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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-06
PLUMBERS IN BATTLE.
Cases Where Troops Have Fired Upon
Their Own People.

ntlF OHH
1t was at Beacon Hill during the Boer
war that there happened one OF the
saddest incidents in the history of the
British army The East Surrey were
in hollow between two hills creeping
up the valley. The West surrey reSi-
ment half a mile away, caught sight
Of the crouchlng figures and took them
for Beers.
In a moment heavy volley rang
out, and it was moi until an officer
realizing the mistake. rushed out in
front Of the West Surveys that lie
firing ceased
A nurse, writing afterward from the
Estcourt hospital. said it was pitiful TO
see the West Surveys coming Ill one
after another, bringing cigarettes. dam
ties, any present they could find, for
the wounded men. then, hearing their
groans, turn away, saying: God for
give us. This is our work.
Zone Of the stranecst cases of troops
firing upon their own people occurred
in Roumania in the year 1889. AT that
time Roumania was in Il very disturb
ed condition. aud bands of robbers
regular banditti-prowled over the
country, raiding the villages ana
farms. The largest of these bands
made its headquarters in the forest of
Rhodope and gradually increased until
It became 300 strong 1t spread terror
through the whole countryside, and nj
last the government sent n body of
troops to hunt 1t down.
The robber band was located on top
of mountain. and the colonel in com
mand OF the troops split his forces and
sent half up each side so as 10 attack
from two points simultaneously.
A thick fog fell. and the robbers took
advantage of 1t to sneak away quietly
by IL path known only to themselves.
The troops, unaware of this maneuver,
continued their ascent and the two
bodies, each crawling along under COW
er of rocks and brushwood, met at the
top. They at once opened fire and
fought desperately for a whole hour
before the mistake was discovered.
Eighty were killed and 300 wounded
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-06
Devilfsh.

Deviliish weighing up to 200 pounds
are sometimes caught in Japan. These
fish are amphibious. They are often
seen wabbl:ng on their tentaclcs like
giant spiders in search of patches of
sweet potatoes The natives kill them
with clubs In the water they are
caught in jars lowered to the bottom,
which the octopus enters, thinking
them good retreat from which to
catch its food.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-06
pro,lerl, Didn't Apply.

Mrs. Brown was In the kitchen help
ing Nora. the cook, prepare supper.
ITS an old saying she remarked TO
Nora. that too many cooks spoil the
broth. What do You Think
Sure, num-" she replied, there's
nothing to worry about. There's only
one cook here. National Monthly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-06
Breaking the fear

Repeated blows will break the hard
est iron. Regular payments on a life
insurance premium break the dread
spell of fear for the familys future.
National Life Ins. Co, of VT (Mu-
tual) Earle S. Kinsley, General
Agent, Mead Building Rutland, VT
Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-06
BALTIMORE DEMOCRATIC
Mayor Preston Reelected and Car
rles His Whole Ticket With Him

rles His Whole Ticket With Him
Baltimore. May 4.-Mayor James
H. Preston, democrat was reelected
at the municipal election today by an
estimated majority OF about 10000
over his republican opponent Charles
II. Heintzeman. The remainder o.
the ticket was carried by the demo-
cratic candidates by about the same
majorities, and both branches of the
City Council will be overwhelmingly
democratic.
Mayor Preston's majority is the
largest ever received by a mayoralty
candidate in this city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-06
one MAN ONLY.

81 always pay as l CO. remarked
BE careful individual.
Lots of fellows do that who don't
save enough to pay their way back"
added the mere man.-Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-06
Anpropriate Place.

Have you a history of this centn-
rvs bastles:"
eyes. keep g in my scrapbook.'--
Baltimore American.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-28
I11dekenIen'S Cruppen rileken vcr,
@eneralfelbmaridaa b. Naadenien.

