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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-04-20
EXTRA, IOWA. THURSDAY. APR. 20. 1916

expensive and the vote was light.
-Four years from now we predict
that it will be held in conjunctio,
with Cur regular June primary.
By SO doing it will not cost
very much and it will also insure
a good vote.
While moving some hard wood
pieces recently 1 came across a
stick which had the date, June
1888, engraved on it with pen
knife. / remembered at once the
day, ever quarter of a century
ago, that / went out to the
field and my cousin who was
using the pillow put the date
there. OF course the incident is
unimportant, yet it calls back
thoughts of boyhood and makes
one wish for repitition of
these golden days.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-04-20
!. RANDOM NOTES BY
!. AUDUBON SHELLEY

A recent issue of The Des
= Moines Capital contained "a plea
for the prese1va tion Of the wild
blowers of our state. heartily
4 approve of this idea so far as l
am personally concerned. Those
who study nature will observe
{ d that the various varieties of wild
flowers are blooming from early
I spring till the frosts Of autumn.
A few years ago while on, a
prairie 1 gathered boquet of
flowers and they contained almost
every cclor, far SURPRISING any
4. thing cultivated, by man. And
&these will soon be gone il not
protected or cared for in some
way. AS / stood on. that prairie
Z. the thought came to me that it
was in just the same condition
as when the Indian and the buff
falo had it for their undisputed
SShome and Il seemed almost sat
cred. have in mind bunch OF
goldenrods which have protected
for some years from the mower.
1t is very beautiful and holds its
golden color for a long time. Let
us ALL make some effort to save
the remaining wild flowers for Ut
we do not they will soon be
gone.
/ was recently on farm near
Templeton which 1 suppose would
sell for nearly two hundred dol
Alars per acre at this time. In
talking with the man who owns
1t now he stated that the origi-
nal owner gave about two dollars
4 ner acre for it and soon after
he purchased it he said if he
could get his money back me
would, never make such a foolish
+ bargain again. However, he got
his money and if he were here
to-day he could see that farm
worth hundred times it's origi-
nal cost. When an acre OF land
goes from nothing to two hundred
dollars per acre in an average
lifetime IL is sOue Juinp.
Aentally, there is nice country
around Templetcn and it presents
picture of thrift and prosperity.
4 This is Palm Sunday and while
taking a stroll l came across
several bunches of dandelions. Or
dinarily we would pass them by
= and almost wish newer to see
any again. But we have been
without flowers so long that
!. seems good to get saght OIL
the little fellows and they are
now reposing in boquet. A re"
weeks later when the other rloW-
ers are out in their glory the
little yellow dandelion will be
< trod under foot and almost rof-
gotten till next fall when the oth
er flowers are gone again "
will have it's inning once more to
cheer us up when the melanchol
cheer us up when the melancholy
1t is our opinion that the pre-
= ferential primary will not be held
-four years from now, at least in
it's present ffm. It proved very
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-04-20

The Bible Students will have
a meeting at the home of Mike
iSimonsens Easter Sunday at 1O:3O
IA. NJ. Subject for study "The Bi
BILE as Divine Revelation" Amy
one interested are welcome.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-04-20
WAN TED

The Journal would like to have a
Correspondent in Greeley Township
and one i'm Audubon township.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-04-20
A CORRECTION

Mrs Vic Anciaux desires it to be
known that she did not purchase
an aut omobile as reported i'm these
columns last week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-04-20

r. G. Watterson was county
seat visitor last Friday on import
amt business.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-04-20

Frank Kraemer went to Des
last Thursday, on business.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-04-20

Miss Hannah GUIDE went to AIu-
Sunday to work this spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
0KUMa HAS NARROW ESCAPE
TWO R"mbs Hurled ut Ills tutouohiI,
While lic l. trturning From
Koynt pnInrc to Ills Hume

