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Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18

Planters Min and Lose.

New London. Conn, Aug. II. - New
London divided a double header with
New Haven here today, the home team
taking the first game, 4 pretty pitch
ing battle between Weaver and Hearne
! to 0, in u innings, and losing the
second game Of seven innings. 3 to 0.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET HELDIN RESTRAINT
BY the Crisis in the Railway Situa
tion - Shipping Shares Doninan
Feature.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE crisis in
the railway labor situation, as dis
closed by President Wilson's action in
summOning the railway executives to
to Washington, was the only restrain
ing influence in today's active, and for
the most part, strong market. Shares
of leading II anspOrtatiOn companies
were varialbly but not seriously affect
ed, while other issues, with a few UNI
important exceptions, We're lifted to
highest levels Of the current move
ment.
Shipping shares were again domi-
nant features, MerChantile Marine
common making a new record of its
rise Of 4 IL to SO "a, with a gain Of
four for the preferred and one to 2 1-2
points for Pacific Mail, United Fruit
and Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies.
United States Steel kept pace with
Marine advancing 1-2s or with 3-8
points of It's record in 1909 Indust-
rails, notably IaCkaWanna and Re
public Steels, were strong, Republic
preferred attaining new high record
at 119 81.
Munitions and equipments fuCtuated
I to 2 points above or under the pre-
vious days closing prices, but motors,
MeUCans and less conspicuous spec
iaIties of various classes were firm to
trong. Coppers infused fresh activity
on the irregular trend of the final
44OuAy LLACLL A4SC CO4lCu41 ms VIII d =
ported advance in the metal on fur
Their large domestic demand
There was also a better inquiry for
prominent utilities, including AmeTi-
can Telephone and Telegraph and kin
bred issues. Dealings were a trife
more restricted as to the number of
issues traded in, Marines and steel
contributing fully 20 per cent of the
total overturn of S65, 900 shares.
Bonds were irregular, total sales,
par value, were $4,05O,O00
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
Lawrence Wins Close Game.

Worcester, Mass. Aug. 17-Pftch-
ing his first full game in the Eastern
League, Hanson of Worcester lost to
Pennington. the Lawrence star, 2 to
1. On earned runs the tab was 1 to
0. Lawrence secured it's winning run
when Taylor dropped a throw and
failed to block off Riconda at the
Mate The SCORE.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18

Portland, Me, Aug. 17.-Portland
won from Hartford today 1 to 0, IN a
game with many sensations. In one
play, Tuckey's triple and DowelPs sin
pie produced the only run Of the game.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
LEAGUE RACE
CLOSEST EVER
First Place Honors Being Commended
by Seven Teams.

Figures prove that this years pen
nant race in the American league is
the closest in the history of the or
ganization. On August 1 seven Of the
clubs in Ban Johnson's circuit boosted
of a percentage of 90 or more.
of a percentage Of 500 or more.
points ahead of Chicago, while 70
points separated the leaders from the
st. Louis Browns, then in seventh po-
sition. Following is the standing of
the clubs on AUGUST l, since 1911;
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18

New York, Aug. 17.-Can money
steady 2 1-2. low IA. ruling rate 2
Ia, loan IL, closing bid ? IA, Of
fered at 2 1-2,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
COTTON.


New York, Aug. 17.-Cotton futures
closed steady. October 1880. Deem
Der 14-48, January 14.57, March 14.71.
May 14.45.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18

Il Two out when winning nun scored
txE) Batted for Gedcon in 9Th
tXxX) Batted for Fisher in Sth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ...-......l I 0 9. o o.
New York ..........O 0 . 10
Two base hits Turner, Fisher Craney. Chap
man Mulel Three base hit. Howard.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
Robins Hit Timely.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 17-Brooklyn ~
timely hitting defeated Pittsburgh 5 to
today. Mamaux starred for the Pr
rates. but was hit hard in the fourth
and was relieved by Evans.
Score.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
Pittsburgh (N)

