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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Citation for Hearing On Petition for
Administration.


No. 5O48.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
Estate of Peter Schwinghammer,
Deceased.
In the Matter of the Estate of Peter
Schwinghammer, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the granting of An
cillary administration of the estate OF
said decedent:
The petition Of Joseph B. Schwing-
hammer, having been filed in this
court, representing that Peter
Schwinghammer, then a resident OF
MI. Carmel, State of North Dakota,
died inestate on the 18th day Of jan
uary, 1914, and praying that letters OF
Auxiliary administration of his estate
be granted. to John M. Emmel of st.
Cloud, MINI; and the court having
fixed the time and place for hearing
said petition;
Therefore, You, and Each of You.
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
court at the Probate Court Rooms In
thc Court House in the City Of st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
OF Minnesota. on the
3rd DAY OF MARCH, 1916.
at 9 o'clock A. NJ. why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness. the Judge Of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 9Th
day of February, 1916.
court Seal) ]. B. HIMSL,
Peter Brick, Probate Judge.
Attorney for Petitioner. 3-10-17-24
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Sic a%rie8sla8e.
(6ortiebung bon Seite H.

(6ortiebung bon @eite H.
bulgoriiden @ren5e Elm 3uiammen.
ltoB itattgefunben.
Muf DEM @altan fnt Ole oiterrei6i-
id)e @orbltt obne &f bas 1ii6lide
llfer oes Mati-Sluiies in Mlbanien
erreidt unb 1ie ridden ser Meeres-
fuite entlang gegen &plona Dor.
SHE &uiien tpur6en 6urh Mine1l-
mgriffe ge51pungen, fib aus ibren
b~or6erlten @r6ben Dor Dem 8riiden-
topf bon l1sciec5fo am 1uielter nabe
Ser @ren5e Der 8lfotpina 5uriid3u-
5ieben. Interchangeable fan6en an
m6eren Gbeilen ser nor60ltliden
Bront itatt. :.
Mngriffe zines italiemifden 8ataiI-
Ions tpeitli6 bon @ocegnu inn Suga-
natbal ma1rben abgef9lagen. 6ein6~
li6e gappen am Mbbang bes Sol 81
9ann m1tr6en inn @m6gemenge Don
BEN Seiterreihern genommen nn6
ipater in bie 21ft geiprengt. Mn ser
Sion5ofront fan1en Mrtiaeriefampfe
ltatt.
Erob SCI meitberbreiteten 8eridte,
6ab &aiier 8iIbelm ont &eblfopf-
frebs lei6e un6 bon einem merifa-
miden @r5te bebon6elt tpor6en iei,
entipribt es Ser @abrbett, 6aB ser
&oiier bon elmer sdladtfront nad)
Ser an6ern fdbrt, tpie es MIR Elm &C.
iunoer Mam tbmn fmn.
/. @iner beutigen 8etanntnadung
6es Sefretdrs 2omiing gemaB berridt
feim 8meifeI, .6aB sic Mppm cine
&ri1e lit. %Smmerbin miiiien nod Ell
nige Sragem ertpogen mer6en, 6ie
6ur6 Sic Soager &onbentior un6 BEN
@ertrag amifden 8peuben un6 BEN
Ser. Staoten nabegelegt uer6en. 9es
@eiteren lit u16 sic @eigerung 6es
2el1tnants @erge in 8etrodt 5u 8ie-
fen, britiide Seelerte 8u lan6en, 6te
ouf brittidm &m6elsi6tfen sic &C.
fdiibe be6ienten.
Cine Observation-Disclosures Offen=
fiDe gege1 Solonifi itebt 6idt bebor,
mie aus be1tider 9ueue aus @oIo-
milf gerrelhet miro. Darna6 lift sic
@iebgebe=@ trumitfa= @iienbabn tpie<
6erbergeiteM un6 Sel6mmidnn Ma-
deniem IN @onaitir eingetroffen. Gin
Sbetl Ser neutrality-suspicious. Mrmee
fou iid NIT ferbiiden Sr11ppen Der.
einigt boben.
@raf 8ernftorff ser 6eutide 8ot-
idafter, erbielt he11te et1re f11r5e 8ot-
fhaft bonn Mustpdrtigen Mmt in Ser
lin, Sic om 81. Sa111ear obgeinn6t
mor6en mar nn6 i'm berodridtiat,
6ob Sic Ietten sSnffr1nahffiio1ce1 fir i'm
in Dem 2niitomio-@fo1fIift fofort OBJ
gehen tpiir6en. Ser @otihnfter err
tmartet, morgen in ibren Beiit gu gee
lnngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Ser ntrp6ie Sat-

