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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08

Mit ouiridtiser 1rausr tpirb ia
peiten areiIen bic Runee BON benz
ablsbsn Don Srau 2enaga Sc, aeb.
Sieinmeier, pernommen iperben, bic
i'm Utter Don 43 Sabren in bic gipigs
ieit biniibsrgeIfIummert III. Die Dus
tingeidiebene bat ss oerftanben, iih
burt ibre perfonli6e 2iebenspiirbigs
ieit unb ibre 6er5eHssiiie sinen sros
Zen 5reunbestreis gu ertperben uno
bie stamsebeusten 5interbtlsbenen, ir
erit.r 2inie Der i6pergepriifte Satts.
6err Senrp.g. Gabe, biirfen BEL Der
Seimiuhuns. bic lie beiroffen, Der ins
nisitsn sbeilnabme periitert f.in. Die
geii.suns Der iterbIiten Siille Der
Gntihlafenen finbet beute Radurittas
lin 3ipei llbr bonn 9rauerbauie. Ro.
2913 SefferIon Qpeniie, aus itat!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
ilmfaifenbes @eftanbnih
GrlanHtr Nadtd,ei Stegncr bon benz
anaebIidkm SaroIO Gbel, in OeiieH
ysIk fpertbpulie shmndiaden
gtfnnSeu iuorben iuarcn.
Ter Shmnf itammt ans GOnispille
NIB iunroc bort elmer Jamilic <
Namens N. .pellmau pon einent
0icmitmdbden gcitollen.

Ter nngebIide Sarolo Sbell, ii6e.
ceilen 0erbaiiunq on anberer Stclll
6es 9Iattcs bcrid)tet rporoen lit, bai
seitern 9tbciib, naf)6em er pom gtadJt
def Stegner eiren ldngeren arel!S
terl0r untcrporien tpor6en mar, eli.
umraiienbcs (Seitdnonib abgelegt
Dur1 peldes Die gernlitbung Der
Yoli3ei, oab eie In icinem 9eiie be.
iin6liden Sdmlifiaden aus einem
TiebifaH berriibrien, poaaiif beitdtig1
iplir6en.
Ger Saftling bat geltanocn, tuf er
slrtbur Nmrpbp hciBt, aus aitti,
Rod, slrfnnias, itanmt ilnb bis boz
ehud McfIcniriit in elmer 9lpotbefe i.t
Suiiisuille bcitbGitigt mar.
Die In feinem geiis befinblider
Shmudfaden iinb, pie er aeutnani
'stesnsr ssseniibsr 5usab, gissntbum
elmer GamIie 8. R. Selmdn in
Gouispille II. ipurbsn, tpie sr be6dups
tei. Don bem Oisnitmdb6sn Der Jami-
lie uHb bsren .Jreunb" Soiparb Rem
nebp, rpabreiib bic Sellmdns bier bel
bem pruber Iyrau Sellman's, 9errn
Wt. u. 8ernbeim, Ro. ITO gbparbs
Roab, auf 8eiud paren, gsiiobler..
Die 9iebssbeute tpurbe ibm bann mil
Der Weiiuns iiberseben, iie IN gtncins
ndti al Derfaufep, unb bier pollten
blnn bic Diebin unb ibr S6ab, na6s
bem er bic Saden Dertauft bate, ipies
Der nit ibm 5ilidnimentreifen.
Sbtll ober Wurpbp tcm Dor etipa
att 1agen bier an unb mistbstt ii6
i'm Sduie Ro. 2029 @iltert 2lpenue
elm, mo 2tutndnt Steen.r seitern
9lbenb mod tpeiters aus bem Dis6s
ftabl berriibrenbe s6mudiaden fanb.
2tuberbsm lpurbe aud burd cine Nm
irage BEL Germ gernbeim ermittslt,
bab feline S6nsiier inn bereits briefs
lit bupon Wlitikifuna eematt batte,
bab pdhrenb ihrsr 2tblpefen6eit ibr
!5aus ariinbli9 ausgeptiinberi porben
mar. Sn bem Brief bate iie aud
peridiebene Der ssiioblersn sdmuds
laden befhriebsn unb bisfe 9d6reis
buna pabi abiolut auf Die Saten,
ipelte iih ieBt I'm 8eiib Der bieiissn
polisei befinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
6ilfeleiitung fir Ypleu.
Gnglan6 pill bic llntsrbanbIunse.r
pieosr aufnebmen,
O6glei4 9eutf6lanb bas, mas bas
britii4e 2lustpdrtige 2tmt als
lestes Dort ertIdrt,
Sn bsitimmtsr Deife suriidgepieieH
bat.
6 0 Il B On. Z. Q(uauit.