(z) Batted for Mccarthy in 9Th
Xxx Batted for Evans in 9Th.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn -..... ....I o 8 0 O.
Pittsburgh go. 100 O o 0 O.
Two base hits. Wheat ?. Myers. McCarty. Three
base hits. j Johnston. Wheat. PfefYer.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
athletics Take First Game, But Lose
Second

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 1T.-Philadel-
phia broke even with st. Louis in two
pitching duels here today, the home
team winning the first game in the
tenth. to 3, and the visitors the sec
ond, to 2
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18

u One out "hen winning nun scored.
Score by innings:
ST. Louis ..........0 0 o / 0 O-s
Philadelphia ....,....0 0 ? ! %
Two base hit Welsh. Three base hit, SlsIer
Home rum Scheng
Second game
Score by innings:
st. Louis ..........-I o l 0 SO
Philadelphia -.......1 0 0 0 0 O.
Davenport and SEVERED: Myers and Haley.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
Maaie secs I'D EieIders.

The sunglasses used by Harry Hoop
er of the Red SoX, Wilbur Good of
the champion Phiuies, and other ma
jOr leagues are of amber CoIored
glass with d ground lens, lis of an
inch thick and cost $40. They are
rivitted 10 the visor of the cap used
by the players when they're in the
sunfeld and are dropped into position,
shading the eyes only when the
wearer starts after a fly ball
When not in use they are easily
pushed up and fit snugly against the
lower side of the visor. SunfieIders
wearing the Fred Clarke invention
seldom peer through these magic specs
oftener than seven times in a game
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
Hickman Does Some BATTING.

AshviIIe, Y. c.. Aug. Jimmy
Hickman an cutfelder sent to the
Asheville, \. C., league team by the
Brooklyn Nationals today got a
home run and a double. and six
SINGLES in nine times at bat and stole
four bases in a double header here.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18

Totals Sc sx2S 18 81
(x) One out when winning run scored.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-17
THE POWER OF A TEN DOLLAR BILL

4 ONsIDER the power Dollar Bill when spent home.
~ like circulates obligations.
business people work Ashland But the ten dol
bill nothing Ash
1t becomes is commission
Ashland then power
money spend
that pOwer-money that spend home ...-J.,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09

Der GsIOerdus. Den Ronrob rttbt Ct
bonn 6er8en Der @robmatter.
sDa mar D6rrbnh," iogt BET
5ubrgaIt rba itsis i9 al unO Tag:
fhOn Dant! uno laBt ben aoHroo
binaus 9ebeH."
.sla," ipriHt Die AIte brGuF. ,6i,
S9eds!" Sic gebt Den Gag ftnDer
ME i'm 9rauule. Gin &riippeI, "
murmeIt iis, .unO ipridt iODisI gut
bonn 8oterIanOs.@ Sn Der Na@t lRgt
Ie mad, oas punoerbare SlGtIeI rubt
ibr 5ar Seits uno I9aut is an nit
grpBen, fragnoen Nugen, 70, nls
peiie es init 5iHgern auf lis.
1GaB aus NIT oeiuem 5ingeripets
ien," l4reit fR. sd tam nit. Der
8ub 1T bas asste, mas i'd babe. 2dB
aus"
Der Morgsn i9reitst in bic BsIt.
Do bebt Muttsr DengerIe ben 9edeI
Der GIeioertrube bod. Gie psint.
2anginm greift fe binein, lonst
Stiid lin Slid beraus uno legt
es an.
sUlein 8ab! Wlsin 9ubi 90 elmer,
Der @raue 70 einerl = llno fie iteben
brauBen urO iaauen riidpdrts, OBJ
nit nod stIias tOmmen, ibnsn gu 6sI.
fem neil Is IS i9ier nit i9affen tOns
ren. WletH Sub! Gtart Diff Ou uno
grade uno - iti f4On ftia, i'd geb'
bid benz aaiisr. Sd TONNE, Bab,
id tOmme. @lsia bin i4 bq."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09