Der Mbgeorbnete @ouaro 2aster,
Der febr nerp0s tpar, fttes in einsn1
9amburger 9otel ab un6 man6te it4
fofort an Den 3immertenner NIT Der
8itte. btefer mDge bo4 ben 8etDpbner
bes angren3enoen 3tmmers INN m0g<
li@fte @ube beim @&%lafengeben eri u
4en. ba i'm bos geringite @erdui4
I'M feline gauge Na@trube bringe.
@ein 3immerna9bar tommt Na4ts
mad 9aufe. benft nt4t an Den nerp0z
fen 9errn, uno ndbrenb ct fi4 auss
tleibet, pirft er eerduidpou ietnen erz
item @tiefel in Die @de. Da fdiil1t tbm
oos @rfu@en oes Relners Elm, uno CT
beenbet bas pettere @nttleioen 6ur4z
aus gerduf@los.
Mo@ bret @tunben tpedt i'm fetn
ferp0fer Ma@bar our@ lautes Rlopfen
an Der @erbinbunssture aus benz
@hlafe unb ruff ibm pormurfspo1 3u:
lin @ottes miIen, Menfd, mann
tperben sic eno!i@ ben anoeren Stiefel
In Die @de nerfen2 Sd narte nun
f4on bret @tunben oarauf!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Citation for Hearing on Petition TO
Probate Of Will.
No. 5O46,

No. 5046.
Estate of Christopher Pallansch,
Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Christ
opher Pallansch, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
son interested in the allowance and
probate of the will Of said decedent:
The petition of Frank ]. Pallansch, be-
ing duly filed in this court, represent
ing that Christopher Pallansch, then a
resident of the County Of Stearns State
Of Minnesota, died on the oath day of
October, 1913, leaving a last will and
testament which Is presented to this
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as
the last will and testament of said
decedent, and that letters of admin
istration with the will annexed be
issued thereon to Frank ]. Pallansch,
Now Therefore, you, and each o
you. are hereby cited and required t.
show cause, II any you have, before
this court, at the Probate Court Room.
in the Court House, in the City of 81
Cloud, County of Stearns. State o,
Minnesota. on the
Bird DAY OF MARCH, 1916,
at 9 o'clock A NJ, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable ]. b. Himsl
Judge of said Court, and the seal o
said Court, this 7th day Of February
1916. ]. B. H1MSL.
(SeaD Probate Judg,
J. B. Pattison,
Atty for Petitioner. 2-10-17-2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

90 1SSSS >~VS0~
Musf@ten auf Ole Wieberberte1uus
bon 6riebe uno Sronuns In Sem BON
Repolutionen 3erfleifdten 2onoe fine
ebenfo i@ma4 mie ie aupor. Me1ito
bat eben teinen ameiten porfirio 9iaa
Ger i'm @tonbe pdre, nit ei1erner
6anb Sen @eift Der Mufrubr gu un<
ter0rIden uno Dem Qanbe Den 6ris<
Sen tpieoer5u9eben. @arronaa 1T teiR
Dta3 uno %ebeniotpenis i@eint irgenh
elmer Der onberen 6ubrer bic erfor-
oerli@en @iseni@aften gu befben. bic
Elm erfol9reider 9ittotor beiiben mub.
Sn Jolee Der ariessmirren 1T in
Merito bas 8anoitenipefen. has @ia3
nod iabrelongen &dmpfen enoli@ ~
unteroriden permo@t bate, tpieoer IN
elmer erf@redli4en Meife ernporse.
b1ibt. Dor turaem finb cine Mn3oN
Mmeritaner. Die troy aner @arnuns
gen in Merito geblieben iparen. bon
ether 8anbiteni@ar unter Gibruns
oes .roten" 2ope3 bingemoroet morben
nn6 bic @afbtngtoner Regierln9 but
f@ nun tatid@li@ peranlabt oelebea,
besen 8eitrcfung gu forbern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Sugenoen tperoen betpunbetss,
5ebler aber - na@geabmt.

