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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-05-11

THIS IS THE AGE OF YOUTH.
You will look ten years younger il you
darken your ugly. grizzly, gray hairs by
using la Creole" Hair Dressing ADV
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-05-11

Marinette, Wis-"I went to the doctor and
he told me / must have an operation for female
trouble, and l hated to have it done as had been
married only short time l would have terrible
ttme / took Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound and was cured and i feel better in every
way. I give you permission to publish my name
because am so thankful that feel well again"
Mrs. FRED BEHNKE, Marinette, Wis
Detroit Mich" When ] first took Lydia K
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-05-11
Temperance
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(ConduCted by the National Woman's
Christian Temperance union)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
perisnaI. 81 stiSen.

6err 6 Gbparb Weil, stn IN Ge.
i4dftstrsiisn bitens betannter Wann,
III seitern nah ldnstrem aeioen i'm
9llter BON SO Sabren seforben. Sci.
ner sefdtpddten Gsfunpbeit fpessn
bate er fid iton Dor elmer Reibe Don
Sabrsn BON attiber 5bdtigteit suriid'
ssSosen, bod geb0rte er INNER nod
benz @erpaliuussratb Der Wsftrn
Ger;nun Ydnf an, mar gSrdiibent Der
Reubl Wouloina So. unb Miiinbd'
Der Der 2ouis 2ipp 60. Der @erhlis
tene mar Elm Sobn bes peritcrbensn
Germ gbiparb Weil Sr.. qrGiibenten
Der Meiiern 8ermon gan,. Gr bintsrs
ldbt spei griiber, Die Serrsn albert
unb Oscar WeiI, cine unbsrbeiraibele
Sbipeiier, Iotpis sdblreife Jreunoe
unb gstannts, bsnn Der 9abinseidis'
bsns erfreuts ii9 GROCER gsIiebibeit.
9ie geerbisuns firnet BON Srousrs
bauie, 500 proipeet plate in apon'
bale. itatt unb 5iuar an Dcnnsritas
Ra9mittas 2 llbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
Rieiae pOItSeisadbr dbriHten.

- Der @potbefer Otto Rat bon
Der 9ins uHb aibtrtp Strabe, fofpis
Der Qpot6ster 6arrp 6orpib Don Der
Central apsuue unb glrmorp qpeuus
irureen gsitsru um Hariotita b.ffp5s
len. Su beiben Sallen fpanbtm bic
8ieb. ben alien aniff an, bab Il.
gruhbdnbsr ,auften unb @.I.penbsit
srbieIten gum anpnfTen Der Yru6bins
Der hintcr tsn aobsntifh su seldnoen.
mo- iie iid bic Spiate In einsm unbs,
patten Noment iitsrn ionnt.n.
Inter Der Mnilaee gsfipbIene
Re5epfe Fir Rarfofiid, bic gissnibrm
BON Or. ". Q. UlcGin bon glo. 134s
Yroabpab Daren, seitoblen unb aus
gsfiint 5u boben, ipurbs ssitsrn frau
Clara S6ubert pon go. Ala gulpert
Strake benz gunbssfommiFdr abler
por9efiibrt unb BIB su ibrem auf
Gamiioa anbernumten DorperbDr BEN
gonntbssfdnsniB iibertpi.fen, ba iie
auber Staibe mar, bic perldrg.s
4iirsf&af. son $1,000 su fslIsn Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
0efanneue beutihe Off
siere In Nuklanb
Sn ong.bli6er WisbsrpnssItuus auf
RaiiOuen sd.si.

