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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-31
RI, PRIMER JEFE DECIDE ENVIAR I'm
EMTSARIO A. PAPA BENEDlCTO
probara Su Santidad que los preados mexcanos han
venido conspirando contra el goberno de Eacto
EL PAPA ENVIO UA ffKSkjf P!D!ENDQ La
LiBER1iD De Los SRESss 0ROzCO j..
HEAfl I De Ia MORA
relegrama Especial paIa la PRESSA.

QUERETARO, Enero 30.-El Pri-
mer Jefe, Vcnustiano Carrahza, ha
deciiiGo enviar IN emisario al Papa
Benedicto XV con II eviGencia de que
los prelados mexicanos han eatado
conspirando contra ST. gobierno y dc
que las pcrsecuciones que Sc han he
cho contra algunos >ie esos pre.ados,
han tenido razjr. de se". Dicese que
el cmisario de CarranZa preSentara
q su Santidad el Papa las pruebas
de que los prelGdos HeXicanCs han
cstatio en- ccnnivencia con los enc
migos del gobierno de facto, que vie
nen combatiendo este en- el terrc-
no de Ia lucha armada.
E. Secretario de Relaciones EXte-
riores, Candido Aguilar, dijo hoy 4
los representatives de los periodicoI
mcxicanoS y extranjeros cue aqui sc
encuentran cue el Papa Benedict
NV habia cnviado un mensaje en- el
que pedia al gobierno dc facto Ia IL
bcrtad del ArZobispo vle Guadalaja-
"a, Mons. Orozco y JimGnez y del
Obispo de Zacatecas. Mons. de Ia No
"a. pcra que los prelados menciona-
dos habian sido ya prcviamente liber-
tados V obIigados a salir del pals.
En- IN respuesta que de Aguilar al
Papa Sc hard mcnci6n de las medidaG
que Sc tomaron por el gohierEo en-
contra de los prelados acusados de-
deiitO de sedicion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-31
Mr., FLETCHER SERA
FNVIADO NUY
PROhTO 1
MEXICO
Ell embajaGor saldra tan luego CO.
mo termine la organization del
personal de la Embajada
americana.
ASI 10 ANIiNcIO AVER FL
SFCRETARIO De FSTbDO
ROBERT LANSING
1rirqrnr,, Especial para ~ rHENSN.

WASHINGTON, Enero 2o.-De
una mauc-a Official Sc anuncio hoy en-
Secre,ar:a ae Es,aJo. uue ei embaja-
dor desisnaao e los Estados Uni
dcs en- M@zico. Mr.. Henry 7. FIet-
cher. saldra para n ciudat dc NeNi-
co en- VI futuro cercano.
Despurs del conzeio lie min:stros
efectuado hoy. el S-cretario Lansing
declare cue Sc habta resueIto enviar
iamed:atamente al Embajador Flet-
cher Mexico y cue por 10 ramto. Se
procedera = Ia organization del perso-
nal cue m de prsstar SIS Servlclos en-
IA Embajada Americana en 4! vecino
pals. Ia partida de III. Fletcher : s-S
avudantes Sc verificarl tan pronto co
mo queden terminates los arreg.os
necesarios para Ia reanudacjon de las
relaciones directas entire los &obler-
nos de Mexico y los Estados U@idos-
por medic del representante de5!G2-
mente autorizado por q Senado desde
el nses de Febrero del a5o Pr@X."o
pasado.
NJ. Fletcher ucvarl = Mexico de-
talladas irsrrucciones lie los as1rSos
que debera rrar2~ con e. gcbierno "e
facto. para soIuciona~ n dificl:Ia-
l. q.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-31
Escapo un acussdo de complic:dad
en- la muerte de Madero.

