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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28
FASTEST GAME OF SEASON
High School Boys Win at Basket Bail From
Rapid City.

Before large audience and in the
most exciting game Of the season and
In fact, the fastest game ever staged III
our city, Hot Springs high school took
the measure Of the Rapid City high
school team, in basket ball, at the Rins
last Friday evening with score of 36
to IA.
The game was called a. g D. m., and
hardly one minute OF play had elapsed
before Callan, the speedy center Ia
the visitors, scored perfect field
basket, followed quickly with a suc-
cessful free throw for foul basket By
Englebert. From now on it became
apparent TO the enthu siastic audience
that team work was to predominate
throughout the game.
With several clever passes, s'Susie"
of the locals, scored perfect .field
basket followed quickly by Mcgowan
with a successful free throw for foul
basket. Score 3-3. Thus the game
continued, frst Rapid leading then
Hot Springs, until the last few minutes
Of the first half. when "Susie," "Little
Art" and Mcgowan, made basket after
basket and the first hslf ended with
the ball near the Hot Springs goal.
Score in favor of locals, GIG
The second half started off brisk and
snappy. Hot Springs displayed wonder
fnl team work being able at one period
to keep the hall moving between their
own men, for fully two minutes before
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28
MEETINGS CONTINUE
Rev. Aead, Noted Evangelist, at the City
Pavilion.


Notwithstanding the severe winter
weather we are having this season the
evange l!stic meetings at the City Pa.
v1lion are drawing large crowds and
Evangelist Head is holding the people
There is one thing about Mr.. Head
that ali people must admire and that
is that while he spares no one in his
attacks upon sin there is nothing of
the element of abuse ABOUT it, as is the
case with so many evangelists. A num-
Der OF people who have heard Billy
Sunday, say that Rev. Head is his su-
perior 10 many ways. He is certainly
an entertaining and Interesting speak
er and 20 one in Hot Springs should
miss hearing him. Hot Springs is de.
sirous OF being known everywhere, and
known favorably, and yet we note that
the most of those business men who so
heartily cheered Rev. Head at the Com.
mercial Club Banquet have not yet
been Inside of the Pavilion to honor
him with their presence And here is
man who travels everywhere, meeting
many people, addressing thousands,
aud is certain to carry away either a
good Or an adverse opinion Of our beau
tiful city. What have you done to cra-
ate that impression? If you we're to
visit some city and the people we're to
treat you just :like you have treated
his evangelist and you had the oLpor-
tunity to go everywhere and tell about
it, just as he has, what would you Gay
about that city?
There will be three more great meet
ings at the Pavilion on Sunday. The
Sunday school will meet at ten in the
morning; this will be followed with a
sermon at IL O'Clock In the after
moor there will be great Mass Meet
ing at 2:30, and the evening service will
begin at 7.3o. Every body is welcome
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28

Rapid touched it again. During this
display of team work, Rapid yum back
and forth on the field try ing 70 get
me bal, but TO no avail; however,
Rapid finally secured the bail and
Lamphere scored q perfect field basket
followed quickly by Engleoert with a
successful free throw for foul basket
making the scors l2-16. "Susie" for
the locals scored another field basket,
followed by Maeowan with two field
baskets and one foul basket and now
began the awful scrap by Rapid to win
cut.
The game from this point was fast
and furious, and numerous fouls We're
called on both teams for minor in
fractions of the rules, but not enough
to mar the game to any extent.
The excited audience and royal fans
of the high school, kept the Rink in All
nproar during the eutire game and
really enabled their fast team to abso-
lutely bewilder the visitors.
With several clever passes by
"Snsie," Mcgowan and "Little Art" as.
sisted by Gibson and Bruce, art" was
able, under trying conditions to make
one of the sensational baskets of the
evening, and which helped finish the
chances for Rapid winning out. With
t1eld basket ny "Susie" and a sue
cessful foul basket by Mcgowan the
game ended, with score of 36-14 i'm
favor of the local team.
The wonderful work as guards by
Bruce and Gibson are not to be over
looked, for their work enabled their
team mates to score at will. Callan
aod Englebert starred for the visitors
The line up of the two teams was as
follows.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28
GILLESPIE FOR AUDITOR
J. II; Gillespie Has Entered Field as Candi-
date for Auditor


date for Auditor
Among the list Of candidates who
have entered the field for county Office,
the latest is ]. II. Gillespie of the firm
of Gillespie & Company, of this city.
who upon the urgent solicitation of
friends has announced himself as
candidate for the office of county aud
itor on the republican ticket.
Mr.. Gillespie has lived in this county
for the past twenty-eight years and
this is the first time he has allowed his
name to be used as candidate for any
office in the county.
He has however been one of the ef-
1clent aldermen Of the city and his
businesslike manner of .ransactipQ
city business has led his friends to
believe that he will be the right man in
the 8uditor's office. -
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28
The Habit of Taking Cold

