt llsbtrIsbsnbsn niisisn
cber ipenig, neil es ibHsn an @sr1ibs
ihaitsn fir bas WegrGumen pon
S9utt uuo geiiein fsbli. Gs ipurbsn
absr bod uns,f1bs so psrIonsn, aae
idpptr Deriebt. berausesIdnffi. Sie
lusen ben a0nSsn sne I'm sSrei,u. pbn,
Stub uno obns drsilifs 8sbduos
lung. Spdtsr tnmsn gisrsic on nnb
Is ipnrbtn i'm Qiht BON aitnfddeln
msbrsrs Cpsrntionen porssnommsn.
Die aeute tplrbtn b1nn nn6 BEN
8nbnbof iiterfiibrt umb IN Baseons
untsrasbratt. grf ipdt Ra6is tam
sinies Ollie Don aauila unb ariDIi,
unb am Donnststna Wlorssn tomsn
gr5bsrs abtbsiIunssu Don 6H.fss
manHfhdftsH pon Rom uHe pssedra
an.
Gs hnb krsiis 10000 U'dnn
9rippen In ben pom erbbsbeu bsins
aeiuhien Diiiritt esbraht mol ben.
uno Is itno ou6 Ibon arcbs WsncsH
ppn propiant unb aleibern h,rbeiJss
ihdfft porben. mie aud 5oIa fiir ben
Sau pom 5itisn. Die Siobi MasIia'
no. in ben RorideH. itsiHi sum
arSbien Thrill ssrfi5ri iporbtn AZ i,in.
DIR biitaxiIhs 300 iSub bObe GlOdms
iburm in singsitiirsi.
Sn pesfinn iinb Der gIodsniburm
Der Rdtbtbr1ls nnb bds biI65flihe
paldis sdnsli6 bsrifapunDsn. Bon
oem Biihof gogHpli unb 3lpon,ie
aarmsliiern. bic in isinem YaIais
4pobutsn. IN icipeii tsiHs Spur ssfuns
ben iporbsn, unb man btfiirhtet. e6b
iis ale umetlcmmen iiHb.
@dbrsnb bss 9aats lpurb, In ADsss
sano tin aunbs unDtrfstrt In eintm
Ofta ssfuHrsu. siDsi Rpusisn purSsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-15
@utisrrss's GrHsnnuuso oiI
prppiforif&er prdfis
BENT beifattst.

GI pafp, 2ercs. IA. San. =
Am DonHsritos iraf bier bic pifisitls
gsiisiiguns Der @i,bsrsrnennIns pcr
Guialio Gutisrrss ais prOpEfDriIbsi
grdiibenf Geiisus Der WilIas 3apaid'
aonpeniion Elm. dies bsbsutsi. BAT
guii,rres fiir ben Rsfi bts Original
1srmins bts prdiibtnitn DIM, Der in
9tssmbr 1916 au Gnbs esbi sriDdbll
iporben IN. giHbtrs aunbiodssn. mel
DIX felt BEN Giurst Sts porfirio Dinl
auF baz Ams2tnipfuA ssbcbsa. pattn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-15
Qus(an0 Ge(egrap@.
Gin 0eife bes Generals
npn lytadenien
Sn CANADA perbofisi. n o
er in ariesse.funeen
I6dftdebdItsun nirb.

