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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
FORT ARMSTRONG WINS.

The Fort Armstrong aggregation
defeated Company ! of the Second In.
fantry yesterday afternoon by a score
of to o. Smith was on the firing
line for the winners and held the Shat
ter team safe all the way. Hudnall,
Laraway and Bosko starred for the
home team.
The score by innings:
Company % 0 O o 0 0 90
Fl. Armstrong. % 0 0 o 5 1 SIS
Typhus is increasing in Toxic, &C.
cording to reports received by the
Public Health Service in Washington.
Gen. Henri PHILIPPE Petain, French
commander at Verdun, recently cele-
brated his 60th birthday. ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

NOR as large as q
child's head. The
doctor said it was
three years coming
and gave me medi-
cine for it until /
was called away
from the city for
| ON e time. OF
course / could not
go to him then, SO
my sister-in-law told
me that she thought
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
COMPANY n IS GIVEN
LUAU AT AKANA HOME

Y. Akana was host yesterday at a
luau held in honor of the officers OF
Company H, National Guard, at his
Waikiki home. Speeches were made
by Brig gen Samuel Johnson, Maj.
Laurence w Redingron and Cpl,
James Akana, chairman of the feast
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30

By authority vested in me as Dem
ocratic Precinct Chairman of Pre-
cinct No. One, Union County, New
Mexico, | hereby call precinct con-
vention of the Democrats of said
precinct TO meet at the courthouse
in Clayton on Saturday, October 7th
1916, at 200 o'clock, p. m, for the
purpose of selecting twenty-four del
egates to represent said precinct in
the Democratic county nominating
convention to be held at Clayton on
the 9th day Of October, 1916.
A good representation is desired,
especially of residents of the pre-
cinct living outside of the city
w. A. BRISTOL,
Precinct Chairman.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30
ROB. AND (0

David Kellen of Shattuck, Okla
homa, an old time friend of The
News man and now democratic nom
inee for county treasurer of Ellis
county, spent several days in Clay
ton this week. About q year ago
Mr.. Kellen purchased a section of
land from the State of New Mexico,
under the regime of Ervien, and
now the same Ervien has notified
him that there is nothing doing and
has returned his money. 1t seems
that one of Bobs friends found out
that he wanted the land, and thus
a bona fide settler must get out Of
the way. Under the present admin
istration of state lands, everything
seems TO be reserved for Bob and
his friends.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30
c. W. COLE SERIOUSLY INJURED

G. w. Cole, formerly of Sedan, but
now of Staunton, met with a very
serious accident last Sunday. Mr..
Cole was helping a neighbOr with a
windmill that had got out of fix. He
was on the tower and in some way
the brake of the mill came loose
and threw Mr.. Cole TO the ground,
decorating his thigh very seriously,
ALSO causing an ugly scalp wound.
DR.. Steel Of Folsom, was called and
dressed the wounds, and reports Mr..
Cole resting as easy as could be ex-
pected.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30
JONES AND LUCECO ST CLAYTON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5.
Popular Nominees for u. 5. Senator
and Secretary of State, 10
Address the Voters

Hon. A. a. Jones. democratic nom
inee for IT, S Senator, and Hon.
Antonio Lucero, democratic nominee
for Secretary of State, will make
speeches in Clayton, Thursday eve
ming, October 5th. Messrs Jones and
Lucero will enter Union county
from Nara Visa the morning of the
5th, travelling by automobile, and
will make addresses at Amistad at
noon and at Clayton in the evening.
The morning of the 9th they will
leave Clayton for Mt. Dora, Gren-
willie, Des Moines and Folsom, speak
ing at Des Moines at noon and at
Folsom in the evening.
Messrs Jones and Lucero are con-
Sidered the two best speakers of
New Mexico, and everyone regard
less Of political belief, should make
an effort to hear them. Their time
is limited as they must cover the
entire state between now and the
date of election
Don't fail to hear a. A. Jones,
New MeXico's first citizen, and next
L. 5. Senator; don't fail TO hear
Antonio Lucero, the states best ex-
amplar of Spanish and English ora
tory, and next Secretary of State.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30
NEW BOSS AT FEED YARD

j. NJ. Simpson has purchased the
II. II. Carson feed yard and will con-
duct it in the future. He took charge
last Saturday and has already start
ed several improvements, one Of
them being a large wagon shed in
the center Of the yard. Mr.. Simpson
is from Mckinney, Texas, where he
conducted a feed yard for years.
lie has moved his family to Clay
ton and will make this city his home.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30
p. & 7. Buy PaIo BIanco Ranch :