With many people taking cold is a
habit, but fortunately one that is easily
broken Take cold sponge bath everv
morning wien you first get out of bed
-not ice cold, hut temnerature OF
about 80 degrees F. Also sleep with
your window up. Do this and you will
seldom take cold. Whsn you do take
sold taka Chamberiain's Congh Req
edy aud gel rid Of IL rs quickly rs pos
sible. Obtainable everywhere.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28
FRANK SnOBERG DEAD
tuberculosis Removes Sioux City Man While
In Los Angeles

tuberculosis Removes Sioux City Man While
In Los Angeles
Frank A. Shoberg, OF Beresford, 8.
ID F., member Of the Shoberg Motor
Company, of Sioux City, died Sunday
in Los Angeles, according to word re-
ceived by his brother, II. E. Snoberg.
Death followed an illness of over two
years, tuberculosis being assigned as
the cause of death
Mr.. shoberg was 36 years of age. He
was born at Centervi,le, 8. D.
Surviving relatives are Harry g. Sho-
berg, Paul I. Shoberg aud David Q.
ShoberR, of Sioux City, and A. j. Sho.
berg, of Seattle, Wash, brothers, and
Mrs. @. j. Peterson, of Beresford, SD,
sister. Mrs. Peterson and Paul T.
Shoberg have gone to Los Angeles and
will accompany the body to Sioux City.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been arranged.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28
LIBRARY ANNOUNCEMENT

Local Library Desires Outside Patronage
and Gives Rules
The following announcement and
rules are given by the local Carnegie
Library for the purpose of correcting
false impressions and for the further
purpose of stimulating outside or
country patronage.
To people living outside the CITY a
subscription of 25 cents for three
months, so cents for six months or
81 90 per year is charged. Books can
be taken for two weeks and at the end
Of that time can be renewed for
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28
MRS. MATT zANGER DEAD
Died Very SuddenI, Saturday After Illness
Lasting Two Days

The many friends of Mrs Matt Zsn-
ger were panied to learn of her sudden
death on last Saturday after an illness
of two days. She WIS apparently in
very good health on Friday morning
but became i'll in the forenoon and
passed away the following day.
Angeline System was born on Oetob-
er l7th, 1888 at Harrisburg, Pennsyl-
vania, and died at her homs in this
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28

another TWO weeks either by phone or
mail.
In exchanging the books it is not
necessary that the person holding the
card exchange same altho they are held
responsible for them. Books will be
sent by parcel post to any out of town
subscriber providing they pay the
transportation charges
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28
GOOD ENDORSEMENTS
{. B. Adams Receiving Promise of Support
From All Over County

From All Over County
b B. Adams, who has announced his
candidacy for the office of states at
torney on the republican ticket, is re
ceiving promise of hearty support ull
over the county. A number of the
papers have already lined up with him
and it is predicted that he will have no
opposition at the primaries. y
He is good man for the place and
will do his duty when he assumes his
office as our next states attorney.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28
ChamberIaiu's Cough Remedy Most Effectua,

chamberIain's Cough Remedy Most EffectuaI
81 have taken great many bottles of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
every time it has cured me. | have
found it most effectual for hacking
cough and for colds. After taking it a
cough always disappears" writes j. r.
Moore. Lost Valley, Ga. Obtainable
eyerYWhere.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28
Hot Springs

Referee, Keister; umpire, Hillburn.
The Rapid City team left on the
evening Northwestern for Chadron,
Nebraska, where they were to meet the
Chadron team on Saturday evening.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-01-28

Ranch Wanted-Submit locstiop,
number Of acres: improvements, pr:os
and terms. R. A. Tucker, 11O Phillips
Ave, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 4l-4t
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

