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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

University OF Texas. who is IN the city
iu order TO make arrangements for the
continuation Of the Texas School of
Mines, despite the recent fire. made a
brief but pointed address
There are some things that fire can
not burn he said FL Paso need not
fear that the school OF mines VIII be
discontinued Just because we have mad
fire here Even the water thrown on
the school by the soldiers cannot
quench our enthusiasm
I'VE hope 10 build the school Of mines
SO that outwardly il viii show you all
that We know it contains on the in
side The school Of Mines will be con-
unued and Il viii be continued in FL
Georgia Rotarian Heard
Lieut.. Clarence Levy. a Rotarian Of
Augusta, Ca, and a member of the First
Georgia infantry, began by saying that
lie had had silence imposed on him for
so many months that he feared he
hardly knew how TO express himself.
He then proved that his fears were
Erouudless by telling some good jokes
and even speaking in para bles-" His
parable OF the old man and the traveller
was particularly fortunate.
a traveller met an old man and
asked him how FAR il was 10 the near
est city said Lieut. Levy. The old
man replied that it was two miles. The
voyaser then inquired what sort of
town IL was The AGED one countered
1v asking the traveller what sort of
town he had come from.
The rottenesJ town you ever heard
Of was the answer
Then the town that you are going
10 is a bad town"
Another traveller met the same old
man and asked the same questions But
to the query as 10 what sort of town he
had come from. he replied that he had
come from the best town on earth. and
had been sorry TO leave it.
Then the town you are going TO viii
be the best town on earth said the
sage
wei. gentlemen" declared Lieut..
Levy in conclusion. 4 came from a
damned fine town. and / came to =
damned fine town" The ROtsrians
cheered. -
Another Army Visitor.
Another army visitor was Lieut. o. F
Henning. surgeon of the 18th United
States cavalry
" p. Carlock expressed his regret
that his change from the White House
TO the Popular Dry Goods company au-
tomatically severed his connection from
the Rotary club. and added that Jake
Miller would take his place as active
representative from the White House
r. $. Gray was awarded the weekly
prize. and Jake Miller was declared the
goat
T. C. Perry. Of the Lone Star Motor
company, viii have charge OF the meet
Ing next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
2 foundation RIght.

Lay the Foundation Right.
II you would build well. the f0unda-
ton must be right. The supersTuc-
ture viii be as weak as the foundation
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

Ticket
Nominated at the Primary Election
July D, 1916.
Fer Representative 18th District
R. E. THOMSON
For Representative 1ISth District
R. NJ. DUDLEY
For Judge s4th Judicial District
DAN NJ. JACKSON
For Judge fist Judicial District
PR. PRICE
For Judge 65th Judicial District
BALLARD COLDWELL
For County Judge
E. B. McCLINT0CK
For County Attorney
W. H. FRYER
For Sheriff
SETH B. ORNDORFF
For County Clerk
W. D. GREET
For County Tax Assessor
JOHN 7. CAIN
For County Tax Collector
RID. RICHEY
For District Attorney
LEIGH CLARK
For District Court Clerk
c. NJ. Mckinney
For County Treasurer
A R. WEBB
For County Surveyor
A. S. ALBR0
Fer Hide and Animal Inspector
R. W. LOVE
For Superintendent on Schools
MISS MYRA WINKLER
For Commissioner. Precinct To- l.
ROBERT E. LYONS
For Justice of the Peace. Precinct
No. 1. Place T.
J. NJ. DEAVER
For Justice of the Peace. Precinct
No. 1, Place ?
A. J. HALL
For Constable. Precinct No. -
LON GARNER
Fer County Commissioner Preeiaet
GEORGE PENDELL
For County Commissioner Precinct
HENRY L. HERRING
For County Commissioner Precinct
]. NJ. WALLING
Political Advertisementl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

Commercial Cafeteria. q better place
To eat-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
SMASH 10 JOINTS

