davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24
Wen es angehen a
uno oas 1T Der, oaB es in geras MD,
mebr regnet.

uno oas 1T Der, oaB es in geras mid,
mebr regnet.
Isle iins Grdu Or. Gods, 6it
Prdoentin oes Deutih litterarilder
gereins, mitteiIt, bat iie i'm Namer
beg 8ereins Dem oentfdert nno oelr
Jfterreidifden apnfn[ sic Snlnmt
bon ndbe5u tartieno Collars fir 81,
&riegsnotleioenoen iibermittelt, mel
DIE BON ben Mitglieoern ourf
Sammlungen uno ourd oen grtraq
bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suIam.
mengebradt lit. Sir iprehen ser
Oamen oes 8ereins unlere Sod,ah.
tung. Dor ibrer eolens patriotilfeil
E1tigfeit aus.
Der @ouperneur bat Ml6ert
Stebes it. un6 Milidm Calm als
Witglieoer oes gertpaitunssrafeg ocs
Siiomeifliden Srrenofpfs ernannt.
TIMER friiberer Mlitbnrger, SEER
Sobn geloblnpef, Der iebt in Cat
iDobnt, mar sltm 9eiud oes &arur.
pnls bier nno ~ifattetp uns efnen Be
lu6 ab.
Serr SERB. gngeIfe aus @erc-
nimo ~ftattete uns einen geiuh ab.
@ir batten ons Gergniiqcn,
Serrn 6. 2eonar5 aus Monteren IN
unierer Office begruBen 81 fonncn4
@ernbaro @oloidmiof. Sdpa-
ger BON emil Blum, lit I'M Sitter p,n
AZ Sabren in Sot Springs, 4rf.,
geitorben.
ginbreher Itatteten Dem gipo
brothers Soloon IN Der Npenue 6
einen ndftliden 9eiud ab, itabIel
$50 IN baar uno leerteu perifieoers
Slalden gier uno @bisfep.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24
kAMpAGNE- kOMITE CITIZENS LEAGUE.
(FofHne ansage9
SnTnnb.
(Eolitifde arastise)

Nus Der Sirit Gtate @nnf Il,
IGlorita, gftaDoma, ba6en metrere
W1rner, Die es nidt einrnal Ser Mi:-
he inert gebalten batten, fif) gu mas
a@ferert, am beIlen Gage 1888 gerullGt.
@Sobn gu0abn. Ser Hr1iioeni
iuno bquptiddlidite gigentiimer oes
mad ibm Rnannten guoabp gadirg
Company, lit IN Chicago, IT Sabre
aft, ~geItor5en.
@ie aus @ditingtpn gernefoct
miro, lit Der neue Moiutant oes SLOT
tenminiiters Daniels, Commander
Wllrtsbdngb Of Der Ear1e nidt
friiber einmaI Nnrtbdh gelatstet bot
- Elm geraner err itaffrnlt atts Sef-
|ferion.
Sic observation-disclosures
|iDoaen am ID, Is. nno rs. Septer,-
Re in Der demonstrating ga Sur
Sranicsco cine sroBs g~erfammIune
abhaIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24
Greie Yrehe tr seras: sonnabtnb "a. apriI 1915,

I'M 8eiten, geniiet, oieStaot BEL |tor-
fem &e9en 81 oruinieren. 9iesmol
fielen aber aebn 3oa @aiier unc
oie naturliden 9b5ugsfandle En-
uieien iid ais ungeniigeno
am l1fer oes See Greet ser fid;
in ben See bel Muffin ergieBt, ideint
". g. 8%bitttngton Stuoent Der ltni-
periitdt uno Sobn oes -Mea-
nager Der International 9abn, in oen
Sluten nmgefor1rnen gu fem. CT
fampierte tudbrenb Der Nadt mil
ieinem Sreunoe 60. Brice in elmer
Soble, als iie BON @aIier iiberrald;t
mnroen. grice rettete iid ols gle
ter S9mimmer, @bittineton lit nod
ntft tDieber geieben tporoen.
9ie 8emobner bon Sort @ortb
paren am 9onneritag uno 5reitag
obne Gas, neil Die 2eitllngsrobren
bon ben @asqueaen in Clan Gountn
in Sol9e Der l1eberidmemmitnq az
broden paren. Samilien, Die nit
@aS fo6en. maren in ser qroBtsn
gerlegenbeit, es COB feline geleud,,
tnng uno In ben Sabrifen etc, Sc
Gas ais Sriebfraft baden, itanoer
DIE &aoer itia. Man empfono 10
redt, nelbe @oltat oos @as in,
Saltsbdlt uno fir ~inouitrieue 9med,
1T, ieitoem man obne es fertig tper-
oert ntliBte.
q. S. gaoer, ser angeflaet
mar, ben &onItabler Council bon
Sofpeta umgebratt 5u baden, lit TIT
9iitriftgeridt IN 9ampaias gu flint
.0igiabriger 3udtbausftrafe perllrteilf
Sn aerrpiGe itarb i'm bobe1
Mlter bon SO Subren &idter s. sc
BnrneD, ieit iber fiinfaig Sabren
BeiDobner Der Stnof.
Sn Dallas brnn1te Die Del
gheoerlnge Der Hierce Iorouee Sci
aifsriation ab. gerfuit $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24

