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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-06
Sure lleberlidt.

Die italieniiden Siesesbe-
ridJtc ldeinen maslos iibertrie-
ben. Die Staliener babem ben
@ippadJ- -Jlnfi mod nidjt er-
reid,t. Sic bebnmpten rieitge
NaiIen BON Gefansenen se-
inadlt sn baben.
0entide ltnterIee6oute ioilen
I'M merifaniidjen 0plf Iein.
0emt1dJe nnb Seiterreider
babem einem Sell Der rmiiiidlen
.6anptitellnng an Der 9fara-
joipfa genDmtnen.
OentiflanS nnb Oeiterreid
prohamieren Die 1tnabbGngig.
felt Yplen's.
yyfowammore" iitdte sit ent-
fommem, iuie jekt feitaeitellt.
Die griediide 9esiernns
mill bic Gebellen siuingen, 6a-
terina pieOer sit ranmen.
Sie Sentide glbmiralitat ent-
beft einen neuen rSaralong"-
SaG.
@on oentider Seite iuirb Elm
ifarfer Grfolg in Der Stabe bon
Trc6eal an Der rnmaniid-iis-
benbiirger Wrense semelbet.
Die GDssa=S6ben am gO65a=
9sais meroen BON ben 9entidjen
iuiebcr erDbert.
Die SeitIdjen siuingen Die
gllliiertcn, im Somme 0ebiet
Scrrain aitfsmseben.
Die 9iniien bpntbar0ieren Die
SiiitenitGOte Gonitansa nm6
@iansalia in Der 9ubrmbidJa. !,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-06

Scntidaan6 nnS CeiterreidJ-ltn-
garn )aben geitern bic ltnabbangi]-
felt Gplem's perfiinSigen lalien. Sn
@aridJam fat General bpn geieler
nnb in Der polniidem Stabt gnblin
fat General bpm &lnf Hroflamatio=
men bcrleien, in 6enen es beikt, Der
bentide Safer anb Der &aiier bon
SeiterreidJ ltngarn bGtten, Derar-
Iaft onrd bas feite gertranen anf
ben Sies ibrer @affem nnS bnrdl
ben 8nnIdJ, Die l9iitrifte, Die iic
9imflanS inter sroFem Spfern ent-
riiien batten, in befrieSisenSe Ser
haltniiIe 81 bringen, beIdlloi-
len, ans bieien 9iitriften eincn
IclbititGnoigen Gtaat NIT ciner erbli-
den msnardiiden Hesiermns nno
elmer mooernen @erfaiInng sn Bill
ben. Gem neiten a6nigreidJ lper6e
cine pOllitGnbisc freie Gntiuidlnns
ieiner Grafte sngeiid)ert; Sentidj-
lamb nnb Oeiterreidp pltmgarn ipiir6en
sm ibm intime 8esiclnngen inter
baltcn. Cine nntipnale Mrnnee ipll
geld)affen iuerben, in Der, iuie es in
Der Eroflnmatipn beift; bic gforrci-
dJem Sra6itipmen Der altcn ppImi-
fden Secre nnb bic grinnernngem an
bic Sapferfeit, Die polmiid)e &amera.
ben in bielem Griege betpieiem ba-
ben, fortleben iollen. Die CrganiIn-
tiom bitler glrinee ioa bnrdJ gegen-
1eitiacs 1tc6ereinfommen Gerseitellt
iuer6en. Die beibem aaiier erflG-
rem, baF lie onrdj bielc Seritellmna
eines mmabbGnsigen polniidcn So
miareidls bic, Wiinid)e aller polniiden
Eatrioten erfiillt baben nnS bic srp-
fen MGdJtc iueitlid BON 1olen Mir
ben frob Iein, elm snfrieoenes nnb
aliiflidJes Tolen 5n ijren Nadbarn
sm habem. Wic grok bas 10 &C.
Idjaffcne meme Eolen iuer6en iOl,
lit in Der Erpflamation nidt seiaaf.
es iuirb i'm 0cgenteil ansoriidlidl
erffGrt, baF Die aeuamem GreItsen
oes 9anocs erlt fpdter feifgeifellt
fuerbcn. ssiir bic Insii6nns bes
@ablrcdts iuiro in ben Gt66ten elm
Glaifenipitenr eingeridtet, 6as nadj
Der geiitiaen ge6enftng Ser NGg.
Ter, nah ibrem 6eidGft mnS 0eiuer-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-06
SnIan0.
ssn elmer regularen