Wtacfenien lit, bon glnsbrnh oes
&rieges an. elmer Der meiitgennrlltals
Seerfiibrer gelpeien. Nfan lpradb 5r-
crit bon ibn als bon eillem Der
aorpsfiibrer, Die @inbenburgs Dor,
biloliben Sieg BON Sanltel1berg=Gr-
telsburg batten berbeifiibren belfcn.
slls 5iibrer einer glrr1ee ilt Bolell
batte er an Sitloenbnrgs gldn5erroen
Jeloberrnleiltltngen auh ferner5in
herporragenoen glnteil, bis ibnl IN
oieien Sriibiabr, Die 5iibrung Der
slrrnee iibertraaelt tpurbe, Die oelt
ertl6eioenoen Stop gegen BEN rltlli=
fhen rebten Sliigel fiibren iolte.
Wiit elmer in Der Griegsgeibi6ie fdit
feiipielloien @nergie bat er, nod bent
Giege bon @orlice=gornop, benz met
beiibe1r @egner I'M Nafen 9eIeIien
nno i'm rfidt 5lr 9fllbe fonnen loi=
lem bis Der Observation-Disclosures HltI=
ienberridaft in 2ennberg Elm Gnoe
gerna6t mar, mas Duupn iino mir
isber5elgt = nod lange Iiht 0og
Gnoe BON Mafenlens Giegeslauf=
bnbn beoeutet.
Mls Sobn eines biirgerll6en &it-
targutbeltbers lit sluguit Madertien
an 6. 9e5ember 1849 i'm Hegie-
ritngsbe5irf Wserlebmrg geboran
@abreilo ieines einiabrig-freimilligc
0ieliItjabres bra1 Ser arieg eegen
Sranfreih aus, oen er I'M 2. 2eiG-
|hmiaretregiment ntitmahte. slls
2eiltnont ser Geierpe febrte er ouriid
ul,o nabm oul0bit ieine ltniberii-
tdtsituoien tpieoer aif. 1878 tral
or in's Seer ei1. 1878 als Sberleut-
flart, perbeiratete er iisb NIT Goris
II. Sorn, Ser Gbe entltamnlen Sci
|Sobne nno eine godter 1880
|ipuroe Mafenleii @eneraIitabler, bosi
1891 big 1894, als Mnior, NOR er
erIter g[oiutant bes @eneralitabs-
defs Grafen 5hlieffen. gr erbili
|oann oas erlte 2eibbuiarenregilne1lt
ipuroe 1898 sIiieelaoiutant 0es Set
fers nno befam I'M folgenoen Sat-
re oen erblihen 9[6eI. 1903 iDnrra
|er &omnlanoeur Der sc. Oipiiion in
Gan8ig 1908 fonlnanoierenoer &C.
neral oes IL. g[rmeeforpg. Sbm
inlteritanb uls S9egimertsfomuan.
0eur Der &ronpriits. Madenien bet
'oud eine 5tpeib6rioige @eIdidte oer
.a59nar5en Suiaren" gel9riebell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-28
glitS(Qn0.

Son Yofobonla nod ben 9n-
mali i-SSsnieln lit iett cine 0rabtloic
Eelegrapbestperbinonng bergelteM.
Mat miro oemn1hit brabtIoie Gepe-
iden bon Sapait nah itniernl 2nnce
ibiden fonnen.
Sn 9opti lit eine Mebolution
ollssebrohen, bic ihlirnn1er 81, iein
ideint, aIs ie cine 5iipor. $50 widn-
ner, oarlinter Elm friiberer Br1fi0eitt,
.puroel nuf gefebI oes @oubernelrs
bon Hort=au-Hrinee erlhoiien, ipdter
touroe ct ielblt errnoroet.
Gin flirdtbarer Gturm tpbt in
6bongbni. Die Mnterfetten mn1erGs
4reu5ers Cincinnati. Der iib our
3eit I'M Safen bort befinoet, fino ge-
riiien.
sSu Bort=ait-Hrince 1T Der Bis
berige Hrdfibent @uillnume BON Ell
ner iuiitenben @oIfsmenge ermoroet
mor6en.
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Die auIbene Gudjseit.

