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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-04
SECY. RE0FIEL0
WH/TEWASHES
u, .. INSPECTORS
Esstlnnd was overcrowded.

Esstlnnd was overcrowded,
II was apparent turnout tho In
quiry that Secretary Redfield by
his peculiarly leading questions was
cndeavoring TO convey the impres-
sion that the Eastland was not
overloaded. that therefore tho
United states inspection was not to
blame, but some other thing-any
old thing TO lot out the inspectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-04

Full particulars OF the final
prices will be printed In The Star
tomorrow night I, Is said. on
good authority. that the wind-up
IL going 10 DO a tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-04
Fair Warning

The following letter has been
distributed among tho employees OF
che Panton Department Store by
George Francis Rowe a Company:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-04

coREo TO DEATH ~ oulL
DALLAS. Ore. Aug. l.-Gorsd
BY a bull, Fred Phillips. 50. iasu
hand, Is dead today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-04

TEETH PULLED FREE
Each Morning From $50 TO 10
10 Demonstrate Our Painless
Methods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-04

The Hollywood Lunch and Ed
Fountain. si2 Pike St.--Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08

tie to take up the matter of park
ing their right of way and max
ing other improvements. The
matter of having a public COM
fort station, where visitors may
60 without seeming to be impos-
ing on anybody, was suggested
by E. L. Newcomb, and an eff
fort will be made to get the rail-
road company to cooperate in
this. A new waiting station was
suggested as a possibility. A
cleanup day was also suggested
and discussed, but it was
thought best to wait until the
new council takes it seat and see
what they will do in this direc-
ton. 1t is important that every
citizen of Arvada should become
a member of the Arvada Com
mercial club. Make it a live or.
ganizatiOn,
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08
Resolutions.

God, in His infinite wisdom,
has seen fit to remove from the
home of Sister Bruce, her son
Lyman.
Therefore be it resolved that
we. the members of the May An
derson w. R. c., extend to Sister
Bruce, our sincere sympathy and
commend her to the Father who
doeth all things we'll.
Be it further resolved, that a
copy of these resolutions be
spread on our minutes and also
a copy sent to Sister Bruce and
to the paper for publication.
Margaret A. Abbot
Committee Helen Lawrence
Mary P. Smith
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08
Denver View.

Frank Berce has been laid up
this week with a badly swollen
arm. He thinks it was caused by
the bite of some poisonous insect.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Anderson
were visiting in Denver last Sat-
urday.
MIR. and Mrs, Ralph, of Den
yer, Spent Easter at the Wal
lace home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Tiffany
were visitors in Denver View
last Sunday.
Mrs. Esther Bowen is visiting
this week with Mrs. Livingston
of Denver.
Ralph Denton has been quite
ill the past week but is improv-
ing.
Otis Murphy is now wearing a
golden smile after spending a
very enjoyable two or three days
in a dentists chair.
Mesdames Fraize and Wilson
left for Buffalo the latter part of
last week. They have been visit
ing for sometime with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Fraize.
Thos. F. Tucker spent Sunday
visiting his ranch in this district.
Mrs. L. T. Rogers entertained
a number of the ladies at a re-
ception Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Byron Smith and Mrs.
Little were visiting and shop
ping in Denver last Tuesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08

some business was transacted
and among other things it was
decided to join the State Cham
Der of Comm rec in order that
Arvada might have more pres.
tige with other towns of the
state. and that the town might
have the advantage of the adver.
Using it affords. The secretary
was instructed to write Mr.. Val.
lory of the c. Il S. railroad and
arrange q meeting for Q commit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08
Oakley is an Ideal Town.

