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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26
.DEM0CRATST To
|NTERvENEFOR
C[EMENCY
OKLAHOMA COUNTY CENTRAL
COMMITTEE ENDORSES RESO-
LUTlONS ASKING PRESIDENT
FOR PARDONS.

Oklahoma City, oct. 25.--A plea to
President Wilson in behalf of ]. j.
Zeal and Frank Quinn, convicted in
the federal court of violating federal
laws in seeking to enforce the so
called "Grandfather" clause of the
Oklahoma constitution, was voiced
Saturday afternoon at a meeting of
the democratic county central com
mittee when a resolution asking par
dons for the men was adopted by a
rising vote. Quinn and Beal formerly
were election officials in Kingfsher
county. Their conviction has been
sustained by the United States su.
preme court.
Adoption Of the resolution, which
urged that the men were Just doing
what they deemed their duty when
they committed the alleged crime,
was the first official action by dem
ocracy in the state in their behalf.
The resolution declared the convic-
ton unlawful and unjust" for the
reason, it said, that if Beal and
Quinn had failed to enforce the
Grandfather" clause, they would
have violated their solemn promise
to carry out the dictates Of the Ok
lahoma law.
The following is the working Of the
text of the resolution, copy of which
is to be sent to President Wilson:
"Be is resolved by the democratic
central committee of Oklahoma as
follows:
First, that whereas two democrat
ic election committeeman, J. J. Beal
and Frank Quinn, were convicted in
the federal court for the violation of
a federal law in seeking to enforce
what is known as the grandfather
clause of the state constitution of Ok
lahoma, and, whereas, said conviction
was affirmed by the supreme court
of the United States in declaring |
said grandfather clause in the con-
stitutiOn as violative of the four
teenth amendment of the federal con-
stitution, and said conviction by |
judgment of the court of appeals has
become final;
And, whereas, we deem said con.
viction unjust and unlawful for the
reason that if the said J. j. Beal
and Frank Quinn had failed to en-
force said grandfather clause, as
election officials of Union township,
county, Oklahoma, they
would have violated their oath of
office as election officials of the state
If Oklahoma:
And, whereas, we believe that
hey merely did their duty as public
officials of the state of oklahoma in
he enforcement of said grandfather
,lause, in the attempt to enforce the
election law of the state of Oklahoma,
Is by said law they were so directed;
1--WE therefore earnestly and hon.
,stly and democratically urge the
president of the United States to
grant them full pardons from said
conviction, believing that the federal
PRISONS are not proper places for
he honest, law-abiding citizens of the
tate of Oklahoma.
THE secretary of this committee
s hereby directed to furnish all city
Iapers with a copy of this resolu-
ion, and mail the president of the
United States copy of same, for
lis immediate consideration.
Passed by said committee at Okla
IONA City, this 23rd day of October,
\. D, 1915"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26
PROVENCE.

Provence, Okla, Oct 25.-Cool,
pleasant weather in our section Of
the country. Farmers are again busy
gathering their crops,
The heavy rain of Oct. l6 damaged
crops to some extent, also washed
out bridges and in some places the
roads are almost impossible.
We hear of some sickness in the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

When the chest feels on fire and
the throat burns, you have indigestion,
and you need HERBINE to get rid of
the dis1greeable feeling. 1t drives out
badly digested food, strengthens the
stomach and purifes the bowels. Price
soc. Sold by Bomar Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

