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Arizona republican., 1913-03-09

ants to Ray and endeavOr to keep their spirits up In addition to disposinS Of ths important matter at the meeting it was unanimously decided that Messrs. r Kennedy Poe and P. Chas. Feldkamp would be reelected for the offices of treasurer and secretary respectively. MT. Beattie would not entertain the idea of his reelection to the presidency of the club so Mir. J. C. Canady, Jr., was unanimously selected to fill that important. position
 Michael O'Keefe CrowIy, connected with the auditing firm of Suffern and Son of New York City. arrived in Hay den Thursday to complete the audit of the copper cOmpany's books which was begun by him and W. E. Sullivan last fall MT. Sullivan is expected here within the next few days.
 L. J Kuentzel and family left Thurs day for Los Angeles. MT. KUentzel has just reIinqushed the post of manager of the Western Union here and is re- porting to the Los Angeles office to be assigned to other duties. He eX- poets to be located at some point ill Southern California.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
HAYDEN

The Hayden tennis association held q well attended meeting on the even
 ing of the Fourth at the Ray COnsoli-
 dated dormitory to discuss a number of important matters. Notable among these was the election of officers and the discussion of some line of attack to be employed in going after the presi- dents cup which is now held by the Ray association. This is a magnificent trophy which is the gift of President Aldrich of the Ray Consolidated and will become the. permanent property of the association winning it three times consecutively. The Ray boys took it in the first contest last spring and ably defended it last fall when the contest was held on our home grounds. For this reason the outlook is dark for our local talent but they are determined to die game and are preparing for the coming contest hopefully. At last Tuesdays meeting Messrs. Maclean
 Beattie, Allen. Studley and Hancock were selected as champions of Haydens cause and instructed to place them selves in the best of trim for the great event which is now arranged for the thirteenth of April and will be staged in Ray A large gathering of local en- thusia sts will accompany the contest
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
Ingleside

Golf continues to be the leading de- version at the Ingleside Club, though lengthening spring days and balmy weather has given horseback riding an additional impetus.
 The grading on the cross cut canal east of InGlesidc has been completed and material is being hauled and pre- Iminary work is under way for con structing the gates that will divert the water from the Arzona canal to the Crosscut
 MT. Jonathan w. Jackson arrived from Chicago on Thursday, joining his wife who is spending her winter at the club.
 On Wednesday MT. Frank w. Bar ker returned from short business trip east.
 MT Webster J. Lewis left for Chica- go on Thursday MT Lewis has been so pleased with Ingleside and it's sur l roundings that he now plans to make his permanent winter home there. MT. and Mrs Chas. Strevell of Salt ! Lake City, Utah, were guests of MT. and Mrs. w. J. Murphy at the club ! house Monday. on Thursday MT. and 1 Mrs. Murphy also entertained MT. Hen " Adams of Pasadena. i Mrs Ben. Snyder was the week end 1 guest Of MT. and Mrs KretZinger at i their cottage at Ingleside. i Among the callers at Ingleside this week were MT. R. P. Davie, Mrs. Ralph l Murphy, Mrs. Thompson MT w. b 1 Fulwiler, Dr. and Mrs Parker, Dr. and i Mrs GiIett and Mir Chester Culver
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
St,iI Seekinq Peace

WARRINGTON, March S.-The self-appuinted peace commissioners who failed in attempts to hold Q peace conference on American ground for the adjustment of differences be- tween the rival Mexican factions are now enrOute to Mexico City. Con sul Edwards of JuareZ Mexico. re ports that the bridges seventy miles south on the Northwestern railroad have been destroyed and telegraph wires cut The consular agent at Guaymas, reports that railway and telegraphic communication was de stroyed by rebels, between Guaymas and FEeInosillo. The American crui- ser Colorado is still of Guaymas Federal troops have been order to HermOciiio
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
MYSTERIOUS CASTRO
Pushes Aboard Boat About to Sail
 Then Hurries Ashore Again
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

