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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
8ranHk ny Uyak.
O PRESIDENT:
Woodrow Wilson.

Sor lnng1t bar man / SDlflonh
in61et, at intet for ifa6et Sen tDife
Gag mere ems Mngrebet pua 8el-
glen. Men netop 6erfor er n1a11 paa
fDff @i6e 1aa ibrig for at %un0ifpl0e
oette, og, 6a set mi en- Gong er ifet.
tt1lige 19ge at 6rage Sc 1tGrlt muligc
Sor6ele 16 6eraf.
st 1erligt @t9ttepunfft for tDi tie
SSntereS 1er / &elgien mener man at
babe fnn6et / SEN flamif tie 8eb9=
gelie> bbiS 8eifpttere Spiferne mi
bill bore.
@efoltningen / Set 1880 oprette6e
&ongerige @elgien beltaar at en-
franiftalen6e Del> Sc %iaafal6te @als
Toner og en- flamiftalen6e Gel;
51amif er ct @prog> Ser ligger ner=
melt be6 &ollan6ff og og1aa for
noger1 2igbe6 me6 @lattpf. @fj6m
De flamlftalen0e bar ct lille Slertal>
blep 6og fra fer1te Serb set frantic
5prog gon1fe eneroa6en6e boa6e
1om &etS1prog og | M6mtniitratio-
men, og efterbaan6en mere og mere
og met / 6en ii6lte Menneifeal6er
har 8elQienS in6re boIitiife 6i1torie
beret optaget al &umpen for at
ffaffe Set flamife @prog og Set
flam1fe 6olfeelement 2igeberettigelie
me6 Set frani tie. Song gilbert bor /
Mo61atning til fin Sorgenger biit
megen Soritaaelie for BEN flam1fs
Nationalitets &rab, og Sen &etfer=
0%igbe0s1ans, ban ber bar lagt for
Dogen> bar / fife ringe @ra6 bi0ra=
get til Sen &opularitet, 1om ban
al1ere6e for 8er6enSfrigens n6bru6
bor I &eii66elie al; allere6e for
1914 baD6e Ser: flamif e Gags Gals
mnr6 faaet 6eres fle1te Sor0ringer
opfDl0te> ifriber Or. 3ltrnp / 6on-
ffe 8lo6e.
Men ifi9nt Ser fun mangler grl111-
me 1i6t / Gilbeiebringelie al ful6=
ften6ig 2igeberettigelie, er Sc flam=
ife 8elgiere Dog I tpife Sremi tillin=
ger glort til en forfuet STAGE. Set
oil, iiges set, bore en- bellig, mo-
tionn1 H1igt for Spiflan6 at reooe
og berne 6enne; set er Itammebe=
T9gte6e, germon1fe 8rgore, ser er
/ @e6! @e6 16trpffffett germanif>
brugt al &Dlfere, er ser en- eien=
%oommelig> ela1tiff 9obbeltbeo; inqrt
betegner BET 1erligt Spferne, inart
ole 6en gotiife Solfeets M%ationer;
til 9pltilling al polttiife @rop>
9ruroeoe paa @ationalitetsben1pn,
egner set fig 6erfor fortrtnligt.
Sen tpife &igSfaniler bar / fin
ltore Gole al Ste Mpril 1916 fne1at
Brancippet ON, at Gpfflan6 bgr per=
ne De flarnife @tammefrenoer; ban
ttllogoe rotrDffeligt 6isie Sen tel
1erlig tDife @egierings &ielp til 9p-
fploel1e al 6eres rationale pn1fer.
NJ s - go.
Sberlot / minore b6jti6elige us
trpf bill bette fig, at Epiflan6, ielo
ON Belgien faar Sob til at beItaa
Tom en- ielbite1oig Stat, %forbeboloer
ftg Mogang til itaoig Sn6blanoing i
8elgiens inore Mnliggenoer> oltioa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

-.r T.. 'a ... .....
