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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1917-01-25
Original Wedding Service.

An old-timc resident of the pie:sah,
sity of Madison relates II story that PAS
flavor of originality. One of the early
Judges of Madison. Dawson Rlackmor-.
was called upon shortly after his cleo
ton to perform II marriage ceremony
at II private residence. The notice was
brief and the jWlS" prepared for the
event by studying the marriage cerc-
mony in the Methodist book of disci.
Lime. Fearing to trust to his memory,
he placed the book in his pocket to re-
fer to if necessary. When the bridal
party appeared before him he had for.
gotten every word of the ceremony,
AID feeling in his coat rocket for the
book it WAS gone. A local wag had
removed it. But the Judge was equal
to the occasion. AsSumlngan unusual
degree of judicial dignity he said:
''Hold up your right hands! you and
e"ch of you do solcmnly swear YOU
will perform the duties Of husband and
wife to the best of your abilities. so
n"lp yen God? l pronounce Won man
md wife. -InNinnnp0iis ,jO1tr~>dt.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1917-01-25

1,,-t s--a4+ NJ rt,s- sBt
Now is the time to spay that
subscription.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21
AFTER !: / !, ALIENS A !I!EI
Ssnats Bin Passed Affects 2,261
In this County.

2,261 aliens in st. Louis county
will be subject to draft just the
same as naturalized citizens,
should the bill passed by the
United States senate last week
become a law. It is believed that
there is no doubt that it will be
passed by the house, because of
the nationwide demand for it, re-
dected in the vote in the senate,
which was so largely in favor of
the bill as to render a roll call
unnecessary.
On June S, 1929 aliens of
friendly countries registered in
this county, and 80 enemy aliens
signed up. The latter will not be
excused from the draft for any
other reasons than those which
exempt citizens in general.
When the bill has passed the
house, air these foreign-born resi-
dents Of the county will have to
edo their bit" unless excused for
good and sufficient reasons. Fur
thermore the percentage of aliens
will likely be high enough to
overcome, the exemption of them
in the first call.
Under the terms of the bill,
citizens of Germany, Austria
Hungary, Turkey and Bulgaria,
who will be subject to the draft,
will not be forced to fight their
own countries. On the contrary
it is expressly provided, that ma
tionals of Germany and her allies
in the war shall not be used for
combatant services. They may be
used in driving supply trains, as
camp attendants or performing
other services necessary to the
maintenance of a large army in
the field, in fact, anything short
of actual fighting.
Nationals Of European allies in
the war who are living in the
United States and who have not
volunteered for military service
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21
No Hunting for Aliens

The game wardens have al
ready begun the work of gather
ing in the aliens caught hunting.
The new law prohibits a man no
citizen of the country from
hunting and it is said by the au
thorities that the provisions will
be rigidly enforced. The duck
season opened Sunday last and
many were out after the birds on
Monday as no bird hunting
on Sunday. Duck
are numerous this year it is said
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21
Winter Supplies

A family Of five, including two
adults and three children under
II years Of age, under ordinary
living conditions, should have
stored for each month Of the win
ter season the following food sup
plies: l bushel of Irish potatoes;
10 bushel Of other root vegetables
such as carrots, turnips, and par
ships; 25 quart cans of other
vegetables; and 20 quarts Of can
ned fruit and preserves. These
figures are based on estimates by
the United States Department Of
Agriculture, which adds that
most of this should come from the
perishable products of the many
home gardens this year.
With these figures as basis.
it is thought that almost any
family may calculate its require
ments, taking into consideration
the length of the winter season
in any given locality. Thus, in
the South, where food crops may
be grown in the fall, the winter
allowance may be less than for
! the far North, where one must
count on supplies for several
months longer.
| There is still time, says the de-
partment, for a final drive in
canning, preserving, and drying
| In using dried vegetables, it may
be assumed that given quantity
of dried vegetables is equal to
four times it's bulk of canned
vegetables; that is, one-fourth of
a quart of dry string beans when
soaked over night is approx.
mately equal to one quart canned
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21

The federal government is send
ing out an appeal to the people o
the, states in which deer are gam
to protect The deer as war meas
ure. The appeal says that every
pound of venison brought Ii
from the woods should be mad
to save a pound of beef, mutto
or pork. All persons are urget
to cooperate to secure the beS
possible protection of deer so
to get the maximum amount Of
venison as source of meat whe,
the season opens. In other words
the source should not be- eX
hausted or destroyed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21

The public can edo it's bit" i,
keeping down the high cost OF
living. 1t is a careless public, &C.
cording to the last analysis, that
has been largely responsible for
many price increases in many in.
stances, through the extrava.
gance and unreasonable demands
upon the merchants. 1t can be
done by cooperating with mer.
chants in the following manner:
Cut down deliveries.
Carry home your purchases
when possible.
Shop early.
Buy only that which you know
you want and will keep; make no
request for goods ION approval. y
Select carefully. and pay your
bills.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21
men
Talks Scheduled for the Coming
Week and Later.