eSn etf1er regularef1 SDlddf,
Die I'M 9ufen Der Staot Gperett,
@aib., 5tpiIhen 800 MitgIiebern
Der usSi1buitrial @orfers Of tbe
! g8orlo" nno ettpa $50 gintpobnern
Der Staot gefhlagen tpuroe, iiflo 7
| Wdnfler getotet ltno 81 beripatl10et
lporben. Inter Ben Gotten befiii0et
! ii6 Ser 2eut. 6. 9. Curtis BON Der
8aIbington M1ili5, Der 5u1t Hefrlt-
tiernngsoienIt oortbnt abfonlnans
0iert NOR nno Sen 8eboroen beiite-
ben ipollte; Der sberiff erbielt einen
SduB our1 beibe geine lno elm att-
0erer 8ealilter ipuroe onrh eillen
2ungenfduB i6mer nerlullflOet- Die
ysss1tbnftrial @orfers", meilt ar
beitslole grrtearbeiter unb Sol5fdl-
Ter, fparen alif 5tpei Santpfern BON
Seattle nod gperett gefonlmen Inn
bort alfriibreril1e Neoen 5n balter
Ser Sberiff, nrteritiibt ourd be-
ipaffnete giirger Ser Staot, begab
iih beiir giiltreffeft Der 9alnpfer
ita6 Dem 2anoungsplabe uno erfldr-
te BEN ltntpillfonlmenen geiuhern,
oaB iie ni1t Iartoen fonnten. Nad)
einigern 6in- nn6 Serre6en eroffre-
ten oie Mnfon1nllinge sSeuer; Der
Sberiff mar Der erites Ser getroffen
tpur6e 1nb sliianrfteilbrah. Die err
bitterten 8iirger ertpioerten oann ben
Ingriff, BET Dem bier asSssn0nltrial
@orfers" alf ser Stelle getotet iplr-
BEN; stpei 8ertpllnoete ftiirsten bon
Dem Sdiff ltno ertranfen i'm Sa-
fen. Die bier Gotten ltno 26 ibrer
8ertpunbeten puroen BON ben rabia-
ten geillhern in gperett 5liriifgelal-
fen; oie beioen Sdiffe oampften
oont nah Senttle suriid.
esn @albington iino bonn Sssit-
fti5 Miniiterilln berihieoene lln-
teriuhrlngen eingeleitet, onrh ipel-
de oie iingebenre 8reisiteigerlna
Ser gum Reben abiolut nottpenbigen
9lrtifeI ernrittelt tperben ioll. Se-
porate ltnterIudalngen be5iiglifl oes
Steiaens Ser &oble. bes @etreioes,
oes SIeiihes ulp. iino eroffnet
9urh cine 8as GrploIion
ipuroen in ben geiiie-Minen bel 8ir-
mingban, 9lIa., 80 9eraIelte ber-
Ihiittert nno ar0Btenteils setotet
@is jebt puroen s 2ebetoige uilo 23
Eote 5u Gage geforoert; bier befin-
oen iih nod in Dem Shahte, ood
bot man feline Soffliung, oas Ole
8erltngIiidten iidl ndf am 2eben be-
finoer
Cardinal Gibbons bon @alti-
more bat Dor 8egiitn Der Ireoidt
in Ser &atbebrole oie 8emeinoentit-
glieoer ernabnt, iid tpeeen oes aus-
gangs Der 1r1iioententpabl itihf oitf-
suregen nno SIT beunrlibisen ion-
bern oas grgebnis ser sSiiglme Got
tes anbeim SIT fteIlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-06
General Wfabcptte IoG sSime-

