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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22

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taaIih in ieiner neuen Office IN
Sids- @ebauoe ai fiuoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22

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Meues EeIepbon ff67.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22
Wenn Sic an Reconnaissance

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22

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n,er uno Meporierer. Sest TT OF
geit Sic ginnos 3u reparferen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22
PALM NURSERY.
Stolen, Strander, Smmerarin,
Gdatten- nnb S6itbGnme. @er-
fanfsplat 526 Miain Muenne.
FREIMUTH & WAHLL.
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GrbI1aftssa ngelegeabeit ou meloen.
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Sun antoltio, Scrds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22

Gentle.
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$2.35. COZ -,
Somaten, segas, sf.75 per Crate.
@obI. $500.
guideI. e,os e.,
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Crate.
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gHbfartoffeln $40 NIB $1:6o per
100 Bfuub; geaofu Cams, $1-7o u'l0
s gl,nmentobl, $2.75 u,,o $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22

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8A gents.
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uarb SIS Gts.; Som @sioolins 9B
gt8.; MiobIing 10 Gts.; @ooo @ibbs
ing ION gts,; 9aiOblins Sair 1919
Gents.
Gan antonio. II. San. - 1912
0ihuer. 1915 II. $1.25 per Sbh.
Snfer ..............12 Cts. per gfo
Gier. frifd. ..25 II. 80 gts. per S Sa.o
Butter. II nnb 18 gts. per g1p;;
Weiaeu ........$1.16k per gnldlel
Rorn ............95 Cts. per 8nldcl
nqfer 80 Gts. per Bl1d9el
Sen ............ $500 per Come
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22

syo6u $. Bolton, Jffcntlifer Mo
III. @runbeigentm. Mgent III
Yeniionsanipriide. 3immer 81 81
ssornes Sotel, Oit-Souiton StraBf
@ei6e Telephone $50,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-22
Iiuccns gnraitaaer, Der aenia

le @irt neben Der 9ermanns-Sob-
nc.SalLe an Der @iaita Strobe, bali
tets elm gutes friides @las giei
an 3opf. Benn in Der Ndbe febrG
man elm. @arnler Srei-2und lie
ben gormittag.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13

~ ,Ia at ,2tlo chanin street. reported
90 me police last night that his VIZ
mo suddenly disappeared from ho,fSs
az az apout o'clock. without leaving onv
Mo'u 70 Indicate where she was roins
p ..rno WY. MI Setter, in making tho tho
a a6ot said that nothing. to his knowi
Suse, mad happened TO make nHr Ais.
svhtented with her home. and he ,vns
"' loss to give the smallest renscn "
re was positive that she hnd coma
W OF the city. as he heard that shs
h Ieit ne house shortly before he cams
honls TO supper with a suitcase in her
Gand. Unless she went to Orangs
Sounly where her people live NJ
'el@eI mas no idea what her dsstina
ION would be He Requested thar
tnoroush search be made of the citS
ana that kilograms be sent along M
various railroads IN the hope OF inter.
ceptins her.
, Mrs. Setter IS described as betna
aoout twenty-nine years of age. Sht
leit behind The police went to worn
on me case at once. officers OF, liz
narlous beats being notified and tria.
'ans sent giving necessary Informal.
slvn Tor her. Identification. Up to m
carly hour this morning they had nnl
ucveeded ~ hearing from her, and II
IS now thought she went much fu,.,
ther than her former home in Oraare
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
ROAD WORK IN AMELIA.