NEW YORK. March S-Ciprian Castro. former president of Venezuela. mystificd persons gathered at a Brooklyn steamship pier today to watch the departure of the Brazos for Porto Rico Shortly before the vessels sailing time, Castro hurried out on the pier in an automohil" and walked aboard the Brazos. II was concluded that he had changed hi plans. as announced, to go to Europe and had taken passage for Port" Rico Just before the gang blanks were taken in, however, Castro rush ,7I ashore. entered his car and was driven away rapidly. His mission l= mystery.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
DEFENDERS OF SONORA
Continued from Page One)
gafnst Carranzistas and the Sonora

against Carranzistas and the Sonora rebels
 Orozco forces were ordered south to San Iuts Potosi and Saltillo, al- though it is estimated that one thous- and Orczquatas have joined the re gular commands for service against the Ca~rarzistas.
 ] h. Link. an American and form CT sheriff in Colorado, but for several years conductor on the Mexican Central railway is reported killed at Guatemala City. Link, according to report was stabbed in the back.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
WERE NOT DIsOROERLY
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHI

BALTIMORE. March S.-Miss Louise Carey. prominent in society here and a leader in social settlement work: Miss NJ. H. Hanaw. another prominent social worker and three striking garment workers. who were acting as pickets. were arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct When arraigned before the public magls- trate the women were discharged.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
LABOR LEADERS GREETED
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPArcHI

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 SAN FRANCISCO, March so Tveilmoe and Eugene \. Clancy. Cal ifornia labor leaders who were re- leased on bail from the federal pri~- on at Ft. LeavenWorth. Kan~- aittr being convicted in Indianapolis 2, compHcity in the national dynamite conspiracy returned to san Francis co tonight and were welcomed by d street demonstration.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
STRIKERS AND POLICE CLASH
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPATcHl

AKRON. March Striking rubber workers clashcd with the police to- day. Bricks were thrown by the strikers and the police used their clubs wi;h telling effect Two of th' strikers were clubbed into uncon- seiousuess and rushed to d hospita
 Sheriff David R Ferguson, leading force of deputies, sustained broker
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
SEVENTEEN ARE TREATED

NEW YORK, March H.-SeVentech patients were treated pN pr Friedmann with the vaccine which he claims will cure tuberculoSiS at private clinic late today
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09

George w. Moore. of Scranton. Pa, has the distinction of being the only survivor Of General Phil. Sheridan's bodyguard on the famous ride from Winchester to Cedar Creek. october I9, 1864.
 Of the fifty men who started with Sheridan on that memorable dash, Moor, was th1 only one who was able 10 keep the pace until the journey s end. He is 76 years old, but is still young in spirit and enthusiasm.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
NO NEW PosTMAsTERs

WASHINGTCN. March $.-Post- master Genera! Burleson announced today that no appointments of post masters would probably be made be- fore April 1. except possibly in eases of emergency.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09

Hire a little Salesman at The Re publican office. 4 Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-09

MT. and Mrs Walter Talbot wer, guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. NclngaI at the club Friday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