TOKYO, .'amuar> a. Count pkuuta.
nc .iapanosc premier. had u narrow
escape from death carly to-day at Tho
hands OF assassinS. lie Was returning
from the royal palace shortly after
midnight aud approaching his res deuce
when Nv" BOMBS We're hurled al his;
AUTOMOBILES The Premier was no, in :
iured.
okuma's chauffeur caught glimpse
OF the bomb-throwcr as he was about
to launch his missile aud pu; on sooca
5" tina, the bomb exploded behind the
machine without causing any damage
y second bomb was thrown. but /,
failed TO explode.
count Dkuma made another yisi. ia
the palace at ~ o'clock this norui:!c
The uncNriodcd bomb Is hcin- en-
amncd Tho assailant. OF assailants.
escaped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
CABLES no SEND COLUMN
To III y i,pwN VILLA iUI:t.I:S

DOUGLAS. AEIZ. January i&.-Gcn-
crai +. Elias I"ilcH military governor
OF sonora. is preparing Ia send q col
umn OF appr3N!matcly 1000 cavalry
INTO western Chihuahua to aid III rum
nnE down the ~cmaining Villa forces.
according I" m announcement here to-
day h. Ives i; I.clcvicr. consul for
the Dc facto government.
Tho troops re being mohilizcl al
Ionichi. sonora, about forty mile" west
% tho chihuahua state limo. he said
This action va. decided upon last
night. following = tclsEraoi,ic con.
ference hct"cru t:cncral Gales ~,
it"rmosill", AMI Car:anaa officials IN
chihuahua City.
according 10 ihis plan. the Carranaa
military authorities will cndcavor to
close i'll Oh rho Villa raiders hy send
iig TIC sonora rolumn cast f-om Toni
chi another contingent south from
.iu"rrz. q third column vest from Chi
hnshua City an 4 fourth detachment
north from rorrcon.
Tho sonora contingent Is expected
:" 10 in tho iold within 4 wcek
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
REPRESENTATIONS or l.. :.
PRESENTED no GtHU<NIs

%tENO LAREDO TEN. January IL
Representations oi the United states
government regarding THO massacre or
foreigners near chihuahua City have
bc"n presented 20 General Ncnustiano
Carranza in Querct.ro hy Consul John
/. N!iliman. according 10 private tclc-
grams received fcrc tonight
Official comment from General car
rama Was lacking. hut other officials
IF III" n" facto government expressed
regret over the Wholesale killings. which
they ar, quoted 10 saying were due 10
tn" premature city Of American and
other foreign mining men into terri
-t"r% lust recently conquered by the
~ fHc'" government. The murders.
thcv SAID uere due 10 General Fran
cis", Villas animosity toward the
United States ~ a result Of the recog
milton Of carranza.
Strn> have hern taken TO pursue the
bandits. i, is reported from Queretaro.
and every effor: will he made TO cap
,Urc and punish them.
General .Eacinto Trevino has oecn
sent - Chihuar ia to take fGl com
nand o. the situation there. General
aiNar" Oregon still was in Querctaro
io-ni.h;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
his resignation from his San Francisco

his resignation from his San Francisco
Church.
Lively discussions among the men,
hers marked the election. After the
state had been drawn and offered n.
'hr choic" Of Mr.. Ford. its adoption
being urged because Mr. Ford was the
financial hacker Of tho party. John !,
Barry. Of san Francisco. branded ,ho
*chcnhc as a conspiracy to railro.d
INC selection without reference to tho
members lie said il would he con.
Sid"r"t Il farce in tho United Statcs
METHOD or POPULAR
ELECTION ADOPTED
rms plan was finally withdrawn aud
itlr method Of popular election adoptcd
nus TASTED All day. DR.. George W
kirchwcy. OF Columbia tniycr.itr ,t
New York. ,now warden OF sim. 81, :,
i'rison). and Miss Emily Greene E,l.r
oi Wellesley CniNcisity wcrc amen,
those defeated. They probably viii 10
chosen altrrnatcS
- not known when Mr. Er>an ,n,
M Ford viii come here.
Judge l;cn i: Lindsey. OF Dcnvo,
"oiuS"d 10 accept a nomination to tnc
permanent hoard. hut probably win
remain III Europe Indefinitely IN ~,
interest Of the orphaus or the warrin,.
nations.
INC body viii later choose between
inc IiaEuc OF Stockholm for the si,
thSS ~ The permanent board Most
- 'hc Americans now here viii leave
'"l New York on Saturday.
The election Of AIR. Ford and Nis.
N"dahs was unanimous. Mr.. Hryan
WAS opposed lay two vote. ,bou,
SHINY delegates attended the meeting
and all were described as having rho
voting power When the meeting
opened, som" Of the members contcndcd
that the party merely were AIR I.or,,.,
guests and should do rs he dictated
'hc member proposed that Il committed
composed Of Ford officials should -
lect til" delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

