davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28

%nliiter ri Ell fraftig, 900 Irbeloer |
oetnc lille @rGnocn Dor. Clap Vi.
pIaos or NOT Ell fraitia Mono elouli,
ON ban enc er 66 Iar, iaa tlcrer
ban Ell goo Gagler. 8atrine cr ro-
ria / Tinter, bar life pGrct Iau bra
paa lpnge.
Spnore Sfreoe itaor coe MI. &lult
Souio % 8uri bar Scr iiIor; men
holber iig MI / @uiet poo Salem, Ell
Gienoom Tom cieS al anut % @uro
Norolfoa, MI @eitprcr paa 8omIe-
bientmct SOLICIT.
Nrit Tor StI bar ieg / itor @egru-
peIie; oct bar pau Norore @lernltao
citcr Soronn. Get er iieloen, ieg
bar o9rct / ina rigt Sag. Ser or
Itor Nieopm og &elitano pnn beggc
@iernltabgaarbe. 90 MI piloe bel
Iosmuls, benoes Son Tom bar @aar.
bcn, giere Ell bGoerli9, paffer BE.
orapelie efter i'm gobe Wober.
Src al hcnoes @orn or rciit til
Imerifo. Sennen Clap leper; men
DC 70 Senter Morgit og Sigrio or
beegc bebc. Warqit bar 9iit meo
Solpor Soroal. &nsrmls bar bpg-
get mn S%tucbpgning, rlrmslig % lpS
i pen / ole Waaocr. 2ieciua bar
@otocn pao Senore %iernitao gjort.
Hasmls pil oglua iptte op I'm llo-
mlabpgning til &aaren. Nfllren er
III iproi9.
Inorc Iom or heoc / SeIt err aietil
StorIio, iom bsoe pluoielig - peo
Wiooaosboroet. 8nmle Soraano er
pua Storlib enbnu og or rerig, hillt
teller lin So % leper goot. Gn 'tor
@oue / Yenoe ionr bun bpert Mor
ira Mmerifa. Sarjei Sioooi er Der
pa teller meo Ieoen Tor bcnoe. Sig-
ne Mobeim er ogina beb, Suaeip
@erolono aleipgrenb, 8rnpor Z.
Iomraf pg gamle Slap @Ilfom,
Sfofie err beoe.
Site her / Spresbol: @unnar :.
GlosIen mco Mosbilb 2ibjaa. Ia'e
q. @reipif meb SioItop 2ibiaa. Si'
qebioro a. Sfrri meh Sn9ebri9t Z.
Sonlmi. Slime Z. Slo nleo SorIet
3. @erglonb, &leip9reno.
Sfomaaer Sans 6reoriflen meo
Spnner bar / CONNER fuitoet ct
pproiiulbt SfiGrp / SGrItaobeien-
nemli9 / @ulborgoalens Mari.
@unbproool bar piitnof / 1amle CD
oe pGret Ell itclt 9narb, Oct er mi en-
flor Stepl, iorn bprer til SGrltao.
aonen til Sans Sreorifien bar 'lonet
ser meb 9nifup mi / nlan9e Somre,
GA Iooleoes bar ba bisie 6olf III
mooife fonlmet iig til EFT Tormlie.
err Yrppeoriit / Sinter. Gn Stt-
ger fra aonesberg er Der iom Sp-
ipnsmtono, mebens oae tire Treorif-
lens Senrer og ban ielp er Der og
orbeioer. San fit 5000 Ser. meo Oct
iomme poa 6 Maoneoers Erspe. &i-
Ter set iig ga, at Den err iaa pprots
milo TOM ben er antaget, lfal 6re-
orifien bape $4,000 Str.
Sor Speit for o9iaa ifiGrpet op
iaien 2pitnonts- 8rilberle peo Slp-
Itppl. elsie iigcs pgiaa at bore p9r-
bih,loe M. 2anolpge Saffe er pilt'
npf Iartboper Der. Otter gommelt
ifnloe pi1t bisie 8rllber bere I'll
Momoals Ierf, Acknowledgements
oltiaa; men jeg bar bert iige, at Yer
fet bar forismt at mite. San ols'e
@ruber fomme / Sriit, ioa bllr bet
itor Craft / Benin.
Set err en- ip9r Sobbetio hi leper /;
iipr / 9perre er oct at ta9e Ift'er /
ole Gina; oct fomnler bel til at enoe
/ SAINT og 1iaeri. Sonme blir Wil-
lionGrer % andre SAINT - en- llbpg,
gelig Sraiif.
2psperfet / Spresoal bar M iiben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Sra Svresoal.
25 Mars SubilGnm ium S~repfriper
for "Hpitcn". - Sanoel % Ban.
bel. - Site % bsbe. - Wpe
SfiGrp. - Nlifcns Hnt.

