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FEED STORES.

ANCHOR HAY, GRAIN e FEED
Company. Wholesale and Retail deal
ers, baled hay, alfalfa meal, grain and
seed, custom grinding. 249-251 9th
Ave. w. Telephone %. John Finke,
Prop.
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itself together, while our modern and
smaller churches have split them
selves into many incompatible parts
go Because it is a means of re-
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covering the Holy Ghost, then laid
they their hands on them and they re-
ceived the Holy Ghost.
l.. B. FRANCK. Rector.
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ATTORNEYS

SWEEIEY e SWEELEY, OFFICES
First National Bank Bldg.
ASHER B. WILSON, PRACTICE IN
all courts. Room IA LIST Nat. Bank Bldg.
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POSITIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Position few hours day
or evening or by the hour. "L.B.A."
Route 3, Box SO.
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PROFESSIONAL and BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PRINTING

TIMES PRINTING G. PUBLISHING
Co. All class of printing Quality
work. Prompt service.
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MO newspaper can succeed with
~ out advertising, therefore we
solicit the patronage of our readers
for those who by their advertising
help to make this paper possible
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

EDWIN ~ DAY-Phone 313-I. D
Bldg.
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FOR SALE-Choice residence lots
cheap. W. A. Moomaw, Phone 401-w.
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FOR SALE-Fine pure-bred white
Orpington cockerels, famous Keller
strass Crystal strain, for breeding pur-
poses. One-half miles east of Maroa
school Mrs. Lewis Manly, Filler Ida.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Tuesday evening, nose glass
es with chain, between Lavering thea
ire and depot. Leave at the Times.
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BRIEF DOCUMENT

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MISCELLANEOUS.

STRAYED-2-year old black horse
mule with halter. Notify Times office.
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WANTED-1O men. Apply stage
door Lavering theatre, Tuesday. De
cember II at 2:30 p. m.
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WANTED-1O women. Apply stage
door Lavering theatre, Tuesday, De-
cember l., at 2:30 p. m.
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WANTED-To exchange for board
or room or either one, first class pi-
ano or Columbia Grafonola j. G.
d, in care of the Times.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

@eloiroieu 5piiheu $40 im0 500,
pcil id Oicicl0en ipdbrcuO eincS9luf.
cnt6olts in GrisiielO lulonitGnoig Be.
Itoinmcn 6otteW 1ie @eitraftclt
lpurOcn non Sheriif s. 6. @ruitt
bon GriSiieio in GoIis6urp pcrbaftet,
nohOcm sic @eieaiBoit, belte6enO
aus Orei Serren iino 5pei @tdohcn
IN ciucm 9IiltoHobil nod GriSiiclo
gefuiurucn luor un0 cine oll0cmcilic
lInrubc ber0oracruieu 6ottc. GincS
Der sgl10rbcr, sic brtrlmlen geluecn
icin iou, iing ciuen Streit an unD
be0ro6te 9cpo6ner bon @riSiielo nit
cinenr 9fcpoluer. "a III ocn leBtcn
@louatcu 0iterS Before 9iirgcr bon
Salisbury lniO oocrcn umlicgcnSen
StdOteu nod GrisficIO fomcn lno
ncbeu Spiritiloicn ollh onQcbIi6
1albucItoanlen init iitb bottcn, 0llrdj
'0ercn SoiIolliuaslpeiic Grisiielo III.
cihcu idIcdtcl 9iui acrict0, cntidpb
lid 9hcriif Eruitt, oicic Grayis nit
.ollcr Gnergic 81 lntcrOriIdcu.
S5rGulcin 81 ciIlprcIi0uirt.s
gIp Steac bon TrGideiu W}urion
JlciIlD, Die wdbrcuO ocr leBien ad)t
Sabre oic @oritc6erin scr grun
NlaiDr GoIcuc hi Wrnu W}oipr QSn
'mar lnlO rciignirtc, luiroe 81. en-
iricc' Dlorgon Sdend bon @rdiiocut
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bctrollt.
}o9cn init lccrcn SGn0cn.
ub.
Olit lcercn Ndnoel nnbtcu sic
einbrc1er a65icbcit welhc ocnl @oIt.
amt III G6eiopcotc Gitv ciucn @cludl
ab9eltottet bottci. Ger 8oihueiitcr
potte am sl6cno oorber iGnntlidlc
grietmorfen mo OaS 8aorgclO mic
dclUobnlib uod iciner Eo6nim0 &C.
bromt.
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0as SOuicnOgiilOcnfrnnt,

