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FOREIGN

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Berlin reports Won Hindenbars's
command has made good progress
against the Russians In the east.
Alexandra Padilla Bell. new Spanish
minister to Mexico. arrived ut Vera
Cruz and was received by high OH
cials OF the foreign office.
At London Sir Roger Easement was
found guilty of high treason and was
sentenced TO death. The jury was out
a little less than an hour,
The wife and daughters of Gen,
Carranza have accepted an invitation
to become members OF the Mexican
ambulance brigade, and will give
their services TO the ambulance IN
case OF need.
Ten members or former members
Of the House of Representatives were
convicted and sentenced in the Toxic
criminal court for accepting brihes in
connection with legislation pending in
the diet.
The appeal filed in London in the
case of Sir Roger Easement alleges
three reasons for setting aside the
verdict of guilty OF high treason
found against him, under which he
was sentenced TO death,
The will of Field Marshal Earl
Kitchener. the British secretary Of
war. who lost his life in the sinking
OF the cruiser Hampshire off the Orh-
II, : June ). was admitted TO probate
iu London 1t shows that he lett an
estate valued at sl7l.ier sterling
approximately s>3p.QoNl
Circulars spread broadcast from
Hermosillo by MEXICAN recruiting Of
ficers and brought 10 FL Paso by
refugees contain call 10 arms, say
ing: No fighting will be necessary
Our brave troops will simply march
northward. brushing the sringoS aside
until our glorious tri-oolor floats iroIa
ton
The foreign office at Mexico City
issued a memorandum in reply to
Secretary Lansings recent mole in
which the correctness of assertions il
the communicate from Washington
were repeate IN denied The memo
randum de-. - that the United
States had no r..hJ to maintain its
armed forces on Mexican soil The
memorandum contains IhirtyfIse
counts.
Gen Trevino advised the War De
partment that the Villa generals. Mar
cello Carabelo. Juan Cabral and Rs-
mon Sousa. had been permitted 10 en-
ter the de facto governments terri
tory. coming from the United States
The former Villista. Gen Jesus VI
Rios, who has been operating in
southern chihuahua, has surrendered
with his men and arms TO Col ZuaIua.
amnesty being granted the entire
command, Gen Trevino announced.
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Son who Slew Father Justified.

Brechenrids@The coroaer's Jury.
which ~as presided ever b. Mayor
Arlington FEnchs-. as foreman. who
ls also o. the bond that gave What
ley his freedom eIonorated Barney
L Whztle: for shooting his father,
Martin ". Whztiey. the night of June
- Fo1r Witnesses we-@ examined the
principal ones being Mrs 4. B. Corn
Ean. daughter Of the slain man AMI
D E B-oEu- the nurse who vas
caring for al invalid son upstairs
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New Civil Service Petition Filled.

The Civil Service Reform Associa-
ton filed petition in the secretary
of states office. which will put to a
vote of the people in the fall election
new state civil service law similar
to the law OF 1918. The law pro-
posed by the association will be writ
ten in the constitution. according 10
the provisions of the petition, an,
will not be subject to repeal. The
petition has been in circulation for
more than year and contains $4,000
signatures.
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Propose Changes in State Laws.

Enthusiastic welcome was extended
to the two petitions, suggested and
backed by Mayor Speer. the first initi.
aung law to compel the state to
care properly for all Of its insane. and
the second providing for the abolition
Of the State Tax Commission. Mum.
erous volunteers, including many
prominent business men. applied a.
the city assessors office for copies
OF the petitions. so they might assist
in the work of circulation. In two
hours. on twelve petitions. l,102 names
we're returned
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Colorado cavalrymen Break Record.

Troop c. First squadron cavalry
from Denver. passed its mastering
in examination at Golden and estab-
lished worlds record for physical
fitness. Only one man was disquali-
fled out OF total OF eighty-one. Five
registered chest expansions OF more
than five inches and seventeen did
better than four inches. This. de-
clares Capt. John Finch. is n world
record for physical perfection. The
troop. under command OF Capt. Finch
and Second Lieut.. w. B. Lightborn.
is now up to the minimum numerical.
ly and is ready to entrain.
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Youth Killed .. Train Strikes Auto.