Sen gamle &erre Gil @oIanteri=
5ar0leren, Ser bar ben6t OBJ og 11e>
paa belle tit 2ager): u@r De filter
paa, at 5fin6et til 6enne Eofe er
9gte &rofo6tlle ifin6?"
Sen &an6len0e: uSnlofommen
11tfer. Seq bar lelb jfu6t &rofo6iI=
len."
9anren: ~Men @finoet fer noget
u.s."
Sen &an6len6e: uSSa, SCI bleo
bet BEN Gang &rofo6illen fol6t nh
ira bet Sre, Sen ia6 l. ga leg fgo
ben."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

omtrent en- @ientagelie al, bDa0 set
tD}fe Sorbumb gior6e ober for Dan-
mort / Mnle6ning af Ben 6anif<tDife
Sprogfamp / 5lesDig. 9e flamifp
8eIgtere til6eleS ser / SEN tpife go.
litif iamme 5tilling iom De plattp=
lie 5p6i1esbigere.
Men Der CT ben Sorifiel, at lnez
0enS 6e plattp1fe 5p6lesbigere me0
@l96e mootog Sen St6tte, Ser blep
tilbu0t fra Gpiflan6 er BET famine
ingenlunbe Eilfelbet / 8elgien. 0g
bette 1D9ffffer naturligDiS Sn0trpfffet
|af SEN tpife Sber for at fomme
]6e betrengte Stommefrgn6er til
@ielp; Sen 8t1tan6, font 6is1e bellt
CT fri for, fan Set let faa ct 5fer al
at blibe tilbl16t / Sjnlperens eger
Smeres1e.
&ompen mellem Slamif og Sranif
er> life min61t fra Tlumlen6ernes
5ioe. bleben f9rt me6 flor 2i6en=
ifab; set fan 6erfor fife 11n6re, at
Ser 1elp mi, tro6s alt bbao Ser ct
ben6et / ,6e to ii6}te Mor, er Dem,
Ser life fam glernme SEN tibligere
5trib og 6erfor mi bilier SDifernes
&omme me0 @l96e font ct Mi66el
til at faa &et og &ebn for Sen
frantic l1n6ertrDffel1e: Men 6iS1e
uforl onlige, bbis ipre6te n6talel1er
noturligbis me0 Sper ct taget till
Sn0tegt al Spiferne, er Gel6ne
nn0tagelier y, og ingen le6en6e 8er=
1onligbe6 er Ser blon6t 6isie. Sor
Set itore S1ertalS &e6fommen6e er
Set gaoet me0 Slamlpn6erne / 8el=
glen 1om me0 Srerne; ODER for SEN
bore 6ien6e glemteS Sen in6re Epiit,
bbor langbarig og bitter SEN e16
bnr beret.
9e nafbengige flamife &61ter fan
/ 3jebliffet noturligbiS fun fomme
It'll Sr6e 16en for Set %offupere6s
&elgien. @Grlig Snteresie bor Sc
Fu6talelier> Der er fremfommen / Set
le6en6e flamife Slab u@rii Belgie"
(9et fri @elgien), Ser u6gibes al to
al Sen flamife &ebngelieS Dpper1te
66rere, 6ron5 BON Ganmeloert og
SultuS Solte> og font mt 1t6fommer
| &aag. 9ette &la6 beb6er n1e6
Gtprfe> at / 6enne &omp, bpor @el=
gtens rationale @fsi1 items 1toor poo
Spil, CT ben %flan1ife og BEN tpal=
lonif lie &ace lige trofa1te moo Se6re=
lanoet. 0g 5aumelaert bor ligefrem
iigtet Spiferne for, at 6eres &eniigt
me6 at tilbp6e set fIamfe Clement
6eres 8iltan6 er SEN at ifabe uenig=
beo mellem 8elgierne og efter Sri
gen at bape ct &oaffn6 til at blan6e
fig / 8e1gienS in6re 8olittf. Sg
ban 1lutter en- Mrtifel me6 at itge:
~9et er en- 2ibslag for %, at Set
flamife 5p9rgsmaal %forbliber> bbab
set bar og en6nu er, ct in6repolitiif
@p6rgsmaal, iom bt maa lg1e be6
egne &r9fter."