onshfarcs. according TO their own
statement. looking for Mcxicans." y
niue later thcy declared they had
cleaned W lei raso streets" in tho
business section.
Earlier IN tho evening four soldiers
DISPERSED patrons OF Il MeX.->,n saloon
ihc rounding up and iailins Of suspect
ell Villa adhcrcnts continued during
the carly part OF the night. street
hrawls between Mcxicans and Amer
leans were frequent
l'y 10 o'clock il was reported that
knives frequently were used. and All
am"nianccs III tho city were rushing
through the streets while physicians
were htrr1ch to all parts Of the city
MOST OF the lights were between Amer
ical soldiers and MeNicans
ioicc reserves were called out. and
inc order WAS given 10 keep tho people
moving III All downtown streets
Miguel hiaz i.umbardo, former For
"i-n Minister in the Villa Cabinet. GEN
"r"i Manuel banda. General Juan
ii'c'a' TWO brothers or General Medina
N'ciia. Villas former chief Of staff and
lWcht% other former officers OF tho
~" army. arrested to-day Oh tho
'"'ni'icai charge Of vaRrancy. were de-
.p''' - fiso to-hlSnt ny the
ponce" They left over tho Southern
Pacific for California.
i"ic: az all hotels are searching out
McNicahS and advising their departure.
i'cHorts were current late Tonight Of
"a secret meeting of cattle and mining
men TO organic" tac proposed punitive
expedition in Mexico Immediately. with
or without tho consent or the Carranza
government.
reports from Chihuahua city said
General TrcNinn. with 800 men. were
III the Santa YSabcl district hunting
Tor General VILLA and his band Chi
hnahua CITY was said 10 nc practically
destitute OF troops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
FORD PARTY NAMES FIVE
TO REPRESENT AMERICA
viii sit In Europe indefinitely Tor Fnr-
pose 81 .inE Nj Effort. I" settle
Wnr-rc chose Five <Hcrnatc>.

THE. HAGUE. January - win lon
don. .fauua"y lh.--Thc t'oid peace cN-
pcdition has elected the following
american mcmhcrs 81 the permanent
peace board Ia sit In Europe tnd"rnitc-
ly. with tho purpose az using ali Ct
forts 10 settle tho war: William Jcu-
uinES I:ryan. Henry Ford. Miss 1ano
tddam". tho Ecv. Charles l.. .hkcd and
Mrs. Joseph Fcl%. of Philadelphia.
Five other Americans viii H. chosen
tomorrow As altcrnatcs.
Tho board viii he composed .f an
equal number Of members from the
various neutral countries. and will yc-
main in Tho Hague or Stockholm, with
tho financial backing Of Mr. Ford. Each
member Will receive n salary. and the
entire expenses Of the board probably
viii amount TO s5oo.aoo yearly. ~.
Aked announced that he would offer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
DR. l.. kSUP TELLS
Ut 1T SSItN tONDIrIO>

~ !. i<1rr .ay, an interesting ma
pathetic dcscr, ptron ~ the tcrril.c
conditions n"w cNistin" ~ Russia
Nh desiring - contribute 10 tho
FUN! may send their donations to tin"
treasurer of tho society Mrs C'Nnr'rs
Eobins. and she viii turn ii over -
,hs american consul. 70 nc used i,v
tn" immediate relief OF iho Jews
The bumhartou circle az Tho War
'sIicf Association las called u pI',-
'4c meeting. Through Mrs Jam, :
branch 'ah".l chairman Of the cir-
~" 20 10 held ~ the Dumbart"u High
school this afternoon q; 3.50 o.cluc'<.
Addresses will hc delivered h, ..ol-
outl >,len rotts and Henry Syduo:
liaIiisou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
Death of Mr.. 4. :. s.uhh,rncln.

