davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
@nenace" trifirnet.

&opIiu, Vtl3iouri, oeu 150c San.
,<urucn / oen hcrpUrcubc Sor. eta.
tcra Siilrift4rct har iooQ Oilipct Gil
/ Sagcu moo "Mcnncc"
TubIiihing Complain % Nluoct9 llb
giucrc. Mdrpin @romL Nruct
EhcIpa, @iIbur =. Yhelp3 % Shco.
0orc Z. Molfer.
&c Silinlic par antlogcoc ior al
bare icubt SmlosIiterotlr mco 81.
item.
G~oriuorci hGpoebc. bI. a., al Nets,
l%orleIGelicn nar initiaerct al Den 70.
NEXT tatbollte Strife % al Eoliti
ferc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
en- blooie Kirfeitrio.

Scranton, Ia., bcn 16bc San:
Ct S1agsnnal, iom ibag opltoo
melem ripaliierenoe Saftioner Den
fotbolifc Menigbeo / 1u Eo1lt, re-
illtereoe /, at Ell Eerion blep orGbt
poa 6leffen, TO beoelis iuaret pg
minoit ct 9uiin andre alporlig ifa-
oeoe.
&nipe, Nepolpere og 9lllbber at-
peuOteS iom @uaben ,o1 blanot De
tilifaoefomne er If Mano af Na'
tiornlgaroen, iom nOfommanoereoes
iprat faa giort Slllt paa Slagsmoa-
let. Gre al Dem blep lipsfarlig iaa-
reoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

&rroien al lin Gienoont, eiter at
Smfoitninacr OF Sfntter er beiolt,
lod iicntc Northlpcitern 9nnen iioite
Nor IS Eroccnt paa inc nIminoc'
Iilc Itticr. otter az haze bcltrlot ollie
SnlfoitninOcr, in0bciattcnoe ll0lP8
Ill &c0IiAcholoclic, Hcntcr pon Gblt.
QotionCr oa Sfnttcr. BURLINGTON.
Wancn ticntc 16 Nroccnt pdu ale
line dlntiuNelilc Atticr til ct 9cleb
a 500. 100000; % on NJ tager
nllc %ernbancr (banoc bc luocn Sto.
ten 81 hc mcllcnitaiIiNcl ION tra'
ftcrcNc / Soma % lTdQcr Idrrnnclt
Ncrta lInuu0tIiQc g%Itticr, "&onoct"
~Iccrtlrct I'll en- cititc totlainl Sun,
iaa nil 0c fiuor, al ion NeIhco
tituit d oucr - Froccnt Nctto
,aa u.lc ililc 9Iftier i 1911. lcttc
,lto lcNtllort ior commissioner, 90
har tulllct mo0bcui'c 0et.
Erteritatc Gommcrcc.Nommiaiio-
utr var / 1910 tuitcmmil Al Ben
Cy'l.0inl. At ct Nompaui. ion tic
ncr i,a mtltt paa line nlminocli9e
bar %notUltcr not. Nlligc.
rel or (ar;crnc blct iorboiet e
t1r 'ca,t NtiolinQ ON ot uobctaIe
orcrljR,re 81. 100000 til Oi2ie Golf.
Gcunc @c'a.inl cr uo'ttot a en-
grippe @iUno ion Dor t,ooo Nil
"a Set tiltrcO@ icr, II ben
a. Nijuncioia@ %cGi@lunlr Ia'tiuttc
, Gcuta Naaia9ertart blcu lo0tlcn0t
n Be ToreucDc St0ter@ Mcirltcrct.
2cttc bar nan aliiomnteu giort IN.
Der |oa'fuN al, at man "rcgllle-
rcr" Observation-Disclosures"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
observation-disclosures.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

