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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
MEXICAN MINERAL MUSEUM
DIRECTOR BRINGS EXHIBIT

To show Mexico's natural resources,
Francisco a. Saenz, director of the Min
eralOgical museum, arrived here today
from Mexico City with a carload OF
minerals. weeds. grains. fibers and agri-
cultural products which viii be shown
at the International Soil Products expo
sition and Farm congress to be held
here in October.
Included in the exhibit viii be a col
lection OF minerals from the geological
institute of Mexico. which has been
loaned for this exhibit
I am glad of this opportunity for
my country TO show our northern
neighbOrs what the soil Of Mexico can
and does produce" said Mr.. Saenz .Of
course. this exhibit does not represent
all of MeXicO's resources, but il will
give a fairly comprehensive idea of
the fecundity of our lands. We spent
about a month getting il assembled
and feel that our labors have been well
employed. The soil Products exposi-
ton viii beneht both the United States
and Mexico, in that those who follow
the agricultural pursuits will be slim
ulated to new efforts by it, I hope
that all the Mexican farmers i'm this
section who can possibly do so will
visit the exposition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
ROAD BOOSTERS
ARE ORGANIZED
S. A. Penix Heads Associa
ton For Highway From
Ell Paso to Fl. Worth.

Midland. Texas. Sept 27.-With all
the delegates from the counties repre-
scented at the meeting heartily in IA
vor Of the movement. the e Paso-
Fort Worth Automobile Highway as
sociation was formally organized at
the meeting held here yesterday
Officers Are Elected.
Permanent organization was effected
by the election Of s A. Penix, Of Big
Springs. president; ". B. Starr, OF
Midland. secretary. and vice presidents
for districts as follows. FL PasO. Gull
hcrs0n and Reeves counties. judge J.
O. Hunter of Culherson county. Ward.
Ector Crane. Midland. Martin and
Howard counties. n T. Burns, of Mid
land county. Mitchell. Nolan. Taylor.
Callahan and Eastland counties. c IL
Ernest. of Mitchell county: stephens.
Shackelford. Palo Pinto. Parker and
Tarrant counties. DR.. Eastland. of Palo
FintO county. The executive committee
OF the association is composed Of Fl
PasO county. Seth B. OrndOrff. Culber-
sen. r Durril; Reeves. + W Johnson;
Ward. Buck Carson, EctOr. f V
Graham: Midland. " ". Caldwell;
Martin. +. G.. Schell: Howard. A G.
Murray, Mitchell. J. H Bullock; Nolan,
p. T. Quest: Taylor, E NJ Oversheimer,
Callahan r. l. Russell: PalO Pinto. Joe
Johnson, Parker. G. y Holland: Tar
rant w G. Turner; Stephens. ". II.
Green: Shackelford. J. A King; East
land. + A. Hill
Pool Declined to BE Candidate.
Judge Adrian Pool declined TO be
considered a candidate for the presi-
dency although a number Of the dele
gates. led by T. f. Hodges. Of Sweet
water. started a movement to make
him president. 5. 4. Penix. who was
chosen president. formerly was presi-
dent Of the Puget Sound Good Roads
association
Resolutions We're adopted urging the
next state legislature TO create a state
Highway commission and pass a law
empowering commissioners courts in
all counties to levy an assessment or
30 cents per horse power upon all au-
tomobiles in use in the county. the
proceeds TO De devoted to road con-
or repair.
Routes Considered.
Following a discussion of routes to
ne considered. Judge Adrian Pool sug-
gested that two routes be considered
feasible. one through ShackelfOrd and
stephens counties and the other
through Callahan and Eastland cOun-
ties. The suggestion was adopted. the
fina. decision to be made by the new
state highway commission when ap-
pointed
Following adjournment of the meet
ing. judge Adrian Pool and commits
sioners s B. Orndorff and George Pen
dell, Of Fl PasO county, left for Dali
las
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
LAND To
BEET FARNE rs
New Plan to Interest Colo
RADIO Growers Is Being
Pushed by Chairman Roe.

