davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13

notil6er 8robibitioniit; er ipradj
Dem Saloon in ieiner &eoe ieoe Crit
1ten5beredtigung ob lno erfldrte,
ooB oos gan5e S6anfgei6dft olt5
Eeras billauSgefe9t tperOen niirop.
Sil einem @olpitaI 5l1 San
Antonio itarb Otto g. Groa bon Sc
guill i'm Sitter bon As Sabren. Ser
gerifyieoene miro Don leinen Glterll,
ieiner @itipe, lomie flint &inoerll
iiberIcbt ltno in Seguin beigeIebt
mer0en.
@eslep gootrigbt, melber bonn
@eridt 81 9(uitilt i6uIoig beful1oel1
mltroe, ben illlgen 5arnter Gbiele
bon Irapis Gonntp getotet gu ba-
ben, ltno Ser 5i lebenslaitglidcm
53udtbaus bernrteilt muroe, lit nod
bent 3lt6tbals 5ll &untsbiGe abuc-
fiibrt ltno bat ieille Strafe nngetrcs
ten.
ST. Neu-@raunfels Itorb aatt}
plobIidl Srau 8enoline 5eltner I'M
Sitter BON 70 sabren; oie @er16icoe-
ne miro bon bier Sohncn betrauert.
Sn MineraI 8eas itarb ser
He9tsanipoIt Senrn glap Maper
BON @alpeitott i'm Sitter bon GA
Sabreil. Der 8erldieoene miro BON
ieiner Wutter iotDie einem Neffen
iiberlebt.
3lt @ouiton itarb Jrou Gaci-
lie gmmi6 i'm Sitter BON 80 Sub
rem; ibr ~berltorbene @atte mar ser
erite iubilAe Rabbiner III Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13


bon Sad 8ilbatr, Dem uSelmagna=
ten, in Der Z. unO 8. @arb Dor
einieer 3eit geitobIen iino. 9oruil-
ter iii1o: 9fubinen= u1o 8erlenringe,
arm6anoer, geaoelr, l1bren ulp.-
Die @ranonlfp in Soulton bot ge=
gen @ilbur "a Mnflogen lpegell
9iebitabls eingereibt.
Die Werifaneriit @iln Oborra,
fuelde NIT ibrer &Ieion1g einem Of
ielten I'M Sofe bren1erloen Serb
Terer Su nabe fanr, erlttt lAtpere
granomunben an oe1t 8eilten uno
ltnterlei6e nno muBte no1 oem
Stobt : @oipital gebro6t peroen;
lie ltorb bier na6 merigen Stunoeu
OIL Sen erbaltenen 8erleBlrnqen.
Seuer, melhes I'M @allie Na.
7C3 Der Muffin Str. am Sonntag
oas6rod, pcrnrladte eineu Ghooelt
BON SIS
Cine Srau Barter 8raDl mel
DIE Dor einieer 3eit in eirlem Drllg-
Store an Der @oulton StraBe cine
9ibneraugen &llr oem~on1trierte,
beabii6tigte an 25. Sebruor bon
bier na6 8aco 5u reiien. SIR bier
aufgegebenes @epdf lit in 8aco
ridtig angefommen, Die ssran oa-
gegen nift. Sic 1T Ieit ser Belt
peri6mun0en.
SSll einem bieiigen Sarlato-
RUM ltarb @m. @inie aus @eimar
I'M Sitter BON 43 sSabren. @r miro
ilberlebt bon ieiner 8ittpe nno Ell
f1ent fleinen 4inoe, iofpie einieen
griioern ullo Sbpeltern. Dos 8e=
grdbnis miro in @eimar nah benz
@itus Der ~@ermannsiobne itattfin=
ben.
Gin in ser Sd)mieoetuerfltdt=
te bon Mpala & Son an Ser Siio
Stores StraBe am Sainitaq M6eno
ansgebrofel1cs Selier perurinfte Ell
llcn Sbaoet BON $40 Bis SIS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13
Die administrative