2onbon 7. 9tuguit. = Das
aaspdrtige Qmt Dirb am Oienitag
ein Memordnbum al ben ameritani.
i4en gotldafter Dalter Sines pass,
| f9iden, pelter es mDgli4 MAIDEN
biirfte, bic llnterbaRblun9en nit Be-
3ug auf bic Grndbrung Der 9eo5Itez
rung in ben DON ben 0euti9en beiebs
ten @e6ieten tpieber auf5unebmen, OBJ
gleib 9eutI5lanb Dor .ur5em Die
bieriiir seiteIIten geoinsunsen als uHs
annebmbur 3uriidgelpieien bat. Sn
oem Wemoranbum pirb ansebeutet
perben. bab bic Regierung Der Der.
Staaten Die llntsrbanblungerp fpieoer
erOffnen t0nne. penn iie foI4es fir
ratbium baIten iollte.
Die qnttpurt 8euti6lanb, IN mel
DE, bic brittiden 8ebingungen 5uriii>
getpisfen purben, unb bic bereits in
ben Der. Staatsn oer0ffentti6t NOR
ben 1T, uno bic 4ntport @nsIaubs
earduI, ipirb in BEN ndditen Sagen
bier beroffsntIitt tperben. Sn Der bris
tiIhen 4nttport tpirb bic 8ebduptung
8eutI6lanos piberlegt, bab bic 4ntz
mort Gngldnos gu lauge binuusgez
i9oben iporoen fei, unb bab bei ben
guten g,nteausfi6ten man nad benz
/. Sttober teine toiIfe mebr BON ausz
pGrts nOthig babe, unb bdb bic ndp@
lie Grnte einen geniigenb groben grz
trdd ae6e, I'm ale gebiirfniiie Der
geoUlterung, in eeipifen Perioben
dusgsnommeE, beden 5u t0nnen. Gs
piro in Der grtlGrung anesbeutet
perben, bab bieIe gebauptung Der
Deuti6sH 10 unfpabr lei, oab ss iia
Hi4t Der Mhibe IO6ne, bariiber gu ars
eunentiren.
@oibtngton, 9, g., I. 9lu5.
@dbreno bic biefieen geuulten bercit
irnb, bas SSbri9e gu finn, I'M Die I'M
terlnnbIiuaen sipeds SilfeleiItung
fiir Die gspolferirrg Rolens pieoer III
Gang sit brireen. bnben lie penig
&offiutng, bdB bic neueiter anerble-
tungan 6es brittiter altsDdrtlgen
2lmtes su eineln 3iel fithren perSen.
SSn ieinem lesten @ieInoranMim
iiber Die @ngelegertbeit bate Gelttit-
LAMB erfl6rt, boB gnglarb @aruntIen
oerlangt babe, Die ineriitllbar ieien.
unb baB tpettere llntsr9unblungen
srpedIcs fem ipiiroen.
Wdu bilt ss bier fir urtpu9ri9eiu>
Iidl oab gnglanS iett Die geeinslin.
gen 3uriif0eSogen bot, Die Geutif-
luno fiir lln1mcbnrbar erfldrt bat, |
rnb BON 6enen oas britiife alisrudr.
tige alntt erfl1rt bate, bob es iein
Iestcs 8crt in Ser slngeIe9etbeit iei. |
Gle 2onOouer Gepeid,e betrefis Oes
ueucn Dtentoranltoms bat aber bcdI
einiges S5ntereiie bier erregt. Gs ntro |
erfIdrt, baB Die alnerifaniife 0tegie'
runq, trok bes ituna6eiebigeu Ger.
baltens beibcr Seiten, irnmer nod BE.
reit lei, irqen0 et1pos su tbun, mas 81
,;,,e,- g}sr;rhor,,,1fr f;ifrpr finn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
Die 0lrmee Sss Generals
bpn BDbm. Grtnplli
gilbet ben redten Jliigsl Der Don
9inbenburs befs6Iigten isrunt.
Siibti3 BON Sarnopol tommanoirt
nab ME DOT Der 0iterrei4ii4e
5bronfolger.

