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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
GRADING FOR EXTENSION
OF ROCHESTER ROAD

II. E. Tilden, who is chief engineer
OF the Nevada Short Line railroad,
returned yesterday from Rochester,
where he had been engaged several
days with crew OF surveyors, lay.
ing out the line for the extension of
the railroad from the mill to the ore
bins at the foot of Nenzel hill. Con-
tractors are already at work grading
for the extension, which will be near
ly three miles in length. Six bridges
will be necessary, one of the 140 feet
long The new line will be on Z
per cent grade and on It Shea en-
CINE will be used. A large amount
OF grading is required and it will
be about two months before the new
line is in operations Silver State
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city, and early learned the cobbling
trade. having a shoe making and re-
pairing stand of his own for num-
Der of years. He had made a large
circle of friends and acquaintances
and his passing away in the prime Of
life is cause for general and keen re-
greet throughout the community. Mr..
Jennings was a member of Comstock
aerie of Eagles, and he leaves to
mourn his loss. besides his mother,
two brothers. James Jennings of San
Francisco and Thomas Jennings of
Reno. and an aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Chegwidden ST., of this city.
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PEOPLE OF BRUGES
CHEER COMPATR|OTS
GERMAN HoRSEMEN CHARGE
CROWD THAT APPLAUDS
BELGIAN PRISONERS
ami, A.socInteA pre.n.l

IIly Associated Press.b
AMSTERDAM, May T. Seventy
Belgian prisoners who recently
passed through Bruges in charge of
guard of German cavalry received
n resounding welcome from the Bel
gian inhabitants Of the town, not.
withstanding the orders of the Ger
man municipal authorities that no
demonstrations were to take place.
The prisoners. who included in.
fantrymen and engineers, were cap
tured near Driegrachten As they
passed down the streets OF Bruges.
the people OF the town gathered
along the sidewalks. Hats and hand
kerchiefs were waved in the air and
there were shouts OF give la Bel
gigne!" 'Leve Belgie." and "Leye
de Konig!" The prisoners smiled
and answered back, Courage, com
rades" Meanwhile the crowd show =
cred them with gifts of fruit, choc.
olate, sandwiches and cheese
While the enthusiasm was at its
height, some of the German horse
men charged the crowd 1t Is said
that the municipal authorities will
assess fine against the populace
for the unauthorized demonstration
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07

In the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District of the State of Me-
vada, in and for the County of Nye.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Adolph Maier Deceased. Notice to
Creditors.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the undersigned has been duly APP
pointed and qualified by the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District CT
the state of Nevada, in and for the
County of Nye. as Administrators of
the Estate OF Adolph Maier, late If
said County, deceased.
ALL CREDITORS having claims
against said. estate are required to file
the same. with proper vouchers at
tached, with the Clerk of the Court
within forty days of the first publ
cation of this notice.
G. s. BOSCH. Administrator.
VIM. Forman, Attorney for Admins
traitor
Dated April 20, 1915.
Date of first publication, Apr. 30, 1915.
Date of last publication. May u. 1915.
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Nevada made application to the state
Engineer of Nevada for permission TO
appropriate the public waters Of the
State of Nevada. Such appropriation
to be made from Sunnyside Creek, Mt
a point upon unsurveyed land, approx
imately the n w. u Of N w. u of
Sec 30. 7. IA N. r.. 80 &c. NJ. d. b. &
NJ, by means of dams and IL cubic
feet per second is to be conveyed to
unsurveyed land. approximately in Sec.
22. r. II N. r. S9 r.. M. d. B. & NJ.
by means Of bitches and there used
for irrigation and domestic purposes.
Water not TO he returned to stream.
Date of first publication, May 7, 1915.
Date OF last publication, June 4, 1915.
(Signed) w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
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Application No. 3247.
Notice of Application for Formulation to
Appropriate the Public Waters
of the Sfafe of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the
25th day OF January 1915, IN accord.
ance with Section SO, Chapter l4O. Of
the Statutes of 1918, one George
O'Neill of lone, County of Nye and
State of Nevada, made application to
the State Engineer of Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public wa
tiers OF the State Of Nevada Such
appropriation is to be made from Lee
beau creek. at a point approximately
IN the $ W. 4 Of X p, X Sec T.
which point is 100 feet northeast from
Homestead Monument No. /, by means
of dam and two cubic feet per sec
ond is to be conveyed to the $. x
n W. 4. y; Y $, ". z See ~ $ z
z n f.. Y and n: f. OF r.
Y OF See H. r. II. n. r. SO F., NJ ID
n & NJ, by means of ditch, and
there used for irrigation and domestic
purposes Water not to be returned
to stream.
Date of first publication April 3, 1919.
Date of last publication May Z. 1918.
tSigned) w. NJ. KEARNEY,
State EngineeF.
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Notice is hereby given that on the
30th day OF April 1915, in accordance
with Section So Chapter 140, OF the
Statutes OF 1913, one ]. n. Bryan OF
lone. COUNT of Nye. and state OF
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DEATH OF WELL KNOWN
coMSTock MAN