Sssn Dem altpeiberitiib1en Der Of
ten Mitter Grdblert gins es bod,
ber. 5iinf olte Tralen faBen oa I'm
aaffee irno Guhen perimnnlelt, nno
als ib borbei fam, ipairoe if] orin-
geno eirgelaoen, mit5ubalten. pGs
is oo6 belt meine iuloene &ob5eit,
grla' Srau."
usSa, ober Wtiitter @r1blert, Sbr
Man1 lit bod fdon iiber oreibig
Sabre tot?1
nsSn, freili, ina Srli, ipenn er lab
te, b1tt' er mid mon ffon lange Dot
ieidlage1, 10 tpie Der iuar Mber Der
Iiebe Soft bat Elm Ginieben gebatt,
oaB ib in 8rieoen fann neine iuloe,
ne Sohseit feiern."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-28

Die 9aniIen gebeu sm, 6aF sic
Srmppen 0es General Neafenien uie-
Der ettuas iueiter boreeriift iinb.
Giue 9epeidJe aus gerlim mclbet,
baf bic rniiiiden Srtppen, bic nnicr-
haIb DftroIeufa itan6tn, lansinm,
aber iiaer benz gns 81 setrieben
Diir6en.
GnsIiIdt Oepeiden bebampten,
oaf @prrifen 6sr Senidjen yetbin-
6cten anf @arfdan ~, sebe nur lc5r
Iuit9iam porip6rts. Na6enien babe
nmr tiniee fleine Srte genommen
i,nb Die 9lnTen bdtten onrd lire
Tlanfenbeiutsnns bei GpfaI eiaen
bedt1ten6en WorteiI erlamgt. Qetteres
1T, ben bentfden Oepei@en uadj,
ni@t ,uabr. Die GngtGn6er ersabIrn
and biei bon Zen Gtgenangriffen Der
MniItn, hardi iue[6e bit lam 91Dr6em
bernnriiden6en 9snH6en uuS Sic bei
sSban8prob itebexben 0tmti6eu am
xoriudrtsgeben sebinSert maroen.
9ie OtntId)en bebnupten, 6nF ale
6ieie Wtgenangriffe ab8eiddasen
ftieu. Satfade fdeint Is su iein,
baf bic 9entfhen an berfdieSeneu
Stelien, ). 9. bei Spansorpb einen
Ennft crreid)t bnbeu, ron bem Gin
ueiteres gororingen nnm6glid) 1T.
DAFT General bon Wiilptp In Der seG-
bc pun 3oiunu, iii6Iid bon &nrIan6,
unanfb6rlid gesem bic @ilna-O Dina
burg Balm buraebt, gebeu aud BIC
ensIii6tn 9epefden 81. SIN wau,
sen fdjeint e, trok bieien Gepeiden,
nIs ipenn bic Gage nm @arid5nm nod
cbenfo giinfis mare, ME bprbrr.
Gin gefcbI bts Gsarem bcruft alle
jnngen WlGnner, bic 1896 grboren
Sin6, ST ben @affen. Su Gibirieu
scII cine aasrmeine IobiIifirrnna
ftattfin6en.
sSm ben Taronnelen ipuroe Elm
frans5ffdjes lInterieeboot Smra ein
be,.tIdrs serft6rt.
Der bGniidje Gampfer rssosilea,, !,
Der Gilenbabnidiuelen bon @oten.
bera mad, Dem sBne-JlnE, an Sem
Gonfb Gbielos nnS 9seiucaitie lie
geu, bringeH iuOIlte, 1T in Der 3ore-
Zee BON einem bentIden itnteriee.
Boot in oem grmuo gebobrt. Sic
WeIabmms iumrbe eerettct.
3tuei bsittidr l1nterIeeboote babeu
an Scr TdDcttiId)en 9iiite nsnn ensi;-
IdJe 5iidbampfer in ben Grnub as.
bohrt.
Die idipebiide Bari oNabonna"
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Rullcn untcrbdlb OStrclenkd
3urilckgedrdngt.
1teberau nm 2Snrld)am get1nnpft+
ErfOI0reicbe Tdtigkeit deutscber unterseeboote
KGmpie Ser 1taliener am 1ien5e.

