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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

Cuff befommt ihr nif)t, tie lit bleihp
iudytig. Ger arst meinte nudl lie
braud]e friifJe Suit uno piel Mildl"
ga bot Der Wonn red]t, lit auhD
Dos aQerbeIte", lafte Snfel @uitap
~Dergnigt.
5rau Wnrie nuroe febr rot6 uno
fontpite etnen augenblif nut it'd,
Damn iagte tie fiibn:
g3u elmer Reiie fir 8rete babe i'd
lctoer ntft Die Diittel, uno oa moate
ih Sic bitten, Snfel 8ultap Sic
iolen Elm 10 qroBes 6aus bdbeft uno
10 gaitfreunolid) fein - OBJ Crete Sic
IN 6cn qroBen Serien nid,t beiufen
t0ntte. Gle lit 10 beiheloen unD
DiIroe iid) oud) germ niiBlid MAIDEN"
0nfel 8ultapS q11tmutbige5, rotbe5
8eilht pur6e nod rotber, er fab fat
angltlt6 81 ieiner sSrau biniiber, Die,
Icing unb 6iirr uno ltnfreun0lid aus
iebeno, neben Der Determination iaB,
uno 6onn auf ieine beioen rlunollhen,
rptbbddigen, Denig am~nutbigen God)
ter, Die gera6e neben ser groBen,
biibiden @rete Shlinftpib Itailoen,
Bdn3lih unbeaftet Don Dem Sent.
nant gern6, Ser etfrig nit Der neuen
aouline iprnh. lln6 er oahte an az
eie grmahnungeu, Die Ieine @bebGlfte
ibm 5u unge3ablteu MaIcn IN getreff
oeS 9eran5ieben5 anoerer iu1gar
mfoofen gegeben.
Gr ladte oerlegen. oTia - Srnl
Rifte, ons lit mi io'ne Code. Die
Seut oenfen INNER, ion 8utShou3,
Dos fam ith oebneu mie 8urnmt -
Dos bat aber audi man blob feline
8ren5en, un0 mir haben fir oieien
qan}en Somme- oas 6au5 pou bis
unters Ioh. @lIio nihts fir UNCUT.
5rau Hifte, DieQeidt, ooB e5 bod
IN an6erma! ge6t" - ltno er madte
if)leunigit 0aB er roetterfam.
llno n0breno Trnu W2arie beoriift
uno cnttduitt oaIaB, fam ibr Sobn
5rit, iebte iif oif)t neben lie uto
ihob ieireu Arm in Den ibren. Sein
biibifes Suugengeitft iag 3ornig
aus, un6 nit unteroriidter Gimme
iluiterte er: y@eiBt on, U6l1tter, it
pfeiie aGf ben gan5en SamtIientag
uno auf iammtIid}e 8er1ponoten. Sc,
Iinnung5proben iin0 es. rpetter nidJt5,
uuo mern man tie bel ibrer @eiin,
lulng pudt un6 ibren 6amiIieniiur
feItlageln nil, oanm fneifen iie. Sf
bab' gang boilih uno beihetoen Den
GnfeI @ilbelm, Der bod ntd1 I'M IA.
~miIienratb lit, gefragt, OBJ er mid
nif,t in Icin 8eifGft oils 2ebrllng
nuinebmeu mofte. uno mos glbt er
mir sur 4utrport? Or iteIe feline
8~euDunoten EN-, oas gdbe bIoB Iar.
ger. Atetter SnfeI oas! ga, iiber5aupt
l. Dfutter, mir mouen noh Saule
gehen."
uno bas tb1tsn Tie oenn aud, uno
auf Sen 5amilientag bat 6rau Utaria
iortan per5ihtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