W. c. Roe, the chairman OF the spec
ial sugar beet committee Of the cham
her Of commerce. MAS devised a new
plan. in conjunction with number of
farmers Of the valley. 10 increase the
sugar beet acreage needed for the pro-
osed new 100000 sugar plant. This
is the leasing Of lands 70 experienced
beet cultivators from Colorado and
other sections where the raising Of
sugar beets ahas become an exact
science.
A great many farms in the valley
are owned by men who live I'm the city
and who would he willing TO lease part
or their holdings 10 the beet raisers.
4 number of these farm owners have
volunteered TO lease their lands the
first year to the beet cultivato-s free
of charge with a fair rental TO be
raid after the first year II is believed
fhfs plan VIII result in bringing a
large number % experienced beet
growers 10 the valley and VIII give ire
sugar industry an impetus IL could
gain in no other way
II wish that farm owners who are
interested in this plan of starting the
beet sugar industry in the valley
would get in touch with the SUGAR beet
committee said AR. Roe we have
secured the needed acreage 70 justify
the construction of the sugar fac
tory. but The plant viii be able 10 take
care Of a much larger yield than Is
row in sight This sugar beet plant
and the launching Of the new industry
is one Of the most important projects
for FL Paso and Las Cruces ever IN
dertaken in this secion-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
TAXI CABS MUST PICK UP
PASSENGERS ON NORTH SIDE

Drivers Of taxi cabs in the future
will not be permitted TO pick up pas
sengers on the east. west and south
sides Of the san Jacinto plaza. and can
not respond 10 any signaling by pros
pectiye passengers This ruling was
made by judge Paul D. Thomas Tuesday
afternoon in POLICE court. after five
drivers of taxi cab service cars had
been arraigned on charges Of violating
the city traffic ordinance Judge
Thomas told the drivers that, inasmuch
as the city council had designated the
east and south sides Of the plaza as
stand for the iitne cars. it would only
contribute 10 the congestion Of rattle
II the taxi cab public service cars were
allowed TO operate there The west
side, judge Thomas stated. was, as
rule. always crowded with pedestrians
and he advised the taxi drivers to use
the north side OF the plaza only
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
Little Boys In Iowa
Fail In Trying To Go
To Father In Florida


Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Sept. 27.-Joe.
Lloyd and Clyde Alvors. three little
chaps from Waterloo. Iowa. We're
broken hearted Tuesday night when
they learned they had TO abandon their
trip by canoe to Florida where they
hoped TO join their father in Florida.
from whom they had been separated
because Of domestic difficulties They
We're arrested here on warrants charE-
ing them with stealing the canoe
They left their home five days ago.
planning TO make the entire journey
BY water
With them they carried a WELL
thumhed map Of their proposed route.
by way OF the Mississippi river and the
Gulf Of Mexico They had no food or
money. but lived on what they begged
from farmers along the river banks
The little boys. the youngest OF
whom was :. viii be returned to their
mother in Waterloo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
FIRST SPIKE IN
ROAD IS DRIVEN
Ceremony Marks Beginning
of Track Laying of Mid
land Northwestern.
BY GEoRGE y. CLEMENTs.

Midland. Tex. Sept Pas one OF
the features Of the Midland county fair
the first spike in the Midland North
western railroad was driven Tuesday
afternoon with much ceremony The
spike was driven by s J. Isaacks. dis
trict judge OF Midland county; Cullen
F. Thomas. of Dallas. who was in the
city as the principal speaker at the
formal opening Of the Midland county
fair: T. J. Odonneu. president of the
Midland Northwestern railroad, and B.
c. Girdley. president Of the Midland
Fair association
VIII BE 65 Miles Long
The road. which will connect Mid
land with Seminole in the plains coun-
try will be 65 miles in length and viii
open up one Of the best farming sec
lions of Texas Grading has been done
on over half the distance between the
two towns and s. teams are still at
work with the hope that the grade can
be finished by December 1 next
The new road Will make direct con-
nectiOns with the Texas * Pacific and
in Midland viii use the terminals. in
Guiding the passenger depot Of the
Texas 4 Pacific At Seminole Gonnec-
tiOn viii be made with LubbOck-Sem-
mole line OF the Santa Fe road, which
is now under construction to the north.
which has long been desired.
Is Best Fair Yet Held.
The Midland county fair this year Is
best fair held by the association since
its organization. and is being literally
patronized- The livestock show is par
ticularly good, exhibits coming from as
far away as Kansas City The amuse-
ment program is extensive and clean.
and has served to attract the largest at
tendance at the fair in the history of
the institution All hotels are crowded
70 capacity and sleeping room is at a
premium Decorations OF streets are
elaborate ColOred electric lights at
night and gaily cOlOred banners in the
daytime, give the city a holiday ap-
nearance. which is NarH nlaasine-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
Y. VI. {. 4. SECRETARIES ARE
RECALLED no FORMER POSTS