&eIigionsfunbe. .@ott
bat aud Die Come srf9affen. 5dt
er etpos ou5u eebruuft?"
50. iast Der feline 9uns, "a
9eiterl@
- Sun ~ GRIT. Dos aalbI.
nouns niibt, ipis bod's i'm preis
s'itieg'n Isl
.RimHter gu 0'erbnIt'n mars rDr
lauter GinbdIOune!"
Sn ben Ser. Staten qibt es
mtnbeItens a1tSeAr StG0te nit BEN
Namsn &airo. ueberbaupt finb dapps
tiide Srtsnnmen in itbr pisIen SdIs
len fit amsritanifGe StGots uuo Sc
meinoen ubernommen noroen. Go
fommt 3. 3. Der Nante @Ieranbria
aHtSebn=, Der 9ame Mempbis in
ainerita eIfmaI Dor.
Der urfprang oes Marsis
pans til nuf cine 6ungsrsnot suriids
5ufiihrsn. AIs i'm Sabre 1907 iibers
al in Seutf1Idno infoIgs siner aus
sernetnen Mlibernts srOBte 5susrung
psrrinie, Bit man III goHIen qoHs
tIsitle grpte BON Der @roBe efnsr
MaInub gum Preifs bon 8 pfsns
mig. Damn fteute man CUR Grinnes
rurig an jsne 3eit ON Moriustoae
reid sewiir8ts 8r0tdsn hsr, bic nan
aIs Mursipan bs;ei9nete M1drci
pants = grct bts Mnrtus.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09