Noar Sc al 6e flamife 66rere, Ser
/ 9iebliffet er iaale6es 1ti1le6e> at
Sc fan tale fritz life bill bloc noget
at iige al BEN tpife &jplp til Ben
flamife &ationalitets Srigi6relie, bil
Set, | alt 6al6 ODER for set 'nentrale
uolan6, blibe banifeligt at opret=
bo16e 6oreitillingen om, at SDiferne
me6 6eres Sptre6en / 8elgien be-
1entligt til1igter at re66e 6e be-
trgngte germanffe @tammefr9n6er.
Sg man tenfer paa, bborle6eS 1elbe
9r6et at re66e / Solfemun6e bor
facet en- barslen6e 9o%bbeltbetD6<
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
&aitor eSp6s. @abn,

&tom Soma, bar lobet at tage
no paa en- Sore6ragstur / 9agene
lie. og IS. 80. Sept, -
&re6ie> iom 6nifer bans &el6g> BE-
6es me66ele nn6ertegne6e, laa lnart
font muligt, bbilfen Sag man bellt
oil babe bam.
81. $. S11rgens,
Menomi1ee> Micb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
Sob oa serrb*

Bob og Serrp bar to &un6e. 9a
b9rte til 46e acknowledgement og
frelite en- Gang &egimentet fra at
blipe oberfol6t al pre1tsfiife l1lo=
11er. Sba6 Eerrp anguar, bar set
liot bonifeligt at beitemme ben6es
Gace; Sob 6erimo6 bar en- fraftiu
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

- Observation-Disclosures nIfSFo G@I!NG#8dR
ertgelif &ointer, men bans 6g6elano
bar 6eSlugtet 8elgien.
S Mntmerpen ito6 en- Gong Bans
&nrb | en- rig Man6S &iem, % ban
1egeoe paa @rpsielertepper, meoens
Ell lille, b1eg 9reng fIog Mr1nene
ONT bans SAILS og traf / bans Sale.
&on bofie6e op ian1nen me6 Sen
lille Dreng, bleb flor og 1t9rf, gift
@agt | &apen og 1atte fig Meipeft
bos olle.
90 ban omtrent bar to Mar, be-
gpn6te &anonerne at 6un6re run6t
omfring 8Den, og lommen mes en-
WaSie Mennei fer bleb bon f9rt til
ct fremme6 2an6. &bor bar mi
Ben lille> blege Dreng, Sc blg0e
SGpper og &abe1> 1om bon plejeoe
at bebogte? Sob bang me6 &ope6et.
San tenfte> eller ogloo 6r9mte bon>
og ban bple6e 1aa forfpr6elig. Set
bar ingenlnn6e> for6i. bon fife bob6e
oct go0t, men Ser bar noget, 1om
ibe0 in6er1 ir6e / bans lille Sum
6ebjerte.
@aa ben6te BET EN- Sag, at ban
m90te SerrD / en- @fob. Sum 1nul tie
til bam> og Fan fnurre6e> og Ioo
foer Sc l6S paa binon6en. SUN be6
bam / 9ret> iao at 8lo6a flg6, og
ban be6 ben6e / @truben> 1oo bum
bDle0e at Smerte. Derpoo. 1gb bon
fn @ei.' @trafS efter 1tan6ie6e ban
og iaa fig ONT, og ga op6oge6e bon.
at Serrp fulgte lige efter bom. Sun
nprneoe fig mere og mere og BE-
gpnote illttelig at liffe bans @our.
Sra Ben 9ag fulgtes 6e beltor6iJ
a6.