Wrzy-RobSrt Rosencranz. /, years
cid. vas Instantly killed when the
auto be zas driving was struck by
Burlington train No II. Young
RoSencrzal wss on his way from his
fathers ranch at Laird 10 this city
TO spend the evening with friends.
The car ~as hurled iie feet and tn ,
body Of .oUng Rosencrznz vas tossed
seventy fesi farther The boy was
tie son OF J. H Rosencranz. -
wealthy farmer. ~ho has a big ranch
zt Laird and maintains a home in
this city.
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Rube pra.. 1. Tales. euardsm,n.

The tallest man who has offered 10
Join the army anywhere in the Unit
ed States is now at the mobilization
camp OF the Colorado National Guard
on the rife range near Golden. He
nzs passed the medical examination
conducted by the state. and IL he is
auziiy successful with the federal
medical tests he will become a sol.
iier- This man is six feet nine inches
san He weighs considerably more
than 30 pounds. He is young and ap-
pears in perfect health.
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Fire Situation on Forests Critical.

The fire situation on the national
forests of Colorado and Wyoming ia
assuming an alarming aspect, ia the
announcement made by the Denver
forest office. Unless rains occur gen.
orally throughout the Mountains with.
IN the next few days 1t is expected
mat the situation will become one Of
the most serious since the establish.
ment OF the forest service admins.
tration.
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Springs weosna.n Shortage l. Paid

Colorado SprInE-Dzniel D. Col
Ins- former clerk Of Camp No ;.
Wooduen o. the Word Tho claimed
tkst he had been dragged and rubbei
N his office here On the morning Of
Iune 10. has left the city and officials
OF tie camp state that his relatives
lave made good 4 shortage OF f5se.
TIE camp declined to file any charge
against Collins
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Mrs. sovshton win Drop Suit.

Edvzrd J. Boughton Of Denver,
formerly lieutenant colonel in the
Colombo National Guard. who was
made defendant in a suit for separate
maintenance that came to light In the
District Court has affected i recon
eAhtioa with his vile, Jane n.
Besghtsa- dasghter 81 state Audi
~ 1alnix- Bod anneapeea that he
- wssla - disnlssea, sthst nay
- sstfle1 ~ Atnnesls - Skiek =.
- - ell1lG ~ ~ - j
I /! :. T. = Z y y 4 3
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New Secretary Asks co.operatlor.

as first step in the purpose of the
STATE Board of Immigration to bring
population and increased business to
Colorado J. II. jenkins. commissioner
OF the board, has sent IA letter to com.
merciai clubs. county commissioners
ana county agents throughout the
state. urging cooperation In the plan.
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State Agent selzes Liquor Shipment.

Consignments of liqnor valued Mt
$ll.o00. seized at the Union Station
by Dean II. Giles, special state agent,
are stored in vault at the State Cap
'tol Building awaiting confiscation.
The majority of the shipments were
consigned to known bootleggers of
the city. according to Special Agent
Giles. and will be Destroyed unless
cohsighors receive court order re-
straining him. Giles says he intends
to prosecute the Union Pacific rail.
road for illegally importing the wet
goods.
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eeverrer Again oiseh.ra.. c.pp.

Deaysr-Werden n P. capp Of the
state rsforlzsory at Baenz Vista was
ordered discharged By Governor Carl
son. Tho found him guilty OF neglect.
mzlfezssnce and ineompetsncy- Mr.
Czpp vas cg5e-ed to turn the custody
Of the Institutions oyer to r l. Saaz
Of Buena Vista rho vas appointed
warden tro months ago
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Complain Against Card sv,tem.

