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The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
wEsrGRN.

Mexican outlaws raided the village
q Sebastian. thirty-seven miles north
u Brownsville. Tex. killing two
men.
It b stated in Chicago that ct least
six persons will be indicted by the
federal grand Jury investigating the
Eastland disaster.
A three-ysar agreement providing
for the return to work Of 10000 union
painters. who have been ON q strike
four months was signed in Chicago.
Three Mexican outlaws were killed
by posse at farm house about thir-
~ miles north Of Brownsville, Tex.
One member Of the posse WAS slightly
wounded. -.
Kansas City was selected ~ the
next years meeting place by the
American Osteopathici Association at
the closing session at Portland of its
nineteenth convention.
Notwithstanding the lack Of state
building. the thirty-ninth anniversary
OF the admission Of Colorado to the
Union was appropriately celebrated at
the San Francisco exposition I'm the
Utah building. loaned for the occasion.
Blk MexicAns have been killed and
-four Americans wounded. two fatally.
in fighting on the Norias ranch be.
tween raiding party of thirty Mex
lean outlaws and fourteen ranchmen.
1t was reported In brief message re-
ceived at Brownsville. Tex, from
Norias. -. - Z: 49,
Cold and hungry. Hugh Punneo, 81
years old, who went to Denver from
Bosworth, Wyo.. to search for his
father. Isaac Punneo, applied at police
headquarters for shelter and food. The
young man declared he had tramped
the streets for days. but was unable
70 find any trace Of his father.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
Pair Shoe. sx-Husbsnd Four Time,

Pair Shoot sx-Husband Four Times.
Denver.-Shot four times. perhaps
fatally. with q revolver in the hands of
his divorced wife, Mrs. Alice M. Grit.
fifth, and riddled with scattering buck
shot from a shotgun by her husband,
George Griffith, a rancher, Marion F.
Head. IS years old, of Denver. former.
Iy surveyor, fought them off and e..
capped with his life in a desperate en-
counter ut his former home, eight
Miles east of Ebert. Griffith was
called from q neighbor's house by his
wife. after Head, she says, had started
fight in the house and she had fired
one shot at him.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
Gen. Tracy Given Military sSria,.

SSss ss0Sy ~sv~" VssNkASy OVVg0us
New York.-Gen. Benjamin F. Tracy,
former secretary Of the navy. who died
here, was buried with military honors.
Funeral services were held at Trinity
church and the crowd in front OF the
church was 90 large that traffic ON
Broadway was suspended during the
ceremonies. Battalions. of marines
from the navy yard and companies of
coast artillery and infantry from near
by forts formed a guard Of honor.
Undsr-Sea Boat Sinks Turk Warship.
London.-The Turkish battleship
Kheyr-Ed-Din Barbarossa Of $500 tons
displacement, formerly the German
warship Kurfurst Friedrich wilhelm.
was sunk In the Dardanelles by q sub
marine of the entente powers. accord
ing to an official announcement Is
sued by the Turkish government. The
Swedlsh steamer Mai was sunk BY 4
German submarine. One boat contain
ing seven men and aiwoman has been
picked up and landed at Copenhagen.
"A second boat carrying the captain
and nine men Il missing.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
RisIsy Suspended by Governor.

beaverton q charge of breach of
discipline and misconduct" Harry w.
Risley, state printing commissioner,
was notified by the governor that he
had been suspended for a period Of
ten days without pay. Since the sus-
pension was made under a rule
adopted by the new civil service COM
mission Risley refused to recognize
the right Of the governor to suspend
him. He reports for duty and. under
protest, turned over the keys Of his
office and the records of the depart
ment to Mrs. Alice Adams Fulton, sec.
rotary Of the commission.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
Shortaae Of ,So, $50 Renorted.

Denver.-The' entries in the state
treasurer's books. which are said to
cover shortage of $s,sS0.0o during
the administration of N. A. Leddy, are
In the handwriting Of Julius H. CLARK,
who shot and killed himself last April,
according to J. 8. Temple. deputy
state treasurer under Allison Stocker.
Mr.. Clark. who was reported to be
suffering from periodical attacks Of
mental alteration, left note, declar.
ing he was short IN his accounts. ow.
ing to his faultless reputation, this
was not credited at the time.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
Messing Heir Sought.

