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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-31
TOWN BEAUTIFUL
COMMITTEE MEETS
Committee Sends Out Letters

Committee Sends Out Letters
The last meeting of the Town
Beautiful Committee in Purnell
Hall, with reports from the va
rious subcommittee, showed that
quiet work is being carried on in
various directions, the commit
tee on Unsightly, under the
chairman ship of the Rev. DR..
Rowan, showing perhaps the most
activity.
Twenty or more letters have
been sent by this committee to
Main street residents, asking
them if they would be willing tc
further this movement by follow
ing out the suggestions of the
committee with respect to their
property. In some cases they were
asked to remove altogether a
fence that was already in such a
dilapidated state that it no longer
FULFILLED the function of a fence
but simply served as an eyesore.
In other cases merely a coat of
white wash or some repair work
was advised. Many ash piles dis
appeared altogether the last week
and in other cases the committees
found that it's requests had been
anticipated.
So far no persons have taken
the slight-~t CIcnce when i'm
provements were recommended
which speaks we'll for their good
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-31

at the barn and the eldest son
was on the board Of directors for
the Joy Ride Motor Company,
sent his mother a shawl and had
leanings toward art. Also the
men who had reviled him for his
folly sat with crooks in their
spines and wondered at him.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-31
THE IMPROVED FARMER
Israel Andiron

A man has seven cows, twelve
hogs and four horses; also six
calves. wood lot and a mortgage. |.
His wife labored from morning
till night and often till half the
night was gone. So they did for
forty years and the tax gatherer
always charged them interest
when they paid.
There came a day when the mo-
rose up and sold his wood lot and
went and bought him good auto
mobile. His neighbors all exc1alm-
ed against him and the elders who
set in the market place reviled
him as he went by. They said:
He is bad example to youth am
a demoralizing influence to the
aged. He hath not disposed of his
mortgage yet, he hath acquired a
gasoline wagon and sporteth like
Jehu." Having said such things
daily they climbed into their mar
ket wagons and journeyed home
ward with the empty milk cans
and the man with the auto took
wife and children abroad and
save all his neighbors half the
road.
In the process of time this man
who had bought the automobile
got three kinks out of his spine :;
one he had obtained wedding
onions; one he had obtained
pitching hay, and one he had
gained in lifting on one corner of
the mortgage. Also his wife car
ried her elbows less horizontally
and learned how to smile, and the
children put their bare feet on
the auto cushions and asked pa to
let the throttle out a little on the
straight sections of road.
Now, when Strawberries and
blackberries were ripe, this man
hustled to market at the speed of
twenty-seven miles an hour and
sold quickly and returned. Also
he saved two hours a day in tax
ing milk and produce to ship OF
SELL He sold one horse and saved
the cost of its feed. So he livec
seven years and always he paif
the mortgage interest with groans
and always he was late with hi!
tax money.
When his children were grown
they began life on twenty
seven-mile- schedule in
stead of a forty mile schedule
And his wife had lived and en-
loved and kept some of her brains
He also was of an open mind an,
did not look like a pair OF pillow
handles attached to a hay-fork
SO the boys went out and gathere,
many dollars and returned to hi
house and bought a bay windoy
for the south sitting room an
new paint for his machine, anc
after a while, they burned tn
mortgage and the man and tn
woman sat in their auto each da
and saw the world go by; both i
early morning when the dew wa
bright in tn sun and at sunse
when the mists began to rise. TIL
Youngest son titled the soil wit
a tractor and had electric powe
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-31

nature and the civic pride. It
may seen to some that the COM
mittee is making progress in
abolishing unpleasant sights but
citizens who desire to follow the
advice of the committee are I'M
able to secure the necessary labor,
workmen being so busy on the
various building operations under
way.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-31
Husband and Wife 90 Insane

Joseph NJ. Lodge and wife,
whose farm, near Elkton, was
rold in the Spring and who had
been occupying the William Mat
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-31
See the CZothing---7hen Decide

