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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
MEXICANS. ALLEGED BANDITS.
TO BE SHOT OR TRIED

Phoenix, Ariz.. Dec. 16.-Tt'lies in the
power of the Mexican military COM
mandant at Nogales. Sonora. to deter
mine whether a Mexican named Duarte
ana another named Manuel Garcia,
who sought refuge at Sasabe Sonora.
and were arrested. shall be turned over
TO sheriff JEFF Adams Of Phoenix. who
is at NOgales. Ariz-. or shot 70 death.
The sheriff said either disposition
would be satisfactory TO him.
Garcia and Duarte are said TO be two
Of the Mexican bandits who last week
robbed 4 bank at Buckeye and fatally
shot Charles Miner. They fled across
the line in advance Of a posse of Papago
Indians.
The ordinary cost or a Want Ad in
The FL Paso Herald is % cents II
000'OOI lnoqB 10 s5BIsA8 wv s9q5BsI
readers each issue
dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbOrs birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
9th DISTRICT COURT.
RaIIard EoldrxalI Drasfdsur-

Joseph Zarate. a minor. vs. I. I Avena
ct al, suit for partition of real estate;
filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
.CQPPERSS SHARE
Markets Gain
Entire List Opens Higher
Saturday and Strength Is
Retained.

Practically the entire market list. includ-
ing coppers. opened higher Saturday. ac-
cording 70 advices to Curtiss-Manning 81
Co. stocks and bonds. Hotel Sheldon lobby.
Throughout the session stocks generally .eN-
hibited a steady tone and a higher tendency
and in most instances closed at very nearly
the highest Of the day
The action OF Saturdays stock market
came as ray Of sunshine TO those committed
10 the long side Of the market and VINO have
been sweating through several days OF
drastic liquidation and shrinkaEe r. values
The first evidence that the market had
pc oably seen the worst OF its decline and
YVES ready to respond 10 efforts TO sustain
Dc. came Friday around the noon hour when
the market became somewhat duh and hes
itation was shown on the part Of the bears
TO follow the decline further.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
JUSTICE COURT.

\. j. Hall, Presiding.
State VS.. c. T. Fox. theft OF over $50
on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

The following quotations furnished by
I Logan * Bryan's private wire. 10 Curtiss-
! Manning & Co, stocks and bonds. Hotel
Sheldon lobby. give closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market STEADY. TOD.
s10-10; bulk. s9.75GI00o.
cattie-Receipts. SOC. including 1000
calves. Stockers-steers. S5.5e y zoo.
Sheep-Receipts. see. Market normal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-28

Since Heine Zimmerman fell down
stairs he hasn't been put out of a
game. This has proved almost as
terrible a blow to Chicago column
conductors as the loss of Ping Bodie.
Ball players who initiate EVers in
the gentle art of gOat-gettiHg are in
bad OdOr these days.
Reports from the Southern league
indicate there's a crying need for UNI
pires in those parts. They could
draft lot of major league arbiters
without offending anyone.
Rube SchaUer has just wild pitch
ed himself from New York to Louis
vile. If Rube could attach a parIor
car to some of those wild pitches he'd
do a greater business than the goth
Century Limited.
Speaking of appropriate settings
there's the case Of that rising young
lightweight, Bonnie Leonard, who
picked Mt. Kisco for his training
camp.
Wonder whom Marty will engage
to act as his interpreter at Cincin-
natI.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-28
BAD BASERUNNING FINALLY
TRIPS WHITE SOX

BY Mark Shields
As was to be expected, the White
Sox stubbed their several and coIIec-
tive toes at last. No team can be as
careless when it gets a lead and ex-
pect to be posted a winner day after
day.
For a long time bad baserunning
has been a, sOdden feature of the
games displayed by Mr.. Rowland's
FASTENERS. Give them a slight advan-
tage over the opposing club and they
began to hike the paths with gay
abandon, without regard for the To-
cation Of the ball and the base ahead.
They have failed to score runs
when they should have put more in
the tally column. Fortunately, these
lapses did not result fatally to an ex-
tent that could have been expected.
This tended to continue some of the
athletes in their careless ways, and
now look what's happened.
This was the day our prides should
have been safely in third place, half
a game from the lead, instead of tie
with Cleveland and two and a half
games behind New York. Scott
weakened in the ninth, and did not
have much at any time during the
game, but even the prOdigious waIlOp
of Oldring, which counted four runs
for the Yanks should have done no
more than possibly tie the score if
the SOx had not tossed away some
advantages.
Once Ray SchaIk rounded third
base for home with the ball in an in
fielder's hands. He was caught, tried
to get back to third and would have
been out 20 feet either way. Boone
dropped the ball and Ray skidded
over the plate. He scored, so the
play was duly applauded Maybe it
was daring baserunning. but ii didn't
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-28
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American. LeagUe.-New York 8,
Chicago 6; Boston Z, Cleveland 6;
Detroit Z, Washington 4; st. Louis 3,
Philadelphia 2.
National League.-Chicago 2, BOs-
ton 2; Brooklyn 4, st. Louis 2; Phil
adelphia 5, Pittsburgh 4; New York
4, Cincinnati 8.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-28
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