Would Delay Shipments.
This was for the purpose OF delay
ing shipments of munitions to the
allies it was said. Only ships carry.
ing war munitions were to be thus
disabled, according to Fay's state
ment.
Police announce that Fay had made
a complete confession of his activities
during his stay here and later the
prisoner gave out a statement to the
newspapers In that he said:
Denies Wrecking Plants.
MY only object when came to
this country was to interfere with
the enormous shipments of artillery
ammunition to the allies. Being a
machinery manufacturer myself and
knowing that any ordinary damage
that may be done to a factory may
be repaired within few hours II
decided it was useless to bother
with ammunition plants. Therefore
the limitations that have been CON
nected with various explosions in
such plants in the United States is
entirely wrong.
Il was serving with my regiment
in the Champagne district am saw
the terrible havoc and loss caused
by the French artillery fire. Several
French batteries at Il certain point
were annoying us We made a night
attack and dynamited the guns, but
to our great dismay we found next
day that the dynamited guns had
been replaced. These were of the |
75 millimeter type.
During my spare time had in
vented device to explode mines by !
doing away with electrical wiring.
In this way | was able to overcome
the effect of dampness or water on
the bomb. | applied to my colonel
and he put me in touch with the
secret service officers and one of
the agents arranged for my passage
to the United States. came here
On the Rotterdam, arriving, | believe,
IN April 23 last. | had no trouble
n getting into the country"
Says Fay is Real Name.
Fay said that he and SchoIz had
conducted large number of expert
nents with his mine device along the
Hudson river but declared that
)desch was in no way implicated. The
nan said Robert Fay was his name,
md that he was listed under that
lame in his regiment He also said
hat he was a German, and denied ,
hat his father had been an English
nan. Fay said he was well supplied
With money when he arrived here, and
therefore, was able to act on his own
responsibility.
''When the German secret service !
rranged for my trip to the United s
'tates, they left the adysabflity of
sing my device to the Judgment Of :
Military and naval authorities in this /.
ountry,' Fay said
Both Captain Won Papen and Cap
ain Boy-Ed strongly refused to make 1
ny use of my device in this coun-
'y, but said that its use in Canada
'ould depend upon Developments
Would Attach Device to Ships.
Lieutenant Fay explained how he
tanned to attach mines carrying his
evice to the sterns Of ammunition
lden vessels sailing from Nv York.
y properly arranging the device, he
the device would be ex-
Ioded when the steamer was about
alf a day out
Fay declined to- say whether he had
tempted to attach mines TO any
lips in this harbor, but declared he
ad not attached Daded mines to any
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

iett trat Die Heoftion nod ser ii6er.
9roBen 9%(nipannlng offer Nerpet
elm: oolige Gri1laifuna. gnolih
perflel lie in cinen unrubigen S6laf.
Oieler muBte mebrere Stunoeu ge.
oailert babeit, bn ihon bus Cages.
grauen oos 3immer e~rleltd)tetc, ais
lie oie slligen offnete. Snrefen be-
ficl Iie, ols lie cine 1eitolt am Sen.
tier lieen Iab-ein unheitimmtcr. I'M.
aepiiier 8egenitano. Oeilcn llnlrilie
lie MIR unoentlid pobrucbmen
fonllte. Eloblid, crinnerte iic lid, mie-
Der an ibr 3uiammcltreifen nit 90.
o%isfolp, mo lire ,@ano iuhtc unipil.
fiirlid, nod, Der @offc, Die lie nebell
lid, 9ele9t bate. 9et bent @erGuid),
Oos Die Seipcgrng pernrlaGte. crDob
lidl Die @eitalt langiam uno ndbcrte
lid DEM Bette. Sollina iab, ooB oaS
@eieu meiblihe aleioer trug; miB.
trauiih ltano lie aui uno erbob Den
Sold; nber lie lieB ben Gold, linfcn.
ais lie cine befdnlite Stiutme per.
na6lt ltnO ein 9lrln JIG j1rtlid, INT
faBic.
Stamina, liebe ,Sanina," iliiiterte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