-. General WiaDcotte Ipa Slime.
nes gerGi1nt mn0 iid ipeiter iiib-
lid) madJ bem ad)t5ig Meilea entferni
liegemben GscaIpm sitriidsesogen
labcn. giad Demielbem 8eridt Gbat
giaa Santa 9ioialia iuie6er berlaI-
len itilb iid nadJ Sitnenes geiuanbt.
Sm Gsealon ipirD General Mapeottc
feline 2ente NIT ben Srnppen oes
General Niirsia, Die 5000 Mani
sablen iollen, nno anSern Srmppell
pereinigen. ySie6er Elm nnSerer
geridt Iast, Oaf @illa Simenes idon
genommen 9abe, 10 oaf er in Der les-
ten 3eit brei StGSte erpbert batte:
Harral, Santa 9ioialia itnb Simenes.
Sn Gl Ynio iollen iueitere 8eitati-
gnnsem ppn Der Ginna6me Earral's 8
cinsetroffen Ieim.
- Samitag abenb trnf in Snnres
bie 9sadridt elm, Gen. Murgia iei
bei Gsealon, iiibDitlid BON Der Staot
Gbibmabma, ppn S1m @iliitas geid)la=
gen iuDroen.
Man Id)eint in Smares Ser
slmfdt s1 Iein, bak @illa smr 3sit
cine bominierenbe Golle I'M Staate
Gbibnabna Ipielt.
Cine insnberlaiIise 9epeidje aus
@aibinston iagt, bic gemeinIame
&pmmiiIion in gltlantic GitD uerhe
iuabrIdeinlid) in IA Sagen aifge-
l6it iueroen, iuenn nniere Hegieriing
nidt BEN Jriebensbebinsilngen Gar
ransa's snitimme. 9ieie geoinsnn-
gen ieien teilueile tnannebmbar.
Inter anberm berlange Garranse,
baf 6ie Ser. Stnaten Die &erau.-
iuprtnng fir @illa's 1teberfall anf
Sic Gtabt Columbus iibernebme, oa
@illa feline g8affen nnS leine Nnnir
tiDn BON smerifa erbalten ba6e.
Sn sSitares lit elm Nmerifamer
Namens gllbert 6nrplb, Der friiber
nit @illa sniammengefGimpft baben
ioa, inter Der gnflage bes @iebbieb-
itabls perbaftet iuurben.
= Guiubpgs bpn ber8abicura 6and)
Iollen snIammem nit Miiliseil BON
Namiqnipa ben gnsriff BON fiinfsia-
@illiitas a6aeid)lagen, mebrere ae-
t6tet nmb eli gefansem genummen
babcn.
9ioiario Garcia, cine Der TIN
terfibrer Iilla's, nnb mebrere an
oerc @illiitas iinb am SamItag mpr-
gen in Snare5 finaerid)tet luoroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-06

eSn Der 8er5Deifling oes glngett-
bids idift SSuoge 0apis beute an
ale nleine oeltti6en 6relltoe ullo
gfitbiirger eineil, ni6t BON iib leIblt
unteri6riebenen 3ettel, iporin er
angiebt, oaB ih Elm Yrobibitioniit
Fei. @s lit cine unper5eibIi6e Ser
ldumoung.
SD bin ME Hrobibitionilt gene
len. Shon por 5pei @oden babe
i6 i'm offentIih aufgeforoert, nit
mir in Der 8eetbopen Sale 5u be.
battieren mo ale feline ssebIer ais
Gifter 81 redtfertigen. gr fam
aber ni6t: er bat fiA perfro6en.
Sdgli6 babe id) i'm in Sen 3eitrn-
gen fritiiiert: er lieB nihts bon
lib boren. Sect erit, I'M lebten 9lu-
genblid, mo- i6 ni6t mebr ourd oie
Eoit antlporten fam, fonnt er bon
binten ber geidliden iinb ipringt
allf mid losl
Wseine Serren, laiien Sic oas an
geben2 9lnttporten Sic uno alle
SSbre SSreunbe itno 0fitbiirger, NIT
oenen Sic in irgenomogli6er @eiie
in 8eriibrlrng fontmen fonnen, Rid.
ter 9abis morgen Bel unIerer geo-
tional @obl.
9tfltunQspon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-06
g};dter WeIIou Qm(c nm Gount,,.

