davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-03-16

and the sheriff were killed and one
deputy and one bandit wounded.
I'VE then took up the trail of the
three that escaped and were reward
ed about O'Clock in the morning
after an all nights chase with cap
turing one. We followed the others,
but succeeded in the capture of hut
enc. That one afterwards said we
passed them several times within
20 feet but did not see them in the
dense brush. Four of the men were
white and one Mexican. We recov-
cred the auto"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-03-16

fenches bushes, roads or anything
else but with all we could do could
not get into the fight. although we
were primed for the occasion. We
disarmed any wounded Mexicans we
found and it you wish TO see some
plunder, we can show you few
Mousers, machine gun, some Mexi-,
can blankets, saddles, silver-plat-
ed sword and some 1000 rounds of
ammunition.
When We came TO the Mexican
line, we too used our pliers and with
no road to follow except the cloud
of fighting men and the dead horses,
about SO, and the dead Mexicans,
about so. we drove hard. 1t was some
exciting. but We could not get into
it with our guns.
House Is Fortress.
81 organized a band for the pro-
lection OF the town yesterday We
have sentinels posted every night
We spend the nights in my house,
which would make an ideal fort and
where with our guns we could. stand
off 200 men Indefinitely. The house
will not burn and it will take can
non to shoot through it and the Mex
leans have none of these.
'We assisted in the relief work,
bringing in the dead in an auto af-
ter the fight. We did not bring in the
MeXicans, although We did give wa
ter to some OF the wounded The
Mexicans were piled up and burned.
We do not believe that there is any
danger now, except possibly from
small bands and We can handle them
alright"
In another part of the letter Mr..
Sherman tells of a plot of the Mexi-
cans whereby Dell Snodgrass was
caught and thrown into Jail and his
auto stolen. He says,
Called on Ruse.
About 8 O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing, February 20. Dell got call TO
bring the auto to the county Jail as a
sick man wished to be taken to Hot
Springs. He was requested to bring
change for $50 bill as they were to
pay him $40 for the trip. Arriving
at the jail he left his car standing
running outside and went to the door
and knocked.
When he was admitted. one of
the gang present with a six-shooter
stepped behind him and covered him.
They went through his clothing and
took everything he had and then
threw him into a cell in the jail
where the jailer was who had already
been overpowered. They then fed to
the car and escaped. / was notified
about 40 minutes after and with
three men took the trail of the men.
There We're two other cars on the
trail besides the one with the sheriff
and the men. who were prisoners.
We're overtaken so miles. away i'll a.
pitched 4fattEe in which one bandit
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CARRANZA WOULD FORESTALL
THE AMERICAN EXPEDITION BY
CAPTURING VILLA HIMSELF

and 100000 by express. A heavy
guard has been placed over them and
the American authorities are trying
to trace them back to their source.
Message to Wilson.
Douglas. Ariz.-It was learned
last night from a high source that
Roberto Pesqueira, confidential
agent of General Carranza left here
early yesterday for Washington, af-
ter lengthy conference last night
at Aqua Prieta with Carranza Off
cials. 1t is believed here that Pes
queira carries message to President
developments south of border.
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TELEGRAPH WIRES
In Working Order, But Gen.
sorship Cuts Off News
of Troop Movements.