Jose Martinez, quien estaba en-
prisi6n acu5ado POI los carranicstas
de complicidad de Ia mueTte de don
Francisco /. Majero. logr6 fugacse
de Ia Pen!tcnciacia del Distrito, de
acucYdo con las informacioncs pro-
porcionadas en- las oficinas del gobier-9
no. c
Vanos han sido los esfuerZos de las
autcridades militares para localizar
cl prGfugo Z Guien, en- case de reaprc-
:..nGerse. !. Sc castigara con todo rigor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-31
ESTA SATISFECHO EL COB. ESPANOL
CON IA RESPUESTA DADA 4 wilson
Ronanones refiere que dos objetos tuvo en-
cuenta al contestar la nota de paz

mcmento en- que verdaderamente sea
necesaria Y oportuna Ia intervention
de este pals para conseguir Ia ter
minaci6n de Ia guerra que afecta 1
toda Europa.
Decidieron posponer la huelga
general.
Telegrafian de la ciu2lad de BARGE
Iona, comunicando que los obreros de
aQuella capital, en- una junta cel"-
brada hoy. decidieron posponer la
hueIga general que habian acordado
para el dia primero de febrero.
La decision de posponer IA huel-
ga Sc tcm6 por el tenor que habia de
que algunos grupos de obreros no es-
tuvieran en- condolences de secundar
el movimiento en- IA forma estableci-
da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-31
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee La PRENSA has 3 larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United Itates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-31
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Conpre ustea srs :ibros en- espanoi
fsnacio E. Lozanc, S07 Dolorosa st. San
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es la mas baratA
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
ORDNANCE NO ll0

AN ORDINANCE CONCERNlNG
THE NECESSITY OF ENLARGING.
EXTENDING. IMPROVING AND
{ CONSTRUCTING ' l. A X Z D E
CEMETERY. IN CROWLEY CoUN-
TY. COLORADO.
Be it ordained by the Board Of
Trustees of the Incorporated Town
of Ordway, Colorado:
1t is hereby declared that the pub
lie interest and necessity require that
Lakeside Cemetery, belonging to
the Town of Ordway. be enlarged. ex-
tended and improved by adding to
said cemetery as it now is plated,
certain portion or tract OF land ad-
jacent and contiguous to said ceme-
terry on the south side thereof, de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
An irregular plat OF land lying in
the Northeast part of lot 10. Section
2 Township 81 South. Range 81
West of the 9Th P. NJ, consisting OF
damage all Of said premises describ-
ed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
the northeast corner OF said Lot 10.
thence west along the north bound
airy line thereof 500 feet; thence
south 277.5 feet; thence east 500
feet to the east boundary line of Lot
10; thence north 264.2 feet to the
place of beginning; all in the County
of Crowley. State of Colorado.
2
On and after the adoption of this
ordinance, it shall be the duty OF the
Board of Trustees ana the duly au-
thor;zed officers Of the Town Of Ord
way to take such legal steps and pro-
ceedings as may be necessary to ex-
ercise the right of eminent domain,
and to condemn, take. acquire and
damage all of the premises describ-
ed in Section l hereof. for the pur-
pose of enlarging, extending. improv-
ing and constructing said Lakeside
Cemetery. regardless of the owner
ship OF said premises. acting under
and by authority OF AN act to pro-
vide for the making of Public I'm
provements in Incorporated towns" :"
as contained in the Session Laws of
the State of Colorado, of 1909, at
Page 4l6.
!. introduced, passed and adopted at
| a regular meeting of the Board OF
Trustees OF the Town of Ordway. held
on the End day of July. A. D. 1917,
L. l. GIFFIN,
: SsaIl Mayor.
JOHN B. ESTES.
Clerk & Recorder.
rah!tshed in official paper on July
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Thursday Afternoon club mem,
bers held their last meeting of this
year with Mrs. d. c. Roberts. A
large attendance was present and Sc
veral splendid numbers were on the
program. Mrs. Everndon. of Sea
Breeze, Fla. gave talk on the New
England states and Mrs. Roberts
told of their recent visit to Wash
ington. y. c. The annual election
of officers was held and the follow
ing elected:
President. Mrs. c. NJ Sanditur.
Vice-President. Mrs. D. F. Bart
lett.
Secretary. Mrs. l.. I. Gifin.
Treasurer. Mrs. E. o. McCleary.
Critic. Mrs. VIM. Broadbent.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
DAIRY PROGRESS MADE
La Junta Tribune