Gpnbou, 19. 9sJembtr. - DIR
R.uter 9elsgramm Gompanp ipiro ron
Ct. q,t.rsburs mi, foIst semeIbet:
.Gs purb. 1ngetiinoisi. bdb Rub'
Iano DOT aur3em Dsuiidlano tpnrnte,
baB ipenn ni6t tnnrbalb ID aaseu
sefaneenen ruHif6eu Oifi3ieren IN
SpnssntroiionsIassrn esfiattei fprbs,
burd ruiiiIde aommiiiesn In usutra'
len 9dnbsrn NahrunesmiiteI ents.aens
8unebmeu, aud esfansene oeuii4s
Offi3iere in Rubldub auf Ra.ionsn
btidrGntt fperben unb teine Grlaubni5
erbaItentuiirben, GintGuTe su MAIDEN.
~Da bic IA Gag. bersinsen. obns
ba5 Oeuifhlanb antiporteie, bat Ru5s
lamb Die n.uen Rsgulatiomn in arafi
treten laiTen. Den 9efaneenen ipurbe
bic llriahe bofiir miiestbeili, unb man
fagte linen, bub bi. gefdrdniuna auf.
esboben iperben fpiirbe, iobatS
Deitf6lanb bic @ertbsilune Don Dor,
rdtben an ruiTiIft @efansens ees
itatte.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
SIN 0ange.
Ter Ero3eh s,gsn Gbas. 8. Sauis
uno elmer e. 8albreutb, fribere
Eraiibentsn Der 2. 3at. Yaut.

Rabotm ei s.iisrn 9crmittas se'
Iunsen mar, aus oem 5tpeiten 0enire,
bas erlaii.n btrben mubis, Die Surg
gu perponfidnhigsn, tpurbe Der prp'
Ssb sesen Gbas 8. Dapis unb glmsr
g. Galbreatb, GIsprdiibeuisn Der
3peiisu RatiOndI Ban, kspnnsn, bic
in g.rbinoune nit BEN Dor Sabrsn
erfolsien arat Der aani. bic jebt bes
tonntIi9 r.oreGniiirt poroxn iIt uno
pieber auf fsfsn Jiben itsbt, bsr
@trlsBung be- gunbes Banisdest
ons.,last norb,n iinb. Der Diiiritian.
malt madt. in ieinen GrSffnunssdr'
slmsntm ssIiatb. bub bic 8unotsbs'
b0rbe I'M Siaube i.i. na65uDsiisn.
bab bic beioen Nnse.lasitu iid nur
besbalb Der grIebuns Der 9antssi.ss
idulois ssmabs bditsn. I'm bi, 5orb
&c SObniur Co.. bic j.si aud suiam'
msnssbrodsn iei. iibtr Ddiir gu bai'
tsu, .benIo um bic 9uiammeHbrud Der
Cincinnati 3ruft Go. ioDi. betieniesn
Der 3peitsn RationaI Ban.. bsren Isl'
.sHos Beamt. iie iparen, gu Osrbiitsn-
Ses Wsitsym fiibrt er an, bag bi:
GnsstIastsr in ibrer Gie,ni9aii oils
Yeamte Der gani es sus.sebsn bittsn,
bab bic Goro &c SobniOu So. SIters
ibr GoniO lin Hebree bnuosrtiariisub
Dollars iibsy3isben burfie. mas seoo6
uuf ibre DER 4nseiIastn) anurbnuns
uidt in ben giihern permerit unb bsS.
balb LANCER, ,3eit aud nidt bon ben
Sunoesse seGOmi1atortn entbedt iporben
lei. SdIiebIid. aIs Der 3uiammen,
bru6 lam. babe es iia berausssiielIt.
bab oi. gant etne Gorbsruns bon
1921 ,0S6.33 segen bic JOrb &c SObn.
ion 80. bate. fir bic nur tpsribloie
Oedune pOrbanben unb peifx einsig
unb ALIEN our4 bic SduIb Der grses
tlaster sntitaHben Tel.
anfpaIt J. Dinsmore fir gbas. 8.
0apis unO 2tnfpalt Groome RorriS
fur eImn g. 0aIbreaatb .rildrttu
sinfa6, bub lie ale 4nsaGn bes Di.
ltrittsanpaIi. piberleeen unb nddipsi.
len tSnHtr. bab TIRE aIisntsn Hur TN
JntereHs Der Yant sebanbeIt uns bas
bei ibrs eig.ntn @ermSssn :insesiibi
bGiten.
Der ptOssb pirb obns 3p.if,I rleb.
rers Wo6eR in Mnfpru6 nebm.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
SaIt9aiar @neller Der sisser.

