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CHAPTER XVI.


On the morning Of the twenty-sixth
Duane rode into Bradford in time to
catch the early train. His wound did
not seriously iEcapacitate him. Long
streth was with him. And Miss Long
streth and Ruth Herbert would not
be left behind. They were al leaving
Fairdale forever. Longstreth had
turned over the whole Of his property
to Norton. who WINS to divide It ~ he
and his comrades believed Just
Duane had left Fairdale With his
party BY night, passed through Sander
son In the early hours Of dawn. and
reached Bradford az he had planned.
That fatal morning found Duane
outwar11y calm, but fnwurdiy he Wa
In 1 tumult. He wanted to rush to
Val Verde. Would Captain lacNealy
Be there with his rangers. - Duane
had planned Tor them to be7 Hemosy
a. tAAt tawhy PoGein returned with
shAnoe pAssion. Duane had borne
houro ~ weeks anaa months q WI
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sound In his ears that was hot all
the rush Of the wind. Something drag
ged at him.
Apparently one side.of his mind was
unalterably fixed, while the other was
hurrying conglomeration Of flashes
OF thought, reception Of sensations.
He could not get calmness. By and by,
almost involuntarily, he hurried faster
on. Action seemed to make his state
less oppressive; 1t eased the weight.
But the farther he went on the harder
1t was to continue. Had he turned his
back upon love, happiness, perhaps on
life itself?
There seemed no use to go on far-
Their until he was absolutely sure OF
himself. Duane received clear
warning thought that such work as
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1 ing, had endured tho long hours Of
the outlaw, but now he had nc
patience. The whistle Of the train
made him leap.
It was fast train, yet the ride
seemed slow.
Duane did not speak to LongstretE
and the passengers in the car, changed
his seat to one behind his prisoner
The girls sat in seat near by and
were pale but composed.
Duane did not speak to Longstreth
| again till the train stopped ut Val
Verde.
They got off the car, and the girls
followed as naturally as ordinary
travellers The station was good
deal larger than that at Bradford, and
there was considerable action and
hustle incident to the arrival of the
train.
Duane's sweeping gaze searched
faces, rested upon a man who seemed
familiar. This fellows look, too, was
that Of one who knew Duane, but was
waiting for sign, cue. Then Duane,
recognized him-MacNelly, clean-shav-
en-. Without mustache he appeared
different, younger.
When MacNelly saw that Duane In
tended to greet him, hurried forward
to meet him. A keen light flashed
from his eyes. He was glad. eager,
yet suppressing himself, and the
glances he sent back and forth from
Duane to Longstreth were questioning,
doubtful. Certainly Longstreth did
not look the part of an outlaw.
''Duane! Lord, I'm glad to see you, /"
was the Captains greeting. Then at
closer look into Duane's face his
warmth fled-something he saw there
checked his enthusiasm. or at least its
utterance.
"MacNelly, shake hands with Ches-
eldine," said Duane, low-voiced.
The ranger stood dumb, motionless.
But he saw Longstreths instant ac-
ton, and awkwardly he reached for
the outstretched hand.
"Any of your men down hereT"
queried Duane, sharply.
mo. They're uptown"
"Come. MacNeIly, you walk with
him. We've ladies in the party. Ial
come behind with them"
They set off uptown. Longstreth
walked as If he were with friends on
the way to dinner. The girls were
mute. MacNelly walked like man
in trance. There was not a word
spoken in four blocks.
Presently Duane espied stone
building on a corner of the broad
street There was big sign, Ranch
er's Bank"
There's the hotel" said MacNelly.
"Some of my men are there. We've
scattered around"
They crossed the street, went
through Office and lobby, and then
Duane asked MacNelly to take them
to private room. Without word
the Captain complied. When they
were all inside Duane closed the door.
and, drawing a deep breath as if OF
relief, he faced them calmly.
Miss Longstreth, you and Miss
Ruth try to make yourselves comfort
able now" he said. "And don't be dis
tressed." Then he turned to his cap
tain. 'MacNeIly, this girl is the
daughter of the man I've brought to
you, and this one is his niece"
Then Duane briefly related Long
streth's story, and, though he did not
spare the rustler chief, he was gener-
Gus.