ruuStOn SdlQ lllS dlleIuOOu tual
If there had been any movement
Of American troops in Mexico he
had not been informed of it He
said he felt certain that if Cen
eral Pershing had ordered an adj
vance he would have notified
the southern department head
quarters here Immediately.
General Funston admitted
that 1t was possible all advance
had been made and that he had
not been told of it. He said,
that if any movement had taken
place it probably was near
Hatchita, New Mexico.
San Antonio, TeXas.-While regi-
ments of United States cavalry, heav-
lily supported by infantry, today
awaited General Pershing's order to
advance. General Carranza's troops
according to information received
here, worked desperately to effect
the capture of Villa in order to fore
stall an entrance into Mexico by Am
erican forces
From official and unofficial sources
General Funston received reports of
the increased activities of the de
facto government troops, but there
was no disposition at his head
quarters to regard the activities as
anything more than evidence of Car
ranza's determination to cooperate
with the United States government in
eliminating Villa.
Taking Every Precaution.
General Funston remained in his
office until after midnight to receive
any report Pershing might make. 1t
had been reported here that by this
morning, the American troops would
be across the boundary line but Fun
ston himself did not know Pershing.s
intentions
His orders to the commander of
expedition were in effect, Move
when you are ready" Little in the
way OF preparations was left undone
last night, but there was feeling
at the army headquarters here tha;
vance until practically every possibil-
eliminated.
Lid Clamped Tight.
El Paso, Textile wire from
Columbus, N. W., where the first ex-
pedition is in readiness for entering
Mexico, was working todav, but no
messages about the troops have been
received since last night. During the
early hours this morning. the cen
sorship, behind which every import
ant move at Columbus is being cloak
ed cut off information from Column
bus completely
A conference of staff officers was
held in Columbus late yesterday, last
ing until night. Persons who pass
ed through Columbus late yesterday
said the troops there were breaking
camp.
Would Accent Help.
FL Paso. Text hope that we
shall take Villa soon-with the helm
of the United States" said General
Gavira last night.
Gavira made this remark in his
office yesterday afternoon.
General Gutierrez. commander in
chief of Chihuahua was present. Both
officers spent the entire day in CON
ference. largely i'm the company of
Andreas Garcia, the Mexican consul
in Ell Paso.
Seize Many Cartridges.
Douglas. Ariz.-Half a million
cartridges. consigned to General
Gales. were siezed here last night by
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General Gavaira commandant at
Juarez said he had received the in-
formation that American troops had
not yet crossed the border and that
they We're awaiting permission from
Carranza before doing SO. Gavira
said he believed that Carranza's re-
ply would be favorable.
Despite the censorship, news Of
important military preparations all
night, today passed through the New
Mexico border through travellers go
United States soldiers. Three hun.
dred thousand arrived by freigh
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 81
3teriinu pitching by Lefty Tyler
Sterling pitching by Lefty" Tyler
of the Braves shut the Quakers cut
Ct the pennant today, when the Boston
southpaw held the home team to five
hits and one run In the second game.
Boston hit Erskine Mayer and "chief"
Bender hard throughout, and the
Braves In addition played an error
less game In the field.
Alexander had tired on account of
his great feat of yesterday, and Rixey
had failed in the first game, and with
defeat staring Moran in the face he
sent In Mayer to stop the battling
Braves Mayer failed, and "Chief
Bender, who has pitched in a nun er
of world series contests, was sent in,
but he, too, failed to hold the visitors,
and the Quaker infield went to pieces.
The score: r. H. E.
Boston ,....... .........6 IL o
Philadelphia .......-... 4
{ Batteries - Tyler and Blackburn,
Gowdy; Mayer. Bender and Killifer.
Richard Rudolph, the heady little
pitC.-sf OF the Boston Braves, who has
had much to say in deciding worlds
series contests in the past, handed
the Quakers in Quakertown rude
shock this afternoon when he held
the Phillies to eight hits, which were
scattered throughout, and as result
Boston defeated Philadelphia. 6 to 8,
in the first game of the doubleheader.
II was his teammates with the bat
which put the game on ice in the sew
enth inning, when the band of Braves
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03
PRODUCTION OF
OLAA MONDAY
IS2l,42S Tons

With three days to grind the pro-
iuction of Olaa Sugar Company is
21.42S tons for the 1916 crop. These
are the figures that were given mem
bers OF the stock exchange this morn
ing. They were compiled as of Mon
day, and the grinding is to finish it
is expected Wednesday Brokers es-
innate that the extra grind from the
date of Compilation of figures viii add
about 800 tons to the figures given
and that the final figures for the year
will be very close at 21,750 tons.
Considerable interest has attached
to the probable final figures of the
Olaa crop. There was considerable
reduction from original figures made
and then a further reduction of 500
tons in a still later estimate. The
figures given above are somewhat in
excess Of the last reduced estimate.
II is further said among the stock
brokers that the prices being obtained
for Olaa shipments are considerably
higher than the price upon which esti-
mates of earnings have been based
and that therefore earnings will not
be affected to the extent that some
had feared,
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new DRIVE OF
ALLESFAILURE,
GERMANS ASSERT
Official Cablegram Says Anglo
French Offensive Tried Yes
terday on Broad Front
(German Officially

