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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
FOR UPTOWN BRIDGE
Mnss-McctinH Approves Location From
Laurel Street to Cownrdin
ANcnMr.

Unanimous indorscmcn: Of the pro-
icCt looking to the construction OF a
bridge across the James River from
Laurel Street OH the north side 10 CO.
wardin Avenue on the south side. was
given last night at special meeting
of the Woodland Heights Citizens AS
ISOLATION. held in the Woodland Heights
Methodist Church. The meeting was
ono Of the largest and most enthusiasts
tic held by the association in several
years.
There were numerous speakers at the
meeting, and several of them had in
dorscd a location further westward at
- mass meeting in Forest Hill! several
weeks ago but last night agreed that
the more downtown site was desirable
II is said that IL tho bridge was aon-
structed that the traffic on the South
Side would he increased fully 35 per
cent and that there would he a sub
stantial increase in the property values
OF tho section.
Several other organizations have also
approved the construction Of the bridge
at cowardin Avenue and Laurel Street.
ana numerous petitions are being cir
culatcd both on the South Side and in
the West End, which will he presented
TO the Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
S P O r T S
PARRISH WINS CUP
Itichmond boy Takes Individual Point
Trophy Mt HamDden- Sidney
Field Day.

FARMV1LLE, VA. May o.-The class
OF 1916 kept a clean slate in field day
mere yesterday when it captured the
silver cup for the fourth time. The VIC
tory. however, was not the walk-away
that it has been in past years for the
present freshman class made a strong
bid and even led in points until the
last two events. The seniors scored
% points and the freshmen As Third
place fell to :hc class OF 1917. with 10
points to their credit. Tie, class of
iolh scored only 10 points.
Parrish. Richmond boy. won the
cup for Individual points. having 26
~ his credit. BuyG. with % points TO
his credit, took second place. other
Individual winners were: Gold, u
points: Richmond. Q; Amick E. ana
Preston, s.
Tn. feature race of the day WAS the
,"o-inilc run which Amick won from
preston in one Of The prettiest finishes
.r',r seen here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
JOHN MARSHALL DEFEATS
BENEDICTINE CADETS BADLY
High school Nine Now Leads Prep
League With Perfect Record for


John Marshall High School gained a
hrmer hold on first place In the prep
schoo! race yesterday by dcfent ting the
Benedictine College team by the score
nf 80 TO = The MnrshHllites registered
fftecu safe blows. and together with
the eleven errors made by their oppo-
nentS. scored at will,
The game was the third win for the
Marshalhtes in the championship Sc
rics and they have more than an even
chance OF anneNing. the cup.
Bcnedictine went to bat first and
started in 10 make the game slug
fest One run was scored in the OPEN
ing frame. John Marshall came TO bat
determined TO AT least even the count,
and sent four runners across the plate
on two hits and two errors. The Benc-
dictinc boys scored only four more dur
ing the remainder of the game, while
the public school team scored at will
and registered runs in every inning
The game was featured by the hit
ting of Pcndleton, of John Marshall,
who got three hits out OF four trips TO
the plate. Pct;way also landed for
three safe swats out of six times up.
HafiinE was the hitting star for the
Cadets getting two binglcs out Of four
tries. The pitching OF Dabney. Of the
Marshallites. was of high order He
struck out five batsmen during the two
innings that he worked.
l'ctc Stumpf, catcher for the Mar
shallites. hurt his ankle in the sixth
inning when he slid home. and had to
retire. in favor of Nissley. Score:
Tohn Ngnrshnl Renedirtine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
PIMLICO RESULTS