w. L. Pct. W. L. Pct.
NYOrk 50 SO .578IWash'n. At 43. .522
Boston 81 50 .573IDetrOit. 40 As .521
Chicago so Al $40 st. Louis AZ 40 1852
CIevPd. so Al .549tPhila. BE-. 10 IS .226
National League
WI. Pct. WI Pct.
Br'klvn so 80 .6O2IN. York. 40 43 .482
Boston A 35 .557IPittsb'h 80 A .47O
Phila. As 81 .554ISt. Louis AZ so .457
Chicago 43 40 4a3lCinc'ti. 81 So Al
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10
Her Proof

1--WE brought back those eggs
you gave me this morning." said
the new bride, as she began to take
the articles in question from her
basket.
"They're duck eggs"
Duck eggs!' sneered the grocery
boss, You're mistaken, ma am
l don't never sell no duck eggs"
But l tested them" trium pied
the matrimonial novice. 81 DROP
ped them into water and they
floated.'
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10

Mrs. Al. Atkins entertained the
Neighborhood club last Friday
afternoon. The talk was gener-
ally a discussion OF candidates as it
should have been so near to election
in this grand state of equal suffr-
age. The hostess served partjc-
uiarlv nice fruit salad, olives,
waters, cake and coffee. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. w. B.
Ritter. ...
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10
dad" Cain Laid 10 Rest

One of the saddest funerals that
has occurred in Idaho Springs in
years was that of Thomas Cain,
friend of everybody, who was laid
to rest last Sunday. The remains
were viewed at the Woodward
Tavern where they rested in ii
most beautiful black casket sur
rounded and covered by the most
beautiful floral contributions that
have been seen here in wears.
School teachers, pupils and person
al friends in all walks of life took
this method of showing their love
for Dad Cain.
At 2 O'Clock the funeral process
sion wendell its way to the Catholic
church where a short service was
conducted. after which the re.
mains of one of the best liked men
in Idaho Springs were conveyed
to the local cemetery for burial.
The pail bearers were Charles
and William Woodward, Albert
and George Straub, John c. Meyer
and Edward Schoellkopf.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10

George DETROIT. for many years
a resident of this city, but of late
living in Denver and Golden. died
in Denver Wednesday, November
s. He was well known to many
of our citizens and had many warm
friends here who are very sorry to
learn of his death. The remains
will be brought here on SATURDAY
mornings train and laid to rest in
the local cemetery.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10
Calvary Church

Sunday Sc rvi s-Children's
service GAS a. M; morning SER
vice and sermon, II a. M; evening
prayer, 1880. A cordial invita-
ton to all. Rev. Edwin J. Skin
ner in charge.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10

Frank White returned SATURDAY.
from two months trip to old
Nilsson.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10

Mrs. S. L. Burger will be home
Sunday morning after an extended
visit with her daughter in Florida.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10

The Shakespeare club will meet
with Mrs. c. I. Spessard, Tuesday
evening, November IA.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10
The Way To Do

Amt some people fu my though?
Allus huntin' trou BILE,
Allus braggin, bout their woe,
Maxim it out double;
Jest enj'yin' misery.
All the time a-frettin;
Turnin' one care into three,
Every good forgettin'.
Desprit times Is comm soon,
Lots O pain an sorrer.
Eff it's fine this afternoon,
Sure to storm tomorrer.
Eff feller's struck plum,
Like that thar Jack Homer
Then they're certain sure they's som
Hard luck round the corner.
Land, I wouldn' t be that way
Fer a monarch's ransom;
Why not whistle somethin' gay,
Steppin' wide an handsome
Els ye travel down the road.
Feelin' pert and clever;
Wishin' no one else's load
Didn't gald 'em never.
Then. eff trouble comes, wy then,
'Tain't no worse to bear it;
An ye know that you amt IN
Telephonin' fer it!
You can get everything in the
paint line at Machol's corner drug
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10