: e, rliSiiif %oiiiciel Melbing al
16oe San. er set ior ieritc 8anJ
llrunt, at Sp'fernc fiGmper inmmen
lneo Sprferne oglaa / Terlien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
ara Deroensfri0en.
aenoc WeIoing ira guoopeit al 17be
s~oriiriieI'e fra eioe 1

oenoc WeIoina ira @uoopeit al 17be
San:
Get unaorlfc Enrlornent bar ioog
neiop iproig meo ierite Toit paa
Sogsoroenen, bn Tremierminilter
8rep Elisa buo ON lillooell e til at
oibrnoe Acknowledgements ct Giebltf,
mems ban oiqop en- Nteo0eIelie. Son
oplpite oerpoa, at Wontcnegros Son.
&c og Me9iering hapbe onntooet ON
at ioo oobnc Observation-Disclosures.
(Stor @cppgeIic / Solcn).
"Ni iparc0e BERTH, lortlatte Eres
mlcrnliniiteren, "ot ferit nlua Mon.
tcncgros Nrne ncoIp9ge line Tnn-
ben uocn nogcn @ctingclie. Netop i
0cttc Gicblit bar III mo6taget Mc0.
ocIelic ON. al Mt~ontcncqro Qonr ino
pau bette. Sibcn bermco Dor ierite
Nctinaelie cr imeocfommet, nil
Observation-Disclosures siebllffelig
bli inolc0ct." (Stormcloc Ncgeiit-
rinA).
Npm 110c Gan. - st Torlpocn-
&c ira 9ltbcn oil uibc, at Giicrri0 ia!
hape bu0t Montcncgro TrcO pno iel-
1cn0c &ctinaeIicr: Eiterrig lorpliG
ter Jig til At gornlterc Montencgro2
tcrritoriuIc Hettiahcocr / Stlturi
moo al Ntontenegro til @icnQirlo
oucroragcr Ntount %cpcen til Otter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
MarfeD5beretntnQ

10. San.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
Smaa %&riosnptiier.

sra Berlin melodies, at EllsIer-
ne mi bar begpnOt Ell m Sffenlip
MOB Sprferne / Gaufoiis oper en-
100 Wfil breo Grout. Husierne bar
mobtaget itore TorIterfninger, %
SET inoremtmeS at Sprfernc bar
moattet gan tilbaqc llogle Wtil. Sra
Tctrogroo lpber Set ilig, at Hitsierne
bar Ilooet Sprferre tilbage og giort
ltort ari9Sbptte.
Saioo / Meiopotamien er Sprfer-
ne blet ilaaet al General Iplmer,
iom langS Sieri5 iler General
Soiunihenb peb altt-eI.S lmorna til
llnoiGtning.
Sra @onoon meOoeIeS, at aontro=
uerIen meQem Sperige % England
ongooenoc Tolttrofifen bar pbcrligc-
re tilipioiet iig. : Sperige bolbeS
ser nj tilbnge it~muu0cligc Wa9ler al
crQclit Noit beltemt til 9ll5lono. iom
@icnQipl0 foroi Gnglpnocrne britt
ger Yoit0ompere ira une lfanoinapi-
ife Same inb / airflpau OF piiiterer
Toiten. Nl Naffepoit ira Nnlerifa
iii Soerigc % bc andre noroi'fc San=
Sc blir oalnn bcilaglagt al GnglTn-
ocrne, ser betrugter. % ~behanbler
Noffepoit iom anbet 6rogtgobS.
@cdQe Sc 10 Hegieringer itonr ia1t
poa iii, "a ser er life lloiiqt til no
GEN i%norIig &a5ning al BET finfige
Nroblem.
Sra Berlin melocs Sen 1900 San,
at Nitsierne hor begpnbt Ell nm 81
ienlip / Sit for G5ernonit5 / @ufomi-
ia, l1pr @rpnien al NeSarubien.
Sire r~lSiiifc NnQreb poa Hoppen ifal
pGrc blet ilooct tiIboqe al Slterri.
gerne. Wten Ben pigtigite MeIotn9
tommer ira Aicip / Gualano - bpia
Sen er riatiQ. Zen goor ro pou, at
Ipiferne boiler pao at ronlme Sutif,
'om horcr I'll ocn berenlte "NUIt-
nin02trcfuut / Solhpnien. Mui9
bette err riQtigt, iaa iflIoe set tp0e
pan. at Nll2ierncS TreS pao Sen ipo-
Iige Gel al Gronten hoIOer pna at
uopiflc lig til en- aIporlig IiiTrc.
Set bIer iooor, Snsoag, opIplt i
Set brittle lluocrhuS, at iiol0c &c
oiiicicnc tuitc [absIiiter, beIrbcr IN
ifernca iomIc0e Cab liz til Cato ill
2,535,76S Nialo. @erof par 5SS.
9S6 blct orUbt pua SlngmarferL %
hcrtiI fommer 24,OS0 tnife SoIoo-
fer. iom or 0c0e al forltieui9e Ior-
lager. Sc iooyeOe3 % inuneoeS NntaI
opQipc2 til t566,549, mems $685.
1913 cr togct tiIiange.
Mcblcmncr AZ sc frantic oa britt
ifc Ncgicriulcr ifiiloc ignar Otter
miobo1 hoI0c nof ct GriaSroob -
bcmucQonQ / 2onbon. &c frantic
NcprrieutoutCr. Trcmicrminiiter
@rinnb, o2iitcrcnoe llbenriN@mini-
tier Sulc5 Gombon % Sen iorriG2
irnnite GriQaminiiter Nlcranocr
Milerono bar / Den I~nleoning font
met til Sonbon.
Sra Nlmitcr0om meboelcS, at Den
ipltc. eItcrriQife, blIgar'fc o. tprfi'tC
Sinan$miniitcr / n1itc llge pil holot
Ell Goniercnce / @ien for at brsitc
DC ire iorcne0c Hiecrs iinaniienc
StotllS % / SUGesifab taae piSlc
Torholo@rc8Icr i iinanlicl @enIecnoe.
Sprternc %rappprtcrcr, at %Troiel'
al set Ari9abptte sc gioroe pco %
Naicrcoe& Hcmning al Spolpiolel
AZ @alllpolibolpsen, Ilaa alllTffe,
Ill minbit 10 Miuioner Collars
Mieu bette cr Ell thrift Speroripelle
iagbe oSiiltercnoc &rigamini'te'
Sarolb Semrant ieaar / Oct brittle
llnberhiS. en- Sierbcoel euer II
| icnoeoeI al Sen nGpnte Sum u!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