Frank Jennings. native OF Vir-
ginia City. aged 81 years. passed
away Wednesday morning at his res.
idence on Stewart street. after a long
illness. he not being able to leave
the house for upwards OF two months.
lie was first taken with rheumatism
which was followed by other compli-
cations that finally ended his life.
Deceased, says the Virginia Chron-
iele. had passed all his life in this
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Application No. s57s.

Notice of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
OF the state of Nevada.
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BALL GAME IN PROSPECT

The baseball squad of the Tonopah
volunteer fire department is out for
practice in full force this afternoon
the first time that 1t has been pos.
sible TO use the grounds since the
storm. The wires are being kept
busy arranging for a game for next
Sunday at Goldfeld, with team of
the gold camp.
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The women of Chicago have at last
qualified as intelligent voters. They
are rolling peanuts around the city
hall and performing other pranks as
the result of election bets. Cincin-
natl Times-Star.
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ToNoPAH AND GOLDFIELD
RAILROAD COMPANY


The war and the war tax have no
terror to our bakery. We are selling
hfteen full weight loaves OF bread for
one dollar. Having bought our supply
OF -four from the miller In advance,
We are enabled TO furnish you the
best and biggest loaf of bread without
any additional cost 10 the consumer,
Our delicious Fruit Cake viii melt In
your mouth our own Home Made
tions are . specially. Always Heassd
e see you, Or have you Phohs Number
Your Hundred ana Year
EAmnls rTwpFastar.
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eine Sanb erhsbtn iptrb, um ben Gns.
Idnbern In biefem fiirdterliGsn 4risse
su belfen, ben iie feIbf beroufbt.
i9poren haben, unb bic SrlGnber fens
nen Gnglanb aiI gut, I'm irsenbfpels
hen Mertb auf bsfen leere @erfpre'
dung 5u legen. Sic tpiHen aud, bab
lie bur1 bic gnglanb gsleiftete 9ilfe
ibrs 1eifeln ftur fadrfer ansieben ipiir>
ben, burh bic fie 70 lonse sebunben
ipurbsn. unb baB iie aud ben sraufd<
men 9riff, NIT benz bic WerioIser bes
ornlsn Srldnbs bisIes sepadt baben,
nur mod feiter maiden ipiir6en. Die
Srl6nber baben biele 1eblsr, dber in
Der fpeiten Wclt iitrb feline ipabreren
unb fbeursren yreunbe 3u finben als
fie. Die SeutIden ipiiroen bdlb bnpon
iibrssuat, Iein, ipenn Is in Der Wa9t
Der Srldnbsr lisgen follte, ibnen 5ii
belfen. Sb. ipds fpiirben mir Srldns
Der nitt barunt eeben, bitien Geig.
linJen einen giiten S9las au perieben,
bic uns 10 lange 5ermalmt, gefoltert
unb untsreriidt haben, bic BEN f6Dz
nen Srlanb bos Sersblut ausfaugten
unb feline Hinber iibsr bic fpeite
Welt seritreiien. Sc siebt feine gemeis
mere Seihler. ieine elenbere sSeiss
linee unb Qiisner dls bieie GnglGnbt-
nit ibpert syirnib BON aultur unb gus
ten Maniren. Die rufiihen Grons
famteiten ppn beute iinb nihts i'm
@eraIei9 NIT ben' undusipre6lifSn
@reueltbaten Der gnglGnber ipdhrenb
RES glufitonbts In ssrIdub i'm Sdbre
1893. Wir iinb niht In Der Gage gee
ipefen, uns au rdhet. aber - mir
taben niht peraefTen! mir iparfen
nur barauf, Biz Der beutIt)e Mihel ben
9iintel aus sfobn Bull aepriiselt unb
ibn binfenb unb am aanasn leibe
numb nah 5auie oef4idt bat. Die
Spfer, pelbe Oniti9lanb su brinsen
bat. iiEb iebr arob, aber i6 bin iibsr'
seugt poppn, paR anes aut enben ipirb.
uno baR mad tiniger .3ett Die Sonns
tpieber lsudten iDirb iibtr tinem frisb'
liaen, bliibsnbsn, aliidIiheu Dtutf4s
lamb. qrDBer, aroBartiser unb md4ti.
ger, als es iemals tpdr. ginen GRUB
ben tapfsrn Sriesern BON sinsm .5rs
IGnber, Der ibnen dlIes Cute niiniht.
Oas glatt bsmsrit basu: Dir folst
bic 0anrnsuntsri6rift, aas Der hers
poraebt, bah Der griefidreiber aus
einem alten iriifen Gei6Iette itammt.
bag ieinen Stammbaum auf cine Der
alien SSamilisn Der Stammsonige DON
Srlanb suriitfiibr' Wir uaterlaiien
bic @er0ffentIiduns bss Ramens aus
beareiflihen Griinben.
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Organizations erfamutfnus
Sielt Der @oritanb bes Seiitidlem
Niafuniiien-Spipitnls.

