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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-12-31

armadillo (the peludo, pichi and
molita), and three species of gopher
or prairie-doglike rodents (the biz
cacho, the tucutuco and the quise)
are abundant in the valley, while 9TH
er species of game are common In
the mountains not far away; in the
river are otter and plenty of fish.
The inhabitants are as cosmopolitan
lot as is to be found almost any
where. AS in the greater part of Ar
gentina, the Italian predominates on
the farms and the Spaniard in the
small towns; there are few Ger
| mans, English and Scandinavians, In
fact practically every country in Eu-
rope is represented, usually by immi-
grants of the humber classes; the ma
tive Argentine is represented by few
of the gaucho class and by wealthy
landowners who possess palatial
homes and spend much of their time
in Buenos Aires; and there is quite
sprinkling of Chileans who have
filtered in through the mountains from
their own country near by, and the
Indian has by no means become ex,
tinct.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-12-31
Athletic Paradise Is Planned for Washington

VNITHIN years
public buildings and
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-12-31
Congressional Directory Shows Work of Censor

WAsHNGTONThe to advertise their
" ana
by the censor appointed by printing to edit
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-12-31
Spanish Becomes Popular Study at the Capital

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domestic commerce meet
building study for
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-12-31

into delicious and appetizing food
So little is this fish valued by the
fishermen of the Atlantic coast that
every year they throw away about TO-
100000 pounds. But goosefish is of a
New England Goldfish.
This angler, or monkfish, as it is
also called, is most unsightly mon
ster. 1t has a very large head and
mouth, entirely out of proportion to
the rest of its body. 1t is album
dant along the Atlantic coast down
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-12-31
FRUIT Prospects There.

A great impetus was given to set
thing and farming by several droughts
and crop failures in other parts OF
Argentina which drove up the price OF
alfalfa, crop which was absolutely
guaranteed under irrigation. Other
crops such as wheat, barley, and to a
slight extent maize, are grown, but
lately the planting Of the vine has as
sumed enormous proportions. There
are vineyards OF nearly 1000 acres
and several wine presses have been
erected. one at Roca having capac-
ity OF 5000 hogsheads. Sheep and cat
tie coming from the mountains and
from across the desert are bought,
fed and then shipped on again; hogs,
too, are raised locally; the drying of
the natural pastures in summer does
not, however, permit of local ranch
ing. Fruits of all kinds grow well
and are being planted, SO that in gen.
eral the small and mixed farm is on
the increase.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20

tribution of city funds among the city
banks"
A very laudable platform and one
forced upon the Harlan ticket by rea-
son of a strong protest against keep
ing the city funds in one bank The
city treasurer who is also candidate
for treasurer on the Harlan ticket,
has for the past four years kept the
funds in one bank. If just. distribution
of funds is right and proper for the
coming two years, what excuse can he
offer for doing to the contrary for
the past four? A man should not have
to be forced to do his duty.
Lights
We favor the equitable distribution
Of street lights"
Another good platform and one
greatly needed. The lights have been
needed for the past four years, but
have been impossible because of fl
nancial conditions. The pure water
party is also in favor of lights there
fore it is only a question Of finance
at the best whether the lights are Sc
cured this year or next.
Home Labor
Eve favor the employment of home
labor upon all public work, and the
paying same of the current wage"
-
labor cannot be employed upon pub.
lie works to the detriment OF the
American laborer. For this reason any
council would naturally use home la
Dor. 1t is not an issue in the CAM
paign. II on the other hand, the pub
lie work is done by contract, the .oun
Gil will have nothing to say concern
ing the labor employed other t'lan 10
see that the law is enforced.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
PORTLAND MARKET REPORT.

