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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-10-06

the Connecticut law, which permits
the seizure of workers homes be-
fore judgment Is secured Presi-
dent Quinn and Secretary Hilfers
were reelected and Paterson was
chosen as the rext convention city.
President Williams, of the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit company, an
nounces that the board of directors
has authorized a wage advance for
nearly 10, 600 employees as a reward
for not joining the Street Car Men $
Union. The increases range from
9 to 3 cents an hoar and will total
$3.50, 600 a year. Because the
Brooklyn men took no part III thu
movement to better conditions. and
made no sacrifice, they are nov re
warded for their loyalty"
Shop men employed by the Goa
and Coke Roilway of Indianapolis
have secured a federated agreement
which increases wages for every
employe . cents an hour and up
ward. The agreement was wit
messed by a representative OF the
Federal Department of Labor.
This official was called in by the
company and Vice President Nolte
of the Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen of America says: "Thi:
would indicate that the department
is being recognized by the employ
ers, also, as great factor in the
adjustment of disputes.
Before final adjustment of the
Georgia State Legislature, labor s.
cured these three remedial statutes
Compulsory education, factory IN
spector and text book law Aftei
hard fight the workers were de
feated in their effort to secure
law providing for semi monthly
pay. The State Federation of La
Dor, the Farmers Union and The
railrcad brotherhocds acted iCintly
in these mattersa a d the experience
and solidarity that has been devel-
oped as a result of this three cor.
nered movement, will be of Tres
timabie value in the future.
President Gompers has forwarded
letter to all national unicns, anC
western state and central bodie!
for lists of unions having Mexican
workers and for other information
that will be helpful to the A F. 0.
L., in its efforts to inform these
workers of the Mexican situation
and to show them the ne -essity fol
identifying themselves with the or
ganized labor movement and coop
Grating for the welfare Of the work
ers Of both CO. mites. Special litera.
ture has been prepared for this edu
cational campaign, which is in
tended to solidify the workers OF
both the United States and Mexico
The New York Waterproof Gar
ment Workers Union has signed a
union shop agreement with the Wa
terproof Garment Manufacturers
Association. A 48-h hour week and
tue following wage rates are Sc
cured: rs cents an hour minimum
for operators and cementers; glS a
week for button sewers and s29 a
week for cutters. About 1000
workers are benefited. This vic
tory was followed by the indepen-
dent manufacturers, employing
abont 5000 workers, agreeing to
the same conditions. The raincoat
workers are affiliated 10 the Int~r-
national Ladies Garment Work
ers' Union.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-10-06

COME~of our visitors interested in the big, airy,
- well-ghted buildings and the beautiful lawns and
shrubbery
Others want know about something entirely different
like the Suggestion System through which every
ployee may have voice in the business.
Although 10000 people from all parts of the world
visit each year. find something somewhere to inter-
all of them.
Spring, fall, and winter doors are open all
who come. We try make their visit enjoyable
and to give them an idea worth taking home.
At any me-let entertain you and any friends you
may bring along.
Se1eyal FACTORY trips and illustrated Lectures
e1oy a0oyklug day the gear. Guides to
help you find the things that interest y0n
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY, Dayton Ohio
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-10-06
Consistent.

Professor, have made some money,
and | want to do something Tor my old
college ! don't remember what stud
les / excelled in, If any"
"In my classes you slept most Of the
time"
"Uml Well. ri endow a dormitory."
Chicago Journal.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-10-06
WORLD OF LABOR

At the recent New Jersey State
Federation Of Labor convention
delegates pledged themselves to
work for the passage Of a law limit
ing the use of injunctions IN strike
cases. The convention denounced
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-10-06

Endorsed by the Trades and Labor
Council Of Hamilton, Ohio.
Endorsed by the MiddIetOwn Trades
and Labor Council of Middlelown O,
Endorsed by the Labor Legislative
League of Butler, Preble and Mont
gomery Counties.
Endorsed by Metal Trades Council
of Hamilton Ohio.
Endorsed by the United Trades and
Labor Council, Dayton, Ohio.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-10-06
The GiIdad Man.

At the headwaters Of the Orinoco
Spanish traditions located the land Of
81 Dorado the gilded man." a poten
tate whu country was so rich In gold
dust that he had his body anointed
with oil and sprinkled with gold every
morning 50 that he shone in the sun
as though gilded.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-10-06
1aChinists

Stay away from Hamilton, Ohio,
strike stil on at the Black & Claw
son Co, unfair conditions. STAY
AWAY.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-10-06
6uraIy.

