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tons allowed under the Law are right.
3. That a parent who fails to place
in school his child not exempt from
attendance by law is subject to a fine
and that each day may be regardes
as a separate offense.
4. That every child should be edu.
Gated. and that II Is the duty OF
patriotic citizens to see TO II that chill
dren so TO school.
The club women OF Texas can rem
der helpful assistance In putting the
compulsory school attendance law
into successful operation by offering
to help superintendent and school Of
ficials in such way as may be rec
commended by them. and by lnauiring
OF superintendent and school officials
what provisions have been made for
the administration OF the law should
II be apparent that the law Is not be
ing enforced.
AS you may know, the execution OF
the law rests almost wholly upon
the school superintendents. teachers.
school boards. and peace officers, and
In my opinion the real key to the sit.
uation Is In the hands OF the superin-
tendent OF schools. OF course, II viii
be an added responsibility to his al
ready numerous duties, and | am
wondering II the superintendent will
welcome the task. II Il should be
found that the superintendent Is
overworked. as Is the case in most
instances, steps should be taken to re-
lieve him of some OF his work so that
he may give more attention to the en-
forcement OF the compulsory school al
tendance law II should be remem'
bered too that the law provides that
the school trustees OF any county hay
ing scholastic population Of more
than 5000 may elect an attendance
officer. Likewise the board OF trus'
tees OF any independent school dis
trict having a scholastic population
of more than 1000 may elect an at.
tendance officer whose salary shall be
paid from the available school fund |
beyonging to said county or district
and shall not exceed 81 per day for
the time actually employed in dis.
charging his duty as attendance off.
Ger. Attendance officers should be
provided wherever possible so that
the superintendent and teachers may
be relieved In so far as II Is possible
FROM their responsibilities OF acting
as attendance officers.
More Money Needed.
In order to conduct the schools in
an efficient manner and to provide !
for increased attendance under the
compulsory school attendance law,
more money will be needed. Just how
the people are going to secure the
funds necessary to maintain their !,
schools adequately for nine months In i
a. l. 4
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Couldn't Help but Answer Rloht.

PROFESSIONALISM three words are
used most among college students?
Weary Fresh don't know.
Professor-Co rrect.-University OF
Michigan Awgwan.
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3m Crp6ennt.

Carolina lSbite, ipeldje NIT Scr
Gbicdgo 8roBen 0per als Erima
Gonno qaitierte mo In peri9ie0e.
nen 1td0ten Glropas mirfte lit
eine muiDerfarc Sollgeriu uno Sic
@altplummcr Der nQdIteH 8ode.
sine anoere 9lttroftion bi[bet Der
befnunte Sdoitipieler CLAUDE @ils
Eingpater, Der III Dem potitiidet
gfiafter a3be 9ectiion Of @ouper.
nor Code in Der GiteIrolIe nit Dem
aroBtea Grfol9e auftritt.
6err Shines lit en- fomoier SUI
moriit mo Stnupletianger.
5p Der 5fi83e o@reen GOODS"
ba6en bic @eidngs-3 nettrten ar,
four Gtone un0 Marion 6dne8 @es
~lc1cnGeit, Die godmusfetn Der 3u-
ihaller iii g~eipeglttq SIT 6ringetl.
1ie ie6s 1dJiouanis itno @nut-
uaitifer criter alaiie, Die arHIt NIT
SllfHor perbin0en.
Cine rei3cnoe Sonbrette i'll Die
biiblfe BLONDE 0taa Goof. elm be-
fainter Steru oes Biutergartens in
gten gorf.
Die Hatalie 5ifters finb orei rel
5en0e ailnftlerinnen Die cine ipielt
9iano, Die 3peite ods 6eIo. lti1o Die
brittle sic @ioline nit ar6Bter Bert9-
felt. SIR Oft betitelt iid D@hon-
belt mo MeIooie".
Stolien. 5panien tito Betting Be-
bic 3ufhaiter NIT ben Or
phetm 9teiiebiloeru.
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fer ilfnI8e elmer &erleBitnq bind Elm
iallen0eS 9ierfaB am 6iltcrfobf
bon einemt 8emdd8 befal(en fpor6elt
mare, meldla8 idlIieBlidl leilteu So0
Aerbeiaefiiart hat, pltroe nit IeilIer
S{lage db9eiuieieit. IS mtr0e Ieit.
geiteqt, Dab Selicn ilberba1tpt uid,t
Iulde Gerlebltnq erbolten hatte. iolls
bern ooB er al Dem, Iillfcll 8adclt-
.fnoben getruiian mar. Gr Itdr6 2
Sabre nod hent l1nfoa, uno mar cs
oitgeniheinIid], 0aB ott6ere @erbdIt-
niiic lin Die Gntmidelung 0e3 Sc.
mabieS III ieinem appf D%orbo1Ocu
Icpeien marer.
5rau Silie Yruitf dnt Sic Mo-
0erH &op0Helt 9nae uti Die Sum
inc BON $1,000 berflagt. Gs lit 0ie-
ie3 gcrfiderlngsgel0, melhes iie st
erIangen bufit, nad0em ihr frit6erer
Moml, 6rallf 2apiS. i'm SUM- 1906
iparlns non Eier uerid]man0.
3as So6cruatcl Bot 10 qroBen
,3nipr1ld nnb mon iidl peronlobt
iiebt, etglca auboa, uelo1er nod 400
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2eute 6aGten lol. 5u MAIDEN.
gIns benz stante Splun.