Portland, April Is, 1915.
The receipts for the week have
been: Cattle, 1857; calves, 81; hogs,
1172; sheep 3340.
Cattle.
Notwithstanding the comparatively
heavy runs of cattle the last few
weeks, the market has been only
slightly lower to steady, choice steers
are still selling $3.50 to SITS with
other grades at the usual differential.
Hogs.
Demand for hogs seems to overrun
the light supply of only fair grade Of
ferings. A few very good loads touch
ed the $7.65 spot Monday Outlook
steady.
Sheep.
ShOrn sheep are beginning to come
to market and although not strictly
fat, are commanding very good prices.
Special spring lambs are lower while
other choice lambs are steady at $8.75
to 1925, for full woods. Shearlings
$1.25 less. Other sheep steady
The following sales are representa-
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20

The press favoring the present city
administration and it's continuance
as the Citizens or Harlan ticket has
made causuc comment concerning the
Pure Water Party ticket as the De-
Long ticket. 1t might be well at this
time to call attention to the Harlan
ticket as the Sprague ticket. Why
not? If the individuals back of either
ticket are to lend color to the cam
paign the Citizens ticket presents a
fine target. The Times would suggest
that the Harlan forces keep person
alities out of the campaign for their
own welfare.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20

people Possibly 1t was a Topographic
cal error and the sponsors for that
ticket should have put in the word
indefinite" Think it over Voters.
Pavement
I'VE Will insist upon compensation
for damage to pavement from parties
liable"
When?
City Departments
I'VE will exert our efforts for an eff
ficient, economical and progressive
administration in all the city depart
ments.'
Not an issue, but merely the sworn
duty of any man who takes Office.
Dry Town
I'VE promise strict enforcement of
the 'Bootlegging Laws.
Again this is not an issue but the
sworn duty of the mayor and city
council to enforce any and all laws.
Sth Avenue Ditch
I'VE are in favor of an early deter
mination of the liability as to who
shall cover the 8th avenue ditch, and
an early action by the parties liable"
Here is where the Harlan ticket
should be given little credence by any
voter who wants that ditch covered
to protect the lives of the little chill
dren. For five years Harlan as man
ager for the Twin Falls Canal COM
pany fought the demand for safeguard
ing the ditch. 1t has been a menace
to lives Of the children and constant
worry to the parents residing on that
street or near it. 1t should have been
covered first and the legal status fix
cd afterward. The parents and pro-
perty owners would have met Mr.. Har-
Ian half way in arriving at just set
Element II Mr.. Harlan was consci-
entious in his fight against that prop
osition, then has he had change of
heart since severing his connection
with the canal company? The Times
is informed that the above platform
was insisted upon by one of the can
didates upon the ticket who lives upon
that ditch and not by the candidate for
mayor. One life has paid the penalty
for the uncovered ditch although liv-
ing in the outskirts of the city. It is
too heavy a price to pay for mere
financial question. On the other hand
Mr.. e. M. Sweeley the candidate for
mayor on the Pure Water ticket, lives
on that ditch, has little children
and has a vital interest in prompt ac-
ton
Law Enforcement
Eve favor the enforcement of all !
of the city"
Not an issue, merely another duty
Of the council and mayor in taking
the oath of Office.
Carnegie Library
I'VE heartily endorse the policy of |
the present administration regarding
the Carnegie Library, and the pur-
chase of site for the same.
Another grandstand play which
means nothing. Action toward the
Carnegie library has been taken by the
present council and the city pledged to
It's active support. The Harlan tick
Of could have little to say about it
now or any other administration
which may take office.
City Funds
NWa 1QYOH q illSf and nn1lifo o. lo dir
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular meeting of the stockholders of the
Twin Falls Shoshone Canal Co. will
be held at SOC Bird avenue east, Twin
Falls, Idaho, at 2 p. M, May Bird, 1915.
F. r. LANDES, Sec'y.
April 1890
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
FRUITGROWERS ATTENTION

Wanted, good apples for cash. Can
use few hundred boxes. Lincoln
Produce & Refrigerating Company,
Twin Falls April 16.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
35c Underwear l9c

Children's Union Suits also Vest
and Pants, all sizes. in loose and
tight knee styles. an extra special.
summer weights. on sale .loc
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
$l.25 Tub Silks CSC

One lot of Wash Silks that sold regular at S rs
yard you will find exquisite and dainty designs that
will appeal to you. These silks are guaranteed fast
colors and they represent unusual savings at this
duction. One sale two days only at the special
price of o6c
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
Specials from our Shoe Section
Barefoot Sandals

In Grey Elk and Tan Calf feathers with
Elk soles, making most comfortable hot weather
shse in sizes Infant to Mems.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20

o. M. PLUMBER. Secy. Il Treas.
Portland Union Stockyards Co
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
Women's, Misses and Children's
Mary James