.Nf,cr IN illness OF many months.
Mrs I:mclinc R"hins StuNbic;icid.
cirhty-two years old. widow OF Thon:,s
scot; S;uhhlcGcld, Of Gloucester Couu-
~. died yesterday morning III her home.
% West Marshall street Her body
taken to Gloucester County for
burial. Eric. funeral services were
conducted in the home Rev r. Ciagctt
skinner. pastor OF second Baptist
church. Officiating
Mrs Stubblcncld " survived by three
daughters, MiSsc" Nirc uia. Mary and
BcSSic Siubhl on.ld Of Richmond; ON"
sister. Mrs. Mary Thurston, Of Newport
News. and one brother. William y.
Robtus. 90 gloucester. Her SON. I.o"
.S,ubhlcncld. who WAS q 'nomhcr 81 tn"
Richmond Elucs. died several years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
REMAINING AMERICANS
URGED TO LEAVE MEXICO
Negotiations Begun With DC Facto
Government for Securing Special
Trains to Bring Them Out.
VILLA GENERALS CAPTURED
Rodriguez and Almeida Ordered Ex.
standardization Is Circulated Re-
Huesting Wilson to Remove Con-
sui Edwards.

III. PASO. TEXAS. Janumr. l:;-MRr-
TIM IHw has bccn declared in I'll Puso.
~ ~ o'cl0ck number or nrmcd
hcAicnns gathered In tho lower part
"' the city. the police report. 4 dc
'achmrnt "f tho provost guard from
I"rt Hiss WAS sent To The vicinity.
fits thousand cards for distribution
throughout the United states were or
hcrcd printed hero Tonight bearing
tho phrases;
"RcmcmIcr the AInmo."
"Dtd We watch and wnit."
"Ncmemhcr the Cusi"
"shnll VIC watch md unit."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
CAHRtNZi FORCE DEFEATED ,
WITH HlG LOSS HS l\QIIS

NDGAi.ES. AEIZ. January i@.-Thc
tnrranza force commanded h. General
NJ ;riSnc% has hccn defeated with heavy
losses by Nauu Indians under General
francisco trbolcjo. accordin.. 10 nm
confirmed reports h"rc to-day. Next
can officials al Hogalcs. sonora. stated
however, that Tho. had received no
such reports. and that 50 far Il. they
knew, tho forces OF General t-rhalc 10
were working in co-ov IRA ton with tho
carran2a TROOPS in restoring order in
tho Yaqui River Valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
ENPECT TO REACH Ar
LEAST I0u.0GO PEOPLE:

Reprints % tho bulletin distributed
IN the schools will .hc placed In several
OF :hc larger department. stores auG
factories. II IL estimated by thc Health
Department authorities that WHOM tho
extensive campaign ag:t,.St possible
grippe epidemic t. completed. moro
than 100000 OF Eichmond's population
through the schools. or Indirectly
newspapers.
when spring comes" said ~. Levy.
and We cast up the mortality figures
for tho winter wc hope 20 fiud that
tn" campaign We arc now conducting
at 80 much expense and trouble viii
be reflected in a record which VIII
show that Richmond Jared better ut
tho hands OF grippe and pneumonia
than many other cities In this section
Of tho country"
The talks NJ the schools last night
we're delivered by Dr. Levy. Medical
Inspector r. T.. Summers Dr. y T.
Emmett school medical inspector, aud
uis two assistants In. Giles y. Cook
AMI pr. NJ. l.. Eoylc
Tic phl sicians last night spoke -
follows
~. Levy John Marshall. Hinfora
iuuior high Armstrong High and
Moore.
Dr Summers Highland Park. Ear
ton Heights Nicholson. William i'oN
Webster Davis aud i;abcr
l,r. Emmett Madison aud Vocational
pr. COOK Dunbar and p"wha'an
pr i;oslc ncllcNur Junior High.
buchanan aud George Mason.
The night schools have = total At
tendance ~ ;.2ii pupils
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
Arrest EnIIon. EnI.. Aur,n

.'olinviur tic sounding Of u false
alarm Of fire from boN No -. seventh
81" Franklin streets. carly this mcrn-
lns flr' 1an'ams t;ailcy and Matt had
Policemen I'LL anI SPUR arrcSt T. =
swanu. whom tho, found loitcrin. near
;h' box when tho apparatua arrived.
The policc charged Swami with bciuc
drunk and nisorderiy in tho street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
FEARS ron LIFE or FATHER
AND TWO oTHEI, BItpTit.Rs