a%astc1e, ais Dor r~uni4cbu 5abren.~ -- fran
Sarab H.. Us atIea, atbsns, &eras,
VI. i. Z. SO. 8. 8or 90.
gSir tsnueu fetue auOsre WtebisiH, relhe
IN fSrauculeiben 10 erfoIgreih g~truefsn mare
ooer 70 pieIc edte 3eugniFe srbuIten bate,
ais 9pbia @. 8intbam'8 Gegetable Som
pouno.
Ju foft isbsr Srtidaft perOsu Ste Srausit
inocn, DeIhe burh Oieie Wsbi5tn thrs Sc
funobett nieber suriiderhalteu baber. 5eee
5rou, bel DeIher Gle aufrager, nett, pte
bel 6utss fe bet letosnbeu erausn III ben
Iebteu 80 5abreu eetbnn bat.
in Dem 8tutbam Gaboratortun IN fnnn,
Wai'., beftubet iif elm Nrtib, ptltes bum
~oerttauienbs @riefs bon @eiuuobett iuhsnoen
6rauen eutb0It, in neldeu pieIe unter tbrer
unteritrift omen tonitatiren, oab ne ihre @ea
lup0beit surii6erbieIteu eurt bas GtnnebmsH
bon 2pbia q. Yintbam's 8egetabls Com"
pouno, nteic babon tonitattreu, oaB Is ne
bor dtrurgifdlsn SperatiOnsn bepabrts.
@sun Sic ipesiellen 8atf babcn
wuilen, 10 idJrciben Sic an bic spoia
Is. 1infham Meoieine So. (cDnftsen-
tiel) Gpnn, ViG6. 5br grtef tpirO BON
ctner Tran gcDifnet, geleieu uno be-
%antiuprtet unb itrcng sebeim gebal-
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

aopTucbe uu0 Iuqen 5unfelbeitcn
Ioboriret, ulIh lit 5u c]onierOtrung bar
5u uifts beiIeres gu Diiuiden, Dos
2ofh a. y or, ingIeiheu oeiien Be-
riihntte Tinctur in Gtein- uno @IieA
Der Sfmer3en oas 2otb a. s or. Dte
audi Die ~curieuIen uno bcoueme
grlt6s 91n6er, Doourd] pIele Bride
neb't Dienl. WteoicamenttS ohne
5tnitt curiret neroen uno biutgeu
&reiB 81 haben. 60 jeulano ietnT
6iilfie b%en0thigt, fan oes 0ts5erS
nidltern ieinen uriu ultifau9en nto
Inn ~5uIenocn. SeiH 2ogi5 lit III Der
SpanOuuihen StruBe, ben Serrn
Weldern." Gtienbart batte pom prelt-
BiIden aoniq 6rieorid i. elm aus.
briidiideS 4ricilegium 3ur Mus
iibunq icines 8erufeS erbulten, uno
Irieorih @iIhelm /. beitdtigte es.
Siir 200 19aler bate er lid oGu
nod, Dem GiteL zines Sofratbs oa5u
gefauft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
81 E ~ p prt