Iiest bem fdlsiniersnosa GinFlub ltts
uRs tisF 6ur4od1isu. formDoneubeieH
@ortrages. Nodosm sr ii@ Bic iebt
bios priDotim iiber ben Rrieg psdus
bert bat, beaniportet prof. BolanO
nun bic Bite Der ,Ecstcmff"s He0nls
ton I'M einen peitrng NIT frlgtHcsH
iernieen Morten:
Mud BON mir perlungen Gh
siueH Bsitrng fir bic ~Tofiomn".
Mte baden sic geipubt, bdb Id ni4t
mitmoAe nit Der pertebrten Gsiins
nung unIerer 2anoskute gegsniiber
benz 9entfdsn Reid unb NIT ben
I !5Ddneu, Die es 5srrsiBen mDdten9
9eritaHo Is fi9 Diellei9t bon feIbF,
buB Der @ernunFtlsbrer BON Qeiben,
Der in 9eseIs Sulphur tritt, nidi Der
Meinung Der MaNe Sugetan fsin
tOnnte? Sn Der SGT piinlae t6 81
men gu Jbrem Strebsn BON Ser3sn
Slid, ober i9 tue es i'm itiIIenL lnO
i9par3 auf peiB babe i'd bis isbt
mein urtsil iber ben grDbsn arieg
nt9t geaubert; entIdal0igen Gie,
psnn i9 mid AUD ieBt nidt 5u Fl,
nem eigsntliden 8sitrdg entl9lieBs.
Set Sabren babe i9 in meinem
Amt in eigener 4nssIessnbeit olEo,
70 Diel in geieaissr giniumtett i@rsi.
Ben unb iaeen miHen, bab mir I'M
60. QebeHsja1r Die 2uIt abaebt, I'm
lps5uSieben gegen Ole lIsbermn9t Des
@ururteils, Die ii9 in oieien 5ogen
bet uns unO anoerspo gegen bas ebIe
9eutfde Aei9 fgetebrt bat; 6inS ua0
RunS iino fir Die Greibeit unb gegsn
bas 9Sbere un0 lle~berlegene, un0 bic
uebeI Dss a~Igemeinen Da9Irents
bIei6en Die llebel aasr offentIi6sn
Meinung. SD bringe es nidt fertia,
0ur9 8ieDerboIuRs bon Dem, mas
Gle piHen poer tiTen t0nnen. be
meiiten 2anbsleute aber nun etnmal
niAt beOenten oOer geIten laiIen mos
gen, ettpas por3ubrtngen, 0as mebr
tDnnte, ais oas, fpas sic uno
f6on geIugt baben; DAB Der
2iigens uno 2nIterfslb5ug Der 8eIaz
gersr oes SeutI9en aei9es BEL uns
fern brapeR Mit6irgsrn ID bereitpily
Zig gingang ~eefunDen bat nno nod
lit fiir ben Genner GeutihS
uno ieiner geiitissn Gr0be in
Der Sat betriibeno, aber Dem 1T nift
10 i4neq a~b8uhelfen. San 9agel fins
bet ben Barrier nun einmaI feiner
aI5 ben Mi6el, fpenn er aud 9ti=
naloO ainaloini NIT IN ben Saul
nebmen muB. SdbrbuuberteIang bQt
Der Jranstilonismus inter uns eben
10 gut ME inter Den @lamldnoern
oes germoniIde @efibI DerltiimmeIt
lno bergiftet, 10 oab gegeniiber Der
6elgii9en, bas bstBt Der fran8offden
fogar bic DIdmiide SADIE tein
lufridtig briiberli9es @efabl 1ufz
!ommen IGbt. Sas ioqenannte
Redtsgefibl, pomit Ser Durhz
I4nittss 6OlIGnoer ii9 CUR 3eit gegeH
oas 8enebmen Der gron3oTen nnO
.SngIdn0er in @riehenlon0 iebrt,
tedt ibnl tatl6dIi9 i'm 8Iuts ols Elm
4nardismus oes MinOerDerttqen
mo Minberbsfdbigtef, Der angit bat
,or Dem 3u4tmeiiter; mas Der bpIs
dnoif4e @afenbub empfinoet Der
lem S9uBmann, empfinost Ct, tpsun
r erpa9ieu. Dor 9sutfaIanb. Grit
,er aolat, ilno niat nal Ser ssrdns
os. tonnte uniern 9ur9fdnittsent>
ntefreun6en binterbsr bic Grtenntnis
eibrtugen. oaB seseniiber Der IDtrts
@efabr Der bdrbnrii9en Der
Ietpaltigung bas 9euti4e Mei1
ooffnung uno SroIt aIer 6Sberen
gstpeien; nllr Der Gieg Ser
Waffsn ielber fam ihn lebs
en-, ~penieftens 6ffentIid 3u ebren.
1as er in feinem Ser3en nidt 81 lie,
- t.n~+,1n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
Sin SeIS Sss arirgcs ltaS Scs
Snmprs,

