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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12

Ell Paso, May 12.-The American
and Mexican conferees last evening
announced they had decided to sus-
pend their conferences and report
back to their respective governments
in order that the latter may conclude
the negotiations through their re-
spective foreign departments.
: After almost two weeks of discus
sion the conferences of Generals
Scott, Funston and Obregon over the
American troops disposition in Mex
leo came to an end without any
agreement being reached. ..-s-.a e
The entire matter was referred
back to the American and Mexican
governments to be settled by diplo-
matte channels.
Back at Start.
Today the situation is almost ex-
.actly what it was before the confer
ences began. The Mexican govern
Ement still insists upon the withdraw
al of General Pershing's troops upon
a certain date, and wants that date
to be soon It is claimed that Gen.
eral Obregon has been willing to
make concessions in order to reach an
agreement with the American con-
ferees, but that he was overruled by
First Chief CarranZa and his ad-
visors. -.-... ,.. -s,...z... ....
After practically conceding the de-
mands of the American conferees,
General Obregon was compelled to re-
verse his attitude, according to relia-
BILE sources of information here. The
end of the negotiations came yester-
day after two conferences had been
held.
General Funston gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
Make Statement.
1--WE wish to announce that after
several conferences, marked through
out with conspicuous courtesy and
good will, in which conferences NUT
ual expressions were exchanged and
information was collected on the mill
tary situation on the frontier, 1t was
agreed by the conferees to suspend
the conferences and report back to
their governments, in order that they
may be able, through their respective
foreign departments, to conclude this
matter; and that the ending of these
conferences does not mean In any
way rupture of the good relation
of friendship between the conferees
nor between their respective govern
ments.
Signed:
-. "A. Obregon,
-"H. L. Scott,
.. . -"Frederick Funston"
The only break that could possibly
come would follow an attack by Car
rama troops upon American troops.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
.bEMIDJI SCHOOL
GIRLS TO enter
STATE CONTEST
seventy-fve Students to Become
Cooks at High School
Tomorrow.
CASH AND OTHER PRIZES
TO BE GIVEN TO WINNERS
Judges of Bread Baking Contest Not
Announced; Contest Closes
Monday.
CASH AND OTHER PRIZES
TO BE GIVEN TO WINNERS

:
come cooks" tomorrow at the high
school cooking rooms to ascertain
which one of them is the
best bread maker. This is part
of the statewide cooking contest be-
ing conducted by the agricultural
department of the University of Min
nesota. ..-t
Prizes Donated. 49,. '.
twenty-five dollars have been
donated by local firms and individ-
uals to be awarded to the contest
ants as cash prizes. Other prizes
have been awarded by flour compa-
nies and state organizations.
The cash prizes were donated as
follows: Crookston Milling COM
pany, $40, Beltrami Elevator & Mill
ing company, SO, ]. F. Falls, IS.
The prizes will be awarded to the
nine highest students in both the
high school classes and the eighth
grade class. Five prizes will be
awarded to the students in the sew
enth grade. Prizes for the high
school and eighth grade classes are:
First, So; second, 81; third, $3.50;
fourth, 81; fifth, seventy-fve cents,
and the last four prizes will be fifty
cents each.
] Seventh grade classes will be
awarded the following prizes: First,
81; second, 81; third, rs cents;
fourth, so cents; fifth, rs cents. +,
Trip to Fair.
In addition to these prizes a trip
to the state fair will be given to
the student attaining the highest in
dividual average. This prize is CIV
en- by the board of managers of the
state fair association. A sack Of
Gold Medal -four will also be given
to the, student with the highest av-
erage. ->~ss.- :
The club of five girls having the
highest average score on six bakings
will have as prize trip to the state
fair with all transportation paid. The
trip offered by the board of managers
includes all expenses.
The Cremo Milling company of
Crookston has donated all the flour
which will be used during the con-
test.
Bread to Be Good.
That the specimens of bread which
will receive the prizes will be we'll
worth eating can easily be seen by
the systematic marking standard.
General appearance will receive
twenty per cent credit, this being
divided into three subdivisions, size,
five per cent, shape, five per cent,
crust, ten per cent. Flavor will be
given thirty-fiye per cent credit as
this quality is deemed more import
ant than any others ~...--~>
Other qualities and their percent
age are lightness, fifteen per cent,
and crumb which is divided into the
following divisions, character, 20 per
cent, color, five per cent and grain,
five per cent, will receive thirty per
cent. =
The contest will close Monday
when judges, who have not yet been
named, will judge the contest and
award the prizes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
HOME OF TENSTRIkE Man
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE

