davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-18

slns @aibinstpn luirb semeloet,
Der Graiioent moae perIonlidD 8riefe
an ben &Onis BON Gnslano, ben
Eraiioenten Der fransDiiid)ea 9fe=
omblif, ben Dentiflen &aiier ltmS
ben aaiIer pon fmklanS id)reibem
mno iie bitten, Der 2ebensmittel5n=
fmbr in Eulen nidts IN cen gSeg
sn lesem. So Diel mir iuiiien, tegt
9entidlanb oieier 3nfmbr isberbanpt
ntdts in ben @es, Ionbern perlanst
MIR, oak gentle 8ebing,tnsen erfiillt
iperOen, nnS baramf molten iid) Bic
anberm ntdJt einlaiIem.
Die 8efsier iollen ttt 9emtId=Oit=
9lfrifa Den &tetorta=S erreidt nnb
ben 0emtiden cine geteoerfage 6ei=
qebrad)t flaben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-18
We,tienmsanfanfe tn Berlin.

0ie uNieutpe 3otteroanlide go1-
rant" begleitet ibre Weittei(una, Dob
oas &aiier Srieori6 Wuieurn in
Berlin IN fnr5er 9lnfeinanoerfolge
cine Wiaion Marf fir Sen 9lnfauf
eines a1tifen gilbes uno eine tpeitere
Willion fir cine 8enus bon Sitian
dufgepenoet babe, NIT Der 8emer-
flung: v@s maht bel uns, oie mir in
feinen @riee nertpifelt iino, ood Ell
men etgentiimli6en ginornd, ooB
man IN einen Der friegfiibrenoen
Staaten fortfabrt, in lol6 freigebi-
ger @eiie @oie Sntereiien Ser altnit
5ll beber5isen, ndbreno BEL uns in
Soaan0 alle fir berartige Mnf6ufe
perfiigbaren @elber aus Dem Staats-
baiisbalte geitrihen iporben iino, mic
mol. es iih in @erglein nit oen fir
ausf6lieBlid n1aterielle Sstttereiien
ausgegebenen rieienbaften Stnmen
MIR INN geringfiieige 3uipenoungen
gebarbelt bot gs ibeint fir 3egie-
RING uno 8olfsbertretung ELM unper-
ftanolider @ebanfen gu ieilt, oaB sic
8ebersigling ioeoler Sntereiien olt6
in idtpierigen 3eiten 5u ben Din
gen gebort, in peIhen a1td elm flei=
neg @olf groB iein fann."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-18
anrse meberlidt.

Gdipere Mngriffe Der Jran-
soIen BEL Sonbtlle iueroem sits
riifsei6lasca.
Die GnglGnber meloem, baf
lie an Der Gpmnte Sentide
Stellumsen Der s,peiten 2inie
mub Gtellmngem anf Der @ater-
lot ssar,m, in Srpilliers mnb
in Ga 8pileQe genontnen 10.
ben. Die Sentiden madten
Jortidritte bet Blades.
Sir 9ipser gaiements Gp-
pellation tuirb abgeiuielen.
Die DentfAen meIoen, init
S(msnabme Der Ueseno an Der
9ipa ieien Die 0enRen iiberaa
abseidJlagen,
Die GngIGnSer fonfissieren
ale Hoitiaden aus amerifa
amf siuei bGniidem mnS einem
npripesiiden 9ampfer.
Die englild)e gaesieruns
bppeOttiert amerifamiid)e 1e-
idGfte.
Cine r0miide 9epeide be-
bamptet, bic Sentiden organi-
iierten adt nene tiirfilde Si-
biiipnen, bic in Gnropa smr
@eriuenbmng fummen iollten.
&nrppatfim besinnt cine Of
fenfibe sesem 6imoembmrs.
Die ensliide 9lesieritng
madt bic nnierise 6afiir ber.
antiuorHidJ, iuenm lire 6an-
belsidiffe bnrdj 6as ltnterIee-
boot o9entidlano" S6aben
erlei0et.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-18