It's
uead
the fabrics and workmanship
her he want o how the carmen
than otheb igget
o gu
%
See for YOURSELF
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-31
Boys Blue Serge Suits, $500 to $1,000

S aceofth
odwihou
dollars
G rn O for boys from 6to1Sy
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-31
Fire Alarms

Fire Alarms
In ease of fire call the following num-
bers in succession:
u D
90 A
80 b
~
81 D
BY order of
Fire Chief WILSON
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-31

Board of Trade
President-D. c. Rose
Tice- President-Jacob Thomas
Tredsurer-Edward w. Cooch
Secretdry-W. Fl. Taylor
COMMITTEES
Industrial Financial
H. G. NJ. Kollock Jacob Thomas
G. w. Griffin f. L. Richards
c. A. Short 7. F. Armstrong
H. w. McNeal F. w. Cooch
Statistics Educational
N NJ. Motherall DIR. Walt Steel
w. T. Wilson G. A. Harter
L. X. Bowen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
My Futile "Ransona" Of Don fsigoyen
and His Following Assassination

' we'll General" replied, steadily meeting his menacng
look you kill order, but WELL
say many Terrazas who will pos
energy and capacity"
gared and returned his look unwaver
ingy Without further word he took bell his table and
rang It, officer entered Pointing Villa said: Take
this place six
sentineis inside the door and twelve outside"
The imprisoned that had nothing to
drink and nothing which to sleep seemed to
then trying but 1t nothing triviaity in comparison
with what followed the next day asked and given
permission word wife and mother OF what had
befalen
meanwhile sought refuge with the German
Consul When they received letter food
q had scarcely eaten few bites of
food when guards took what remained from and de-
voured it.
During succeeding enjoyed occasional and
limited visits from members family But all could
countless cigarettes and mediate
morning aroused by noise at the door and
emily civilians clothes halfalng into
propelled kicks administered by the soldiers out
side Immediately recognized him; he gnacio rgoyen
wealthy rancher whom knew we'll He had been arrested by
Villas order taken before the commander His mprison
followed
The companonship of Don gnacio grateful to
and the next few passed greeaby should
week that Villa the door, ordered thrown
open walking goyen cursed him vey and
said: Il have decided TO have you shot"
to the door called officer He said Take
have him shot"
Looking Irigoyen myself and back
incurously Which do General?
This!" enarled Villa with other revolving terms. pointing 10
my companion.
was then officer left
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
the Murder Of DON Ignacio Irigoyen

"Don Luis have pistol you,'
learned later that this petty graft;
the man wished the weapon for himself
NO have pistol person. "but IL you
wish one will give order
house" On OF the
to be delivered We
then entered the Palace
My guards took the door what
office of the Governor of the appro
the door opened and Villa himself
inside.
General here is Luis" lieutenant
villa very and, with hearty
Come In Don Luis sit down" indicated
to find here" he continued
seated "a had hoped find instead other
family"
There moment OF silence n studied me in
tently but him look for cok Suddenly his
changed the mask OF poteness thrown off busue
tones, evidently designed to terrify
Where is father? want him."
"My father Is in the United States 1 answered
With rising and
Where is brother Alberto,
soldiers and refused give them the provisions
bringing into Chihuahua weeks ago."
hiy brother, Alberto is also in the United States told
but he went against his WILL for he Is brave
wished stay fight" This told Villa.
His roughness increased. Where" demanded,
brothernaw Federico Ssn!ega? Where
Francisco"
"Ai these gentlemen. patiently
In the United States They safe the only left
you General Villa; you have the power to do with
wish What Is 1t OF ne?"
e looked squarely moment then said:
Don Luis know that shall be killed
will be by TerraZas. But threatening
will be able work they
to stature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
I : : ! ! a
~ N N N @S2M
2 = 7 Z,
/ Made of the
I'D Mexico

