davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-19

/ PERSONAI4--NEWS
A II you have an item of news, Il
friend visiting you, or sale
] to advertise, tell us about it.
/ phone No. Al when you want
khe Record Office
We hear wedding bells in the
distance.
The Royal Cafe now sports a
new range.
Try our rs cent dinners
at the Royal Cafe.
Herman Delapiain is on the
sicklist this week.
Ed. Counts and wife are in
Denver this week.
Forkar's forVeEvctir,e Toi-
let goods, You will like them
The County engine and grader
have pulled in for the winter.
Lee Roush, of First View. was
a Cheyenne Wells visitor last Sat
urday.
Don't forget the dance Satur-
day night, Oct. 2lsu at the l. 0.
O. F. Hall.
Try our soft Fountain
drinks at the Royal Cafe.
Alfred Agnew Of north Arapa-
hoe, was Cheyenne Wells visi-
tor Tuesday.
Carl McCrumb has gone to
Georgetown Colorado to start a
barber shop.
SIS meal tickets at the
Royal Cafe for So. so
T. w. Seay, of Arapahoe, was
business visitor in Cheyenne
Wells last Saturday.
Mrs. L, T. Waltman and daugh
ter Fern. were social callers at
this office Tuesday.
Pie Social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Petty, Friday
evening October Goth.
Like-Nu Furniture, Pianos
rs cents at Forker's
]. A. Tremble was on the sick
list last week, but is able to be
around again this week.
This Thursday morning the
snow is on the ground and makes
us think winter is here.
FOR SALE-One good mule
Colt. A. NJ. YoDER 4 miles north
of Arapahoe Colorado.
w. K. Dotson and Harry L.
Bogert are painting the Arapahoe
and Williams school this week.
C. S. Woodrow and son, of
First View were Saturday busi-
ness visitor in Cheyenne Wells.
FOR SALE-Team of good
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Arizona republican., 1916-01-10

It submits all its circulation figures, books and records of every nature pertaining to circula- ton, to the rigid scrutiny of the auditors of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, and gives its unqualified support to the Audit Bureau Of Circulati0ns.
 ~.s ss1ssass as. lsss ssssg We do this because the Audit Bureau of Cir- culations is the biggest forlDard step that hde been taken in years, in either the newspaper or the advertising field.
 e .t' fE9ss7,zss1e,r..< ; r.<7 We want the advertisers who buy space in this paper to know exactly hos0 nsuch circula- ton they are paying for and where that cir- culation IS.
 azs.s;=saaA sssFss r. as$ssss We want them to get this information from an authoritative and unbiased source in such standardized form as will enable them to make fair comparisons of this paper with ofher nelOs- papers Of fhe same class.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-10

We want our advertisers to pay us--not for the circulation we think we have or hope we; have or guess we have but for the circula- ton that the trained accountants of the Audit Bureau of Circulafions FIND WE HA VE. As a result of the rigid audits of newspaper and perodical circulations made by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, every advertiser in America can notU buy his advertising spcce with definite and defailed knosDledge of just svhat circulation he IS getting.
 The buying of advertising space has been raised at one stroke to plane of efficiency never known before.
 Ouer thousand of the leading Newspapers, Periodicals, National Advertisers Retail Store Advertisers and Advertising Agents in Amer ica comprise the membership of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, and this newspaper is proud to De one Of them.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20
E J. q :.
: 9us lanomirtidaftlihe 9oi