The editor Of the Oakley (Kan)
Graphic INDUCES in a few platit-
udes about his town, which may
be taken literally or with pinch
of salt. Is it intended for sar-
casm. or is it intended for a
boost? Judge for yourself.
Comes now into the limelight,
Oakley Kansas. as a demonstra-
tor of the Divine Injunction.
In this town, everything is love-
~ and the goose hangs high.
We are of one accord. None of
US cares whether we have a city
ticket or not. 900 souls in uni
son! Our hearts all beat as one!
No ticket has been filed and to-
day is the end. We are as of one
mind. Instead of the usual
formalities of an election, we
will all meet in the town hall
Monday, April 4th. and led by
the present Mayor and Council
men, we will sing in unison and
with deep feeling. that staunch
old hymn. 'Blest be the tie that
binds, Our hearts in Christian
Love, The Fellowship of kind
red minds. Is like to that a
bove." We will then have pray
err by the Town Marshal, after
which we will go back into our
shells.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08
Millinery.
Join our gladioli club.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HElRSHIP,

nElNSulT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF CHARLES w. Nc.
FADDEN. Deceased.
No. 1872
Notice Is hereby given, That I, the
undersigned, the administrator Of
said estate, having obtained an or
der OF the County Court Of the Coun-
ty Of Jefferson and State OF Colora-
do, wherein said estate is pending.
10 make final settlement OF my ad-
ministration of said estate, will, on
Monday, tile 10th day OF May, A.
D. 1915. al 1000 o'clock In tho fore.
noon OF said day, the same being
Term thereof, appear before tn.
Judge of said court at the Court
house in Golden. in said county, and
present my accounts AZ such admin.
istrator for fnal settlement and pray
the approval OF the came, and wifi
then apply to said court to be dis.
charged rs such administrator. At
which time and place any person in
jections to the same, IL any there be.
AND FURTHER NOTICE rs
HEREBY GIVEN, That at said
time and place said court will re-
ceive and hear proofs concerning the
heirs Of said deceased, pursuant to
to the verified petition of Charles
McFadden claimant as heir at law
OF said deceased, heretofore filed
herein, asking for q judicial ascer.
tainment and determination OF the
heirship OF said estate. and from
which petition 1t appears that said
Charles McFadden, n son OF said
deceased, and Katie Mcdonald and
Blanche +. McFadden, daughters OF
sal d deceased, are the sole and only
heirs OF said deceased;
NOW THEREFORE,, any and all
persons who are or who claim to be
heirs at law OF said Charles W. Nc
Fadden. deceased, are hereby re.
required to be and appear before
said County Court at the time and
place aforesaid, or abide the deter.
mination OF the court thereon.
Dated at Golden, Colorado. this
LIST day OF April, A. d. 1915.
Charles McFaddsn, Jr,.
Administrator OF the Estate OF
Charles W. McFaddcn, deceas.
cd.
Published April y to Nay 8 inelus.
i've.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08
Plant Colorado
Grown Gladioli.

America (the standard by which
other Gladioli are Judged: Col
or: Lavender pink; immense size
wonderously beautiful. so cents
per dozen. Other colors and
mixture 80 cents per dozen.
Phone Arvada 1921.
E. M. Hoyt. IS pd.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08
ARMADA ENTERPRISE.
WV. MoEERLY. owner and Editor.
Phone Arvada 95l
mBR COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

The commercial club was not
largely attended last Monday
night owing to the Indictment
weather. However. a quorum
was present with President Ju-
chem and Secretary White. and
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08

Mrs. Margaret Evans and Mrs.
David E. Davies called on Judge
T. c. Sellman, old schoolmates
one day last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08
Fremont Items.

Miss Jessie Griffith spent East.
err with Miss Clara Schmitte.
Mildred and Ida Dugan were
Saturday night visitors at the
kimmet home.
The Girton sisters entertained
Misa Palmer, of Golden, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Our Postman was trying out
his new car Monday.
w. 7. Frasier is home for gar
dening.
The business of the First Nat
ional Bank was so rushed this
week that they borrowed" q
Mr.. Herman from one of the
down town banks to assist Mr..
Buck during the illness Of Roy
Staley.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08
Presbyterian Church.

