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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-21

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ltrefflifen Heoners. Sdon nollte er
lid Don Ser giibne en%tfernen, OILS i6ln
in beftiger @eile georobt muroe. 3ie-
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an einem Grl,nf @aiier geltarft nno
5mr Strafc bofiir muroe ibn1 bon Der
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-21
gieb 1nb 8rDpifpnen.

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3uTllhr 10000; felt; Stier 500
1000; aalber alr1o &inoer, $3.50
bis 1000; aalber S9.00-11.5O.
sdmeine - 3ufubr $4,000; felt
sn Sem geltrigen Illrd}ldmittsprels.
- Gurd2idnittsgclpid)t $3.50 bis
1925; 5rulleiit S9.75-9.90.
sdafe -3uTllbr $4,000; idnpad);
@iooer, 1855 - $50; 2%annner,
.$11.O0-13.0O.
@cfliigel - lie; Springs, lie.
Ger - 4rin1as 40-41c.
9utter-Greamcrp 32l@-Ss1l2c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-21

@enn gle etpas SIT bertaltfen, 81
bermietben babeu, ober cine Stennng
il1fen ober gu bereeben baben, benis
ben sic CUR Discriminating berIelben
Sic .aleinen Inseisen" i'm Ser SCI
mofrat", Ser Sbnen lideren grfols
BEL biIi9em Yreis beripridt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-21
Die Mdrfte.
Brp6ntte

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s1.53 Ie5, S1.611@ Msai.
aorn - 1875 1e5., 90as @iai.
SaTer - 473s 1es., 51M @iai.
8etreioe fir gaor - No. 2 rotber
@interpei5en, $1.s0-1.S01s; &orn,
91Ac; SAFER, STANDARD, 501@ bis
51Ac. :.
@erlte - $3.50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-21
Meuts aus &pd Sslanb

Sobll sSSobn1on, Ser aus Marl6al-
toiplt. SSSa., Itanlnlt u11o 9. 81. Wbit=
lep GUS Wsonte5unpa, sSsa., Der por
DEM erlteren beldnloigt apor6en par,
linn elmer, ~1perfbloien @bed gegebe1t
5ll babc,i, mlrbe eeltern burb $oli-
5ei=aRagiitrat 81 ie So lno ben 500
item Dcs Gerfabrens pcrl,rtbeilt.
SSyvofntion battc Sic @oli5ei telepbo~
Mid belladrihtigt, oaB @bitelp i)m
ci1lcll mertblplen Gbef gab, apas Die
Gerbmftllng oes 2ettere1 sur Jolge
bette. Spdter itellte es iid ieood) Ter
aus, baB sSSolnlion bell Gbef irber-
i)altpt nod nid)t nedieln gelaiIe Ell bot
te, i%poraltf oie 9eltraiung beioer Ser
lpnell erfolgte.
Iers17 Sabre alte SAP 8. Miller
lieb gejterll burh ieinen 1ad1ltelt
Irel1o, g. s.. MSiller, cine 5dei-
bungsflage inn Mnd %ssslalto &reisge-
ridt einreid)en, oie iih gegelt CLARA
Mtil1er ridtet. SsNt Ser @ageld}rift
miro bebal,ptet, oaB Miller bel Or
Laughing Der 6eiratbsN i5e1s lein M-
tef falid) all9ab, nod nid)t inn geleb-
li6en SITTER Itanb unb altBeroem nidot
Die @ilnpiIigung ieiner @lterl1 Datte.
9as @aar p%erbeiratbete lih ant 81.
Mobember 1916 nlto lebte bis 5nn1
3. 9e5ember 5nlamnlelt.
Cine entpiinblide Strafe mllroe
MoD SSsaefion aeitern ourd @oli5el-
Mngiltrat Smifb allf9eoonnert, oa Ell
All eiller Celebrate poll 5000 nnS
ben aoiten hcs Serfabrens perlr.
!. tbeilt mllroe, nad)oem ct ocs Dieb'
rygre seAHH
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02

