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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-12
DELEGATES
SELECT

Subordinate association No. IS OF
the Indiana National Association OF
stationary engineers at the regular
meeting Tuesday night, elected John
B. Lantz, with the Starr Piano Co.,
and William e. Mutchner. with the T
Fl. /. & e. Traction company, delegates
to the state convention at Kokomo,
June 21-23.
Albert Schwerin. with Earlham col,
lege, and John Graham, with T. H. l.
& E. Traction company were elected
alternates
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-12
PREDICTS GOOD CROPS

The oats are coming along nicely
and are now about four inches tall,
Joe Helms said today. Everything
points towards bumper oats crop.
Farmers are speedily finishing up
their spring blowing and it will not
be many days, providing the weather
keeps nice, until all the corn in the
county will be planted. In the nor.
NAL season, most corn is planted by
this time. LAX 49,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-12
RUST INJURIES WHEAT

Il fear that the wheat that is now
growing will never mature right, said
Joe Helms today. Mr.. Helms ex-
planned that every year since he has
been farming when the wheat was as
thin as 1t Is this year, the black rust
has attacked it just about the time
that 1t heads. This cuts down the
yield of each straw very much
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-12
To Make ski, Clear

Don't worry about skin troubles. You
can have clear, clean complexion by
using little zemo, obtained at any drug
sc store for Zoe, or extra large bottle at
lemo easily removes all traces of pim-
PIES, black heads, eczema, and ringworm
and makes the skin clear and healthy
Zemo is neither watery, sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. It is easily
applied and costs a mere trihe for each
application. 1t is always dependable.
Zemo, Cleveland.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-12
HUBBY LOCKS FOOD.

RUSHVILLE, Ind, May 12.-Alleg-
ing her husband keeps the groceries
under lock and key and that he per-
nlitted her stepson to assault her, Mrs.
Robert Cameron has filed suit for
divorce
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-12
STEALS POLICEMAN.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 12.-"John
Doe" DeVault was sent to the penal
farm for stealing a policeman. accord
ing to court records. The policeman"
referred to was a dummy used in
traffic regulation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
sc geDt eiH @rg -.
@on glnoOIf NcrsOa.