Die Neuport Cfiite fur Sas yGin'
einuatier golfsblatt" beiinbet fdl IN
GO. $50 s)orf Srahs, s~egenuber BEN
Goarthauie, ,uOielbft Weuisseiten, An'
,eieeu u. |. NJ. Bis 10 ubr 40 vssua'
ten Abeubs eutstsrnaenommen 'ues'
ben. Selcpbpn SOnth 24O1.
gsIunobeitsteam.er Sobn 1ooo
6erihtste folsenee Iooesfale fpnhreno
Der perHoFtnsn Node: gona email
ipoco, 10 Wondte; Roid Gubfsr 46;
Morp Diebe, 70; glisa eight, 81;
Quauit geIt, SO; Marp We5ugh. 81;
8incent g. Simpion, 28 Tage; Dsnis
tbias adermann, 10; 1ouile SieH'!tr,
II; Reaie 80. RsDel, SO.
Sobann WahIe. 80 Sabre alt,
ftarb aeftern in Ieiusr DpbHung $40.
81 Msft 6. Ctr. CT binierIGbt bic
Dittre uno erra6iene ainber. Die
geNoitung 1T am 9ienitag Wdhmiis
taa bon Der Gp. prot. ct. Sobannss
Stride Qaftor Gr. Rnapp) aus.
Die 9dmen Der 5ilfs : Geisas
Thaft Der turner's 9nmnaTium AHos
eiation bGli am tnmm.Hotn Wittfuoh
Qohmittas cine 9.riammluns ab.
Gum geIten beg nsusn 81. Glifas
beth 5oipitals psrben am iommtnoen
Tonnsrtag Rnhmittus uno 4b<nss in
Der WuF.baIs an Der il. unb Dort
Sirobx Boritsnunssn itnttfinotn. Was
mayer gurtbdrt bat bic giloer ~Das
2eben gfriti" uno Der papit nno
Der Waiisnn" sritanben. Gerr 5ugh
Rpan pirb BAG aieb Xix 6oln Gitp"
unb Irl. Rine Nuggsriogs nds 2lso
-1k Rofarp~ iingen.
Sobn 6eiter. Der einsn Jarbis<n
mibhonn<lte uno I'm arsisseriht 81 2
Jsobr,n sSuhibdus perurtbeiIt iruroe,
rurbe, noheem er cine Siraft BON
$500 be3nbltt. pom gouosrneur Wies
grsarn ~ttsnnois..
granf Gitermdn Ibertrug on Nls
frsb Fruf. cine Got an Der 6dmlet
Ctr. 81.
s5m ya[e bes Gtodies gesen
Charles Weaeon iino 0tnsralunipult
Garnett unb Gtaatsanpalt guricmp
nit Der 4usferiisuns elmer Rlnge an
eas appellationsgeriht bsihdftist. Wes
aenn ipurbs onsetlast. GiasHtfum uns
ter folifxn Worp6noen erlanst 5u bos
ben. Nnipolt Benton b<pits bsm
areisrinier. baB biefes Jnbittment
nint ftidhaltig fei. od WtQean fih tein
frembes g~ig<ntbum ~onsnisnet babe.
fonoern nnr pferb uno Bugsp fir fh
knubte. obne 3ablung nufiir 81 kitten.
MeQson tpurbe baroufhin ertloHen.
Dos Mppeloticnareri6t fca nun IN
biejem gale Elm Ousonten obgsbtn.
Gin Geriht. onb bic Bride an
Der IL. Etrnbe iiber ben Gliding uHs
fder Eel. spurbe eeftern ~fpioerIeei. Die
GtubtsapmmiFdre infpi3irisn biefelbe
unn RommiHdr Worlibse unD Supt.
Gilpo erfldrten. bob bic Bride pOlz
ft6nbig fiber lei. I'm nerfmKbenen
St<nen iperben nsue GifentbeiIe einses
febt unb en- neuer Doben eeIegt. aud
<rbdlt BE Bride etnen reusn AnFirid.
Der Domen3rp<ig bes Deuti&s
Mmkrifdnifmen Gtobtperbdyhes ners
iomrklt fi@ nGmi1sn Wttttuo6 HoMs
nsat4aa ~ q Nh r. 4Anaeffhse A0sska
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