the hands Of Villa. He tells
:ted him in his effort to extort
fortune; he tells how, to save
! the hiding place Of more than
odd; how his wife and daugh.
damaged at last to escape the
;.ies on the indignities and bru.
ID, cultured and beautiful and
lgo, and by his story the bride
their escape and whose only
husband. takes her place with
story of his escape from Chi
81 assassins were actually az.
|ly of Dumas.
i pms prevailing under Villa has
lecital by Don Luis Terrazas.
lis articles will be the picture
a brutal, merciless murderer,
9Th, the anarchy into which his
Iraplacent and stubborn folly
n enabled to lay waste one Of
kyastate the whole north.
at what befell Don Luis, and
k.can citizens in Mexico. Don
the lives and the honor of his
bt been SO fortunate. The first
ltnese pages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
2ufcher''

tered Ojinaga describe
l story Of Mexico. My
|ty-;hree years Of age,
1ound q refuge in the
exodus. which ! have
h my son, Guillermo,
lpsrty.
lr fear. I remembered
Then he was q colonel
staat no danger threat.
my family my mother.
li.ters and members of
Iz,r girls. Two OF our
lcf our daughters were
lei sons were In Mexico
I'm uahua City. He was
lbange in his fortunes
liz Arrange. in the State
fald fed to the hills!
E,,k chops ana beef in
| DE we'll guarded and
III ritish consul. an ad.
lJ:iend. ! spent the
10 .icipate more than a
III tramp Of soldiers
Re Mt and, looking from
t,l ,lers, about a dozen
ID.
ta's. Scobell answered.
IL make observations.
hi she asked.
H., Jr."
|? she asked, gazing
L. replied the officer.
b, mander."
ba, said. but II you
E,isill talk to YOU"
bi ed his soldiers and
III ned to Mr.. scobell,
Ia Within a few min
III ,om. he said:
liz you to him. II you
tlinyself."
In taken to Villa word
Is ay where I was, but
Ii d this inconvenience
lee; with his soldiers
hS.ld escape, even had
esNone," ] told myself.
H., bell. ~ have never
fn nAdent, Is anything
II pesos. which I con.
It'n-year-old daughter.
Elise, with a gentle,
fier hand in my arm.
l,good-bye, both burst
In. "You have heard
HI .''and have believed
E:ile, but I know him.
fNered myself to the
lmotioned me to place
lien began our march
EEand we're. about .e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
TO ojinaga,

70 OJinaga.
/ 30 miles distant from
ay those who accom-,
Sretchedness. There
women and children;
The crippled; mothers
ured women. But the
81 to be feared than a
,!ted twelve days and
With that caravan of
but the haste of/the
Il
daughters should face
has soldiers" and on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04

fear for you until safely United States Ados
eore they mad taken friend igoyen from the
ace hey blew his brains out with pistol day they
puTleo MIN In the poers field at the
Ihen the two muderers with thousand pesos
mad gwen hem went to the house and held
drunken orgy lasting days. ~
AFTER this assassination
atone naturally apprehensons aroused and NV can.
lots the tactics of refined cruelty certainly did
notnng 10 aay my forebodngs beloved mother and INV
devoted wife sought Villa plead with him but were rausas
admance to his office the They then went tn the
mouse ne had Communicated domestic At or
hour they knew he would be there them driven aSay
refusing to them. $500 1894 @"aJ'
On the eighth day Captain Faras Villa officer came 70 NV
room ana SAID Don Luis General Villa requires your aid IN
What aid can he ask of inquired
He requires million pesos fapproxmate1 seoo ooo .
United States money! In silyer!" ' Soo0''o' III
Next Week Don Luis Terrazas, Jr. viii Tell How
no was Hanged by Villa, and Told, Save His FAMILY
she Secret Hiding Place OF sas0oOo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
WIlrrIei /.