ri GERMAN HEADQUARTERS RE-
PORT, Oct. 2-On the western front,
in the battle field north of the Som
me, a great new battle is on today.
Over front more than 20 kilometers
long, between Thiepval and Ranceurt,
the British and French. after a very
heavy artillery preparation, sailed
forth for an attack.
At many places the enemy was re-
pulsed by our well-directed gunffre.
Where detachments penetrated they
succumbed in a fierce handto-hand
fight with our unshakeable infantry.
Just north Of the Somme French
separate attack was repulsed.
The battle went on the. whole night
and was in full swing today. South of
the Somme there was some lively ar
tillery dueling.
North of Lesmenil a German re-
connoitering detachment returned
Ger and SO men captives.
The military establishments of Ca
lais were attacked by one of our air
ships.
On Prince Leopold's front, eastern
war theater, fire activity is increas-
ing west of Luck. The enemy charg-
es were frustrated in our curtain fire.
Russian artillery attempting to drive
forward the soldiers by fire directed
on their own trenches, did not change
the situation.
Some reconquered positions are in
our hands and the enemy LETT 1900
prisoners with us, all hostile attempts
failing, as well as new campaigning
en- both sides of the Brody-Lemberg
railroads So
ON Archduke Carts front the com
bat east of the Zlota Lipa has contiri-
ued.
In the Transylvania war theater. on
both sides of Kokel, the RumaniaTs
gained terrain near and north Of Or
sova, where the attacks of our allies,
however, are now gaining success. In
the Hatseg mountains hostile attacks
on both sides of the Strehl valley
were repulsed and height conquer
ed by Austrians.
In the Balkan war theater hostile
troops obtained footing on the right
of the Danube. Southwest of Toplairs
enemy attacks were repulsed. On the
Macedonian front violent combats be-
tween the Serbians and Bulgarians at
Kainak Calan are going on. We have
attacked British detachments advanc-
ing on the eastern Struma bank.
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AMERICAN,
SON Of OFFICER
HERE, At front
Mai. Donald Mc9ae Cables His
Father, Adiutant Hawaiian
Dept, of His Move

A short, terse, cablegram, Going
to the 'front.'" signed, "Don,' just re-
ceived by Col j. H. McRae, adjutant
of the Hawaiian department, conveyed
the news to his family that Maj. Don
aid McRae, 23rd Battalion of British
Infantry, has left England for some
where in France" and is now actively
engaged in the first British attacks
that have characterized the fighting
on the western front during the past
few days.
Mai. McRae has had very rapid pro-
motion since his arrival in Canada in
January OF this year, when he enlist
ed as private in the. American Le-
gion, (which was being organized there
at that time.
Leaving his studies at the Massa.
chusetts Institute of Technology,
where he would have graduated in
June in the mining engineers course,
Donald went 20 Toronto, Canada,
where he enlisted as private. Three
years at West Point had fitted him
for a commission, and at the first OPP
portunity he was made second lieuten-
ant and a molth later he was COM
missioned captain and made adjutant
of the regiment, position requiring
the military knowledge and training
which he was one of the few who pos
sessed.
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ANGUS PREDICTS
BIGGEST CROWDS
YET in ISLANDS

George H. Angus, president of Mid
Pacific Carnival, Ltd, and member
of the Hawaii Promotion Committee,
predicts that Honolulu will have the
largest crowd during the Carnival sea-
son that the islands ever have seen.
In letter read today at luncheon
of the Carnival directors, in the Com
mercial Club, Angus writes:
Il predict that we will have the
largest crowd during the Carnival sea-
son that the islands have ever had.
While in st. Paul had an opportunity
to call on Cal Stone and he informed
me that from inquiries their various
Offices had so far received for travel
to the islands every steamer would
be crowded.
"The islands are certainly being
well advertised, and from the fact that
there is practically no travel to Eu-
rope, the Hawaiian Islands viii re-
ceive more than their share of tourist
travel"
During his travels on the mainland,
Angus has been busy collecting fire
works catalogues and quotations At
the luncheon today, this material was
discussed informally and turned over
to the water pageant committee, Harry
Denison, chairman.
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Rumania's Invasion Of Bulgaria
May Cut Off yon Mackensen's Army
tA.sociatsd Pres. ssrvie. By Federal wirslsssl

