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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
Cbme 0asrate
IN nom bentisen Sase. on, infOlsc Oe'
perlausfen ReierenoumuaBl
Cincinnati.

Gie Solee oes @erlGngens, oaB be.
3iiglih Der @oSrate bon IS Gents pro
ia,ien6 aiibitfiib imo Ger pom Staot-
faib ebeniallS glteebeiBeneu monat-
lidlen Rinimalraie bon 50 gents eiile
MeIcrenonmabltintuuing itattiinSen
ioG lit, oab bon heitte ob fir Die Staot
Cincinnati iiberbaitpt feline @asrate
eriitirt, bis Die Staats lltilitdten.
pehoroe eine Mate ieitieBt.
Gin giedfsautabten in. Sieicn
Sinne rat geitern StabtanpaIt
Charles Groom oem 8oriiser oes ge.
lelid,tungsfommittees be5 Staotratbs
Gcrraro geigel 5ugeben laiicn uno
aud cine slbitriit an Die Staats llti.
liidtcmbeb6roe in Columbus eefdH0t,
hit hoddt pabrideinlit ioicrt oie no.
tbtgen Sdyritte tbim ipirb, I'M elne
Ratc ieitsIiesen.
!Serr Groom erfldrt, baB init Der
Ginreifling Der Neiereiloirnpetitio.
lien oas Sntrafttreten Der neilen Sr.
oinan5 inbibirt iuirS uno neil Die tenn.
poriire sIbmnduing iiir Die sSortbaiier
Der aIten Gate am Sreitae ablief. MN.
mebr iiberbaitpt feline Rate eriitirt.
gSGtrenS Die observation-disclosures
,hmebt, hat Ger Staotratb aud fein
Jledi cine moere @ate ieIt5uieben,
Denn er nid)t uorber Die reue Sr0i.
many init Der 80 Gents Rate fpiber-
riift.
Inter bieicn llmiidnben lit einsig
ino ai!cin Die Staats lltiIitaienbebor.
Oe 5.litanoig. i'm einc Ratc arBube.
rallnlen, Die in Strait iein miro, Biz
ore observation-disclosures erioIet lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
Weiterer Gripla
Garl Sabn tit nunmsbr alih nod jnrt
Sirigentrn bss sIricu Wianner'
d,ors pon Srupflpn eriuaBlt
nurDen.

gBie s,itern aus Rsp gort genet
BET tpurbs, lit 5srrn Carl 0a6n, oem
betannten 0trigentsn uuo W}uiitcr,
Der betanntIi6 Elm SObu oes bieiigen
beutIaen piouiers uuo Wiuiiters
Serrn sbeobor Sabu lit uu6 aud ben
8runo gu isiusr muiituliItea Nus
biIoung bier gelsgt bat, in Der Metros
pole esa Oitens cine psiters 4nsrten>
uung geporben.
oerr Sabn, Der Ieit gsraumer 3eit
in Rem gort anfdiIig uno Diri9srt
beg Retp gprfer 2lrion Iopis bes U}ps
sartpersius in Rem gprt 1T, puroe
nunmebr aud gum 9trtsenteu bes
arion in groOtlpn srtpGblt, pss @ers
eins. Der befdrntlih ii9 i'm perfloiies
nen Sabre ssIesentlia oes Sdngerie=
ites oes RproDitIiden SGnasrbunoe5
ben aaiIsrpreis ero6srte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
El0elid,er Sob.

2lnf ofisnsr Strabe ipuroe Der 60
Sabre alte 25omas MurpbD, ein pss
bahloier drmer 3eufel, seitern 4ben5
bonn 5obs sreilt. gr battle iih 3uiaInr
men nit sinem ebenfags pbba6loTen
eefpiiien gydtrjd Wopbs auf eine5
gdnt jonI Der Gsplanaoe an Der
6. Strabs binssiebt, unb lie nlrea
i'm 8esriff, iib an einem aeFel Bier
giitIi9 All ibun, ben iie iirb NIT einem
erbettslten gtidsl sritanbsn batten, alg
Miirpbp. pom oer3ibiug setrofisH.
bepnbtlos 5nIdmmen5rah. @ertebrs=
poli3iit aRrGortbill, Der hinsuaerufen
purbs, Iisb glurpbD nad bsm itdbti,
fd]en Soipital brinssn, mo bic asrSte
nnr nod ben bsreits sinsetretsnen 5oo
feitItelen ipuntsn. iporauf bic 2sihe
nah Der Morsue ii6erfiibrt purSe.
Woobs tpurbe pom McgprtbilI ipesen
unsebiisrliGen 9strasens perbaftst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
unfdue.