During the past week, Pennington
and Talbot, the enterprising real
estate men. purchased the famous
Palo BlancO sheep ranch near Glad
stone. The purchase amounts to
400 acres of decided land, and 1900
acres of lease from the state. There
is no finer land in New Mexico. The
tract is now on the market in par
GELS or lots 10 suit purchaser.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30
is WITH PRESIDENT WILSON

Ira Massey Of near Stead, was
business visitor and trader in the
city Wednesday and Thursday. II
doesn't take Ira long TO give his
reason for being Wilson man. The
Rrst of the week he sold his broom
corn crop for Si7O. ton, and Jas he
puts it; IF Wilson hadn't put a stop
TO the railroad strike couldn't have
sold itlfor d"n."
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30

i'o 'ouhtlVo' anu Ill san Juan /
county, larger Democratic maiori-
ties than ever before will be rolled
up for \. a. Jones and the rest of the
Democratic candidates.
The northern trip ended at Gallup
where Jones, Walton and Lucero
spoke before the greatest political
meeting in the history of Mckinley
county. The Democrats of McKin-
ley are this year confident of plac-
ing the county in the Democratic
column and purging it of political
.rottenness by eleGting Democrat
ir county ticket.
In san Juan county the voters are
laughing over Bursums desperate
attempts there to garner few votes
by eNtravasant promises of road
construction, and by admitting that
the outrageous county salary law.
which he had passed over the gov
crnor's veto after he had preparcd
the way by throwing out four duly
| elected Democratic members of the
house, was a holdup, stating that it
was the best possible under the
circumstances. and that if the peo-
pie would only elect him governor
IaI would be remcdied. The peo-
pie would only ETAOIN(oueZm aid
pie of San Juan along with the peo-
pie of every other section of the
state, know Mr.. Bursum as the
Great PrOmiSer-whon never fulfills.
They know that he and his crowd
have been in control of every New
Mexico legislature for many years
they know that he could have Sc
cure the passage of any law that the
desired; they know that the laws
he desired have been passed; they
know that every piece of Republi-
can machine legislation-measures
inimical to the interests of the peO-
pei of New Mexico, bear the Bur
sum brand: they know his record
rs penitentiary superintendent and
as Republican boss In a word, They
Know Bursum. o..
The sandbagging county salary
law was the best possible under the
circumstances" BursuIh wos on" u
the chief circumstances"
In Taos and Mora counties, Frat
Hubbell has evidenced his fitness
for the dignified position of UniteC
States senator by personal abuse o.
democratic candidates; by mud
singing of the rankest sort: by re.
ferring to Governor Mcdonald, az
a devil with hornT." Even the
nerve of the Republican press bu'
, reau hasn't been equal to putting
out anything that Hubbell has said
The Republican gang of New Mex
leo is without an issue in this cam
paign. It-has nothing TO fight will
but Misrepresentation and pOlitica
slander, falsehood and intimidation
= Its cuttle-hsh press bureau is des
perately endeavoring to muddy tn
waters but the people of New Mex
: leo are not to be deceived. The,
have been hoodwinked for the las
time. They are determined thi
: year to repudiate, decisively and fiji
: lally, the Republican gangsters VIII
: are seeking power solely with tn
object of exploiting the state TO
selfish and INSCRIPTIONS ends.
---e----
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30
WlKOFF GARAGE ABOUT DONE

The Wikoff Garage on Third Street
is being rushed to completion as
rapidly as possible. The workmen
are putting the rafters in place this
week. When completed this will
be one of the finest garages in the
state, as it has all the modern con-
veniences.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30
SCHOOL NOTES
Dayton NewS

