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TROOPS ARE .
AFTER VILLA
ItEliEL BAND DKIVEX FROM
JUAREZ, WITH U. S. CAV
ALKY IN I'l RSLIT.
TWO HUNDRED KILLED, 70
WOUNDED, 70 PRISONERS
Secretary Baker Says the Participa
tion of Home Troops Is Approver
By Mexican Government Sole Pur
pose Is to Protect American Side
of the Border.
(P.y Associated Tress to The Observerl
JUAREZ, Mexico, June IB. ViH.t
troops were driven from Juarez toda;.
by United States infantrymen sent
across' the border before midnight lasl
night to stop the firing into Juaren
by the Mexican rebels. The rebels
were reported today to be in flight
southeast headed toward Gaudaloupe,
with the United States cavalry in closu
pursuit. . .
Major General Gonzales returned In
Juarez today and took command of the
federal troops.- He said he did not
think the Americans" crossing wait
necessary to defeat the rebels; as his
men had defended the town bravely.
The federals. said that two hundred
Villistas had been killed, seventy were
wounded and seventy taken prisoners.
Eight officers were executed.
American colored infantry controls
Juarez today, wearing trench helmets
after a night fight.' '
CAVALRY SENT IN Pl'KSUIT.
EL PASO, Texas, June 10. At U
o'clock today the entire Second cavalry
brigade could be seen plainly eijrlU
miles southwest of Juarez in pursuit
of the Villa foree3. FiRhtinR was ir
' progress in the vicinity of San Loren zo,
12 miles east of here, at 10 o'clock.
Artillery fire acainst the rebels op
ened ai iu:..u. apue, .
be plamiy seen iron, nere. ine .m-r-
ican cavalry seemed to he saining rap-
idly on tne viinsias, wno a.e ' J
to reach the mountains in a desperat
t'asn-
F. S. TROOPS WITIIDKAWN.
JUAKKZ. June Id. United States
infantry withdrew' from Mexico at 1 1
O'CIOCK, alter eleven nours on .,iex.t....
sou, on orners irom .mijur on.iia..
Campbell, commander of the Southen
department, who arrived front San An
tonio.
NO COMPLICATIONS TO FOLLOW.
WASHINGTON, June K,. Secre
tary of War Baker said today thntjtion of the Stars and Stripes the!
there-can be no-misondcrstandinR be
tween the governments of the United
States and Mexico regardine; the move
ments of troops serosa the border at
EI Paso, the sole purpose of which is
to protect' the American side of the
bolder. There is a distinct under
standing between the two government!
for such action. .
HIMiKI.STS TO TAKE
MOTOR TlilT
Vr. and Mrs. William Sitgrlst and
baby and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sie
Krist and son havff wiade plans to
l'avo tomftrrow m- a motor trip
throirli Washington stut-, soinK as
far as facoma, K -atTle ati'J North
lT,kl,a. and on acfo T.,e iana.an
ins air favorably-, to'. -,'..-'
Vlrt-ria. 1!. C. The, j1" "" " t?T!'"? , '
,y my .f the Colum- of he IhIkc, of
Vancouver atid V
' rlw t r.'tiiTu by
t,ia hifc-hay. Hie pait will t
jiiu'J in dava on the Journ'-j-
peud
trj- nd patriotic effort as hi.-, tiiitf
WYH llilMK lthcn ,11'fhrough lis "address, h.,
U SmM tni.ft;f,l talk hrin. elttiray ir.iT:i.e
. land cf r! intcrc-t.
..'rili:. hs smanaV-d tU.-an-l P kf clh-i
t,t,u vn f IV. T..t.er m H-rnnd
8Til 'j.'-r-fi r.-e-a" n 1I ta '
.i--n'f frifft in fe
--le tliie i he ?oea - tS, ?.!r.
T ...... We , h.a r ev.-ii,:ne aal
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I W!l'.tfce .J.Ki.ril to i,-ll. herf-h:i
''mi ; ;drn vfre f-ui :: aiUin Eh
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Lar.it!?' .-,,, Ins- mht-m ;? wil'
gemafn fftnr
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the
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FRENCH MINERS OUT
General Strike Is Calli'd After Con
,9 fefences Fail. a
PARIS, J,uiie 1U The general sljlkc
of the tnembers of the miners' federa
tion will take pli,ce at on, it was
announced today by M. Bartucl, c,tij
eral secretary of the federation. "
The secretary, said that the pro
posals made by M. Coulliard. mfiiistei
of labor, and 5i. I.oucheur, minister of
jiwunauuuiun, mining ai a settlement
oi lie UisDute, were unsatisfactory
YANKEES FOR SILESIA
Americans May Occupy Country
While Plebiscite Is Taken.