'~'4F''f l " 20 ~ Y TT 7'l' 2, ~
IS gcbt tia gScg pom asrmeImrer,
@as onupi al &nglanos aiife nagt
BON 9Re.f ourcb geIgiens Sober
quer.
Durh Jrantreias 6IureH, iturm5er.
iosi
limb ponocrt our1 sen oeuiIden Dom
Inn raFet nt6t in 9luBlanos S6nec
llno 5Diuai iia our9 ben Douou-
from
llno sriiBt 9IeinaTisns blaue Ste.
Gs gebt Elm Meg BON Wleer gu m1eer-
SteiH Mariiteiu 5eigI ben peitsn pFa0;
Sin Siigel oft, Elm @rabtreuo Ibtper,
Sin S8iIO: S2Iaf DobI mein Same
req.
Gr marc gebaut aus Mart uno 9ein
llnb pdro gsidpeiBt nit Oeutfdem
glut,
Gr 3eugi in lapgeH @rdberreiBn
Bon iooesircBgem 9eloenmut.
alogi uidt, Die i6r bic @trabe gebt!
sttagt ni6i. oie ibr Die S0bne Iudtl
Ginl manoelt Iid gum Donlgebet
Der 1cn, Ger jcbt osm Gage fluGt.
Gtnii, ncnn Der 6eino Serbroden liegt,
gBenn irei oaS gle,r uno 9Cnb un6
QuTt,
Sin AbneH eure SeeIeH tpiedt:
Q9ir Donfen'5 oenrn IN Der @rnft.
Damn Iiest Der gBes aus bErssm
Stilt,
Ser Wleere binoet, p0llerEttmo,
Sir 1eutlAlonDS raIden @anosrs
i6ritt
SSn Slaienpogen iIn9etemmt.
lln0 jecc @liite 6riidte ienit
syu cure 8oHD als llHterpfono,
lln0 Qeben. junoes 9eben l1entt
Der Eotenlpeg Dem gaterlano.
@pm 4erme!ueer gum Wittelmser
Gjebt oeuiftb Elm Weg bur9 Srd6ers
dum;
SeuP 5ie6'u mir ibn nit G6pert uun
Gpeer
llHO morgcn ioie I'M SriibIingstraum,
llH0 ieoes @ra5 Elm 9Iumenbeet,
llno ja'er Gbmer3 Elm Subelidrei,
llno i~Jimmeruo auf Den Hveu5en
iiebt:
Der Nee lit frsi! Der Q9es III fretl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Gin filler glbsnb lpors ouF einmaI
na6 bartem saHpf zag unb gao6t,
Dos Drummer, Galien unb IGriue,
bobe pfsifsn Der @ranotsn mar pers
itummt oas seIotfdeu Der aueetn
ibpiss.
Sin filler 9(btno par's. Ser
MouD Ieudtete. Nlau Inb ii6sr oi.
9imbb0be bin bis 5u Dem totem, eeis
itsrboften glrras in Der 5erns.
92oH rubts uRO Ipra6 bon oo6eim.
BrisTe, qGdben paren oa. Die
Ssimat, 5raueu ainber, grGute so=
Gen bsrauf pie Ih0ne Srdums.
qster S@penot borte au, beifaunte
bic Derfdieoeneu SenOunsen uuo
toitete aud ettpas, penn ibm elmer
onbot.
81 madte oa5u srnlte. bsinobe uns
sliidIi@e gIugen.
oDeiHe 8raut fbreibt ipobI nt6t, T"
nedte Elm &omerob uno Idhte nit
Dem 9lusorud inHerer gefrieoigung
auf Ieinem @eii6te.
D@r bat gar feline" b0bnte elm ans
oerer. npenn id Elm babf9es MdOs
den mar. ib ipOlte ibn aud niht." ="
DSieb berr mein Sung9en," llHo
triuDpbiereno idpentte Wlar llrbou,
elm 0ider, fIsiner pommer, bos Bib
ieiner 8raut por ben Nuoen ieinss
2nnieraOen bin unb Der.
peter SdnenDt ipurbs rot. @r
So9 langIom aus Der innsren GoIde
Ietnes 9lodes ben fleinejl Gran3 uno
belt ibn borii9tig ouF Der flo9eu
9an0 Dor iid unO leinen &aueraoen
bin.
.Das 1T Don meiner grout gum
9lbIhieo," Tosts sr Ieihtbin. sic
5eiBt 9tenne @ormeilter unb iuObnt in
DlarienDOrf. @r 8og sin 3ettelden
nit glennss s3amen bernus. sd
min i9r aro0 beut nod f9rsiben."
peter SdlOeRot itanb ouf un0 9ing
nit abipeIenDem Bid Don oen Rdmes
rooen fort, botte iib bin un6 Idrieb
cine &arte an Qlenne, Die er Damn aber
ui8t ab5ui9iden lpagt.,
roiebe 2leRnsl
nus 6sm S9iiBengra6tn fenoet
Dir piele 8riiBe
Dein
Qsier GnnenOt."
gdsr Gdtoenbt mo9te nod eiuen
beiBen @tirmdngrifi uuberUuHoet
nit. 9lbey oom, in Der SoImuloe
Ter QimDb5be ereilie ibn ieiH S9ids
IaI Cine EugeI aing our@ &rau3
lno Gorts gsra0s in iein Ser5. 9as
8Iut fIoB iiber ben tlsinen &ron5 unD
fGrbte ibn al Der eiHeu Geite brauns
rot.
9aar Urban tdmpTts ou Pstsrs
Gei!e un0 IaD ben &dmeraben fais
len, Gr battle ben itillen, srnIten
8urIhen germ gemod)t. 60 nobm er
Dem 1otsn fpdtsr HrdnS mb aarte
BON Der Brult, tai beiOes in einsn linz
lcbIag uno fdritb gleune DormeiIter,
Der 8rout," eiren Brief.
rgSnt.s GrduIein!
Sbr 8rdpiieom. pster S6penOt,
itarb bier brouBen ben 9elOeutob fiirs
@aterlono. SD fano auf ieiner
8ruft Sbrtu struna uuO Oie beilie=
gsube 3arle. Ssin glut 1T bariibtr
gefIoR,n Sd fsnoe Sbnen hermit
Srnn5 lrnO Starte gu. @ieleibt lit
Sbnen oos 2tnDtnten Elm tleiuer GroF.
gJht @ruB
Nlur Urban,
Sbus peters MoffsnbruOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
lIlar Urban.
Sbrts peters @offsnbruoer.