A committee of miners from the
ripple Creek district appeared be.
iore the State Industrial Commission
win complaint against the card
register system Of employing men 81
use in that district.
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Warden capp AGAIN ol.m,...,,

warden NJ. p. capp Of the state Re.
iormatory at Buena Vista was dis-
charged from the state service n sn
executive order issued ~ Covsrrcr
Sarlscn- Capp was directed 10 turn
over mis- office to Richard shaw u
noena vista. Warden Capp 4.
noeneed he would refase 10 t,,rn sovsr
- refosr tom 70 Shaw. II n 1S - r,
|stend that " 8usin1 " ~. n - ~ 'sSS
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Erecting feo New Coke Ovens.

Pueblo--PreiiminarY xork toward
the erection OF les coke ovens at ,he
Ainnequa plant Of the Colorado rue,
and Iron Company Is under way.
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rosriss Hsrt ia sprioes Aeeia.nt

Colombo spriuEz-A ". Ksfehfn. =
ueafthy toariat from TEXAS. was -
vereiy injured here when he ~as
thrown frou 4 soathbound Ca6on
street car ana hur5ed in froat ef =
moving noftbbounA car
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F
Now IL the Time to Get Ri. Of rAs.
URlV Sp0tA.

There's no longer the sliyhtest NEED 1
feeling ashamed of your fTeckles, u d
prescription othine-doubie strsprth-t
guaranteed to remove these homely spsa
simply get an ounce OF othine-dqss
strcnxth-from your druggist, and applJ /
little OF II night and morning and n
should soon see that even the wors, trsiS
have begun to disappear. while the lssx
that more than one ounce 10 needed TO css.
pletely clear the skin and gain beautrf
clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double s,r.rr1
othine. ms this 10 sold under guarante
money back II It fails to remove frectia-
Adv.
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Sawed.OH Sermon.

Where ignorance Is bliss II Is TOW
for n woman to acquire wisdom v
going through her husbands pocket
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COLORADO GOLD And SILVER PRODUCTION
According to Report Output Centennial State Last Year
sos eao boo Surprising California, It's Nearest Com
petor by $27s22oo

colorado last year nne
ITO
records
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Boy Dro~ns When Boat SINK.

Loveiznd--Arthur Benson. 30. vas
drowned IN Brznson lake 1beE a
boat sank rfth himself and com
pznio1, John Khntx
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cssse.1s au1lls1s = Frsat.

Deayex1A6 va Deparineaf -
Isst sgtllz - - cuE6tn16
~ -! " ~ ~
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False friends are like your slads,
they are with you only in the 81,
shine.
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NEWS
af Mr>,,rrL..xu. Clu...

Purses aggresatins $3.50 eo0 VIII be
hung up By the Great Western Trot-
ting Association during the coming
racing season
At Nederland. Colo. Stanley Yoak-
urn of Denver vas awarded the dsci-
sion over John Stopper. q graduate Of
the D. A c. in the eighth round o. 3
scheduled tifteen-round bout
Chick Hayes. the Jack Dillon o. the
bantams.~ boxed 4 fit1een-rould draw
at Colorado Springs with Roy Moore
champion of the Pacific coast. before
the Hundred Million Dollar Club.
Thomas Downey. formerly infislde-
with the Kansas City American Asso-
citation team and before that with the
Denver team OF the Western League
was bought by Salt Lake. il vas an
nouncei by Manager Cliff Biaakel-
ship.
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The less verncity man has Of u
own the more he admires II in olA1
men. ia
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BE happy. Use Red Gross Bag Bic
much better than liquid blue. D.lth
the laundress. All grocers. Adv.
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GENERAL