Presbyterian Church.
Morning worship at 10: 80.
Sabbath school at IL 80.
c. Il. meeting ut 6 80 p. IN.
Bible class at Z 80. \
At the Ralston Church.
Sabbath school at 3 p. m.
Preaching service at 3 p. m.
Frank Il. Dametz, pastor
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08

G.. w. Harker and Mr.. Harri-
gan. of Flonisant. were guests
of A. l.. Davis, Wednesday, Mr..
Harker being q brother.in.law Of
Mr.. Davis.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08
Ready for Business.

The Arvada Ice Company is
now ready to take orders for ice
in any quantity, wholesale or re.
tail, delivered daily or whenever
you want it. Phone Ralston 754
or leave orders at Enterprise Of
flee. +y<-JrN~
Respectfully,
W. T. Daigle & Son.
Millinery.
Easter Clearance sale of spring
hats at the French Millinery.
Fred Tyrrell has invested
in a new motorcycle of the Har-
ley-Davidson brand.
Join our gladioli club.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-04-08

Join our gladioli club.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-11
a1n,, Allitrten int 2SeItea, hennnnr,t
Bis6er jeOo6 OurC6aus crgc6nis(os Oer(auten
2seriGt oes oeutCGen &emeraffa6s.

Ycrin, TO- Wai Dn GunbUn) - Nas 6cndJc glrmeeSanpt=
quarter erief naenon Serh b bic 9ricaSloae in
st nnb @cf:
Ole Greianiie I'M gS rhen.
ySm welen &casa Babem an Der ante in Den Ennen,
Der Tdtnng an Nnpprt Sprtifre gemad w uabmen meb
nbe dItcngrGbn nno crbenen cine gn5a pOn Maifnen'
@webren Sin @sen nari bcS Seino mabren Der tn Nadt
brad icinbd snppn bis mad 2ombarpoe lie mnrhen iebu
nrnf getrieben,
I'm Naubern baben ebenals &oben SSr nab
bel @srrenboet 1862 grin scianaeu.
Gabmeid Gie mnrbe penbar ais Mntur au nnere 6rs
pgc sien, ben eusi ransOGidu Sruppen Senp'
@ucsnng arukem Sh Die @cs 9eet Seb rdtete Nd
gen umerc YpFonen ol Senrdar nlid Tdebona 0
lid uuu %srmees b Nban Garens Mepiae nno Ct 3au
renee, uabe Iarras ....
Der einS bradtc wenons Nrmeeeprps btcbeno
an;oien nnS Weifem nn arbscn bren Sruppcn n @t
per SfrGften, bic un c an9erer t her Einic i'm
Teloe tanbcm.
Srpboem unrben Ole Wicoerbuen Mngri iai Iba nrId
dlasen nnicre Ncan alen e du @crlne @an5 beuu.
s bes Dem %urofUerIm Yrn ngeGgr 500 eaa
iieen Die SGnDe
Hnr Der @egnb sWd]en SnrencD WenDie geng Dem
Tno pprnorngeu nno nmere erten @eriannnssne ecn
nf ,n oen Sin egen Angri nnerer Srnppcn Jest i'm @ange
SIbd) Stenbrnef Sbae Tede, murbe Der TeinS,
uder oitm Wbe bis Mt nniere Eotipn Opgernt
@genNngri 5nrmdgcrieben nno u SItengrGbcn
Dieer Sele mnrben 5ertOrt.
Gges nnicrer Sufie bat bic betac StaSt untb 6n fub
lid Sbme bute Wprgcn mereren Sumben bpmbarSrt
Die Sage im Often
ySas Sie auf Dem tlen Grasdanplat nnbangt 10 hat
Der 5eino nnercr Solsnns Snene in ben eS lesen,
6mGre nnb Sabn @crGrfnngen Odd ob
Mnarii br Srnppenmaen bab bic tentonn ScrbHubetn
General Wadenen 9eern Tub Eoun na
anon pcebcn Sic baben meb ais 10000 8eangen
madlt uno aroFe Menge aeaSmaal crbentet
Die 3ab Ocr t bm 2 Wa alien Sem She'll nnerr Mr.
semaen ansenen bam an mebr ais 10000 erb0b orben
lluIere @prbnt fat I nm Nnine Der Stubnea senGb nno
gr5nfa re nno Den nncren Gan o isua 6ues crrei
Die @eriplguus bes TenSes wrb prseett."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-11

