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The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-11-29
WE SHOULD BE THANKFUL

WE S1kVSAD DA AAAA<NAI
Because the war has taught Amer
ica a new seriousness. -t
Because goose is s12O cheaper thai
turkey.
Because a 1916 Thanksgiving din
ner won't demand doctors bill.
Because we can still believe in be
ing thankful.
Because a stamp still costs cents
Because the shortage of leather will
limit the Christmas present gim-
cracks.
Because women are striking the
mean between feminine and feminis-
tic.
Because pine trees survived the De-
vonian age.
Because science can never learn all
the secrets of the universe
Because intolerance has become the
exception and not the rule.
Because the gospel of service is the
most widespread in the world
Because the world is learning that
an ounce of prevention is worth
pound of cure.
Because men like Henry Ford and
Alexius Carrel live.
Because the University will have
an ampitheater some day.
Because all the men don't wear
pinch-back coats.
Because highly-colored shoes will
soon be an impossibility.
Because there is still enough paper
for funny papers.
Because children are still children,
despite the opinion of bachelors and |
grandparents.
Because the public schools are
learning distinctions in democracy.
Because efficieny is not necessarily
a corollary of autocracy.
Because big business is no longer
condemned without a hearing.
Because the bean crop nearly fail
ed.
Because there are potatoes and coal
somewhere.
Because of the general prosperity of
the nation.
Because potatoes are only 25 cents
apiece and not 25 cents a cut.
Because the movie critics do not op-
crate all the shows.
Because we do not have to kill our
Thanksgiving turkey with a blunder-
buss.
Because the fire department no
longer consists of one man, one wag-
on, two horses and bulldog.
Because of the moderate weather :
that came with the coal famine. III
Because of biscuits that do not
require As cent eggs.
Because of the typewriter that per-
mits more ideas on less paper when
paper is scarce.
Because of the promised peaceful
settlement of troubles on the Mexican
border, where our brothers are sta
Toned.
Because of modern home conven-
ences that save mother steps Thanks
giving morning while we take a holi-
lay.
Because Of the mothers of Columbia
who are working for cleaner schools
md amusements and a city we can ;
all home. n
Because the price of prunes remains /
Because the high price of turkey
will give us an excuse for serving a
brown and juicy beef roast, which is
much better, anyway. n
Because cartoonists who insist on
lepicting the boy of the fat stomach
With the ghost of that Thanksgiving
urkey prancing upon him will have
be endured for few days only. :;
Because We have only two feet. The
rice of shoes is awful.
Because We do not have to write a
thanksgiving editorial.
4. W. L. A. Plans vesper Service.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-11-29
Y. W. C. A. Plans vesper Service.

The Y. w. c. A. will hold a yesper
service at the Missouri Union Build
ing at p. m. Sunday. All University
women who are in Columbia are urged
to come.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-23
ANOTHER CARGO OF
LUMBER CLEARED

Another cargo of lumber was cleared
for South America last evening, this
being aboard the Norwegian bark
Mona, which. with about $50 standards,
is to go hence shortly to Buenos
Ayres,
Another clearance of the day was
the Belgian steamship Leopold II,
which, with a cargo of wheat, cleared
here yesterday with a cargo of bunker
coal, for Rotterdam.
Clearances of lumber cargoes this
month exceed in number and quantity
of shipment any of like period in a
long time, and the records at the Gus
tom house will show up good for the
last month of the year when an
nounced. The valuations will go con-
siderably over one million dollars, ac
cording to advance information, as
one vessel had cargo valued at almost
two-thirds of that figure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-23
PROCLAMATION IS
ISSUED BY MAYOR

Printed elsewhere in this issue ID
the annual proclamation Of Mayor
Hinrichs. suspending for the time de-
noted the ordinance which prohibits
the discharge of fireworks in the city
limits, but placing the ban on fire.
crackers in the cannon-cracker class
Those prohibited are crackers longer
than three inches.
Fireworks were not generally dis
played to the trade, but the official
proclamation of the mayor. notice of
the issuance of which was contained
in The Journal of yesterday, had the
effect of the delight of the noisome
boys and men being placed on sale at
retail
All firearms are strictly prohibited.
It has been a custom, it is said, for
some time for persons to discharge
loaded guns and pistols within the
city limits. II this is proven, it will
probably mean heavy fine for the
violators.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-23
REMAINS VIM. NJ.
GRIFFIN INFERRED