unb biz ouf Meitsrss bas 9rdiio.n.
tenant iibernebmsn. b. 3. bis neue
grdiioeniiddftspaA!sn abgshalten
peroen tonneu.
1isls aHtlnoiqung iuurb. am
abenb bon benz Winiiter bss 4subsren
ylobena aemdd1t.
Hmr dit nit ben 2eben
oanongefo III men.
Staof Dierifo, %. Oft. Gur
'adlt Rerionen fnmcn NIT ocm Seben
Sanon. als am Rontag Elm aeisitir-
Sng bon Den RebclIen am gabH5ef
Don Sufu, 5uiid)en SnliiIlo nao ga.
ueaas. IN Die 2uit geipreugt Muroe.
Ysehr a!s 100 9leaierungsioloateH,
barmrtcr orei Gfiisiere. muroeu ge-
;ootet aae lle6erlebenoeli iiuo idrper
uerlebt.
Ter Sruppensiig batte ais eonuoD
'ae0lent mnh mar por einem Gaiiaaier.
Sng hergefahren. Ter leBtere gelangte
ulluerietrt nnd SaliiIlc siiriid 3te
9iebellen :uaren ueritmunoen, ais
lruDpcn BON 0aneens an Grt uno
.eteue rntnmens
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aus bem Seuti den Reid.
Berlin, %. Oft. oSu BEN Yrp3eB
gegsn Otto Gecius, einsn friiberen 0is
rettor Der aruppfdsn aompugnis,
uno WiariHlilian Brandt, ben Repras
ientan!en Der Grupps in Berlin, no6s
ts am 0ienitas Der ebemaliee 5aupts
reprdfsntdnt Der arupp'f6en aom=
pagnis in Berlin, BON WieBen, hohins
terefdnts Qusfagen. Gr iogts, oab
Die Direttoren Der GruppzGompaanie
leit mehrsren Sahren BON Der Ratur
Der qttipitdien Wlar granots aennts
nib sehabt hdttsn.. er iagte, oaB. ais
er i'm Sabre 1909 feline Sielluue in
Berlin iibsrnabm, CT bic 4ufInsrtiams
fsit Der 5irma ouf oas Gsfdhrlife Der
8ranot'fhen Spiona9earteit aelenit
babe, osrsn Natur ihm bon Grrius
uno DON Ssrrn BON S6iis, oem 9ors
gdnser bon W.BeHs. erflart noroen
mar. Don Meben iaaie aud, oab er
aeseu bic geibsbaltuns 8ranbts in oies
Ter Ieiner GiasHIhaft in Berlin pros
tsiiirt babe.
Die ausfdaeH bon Websns Itanben
in oirettsm gipsripruh nit osnisnis
gen perfhieoensr 9iretioteu Der
Grupp'ffen aompagnie, sr bstpiss
feline aEauben aber NIT elmer qn3ahl
grisfsn, bic stpiihsn ibm unb Der
iSirma gefUehIeIt lporben lpdren. TieIe
8riefs tamsn dls cine ueberraTbuHg,
ielbIt fir Die 4ntlade, bic Die Wsrb1nbs
luna gsgen bic arupp Girestor.n
aefiibrt hatten, pbNe bic eeriHglte
aeuntniB bon biefsr aorreippnosus gu
mben.
9as esrift pertaats ii6 natter
unb orbnsis cine iciortias Sausfus
dung in Der Wohnung BON Wesg.ns
an, I'm 5u entosden. tpslfe lls6errds
ihungen sr wirtIid mod in petto
babe.
Bon WeBtn iagts. oaB sr bic 9risFs
nufbetpahrt babe. um iid an bsrarupp.
ihsn Sirma tpsaen ieiner GntlaFung
rndlen 81 toniteH.
Son Mcsen. Elm ehenialiqer CIR,
meeofii3ier. itano 3ehu Sabre lang in
GielIten Ser Sirma arupp lnS or
bate mefrere nerantiportlid,e D,iiiios
men iiir ole Iirna in Tranfreih. Bel.
pien. Tortunal itno sstalien eriiillt.
Gr soatr niri Dem 3eugenitnnS aus.
baR Die iif nod, in ieiuem @eiis Be.
finoiid'en aorreioonoens flar bcpei.
len ncroe. haf oos 1an5e 2ireftorium
- ooer tpeninitens ole nleiiten ser
Gireftoren Der Gr,Ipp aompaanie
aelpubt h1tien. mas porgiug. @ronht
iei ou5id)lieslidl b1mit beid)ditiat ge.
meien acteine 9eritte nus3nier.
figen. @enn er ieine aoitenreflnuna
einreid,te iiir 6'elSer. 0ie er I'M Scr.
fehr nit armeeoiii5iereu nernusaa6t
gab ibm Die Sirma cine ruuhe Gum.
nc imS pcrredneie Tie als Rcprdien.
tqfiuu5uufoitcn Wnu 9rcpru ioatr
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Wom 9ouoernsur Gor Be
anaDiat.

