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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
HUTzLER GOES FREE
Lack of Witnesses Against Him Cause.
Commonwealth to Nolle Prosequi Case.

Commonwealth to Nolle Prosequi Case.
The case against sydney Hutzler.
charged with attempted criminal as
sault upon Mrs. w E. Herr, of Hen
rico county, was yesterday nolle prose
quied by Julien Gum, Commonwealth's
attorney for Henrico county. Mr.. Gum
stated to Judge Scott that the chief
witnesses for the Commonwealth in
the case We're in parts unknown. and
1t would be impossible to convict
Hutzler without these witnesses.
The alleged crime was attempted last
fall, and Hutzler was brought before
the magistrates court to answer to
the crime. He was sent to the grand
Jury and between the time of his send
ing and the time for the court to con-
vene Mrs. Herr left the county and
has not been heard from since. 1t Is
believed that Mrs. Herr went with
her husband to Pennsylvania, but no
trace of her can be found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
FOUND DISTILLERY
NEAR UNIVERSITY
Deputy Collector Merritt captured

Deputy Collector Merritt captured
two distilleres in Durham county. N. c..
last Saturday. Ed Wagner and Archie
Wagner. arrested on a charge of con
Quoting an illicit distillery. were bound
over to the Federal court
The officers found one still near Uni
sity Station and captured five-gallon
key of corn whtskey. Near Willard
VILE, where the Wagners were found.
about 100 gallons OF corn whiskey and
a complete outfit were confiscated. Re-
ports were made to Revenue Agent
Chapman yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
In session Mt Ale1undria.

The United States District and Cir
cult Court is in session at Alexandra
this week. Judge Edmund Waddill.
DR., is presiding. District Attorney J..
L. Lewis. Of Richmond. is in attend
ance. There are number OF minor
criminal cases TO be tried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
Chargcd M'ith Theft

Charles Chapman. colored. was ar
rested last night on charge OF steal.
ing Sc from Clay Brockenbrough,
John Brown. colored.. was arrested
on a charge of stealing clothing,
to the value OF SCI. from
Rurch Brothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
Henrico Circuit Court.

The Henr!co Circuit Court convened yes
terday for the July term with rather
short docket. The grand jury returned
twelve indictments to the court all OF
which were In minor cases.
The day was spent yesterday disposing OF
the cases appealed from the Magistrate s
Court The docket for the month set,
after which the court adjourned until this
morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
Qualiiied ms Administratrix

VuHIIUFU Ms .tuMIn1ktThtFI1, N. n.
Mrs, Ruth Cornlck qualified yesterday In
the chancery Court as administrators OF the
estate OF Spencer Cornick Tho estate Is
valued At iatoa. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
Two Convicted.

Two Convicted.
John Moody, Indicted for malicious
wound!ng. was acquitted in the Hust-
ngs Court Yesterday. Leroy letter.
charged with housebreakins, was sen,
fenced to five years on the roads, ana
Patrick Boiling. charged with grand
larceny. got a Ike term. ---.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
PLAN TO IMP ROVE
new BRYAN PARK
Grounds and Buildings Commit
tee Makes Tour of In
spection.

The Council Committee on Grounds
and Buildings met yesterday afternoon
at o'clock and made an inspection
tour of William Byrd and Joseph BRYAN
Parks. Leaving from the City Hall
In automobiles the party first visited
the grounds around the Reservoir.
where special attention was given to
an examination of the recently oiled
ration of asphalt oil with which ex-
periments have been made, was de-
clared to be highly satisfactory the
roads seeming to be entirely dustless.
even when the line Of motor. cars pass
ed, and the park officials said that the
newly oiled roads had turned water
splendidly in recent rains
From the Reservoir the party motor
! ed to Joseph Bryan Park on the Hermit
tage Road, where detailed inspection
was made in company with City I'm
eineer Boiling, who explained his plans
the committee EXPRESSED themselves as
! highly pleased with the grounds which
ars already partially parked and which
VIII REQUIRE but little alteration to
the ground is to be set aside for pic
nc purposes and plans are bainc
!, !, d Drawn for roadways and for the clear
growth in certain sections, while other
PARTS will be left In forest condition
III na committee will hold meeting to-
naght at the City Hall to omen bids fol
! te,tain improvements and formally
! ~. up some of the matters discussed
Enformally Yesterday afternoon
Building Permits.
bullaing and repair permits were issued
yesterday as follows:
ci.y OF Richmond School Board, to erect
"e-s'ory brick Kindergarten school build
ing IN Gen, on me s, north side Of Louisiana street,
S :" aSs Erin and Gillian Streets to cost
\ i. II. Kaufman. ia ora,, on.-x+or,,
brick garage In rear OF Ola West Grace
| Street to cost $3.50
w G. n; GAYLE, to repair a frame dwell
s snS' '''i seventh Street, Fulton, to cost
Or. !. A. keek. to repair brick dwelling.
4 s& Nest 6 trace 6iseet. to cost SlIa, =. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
The Treating Evil