Chinese gamblers are scratching
their heads Monday for solution
OF the police problem.
They had Just installed new
equipment In 10 places below Yes
Ter way Saturday when a squad OF
police Wreckcrs. In charge OF Chief
Buckingham. called with axes and
smashed up everything IN sight
Chinese diplomats have been
shylnF In my office about every day
since | took the job try ng To fix
things up 40 they could run
gambling joints" says Chief Beck.
lnEham. I've told EN- each time
that this was going TO BIO a poor
town for a Chinese gambler from
now on"
lie made good his promise satur.
day afternoon.
All the equipment vas spllntered
by the police axes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
SCOTT REPORTS
TO WASHINGTON
General Believes Border Trou-
bles viii BE Amicably
Settled
CARRANZISTAS TO AID
~ CARL D. oRoAT
nlted Press stair Correspondent


United Press stair Correspondent
WASHINGTON. May l5,-Gon.
Hugh Scott today presented 10 Sec
rotary Baker and Secretary Ian
sing information which will be help
ful in guiding their future course
with regard 10 Mexico.
Scott told them that while Gen.
Aware Ohrcgon refused Mexican
cooperation ia black aud white. no
offered assistance which viii be
helpful II there are no outbreaks
nmong the detached Carranza gatri-
sons.
Scntt's report tended 20 confirm
the recent feeling OF optimism with
regard TO Mexico. altho he Included
IN IL the opinions ~ many ~ Paao
citizens who believe that n general
Mexican housekeeping viii ulti.
mntely be necessary.
Gen Scott ls In most optlmis-
tic frame OF mind" said Baker. aft.
or brief conference lilo seems
to think that favorable situation
has been created.
The war department had no con.
flrmation OF reported new raids.
Army men doubted that Carranzis'
taa threatened tho American com
munications.
Fifteen hundred CarranKisas
have arrived near Big Bend. In ac-
cordance with an agreement 20 aid
In rounding NO the Nilllstas VINO
ralded Glenn Springs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE l
ROGER Easement
ON Trial FOR LIFE

their own request"
Smith asserted that the vast ma.
jority OF the Irish captives treated
Easements overtures with con
tempt. whereupon they we're pun
ished and their rations reduced.
The German auxiliary sunk off
Ireland when Easement landed car
RED 10000 rifles. 1000 900 rounds
OF ammunition. 10 machine guns
and many bombs for the rebels.
Smith declared.
Smith read Balley's statement.
corroborating the charge OF Case
ment having seduced imprisoned
Irish soldiers In Germany. and
showing that the submarine In
eNhich Easement, Bailey and others
went 10 Ireland was the U-19.
Police Inspector Parker, the first
witness. testified that Easement
had not attempted 10 spare himself
when arrested, but had insisted that
Bailey was innocent.
John Robinson, an Irish prisoner
exchanged from a German camp
testified that Easement offered 300
Irishmen in his camp $500 TO desert
Robinson testified that 30 Irish.
men accepted Easements overtures
and enlisted in the German army.
John Cronin. an exchanged pris
oner, swore that Germany promised
10 transport these deserters to
America in tho event OF q German
defeat.
" was observed that Casernent't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
Packed!
SWamped!
With people that necessitated
the closing of the doors at
times
Seattle stands amazed at this
bold and reckless
slaughter
Come tomorrow. sale starts at
10 a. m. and see this I'M
heard of sacrifice.

tomr--don'f wsit--tbe situation
permit. OF no delay. Our position IL
critical. An impending dis.st~r
.tares us In the face. The sheriff
may put thi. stock on the street any
day. caused by the dispute over back
rent between the owners Of the
building aud the West Coast sreuri-
ti~~. the agent we paid our rent fo
til May 25th.
Come here tomorrow. Many new
bargains viii he Offered.
SALE OPENS At THE STROKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
WRECKAGE TELLS TRAGEDY

OF guessing the identity OF the sup
posed wreck
Persons along the beach said to
day that great clouds OF smoke
were seen on the horizon early las,
week.
Some. with glasses, said they
made out the masts OF sailing
ship. from which the smoke appar.
entity was coming.
A heavy southwest gale was blow
ing on the harbor last Monday. and
the first pieces OF tho supposed
wreck came ashore Treslav.
The trunk washed ashore vas OF
foreign make and contained. among
other things. childrcn's clothing be
lieved TO be OF Norwegian pattern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
MAYOR FACING
DAMAGE SUITS
Lawyers for Wrecked Drug
Stores Get Busy
Monday
COUNCIL ACTS TODAY