gsad ibr ipare auf merifaniidem &C.
biete mngefabr sluansig Meilen nDn
goanillas entfernt Elm gefedt sipi-
iden &illiitas nn6 garransiitas int
0ange.
Srancisco 8. Srepino, Der Chill
@ouberneur BON Gbibuabua, bat oen
Sal Der Searit'iden 8abieora Nanb
ltnteriuft uno erfldrt iebt, oaB oie
Sarm unb oas @ieb feinesmees fon-
fis5iert ieien. Man babe oas 8ieb
nnr nit 8ei6lag belegt, Inn 5u Der-
binoeril oa6 es iiber Die @ren5e ge-
bra6t iperoe. fa1- Fl
- Giner nn6eitimmten geadridJt
mad iol cine @olfsmense 6as ame-
rifamiid)e &onInlatssebGnbe in 9n-
range serit6rt baben. Die Miemge
imdte nad) benz 8pniml Gopn, opaJ
mar oieier nidt in Der StaSt.
= Gen. 6nnitpn fat oie Gntfer-
nnns Der Milisem bon 2areou ange-
orbnet, ba bort bic ianitarem @er=
baltniiie idanerlide ieien.
- gine1 getpiiien 2eocaroo 5ierras.
einemangeitellten Garan5a's, Der BET
2areoo iiber Die @ren5e ipolte, lit
Der 3rtritt 5u teranildem @ebiet
peripeigert. gr bebauptet, elm ge-
borener 9lmerifaner 5u iein man
mill Die Sade aber erit einrnal I'M
teriu6en.
- Gin Sdiueoe Namens Wallen.
Der, Ser aus @iaa Corona in Snran-
90 nadl Masatlan fam, last, bic Bill
liitas batten alle &ornernten, sic
Imerifanern nnb anoern ssrem6en
gebGrten, NIT Seidlas beIegt.
= General 8anira lit iuieSer in
Snares einsetruffen mnb fat iein az
tee &pmmanbp iuieber iibermummen.
= 9lms ysusales in Irisona iuirO
gemelbet, Die Yaani- Snoianer Srpb-
ten, bic Stabt G,itabmas ansnsrei-
FEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-18

Die Jran5oien beri6ten, bak bic
9entiden bel benz 9orfe Blades in
Der Wegenb Der Somme ipeitere Gr-
folse sebabt baben. Die GnslGnber
meloen, baf lie n6r6lid BON Drill
Iers inbitnntielle syprtidritte se-
unad5t baben.
Sduere Gtarme iheinen am
Wentas bic 8eiuesnngen an Der
Somme sebinbert 81 baben; aud anf
bic @organge i'm Uebiet bon @er-
bnn iibte Sas b6ie getter cine ge-
iuiiIe @irfung ans. Srptoem mel.
ben bic Gnslanber, baf iie an Der
Spmme cine 9feibe bpn Grfolgen err
ritngen babcn. Gie iuplfen norbipeit.
IiA BON Ga5enfin-le-Tctit oentIdc
Stellnnsen Der sipeiten 2inie im ei-
mer 9lnsoebnnng BON 1900 garbs
genpmmen baben, ferner ftarfe Stel-
Imngen Der 9entiden anf benz @a-
terlot-@eb0ft, in Grbilliers nno Ga
Woiielle.
Die Nlliierten bebanpten, ne
bGtten 80 Srtidaften an Der Somme
snraderpbert. Sn ar bieien Crt-
ld)nften batten iie nnr einen einsi-
gen Iann BON Der sansen nripriins-
liden 8ebOlfernns sefmnben. Gr mar
in oem Seller eines SamIes in Bel
iub-en-Santerre beriteft nnb err
sGblte ben sransoien, bak bic 0eni-
fdjen am 26. Snni, als iie einem
Mnariff Der Nlliierten befiird)teten,
Die Gntfernnng nller Gipilperionen
ans Der gansen 8esenS anseorbnet
bGtfem.
9epeifjen, bic in 9onbpn eingc-
troffcn iinb, mel6en, oaf bic Iaiier-
ten Ipippl als bic 9entIden lire
Srnppen an Der Spmme anheror-
Sentlidj beritGrffem.
General anrppatfin Ioa cine Sf-
feniibe sesen bic Stellnnsen bes
6elSmaridalls b. Sinbenbnrg inter
nommen babcn. @elden grfolg Die
le Cffeniipe bis jebt geba6t fat, iuirO
nidlt semeloet.
Sas ariminal 9lppellationsge-
ridt In 2pnbpn fat 6ie Mppellation
Cir guser Gaiemenfs abgeiuieIem,
nad)Sem iein GniuaIt an6ert6aI6 Sa.
se lang fir bic Annabme Der ZIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-18
neuer ueberfdI1
9robt nnieren Greu5bemobnern,
Yartetbilom,t9elt+
Nod fein llebereinfOmmtn fertig,
0rensi6nt iiberaQ perf1rtt.
uebereinfOmmen fertig,
@rensid)mb iiberaa peridrtt.