Die aubaltei0en ihmeren nc
sgengiiiie babeli beionoers ben Gilcn-
babnen pieIs Sdnoen eetnfl. Geleiie
aulroen game Streden peit unter
Mniier geleet uno fortgeihtpemrnt
uno bon iberan ber fommen 8eri@.
te iiber getriebsitorungen ooer- un-
terbrehur9en. auh Die SeIoer 6s-
ben selitten. gs lit nllr Elm Slid,
oaB Die eriten MeIouueen iiber ocr-
nrtige 8ortommniiie uno @erhlile
meiitens iibertrieben iino uno Die
eGudlage ip1ter gar niht 10 ihlimm
eribeint. SeIbStperItdnolid mlBtcn
0ie 5liiiIe II. g1fe bel Dem nnerbor-
ten Negenfnl bon 5ebn 3oa in ntan-
den 6dllen innerbalb flint Stunoen,
heftig nnidneaen; aber oas fommt
oob mir ielten Dor. 0on einsnl
ssrrtum iin6 mir naeroings gebeilt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24
Gie fuioerrrdtlidbe Sinrid|tmmg sides
lflro 0riinoiers im GGiablanea.
9er5dt aus fransOiiItja Queae.

Der uOepehe Maroaiae4 entne5.
men mir nadftebenoe GdiIoeruna
bon Der grfhieBung Der beioen 0eut.
fden Side ulrb @riinofer, oie, MIR
beri6tet, pom Ser fran5oiiFden RiIi-
tarinIti5 uegen ongebliher Gpiondaa
gum So0e periirteilt fpor6en fino.
SEEDS ubr morgens. Gie 9aht
lit nod ifpuar8 uno finiter, uno ourdJ
Die @aiien. oie binauffiiBren mad
Sort BrOuolt, maridiereH engge-
i6loiiene Heiben bon Gol0nten. Sci
ner Hegen ft1ubt berunter rtrb rdBf
Die @eiiftgr Der 3uapen, Der Golc-
nialtriippe, Der Observation-Disclosures
u11o Sdiibrn. Bon s3eit I'll Sell
fommt ibnen ein 9lutotpagerr entgc-
gen, feline Saternen merfgn grelte
2idtfegel in Die 9aht, uno Die Ho,
Der beipriben ole Gtiefel Der Goloa-
ten, Die bingufmaritieren Rlrda Sort
Eropoit, 0efIen etiquette aben asI
Dem 8erge iid abbeht tpie cine 8urg
in elmer regneriiden 2amafhaft.
Die Hucat linft, uno hleib en-
ideint Der iunge Gag. Ger @ege,t
bat nIfgebdrt uno Elm faster Biuo
bldf BON Weere bar, mo mei3e
Sdalmfrouen an Die 5eIlen lpriscu.
Die Sruppen iino oben algefommen
uno itelen lih nuf. lte6er alen o..
iihtern liegt cine feierfidbe 8ef(oli-
menbeit. gor Dem Sort. an Ger 3d.
lhung, refen iif) 5mei Sel5pfoiten in
Die &obe, fuie elm Ynsr gelpenitilhe
Arme.
6 llbr 10 Minutem. Die @efan-
genen iflafen nod IN ibren .3ellen.
@eitern bat fie nod, i6r Mnpalt SIR.
@raiI nefudt, urfo ne baben i'm per-
m1laBt, Elm telegrupbiihes @naoen.
geiuh an Den @~r1lfoenten Der SIC.
publif ab5uienoerr. 8ejtern abemo mar
Side BON ieinem Reffen Ne6rforl,
getrennt fporoen, aber nod am Mbers
erbielt IT cine Depeide feiner @os.
tin: On Tocerpe De toi." l1no boil
riibigiter 3uperiid)t batte er iid idle
fen gelegt.
Ger Snuptmann Moitrot, sc;
9olmetiher 8laiiiot uno 0er. Grail
oenen iib Elm 2ran5isfanerpoter an
geihlolien bat, treten in oie 3,eG,
Sides, Der pIosli1 aus Dem GfloF,
auffdbrt. Man Iagt ibm, ooB leii
@naoengeiud abihldgig beidieoen ie
uno er in elmer baIben Stpnoe fiiIi
liert meroe.
Side lit iiberrniht. CT erbebt lid
mo maht iorafdltig Eoirette, oanl
lett er iid) OUT iein @ett, Stiibt oei
aopf auf Die Sanoe uno fart DO
lid bin. Ser Sran5isfaner tritt oil
i'm su uno ipriht troltenoe @ortq
anr( Side, nit oerielbcn ftoilhel
uio %eiiernen 9ube, Die er bis gun,
lfesten Moment beunbrt bat, bort ibl
on nno fngt linn ifIieBlidl CT fe
