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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-20
Kaftcr's Trit.
&omon bon Sbeo6or BON
3obeftis.
(T%prtfekllno.)

lOpllle5iuuE.J
Wenige Minuten Ipdter erlhie.
men oenn aud Die eriten @aite, une
balo oarauf itauete iit Dor bern
&5lpin'iden Balais cine lanqe
8agenfette. Sris, Com uno gaie.
oom batten ole Sanoe au tun,
Die Domen na6 Dem goilette5immer
gu geliten uilo oie Serren aus
Wantel uno BaIetots beramssuidd-
len. 9as eldn5te uno itrobIte, mem,
Die Siiaen fielenl 9ie idimmern.
ben ltniformen Der @oroefoballe.
RE maren an 5ablreib1ten Der.
freterL bod alt6 on oroengcldmiid-
ten Sradloppen lpar fein Man.
gel. gaiebom. fonrte ofe .meiItell
uno fIiifterte Sris olerbono bosbaf.
te Wenierflngen 81, alf Die Srit
fretlif lur NIT balbem Sbr bot.
tc. gr bntte mebr gu tun. Cos
ldimmernoe 2eben rinasum nabm
ibn poaig g%efangen. Mrs ManteIr
uno ueberrofen, Gopu9ons uro
Sortis De bal id)dIten ii6 blenoenb
foitiimierte @eltaIten aierIid
tonpierte Srauenfopfe, nit sfubi.
men uno 8riGanten I'M Saar, mel.
BE Shnltern nn6 bone Mrine; IN
ben iilbernen &anoilIer Der Gpnu.
Iettes bra6 5if 6as Qiht, rn6 poE
ben oroengepan5ertem grultieiten
giilg Elm formIides SIimmcrn
aus. SIN 9ortole ronfe @aaen
auf @agen Dor. Sn oas froblidye
@eplouoer uno Die g~egriiBnnas-
iporte, Die In Der @ntree uno 6cn
8or5immerh geuedieIt muroen,
miidte iih ~8eitmeiIig bon orauBen
ber bGs brisfe 3uidIaeen Der
WngentIren uno ons Stampfcm
nn6 Wiebern Der Iferoe.
Snl eriten SaIon .empfiun Der
Sausberr nit ieiner @attin oie ae.
looenen Saite. 9urd einci, Cir.
ipalt botte Sris iid oil Der CT.
ideinung Der @rafim antinfa er.
freuen fonnen. sic trua ell elm.
fades bellies Seioenfleio init ber3.
formigen @usibnitt uno I'M Den
etDas gu fhIanfen, bod idon ae.
formten Gals elm olinfIes Gamnet.
bano NIT aufgebefteten 0riIIante,,.
Bel aIler ginfadbeit in ibre,n 9leu.
BERN iab iie be8au6erno alts. sic
tpar nidt biibih, aber tie belab III.
erolid bel 2iebrei5, uno Bel alien
Siebrei5 cine atsgeiprodeiie Oi.
itinftion. sic mar cine bolIenocte
Mriitofratim.
Der 4ben6 perIief oDnc St5-
rung. @alfrug NOR 5ufrieoen. Gs
mar aaes .mie am 5dniirdcu" ac.
gansen. Dos Coupler madte Germ
Spirius aGe gbre. Gr mar audi
glidlid eenug; ser Baron gnfe.
mort, bortragen6er Slot i'm sMini.
iterium bes Snnern, ein groBer
Gourmet, Der olid ieIbit ein Sod.
bud eeidrieben, bette 5l ibm &c.
f6idt uno iid bon ibin oas Me-
sept zines portreffIiden Steal.
turtle : Rogouts erbeteti. Gpirins
mar ftol5 auf oieie aiis5eidnun3
70 etpas mar LANCE nidt % &C..
peien.
Cine Stunbe mad Mitternodt
bernbifieoeten iif Die lesten Gaite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-20

Dor Dem Gofe 8ouer Inter Den
ainoen balten Die Muto.O mnibifIc,
Die @unofabrten ourf Die Stobt
MAIDEN uno Die Sabredite getpobn,
lid nod 8roa's @arten brineen sltr
3eit beg 4beno : 9on5erts. Ger
rotuuiformierte 4~usrufer iuht nun
inter ben Toiianten Opfer. 0elr.
Iid trat er 81 mir uno iaete: Serr
Goftor, (iuabri6einlid neil id) Ell
ne @riae troge) noIen Sie MIDI
Die ,iroBe Runofabrt ourd Berlin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-20
Gin COB in gerien.