Der 8oritlnb bes DsutTden DiatOs
niisn t6ofpitals bat lid in elmer &c.
tern i'm 6oipiial itatteebabtsn Yers
iammluns burd bic Grfpdbluns Der
gsamten fiir bas laufenbe Sdbr or.
ganiIirt. Die bisberisen 8eamtel
ipuroen nit einsr sin3isen 2lusnabme
piebereripGbli. Die 4usnahme mar
5err paitpr u. 8. 2binoip, ppn Der
3psiten beutiaen presbDterianer airs
6e. Der gang sntfdisben ipesen llebers
biirbuns NIT dnbersn 9ef9dftsn bic
WibertpabI als prototollTefretGr obs
lebnts unb an feiner STEELE ipuroe
Serr poftor u. 6. @isbe bon Der gp.
3iDns Gemeinbe ertpGblt.
Die Beamten Iinb:
prGiibent. Sobn Dornette r..
@ijeprdiibent. 5. 3. 6aiemeier.
g3rototpIietretdr, paftpr q. G.
@iebe.
sSinansfefrstdr, $. SO. Siidter.
&prreIponbirenber Sstrstdr, pas
for Carl SepI.
Gbabmeiiter, guseR 5tuefer.
Der neue Superintsnbent bss Oiu=
foniiien Soipitals, G3aftor u. 8.
2obmann, Don Greitline, g., piro
isiH glmt ettpa Witte Ipril antreten.
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sm 9iaass Der gSssien.