9fid)ter Nelion 2btlc bonn GunntD-
6crid)t fir Griminalfalle bot nab
reno Der lebten 5luei Sabre iiber
5000 Sdlle erleoigt uno allgenleine
3ufrieoenbeit gegeben. Gr mar frii-
ber Siilfs 9iItriftartipalt, tposu
er bon 8onuernenr Golanitt ernonnt
ipuroe, uno er tit ein Sreltno ser
Oeiitfd,en. Stinurtt fir feline @ieoer-
ertp1blungl
(Bolitiidbe anseise.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-06
S. ENGELKING,

&eptblifaniider @anoioat fir
COUNTY. .Ht6ter.
(Rolitifhe Gnseiee.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
Aeroplanes In Campaign.

Columbus, N. NJ, March l6.-Gen'
eral Pershing accompanied the iirst
troops TO the border. He then return
I'd here, and with other troops enter
ed Mexico to the flank of the main
army
The censor has asked correspoh
dents filing by mail, not to disclose iha
military movements or the number OF
troo,s sent into Mexico, saying iha'
to publish details might mean the loss
of American lives. not even the gen
eral facts of the crossing are allowed
70 90 over the telegraph wires, which
are under military control.
Aeroplanes in motor trucks are be-
lie,ed to be with the expedition.
Cowboy scouts and cavalry led the
expedition. Two infantry regiments
the field artillery and a wagon tran
followed. The departure OF troops
was busines like The Thirteenth
cavalry was in the van.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
SIX YEARS HIS
HOUSEWIFE, SHE
SUESF0R $4,000.
STRt\GE CASE BIIOi,is
COZ ri, WOMAN CHARGES
UNDUE I\fItlENtE

sfago. lll. March ~ A suit
against her husband for $4,000, ae
cusng him Of inducing her TO marry
him despite his knowledge that their
marriage would be- Illegal and eharg
lng be utilized her services as q house
wife for moro than half dozen years.
viii be- flied b. Mrs Anna Marietta
Of 3ei5 pine Grove avenue
Mrs Marietta says II vas through
her lncesaant aid that her husband.
Frank r. Marietta. owner OF a garage
af 1927 Belmont avenue. was enabled
10 build a 100000 business
Judge Kersten yesterday ruled that
Mrs. Marietta's right to wages as a
housekeeper could not be passed upon
in deciding her husbands annnlment
suit
Attorney Park phipps. counsel for
Mrs Marietta then announced that
his client would bring a separate ac
tion against Marietta.
On July 30. 1907. Marietta was
divorced from Mrs Emma Marietta
on Jan. 20. 1908. Mrs Anna Christian
was divorced from Clarence Christian
On May 4. 1903. Mrs Christian Waa
divorced from Clarence Christian On
May (, 1908. Mrs. Christian was mar
ried 20 Marietta
Recently. Marietta. through Atior
ney Edgar o. Eakln, sued 10 annu
/ the marriage because II had been con
iracted within one year after theli
respective divorces
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
AEROPLANES WILL Be
USED BY j. S. TROOPS
FOOD PROBLEM II BIG ONE;
CARRANZA OFFERS AID;
uORNO\S SAFE
(By Associated PressI
(BuLlETlNl
Columbus, N. NJ, March 1b.--lsy
mail 10 El Paso.)-united States
troops spent an uneVentful night IN
Mexico. No sight Of Villa yet.