- Mns Ggibmabna ipirb gemeloet,
@eneral Srepinp lei bapon benad)ridJ-
tigt iuuroen, baf elm Sell Der @illi-
itas iid aus Der l1mflammernng
bmrd Die 6egiernngstrnppen in Den
Bottoms oes Gio sylpribp ireiaemad)t
babe. Die Semte bGtten iid baum bei
Sinajas nnS Gas Gseebas iuieber sc-
iammelt nno ieien jekt amf bem @e-
ge nadD Ojinasa, BON iup aus iie ei-
men GinfaG in teraniidjes @ebiet sit
MAIDEN geoadJten. Siinaga liegt
Ereiioio gegeniiber. General Srepi-
no fat Die Sefeblsbaber in Sjimaaa
mnb Eiesras Negras anseiuieien,
Srnppen nssnIenSen, nm bic @iQi-
itas, bic nnsefabr 200 Wiann itarf
iino, absnfansen, aber er iast ielbit,
Oas Serrain lei Elm 10 i6iuierises,
baf es ben Silliitas leidjt iein merbc,
ben &esiermnsstrnppen ans Dem @e-
&c sn geben. Gr giebt bcsbalb NM
fern MilitGrbeb6rSen oem Stat, bic
Wrense anf nnlerer Seite Idarf 5n
beiua6en.
- Cine pSnternatiunal gteips"-
9epeide meloet iuiebcr einmal, @iaa
made NIT GROCER Sdnelligfeit aller
glntDritat Garransa's int n6rSlif)en
MerifO Elm GnSe. Garransa's Se-
feblsba6er ieien alle id)pn oemurali-
iiert nnb fanm i'm Stanbe, lire
Srnppen Sniammen sn balten. Sn
5olge beiien ieien plOtlid) sluei meme
Earteien entitnnoen. Die cine lei
eine @erIdlmelsnng Der Gientifieus
nnS Der @illiitas, iie mollten 1Sran-
cisco De Ia garra snm Hraiioenten
baben. Die anoeren nennen iid) Sc.
galiitas nnb iupllen &asanes Sagle
5um Eraiibenten ba6en, ben eriten
Wfiniiter Waberu's, ais letterer err
moroet iuurbe. Seioe 9nrteien itii-
ben iidJ auf Ole Siilfe Der aatbolifen.
&illa nno feline 9lnbdnger iteben if
men pollfommem feinolid seseniiber.
- Der .Stantsiefretar Golf
hat bic GrflGrnns absegeben, oaF bic
iett in ieinen gerbanslunsem NIT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-18