Sugar City is in the throes of a
serious attack of the dairy industry
fever. Plans are already under way
for the organization of company
10 put in a creamery, and eventu-
ally milk con6snsary II won't he
very long until every town in the
Arkansas Valley will have either a
a creamery or a cheese
factory. La Junta will have all three
of them in full swing before three
more have rolled around
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
o,.xEy SPRINGS NEWS

Mrs. Lee riarity and three child
rem are 1t Las Animas visiting ner
parents. She expects to be gone about
three weeks.
Mrs. Helen Wilson, of San Fran
cisco, Calf, and VIM. Hackworth' oil
Olney Springs. were quietly married
at the McBleeker home In Pueblo on
Thursday, June %. Mr.. and MRS.
Hackworth will make their home In
Olney. Springs where Mr.. Hackwortn
has many friends who will welcome
Mrs. Hackworth as an attractive ad-
dition to the village social life.
Miss. Gladys Johnson was pleas
antly surprised Friday evening. June
90. when eighteen friends took her
home by storm in honor of her birth
day. The evening was spent AT pro-
gressive high five.
Miss Ida Bell Largent was the hos
tess of jolly slumber party Satur-
day evening. June %. Her guests
were the Misses Edna Shaffer, Gladys
johnson. of Olney. Pearl Bevard and
Frances Jones. of Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morhart, OF Fow-
Ter. and Mrs. Morhart's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Jones. of Red Cloud, Neb.,
visited with DR.. McKeeby recently.
Miss Largent left for Kansas last
week. After a short visit with friends
she will go to Detroit. Mich, for a
month before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Work. OF King
Center. and Mr. Works sister and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 4.
Poquette. OF Las Animas, left for Gill
man. Marshal county. Iowa. last week
in Mr.. Works car. They expect to
join in a family reunion with Mr..
Works people. He has not been
home for thirty-six years. They e1-
pect to be gone for about four weeks.
Mrs. Osborn will keep house for Mrs.
Work during her absence.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
INEURMArIoN FOR RECRUITS

Here is bit of information for
recruits which is being sent out with
the Instructions to report for duty.
This may not be sent to all but it is
copy of part of the instructions,
sent to c. F. Howard who left SUM-
day for duty:
Take no baggage bat hand baggage
and as little OF that as possible. You
will be made to wear uniform As soon
as ii is issued. About all you need
is underwear, night clothes and toilet
articles, including shaving materials
Under no circumstances bring fire.
arms or intoNicants OF any kind
1, is well to bring little writing
material with you. also tobacco and
matches If you use tobacco. II may
be little while before arrangements
for their sale are made.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Warranty deeds and patents filed
in the ohee of the county clerk of
Crowley County mp to July ;. 1877
as reported by the Crowley Count.
Abstract company. ordvay:
Lorig Oberndorter Inv Co. to Will
liam Harris NwA swh ll-.l-5s 8
OF r R.
Emeranea Beer to John & Pearley
Fiuke. lots IL block is Sugar ci,y
S4se.
United States to John T. Mo-. sr
y SEX. M sEH. swK NEx ~
MEX NE MA NJ swE as-.I.ss
Pateat-
< r Holman to Rufss I. oven,
Sees II. II. II block - ordvay saee
Harr,st Z Morris . n. A seA,.,.
- NWk 3S-9l-ss.
AnaA = Airr t. J. ?. Ro,e sw
\ 3f-al-g5- :"
u.asa slaaas . A. berr, NM
l4S-3o-ge. laAsnt
!. -. - g s...y = r'..s,s s,.ry mx
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
SHERIFF.S SALE