Miss Grace Curnow spent
happy few days with Miss Hazel
Blake Of Denver, returning Sum-
day.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-10

can get everything in the
paint line at Machol's corner drug
store.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18

i6Hsn pifeH. bah biefes 5btaI niat sau5
trrei6t perben lam. Sc fttdt IN ben
Gtelen cine leone 9omaitii BON eigensn
poInifden Seer, BON geib aaeE tiniigen
poluifhen probin8eu, ben tiesntr ariegss
berrIihfsit, ME ie In alien tol5en 3eitsrl
sinmoI mar opsr tusnigIteRs eeuslen Iein
Ion. Diels Romnntit lberiirht, bub I'M
5Diihm bic gDelt nHbers genorbea lit uno
befonoers onr4 ben eesenrGrtigeR attsg
NOD mebr arbers ipirb. Is gibt isst Hnr
nod GtaatsDerbdnht. unb beicnoers an
Der Etens, an Der polen Iieet, fam e mad
WeHi9eneeoenltn ME uieber cine miIitaris
Ide bone Souperdaitdt eeben. Sc tlnrer
unb ridbaitloier oas psr pplnijhen Bee
b%6lferung bon ihten ppiniih 6ihrsrn
lelbii geIeat ipirb, 6sIfo leihtsr iperbsn bic
miiteIsuropdiEtsn Nn6bdra nit ben goz
len uber lire 5~uIlnItiqe GteIung innerg
balb eines mitislenropdiiden militdrpers
bdnbts ftp %berIidnbiesn f6nntH. SIR bic
poIen Iautet msines grantens Der critic
gab Der polHifdsa Trage: molten mfr i'm
rrifiiden ooer TN mliteIetropdIlnm Dilis
tGrperbdnb IfiR2 ScEaIb man auT uaIerer
Seitf bic 4ninort h5ren tpirD: mir polsrl
lpeaen I'm INSTRUMENTATION Mlilildrbers
banb fein! psrb,n IpForf bic QnTdien unb
.abiidten Ith bnrauf einiislen, uGb Sipar
III BEN 9iaBe, als oisle NntiporI als bins
bend unb anssmtin angsisbsn tperbm fam.
8amit if bic peiters sipsiie 3rags, ME
inasrbalb bss mittesaropdii6en glilitdrs
DslbaHhts bic pnlHiiae @iaaisbupallaHn
81 effaiien Isi, moo nihi beri 4. Qog
alien icidsn G~ripdoaugsn maB bic srTe
Graae BE ginproaime IN ben MiIitdtpers
baRo. guu5 unaptiylbafI liar b~saniplrlst
Isin. Dam err bsetaHen bic iunerbolis
tiInen @trtsiIunssH Der @tsirEe NIB
GdbRdneisItfisH in Miitelturupa. Ddbsi
1T Is bann oriHgtHb sffpinIdt bab bic
polniidsn Gtimmm aud CUR @ftuns tom.
mon. neil ia uiht mr. Aedfs srttiiE, ions
bern Dor alIsm aud gflidten lbtfnommsH
ptrbfn niiHea. 8e Se6hoerpdltung
poiAiinc gtbifit III fir uns nahH ber
erCbeB GHfiAeibune mitisIearCpaiI@ psrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
9mtldlano nno Ole 9oGen.
Don SricsrIss 11aamann.