A large number of friends attended
the funeral Of William NJ. Griffin.
which took place at .Clopton cemetery,
at Brent, yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock the funeral services having
been conducted by the Order of Owls,
of which r. E. Coleman was chaplain.
The pallbearers, former associates
and fellow workmen Of the deceased
were: William Eyers, E. Brown L. B.
Anderson, Charles Nichols, Charles
Scolari and Peter Hoer.
Deceased was born in Wellsville. O..
46 years ago, and nineteen years ago
was married to Miss May Burchell,
who survives him. Her home is in
McKeesport, Pa. Attending the fu-
neral was Mr.. Burchell, father of Mrs.
Griffin, and her two sisters, Mrs. Col
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-23
bert and Mrs. Clarence White,

bert and Mrs. Clarence White. of
Birmingham.
Mr.. Griffin, although residing in the
Brent neighborhood but six years, had
established a warm friendship with all
with whom he came in contact. He
was an employee of the l. & n, his
service with such company extending
over long period of years, and at the
time Of his death was manager of the
first aid corps OF the car department.
His fellow employees held him in high
esteem, and, attesting this feeling of
regard, sent as floral offering a
beautiful design Of white carnations
as an expression OF their coincidence to
the bereaved. A large crowd of rail-
road men from the city were at the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-23
SCHOOLS RECESS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Schools in all parts of the county.
and in fact all over the state were re-
cessed yesterday for the holidays, and
thousands of boys and girls in the city
of Pensacola and throughout Escambia
county left the class rooms yesterday
for whole fortnight's vacation.
In the city practically all the
schools held holiday exercises, all Of
which were thoroughly enjoyed, and
hundreds left studies for the holiday
vacation after wishing the seasons
happiness and greetings to their
teachers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-23
Catching Cold.

Colds are due to a neglected slSip
and lack OF ventilation in the sleep
ing room. People who take a cool
sponge bath every morning before
breakfast seldom take cold. When you
do take cold get rid of it as quickly as
possible. This is best ACCOMPLISHED bA
taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
This is an old time tried remedy that
can be relied upon with implicit con-
fidence. Obtainable everywhere
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-23

funeral, the latter going to and re-
turning from Brent IN a special car
which was placed at their service by
the local management
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-23

The Journals Want AID
cav will qSt you results.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-08
5reie Yrete fit Sous: eonnabenb 8. april 1915.

5dmiot; Ole 8eilebung iiuoet oui
Dem oel1tiden Srieobofe ltott.
5rou 8ouaf BON Gallo
mel, oie Satin bon @ngelbert 9oI=
lnd, herl6ieo I'M sitter BON 55 Sab
rem; tie miro BON ibrem Wonne 1no
mebreren &inoern betroltert.
Sin Sen 5olgen einer Sdu1B-
mltnOe beritarb in @olpeiton Queen
ct. 8uelbem i'm Sitter BON SO Sob
reit; Sditor @aBfdrl belt oie @rotE
reoe.
Sruu annie 5arit, fpeld1e onl
Z. Sch. ben greoi9er $. sc. eagle
in Sberman eridoB, pnroe unter
$4,000 8iir9idat geiteat, Sic iie ouf
Der Steae leiItete.
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Aus Willbeim fommt Die 9tad)=
rid)f, oaB BORT Der olte Serr ne
gentreht, elmer Der b~efannteiter1
geutldjen iener @egeno uito Der leb-
te Der ualten goteiner~ ieres emit
edit vlateiniiden Settlements i'm
bohen Alter bon 50 Sabren aeitor-
ben III. Meaenbreht ltamnlte ans
greslau. er mar Der Sobn zines
Yroieliors all Der oortigen timber.
iifat, eittes mol befonnten airbeil.
r~ed)tlebrers beiud)tc 6ns @Dnnc-
ltilm III gresIarL ~ituoierte ip1trr
HuO fam eini9e Sabre Dor Dem Sir.
gerfrieg nod Scros. 6ier mobnte et
snerit auf Der sSorm zines befauntef
FORMERS un0 @inbcfisers Gonnens
Amthor IN Sat Spriuq, perbeiratett
lid ipafer nit Ser godter oe.
uSalire@ 6ogemanu uno iieoeltC
oarn nod 4fiabein iiber. @0brent
oes &rieges hatte er bel Gerfolqltng
gil erouloen oa er Elm Itorfel
unioHsrnanIl mar iiilo ans ieinel
geiinnung audi fein 6ehI modte
Rad] Dem ariege puroe er aiIeiIol
nno Solicitor pom Muffin Count
mo einen pflifteifrigeren, treuerel
Venmten bnt mol leItem Elm Gounti
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gan Gr[aubnisiheiue.

