davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12
Ser 6hnlrat mics in

Ser Shnlrot mics in ser les-
ten Sibu1g etpa 400 ltaotil6en 2eb-
rern bie tbnen fiir BEN na6lfen
Sfultermit 5ueeoahten Stellurgen
In Sen berf1ieoenen Sdalen on. 8ir
lalien bier oie Namen ser 8rinsipa-
le fir sic meiBen Shulen foleet:
Main @pe. So6i6ule, s.. $. ±
8radenrioge Sod : S6nle, s. go.
Solbeol, Sbule No. 1, e.. 9. Snf;
S6ule geo. 9, s. 81. Irnolo;
|Shule $50. 8, 8. g. Sorris; geo. 4,
SRI. gmifie @obmert; geo. 5, s. 81.
goof; &c.. 6, Srau @nrie Sobnion
SEQ. Z, SRI. 2i55ie Sptlan; No. s,
SO. s. &nor; go. 9, SRI. Surab
Sing; geo. 10, SRI. Miloreo 9asfin;
go. ii, Sermant Siri6; geo. 12,
Srau &Gte Sbend; geo. IS, Sri.
8enita gerrp; No. IA, SRI. Woaie
0elion; @o. Is, Srau 90. q.
gofrane; geo. t6, SRI. Marp Sup
peril; SEQ. H. S. g.. Gafelep; go.
Is, SRI. &ate Goloing; go. 10, Sri.
Slora M5c9eeil; $50. 81, SRI. Winnie
SobnIton; geo. %. SRI. 2aura
Steele; Mo. 90, SRI. Margaretbe
8nrfe; $50. "a, SRI. Corona Sion
$40. 25, S. $. glanton; go. 90, Sralt
gloa Gain; SEQ. 81, S. 81. Starnes;
SO. 90, SRI. 4gnes Cotton. @u-
Beroem fpltroen oie Brin5ipale nno
bas 2ebrer : 8erionaI fir Ie6s See
gerihnIen ernmnt.
8oIi5eifommiiior l1br perur-
teilte als itellpertretenber Holisei-
ridter bier geeger uno 5tuei Merifa-
ner, oie beim gemerbsmdBigen Spte=
len abgefaBt tparen, 5u lie S. @elb-
ltrafe.
- Wm. Coffin Der init elmer Sim
5abl anoerer Serren cine Meiie nod,
Corpus Gbriiti nnterflommen nn0
smei @ege, BON oertett elmer ED. als
gbnuiIee altsgebaitt tperben iolI, in
Ipi5iert bate, 1T 5liriifgefebrt, fam
ieooh ~borlanfig nod nidt befannt
geben, neI6e Goute gendblt meroen
miro. Man lit Ser Mniidt, baB oie
neitli1e StraBe oie biIigere Iein
miro.
Die goitern GealtD 60. bon
San Intonio puroe nit einem Be
~triebsfapitaI BON $85,500 inforpo-
riert; als Sirmen-Snbaber muroen
e%ingetragen: st. S. gpple S. $. Gro
Der, 9atDrence g. 8ra6p.
Srou Marp Sheibagen lit inn
Sitter BON IA Sabren aus Dem Be-
ben geidieoen; Die Gerfhiebene mar
in 0eutlblano geboren, fam aber
ldon in gans iugenoIihem @Iter
nod Mmerifa. Sic miro bon einem
Sobne unb bier perbeirateten So1-
tern iiberlebt.
0ie Cooperative guiIbina
& 2om @%liociation BON San antonio
nurbe nit ei1lem &apitaI bon $780,
900 inforporiert; aIs Snforporato-
rem iperben genannt: 9an @. Wur-
pbp, 81. g. Sbermerborn. 9. g.
Netptofl IT,, s.. 6. @ilIiams uno s.
q. @ilburton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12
@us Der Sta6tbaae.

