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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
MANY TAKE PLUNGE.

A large crowd of swimmers visited
Hawkins swimming pool on Sunday,
and many spent the entire afternoon
in the water. Charles Parker states
that enthusiasm for swimming has
been running at high pitch.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
VIEWER CUTS WHEAT

Because one of the viewers had to
cut wheat Saturday and could not get
in to sign the supplemental report of
the Merton-Catey read. Greene town
ship. it was not filed Saturday, but
will be filed early this week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
NAMED AS DIRECTOR

Margaret Wickemeyer. a graduate
of the Richmond high school and Of
the North American School of Physi.
cal training at Indianapolis. has been
appointed director of girls athletics
and physical training at Garfield Jun
ior high school. Miss Wickemeyer will
assist Athletic Director Robert Nohr,
Jr. in girls athletics in the city
schools
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
SORORITY MEMBERS
DENY REQUEST TO
serve AS NURSES

Members OF the Psi Iota XII sorority
said today that there was no founda
ton TO the rumor which has been cir
culating to the effect that the organ
ization had sen to Washington asking
for information as TO how it could be.
come Red Cross corps to serve dur
Ing the Mexican trouble
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
PASSES 1898 RECORD

Sergeant Bond at the local recruit.
ing station received word this morn,
ing that III men were accepted in
this territory during June. This is
more than were accepted during June
1898 when the Spanish-American war
fever was so hot. the officer said
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
ST. JOHNS LEADS
SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Hot weather evidently was the
factor in keeping down Sunday School
attendance yesterday, for not one
school in the city had eighty per cent
Of it's enrolment present. St. Johns
Lutheran came nearest with rs per
cent The ranking follows:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
PARK CROWDS SUFFER.

Because Of the extremely hot
Sunday afternoon. few pedes-
trains visited Glen Miller. Many au-
tomobiles travelled over the drives
and several parties Of picnickers spent
the afternoon in the shady groves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
LICENSES RENEWED.

Wayne county commissioners re
newed five retail liquor licenses te
Richmond men this morning as fol
lows:
Henry E. Beale, 535 Main street;
Charles Chrisman and Lewis Heit
haus, North Seventh street; A. w
Blickwedel, South F street; Joseph
c. McElroy, South Sixteenth street;
Daniel Calvin, Fl. Wayne avenue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
STOVAL INTERPRETS
OLD SPIRIT OF rs

The spirit of IS was not spirit OF
militarism, but a willin gness to dare
boldly to set up the kinds Of institu-
tons and maintain the kinds of prin-
ciples in which our forefathers be-
lieved,' said Rev w o. Stovall. at the
First Baptist church on Sunday even
inp
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
MEETING is POSTPONED.

Board meeting of the First Christ
ian church was postponed from to-
night until next Monday night, July
TO- Rev L. E. Murray and several
other members of the board will be
out of town this evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
GO TO cCNNERSViLlE.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, July 3.-About
50 automobiles from here went to
Connersville today to attend the open.
ing OF the three.day centennial cele-
byation there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
LIGHT RAINS FALL

The following summary Of weather
conditions for Richmond for the week
ending July l, shows the highest tenn
perature to have been 81, and the
lowest SO. Twenty-one hundredths Of
an inch of rainfall was recorded for
the week The temperature:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
FIND STOLEN AUTO

A Ford automobile, owner unknown,
believed to have been stolen was
found yesterday by A. l.. Baldwin, a
short distance northwest of Webster.
The car had license plate, Ohio
61,462" The police were notified and
an effort to locate the owner will be
made The car is in good shape.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
LEARNER VISITS MUNciE.