New York. - Mime. Sarah Bern
hardt's path strewn with flowers
when she landed from Paris for tour
of America
ST. Joseph, Mo.-Oscar D. McDan-
iel, states attorney here, being held
in jail pending appeal for bond fol-
lowing Indictment for wife murder.
New York. - New York city now
getting approximately so per cent of
its normal milk supply.
North Easton, Mass.-Langwater
Dairy Maid, Guernsey COW, sold at
auction for $3.50.
Toxic. - Count Seiki Terauchi,
new premier, says Japan desires only
peace with America.
Buffalo. - MolIycoddIing peniten-
tiary inmates is peril to prisoners and
society, Gov. Whitman said in adj
dress.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11

gers and was not hit safely. He fan
ned three. Foster pitched the last
three innings for Boston and was not
scored on.
According to an announcement
from Springfield, H., Ray Schalk and
Miss Lavina Graham of FarmersYille
are to be married in two weeks. The
dandy catcher of the White Sox lives
in Litchfeld.
Spike Kelly had a shade decision
over MoTTie Bloom at the end Of ten
rounds in Racine. Bloom fioored
Kelly in the fifth, but Spike came
back strong. In the same show Red
Dolan had an easy time with Matty
Smith.
Matt Brock, Cleveland feather,
knocked out Eddie Campi of San
Francisco in the second round at
Minneapolis.
Bat LevinsE<y outpointed Gunboat
Smith in a slow 12-rOund fight at
Boston.
George Simpson, Oak Park, was
the only local golf pro to win in the
match play tournament of the coun-
try's best professionals, now on over
the Siwanoy course, New York.
Simpson defeated Walter Fovargue,
Skokie, 6 to 5. The remaining Chi
cago representatives fell by the way
side.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11

THE WoMEN'S WILSON LEAGUE
ORGANIZES IN GROUPS
The professional woman's branch
of the Woodrow Wilson Independent
League of Illinois was organized to-
day by a group of women represent
ing physicians, lawyers and busi-
ness women. Headquarters will be
maintained at the Woodrow Wilson
Independent League of Illinois, 9Th
floor, City Hall Square bldg.
Miss Henrietta KTighel was made
general secretary and will be in
charge of the headquarters work.
Among those signing the call are the
following:
Physicians-Julia Holmes Smith,
Lucy Waite, Rachel YarrOs, Anna
Dwyer, Rachel Hickey Carr, Anna B.
BlOunt and Carrie B. Alexander.
Lawyers Catherine Waugh Nc
Culoch, Nellie Carlin, Dora E. Link,
Henrietta Krighel, Elizabeth Hoff-
man, EsteIle V. Pease and Florence
Carey
Business Women - Jean Wallace
Butler, Sophia Delavan, A. c. Ten
ney, JuIette Stuart, Rose Sears and
Roda E. Hecht.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11
WEST SIDE RAKER sLUGoED


WEST SIDE BAKER SLUGGED
Louis Becker, owner of bakeries
at SAT Maxwell St and 1902 S. St.
Louis av., complained to the federal
and city officials yesterday that he
was sIugged yesterday because he
has refused to raise the price of
bread. He said he had incurred the
enmity of other West Side bakers by
refusing to join their high-price or
ganzation. An investigation is being
made.
Mrs.>Anna Wendig, 1922 S. Michi-
gan av., held on con game charge.
Sold grocery store; stock was mis-
sing, claim.
Suicide verdict by coroner's jury
over body Of Mrs. Bessie Hicks, 714S
C. Chicago av., found dead by gas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24
Me trzeba wiecej wojsk
ma razie.

Washington, "a rnarca.
Rad ME sqdzi. by sytuacya W
p0lnocnym McXyku byia zbyt
alarmujqca i wymaGala dalszych
posifk0w dla gcncraia PerShinga.
Dlatcgo ami ich sic wieccj mic wy.
Syla. ami mic powolujc sic mlIlcyl
konnej pod sztandary, ami nle
5ciaga sic ochotik6w.
Department stanu jest przcko-
many, ze umowiona protokolarnIe
ugoda co do kooperacyi Carranzy
Z amerykahskq ekspedycya karna
wejdzic dis jeszcze w zycie, O lie
rad mexykahski ME odrzuci pew
nych drobnych zastrzezen Wa
szyngtonu. w tym wypadku per.
traktacye przeciagne}yby sic, ale
to ME wiecej prawdopodobnie
jak O "a godzin. Prezydent Will
son wierzy w uczciwe zamiary
Carranzy i sqdzi, ze ma on dosyc
sil, by przy pomocy amcrykah-
skiej pojmac Vile.
Z wymienionych wyzej powo--
dow ME zarzadzono w scnacle O.
brad mad rezoEucya senatora Sher-
mana, upowazniajaca prezydenta
Wilsona do powolania $4,000 o.
chotnikow, celem wzmocnienia sif
generafa Pershinga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24