4roteitnnt nno oisf oils folder imme
Elm gutter Gbrilt geDelen. CT brenn
iid cine Cigarette on. Ole ibm eli
@enoarm anbietet, Elm @los Gur
oa9eaen oerffmdbt er. Gr fagt. E
beoauere nur. Dab err Die 0ohridl
BON Ieiner Sinridtunq nid)t friibe
~erfabren babe, 10 onB ibm 3eit gebIit
ben mare, iein 9eltament gu madel
Gann Ihreibt er nit ganS rubiqe
Sano nod orei 8riefe.
Der nnoere 8erlirteilte. @riinI
Ter, lit oiirh oos @erdulf in Side
Belle auFeepaft. als iie 5u ibm bir
eintreten. itebt er idop boIbansC
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24
&erDro ais
GountD &i6tu.

Or modte oas sn6ftum eIauben maiden, oaB er oe arbdt tot, Die
teef pom @to1l Gonntprifhr, porn Criminal g~ountprihter, bonn Sra
genenr, BON Den bier Gonniaren ln0 bonn Gountprinter perr1htet
miro, Die Nrbet BON at 9Rannern.
saBt nns ben &ecoro prlfen uno ieben, me er oiee Mrbet tat.
Som ]. DECEMBER 1911 BIS srn &C. Nobernber 1912 mnroen ia
ffs1nopier8ig Sdne.
IS befannten fb 1875 idlDa; poourb er olo gar feline arbeit
abgepeen nniroen 222 5dne, poourd] er nioer feine arbeit bette
no ole Mbpeirnng beoeutet i'm aGgeneinen, oB ser Staot infoIge ser
Sfadaa1igfet BET Der gerfolgung feline 9epeife eranst
Im |. DECEMBER 1911 hu1breno er flint Sabre lana gountprid5hr
mar erlanbte er, DAB fb 1928 Sauo anfamnelten, Die lnferleoigt bGebn.
a. I'm ra,u lsane a Z ~ erfaqssn mubte er Oefe Safe ner9anoeln
Die 9ngfldgen 6efdnnten ib ihulng.
Sem 92adfoleer Derbonoelte in einen Sabre 435 Safe; in 1893 e-
foge gerurhilnng, in 81 sSrefpredung.
Yer elert Der n y1bter Shoots Office arbeiete, brahte nidts en
Der Office Elm blbbes @ebaft mo cine quite Sunfnpe fir sen staat. neil
one Sfnce ge1baftsndBiger geflbrt miro.
Som 4 NRar5 1910 bis sn1 q. Sebruar 1911. BIG h mefd,eu,
Gage @i1ter 5boof u6r Gipilf1ae uerbanoete, nuroen 65 folder ep-
aerelbf @abreno oeier 3eit perbanoelte ct iber Sc fontefiertp safe
ho m Sauen etntgte man fh iher Elm ltrhiI. Dies be0eutet fi4
ne arbett rr ons @ernbt. I6geuiden fplroens So sy1ne. Mu 1.g fdrs
1911 itberHue er benz ernaunten GiuiEG o1mpndter 7S7 sale
I'm Rine amtspfG1t setan gu baben. bate er 97 Safe oird Der
Wnp vi ope ahoel1npltfg erRo1geH mlHen. Gr ereoige mn 1872.
sem Nadfoleer, Der 8ihter oes Gufntpgeridts fir gipifdne, erleotate
fDuren.
gon / Sanuur 1918 Big gum ]. sanuar 1915, erleoiste oerielbs
ssssaiF 1ssS aaa tx Ser Der e afsTt BE- IS sD gMdg ss .ssrstsnt nidt mur ien
aibter. 56oofs gadbfolsr erlaoigte epa Fiufnaf 10 pel @e5dafta
r. on eSeridgten, fme er pie Satfnhe, oaB In giihter Sboofg @eridt
Sale uberbaipt me CUR Wer6Gnolu1g fun1en, fommt elmer Gcrehfiofeifs.
berfueaernng Der 2iiganter gra6I
Ct ipriht un ieiner arbef an on s~anofro6en. Or baute qeuaa Is
e ses aaaass e s aas n ie9 as S ~ wie fsdn gasbfolaer IN enene
Cell os gountp.
$4,000. SIR 0ufelbe @fo butte r aft Joros fanen fonnen laS cine
5oro 1T fir Gotntbarbet ddt Gaor Cars tuert.
er liB inter groBen llnfoiten Marn1or 5ennerbdnfe umo anoere
Ansfattnrg I'M eourtbaus an6ringen, DIE pom feinenr praftfben gaaseul
fDarrn.
er @erlaubfe oB srfoes strafrnesbonOs orrb stntat ser clint
wa..ranaa- .n..--
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s. A. O