PARIS, June 1C The Poles have
become somewhat reconciled to the
proposed plebiscite iii Silesia by in
formal assurances which they. have re
ceived that. American troops will, if
possible, be assigned to occupy the
contested and disputed area pending
the vote, to assure a fair and unjnti
midated expression of the -wishis yl
the pepple.. .
ELKS CELEBRATE
INTERESTING CELEBRATION
LODGE HALL SUNDAY.
IN
Large Number of Members of Ordc
' and Visitors Witnessed Beauti
ful Ceiemony.
Before a goodly number of members
of the order and visiting townsfolk
the officers of La Grande Lodge No.
4iI3, of the Benevolent and Protective
Order' of Elks yesterday af
ternoon conducted in their lodge
hall the interesting exercises cele
brating the anniversary of the
birth of the nation's flag. Being a pa
triotie and a protective organi:'.utiun.
the Elks very fittingly have made 1:
an established custom in their lodges
to honor the flag on its natal day each
year and the ceremony, even to those
who have seen it repeatedly, is always
a beautiful and an inspiring one.
the afternoons program was open
ed by orchestra music, to the strains ol
which the members of the
tercd the ha a f. ,a
bein(r borne nheadof the
the front of the room, where it was de
posited an(, t,e mcmbers took tm.M.
seats. The introductory exercises then
followed, conducted by the exalted nil-;
er and thc other chi(,f ofricr!. of '
!i0(jce
1 praycr by the chaplain of the loiL-e. I
David Stoddard, then followed, ai d I
thcn the sinjrinit of a sonir. "Our Na
tive Land,' by a male quartet. Henry
. . .. '., . , ' ,.
Lodge No. next read thc history
, ., ,, ' . . , . , 1
oi jjie nag. ijic siory told mat .o:,,.
June Id, one hundred and fjrc-tvj 1
years apo, congress ordered the adop-
Miss Florence Lynch came next on '
thc program with a beautifully ren
dered violin s.election, which drew from
the audience an enthusiastic applause
demanding ah encore. Tho nn.sr, im
pressive number on the prr-g- a.nr v-as
that, which came nest, the Elks' tii
bute to tho flag. II. E." ln'x.m, it
one of the most able orators wiih-r.
the membership of the order, d"!iv?;Tl
the tribute, which besides b'einjr Ui.ir.i-
fully wor.del is an ennobling and in
spiring bit of batriotic literary effoi.
.This was tallowed by. a o!o and en
core by Mrs. J. F. Coi bctt.
Tti chief address of the uftcrnooi
was t-iven by Judge J. -V. Kii'jwlc.s
also a member of La Grande I,ndff
N'o.' ti'.' He sTioko of thc manual
khjfh the or(c. of m, hi,s- ,iJd ;
" ontr.ted tormg lh ar;f
4i3 ho He Kcj.4 love of enun-
'-' tiofi at : p-.ir.t. ' This rs j una!;
b' ginni'n "f friai
sViastf.d their naiK-t her4 i.
' P''it. 14 mi:. e.
lihk tifi.lsai-. Viol-; Anrt'e- t.'.r.cy
toie,,'e I'avii Mxidard, M
i' th Ik Iis., .i-jd.i; ''
et
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' am m-hran as -.v -.,l-l:.-r-i O ii
'e siring of
FLAGS' BIRTHDAY
REPLY TO
6EWUT '
IS Gil!
document was i'kesentel) to
count yon iiaockdiikff
rantza'u this mok.mnc:.
BERLIN OPINION IS
ONE OF DISAPPROVAL
It Is Generally Anticipated That Ger
many Will Again Ask For All In
tension of Time in Which to Make
Reply to the Amended Tliealy Sub-
milted By the Alii-.s.
tr.y Associated l'rv; to The tiliisi rve-)
VERSAILLES, June 1(1. The allied
reply to-the German counter pi.uos;,L
wns delivered to Count vun Iii otkuort."
Rantzau at (Jill) o'clock today.
MAY ASJv MOIiK TI.MIJ.