er in Sriesse.funeens
i6dftaebaltsn pirb.
9aucoubsr. 9. G.. IA. San. -
Carl N2adsHIsu, Elm Rsffe b.s b.uts
iten 9sueraIs, Der tiir5Iit pon Dem
Sniisr WilbeIm fir feline in qoIsn
seIsiiieteu Disnits nit bem Drb.u
RpursIesWsrite betorirt muro., lit
am 9unnsrstaa auf gsfebI Der NiIis
tdrbebDroen Derbuftet luOrben. Rddenz
len puros duf ieiusr 5arm BEL Cana
len Derbofttt uno lpirO Bis gum Jries
bensi4Iub in ariessssfuusenf9nft
ssbdIten iperotn.
Or. ReoIid, Elm beutf6sr 2lbboiat
Don 9dneouuer, uurbs Sur islteu 3eit
psrbaftei. 8siOs bsfinbsn iib i'm G.s
fdngnib su Rep WeIminfisr.
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Rp. 339 gorf Shafe, gegeuiibsr BEN
G6nrtbouie, mpiclbit Heuigteiten, Nn'
;eigen II. I. IN. bis 10 ltbr 45 Wlinn'
ten s!bcnbs entsesengeuummen wer'
ben.
Surniibu il ungsH Der &c.
f9GftgmGHner.
Sn Der SurnbaIls battsn lid 3abl.
rsi9e 5urner uuo Osren 5reunoe eins
gefunben, I'M ben llsbuupeu, ipel9e
BON Der SurntIaIe Der SeI6Gftsmdns
nsr ourdesiiibrt puroen, beiSuluob.
nen. Die usbungsu unter Der Qeitung
bss tiiatisen SurRlsbrsrs o, Bad
mann, fpsI6s Die idpsoii6e 9pmnds
itit,. gaIIipisl unb S9pimmii6unsen
umfaBtsn, fnnoeu lebbafteu 8,ifaIl.
IS ipuros bierauf Elm beIitates Msuu
bon iDlsenosH Damsn Ieroirt: 5rau
Geo. Sdospf. SSrau 8. RimmsI, Jrau
s. Rsbauier, Srau Nals, 5rau aeHel.
Srau 9iebl, syrau gsnsel unb 5rlr
9admonn. IN RebeH unb Ioaitsn
fsbIts ss glsi6falls nidt. Bon ben
Rsonsrn iiRb IoIssnOs Serren gu nen-
men: glubrsp Barbour, 3ersmpnien
meiiter, Mapor Gr. SeImboIo, qrdii.
bent Denoerpth, u. Oederisn, g.
Spence, Risisnbsrg, gbsrt, Gs1n 9ers
ger u. u.
SIN Gircuitgeriht nuroe aeftern
folgenos &Iagen sin9srsiht; 9ictor
5orolnb nil DON Ieinsr Satin Rel
pd, nit pelher CT Ii6 1914 ptrbeiras
tbet., gei9ieoen i,in. gr bsiduIbigt
Ieiue Satin Der llntreue. e.-Sobn gure
pertlaet bic 6. .. giIenbdbn 50. auf
$25, 900 S6aDsRerinB. Der aldger
ertIGrt, bab er an 4. 9oosmbsr 1914
Don siRem 3uge iiberiabren unb Oerart
perlebt Duroe, Dab cine amputation
oes liHten 9eines notbDsnoie purbe.
5n eiHer anoereu alass psrlonet Der
Batter bes 4ldgers $2854 dIs S1as
OeHerfas fir Die 9sroisnft GiHbube
ieinss SUbnes. - JlOra 9. Gang
purbs bon Sobn Gang ssIhisbsn. Sic
,rbieIt 5uIsst bas Rshi, ibrsn Wdo.
henndmsn 9dpeIp fiibrsn gu biirfen.
- DGs 5dbeas Corpus @eIuA,
DeI6es DON g. WtGIanabdn eingeleis
tst Duros, UNI feline Satin aus psm
Rloftsr gum .,9utsn Sirten" gu entier-
ren. puros abesipisIen, Da Iia Jrau
RcglandbdH ni9t mebr inter Sbbut
oes SIoiters. IOub,rn i'm sItsrIi.
1tu oauis befinOtt. Der Batter Der
frau WcGlauabdn rsifts looann cine
Rlaae tin, poua9 bic 5eiratb isiRe-
lO9ter, bic 5ur 3sit ibrer @srmd6s
uns nit WeGlauabdH i'm Hopembet
1914, srit IA Sabre aIt mar, anuulirt
peroe. Gr bebauptsi in ieinsr alaess
Drift, odB Die 9eiratb burd Gspdlt
lno getrus er3isIt poroeH iei. -
Dm. Baum nil Don Rate Baum ge.
'disben isiu Der aIdgsr beiduIbigt
n ieiu.r PetitioH feline 9oitia Der
.lntreus
Sn Der Iebten abs.balien.n
5isuHs Der ReppOrt 1urnesmeinbe
inter BEN @oriiB bes 9rdiibenteu Z.
3. NsnOerOtb purbs bei3lOf.n, am
q. JebruGr einsn groben Wastenbon
tDo5u, I'm ben grIpIs 3u
iHern, bic n6ibigtH arrangements
lsfr0ffen fperoen ToIlen. Gs purbe AZ
'iefem 3ped eiH aommittes nit 5errn
Robert 9Oist ols SbmaHn .rndmnt.
5m nt6rigeu purben uur 9Routines
Sd4dfte erleoigt.
= 5tirotbsf6sins: 5orrb Stepens
on pom e6ioago HRa gsarp ..
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
YAOUIS Would
FIGHT FOR j. s
In Case of Intervention
They Would Take Arms
For Invaders.

