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The state herald., 1916-12-08

Tho Herald wants 1000 extra subscrib
efs. 1t wants to place the Herald in
every home in Phillips county, and to
d. tris It is willing to pay handsomely
sll tie women who assist IN the cam.
paigf Renewals, arrears add new sub
scrip ions. job work aud ads will all
coans alike. Everything is grist that
coosd to the mill, and ths women who
eneef}th campaign have IN unparxlled
oppoilunity to earn rich rewards.
II u purely . business proposition
You fnrnish the subscriptions, ads OF
job work. We furnish the cash and
prises You cannot lose and you may
win % automobile or one Of the oth.r
three prises.
u ypu havs not been nominated fill
out the nomination blank in the corner
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asre viii cell On yea aad explain any.
thfg sssaR - ssapaign thas yep A.
ue4 .lhnerne '. :, ID II IL, ,,,ss.-
\ DJe1 oj1spuos1 ~
tive work in the esmpsign. II ysu
start early you can get the subser'p
tons Of your nsighborhood-beforc
someone eIss gets ahead of you. There
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field. but those who start out st the
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chance.
Remsmber. you can't lcse and yGu
have everything to gain.
A list Of the contestants nominated
wall be published next Friday and 1t
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published in the list % that you car "a
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will positively close Saturday. Jan. 10
Send in your nomination today.
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nation on the subject.
There will be = ballot box IN the Office
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posit your coupons for your favori,e
contestant, ~ they will be placed there
IL mailed TO the campaign department.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
Manchester Guardian
 Dislikes "Blacklist"

London, Aug. Tn an article on "America >and the Blacklist the Manchester Guardian says that En- elishmen should try to understand the point of view of the American gov ernment in protesting against the ex- tension of the blacklist to the United States.
 The Guardian explains that "Ameri- can objection to these proceedings Is two fold: First, that they do serious injury to American trade; and, second. that they embody doctrine in inter- national law which is at once new and pernicious.
 "It is the common belief that the first of fthese-damage to material in terests-is the real cause of the pro- test and similar protests which pre- ceded it. Doubtless the individual person or firm which suffers is con- cerned pretty exclusively for its loss of money, but we do serious injustice to the American government if we imagine it is not concerned for some. thing higher"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
NAVY OFFICERS CALLED
 TO HOUSE CONFERENCE

Washington, Aug. Navy depart ment bureau chiefs today were called before the House conferees in consid- eration of the naval appropriation bill for opinions on the amendment proposing promotion of captains and rear admirals by selection by a naval commission instead of by seniority. Conferences between House and Sem ate members will be resumed tomor- row.
 Promotion by selection is designed to get younger and more competent men for active fleet duty in the higher positions. The Senate amend ment provides selections by a board of nine members appointed by the secretary of the navy. The amend ment has the approval of Secretary Daniels.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
U. s. WAR RISK
 BUREAU SHOWS
 LARGE PROFITS

Washington, Aug. 1.-The bureau of war risk insurance, established two years ago when the war sent marine insurance rates to record prices, has made a profit for the government of more than s2,O0o,00O. It has, issued -.v37 policies covering $138, ,392.39S on American cargoes and ships carrying non-contraband goods.
 Figures compiled today show that the gross premiums ed amounted to $365, ,000, 900 on which losses have been $771, 1928, of which $5S,S11 was re- covered in salvage. The bureau now has at risk $17 7,325,19S. The bureau will expire by limitation Sept. but Sec retary McAdoo will ask Congress to extend it's life to the wars end. The bureau has been of great benefit to business in the country.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
LEONG GIMS CASE IS
 BEFORE COMMISSIONER

Customs officials and local police were in attendance before United States Commissioner William A Wright at New Haven, yesterday. The case of Leon Jim, accused of violation of the federal statutes in the manufac- ture and sale of opium was before the court. Among those who testified yesterday were Captain John Began in charge of the raid here, which result ed in the capture of several Chinese and several opium layouts. The case is again being heard today under con- tinuatiOn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
MAN WHO CONVERTED
 BILLY SUNDAY DEAD

Chicago, Aug. Harry Munroe, who is credited with having converted W. A. Sunday, the evangelist, is dead here at the age of 68. Death came yesterday as the result of an injury in a street car accident last Novem- Der. MT. Munroe was superintendent of the Pacific Garden Mission here for 24 years and was known throughout the country by hundreds of former convicts and gamblers who he had reformed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
BROKE COPS FINGER;
 COURT FINES HIM S75

