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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-13
sURROGATES NOTICES.

HARTMAN. KATE EN- PURSUANCE
Of an order OF Hon. John =. Cohalan. .
Surrogate OF the County Of New York. no.
tic. Is hereby given 10 all persons having
ciain,s against Kate Lee Hartman. late OF
he County OF New York. deceased. TO pre-
sent the same. with vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber. at his place OF trsnsactlng
business. at the Office or his attorneys.
Rollins & Rollins. 81 Nassau Street. In the
Borough OF Manhattan. City and State OF
New York. on or before the 18th day of
January next
Dated New York City. the 9Th day OF
July. 1916 ARCHER hAkMAN,
Temporary Administrator
ROLLINS 4 ROLLINS. Attorneys for
Temporary Administrator. 30 Nassau
street Borough Of Manhattan. New
York city.
RAYLIs. MARY.--IN PURSUANCE or
an order Of Hon. John p. Cohalan.
Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons hav-
ing claims against Mary Bayils late OF
the County OF New York. deceased. TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscribers at their Office and place Of
transacting business. No. Is wall street.
in the City OF New York. on or before the
tenth day OF March next
Dated, New York. the LIST day OF Sep
TENDER. 1919. WILLIAM BAYLIS.
ALFRED X. KIMBALl.
JOHN MASON KNOX. Executors
Attorney for Executora 10 Liberty
Street. New York
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John +. Cohalan. a Surrogate
OF tho County OF New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Lisottc r. Wallace. late OF tho
county OF New York. deceased. to present
tho same with vouchers thereof to the
at his place OF transacting busi-
mesa No. los Broadway, Borough Man
haitian, In Tho city Of New York, on OF
bet fore tho 9th day OF January. 1917.
Dated, New York. the 7th day OF July.
1915 ALBERT w. MEISEL. Executor.
THEODORE T. LANE. Attorney for En-
scutor. les Broadway. Manhattan.
n. !. g
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORIS.
ApPTyEn

Rotterdam. OF io-C.miIl. (Norl. Nsv forn
Haue Oct 7-Hallbjorg tNofl, NeT lWA tn's Nv
yiously): 8 "A 3 Urugl, New lofn
Copenhagen. Oct Il-osear ii DAM Nc" 10TH va
kirkgall. ,.. o.. 49,,
York land proceeded; curaeA IBID NC" iofA
and Norfolk - . ,,.,, ~ w..
Gibraltar. Oct e-Regin9 dltsna Ni's'' NC" A0''
y.g Ponta Delgads for Genoa -
Dstsr 0ct fO-AEeroria tBr). New York
SAILED.
Adelaide. oct ll--Bsrt Invcrclyde (Br). New fotS
I5mor; cushing from TSlars). New YORK: l2nL
lmirante from New Yorkl. tsdageua. Meidef
skin (Nor) from Valparaiso. New ork
Balboa oct ll--ysn der Duyn Dutch iron No"
York; Csleta Buena
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aEAI. ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
.prrpoRT WATER FRONT

bungalows and houses, $1,000 NJ: also buildrs
lots on Randall Bay and Wocdcleit Bay; low
rrices. essy terms Send for particulars
JOHN y. RANDALL CO.. Freeport, l.. l.
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DANCING.
SCHOOL, AGENCIES.

DANCING CARNIVAL. Grand Central Palace. Ler
Az use 46th Ent. Dancing daily. Sundays: all
modern dances taught. 20 liquor sold
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COCXTRY PROPERTY

LIT YOUR RENT PAY FOB YOUR HOME
Res, nnsnrsI plan explained py County Home
l-srie No 10 IVES; s2d st.. Dept z 'Phons
yNSG Mad so
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

Omitted States Coast and Geodstic su0Cl
sun rfso. Mooo "a" W NJ "a
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANkBOOKs.