Die Sroinan5, mel6e Der 9. 81.
Self & Terminal &ailmap Company
bas @egereft ourd oie Staot err
teilt lofuie oie Srbinan5 CUR &egu=
lierunq Ser M~ufIteInng Der SIC
flameldiIoer, murOen oem Staot-
onfpaIt 5ur 8eglltadtung iibertpie-
fen, ebe oariiber en6giiltig abge-
5timmt miro. Die Mngebote fir Die
Iflaiterung Der Gin, bon gnrnet
mad Macogoo1es nno Der &omana,
BON georo Stores Bis sur @lgulta
@traBe, muroen eroffnet uto Dem
Gtaot ~SSsngenielir iibergeben. Sir
sic gerlegnnq bes Sprisenbauies
$50. a, gfe Main Mpe. uno &omata
StraBe, liefen 5nei @ngebote Elm.
s.. s. 8artos perlangt 1915, %. @.
SaG $500. Gem MiIitarp &ifle
Club tpuroe grlaubnis erteilt, Die
MdrftbalIe fir feline militdrii6en
ltebungen si benrben @s mlroe be-
ftimmt, ale ginnabmen, Die aus ben
I'M 8rndenrioge uno IN aGen an
oeren garfs pergebenen Bripilegien,
gerfaufsitdnben etc. ertpadien, CUR
@eitreitnng Ser l1nfoIten uno our
grfpeiterung BEG 5oologiihen Gar
tens All benl1sen. Die @abIprecinfte
mur6en 6ubin beratloert, BOB fie
NIT 6enen oes goltntp iibereinitim-
men. Ser @ittpe oes Yoli5iiten See
8arris, Der an 10. Slug. in Der @ms-
iibunq ieines Dienltes fem 2eben
perIor, ipuroeft $1,000 bemiGigt. sis
6pe5iaI : 9epoiiteltbanfen tpltroen
Die Commonwealth 8anf & Srnit
60, (giireidaft $36O,000); Q. & a.
Sppenbeimer (giirgidaft $1,000
atnb oie Central Srult Company
Xgiireidoft $4,000 beitimmt. Die
@eIt Gno 2umber 60. petitionierf
baritm1, BOB ibr fir oas S%prisenbats
auf ibrem TIabe Miete be5ablt per-
De. Die Sirma idenfte Ser Staot
Elm @runoitiif, tpertil lie Elm Spriten-
bnlis onrdiif bout, IN Der iiheren
Mnnabme, BOB oaourd lire geriihc-
riingsrote berabgelebt merbett mir
De. 9ns Spribenbmis ultr0e aug
@oL5 onfgefiibrt nno nun lit Die
Mate bober, pie fie friiber mar. Der
Gtaotanipalt miro oariiber berif)ten,
pb es erlonbt lit, oaB Iaiiagiere Der
ssitneps aiif Dem Siirrano fisen
uno OBJ oarunter Der Hiifiis Gon0)
Der Gar peritanoen lit. Sn0em ibm
Der Muftrag 6urd Sen Iolisei-&om-
miii1r nbr gegeberi tpuroe, bemerfte
Ser 9enmte, onB bon ben geiibern
Der Sitnep's ebeniopenia tpie bon
0en &onollftellren Der StraBen6ubn-
ipogel berIanat tperoen fonnte, baB
iie ieoem Toiiagier einen Sit an-
apeilen. (Tie Taiiaeiere begeben fid
olfo nuf eigcfies Hilifo IN cine u6er-
fiiIlte Sitnep.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12
&ricgs : Nadridbtem.