Don Slid t5nnen Sermann
airhusr, BON Ro. 673 Crescent Abe,
uno Jrsb. Runts, bon No. 1893 Mlor.
ton Strdbe, iassn. bab iie seiisru
4benb BEL elmer apliiipn ibrer 9lutos
mobile. o5ne S9abeu Su nebmen. be-
pcnsetommen iinb. Serr Sir6ner
fubr bic 8ilbert 2lpsnue in n0rbli6er
Ridtuns enilaug unb ipoIlte in bic
Gilmore Strabe eiubiesen. dls e.
nit fsinem Graftpassn nit BEN
automobil BON Jreb. Runte, Der bic
@ilbert aosnue in iiihii6er RidtunJ
entlans fam. tollioiris. Der 3uTams
msnprnll srfolste nit iol6er @stpafi,
bab Ssrr airhner aus ieinem 9s=
fdbrt uui bic Strabe seftblsub.tt
ipurbe. ST fam iebo9 irobbsm NIT
benz S9rsden bdpon. Runte fpurbe aes
borig bnrdeinanber esriittelt, ab.r
aud nidt osrIsbt. Oabinesssn purcen
bic bsioen araftipdsen BEL bem GU
iammeniiob btrnrt sussri4tst, oab iic
ni6i ipeiter benubt tperben ipHuien.
= Ssbr slimpflid fam seiiern
gormittas Der so Sabre aIie Maurer
gbarIes WuIfetamp BON Der Tupios
ion glpeniie. GbeDiot. babpn. als an
bem gleubau 30. 527 saerptr place
cine Msaasr einjtiirsie. nobel sr nit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
1emtid5es 1beater.
2Pcrsen Abenb u@erseltnus", SdJan.
ipiel in Srei 2lften, bon @alter
4loem.