BILL Sc that the life of dollar
bill Is about fourteen months. Jill
Well, If some of them could talk they
could testify to misspent lfe.-Yon-
kers Statesman.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-10-06

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-10-06

There is no cutting Of the Gordiar
knots Of life. Each must be smiingly
unrayeled = Robert Louis Stevenson.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1916.

Entered al the Posto6fce at Hamilton, Oh1o, as
Second ClaJs Mail Matter.
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-17
Saudboot=Note liegt
fertig Dor.
Yoiitiotr Sou wiro ibr nad=
geriibnlt.
2ug nno Srng 1T Yro'
btbitiDn.
apnimm seiifiser 8etrdnfe md i'm
mer i'm Steisen.
3ufllen bes ginnenitencr Inttes lie.
fern ben 8epeis.

louisville, Gp.. II s[pril.-
Der &onium geiitieer Setranfe iteiet
i'm qansen 2anoe silr &ate oon ettpa
5000, 900 @ol1onen per Monat, uno
pern bic iesige &ate bier Ntonote
ldnaer onbouert, perben Die Spiri-
tuoieniieuern fiir oas 1ouieroe &eh'
nunesjobr bieienisen bon 1914
ii6eriteigen. 50 beriftet Die Ygeo-
tional 0lobel 9icenic 2eague" nnn
Der 9erid1t bniiert ailf Serid)te hes
Reqierinas Siunellitelierfontnlii-
i1rs. g91hreno Der eriten od1t Vto-
nate bcs om eriten SSSuli beeonnenen
&e6mingsinbres betrug Die 3iutah-
me III oiIti1ierten Spirituoienlteiier
fiir Gonium 4.S16,975 @nlonen
iiber biejenige pobrerb Der sleidlen
8eriobe I'M 9orinbre. @abrenb Der
eriten brei Wonate NOR cine Ibnab-
me 5ll ocr5eid)rer, aber feit Sftober
bat Die 3unabre iiber 100000
9a1onen betrogen.
Ssn Ierbinbune bantit iagte Erali-
bent Z. sc. Gilmore bon Der 2eague:
,Iieie 3oblen bcfpeiien MIR oufs
ueue, Dab Erohibition nid)t prohi-
biert. 9totiirlib miro pdbreitb itledl-
fer @eid,diis5eitcu meniaer eetrun-
fen rtno oann erbeben bic Trobibi-
tipniiten Elm SrelbengeiGrei; nber
nit be'ierem 8ei6dftsgnng iteiat
au6 Der 8etr1nfefonium fpieber,
aber bonn bort man nihts bon ben
>, ,,Srodenen" @ore Brobibition
pirfiant, 10 bate cine grobe slb-
nahne im&oniitm itottfii1ben niiiien,
aitgeiifts Der Sotfod)e, bab tpGb.
reno oes bereongenen Sohres neir
Stoater Die Vrobibition oboptierten.
SSll 99irflohfeit aber miro oaomrd)
nir Die heilniide Snbllitric riliniert,
oogeaen Die pWtail Oroer" -'@eid)1f-
te nit IuftrGgen iiberboitft imb oic
YStiefelidlafter" proipcriercn, Wdb.
reno Der Oergongenen 5ebn SSabren
hot Die Notwithstanding riciige
Sdlritte eetan, aber trosoem lit ser
GoniIm bon &eittufp Sdlnaps bon
81 100000 8oQonen aui rlnb
35, 100000 per 9eitiegcn ulb nintmt
ln1rner nod 5u"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-17
Spfer bes Hiflters 9pudJ.
sSciner 8cidlaftsmann BON Ipb anf.
aefniipft.

Seinfop, 6Ia., Il. 9lpriI. =
Sobn 0ufes, eiu meiber @efhofts.
mann BON bier, ipnroe geitern NOR.
gen BON eilem Wiob ans Der Ssnil ac.
nommen, noG einem freien 8los ae.
'hlepnt mo on einem @olmr mifoe.
tniipft, fpormif iciu aorper nit NC.
polnertugeln oiirdllo6ert Duroe. Grit
elllige Stiinben ipdtcr mlroc oic Sci.
DE o6geiflnitten.
Sufes hattie om Sonlitag moraeu
Dabreno zines Streites Ieinen gioh.
bar, 2. q. 99olfer, eri6oiien. 9us
sherift 6ormer beito6ri6tiat puroe,
ooB Der Otob Die Sail itiirlne, rod,te
or iih init GcpItn !Sarolo per 9luto.
mobll alf ben @eg 6ortbin. g(ber
orc 0laidline fipnte INT unb ,former
erlitt einen Seinbrnf, Sorol6 etneu
gtrnlbruh.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-17
SidiniOn bats ella.
Getdlt bereits getitiunem fir 9rimGr.
mnblen Elm.