9lenns 9ormciIter FAB i'm @drtsn
tnfrr eintu breitGitigen DoInuBz
Baum uno ipieIte nit einem tIeinen,
eel6en Sadsbuno, ols lie oen Sslos
poltbrief erbiclt
@ie Iperrte Sbre blduen 9lugen
ipeit auf, olB iie ben glnFang los:
rSbr 8rdutisam, petsr S9penOt. "
Gis ipoIlte Ia1en, ober es ging ni9t
re1t Gic nabm ben fleinen 2rana
nit ben brauren Jleden rno 0ie
8arte tebutIam ans bem llml9lag
bsrauS unO legte iie bor ii9 bin.
nGr itorb sen !0eloentoo fiir's @as
terlonO," ocr petcr. 10 itonb es oa.
sic ertnnerte IiD 70 gut, ipit er
perlegeu uuo borii9tig ibren tIsinen
aran5 gum G6ub mitnobm. g2un
irar er bod sefallen sic bate inn
Elm 6sIopoHpdd9en I6iden poIl,u
uno bntte es oergehen. 9lun tDur er
tot.
Dg1ad mir TIT ieiner frosen,
fSrdul'n fetner. Gs brou4t baum
teiner ipeinen, ipenn i1 fdn'%
llnb Iein 3omera0 i6rie6: ,Gr
Iinrb ben !SelOento6 Tiir's 9oteriano.@
Sfeu nobm Q(enne ben tlsiHeil &ron3
nit Der braunroten Seite in i6re
6dnO.
llnn nnf eifnnat rollten 0ie Srdnen
ouf ibn Rrunter, uno 9Lenne ipeinte
Uni ben W2lbIboFpefer iois nm einen
8rl0er oOer naben Sreuno.
Gn0liM ndbm lie &rGn3lein ino
&dris. ltieg in ibre Gtube binauf unb
ndeelte beibes bort an Der ManO
feII.
Sie iOolte Better Sapenbt unO
Isinen SeIoto6 niht pergeiien. Gum
GiIteu ioIlte Iie bus &rdnaltin mobs
men, Itefs gum Guten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
DeutCd)e BiCOun0.

0is boltif9eH @e6iete oes ruIFI6en
Rei4es, oersn geIamtgeiItiae 9ilouna
felt icber aus Ocutf9er 9uelIe flieBf,
beliBen oemssmGB audi cine onn5e @ns
aabl nennensioerter 0ffentli6er beut.
f9er 9i9erIammlungen. Die ar6Bie
oieier 9lrt tit Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5u 9orput (beionntlib ruIIiT9 SUR
jetp); lie entbislt i'm Sabre 1910 241 :
045 ge6unoene 8ii1er, 200,23S unoes
bunbene Sbriftcn uno TIA SonOs
f1riften. Die 3lpeitgrDBte iIi bic
f9on felt Der Reformotions5eit bette
benoe StootbibIiotbet gu Ri0d, ipelbe
i'm Sabre 1910 ouber ben WlauuItrips
ten 96,393 9rudperie uno ferner cine
meoi5iniIbe Spe5ialobteiIunq BON "a, =
681 ylummern beIoB. Dorouf folot
bic &ibliotbet oes &iaoer Qolbtenni.
fums nit runo $4,000 9dnoen, uno
tbenod bic @ibIiotbet Der @eIenf6aft
fir @eI9i9te uno gllteriumstun6e
Der SftIeepropinsen RuBIonos, felt
1884 belieEeuo nit $4,000 Bii6ern
unb 8roidiireH uno unesfdbr 14O0
9onbIbrifteu.
2ofouifh. 0crfduierin:
y@elde ardaenlunincr boben Sic?"
lofAorount. T;,fn 0aoet.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
Der Erau,.
eins gii,ss pan Ssrta anhs.