The four-minute talks by l0ca
speakers on the several phazes o
the war between the acts at tn
Elco Theatre which have been s
popular will be continued durin
the coming two weeks.
Next Wednesday evening, At
torney A. w. Nelson will be tn
speaker and his talk will be o.
"The Nation in Arms"
On Saturday, Sept. %, Mayo
Geo. L. Brozich will talk o
Russia.
Wednesday, October 3, John Z
Porthan will talk using for hi
subject, "Duties of the Alien
All of these speakers will b
well worth listening to and wi
do their subjects due justice i
the short time allotted them.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21

Agricultural experts agree tina
despite the fact that the greer
tops Of potatoes have been killed
by frost the tubers should not b
disturbed but should be left il
the ground two or three weeks t,
mature. So many inquiries hav
been received by l.. w. Arnold
land commissioner of the Duluth
Missabe and Northern railroad
regarding the. condition of pota
toes after the vines had bee
killed by frost that Mr.. Arnolt
| took the matter up with Prof.
| Andrew Boss, chief Of the divi
sion of agriculture and farm man
agement of the University Of
Minnesota.
In replying to Mr.. Arnold's in
quiry Prof. Boss states it is his
opinion that there should be nc
digging of potatoes because tn
wines happen to be killed by frost
The frost hasn't hurt the pota
toes.
+" l am convinced the prope
course rs to let the potatoes re-
main in the ground to mature,
writes Prof. Boss. "They should
have two to four weeks for this
depending upon weather condi
tions. Following such curing
they can be dug and stored as
any other potatoes. A farme
who claimed to have extended ex
perience with frosted potatoes
stated that such potatoes wer
fully as desirable for seed pota
toes as potatoes that had made
their full growth.
Il II think you have everything
to gain and nothing to lose BY
leaving the potatoes in the ground
for two or three weeks at least
1t is pointed out that potatoe
that are good for seed are equally
good for food. In fact many DO
tatoes that are of no use for seet
yet make excellent food. It i
the opinion of experts that tn
potatoes have not been in tn
least injured by the frost, excep
perhaps that some Of them ar
not as. large as they might have
been had it not been for the frost
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21

The Comfort Kits being made by
the Ely Mothers Club for the
soldier boys from this city are
meeting with the most favorable
reception. Each and every man
leaving from here is supplied with
kit as fast as the ladies can secure
the supplies to make and fill them,
in these times no easy matter. So
far the Club has given out nearly
hundred of these handy articles
and it is their intention to furnish
one for each soldier from Ely.
The making of these kits in addi-
ton to the other charitable
activities of the Club is taxing the
ladies to the limit both for time
and cash.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21
Homesteader's Relief

Congress has recently passe'
legislation for the relief OF sue
homesteaders who have volun
teered or been drafted, or VIII
will be drafted In the near future
Upon the fling Of the certifcat
of muster into service and ex-
pressing his desire to hold hi
claim or homestead, the govern
ment will take care Of his rightl
under conditions set forth in tn
act. He must have resided, i'm
proved and cultivated his home
stead or claim for at. least on
year.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21

Several from this city attended
the athletic exhibition staged b.
the Duluth Boxing Club in the
auditorium in that city Friday
night. Mike Gibbons of St. Pau
knocked out Jimmy Howard
Chicago in the fourth round. A
no time was Gibbons in danger
Billy Whelan Of st. Paul easil
outpointed Jack Whitaker Of
Superior and Battling johnson o,
Washburn, Wis, was knocked out
in the fourth round by Bill.
Shaurs of st. Paul. Those VIII
attended from here were loud il
their praises of the management
and the treatment accorded tn
visitors by Curley Ullrich, tn
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21

The canvassing board of tn
county has completed the can
vass Of the votes cast at the we
and dry election on September
10th and on Saturday issued final
returns. The figures show tina
the dry majority in the coAnt.
was 3,619. This is 600 votes i,
excess of the anticipated result.
According to the county optic
law the closing Of the saloons viii
take place six months after tn
board has certified the election
AS the certifcation was made o
September Is, the latest possible
dates will be March Is.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21
Goes to saltwater

