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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-25
THE WEATHER
(UaatsA Statss Dspastnsnt q Axxe.
suleures WeaaAeR Dunan2l

WAshington. July 1Ay-ghswszs w1li
continue Tuesday ana Wednesday n
the South Atlantic statsA There viii
be showers Tuesday In tho southern
portion Of the middle Atlantic dia-
trict followed by fair weather Wed
nesdAy.
Temperatures will remain high. sx-
where they Will ~ ssAsonAble
wednesday. PARTLY cloudy. ward1u q
Fer vlrgintar-Showsrs Tuesday.
the interior.
For North Carclina-Showers Tues
day and probably Wednesday.
The border vidette., 1916-02-12

The report was audited by the Board of Supervisors and order ed filed.
 The clerk now reported the sale of wild animal skins that were on hand December 4th, 1915, to Effron and Company, Tucson, for the sum of S5.O this being the only offer received.
 Upon motion, duly carried, it was ordered that the treasurer be instructed to pay MT. Gerald Parker the sum of $5, ,25O.OO. this being his commission and ex- penses as per contract in the purchase of the $50, ,OOO.OO road and bridge bonds of Santa Cruz county.
 The chairman of the board now reported the approval of the bond of J. w. Larimore, county engineer for the sum of $5, 100000 with the American Surety Company, as surety.
 MT. Sam Leeker appeared be- fore the board with reference to his assessment on personal prop erty for the year 1910, claiming that the assessment was errone- ous. The matter was referred to the county treasurer.
The border vidette., 1916-02-12

Upon motion, duly carried, the clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for the care of the in- digent sick, burial of indigent dead, feeding prisoners confined in county jail, blank books, print ing and publishing. Contracts for all except publishing, to run for one year from February 7th, 1916. Bids to be received up to ten o'clock a. m., Monday, Feb ruary 7th, 1916. Each bid to be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of S5OOO. Board re- serves the light to reject any and all bids or to accept any bid in whole or in part.
 Upon motion, Board recessed until 300 o'clock p. m. Board met at 800 D. m.
 All members of the Board and Clerk present.
 Mir. Bert Sorrels appeared be- fore the board, stating the ne- cessity of having a county ran ger, for the protection of the cattle men who have ranches near the border; also presenting a petition signed by residents
The border vidette., 1916-02-12

As there has been compara- lively little work done on the County Roads during the past year, and that where it was ab- solutely necessary for general traffic, the demands on the Road Fund were carefully checked and it was found that S, POS. 86 was allowed on bills contracted during the year 1914, and pre- sented for payment December 31st, 1914 and in January and February, 1915, making the am- ount actually spent on the Coun- ty Roads during the year 1915, $2, ,465. 10.
 The subject,of the expense for the County Automobile was next taken up, and a careful investi- gation of the allowance record was made. It was learned that a separate record was kept of the County Automobile since September, 1914, which amount ed to $697. .36 for the months of September, October and Novem- Der, 1914, and that all the ex-
The border vidette., 1916-02-12

penses of the County Automobile for the year 1915, amounts to $1, ,428.98 which includes gaso- line, oil, and all supplies as we'll as driver.
 The annual report of the Coun- ty Assessor was presented to the board, same being as follows: Annual report of the County Assessor of the County of Santa Cruz, Arizona, for the period commencing January 1st, 1915, and ending December 31st, 1915.
 Nogales, Arizona,
 December 31st, 1915. To the Honorable Board of Su-
 pervisors, of Santa Cruz
 County, Arizona. Gentlemen:
 Submitted herewith is my an nual report as County Assessor for the year of 1915. .s... Taxes collected and turned in to the County Treasurer, as per the County Treasurer's receipts as follows:
The border vidette., 1916-02-12

To the Honorable Board of Su- pervisors, Santa Cruz County, Nogales Arizona. Gentlemen:
 have the honor to submit herewith a statement of the am ountl of claims audited, allowed and paid by the Board of Super visors of this county, for the year ending December 31st, 1915, which statement is a full, true and correct transcript of the classified record of claims of this county for the time stated.
 Very respectfully yours,
 LULA REDDoCH WOOD, - Clerk of the Board of Super
 visors.
 Total amount of claims audit ed and allowed, $57, 1O9.80.
The border vidette., 1916-02-12
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz
 County, State of Arizona.

