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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-08-12
Rich Hill Woman Attempts
Suidide.

While in a state of temporary
mental arrangement Mrs. Christ.
ine Fritz, GO years old, attempted
suicide at an early hour Satur-
day morning by slashing her
throat with a butcher knife, in
her apartments at the residence
of Mrs. Kuykendall, on East
Olive Street.
Saturday morning persons in
the Kuykendall home heard a
noise in the room occupied by
Mrs. Fritz, and the door being
fastened they broke open the
door and found Mrs. Fritz in a
pitable condition. =,
DR.. G. g. Lane was at once
summoned, and an examination
showed that the woman had
made two thrusts with the knife
at her throat, and neck, one Of
which barely missed the jugular
vein, which would have proven
fatal. Her injuries were prompt
ly dressed and and, DR.. Lane is
Of the opinion that she will re-
cover, provided no unforeseen
complications arise. She is high
ly esteemed and a most excellent
woman, and her sons are also
well known in business circles of
the city.-Rich Hill Review.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-08-12
FRANCE TO SEIZE GRAIN.
All Cereals to be Taken Over by
the Government.

Paris, Aug. 1.-The Chamber
of Deputies by a vote of All to
10 adopted bill tonight author
izing the government to take
over all stocks of wheat, oats
and corn for equitable distribu-
ton at reasonable prices.
Deputies who supported the
bill expressed fear that extrava-
gance in the use of cereals the
coming year might exhaust the
nations supply. This is largely
due, they said, to the fact that
millions Of bushels Of wheat,
oats and corn raised in the
northern department will be har-
vested by Germans, who occupy
that part of France this year.
The department of agricul-
ture furnished estimates that the
cereals harvested by the Ger
mans on French soil in July and
August would be sufficient to
feed ten million persons two
A shortage Of coal threatens
France this winter, the coal pro-
ducing portion of the country
being in the hands of the Ger
mans. Transport from England
is both difficult and costly. As
an initial step to safeguard Paris
form utter famine the city coun-
Gil has passed credits for 8 mil
lion dollars for the purchase OF
coal for the fall and winter.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-08-12
More Men Than Women Insane

Chicago, Aug. More than
IS per cent of the persons who
60 insane in Chicago are men
according to the July report OF
the Psychopatic Hospital, made
public today. The report shows
that in July 298 men andwomen
were adjudged insane. by the
county court. Of these 173 were
men between the ages Of rs and
80 years.
The greater per cent Of insan-
ity among men is caused by dis
sipation, according to the report.
The insanity Of q majority of
the women is classed as imam
iac-depressive, which takes the
form of melancholia. The
slienists declare that climatic
conditions have little to do with
iiaanity. The opinion that. hot
weather ia the cause Of persons
635ne insane is . fallAcy, the re-
pe& says. 6
isister, financial conditions
IA the war are freqnsntly Civ
8 q the eause Of insanity, but
t]16 HOSPITAL experts ~ that
sch causes only hurry It along.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-08-12
Negro Lynchsd for Attacking
White Women.

Shawnee, Okla, Aug. ED
Berry, negro, charged with at
lacking two women and suspect.
ed in connection with ten other
similar crimes that have oc-
Cured here in the last three
years, was taken from officers
early today and hanged to a tel
ephone pole Immediately south
of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railway bridge on Beard
street in this city.
Berry was brought here from
the penitentiary at McAlester
| for trial. He was accompanied
! by Deputy Sheriff Gus Mitchell.
Previously Berry had been spir-
tied away to Oklahoma City to
avoid a possible lyncning.
When the train arrived here
early today the deputy and pris-
oner alighted from the train,
when suddenly Mitchell was COW
|ered by six-sh$ 0Sert III the hands
LOT q dozen NAKED mgn who sp-
peared out of the darkness. It
was a complete surprise and
with harmless attempt at gun
play, the. officer submitted to
the inevitable and was relieved
of his weapons. Ten or twelve
automobiles loaded with masked
men made their appearance and
the negro was quickly conveyed
to the Beard street bridge over
the North Canadian river, the
scene of one of the crimes ac-
credited to Berry.
4 When the rope was adjusted
around the neck of the man he
was given an opportunity to con-
TESS, but was trembling like an
aspen and it seemed impossible
for him to talk. He was ques-
toned about the several crimes
asked if he was guilty. In each
instance he NODDED his head af-
firlnatively. In every instance
the negro's victim was white
woman. :.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-08-12
Clark for More Officers.