The school building is not open
to school children until $50. 1t
would be very much better if par
ents would not permit their child
rem to come to school until that
time.
4 sturdy period has been establish
ed in all departments of the school
from $3.50 until 900 This period is
not compulsory on the part of the
pupil, but all teachers are requir-
ed to be in their rooms 10 take char
ge of the work and give individual
assistance to pupils who need it.
This is one of the most helpful per-
iOds of the day and pupils who need
help should improve the opportun-
ity.
The class in typewriting is pro-
crossing nicely. Besides the pupils
of the High School number of the
teachers have entered the class.
Three Standard typewriters have
been procured and every available
period is being utilized during the
regular school session as we'll as the
periods after school.
Another course which is being re-
ceived enthusiastically is the vocal
music. Every department in the
school, both High school and Com
mon is receiving systematic instruc-
ton in the subject Quartettes and
Glee clubs are being organized in
the High School and a pleasant and
profitable time is anticipated.
sAll the school children accompan-
led by the teachers attended the
/ afternoon sessions of the county
fair last week.
Ivan Sanders entered the high
school Monday.
The fifth grade had eight visitors
from one of the County schools
last week
The high school has learned some
songs and are practicing yells u
use at the games this fall. Arthur
Dean has been elected Yell leader
for the high school and Clyde Man
sker for the Olympian literary So
ciety.
Arthur Dean and Welcome Brim-
below made posters to advertise th'
game with Seneca.
The following is the lineup of th'
High School Ball. Team:
Carlos Lujan, Pitcher
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30

See w. B. Lum for we'll casing,
and tanks Of all sizes and kinds. 5
inch % guage we'll casing at $i7.98
per 100 feen. and one half ince
at $3.50 per 100 feet. II you want
good wind mill see him.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30


make the most of it,"
Former Governor Otero, the ter
ritorial executive who separated
Frank Hubbell from office in Bern
alillo county on charges preferred
by Frank w. Clancy. then district
and now Republican attorney gen.
eral of the state, scored the indefen-
sible records of Hubbell and Bur-
sum and said. =
Five years ago | went out with
Governor Hagerman TO do what we
are going TO do today-defeat a
corrupt political gang that is trying
to f0ist on the people of the great
state Of New Mexico two men who
are unworthy Of filling the exalted
places they seek.
II have known Mr.. Bursum many
years-knew him when was gov
ernor and he senator from Soc
orro county, and I had TO watch
him all the time to keep him from
putting over such, bills as the in
famous Hawkins railroad damage
suit bill, which was annulled by Con
gress after they had passtd / ove''
my veto.
There is no comparison between
Mr.. Bursum and Mr.. de Baca. There
isl not a blot on the escuthheon of
T.. C. de Baca, and he is going TO
make you the best governor New
Mexico has ever had"
In his speeches in the Pecos val
ley, Governor Mcdonald, drove
home the fact that the Republican
candidates cannot get away from
the records they have made; that
they must stand on them in this
campaign.
Not a vote less than 5000 Eemo-
cratic majority in the counties OF
Eddy, Chavez, Roosevelt and Curry
is the declaration of the enthusi-
astic Democrats Of southeastern New
Mexico. They expect to make il
much larger.
On the trip thru Taos, Rio Ar
riba and San Juan counties, eighi
Of the Democrats candidates-A. A
Jones, Antonio Lucero, w. B. Wal
ton, H. L. Hall, Felix Garcia, Harry
L. Patton, George A. Davisson, anC
J. L. G. Swinny-were together fol
much Of the time, and the recep-
tions rendered them were splendid
New Democratic history will b
made this year in Taos and Rio Ar
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30
1t Is Democratic Year In NetO
Mexico And The Nation

Santa Fe, Sept. 27-That this is a
Democratic year in New Mexico:
that the Democrats of the state are
alert, determined and aggressive,
and that Independent Republicans
men who refuse to stand for ma
chine rule and corruption regardless
Of the fact that it bears the party
label are with them in their fight
for public decency and good govern
ment, have been conclusively shown
by the first speaking tours Of the
Democratic candidates
At every point visited the candi-
dates were received with the great
est enthusiasm, and record-break-
ing audiences turned ont to hear
them
The pecos Valley was Invaded by
Governor Mcdonald, Lieutenant
Governor, Il. c. de Baca, Democratic
candidate for governor, and former
Governor NJ, \. Otero, Democratic
candidate for state auditor, and
their trip was a series of ovations.
In his speech at Roswell Lieutenant
Governor de Baca, the able, honest,
outstanding, fearless American that
the people of New Mexico are going
to place in the executive office, made
a tremendous hit. Among other
things he said: Enemies of mine
say | am too partisan to be fair
governor. In my home county OF
III Miguel, to be a democrat is to
martyr. have always fought
honesty and fair dealing and
ways fought for my party
believe it the most hon
Just party, and for my
no have been prosecuted
POLITICAL principles.
,e to fight for the princi-
,sty and justice, and Il
party and friends wheI
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30

Byron Chamberlain, Right Field
The High School colose are orange
and black.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30
WHO?