gss5cd sn, tx H. {, %yf s. s;%S
fertyj, $50. third. TINE. Ia So.
l ,9, Trayers. Maif2u. Ray o'Light.
Second race-The Crickmore stecple-
chase handicap. four and up.
W iG auarlor ssS .na knF ars "a
weldship: lbs tSmoop,, 800 and $40,
1Tsis %s ns',e,y lit ,NIlen) 20 third
New Haven, Superhunlan and Collector
also ran
six c s1s nE
raSsss, ,nas sS "3 and n $50
$50. third, e" TMs III 4 ~ orStSnd
SS,eilar,na. Reflection. Scottish knight.
psr,hshirs; ntgIette, Rosemary sun
Fourth race-two- year olds. four and
half furlonss-Blu Fox. 1903 toCn-
". 100 Mov u ain" : ss.ao and '' ilsa,
second nr Nelson. ~ o. McTnggart.
$40. third Time, ID ID seconds. Sa
y,lla, Gicrins chemnnG. straight For
re and Judge Wimsf,eld also ran. Jun
flf, oi, race Hilltop purse three,
rosch, IT. tMcAteeJ, 80 and @lo, see
,hni, TTi, ns sI:s nid saou, and
Tinralinv also ran
sixth race--Jockey Club handicap,
sell three ycar-old and up. six FUR
r. lcnEs- Eddie Henry. 100 uarrinr;onl.
900, $50 and o...nrst. Nerf,ont los
runnrder II? iTaplint. $50. third.
Time. lti6 Ian. StraIth, Jesse, Jr..
Rurica. Zahcach. simon Jones. sccony,
Tiajan ana Thcsei"rs also ran.
Seventh ruCe--thrcc- Year Odds and
,nno ;s|!t,nE m i,o a t f,*'y Garas So
$50. first. Lucky George, 10 fBar
rinEtouI, 100 ana $40 second; Meulo
Park, Io1 tHaynes1, 3.So, third. Time.
l:4I rs. Sannie McDec. Royal Meteor.
Captain rarr and Gates also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS
MAKES POPULAR
hit Al ACADEMY

Colleen" the new Irish romance, is
y popular hit al the Academy. |, waa
:, brave aud laudable achievement for
The Price Players 20 produce so well
IN Blk days what is ordinarily given rs
nany weeks OF preparation. The audi
"nces respond instantly 10 the keen
Irish Wit. dainty. tender sentiment and
til. more uproarious fan OF the last act.
which j. something crttrcl" new IN
modern comedy. Patricia collinee is
most lovablc and appealing as the
limerick lass. and the principals OF tho
company ada 10 u quickly established
popularity. Colleen" brings the re-
sporsc Of honest laughter. moistened
eyes and enthusiastic and repeated re-
calls. II Is like a breath of spring
time and affords thorough enjoyment.
Colleen will be played all weck with
matinee. to- day aud Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
WARNS DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Dangers Are Indifference, Ovcrconh-
drncc md FactIonnIlsm, SnEs
Thomas ID. Warren.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. g. May ?.--Declaring
that the dnnSers that confront the
Democratic party in the impending
cainpai ign are Indifference. overconf-
dencc and factionalism. aud that every
loyal Democrat. should see to ii that
his county and section are fully Or
EaniZed 10 comba, a campaign of mis-
representation that Republicans have
launched Thoma. u. Warren. Of New
bern. tonight accepted unanimous re-
election a. chairman Of the State
Democratic Executive Committee.
Governor Craig congratulated the
committee on the outlook for increased
Democratic major,ics i'm tho State. and
"a country wide party victory. j. T..
Collie. Of Franklin County, was re-
elected secretary TO the committee.
The resignation of d. Y. Cooper. OF
henderson. as a member OF the COM
mittcc was accepted. and L. J. Young
was chosen as his successor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
BRAY SUCCEEDS M'FADEN
Pastor Of Clay street Church 10 Becom,
Superintendent OF Masonic Home
Of Virginia.

Rev J. l.. Bray. pastor OF the Clay
Street Methodist Church. has been
chosen to succeed Rev. George H. Nc
faden as superintendent OF The Masonic
Home OF Virginia. Mr.. McFaden resign
ing 10 accept position with the
Methodist OrphanEe. with which ne
was connected some wears ago Mr.
McFaden's resignation is TO take cf-
feet on June l.
The board in charge of the Masonic
Home Of Virginia consists OF Major
L. I. Christian. L. r. Pemherton and
W. X Mason. The home is support ed
by the Masonic fraternity of the state.
and offers home and training 10
homeless boys and girls. whose fathers
have been members Of the order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10

monia than OF any other single disease.
the nurses having taken charge or
hfty-seven during the month. Twenty
patients, were sent to hospitals
Among articles received during tho
month were thirty-thrcc garments from
ST. tiilda's Guild OF 81. Pauis Church.
flowers from the james River Garden
Club. plants and flowers for Easter
from the flower committee of tho Inter
national Visiting Nurses Association.
1owcrs from the Hammond Company.
Eastcr blankets from Tabernacle Bap-
list Church and baby clothing from
Industrial Chapter. Holy Trinity
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
KILLED IN RAZING CHURCH
One Wan Loses Life and Four Others
injured While Tearing Down
Old Building.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l