ane goien einis, ober barber 6indus srs
iiredt Iih na9 msiner SenntHis bic Gads
Iage Der Ginigteit niat, idOn besbalb
niht, neil bic GinIi9t In has Grrtihbara
cine neridieoene If uub neil itber 8surs
tsiler bon leiasm mobnft, 0etDerts uub
qeAnseriabrunen anbers beeinTlubt uirb.
Mirotn ale goIen als cine gef6IoHeRe
aorpHf9aft nit einbeitli6er WsinHhg
nor urs fisben. 70 fpiirbsn ie 5iuar aud
oann nod auf bic GntIfeibung Der milis
tdrifdrn Maats nadrten miiftn, aber bieis
Gntihtibung ipiirbe INN bielss ieidttr unb
tlarer fem. 60 abr ME beufe bic 8ings
liegen, Otrmebrt bic unGlOrheit bet goien
bic uueniidisbeuxit BON u1g dubeEn.
Wenn Id bas ousiprtae. 70 eedisht q
Hitt I'M GiHne tinss @ornurfes. 6snn e
if mir gang bsuttih. ipie taft unm0glid
es fir Elm golt sDifdeH brsi Siadtn unE
5pii9en 5wsi 6ssren III, f9 fur Elm Be.
fimmtss geIhihtlifes qrogralnm 80 emf.
fneioeH. Moran mir litgt, If MIR, biz
5Oleen bitIss 3uitanbss fiji uns MitisIs
eurcpaer gtnau aus5uiprsden. Bit nil
fen ni@t, tppron mir NIT ben qolsn Finb
mir t5nneH ss hus htn baraels9Esn GYia.
BEN lsiosr Mot piFsnl @ir i1iHsn ni4s
ob uab pisosis uHp ipis griHblia BIZ
Qebrbsit ses polnifdsn @oues feline 49,
ithr Rom gtuiientum boI5o6en BOT, OBJ I'll
aeioHnen 1T, ihre Gbiffe biHier i'd 81 bsr.
bremen Hab duf isbe GsFahr bin mitttI,
turopGi sn goDeH gu betrstsH. oosr oI
bic poIen aud in 3uIHnit aug eigHeH Hd'
s%ionaitn JntsreFtn en- boppeltss unb brfii
fa6es GpieI fpielsn poaen unb tperber
SoIange ptr obsr bas nift luiFen, milf
fen mir iHnsrlih unb Guberli9 aud fiji
ben idIshttrtn 6au eerihst bltibsn Unit
toHHcn Gin uur nit @orbtbnlf bargthrahl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
aetaetaasabeeovonrter Tanmann
bet6ifgnli4i N Der flHsIien atHb
mer osr 3tiilnrift golali9e @lafs
fer foiaeff5e AasIIbrungens

Cir bic golen dasr Gruppen 1T bic
gsgenpdrtigs 3stt ldDer bura bic lins
iiderbsit bts Martens. Gle pifsn. bab
i6re n~dtiouole Submit auT Der Sagssorps
nung ber @tltgsIAi9te fttbt, bdB btsleidt
gum Isbten MIaIe HRrbalpt, fder abr
sum ein5igen Wlale fir bic gtenmdrtigs
Gsneration, bic Gtn9e bes 4ruaufbdues
sinfs polRif6ea Gsmeinfpsitns daFgeDors
fen 1T, glsid5silis abr fihlsH ite, pis me-
mig Ie feibR basu iuR tonnsn, I'M ibr
S9idial gu gsItaitsn. WaitteR i'm mobsn
ariee kten re tein eieenes 9eer. ion6srn
nur iGmpfmoe 9~olfgsenoftn in kieen 9ns
germ. tells tpialge uHb tells uRGiaigs. Gs
febLt ihngn chr aud font Der poIitif5s
Munb. Bonn iper bermag aud nur einigers
mabat heuii Fir bds golentum i'm san5sn
cine G%rtIdtuRg 1bSugtkn2 uebtr bic
@runhioss spor: bab bas poLHiFne Doll
mad LANCER 3niIhenssit ipisosr eins sissus
rationale eriRenJ babgn min, Fn6 F4 Fcit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18