Berlin 7. quguit. llebsr Com
Don. - Die gtutpriidt bes 5eIomars
i9aIs BON 6inbenburg iiber bic beuts
iden II. DitsrreidiIden Grmeen an Der
DTtli9en 5ront eritredt iia BON Der
Office Biz on sinen Yuntt fpeItIid Don
sarnppol, ipie bic rRorbbeuti6e I'M
.gemeine Ssituns" antiinSist. Die Or
NEE bes Generals bpn 9DbmsGrmolli
biIbst ben rs4ten 6liiseI Ssr Grmee
bon Stnbeuburgs.
9lIle Sruppsn, Die iliblid bon Gar
ncpol iteben, ei1ti4liebli9 Der btuts
fden Siibarmee, unter benz 6enerdl
Grdf bon 8otbmer, unb bic beutf4en
.aruppen In ben aarpaben. isAsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08

9rbans g Sdtebsgert6ts-
pertrug in Soltan6 giins
itig dufgenommer. Der DON
benz @ertreter Der bouGnbiI6en J2es
gierung in @uTbirgton am IS. De-
5ember 1913 unter5ei9nete S1tsoSs
geri6tsoertrag nit ben Der. Staoten
1T bpn Der Regisrurg Der 3dmmer
CUR 9eitdtigung unterbreitet uno in
benz 3uItdrbigen QuSI6ub beiprpherr
iporben. IS feblte niat an 9egueru,
aber i'm QQgemeineu i9etnt Der 8er>
trdg cine quite Gufndbme gefunben 5u
haben. WGbreno Ietne @eener uuf oie
9efabr binpieier, bab cine interrds
ttondle S6tebsgerictts Spmmifion
GinbIid in bic amtIi6su Dotumerte
erIangen tpiirbe, oeuteten Die 8efiirs
porter barauf bin, bdb ett foIber
gertrdg i'm 6tnbIid duF bic er9eRGbz
bdrfduft Der qbilipptneH uno Der bola
lGnbtI9eu SoIonien BON grpBem prdts
tif1em Wertbe ieiu t1nne.
u cue W II n Der Der Y Ii l..
Ra5 einsm aoperbdgerer 8eri1t bus
ben bic 0eutIbeu ioeben 3ebn RieIens
y3eppelins" bon 800 Sup 2Gn9e uno
190,67 &ubitfub Gjdsraumge6dlt fers
tia geitellt uno in elmer mdttigen
9uftI3iFfbaIe bel DdrmTtabt unters
sebra6t. Der Rumpf Der 2ufttreu3er
entbGlt Gtitribtunsen fir WtdidtHens
genebre unb lei6te @ef9ise. Die
neusiten r3eppeIine" IpIleu pier ses
pan3erte @pnbeIn bdben, BON oenen
bic erite bic T6perfte lit. ollie 9pubeIn
iinb nit @ei6aber ausseriiitet. 0ur9
pun5erplatten gelf,iibte 9dnee osrs
btnoen bic @pnoeln. Die WtdI9tnen
BON 1000 gferbeitGrte er5ieleu cine
SSabrgeIbpinbtgteit BON 81 engliI6eH
Uleilen In Der Stunbe. Die 2ufti4iFfs
tDnnen gu elmer Sobe BON me5r ala
1900 sub 4inaaitsisfgs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
Gleime YDli3eina6ri@tem