Ellis NJ. Learner, secretary Of the
Y. NJ. c. A., is attending family re-
union at Muncie. and will not return
until Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03

.<7N4 WILSON
Art Wilson, the Pittsburgh Pirate
player. batting for Costello, the left
fielder, knocked home run in a re-
cent game with the Pirates, ending
the longest game on the record this
year. Wilson's swat came in the
eighteenth inning and gave Pittsburgh
the game by score Of 80.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03
REV. CLEANLINESS TELLS
MISSION OF AMERICA

Patriotic Sunday was observed at
the Fairview Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday in both the Sunday
school and the church services. Rev.
]. P. Chamness spoke on Chosen
America
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-03


"Home Run" Baker, who paid
and his salary Baker
frequently wished
found his stride In the
three home With
going the Yanks
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

corrc>pooarnria especial para IA ia'\'
LAREDO. Tex, Febrero -. Co
mo 10 disponia cl programa arregi"-
do para lbs fie~taS en- honor del p
Dire dc Ia Union Americana, aver iv'
TN dia cXclusivamente musical, TO-
mando partc en- las differences aud
clones cinco bandaa, sIendo tres &c
elias militarcs; Ia De. noven" de Ia
fant"ria cue e. sin Iu@aT 4 qua" una
dc las m]ejorcS' toco e" J" Plaz" &c
san AguStim, 0 gran c~on'enI2mich-
III De; rumcroSo puhilco; en- las o':2'
piazas tocaron Ia banda de IA Br'-
gada Ozuna. que fue muy ovac'on"-
da. Ia del tercero de AFtii!eri' "t'
eiercito americana, IL ""'o" D''.
! ) ID '''''
Hoy " j"N ! "S"'~ i'
a"H"' sc r'U'''eio" ="
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

EAGLE PASS. Tex, Febrero Ii
Desie que lego 1 Piedras Ne@~as il
cinro Treviao. genera, en- jcie del!
Cuerpo dc Ejarcito del N~oroes,e. IN
solo mou-a.o no - .e han DECADE
de hacer !cmos~cacionc de simpat'a.
:, eea.~a Guir:sI Gonzalez CutllaT.
..r. e, .! '... dc ,;.S arms, 4 intlm'
amigo lie I-eyiro, "a no e~ncueat"a
medios para agasajar 4 81 jete Y ca
r4arada. que 10 ACADIA de v'ndicar
ante eli Primer Jefe, de Quien esJ&5a
Derdiendo ia confianza por causa C..
xgente De Immigration que no 10 qule,
~e poraue Gonzalez Cuellar 10 c,
,ar radica; ' localista como q.
Los bauuuetes ' los bales sc han
-fca6ido roche u noche y G Gcrr3'
che De vines espuulosos por c~onsig"ieo
1e. mientras que los indigeu.ca CUE
cruzu.. Dor una sicuacion tan angus
,iosa por cl hambre. burlando Ia eE-
.rricsu v~igi.ancia lie 10, ageuces &c
E-n:-rac;6n de este iado, &c tlri,n =,
rio de roche para vcn.- . buscag
trapaio = este Estado. 10 ri@dro-
50 lie Ia c~uaren-ena 6 10 que motive
cue Ia gerte Sc yea eN Ie paiigrosa
| recesidaa de ~atravesar el no POI III
garcs que no esta au.oriZado c. TIA
fjco.
Como los aGentes de i~nmigracio@
3a este lado nan renido conooi2aiecto
d, l. forma como Sc pa<a Ia genie,
-.as han ~establecido 1 IA oriiLa ae. TO
una extricta rigilancia. con or.e2es
. dc apreheuder al cue cruce e no.
Aver i las lG:&o q. m en- auIomo-
jvil. ,alio e. general coahui!ense ia
c.nro Treviao para Villa Guerrero,
/ Coaa.. acorapanado de 81 fami.ia :
de sa amigo de igual grade Coma
1lez Cucllar. 4 quien invite para Que
10 acompaEara Al pueblo Gle donde 6
~or.yana-io TreyiIo. Al ~conccsla~ie III
a-iaGis a Gonzalez Cue.lar. e DIG
que aqucl 5anquete lie resuitaoa ms-
hermoSo por venir de qUienes yenia:
ar l"~ v:tiicntrS Y dcupdad"s amigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
"a sitBacj6n pOrque atraviesa q
{ de Sonora no pusde scr peor
Elias Gales ha colocado a esa e0tidad
en- Ia mas miserable de las condolences