&er nit Dem Eouien6giiIoentrou
tc oitb imncr glcid oic tailicnO Sill.
Den idnoe 9lber oos gHidt nidt Gin.
nal einem 5onntogSfinoe, Ihon ncil
oas biibidc rotbwangigc 9liimleiu
9or nidt ii6er o@ulocn" ali vcrfii-
gen bat gScr ioll es i6ul oniebcn,
Dob icin 9lonc oif cineS icuer Iogen.
baIten g8cicu oes 9tltert1lms Suriid
gebt oie boIb 9lenlM, bul6 Hiero
moren ouf cinen Geutollrcnl 5oaor
allf ben bcriibutciten bon alien, aiif
@biron ocr chit S5clocniunglingc
ilr0 @0tteri6bnc cr5og. luie ,Saiom,
sLhiIl mo 0erotlcs. ylbcr oligb Sen
@ptt Der SeilfunOe fat CT berotae,
bIoct ocr gottliHen glSfIepios (9les.
fulup) Gin 9cipcis oufiir, oaB CT
lelblt IN Der @eilfiiuoc iebr crfabren
mar DeSbal6 bat uub sic 9tatur
lpillenidoit mebrcrc NfInn5en ibn all
Gbren betount, por allen 0oS Eau.
leHDgillocntralt. gSic o6cr lit man
onr Dem alien Gentourcn 5u oeu tau.
lello &iilOeu getonlmcn2 Sierubcr
Giebt Gobns III Ser GproNcdc ocs
slugcmeinen QeutlMen 5praMucr.
elts folgeHSc 9luifldrung. Wlou sen.
lcGte lid Gentuurca t0oS beiBt eiaent4
lid Gcntulrea bcrba, 0oS Gcntaliri.
ibc &raut) III centrum q 1000 unO
Nurcue q oiil0cnADclitc QolocnD ms
lduIaiid ip5nn1Mlt cu NnnocrtQill.
oeilfrurt, 9iut III d5rr oic 3abl bun
osrt onrdops iiidt uplfstbiunlih in
tScDrotld) oas &plf bat fir iibrrtrci.
ber0c 3aRlbcgriiic uir g9ortc nit
hlmOcrt, lonocril itcts nit taulcno
0e6iIOctlluo biloct lie 6cutc nod hit
tauiclrO SSir iin0cn III mttelbod
Oautitber 3eit--iri0 oicur ucroonFrn
mir 0u8 SSort Observation-Disclosures
&orter pic tiientuult tuicntlilte
laere (SoilicnOfiinitlcw, tuientiint
(tauIcnomal), abcr nid5t Icicbt enc
ocrortigc 9iI0ulg nit biuiOert. Crit
N nclboG0eutidlcr 3eit bot man fir
bmOcrt cinen dbnliden 8cbrollcb on-
6ubobncn periucbt, obcr Dos Solf q.
1orrt ald icetuodl 5mciit bel lei
llcnl SouipnN thni III pinc GSnchc ton.
leu0maI licber, ais cine on0erc tnu
lctO (Sriibc icnoct man iiI ni@t Gun
oert lid griBe old piel taleiio
mai iingt ouS 6etanntc NlcaOelS
lobnihe Sie0. 81 mlr0e Oenu oub
aus oeni Sunoertgilloentrout cin
Eouieno9iiloenfrollt oclieu 9tuucns-
poter Der alte Gcntarr lit.
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ans Dem Snncrcn WlnrDIuuO's nrh
Oen nnertnSenOcu Gtaatcn.

