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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21
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bic nsusiteH grsisEiii. auf bemari.ss.
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bsftiss artia.riEs.iette iiit. Gin
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in Die 5alptiteaurg oss GsiuSes psit'
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tas 9Ori GmbermsaiI.
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bsr 5ransofsn auf bic S9iaetsr SO.
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tsre 100 yarbs segsn ben 6artmanng
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s4n Der Sftlinsn 5ront III bic Gage
unnerdnoer..
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buroirt.
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burg IN Oiiprsubsn tsI.srapbirt. SaB
Elm raiiifSer aDiatit.r am MlOntag
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psrOrfen babe. Cine Srau purbe ess
sSb.st unb apsi aiuesr fpursen psrs
Itt., Der natsri.lIe S&oben aber, o.r
slsr.Attt risst nag auhess.sao..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21
@nglanb prnteFtirt
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ersriffensu MieberOer-
npItnnnsm z m q 3 rnnR1 n

geItunssm Breseln.
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ameritaniI1en gutI6aftsr WiIier Sis
.nss bag. bat oas ausndrtigs Gmt eis
nsn BrOisit mad WaIbinstpn gsididt,
Der nu3 Berlin psitsrseiaidt psrosN
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WisbsrperssItun ngsmabreeeIn erhObeR
perSsn, Die OeutidIauo segeu 39 byis
tide SffiSiere in glRpsnouHs se5ra6t
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unnrIsetoot.n poH esu gHgldnesrI
ni9t pis anoers arisgSgsfanesHe bs'
EauosIt psroeu.
ssn Der gote nirb srtIdrt, b1b Die
9sutidsn aUitGnois bsbano,It DiroeR
Eno es pirb oariu Oagegen proteftir!,
Sdb bic briiii6en Oifi5iers in gin5eI'
BAIT seitett porosr iino. Gs pirb ers
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b.r bsutiten Geiun9snsn BON Inter
Iss6coten bieIeIbe Isi ME oon dnosren
ariessssflugsHeu, nit Der einSigsu
Quannbms, oab Iit unitdtt in sinen
9sientipnslagsr, IN elmer MarinssRls
ierHs untergebradt iin0.
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men Der 6ritii6en SFfi5iers ned uidt
6etunnt, g,gsH bic in DtutihluuS in
ioIher @eiie oistrtmintrt piro. Den
Der. Staten 1T ss iOneit nod ui6t
gsluugsn, Die Ramsu Don Der oeuti6s1
gu sr5aItsu.
Ri9ts oorf mad 0sUtf1s
Lamb geIaHgeH.
2oropu, 20. apriI. SIN llutsrs
6aus faats an 0ienItls Cir goDoro
grep, bic 6raes beantpprtsnb, pus bic
Regisruus tbue. I'M gu perpinosrr-
Ibub 9uumpous mad DeutI6l0n0 ge'
'ldnes, oab anes sstboH fpsroe. um 81
b.rbinOsrn, BAT Doorsu irgsnS DeI5er
Nrt ouf BEN Sse'Des na4 0satI$
Lamb ssl6nsssu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21
Cine Seieberlase ber Nrt'
ten in Cftafrtfa.
gsrf9isbsne aubsrs Rad
ridteu aus bsr Rei4s
taupifaSt