Lee II. Brown, Of Holyol<e. Mass. and
r. D. Klees OF Philadelphia. who have
A. buildings in the Massachusetts, and
Pennsylvania camps for the past month
have been recalled to their former
stations.
H. s Briggs. OF Springfield. Mass.
will take up the office made vacant
by the recall of Mr.. Brown. while a
successor to secretary Klees has not
yet been announced Only short fur
loughs were granted to the two return
ing secretaries by their respective as
enniatinns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
BLINDED BY HEADLIGHT, FALLS
ON TRACK; LOSES 3 FINGERS

Pvt B. A Haley. company Z Third
Kentucky infantry. was seriously in
jured Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock
when three fingers OF his left hand
were severed by the wheels Of a pas
senger locomotive near Ft Bliss.
Haley was found lying by the rail-
way tracks by n soldier of the 18th
Pennsylvania infantry regiment. and
taken TO the base hospital. where the
wound was treated. On being ques-
tioned as TO how the accident occurred
Haley stated that he was blinded by
the headlight OF the approaching en-
CINE and feil across the rails
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
POLITICS ENTERS Largely
INTO SAFE OF ISLANDS

Copenhagen. Denmark. sept. 27-Now
that the question Of confirmation or
rejection OF the Danish West Indies
treaty has been postponed for the de-
cision OF the parliament TO be elected
next month and in November, il is pos
sible to analyze the factors that COM
PEELED this postpOnement.
They appear 10 have been twO-first.
the secrecy maintained regarding the
negotiations with Washington, and sec
ond, the desire OF the outs" among the
Danish politicians held by former pre-
mier ]. c Christensen, to get back into
power.
L.. l.,.r,- .r.r,rl.r . I'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
CHAMBER GIVES
REGULARS HALL
Votes $500 for Recreation
Building; Wants Valley
Roads Cleaned Up.

A recreation hall AT Fort Bliss for
the use OF the enlisted men OF the reg
ular army. where they may smoke
play cards. dance or hold chapel eNer-
cises. was voted Tuesday by the direc-
tors Of the FL Paso chamber Of com
nerce as its gift to the men now On
the border. The directors appropriat-
ed $500 toward the cost Of construct
ing the building.
The edffice viii be Of far more mag
nitude than the figures indicate. as
the material viii be furnished at cost
by concerns associated with the cham
Der. and the major part or the LABOR
will he gratis
1t was pointed out that while the
national suardsmen have been proVid-
ed for by other examinations. the reg
ulars are still without recreation
building Of their own. where they may
hold the enrerta fnmeuts they desire
Crhe new building. it is believed by the
directors Of the chamber. viii supply
this need
The chambers directors also went
on record Tuesday in favor of the
. cleanup days for October and Z as
proclaimed by mayor Tom Lea But
the chamber Of commerc wishes 10
extend this work far outside the city's
boundaries It was remarked that
number Of the valley roads are in
QtDloEaNAe Eouu4LlN4- anu tAaL AliF
ground along the roads and bordering
on mary Of the valley ranches is Gov
cred with debris and unsighuy weeds
The chambers directors urged that
the farmers and ranchers adjacent to
Fl Paso take the next week off 10 i'm
prove their surroundings SO that they
viii present an attractive appearance
10 the visitors who viii attend the con-
crosses and exposition here in October
The visitors from abroad will not only
see FL Paso, but a great many autOmo-
bile trips 10 the surrounding country
have been planned
$3.50 For Dedication.
The directors fixed the appropriation
for entertainment and incidentals in
connection with the dedication of the
Elephant Butte dam at $500
A communication from secretary Lane
OF the Deming chamber Of commerce
urging cooperation in the upkeep of
the -BOrderland route" was referred 10
the automobile committee
George r. lie Baron reported that
so Of the spaces Of the automobile
building Of the Soil Products expOsi-
tion had been sold and that 80 more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