sukcesach na lewym rbrzegu Mo
w rzeki: w leslie pod AvoncQurt,
ma wzg0rzach pod Houcourt posi-
nieto utrwalonO zdobyte pozy--
eve wzieto znow okofo $50 Jen-
COW. WSkutck akcyi niemieckleJ
ma Bethincourt Avocourt Ma
lancourt linia po}nocnych obron
Verdun'u jest powazie zagrozo-
ma - Franouzi tn sa zagrozeni 2
dwu stron, cd zachodniej i cd
wschodniej L pod Trupiej Cory,
nadto tNicmcy zagrazaja kolejo--
wei linii Z Verdun do Paryza. Pi-
sma niemieckie utrzymuja, " a.
talk niemiecki ma twierdze ami ME
zosta} poniechany, ami ME oslabl
lecz tylko przygotowuje sic no
wy clos - moze juz decydujacy
- nowy szturm ostateczny.....
Straty w tudziach Niemcy okre--
slajq - jako ciezkie, lecz ME tax
by sic ich ME spodziewano by
one mogly zawazyc ma szalach de
cyzyi komendy niemieckiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24
NIEMCY POD YERDUN.
Rosyanie " OtensyWie,
MaEo Wie$Ci Z innyCh Teatr0w Wojny'
WALK MA MORZACH.
lime T elegramY.
KATASTROFA MA SLASKU.
WALK MA MORZACH.
lime TelegramY
KATASTROFA MA SLASKU.

kolicy Avocourt i Malancourt -
dziaia dniem noca wt6rujq
szturmom atakom. Cesar
Kronprync Sla ludzi ma strate -,
dziesiathi tysiecy - walq masa-
mi chbopa jak taranem w twicr-
DE verdunska - ko$ba Smierci
straszliwa, plon krwawy: Sukcc-
sy riemiec&ich panow, droso O.
placone. 80. Jak to Konopnick1
pisze W swym wierszyku 0 ,,Sta-
chu'', ma wojne jadacym, gdzie
,Swiszcza kIle, lud sic wall nlby
snoopy, a najdzielnicj walq krolc,
a najgeSciej gina chiopy". .....
Cpatrz rycine ma str. rcdakcyjncj)
TymczaSem - Swita ma wscho-
die nova ofensywa rosyjska.
OclQgano sic nl2 podoDno, ale
nareszcie ruSzy}a. Ociagaia SIG
RoSya - mOze W reWanzu "a
to, IL Sprzymierzeni pozwolili
Niemcom wziac Warszawe, ME
ruszyi ofensywa ma zachodzje
wowczas. 80. wiec teraz Rosya
ME spieszy sic, lecz podobno chwl
la jest zbyt podatna; wojsk ME
mieckich i austryackich i dial
sporo zabrano Z Polski Litwy ma
zachodni teatr - zleby bylo pre-
puScic TAXA okazye. -. Ma wsc &c
dnim teatrze jednaNowoz akcya
sic dopiero zarysowuje - dopierc
pierwsze strzaiy - hasia gene,
ralnej ofensywy padaja, O efek-
Gle wieSci So sprzeczne i niema CO
jeszcze 0 tenn pisac.
Z innych teatrow wojny no.
win znamienniejszych niema pra.
vie Wcale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24

vinbank" - jeden zaiogi uto--
nai; ,,Kannik" i ,,Kelvinbank" 70
staiy torpedowanc w porcie Flav-
ru. - Zaprzeczono wczorajszeJ
wieSci zatopieniu parowca O.
Swietlajacego ,,Galloper" - 70
stal on przez admiralicye usuniety
punktu dotychczasowej sfllZby
i to powodowalo pog}oske o "a
ginieciu jego.
Berlin, "a marca. - Kapltan
korsarskiego statku niemlec'klego
,,Moeve" kt6ry dawaf sic we
znaki neutralnym i nieprzyJaclel-
skim statkom handlowym ma A
tlantyku, nastepnie ca}o wrocil
do Niemiec, przywioz} cztery
skrzynic zlota, skonfiskowane po
tych statkach, jake napad}, "a
jaI, lub zatopil. Ia swe czyny kor-
sarsko bohaterskie dostaf kapi-
tan ten v. Dohna-Schlodien wyso-
XII order cd ces. Wilhelma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24
Walka o Verdun.