Sugenoen per6en betDunberss,
5ehler aber - na4geabmt.
@@ma4e Maturen RIDDEN gen.
bic Golgen ibrer Gebler an anoer1.
Der tpeiteite 6ori3ont lit ni@t ber
bes Ropfes, fonber Der oes 9eraens.
@ngIanos mittlere Semperatur
1tmmt felt einem Sabrbunoert ftetig
~.
Gine Mo@ri@t gu bementieren 1T
ntht Der i@le@tefte @es. fie gu nerz
breiter1.
Ste dlteite, betannte oeutf9e Grab
tnf@rift beftnoet fi9 auf .ei1em @teine
in Grauenburg.
Die Megulierungsarbetten am
@iiernen Sore Der Dona1 to{teten 200
Meni4enleben.
Dte .@olbere @une' perlangte
ausorudli@, bab jeber aurflrf CO.
teinil@ t6nnen muNe.
Bet etnen1 guten @anofilter gebt
bon 1000 &eimer1 oes Robnafers nur
elmer bur@ bas Sitter.
On ben 0ffentliden. japanifG7::::.
@drten ftano friher Ole Sni4ritt:
Sur llnterbaltuns Der Jremoen;
6unoe uuo Gbineien baben teinea 81.
trat.-
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@o1ttifebe Mnfdnbi9nng
aommifar-a am6ibat,

nnter5eidneter finoigt hermit iei.
ne &an6ioah1r fir sos 5ta6ttommii.
iaramt BON ct. CLOUD BEL Ser i'm
9pril itottfine6n6en @abl an un6 er.
iudt INN fre1n6lide nnterltiBung ser
@abler. @enn er1pdblt, mer6e id
incline ga113e 3eit un6 boue @nergie
Dem Snterelie Ser Sta6t mi6lnen.
Spbn &anfmann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
6at %ausre9iert.
9ftttta bon M%pntene8ro pripattftert
ieht in Granfreih.

tett in T%ranfreid.
&Dnig Nitita BON Montenegro, Don
Den Sc terrei@ern lebrdngt unb DON
ben Muiirten i'm @ti@e gelahen. bat
li@ un6 feline perte 5amilie in Cider
beit gebra@t. 9ie meiften @lieoer
feiner Gamilte boben Bel Der nit tbnen
ber1@mdgerten ttalienif@en 9erri der.
Familie 3uflu@t geiu@t, Nittta felb1t
aber Fat ii@ mobl in Stalien ni#
gang fi@er gefiiblt unb lit baber nod
Trantrei@ gefloben, mo- er ieBt tn
2pon in filler 8ef@auli@teit iiber ot,1
Monbel Der 9inge unb feline eigene
Dummbeit na9benten fann.
M%ontenegro mar bic erfte Rletn~
ma@t, Ole 1i@ ben Md@ten Der Gu
tente anf@loB, als Der @0ltertrieg be-
gam. Mifito bate Die ebrgei5@e
Sbee, fem 2dno9en auf Soften Se1terz
rei@s gu bergr0Bern uno gab fi@ obne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
WiG 6meiten Germin.
Br6iioent CHEMICAL BON Cuba lift
iid nid)t abfdreden.

General Mario g. Menocol, Der in
1913 gum prdiibenten Der Republtt
Cuba erpdblt pur6e unb ii@ pdbrenb
feiner Mmts3eit als Elm tii@tiger uab
t~attrdftiger Mann bon GROCER eretuttz
Der Gdbtgteit erpiefen Fat, 1T, pte be-
ridtet ptrb, entf@lohen. fi@ UNI Mte<
berernGblung gu bemerben. Inter Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Tarm al ~berfamfeu.

9ie 3h MeiIen r0r6li9 bon Sree-
port gelegene alte s. &ormes Gurm
- 80 Mder in Sect. % un6 12O
Mder in Set. 1874 - binig at tau,
fen. Ndberes BEL 9ern1a,1n G46ner.
st. @Iou6, @inr. 12.4t
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Order Limiting Time to File Claim,
Within Three Months and for
Hearing Thereon.

No. 5015.
Estate of John Hennen, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota. County Of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John
.Hennen, Decedent.
Letters Of administration this day
having been granted to Anna Terres,
md Il appearing by the AFFIDAVIT ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