Get er life iaa lanat ct Menne'fe.
liu er. 20 Iar er, eiter ell bis WtanoS
Orb, ct Wenneifes IIoer. Get ipnes
NOT bore mango Gage; men Marene
gaar iaa fort leQ. Mu 23be 6ebritar
er ieg 60 slar, % Sobn bliper Delt
Soc Mai, ON ban leper, 20 Ior. San
er altiaa nGiten naaet iinc Sipsaurs
Gage, og ieg ntaa ii9e, han bar
oct orbt, oa bar bapt BET orlot MI / ,
glar = ltaffarl Maatte ri life ops
Iepe for tirngiommc Gage / oette Ior,
ionl hi bar %bespnbt. Saf for Ioret,
iom ipanot, % gobt 6slge / @paaret
Seq bar MI p9ret 9repifriper for
"Gecorab- YoIten" / % Mar; men
bpor lenee ieg berefter fomnlcr til
at arbeioe, BET peo 8ub. Set bar
r9ret mig en- flor @lroe, o9 oertil
cit S%ortieneite, ionr, ON oet life bar
prret iaa meget, BOG bar fommet bel
1neo. Dog MI iioen Sobn blep iaa
ipa, at ieg ineen Steoer fllnoe rciie,
bar mine 9repe p1ret iieloncre, %
faa er oct iaa mango nnore iom Ifri-
Der, De bill ale faa Stun. Saapiot
ico MI minbes, bar oct Sohn pg leg,
Tom begpnote at ifripe @repe / "Ge-
corab-T Soften. Seq buffer 9. gmlno-
fen ifrep ON jeq piloe reiie liot / 9pg-
bcrne oaioa, iaa ifillbe han betule
gobt, og jeg bar GLAD til; for ga fltn-
DC iea fomme fra, nleb Ell bra Sentc
/ nit Steb biennle. Get bar 1891,
at icg ierit ifrep @repe til Soften,
Sobn renifrep for mig.
Sliot l1peir, Sne og alllOe iom /
Sinter fan gamle Solt life minocs;
men oe tiger ogiaa: "Me fan file
pente anna, bare Ior bep ipat ari-
gen 10 lengi BET er ipitrt tilbafers.
@llo lat offs fje prspe Oct p%erIte."
Ser or lieepel goo s~(rbeioSlen, %
Mrbeioe flilot op. Tolf faar Ell Itor
Yris for fit CONNER MI, og en-
MGngbc blir bngget / %intet. &jeb-
mano Saopi @onoal bar fiebt inc
1000 Splpter % fomnter til at tiete
goot, mener Solf. &nllt &ellm bar
pgiaa fisbt og pil fisbe. San bar
ioIgt lin Sfoe / 9reffe, og Sallgen,
Epre, bar iolgt fin Sfog. Saaeip
Scum brgger / Si%nnoalstpeit og /
fin Sfoe omfring @eilnl. ST. bet nos
aerl, icm err ibeit for Irbeioe, iaa
aoar oe til Saleip @eum og foar
baaoe Mrbeioe % gob Detailing. Sarl
bar Haao % Siertelag; oa er Oct
goot at bore @enneife, og ban glG-
Ser fig oeioa peb Sipet San 9ier
aobt meo fin @ieoom, BET gaar BAN
paIaa goot / Sanoel % Ganoel. San
fiebte Tinnoalstpeit al 90. g. Slot
Lamb, %raaoal, % CAB ca. 10000
SIR. MGe ipntes, oct bar Ell lpGr
Iris; men MI bugger ban for mere
eno aiebelummen. 2anoltao bue9er
/ Norore Sfrebe Sfog; Sorbiern
Strano cg 9enbif Neirebp bitager
Ser og bar a &roner Splpten; gen-
oif bitgser, iaa ban bar fine g.
aroner for 9aeen; men ban fan og'
faa arbeioe. San bar arbeioet for
% - eiort bpao hi bapoe, ban
or en- opr Scar; men maj faar gobt
Mrbeioe, iaa oct iporer iig at leie
ham. Wtat MAJ betale 312 8rone
Ioaen 8 Sinters Gag. Nil bill ban
flptte fra 2iplabs isien; ban bar
fiebt fig Soropei, nemlig Gale -
peo @iernItao - al 8. Sinnools'
tpcit, iom nj, er paa &leip. ga iao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28