Ser in 9oaano erideinenoe
vSsSetuiib @uaroian" erfl1rt, Der Gin
tritt GumGniens in ben &rieg err
0ffne bon nenem Die israelitiIde
Srage auf oem 8alfan. SSn &ilmd=
MEN alleit iino iiber 100000 SlioeiL
meld)en trob Der a1f Dem 8erliner
&ongreB 1878 eegebenen 8erlpre-
fungen oas 9iirgerredt permeigert
miro. Die rumdnilde Megierung
umtging Die 8eitimmlingen 0es Som
greiies einfad oaourf, 0aB lie Die
Sssltoem fir Musldnoer obne gfationa-
Iit1t erfI6rte, moourd fie oes &edts
irgeno zines geiesliden Statls be-
raubt muroen. Die g%enannte Sci
tllng fiigt bin5u, oaB Humdnien als
l3ieI bel Dem &riege meiter nid)ts
inn 4llge babe, als Teile BON Sic
benbiirgen nno bic 9ufolpina su err
tperben pas einerieits mieoer nidts
moers beoeilte, ais ooB Die Gumld-
men aii6 Die bort tpobnenoen SIS.
raeliten 5u ~enterd)ten beabiihtige.
Ser rlllilde General 8ruiiloff
Iagt in einem Sllternieu, Dos BON
2onoon aus neroffentlidt miro, Der
Gintritt &um1nienS tperoe oen &rieg
ST @noe bringen. 8ielleiht. aber
bodit mabrlih in an0erer @eiie als
General 8ruiiloff glaiibt.
Ger britiide Oampfer n2erie~ 1T
perienft moroen, fpie ~2lopos" mel.
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12
SnIano.

- Er1iioent 8illon tit am Mon-
tag in Stem 2onoom Conn, ain
&ranfenbett ieiner iebr Ieioenoen
Sbmelter, Der Srau Mnna 6. Some,
eingetroffen; troboem Srau Some
a%ueenbliflid menig Sdmer5en lei
Oct, baber Die aer5te ade Spffnung
anf ibre 8ieoergeneiung aufgege-
ben.
- Die 2aoung oes Berioneil- uno
Sradt : 0ampfers u8eaper", meiit
aug grceliior (Sol5moae) beite6eno,
geriet auf Der Sabrt Don Y~ortlanD,
Ore, nah San 5rancisco in 8rano.
Die 2ufen ulroen augenbliflin
gel6loiIen uno Der 9nmpfer, Der 1913
Baiiaeiere an 9oro bate, fu6r nit
boaer &raft ieinem @~eitimmungs-
bafen su. Sroboem Ser Qualm aus
alen &ieen nto Siigen ~berporquoa,
blieben Die Gaiiagiere, Die iif, aller-
6ings gum 8erlaiien oes Sdiffes
fertig gemadt, oolitdnoig rubig uno
ale panifartigen S3enen puroen
permieoen. Sn Gan Srancisco an-
gelangt, mlrOe Dos 9euer, meldes
orei5ebn Stunoen inn 2aoerallme ae-
miitet bate, balo itnter &ontroae ge-
brabt, Der angeridtete Sdaoen miro
BON BEN @eamten Der 2inie auf
$4,000 abseiddbt.
Sn 2eaopille, Colo, lit ser
erlte Sdnee in bieler Gailon gefal-
len; oaS @etterbiiro Itellt fir oas
norblide 9lrisona, lttab uno Golo-
rabo ieid)ten Srolt in @nsii6t.
Die Itets init Spannung err
partete Staatspabl in Maine bat
am Montag it~attgefunoen. Sic bat
nit einem Siege Ser Iepublifaner
geenoet. 9as mar IeIbitperitdnoli6
oenn Wnine lit elm repilblifoniid]er
Staat nno oie @abl @illon's Dor
bier Sabren iuar MIR oesmegen mog-
lif, neil Die Nepublifuner oana(s
gelpalten naren, Die @eiammt5abl
Ser Stimmen, Die Saft uno Ioofe-
belt 5ulammen erbielten mar be-
oeliteno GROCER als Die Stimmen5abl,
Die fir @i[ion abgegebet prroe.
Sebt Iino Die Hepltblifoner mieoer
geeinigt, alio erbielten tire &anoi-
oaten aud Die MaioritGt ser Stimt-
men. @etpinne baben beioe gar-
teien gemadt. bod limo Die Ser De
mofraten MIR gering, Die Der &e-
publifaner iebr 6eoeuteno. @enn
alio oas Grgebnis oieier @ab[ pirf-
lid BEN altsfaG Der Nationalmabl
moeltten iol, 70 fam iie, u~nferer
Weinung naf), nur einen replblifa-
nilben Sieg propbe5eien. Aber sic
0emofraten fdreien ebenIo Ialrt.
tpie oie &epublifaner, baB oas Or.
gebuis Der 8abl in Maine elmer
Sieg ibrer Bartei in Ger Serblt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12
Der stnrm i'm seefeHel.