= 9us notwithstanding &omite
Ser teraniiden ganfiers : Serei1li-
gung bat cine 8~erlammluna in $50
co abgebaIten, in Der iiber Before
6arm : Metbooen beraten puroe.
- SSrau Morma Yagel BON San
Nntpnio, oeren @atte in Der RaDe
bon geepiqe am 81. @ltguit onr6 Ell
men eleftrilden 9rabt getotet nuroe
bat inn oortigen Oiitriftsgeri6t cine
S6aoeneriabflage in Sobe bon
100000 gegen oie Seras Soutbern
electric Company eingereihts hire
5pei fleinen Sobne 9roofs uno @il-
liaIn meroen ols Mitfl1ger genonnt.
Sn gropntpoob muroe Die 16-
iGbrige SeIen Germ, cine SfiileriH
bes Sotporo YaDre &oqegs, IN if
rem ,3imner nit elmer Hepolperfit-
gel i'm aopfe tot aufgefunoen.
Watagoroa County beabiid)-
tigt iid an Ser Dallas iomie Ser
Gan Slntonio Sair ourd cine reid
baltige Iuslteaune lanoipirtifaftli=
der Yrooufte 5n beteiligen.
Mmf Der Guide nah @olb
iino @rablhdnoer ourh Die Mou-
ern in oas Mauloleum Der 5amilie
am9 oubIe Sorn eingeorln=
gen uno baden Die SoI5ldrge, in Be-
men bic Meta1farge itanoen, a1ifge-
brod)en. Solo baben Die &erle mo-
nidJt ~gefunoen.
Sci ser Iufnabrne bon @an-
oelbiloern in 9aGas, lab Der ben
Desperate porlteGenoe Shaulpieler
inter Den 3uidanern einen perion-
liden Seino uno eroffnete obne mel
teres Sener anf oenielben. Ger Sc
orobte rib aus, Ser Yoli5ei wlroe
Ipdter mitgeteilt, oaB er leidt per-
lpinoet lei.
Ius Diem miro genteloef, bob
Der vgoa @eebil~ nno Der Iogen.
@lattfmlrm oie 8almipolen-S pat=
ernie total perni6tet baben.
Sci einem @ittu : l1nfad fam
IN Ser Rdbe BON Sonlton Der Neis-
b1noler 6reo Sbirious ntn's Seben.
- Sn Miiiion perlangt man, Dab
8unoestruppen oortbin geihidt per-
oen ba bie Wili5en elmer inter H.
men arsgebroheneli aranfbeit megen
~obberufen leien.
- Sn Ser epangelild : ~llitberiider
Stride gu fredericksburg fano geIterr
ein Miiiionsfeit itatt.
Ser elfiabrige grnit aoIer
Gobn bon Saul Ibler, bat in bel
NGbe BON @oerne cine alte @ilofobt
gel6oHet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20
Die 5ludlt at Ser Wtajprsefe.

Ger alte Srib belt unf elmer Der
gepobnli6en iabrli6en Brobin5=9fe-
pller Wanoper ab. gs flappte ridt
nnb ser &oniq mar boiler 2altne.
S6lieBli6 madte nod cine gsfaoron
SltIaren einen pollie falldclt @us=
faa. ga fonnte Ser &onig ieinen
3orn ni6t mebr bemeiitern nro
iaqte nit erbobenenn &riidltod auf
ben Iittmeiiter Der gsfaoron gu.
Ser &ittmeiIter ipo0te ben &rilfitod
nidt fiiblen, gab ieinem Efer0e Die
Sporen nnb iagte ooooll. Ser &onig
iprenete binter linn Der, aber Der
Gittmeiiter entfom. Am anoern
Maorgen loQte in iiblid)er @eiIe Die
&eple NIT elmer Yaraoe geI6loiien
neroena @or oerYaraoe fam ser font
manbierenoe General gum aonig,
I'M Rapport ab5uitotten ullo Die Be
feble oes &onigs in gn1pfang 5u nef=
men. Nahoem er peri6ieoene Sa-
den gemeloet, flibr er fort: ullno
nr111 bob ib gurer Maieitdt nod lin
a%ngenebmles SIT meloen@ Sale @r
boren" Ser Gittneiiter bon"
SID, ser, Oct geifern ben bnm-
men Strei6 g~emadtt" ogs mar
geItern Elm llngliidstag, Maieitatl"
uSa, ial NlrL mas mill Der Slit,
meilter? ?" y@r biftet Cure Moie=
it6t nm leinen slblhieol" So.
ipl~ - Or tit elmer Der brapiten
uno tiidtigiten Sffi5iere! Sein Nus
i6eiben lit Elm 8erlult fir oie Ir-
meell" n@arum nil er benn &C.
ben2~ = ugr iagt, er fonlle lett ge=
itern nit gbren nid6t mebr oienenl"
= nN6 FOL Ilio Elm braper Mannll"
- vGiner Der brablten, Maieitatl~
.8efeble er Dem &ittmeiiter ouf
Der 8araoe 81 iein!" = Ser General
,ging. Sic Tarooe miro abgebal-
ten. IIs Die Sdnabron oes Gitt
metiters oaran fam Iagte Ser &onig
nit laliter Gimme, 10 Dab es nett
BIN gebort peroen mllBte: .Gittmei-
tier, i6 babe Sim gum Maior en-
nonnt. SD moate es Sbm geitern
ldon fagen, ober gr NOR mir SIT ee-
ihluinoe. SD fonnte Sbn niht ein-
holeni"N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20
Cine plattoentId)e Sramnng mie i'm
alten Gaferlanhe.

