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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-06
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nnperfddmt.

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lit Dir beuer aud wieoer 10 piel ge-
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i'm Die Spibbub'n 'braten uilo bon
meinen @urfen an SaIat oaslt
g'madt."
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NIIerIei
Der rebub(ifnuiSrhp

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nellrs : &m6ioat g. g. greager bon
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abeno in elmer in ser Surnbaae db-
gebaltenen uno BON ettpa 500 8erio.
men bellften GerlammIung cine fer,
rige, NIT groBem 8eifan alfgenom-
meme &agae . &eoe. Die 3u-
lanlmenflnft fano inter Dem Goriit
lnon S. @ Gerren ftatt, Der lib Iei-
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ben ben alan, Die Settler 2anoitraBe
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aae Gprten bun Srud : Nrbeitcrt.
tpie Slider, y5plbers", Brief6usen unS
&pnperts, Sarten, GirrnIare, GiuIabum-
gen nfm., in 9entid nnb GnaIifh. rett
amssefibrt. WiIfpm e SMmeos
q Irintina 60, FOG Ratarru Ell.
Sci. Grpfett 1925. I9rns \
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SIM Sabre 1915 ioIlen IN 9euti6-
lono nidt weniger ols 24S Yil5per-
giftlngen itattgefunoen boben. Bon
ben erfranften SerIonen itarben IS.
Nus 8aris miro gemeIoet, Die
irelte fran5oiilhe ariegsanleibe per-
De fdneG unter5eidnet.
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@eImdt.

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nno @artenarbeit ooer dltere Sral
fir &iide nno Sausbalt. Sir Hdbe-
res penoe man iib an
Mlfreo 8ebr,
Silteroale, Genoalf 60, Seras.
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Sams III Derrenten.

Sas nntere nnS obere Gtpffuerf
BON M. 21S Sft.Gommeree Strase
1T sn Derrenten. N6bere ausfuuft In
bh Office Der yareien ssrefie".
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Or. u. Sads, ser befattnte Mngen-
ltno Sbren @r5t, lit bon ieiner Sc
rienreiie 5ltriidgefebrt nno bat feline
8raris in SEQ. $40 GonroD-@ ebd11oe
pieoer a%nfgenommen. (@n5.)
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GrumSeisenfmms : ltebertrasnnsen.

U. g. unb Marn S. Sraipalter an
Souts unb 6. 3oebler; ga Ider 2nno:
$40 II. u.
6. S. uno ~. 9. altgelt an See 9.
Sanes. @ritnoltiid i'm GitD 8lod 1887;
$3,719.29.
Gus. 9. Nniermann an gbiparo
Hoos, @ru1oitiid i'll 2aureI 8eigbts;
$40 II. q.
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Or. giobert 6. Mof lit BON ieiner
SerienreiIe 5uriifgefebrt uno bat lei
ne Graris I'M 9ids-@ eb1ube pieoer
uufgenommen. Nm.)
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0aipeIoh, seIelH, ao.oos ers-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Can Mntnnip., Ser. 6 on. 1915
Brine grune Cotton GeeO Dir. go
Gemts per Gnaon,
Mc,,, mas ! "a esa4 e4aA AZ
b;a. eou,,sr e1n % ~ CD 90.
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9Oe.
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8anmmcGe.
G~pttoniamen- Hrn0mfte.

San antnnio, Ser, 1854 Cts
@alpeftou, geltern, 1886 Cts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21

Washington, d. C., June 21.-Stront
pressure is being brought to bear on
Carranza by representatives of Euro
pean powers to prevent him from
forcing break with the United
States.
In a direct report, the State depart
ment was told of the effort and it IS
said there was a possibility that the
effort would be successful.
Agents OF the Entente Allies it is
understood are said TO be active for
peace, particularly as they believe that
German influence has sought to in.
flame the Mexican government against
the United States.
With a view Of preventing this, il Is
pointed out that Carranza might avoid
war by calling for the selection of an
International commission to discuss
the border situation, as provided by
the treaty of lS4s So far no sugges-
tlon has been received from Mexico
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
s 7 A 7 { TROOPS
MAY NEVER SEE
BORDER D j 7 Y.
MEXICAN IItOt BE WILL III
SETTLED WITH REGULAR
TROOPS