GliIeo 9lrrebpnbo nod fem 1te6er-
einfommen ersielt lei. Cine anSere
usSnternational 9eeius" 9epeId)e
bebamptet iosar, bic @erbanblnmsen
ieien stm Stillitanb gefommen.
= slns Columbus ipirb gemeloet,
bie 8eiuadmnssmamnldaftem an Der
@rense bon Mrisona ipirSem bmrdl
bas 1. sSnfanterie Nesiment BON
Wem Merieo beritGrft.
- @ie ans Maratbpn semeloet
iuirb, lit Die 8rense i'm ugig 8enb"
omrd 9senberteilnns nmS @eritdr-
flung Der 8rens Mannidaftem, iett
pOllitanois seidiitt.
= Ims Somslas, 9lrisoma, luirb
gemelbet, elm Splbat Namens q.
Suder ppm II. Snfamterie Iesi-
ment babe einen merifaniidem Mm-
iifer Namens Intpmio Gubrignes
seidoiien mnb t6tlid periuamoet.
GoorigneS ging NIT einem anbern
Wamm amf Die 8rense sn, elmer BON
ibnen trns elm 8e,pebr. snder
iast, er babe ben Mannern smsern-
fen, itia 81 iteben, aber iie taten es
nidt. Gr rief bann einem heinen
Wfegifanerimngen, Der anf einem
Sicpele Doriiberfmbr, sn, er m6sc
ben beioen MGnnern iagen, baf iie
Salt MAIDEN ipllten. Sic b6rtem ie-
bod gar nidt amf bas, mas Der sam
&c iagte, nnS oann benann Snder
5ir idlieken. Gr meloete iif) lpater
ielbft mno iagte, er babe beiSe Man-
ner get0tet, mas a6er nidJt iua6r luar.
Sn Wferieu bat Die Sadje groees
9lufieben erregt.
- Sin SUloat geamens S6umas
:. Gitpt idleint in 6arlingen pl0t-
lidD 0erriift geiuuroen at iein. Gr
ifoR in einen Saloon, ans bem
man i'm binansseluprfen babe, mnb
6radlte siuei Soloaten nno eimen
Terifaner Idmere 8nnbcm bei.
SpGter selans es, ben tpllcn Men-
idlen feitsnnebmen.
- Giue gans inbeitimmte Hadl-
ridDt ut in Waratbon einssfuffen. |
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Gin reIigionstoller gteeer in
Chicago Namens $. s. @csSntpre
tpuroe plobli6 ipabniinnig uno ioll-
te berbaftet iperoen. gr perborrifa-
oierte iih NIT leiner Srou in leinem
Saule. @s fam 5u einem &anpf, in
Dem er bier 8erIonen, ben BolisiIten
Stilart 0eank cine 8rau Spermeuer,
cine gea6borin, uno Die beioen 9ee-
ger 9llfreo 9nor uno gomaro
Wottbeips eri6oB rno brei anoere
Berionen beripunoete. Gr ielbTt uno
leine Sran ipuroen old eridoilen
luto oas Saus, in Dem er ipobnte,
ipnroe teilmeiie onrd 9pnamit ser
Itort.
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WEST TEXAS MILITARY ACADEMY, SAN ANTONIO TEXAS

Cine gearSag nnS far snabn grubi
@ebdsbn Gerbin6a
nihen 5dnen Musbiung Cfer Ros
6erne fenere gebduo Ieues gonere Spuma
gSesea aaapse peno.Gm LUkN, superintendent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-18

= Yrdiioent @ilIon bat @brobon
@lfus in geetu Oorf gum gotffaf-
ter in &onItantinopef ernannt.
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- Die Sdarfiidtigen ieben nidt
inlmer am tpeitelten.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
WOMEN! TRY H!
Save hvs dollars BY dry cleaning
everything a, home
with gasoline.