9tsnns tountc niht pioeriteben. Si,
lief miitsn bineiH in Die 8lumennieIs
iHo icbtc Fd su Dem 9elbsH 20ptns
3obn un0 teu bieleu iauTenO @6nies
blumen.
Hinqsum braunte unb buftste Der
@pmmer, Seimd)eRIonSert iDar od
uHb Elm iicFblauer SimmeI,
gtennc ipnr jung, ucbtSsbn Sabre,
i4lant, blono. Gi; trug siilen gros
ben 6ut init ic0loar5em Somtbano
an 2[rm uno Datte lang: 3Opfe mil
bimmelbIcueu @2leifcn.
Gle foot ciner iIeinsn &ran3
aus oen GjauietIumen unS lieB ibn
geOantenlos ouF Ser Spibe ibres
,3eiaefinaers fins uno berfbnutsln
Gie fab pcbliq on, pic eint Gioe4Ie
dnf cinem IonHcnlparHtn Stein.
9lcnRe irar cie ein5ige Godter bes
9luimcnnes 81 GiorienOorf
gSeter Sdipen0t fam gcgongsn. CT
iunr 2ucAt beilu Wlublipirt unO trng
bic feI0sroue llHiForm.
mUiorgcu gsbfs fDrt, 5rGuln. Sd
fonm m cHd r1ns - ms 6elo. Sd
bab1 nod 5igei Gage llrldu6 gebabi.
Wtorgen iug Fiiuien geBt's fort.@
Mcme ic3rad cuf.
! nggds fa4en bsnn Sbre @lttrn, 9es
ierg @ie in0 ipobl trourig2"
sd boD feline GlterH ne1r, ola
feline @cIttpiFsr. gloD mir tut ftis
ner frdgen, syrGuI'n."
mglber Die 9raut lpirO lDeineu, pes
sd Dnb' ou9 teins 9roui,
sYrdnln. Nad) mir tlt teiuer frOs
Gen. SD ge9 ldon germ @S 0rauhi
nann teiner lpeinen ipenn id Idll'
teiner"
Qlenne battle qeter oft beim Mibs
Ienipirt geIs9su. MieDislmnl bate
Il i9r oon sFirTbsn ii6er ben 3nin
qereidbtl Dos fiel ibr elm.
gle nobni cen tlsinen &ran3. boH0
3ur meiteren 3itrbe ibre blane 3opfs
lHleiFe buriim uno rti6te ibu peter
bin.
.qcter, oas I6enf i6 Sbnsn gum
glbfc6ico. @as miifen Git INNER
bel lid) traeen. Das ion iie bsf9iis
ben 0rdubrn I'M 5slO. Sier oben
miifen Gle tbn trogsn." 9lcHne oeigte
auf Die lintc Settle i6rer 8ruit.
Better griff NeR tleinsn Srdn5 nit
9roben. iirseIhidten 0Gnoen. @r
ipuroe rot uno berlegen.
rDontt 5rdil'n, Onnte itbOn! gtlIes
GJute, Jrdui'ni" Gr trubte ob.
2lenne lieB iib nod ein Meil9en
Die Some oiIf i5re ii6srmiitiee, tleine
Nofe ic1einen uno eing Damn nit
naAoenfIibsm Gielid)t 6eiln.
pcler fam nod bem WeIfen. Gr
lam hnicin in bic 9lrrnstdmpfe. gus
balm lob ole Seloentaten peters ous
Wlorienoorf mo ar Der Jelogrduen,
Die ipie sic xsaisl bort ibrs Stsllrn.
pen berteiOigten
Iludiport Gin lcidIt Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
g6aitel.