Berlin, 40. apriI. Muf bra1ilo'
fem msss na4 GdnDirs. q. D. DIX
ilebsriaiTdk saadridieuassHtar Ha4'
is am Disnitds unier gubsrsm bas
5clssube beianyt;
gDjfna6riaisn aug SF-afrita snt'
balisn bic Ra@ridt, bub IN aipsi 2d'
&c lanssn admpfen IN Der Rdbs DON
pangani be 9tuiiaeH cine ftaris
aanbabtbsiIuns DON britif4su arsu'
germ unb 1ranspuribampferu ssidlas
gen baben. Die 9riisH Derloren 100
MsaHn, barunter pisls Gefaugene, To-
ME sins srpbs au5ahl GeUshre unO
-Dluniiionsporrdtbs. Der 8sriuit Der
DsuiiGsn 5sirug Z Dffi5irse unS 1S
Tlans an spstsn unS IA Dffisire unS
90 Dsnnn an U,tpunbsien.
Die Ratipnal 1ibenbs DON aopsHs
bageu bsbauptst absrmuls, baB bic
Ssuti1sn Gffi,i.re IN 8slsisu nsgsil
Sss Tsib.rfOlgs ihrr abminiitratiOn
IN gslsisn sHirutbist fsisn. Gs wirs
aber bisr ofija'eu sr!Idri. baB oas Gs,
gsntkit Der Uaa iit. Die @iIiidrbes
hOrosn Iisfsru ben aanbwiriben Sdat.
iartDffsln unb 5ufsr untsr Der
gtDinsung, Sds Sisislbeu Gnansitaisn
i'm 6rbit nad Der Grnte sHriiderftat'
t,t nerbsn ioIIsu.
.aaY Gpfsr bss lssitH aerOpIun'
ansriffs auf Grsiburs in guSsn iDur.
ben am Oi.nffas auf ilutoiteu Der
stabt btsrbiet. Die sanss geDSltsruns
Der Gtabt bsshsilists iid an benz BE.
sr6bHi6. Die grlinsr S4uIiinbsr
i9ift,n cine Dsp.Tde an bic eItsrn
rtr in 5rsiburg sst5Stst.n s4uItin.
Der.
Die Samburs gfmtrisdnif9s
Dampfsr GsIsafalft BAT Oem aapis
tdnlsuinant bon Tli6s, Dem eriisn OF.
fisiu bss Rrsu,srs .GmbH4. Der nit
pirr5is Ranu, bic ii4 auf elmer Der
3Oios SHisIn bsfaHesn, ipdbrsnS bic
.gmtsns ron BEN uuitra!ii9en arsu.
ser .Sibnsp- ssrft0rt purSs. auf sis
mem G9ponsr snsiam unb Isius aeuts
pObl bt9ultsn mad 5obtiSa. sfrubi.n.
bra6ts, sius sOlbsus W,baiIs Derli..
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Gtlbmari6an Baron BON Der gOIb.
Der iiiuIia gum ObsrtommdHbeur Der
srasn iiirtiifsn 4rm.s ,rnnHnt ipurDs.
iriit hamit an bic Si,lIs bss Generals
Giman ppn Snnb,rs, Der iesi bic Dars
paneGsn armss lommanbiri.
sip 0ffi5ita ans,illnbigt pOrb,a,
br..j bsrsits 1000 b.utTds SOIbotsn.
( Il in GlfdB aOibringsn ssbrren
iDuroal. NIT BEN GiIsrHsH Rrsus Dts
iDriri iprrbsn finb.
Die gsrIinr ftdbiif5s Spite.
oHiiali, be i'm Gtanbs IN. pihreno
bss arissss iisli4 10000 arbtitslofs
gu fptii,H. pirs am RiitpOa ssfaIOf.
fen rsrben, ba % iss. Hur nod 1900
arbsitsIOf. sisbi, bic psrsSiiist nerbsn
maTsn. DIES b,bsusss cine sorsiisli1s
gsferana IN Der HtssN9siili@su
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bic giir!sn nidts ii5sr bic Sebeim.
Hiiie Der nsueiieH britiiden llutsriess
bOose, lu srfabrsH Oerm6gsu. Die
|briiii6su gOpts iOasH babsi NUT eiusu
RanR D.rIOrsn ba5sn.
Die 6fisrei@ife ihuIisuif5e ei.
tuatiru if imm.r Hr4 IN Elm gsbsim.
'Hibpones 9unisl ss5iilIi. Cine Ssut-
i6e Guu!.nbepsi6e fagt. bag be,
.sarsliGe Grsnsspii4safal erIsbigt
porSsh iei. GspsiasH; be iiber paris
spmmsu. bsbauptsH obsr. ous Si:
lco. cine hoffuurcs.oie iei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21
9rrf9ularf bul9arithe Grnppfn tuirorr at
,mfi pnnktfn in Sfrbien fingrfale,t.
Gin genobDte bes 6Dmias
BON 0rte6enlano
Rad Mi.n unb Berlin IN,
tertpeqs.