n Ia very cp.y aud inexpensive 'u
a., clean and brighten pu the rinhous.
1.rs. tokrs. ur,Nirs silks NOT work
niIrs. .hftN1Isis k.d rlu,cs and shoes
Nua ,hI'Irrn.s clothes. suits ,1pr
uno'.u g'fwyuis fancy ,ysie Swiss
uvu nvlnui, and chiffon dresses. dr'p.
ufIrs tugs n D.'. rn, and everything
'hpt would %. .uIn,d with soap uud
water
Got two ounce, of snlylic - nnv due
rist rnd pat il ln two ERlHs of Epsn.
'nr Vhcro u imm'datcN di.sol,rs
rNrn mmutsc the guois lo be- yl"aurd
rub little and ou' ii,, come looking
lflahI 1nd fresh uf new \uu viii Sind
nothing fades. shr'ul. uf wrinkles. 20.
luIflnr nn pressing
Thrsr few WnW,nts vn'k saves any
household five tu teu donlrs Ttv 81
mud ,ou viii nui dN pl,tnlns iutt 90,
,rtN 1s hundcrinr Your Crorrf ~ pu.
e1Nr" VIII supply the gasoline and th,
lfug siufr win furnish soI,lic. which 3.
imply E,solln. snnN Th,p wash
Nulrr uf 'nfgv dishran complete. Ipli
N.ur lN cleaning uuint
A. v1snlirc Be- vcN mnnmmphlr. b.
.ur. GOO dn your dr, cleaning uut ~ duuf.
ur ben room away nnm fire pf fnmr
Win Che window ''r ppcn Ndv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

lux program prrtrufrd Which gave esq.
deurr uf careful tuInrg and ,nihlslts.
tie interest Those taking utrt BOO 90,
tfugHm were Mrs William Ilultzyuu,.
unl Misses Helen White rHuu, Mill.
N0p Cooke HELEN Dunlop tempt.
lughley. Lois smith Euh ur UIruN
l'' owen. and tyahu Ii,s,mar
y p >
NJ " puut1m of Galveston E
the guest of her sister Nj gu N..
'iHf' and other old friends In the r'..
y p
Mrs Ear Shelley las returned from
Lawrence. Kan where m, WIS called
, fortnight agu b, the serious Uu,s.
o' her father who u.s. mI,h improved
Nn interesting and enthusiastic crowd
~ sixty iu spt, ~ the Indictment
weather. "nIo,ri ih, opening aud qutlI.
wing round uf IA, urIiv, tournament nt
'h" 'ountr, club Thursday evening. tine
iwrlN" hhlcs NJ PLAYERS being augmented
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
why HAIR FALLS OUT

pAndrun causes fcvorish Irritation
~ the scalp, the hair roots shrink. lows
IN and then the hair rnmrs out fast To
stop falling hair NJ once and nd 'ba
scalp VI every particle " dRndriu. get
u 9i.ccnt bottle NJ nnnd,rinc a, nm,
drug store. pour little I'm your hand
and rub we'll into the scalp After 81
few applications ali dandtun dlsnrrsat,
and the hair stops coming out Adv
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,;,;5&O|0,.!EY1Nf =! I!
'A'4' ~,nn"-p.t.s-saas ns,a.. s,<. sassaa'' ~