| Die 4uffiibrung bon Walter 9loeH'2 {
breiattigem S6auIpiel .Yergeltung"
morsen abenb i'm 9eutiden 9beatsr
pirb ii9 unitreiiis gu einem bO4in.
tereFanten Greisnib geitaltsn. Oas
Dert bdt in Deuti6lanb, ipo es in
pielen WieOetboluneen auf ben eritsn
giibnen esIpielt iuorOen 1T unb no4
gsipislt ipirb, serabe5u 2lufieben srs
regi, bsnn in ieinsr Guberit ruirtungss
ppllen Gonitruttion unb Der li9
Sdlag auf S6lag entfpidefncea
6anolung ipirb Oasislbe DON teinen
Der nsueren unb neueiten bramati=
i6sn Gr5eugniie errei6t. Die Nirs
flung auf bic 3uiGauer 1T frappant,
9loem psdt nit bem eriien auftriit
i9on bas 3uiereFe unb bdlt e. bis
aum Isstsn Wort fsit seieiIslt, ni9t
fir eiHsn Waoment geitattet er Ill
Ha9laiIen Der inteniiDen Spdnnung.
Die 4uffiibrung bes S4auipisles
ipirb, ipie Der 9erIaui Der proben &C.
Seisi bat, nihts Su iuiiuifen iibri9
lalieH. 0as gan3e periondl III BE-
i6dftiet unb bic RollenDert3eilung CT
fclste berdrt, baB jebs 4Iartis 81
poIliter Gsltung sebra6t iperben faHn.
Grdulsin 9elene Sod, uniere 10 bers
borrageno tii6tige uub temperament
poIle srite 2iebbabsrin beionbers miro
nit elmer @lan5leiitung eriten Ransss
aufJmourten @elegenbeit baben, getpi5
cine pilltommene Rahri6t fir Die
pislsn geipunberer pieier ausge5ei9'
nstsn aiinitIsrin. anbsre srdger fiils
renber RolIen iinb Gle S4mtb Gors
tp, Hidarb 2eui4, Reinbolo Sums
msrebl, auguit Weber Gisen, Wiap
9isbri9 uno anbere.
6 sm6ss no6mals 6etont isin. baB
bic @prIteauns sstpib Elm iehr tart
6eisbtes Saus 5ieben ipirb, pesbaIb
man fb beute nod Sibe bslssen IoGs
te. @orOsrtauf fin6et itatt in BOB
unb aatamp's 9lpotbets, 0ins unb II.
StraBe, 9el. Canal 1917 unb gOr
Office i'm @ranb Opera 9ouie, lel.
Gdndl 401.
Die polliiGnbiss RolleubsisBuns
morgen NbeHb III:
Or. Sans BON qlrnim, profsiior Der
glsitktit Rid. &eui9
Grneitius. feline 5rdu
glIe S6mto Gortp
GluuOins Oeblidldssr. aon5ertianss'
rim, Grnsitints ShDeiter
Selene Rod
2lIfrso bon 4rnim, asutnant, gruoer
bes profsfOrs Reinb. aumWtrebI
Jrau &uuti6mdun, 3immer0srmie'
tkrin Selene Buerger
Stojsntiu, guri6e bes 2sutndnts bon
qrnim Rob. SoHnenberg
5sofpis. Sausmdbdsn bel qrOfefor
BON glrnim Wlsta SieruipdIot
5ran3, Disner BEL profefOr Don
arHim GriB 5aube
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
Gusgeplnnbert.

Sorrp GrIep BON W6oreIanO, Sno.,
battc geitern Abeuo bier cin bodTt
luiIiebiama5 9l6cnieuer 81 bGteben.
Gr n!iroc, ais er DIE 2Seit Sedite Str.
ertlang ging nor Gem 6mtie gfo. 425
&elt Sed6te StraBe non einen balm.
lml9eu SSarbigeu nit einem Sauoiad
nieeergeid,Iadeu ,ul0 Inn ieite aus
$50 beitebenoe 9oarid)oTt beraubt
Srlcp lpliroe pom ser Boli5ai nab Dem
Soipitol eebraff, mo CT lid cine
&opfipilnDc, Die ibnt bonn Sanbiaf
rcritriatt Dorben, perbiuben IieB. mo-
rauf er 6as 9olpitaI pie6er perIieB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
aleiae Observation-Disclosures j..

- 2lus Der Bobnuug bon Sobn
Douglas, gio. 1856 MontgOmerp glne.,
purbe geIterH eine gploene Samsnubr
i'm @srtb pOn $125 geitubIen. Der
Ypli8ei fpuroe bel Der Wlelbung bes
0iebita6ls aud Der Same zines Mans
oes ulitgetbeilt, Der I'M 8erbaht itsbt.
ben 9is6itabI oeriibt 5u baben.
- Geprge s.. 8ieie Don @9itaso
ino Carl 5duffer Don SNloinnapplis,
Snb., tpuroen geitern opn ben Detet b.
tires @enter unb Gernbarbt auf Ser
oa6t bin psrbaftet. sic Iolen bier
2oOie fir einen ungebli9 ausSuIpies
lenoen 8auplaB in Wustegon, Nli9.,
Dertauft unb S6affer ipa, tpie bereits
beri9tet, ben 8eriu3 gemaht 5aben.
Don 5rau Sate SpeenD DON gio 23S
SalprenceSroBe lu1tcr Dem 8orgebcn,
lie babe ben SauplaB geponnen, an
angeblihen 8ebiibren $14 su srIans
gen,
Sm Gematrium Oes ,yueenOec.
ridytS beitr0ct iid1 sur 3elt Die 10
Sabre aite, 9Ilmo Sberberg miS Enp'
ton, g. Ole geitern al,i Irice 0iQ BON
Ser &oIiSsi auiGelriiien tpirbe. uno
ole ibrem (SeitiiHontB 5uioIge ibren
}lu6eb6ri1en ourhBegauger lit. Gle
2lu9cborigen oeS WtaodJens rpl,rben
bon feiien gerbnihmg in Senntnib
geieyt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
etarb an grauO,uHnOeu.