Sic &unitmlslteQung, Die allgell-
blidlih Ill Der Carnegie Saile per
nnltoltet miro, lit lebr biiblb uno ie-
bensnert. Sic entbaIt cine gln5obl
portrcffIider Bemoloe. Gpn bieii-
/ gen aiinltiern iino allerDines nun
Iebr uelliee pertreien. 9iuo. Smoer.
Donf bat Elm brilant genlaltes Still
iebeil Slide mIsgeiteIt, Sii-
lioll 9nOerOonf ENC feinc, itltr ct.
lpas aa5u 5arte mo etipas ullper.
}tdn0lide 2anoidaft uno Som
8rowll cbenfa1s cine 9anoidaft, oi(
gut gernalt lit mo aus Der ENC fei,
uc Stinumling lpridt. Gas lit al
les, luas bon San Mntonioer Wa.
lern bort 81 finOen lit.
Inter Ben alloern .Yil0ern baI
it1s ain 9eiten cine Came in Hot'
bon George Opener @atlon, Ell
nGbiie*G erf1nfer" bon Oscar go
muno girmingbain, cine @rappe mi.
oid)tem Sduee beitalloener mo boz
Der Sonne beifienener 9aune, eli
~Houember-ga pm Charles g
Gruppe, uMoa0 Breathing BON Nod
mel Sent, ons y8orf 2oboItioe'
bon 8liianume Martin, nlo Elm,
JriibIfiidsBene nit einem prad)tie
g~entalteu ainoerfopf nlo elmer iho
men Sdale nit Sriidten aefaaerl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13
1cras.

E - ~ \
oaB Jrernoe @iuo's, BON oenen es
in nnierem Staate ieoenfaas eine
groBe Wenge giebt, beablidtigen,
ben 8nbnbof Der Soutbern gacific-
Balm in Del Hio in oie 2uft al
iprengei1.
@pu. Sattes 6. 5erguion bai
ieille gbli6t erflart, mieoer ais
Sonoioat fir ons COMPREHENSIVE
ouf5ntrefcn. Ct miro iue6er ein~
No6lfanlpaenc nllternebme1 nod,
cine beiolsere EIotform bere,lsse-
ben, ionoern ingt, Dab ieine bisberi-
Sc @ertpaltung ein MIen perIianoli-
dies 3engnis fir feline Qualification
mo Rrinsipien abg1be.
Rifter Sobn Q. Sobinfon bon
Semple beabiiffigt ais &anoioat
fir Den eIften &onereBoiitrift alif-
5litreter1. gr inooiiiert Braiioent
8ilion's HoIitif pollltdnoig nno err
fldrt iid aegelt 0ational- uno
StaotS Brobibition, ionie gege1
oa5 Sralenltimmredt.
Sn Gltnge iunroe ser lieben=
idbrige @orace &pon BON einem in
aleidem Sitter itebenoen Meri-
faner Silngen, Der nit Keiner %
auliber- 5linte ipielte, eridoiien.
Sen. Cecil q. 2pon bot feline
politiiden 6relnOe. ungendtet mel
der Saftion Tie angeboren, eingela-
ben, iih an elmer am Is. Mars in
gnaas ab5ubaltenoen Geriomm-
hung 5i beteiIigem in melder Die
Domination zines republifalliihen
MISUNDERSTANDING beiproden
neroen lol.
Gbil 6. gar Don garis, ser
goriibenoe oes ,Gepublican State
@refutib Committee of Seras" fat
cine republifaniIde Gtaatsfonpen-
ton fir Den 90. Mai nad) Sort
@ortb einberufen. Sn oerleIben iol-
len oie Selegatcfl, melhe an o,r
repnblifalild)en IationaI aonpen-
ton in Chicago AM Z. Sum- teilnpE.
men fueroeus eripdblt merben.
SSn aarnes Gitb itarb ser is.
inbrige rsnd @arper an 8~erIebun.
gen, Die er iih omrh einen Taa All.
ge5ogen botte, uno wllroe auf BEN
Welt She 5rieobofe beeroiet.
Nus 2aline miro gemeloet
Dob Yetitionen in Ga[omen gountt
bebufs abbaltlng elmer 2ocol Op.
tion @abl 5irfuIieren. 9as gountt
tmlroe Dor smei SaGren NIT einel
Wajoritat BON 100 Stimmen ,,trof
fen gelegt".
Gin i'm Soiterroir ocs Gel
ieGc pi Sanoultrio( Mrts~ in Nentor
on Grnntag morsen ausge5rohenfs
sSener oerlriadte einenS daoen, Sci
qllf $1,000 bis $4,000 o6geid,as
miro. gurf p~romlptcs ginaerifet
Der Jeuerpebr mnroc ein aroBere1
Brand berbiitet; Ser @crIuIt lit 6urd
Serliderung 9eoedt.
!! SIN @erid)t su Mnitin lplroei
Silan Warta uno 3oiinoo @errers
fiir i6nloia befunoen, oen 3ormei
eiigen Sn1itb BON Sropis Count,
getotet 5it baben, beioe mltroen 3ltn
Iooe perurteilt.
Ser 2fi1briae Hitoolf g9ei
merit, Sobn oes @oorenbaus Ser
matters S. 6. @einert, nltroe srn
Gbef-Inoitenr in Comptroller,
Department 81 Muffin %ernannt.
SEQ. ". &io6le bon 0aGo.
bat in elmer I'M Gourt6nus al @orc
bnhic abgebaIteuen, 5oblreid, be
iudlten @erfommling feline Ranoioo
tnr fir oas 9unoesienatoren ; 9lin
a~ngefiinoigt. Hioofe lit Elm eans "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13
NIIerIti.