Office of the Board of Supervis-
 ors, Santa Cruz County, No {
 gales, Ariz., Dec. 31st, 1915. )
 Board met at 800 o'clock a. m pursuant to recess of December 18th, 1915.
 Present: Chairman Fielder, Members Parker and Gatlin and Clerk.
 The Clerk now presented re- port of demands audited by the Board of Supervisors for the year 1915, as follows, to wit:
 Nogales, Ariz., Dec. 31st, 1915.
The border vidette., 1916-02-12

Total claims allowed 1O9 LULA REDDOCH WOOD
  Nogales, Arizona, December 31st 1915.
The border vidette., 1916-02-12

Continued on fourth page)
The border vidette., 1916-02-12

Respectfully Submitted,
 VICTOR J. WAGER, County Assessor, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-30
MEXICANS SURRENDER EQUIPMENT
OF CAPTIVES; MOREY NOW AT Ell PAS0

Ell PASO, Tex, June S0.-The horses and
oners arriving at Juarez from Chihuahua
Yesterday will be turned over to the Amer
lean authorities today, according to the
promise of General Gonzales to General
Bell, reported to the War Department today
This is expected to close the Carrizal
incident. However, the return of the negro
troopers, their reception by large crowds
and their stories of Carranzista soldiers
killing the American wounded and robbing
the captured still were the popular topics
That he passed several wounded and later
saw them dead with fresh bullet wounds in
their bodies was the statement of Trooper
Archie Jones. supported by William Gibson
and Luther Alexander, who also reported
being robbed OF several hundred dollars Of
their army savings and jewelry. Alexander
wounded In the shoulder. declared he did not
receive prompt or proper medical attention
In the transfer of the prisoners on the
Santa Fe street international bridge to Cen
eral Bell. the return of another Carrizal
hero was almost entirely overlooked by
FL PasOans.
General Funston forwarded to the War
Department two reports received from Gem
eral Bell at Ell Paso telling OF receiving the
23 members OF the 10th Cavalry and the
Mormon interpreter taken prisoner at Car
rizal from the Carranza authorities as fol-
lows;
gAbout 3 this afternoon General Gonzales
turned over to me on the Santa Fe bridge
the 2S members OF the 10th Cavalry, Troops
c and K held by General Treyino as pris-
oners, also the interpreter, making "a in
all No equipment received with these men,
but / was informed that the horses and
equipment now in possession Of the Mex
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-30
CONVICT WHO KILLED KEEPER
In FLIGHT ELECTROCUTED
shillanti Pays Death Penalty at Sing
Sing

oSsINING. N. Y. June S.-oresto
shlllanti who made a sensational escape
from the death house at Sing Sing last
week after killing Keeper Daniel j. Nc
carthy and wounding two other keepers
was electrocuted at Sing Sing this morn
ing, after making statement asserting
that he was insane,
shlllanti entered the death chamber at
5;61. guarded BY four stalwart guards
while Father cashin, the prison chaplain
walked at his eide. He walked calmly 4
the chair and while being strapped IN made
the following statement
4 am sorry. gentlemen that the unfOr-
tunats man died. iEefsrrinE % MCCARTHY
He grabbed my gun. Am innocent of the
crime Of which ] am charged Ny brains
are not right 0Ood-by and God bless you
all
He gas given three elQcEa oE electricity
And az 0l vas dectafed aeaa
shillann mnrsere4 John hszFp' 3 felloa
saasslef. and killed 60 pqI'eeAen aa MAJ
H I4I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-30

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June So.-Two
wounded American soldiers were expected
to arrive at the base hospital here today
with an official account of the attack on the
Medina River bridge of the Southern Pacific
at Macedonia, Tex. last night. Bandits
rushed the bridge shortly before midnight
firing into the American guard. One of the
bandits was captured The others fled into
the darkness when the Americans returned
the fire. ..-.
Army officers here welcome any delay oc-
casioned by further negotiations with Car
ranza They said that the longer the two
Governments marked time the better the
American forces would be prepared in the
event of hostilites. while Mexico would
enjoy no corresponding benefit.
A few more days will see the distribution
of several thousand, National Guardsmen
along the border releasing $4,000 regulars
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-30