Die so Sabre aIte ssrai sfbelheIo
&iricrins itarb seiiern in ibrer @ot.
|nuna, Ro. 1900 GourtIano slpenlie.
9crIuooo, al @ranopnnoen oie lie
am GIerltaa 0apoueetrasen battc, aIs
re i'm Sole Ses Smiies trodeneS 9allb
|1erbreniren tuoIlie. Sas aIelo Der
tSre;iln lpiirSe pon oen plSeIid, empor.
Ioocrnbeu 8larnmen ergriifen iino che
auf lire !Silieriife slnsctUriee ber5ei.
elieu lmo Die 1lannien eritiden fonu.
fen. hath 0ie @reiiiH 70 idapere @ranb.
Diinoen oaoongetrasen. bab Der jll
siatbe ec5ogene slr5t ibren 8ilitan6 70.
fort fir boifnitnsSlcs erfIGrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
gtmpiratii6s ai6ttr.aDmmittee
Simeon N. Johnston, Yorsit1sr.
Rslihlas aHsslss.
Gterblid)fei eitsb


D1innis glad. as. 1926 on 12. gir..
grnnbnunben.
gitlia Siearns, 8. 2130 German
Ctr. 2unssn.ntsiinbnus.
Narp Keller. 80, 2428 Hrdmer
Qlbe., aliersi4wdte.
eorsn3 Rsumann, 66, 1920 Asacss
Ipe., Hrebs.
fsnrb GAuebain, 80, II on g6ars
lctcn Ctr. llnfall.
JuIius Wenblanb. 81. AZ M.it
Corp Str. Str3leiben.
eeopoib Sdleibsr IT,. II. 3446
Igotbsrion Roab. S6ipdte.
5pbn aoebmsl. 50, q OF DC
Midsn QlDs, Subtrtulois.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04

9eriiien fpurbe. Der Ysrunsliidte
ipuroe iofort mad oem itGbtiicben sos
ipiial gebradt, ipo bic 2ler5te tonita>
tirien, baB er NIT elmer unbebeutenbeu
&opftpunbe unb elmer lsi6tsn 9srs
lebung am redten 2(rm baponsetoms
men ipar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04

in ieiner g8obnung gerletuneen erie.
zen, Die or in Der gtaflt bonn Sonners.
Tag sam Sreitas oauongetragen bate,
ale er in ieinem Snltie iniolge eines
.Sc1ItrittS Ole 9reppe niis oem 5ipeiten
stcdrcrt tintcrriifs berabgeitiir5t
ipar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
Seutidle ct. SObannes @emcinOe
(S. @. GiienIohr. Naitor. }

Nlorgu 8orluittaa in bern regeIrli'
higen GuttesoieirIt miro Serr 8idlter
MIfrco g. Sltppert IN obiger
Stride ipreGeit. Ser @otteShienii
nlntntt ieinen glnfane I'M Die gap0bn'
Ii&e ShutSc, 10 ubr @otrtittaes, ltnS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
ssbssitnr,.

@ie Coroner Or. sSoertineper &C.
iiern benadriftiet tullroe. lit Der II
Sabre 0lte Yeienbinber N1ihaa Sc.
srieI, BON gsO. ai6i @bs1ler strabe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04

Gtimmt fit @eantan, republ.
9auSibat fiir GOuntp Aubitpr.
--sIussieA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04

iii Sycoermann bet bertVeIben bcrtlid,
piQtummsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04

3u oerfaufer atReitbeHs
SCI Beecber Ctr, J9uInit Siq5
213r6diges grid, Got so bel 1876
/ Simmer. aQe upberneu BequemIibieiten
9luf Dem Sieuers Guplifat iiir $4,000.
gerDnhret fir 5000 per Snhr
Be31blt iiber 1916 Retto
gIugebot Oerldngt iDfprt
Senrp &. 6Settel, 8erfuufsselgeHt,
6lO--614 Bropioent Saut GebGube
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04