LOsr-B.nlbook No. G22 o52 n Dry Dock savings
Institution Any person having claims upon sad
book il called upon present tho TO tho bank
within thirty DAYS or ssld book will be declared
sAaesllsd and ass ens lAsusd N usu thArset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-13

To-day
oct "a
OCT i6
Oct 20
Oct222
O; q
nov /
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WEST INDIES

STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO ANY FORT.
Official Agents all lines.
Raymond \ Nhitcoinb Co. 225 jth Az. ny.
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South America

our escorted party leaving IN January has many
points 70 commend II to the discriminating
Traveller Ask for details.
FRANK 4. CLARn, Times Bldg. New York
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
Los PHliIroS de- Austria Hungria.

Sin embargo, d~SoartaAdo ias mas
r"motaS p0sibilidadcs. pu2d"n no
tarsn con c.ariiad los pc!ieFos inmc-
iiatos que amcna2an . huS!ria-Hun-
gria. Haze POGO mas Dc dos ahdS.
arrostcarOn una guerra mnndlal pa
"a casiirar 4 Scrvia. 4. cOnseclcn-
cia dc ancaminarSa 4 las aSpiraa!o-
aas srrv!aS hacia CrOac!a. Bosnia s
Herzegovina. Austria 1Stlm6 que 81
propia scGurifad peIisraDa 81 no
aplasiaba al s"rvio. VIC en- "a nacl6n
Srryia lu.. SaIIG vic'OrioSa Dc "a Sc
gunda guerra halk.nica u!l nutva
Caricha Y IN aIac6 para !mpodlr Ia
rcpetiriGn On las r0staS del Este del
Adriatiro. Dc los dcsastraS IuH Sutr!"
On las llamras iia,iaEas. mace medic
siglo.
pero ahora no son solo Bosnia Y
Herzegovina las Que peligran. No cS
solo su frontara mcrifi0nal IA Ilic
ha sido atacada. Hoy IL rumano, 81
italiano y cl russo sc lanzaron contra
ala. 3 csaS nacIOneS TecinaS SuEas
tiencn como poder0sos aliad0S a
Franeia g l~nsiatcrra. EsperaDa una
guerra de corta iuTaci6n que le die
So Ia seSuridad que anhb!ci0naba, Y
Sc haya en- 81 tcrcer aIlo tuyo Jtr-
mino no Sc vislumbra atin y :su Uni
dad 50 vc atacaia por tres iu8areS;
por tres d~irecionrS han crnzado SuS
frontcras eiarcitOs encmigos, cual 5!
destruida Scrvia, hubiasc DC ser ven
gada la destruction IN sue!o mad
giaF y a~ustriaco.
En- LondreS, an Roma, en- Petr0-
grade, en- Paris, pueden verse Ma
pas s0bra los cuales "a reparticiGn
dc -Hungria esta va delinea-
da como 81 fuesa IN hecho consul
ma,o. AIuchos de eSoS mapas rx-
tionden los limitnS d" las desmcm-
bracioncs mas ALA de 10 lue he ira
ado Dc liescribir IN este articulo.
Pero II minimo irreduciblc IS Ia d.
vision cuyas lineas generates que
dan trazadas, por virtud de Ia cuhl
Sc restan n dominic De los madgia-
res V de los austriacos, ounce milo
mes d. polacos, Tumanos, i~taiianos,
%rvioa, Tutslioe = eeloreno.
TTRadncci6n ds V, ".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
LAS EXp0RTtCIONES DE lHPI.E.
NE.NTOS Dr, GUERRA.

NuEEA YNRk. S~cp'iamhrr 1915.
- Las eompraS lie mat"r!al@S lie que
IRA Qlc -;ta hacienda Europa en- los
ESiados UnIdns. han aumonlado 4
tal grade. que diariamcn,c Nstan "E-
pidiando ia los puerto, am"rican">
granaiaS dc metra!!a. homba5 Il:
gran Iodcr explosive y pd!v"rl Dor
valoc d. 81. 10000
Fstos iatos nan siio tomad0s DE-
"a Direction Dc Jrma:cio Interior :
Exterior N WASHINGTON. y d. rllnS
aparncn qua n Il M 10 mario Sc
rnyi1 parluc 4 tray@s lei .Atl&ntito,
por aa!1. 81 mas d. so. OA0,Go0. Ain
no sc hau copiiaL0 los tat0s para
abI.il, pnro sin Iuda ia!an una eic.a
mayor.
turanta los Dr.ntros va.!te na-
SOS de IA guerra. Europa Two uat0-
ria, 5 !. guerra 10 los EStadGs Uni
dos por ya,0r dc $50. Gl0,GND.
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SERNIl \ AUSTRIA.
(Viene da la Ia. Plana.)