- als Dermibt tpurbe gsitern be,
yolisei Der IA Sabre alte Glarene:
Wilfon, BON SO. 1926 gapmilIer
Strabe, semslost. Der felt Dorisem
Donnsritas ueridpunben III. Seit Der
.3eit BAT jeSp4 bic Wutier msbrers
qoitsarten pon ibm erbdlten, in oensn
er ibr iasi, n piirbe tpieoer suriids
iebren. nadbem Ct seniiseno 9eIb uers
bient babe.
- Mm. 8. Mbiitatrs, 1915 Mi6is
gan 9lUenus, ipurbe seitern um eine
aolbsns llbr uub aette i'm Wertbe
pon $140 betoblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
unfdae.

- BON Slid lam Der "a Slbrs
alie Da4bedsr 9bomas goaman.
go. 1888 SeffsrIon 2lpsnus. gopinss
Ton. wobnbait, iasen. gr ftiir3ie sss
tern aus elmer 60be bon 20 lub bon
sinem Reubau an 0iitd pldct nno
S,cap apenus db unb tam, ,tpie bic
qlersis i'm itdbtiidxn 5oipital fonftas
tirten, NIT unbebeutenosn 0erlebuns
Gen am Riden bapon.
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9lStIid, seitorten.

mm. gauanssr. So Sdbr. aft, ber
als portisr in Der Gillespie'ifer
WirtbiGaft bsiddftist mar. ipurbe &c.
tern gla9mtitas 8 llbr IN feiutr mob
i,uns I'm brittsn Gtod oes 9aiiits Ro,
1900 Jreemnn Apenue ola 2side ge'
funbsn. Coroner Goertmsber. Der sis
ren 6sraf8las ais EObssurfcde ers
iannft lieb bic asi&e 1a4, bsr
Mlozsps atsrIHf1b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
Voliaiit perlett.

Der poIi5iit Sobn u. edroeb.r
iiel ssiiern Nanmittas in Der Rdbe
ber sleabe GtroBs iiber einen Steiu,
Der auf benz 2rottcir lag unb aipar 10
unsiiidIi9. bub er elm. f4mer3bafte
gerIebung ON anie srIitt. Gr tpurbe
per patrpI a(uto na4 feintr Wobs
,ina 30. I'll gleope Strabe sebra&t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
Ser gtrakembaan Streit
In Neip Yprf 80 0noe.
lie GtrafenbabnOircfturen iuie bic
Streifer uebmen ben 9omprumih.
prri6lda an.
Ten Iapor Iitdca anS Oscar
Stranil semadt.

Rem Jorf, Z. aliisirit. Ger
S;reif an ben bieltgeu StraBeilbabn.
liniert, Der georoft batte, iih aiid ultf
bic unteriroiifen uo ole Scd,bobnen
oiisbebneit ar pcllen, m fpeltenl
Saile aller s3erionenpcrfebr in Der
Stabt aufeebort baben uiirSe. 1T S,i
Gube, NaG auGIi Stln6l, laussy
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I'm gtiidfe seriffem.
Wurbsbur9 cine . IN m I Is
ggpfofionstH Mauu in
etnem pGrt in
Rdnidsg IN, Wo.