gitrgermeiiter Sobn 8ermalo
traute fiir5li6 SRI. Sophia @. San,-
fen, Die Sohter BON Sans Sanlen,
Dem geiiber BON Sanien's @arten inn
8laf @atpf, nit 9errn Sermann s.
Sdeel, einem Ingeitellten Ser Sri
@itp &ailmap Company.
9ie Srauung muroe in Der platt-
oeutihen Mllnonrt p~ol3ogen. Na6=
Ite6eno Die @orte Ser Sraultngs-
Geremonie:
9iirgermeiiter Sobn 9eripalo:
Mit Dat %boaitanoige G%erItdnontB,
mot cen GbebiinDniB meeilt, Dot il
beios iebt ingob'n moeblt, nGmild]
eenanner bitoltob'n III TO unneritii-
ZEN 10 lang mi il leept, bierop err
Ieuf if iob beioen IN @egentport BON
niiie SiigerL Oh iib @illens iiino oittt
TO oobn2
DIS Ydar: so, Dat miQt nil
Dor iib oiitt beiobbeno beantiport
beet, 10 erfldr if JOB &raft meines
4nlt mob Den @elebe bon Soma ais
Wtotn uno Srr.
8iini6 JOB beioen @%eiunobeit,
Slid uno Sofreeoenbeit.
Der Srauung idloB iid) cine rid1-
tige plattoeuti6e Sod8eit an, mic Iie
Dor fiinf5ig Sabren uno nod belte i'm
alten 8oterlanoe, in Sdlestpig-SoI.
itein Wooe lit, bie in SanIen's @or.
ten gefeiert iuuroe.
(OaDenport Oemofrat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20
@rnnbeisentmms lIebertraannaen

q. s. &oonb an @tpru SoQplpea,
@ruloitiif IN Der WelI Gam Mntpnio
Sei9bts NDoition, $3.50.
ella mnb q. 81. @auermann an 0ctas
pia 8. 2ecpmte. 297R @der 2ano,
So II. q.
Nler Soste unb albin Geibel an Ser
maim @itntber, @runoltiid an Der San
TeB StraBe; $3.50.
Otto Seller an Sames 6apes, @rinos
itiif in Der 9enperiioe abbition; $3.50.
g. unb q. Werbetb an Srau 6. @nrls
tier, @rllnoitiid i'm neuen gitpsglod
1888; $3.50.
See 81. Woore an Charles 8. Starb,
@runbitiid in Der 2afe @ietp 9tooition;
81.
8. &c. @ation uno Srau an Stacb g.
G~nrlsbnff. @runbitilG an Noente 6;
SO Ii. q.
@alter itnb q. s. Stride an q. 6.
SotoooSe, @rimoltild i'm neleu gitns
gloG $3.50; $500.
H. s. @ilmnn1 an Srat Sannie @ids
manlt, @runbftiif in Scutb 6eigbts
500.
3. 6. uno 6. 90. @ueler all Gam
IS. 2ibinaitorL @rrnbitiid inn neuen gitps
Slod 1858; $4,000.
So. @6orer uno Srnl an Setf
8eitai6. @runbitud an Der Ode ser
Der Starr uto Olipe Ctr; $1,000.
Srmi 6. 8. Sorrb on Srau u. Qebbe
fansfh. Grrnoltiid an Der 0eipis StraRe
S1710.
6. unb 8. 8. Seller an Srnu Sophie
@ebrid, @runoitiif in Der @euaire Mbs
oition; 5000 II. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20
y9in in bie &artoffelm!"
yHans nus ben &artoffeln.,"