u. Zimmerman, Geparatnren, 6ortb
Santa Hoia ape,, 800.
8, 6. @linbmaml. 8ap uno uYorh@
Wfiiion Str; $3.50.
g. Seebe, Mnbau, gcoar Str.; 5000.
y $. Sidtenftein. Heparatllren bon
Seiddoigltngen burd Seler, Barren
Ctr &f0hn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-08

aus Chicago miro gemeloet,
Dob pon ben bisber erpabIten 40
Bro5ent Der Delegation fiir Die re-
pnblifonii6e RationaI 9onpenfion
nar menige 81 @atnIten elmer Nomi
nation Hoplepelf's iin6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-08

Gem .gerliner Sageblott" miro
genleloet, oaB Der fran5oiiIde @ene
%ralfoniltl IN aanoio bon Sen grie
diiden 8eboroen Die 9erbaftunq
uro Snternierung aGer auf areta
aniaIligen 9elitlden, SeIterreiher,
llngarn, gulgaren nno Siirfen, nno
5ipar allh Der aonluln Der Central
mafte uno ibrer 8erbilnoeten, Der
langt bot. In feline Soroerlina
fttiipfte Der &oniul nie Drobnng,
ooB fransoiilhe ariegsififfe Erap=
pen lanoeft fniiroen inn sic gerbaf-
tlnaen por5nnebmen, foGs 1einem
8erlnngen nid]t entIprodJen perbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-08

De unO cine ltnaemobnlide poIitiIde
Wraobeit 5utn 8unoesgenoHen ge
ld)affen 81 boben ideinen. Gr ldnen
mir IN leiner Stride nnb 8ereft-
.1f)aft frei BON @itelfeit, Elm Mann,
Der oos 2eben liebt, aber Sen 500
nidt fiirdtet.
Sn Dem slngenbIif, als id aus
Dem SdloB trat, fubr an DER gIei-
fef1 Bforte Der franaoiiide Gene
ral Sarrml in Uniform Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-08
9ams 3m Dfrrfnffn.

Sas untere nnS obere Gtpftperf
bon Nr. s2fS Si=Gommerce GtraFe
1T at berrenten. Habere Mnsfugft ID
Der Office Ser gTreiem HreEe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-08

Or. Sole s. smitb proftisier
mieoer, 303 sSids 8log.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-08
G%DtfunTamen- Trpbnfte.

KFUuHItL-
San attuniu, Ser, s. gpril 1916 -
Brime CRUDE Cotton Geeb Oil. 10
gents Der @nuone.
Nciu Yprf, s. Mpril. - Spot $f0.2o
nno $11.00; ApriI, 5000 uno S10.46;
Bars ltn0 April, $1,000 nno $10.63,
Snli. $10.68 nno 5000; Allalif,
$10.65 nno $t0,66, Geptember, $10.5S
llno $1,000; Sftober, $9.40 uno $9.43,
Ypbef1ber, 1878 lub SS75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-08
5nrm-&rpSnfte-