Gaming, Ii6.. II. gpriI Gu.
rem 9idinfor bon Charlotte, elmer
Der 3anoioaten flir Die rebubIifoni.
'de SouoernelIrs Termination.
reihte beilte feline erite Betition 6eim
Stootsietretor Elm. Sic enthGIt I'm.
gerobr 1900 ltnteri6riften. 9fnnG.
berno 5000 llnteri6riiten finb notig.
che eir annbioot mir 8ouberneur ouf
elnen Nlas orf Dem Trtn16rpo6len.
3idet @nipruh bot. Gifinion CT.
Hart, oob bic Vetitionen mt Den feb.
Ienben l1nterihriften in furaer 9eit
na6folgen nerbe1. Serr Ti6infon
III Der erfte Der Gonbiboten, Der ge.
titionen etngcreidt hot Die Brirnor.
uobI finbet nni 29 Iugiift ftntt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-17
Die Gntinserpebitipn Der Sriten in
MeippDtamien.

Sonbon, Il. glpril. g9eitere
Sortihritte III ben 9erriiibungen Der
britlifen elrmee, Die am Sigris 5uln
Gntiose Der IN &llt-el-9lmara bela-
gerten Sruppen pororingt, ipurOen
eeiteru in Der folgenoen arrtli4eu
Dteloung beridItet: Y9enerallciit.
nant Safe beridtet, ouB om ii. 9lpril
lDdbrello Oes gan5en SngeS ein befti-
ger Sturm ipiitete. 9lnl 10. pilroe
nod irlb nad) beitonoiger Sortifritt
aitf Dem reften llfer oes Slltiies ge-
naG]t, mo porgei6obene SteGungen
oeS 6einoes genommen lpurocn Der
Seillb licb nlebrerc Cote lnb cine be.
trGftlife In5obl bon @efongenelt in
oeu 8rabeil 5iiriif.
@erIin, iibcr 9lnlitcroam, II.
9lpril 0epeihen aus aonitantino.
pei periifern nit GROCER 9eitimmt-
belt, oob Die 10000 Mfann britiiher
9ruppen itnter General 5omnsbeno,
ole ieit 9egiitn bes Srieges pom 5efr
Eilrfen in 9ltt-el-@mora cingeidlloi-
ien iino, 5lir Greebung bcrurteilt 5it
iein ideiren. Sic iinb bon Ser 9lu.
Benfpelt nit 9lusnnhme bon eelegeltt,
Iidcn sSliegerbeillHen abgeid,nitter,
llno Der @ntint litter General 9lpl-
lner, cttpn % MeiIcn fllBu6tp6rts,
ioDie Die britiide Sauptitreitmod)t
in 0teiopotailien iino nadl 9ta1rid)-
ten aus Der tiirfiihen Sauptitaot bcrl
gr0Bten GntbebriIngen arisgciebt.
Ter Yuriier gsadJtberidt.
| |aris., II. 9lpril. Sic pom
ariegsanttc pobrenb Ser Naht aus
9egebene WfelolIn9 bat folgenoer
@ortlaut:
r4n Dem Iinten liter ser Ntuo=
bat Der Seinb beftig uniere Stellull,
gen in benz @albc bon 9lpocourt lnt
om .Siigel yto. 304 bontborSiert. 9lui
Dem rehten llfer NOR oic 9Irtillcrit
auf bei6en Seiten III Der @cScno bon
Souailnont, I'M 9Sopre Oiitrifi
|unb IN ben @bf6nitten bon Woulin,
bile. &auoimont uuo 9es @pnree;
tGtie. 9lm Rcit Ger Sront perliet
Der Sag rllbie.
Transpicn nit idJperen Serlniteu
snriifseidDlnsen.
| 9erlin Il. 9priI, iiber 9or'
| BON. Hah einen1 ouseeoebnten 8ont
bGroemcllt grifien 'tnrfe iran5oiii6t
Sruppen on Der sSro1t bon @erour
bic beuiidcn Stelll,ngen geltern be
Dem Sort 0ouaunoilt on. Die oeut
ihc 8eercsIcitltng mclbet, oo6 bit
| Sran5oien lntter bcftieen Gerlititer
5lriidgei6lo9en fpurocn.
| Die 9lGecneinc @clbung bot fpI
leenben @ortlout:
| .@eltlide 6ront 2tui bei6en Sci
ten oes 60 @aiiee 3annls berrihtI
permebrte SGtigfeit Der 9trtillerie ii
| Gerbiuoilng nit ousgeocbnten Wi
nenoperotionen. Cine britiihe Stel
luna bon so Metern 9Gnqe nurbt
! BEL @ermeGes burdl 1ttliere 0finei
aertriimmert.
Oeitlih pon Ser Woos on oel
6ront BON Seroilu berribten lebbaft,
Sample on Ser 6ront Dor Cor
0ouaunlont bis IN Die ShIudt boz
9nur binein. Ger Seirb, Der mad
ousaeoebnten 9lrtiGerie @orberei
tltngen NIT itorfen Sruppen siln
9(ngriff porsine, muroc 5uritdee
idlagen unb erlitt bcftigc 8erluite
BON oen Sronten i'm Siten Uni
inn 8alfan lit nidlts 5u ntelben
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Straflins entiprunsen.