Berlin 1SOe San. - 6eIqenoe
nUrucrc GnfeItbeocr ON, bporOo1
VontcnCgro fapitulerc0e fommcr
i0aQ ira y3icu:
Gen 1859 San. inoianot 10 mon
tcncgrinifc Wtilliitre oa en- 9(rtiueri-
major Jig hos Den eltcrrigifc Sor-
trop og llotaIte Enite ON at illbleoc
l(nocrhnnolinaer ON Nrmccn5 Gu.
pihlIotion. Gcrc2 Gnite bIep itrnr
bruqt til tompctcntc pitcrriNitc PIT
toritctcr, iom ipnrc0C, at Sen ioritt
Nctln1ellc bar, at Den montcllegrln.
tie Nrme lloen pibere ne0Iugbe fine
%nnbcn. @ca9e 0e TO Winiitrc for
bIeu / Gettinie, % Oe piOcre Gor-
hnnoIin9er blep iert peo @iplp al
2llrerer.
&c @aoben iom pil bIi oiIeperct,
cr ollie mooerne Sfpocnauben. Nle
p~oobcnierc Mpno / Montcnc9ro pil
bIi oronct / @rupper, iom inn otter
Sllr ifal oflcocre line @CuUrcr.
&ontrpIlen opcr Wontcneqro nil
hli opertnqct al Giterriq, og belle
@nnbct piI bli giennenleat, Ioa man
fan forpi3ic 'iQ ON, at Der life orQa=
niicrc3 ppbncoe Barber oppe / Ri
fro0cue. Nelc Sen monoli0e Nefnlt-
MING nil bli foncentreret / piSie 81
%itrittcr. Nuc @ncr og Snnbabpcr og
@uQhcr innpcIiom ole G%rnnaporta=
tion5miolcr, iprIig ~Sernbaner, piI
bli itilet umber eiterriQif apntrol.~
NcrIincrbIubene uotuIcr liz mcQet
oncrtien0cnoe ON gnmle SONG Nifi-
tna politiltc Alo1t, forbt hon /
WtooiUtning I'll Song Setter AZ Ger
bicu - bar ioritnaet, at De Nuiere-
0e| Gag or t0bt, % tnpitlllerer lite
oetlor at Naa / 2unoiIpQtigheo %
ucntc poo, al Sc 9Ilierc0c ifol pin6e
bans NiQe tiIbaQc Tor ham.
st NnQtc perlercr / Berlin ON, at
[~>toIicu M ltnI hare opNipet ole
NlunCr ON GcItngclie / NnIfonfum-
pn9ncu ~ Iorbercocr ii9 puo at ON
me Nlbunicu.
Vori@ t9bc San. - Nplgcnbc Of
~ijciclIc Mc0ocIeIie blep iooQ oiient
liQ0iort her:
Gen truuoIeic GitcrrctninQ ON,
at SEN montcuclrinlte 9lrmc bar Ia
pitltlcrct. innea at uUre iorhnItet
Ter mcooclc3 mi ira Ell nnocn Slide.
at Observation-Disclosures mcllen Otter
ria % NfontencUro cr tlct n'brltot,
"a Ntontcnc1ro bar iul0ct &c Al
Citcrril ioitiottc &ctiuQcIier ior
CucrQiucIic nb'oIut uontagelilc.
aouQcn Al N|iontcucGro, belle 0en
fon0clilc GumiIic "a SET Diplomatic
tie &orp2 / Gettinlc Itoor I'LL / @e-
arch mleo at ~nirciie iii &tolicn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
,fUroer1 cnHt.
S~oriirfielfe ira she I