or A sanaay,N Va. AUGUST 1.-The Board
Us vrsEular monthly meeting TO day.
WORK on the public roads is BEING
vigorously pushed by Road Superine
'en1ent Il. Harvic Taylor.
~ MattoaN Road fund. raised h,
private subscription, was Daid 10 ~
p9AId by w; Gordon Harvie and turn
ca over TO the treasurer This nno,,nt
vas ST. 70. and the board appronriataJ
S3.oVo OF the road fund makiia, *
10 now available TO the state fIirh
way comm lssion for work on the Nfst
,oaX Road The clerk OF the comntI-
was ordered TO notify the commits
sloner that the fund was rea5Iv -,
MIN 10 make the survey and LEI W.
W0rk 10 responsible bidders
rms private contribution to roads
on the part o. these citizens marks thS
pbesinminS or an era of public spirit
thht VIII have far-rcaching effect in
Amelia. The proof of what can be
accomplished by cooperation viii h..
IN such prominent evidence that the
people VIII not be satisfied until theV
accomplish greater results. There are
now two road mach mes and road
lufccs 40 work !r Amelia, one in Giles
District and one in Leigh District. and
Efeat work S being done To the roads
IN the repair OF holes and better drain
aSe, and nothing satisfactory will be
done, howsAVer. until sand is mingled
with the einS to prevent its sticking
To the wheels when wet and making
deep ruts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
ENGLAND AWAITS
PASSING OF BILL
(contlnued From First Page.j

tcon,inued From Fist Pase)
OF the act b. the President. til. British
cnarge vii. be directed to submit TO the
state Department OF = formal protest IN
behalf OF his government a galnst VIVA,
II regards as Discrimination agains,
British shipping. This will require an
equally formal reply reci,ing the acs
itself as Il mandate b. Congress winch
inc executive cannot disregard sup
ported BY such argument as the diplo-
matte bureau can make to Justify the
action. AZ this VIII amount 70 4 posi-
tive refusal OF tho British request 10
treat British shipping on an equality
with american. II is possible in the
op:nion OF government authorities. that
the Foreign once Will come forward
win proposition TO submit, the issue
10 arbitration. calling attention TO the
existing British-American arbitration
treaty as a basis for the proposition
which move would bring the matter 10
Il real crisis. Should arbitration be
adverse 70 the American position. d,
would be necessary. II is said. for the
state Department 10 hnd reasona biz
ground for a declination OF tho British
overture without laying itself open to
tho charge that IT had deliberately VIC
lated the provisions OF the ,rcaty-the
charge lodged against It in connection
with the Hay Pauncefotc treaty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
UNKNOWN NEGRO
SHOOTS WHITE MAN
Floyd A. Tinsley Perhaps Fatally
Wounded During Early Morn
ing Street Row.

Floyd a. Tinsley. sioi Taylor street.
was shot ana probably fatally wounded
this morning by an Unknown negro
while he and several companions wee
engaged IN an alteration win two no
groes near the corner Of Mayo ana
Broad Streets. The shooting occurred
between and ? O'Clock. and Tlnsley
was rushed at once TO the city Home,
where he was operated on by Or. IL. r..
iia"klns, OF the city ambulance. 1t
was found that the lliiot had entered
tie right side Of the abdomen ard
ranged In towards the spine Soon az
yer the operation the PHYSICIANS at the
lily home We're una blc 10 say what tn.
result OF the operation would be. The
negro was not arrested Though there
We're several other white men with
ilnsiey at the time he was wounded.
details Of the shooting are meagre
according TO the best infortnatioo To
ne had. alter the woludcd man vas
carried 70 the hospital he. along with
MS c"mpaulons. were near tie corner
81 Broad and Mayo Streets ON th.I.
way home, when they encountered two
negroes. W Ords were PASSED and ono
OF the negroes drew "a pistol firing
pointnlank at Tinsley Before any ono
could give chuse both men had dis
appcared
case ana acconlpa n!cd tn- u4an to the
hospital obtaining o statement from
hiia and also from The several Wit
uesses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
BOY BUR GLARS
MAKE CONFESS
They Add to Their Stories Of
Robberies in Many Nor
folk Residences.
(special 20 The Times-Dlspatch1