St., Louis, Aug. speaker
Champ Clark, in an interview
here today, said he would intro
duce in the next Congress a bill
doubling the enrolment at the
West Point Military Academy
and at the Annapolis Naval
Academy. The bill also vii pro-
vide government aid for schools
throughout the country that
heve military departments.
1.-THE country can get all the
voannteers it wants in forty
eii0At hours aid the speaker.
The great need 10 f0r officers
to hahn them. . 80
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-08-12
Bandit Robs Iowa Bank Of
81, 500.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Aug. l.
The Cedar Rapids National bank
was held up and robbed Of $21,.
800 early today by q lone robber,
who, at the point of q revolver,
compelled Leo Perrin, paying
teller, to open the vault and az
terward locked him up in the
vault
Perrin, about fifteen minutes
later, was discovered in q state
Of temporary insanity as the re-
suit Of his experience and was
removed to q hospital.
The robber ID believed to have
remaihed in the building all
night. After he had filled his
pockets with currency. he e.
capped.
Perrin went to the bank early
and had just opened the outer
door Of the vanlt when the man
stepped before him, according to
his ihcohefNnt statements to the
police, held : revolver to his
head and ordered him to open
the remaining doors.
When the currency nate va
reached the bandit helped him
self to, bundles Of money and
then backed oat, slamming the.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-08-12
MARINES CLASH
WITH HAITIEN6
Two Natives Killed When Amer.
leans Occupy Office Of the
Port, sa

Port An Prince, Haiti, Aug. 8.
American naval forces today
took possession Of the office Of
the port, the national palace
and the Haitien gunboat Paci-
fique, which arrived in Port au
Prince this morning.
During the movement to take
1.-THE office Of. the port, the Amer
leans opened fire on the Haitiens
and one Haitien was killed.
The occupation of the office
LOT the port and the national pal
ace gave the Americans the last
position held by the Haitiens.
The populace has been thrown
into CONSERVATION by the opera
tions Of the Americans.
The president of the senate, in
the name Of the nation, today
cab1ed Scion Menos, Haitien
minister to the United States, a
new protest against the occupa-
ton Of Haitien territory by the
American naval forces.
The American authorities have
notified the diplomatic body and
the consular agents that Colonel
Eli Cole, United States marine
corps and commander of the
American expeditionary forces,
is entrusted with the mainte-
nance Of order and the safe
guarding of life and property.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-08-12
outer door on the teller.

outer door on the teller.
Perrin told the police the man
seemed to have had specially
constructed pockets, in which he
stored the currency. A bundle
containing $1,000 was found out
side the vault door.
After being locked in, Perrin
yelled. for help, but his voice was
not heard. Another employee,
entering the bank a few minutes
later, discovered that some thing
was wrong with the vault doors
and Investigated.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-08-12
Senator Stone Victim
Of Hold UPS. ;

Jefferson City, Mo-, Aug. A.
Friends of William J. Stone in
Jefferson City laughed today
when they read the dispatch
from Denver telling how the
Senator had been 2"held up
with a, coach load of travellers
by band Of s'movie highway.
men. +"
When at home Senator Stone
is an inveterate ''movie fan, "
and the more melodramatic the
picture-story the better he likes
it.
This is not Senator Stone s
first experience in a "hold-up. -
The other one was the real tring.
The Senator, then Governor,
was a passenger on the Nilsson
ri Pacific train that was held up
by Sam Wilson two miles west of
Pacific in 1893.
= Wilson did not modest the pas
sengers, but he blew open the
safe in the express car and car
ried off all the money it con-
tanned, $1,000 in silver.
Other passengers were Col. W.
F. Warner Of Kansas City, after
wards United States Senator,
and Lon V. Stephens, then State
Treasurer and afterwards Gov
ernor, who was accompanied by
Mrs. Stephens.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-08-12
Two Killed by Mexican Bandits.