Men iaa bnn6te set, at Sc pl1o=
ielig befa16t fig blan6t en- Mosie
Menneifer me6 @eberer og blonfe
Gooben. Og 1n b1eb Sc fongne og
b1tn6ne> men Sc fnurre6e> 1taar mo-
gen flappe6e Dem.
0e bol0t 1ta6ig io1nmen, men
benlige Sr6 og go6 8ebon6ling
tgmme6e 6em 1nart, pg ga 6e mi
og1oa fit bber fin &erre, glemte Sc
npl ten 6eres bil6e 2ib / @foD OF
Marf.
SOB lna en6nh al og til. me0
@pbe6et paa Sorpoterne pg tpnfte
= rimeligbiS paa 6en pregtige
&nrb biemme / Mnt1perpen, poa Sc
bl@0e Ggpper og paa Sen lille
Dreng. Serrp bab6e 6erimo0 life
noget at tpnfe poa> og fit ti6ligere
|2ib for16gte bnn alti6 at glemme.
Sum bar antage1ig iefs Mar og bon=
De ol6ri9 babt nogen &nsbon6> bare
lgbet ONT paa @a6er og @treoer> til
&rigen og Gluten jog ben6e u6 poo
Morfen.
Gu laa Sc begge uoenfor 2pjt=
nantene 9erbpS og @eorIeS Set
og beifDtte0e 6em moo lum tie 6ien=
Der. Mf og til aa6ne6e 6e 6ereS
Sob og bite 6ereS blen6en0e bbi6e
Sen6er. Set bar 6ereS 8Qaben, Set
Soaben> bborme6 6e iful6e bi6roge
til at gjenbin6e Sribe6en og 6eres
tabte Se6relnn6.
Naar EN- Scamp begpn6te, bon6t
29itnant 9erbp 6em ,tbi set bar ct
Far @onge ben6t> at Sc ggen6e bar
lgbet frem moo @fpttelinien og NOR
DQr DleD1te 1tuOt.
@ua ifete set EN- Sag, at en Cpl
on bleb greben u6enfor 2eiren. Sci
lDffeoes bom ganife bi1t at flpgte,
men 29itnant 9erbp flap Sob og
Serrp 16s efter bom, og ct Nor Mi-
nutter ienere fan6t Sc 6lpgtningen.
9a Sc raien6e Dpr fa1te6e fig ODER
bo1n> traf fan fir &eboIber frem og
if9o DEM begge ne6. @pionen ieln
bar ini6lerti6 iaa il6e tilre6t> at
ban mart efter bleb greben. 8e0
nern1ere unoeridgelie fan6t mar
boS bom EN- Meng6e p6erit bigtige
Eopirer> Ser r9be6e EN- lne6ig u6>
t9nf %lm til ct 0berfoI6 poa 2ei=
rem. BOB "a Gerrp 3ob6e 16en
Sbipl re66et &niin6er al Menne=
iferS 2ib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-24

Die Sentid)eu baben Jlenrp bei
@eroun gemDmmen. sslerrp Iieat
amf Der Gillette Ser Wsaas, orei uno
cine Balbe Wieile noromeiflidD BON
Teromn. Der gSeg nad benz eisemt-
lidem 3ieles oes Samples lit siuar
nod nif)t offen. IS iimb nod bie
Sorts Spmbille un0 Sapannes sn
nebmen, bic nebem ylenrs liesen,
mnb iueiterbin bic nladtigen @erfe
bon 1T. Wfibiel nmo 8ellepille, bie
Direft smiiden JIeurp nnb @erbmm
iiegen, aber Sntind)e 1T es ieben-
fails, oaf man Elm betradtlides
Stif naber an ger0mn berangeridt
1T nno ourt feftea 5nf gefaft fat.