In the estimation of Deputy Judge F. A. Wilder of the city court, the loss of the use of the index finger or the right hand of policeman IS worth $76 to the city and charged :SAt amount to Arthur Sherback or New York, who broke Policeman John r. Waterbury's finger last night while being placed under arrest Tor creating a disturbance in a cabaret show. Samuel Brown, Sherbacks companion, was also arrested. but was allowed to go in court today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01

speech issued statement expressing his eradication at the manner in which the nominee had defined the issues, especially those bearing upon the country's international relations.
 MT. and Mrs. Hughes will be guests of the Women's Roosevelt league at a tea in the Hotel Astor this afternoon. Mir. Hughes intends to return to Bridgehampten tomorrow to remain until he starts on his campaign tour ill the west. ...
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
MOTORIsT REMANDED TO
 AWAIT VICTIMS RECOVERY

As John Kiely of S7 Elm street. whom he ran into with his motorcycle. is confined to his home with badly sprained back, the case of Carmine Bencivenge of 56 Lexington avenue. was continued until Aug. Il in the city court today. The bond Is $500. He was proceeding south on Main street. near Elm street, when he ran into Kiely.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
TELEGRAPHERS GET INCREASE.

New York, Aug. Photographers employed by the New York Central and Nickel Plate" roads are granted an per cent. increase in pay on lines west of Buffalo, and 10 per cent on lines east of Buffalo in the meeting of an arbitration board.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
DANBURY-BETHEL
 STRIKE SETTLED

Danbury, Aug. 1-The threatened strike of the employees on the cars of the Danbury-Bethel line was averted last night when an arbitration board settled the wage controversy. The men will receive 24 cents an hour for the first six months and 2S cents an hour after that.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Dr. and Mrs. H. LeBaron Peters, who were married Saturday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, Gen. and Mrs. Henry A. Bishop of Wash lngton avenue, have gone to New Brunswick for the rest of the sum- mer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
THE PRETTIEST FACE

and the most beautiful hands are of ten disfigured by an unsightly wart. It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus
 Wart Remover. For sale only at the Cyrus Pharmacy, AIS Fairfield Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01

A son has been born to MT. and Mrs. John Child Ray of Brooklyn. MT. Ray. who was formerly connected with the American Graphophone Co. of this city. is nephew of Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Tukey of State street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01

Eleven hundred striking street cleaners and teamsters at Pittsburgh were discharged by Director of Public Works Swan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01

Miss Julia Mary Cross, of Douglas, Wyo., was nominated by President Wilson as receiver of. public moneys at Douglas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01

Judge John M. Murphy of Roches- ter, N. Y.. for 21 years on the bench of the Rochester Municipal Court. is dead.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01

Special values in sweaters in all the newest shades at B. H. Dillon & Co.'S. 1 ,105 Main street-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
Grocery Thrift
 Specials

Made Rite Flour, for Thrift
 Day only .o1c Ginger Snaps, for Thrift Day only 7c Peaches, for Thrift Day only
 3 lbs. 25c Prunes, for Thrift Day only Q lUos <OS 3 Bottles of Olives, Stuffed or
 Plain, for Thrift Day
 only FOG
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent n Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01

ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01

1n a firm and candid manner upon the performance of international obliga- fions. To stable government, ap- propriately discharging it's interna- tional duties, we should give ungrudg- ing support. A short period of firm, consistent and friendly dealing will more than many years of NaciIlation."
 "It is a great mistake to say that resoluteness in protecting American Fights would have led to war. Rather in that course lay the best assurance ;of peace. Weakness and indecision Iare always sources of grave danger. During this critical period, the only danger of war has lain in the weak course of the Administration.
 we denounce all plots and conspir- acies in the interest of any foreign na- tion, for alien intrigue. But here al- 70, prompt, vigorous and adequate measures on the part of the Adminis- tration were needed. Its responsibil lty for their continuance cannot be es- capped by the condemnation of oth- ors.'
 Having outlined his issues in his speech of acceptance MT Hughes was fairly embarked today upon his cam paign for the presidency. America first and America efficient was the assertion in his speech that generally was selected as the keynote of the coming presidential battles. Leading lmembers of the republican and pro- ,gressive parties who heard his speech last night, asserted that it was deliv- cred with his old time vigor of utter nnce and gave evidence of tho power of analyzing his subtec. which won sdistinction for him in the insurance 1nvestigation. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt at the conclusion of the
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,Osittic9lanS" itit1t
b0lG tuieSer in Sec!
Seimfabrt 6es SauSeIstandbOutes
OHrdI grO3eil uidlt ber56sert;
aaf S187,000 oertlust.