Get orbinrrc @crNcn9toN Tom iftt.
Sc Qanct bcriro SCI. % blcu itertt
roriintct pon @rluno al Sen ltorc >>lt.
Ietroiif al %orcr % Ea@ioocrcr %
ton life aztec rpr sci. 1928. Yul
Sen ppcrinIotc Vlotiorm pur ser piit
inlcn iom loQoc Mcrfc til Ell ltilipr
bil u0iccn0c Ncrrc iom / liOltc Gic-
bIIt lttl pnn (oQct, huor han hauoc
rclcrpcrct liz en- rumncIip TIuo3.
Get uor Ytr. Toro, iom mi tiltronblc
Nlcmrciicu ionm1en meo ct Nur @co.
luaere. "a 81 N%crQcuatoact brute
M Al &crnb0ncbollcn, inrtc set mcO
liz Sen omcrit1uifc Grco2npoitcl. Tom
par Qaoct trUt a TGrOcn ollcrcot
pd0 oCn9 icritc Stopucltc0.
Zen nurifc SclcontiUn.
Golleuoc uoritc Gamer % Ncrrcr
bar c'tcr &nobu0clic bcihlttct iiQ til
At OcItulc / Norocrpcoitiontn: Nog.
h0nolcr Ghr. 2ubmoo oQ Nrlc
S|tdt2oopotdt Nuntou @rfcu % Grur
Nditor Nolilcuo. Nrptcn GrcNrift,
4}rrtt. Nrl Niariamc Nrrlp Trc
fem Tnum Stucut Ntrlru Hl0pota'
Slluer0Oi lbui@ han tuu iNO uDdrl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

Sneen gnoeiteoer ener Sdndtorier /
Slmerifa inar ili9e 9teiultater / &els
matisme % Nerpeimerter iom Sr.
@iornitaos Sdnatorium / minneapolis.
Wteget iaa er De Silfrlbe, iom lite
blrper helbrebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

