davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1916-12-08
Roald Amundsen.

Capt. Roald Amundsen, the dis coverer of the South Pole, is now in New York getting supplies for dash to the North Pole. He will take an aeroplane with him, which he will use in an effort to fly to the pole after he has reached S8 degrees north.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
9entides arieaerbenfmal. in ..Ghina.

9entides arieseroenfmal in gbina.
Sn aller @tiGe tit, tpie 9oer 9ftofiz
atiiae 2lobo1 beridtet, in, @bina
Elm 11eues 6eutihes .9entmal erriatet
moroen. Sn Peitatbo babena i'm. berz
gangenen .Sommer einige Mannz
f6aften bes Sftaiiatiiden Marinez
Oetabements uno bes Sorpeoobopts
g 80, Die our @rbolung bort netl=
ten, aus eignem Mntrieb ibren in
Sfinstau ~gefalenen aameraben einen
9entitein erbaut. !9art on ber 2an6z
ftrobe, bic bon @odD .point mad
Weitenb fiibrt, ltesen Sic @iler Der
beuti4en @eianotfdaft unb ibner see
eeniiber Die 8araden Der beut1hen
@9ubpa9e, iber 0enen Die beuti9e
ariegsflagse tpebt; elm .Mnblid. Der
in Sieien erniten 3eiten bas 9er5 Der
poriibersebenoen Deuti@en ooppelt
bod i4lagen ldBt. l1nb. bor biefen
einfa9en 8araden ite6t es, Das Bib
oeuti@er Sreue, bic bic fir bps @az
terlano @efdnenen ni9t. psreeHen
ldbt. Obne 8orfenntniKe, obne fahz
mannifde Mnleituns BADEN it9 Sic
Mannf4often 5uiammengetan. um
ibren sefalenen 8riibern. Ste in
81 ingtau ben 9eloentob ierlitten 1a=
ben, Elm fidtbores .3ei9sn b%auernoen
@eoentens a~uf5lbauen. Stol3 erbebt
es fi9 ieBt. Sin ettpa 5nei Meter
bpber lteinerner @odel, Der 1ia nod
oben Fin etpas periiinst, frdst in
etnfa4en 3ugen bic aaifertrone, un<
ter Der Die Wiomuns: 80. SO. 8.
Getpiomet unfern in Siinstau gefal=
lenen Rameraoen" itebt, unb miro
getrDnt ourd elm f@par3es @iiernes
areu5. Ginfa@ nn6 pornebm fteigt
bas Denfmal aus ben biib11 argez
lesten. unb 9epflesten 8lumenbeeter
ernppr, Elm i~piirbises 3eiden oeutz
f6en gmpfinoens, fir Bag sic Deut=
iden Sitafiens Ben @rb1ueru her3lis
Gvsa Dant iaulben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
Srpims 6. Wur,uuob.
II Ct. eollis sum Grdiioenten Der
Milliiiippi Gauep Sermilpal
2caglte erlpablt.

Mll Steae oes aus Sem Mrnt'
ld)cioenoen G%raiioclrtcn q. 8. @bcr
bart, ocs friibcren @o%ltternelrs pnr
W}iru1clota, lit all1 Mitt,pod1 9sahnit.
tag Scrr Srpillg s. Morlpopo, Sefre.
tor oes @roBer 3apel1port &pn1ites,
5um Nralioentclt ser Miiiilippi Sal
len Sern1inal 2eaelle anIaBIib Ser
&onpcltion oieier Gercinigltng in
st. 9ouis erp1blt morocn.
Sn Ser &pnferctS marci1 falt 80
Der grobten Staote oes Milliiiippi=
Sbales nertrctcl1. gs mar cine scr
begeiitertitcn &pnfcrcll5elt ser Gerei=
nigling.
3u &i5epraiioe,teu Ser @ereil1i=
glllla lpuroen Bic iplgenocn &erren
erpablt: @. s. 9lpe, Mapor bon
Milnteapolis; s. IS. Smith bon ser
@ltlilteb Men's 2eaglte bon ct.
2olis; S. ". Sails nort Wcrnpbis,
Sen1t.; %. e.. Iidep bon &anias
@itp, ano S. s. &%ulcnberger bon
gpa11sotlle, S11D.
Gin Sonos bon $4,000 1pllroe in
Der &onferen5 BON Sen Mmpeienoet
ge5eid)net. Stint an%aclebene Mrhi=
teftrn perpflid)teten iid, Die Na11e
fiir Serminale BON 6lllbltaoten l,ll=
cntgeltlib SIT e%ntperfcn. Son SEN
aroBeren 6lltBltaoten aparelt 81.
Sonis, Seem Orleans, Ct. Gnlll, Mirl=
1eapolis, Welnpbis, Smaba, &anias
Gitp uno gpansnille, Sllo.,. pertretelt.
MltBer Dem Nraiioelttellall1te ser 2iga
SEER georlpooo oas Mmt ei=
mes gi5epraiioenten oes nationalen
Stub nno @afcn-&onsreiies llno lit
geitglieo ocs @refl1tipfomites ser
l1pper Miliiiiippi Slnprobeme1t Nj
location.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
2pfaIer @etter5utdjA