6itilf Sungens aus 9erar
eDuntD peroen an Dem vMgricultu-
raj @ilcompmellt~ meldes inter Der
4nflid)t 0es nIeras agricultural &
Wirdarical College" in Sort North
nbgebalten miro, teilnebmcn. Ole
aisaben ueroen bort in Der eIe-
mertorelt Smomirtlf)oft initruieri
mer0en mo m1breno oieler 53eii
nod militdriidyem @orbiIoe in Bel.
ten iflafen uno reguIdre soIoaten.
foit mlo Satioueil erbalten.
YIN SnmItog aelona es ser
EolI5ei cine SaIldmiin5er 9anot
81 eriuflferg meld)e in einein alter
Noobe. Sauie nm llfer oes ,IIniies
nabe Der 3ropis StraBe faIides
G%arraiaa Eapiergelo orudte. Or
$4,000 falidles @elb, meilt .3ebn
taller Sdleine, luiir0e gefunoen. Gen
9rnfer 1T Elm Merifoner, ser I'M.
Befdhr 46 Sabre aIt lit.
Eoli3eidef Rancaiter erbieIt
elm 5tpeites Ynfet nit Gdymldlad6er
pcn Der 8oli5ei 81 Chicago, ipeld),
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13
l.okaIes.
Die W1tsiteNu,ta.