5arm-sHrpSnfte.
Gan a~ntoniu, Ser, s. April 1915
Slitter .20c-24c per Bfuno
gier (nur friide) 1Sc per $50.
9ithner .... 12e-22c Der gfnno
Snrteps . tic per Yfu1lo
Worn --... 75c per Bufdel
Wet5en ...... SIPS per BnSheI
9dfer .............50 SOC Der 8uldeI
gen ........ 5000 Der SDmne
aartoffem. California. $3.50: @olos
rooo, $3.50.
SiBe 3artoffelu. 2ouiiiana. SITS.
3fbiebeIn, geras Bermuda, $3.50 per
@rote; Choice, $t.25.
Sumateri, Seras, 6 @orbe. S2.75.
8llmentohl, $1.75 fir IL Gtiia.
8obnen, california 8abous. $3.50,
Colorado 5000; Gina. $685., 8abb,
1925; gInd @bes. 1925.
&opfialat. Csc nnb 75c per camper.
Seuerie, 81 1t. S1.10.
Sfra. $3.50 fir elm 8uSdleI.
@ierpflansen. $1.2o per 8ufdeI.
Spinat, &c per Bfnno.
8eteriilie. 35c per Sbb. z9iin6eI.
8riiner Sfeffer, Seras. 1sc H. 20e
per Bfnnb.
aobI, $3.50 III. $500 per Crate.
8obiesheu. SOC II. Soc fir elm Dee..
@iinbef.
8eeten. 46c Der Sbo. s8iinoeI.
Neerrettias8 ur8ein. per Tfb. f2Mc
@eIbe BnrseIn, 40c II. 45c Der Sub.
Sqialb. 500 per 8nideI.
Marft.
Son antonio, Ger. s. apriI 1916
aiibe 1926 bis 1926.
&dlber $500 bis $500.
O6ien 1926 bis $3.50.
8iIleu $500 bis 1926.
ct. Qouis, s. QpriI 1916. sainSs
bieh. Serassgieh. $5.25 Biz $500.
Shfpeine 1925 nno SO, 1924.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-08
N1arets8 ericbe
Bammfuoae.

Snn 4ntonip, Ser, IFS Cts
@nlpelton, aeftern. 1890 Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-20
Gin fransDiiider .oilfesaf IN
Gnglan6.

Nus @enf miro Ser y0eutihen
SagesBeinlng" gemeloeti
Z elemenceml ItoBt folgenoen sllarln-
ruf aus:
Sas BbralengeipalId) ser qeqea-
ieitigen gelurnoerung 3pii6en gng-
lano lno sSranfreid nrllB aufbore1.
Sd bin eritallnt, oaB oas 2onooner
&abinett Die @ebrpflibtfrage abiiAt-
iih per50gert ilno nid3t einleben ipia,
oaB Die ger5ogerung BON einenl
Wfonat Die geieoerlage beliegeln
fonnte. Mngeiibts Der Gage sSranf-
reibs, oeiien leste Relerpen per-
bluten, bleibt slsquitb rubia lmo
lpeiit uns NIT @orten ab. gsein, 10
gebt es nidt mebr ipeiter. sSsebt
beiBt es iofort banoeln oanit bon
tpertige Sruppen 5ll Dem ridtigen
3eitpunft onf Dem Sdlahtfelo ein-
treffen Die sSrage an gnglano
lautet: Seio ibr entl1loiien, gIeid
lms aQes auf cine &arte 5u lebet?
9ann aber lbnea, beute nod, ionIt
fonnte es 3u lpat iein. 8eruft TO-
tort Soro Gur5on, oen eif5igen gng-
ldnoer, welher Die engliIfe Sat-
fraft Derforpert, an oie Spite uno
betaubt oas golf nidt ldnger ourA
SbraIen Cure Sdtiefeit erinnert
an &inofilms, melde MIR cine
iheinbare 9lftion itatt Ser @irflid-
felt 5eigen. ltniere Solbaten fallen,
Die 9lbloilng int not, mir brollden
Soloaten fir ben @noiieg. England
nlliB Tie ge6en.
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sibriide Silfsaftion.