BY virtue of writ of execution is-
Sneo out of the Clerks Office OF tho
county court of Crowley county. and
State of Colorado. and tn me d;ra,.aS
whereby / am commanded to make
me sum of Three Hundred Sixty-Two
Doliars, s3se), and costs of su;t
tne amount of a certain judgment
recently obtained against Henry Val.
sllus IN favor of the People n, The
state OF Colorado out of the Ian5s
& &asnsments. goods and chattles of the
ia henry Valerius, 1 have levied
"n me following property, to-wit:
Nh quarter ~ section twen,r-
sven I'D, Township nineteen I'D,
ua' range fifty-six 1851 west =,
si1tn 18th P. NJ, Colorado con,,,u
IN one hundred sixty Iso1 ac.sa
hEhEFoRE, according To ..,d
pnsnc, pnn,, l shall expose for sale a,
uniie Auction. all the rirht ,;.se
sna interest Of the above named uaa
saierius in and to the ahora s sa
soea sI property. on Saturdsr .s-
oay OF July. 1917, At 10 o.., ue
a m at the south front 49, CLOCK
CONT, roase ro, IN ordvay. Croviey
In ns'ed at ordway this .5th d., =,
LOUIS WORKER
Sheriff Of CrovieY ra
Q. nrst pub. e-as-l7 V.
DA'e OF last pub. 7-li-l7
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
SNIP THE SNOOPER HAD
BETTER BE LITTLE CAREFUL

Snip the Snooper had better watch
out or some women will pump him
full of shot. One woman a few days
ago had a shotgun sent TO her home
to be ready for the visitor who had
snooped around some of the homes
works alright for in testing it out it
was accidentally discharged and tore
4 good sized hole in the floor OF her
home. 1t demonstrated what the
same amount of shot would do TO
Snip If he received the discharge.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
WORK STARTS IN
SUGAR CITY DISTRICT

Drainage work has been commenc-
ed in the vicinity OF Sugar City by
the Western Ditch and Drainage Co.
Survsry and plans fer this drainage
were completed recently by Prot
House of the State Agricultural col
lese- The plans call for about so
miles Of tiling and it Is estimated
that this will reclaim all the seepz g
in the Sugar City district
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
HARVEST BIG BERRY CROP
ISusar City Gasette)

tSuCar City Gagette)
The W. A Putnam Gardens and the
Bell-Farr Gardens are so busy these
days harvesting and disposing of the
grown in this part of the valley. 1t
has now been demonstrated that this
God-given fruit grows to perfection
in this locality. While the crop is
not vet all in the Bell-Farr Gardens
expect TO realize from their crop a
return in excess of $500 per acre
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Rev. W. T. Hilton. of Pueblo. will
ill the pulpit of the Christian church
ing. Rev. Hilton has for about four
years been the pastor OF the Central
Christian church of Pueblo and is
counted one of the able ministers of
that city.
Services II 4, m. and p. m.
Everybody invited.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Preaching II a. n. and 5 p. m.
Sunday school 10 a. N.
Epworth League p. m.
Prayer Meeting "Wednesday even
ing p. m
The evening sermon topic is Point
Switches The railroad sermons
will continue this month.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
FUND FOR RED CROSS

At the picture show performance
given recently FOR the benefit Of the
Red Cross funds D. J. Mooney. Of the
Princess, turned over s14S0 10 the
local organization and sliSa to the
fund being raised by the Rocky
Mountain Screen eiub. o: which his
show house Is = member.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
BLUFF SPRINGS NEWS

officers elected recently for the
Sunday school are as follows:
Mr.. Jones, superintendent
NJ L. Emo, assistant superintendent
Mrs. Fred Whitney. secretary
Mrs. Nell ]. Williams. treasurer
Mrs. NJ. F. McCafery. choir leader
Rev Spangler will preach at the
school house here on Sunday. July S,
and each two weeks.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
KD CRoes C1sArrH