s!1u'toet!totelle PlS!l!''9 Vu'.
StaIienif@e 8ldtter meloeE:,
6oB BEL einem Ser Mngrtffe auf bic
Dfterret6tf@en @tellungen @3to Carl
ballot, Elm @ntel bes italieni19en Sea-
tt%onalbeloen, i@mer %perpunbet puroe;
cine &u9el 3errib ibm bic ltnte Sc
fi@tsbdlfte; sic Mer5te boffen iebo@,
Jpn am 2eben erbalten gu t0nner.
@3io @artbalbt mar 2eutnant bel ben
MpeniGgern.
Wie Die vMeue 53irider 53eitung"
bert9tet, bat Der @ermaltungsrat oes
9otels Central unb 8elebue in Qauz
fame (pielfa@ betannt unter benz Na<
men @ugeD Dem gefamter perfonal
ftreng berboten, tnnerbalb oes @tabltf<
fements i'm @ertebr unter fi4, NIT
benz Bufett uno nit ber DIRECTION
Deut1@ gu 1pre@en. 9abet 1T oiefes
9ote1 btsber 3umeiit BON beutf@en un6
beutf@zf@mei5ertf@en @diiten befu@t
getpefen. man miro gut tun, iib oiez
fes rneutrale" 9otel fir Die 5rteoensz
3eit gena,1 3u merten.
Dem Prioat6o3enten Or. 6. 9bo<
moe in @teben. Ser BORT CUR 3ett
bas Mmt etnes @arnifonbermaltungsz
Snipettors betlei6et, 1T es gelungen,
6as i'm Ma7enbetrieb erprobte 9eibz
neutrality-suspicious. fir Unit
formen, @df@e un6 Musriftungsgez
genitdnoe gu perbefern. @s banbelt
li@ bterbei um sic M%npenoung elettriz
f@er S%nnebei3ung nit @toerftdnoen
(@libbirnen ober Drabtptber itdnben)
in groBen, tnnen nit 8oqtu@ ausz
gef@lagenen @ol3bebdltern unter 9lei@=
3eitiger 8enibuna 6es &o@tiftenprtnz
3igs. 9as neue @erfabren ion ouber@
oroentli@ roi9 ipirten, ii@ bi1tger
ftelen un6 iebr quite @rfolge 3eittgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

gerfahuns Gubas tann Elm Praiioent
rur 3pei Sermine obne 1nterbreaung
oos prdioentenamt bethlehem uno
feline Ranoibatur lit baber pontom<
men qefeblid. @r bat aber btele
S5einbe unter ben po1ttifern unh oieie
broben NIT elmer @epolution, I'm 5aue
Ct mieber erpdblt meroen fo1te.
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General 8pfabieH.

~e1ee"1 0UI"UlVW"
Serben tdmpfte, baB f@on in tpenigen
@o4en bic gauge ierbif@e @rmee aus
Dem 2on6e gefest NOR, 1T Elm ungez
p0bnli@ tiidtiger General, Elm pabrer
9raufgdnger. @r 1T tetn Neuling i'm
ottiDen &~rtegsotenft uno bat ft@ f@on
pdbrenb Ser lebten 8altantriege ir
berporragenoer @ei1e ausge5ei@net.
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Der Sun0en6ock
8anoit 2opea tpeaen Grmprbsu9
BON M1neritauertt perfplat.

bon Mmerifauern berfplat.
prdfioent 8ilfons politit bss
,ipat9ful maiting" bat in merif6
teine gldinaenben @rfolee ee5eittgt. Dir
3uftdnbe fin6. troB Der 8ereitpiqigf
felt NIT pel4er Der prGftbent ben go
litifer @arronoa als Sberbaupt Der
me1itanif@en 3egierung anertannte.
fotpeit Merito in 8etra@t tommt. nod
ebenfo @aotif@ als lie es unter @ar=
ran3as 0%orgdneern paren uno oie
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3tpeifel ser S1uiion bin, oaB ibm bios
NIT 2etdtigteit gelingen muroe.
Die @a@e lit aber gang anbtes
getommen uno ieBt bat Nitita felbf
SOS flei1e 2Gnb9en iiber Dos CT regtert
bate perloren unb muB in benz geliebz
ten Trantrei@ in Ser @erban1l11g lez
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

e. lift feiteeite1t, 6aB Die Mabrung,
bic cine ausgepadfene @atte mdbrenb
zines Sages bur@i@nittli@ gu ii&
nimmt, etnen Mert BON %annGbernD
eirunbeinpiertel Bfenniq bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Gin Diplomat.