Grand Junction.-The whereabouts
Of Edwin Yarnell ID being sought here
by his niece, Miss Lena Yarnell Of
Bowen, ILL.,. who writes local author
tiles that Mr.. Yarnell, known to have
lived in Grand Junction about twenty
years ago. is one Of the heirs to the
Yarnell estate. worth over 100000.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13

Pueblo.-The Fowler search party
headed by Charles Delebar, q son.
found the body of Joseph Delebar, 81,
Canon City pioneer. imbedded in the
mud OF Bessemer ditch, a mile below
Deyine, seven miles east of Pueblo.
The aged man disappeared a week
ago. and the condition of the body in
dicates that" he fell into the water
then.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
Faculty Changes at School Of Law

EoS0ssy SU2V8SO - 0SU00t " 6o"s
Boulder.-Prof. William r. Arthur.
dean Of Washington College of Law
of Topeka, Kan, has been appointed
professor Of law at the University Of
Colorado law school to take the place
of the late Prof. William H. Pease.
F. G. Folsom, who for several yeart
past has been part-time professor, has
been made full professor. Announce.
ment Of the reorganization was made
by Dean John d. Fleming Of the Law
school. who becomes Thomson profes.
sor of law in accordance with the be-
quest of the late Mrs. Olivia Thomson.
who left $4,000 to the university to
endow q chair In honor of her hus.
band, the late Charles Inglis Thorn.
son. formerly of the Colorado Court Of
Appeals.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
Beard Denies .Psrdons to siaysrs.


Denver. Genyeko Mitsunaga, the
Japanese sentenced to life imprison-
ment for the murder Of Mrs Rather
inc Wilson in 1911. was denied par
don by the State Board of Pardons.
Kava Nagashaki also was denied
pardon or Communication Of sentence on
. life sentence for the shooting Of Ida
Miller In 1909. e'
Harry Pike. the real estate oper-
ator. who shot Mayzelle Ritter May
II, 1910. and who Is serving a thirteen
year sentence, was denied in a second
request for Communication of sentence
The only case In which a favorable
action was taken to the convict was
that Of GARLIC Moscatta, who had his
four-year sentenced reduced to three
which will release him at once. Mos
catta resented the attack made by
another man upon Mrs. Moscatta, and
shot him.
Other cases denied included Frank
Muriatta, from Weld county, fourteen
to twenty years for murder; Victor
Pangranzi. San Juan county. seven to
eight years for murder; John Dietz,
from Las Animas county, life, for muir
der; Christ Bernardo. San Juan coun-
ty, twelve to fifteen years for murder;
Barney Carrolo. Huerfano county. five
to seven years for robbery; John r.
Blocker, Fremont county, ten to
twelve years for forgery.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
outlaws Rob oIaths Postoffiee.

Acknowledgements broke into the
postoffice at Olathe, twelve miles
north Of here, wrecked the safe with
nitro-glycerine. seized its contents and
escaped without leaving q clew.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
Huris Bomb From Room.

Trinidad.-When Mrs: Antonio Lo.
presto. wife Of an Aguilar saloon.
keeper, woke suddenly. she saw .
bomb with q lighted fuse, nearly
burned down, suffering on the bed.
room window sill on their first floor Of
the dwelling.
Awakening her husband with Q
warning cry, she leaped from her bed.
ran to the window, seized the bomb
and threw 1t as far as she could,
The bomb struck . sand pile and
exploded an instant later. All upper
windows Of the house were shattered
by the blast. but the Loprestos were
uninjured
The sherifrs office was notified and
Dominick Di Grassa, whom the autho
rifles charge with being a black.
mailer. was brought to the county jail
here. Lopresto 10 known to have re,
ceived warnings and demands for
money, recently, but he refuses to talk
about them to the authorities.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
Rlslsy Charges to De Filled.

dUIey Chat0eS 10 % FHe0.
Denver.-Governor Carlson said
that the charges against state Com
missioner Of Printing n. w. Risley
would be filed with the new civil
service commission. Mr. Risley re-
fused to resign upon request Of the
governor through Private Secretary
Miiliken. as, So.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13

Denver.-Since Aug. I, when the
workmen's compensation law went
into effect, eight accidents have been
reported to the Industrial Commission.
The Dolores star., 1915-08-13
.HAITIEN REBELS
LAY DOWN ARMS
1850 ORDERS FOLLOWERS TO
QUIT AND sovRAMp JOINS IN
SUPERVISING REVOLUTION.
ONE Chief DEFIES U. S.
sAcos REFUsgs TO oisARM HIS
TROOPS AND BLOCKS sup
PLiEs FOR CAPE hAiriEN.

western Newspaper uplon New. s.rvie..
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0ia IpridJt ii6er itngcredtc
geiteMcrnmg.