Die Yaitoren Der norolihen Mie-
tbooilten : Stride limo III beler Muf-
regling oariiber, baB Die Mitglieoer
Der Wonng @omens Gbriitian Iiio-
ciution in ibrem aGafetoria~, @fe
BON Grodett uno 2olopa Str, %getan5t
baden uiib nod oasii nit Soloaten
Die Code berbalt iih TO: MiB Grne-
itine 6rieoman BON Hetp Oorf,
Gefretarin Deg 0ational 8oarb Der
9. So. 6. 81, muroe bierbergeifift,
Inn nit 6iiIfe oes bieiigen 3weiges
Der 9. 60. g. q. fir geeignete I'm
terbaltuutq Der Mili5en pom Noroen
1nio ibren iie an Die @rense beglei-
tenoen 5ralen uno Sodtern 5u for
gen. 3u oieiem 3pef witr0e fir
Die Offi5iere uno Mnnnihaften bes
3. nno 4. Snfanterie : segiments
Der sainois Electromagnetic i'm BE-
5agten ngafetaria" ant 5. Sept. Elm
geieniger gbeno arrangiert, nobel
aud getnn5t mliroe. lin gegenieitige
Boritelung gu erIeidtern ooer iiber-
fliiiiig 81 MADDEN, trugen Die Solba-
ten ibre Wnmen nuf einem an Der
Hofflappe d~ngebefteten 3ettel, nah
reno Die Hamen Der Srarlen mn
Wdod1en oiefen Musfunft erteilenberl
53ettel an Der 0lule, in Der Hdbe oes
8iiiens, befeitigt batten.
Dieie Irt Der e~infibrinig mira
Seitens Der Baitoren ais .perr
1ooie" be5eidnet, pdbreno Der Gan,
in ibrcn Iugen cine grfinouna oes
SeafeIs i'll. 9te Gntriiituna inter
ben Eaitoren lit groB mo iie perbes
oarifber an Die Gentralitele oe,
n0roIiden Observation-Disclosures beridl
ten. Die Iitglieoer Der bieiigen q
M. s. u. beboupten, Dab Der Gan
in febr a~nitdnbigen @ren8en aefiibr
mlroe, ooiielbe Iogen Die Offi5ierI
iin0 Soloaten, Ole oarnn teilnobmei
iino Die Griteren befteben oaraiif
Dab iie nid)t aefpiGt iino, iid 6ielei
Bergniigens gu begeben. Roroen mi
Siioen lteben iid] bier mieoer eil
Ma[ lhroff aegeniiber - Oh es mo-
megen oieler Srage in Ser Stride gun
BritdJ fommen ipiro2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12

gau . GrIaubnisf6eine.
8. g. goettler. @efddftshaus, Oft.
Commerce Ctr. $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12
grun0eiaentnms llebertrasnnaen.