9apcnport, is. Sebr.
Dl1rdJihnitts Barometer tallo 1920
9ltrdlld)nitts Scnlpcratl1r . 80
Spdllte Sclnpcratllr bcllte 81
9iicorielte Scn1peratltr lette 9sadt 81
Nounale Semperatl,r fir SO
Sabre "a
Dlrdidnittliae Seatdtisaeit Der
9lift GA
Mieoeri6Ios in "a 9tunoen 600
Gorbcrrl d)enoe @inoridtlll1g 9e99.
@Salierltano Inn z llbr Morge1s 100
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19

~ Die 2Dmener @ta6t=
Dertpaltuns bat nunmebr ben Mieber=
aufball oes ~aerit0rten @tabtteils bon
2Dpen- fopie 6es a%bgebrnnnten SUI
iti5palaites bei@lofen. Mie es beibt,
bat bas oeutl@e @eneralsoupernez
mert Die reuen pldne bereits gebil<
Iigt, 10 bob bic Mrbtiten balbig1t auf=
GelommeR peroen t0nnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
Sciratbs : Grlam6mifidcinc.

9rtbllr G.Solmes, 9aGroIie, isis.
.1lro Selen 90. Curtis, 9apellport.
gilbert 6. SobnIon, MooeIia,
Wfilut., n1o WtarD &roeger, @alcott.
sSSolpa.
eo. Sano, 9%oocnport n1ro Sattie
Ioanls, burlington.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
,Sl1t

SIN bSsiiee1 @~11n0eseeridt
lpltrDe aeiternS BON Sen @nm4Iten
glp ltllo gntib quo IS. sc. Chamber
lin Der Mlttrag nm grotfnung zines
unfreimilligenH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aegen Wdar 5n6eritein Irno 6eIien
@attil1, 9lands 5ilberiieim, egeteat.
9ie DISQUALIFICATION 1ln0 @utbaben
1ino nidt 'befaalrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
1tcbcr 60 Grosent 3nnaJuae int

ioauie 80 9rosent lit Dibioetben in=
1er6ab z Sabren, olles a11s ben
@eroieritet (l1eberlduB). Mftien it
Diele + Sabrif in irgeno elmer 5ltm-
ME gum @erfauf lrn6 megen Mabe-
rent bor5llpred,en bei Sobn Ser
M alo, 1926 @eIt 3. Ctr, Doben-
port, Sa. (Mns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
MuS Der Suuocsbauptftabt|
(Sprtietuns bon Ser 1. 9eite.)
Srancis fam 9otfdaftcr
lperDc II.

SIN 9apio 81. Srancis ppn 81. spuis,
Der Scfretdr bes sSnnern il, glepelanbs
5mcitcm @abinet lil,o friiberer @pupcre
l,cur uongiiiIpllri mar. lit Scr @ptld)afe
tcrppltcn i'll Nltblano alsgiabfpl9es ppl,
Geo. :. Marpe an9cboten porpcn.
9rdlinelt @ilion ipll i'm %brinseno ers
llldlt babcil, Den Soften nnsuncbmen,
ober Srancis bat lrocb uid)t scants
lportet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
Masfcnbaa in q. 50 .3apcnport.

