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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27
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SHH SIuuIe 'oSfIOtQltQ lDltf0e
Der pom @onberneur ernannte &C.
nator Sbomas Gaggart ols aanbi-
Dot fir ben f~iir5eren uno Senator
Sobn SO. &ern fir ben lGnaeren
Senutstermin nominiert.
Sn ben am 10. 4pril I'M
Staate Soma abeeboltenen 9rirnar-
pablen pnroen Senator Gnmmins
bon ben &epu6lifanern uno BrGii=
bent @ilion BON Sen 0emofraten
nit lingebeurer MoioritGt als Sra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. porgeidla=
gen.
Sn Seem gorf weroen Mnidul-
oigitngen gegen oeltide Mgenten er-
boben, DOB Die bieieIben periu6en,
Die S6ulo fir oas 8erlenfen Ser
y2niitania" ser Gunoro 2inie in
Die S9ube 5u Idieben. @erI6ie-
oene Ealiagiere pollen bon einem
9feftsantpalt, Der als ggent Der
oelitl6en &egierung befannt mare,
allfgeforoert lein, S9aoeneriotfla-
gen inSobe Don $4,000 gegen Die
Gnnaro 2inie megen frimineaer
9Sa6ldIiigfeit eiil5ubringen. 4ls Oh
Dentlhlano fir oie @anoI1nngcn al
Ter 5weioeutigen 9~[opofaten, sic ibr
Seben burh In8etteln bon Sda=
oeneriaB : gro5eile MAIDEN, perant-
luortli6 iuorel
Sobn 9epop ser 9ralioent
nno @hef &eoafteur ser ridden
3eitlna, Gaelic american" erbebt
cine ld)lpere geiduloigung gegea
Erdiiocnt @ilIon unb oie olnerifa-
niibe &esierung. gr flagt iie on,
oaB lie ourb perr1terii6e Wittei=
lilngen an Die engliide 3"eaierung
oas Silfen oes nit @affen belaoe-
men oelttlden Sdiffes m Der aiiite
bon Srlan6 perurladt bGtten oo-
olrd, baB Den Srl1noerrt, Die noti-
gen ariegsmateriolien nid)t sllae=
filbrt perben fonnten, lei ser irlan.
otld)eft Sefpegung eln ld1Derer
Sblag periest moroen.
Der ipegen beabiihtigter Der
itorung BON englii6en @unitions-
ififfen IN Stem gorf angeflaate
oeutide 2elttnant 3obert San ion Ell
mem geuiiien Carl 8. 8ittig $780,
900 fir Die 3eritori,ng zines ie6en
Wnnitionsi6iffes offeriert bo6en.
8ittig min oielen 8orIdlaa ser
fran5oiiiben 8otIdaft mitgeteilt ba-
ben, Die wieoeriim oie amerifani=
ide 3egierung oabon in aenntnis
ieste. auBer San iinb in oieIen 8ro.
5eB nod oeiien Sbmager 8nIter
Sbol5 uno elm getpiiier Saul DGhe
uerpidelt.
Oas neue Sansfomite fir Die
aontrole BON lleberihmemminaen,
Dem aitd) aongreBrepraientant Self
Wtc2emore BON @oulton %angebort,
beabiihtist in fur5er 3eit mad
Seras 81 reiien uno Den 9ra5os, TO-
ple nnoere Sliilie 5u inlpi5ieren.
Vtan glaubt mebr geeignete 8erbei-
lerunlgen pornebmen 5u fonnen,
penn man iid an Ort uno Steae
BON Der 9ottpenoigfeit oerIeIben
iiber5euet.
Die aroBe Gull Cotton Gom.
preB" 5t Decatur, @la., muroe an
Dfittfpod Elm &oub Der SIommen
Der mgerihtete Sdaoen miro oui
100000 gelddbt. @s perbronnter
babel audi eff @iienbobnipoaen-2o 60.
oungen BON 9aumtuolle. Die oen gI.
l%iierter sur Sabriotiou bon SdieB.
baummoae 5uaeidift weroen ioacn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27