Jfd1peH 6EIIaIldletrtIdr 0Vus. Y
Menisr nod isiHen 5inausberiat err
itattet aHp gJrdiioent S6pdab ben
Oelsgaten no6mals ans Ser3 5elegt
bate, ben aampf segen @ifon uro
pumersne bis gum SdIub Der Wabla
bubeR am 9ienitds unentpegt fort3us
i.Bsu ,erfOIgte 9ertaguug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
gu perfaufen-SarmeH.
9serlanst - @Gnnlidl.

Sunae, sum Grerneu eines euten Sei6dtts.
I'M gueeusldier 5u mu1eH. q. SsIetu Bro,
495 9fnee Strube. boS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04

0eutf6er anabe, peldler ,uiuens III, 3a
arbeiteH uHo ous geiohdfi su erleruen. Ran-
sufrdeen bei Nef6lop, 1919 Sine Ctr, sin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-21
AMERICANS GO To
CARRANz|STAs' AID
or AMERICAN CANAIRt
IN ROUTE TO REINFORCE
COLONEL Gt<O
Rumored That Fighting Has AIrcad,
Occurred iictwecn the tarfan-
xi-tas and the VII
listas

Ell. pAsO. Texas. March Il. One
of General pershing's three columns.
now on a forced march from Cruces
10 Namiquipa to reinforce carransa
troops under Colonel Cano. IL re-
ported TO have been engaged in a run
ming fight with the viilistas. IT 70
fighting has yet taken place II is
expected that clash With villas
rear guard viii occur In the next
twenty-four hours.
The seven aeroplanes which are
with the American expedition rest
ed on Mexican soil last night near
Asceneion and within few hours
of the Namiquipa battle field
Early today General Gayira. Car
rama commandant at Juarez. had
received no further details OF flght-
ing. He sent request for additional
information and replies are momen-
tarily expected
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-21
CARRANzA MAY GRANT
AMERICAN REQUEST
BELIEVED THAT HE MILL GIVE
PERMISSION FOR USE OF
MEXICAN RAILWAYS.
The First Chiefs Friends in san
Antonio Are Urging Him To
Take This Course With
out Delay.

SAN ANTONIO. Iexas, March 2t.
That General Carranza viii grant
the request of the United States gov
crnment that American troops be
permitted TO uso Mexican railways
for transporting supplies to interior
points is generally believed here.
kilograms urgently advising tho first
chief to aecede to the request were
forwarded to Queretaro last a.ght
One man in San Antonio who is be-
licved to have more influence owe.
Carranza than any other has recon-
mended to him that this course be
followed without delay. Put un-
limited trust in President Wilcon, .
is the concluding sentence of the
telegram. Us ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-21
Is THIS ANOTHER INSTANCE OF
"TEUTONiC FRiGHTFuLNEss. !"

LONDON. Mar. 2i--British fam
lily doctors are in quandary. The
finicky chronic patient who has been
accustomed TO taking a red. saffron
or green elixer isn't satisfied with
the color now Neither are the
family physicians. according to the
wholesale druggists. but there is no
alternative The eochineals for the
red tonic that does the chronic so
much good. while IL Is red. is get
ting scarcer and scareer The in
noeuous saffron which Is secretly
put into the bottle Jus; TO make the
mixture yellow is about exhausted
and the chlorophyll which forms the
basis for a pretty green Is simply IN
obtainable. Meanwhile the chronic
dyspeptics and other suffering chron-
les are getting sicker and sieker-
Some have fired the family doctor.
but that does no good. The Ger
mans have the dyes and wiil prob
ably keep them until after the war.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-21
WIN
BIG VICTORY
THE RUSSIANS HAVE BEEN SuC.
CEssFrL AT BOTH ENDS OF
Soo-NIIE FRONT.
SLAVS ARE ACTIVE
New Russian Offensive in the East
Has Attracted Attention Prom
the Fighting About the Vrr-
dun Fortress.