LONDON Eng 3News reached here today that the lead
the the Dorud
district of Rumania ackensen withdrawn his
the stronghold the Danube IN Ss
tra a few weeks ago from the Rumanians.
ana IS believed TO mark the fegH
ming of an effective eounterofehsive by the Rumanians
Military experts hold that the Rnmanan coup upset the
strategy Balkans The stroke of throwing force
across the Danube ouandng feature OF the
and the force be formidable In size
serious to the commanded BY Won
then the Rumanans and Russians
flank the allied armies of the Serbs British
possibly Greeks in the and his army may
be cut off.
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tomahawked Eppa Jeptha Rixey, Jr.,
the tall semaphore of the William
Penn aggregation. and changed the
#. F. " of Culpepper Court House to
F. F. B., which meant Fine For Bat
ting. Rixey, who was counted on to
hold the onrush OF the Braves, failed,
and Moran sent In Irving Kantleh-
ner. resident of San Jose, Cal, and
late of the Northwest League via
Pittsburg. He ia led to stop the team
after Erskine Mayer had received a
call to the shower. Then Joseph 0es.
chger, another ,alifornian, was call
ed to the mound, and remained to the
end
Philadelphia lost opportunities to
hold the Braves, but cluster of er.
rors at a critical point gave the
Braves al opportunity to stage raj
ly, and with Rudolph pitching good
ball the Quakers did not threaten in
the later innings. The score:
II. H. E.
Boston ......... 5gs4s 80 s11Is 2
Philadelphia ...... ....,3
Batteries Rudolph and Gowdy,
Blackburn. Rixey, Mayer, Kantleh-
ner, Oeschger and Killifer.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Oct. 3.-Brook-
lyn, making grand fight for the pen.
nant, hammered two New York pitch
ers for IA hits this afternoon. and won
out by score of 9 to s. The fnfield.
ers erred. but the heavy attack forced
the Giant pitchers to leave the bench
and Rube Benton and Bill Perritt,
fOo~k;orod -, nono t~,-oA
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Germans Take Offensive on Northern
Part Of East Line; Soon Checked
tAs.oei.tsd Press Service By Federsl wirsIsssI

Fl PETROGRAD, Russia Oct. 3-The Germans yesterday and
today took the offensive displaying activity
line that has long been comparatively quiet They
Aexandroysk When the Germans
met the Russian defense they their original posi-
lions.
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.6id. fEx-dIvidend. +Unquoted.
SUGAR
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Sugar:
e6 deg. test, 6.o2 cents. Previous quo
tatlon, 5,9e cents.
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RUMANIAN ARMY CUT OFF ON BULGARIAN SOL.
Sfrikinq Mob Cows Police Seizes Cars With Laborers
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market to-
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless: .
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Street CAR DISASTER IM cLEVELAND

CLEVELAND o. Oct To during the rush hour today
Cuyshoga
jured and several probably fatally
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Greek Ex-Premier Gounaris Trying
to Hasten Fighting With Allies


PARIS France 3-A despatch from Athens says that
political party being organized in Greece which will favor
side of the Allies The being organized
brief term after Venizelos
forced out and long favored entering the
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WASHINGTON o. c. Oct special war Dsra %ned a
falls entirely sbstantate the allegations ne
Developments
bene conducted with energy ana fore
~ f..
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tAssoeiated Press Service by Federal wirelessl

BIRMINGHAM England. Oct. 3-Lord Bryce noted English
diplomat emphatic speech here today warmed
against carrying campaign of hate against the
would lead to of lasting bitterness
He criticized particularly crushing Germany economicaf
long the conclusion of the military conflict
Lord speech delivered earnestly and with eloquene be-
fore large gathering he believes plan world
arbitration decried the spirit of hate which, he said had been
against in the talk of lasting trade war;
proposal restrain aggression by
matter how strong, and to compel arbitration
tf there of each becoming more
of science well despair
of the future he declared
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03
COST OF LIVING SCARS

WASHINGTON o. C., 3Figures here show marked
the Civil War
meat "a cert
70 cent
% =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03
DR. RAYMOND TEsTIFIEs ON MEAT SHIPMENTS