Our showing of these popular low heeIed low
shoes has never been better or the prices more
reasonable.
Women sizes at $685.. $500. $3.50. SIS
Misses sizes, ! IL to at .65. $500. $225
Childrens sizes. l 2 to I | $l.45, $l.75, $500
Childrens Sizes IL to 8 ~
....... .85c. $I.OO. $l.25. $l75
Infants sizes. to 5 $l.OO. $I15
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
Csc Underwear l0c

Childrens gauze Vests and Knit
Pants. summer weight. all sizes for
children. an extra special. on sale
at only. each .lOc
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
THAT CITIZENS PLATFORM

The Citizens ticket has promulgat-
ed a beautiful platform of words upon
which to run and catch the voters. 1t
is a platform of which it's originators
can we'll be proud. 1t does not look
as If they had overlooked single
issue which may be brought into the
campaign. Nor should the voters in
examining that platform overlook the
fact that it is the platform which for
four years has been brought out by
the present administration. And that
further the present administration is
lending its moral support to the Har-
in mind. Ostensibly one platform is as
good as another except for the men
who must youch for its fulfillment
after election. 1t will be well to pay
some attention to few of the planks
PLATFORM OF THE HARLAN TICK
EFT
Water
I'VE favor such immediate action as
is necessary to bring about municipal
ownership Of waterworks system,
and a good and sufficient supply Of
pure water.
The waterworks plank has appeared
for the past two administrations as the
real issue. The old administration
made plans for municipal system,
taking the same old ditch water from
the canal at higher point. But it
is ditchwater just the same The Har-
Ian ticket has nothing else to offer so
far. The Times would also call at
tention to the word immediate" pre-
ceding faction" in this plank Inn
mediate two years, four years and pos
sibly six may be immediate to some
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
Soc Silk Hose 39c

Regular SOC value Gordon Silk Hose in all
coors but black. boot silk, Isle top, an extra spe-
cial on sale at 30c
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
Sc Underwear 39c

Misses Union Suits come in all
sizes. some in tight and some in loose
knee styles, summer weight, on sale
now at only 30c
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
City Funds

I'VE favor Just and equitable dis
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
Muslin Underwear
Half Price

One special lot of Women's Muslin Underwear
in Gowns, Combination Suits, Drawers. Chemise etc.
that slightly soiled from display placed in one
lot your choice at ......... HALF PRICE
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
Ready-to- Wear Specials

Our Ready To-Wear Section is offering specials
that unusually attractive House dresses at Prices
that will appeal, all made Of good wash materials.
nicely trimmed. full size. etc.. on sale at the follow
ing reductions:
$l.2s value House Dresses on sale at only S 80
81. 50 value House Dresses, on sale at only $l.lo
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
35c Towels Csc

Regular 35c value fine heavy Turkish Towels
full size, heavy nap sells regular at &c. placed on
special sale at each 25c
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
81 Tub Silks at 79c

One lot Of fine wash silks in neat stripe effects
in dainty coorngs 81 to So inches wide sells regular
at Sl.0O per yard. A great opportunity to purchase
waist silks at unusually low prices. Remember. this
reduction lasts for two days only. So nows the
time to buy at. per yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oc
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-06
3eitnngsanlage 1T III
Slide.
Ntws anb Obierptr tn
&aleigb Gin Slamu1eus
ranb.
Sas gIott 1T Gisemtnm Ses Warfne'
SefretGrs Ganiels.
Mmserihteter Wnterialidaben anf
$250,0O0 seidGst.
Sret Eeripnen ipGbrenb beg granoes
mebr pber rnirber nerlett.

