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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13
8en1iibungen Der ,>Staliener
ii1o anl6eineno erfolglos,
Die dcut1cbc Grntc.
3miammcnfunft Ser Sf6ni9c ppn Gried)emlanc,
Smlaarien mnc 0tnmdnicn.
lebera| Kdmpfe i'm n0rdli6en und miIeren Pclen

! ails Smnsbruf iast, cine uene Mrmes
| fir ben Iiiblif)en &riegsld,auplab
iner0c mmtcr General bpn 9anben=
Sprf in Der Nabe bon Wiind]en sn-
linmntense5Dsen.
SIM ipeitliden nnb I'M ntittlercn
9entid)Inmo fat bie Grnte besonnen.
gSie bic uGDlniide 3eitnns" iagte,
seben Mogsen, Safer, @eiseu nno
G,erite sans beionbers sruke Grtra-
&c. 3tferriiben ioaen bies Sabr rei-
der am 3nfersebalt iein, iuie &C.
fu1bnlid). Bon ser Dbiternte eriuar-
tet man, oaf lie iebr befrieoisenS
iuir6.
Die &Snige bon Uriedenlanb,
8nlgariem unb 9inndnien benbiidjti-
gen, ipie ans Mtben gemelbet miro,
cemnadlt sniammen5ufommen.
Sn Nprb- nnb Wsittel-9solem id,ei-
nen bic Sample ipie6er in pplem
Nanae sm Iein. Bonn Gpbr mnb bpnl
giarelp, bon ber Tiliea nnb Ser 8o-
irga wiro bon aSmpfem semeloet.
Gbenio nus Der Uegeno bon 9srssas-
nbea OiIuipet II. u.
| Sin beutides ltnterieebout fat oea
imiIiid)en 0ampfer vgeo" in ben
6rnnb gebobrt. Gs iullen babel
sebn Yerionen ertrnnfen iein. Der
Sefeblsbaber oes unterIeeboDtes luli
bic amerifaniidJe garf yysprmanop"
| geslumngen babem, bas ltnterIeeboot
sn berbergen, bis es inter 8aiIcr
Iiuar. Ter Nnsriff anf ben 9ampfer
ipa obne 8arnmus erfoIst iein. Die
Geidid)te erfdJeint iuenis glnnbipir.
big. Gs lit nidjt bic 9lrt bemtIder
l1luterieebputfiibre lire ediffe poi,
lfremoen SesIern oefen su laiIen.
ssn Berlin bat man einen ameri.
lfaniiden Soaialifte1, Ser bort eilie
!ilngeborige io5ialiitiibe Yropaganon
getriebe1 batte, eir1geltedt, auf Ser.
irenoinlg lnferes5 gotidofters abet
frefgelnfien uit6 ausgetpieien. Grot.
Dem lit Der Mann 5uriifgefebrt ms
lit natiirlih prompt tpieoer perbaftet
por6en.
| Mms Berlin uir6 aemelbet, 6te
Tentiden, Oeiterreider mno Sirfsa
!! batten bis gum 22iten sSnni mid)t iue-
niger als 1856 feinolide 2nftfhiile
nieoersefdoiieu. Die Transoien ber-
loren bic meiitem, iiebennn6fImfsig,
bic Gnslanber iiebennnbbiersis, bic
NniIen iedJsmnSs,uansis.
Die Seiterreider melben, lie 6at-
ten 81 Weilen 6itlid) ppm 2emberg,
am gns-SIniIe, noroiueitlidj bon
Susf, cine iebr borteilbaite Stel-
lung Der 9iniIen genommen.
Cine 9epeidJe~aus @iem fast, sic
Montemearimer emtipifeltem an Der
Gjren3e Der 6erseguipina cine am-
ferit rese SGtiafeit, bod iei bieielGe
bisber b6llis erfolaIos berlanfcn.
Oeitlidj bon Sreibinie, in Der Serge.
ariuina, berindten bic Wumtenegri-
rer bmrd cine beftige 3anunaoe
gorteile su errinsen, es selams aber
and) nidjt.
gsad) einer SepeId)e ans Gsermo.
iuit, finb bic Hmifen babel, lire ru.
mdniid)e 8reuse 81 befeitiaen. San-
ienbe BON Mannern iinb an Der Gr.
belt, parallel nit Der @rsnss @ra6cr
su Sieben nno Stad)elbrabtSanpe
amfsnitellen. Seit 9tnmanien in
ieiner 1tnberfrorenbeit BON HnklanS
8efarabien berlanet fat, idleint bic
tniTiid)e Nesiernns Ansit sn babem,
Hnmanien f0nnte linn eines Gags
GeKarabien obne @eiterrs ipesneb.
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13
SnInub.