nber See naden fonrlte. @ollte ct
fde 2aOung 5erltoren, 10 bIieb Dem
@efeblsbaber oes lttterIeebootes
nidts anberes iibrig, als bns Shiff
|ebenfans 5u 5erItoren unO ipater fllr
oasfelbe 5u be5nblen.
9as Sani1d)e Earlament bat Elm
0eIct angenDmmen, Saf ben Dani=
Ideu sSmitisminifter bas 9iedjt siebt.
Die 3eitnmsen in ibren gfnfermn-
gen ii6er Sen &rien gu beIdranfen.
Gin glrtifel IN unierer .grpreS5"
bon Sobn 8. galoeriton fpri1t bun
Ser Gage in ben ein5elneil friee-
fiibrenoen 2anbern llno sen Muslid)s
TEN auf 6rieben. Gs lit elm merf-
tuiiroises @entil1 bon Sint ,i,lo In
finn, bon @abrem uno sSnlihern IN
oieIem Mrtifel, oie elm naberes Cir
geben uno NihtiglteIen Iebr idtpie-
rig uno meitldlfig MAIDEN ipiirbell.
Sur 10 bel tpollen mir iinierlt Sc
fern, Die iih ourd ienen Mrtifel piei-
leidt babes allfregen lniieiL 3ur Ge-
|rubielng lasen: 9tntidJlanb mill
tiht Gnrupa erobern unO fat aud
mic oaran geoadJt; 9entidlanb's
iuirtidaftlidle Gage fGugt nidt an.
beSemflid III iuerSen nn6 SeutId)-
lambs fimansielle @erbaltmi1e Iino
|fo aeinnS, mic iie MIR iein f5nnen
itnb abneln in feimer @eiic ocm al.
idrefenoen Bib, oas galoeritpm pon
ibnen enttpirft.
Inter oem Sitel .9ie groBe Slit
berin" Ibreibt Der buIgarilde Mili-
tiridriftiteller slngelom in Der in
Gofin erfheinenoen ,&ambnlta":: syn
Dem ufterhorten gIutbaoe, 6e5Sen
Mrena belite @nli5ien lit, gIeidt Stub
lanb eiilem 5ur Sblodtbanf gefiibr-
ten gefelielten Stier, Der I'M eigenen
BIute erftidt. SIT 6ies itiHt eine ge-
rehte Strnfe fir MliBIan6s groBe
Siiitoen2 Gin falturloies 9olf tpoll=
te Glltllr, Civilization itrl0 sSreibeit
pergeipnltigen. Tds flaili5he 9ano
Der gfeaftion, Der iibirifhell @ef1ng-
uiiie uno elltiebIihIter YoIi5ei.e-
tpaIttoten, oas Die eigenen ltnterta-
men utster Der &neAtidaft oeaeiierier-
fer Bnraiiten bdIt oeiien offentIides
2cbell BON eiitigen Grobfiirite1t in
aettpit sefeiieIt TT, Oieier ieste ititter
cen cinilifierten Staaten guropas,
uoIlte bic Gabnni Der sSreibeit emit
folten lino oie freieiten ullo fiiIturcIl-
ften Y6Ifer befreien. SIN Nanlen
oerfeIbe1 sSoenIe befreite Dor Sabr..
bliitoerten Dfdingis aban Die 9oI.
fer, inOern er Bpramioen BON Wen-
ibenibdoeln aufbdufte. Sir aIle be-
aangenen Siinoen nluB gfuBImlc
teute biiBerl. 9ie feiiier5eit gegen
RuBlano geIdleuoerten Sliihe BON
Sal,lenoen geben bente in grfiillung.
Die rnmaniide Siegiernns fat Sic
giusfubr bun 0eiscn, 9Rossen nnS
0erite erIambt, aber oieIe glmsfnbr
NIT einetu 3ul bOn $16O, $40
nmS $12O -belcgt.
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SnIano.