llnIsre 5abrt langs Der beutiteu
6ront fiibrte uns 81 einem Sri, on
bsm eins 8prppiisn aOmpusnie an
elmer Strabe aaf Der Wads Iisgt. DO
bic 5ran5Oien I'm RoDsnbsr angegrifs
zen battsn. Der Jiibrer bisier Som.
pagnis, in fsinsm 3iDilnerbdItnib
GpmnaiioIprOfsfor Iisb DamaIs biz
JraHoofsn rubis biz duf pierbunberi
Wlehr beraniOmmsn. Grit bann lisb
er ben SsuerfirOm IOs, nit sinsm bers
artiesH GrfoIss, oaB eins srDbe 4ns
iSabI Tranaoisn tDbi ober psripunbei
ben 8pben bebsdtsn. Der Reit ipanbtc
Iiid idlsunigft sur GIuht uno Der NIT
melt iiberlessnen ardftsn gefiibrt.
9oritob Der Gransoien brad banf Der
aultbliiiistsit bisIes tapfern ,aoms
pagnisfiibrsrs ,IdsIid 5ufammsn. Di.
f2eute u6er, bic ben beftis j1iebenben
GegHer nit itpii@er Ruhe Bis Dor
ibrs 9eipebrmiinbunssn batten beran.
laufen loHen. iDar.n iG9iiftx Srups
pen. Die GrdnSoisn bat.sn ibrsn On.
Igriff ipie ftets nit eintm ipahrfinnis
gen artilleriefeusr eingsIeitet unb rri4t
tperissr als 1900 Gefdoife in ben bins
Ter Der Grpnt Iiesenben franS5iifden
Ort eeporfen. Dies bat urrier Der Be-
It0Iterang cine srobe gr6itt.runs s..
gen lbre eigetIen Qdnbsleuis berporees
rufeu, I'm 10 mebr, aIs man bieTt
Isan5s gef4iebuns ols ipiriIi9 iibsr.
IflIfig unb unn0tbis empfanb.
Dir fabrsn auf cine 95t, ouf Der
Elm Shlpb itebt, bas elmer altabliasn
franS0iif9en GamiIis ssbSrte. 0as
Sdlob 1T sdnsIi9 unbsriibrt unb uns
btIssi. Dor ibm fiebt III ieinsr Be.
ipanuns Elm poiien, EN- Dsgtli3er De,
tpeis bafiir, nj. bic bs,ffHsn 8arba.
rem frembes gigentbum 5u pabren
unb 81 i9isen miiTsn. Don bem
aamm Der S6be i5nHsn mir bas ge.
Idnbe iiberfsbeu. Sn Der Gsrne grii.
Ben bic biHtbeipulbeten 5dnge Der
@ogsfsn. BON bort aus sntri6elten
iih bic Jranaoitn an jentm Geptsms
bertdg in atuei aofonnsn gum Qngriff
unb sinseu. bura bic MaIbunssn &c.
bedt, umfaisub esesn bic 50bt Dor,
nuf Der mir fteben. Gle rpurten absr
Sur9 einen BajOnetiangriff, ben tas
pierre bnpride aanbitiirmsr nit
terporrdeenSsm S1nsio fiibrtsn, ser
iporfen nnb duf nsm gfiidipeas nod
fart bur9 linTere Mrtileris bsT4offsn,
bic untsr aubs,orbsntlifen Ghpisrigs
tsitsH Biz auf bid. WaIbb0be gebrnht
iporbsn mar. Ssitbsm 1T Der Tsinb
nttt mebr iuisbsteetommsn.
Mir fabren IN Elm ihmdIss Berg.
thai Elm, be1en 9dnge nit bidtem
Walb bsbedt iinb. 5i.r lisssn sSGssr.
Sie fameu aus bem Ycrben. @eim
aampfs I'm gpsrn itanbsu iie In porb.
srfter Geibe. 3anbnoorbe Durbs bon
ibneu ben gnaIGnoern In nitbenbsn
gaiDnettfampf sHtrifsn. Wds bitfs
Srllppe in isnsn bIuiigen Sagsn gelsis
ftet Bat, bepeiitn ansi Singe: bas
gifernt &reii5 rfsr RlaFs bds
bsr 5iibrer fir bi.fsH Sturm srbisIt
uno bic itumms Sprahc ibrsr Wsrs
luitliIte. Ssst bdben iis tpisbtr roIlsn
Gyfat a5ir liessa bist IN Gesjra8ssitt ]
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&c unter Gormeu, BE ibnsn nlsse,
'ati4net 5ufdsen, ben .MIpins~ aber
ipeniger. neil ibnen uniere Metbges
redten NIT ibrsm porSiisIiden Sditz
ben iehr ouf bic Rsrpsn gehen umios
mefr. ala unfere SGssr auf ibren pds
trpuillensdngsn. au benen iih ales
brdnst, cine itnttIihe Sirede au bers
aeidnen bnben.
Die bon ibnen onselegten werfddnz
aunssn iinb nuiitraiiltig. Sm Walb.
peritedt, 70 perbpraen. baB nan niht
baran porbeilaafen tann, obne iie 5u
itben. babel fart unb folib .unb NIT
sutsm SdubfeIb.
@eit I'm stnle poraeidoben iibt in
einem auf sinem ;sslsfesel selesenen
Sdl6b6en init ent;iidenbtr Musiidt
cine SdaerfelbfpoGe. Don bier aebt es
pprip1rts al einem poraeifobentn
poiien. Oidte g6ums iinb bier nit
gaunitdnaeln ausaeitattet ipcrbtn. bic
nit ouEseiudten S6iisen befsbt iptrs
ben.
sssbt fpenben mir beirnfpdrts. untsr<
fpeas bleiben mir baltsn, neil Gr5els
lena feinen pipnieren feline @nertsus
nuna unb feinen 0dnt fur ibre bers
porranaeben 9eiitunsen atsipreGen
min. Gin ipoblpsrbisntes Cob. benn
tpie iiberoIl, haben ou6 bier bic qio,
Mere beipunberungstpiirbia sedrbeittt.
Dolter Sertel, arisss6sri4terftatter.
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Ser ipaniihe 0eianSte II,
MerifD
Sat pou 9eueraI Gurrdn3c
BEN 8efebl erbaIteh iHs
Herbdlb "a Stuns
ben Merito5upers
InfTe