gaeip 2onOon, Conn, 28. Ipb.-,
Dos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peltJes
Santstag nadrnittog gu ipdtcr Stun.
De gegen Die @oitern Sorlpar6ire
So. ais Gige1tiimer 0es SanOcls.
tduhbootes .0eutidlano" onb1ngia
geuadt tpurOe, miro Die oenlndaIti-
&c glbfobrt oieies Sdifies mad,
8euti6lnno ni6t ber5ogern. 0ieS
lipuroc flor, ais Ocn geoatten Der
@aItern 5orlpar0ing 60. beOeiitet
IiuurOe, Die SteILua1g 0etiigerbet
giirgi9oft. I'M ie6en nl0gltae.l
Shaoeneriab5uiprud) Der Gigcntil-
lmer oeS 5eritorten S9lcppers su
oefen, fperoe bon 2ebteren ongenonI-
men iperoen.
SSn Der &Iugeidrift nir0 gegert
Oos Sanoel8tauAboot Die 2LniduIOi-
gitng erbobeh oob es ben 3uidYa.
IneltftoB beridulbet babe, tpcLder bas
2eben oes &opitdns uno nteter lei,
liner 2eute pom 59leppboot scott
il. toltete, od n9eutidlmto" feineil
2ugdrs ODER yeinen ribtigen Wtant
auf Dem 8cr0ed" gebobt babe. Mud
miro bebauptet, es lei tein sllltGn.
bigger Rann am SteuerraO oeg 9an-
belstaudidJiffes gelpeicn, unO oieie3
lei ndber an ben Salepper beran-
gefommen, ols bos @eie9 erlQubt
70. b., 5tpei D9untte" oOer 400
garo8); ierner babe o9eutidlano"
iuidt bic geniigellOe 3obl 2iGter &c.
seigt un0 bobe eS uttterIaijen, Sic
@eai9inerie riidiu6rts gu Itelen, als
Der Sdlepper unnittelbur Dor ibr
aufgetoltdt Iei, uno Der ob9utFith.
renoe Offi5ier bobe nu6 Die 8irbC<
ltiht n btig berednet.
Cine intereiiarte Bbaie Der 8er.
aonoLungen Iiegt oarin, OaB. penn
Die Sohe mirtlid tns @eritt oebt,
aud Die genmlen Soften Der @r6au.
ing bon ~0eutidIan0" un0 oer
8ert ieines aargos aufs Sopct ge-
brabt fDer0en mogen.
gteben Der &lage Der &. 81. Gcott
So. nuf $4,000 fiir S6aoencrIa3
oes 5ertritmmerten 5dleppers ) sIbo.
mas v. Scott il. boben aud Gle
9Interbliebenen Der fitnf BEL Dem
3uiammenitoB ertrunfenen gerlo.
ren Shooeneriastlagen eingerei6t,
iooaB ftd Die Sunlne oaer ge1er
Die BETTER Der o9eutihlan0" erbo.
benen Slagen auf $1S7000 bc3if-
fert.
9ie 9ieparatltren oit Ser ,8eutlf,.
Ian0" peroen in fiir5eiter Belt uoll.
en0et iein io0aB oas Sfiff Cnoc
Der gSode Die 9tiidinbrt antreten
fam.
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dominance fir
Slm9weicn 9clctdffcn!
General b. SSppner uirO SOmmaH-
Oaut Oes seinmteu OenffeH
5lneneiens.