for SSltI pGrct / 0riit. Set bIcp paa.
be9pubt / Mai 1918. SranSiorma.
torltationcrne or hcnlogt I'll Strife
bpgoen. @rcpitob, @icrge. SarnIo.
lien, @rpte, Siane, %eilm % Spof-
liogrcnb. Sesllben er Oct Sontcn /
ell npr Sremtib at bpgge Citation pco
Sortpcit % / @augarenb. StoIper-
ne til &auggrcno, heiipGnbt Cine,
bIep rciit / Soft, o. IuIGgget pil bli
ilofert iaa mart ion1 milig. GnIG9-
get piI antnaelig fonme % tmoo
100000 Ser. inben Oct bIir fprot9t,
OF ipr Oct rigtig blir toget / BRIG
olcitebs, to9er BET enbnu Ell Sio,
IiigeS ser. Sneeniorerne llhermorn
Statcn5 SiIipnsmono, SmeoaI %
Sfottcbo ira StatenS mefaniifc
%erfiteo er set, iom har itprct nlco
@erfet, iantt Ell Eel Ntontsrer. Ger
bar ppret itort Nrbeibe peo Slluc-
ooer; ser maotte isrit iprGnaeS er,
Hpraobe ojennem Nlnen pna $50 Me
fer, pioere itilIoc Der bpg9e& ell Sam
$50, Ser araitltationen er rci't.
5 Ioritoor set cr 6rcmgong / @n9-
Den paa malge Smraaoer. Senoer-
ne oripcr oct goot baooe Tom Soro-
oprferc % Observation-Disclosures.
Yaa De iterre @aarbc, iom Spofe'
Iio Spnore, hos Safob, cr oct Ell
9pit at fonime - Ser er Ell omfranl
Srocn oQclteoS, bdabe inoe / %Trel-
iernc og / 6js5 oq 2ooc. Ilt mon.
itcrpGroiQt. Mfen Der er oGion hrif-
tioe, ielpbinIpne NoIf. @oobc Sig
ne og Sofob er llnGc fro'tlgc Nr'
beiosfoIf, og ioa bar De 70 borne Sen'
ter, iom foritaor fine Sing % bcrtil
ploite Spnnen Gipino, ionl bar up'
RET paa 9anobrlt9sIfole % er oertll
Ell Irbeibsfor al oe ferItc. Seq bar
npIia pGret Der % bciegt Dem, % Oct
err oltio bpogcligt at 9iGite ocnt.
@antle Gipino leuer enonlt o. er
noacnlrrtoe bra c'ter Iloeren; hon
err "a 9lor, men min0e5 cnolrl molt1i
ira iorrc Gage. &an er loot poo
8oaroen 81 / Trunonl, 90 "a Def
netop oar Glbbjer9bugen, leg por
ser, fortaIte han ell &Gnoclle ira lin
@ornbonl, Tom ban ioapiot minocS.
Ceres . SieneIteienter oq hans Lille
SsIter piIoe "iage no Sitlen" p9 ltel'
tc iia til % orog ofgouroe til Ell
Iloos; ser ifuloc sc meoc andre SIT
lebllffe; rnen mems De bar Der, lop'
neoe pesle Senteu og Ser blep roobi
fra HoboIt, at &c ntoattc Ifpnoc 'tQ
at msoe. Gobolt laa nenllig pda oll.
bre Sioen al Strsmmen, og Senter'
he tog / en- GSart rSeittungcn melenr
Zig % iatte no paa SioroenL ION
nentlig q "iolif", DC plumpeoe | of
omfom one ire. ct iergeliat Itinoe
Sea bar / Spbrna at billie Sen
men SSohn fra oQe / @aoroen iipr fro
gamle Sar.
Nu / Snnllar Maaneo bar BET RIG.
tia pGret Mprilpeir, meo allloe, Snt
% iaa Hegn % Wiilboeir - I%fifteplS
Sncen err flor; men bet er erooc
Eemmertroiif. Ser er lloct mel
Iugl flyer 0ugleimlgeren $. Nsle
itob; men Sitelen er / bei Yris ion
alt onbet ioaiom aisb, 6le'f of
Smer. Sllfferet, iom / CONNER bal
65 Gre pr. ailo, or mi y.
Gn 500 @ape, nemlig 80 &roner
blep mig ienbt til Slll ira nit Ss
~ifenoebarn q. 8. @reilailo peo ban:
Setter 9(r,ne 8reilano / Iuslono
San bapoe nemlig icnot benoc er
Gum, iom bun ifllbe belle, ieg III
min ri9e Gel. Gn hiertelig Sof fol
8open. Oh pil maaIfe life fro, hpol
aobt Den fom meb, mi / oisie Sioer
Silien fra Sobn og mig ielp!
! Sorb srg e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28