8ouduets, Bfumenitiide fir 6pfseiten
uno gegrdbnife. SopfpfIonsen. RoSens
ftrdtfer. Obitbd1ime. Gtiefmiitterden
In Blite ODER 8eetpfIan3en. aomnti
feIbft. ihreibt ODER teIepboniert grodeh
1902. 500 Ianin abe. 9aul Cas-. Mas
mayer. (Gu5.j
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24

Raf elmer Melnnng aus 9erlit
fino Die Serren 8ronot (8u 3ebn Sab
rem 3udtbaus) un0 9ebrforn (su le.
be~nsldngIi :er 3udtbaitsarbeit peruf,
teilt) bon Gaiablouco nod Srar
trnnsportiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24

Duncan, Safion e 3ennboffe.,
HedtsontpdIte. Ala 8iinter- @eb1iioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24
Talicbe Hirfmlare iiber
Gtra6en . Nhaifermma.

girfpIare fio BON Der vgiunidpol 2eague" ausgegeben moroeu,
aueIhe bemeifen ioen ooB Der Barring Sumo" nr fir beginiiqte G.
Ihhte, De !. 9. eNabob Sia" bcnutt wIroe. Nile sfothe GirfuIore, Bon
auenl tie aud uuter5eitnet iein ndgen, fmo abiolmt falid.
Ger gonse ~9obing 6uno" uurne bonn stnotrat eineeteilt, iooaB R.
DE gsar0 ibren Cell erb1It; iorgfdlig aasgaednet nnd Scr NeiIensobt
Der Strabeny Oct Ginpobner8abl unO oes 1teuerbaren GigeutumS.
Die oen dn5elHeu @aros surteilten aYnbing 5unSs~ limo rGbllh
obaemeHen umo man brautt lh feline Gorge 81 MAIDEN; oenn ipenn Die
Anipobner iraemb elmer Strnfe in irsenS elmer gSarS Strobenpfafer
saben 1uoaeu, 10 fonnen lie es erbclten.
Kampagne-Kom Citizens League.
tPodHfhe an5ees)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24
sittfe Sem
Spesfaf : Candies Zoe.
102 Sefferfon Ctr.
f@naeiae.)