Son Sen aGmpfcn in ben
anrpatD cu.
YreBQuarticr bcr sitter"
+ c i h / den II rmcc " cit 9 a.
li5icn 10. Otni, pia 9onoon. -
Ser crite 5beil Ser Sdlodt in @cIt'
gali,icn lit iaIt uollitdnoig bccnoct.
Inter Iilbrln9 Ocs oeutihen @enc'
rails 9(lgltIt Don DindcnIen Iannneln
uno formircn lid Die iic8reiden
5ruppen, oic 0ic rllIiidcn Sinien
ourhbrodcn bottclL jebt mieOcr 5ll
einer nclcn CiienIiuc. Dit groBer
Gle ipcroen mieocr uugcDeure Men-
Gen Gropiant ,mo Miunition berbet.
geid)aiit, ilno anOerleitS Die cingetre-
tene @eiedtSpauic oa5l benllbt, Die
Reien6eltc 5uialnmell5uleIen nno
abSutransportiren. llcber 10000
0eiangenc iinO 6creiis bon Dem
ariegsibaliplaBc eingetro'Ien inlo
man rehnct oamit, 0ab oeren 3obl
lid, nod, Inn ucitere 10000 Mann
pcrgrobern mirO. Gie 9eutc on @e.
idiiten betrGgt jmiIden 60 lmo 10,
aber es ideiut Bic 9lnnalme bcref'
tigt 81 iein, OaB ollh IN bieicn aam-
picn, mie bel ocn moiurilden See'n
cin betra6tlife 3aGl Seidiisc nod
in Dem @alos lmo @ebirgsterrain
llnentoedt gcblieben lit.
Ger 5meite Gbeil oieier 9licien-
idla6t bcginnt lueiier oitlid, lpo Ole
5lpeite oiterreeidiid-llngarii6e pr
NEE ben aarpatIenfamm critiirmt
fat, uno iibcr Die Horoa6bange bes
2upfon. imo lls5og.EaIies binpeg
bic atte ruiiide armce inter sc.
neral 8rniiiloii por iid treibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-11