The home of John Click near Ten
strike was completely destroyed by
fire Tuesday. Barns and sheds were
also destroyed. Mr.. Click was in
Tenstrike and when he returned to
his home he found it in ashes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
;FOuR-YEAR TERN
Law CONSTITUTIONAL

st. Paul, Mimi, May 12.-The
four-year term law for county off,
GERS was held constitutional today in
the supreme court. This means that
county officers will be elected in 1913
and not this year. The decision of
the court was unanimous.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
MEMS CIVIC LEAGUE
TO HOLD MEET TONIGHT

The Mems Civic league will hold
a meeting tonight at the home of J.
J. Trask. Several important matters
will be discussed. Final plans for a
county option election will be taken
up. ----. H..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
GAME IS CANCELLED

The baseball game scheduled to
be played between the Bemidji high
school team and the Blackduck team
at Blackduck tomorrow afternoon
has been cancelled.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
JEWETT PAYS DUES
ANO JOINS AUTO CLUB

G. w. Jewett was admitted to the
municipal court automobile club this
morning when he paid a fine of two
dollars for speeding on Beltrami av-
enue. He was arrested last evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
MINNESOTA PIONEERS
FAVOR PREPAREDNESS

St. Paul, Minn., May 12.-The
Minnesota Pioneers association at a
meeting yesterday went on record as
favoring preparedness. The associa-
ton is composed of persons coming
to Minnesota in the fifties. .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
FILES FOR LEGISLATURE
WHILE HIS BARN BURNS

While Charles Carter was in Be-
midi Tuesday filing for the legis-
lature, a barn on his farm at Hines
was destroyed by fire. Three horses
were killed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12

Minneapolis Mrs. M. J. Skoll
hanged herself Tuesday morning to
provide insurance money to feed her
starving family, and to prevent her
husband from taking his life for q
similar purpose.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12

SENIORS PRESENT
ANNUAL CLASS PLAY

The senior class Of the Be-
midi high school is present
ing Shakespeare's Comedy
of Errors" as it's class play,
this afternoon at the Grand
! theater. The play will be re-
peated tonight beginning at
Z eight o'clock. A good sized
crowd attended the matinee.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
ON
BORDER ABANDONED
WITHOUT AGREEMENT
Situation Now is Practically as it
Was When Conferences
Began.
STATEMENT IS MADE
BY GENERALS; NO BREAK
American Soldiers Continue to Cross
the Border Into
Mexico.
STATEMENT IS MADE
BY GENERALS; NO BREAK

Washington, May 12.-The
Mexican situation is the most
serious since the United States
forces entered Mexico on ac-
count of the Ell Paso conference.
Secretary Baker has directed
General Scott to return to Wash
ington and General Funston to
San Antonio. .s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
Is Unopposed.

who goes absolutely unopposed is
Lyndon A. Smith, present attorney
general and candidation for nomina-
tion on the Republican ticket. He
has no opponent on his own ticket
and no Democrat has filed.
Daniel w. Lawler, who filed for
United States senator on the Demo
cratic ticket, is opposed by Andrew
J. Davis of Minneapolis. The Demo
| Gratis have three aspirants in the race
for governor.
The state, sixth district congress
| and 62nd legislative lineup is as fol-
! lows: ~
United States Senator.
Republican,: F. B. Kellogg, M. E.
Clapp, St. Paul; A. o. Eberhart, Man.
kato; c. A. Lindbergh, Little Falls.
Democratic: D. w. Lawler, st.
Paul; A. J. Davis, Minneapolis.
Prohibition: w. G. Calderwood,
Minneapolis.
Governor.
Republican: J. A. A. Burnquist, S.
G.. Iverson, St. Paul.
Democratic: T. P. Dwyer, Mime
apolis; G. M King, Deer River; S. D.
Works, St. Paul.
Prohibitions: T. J. Anderson, c..
W. Dorsett, Minneapolis.
Socialist: j. O. Bentall, Litchfeld.
Lieutenant Governor.
Republican: Thomas Frankson,
st. Paul; DR.. A. Gates, Kenyon;
J. A. Peterson, Minneapolis.
-Democratic: Julius Thorsen, Ben
son; S. N. Sorenson, Minneapolis.
Socialist: Andrew Hanson, Min
neapOlis.
Secretary of State.
Republican,: J. A. Schmahl, Red
wood Falls; F. K. Sampson, Worth
ington.
| Prohibition: c. J. Johnson, Anoka.
State Treasurer.
Republican,: r. L. Johnson, Aus
tin; Henry Rines, Mora; ]. J.
Schwarg, Dodge Center.
Attorney General.
Republican,: L. A. Smith.
Railroad and Warehouse
Commissioner.
Republican,: I. B. Mills, Moor
head; Elias Steenerson, Crookston.
Democratic: o. A. Hedin, Mime
apolis.
Prohibition: John Lind, Lowry;
L. W. Martin, st. Paul.
Justice Supreme Court.
| w. B. Anderson, Thomas Knee
land, Minneapolis; J. H. Quinn, Fair
mont; Albert Schaller, Hastings.
Congress.
| Sixth District-Republican G. B.
Buckman, Little Falls; Harold Knut-
son, St. Cloud; J. J. Opsahl, Be-
midi; E. A. Rogers, Walker.
| Democratic: w. F. DonOhue, Mel
rose.
i Prohibition: John Knutsen, st.
Cloud.
Representative.
62nd District-L. G.. Pendergast of
Bemidji; E. w. Hannah of Bemidji;
Charles S. Carter of Hines; Hello
Clementson of Clementson; Sam s.
Sherman of Williams.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12