Toftor Giienbart. 7oftor
Giienbort ioa Elm GenfmaI erbalte1.
Sn Snnn. Mfunben, mo er Die lebte
Gube fano, ioa es iih erbebeu uno
Irofeiior 8uitao gberIein. IeIbit elm
Wfgn0ener 9ino, miro es %erridJten.
9ieie ipate ghrung, Die fretIId I'M
nter nod elm tpenig troniiheu Nm.
itrid) bat, lit benz Or. Giienbart 5u
qornen; benin Inn hat oas luitigc
aommerslieo, cas- i'm SUM Sppu5
lno Sdruspntron aller aurp7uider
itempeIte, etpa5 au3u boie mitge.
Ipielt. Sa, Die ldnqite Belt bat man
~itberDaupt ritt on Die einitige iroiide
griiten5 Giieubart5 qeglaubt uno bat
oen Seloen oe5 Globes le6iglif fir
cine ausgeburt 0ifteriiter, iattriidr
be~idnpingter Bhdntuiie eraftet. Widu
that iebr unred)t oanit. oenn Giien-
bart mar 3u ieiuer 3eit Elm beriihrr.
ter Manu. RuturIih rAhte er i'd
rpie Dos oamal5 iiblif) mar, 10 3iru.
lid ollf allen Bebieten dr3tliher
Eh1tiqfeit 51t idoffen. Bog 3dbnc,
idmitt 8aueniteine. periuhte lid in
Dem decentralization auren, un0 e5
mag ibm ~Diiientlid, ODER unrpiiient,
lid marder 6umbug nit %untergelau.
ZEN iein. 3uoem mar err ein GROCER
Reflamebelo Gie 4rt, rpie er bel lei
reu lp~ieoerhoIten IuIentholten in
Berlin - Giienbart reiite itdnoig I'M
2on6e unrher - Die 9erliner 4reiie
benrbeltete, lit ebenio amiiiant pie
ruffinirt. Or brohte es aud, iertig,
oaB feline Reflomen int reoaftioneQerl
Ibeil Der 3eitungeu erihtenen, ohne
oaB Der Seler abnen fonnte. BON iDet.
der Seite lie herruhrten. 0aB er ieibit
thati0hlif1 Der 8erfaiier mar, gebt
nit Siherbeit baraus beroor, 6oB Die
betrefieroen 4rtifel Ipdter in onoeran
Orteu geuau IN Der gIeihen Syorm,
mo 3uipeilen aud, nit ieiner lluter.
ifrrift ocriehen, Dieoer eridienen.
llebri9ers nahm Giienbort 0abei 20
gar Gle S%uuitrotior 81 Silfe. Ssn Der
n@oiiiihen 3eitlng" pom Sabre
1924 iinoet Iih ooS aliidee zines
8ldienIteineS, oen giienbart einenl
25iabrigen aberdeen init geidppill-
ser gebdroigfeit unb in preienre
oieIer 2ellte, bod rhne groBe Sdmer.
sen" Reconsideration baben pollte:
Elm ourh aQerlei 4unfte uro Sd,at-
tierungsitrife belebtes DIAL BON Der
@roBe zines Itnttlid>en Siihnereis.
~0esqleif,en pihtiae Sperationcs"
10 beibt es IN ben bu3u aehoriaer Ra.
flnneartifels, ,piro Der Rath gD.
ien.garth nod mebrere poruebmen.
8as an 4ugen.guren, 9rufen ,Setbs
8epdd,ien. Saienitarten bon inn
nerrid)tet peroen, adtet er gering.
Sierben miro beifen uroergleitli6cr
baliamiifer Saubts, 4uger. uro 8e.
oadtnibJS piritus De meliort recon-.
menbiret. moron iebr ote!e Grooen
erspieien an benen, 10 pom Shlos &C.
SdsptuoeI. O5reTbS ouien,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
mftM

7Sreunoin CUR 6uusfruu): In
I6einft ia Elm Surpel bpn 2ohin 8u
baben: Die puBt ia Iogar Die 5eHiter!~
ga, ubsr nur Die, bic nah osm
grersierpIas biuausgeben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

llHaer 1uuPrs 5W
ihrieb an Sie UNA
Hatb unb nabm 2hbta
IS. 8infbam's 8eae-
table COMPOUND nus
etntge anoere Saden,
mclhe Sts mir aurie~
ben. Sd rnus esae~
ben, bab i'd III jtoer
9eiitbung mid bsHsr
5efiuoe uno BON einbs
lcn oct bofeffen QeiS
zen acbeilt bin. Wei-
ne RahbariHusn To-"
lcu, Das ih iunaer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
Cine reue E.

sFrdulein .. g.: n6err 2eutnant,
pie beiBen oiefe gelben gIumen, bic
ben gutterblumen 10 dhulih iehen2"
2sutnant: .SeDsnsfous Mar8ariHes
blumen, ~gndpiges Btdulein."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Sir 10 Bfcn-
MIA, n1ein Serr, fonneu Sie MIR CT.
neu 5heil beieben, entrueoer oos Rie~
ieuIdnpein poer Die Rieienoame. @as
mouen Sic iehen2"
SER: yah oas lit ia gang gleI6l"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
II III 10 IN q.