GoGum bus, 8, %. Sttober.
Der 8ouperneur Cor begnaoigts am
0ienitag alf GmpfebIung Der 8egnaoiz
gungsbeboroe, % 3uttbuusitrGfIinge;
3. +. oier3ean purDen gang be9naoigt,
uno fiinf3ebu anoere puroe Die Strufz
3sit berubgeisbt. Inter oen 2ebtereu
bsfinoet Iich Elm Ul0rDsr, 96ilip Gaes
tano, Der i'm SUM- 1910 tpegsn UlOrz
oes i'm 3peiten 9rabe gu IsbenslGnglt>
der 3uhtbausitrdfe oerurtbeilt puroe.
Ssins StrdF3eit purbe auf ID Sabre
bera6geIeBt. 8ei gutem getrageu tanu
er in tpenig mebr aIS 6 Sabren oas
Sutfballs perIanen.
. q urtbeit ge9eR ,SacO B
Saibang beitdtigt.
bus, 8, %. Oft. 8os
Staats Sbergeriht beitdtigte am
9ieuItag ba5 llrtbeil oes Gerhts ME-
oersr SHitau3, oas in Cincinnati ben
Polttiter Sacob 8Qibung 81 3pei Sab
rem 3uttbaus psrurtbeilte.
9afAdng, sbemal5 ein 6i.fsz zgubiz
tDr DUH 53uHtftttpH eourttr, befffett Y 24tttHff tttHffz
gabe ss pur. bic 0oDz2liteu Wirtbz
idaftsitsuer ein3utaiIiren. ipar f6uI=
Dig befuHoen por0en, geiie6ungen
augeuommeH 3u baben. 0as l1rtbeiI
oes Common gleas 9erihts bon Gin
ciHnati uno oes appeQattonsgerihts
puros beitdtiQt.
gaibang mar i6uloig befunoer
poroen, bon 9lnoretp :. 9lasier, eli
nem Qgenteu Der 5airmount 9rsiping
Go., $50 psrlangt 81 6aben, lpofiir er
periprah, ben Ramen oes Wirtbes
9eorqe Rou, bon Queen Gin unb
Spring 8roos 4ps.. Cincinnati, bon
Der SRusrliite fsrn3ubalten.
Ter 9obIengrGberftreit IN
III B Ii den Colorado.
5rtnibab, Gol., %. Oft. -
Die Gage in Der &oblenreoion I'M
iuoIi6en Colorado, tpo ii6 Die Sob
ltnarIher felt Wo6en am Streif be-
fiHoen, lit cine 10 iailmme geiporoen,
fdB oer' 9ouOerneur oas arieasret,t
Iber ben 9iitritt psrbdnot h1t, uno e3
iinb jsBt 5ruppen bprtbin unterpess.
2lm Sienitag fano oas 19. Gefeht
3riihen minenpaten unb itreifennen
arhlenqrdbern in ben 9erpino UNI
5,ditings GanoRs ftatt - Elm 9efecht
bas bon 5aqesanbrud) Biz nm boi6
regn llbr Nbenos bausrte.
guauIt aleranbsr. Elm MinentpGh<
tex bon Saltings, puroe oetDotet, uno
iieben qerfonen pur0en perpunce;,
oarunter sluei ainbsr in gabased.
Ter marihaq Clinton RobinIou BON
6aitines erhtslt einen Shub in ben
Hub une bier Strst.er purbsn Iaper
rerpunoet.
Der Srt 5aitiugs befinost Tit in
furntbarer 4ufreguna. Die Ssrauen
unn Ginber iino in Der araFtanldue
untergebrant, pohin ron ben Winen-
MAIDEN gettssug uno 2ebensmittel qe=
indFft norben iinb. 0as 9aoer ioQ in
SoIge oes beutisen gombarbemen.
ron 3ugeln ourhlon:rt Iein, uuo
ohnliA ioll e8 in Sabasca unb De-
laquu ausIehen.
5ruppsn BON 9(rtanIas S6al, sic
IL ga Sunta einen 3ue mad, Srinioao
beFtei9en folltsn, per30serten ibre 9(6s
reiis, neil es hieB, oaB Die Streiter
be glbiiht hdtten, ben 3ug nit 3pnd.
NIT 8u serit0ren. Die Sruppen tpurz
ben in Ga Sunta suriitgebaIten, po
iie ofe antunFt Der NationaIgaroe BON
9ennee oblparten.
Die Streiter iinb in oroBer 3abl
betm gabnbof Der Colorado & Soutbz
ern gdhn in 2uolop. uno am gabnz
bet Der 4thiion, Sopetp uno Sonl1
Se gabn in srinioab perfommeI..
81. bsbauptstsn ober, oab iis mid. bic
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Gen. Jelir 9ia3 iutt aui
eiHem ameritanii den
arieasjhiff 9 bub.