Safion, DtidI., II. Ipril GO
lporo Sohbs, alias ,Sobrlpn, Der-
i6tpanb beute friib bon Der 9efang-
nisform. Cine 8elobnune BON 500
iit ouf feline @ieberergreifilng ousge-
ifrieben. Sobbs fpuroe i'm Sabre
1907 in Soflonb Goltittp pegen tat
Iiden 9tngriffs 5u 25 Snbren &C.
fangnis periirteilt.
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Die ein3i9e fdsfi6e oeitf.
f6, Beit,,,1s in 2aio6isan.
rpero6e oie QepefRen oer
an. YreGe 6rinaf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-17
SITS @abrbeit ooer
9i6tung
3wtifel AT Nuffinoung 6er 2ei9e
SiQa'S.

bensmittelI1bcn ecplilnoert boben
uno Die Solontcn Der bortigen 8or
niinn bobcn ongebIit feinei1 Seriuf
our Gritiditns Der &lbeltorllnecn I'M
ternonrren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-17
Has 8etter:

;siir Sctrpit nnb llmsescnbt
Sente nadt nnS mursem idOh
iriider @eitniuS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03
LAS FIERAS SALEM DE LAS MON
TANAS a CAUSA DE LAS
NEVADAS.
aorrcspondcncia cspecIaI para IA PRENsA.

~ '''''''' para /" 'NE>
n'2@N"o' '"io' hnefo "o.-LoS
e~.'1@'~"' P0. .o'"PeF e. oIoFueo ne
CHI po' !" "-''e ' PoE n'o'eGsF ei
['"."' o' los "'"4ueN 'e las i'er"7
',''-"S' que nan S''o "''oJ""'@ "'
~, 10 ."''D " "v' ','"' CIV.
"'''"'' 40! "" "1e"I'o" &c los Necl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03

j MaytoCtna. MaScareEaS. Torres. No
ga..S : otcaS mucaas que, como - il
- = ~ru,Urn.ca ahora rrfu@jaias
N ,os E>tad0S Uaidos.
Ina ianta snmejaat' q IA que -
. ma tornado n Il E>taio lie YUrat&n
po- e. ~gobernador AIvarado, Sc nom
brar5 en- Sonora para que a~consejc
los ms+ios mas apropiados para Levar
4 ca5o las reformas agrariaS prometi-
aas por los ca~rra1cistas. Para que
los l~ectorcs de u PRENSA conozcan
e. dec-e5o de ~referencia, en- seguida
% cgascr;bo:
"Todas .as propiedades comPrcnGi-
das dentro de, Estado de Sonora, "a
sen en- las ciudades Q en ei campo,
entire las que qaedan incluj&as las
n1jnas, que hasta esta fecha han sido
poseiLas por e. part;do rca~ccionario.
seran de Ia propiedad exclusive de-
Est@Go de Sonora. ! este fin. una
&irecciva compucsra por represertan-
les de cada una de las municipalities
les del EStado, nombradoS por ei GO
berrador Y reunidos bajo IA DISPOSE
ci5n del ~goberHador. procedsran bajo
as in~strucciones ~especiales Que reel
ban iguaimente del Executive del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03
Las inundaciones en- los wales de
Yuma Y del Edo. de California
causan muchos perjuicios
Temese que ocurran otros es el Vale Imperial,
pues estan crecidos los rios ella y Colorado