llniereMusfubr bntte in Dem mi.
Dem 80. sSuni abeeibIolienen Sabre
eiten @ert pon $2,768, 8,643,523, lin
404 Millioi,eil mebr nls lebtes Snbr
Dus mahte Die glusfubr bon @ai-
fen un6 Milinition. GtoIa forncr
mir aaf bieie Mieien5nnabne n iGi
iein.
Sir Die Stoot geaibpillc III
Elm Maiieoertpnlter ernanlt tporoell
9fobert Baugbn bot oieies 5ur 3eii
iuol einaig oaitebe,loe 9lnlt erbaltcn
gs ideint bort ein groBcr Sfanoal
aiisbrehetl 5u tpollcn. Miebrere Der
gearnten finO beiduloigt, @iider BE-
ieitigt 81 boben.
Sn gbirago bat oie goroners'
l1nterIubn1g in 8e5ug auf Die Gait
lano- &ataItropbe beaonnen. gIne Bis
bergen 9lnsiagerl oeuten auf eine
allgemeine Nahlailigfeit aIs l1riafe
oes llngliids bin.
II Griegsminilter @arrilon bofft
idon in rlahiter ISOLDE Dem Yrdii.
oenten einen Ylan fir Die Georganl-
iation bes 9eeres porlegen gu foil-
nen. Bis oabin bittet er sSeoen, sc.
bulb 81 baben. ginSeIbeiten Tonne er
flibt befnnnt ula6el.
Der Streif an BEN Oeliperfcil
in 8aponne tit beeroet.
Sn eitiem Sauie on Ger Golin
glbeillie 5il Chicago tpobnten aipei
5amilien 8uiomnlen fieben Gerfo.
men, Die alle ben Musflug ant Sarns-
tag nlitlnadeen ipollten. Sic 9ingerl
Gm Sontltog morgen fort uno gsie
mano lit 5nriidgefebrt. Gas Sau5
lit felt Sanlftag morgen >nibt meEr
ge0ffnet. Bobrideinlid iino iie oIle
ertritnfen.
9ltrh cine @oserploiion iino in
Ger Wlioertpi[-Mine 3u Gbriitopber,
ssSnv neitn5ebn 9lrbeiter eingei9loi-
ien.
- 8ei Der grplolion IN Ser
Wiooeipea Mine 8u Gbriitopber, ST
linois, fin6 pier5ehn 2eltte ihiper
perlebt uno aht Mann getotet ipor.
oen.
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Nms N1erjfc.
@us @aIbington miro qenleI-

9lus @aibington miro genleI-
bet, man urbeite 0aran. eineGrieoens
fonferen5 Der merifaniiden Jiibrcr
gu 5tanoe gu bringen. @enn Ger
ratt5a an ibr teilnebmelt mone, lei
man 0an1it iebr 5ufrieoen; penll
ni9t, peroe man iid nidt an ibn
febreil.
aIus Mafbington miro gentei-
oct, ititlere Hegierllng beabiihtige Die
Baffenausfubr nad Megico at Der
bieten.
0ie garran5iitas bebaltpteit,
oaB General @or5aIes Die &anpt-
ita0t bereits erreidt babe un0 Gene
raj Sbregot idon IN Gan 9uis go
tofie lei.
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Weineral gSelIs 5otel sSremoenb,ldl

@kssHStHk ~<<tsS tft+k$ OLNattctttttt9
ipeiBt biele Namen bon Gan glntonier1l
atf, Die bort Die tpunoerpoIIen WeineraIs
Stelle trirtfen lam, follte lid cine ailte
SIafden bon oeu perlenoen .9annr
Srpn" Sufhideu Iaifen @s lit eitl mill
6es MbfiibrmitteI unb enthdlt magi}fbc
5eilfrnft fir ieoes Organ bes meniGliz
diem Gorpers; cine unfebIbnre S,iIfe bei
Nerboiitdt. Weritopfung. 9ibeln1ntiss
mus. Nneens. Nierenz iirlo Gla5enz2ess
Den ufp ssn 6nn Hntonio in gliten
Birt5hnften, Mpothefen iinb on Soouz
fpafier{tdrben 5a bnben GerIa1at ein
Gfas .Qninar Ssron~ uuo SIR iuerbct
barfbar fein, biefe an5eioe beadtet 5tt
baben @erIhnfft GMh cine aiite ooes
felepboniert Der 2ainar Naentlir, 3oteI
grodett.
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CAS- aeht uid)t 10 IdjneH.

sSreitno (5u einem Eantoffelbel.
oen). rltnO mas bot oefn 9eine
sSrau geIagt, aIs IN bellte glabt
beimgefoninten biIt2"
gbenaitn: a8enn 9u Elm panr
Stanoen 3eit baft, wia id Dir es
gerne er5dblet"
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SnrSe l1eberliht.