men IN pan que conner, Sc ven en- las
GALES &c Nogales. Ariz., Y esoS des-
-gracialos son dizque refugiados poll
ticos, pues es t.. el horror que tienen
al senior general Gales cue p~refieren
~venirse 4 MORN de hambre al extran-
jero que sufrir los martirios de los
saIvadores del pueblo.
La meyer parrc dc los ricos agri-
cuttores 10 siembran sus terrenos por-
que cuanGo hay cebada 0 trigo listos
para IA cosecha, no falta a,gun inte-
resado en- IA siembra. Y luego deaia-
ran cientflico 0 m~ay5orenlsta Al due
no del plantio y lie confiscan TODD sd
haber, = por gracia lc perdonan IA
vida Y 10 destierran Al cXtranjero, 81
es Cue TO Ie comutan a pena de
muerte 20: Ia de veinte amos de phi
sion en- Ia Penitenciaria de Hegmosl-
10.
Como no hay absolutamcnte ni"gu-
IN industrial en- Sonora. mantas. cal
cetines. trajes. zapatos. Y. en- fin. 10
mas Indispensable. hay que comprarSe
en- Nogales. Ar!z.. po- orc por ST.
pucsto y Al cruzar x Inca TODD mundo
esta en- p obligacioa de rccioir en-
Dago de sus cfec-os b~i!Im6iqucs : vc..-
.---.-. --.vrara
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

OLGA vecina Sc instale IN gobierno
suerte que pueda dominar Ia situaci0n
y que de garantias para Ia vida y
para los negocios.
Hace algunas semanas que ell con-
sui Letcher recibi6 ordcn de salir {
chihuahua, pero Sc le devolvio Ell los
momentos en- que tomaba el tren en-
Ciudad Juarez. La familia del consul
permancccra en- esta ciudad hasta que
mejoren las condolences en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
Mas detaIes de las fiestas celebra'
das en- Laredo en- eI aniversarjO
del nataIiciO de Washington

Las IlaveS de Ia ciudad les fuero"
c~ntregadas 1 los victorioaos indioS. CT
cuyo momento los pcrsonajes del Es-
tado ' De la ciudad hab!aron nj pr
blico hacienda alusion Al acto y a IL
celebration.
Terminada Ia ceremonial rcferiGa,
IA inmensa agiomeracion marcho ha-
cia la plaza Juarez en- dondc Sc est.
b. orgarizando el desfile que So mo-
VIC Ell Ia forma siguicnte: Marsha.
Brennan Y cuerpo de poIicia: Gran
Narshul ". i. Craig; Coronel {. j.
Crane. comandantc del novcno. y ~
Estado Mayor; ven de lniantcria;
compania de observation-disclosures Y Scgvi-
clio adiur,o; banda del tercevo dc Ar
tilieria: cuerpo De senaics De los 7
tados TniGos: sexlo de Aru,icria Y
su eGuipo correspondence; escuadro"
del catorce de Cabalieria; autom0vi-
les d~ecoradO., con los altos jcfeS dc.
eicrcito Y consul americana Ell Nue.
yo Laredo: banda miIitar de IN bT-
gada "Ozuna;' ~PocahOntas y au IS
Gotta de Pielcs Rojos; carroS alegori-
cos. d~epartamento dc bombcros; San
Marcos Y TAYLOR racing teams, mar
chando: CAIRO LaneroS de. MunGo; au-
+,r,S.;i Gacc-rEn 0runaGo nor MEM
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