q. SO. Scrimpi6er nnb Srau an Srau
Sophia Ruen8enberger. @rultoitiid an
Der Wnomine Ctr, Gait @io; $575.
ghds. 9ittmar, Administrator. on 9.
s.. 9ittnnar, @rlinbitiid an Der Belmont
Ctr; Gait gno; $50 Ii. q.
Gam Srieomon itub Srm1 an 3ah
Gmith, @rinbitiid in 6i9bluno Earr;
$500.
M. M. gibas ii. q. an @artiu Z.
Nrnolb. 8runbitiid on Der @eft Sonitou
StraSe.
8d6attle Stabl, 8ormunb. II. q. ON
Sermann Seirter, @nteil an 100 ader
2ano; $500.
&. q. Yabue uub Srau ON a[bert IL.
Cent 5tebes. @rinoftiid in 2~nfebietp;
$40 It. ".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12
5reic YrtHe fit seras: 9ienfas u. stptember 1915.
90bneu, oie fih gegenieitig al
tot betronert hottet1. itottfonD.

~
tot betrouert batten, itottfanD.
Sn 5mei am WotttoQ abgebal=
terlen 2ofal Sption-@ablen baben
Yrobibitionilten geiiegt; in @ronias
Goltntp ntroen oie Mntis nit elmer
MaioritGt bon Sc Stimmen gel9la-
gen; in Glepela1O betrug bic Mebr~
belt MIR 5pei Stimmen.
Ser Sdulluperintenoent 8luo=
NORTH bon Sarratt County ma6t be-
fonnt, oaB oie &naben Ser Stolen
Seigbts" Sdule ieoen Sag lpdbreno
Ser S1lfte ibrer Sbll5eit inter Mn-
leitung ibrer 2ebrer I'M BEN 8adiitg=
!SG1tfern bon Sort 8ortb gegen 9e=
8oblltng orbeiten neroen; Die in ben
8afing : SGulern perbra6te 3eit
Ioa Sen S1ngens als vl1nterridts-
3eit" gut geidrieben iperoen. Ser
SEER S6uliuperintenoent bebauptet,
oie sSllngens miiroen oaour6 5ur
Sefonomie uno Sporiamfeit ongelei-
tet.
0rei in 2oreoo, San SSqna5io
uno 3apata Itationierte 8ataiaone
oes 2. Maine S%nfanterie : &egiments
baben in ibren @arniionen iid an
Ser am Wontag abgebaltenen Mnine
StaatsmabI beteiligt; Die 500 abge=
gebenen Stimmen io1en 5iemlid
gleidmdBig auf Die repiblifanilden
INTO bemofratii6en aanoioaten per=
teiIt geiueien fem. Ser Staat Moine
batte fiir5lid elm @eieb aneenommelt,
our6 tpeldes Sen MiGi5loloaten oie
@abl6eredtislnq arBerbalb Ser
78ren5en oes Staates geipdbrt muroe.
Die Gillespie gountp Soir, Be
rem 9a1er auf brei Gage nngeleBt
lit, miro am Mittmoh in Srieoribs-
burg er0ffnet; Die M~usitelung lit
reihbaItiger belfidt als je 8rtbor.
@Ieid5eitig miro erpartet, oaB ser
Sremoenbelu6 anes bisber 9aeepe-
Iene iibertreffen miro.
Gin in &ictoria bon Setter So
iter aeqen CHARLES @eIt megen zines
Buffers, beIfen @ert ettpa SO betrdet,
angeftrenater 8ro5eB plirbe bonn
Srieoensrid)ter 81 @uniten bes Ser
flogten entldieben, morauf Ser SID
ger lofort M~ppeaation attmeIbete. Die
8~ro5eBfoiten 6elaufen iest fdon I'M
folge 5ablreider 3engenpernebmilri-
gen uno neutrality-suspicious. auf
$500. Die 3uborer iolen iid bei
ben Gerbanolungen, 5umal dig Der
umltrittene grutbabn porgefiibrt
mltroe, fonigIid amiiiiert baben.
Sn @alpeiton lift Srau 2ouiie
grube geb. 9urit inn Mlter bon 76.
Sabren sur enigen 3ltbe ~eingegan=
gen, iie miro bon elmer gohter nno
5mei .Sobnen, mebreren Gnfeln, TO-
mie 5tpei S6tpeitern iiberlebt, bic
ebenfans CRUDE beiBen. Die orei
Sdtpeitern 9nrit batten merfmirbi-
ger @eiie Die brei 8riioer Srlibe ge-
heirntet.
Der in Dallas gum Eobe per-
ilrteilte Heger 6ouiton @agner, Ser
letten @inter Die &rnnfenpflegerin
3oola Granter umeebraht bat uno
ailBeroem etmos ipGter einen often
Grocer getotet boben ioG, bat Spmp-
tome bon Sdminoindt ge8eiet. gs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12
SerrafsTberue. - Webmrteu.
So6csfane.
Seiratsfd) cine.