IuS geem 0orf miro genleloet
@leid8eitiq NIT Ser lleberuabme Der
oeutihen orobtloleil Station III
SappiGe, 8. s.. ourd oie 9unoeSrt-
qieritna fpnroe BON Scr Die Stat. III
leitenoen @eienifaft befannt sese'
ben, oob oie Raten NIT einem Wale
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13
6roBer dcutIeber $ieg bci $ouebeZ.

Wann iumrben get6tet nnb pier pere
hnn0et. Der areltser Lag tatiadJlid)
i'm @albbiftdjt nnb bie 2nftld)iffer
ninften bie SdJnfrid)tnns amo Gle
sGntfcrnnng angeben. Sas gelams
MIR Iebr nnnulfomnten nnb mad,
Iiedsitiinbiser geidieknns itauoea Sic
Maiten nod immer anfred)t. Sie
SemDlieritns iunrOe baum ant Il.
Smli bDllitanbis semadt. 9lm siueiten
sag batten bic GnglGnber MIR siue;
0eruunSete amf Sem pMerieg". Sri=
Der iaat bic Sfpeide uidJt, ,uie uicle
!bon Der 8eiakmns bes bentidl.n
aremsers bieIer Selbentat snm Spfer
Isefallen iinb.
SIN ltnterbaule oes engliIhen
l9arlamer1ts tpliroe an bie Gegierung
jnobnlals oas 8erlongen geItent, lie
noge ii6 oariiber erflaren, narlnl
liie @aumpole ilidt fir Gontrebanoe
ierfldrt babe. Sic iei bier5u poaaltf
berecbti9t eefpeein, So @aunntpolle
l5ur 6erIteuung bon Sprengitoffea
lalno SdieBmaterial beiinst 'iperbl
I2oro gfobert Gecil, ser Gorlontellts-
iefretdr oes 9lusipdrtigen 9lnttes, err
flarte, Die Hegierl1ng babe gaum-
liuolfe nid)t fir Gontrebanoe erfl6rt,
tpeil fie bas sSiltereiie Ser 9seutra-
len i'm slnge bebalten nliiiIe Geit tpie
lanee oie eliglifbe Hegierung iif)
iuDl bier5u oeranlaBt fiiblt?) gs fei
a6er Gorge oofiir getragen, bob fei-
Inc 8aumpoae nab 9ertIhlano &C.
be uno oas geiriige. Crit pern nnau
liebe, Dob trob aaen gorlibtsntasre
geln oo6 9aunllpolle nod Geltlh-
LAMB selonse, crit oann tperoe mar
|9aumpoIle aud fir gontrebanoe er-
| fl1ren.
/ Ger oeutide aaiier iit ipiebei
| GroBpater seiporoen. 9rin5 Oscar
| Der lih beim slusbrnb bes arieges
nit elmer @r1fin BON gnileipib, Ell,
liner Sofoome Der 2aiierin, oermdbl
Ite, lit bon ieiller @atfin nit eilien
| So9n beIhenft tporoen.
| Cine 9epeid)e ans lIoine, i'm ita
lieniiden @enesien bebanptet, 81,
| Ceiterreider berindten, Snrd) 81,
Garniiden sllpen in Stalien einam
orimgen.
/ Gs miro 3ur 3eit pieoer eilli
aorreiponoen5 iiber S6onotaten bel
] auroen nno Eirfen in &leinalier
oeroffentli9t. .@ir MAIDEN oarauf AT
merfiam, bob, laut our9aus glaub
miiroisen 9eridten, an aa oen @e.
ididten bon oieien @reueltaten feir
lpabres 8ort iit.
! snf oem eilgliihen 9ompfer ,9a
ron Napier1. aiif Dem elmer BEL gfetl
Srleanler 3eitungen eingelaufenel
glngabe gu Solge iid 8onlben be-
finoen iollten, bot man feline @ont
ben gefunoen.
] llniere agrpreB p1rlnte geIterl
iDieoer einnlal Die alte @eIdid,te
anf bon oem fran8oiiiden SdIoB
Dab Der oeutihe aronprih5 ausgc,
pliinoert baben iollte uno bon ocl
beioen bort geitoblenel1 8aien, oil
er ieiner @attin babe idenfen mol.
len, Die aber BON bieler, oie Dor
rliitterliber Seite rulliider slbftant.
mllng unb oober pieI beiler ef5o-
gen nno biel feiffiibliger JET, mi!
e1ttrilitling 5ltriifgeipieIen iuuroen
Wir brallden ltniere 2eier, Ole ie.
neg rei5enoe @eididtben in be,
.erpreB" gelelen bpben, mol fanr1
nod oaran 5u erinneril, oaB Die gait
Sc @eididte langit aIs cine 3iige
nahgeipieien lit. Ser &ronprilt5
1T ME in Dem SdloB getpeien oas
er gepliinoert bober Ioa.
stus @aibington miro gelnei
oct Die Gegierllng beablihtiae EN-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13