0llngerebte 9eiteuerimg" bottc
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prad)c ueriholltc @err Sill nidJt OoS
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9erebnlng scr @aiierniet6eu.
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@alt6cr 81. gaomut0, 80; pima 3.
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9ii6aro S. s. Sins, 3s; shmic 9.
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Celts, 90.
SrcOcrid @. Sal 81; Giuma g.
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Carl Summer, A; Srene SaneS,
SO.
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@ibion 90; 9cioc Don Saliucia, ga.
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gie uahacndnnien @etioncn bubeu &eiliot
4 Rai toiS toiS eineerel%t me@S aS' am mn '@siihpea
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peroen, ir mel0e Sornmlare lui @eiu@ in
0eieH Bureau erlangt peroen ioHnen
SUbu 8. 9anabnmmert
Gbcl&leri,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

limo 0onn nidis oIs g1c6eI ~ 9le6el
rnO 5liiitern
lteber Dem maiuriicben Scc
9(ber rings pfcift geiitcrboit alo9eil
9luS 0eu iiIrrenOcn Sbili.
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tbllt cS fund.-
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Salt uuo fiiblloS wGl5en nllns oie $50
gelL
llno ouH uus fiiBtc cin 6rouenmu0.
Sir pcn ionfen iuir2
lin wos crtronfen mir?
s, Sbr @IiidliheL sic unS 6ergc-
trieben,
Die SIR in einen &nterlon0 lebt,
GoS I'M Guh weint, mcnu es Guh
begrG6t,
&onnten mir, fonntcn mir glc1nIicbcS
liebell
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@offen
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idloffeul
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3, iagt eS ims, ruit cS~iibcr oie mo-
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@ott bilft sen DcutfNcn.
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Waontgonerp-StroBe, bat bon ieineut
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81 .6c6ruor, @iooerA @iirttem6erg,
eineu @rief crbolteu, aus uelhem
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vllniere 0rie9cr, 9llt lm0 SANG,
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blmo Gs miro Gin Gag fonlnen
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inO Gerleumoung on 0cn Eog font
men miro. GS foItct frcilirD biclc
uno bhltigc 0pfer (cS iino bier lbou
~ gefollen, A oerniBD, o6er mir en-
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sur Gerfiigung 9laes bilft nit sur
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nit ms.
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9eimO, @einrid mar cinmol oerwun.
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mar ibm ourdiboiicil er 1T aber iuic-
Scr gebeilt uno fonn pieOer 0ienit
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len. Ebeooor iit nod inbermunoet,
er lit bel einem GScIicl6oIlon in Der
gldbe bon 9ieims; Der Sobn BON
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3nIdJriften ii6er ben aries.


Sdredli6c 3uitdnoe inter Den ruff.
iden 8ruppen.-n @eni Oie Sir
ideubdlme bliibeh 5iebt Ger
6rieoen eiii." Die groBartige
Giuniitbiateit Oes Oeutiden &oI-
les, sic bette @orautie fir eli
ncn Sieg Der TeutiHen.
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lonitroBG. fat BON ieincn 9ruOer IN
%am6urg eineu 8riei erboIteu in
mcIden oerielbe iast, ooB oie SSopn.
ncr, menu iie ii1 erit in China feit-
geiebt boben, sen glmcrifonern sen
9on0cn &anoel I'M fernen Often ents
rciBen iueroen.
Sn &uBIon0 b crmun0et.
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N Siiter6og nebrere 9riefc erDoI.
ten aus oenen berborgebt, oaB ser
iopfere Soloat bonn 6. Otouem6er bis
5ltm %. 0eaen6er in @oIen nit.
tdmpfe uno Dor 2owic5, lingef1br 20
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our1 oen lliterIei6 in sen Sberidcn.
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SolOoten Oenfen nllc, 0oB Oie 6ron-
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ootcn frltgen ltns, Of iie i1on oitf
oeltiden @oocn fGlnpften; Iie iuiIicn
lllbt, mo lic iino. Ole ru1iiiben Col.
ooten iin0 10 frc6 in ibrent eigeueu
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ollspliinocrn inO ioaor Sen fIeinen
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aus DER Son0 reiBen. Der syanlmcr
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bon @ott berloiien."
g[n Sen ntolitrifber
Secn.
Stebcl idminmcn.
Sln Oeripodicnen, 6udIiden &icO
SSe6t ooS 9iobr bon fliiiternoer
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@ Ios inter ocm Sil6erlidlt fltnfeIt2
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Grfcnnt man Sen Gee.
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''rlcr berl@nciten fnorrenoen 9fii.
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TcmOtrotiacr GanOiOOt fir @'uOur'
Samss s.. @riiuu,
GemuIratiider GauoiOat lar GoittrOlcnr
Saurs q. 1brif.
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3iueitcu StactratDs 3wela.
So6u 9abert
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staoratBs. 3lueis.
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I, 2, ., :, uHo Nniaht-WeDrBe 0eller,
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wedier bic gsatos T. s, 9, ~, 13 uuo - ums
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10, II, H. t6, 10 mno 20 mmiant-1nle Sono,
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nrtt luelnCr bic @aroS II, IS, 81 22, %
utlb "A nluiaRt--s samnel y. paFriS Miniam
Niller.
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JlcpHblitaniimr Gonoibairn iiir
staOtratgs.3 .3wrlg.