Gin FOLDER mar 6riebri9 bon &D,
au, Der atn 5. Mai 1864 3u Sbsr.
itrobpaloe in Der OberIauiiB ais Del
@obn zines turbronDenburgii1eu
Observation-Disclosures geboren marc anr
aIs bumoriltii4er 9ofrat Ausuit Oss
Starten, lddjider 8enerolIsutnant
uub &ommanDant Der ld1iiiden Sc
flung aOnieitein I'M SABRE 1888
Itarb. 9ieIe Rdrriere battle sr ebens
10 ieiner trieseril9en SiHtigteit ME
leinem 9utnOr, gu 0anten. SEN Sous
ner Sberlt bon g60ning braate Den
luftigen Gbaa in Oprnebme &reiie gu
oeren 8eIuiti8ung unO Iorgte bnfiir,
Dab er. Der als gsmeiner Solrat etrts
setreten pur, gum Jdbnrid aafrildte.
5reili4 iporen ieine SderSe mad Dem
beuti9en 9ei6mad re1t berb, aber lis
entlpraden Gem ieiner 3eit. 50 lieB
er fig einnal tot Iagen unb einIars
gen. Oils man ben Sarg IN aaer
JOrmli9teit gu @rabe trug, entitanO
pI0Bli9 i'm Sarge 2Grm, unD md6s
reno Die 5rdger sntleBt flpben, ltieg
Der lufttse 5dbnri9 per9nugt aus
Dem Sarse. Ser s6er3 i9isn benn
oo9 5u arg unO Der auferitonoene
Jdbnri9 tparD auf Die Je[tune na9
9panOau 9eIdidt. 4ls bic &urfirs
fin baIb ourauf Die GeItung bcf9tis
gen fam, lieB &pau, Der Dies porber
erfabren bate, Elm transparent aas
fertigen, bas aaerIei Ser6ro5ene Sc
genitdnbe bnrftslts, tpo5u er Elm
8ersGen madte, bos befogte, baB
0ds Bib fein Slid burfteae. Mit
oieiem TRANSPARENT i1miidte er oas
5enfter ieiner 3elIe gum gmpfaage
Der Siritin. @ieie la9te aber Den
S9era unb iprste fiir &paus 8egnas
oiguns.
Gin DUEL stours i'm Tpdter, iibsr
Die Gren5e gu fIteben uRo in Sads
len 9ienIte gu nsbmsn. ga glleult
Der Starte Elm 5rsunO IuItioer Stseis
de NOR, ftieg apau bier ianea eupor
uno tpurDe @eneraIaojutant bes &urs
uno aDnigs BON BoIen, Der
ben anitelItgen Monn aud su oiplos
matii4en Mliiiionen benuBte. Gls er
Dem 8reiienalter nobe mar, iebnts er
iid nah &Hbe unO tpuroe aEf feline
Bite aommaubant Ser 5eitung RDs
Dis Der 9euio6rstog oes
1888 berannabte, fiblte er
Ii9 trdntlid, unb ct mar fiber, baB
nit ibm gu gnOe sebe. Gr IieB
gauge Garniion Der SETTING aus
lammenberufen uno 3ur garaee aufs
norI9ieren. nabm bic @Iidniinfne
'ntsegen uno belt fotsenoe anrsbe:
,&ameraoen unO 5reunbe! Gin ees
paltiger, un6eiiegter uno unbpiieaba s
ter Seiub nabt in ben ud6Iten Sas
zen unierer 5eitunS. gt6er er bat es
1ur auf eineH abseiebsn. urb Der Bin
I9. Sd perbs mid inn eroeben aIs
aomuanoant, Der ieiner
9streu feline S1aa8e Gis gum
ssten augenbIid bebaupiet 6at!"
Riibrung erttdte eine Stimme, aud
lie 3ubOrer tuarsn tief ersrtffen,
penn &pou mar uleemein bt1iebt.
Damn sing sr uuf iein 3immer,
,ds ct biz gu ieinsm 9obe, Der am
L9. Gebruar 1873 erfolsts, ri9t msbr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
gbilDipp9sn.urtcil.
aeHfernnseu zines 6ullanOiiGem geIe6r.
ten Ter ben G,-ies.

AeHeerh19er etites BplnnntiGen 9eie9r=
ten er ben S,-ies.
0ur9 Die gsr0ffentliduna zines
8riefss bes aeioensr p~6iIoiopben
prOF. golanO bat ote bonGnbilde
Wo8enf9rift DE sOetOmE" Semen,
Die Ous boudn0iI9s @eifesIe6en tsns
men, cine freubias lleberrai6uno aes
brn4t. gOlono, Der geniaIe uno tsms
peramentbpne gsrtreter Der neusbeae,
Iionii6en pbiIoiopbie, genieBi in
9OlIaHo cine @srs9rung, ME fie in
6iefem 2ar6e, 0as fit feline sroBsn
Mdnner nidt aaSu pieI iibria bat.
b04it islten tit. Sin mooerner Muns
oerprsoiger, b6lt er ieine 9orIeIun.
gen niht nur in gsiosn, Tpnoern auh
in amterocm. RotterOdm, Delft,
lltre9t, unb per stfpds ouf lsins
8iIouns bdlt, btIu9t it unb inter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
Grlebuis eines GsneraIOberar5tcs.
Sd 6aIte i'm DienitautO.