Sn Ser Moromeit 9apel1port
Illrnballe fi11bet beltte Mbeno Ser
5lpeite Masfenball ,oieler gailon
ltatt. Ser gintritt betrogt mir SO
Gents fir 0os &aar l1no % Gents
filr Die gin5eloame. Site Ireunoe
zines gemiitblid)en oeutiden Masfe1l.
balles lino iber5lid eingelaoen. 9el
gaa miro crit i1t ben Morge1titu11oer
oes morgigen Cages 5unl Mbidluf
fom1en. Gin ebenio tiid)tiges mi,
rlibriges &onite 'bat ane Gorberei.
talgen outs @eite %getroffe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
6taot nnb Gonntp.
samstas, oeu 10. 5ebrnar.
@eHerbuidh

@ob ineton 10. Scbr.
Sir Sninois lno Soma: Setter
Somstag nlo Sonntag bei ltei-
gctl0er Scnlperotllr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
@rmm0ciacnt6mms ltebcrtraa1lnacn,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : Hcbcrfro9llngcn.
Mlreult allcbl ll1o Iralt all Ser
nla1 Scbbc, Stiide Salto im Comm
Sig &od, 81.
5ranf 6. 2ul1oqlliit uno Sral, an
eufrco s. 4eterlen, Gbeil bon Set
tion 80, @a1tler Gommibip, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
Duie 6 4 e.

5raulein Mlae g. Sole, cine Iod=
ter bon Serrt1 nno Srau S. 81. Sole,
pnrbe ont Mittnph inn elterIid1en
Seine, cine Meile norolid, Ser Mlbee
|,sstatio1nIss ST. o1lrh Dep. glanfe mil
|5erftiitt safffffreb gbrGde boofft gtt6dfffofr,
|Su5 getrort: Irau5el1ger1 maren
6ralllein 9eliie g. Sole nnb @err
|SartD @brethh 1as Naar MFRS. mad
sSem~1 Meeaar55e eilte 5arm 4u1 ser Gaiibbe
bon M%ealant Nrairie be1pirtbidaften.
ST + IA IL.
6raltlein Marp &roeger, cine
SodDter bon 6ralt &atberine &roeger
bon 8aleott, So, miro berte Rad=
mittag Inn srpei lthr ollrh Mep. S.
$. Graben int Seine BON @errn l111o
Strait s. $. Hep11plbs bon Geo. 1927
9raop .Strabe nit @errn Il=
bert s. SobnioiL ei1ler ~befannte1
jl11gen Sarmer bon Wte0elia, Minn.,
g%etrart meroen. Nab Der Iralll1l1g
miro cine Sod5eitsfeier 1tattfinoen.
9as Eaar miro cine 5arnl in Win=
nelota 6elpirtbidaftet1.
9oppeIfeier.,
Sim Mittpodl Mbel1o peranltaltetell
5err nno 6ral Senrp Afagel lnlo
@err ltllo Jrou @nn. San1a1l1t bon
Der @elt 2oclIt 5traBen Goao geo.
2 anlaBlid Der 3%Ojabrigen @ieber=
febr Tires Sod,Seitstagcs cine 6eier
tllr Jren1toe nnb 9ermanote i'm Sci
me pon @errtle Gngel. / BUR Inter
boltung aplroe getan5t uno aartell
gelpielt. 1ie 8reiie I'M aartenlpie-
len fielen OIL 1ralt Senrp @aaie ltno
6ran s.. 9ornbolot. Sci ser 9e=
mirtbl1ng balfen Die Jraulein Siloo
ln1o Coma Nagel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
Sim 0ipnstnn 9l[1pnn

an 1ienstag slberro 11ad)lter
@od)e loa "a nel,en @iirgern ser
gereini9ten fSteatet bon 9apenpori
inn 5rienolp Sorie Elm ganfett bon
ben Sobnen ser &epolution, bieier
edtelr amerifaniiden gerei1igl1ng,
gegeben lperoen. 9urgermeiiter 81
treo Wflteler miro Sen goriib fiib-
rem. Gen ginsepanberten lou flar
eemodt meroen, mos 9iirgerpflidteu
ul1o gilrgerred)te itno.
Ser 5. & S. Gorf 3milder
gapellport inns Clinton lit auf brei
Sabre an Serrn @. 6. Mtartin Der.
pad1tet aporben. SEER Martin ae.
oerft einell llellen Sa1,5popiaon IL
Dem Rart 5l erridten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
@odscitsslpdcn
e II III : 0Iinaer.