leans would be turned over to me some some
time tomorrow. 5ss
These animals and equipment haa 70 "
collected. so It was not possible 70 prins
them in with the men on the same tram
''Prisoners received from Mexican au'
thorities: First Sergeant Felix fass.
Sergeant Allen Pearson, Corporal sslnueF
Mcdonald, Horseshoer Archie Jones rs, Z,
rler VIII Harris, Trumpeter James ~
Stokes, Privates h. Graham WhraA
Givens Fred Williams, Harvey NJ, Lss'
]. V. Ward Charley Marshall, Joe uoVss' T.
C. L. Floyd, George Stone, all OF Troop op.n y.
10th Cavalry; Corporal George N. Chsp, p,
man, Corporal John Coleman. corpora
william Hoge Privates Luther Alexanaer.
Trannie c. Hoppins, John Wilson, WIn@ WllllaH
ID. Gibson, Thomas G.. Strickler' OF IfVopS =
10th cavalry, and Lemuel sphsouh
interpreter,
Following slightly wounded wili Harris. ,ssr:
right arm; e. Graham. left shouivs'i
Archie Jones, left forearm Luther Atss ~.
ander shoulder; Samuel Mcdonald "Fs
thigh" n e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-30
MEXICANS FIRE ON u. S. BRIDGE
PATROL; DELAY BOON TO AMERICANS

for active service. In addition a delay will 4
permit the concentration of large supplies y
of foodstuffs and munitions, the niobiilfA- !
ton of transport facilities and the reliability
taton of the aviation corps. -ye sdslssQ
The quartermaster's department will open
bids tomorrow for big quantities OF pro-
Visions including 10000 pounds Of beans
10000 cans of tomatoes, 10000 pounds
of coffee. 4SO, 900 pounds of sugar 10000
pounds of rice, $4,000 pounds Of prunes.
1000 pounds of evaporated peaches, $4,000
cans of jam, $4,000 tins of tobacco and
1O0,OO pounds of salt. r +,
Forage for horses and mules will cost
the army about S970,OOO a month, II Is
estimated and $4,000 worth Of gasoline
will be used every month The payroll fof
officers and men along the border now al
ready totals $500, 900 a month, while the
arrival of the militia will greatly increase
this.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-30
GUARD UNITS DIVIDE TWINS
Companies G, of First, and D, of Sec
ond Regiment, Have Old Soldiers
Sons

CAMP BRUMBAUGH. Mount Gretna.
June s0.-There are any number OF brothers
who are about to go to the Mexican
frontier but twins in camp are rare
Company G. First Regiment, can boast
half OF this honor, but the other half
belongs TO Company ID. Second Regiment
The twins. sons OF an old guardsman.
Soloman Roggenburger, who for a number
OF years was a member of Company q.
First Regiment and who saw service at
the Pittsburgh railroad strike In 1877,
are zz years old. They are Marcus stern
RoggenburgeF ana Leon Somnler Roggen-
burger. They live at 26Os North 18th
street. philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-30

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-30
Infantile Paralysis Gains in New York

cases Ia Brooklyn and seven in Manhattan
brought the known total OF infantile
paralysis victims Ia New York's epidemic
of the disease up to 297 today. This Is the
largest number % far reported IA one day
and L spurred Board Of Health oficials into
renewed efforts % check the wave Special
instEuctiona we're issued % al mothers of
greater feH foFk urging that they kaap
thefr babies strapniouaiy citen ana avoid
iaifIz4 theiz cnildEen play with 5lhors aaisss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-30

Whlie Jonn 4. Cross. 81 1l1e South tth
alesE. csHIsen. Va crauking an automebiie
the angIne back nEsa And the cfank struck
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-11
9ampfer 9afagtttt ange'
langt.
Haifngiere mnren Dpr Gbfnbrt IN
gprbennr seiunrnt iuprben.

