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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
EeuilGefom.
S6ritte auf Oct
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RDman BON m arie StapL
(JOrtiebuns.)


gs mar, als pote ettp0s on cine
ieitoerihIohene Sblr. unb ibr DIR
oerltabm Elm geheimnibpolIes Rau-
5hen bon ben Auellen in Der Siefs.
Sn elmer gang edit empfunb:nen
4ufpoauns Iegte lie bic 9anb auf bic
ieine unb iaste ber3lid: sd oante
Jbnen, Sic meinen es gut nit mir. "
ST nabm bic iIeins 9anb ipie etipas
febr &oitbures 5piiden feline beiben
0anbe unb tiibte iie nit Mubaht.
Rabins iibsrlisb iis ibm nit einsm
seDihen Gritaunen bab feline Sinz
sebuns ibr 10 pobl that. Sa, es mar
su piel Der Dual fir iie alIein gu tras
gen. er mubte ibr belfen. er mar Der
ein5ise MeniE. Der es permo9ts,
Sie iaben elm Weilheu ftumm, unp
Ct ftreidelte ianft bic tIeine. bilfsius
4snbe 9anb.
Der Sommertpinb fliiIterte unb
raunte i'm 8ui6, uno bas 8iene1s
fummen tlans tpie 9arfenton. Das
retfe, Dputdftl9e GeDen, NIT oefl
i9persn RoientranS nm bic Stirn,
ihritt aus bem sploeusn Gag bins
iiber in ben blauen 9lbeub unb fesnete
ale areatur.
Gnblid id1Ius genoIsr Dor. er poae
fid an ben DeutIten &oniuI in Higd
fpenben, I'm 9ibreTs unb Iufent9alt
Des 9arons Don Stempel gu erfdb.
rem.
Sabine erinnsrte ii6, DON ibreln
gerlobten sebDrt gu baben, et lei 0fs
ter Sat zines 5reunbes auf elmer
Serri6aft in Der Ndbs Rieas sepcs
fen. 9ielIei1t tpnnte Der Baron
auff4liihe ssbsn.
Sic paren ssraDe barii6er einig ses
fporben, als 5ante Grisba nit Der
IaneitieIiaen 2orsnette eriaien unb
nit SpGbsrbIid iuste: ~I4, i4 apil
niht itDren." unb bann reoete lie
genbler als glr5t al, er mOate oo9
ibrem Batter oas gu itdrte Rausaen
perbieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
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D@os 1T oern 6as2 Oiefe glut1purit
ifiurnrert in gun5 bIduIif."
rSolIf oie Don mem a6eIigen
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

Die uniiatbare bemtids Snians
ferie.