Employees OF the city o: Chicago
receive their fill salaries right along
St Louis was selected as the city
in which the Associated Advertising
Clubs OF the World viii hold their
convention next year
Gen P Elias Gales, commander Of
Espinosa- postmaster. to reopen the
pos;offiee at Aqua Prista-
Nearly $1,000 National guard troops
from twelve states in the department
of the East are under orders to start
for the Mexican border. or already
are on the way
Col Te-oiore Rooseyel, is prepar-
ing TO offer division OF Approximate
ly 1e.o0a men 10 the United States
government. accompanied by his a2-
plicasion fer commission as ma 5or
general. in the event Of war with
Mexico
Stories Of the bravery OF the Amer
lean soldiers ambushed at Carrizai
and of the deliberate murder of
fighting was over were told by the
twenty-three troopers of the Tenth
cavalry after they were safe in Ei
Paso. surrendered to the Unite
States by Carranxa-
Twenty-three negro toopers Of the
Tenth cavalry and Lem H SpilisbuTy.
Mormon scout. captured by the Nexi-
cans at CArrixAl and subsequently
confined in the Chihuahua penitea.
ttAsy, we're broaght to the border and
ktnrned oxer to the American military
aHthsFif1ex =
Oseana a not sntjsfied with her
| oroA1Af ~ n. pfptoaea anas1a.
fli1k ~ nx16 ~ nnznafnxs
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COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western N-r.p.rer l,plsn New. service,

DATES sOR COMING tSNeNrs.
Aug. i-C.lesration Colcrado's Eort-
eth Anniversary OF Statehood. at
Denver.
Aug s-Naticnai Convention OF Rep
Yer.
Aug, s-nemoerHtie State Assembly ~
pr aver,
Aug. sls-licSle Day aaa Fair a:
yistteNilie-
Aug s--s5-Anuual Convention. Grand
Lodge h. of T.. at Greeley,
sept -S-Frontisr lays c,lesrat'es
at Fort Morgan
sept e5-ss-Stats ConvenSiNr II a &
al Trinidad
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29
Richland News Notes.

Richland, March 2O.-Special: The
social set had an informal dance at
the home of Dean Davis Saturday
night, complimentary to the home
coming boys.
Cadets S. G. and B. II. Stribling
and David McMahan were at home
from Friday afternoon until Sunday
Miss Cora WYly was with horne
folks for the weekend.
Miss Pauline Anderson was with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Hughs for the
close of the week.
At the preliminary contest in dec
lamation last Wednesday afternoon
in the academy here, to select a
speaker to represent Riohland school
in the county and Piedmont oratori-
cal contests, Jefferson McMahan wen
first place and will hold up the colors
and reputation Of Richland school in
the contests. Jack Davis will be his
alternate.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Blackwell on the 18th, a girl.
Miss Lynn Werner has been unwell
for several days with neuralgia and
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29
NEWS FROM CoNERoss SECTION
Gain New Citizens, Others Lost.
Church and School Matters.

ConerOss, March 20. - Special:
Our pastor Rev. n. G. Lee, filled his
appointment here Saturday and Sum
day, delivering, as always an inter-
eSting sermon OH each occasion. He
was accompanied here by his wife,
visiting Mrs. S. NJ. Hunsinger and
family.
Mr.. Payne and family, of Whining
ton, N. c., moved last week TO his
farm, recently purchased in this COM
munity, known as the Fennell farm.
We welcome them to our community
and will be glad to have them in our
school and Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. p. Dean and son
Ben and Miss Flora Dean, Of Avalon,
Ga, were welcome guests in our COM
munity recently.
The y. w. A. will hold their regu-
lar meeting at Coneross Thursday at
8 D. IN. The w. NJ. U. is invited to
meet with them for the purpose Of
assisting the divisional president,
Miss Katie Abbott. who IS also a u.
w. A., IN arranging the program for
the quarterly meeting of the w. NJ.
S., which viii! meet with Coneross So
cietles on the third Saturday in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. DuBose, Of
Bounty Land, were recent visitors in
our community.
Mr.. Spencer, an invalid, who is un-
able to walk Or do any kind of man
ual work, and has been since his
childhood (besides being raised an
orphan,l entertained at Blue Ridge
Saturday night He spoke of the
Importance of education. Part of the
program was humorous. This being
the only way lie has Of making liv-
ing, small admission fee. was
charged, this raising small sum-
| abont $3.50. The talk was quite a
helpful one.
MIR. Garner and family have moved
from Walhafla to this section.
Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Holder and
family moved to Anderson last We'd
nestlay from near here. We regret
very much to have them leave. Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Boyd, parents Of Mrs.
Hol icr, moved to Richland Friday.
A. II. DaSnaH, Of Anderson, and
Major w. J. Stribling are going to
speak at Blue Ridge school house
next Friday night, March "a, at
o'clock. Their subject will be "Edu-
cation" Every one interested in ed
| ucation in any way is invited to at
tend, especially the patrons Of this
school, who are earnestly urged to be
present
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29
NEGRO CRUSHED BY Is. r.. TRAIN
Tried to Swing T1ain--Isody Fell BE.
meath Wheels-HorribIy Crushed.
(Anderson Mail, 24th.)