GRAND FORKS. y. -. .iaruary Ia
Kart kramer. exported Slain by Mex
'can hardits, i - SOFA Of Guerrero
Mexico. ranchcr and a brother 10 Mrs
j. q. ltancy,r -: Grand Forks. Mrs.
'lancI fears that her father and two
Other brothers. residing on hcr fathers
ranch have me; u like fate. She has
not heard from them since November
20 last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
Wilson's Rc-f:icctiun Favored.

colt MEii. :. e. january IL. The
south Carolina state Senate to-day
passed /" resolution favorinc rr. sd.nt
Wilson'S denomination and re election
for second term. The !ioust passed
'ho same resolution on the opening d"y.
81 tho session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
Norfolk and Western Railway
bulletin OF Round-Trip Fares In I3Hcpt
from kicitnlOnH. IA.

bUititu ~ tound-trfp FHrPS In Effect
from Richn,oud. Va.
Memphis. Tenn. ................ S20.J5
ON sale january - and 16. linn
tied: returning, midnight January
\c" Orleans; In ........ .S.8.15
bn sale February IS to March s.
limited. returning. midnight March
IL. Limit cNtcndcd To April ;. 1916.
ny payment :! Tickets good for
StopoNcr
Mobile. Ala. ..,..... S..y1,
ON sale February Is 10 Marcel s:
limited. returning, midnight March
IL Limit extended to April .. 1915.
by payment 81 Tickets good for
StopONcr.
Pensacola. i'ln. ...... SD :,,
ON sale February IS TO March I:
limited. returning. midnight March
u. Limit extended to April . 1915
by payment 81 Tickets good FOR
&topoScr.
FOR further information, call
phone Madison tST. city Ticket Of
flee. .S3S East Main street. Rich
mond Va.
G.. ~ BOSI.EY.
District Passenger Agent
G. 4. ONERTON, JR,
- City Passenger Agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
AHGI MENDO ICroRIotS
IN BNTTIl: At I:st tLON

III. TtSO TEN. Janua:y I3.-t;cn-
era! Benjamin Arcumcndo. IN command
OF 1900 OaXaca troops is reported to-
day In adviccs believed rclianic 10 have
been victorious i'll 4 battle a; i.scaIou
with 200 do fasto covcrnmcn; troopS
from chihuahua. The battle. II is said
was fought ycStcrd.v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
Armistice Is Reported Arranged
Between Ieutons and Montenegrins

A/I1Ii II continuation OF the prog
W ross of the tustrO-IlnuEarsan
forces In Montenegro. W ich threatens
the CAPTURE Of Crtinic. the capital.
and ultimately Of tho fortified sca-
rort Of tntt,ari, on the NdriasIr.
t"cnt.-thrrc miles southeast OF &C.
tiuic. comes rumor that M nrn,i~-
ticc between the rcutons and Mon
trncgrins has hccn arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

On tho Vussiau front In East t.a-
licin and Bcssa rabiR tho lighting
nHHin In. DIV in1lcd. posslbl! owing
to biK suoNst"rm TINT T. raging
there. The russians, however, re-
port the capture OF several nddi-
tiOnnl Austrian trenches In this
region. In Northwest Russia. Hcr-
lin snSs the Germans have driven
out the Russians from advanced
trenches near No,o S.olski.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

at Dcnltr-ttis>ar and ISiiindic. over
which M advance by tho TcutOns
c"uid have bccn nndc IL they had
attacked. Other .thnn this strategic
move. nnfhiuS OF Importance Is re-
ported from the Grcck front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
END roHTIuN OF II NDs
TO STRICKEN tHMENIt