Mtoinu Gitn. 3ic biefiae 8pli5ei-
be6oroe riibmt iidl Delt itngcieBIt-
den Son0el III 8eiltiaeu @etrdntct
5ItfrienetiteIeno u~nter0ritdt ant ia.
ben. 9ir @emein0erdtc habeu NIT
eent Buriitiiden 0epartenlent oer
bier einnTiln0cnoeu Gilenbubneu ulto
audi Der grpreB.@ eieuidaften Elm
llebereinfonmen g%etrofferb monqtl
as mG9li6 lit bos 8ro6i6itionSgeieb
ilr 3nfric0enbeit 5ur gu5fi6umg
sat briIlaea. Gcr pom Dem Ntaonr
.ernamtr Senior Bat has Aedt,
0ie @2n6lulgen BON @etra1ten ALL
mtterflidlpH, uu0 mem en- fin0et,
6aB eine Sen6lmg fir cine 8erIon
.beitimmt iit bic iolde 65etrdnfe
ridlt ielDit DcrbraHtlf luio Die 8alr-
ineinli6feit porbmoeu lit. 0oB eli
5onoel 0omit aetricbcu mcrnen iog.
10 miro Die Setoung nieocr siriid
letproert. aa Den bier 4icnaten,
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ao6leuaas m1dt enc diiBerit Oaucr-
.Gaifc 8erbinbiulg init 0cn 9lut bel
Der Ginni1nung uno es lit idlmer
mieoer los III ncroen. aohlengas
entitrdnt aud rem @asoicn bel lille
uoriidtiqem @ebrmld.
@il(ian U. Qtenerbenrn 1T bon
Der 5ontaltellc }}ahbarihdft in ods
BON ihm gefouitc @ous 5t9 ". 6.
otraBe 9e5oaen.
u. IS. ailbr5 bat Iodlrtdt bon
4ollfafee, Gil, crbaltem baB iein
Nater BORT idper ~erfr1ltft lit.
GSrau 8oietta 8pptell netlt unf
BEL 5rcuIollt Ireunorn III
s5ualeluopo. gle lit eiite 3nerair,
einen 3ruerg lelleiratet bat
Shire t0.i16rige Sodter lit be0et.
tello GROCER. ais Die Gltern, unn
iefGit EN- | r5alrc alter Sofm iiber.
ragt bic Mtlttter bcreits, meId)e MIR
81 3ol nteilen ioll.
3. 2. &al0rpu. melher oie Sire.
mont grauerci fir art5itr ,Scuicn
ali $4,000 pcrtlaat bate, weiI Oie.
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e1e oie SnIbeftion in aroft frat,
muroen 1910 Giiten Bier bier EN-.
ffonaeu Tim bonn /. Septenber
1915 biz gum /. Sannor 1916. Die
eriten bier M}onote Der SnIpeftiou,
mtroen pot 4ripof.@ eriouen 1850
aiiten 8ier clnpfdngelt. 6t5 Sent
nnnQen nllr0en nidt ahaeliefert.
neil Der @eroddt ualeTdq, boB otes
lclben fir SAMPLER" aeitimnt po.
rem. Sobul0 ser Senior merit,
BOB cine Gericn cine linn o[8u qroB
oilnfeuOe Senoung erhdlt. miro Der
9~etraHel0e 5eObnhtet. mo erreqt ct
@proodlt miro ienf 8orrat nit 8e.
idllqg beteat un0 oeriel5e mom1gItd
Geirrdif
Qcofuf. Son 0'grien, ser &C.
idGrige So1u oes beritorbenen 9.
2Q3rient IT,, eridoB iid) auf benz
@rabe ieirles Boters. Summer ither
Notwithstanding mo 300 0es
8atprs merocn ols Die llriadc 0es
SeIbitmoroes oes iuneen Monnes
aneegeben.
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9ielte BON aleioerituffen.