@uIeigb, q. G., 6. geob. Die
aanse Mnlaqe lInb Dos 8eb1ube bes
gIottes rNeips & Sbierper", @tsen-
tum oes Ntorine Sefretors So
iepbus 9oniels, pitrben belte burdl
Elm Serer seritort, Dos fur3 Dor s
l1br friib begonn. 9ie grobe Crude
rel bon 6. Dtuaaen & SO. lit eIeih-
fo1s totnI eirgeGidert. Nebrere
fleine @ei6GftsI1ben fieIen 5un Sell
ooer gGn3[id ben Slornnen 5um
Houb.
@. S. gngleD, @ei61ftsIeiter Der
3eitltne, erlttt idn1er5bofte, ober
nidt ernite @erIeslineen, oIs elm
Stiif einer Moif,trn onf ibn fiel,
p1bren6 er neriudte. gii6er aus
ben brennertben 9ebGiibe at retten.
Weon i91st ben oneerifteten S6o.
ben orf runb $25O.000.
gs mar 6os aipette NtoIe, bob bic
SEEMS & Sbierper ousbronrte, felt.
bent Sefret1r 9onieIs on Der Spise
beg Mnrine 9eportenief1ts Itebt.
Gos erite Seuer ereignete ii6 on1 "a.
glpriI 1913.
Sos .6e,er brad in Der 9ruterei
bon WliBaea & 60. aus unb Die
Slontmen perbreiteten ii6 tllr5 mad
elmer @rploiion. neld)e Die sSeiier.
ipehr euttpeiheu6eu 8aie a,lidlreibt
nod ben ottitobenben@ebGub 3tpei
Seiierpebr MitgIieoer ipurben Der.
Iest.
Sernporore glrbeitsrG1,n1e oet
Stems & Sbferber ipurben in BEN
8ebGiibe Der &oIeisb Sinles einee
rihtet unb 6os 9Iott ipirb norger
Die 9epobnlih eriheinen. SefretGl
DoitieIs nurbe per SeIepbon ber
it6nbigt uitb fitbr iofort bon @afb
tngton nb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-06
Siel nDm @nsen.

g1onroe, Ni6., 6. geop. Ser
Is Sabre oIte Sobn bon SSoiepb Ga.
Dude aus gtetDport, Ii6., nit gso.
men Souis 2o6ude, tpur6e oos Oofer
elnes unfoIles. Ser iinge Monn mar
Der 2enfer ei1tes nit &orn belobenen
Bogens. aIs er nit ieinem @efobrt
bon oem Sogerbai,s obfobren noQte,
ipuroe er onrd) einen Hl,d spiifen
oieieS uno oos 8ebGlibe gei6lelIoert.
@i6tise geniter fiir Glememeean.
Soris, 6. gfop. Georges GIe.
nlenceon lit gum 8oriisenben oes Se.
notsmisidluiies tiir ousmdrtiae gln.
gelegenbeiten on StelIe pnn Charles
Srepcinet, Der icst Der 8iseprGiibent
oes aobinetts lit, gepabIt uorben.
Der frubere Greniier fiibrt olif bieie
8eiie Den 8oriis in 5pei rer iui6tig.
iten Senotsousi6Iiien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-06
aritgerbtnfmal in 6reen-
cattle.
Srpf. Slurer iprafl iiber Amteil Der
Sentifen an GepuIufiua.

SnbtnnopoIis, Snb., 6.
yeop. Sn 8reencoitIe, SSSno., fonb &c
itern bic @inipeibung oes aricacr.
oenfntols auin 9nbenfen OIL bic in
Der omerifatiidlen StepoIution gcfal-
lenen SeIben itott. sScitrconcr moren
Spn. S8ni. SopIor bon ,5noionopolis
uno &rof. %. g8. sSIorer bon Der
llniperiit1t Nfi9igon in 9lnn' N[rbor.
Ant Nbeto bielt @rof. SIorer Dor
gro5cm &lbitorilrn einen iIluItricr.
ten Tprtrog iiber bic omerifoniide
Tepolution. 90 Die mcilten Der in
@reencoitIe bcieeieeten Selben in bcr
S6lo6t bon Germantown uno NoI-
lep Sorge gefoIIen porcn 6eniiste
Der gfeener Die 8eIegenbeit, Den 9ln-
tell Der 9elttfhen on ser onlerifori.
i6en TeboIution berpor5ube6en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-06
9(ud) Naruarin I'M 2oromeittn 0t1loulmt1l.
Snuoes arenSer bilfss
bertit.
tSGlt fid in ysdbe seitrunbetem Sam'
pfers Sort Bragg unf.
Toiiasiere nnb Teriunal aniheinerb
serettet ont benz Stranb.