Or. 8. SooS Eettg, @pe5iaIiit une
@unoar8t MIR fir @eihledts- uIto
Sorn-9rmfbeiten. 1teber Dem Man~
battan gafe. Grodett 8438. Mna.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24

luIIuH Gule. 0FUucI $500. (NH8.|
Sn perremfen - 3tuei n15blierte 8im
mer nit feparntem giugarlg, an Stra.
Benbnbn geIegen. Gd1neg Sommerbeiri.
Breiie md6is. Nadsufragen 46t Mnrz
pbb Mpe., am Horb<gnbe Der @ef gno
Gar Clinic. Selep6on: Srnbis 4f69.
(Mnaetge.)
Gkt SaBner, Yuter, abseIiefert, biIl,-
ger alsSleifdl. SGfer, 400 Main Nbe.
(Wnaeiae.)
Mobermer Mdh unh 3nihnelbenmterridt
MusIegen. 8ufhneioeu. MnpaiIen nts
Nd6en g~elernt. ShliiIerinnen berfertiaen
Tire eiaenen afeioer nd6reno BEG 0ers
mems. gff. 8. 6. Ee6er, Mdnnaer. sol
Barben ctr. 9ehutt Spt @eus Gar ODER
~telepboniert Crabs BOTS. fNns.l
-~~
Duncan, Safiun e 3ennboffes,
@ehtsanp1lte. Aid 8unter. @eb1itoe.
--e~<~~s-
u. 9. 6. 0iosnn, oeutider Mepu.
fat; $40 &ompmann @eb6noe. Eel.
Grofett Sf08. (In5.)
S6eQep-2urtne Undertaking So.
NmtomobiI . 8etrieb.
8eioe Selepbone 97t.
Nn3eige.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24

Wir reparieren irgeno elm iHaobaf.
tes Gad; iett iIfs an Ser 3eit. Saf
@. Wilfins. Eel. 9rohis 1878.
(Gnseiqe.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24

sansliuoar-
Som antonio. OK Gents.
@aiDeitou, gelteru, 1910.

Eou Nntpuin q% genta
gassa;s.. go 80
'oa' ssllslS< io.lo
Guttuniamsn : gruSuffe.
gr man s a1 , ss StS, q 4.s apri H.; g1 1872
eciifs pei @aIlolis
$3.50, Mpril, $500 uno S6,75. Mo;
$6.71 uno $6.7s. Salni SO ga D NIX
$500, Suli, $500 uslo S7O1. Mle,er
Sill un0 $7.13; September az 3 9,rnS
1924, Sftober, 1928 uno 1925. Nns
oember, $685. ltno Sos.
darm.xrDnnatA.
6ou Mutp.sio Scr ID Mn,;f tots
ss,,t+sr
fg;pr Wy 4iuno
e,;ihuer ioli &ASsiO
S,,rfsrs az re FIc-
Weisen Z, az VS. SlnSp
o Scro ..Si;o9 per gul1el
Sofsr es 2 pex Xul9si
Seu .$fo.50 bet Ssnnc
9sMale.
Martoffeln, Nxfe, 1915 II. $500 ssr
8Hfd]el; Colorado iino Ssabo. sizes
titlo $1.75 per 100 Efuno.
GuBe &artofsein, Qouiiianr. Sf.7h
q r1upS1o9i.s 4 PEE ohluel 20, 9riiiie
SS., S4'ov .
Is E@ Se5as' . sspfOe. SS-oU u'lo
gierpflan3en. 1925 Der BuideL.
Sfptebeln, Oregon. So, OHIO, 50 per
1O0 Efiiie.
geetetI. 40c per 9e0. sBiinbeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-24

SLOAN & HAGY = 2eihenbe.
%itatter uno GinbaIiamierer, 425 ge.
ian StroBe. 9eioe Telephone 104.
Often Gag uilo Wddt. (Mn5.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
BARNARD ASSIGNS
OFFICIAL TO PROBE
DAIRY CONDITIONS