- ' W.
W q Hington, .. g., IL. Jebr
- Oas GtuGtsbsparteHent tpurbe
am Spnnerstaa Qbenb benadrittigt,
oGk General GdrrduSu benz fpdniideu
GefGroteu in MeritD anbefOblsH bate.
bag 2anb inHsrbaI5 ppn "a Gturben
al DerIafleH, neil sr angeblia einem
ipuHifdeH lIutertban, @ngsI be Gafo.
3isfIuht qetpabrt babe.
Der ipauiide SeiaHDte reifte nad
bem gmpfaua bes 9efebIs iofort mad
9ero Grua ab. Or beitanb tarauf, bab
be Gafo nismaIs in Der fpanifaen @e.
inbti8aft mar, er Deigerte ii5 aber
su fdaen. no er ii9 aufbolts.
Der M1rineistretGr Sanisls mics
am a6enb ben Son1nanbeur beg pans
5erfdiffes Oelapars, bag iett in 8era
GrlS Iiegt, an BEN fpalliIten Sss
laHhten an 8pro 5u nebmsn.
Die 80 ab bps lett mad
Bremen unterpegs.
GSbiera, DGnemart, II. gebr.
- Der amsritnniide Oampfer ,Haoas
Doe, bon Stem gort na6 Bremen uus
tcripegs, nit elmer 2abunq gaumipoGs
On gorb, feBte am Tlittpo9 feline gieis
le mad Bremen fort, nahbem er cine
.Bode lang. Repuraturen ma6enb,
TN 90 fen aelesen bate. Man bate bes
Firdt Il, baB bic bGnif4en gebSroen
ben 'Darpfsr auriidbeboIten fDiirbeu,
neil bic @usfubr BON 9aumapoue aus
Odr smarf DerbOtsn 1T.
oi e aetpataer peIs.Rsffs
Berlin. II. fssbruar. Die
q apsirer pelsbdnblsr bnbsn be'bp
{ n. ibre Sitermsifs in bisiem Sanr
ne aeiDSbnlih obsubalten. Gu@ bic
xuti4e pslsbdnbler @sreinigung
Dirb alei48eitia ibrs Mefis IN astpsiJ
dbhdlten.
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Ser Brief einss Srldaaers.