Son 9ieeo. Col, 6. Nob. Ser
gunoes Sreuaer Sun Gteeo bielt
itf beute in Der 9eGbe bes geItron.
beten &iiitenbon1pfers Sort grogg
nobe 9Soint NolmiQo ouf urb NOR be-
reit, Die "a 9oiiogiere li1b Dos 23-
fopfiee Geriono[ bes Sf,iffes, Die iifl
nngebIif) on Der 9eod in Si6erbeit
befinhen. an @orb 5u nebmer. Gie
San Giego nit &onterobnlirolg9iits-
Iop on 8orO fine geitern Die 9tot-
iignole Der Sort groeg auf ltnb elite
$50 0seiIen ibr 5it oilfe.
Iae &ettrngsboote bes 0ornpfers
nit gnsrabn1e eines cin5igen iinb
nerloren. Sb cs bieicnt geIong, bos
SeiI ans 2onb 5n brinee1t, I'M ben
Toiinaieren unb benz NerionoI sn er.
rtoslid]en. itd) in Der @pie 81, rettcn,
iii ntft befdr1rtt.
g(l3 Der &reu5er eirttrof, fonnte
man Taiioeiere uno NerionoI NM
n1ebrere 6euer om Stronbc Iiegen
ieben G5 mar FIR ben &reu5er nift
moeliG, iif nit linen in Serbin-
bung 5it ieeen.
Ger Sampler, ein boIoernes Sdiff
bon 705 Sonren, fdeint total perIo.
rem 5u iein. 9tebit elmer 9obung bon
@oren ioGen itf ouh @oIb uno
Silber bon merifonii9en gergperfcn
on Borb befiroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-06
8tginn Der arDnnngs,
feier in sSapan.
Der &aiier npn Spfip mod Siptu,
beim Sit Der feierliflfeiten,
ubgereiit.

Sofio, 6. geon. gofbibito, Der
&oiier bon Ssapnn nnb bas t22.
Salpt bes faiierlif) iapoitiihen Son.
les nof) bem 9aiier Sintlau, Der Dor
2557 Sobren 81 regieren begann, lit
bon bier nod) aiotn abgereiit, mo cr
in Die Souptitnbt ieiner @orfobren
feierlid] ein5ieben iuirb.
Sic &oiierin ioIlte i'm eigentliG)
begleiten, bod ioII binnen alir5em
ibr Die @eburt zines tpetteren S6ron.
erben bes iapanii6eii 9onbes bepor-
iteben, ipesDeeen lie iid Die Seilnab.
me on ben 6eitliffeiten, Die mebrere
8oden oouern lno in grobem Mob-
ftabe seplant iinb, perioaen ntiibte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-06
@rnbenbtiibtr mebren fid|
Scben gerindJ, &obleninonitrie ppm
@eit Girginia ST ncrnidlten.

Charleston, @. So, 6.
Nob. @rllbenbeiiser in @eit girgi-
mia baben Die &ongreBabgeoroneten
oes Staotes eriildlt, cine llnteriu-
dung Der ,lpie iie esHennert, riaeeolen
aombination bon @iienbabnen, Sob.
lengru6enbeiisern unb 9oblengrd-
bern in nnberenStoaten 5ur 3erito.
rrtng Der &oblenirtbuitrie in 8eit
@irgitio~ Su beginner. SieierSdriti
folgte Der slnfiirtoieune Der gobnen,
bo6 Die aoblenfrnftrnten erbobt
Deroen iollerl
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-06
Sbomas u. Gbiion sepinnt Npbel.
Hreis.

Con b nn n, 6. Rop. Sie ihpeoi.
ffe &egieriing bat iiber lie g1obeI.
preiie, Die in Der n6diten @oGe sir
SerteiIung gelongen, mic folgt ent.
i9teoen:
Hbpiif: Sbonos u. Ghiion unb
gfifolo Iesla; 9iterotilr: Romaiu
&onatb, fran5ofiid, 9enhrid 9ont.
topiban uno Sroels 2ur1b, o6riId;
@erner BON Seibenitonm. idipeoiif); /;
9bet1tie: Sbeobor Sbonobera.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-06
SiQa 5wiihen 5mei
Teuern.
Garran3a plaut, entidti'
oenotn edlag 81
fiibrtn.
General Cbreson bente in Spnslas,
9lris, eripartet.
Gen. Siegues siebt ans benz Siiben
sesen 8iqn beram.
@ila's amseblide Grpreiimnsem an
anpfer.8eiellidaften.