Colonel Roy Hoffman, commanding
the First Regiment talking over the
phone TO fiend in Guthrie. TUESDAY,
said We viii move ont forces to
TIE border within five days ex.
pect to be- absent from Oklahoma Tor
three months"
Since then orders have come to
mold up militia movements.
u appears now that the state
troops OF Illinois Pennsylvania and
New York viii b. the only ones sent
to the border The troops Of all 9th
e. states will likely be forced to re-.
main in camp az summer at their
home mobilization points.
An old army officer said today:
This call for state troops IS a flash
in the pan. II was done for two
rfasons To scare Caranza and
to brace up the martial spirit in
America History shows that about
every 20 years there rs a militia
movement This must be to keep the
martial spirit glowing. II citizen SOL
dIers did not think lhey woald be
called occasionally. there would be no
incentive to join the guards. Tho
regular army viii handle the sliua.
iion IN Mexico The action Of the
war department yesterday IN holding
up eommissaFy contracts shows there
i' no rush Our soldier boys viii
sFend July and August on the fair
at Oklahoma Citv never fear
It's a nice thing for Oklahoma city
but rongh on the BOYS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
ROAD ON
DIVISION STREET
AND DUE SOUTH.
OIL LiiiONt COZ MY BOARD
GIVES PROMISE Oh PROMPT
COOPERATION

Secretary Wennfr OF the Chamber
Of Commerce. who has been 1T Rofs
some time On the matter Of q better
wagon and auto soad betaeen ca'h
fle and Oklahoma city ia 10 reca4l
o. a letter today from Alfred ilan
president Of the Oklahoma Coune
Good roads association. coaialnnr
n good news that tho commission
err Of Oklahoma city eill Al once b..
yin work on the construction 90 =
llate road from Edmond duo eai
three miles then north five miles to
a junction on the county l'ne With
tie road running irsIeht south on
Division street from Guthrie Tbis
aill give a ridge road al the wag
fiom Guthrie to Oklahoma CH9 ihn
shortest possible route and i fiaie
read al the aay which aHl ae kep'
dragged and in repair The Oklaho
ma city road alll then run fffasA.
south on Dl.s.on street f01r'een
miles then three miles west into Ea
mond Oklahoma county expects 20
complete their end Of this road niia
IN two weeks and II the ten miles IN
Logan county are AZ once pui IN a
completed condition this neg roaie
sill be the means Of bringing a large
amount of auto travel 70 Guthrie
which ls nox diverted from tlls eIiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
II MILLION ROUNDS OF
AMMUNITION FOR MExlcANS

Laredo, TEX. June Approx
mstely seventeen million ruonds Of
ammunition have been taken by the
Carranza authorities to The various
points in Mexico and he govern
ment factory is working twentyfour
hours daily to augment the supplies,
according 10 one OF the refugees
here from Mexico City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
MEXlcANS FAIL TO MAKE
GOOD THEIR THREATS

san Antonio, Tex, June 2l-Gen
eral Psrshing has given the Mexican
troops Full opportunity 10 make good
the threa' OF attack II he moved east
or west, brt the Mexicans have de-
clined the isfue.
Hedsent a spall force, according
10 ieneral Fun tons report today,
o, -fward to Guzman, thirtyfiye
iles from the lines Of communica-
zion. to investigate the reported Car
rama concentration.
The detachment returned without
finding any Mexican troops
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Austrian Army Divided.