Die GOlurtp 2isens6eboroe gerpdbrte
Jc IN gaItbainr WiueIler cine
~ dnfIi6ens fir ons Saus gto. 40l0
Sarriion sIpenue, Gbepiot. 9ie Srt-
idait mar ;u einer pciierer 2i5ens be.
rehtiat eGpeien, aber es fam bel ser
BerGs6nns Der @erehiiame su ARei'
eridiabclbetteu 5piihen oen
beioen Rit1lie6ern Der gebor6e. Sir
Nc @ercd,iiame lageu 3ipei gciperbut.
gen Dor uno ba ieoes Der WsitsIieoe-
Der 2i3ensbeboroe fiir eineu Der ap.
plifanten itiulnlie, nnibte Elm nnpar.
teiiifer in Der 9serion beS ampaltS
sSranf G. @oo0 ernannt iperoen uno
Surd beiien llnteritiitune ing bel Der
Betuerbiing gaItbaiar Waneller Den
Siea babcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
9as Gfeten6rot.

Die SdIaub1uri itebt alIein in
ibrer aiide unb ridtet Den Seia iiir
Sas aIeeenbrot ber, oa5 iie aod aI,enl
9rauth gum GbriiitinoI baden mid.
Sie ialf5t, legt bic Sanoe in oei
Shob unb beirahtet nit Debmiitbi.
gen @ebaufen Die garSe 8ubereitiin9.
Die MIR fir oaS @elinoe beiiinuIlt iein
fol- - ben buntelmeblieen 3eis, Die
eihnittenen Uianoelferne, bic eeiot.
teuer, iaftigen, setrodneten 3rueiih.
gen, girnen Mno aepiel, bic 3eigeu.
Roiinen ino bas in fleine Stiidhell
geipiirieIte 8itrouat. Seit6em Der
Bauer. ibr W,ann, seftorben TIT. bat
iie ia niemano mebr, benz lie einSnibl
perebren tonnt. Sreilih, 5reier iin0
genle bn. Tenn iie III Die reifite
g1u'rin i'm gorf, Sauber tit iie niid.
0as peib iie, obne bab iie in ben
SpiegeI gu idalien brauft. slber iie
tralt ibnen allrn niteiuonber nitlt.
slae Buinmmen bnben es ipobI blob
auf ben Sof unb bas SeIo nbeeieben.
OBJ BEL eiiiein BON ibnen bas SerS on.
bel HI. bas modt' iie baB be5meiieIn
- minoeiteus meib fie nihts Siheres.
penn Idon es bic meiiten nift an
ihonen unO sitbunIiden @orten feb.
len Iniien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20

Stohperf binabgeitiir5t iino purbe ii,
beipubtloiein 3uitanb BON bem i'm iel.
ben Sanie ipobnenoen Greb. gropn &c.
funoen. Der icfprt ote poIi5iiien gu.
bad unS Seb berbeirief, tpeIfe fir bic
lleberfiibrune Der @erungliidten iiad)
Dem itdbtiifen SofpitaI iorgten. gie
erIag iebod bereits auf Der Sabrt oem
Sfdoelbr,ih, ben lie bel benz St,,r3
erIitten, iinb bic 2eide rplrbe baro,if.
bin nah Der Mlorgue gebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
Cbae Semte
Wuhtem Hdnber ab,ieben, bic Gbarlts
s. Roientbal an Der Sana
Nueune aniielen.