Of the members OF rhe S
influence while it savors the fre
by personal
that cou e
to curtalt traffic
law and enforce It, and you WI"
Of FL Paso more would go
Make penalty pay
measure
excep absolute
Is mot from the goes and buys drink because
it from the men VINO stano
be good fellows n the
the idea that was necessary 10
nobody knows but the average man
that idea He buys Tor the %
afford It, but because IL
the treat to keep rom
the crowd must Duy
belong TO the
,rovdand that wher the gets his money
He feel financially able TO take IT.
the hundred to one 1hat
friends Everybody has
be called cheap skate
thing suffer the same penalty
before by himself gets out OF the place
of just that many drinks feels
ahead five to dozen tunes
drink originally sought
That's what treating
valley cantaupe here
revolution lin Hondu wishes
The divine Sarah not
VIII
would unknd to them IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
Dorothy Dir Q. w.-.. s.4,...
Suffrage

get some representation, some voice in
making the laws under which they live.
Women have not yet won political
enfranchisement. So far their efforts
have been barren. but since their strug-
gle for their rights begun they have
achieved a great deal When Susan
B. Anthony and the heroic band Of
suffragists. who first began to roll the
stone of woman's rights up the hill,
started out, there was no occupation
open to women save domestic employ
ment, factory work and teaching, and
nobody was so wild as to dream Of
giving a woman equal pay with man
for equal work. No married woman
had any control Of her property, and
every college door was barred tight
and fast 70 the ambitious girl anxious
for an education
Little by little the stone has been
pushed up the hill. Here a girl slipped
into an office. There a college opened
an annex for women students.
Better property laws Tor wives were
passed in a state, and then amended to
give further rights, until today there is
scarcely an occupation that Is not open
to women, or any course Of study she
may not pursue, and in most states she
has equal property rights with her hus-
band 1t is only when we look back fifty,
OF hunOred years, that We see how far
the patient unremitting toll of women
have rolled the stone.
Hope for Women
Nor should women be discouraged be-
cause it has taken them so long to gain
so little. Every great reform that the
world has ever known was born through
slow and painful travail Men did not
achieve political freedom in a single
glorious hour They, too, with anguish
of soul, with blood and sweat, toiled
through weary years. pushing up the
mountain side the great stone of liber-
ty; they too, saw 1t slip back again and
again, and felt their hearts sink as it
looked as If all they had gained was
lost but they pushed on, and on, and
eventually they reached the mountain
top with their burden. and planted on IT
the standard of freedom.
AS women will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
Reatrice airfax Say. Love While
D 4 You're Young

with intense interest, while she read
him the home news
An Amusing Letter From Home.
Ihey did not notice me, and 1 could
not help but Overhear It was a letter
evidently written by one OF their chill
dren. full OF simple. homely details.
about the house and the children and
the garden; but it was OF sbsorbing
interest to them.
amused or sympathetic glances. II
was a pretty glimpse at a happy do
nestle picture.
If they were old bachelor or old
maid, they would have no great in
terest. such as that letter brought
them.
She might be interested in her sis
ter's children; he would not be inter
ested in any children. for paternity ia
not !nstlnctlVe In all men, as mater
nifty is in all women.
An unmarried woman NAV have
heart full of tenderest love for All
children. but it pales before the glory
of mother love
Every woman ought to marry: II ia
her birthright; but she ought II marry
the man that she loves and respects
When you are young and strong. and
gay at heart. marriage and comDan-
ionship do not seem so all important.
When the shadows LenSthep.
But. all When the shadows length
en-. and you are creeping down hin.
then is the time when you need a
hand to cling to and an arm to lean
upon.
Nothing is so bitter as the loneli-
ness of old age-nothing more sweet
than companionship in old age
I want you To marry. my girls. NOT
to run after men. nor to marry merely
for the sake OF home and the prefix
Mrs" before your name. but to marry
men whom you love.
Don't be foolish and shut your ewes
TO a mans goodness because he hap
pens to be poor; marry him and help
him 10 build a fortune.
Don't put IT off too long. for men
love youth. you know, and when time
draws lines in your face men will pass
you by.
Marry while you are young and
strong when you can bring youth.
health. love and happiness to the max
Ing of perfect union.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
The Most Wonderful Fighting
Machine OF Modern Times
By
Frederic
]. Has6n
v-THE GERMAN ADVANCE.