Indignant druggists turned
loose an army Of lawyers Mon
day 20 do legal battle against
Mayor Gill and Chief Decking
ham, as reault OF the smash
ing tactics loosed against
booze and booze sellers dur
Ing the last two weeks.
Reinioreements for the sd-
rinistration. however, were
scheduled TO be on the way
Monday afternoon. when the
council resolution backing UP
the mayor and chief for their
aggressive action was 10 be
voted on.
Enough votes have been volun
teered 10 assure the mayor that he
will be- supported In his policies
financially and morally by the city
government.
Mayor Takes Big Chance
Favorable council action relieves
the tension for Mayor GIN.
He went into the strenuous cam
palgn against blind pigs with his
chief at the risk OF facing damage
suits that would break him and
scare away hia bondamen.
Attorney John B. Ryan. repre-
sentiug J. J. Kelley. whose First
ave. art parlor" was wrecked Map
4 ~. .Y....a.H thut a.. nil
bring proceedings for $4,000 dam
ages against Gin and Rockingham
Charter VIII Sue
J. & Charter. OF the Charter
Drug Co. located Ia the old Savo,
hotel barroom. says he viii sue e
regain the stock OF old wines sclz
ed Friday noon.
Attorneys for the Eyres Storage
and Distributing Co. raided Thurs
day. viii try TO get Mayor GIN clteC
for contempt OF court when thel
appear before Judge Ronald Tues
day morning They say he was lie
gally restrained from selling th'
liquor
Attorneys Hodge and Stephen
already have filed claims for th'
restoration OF liquor seized from
the James Street pharmacy.
Define Storage Rights
Corporation Counsel Caldwell
and Prosecutor Lundin have an
nounced that both city and count
can prosecute storage concern
that have more than two quarts o
whisky and ~ bottles OF beer OF
their promises at any time.
Prosecutor Lnndin produced cor
respondrrcc with the Eyres S'oF
pgp and Distributing Co. EhoV,al
he had Informed then on March I
that they colld not nave any NOR
whirky on their premises than ans
body else couii have In mis- home
| Lister After Them
Gov. Lister has taken up IN
matter OF Illicit sales In drul
stores. and has written Socretar
Garrison OF tho state board OF phar
macy. asking him II tho board ha
the power 10 cancel tho license o
a drug store that breaks the Law
II personally believe II ough, 4
be done. II Il IA within your ~
thority." he urged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

sTOP AND CONSIDER WHAT THIS SALE
MEANS TO You
Think Of buying well known nation yyIdo nd
y~rtiaed brands OF merchandise Of this cniiber at
ridicuioosly low prices. such ms T. system.
ktrschbsun, Hfr.ch-Mic kwtre, Adler Rochester,
sincerity brand. Fidelity Urnnds Of tiothiaEI
Arrow, Monarch, Green Hood. Manhattan, Hates
street shirtst strtsop, Il inEsbury, Unrdman, etc.
Usfsi Hamilton-Irown ". =. DougIns, Packard.
Zimmerman Drgen. seIs, etc, shoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
DELEGATES LEAVE

Washington women's clubs will
be represented by g delegates.
eho leave Tuesday for New York
to attend the hinennial convention
o, the General Federation of Won.
ems clubs. May % to June 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

shoes were without laces.
This II precautionary measure
to prevent him from committing sui.
rfHo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF Seattle high schools TO be held
on June ~. All except broadway
high viii hold exercises In their
own buildings Broadway's place
hasn't been decided yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
CONVENTION MEETS

Delegates 10 the annual conyen.
ton OF tho Protestant Episcopal
church OF the diocese OF Olympia
arc in Seattle Monday for a three
day session In Trinity church. The
Women's auxiliary OF tn. board OF
missions will convene Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