ariessfdiff 9 DUB.
0eru grus, Wsrito, %. DIT.
General 5elir Oias bat ipabreno Der
Ratt i'm amerifaniIhen aoniulat nm
Shub nahgeiufi. uno puros an
8oro bes RanonenboOtes sWbeelins'
gebrufjt.
Sols Sanoobal uno Gseilio Scon,
slpsi Wsritdnsr, uno aIeranNr Wils
!iams, elm amsritanifdsr 3eiiungse
correspondent, bic sIeitfalis um ben
S6uB oes aoniulats nadlaeinft hats
ten, tpuroen suIammen nit 9ias an
goro bes aanonenbootss ssbradi. Ges
neral 0ia3 ipuroe i'm 2aufe oes gages
auF oas panssridiff .aouifiana", oas
5iagsihiff Des aomirals sSlsttxr,
iiberfiihri. no sr in ben SffBierss
quartisreH untereebrah puroe.
Die beiben Weritansr, bic iih NIT
0eneral Ding an goro oss aanonsns
bootss .WRelins" gsfiiidtst batten,
haben in Der poliii, Weritos cine pros
minsnie RoGe geIpisli. eseiIlo Seon
ipurbe am "a. Ulai b. !. in Der meris
taniIden Observation-Disclosures BON
Guerioo mobeno, osm jesissn WiHis
iisr oes 4subsr.n, beidu!oiet, Der
ipirtliLz: M0roer BON guitapo Waoss
70 gslpefsn gu isin. Tieis beihulbis
suna ipurb. erhoben. Hatbem ScOn
cine 9sripilIisung BON $4,000 fir
Der Rsgierung s.leifteie 0ieaits" p.rs
Iangi bate.
SoIe gonaIes Sanbopol. Ter anbere
0luhtling. mar Elm Qo5otat IN Der
haupii.abi Weriio uno 4nbdnger bss
Generals Bernardo Rspes. Der BEL bem
eriien singriff aui ben RationalpaIait
ipdbeno oes Dias 4ufitnnb.s ers
lfoHen tpurce. Sanoopal mar an 2.
dsbruar 1912 in Der Siaot Weriio
psrbafiet uorbsn. aIs er BEL Maoero
fir Gen. Rsres einirat. Der nah IRE
riio suriid3ussbren tpiinifie.
Gs mar fpdt am Moniaa Qbenb, nls
OeHsral 1ia3 Is fir asraihsn 5isii. iih
Mrlter ben ShuB oes ameriscniihsn
qonfals Su itsasn. Don BEN 6otsl
aus. in oem er iit sinauartiert bate.
uno oas nsttn o,m dmsritaniIden
aonfulot iisat, iiahl iih 1ia5 nit
Neon uH SanbonaI unbtmsrii mad,
oem Heahilnt. Sic iiberitieasn cine
Wlouer unb eelaneien in Elm Ointsrs
3immer acknowledgements. 1ia3 psre
langie ben aonfal 90. 20. GAMBIA su
isben. een er iasie, oaB f.in asben in
0efabr fsi, unb cine glnsabl i.insr
Mnbanser bereits Dsrbaf.et iporosa
ieisn.
aonfnl CANADA beaieie auf ben uns
asfdbr GOO syuB sntierntsn Saien bin
uno fnste. nab bort cine DampfpinaHs
pon Der .WkeIing4 liese. anb bic
WdnHer perfuhen iOliitn, iie 3u errsis
den.
Die brsi Wdnnsr s0ssrtsn cine 3eis
lang. oa bic Strnbs nor bsm ameris
sanifdTn QOniulat BON Teiesiius abs
patrouilIirf lpurbe. MIs lie ff!iebs
liH bas HonIulat perlieben. purosn
fis ougenfheinIisb nihi BON ben De-
ssttips erinEnt. Gie singen IanaTam
bic Strnbe entlnng Bib mad tsm Bier.
%, fif bem A0mmnnbtur bsr pinaFe
eius Rasts ren bsm Rental CANADA
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6eiratbet MID me6r.