Die GAIL Ii miro oils cine lin.
gliidsaabl betrabtet, nno 10 Sabre
bon aranfbeit inlo 2eioen iino getpiB
elm polles WfaB BON llngliid uto
WaiBgeidif. 8aran peroen mir FEB
bot olird] einen fiir5Iih bon Serrn
g. 8ohnif in 8lpn1outb. &c., err
baltenen 9rief erinnert. @r Idreibt:
SD mar t3 Sabre lang franf oil
HbeumntismuS uno dnoeren 2eioen.
@s iultroe 10 iflimm nit mir, oab
i6 meoer eiieit, nod idldfen, nod
arbeiten fonnte. Weine 9dnoe ma,
rem nit S6p1ren beoedt, Die cine
Ddiierige 6liiiiigfeit alsitieoen. @s
mar feline Stele ba, oie aeiuno aus
iab. Sd gebraudte Sorni's slIpen-
frdrter, unb meme Salit plroe rein !;
id muroe eeiuno rno fonnte pieoer
ellen, iflafen, iino arbeiten. DAB
meme Seilung cine oaliernoe mar,
lit lider, oenn es tit iest 5Dolf SAT-
re her, lett idl fra1if mar, uno id
bin ieitber tidt mieber franf geue-
len. @leid5eitie fiibIe id mid nm
5ebn Sabre finger als friiber. SD
bin @ott oanfbar fir ben @eoonfen,
Der mid peronlaBte, Sorni's @lpen-
traliter 5u gebrnud)en."
SIT es niht perniinftig, mn8uneb.
men, oaB cine Meoi5i1, Die iolde
griinolide @eilreiultate ersieIt, melt
ii6er oent @efuobnIihen itebt2 Sit
ein IoIdes Irdporot nidt inert. Der
iudt 51 meroen, tnelml alles triib II.
trouria ousiiebt2 llngIeidl anoeren
@eoi5inen lift 6orni'S aGpenfr1uter
nidt in &potbefen al baben.. Spc-
5~ialoaenten liefern e$ Sen 2euten
brett bonn 2aboratorium. Salts Sic
intereIiiert iino uno feinen agellten
f%ennen, idlreiben Gle an: Or. 9eter
Sabrnep & Cons Go, 1875 60.
Sopne @be., Gbicago, Sm,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27

4us gseu gorf miro semeloet,
oaB Der friibere &apitGn &ari BON
aleiIf ltno grnlt gefer, peide III
Serbinolug nit ieds aloerm Mait-
llern granobumben auf oie 6fiffe
Der alliierten geidnnlggeit baben
Ioaeir, EN- b~olifGnoiges @eitamonig
ahgeIeat hatten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27
Suns I'll nerrenten.

Sas nntere nnS obere Gtodiuerf
bon Rr. 21S Sit.Gommerce Strase
tt ST Derrenten. 0Gbere Nasfnnft IN
Der Office Scr oSreien 9reEe"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27
aarm.HruSafte.
WfnMfe.

~
aartolieln, California. 1925; Colo
SiBe 8drtoffeln. 2ouiTinna. $1.75.
3tpiebeln. Seras Bermuda. SITS Der
srate; Choice, $t.25; gbrpifal Rar.
Somatem, seras, 6 aorbe. $500.
BIumenfobl. $t.75 fin 10 Gtiid
1ppfiaIat, Csc rnb 75c Der S,drnrsr.
8obnen. California 8abous, $3.50;
Colorado $500; 2ima. 1925; Wabh.
$.25; Slad gbes. 1926; Crime Bob
men, Der 8nihel. $3.50.
@riiner 8feffer. Seras, t5c per BIO.
per Bilnb,
0fro, $3.50 fir Elm guidleI.
aobl, $3.50 II. $500 Der Crate.
Gierpflonsen. $1.20 Der 8uSdleI.
Gpinat. Sc per 8funo.
Eeteriilie, 35c Der 9bS. s8iinbeI.
Raoies6en, 30c +. 1 9bo. @iinoel
Seeten. 46e BET Sch. s8iinbel.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. per $50. f2he
@elbe Wnrseln, 40c II. 45e per Sab
Sellerte, 90c II. 81 100 Der 9be.
Tteh.Mtarft.
San Inionio, Ser, 81. 9(ptil t9te-
ailhe 5000 bis $685..
3dIber $3.50 bis $500.
O6ieu $500 bis S7.S5.
gnnen $4.75 Bis $500.
81, 2onis, 81. aprir 1916. minSz
bieh. Serass8ieh, $5.25 Bis $500.
Sdtpeine 800 unS S995.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27
NnsIamo.
Ynsi1uo-
&ah Dem @eidaftsberiAt