H Raymond Maui
public utilities
methods slaughter
prohibited he had Of both
Company had led him the shipping Of live cattle and his
in cold This method Is
economical and sanitary he said The witness that he has
against the nterIsland Company
method doing
Territorial Marketing Division handles his entire supply Of
100 cattle month
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03
BROOK YIN WINS PENNANT; BIG
SERIES TO START ON SATURDAY
First Two Games at Boston; PhIies Drop Two
Braves Today and Lose Chance at Flag
tA.soci.ssd Press s-rvie. By Federal wir.lsss,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 3-Biookyn the National
chance &.
squad
Of he
Brooklyn
Baltimore Orioles Hanlon John MeGra~
president Of the held
nearly p
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fcontinred ON page two,
Late News At A Glance
NEW YORK CLEARINGHOUSE SETS RECORD =

NEW YORK 3-Transacons in the New York eIearf
ending
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Of HATE" RAPED
BY NOTED BRITISH STATESMAN
KING FERDlNAND'S GENERALS THROW FORCE ACROSS
DANUBE AND MENACE V0M MACKENSEN, WHO is RE-
PORTED TO HAVE EVACUATED TURTUklA - MORE
AGITATION IN GREECE

Germany German monitors
Ponoon bridges which
is cut Bulgaria
Teutons north Of Fo
viho Rumanlan forces.
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Violent Fighting on Western Front
fA,.osi.t.l Pr... s.r,ie. 81 F.dsral Wirslses,

s fAsoesss Press .
France 3Eoent fighting took place today on the
The French broke down and check
ed German attempts the st Pierre Vaa wood and
flank the Allies
LONDON Eng Oct 3British aeropanes today attacked Ger
airshp the vicinity of Brussels Ong British aefopane
wa lost in the raid
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS 10 BUILD CHURCH


employed Scientist Honolulu plans
to make this
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03

SOFIA Bulgaria reteasd under heavy
Of
positions in Moslenlea valley
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03

Commission
game
Monday The third fourth will be played in Brooklyn
National
selected Of the large seating capacity Fny the
American will accommodate only 10000 speeta
Altogether spectators the third
Braves field last r. @8
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03
Josh" TUCKER TO COLLECT HEIAU DATA

Joshua Tucker former Of public lands whose term
Works Charles Forbes data ancient heiaI Forbes sal
expiration
request the
for resignation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03
TWO COMPANIES DECLARE EXTRA DIVIDENDS

afternoon companies
Wuu and onomea The dire the former odeIes
addition
monthly dividend of October 10 This dividend dsurse
ment of for month So =
directors dividend addition to the
dividend dis
October Of S300.O0O zaz.s
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-23

Phone your news items to the
Journal. Phone No. %.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-23
STOCK FOR SALE

A Good Dairy Sire-At the head of
herd will Make Some Money; but a
good Dual Purpose Sire will Dou-
BILE the Income. For registered
Double Standard" Polled Dur
ham bulls, Double Decker" cows,
and pure bred Poland-Chinas of
both sexes. of the easy feeding Big
Type, with plenty of quality and
bone. Go to A L. Best, Downing,
Wis.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
For Sale-A few female Fox Terrier
Pups about two months old. In
quire at this office.
lockwood for Sale-Also some large
chunks, fine for furnaces and heat
ers. Phone so. Walter Glass.
Loom for Sale-45, inch Fly Shuttle
Loom. Practically new. Inquire
of E. C. Kline, phone 229, Ellis
worth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-23
oh Say Mother

Do you fully realize what a con-
slant care it is to keep baby sweet
and clean? How hard it is to keep
the skin from chatting and irrita-
ton. Barker's Antiseptic used in
the bath will cure all chatting, irri-
tation and soreness. 1t will relieve
that intense burning and itching
sensation almost instantly. Try it
mother and be convinced. For sale
at Taggart's and Freeman's drug
stores. adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-23
CLASSIFIED ADS.
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-My residence on 4th St.
one block from Normal school, in
terror must be seen to be appre-
ciated. r. L. Williams.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-23
CLIFTON

Ward Mapes is on the sick list
Emery Dickson has moved from
his home in Clifton
Lyman Chase has returned to his
home in Nashville, Wis
Mar y people from here attended
the dance at Prescott last Friday
evening