Matt Jylha who was recently
indicted. by the grand jury ON tn
charge of incest, lead guilty to
the charge Monday before Judge
Dancer in District Court at Du
luth and was sentenced to an il
determinate term at the Still
water penitentiary.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Asher j. Boyles
Of Virginia announce the mar
raige of their daughter, Hazel
Marie, to Mr.. Lester Norman Nc
Donald on Saturday, Sept. Is
The bride was formerly a resi-
dent at Winton and a student il
the Ely high school. She is well
known here and many friend
join in wishing the couple all pos
sible happiness.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21

226 585 Joseph Jenko, Ely.
249 349 Frank DeJak, Bx. 324, Ely
Isl SOL Vencel Novak, Ely.
255 sc John Locken, Ely.
253 S75 Walter Aronson, Tower.
81 IT'S Perry Simpson, Winton.
1913 S48 Emidy Boudreau, Tower.
209 1923 Willie Streasick, North
Branch.
254 TIA George E. Anderson, Winton
45S Herbert E. Kurvinen, Ely.
IA 54S Elias A. LaBeau, Ely.
55 1T Matthew Maxi, Ely.
100 1854 Alex. Palo, Jr., Embarrass
The three who were absent al
roll call this afternoon were:
102 Robert A. Zeller, Ely.
1T 6S5 Knudt Johnson, Winton.
70 Is George La Droute. Ely.
The four alternates named were
as follows:
156 1919 Frank Lozar, Ely.
21S 532 Matt Zagar, Ely.
222 Paavo Waisanen, Ely
223 305 Jacob Pete, Bx. 2SS, Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21

are to be forced to fight in the
United States army, but possibly
in units made up entirely of their
respective nationahties. The only
exception to this plan to draft
aliens will be in case there is an
express treaty prohibiting it.
There is such a treaty with Japan.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21
56 ANSWERED.
First Contingent Leaves Tomor'
row Morning.

Fifty-six answered roll call thi:
afternoon out of SO summoned tt
make up the first contingent fol-
Camp Dodge to leave tomosrou
morning.
Three failed to answer and un.
less they put in an appearance be.
fore the train leaves tomorrow
morning three alternates will be
required to fill their places.
'Lish LaBeau has been named as
Captain of the party with A. w.
Hanson as assistant. These men
will have charge until the arrival
at Camp Dodge.
Those who answered roll call
were the following:
S37 Joseph H. Schmitz, Tower.
6 337 Louis Ravnikar, Ely.
16 7S4 Clarence Johnson, Ely.
80 924 August G. Jeranson, Soudan.
35 514 Allen Hegne, Ely.
81 10 Jalo Mattila, Ely.
43 432 William Jensen, Cusson.
Al Is Anton ChimZar, Ely.
81 223 Matt Krebs, Ely.
SO 772 Joseph Weber, Winton.
sc 966 Sam Larson, Soudan.
6S 1872 Andrew w. Hanson, Ely.
~ S74 Marius Peterson, Tower.
"a $50 John Globocnik, Ely.
IS 500 James Warren, Tower.
sc 645 William Broquist, Ely.
SO no Edward B. Curnow, Ely.
80 1873 Ernest A. Jackson, Ely.
101 1872 Albert G. R. Retter, Winton.
103 $50 Louis Janezich, Ely.
116 269 John ]. Mizera, Ely.
12S $50 John H. Pluth, Ely.
e31 7O4 Eric ]. Hellsten, Winton.
1876 12S Mike Klopich, Ely.
1873 sos Erick Lofstrom, 2219 Wash
ington Ave. N, Minneapolis.
lao 900 Edward F. Lofgren, Tower.
141 1853 John Moravitz, Ely.
LAG 957 Ernest Carlson, Ely.
152 TIT Niels p. Jensen, Winton
154 1913 Emil A. Norby, Embarrass.
160 406 Gust Sipola, Ely.
161 SIG Anton Brula, Ely.
164 SS9 Gunnard A. Roland, Tower.
172 642 Matt Vertin, Ely.
1T 297 Anton Wulots. Bx. 237, Ely.
181 1902 Einari Maxi, Soudan.
186 926 Arthur Johnson, Soudan. :.
189 656 Magnus G. Bjorvik, Winton.
1913 504 John Novak, Ely.
1919 1864 David B. Anderson, Peyla
206 40 Vino Hegman, Ely.
900 PIP Henry Jalmer Mattila, Ely
221 40 Hentrig Latvaaho, Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-21

owner of the Club and the pro
moter of the exhibition. Nearl.
four thousand people were in at
tendance.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-06
Surge ntbfrlid)t.