Bon Hep. $. Stubenbon, @uiiou,
Sa., in @nerfennana BON Or. Sings
Neue 2ebenspillen:
sic iino 70 notie Der @eiunobeit,
6altet iie itets i'm Sauie bereit
8erfudtet Sbr an0ere pergebeng,
0ebmt Or. Sings Hiaen beg Sc.
berts.
Nrr 25c BEL alien Drussiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-20
!. Die oeutid bShmiide Dor.

Die oeutid bobmiide 9ar.
tel lit bon einem berben Berlufi
setroffen moroen. Sbr Jiibrer gp'
pinger bat mabrenb elmer Neiie
auf Dem 8abnbof 81 SaI5hlrg Ell.
men Ser5idlas erIitten uno lit aui
Steae tot 5uiammengebroben. Sc.
robe unter ben gegenmdrtigen Ser
baltniiien, angeiidts Deg 3ulam.
mentrltts oes neuen Reihsrats
lno Der 81 erpartenoen 8emiibun-
gen, Den 9eutiden Die @rfolge
Der iingiten 8ablen, tpenn mog-
lid. micoer gu eutreiben, miro Dos
plotlibe Sinideioen Gppingers,
Der itets ein Suffer i'm Streit ge.
peien, ooppelt idmer5lih empfun.
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-20
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Seit iiber fiimfais Sabren bon
Miaionen bon Miittern fir hire
&inoer nit Dem beiten grfolse BERN
3abnen gebrauht. Gr berubigt oas
Rinb, erpeidt 6as 3abnfleiid nno
hilbert Die Shmer5en; beilt arf)
Winofolif uno lit bas bette Mitt.l
BET Diarrboe. lleberaI BET Ben @po.
tbefern 51 baben. Sragt nod Mrs.
@insloD's Sootbins Sprup uno
nebmt nihts anoeres. 25 Gents oie
6Iaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-20