Gin anfregenbes Gbcntc,ter bnttt
gcitern 2lbeno gegen iiebcn llbr Scrs
GtarlsS s. Toicutbal. BON go. 900
Iana slpenue, 81 beiteben, aIs er lit
mlf oen Seinlpe1e tefaitb. Serr Hr.
icntbol mar on Der glna glperie uno
9ienbina @ouo pcm StraBentabnra.
gen nblcitieeen iuto eing oam Die
Cana alpenue ertInng aIs er iih pIoB.
lid 5tpei anitauoio eefleibeten Min.
uern se1eniibcriab. ocren elmer i'm
nit einem GalliidIae su gohcn iilltc,
rcraui Die beiocn 9iirifen iih odrun
MAIDEN pcIIten, i'm 81 pIiinocrn. Serr
Nciel,tbaI id,rie icbcfl aus 3eihcsfrdi.
ten lin, Silfe uno Die beioen Strold;e
erpriften, fiafoem Der cine nod cinen
Sdub nui Serru HoientbaI nblcfeu.
ert batte, Der ic6ob 3iun Slid fchl
cling, Die Sludr liuo entfamen diid, In
Der GunfeIbeii. iabod cbne jebe gciltc.
gSic nobe bic StlteeI on !Serrn Mo-
icnibaIs aopf rorbei1efIoeen mar. cr.
telt aus Der Gbatild,e, bab bic Stirn
iiher Dem Iinfen Euge uon Rulpcr &c.
Iilpdr;t mar. Ter Raltiitcrfaa wlrr.
he ioiOrt Der goIi5ei senielbet mo
SER RrieniboI lab audi cine siemIi,b
nute MISUNDERSTANDING ieiner slu.
preifer.
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). @ @.
WerSen In auiiraften un.
tsrbriidt nerbeu.

= - ~ - y ~
aonbon 19. De,. - Gin. Rsu,
ter DspefR aug Welbourne m.Ibet
baB bas Observation-Disclosures bss
Commonwealth bon QuitraIien Elm,
@crldgs Speds llntsrbriduns b.r
nSpbuitriearbeitsr Der WeIt1 on.
nabm. premi,r 5ugbss bat iih, mi,
bic 9.psfhs binsufiist geasn BE Or,
sanifatiOn unb beren Giibr.r auss.s
iProdsn.
Spfsr ber lntsrfeeboot..
aonbon. 19. DsS. 9lobbs tim
bisin am 9ienitns an, bab Der ipn.
n;fdos Dampfsr .4fcn', BON 2o84
3onn.n, Der nortpesiI6s 1ampfer
,-Riotna4, BON SGT 7pnn.n, bi. bant.
its 8nrisrtine .Sorssn aarTsn" uno
Der f9psbifhs S6orsr .gliprb"
perienii pDrben feisn.
@os bic FINITE beuti6t
8riegsanleibs bradts
gmfttrbam, 10. De3. Gin. g,rs
liner Dtpefde fagt, bnb, elmer subs
aiiltigsn 3uiammeuTislIuna siiOlss,
bic aeihnunssn auf bi, fiinfte arlsss.
ouIeibe fi4 auf l0.698.994. $3.50 Wast
belisfsn
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Jm Zanee nerlamien
Sf bic Rem gOrter unt.rs
iu6uns ansebli&tr Reu'
traIitdtss @erlskuna.

" n IN q Wet u US
traIitdts CERTIFYING.
Tstp yort. 19. De5. Di,
guntes @rpbseihporsnsn, tpelht
felt Ionesm onseblihe Reutralit5tsa
gsrleBunssn unisriutten, tiinbiatsn
om Sitnfias an. bab nif]t esniietub,a
gspeismatsrial unierbreit,i iporo.r
lei, nm an!Iagsn ju rtftisrtiesn. Gs
ipurbs cine grobe NnSahI bon 3tus
Gen pernpmmen unb polumin0ies Be-
ipsismnierioI stpriiit. Die Grobes'
fdporsnen puroen entlaiieu.
unter ben ouf Der .Ruf :
fian' set6bteteu Anne
ritanetn bsfanosn
fid ntun Weibe.
Yeippprt Reps, 9o.. 10. De.
5.m5er. Der bi.fiss britiife 8i3stOH>
:ul IN per aabsI beudbrihtiei Nor
cen. bab bon ben II qmsriinneru, b.:
ctioetet tpurSen. ols Der briiiifs
5rarspcrtbampfr .Rufiion" BON ,is
nem beuifden llrteriee6oct perfer.
irurbs. nsun Weibe uno aft R.gsr
partn. unier ben 9obien befinbta
'lf bic folssnosn Wsibsn: Winiaai
Sutrnfep. bon Cornell, n. o.. uno
9loro Matsr, BON Cambridge, Waf.
Z btsegIaubte ausIanbc n b or
BON Werifo in GagIe g u 3,
5eIas. ansetommen
9aio, Ter, 19. Tesember.
sm Gicrataa faHen iieben ausInnber.
uon oeHen alle Bu peridieoencn Wtalcn
ais BON ganbiten setobtet gcHeloet
Dcroen nnren, in easIe VoB. Seras,
on. spic an bic gronrien einer bieiigcn
gabn bepeid)irt piirbe. Gic gnfomm.
linge iino: Or. Gbomas 5lannagon,
u. a Sectt, Jacob MDer, VI. 6,
VaImer, ale Gmerifoner; Cigar Sod,
Se.tfber @Bcfcniul; SiiIic Seuacr,
rim fdspeBeriiter 0iirecr. uro cin
Rann Rameus S,bdier. Die an.
fSmmIinse 5efiilSeu ii6 apf bem Siege
Don garraI, @sgitO, naa 81 Paio.
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SpmpboniefonSerte.