tearing down an old church building
preparatory 10 erecting Il new Lutheran
Church at Pleasant View, a village
five miles from Stanton, one mem
her Of the congregation, Link Hour.
was instantly killed and four others
seriously hurt
The men were standing on Il iO:st
in the top "f the building, tearing ont
raftcrs when the joist broke. All fell
TO the ground Frank Berry, Marshall
sheets. w. y. and Thomas McCune
had legs broken and sustained other
Injuries. All may recover.
Houn WAS prominent farmer and
wealthy. He leaves a widow and eight
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10

other points had swciicd that number
70 al least 1000. Latest reports from
the scene OF the fire say that it has not
been checked. and that 81 IL approach
inE nearer to the town of HlnciS Noun
tain.
Calls for help reached Ashcviile this
afternoon. and about loo men already
have been sent to the scene In automo-
hiics. United States forest wardens In
charge Of the various protected dis
,ricts ia Western North Carolina are
directing the fight against the danes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
LEAFS LOSE IN TENTH

PROVIDENCE K. L., May s-I.ike
AN old fashioned game of seeSaw. both
teams were UP in the air at times to-
day, first the Grays and then the Maple
Leafs. The ninth inning rolled around
with the Grnys leading. after scoring
half dozen runs in the eighth.
Their lead OF rhree runs was wiped out
By the Leafs, but the Grays got the
necessary tally in their half. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10

Totals. 50 1921 Is Totals. IS il+2s . s
'Rattrd for lineup in eighth
tFalh by Lineup 1.-TWO when winning
run scored).
Score by innings r.
Providence 49,. $50 e q q Ito
Toronto ........ .....1 o s. 9
summary: Runs-RchC Iol, Powell f2,.
Shcan go. Onsiow, TutwciIer. FabriGue.
blackburn. Truesdale 90, Thompson CAV.
Graham t3i stolen bases-UehG Powell,
rrueslale. Thompson. Graham Sh.an. Two
base hits-Tutweiler t2b, Graham. Three
, base hit--Powen. Bases hullS-of Tin
cup. 3; OFF McQuillan. 4; of Peters, /; of
McTiEue. ?: off niIiari :: Struck out--by
III. :; ns NCouiilan, ,; by MeTtgue. I.
pay-Fahrique to Shean Opsow. Hits
OFF lineup, 10 In innings of McQu!lan.
10 In .-3 innings. Wild pitch Tiucu., I'm
,lres. ClearN and Bransfieid. Time. .:lo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
FOREST FIRE RAGING
Damage Estimated Mt S5uO,GOU Already
Caused by HIaze in Mountains
OF North Carolina.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

ASHENlLI.E, y. c., May 9-Damage
estimated At 100000 already has been
done by forest fire which originated
in the Murchison boundary. In Yancey
County. on Friday afternoon, swept
across the Perley and Crockett mold
ings on Mount Mitchell. and to-day
lcaped the gap at North Fork into the
valuable As!Ieville water shed on the
side OF Mount Mitchell
Perley & Crockett have had 500 men
nEhttnE the flames, and tonight volun :
teaCs from Asheville. Marion Black
Mountain. old Fort, Montreal and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
NURSES MAKE 3,278 VISITS
FIfty-Seven Cases Of Pneumonia Treat
cd by Visitors During Past
Month.

Nurses in tho employ of the Instruc-
tive Visiting Nurses Associat ton paid
S.21S visits during the last month and
nurScd o62 patients. according to re-
ports submitted yesterday ut the reEu7
lar monthly meeting of the associa-
lion held at the home, 2@3 South Cherry
street. There were more cases of pneu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
NEWARK MAKES CLEAN SWEEP

NEWARK. MAY ?.-Ncwark made a
cleanup of the series with Montreal
here to-day by winning. q to 6. The
bases We're covered most OF the time.
Eighteen men were passed. and the
Royals l"ft twenty men on baseB. three
in each Of five innings Tn. bases were
MP the long -drHwn-uut game by spear
ing Madden's liner in deep left. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
GENERALS BEAT GAMECOCKS
Warrington and Lee OUTPUTS md Out.
hcids South CnrOiinn--RichmOnd
Lad Makes Home Run.