Berlin 20. Sob. (sSunfenoepe.
ibe.) - 9ie oellti6e ariegspiiien.
itnft bGIt nit alien 9baien oes
arieges gIeiGen Sdritt. go tpuroe
omtli9 befoilnt geeeben, odB aui
@runo Der immer mebr ipndienoen
8idtigfeit oes 2uftfrieges Elm Gonl.
man6o geiduffen murOe, Oem oos ge.
inulte 5lugpeien uno Die abpebr-
mitteI gegen 6liegernngriffe on Den
oelltiben 5ronten uno i'm Snlono
unterltellt iino.
Die S9offuna oieies aoutnton.
Dos un6 ale @orbereitnaen aur
2luSfiibrung Oes 9lans lit einem
0aommnnOelr Der 2uftitreitfrdfte~
unterIteat morbeh nls pel6er @e.
neroIleutnont Ron Soppner, Der bis.
ber cine &eierbe.0ibiiion gefiibrt
bat, beruien noroen.
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Stiirlitc ititS 5cctpflttt
I'm Sraitkrci0! !!

garts, 20. geoo. = gluBerorbeti+
IiGe Shrine, lpeIdlc in ben Ieetcll
Iogen 5rnnfreif betntiudten. er-
reid)ten i6ren @06epuuft 1m Gems
toa in einer St1rl1ilut in Der @e.
9enb bon DtoriciIes an Der Siio.
fiilte 0es Stonoe5. Cine 9ln5abl
SGiIic gi1tg oabei perloren. Sn
0farieilcs ie[bit burOen Die Babe
onItolten urb aabincn out Strano
fortgeriiIen uno Der iiioli6e Stubt-
tell milr0e unter Beiier geieBt. io-
eaB Der StraBeubobnperfebr einge.
Iteat lpcrrcn nluBte. g8 mar otcs
ser ihlinlnlite Sturm ieit 5uon5ig
1Sabreu an Der aiite 0es WlitteIlGlt-
0iihen Wteeres.
gLn Der engliifen 51lohtfront
fieI beftiger 5dnee, iuGbreno iihcr
8nris inO on0ere Seile 6roittreid)s
bcftiac stirite nit giegen 0dbin.
brn1atel.
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RMtb Catu flicot ron
Chicago nod 11ciu 11crEs
Die fii6ne SIiescrin Ictt einen nenea
OlefOro I'M 9aner.
fins felt.

Stem gorf, 90. gaob. frl.
Hutb Gam, peIdc aeftcrn Inn S &
moreenS bon Chicago ouffIog. nla iii
elmer gour nad gaep g)orf iii II
gen, obne Elm ein5iges Wlal licD t.
5uitcigen bat anor ibrcn Dor
niht gan5Iib 1usfiibren fonncn, Il.
bod ben fiir5li6 pon 8ictor Carl
from eraielten DouerfIue.Mefor0
Inn 100 MeiIen eeihlagen. @cocn
Mongels an @oiolin I1b Fidl sSrl.
2oip genGtist, I'm 2:07 nnhntittngs
in Sornea, y. o., nieOcrSnitcigcn,
i'm ibren @aioIinbeb1Iter iuie0er fill.
len gu loIien Die Gntfernung sipi.
i6en Chicago uno SorneIL betrGai
per 8obn 662 MeiIen nn0 in Scr
2uftIinie 595 MeiIen. SRI. Cam
floe oann big 8ingbnltlbton. cine
neitere 5tre6e bon III UaeiIen, ipo
fie fpe9en DunfcIbeit iiber genGt
bIeiben mubte. 9eitte friib Inn 7:20
ieste Die iunge Dame Snnn ibren
Slug fort itno lnngte Tim 9:9S ouf
@oubernellrs SsIo1o on. Sic BAT
Die Strefe Gbicogo.Sornea in einer
Sobe bon 600 SUB nit einer Durd).
i9nitts. 8eidnlnoigfeit bon bltnoert
0leilen per Stun6e ;itriidgelpgt uno
beobiidtigt, in ben r1dIten Bodcl
oieielbe Strede nod einnlal ourA.
5ifliegen oiesninI, Die iie bofft,
obne Stofung.
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RmiiiIt6c DerlMitc
felt Juni 2,f28, ,474!