@ie fonrte11 oie 8iirger lid)
ai16 erlaitben, eege1 Den &anoioaten
Ser Administration fir ben Soften
oes Yolt5ei6ef 81 itimmenz als
Stepes 5uriidgetreten mar! Cine
ulterborte Srebbeitl Die @ominiitra-
ton 5eigt oieien giirger iebt, nas
.iie babel erlangt baberr. Nihtsl Sbr
&anoioat lit auf Die falte @anf ge-
fest, er eriitiert einfa6 nidt uno
bat nifts 81 iagen.
8. 81. @artb nno Sranf 2ilp,
beioe bon San @ntonio, gelane es
am 9~onneritag nadmittag, iib all
Der @aglanb : &reu5ung bel Shores
billie bur1 einen idneGen Sprnng
bonn iiheren CODE 81 retten. 9ie
2eute poren NIT ibrem Mutomobil
auf ser @iiffabrt nod San Mntonio
beeriffen un6 fnbren in 5iemlih
ifneGem Sempo, als pI0blid an Ser
.giienbabn : &reu5ltng Elm na6 Cor
pus Gbrifti gebenber 8aiiagier5ug
Der Mranias Sob 8abn alftaudte.
Da tie tpiiBten, oaB iie ibr @ittomobil
nidt mebr CUR redten 3eit gum
bringen fonnten, iprangen
fie OBJ; Die Maihine muroe bon Dem
8abn5uge b~olitdnoig 5erlhmettert.
0ie graminationen Ser San
Gntonio NormaIl1uIe fino I'M 2aufe
biefer @ode beenoet moroen; bon
$50 Stlloetten baben an 200 UNI
Die grteililng zines 2ebrer : Gertifi-
fats nadgeildt. Die eingereidten
Mrbeiten merben iett eepriift nno
oas &eiultat ben graminierten ON
20. Mugrit mitgeteiIt fperoen.
Set Dem 81. 8. Mts. lit Die
freie I%blieferung Ser Boitiaden
ourd 8rieftrager auf Die Gan Ser
nanoo uno Galm @eigbts 9iitrifte
mSgeoebnt iporoen; beibe @eSirfe
baden etpa 100 ginipobner.
General Sitniton bat am Dom
neritaa nit ieinem Stabe bas Eager
Der brei Sainois Mili5 : Hegimenter
in Econ Springs beiud)t uto inipi-
5iert.
- Ssm Sitter bon 80 Sabren itarb
Srau 2etla IbiIipps, geb. @agner
lie miro oliBer BON ibrem @atten nn0
einem Sobn nod BON ibrer Miitter,
ioipie orei 9riioern uno orei Sfpe-
tern iiberlebt. Oie @eilebnng err
foIgt allf Dem Iutberilden Srieobofe;
8aitor @olff miro Die @rabreoe
balten.
SIM Sdnloiitrift go. "a fpir-
Den am leBten Samstng 5fpei @ab-
len abgebalten, IN Ser einen nurbe
iiber cine $4,000 9ono : @usgabe
5iir grbalung zines neilen S6ul-
baiiies uno IN Der anbern iiber cine
grboblmg Ser Sduliteuer abge-
itimnt. Die 8onoausgabe, ioDie Die
grbobune ser Steuern muroe NIT 20
gegen II Stimmen ~periporfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
8eit seras ;sair.

