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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28
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MuBerbuIb ser unmittelbar Bethel
ligten &reiIe baben mobl niht piele
bel luls oaruIt geOoht, oaB Der euro.
pGiihe arleg audi i'm Meeridmein.
6enmartt elren groBeu Mnngcl Der.
porrufen merOe. Gieicr Wongel lit
jest itarf fiiblbnr, uno eS lit iiir baS
aQgemeine Yllblifum mittelbar BON
GROCER S%eoeutung.
9enn oieie (bierd)cn meroen ia.
mentlif fir Gr5tlid;e Serilldle uno
llnteriu6ungen in &uborotorien iebr
begebrt. Gin unerifaniiher &Gnoler
bat beuer i1pn $4,000 pcrfouit, unb
er babe nod 10 groBe 9pitellungcn,
bab er lie oieies Sabr nidt nlSiiib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28
EaitDr erifieft eiuen Iann.

Ser Yaitor Byron 6olepL Der
Gettor Der ct. Georges Episcopal
STRIDE BON Nelu Orleans, Ga, crid)oB
Gaming Ycarinl, Den SDbn zines
prominentcn Giieubabn : Iagnateu.
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glnllbtc, Ycariall mar ciu Ginbreter.
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@oli5ei tc.epboniertc, CT babe in Der
Hcttorei einen Wtanu e%ridolicn. Ils
INN Oicic 3cit in iciucm Imts@
simmer geiellcn babe, babe er I'M II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28
DEM 9ruBangelcgten @crfe
Sr. 3epbcriu Gngelbarot's, ..
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Al Sr. 3epbcrin Gngelbarbt's, ..
~ E. W.: She Wiliipns anb
NtiiIionaries Of California" lit
lpeben Der pierte Sanb eridienen, Der
Die 2eioensgelhid)te Der fran6istanis
idcn Wiilionen inter merifunilfer
Scrrlfait fortleBt uno bas aomnlen
Der dmerifaniiden &%eriualtrrng bar
legt. Sabei ergiebt lid, Der aus Den
G.uelcu gei6Dpitc Sepeis, baB iolppbl
Die bas 2anb i'm Sabre 1916 erobern>
Den Sruppen ais audi Die eriten Ser
paltungsbeamten I'M Ilgemcincn Die
Hefte unb Das Gigentbrm Der Miilio>
men ahtcten nnb ihiibtcn. Sbatlddle
lid nannte Der Silbrer bcs Iuiltnubcs,
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"iornien gum 3iele botte - es banoelt
lib I'M cine bon Interifnnern unterz
nommene Selpcgung - in leinem Iuf@
ruf unter Den NbIid)ten oes l%lnterneb>
mems bas Stiir5en elmer He9ierung,
melde lid ocs gi9cntbums Der Wiiiios
nen %bemddtigt babe, Inn Iib oaran 5l
bereihern. Woraus man eriiebt. baB
Die in Californian inter merifaniIter
Serrifnit lebcnben Imeritaner iebr
pobl puBtcn, bnB bic mcritaniihe Hcz
9ierung unb BERT %crtrcter lid in
id)ntdblider Wcile an Den WiiIionen
pergriffen baben. Seionbers Die b0be>
rem Sffi5iere Der ameritaniid)en
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itanpen, e%rfanutcn iolpobl bas I'M
rcbt, bus man Den Iiiiioncn 3usez
iiigt bate, oils audi pas bebeltenbe
gSirfen Der Sran6isfaner an. Sr.
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ben erndbnten General unD eriten
amerifaniihen @plperncur Gnlifor>
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lion Snn 2uis Gep geidaut bate,
id)rieb bieier Sffi5ier fulgenbes in
Iein SagebuA: ~Sicies @ebduoe
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unb Sauerbaitigfcit Der Salart un>
gebt. jebem 2anbc CUR Gbre &C.
reideu gu elmer 3eit lebteu Die
Miiiionare in Der 8%ofinung. Die Sns
Diauer Galiiornien's gum Gbriitens
tblm befebren 81 fDnnen. Sic jam
mcltcn lie in W~iiiupneu, balten
groBe SGlier rnb mternnbmen NIT
Grfolg Die 9eiteaung bes 9obens nit
Der Irbeitsfrait Der Snbianer unD
gu bercn 9citem. Sic Hepolution bes
Snbre5 1886 aber bat Den Stur8 Der
Yriciter 5rr Sol9c gebu6t; Die meiiten
Iiiiionen 9~elangten purd 8ctrug
IN Die Sdnoe bon Yripatperioncn,
wGbrenb 81 gleid]er 3cit Die Snbiu>
uer CUR 9eibeigcnihnft perurtbeilt
mlirben." @idl Die nadtrd9lih unz
tcrnpmmenc llebertragung beS Wiis
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potbeiie crihicn bieiem Sffi5ier I'M
pabren Sidte.
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@crehtigfcitslinu mn Die @briurd)t
Dor Dem Sauie @ottcs ais b~eionberes
Werfmal Der 8ciinnun9 Der groben
Iebr5abl oaer amcritnniiden Sffi@
5iere berpor. 8eocr Die Groberung
Galiiprnien'S nod icnc @crito's in Den
Sobren 1S46-47 babe iolde SdeuBz
liffeiten i'm 0efolgc 9cbabt lpie iene,
ocren lid YiQn unb @enonen in
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28
Nl5 Die Ymeritaler nod Galiiprnien tantn.