Miss Leo Shelton gave "hope box"
party on Friday evening to the men,
bers of the Tuck a Batche club. After
the delightful hour spent in viewing
the enhancing contents of the hope
box delicious refreshments were served
The out-of-club guests were Mesdames
Fox, Arnold, Burke and Strousse,
Misses Horner, Gill, Weir and Fenton.
The Woman's Club will give "ten-
cent tea" at the home of Mrs. d. l..
Joehnck on Saturday afternoon, the
proceeds to go toward the bridge bene-
fit fund. All ladies' are invited.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will have an all-day meeting
at the home of Mrs. J. X. Lumbar on
June 8. All are invited and requested
to bring welI-filled baskets.
Mrs. W. F. Green entertained the NJ.
G. r. club on Friday afternoon. This
delightful meeting was brot to close
by the serving of delicious refreshments
by the hostess.
The w. c. r. u. will meet with Mrs.
George Cofman on Friday afternoon,
June 9. Special business and every
member is urged to attend.
Mrs. Joe Elmer entertained the After
noon Whist club at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Tucker, yester-
day afternoon.
Members of the F. b. G. club were
delightfully."- entertained by Miss Anna
Holmes last Friday evening.
The F. l.. T. club meets with Mrs.
Lovejoy this afternoon. Mrs. Kreider
will assist in entertaining. g.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02
PREVENTS "WILD-CATTING"
Arizona Adopts Statute Which Will
Remedy Many Irrigation Evils.

We have read with a great deal OF
pleasure an account written by Prof.
Smith, irrigation engineer OF the Ag-
ricultural Experiment Station of Ari-
zona. in which he tells of the pro-
posed irrigation law for this state.
From the account. il would seem to
us that this law embodies all that is
good in irrigation laws of most OF
the Western states and leaves out
that which is bad The hill provides
Tor a state water board. This board
is made up OF the governor, state en-
ginecr and the corporation commits
sion. 1t will be the duty OF this state
water board to fix the prioritics OF
the present bitches and all new ap-
propriators must make application for
a permit from this board TO divert
certain amount of water. The state
engineers office will have or obtain
data concerning the unappropriated
water in that particular stream. If
there is unappropriated wafer there
the permit will be granted, il not, il
will be refused, or will be granted on
condition that the applicants build a
reservoir and store the flood water.
Ii this water commission rightly
handles the problem. it will protect
the water users as well as prevent the
wild cat irrigation schemes that
have been so detrimental to some OF
the other Western states 1t seems TO
us that Arizona is on the right track
and ii she can pass the law as pro-
posed, she will relieve herself of
much litigation in the future.-E. Il.
House, Colorado Agricultural Col
lege.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02
TWILIGHT SLEEP
Moving Picture Will BE
Shown at the Grand

After considerable difficulty Manager
Todd was greatly pleased yesterday that
he was able to book the great film pro-
duction Twilight Sleep" for the Grand
on Tuesday and Wednesday. June ! 3
and "a.
The picture is altogether different from
/ anything shown on a movie SCI cen. 1t
human being and is so delicately pre-
sented that the most pruoish as well as
the most advanced thinker derives only
pleasure from seeing it.
In family matters. fathers seem to be
destined for back seat; yet equally with
mothers they are responsible for human
life and because they love the mothers Of
| their children they welcome any process
which means motherhood freed from
agony.
Requests by men of all types dncnding
students aud doctors) were so numerous
that the manager of the Grand. by spec
ial permission OF the motherhood educs-
tional league has made arrangements
fai men to see this great picture. In
order to do SO It has been found necessary
to revoke the Women only" rule and to
throw open the balcony to men whlls
the lower floor will be reserved for
women exclusively.
Therefore. whon mon and women. hus-
bands and wives. fathers ana mothers go
to the Grand they wave a fond
farewell at the entrances, one group going
upstairs and other straight ahead and
meet after the picture has been shown.
This is not done because there is any
thing shocking in the wonderful film
which portrays the greatest discovery
of the age the discovery that robs
childbirth OF its pam. but because
it has been an iron-cast rule in
showing the picture to segreate the sexes
This picture is marvel of clear peo-
tographs, of deieacy of treatment ao-
compnied by an illuminating lecture by
Professor Arthur H. Rolinick personal
associate and representative of DR.. Kurt
Sehlossingk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02

DR.. J. H. Samuel. Dentist. Office over
Rocky Ford National Bank. Office open
Saturday evenings. Phone Ford 90
Residence phone West i4l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02

For good hardy plants call on J. M
Little, H-mile west of City Reservoir 2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02

For Bibles and Testaments, small and
large and at any price, see W. H. Stamp.
5o4 So. Eighth St., agent for American
Bible Society.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02

Building sand for sale. At the old Bab-
cock sandpit. S. H. Harrison. Phone
Ranch | 63 or will be delivered. Up
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02

Johnston n Govcrno nrc head
aunrt rs for stock salt stock dip.
cotton cnke- ranhnae h Hess
stock tonic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02

IohsnstOn n Govcrno have just
received IS cur of cnmc .~csI-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02

Johnston n Goverao have just
received cnr of deUoins. Texas
Red see diod onts-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02

Overcome that High Cost Of Keeping
Warm by buying yonr Coal from The
Rocky Ford Canning Co., Tel. Ford lo6
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-06-02