JlenrD liest nm stuei Wieilen naber
on Weronn als oas 5uerit senomme-
ne st. 9Dnanntont nnb stuei Meilen
bebeuten in iener, nit Jeftnnsen itno
Sorts, fosmlasen, seipidtcn @esenb,
iebr piel. Die Sample in bem &c
lanoe BON Ver0mn baben iuG6ren6
Der letten Srei Sage beitamoia ange-
balten. Sdiuere Grtillerie 9lngrif-
fe iuureen BON ben 9entIdem in Der
8egenb oes rSuten Mannes4 -Sisel
nnb Oes st. Ianr gemadJt; 6ieieu
folste Elm Snfanterie anariff bnrd)
bic ganse 0egenS BON st. ganr. Die
Jront Der 9entiden iuar iiber Srei
Ieilen lana. Der fnrdtbarem 0e-
iualt oieies slnsriffs erlasem Die err
ften 2inien Der frans6iiidem Wraben,
Der Heit Der Sbianmont @erfe
siuiid)en ben Siseln 800 NIB 321,
itno Id]lieklid) bas oben erlpGbnfe
JienrD. Sn benz 8albe bon @aur
nnb an amberen gnnftem iumrbe Der
Mnsriff sitrifgei6lassn. Die Gm-
griffe in Der Champagne, beim Ser
se Setm, bic gleidyseitia bon oen
SentidJen nnternommen ipmrbem, iua-
rem allerbings nidjt erfplsreidJ, per-
binbertem a6er bic lramsoIen, Srmp-
pen mad Seronn sn .idjifen.
Gsne ipatere franS0liide 9epeIdc
meloet, bic 5ransoien baften in @e-
senansriffen einen Sell bes linen
Gbsenommcnen, iuieber snriifseiuon-
men, bic 9eiitiden bGttem aber bic
8erfc bon sbianmont bebalten. gsad)
Der nifJt iebr Haren Saritellung Ser
Gransofen lit saeiirb leIbft nod IN
ibrem geiit nnb iinb bic 9emtIdJen
nnr Bis an 1lenrb berangefummen.
Hns gltben iuirb setnel6et, bas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-24
anr5e l1tberiidt,

Die 9eatId)en nebnten in
einem flrdtbaren Nngriff
sylemrD bel @erbun, BEN &eit
Ser @erfe BON Sbianmont unS
cine 9fei6e bon fransOiildJen
@rGben. 0egenangriffe Der
lransoien geiuinnen ben lek-
teren einen Sell 0es Serrains
snriif.
Die griediide Srifis enbet
nit Der gilOnng bes &abinets
3aimis unb Der gnnabme az
Ter Jprberunsen Ser Gntente-
mad)te.
Die @niIen nebmen in Der
gnfpipima orei Orte. syn Cali
sien nn6 in @olb1niem fat 6as
@prorinsem Der 9infien pSllis
anfseb6rt. Die Ieutihen nnb
Geiterreider baben oOrt slan=
senoe Grfolse.
9entIde nnb Oeitereidler
leubet anseblid) Srmppen bon
Jranfreid) unb sStalien nod
&nklanb.
GnsIiIdDe Biibler iuollen I'm
einisfeit in 9emtidlanb ldaf=
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-24
Nunln1er 572.

genslpert. General Garransa nno
Gen. Sbregon battem in if)ren Sic
ben, Die iie DDr bem geationalpalait
an Die Mfenge bieltem, bas @olf in
fitrdtbarer @eiie sesen bie slmeri-
faner anfgebett. Sic ersablen aidl,
es ieien iieben slmerifaner BON e.
mem gabm5ng bernntersebolt nno
man iuiiie nidt, mas ans linen ae-
lporoem lei.
8eitere 5lidtlimge iinb in
|era Grms eingetrpffem. Waan alau6t
ntdt, oaf mod me6r ais $50 Mme-
rifaner in Der Samptitabt iinb.