when the ministry Of war was IN the
hands of the gifted Won Room. The
machine was strong enough to take ter
ritory away from Denmark and to
prevent British interference. Then it
fought and defeated Austria, and came
into indisuted control of the German
situation. There then remained but
one great abstacle in the way of Prus-
sia's desire to unite the German states
into an empire and to control the future
of continental Europe That obstacle
was Napoleon III and the French en-
pire.
All the world knows how Bismarck
forced France into war; how pitifully
inefficient the French army proved to
be in the contest: how every feature
of Bismarck's ruthlessly ambitious pro-
gram was successful; and how the
German empire was proclaimed at Yer
sailles. in the very seat Of ancient
French glory.
Won MoItke's Plans Carried.
But it is interesting TO recall, now
that more than one nation fears that
Germany Is again plotting a war, the
part played in the FrancoPrus war
and the Institution OF the present Ger
man empire By the Prussian army or
ganization. The war was fought in
1870. Won MoItkes first plans for the
campaign of a war with France were
drawn up in 1857, and his final DISPOSE
lions, which were carried out in the war
were completed in 1868 France did not
plan seriously for the war until hostil-
tiles actually were begun. Prussia.
had it's plans ready Is years in advance,
and in the war made no change what
ever in the final plans drafted by the
general staff two whole years before
the first gun was fored. In 1868 Won
Moltke knew and wrote exactly what
France would have to do to mobilize
its army, and how long it would take.
(Continued on Last Page
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
IA Years Ago To-
This Date 1906 0dy

The Corraltos company will begin
excavation work for the construction
Of its road tomorrow morning
Colonel Corella and Mrs. CoreIla de
Tararco Of Juarez. have gone to the
City of Mexico.
morning voted against retaining its
pastor, Rev. A VI. EliSott for another
year. The Christian Endeavor society
wanted the pastor retained and claimed
that some votes had been cast which
had no right in the ballot box
Secretary Durham, OF the Y. NJ. C.
A, has secured II new members
Some Of the prisoners in the county
Jail refused to clean their eating pans
yesterday and today so they got nothing
to eat until evening
Capt Derby OF the United States army
engineering corps viii be here on Aug.
Il to assume charge of the survey Of
the international dam.
Two Cinnamon were arrested at the
T. P depot last night for not having
the certificates necessary TO entitls
them 10 remain in the country. One
OF them was so shocked by the arrest
that he tainted and it was half an hour
before he could be restored to con-
sciousness
Col Locke returned this morning
from Mexico City and reported every
thing progressing nicely for the con-
struction Of his proposed road
Joe. the janitOr at the Presbyterian
church, has left for parts unknown and
the church has lost considerable time.
for the clock has gone and collection
Of Sunday school books disappeared
simultaneously.
Park W. Pitman, Geo. Hixson. J.
Behan and c. F. Jones went to CanutiIlo
Saturday
Judge A A Freeman Of New Mexico,
is In the city today.
Policeman Archer's horse turned up
his toes last night and quit his joo
for good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
Wnifred Black