Berlin, 20. geon. 49, 2ditt Be.id1.
ten Der 2yrtOetitifiaieriines. 3entral-
iteIIe IN aieip betrogen, mic Die
llebericeiidc 9taGribten aseutllt
melbet, bic @erlu5tc Der RniIen ieit.
rem /. sSuni Oieies Sabreg 100.
1862 Gffi5iere un0 2,027,S53 gtunu.
Inter ben Offi5iercn bcfin0cu liB
Elm 8rigooegcleral, bier Qbcliten
itnO bier 0beritleutnorts. iDeIhc 0se.
gtn1erter foumm1Oierten Mits 1eit
lesten rufiti9cn 2iiten gebt berprr.
baB Teile Der rniiii1cn Streitfrdftr
ton Der 4difafusfront noG BEN I'll.
ropdifden ariegstbenter beriest innr-
Sen ft1tn.
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9ic N(Qiicrtcn luOQcll
nod fcincu SyricO(n!
uer9ic6en ncrartwcrtlicb eebalten;
5entralm6d6tc k6tnpfcn tpcitcr.
praIiSent r,ilion miro nod nitt permtttcln.

rsStl Elm poor @oHen tpiro In Der
9irAen Der Gbriitenbeit iuieoer Sic
frobe 8eibnaAtsbOtidoft: Dsrie0e
nlf @roen!~ perfiin0et tDer0cn.
i9lieBt Der So3inliit ieinen gIuflcben
erregeaOen artifel. .Gs lit mfgIid].
OoB uniere 8riioer im fScI0e Nas
@eibnadtsfrit gum Oritten N1ole IN
ben S6ilscns ben feiern ntiiiiel.
aber uniere 90 ; miro 0ns nidf
iein. 9ellti9lono 9at Den Griea
niht geuoat, pir0 ober 0lrdbnItet,
bis ieine 8ufunft gelidert it,
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Britcftfrett1teit
0cGcn D6nelflark! {!

Berlin. 90. geob. (GSunfcnberidlt J
- Cine Gepei6e aus 91nelnarf
Der brltiide aoniuI in
slarbus, 0anenrof, iokte Die Sto0t
ocrlpdltltug in &eni,tlti8. Dag. uenr
iie Hidt Die 93otlt Der gu6lenmodc-
reteli, nclfe aud noG GelitihlauO
HroOufte ldldcu rildeGngig modla,
Die brttii6e aoblenauf1lbr fir Die
5ta6t 9eiperrt peroen piiroq
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gLntorenmen heiift 4 Cnfer.

Sos Angelcs, Gal, 20 gtob. -
9ci ocm bieiigen gutorennen am
Sdmstoa uerlor Der Rennfabrer
SaJiS S5adion bic 9ontrollo iiber iei.
ne Maid)ine uno 0ieieIbc fltbr in CT.
ncn dlip3sitano. syudion iclbf,
Die 8eitecrin ocs grfriIdmnasftan.
ses 5ral 2ena Suratid, Der Gboto.
grapb &. s. sSenfins bon Der sen.
tone Slim So, uuO Der aeiielldn1ico
aorolo ebgerfou fonleu u's sc.
ben, mabreno 8mei onoere Eerjonen
erbcbid1 sseriett lDurocil-
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GcbcrScrt fie6 aIs
Pcrrcn 6riccbcitl0nOs!
|ertreter Der bentideu 8erbiimOctrn
miifien auf WebeiR Der ssrnnsU.
len oas SaaO OerIaiirn.

2onoon, 90. Oft. - Cine g[t5e.
rer 8epei6e an Die biefige Grdauq
Sele9ropb GomponD melOet, Oat ser
ocuti9e, oiterreid-lingariide, tiIrfi.
i6e unO bulgarli9e Wainiltcr bon
Dem fran30iii6en 8ice. aOnliraI 1u.
frurnet 8eiiung bcfonnten habes,
biz gtittpo5 8riedenlanO gu uer.
lniien.
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Drei S9iffe ntiiifen
ta,icSer SarGIt olailttelt!

2onoon. 20. geon. ~ 2IoDo5 be-
rid,tcten geitern Oos 8erierlfen JON
orei sSahr5cnge!t ndmlid Der enn-
Iiiden 5diFfe u2oop Garrirgton"
uno o9osco" iotuie ocs portugicit-
IAen GonpferS sSannicola".
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WictlMb ser MCCAIN.
kcnfcrcn5 bcl6lcfen!
Dies 1T gSiliOns gcidluF, eiusrlei
Oh Giuianua er5ielt iuirO,
uoer nidlt.