Dung 81, ItGrfen; ieine 9leioer parel,
in llnoronung nno id)musig bon Dem
longen Hitt, uno Der aus ieinem
Wllnoc oringenbe 9ranntmeinounit
erbobte nod ben miOermdrtigcn Gin.
orild, ben Der @rnf nrf ons iultge
WGof)en mufte.
Gamma blieb iprad)los iteben; ielbit
ibr Sdredensri,f mar e%ritorrt bel Die
'em anblld, utb geldhmt oitrd ab.
id)ou nnO Sd)reden Itano lie Dem Gin.
bringing gegeniiber.
vSie bnben mid mohl ttd1t ertpor-
tet, GomtcBhen," fubr Sobisfom
tort, MIR nod etpo 5mei Sd)riite BON
ibr ettiernt, limo Id)einen wenia er.
freitt. mid, sit ieben. slber es lit Jest
nifJt Die 3eit lid nuBloiem Summer
binsltgeben." 6emerfte er, ais Saniita
lid oos 0eliht nit Den S1noen be.
oefte. Ser arme 9romirsfa lit IN
cine before @eIt gegaugen, wenn cs
etmas ocrartiges gibt. mo cbe er
oieic Mciie ontrat, bot er Sen @ltnidl
aiIsgeiprod}cn, id) iple lie gcger oQe
@eiabren unD Seriuhlulgen Der @clt
id,iiben, inOem id) Sic su meiner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

DIE Sremoe, %-erfennit Su mid niht2
Sd bin Sonia. Neime Sonia."
So6 Sanina pernabm bieie @orte
nift. oenn tie lag bepilbtlos in Den
Irmen Der SreunDin.
slls tie iif erbolt bate, iab iie
6ruei 8eitalten, sic Iid at ibr berab.
bengten; in Der einen erfannte lie so.
nia; aber bas 8elift Ser anoeren-
elm @eiiht bon mllnoerpoller orien.
talilf)er Sd,onbett-nar ibr gdnSlid)
unbetantt.
,Saiie Mlltb," fliiiterte Sonia.
ybeberrihe Gid. trinf' Dies mo Dam
perlllde, Oh 0u ouiiteben founit,' Die
3eit lit fur3."
Snninn 9ehorhte Ger 9ittc 90.
Mas mno filblte iid) olird) Den feuri-
gen @ein iebr geitdrft. Gas Sllt
rolte mieber Olrh lire aocrn, lire
arGite febrten 5uriif unb oic Grin.
neriing an Oos, mas geldebcn mar,
lpurOe FLAIR, ob9leid) naeS, mas tic
Iest itmgab, lbr Ell poultoltol9cs
Hutbiel mar.
.@eld,es @lunber bat Gid 5u mel.
ner Hettung bierbergefiibrt?" irnate
lie, I'm iif barber wenigiIens 9lui.
tl1rung 81 perlfaiien.
vGs lit ieBt feine Belt gum Gr5Gb-
len." erluioerte Sonia baltig. OH
mllBt iogleid) fort bon bier; Hpbfo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
2 4. aapitel.
Werratben.

Sc Us mar Mittog, ais Sooi$folp IN
Nllonia antam. Grit ge9eu Sonnen.
rmiergang perfiinoigte Elm leiiea
~sSSammern Der alien gnsicnfn. OnB ibr
rngliidliher Serr Don ieinen 2eiOen
q 6ird) ben 300 beireit luorben lei.
@Ghrello oieier lanaer Sturoen mar
Der @oiipcrneltr i'm 2raltfen5immer
oeblieben mo bate i'm Stilen Tlone
.fiir Ole 3ufunft eiltlporfen; aber 10.
bal0 ser Srai Sromirsfa perlfieOei,
lpar, lidnO er auf lln0 perlleB 0as
3in1mer, 0enn er batte elnen ei8cr.
tbilmlifen Ibld)eu Dor Seidlen. Gr
beidbl iein Eiero por5uiiibren mo
febrte IN Moies Shlumm's Seglei.
tiing nad] 2opice 5uriid. Ger leBtere
blieb smei YieroelGngen binter lei.
mem TorgeieBicn juriid unO pltn.
oerte lif iiber Die Saunen ieine%
Serrn, Der ieill Yfero jlnpciien 81
einem id,arien Srab nnipornte, balr
aber Die 3iigei aubieit mo baS Sbiel
III SfrIti fallen lieB. STEM @orl
ipuroe auf ocm @eDc 5piihen ber
MGmern gerpeficlt. Grit uls lie bnS
SdIlpb erreid,t soften, 6eiabl Soois
fom. pom Eieroe itcj8enO, Mpics, i'm
81 %iolIca,
.@aS III nit Iir?" iraoic ser Sc
neral pl5elid,, ais tic lid allein III lei
ucu, Streiasimn,er ~bcionoen. "Soi
Gu Gid, bei Stcpbnn, Dem SaQlm
fen. nit 0ranannciu betruufcu, oui
Gein ipirn hrcmt?" Ncrn h.Hmm':
S!ngen iu;feiten ruIh III 'eiren He!re
9uaaen ;e;Nte id, circ grrc1ur0. O;v
or .ey8stcns 81; osr5erger utl,c.
,g4ir ~,ydnfea nut Die Sceieutna
Aes nerf,p-baren Sraieu." rrmitert
SN!Emnl oemiiitip. .goce Wei'
Scai iii slar, NIB fam aQc& per
iitjca. .1as 9S5ei:ei,5 !hal i0s:."
SCR Sererai ntulterI: i'm pri;icto
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