Nogales, Ariz, June 11-Despite the
fact that Yaqui indians are making
war upon American settlers in he
Yaqui valley, whom they consider in
truders. the %sympathies OF the Kaqu
tribe would be with the United States
IN the event of American Intervention
in Mexico. This is stated by ". c
Graham, an Englishmans after a CON
v~ersatiOn with chief C~ebuuaume. me
Yaqui chief placed an order with
Graham for 1000 blankets. he told
Graham, the latter said, that In the
event OF American Intervention the
indians would continue, as now. at war
with Mexico
Mrs. George Anthony ana Mrs =
Lansdowae, her daughter, OF Los
Angeles. left here Thursday 10 make
their way to Esperanto. 800 miles from
here in the Yaqui valley where a
colony Of Americans has been attacked
by Yaqui indians. The women, VINO
have relatives in the colony, declared
they were not afraid Of the Haquis.
Mrs. Anthony IS the wife OF a rice
planter.
The indians are again raiding in the
vicinity Of EsDeranza, and Frederick
Simpich. American consul requested
governor Maytorena Thursday 10 send
troops TO protect foreigners Maytorena
Immediately ordered a detachment OF
$50 men sent from Fundacion. No
battle has been reported
The ~colonists are well armed and said
to be in a good position for defence At
last reports there were 90 Americans
near Esperanto, including four or five
women and about as many children In
the battle last month three Americans
were killed and a number wounded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
TWO americans
ORDERED SHOT
Ell Pasoan and New Yorker
Convicted for Having Coun-
terfeit Villa Money.

George Marx. until recently a jeweler
in Ell Paso, and Samuel Finkelstein, a
resident of Rochester n. " were sent
from Juarez to the city OF
under guard Thursday night. The two
men have been in the Juarez jail for
seven weeks and have been twice sem
on instructions from acting secre-
tsry Of state Lansing a strong protest
wal wired to Gen villa THURSDAY
night. demanding the safety Of the two
Americans pending the receipt by the
state department Of a full transcript
of the proceedings of the trials. Attor-
news retained by II. Nathan. the father
inIaw Of Marx. are now securing trans
cript Of the evidence and Will also
forward affidavits Of the citizenship
of the two men
Both of the men are charged by the
Mexican authorities with having a
in their possession counterfeit villa
currency According to Nathan. the
fatherinIaw Of Marx, the latter used to
operate a 5ewelry store at the corner
OF Texas and Stanton streets. While
engaged in this business he sold a
watch to F1nkelstein. who for q long
time owed him IS on the purchase.
Happened Seven Weeks Ago.
Seven weeks ago Marx went to
Juarez and met Finkelstetn in the
gambling hall The latter had $50
pesos, in five peso notes, Villa cur
rency, and offered Marx so pesos in
settlement of his debt Marx accepted
this and, upon receiving the money.
rendered one Of the five peso notes at
the roulette wheel for chips. The note
was accepted but Immediately after
wards Marx was arrested Asked where
he got the notes. he pointed out Finkel-
stein. who was also arrested
Nathan retained both American and
Mexican attorneys but could get no
action on h case. At both trials the
men were ordered executed. but the
sentence was stayed Those interested
in the case car give II explanation as
to why the men have been sent to
Chihuahua A daughter OF Nathan is
expecting to leave on Saturday for
Chihuahua to visit her brOtherinlaw-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
Crop of Provisional
Presidents So Large,
Suggested Letter Them

Due to the unprecedented increase
in provisional presidents in the last
six months. Mexicans along the bor-
der are seriously contemplating the
numbering Of the p. Ps" to avoid
confusion.
When the announcement OF the ap-
pointment OF Lagos Chazaro was made
Thursday IL vas recalled that there
are now nine presidents, or provi-
sionsi presidents Of Mexico, not IN
GLIDING Madero.
It has been suggested by a Carran-
cista here that the provisional presi-
dents be classified in the same way
as submarines, using the initial OF the
last name and the order OF appoint
ment for the figure. Thus. Chazaro
would be referred 70 as CO and Gu
tierrez as c.. as he was the second
provisional president after C~arranzs-
Il was admitted that war news from
Mexico would become somewhat com
piicated by this method. a fight be-
tween the Gutierrez faction and the
Chezaroistas reading something after
the following:
The forces OF c. attacked the C-s's
at Chignahiapam. driving them INTO
territory controlled by LIS. Whether
this will change the status OF HI Is
not known, but the supporters OF the
late Ms are quoted Is saying that it
viii not"