Gfarrer ~CDGbreno elmer Seereiie
ersG6lcno): gGines Cages babe ih To-
aor oier 4aore mdbreuo eiler Gier.
telitrnoe g~etralt,"
Gapitdu: o0tnht is anoteu IN Der
Stuioe- gan5 respectable 2eiitung."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

S6ubmudsr (5u stnem 8ater, befs
ieno u~uFfaleno la~ngobrtgen Sprois
fen er in bic 2ebrs nebmen ioa): r5at
sSbr Spbu pirtli6 nod gar tsins
8ortenntuiFe in Der Stubmaherei?"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
mer SO d.

Sic: r8s - jest tOmmIt Gu srit
mad 5auis?! Mir itebt Der 9eritanS
ftiq!~
Gr: rWenn 0eiu Wtuuo lid bod
Elm 9eifpisl ourQn nd6ms!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
o. q II r.

Soben Stc Dor 9Sbrer Sturittang
nod einen @unid?"
GeIiquent: Sd idbe germ crit noh
Suoermann'S .g5 lebe oas 2ebeul"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
Ser r.

nalio laiien sic lid BON n1eirter
omeritaniiten Torlrnee er3dhlen:
3uerIt ionq i'd in Nep gorf, bierouf
bot mir Die Gper ben Bolton 5000
Dollars 49,"
Game: ,Heugel0?"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
1ramatiide Norftenung,
-bsrGnfialtst ooE--
The Guy Players

ct. Sobannes @aiirnbanies,
ffenicn Ecnri1. ar
I'm rieuen eartt 1beatsr, a~ylasiisr aps. bFut'
stt.tusa, Hssns. ben 81. glars 1918.
asabfrsgtaituet nm z mar Nadhnritiass. 10 Cts
Gtairit, 50 Gents. aeferriris 5ibf 10 0eHfe
@rfaua 80 ubr Hherbs.
sv7assrSlr.e Slse Sci Steers. 6i5 yaasiien
sapgHus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
Complication
Don %.rauen(eiOeI
@eid't betn 2pbia 6. BiHfbam'sg eyes
table COMPOUND.

athsns, 8eraS. - sd bate cine ompTt~
fat'on oou arnntbeitsu, sintse baton BON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

.Gos menihlife 2eben lit Elm emf
ees Abifiebnehmeu," laste bte 5raa;
oa IicB iie ith gum orittea Isals
iteioen.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-26
PRIMARY LAW
IN CALIFORNIA
TO Be CHANGED
NoNPARTisAN BALLOTS TO BE
PROVIDED COUNTY AND
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.
tBy Associated rressp

Thy Associated PressD
SACRAMENTO, April 20. Speaker
Young's bill to amend the direct
primary law SO as to provide for
nonpartisan ballots for county and
township elections. was passed unani-
mously today by the lower house.
The bill covers many minor changes
in the present law, including pro-
vision for the election from hold
over senatorial districts Of delegates
TO state conventions. Heretofore
holdover senators appeared as dele
gates.
BY consent of Senator Brown the
reconsideration of the anti-prize fight
bill was delayed until Monday.
The governor received telegram
1 from Congressman Kent congratulate.
ing him on the handling Of the lands
legislation. "The opinion here is uni
yersally with you, and any demand
for foreign nations as to how We
should regulate internal affairs (
suit them, is hostile and impudent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-26
ORE SHIPMENTS
SHOW DECREASE
FOR THE WEEK
TONNAGE AS SENT OUT FROM
ToNoPAH MINES HAS TO
tai OF e444.