Sin &eier bot angefragt, tpober Sic
beim MilitGr 10 beliebte Geoensart:
Sim in Die &artoffelnl &olts aus oie
&ortoffelnl" famine. Sic bat ibretl
l1riprung III folgenoem, Dor etpa 80
Sabren in elmer bumoriitiI6en 3eit=
i6rift eri6ienenen 9eitrag:
2elttnant BON 8llttelmib bat bei
einent Maroper oen @uftrag erbal=
ten, NIT ieinem s3uge einen beitinlnl=
ten 8ltnft 5u beleben. gr lteute iid
infolge Oeiien init 6en Wanni6aften
an eitem Selopeg atf, at oeiiet
beioen Seiten itd &artoffelfeloer be-
ftn0en.
Der Sauptmonl1 fon1mt: u9(ber,
2ie6iter, marum itellen Sic it6 nit
Sbren 2euten 10 %erponiert ouf oieie
Selopeg, mo Sic oo6 redts 1ttlo
linfs Die i6onite 9edung in BEN 9or=
toffelfeloern baben rim in oie
&artoffelfeloerl"
Der &a1ptmann reitet fort uno
2eutttart b. guttelnib pla3iert leine
2el1te in oen &ortoffelfeloern.
Na6 fltr3er 3eit fomnlt Ser So
tail(ons : &omn1anoeur ar1qeritten
0Serr 2ertllant, mie fon1men Sic
MIR oa5u, Sibre 2eute 10 peitIGufig
it Dem &artoffelfelo nnter8ubringen2
9enfen Sic etpa, oos mdre cine Gef,
flung fir oielelben, oos biB6en &ar-
toffelfro1tt2 giloen Sic iid) oas
nift Elm! Ma6en Sic, ooB lie 'rolts
fommen rats aus Sen &ortof=
felnl"
@eutnant ton gl1tteImib lGBt feline
2eute olts Sen &artoffeln beranS-
tretett.
Nad elmer @eile fommt Ser Gegi,
mertsfommmtoeur. 9erielbe ruff
nit erbobter tStimme:
SEER 2eutllont, mas bubel1 Sic
iih ga fir cine SteQung nit Sbreu
2euten ausgeIu6t! @olen Sic oie=
ielben bei rinem feinolihen S%Serer
NIT aller @elpalt opfern? Steden
Sic iid] bod Dor, ipie sic Sad)e i'm
&riege perl1Mfen lpiiroe. &einen
Mmnn bebieIten Sic Bel einem s[r=
qriff! 9abei baben Sic redts uno
linfs oie pr6htieite 9efulg i'll Den
&artoffelfeloern. 9[llo beieben Sic
bieIelben = rim in sic &~artoffelnl"
2eItnant b. 8uttelpib beiebt Die
&artuffelfeloer.
Gum SblitB fonnlt Ser General
nit ieinem Gtobe, iiebt ben nngliif-
liden 2eut1anf in 6en &artoffelfe!=
0ern uno ruff.
uSerrr. Seutnant, mie beiBen
Sie?"
v2eutnunt Il. guttelmit, SEER Sc
nerall"
SER 2entnart b. guttelpib, mie
fonnen sic iid nit Sbrem gait5en
31q in Dem aartoffelfeIb oufitelIen2
Saben Sic nur einen einigermnBen
berniinftigen @runb oafiir? 9enfen
Sic oenn gar nidt oarall, pelde SEQ
item an TurIdooen our6 3ertreten
Der Selofriidte entiteben ~ u1o
menll sic Sade nod einen s3tpef
bdttel @enn oas bisden &artoffel-
fralit nod cine 9efung fir s6re
2eute boteI 9apon fam ia aber qar
feline &eoe iein. Wa6en Sic alio,
DAB Sic aus Den &ortoffeln berous-
fommen - 'raus aus BEN &artof-
felnl~
2eutnant b. guttelnib mrlfiert
aug Snr1, 0nrAnffnIfnIA hnrn..A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20
Der BREEDER.