COLUMBIA. s. G.. May 9.-washinS-
| ION and Lee outbattcd and outheldcd
the University Of South Carolina here
this afternoon. winning the first of Il
two-gaiDe series. y to g
Picrotti had the better of Adams
! fiarriSonS tripi. and home run were
| batting features, Will" Vance and Bar
rctt made sensational catches. Harri-
sons circuit smash bounded over the
fence In the ninth. with Baxley on base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
SANTO DOMINGO QUIET
United States Collier Hector and Aus
trnIinn Cruiser Melbourne
Arrive in Port.

SASrO DOMINGO, May 9.-The Aus
tralian cruiser Melbourne and tho
United States collier Hector arrived
here to-day. The situation has i'm
proved.
There are fifteen candidates In the
field for Provisional President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
Totals. as 24l2
totals. AZ Is u 10 (
.Battcd for Williamson in seventh.

Score by Innings: II.
HemcdIctine .........i o o o.
John Marshall. .......i :-22
Summary: Runs--wharton 90. Pendleton
ia,. Sale 90. Lawrence 90, Woodward tcb,
StumPf t2l. Pettway tep. Bennett Hatcher.
pnbney Schail, Francis 20 T.. SAVIOUR,
Moore. Two base hts-Wondward. Moore,
wharton Three-base hit--IIalnng. Home
ru,ls--rcndcton. Pettway. Sacrifice hit
pen.llcton Sacrifice tiy-Bennett. Stolen
hascs--Sale o.. Wharton, Lawrence,
S,umpf. Double plays-Thompson 20 PEN
,iicion. Hits--off Pathway, in innings:
m Dahncy. In . innings of Wood. 10 In
i innings: off Williamson. In Innings.
BASES hails--of Wood. 4: off Pettway. 3;
on Dahncy. .: off Mol. I. Struck out-hy
rettway. 4: by Dabney. .; by Wood. 2.
passed bals-Stumpf. Schail Nisslcy. Wild
pitch-Wood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
Sells Bond. to Insurance Company.

loVtVIHI 20 The lmes- DiSpatCh
BRISTOL VA, MAY o-The citv Of
Bristol Tonight sold $5G, 900 street i'm
provemcnt bonds TO the Prudential In
surance Company OF America. of New
ARK, y. j., for premium of Sll0a
Various bond houses filed bids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
Totals 50 927 ? Totals. 80 :,o7l
'bfttc'i for Adams IN ninth

Carolina ......... o - o - , / q o "a
summary: HunS-3agi"y 90. Harrison
~; > vance. ''reEg Snipcs. Senborn. Clark.
Three has" hits--IarriSou Vance Home
ruH--liarrison. Firs, base on baila-nff
Tierotu 3 OF Adams !. struck ou,--by
P!erotti. IL; 10y Adaua -. Left ON bases
Carolina. :: Washington and Leo q Sncri-
fc" hi!s-Baslcy. Gregg Iiost"n. stolen
bases Harrison. Barrett O., Bryan ,JI
Gregg. Chandler. Snipcs Passed haii-Sen.
born. Wild pitch-Ads,ms o.. B;,tters mt
Umpire. Weir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
Pitchers Records
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

continued from Eighth raGe>
third. from where he registered on an
out by Arragon. batting for Verbout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10

Montreal ...............o IS
Newark ...........a.Q o 0 I o Z -
summary Runs. Smyths (2D. Moran
Damrhu ':l. Maiden, Gable. Callahan. Milan
60, Wi,t"r. Zimmerman, Schre.er. Schwert
Enznann. Sacrifice hIt-Cabla. Stolen bases
- Durgin. Gable, Callahan. TNo-base hits
SChwert. Enanann. D9mrau. Hith--on Git
tons. In ) innings. OF Prieste, In IL
Innings. on Goodbread, In "a innings
Bases on bslls--on Citizens. : on EnzmanJ
:. or Pries'e. 6. off Colwell l. Struck out
by Citizens. !; hy Enamann, ;; by Pries,e.
:. W. .;oodbread L. Balk--(ii,tens U,n-
nlres. keeman and Hart. Time 2.2e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
Montreal.

Totals Al - - Is Totals % Se7 5
HATED Tor Goodbreud In eighth.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
9cmpfratifdle Transformation.