Ore shipments during the past week
fell below the average, but "a 4 tons
being sent to the mills by the vari-
ous local mining companies, The
estimated value of the shipments, as
based on the actual gross milling val.
ues. is $211,O95.
The shipments were made as fol.
lows. Tonopah Mining company
2750 tons; Belmont, 24S4; Montana
Tonopah, 1895; Tonopah Extension
1915: West End. 1885: MacNamara
SOS; Jim Butler, 800; Midway, So
North Star, 200
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-26

eral intestines were severed by the
course OF the bullet which makes
her condition dangerous
The Woodfolk woman formerly re-
sided in Tonopah and was employed
as cook by a local family. The
family moved to Goldfield six months
ago and the woman accomplished
them. She declared this morning,
after her arrest that jealousy prompt
ed her actions but she was sorry for
the deed and expressed the hope
that the injured woman would sur
yiYe.
Il have sbeen engaged to marry
Billy Woods for over year" declar
ed the woman after being removed
TO the jan, but recently this other
woman won his affections. When /
learned of this condition | came to
Tonopah and asked Woods to return
to me S125 which he had borrowed
1 came over from Goldfield Sunday
and spent two days here, during
which time asked for the return Of
my money Thursday | telephoned
to Woods and he said he was com
ing over to Goldfield Friday morning.
He failed to appear and yesterday
afternoon | started for this city.
asked an automobile driver to bring
me over, but he refused. So | walk
ed out on the road for several miles
until a passing machine overlook
me. / asked for a ride and offered
to pay fcss the trip, but the driver
would take no pay, although he gave
me the ride | started looking fol
Woods and was unable to find him.
This morning met the Hamil
ton woman at her room and told he
that had heard she was going ava!
with Woods and then | wished he
luck. also told her that Wood
and / had been engaged to be mar
! ried for year and she replied tha
, waited too long.
81 am sorry that shot her an
J hope that she survives"
The woman declared that the n
I yolver .3S calibre Smith & WessoI
/ belonged to the family in which sh
, was employed. She said she brougt
D the weapon along as a matter of pr
lection while crossing the desert Du
r ing the trip two shots were fire
}. at coyotes, leaving four cartridge
remaining in the chamber This a
$ sertion was proved to be truthf
e for two empty chambers were foun
5 while the cylinder contained fol
z empty shells when the gun was e
il amined
e From friends of the two women
n was learned that Woods intend,
leaving this morning for the eai
o while the Hamilton woman had a
Is nounced she was going to Reno n
ID contemplated departure of the pa
s together is thought TO have arous
d, the jealousy of the Woodfolk wom
lr and resulted in the attempted mi
v der.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-26
BASEBALL GAME AT
RECREATION PARK SUNDAY

The deciding game Of the series
between the Rotholtz and Goldfield
high school teams viii be played at
Recreation park tomorrow afternoon
The contest will undoubtedly prove
hard fought one as 1t will determ-
inc the championship honors. both
teams having each secured one vic
tory in two previous games. The
game will be called at 2;SO o'clock
sharp.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-26
RECEIVER FRANK WILDES FILES SUIT AGAINST BONANZ7
COLORED WOMAN IS SHOT DOWN
IN STREET BY RIVAL IN LOVE
AND RECEIVES FATAL WOUNDS