9ten gorf, II. San. Ser
fran5oiiihe Soir1pfer 9afapette. Der
lalit aiioitpnlen @nrnlingen on
Senrp Gleips ir. iino anoeren Bniia.
gieren, Die BON goroeuur abeefabren
iparen, nit 3eritorung be6robt mar,
traf bier beitte elm iino mel6ete, bab
auf Der l1eberfabrt tpeber Elm Sau1-
boot nod cine Waine geiiftet tpurbe.
Sbipobl Der 9ampfer cine bebeutenbe
Strede bon fron5oiiiden Sorpeoo.
boot. 3eritorern esfortiert porben
tpor, berriGte unter ben gaiiagieren
ipdbrenb oes eriten Seiles Der Geiie
grobe gserpoiitat uno 1aiiaeiere tpie
gerionol bielten nod Sau4booten
iborf Iusi6au. @eoer Serr @lens,
Der in gegIeitling ieiner Sattin her.
iiberfan, nod Die anoeren 9oiiaeiere
poIIten iih iiber Die ibnen 5uge-
eaneenen 8arnlrngen ausipre6en.
Mon erfubr ober, boB ibnen am Yier
in gorbeallr 5elegramme Sugingen,
pel6e Die @arnling entbielten
,g9eiie gefGbrli9l"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-11

fplnottia unb perbiitete boblirh, boB
cine oomals i'm Serot uneenonunene
8orlose 5ur 4menoierung Der Ser
faiiiing aud) i'm 9nus siir geratiing
nitfgenontmen iper0e. gs bonbelte
ii9 Inn Die Seitiesiing bes Yrdiibent-
idafts,Sermines auf ieds Sobre bel
eleid5eitigem 8erbot elmer @ieber.
nubI 6es ieiueilisen 9rGiioenten.
Der erit geitern peroffentlifte Brief
mar ieinem Snbalte nod on bic SSob-
re befan1t; trosben ertpedt er iest
IN poIitiiden 3reiien grobtes Srtte-
reiie. Wfan ertpartet, boB er auh i'm
aongreB sur Sprabe fon1r1en tpirb.
Sbtpobl Die bernofratiide Ylattform
bes Sabres 1912 ii1 3itglittiten eines
ein5igen 8rafibentiGufts SernIines
auseeiproden bate, lit Yrdiibent
@ilion in bieiem S9reiben Der Mn.
fidt, bob bic WogIi6feit zines stpei.
Observation-Disclosures nitt benom.
men tperoen iolle, ionbern bab bieie
Sraee gdr5Iih in S1nben Der @Gb-
Ieri6aft bleibe. Sic nloge enti1ei.
ben, oh ein pr1iioert oergSieoertpabl
inert lei.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-11
Gin Streif Der ipaniideu
Mttanarbtittr.
Der Mnsitamb mag iidl iber oas
ganse 2anb eritrefen.

Baris, II. San. Gin aleemeiner
ausitonb in Der MetoIlinouitrie bot
beute obne 3fpiidenfoa in Barcelona,
Sponien, begonnen. @ie Der Weo.
orioer &orreiponoent Der Sapos
@gentnr n,itteiIt, erfIarte Der Scr
aoa bon 4Ibo bel llebernobnte oes
Ueinilteriunls bes Snnern, er babe
aus Nrbeiterfeiien oertrmtltde
geo9ridten erbaIten oenen aufolge
irternationaIe 4genten Dos 2anb be
rciien, Inn Den Strife beginnenS nit
benz neuen Sabre ouf gon5 Sponle,
orssuoehnen. es ioa boourh Die
Musmonoerung iponiider Irbeiter
no6 ousI1nbiiden Sobrifen er5ieli
perben. Bie Der @1iniiter erfl1rt,
pirb bieier Ilan aunddit in 9orcel.
Iona our Iusfiibrune eebroht uri
iou ie nod Gage Der Sade m,sge.
bebnt meroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-11
Saul &Onig angeblid
DeridwnnOell.
Ntm YOrftr SOLICIT fann
Sabasz9ettftiO nidt
finbtu.
Gin nener Saftbefebl iollte inn snse.
itellt iuerben.
&egeu ausebliher 9prrnmpierans
bes gaufelerfs S6einSl.
Snuoes L. @ranbinrp nntcrind)t ipei.
ter nnseblide 9umplutte.