A PALE little mother stumbled to
"a my door the other day with her
dropping baby in her slender
arms.
I'm going to give him up" she said
I'll have to do it. 1 can't make money
enough to support us both, and she
cried and her tears fell on the oaby's
rings of bright hair and the baoys soft
eyes grew big with reproachful wonder
And the little mother and 1 talked 1t
all over together, and before she left
she had decided not to give up her baby,
no matter what else in the world she
had to give up to keep him.
So now she has gone to work in the
country with good people who Will let
her keep her baby in the house with her.
and this morning / had a letter from
the little mother, and she said that
she was working very hard, and that
ii was very hot in the country, but the
hens were doing well, there was good
prospect for fine crops-and the baby,
we'll, all the rest of that letter was just
baby, and nothing else.
I He sang through every simple word
of the simple little story his mother
was trying to tell as a sweet strain OF
music sings in a happy heart-he was
growing so fast, he was getting so fat,
he had his hair cut, it was so long and
thick; he could walk now and yesterday
oh. day of JOY and pride-yesterday he
said Mamma"
Dear little mother. She has chosen
the wiser part. What would she have
had to live for without that "croodling
dhu?"
Why, he'll be meat and drink and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
Our Bridges and Civic Pride

should
Enforced concrete bridge
s+antal dsuid to the location
location for beautiful
able concrete bridges
material would be
within width
of
beauty and spadousnes.
It lust easy cheap dol right wrong
this
of the country We the sol;a all we is water
A
Island
the auto make IA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09

~ ERLIN. Germany, Aug. 9.-Mod-
ern Germany may be said 70
~ have It's origin in the reorgani-
cation of the Prussian army following
the humiliating prostration of that
kingdom by Napoleon in 1906. The
Great Elector and Frederick the Great
had made Prussia strong by maintain
ing and using an army larger in proper
on to population than that of any
other European state. Prussia lost TO
Napoleon by force what IT had gained
by force from its weaker neighbors.
In the rehabilitation of the Prussion
army following the Napoleonic dis
aster, Prussia abolished the rule of
thumb. 1t resolved to leave nothing
to chance, but TO raise and equip per-
manent army Of such strength as to
make the protection of Prussian terri
tory sure, and at the same time to train
every Prussian in arms so that in the
future the state could present against
an enemy its maximum possible force
This scheme OF army reorganization,
including universal compulsory service
and providing for an all-powerful gen
erad staff. was the work of the great
general Scharnhorst and his COM
panions.
Prussia's Overthrow of France.
During the four or five chaotic de-
cades following the destruction of
Napoleon, the Prussian government
never relaxed its efforts to make its
army as nearly as perfect as possible.
All of the time the Prussion influence
among the German states was growing,
and the Austrian supremacy was de-
caying. Bit by bit Prussia attached
to itself new German territory, and in
time became stong enough to make it
self the captain of any possible Ger
man confederation.
The time came when Prussian pol
tiles was controlled by the master
Bismarck, when the army was in the
hands of the genius Won Moltke and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
ON A JEWEL WITHOUT
PRICE.

food and clothes to that little mother.
and every day he lives she will bless
the hour she decided to keep him.
Decided to keep himi Why, what
would you think OF man who found
a great, splendid diamond glitterfng
along a lonely path and threw 1t away
because 1t was too much trouble to
carry?
It's hard world. anyway, for poor
woman, and a friendless one. Who
shall dare say that she should throw
away the only thing she has that makes
life bearabIe?
Hug your baby close in your arms,
little. discouraged, heartsick mother.
He'll comfort you when all the rest OF
the world turns against you. Keep
your baby, if you have TO live on one
meal a day to do it,
Keep your baby, and pity the poor,
lonely women who have to stagger
through life without the loving comfort
Of a wee "croodling dhu."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09

osT of the guests in hotel at
tN this beautiful mountain re-
sort are married. They are
young and middleaged, and old. There
are honeymooners, mere girls and boys
they seem, who walk arm in arm in
the moonlight or paddle of into the
silver glory of the path the moon
spreads across the lake.
There are middle aged couples who
walk up and down, talking in that
completely confidential way that only
husband and wife can; and there are
old couples. who sit side by side, their
chairs drawn close together. Some
times the latter talk, sometimes they
are silent. but always you are con-
sciOus Of the sweet bond Of sympathy
between them.
The sweet Faced Widow.
There is one sweet faced woman,
evidently a widow, who walks up and
down leaning proudly on the arm Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
ABE is CONFIRMED