'When went after Longstreth,"
concluded Duane, ut was either to
kill him or offer him his freedom on
conditions. So / chose the latter for
his daughters sake. He has already
disposed Of all his property. / believe
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seemed ndunLlng anu urlViHS I'LL
| could never be carried out In the moo'
| under which he labored. He hung OF
| to that thought. Several times b.
slowed up, then stopped, only to go OF
again. At length, as he mounted
low ridge, Fairdale lay bright ant
the sight was conclusive check
There were mosquitoes on the ridge
and Duane sought the shade beneath
them. 1t was the noon-hour, with hot
| glary sun and no wind. Here Duane
had to have out his fight. Duane was
utterly unlike himself; he could moi
| bring the old self back; he was moi
| the same man he once had been. But
| he could understand why. 1t was be
cause of Ray Longstreth. Temptation
assailed him. To have her his wife
It was impossible. The thought was
insidiously alluring. Duane pictured
q home. He saw himself riding through
the cotton and rice and cane, home to
a stately old mansion, where long
cared hounds bayed him welcome
and woman looked for him and met
him with happy and beautiful smiles
There might--there would be children
And something new. strange, con-
founding with its emotion, came to life
deep in Duane's heart. There would
be childreni Ray their mother The
kind Of life p lonely outcast always
yearned for and never had! He saw
1t oil. felt it all.
But beyond and above all other
claims came Captain MacNelly's. 1t
was then there was something cold and
deathlike in Duane's soul. For he knew
whatever happened. Of one thing he
was sure-he would have to kill either
Longstreth or Lawson. Longstreth
might be trapped into arrest but Law
son had no sense, no control. no fear.
He would snarl like panther and go
for his gun, and he would have to be
killed This. Of all consummations was
the one to be calculated upon.
Duane came out Of 1t all bitter and
callous and sore-in the most fitting OF
moods to undertake difficult and
deadly enterprise. He had fallen upon
his old, strange, futile dreams, now
rendered poignant by reason OF love.
He drove away those dreams. In their
place came the images OF the olive
skinned Longstreth with his sharp
eyes, and the dark, evil-faced Lawson,
and then returned tenfold more thrill
ing and sinister the old strange pas
sion to meet POggin.
It was about one o'clock when
Duane rode Into Fairdale. The streets
for the most part we're deserted. He
went directly to find Morton and Am-
mer. He found them at length rest
less, somber. anxious, but unaware q
the part he had played at Ord They
said Longstreth was homo too. Il
was possible that Longstreth had ar
rived home In ignoranca.
Duane told them to Be q hand In
town with their men IA case he might
need them, and then With his teeth
locked he set Of for Longtreth's
ranch. 4
Duane strobe through The bu1hes
md trees. and when nsaxing IL porch
~ hoard loud. angry, familiar veices.
Lonestrsfh ana Lawseo were ~uafrels
~ aealn. How Duane's tueky star
epido6 himi He nd - p1aa - -
tsoA III - brdin - eonae - =
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he'll live up to the conditions Hes
to leave Texas never to return Chcs-
eldfne has been 4 mystery, and now It
n fade"
\ few moments later Duant follow
"a MacNelly to ! large room, Nike :
hall andahere were men reading ard
smoking. Duane tnew theG
vsngeGDl
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state thar b, the cas-" ~ the Demo-
|uatc counties W, should like TIE
Enterprise to undertake to rofIte thnt
statement. comparing pre- irn county
officers. office bS office. those ~
Gran. county with B|crralil.u san Mi
,pucl or almost any ~ the other
standpnt' Republican counties T.
MA, elect Tor purposes 81 compari-
SON.
10 be- exact, fair in making It's
comparisons the Enterprise should 90
bach over the record ol the past III
teen years. with which 1T D. wholly
familiar u might tikc tine office It
.ounty school superintendent ana
point how mlny count" school SUI
p~criutcndouts Grant county has mad
who were unfamiliar with the fact
of the death at rhriptophtr columbus,
OF whose chief interest m the office
a.. the purchase ct school desks ~
carload lots. or school visits at 50
per visit. We viii men gladly fur.
n,sh ,nr comparative records for the
same office from Hcruall.o county.