London, June n The Russians are
pressing close on the rear OF the Aus
irlans IN Bukowina who are compelled
to retreat hastily after the fan Of Czer
nowiU Reuters rcirograd GORE
spondeut says the Russians covered
thirteen miles Ia one day in adyanc
ing southwark from Czernowit2 and
that the army Of General Planxer Is
believed TO have been split into Two or
more segmcnts
II rs stated that the Austrlans and
Germans have received reinforce
ments from the southwestern front
from the Italian. French and Balkan
war zones ms wcll as from the pmsk
and Baranovichi regions The Ger
mans arrived too late al Luisk 10 ro
iieye the Austrians. having reached
this region three days after The be-
ginning Of General Brussilors drive
General kaladenies is pressing
westward to The south Of Vladimir.
Volynski with the intention Of cutting
his opponents communication between /
koYel aud Lemburg. Ills advance If
maintained would enable him TO block /
lhls line at point between Vladimir.
Nolynski and Sokal Moreover. thc I
extension southward Of General Kala. /
lenies' eighiymile front promises n
junction with the army operating In
Ih' direction of Lemburg from ihc
'cgion Of Brody
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
MARCHING ORDERS FOR
GUARD HELD UP

Washington. D. G.. June I'll
Marching orders for the National
Guard are still being held up. pend
ing the completion Of state mobiliza-
tions.
Just as soon as sufficient number
have been mustered into the federal
service. the War department will act
on General Funston's request for
more troops.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
SHE SHOT SHERIFF
IN Eff D R 7 To
FREE HUSBAND.
II NsAliONN IlIiI OI'
HNDIli CO.. i'lI OPENS
W W SkOIlI IODll

Wa Fosee lHuo rlu v nnd
81 and tife Tia nmlag were placed
on tri'l Ia tbe district court toda
eIanml alri lae mwler III Sheriff
Jate el.es of He44msm Texas. ON 4
kail raa near bere three month.
aso 4 oro or more of aliaea q.
Ha e beta ammsael from rea
+ Hlel ~ aAy sas m,ae faf
ST Haala
"asnIaas ~ane following n
rfd sltt es.ea afbsr Pau H#if4
aA reafel la Kansas riy No 81
q faft'nt .aasl e. beaumont Tons
giiNa raarred hH nH foatea mf
't . n4io lalie a4at
l3lie inaifed % accompanying st.e
A eb aad aar husband aea
Ten officer #H Kana oD W
=. Is nEe iaal ba.s io Beaumont
N fHa tma nearing chaeaaa
eaf'I l.s Hatf m0fn.h saer1 Gla
q trfhe floor faae from bf
ief aaat n Hll sfra aa
are aii iaiar " being afo8 -
b tHe a9f and 0f BOOKING l. 70 700
II aHi Hr i1aiH vim iee'ef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
GYPSY OIL COMPANY GIVES
MILLION FOR LEASE

PaHalssa June 2i-On leases on
nineteen tracts of land Owned s. ihe
ofaoe Indians we're sold here at tae
osage Indian anency Tuesday. the
fpsY OH Company purchasing the
J aae on iae Boston oil pool and agree
iae 70 iay bonus of approximately
s 100000. Tie bonus from fifteen
other tracts xill amount to approx.
imateiy $4,000. The Boston pool
embraces $50 acres OF land. and was
sold IN four tracts. the highest bid
being sol5 a barrel for the oil pro
- 1z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
.CR|TT[ND[N PROGRAM
A MUSICAL TREAT
SINGER MADE FAVORABLE tm
PRESTON SIZE or CROWD
WAS DISAPPOINTMENT

Ray Howard Criloalna. baritone
rane Al the Christian church last even
ing he made a most favorable Inn
pne ion at hig oHf appearance hero
and although hla auilauco aas smag
= made ap 10 dncere appreciation
f9r Back n nHmbens Nr Tfttendeu
otoued hF program alth bulzl rfe
cla's Gloria then cmo Requiem
D Sidney TONER. lnls OsaYe b.
ilTnB tud cHlfio W4eftlfd caa
maa group luefudlug = Heard a
TBiush 81 Ese an. ue tao Amoa
aau lna.an Wmher u From lhe
Land of the si Igue Wafer fht
The Woon Drops los sfar td
efoua De- Haa afed back for aa ~
core ana Sang Ny rash bg ASH
ford
Wt Nlpa Louise Lucas sao ar.
sa..l...f fi.. t.. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
LETTERS Of LOVE
IN MURDER CASE
ARE READ To JURY
IPIsILLS 10 NiRION iNDl-
IiIID n. il.Ol ~: '.OIlllR
WOMAN" 10 TESTIFY