lH>Git2MOS = CoNLiluaGlOl una car
u que hemos recibido de NogaIes,
Ari2., en- Ia Qua! Sc hace IN eytenso
relate de "a situacion en- que Sc en-
cueEtra Ell Estado de Sonora en- ma
nos del general carrancista PIutarco
Elias Gales:
Noga.es, Ariz., Febrero -. 1916.
s.. D. Ignacio {. Lozaao,
Director de LA PEENSA.
San Antonio. Tex.
Nuy Sr. MO:
Ne supoHgo cue va estara listed IN
tornado por medic de IA prensa aae-
ricana que Sc edita en- Tucson, que
eI consul carrancista Enrique Y. Ana
va fue separado de 81 puesto.
e ST.. Anaya do una expIicacion pc.
medic del Tucson Citizen diciendo
que por faIta de fondoS del gobie~-
no carrancista habian ~suspendido ..
se-y;cio consular de Tucson y cue Ell
10 successive Sc d~eGicaria I hacer re
c.amos contra Mexico por los daho5
causados a los extranjeros en- MeNl-
co. La verdad de las cosas es que c.
81. Aaaya fue deStituido por o-deH
de C~ur-anza. debido ! que Carranz@
tIyo !ntiultas quejas de los comuo.-
tamientos de Anaya. &c ser anrlmeX:-
c@ao. como 10 comprueba 81 mlsmo
d!cho de que ahora sc dedicara q ma
Ger rcc.umos contra Mexico.
Como la PHENSA. que tan G.gGa-
ne&te eaira listed. tue uao de los phi
neros pe.i5dicos Que dcnuncio "a
coadIcta de An@ya, Ia presente c"rta
s:rye de una manifestation de graft
tua : cayino que Coda = coLoa!a G.
.etuciados cnvian = listed 2or nj con-
..uc,g. hacienaoie preseute que sc M
n 10 possible porque IL dla!io ;eag.
- mayor circulation aqul, pan
gav tclo muado quede onlcgaao Dc
AXIS ~oric:as imgarcia.cs g4e iac...ta
I'll aDrrclao.e publication.
O,ro de los m-ayo-es asuaJos &c il
.c-cs general. que es dc urscatc &C.
..s.4-.a puo.ique en- 81 ~ge..oasco.
-,: los acca-aGys. ia.ta &c g~"ranr.&,
+ aaa.q-.@ comp.c.a que rci@a ca {.
H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
Es terrible Ia situacion en- P!edras
Nsgras.

IL situaci6n economical de Picdras
Nezsas Y demas pobiaclones fronteE'-
cada Gia Is mas angustiosa. do
Dido q muchas razones, pcro IA prin-
cipa. Is Ia escanaa!osa baja del vaior
en- orc americana del "5iIimDique",
En- IA misma ciudad de Piedras NJ
gyas dan cuarenta pesos de aGueila
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
Sale la sonora viuda de Huerta.

La sonora Emilia Aguila viuda de
Huerta, esposa que fue del general
Eictoriano Euerta, salio el sabado A.
timo para ia Habana, acompahada de
81 pequena meta y de su hija, Ia Sc
nora Elena H. de Quiraz, esposa del
eX-General del mismo apellido.
La sonora viuda de Huerta sc IA
dicara Ell Ia capital de Cuba, mien-
tras puede regresar a Mexico 0 q
cad&ver de 81 csposo, que permaEece-
ri en- ana boveda del cementerio Con-
cordia en- csta. hasta eHtonccS.
Quedan en- e Paso Jorge y Victor
Huerta, q mayor F~uentes, eX-micm-
bro De- estado mayor del general '
casado con una hija del mismo, ~
como otros familiares de! eN-presi-
dente.
L. gran casa de Huerta, en- Ia Gale
Boulevard. csta vacia desdc cl ola en
que Sc dcposi:G cI cadavcr del amelia
10 guerrero Ell 81 cemcnterio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
Sc suicide en- EI FPa:s;o Ct S.. H3rciso
Urrutia, couociIo chjt1uahuense
Recib= 6rdenes de selir para la Capital de Chi
huahua Ell consul americana Letc.er

Correspondence especial para Ia rKENSa
Ell PASO, Tex, Febrero 23.-El
ST.. Narciso Urrutia, hermano del que
fu6 prcsidente del Tribunal del Es-
tado bajo Ia administration del CO.
roncl Ahumada en- Chihuahua, sc sui
cido aver, c~ortandose Ia yugular con
una navajo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

na-a i 81. CoI. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

iPasa y In 81 col Ia
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20
6.