9ieite pon 3letoeritpffen.
Gin goIten 5~ubrifmu7ter= Stride bon So
85Q. mon. SergeH, 8atiiter, odniiaen Slih,
Gun'S Settling uip., / bis tM 1
go. 2dngett, inert 35c big soc, 6td, AOC
GurgeB.9taib So. = @oiament.
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Gin iibiriides @etfcr 6crrldt
bier felt cinigeu Gagen, trilher Sims
mel NIT leidtcm 5dneetreiben, 9le.
gen trn0 0in0. Gieierbolb lit es
rlt1ig ltHo itill lit ben 5traBen ino
8eIdaftsbdniPrlG llllo Ste Menihen
bleiben in Der 9tabe Des Gfen5 o0er
pflegen Die Grippe. GuB Elm fol-
der 3iitono ieillen ginorlpd altf 6os
lnenidliGe @elHiit attsii6t, miro ms
BON 1prarltie berihtct, oenn Elm
oelttidler pp6Ibefmuter 5drmer ma
.tltelts Sobn Sieifen mur0e am Wtitt.
mod init 0urdidntttcner Grfsa0er
~ lettem 8ormbultie, AZ Wteilet
pttlid BON Spratuie, bon Ieinet
9}ah6arn Tot mo Itarr atfqeflm6en.
Ale Grtoedung muroe odo1trd1 de.
madt. neil 6es @ieb int Sole uaqe.
f@itttert uft0 unrl6ig umberlief.
1ettoem er ieine Gattin Dor 8rpei
5abren 0urdl oen 3o6 berlor. leGte
per 62j0brige 4}onu Bel Iid) aQein,
Juno D%ctfiel 10 Dem 9riiten. 9le6.
rere alfaelpadiene ainoer tpobnen
III Der Aa6baNdoft ut0 iplroen Be.
liafriGtiat. 5ieffeu mar Elm alter
Aritcoler unicres Counties.
Ger Rro3eB iiber Die Gin6riid,e
IN Der bieiigen Cereal 0ffG inns
Der Sting 8riG 50. ntrmnt ciaeu int.
llPr arof rem ltniang ait uu6 Idei
men Die GinGtiihe ipitenatiid ltn0
gQn io9enannten sSlinf. uIt0 Hfau0.
bans @cltfert attsQebeft ait Ieitl. 1ie
tQtIihen burden BADEN Den 3icb
ltohl nit alien Gtt3elDtiten einae.
ltoH0en, uno ale mtrDen Dem 81
itriftdcrid1t ii6crlpiaien tmo nritcr
@itr9idoit aeitellt, tDeId6e ibr
40oofot Mar @Dhn I%eiitete.
6r[ 2eta U. Gara0ies un6 nan.
mono g. arog retd)tcu am Wtittmoh
chamber bic 5an0c 3ltm G6e6na0e.
2ic 2}rolit lit Die 8odter BON 6erru
lno 5ruu Charles 4arooies eillcm
fril6eren @eiddftsrnal1u bicrieI6f
uno iebt in 3ouala8 elm 8eI6dft
5etreibeno. Ter 9rdntigon lit elm
8cIddftsmanil, IN 0mo6a NOON.
Eeren oielc fSraitnoc min.
Idcn i6uen cinen itngetril6ten CHE.
tano.
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Gm. Z. &appidj, aObofnt.

Gratti5iert III allen Werif)ten oes
5toates nno Der Ser. 5taaten.
5dreibt Tdtamente ans, beiorgt 9e.
iiBtitel mo iiebt gfbitrdfte oilrh
iicbt. o1B Teftantentc i'm l1ohIaIien.
idaits9eridte aeor0net peroen. De.
iorat golnadten unb 5iebt Orb.
id1Qften in irpenO eiilem Tbeif Der
WeIt Gin. arllefttert ansitGnoe
eprift 3eutib' uno 1T offentIid)er
9totar. 348 Cmaba National SAM
Bebduoe, Omaha. Rebrosfo.
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Der
GeutOnia cOge!
gus g.e6rasfa Gitu.