terie.
ginsr Der ppn ben Jrdn5oier am
inangsnebmitsn enpfunbeHen 0or5iige
Der Deutidsn 9attii i'm s5sloe beiteht
in Der Weiiteriddfi, nit Der bic beuis
iten 5ruppsn, no INNER bic Oeltgen'
6sit ss stftattei, felbft ipdbrsnb bss
fSeusrs, osm Nuge bes 0eeners per'
bOrssn blsibt. Wis bod man in frans
35IrIfsn arsiIen alien Dsrfleinerungs'
Dsriufen gum 9rob bic bsatihe
aampiie1nif sini9ibsn mub, uHb ipie
ishr der unFi9tbdre beutiGe Jsino'
esfiirhtet fpirO, idbt iid nit aIsr
Deutli9tsii aug einem frdn5oiiiHsn
6slbpOitbri.f sntnebmen, ber ii4 In
6sm i'm Georg Uliillsr<9erlng in
Miin6en erihsincnben fiinften gano
Sss pon !. 9slbriit btrauseessbsnsn
Sdmmsliperiss Der beutife arieg in
5slbpoiibriefen" finbet.
.Seit pisrSebn Sasen.1 ibrsi6t Elm
frdnSSIiifer Sffisi.r, .iab iG nidis
msbr bon ben Dsuti4en. Wan Ders
nabm-fie, eepib. ia, besriibte ibrs
@raratsn, trbieIt ibre S9rapneas,
iuubts, baB fs pa iparen, gang ndbe,
abrr iie ieben - ia, Student Soeben
plauOert. in einsm Grabtn Elm Dtrs
lpunbetsr SoIodt, Der aifi bic ardns
ientrdssr ipartste. Rii isinsr sisenen
Dutb mddte sr Der allsr uniersr Jns
fanisriiien Cuff; iis iinS piitbenb bars
iibsr, iorieeiebi bic btuii4s Jnidntes
ris Dor iid Dsri9tpinbsn 5u iebeh
ipenn iissIaubisn, lie srreitt 5u bds
ben. Wdn mub erttHnen, bab bic osuis
i6en 5esrfiibrer bic Gunf, Elm 5ter
su perberssn, pirtuos bdnbbnbeB. Die
fe gattit III ieinesntss 5u nRisrs
I6dben. sic ipiro nit isnsr psiHIid
genaiien Weibobe esiibi, bic benz 5dn'
bsIn unisrer 6tinbs sissn III. .Sehen
uHb ni9i e.isben tpe,ben." bds III
bas prinSip, bas fis in erIier Qiuis be-
berridt. Sbre @ei6iibs befden uHs
auf60rli9 pom friiben Worstn Bis
gum 9lbenb uno nod iisf in bic Pdft
binsin bic 90rfsr. Die iis bon uns bes
iebi, bic M56lbsr, IN bsHen lie uns
Deriiedt slaubsn, unb bic Strdben. bic
mir ibrtr Qnii4t mad toInmeu mills
fen. Wsnn erisnnt bon ipeiiem odsUes
r1ui1 bieisr 0randten, bern jie res
ben cine aiffbrinsIife Spro4e, Die
Sufunieris III bd, sinige tauienb obsr
bunsert Tleisr entfsrnt, nno f4iebt
gang porsiisli6. unieritiiBt Don bers
porrdgenosn WaL6inengsipehren. Gbsr
man iiebt iis ni6t. sic Dtrsrdbt fi4 in
tisie, meiii trumme Grdbtn, in osrei
9isfs iis iia betuesen lam. ohns ss'
ieben su tperben. Seden, dbgerihsns
8aum3peise, allss bient ibr ba3u. mn
iiG unIi1ibdr 3u MAIDEN, ia, anss,
unb gu alIererit ihre liniformen. Die
beutihe Uniform permiiht ii9 NIT
Der 5arbs beg GeEoes unb 5nar 70
rsiilOs. bab iih bas f,inoIide Sser in
Der Grbe 81 berlieren f8eint. WldH
fiibli es I'm iih, absr man tdnH es
ni6t abihdben, nihi unterf9eiben.
limb bos 1T bic nameulois, ipdbre uno
unfabbare Gsfabr. 9ubsn uHiere Sols
bdtsn enbIi6 Sdiibsnerabn enis
Sedt, 70 feben iie aeute, bic ii4 i4sins
bar CUR Jludt erbebeu. Cine reue
5dufdung. DEM in biefem sritsn
@raben paren nur ipeiiige SplbdteH
uniersebrdht. I'm unisre aente 81
iSbern. Te in bas Gsusr her beufl4en
Der Seutften 5n'
fanteris 3u lOden, bic bnbiuier. ipeis
ter, INNER iptiier Dsrborsen iiub. go
slei1i amisr aampi einer WerfoIgung
bon 9rusbiIbern.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
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Gs mar elm rsgnsriiher SuIitas,
nnb bic Oamen, 5rieba, i5rau oeOn9
uno Sante Meta, IuBen Elm penig sss
langfpeilt i'm Garten5immer. Sle
sblren na9 Der 8eranba itanben pis
fen, aber Der eintDnis biiitere 9imalel
uno Der bleifarbene Gee bOten teinsn
erIreuli9en 4nblid. gntitonb cine
pauIe, 10 b6rts man, pie Der Rsgsn
auf bic Steinflieien bes 4ltans prdIs
ielte unb plantihts, auf ouritlgss
aaub rauidbte unb irgenopp nit GET
Iteritimme leiie peinte. Ollie orei Do
men beidGftisten iid nit 9anoarbsiz
ten.
.@ieio? 8arum2" frogts Jral
9ebpis.
Sat 0u es pirtli9 niat Be-
mertt9" JrGulstn pon Wintelsbera be-
tout idJurF bas ,ipirflid@" uno Ta1te
Wfeta nidte nit bem aDpfe unb iagts;
mSa, Sein Wann 1T gang neraHs
bert
Oieie uebereinitimmung DON 6rles
ba uno Sante Wseta lieb oermuthen,
bab bies Sbema 5pii4en Beibsn be-
reits arInbli6 er0rtert fporben.
,glun ia, er unternimmt immer gu
piel unb bann pGdit es ibm ibsr Den
&opf. Sos Birthi4aftsleben Iisgt
iebt eri6redenb banieOer bura DC
InIi4erbeit Der 3eitDerbdltnihe. Set
bem oiterrei6ii9 ierbtIdeH &Onflitt
lit es ia i9Dn fat gu elmer ariie 9e=
tpmmen, unb aonrab iiebt ie9r
ibpura. 0as briidt ibn fur4tbar niss
Der, er 1T nun einmal nit Getb uno
Seele IrbeitsmeufGj."
syrieba i1iittelte ben aopf.
so mar er nod ME. gs mub ho6
etfpus 4nberes iein."
,Bebente bod, lpas mir Dur61es
madt babeu, lam man bus tpobl js
ilberpinben2 limb INNER RaoiHens
llnglid por aussn! Wir iino ale an
unferen RerDen trant isitoem. &ons
rao bat fir sinen Wtann Elm piel Su
ipeihes @emiitb, es rei6t i'm innerli4
auf. Sebtpessn iiberrebste ih i'm ia
su Der Reiis uaa bsm SiiDen, absr es
dnbert. ipenig."
ssrieba ihpisg, unb pieoer tpurben
bic Stimmen bes Regens laut. Gr
i3lu9ate unb tpsints leibeHihaftli4
in elmer Mbsussrobre, urb Elm Wlnba
baud, Der gliitben abiding uHb Die
iterbenben RoIen sntbldttsrte. maate
bas WaiIer iibsr Der Sdtpelle Der ffs
fsnen @lastbiiren fpriiben.
y9ergib nitt. bab Ou oisfe Wo6e
nod giirgermeiiters einlaben DollteIt.
SD bente, Du baft es fdou fait 81
lang. aufsef6oben", bemsrtte Sante
Wletd.
~9ut, bab Du mid baran erinnerit,
i'd min bod glei9 mai nit Der SlDen
bariiber fpredsn unb einen abenb be-
ftimmen.1 Srau 9ebtpig erbob iid,
unb auf ibren 8linaelruf srffien Grib
Rleber, Der ben 4uftrag erhielt, syrduz
lein Olben su rufen. Gr febrte auriid
nit Der anttport: rSyrdulein Olben
fpielt eine pdrtie 9i[arb nit ben
6erren uub- lam ausenbIidli@ ni9t |
GHoQRu1eR.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23