Brownsville, Tex, Aug. O.
Two arrests were made tonight
by United States custom river
guards III connection with the
killing today BY alleged Mexican
bandits Of AL Austin and his son,
Charles, at Sebastian, q village
thirty-seven miles north Of
Brownsville.
The names of the two men who
were taken into custody near Sc
ibastian are not known here.
They we're placed in Jail at San
Benito, Texas, it is reported, and
= heavy guard placed around
them because Of fear Of violence.
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sarba 3 nadie."
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la iuSticia divina que n haga pagaT
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CARICATO.
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12

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ana hsrs.r 49, :, cs,.s.n 80.
hr,., .,,.cs ~ c~,..,
49," -.
a. 's'a. IA. vas msr.'ea u
80 ~ % Ass ss'ys MSsa" .
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w,U,,.- r. u...,. .,.. 49,,
"a s.,,ss -. 70" - ~. ."sS 80
M"..-. n M " ..
-. $3.50, - ~ - ""' '"s1
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me prayer Tor psece Of Pope bees
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
TURNER PAYS Old LOAN
WIDOW oGTs $500 IN RETURN
ron go LOANED.
Mrs. Julia Warner Rspsid fsr KIDD
Nsss vsars Ace st Time When
the MsWsy Was Nse6sd.


western Newspaper Union News service,
Boulder. Colo---Mrs. Julia Warner.
scvenvty.fiye. q widow, decrepit and In
such dire circumstances that she was
about TO become county charge, r.
ceivsd q check for $4,000 from w. A.
Wells. an attorney Of New York city.
which will keep her In comfort the
rest OF her days. The cheek. which
was signed by A. J. Turner, reveals the
story that twenty years ago Turner
had quarrel with his father. hotel.
keeper IN New York suburb. and the
boy wanted to 90 West. His father
refused to give him funds and the
young man appealed to Mrs. Warner
for aid. She lent him $40. and he told
her n fortune favored him he would
pay hack every cent. with compound
interest.
Although a letter accompanied the
check, Mrs. Warner refused to give
the residence of Turner or how he had
made his money. She merely stated
that Turner had learned Of her poverty
and was DESTROYS Of assisting his
friend In her old age.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12

TAs Drics Of aaiss at HAMBURG hes
rissa - e1.se bushsl Wholesale.
NJ ~ first sime since The sarth-
euahs Drafting wster h available In
Avsssaao. Italy.
Thrse hundrcd bodies have been
taken from the ruins OF houses 1t 6aa-
h Natolia. detnolished 10 the rscsnt
earthquake. In addition. sixty-eevsa
~ The go persons injured have died.
According 70 = statement made il
Berlin By NE Overseas News Agency.
part u the crow Of the famous German
cruiser Emdeu evadsd capture. escap-
M On the schoonsr Aysha. on which
they left Cocos island last NovembVr
q the time the Emden was destroyed
viscount Northland. son Of tAs Karl
Of Raafurty. descendant 81 william,
Penn. the founder Of Pennsylvania.
has died from wounds sustained at La
Basssc. viscount Northland was horn
II 1852. He served for several years
with the Coldstream guards.
The Rech has published dispatch
from Its special correspondent q
Odessa. who declare that according to
news reaching that city from Turkey.
. famine Of corn In imminent in the
Turkish empire and. furthermore. the
government 10 urgently In need Of
funds.
Ricciotti GRribaldi, who has lost two
sons on the French side In the presen.
war. passed through Genoa, Italy. on
his why 10 Paris and London to con.
suit the French and British authorities
In the matter Of the standing Of Ital.
Ian volunteers IN the armies Of the
allies
William Waldorf Astor's late-in-life
romance has been settled In London
without publicity Of details In court -
was once threatened, the millionaire
paying close to $4,000. II Is said, to
close his many years association with
the beautiful Mrs. Alice Alexandra
Faicake
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
WARRINGTON.


chsap Clark Vas renom,aated for
-pestcr Of the Honse.
WILLIAM II. Hernebrook Of Albany.
ors. hs& bssa selected by President
Wilson ~ minister TO Sian.
WArring European nations have
isoaght and exported more than $4,000
horses from the unlted states.
Asprsprtasioas In the postal bill. a.
Iassed BY the HOUSE. were cut q 600.
100 ~ The seaate comwittse because
ri the decrease In postal revenues
siac~ the outbreak Of the war.
Germaaya proclamation Of war
ysa& In the waters surrounding Great
Britaia aad ireland. contrary to first
r~posts. does not include the s~aH al.
r~ctiy adjacent to any neutral eoun.
tries II inrops.
iewa hss wrssted from Texas the
title u baaner crop state, the thirteen
vsiacleal crops grown there last year
lssing valusd II e1si ESQ. 900. according
v the Agricultural Outlook. Illinois
ereus vses vertk esis.sss.000. while
resas essnss third. with e2ss.ss5. 900.
sefrerts q 0sasrsl venustisno Car.
ranns 70 sotakelsA Vera Cruz % the
eooonnl q neeg1ae ssa compel the ~
lesanelc corpe - h1ssieo City 10 -
shsss ssrs l1Dnane1 sy oeftclais ard
nsru1m 1lpeona1e - 80 a The grav.
- 6ovelovouunls - - MEXICAN sit.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
susie Report Clears nuss Mystery.