feriDegs.
griHbiii, StaIisn, 20. &priI.
S6eoSOr gpiiIaHti, bsr Sbrftanmei.
itsr bss a0niss bon Grie6eHlanb, traf
am Ronids bier sin unb rsifte iOfort
mad Nisn unb Berlin psitsr. Gr 1T
NIT elmer Sps8ialmiiiiDH bstraut, bel
Der ss ii3. ME man sIau6t, I'M Oas
tiinftiss grbalten 9risfsulaubs Der
iHternatioHaIen Situation gegeniiber.
Die iIs bnr6 bic grsieHiiIe auf bern
8altuH beeiufIubt porbsn 1T. banbelt.
arisgsHa6ri6tsn aus
fran30fti9er GueIle.
paris, 20. g(priI. - Gas
arisssminiiterium bat am 2rbenb Ii.
fcIgsnos pffi5isls gstanHtmuaung
srIaFsu: D
sRbeims in a6ermaIs 5omboroirt
tDOrbeu. Sie 9suti4sn babsu fiiufsiJ
Bomber ouf bic Stabt ssI6!subsrt.
.sSn Der Champagne unb IN ben
alrgpnusn baden artiasrisgefe9ts
fattssfunbsu, beRsn aber tsine sufaH'
teriessfeats asfOlet finb.
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n:n in beitigsr Weifs tsiaOiIsn battle,
sinsn qngrifi. BEN ub.r fofcrt Don un'
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6a,tmannssBeiIsrtopf abssi9Ia8en.
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in Berlin cine Reue
ariegganIeibe BON 80o,s
100000 Rart auf'
Ht6m.H.
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tarisgsanleir BON sCo,ooo.oO0 Wort
1920, ,ooo.o COO in Berlin uuisuusb.
men. 60 5anSslt iia UNI Die aussa6e
non S5ab.mis goHbs, bic mad Dem
arieu. aug elmer arissssnti4doiguug
ooer uuf auSsre @siis besalIt Usrben
fOasn.
IOeFsrrsi6 b.rsittt lis
daf cine SnbufioH ieis
n tens ber StaIisnsr
DOT.
Rom, 90, 9tpril. Ra9riatsu,, bic
6brenb beg 5aass ans Seiterrsi9
cingstrOffsn Iino. Eauttn babin, blb
bic 0OpptImonar6i. in ulsr Gle
'grubs 5rupp,umafsu an Der itdIisnis
Ibsn grsn5. auidmm,nsis6t, I'm sessu
cine m6sIits SuSuiiun ieitsRs Der
staIisnsr bOrbereitet su isin. 9rcbe
WaFen oitsrrsi9iidsr 9ruppsn iOI.E
in RonfuIeOns, Ronabi unb SagraSo
lisssn. Die SeIterrei5sr fOIsn uu5
bic gonse 9inie l6uas o.s Sforso
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gen DsrIsbsn 6absn. binttr osnen be''
Tsits Grtilsris IN gsInioa s.Ssa@s
.lDorSsR tit.
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Anf oem 0fli6en mie oem wefli&en
Sriess(6aupfaf fnoen perein3elte
@efe6fe faff,
0ie aber bon feinem GinilnB aui oie
a4gemeime 2age iino,


Se
Ifid esHbrm ad4 nit Raufa
5Uf0u
sdprHgt
bon ben 1rupsn uB
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2Setterberitbt.

Sir bio pnb pennIplDdnisn:
S9ones, tiiblsres Wetter am W2itts
nod; i40nes Wettsr ON Dounerss
tag.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
GETS JAIL SENTENCE
FOR BRASS THEFT

Max Sena, IS years old, who with
his brother. Valentine Sena, 30 years
old, was sentenced to 1 . days I'M
prisonment in the county jail by
Judge Ross in the county court yes
terday afternoon. setNsI bE
Max was convicted of stealing car
yrasses from the Colorado X South
ern yards and epdeavoring to sell the
same to the Poliak Second Hand
Store.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
The Slogan Of a New Governor