@c5ic (2obrc). 9egge bisie bIcn
iiOen iritagct Tor at ioare Sfnt 90
@onoifpIo al Sc 3oroer, iom Iaa I'm.
Ser ocre$ @rug. Cgioa Den onben
9onoefaptcin. Ghriiten RiI3isn @6
al @au2oaI. erbolot Ell llgnenoe &c.
Ismirg Tor lin GeItageIie / Soget til
[%ronohienI.
) Sen Ncuiigt al tilbogcerobrc
&ronohicm ira Speuiternc orog Ono,
brauo@0eIcrnc / ct INITIAL a. 800
Niauo, iuo0clt / , aompanicr. / 81,
mnrid) ooer GoprciieIO, mems @ere.
rdlmojor Hcidnpciu. iom bar boiat
pdu SorQenoal uco 2t1charmcr.
orog lIcnltm 2iterouIen meo ct
Sroppetorpa.
Van iiu &ci Qicmem Cpoal iloQ
@uobrauO2oelcrue ire iuenife Hnt
t%crfompnnicr o1 luonG Dem til al
trTffc iil tiIbuQc. Cposlinqcr %
HcuucbpAgcr iloQ liz iammeu mco
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, OF belle oen hslit
irrcQulUrc 9lrnlc iamleoc5 mnocr
Hcitncin pno Steuberact iornn
~Srouohiem lite Cftobcr.
Soo bcQpnOtc N%clciringcu. Gen
ttc December neotc5 Ocu ipcnifc
@uncrnsr SticrneitieIo iii at fnpi.
tulcrc moo at ido ri Aimorit unoer
ilupeuoe Tuucr % tlinNcnoc SpiI.-
Strur citcr inmIcOc2 De noritc
lroppcr % %(ronohiema @cioIfnina
/ lomtlrfeu Tor at holoe I~attegtoa'
%ticneitc Tor @uen3 EriNiorclie ira
iucnlf %TIOc % oc lIoituncoe @ien.
porOiQbeocr. Ninqlitcr &ucr Ycoera.
ion. lom ga bar Sognepreit til Sron.
prUOifcOc oucr Tapio5 46oe Sulme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
bpem ifioo Sinclair ?
@amlc gnobrnnosonlifc ariacrc.