ssiir bic teiSsn tieslpS6iasn spm,
pboni.ion3srts. bi. pie iibIi9. am
f5reiiae RaImittdg unb am S,amitag
a5enp i'm Gmerp qubitorium fats
finbsn. bat 0r. 9unpaIb Elm ge.ilo'
psnsprosramm 5uiammsnseiislit unb
als SoIiit tuirti acn5srtmeiitsr gmil
Sssrmann nit. 9as progromm 1T
i1ie folet:
2.Oncrsn Sup,rturs go. 2
@sissn.OnSert
Spnlpboni. RO. 7 in q Dur.
Der @orpsrtduf Der giutrittstar'
ten finbst bsi Der Gbar64Seintamp
Go. an Der Weit 9isrtsn St,abe
ftait.
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Sobesitnrs.

Ginen iGben Goo fGitb seitern
gbeno bic 45 Sabre alte Roie geder,
Die I'M oritten Stpdtperf bes Sauias
@o. $50 Smitb Strabe fpobnte. Iie
Grau mar bic Greppe bis IN buS erite
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Wsrbdftets 1T Bic Satin BON Waltsr
Gdubert. Der Sur 3eit cine 9aftitrafs
iresen einss ginbruhs in bas 9ss
fhdftslotal Der gconomp Drug Go.
an Der Wlain Gtrabe perbiibt.
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- Ridt nnr BAT In iiingffr Sch
osr nmsriscniife e,sfanbis in ApIs
Ianb, Or. 6p. Ban Dpis. elm friibe,
rsr lluiperiitGts proftTor. foni.
Der In Colombia. 9. u. 9bomfpn. rel
iisnirt - aud Der Qontpntr Bot
!4aftsr g,ass fon fi& init Riidtritis.
@sSanien trugsn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11
PENROSE LEADER DESERTS
Frank H. Caven, of 34th Ward, Joins
Ware Forces

Frank II. Cavcn. who for years has been
the Penrose -McNichol leader in the 3ith
Ward, has openly aligned himself with the
Wares.
He came out for the Wares last night at
a meeting at the West Philadelphia Re-
publican Club. 41st and Chestnut streets.
These candidates were indorsed:
For Congress- George p. Darrow; for
delegates to the National Convention.
Harry d. Bcaston and William Potter.
former Minister to Italy; alternate dele
gate, Edward j. Lafferty; for state Com
mittecmen. David FranSenfield and state
Senator Edward w. Patton; for the Legis-
lature from the 2lst District, James
Franklin and James A. Walker. LegIsla-
tive candidates for the 18th District will
be named later.
Plans for the factional fight developed
In other wards. IL was announced last
night that state Senator Samuel Salus
will oppose County Commissioner Robert
j. Moore for representative of the ith
Ward in the City Committee.
state Senator William Wallace Smith
instead of Magistrate Byron Il. Wrigley
will be the Ware leader in the 43d Ward
wrlgley was decisively defeated recently
by Albert S. Henry for the vacancy in the
City Committee caused by the death of
John B. Lukens. Smith will run against
Henry at the primaries
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11