aanfasgitp 10, z. ausuit
Gin nnbefannter tpsiBer Wsanu tpuroe
.am MontasRa6mittas in einem itdSt'
ii6en part in Se9enpdrt DON Guns
bertsn bon perionen in Stiide 9srila
fen, ala DDnamit ooer Ritrpglpcerlr,
bas er in isinen sciten sebabt bd'
ben mub, srplpbirte. Die Doli3si 1T
nitt i'm Stanbe ii9 gu erildren, po'
bur9 bic Grploiion oernria6t puroe,
unb iit 1T iest nit Der llnteriu4ung
pon Stiiden bon osu &Drper oes
Mannes beid3dftist, bic 80 yarbs melt
sefbleubert nprben udren. 8lsr5ig
ocer fiinf3is gerionsn, bic fi9 gang
in Der Rd6e befonoeH, blieben san3
unberlebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
MunitiOasidaaer pirb nuse'
beuerlif.

ausfubr BON Morbperf3eugen ldbt
nt4t mad. - Seine Qbnabme Der
2ieferungen BON &riegsmuterial an
2lIiierten 5u erboffen. = 9tusfubr
me5r als $2,000,0OO pro Gag.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12
CHI UNIVERSITY
1 HITTING IS WEAK
Must Have New Pitchers and
Heavy Hitters to Get in
! Conference.

Chicago, March H. We need a
couple of pitchers. Our hitting is
feeble. Our fielding is far from high
class. Unless these spots are bolster
ed lip the Maroons won't have a
chance for the conference baseball
championship
There you have the diagnosis Of
the University of Chicago nine as
reached by Coach rat Page. It is so
different from the general opinion
along the Midway rialto that it may
be a shock to the Maroon fans who
have been taking the winning of the
title as a fOregone conclusion. Page
adds that while majority Of the can
didates are experienced, their exhibit
tions in last seasons games were
very poor. The present midway ag-
gregation boasts more veterans than
any in previous years, but this brings
no outburst Of approval from Page.
He points out that several emblem
winners would have to triple their
batting averages to rise into the 300
class. But his most worry is lat Of
the 'corralling of a trio Of effective
slabmen. ....-s, .....-...., u.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12
GREAT SKI CONTEST
ON AT M|N0T NOW
Many of the Descendants of the
Ancient Vikings in Popular
Sport

Nearly 5000 people witnessed the
ski contest. The weather was ideal;
% took part;/1S were in the anna
teur class and all from North Dakota
the five in fhe professional classes
being outsides: l.. Haugan of Chip
pewa Falls. Wis; A. Haugan, r..
Knudson, fand H. Hanson, all of Mil
waukee, Wis.; Barney Reilly Of Cole
raipe, MINI.
j. Peterson of Hesnault, N. d., was
the winner in the amateur class
standing and jumping 67 and 70 feet.
Several took delightful somersaults
and twirled like top.
Near the run could be seen the
founder OF the sport in North Dakota
Hon. H. N. Midtbo. Ten years ago
he finapced and brought to success.
ful close the first ski tournament in
North Dakota, near Pekin. Fifty dol
lars in prizes were then given and
since then on the same place many
tournaments have been held. Minot,
with it's hills and as the home Of
Midtbo. did justice to the sport On
this hill 150-foot jump can be made
after the hill is fixed.
Among the N"O1eSSl0nals, u. HauS
an jumped and stood so and 81 feet
Barney Reilly was a close second,
jumping and standing SO and 81 -
feet. A. Hangar made the faritlest
jump, 81 feet, but fell.
The hero of the day is A. Kolben of
Grand Forks. After leaving the top
of the scaffold top and before reach
ing the jump, five feet of the end Of
the jump gave way and Kolben with
great presence of mind, jumped in
time, cleared the heads of the people
and landed standing nicely 10 feet be-
low.|
mi the evening the local ski club
served a banquet to visiting skiers
in Sons of Norway hall. Eating,
speeches, songs and dancing followed
eachAother in the regular way.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12
JAMESTOWN COLLEGE
TAKES FIRST H0N0RS
IN STATE CONTEST