Som ollie pco. poaitaar Sro0itio
ncn. al set par Nou0elen5mouoeu /
HinQcbu @cr0on Seiclita0. lom iplO.
tc Sbcrit SiucIor pco arinQeu; men
hcrtiI benterter :. 81 2perlauo: Dc
iamtIiQc biitoriitc Nttimtfcr uco 500
irtet at bercttc herom. liQeidaliot
iom Den bcticnbtc 0eleulic. iom pitt
nof er hiJtet life ret lrnQe e'ter &c.
%aiucnbcocn. Sanpiot mia befieuot
h0r Niorthoi iorit optcQuct 0ettc
Sd1n 'om tilIUdler NCroou Seitl.
itao 0cnnc GdaO. Sdn0iunlidcn
cr oct. at Sen cr euet al en- auocu Al
%on0eruc@ Nep0lnQer, uemlll Gems.
manNcu EARS Sage. Ser iorclialer
ioI'ulo ell ltotdlcIic, iom cr over hun,
oreoe @lar rI0rc enc NiorthaS @oQ.
81 'on oucuIfirbCt itripcr liz ira Sen
icncrc ScnaherrC / (~ronohlem. Scans.
Ter Cpc @icIfc Ill Eitcraat. Nan
muc2 al hare ficn6t mole til Sc Qllo.
brono@hnIitc 6orbolo. : en- @nbc,
'aItnNalfripclic. iom han Sen 20oe
December lG61 meoQou Ears Naac2
on EcNcr Gtrc til StathoIocr (>ucr
Nrubbc, hor ban mc0 cQcl Naano
tcNnct ielgcloc Nointriptum:
Store Nrooer, Sea icriiiucr iou
iIittiQ ior ocmc WianO. oii Maria.
ger. at Seq hoiiIcr ticnt hans ia.
Ger, 'om pnr ocn WiauO. iom ilop
9tr. @corNum SiudIor. iom piIoc
lore oc ltotlhc Golcf igieuucm @uo.
b%rano~0alcn; ocnuc hans S0u luutc9
nliH ott ucrc cen Wouo lom icQcr
cltcr HoliQhc0. Bale"
@Ionot Sem, Tom uomcrfcoc liz
pco IiIbuNccrobriuGcn Al (rouo.
hlcma Gen / zoos, por Naptcincn
oucr &enocrnc / Nororc @uObron93.
oulcrL Nona Vnal@ien (olltnO. %
Scn2mouO Ncocr @oraipn Gfrc al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28

Ganr re isruner 1ues subittptiou. feHo
BELT Rot euer HGntaHpisHlls. Get er uiii
ieri al ienoe lsie genGe ! u.minoellge Sreoe.
% hi fan life urre anipaTiise Tor FeHge. tom
BLK borie 9uG Seien.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-24

Reports from Washington show thai
wheat was not damaged by excessiv,
Sold When there was no snow covering
Washington has S67. 900 acres in winter
wheat.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-24

Heavy masses of Russians are press
ing the Germans from the Riga district
southwark for a distance of seventy
miles. While they have gained some
advantages, the Russian war Office
admits that south of Lake DeSWiaty
the Germans recaptured trenches that
the Russians had taken the previous
night. The Russians have again pierced
the opposing line in the Jacobstadt
sector.
According to the German official
communication, mot even the smallest
advantage against the unshaken Ger
man defense" has been obtained any
where in this great offensive which the
Russians have undertaken in northwest
Russia. While Berlin declares that
the Russians have ceased their vicious
attacks in the neighborhood of Posta-
Wy, eastward of the railway between
Dvinslz and Wilma, Russia officially an
nounces that the fighting there con-
tinues and that southwest of Lake
NarocZ the Russian troops have again
advanced under violent lombard
ment.
The Austrians combating the Rus
slams in Galicia and the Italians along
the Austro-Italian front appear to be
holding their lines without change.
Except on the front near CONNIE
court and the Bethune-Labasse road,
where the British gained some advan-
tages in fights against Germans, no
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-24

infantry engagements have taken place
along the line in France and Belgium.
Heavy fighting, however, continues be-
tween the Germans and Russians on
the eastern front from the region of
Riga southwark
The Germans northwest of Verdun
are keeping up their violent Shelling
of the Maiancourt sector and have
again trained their guns on the French
front of Bethincourt, lie Mort HOmme
and Cumieres, probably preparatory to
fresh infantry attacks in an endeavor
to break through the line when the
moment seems propitious.
The French have not slackened their
bohbardment of the Malancourt wood
from positions in the Argonne forest
and are also shelling heavily German
positions and the roads and railways
held by the Germans in the eastern
part of the ArgOnne.
The bombardment northeast of Yer
dun, as we'll as in the Woevre region,
east of the fortress, has increaevu III
activity.
4 fourth German war loan has been
closed and a Berlin despatch says the
money raised will exceed the aggre-
gate of the second loan but VIII be
less than that of the third. This would
mean that between 100000 600 and
u, ,0G0, 100000 marks have been obtain
ed. the second loan having realized
S.g79, 100000 marks and the third loan
Il, $50 900, Geo marks.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-24
AN EMERGENCY LIGHTING
SYSTEM FOR STEAMSHIPS
Has Been Perfected by the United
States Bureau of Navigation.