Sralt made. Nun, i1 piitid,e itid)ts
beiieres; be,ll. mic Sic lid e%rinneril.
begte id) imater groBc @epunOerling
fiir Sic, aber Oa es SDeiielbart err
l6eint, Oh oieie portreIflid)en @efiible
alid BON Sbrer Seite errpibert per.
ben. mar i) sen0tbigt, 5u elmer
arieesliit 81 greifel, Inn Sic bon
Bern bierber 81, lodelt. 8ir f0nnet
ia unleren Sonigmonat BORT uerleben,
menn Sic moQen." fIbr CT fort, lif
an ieil,er eigelten 9ereotianfeit or.
mGrmen0, LIMB Damn meroen Sic ale
Sbre alten Srelnoe mieoerieben; sic
lonelt oitd) nid,t lange aitf unlere
SodBeit 5u marten baben oern lie
miro nlorgen itattiinoen. Nun! lper.
Den Sic mir einen Stub gepGbren?
Sn Sirospol naren Siemioeripenltig;
aber iett limo Sic meme Vraut,--
Seuiell" riei er plotlld), iioem CT
id)nel 5uriidtrat.
PTS Sanina Oieic emporenoen
Spottreoen borte, oilS 0cnen lie CT
iilbr, rpelfes Sdidlol ibr beporItano,
mar Die @etdubuna, melfe auI ibrem
8ciIt laltetc, langiam peridmunoen,
unO ibr Muth febrte nit Dem roaelt
9emnbtiein 5uriif; Stol5 unO Born
flammteit in ibr AM, ilber Die grobe
Yeleioigung. Die ibr inter ibrem
eigcnen Iud)e mioeriubr. Cab lie,
eine Sromirsfa, olls elmer Der Itolje'
item Samilien Eolens, einen roben
Nuiien beiratben iollte, perleste lie
oui's tiefite ulO Die 5ornige Gmpo-
rltng itnfelte lie an 81 loTortlaer
Chat. slls Der oreiite @oOisfou lid
ibr n1berte, trat lie al Den Gid,
ergriif elm Weiier lno iiibrtc einen
Streid) gegen Den anarelier, Der lei'
mem Sdiein ein Gnoe gcrnod)t babcn
niirOe, lpenn or nidt 5nriidgepiderl
ndre. ,Sebt Itono iie Dor Inn nit DER
@oiie in Ger e~rbobenen Sano. Den
Bid poll eiierner Gntif)loiienbeit.
Sort" riei Tie uno trat einen
Sdritt olii i'm 5ll. wdhreno er iie nit
SaB uto Sermunberung betrad)tete
.iort, ODER Sbr 9liit tonlnlt ilber Sbr
Saupt.."
@obisfop mar Elm mutbiger Warm
abcr sic linuorbergciehen fiibne nlih
energiid)c Saltung oes jltn9eh WtGo'
fens bate i'm u~ulliI1noiG iiberraltt
or blieb eillen Augeu6lif mul6liiiiiQ
itcbcn mo ging Damn lan9lam nod
DER Sbiir 81. ourd] Die er ein9etretel
mar, mGbrcno Sanina ibm Sd)rit1
alli Sd,ritt iolgte. bier belt er an
uno iogtc nit g%ebellfelter 8leld)9lll'
tigfeit:
.@ute Todt, Gpmtebhcn. S:l
iino our6 bic GreiJniiie bea Cages
auiaeregt unb ieben niht elm, oab c;
am beIten iiir Sic lit. nit SIREN
fiinitigen Gbcmanh aui gutem Sul
III bleibeu. @ute Nodt! Sd bofIe
Dies miro Die lette 9tadlt Dor unierel
Sod5eit Ieit."
Nit Oieien @ortel> perlieB er On;
@emad). Stamina periflob Ole Sbiir'
uhO mar INN pirflid, nlein. Sdypan
fenb 9ing JIG ourh oas 3immer mi
mari iid,. IN cinen Stronl bon 1hrd
men o~tsbred)clro, ami ibr Sett, Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