Die Ieitonia.2oge g1r. is oes
0roens Der Sernonts 50bre oen
AtcbraSta Sim bat bei9Ioilen, aud
oteles 5a5r ibr 9tiftumgsfelt iii
mlirotaer @tiie all icierll, Sin 8eit.
aoItitee, wel4es Die Gpratitultang
5tl Ieitet bat, miro uorl Grdlioen.
ten erllanut iper0et. gsie aIid6r,
lid, miro 0iefe ddt(idteit wieocr
@%elegenbeit 8ur 3%uiammcntunft oas
QroBen 1ellti4tlun8 pon J2e6ra8fd
eitp mo llingegelio gebcu.
Die Don her Qoge nnternomtnenc
Sapmllfng fir bic drica8notIeioers
Den idleint cine 10 frenoiqc ino al.
aenIciiie geteiliauma al iinoen, oaB
ote SonnnlunG pobl ale @rportrl.
aet il5ertrcilen mir0. Die Ieuto.
MIA Sooe aebt il oieier 6iniidt az.
len oettidJel Gereinen I'M Nqiten
nut leud)teubem &eiipiel bnrun ltn0
miro ii9 Elm Deficiencies Denfmul
ieBet 5bre N}itglieoer bnIoiqen
@oetbc'9 nnitertlihrm 5pruh
peoal iei Der @ienid, bitfreid uno
quit"
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cO6a(=Nac0ric6ten
Il fremont, 0e6.

80. Satrar 1916.
Ger ebemoli0e giirqermeifter bon
vi ilfpautee, emil oeioel. tielt ae.
itern abenO In Ser Suitable eillan
9ortrog ii6er Staotperpaltung. Gr
er8dblte bon Den Reiormelt, fpeld1e
til Qtilp1litel eingeiiibrt 1ulr0en,
ols Die geripaItlrlg Der 5taot In
Den @anoen Der io5ial6ernofroti-
ihen Rartei lag. oAlS mir aber
nit lutieren Heforinen peridie0eteu
grobiabuitrieIen Sntereiien iii ben
g8eg tanen ulto e8 alaeui6einlidl
pnr0ee baB utiere 8artei in ben
Sdidlten ocs alG9eineinen 9oIfs
4uertemm1a fau0, berban0en iid
fir bic uudite Mabl ale an0eren
8arteien, ltrt inns 3t uliteroriiden. "
5err 5ei0el FAM Damn alti oas 8re.
graInm Der 8riegsbereitidaft Ait
iprehen. or erfldrte. naB Die Ia.
Grifanten opit ariegsuinterial 0teI
gaitation iiiF arieasbereitid1aFt iii
IllrB aebradlt bdttelt, 0aB oas go(f
filr eillen arieg he5ablc, ndbrcnn
.cir5elne reide gepiiienloic 6abri.
tantcn bic Gprteile 56aen.
Ter 5toofrat bat cine Mii(drper.
0r0nlHtg att1etommef, n1dl mclder
Ger Mclfen6c o0s Gutter ser althI
ionic dlld ieine hdn0e Dor ocm
DleIfeu 81 maidcu bat, 9ie Mtil6|
oarf nidt uehr dls 100000 Battle
rieu per auGtt8ettimeter e1tthaIten.
0afterien barmefret iid dllBcritl
idneH in Mild, b%elon0prs. tpern
oieiclbe marnl itebt, mo ioutc maHl
oarltm @tild itetS ioraiam fiiblI
llalten
Ter lf-iabriae Sobn non 1ier-
ar8i 81. Gbmnbers iii nadl mir 81
tdaiger aranfbeit on Sharlndjtee
Ser geitorhen.
5rau @racc Gong mo 6odter.
iopie 6rl Cecilia aenicr mclde uor
nu1efdhr elmer 8ode id cine apf
leaaasbergiftuug lu5naca. acIirn Der
largum ~eIttgegeit. 2us
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9ieite bon 2afentnd, ginslin nilu., 90 Bros.
INTERN 8reis.
QaIe olten 2dngen un0 Gnnen fpeiBes 8eft-
tif. id6nes Muslin ulO Gambrics, Bong
GlotA 9toinioof, Superintendent 1no lteber-
8ugtltd pom 5titd. Inner GROCER @iater-
mitte@erfouf bat ms touienoe Re7te ii6ria
%qelaiien. 2le i'm N1uslin 9epqrtement nit
20 9ro8ellt 9labatt hom re- ~ Gru5ent
gularen 8reis. ~ 9tabatt.
8urgeB=9}ai6 So. 8oienent.
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Carolina White