Instructions have been given to field
inspector c. l.. Hutchens by H. E.
Barnard, state food and drug commits
sioner. to make a careful survey Of all
the dairies in Wayne county supplying
milk to the city of Richmond. The in
spection will begin within a few weeks
according to a letter received by Sec
retary Haas, of the Commercial club
from the state commissioners.
Mr.. Hutchen's reports and scores
will be available for publication" "
writes Commissioner Barnard. If he
finds any dairies being conducted In
violation of rules of state. he will take
steps necessary and remedy the unsan-
ltary and illegal conditions. He will
also determine the efficiency of the 10.
cal inspection and will report the find
know whether the local health officer
and his deputies. who are deputies of
the state board of health, are properly
enforcing the laws and ordinances. 50
IF it is found necessary. a special
inspector will be sent" writes the
state commissioner.
The latter was sent in reply to n
letter addressed to the state board of
health by Secretary Haas In which he
mentioned the fact that there has been
agitation In this city regarding the
conditions surrounding the sale of
milk and the work of the local milk
inspector.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05

Council decided last night that It
probably would be good plan to in
ject little common sense into the
ordinance recently passed prohibiting
the parking Of vehicles on Main street,
between Fourth and Eleventh street.
"longer than necessary for occupants
Of vehicles to alight from them"
Following the presentation of three
bulky remonstrances, signed by Main
street merchants, council ordered the
ordinance committee to prepare an
amendment providing that vehicles
could be parked on Main street for
thirty minutes at time, a rule which
the police have been enforcing without
any authority.
Councilman Steinbrink was the only
one to assail Chief Goodwin because
he had literally interpreted the dras-
tic ordinance. Steinbrink said he did
not see why council had to change the
ordinance, Chief Goodwin having re.
lieved council OF that duty.
These remCnstranccs are not ad
dressed to Chief Goodwin, but to coun-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
SMITH LANDS
CONTRACT FOR
RELIEF BRIDGE
Local Contractor Agrees to
Have Temporary Main
Street Span Ready by
Thanksgiving.

l. E. Smith Of Richmond, was the
of the temporary bridge at Main street.
His bid, in which he promises to COM
plete the job in so days, was made on
the plans of County Engineer Mueller
and is for 1896. 1t was the lowest
bid received by the commissioners.
Work will be started on the founda-
tons for the bridge Immediately and
according to the promises made by
the contractor. the bridge will be
ready for traffic by Thanksgiving.
The contract which will be made
between the county commissioners
and the traction company will be
signed by the traction officials this
week. Superintendent Jeffries and
the traction company's engineer have
approved the plan of Engineer Mueller
and the company. through Superin'
tendent Jeffries has promised to pay
one third of the cost of the bridge.
The company also agrees to pay the
excess in the cost of larger beams
under the car tracks. According to
the terms of the proposed contract,
the traction company will also be al
lowed one third of the salvage when
the bridge is torn down.
Jeffries Denies Terms.
The bid of D. L. Davis, OF Elkhart,
Ind, was turned down by the COM
missioners because 1t was far in ex-
cess Of the amount appropriated by
the county council. The, contractor
agreed to build the bridge for $500.
In a statement before the board and
IContinued On Page six.]
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
COMMISSIONERS
FINALLY ACCEPT
CHESTER PIKE

No evidence was presented to the
county commissioners Monday after
noon in the hearing which had been
called for the purpose of determining
what action to take in accepting or re-
jecting the Chester pike. The road
cost the county $2S.7s0 and has never
been approved by the superintendent,
Charles Bulla.
Bulla was to have appeared before
the board yesterday to explain why
he had not approved the road but he
did not show up. AS a result, the coun-
ty commissioners decided to accept
the road and pay the remaining
amount due to the Foster Construc-
ton company. which was about $780,
Because of the personal dispute be-
tween the superintendent of the road
construction and the contractor. IN Ill
feeling existed and as a result no re-
port was made by the superintendent.
According to law. the commissioners
could not pay the contract price until
the road was accepted. Upon the su-
perintendent's refusal to accept the
road. the commissioners were forced
to call q public hearing. Bulla had
been asped to appear.
Since the road has never been &C
cepted, II has been neglected and % q
result, It is one OF the poorest stretch
es of ,macadam road in the county.
Nothing has been done toward improv-
ing 1t for two yeerA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05