Die @omniilare Ser allsitelunQ
fur 1915 boben am SanItae eille
fange 8erlamnlltng ~abgebolten unn
Sic neutrality-suspicious. o~rganiliert
3u 8ealnten puroen erip0blt. @m.
galiin, Braiioent, Gam 8. @euer,
s. s. Brieit, Scot so. @oiber 1urt
gbas. @raebner, gice : Brdiioenten
Seize 9. 9ppenbeimer, ShaBnei,
tier; @iniarn GoiIiit Sam. 9. @el-
Ter, s. 8. Brielt, S. 8. Sppenbei-
iner, 81. 8. SAL, st. S. gople, 9iot
so. @aIber, gilbert &ronfosfp 81.
s. @nroing, SO. 8. guttle, Safe
BoLff, Gelig 0eutidma1n. Charles
@rnebner, 6. 81. Stomers, Sranf
Binerid, Wiaiain S. Soefgen,
Solirom Campbell, CHARLES S6rei-
lter nno George 9. Mrlnilteo6, OF
reftorell.
IT. S. Saroing, ser 0urlibenoe
oes 8lasfomites, beri6tete iiber oie
NusmabI zines Globes. Mnf feline
Gmpfeblune iuilroe bel1(oilen, Die
Mabl eilleS Blabcg nidt ldrger als
bis gum 15ten Miei binolsal1l9ieben.
Gin grief bon George g. @eBler,
Der leiner5eit als 5afperItanoiaer
Aierberbernfen mar, Inn oie aur Ser.
fiinaliltg itebeloen 8labe III Mugen=
ld]ein gil 1tebnter, batte einen 8rief
BergeiAidf, in DEM CT iib Sl Gum
3fen eines Bloses uebelt bent grof,
fenrioge 9arf ausiprad. DieIer
Blat, Der gum @eientIiden aus oen
iogenannteit Steill 8rii1en uno
eiilem Sell oes gradenrioge 8arf
abeitebt, ideint iiberboupt am Mei-
item MnfIang 81 finoen. SEER Sor-
Ding teilte Dem &ornite nit, oaR ste
Sfaot Die @eiiBerin Ser Steinbriide
1T, oas @runoitiid, ullgefabr 200
ader, oenl aomite iiderIi6 sur Ser
fiigung Itellen peroe.
Sir Die filtanSieGe Organiiieruna
nes llltternebmens mad)te 81. 6.
9}an, Der 8oriibenoe oes 6inan5fo-
mites, folgelioe gori1Iage:
Die 6taot Gan Mntonio ioae ae=
fefen lperoelI, Bombs gum 8etrage
bon elmer MiiIion Collars oussuae-
ben uno fir bieles @elo ion elm 8lab
gefanft uno IoIen @eb1uoe alf ibnl
gebalIt lDeroelt. Cine Siiblfriptipn
sfiir Selttc auBerbaIb Der Staot loa
eer0ffllet neroetL iie ioa 100000
bringell. Cine 5ublfription fir ole
@iirger BON Gan Mutonip ioa croft
llct DeroelL BON Der man eriDartet,
baB lie ebenfans 100000 brineen
miro. Ser 5taat 9eras ioli Inn fl
nan5iene llnteritiisitng Der AusItel=
hung gebefen neroen, besgleiden Die
8moesregiring.
en- 9eidlluB muroe ollgenommen,
ourd ben nniere Gertreter i'm ao1-
greB erIud)t neroell, Oabill al arbei-
ten. oab Der Iralioent Die nmerifa-
nild]en Boiler sur 9eilnabme an Der
MitsNeiluna eillla0e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13
TmsIanb.

Ior Der uM%liocIafion Of Inlc-
rica's Srienos" erfIdrte Ser iopani-
lde Minilter oes altstpdrtigen, cine
aemilie eliropaiide Madt, Sic iebt
lelbit SrubeI senug babe, babe Der.
ludt, ltnfrieoen smiiden Ssapon uilo
Der Ser. Staaten gu ideu. Die
9nelle oiefer Grrearns lei iebt Der
Itopft uno Die 8e5iebungen sfpilden
Den beioen 2anoern ieien mic 10 ant
gefueIen, pie iebt.
s[ns 8enebig miro aemeloet,
BOB i'm agoroa Oiltrift cine Ga
mine nieoergegangen fei uno cine
Nn5obl Sauier nerldiittet babe.
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9nnoesienator SaQ ioa in

gunoesienator SAL ioa I'M
8eiib Der beihporenen Iuslaqe eli
mes amerifanii6en s[rsteS lem, Der
cine 3eitlatg @efangener Giao's
mar. Rad) oieIer ausiaee bat Giua
gr%anenbofte 9robungen acgelt Die
amerifoner ousgeItoben; er tpolle
ibr Gigentlim 5%eritoren. lic leI6It
pernidten uno Oie 0eger ,ltn, glf-
ltano beBelt. Die @eIhifte fIinat
Iebr unnobrlheinIid).
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Suns 81 Dfrrentea.
9as nnfere nnS pberr Stofiuerl
BON Nr. 2tS Sit-GDmmeree Gtrnse
1T at perrenten. Nabere Iasfnnft In
pr Office Der sJreien 1reITe"

Sn Der 9tdbe bon @bort, 20.
lit Der 2nftidiffer SO. 6. Robin,
ion, elmer Der befannteitell omerifo.
niid)eil Suftidiffer, nit ieinem gi.
plot aus elmer Sobe bon $4,000
SUB abgeltiir5t. Gr lmiroe iofort ae.
totet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13
San GrIambnisiheiue.