Der 8i5epraiioent oes amerifani=
iden &oten &reu5 -4usl1uiies in
gbina, 81. @palts, ibreibt aus giettt=
i'm, Dob Scr. Burr, Der gertreter
oes Hoten &relt5es in Sibirien, iida
an Den slusihuB Inn Soften, Muiif-
lnltrumerte uno altoere 8inge (qes
penoet babe, Die piel oa5u beitragen
fonnten, unieren in tiefen ,gletto
Ihmahtenoen @efangenen in Sibi=
rien ibr tribes Sos einiqermaBen
5ll erleidtern. 9a es ieood benz
slusiduB sur 8el6affung oieler
Din9e iotpol an Wsitteln, lpie, in
China uno Sssapai1, audi on oerfGltf-
li6em Gorrat iolher slrt feblt, bat
man ben &oridlag gernadt, ii9
ON oenticbe uno oiterreihil6 unga-
riT6e @eIangpereine IN Noro=slme-
rita NIT Der 8itte un l1eberlaliuna
olter gfoten fir aae s(rten bon @e-
lang lno Wulif, lei1t uno ernIt,
lDeltli6 uno religios, 9uartette,
Gbore etc. 81 rpenoen; ferner miro
geneloet oaB man fir lleberIaIIltng
bon gurngeraten MaIuteniilier mno
6arben iebr hanfbar tpdre, uno
ielbitberitanolid) io[lten aud 8ii-
der baltfbar begriiBt iperoen, iuel.
DIE belonoers fir oie perfdieoen-
lpra6igen SoIbaten Seiterreif-lln-
garns aus Der Mitte ibrer nationa-
len &ereine unb @eripanoten I'M oen
8ereini9ter Staaten anl beiten 3rr
gerfiigung geitelt iperoen fonnen.
lteber Die 8erlenoung oes geian=
melten Wnterials fpoae man iih
NIT Wfrs. 5onnefen, @ilfsaftion fir
Sibirien, per slor. 4aiierlid 9elt-
ides aoniulat, Chicago, ST., in Ser
bi1l0nna ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-20

Srei bentlde Gee slerpplane 6a-
ben lette 9sadjt einen Amariff amf
bic ensliide &iiite semadJt. Sic Iol,
len 81 Guniben gefporfen unS einen
Soloaten getOtet nno siuei 3ipiliiten
neriunnbet baben. Gins BON linen
ioll an Der belsiid)en aiiite bermmter-
fd)oiien iein.
Die Mnsriffe beId)rGnftem fidJ an-
ideineno amf Sent.
Die sStaliemer geben jebt uffisiell
,5it, Sais iie 3egnatprta I'M 2aguriua
Sal ba6en rGumen ntiiiiem nnb bas
bic san5e Ginie bonn Wionte Mag-
gipre bis SGslipbaspia, iueldles
lettere siuiid)en bem Sarraanula
Sal un6 benz oberen Ganf 6es sslmI-
les aitiru liest, fat snriifaesoaem
iuerben miiiIen. Nit anoern Nur.
ten, oieier iiiolidje 3ipfel BON Sirol,
Der iidj am @arbasSee entlang siebt,
lit BON ben sSfaIienern aeIanbert
iuproen un0 bic Ceiterre:Aer iteben
an bieier Stelle Jest auf italieniId,em
Webief.
Sepeiden, Die anseblid pon Ser
Siterreid)iTd)en syrpnt fommem, mel
ben, Saf bic Dffeniipe Der DETER
reider inter srDfen Sdiuierisfeiten
inb Idtueren Anitrensnnsen Der
NnnnidJaften fat bnrhgefiibrt iuer-
Den miificn; oaf bic 2etterem MIR
fd)ledlt borbereitet iuaren, mas nns
nidjt rsdt gIamblid erideint nnS
Sak lie lire Nnfgabe nnr nit .6alfe
eines ralen6en Srommelfemers ans.
fiibre1l funnten. &c iuirb ba mol
@abres mno salides sniammengs-
mifd)t Iein.
Der gsSynternationnl geeius Ger
piee" bringt cine iunn6erbar p6anta-
itiIhe Sdiloeritng iiber bic furdlt,
barren Anariffe Ser Sentiden BEL
@eronn. gfatiirlid mar es iuieber
Elm rlait iifpreme effort1 bes arpn-
prinsen nnb bieier lit nadD Der pban-
taitifden Sdpilbernng nissliift,
iuenn and Der aprreipon6ent snse-
ben mnH, 6aR bic 9entidjem Iii6-
fidl pom .Siisel 2S7 Ste0nmsen ge.
nummen baben, iuas iibrigens idJom
bon nns beridtet ipnrSe. 0irflid)e
Satlade lit, Sak idiuere glngriffe
ifattsefnnoen baben nnS baf bic
Gampfe fortbanern. Vun einem
misslaften ylaft effort" fam gar
feline 9ieoc rein.
Die 9entihen nelbeu, oaf nene
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Observation-Disclosures