III Paso. Tex, March l6-General
Pershing's expedition has penetrated
ten miles into Mexico south of Colum'
bus.
The troops encamped last night IN
a desert Some of the north Mexican
Carranza soldiers and civilians are
sa idto resent the American action.
But Carranza authorities show every
desire to prevent friction.
The city of Juarez is quiet. Canana
and ojinaga are now the storm cen
tiers. General Gales a Carranza com
mander. can not obtain communities
tion with them.
Il was rumored late last night that
a riot and bloodshed occurred al
oiinaga. This report has not been ot'
ficially verified.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
NULHALl CITIZENS TO
SINK WELL MAY |

c. H. Chapman, one OF Mnlhalls
leading citizens. is in the city "Oil
excitement continues strong in our
section" he said Leases are being
snapped up fevenshly while over
end above all things in general are
good. Farmers have money crop
conditions are favorable and the
iarmers are building new homes Mr.
Chapman, with Messrs Meek, zack
Nulhall and Morrison, of Guthrie.
have signed a contract for the sink
ing Of well two miles southwest OF
Mulhall clinton, of Denver, has the
cor tract and work is to start May J..
The contract calls for 5000 feet Of
drilling. Clinton is an experienced
On man and says a big pool OF oil
underles the Mulhal country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
CITY FEDERATION ISSUES
ARB0R DAY PROCLAMATION

TIE cit federation OF AomsaB
cAbH through the clgie committee
igsues the following proclamauon to
every man. a0man and ehild ln gHta.
rie toait That TaesdaY March
.' be- observed AZ Arbor Day That
We planting o. trees. ahrnbbery and
flowers De- made apon taat aB That
i bo made a dag of ci9ie asakenins
20 the Importance of such work Tha,
Dsbiic demonstrations, By means or
'fbor Day programs. b. the schools
efd various organizations. wlll be
telpin 10 creatn spirit of civic
nlde in Guthrie tho city of Roses +"
The federation recommends tho
plan o. giving each child IN the city
tree. Or a rose bush 10 plant aud
care FOR each year OF lts Ire --clHc
Committee Of Federation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
M'CRAW FORCES NOW
ADMIT HARRIS VICTORY

Oklahoma City Okla, March To-
That James A. Harris has carried
enough delegations throughout the
state 10 insure him every congres.
sional district in the state with the
possible exception of the Eighth, Is
now reluctantly admitted by strong
McGraw adherenls here The fight
for the Oklahoma county delegation
was hard one. Arrayed against
Harris were county, city and state
administrations. practically all of the
banks and all representatives Of the
railway companies. In the face Of this
opposition Harris has carried the
county and city by 36.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
LOGAN COUNTY FARMER
WHO FARMS |NTELl|GENTLY

Henry Wulff is a farmer OF the
right sort. lie raises grain and
drives It to market in the shape
ef fat hogs and cattle. And his hogs
ard cattle are always the prime ones
on the market. lie gets the top
frice because his stock is always top
quality Yesterday ne brought foul
tig hogs to town. He left with his
bank roll swelled s99 That's what
IL four porkers brought on the To-
cal market. The general market
rrice was $50. he secured the top
Sc It pays to mix hogs and cattle
With the raising OF corn. oats and
rought stuff on the farm NO cot.
ton for mine said Wuiff. Every
tody makes money out OF cotton but
the man who raises it. Diversified
crops. farmed intensively, with a
bunch Of cattle. and a drove Of hogs
10 follow EN- Is the stuff in this part
Of the country"
Mr. Wulff lives in the Meridian
vicinity east Of town.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
CITY FEDERATION PREPAR-
ING FOR CLEAN UP DAY
MRS oHAS OLSON. NEW pREsl
ofNr OF CLUBS. BEGINS CAN.
eAiGN foR CITY BEAUTIFUL