Bad 9emouitratipnen NIT SIorencej
0ohtIefen OeIsOefen. f12 We5tsgoms
uaeree ctr 9uIb 70 teuer tpie on6ere
6euer,lne
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13

Or, 8. RuR @hiienaut modt Die gr<
oifmina Ieiner Office. i'm 9idss@ebduoe
gir. 403-409, befannt Office Sci
@rodett II. BobninessS sSelepbon Grodett
1929.
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She Ncgle 9et. SO. Reues Qucr.
tier 308 9eoin gfpe. grofett 500
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13

slns @afbington miro gelnel-
oct, Die &egieruns beablihtiee e;n
Vairemt fir @rfinorng uno Gnttpid,
lung fir oas Slotten 9epartenent
81 idaffen. 9ieiem @ureou Inle
Elm geirat bon bernorragenoen gr-
finoern ratgebeno 5ur Seite itehelt
uno als ben 8orlitenoen oieIes @el.
rats bobe man Sbonos u, @oiion,
oen beriibmtelten amerifaniiheu gre
finoer, getuonnen. Die Serren Iollen
iid) porerIt NIT Der 2oIltng oes I'M
terleebootproblems befoilen uno tiir
itn'ere 8Iotte Elm ltnterieeboot ton.
ltrltieren, ipie es praftil6er iulo bel
Ter nidt gefiuoen perben fam.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-06
TRINIDAD COUNCIL GIVES WORK
Acts Favorably Upon Suggestion Mad,
by Trades and Labor Assembly.

Acting upon the suggestion of a COM
mittee from the Trades and Labor As
sembly the Trinidad City council has in
structed Street Commissioner Whites
carver to find work for the unemployed
married men of the city upon the city
streets.
The committee, composed of Robert
Uhlich, Robert Rhea, John Risch and
Others, and of which Uhlich was the
spokesman, appeared before the council
and made plea for alleviating the con.
dition Of the unemployed by putting as
many as possible to work on various
city enterprises that are necessary.
The street commissioner informed the
council that there was a great deal OF
work needed on the streets at the pres.
ent time cutters needing cleaning, streets
graded and so forth, and that he could
easily use some fifty men at the regular
wage of two dollars for eight hours and
two and a quarter for nine.
These men are to be employed upon
the Recommendation of the Trades As
sembly, who will establish an employ
ment bureau and certify to the council
or the street commissioner, the WORTH
ness of any men who apply for work
These men will each be given three days
labor week, In order to give as many
employmeut - possible.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-06
CUPID WORKS OVERTIME
AMONG CITY SHOP MEN
PLANT CLOSED TO BAcHELoRs AND
NON-UNI0N EMPLOYEES.
Epidemic Of Weddings Has Caused Com
missioner Pitcher and Superintend-
ent Olcott to Claim Record.