Seiratsi6eine.
gbparo 90. 8lnmb II. Srau Sol
oa SAmiot.
Serma1m Seiligmaim unb Ollie
Golfer.
8iaie 6. @arOn il. unO anciIe
Oilers.
9apio 81. SaB uno amilia Gier-
onna.
Sumes aIois @uiorp uno Srma
Sranf 81. Sllomeper uno gelia 6.
Meper.
slus. $. airdboff uno Caroline
q. Serbert.
Milton z. @eeIure uno ertgenie
2ebmann.
Sobn @uitom3if uno 5rali 2oni'e
Sorn.
8eter aOiub unO emilie micola-
iec8f.
@ebur ri e n
s. G. Selfers uno 5rou, Elm
Mdohen; s. ~nnoermeper II. Srau,
elm Mdo6en; 2ouis 8olf II. Sralt,
Elm &nabe.
EoBesfdIIe.
Gyrau 9. q. Seife, 90 Sabre
Gbas. @. 8ibl, AZ Sabre; 8enno E.
@olb6ef, 81 Sabre; Carl 6. Berg,
mann, / Monat; Salomon @oob-
nan, IS Sabre; Sreoerif ".
Shmor5, 7 Sabre; Gam SasIer, q
Sabre; 8rau 2ena 8erid, so Sabre
Srau 9lgrles Sreoeridion, SIS Sabre.
Srm @arp Iobr, 80 Sabre; 8rar
GIiiabetb arnoIo, rs Sabre.
gtnu : GrIaubnisf&eine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12

mabl beoeute. Man fam ~aleroings
nidt red)t periteben, ME tie lire Be
bauptnng begriinoerl, a6er tie idei=
men ibrer Sade Iifer 81 lem. G5
lit nit oieler @abl ihlieBlih eDenio
pie i'm Mltertllm nit Dem Srafel al
9elpbi: man fam aus Dem Spr1tf)
be~rau5leien, mas man mill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12

sssm Sitter bon 30 Sabren Der.
1dieo in Comfort @eoffrep Sames
GILES. elm Sobn oes befannten Or.
hiteften Mlfreo Giles.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12
l.okdIes.
Observation-Disclosures @etter.

Sir Gan @ntonio uno untgegeno:
Seute abenb uno Mitt1po1, unbeltat=
oia, Gegenibaner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12