BilIiamion, 80. @a.. %. Sft.
Srdu Sarub SIoan bat am Disnitag
Wtorgen an gIadberrp Greet, aentudp,
bel MatteaDan. ibren BON tbr geidieoe@
nen Wtann erihofien. sic fam nann
NIT Der Giisnbabn bierher, mo iie pera
haftet nuroe.
5rau SIpan erfaob ben Wtann auF
Der StraBe Dor ieiner Mobnuns. sic
mar SIpans ite6ente 5rau, urp erIhoB
ben Mana oor ben 9assa lsiasr a1ssa
Grag.
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NetterRriAt.

sir s cbio unp bos tpeitlihe
Eenninipanien: unbeitimmtes Wetter
am Mittmod. 2lm Donncrltaa Strih
reasn obsr Sdnee uno tdlttr. gerdn.
terIias Winbe.
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ginsr Der galsrcs ssbt gu ben aonitl'
tiltionaliIien Hbsr.
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Der 9rupp-3ro,se.
yrad)te am 9ieuitas cine meue
lleberraidnng.
Der ebemaliee 6anpfbertreter Der
arnpp'i6e ssirma In Serlim

proousirt fir bic 3ireftoren Der
arupps iebr iddbli9s aorreS
iponoensen.
prof. 6aber bon Berlin bat eiuen
Npparat
FUR Verbinoeruna bon 8rubnerploz
iiouen erfunoen,
OeiIsn Mirtiamfeit er in Geasnpari
bes aaiisrs Wilbclm osmon.
itrirte.
sSnl baperiihen ipie i'm braunihpeigis
ihen 2dnotdg
Wuroen 9crlaaen 8ur Rsaslung Der
5bronfolae sinlersiht.
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Qom Ritlsalmorbproseb in aisp.
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Rahbem bic gripdbluns 9usrtas FUR
unsultie srtldri tporosn.
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QlusAn0. Selegrapb
@eusraf SefiI Qias
Sat iidj IN Der Naht sum
Sienitas
Sn bas amerifaniid3e Roninlat 80
Wera Grns sefHHtet.
limb oann on goro bss amsritaniIhsn
qonon.nbootes Wbsling.
Don b.m u an gcrb bes panseri6ifs
fss Gouiiinna, Jlosgfhiff oss
Gbmirals Jlstter sebra6t
puros,
Gia3 elaubt.. bab isin asbsn niht
mehr Iiher lei.
Die BebDrben i'm Werito lnb Vera
Gru5 maden fid db.r iiber isIns
Jluhi luiiig.
General glanausi ioll ala 9ise prd=
iihsnt Hreioist iueroen.
lInb bis auf lpeiteres oas Unit bes
praiiosnten oerisbsn.
Rahbem bic grlpdbluns 5usrtas fur
unsiiltie .rtldrt tuoroen.
Ginsr Der galsrcs sebt gu ben aonltls
tiltionaliiien iibsr.
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Jnlan0GclcgrapD
Ieunun0jmanSig Strddinge
yom @uuperHeur Gur BON SbiD
besnaoist.
Sestp. lire straf3eit berabseiest.

Sacob gaI6ang BON Cincinnati bat
ieine 2lppeQotion ans Staotss
S6ergeridt perloreu
~H-
ltno mug feline 5mei Sabre I'M 3udt.
baus obiiben.
Cine tpun6erbore ltnteriroii6e Sogle
in glri3ona entoedt.
>G>-
Sic ioQ an Rroht aue befannten
S0bten ii6ertreffen,
arieg5reht
~E-
SGSn Ser aoblenregion oeS iiiOliden
Colorado profIan1irt.
-~H~
SeTtige Sample 5niiden Streifern
uno DfnenDaden.
->::-
SrltgpGn nah Dem S6altplas unters
Degs.
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llnb bis auf lpeiteres oas 4mt bes
praiiosntsn psrisben.
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9eitige Sample 5niiden Streifern
uno Dtinenlpaden.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
FUGITIVE BEG
To BE LET ALONE
WHO II WANTED N
NILIIAAfSBU iIts. WRITES 4
PATHETIC LETTER.