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''''' "''''
p q -
NIrt j - Armstrong Of Butler Mo
the gur.t of her daughter Mrs e.
e. nay Mr. pny win entertain Nllh d"
luncheon Ih"''''N III "ono' "' "''
'"'.'''"h
.,, ,.
WI ''' CIV l''''''
"' l'"' '' we WI '''' !"
N'''''''. '"' "'nH' "'''s "''
l.''''. n', h'"', ~ d" ,'
l..'' WI '"'",' 'N'' ' '',,,'
NI guy Nli'u"'l '"I W,
,'" "'' ,'' .''"''" w ~
I'n 'u' WI '''"'t' w. '',' ~
" 'u"'n', H"" Wv.
',I tue par, sp,". l'' W, y,,
n"In w, w. . ,r,,
,,., ..,.. .,,...
nc N'n.,n '' I'fn'' 'rin, WI,
H',"'"'N """" "'.' 80 a.. ,.....
.,r"c, m rr,,,. orwi,n Slr, snr,n NlnIh
e.. Il. announced
. -
V, jrpi.r rr,,,,or had n, ad
U,.or.l rur,r vllb the m.mn,,. ol tn,
p,,Jgr Luncheon rml Tni,.lp, Nm,.
vs. . Hu'h', aud John lI"lds, n.r
daughter Mrs Orh Lea Harrison W
Dallas also taking hand n ih" game
IiiEh scores were mNl' b' Mu't I'ulk
les. ttiycrnil .nI Frank johnson M'f
NthHr Bennett "lh entertain lh' Gun
next IhuNduE
Nr ,nd Nr 10 s tu, VIll entertain
with % cafeteria upper Srturdb "N'uIus
~ their home ul ln1 Nlst lIrn'h street
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..tu ..,,r,,I.,. a., ,.,.. ,,..,.. r,,.ra. ,t p..
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n..,rbt,, ,t v, Al ,,,,, ,f l1u
N..t si,,,.ut,. .,,,,t ,i,n GA. r,.,,,..I
%, ,t, lJ,r g s,,t,. ~ u,,,,p T,.,
,t o.,r,,L Tt,,rs4s. ,n,,,,,, qI.
v.idInr ,,. ,.l,Lrnt,J ,Yi,,I, ,, u,.
hn,p, of me bride. uu,0. and aunt In
Ir,sJ,r Tenn ,Err, y., n,. I..i .....
rir. nr several noptb. NJ, rI ,i,.
s,.i.s Irn the .nr... d,, ,, .n ,r.ri
,I y,,tdIpp ,,lr and ur,, p..,. ,.,.r,
q,U make thrir bor. ,t Marin Tom.
when, uI, rfopm f.. ,prpp,d ir lu..p,...
NIIs. Acre, is a ,n,rmtur piJ I'D rf,,I.-
uir ur tho hirhschool In a., pns. or
1875
. = y
Miss katherine Nylicurt ul WurUr.
DkI1 is ~, guest fui the week. end uf
Nif J l. H HHWkin.
- .
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r...,,.,.., ,,,. r.,..,. w
...,. ng, ,l a.. ,....,..,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

No 3i8 is for the .hou sioux
woman heavy abdomen; No 3l9
n tor the stout woman Of medium
beith flesh evenly distributed
and No 81 g Tor taller Nout
hsnre' Al Eso.Shspe models
that b rifhoa alteration $500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

Nfs Matte Gssth,u and Nr Ip. g.
SlHt'r huth uf Snyder Okb. were
united iu marriage Wrdu,sl11 evening
nt o'Hlnuk ~ the home of NJ aud Nf.
j 7 Thorpe" G25 Wet Iouieh street
re-, Frank Roach uf ~. lity N,tUn.
dl.t church performed tho ceremony 90
The present uf few utimpt, UI,uHs
VI. uut Mr. Shdrr l,u iNe Same ,,,.
ming fuf their hum, Don sutI,r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

eloquent Of good and timely
,ha-ls IN the way of bargains
titles Of merchandise that will
{ the special Friday lots also
day of unusual interest at the
ore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31


The music department u. SNu... mot
Medn' .daN ~ the hH" Nu invitation fu
v luncheon Eivrn Nprh ~ %, tho m,m.
hcrs of ~, philIamcr'Br, nv nri iu
matte mt department was accepted
Mr. Mae S,yrriu Nh,rtsuu .tnp .IInl.i
ni,Rd Man" bN jessie !. sr,nur and
"n,. Hold NJ, Hand. Tuuirb, D., car.
fr Jacobs iluud Nfa / Gl,m pohr
mus Ea,, N,,lr'a Might, IRk Uu.r.
and Niss ruth Surknry yhimr,, sNai.
lov" D., pond The remainder uf tha
program had lr'u postponed uu account
ui pn anticipated tain uum Nr iun
lusi"t ON DiNlr impio, rmcrt lut %, v,a
unable io hr present The r,,i regular
meeting Will hc Npril ~ n thr mll
Ne
The Tr rrrk Emhruid,r, club was
entertained Thursdn, h Mu \ s Gall.
man who lyi also ps su.sia Vmut
u Yates ri Nib OKLA aud Iums Pond
NrrdlUvoL and contests Divided th,
pleasure ul the aItrnuuu. tho bvui# m
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turned Wednesday from visit with her
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Mrs Olive Todd returned home Friday
morning from visit with friends m Min.
n"apolis nud - Paul Nlun stopping en-
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Miss katherine N,lcmt uf WurIlr.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-11