fIdsn 4riiuerie patbe bur1 bic I. u. I.
Qrtfaerie bstrG9tlid gsi;0rt. QomtRtiid
Bic flanffzfmot 4irlung Disisr 4rttltrie
brdats CUTE grfoigf; fe lesta niat uur
gine eua5e 3eibe feinoli9er 9attgrieR niis
BET, it rittete AID 9erheerangsa uHter
ber flrmaubgu Snianttris an. biz bereits
uehr ais besimiert npr ben 5inbsrHi1en
antam. Die HeHlh etmaaten 800 Or
fan1ergn NIT einem Gberiten unb 5ebn
0ffi5iersn !paran oer 3eit pah brti 8ds
tdiaonta. bon bensn niGts snrIdidm. an
lfinem ein5igsn 9antts osr 6ront muBig
aud nur cine sinsige Clinic 3u~Eitssnoms
men mtroea. Sin ein5igts Ifal lGteH
in uubebeutenbftr 5rontauset9Bung bic
Rage fritiI6. Die auHeu oransen
i6er bic ourh 4rtigerie b01tg SER
ft6rttn 8rabtbmSsrnife uuo bic nahf3a
Decentralization @rdben Dor, bic bonn bic
1ruppt nerlafen batte, nm Bic AuHm
qleia pardHf unter Gin Bsaer bnn brsi
Seittn gu uehmsn. Ser Geinb purOe bos
bei bis 5a einem 3ebntd dufgsriebtn,
8om Warasbintr 5afdnteties RepiHeat 1T
81 iagen, bdB i'm tagliden 9aHbgtmenqe
taum ein Ram BON ieintG GeItsn nit
peaiqer als 5lDei 6egnern auf sinnaI 5u
trn bate uno baB feline fiirhterIidsn 0ea
e~enanoriffe itbegmal idnea bic GHtideis
6uns aber ben 8sib ssfdhrOetsr Stsluns
Qen brahten. Die ruHif9en @erluIts blrf
ten nod erbebli4er Iein ais $1,000 Mann
on SoEen uab @erpunbeien, bic bic eriten
GtGBunesn ergdbsn. 8as abflalen 0er
Example an gebrigea Gage biitfts Ii Elm
alem6olen bes Gtgners iein 6intsr fsis
ner Jront rotten bttrd6tli9e 8erfdrtuns
Gen an. Sic inb bereits feiietfttut.
8ubdpsH 8. 5anuar. Die Seles
qrdpbeaslRion beridtei: % Gf melDet
pon bsr GtrppaFront:
Mus ben happen amtlidtn Mtelouneen
farm taum berupsgsleien iperben, mas fit
bsbsutenbs greieniIe ii4 bier abIpieItm.
@efdngsns ruFii9e GffiSisrs befdtigttn,
baB ber 3dr etgens 3u Dem 3ped In
grembopla eiairaf, bic borsigen EruppeH
gum Angriff ee9en anIere 6ront, bic bon
bort nur ipenige ailometsr sntfernt liegt,
an5ufeuerH. Oh ruFiI9gn 9fi5isre e.
bieItsn in tintm Sdgesbefsbt @stiune, I'M
ieoen prsis our15nbrshen. ssn bemlslbea
9sfebl Durbs beriiaert, bnB sur Grreis
dung bisfes 3isIss seHiiesno ardfts 5ur
9srfHsang Fdnbsn. 5n Der Sat meIbss
ten uHIsre 8eobahiun9sflieger, bab Dor
unisrm perbdltnismdbig tur5en Grontabs
fanitk sipolf neus asgimsnsgr bersiniat
purOsR. biz ~iDubrfdeinlid aus GbsHo Ia
men. Son bielsn 5p6lf aegimmiern
~berf6rEtsu bic RuFen ibrs aneriFfsarmss.
8or %unIsrsr Gront beFinosi fh cine 65be,
bic bon uHisrn Zruppsn 81 GbrsH gflans
5ersgaltIHs Sort gaItin g%sHanai iDurbt.
@om Stanopuntte Der @erteibigangstsfs
Mt aug bsiradtst, bilbet oigIsr StlbpuHft
eins sldH5snbs GisIHag. Gin 9sfsbl bss
3drtu prbnsts an, bisfe 50be i'm john
9rtis 5n ne1men. Geit Dem 3. Sanuor
BADEN bic RuIen lire 4nariffe auf biefen
gtiibpuntt, beren 8ereeblifseit Is einfas
ben. einssHsai. wpr nnltrn Gttaunasn
lisssn title taiisnb tote Gsin6e. Die Rais
IsR btrsiieisn lore angrifie bur4 ItuHhsHs
laHsss 9rommtIFeau Dor. 9rusosn lam
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18