Srllllein @ba @loclrm, cine Sod=
ter bon Srau Mi11na 5Iocrm bon
erie, ST., mltroe om Mitttpod}
Nbeno inn Seine bon @errn n1o
Sralt 81. sterpart bon Mo.s 739 Sit
8. StraBe Durh &ep. SO. $. Scope
bon &pd -SSslan6 NIT Serrn Glenn
9llHirlger, eiAem angelebene,t Sarmer
ailtss Ser WegefiS bot 'Grie, ST., ges
traut. 9as Gaar miro cine Iarm in
Der 9tabe bott erie bepirtbid)aften.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19

5u bcrpadjter: Som 1. .1eddr8 ab
Elm 8eibeplat. AZ Nder. tbeilneiIe-
rntcr 8fllg; ebenfalls @einBarten
unb Sblfgarten. ~ Nder, fbeiftpeile'
inter Cultivation. SIN BIafbaipf, ins
nerbalb Der Stabtgren5en gelegen. -
@ab5ufragen bel @nt. A@aafe, Sotel'
&imball. 19,18.ti
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
SIT %perfAuten:
Ethical Hall

223 8sitcrn slnettMe. IS
sGBlgnte beiltids beIebrenbe gortrdgc
fit '&ittoer jebctts san,,tag Wor8en pon
h10 biz R12 llbr. Sic &inber iperz
Den babel audi at,9ebalter, iid an benz
r%egelmdBig itattfinbenhen Singett
bcrtfdcr 2icbcr, unter better MnIeis
tung, gu betbeiligen. IIe &inbcr iino
eingelaben. Srci.
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5n berfa,fen: Gin 8 8imnersSaus
NIT 8aierbei5uns uib ,Bniferleitutg
ltto lonitige gerbeiIernngen, neblt flint
2ots in Siib 8pd Sslan6 geleger.
9}ad]5uf rage1 inter ~. 81. g." in Der
.Semofrat Office. 15,l8t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19
etE.

in btefer Mubrit trerber fir etnen GaGs
.bts 5u elmer 3otbs gu ben un@folgeua
ben M1ten misrirt: @isl at bier Betlem
ODER beren @Iunt Soc, iiber bier mi
bis 3u a1t 3eiler $500. &etns d1A
5eige tpiro fiji dls Zoe arsss
nuutrtttt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19

gu Belgium bes neleu Sabres err
idetnt es ansebradt, ii4 einmal bic
bisberisen @erluIte unierer @esner
our See in boS @ebddtuis 5uriidsu=
rufen unb einise 8etra9tunsen .baran
an5utnupfen. Jansen mir 5und9it
nit nnferem 9auptsesner our See,
gnglanb, an, 10 itellen fi9 beifen
8erluite big Gnbe DECEMBER 1915
folaenbermaben:
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Geimd)t: Cine iunge beutide Srall
.pilnIdt tagsiiber 8elhdftigung bel
ainpern. Nrs. 8ric8el, $40 - 26.
Ctr. Nod Sslanb. 18,1@t.
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@arnm Mietbe b%esablen? @aufen
Sic Elm 8 3immers &aug. GIN 9rittel
8aar, Der 0elt gu $1,000 per Notnt.
&ad5ufrasen 1903 Union Ctr.
13,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19

gerlangt: Gin Morebbu9 Der @tabt
9abenport born Sabre 1915. Gbreiie'
neblt greis etc. inter yG. g., an ben
Ser 9emofrat". 14.batr.
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l. r8oupet" 1s. Mara 1915.
l 8an5ertreu3er:
!. n2eon @ambetia" 81. Mpril
/ Rononenboot:
/. .3elee" %. September 1914.
l Diff: !.
l. .Gaiablanca" 4. SUM- 1915,
z Serf0rer unb Sorpebos
boote:
/. $50. 347" 9. Sttober 1914,
2. nNp. 1913" 9. Sttober 1914, 3.
oMousquet" 90. Sttober 1914, d.
no. 219" 80. Sonuar 1915, S.
.Dasue" "a. Gebruor 1915, 6. ,No.
331" II. SUM- 1915, z. n8ranle6as"
9. NnDember 1915.
Z unterfeeboote:
l. n@urie" %. Geaember 1914.
2. .Sapbir" Is. Snnuar 1915, 3.
rs5oule" l. Mai 1916, 4. ,Mariotte"
26. Suli 1916. 5. .SurquoiIe" 80.
RoDember 1915, 6. nJresnel" s. Dez
asmber 1915. z. .Nfonse" 20. De-
aernber 1916:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19