Johnston n GiOvcrau have just
received " car of Ady Crow chick
food mud poultry suDplics-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29

cess in growing them in Latah coun-
ty.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29

tendance OF this period has been
unusually heavy. Among the cele-
brations of the final week a<o
Christmas programs-both morning
and afternoon. with the first for
children and the latter for az
folks; Charlie Chaplin Day; John D.
Spreckels Day, Alfredo romnasfno
Day and San Diego Day.
The second year has fu}fnfed the
hopes of San DioG1ns and the At
tendance has shattered big day
records for 1at4
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29

Miss Francis Olson arrived in the
city Monday morning from Portland
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Olson, South Harrison
street Miss Olson has been head
saleslady for the Vogue Millinery
company at Great Falls. Mont, for
several years.
Washburn & Wilson, after consid-
cradle success at buying thorough
bred bird dogs in partnership, have
branched out into motor cars and yes
terday purchased one of the new "1S"
series seven-passenger Studebakers,
which Agent Johnson will deliver
some time next spring.
An excellent Christmas program
was given by the children of the Bap-
list Sunday school Saturday evening
Each member of the school received a
bag of candy, nuts and popcorn and
an offering taken for the Armenian
sufferers brought nearly thirty dollars
with more promised.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29
The : News
In Brief

Mrs. O. G. Thornton left Wednesda,
afternoon for Yoncolla, Ore.
Tom Griffith left yesterday after
noon on business trip to Boise.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
son-Mickey Realty Co. Mist,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Williams left
Wednesday afternoon for Ontario
Ore
Miss Pearl Baxter of Potlatch is
visiting at the home of her uncle. A.
III. Johnson.
Mrs. W. e. Herrick and family left
yesterday afternoon for Cascade, Ida,
where they will reside.
The Misses Ivy Beckman and Emma
Liebneau of Asotin are guests in the
city Of Miss Lide Chism.
Gus Zieman a merchant of South
wick, Idaho, was brought to this
place yesterday and placed in local
hospital
Dwight Coberly, young man of
Oakesdale, is spending the holidays a
guest at the home of his friend, Ken
meth House. in this city.
Mrs Cora Campbell and son, Rich
ard, are here from Cheney, Wash,
for the holidays. They are visiting at
the w. H. Conner home.
Miss Precious Ross, who is teaching
in the Bellevue, Idaho schools this
winter is spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ross
in this city.
Ollie Krier, well-known former
resident of this place who is now in
business in The Dalles, Ore, arrived
yesterday for visit at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Ed Krier.
II. Glendenning, who has been Wis
iting at the home of his uncle, S. c.
!. Williams, left this morning for points
in Oklahoma where he will visit rel
atives before returning to his home in
Canada.
Free transportation will be provided
from the corner of Third and Main
t. the Firemen's ball Friday night at
the university gymnasium. Convey
ances will travel 10 minutes apart |
beginning at 745 1852 |
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29
GOING AFTER BIG GAME
Colonel ROOsevelt's Former COmpan-
ions Long For Wilds

CLEVELAND, Dec 29.-Two of Col
onel Roosevelt's big game hunting
companions in Africa-Clifford Fuller
and Kenyon Painter, are going back
after lions as soon as the British war
measures are relaxed, Fuller told the
Northern Ohio Fish and Game as
ISOLATION at its convention here to-
day.
Fuller said the Germans and British
have been so busy shooting each other
that the lions have been left alone
and are multiplying rapidly. Fuller
has been discussing the situation with
Paul Rainey Snowman and lion hunter
de luxe. Painter is millionaire
sportsman of this city.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29

ADVERTISING
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29

planned To make the final days of
the record breaking Exposition the
best of the twentyfour months that
it has been open to the world.
President Charles c. Moore of tho
Panama Pacific International Expo
sition at San Francisco; Mayor
James Rolph. Jr., OF San Francisco;
a representative OF the federal gov
eminent. President G. A. Davidson,
and others are to have a part IN
the formal ceremony half hour
before the end.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29

closing ceremony of the Panama
California International Exposition
January 1, and the Twenty first
regiment United States infantry in
camp on the Exposition grounds
will give its farewell exhibition on
the famous Plaza de Panama.
M a d amc Ernestine Schumann-
Heink, San Diego's great diva, VIII
sing Aud Lang Syne" rs the lights
are turned out in this beautiful
Dream City
Many other featuIeH are hainx
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29

Iddings of the college of agriculture,
reported today, a return of 2316
pounds of pork was made, which at s
cents would have made the financial
return $45.20 per acre, or at cents
S53.72 per acre, demonstrating that
war prices for field peas are not nee
essary in order to have distinct sue
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29
WHITES CONFESS MURDERS