oireft nit Gclliihlono 6u ucrbanoeln
milnlhten.
Ger boQ1noiihe @cIunote lpruf
cbcnioas i'm StootsOcportentcnt boz
llno crflGrtc, oaB SoQano li6 lnt
Sale ser o2uiitonio" in Der glelden
2ogc bciGnoc mic bic Ser. Staaten.
Grtlurung Der bent d ell
HeJicrung.
@erlin II, iiber 2onoorL 10. DAT.
- lic uudtebcn0e 0epeld)c mnroe
bonn oclt.i6en ouSmGrtigeu 9(lnt oil
bic bcutidc 9otidbait III @albington
gcianot:
,gittc iibernittcln Sic oas Dad.
itcben0c al OaS StaatS Gcparte.
ncnt:
Gic Oclttife Gcgicrlng milnlht ib'
re tieiitc SpmpatIic iibcr Den sc.
bcnsuerlltit an 9oro Der oSllitanla"
5rm 9lusorud 81 6ringen. Tic Ser'
ontluor,ing ritbt jeoodl altf Der brt'
tiidcn 9cgierlng, mclhc oitrd) tbren
Glnn, sic Giuilbeu0lfcrllng Geutlh'
lan03 ous5uGtrgern, GcltIhlano 5lir
grgrciilng BON Gc9ennaBrc8eln &C.
5luungen Gnt.
lrot Scr oelttihcn Ciicrte, Den
llntericebootfrieg iilr Den Sail etn'
5ittellen bnB ocr 9lusbingerlings.
plan alfgegcben mcrOe, iuerocn brit
tide SonoelSifiiie a!lsemein mi.
8cidliiecn nrnlirt mo babeH luicber.
1olt periuft, llntcriceboote 5il ram'
men 10 OaB einc lllterIlldltng Der
Sanoelsid)iiic ilnnl0glifl gemadlt
lpllroe. o.
gicieIben f0nnen oesbnlb nift als
geip6bnlife SanSelsifiiie bebanoelt
iueroen. Cine fiir3lid pom Earla.
mcnts. Sefretar i'm britiihcn Farla'
mcnt IN 9eantnortllng elmer BON
2oro Charles 9eresioro geitelltenan.
trage nb1egebene grflorllng, beldgt
bob sur 3eit 10 5ientlid, alle britt
iden 6anoelsifiiie armirt ilno init
!Sanogrnnnten perieben eicn.
sluBcroem puroc Don Der en9lt'
idcn Erciie oiien 5ugegebell, baB Die
. .2uiitonia" ouf iriiberen Heiieu mie.
Oerbolt aroBe Guantit1ten ariegs.
material beioroertc. 9llti Der jesi'
gen Heiic beiorberte bie n9uiitania"
5,400 ailten Wunition, mtibreno Der
9ieit Ger 2noung in Der SallptIuhc
ebenialls ans Gontrabanbc beItano.
gYenu Iid England nnh nieocr-
holten oiiiSiellen uno niftoffiSiellen
@arnlngen ueranlaBt lab, 5it erflG.
ltorHetsas fele 9. Seitel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-11

Sc0er S6ritt porlp1rtS bernn.
0ert iiir sic Iclltiebcn llno Scltcrrei.
der Die 9lllSbebnlmg Der Shlndt.
front, llno pcrgroBcrt onoerlcits Die
inter oen Nlliicn bcrrlbcnoc llnoro.
nlng mo Ycrlpirrun9.
9tcucr 3cppclin sl lnGrt I
auf GnGlono.
Sonoon, 10. Wui. 3nei
3eppclin.2uftithiiic buben, mie be,
ridtet miro, auf Neltcliff.on.S Sea-
llnpeit Soutb Ono, einem Seebob in
Giier, gombcn gclporfen uno be.
tr1dtliden Sdoocn angerihtct.
Die @arnllng Dor eincr icinb.
lihen 2utfangriif crfol9tc Inn 9 l(Dr
so Ylinuten beltte friib. Mebrerc
2llftfabr5euge itoDmen on oenlIclben
3beiI; Oh es 3eppeline ooer glcro.
plane parcrL lieB lid in ocr 9rnfcl'
belt nidt nit Sihcrbeit erfennen.
Sdllier in beridiebenen @egenoen
ocs Srtes murbcn bon 9om6en 9e.
troffcll jeood,, ioipcit befonnt, Sic
mano getootet. ESn eincm bon cincr
gonlbc in 9ronb seietten Souic CT
litten Gin Wdnn unO ieinc Srall b0lc
9rnnopunoen.
SSn 2ei9D, cirer Srtidoft in Der
N1be bon SoltD Gnb, tpuroen on.
geblid) mcbrerc @erfItGtten ourh
Selier 5eritort. 0ort iollen bier 3cp.
peliue 80 9ombcn gelporfen boben.
Sed5ig gonlbeu luurben uuf
Soutbeno berabseluorfen bod Die
meiiten oerielben iielen aui benl
Stranoe lmo nnoeren Yldben riieoer,
no tie feinen S1aoen anribteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-11
gcrnItorff il lbcrmittclt
ous @c0oucrn 0cuti hs
LAMBS.