l1nb bieier islbe Nadmittag, Der
2eopolb 9oeipes SdfN Gorge UNI fem
Slid nod tiefer frefIen lieB in ieinem
r1ioen 6er3en, Der soB iiber !6ans 6eie
Der unbi. ii6er Das Mdbden, oas Der
iunse Moler lie5te, Die poas 5Gale lsiz
net S9Dnheit aus.
2anger a1s Tnn1t bate an bielem
5onntage 5rau 9elsi1e ibre @G{te UNI
ii6 be6ultsn. gs mar, als fiir9tete
lie ii@ babor, ben Ma@mittag dnein
nit ihrem Manne gu per6ringen, als
no1te lie i6re @ebanfen ablenfen bnr1
bic Men{Gen. bic iie ba. nm ii9 bate.
limb ale Daren auf Die 5nieberbol!s
Ginfubuna Der Salsfrau 3ur Sauie
oageblieben - ale Big auf Ssnatilts
Raff, Der nah einem psrltdnbisenben
Sdnbebrud NIT 2eppolb 2oepe nit Ell
mem Scale perlhnunben mar.
Balb nod Dem alten 8ilbbauer per=
lieB au6 Der 6aus6err ben fleinen
Rreis. in benz es i'm nit al ben qud=
lenben Gebanten, bic i'm erfiiIten,
ridt buloen modte. St sins biniiber
in iein Nrbeits5immer - er poqte id
on ieinen 59reibtif9 leben unb etmaa
lelen. Da lag ieit 9asen i@on baz
nere Werf iiber DE Levens en- Wer:
ken der Hollandsche ensVlaam.
sche Kunstschilders", elm Bud Ell.
neg Der beiten Gnri9er, bas ct, felt Ian.
ger 3eit NIT sr0Btem sSntereTe. erfpar:
tet bate. SEPT absr itanb ers uni9liii
Zig bapor unb 30gerte - unb i9redt
bunn er5t tpieoer auf, uls er it9 babe
fanb. bog er aereum Meile I9on Iu.
henb unb oualpon oui bas iebniuhta.
boQe Tr~auenbilbniB itarrte, Das DOR
ibm fiber ieilem Mrbeitsplabe bling.
2eopolo 9ceme fiiblte, baB er fur
a1oereS atdt Rube llnb ni9t 5amm,
lung finoen tonn!e, Tolanse bieIes cine
unaelDft in inn Iid qualte. llnb er
erifi cine leidte graue Miibe aus BEN
Sarant unb sing, hi: Breunbe briiben
belnahe i4eu permetoenb, our@ elm.
y{ebsnthiir hinunter in ben @urten.
Sort aber I4ril. er einiam ienen ie[z
ben Meg, ben er fura oorber Die brsi
Trauen Bate seben ieben: ben tiesbez
ltreuten @teia ent[ang uno tisFer in
bas aarte Grin binein. 5till gina
e. unb nit p%oraebeugtem 6aupte, UNI
lsine maaeren Sanoe lagen ineinartney
auF Ieinem Riden. -.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20
g%erSqmmluua Ser glftieninhabcr.

Sic Sabres~g erlammllns Der Mfz
t~ieninbaber Der Gcott County Gabines
ganf bon 9abenport, Sotpa. fin Sic
8abI bon 9ireftoren fir bas fomntellz
'be Sabr ipirb ltattfinben in Ser Office
Der gcnannten 8anf, gde Der 9ritten
unb 8rabb Gtrabe, AM @itttpob. ben
10. Sanllar 1917. SHE Stimmpldbe
iino ofien bon, 10 11br Morsens Bis
IL 11br Mittags.
S. S. 6aB, graIibent.
gu It. 5tueben n. &alitrer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20
(5ortiebung foIgt.)
@ebiet jenenr Sujten salt.

Gin badenoer Suiten idpabt baz
san5e SWfem, untersrdbt Cure @ner=
gle uno miro INNER ihlimmer tpenr
bernadlaiiigt; guet OATS lit rolf. gu=
re 8ruit idr,er5t ln0 SIR babt iibers
all S6mer5en. @ertreibt biele grs
faltling iofort nit 81. Sings Mer
Stscoberp. Siefer belanitisenbe Sid=
ten : BALKAN beilt bic irritirten @ems
brnne, unb feline antiieptiiden nnb la=
gatiben Guulitaten tobten Sic Seine
nno breden Die grfdlt1ns alf. 8olt
beute cine Slai6e bon ST. Sings Sen
Giscoberp bon @urem Aptbofer. ~
SO Gents. (Nna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20
g%criammInns Der Mftieninbabcr.