Musuit BON WaFetbobe mSdte BIT,
tie .g. 90. Each. Nod Sslanb 2ines.
Moines" ieinen gesentudrtisen
@pBnort angeben. 27.1@
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SN
AanOnsnbo1te,I
GorpeboboDte,
+,9~ilfstren5sr. /
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-13
Full Text Manifesto

The full text of Gen. Carranza's
manifesto follows:
Because of the assault which Fran
cisco Villa and the bandits who ac-
companied him made on the town of
Columbus. in American territory,
burning houses and killing some Of
the inhabitants soldiers as well as
civilians. the international situation in
these moments is very delicate as the
North American press have excited
their people against Mexico, and the
government of that country has dis
cusSed the situation in the American
Congress, members of which have ad-
viscd intervention.
The Constitutional government
which have the honor to represent Is
also occupied diligently IN an EFFORT 10
solve this delicate situation, trying at
al! costs to maintain the dignity ana
Sovereignty Of Mexico and we yet nope
that this lamentable incident may pe
decorously arranged and that there
will he no reason for an international
conflict.
~ have addressed the government
If toe United States through the Tor
eicu office stating that the invasion OF
Villa has historical precedentS. as IN
the wears 1850 and 1856 two parties OF
Indians coming from the United states
invaded Sonora and Chihuahua. COM
hitting crimes and depredations on the
lives and properties of Mexicans.
at was then agreed between the
Governments of the two countries 10
hermit the respective passage of arm
ed forces, resulting in the extermina-
zion of the Indians. I have asked the
American government to pursue like
course in order to solve future diff
culties should they arise. noting that
Villa and his companions are group
of bandits whose acts the Mexican gov
eminent or people would not be re-
snonsible for and that his reproachable
conduct is due to instigations of the
reactionary element. that, lacking pa
tr;otism and convinced of its defeat. is
irving by all means to bring on armed
intervention.
I'VE have not received the answer of
the American government and from
the reports of my chiefs along the
frontier | learn that the American
forces are mobilizing to pursue and
capture and deliver him to the Mexican
authorities; that the expedition is in
the nature of a punitive campaign and
CONTINUED on Page 4Column q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-13
VILLISTAS IN AN
ATTACK ON TRAIN
FROM CHIHUAHUA

Torreon. Mex. March 12-Nillistas
under Gen. Trbalejo made an uneX-
pected attack at Conejos on train
which arrived here today from Chi
huahua. The bandits dynamited the
station and put up hard fight but
were repealed. Some men, believed to
be members of a railroad crew. were
Killed at the same time. The Chihua-
hua train was five days on the way.
Local authorities at Torreon have
been advised of President Wilson's ac-
ton and of Gen. Funston's orders
without occasioning any of the alarm
that was first felt on the news of the
Columbus raid. Consul Hanna help
ed to restore the confidence Of the gen
eral population which had been badly
shaken lately because of the blocking
Of all outlets from the city. A num-
Der Of holdups occurred which further
disturbed confidence. General Fran
cisco Gonzales is working hard to Sc
cure the full cooperation Of the au-
thorities and public in restoring order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-13
United
States Can't
Justify Act
Sure That He Interprets
National Sentiment
Invasion of Mexican
Territory or an Out
rage to It's Dignity
Will Not Be Tolerated

Mexico City, March 12.-Gen-
eral Carranza tonight issued a
manifesto to the nation declar-
ing that under no circumstances
would the Mexican government
grant the right to the United
States to violate Mexican terri
tory by sending in an armed
force in pursuit of Villa with
out consent and the reciprocal
privilege being first obtained
and admitted. Word was sent to
the confidential agent of the
Mexican government in Wash
ington to make immediate rep
presentations to this effect.
General Carranza says in his
manifesto:
81 am sure that | interpret in
this matter the national sentiment
and that the Mexican people will
comply in a dienified manner with
their duty, be the sacrifices what
they may, to sustain their rights
and sovereignty if. unfortunately.
this drags US into a war-a war
which the United States can new
err justify. You will not be respon-
sibIe for the disastrous conseouen-
ces. Opon the head Of the traitor
Gus Mexicans who within and with
out this country have iabored to
produce this result will fall the
inexorable justice Of the people,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-13
MEXICAN ACTIVITY HASTENS
AND STRENGTHENS PROGRAM
OF AMERICAN PREPAREDNESS
Sending Troops Across Border Outlets Congress
sional Storm Center and Promises Progress
for Legislation of the Moment in Both House
and Senate