The nameless one is a guggler Of
figures. Let the supreme Judge
give the answer.
On January %, 1910, Jose G. Chavez
received the receipt No. 1852, for
first half of his 1908 taxes, as fol-
lows:
idASS --------@----------- ~
10 per cent Commission-------$O98
COSts ------------------- -SSu'SO
Penalty -----------------------S0e5
5000
After this transaction, Mr.. Chavez
was notified that he still owed siiOO.
On January 81, 1910, he sent money
order Ne. i47O3, issued at the Taos
Office On ne Clayton office, in the
sum of Sit.OO, and was further not
ified that he was as cents short.
1857, Rxes. penalty, interest and
cost included, should have been the
amount of Mr.. Chavez's taxes for
the entire year. The problem is,
who got the s2i 80?
~.---.@-@e-a~e.--~~-.~~~-
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-30

Swastika coal is the proper coal
TO buy. More heat with less coal
burned, Order from G. G. Granville
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Sei @rserum
grlittsn bic Ruiieu bsi
einem erfOlgIufeH u NJ
griff i9Dere 8er@
In Il


&onitanttnopef, s. SUM.
neber 9onOon. Die RuFen, tpeI4e Dor
aursem BEL Der tiirtii6sn Sffenlio.
lpeiflia BON gr5erun, i'm tiirtiideT
gtrmenisn, 5uriidipiten, iino pieoe:
gum qngriff iibsrsesangsn uno oet.
iu6tsn cine 2lnbDbe Su nebmsn, pelte
fi9 III ben Sdnbsn Der 5iirten befins
bet. sic nurben aber nit bem Sdips
nett in ibre aIte Steluns 3uriidgetrie'
zen, ipie eine bonn. tiirtiIfsn Sriegss
mintIterium am DOnnsrItag perOffeHts
Ii6te Wiittheilung befast, Sisie Iautet
pis fOlgt:
.sautaIus 5rpnt: SIN Centrum
periu9te Der 5einb cine 60be Su HeAs
men, pelte Don ben unIrigen sebalten
pirb. llnIere Reierpen trisben ibn dber
bur6 etnen 8aionettausriff 5uriid unS
spangen ibn, ii6 na9 auf feline alien
Stslunsen suriid5usieben. Die Ruiien,
fpelae biz auf 400 Meter heransefom'
men iparen, srlitten grObe gerlults az
SpStsn unS @srtpunSstsH."
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. N---f 49,
replIbIitanii9e ytdtional &onpention
nabm am Sonnerftag bic Ginlaoung
ber &onbentiOn Der BrogrehtDen gu
elmer Sonferen5, in ipel6er bic Sdr>
monie 5tpiI9en ben beiben .parteien
n&berbergeitellt tperDen Ioa, on. Gin
oabtngebenber 8pri6lag, Der 5uerIt
oOn ben YroSrehipen genebmigt
lpurbe, tpurbe Don Der republitaniI den
SoNOention entgegengenpmrnen uno
aud nit nur penigen Derneinenbsu
Stinmen, fat obne ieoe DemouItras
tion dngenommen.
Senator Reeb Smpot BON lltab,
Senatpr 8iqidm &. 9orub pon
SOabo, Der friibsre Senator @. Nsurs
ran Crane BON Mtafiu9uietts, Or. Nts
dolas Wturrup Butler, opn Der gteip
yorter Delegation itttb Der friibere Res
prdIentdnt u. 81. SobnIon Don esrpns
ton, Sbio, puroen CUR Wtitglieoeru
bes republitantf6en &onfereu3tommits
tees ernunnt. sic trafeu iofort 9or'
bereitungen fir ibre 3uiammentunft
nit ben ProgreFipert
Die 3uiummeniesung beg &Ommite
tees in 8etraht ge3ogen, lit man all
semeiu Der Qniitt, baB es ben Sol.
Roofepelt utht dls prGiiDenti9dftss
Sdnoibaten at3sptiren pirb, man
alaubt dber auf Der anbsren Seite,
bab es ni6t obiolut auf Der Nominas
ton bes Ri6ters Sugbes beiteben
rptro. Die JOlge bisier neuen Snts
ipidlunq Der 9inge lit, bab ubfolute
uneepibbeit oariiber berrifJt, tper Die
republitdnif6e Domination er1aIten
ipirb, Biz bas 9onferen5 sSommittee
Seri6t abgeftattet bat.
Nbgeieben pon Dem O6igen mar oas
ipdbrenb oes Sdees bpn Der Sonoen.
tion erlebiste 6auptgef6dft bic Dit
nabme Der bon bem Seratpr Qpbge
unterbreiteten Yrin5ipien Grtldrung.
Cine 9emonitratipn, bic cine babe
Utinute bauerte, fano itatt, ats Der
Same bes Sol. sfooIepelt gum erften
Ufal in Der &onpentiou gerrauni
tpurbe.
yladbem bann Die pernlanente Sr=
gauiIation perooqItGnbigt pproen,
pertugte ii6 bic 9uupention auf 6rets
tag @ormittas I'm II llbr.
Senator 2obge bate ben Namen oes
Sol. Roofepelt in 9erbinbung nit Der
Ybilippinensplants in Der 9latform
genannt, in fpelher bic ppn Rc&inist
beepnnene unb DON RopIepelt fortges
iebte golitit selu6t purbe. Die tur,e
Demonftratipn, bic fplgte, fdnb 6aupt-
id6lth in ben @allerien itatt, tpsnns
sIeid einise DeIesoten iie uHteritiib'
ten.
Die ii1tersFanteIte 9emonitrutipr
ipGbrenb Der Sibung fanb itatt, nuds
oem Senator 2obge bic 5raueritimms
rehts z9lonte osrlefen bate.
Die republitanifd)e Ydrtet bic ibr
Yertrauen in cine Reeierung bes @pI;
tes, burh bas @plf unb fir bas Boil
fpieoerbplt unb es fir einen Oft Der
9erehtigteit Der SGlfte bes ameritnris
iben @pltes aegeniiber bGlt, 1T fir Sic
9lusbebniing bes Sttmmre9ts 0lf bis
Srauen", lag Der Seuator, tporduF er
anbielt, fpdbrenb bic Srdueritimm=
redtler NIT tbrer Semonftrotipn be-
9anren.
v9fbss," f1br Der Senator 2obqe Su
lefen fort, als fid Der sltmult eirligcr=
maber selsst bate, rIie ertenrt bas
Redi jebes einselnen States on, biele
anselegenbeit fir fifI iefbft gu res
eeIn."
Siiirnif6es 9eIG6ter foIgte bisfem
3ufab su Der. einleitenben GrtlGrung,
tpel9e Die esraueritimmre6tler bereits
dls etnen ftnren Sieg gefsisrt hdtten,
irrb es folete bann cine Concentration
Serisniger. bic ben 3ufas bssiiniiss
ten
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Ncne 0srihldse
llnierbreitste 9eutfdlaub in geaug
: auf bic llntsritiibuna her geo0Is
ieriIns bss Don ibm beiesten
5beiles BON goleu.