"
biriGn. porqu" Ia mayor parte do -os
rombaJcS libradoS contra los Italia
nos. han siio ~SoStenidoS pOr los os!a-
yoS, p0r los S"rvi0S Y rslOvcnos dc
las r~ngiOnHs dc! .NiriaticO. Qu!eneS
no So moStrar0n iiInUcStOS a comDa-
tlr contra los rlSGS u contra los ser
viNs, paro han mrhado con fenncd0.
mostranb1Sr leaIr>. v~alient's, Y aO-
ncgaios frcnto 4 ..oS citrcito> de- TIA
ia.
los viaieroS quo rn2rcSaron lie
Srrvia POGO ants dc los dnSasIHS
inrligidos 4 alicl pueblo por los n
liados trnton"s. q ana paSado. c'l"n-
tai Iu" 81 SHrvio al Sl"rr OIL. u "a
!.aHn l.a;ia annnciado II p:ap|il'o
4" 1,:r1arsr. ron a !r,.:C,.ja, 80
mnntara trist"nrntr. a. IN al "a
50 habr:a ORA gn:rra. "nlrr Scrvla
aIlta!!a. Is iuiuilh', lu. :. IL
In prn,.;dr h. manrra ii iT.a y &C.
#" IL ..t!iga !u hiSi1:J y 50 apodc"l
It. ,;,.%s d. rSlav"S. - y":i di-ln
dl o"mnr!ida 4 #iaai,ng!.a:, !c!
Inism0 mntO que Austria Sc No o.
bli.ada = da.iar 4 N"nnria. y como "a
rarc IrStinaia a har"r!o ahora c1H
~ 'r,.rpiut l. lr.;rsl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
EN- RI. ESTE AFRfCA<O AlEHN

LONnRES, S~eptiambre D.--Cu
conunieado onaiai be!sa anlocia
1ue las trvpaS Del5as que Gp1Van cn
q Es.r aicjcano aLaEnan han captu-
ado Tabora, IA principal :~oCtal"za
alcmaDa del pals. ESta .oc2Ljad 50
cncuantra sobce ?! canino he hicrro
lUc ~atfaviaSa Il Es|a africaao aIc-
nan. del !a4o Tanganyika n Dac.
Fl conunGjado dice:
''Drspuas De algnn6s combates
encarnizados QUE durarOn del prime
70 al Il de Ssnt:smbre, las bCiSadas
de- los GENERATES Motion y Olsen,
pac,cnrcientrS al 1.r:rcito del gene
raj Tombeur, han -ntrado en- Tahora
dnsputs do haher acFojado de ella d
los alemanas. Tabora, riudad pode-
roSam~ntc fortiGicada, IS "a pr!nc!-
pa! !oria!eza del Africa orietst2! a:e-
mana Y Is Fl punto principal d. 10
VIA ?Hrrca que Sc exticnde del lago
Tan2anyika Al 0cH3Ro Ind,co.
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IA 0TU4 GUERRA

OTTAWA, Canada. SHpti2mDrc -.
-A.cAiod6r 4. ocilo nil mues:raS &"
yr0duc.Os aIamanes ! austriacos i!n-
gacaa pr5v!namentr q Ganada pa
70 81: .NpunstaS IN 1ls c,udadHS &c
Montreal Toronto. E.sto 5" haca cou
81 oDicto he que los industrialcs ca
nadienseS Sc den cuAnta je 81 rue-
don rabritar . no ~arfiGuios Sini.a-
nros I los pc1cioS que Ia f!iado .! 81
oia-n1. S. sabr que una paCta dei
pro3!sma lie !os a!!ados - Il d. res
trin2ic 10 mas possible =! c1uETcio
d. Al.!aan!a : Austria can las otras
nac!anns despuaa BE- q SUar:a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
Los ~turnultos habidos en- Alemaria en-
Mayo 1Itimo revistieron I'm
caracter gravlsimo
Esto ha venido a saberse al ser sentenciadas doce
personals de las que tomaron parte
activa en- los motines
Noticias telegrafcas , eab!esraficas de TODD el nuadO