Efficiency Patriotism Common Sense and Economy This is the
sopan motto of Carlson whose Inauguration
bio day in Cooados history will next Tuesday
Carlson has combined al the es-
sential policies should the most pou
Upon that platform
and clean record Such declaration
n,ncp Colorado help but endorse
to fosltohs OF
will have be and must be competent 10 40
office that each and every one OF
that will accomplish the utmost
efficiency will timber the statehouse
during the next two years
Patriotism Carlson will all his acts uphold
laws and manifest loyalty TO e
ration that he Will be ahu 10
all the people. ,
Common policy conducting pub
be the will be conform
which will do with unnecessary
the people who support the n
of results. -,
Economy the affairs Of the state will be conducted with
compatible efficiency means
will be trimming appropriations ta the 1 exaN ava
methods will not be repeated and that
Colorado rather than deficit i'll the treasury two
With this slogan engraved of Colorado Governor
rlandts declaration principles
de i'd and forgotten motto h
cnfde Carlson perform such ofil
cial service Democratic misrue from the
of history
fa,mers raised learning and under
the ovec"ve beginning next
Tuesday office all the splendid elements of citizenship
forcefulnes the earness which has
his record district attorn oomEnendabe tr,MmDh
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
(By David Yorick,)

The Colorado house Of representa-
tives started its career January 6,
1915, under the guidance Of the Re-
publican majority by instituting a
system of economy. The employees
of the house were cut down in num-
ber in such a manner as to save the
state approximately $125 per day.
This Is good beginning and is an
indication of what is to follow in
financial matters.
Although as has been stated by
Denver papers the Republicans hog
ged the pie" they were entitled to
employ the help needed and it is
but fair to say that all the employees
were selected because Of their pecu
liar fitness for the place each occu-
pies
H. A. Schmidt was criticised by the
Denver delegation and called "Soapy'
Schmidt because he succeeded in
landing two positions for Las AM
mas county men that they wanted.
The positions were assistant ser
geant-at-arms received by Faustin
Mascarenas of Aguilar. Colo. and
custodian of the assembly room re-
ceiyed by Sol. Schwed of Trinidad.
Old Sol is the happiest and busiest
man in Denver now. For the first
time in history Denver received less
than her share of jobs. but there was
no disposition on the outside counties
to put it over Denver. only that while
the Denver delegation was fussing
smong themselves the other counties
were getting the 'plums.'
Representative John Mayer used
his quota of patronage by having his
son appointed assistant doorkeeper,
The mistake made by the house on
the first day in its election of a
speaker before the members were
sworn in is generally laid at the door
CT E. NJ Sabin. representative and
attorney from Denver. sabin was
elected temporary speaker. and when
the point of credentials commit
tee was raised. he ruled that the
memters-elect as certified to by the
secretary Of state was sufficient, as
there were no counts. and that such
members were empowered to elect a
rermanent speaker. Fearing that
the technicality might cause some
future question. the Republicans OF
+le house extended to the Democrats
tie courtesy of asking the house that
the election of Stewart be made
unanimous and which was done.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
Ammons' Last Message
Recommends Treason Law
Raviaws Industrial Trouble

In his last message Colorado legislature today S;
Ammons oVelslado"ed oy
strife voiced for the enactment S
@ naI the crime the state Armons hooS
that men who nce insurecn who actively take pa ~ ~
Ton aans the of state should be supe " e
serious penalties with the seriousness OF f % n
Amnons soon the affairs OF his executive ocI
the months of warfare Mitn h e % o
rs 81 coorado He draws the and reveals upon th stage
the forces conflict He turns the eht upon an
demands
% S nead that hereafter shall be repetition OF
The deulorab]e his administration $780,, h.
settled by arbitration. suggests way by wnch ia Hu
NOV he maintained when officers cannot handle sltuauon
without the calling the state militia He presents ms pan m o
M and maintenance onstabuary or state po
lice to be ready respond to Just such an n
in last is months
Governor unqueonably sought by study an ana
,io, MS tne
statement lis principles that he has ever put forth NO no
with respect
emmon He looks back cuded administration seeks OUT
the ana
events the record the state ana voices
the hone that better things store for Colorado
His farewell People Of Colorado is TO strive o
Justice the fullest dyeor nen the states @ tSsouJEs f
the puohc
the He bids the people Of Colorado forge .es d
firmly the opportunities the present anu ue
vote every ubuidng and rogress in tine iutaf me M
largest support
the administration
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
BATTLE RACES
AT SALT|LL0,
VILLA FAILS TO
MEET SCOTT