GccntS Dor Wcri i'd I.
@iarion Teens, scr uor lmgcfdbr
Cllicm Su6r Sic Gonbihmmc 2oiwa
pl Sdjocicr iii ocr gs1be bon SSelt
port crnorocfc nno I'M ArciSgeridlt
Y Souiou iuitcr scr glntlage ocs
Worries iu criten ojrooc fir ihnIoig
pehutOen lporocn luar piro lcinen
5peitcu @ro5cB, ser ibm pom Appel.
lationsoeriht 9eipdBt iurroe, inl
gertbt in Gdirott Gin, Soparo.
Sountb, 81 beitebcn ba5et
sllS geiteri Wlorgcn oie 5pcite Der.
ppaioliIug Dor 9lihier Euucnn III
Somiou 9oltinoresGonrtp, beaon-
nen iuir0c, iiellte Treius 9ertbci0i-
yer G6arlcs ". Selo. ben glntroq,
oaB Scr Crt ser @erbonolmg acdn.
osrt lpcroep ioaie st reidte cine
Netition cinl III ipelher er bcntcrfte.
zap Der 9tusrflaatc id1uloi1 beilinoen
,oor0en ipor. inio ooB oericl6c feine
bate.
Nldlter Gluicoll bcluilligtc narb
WISER lleberlcBlnig oic @ilnldlc Ncs
SerlbeioiacrS ltn0 iibergub Sen 6aIl
ge7 @erihtsbnrfcit oco Somdro'
V0lutns(Seric,tS Tic g(npcien0en
'oarci iibcr sic ic6ucae GnsihciOlma
w Ridters icbr iidcrrnidt Teems.
oer w 0Ieidn1uiB III Goipiou icitNcs
Y, Nn''eu miro, nlacbtc ii ocn lcbtcu
|'oNolcu sipei 9lusbrlldjsucriuc1c
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Lglr0cmpt0riiIcn. QIenleinOen.l }


Ct SllpbUrius NirdBc @dc Yarfs
9ucntc nno Saratc9n %traBe Ynter
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Yatcr gBilbelm Ninomr
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uno Gnger SiraBc; Eatcr Suicpb Sliut,
Eater Eoul 0uber &atcr ASetcr gSurs
finger, Yater Solcpb 2tola, Hatcg g. VI
Suet9er iuo @opr Spbam, YSeicr
ct WlidjaeIS Hirdlc GGe gSoIfc
unN yonlborb StraBc; 9aicr Soicpb
lSiiiel 9lttiur; 4ater &Nilipp Gppuel.
Enter @eter g'Gde, Huter NrynnyD
8uVdng @oicr Heopoio Gbrcdit
Scrs Ncin &irhc y lstraBc uub
&pitey gIuenrc. s3igblpuniopl; Mater
NlnI5iSiuc gdurnbnuer, Nettrr; natter
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gntcr N0hdun Oirnfll
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Mlclidlut &atcr SIuatltin Rchouci
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gof0l6cridltc ans g9niGin0tOn.
" t4tia fiir EentiMc. Z.

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lel licb bcionOerS sur Geforotiou
HlO Observation-Disclosures uro III
Oercn slnfoui oringeno enpfoblcu
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lpltol criolgte. Iic %erboitcten luos
rcl mn aerin9cr Gergebcn bcidnla
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ocn. Sope ocrIudtc licb nit ciucm
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@crlon0t $4,000 2 doOcucr.
lat.
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&llliom z. Yurcell cine SAaOeners
lqbfIoge III So6c BON $4,000 gcaelt
oas 6ciigc ,GoIuoItp.Soipital~ ciu.
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~ ocr @li i5troBe S..g9v iibcriabreu
olS Ocr 9cnfcr ser glmbnlan5 III
lcbr idneIIer 6obrt sic StroBe oirh.
lagte mo feinc NarmrugsiignaIc a5s
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iOllrOe acacn $1,000 @iiraid,aft oii
lrelen 6uB geiebt.
gIuto llnfdllc
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n 5troBc, ipur0e 6ci'm llcbcrldrci
'ei oes So6roanliies Der 80 Sabre
alte EbclnaS 6ceueD bon ciucm Au.
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HE uiio 6r 6cul Eriucc 23idbrlg,
l0urocn bei'lu llcbcridrcitul ocs
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Nrpng 5troBr, bon ciuen Pluto nis.
QerQeuoricli ilho trlgcu 6eocutIidlc
SerlcBln0eN oaOoi. Cie Gowen wurs
oell IN cinen 9Nlto 0oS 5uiolli9cr
%elle bic lluiallltcar ponirie noc1
'Qren Nobmln9eu gcbrndt
GcrIeBln8el anl aopf ino I'M
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lllos NlrpbD oopon, wclher al ocr
~ lmo GcrcororSirnBc bon eincm
allio ilie0cr9criNcn puroc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26
RLtine MermtM MaInno.