Den Sbilippinen ieien ippbl Ylilnberrn>
gen o &irden burd] amerifaniife
Solbuten porgetpmmeu, aber bieie ieien
aus DEM 8eiinbel refrutierte nSreis
ipiuige" getpelen. SaB aud, bel Der
Groberun9 Galifornieu's ShGnblihz
teiten porfamcn, lit lifer. Ser
Shlpci8er S~ienbarb, Der lih inter Den
Srcilpilli9en befanb, Die bon Cutters
Sort alls6ogen, INN Wonterep 81 err
obern, meloet bod maudes, oas fcin
9utcs Siht auf Die a~merifaniid)en Be-
frcier bc5 @ulblanocs pirft. SferOe,
Sdttel, 3num6eug purben in elmer
Wcile uuf Den HandIcs realliriert, Die
nid)ts anbereo ais Siebltabl mar. Mls
man ebcn bon Der Wfiiiipn San ,SlIun
uufbrefcn ppllte, purbe Dem &apitdn
bon cinem Iiiiipnar Die Iittbeilung
aemud)t, odB pdbrenb Der berfloiienen
gtatt aus Der &irte .einige iilberne
uno golbene @efdBe" entipenbet NOR
Den leien." ,Natiirlih", ihreibt
Sienbnrb, bate man inns Sreifpiuioe
i'm Ierbaft. .unb es iolte mid gar
nift lpllnbern, menn Der famoie Sim
St'puSS pIl Spuili SNiptISu ipult.
Initatt oas @epdd leiner 2eute burdz
infen 81 lallen. belt Der aapitdn cine
Heoe. IN Der er Die Sbat pcrbammtc,
uaber ons mar Illes."
Sod banbcltc es iih babel mn cine
Iusnabme. Sm Iagemeinen fam
man nad Den 3~eugntiIen, Die @ngels
barbt porlegt, nidt baran 8neifeln. baS
Die @ertreter Der Seboroen in WaIbs
ington ernitlid beitrebt lparen, Sc
rehtigfeit palten 81 laiien unb Die
Dfiilionen 81 ldilBen. Bon aQgez
meinerem Sntereiie lit ba Gin Sbreis
ben, pas Der lpGter 10 beriibmt gee
luprbene 8. 3. Sberman ant 1. auguit
1847 bon Sautn Barbara aus an &.
9. .Sunter, Der sum Snhianers Geena
ten ernannt lpor0en mar, rid)teIs. ulO
in Dem CT ibln inter Nnbercm aus
trug, Die Wi~iiionsfirhe cor gntbeis
li9ung unb 3eritorung 5u beid)iiben.
90 ails9clprohen mar ooS Semii6en
Der neilen amerifnniid)en Se6Drben.
Den Wiilionaren unb S%nbianern Sdlle
81 gelpdbren, baB Sr. 3epberin Die
Inlidt ausipritt, eS biirfte Seibe III
G%rItaunen seiebt baben, bon LOS
Yroteitantes" bermaBen bebanbelt an
luerben, nndbem lie elm @ierteliabrz
bunbert binburd bon @laubenS9ee
noIicn, Die cs freilih nun Dem Namen
nad ipuren, nur unteroriidt uno perz
lelmoet Dorben lparen.
Sang anbers oeitaltete 1id bas Coos
Der armen Suoinner nad Der Gut
oedune bes @olbes in Californian.
SnS .Sabrbunbcrt Der Stanbe", bon
Dem @rs. Sndion ipri6t. bat in Galia
f%ornien furutDare Spuren b~interlaHen.
Sienbaro beridtet in ieincn Iui3eihs
nungen Ginaelbeiten, beren Iusens
6cuge er mar, Die allies, pas Sr.
3epberin ilber baS ShidIul berittet,
ous robe 8eiBe ben Snbianern in
Californian bereiteten, ppaig be-
itdtiaen.
60 entpidelu Die SGnoe, in bcnen
Der fleibi9e Soriher bas Sbidial Der
Sran3isfaner@ Wiiiionen in Californian
oarlegt. mebr unb mebr bas Silo Der,
Der 8rpBcn Welt unbefannt 9ebliebenen
Sragobie bon Der Sernihtuue Der 10
pielperiprefenoen 2obbe, Die Der chr
pilrbigc Sunipero Serra angele0t.
WPogc ons nusge5eihncte 8erf Die pers
piente Scndtun9 finben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28
&crtretbt bic Wiftc ans Gurem
&Drpcr.