Hem gorf. If. San. Sie go.
li5ei iIidt bel,te nod Taul aonig.
oenl ungcbli6en Saupt oes 8ebeim.
oienltes Der Sambiire glmerifo.
Clinic, Der ii6 unter elmer 9imbes-
Anflnee. Die i'm Der 8erIflporung
Sltr 3critorung ocs @eaonb &onols
beiduloigt, unter $4,000 giirgifoft
in eSrcibeit befinbet. Gin YoIi3eiri9-
fer itelte eeitern geaen 9onig einen
tpoftbefebl aus, iporin er Der forrup.
ten geeinfluiiiin9 bon Sre0crid
Sheinol, eines frii9eren Glerfs in
9ieniten Der 9fational Gin 9nnf be.
iduloiet miro. S6cinol loa Serrn
aonie 9riefc uno Seleeramme ieiner
9onf nit 9e5ug mtf Ytunitions-
Senoungen perratcn bobcn. Sdein0l
ielbit muroe perbaftet lin6 ipGter un.
ter 9iirgidaft in 6reibeit ecicet. Die
meme 9lnflogc donigs betrifft cin Ser,
geben, oos nit elmer 0odltitrofe bon
brei Sabren 3uftbous genbnbet per.
ben mag. 9ic Soli5ei bebauptct, lie
b1tte Gonig in einem Sotcl, no er 5it
ipobnen pflegtc. nift finoen fonnen.
9ie 9l,noes 9ronoiurp lest ibre
ltnteriu6ung Der on9eblidcn aom-
pIotte bon slusldnbern fort. 9lnfln-
gen eegen Terionen. beren Tanen
bisber nod nidlt ecnannt moroen mo-
rem. finb 3n erpnrten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-11
Stgtn Der TrobibitiOn.
5000 grbeitsloie sibt es in Der Stabt
Senper allein.
@aiien geriamnrlnns nnb Demon.
itratipn upr benz 8pnuernenr.

9enoer, Colo, If. San. Die
taiiienben 9crionen, Die infolge gin-
fiibrung Der Yrobibition arbeitslos
ipnroen, bielten bier eeitern aiif bcn
@riinoen bes Stoatsfapitols cine
Ioiienperiamnlimg nit ornuffoI.
aenoer Concentration oh. Cine De-
legation nit @illiam Sod, Dem &C.
fretdr Der 9retperp @orfers' llnion,
on Der Spibe iiberreihte Dem 8ou-
pernelr George u. Carlton &eio-
Iitionen, porin perlangt miro, ooB
cine grtra-Seiiion Der Segislatur
eingerlifen iperbe, Inn Nfittel 5u be-
roten, ipie ben 0urh Die Yrobibition
orbeitslos gefporoenen TeriOnen Se-
Id)Gftigimg perid)afft peroen fonnc.
@oupcrneur Carlton riet Der Dele
gotion, ooB Der itaatliden slrbcits-
aonlmiiiion cine 2iite unterbrcitet
peroe, tporaus eriihtlid pdre, ipie
pielc Yerioncn arbeitslos ipurocn
rno mas fiir slrbeit geipiinidlt fperoc
&ad Der MaiienperiummIlins
iolgte elm lln1sue. bel benz Sanner
nit Der 9lufi6rift berlimgetragcll
wuroen: .Nab ober trodcn; mir
miiiien Irbeit babeil ooer pilien, mo-
rum mir feline erlangen
Gos 0enpcr Snbor Council idldste
fiir5li6 Die 3obl Der glrbeitsloicn in
iulgc bon Yrobibition fiir Die Stobt
9enper oIlcin ol,i 5000 8erionen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-11
Tlaggenidwinoel fOrtgt'
itbt.
gritiiher Sampfer inter amerifani.
idDer Glagge i'm Wittelmeer.

Bottom, If. San. Ger britiide
Ganlpier Gitp Of 9ineoln iubr inter
anerifaniiher 6lagsc 5um Sduse
gcsen Saudlboote Ourd Oas @fitteI-
ldnoii6e Nteer. 80 ersdblten Yfit.
alieoer oes Ycrionals Oes 0anlpfers,
Der bier geItern nit elmer ipertpoaen
9abin,g ans S1fen oes Orients ein.
actrofien mar. sird) Der 9tame oes
Nompfers nurbe geanbert, 10 baB
man MIR oas @ort r9incoln" lcieu
fomlte. Sffi5ierc bes Sd)iifes Doll-
ten ooriiber nidlt ipreden. 0ie Gitp
Of 9incoln botte 1000 2onnen
8ummi uno 2400 Sonnen Slef, 10.
mie Gel unb aloere Sradlt an Soro.
Die 9eiamtlaoius battc einen @ert
bon So, 100000.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-11
SansOurdimhnug tit
Gait Yonngstomn.
GeitObltne &aren ben
GrjeOtnttn lpitber
lDtggtnDulnlfll.
Der gr6Fte Sell Der 8ente nber nid)t
snriifsnerlangen.
9ranbjtrp ieet Ole ltnterindnns Der
slnsidJreitunsen fort.
Die Stablfabrifen nebimen ben Be.
trieb fpieoer nnf.