remained on hand. An effort viii be
made to fill these before the expOsi-
ton opens on October T. The cham
her's directors also guaranteed pay
ment for the connections and furnish
ing OF water at the exposition.
Reed appropriation Held Up.
The appropriation for Guy Reed, who
is now lecturing on New Mexico and
Fl Paso At the san Diego exposition.
was held MP pending the return Of sec
Rotary Malcolm A. Fraser. who is now
in Arizona in the interests of the In
ternational Farm congress and soil
Products exposition. Mr. Fraser re-
Gently visited the San Diego exposition
and reported that Mr. Reeds lectures
were proving q valuable aid in adver-
Using Fl Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

Black Duck. Mimi, Sept. "a man
answering the description Of the one
who a week ago assaulted Miss olga
Dahl. Round Lake school teacher. near
the building in which she taught. was
arrested here Tuesday night Miss Dahl.
who was assaulted. tied 10 a tree. shot
twice in the face and found a hours
later by searching parties. is recover
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

DIR. A. T. SfIli. Csteoyatnfe Enfirmary.
Or. Ira W. Collins, physician in chief.
20I W. Missouri St Phone 1906
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
H. H. WILLIAMS GIVE
BOND In SUM OF $500

Waving an examining trial. H II.
Williams. Gina rancher, was released
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27


O. II * 6 a. train No. g from the
east. due ut $50 p. m. is reported TO
arrive at $50 D. m Texas & Pacific
rain No. ;, from the east. due at IS
De m. is reported six hours late. All
other afternoon and evening trains for
-oday are reported on time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
GIrI,r Anered AssnIInnt Cnnght.

Dr. NettIe saiterIes. y. O.. Id N BlaE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
NEWS BREVITIES s s9ass AsP
Advertisement

started late Tuesday night in a shed
adjoining the three story plant Of the
Findlay Carriage company. destroyed
that building and eight others, entail
ing a loss estimated at S1OO. 600. Cables
10 the city lighting plant were de-
Gtroyed and the town was thrown into
darkness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

Monday afternoon on $500 bond by
justice Of the peace ]. VI. Deaver on a
charge OF having shot and killed X
\. Bennington in a fight at Clint Satur-
day. The amount OF bond was agreed
upon by county attorney c. W. Groom
and Maury Kemp, attorney for Will
Jams
Fancy squads for dinner parties or
banquets- Central Market formerly
Ardoins). a, Milton Robinson prop.
Phone SOO-S02.--Adv
NsxiOan rents. Lee Newman. ph. 1904.
adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

Ell P.so Distilled water Co. Pm asa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

New York. Sept 27.-The F. w Bliss
company, manufacturers OF shells and
torpedoes, has declared an extra divi-
dend of 100 percent on the common
stock This was the second 100 per-
cent dividend this year. the other be
ing paid on July l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

Accused of ImpersonatiOn.
J. F Lawrence is being held in the
city jail on a charge Of impersOnating
an officer 10 gain entrance into a room
in the Angelus hotel Monday night
Lawrence was arrested as he was COM
ing out OF the hotel with a suitcase in
his hand by city detectives Tom Drown
and Jack Ganzhorne-
Dr. Beuehert. Dentist. Mills bldg p 4s57-
Eat at Savoy Cafe. 10 S. Stanton
FindIay. Ohio, Has Big Fire.
Findlay. Ohio. Sept. 27.-Fire which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

IN-NNENIa = III III : T T ~ IITNs
The special cOnclave called for Sept
IS. has been changed to Monday, Octo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