Sbr iperbet %finben, hnB 81. Sings
Ncip 2ife EiQcn elm icbr 5lperldiiiges
Ibfilbrmittel iinb, nm Die Site aus
@urem &Drper 81 treiben. Ingcs
bdIfte Speiiez llcberreltc unb Site
perlrlafen, penn nid)t entfernt,
6nblrcid)e Seioen. Sdminbelunfdllc,
Yunfte ppr ben Nugen unb llunpbl>
icin iinb In5ciden, bab Sbr Or.
Sings Ncip 2ifc Yiaen bebilrfct. Se@
ginnt beilte Ibenb nit Dem @ebrnud,
unb Sbr lperbct nm ndd)iten Worgen
bantbar fir bic Grleidterung iein.
% Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

nit Gtifettcn iiber Den Snbalt oerieben
marcrl, pcr6aftct pprben. @leih5eitt9
iinb gerihtlide @orlabungen an Den
Superintcnbentcn unb Den Serpdder
Der Sabrif ergangen. Sic ~Gasfet
Co." ioQ ACCOMPLISHMENTS NIT
8bistep g~efiillte 6laiden ais 8eItent
fir lnre auubeu in Die Cargo gelegt
buben. Iae brei In9eihuloigte
lteItcn 9iirsifaft fiir ibr ipdteres gr@
1deinen Dor 8cridt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28
&nrirt ben Suiten!

@oriihtise 2eute ieben 81, baB elm
Suiten furirt miro. 81. Sings Nep
Discppcrp lit Elm 6eilmittel bon ers
problem 8ertb. @s bat iid ieit 46
Sabren i'm Sanbel b%ebauptet. Sung
unb Ilt be8eugen beiien linoeru0e
unb bciIenbe gisenidaiten. %neus
monia unb 2l~ngenleiben iperben oft
burd p~er3oeerte Sebanolun9 perur>
iadt. Sr. Sings 9ielp DISCOVERY
furirt Den rduipcrnben Suiteu uub
linbert 60 Grippe : 8cfabr. @clo
5uriid, lpenn es peria9t. 80 Gents
unb 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28
@bisfep in Sdrsen pcrianbt.

3. 6. 9atterIun, Der General e@
triebsleiter unb Sdubmciiter Der
rSenneiiee Coffin & Gasfet Co." unb
Eoli5eitommiiidr bon Gbattas
nooga, lit ipcgeu Ger9ebens ge9cn Die
Sunoesitrafgeieee, ~be9un9en burd,
@erianbt o @bisfep in Sdrgen aus
ieiner Tabrif, obne bab Die Senbungen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

e%ren5cnben Stloier3immer @erduifc
gebDrt uub beim Gintritt cinen Wunn
geieben. @eil bieier niht a%ntpprtetc.
babe er geifpllcn. Sir Die Inpcien>
belt TeariaQ's I'M Heftorat fonnten
bcilen @Itern feinen @rlunb angcben.
@ic Die Ypli5ei feititeate, mar Elm
Senlter pes Hallmes erbrpd)en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

sent anberer NutipuaIitGt. Sn In@
bctrad)t bea el~lrppdilden &rieges tam
bieiea &eilltat dis giinitig betrod]tct
lpcrben unp ldbt Die @rpnrtun8 81,
bab nad Dem &riegc bct nprn1alc Der
fcbr 9ilnitI9e @rgebni1ie bringcn lpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