graila an Der Sonau 1T err
ohert. 9lnd s,pei Orte stpilden
Saimmif Sarat nn0 TDfIani
iunrDen pcn ben gentralmad)-
ten genommen.
Gin 8eId)lnf, onrd) ben Die
Jrieoensasitation beg Erali-
henten gmtsebeiken miro, fuiro
M Gcnat angenpnlmen. Sena-
tor 2eluis erflart irt Der Scbat-
te, Die WcfaGr elmer 8eteili-
gnns Ser Ser. Staaten an 0em
ariese lei nod lanse midjt ppr-
iiber.
Die SeiterreidJer nebmen
bel 9iinabnrg cine Siinain-
fel.
IS bat eine iuidytigc aunfe-
reli5 bes aaiiers nit ben Seer
fiibrcrn Der Gentralmad)te itatt-
stfHnoen.
llnirr 1raiiSent fat nidt
bic NbfidJt, ben friegfabren-
ben WfGd)ten cine iueitere sSrie-
SensnOtr 81 id]ifen.
sSn Som fin6et cine &riegs-
fpnfcrens Der Miierten itatt,
bic iid nit bein Salonifi I'm
ternebmen nno anbern 8alfan-
ansclesenbeiten beldaftisen
ioa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-06

Die Srnppen Der gentraIlmadtc
baben jett nltdb iuie man geiteri
Id)Dn ais iid)er poransiagem fonrte.
bic Gtnbt graila, Matiim gegemiiber,
an Der Spnam gelegen, genommen.
Gs bleibt iebt MIR mod cine iuidtige
0pnaititabt in rnmaniidem Webietc
III erpbern - Sic Stabt 8alat. Die
0obrn0Id)n lit jett npllitGmbia ero-
bert. Der @eg 6nrd) iie nad Som
itantimopel lit ben 9iniien berfdJloi-
len nnb Gin Sell Der 6e1ttiden itno
bulgnrilden Srnppen, bic in Der Do
brn1Idn fGinpften, f6nnen an6erspD
sur geriuenbnng fomnien. Sie bon
8efen fer in bic Wfol6nm ein6rin.
genSen Eruppcn bnben ipeiteres Ser.
rain geiupnnen itn6 mebrere bnn6ert
Wefangenc gemadjt. 3uiidrn Slim
nif-Sarat nn6 Jpfiani mnrben Die
Drte 3lobogia nnb 8ptesti genom-
men.
3tau ipridt bnppu, baf Die Nuiea
Die EerteibigMngslinie am Gerctb
anfseseben nnb iidj gan5 Bis an bic
Wreuse pon geiiarabien snriifsieben
iuerSm.
Sn einem ,6erres- nnb syIptten=
befebl iagt &niIer @ilbelma Sc
meinIam NIT nniern berbiinoeteil
9errfdJern babe idj ben syeinben ben
sSrie6en angeboten. Sic babem i'm
nidDt angenpntnten. Sic ipoller in
i1rer 3errldind)t 9cutidlanb per4
midJten. Der arieg iuirb fortbanern.
Vpr Soft nno Ser Wcniflidfeit Ct.
Hare idl bier, baf anf itniere seinoe
alein Die VerantiDortnng fit
bic lueiteren fird)tbaren Opfer
fallt Dor benen id Gnd sn beiuab.
ren iuiinidlte."
Die Oeiterreider baben cine sSmiel
in SerGiina, a6rolid BON Siinabmrs,
genpmmem. Mngriffe Der Gniiem, nm
Die Snlel iuieoer 81 geiuinnem, iunr-
ben NIT ldJiuerfn @erlniten fir iie 81.
riifsefd)lagen.
I'm a. sSannar fat cine luidjtise
aonfercns sluiiden bem oemtidleu
aaiitr, Oein Grsbersos syriesrid,
oem 6iterreidjiiden Cberbefehlsba-
Der; benz aelSmaridjaa b. 6oeken.
Dorff, Dem 6iterreidJiiden General.
itabsdef; benz TeIbmaridal b. Sin.
Seubnrs, bem &ronpringn bon Bull
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geun1nler 739
@runseioentu,ns 1lebertraaunssn.