There is no fast rule at the city shops
that man must be married in order to
get a job, but the well-known prefer
ence of Commissioner of Finance Claire
j., Pitcher and Superintendent James
Olcott for men of families may have
had something to do with the recent cpl
demic of weddings reported from that
department of the municipal govern
ment- It is pointed out that six mar
riages of city shop employees have taken
place during the past few months. The
last one on the eligible list of benedicts
was removed on Thursday of last week,
when w. H. Worley, night watchman of
the plant, took unto himself q wife. Now
Commissioner Pitcher proudly boasts Of
being the most successful matrimonial
bureau manager in the state.
There are only twenty three employees
in the city shops which has proven .
skidoo number for bachelorhood. A tab
ulated record of recent events" in which
Hymen, the god of marriage, has been
busy on the job, shows the following:
Carl Becker, lever man on auto sprink-
ler, 6l7 Twenty sixth street, married ia
Miss Margaret Hanselman, July 20, 1914
Thomas S. Matthews, shop blacksmith,
4l4 Twenty-fourth street, married ia
Mrs Fanchon Cricket Holmes, July 30
1914.
Warren w. Kelly, blacksmith's helper
400 South Emerson, married to Miss Nax-
arean j. Zoya, Dec Q, 1914.
Arthur Flatray, machinest, e20 TWEEN
ty-seventh street. married to Miss Alice
Herget, Dec. ls, 1914.
Charles A. F. Mohrman, 1895 Champs
street, blacksmith, married to Mrs. An.
ME Stobbe, Feb. 20, 1915.
w. H. Worley, 1859 Galapago street
watchrnan, married to Miss Gertrude
Smith, Feb. 25, 1915.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-06
The Open Forum
A Hint on Home Industry.

Editor Denver Labor Bulletin:
Dear Sir;-In reading in the issue of
February % l note that the Colorado
Factory Facts makes mention that The
Bulletin is boosting for home industry,
and whenever see anything like that
cannot help but say if the merchants
would only instruct their clerks to push
the home products and let the consumer
refuse to take them in place of waiting
for the consumer to ask for them, then
they would be boosters right. Take the
woodworking industry in this city. At
present there are about $50 men en-
ployed in the bench and machine end of
the business. but If all that is used here
was made in Denver it would take more
than 500 men to produce what is con-
sumed. and these same business boost
ers Of Denver are among the ones who
send the business out Of Denver
The papers are urging everybody to send
letter to some one outside the state
and boost Colorado, when we have thou.
sands of idle men right here now and
nothing to do, but whenever = labor
union wants to get these facts into the
daily press it gets blue penciled and the
labor union men are put down a. knock
ers when they tell the straight facts of
the case.
ROBERT CURRIE.
Secretary Carpenters Union No. 55
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-06
COMMUNICATIONS AND BILLS.

"s,sn ssHS
Margaret Noonan salary
a f. Of l., N bond
Denver Labor Bulletin printing
seconded th,, ~. s2s46
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-06
OPEN TO ALL UNION MEN.

II you are . memher cf . labor a.
gani1ation you are eligibls to membef-
ship in the Trades Union Benefit A.
sociation. It's . place worth vAile.
Second floor Quincy hailding. Thsrsh
where you meet ths people you know.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-06


in. Carried - - -
The committee OF
COMMITTEES to act in conjunction with the
the penha% thsster Monday l. Report received.
the Building S Council s;a % & that That owing the fact that
for another week that the committee has pro-
Moved nd seconded that the matter Of unonirg Lakeside
COMMUNICATIONS BILLS
conuncaon be d substitute that the
to and that member the
moved and seconded that proposition
sered @ % @ Carried | & Communication % in & to shipping food animals %
the som~gnsation be laid the table being signed
that the bond in
c ms on % s'ns % @ that a @ the niSn Of S @ . F. Of s % iHds5.
s uSmmse Carried m Cigar Maks ssed to the Labels Sommss
hour day; referred to the Legislative Committee
NaIgare. Noonan salary postage -. 500
Denver Labor Bulletin, printing minutes .. ssS
- Moved % and seconded @ that instructed to secure
REPORTS DELEGATES
.iD D'sSs ga s assmSn , Exported that the Broom Makers
Delegate Sanford reported demand for the Cigar Msrr ,,,, i;
not es@%ss s as Ts Ms urged the des.tes to demand the label
mas for speaker for this meeting, - f ~ "
and the methods Of trying monopoi the buspes. Of
Moved Legislative Committee nvestigate bou hin
President Houston Lewis and ha.
Senator fri % 10 sSad S that hat h r%mttss Resstons
Jone. @ On th EsenSn. and lectures reported that they
a',sd ,s. oodmen of the World in
.s:s ssss sssfs ssfs ssna ass. ssa ;s
.i.:s g. IS ;; ;'ss. ':'s labor
'- business ''' *iss sfi sssssaiss s s'G ss.ss.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-06
Cozz7szM Denver MEgzEs
desG5LAbOrA Assembly
MEETING FEBRUARY 70,
MEETING rEBRUARY as, 1918.