Mm 10, 49,, II. uno Is. @ugllit
finoet in &erroiqe oie eroBe iabrli6e
ansIteIIung itatt, oie BON Sobr 81
Sobr inbe5ug auf &eidbaltigfeit mno
@ert uno Sebettslpiiroigfeit Der
neutrality-suspicious. Sorti6ritte
eemadt bat, bis iie cine Der b elten
inn Staate %getporoen. l1ebt Idon Dos
biibide Stdot6en NIT ieinen BRET
ten, reinen Straben; ieinen rei5en-
Sen @obnbauiern uno @arten uno
ieiner iopGii6en l1mgebllng cine ge-
tpiiie @n5iebnngsfraft aus, 10 miro
oieieIbe BEL feitliden geronitaltlln-
gen, tpeun Sic 8enobner WnBe ba=
ben, 1id ibren @aiten ltno Srennoen
5t miomert, nod DEFENDERS erbobt.
ltno 10 itebt oenn 81 ertparten, OuB
iid an SEN oben gettanrlten IngllIt-
tagen BON alien Gidtltngen Der cine
ipobre G0lferponoernng per 8agen,
Mlrtomobil urto giienbobn na6 &err-
bile ergieBen miro. 0os Gro-
gromm fir Sic @1ts%itelltng lit Der
ort, baB es Seoem etuas bietet:
Gem @derbauer; Dem 8ieb5iifter;
Sportsmarft nnb Dem SeitbummIer.
S1Io, anf nadJ &errbille!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
Die SdIadt-einit unb bemte.

@as geldiebt eigentlih BET Ser
bun2 Die 2iaer &riegsaeitung giebt
folgenoe antDort:
Sieier fiir6terlide &rieg alles,
mas ienrols an arieeen Die 8elt
ourdtobt bot, lit gegen i'm Elm Ia
derIides &inoerlpiel. gr batte
lfon 10 abermibig piiite uilb grallen-
gel1ttigte 8iloer %aufeerolt, oaB man
bate glauben ioaen: cine Steige-
runa lei Nun ni6t mebr moglid.
Sic lit moglid %getuoroen.
Sim 81. 5ebrliar bats angefangen,
uno beute boben mir Die erIten Sulls
modem binter ms. 5iinf polle Mo-
nate miitet auf elmer 5rontbreite
bon mebr oenn 40 &ilometern Die
S6ladt = Gag nno Neft, obne
YaulenL ia ielbit obne eigentlides
@rmatten ODER sbflauen. 9as
Shlaftfelo bon 8aterloo NOR, reid
lid gerednet, orei ailometer brett,
niio Die S6ladt, Die ben Strr3
Napoleons entldieo un6 cine meltge-
l6idtli6e gntpifluna groBten Sttls
abi6loB, begann Iad)mittags "a
I1br, mdr Ibenos Inn 9 ubr emit
ihieoen uno Die 8erfolgung mabrte
nod Bis gegen Morgen. ginidlieB-
lid Der BreuBen uoren rnno 25O,-
900 Mann beteiligt. ltnb bel Ser
bun lino, ipie mir beitimmt pillen
beute minoeitens 45 fran5oiiihe Oh
piiionen eingeiebt oas madt, Die 9i-
piiion nur 81 10000 Mann beref)-
net, aaein auf fran5ofilder Seite
i675,000 Mann.
Man fam oieien Serglei6 nod
meiter arsipinnen. @ie uiiroen Die
napoIeoniiben 81renmiisengaroilten,
Ole fnallroten engIilden Setter Die
preuBiiden @renaoiere nit ibren
meitbin leu6tenoen arf Der grult
qefreu5ten, meiBen Sorniiterriemen
iiber unIer Selograu Itaunenl Bie
miiroen Tie iih ertieten, penn neben
linen MIR cine 18,5er @ranate IN
oie 2uft ginge uno bunoert Wteter
bod 9red uno Steine uno giieniplit-
ter uno Weni6enfetett IN Die Suft
tpirbelte = bon elmer 3meiunopier-
5igerin gar nidt 81 reoen!
Oomals, Dor bunoert Sobren. bel
8eae-aniance, Itonoen Die fampfen-
ben Seere chamber 70 uabe gegen.
iiber, oaB Die beioen Seloberrn,
meIhe Die Sdlaht Ieiteten = Napo-
leon uno Ser ensIilde ObereeneraI
8elington = einanoer tpdbreno Der
qonsen Sdladt oeitlih ieben fonn-
ten; Sie Itanoen faum 21a 8ilometer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
Gins ser GtaSthaGe.