PAIilS, June Iil."lt is "cncrally an-
ticipatcd that the .Clcrmans v U 1 a-k
an extension of time in vliich t rcj
to the peace conditions, based 'on th
fact that they were given only
copy of the treaty.
i:eui.i pfssimistic.
PARIS, Juae !(". The revised drafi.
of the treaty will be presented to L h j
(lerman delejaU's today. They Will j
go to AVeimar, where political leaders j
will consider them. The liei.lin opiti-j
ion is that the terms will he r'-jee;
unless tluy are greatly modified.
COPY STILL WITHHELD. .
WASHINGTON, June Hi. Presi
dent Wilson, respondine; to the senate
resolution asking for the treaty -text, j
advised the senate through the Stat- !
department that lie did not consider it i
in public interest to transmit the trea-'
ty text at this time because .it is in j
complete and Many delicate puints1
are under negotiations. . j
HlBiEO WANTS
LARGE ill
(I;y Associati.l iTes to. The Observer)
S4MUNGF1KL1), 111., June lC The
general "strike older fur ' electrical
workers, was cancelled yete: day', but
workers in Los Ank-elis and o.hi-r tai-
T - -.- . . i i
lifornia cities went out today, due to
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officially
stated.
PRESIDENT
TO
TOUR THE COUKTHY
(: A.snoc:iat. d Vr--h to Tlic Olu'TV-r
WASIIINGTOX,- dune 10. rit;:i
dent Wilson will tmir the country,
speaking in soppoit of the league oi
natiuiis. vii hi:; n-tjrn. 'Se-r' t.j i y 'J u
niulty has compleu'-.i
erary.
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KILL ICS: HUNGARIANS
Effort to Stippie.ss Railroad Strike
Costs Smy Jive's.
8
.. BUDAPEST, .'une tHiring an
attempt to put down a strike near
SombiUhcek, western Hungary, 10
railw;. tnen wear killed. 'The sp ike
ws eontinuint"
"BURLESON JNTERYENES
Proposes Steps to He Taken lo End
Telegraphers' Strike.
ATLANTIC CITY, Juno Id-Frank
.Mom?on, secreta.ry of .the American
Federation of Laljur.'nnnounced to na
tional convent ion delet-ates here today
that Postmaster (Icm-liU Burleson had
promised to give orders which would
result in conferences between repre ,
sentatives of the striking commercial
telegraph.!- of the Western L'niJM and
Postal companies and representatives (
of th? companies.
At tin' conferences, he said, machin
ery tut settling, difficulties would be
I arranged.
1 -Mr. Mnileson's .-u-tion in recoirniziinr
-.he electrical woikers' union, thereby
averting a strike, wiVi not affect the
resolutions which have been presented
to the 'convention asking for his re
nioval, tpo"hws of those resolution:,
announced. They deslared that the.-e
resolutions would be -pushed ''tj till
limit.'.' .1.
i'oin:r.Ai. juiio io.v r'"- ore-
Kon
Fair, waiiner Tnesdy. gcnlh1
ylv rly winds. .
1IE8 10 ME
FULL' All' F.N DA N CK AT LINCIi-
liON UF.IH'KSTF.D.
Trip Is to lie Made In Oro Dell ti;
. Look I p lio.ite For Niw s
State lliIi-A ay.
j Members of the Union County Ad
jClub are renuested to be prompt in ar
j living at tho Y. M. C. A. for their
i him Ik.'O'.i at noon tomorrow. There
will be only a half hour session at thc
'Y ', ju.it time enough to handle thc
dinner and the routine business that
may come up. Shr.rp at V2:'M) tho
'whole party will start by motor car
for Oro lc!l, to map out fiom then
a nmte for the state. highway into tin
city whe:e it will join Adahi3 avenue.
jThe iU'a W. to seh.'ct from several pus
jsihle routes the one whi'-h will be the
j most advantageous and which wil1
tshow best the beauty of the scenery
JUDGE GIVES THE
. STOOP CASE TO
TR-S JUEY TODAY
Arguments for the defense and for
.he . prosecution in the case of tht
Stale h. A. St"p, i,( Klin, wit
'oirluded' this afiemiooii. Jude
KiKiwIi-M finished delieeriiifir'his charire
to the jury ;tbmit oV!oek and tjie
jir y jetirt'd. 'I h" trial of .Stoop is cm
i eh:i(-e f ;nfi-.'('ti n nf thejiminj
l.'i .:, a id was t..it;-l Kai;.ird;uy nmrn
in;. I)!,.tjii'L Atw,iny Jno. Hodjjii
ih pioMTutiri; and I.. !' nbam, an ;d-tm-'iey
Llin, is t!e flefi.ndaru'.-;
euui'.r-cl. ' .