Sris bolf ibnen in Die BoIetots. utto
empftng 6afur iein 9rinfgeIo. Sn
leiner Soide flirrte uno fIingelte
es Der Ibeno bate ibm einen
Wonatslobn eineebrodt. Or mar
ober ouf} totmiioe. Dos Steben i'm
nberbeiaten gor5immer ftrenote
mebr an, ols eth fi%nfitiinoiger
8itt anf benz 3appeIpbiIipp. Ct
iebnte iid nod Dem gett5ipfsI.
8ura nod Elm l1br erfIang nod
einmaI Die SousgIode. Gin gro.
Der, blonobortieer Serr iiiirate ei-
Light ourd Die gntree in Dos gor.
gemod). @r trug einen beGen go.
letot uno Den Gbltnoerbl,t lit Der
Sanb.
sd babe nod etipos pergeiieu--
1T Scr Serr @rof ooer Die Srou
@ra1n nod gu ipreden2u berrIhte
er 9aiebon an.
9aieoom rib Ole mad Dem Gu
Ion fiibrenoe Eire ouf.
"Die ~sendoigen Serridoften fino
in Dem blal,en 4abinet = gero6e.
aus" meloete er reipeftpon uttb
lieB ben 9errn eintreten. 4oum
ober botte iid Die Sir binter bic
lem geidloiien, 10 idnitt ibm gaie=
oom cine @rimafie nod uno ladie
Geiie ouf.
u9onneripetterl" meinte er, ,oas
fliegt ia nie cine 9ombe ms Sous!
Mls OBJ man nidts peiter 5l tun
bate, ols Die 9iire auf- uno 5us,t.
MAIDEN! go Elm Sad. Seer mar
benn Der Menid? Sob tpie ser @rof
Salfenbdpn alrs - par's aber nidf,
Der lit ni6t 70 eroB! 8ennit On
i'm Srib2"
Sris anttportete nidt. CT mar
ipie eritorrt Dor S1red, oenn or
batte in ben baitie gintretenoetl
ben Greiberrn 2eopolo bon Siren
mieoer erfannt. =
2eopoIo @rep idritt felt unb bodi
erboberen &opfes onrd oen gro
BEN Solon, IN Dem bereits sic 2id)-
ter ousgeloiht ipurben = gerooe-
aus, pie 8ole6om ibm geIogt bot
tie. Die nit Dem Mufr1umen BE-
ihaftigten Diener miden ebrerbietia
snriid = feiner fannte i'm, ober
feiner belt i'm ouf.
&rep trat In Dos fleine 3abinet,
in Dos iidj @enoelin NIT ieiner
Srau nod auf cine 8larberminl-
tie Dor Dem Sdlafenseben 5uriif
ge5ogen bate. Ser Graf iaB, einc
Cigarette raubenb, in cinen1 5o1,-
teuil am Mitteltiihe, &atinfa am
perbdngten Geniter. geioe erfann.
ten @rep, Der nit rubieer Sanb
binter iib Die Sir idIoB, i'm En-
item @uaenblide nidt. oils err iid)
aber benz 2idte ol,panote, iprans
Griffin aatinfa iab auf uno. ftarr.
tie i'm totenbIaB, bod unf1big, ein
Bort iiber oie 2ippen al bringer,
on. stud @enoelin batte iid er.
boben uno aud er NOR bIei1 &C.
noroen; tnitinftip eriff feline &nro
nod Dem 5ierlihen StIaooId, Der
unter anoeren Nippes auf Dem 81,
ihe lag.
arep iab es uno berbealste iid
nit berbem 2aden.
.2aiien sic Iiegen, Grof aof-
pin, iaete er, Sic brauden mid
ni1t gu fiirbten. Nofoem id otpei
Dusenb Mol bergebli6 periudt ia.
be, sic ODER meme perebrte Sou,
fine, Die @rdfin 8atinfa, gu fpre-
den, blieb mir nidts onores iibrig,
als mid onrh Gift bei Sbnen ein-
5uidleihen.- gs ftebt Sbnen frei,
Sbre 2ofaien. -suiammensurufcn
uno mid Dor Die Sir perfem sa Iai~
fen. 9as miiroe aber einen geipal-
tigen Gflat geben, nno ih meiB.
mie iebr Sic einen ioIden iheuen.
alio boren sic mid bite rlbie
an, ih iperoe mid bemiiben,
fur5 gu iein..
(Gortiesung folot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-20
Gin Dement,.

Is ut elm Geriiebt Int TIM
tauf sefebt, Sab Ste Sirnta
nSRer,uin > miaianss paint
Store" mnS ihre 2l~neefteQten
lint JhtereHe Scr Prohibitions
tdtia fetet. MIR tpiinfebem
Rtermtit ~ erflSref,, Sab at,
Siefer 8cRaupt,ane fein nab,
res Wert asftH Sab Has &c,
raebt nSlie er,.nSlss 1T.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

60 oon0 @o;t o,t y, e''' vto@ sal t-a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

T. = Perry, of Millen, Ca, was.
among yesterdays visitors to the.
city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

Working on Factory = That the
Southeastern Yaryan Naval Stores
company intends to erect it's new
.splant in Brunswick and get it in, op-
GRAFTON as. early as possible, is best
esfdenced%by thesaefiyity seen around
the site, where "a force of men have
teea at work since Thursday, clear
.ing away, the site and preparing for
the beginning of active work. Anoth.
Ell. force of, men will arrive in the
city todayfsready to start:to work ON
the factory buildings
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