News SNAPSHOTS MM@ resident Wilson mmMmM mnGMh his nance ~wmdN the week they were @hnmMhah d~d
OF the Week ~~nme the cam faction @Hec constitutional Gwmm of Mexico Interest the world war conferred about the
%ms eventual stand babe 1000 Ms@ @A america "mm han mmh @eams abroad GIN Anderson winner M AamGp mhe@
Nearing wMa attempt create ~@mnm Impressions Boston Red m won w~dsd championship tours games &@
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-24
COLORADO MINERS CASES
ARE CALLED FOR TRIAL

Boulder, Colo. Aug. 24.When the
cases Of five coal strike leaders
charged with murder in the Hecla
battle more than q year ago, were
called for trial Monday a further post
ponement was expected. There were
rumors that on account Of popular
disapproval Of expense for old strike
cases the indictments might eventual
ly be quashed.
Although the famous Colorado la
Dor war was settled nearly year
ago, the prosecution of union mem
.bers who took part in the numerous
riots continues. "A strong popular
movement is under way in the state
to clean the slate of these thousand
or more strike cases. The unions
charge that the prosecution is one
sided and demand the indictment of
operators and mine guards respon-
sible for the loss of life on the strik-
ers' side, especially at Ludlow
The men on trial here today were: {:
w. T. Hickey, secretary Of the State
Federation of Labor; John O'Connor,
president of the Louisville local; F.
J. Potestio, secretary of the Louis
vile local; Jack Cassidy, president
of the Lafayette local, and Edward
T.. Doyle, secretary treasurer Of the
strikers union for the district Forty
seven other union men were indicted
in connection with riots in Boulder
county OF four tried, two, including
John L. Lawson, were convicted of
assault to murder, and two acquitted.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-24
GIVE $4,000 IN PREMIUMS

49,. Continued from Page ID
ner than ever before and all are wor-
thy of endeavor to win c.. f..
Schroeder, Bueford M. Gile and A. P.
Ritchie comprise the premium COM
mittee.
All children who have attended
school in Beltrami county at least
twelve weeks during the school year
of 1914-15 will be admitted to the
fair grounds on Saturday, the last
day, free. :
There will be many special feat
ures, including bi-plane exhibitions,
acts by the Huddleston trained. ami
mails and the Four Nelson comiques.
''The fair management wishes to
extend the sincere thanks of the as
sociation for the hearty cooperation
of our farmers and the cheerfully ex-
tended financial aid of our business
men," says Secretary Schroeder in the
premium list announcement. "In
the past our fair has been one of the
most successful in the state and we
desire this year to make the fair big
ger and better than ever. Our fair
is given for instruction and enjoy
ment. 1t is your opportunity to show
what you have done, and to see what
others are doing. It is your chance
to enjoy yourself and it is your duty
to give the fair your aid by attend
ing
Remember the dates. Let's go!
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-24

fight for when he steps into the ring
with Mike Gibbons, the st. Paul
wrath, on the night Of September
II. He will be battling for three
things, for any one of which the
majority of boxers nowadays would
be willing to have their roofs caved
in:
First There is $17,50O which be-
comes his property the minute he
slips from his bathrobe and steps on
to the resin.
Second--There is the almost cer-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-24

tainty that he will be accorded the
middleweight championship by popu-
lar acclaim if he wins. &. q
Third There is the glory, if he
wins, of being the only boxer Of his
kind in the world a boxer who after
long absence from the ring came
back and defeated a man who was
admittedly the best of his class in
the country; in short a comeback. Z
Some purse. Aye, Aye.
Jim Corbett and Jim Jeffries tried
to come back after a several years.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-24