Oatoelon, 9eleiitt io.oo VIZ.
Ent,onfo \, o.. I~roaufte
-'
San Atifoitp, SeTy Y Sept 1915.
Erlme er1ioe Cotton seen Sfl, "a
cents Del @nloile
Netp gprf, 12. Sept. Spot, S9.65
lu1D $1,000; Snrnar, $9.S7 uu1o 1919,
GsSebrlar, 1886 uro 1886; Wdr5.
S1O.05 uno $10.06; Mpril, $10.10 IND
$1O.25; Gepfember, 500 lno $3.50;
0ftober. $3.50 uno 5000; Nobember.
So SO lnb $3.50; 9e8ember. $9.71 1inO
1913.
7nrm.EruAuffe
- .ote
q ga allipi'o .Se1, 70 oo Sspa.iS we....s
gnlIeI "a. Pc TIunu
e'el lnnl ItlWel s q. 19. psl ~
So, z toe psL S XIII
gngnsI i4e.aoe PEE Ply
1 y a. 20 psl pl n.sg
gorn 81 m ner M,sSHsf
e,ofer 58c ber W,fgddeI
Se,f $1,000 Der Some
m.r,aE
OeaA
@artorfel1, @altforIlia, $500.
q, Sahs anIIone ~ gspue galH. 91.io
punplln yam, 91.So. aooo
3tp!spsIl., eaIloI..a; t So.Uu; -.
Soh,,s,, mr;;,,s 60 Ok nor W,,sdheT
MoS;sshen No. Fl g,tS <g,;;nSeT
@f,nerfohf ar ,,,,s - nor sSfS
SnhT 81 az her grote.
@riiner gfeffer. 81 per gnldel
SeherIe. ooe II. foe per 0hPeilp.
Seterltlte. Soc per Sso.s gnIoel.
eanfaloipes Sia1ioaro; you per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-16
Famous NeW York Doctor Says
Horrors of Germans InUdSiOn
OF Belgium Battle Description

the Germans reached America" he
says, because the American cor
respondents were kept in Brussels.
Brussels was not Liege, Termonde
or Iouvain. and the German troops
did not commit their outrages In
that city. Censorship. also. was
very strict, and correspondents
learned only such facts as the Ger
mans allowed to reach them.
Il went TO Europe feeling quite
neutral" he continued. Some OF
my best friends In this country
were Germans, and had spent
much OF my young manhood in the
universities OF Berlin and VI
emma. Every mile OF ground from
southern Germany to the border OF
Holland had covered on foot or
with a bicycle. The people OF south
ern Germany are the most kindly.
lovable people imaginable. I also
remembered what England had done
10 us and the many reasons we had
for not loving her. But what saw
In Belgium land the doctor shud.
tcestinseA en Pass rwsIvs).
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Among the noted men attending
the A. NJ. A. convention. is Mai
Louis Livingston Seaman, u. s. w..
physician and surgeon OF interna.
tional renovn, and n veteran or
observer Of nine wars. For his ser.
vices in the Japanese war he was
decorated by the mikado. He Is
also an author of note, having writ.
ten many books on his experiences
and the various trlumphs of scien.
tifc medicine In relation to condi-
tions In peace and war.
When the present war broke out.
he was spending some quiet weeks
in the Catskills, but the first steam
or ont. the ST. Paul. saw him and
his wife aboard with the hrst war
correspondents who went to the
front
Being a member Of the Red Cross
society in almost every country In
the world. he had no trouble In get
ting into Belgium soon after the Ger
man invasion. and saw the German
troops march through Belgium.
Little news Of the real work Of
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FIRST REAL BATTLE OF
ST.LOU|S CONvENT|0N|S
OVER SUFFRAGE PLANK