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bcntipn Der &cntpfratiIden Yortci bon
Soma allf 'Wstttmud), ben IL. Smli
1916, UNI 10 ll1r @prmittags, nad
Scr Stabt SEES MioincS bcrlfcn.
Ser 3tpef bclagtcr @%onpcntipn lit.
cttpaigc Gnfdnaen in scr Monbibatcne
LITE fit Gtaatsdmtcr olls5miillem, mic
IN Scct. 1887 q 81 bprec1bricbcn lit.
unb cine Elatform a,lssllorbcitcn linh
an5uncbmen. Gin Gtnnts : Central
Committee, beitebenb aus uitbt ipenia
ger als einem Mitglicb bon iebcm &ons
erebbc5irf unb fir bic Gornabmc lnb
Grlcoi9ung lold' anbertr @elddftc,
neldc Der &pnbentipn angebrn6t llnb
%notbiueitbig er1hcir,en mDgen.
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gorntb nno eiu suiablidcr 9clegat
fir lebe 200 Stimmcn ober einer
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ralipabl bon 1914 fir Spbn =. 8dz
milton fir @obcrnor a~b9e9cbcn tulr<
Sen.
Mad bielcr State finb Sic Counties
5i Sen f%olgenbcn ibren Monten bin5uz
acfiigtcu 9elcgaten berc1tigt:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
@tnen nngeDorlgeh

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n@Ger5" l~ci|tete iid unld,,9it ein GIs
pcbient, Der ppr benz Yerliner Nouis.
mannsgeridt 9cssn. ei,c WurltbanDss
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tricbc tatig, fiiglte lid) ober Oo1 1hon
10 .4eimilA1, bob CT fid u%ller!cis
mal!gebradte G9er5e erloubte. bic
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nit ben Tin9crn cas Wprt: v&cnz.
turs" nit 9rpben 2ettern an bic be-
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sntlanen. Wie er in Der WcrDunhz
lung gu Ieirer Ierteioisung unfiibrte,
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den mollen, er babe es aud lpiort.
lpieocr ipesseipildt unb es bate ME-
manb bon Der Strabe Die @Gr;ft
,tben tinr1en. Dis1er Scbouptung
tomb jebod Die MuS1osc elmer
3cugin cnt9c9en, bic b%etunbetc, bois
bas Wprt n8pnturs" mubl bon her
5trabe gu leIen iuor. 9us aan,.
mams9eridt lpies Die auf 3ohluna
oes Meitsebaltcs 5ielenbcn MnlpriiAe
ecs alaaerS ab. Die IoTorti9c Gnt-
!aflung lei beredtiSt seipcien. M't
lem Mnfdrciben hes Mortes .auns
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gcbiibr besangen.
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&ellner: nDas 1T persellen lppr<
ben. ~ii6rtyens, Der Wirt bringt:
Sbnen gleid bic &ehnung, Dc tper..
ben 8 l9pn parm!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

3uriid5ieben f0nne. tpenn ibm hi.
9anb @Iteqaa petmsistft pltpe.
Dieie MthiAeN tanAtth eben Ratl
&ramer nitlt liib duh fiht pcit Sd.
ter. Was pie geiAattltae Vuee an.
betraf. 10 ipur an%3uuebmtn, aab BET
ansitlide !6err @urmrtitet itu.t iibets
.rieben baet, Wit IpIlte au1 ou3
uettperspeiste Geldaft Oes &uniuIs
sefpinnen tDnnen?
Die Soffnuns erbob INNER freu.
bigger ibr Saupt, unb i@!ieb!ih
lhiittelte @itell. ben Ilp, Der lie
Jepriidt 9atte, nit Der Rraft net Sus
senl uno Der Sheeriiht Ser 1ie6e
pph fsH ah. @ttf Ibar ellie <pps
auf9etaudt. sic miibts eben um-
Idi1ft peroen.
glteGu erbob Ii4 uno panpeIte
III itplaer @altun9, umitroblt pom
@lana ibrer SArnbeit. an Der blouen
Iliter entlans. ibrem 9sim entse-
aen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