gcrnltorff il 6crmittclt
ooS @c6oucrn 0cutids
LAMBS.
gSoibiugton, 10. Wtoi. -
&abrcnO OoS oIfl5iellc SSaibln9ton
Deutc ouf @nmeiiungcn oeS Eroli'
oenten SSillon III 8c5llg ollf Die Sal
tung Scr Ser. Staoten IN ocr infOlge
bcS llntcrgongeS ocS 0nnlpiers ~Su-
iitolio" ocihofienen Situation mar
tctc, lproh scr bclliihe 9otid)oftcr
@rof Scrnitorii I'M Stautsocportc.
mcnt ocnl Stootsiefretdr oIein ticfes
9conuern" 0arllber aus, nooB Die
&riegserei9nilie oen SerluIt bon 10
pieIcn omeritonildcn 2eben 3llr
6olgc batten."
Ger 9otidoitcr 6crilbrtc icincn 9e.
iud) I'M StoutSoepartenlcnt nt6t mcl'
ter, ober Scfrctdr 9rpon, Der biele
Neilcibsbc5eugllng oils pcrIonlid bon
@raf 9ernltorii auffobtc, CAB be-
fonnt, ooB 0ocr ocltihe Votld)ofter
icin tieicS @eoouern ilbcr Den 500
Der omerifoniihen gilrgcr infolge
Der aricgserci9nilic gum 9lusorud
gcbrodt Bate.
SpGter cintrcffcnoc 5elegramme
aus Berlin belo9tclL ooB oas aus.
m1rtige glmt IN Berlin Die VotlhaIt
in @nibington oll9cmicien batte,
,oa5 oufrid)ti9c 0eoauern itber oen
WenlhenperluIt alli Der ~2lllitania"
ou85uorilden," gleid5eitig aber gu
bctonen, ooB Die Shulo ooron Der
glan ocr cngliihen 9esieruns trilge,
Scr cine 9(usbuneerun9 Der Gioil'
9cpolferung Gcitidlano's be5peden
nil"
Iicic gtotc, onideineno elm Sbeil
Scr glntmort uuf goti6after 8eraro's
glnirugc ilbcr sic 9lnlid)t Der oeut'
ldell Hcglerllng, nj IN oouent Worf'
lout nod riht bci'm Stoatsoeparte'
mcnt cingetroiien uno es lit niitt
n,sgeihIOiien. ooB Bis oabin noh
cinigc Sogc pcrgcben nlDgen. Us
pcrlolitete obcr. baB Die geboroen
cine ocrortigc Steaungnabmc oes
oifi5ielen Berlin porollslaben.
Der cngliihc imo fran5oiiIde Dot
ihoitcr brildten i'm 2ouie oes cages
cbenfnlls .ibre Spnlpatbie itno gnt'
riiItlng" ilber oic 3eritoritng Der
n2uiitanio" l,no ocn groBen Wten'
id,cuperluIt aus. Gs luliroe ibnen
ieood, beoeutet, bnB Die Ser. Staaten
iih in ibrcr Saltung in oieler @nse.
legenbeit nid1t bon anslparts bcein'
flniicn su loiien wiinidten, nno Dob
oic Ger. Stoaten Die slngelegenbeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-11
Gonlolioateo Yoau 10. " a,an.eis !. M''''

CarUbte NIB brii rouprte 2cbgnflalt in ber
etnbt. 9fanocr fir irgeito cine 3eitldnoe. ge'
oilien. 8eriaGcnc 8flnocr 3nm Yrnats8erlan1.
Sctrr.6iuGaua sum Hrtpntshreau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-11
Gnalano allein tritft Dir llerantmnrtnng.
al1ilrnn's l,enrl1t (nnte Irte>ensrehe
0on Guu(enOen NIT Ju6e( uuf0enomnlen