Dated Dec 4th, 1916.
Moved by Goodman and supported by
Hannula that the report of the Com
mittee on Transient Poor be and is
hereby approved and accepted except
ing that the claim OF the Town of
Knight for aid given to claimed tran
silent poor be laid over for further ref
erence. proof and investigation by the
County Board and the town board OF
the Town OF Knight. Motion carried.
The County Board of Supervisors.
Gentlemen:-W your committee on
Finance and Printing report that we
have cancelled all county order checks
which have been paid BY the County
Treasurer during the fiscal year ending
October 3Ist. 1916.
We recommend that these cancelled
checks be filed In the Office OF the Coun-
" Treasurer and become a permanent
record OF that office
We have also cancelled seven UNI
claimed order checks which remain in
the hands of the treasurer and are over
two ye.rs old. Ne recommend that
these hr checks together with the
list the eDf be filed in the office of the
'bAHty AitdSuA % anu 'ttOi4C Il pei A4le1
nent record thereof.
Respectfully submitted
Henry Meade,
r. u. Hogan,
Ed. Evenson. Committee
Dated Dec 5th. 1916.
Statement of expenditures and distri-
button OF same in connection with Coun-
~ State Aid Highway construction Tor
the season of 1916. up to December tin,
1916 was read and ordered filed.
Statement showing balances in funds
of the several roads and units thereof
as OF December 4th. 1916, and also
showing amounts appropriated and the
total amount which viii he available
for 1917 County State Aid Highway con
struction in Iron county. was read by
the clerk and ordered filed
The Board took a recess until two
O'Clock p. m. At two o'clock p. IN. the
board met with all members present
The following schedule of claims
which had been in the hands of the
Committee on Finance and Printing
was referred to the Board.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23