'l"Hry w. anderson, president % NO
association. ami u, " Eroa,id,l<. ~
the Merchants National Bank vent
over ,hc books "t the association ,,.-
,crdar Afternoon. MIR, i:roaddu. 4ul.
gcStilS system ~ t"okk"cpin. anI
',n'li'in. which will hc followed 0y
tn" association, aad which Is II %ho,,
~ detail The receipt and Disposition
81 r.N"rN contribution h,udlod
T1f" association wtll "cud q St.b.,au-
ral part ~ tn" sao,o"r L. Lc collect
% 10 r"ioF workers in Armenia. where
tho most friGhi:ml atr"rttjcs hlvc
boon committed and where thor" Is
III" t.'d Of food and c,o'hjn.
~ 'n,h"Si"s,ic mcctiup nj ritr III.
t"rcSt - ~" ,IcwiaN r"liHI rchcf run,l
w''s rc!d ;'stcrt,sv y, ~" res r.cnrc
II M'S clifton Miic' + West G,e.rc
street.
~" following w"m"n 81 ,hc .",i-
miito" wore present Mr. 1. t'lift ~
Mills, Mrs. I. raylor Ilysou. M~s.
';""r., >,sl", Mrs CHARLES I:.hiu-.
Nrs rl"'s"utou L.. Conquest. Ms
ioorS" WaNn" Anderson Mrs Eoho t
hccraU. Mrs. ta>l>," Cahcll Mrs w.
~ T;!anl>cuship .ud Mrs HENRY t.
tabcl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

fhnt The entente allies In Sal0niLf
arc expecting rnid against them
ny the Teutonic allies seemingly liz
con'c!ed by the fact that they have
blown up, because of "the nccrssi-
ties of our plan" tho raiirond bridges
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

There hnNc bccn further bomba rd-
mcntS by tho British aud French OF
t:crmnn POSITIONS mud troop forma-
tons In France. Hcriin reports that
a british nttnck near trmcnticrcs
aud three French nttncks In Cham
pugnc failed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

-Four UritIsh ncroph,ncs that the
british .cnt out on rcconnois>anccs
hnNc failed To return to their barc
In Frnncc. HcrIin prev iousi. had
reported tEc bringing down of four
british aircraft. three OF them h.
Gcrmnn aNiutors i'm ducIs In tho mir
mud the other h! nntinircraft gums.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
Ifnnnn Con,nlcsccnt.

STockI HOLM tvia I.vudonD. JANUARY
J. Governor l.. l.. iiannn. OF North
l"kota. who was taken seriously III
some time ago while wlth the Ford
r"a'" party and has been ia "A hos.
pital here. Is NOW convalcsccnt iIn
VIII leave the hospital Tomorrow and
start "n his return to America ncxt
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

Inside Montenegro tho lighting has
hrcn roiuR on lcsS thnn four miles
from Gctinic. mud further gains arc
reported TO hnSc hccn made by the
inv nders along the herzegovina md
eastern fronts az the kingdom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

The intcsf official communication
shows that IN their progress south
ward. the Austrians have rctnkcn
from the MOntcncSrins the fortified
>capor, of ncdun. in southern Dnl-
mntin. aud occupied mn important
height Ia the nortI, Of tho town. thus
giving tho AustrinuX n .tiII better
c"ntr"i over tho AdrtHtic sen front
In this region.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14

~. PASO. TEN. January 10 Ncco-
tia'ionS were begun to-uiEh, with tho
dc Fact" government OF Mexico TO SC
cure special trains with which 10 bring,
Americans still remaining in the bandit
'errorizcd district of Northern Mexico
TO the international border Military
escorts Ia secure the safe arrival Of he
Americans were also furnished
Mining companies operating in Mex
ico at tho urgent rcQucs, of tho state
department.. ordered their employees
now in Chihuahua aud Durango TO re-
turn 10 the United states
Tho execution of three more Ameri-
cans by bandits of Villa adhcren,s were
confirmed by adviccS received from
Western chihuahu,. These messages
stated that George H. Parsons was
slain while passing near tho Eabriccra
ranch. 1t was At this ranch where re-
ter l<canc was killed several weeks ago.
keane's death WAS confirmed in To-
days dispatches. Bart kramc; MAS
executed in the Guerrero district.
The capture of General Rodriguez
ono OF the most prominent Villa gen
erals hy -, Americans and Carranza
soldiers Was confirmed TO- night by the
Mexican consulate. The Americans and
Carranza soldiers were commanded by
MaNiano Afaroucy