Fargo, N. D., March 11.-Winifred
Lands of jamestown college won
first place in the twentieth annual
state oratorical contest at the First
Presbyterian church last night. The
winning GRAFTON was "The Signs OF
the Times and dealt with the Euro
pean war and the part that American
democracy would have. in bringing on
world peace.
Raumgartel is Second.
Walter Baumgartel of the Agrcul-
tural college was awarded second
place by the judges on his Grafton
"The Dreamers." The orations by
Mortimer Wilk of Fargo college, Viii
liam Winthrop of the university and
Erwin Van Buren of the Wahpeton
Science school were veery good and
showed a great deal of work in prep
aration.
Excellent Program.
The program opened with an in
strumental trio, ''BolerO," by Miss
Larson, Andrew Love and Charles
Loomis. Franz Josef Sucher of the
Fargo college conservatory rendered
a solo entitled, "Fairest Isles, All
Isles Excelling." The judges for de-
livery last night were: Judge B. f.
.Spalding of Fargo, Judge Carmody Of
illsboro and Attorney Lee Coombs Of
Valley City. The prize, a solid gold
watch, was presented to Mr.. Lands
by w. l.. Stockwell, grand secretary
of the A. +. & A. M. lodge, which
gives the prize to the winner of every
state contest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12

games and lost one. The defeat of
Francis S. Appleby by Brown last
night was a severe setback for the
young aspirant to championship hon
ors, while Charles Heddon Of DoWa-
giac, Mich, cannot finish better than
in fourth position, as he has lost
three out of five games.
This afternoon Heddon will meet
J. II. Poggenburg, and tonight will
play Francis S. Appleby.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12
GARDNER IS STILL r. ~.
AMATEUR CHAMPION

New York March 11.-EdWard w.
Gardner still leads today the anna
teur billiard championship contest
with four winning brackets, but he
has two more matches to play. Nor
ris d. Brown, who, like Gardner, is
a former title-holder, has won four
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12

in New Orlans this month, but the
clamor for a Moran-Willard bout was
SO strong that the New Orleans date
was Cancelled and the Moran-Willard
bout arranged in New York.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12

promised one of the Milwaukee pro-
meters that he will box Fulton, pro
yided the Rochester giant defeats
jim Flynn here on March II. Will
lard and Fulton were matched to box
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12

Jay Bond, resigned, was made by the
University of Kansas Athletic board
today. Clark is expected to take up
his work with the beginning of the
! football season this fall.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12
STAGE FULT0N-W|LLARD
BOUT At MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee, Wis. March 11.-Fred
Fulton VS.. Jess Willard. This is the
bout that will be staged in Milwau-
kee this spring, according to tip re-
ceived from an authoritative source
1t is said that Willard has practically
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12
CLARK 70 COACH KANSAS.

Lawrence, Kan, March ll.-Reconl-
mendaton that George Clark, unlyer-
sty of Illinois football star, be made
assistant to Coach Olcott, to succeed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-12