pursuant to a resolution adopted by
said board on the Sth day of December.
1915. the day and date first above writ
ten executing these presents in dupli-
cate.
Max Menestrena. (Seal)
Daniel Reid. Chairman of County
Board of Supervisors. Iron County. Wis
In Presence Of NJ. J. White. w. D.
Tyler.
Committee Report.
The County Board OF Supervisors
Iron County. Wis.
Gentlemen
Your committee on Transient Poor
beg 10 report that We have carefully
examined all claims which are filed for
outdoor relief given for the fiscal year
ending October 3lst, and report as fol-
lows:
We find that all of the claims are cor
rect with the exception of an item of
800 filed by the Town OF Saxon, which
said town paid 81. Joseph Hospital at
Ashland. Wis, Tor care OF James Pow
ers. As the said Powers has been
resident Of the said town for a number
of years, we conclude that the charge
was entered against Iron county in er-
ror and We have deducted ii from the
claim and recommend that II be allowed
at 10000. instead of $4,000 as filed
The claim Of the Town of Knight. in
the sum OF $492.p0. We md after careful
examination and investigation that We
cannot allow as filed
We visited Iron Belt the residence of
Two of the families who receit ed aid
tor which claims are filed. to-wit: Mrs.
Amanda Siren and Fat Donnie, and from
the information secured, we are salts
fed that both OF these persons and their
families are residents of the town OF
Knight and have been for a number of
years and that they are not transient
or county poor. We recommend that
the claim for aid furnished Mrs Aman-
ia E. Siren. $274.00, and the claim for
aid furnished Pat Donnie. $1,000, be
disalowed and that the said claim of
the Town of knight be allowed at the
sum of $500 instead OF $4,000. as
fled
Respectfully submitted.
Henry Meade
II. -. Hogan. COMMITTEES,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23

Niagara falls has on occasion run dry.
In fact. this phenomenon has occurred
several times with the American falls
In the winter of l9034 the water IN
the eastern part OF Lake Erie and the
Niagara river was forced back bv a
strong wind and felI several feer. lee
floating in the river formed an ile jam.
which cut of the water, and the Amer
lean falls Went dry. This same pbe
nomenon. according TO reliable infor
nation. occurred again in 1909.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23

The three things most difficult are
to keep a secret to forget an injury
sad 10 make good use Of leisure.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23

1877 r
lSS Z OquarI wages CORONER
49,.
Court
Matt
Lewis
barney harohe' wages Cou''
Court
John flandlh wages coroner Cur
rank Court.
committee
I'M
y
committee
board and committee
Frank
board committee
The County Board of Supervisors,
Nv to
sadcl
o
Dec tn. Respectfully
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
Respectfully submitted.
Henry Meade.
r. -. Hogan. Committee,


of FL disald
ma and
Frank Marta Observation-Disclosures.
T
Drawer Observation-Disclosures.
T.
T. wages Circuit our
T. AWu wages Circuit our
SAVOY sfresM
Fred feesM
oncerse
anil Yeryall oUc
Dave eesA
VIM Hoffman officers Municipal ......... 49,.
ChaIles Trapp office
Frank Off ....
Long Municipal Observation-Disclosures.
John oomey otncersf eesM uncp
Frank
I9 Max laFa,e officers fees Municipal Ct ..... ESQ
James Coli office fees I
officer
Mccarthy officers Municipal L ...............
Court
Coroner
26 G q Urquart wages Coroner court ........... 2o0o
~ NJ connors cone eyng prisoners ......... lo2ooo
Charbonneau. Court
2SM Connors s1ern expense ...
Frank Marta Corone 50
II Pawlck wages Corouers Court
G. Christensen wages Coroner Observation-Disclosures.
Court
Court
Frank Nolan wages coroner court Observation-Disclosures. 10
tl,r,ne Court
perlw wages Coroner Court.
Mrs Nick Deonso wages ..............
Anton Costoldt Court. 50
James Collins Corone
tscaf West wages Coroner Court
1907 $ Harrne iveryhl
Co Lbr K Fue
ia Compa fueC County Iai
Morgan Company. .............
l35A Attic NornalL labor
wis Industrial
137I Electric Co andn
standard Observation-Disclosures.
1879 II Aspinwai exam Carl schultz 500
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23

and
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mon tina
and
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and istur
o adc
3ls
Receip by
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24
Annihilation Now Feared to Have
Been Fate of Two Cavalry Troops
TREACHEROUS ATTACK IN REAR
a"a.r DURING PARTEY CAUSED DEFEA AT