New York. Aug. 1.-THE possibil-
tiles of nationwide railroad strike
affecting 100000 employees and ting
up more than 100000 miles of rail-
ways, loomed nearer today, unless
"a settlement Is quickly reached. when
Warren E. Stone. grand chief of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engin-
eers, declared the men were growing
more and more restless.
I'VE must have immediate action"
said Stone. Carrying strike vote
around in your pocket. is like carry
ing stick Of dynamite. You can
never tell what is going to happen.
This CONTROVERSY has dragged along.
so that our men are growing impa-
tient. II it had not been for the
earnest plea Of the brotherhood presi-
dents, this controversy would not
have been submitted to the mediators.
But our plea to give the government
officers a chance to see what they
could do. finally prevailed"
When asked whether he thought an
attempt would be made to arbitrate
the difficulties, Stone shook his head.
and said:
''The members of the United States
board Of mediation and Cancellation
are the personal representatives of
President Wilson and that fact car
ries with 1t considerable weight, just
how much remains to be seen. II
this board is unable to reach some
settlement, It Is doubtful whether
any board or commission can do So"
g. w. w. Hangar. one Of the mem
bers Of the federal board. presented
some proposition Of secret charact-
er to the employees today. He re-
turned later to a meeting OF the me-
dlators. When asked what the pro-
gram was now, he replied he did not
know.
''We are now making our plans
hour by hour" he said. I'VE are
hopeful, but | can't predict what is
going to happen. l cannot say any
thing more.'
While the mediators were meeting
during the morning the employees held
another secret session. They will
await further word from the federal
board.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-11
ALLIED ARMIES HAVE COMMENCED
EXPECTED OFFENSIVE IN BALKANS

London, Aug. l1.--Indlcations that
the long expected offensive OF the
allies in the Balkans may have begun
were contained In dispatches received
here this afternoon.
BY a sudden blow on the Doiran
front, 3S miles north Of Saloniki,
French troops have captured the rail-
way station at Doiran, evacuated by
the allies when they retreated from
Serbia last fall. An official statement
from the French war office carried
this announcement this afternoon
An Athens dispatch to the Cen
tral News at about the same hour re-
ported a great battle raging on the
Balkan front. The allies have occup-
ed not only the Dorian station, but
high ground adjacent, the dispatch
said. VI
me British war once thus Iar mas
made no announcement Of the begin
ming OF the great drive expected to
sweep the armies Of the central en-
pires out OF Serbia, For several
days advices from German sources,
however. have reported increasing
anxiety at Berlin over rumors that
the allies Balkan offensive was about
to begin while the great triple Of
fensive on the western, eastern and
Italian fronts was under way ~
+ The allies, Berlin reported. plan
ed to squeeze the Austro- Germans
and the Bulgarlans by pressure on
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-11

four fronts simultaneously. hoping
at the same time to draw Roumania
into the war against the Austro-Ger-
mans.
The news of the allied success in
the Balkans followed announcement
Of new and sweeping successes by
the Russians In their advance against
Lemberg, from the southwest.
The Slavs are crossing the Bistri-
TIA river three miles east OF Stanis-
lau and have made a rapid advance
against the important city Of Halitz,
at the same time continuing their
advance on the Sereth river farther
north with large captures in pris-
oners.
The western front has been COM
paratively quiet for the past "a hours,
though the British war Office this
afternoon announced slight gains west
OF Pozieres' and near Bazentine-le-
Petit.
Rome dispatches also announced
further progress In the fighting
around Goritz.
No important fighting has occurred
on the Balkan front since last De-
cember, when the Anglo-French ex.
peditionary forces under General sar-
rail, retired from southern Serbia
under heavy pressure by Austro-Ger.
mans and Bulgarians.
The fighting at Doiran officially an
nounced today. Is the most important
Balkan engagement since the allied