Washington, March 2S.-Perfection
of an emergency lighting system of
steamships was announced today by
the United States bureau of navigation.
The invention is the work of r. Y.
Cadmus. a radio inspector at Balti-
more. It is designed to light vessels
so that no accident can leave a ship in
darkness when passengers are to be
removed.
The system is operated by the aux
iliary power for the wireless apparatus.
The general lighting plant on a sink
ing ship is submerged soon after the
craft begins to go down, and many
passengers have lost their lives be-
cause they were unable to find their
way to the decks quickly enough when
a. vessel began to sink. The new sys-
TEN is so arranged that although the
lower decks may be submerged the
top decks remain lighted until the ship
disappears.
Should the lights be used for pur-
poses other than emergency an auto
matte arrangement cuts off the dis
charge of current at a certain point
and reserves an emergency supply.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-24
TENSION OVER MEXICAN
SITUATION HAS RELAXED
No Official Confirmation OF Revolt Of
carranza Troops.

Washington. March s5.-Tension in
administration quarters over the Mex
lean situation relaxed today in the
absence OF official confirmation OF the
report that 1000 Carranza troops al
Chihuahua under Luis Herrera had
vices from the border. however. caused
the state department 10 telegraph
American Consuls at chihuahua and
Durango for immediate reports as to
the situation in the Torreon region
where Herrera was last reported.
Slow wire communication south of the
border may delay the replies.
Secretary Bakers reports on the
days events on the border were before
President Wilson when the latter re-
turned tonight from n DAYS trip TO
Philadelphia They were Of a reas-
suring nature although they contained
nothing positive as TO the reported re-
volt.
The accumulation OF denials OF the
Herrera report during the day: the
safe arrival OF the army motor trucks
with the eNpeditionary forces: the res
toratiOn Of radio communication with
General Pershing's forces and the sat
tsfactory progress OF diplomatic neEo-
tiations with the de facto government,
served to relieve official anxiety.
An Official denial from the Carranza
authorities at Juarez that Herrera had
revolted was presented to Secretary
Lansing In person by Eliseo ATTedon-
do. ambassador-designa for the de
facto government
Secretary Baker said the task Of in
surfing the communicating lines with
also Of Safeguarding the border AGAINST
raiders was General Funston's most
serious task. He would not discuss
the matter further.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-24
AUGUSTA FIRE LOSS
WAS ABOUT $6,ooo,co
An Area About l IA Square Miles
Was Ravaged by the Flames.

Augusta, Ca, March 23.-Twenty
blocks IN the residential section of Au
gusta in charred ruins and the bare
walls of six blocks bear testimony to-
day of Augustus most serious fire dis
aster of recent years. Upwards of 700
houses were destroyed and at least g.,
900 persons are homeless.
The fire which ragged for more than
nine hours last night causing a loss
estimated at from $5,000,G0 TO $1,000
600, was brought TO 4 halt early today
after it had crossed Green street.
An area of about one and ne-foUrth
square miles was ravaged by the
flames, which were driven by a heavy
gale. The Augusta fremen We're pow
erless and fire apparatus was sent
from Columbia, Charleston, Atlanta,
Macon, Savannah and Waynesboro
The wind subsided just about l o.
clock, and it was not until then that
the firemen could gain in their fight.
The twelve-story building owned by
the Augusta Chronicle was virtually
destroyed. The Augusta Herald build
ing also was burned.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-24
PuzzIing Reports
SentGen. Funston
REGARDING REVOLT OF HER.
RERA AND HIS MEN
NO FACTS OF THE AFFAIR
General Bell Send Message That He
Had "confirredT His Previous Re-
port Of Gen. Herrera's Rebellion
General eaVira Denies Report.