SD bnlte i'm 9%ienftauto.
Sine Grau tritt bsrau.
n9err 2%eutnant! $50 1T sic Stsae
fiji bic Mluiif?@
a9as tpeib id ni9t. Iisbe 8rau!@
egla, Die northumberland tppls
len bod MuIit baben".
Dog tDunen Sic piellsi9t bsim
8e5irfsfommonbo General Bupss
Strabe srfabren4
nQ4. Nebmen sic bite bic
Munbbarmunita BON meiuem Suneen
unO bringen sic fie BIN, ober fiber
fir ben 2anOiturm!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09

Garti,suue foIst1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-26


troops and 4 military band followed
by 5000 citizens. marched 20 The
consulate, shouting Death 10 the
Eringoes"
They tore the American shield
from the front OF the building. then
demolished tho structure and Us
contents.
A mass meeting was held In the
Plaza later The mayor and other
Mexican officials counselled the
mob 20 violence aEaius' an Amer
cans The refugees. numbering Is.
We're aided IN their escape by the
British consul They were fur
nished a special train by The Car.
rama military authorities
Army officers accompany The train.
commanded by cen Francisco Muir
guia, told tho refugees hat "a Car,
rama force IS monilz.ng a. Saolnas.
- IN les south OF Eagle Pass. and
viii make its first stand AGAINST
American invasion Their" !. was
estimated that 5000 troops Gre con-
ceufTatcd there.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-26
By UNITED PRESS

ROME. June 26-Austrian troops
have begun a general retreat on the
T-en'ino front unarr smashing
Italian offensive II pas officially an.
aounCed today The Italians have
captured Austrian positions az cas-
telgom berto, Meletie Mont Lougara.
Gallo. Astago. Cesuna and Monte
The Italian gains are the most i'm.
portan' mad by Gen. Cadorna's
armies m a single attack since the
first few week following he out
break OF The AUs'r7-Italian war The
.telisns are driving home their
offensive with the greatest igor.
taaine advantage Of the withdrawal
of Austrian troops 70 meet The Rus.
sidi offensive
The hardest blow wa- struck
against the Austrian center which
invaded italy in the recent Austrian
offensive Hero the Italians took on.
envy positions On a l5-m.lc front
taking Monte CeRnic and Cesuna.
southwest Of Asiago. the Asisgo
positions and tho town Of Gallo,
five miles northeast q Asiago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-26