SW90sREl.
Rur ser segeiIterte lam beaeis
fern.
@s 1T elm ormr @aers, Ser nit5i
stpas @rnit eHtbdIt.
StOl5s MenI8eu luTeu f9 ful
4en, cole Idhen iib finOsu.
Das iueitsIte Sor Elm offeues Q(uae
Da sebt Die gdn5e @eIt biueiu.
SIN alien QItben CAB ss ofTi3isae
S9DnbeitstontlrreH5e unter - @rei
fen.
Sc beFsr mon ii6 nit fi3 lelbl
uuterbdlt I'm 10 i6Ie3ter nit ans
bern.
Gep0buIi6 fabt man oas Qot
anoerer als ben label Der eigenen 4er,
ion auf,
gloH muB fi9 bel in GeIenI9af
bepegen, um ben @enuB Der @inIomr
teit i9dBen 5u lernen.
ueber 400 9ilomster entferntt
GrbtebentuelIen t0nnen BON MenIt6eu
ni@t mebr aeIpiirt perOeu.
Gin @rpa4Iener Ionbsrt in bier.
uno3pan5ig Stunoen rrnb 1900 4u'
bit0sntimeter Ulagenioft ab.
Der erIIe Wisher &nts5stlel q,
September 177I iUor BauptI69lid
IN italienii9er Spra6e obgefoBt.
Sn Der 9ia0fobtsr @egeno bari oit
0lutter ue9 Der Seirat ibrer So9ter
oieie gerauHe 3eit ri9t lebeH, ipreder
unO belu9eH.
9is un9liidli4en llrbepo6ner 0el
glntiIlen tOteten iic6 ouf 9erabreOma
semeinoeiDeiie tells ourib 6jifI, tells
our1 ben Strid.
Wienf6en, bic III jeoe i6rel
SanOIuu9en ibr Ser3 biusinsebsn, IinS
pie Seinoer, Die ibre Singer 3tpii9su
fbIagen0e Sitren feden.
Mugnefiumli6t 1T flr
9rpmiiIbereeldtine 1873 Wlal photo
9rapbif4 iDirfiamer. oIs es Ieirer Dps
tiI4en 9sIligfeit eHtipric6t
@epiifenSbifIe m0 &rant.
bsit iiuO bic bsioeH i9limmiten llebsl
i'm 2eben
SEQ aOIItoi.
0or SebQItoppl Harden in man,
Gben en9lif1eH 8ataillonen einun0iieh,
aio bon bun6ert Wlann aus SuHger,
Ilansel an 9etIeiouna unO Dot @ri
i3Tpfuug.
Sin eslpiIies SelbiigeIa6l mabl
beIonoers geI9idt 5um llmgong mil
Wlenf6en; unO ni9ts er3euat hiea
SslbItsefiibl gspiHer ais ser lImsoua
nit Meni6en.
3sttpetie mo9ten Oie &0mel
10 DieI ariegSgefdHgene, ooB gum 8eis
ipiel I'M Eager 0es QuculluS Ger Monr
I'm Ordmnen. 0Ns ftnO $50 U9drf.
bertauft ipuroe.
Der Dcuti1e 1T ediq up0 unae,
lent, pena er ii9 manierli9 benebmeu
lpiIl; ober er 1T erbdben, alien iiberIe,
gen, penn er in oos Seuer eerGt.
u. g.
DAB Die 5rou3oIen bur6I1nittlid
gerinse aOrpergr0Be baben, pir0 Ods
rduf 3uriideefiibrt, ooB ylapoleon allc
9ohsepd9iencn 9eute ousbe6en uno
nif ben S59lohtfcloern berbluten lieB,
&uffif9en Gemeiren 1T ser
IufertBalt in @orteiGlen unb gDag,
gonS eriter unb 5ipeiter &loie berbos
ten oft aud Der 9eIu9 bon Dffentlis
G9cn ports, unO mdn9moI 0ie 8enuts
Sung Der 8iirgeriteige.
Sb Die Ginipobnsr Der SynIel Sri,
iton oa Gunbd iiberbaupt TGon etpas
bonn &riege geb0rt bdben9 9ieTe
gliidlide sSnIel lieot iroenonD in
Siiodtldntild1en S0eon unO 0iirfte in
ben Iebten fiinf5ebn M2onoien I9per'
lid 3eitungen erbolten bdben; Ie III
ndmli9 in i6rem poitbetrieb BON ser
&dpfoIonie dbbdngig, sic 1900 Sees
meilen nOroli9 oon Sriiton oa Gun9a
lie9t uno pabri9eiulid jebt mebr 81
L,.n 80 Ia nr....c.n - - y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Cine bSie Muiter ipGrs mir cine
beHers eepsisn. BAT Ifon manGer fas
gen t0nnen, Der dis 9ino per8oaen
ipuroc. Ste iieB ibn frsi umbsrldnfen
ols 3nobe, unO er parO eingeIperrt
nls Wonn; Iie ipdrte iicb &opfi6mers
gen, enFit fat CT ibr 6cr3enspein be-
reilet, iic lagtc nSu, Itin" unO ,ylein,
Sn," bafiir III oit gDelt nun uners
6ittlid; fe gcbord)ie inn, un0 oafiir
utlB er nun benz 8iittel gebor6sn.
riiher Suoe eiit, ser iebr beritnters
aefoumer ousia6 ino alsbaIo ciirig
III eircm gSohbIatt fir 9Ipiatif" los.
Ger Siiijier ondjtc, Der Qlnnn 1at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Bauer: rS6qbige eeicniHoit Trci
NAL parcu idlon bei mir 5uu 9ci.
HeHldmdiis, obcr nit Gin ciu5igcr re.
pongidirt iidl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Jlngipogt. Gin lcidt per'
iuiuoetcr Siiijicr fiibr IN ciiicn 9lb.
t6cil 8uciier Glaiic BON @oien nod
9rcSlon llnterpegS iiicg cii pol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