Sic Sabress @eriammllrns ser OF
tieninbaher Ser 9abcnpnrt @apings
ganf bon 1npetpprt. Soluu, fir Die
8abI ppn ncun Gircftoren fir bas
fommenbe Sabr pirb ltottfinoen IN Sc,
Office Der 9enanmtcn @anf, Gde Sci
8peiten unS Main Strabe, am Mons
tag, Sen s. Sanuar 1917. Sic Gtimn=
pIdte linb offer bon 2 biz 4 llbr Ma1z
mittags.
Sobn S. 9op M, grdiiocnt.
0ttp6iII, &a1Itrcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20
0criomntllna Scr MftieWtnhobcr.

Sic SobreszGerinmmlung Ser Mts
tientnbaber Ser German Srult Cont
pant bon 9ubcnport. Soma, fir Die
Mertpabl bon 9ireftpreu fir bas fom=
menDe Snbr miro itattfinben in Ser
Office Ser @eielIdaft. Sritte nnb
@tain StraBe, am Miontas, Sen 8. Saz
uuar 1917, I'M 10 l1br gormittass.
gbns. sc. g 0 s, 9rdiibent.
Sttp 81 lie Of e, GefrctGr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20

lie elaubte = olne lteberIdpa''g
slaubte, ater nit Der sansen S'1s
brunft ibrer Seele.
s3mi16en ben beioen afer. sic nab
ibren 53ielen blidten, ltano Trau 9eles
ne bleid unb nit ruheloien auaer.
Gin aitternbss, nerpDfes2ddeln flats
terte um ibren Munb, unb lire SIM
Ger bebten. SIS mar, als pplltc tie
Sic sDne bon fi1 tpeiien. bic oa lpie
! 5darer iber lie berniebtrflo1sn
als tpolte lie bic nidt in TIRE arfne
@eele, btrer Rraft in al BEN 8lii9sn
r~inssumber erlieeen po1te.
limb bann, pie bteie Some oben
{dpiegen ~ iaudb5eno i'm Sies bon
2iefe uno bon 2ens oertlanseu, uno
pie Der Bid bon 6rau !6slene babel
in Mnna @4umanns 10 Don Slid
erfiilte Musen truf, ba tpar Der
Drans bes Musenblids itdrter als lie.
Git 9riff nit ciner idibsn @eite Dor
unb tiiBte idludenb unb ben Shrdnen
nabe bas iunse Mabden auf ben
Munb. Midts faste lie unb lab ibr
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-21
CANADA AS A PRIZE OF WAR
of Dominion in Case Ger
many is Victorious.

Ottawa, Jan. 19.-James Lougheed,
government leader in the Senate. de-
clared in a speech in the Upper house
of parliament that Germany was
known to desire possession of Canada
as prize of war should she be vic
torious in the present conflict. Some
Canadians, he said, could not yet real
ize that Canada was in as great jeop-
ardy as Great Britain or any of her
allies.
Senator Lougheed has reported that
German spies had compiled and filed
in the archives of their government
more complete information upon the
natural and developed resources of
Canada than was possessed even by
the Dominion government. He ex-
pressed the belief that Germans Iiv-
ing in the United States would be glad
to aid in the capture of Canada.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-21
ROUTS TWO ROBBERS
Mrs. Thomas Taylor, After Rescuing
Her Husband, Plans to Practice
Pistol Shooting. .

Minneapolis, Minn.-"Tm going to
set up target in our back yard and
practice pistol shooting every warm
day-unless the police object" assert
ed Mrs. Thomas Taylor, who came to
the defense of her husband in their
grocery store at 27O1 Bloomington
avenue south Saturday night and won
a revolver skirmish with two bandits.
She had never handled a firearm be-
fore.
Mrs. Taylor's fusillade is credited
with putting stop for the time being
to the raids of the two robbers. Earli-
er two men held up three business
houses in and near the downtown dis
trict and obtained 1925.