one and 1 dreaded to tell her that she
was there.
"Whcn I showed her the body she de-
Clarcd it was not that of her sister. It
had become discolored Then | showed
her the clothes, and these she also failed
to Identify | was wishing all the time
that in the end the dead girl would prove
not to be the one for whom she was search-
ing. but | felt that the pins would prove
it. And they did. when | showed them
TO her she tainted, and / had to call n
physician It was her twin sister"
The strangest cases which over came
under Dads" observation were the War
rem McCarriclt kidnapping affair and that
of the Identification of the slayer Of Spe-
cial Policeman Barnett, of the 32d street
and Woodland avenue station. It was esti-
mated that more than 10000 persons Wis.
tied the Morgue In an effort to assist the
police in identifying Barnett's slayer. AS
1t was, there were three distinct identlflca-
tions and once the body was exhumed
after It had been buried by "A family who
claimed it as their son.
"Dad Is a Civil War veteran He served
in the 5th Maryland Volunteers in all the
engagements in front OF Petersburg and
Richmond. Later he was transferred to
Battery e, United States Flying Artillery.
lie was present at Lees surrender.
Mr.. Winkel is the father, of 81 children,
10 of whom are living. He has 25 grand
children and two great-grandchildren.
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GRTVNING VILLA SHOT
AS HE SEIZED PRETTY
SENORITA, SAYS STORY
Frenzied Father Wounded Ter
ror of the North at Minaca,
Say Passengers From
South
GIRL SAW PARENT DIE

I'll PASO. Tex, April II. - Further
confirmation of reports that Pancho villa
is wounded was brought to army head
quarters today. And with II came one
Of the blacklist stories of the bandits
escapadcs yet told. It concerns the kill
ings at Minaca. The version as brought
to official headquarters here by passengers
from Chihuahua follows:
Pancho villa, fresh from his easy vic
tory at Guerrero. descended on Minaca in
n gay mood. He staggered into town at
the head Of his Dorados golden ones)
gleeful Mt the memory Of how he had
forced General Cava2os and his staff to
leap from n dance hall window and fee
before his attack.
Sympathizers told him that fresh
mounts were to be had at the stables of
George Locke, n horse dealer. They were
badly needed. With few of his men.
Villa went to the stables, to find Locke
had fed and his buildings in charge
of his coachman, Andreas Rehaza. In
nearby adobe hut was Rehazas pretty
young daughter. Adelita.
Rehaza, a big broad-shouldered fellow,
stood in the doorway as Villa approached.
barring the way.
DO not fear, amigo" grinned villa.
We Kill only gringoes and false ones.
why do you bar the door,"
At this moment. Adeita her girlish
famous Pancho villa. pecpcd around the
corner Villa saw the frightened black
eyes of the girl. Once more he grinned
Then he strobe away
Within an hour he returned accom-.
panied by two of his golden ones"
Again Rahaza barred the door.
"Andreas Rehaza, you have been false
to Pancho Villa" he snarled you are
Withholding from him treasure that should
be his"
No, mi generale," he cried. there is no
treasure in my poor house but that which
God has given mo to cherish"
Villa turned to his men. He gave a
signal They sprang on the big coach
man and pulled him from the doorway.
Villa, still grinnlng, entered the room.
Adelita screamed.
Now we shall see how traitors are
punished" cried villa as he roappeared
dragging the screaming girl by the arm.
The screams of the daughter drove
Rehaza into frenzy of rage. Villa stood
by Erinning as the three men struggled
With seemingly superhuman effort
Rehaza fought one arm free. His hand
clutched gun from the holster of one of
his tormcntors. He leveled it at the still
smiling Villa. Just as he pulled the
trigger, one of his antagonists struck his
arm downward and the bullet clinned
Pancho Villas knee instead of his heart
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11
LIVING MODEL PAGEANT
AT SHORE ON APRIL 22
Walnut Street Business Men
and Atlantic Hotel Men Back
Fashion Project