San Antonio, June M.-In the shadow of the Ala
mo- where the deeds of Davy Crockett, James Bowie,
Colonel Travis and Colonel Bonham made history
enty years ago, citizens of San Antonio today con-
vinced that another Alamo had been fought Wednes-
day at Carrizal and that the of Captains Boyd,
and Morey and Lieutenant Adair will do down into
history alongside their iLustrious predecessors.
Officers of the southern division headquarters,
however still hoped that complete official report from
Pershng would show that seven men, who reach
ed the main column escaped death, wounds or capture
ports shows the plight of the little band Of Americans
must have been desperate.
According to these reports by the pretense of
parley, eighty miles from aid, the Americans were
dously superior forces and raked with machine gun
fire.
Thus the escape of over seven is considered un-
likely.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24
Burdick Special Has
Concluded the Most
Successful Political
Tour of n. Dakota

wiistOn. D, June aAfter what his friends consider the
morning
s Villages s"d Mr.
himself spoke than 100 times his great swing twice the
% s , . that ..' ss t.ss M D.
election than they point the nomination of Mr. Rurdok the
o1mpsgn for Mr. Hurdok his arrv. here
w..ssstsy SssiS IL: ., ,..
ar. nains ~to the surde and will Give biz msr
tiles for the local @ man cHTne @ which Were counted give
known the state today that the only contest in the
Nonpartisan league candidate. 49,
And thousands Of farmers in North Dakota who were members
eosn1s champion who has not only the wiingness but the ability
1I f peoples @ % ' Dakota ' give s' "' Gauss
days sver~here
s sov Ns Dakota ss' m % X. II ss II"
smallest hames Mr. Burdok the hearty welcome
, ssisssies. &C. whom
on. class b." from ali classes and all sections the
The trip Of the suTdGk special ended auspoeus as began
Mr. Rurdio spoke to crowd Of fully 1000 people farmers and
state lessaton the interests Of all his and his
Al Sentinel Butte at Medora at ReHed and at dickinson many
especially. local Mr. sSd declared that hunarGd'
last few days sam and ona the % .stns yesterday M wa; said every
One the interesting receptions Of the "trip Msdora
% . city sd By II. and Ss o
candidate for governor
SSF aseES % for
yesterday doubt
spirit ranching
station douby cheerful
which fell this entire section Of the state
and will thousands dollars the value of the
Burdick a majority.
Bismarck solid Burdicl. 3
heavily the Wiiston column
muddy threatening
o
interest which indicates that set viii be able
At Sweet Bra udson and New Salem yesterday the station
campaign discussed At ont there crowd and at Glen
UHin Burdick
crowd largely farmers had driven
to hear the of the Wiliston
At Hebron another audience
numbers Of from the mines factories.
officials VIII Bismarck
that
political
which packed
ism the of the Nonpasan loudly
AT Mandan
shower Of rain to hear the address Of Mr. Burdick.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24
Bandmen Called to
Aid in Giving Go. B
the Proper Sendoff

Announcement was made this
afternoon by Harold NJ. Rudd,
president of the Fargo Musieians'
union and director Of the Fargo
band, that all union band men of
Fargo are requested TO be at the
Northern Pacific station at $50
o'clock tomorrow morning, with
their instruments to give the
members of Company 3 proper
sendoff.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24
Lieutenant Colonel Grafton.

Lieutenant Colonel Grafton.
Twenty-seven years, three months
and ten days, is the record of military
service which Lieut.. Col. G. C.. Graf
ton, second in command of the North
Dakota regiment, will carry with him
tomorrow morning when he embarks
on the special train that will carry the
boys" of Company B, to their
mobilization headquarters at Fort
Lincoln, near Bismarck.
Early this morning Lieutenant Col
onel G. c. Grafton Of First Infantry,
North Dakota National guard, gave
the chronological events during his
years of military service, which began
with the date of his enlistment, June
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24
Advancing American Forces Threatened With
Same Fate as CarrHal" by General Trevino
BULLETINS


Washington, June 24.-After a
conference with the president,
Secretaries Lansing and Baker
refused to make a statement.
cannot say a word" Lansing
declared. Then for the first time
since taking office he cancelled the
morning engagement with news
paper men.
Washington, June 24.-Customs
officials along the border were or
dered to hold up freight shipments
into Mexico and advise railroads
to keep their rolling stock on
the American side of the line.
FL Paso, June 24.-Preparations
are being made to enlarge the base
hospital at Fort Bliss in the event
of hostilities with Mexico. Calm
prevailed on both sides of the
river today. ~-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24
Beware of Roorbacks--and
Don't Neglect to Cast Your Vote