trenes cargados de piedras, desde Yu-
ma, a IA milla i, para impedir que 81
ga a]briendose Ia bre"ha, muy POGO Sc
ha degrade en- este trahal2, pues Sc
gdn sc dice. IA misma fu a de ia CO.
rriente impide que sc lIevea I cabo
los trabajos con buen exito.
Hoy tampoco lego tren del Oestc,
pucs el s. ?. lsta amenazando con IN
deslave que sufrio Ia via cerca de
Arab, en- las cercanias de la frontera
con California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03
FUE PUESTO EN- LiBERTAD.

Ell PASO. Tex, Encro 31.-Fcli-
pc NaldeS. 4 quien Sc Seutencio I
cinco amos de prision por robo, reel
bio 81 iibertad aver, desputs de con-
mutarSe Ia sentencia por el juoz
Howe, bajo caucion de $1,000, Y obi
@aciGn de pr~eSentarse ante Ia corte
cI acusado cada vez que principien
las audiencias generates.
La sonora Emma Webster, en-
cargada de los memories wages, sali6
para Gainesville, Tex, comduciendo .
Eomingo Castro, J. Padilla, L. Lopez.
G. Vargas ) otros memories cue van
= Ia escuela correctional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03


NOGALES, Ariz. Enero 31.-No,
ticias rccibidas hoy de Ia poblaci6n de
Yuma, dan cuenta de que Ia inunda-
ci0n de parte del Vale de Yuma Y de
II reservation india del sistema de
irrigation del Sur de California. a
minor6 durante el dia de aver, Ia pre-
sion de las aguas del rio Colorado en-
los dep6sitos de Colorado.
Hasta anocne Sc saba que los dep6-
sitos de Yuma Sc encontraban intac-
tos Y que Ia ciudad NADIA hahia sufri-
do, a pesar de que las aguas de To-
rios CHA Y Colorado, que Sc urer a
poca d~istancia al norte De Ia mencio-
NADIA ciudad, han estado subiendo ca
ia dia. Tampoco Sc sabe que ha-
yam ocurrido d~esgracias personales
en- eSa region: pues mas de 100 in
dos han sido obligados 4 permanecer
sotre las tierras atlas de la Mesa De
California. debido 4 los esfucrzos de
un misionero enviado por eI agente
de los indios.
Como el rio ella csta crecido va en-
Dome, a veinticuatro miIlas de Yuma,
sc espera cue Ia creciente llegue eS-
Ia ncche a eSta Ultima poblacion. Sa-
oese tambl@n que mas atras de Do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03
EL CORRESPONSAi

de punto en- ciertas horas del dia. tres
por Ia manana de norte Il u y do
por Ia tarde de sur q nortc. es decir.
L la ida Y 4 Ia yuclra del trabajo.
: pesar de que para S~atisfacer cs-
taa nccesidades 50 estan construyen-
do nueTos f~errocarriles. 50 We clara
mente que esas no ser!n suficientes
ma%imc nc pudiendo crtrar en e%p.o-
taclon haSta dentro De aigunos me-
Nes. AcemaS, Sc tr0ta de que tcng"n
12ciLIoad de tranSp0rte tambicn aqve-
Hos CUE no tienen Ia &uerte De v;v;r
cSfca dc all por aonce PaS2n las VIA
cacionos ~. ,r~,oria,do. n,n,i,;nnIa.
han fomen;ado las proposicic.c.
presupucstos para rutas de omnibus
a"tom'Vl.eS por tod Ia isia &c Man
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03

delito Y eStaS mandaron genie para
que aprehendiera a los criminales, en-
c~ontrandOlos en- una cueya cercana a
Los lndios. Los raptores de la Sc
norita Pena. cuando Sc aperc:bieron
de que iban 4 ser a~prchendidos. abrie-
ron fuego sobre aprehensores, pc
70 astos lograron imponerse Y traje-
ron q esta ciUdad 4 Ia senorita Pena,
I su raptor, IN captain apellidado
Santos. Y a otro individuo que los
accompaniment.
Sc cree que este delito quedara i'm
pune. pues casi siernpre salen en- IL
bertad los que comenten delitos de csc
genera. con tai de pertenecer al ca
rranciSmo.
FL. CORRESPDNSAL,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03
Sc retardau los trenes a de
los deslaves.