q. 6 shmbera @aetalnadr. sprtb
Shores Str, $3.50.
So9n Sdlneioer, &ohnbdlts, Aperuae
q, $500.
9tto aoebler. nsile Sront, Cat 9oms
itqn Str.; $40.
s. 6. Sips, 8obnbals, glfdberrb
Nlen; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13
@abl Mm5etgen.

an Die 8iireer bon Gan autonio:
Sd made hermit befannt, oaB i6 Elm
&anbioat fir ons @mt beg Rpli5eiz. u1b
Seuer : 8omrnifidrs bin lno erflide sic
nm 8bre nnter1tiiBitng bel Der 8abI am
I. apri[.
8. O. Goblin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13

@emiiien 2euten muB man
ipeit porols leiu, oamit tie einen
neben iidl aelten ooiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13

Gos Senatsfomite fir geaic.
bungen gum auslanoe bat oas Gor-
9eben 8iIion's in Der 8ila @nae.
lesenbeit e%initimmia gutgebeiBen.
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Aus Mentp.

Sen. 6imiton bat erflart ct
meroe nidt oiegrlaubnts Garranon's
~abtparten, ionoern er tperoe oett ge=
fehl slim ginmarld in Merieo ge-
ben, Iowie Die Sruppen 6a5i1 bereit
leien, menn nidt BON 8nibington
Elm @egenbefebl fomme.
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Sd funbise mid hermit als adnbis
Dat fin pns Nn1t oes Seuerz. unb Tplis
gel aummiifdrs bel Der 6eboritebens
ben Spesialipab[ an rno erlude Die
Gtimmaeber BON San @ntouip Inn lire
llnteritiiBung.
Sfobert s. ttbr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-13

geftes Del nno gofoIin erhaIt
man bon Der Slimp Oil SO. 400
0it-Gomlneree Str. Nelies Gel. Sro.
bis 2252.
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sarm.4roSufte.
@enaafe.

4
@artoffelu, california 50 20. goloz
raoo. $3.50.
Siibe aartoffeIn. 2ouiiiana. $1.75.
100 Yfnno.
gomaten. seras. 6 aOrbs, $780,
Sobnen. California 9nbuus. $780,
soloraoo yi1fs $500; YAts,
$500; Gina S6-25; @aub. $7.25; glat
glamentObI $500 iir p Slid.
Seaerie. 90c IL. $500.
Stra, $3.50 fir elm guid,eI.
glerptlansen. $1,25 per 8uidel.
Spinat. Sc per Ifnno.
geteriilie. 40c per Sob. <giinoeI.
9rfl1ier Efeffer, Seras, f5c Der 8fo.
Sob, $500 per Crate.
NgiinoeL.
geeten. 4oc Der 0so. =giinbel.
&opfialat, $500 Der Crate.
@elbe @nr5eln, 40c II. 45c Der .9be.
Saialb. $1.00 per BuideI.
Srlilleler Sproiien, sc Der 8fulo.
WteerrettiasB uraeln. per BIO. f2Kc-
gieb-Marft.
San Intonio, Ser. 13. 0ldr5 1915
aiihe 1925 Bis $500.
Rdlber $500 bis 1925.
gnlen $4.25 biz $3.50
Sdien $5,75 bis $50.
CT. 2onis. 10. @dra 1916 Rim.
bieh. Seras<gieh $5.25 biz $500.
Sdipeine $500 nnS S10.05.
Sene.
Giigora@Sieeer, per HfS. 10 Ga
Nraorns3 ieeen. befhdbiot s gts
BoIf unb Suds 30 Gts
Gfute.
Sd)ipere bonn SdIndbter % eta
geid]te bttm Shiadfer .......2 20 gs.
8rim sefalaene ..........t3M kfs,
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Marft Bcrihf
Banmluuae.