General Srepino fat oie boae
Seramtiuortlidfeit fir bem lteberfaa
bel Garrisal iibernommen. 0eneral
SrepinD madt bie srGften g(nitren=
ammgen, nm sic @illilas snm gln-
Idlaf an bie Srmppen sn beiuegem.
sSSt 2arebo baben 8un6es-
9eteftips Sen gan6itenfGmptlina Sc
Jug Waria Gerba, eiaen Der Sanpt=
sebalfen Se Ia 9aoia's, sefansem ss-
npmtmen. Gerba nabm befanntIid
Ieinerseit an Dem lleberfaG amf Gan
SgnaeiD tell. Mian fat in1mer per-
mittet, bak er iid) in 2arebo ooer
ieiner mnmittelbaren ltmsebnng amf-
balte.
Die Tegiernns BON Gotta Niea
bat iidJ als gerntittler siuiiden
MerieO atnO ben Ser Staaten anse-
boten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-24
SnIanb.

Senator Sbepparo befiirrpoe-
tete abermals Dor Dem Weilit1rfonli-
|te bes Genatees oie fir oie Ser
groBerling bes Sort Gam 6oniton
|perlnngte 8etuiaigung bon ST ,050,-
900. Ser Serator fiibrte aus, oaB
Der Wangel an 2agerbduIern lid
|ihon IN geip0bnlihen 3eiten unalt.
genebm fiiblbur genladt babe, oaB
oas @us- rno ginlaoen Der giien-
babn5iige in gan5 altmooiiher @eiie
Dor iid) ginge uno Dob Elm gnobahn=
| bof auf Sort Sam SouIton. fir
beiieren transport cine ablolltte
gsotpenoigfeit lei. gbenio paren Die
Grer5ierplabe fir ipeniger Srl1ppert
ansgeleet, als IN oen lesten esabren
bier in @arniion gelegen baben; of
les eripeile iid) als su flein llilo be-.
enet. @enn oiele @aaneel nun
i1on friiber 10 i6arf berporgetreten
mdren, 10 nliiiie iebt, aagelidtS Der
geripIdlungen nit Merico nnbeoingt
iofort 9lbbilfe gei6affen .lperoen
Son einenl ldnellen transport Ser
gruppen iotpie aaer 9lrteu bon
&riegsn1aterial binge ungebeuer
piel ab, oesbalb biirfe ni1t langer
eefnauiert, lonoern oie notigen 8e=
tuilligiingen ntiiBtpn unDer5iiglih
genludt neroen.
0as llrlter &onlite fir Wsa=
rine gngelegenbeiten ernpfabl oen
gou BON lhmeren S1ladtififfeu
(Superoreabnongbts) nno non bier
groBen SblabtfrelBern; 0earinenti
ni1ter Oaniels, Ioipie Die IonlIralc
gaplor ulto @lue nabnten an ben
8erbanolungen tell. 8leibseifig
murbe beldloiien 20.700 neue-
Mannl6after ein5uftellen ulto Die
@eionlilt5abl Der 0ffi5iere lnlo See
Ieute auf 74,70O gu bringen; nad-
item Wsitttpod) ioG Dem Saupt So
mite Der gorIdlag unterbreitet uer-
ben, DIE Marine lSoloaten IN ettte
lpredenoer @eile 81. peritdrfen nno
oeren 3abl BON 5000 auf nhgefdbr
$4,000 5ll erboben
ssn einer llnterreoung, iDelhe
Ssrou 9. 6. Scooter BON &idnono,
8a., nit 8raiioent @ilion be5iie-
lid oes Srallenltimmrehts bate,
erfl1rte Der 8r1lioent abermals, oaB
oieie sSrage ni6t bonn 8linbes Ioil-
bern ourh oie ein5elnen Staatef
geregelt iperoen iollte; er ipruh iit
entlbieoen segen Die slnrtabnle Ell
nes 9lneloenlerlts aus, ourb tpel-
dies Die 4onltitiition Der Ser. Staa-
ten su @uniten oes sSraueuitinnl.