9 as iueitsite Eor Elm oflenes 9(u9e.
Da sebt Ole gdH5e @eIt biuein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

StOI8s MenI6su loKen fi6 fu9
@en, cole Iafeu ii4 finOsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

osr Ssroclit gbot Der lieutenant
Ocnu audi MIR i 6o6rtarf oiertcr
alniie?~
SIN z wiiscn9rabeit-Stl w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

pcIer fam nod BEN DeIfen. ST
tam hiucin in bic @rrnstdmpfe. glls
balm lab ole 0eloentaten peiers ms
Wlorienoorf mo an Der Jelogrduen,
Die pie sic xeafel bort ibrs St.nnn.
pen DerteiOigten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

SIN alien 9liben CAB es offi3ieqe
SGDHbeitstoRturreu5sn unter - @rsi,
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

So lit elm ormer @@er3, Ser ni5i
stpas @rnit sHtbdIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Rur ser gsgsiferte lam beaeiz
fern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Sc beHsr man ii9 nit ii9 lslbl
uuterbdIt I'm 10 i6Ie3ter nit an,
bern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Gs NOR Elm eGter Stodbolmer W8itt.
pihtsrtog aIs gnsbe @arlab lid, Iei-
mem Worte gelndB, BEL rer Stahi,
RarIs oes 3ip1Iften poitisrte. Del
wabritcinlid ourd] Die Auiict gelit.
ten mo rcoetc ilul lenticlig all:
,,glim balo leruen ipir 9eioe ilieeclt,
mos2" o9eioe2" iroGte critannt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-07
MORE Bl00OSHED IN MEXICO
One American 10 Killed In 81 paso
From Rlotlns In Juarez Across
Rio Grande River.

1T Paso. Texas.--Three hundred
soldiers OF Francisco villa rsoted In
Juarez. opposite here. and before or
der was restored, one American had
been killed and, according to reports.
q number OF Mexicans lost their lives
ThsN villa soldiers reached Juarex
from the interior in a desperate con.
dition for lack OF food. and when they
learned that The de facto government
was Ia possession OF the town they IN
medlately began looting, Reports
from Juarez were that order finally
had been restored Heavily armed
Mexican and American troops lined op-
posite banks OF the Rio Grande as a
protection.
One shot from south OF the border,
believed by the United States military
authorities TO have been fired on the
American troops topped George a
Diepert OF FL paso, a brakeman, from
an FL Paso 6 Southwestern railroad
freight car. He was dead with bul.
let in his heart when corporal's
guard reached him.
shortly aflerward two MeXieans
were shot at the Mexican end Of the
Santa Fe bridge by Mexican customs
guards Reports OF fatalities In
Juarez vary from two TO 10,
An international street car was at
tackled and passengers, including sev-
eral Americans, were robbed, Stores
and saloons were looted,
II was stated al the CatranEa consu.
late that the generals In Juarez who
had turned the town over TO the Car
rama government, had gained control
and were In conference upon the eiec,
ton Of a military leader TO take full
charge and appoint paymasier TO re
eeive 100000 pesos in carranza paper
currency with which 10 pay off the So
dIers. Unofficial reports from juare1
were that II an attempt Was made 10
pay of in CarranZa currency riot.ug
would be resumed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-07
ASYLUM FOR VILLA An B.% S.
State Department Announces That
Former Mexican Leader VIII BE
Allowed TO Enter This Country,