Denver. - Asphyaiation from coal
ga. which accumulated In the room
because the damper Of the coal stove
had been left closed during the night,
was the cause Of the deaths Of Frank
LAlIone. his wife and four children. &c.
cording to report by John Lynch.
state pure food commissioner, and his
inspsctor. Fred Long. The case Of the
six persons who were found dead In
their bsds about Two vsshs aso near
nuoo. 10 one Of The most unusual ever
doalt with BY The department
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12

TIE Seattle Master Bakers have de-
ciAed - raise bread prices to cents.
TAs thsss inlsrnationai officers e
to u0Aee1 Mine Workers OF America
hAve bssa reelected for tern Of two
years.
rAs Ohis rivss became statioaary at
Ctaciaaati eua4ay Ut : stage Of $50
teet TAe ODvesnnent weather fore
casssr ~ ~ river would slowly
tece1e.
According 70 inforaatioA obtained
q Saa DtaO. Cal. the yapaacse crui.
ser AsaaA. witch struck . rock of
to veseasa enast q Lower California,
u . co0plets wreck.
Twsoty<Ne federal prisoners con-
victed b vesk aee Of violating the oleo-
ssarsasine laws were taken secretly
fvosa the q. Charles. Mo-. jail To the
l.aassaworth. Kan. pealteutiary.
7. 9. Hari. Who failed 10 make good
ciaiM 70 the estate Of the late multi.
a,iiitcsaire. Frascis A. Ogden. former
~ Of MaAlsaa. Wis. vas found
drowned b . water task At his home
a. Houstea. Tee.
Fosmer Vice PresiAsst Charies w.
tairhaahs. uAs 10 In southern Calf
iorata. viii attsad the opening Of the
Paaa0a-Pactfic latsrnatisaal Exposi-
,iea - The eesicial representative Of
indiana. according to Information
given out By }. r. Johnson Of Indian
ap0lts.
A hill prosiAins for statewide pro-
addition n Arkansas vas signed by
90v. Z. W. Hays. The measure. NJ
amended BY the Senate and passed
by the HOUSE. prohibits the Grsnting
81 furthsr salooa licenses for 1915.
but does not disturb those already
ssnuted
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
Mine Cars Crush Two Men.

Walsenburg. Joseph Felthager.
foreman at the Walsen mine. and VIII
liam Walker, negro digger, we're
struck by mine cars that broke loose
from an empty trip entering the Wal
sen mine. Both men leave families.
Felthager was In the employ OF the
company for fifteen years. william
Riding, a miner, was seriously injured
at the Walsen mine when rock fall
hit him ON the head. George Nenos.
= Greek miner. lost his hand when =
rock fall caught his hand At the edge
Of a Walsen mine car that be was
pushing onto the main slope track.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
four STATES TO UNITE
UNIFORM CONFIRMATION ACT %.
clAaGo MgcgssARv.
osvssNess o. cstses6s END WyeaiNe
Call csmssssWes q Legislative
cemmltteoe In osNver.

western Newspaper linton News service.
Denver.--Co-opsrstion between the
iIagislaturcs Of Colorado and Wyoming
and the executive officials Of the two
states for the establishment Of unit.
form laws-in the two commonwealth
"a Industrial relations and workmen's
compensation was decided upon durinG
the visit OF COlorados officials at
Cheyenne.
A. a meeting Of Gov. George A.
Carlson OF Colorado. Gov. John d.
Ksndrick Of Wyoming and the mem
bers Of the industrial relations commit
tees of the Colorado and Wyoming
General Assemblies, II was determined
to hold Joint sessions OF the commit.
tees In Denver. Through the joint
meetings II lis hoped that uniform
drafts Of Industrial laws will be made
for simultaneous enactment In Colo
RADIO and Wyoming. That the estab-
lishment Of such uniform legislation
might be extended 10 other states. the
Legislatures of Utah and New Mexico
were invited to send committees to the
meetings. Thus II y probable that
four states may cooperate on the
laws. After the conference Governors
Carlson and Kendriok issued the fol.
lowing statement on the subject:
THE four states OF Wyoming. Utah.
New Mexico and Colorado, have the
same industrial conditions to meet. We
are dependent upon similar markets
for our products. We should have the
same Industrial and compensation
laws. The conference between the Of
ficers OF the states have this and In
view
There were 161 members In the Col
RADIO party which paid its compliments
to official Wyoming.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
gaou y0la00ApVooo N0poNyo
THAT oovGa Svea wsowO
Of W0sT I!NItllEsT
wsee,No rvs QaAoga eoovgo
~ sosT sMsoNv ANv
cuaagMv ropsce.
Wsstsvs kewspasss usssa Nsvs ssfsscs
AooUr vetG WAN.