Earle Anderson, cOlored, about 35
years of age, was run over and In
stantly killed by the Blue Ridge
shifting train near the plant of the
Anderson Phosphate and Old Com
pany, west of the city, about o'clock
last night.
According to reports made to Su-
pcrintendent J. R. Anderson the ne
gro and another negro attempted to
swing the train as 1T was coming
down the grade near the fertilizer
mill. The other negro succeeded in
swinging the train, but Anderson
failed to do so, his body falling on
the tracks beneath the wheels. The
wheels passed over his stomach, al
most cutting his body in two. A leg
was also crushed. The body was hor-
ribly mangled.
The shifting engine and 1S or 20
cars were on the grade, and train No.
II, passenger, bound for Walhalla.
took the siding at the fertilizer mill
to allow the shifting train to pass,
coming to the city. The crew of the
shifting train did not know of the
killing until they got to The city,
when the other negro told them OF
Earle Anderson's attempt to swing
the train. In the meantime the
crew Of No. IL advised Superintend-
ent Anderson Of the fact that a dead
negro was Oh the track.
The coroner's jury brought in a
verdict that the negro man was killed
by a train, and by his own negligence
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29

grip, but Is improving and about able
to be out again.
Miss Beth Coe has been away for
two weeks visiting her sister, Mrs.
G. M. Wilcox, and little niece, Miss
Wilcox, who is only week old, at
Bennettsville.
Robert Davis was at home Sunday
from his school at Norton.
j. j. Norton, Of Seneca, visited
some Of the homecoming folks at
Richland yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan Bruce and
Miss Rosebud Carmichael. OF Avalon,
Ga, visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Strib-
ling Sunday.
The District (Seneca and Wagner
Townships) lnterdenominationa
Sunday School Convention will meet
with Richland Presbyterian Sunday
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29
TO Have Beautiful Banner.
(Farm and Factory, 23d.)

The banner to be used in the pa
rade Of the Seneca school pupils at
the field day exercises at Walhalla
will be a thing Of beauty and Seneca
citizens will have every reason to feel
proud of it. The banner Is now being
manufactured in New York and will
reach Seneca shortly. G. II. Ellison
raised by subscription in few min
utes last week the purchase price,
$72.50. Other schools in the county
are preparing beautiful banners to
be used in the parade.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29
CONDITIONS IN MEXICO BAD.
American Woman Says MeXicans
Made Murder Pledge at Tninpico.

Galveston, Texas, March 24.-Mrs
Jessie Barbour, one OF the American
refugees who arrived here to-day
from the Oil fields west of Tampico,
brought the story of an anti-Ameri-
can murder plot.
She reported that several hundred
MeXicans who attended a banquet at
Tampico last week passed a resolu-
ton calling for the murder of every
American in the city and adjoining
country, and were only prevented
from carrying out their mumernMs
designs by the prompt action Of the
CarranZa soldiers then in possession
Of the district. Many prominent
Mexicans of Tamplco and the State Of
Tamaulipas attended the banquet,
she said. Mrs. Barbour declared,
and 80 did others Of the Tapilo's pas
senger's, that Americans we're openly
insu4ted in Tampico, and that life in
the oil fields of Pamuco is not worth
living. Mrs. Barbour states that $50
Americans now in TampicO ard vi
cinity are literally begging for con-
veyance to the United States, and
that murder, robbery and starvation
pervadc the smaller towns in the
Tampico district.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29
DISTRICT S. s. CONVENTION
Seneca and Wagcner Townships to
BE Held ut Richlalld, April 9th.