Andrew Johnson, sheriff of Bel
trami county, left this morning for
few days business visit at Bau-
dette. ~. s.-a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12

Read the Pioneer want ads.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12

G. H. Gunheim, real estate dealer
of Big Falls, is spending today in Be-
midi on business matters.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
ENTRIES CLOSED FOR
STATE, JUDICIAL AND
LEGISLATIVE OFFICES
Primary Election Battle Opens;
Democrats to Have Bitter
Fight.
THREE ASPIRE TO LEAD :--.
-.s DEMOCRATS OF STATE
No Candidate in Opposition to At
torney General Lyndon A. -
Smith.

With entries all closed for state,
congressional and legislative offices,
the campaign which will end in the
June 10 primaries has been put un-
der way in Minnesota.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12

. HANNAH PENDERGAST,
MINNIE CARTER,
q CATHERINE e. BAILEY,
Committee.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12
Representative.

62nd District-L. G.. Pendergast of
Bemidji; E. w. Hannah of Bemidji;
Charles S. Carter of Hines; Hello
Clementson of Clementson; Sam s..
Sherman of Williams.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12

" -. "A. Obregon,
- I'll. L. Scott,
-''Frederick Funston"
The only break that could possibly
come would follow an attack by Car
rama troops upon American troops.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12

Thirty taxpayers of Bemidji, in
Guiding prominent business men, met
at the Commercial club rooms last
evening and and discussed the build
ing of a bridge over the inlet of the
Mississippi and a new highway TO
Nymore. A majority of the men
present approved the action taken by
the city council at it's last meeting
and agreed to support the council in
it's decision.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-12

purpose.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-17

iun9ene on 9pro bes bier einSetrois
icnen britiiden 9umpierS yWaimate"
bon WeIlington. Ser 8apitdn ertldrt,
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ihen Seautten aus5uliefern uno baB
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9ipilSeiansene alsgetauidt lperpen
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ciuen Ylau 9ebiuigt. ben I'M ruiiiits
iapaniihen arie9c turpepierten rnlli@
ihen Stronger uSiuitri Sonstoi" 5u
beben.
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ihen 9eboreen baben entItieoen, oab
Der itipebiihe Sampier oSemis", Der
bon elmer oeutid,en Yriienmannidait
nah Site. @otlaub. gebradt puroe,
feline Yriie lit lnb buben Der beutiten
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perlaIcu.
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Nrbeiter : Scmonitrntionen lett De
ginn bcs ariesea fanb am s. Iuguit
aui benz Trafalgar Square itatt.
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oes aapitGns Srputt unb bas Sdngeu
oon &aiier 8ilbelm murben perlanst.
auh Nbmiral b.. Sirpis unb General
@oupcrneur b. Siiiing o @elgien
iolen Sebanat peroen.
GagIiari Sarbinien. - Gtlua
$4,000 Diterreihiid)e &riegs9efans
eeue, Die aui DER Sniel Iiinara unter>
0ebradt maren. iinb icSt auf italies
niid3en Sampiern nah Sranfreih
iiberiiibrt iporoen.
SarriSburg, va. = Staatss
SanitGts sapmmiiiar Sr. Sirou bat
cine GlarantGne ilber &inber inter
16 Sabren. Die aus Srten Der Staaten
gteip gort mn Nelu Seriep. po Sins
berldbmmns berriht. in Den Staat
EennipIparia tpmmen. %perbangt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-17
pom Is~c
ibifai's.
Sn Der dJineiiiden YreHe tritt bic Be-
bauptuns auf, Der ,ueriturbcne"
9rdfbent Der Hepublif iei niht
geStprben.