Merton Denley, the nine-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Denley,
has returned from Montana, where
he has been since the first of June,
visiting his frandgather and grand
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Courtney.
The Courtneys are former Bemidji
residents, but are now living on a
claim near Boxelder, Mont. Merton
made the trip to and from Montana
alone, his mother-meeting him in
Grand Forks on his return.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-24


absence. So did lot Of others. And
they all got the same thing an cpl
taph on their pugilistic tombstone
which gave the information that He
HAD been great fighter IN his day.
Packey left the ring Weighing
around 137 and 13S-his best fight
ing weight. In his two years Of run
ming breWeries and automobiles he
has added probably 20 pounds. He
only wants 10 OF it OF. That is go
ing to leave 10 there that can be
said to be an accumulation Of two
years idleness. He doesn't need it,
and before he has stepped thirty
minutes with q man as shifty as
Mike Gibbons, it's a safe bet he's
going to wish he didn't have 1t.
Veteran ring men can't see Packey's
chances at all. They base their as
sertion that the Stockyards wonder
is in for lacing on the fact that no
boxer ever has come back, and on the
fact that Packey hasn't been boxing
very much in the past two years,
whereas the Shadowlike Mike has
been fighting pretty steadily in that
time.
"A man can't fight unless he's been
fighting,' said an old ring man to-
day 1T doesn't take two years for
a man to lose his Judgment Of dis
tance and his hitting eye when he's
not in the ring. Didn't sit in Car
son City and see Bob Fitzsimmons
put the old smack on Jim Corbett,
simply because Fitz had been fight
ing for two years steadily. while Jim
had been idling? Bitz's condition
wasn't any better than Jim's, but
his eyes were.
again, Packey is going to meet a
man in Mike who is at the zenith of
his power. The St. Paul lad has
been coming up for six years and he's
now at the. top Of his career. Packey
was at the top Of his when he left
the ring.
"Yes, We'll admit that Packey has
lived a mighty clean life. He hash t
boozed, nor smoked, nor any of that
stuff. Neither have lot of other
young chaps, but they couldn't stand
10 rounds of Mike Gibbons game at
that.
"But she's going to be a bird of a
scrap anyhow, amt she?'',
That's what all New York thinks
that ''she's going to be bird of a
scrap
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-24

Miss Sunol Warninger, who is
studying to be trained nurse In
the state hospital at st. Peter, Mimi,
arrived in the city yesterday, and
will be the guest Of her parents, DR..
and Mrs. ]. Warninger, for several
days. Miss Warninger, who is hav-
ing two weeks vacation, will also
visit in Fosston and Crookston be-
fore returning to st. Peter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-24

Mrs. J. A. Younggren, who has un-
dergone a slight operation at St. An
thongs hospital recently, has return
ed to her home and is convalescing.
Walter Derlinger, real estate man
of Minneapolis, was in the city the
first of the week, on his way home
from Blackjack, where he had been
on business, and while here was the
guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. William schmitt, Of Dewey av-
enue.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-24
Unclaimed Letters. x

List of advertised letters Gun
CLAIMED" at Bemidji postoffice:
Men-Mr. Jack Bondy, Mr.. Allgeld
Blown, Mr.. o. B. Holton, Mr. Jack
Marie, Mr.. Martin Olson, Mr.. Emil
Peterson, Mr.. Carl Ranjr, Mr.. S. A.
Smith, Joe Sabraw, Andis Stinson,
Mr.. Wallace Watson, Mr.. H. N. Wrig-
ellsworth. Women-Mis Ettie Baker,
Mrs. Pete Larson, Mrs. M. NJ. Max
we'll. J.. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-24

A Hint to the Wise is Sufficient.
No one can reasonably hope for
good health when his bowels are COR
stipated Take Chamberlain's Tab
let's and get relief. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect. Oh
tainable everywhere
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-29
Queen Quality Shoes

Queen Quality Shoes
$500 Queen Quality Pumps -. $3.50
$50 Queen Quality Pumps 2.65
ESQ Queen Quality Oxfords l.9O
Lot of odds and ends in Queen Quality
Pumps and Oxfords, values up to
81 all small sizes ,-. . close close at ESQ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
MAY SHIP INTO TEXAS
Quarantine Regulations Modified 10
let Horses. Mules and Hogs Into
State When Disinfected.