aongreBrepraiental1t @aaipau
BON @foiIo6uIetts Bot i'm aongreB
einen 8ei6luB eingebradt oltrA oeu
Der aongreB leinen 4bldeu gegen
Ole Sinrihtlng irilder gebolr=
tionsfiibrer in 9ubli1t ollsiprtdt
uno Die 6inri1t1ng fir cine 1lt-
meni6lide Sat erfldrt, Die eine
Geritanoigung 5apiiden Sssrlanoern
nno gnglanoern nur perbinoern
meroe Ser SeibluB iDnroe oent &o=
mite fir 8e5iebnttgen gum 9luslar1-
De iibertpieie11, miro ober mol ni6t
sur Innabnle fonnten.
slus 2onoon miro gelneloet, ser
Srin5 BON 8ales iole Die. 5tpeite
Eohter oes g5aren, oie @'roBHiiritin
Satiana beiraten. 8iro auf) mol
gelogen iein.
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Cin lleuer Ban0iteIl=
9dupt(ing.
SillanneDa pliinbert
Han6es.
Sun 66abt bet ,Sig
Stn0" "=6egen0.
Sdnsshorne uno 5ibleY.
Sst,net's Sttidt ibtt Snt<
mans 3o).
Sansshorne uno 5tbley,

- Sin geiutfer WaiiSa Iillanue-
10, ein friiberer Offisier @illa's, bat
cine Nusabl GandJes in Yreii6il
GomntD mn0 audi anf Der anSern
5eite Oes 9iio @ranSe, amf merifan;.
id)em 8ebiete, iiberfallen nn6 ae=
pliinSert 6aiiptiGdJlidy bate er Is
aaf Eferoe abgeleben. Seine 8anoe
iiberfiel bic 3anhes nit Oem Sc
IdJrei ySipa @illa" nnb Srobte Sc
ben sm t0ten, Der @iberitano leiften
iperbe. Die 8aubiten febrten lidy
BEL ibren Nanbereien midt oaram, Of
bic 3andes, bic lie pliinoerten, 9lme=
rifanern eoer Merifanern gebGrteu.
Inter ben gepliinoerten Hnnd)es be-
finoen iid bieienisen bon Sud 4soole
mno sselipe @aloes nnS mebrere in
Der 8esenO BON Oiinasa. @illanne-
pp ioa mnsefabr 500 Wianm bel iidp
gebabt baben. H
Sas iedite aapallerie Geai-
ment tit aus Merifo snriifbermfen
porben. IS Ioll in Der Neaen6 Ser
Rig gene", Der sroken 8iesmms
oes Gio @ranbe, berteilt ueroen. Gs
beitebt ans 800 Mamn. Der 8efebl
snr 3nriif5ie1nng bes Gegiments
iunrOe am 9ienstas aegeben nno es
lit 6ereits Sreitas in Columbus, q.
M., einsetroffen. Ser Sanptteil
Des Gegiments ipiro Hatronilleoien-
ite in Der @eseno pon Sierra 8lan-
ca, Wfarfa, gllpine mmo Wsarat6ou
TIM, Seine Satisfeit lpiro ii6 alIo
iiber bic Counties 81 Yalo, Yreiioio
mnS 8repiter eritrefem.
- sansborne's Srmppen Iinb mad
81 8ino smriifsefebrt mmS baben
ii6 NIT ben Srnppem Oberft Gi6-
lep's uereinigt. Sibleg luartet in
81 Gino auf lueitere Snitrmftionem
Snmiton's, in 8e5ng anf sic Straf-
expedition gesen Die 8nnoiten pun
Glen Springs. Gr beabiidtist nidt
cher gesen Giioen pprsnriifem, ais
bis er 8efebl basn erbalten bat.
- General Bapira in esuares bat |