R.,., .s, .. ii. p.,s, r.sss .s 1s ssS2 . ,ss
order f@f
sses 's'ss s sa %
T s'' the css be received and the delegates
that obligated at
70. $ s:.i % but = yes; = not ; 1:s: NUN ss- bring s $ %
sPesy ,.,ss n ,sm susta .. rif s;,
ss sa, hs a.ys Wis., Lott
s s :s ss;' u ss;ss ss'se s ss absent
Sss s.s h:.s ss1 ss,ss Abbott Clark
B'sse sns Mn cs
% s%sua asns sps:; S Hs.a ns.
c ssst' as'i' asss'
sss oB B..s.s H ssss Bennett.
a:'s s s s H S o iss s%i H..i S leopold
:.l.. wa ssss ai'i se:s :' O'''A'
sss % fs;" 'sn. lsss Brown.
ss::s s:ss;: s.=
gettls md Bruntfereer
Laundry Slaughter absent Hamilton
Hines HoustOni absent
@ gsSs Ss & a h.ss M o1Ssn '' absent. h aons Bronson
y wys,sF;;opoInss5 Coz, hIl.eA
REPORTS
adoption following reso
sentative %n' ss If 1 hs.s ssss 5 ssn s %rsS s ,so @ G s.
@ important @ $ uSs % work % % another @ % ss a % . sTsn i
eiay where attention
$ .s % %sss $ sss. s Hsa; '9 s9 @ s
r Re-; y
president Of senate .pi & Of the % sou of
Typographical Ho.ss
ns E cro.ley Bulxer Hines.
ss .s..a. . % ss,.a.., % s e: .as
opne.r reported srt-tosether
running ns. % sd hn % - s,r ped to the .rs1e %
REPORT ON coMPENsAT1oN
legislative. Committee
To the officer: member. Of the
The Legislative Commisi p
Compensation following
the law be of
.o s ssly .,ss. .s.
er being present anu n
o'o be out treaty
That the maximum yearly
prescribing intentionally infict
BY another be stricken it in conflict with
1s.s . the bill s..,s: % that death
smrsnsaso payment
& % . % % into %s pnss e n % held By s Sss"s .n S ss, &
t0 hns s%s. or or Other s I dsPn.ns End in favor Of those having
ton that s *, ss ss s's as % % pss . schedule for reduction on
caused undsr s t s n. % Isnss' % & the p' % bill ss % that where injury
n % shall % h. reduced % 80 % n and d. that wh..; employer % ss provide
!s % s % % s % but % % sss ss s' ss employer In the
npsss % sa si. % %aS %ss.s,
The uhnudin
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-06

Tg = Prinelps d Lsss cigar for an
Aftsr-dinnsr snoks. union 1AdA-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-06

OKeefe, the popular jeweler at s97
Fifteenth street, has those beautiful
bride rings. Don't Be- afraid. boys.-Adv
The Washington times., 1915-08-04
Realty ransfers