@ofbineto o n, 6. geop. Gor.
ran5a Sruppen norblid) iinb iiiblin
bon Der iif 5iiriid;iebeneen @ina-@r-
NEE tperben aitiammerae5oeen, Tim su
einem S9lag gegen &ilIa aus5ubo.
len, bon bem fi6 Die Generate Der De
focto &egierung Dos gnbe Der Gepo.
luton i'm n0rbIi9en Merico oeripre.
9en. General Woior funiton mel
bette beiite, bab General Sbreeon,
9arran3ds Sberfontn1onbont, NOR.
gen in Coughs, 9lri5., eii1treffen ion,
Inn nit Der Sreoitiiierirng Der &onl.
pagne 81 besirtnen. Garranjo-3rup-
pen. Die unbcpnffnet reiien, tperben
iiber bic omerifuntfhe giienbahr bon
0orebo nn1 Douglas eebrad]t tper.
ben. Sic iperben erit in niebreren
5ogen nodj benz SeIbe seionbt tper.
BEN fonnen, bo Tie pbne equiepterrne
eii,treffer. 11rtterbeiien 5iebt @ene.
raj Gieguei nit einer groben Gorron.
90 Irinee bon Serrnoiillo ms 8il-
Ia entgegen, Inn i'm aus oer Siibe,t
an3ugreifen Si1o gebenft, nod Ser
noiiIIo 81, gebeit uitb 5iebt bereits oiif
8iQdoeroe log.
Ingeblidle Grpreii1nsen @illas.
General Slititon tpitrbe beritan-
6tdt 0ds NiIld BON Der Gano11eo COB.
per 60, $25, 900 in @olb alionrmen
nit 5ebn Sonnen WfebI itno onberen
@orrdten nerlangt unb erbalten bot
te, iinb bob er Die Monte3uma Cop
per So. uno bic GI Sigre So. nit ie
$25, 900 beiteuerte. Die 5fpei Iesterl
@eieni6aften, Die omerifaniif)e iinb,
peigerten fid, Die &ontribittion 81
leiiten, unb @iI1a erfI1rte, er tperbe
ibr gigentur seritore,t, ipern iie nidi
bas @olb erIegei. Die Wonte3itmo
60. bot 9lnlagen, Die ii5er cine 0,il.
lion Dollars inert ititb. Ger Gananeo
Gattle go. Iieb General 8iIla iaqen.
er gebenfe, ibre gonse Scribe bon 40,,
900 Stiid &inbern fir feineIrmee 81
fonfisaieren
Sdarfe @ade on CALIFORNIA; 8rense
gIGentro, Cal, 6. Nop. -
gunbes Srilppen balten bette i6or'
fe @o6e, Inn au perbiiten, baB Sol
ooteu oes 8ouberi1elirs Giteban Gar1'
III bon Inter Californian iibcr Die
8ren5e fommen unb $4,000 alcr,
fonii1er @elber mitnebmert, Die II
5lpei @anfen IN Galerico, Gal, De
poniert iino. 8ertreter Oes Gen
Garra115a, oes Saiiptes Der De fncto
9fegierling bon Werico, batten geiterr
abenb i'm Siperiorgeridt einen Gin
boltsbefebl eripirft, poburd Gantl
nerboten lit, 6as @elb bort bon i'm
Dor lGngerer 3eit i'm Hamer Der me
rifonii1en Hegierung beponiert NOR
ben mar, 5it bebeben. &iir5lid) bottC
| ii6 Gaittlt iotpobI bon Der Gurran5a
als au6 bon Der Sian- -Saftiot glrab
hGngig erflort. Garrmi5a propeller
te bieroitf, Inn bas @elo in Sen Ban
fen feit5ubnlten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-06
Nener IppeG Der pgfa7en."

Bontioc, c, 0eid., 6. geop. Gos
Sber9eri6t purbe geitern bon ben
DNalien" i'm Saflano Gountn I'M
en- nenerlides 8erbor iiber Die leste
Socal Option slbitimnllrns erir,d,t.
Cine geo35abliing Der Stin1incn miro
bon benz &einltot oes 9erb6rs ub.
bangen.
Die ~gtaiien" beboupten, bob oos
Sbergeri6t iiber getpiiie Seiten bes
SALES fali6li9 unterrid)tet uuroen
pore.