IN the same name We will chocr-
iJlly enter into a CONT ar'son OF any
other county ofaoo from the commis-
sioncrs to- the probate iudeo.
In all broad minded fairness we
would like To ask the Eptcrprisc To-
state definitely and specifically
whether or not it considers such per-
pctuatiuu in county office 49, has &C.
Cured in Grant county ~ be- as oh.
i|rctionable and e he same character
ard as %prcJudic,ll To- the public m
t,gcst ns the Hubbcll regime ia Der
rahllo county ana the Romero regime
IN san Miguel county.
This y u campaign IA which the
Teopie are seeking hard, established
facts and paving little attention 10
plitter,ng gcneralitics.
We viii chccrfully furnish the facts
a. to Republican county .dministra-
tons during the past nttc,n years. Il
the Enterprise VIII auUul, 20. complete
pd specific nistot, p satdIus Demo-
cratic county ~admni-tru IONS during
H." same period lu this way the
people VIII receive e ~ al deal OF
tdluahlc information a- fu the kind
. 49,.
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OF the nation. to withhold from Amor
can mothers and American ycvrg
men the sacrifices which war vouiG
have forced upon them. To- leave
Nmcric, free 60 press on Co. her hIsh-
.,~; destiny or national prosperity and
rational ideals. TO |-lforuard tbs,
rights uf ,hc citizens ot thi- nation
10 whatever quarter they wcr" d--
sailed 90 teop tho beacon light cd
human hope. aud aspirations toward
ucc government shining at % porir,l
when darkness had cugIlfod oll
Europe and was reaching out ms naul
10 the home OFF free go crnmen's here
la tho western h~vWI.uhcT,
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\ W~cll.knoWu youus society mairon
of Sew YORK Ia>t week. Paid Sl.u'
for a pokine~o dog wcighin- f''
pounds. This U.s. u land e the FREQ
and equal bot $500 q pound Tor
y urthlcss dog meat does Seem sinful
IN % citv whore So many 90. uulnlc to
dig up the price for d0-oant beef.
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lccu authorized eos nm InCI rUal ulNlsa
tu is.J, roV -no't tcrW tr,asui
note, for three billion rubl,s "tsl.5i5-
o00. 0GUD The imperial uNasc is IN"
l. 81, word in modern war nance. %
Issues unlimited securities 'ascd vhrl-
IL on the rzar's W~oll-known ail!au
with IN" NlmIghtN
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glus Naibington luiro gemeloet,
in 9fesiernnssfreiien lei man Ser
Aniidjt, oaF Sentidlano In Ieiner
Note iidl in bortrefflider @eiie per=
teiOist nno seldift berDorsefoben
babe, oaf 9entIdIanb in Ser ssiib=
rang oes Observation-Disclosures iei=
men SerIprefnngem trem ge6lie6en
lei. IS luiro and betont, Saf uer-
fd}icoene Satiadem ansefibrt ieien,
oie in ernite Grluagmns aesogen iuer-
ben miiRten. Samn Geift es aber
and in elmer 9cpeId)e, ser Gra5i=
bent let Der gniidt, Die oemtIde Oie-
sieruns babe 0nrdr bic Witteilmna,
Oak eites ibrer l1nteriee6oote nm Sic
3eit Der rSmiier" aataitropbe, in
6erielben 8eaen6, Elm ,Grieasidliff"
serienft babe, seDifermakem bie
sorpeoierans Der ssmIItr" snseitan-
sen, senn jones r&riessidiff" mill
ie bier Snifer" seueisn isin. Crt,
Set nns Art bes Angriffs itimmten
NIT benz Angriff auf Sen Suffer"
aberein, nur bic NelAreibnna Ses
Sdiffes itiutme niMt, aber Der Be
feblsBaber Ses itRterieeboots babe
ses SAiff js MIR oar6 sas Be-
risfop beobd6tet nnh es fSnntem iidl
alfu in ftiner Nei@reibams nmS lei.
ner 3iAnans Srrtamer eimseld,li.
den bhben. Nan iutrbe bic Mnae-
legeHBeit bente in Der 9nbimetts-
Ftang erSrtern nmS Samn zine lam
gere Note mad 0eniAlanS idlideu.
iiber bic iidJ Der yraiSeut nnb Ser
64aatsiefretGr Ispn aeeinist fGtten.