IN Georgia: Geheraliy efafrA light
variable winds. 80. ,~n o.
u. Ms'" si v tasats1iis. Bs1ss pr !
gram. win be shown. 49,.
- cYs -
Matinee Tomorrow at Grand he
susua Wednesday matinee OF select
motion pictures will be given at the
Grand tomorrow from 3 to s.
Circus Picture at Grand-"The- Lit
tie Circus Rider" Selig's great cir
Gus picture, will be shown at the
Grand tonight.
Yamacraw in Port = The United
Staes revenue cutter Yamacraw,
which is in charge OF work in this
district, arrived in port yesterday and
will be here for a few days.
Millinery openine-Miss Burney,
VINO has just returned from ne mar
ket, where she bought an eHgant
stock of millinery is preparing for
her spring. opeping which win occur
In a few days. The date will be
announced olis week and the ladies'
are anxionsly awaiting the coming
event,
Cooper Case Tomorrow In the
city court tomorrow the case of ]. A.
Cooper vs.. the. Western Union ,Tele
graph company, suit for DAMAGES, is
expected to come up. This suit was
brought by Cooper as the result of
the effort OF the Western. Union to
prosecute him., and considerable IN
terest is mapifested in the result of
the trial ~
Meeting Today-An members of the
Brunswick Advancement association
are requested to attend meeting OF
the organization this morning at II
o'clock in the Office OF n y. BuG
,Hody. over Bruce's drug st0rx IN
meeting is to be held for the purpul
Of naming delegates to the SoutAAU
Commercial congress, which coxye
IN Atlanta tomorrow.
- q
Time is Extended The Southern
railway is now advertising reduced
rates to, Atlanta on. account of the
Southern Commercial congress for
March 5, s and z. and announcement
Is now made that. on account of
addresses to eamade in Atlanta by
President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt
on Thursday and Friday of this week
the dates of sale of these reduced
rates. will be extended to include
March and 8.
s%.
h The Gym Cafesats1323 Newcastle
Under the infringement of A
Styison, will Sopen this week. Ths
datA Will Aoe& announced later. The
,ne%eafe will be great convenience
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

to guests who stop at fboth the Cen
trail and Southern hotels. on account
of its location. Mrs. r. Levisonr will
be, in charge of the cullinery depart
ment. which will add much to the,
popularity of the cafe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

/ WsANTELrTen Thousand fcubic5yards
hive oyster shells. Must be conven.
lent to load on cars. Address ". H
Westervelt, 122 Hogan ST., Jackson
vile. Florida, ~
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TIE MAN and THE
FIT

THERE is a great
difference b e..
tween trying to TIT
a man into a suit ant
making a suit to tit
a man. Men are not
built IN regulation
sizes like ten-pins
mo two men ar"
shaped alike, and ev-
en- the best formed.
is not perfectly pro-
portioned,. 1t stands
to reason that a sui,
intended for any OF
a hundred different
men, will not fit any
one Of them COM
plesely. TIL e man
who is looking for
that individuality Of
of dress and is look
ing for clothes to fit
his figure correctly,
must have them
made to order.
&c. Dusk, The Tailor.
osIsthsrp. tsstsl HsSs. r street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

Geo. H. Hillman, representing the
Winchester Repeating Arms conn
pany, with headquarters i'm Nashville:
was in the city yesterday .yrrsH
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

TO CURE .AacoLp ~ ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BIsOIB0 Qsfnine
TABLETS. Druggists refsDd Msaey u
it fails T. cure. f. W GRO YES Sig
Rsture is on each box ese.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

Bishop F. F. Reese, after az visit of
a few days to the city, left yester-
day for Montgomery, Ala.
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Personal
sST$d 20 H9iF
Mention