Die bntde Ge9iernms bat bnr mie Grflarnng ns
mGrieen smt in Berlin Haemns @nssu Saatn ibr te
@eonnn oaiber nnspren laRen oaf bel Dem nsang BET
y&nitania" 10 pele Nmeraner INNS Seben famen
Die Grtlarung beton 9nhano Omr ben Gern GnglanS
Gle bnte GiubuDernng ienen WaRnnbmen
unngen mnrb SnF oa Gngnb alcn Die @eranuCe inr
bc @atairupbe fit
Die oeue Teaiernna uerw icner Die Sbaadc baR brit
Ie anoeslie ueuoug al obuc Snsnabmc nit @enten
TnO, Die uHnNtama cine sruR Mnse Sresmatea
fir Genfhlanos Teinoe g'urS
Grlarnng nimmt ihiehid nn bic bentien Hc
gernug ameanden eiungn uer6ffenide Warming Veng
Ya1ben @iun at elmer @eriammuus nemerbuss
tuarn grgern EaOepBa cine Nnpad gebalteu weldr
NnSeutnng Tercnisten Staaten gab Die
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
BUCKNER SUIT TO BE
HEARD THIS WEEK
Administrator of Man Killed hy Train
Seeks $4,000 DanaKeS-Mnny
Witnesses to be Heard.

The suit of j. II. Buckners admins
traitor against the Southern Railway
Company for $4,000 damages is set
for trial in the Hastings Court, Part H.,
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
The suit is the result of serious &C
cident on the Southside
Buckncr was killed by being struck
by through Southern Railway train
at the crossing at Second and Hull
Streets last Thanksgiving Eve He
was In buggy. riding home from
work with David p. Wake. when the
vehicle was struck by the train with
smashed into bits and the two men
thrown some distance. Buckner was
so badly injured that he never regained
consciousness. while Wake suffered
from numerous bruises and lacerations
II was said at the time that the APP
Droach Of the train was not noticed
by the two men, and that they drove
on the tracks before their danger was
realized. liucincr's administrators. In
her declaration, claims there was "A
long string OF box cars standing on
Il sidetraCk at this point, .rhich COM
plctcly shut off view OF the approach
ing train. The suit is expected to
consume several days In the trial as
many witnesses will testify for both
sides
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
STATE HOSPITALS ASK
FOR IMMENSE SUMS
j. ". Bnusermnn Files Report With
GoNcrnor-Wnnts Stji SIS Tor Main
tenance, S321 900 for Extcnsion,

Commissioner of State Hospitals j.
NJ Bauserman yesterday submitted his
annual report to Governor Stuart. The
needs OF the five hospitals. according
10 the report, for support In the com
Ing year will amount TO s6ll,S2S. In
addition, they will ask for an appro-
rriat!on of $4,000 for improvements
and extensions
The report shows an increase in the
number OF patients this past year Of
3l3. but the per capita cost of the in
mates TO the state is slightly below
last years cost In the average.
The reports of the State Hospitals
for the past year were previ ously sub
mittcd to the Governor in detail. and
are now In the hands Of the Public
Printer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

judge Frank I. Christian was des-
isn;;led yesterday by Governor Stuart
TO hoid court In Buckingham County
next Wednesday for Judge George j.
iiahuiey. The !E'nchburG jurist will
preside in case in which Judge uuud-
ley thinks 1t would be improper for
hinlscli TO sit. The Govevno" also des-
ignatro Judge r. II. l.. Chichester. Of
Stafford, to open court for Judge Ed
ward ;. Turner in Fauquicr County, it
being inconNenient for Judge Turner
10 De on The bench the opening day
Of the torn -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
CHRISTMAS MAILS
Post-oflce Department Is prepnrinr
for Unprecedented Rush In
Parcel Post Division

The Post Office Department in Wash
inston is already addressing itself 10
the matter OF increased mails during
inc christmas holidays. With view
TO educating the public and facilitatinr
matters as much as possible. il has
mailed TO postmastcrs all over the
country circular entitled, How to
Mail Christmas Packages" with the re-
quest that ii be posted in conspicuous
places.
POSTMASTER Thornton SAYS he will
possibly need about forty extra clerks
ana number of extra wagons to meet
the demand. Last year eighteen extra
wagons were used during this season.
y vacant building will be rented. as
usual for the handling of parcel post
nnttcr.