3u s. uni t,e Der aran.
ienpfleserinnen in Den Mrmeelt Ser
triegfiibrenoen 5taoten lit in cer
5dmei3 Elm neues 2iebestpert be-
griinoet poroen, Dem 8unoesrot
6offmam uEb feline @emablin, lps
pie Nationolrat Mbpr tire grptef-
ton leiben. SIS 9anbelt fi9 INN elmer
unentgeltli1en @rbolungsaufentbalt
Der in Den grmeen Ser triegfibrensen
Gtaaten bel@ditiaten Rrantenl9ipe.
tern in Ser 9@neia pdbreno bes
fpmmcnoen Sommers. Gin bon gta=
t%io1'alrat @eiler (3ermatt) pribatim
ltnternommener @erfu9 bat lebtcs
.SaDr 10 befrieOigenoe @rfolge sez
eabt, Dab Dos Merf nunmebr alli
treiter @runolase nit Silfe f1mei.
j'rii1er Observation-Disclosures prgo~
ntiiert iperben fpn.
@erbIumt. Mnseitellter:
sd bite UNI ufloub fir teut nads
mittag; ih m6dte einem auten
TreunSe bic lebte SIRE eripeiIen".
@bef: nWSertmiirbis; Sic iino Dodl
Elm lunser, bliibenber Mtenid; ober
Sbre guten 5reunbe i@einen ialntliG
an Ranoe 6es @rabes gu iteben".
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fellung. Dame: rDas lit bod
lelr unpabrIheiEli@, Dab 9elilu,
pie auf jenem 8iloe borgeiteut, Dem
simfon Die Saare obf4neioet".
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gntSlei i. Serr gu elmer
5duuipieleriuD: Isle paren geitern
als anmteb Cola seraOe3u ent3iidenb,
gndoiaes 5raulein!"
30, Sic 59mei9ler! gu bieier
Hole : mub man jung unb hubf4
i.in!"
Isle baben ab:r eeitern gerabe oas
8eseateil betpielen!"
9ober. 9err (5u ieinem 8ez
yleiter): n@ie6 nal, Da ging e6en
Der Maner porbei; narrm fat Der
Did benin nidt sesriibt?"
4r5t: rSSa, ih babe Dpr einiser
Set leine S9niegermutter be1an<
.uno lie lit seFOrbeng"
nNsiu, eben aidt!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
(Sortfesune folst.)

- gut gefogt. Serr: .Wo,
bon nur bic Jrau Yrofenpr bort if,
rem Soilettenlurus beftreiten lnaa9
@elo 6dben bod Tie uno ibr Mann
6ei0e niht."
9err: Sang einfaa, lie ma4t
@tuatslAulDen."
3uriidgegeben. @tro,
mer bDbnif9 gu BEN int 3u9tbous>
neubau bei9dftisten Maurer): nNa.
Fleibis?"
r@elbtperitdnolid; bas Sous ion
bod fertis tperoen, oaB % nod BORN
Winter etnaieben tannit!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

Geographic 4ma@
9a1t: nSft Der Maoeira e4t2"
Mlrt: nNatiisli9; Den be5iebe i@
brett aus Stalisn".
- Simmer mi 8ernf. 8an<
tier: "Sunse, brinsite mir nod NAL
10 ne 1dledte 3:nlur, triesite S9lds
lla9 = 8antnoten".
8trplau4t. Sunssr Mrot
gu einem 8%etannten, ben er ouf Der
5trabe trifft): ,Rpmmen Sic sinmal
gu mir IN bic Notwithstanding, pa
llno pis aana unaeitDrt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

Ane stimmscber, tpeIde iid 5t Sen
frnoamcntalen @rlnhidben Der SCI
mofratie b%efenncn. iinb eingelabcn,
lid an Der @abl bon 9clegaten gu biez
icr &onbcntipn 5i betbeilisen.
SIN auftrag bcs 9emofratiiden
Central : Committees, ser in einer an,
8. Wni 1915 ab9cbaltenen @eriammz
lung ertbeilt nurbe:
s. %. @epnolbs, goriitcr.
IS. s. 8ranaaatt, Gefrctdr.
The Coconino sun., 1916-09-29
PADDY TIN KILLING CASE
 ATTRACTING MUCH ATTENTION
 IN FEDERAL COURT AT PRESCOTT

When turned over to United States Attorney Flynn, Nash was subjected to long and gruelling cross-exam- ination. Every possible detail was questioned by Flynn and the ques- tions shot at Nash so fast that he was forced at times to stop and think for several moments before answering. The prosecution was unable to shake the main points in Nash's testimony but succeeded several times in get ting the witness tangled up on dis tances, directions and time. The case will be continued Monday. On the whole, the defense had a shade the better of the trial yesterday, holding in it's own in spite of the vigorous at tempts of the prosecution to break down the testimony that the Indian had been killed in self-defense.