Paryz, "a marca. - Ma poinoc
Cd Aisne rzeki baterye francuskle
niszcza skutecznie niemieckie O.
bronze pozycye pod Vauciero. w
Argonne skoncentroWano ogieil
franouski ma pozycye nieprzyia--
ciela, oraz ma drogi do Mich wioda-
ce - zauwazono bowiem, IL
Niemcy stale rozsuwaja - Wy
dlrzaja front bitwy verduhskiej
poza Malancourt, starajac sic ata-
kowac flanku, boku, wiec sic
i'm psuje komunikacye poza II
liniami obronnemi. Mad Moza,
pod Verdun - ataki nienIeckie
re ustaja: pod Malancourt, A
voncourt, lie Morte Homme, Gu
miere i W innych punktach kano-
NADIA trivia gwaitowna, odosobnio-
ne ida ataki, podobniez ma wscho,
dnim brzegu Mozy dziaia graJa
dniem i noca, -lecz atakow tam
niema: przenieSli Niemcy ich caiq
forse ma brzeg zachodni rzeki
w Wogezach Francuzi pod
Muehlbachem bombardowali sill
ME oboz pozycye nieprzyjaciela
znaczne mu zadajac straty. w
Belgii stosunkowo spokojnie.
Berlin, "a marca. - komunlka'
ty niemierkie donoSza o dalszych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24
Ofensywa Rosyi W
Polsce.

Londyn Piotrogrod, "a marca.
-Ofensywa rosyjska jest naresz-
Gle faktem: ma ca}ym wydfuzo--
nym froncie ma poludnie Cd Rygi
Rosyanie atakujQ - narazie jesz-
cze odosobnionymi atakami linie
niemieckie odnosza lokalne suk-
cesy, jakkolwiek przyznaje rapport
rosyjski, IL W okolicy Dryswiaty
jeziora udaIo sic Niemcom ODE
b,at zdobyte przez Rosyan oko-
py Rosyanie zato zfamali linie
Niemcow po raz drugi pod ia
cobstadem. Pod Postawami, ma
wschod cd kolei Dzwinsk-Wilno
walka sic toczy zacieta, mad
jeziorem Narocz Rosyanie znow
sic posuneli naprzod - Niemcy
sic cofaja. Ma po&udniowym from
tn bojowego odcinku praouje ar
tylerya rosyjska nader intensyw-
ME - mad Strypa rzeka w Cali
cyl walki sic tocza wrecz - ale
szczegofow O Mich niema swie--
zych.
Berlin Wieden, "A marca. -
RAPPORT niemiecki utrzymuje, IL
tempo walk ma polnocnym odcin-
ku linii bojowej juz osiablo po
stronie rosyjskiej "a mad
jeziorem DrySwiaty odebrano Ro-
syanom zdobyte przez Mich Po--
przednio pozycye. Ma poludnlo--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24

wynn odcinku pod Kormlnem "a
dano Rosyanom porazke W Ik1lku
mieiscach mad Strypa ich odparto
walcza tu dzielnie wegierscy Hon
wedzi, kt6rzy W jednej Z utarczek
rozb:li battalion rosyjski biorac
NJ, stu jencow, gdy ma pobojowi-
.cu naliczono $50 poleglych Ro-
syan.
W1adze austro wegierskie
powoIaly ma Wegrzech pod bron
obrone krajowa Z lat 1897, 1869.
IS ! - IS! Ludzie CT starcy pra-
vie - zajeci byli dotad po fabry-
kach broni, obecnie pojda ma Ii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24
Porucznik GorreN
odnaleziony.

Columbus, N. M. "a marca. -
Porucznik szwadronu lotniczego
Edgar S. Gorrell, ktory cd ostat-
niej niedzieli byi gdzies zaginaS,
zostaf odszukany przez automo-
bilowy tren pod kierownictwem
poruoznika J. L. Parkinsopa l.!
pufku piechoty, W odleglostiea. 3
mile ma poludnie cd Ascension.
Porucznik Gorrell jest zdr6w i
caly, ale zabiaka} sic brakio mu
gazoliny. IBraklo mu juz takze
byfo zapasow zywnosci cd "A go.
dzin musiaf cierpiet g}od ma od-
ludnej piaszczystej wyzynie, ma
ktora opadi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24
Ell PASO, TEX. "a MARCA.