Sn Ser Sieung aln 9omneritag
eltitano 5ipiiden Wtapor 8rotpn uno
ltbr cine laitgere &ontroperie, alS
2eeterer BEN Capt. @el6 aIs 8oli-
5et1ef nominierte, Der natiirlid
abermaIs Dutr1fiel. 9ropn erbob ge-
gen nbr Die 8elduloigung, oaB er
iif Bel ben beioen lesten 8ablen po-
Iitild betatist babe, obgleib er be-
it1noig beriiherte, oaB er feline $50
tiff treble. ubr gab Die 8eihuloi-
gltltg 5uriif, luornuf Wapor 8ropn
eingeitmno, fir gemiiie 4anIioaten
gearbeitet gu baben. ltbr bolte iib
oarailf iopol BON &earnep, ipie BON
Garland Die Mblage, bob iie nidt
pieoer fir einen BON ibm in @or-
fdlag gebradten Boli5eidef itimmen
ipiiroen iito baB er iib ollie tDeitere
Wfiibe IN oieier HiGtung erfparer
fonnte. @rltnbeigentiimer urtb Sals-
beiiser proteitieren abermals gegell
Die @rteiIung oes @egerefts an Die
su(. st. q &. SaDn 0urd We1tfau
Mbe., 6a Der @ert ibres 8elises iin-
fen ipiir6e, tpenn einegiienbabn ourf
bic Strabe fdbrt. Die @ngebote Der
Banfen fir oie l1ebernabn1e Der itao-
tifden Depoiiten gegen cine mdBige
Binsrate peroen an @nrIanb CUR
Begutadtling iibermieien. Die IN
GberrD StrnBe uno @rober Mpenile
bergeitelten Seners neroen entgc-
gengenommen. Die Hetition Der Mn-
mobner bon @armid 8ouIebarb
oie StruBe au beioen Seiten ~ SUB
brett al pflniterr uno in Der Mitte
eineir fleinen Harfftreifen an5nlegen,
miro iuegen Mangel an Sonos abge-
mieien uno es bleibt BEL Dem often
8Inn Der Eflafterune anf 81 SUB
Breite. Sing & 6inie erbalten Or
Idlbnis, ON Der S~iiomeft-gfe bon
Xrabis unb Nor6-SIores StraBe elm
Bebditoe auf5ufiibren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
Jreit Yrt1t far Seras: Grtitag 28. Suti 1916
Snlanb.
Die Sruaniidtton