Ifit anbern Wprten man ipirS sic
6eHtfden GrfIGrnmsen rnfTdtslos
bei Seite id5ieben, lpir6 bic entfdjie-
6ene 8Manptans, Saf bentid)e lin.
ferfeebootc ni6fs NIT benz 1tmteraana
ses Suffer" si fnn gtbabt 6Stten,
ntdlt bead)ten nnS uir6 i'm 8eaen.
tell Derlmd)tn, ans Der oemtIdlen
Garifeammg eiu Sdnl6befenntnis III
fsrmmliereH. 8enm I'D, oie SadJe
iuirflidl 10 brrbalt mic IN bieiem
Sepelden aeiast lit, bann fam Sies
nnr oa5m 0ienen, Den gerSadjt at
beftatigen oaf man in 8ai6inston
mnfer alien 1tmitanoen einen 8rndl
NIT 9entldlano berbeifabren iuill,
oenn pon oeni, mas man ans Ser
oentiden Note beransleien nil, lit
andv nidjt bic Spmr oabon uor6an-
ben. @ielleidlt hOfit man bmrdl Gin
feinoiidDes Sorsebem aesen Sentfdl-
lamb mn6 ieine ger6anSetem Sas
Nniehen ipieoer 81 astuiHnem, Sas
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ltiania IN &irftpaa aneebalten nor
ben. Die @nglonoer bobea tbnt
bort 1000 Sade NIT &oItpafetelt uno
$4,000 8allen uncertainties: Sbit
abgenontnten.
Der ipanii6e 9ampfer yeSaime
IL" 1T anf ben galearen NIT Der
geiaknns Ses frans0iii6en 9am=
pfersu Sega" einsetroffen, ben Elm
bentid)es ltnterieeboot torpebierte.
Der 8apitan Der y@esa" iagt, Ser
8Efeblsbaber Ses 1tnterieebosts babe
ibm sebn 0iinuten 3eit selailen, iei=
ne Sente in Siderbeit at bringen
nab ba6e ibm snsleid) seiaet, iuenn
iein SdJiff Elm ensliides mare, mir
De er es ubne @arnnng torpebitrt
baben. Setteres ipirb mol rid)t ua6r
Iein,
9os ,@iener gageblatt" 6eboup-
tet, Der Gbenlifer Or. SUIT in @uoa=
pe1t, Der grfinoer ser 8olfran1=
Sanpe, babe elm Gerfabren entoeft.
Gleftri5itat oireft aus Dem aoblen.
itoff Ser 2ltft 8ll getpinnen.
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boIer zWlINenfall
lnlere srnppeu in
garral angfgriffeu,
WiNeriprebencs
uabriebteft.
Qruppen tpahrld,einlid
nid,t ,llriidee5oseat.
Huf allie mSglie,keiten
vcrbereitet.

- Nm Wtittiuod) lit In ser Staot
Sarral ein beflagenstnertes nn0
bielleid)t folsenIdlueres Greisnis
paiiiert. glls cine 9lbteilmng oes
13. &auallerie Regiments, oas
pDn Der oerseblidDen sSagb anf @ilfa
smriidfebrte, Onrd) bic StaSt ritt,
iunrDe ans Dem .6interbalt anf fic
geidoiien, Die Sploaten iafem ab
mno erluioerten Oas fseier. gtadJ Ell
ner Sepeidle ans Gl GaiO unrOen
150 Werifaner set6tet, luabreno mn
lere Solbaten einen Spten mmS 20
@eriunnoete perluren. Sieielbe De-
peid)e melbet and, es batten Gar=
ransa S0loaten an Dem Nnariff
tetlgenummen. Gen. Cbreaon, Scr
merifaniid)e &riegsminiiter, beridl=
tete iiber ben lleberfall an oen @e-
neral Wauira, ben Sefe6lsbaber ser
Garran5iitas in Snares. Sein Be.