fonlnle set rigtige nprrnere, mente
ban. Tor beller of ipore WGno emo
Wfatcriel blep enbel Sorraoo ganlft
pit eiterluot, iagoe ban, men BET me-
ite al bette blep poelagt.
Sen ipcnitc Hcgicring bar / Ser
lin ncolagt en- energiif Trotcit moo
Spbringelien al Sc %ipenife Gumplfi-
be "Gopelo" og "Silbur", mebbcles
ira Stocfholn. Gn l~lnoeric9elie bar
nemli9 gootgiort, al beggc oisle Sfi-
be blep faprct al Spiferne / ipenlft
Tarponoe inoenfor SerritorialgrGn'
len.
Gen tpife Seller er hi ioa bra, at
ban otter er ofreiit til Tronten. 5
Sorgaurs, Sirsoag, par ban laale-
oe5 fonlrnet til Niib / Serbieu, bpor
ban bupbe Ell 2onfcrence nleo Song
Teroinano al @ulgurien. Wobet
meQem Monarfcrne bar megct bier
teliot, heber set. s aeiierenS 6elgc
bar blanbt andre. 8eneralltabsHe'
Don S~alfenbapn, SSeltmarifalf bon
Wocfcnlen % flere. Song 5eroi-
na!lo bar leo'oaet al Trinicrne go
riS % Gpril, NremicrminlIter Gn'
0pilapofi og andre.
Sra M00rio mcobcleS, at 800
@loffer al Stllffo (eaer @ibsfolf),
ser bar icnot ira 3iirif til en- aieb-
nlono / Walaga, bar piit Jig at inoe-
boloe 1000 @epGrcr % 100000 Ta-
trorer. Wtan gjptter pna, at De font
nlcr ira SpItlnno, pg at sc paa Ell
euer onbcn Moabc ifllloe bape nrret
lenot iii Ell eIlcr onocn pprer'f 9lra-
ber1tamme / gtoroafrifu.
: Ell Gale / sen prolific 2anooaq
/ @crIin / NoraaarS Ilotalte Den font
lerUotipe Nr. BON Scp0ebrun0 blanot
onoct: Seq ifllIoe life orlfe at bore
6ct Nlniuar, Iom M %paahptler Dc
uUrlte al pore SLENDER, bportll oglao
sc Torcnc0e Stater mdu reglleS, Tor
81 set pes at foripne sc NQierebc mcN
Nmmlmition bar forlnnget arigc!,
ct belt Mar" SerimoO, erflGreot
hor, fllnoe Snifcrne irpbe liz / Den
uffeli0c ToIclic al at ppre llifploigc
i oenne arig5 HGbiler. Gereiter
bIep ser / 2anoou9cn itiitct ct iplin'
fer mt Tnrti, "0ct tpIfe Eurti"
WooiUtnina til - bpao?
: Ell ~ril5iiif %piiiciel Melbing al
l6oe San. or Oct Tor 1er1tc Oanl
nrunt, at Sp'fernc fiGmper Innner
meo Sprferne oglaa / Teriien.
Naaoe Splflanb og S'terrig hn.
"Qienncrn &c omerifunifc 6eintoter
Berlin o. SSien neolagt ell beItcnlt
Yrotelt MOB DC gniereOcs Sffllpn.
tion al Den grGife 2 aorfu. GettC
err ga Ell iniam M arGntelle al Gre
fcnlanoS TcitraIitet, tiger De, % CT
arunfeIie al Sraftater og alt iom er
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-06-26
HoME-LIKE HOTEL
The Waukeenah, Which Mrs. Claude
L'Engle Will Conduct in
Tallahassee
by j. H. Reese)

At last the people who have occas-
ion to journey to Tallahassee will
have something to remember pleas
antly after their visits, for Mrs.
Claude L'Engle will take charge of
the Waukeenah, a new hotel, at that
place July A.
The Waukeenah is situated just
across the street from the state house.
Part Of it is the old brick building
which has stood there for years and
was the residence of Mrs. L'Engle's
grandfather before the war. Part of
it is new addition, consisting of six
teen large, comfortable, airy rooms,
with baths and new furnishings, felt
mattresses and other conveniences
and comforts which greet the weary
Vayfarer gratefully.
1t is a long ride to Tallahassee
from almost anywhere, and to be able
to stop at such home will be good
news to the travellers, commercial,
legal, legislative and otherwise.
Lloyd's station, where the trains
stop twenty minutes for dinner, has
for long been the lone bright spot on
a trip to Tallahassee, and those who
would linger long about that boun-
teous and tempting board have been
denied the pleasure by the stentorous
"All aboard" of the adamantine con-
ductor. Now, Mrs. L'Engle's hotel
will afford just such an inviting ha-
ven. Her cookery is not excelled in
this broad land, and those students
of domestic art who wish to see a liv-
ing example of, domestic art in it's
perfection would do well to visit the
Waukeenah as soon as they have the
opportunity.
Claude L'Engle, former editor and
congressman, reduced to a state of
almost total helpiessness by trying
physical ailment, will have the help
of his bright and manly sons, Frank
and John, in looking after the office.
Claude L'Engle has the sympathy of
the entire people, with possibly few
exceptions, in his affiiction, and many
will find it in their hearts to help
along this enterprise which is being
undertook by his devoted wife. But
this is not sob story, and shall
make no appeal to sympathy. Hav-
ing lived in the L'Engle home / know
that it is fortunate circumstance for
the travelling public that Mrs. LEN
gle is to open the Waukeenah.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-06-26