ofdaf3f6sn Gront nit ausaabme psnis
eer abI6nitts fih eiuitsite, nirp %nianuns
Ben oariibsr Nuiaen, 0aB bic Sample NOD
ni9t abgeidIoaen fn6. Gie fellen ben
ausbrad elmer Iangen unb griiHblih borz
bereittten ruHiiden SffeaFue bar, oeren
srippenbdufungen gsssn bic btfdrabifGe
Grsn5e 5uerF, obne baB bic 8dul9ung
CREDIT fpurf,, bur9 bic Concentration
eines m6gIidgn 3urGmarihes bur9 Rua
mdnisn Deridleiert perbsn Toate. auBsr
3Deifel ifeht, oaB auropattins Reiisn an
6ieien Grputabhnitt, ferner nab aieD
unb GbeFa, bersn W~siIitdrbe3irte has
bauptIddlihe Bacterial an Sruppea fir
bic Observation-Disclosures bergaben, nit btr
Organization Der ltnternsbmung 5ulams
meHbingen, obgIein ibr ftrategiiher &ppf
Sipanop beiBt. DIR Gar unteritria bic
8sbeutung Der 4ftion barh 3ipeinaligen
Grontbgfuh, beren 3Def ibn 5ismIi4 nas
be an bic Qampflinis bsranfibrte. eint
aeibe bon S~agesbefeblen, bic tur3 Dor ben
Gdmpfen ausgegebeH ipurben, ieBte ben
Mdunld]afteu Bis our aompdente berab
ais 3ampf5ieI eiusn 9urdbua an. bsr
bic rufd9e @rmet pieosE in bic 8arpds
then fi6ren Ioute. Nus @efangentnberid
ten gtht berDor, baB bieis 8agtshfsbIe
ni9t bic beabiidtiste, fouberu bic unlges
te6rte @irtung hatttn. Die @rinHsrnng
an bic SnrpdthenI4reden unb an bic
falitblihe Observation-Disclosures bes 8ors
iobrs berbrsitsts idrerfte 9eprefion.
Die 8orbereiiunesn Der Hsuen Gffens
foe, beren @eIingen Rrdfse ber bsrblnbes
ten @~iibofTront binben ober penigiiens
betrdhtLitK 3sile ab3iebtn folts, fDurban
rs6t3eitig bernsrtt. GrDB bes meit lsbr
uRIittigen Dstters leiitste bic 6ligeraufs
tlGrung 5sr~oorragsnbes. Gtreiftorps,
Bdtrnuinen uno ugbsrlduFsr ~erqGnsten bas
BON ihnen srtdnnte Bib. 4bqeie6en bds
Don, baB biefem Sell bee arisssiGdas
pldbeg BON 5rhru. Conrad b. Sossnborf
Iett ie Elm beIonberes M1genmert gsI9snlt
poroen mar, tuarteten Der fommenben 4n>
sriffe GtsIungen, bic aufs fhperfe aus
esbdut ipdrsr. Die TuHii9eH Gtirme
ri4tstsn fi9 Dor Der Uronf Der Armse
gflanasrsHditin INNER nur eegen Be-
Jimmie Abldnitte, bic rsgslmdbis unb efs
ssniinnig dHgerannt tpurben. Giner bies
Isr Abi9nitts mar ben 3oporoubsr BaIo,
I'm sin Seil Der I. u. I. Stfungtn bur9.
f9neibet. Die unm1glihteit, ben sdnsel
Nab nfeberSuIegen ba Ct fd urfDuloar.
tis dusbehnt, CAB BEN 0sansr fpisbsrboli
@sleeenheit, Fh gang mare an bic Stel'
Iungen gsbedt heran5upirffsH. 3peimaI
ODER brsimal unterItise IGN ibsrbies Far
sinIebsnbex RebeL SIN 6anbosmsnge SOC
tt baHn isbesmaI htH ldrssrn.
On alien angtg1ngsnen 4hiHnitEsn feb.
ten bic AHgrifs fat INNER nur an QodH
mittag Elm. Die Nrtiaerisporbgreitun
mar srommdfsuer, bas Munition II
Sr0Bien MeHgeH aug ben gorrdttn Der.
I1idts. fuslde nsueroings tDis6sram bi
Saponer gelieFsrt baden. Die Joponel
bsgniigisH IG ibriesns nidt bloB nit be-
2%ieferung bon @rtiAeritmunition, be,
srSBts Sell Der 6ortietH ruHifhn SHfon
teris 1T nit @eipsbrtR japaHiider 9er
ttnF uuseefattst. Die Satiattit eer rai
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tts @trtrauen audi nur nit @orbebalt en-
pibtrn. 9os nag pom polniihm Stapbs
punt aus aIs pipaoIOeild faII4 srl@eis
ue,. benn BET pole fpiinIai bon ms inns
norfen 81 iein, obne iia itl6it gu binom,
absr nab unielsr stpas nii4ternen uro
IorgiameR DfnEnsiIe f6unsR mir nidt
Observation-Disclosures mddtn, ioEaHge
Bic ki6erititigsu @rRnblaesn bd5u nod
ni6f ~bor5anosn fnb. S6on ober, bab
pir uns ecgenIeiiig iiber bieIs btiberititis
gn Semmntiie Der poiiereh grndherung
often uno NIT sutem 8ilsH austrreqen,
1T Gin peIsuilidr S6ritt our 9erkifihs
rutg tines fmrsisttu ge9snleitism 8tr9als
hns.
Den qolea etht Is nab meiHer 9sOba6
iang 10 ME fat cutn Natiortii, bic fih
tbre 0oltsitIbfi1nbigttit srH trrir9tu milf
Zen, baB Ie bos S6edf elmer potIen unbes
hinatm Matchmaker Gouberdnitdl dufIteIz
len, obpoA ale tlheersa aopfe inter
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tsin 5einb ibsr unTsrs 9robtsiabsrHiFe
binaus. On Den Drnbtperbaum bdnoen
bic eeidtn ioitr RHisn. Sebt hsrriGt
Dis0n aAbe, bsHn ts gibs isine IturmfGs
bisn rHFifdeR Rsgimentsr ms5r. unIers
@srluiit iiHb Ishr gsring. Sn ben Isbtsn
siDsi IaasH, dIs Bic RuTen an FtdrtiEen
fiirmten unb 3auisn6s BON MsnihsH bers
loren. buit,n mir auf bsr oonssH 2iHis an
Gctsa, gsrDHnbsten uHb aranttn nidt
mthr 0ls 20 Mann, ba bas NIT uHglaubs
Ii9er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL S5ms
stlssis S~romHtliaier gang p~irtunsslos
bIisb.
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Man bsri6ttt aus Bonn: Die 3aht
Der i'm IaaifHom Semtasr bier immatris
tuiierisa GtaoigeHosa betrdot 4019 MdEss
nsr Aao 457 5ralsM salammtn 4476 osi
gen 1914 4ldRgsg HHo 40 Trauen. ausS
lulnnsn 423i ia @iRleritmgHtt 1914I5'
9ieTga tntiga.a aaf bic ebaHasIiIhstbss
ologi'tg 5alaltdt 147 Q45l mdnnsr unb
7 ID 9saa aaf bic tdi6oIilne 512 R87l.
Utaantr, alf bic hiriIiIds 739 609).
Uiannef. 4 90 5tdaen, onf BE msbiainis
i6s 96s $50 Mdnusr, 96 fs8) 8tautrk
ant bic p~BilOIopbiFhe 8cluIidf 1g5s
m1ansr. 358 1926 1rausn. m6nl
ben 1874 immairituggieH rsihsbeuifafHI,
giannsrn btinoeu fig 3l64 gIti5 79.gs
pte5,nt I'M 9trssbimF.
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Sttse unb bic Grfdbrunesn sinss bdrten
Gelbsuges, Der G6pert unb Danger fdrs
Ter 9eidmieoet bat,
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Die rnNqGe 0feultpe III
0fgaliSteu.