ridt ltimmt in Der SanptIade, Dem
9lnsriff Der gepobner pon 9arral,
anf Die amerifanilden Soloaten,
init oem Serid)t ans Gl gaIo iiber-
elm, iueidJt aber in Ginselbeiten BON
ibm ab. gtadl linn iinS sic ameri-
tamer mlttags nm | ltbr in Die
Staot sefommen. Der gefebls6a6er
Der Stabt benadrid)tiate lDfort IT,
rem gefeblsbaber, Saf ne bic GtaSt
luieoer 81 oerlaTen bGtten, Der ge-
feblsbaber Der SplSaten traf aud,
MnitaIten, oies gerfansen amssafiib.
rem. Sn5wiiden iuaren bic geute
in Der StaSt suiammenselaufen unS
profeitierten anFs Gifrisite baseaen,.
oaf amerifaniife Solbatem, obne
GrlanbniS Der merifaniIden WehSr-
ben, IN bic StaSt fGmem. Die GiDil-
bebOroen perindten, eimem 9pnflift
81 nermeiben, ss mar aber berse6-
lid, Der 3nlammenitpf fauo ltatt,
etn Amertfaner lpnrSe get0tet nnS
mebrere garser non Yarral ipurSen
periunnSet. Shlieflidl selams es oem
Staot SrGibenten ssoie oe la ena
Serrera nnb ben @eneralen Garcia,
SasanO anb 6ernanSes sie 2eate IN
bernbisen. Die stmerifaner oerlie-
FEN oann Die Staot, - Sospeit 0e.
neral Sbreson, oeiien geridjt natiir-
lid! ttarf i'm merifaniidlen Ginne
sefarbt lit. Die 9epeide ans 81
EalO lest llinsn, baf nniere SolSa-
ten smansis Meilen IiibiidD pOn Bar
raj tbr Eager geha6t batten anS mnn
anf Sem 3iifiueae maren, nm nit
benz @eneraf Gerifimg in Sateoo
lpieoer cine @erbinSnng bersnitel-
len. Nfam alan6t, baf lire sl6idJt
non mebrereu Werifanerm ansIpio.
inert nno bun linen mebrere Gt,ln-
Den, bebor ole SolSaten 9sarral err
reidDten, oortllin gebradlt luorSen
iuar. Die Sepeide bebanptet and,
DAP Oielenlgen bon BEN Staot6eluo6-
nern, Die Den lteberfaa mntermefmen
luoliten, iidl in ben @rG6em AT BEL
Den Setter Scr Strase berbaraeu
nno oak Die anSern 8eiuobner bpn
ben Gipii6eborben Sen Sefebl erbiel-
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lnnlbns fir folid erfldrt. San but
te es Der 9eadlaiiigfeit ser in 60
lllmbus itationierten Soloaten 8nge-
i6rieben oaB Der lleberfaa Grfolg
batte.
Nus 81 9aio miro semelOet,
@ila ief6it befinSe iidJ in Ser @s-
birsssegenb nabe GnaSalpmpe St-
OalgO. Sin Sell ieiner srmppen itebe
bel Gilar Sc Gondas, 35 Meilen 0lt-
lidD pom Earral, ferner bei 81
asne6litat. 81 gsaae sc MllenSe nnS
Santa Grn5 Sc Serrera. Sin Sell
Der ieeteren babe Dor elmer Asodys
Die Staot Simenes gepliinoert.
gine 0epeIhe aus @aibington
bebaltptet, Die Mebr5abI nnIerer
&epraientanten uno 8unoesienato-
rem lei gegen Die 3uriif5iebllng Ser
Srnppen aus Werieo.
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Surge meberiid)t.

8ei @eronn berrld)t idledj=
fes Netter. Die 9perationen
Sanerlt fort, iueroea a6er Onrdl
Die 9iegensiiffe sebinoert. Die
sSerlmite Der Jransoien betra=
cen biz iett 10000 Mann.