terung bes Don ibm beieBteu
5beiles BON poleu
Berlin, 8. Suni. gluf brabtlolem
Wegs naa SapDille. Die bsuti6e aes
sierung bat benz ameritauif4en gOt'
fbaitsr Gerarb in gsrbiHbuns NIL
benz plane Der 9ertkilung DON aes
bensmittsln on bic geD6Iterung Der
BON Seutidlano befebtsn @ebiste 4|os
lens burg cine ameritaniife aOnI'
miifiou nsus goribldse unier6reitet.
Die gOrIdIdge1, iagt bic uebsrles
Ru9ri4tenasentur, .eutbdltsn bic das
beriten aOuseIiiOuen, iosIde 9euti&'
lamb su MAIDEN I'M Gtdnbe lit. es
berrIbt aber in Berlin bic 4mii6t Dor,
bab bon gnslanb audi bisfe 9orf4lds
se 5uriidsspieien psrHn, inbem man
bic iriibersn 9ssenporihldge aufrs4t
erbaItsn unb 5ipar BEN Sdein puma
nitdrsr @eiiunung beiSehal:en, aber
iia peisern pirD, fid bon bumanitd'
rem 9riinben besiniLufsn gu laheR.
0ieie anii6t sriinbst ii6 auf bic 6aIs
tung @robbritannisHs pdbrenb Der
friibsren llntsrbanbIlnseu iiber oiei.n
@eesnitdno.A
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Ser glrtilleriefampi
I'm Der 9erbur Gront mir B
unDsrmin OsrtfOrtss