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fails Sob umgeben bat, 8ibt gu INNER
nelien 8~ebnuptun9en aulab. Wdbz
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erIter Srdiioent entipeber ielbit aes
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tduht ieBt Die Sebauptun9 auf, baB
er iiberbaupt nift toot, ionoern naf
einem iremben 2anbe seiIoben lei,
nm feline Sreunbe, Die iif idtperer
llnteridla9ungen ihulbi9 semadt bas
ben iouen, por Der Strufe gu i6iiben.
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tineiilden 8latt SoIgenbes: sit
Semanb lpirtlif 10 tb1rift 5u gIaus
ben, oab guanibitai tobt lit, OSer lit
nift bieies gauge 3beaterltiid, bas
uns po%reefubrt puroe, fpeiter nitts
als elm prattiiher uno iebr erfolgs
rether Sder3 ben it'd SiSeni9en,
Die in Gbina's llnsIiid pertpideIt liub.
9eleiitet 6nbeu, nm Der Sanb Der Sc
redJti8teit 5l entgeben?
.Wan 9~eitatte mir, Die S5eneu
bieieS Dramas nod eiumal an3us
fiibreu: erfteus ipurben Die ganten
burh 9eamte beraubt unb anbere
ltuteridlagungen bseaneer. Ser eir>
3ige 8eg, bic Spuren 5u pertpii6en,
beitano BARN, ale @erantportun9
duf cine Rerion 3u laben unb bicie
Serion in einem Sars ipe95uifmugs
geln. 3tpeitenS: Die anoeren 2euts
den, iuelhe an Dem @erbrefen tbeil>
genpnlmeu. batteH .batten cine grobe
Wadt, uno Yuanibitai's NafioIger
mar generos genug, ieinem @orBdn8er
ons SegrdbniB zines NationalbeIoeu
81 9etpdbreu."
Yuauibitai, eroolft. eridoiien. ere
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ianft entihIafeu, pber lebenoig be-
araben, ober lebenbis unb gar nidt
be9raben = er rube in Srieben!
-(Sie 8eb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-17

aIer Nrt. Gu Yfereeu ipurben lett
&riegsaushrut9 645,966 inn 8ertbe
bon runo 1917 Winionen Dollars,
az Natleieln 177,492 I'M Rertbe bon
runo 85R Wiaionen, Hutomobilcn
1882 I'M @ertbe bon 1873 Nilio-
nen, an NsTopIaneu 42t, auBeroem
3beiIe i'm 8crtbc bon 8R Rifioncn.
on Woturrdocru cnbIif = ebenfolS
iir Die fdmpfenbcn Trmseu ser Nuis
iertsn - 25,6t6 i'm Bcrtbe bon runo
flint Tlilionen Collars ulsaefiibrt.
AQes suinmmen runb 900 Riiipneu
an nirettAl Griessmittsir. nbgeieaen
bon ben glilinroen on 2etcrsmitteln
uuo Nusriiitunss = @e~8cnitanssn, bic
ons frei9ebi9e Nmerita ben Naiiertcn
altf 6repit liefcrtc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-17

$4,000 8alen. Ser 3pnIum Der
iiloliden Snbriten betrug 4047 900
Salen gegen 3.163 200 i'm goriabr.
Der Der norolihen Sabrifen 100000
segen 2,61S,000 uub Der Der aus
laeiIhen Sabriten 7,761,000 gegen
S,053, 600 anr |oriabr. Nus bieIen
Iusaben miro eriidtlit, DAP Die CIR
bobuns bes 8eItfoniuns an ameris
taniiter Saltmtppue nusihIicBIidh Den
amerifauiiden Sabrifen 3u3uihreiben
mar, oeren W~ebrbebarf Den Riidgang
im alisldnpiidlen Sebarf mebr aIs
alflpog. Die geiammteu in Siht uur
nidt in Siht beiiuSlid1en Sprrdtbe
an ameritaniid>er gaumipoue beIicien
lid, am 81. SuIi 3. 5. auf 3,635.000
Sallen im Tersleid 81 5.629,000 I'M
pori8eu CONNER. Sn Sidt iparen
2,129,000 SaIeu im SergIcid NIT
3,2S2,000 I'M Toriabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-17
Kurse NaeRriebten.