Meier: ygfein, mie rei5eno oas
2eben alf fold einem 0orfe lit, Dos
lit gar nidt 81 iagen. llno oailn
oieie ioplliide 9eiddftieunq mlf Dem
&anoe: aiibemelfen, @rasifneioen
II. +. 10. SD fir mein Seil babe Ben
gail5en Tag georoihen."
SduI5e. nGorn?@
Wteier. ..9eein, Sfatl"
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Nie miro nehr op[onpn

ygtie miro mebr gelogen, ais
nod elmer Sago ooer ipGbreno zines
&rieges", aiBerte fih Shirt 8ismord
emit. Gin S6Gaeport, oeiien fid Die
2eier in Der geeentpdrtigen 3cit er.
innern i%ollten.
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Cute Mntiuurt.

Gin Snoianer muroe BON einem
@ciitliden geiragt, uarum err nidt
Sonntags in feline Stride fame uno
ibn bon Soft preoigen bore.
81, erDioerte ser SSitoianer, i'd
gcbe i'll Die @dloer, ga preoigt 8ott
iel6it."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20
Sans III Dfrrenten.

Sas nntere nnS obere Gtpfmerf
BON SIR. 21S Sit-Gommerce Gtrnfe
lit at oerrentcn. Mdhere Mnsfnnft in
<Fr Cffice Scr .Ssreien TreTfe"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20

8obnen, Crime, 1926 Der guIheI.
Haoieshen, 40c +. i 9bo.s giinoeI.
8lrmenfobl, &c uno Il per 8f0.
&obl, $500 per Crate.
8riner Rfeffer, ST per 9ufhel.
Gelerie, 75c II. 85c per 0nbelo.
8eteriilie, 35c Der 9b6. zgiinoeI.
Somaten, Seras, A &orbe, $50 unc
90c.
Reerrettie@ Bursein. per Hfo. 12ht.
8nrfen. per Crate $500.
aopfIaIat, $500 per Crate.
@elbe @lr8eln, 40c II. SOC Der 9bS.
Seliaib, soc Ii. 90e per gufbel.
Gpinat. Toe per 8nsheI.
Otra. $500 fir 8nfheI.
geeten. 40c per 9eb. zBiinoeI
Gantaloupes, Gtanoarb. $3.50 Der
Crate; 8onb, $t.25 Der Crate.
Gierpflansen $1.25 per @uihel.
&ieb Marft.
San @utoni, Ser, 90. Sept. 1916
aii6e $4.15 bis $5,65.
&dlbef $500 Bis 1925.
0dien $40 Bis $500.
9ulen $4.75 Bis $500.
ct. 9ouis, 30. Sept. 1915. ~ Tinoz
tieh. serassgie6, $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Sdipeine IT'S biz $1t.04.
Sante.
Ghtpere oonr GfIatter .22 5ts.
eeidte Otm S&lahter ........ 90 Cts.
Grin NefaIsene .......t3M Efs,
Sele.
Boli uno fluids 30 gss
ansoras9iessn, per BIO. 40 Cts
MnacrasSieaen beihdoiat -. S gl
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l.okailes.

8aBrideinlides &etter.
Sir Gan Intonio nno un1gegeno:
&eute abellO ur1o 9omneritag, flar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20

Srinft y3isb Gnan" . 6affee, lei.
mes belisi0ien @eidmafs nmo ieiner
amsseseidtneten Gnalitat fuegeu.
@eiubarS & Go, arabpie tie 3affee.
&Sfer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20

Or. g. @iridfelb, Spesialiit fir
8laien. mno 8eidledJts- Granfheitem,
lit bon Der 3eiie snriifgefebrt. All
Gibbs 8ebGm6e.
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gnn GrInnbnisideine.