re6ts geanoert miro
- ssnfolge ser grmoroung nes
gso6laBrihters %. E. 2aiuIer BON
Maoilon Gountp, sllo., oeiien Set
DIE nit 8ipei SduBiulnoen lebte
@ohe aus einem Sunpfe bet
8biteshlrg ge5oeen fpliroe, bot iest
ser 5beriff oes Gountps, mel6er
ben &orper ans Dem MoraIte ber-
ausfiihte, iid eri6oiien Sn einent
binterloiienen 8riefe erflartc Der
geanlte, er tpiiie, man bnbe i'm i'm
Geroadt Die lhredlide Eat began-
gen 5u boben. oaB er aber lnldllloig
lino BON oen mirflicben Gerbrederll
oiipiert lei 8as lit Der siueitc
Selbitmoro, Der in &erbinoung nit
ser nrn1ififren 0[ffnire hnffiert If
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-24

Ser lit Elm iebr beiddftieter
Mann, ipeld,er IeinenJreuuhen aefdl.
Zig lit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-25

went up there and found two Of them
stone dead one man, Private HUI
lott, had shot them both one just be-
hind the ear. going through his head
and coming out behind the other ear.
This one later on proved TO be Ger
vantes, a villa colonel. and a meaner
man than villa. IL was he who
planned the Columbus raid. After It
w0s planned. Villa got cold feet and
tried to back out, but Cervantes per-
suaded him to 60 one lie was a
killer and had KILLED and raped many
Americans and MoXicans The other
was Vencomo, a lieutenant and bad
man. lie was shot through the right
arm and through the body. We
searched them and found on Ger
vantes n Colts special 1910 pistol and
Savage automatic, 32. and a 5000
Winchester. We got an American SO
bill and Il pesos, Mexican money, an
lngersoll midget watch n hair hat
cord a money belt. three or four
bands of ammunition and big pair
of spurs. The men got all except one
spur which | kept. The other feAow
had as Colts and a Mauser rifle
and band Of ammunition from the
Frankfort arsenal. used in the old
krags we used to have. He also had
some money. 2ia pesos We then
/ took my saddle blanket and carried
the dead soldier back down the trail
TO an escort wagon an put him in It.
! told the men to go back up the hill
and bring the dead Mextcans down,
/ that | wanted to take them to camp
for Identification. for on one / found
a pocketbook full of letters and pa
| pers that lead me to believe it was
/ CerVantes. The men acted like they
/ did not want 70 do ii. They said. Let
[ them stay up there so the buZZards
can eat them" My hospital sergeant
/ had come up mounted. l told him
TO go up and throw one at time
across his saddle and bring them
down. Instead he found a dead Mex
/ lean body with a lariat on the saddle
and pretty soon he came dragging
/ them down the mountain side We
/ loaded them in the wagon and by this
! time the wounded cavalry horses were
being brought back and Lieutenant
| Dew returned and said We might as
well go to camp, as the Mexicans had
scattered and the cavalry would keep
/ up the chase. They did so yesterday,
all day. but got none OF them.
Identified Bodies.
I'VE brought the bodies into camp
and sent for some Mexicans who lived
| In the town. six miles from here
| They all identified the bodies We
reported IL all to General Pershinr
and he first told us to bury them, but
/ he vas afraid later there might be
some mistake. SO he sent a truck up
/ from HIS headquarters and It got here
/ at l a IN. We loaded them and they
were taken to headquarters camp
/ The next morning we got a wire from
him saying the Identification was o.
I X. and later on he sent the c. q. a
( telegram. We had to bury our SOL
/ der here.