Waukegan. iil June q 1he ao'hfr
eIfl' ln the orpet murder case. vii
70 On iha stand today as D witness
Haeh is expected shea pretty Celeste
Youker tesilnes She Wa in lose
aiih yoang Orpet % IS Fad. aud the
state aiIl ~ 10 prove thai she had "a
knoa edge 0f lhe alleged plot 10 81
Marian Lambert out Of he way.
By tesny.ng she may prevent let.
iers which passed between her ana
orpei from being made public. Judge
Dnnnelly read he letters privately
tao months ago and az that time said
hey were the afieeiionaie letters of a
sweet innocent and loving woman. and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
POWERS INTERFERE IN MEX|CO|
MEMCANS WELSH BEFORE GENERAL PERSHING
CARRANZA SIEZES MUNITIONS

cation near m Vale Another IS
moving westward IN the direction 81
NomoQuipa The scouting parties
have halted ana reiuiorycmen,s are
Oemr sent oat to strengthen their pos
s,tion. ANY further advance by ei,h.
o. OF the Mexican columns will De- fe.
sisted hy fighting il necessary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
MEX|CANS Fl { {
FR0MMATAM0RAS
IN n j N B { R s
MEXICAN TOWN OT 1000
PEOPLE II III RRIEDLY
~ tttjtIID

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. June 2l.-The
evacuation Of Matamoras. a Mexican
town opposite here, and the move.
ment Of Ricaut's headquarters ten
miles lnlard. caused excitement here
Natamoras ordinarily. has a popula.
ton Of 5000 people.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
COO AMERICANS FoR VERA oRuz

Washington ID e.. June n A dis.
patch from Special Agent Rodgers at
Mexico city 20 the state department
today said all arrangements had been
concluded for special train probably.
today. carrying Americans to Vera
Cruz There are about GOO Americans
IN Mexico city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
Csrranza Forces Moving
Toward Pershlna.

Fl Paso, Texas. June 2i-General
Pershing has reported that bis scouts
have sighted two divisions OF the Car
rama army advancing slowly in the
direction Of the positions occupied BY
The punitive expedition. One division
Is approaching the line OF commani-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
RUSSIAN DRIVE ON AUS
TRAN FRONT CONTINUES
TROOPS or GENERAL PLANzER
ARE SPLIT IN TWO. RUS
SLAMS WEDGE IN CENTER
(auLLerIN)

Paris, June 2i--Germsn reinforce
n'snts arrived too late TO AID the Aus
TRANS on the Lutsk front In battles
LAST night and on the morning % June
-, the Russians llowed through tho
Austrlans and are we'll on their drive
20 lemhera now. The Austrian army
has been cut in two and both pieces
are now retreatina with the Russians
wedged between
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
MORE MONEY VOTED
FOR ARMY AEROPLANES
tBy Associated Press

washington June Fl AN amend
ment made 70 The army Appropriation
Dill today Increased the aefoplane al
ploprlallon to three and one quarter
millions was adopted in the House
Reports received from border points
declared that between three and four
hundred Amrleans came ont of sono
ia during the last few days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
MEN|CANs RUSH TROOPS
To CANANEA, REPORT

Nogales. Ariz.. June 2i.-The dis.
patch to Cananea Of twelve car loads
Or Mexican troops. in a train which
contained artillery. maehinegunsand
fifteen hundred men. Is reported here
today.
Four cars we're afnored.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
WHITE is NOT FOR WILSON.

st Louis. June 2l.-Wllliam Allen
white Of Empofia, national commit.
ieemsn Tor the defanct Bun Moose
party in Kansas. vas invited to Join
The Democratic party today but de-
elineA Es.a thanka
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
HIGH WIND ND HEAVY
RiI\ Sol I'll OI CITY

A heavy wind and rainsiorm visit
&c the territory near Waterloo. south
cf Guthrie about i0 o'clock this morn
Ing. doing considerable damage 10
rioRing crops fruit trees and small
oBtballdlngs report was soon clr
rant on the streets that a cyclone
had completely dcafroyed the lfiie
town OF Waterloo. Investigation hot
ever proved lhe report unfoualei.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
? 600 Yaqui indians Rushed
&c Piedras Neqras