Try Mrs. CIark-S Cafeteria. 20S Mesa
supper for Chapel Fund.
The Catholic women of Government
Hill section will give an enchilada
supper at 209 Mills street Friday and
Saturday evening. The proceeds viii
20 TO the new chapel to be erected at
Hueco and Travis streets
DR.. Chenoweth. Dentist. RIB. bldg Phi. $50
LonEweIl-Be careful OF your uaggage
checks Leave at Longwelrs. Tel l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

DE. Chenoweth. Dentist. R.-B. blag. Ph. $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

AutOs-CITY SERVICE CO.-TaxiS.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27

Try Mrs. CIark's Cafeteria. 2os Mesa
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aurSe lleberiidt.

gs6rblid) BON ber Somme
ituft Die Offenfipe Der Gng-
lGnber. Sic 0entiAen erobern
einem Sell BON Ga 8oiielle s,t.
rid. Siiblia BON Der Somnte
nebmen bic 9ransoien meberee
Grfe, Darnnter einen Setl BON
Gitrees mnb ein @eb6ft segen-
iiber BON Glerp.
Die CeiterreidIer SraHgen
Die 9fnTen bei &olomea n,ei)-
,fere Neilen Smrnd.
Gnsriffe anf bic SteQmnsen
s,inoenbnrg's iueroeu abgeid,la-
gen.
Die Srnppeu Ses yrinsen
9eopolb BON gapern luerben
an eiaigen Steileu suriidge-
crangt, brinsen aber wieber
bpr.
9tmfiiide aapaaerie iull,
elmer mnsmuerlaiIigem @el-
bmns gemak ppn 4impolnns
ans, bic Sarpartben iiberldJrit-
ten babem.
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Die 9tute Der mertfani|den
3egiernng lit mnIerm Staatslefretar
Hberse6en. Sic 1T perbGltnikmafis
fnrS lit iebr bOflid int Son sebal-
ten nno oeft iidD mnsefabr init Dem,
mas Idlun iiber ibren sSnbalt seiast
mar. Sic erflart, oak Die merifanis
id)e &esiernng p0llis i'm Stanbe iua-
re, Dem ganoitenueien Elm Gnoe SIT
MAIDEN, betpmt, Sak Die merifanild)e
gtesiernng iid audi itets bemiibt ba.
be, oas at tim mno lprid)t lire sln-
iid)t aus, oaf Die IniueIenbeit Der
amerifaniiden Srnppem in Merico
oieIes 8anoitentreiben nmr ber=
Id|limmere. Die merifaniide 6egie-
rmng neripridJt ibr Seites sm TIM, nm
neme Heibereien sm Dermeiben, fpridt
aber and bic 6offnnng aus, bak un-
iere Gegiernng nnb nniere Sffisiere
6ies ebenfalls tnn luiiroen.
- Garransa's 9lntiuort lit geItern
6ei Der merifaniiden @eianotidaft
in @aihinston einsetruffen. Sic lit
amseblid iebr perfObnenb i'm Son
gebalten nnb madt cine frieblidc
geilegnng Der Streitfragen m0g-
lid. Der @ertreter Merieu's bat lis
Der Iesiernns nod nidt ii6ersebeu,
a6sr er fat ibr se,uiiIe Mitteilangen
iiber BEN Snbalt semadt, Die, iuenn
iie ridtis iinb, obige Semerfnng
redtfertisen. Gs miro baum jeben-
fails cine @ieberanfnabme ser
frennoidaftliden gesiebnnsen err
fplsen. Nad) bieIen Nfitteilnnsen
siebt Garransa np6mals Die Ser.
iidernms baf seniigenbe Streit-
frafte Der merifaniiden 9iesiernng
bereit iteben, nm bas ganbitenmeien
sm nnter6riiden nnS Die 0renssebiete
nnIeres 2anbes bor GnsIdreitnnsen
sm beiditen. Die merifaniid)e 9e.
siernng siebt gu, Saf bic Gage cine
ernite lit, Iprid)t aber lire glniidt
babin ans, Saf Die 9lniueienbeit Ser
Spl0afen 0te gage eger uer1dtltnl<
inert als erleidJtert nnS indjt cine
@ieSeranfnabme Der @erbanblnngen
iiber ben GrensId)nt berbei5nfiibren.
Sic ipridJt bon Der @ermittlnng
bnrdl Die anOern amerifaniIhen
Staaten, erflGrt, Saf tic elmer
IOlfen &ermittlnng i'm Erin5ip 5n-
aeitimmt babe nno forbert nniere
Gesiernns anf iidl iiber Die Sade
ebenfalls 5n ankern. Sic giebt aber
5u, Saf Elm Inssleid uielleiht beiier
ourd oirefte &erbanolnng Der 6e'
teilisten MGdjte ais onrd @ermitt-
lung 81 erlansen lei. 9abei balt bic
@ote ieSod ben StamSpnnft innc,
Saf iie cine Gntiuort amf Die Grffd-
runs nnIerer giesiernns lit, nadp Der
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HntWorl
&erindt eint frieolide 8eileguag
otS Streites berbei}nfibrfu.
Gin 0nteruietu Sreuinu'S.
Getaugenuabme oer M0roer bes Gbepaars Harfer.
paami 1ncianer sur perfelemne
Scr 8amHiten.