Il am glad that Adjutart- General
| Canton has ordered physical oxamina-
tons Don't let anything happen in
! Oklahoma like happened In Texas,
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Tho above picture was made st sn en-.
ctuImrit of tnp OEluNuuu national guard
some tune qro uu 'ho ri zhf is Major Hugh
Scott 1f tlr uyiicN corps O Y e. who is
nov regular army surgeon u NcN,co aud
tUc other tEuro is his friend Captain Gil
-tItr of Chandler Who rs now assisting in
u'hh7iug hc os'dh.W1 tr"or, IN letter
Co Captain 1Istrup Nuur SCOTT tells Of an
exciting lN.tr with Mexican htud and
rIyo. SOME ucrtiuout advice 9. th' oklahoma
national guard officers.
largo percentage OF the men may he
rejected after they reach the border.
i'm thc opinion Of Major Scott who
himself is well known 10 most OF the
old timers i'm the -. y c.
In Il letter To Captain II. B. Gil
strap. commanding the Chandler
company at the Fort Slll mobilization
camp. Lieutenant Scott describes Il
battle I'm which he took part and di-
NulEcs much other information Of
particular value to oklahoma troops
who are about TO he sent to the bor-
der.
In Good Camp.
When he wrote the letter Bieuten-
ant Scott was at Las Cruces. He is
surgeon for VI company. seventh in
fantry; J. company. Sixteenth ma
chine gun. Company G. Seventeenth
infantry and Companies T. and II OF
the engineering corps They were In
camp about two hundred and fifty
miles south Of Columbus. n NJ. and
Lieutenant Scot says it is the best
camp along the line of communica-
tiun
This is a bandit country" he says,
and practically every man Is a VII
lista or noncomhatant. haven't
seen Carranzista We are we'll en-
trenchcd and the outfit here could
whip the whole Mexican army If we
had the ammunition. From Colum-
bus here and on south for long ways
Is scmi-arid country. rough and
mountainous We are about nine
thousand feet above sea level The
country is covered with a grass SINH
lar TO the oklahoma buffalo grass.
but is dry and dead and Of no value
for grazing our stock When the
rains come. though. during juno and
July. Il grows and fattens the native
animals rapidly. The people here are
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The Weight of Numbers.

Malachi O'Rourke. a familiar char
acter in Chicago. had occasion to ap-
pear before a police magistrate to an
swer a charge of larceny. After hear
ing the testimony Of two witnesses,
who said that they saw Malachi TAX.
the goods. the Judge said
We'll. Malachi, / think you're
guilty"
An what makes you honor think
that" asked the Celt
These two men. who say they saw
you take the goods
An is that all?" asked Malachi.
in surprise. why. your honor. !
can bring two hundred men who will
swear Nhey didn't see me take tn.
goods. Case and Comment.
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Tulsa Boys Turn Down OF
fcrs That Mean More
Salary to Them.
ARE GOOD WORKMEN
Do Automobile Repairing
That Saves City Thou
sands a Year.

Speaking Of patriotism. it's lust like
charity, II has begun AT home. lHshi
here in Tulsa there are thirty three
men. all ablc-bodicd, endowed W.th as
quick set of brains as ever caroiod
beneath a helmet. and all capable or
earning from $40 to $50 more %
month than thcy are now drawing
down But they don't
The reason Patriotism.
Tho Tulsa fire department. accord
Ing to the most recent report Of the
national board Of underwriters finds
II difficult to keep mon. owing To the
higher wages offered I'm the oil fields,
23 new men having been appointed
within two years.
Many inducements.
This settlement Is correct Many
mon have left the department for
higher salaries. but there are many
who have not. many who VIII not
even though factories. machine shops
mills and other Industries continue to
place tempting positions before them.
They Ike the department. the work,
the regular hours. but most of all the
thrill of the game They are filled
with that spirit of patriotism which
will make any organization OF TINS
nature mighty machine for doing
good. Such is Tulsa's fire depart
mont
Last wear the expert mIchin'sts
painters automobile men. Curucntcrs,
iron workers ana cement workers OF
the fire department saved this city In
repairs ana constructive work moro
than $500. This year these Stme
mon will save Iu labor for the citizens
more than 10000
But they viii get no moro for the
work they perform. only tholr
wares "a place to sleep. and the al