The Texas livestock sanitary com
mission have modified the strict quar-
uuliuc rules Of that state under which
the shipment NJ livestock from okla
homH into Texas has been forbidden
Horses. mules aud hogs can now be-
shipped luto the adjoining state under
certain sanitary conditions
According to information received
from i n Avery chairman Of the live
stock sanitary commission hogs will
he permitted 10 be shipped from OK
lahumu TO public stock yards la Texas
Tor immediate shipment only. provided
that the receiving company Ht once
furnish the commission with the notice
NJ the arrival NJ the shipment. the
name NJ the shipper, the point of url
gin. etc Strict rules governing the
dlsiufecllug " cars aud rhutes are
laid down
Rcforc being loaded from this state.
horses and mules must be thoroughly
disinfectcd with u cresol compound.
The cars must also be cleaned with
certain standard dislnfeCtants, under
the direct supervision NJ state ar fed
cIal Inspector or veterinarian official.
ly registered with the state board Of
agriculture \ uniform health certifi
cate showing In what way the horses
or mules feet legs aud tails have been
dislnfected must accompany the ship
ment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

aud defeat aggravated by the ab
seucr Of regular supplies and by the
physical and moral depression which
was the result The severity OF the
losses sustained and the OyerpOwering
effects Of the French artillery, began
from this moment 10 be noted In the
German pocketbOOks with yeritable
terror Hope revived however, at
the end Of some weeks, and there "
10 be- found In the letters Of soldiers
and Officers the announcement OF n
great movement which Is being pre-
pared and which is to lead the Ger
man armies anew as far as Paris.
This IL the great battle Of Calais
which. contrary to the antiCipatiOns
" the enemy. In reality was fought
10 the east Of the User The losses
" the Germans during those ten days
exceeded lJOOOO men and may per
hHps have reached 100000 This pro
duccd terrifying impression on the
troops From that moment prisoners
no longer declared themselves sure uf
success For certain time they had
been con>oled by the announcement
uf the capture Of Warsaw. This pre-
tended success having TO be- fictitious,
lucrrdulity became general
"Durlug the last two months the
more intelligent prisoners have ad
mitted no one could any longer say ON
which side victory would rest II we
think ~ the absolute confidence with
which the German people had been
sustained this avowal ~ " great i'm.
pOrtHnce.
Letters seized ON II dead officer
speak Of the immiuence " military
and economic hemming In VI Ger
many they discuss the possibility Of
Germany finding herself after the war
with empty hands and pockets turned
inside ont There Is no longer amy
question NJ imposing the couQueror's
law upon ndycrsOrcs at his mercy,
but Of fighting with the energy u
despair to secure Nn honorable peacr.
Al officer of the general staff who
was made prisoner ON January II
said.
"Pcrhups mis- struggle ~ despair
already has begun"
There follows n chapter bearing
the title "thc system NJ lies" In which
the review described the mothcds by
which II is alleged the German gov
crumrul made sustained effort To
create I'm the army mn artificial state
NJ mind nn~cd entirely upon lies ana
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

~1N~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-~~--~-s--
rna failed to check Carranza troops
marching from both north and south
aud was defeated yesterday at Nuya.
ioa
General Gales was reported march
INK on CanaueH aud Nogules
state department advises said sharp
fighting continued at Ebuno, near
rHmpiro
The element supporting General Gu
llerrez as provisional president of
Mexico. today made public the papers
giving the appointment 10y Gutierrez
Of jose NasrOncclos as special envoy
at Washington aud the lengthy for
mai statement presented by Yascou.
rrlos 10 Secretary Bryan ON March -
The statement reviews Mexican af
fairs from the time IT Huertus with
drawnI and maintains that Gutierrez
is the regularly chosen provisional
president hy virtue ~ the Aguns CS.
lcutcs convention II recitr- At length
the contests between the CurrunZa,
Villa elements and their efforts to dis.
place Gutierrez The Gutierrez seat "
government is said to he established
nt the city Of Doctor Arruyo, state of
Nueyo Leon from which place. the
statement SAYS Gutierrez Is directing
affairs aud has under his command Il
considerable army
II udds
President Gutierrez Will ut the
first opportunity reassrmblc the con.
yrnlion of Aguas Calientee and before
thut legal body he will offer to resign
his power In order tu leave the con.
y,ullou free tu elect us president any
man who may answer tu the necessities
and rights NJ nll the Mexican people Do
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

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