LONDON. March 2i.---Distlnct
Russian victories nj both ends of an
eight hundreti-mile battle front this
afternoon overshadows the fighting
about verdun where the Germans
have made further advances.
The battery OF hcav, guns against
General Won Hinlenburg'S front in
the north forced the Germans To
withdraw from a salient south oI
Narocz lake. The German war of
flee admitted this retirement in the
official statement this afternoon. de-
claiing that the rctrea, was made
necessary To avoid annihilation Of
German troops by eacircling artil-
lcry fire OF the Slays.
General kuropatkin, Russian conn
mander-in-ehief in the Japanese war.
commanded the army that forced the
retirement of the Germans.
Russian victories In eastern Cali
cia renders precarious the positions
of the remaining Austrian forces on
the north bank OF the Dneister river
aud forecasts the beginning Of new
Russian campaign against Bukowina.
This is sinificant in view of the ru-
mored entrance OF Rouniania into
the war.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-21
.FLANkING At TACK
AGAINST The FRENCH
THE GROWN PRINCE IL TRYING
TO FORCE ABANDONMENT
OF NtLA>COIRT.
The French War office Admits That
the Nalaueourf Offensive Has
Been Partially sue
raNsfui.

LONDON. March u pafis dis
patches received here today declare
that the crown prince. by flank
Ing movement from the extreme west
is trying TO force an abandonment
of French positions northwest OF
yerdun The German offensive west
of aalancourt followed failure II
an attack east OF the Meuse The
crown prince is now employing nut
cracker" strategy on a narrow sector
ten miles northwest OF the yerdua
citadel.
The Mglancourt offenasye wao par
italy successful. the French war of
flee admits. The German troops
are advancing from Regnev!ige along
the river bank IN an effort 10
squeeze the French out OF the vii
.lages OF Culmerea and Cathcaneourt,
behind Dead Mans Hlii TO force re
tlrement from the forts northeest
OF verdun.
By the use OF flaming liquids and
heavy artillery tire the Germans pen
etrated French trenches directly ives.
.of Malaneourt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-21
THE WIRELESS EQUIPMENT
Army Officials Fort Sam Houston Believe That Amer
cans Are In Close Pursuit of the Bandit Leader
Transportation Service Will BE Augmented
by Ffty-Four New Auto Trucks.

of second consignment Of
fifty four auto trucks requested by
General Funston yesterday Major
Samples, commanding at Columbus.
reports that the arrival of the nes
hlpaent of trucks viii relieve the
most pressing transportation necss-
aity between Columbus and the
troops ia the field
The trucks will BE- operated BY
factory experts who will be undsr
military control.
There ia already In operation in
the supply service between the field
base and Columbus fitty-foug trucks
and three wagon trains OF twenty
seven wagons each Major aamples
advised headquarters that five Of
the seven aeroplause that left for
the front had arrived and the 9TH
er two we're expected to-day They
viii be used Immediately by General
Perahiag in scouting work
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GIVE WILSON
FREE HAND
CONGRESS- WILL GIVE HIM Az
THORITY TO CALL oUT
REGULAR RESERVES.
AMENDMENT IS UP
organization Bill Would Enable
President to Add 10000
Men to the Army.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-An
amendment giving President Wilson
a free hand to call out regular army
reserves in case of war or threatened
hostilities was made by the house
today TO the Hay army reorganiza-
ton bill. Its effect would be 10 in
crease the army by 5000 men AT one
stroke of the presidents pen without
awaiting action by congress.
Late this afternoon congress will
finally vote on the armor plate bill.
Voting on the amendment viii be-
gin at o'clock. Its passage is
certain.
Final vote on the Hay bill may
go over until Thursday. 1t is prac-
tically foregone conclusion that the
measure will finally pass.
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SAN ANTONIO. Texas March Il
80 hot has become the pursuit. =
Francisco Villa through the noun
tains south of III Vale that General
rershiag has apparently left behind
his wireless equipment and dispens
ed with reports TO headuuarters.
General Funston has absolutely no
word from either casaa Grandes 1t
ri valle today Not even the Gus
tomary strength repor, nor the ROD.
tine reports from the guartermaater'r r
department have been received
Army officials here believe that
this only means that General Perah.
ing has found himself 80 close 20
the fleeing bandit that everything
has been subordinated To active par-
suit
Word has been received here VI
the purchase Last night and dts
patch by two special trains to Co*
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Bt>kFRs OF ~ MID-wEsTERN
STATES DISCUSS PROBLEMS