From Knowles On. NJ News
Abe Martin. the FL Paso HeraId's
hayseed philosopher, says: TT seems
like the Teller with the best ideas is
allus in some business where he can't
use EN-" Correct. Abraham It is al
ways the fellow who is a signal failure
at hts own work who imagines he could
shine if he had the other fellows
place to go with his colossal brain and
ability. Wonder why they don't try in
jecting little Of their superior .nteIlf-
gence into their own business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09

her tall young son,
the living mementO
of her happy mar
ried life.
And 1. watching
off from my quiet
nook in the veranda,
know there is moth
ing in the world to
equal married hap
piness.
There is nothing
to equal the peace
of the absolute trust
and reliance a wo-
man feels in the
man she loves and
respects The know
ledge that he stands
between her and the
rough corners OF
life; that all his love
and protection are
hers-brings perfect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09


hopeless task goes
endlesSly on.
London Punch sees
the modern Sisyphus
in the woman suf-
fragist, who is try
ing to roll the great
stone of enfranchise-
ment for women up
the steep mountain
side of popular pref
udice, and who, when
she has gained a few
inches, finds her load
has slipped back. and
the hard task is all to
do over again
In a way, the COM
parison is not inapt,
but ii is only in ia
bles that the impossi-
Bile exists. The woman
suffragist has, indeed,
set her hand TO a Ia
Dor as difficult. and
as full OF discourage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09

peace TO her soul The great mutual
interest In children and home Is
enough in itself to bring content.
The other night 1 watched a woman
go joyfully to meet her husband, who
had been of on a days fishing
"Oh. John she cried. I've had a
letter from home; let me read it to
you"
He was tired and hungry. but down
went tackle and fish. and he listened
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
THE BRYAN FEELING.

From Albuquerque On. Nd Morning
Journal.
The men who ran against Diaz for
president know how it is 10 have the
Bryan feeling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
Medicinal Value Of Insurgents

and national
would Cold comfort for
Des MONIES
opposition
- ~ +be government while Cum
minis their
Republican not OF decay OF
disease OF indication OF health 1t is
purifying Too
leadership too soft tread
,o vso in presence Noises Sickness and
foreshadow Il notd dissolution
The Republican party making red blood with each
rav of their manOos dend
efiniion o
punching
leusa
Of the FL
pa fair and every confirmation of their
to live up to motto.
RAISING Thew can cheaply
mel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09

N/OU remember the old legend OF
Y Sisyphus, who, in punishment for
being a robber, is condemned In
Hades to roll a great and unwieldy
stone to the top of a hill, but as often
as the stone almost touches the top or
the mountain, ii slides down again.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
HERALD A PROPHET

From Silver City IN. NJ Independent
ent
The FL Paso Herald thinks there is
every reason to anticipate an early
and big revival of the mining business
in New Mexico. Well, New Mexico can
stand "A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
II wv WAITS Dendtured Poem

weary uphong globe ang his
backbone all wrnng with his calico ROBE and OFT
his
Colonel Ajax meiy a We'll substitute after
to in
he a he worlds at
tme; he ptsup a and his
his nerve sublime. He calls weakhng
a
bitten he insists that talk through hat when
saying your to beat"
him hold fill; let
him burden IwH
Copyright 1910. by e..rs. Matthew. Adam. Daans-.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
East And FuRIous.

From Artesia On NJ News.
The Eddy county candidate may
have reason TO think, Life IS Just one
primary after another"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
HERALD TRAV-
ELING AGENTS.

Persons solicited
70 subscribe for
The Herald should
beware OF impos-
tiers and should
NOT pay money to
anyone unless he
can show that he
rs legally author
lied by the FL
Paso Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09
GUARANTEED
CIRCULATION.

The Herald bSses
all advert s l n g
contracts on q
gu @ q n ( z e OF
more than twice
che circulation of
any other FL
? e 5 o, Arizona,
New Mexico or
west Texas pa
per. Daily average
exceeding 10, o0O-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09

Tho Association of American !
: Aaver6scrs has examined and certified to I
The 1iirrrllaion Of this publication. The del1il
report Of such examination is on ale Al the 4
New York Office Of the Association No !
I e<hez figures q circulation guaranteed. }
: n. 81 GsNe<es9 $500 !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09

of devote attention to chicken and hog
raising They can be raised cheapy and they Onns large ~ " "
nent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09

Biouer and better department of
far by the promoters confirmation
desire to live to motto.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09

Who cares for bananas anyhow Rio Gand valley antaoupes
re+ the revolution STAY on in Honduras If it wishes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-09

After all good well of flowing water equal oil gusher
country. We soi all need the