@pn einem irifden patriOten, Der,
ipie 10 nisle Srldnber, fern ieiner Seis
matb in SeIterrsi6 lebt, gsbt benz
8erliusr 2otaI an5eiger na6ifebens
Der Brief gu, Der serabsau tppii9 TT
fir ben 6ab, DON BEN Defenders bic
CUTE irif4e gefeni6aFt ssssn ben linz
terbriider GngIanb srfiillt lit. Der
Brief Iautst In p5rtliasr llsber5es
sung:
@eebrter 5srr! Sn Sbrsm si6dbs
ten glatte babe ih in LETTER 3eit tpit.
berbolt qelefsn, bab Die Spmpntbis Der
ssSrIdn6er gang auf Geitsn SeutI9s
lambs tit, unb if aIs SrlGnbsr bin
aufriftig frrb barii6sr, ba i9 iibers
ssugt BIN, baB bic GnsIdnbsr ni6ts
unterlnHen bdbeH, mn bas gmpfiu>
ben uniersr annbsleute bur6 bic ees
meinften 2iigen iiber bie DeutIHen gu
bersiften. Disfe f5nneu buupn there
Ssast fsin, Sas ssiu DabEa SrIdussl
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perisxaIsN Npti3sH.

Ri9tsr u. 6. Stride, Der
Sbsrri6tsr beg MunisipaIseri6ts.
tpirbe DON Ieiner Gattin nit sinsm
lie6reisenben SD9terlsin bei6entt.
Sos tleine prin5ebden fam in bem
priuatbofpital DON Or. 5. u. 9.
&dub in DsitpoOb 5ur W.It uHD tam
bic gbre fir fi9 in QHipru9 nebmsn,
bas srite .OdmmsrT9laf" 9abp gu
Tsin, bas in Cincinnati bas 2i9t Der
Welt erblidte.
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Die gtrIeumbsr. IN einsm
auffab iber bic arisgsliebsr i5risb.
rits 0ss @robsn peift I5iauIas Web.
ring in bsr .Uegsntparts bdrauf Sin,
Sab ME mir isbi i'm srobsn mslt.
tries, 70 au@ s5riebrih nidbt nur oeasn
bic Wu9t Der friegsrif&en angriifs,
fonbsrn aud segen bds uubeimlids
gift Sss WsrIsumOung ii9 BAT sur
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ten Mbenb su kreiten, tpurbe Elm
Wsostmbon orrunstrt. Der ON Sdnis
ifcg. ben 13. Jebriinr in Der 0.rs
einsbaIe an Der Robs Str. ituttfinbet.
Ser Ban ipirb bieies ssuhr feine 9ors
sdnger fpsit iibertreffen. bd peridies
bene angenshme lleberrufhunuen Der
8eiuher barren sSiir bic brei beiten
Ddnrsn- ipie .Serren gbdrottermdss
ten iiro idJone Breiie oiisgeiest.
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gliftun .Seia6ta Gel, .ran.r.in.

\ Inn bic adrneDaIsaeiI audi bieIes
5air ri6t sans frtubI ss puriibrrai.,
bez ~ Isfisn. unb ben M1itulitberr, for
l1q1tEssssa aLnsslSsisr 4 tsiasa ssrraas,
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etars


e5bn5en bon Georee unb aenes Rabe, geo.
g2eifenborf. I'm alter ton 8 wepnGtrn. eet1etls
bradrafif am G1miina. ben 10. Uebrunr, nui
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-08
R0LOUP CLEANS TILL
OF S225; ESCAPES
Huntington Ticket Agent Loses sum
to Bold RObber Who Is
Still at Large.

HUNTINGTON, Ind, oct. Sd. G.
COlclesser. agent at the Fort Wayne
and Northern Indiana interurban sta
ton. looked up from his desk at 9:45
last night into the muzzle of a re-
vOlver Keeping the agent covered,
the holdup cleaned out the cash draw
er and forced COlCleSser to open the
safe. getting between 1925 and $3.50.
The entire robbery took not more
than three minutes. After getting the
mOncy-checks amounting to about
500 were discarded-the rObber calm
~ told the agent not to call help with
in 10 minutes, walked from the ticket
cage, through the front door and dis
appeared.
1t was done so quietly and quickly
that a boy who was standing in front
of the station saw the thief removing
money from the till but suspected
nothing. He saw the man walk west
on Market St, but did not watch to
see which way he turned.