miro Geine 6iihrerin ieia, nt6 nenl,
ieoe 6efabr beieitigt lit, miro Sic Sir
aueS erfldren; iiirt]te 0ib nid,t Dor
ibr, On fannit ibr pouiailoig per.
trdllen."
y@obin ioG i1 oenlt et1en, nnS
mariim bcgleiteit OH mid, nht, 60.
MAP"
I'D, mlB bier bleibcn." erpioerte
Sonin; ,ater IN melligen taacn
leben mir inns mieOer. Gam pirlt
Oh BON Sooisfom uidltS mebt AT
fiirftcn haben. Aber jest fomp'!
Sic Stl,ieu iino iteil, battle Gid al
melner Sdntlter feii."
Sic gtne pornn 81 elmer Shiire I'M
@etdiel unb itieg Damn cine gebeimc
Sreppe binab. oieielbe. ipelhe lie 90.
mails berduigeItiegcn mar, ais lie
&ubta belud)te.
St Dem aorrloor lltten fan0en lie
Den alien Stepban, Der laltt idlud)jte
iut0 Die @ouo ieiner irngen Serrilt
mif Siiiicu bcoedte. 9olo Oarauf
cr'dlien @dSjcufa nit 9ultcrufleibern,
Sonina legtc JIG an mo elttfam unge.
leben nit Hpbtu aus Dem Sf)lob.
Cine Melle 9ine e5 oi,rd) bcn @nlb,
oalm erreiflten lie Die 2anOitrabe, no
lie Elm beOedter &orren e~ripartete.
Sic itiegen Elm unb in Spei Stunben
mar Sanina ein nit Sohad]tung be.
banoelter 8oit I'M Sal,ie oes Nabbi
Gsfanafi in 2opice.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Nortics A.