Gan gntpnio. Ger, 11as Gents.
Galuelton, eeifern, 1910 Gents.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
San antpnio. Seq, 10. Mdrs 1916#
Erlme Grltbe Cotton Seeo Oil, 50
Gents Der @nHone.
9iem yOrf, 10. @drS -5ppt 5000
bin; Mdr8 $10.42 nn6 $1,000; gprfi.
5000 nno 5000; W1ai, $10.46 uuo
S10:47; SUM, $1O.46 uno $t0.4S:
Sui, $10.45 uno $10.47; auqult,
5000 uno $10.4S; September, $10.37
HnoA S10-39; Stfober. $9.46 nno S9.4S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-12
MAY NAME HITZ TO
VACANT JUDCESHlP

Washington, y. c.. Oct. ia we'll
defined rumor gained credence in
Washington today to the effect that
President Wilson will shortly appoint
William Hitz, an attorney OF the De-
partment of Justice practicing before
tho Court OF Claims. to the position on
the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia recently made vacant by the
death of Associate Justice Thomas H
Anderson Or. If It is not now settled
that President Wilson will make this
appointment 1t Is believed that Mr.
Hitz will have the first and strongest
support OF the attorneygeneral for
the vacancy. as compared with any
other names that may como under con-
sideratton.
Mr. Hitz 10 a washingtontan From
1899 until shortly after the beginning
of the present administration he was
associated with the law Arm Of which
Wayne MacVeagh is a member. Mr.
Hitz was born here. the son OF John
Hitz. tho first consul OF Switzerland to
the United States. His father was for
many years associated with Alexander
Graham Bell and was for number of
years in charge Of the Volta Bureau
in Georgetown, the son being a grad
uate Of Georgetown Law School and
Harvard University,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-12
EAT LESS MEAT
If BACK HURTS
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS If BIAAD-
DER BOTHERs YOU.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other. says a well-known authority.
because tho uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys. they become overworked.
get sluggish. clog up and cause all
sorts of distress. particularly backAche
and misery in the kidney region; rheu-
matte twinges, severe headaches, acid
stomach. constipation, torpid liver,
sleeplessness, bladder and urinary irri-
tation.
Tho moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right. or II bladder
bothers you. get about four ounces Of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy:
take . tablespoonful in a glass OF
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts 10 made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon Juice, com.
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush clogKed Kid.
neys ana stimulate them to normal 40
tivity: also to nsutraliss the acids In
the urine % It no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad salts cannot inture anyone:
makes Z delightful effervescsnt Hthla.
water drink which millions OF men
and women take now and then q
keep the kidneys and urinary orRaua
clean. thus avoiding pericus kldnoy
010o4oos-yA0ys s.-- -. Il. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-12
ATTACHED BY NE0RoEs,
FEARS FOR MS LIFE

Williamsburg. Va. Oct. lib. r.
Garrett. who lives In the Yorborough
mill community. near Norge. was in
the city yesterday to bring charges
against four negroes, who. he said.
waylaid him Friday night ana beat
him UP.
Mr.. Garrett said he was returning
home from sale in tho community of
Fort Magruder and he supposed his
assailants thought he had a large sum
of money on his person. He was
alone In a wagon. when q short dis
lance from his home, the men camo
out on him from either side OF the
road. Thoy were armed with rocks
and clubs.
| In the attack one Of them struck
him on the back Of the head with a
largo club. another landed On his
arm and another on his back. The
man who was to catch the horse failed
in tho attempt. and Mr.. Garrett at
tributes his escape with his life to
this fact He said that az soon as the
man rushed at the horse The animal
became excited and started at full
speed down the road.
He declined to give the names of
the mon for publication. as he want
cd them arrested before their names
were F1vcn out. but he said that he
could positively identify them. He
also said that he was afraid that they
might do him. other injury II they
knew he was gotng to prosecute them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-12
PRESIDENT WILSON
LEAVES FOR INDIANAPOLIS