LONDRES. Sepjirmbrn 9O.-tn
desnacho de Copcnhaguo para Ia
arancia Reuter- dice 10 S~igulante:
los pcri6diros al1maneS dan
cuenia lie IN procNso en- q curse DO,
cuaI fueron condHnadaS diec!Se!S
personals entire hoTbTcs Y mulnG"S
4 paaa$ que varian dc ; q y mcseS
d.. prisiGn. por dr!!toS d rebellion =
piilaia eomc;iioS, seEun - d!cr ~ 81
cnr>0 de mayo U!tino.
"Esir proccso Ia r"Telaio Qua e!
terror mas complete RENO IN B"F-
lin duyanfc rarioS iiaS, hasta que Ia
ley marcial fu; proclamada y las tr'
pas pusirron fin I los i~as6rfancS.
Las t:rndas. .nS a~imaceacs ) los ca
rs rucron s~alueados; las ca>as par
ticu!arrs fucron bouibard3adaS y
rotas tcuos sryS criStaIcS.
M ;crnl9ar e. primer d!a d" los
m1'iGes q popllach0 era duaTIa O."
Ia ciuiad Y rnt.h!a rcfunczoS Dc !aS
ciuda,!" va1inas he No.Crnbutto! =
de Nannyrr.
Fl pro>urador 10 Ieela?ado lu"
3,y5s acusad0s mas ruloatl's lur
los .Iuy acaban lie Srr rond'nados.
no sar&a juZ21dos IN brunswick, Pc
70 Qu" suS r~cSpact.Tns processes |-
~an raliado$ 99c q gran juraJo.
Ia causa dc los tumu!tQS pare
90 hat.r Sii0 IL Dc ma pror.aTa del
general c3mandanta IL "a rceLjn IN
Ia cuaI ordanaba IA mas acande
fcusa!idaI : Al :umQr QUE c!rcui6 %
luc las mondaturas dc las patataS
ban 4 ser +nplaadas CONDO ar:!cuIo
a.imcnti,io. Este rurnor sub.ev6 ~
q mi; aI.o grade "a c6.era del pie
bio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21

Los funriOnarios del Iiepartamento
d. E.stado disen cue janis han Dido
hablar de- csn ampaStitn y que 10 pr!
mnra noticia que recib"n Is Ia 'lIhe
les Ia traSmititO q "ml5aiador v0a
Rprn:tnrff.
En- "l n.undo iinancIrr0 De Nu'ra
York no 81 sahn tampoco nala Il" &C
c]mprfStito. Los banluoroS int"c"sa-
dos en- las ~opacaciQnrS financicras
4" los allad0S, dicen quh IS dllirll
on{enJar como EtIGica due nSta ba'
10 u iomiuac;Gn alrtnana. purjc
ronclui" IN rmrrest!to y dspone"
fia los cam!n0S de- hero del ESt?do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
VI. MarcOr SiLHl0.
Al. OCCIDENTE DEL LAGO OS-
T2OVO LOS SERDIOS OBTU-
VlERON UNA VICTORIA
Viene de Il 2a.)