RnD Cr0es C1aAFrER
ALSO AT SUGAR CITY
Sugar city-A local chapter OF the
Red Cross was organized In Sugar
City recently with the following Of
Accrs elected:
J. NJ. Carvens. President
J. H. Abel. vice-President
F. s. Howard. Treasurer
L. Rodeck. Secretary
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
Is OFF FOR FRANCE

C. F. Howard, who has been Sec
ton foreman for the Missouri Paci-
&c here for the past several months.
has enlisted in the army service and
left last Saturday for ST. Louis He
Is TO be placed in the engineering
department and will go to France for
railway construction work.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
FINE PIANO TO RENT WITH
PRIVILEGE OF BUYING;

We have on hand in Ordway one of
our best pianos, slightly used, Rather
than pay storage or reship, We will
rent to responsible party with privi-
lege of buying and apply rent on pur-
chase price. Or. we will sell now at
a special price. on easy terms. Ad-
dress. Dept A KniEht-Campbell
Music company. Denver, Colo. 7-ls
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Il LOCAL AND Ekx<S0NAL
walter nay and family are nov
occupying the Cook residence. thu
family having moved here iron
Sugar City recently.
Fred Hintx is now employed at the
ice plant in Ordway. and John Kori-
mex Is handling the local ice business
sugar City Gazette.
! J. T. Hester. who has been in Cali
I fornia for some time, returned to
Sugar City on Saturday for visit
with his family. Mr.. Hester is we'll
( satisfied with the climate on the
coast and the family will probably
move there in the near future.-Su-
gar City Gazette
One thing sure long winters get
underwear down to summer thinness
and saves a fellow buying more than
once a year.
Mrs, NJ E. Sandford who had been
here for several days looking after
business left the latter part of last
week for Denver where she will
spend the summer.
Miss Doris Greene left Friday for
Superior. Wis. after three weeks
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
= 2. Greene and her sister. Mrs. H.
c. Tiedemann. of Buffalo. n. Y.
has moved to Denver. has rendered
his resignation to the city council
The vacancy will be filled at the reg
ular meeting next Monday night
Sugar City Gazette.
Gus Pleiman left Tuesday for Las
Cruces. New Mexico. where he will be
employed curing the cantaloupe sea
son by HoSler < Hilvert. He will be
away about five months.
NJ l. Fenton and family came
down from Denver the first of the
week for visit with relatives. He
has been transferred by the Ford
company to San Fran
risco from Denver where he has been
for the past two years {
The Messrs ". C Walker and John
IanoS and the Misses Esther Hart
nan and Minnie lmmeI spent the l.
Fourth in Beulah
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Helms and Miss
iatilda Helms and Miss Mary Hart
nan spent the Fourth in Pueblo
Mr.. and Mrs John Schlunnegger
sturned home Monday evening after q
muc'h'5 visit with their daughte~
t Steamboat Springs i
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Rodenhauser a
isited in Eads the Fourth and took
/ the celebration there.
Thurman Dickerson was down I.
rom Pueblo this week to visit with
is family.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
PARK A PRETTY PLACE

Sugar city's park has grown into
3 rery attractive place and recently
all the tree trunks we're given q coat
of Ehiie-ssh- Il is one of the most
sasdr parks il the county.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06

Miss Fern Dilger. of Oklahoma. ar
rived Thursday to visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. Thurman Dickerson.
Miss Sadie Hitler left yesterday for
her home in eastern Kansas.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06

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The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
NEW WATER WAGON ARRIVES

The new combination tank and
sprinkler wagon which the city order
ed a few weeks ago has arrived and
is in service. The wagon will be
used for both sprinkling the streets
and the hauling of Olney water.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06