George Starke, an old colored man
Of South Lake Weir, was brought to
Ocala the other day, suffering from
strangulated hernia, and in very
critical condition. He was operated on
and it is hoped to save his life, tho
both on account of the nature of the
trouble and his age his life is hang
ing in the balance. George is one of
the good darkeys left from ante-bellum
times. He was born a slave on the
plantation owned by the parents of
Mrs. E. Van Hood, and remained with
his "white folks" till long after the
war. He came with Mrs. Tobey to
Lake Weir over thirty years ago, and
remained the servant of that good
lady until she removed to Ocala. He
has always had the respect and good
will of the white people, and they are
much concerned at his condition.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-06-26
The Three Scutaris.

By this time we should all know
enough about the near east not to con-
found the various Scutaris-the one in
Albania. the one opposite Constantine
pie and the one in southern Greece. 1t
is curious that each name comes from
a different original form. The Greek
Scutari is otherwise Scatari; the Al
bantam one is the Illyrian Scodra. and
the Asiatic one is the Turkish Uskudar.
This last means courier carrying
royal orders from station to station and
commentaries the fact that this place,
the ancient Chrysopolis. or City of
Gold. was the starting point of the
Asiatic couriers.-Youth's Companion.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-06-26
THE FIGHT AT CARRIzAL
Story of How the Little Bunch of
Americans Struggled Against
Overwhelming Numbers
ASSOCIATED Press

Field Headquarters, June "a (By
Wireless TO Columbus, n. M.)-Trap-
ped and fighting against heavy odds,
the troops of the Tenth cavalry, en-
gagged at Carrizal on Wednesday,
charged twice directly into the jaws
of the ambush which the Mexicans
had laid for them. With bullets in
his arm and shoulder, Capt. Charles
T. Boyd, the commander, remained in
the saddle, leading his negro troopers
until they had captured the concealed
Mexican gun trench, when he fell
mortally wounded.
This was the gist of the first detail
ed account of the engagement from
American sources which was brought
to Gen. Pershing today by Corporal
Green of c troop, who was at Capt.
Boyd's side when he fell.
The Americans were fanked on
both sides by the Carranzistas, who
had partly surrounded the little COM
mand during a conference between
Gen. Felix Gomez, the Mexican leader,
and Capt. Boyd. In front was con-
cealed gun trench from which a
stream of bullets unexpectedly was
poured into the American ranks.
Corporal Green said that Capt.
Boyd, although wounded by the first
fire, Immediately gave the order to
charge, and the detachment rode at
top speed in a hail of bullets directly
at the trench, capturing it just as the
American leader fell. The Mexicans
retreated to cover in a nearby adobe
shack.
| Lieut.. Henry Adair assumed COM
mand and ordered second charge,
wrich drove through the shack, scat
tering the Mexican command.
Green said he did not see Lieut.
Adair after this charge and believed
that he lost his life in it.
Meanwhile Capt. Lewis Morey, COM
handing K troop, which was also
partly surrounded during the parleyi
occupied another adobe house with
his men, from which he engaged a
second detachment of the Mexicans
Morey was wounded in the fight
neither Corporal Green nor any OF
the other survivors reaching here
know anything of the outcome of that
lpart of the fight.
i 1t is believed, however, that he
may have collected the shattered
remnants of the American command
and is bringing slowly, and through
obstacles, to Gen. Pershing's lines
The survivors arriving here said thai
the Carranzistas circled far around
Carrizal after they engaged, ano
overlook and captured number Of
soldiers who had been holding horses
back beyond sight of the point where
the fight began.
/ Piecing together the fragmentary
reports which have reached felc
headquarters, all except Fl of the "a
men engaged in the fight have beer
accounted for. These reports indi.
cate that 13 were killed and II taker
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A esino Came