bic merifaniide 9iesiernms Die
8rense nid)t segen oie ganSitenban-
Ben Id)iiten f6nne poer ipolle.-Man
iueif in @aibingtpn mod nidt, mas
fir @oridlase bic Note in gesne
anf ltnteroriifnmg bes 8anbitenipe-
lens madt, lit aber Der Iniidt,
baf, nnIere &esierung bprlanfig iifj
anf feline glenbernng ibrer Eldne
einlaiien ipirS, iuenn iie audi Sie
gepte in frennbidjafaidem Sinne
anfnintntt. Sn BEN 8eiuesmnsen Der
! Srnppen iuirb bOrldnfis feline Ser
6nbernng eintreten.
Gen. Srebfno fat elm Snter-
pieiu bird sic usiI. YreTe" ber6f-
fentltdjt, in bem er nadsniueiIen In6t,
baf bic merifamiide &esiernns Iebr
biel setam babe, Tim bas 8anbiten-
iueien sm mmterbriifen. sSbreSrnppen
ieien 10 seidJidt plasiat, baf iie
polfommen i'm StanSe ieien, bic
Oronans anfredt 81 balten. Gin all-
semeines 3niammenarbeiten Der
perIdiebenen merifaniIden Garniio-
nea iei leid)t bersniteaen. @ie biel
ppn ieinen Mitteilnnsen ridJtis lit,
6lei6t natiirlid) absniuarten.
amerifaniide GomboBs iolen
iedsSis Weilen iueitlid bun GOlmm-
6ns iiber Die @rense gegansen iein
mnb eimen Werifaner nnb feline Sran
gefamgen gempmmen baben, bic int
@erbadt iteben, ben @iebsiid)ter
Tarfer nnb feline Sram erntoroet sn
baben. Sic bradten lire 8efanse-
men angeblid mad !6adita. Die gan
sc gsadrift lit bis jekt nidJt beita-
tigt.
Mns Der SanptitnSt melbet
man, oaf sur @erfolsnns ser San-
biten an Der Norbgrense fiinftig ga
qni Snotaner bennbt iueroen iullen.
- Sn Der merifaniiden Sampt-
Itabt fat am 4. Suli Die nerifaniIde
Slasse SIT Gbren Der Ser. Staaten
geipebt.
= 8ei Gorroaitos i'm Staote
Gbibuabuo ioa ein 9ompF 8piihen
merifantl6en SoIoaten uno 8illiltas
tm @ange fem.
- Cine Ter nn5nperlaiIigen Sen-
IatiunsSepeid)eu oes nSnternatiunal
Neius" Sienites aus Gl EaIu be-
bauptet, bic Merifaner bGtten per'
lumnoete amcrifaniId)c gtegerIoloa-
ten, Die iie nadl Der SdDladJt bel
Garri5al i'm 0ebiiIdl oerlteft anf'
gefunSen batten, eridloifen. Ind ei-
men &ofporal, ben iie bnrdl Seripre-
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