Qd6ite ISOLDE: gIoube Sill
Iinamater Surrp 6ines, 4r-
ftnir Stone Il 0laripn @opes, 99e
CIR 5dionaniB, Glga Gopf. Ibrpe
9tatolie 5iiters, GrpDeum Geiie-
29ode.
grpiie @tatinees Bette Site
CSC, mlsgenommeu SomItag uno
Sonrtag. @ini9e Denige 8u SOC.
8aaerie Toe. qlbeuos; 10, %, so
unS Toe.
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Nfltnna. 9entfdrl

aoumt ~ 3. 4. 6. RnmObr fitr
beften 2imburger Sale. aer1uherten
Gotfiid, 5aienpieffer. gier uno
Shnaps haben mir olid) all pcr.
fauieu. 207 iiiofide f3. 5traBe.
Gmehn, Ieb.
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8a uertanfen- sdneihere ma 8e.

Oh U~FttHNItH -SWitIutftl lIfU me-
paratlH @ertitati Hebit dlftent
6nde, Ueldles 5rtaIeih ais @pbnnng
oient, in aSeru, Reb. 8ilte SQge
uohe 5tnte gorihol sdool nit etfpa
500 5tirOeiten. Aobere 4nsfunft
rrtcth Nnt. gallti. 5ilot6 aittirn,
giebrasfa. ). /.
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"Ja6reS6eriC6t 0eS
ST. JOlep6 Spita(s!
Die fnappen 3ablen lprsdlen 8dnSe
fir bae nnermehlide @Obltna
bieicS gerrlidJen SnititntS.

Ger So6resberidt Deg ct. So.
iapb's @oipitnlS lit ioe6en eriHie.
men limo ber0ient Die nll~genleinitc
9eodttna. Die pcr1ifentIi4ten Bat.
len ipreden 8dnoe fir oas cole
@obItnn 6teicS groBartigen Sriti.
tllts, oeiielt 0trfuugsfreis nit ID.
Dem Sabre 5unimnlt ut0 baS Der
leioeiben Meni6beit 5iiglte tpn1int.
obne llnteridieo Der 9toiie ltnb aou-
feiiion. IS mtB aid etne 2ltelle
iingctrii6ter Jreu0e fin Die Gent.
ifen in mierer Stoot un0 III rnIes
rem 5toat ieih, 8t miiicn DOB Die.
les 1T ieiner g(rt eiu3iq oaitebenoe
&|rantcHbaus i'm Meiten inter Der
&eitlng 0elltiher 8armber3iger
S4tDeitern ftebt Die i'm 6tillen lulo
o9ne DAB Die NeIt pief oabon ct.
f1brt, 10 niel @iteS uirfen.
Ser geriht lautct iDie ioIQt:
Ratienten int 5pital am l..
Sanltar 1915. 179
9atienteu aitfgenommen inn
Sabre 1916 .............. .44t4
@eiamt3dbt Der Rntienteu .4593
Batienten I'M SpitaI dm /.
Sanuar 1916. 209
Eaticnten %geitorben mdbreno
0eS Sabres 1915. ......... 215
Eatienteu mdbren0 oes Sab.
res entIaiien .4t69
@~eiarnt3abl ............ .4593
@eiamt5Qbl ser f%oItenirei be.
baioplter 1otienten o.. 1921
@eiamt3ohl Der |foitenfrei be.
batoelten alslparttg mob-
ne1loen 4qttenten 1890
0urfihnittlid 70 4erioten ers
hieItm tagIid ~foitenireie 0tu6t5ei-
fen. 0ieie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dat 6eionoers Inn lebtep Sabre I'M.
9epobnIih JrpBe anipritde Sit Der.
5eihuen gebdbt. @dbreu0 In ben
goriabren ourdihnittlid mir 40.
4erionen tagliH f%oitenfrei geipe1t.
murOen, 10 lit I'M Ietten Sabre oieie.
Au5obE duf rs geftiegen
Gie g6rmitroige Gberin, Sdme-
tier 6eopiq IaBt ourd bic .8reiie.
bent Gu6litum pon Omaha itno oe9
Staates fin feline fortaeiette fbe
role ltnteritiitltng oes ct. Soiep6s-
9oipitals alld altf 0ieie @eiie ibreu
Ger3fihiten Can't dusiprehen NIT
Ger Soffnult8, OoB ibr @oGItdtiq
fcits 5nititnt oud in Der 3utluft
iid Der @rnit Der mobltdtt0 aeItml.
ten Meui6beit erireueu utoqe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-23