'.The average man fifIy years of age,
didacticaliy began Professor Pate. has
eaten 10000 pounds of meat. 1900
pounds of bread and 1900 pounds of
vegetables. drunk 1000 gallons of
liquid
And after going to all that expense
and trouble spoke up the old codger,
"he has been unable to build up a
structure that has anything like the
unqualified Endorsement of his friends
and Observation-Disclosures
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Bov {. Complaints in India

In a lecture at one of the Des
Moines, Iowa, churches missionary
from India told of going into the in
terror of India, where he was taken
sick, and that he had bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy with him and be-
lieved that it saved his life. This
remedy is used successfully in India
both as preventive and cure for
cholera. You may know from this
that it can be depended upon for the
milder forms of bowel complaint that
occur in this country. Obtainable
everywhere. Adv.
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The Limit In PoIiteness.

A certain professor is unusually cour.
teous. both in and ont of the classroom.
One day he made bonfire in his back
garden. The flames. creeping rapidly
through the dry stubble frightened
him, and he believed his house was in
imminent danger. So he ran wildly
down the street. crying at the top of
his voice:
Help. Fire. Fire Help!'
And then. as if thinking himself too
abrupt and urgent, be politely added,
so his neighbors say:
'That is. all those who can conven
iently do so."-New York Times.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, one block north
of postoffice on North Main street;
large, light bedroom with connecting
bath, kitchen and dining room; gas
stove and running water; electric
lights, telephone and all modern con-
veniences; S14 per month. Everything
furnished. Enquire P. o. Box 156,
Ocala. 6-20-6t
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Thirty-three have

prisoner. Thirty-three have come
into camp here in the last two days,
most of them coming afoot over a
desert, suffering the greatest hard
ships from lack of water
News dispatches from Chihuahua
City yesterday indicated that with the
capture of five additional prisoners
and captives in the hands of the Car
ranzistas now number p, leaving 16
of the men engaged at Carrizal unac-
counted for.
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Mr.. Isadore Rosenthal, who was so
badly injured in an auto accident
near Leesburg last week, was put I'M
der the X-ray at the hospital Satur-
day. 1t was found he had three ribs
broken besides other injuries. He is
however comparatively comfortable.
Mrs. Rosenthal arrived Sunday to re-
main with his until recovery.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; four large cool
rooms; rent reasonable; opposite the
postoffice. Call at FOG N. Main street,
or Charles McLucas at Ocala House
barber shop. 6-19-6t*
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Mrs. G. f. Granting and children
of Waycross, after a pleasant visit to
Mrs. Gramling's sister, Mrs. j. r.
White, and family, left today for their
home in Waycross.
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News, comes from Augusta, Ca,
that Roy Galloway, Ocala's young
baseball champion, has enlisted in the
Augusta military company and is now
in the state camp at Macon, Ga.
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OCALA OCCURRENCES

car. They were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Cate and daughter
and Mrs. S. L. Pritchard of White
Springs. The party left yesterday.
While here they were guests of the
Ocala House.
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SAFETY FIRST-Bring your pre-
scription to US. Then you KNOW it
will be filled exactly as your doctor
ordered, compounded by a thoroughly
experienced druggist. The Anti
Monopoly Drug Store. 15-10t
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ODD FELLOWS

Tulula Lodge No. %, I. o. o. F.,
meets every Tuesday evening in the
Odd Fellows hall on the third floor of
the Star office building at o'clock
promptly. A warm welcome always
extended to visiting brothers.
L. z. Yonce, N. G..
w. T.. Colbert. Secretary.
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SMALL CAR AT A BARGAIN

/ have a small car "a @10o Buick)
cut down and in fair condition, for
sale cheap. Cash or very easy pay
ments r. r. Carroll.
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ADS.
WANTED, LOST, FOUND, FOR
SALE. FOR RENT AND SIM
LIAR LOCAL NEEDS

FOR SALE-At bargain, 10-room
house one block north of postofice on
North Main street. All modern i'm
provements. Easy terms may be had.
Ii interested address Box 156. 6-20-6t
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A man named Dan Van Duel was.
found unconscious from typhoid fever
enar Fruitland Park some days ago,
and was sent to the Ocala hospital. He
is doing fairly well.