Washington, March 12-Orderng Of American troops into
pursue General Villa and the administrations victory
the armed ships controversy have had steadyng effect
Congress- weeks center
international affairs The vain effort to give official warning
against travel armed merchantmen of beger
had turned the Congress from its regular of bust
there fears of another outbreak hinder the
progress legislation further when Villa and his raiders
mttcd the murderous assault at Columbus N NJ But the
prompt the administration has efficient
check thus far congressional agitation with regard Mex
and legislation this subject contemplated unless
there should etangng developments with the de facto
government in Mexico
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-13
ONLY FIFTY-NINE
WENT AFTER 1900
VILLA BANDITS

Columbus. y. NJ March 12.-Colonel
II. ]. Slocum's general reports of Viii
las attempted invasion. completed
Saturday. showed as its outstanding
feature that Villa with from 1900 to
$500 men, was chased from the border
Is miles into Mexico by so officers and
men of troops F. and H under Major
Frank Tompkins. This force fought
four actions with Villas rear guard
Of at least 900 men. killed at least IS
MeXicans, recovered number of
horses stolen from the cavalry by the
bandits and emerged with the loss only
Of two mounts killed, with no casual
ties.
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CALL GOES FORTH
FOR VOLUNTEER
TELEGRAPHERS

Chicago. March IA call for vol
unteer telegraph operators for service
with the troops that are to pursue
Francisco Villa in Mexico, was issued
here Saturday by the traffic manager
of the central division Of the Western
Union Telegraph Co. A heavy increase
in telegraph traffic is expected from
the small army Of newspapermen that
is to accompany the troops, officials
of the company said.
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Conditions and General Forecast

a moderate disturbance from the
Canadian northwest that is central to-
night over Georgian Bay has caused
local SHOWS in the Lake region. Over
the remainder of the country the
weather was fair. There will be local
SHOWS or rains Monday in New York
and New England. followed by fair
weather Tuesday.
1t will be warmer Monday and
somewhat colder Tuesday.
Forecast: East New York: Rain or
snow in north, local rains in south,
Monday, warmer; Tuesday fair, some
what colder.
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PURSUIT
DELAYED
Funston Explains That
Pun tive Expedition
Is Held up until Other
Troops Arrive to
Guard Border

Will Not Pay to Start until Pre-
pared. He straightforward
Reported from CarranZa Gar
risons and Mexican Population
Along Border Shows Uneasi-
ness - Comprehensive State
ment by Funston
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continued the tremendous Smelling that
has been in progress for days.
German Claims
The Germans claim to have captur-
ed in the fighting around Verdun thus
far 26.472 unwounded French officers
and men, 1S9 guns and 232 machine
guns.
South of the Somme river, in the
Angonne forest and in the Ban De
Sapt sector Of the Vosges. the French
guns have heavily bombarded German
entertainments.
Russian Successes
The Russians have captured trenches
from the Germans in the Dniester re-
Continued on Page 4HColumn 81
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Getting at Business

With these issues apparently out of
the way. congressional leaders hope to
domestic business at hand, particular
ly the appropriation bills and the ma
tlonal defense program. Within ten
DAYS al least the House expects to have
the army reorganization bill before it.
The Senate already is at work on the
will deal with the Senate army re-or-
canizat ton bill before many moro days.
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LOCATE FOUR
MEXICO GUNS
NOW TRAINED
ON N0GALES
Army Officers Discovery Re-
suits in Placing of Pieces of
Artillery on American Side

Douglas AriZ., March 12.-Untcd States
army officers today located four pieces
of artillery placed or hills about the
Mexican town of Eogales opposite Noga
les, Ariz. Several pieces of artillery were
thereupon placed on hills on the Ameri
can side.
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YERDUN FIGHTING
IS AT STANDSTlLL
ALL ALONG THE LINE
urday-Russians Capture Trenches in East
Galicia and Gain Town of Karind from Turks
Torpedo Boat Destroye Sunk-Italians Are
B0mbarding Is0nzo Front

Except for artillery action the fight
ing in the Verdun region has virtually
ceased for the moment. To the north
and east Of the fortress there has been
no infantry engagement since Saturday
afternoon when the Germans succeeded
in entering a small French trench to
the north of Elk.
On both sides Of the Meuse, from the
northwest of Verdun along the entire
front around to the southeast Of the
fortress the artillery of both sides has