Asbury Park. N. j.. Oct. 11.-Presi-
dent Wilson left hadow Lawn at 1850
o'clock this afternoon for Indianapo-
lis. where he will make three
speeches on Thursday. He will return
to his summer home Friday after
noon.
Saturday Will be observed at Shadow
Lawn as Pennsylvania Day and i've
special trains will bring delegations
from that State to hear Mr.. Wilson.
Next Tuesday the President will re-
ceive delegations from St Louis and
Ohio. On Wednesday he will leave
for Chicago where he 10 scheduled
to speak on October 10th.
Saturday, October 21st, has been
announced as Farer's Day and Octo-
Der 2Sth as Wilson Day. On each
Of these occasions the President will
make a speech from the veranda Of
his summer home.
Vance Mccormick. chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee. dis
cussed campaign plans with the candi-
date today and announced he was
satisfied with the results so far.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-12
MEMORIALS HELD FOR
DECEASED MEMBERS
Daughters Of Oonfodcracy, virginia
Division. Lost ia ny Death Dur
ing Year Just Closed.
STANTON BANNER CHAPTER
President MiA Nelly Preston, Pre-
~cntod Mrs Randolph with Bronze
Medal for Confederate Museum At
Richnsond-Treasury In Good Trim.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
I4ynchturg. va. Oct 1.-THE first
day OF the convention Of Virginia
United Daughters Of Confedcracy be-
gan with a memorial session and prac-
ideally the remainder Of the day wa
given over to the reports Of officers
and chapters During the afternoon
the delegates numbering nearly 500.
were entertained by the Lynchburs
Chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution.
The memorials were for ia daugh-
tiers who died during the year. The
treasurer's report showed receipts OF
s75o4. with all liabilities met. ana q
balance of $2,ss3 in treasury. short
address was made at the morning ses-
sion by Mrs. c. P. Odenheimer, presi-
dent general U. D. G., OF Washington,
who presented bronze medal to Mrs.
Norman V Randolph for the Confed-
crate Museum at Richmond.
The president Miss Nelly Preston,
showed 1874 active chapters, with
$3.50 active members She recon-
mended the future activities Of the d.
vision revolve around educational
work--that Of assisting Girls TO an
education, relief work. the confeder-
ate Museum and an enlarged work
among Junior chapters. 1t was shown
that the Staunton Junior Chapter.
with 604 members. was the banner or
ganiZation. The convention suspended
the rules to provide for q new bust
ness session for the last half hour OF
each closing session instead Of defer
ring all new business to the closing
session.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-12
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
tQuotrtious by Miller n CO.. Menabers
New York Cotton Exchanxe.A

tQuotrtious by Miller a CO.. Menabers
New York Cotton Exchange,
New York, Oct. I1.--Cotton worked
OF today after the seasons top mar
ket had been broken. A good deal of
excitement attended tho trading and
business was decidedly active.
AT the start the tone was bareiy
steady with prices unchanged TO eight
points lower. The South reported Ii
good inquiry for the spot article.
Above the basis OF IL C for January
pto6i taking became heavy. several OF
the Wall street houses being parti-
cularly large sellers OF long contracts
This pressure resulted in a setback Of
10 points early In the last hour Near
months continued to exhibit relative
strength, December NJ one time selling
. points over March Late in tho day
the market sold of sharply on reports
that the British admiralty had taken
over control of all British freight nd
passenger vessels now In Atlantic sea
board ports,
Many in the trade were apprchensive
Of restricted exports as result Of this
action. The market closed barely
steady at n net advance of one point
to decline Of points, Spot steady
at and advance of Is points AZ 1855.
there were no sales New Orleans
spots were 81 points higher at 1880.
the sales were &.475 bales.
Port receipts for the day were ST.
ees bales against 60,27s bales last
week and 45,2s5 bales last year. tx
yortx 81 4gG bales
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-12

q New York. Oct. 11--Monev on can
opened at ~ per cent high, "a per
cent: low, per cent; close, - per
cent.
Mort time loans were a. ~
Time money had n slightly stronger
40nA with better offerings at arm
ntea. Demand continued very light.
The usual dullness that sets IN he-
Tore a HOLIDAY prevailed on the curb
toAay. The volume 81 trading was
StnAiler than It had been for some time
past- Activity was confined chiefly to
one OF two speciaIties
Raw sugar nrmer. centrifugal S0s
bid: moiasses sugar, 55i HI Refined
nrm. Fine graduated. 7o0 70 no
&C Further new high levels were made
- eottonseed oil today. Advances In
lard stimulated speculative buying.
Higher prices for crude oil accounted
Tor part OF the demand for southern
Gccount