Arro~ and Silver Collars,
worth 15c. Sale En-
price. dozen ...oOS
Mems shirts, regular
prices 20 800. o.
Sale price ...... CIV
Mems suspsnders. worth
TO Csc, O.
now ........ w
One lot ESQ and SOC Ties,
s s''. ...... lie
Work Shlrts, worth TO
l 100 ........... 29c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

A COMPREHENSIVE show
"A Ing Of New orapery Fab
ries, both serirs and Domes-
tie and Imported Cresonnes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

DURE Food Show AZ the Arena,
l. beginning Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

HoouiAM, May i5.--Witn
~reekase washed ashore here
clearly indicating the loss OF
ship, shipping men today are
still without any clue a. TO the
identity Of the lost vessel.
Several pieces Of Grated fur
nlsure, a trunk Of clothing and
several pieces Of the rail Of q
ship have been found thus far
Ut the beach north Of Damon
at the north side Of the
Entrance Of Grsys hsrbor.
No ship. however. has been re
,orted wrecked. and seamen ar
the records in the hop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

shoes were without laces.
This II precautionary measure
TO prevent him from committing sui
eide.
Planned Expeditions
Enough evidence was submitted
today To show that Easement plan.
ned TO land several expeditions I'm
ireland.
II was charged that the German
auxiliary vessel destroyed while
trying TO reach the Irish coast car.
led rifles, cartridges, machine
guns and bombs for the rebels.
Prosecutor Smith exhibited
flag OF the Irish Republic" which
he said Easement brought ashore
with him and buried in the sand
near Tralee.
During most OF the session. Case
ment squirmed nervously.
The arrest OF Daniel Bailey. in
connection with Easements opera
lions. was kept secret until today.
His confession was read in court.
Bailey Confssses
II said that after he had been
seduced to leave the camp of Irish
prisoners and Join the Germans he
was ordered by Berlin to accom-
pany Easement 20 Ireland In q
German submarine.
The collapsible boat in which he
and Easement left the submarine
overturned in the surf and Bailey
and Sir Roger reached shore with
difficulty.
They went 10 shop in Tralee.
| said the confession. whore Case
ment was scheduled TO meet a
rebel leader who failed 10 appear.
Bailey was arrested while enter.
ing an automobile, which was to
drive him to meeting Of rebels.
/ Asqulth In Belfast
"a few, unfortunately" he said.
were seduced, including Daniel
Bailey"
Premier Asquith has gone TO Boil
fast on q tour af Ireland. studying
the rebellion at close range.
Some newspapers said his visit
was connected with a proposal 10
either disarm tho Trish factions or
incorporate them in an auxiliary
10 the British army. The Daily
News said that the nationalist
we're ready TO dlsarm n the Ulster
ties I'D. but the latter faction rais
ed difficulties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
. CIR O w DED!~
The Great fOrCed-to-V aCate
Selling-0ut Sale
by the
INTERN NATIONAL
Chr WAGE CO

At itoo-1ttt Second Ave-, in the
Former Panton Dept. Store
attracts people from far and near.
from all walks OF life. Why don't
you come and save, as thousands
OF others have done heref Never
before has sale OF this magnitude
created so much buying enthusi-
asm.
Come tomorrow with the crowds
N you care 10 save money. Re-
member. this sale may only last
three days-if we are notified by
the sheriff and forced out--and
will positively not continue longer
than II days II we are not notified
by the sheriff to vacate any time
In the II deays.
Hurry! Hurry Don't delay
your buying. Remember, time, TIDE
and bargains wait for no one.
Tomorrow's Sale Starts at 10 A. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
Asuulth In Belfast

You can get lot OF coed land
bargains IN Star Want Ads.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-11