Mrs Charles s otson. president o.
the clly federation has begun her
c'ic eampaien WfM Characteristic
erersy aad promplucss she CALLED
an Initial meeting yesterday after
noon at thc gluh room 81 ihe cane.
sig Library Cor a conference elh Ae
chairman 81 mo civic ana Oouer
committees
Commissioners ClomIeE represent
Ag che mihlle utilities department
ana also representative 81 the t'ham.
bee ~ Commerce D., reason of thc
alsen,e of Nr carl Fairfield and
Marley q Smith ot thc Noune Mnas
noostor club and Miss Anna shoeu.
haif flower mnelor and sunergls.
OF OF "a boys gardrn club. we're In an
hourR conference today preparatory
To launching b.e campaign or CIV
3, improvement
Commissioner Clethicr has uHier
consideration Toe improvement a.
the mnken nia GA North ntual st
The elylc campaign Wnl be lnaugu
rnted ueNi Meek
Tho blk ralb aod cIyl, inspection
WIN bc held Aprll 9TH The lnapec
tiou viii be- thorough aud ellyNlde
The federation vii ash the coop
grafton OF cily officials commercial
bodies, civic associations schools
aud churches and citizens general,
u WAS thought hotter 10 eiye The
citizens chance 10 clean up before
TIE grand rally day April 5lh.
Tho chicken raids" are a scriou,
menace to flower growing ami gard
oniug There viii be- a serious de-
mand made for tho abatement az
the chicken nuisance and the unaan.
Ilery condition Of stock barns and
slahlcs
Tho committee win meet next
TUESDAY at 2 D m at tho office Of
tlty supt Scott. who Ia an enthns.
lastlc booster for a city beautiful
and who viii give substantial assist.
ance TO the civic campaign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
EWING WILL DISTRIBUTE
THE GRANDFATHER LAW

Representative A. A. Ewing who Il
in Oklahoma city today. has made
Arrangement 20 secure supply Of
the new election laws In pamphlet
form, Also ihe bill passed by the last
father Law These he will distribute
to members Of the central committee
and others IN attendance at the county
convention next Saturday.
The county convention will be call.
ed to order At i30 O'Clock sharp. By
Chairman Frank Wolf al the district
court room Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
[LKS ELECT OFFICERS
AND GIVE SOCIAL sPASM

Guthrie Lodge q T. q. T.. l2G. held
IA annual election Of officers Tues
GAY nlgat followed bg a social aes.
SION The uea officers are VI AZ
q ltourke csaltod ruler. J. y burke.
leading knight George MaGreeor.
lo1al knirhi Wafno Glnvor leDtur
ilE kniRat b NJ Nlllioms. secretary
" q Wcloh treasurer. A Meyer.
ir tller t o. ilaear delegate IA
raiioun convention A hlv deleSn.
ilon of ilka SIN aftoud lhe mlnsueis
end clhnrei 10 oklahoma CITY March
% cad Nassfose former Leader
oaploye la ia CHARGE ~ Zoe affair
other former Guthrie people M mo
cast are James brill Gco fYrman
and Mrs Ralph Brown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
Problem Of Food Is Big One.

FL Paso, Tex, March l6.-General
Bell is busy attending to the prob
lem of food, water and communication
for more than the four thousand men,
who today were out on virtual
desert rapidly getting farther from
their base. The Twenty-third infantry.
from Galveston, arrived today
The feeling among the American
cold ers is indicated by remark OF
one perspiring trooper We've got
or chance at last"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
MOVEMENT 0F ARMY IN MEXICO
KEPT SECRET As POSSIBLE
NEGRO BOYS HELD FOR
STRIPPING A FORD

nalihal Russell aud Clarence Ioan.
SON negro boys. charged separately
With grand larceny in connection
With stealing casing tubes and tire
from ear owned by F " Tapnell
on the night OF February sath. while
1t was standing in front Of the cham.
her of Commerce In full glare OF an
electric llgat were before Justice W.
Ii Hornaday ON preliminary hearing
Yesterday evening The hearing re-
shifted in the Johnson boy being held
ii connection with the actual steal
inc and Russell on charge OF know
iagly receiving stolen property. Rus
sell who Is connected with the
| angston college gave bond Of $500
for appearance at the next term OF
a strict court for trial johnson. who
lives in Guthrie is still in Jail Both
! ends we're fixed at $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
BANDIT LEADER DOES NOT
BELIEVE EDUCATED MEN
POOR Oh MINICO WILL
RhIN OtND VILLA AS
\ lilllO
lny Asaoelated proaal