Eagle Pass Texas June Fl Gen
eral Murgia Carranza. commander. ar
rived at piedras Neeras opposite here
today with detachment of two
thousand YaQu Indians reiuforcinp
the Garrison
Consul Sllman has arrived from
Saltlllo tie was the last American
consul to leave Mexico.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
PERsH|NG GIVES
MEX|CANS A CHANCE
tAHKt\LA lKUUPS, nov :
EVER, DECLINE TIE Is
SUE; YAQuIS ON MARCH
tBy Associated Press)

Preside, Calf, June 2i.-lt Is re-
ported that Col. Rioias, the Carranza
commander at ojinasa, opposite here,
has instructions from Chihuahua TO
prepare for war with the United
States within the next few days.
II is understood that six hundred
troops will be sent to reinforce him
tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-21
Believe Clash Has Taken place.

san Antonio Texas. June Il Unit.
oe states and Mexican troops are be.
lieyed to have clashed at some point
on the border and an action lhay even
now be in progress. The report OF
the fight was not confirmed by mill
ilary authorities. but Major General
Funston told reporters that he might
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pestroyers sail For Mexico.

San Diego. Calf June 2l.-'Desiroy
ers HUH, Hopkins and TrnXon sailed
today for various points on the Mex
can West coast
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WHAT CHANCES THE
ALLIES WILL DEMAND
hhN NATIONS on Europe
Will IN CHOPPED AND
DIVIDED

london iuao st REMAINING
''ope after the sar q going 10 be- a.
'''o''Al diplomatic task a. ths
Fm hia beon a military nniertaklns
tufopean statesmen believe Il vm
'Ah' several years Some cay things
"i0 hefIn to adjust themselves grad.
oally uhlle tao tshtlng stn pros
frH'o' and that the airaeslo win snh
''do b degrcea AZ these rsadlust
menl are affected Ia spots
lo shoe how complicated lhe sIlu.
'uon NH be- tho following Is sum.
mary from rood diplomatic anthorh
l'f' Of lhe chances the allies unanea
tlonahlg viii demand lf theg win de.
Hltely over the central powera.
helsIam restored ana possibly riy
on possession ot Holland A. Ear "a
ihe rAer Wall. Holland. In this ease.
bcnT eompensatcd BY A Flft OF Ger.
man territory to and including Old
onhmr
The Freneh frontier extended 70 tho
Rhine from the salas to the nelglan
Tor dutch frontier.
The Tgrol Gorly ana Isiria lnclua.
lpF Flume Transferred from Austria
10 flalg ---r~
Yoraralberg possibly transferred
from Austria 20 s8iberlhnd East
PRUSSIA transferred from Germany 70
Passla and BufaIan German ana
Austrian Poland established a. a
asifgoyorniag nation under Russian
do imitation
schlasaIT lielafeIn returned o. Ger
many 70 Denmark
llunmry probably made separate.
Independent kingdom.
Russla's Part
lilkoNna turned over 10 Russia
humana npdo q present of Transu
nn and Hoaaihly 0f part or even
a'l y no.a1rabia A. a free glit from
ihwa Another tIg allcs of north.
ern nalmrla also Transferred 10 Ra
mania Serbia and Montenegro unit.
~ Hnb all ~ conquered Serbia ne.
stored md in addition Hosaia Her
'eeoena palmalia and u1rt of Euro.
aein Turkey eeiod 70 fae falr
Another Traction Of Terseg handed
Is Gretao esoeat b the n8a unlikely
nerni ihal lbe Greeks .aoald Join lhs
central ppaor
Turkey according to fhr generally
accepted afpeHm aifi be expelled
.erNleiy from Europe
Some diplomats favor partition
fae mlana Aiafie posse ions az
Wm8l, fhe allies Others ara dlt
a.ef o. leaee aim 4 remnant Of ia.s
rur siA h a1ifal presumably
u nua
There no geelllon of ans ter
fof Allowance Is sweden or Nor.
- pla fHs "a. ftat the form
p efreel'rflY tasioas ior Finland
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