Sie 9iliIen geben 5u, buh
Mafenien's Seer nprriift.
gille 3niien, bic 1896 sebO-
rem fimo, miiiIen ms Seer TIE
ten.
ltnamfb6rlide &Gunpfe fin6en
in Der Sionsu-@ -@egen6 itatt.
9nfIiidr srnppen ,lnterbalb
OitrDlenfa nad Dem 8ng st-
riifge6rdngt.
Jran56fifd)es 1tnterieebppt
iunr6e In Ben 9nr0anellen ger
ftSrt.
0eutid)e ltnterieeboote emit
ipifeln cine nngemeine reae
SGtigfeit.
0anfird,em tpir6 pon oeut-
idjen enftidifferu bOmbarbiert.
StaIien rnft Ieine 9fierpen
bon 1885 bis 1888 Gin.
Die rnmGniid)e 9fesierans
erIanbt bic 0etrtibe-M Mmsfnbr.
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HedlenerempeI.

2ebrer: r9[Iio, GalI, 9u baTt
neun aepfel, oapon mill fidi Sans
Elm 9rittel nebmen, mas befommt er
oa2~
Saul: .@ine Obrfeiae."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-28

@eites Del nrto Galolin erh.;l,
man BON Ser GIinp Oil So, 4Gt
Sit-Gonnerce ctr. Nei;es Eel. 5rl-
bis 2252. (Mrs
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Selepbuniert Graueb's, 22t Gltsgents
meree Ctr, Inn iraenb ettpns, 6nb Sbr
germ eft grodett 1851, Neues Get
SO
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9pppeISiunia.

~llno iuie biit Gu 10 nit 9einen
@ldubigerll silfrieoen?~
% Eraftferle, 6ie fiilo ni6t
All besablen."
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Grapea's balten frii6es Sleiid, @es
fIiigeI, gicr, Butter, RroouIte. 5uberei>
tete sSleifh< unb SalatsGorten iino bes
ite @rcceries. grodett 1861. Neues Eel.
$40.
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Mrs. 6. o. 9ariep, nneensine We-s
liferung. $40 Siuearineen Bebdlioe.
Srabis 3406.
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gefe Gisr in Der @tabt. s. u. 5aeder
(&bolefale.)
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9. s. & fslora 90. 0imrsen,


@roouierte Der Ynlnlers sShule, oes
1lrauens Ser Gbiroprdctic.
$40 Mntb Ctr. Gel. grufctt 1880
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9arleDfs Duplicating Shop. Gdjnels
Re, refine lno oeuaue glrbeit $40 Gtpens
ritgeE<8ebdiioe Srnbis 3406.
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bis 1548. Neues Sel. 855. s.. u. Saeder,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
REVOLUTI0NISTS"
ORDERED TO GET OUT
OF TOWN BY POLICE

Under q suspended sentence of
thirty days in jail Octayiu Garctu ard
Pedro Escutia were ordered 10 leave
Albuquerque Sunday by tho police
after they had been arrested ON a
charge OF trying Co incitc "a revolution
against the United States government
by organizing an armed force in this
vicinity. The men were arrested last
week hy Deputy United states Mar
shall Gdlushu ana Acting Chirt of Poo
lice Pat O'Grady in u stable in the
rear OF G., Tot's store. 3l5 North
Third street, whore they were eating
supper.
George Armijo of Duranes. a mem
her OF the grand jury. reported to the
officers that the men asked him a.
enlist In the movement TO organic,
au army 10 take up arms against the
United states government. saying that
the MeXicans should all unite in IN,
movement. They were then distribut.
mg Catrauzt proclamations and whcf
arrested "a number OF similar proCla,
nations were found in their posses,
sion. The men came 60 Albuqucruu,
from the border and are believed {,
have been members of the party tina.
has been organizing armed forces lf
the Big Bend country ana firing aI
the United States troops and ToNu.
rangers stationed there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
PERSONALS