"Beware political "roorbacks''
method political
this
stock political the eleventh
they are false.
collar.
est campaign in the history of North Dakota politics
candidate
based his the political that
before the
political opponents have nothing praise
sincerity of his platform uterance
And don't neglect to vote
Every expressing political pref
al Wednesday.
important stake They your
aciize Of
Register your choice at the primary, June %.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24
South American States
Offer Mediation; Nothing
to Mediate Says u. S,

Salvador Republic Salvador June 24The foreign office
all Latin
governments between
the United States and Mexico The replied approving
Ecuadors initiative
The SaVadean cabled instructions to Rafael Sal
Vdar minister Washington, mutual action of dpo
the Central South American republics
in IN effort prevent hostIites
Washington 24News South Central American
preparing mediation, high officials
United
considered there nothing to
mediate far this governments policy is concerned
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24

IA, 1885, to the date Of his commission
as lieutenant colonel Of the regiment,
March 81, 1915.
The dates of the appointment In his
military service are as follows:
Date of enlistment, June IA, 1885.
Date Of warrant as corporal spring
Of 1887.
Date Of warrant as sergeant, Aug.
Is, 1887.
Date of warrant as first sergeant,
1888.
Date of discharge, July Is, 1888.
Date of enlistment, July Is, 1888.
Date Of commission as second lieu
tenant, April 4, 1889.
Date of commission as first leu
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24

Because of the repeated requests.
Capt. G.. A. M. Anderson of Company
b. stated this morning that the "boys',
would parade on Broadway this even
ing. and meet the N. p. train which
viii bring here the regimental hos
pitaI corps and the regimental band
from Lisbon, which will arrive over
the Southwestern this evening at Z
o'clock. 1t Is expected that hundreds
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24

STEAMER
SEIZED

London. June 24.--The British
steamship Brussels with passengers
aboard was captured by German de-
stroyers and taken into Zeebrugge
1t was stated there were no Americans
on the Brussels.
The Brussels was 1880 tons gross.
and was built in 1902.
Announcement OF the capture was
made by the owners the Great East
ern Railway company The vessel was
en- route from Rotterdam to Tilbury.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24
Brief Religious Service
For Company Bin Front
Of Armory This Evening
Dean Kloman Will Address Members of Local Military
Organization and Lisbon Detachments- Company to
March on Broadway, and Meet Incoming Men

"A o'clock
National will
will meeting, Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24

NOHP0SSo OF
San Antonio Tex June 2compIote dsorssnizatiOn
in the fight indicated from Phne Funston today
One enlisted of
Maria All ws horse holders heir stories we ee almost Identical @
Pershing his report today
previously eleven, although
With
by Lieutenant Meyer the total number of those who had returned
The of today,
Pershfns offering summary hs information explaining
his conclusions based such information secured from
that there his Indicated fourteen Of
these dead forty-three prisoners.
appeared all those wounded had been
the remnants of the Tenth
Chihuahua City, Mex negroes
captured in the carriza battle been placed in the pennt
here No removing
The prisoners by
behind o the building
Lem sseury the Mormon scout captured at carz also In
Lloyd w. Ward, JONES' sockes, Oliver Donald
een Stone Harris Lee and Graham of troop H. and Hove ard
According statement signed by spIsbury
knew which side began the firing spsbu
tes w 81 % b 20 - aga saan the . Ma"s @ @ G adas that shas prao-
advanced deep ditch which the Mexeans stationed
when other Mexean getting ditch in their
attacked them from the flank.
LATE REPORTS FROM FRONT CONFLICTING.
Although days elapsed of
American surrounded
to be told ..
The
and naturally frasmenary conflicting
the Mexican and American versions widely
Late today this dispatch
Paso June 24Mexean military authorities received
wiped out and are inclined to dseredi stories to ths eject
taken to Columbus today by arrivals from the Interior
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-24
Some Facts About Officers of
Co. B, and Fargo Members of
n. D. Regimental Staff

tenant, Oct. 10, 1890. ..
Date of commission as captain. Dec.
20. 1892.
Resigned as captain, Jan. "a, 1895.
Enlisted for Spanish-American war,
April 80, 1898.
Discharged as regimental sergeant
major, May %. 1899.
enlisted in North Dakota Nation
al guard, Dec. 7. 1899.
Date Of warrant as corporal. Feb. /,
1900.
Date Of warrant as sergeant, Oct.
%, 1900.
Date Of commission as captain, Feb.
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