lSQeclal 10 me IlneS- DlSpa ten.
Norfolk. Va. August l2.-One OF the
most interesting chapters In the crimi-
nal history Of this city. among boys
especially. is the robbng of homes in
the fashionable residential sections OF
the city by a band OF boys ranging in
age from fifteen TO eighteen years.
Teddy Smith and "Bonney" Biggs
to-day confessed TO roobing two other
residences when brought FACE to face
with ! suitcase filled with booty taken
from the home of David Sommers. 2sl
Soisseva!ne Avenue. These boys also
confessed that they entered the home
OF Moe Levy. 33 Bossevalne Avenue. but
were frightened away before securing
any booty.
The suitcase containing the stolen
goods was found at the home Of George
Colg.n. in Charlotte Street. opposite
the Academy lot, which seems TO have
been the rendezvous Of the youthful
n.arauders. Colgin was arrested,
charged with receiving stolen property.
According 70 the stories the boys tell
TO the police, they would wear iohg
trousers when entering q house. and
upon coming out would don knee nants
TO thwart suspicion.
At the request OF the detectives. the
case against the boys was continued
in court this morning Until Thursday
TO give the officers time TO worn nm
additional data.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
MAY BE FAYS PAL
detectives shy Tint SnndrsLy prIsoner
Is NIchmnnd Post nlllcc inLhrr

''cs NHN .lnnt SuntlESky Prisoner
Is richmond POst-oificc I,ohbrr
. IN me arrest of Herman Dnihn in
SHnuuSky local detectives believe tho
Hhlo Police have taken into CUSTODY
ne, long searched-for accomnlicr or
VINO robbed the Richmond Post-Odict.
IN March 1919. OF $4,000 in stamps and
money lie was arrested accorlirt-
10 adNices from SanduslSy. mt thu III
stance OF the Chicago police. who ,v9nr
nim Tor the murder Of Raymond Cor
oett' chauffeur OF that city. on Ian
lie VII be tried hrst in sanduskv on
the charge of shooting to Kill i'm q
running light with a group OF citizens.
iolloWlng an attempt at safe breaking.
lie was assisted in the Sandusky t5b
ing -
Detective L. L. scherer, OF this city.
VINO took a prominent part In the run
nlns down and capture OF Fay and
Harris. could not be reached last ni.ht.
HIS assistant however, j. w King.
who was Mr.. Schcrers aide in the pur-
suit OF the cracksmen. stated Yesterday
that Denim tho man under arrest AT
Sandusky, was positively the third man
Their that Mr. Scherers Office has from,
the beginning been familiar with
Deihms record. and with the nart he
played in the Richmond robbery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
SCHEPPS NOT HELD
AS AN ACCOM- LICE
Ccontlnnea 80 80. pneel

CONTINUED From l'irss page)
son has Indicated his WILLINGNESS TO
turn over his prisoner TO Whitman 3
representatives. rather than 10 the po-
lice agents.
DO not believe all that YOU read
in the newspapers about me have
bly, talked too much, but nave
not said one-halt OF what has been
The prisoner received telegram from
his lawyer In New York urging him
10 maintain silence. This message ap-
parently has had its effect. and he has
little to say. No formal charge hangs
over Schepps In Arkansas. lie sub
Witted TO arrest and detention on the
Information o. officers who represented
70 him that they must hold him for the
New York authorities.
Yesterday the prisoner SAID nc was
Jrict Attorney Whitman and SO an
noUnced ana authorized that the dis
trlct attorney be notified OF ms intsn-
day has been one OF impatient walt
Ing. and Il is apparent Schepps fears
Representatives OF the New y rk police
department. may be on the scene be-
fore representatives OF the district at
torney. That Schcpps does not want
TO be turned over to the police au-
II seems certain schep7s will night
any effort the New York police III ght
make 10 take possession OF him He
has been under constant guard since
his arrest.
When an Associated Press represen-
tatlve was admitted 10 the rooms at
the hotel where he is detained. and
asked II he was schepps. he replied:
Il wish to God was any one or
anything else.
ARE You willing TO give your. ;nfor-
nation in answer 10 brief questions as
TO grating charges made by New York
gamblers against the police depart
THAT would involve othe-S. No.
can say nothing.
Further than that he refused 10
to talk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
WO MEN R | D {
FOR SAVERS
They Bring Rescue to Boy Who
Was Being Swept Out
to Sea.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l