,9lun, 3ipfelb1ueriu, boben Sis
fbou 9}oaridt Don Sybrem Sobn2"
.Danfe, SSerr pfarer, Dem gebPs
sut--er itloft bait allcireil.
Die 5elbpoittdrte Iautste y2iebe
Mlittter Scit mir uWloubeuge" elm.
anommeu ba'm faIaT ia III einem
Sort
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w w. 1~WIT Nv ~.
602-6i0 WlctDIano Irnit @l0a.
@diuuatericIielt Ebiireit 1eHitpr.
rabmeu @o0en etc.
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riGsEfruse.
Natcnt.9inpGlte
6hmtn N. GGaiIet&, #ehiaalNnnll; 8sgteMte,
panbelef @cblpmnlien 8erla0Sycdte. @sntas
iaio Trut gliilhiNp
Nrnplin w Trrguipt, it6--if7 Ndlp Hltiping.
iAi0htiNe &riu0tunn
q, y, Il w. n, SDwniS, 4il Continental VIVA.
Ntnii@ircu leli lSl2 eflulgrcld3 N NnsiSore
Slitou1obile,
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aNadurD Motor Gp, rf Haltsnots" @oaaeHs&tx,
nNh 9rt MopdtsAucNMe
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N0alleS s&huGe
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GnqIifdes Tabrifat
! N h.En

@naOisc nSan iehe Idron ipiebtr,
boB SSbr sbu6 Sic bsiitc beiitcbt bdtl'
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@ndoigc: m9sltn. .hns .etli3iae, ipos if
bier allFserdumt Fiu0e, lit Bic @speiie-
tanner
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9l.: rgei uns in DeuifcbIan0 miro
bars Gupier tnopp. Gs ftbit an 2um=
pen.
q. rgDeil @ie gerose Don 09lns
uun5ic rcbeu: Mos baltsn Sie bon fsi=
men Dihtunoen2"
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sH 10 @eIiascrlnasoipgtraae
gtotionai.@onfcu.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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NbYhNe'ssCN, ne DgR IcMfassM NHrrt
lpuNrguteu" tlldli ptIatslltl uprf uNtcaela
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9eitungcn, 8eiiidriftett etc.
yThE Baltimore 9leiuS Company, Mobcri " W.
NeperE. GgWditsihbrer 29y 9AJgHs&UibeYtsGsr.
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sSadIcnilid. Tlr. ufo ! sGonatc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21
NEW YORK IS
FOR DEFENSE
THE SOLONS ADOPT PLANS FOR
MILITARY TRAINING
IN SCHOOLS.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 2O.-Passage
of preparedness legislation and of
financial reform measures have
marked the session of the legislature
which closed today.
The preparedness measures pro-
vide for the adoption of a plan for
physical and military training in the
public schools and the appropriation
of S500,000 for emergency purposes
of the national guard or for the mob
ilization of the entire militia for field
exercises this summer. Included in
the financial legislation was a new
legislative budget law
Among constitutional amendments
approved was one to provide for wo-
man suffrage. This measure must be
again passed by the next legislature
before it can be submitted to the
voters in a general election
One of the laws passed makes mo-
ton picture films subject to a state
censorship and levies new taxes upon
them. Taxes also were placed upon
motorcycles.
Numerous amendments to the labor
laws were enacted. One gives the
state industrial commission wider lati-
tude in constituting the industrial code
and permits women under restrictions
to work an additional number of
hours.
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BIG INCREASE
IN HANDLING
PARCEL POST
A THIRD MORE BUSINESS AT
LOCAL OFFICE DURING IS
DAYS OF APRIL THAN IN
OCTOBER LAST YEAR.

That business is decidedly on the
increase at the Brunswick postoffice
lis evidenced by the parcel post report
which has just been completed and
fordwarded to Washington, and which
covered the first two weeks of the
present month. 1t is a general sign
of the times that when business is on
the increase at the postoffice. so it is
in a city generally, therefore the
handsome increase noted in the han
ding of parcel post mail undoubtedly
means that business is increasing in
the city generally.
Parcel post statistics are prepared
twice annually, two weeks in October
and two weeks in April each year.
The figures for the first two weeks in
April show an increase of just one
third both in parcels received and dis
patched at the local office
From October to Is, last year. the
local office handled total of 2,05S
parcel post packages, while from April
to 10. of this month, total of 3.O16
were handled. In October 594 pack
ages were dispatched from the local
office and AGA received for delivery
During the first two weeks of the
present month S36 parcels were dis
patched from the office and 21S0 re-
ceived for delivery
These figures are indeed encourag-
ing, and they not only show that the
increase is due to heavier business,
but also to the fact that parcel post
and the service Uncle Sam is giving
is on the increase generally.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21
TWO NOTED WORLD-HIKER.S
WITH THEIR SMOKING DOG
SPEND A DAY IN THE CITY