'~eyrOtaron = los it2liano7 capturSn-
loles 225 prisioneros entire los que
e cdentan ciHco 6ficiales. Ademas
os italianos ~pardieron dos ametralla-
ioras. La lucha est4 aun en- vigo-.
1rincipalrlnnte en- los alrededores del
oueblo de Jarajm. eu donde ha alcar
ado una gran intensidad-
En- el :rente en- que Sc encueHtran
,ombatiendo las tropas bulgaraS cor
as inglesas. las primeras sorprendie-
on IN visoroso ataque sobre los pue&
sos avanzados al oriente del puente
1ue Sc halla Sobre el Struma en- Ori'
jak. De acuerdo con las noticias Dc
los ingleses. e. ataque de los bd!garo:
fu6 rech2zado.
La Villa de Travishta que sc halls
como ! veintidos millas al noreSt'
de L. desembocadura del Struma,
cinco millas De Ia costa, BE- sido BON
berdeada per Una flota de barcos ali:
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
EHPREST3T0 BELGA EN- LOS rs
TADOS USIDOS:!

WASHINGTON, Septiembre 90
E! S~ucretario 7: Estado Lansing,
anuncia que q Departamento de ES-
tato ha recib!do del condo TlEi
BeraStor!E, enDaiador de AsemaAia,
ma communication por "a cuai 81 60
bierno aleman !niorma o. soDi"rno
de los EstadoS Unidos due c~onsidera
nulo y como no eXiStenta TODD erR-
prestito belSa nesociado en- los Esta-
dos Unidos con la savantia dc. los
~canrinos ferrocarrileroS be!saS. 81
ilcmania no Ia pgeyiamente 81
cansrntim;ento.
lie aqul q text0 De Ia dec!ara
cI3n:
=! sobiarno imperial ale!nan, por
intermeUo de 81 enDajador en- Was
hington. informa 81 Deparanento
lie Es;ado que en- raz6n de las ten
tatiras DE- parte de! sobierDo belsa
para c~ontratar III enpr6stito en los
EStadoS Cnidos. dando en- gacantia
los camiaos H. fierro partenecientes
al ESEado beIga, ronsidara como
nulos y no e~Sistentes todos los ARE
CLOS que Sc concluyan sin su autori.
zaci6n durante e! tempo de Ia oeu-
24ci&n alemana,H
Ia sido impossible obtanar CT
! fuente Official IN informe cuaIIuie-
"a Il pFop6Sito je ese amprestito
qus 81 sobi5rro a!enlan cree So estS
| regoeiando CT los EStsdos Unidca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
Las rSIayOS mrridionalrS.

rr:-i o,,o mo r~nr-.r,n.tivo mis-
r]ron1jo.a nara los cslaros del Sur.
81 Austria prrsistc "n 81 r"SiStrnt.a
f.i<ta RI hmitc te ST rnina. 4 Dos
MA y Herzegovina pod":t A~@r7GarS'
Ia Croatia. l"S ijs'r!t0S "~s!"y"nsc"S
del Ho:t, j. Finn" y =! ESt" d"
Trieste. Puedn az 50 cree r0n o7aS
rc.innaS MI nucvo rStad5, con terri
torio rasi ian gram. como rl ID TIA
LA Y ruyl p0LlariGn scria hc once
q dnra millnnrs H. hah!tantrs. Pnr0
cualquir.a ,lun sea Il rnSll'ad0 IN
mediate ir a guerra. - iifici. cr0cr
QUE este M saa =! daStino final jc
los snrv.oS Y hos croatAs. con los Is
!6vcnOs. Del Archiiuqu" Francis
60 Fernando. ashs!nad" IN SaI1iero.
81 dice lun aca:iti6 !" idea de IA
union he todos 10; cs!Av0S mHridio-
naI.s. nero ,uaria n5nnr,cs. Iasput3
!, ,,:o.. ,o; - -,,,ron,o ons-
-r-x,.,.s.
I'LA' IVES
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Pr el Tesultado.

F. "Springfield Republican," dice:
EN- r ultimo anjlisis todos juzsa,-
ran el record DE- = labor pOr cuali-
dad intrinsn:a del "r3u!;ado IN 81
reLaci6a con FL bien general dsl
bafs"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
CQMEkTARIOS DE Ia PRENSA
AMERICANA

NEW YORK, S~tptiemtre 1916
Los editoria.es De Ii preus2 america
~ 50 dedicAn z conentar IL labor
raalzada por el Congress-, como Sc
pusde yer por los SSa!entea cZtrac.
ms
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
Ell pals puede aplaudir.