LAREDO. Texas. Jan. S.-The battle
of Saltiilo, expected for several days,
began at 8 a. M, according l" -.
official Carranza announcement
made today at Neuvo Laredo, Inc
fighting is outside the city, the car
rama forces having evacuated sal
tillo two days ago, retiring toward
Hipolito. The official message sald
that. after several hours the flehtihg
was still going on.
villa troops in and around the
CITY were attacked by about $4,000
constitutional troops. EarlS reports
from the battle said that hundreds
already had been killed or wounded
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08

Washington. Jan. S.--General
Villa S plan to attack the Carranza
to the war department today in Of
fetal dispatches from army observers
on the frontier Secretary Garri-
sen said, however. that the informa-
ton came from the American side Of
the border He said he had received
no report from Major General Scott
since lie left Naco for FL Paso. 80.
State department dispatches today
from Eagle Pass said it was reported
the CarranZa forces evacuated Sal
|tiIio Wednesday and that Villa
troops reoccupied the city the same
day. Telegraph and rail communi-
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
Al All WHF:
LODGE
INSTALLS OFFICERS

FlOradOra Lodge NO. % l.. >. W D.
Of l.. Z. and e met at Castle Han
afternoon, January .
1915. The following Officers We're
Installed for the coming year: Edna
Ashley, past president, acting as m
stalling officer and Mabel Stowe act
ing as installing marshal -
Ollie Flint. president. Anna
Brown. vice president; Belle brad
ley, Past President; Anna Cole, chap
'a,n: Ada Smith, Warden Louisa
Goers, collector; Edna Ashley, treas
urer: Mary Cast, secretary: Sarah
Gartside, inner suards Sarah Currie
outer guard; Anna Gift, conductor
Mary Cast. Cora Furloy, Olive Brown
Trustees: Olive Brown, musician
Dr.. D. G.. Thompson, DR.. Jas. G. rs
! uey, medical examiners.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08

The CarranZa forces were attacking
from mountains about th.: city and
were pouring in fire from ! ) can
non.
The Villa troops occupied Saltillo
two days ago by a trick without a
fight The Carranza forces there un-
Ger General Antonio |. Nillareal. had
evacuated the city to proceed against
villa forces which they met and de-
feated at LaF;risa and Marie.
Meanwhile another Villa force
had marched through the mountains
southeast OF Saltillo and captured
the city. The Carranza army re-
turned in force early TO-DAY.
Reports at noon from Carranza
sources claimed that the advantage
lay with the besiegers, but with the
battle still raging.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08

Mexico City, Jan. Cit was Of
ficially declared by the government
tonight that General Jesus Carranza
and his entire staff We're captured on
the night of December so in the town
of San Geronimo, on the isthmus of
Tehauntepec General Carranza is n
brother of the former president, We
nustiano Carranza. The report stated
that General Carranza was subjected
to a court martial. The result Of the
courts decision, however, was not
made public.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
Republieans Are
For Economy

Note: The first of series
of news articles on the twen-
tieth general assembly of Colorado
now in session, written by David
Yorick for the Chronicle-News ap-
pears today. These intimate stories
Of the legislature and legislators will
be regular features while the assem-
bly, is in session. Mr.. Yorick is on
the ground and will contribute live
stories only for the C.-N.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
BRITAIN REPLIES
Continued from page ~

without interference.
II fs believed that in the prelim-
mary note Great Britain mas prom
iscd 10 reduce the ANNOYANCE 10 lh'
smallest degree, particularly because
II has nearly completed arrange
rlents with the neutral states OF Eu-
rope which will prevent American
supplies from getting thru TO ter
many and Austria.
II is understood that the British
Government was satisfied that some
of the smaller European states hao
been lax and that quantities OF Amer
lean copper and food supplies ma"
been going into Germany.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
WOMEN OF sEDENTARY HABITS