aus BEN 3riegspreffequars
8. Sanuar. Die nerbdltnismds
bigs 4ube, bic eetern sntlang Der gdr3sa
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Die polniI9en 9ldiier, Biz BEN 3Dtd
elmer @eritGnbignng 5iuiI4sh @olen uno
Dnif Iahb petfolgen, fiieea BEN Raus
mannheim ausFibrnngsn cine o~usFibrIihe
enigesnuug binBu. in Der ie in~sbefcnbtre
bic 5rdgt nab Der &sgitrungsfdbieteit,
g0lens btiabeH.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-26
MRS. MAGGIE HALL DEAD.

Mrs. G. o. MCGEE received a mes
sage from Corvallis, Mont, stating
that Mrs. Maggie Hall died of dia-
belts at that place. Oct. IT. Mrs.
Hall was the wife of w. C. (Billy)
Hall, who died IL years ago. The
funeral took place at Corvallis,
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Lear. Mrs.
Hall leaves three children, all of
whom live in the West.
Mrs. G. o. MCGEE and Mrs. d. G..
MCGEE of Mexico are sisters of the
deceased. Mrs. Hall, until IS years
ago, when she with her husband,
moved to Montana. had been a resi-
dent of this community, and, her
many friends and relatives here will
be grieved to learn of her death.
She was a member of the Christian
church at Corvallis.