9eldulIen nnS orei gesiumngen al
lamoen; ibr 0eiamnltperlnit betrast
allp "a ssabrsenae.
Die Sramsuiei meloen, naf iie i'm
fransDiiidJen aptbringen an Ser
sSrDnt nun 6allebille=8renenil, IN
Der @egenb Dou gaoompiller, obemt=
ldc Srsaniiationel serit0rt" battfn,
auomit tie iagen uollen, bafs iie oel1t=
idJe srmppen ms ibren 5tellunsen
seiagt baben.
glnf Dem belgiiden ariegsl6an=
plat lit anideineno nid)ts BON 8c-
oentnms geIdeben.
sllts bem Often mnS 0um Valfan
lit nad) ben oelttlden gerid)ten nidJts
slt melOen.
I Yin Der italieniiden syrpnt mirb
luie0er einmal Der griifenfopf BON
Splmein beIdoiien.
gns WiailanS ipirS gelneloct, man
befiirdte cine Winiiterfriiis. Sppiel
mir iuiiien, befiirdDtet man sic idpn
lett mebreren Sagen.
| Gime SepeIdJe nnIerer 8otihaft III
aonifantinDpel inelbet, sic 9iniIell
/ ieien an Ser fleiiaiiatiiden aiiits
yoes Sdluarsen Neers selanbet II. bis
bGinnabme pDn SrapeSmnt iteh,
'nmmittelbar heppr. Der amcrifaniId),
GDnim1 in Srapesnnt babe Sie 9lr
dine Oes oemtid)en aomfalats iiber
npntmen. Der OeittfdJe &onInl FAB.
bic StaSt DerlaiIen.
Gin amerifaniiber Hrebiger II
Berlin Hamefls gappert fat Iih BE-
Iilniernl oortiaen aoniulat oariibel
beldtpert, oaB er BON oeutihen Sol
oaten misbanoelt lei. Sic ioIea II
Iein @aus eillgeoriingen iein Uni
iblt alf Die 'StraBe geidIeppt hnben
Die Snloaten iollen Damn peri1rteiH
aber Oas llrteiI ioG ipieoer illspen
oiert lein Gie gan5c gsahrih
flinat ettpos ionoerbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-11
ans Merifo.

General Gales bat 800 @or,
ra15iita Soloaten nadb San 2uis
HaB, maize Dem Hlnlfte, an oem ole
beiben merifanilf)en Staoten glJi
buabua uno Sonprn nit Dem ane-
rtfaniiden Staate Stem Merieo All
ianlmentreffen, geibidt. DieIefben
Deroen NIT ben amerifaniidpn Sol
oaten beim YatrouiIlieren Der @ren.
Sc 5itIammenarbeiten. Die Gnrran.
5iitas fperoen rote 9lrlnbin0en ira.
gen. oarnit iie nidt nit ben Gilfi.
ltas perlpebielt fperoen fonnen.
ssralt @risbt. Ole BON Den giI-
llltas getangen genonmen uno ipa-
ter rlad) Dem lleberfalI olli Golunr-
bus IN 5reibeit geIebt mar, bat ibr
..BabD" tpieber erhoIten. onB man
ibr fortgenommen bate ssbr Mdnn
lrno Elm iiinser Menid) 9eamens
Snpoen, beioe slnlerifaner, Die gleidl-
5eitie init ibr gefangen genommen
iDnren, iino ermoroet iporoem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-11