NIS toIder lcl1tct TiIrf Bulo0
tptd3tige 9ienite.
5irit BERNHARD BON Billion. fruber
piele Sabre lang 9euti4lanbs biploz
matil9er 8ertreter on peri@ieoenen
Soften, fpdter Staatsfefretdr bes MuSz
tpdrtisen uno mod fpdter &ei6stan5z
Ier, preuBiider Minifterprditoent unb
Mini{ter bes Mustpdrtigen, forpie Mtt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

auf Der 9o@3eitsretfe.
.Du bift ia 10 itin, aino!"
rNatirli@: Sebe iteinerne puppe
tntereiiiert bid mebr als t@!'
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elieo bes 9errenbauies, trat 5tpar in
1909 in SEN Hubeitano, bat 1i9 aher
ieitbem als tonfioentieler Diplomat
ider 8ertreter oes Settlers bel per~
i9ieoenen pi9tigen Mngelegenbetten in
Der pirtfamlten Wei1e betdtigt.
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Gin Draut9dnaer.
@eneral 8~piaoieff madbte tur3en
Yrp3eR nit ben Serben.

General 8oiaojeff, Der 8efeblsbaber
Der erften bulgartf4en Mrmee, bic nit
FOLDER Gneraie geaen bic beimtudH@en
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-23
WOLF IN DISGUISE.
OF FARMER ENTERS
THE MEXICAN FOLD
PANCHO VILLA PLAYS A TRICK
UNSUSPICIOUS GARRISON SOUND ASLEEP
WITH THOUSANDS AFTER SCALPS,
OUTLAW CAIEFTAN TRIUMPHANT

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Sept. 2&.--
Colonel Pedro Chapa, Il we'll known
Carranzista leader. today confirms the
reports that PanriIo Villa. at the head
of force OF 100 men. all disguised
~ farm"r~ entered chihuahua City
Saturday night while the garrison was
asleep. after a day OF feasting. and oC-
cupi"d strategic positions.
CONSERVATION and confusion reigncd
when villa yelled the command for the
attack. himself in The thick OF The
fight. The garrison fled p"ll mcll, and
Villas men began lootinE the city.
Pancho and his staff dincd in the Coy
eTnor's palace. TToyiuo having fled.
and after winmg. dining and looting.
they danced a can.caH and sang Il cam
paign song.
Meanwhile" Tr"Ninu and hi- suhordi
mates w"r" rounding up their soldiers
and reforming Tor Thr fight.
villa waited for them ana lively
Scrimmagr resulted The Trevinisras
used artillery with telling effect. dis.
ablins at least third OF Villas men.
Tho bandit chienain finally ordered
the retreat and thcy Withdrew In dis
order
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-23
REGISTERED AT THE MAYER.

$. &. Elliott. los Angeles: \. T.
Kimball. Elko: John Hwald. san Fran.
cisco; Jas Il. OLcary. salt Lake: 4.
X, Seward. Reno; Geo. \. tIuwkos. =.
y. Co: G. G. Drown. Lee; ~. u Lind.
Nevada Ciiy; j. +. Parsons. Ogden, ".
:. Yates, palisadc; Lem owens. Sac.
ramcnto; W. =. Sturm. Austin: 4. II.
Patterson. Austin: 4. W. Carey and
wife. Sparks; Peter lndart. White
rock Geo. w Garrut. Whitcrock: Jim
Kennedy: Il. A. Hudson. q. G. Ryan.
salt Lake: Ed Donon. Jnrbidgc w. G..
Bolt Salt Lake; Lloyd l.. Harris, san
Frnncisco; Arthur Drown. Lee: Mrs.
Geo. Winklor, Jarbidgo; Il, X Mulford.
L. kolonsky. L. l.. Harris. Detroit
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-23
MEN WARNING IN SKY.

PARIS. Sept. %. Fifty-siN
air battles in the last 81
hours. -Four German aero
planes downed on river SOM
me. Aerial activity unpre-
ccdcnted.
Weather bad ON Saloniki
front.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-23

Speaking from tho high vcrandah.
the President defended his admins
tratioR in detail. He replied sharply
10 the charges Of Hughes and Roose-
Welt and exposed what he denounced
~ the utter insincerity of the specious
pleadings for the advancement of their
personal ambition and for the special
benefit Of the ddvorsarios of popular
government.
This first campaign speech Of the
Chief Executive Is assurance enough
nC the truth of tn" belief that he in.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-23
OLD LION AT BAY,
HOLDING OFF VAST
ARMYOF PURSUERS
LUCKY STROKE SAVES RUMANlA
SINKING OF FOOD coNvoYs ON
DANUBE coMPELs GERMANS
TO A MAsTERLY RETREAT
LUCKY STROKE SAVES RUMANIA