!.
Berlin, s. SUM, ria 2OrSon.
9cm 9frmse Sauptquurtier tpuros
am SOnnerftas fOIgertbe GriIdruHg
ii6er bic militdrii3en OpsratiOnsn Osrs
liffsntli@t:
nWeftli6e syront: = DIR 4rtiaeries
aampf gu beioen Ssiten Der Tlaas
(9erbun GrcnD baueTt nit uHDermin.
bsrter Ssftigtsit jun.
~Seitli9e Jront: : Siibli9 oon
Gmorson brangen beIticbe RetOgnOs'
sirnnsstruppen burd mehcers fsinSlia
DE 2inien in bic Srti9aft aunapa,
serit0rten bic bOrtigen 9ertbeibigunsss
merle unb iebrteH nit 40 gefauseHsu
unb sinsm Maitinsu Gsfpebr su'
rid.
nauf benz iibrisen abeil Der Sront
bat ii6 ni4is 9efOnoeres susstraesn. "
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9lusldnbiidbe lrnppen
Werben fir mOsIi9e I'm.
su9eu In qstiHs in Be-
reiti 9aft gebalten.

apnbon. s. SUM-. Cine Dope
ihe an bic Gr9anss 3eIesrapb 50.
pon 5isn 9fin in G'6ina beiast, bdB
bic omeritaniIden Sruppsn in iens,
Stabt gefebl erb;elteH, ii6 bereit 81
bdIten. ra9 peting abJugeben.
Die Oepeite me!oet aud, bab bi,
frdn30iiiGen geborosH bes frans6fs
Hfen Yrotettorats 2lndm bereits itarte
einbeimii6e 9ruppenabtbeilungen naG)
g}eting ubgeidnbt babsn.
Cine Delegation pOn Ofii5isren Der
2eibnahe bes neusn prGiibenten 9iz
YuoHsgbuns bat oisiem periifer!, odB
er iid auf bic 1reus Der Mahe psrs
ldhen tOHne.
Wafbinston, 3. G., 8.iSuni.
1900 UlanR 1es is. Snfcutsrisss Res
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-09

gimerts unter Oberft SarrD :. Sale,
fpel9e in Sien 9iin unD entl4g bef
8abn 3piiden jensr Stubt uni peting
ftationirt iinb, iotpie cine deianbtz
f6uftspd9e DON $50 Nlarineb blDaten
iteaen bic amerituniide Milittrma9t
in CHINA bar. sSm &riegs 1partes
ment purbe sefaet, bab S6ert Sule
Dbne peitere Snitruftionen irtnb els
nsn Sbeil isiner WdHnI9uftet mad
pefing bringen f1nne. Wan eldubt,
bab sr ii9 5u siuem Fplfen s4rit!
entf4lob, fObatb sr Oom Sob Oss
prGiibenten guam Sbi Raj seb6r:
bate.
gao6ri6ten 5ufolge, bic aug geting
i'm Staatsbspartenent einlisien, ioa
in Der 4insiiI6en Repu6Iit ntrtpiirs
bige Rube berrf9en.
Die duslGnbiiden gefe6ls6f6sr Der
9eIdnbti9aftspa6en in petitg biels
ten cine aonfersn3 a6, in tusldtr iiber
etlpdig n0tbige militdriI6e MabregeIn
berat6en pnrbe, falls infolse By llms
itanbes, bab 70 biele Gbintien IN Se'
IdnbtT8aitspisriel 3uflu9t h9ten
ltnriben eitttreten foLIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-09
2}on oer repu6(ikanif f6en
2laftonafRo
Sic @eidafte mebmem eimen
laatgiantem Sortgatg.
SOVIET Wurde nur die Prinzipien-GrkIarung
angencf1lllen.

ss purb aber au Gnlabuug Der 81 ore0en Elm &On5 &omes
enann = Sos nit etem gei den aOmmitt rOgreFiOen
srirt nit Der Sonun bic 0ar mUu spif4 be6en TOHH
pieoer 95ueaen 8OrFser oung lit bufir, baB bic Gomna
Onsreben Greig beginner Qen Dod dngt aues benz
geit BEG &onen &ommt tees Gb - Die repubitaniidn Wt
9eor no bic Sanbatur RpoieDels roen aber bic
@ndt ber5ueaen in bic aus fdutung 9ugbes pIgn Col.
gooieoe forb 5armonie au frt aber uu Neue gegeH
bic 9eutI4 4mtan