Following is the program Of the
District Sunday School Convention
(lnterdenominationaD to be held
with Richland Presbyterian church
April 5th:
Morning Session.
10 o'clock-Devotional services,
led by DR.. j. l.. Stokes.
10.15-Address by the president
Of the district. Rev. N. G. Ballenger.
1O.45--The Banner Sunday School.
r. d. Wcbb, State Secretary.
11.15--Cradle roll demonstration
Mrs. J. e. Wallace.
11.45-How to organize a Home
Department. Rev. J. e. Wallace.
12.15-Announce Adjourn
for dinner
Afternoon Session.
2 o'clock-Deyotional exercises
Rev. J. E. Wallace.
2.15-Oconee County's Sunday
School Standard. C. T.. Hetrick,
President Oconee S. S. Association.
2.45-Orgamized Sunday School
Glass at Work. Rev. 7. l.. Smith.
3.15-Grading the Sunday School
and Training the Teachers. r. D.
Webb.
3.45-On to Charleston. Prof. w
S. Morrison.
4.O0-Reports and pledges. Ad.
tournament.
Night Session.
3 oclock-.-D exercises
Rev. II. NJ. Galphin
S.15--The Sunday School and Sou
Winning. r. d. Webb.
S.45-The Boy Problem I'M the
Sunday School. Rev. J. w. Speak
pastor ST. Johns NJ. E. church, An.
derson.
All Sunday schools of these two
townships are urged to send dele
gates to this meeting. All who come
will be entertained by the people oi
the Richland community, whose hos
pitality knows no bounds.
Committee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29
Plot to Kill Royal Family.

Rome, March 20.-H Is reported
here that a plot to kill the Bulgarian
royal family has been discovered.
Bombs have been found under the
royal palace at Sofia. Many have
been arrested as result of the dis
covery.
A military revolt Is feared in Bull
garian official circles, it is said, be-
cause the army and the people have
become weary OF the war. 1t is not
known whether there is any connec-
tion between the unrest in the army
and the plot to assassinate the royal
family.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29

Women eicV'ted to write Pinhham Medi
Oo special advceit confidential
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29

Shoots in Order to Get Husband
Free from Officer,

Muskogee, Okla, March 24.-Paul
V. Hadley and his wife, who are al
legged to have killed Sheriff Jake
Giles, Of Beaumont, Texas, to-day on
Missouri, Kansas and Texas passen-
ger train at Chetocah, were captured
in the country near there tonight.
After killing the sheriff Hadley
and his wife fled. The couple got
breakfast at the home of farmer
named Lawrence, six miles south
east of Checotah. this morning. The
farmer let the two have horses to
ride and sent his son along to guide
them. The news Of the murder had
not then spread to the countryside.
AS soon as the news spread posses
were organized and the couple chased
and captured.
The version of the officers in the
case is that it was the woman who
killed the sheriff. using her own re-
volver which she had concealed from
the officer all the way from Kansas
City. Then she secured the sheriff's
gun, passed it to her husband and
told him they would fight their way
out.
Sheriff Giles left Kansas City late
yesterday for Beaumont with Hadley
in custody. The sheriff knew the
prisoner we'll and did not ihandcuff
him. Mrs. Hadley insisted on ac-
companying the party. AS the lin
tied neared Checotah station passen-
gers heard a shot and 1T was stated
Mrs. Hadley was heard to say to her
husband as she handed him the off,
GERS pistol: "Now use this and get