II Raleigh News" dice: "El sep
titao cuaIto Congress concluyo So
psimera sss!on oyer. r. pas puede
nuy ben apAuGr 10 que ea Cuerpo
L. relzadn."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
POGO que merezca alabanza.

POGO que merezca alabama.
Ell Baltimore American" dice:
"No importa en- que direction uno
extienda So nirada, hay POGO que ala
bar en- % labor de este Congress-"
No ha habido reforma de La tarifa.
"El Philadelphia Press dice: LA
practica que Ell Congreso ha Seguido
en- toda 81 legisiaci6n h. si0o no re-
formar IL tarifa para protegeT las in
duStrias nacioDa!es-"
Legislature constructive.
E "Philadelphia Public Ledger"
dice: "El trahaje de % session ha sido
noo de los mss importantea y signi-
fivos de, las eras r~ecientes de lesis-
latura coastruc6va.a
La aprobaeion pdblica.
FL washington Post" dice: "Si
ell Congress- no hubiera hecho NADIA
mas que aprobar ell proyecto de ley
para "a defena n~acional, Sc hubiera
ganado "a aprobaci6n pdblica."
81 parsido deuoeratieo ezra juesado.
e. Pittsburgh Chronicle" dice:
SCI ParTido Democratco sera juzga-
do poc el uabajo reailzado por este
Congress-. FL pals n~ecesita also dife.
reate- El Partido Democratico ha
sido reado an Is hslsnra. = 50 he
d~escubierto uue lie falra peso
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
El fin de una polirics de aescuiJo.

F! montgomery Advertiser" d.
ce: "ERe Consre5o se6ala q iii. Ae
una politica de aescuido. x cuai nos
Ia dejado desProvisto de nedios dc
defensa contra IN possible enemigo."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21
Legislation progresivs.

Fl Boston Globe" dice: Este
Gobierno ha hecho 10 que un Par
lido P~rog3esista pudo haber ofrecido,
81 resultaba electo. Y del total dc
sus triunfos, este record de legisla-
tura progresiva es solo 7 parte.'
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Una MEDIA de 9efensa previsora.

FL Richmond News" dice: "E.
programme dc preparation del ca Con
greso llesara hasta Ia pr6yima gc-
neraci6n como la MEDIA de deiensa
mas pgeyisora que Sc conoce On L
ASTORIA de este pals"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-21

Cuando peceSte libroS tn. eSpalol
diriiese listed a Igpacio E. Lozsm
So DoinroSa SIS Antonio, Texas.
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National Exchange and Commission CO.

Ia Cas-. do Cartin prfnrda pr los nHNrGnos rr que vcnde baraiO mNn"la
mcNrapI y Ia param7l pnr c%ri0 rTn1 80" Legal rrrnluHdn 'h MEXICO Nem'
mo-. pnEfS dc los lanGs~N rHEi IL. M"NrG Y L0nraS Y McUro. hrhn- del 500
de I. para I1s o Dc ID rha pr iS .G"In. Y nnrnda CUn>mpnHahsHs InTah.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-05
Thoroughly Trained and Experienced
Teachers Will Guide DssIiuies Of Stu
dent Body During Coming Year
LIBRARY AND
BUSINESS COURSE
Personnel Of Faculty and Schools in
Which They Have Received InsIruc-
lion and Degrees

With faculty composed Of thor
oughIy trained and experienced teach-
ers. including several new MEMBERS
and with an enlarged library in charge
OF Mrs. j. A. Thompson, the Chicka-
sha high school VIII open in September
with prospects for the most successful
session in its history Concerning the
faculty and library, w. r. Ramey, city
superintendent, today issued the fol-
lowing announcement:
"As the high school faculty for the
coming year is practically completes
we have thought the patrons Of this
institution would be interested in
knowing about it. We give the follow
ing as matter of Information:
paul r. Morrow, A. B.. will be prin-
cipaI Of the school for the coming
year He holds his bachelor degree
from the University OF West Virginia
and has practically completed all thb
work for his master dogree. This work
has been done in several summer sos
sions Of the best universities in the
country Mr.. Morrow has spent his
summer in geological research In wy
0miug with group of men from the
University Of Missouri.
&c. L, Honnold, A. b.. will fill the POI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-05
VICTIM OF
AUTOSPILL
NOT WORSE
Nungester, While Not Out Of Danger, is
Holding His Own and Condition
Appears Favorable