- 0ie Organization ser bonn
&ongreB freierten 5polf 2onb6at1fen
miro ieBt moglibit balo in @ngriff
genommen, Ser Braiioent fat Ole
Mitglieoer oes 8ermaltungSrdts,
pelde oie ferneren 4rbeiten leitelt
tper0en, erndntt nno Die Serren tper-
ben Die neugel6offenen @emter I'M
per5iigli6 a%ntreten. Sc fino gbos.
6. 2oboen bon &anlos, SEQ. IS.
Norris bon Bennfplpania, 90. g.
Smitb bon Soma ltrto Serbert Quif
BON @eit=Girginien; elmer lit Aooo=
fat, Ser onoere 8onfter, ser brittle
| Sarmer uno Ser bierte ein b%efannter
Nationol=S efonom. Sefetdr McI6oo
perponltdnoigt ols rer officio" =Wit=
glieo Sen Board.
= Ser in Columbus, g. 90, Der
boftete @up Sortman, ser unter Dem
Mamen @llp Sobnlon als Spaber
in General 8eribing's 0ienlten
1tano, purbe pom 8rtnoesmarI1oa
Snospetb in oas @efGngnis BON
Sonta Sc transporter. 9artmann
miro ii6 Ieiner 4ltslieferung BON
Seem Weerico nod @rfanias nidt i'm
@eringiten pioerlesen; er ldiebt ole
S9ulo fir oie bon ibm begange-
men &epenue : ltebertretungen auf
ieinen friiberen &ompagnon, Der i'm
ms l1ngliif geitiir5t babe. Die bon
ibm inn Mai 1915 in Sobe bon
$4,000 geiteGte 8iirgidoft nuroe
bereits I'M pergangenen Sabre fir
berfanen erfldrt.
SSn Norfolf, So, brannte oas
pala1tGbnli6e @obnbalts oes polba-
benoen @runoeigentums : Mafler
3. 6. Setter ab llno in BEN &ui=
men mltroe Die balbperbrannte 2ei6e
bon Srau Setter eefunoen. Nod
ser Gbeorie Ser 8oIi5ei lit Die STRAIT
getotet nno oarn oas Sars in 8rano
geiebt tporoen. Setter, Der lid in
afpiihen erldoiien bat, bebauptete, er
babe leiner sSrm geraten, oas brent
nenoe Salls ipfort 5u perlaiieft, nab
reno er, Inn einige @ertiaden 81 ret
ten, nofmaIs in ons @ebaitoe 8u-
riifgelaufen lei; feline Srnl miiiie.
Dies ebenfaas obne iein @iIien getan
baben. 4u6 iiber Settlers Selbit=
moro berrihen perldieoene Weimtn-
gen; m1brero mel6e bebaupten, er
babe iif aus @ram eridoiien, iino
.anoere iiber5eugt, err babe Die Sat
aits Surdt begangen. Die Goroner'S
Sssurp bat iibrigens elm 8eroift abge-
geben BOB Srau Setter bon ibrem
@attensermeroet iei nno oaB oieier
oamn bas Sous angeiteft babe.
Nah einem 8eriht oes Stati=
itiI6en 8iiros in @afbington fam
i'm lesten Sisfalia6re auf lie Al Gin
mobner Der Ser. Staaten Elm @uto=
mobil. Die @n5abl Ser regiltrier-
ten Mal6inen belief iib alf 2,445,=
664, mas cine .3unahme bon 734,325
qeqen oas Sabr 1914 beoentet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
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Ser Sotelier Sarrp s. Span-
nea bon 4lpine, ser bort feline 5rall
Gbrpltal Spaniel, lomie ben Sberit-
leitnant Butler Dor einigen Sagen
erlhoiien bate, iDuroe bonn &idlter
&ogin einem formeaen Sorperbor
unteriporfen. Nah 8eenoieung oes
Yerbors mlroe Spannel gefeiIelt
in aIler Stiae per MutomobiI nad)
Warfa gebraft nno BON BORT auf Der
Gilenbabn nod Dem @efdngnis in
el 8aio 5uriidtransportiert, mo er
bis sur 3~ufammenfunft Der @ranb-
iurp perbleiben miro. Nnr penige
2eute in alpine piiBten, oaB Span-
ned In Der Stnot mar; man batte
Die gan5e aneelesenbeit 5iemli6 ge-
beim gebnlten, I'M etuaige Iusidrei-
Ftungen 5u berbinoern.
Souiton @agner, elm gteger,
Der negen 8ern1bllng Der Yoitoffice
3u @aen felt 5ebn Gaeen in McGin-
neb eingeltedt mar, bat geitanoen,
Ole &ranfenpflegerin 3ola gramer IN
DAT Cliff. Dallas, am 26. Mdr5 err
iblagen, relp. ertpiirgt 81 baben
Der 0eger ipiroe bonn Gitp War-
ffan in @caennep mad einem befti.
gen Sample am Worgen nad ben
8oitraub perbaftet, als er inn 9egrifI
NOR, nit elmer S%nternrban Gar mad
Sherman 81 fabren. Rahoem Der
@arfdoa feitgeiteut batte, oaB 8ng.