With well-educated dog as their
companion who. from all appearances,
is thoroughly enjoying the trip, two
young men who are on hike through
the border states of Uncle Sans do
MAN," arrived in Brunswick yesterday
morning, spending the day here.
The two men on this hike are F.
de Luca and w. Ferreri and their
mascot is Prince" a dog which has
been with them ever since they start
ed out, which enjoys a smoke as well
as his two companions. The little
dog attracted much attention yester-
day over the city, trotting along with
a pipe in his mouth.
These two men are after prize of
5000 offered by the Valley Cottage
club, of New York, and, now being
on their home stretch of the around
thecountry journey, they stand an ex-
cellent chance of capturing the booty.
The two men started out from New
York on April Is. 1914, sust two years
ago, first making a trip through the
northeastern states to Portland, Me-,
then through the CANADIAN border
states to Seattle. Wash, down the Pa
cific states to San Diego, Cal, and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21
BELIEF THAT VILLA
IS DEAD GROWS
ALARMIsTS SEIZE GREEDILY ON
ORDER TO RESIST INVAD-
ERS OF MEXICO.

Ell PASO, Texas, April 20-The
growing belief that Francisco Villa IS
dead whether or not his body has
day by messages received by Ameri-
can mining concerns here from their
agents at Cusihuiriachic, Parral, San
la Barbara and Guerrero.
All of these messages agreed the
report of Villas death was common
among the poems in northern Cni-
huahua and VS. generally accepted
as true. One very circumstantial
story, sent to the head OF mining
concern operating in the Guerrero
district by his Mexican superintend-
ent, was positive that Villa had been
buried in the neighborhood of San
Francisco Borja. the hamlet where
the grave of the bandit has been re-
ported found. His story gave num-
Der of details regarding Villas death
but it was discounted by the fact that
it related to the alleged murder of an
American woman by the bandit just
prior to his death AS all American
women who have been in northern
Chihuahua during the past year have
been accounted for, little credence
was given to this feature Of the story.
The alarmists here have seized
greedily on proclamation issued in
Parral, calling on all Mexicans to
unite TO resist the American invaders
and purporting to have been issued
by General Obregon, secretary of
war. AS similar proclamations appear
almost daily in Juarez and are sup
pressed by General Gavira as speedily
as they appear, little attention was
paid by men familiar with Mexico to
this latest proclamation.
Reports from Chihuahua say abso-
Lutte quiet rcigns in the state capital
and that there has been no signs Of
hostilities towards the Americans,
especially as it has ben reported
that the United States soldiers were
being Withdrawn from Mexico
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thence through the southern border
states to Tampa. Fla From that city
they started on their walk up the At
lantic states to New York.
The men have just year and a
half in which to complete their en-
tire trip, including in all $4,000 miles,
and they expect to finish their walk
on schedule time. They will go up
the coast to New York, and after
reaching that city will make one or
two hikes in order to complete their
trip
The two men talked Interestingly
of their tramping yesterday. They
said that they really enjoy it, and
from their looks the steady walking is
agreeing with both of them. They
carry only "A small travelling outfit,
consisting of a few cooking utensils,
little camping outfit, etc. They pur-
chase what they eat as they go along
the route, always furnishing an ample
supply for their dog. which they hope
will be with them when they finish
the trip. The trio will go from here
to Savannah, thence to Charleston and
on up the coast.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21
PERSH|NG IS NOT
PUSHING CHASE
WILL SHOW SCOTT RECORD OF
FAILURE TO CAPTURE
VILLA.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April 90
Early withdrawal of the troops sent
into Mexico as punitive expedition,
Tor the authorization OF military OPP
eratons on large scale must be the
result of Gen. Hugh l.. Scott's in
vestigation of the situation, In the
opinion of army officers here today
Gen. Funston and his staff are ready
to show the chief of staff all the
written records of the failure to cap
ture Villa, and are prepared to place
him in touch with the unwitten evil
encer.
Gen. Pershing Is not pushing his
campaign against Villa and will not
until he gets authority and facilities
to operate more freely. Officers here
believe the facts in the case show
ing the futility of extending opera
tions along the existing lines will
convince Secretary Bakers envoy II
the hopelessness of further pursuit
unless the commanding officer in
Mexico is given more effective back
ing.