L 0 C A LS' LIST
TRIP OVER ROAD
NOW '
M RBI !i
" I SUCCESS
AHiltAM-: MAkM 'IMI' 'MI
tx.T (' M:u' ni.Aiik
to ci.ih,'U;i: tn
JOURNEY IS MAbE Iff
16 hours, t2 Minutes
Captain John A Wink miri IJouteiuuil
.Arthur Wtiilti n Ilrtmn oinplrlt'
thv I'lrsf S4riitlii I'lh'Mt Acniw
tho Athiutio Mini Make IhkIIiil:
in Sufi'ly
(Ity Associated Vrvnn to Tho Observer
LONDOX, June 10 The Viekers
Vilmy hiplane. manned Iry Captain
John Alcuck, pilot aid Arthur Whlt
lenltrown, navigator, l.tnoTed on the
liihh coast "af'l- r a sucetHsful nun
Ntop flight frojn Newfoundland in
sixtiM'U lunira and Iweho lutnut'-a.
Tho landing ivan made ut Clifdon,
Iiilaiid. at u: 10. lriti:di Biimtiur
lime. Sunday mornim;. In taltltU'
tho ground t'he niarlilne slrutk heav
ily an the fusolago plnuhid into
the wind. Neitfn3r oT tin; occupant
waH injuied.
I'ot; liicuatercd on I'iiht.
Much nf tho flic. lit was. made
through n Lik, with an occiU-hma''
(Iriv.le, This hainpeica tho alrmer
cojishb'i-aldy.
Cupiiifn Ab ofk ' exiI lined the h!
lcnc1.' of his radio Instruments dur
ing (he li ip by Haylns that the wlro
len.i propeller bKw off yoon aflur
thn airplane left Newfoundland.
"We Were mii'di Jamnu'd by
;-tron(; wirelei'-s Hlnal.i not inlcurietf
for us," ho nddetl.
When void was received here or
tho ncciduit' to the machine In land
itm ui ram-'emcnla were made for me-chanicH.t-o
b'ave London iinined lately
to make repalts. . .
STRIKE ORDER
(Ily AB.ioctntcd Vtvhh to 'i'liu Obaurvcr)
WASHINGTON, .June Hi, Secre
tary of Wnr. linger appeared befon
Jhe wnntc military commit tci ami iir
stsled that congress prume i-r an
nrmv of fiD'.LOliO men until nernianen
n-.hta.-y policy can be adopted. lie!
declared that iUM.OHO, proposed by tin.
house, is hmdc'iuate.
PREPARING TO
.LEAVE PETROGRAD
ll'y AHSMi-!;ih d Ir'H to Tim Oln.trvtsr)
I.O.MKtN, June Hi. A'live pn;pa
i at inns for the evacuation of lVL'o
ifiaM are beinjj made, a Moscow di.i
pat'.h Hays.
EIGHT KILLED Hi
IS CANCELLED
VIENNA'-.PvIOT"";".'
llmerver
(l:f SssoclBlt-il I'reHH lo Ihn lllMirvpr'
(:iil'KMI,(;i;, J I. Wli -
six lliuuMiml VtviiPit rimers ai uimpi -
vil 10 iiinain hid r . ' - 01 !:uihiiihii-
11 rf i-rt t imI nirht p.ii'Holi;
ami lxiy-six iiijiirrd.
1 VI
on-
NEW PIiAE EECORQ
Adjul
ant fflaile Reaches Heialitsufi
33,138 Feet.
.w .
VlU.ACOUliL.?' .lime Id -din-
e r
a taut i asale, lm 1-rench viator, who
estahfeslied a new urld Hitude record
of jll.ldS feet last uek, broke his
own record yesterdailiy sceiiilin to
a height f 10,11 meter tPloxi-
mater- :(f!,l;iti Ifct)
The flight ws niailnAn t: jnifiuM1.
l!ie temperature at th hit-hf;f ten
tholiSand lljj'te-. :i- itfh (ii
weioM zero.