California is to send one of it's best
known society women to France, who
will take and actually drive motor
supply ambulance in aid of the
French wounded in the war. Miss
Mary Eyre of San Francisco, who
has volunteered for this exciting and
highly dangerous mission, intends
iraving for France the latter part Of
April. :
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-12
HUERTA WILL
Be INDICTED
HAS BEEN FORM
ALLY VOTED AND WILL EE
PRESENTED TOMORROW.
WIDE SPREAD PLOT.
The Grand Jury Has Established III
rect Connection Between Hucrta
and Activities Of German
Agents in This Country.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Jan Ia
General Victoriano Huerta. former
Mexican dictator. will be indicted by
the federal grand jury here tomor-
row morning on charges OF conspir-
ing TO violate the neutrality laws OF
the United states. The indictment
has been formerly voted and will be
presented ia open court just az soon
- the district attorneys force can
complete the intricate details.
indictments against five OF iuer-
ts's former generals will also be
returned By the grand jury. Some
OF these are under arrest. but the
majority are fugItiyes from justice.
II has been learned on unimpeaeh-
able authority that direct connection
between Huerta's alleged plot 10
organize a new revolution and the
activities of German agents In the
United States as been traced. but
because these matters have already
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Austrians are striking hard blows
on all sides.
The little Montenegrin army is
handicapped for lack or equip
ment and supplies Mt. Loocen fell
after five days of bombardment by
the Austrian squadron in the Ca
tarro harbor, the harbor forts and
later by Austrian artillery brought
up to close range. The first line OF
Montenegrin trenches were blown TO
pieces and hundreds Of the delehd-
ers killed before they could escape.
The second line near the summit
was carried by assault. The NOR
tenegrins lin their flight, were uh-
able to remove their heavy guns
which presumably have ALREADY
been trained on Cettinje.
1.-The Austrian advance toward
Cettinje is fighting continuously,
said an official dispatch to the Mon
tenegrin consulate here. "Fhe gov
ernment archives have been remoV-
ed"
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Fl PAS0 IS
SWEPT BY RAGE
CITIZENS OF BORDER TOWN
INDIGNANT OVER MURDER
OF AMERICANS.
POINT TO VILLA
i. Is Now Generally Believed That
Villa Commanded the Gang That
Robbed and Executed the
American Mining Men.

Ell PASO, Texas, Jan. 12.-En-
ragged over the murder of sixteen
Americans and two British subjects
by Mexican bandits this city this
afternoon awaited the arrival of
spccial train that is bringing the
bodies to- the border.
Apparently nothing was done by
Zach Cobb, representing the WASH
ington state department, or General
Garcia, Carranza commander at
Juarez, to prevent the massacre.
In fact that General Villa and
fifteen men were at La Junta two
days ago. within fifteen miles OF the
SPOT where the men were dragged
from train, stood up naked and
shot to death, strengthens the belief
that villa commanded the bandits.
Col. Jose Rodriguez, another bandit
commander in Chihuahua territory,
i, known not to have been at that
immediate vicinity.
Arrangements have been made to
admit the corpses Of the victims
when the special train arrives at
,yuarez without the usual formalities
being taken.
Superintendent Ryan OF the Cusi
Mining company chartered the train
that is bringing the bodies to ri
Paso. 1t is expected 10 arrive here
late tonight.
At least one hundred kilograms of
protest have been sent by leading
mining men to Washington demand
ing that immediate action be taken
tn safeguard Americans in Mexico.
Most OF the kilograms were sent to
Senator Fall of New Mexico. who is
openly opposed to Wilson's Mexican
policy.
RYAN said the Guggenheim inter-
cts and other mining men had prac-
tiealIy decided to withdraw all their
empIoye and shut down the mines
until adequate protection is obtain
ell.
Ii is reported here that General
Treyino at chihuahua has sent an
exredi. ION i'm pursuit of the bandits.
The mur,lerers liai nearly FORTY
eight hours the stat and il IS beiiey-
cd they are safe I'm the mountains
with their $4,000 in cash and other
loot obtained from the Americans.
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Fifteen bandits stopped the Mexi-
Northwestern train at Santa
libel, Chihuahua. The mining par
| consisting of officials and em-
yes of the Cusi Mining company,
Re going to reopen the company's
Ter mines at Cusihuirachie, Chi
khua. They were first robbed of
S25,OOO payroll and several
Susand dollars worth of supplies
bard the train. They were then
iced to disrobe and the naked
bup was marched into a ravine
Ar the railroad tracks and shot.
The band started in to shoot the
(n one at time. Seeing that
9TH was inevitable several at
hpted to flee and were killed as
BY ran. The cries of the dying
IN were heard by Thomas Holmes,
10 hid in the lavatory of the train
i later escaped to carry the first
Tvs of the massacre at Chihuahua.
The official list of the dead is as