9ie syransoien beidieken
Sen 8abnbof bei gsobeant in
9otbriitsen.
glnt Sonnie gaf in Sii6-
S.irul jaben nene &anlpfe be-
gonnen.
aleine 8efedte finoen i'm
0iinasebiet fat.
I Die GnglanSer beitreiten, bei
SauuaDnt ilt Meiopptanien
5000 Wann perloren at haben.
rotefte gegfn GnglanSs
bOlferredJtsiuiorige 8eitim-
Hlnngen bleiben tuirfnnsslos.
l1niere Gesiernns lieit an
aeblid) ans Der 9lntluort
2eiitid)lanos in Ser lInteriee-
bDot-9lngelsenbeit Elm SdJitio=
befenntltis berans.
Die Gnalanoer bebampten,
iuIeber einen Siea am Siaris
crrnngen 5it f)aben.
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ten, iidJ ppn ben Straken sm bal-
ten, mas, int @iberipritd nit Gbre-
guns 8erid)t, Elm Wiitiuirfen Ser
gipilbeb6rben BEL benz lteberfall an=
benten miiroe. gls Sic amerifani=
iaen SolOaten bei Garral anfamen,
ioll es amsgeie6en baben, ais luenn
Die ganse Stabt bDn ltenidem
uerlaiien lei. 9as Sdiefen 6esamn,
ais Die Soloaten nitsefabr bic Mitte
Der StaSt erreidt batten. Der @or-
fall lit natiirlid Elm iebr erniter 1tno
er miro nod erniter, iuenn es Sat
iGd)e lit, bak Die 8ebDrben bon Bar
raj nno Die Soioaten an Dem lie
berfall teifsenommen ba6en. SIN
ltebrisen iit es nidt sm lemamen, saf
naiere Soloaten in ipferm Gdmlo
an Dem @Drfalf trasem, baf tie, in
ghdDtadtnng erbaltener Sefeble, IN
cine merifaniid)e Staot einritten.
&sas mnIere Jiesiernng : tmn iuirb,
meik man nidt. SIRE Gage tit gern-
De feline leid)te. 9as 3niammen-
treffen Der sSoroernns Garransa's,
mnIere Srnppen snriifsnsieben, NIT
Sieiem lIeberfall in garral fat iie
iebr erid)iuert.
Son merifaniider Seite, iuirS
alf's GntiAieOenite beitrittem, oas
merifaniid)e SplSaten an Dem lie
6erfaa amf bie 9lmerifamer teilae-
nommen baben.
= Sn i6ren Dffisiellem Sepeldlen
iiber ben @orfall in Garral nimmt
Die Gorransa Megiernma bie Stel=
lung Elm, oah nnIere Soloaten bmrd
ibr uncertainties Ginorinsem in Bar
raj Den gan5en @orfall perfdnloet
bGtten.
9lns 8aIbingtpn miro gemel-
bet, man lei BORT Der 9ln1idjt, oaf
irnlere Gesternng angeiidlts oes gpr-
fails in EarraI Sas @erlamgen Gar
ransas nid)t erfiillen nnb lire Srmp-
pen nidlt siiriifsieben iperoe. Cine
Sirefte Slemfernns nnierer Heaie-
rnns feblt Bis iekt anS mas in Sen
Sepeidlen ans Balbington sentelSet
tuirb, III nnr Gei6p6t.
- Mns GI gaio fuirb semelbet,
an Der 9rense, bpm Brownsville,
Ser., big nad San Diego, Sal, lei
man poiitGnoig anf alle Gpentmali-
taten oorbereitet. 1900 GoISaten
itieu aaf bic nerIdieoenem Grte an
Der Orense berteilt. Nae mterifani-
fAen Asitatoren babe man oerbaf-
tet pSer inter idarfe amfFd1t se-
itellt. sSn Sort Ylif isllen 5000
Mann iteben; uie srof oie Garni-
ion in Snares lit, iueif man nidjt
senam. Yfam glanbt, Saf Garransa
iid n,ilitGriidj bollfommen seriitet
hat, isnit bate er bic Note nidjt
nadl @aibinstun seidtift.