Hasta aver = las $50 de IA tar
de arri56 81 tren de Nogales que de-
bio h2aer uesado a esta ciudad ante
noche, pues tuvo cue detenerse en-
Torres. donde nan ocurrido deslayeS
4 aus de las lluvias que han esta-
do cayendo en- los ultimos dias. Los
paSajeros cue veniaE Ell dicho trea
oIeen haoer paS2Go nj noche espan-
tos1. pUes los carros no tienen Gale
FACTORIES nj On el !ugar donde per
n0ctagU2 buoIa cue conner.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03
Fuc raPtada una senorita.

O5ro de los hechos deiictuosos CO.
meridos por Ia genie del catraucismo
en- los ulcimoS dias. ha Sido e. del rap
to de Il seRorita Margarita Pena. que
Nevaror 4 cabo unos capitaneS del ia
moso ejercito constitucionalista. e.
padre de la senorita Pena Sc presen-
10 q las autoridades denunciando e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03
OMNIBUS GAS-ELECTRICOS.

Sabido es el movimiento, 0 mas
bien, el transporte tan colossal de
viajeros cue Sc verified diariamente
en- Nueva York, csc movimiento su5e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03
Sigue desarroll5ndose Ia virue!a.

Ia temibie epidemic dc Ia viruela
sigue propag&adose o gran rapidez
4 pesar de los ~esfuerzos que hacen
las autoridadeS para comhatirla. Sa-
bcSe que en- los uitimos dias han O.
curriGo mas de Glen casos de defun-
ci6n . cauSa de Ia visuela.
Ell COPRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-03
Fue fusilado un individuo que sc ha-
bia scogido = Ia amuistIa.

La seg.ana pasada tue fusilado en-
Navajoa. por orden del Comandante
Miitar de aqueila plaza ei senior Il
. ArrioIa. cue hace Seis meseS sc hu-
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-01
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around the
County and Elsewhere.
Colston Clippings.

Colston, May 29.-The weather is
somewhat dry and dusty these days.
We had a good rain last week, which
helped, but we are in need of it
again.
Mr.. Albert Mcmillan and sister,
Miss Ethel, of Bamberg, visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mcmillan,
Sunday.
-Messrs. frankie kirkland and Roy
Williams visited at the home of Mr..
Isham Goodwin Saturday night week.
= Mr.. John G. Clayton, Of Walter
boro, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Clayton, Sunday and Sun
day night.
Quite a large crowd attended
preaching at Colston Sunday, but we
we're very sorry to know that Mrs.
Thomas Clayton was too i'll to at
tend.
Miss Bessie Kirkland was the well
come guest of Mrs. J. A. Jennings
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Claire Kearse has returned
home from Rock Hill, where she at
tended school at Winthrop college.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-01
BAMBERG, S. c., THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916.
YOUNG OPERATOR KILLED.
Struck by Passenger Train Near
Spartanburg.

Spartanburg, May 27.-R. F.
Young, 19 years of age, telegraph
operator at Mount Zion station, four
miles north of Spartanhurg on the
main line of the Southern railway,
was struck and instantly killed by
southbound train No. 20, Washington
to Atlanta, early yesterday morning.
According to evidence brought out
at the coroner's inquest. Young had
just relieved the third trick operator
and had started to a nearby spring to
get a bucket of water and was walk
ing down the track when the train
struck him, throwing him to one side
of the track and causing several frac-
lures of the skull, resulting in almost
instantaneous death.
Young had been working at Mount
Zion but four days, having been
transferred from the Danville divis-
ion on May Fl. His home was in
Burlington, N. c., where his mother
and several sisters and brothers re-
side.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-01
COMES ON PEACE MISSION?
Rumored Former German Chancellor
is to Visit q. s. as Peace Delegate.

London, May PA rumor that
Prince Won Buelow is to visit the
United States as a peace delegate is
current in diplomatic circles here,
but up to the present hour it has not
been possible to obtain confirmation
from any authoritative source.
The rumor, however, attracts
much attention in consideration of
the fact that Prince Won Buelow re-
Gently was summoned to see the Ger
man emperor and that, as he has not
been in Office during the war he can
disclaim any share in- the waging of
the war.
The Exchange Telegraph company
says it learns from diplomatic cir
cles that Prince Won Buelow, former
German chancellor, is proceeding to
Washington, being charged by En-
peror William with special mis-
sion.
The Exchange Telegraph company
says it also understands Prince Won
Buelow will become ambassador to
the United States. This information
is said to have been obtained from
diplomatic circles in London.