New York. March igNo ordinary
punitive eNpeditiouary force can ever
tlud Francesca Nilla unless he Is be-.
iwyed' 80 declares John Reed. who
knows villa better than any other
American alive Reed spent flva
months with the Mexican revolution.
Any leader eating with him In hia
homo riding With him on hls train.
going with him In The saddle on his
campaigns and attending his councils
of war;
American army officers" continued
Reed famous writer and war CORE
Hponient have said again and again
villa Il q born military leader and
that's just what he Is. lilo knows
northern Mexico thoroughly and will
lead our soldiers no matter how many
we send a chase before he Is taken
dead or alive,
II he Is accompanied by men who
poascss the bravery OF those | saw
storm Gomez palace. they will not he
afraid 10 attack even an overwhelln-
ing force should villa think # bes, for
Them 70 do SO.
when The pursuit. Is on. Villas men
will undoubtedly scatter and later
come together in the mountains and
harnss the invading troopa. II Is
doubtful " villa viii risk any kind OF
open battle against well armed AmerI
can troops ! should not be- surprised
If ho wore betrayed by some Of his
officers Il is unlikely that any q his
peon comrades will betray him.
"vnla once told me most of the edu.
Gated men be- had known had betray.
ed him. no ho dd not trust educated
mon He was born peon. aud FOR 2Z
years WaF bandit beloved by the
poems
"lle vaa me Mexican Robin Hood.
taking cattle from the rich 70 feed the
poor ana raiding haeIeuds to pat an
end 70 the unjust conditions prevailing
on hicm
"But villa ia not a romantic, noble
Chriatllte figure He ls rough
rontersnau who does not spare his
euemles
"yilla is the best rider shot and
dancer IN northern Mexico lie Is
specially fond Of gambling and dancing
and loges to get into the ring at a
bull fight and try his luck
"ila would walk up 10 the infurlated
animal lnd with HIS double cape slap
him insnlsutly across the and for
half an hour would follow the greatest
sport ever saw.
Sometimes the saved OF horns OF
the bull would catch villa In the seat
ii the trousers ani propel him vic.
lenily across the ring
% 60 not think his personal ambi.
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REVOLT IN IRELAND IS
BECOMING ALARMING
PRINCES NnMN HAS pAt SID
ron mn YIN: GERMANS
WIN IMPORT t\I POINT
(aulLETlNl
lnY AAaaelhtnd nreaA }

NEW YORK. MARCH i6.-cAP
TAIN DESchELLES, oF THE
FRENCH LINER, FAoRg. REPORTS
rHAs HIS VESSEL WAS ATTACK.
10 BY a sUBMRiNG WITHOUT
WARNING oFe rUNls IN THE
MEDITERRANEAN SUA MARCH u
FIRST,
TWENTY Of rHE NINE huNp.
rEo PASSENGERS WE'RE AMtRL
CANS. The TORPEDO PASSED
WITHIN TWENTY FEET or Hls
BOAT THE CAPTAIN SAW The
rERlscopE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
IOM IAGGAR1 10 SENATE

Indianapolis. Ind. March l6-
While no one in authority here would
comment. II was generally believed
today that Governor Samuel Ralston
would appoint Thomas Taggart. demo.
cratic national committeeman for In
diana. 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Senator Shively. until sue
cessor is elected next November.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-16
DECISION AFFECTS STATE
BANKRUPTCY LAWS

Washington, d G., March l6- In
upholding the validity OF transfer Of
land, although the deed was not re.
corded until within four months OF
bankruptcy. the supreme court Mon
day reversed the Interpretation given
the bankruptcy law in eighteen states,
including Arkansas and Oklahoma and
sustained the Interpretation given in
sixteen states. including Louisiana and
Texas
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Klngsyille Texas, March lG Nexi.
can bandits said 10 have numbered
about thiri9 med upon sixteen Amer
lean soldiers Guarding the liarrcda
midge on the Sc Louis. Brownsville
and Mexico railroad about fourteen
niles north Of Brownsville, last night
II least one hundred shots we're ex-
changed None OF the Americans
wore injured Il Is not known II the
bandits suffered any casualties