Oounestonn g.. II. San.
Selite i'm @erte bon Sauienoen bon
Collars, bic nGbrenb Der gr5eiie in
GoIt goilngstopn in Der gfoft bonn
tSreitae auf San1itog geltoblen NOR
ben por, tpurben BON ben WiIiatrlp-
pen 1,nb Der 8pli5ei tpieoer aufaeito-
bert. Sic pr6ientiert cine &oIleftion
bon foIt Silent, mos IN elmer fIeiren
Stoot f1ufIth lit. Sier 9aegiitrier.
fafien. sipei Bhonogropben, 40 9of.
fer, 112 Sorbtaihen. 40 guid1eIs
&ortoffeln unb IS Side Wehl be.
fanben iih uitter Den erIten Singen,
Die man 5i,riideepann. Hnnn fan-
Den Sic Srithpen 800 8otronen, bon
6enen bieIe Sunoum 8eihoiie bill
beten; t25 SIoi6en Gotflip, @e-
tpiir5e, 8uffee unb See; iieben gu-
ihels 9lepfel, $50 2nibe 9rot. 5mei
gui6els Slpiebeln uno 40 Sltsenb
Shof)teln 3iinbbGI5er.
aIeibungsitiide murben bon ben
gr5eoenten anideinen6 benordugt.
Eie Srltppen brahten gum Soridein
1O2 9ln5iige, 300 Iode, 800 9oar
Soien, so 8oar lteberfleioer, 22O0
Ynar &anbi6ube, 1880 TaarS Sdube,
1112 9ln5iige llnteripGid1e, 210O
Salsbinoen, 5000 Eunr .Soden ilno
800 &ragen.
Serner fpnfis5ierten Die Soloaten
112 Reboloer, 407 Weiier peridieoe.
ner grt, % 9faiiermeiier, % @olo.
unb SiIberiibren, 25 &inoe, "a 8aor
Observation-Disclosures irnb 36 11brfetten.
gs tpnrSe ober nod bieI an6eres
@oteriaI geitobIen, bon benen bos
neiite faltm ie ipieber erIanet tperben
pir6.
8ranbtmrp nnterindlt ipetter.
Nie @ronoiurp ltnteriudune be.
treffs Der Strifeurio6en in Der On.
lage Der youngstown Sbeet & Sube
60. ipurbe bier beute forts seiest. Win.
Oeitens 5lpan5ig 9eueen ioqen Der.
nommen nerben. Senrp g. goGarh
bon Columbus, Iiiiftent General.
antpaIt, Der ai,f griu6en oes Goun.
tpanpaItes g. 20. Senberion bon
oieien Gountp bergeianbt poroer
mar, I'm bel Der @erfoleung Der @us.
ihreitunesf1le mitaubeIfen, trai
be,ite friib elm lrnb fonferierte iofort
nit Dem GountpannaIt.
Die Siiren Der &epubIic sSron &
Steel 60. ,Mnlagen, mo- 1000 Wonr
ieit bem 27. Se5enber itrifen, pur.
ben beiite tpieber eeoffnet uno pielt
Strifer febrten 5rr Irbeit suriid
@s beibt, bab etipa 1000 Wonn iif
einfanben.
@enn iih ouh eine fleine Wengt
bor ben @ing1neen oniommcIte. Il
iab man bod feline Strifepoiter1. o.
fam an feinen llnruben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-11
Sramo in Sbeater.

9erington, ap., If. San Gas
9en aIi.Spcrnbans, zines Der iein.
iten 5beater i'm Staotc, iuiirbe heiite
firth burd SSelicr beidld0igt Der
anserihtete Sdooen miro aui runo
$4,000 aeitdst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-11
Ser Sob flOpft an.
General -Snerta's ableben anidei'
nenb benDritebenb.

@IBaio, Ger, If. San. Se.
neral @ietoriano Suerta perbraf)te
cine ihIofloie Rntt inb feline 9rafte
ihpinben itetie. Die 9ler3te slauben,
oaB oas gnbe bes ebennaIisen 9ifta.
tors bon Regico nabe lit.