So its" mirnleltc Shliutni.
.slper mic habcn Sie oos crfabren?"
.@os ipiirbet Shr tbun," flthr Die
Srelnoe fort. ohne ieine iSra9e SIT be-
ofteu. linn nid)t MIR Cure &afll,dht
Ill bcirieOigen. ipnoern oud, Ser.
5~eihntg iiir Grren @erratb lno DC
Riidgobc Gurer Sod,ter 5h erlon'
GEM"
I'D, piirOe mein 2eben Diiigeben."
,Guer Scben lit bereits permlrft, ="
erpiocrte oas W1ofen falt, rober
ipolt SSbr peril,d)en, burf) trelle Sin'
aabe All sic beilige Sade Cure
Inlifheit uI,0 l1noonfborfeit mieoer
gut 81 madlen?"
,@erpib," erlpioerie er nit Letter,
ODER letter Stimme,
I'D, mill Gif trallen," lagtc 10
r~infu,-oenn lie ma Die Sremoe-
ilno itefte bic 1iltole IN Oie SaIt)e.
,Sbr murloert G,lf. ipober ld) oas
olleS meiB?" iirbr lie tort. "Nnn,
rlpeiterc @cbeimholtrng iii niht no.
tbia, u,o if fann iogleid) crfloren,
oob mir eS pom Gurer Sod)ter erfob-
rel hubc,, Die inter meillem Sdntt
itchi."
Inter Sbrcm SfuB?"
ySa, uno id) mill Giid ofiell erflo'
rel,, marrrn mir lie uerber9enl mir
broud)en Guren 9eiitano. uno oie'cll
moIlte i6 mir iid,ern Nurd, Ginnir'
fnng alti gllcre p1terlid,en @eiiihle."
.,lnb lit tic iif,er?" itommeIte
Wt es.
nFa. iiAer uno 9liidlidl! SIR iper'
set lie baIo lpieoerIeben. Sa, id) babe
Grrcn 9eiitano notbis, Inn Den grob'
tell Sfurter. ben Die Grbe lie getra.
gen hot, Dor Die @eredltigteit III
siebelt, Oen @raien 9obisfop, Dem
SGr ben id)Gllolifen Inidlog cinac'
i~liiiicrt labt, einen Sremben jl Der
hoitcn u,o al SteQc zines 9tihiliIter
in oic iibiriid,cn @eraperfc 81
id)ifcn." - Moies iulf 5itterno II
einen Stuh(.-oSb itnb Gllcr Scri
glalbt. oas Spier lei erirlunfcil, iii(
"Sbr icio heioc Sieger. ober Ons ii
nidt Scr SOL. Soulinaton lit IN
Sidlerheit ullo miro bulo III Eeters'
burg ailfominen Inn @ere6tigfeit NM
Seitraiiung ieiler Teinoe SIT ioroern
8rai 9ooisfolp miro erItount leir
ebenio ipie SDr! Iber if) iebe. Oai
SIR gud) barber wunbert, baB id
guren @eiitanb bralidle, Oa oofl Ell
lebenoer 9epeis porbanoen iii. Ibel
Der @rllnb lit einfnd: 8ein Sbr &c
not)igt peroen fonnt. cine Idriftlid)j
Surlegung oeS gail5en Nnlhlogs 81
0eber, che er ;ltr aemntnib Der orittey
.lbtbeilune %tonnti, 10 ieib Sbr Oapol
iifler, Dab Sbr nid,t ais ein geiGhr
Iid)er MitihulOi9er bel Scite geifoii
meroet, mo hnB nidlt Ieine mGdltigel
SreunOe i'm retten mo Die gang,
Sfnlo Gild, auiwGl5er. @cnu nil
Gin iold)es Sofunlent III SGnocn IA
beli. fam or nld)t eutfommen; ocs
holb miiBt Shr Gitd) nieOerleBen-
Stephon miro Glidl sSeoer mo Sint
.1eben-lmo ieoe Ginjelbeit oca Ser
brehcnS St Eapier %brlngen. Tas
miro Glid rcttell, lpenn Der Snurn
luerpartet losbrid)t. @eum SDr Ter
Zig ieib, Jolt Sbr Cure Sod)te
icbcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
3. & I.
ltcbcrltjtet