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. 29.-John
Long and Henry Walter, whites, ar
rested at Ninden, have confessed to
the murder of John Reeves, his three
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29
RECORD RETURN ON PEAS
Agricultural College Demonstrates
That War Prices Are Not Neces-
sary to Success

From 1888 acres on the university
farm which was planted to field peas
and "hogged off" saving expense Of
harvesting or threshing Dean E. j.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29

The open-air balls held on the
grounds during the year have been
prominent social features of the Bx-
position period. and the gAyest OF
these will be held the closing night.
Originally 1t had been planned to
close the Exposition New Years
Eve, but the fact that this date
falls on Sunday caused an extra
day to be added to the two yeArn.
The final weeko of the Exposl-
ton have been filled with many
entertaining programs. and the at
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29

Whether my hat Is crown or
brim," says Glacia, Il will leave to
you to decide. All l care is that it
is the last thing out, becoming, Of
modish black satin and has gourah-
like, outstanding fringe about the
top" ~ Y H Special
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29
PORTLAND WEATHER REPORT

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 29.-Tonight
fair; Saturday cloudy, rain and snow.
Fair in the east Southwest winds.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29
Schunam-Heink viii Sing
"AuId Lang Syne," as
Lights Go Out at San Diego

San Diego. Dec. ...., 1916. Sol
A1crs, sailors, marines and awi-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-29

sons and his wife. Two negroes also
confessed.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26
aur5t l1tbtrlidt.

Der Nmfitanb in Der iriid)em
Samptitabt 1T idlimmer ais es
anfnngs idiem. Der 0eneral=
Gonnerneir lpll in ben 9anben
Der MnfitGnbiiden iein.
2mftidiffe nm lInterieeboote
besleiteten oas bemtIhe @e-
idipaber nadJ Der engliId)en
&aite.
0entide 9nftIdiffe maden
einen Mngriff nad) ben ensli-
fdem Counties Giier nnS Sent.
Die GnslanOer sreifen Gee
briisse an.
9emtldes SmftidiffseiduaOe
mad,t einen Nnsriff amf Sa-
Innifi.
Seatihe Nnsriffe bel @erbnn
i1perben angeblidj abgeidlagen.
slsqnitb erflGrt, iilaii iuerbe
snr 5iuangslpeiien Ginsie6nns
;iberseben niiiIen, iuenn iid) Die
Sail Der freiiuillig Gintreten-
Dem binnen iuenigen @uden
nid)t itarf erb0be.
G,eraro's gsofen flinsen boff-
nifngsDoQ.
gei Ga Gbapelle in Gotbrin-
aen iunrOen glnsriffe Der Dent
id|en smriifseidJlasen.
9e,ttidJe gleroplane iuerfen
gDmben anf Siinfirden.
Nniiiider slnsriff BEL @ar6u-
nuiufa abgeid)lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26

amgnitin Sirrea, Der Gbeiiefretar
fir sSrlano, fat i'm ensliiAen Bar.
lament befannt semadt, baf in Der
irildpen 6nilptitabt Dublin id)limms
NnbeitDriingen borgefommem iinb
.3w6If 9sribatperionen nno bier BIZ
fiinf SoIoaten ipnr6en erIduiIen, eff,
Die llnrnben nnter6riidt iuer6eu
fonnten. Die amfitGnoiideu batteu
bier oSer fiinf seile Ser 6anptitabi
oSIlia i'm 8eiik, audi oes Goitaebam.
ors batten fe iid) bem6djtiat mnb
Der Selegrapbenberfebr mar nnter.
brodlen. 3ablrei6e Ierbaftmnqeu
iunrben bprgenDmmen.
Rad ben nenesten seadJridlten il
Der Nnfitanb in Der irilden .Sanpt.
itabt nod nidt boriiber, wenn Sis
tngIiidtn 9epeiden and laaen, bis
SpIoaten baften bic Gitnation incl
in banb". Der General 0onper.
nenr, 3or0 8imborne, fd1eimt &c.
fansmer Ser AnfftGnSiiden an ieiu
mnb bon 0ieien aIs GeiFeI oafiir ee.
baIten 81 iuer6en, SaF man Gi,
gioger Galement fein aeib antue
Sc iin6 md offisiellen enalifdlen
geridlfen siuSlf Teripneu in Sen
Straktnfampfen sefallem mmb adlt
sebn cher tetnstbn beriunn6et.
9s6bere Gin5elbeitem iiber Den
slnfitauS in 9nblin iuerben ans
9onbpn 8emel6st. Ganady alma Del
AmfifanS bDn Der Sinm Seim 60
eietB aus. Nontag inittag erItiirm
te piOtlidD cine ansabl be,uaffnete,
WtGnner Sas i'm NitteIpnmft oe,
Stabf Iiegen6e Bot nnb Seleara
pbengebdiioe. @leidBeitia fanSer
Angriffe auf oas ct. Sfephens
Breen, einen srofen 9sarf in oel
Ndbe Der lfnineriitGt, mnb anf mell,
rere in beridjie6enem Seilen De,
Stabf seIegene 8ebGnoe Itatt. lie,
beraG selang Der Aneriff nnS 81,
Mnfitanoiid]eH batten nit einem
Sdlage beberrldenbe Stiibpunft,
in beinabe alien Seifen ser GtaSt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26
S(oft'S }or0erungen.
Srnppen bleiben
tn MerifD.
Sis yiAa Dtrni6ttt ii.
Dina mieoer einmal
eefunoen.