Mrs. x. P. Nungester wife Of one
of the victims of the automobile acci'
ldent early yesterday morning, arrived
here last night from her home in Okla
homa City The first news which
Mrs. Nungester received Of the unfor.
! tunate occurrence was the distorted re.
port which appeared in the Oklahoma
City Times and was flashed over the
wires of the news services to the ef-
feet that her husband, in betting
mood, had engaged j. v. Carpenter,
the Studebaker salesman, as chauf-
feur and had made a bet with the driv-
er of the Mitchell car that he could
outrun him. Mrs. Nungester was con
fined to her bed by illness but imme-
diately arose and came to Chickasha,
not knowing whether her husband
would be dead or alive.
Mr.. Carpenter suffered considerably
yesterday afternoon from the sprained
muscles of his back and a strained lig-
ament of his left wrist, to say nothing
of numerous other injuries, He SEEM
ed to be fairly well satisfied with his
own condition and marveled that he
and his seatmate had escaped DEATH
Without the steering wheel and cramp-
ed as he was after the first accident,
so as not to avail himself of the emer-
gency brake, he could do nothing with
the car after it jumped and rolled over.
1t is generally conceded that the lives
OF the two men in the front seat were
saved by the adjustable seats which
gave way under the heavy pressure,
thus saving the occupants from being
crushed to death.
Il have been driving cars for seven
years and this is my first accident,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-05
VOTE ON AMENDMENTS

Following is the vote on state
amendments in Grady county at the
primaries on Tuesday:
For state tax commission Yus l147,
no 2751.
On limit of city indebtedness-Yes
1014. no 27S7.
Consolidating supreme court and
criminal court Of appeals Yes 999, no
1918.
AboIishing county courts-Yes $40.
no SO21.
Workmen's compensation law in case
Of deathYes 1928. no 2597.
Repeating Sec IL. Art. l0-Yes
1887, no 2557.
Literacy test--Yes 2172, no 1900.
Making clerk Of supreme court an,
pointive and reducing salary to $500
Yes 1889, no 1881.
Reducing size Of jury-Yes 1914 no
25Ss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-05
OLLIE GOES
TO SCHOOL
FOR WEAK
Boy Who Stole SiIyerware Adjudged to Be
Of Weak Mind and will Be
Sent to Enid

A solution to the problem with which
first city and then county officials
wrestled for some days was
reached yesterday in the coun-
ty court when Judge Daven-
port, upon hearing all the evil
dence in the case, decided that Ollie
Young was mentally weak and not re-
sponsible for the offense Of which he
was charged and ordered that appIi-
cation be made for his admission into
the school for the mentally deficient
at Enid where his mind might be de-
veloped. While not sane he was ad-
judged to be mentally weak"
City officials declared to an Express
representative this morning that Onie
could be persuaded to commit any Of
fense which might be suggested to
him by any stranger whom he might
happen to meet.
County Attorney Venable agreed to
dismiss the case against Ollie on the
charge of stealing silverware from the
home Of Lee Olive recently.
Another example Of Ollie's incom-
petence was related whereby when in
charge of the collection Of tickets for
the colored section Of the Sugg theater
he would accept any piece of past.
board which might be rendered in lieu
of the proper ticket admission tiket.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-05
The First Blow.

BY United Press.
Amsterdam, August 5.-Reports in
dicate that the first blow in the great
German offensive against the Russians
will be struck from the southwest
where the Slavs have achieved the
greatest success. General Won Hin
denberg aims to throw back the whole
Russian line by a drive against the
left flank. at the same time silencinG
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