lar Cane, Der 9oriiser Der amerito.
Iniiden @ruppe Der megifaniih. ame,
rifoniihen aoiferen5, lit beltte nod
gltldntic Gits nit Dem auftroa oes
Rraiioenten 8ilion 3uriidgereiIt. Die
aonferen0, 10 ober 10, 6u @nbe 81
bringen, einerIei Oh cine @inigung
er3ielt tperoen lam, ooer ni6t. Game
bat nit Dem 9r1iioenten, Staots.
iefretGr Banning uno ariegslefretdr
9afer cine Iange 9eipre6ung ee.
babt, in ipeIder man iib auf obigen
gei6lub einigte.
IS lit elm oiienes @ebeimnis. 6oB
Suis Cabrera, Der 8orfiber Der me.
rtfoniiben @ruppe, Der Stein 0es
gInitoBe8 it, neI9er cine enogiiItige
4bmo6ung nerbinoert bat, tpGbreno
ii6 feline beioen Goaegen nit Den bon
ben amerifoncrn eeiteIten glnfor.
Oerungen einberItonOen ertlGrt bat.
ten. Die 2lmerifoner iperoen ibre
6oroerrngen erneuerh ooB jeoe Ste.
gierung ibre Seite Der @ren5e NIT
Grllppen beiebe, OuB ameritaniide
Sulppen ieooh irgeilo pel6e 8onoi-
ten Die Die @ren5ItGote ongreifen
ioIten, na9 gttrito binein berfolgen
ipitroen, un0 0ab Die 9lrrnee Ser
ibings nah unO mad aus gterifo
8uriidee3ogen lperOen ioIle. SoGs
ten Die Merifdner in 6ieie 5oroerun.
gen nidt eintpiaigen ioaen Die Ser.
barolungen obgebro9en peroen.
Die 6oIgen eines gLbbru6s Ser Ser.
bauolrngen laiien fid nod ni6t
borousieben.
Sian beabiidtist gnsriff anf Gil
bnGgna!
Gl gaio, Eer., 20. Sob. - 4ns
Der Stn0t CHIHUAHUA geitern obenO
in sSuare5 eingetroffene 5lii6tlinge
er3ablen, oaB in Der Staot groBe
4ufregitne iiber Die fiir5Lib berbrei.
teten 8eriifte berri9e, ooB 8ian
6eabiidtige, IN oIlernddIter 8eit Ell.
men angriff 8ll llrtternebmen. Gie.
ie @eriidte iollen aud General Gre
btno oernnlaBt baben, ben 2L6mari9
ieirter Srrppen ms 5eI0 in Iebter
Winute a68uiagen.
Gin 4merifaner bpn Silla ermDroet.
8ie 6Iiiftlinge beridten ferner,
oaB BEL Der Ginnabute BON Sinti1ea
leiten8 Der 8iuiiten elm unioentifi.
5ierter g(merifaner bon oenIelben ct.
norOet poroen lei. Der @rnoroete
mar elm ettua 60iGbriger W1onn.
8ter anoere 9Lnerifoner ioIen nab
reno Der 9eiisergreifng 8arralS iei-
tens 8ilas unter 8epahung Der
8iILilten geieben mor0en iein. 9ier
unidFige 8un0esbeon1te beboupten,
oaB oieie 0o6ri9ten aus autbenti.
i6er 0ueGe itomnten.
9ie 2eidle hes grmor0eten iol[
bom lit ein Gcuer geporfen unO
rerbrautt mrroen iGin. 3nei Meri-
fonerinuen DeI6e an Gbineien Der
Betratet lparen tpuroen nit ibren 5
ain0ern leben0ig in ebenoasielbe
SSeuer geihlctDert uno i'm 9eiIein
ser unlneni9lidlen 0anoe lebeno oers
brunnt, mie oieielben 6ln6tlinge
lteber 200 gbineien iol.
len in Der @egeno 5pii6en 8arro[
uno S5mline8 bon ben 8iaiiten ers
idlagen morocrl ietn; 35 3igeuner
beioerIei @ei6IedteS luuroen eben-
falls ernlorbst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20
9lnsgcrottete 99rauercien.
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0tinneiota ai6t GbnS. 6. Suo6c8
cine Mebrbeit Don 396 Sttnmcn
iiber GrGiioent @ilion. 2ebtcrer
erbielt 179,i57 grlterer 1858
Stimmen. gS lit Dies Die geringIte
Mebrbeit, Die ie ein republifaniIdar
BrGiibentIdaitsfdnoioot in W}inne-
ioto erbolten .G8 mag lem, oab oo5
oentofrotiide 0otionalfornitee cine
gtah56bIung beantragen mir6.