!
San Antonio, Tex. June 23.-Gen-
eral Funston eagerly awaited today
further details from General Pershlng
of the Carrizal attack by a greatly SUI
perior force of Mexicans under Cen
eral Felix Gomez on Troops c and X
of the Tenth United States cavalry I'M
der Captain Charles Boyd.
General Pershing's report, received
at headquarters late last night was
based on the stories of several strag-
glers, who had made their way back to
the main column. They said the at
tack was entirely unprovoked and was
made after the Mexican force had part
" surrounded the Americans under
cover OF a parley between General
Gomez and Captain Boyd. 1t was not
until after the Mexicans had opened
| fire with machine gun on the Amerl-
can troopers that Captain Boyd dis
mounted his command and returned
| the fire
Pass Permission Refused.
The stragglers reported TO General
| Pershing that the forces under Cap
!
| Joined at Ojo Santo Domingo on June
| 20 and proceeded together toward Car
rial arriving within a mile of that
town at 1880 a. N. on June q. Cap
tain Boyd, the senior commander, or
| dered a halt at that point and sent a
courier into Carrizal, asking permits
sion of the Mexican commander tC
pass through the town. This permits
sion was refused, according to the
courier, but while he was making his
report a messenger arrived from Gen
eral Gomez with word that the Amer
lean troops would be allowed to pass
through, provided Captain Boyd would
stop within the town for parley
Before Captain Boyd had dispatched
an answer to this message, Genera
Gomez himself, rode out TO meet the
American commander, accompanied by
several staff members. While they
were talking a large number of the
Mexican garrison poured out of the
town and began to crowd toward the
American forces from all sides so thai
they were in danger of being sur
rounded.
Mexicans Open Fire.
Captain Boyd, according to the re,
port, protested emphatically against
this movement. What reply Genera
Gomez made was not known by the re
turning troopers but General Gomez
retired toward his own lines. The mo
ment he reached his men the Mexicans
opened fire with a machine gun. Cap
tain Boyd Immediately dismounted hi.
men, deployed them as skirmisher:
and returned the fire. There the story
of the stragglers ends.
Carranzistas Near Columbus.
Columbus, n NJ, June 23.-Ameri
can scouting patrols reported to mill
tary headquarters early today that 4;
small detail Of Carranza troops wa
encamped about twenty miles south o
Columbus. Efforts to determin,
whether the force was the advahc,
guard of some of the forces which
evacuated Juarez yesterday, were fu
tile. While extra sentries were throw
out no great apprehension was shown
Mexican customs officials at tn
border gate" three miles south, pack
ed their household goods on the back
of burros today and disappeared owe
the hills toward Juarez. Before leav
ing they threatened to return with al
army and clean up the gringoes."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-23
STATE GUARD WILL BE SENT
IN FEW DAYS
Continued from Page One,

23.-The tragedies of war already are
being seen and felt here. Nowhere in
or about Springfield is the seriousness
of the Mexican situation so poignantly
reflected as at Camp Lincoln. There
is no horseplay, no hilarity, no infrac-
lions of camp law such as is fire.
Quently observed at annual encamp-
ments OF state militia.
Women visitors are as numerous in
this camp as at any gathering OF uni
formed soldiers, but they are serious
looking lot of women-wives, mothers,
and sweethearts saying goodbye to
their boys and men. In their faces one
can see that both men and women rea-
lie it may be the last goodbye.
Women Flock to Camps.
Every train from Chicago brings
dozens of women who have come to be
near their men-folk until the order to
move south is given. Some officers
are planning to bring their wives near
the point of concentration on the Dor
der when that point is announced.
One of the First cavalry went to
bed "a sack of straw last night the
father of six-hour-old child, another
the father of a week old babe, each
wondering how the mother and baby
felt and each wishing he were at their
side.
In one respect the eight hours hard
labor through which the men were put
during the day, proved blessing to
them for it induced a sound sleep,
Rivalry between the various troops In
the First cavalry and between the cav
airy and the artillery troops enlivened
matters. The lighter side of camp life
was in evidence in spots, thus over the
doorflap of one tent was the legend N
chalk Ancient Order of Crapshoot-
ers."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-23

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