Sect beiBt es pieoer, oaB in |
@uapmas aIles rubig lei. sfouliral
@insloD iagt in ieinem @eriht
nihts BON irgeno tpel6en llnrnben.
- Cine 9epeide aus 8aIbinston
6eGanptet, Gen. synnitem babe, 10 sn !
fasen, nnbeidrGnfte @ollmadlt er-l
balfen, 81 tnn, mas er fir gut err
adDte, nm nniere Ernppen in Nericu
sn idliiben. Wian slanbe in aoIae
oeiien, baf er lueitere Srappen mad
Wferico id)ifen perbe. Die SepeldJe !
lit nidjt Offisiell.
Gime SepeIdbe ams @aibing-
ton 6ebamptet, nniere 9iegieriima
lueroe Garran5a einen &ersleidl por-
idllagfen nno i'm nm Die Grlanbnis
erlndDen, Die Grnppen nod breifis
Saae lamger in Werieu laIien 81
biirfen.
General sSliniton bot cine gr-
fldrlitg nad g8aibington geIhidt, |!
in Der er ale gfngoben Senator
Sans iiber, oen lteberfoa ouf So. |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-14
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bier elngeeBt, melOet man aus Ghi=
cago, Inn Dem iingoiitilf)en grei-
ben uno Der allgemeinen &riegsbebe
@inhalt 5u eebieteil. sSn elmer pom
38 gertretern bieliger firdli6er @e-
meinoen lmo Der @eld1ftsmelt ab-
gebaltenen &onferens tpuroen oie
Heriten &orfebrungen getroffen, iill
cine itarfe @egenbemeglmg gegen
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gs muroe 8n oieienl 3pefe porer1t
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ben Hlan 81 elmer einorildspollen
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nno in5piiben cine geeignete Bro-
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bentiiben, BEN nlarnlieren0cn @eriida
ten oen 8ooen 5li e1t5ieben, pon
melhen Die @eld1ftslpelt in slnfre.
gltng gebaIten miro lilo Die alsf Die
gan5e getuerbIihe Satigfeit I1hnfesso
iuirfen Serner ion oarnilf bingear-
beitet iperoen, oaB Die perihieoeneii
elemerte oes arnerifanii1en BoIfes
frieoli6 suIammenleben uno mirten
luo fdaffen.
Beitere 8erbaftimgen in Dem
dngebliben 8onben aonlpIott,
ourh tpelhes oie 3eritoruns
engliif)er S6iffe ino anlerifo-
niider Mnnitions- uno @nf=
fen 6abrifen betuirft mer0en iolfte,
baben nm DonnerItag in Nen Oorf
ftattgefnnoen. Die lesten ss1baftier-
ten fino ian,mtlid ais sSnseltienre
aiif Dem Norooeutlden 2fopooant-
pier yJrieorih Der @roBc" anqc-
itetlt; es iinS:. @arI O. Sd)nliot, 50
Sabre alt. Gbef sssneenielr. leipie
Die i'm Hange zines bierten ssnae-
ilieitrs itebenoen @eorg 9raoel, SO
Sabre; @ilbelm Haraoies, 80 Sab.
re uno 5rieorid @arbaoe, 81 Sabre
alt. sSerner tpuroe elm SaftbefebI
seeen einen Or. 9aIter Z. Gheele
erlaiienL oeiien anfentbalt 5urseit
iinbefannt lit. &on Ben am Wsitt=
nod &erbofteten lollen ser aopit6n
aarl bon aleiit iotpie ser Gleftrifer
ernlt geder @eltanoniiie obaeIeet
baben. Sb Dos auf @abrbeit beru1t,
TT ieoof iebr 5peifeIboft. Die amc-
rifanliden &eporter baben bis ieBt
iobiel gegen Die 9eltihen 3uIon1-
menfabiiliert, oaB ibnen obne unum-
itoBlicbe gelueile nidts geelaubt
neroen oarf; ieoenfaIIs lit aud oie-
Ter leste 8eriht fiber oie anaebIidl
abaeleeten @eItduoniiie tpieoer cine
frei erflmoene @iinhbauiiaoe.