MI r. iHqdaon, of Atlanta, IS IN The
icityAbh a ashoft visit
/ r. E. Twitty leaves tonight TO spend
aifew days in Atlanta.
C. C. Ely. Of Savannah. is spending
a few days in the city.
Jno. Heidi, Of Savannah, was a Wis
itor to the city yesterday,
A. T. Martini of Savannah, is spend
ing few. days in the city.
Albert Fendig left yesterday ON a
business trip to Jacksonville
F. D. Pelote, Eof Macon. was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
A. T. MARTINI of Triton, was among
yesterdays arrivals at the Oglethrope
T. r. Perry, of Millen, Ca, was.
among yesterdays visitors to the.
city.
Col. r. L. Colding. of. Savannah
was among the prominent visitors to
the city yesterday. - rf
G---za5s-. .slc5 -
Il, NJ. King, OF Savannah, estate
naval stores inspector, is spending a
few days in the city. g1s ef3sa
%
Rishnn z f. Reese. after q, visit of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

Il, NJ. King. of Savannah, estate
naval stores inspector, is spending a
few days in the city. =, ef,% i
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07

Col. r. L. Colding. of. Savannah
was among the prominent visitors to
the city yesterday ~ III
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. Day $ Doing
Briefly Told

TIRE Weather forecast foI today
in Georgia: GehtrhliJ lfafrp nght
variable winds. .,.,~r o.
p. %s''" a; ~ssts .Bis1ss pr !
The evening world., 1911-10-06
WOMAN IN ROLE
OF BED QUILT
CAPTURES Thief
ImperSonatcS Covering for
Two Days Before Guilty
Man Turns Up.

For nearly two days Mrs. Mary Pau
satrz. No. 1854 Thi"d avenue sat under
n quilt In her bedroom waiting for a
chance TO catch her !oGror, Thomas
Quinn, stealing. She caught him. but
to-day when he was arralgncd before
Magistrate brcen, she wanted To let him
of. she was not allowed 20 do 80.
The trick OF !mpvrsonItinE "A bed
quilt in the act of lying Clrelcssly over
Il chair, was suggested by Detectives
Cousins and B~uGdemcycr of the East
Eiglty-e!ghth street station. 1t wasn't
the sort of II rusc they would have
practlced themselves. they admit.
Oh. yes, and they told Mrs. Pausartz
10 make her -eignt-ycar-old daughter
Frieda get under II bed and stay there,
during the same period OF time. Ard
Frieda did.
MreS. Pauslrtz missed six rings, n lo,
of silverWarc and "A revolver two weeks
ago. Detectives cane ana shifted
around. They told her she better watch
her lodger, who IS a chauffeur. Thrv
suggested he might have come back
while Mrs. P~ausirt2 was at work ana
FripIa was NJ sgbppl
The evening world., 1911-10-06
POSSE IN HUNT
FOR MAN Who
ATTACKED GIRL
Whole Country Joins Search
for Assailant of Pretty
Young Woman.
LYNCHlNG IS FEARED.
Victim Is Seized as She Rode
to Post-O Office on
Bicycle.

Every man ~ Golden's Bridge. n. T.,
able to leave his home is engaged in .
manhunt that extends over the length
OF westchester County. They are seek
ing an italian. who to-day attacked
Nora Goad. the seventeen-year-oid
daughter OF a wealthy farmer, Caleb
Goad.
Men OF wealth and position Joined tho
more humble workers In forming a
posse. The entire countryside Ia up
In arms.
The young girl is one OF the pretticst
girls of the section. II had been her
hah!. 20 It'd from har home to the
p~ost-ofice on a bicycle.
For some days a gang of laborers mas
been WORKING IN the Rock cut Road.
she had to pass his gang on her daily
trips for mail To-day. as she passed
a lonely spot, a man. believed to have
belonged to the road gang. jumped from
q clump Of bushes and seized her.
She screamed FOR help, but none heard
her cries Then she fought the attack
ing laborer with all Of her young
7''''N'"' '"' ""tt'e was ltIIIIic, put
the girl was no match for her assail-
ant. Miss Goad was left half-uncon-
S,iods in a little patch of woods.
When CHE recovered sufficiently she
found her bicycle and rode to the post.
office, whore she told her story. In a
very few minutes the entire region was
alarmed. \ posse. headed by her
father, secured the roads and the woods
for some trace of the man.
The glrl said her assailant was abou,
forty-iive years Of aGc. lie wore n blu,
coat. Two men wer" sent from the OF.
fee of the sheriff NJ White Plains
Ioii'e officers at neiL boring towns
were warned to keep watch for tn,
fugitive.
The young woman collapsed aftc,
telling her story. She went to nc,
home under the care 81 a physician.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
J.. NJ. RECTOR'S
DIVORCED Wife IS
BRIDE OF LAWYER
Married to J. H. WinanS, Who
Had Been Named in Jersey
City Physicians Suit.