Aetuated by jealousy Lizzie Wood (
folk Of Goldfield this morning shot
and fatally wounded Lena Hamilton,
as the latter was making her way
to the depot to board the north bound
train The two principals in the
affair are colored and according to
the Woodfolk woman the act was
committed as revenge for the loss OF
the affections of Billy Woods, also
colored whom she claims was en-
gagged to marry her
The Hamilton woman, who is a
habitue Of the restricted district, was
shot twice, the first bullet entering
her right knee and the second en-
tering the abdomen The latter bull
let punctured the intestines and it
is believed she cannot survive the in
jury. Four shots in all were fired,
two going wild, and after the re-
volver was emptied the assailant
started beating her PROSTATE rival
over the head with the empty weap
on. She had administered several
blows before she was siezed and
placed under arrest.
The shooting occurred shortly af-
ter o'clock this morning at the in
Itersection of st. Patrick and Main st.
near the depot The Hamilton wom-
an was walking to the depot, accom-
panied by two women companions,
one known as Little Bit" and the
other Cora Wilmington Little Bit
was walking in the lead and the
Wilmington and Hamilton women
we're together. The Woodfolk girl
approached from the rear and without
warning opened fire. The first shot
went wild Two more shots followed
one OF which missed its mark, but the
other found fatal lodging place.
Fastening to the PROSTATE body the
WoodfolS woman started beating tn,
injured girl over the head with th'
revolver and had inflicted seyera
blows before Andy Schultz, who wa
standing across the street, hastene'
! to the scene and grabbed her abou
the waist, pinioning her arms to he
! side j. c. Peck, deputy constable
who was at the depot, hurried t
= the scene of the shooting and arrive
in time to pick up the revolve
which the Woodfolk woman had drol
ped after being siezed by Schultz.
4 Now, | am satisfied If she die
have accomplished my object" tn
woman is said to have exclaimed Q
she was taken away from the seen
=, She was hurried to the county ia
where she viii be held pending II
outcome Of the injuries inflicted upc
her rival in love,
The injured woman was taken
!, the Miners hospital where she WI
placed on the operating table al
Dr. Mcleod probed for the bullet
Both leaden missiles were recoyere
but it was doubtful at the noon ho
that the woman could recover. Sc
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FIND DAUGHTER
OF MILLIONAIRE
NERVOUS WRECK
GIRL WHO ESCAPES FROM NEW
JERSEY SANiTARlUM is
FOUND IN BOSTON,
lny AssoeIated PressI

BOSTON, April 26.-Roman Borden,
the seventeen year old daughter of
Gail Borden, the millionaire condens-
ed milk manufacturer, who escaped
Wednesday from New Jersey sani.
tarium, was found here today in a
private residence, nervous wreck.
Two other girls who had been trav'
cling with her were found, but the
woman said to be the leader Of the
party escaped The father took her
home and friends said he would not
prosecute the alleged kidnapers.
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Continued on page y
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THE WEATHER

Fair; cooler tonight and sunday,
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URGE
PASSAGE OF ANTI
ALIEN LAND BILL
RESOLUTION is ADOPTED COM.
MENDlNG ACTIONS OF THE
ADMINISTRATION.
my Associated Press>

SACRAMENTO, April 26. Govern
or Johnson and legislative leaders re-
ceived today a resolution adopted by
the Anti-Alien Land Owners league
of northern San joaquin county, urg-
ing the passage Of the anti-alien land
bill The resolution commends the
action of President Wilson and Bryan
and approves the policy advocated by
them.
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PROMINENT MEN
Los ANGELES
WILL GIVE
EVIDENCE
MILLIONAIRE BfxBY SENDS WORD
HE WILL APPEAR BEFORE
GRAND JURY.

LOS ANGELES, April 26--Assist-
ant District Attorney Ford announced
today that when the grand jury re-
sumes Monday on the white slave
probe several prominent men besides
George Bixby, who has agreed to ap-
pear, viii testify. Bixby has not
been located but sent word he would
appear Monday. 1t is reported that
the investigation win include the Yer
non road house, alleged to harbor
many girls.
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TEMPERATURE REPORT.

Highest temperature yesterday. 40;
year ago, so.
Lowest temperature last night ~
a year ago, S2
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BELGIUM STRIKE is
VIRTUALLY ENDED

(By Associated Pressl
BRUSSELS, April Pc Economy
lists estimates that the strike loss
would be twenty millions. The strike
has been virtually ended.
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A store that advertises must be a
store OF values "bargalns"--or the
advertising would NO; pay.