"a I
II b sffvctslly aaaoascsA that Lies.
tesaat C0loasl Kesp ard hts force 81
HOer rsbsis have surrendered TO the
british ferces.
The Austrians admit the loss Of Tar
nov. Oallcia. IN important center, pos.
-essIos of which BY the Russians In.
sures tbs main line = communication
ID wcsteru Galtcia. 15l.
The army estimates 10 which Parlia-
ment will devote the first part Of the
session give the number OF effective
wen In the army. exclusive Of those
serving In India. ms 3.000.00o.
With the German and Russian I'm.
l.erOrs q cyew(tnssses. the armies OF
Rnssla - 0eensny are still contend
ing for tie positioa which protects the
Polish capital II Warsaw from the in.
vaders.
The british steamer Lusitania Of the
cunard line. which sailed from New
York Jan. -. and arrived At Liverpool
saturday sfternssa. flew the American
flag fron he tins - passs1 Queens
town until che catered the Mersey.
Germany officially gave out the full
test Of The memorandum Of the i'm
l.erisl German government concerning
retaitatioa asaiast the measure taken
b, EnGiaaA. u Violation Of information.
ii lac, 70 stop neutral SEQ commerce
Nth 0sruaay."
Anoag Ne wounded Who arrived In
MOSCOW froa Tie front h Olga Krasil-
n1haf, Girl u 10 years. After taking
part In ainstssa battles In Poland she
vas wounded ID the foot. The girl
sslisesd under Q mans name and this
deception AAs just been discovered.
The cross u 81. George, the fourth
esGree, has bsea awarded to her.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
Miner crvshsd to osath.

Cripple creek.-william y. Dsmp
sey, fifty-six years old. was crushed 10
death under n two.ton boulder In the
Last Dollar mine He leaves . widow
aud three children. who live In Pu.
eblo.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
Four auraIarlss At aeulasr.

BOULDER. burglars who bored =
hole through safe In 4 local meat
market we're frightened away before
making their haul. They entered two
other stores and a blacksmith shop,
getting about $50
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12

Nathan Dodge, Aged "a. euriss.
Denver. Funeral services over the
body OF Nathan Dodge, elghty!two
years old. who died Ut the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. T. ID. shapcott. we're
held. with intermsnt st Crown nm
cemetery.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
Rsmsr ossr,,ssss orsss,

Denyer.--Secretary OF State John q.
Kramer dismissed Edwin " Brake %
deputy labor commissioner. giving ,sa
spectsic causes for % doing.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
Osy u Seven killed ~ Auto.

Pueblo. - George DanJanovitch. Z.
was run down and instantly killed BY
IN auto driven BY 4. !. Belcher Of
Pueblo In beaver park.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
Mother Of Five Commits Suicide.

Denver--Mrs. Minnie Hazeltins. .
few hours before she was to move into
the new home her son, Warren Hazel.
tine. membership secretary Of the Y.
n. c. A.. had prepared for her and her
two daughters. was found unconscious
in q small grove three blocks from her
temporary home. 1881 High street.
Two hours later sho died In her soA's
arms at Mercy hospital from the ef-
fects Of poison. A note On her pillow
saying goodby and that she contemp-
lated ending her life ~ II had been
= failure. started the frantic search
which resulted In her son finding her.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12

psss Oil 70 Pay hsUss emplsyes.
Dsnver.-By the votes Of niae Dsae
Gratis, the Republican majority. The
House passed the emergency clause
to the Honse civil service bill, which
provides pay for the House and Sen
ate employees without civil service
certification. and sent II to the Sen
ate.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12

Dsnver.--The same contract prices
for beets that were paid during the
season Of 1914 VIII be offered the
farmers for the season Of 1915. accsrd-
Ing to the decision OF the hoard q o.
rectors Of the Great Western Sugar
Company. The new contract prsvi1es
that the beets may BE sliced at the
option Of the grower. n which case
they are to be paid IN additioaal 70
cents . ton on the euan1aty % treated.