JIVFNVFIIHW1TVV VWWVIUWItW TWI UVW NWtWCW
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Nbarlcs z. SttnDc. 3ipeitcr Stnbirat1Ss III
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10 uininRt 0erbert Is. NUrrcuer Critter
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ifeab nio Nenrg &. 2upHS. @ierier Sta6ts
ratbs 1iitriit, weldler Die Marbs II, Is, q,
22, % HHo "a umiaht-0ldaro ". SBcdels
mo snbert w. SprOsiier.
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@eiuri6 III Soeitbouicn 1T oucb fort,
uber old nod geiln0, c6enio bon
Sobnmt (9ruocr bon Seiurid) in
Snomigs6urg eiu Sobn, oudJ iboi
perpImoet.
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blii6t.
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pbe5cit,
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@htB Orei 5einoe 6e5wingen,
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SIN @eItenfrieg Der Siegcr iein.
@iit airidcn6Iiitben oei SeIm &C.
0lVlL
@irO beimpdrts beimpGrtS ir06.
lid moriNirt.~
@QS jcner Soldier einmoIs ipro6,
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g(ls inn 6cIoe Die 9lcbrcu am bohitcu
ltonoelb
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N 2onoell
'llnO mlltbio elite oos ocutidc Seer
81 0en ieinoIibcn @ren5eu sur frdf.
tigen @cbr.
oSicG Ocllti6cr Siegl" Oonnert's
Don Olt rno g9elt.
9(@l bliibtc, bliibtc ser airiN6oun!
crit!
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g[llBer 0en 0nnNibntcll. !

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8hrcnu Der
GpitituOieusg iccH5s
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&. penrD 9ater, Frdioeni
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gI6ouneateu, Die Ocu oSentiden
GOrrcipouOcuten" Ridit piiuftliM oOsr
iInre0cImGhig erGGltCu iiHo aebeten,
Der Office OaOOu per Selep6OM OOer
idriitIidl @lihbsilAna ~ madsn.
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Offi5ieue Stimtn,s5ettel.
Sarcnn scr g8a1Imiidta Se1ar0e. 0eriats -0e6anOc.

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The sun., 1915-06-23
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
some Of the Latest Names Placed
on the Registers.

waldorf f-Astoria--Ceorge y. Hayes,
pur,aIo n. Y; Mrs. Thomas j. Ken
nedy. Chambersburg, Pa; ii. B. Led
yard, Detroit.
Breslin-clarice L. Hamilton and w.
r Hamilton, Nashville, Tenn: Robert
Harrison. Tampa, Fla; r. NJ House
Philadelphia.
Manhattan--rercival Lowell, Cam
bridge, Mass.
Aibert-F. lombard, San Francisco;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Gray, Philadel-
phia.
Prince George-John p. Loo. Chi
cago; L. r. Archer. San Francisco: John
c. Sherlock. Cincinnati.
Gotham-Mr and Mrs. Walter BOVINE.
Norfolk, Conn: Mrs. w. ii. Brownson.
Washington, d. c.; F. w. Griffin. Kan
sas City. Mo.
McAipin-C. NJ. Barnwell. Atlanta,
Ga; Thomas L. Eggleston, Washington.
d. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. George, Buff
falo. y. Y.
Vanderbilt-Herry W. Williams. Bal
timore: Mr.. and Mrs. Z II. Albrecht.
Pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Roberts
Chicago.
Collingwood-NIrs F. d. McCord and
Miss McCord. Rochester, y. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Clough Closter. y. j.; G. +.
Chamberlain. Bethlehem. Pa.
Savoy-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Veg
man, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill
son, st. Louis: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hurd. Milwaukee.
Martinique. W. Howe, Richmond
Va; Or. and Mrs. r. r. Mcbride. Dallas
| Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Butler.
Utica, n. Y.