regiment OF the Michigan National
Guard 20 move from Crawling 10 the
Mexican border are expected 10 ar.
rive from Washington at any mo-.
ment
This f. I'm line with the news that
$4,000 troopers from various sec
tons OF the country will advance TO
the war front TO-DAY.
The government has instructed
the Michigan Central railroad Co.
20 hold all cars az Crawling, pending
orders 10 entrain that may come at
any moment. over 100 cars are
being held In 'he camp yards. These
include passenger coaches and
freight cars
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Heusner. of the Michigan Central,
passed Sunday IN the camp, and an
oficial OF the road is constantly on
the ground.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-26
BY United PRESS.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June Co.
4 little, grey. spec,aciod man. whose
mild and studious bearing appeared
almost iucongruous in his army
khaki. was The center OF interest in
the Mexican situation early today
That man was Captain Levi, s
Moiey. commanding Troop X. Tenth
cavalry. who, while desperately
wounded and apparently dying. sent
Gen. Pershing The first officers r..
port OF the battle OF Carrizal 81
which many II mis- md capt Charlie.
Boyd Troop G men were slain by
Carranza soldiers
Morey wrote tho letter tc Perish
ing while hiding IN an arroyo 1000
yards from Tho scene Of the baule.
When II was completed he dispatch.
ed II by three Negro troopers who
had taken refuge with him These
three men were picked MP by Troop
NJ, OF tho Tenth. commanded by
Lieut. Henry A. Meyer, Jr.
The letter was addressed 20
Morev's immediate superior tho
commanding officer at Ojo FREDERICK.
II is believed Lieut. Meyer sent Il 70
Ojo Federico. from wnere II was for.
warded 70 Pershing
A wireless addressed 20 Nprey's
wife. in Austin, Tex received last
night, read:
Am back on line and all we'll"
II was flgned sidney" and sent
from Somewhere In Mexico
Gen Funston has received no word
early today OF Morey's rescue. " Is
no, known whether Morey really had
been picked up by some Of fcrsh-
ing's men or whether the wireless
had been written al the Same time
"a the letter. 20 allay Mrs Morey s
fears
Never reported that tho three IN.
wounded mon with Morey carried
him about two miles ne night Of inc
battle. but that he became 80 weak
fror, loss Of blood be could 20 no
farther and ordered them 20 l'aN'
him. ~
re had been shot through the
sbouIder The men thought he was
diving and obcyed THOR s"hc' VI
locs,jon was rather vague ana d"
,boryh Never rccunnoltered % nile
cast Of Santa Maria, he found no
trace OF the missing oAioer. h' WIS
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MEN CLAMOR
TO ENLIST
IN GUARD
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will have no trouble in getting them
before nirhtfall Tho limited space
here will necossttate housing them
in the srmory tonight
I'VE are going 70 have at inspec-
ton drill tonight a. : o'clock We
will assenble here and march 10 the
armory. and I am not boasting when
say that We will be able 70 snow
fine body Of men"
Batteries 4 and p. Of the battery
corps. already are N Crawling They
were recruited AZ lansing, and are
not yet AZ full army strength De
iroirs Battery c f. expected 70 fur.
nish enough u a surplus 70 help
them 10 the required strength Each
battery must have III men. When
Battery { appears on parade Mon.
dav night there will 0e from -25 10
go men In line. The recruits, as
soon as they are enlisted. arc sub
,ected to a preliminary physical eE'
animation. This Is supplemented at
Crawling by more rigid examina'
ton. vaccination and other precau-
tiors against disease.
The battery recruiting station ls
IN charge Of Capt. William p. Rose
year. Jr.. with Lieuts r A. Teeters
Ia T Johnston. James A Con
nors and Charles Clifford. They all
declare that no married men need
apply. unless they can show posi-
lively that their families are well
provided for.
Mai Waldo arrived home from
the camp, Monday morning, and
passed the day settling up regimen
taI and private matters preparatory
N an early departure for the border
He says that great progress has
been made In the matters OF drill
ing and that the men are In hlgr
spirits and anxious to get to the
front. The major will accompany
cant Fosters detachment 10 Gray
ling. Monday night Though no ON
cial world has been received the
general opinion prevails that The
| Thlrty.Hrst will leave Grayling no.
later than Tuesday night.
The armory will not be entirei!
beref, OF military atmosphere after
all the troops have gune. Sergt.
Mai Erwin will be there two hour
each day. from 70 70 ? o'clock, a.
tending 70 eniistments and othei
| matters
Orders for Detgoit's Thirty.nrs
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likely President Wilson NAV End n
necessary 70 appear before congress
before the week ends
Only complete -'zrt ah1. face
by CarrsHza can save tho situation.
Tn" ropor' % Capt Nares A. he
lay supposedly dying IN 'hs Csrrizal
desert indicated 10 oHriar. Ma, tho
action o. Tho American force before
Carizal might have been p-avoca.
tive.
Morey wrote thar Capt BOYD was
under the impression thar '-s Mex.
leans would rin when rho amerl.
cans fred We formed for AZ.
tack" said Morey's report
On the other hand the ra5lica.
zion Of the American demands for
me release % r American prison.
ers from Chihuahua showed that
csrranza had issued The order 10
Gen Trevino not 20 permit the
Americans 10 move south. east or
west.
This would place upon Csrranza
the responsibility FOR Tho Msrcans
nriag and perhaps prove necessity
for Boyd's offensive.
Persons In touch with President
Wilson's views said he would delay
going before congress on a var mis-