Mrs. Emily 8"ntiey Rector. divorced
wife Of Dr. Joseph NJ. Rector formerly
city Physician Of Jersey CITY, was
married in Philadelphia on Tuesday to
joan II. Wiulns. a Brooklyn lawyer
who was named by Dr. Rector as CO.
respondent, In divorcing the Rectors
last January. NicH-Chanccllor Garrison
of New Jersey. decided that n wife who
refuses coupuuionship to her husband,
though she may continue to live In the
same house with him as Mr.. Rector
did with her husband. is guilty Of
dos rtlon.
The former Mrs Rector is n sister Of
Mrs. Eleanor p."on. wife of Corporation
Counsel Warren Dixon Of Jersey city,
who also sued for divorce. DR.. Rector
is surgeon Of the Fourth Regiment, New
Jersey National Guard.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
BAN PUT ON RATS
Of BARNARD GIRLS
IN FRESH|E CLASS
S%ophomores Lead Them Into
Hall of Mysteries and An
nOunce Stern EdictS.

rht. t. A. nj r., 81, p.s..-, coi-
-, 49,. r. -, A.. -
~ -,
why" '"eS are in'"'cs'eu "'" '"o ""'"
or college "ettycut ana
taught 10 play the meek and lowiy role
by tho ruthless sopho nnres
Tbora 49, hu,araa ,,a .,.h,x
.u.., - 80. 49,. -. go
.oN"s .n,"sS ."'S 'o"'
man cass usio'' All OF whom arc %
ing led into the Hail OF Mysteries ana
Indicted into the sacred ethics that rule
the interclass relations. The sophomores.
In cap and gown and black mask, re-
celvsd ,ba "ra.cia... Nth axfui
-.o,.mn.. --.~.. -. ,..,r
om"' "'p"- wy
osno" minus that tnoy must ooey III.
edicts that were written by tho class CT
1918 for the class OF 1917, as we'll A.
certain and specific new edicts that the
class Of 1914 have p~ropounded ANON,
tho vastly ,mnor,,n, .a,c,. .,readv
,,r,,,.. no. 49,. ,auau,,uu.
-" ~ ~ 'o''"."s'
r'"'o'"''s' "kh so'oo' "" '""
pins are forbidden TO freshies.
No hats and coats shall yc wear
above the first floor.
Rats. puns and false hair are ut
,,riy ,,rrtd,., .,,; .,.u Ia, ,..,n..
c.,aa ,,,,,o,, -, -. di.coy.r
~ ,...h.a.. - 49, se
''s'"" snah '"'""e t"e I"
riuors OF the sophomore study upon
pain OF social accommodation.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
REMARRIES FIRST WIFE
HE WE'D FIFTY YEARS AGO.
Nebraska Man After Deaths of Two
Other Wives, Seeks Woman From
Whom He Had Been Divorced.

FULLERTON, Neb., Oct, 81. S.
Herman, n resident OF this city, remar-
ried his first wife on the hfty-third an
niversary of their wedding day after
having been married to two other
women. Norman and the woman ne
has Just remarked were divorced after
having lived together fifteen years
Herman then married Mrs, Betsy
Townsend of Fullerton, with whom he
lived for twenty-five years, She died
fifteen years ago, and ten years aso he
married Mrs, Margaret Houser, who
died recently.
Recently Norman wrote his first wife,
and two weeks ago she came to see
him. She responded TO his advances ana
promised TO remarry him. They are
living at the house where they began
housekeeping,
The evening world., 1911-10-06
MET WOMAN AND Urged HER
TO FLEE WITH HIM.