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ridltShoi Der Hepublit Seru bat ent>
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Hegieruns a~lisSegebene .Stipar5e
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nifta 81 iaaen bat,
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W%ariano Games, Der Garrnu3a luic
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tinter Der bicsmal Die 9egaliitds
Sartei itebt. 81 Der Die lpoblhnbenbe
&laiie bes Nanbes 5dblt, uuo Die bua
cite Sia5sN egime 3urildpiiniht.
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i'm @huie ner perganaeneu Wot)e amt
lid befanlt 0egeben; Gin ieinoIides
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Seiasung ipurbe Hiemaub %geiunpen."
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SreuBen. aumnaubeir Der peutifen
Sitiee Slptte, perlieben lporben.
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geianpt baben ion: -Ipge Die aennts
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lit bcreitS pplitredt. Blob trat in Die
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beutihcm Soeen.
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seutlhs Icr5te. %beiinsen iih ais @es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-17
Der anterifaniiebe Munitions
5anSel.

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Monat 5u Wiouat I'M Yreiie. 8egens
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lpcrt5cuscu mabrenb bes Npuats
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uadten 9eridten S64 .075.497 poer
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8unabme. 10 bari fir ben @onat Sus
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tionss Export bon 100 Wiuioueu poer
bier WiQioueu Collars pro Gag ere
ipartet pcrocu.
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Soterploiipiiofirm @ranaten II. /. To-.
unp iiber ITS Wiaionen in SrIper
fir Die SerlieHlng bon @ciholien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-17
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Oeiterreihs llnsarn's nnb $4S9.50 on
Die gefaneenen Seutidesl unb Seiters
reid slln9arn in Sibirien seididt.
500 ipuroeu poni Setretdr Slime
MANI an ben botbrp item giidof
Shulte bon Yaoerboru geididt unp
3lpar fir geipiiie bon ben @ebern be-
itimmte Stpcde. Sic Silan5 Der ges
lammelten @elber befinbet iih i'm Be-
iie bes Setretdrs uup miro, nit Iuss
nabme eiuiger tleinen Slnrnen,
uelhe bon Den 8ebern fir ipe5iele
3ipcde beitimmt. 5u sleideu Sheilen
an Die Siilfsbeoiiriti9eu 9eutihlanb's
uub Seiterreib I %lln8arn's pertbeilt
iperoen.
Mleu epleu 8eberu, ipeldpe 5u
bieieu Sammlun9en beigetragen,
rufen mir I'M Hameu Der Nothleioens
ben eiu taulenbfahes nTergelt'a
8ottl" 81.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-17

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ntdts tultfen unb MIR BON Sem iebeu
SoUten, tpas uns Die Hegierung sibt,
idbe es iebr tralri9 nus NIT unisrer
@eIunobeit. Werlnn9t mar nudl
einem Gr5t. 10 balert es BRET bis bier
Gage. bis CT fommt, lpenn CT ilberz
baupt tomnt. Hestes Sabr mar I'M
Camp Sieber uno mebr beun Siuolf
Ycrionen Iagen bnrnieoer, dber cinen
Nr5t bnben mir nidt at @eiiht be-
tommen. Wuroe bagegen ein Solbut
frnnf, bn ipuroen ale 6ebel III Be
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bringen. Hateten tpurben ub8es
idpiieu, oamit tuir 0erbinbung be-
tamen mitteIs Worielnupe NIT benz
QelIftbauie, lnl etnen Nr5t 3u bendts
ridtigcn. Ron ben Solbaten tonntc
ia teiner morien. es mubte Gin @es
fan9ener tbun (Serr Eiilfe, 3. Gift
3ier bon Der .Sebar") nm, Do Die
Seuertburmitation bon teinem Worie>
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einem I'M Safen liegenben arie9ss
ihiffe mini Wei!en @ntfernune) gu
befommen. 8ie Die gerbrefer ipers
ben mir bcbanbelt. Ginen Germ
(aipfe) tr~ansportierte man mil Sanbs
i6euen bpm @eidnsnib nah Dem
Camp. ba3u nod brei Rann NIT aufs
g%epflun3tem Seitenserpebr. llniere
2cute peroen ge3tpun8en, tdsIidJ 5lpei
Stunben 81 urbeiten, aber nidt einen
Sent sibt es bafiir. 8iro Die 0Stsit
perpeigert. sibt es 8aiier unb grot
fir brei Sa9e."