als Mpies Shllimm ieinem &c.
Dieter angab, dr' meld)e @eiie So.
nina's Seroodt eingeid,lGfert neroen
Tonne. bis lie oaS. SfloB betreten
babe, no lie lid Damn gans IN Der De-
nalt OeS 8rafen befano, bate er feine
Mhnurg non ben intimen 9eiiebun.
gen, ipeld)e 5lpiid,en Der polniihen
Grbin mo Der 9eiterin ser Nibiliiten
beItonoen, ionit miiroe er f~einespeeS
10 ihlaue Ildne enttporIen boben. ir-
Dem lie ieoe MosIihfeit ser gnt.
oedltna beieitigten, ifiperes unbeil
iiber Snnina's unlf1uloigcs Sallpt SIT
bringen 0robten. Ourd) Die alte 9os.
ienta bate Sonio BON Dem Eele.
9ralnm gehort, oas noh 9erlt abee-
ldilot moroen mar, unb lie lpuBte, onb
Saililla bent perrGtberiifen Hitf ic-
9lelh Nolge leiiten milr0c. Mber Oh
glelf) c. ihr lebr erniiitidlt mar. ods
Sollino 5ur Belt BON gooisfop'S
Stitr5 lid i'm Snnbe beiitoen Diiroe,
10 beoauertc lie bod, bn6 ourdl eilt
3iliammentreffen nit Dent perbaBten
@rafen ibrer Sreunoin Summer unb
Sorgert bereitet merbell mltBte unb lie
nlaftc Woies beftige Gormiirie oar.
iiber, ooB er Dem Spuperneur einee-
%iliiltert babe, cine Seiratb nit ga.
nina 5ll er5Dingen. Sergebens ert-
iduloigte iih Ser Ilte bamit, bob Die
gmpeienbeit Ser reid)en Gr5in goois.
fom oapon ubbalten merDe, lid ourh
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-28
MOLIhO ACQUITTED
 IF MADRIL'S MURDER
It Took All Night and Ten Ballots
 To Reach a Verdict

After being out all night, the jury at nine forty o'clock yesterday morn- ing acquitted Lautero Moline of the murder of Felix Madril. The ac- cused man was in the court room when the jury returned with its verdict of not guilty and by his side sat his wife baby and step daughter, Aurora Lopez. who were excluded from the court room during the trial. His brother, Abraham Molino who has been an interested speCta- tor throughout the case, was also there and was the first to grasp the hand Of George Purdy Bullard, counsel for the defense. He has taken the entire responsibility for the care of the family since the beginning of the case last Monday. He said that they an felt the strain of the rast week and would remain quietl.' in town for a day or two before re- turning to their home in Agua Cal iente.
 It is understood that more than ten ballots were taken before the jury finally agreed The first ballot was four foI acquittal and eight for conviction At nine o'clock in the morning after a long night of argu- ment. the vote stood nine for ac- qnittal three for light sentence. Then rising vote was suggested and every juror stood and the final Lallot followed.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-28
Christian Science

First Church of Christ. Scientist. Arizona School of Music, North Cen ral avenue. Sunday service at Ii a m Subject of the lesson sermon: Ancient and Modern Necromancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced Golden text: Isaiah S:19. When they shall say unto you. Seek unto them that have familiar spirits, and unto wizards that peep. and that mutter; should not a peo- pie seek unto their God?
 sunday school at 9:45. The We'd nesday evening testimonial and ex- perience meeting is at o'clock. The reading rooms maintained by this church are located in the Nou build ing on First avenue. Rooms 221 and o23 and are oper daily, except on sunday, from Il a m. to p. m., and on Tuesday and Friday evenings from to 9 At these rooms a wei
Arizona republican., 1915-11-28
Baptist Church

spiritual Athleticism' will be the morning subject, and Can l Be 1ieVe in a Future Lffe?' the even 5ne subject at this church. Services at l1.c0 a. m. and 7:30 D. m Be aiming with this Sunday. the pastor 'sill preach short sermon for the Junior Congregation, they to be dis missed before the long" sermon. The Most Wonderful organ in the World will be the subject for this first sermon. Parents will please ex- rect their children home somewhat later than usual. The Church Bible school will be held at 9.45; Junior at S-oo and the B. Y. P. L. at 6:3O Baptists who nave not united with this church may bring their church letters to either morning or evening service, and they will be received. George R. Narney, minister: residence N1S North Fifth avenue; telephone S5gs.