Nah Dem @eifdftsberiAt Der
@roBen 8erliner StraBenbobn iiber
oas ariegsiabr 1915 bemegte iid}
Die 8eniisnng Ser S%traBenbabn
onrd bas 8erliner Yublifnm I'M
lesten Sabre in aufiteigenoer @idp
tung. 9enn es mur0en runb 437
Miaionen Sabrgaite beforoert, nab
reno es I'M Sabre 1914 MIR 1864
Wfiaioneu geipelen maren. SIS err
giH Iid mitbin cine 3nnabme bon
mebr als II Miaionen sSabra1ite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27
@Dttumfamen.Trpom

San 9ntOniu, ge1., 81. auriI 1876
grtms Grltoe Cotton Geeo Oil. 70,
Geuts pet @aIlone
Hem Yprf, 27- slpril. - Gpot $1,000
bio; April $10.45 nnO S11.00; Wai.
$10.63 uno $10.66; SUM, $1,000 un6
$10.66; Sui, 5000 lao St0.7t.
Inguit, $10.67 uno $1,000; Geptems
Der, $10.57 nno $1O.59; Sftober. So 40
$9.44; Gobember. $8.67 unb $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27

8anmmone.

Saa 4ntonio, geras, 1tA Gents.
8alpeitou, geitern, 1876 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27

Nuf Die 9sadnlittaes Sibuna
oes aongreiies. nomentlid) bes ne,
Observation-Disclosures iibt ole 9ole-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27

Die merifanii6e Gage geitoltet
li6 immer unerquidliher, troe oes
angeblid) totem Siao. Sier lit man
iiber5eugt oapon, baB ieoes l1nqere
@ertpeilen Der 8eribing'iden @rpe-
oition 5ur &erfolgung Der 8onoiten,
weIde oen lteberfoG ouf Columbus,
q. Sc, modten, in Merico oos @e-
fobrpoae Der Gage erbobt. sic miro
5uriifge5oaen iperoen, gIei6piel oh
&iaa tot lit ODER lid in eirtem lei
ner Shlupfminfel III ser Sierra
Mo0rc IrinpS QphpuS erfre,,t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10
tNHENNIN II CONDUCTING
DEFENSIVE VAR OK NIiIN

Ntlauu, city, y , Nut in.-rhe
conference today of the NeN-
iclu-Amorlcan joint commissioner
brought the Admission from the rep-
IossutaUye4 Of both governments thai
now IN conductiug ID doi,n
.ve night against villa instead of pros
oeu'ing q campaign against him Re
ports from official source in posses
zion Of tho American representative
were compared with those received
hv the NcXicanS with the result THAI
the stories OF the capture hoy villa of
SANTA Rosalia JiminoH and parrni
were regarded aa confirmed. lntor-
nation placed before the commission
by the Americans indicated that an
other battle " Mexican govern
mont forces and Villa forces is lmmi-
nent at Escalon. on the railway south
Of Jiminoz.
The Mexican members appears no
loss impatient for an adjustment but
he realization hy both sides that
Villas activities in northern Mexico
Rad been widely extended since their
adjustment last week made II appoi-
on, mat an agreement involving a
withdrawal az an early date Of Cen
eral Pershings troops WAS improb-
able
The MeSicans insist that the %
truatiou Of the embargo on arms ard
ammunition ls rendering more ain
D1lt The pursuit ~ villa and HE army
nv the government forces n was
. indicated tina the commissioner
would Increase their EFFORTS 20 have
This omh1rgo lifted and at the Same
ftmr urge upou tho American 'Hw-
n ssiouer the 1dv.snbiity OF .-.ar-
tJ.ninN from whcr. Villas omWH"I'
t.uu j> coming with q yow 20 cu'rna
II ri
Iui- Cabrera. head of the MoNIr1f
commission. has boon confined tn Dbl,
room because OF shines fnr Few g.
bot wos npla 90 %. with h'c c0rf.r
crao todtH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10
MEXICAN AMERICAN
JOINT Commission
ON the JOB AGAIN
After Recess of a Week the Medi-
ators Resume Their Efforts to
Bring About a Settlement of the
Border Difficulties.