Sultan s. 2ie9Ier, @obnbors, 8rabm
Ipe.: $500.
gnna Sdulb, anbnu, gbemie 3;
500,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20

ribt gegen oie Soutbern @acific
@iienbnbn einen 8ro5eB a~nbdngig
gema6t, our6 Sen iie gr!aubnis 5ur
&reu5urg ser @eletle Der lebteren
@eieai6oft 81 erlange11 perIu6t.
: Stt ben Chicago 0pe @orfs
fano eeitern nadmittag cine grpIo-
iion Itatt, burd. bie Elm 1eler peratt=
labt p1roe. SasieIbe ridtete einen
S6aben bon $500 an. SRI. Sttilie
Glauiien 5og itd 8ranomrnben an
beioen Sanoen 5u.
= Ser friibere @oli5iit S. IS.
Ourbin tpltroe in Ser garo binter lei
mem Sarie an Ser Queen @nnie
Court oufgefunoen; cine Giitolenfu-
gel botte ieinem 2eben Elm gnoe ee-
madt. 9urbin mar felt ldngerer
3eit franf. Gor ungefdbr elnem
SSabr I6ob er auf Ben Boli5iiten So
pes uno ben Oeteftip Sarpep; er
ipuroe oamals in elmer Seilanltalt
untergebra6t.
= SIN Sitter bon 70 Sabren itarb
2oren5 2pltis 8eder in ieinem Sau-
lie an ser Wo1ttana StraBe. CT
Itanmte aus Mlgier, batte BEN &rieg
bon 1870 auf Ser fran5oiii6en Seite
mitgenodt unO tpobnte felt % Sab
rem bier.
- Sn einem bieiigen Soipitol
itarb 9. s. &en1per i'm Sitter bon
X oSabren.
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Treie Y}reIe ir seras: Min1pu6 20. september 1916.
) inansielIer d t

Der San gutptip 2oam & grut g..
(g6artereo 1892, ubue 0nufz&ribilea
eien), 215 8ef1sgpn GtroBe.
beim @bi6luB bes @ei6Gft5 am 70.
September 1916:
5hIfsqueIIen:
Wort9a9ezN nleibe ....$2,461, 991.37
@r1te Wortgage 8oros /. 142, 940.63
Iuf9elmlfete Snterefen.. 104, 578.1 II
S6abgetpDlbe Ii. ginridjz
tnfl9en ~lo,0o0.G0
gaar an Sono ua6 IN
@efpDlbe go. 658,292.71
sOtal .$s,377,so2.8 s
gerbino1idteiten:
ginge5abltes &apital. IS 100,000.00
Surplus Sonb -. -. 170,989.39
9ieierbiert fir 9teuern,
8ablbar in 1917 -. 3,864.00
9ieierbiert fir 3inlen,
8ablbar am 81. 9e8en1z
Srnit Sonosa........ 21, 1854. 90
ABS &ro8. Snbeitnents
Srtit>Sonos, aoblbar
in so Sagen urt0 arlbere
aontrafte .......... 3,045, $500
Gnoere Sruitfonos 49,. 35,449.39
Sotal 7,8o2. SO
Gtoat Seras, Gerdr County:
S6, @iuiam 8. 9erff, Scfretdr uno
SGabmeiiter Der Gan Intpnio 2oan onD
Sruit gornpanh. ibtpGre hermit feierltd,
baB Ser obi9e 8eribt na6 meinem beIten
@iIen uno @Iallben rihtig lit.
@m. 8. Serff,
GefretGr un0 5daBnteifter-
unter5ei6net unb beihwuren in met
rer @egentuart am Is. Septen1ber 1916.
(Sieee1) Orr Campbell,
SeffentIider 9iotar in unb fir Berdr
Gountn. Seras.
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3eitnnas NeiiemDer perlamat.