RICH MON ID. VA-Special--
What chance has John Dunnnvant.
the fugitive from the Williamsburg
asylum. but who writes 90 the police
that he wants 90 return 60 Richmond
20 take care OF his little chndf
uunnavaut is now in Petersburg.
lie escaped from the Southside police
yesterday afternoon. Ec refused ca
halt when ordered 60 do SO, dcclarlrg
THAI he would rather bee shot than
sent back 20 the asylum.
Police Captain Alexander Wright. OF
the Third District lS0uthsideN. this
morning received "a pathetic letter
from the fugitive. Dunnavant de-
clarcs that he viii harm no one. He
declares that be wants 90 lead good
life Iut III the police nnd him they
must arrest him and return him %
, the asylum
DunnaNants letter 90 Captain
+ Wright is as follows
Manchester Police Station.
i "cNck Wright $. Richmond,
ed hope this Win find an we'll
arm workiuE and getting long fne
don't felr Me ann NOT going q.
harmc in one. fear the Lord and g,
COB church ana De "a good and Go,
viii bless YOU. am making goot
friends WHARF, 1 go. Please lct me
come back home and be a good mar
and work Tor my little child. tbs
Lord is mas best friend.
j. E. DUNNANANr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
COLLEGE OFFICERS
OFF ON LONG RIDE

WASHINGTON. d. c. Special
Thirty-onc officers q the Army War
College viii begin from treooric<s-
burE. VA. tomorrow the history and
stan rides % 1913 over the Dast.e--
Fields ~ Virginia ard Maryland. and
before They rctlrn To Meaningless they
Win have spent four days az Cettys-
bug studying the topography ot the
scene 81 the greatest strNxgic OF the
civil war Prom tsettFsnnrE they
return ~ train. arriving here June
18th. after having covered more than
: miles on horse back.
The officers who arc making the
rides this year. and who ieft WASH
inRton Tor fredericksburg over the
7 Richmond. F'fcoericlSshurg and Po-
torlac ttu .ruad Ht noon yesterday. are
I Brigad or General william Crozlcr-
chief OF ordnance. and who rs IN
command ~ the company BriEadler
= General Nunter iiEEttt and Major
! benjamin a. Poore. who are direCDng
ltrs mar D.. Colonel John l.. Chamber
lai0. Inspector eeuerals department.
ICoiene.s stephen 81 footc and Henry
Ir Davis. coast artillery. iiertUrfr
lCCiuucls ownr bundv. Eleventh In
lfantry. Arfrco Hasbrouck. Eighteenth
Infantry. Benjamin ". Atkinson. IA
fautry Thomas r.. Dugan and jobs
o. Mcdonald. cavalry. Majors Thoma,
O.. Treadven. United States Marins
Corps William ". Harts. corps on
engineers. Frederick t.. Day. Thirtietf
Infantry. Melville j shaw. United
states Marine Corps. william - Con
nor. corps of engineers. charles Ger
hardt. Tenth Infantry. DcEosey q
CaOeL Eleventh Cavalry. Harley p
Ferguson, corps OF engineers; james
W. AfcAndrcN. infantry. Harry ~
lee. Eleventh Infantry. Frank II
Webster. Twentieth Infantry; william
a. Hay Tenth Cavalry. Charles \
Hedekin. Fifteenth Cavalry. John "
HonVey. Fourteenth Infantry. Cfeorg
r. LanEhorue. cavalry. James A. TO
gan. Jr.. Quartermasrer's corps. an'
Captain I. g.. Duncan. medical corps
British Officers a. Guests
Accompanying the detachment ga
, CHESTS are F}riuadier General Colt
+ Mackenzie. chief 90 stam OF the "a
nacian forces of the British army. an
. Colonel George Palcy. OF the Brltis
7 army. assigned 90 duty with the ca
. rgltar troops. Commander i. $ NC