plank, and OF that referring TO the
Democratic foreign policy were also
stumbling blocks with the suffrage
resolution. There may be an open
airing OF these differences from the
floor OF the convention when the
Old timers In Democratic ranks
were actually pleased with the split
In The resolutions committee and
the threatened airing OF differences
on the convention floor.
They held Democratic conven.
tion wouldn't be true to life II some
thing didn't result In a row OF near
row-and the 1916 convention has
been entirely too tame. In their
opinion. TO live up TO the best tradi-
tions OF the party On Wednesday.
IL any Democrat had dared 10 pre-
dict there would have been any diff
ference OF opinion on the platform
he would probably have been
laughed at in derision. The plat
form was the main thing on which
IL was thought the party was In
complete accord. Its skeleton foun-
dation had been prepared by Presi-
dent Wilson and i was assumed all
the resolutions committee would
have TO do would be 10 varnish It
of with choice language and tack
on some weatherboarding TO make
II weatherproof.
But the carpenters had different
ideas as to the sort OF planking TO
be used. and the row was on. Dem
ocracy will have at least bit OF
fight on It's hands when the con.
vention meets at IL o'clock. today
The convention, In the night ses-
sion which adjourned at 1890 a.
m. today. plainly showed IL was
weary OF further delay--anxious TO
finish up and go home. That feel.
ing was even more pronounced
when the delegates awoke with sore
throats or aching arms and legs
from the overuse they gave such
organs and parts in last nights out.
burst OF cheering and noise accord
ed President Wilson and his run
ming mate.
Democracy's convention history,
with the climax four years ago at
Baltimore. has recorded many stir
ring night sessions, but seldom any
more picturesque than last nights
meeting. A tremendous crowd took
every inch OF space in the great
auditorium-and stayed there until
both Wilson and Marshall had been
renominated. Outside all the city
police reserves had TO be called TO
quell r general riot of disappointed
spectators.
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IRIS CONDITION
MUCH WORSE
COlOnels Illness Said to Have
Alarmed His
Family

NEW YORK, June 16.-Col. Roose-
velt suffered another coughing spell
during the night and was feeling
much worse today. 1t was admitted
at his hotel today. His condition is
said to have alarmed his family.
After arising the colonel left the
hotel with Or. Herbert V. Guile. who
had been called in consultation. and
went to the physicians for exam
ination. He shook his head when
asked how he felt and whispered II
don't know a thing. boys" when re
porters met him. He finds difIiculty
in talking and appeared to be In
great pain.
Several persons who called for
conferences today were turned back
at the hotel. Roosevelt refusing TO
see them.
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BY PERRY ARNOLD

tstuA Correspondent Cntted Press.
ST. LOUIS, June lo-rhe COM
plete harmony program for the Dem.
cratic national convention was
busted" wide open today. Harmony
reached its climax near midnight
when President Wilson and Vice
President Marshall were re-nominat-
ed by acclamation.
At o'clock this morning. when
the resolutions committee was put
ting the finishing touches on its re.
port, after % hours continuous ses,
sion. II Was apparent that at least
one fight of that long grind would
he carried TO the floor OF the con-
vention.
This was in relation to woman's
suffrage. The committee fought out
the equal ballot pledge for hours.
II defeated, 20 to %. a plank for
straight out declaration in favor OF
q federal constitutional amendment
TO give women the vote. II adopted.
by vote OF % to 90. the following
statement:
I'VE recommend the extension OF
the franchise 10 the women OF the
country by the states, upon the same
terms as TO men"
This substitute was entirely un-
satisfactory TO the suffrage work.
ers. II was regarded by them as
mere subterfuge--a passing OF the
buck" 10 the states on the matter
which was just lot of words mean.
ing nothing In particular. The
workers for straight out suffrage
endorsement were indignant and
openly voiced their declaration or
offering from the floor a substitute
which would commit the party 10
open and complete accord in con
stitutional amendment granting ex-
tension OF the ballot.
II was a motley crew OF politicians
and statesmen who wound up their
platform building early this morn
ing. The room on the second floor
OF the Planters hotel In which they
met was a sight TO behold. Its
floor was Uttered with dead and
stale cigar stumps. with paper,
matches and debris; the air hung
heavy in the bright morning sun
light with the swell OF sweaty
bodies and putrid cigar smoke.
Members OF the resolutions com.
mittee themselves were frazzled-
their eyes trimmed with red from the
long. tense debate. their faces lined
with deep wrinkles OF exhaustion.
and their voices hoarse with excite
ment and straining in the constant
argument and debate. Nobody's tenn
per actually broke down. but there
were some near casualties. Not
since Z O'Clock last night had either
Senator Hollis. OF New Hampshire,
nor Senator Walsh. OF Montana. left
the room in which the committee
met
The language Of the Mexican