Mr. Bernie Mcclure of wheeling,
West Virginia, is spending several
days here visiting his daughter. Mr..
Mcclure and his brother nro tho pro-
p|rictors of the Mcclure hotel, one OF
the largest hotels Boo the Little Noun
tain state. lie expects TO return
home next week.
Tho rifle team OF Company IS, New
Mexico national guard. of Clovis, were
boa Albuquerque sunday ON their way
to the rifle competition al Las Vegas,
which begins today. In the party
wtrr Hobart Miller, Gus Pyot1ki.
Perry Kcown, Wills Wcstfali, j. v.
Biolcr and Lewis Thomas. The win
ucrs uf the matches at Las Vegas
become the state representatives To-
the national shoot At jacksonville,
Fla. which takes place some time In
October.
After having been closed FOR prac-
tically "a month. while repairs have
been under way To- piers u flooring,
the Barolas bridge. the principal ave-
nue. To Albuquerque from the west
side farming districts, was opened to
traffic saturday The bridge has been
put Ia nrst-class condition for the
winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27

m,nt ar machines sent here from the
factory
"Thc road from tho border TO Al
huguoruuc is being much travelled at
tHlr tim, Uf the year.. MT. Mccoy
said. 81 passed "a number OF trans
continental tourists ON tho road \
majority uI rhc>c tourists are On
route Co their homes In the east from
the ,NpusIt.uus iu california, They
mad, th. tIp to ~ Paso oycr the
EordprIlnd tu see Juarca and the at
fractions there and then come to Al
n|uuuorIuo aud from here take the
old Trail. route eastward,
Were DO 20 for the roccut rains
tho rold would Dee iu good condition.
Tho highway from ~ paso by way
of Albuquerque and Trinidad is In
much better condition. / understand.
than are the roads through TcNa,
which have been made almost impas-
sable 10y recent rain storms.
In speaking Of the proposed Den.
Nor-El p1eo road race Mr.. McCu,
said: ''rhrrc is much interest beinl
manifested TO ~ Paso over the much
talked OF pcuvcr-El paso automobile
road race. ~ seems unlikely thai
thorc viii hc an m paso-phocuiX road
race this gear and III Paso is auNioui
to have u race from Denver TO th"'
city which would go by way of SIut
PC and Albuquerque The business
men of IA pasu are ready go rais'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
FAIR PROGRAM TO BE
A SOUVENIR EDITION

Mossrs. Gobcr and Terrell. who
bought tho program concession foi
the state fair hal the pro-
gram is being gotten up in a very at
tTlctivc style on the souvenir order
go hat the fair visitors can send II
back homo Co show what they saw at
the fair ana what the state In general
is doing.
These programs viii doubtless D.,
rC1d by a great many people from AL
over the state and by visitors from
outside. and should be literally pat
ronizcd by the merchants ana busl-
mess men of the city and state. the,
announce not only rs "a bushes,
proposition. but for the reason that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
Women's and Misses Fall Suits
SIS. 90 Suits are AL
ways a Feature Here

You are sure to be greatly
surprised at the excellent man
ncr i'm which the new Fall styles
have been portrayed at this
price. How well they are tail.
urcd and how perfectly they fit.
Here are Suits that were
made 10 sell for more than $50,
but IL has long been a conceded
fact that ROsenwald's lead in
styles and value at S25 and this
year is to be no exception.
We are offering most eXtraor-
binary values at this price. The
Suits are made of all-wOol ma
tcrials, coats guaranteed satin
lined; some plain tailored,
others in scmi-tailorcd effects
with collars and cuffs of velvet
or trimmed with fur. The color
range includes navy, African
brown, bottle green and black ;
also novelty checks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27

uailcgos. September 20. same as last
above. 500.
W. II. Hahn and wife 20 T. n. Stew
arr. September 90, lot z. block 20,
Brownwcll and Lail addition. 500.
Andres Romero and wife To Ed
ward q. Millenbaugh. September 20
piece land IN precinct g Del Rio. 81
J. f. Haines aud wife To T. A
Gettys. sept mber -. 'ots A. q. G. -
H. T., block Jn Mandell -. ana Il. adj
ditiun. $i.0O.
Yncs Chavez de Baca, ct al, ia Tel
eHfora Chavez de Chavez. September
q. land In Barclas, $500.
Il. b. stewart and wife 10 A. c. Ii
Drierc. September %. lot Z. block 20
B. and l.. addition, 500.
Annie s. McKcnzie and husband L
Barbara Hughes Sprulll, Septembc
IS. lot s, block 10, II. n. addition. 81