SSh"""S'Ue"'""'S uepeltIuBuu8eH.
8. S. Yuitfa an so. guftfa. @r1no@
ftiid IN Berlin 9eisbts; $1O.
Sam sSrie0man uno sSrmt an q. 6.
Sna, @rnno1tiid an Der 8ird) Gtrabe.
$3.50.
gmilie @booills an $. gs. Mbobius.
@rinoitiid i'm nellen gitszglod 1856,
$40.
S. q. ltno Mna 9aidols an MIbert
8olfblaeger, @rllnoitiid am 8nperIp
Hlnce; SIS Ii. g.
George Wutb an glnil gSeilbaher.
@rllnoItiid an Der Nortb gaeip BrnlinfelS
aber11e 1tnb Carton Ctr; $4,000.
Gbriitian 9altsmnt1n on @nliI a5nnss
mann, 5041 Mder SanD; $3.50.
S. ntlb 6 2eit11er an Mar s.. gieoorf
nr1e 0e. 8. No6ie, @rlinDitiid i'm nenen
gitb~9lod 651; $4,000 !.
9fobert ueder n1tb ssran an German
g. Sebmann, / Gder 2atlb; $40.
6. uno 8. Sromme an Charles 9ns
thonb lflb 4nnie 8. @raf6el, @rll1l0itiif
i'm nellen gitpsgIod 1854; $t10O.
0enrb Seit an Clara 8. Seit. @ri1llbs
itilf an Der Sinon Ctr; 81 Ii. u
She 5olltbipenern 2a1lb Corporation
ON Srnlt Silba giienbmier, @rlln6{tiid
i'm 5lln1mit Hlace; $4,000.
$3ernnn 8ogeI linb Srnu an Mrtbur
Wogel II. M, 48 Mder 2nilD ltnD SOP 2e3
Mder 2nt1b; $4,000
ssobn Ndterbera an Mbolpb Bsbel,
Is 1s10 Mder Qn1b; 81 II. q.
gSir1ifreb g. BilIiams on Mnnie Giez
berlino @rlirloitiid in 9ueensborp Ylaee,
$500.
gluguit 9fonlpel an gn1il llno q. 0fonl<
pei, 651 45s100 Mder 2ar1o; $4,000.
Hanline Mompel an gng,ift gompeI,
434 Mder 2atlb; $4,000.
gloolpb Webel an eSobn gltterberg,
Is 8s10 Nder 2nno; ST IT, o.
gniI nnb slnnu 9ionpel am Anguit
9fompel 651 45s100 Mder Qdub;
$4,000.
81. S. unb 81. gBillenbrod an German
Steinbring 107 69/100 gder 2nno llno
"a 1>1O Mder 2nnb; 1885. 40.
q. s. unb 81. g8ilenbrod an N6oIpb
3erd]er. 130 49s100 slder 2anb; $13,s
049.
s. S. ssrieienbabn an syerbinano Srisz
ienhabn, 81 Mder 2anb; $635O.
gS. 8. unb We. We Iok on emma QaB,
@rlnoitiid i'm nellen gitpsgfod 5000;
$2001.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-06

SongreBmann @poD bon ssfl-
oiana, Der nit Der ~9lufgabe betralIt
lit, feit5l1tellen, in mie melt Die Sc
riidte a1f @abrbeit berltben onB
Eraiioent @ilion's 5rieoellsbotfbait
norseitig bon gelpiIIen HerIonen per=
raten uno baour6 Die 96rfeflpanif
berbeigefiibrt ipuroe, bat Der Inter
iudnngs &omntiiiion eineil Don
einen geipiiIett y. Curtis bon Neiu
Dorf eei6riebenen 9rief sur Ser
fiigung seitellt Sn Oieiem 8riefe,
Der auf einfa6es Yapier geibrieben
lit llno sic sloreiie BON Curtis
nid)t entbalt, miro behauptet, oaB
oes YrGlioenten HripatIefret1r, So
lepb 9S. glnluItp, oes Nr1iioerlten
Sdtpager, Ser reife SssuiDeIier 81. 90.
8olling, ioipie Ser Neip yorfsr
8anfier 8nriib fir ben Bed perant-
tportli6 iiitb. Tlr1liiItp itf,o Bol-
ling ltellen oieie 9eidnlbigina emit
lbieoen in Abre6e lnl0 Der Brief-
ibreiber Curtis fam tros aner 9es
ntiibllngen in SEEM yorf nift ellt-
bedt iper6en. 9lls 9aupt5eiige lit
Der befanrte goitoner Ginnn5ier
Com 2aipion fir ndfften Nontag
poraelaoen unb aongreBn1ann @arb-
ner, Der beriihtiste Gnglanoe-freiino
unb Sdapiegeriobn Senator 2obge'S,
bat ebenfaIls leniationelle grtbiil-
litngen in 9lusiift geiteIlt.
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Scl)tucrc Mie=
ccrla9e
Soll Siua erlitteu baben.
&oninl 1ti6t er=
11tprOet.
perihine's Qruppen une
Gas protofoH.
gprrepn tuieber int Seiik
ner Garran5iftas.
SDll Siua erlitten baben.