San Antonio, Tex. March 2s.-with
a message from Brigadier General
George Bell before him confirming hts
report OF yesterday that General Luis
Herrera had revolted with 1000 men
IN Chihuahua and collection OF evf-
dence at hand from unofficial sources
denying the alleged revolt, General
runston was as puzzled tonight as 10
the exact status OF affairs in Mexico as
he was this morning
Gen. Bell Says Herrera RevoIted.
General Bell was the first to inform
General Funston that Herrera was re-
ported TO have Joined Villa in his fight
against the United States. General
funston instructed him to Investigate
the report and inform him OF deveIop-
ments- The laconic message late to-
day that he had ''confirmed' his report
OF yesterday was General Bells reply.
he did not report additional facts con-
cerning the new movement and did not
ten how the report was confirmed.
Denial by General Gavira.
To Offset General Bells statement.
TnIessaEes from FL Paso quoted General
Gabrlel Gavira, commandant at Juarez
and Consul Anfreas Garcia In denial:
the Mexican consul at Laredo submit
ted denials and Samuel Belden. coun-
sci here for General Carranza. made
public a message which he said he had
huahua, dated today. In this message
General Herrera denied that he had
revolted, adding that on the contrary
ne was ready to fight Villa as ener-
getically as possible"
General Funston transmitted to the
war department the message from
General Bell and anxiously awaited
the result OF the investigation the
state department had begun through
its consular representatives in Chihua-
hua, Torreon and Durango.
No Report from Pershins.
Nor was General Funston's know
ledge of the progress Of General Per-
shing's column increased. The day
passed without n report from General
! Pershing. making the fourth day Gen
I eral Funston has been ignorant OF de-
veiopments south Of Casas Grandes
/ He sent General Pershiag instructions
| today to send more information and
J another message warning him OF the
! reported activities Of General Herrera.
Receipt OF his communication was ac-
i knowledged at Casas Grandes. but late
\ tonight no reply had been received.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-24
HERRERA DESERTS cARRANzA:
BUT rs OPPOSED TO VILLA
VIII Resist Entry of American Troops
Into Mexico.

FL Paso. Texas. March 23-Gsneral
Luis Herrera has revolted from Car
rama and has declared he will resist
with all his power the entry of Amer
lean troops into Mexico. but is still
opposed to Francisco Villa. according
to reports from sources believed 70 he
reliable here today
The news OF Herrera's dfsaffsctIor,
was considered sufficiently authentic
for BriEadier General George Bell. Jr
TO telegraph General Funston ar San
Antonio that he believed Il TO be true
General Bell added to his message
however. the emphatic denial of Her
rera's reported revolt issued here to-
day by Mexican Andreas Garcia which
was supported by kilograms said to
have been received from General Her
rerra himself and General Gutierrez
Carranza's filed chief.
General Herrera has been known as
personal enemy Of villa HIS
present. position is said to be that the
de facto government has betrayed
Mexican interests in permitting the
soldiers Of the United States 20 enter
Mexican territory and that this be-
trayal outweighed offenses Villa has
committed
Andreas Garcia, Mexican consul here.
made public onight a telegram which
he said he had received from General
Gavira, announcing that the Carranza
forces had defeatd Villa today at
Santa Gertrudes near Namquipa-
According to the announcement VII
Ia after leaving several dead and
wounded In the field abandoned Is
horses and fed to e oso.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-24
CONFESSED IMPLICATION IN
THREE MURDERS; II RosBERIES
Howard George of Baltimore is Under
Arrest in San Francisco.

San Francisco, March 23-Howard
George, who said his home was Bal
timore, Md, has confessed, the police
said today that he was a member of
a gang of five men who recently COM
mitted three murders and IL robberies
on Pacific coast cities.
George was arrested after being
wounded in a fight following a rob-
berry. Two members Of the gang,
George is alleged to have confessed,
are in San Quentin prison, another is
in jail here, and the fourth was killed.
The prisoner said his ather was an
attache Of the Maryland superior court
and his brother a newspaperman in
Baltimore.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-24
sUs-coMMITTEE APPOINTED
TO ACT ON EMBARGOES
viii Also Act on Requests for Relief
from Railroads or Shippers.

New York, March 23.-Upon the sug-
gestion of Interstate Commerce Com
missioner Edgar L. Clarke. a sub-com-
mittee was appointed today by Presi-
dent \. II. Smith of the New York
Central railroad, chairman OF the east
ern freight accumulation conference,
with full authority to act on all en-
bargoes issued by the eastern railroads
as well as requests for relief, either
from the railroads or shippers. The
sub committee will be composed of
Commissioner Clarke, Vice President
Campbell of the New York New Haven
and Hartford and NJ. 3. Casey of the
Delaware, LackaWanna and Western.