I-OTKL CC3TS $7,500,000
i;"4'(f.-n IS (!rv VnA4 for St
.
. NIC? YORK, Jun I-A IT.r)iiV3
hotel Uf ho lcivn an lUe Linnard, will
hv L'wvUtl Cm Park avtnu; ltecr.
t- iijy-fiirt nml Kiftystfond stivrts, it
was niiiiounri-d hun uxC nijht by 1).
Mr I,iimnl, propriotop of rhain of
hohls on the Pacific const ami uf flic
Ambassador hutol. which will iv vy
cited at Atlantic (r'lty soon.
PHI FOLEY BUYS
DALLES HOTEL
WKI.I, KNOWN IIOI'Klv MAN Wll.f,
I.Ot'.VTK IN .SCO t o'l'.VTV
MotvV is NVmi I.v New ami i
l'i oposjt ion, AccurdluK
The Iteports
i I''i
to
V.- A. l'ob'y, In Iter known, an
"Pat," throughout, tho uto bf Ory
who for more than a dozen
years h;iy had tho Fuluy noted un
der lfu.31.' in L'a t'ir.inde, Iuih pm
ehiis'Ml the Ic.iho and rui'htttlrft' t
the Hof.el Halb-n at Tho DulleB, Oro
foi) and will take posHo.sttion In u
.'diort tiiuo. removing his family to
that city und becotnlnK a permanunt
eiti. y of Tho Dalles.
Mr. Foley la a La Grande boy
who Ii.ih made Kooil In tho hotel
oi'iKlne:t.s- Ho i a K(od huHliioft
iitiiu. a y,vnd nrlf;hbor and will be
of value to The Dallea cltlzoiishlp.
In'baMrji; Iax Oiande, Mr. and Mr.1.
l'ul y i,nd . children, leavo many
frirndtf who Join the Observer In ox-
tending a n earnest dewlre fur proB
Ip'-nly and t onti-ntuo'iit for Hi
I'(dey family In thidr n'w home.
Hi lls' liileieit In Tal Lino '
r. A. I'ob. y wuh half owner in thc
(In Taxi lino lit re and It la tm
ibrHtrod today thuT. Iih lumMiinpofted.
j or hU i n t i t in that business to
(John ito;er.t, his patinor, who wJIt
rtinl inti-' Ho- tu.-iim'ss and his loi.i '
!ijn will remain at the Foley hotel.
i;xi'loki;i: iiomi; i kom avak
Mi'iuher r JiManhtlc fix hm) UiiMi
Hack lo .New SoMli Walrj
SVIiM.V - Sydney Alkln, wlnf ww
out! vr tlm Aimra puty i'n Kr l--n-
Kii.n lJi , mi's lust Anian-Uc ,-x-
iM-ihlioii. has iiiiuiin il Hi .1ils lionio
in Ni w Houil" Wales ufler year.i or
idu-m inv. Ai It In i- .iim; baek fruui
llf.- -l'i. w h baill 'ileilis tith a heal
rd hrnl-iii J;i, only one lung and
sne..;ii ... i,ri. In addition be
wan
Aihbi f. iilfnil :iii yi,:us ol.T. rrl
I to juiiiiiu: I li: SliaeSlelon nxpedltlon
.,,. u ... ,mi ,, cat ll lUlVl-r a
. Iinii a Ciitlle
'(1l i,itill-iriMiui, a soldief fti thj
U,,,,, it ai rii .111 war'aifil a :aJli.
t.oMf vs'V '-rASi;AW-
' V. 1 At iiiitoi c.il .sLMitt
line 11
i'HlH UI!
-,M,:';.ll
iind fifty men ilf vifi"
the A. I-.', f went
-
l . n yeslei'l.ty fooffiing oiinwii;ilhig like :0,U0(t day. accor.O
N-.. IT, m- l r,, (
nt Ley:-,-from!
.t. The la lies at r,e lej
n had : made tllimate loere
the.VHlt of ihe mt'll and
h.i.U'lc- r.ie ; uf iiing eytllillg
" l"''pine-l i.1fr..niy with Ifj-jbut esSj:ites of'ii ' virtually im-'ni-
le'iiii-is. ',-i;;h many O'."" o ,4e i obtain. ,
m,... v., ffmom: the ntib, rn.nej' . . .
t t)di-lii l ' l.iHi'.viioTiit)
is sniti
THE. ArR
flX CONTINUE TH FLIGHT TO
MATHKR FIELD AT
SACRAMENTO1!