- General Septt Ioa anselpieien
iein, Sen. Sbrespn Jolsenoes flar
sii MAIDEN: 9aE bic amerifaniIden
Sruppen in Wferieo bleiben miiften,
bis Der 3tuef Der Grpebitipn err
reidJt mnb Sila sefansen senommen
ober feline Ernpen anseinan6erge-
iast ieien; oaf 5ar Grleidjternns
BEG Jelbsnges Der @ebrandj Der
Giienbabnen notiuemSig lei, Saf Sie
BON ben Merifamern snriidselalte-
men 8aarenienonngen frei gesebell
iuer6em miikten nno baf amIere
Srnppem Smriidsesosen merhem mir
ben, iuenm iie ooer Die merifaniidjem
Srnppem @illa gefansen aemommem
nno Ieine Inbanser pDllia anseinam-
oersejaat batten,
= Gen. Snnitun iull an Der lln-
terrebnng oes Gen. Seutt nit Gen.
Sbreaun teilnehmen.
- aOnInl eetdler in Gbibnabna
meloet Tilla iOae iedlssie 3eilen
peitlid, BON Satepo ieim,
@eneral Sel in 81 Yalu Tua
eeneral @anira in Snares bic Ser
lld)ernng geaebeu llaben, baf, bic
glmerifaner feincm Srube( IN ma.
den iuiinidltem, oaf aber oie gmeri-
faner luieoer idiefen ,uiirSen, iuenn
letne Srmppem snerft fdlSiIem. Ga.
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SnbessMn5eise.

@eltorben - beltte morgen ant
10 llbr, i'm Saule ibres gseffen Ser
mann ShlIdaro. 6rmi
Grneitine SdndarS, seb. Stabl,
@ittiue 0es gaitor slusnit Sdu6aro
bon gseu-gralnfels. i'm S5iten Re-
bensiubre. Die 2eide miro moraen
friib NIT bem 9:15 3use Der S. &
q. N. gabn nah Heu-graunfeIs ge-
braht imo BORT auf Dem ssrieobofe
in Gomalltaot beeroigt.
Die tranernoen 6interbliebeueu.
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pira ioa erflart Baben, ieine srmp,
pen miroen nidt idiefem.
= Gen. Sbreson iuir6 9onners-
tag in Snares eintreffen.
Vie Baffenlenbnnsem nadj
Ierieo baben felt 8esinn Ser Gr-
petition anfsebOrt.
-gs beiBt iest, Capt. Stills
ilno 2eutnant Dargue leien, nad)oenl
tie nit ibrem 2uftihiff perrngIiid-
ten 45 Stunoen lumber geIanfett
ebe tie auf SiiIfe itieBen. Sic
iparen oolIitanoig erldopft, ais iie
ertolid) bel einem amerifanilhen go
item anfamen.
= gs beikt, bic merifamiid)et
Sffi5iere in sSltares iuiiroen Garran-
50 erimdlen, bic aomierens siuiidlen
Seott nmo Sbreson in einem anSern
Srte ais 81 HaIo oSer esmarea ab-
baltem sm laiien. sSm 81 Taio lit Die
Stimmmng fir cine amerifaniid,e
Snterpention iebr itarf nnb lie
fiirdlten, bak Die @erbanbInnaen Der
aonferen5 oabmrdl beeintradtist
lueroen.
General @apira in SSuare5
lnlo aonIull Garcia in 81 9oIo iinb
lebr omit einperitanoen, oaB cine
&onreren5 3tpiiden Sbregon lmb
Scott itottfinoet.
- Sn Columbus limb pier meme
enrtis- gerpplane fir nniere Sui
oaten eingetroffen.