Atlantic city. y J.. Nov. 90 Tho
Msxicar-American joint commission
,rs r.sumed their Efforts here today t.
effect a settlement of the difficulties
between Mexico and the United states
after q recess of u week. 1t was iuJi~
Gated that the American member wer
determined 20 force the conference 10
on early conclusion.
Tho Mexican members appeared no
less impatient for an adjustment bat
IA" realization by 9th sides that
villa activities In Northern Mckee
lad beer widely extended since thoiI
Adjournment last week made it appsr.
ruf thAt an agreement involving r.
withdrawal at an early date of Gem
s'ral P~ershing's troops was Aoproh-
able.
The MrNiatus insist that the ,un-
~tiuuatiuu Il tho embargo Yu arms and
ammunition Is rendered more am
cult the pursuit uf Villa and hI- army
nr th" LuNerumcnt forces Il was u.
dlcatod that the commissioners would
increase their efforts 60 have tiis en-.
barge lifted and tt the sam, tim,
urge upon tho American commission
crs the ad|risIb.l'ty of asecrtalnlur
whence Villas ammunition Il. ,uWiua
with a. view To cutting il of.
Luis cabrera. head 90 tn, M-Ni.ar
commission. has been confined Zoo o..
room because of illness foI % few days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10
PROHIBITION GIVEN
4 SEVERE JOLT BY
VOTERS N MISSOURI
Returns from More Than Half the
Voting Precincts Of State Show
Majority of More Than l24, 900
Against Dry Amendment.
ls. Evening uerll Leased Wire,

81 Louis Noy. lN-s,atewide pro-
hibiiluu was defeated IN Missouri last
Tuesday Dy an uVerw hc,fniug vote.
.Juriiy ~ more than ltt 00u against
the amendment The majority against
prohibition ia ST Louis vas 10000.
The majority for prohibition In the
1893 precincts outside of 81. Louis
reporting was about 900 II that
ratio holds iu the remaining precincts
outside - Louis. the vote NJ tn.
state outside tins city for prohibition
Niil approximate 5000 II appears
that the heavy adverse vote IA 81
Louis defeated the amendment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10
Very Serviceable Cotton Crepe
Japanese kimonos

who certified TINT Wilson electors re-
.oe,cd uo votes there, although press
figures credited them with 1875. Ef-
forts are being made To- correct TINS
.retutu which ne secretary 10 state
believes 20 Dee AN error. It's crcrt
would be- 200 increase the Wilson plur.
.allty
Press stun from eleven precincts
not accounted tor IN the certified tg-
.urrs CAV, Hughes 1910. Wilson. ! $50
~ - result tho vote 80 the stat. IA
,'Il r|cglrIcd in doubt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10

WI~T VIRGINIA..

turns from l.G1i precincts out uf i.,l5
lu West virginia for president, give
Hughes l3s.5l4 Wilson l36,5So.
Returns from l.6ji precincts out Of
tl& In West Virginia Tor governor
XIV" Robinson. Republican. l3i.Sg3,
.~'uruW.ii Democrat. l2N. t13.
Returns from ia3j precincts 1ut &C
iil5 ,u Wcst virginia for [. :. sona-
tor give sutherland, Republican,
1876 ,G1. chiffon Democrat. 32.u21.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10
NEW

Concord. y II Nut lp- Certified
returns from .,3 precincts % % a9i
ion Sew Hampshire give. Hughes a.
0t5 Wilson t22Si Wilson's lead.
23g.
These agures. according to Score
,arv ~ state Bean include tn" tr'
turns 81 ,hc ciorh - ward kcuu".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10
\tN JERSEY.