Speilman had saved a considerable
sum OF money. He met the young
woman on the street last night and i'm
plored her to run away with him. She
told him that II he spoke to her again
she would inform her husband.
Ii was the custom of Mrs. Kirsch to
visit the stores of her nelghborhood
with her little boy every morning after
her husband had departed for work.
Holding the Little fellow by the hand
and carrying a baS in which were
stored several purchases she was on
her way home to-day when Speilman
intercepted her at the northeast corner
OF Wendover and Park avenues.
The conversation Of the pair was vio-
lent n attracted the attention of a
crowd. The little boy. frightened, chung
TO his mothers skirts and cried. Mrs.
K!rsch turned and started to ak
..way. She had proceeded as far as the
ug!uge wnen Spellman, VINO had been
watching her drew "A revolver and
started in pursuit. Shouts OF warning
caused The Woman to turn her mead.
sac saw Spe!lman advancing and
atarted TO run across the bridge.
The little boy hamperyd her and SPELL
man soon caught up. When he was so
close that the muz2le OF his pistol al
most touched the WON ; dress he
Logan to shoot. she screamed and fell
ON her face, s..ll "'Utching the hand
.. she child.
Sronmau turrad and AN. He found
tlo roadway u'.rk.t hy eX 'i'cl mon.
.,oro. II + nopich.luren who had heard
the shots wee hurry.nS in his direction.
\ caught him NV :he coat ami
....4..1 ., tla man r.nfftN - ha1n bar
The evening world., 1911-10-06
Nississippi Governor sends TroOps
to Guard strike Breakers.

JACKSON. Miss. oct. 6.-Gov. Noel
last night instructed that troops be sent
to water Valley to protect strike break
ers at the shops of the Illinois Central
Ilailroad. According to a despatch from
the Mayor OF Water Valley. imported
shopmen and local men who desire to
work are being intimidated.
The evening world., 1911-10-06

Iohn !. Roach NJ No. 6ia st. Marks
avon"e, Brooklyn, and giving his busl-
meas address as Nos. 26 Beaver street
and i23 William street, Manhattan. to-
day flied a petition In bankruptcy. lie
gives his liabilities as sl3. IG6. with bu,
sl.d1' secured. Among his liabilities are
sll9.55 for chlldren's toys: $50 for LIQUOR;
s2i2.6 for tax hire: sB5 for automobile
hire. His only asset IL 1900 shares of
stock in the ST. Regis Exploration
Company, ESTIMATED value 81 a share.
hut market value nothing"
The evening world., 1911-10-06
Steilman Begged His Friends
Wife in Vain to Elope
With Him.
G. ON BRIDGE.
Mrs. KirSch Was Clinging to
Child When Man Opened
Fire on Her.

Dragging her three-year-o old son,
Aaron by the hand and running as
fast as this handicap would permit.
Mrs. Flora Kirsch was shot in the back
by Jacob Speilman and fell dying on
the roadway OF the wendover Avenue
Bridge over the railroad tracks in Park
avenue. Bronx Borough, to-day. SPELL
man attempted to escape, but a woman
srabbedV him by the coat and men
closed In ON him. lie had fred -four
shots at Mrs. Kirsch. two OF which had
taken effect. The remaining bullet he
bids fair to prove fatal.
The woman was shot in defense Of her
honor. She is married and Speilman
mad been trying to persuade her to de-
sert her husband and child.
Mrs. Kirsch Is a handsome woman,
twenty-five years old. Her home Is at
No. l3lS Brook avenue. Speilman Is
thirty-nve years old. He lived at No.
&c East one Hundred and Seventy-third
street and has been employed as a skirt
maker. From hoyhood ne had been an
intimate friend of Mrs. Kirsch's nus
hand.
Police investigators have learned that
kirsch invited Speilman to his home
about a year ago. Speilman promptly
became infatuated with the wife of his
friend. The woman repulsed his ad-
vances. but failed to tell hcr husband OF
the affair. She tried TO argue Speilman
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