- 9lms Gbibnabna uirb sentel-
bet, bic Nieoerlage, Sic @iqa anse6=
li1 BEL sSimenes erlittem fat, lei cine
lebr idiuere selueIen. &illa babe
1900 Meann berloren, bar,inter iei-
nen ltnterfiibrer Wartin 2opes mnb
cimen anberen Ieiner Generale. Silla
mnb General Salnsar ieien in etnem
Nmtimobil nad) Gl @alle sefliidtet.
@iIa's Srmppen ieien amf Meilem
lpeit smriifgebrangt. @illa babe per-
i5mlid peridjiebene &apalerieansrii-
ie gegen Mnrsnia's Snfanterie se-
Ieitet, lei aber INNER init idiperen
gerlniten suriidgeid)lasen iuorben.
|illa babe srofe @erl1ite an @af-
fen nmS Mmnitipn erlitten, audi lei
linn piel ppm Der 8ente, bic CT in
Sprrepm ge,nadt hattie, luie6er abge-
npmmen. @On feiner 2eibsarSe
ieiem mngefGhr fiinf5is 0ianm err
id)piiem. Die Meoerlage lei cine az
rabesm pernidtenoe getpeien, Cine
anbere 9epeidc bebaiiptet iOsar,
man merbe In nnseiGbr Diersebn sas
gem bas Gmbe Der @illa-8eiuesnng
eruarten f1nnen.
- 9sadridten, bic beint Staats-
oepartement in @aibinston einse-
troffem iin6, beitreiten es, Oak Der
fransOiiide &oniml in SorreOn BON
ben @illiitas ermor6et lei. Die Nad-
ridt, baf bie Garransiitas Surrepn
lpie6er i'm 8eiik baben, iuiro amtlid,
hefatist.
Garransa bat pDn Gmeretnr0
aas ben megifaniidJen Mitslieoern
Ser amerifanild nrerifaniiden
aommiiIion, mitseteilt, es lei fir
lin mnm6slid, bas 9srOtOfoa ST ra-
tifisieren, ba cs bie Gntfernnmg Der
GerIbing'id)en Srmppen pun scluii-
ZEN 8coimsmngen abbangis made.
9ieIe Scltimmnns rniiiie peranSert
iSer guns geitridem luerben; Senn in
igrer jesisen Taiinms lei fie nnflar
mno n0ge at @eriuiflnmgen 9lnlaf
aebem, Die nit Der 3nriifsiebnng Der
Srmppem ooer Dem 9fnfIdjiebem bie-
ier 3nriifsiebung snlammembinsen.
Gr f0nme MIR nit BET iDfortigcn
GHfbernfamg Der amerifamiid)en
srmppen smfrieben iein. SObalo bic
3mridsiebmng besonnen lei, f0nne
Sic 3atifisiernns oes @rotOfols por
iid seben.
gis ieBt fat man nidDts bDn
Ser geriammlnng Der Slnbanser Bill
las, Bic seitern bier in Der Stabt
absebalten iein ioll, erfabren fGn.
men. Die BeIdidte iuirS mol iuieoer
einmal Geldipak geiueien ieim.
- 11mgefaDr 800 Mann oes 3pei-
ten teraniI6en Snfanterie Hegi
ments, bas in Corpus Gbriiti itatio-
niert lit, ourdBogen am 6reitag bic
StraBen Der Staot uno riefen: vWir
ipollen beilngeben". sic lpliroen nod
Dem Eager 5ilriifgebraht nno onrf-
ten basielbe niht perlaiien.
slm Neuiabrstag rannte BEL
San sSuon bel Hio elm nit 8ieb be-
looener sSrabt5ug in einen Baiia-
gier5ug bineiil, Der bon Gueretaro
na6 Der merifaniiden 9allptltaot
fuhr. 9reiBig Eerionen, meiItens
6rallen muroen aet0tet uno 275
lmuroen perlett.