Dopbins Additon-Thomas A. Jameson TO
Memo J. and Rhoda A. Dickinson. lot W,
square $500. SO lstanps so.
Manor Park-Lewis +. Roberts ct ux Amanda
Z. to Frank +. Plummer. lot l. square 334l
$40 (stamps $S). -
Highview-Harry Wardman and Thomas p.
Bones to Frances {. Morris, lot ll9. square
1852. $40 (stamps $3.50.
Highview-liarry Wardman and Thomas p.
Bones to John j. and Nellie Mcdonnell. lot
l22. square 1882, SO (stamps $50.
AS II street northwest, and Massachuseus
avenue northwest, between Fourth and
Fifth streets-Angelo Da Prato to Oreste
Ridolh part original lot ?. square ol7, Slo
(stamps 50.
1865 / street northwest--Samuel E. Cornwell
to II. Q: Jeiteris. part original lot q,
. Sherwood-Clara A. Marden to James w.
Watson. lot Is. square i2l9, $40 (stamps 81.
Central Addition-Clara A. Marden to Roy
B. Penberthy. lot TO- square S5As $40 (stamp
villa Park-Clara A. MarIen to William E.
Ross. lot 29 square 4226, $40 tstamp 90
cents).
1905 sixth street nortt/cest-James 1. E
Henderson TO Rober0 c. Henderson. part
lot ~. square, AL. $40
Petworth-Margaret W. seyboth to Stuart
Boyer. lots 4s. Al and 81. square 1913. $40
(stamps, s.50).
Langdon Park-Laura Z. Berther to Joseph
3. Higdon. part lot 6. block Is. SO (stamps
Columbia DISQUALIFICATION V. stansbury to
Isadore L. and Elizabeth L. Kahn. lot IS,
block 33 (stamps So.
Longfellow Terracc-Na,ional Capital Realty
, Company to J. L. swisher. lots 10 and Ii.
square 3157. SEAS tstamps $50.
H street northeast. between Thirteenth ard
E. Paxson. lots 81. So and 81. square 1925,
SO tstamps 81.
The Washington times., 1915-08-04

Amesbury girl had little round mole
just under her left knee"
80 have l, said Celestia. what OF
"why this man stilliter." said Tommy.
who kidnapped you when you were a
kiddie, has taught you to think. by
mental suggestion, that you are what
you think you are. instead OF just q
lovely girl Of flesh and blood ike the
She shook her head and murmured
something about nonsense. but there
was something so earnest and convinc,,
manner ma that what he said could not
but shock and distrust her.
I'm sure you believe this. Tommy:
but It's quite out of the question:: !
remember. my heavenly home as II
you remember mental condition.
not a physical reality"
There was short pause; G. Then.
What you've s,d sad 9Hsss SsIssta not t9 aont
know why you say it, or why YOU
think it's true. but please don't argue
with me about 1t now. I'm SO tired that
I'd almost like to believe 1t myself.
at ff2n tha St'fr for he RGssS Rnsw very p Veil tha,
wanting to believe think lives next
door to believing It. II Celestia could
| be made to believe what Tommy had
| told her, her influence would be at ar
end. She would have to be got rid Of
| The professor trembled. The trium'
virate would be for putting her under.
ground. So would he; but he would be
for putting her. not In the grave. but
| back in those vast caverns whence
| she came. and where he. who had
power over her. could visit her at his
convenience.
! He wanted the woman more than the
| triumph Of that cause in whose interest
he had trained her so painstakingly foi
SO many years. 40
Let her believe He might be will
The Washington times., 1915-08-04
GODDESS


ing to help convince her. He wasn't
m" said Tommy, II can show you
their na,,n csysnif 1 can find it-then would
Il don't know" said Celestia. I'm
so tired. Please don't talk to me about
1t now" Then she smiled at him and
said: IT'S a wonderful invention.
though. ,hfH Find the cave frst and then
"Celestia-don't you want to be-
lleve?"
Then Prof. stilliter heard a sound
that almost made him foam at the
thought. 'and the viii and her use
fulness will be at an end, and she
VII VIII belong to me. Why not antici-
he stood there trembl,ns. He heard
down with sigh Of weariness. He
listened for a long time. The sound
OF her breathing told him that she had
| not yet gone to sleep. And anyway 1t
now. That would be for later. when
| the train was In motion and the lights
| out.
30 ut last he walked stealthily off
| TO his own car and called for q big
Meanwhile Celestia lay on her bed,
her hands folded on her breast. and
| her mind reviewing and reviewing the
| statements that Tommy had made.
And under the bed. trembling with
| hatred and excitement. lay Mrs. Gums
dorf. waiting for that time wher
| Celestia's regular breathing should
tell her that the defenseless object of
her hatred was sound asleep.
So tense were Mrs. Gunsdorfs s
muscles that the handle Of the stab
| bing knife which she had drawn from
her stocking was wet in her hand.
Continued Next Monday.)
The Washington times., 1915-08-04
Camera Rings Bell;
Man Soon Arrested