Women who get but little exercise
are lokely to be troubled with CON
situation and indigestion and will
lind Chamberlain Tablets hl5his
beneficial. Not so good as three
or four mile walk every day, nut very
much better than to allow the DOW
els TO remain in 4 constipted condi-
tion. They are easy and pleasant to
take and most agreeable in effect.
For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08

cation is interrupted between Sal
tilo and the north. f.
The CarranZa agency here today
issued the following statement based
cu its approximations from Vera
Cruz
IN tie streets OF Pueblo several
huuirei dead were gathered up and
dead Villa troops were found scat
tered Tor 30 miles outside the city.
More tnan two thousand Villa
troops surrendered voluntarily. The
railroad from Puebla to Vera Cruz ia
being kept OPEN
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
National Guard Of
Colorado to
Re-organize
Some High Officers TO Lose
Places by Change Of
System

Denver, Colo, Jan. A--A reofsaH-
ization of the Colorado National
guard. which will mean the demo
tion of many officers, was ordered
yesterday in resolution passed by
the state military board in order lhat
the guard shall conform with recent
reeu lntions as TO organization issued
by the United States war department.
When the order passed by the board
is promulgated by the governor the
brigade formation of the guard will
be abolished.
The change will so alter the guard
that it will be composed of the fol-
lowing constituent parts: TWO lnian-
try regiments, enc squadron of cav
airy, two battalions of field artillery,
one engineering company and a Sig
nal corps company.
The reorganization of companies
recently formed in the southern coal
fields and other parts OF the state
will be necossita;ed by the action.
The governors military staff will
be entirely abolished. Four men AT
least Will he put out of Office, These
men may include Col. George NJ. Lee,
assistant udjutant general, who viii
probably be appointed to another 90
sition; the at orney general who in
the past has reen member of the
judge advocate force and who will
hcnceforth not aCt N that capacity,
and the governor = military secre-
tary. Claude w. Fairchi!&. The corps
Of staff officers VIII pra' ticaily all
be denoted to rank of major.
surgeon General l.ingenfeiter,
who has held the rank of colon !.
will he denoted by the change to the
rank OF major. CAPTAIN Rankin OF
the corps OF engineers. will find Kim
self entirely out OF office.
All officers Of the ordnance de-
partment, except one major, will be
changed to rcgimental or squadron
officers.
1t is probable that the change in
organization VIII not mean the re-
moval OF many officers from the
guard but it Will entail a change in
the rank of large number and diff
forent assignment of duties.
incidentally the demotions in rank
, will he accompanied by consequent
reductions in., spay whenever the
guard is on actual field duty. There
will be no commanding officer OF
the guard to whom the different
units will report hcnccforth. The
adjutant general will have the rank
| OF brigadier general and will merely
act IN the capacity of transferring
the Oh ders of the governor to the
,commandants Of the regiments
The commandant of each unit,
| such rs the colonel of regiment,
will report to the governor for in
Istructions thru the adjutant general.
The orders of the war department
,unler wl.;rh the changes are made
'werc issued several months ago ior
the purpose of putting all the militia
fin the nation upon an efficient ana
common basis.
Although the Colorado guard IS
| governed by state Stautes. the mill
ltary board took its action yesterday
under state law which allows the
governor ana his board to change
the organization of the 2ltard when
ever ii is deemed advisa ole to con-
form with the prescriptions OF the
United States regular army.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08

FL Paso. Jan. S.-General Villa
failed to arrive at Juarez early today
Tor the delayed conference with Cen
eral Scott, who already has been
awaiting the arrival OF the Mexican
chief four days. Villa was reported
as being entertained at his home in
Chihuahua City. AS far as could
be learned he had sent no eXplana-
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08

NEAT JOB PRINTING! That
is the kind every business man
wants. It is the kind YOU want!
You can can get that kind at the
Chronicle-N News
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08

tiGn TO the American chief of staff
icr his tnrdy arrival at the appoint
ment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-25

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