Gin ~seluauSter 3eitnmgs- 3eiienber
ptrlanst inter bD~rteilbaften gebin-
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San antonip, Ser. 10 Gents.
@alpeiton. geltern, 1916 Cts.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-25
IBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune

FL Paso, June 24-Mexico and the
United States already are in a state
of war, although neither country has
made formal declaration. Eighty miles
south Of Ell Paso the Mexican govern
ment has gathered a great army. Out
acress the desert country the Mexican
forces are stretched $4,000 strong in a
half-circle. with the expectation that
the American commander will NOV,
his entire force into the trap and meet
the fate of the small detachment Of
cavalrymen massacred at Carrizal
Reports received here tonight from
Mexican sources and from Americans
fleeing from the interior say that a
large body of American troops, be-
lieved by them to be General Pershing's
main army, was in the vicinity of Ojo
Caliente, Mexico, this afternoon NOV
ing toward Villa Ahumada.
Trevino ordered all Mexican com
manders in the field t--day TO attack
every American force found moving
east. south or west of General PERISH
ing's base at Namiquipa.' Ojo Calient.
is about half way between Namiquipa
and CarriZsl
New-York tribune., 1916-06-25
SAY THEY SAW VILLA
ON AMERICAN SIDE
Railroad Men Assert Bandit Was
Near El PaSO.

Ell Paso, Tex, June 24.-Pancho
Villa. well and sound, is recruiting men
CD the American side Of the boundary,
and has been seen within fifteen miles
Of FL Paso, according to reputable
American railroad men. As their train
was passing Canutillo, Tex yesterday
a fexican, believed to be Villa, passed
in an automobile, with two companions.
The train was stopped, but the men had
disappeared. They reported what they
had seen to the military authorities,
and members Of the provost squad and
deputy sherifTs went to investigate, but
the three Mexicans could not be found.
The men are confident 1t was villa,
for they had often seen him in Juarez
and FL Paso. They say they had heard
many reports previously that Villistas
were recruiting men in the district
where they saw the bandit leader.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-25
list Held at ArmOry
To Muster In Today
Regiment and First Cavalry Likely to Go Direct Border
Wood Believes All New York Troops Will
Face Mexicans Within a Week

Unless the fre-eating General Car
rama decides Of sudden to switch 70
a milder diet-a possibility which is
considered exceedingly remote-the
standards of the New York National
Guard will in all likelihood be planted
on the Mexican border before this week
is out.
An announcement indicating this was
made yesterday afternoon by Major
General Leonard Wood, commanding
the Department of the East, the man
to whom the guard is looking for the
word "Go!"
Corroboratory developments came
with q rush.
The first was a report, based on ex-
cellent authority, that General Wood
was in receipt of orders to start every
command in New York, New Jersey and
Massachusetts, toward the border on
Wednesday and to get the Connecticut
regiments under way on Friday.
Two Regiments Await Word Here.
To strengthen the report and the i'm
plication of General Woods words -"If
things get any worse we'll have to send
men South right away. even direct from
the armories" marching orders issued
to the list Infantry and the 1st Cav
airy were countermanded late last
night.
These two regiments were to have
entrained for Camp Whitman this
morning. Instead, they will remain
here indefinitely. They will be mus
New-York tribune., 1916-06-25
TROOPS SHOWED GREAT COURAGE.

General Pershng reported that the troops under Captain
Boyd and Captain Mory showed the greatest courage and
hibted the most sterling fighting qualities
No mention of the Mexican cavalry charge mentioned by
sragges last night made in the Pershng report but
the fact that the able advance and break the
Mexican lines after the first attack is believed give
dicaton that the charge checked
According stories told by the five found at San Luis
ranch after Mexcans had opened fire with several machine
guns Captain Boyd dsmounted his and formed them in
skirmh line Captain Boyd with Troop c. led the first ne
and Captain Morey, with Troop X, the right.
They advanced by rushes toward the rigatng ditch 2oo
yards distant which sheltered the main force of Mexican troops
which the machine gun spraying their ranks Win
lead Making every shot of their count they captured 'ne
New-York tribune., 1916-06-25
BATTLE NEAR,
BORDER FEARS
Pershing Troops Move
-TrevinO Threatens
Second Attack.
Copyright. Social Press.

Chihuahua City, Mexico, June
q. - American columns have
been seen advancing from the
field base of General Pershing in
the direction of San Antonio and
OF Caliente, and General Jacinto
Treyino has issued orders to at
tack them If they do not retreat
Immediately.
General TrevinO said the
Americans would get the same
treatment that they received at
Carrizal, as he Is determined to
carry out his orders TO the letter.
In this, he said, he had all his
subOrdinates with him.