Norfolk. Va. August l2-The
bravery OF two women horseback rid
ers probably saved Willie Legum,
fourteen years old. from drowning at
Virginia Beach late this afternoon. The
boy had built raft OF two logs, and a
couple OF boards. from which he rode
the breakers and dived. y stin wind
from the shore and the strong tide
carried the raft into deep water be-
fore the lad realized what had hap
pcned. 1t was too far for him to swim
ashore so he set UP a yell that i'm
mediately got attention. but no rescu-
ers. There was a throng on the bath
ing beach but none dared to risk his
life TO save the boy. Meantime. he
was being swept further and further
from shore.
Two dashins girls on horseback rode
up and in an instant sized up the Sit
uation. They galloped at full speed
TIC the life guard and life savers a mile
away. and the men dashed through the
bnlows, swan TO the raft and brought
lie lad ashore, while the multitude roar
eG in applause. Women were particu-
larly anxious TO shake hands with the
rescuers and pat them on the should
ers in aifecticnate appreciation of their
bravery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
News Of South Richmond

had been sick since Thursday. but her M
ness Was though, TO be slight. She is sur
lived by her husband and two small chill
Personal Mention.
Mrs NJ A Ellington. %, 1900 Bainbrldge
street, VINO has been Sick for several weeks
az the Johnston- Wills Sanatoriun, is
kTeaty improved, and was brought TO the
nome o. her son. A r. Ellington iie7 Nc
'gnnrsh Street last Saturday
John Latham. who has been s,cnairr sov-
org. weeks IN ohio recuperating from an
oEeratoH. returned home Yesterday
side relatives 's "o-''-
H. = Johnson and family lott Yesterday
'sh'"1y stay Ia the Black Mountains.
,b ioF "a. and Edward Dunford left yes,er-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times p!spa tch.

100 Hun Street.
Phone Madison ls5
Determined 90 dsht TO tho last ditch to
prevent ahheNatio"' several prominent citi-
-sns o. S~ansooro are planning an orsani-
eat d! s4eA sche!nes. they are confident
,"at ,"e "aloT'ty OF ne people OF this
sert!oh We! ne back OF inein
par e- hlchmond are also getting busy and
VIZ nsht equatE haFd 10 get the people IN
reeepuNe mind 70 meet with any sug-
sestion which viii come from the city.
!hty point out iAat chesterneld County
.nukes no enoT' TO look out Tor the village;
- es .S'e asso'.se,s no ny .s 49, W.
-. s., ,@' -.
49, o,., .,t .o,dt, IT, ,,,if c,
ts r,,,,,sts 90 -
ne 'ti'cIasu .o' Hea.s, 49, .
,bsr son,s $3.50. 80 M isri,P 80 ~,
,i,;,a~s 5t..,ss.o a." .., '''' go
""i'tiii nun ~ -.
!, ~ d.'st , rom . '.,1s sS !, ~
ai"! .tt ny nam, yO-na 80 90 H0''4al''
vas 11s' hiEat '"loNh 70 we stoHnn' sus
~ socSn c,,rrsd 20, ,S. ce-ncr ~,
~, ne Nh, s,rssts abonr TX
. -. "nn ~ ~ -
oS;p0s. me woman vas a passt sst on
80. 80" - -, ~ ~
,",.'ns '."- ~. - - ~" ~ -; .,
'..Ms 80 20 t,.,',. mn,
s.orIy'' SUI S'e'Pe" ~ ui'ves'S - -. t,'e
5io1"e. ~ "as $3.50 l - nv e
S.'F an'ou!anee. IN cHhrse OF Dr' iayioF
ma 3at"o"S i ioSe i-'e, 'o 'h h ny
-, ''tv H.yN.1is ri, ' "a eteS
In IA $50 ~ Sn,,b P, - -;
swa ain;oi VII cio 9 Wednesday night At
-, ,,D- ~ o.c,oni, ,,,;s un N.Y.
- - 80 s.,,. 49,, III, =" ~ ~
- - Vss.9''N' ''''''"'' "' wa 'e "eiu
a. ~ la, ct,v urinary ,h. sD,,r.ho-o
- - P n.t,t :. r ~,
JUS rS.'ln' me" opt.. ""ite '.i"se % INC Sity
- ~ va, no'li stuns
-. INV Ae c. -. - -, - 80 y. u s"i
~, 80. ~ 80 1870
nhrVes' upon w" sne' e''Y ne's"oors
Negro Sent I" Grand Jury.
Joe Mosby. colored charsed with murder,
Gus assault alleged 10 have peen committed
TWO years ago. was Yesterday sont on to
me grand lirE oY justice II \. Maurice In
Police court Iert tnaoir 70 furnish bail
ne went 70 Jail HIS case VIII be present
Cd at the September term
Charged with using abusive language 10
J. II Butler. \. W. Butler and H. II. Hof-
man, which lead W 10 MIN getting beat
ms al the hands OF me rate men. stephen
Hudson was yesterday fined So and costs
by Justice II. q. Maurice. in Police Court,
Part The three men, on a charge Of "a
snu!t each pair soc and costs
Because ne refused 10 assist an officer in
making an arrest. James Thomas coiored.
Was yesterday sent 10 la!! Tor thirty days
william johnson. colored, the cause OF the
trouble went to jail 10 default OF SIS and
costs assessed on charge OF being drunk.
disorderly and RESISTING arrest
Minor Police Court Cases
Davis Coles ana Robert Keys. eolored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13