LONDON. Sept % CFrom Rome.
by wireless) AT the head of his in.
vincible army OF Germans and Bull
garians the first of this week. General
Won Mackensen was sweeping forward
to Bucharest. the Rumanian capital,
crushing the Russians and Rumanians
at every point of resistance All of his
food supplies. except what WAS carried
in the field commisSaries, were aboard
several transports. following the vic
torious invaders. on the Danube river
Thursday morning, by remarkable gun
merry. the Rumanian cannon succeeded
in sinking the Teutonic food conveys.
A few moments after the dire news
reached General Won Mackensen. he
halted to plan retreat. That night
began what is. perhaps. one of the
most mastery retreats in military his
tory. The army started back leaving
the camp-fires burning, and u rear
guard of sufficient force to protect the
rear and delay the pursuers.
Today the Teutonic army still is re-
treating in Dobrudja. having wrecked
and abandoned the great fortress OF
Sillstria. recently captured, after Sc
we're losses. by the Germans and Bull
garians.
The Russians and Rmmanians soon
learned the situation and set forth in
pursuit They soon discovered that
Won Mackensen did not lack ammuni-
tion, but food The Teutons. marching
and fighting steadily. are on starva-
tiOn rations
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-23
LET'S GIVE THIS GIRL
BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT,
BET SHE ISN'T GUILTY

LOS ANGELES. Sept 2&.-Miss \ --
-- =. 2l years old. beautiful
proud Goddess Of Plenty" iE local
Prosperity carnival, today was arrest
ed on charge Of stealing 81 from the
toy savings bank OF friend. She was
hcartbroken over the public disgrace
and pleaded that she look the money
a. joke.
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tends TO flay his opponents at every
opportunity. He is now in the fight
TO the finish-and lie made the fact
plain TO all. He said he cared nothing
for a second term. from a personal
standpoint. hut patriotic duty impellcd
him TO lead the people III their fight
against the organized effort of the plu.
tocracy TO return the old Guard to
power.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-23
CLEAN Of REASON.
CASTS BRIGHT RAY.
IN WICKED GOTHAM.
LABOR BALkS At BIG STRIKE
GoMPERs RETURNS TO CAPITAL.
LEAVING LESSER LEADERS
TO FIGHT TO FINISH"

NEW YORK CITY. Sept -. Iddi-
cations at . O'Clock this afternoon
w"r. that the general Industrial srrik"
vii! never occur. II It does. it i "a
certainty that less than half OF the
>uo.oou untonistS will heed rh" call.
Many union Leaders are ouuspokcn
against the movement
Th" longshorcmcn have irouclai
contracts with all the Iarg" shipping
,umpani"-. which expire in 1918.
Printer Hold AIoof.
The Big six International Typo
4raphical Union 10 under Iong.t"rm
contract with all employer not to
~trik" and any movement on the part
ul the printers Io aid, abel or cnCOuT-
age the general movement would re-.
-ult Immediately in the forfeiture uT
their contracts. Great" widespread con.
fusion in their ranks and impcril their
mIure industrial security
The typos" w"T, not even r"pp-
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Villa's Feat Hats Action.

NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept. %. .-
D"spit" the Mexican plea tha; Villas
exploit at Chihudhun city Is unimporl-
ant even ia" unofficial conferences Of
the peace commission hav" been sus-
pended until Monday. To give time for
a correct Interpretation OF TIA" military
situation.
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Berlin Admits Disaster.

BERLIN. Sept 23.--Official: Loss
of Field Marshal Won Mackensen's
food conveys compelled him TO aban.
don his triumphant advance to BucE.
Arrest and retreat TO point where he
could obtain supplies. His army will
be refreshed and reinforced and the
drive will be renewed with gfeater
Continued on Page Four)
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COAST SHIP ON ROCKS

CAPE ELIZABETH. Maine. Sept. 23.
The coast steamer Bay State of Bos-
ton, for Portland. today went on the
rocks in il dense fog. y cutter and
three tugs. summoned by wireless. are
removing the $50 passengers. The
crew remains aboard, hoping 10 save
the vessel.
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NO sTuFFIN's, THANKS.

The small city dailies. like
The Independent. are the only
ones publishing news cabled
from the European war Just
az il is sent. The big city
dailies take a small. elastic
tenn like the one boxed on this
page, Men Warning In Sky"
aud stuff it with lurid details
to the bursting point. all sup
piled from the Imagination on
the special writers and copy
readers. Beware OF big yarns
in the yellow press. The small
city papers are the most re-
liable. They don't know how
to stuff 'em. and wouldn't il
they could.
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Mr.. r. c. Ryan. field agent Of the
World Film Corporation Of New York,
is a guest at the Mayer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-20

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