befannt genadt, baf oie GntIdei. |
oung Ses goroners iiber oen SOB
Ses merifaniidem Gerseamten SUR |
man oabin lamte, oaf synrinan siuei
Ntal anf merifanilde @ad)em seIdui- |
len nno oann BON ben 2etteren ielbit |
eridJohen uorben lei.
Der uSnternotional gsefps
Seroice" iebt feline Bbantaiien bon
Dem llltimatltnl, oas garran5a un-
ierer Hegierllng Iteuen tpia, fort i
Cine leiner Depei6en bebailptet iebt, |
alle nnlere Sffi5iere eriporteten ein
ioldes ltltinatllm. Scott Ioipol ais
Sbregon batten g(euBerungen ge-
maft, aus oenen man entnebInen
fonne, Dab Die Steaung zines iolden
bon Seiten GarrdBa's beabiiftigt
iueroe. 9ielelbe 9epel6e neloet,
Garran5a lei inter anoerem ord) J
ourd oen ltmitano 3ur Stellung Ell
mes llltimatllms beranloBt lporben.
oaB General SSltniton oen 9luftrag
erbolten babe, SoI8 5u fortfeit oas
in Werifo benubt tperoen iolle. Die.
len 9luftrag fonne man MIR bobin
oeltten, baB bon bieiem @ol5 SnBbo- |
osn III ben 3elten oes 2ogerS Der
Gerihing iden Srllppen aeIegt per-
ben lollten, ltno Dies fonne, nad) |
Garran8o's Meinltng, tuie0erum nur
10 altsgelegt meroen, oaB Der 9lnls-
rifaner Elm permaneiltes militdriihes
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Surge l1eberlidt,

Die aGmpfe bel @erbnn iinb
anIdeineno mod immer int
@ange.
Die 0egenb am Gar6e-See
tit BON Ben Stalienern serGnmt.
Sesnatorta lit i'm Seiit Der
Gciterreider.
9eittIde See Nerpplane
baben eiuen Mnsriff aaf bic
englild)e &iiite gemad)t.
9f4iliide glngriffe bel Bit
Iis nno 8nibart iueroen abse=
idaagen.
Der oentide Camper uSra-
be" lit in Der Office anseblid
in ben 9rnnb sebobrt.
gerIndJ Der Der Jramsoiem,
beim Geidaferfopf i'm GlIaF
pursnorinsen, 1T missInft.
Die englilde &esiernng per-
lanst iueitere 800 Milionen
Hfnnb.
Die 0entidlen MAIDEN am
gier aanal neite Slnsriffe.
Der Eapit bot ieine @er-
mittlmns siuifd)en 9eati6lanb
tno ben Ser. Gtaaten an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-20
Seit Sturgeon fommen

Seit aiir3em fomnten olle
nlogIiden Seniationsnadribten aus
China. gnan-Shi-&ai IoQ obgeiebt
iperoen, Die Repoliltion breitet iih
inlmer ipeiter aus, Yuan-Sbi.aai
loBt ieine @egner ernoroen uno
mas oergIeidlen 0inge mehr iino.
@ie eS in China in @irfli6feit aus
ltebt, fam ans oielen SenIations-
melollngen Niemono erfennen. Sic
ollie fonmen aus San sSrancisco l1o
limo qons inter Dem GinfIuB Ser &e-
pollltionare a6gefaBt. @abrldein-
lid lit oas Meiite bon Dem, mas lie
meloett. crIoqen.