.
FOUR PLANES WERE AT
ASHLAND LAT NIGHT
H(iUt Govt-rnor, Olcott, Milton Kl'eif.
K'f, of I'ortland, AccpU-4 the Ini
ttttu 16. Continue the Flight tn
California -I'lanrs Lfft Ashland at
, Niiua Today. ' . .
(Ily Associated I'rcsa o Tho Obierver) '
.'NEIH'ORD, Or., June 1(1 Fotfr ar- .
my airplanes fchich arrived at Ashland '
.last nit-lit are waiting for clouds to
riso over tho SiAiyous before starting
this fifternoon. Governor OJeott and
Jlilton KW-pper, of Portland, accepted
flic invitation to continue the flight to
Sacramento.
LEVT ASlfLANHs A'f NOON.
AsnLANIl. Or., June IG Thc army
aiijilanes, with Govurnor Olcott and
Miltgn Kli-ppe as passoinjers, left
Ashland at Boon today. '
MADE RECORD ON '
. SHIPBUILDING
ct I.alrs Kcglnii Has Turned Out
Over Kivc Hundred Vessels
In Two Years. '
(Uy 'Associated I'rona to Tito Observer
UETItOlf, Mich.,. June 10. When'
tho shipbuilding program for 1919 is
completed In November, tho yards of
tne iircat Lakes will havo turned out
complete 62G vessels since Scptemlicr,
i'Ji I, wnen construction for the gov
ernment was started. Of this number
U7 will be cargo carriers, and tho re
mainder tugs, including 118 of thc sea
going type, lot) feet Jong. .
Tho, lake yards were going nt tim
speed when the armistice was signer!
in November. It was durltig this
month that a record was established
by completion of 28 ships... Jietwecn
thc. signing of the arjnistiee and tho
opening of navigation approximately
lOO.OW). deadweight tons of shipping
was produced in the lake distrft-t.
The first f.a fleet pf 40 oil-burning
freighter b'eing built iif the Detroit
distrh-t will soon .be on the way to
Atlantic coast. They will bo of tho
name tonnaV? ns th! cnnl-burnijrfc car
riors hsdt for the Unite,d States 'ship
ping boar(J.
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STATl'E NKKlfS RKf'intS
(Ity Asfciated I'fO.a to The Observe)
.I.(A'n)N,'.May 111. Tl handsomo
jsiaiue i ruirg i.naries 1, in tratalgar
I nquare, wnicn lias ucen covered witn
f sandbags fjm tko day German aji-
'(Sips began raiding London, will not,
for a tim.
at leiiHi, lie uncovered,
site thc tiii t4Pf.it all danger from
air raids is ovci
The left forelrs of tlimr Charles'"
hrunze horse,"' which supports tho
greater nirt of the stjitue's vdght,
:hna l-l-n.-L.,.! Knnlre whieh will .il!
kll)ii are 111 progrcsa e 1 , statue 4
on of thc finest in-7.endon.
Ul)t t VCKT hi SOt.DK.'teM.
Iliy Atttoicliited frt-ss to The )l.Qrve,
11 f Til i'HK Am'kIMCA AgJIK
'X.i.'iATIO.,f. May Hi. Hmcr.
can soldiers in the occunietLnrcft of
fa-iatinv hi.ve been .Oiidinc-. homo
jr.. to etttiiiii- wide e.v thu nost Hf-
f f i i,i ij. .4, my oUiccrs say tha
ijn addition to e i.et-y e. leme
lmihlhe niitnffii-i. the s)ltlierj
h l'ieiil.fa-1. hey!;.!.. hne lacn Keittfinir large amounts
l,v lnkt and elf. orcO)ii..tion.-.
mmm -
g'edirch Williaintton, li5 Is oo
or .ie coining l0s among the liv-o
ones o the town, provldeO cntor
lijiiut nt for a siiiatt crowd of watch
ets yesterday afteymon ien ho
. cab lOtbe 9"st ofl0i hiiibliiiK hand
ovt-r hantt. VAing Willininson, who
has rencontly ret-ovc-rtl from a cou
ple of daniccroOii accfilents. Is ovi
der.ily not eally delnrred from pull
inK tipecttcular stunts. '
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w.ae ii.ev.iiitf.
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