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= sn1ngs vasa sezs.gsA b dsclln-
- - - nervsus syseea gives tn
SMm II ADa1nehas, tkUdneaA drva1An3
- tf1lnhl10 and unleD corrected.
- slxa1gAk 70 = hreakdoun.
~ cnerecf nesvoa1neoa, ScukH's Euul.
- = exactly whak yoa shcnld take; il
- naert0ent gets into lie blood and
- Mod teesas the tiny uerve-cells while
- vanse syseea respouds 10 its refresh.
~ snusc snsca. II b free from alcohol.
seoU 4 DOUna. naopuGesd MI
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
WATER MELON DAY

Watermelon Day at Rocky Ford
comes on September s this year.
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06

Ce.e h and gcs That crop insured
aGAlns& Hai1 In the Hone Insurance
cu0pany II New Tork. die largest
a0d seRuaQe~t Insurance company in
he Un1tea StAaes- Yoa cannot Afford
10 tAAe chance. PRESENT tDdieatioas
are tAat the pg3ce OF all crops viii
- GGA. - acco1nt 80 she Shortage
1Ae C1t1seA1 Sense Bank
The Ordway new era., 1917-07-06
He AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL
COMPANY
Yards at King Center

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
ONE RAGGED NESTiRNN.
BIIII.i' or 40 AI,~M AIN

Washington. June 90 --Conformn
tic n OF the sinking of German sub
marine hy tho navy gunner crew "f
AN armed American mcrchantmnn,
mentioned iu Yesterday dispatches.
WIS received today Dos the navy de-
pnrtmcnt iu n report from chief Boat
~wntu's mate -. J. Gullcksou. COM
mandinu the ginuers
Apparently the submarine wa
either sank or badly damaged his
report slys. "as nothing further WIS
focu Of it"
The report was made public hy SEQ
rctpry Daniels immediately upon its
receipt After describing the unsue-
ccssful attempt tn torprdu the steam
er the report said
~ pcriscopc WIS sighted of the
starbonrd beam and fire was immo-
diHteiy commenced from the forward
guns at about 1000 Yards range. The
shin was headed toward the perisc0pc.
An shots were failing very close un
the perisoop, suddenly shot from
the forward gun hit mst in trout "f
the periscopc. makiEg the submarine
suhmerge and light blue sumke
came up from the stern of he suhma
riuo The perisDope appeared again
al "A range of about 500 yards when
n sho, from the after gun hit 10
squaroiy ON the water line, making
small bits Of steel fy and causlna
cummotion of bubbles in the water
Apparently the submarine WAS either
sunk or hndly damaged, as nothing
further was seen Of it,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
'STORM|NG BATTLES
NOW BEING FORMED
BY RUSSIAN TROOPS
These Are Newly Created Army
Units Composed of Soldiers
Who Favor Policy of Fighting
Distinguished from Shirkers.
By Associated Press

ny NHt"eiated fFsaH
Feirngrad. Friday. June 2s One
or the most favorable features Of tho
slunii"n on the front Is the forma-
tion Of 'siotming battles" which are
newly created army units composed
of soldiers who favor policy ~ uc-
tive hghting. Soldiers Who wish to
hght are transferred to hattaliUns
composed entirely of men holding this
view The men receive red and black
arm banks 10 distinguish them from
the shirkers. Their function H. to
lead in attacks
The movement started in the eN-
trene south wing of the army but
now there are storming battalious
eNeryW where. br Eugene Hurd Of
Seattle. who has been with the cen
trai army since the beginning Of the
war ana * now in Pctrngrad. says the
Idea is spreading liz" wildtre
Before starting Tor this city. Dr.
Hurd saw two splendid new divisions
composed Of storm.ug uattaiions lie
also met several trains or huldiers on
the way 90 the front al wearing the
red and black bands. ANA In excellent
lighting mood IN. Hurd predicts
that nearly all the soldiers win Join
th, stc-ming battaiiou> and regards
the movement a. signal for reEen-
cratiou Of itussia's lighting forces.