Washington Qualification aud re.
lief were frankly displayed by admin.
istration leaders when news came from
III Paso that IL Of Gen. Villas gen
erals and leaders had signed 81 agree
ment TO turn the rebel army OF the
north over to the de facto government
OF Mexico. Confidence ia felt here in
the reported promise OF villa to slim,
mate himself. and II he appears on the
American side OF the International
boundary line he will find free road
Villas withdrawal and the incorpo
ration OF his army into that OF the dc
facto government are regarded here
as indicative Of early peace In Mexico,
and al least will pave the way for re.
dneing materially the strong patrol
the United States has been obliged 10
maintain along the border. His elm.
nation, It is believed, will leave Car
rama free to move his army into the
south and concentrate his forces
against tho rehillious bands still op.
Grating In the interior and near the
capital.
Much interest is displayed by Of
ficials here as TO whether villa will
accept the promise OF immunity as a
political refugee Such immunity
would not protect him from prosecu
ton within the United States on
charges OF an ordinary character,
This government has nothing on
which charge viii be brought against
Villa, but Il Is said that local Off
cials at III paso have information con.
corning alleged irregularities in cattle
deals in which villa was involved and
that this might be made the basis 81
prosecution,
Secretary Lansing has announced
that villa had right TO enter the
Unified States and would be- siveu the
same facilities OF doing so as any 9th
or foreigner.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-07
TROOPS LEAVE GALLlP0Ll
British Forces at Anxac and Sulva Bay
Are Transferred Elsewhere--Hoid
TO Seddu Bahr.

London The announcement OF the
British withdrawal from Gallipoli
overshadowed all other war news. The
forces at Amaze and Sulna Bay have
been transferred elsewhere, For the
British public the abrupt war office
statemen, marks the end OF one OF the
greatest chapters Of tho wars his
tory.
broken by the fact that rumors had
been current in tho street for some
days, and the withdrawal OF the
forces there had been matter OF
widespread pro and con discussion
ever since Lord Ribbledale's famous
speech In parliament In Which he de.
cisred that withdrawal had been rec,
ommended by n high military author
lily
WAS generally one " relief mixed
with regret popular haltpenny pa
per sums up the British public's atti
tude as follows
Thus ends the enterprise on which
the highest hopes we're built and
which. Il II had succeeded woula
probably have turned the tide " th"
war Our troops from the first to Last
were within a few miles Of victory
british troops continue 10 occupy the
tip Of the peninsula M Seddul Hahr
commanding the entrance to- the
straits. where many British have 90.
cisrcd new Gibraltar viii enc day
arise The position here is protected
ny a double line " ships, and Il Is as
sumed that this will DO held.
Operations in other sectors OF the
front on the Gslltpoli peninsula than
those from which troops were an.
nounCcd 10 have been withdrawn are
TO be continued. q Is inttma,ed in an
official statement issued The with.
drawal was effected without knowl
edge on the part OF the Turks, /, is
declared.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-07
A||0||u|DIABAHI)0A
SOME R|VERW0
Array ENoIHEHRs REcoMEIEkp
THAT cEtiTAiN AspaoPRlA-
TioHs pc wiTHpaAwh.
TWO ARE IN TENNESSEE
Hiawassee and Little Pigeon streams
Have Cost Government Much
and Are stu Useless fer
Fer Navigation.

Warrington. ~ Heporta from the
army engineers submitted TO Con.
gress. n has been learned. recon.
mend the abandonment of some Of the
most notable river and harbor appro-
Driatin,s. These reports were sub
united TO Congress a. result OF a
provision inserted in the last river
and harb0r bill at the insistence a
Theodore Z. Burton of Ohio. then a
senator from that state. directing the
engineers 10 re-examine certain speci.
He'd projects. among them the Mis-
souri, and Arkansas rivers improve
ment projects. and also 10 re.exGmine
any other project that would be deem.
cd worthy OF such reexamination.
Thus far the reports recommend the
abandonment OF projects that have
cost the government not only $4,000
600 In years gone by, but which II is
conceded have been practically use
less. Dozens OF other reports are said
20 be on the way.
The most important project recon-
mended for abandonment Is the so
called "harbor OF refuge. Sandy Bay.
Cape Anne. Mass. Practically $4,000.
900 has been spent on this river. and a
project has been suggested for the ex.
penditure OF practically $1,000, 900
snore.
Here are the other projects recon.
Enended for abandonment:
Rockhall Harbor Maryland, expend
itare TO date, $4,000
Smiths Creek. ~ G.. expenditures
thus far. siT,6b0.
Puitneyviile Harbor. New York, ex.
penditures, $4,000.
Hiawassee River. Tennessee. ex-
penditures, $4,000
Little Pigeon river. Tennessee. $240.-
900 already appropriated for it's i'm
proyement In connection with the
French Broad River also declared 10
possess doubtful commercial possIbili'
tiers.
Lake Traverse. Minnesota and South
Dakota.
Grand Rapids lock and dam. Wa.
bash river. described as part Of an
ancient scheme TO MAKE the Wabash
river navlgahle,