Dir Diberipriidx sipiidjem oen
Senfld)en uub frau50iiidjen 4eridjten
besiieiid) bes Sort gaur bei @er-
bun iueroen onrd5 ben hentigen Seaf-
fden 8eri6t, baf bic Transolem ei-
men Eeil bts Sort Barr smriifae.
wonnen babrn, teilptilt ipeniaitens
aHsgtaliMen. 8esngIidJ bes Oorfes
gamr seben bic weridDte nod inn
mer meit anseinanber. Rad ben
frans5fiden MeIbnnaeu 6aben Sie
0emtI6en nid)ts bpn oem Ourfe inn
Belts o6tr iuenigitens nnr cinea
fieintn Sell nnb iinS ale lire Nn-
sriffe abgtl4Iagen. Rad BEN bent
ldjen 1eridjten babtu Bic Geutjdjeu
eas game 9orf ganr nn6 bic sran-
soien iino bic Anertifen6tn, Die ab-
geIdllagen iunr0en. Die 9eutid1sn
melbn, oaf iie Den Gorbeanr-Walo
bon ben Gtin6en geianbert babem;
bic 6ransulen geiteben oies mmr
baib nn6 baIb nnb in6ireft AT, in-
oem iie iagen, bic 9emtidJeu batten
ben Seil oes Gorbeanr @aI6es,
ben fie linen neulidj abseuommen,
snriiderobert. Die 9entldjem nab-
men bel oielen stGmpfem nm ben
8alb feds Gffisirrem mnb 6S1 Gof-
oaten gefausen, erbemteten andl EFF
Aanunen. Die SemtfdJen meloen
ferner, bak tic, anf Der Citleitr Ser
Vfaas, ben Nblnin 8alo mnS ben
96beuSus iiibipeitlid, pOm Tprt
0onamntOnt, genpmmen ba6en ltno
0ah iie in Der @Debre G3caeub
onrdJ ods betunlbetc Serrain iiiS-
difIidj boH 9amIoitp bprsebrmuaeu
IiHb. Rad Der fransSffdjen Oar.
itelnns erid5einen 6ie aampfs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-11
1900 Sclddtell
flaN meXiko.
Sila uiro ijari Dtriplgt.
Soil tot oder lebsndig
eillgebraNt Werdefl.
3Dansis sote III Columbus.

3 4
Braiioent @ilion bat auf sln-
trag BON General Syliliton in lleber-
einitimmung nit Dem 4ohinet uno
init bollitduoiger 9illigltng oller
sur 3eit in @oibington onipele1toen
aongreBlellte Die @erfolgllng 8illag
angeoronet
@eneral 5itnlton oellel Saten
auf Den Bbilippinen ieoenfaas nod
frild) I'M @eoabfnis unIerer 2eier
ftno, uno Der lib heionoers ourd5 oie
@efangennabme oes Gr5rebellen
|Aeitindloc alls8eihnete, fpiro ocn
Oberbefebl iiber oie Straferpeoition
iibernebmen. Gin mebr aeeianeter
Wianns Elm fblouerer ooer mebr
energilder 9efeblsbober oIs sSnniton
fonnte fir bieien 3tped mol fanm
gefnnoen lueroeu. SIM @nn5en iper-
Den Dem General 10000 Grltppen
5nr8erfiigung iteben; BON oielen
iperoen Dielleidt 10000 9rippen
sur Beiuadllng Der @rensen 5uriid=
9elallen iueroelL ipabreno eilt 9orps
BON 5000 Maann nleiit saapaaeri-
ften, ltnterltiitt ourd oas 4. Sc
birgsartilerie Hegiinent, oas f2 oiii
Waulticre gepafte Shranbenfono-
men, foipie 8abIreidc 0saldinenae.
idiibe NIT ii6 fiibrt, Die nirfIide
Terfolaling aiifnebnen miro. Die
gtn5elbeiten Der aanlpaane loipie
Der eigentIidbe sSelosugspIan lperoen
telbltreoeno bonn General ssanlton
gebeim gebalten, ood 1ino mir iiber-
5eilgt, Dab er fi1 iuie oas unerbitt-
lide Sbiflal on @iIla'S sserIen
beften ino oes Hr1iioenten gefebl.
Den 9dnberbmiptmonn tot ooer Ie.0
benoig 5llriid5nbringen, budGtablid,
ausfiibren ipiro.
gtadl Den letter 8eridten ioI(
8ilia nit elmer onf 5000 big 5000
Naun aeldabten @cfolgi6oft 25
MeiIen iii6oitlid) bon Columbus bei
Soea @ranbe fteben; ood) Iiro fIei.
mere AbteiIun9en bon 8anoiten ie-
oeninlls anf weitere @ntferrinaen
aeritreut, oo BON perldieoenen gld.
Ben Dlitteiliingen bon @ngriifen ltno
lleberfdllen, oie bon giIiItas periibt
tpuroen, eingeIaufen iino. Waebrere
8dllberbanoen bon 200 bis 300
Wann iiberid)rittetl ole @rense sipi.
ld)en Columbus uno Sodita, lotuie
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