ian coast In the Black sea, an allied
army has gathered on Greek soil.
ready for a drive into southwestern
Bulgaria.
Aim At Allies.
A dispatch from Milan states that a
military convention has been signed
by Bulgaria and Germany. by which
Bulgaria Is bound to attack Servia
with six divisions and to send Mace
donian troops into the Vardar Valley
to destroy railways lines between Sa-
lonika and Nish, thus delaying the al
lies and Greeks in their efforts to aid
the Serbs.
No apprehension Is felt here over
the future actions Of Greece. Salts
factory assurances have been given
that Greece will abide by her treaty
to help Servia.
As regards Roumania, however.
doubt is expressed. A dispatch to the
Times from Bucharest says:
Premier Bratiano of Roumania. re-
ceived a deputation from the opposi-
ton party. who asked for an immedi-
ate mobilization In order to prevent
Roumania from being surrounded by
enemies. NJ. Bratiano replied that
mobilization was unnecessary As moth
ing has happened since the crown
council met last year to make Rou-
mania change her present attitude of
neutrality"
This indicates that Roumania will
make strenuous efforts to remain ner-
tral.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
CHICAGO MAYOR
ORDERS SALOONS
CLOSED SUNDAY

CHICAGO. Oct. 6.-As Mayor Will
lam Hale Thompson sped westward
toward the San Francisco exposition
today, Chicago was looking forward
to its first dry Sunday since the great
Chicago fire. The order to close the
1852 saloons and cafe in Chicago at
midnight next Saturday and to leave
them closed until Sunday midnight,
was the last official act of the mayor
before he left early today for the
Pacific coast
Fine Limit 10 $500.
The Illinois law under which the
mayors ruling was made says:
whoever keeps open any tipping
house or place where liquor is sold or
given away upon the first day Of the
week, commonly called Sunday, shall
be fined not exceeding 5000"
Under the law, the order includes
barrooms, cafes. restaurants, hotels
and clubs. Chief of Police Healey
said today that clubs would not be
permitted to evade the law by giving
away" liquor, as that is specifically
prohibited in the statute.
There was much Joy among bartend-
ers today on account of the mayors
decision. One wh1te-aprOned dfspenS-
er said he had not had a day off in
twelve years.
Bath House John" Coughlin, the
poet-alderman of the famout First
Ward, was moved to rhyme his feel
ings In the poem he dashed off he
concluded:
But now that Sunday bars are barred,
this poet wants to fly.
ITO Greenland's icy mountains or to
mansions in the sky"
Michael "Hinky Dink" Kenna, the
other First Ward alderman said:
THE hell you say"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
FORMER AMBASSADOR
OF TURKEY ASSERTS
COUNTRY SOLD OUT

PARIS, Oct. 5.-"The young Turk
party has actually sold Constantinople
to the Bulgarians for money" declared
Sheriff Pasha, former Turkish ambas-
sador to France, in signed article in
the Matin today. Cherif Pasha is a
political exile from Turkey because OF
his opposition to the policies of the
young Turks.
members of the Young Turk Com
mittee of Union and Progress really
hate the Turks of the old regime"
continues Cherif Pasha. knowing that
they could not possibly save Constan-
tinople from certain capture, they have
committed treason.
"Field Marshal Won Der Goltz of the
German army offered the sultan a
vast empire for Turkey in Asia, pro-
vided they abandon Constantinople.
The offer, of course, was refused, but
the Germans who are a tenacious peo-
pie, have succeeded in their designs
by offering big personal advantages to
the young Turks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
Allies Unable to Indent Kaisers Second Defense Line
GREECE RuSHES
PREP PARATIoN TO
ENTER CONFLICT

ATHENS, Oct. 5.-War preparations
in Greece are going forward night and
day with feverish interest Merchant
ships are being recalled, first line
troops are being moved to the Bulgar-
ian border, reserves are drilling every
where and Red Cross units are being
formed.
Newspapers predict that Prince
Nicholas. Oldest brother of King Con-
stantine, will soon be nominated COM
mander-in-chief at Salonika.
Refugees from Bulgaria have report
ed to the Greek military authorities at
Salonika that the Bulgarian general
staff has massed a heavy force of cav
airy at Eskije, on the railway running
from Salonika eastward into Thrace.
and also along the Struma Valley and
around Strumnitza.
Although some Of the newspapers
have protested against the landing Of
an allied army on Greek soil. the be-
lief prevails in many quarters that the
allied governments entered secretly
into an agreement with the Venizelos
cabinet before taking this step.
There is gathered near the Bulgar
frontier a mixed army composed of
French, British and Greeks. Not far
away Servian forces are massed where
the Greek, Serb and Bulgar frontiers
meet