Arrangements for the first Boardwalk
pageant of living models ever held in At
lautiC city We're made today at a con-
ference between representatives of the
Walnut Street Business Association and
the Atlantic city Hotel Mems Association,
at the formers headquarters in the Belle
vue Court Building.
The pageant will he one of the leading
events of the fashion show, which opens
in Atlantic city on Tuesday, April 1S, and
continues until Monday, April "a.
Fully fifty Of the most attractive girls
in this city have been engaged for the
affair. Although the furnishings of woman
will Drcdominate in the show the men
will not be forgotten. In fact, on Saturday
afternoon, April -, there will be a mems
Fashion ShoW i'm which many widely
known athletes, who qualified as models,
will show the new masculine creations
which Will reign during .Hc spring and
summer
The pageant will take place on Satur.
day morning Each of the models will
ride in a roller chair, piloted by boys
from the beach-front hotels. Preceding
each chair a page will bear Roman
standard announcing the name of the
modiste who is responsible for the gown
creation Immediately following.
The procession will be headed by
troupe of trumpeters and courtiers, and
more than 500 Boy Scouts will act as
policemen.
Arrangements will he in charge of e. j.
Berlet Charles j, Kieferle, ". Gilberti.
Dominic Veranti, representing the Walnut
Street Business Association; w. f. Han
stein, representing the Royal Palace
Hotel Howard C, Edwards, Hotel Strand !;
S. p Leeds, the Chalfonte; William
Rukeyser, the Rudolph, and w. e. Shack
elford, of the Martinique, representing the
Atlantic City Hotel Mems Association.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11
TURK CIVILIANS TOLD
TO VACATE BAGDAD
Army Under German officers
Ready to Oppose British
Drive

LONDON. April II. -- Mohammcdan
civilians have been ordered by the Turkish
War Office to leave Bagdad, says Il dis
patch from Zurich.
Turkish and German rmy officers have
begun to prepare the c.ty to withstand
siege.
Bagdad is the objective of the British
army which Invaded Mesopotamia from
the Persian Gulf
General Sir Percy Lakes main British
army Of invasion in Mesopotamia is about
1876 miles from Bagdad, it's progress being
barred by Turkish forces lying in front of
Kut- t-El-Amara.
IL Is believed that with reinforcements
of men and guns that have been sent into
the Persian Gulf sphere of operations the
English will soon be able to cut through
the Turkish defenses at Sannayyat, 20
miles east of Kut-El-Amara, and relieve
the British army Of General Townshend,
which is beleaguered there. When INut
falls the way to Bagdad will be opened.
Reuter- dispatch from Teheran, cap
ital of Persia, says that the British Vice
Consul at Lingeh in southern Persia, and
his two brothers have been assassinated
by German agents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11
STRANGER SLAIN; MAY
BE AN AUTO MURDER
Continued from Pnge One

Continued from Puge One
victim were attempted at once. The name
"E. O'Reilly" was sewed In the lining Of
his coat, which bore the mark of Michael
Stern, tailor, Of Rochester, N. Y. The in
sCription Julian Put, Thomas street, 5i6,"
occurs in the cheap watch which the man
wore. Another name, that of M. II.
Krcidler, IL East Sd street, Bethlehem,
Pa" was found on button hook on the
dead mans koyring.
There are no missing "OReiIlys" on the
police lists. and the man was not an In
mate of Kirkbride's, the police learned.
The victim, who was about 25 years old.
was clean-cut, weighing about 1870 pounds
and feet inches tall There Is scar
on the right hand on the knuckles. lie
was of dark complexion, with black hair.
lie wore gray mixed suit, blue overcoat'
soft hat. russet shoes, white striped shirt.
white collar and grecnish tie.
His watch was running when the body
was found and had the correct time. His
pockets contained also an electric pocket
flashlight, a small empty vial, smelling OF
cologne, a magnfyng glass, a bunch OF
keys and cigarette case
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11
RICHMOND CASE UP IN MAY
Chancellor Budd Consolidates Present
ments Against Preacher

Chancellor Henry Budd, Of the Eplsco-
pal diocese, has consolidated the two re-
naming pTesentments against the Rev.
George Chalmers Richmond. The con-
solidated presentment covers l40 charges,
and, as the time limit has gone by that
the Chancellor allowed Mr. Richmond to
make a plea 10 1t. the pleas already filed
to the original presentments are to stand
for the consolidated presentment
In view OF Lent being so far advanced
the Chancellor decided not 20 summon
the triers until after Easter, when 1t is
planned to take up the case so that the
trial may be started In May and pushed
to a conclusion as speedily as possible.