kobert MOSS colorcd. was captured
yesterday afternoon by Chesapeake
and OHIO Detective Angle. and con-
tossed to robbins the depot at Provi-
dence Forge OF an express package
containing $50. Angie recovered SEQ
in cash and the goods for which the
man had spent the rest of the money
Moss said that he crawled under tho
building and gained entrance to the
express room by n trap door, He was
brought to Henrico County jail last
night, and will be taken to-day to Now
Kent County for trinl to-dav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
CrncIs shot pinchcd

John Robinson, colored. got the idea
into his head sunday that he was
the best marksman in the world. and
he went out on ;he Cary Street Road
TO prove 1t by shooting at every target
within sight with a pistol. 4 warrant
was sworn out for HIS arrest yesterday
FOR committing a misdemeanor on the
public highway. Ossie Henley pre-
lerred the charge. Robinson is de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13

broken watch crystal When taken be-
fore Judge Foster sor sentence tho
nurderers hands and feet wore
shaokled 70 prevent further violence
on the way TO the dea,hhouse at sing
sing Ferrone made second attempt At
suicide by trying to swallow d tagged
piece ~ TN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13

James Harrls. coIored. was arrestad
Yesterday afternoon and placed in the
second Police station on the charge
OF carrying concealed weapons When
arrested q razor was found in his
pocHct
Ernest Vest was locked UP In the
flrst Police station on the charge Of
being suspected OF larceny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13

At meeting or the Board OF Police
commissioners held last night. J. II
Tucker. o: Jefferson Ward was elected
q member Of the force TO succeed c p
;:Ange!' who recently resigned Nh
fucker Is a boilermaker by trade ana
mas been on the eligible list for som.
time. He Will assume his duties a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
HIS WIFE DEPARTS

c. f. setter Asks Police to Find Out
here She Has Gone.
c. Il. Setter, an employee OF tho VIZ
GINA Railway and Power Company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
lcnth of Mrs. LInford

The funeral of Mrs Joseph T. Lipford.
Who died SUNDAY morning at her home on
Spring nm. viii he held tomorrow The
funeral ARRANGEMENTS Will not be completed
until after the arrival OF relatives who are
now en- route from their nomes IN Michigan.
Mrs Lipford's death wa very sudden. She
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13

- To Chcstcrncll Circuit Conrt. WHICH
convened Yesterday at Chesterfield curt
house dates Tor the hearing of several I'M
poriant civil and criminal cases were set
Among size latter was the case 81 6 C.
Coles Of Forest fiiii who was sent on from
the justices court on charge OF attempt
INK 10 burn his wife Colo was released on
heavy bond. Io will be represented by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
lamb Speaks In County.

\ called meeting Of the John Hirschberr
! club was held last nlghi beginning At $50
and Hull streets. Sergeant j C. Snundets
presided over the meeting Nearly nifty
! Southsiders were present aud discussed
means whereby their fnvorites Tor tho I'd
| ministrativo Hoard could be advanced