New Rrunswick, y J.. Nov lD-Hc-
.caus. the vote for members uf tn,
house of representative has bees
close IN the third Congressional DE-
|tr,Ct Il is expected thor" Will bee 70 i,'
count ON the face of IN" return
Robert carson. Republican has boat.
en- the present congressman, Thur''
II Scully by - yotcs-Clts"u "a
|ScullN 92Igr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10
WYOMING.

Cheyenne Wyo.. Nov. TO- Return
|of 55l 90 Us precincts 100 Wyom'u'
Igis" for %cungres.
NoudoIl Republican ... $3.50
clark Democrat -j'-2
The missing precincts are ia re-.
mote sections ana are extremely SLOW
I reporting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10

~" H"'-hNN 'HN NV 90
salt Lake city Utah Noy, 10
President wilson carried the state by
approximately 80 600. his piuraAt'
With three remote counties missing
hriur es.333 according 20 returns TO-
day from uIl hut three spnrscly pop.
ula'od precincts III tn" railroad lines
Twcutv-hyc out OF - counties give
W lsuu ,r2I Hughes is,sas.
For United states senator. king.
Democrat. has 5o.21S Sutherland.
70, publican. $3.50
Tor governor Hamburger. Demo-
.rra' 1859 Morris Republican. So
.l40.
Congress T9rst district Welling.
D' mncrat. 1889 Hoyt. Republican.
.'ff", Second district; MAYS. Demo
er1'. 81, tt9 Mahoy. Republican co
TAO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10
AT III DAKOTA.

sioux Falls. :. H.. Npy. l0-iucom.
p!cto returns from all over the state
.pi,o on suffrage For. d. .P3i against,
s'.1is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10
~ the official rccapiutlat.ou is ISSUE.
ly the secretary of state.

81 Louis. No, iO.-Rcturus from
3 1898 precincts out oi 3.ija In Mis-
souri give Gardner. Democrat. for
governor. 3ss.76l Iamm Repuhli-
can. 300. sG2-t lead 81 lgH fnr
Gardner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10
MINNIE

ST Paul Nov. Ia. - Returns for
president from 2si5 precincts out OF
B O2i IN the state give
wilson . ..... 1896
hughes ..lI52lI
Hughes plurality 759.
81. Paul. MINI, Nov lo.-Rcturns
Tor president from 2.gip precincts out
Of 3.0Ui ia minnesota give. Wilson.
lij.>9s Hughes. l1G.9i5. Hughes
plurality L0i5
81 aui MINI. Nov. i0.-Rcturns
for president froE 1s5- precincts out
{ 3."2i boa Minnesota give
Wilson ...I7G.ssl
Hughes ...IT-13l
Hughes plurality 1fo.
- Pau. Noy. 1O-Roturns for
president from -.sS9 precincts our of
JU2i .n the state gave Wilson 1861.
81 paul MINI. No. io-Rcturns
Tor president from 900 prcencts ont
az psi iu Minnesota give Wilson l,6.-
-'5. Hughes lil.oep. Hughes pIui-
ALT, ,.,.
- paul. No.. lo.-wi,h hardly
more than my precincts to hear
fraw, Hughcs' plurality Ia Minnesota
a' uou 'Udo, was , but Fred
Wheaton. chairman Of the Democratic
state central committee. sim Insisted
We feel sure OF MiuucEut, for 50.
son
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10

tUrYI.r ..'luE OF Harmon, lodge
~. .. b. '. .. O., haIl tonight Nrl paI
.....N. .... attend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10

81 Paul 20 10 - Returns fur
president from sgt5 precincts ~ oi
B 024 in tho state give
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10

ST Paul. MINI. Nov lo.-Rcturns
Tor president from 2gfp precincts out
Of 5000 ia Minnesota give: Wilson.
lt5->'' Hughes, liG.9l5. Hughes
plurality I.Oi1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10

ut oa. able GO ac with ,hc ,anferenr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10

- Paul. Noy. tU.-Rctutns for
president from -.sS9 precincts "a Of
Ju2i Ia The state gave Wilson 1851.
Nlghr- I5t.-,l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10

80 Paul Mimi. Nu.. iu.-Bcturns
Tor president from $40 precincts ont
uf apsi Iu Minnesota give Wilson l,6.-
-'5. Hughes lil.oYr. Hughes plur-
ALT, ,.,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-10

- Paul Oh lp -Rotutr- from
A.o"7 precincts uu' ot 3.'si give Wi
SON 1881 iiugh.- l,sol, Hughes
pLurlI-L.- 49,
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FoR COUNTY ArToRnEV.