Ell PASO, TEX. "a MARCIA.
- Mexykahski konsul Garcia O.
g4asza tn, re otrzymai cd genera
la Bertanie'go telegram, Il Villa
Jest otoczony przez wojska Car-
ranzy i generafa Pershinga W FL
Oso, 5 mil ma pofudnie od Nami-
quipa.
Ell PAsO, TEX. "a MARCA.
- Policya aresztowaia tu azls W
nocy Erniliana Valensuela, Sedak
tora mexykanskiej gazety LA
Constructor, "a opublikoWanie
edytoryafu, ktory wystepowa'
przeciwko przekroczeniu granicy
mexykanskiej przez ekspedycye
generafa Pershinga. Wydawnl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24
Villa dwukrotnie pobity.
FL Paso Tex "a marCa.

Ell Paso, Tex. "a marca. -
Komendart. Carranzy--W - DuareI
general Gavira. otrzyma} rapport,
zc wczoraj popoiudniu woJSka
Carranzy zaatakowaly Nillg p"n
Santa Gcrtrudcs, pok"naly 90 /
zmusily do ucicczlli. WrJic irior
macyi Gaviry poprzednio jcStc>c
Villa stoczy} potyczke L puiEo "
nikicm Cano, W ktorej takzc Cd
ni0sf porazkc. Pod Santa Gcrtru~
.ies stracii kilku ludzi W zaDltyth
i rannych 100 koni. Nastsonle
cofnai sic do FL Oso, 9dzlc rc1r-
ganizuje swq bande.
Poglos&i, ktorych prawdz'"o--
sci stwierdziG jcdnak ME zdci'no.
donosza kilku starciach NlIIl
takze T. wojskami amerykansk1c
mi. Jedna Z Mich opieWa, ze lata-
iaca kolumna pulkownika Dodda
dopadla bandyt6w I'd pO!Hdnle
.od FL Vale zadaia i'm dCtkllWa
porazke. kladac trupem 81 ludzi.
Dodd miaI takZe stracic k!lku Zof
merry.
Co sic tyczy stanowiSka gene
raia Herrery, ME jest ono c1>klem
dokladnie wyjaSnione. Wedle II
forrnacyi generala Bella nlaf OH
rzeczywiscie wypowiedz:o,' posfu-
szenstwo DCarranzy, celcm zwal--
czania ekspedycyi amerykahskieJ,
ME polqozyi sic jednak L Villa /
uwaza sic "a jego wroga rownlez'
Natomiast konsul Carranzy An
dreas Garcia Z Gala stanoWczoScla
dalei twierdzi. ze Herrera stol
wiernie przy rzadzie prowlzory--
cznym. Tel treSci zapewnlenle
miaf Garcia otrzymac cd generafa
Gutieruz, szefa sztabu Carran-
zy ! cd samego Herrery, ktory
lest zreszta znany jako osoblsty
wrog Will.
lNieoficyalne So doniesienia, ze
general Pershing obja} kontrole
mad LIMA mexyikahskiej Po}nocno-
zachodniej kolei ma pofudnie cd
Casas Grandes i transportuJe tam
tedy piechote do MADEIRA, Chihua-
hua, ably zajsc Vile cd ty}u.
Ponimo niepewnoSci stanowi--
ska Herrery general Bell jest do
brej my5li wyrazif sic nastepuja-
cemi siowami:
ME widze ma razie powodu do
niepokojenia sic. Rad Carranzy
zdaje sic wspoldzialac nami W
uczciwych zamiarach. Me podwo-
ilem garnizonu W El Paso. Me u
miesciIem karabinow maszyno-
wych, by kontrolowaiy most ma
Rio Grande, wiodacy do Juarez.
Me ustawilem armat ma wyzynie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-24
Ma Morzach i W Pre-
stWOrzach.

Londyn, "A marca. - W1adze
angielskie ogbosiiy urzedowo, IL
w ostatnim rejdzie (czy tez po O.
statnim rejdzie) awiatycznym
Niemcow ma Anglie drugi aero
plan niemiecki zostai zestrzelony.
O zestrzeleniu Pierwszego zaraz
DO reidzie doniesioio.
Londyn, "a marca. - Admira-
licya oglasza nastepujace okrety
- zatopione w blokadzie ME
mieckiej: norweski ,,Lindfield' -
zaloga ocalona, angielSki Sea
Serpent" - los zalogi ME znany,
norweski ,,Kannik" - zaloga O.
calona, francuski YBougainville" :"
- zaloga ocalona, angielski ,,Kel-