CHICAGO. March Al BANKING
problems OF the middle west were
discussed here today at the convcn-
tion of the Bankers associations Of
the Central states Presidents OF
the Bankers associations OF the fol-
lowing twelve states were To- attend
as delegates Illinois. Indiana. Iowa.
Kansas, Michigan. Minnesota. Mis-
souri,. Nebraska. Wisconsin. Ohio.
North Dakota and South Dakota
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THE BIC PUGS READY
FOR SATURDAYS FRAY
JI-s WILLARD DECLARES THAT
HE II READY TO MEET
FRANK MORAN
Moran's Friends, on the Other Hansi,
Are Satisfied With His Gonsii.
tom sorbest Picks viii
lard A. W inner.

NEW YORK. March II Jess
willard today announced himself on
edge for the ten-round fight with
Frank Moran Saturday night The
champion will be content for the
rest Of the week with comparatively
light work
Moran Ia expected e. pat on a live
session this afternoon. Every one
In his camp expressed complete sat
isfaction with hts condition. Moran
whaled into his. sparring partner in
o business Ike fashion this moruiag
He ggowls at Intruders aud generally
dlaports himself as one ready to eat
raw meat
Jim corbett. former heavyweight
champion. saw Willard for the first
time yesterday la his opinion VIII
lard Is as good 9r better than the
big men who have held the title be-
fore him when they we're in their
prime. Hls prediction IL that Moran
viii stay the ten rounds only on a
nuke Corbett hasn't been very
successful In picking winners In the
past. so Moran's friends express sat
isfactlon over bis verdict.
Freddy Walsh says Moran com
pleteiy outelasses Willard and can
win when he pIeases.
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BRITISH AND GERMAN
OESTROYERS BATTLE
EOUR BRITISH VESSELS ENGAGE
THREE GERMAN DESTROY
ERS YESTERDAY.
T,,o German Boats Hit BY Shells and
Fo,u British sailors Wounded.
The German Vessels
Escape.

LONDON. March 2l.-Four Brit.
ish destroyers engaged three German
destroyers off the Belgian coast yes
terday. the admiralty announced this
afternoon.
Two enemy boats were hit by
shells from the British destroyers.
-Four British sailors wese woundei
The German vessels escaped 70 The
naval base at Zeebrugge. Belgium
after a running fight. according 20
the British admiralty statement.
Berlin claims the flight of the
British destroyers and reports a mum
her OF hits scored by the German de-
stroyers-
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KNOXVILLE HOTEL BURNING.
ct ESrS BELIEVED SAVED

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. March 21.-
Tie Hotel Imperial. located IL the
center of the business district OF
Knoxville, was badly damaged by fire
early today About $50 guests were
IN the building. but it is believed all
escaped The loss was estimated az
S150.000.
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THE AUsTR|ANs tvACUATE
DR|OGEHElD TO slAvs

BERLIN. March 2i-After de-
Tending positions for six months
against Russian attacks the Aussriaa
var ofice admits thar the eyaeaa-
ton by the Austrian troops Of The
Usciex Usclezzo bridge head and
trenches TO the northwest
The positions were battered to
ruins By the heavy pounding II the
Russian artillery The bridge seat
lies thirty-eight miles northwest of
Cxernowitz
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THE SECRET LEAKS OUT
NEW CHAMPION EXPECTED

CHICAGO, March 21.-The secret
is out. Jess Willard is to become a
proud father. The stork is due to
arrive this week. Jess has four chill
dren already. His friends hinted
today that Jess recent illness was
something of bluff. that he was
expecting the stork's visit and did
not want to be away at the time and
was too bashful to take the public
into his confidence.