The caller b. auihof.sed ro snrource
ALFRED G. EfMORE JR- asa can
lidate fur County ATTORNEY. subject g.
q ae action u the utmocn4uc primary
Tho raret b. authorized o. arnouucr
JAMES 81 TAYLOR ns d canl date Tor
rr-slecuun as cunuis attarns,. subject
ta the action 0f tutffs BOD the prmo-
cratic primary w Juiy ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-19
FoR COMMISSIONER

The Caller s authofi1t.t o. arnn1rca
J. 81. LAWRENCE o. a candidate far
fe-eiectlUn a1 mmIas.arer 20 precinct
une. uh.tcf 81 tht action 20 vafcrs in
the bemQcauc primary u July a.
il' Caller lf atfharirea q announce
~ ' WRIGHT es % candidate ca n
election as cammlssiouer 70 precinct
i"N subject tu tht action 10 Naitfa ln
ihe iAmaeratr irimsriss az sut ID
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-21
Music. was Upside Down.

Laughter trfckled through the au-
ditOrium of the First Christian church
at Alexandria during u program given
by the children Of the church One
little girl who was very anxious to I'LL
her part on the- program wished every
body to know that she had learned
her music yell and when playing on
the piano She frequently turned from
side to side to hook ut the audience.
When about half way through the
number she stopped with reluctance.
She had forgotten part q the piano
number, and on close observation dis
covered that the music sheet was up
side down on, the. music rack. While
the audience waited the little girl
turned the sheet.-Indianapolis News
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-21
LIKE PIECE OF fMRYLAau
Remarkable Cave That Was piseov.
cred BY merest Accident In
Mine IN Arizona.

A blast In the Shattuck mine in
Arizona. set for the purpose OF bring
ing down ore, was responsible for the
discovery of remarkable cavern. now
known as Shattuck cave, which has
yielded unusual mineral specimens.
some OF the finest Of which have re-
Gently been added to the collection at
the Michigan College Of Mines When
the miner who had been working in
that part Of the 30O-foot level returned
with the night shift he found a great
opening that reacher farther than his
light could penetrate. Looking up
ward. he could see tiny lights flashing,
and, in the belief that they were stars.
he ran back to the shaft and declared
that he had blasted hole clear
through to the surface. On investi-
eating. the mine official found that the
blast had opened a great circular cav
ern 345 feet In diameter and 175 feet
high, which seemed like a piece OF
fairyland. On the roof myriads of crys-
tails reflected the lights of the miners
lamps. The walls, the roof, and the
floor were covered with great clusters
Of crystals, and near the center OF the
cavern mass Of stalactites, 40 feet
long. hung from the ceiling like a
great chandelier. For the most part
the crystals were pure white. but. in
places where the filtering waters had
contained iron and copper, great trans
parent stalactites and stalagmites,
some ruby-red, others a clear emerald
green or azure blue. added to the beau
ty of the scene.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-21
FORCED TO SELL HER HAIR
Minor Tragedy In the Complex Life
That Forms Inseparsble Part Of
Great City.

Her hair was cleaning black. Loos-
ened, 1t fell like an inky torrent as
low as her knees. Dorothy Dare, like
Famine, stepped from Victor Hugo's
Les Miserables," called the pawn
brokers' attention TO this as she bar
gained with him In the little shop
near Eighth and Main streets.
There being no disputing the fact
that the hair did reach her knees, the
pawnbrUker reJoined as best he could
with the counter statement. equally
apparent, that Miss Dare was far
from being tall young woman True,
Ii was nice hair, but true, also, 50
was a nice price,
The bargaining ended with barber
being called from a shop a couple Of
doors away. Dorothy Dare, twenty
years old, with the bloom Of the coun-
try still on her cheeks. was giving
ground before the onslaught Of the big
city, and the luxuriant black hair was
her first concessiOn.-Kansas City
Star.