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-The next time
Leonard White. twenty-four years old,
waiter. wants to take something that
doesn't belong to him he'll look around
for wires.
Leonard isn't strong on electricity. so
when he wandered into the drug store
Of Frank Schwartz last night and saw
some cameras in the window while the
druggist was in the back room 1t looked
pretty safe to him. He picked up one.
Schwartz charges, but before he could
get to the door the druggist dashed out
OF the back room after him.
Half a block away White ran into the
arms Of Patrolman Emmich, who
brought him back to the drug store.
There the druggist showed the painting
prisoner hom the cameras rested on
buttons so that when they were lifted
an electric current rang bell in the
back room. White was taken to the
West Sixty-eighth street police station,
where a charge Of petit larency was
made against MIN.
The Washington times., 1915-08-04
Deaths.

James Barnett, OIL years. 1150 Eighteenth
street northwest.
william Jarvis Boardman, SO years, 1901 p
street northwest.
Daisy Hanna, 80 years. Government Hospital
for the Insane.
Ross F.. Mallett. 81 years. 507 Twenty-second
street northwest.
William II. Bolen, 72 years. Sibley Hospital.
Mamie r. Berkeley. 35 years. 222 Third street
northwest.
Hanson f: Weaver. 7s years. 1914 Q street
John Cook. 10 years. 1923 Park place north
east.
Philip y. Meade. 80 years. sibley Hospital.
Arthur T. Anderson, 4 months. 1910 Thirtieth
street northwest
Ida NJ. Berteis. 4 hours. 40 D street north
east.
Bette Jackson. 81 years. 1920 Nineteenth
, street northwest.
John Payne 81 years, 27l5 Dumbarton ave.
nue. northwest.
George Wilson. 80 years, Freedmen's Hos
Retsey Corbin. s5 years. 1cs l. street north
west.
Frank NJ Brown. year. 1867 Kaiarama roat
northwest
Beatrice Banks. 6 years. s14 d street south,
west
Ada Nickens. II years. Freedmen's Hospital
William Dunmore. months. Childrens Hos
pital
William Porter. tr.. day. lis Central avenue
northeast. Ivy City.
The Washington times., 1915-08-04
Steals His Eggs for
Rival, He Says in Suit

TOPEKA, Aug. 4-Henry Cauder Is
suing for a divorce after six months OF
married life. He says that the mean
ness Of his wife is something scandal
Gus.
In his petition Cauder alleges that he
has been a farmer, and requested the
defendant to make garden and raise
chickens. or to assist him in the mat
ter. but she refused and went TO the
neighbOr's, Bert Rice. and there made
garden for the said Bert Rice and set
his hens and stole the eggs from under
the plaintiffs hens and removed them
to the said Bert Rice's hens for the use
and benefit Of the said Rice"
The Washington times., 1915-08-04
Lightning Strikes Nest;
Eggs Are Soft Boiled

BUCYRCS. Ohio. Aug. 4.-Durlng a
heavy electrical and rain storm lightning
struck telephone pole on the John
Prause farm. near Chatfield. cutting a
wire into several pieces.
One siX-nch length fell into nest
of eggs, leaving the eggs soft boiled.
The Washington times., 1915-08-04
Mrs. Annie C.. Gotwald.

Funeral services for Annie c., wife
Of the Rev. w. H. Gotwald. former pas
tor Of St. Marks Lutheran Church! will
or Place Memorial Church. Private in
terment will be made in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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Hanson f. Weaver

Funeral services for Hanson E. Weav-
er will be held at the residence, 1914
. street northwest tomorrow at 2:3O
o'clock. Private interment will be made
in Arlington National Cemetery.