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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
WOMAN SLAIN IN HOTEI.
Tragedy in Columbus Starts Scare
Sor K,pe,e HiLu RroLer

Tragedy in Columbus Starts Searcf
for Kansas City Broker.
A woman, later identified as a "pO
lice character" was found murdered
in room in leading hotel in Colum
bus.
Her throat, chin and arms were cut
and there were two bullet wounds in
her head. She is believed to have been
dead fully twenty-four hours.
The room was last occupied by g
man who registered January 8 as sc
v. Van Brunt, Chicago" according
to a sporting writer, broker from
Kansas City. who came to Columbus
to see Joe Tinker, owner of the Colum
bus base ball club, told him that he
had registered at the hotel under the
name Of Van Brunt, and that he wa:
lying low" until scrape he had got
ten into in Kansas City had blown
over.
A countrywide search was at once
instituted by the police for the Kan
sas City Man.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
PHONE GIRLS STRIKE
Say They Get Only SIS a Month and
Keep KEYS of Exchange.

Several requests fer an increase in
wages having failed to get results, the
girl telephone operators of the Rural
Telephone line through Cambria went
on strike at Rlandburk, Pa, and para
lyzed the service.
They refused to make connections
or turn over the keys to the exchange
until their demands were given consid
Grafton.
All the telephones in Blandburg and
the surrounding country are controlled
through this office and patrons were
cut off from telephoning communica
tion for several hours. Temporary re
lief was offered when the company Off
cials took charge. The girls say they
are paid only SIS a month.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
800 Workers Buy as One.

In an attempt to solve the high
cost of living the 300 employees of L
F. Grammes C Sons, Allentown, have
with the aid of the firm, started 8
cooperative store, at which grocerie.
and other household necessities are
sold.
The men cot the storeroom from the
establishment, and have ordered sta
pies by the carload. 1t is figured they
will get their goods at least twenty
per cent cheaper than by going into
the open market.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
Blizzard Carries Off Girl.

Philemona, seven-year-old daugh
ter of Joseph Musil, Of Beach
N. D., is lost in a terrible blizzard. A
hundred men and the sheriff searched
throughout the night and continued
during the day. Emerging from the
schoolhouse, a strong wind swept hel
dinner pail from her hand. She raj
after it and has not been seen since
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
Bill FOR Old Ace Pensions.

Every American citizen over sixty
five years of age who is incapable o.:
manual labor and whose annual in
come is less than 5000 would get E
pension of S12 a week under bill be
fore the house pension committee. Rep
resentative Sherwood, Of Ohio, is au
thor Of the bill.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
i've Stuck Ouotatjons

btebaF bSi} st 1oga1S; g
@iO.0O; mixed, s1O.2O@10.S0: heavy
$10.35@ @10,S5; rough, S10.35@1O.50;
pigs, s7.7569.60.
CATTLE-Strong native beef cat
tie, S7.75@11.80; western steers, s7.5t
@10; stockers and feeders. $500
8.S5; cows and heifers, $440@1Q;
calves, s9.75014.25.
1855 hMstsrqS lambs, sifs6@i4i5. iT4ei5er'' s'''Vo
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
Copas RI Grief RIastin1 Grave.

Thomas Adams, of Summit Hill, Pa.
is in a serious condition as the result
of using dynamite to help him dig g
grave. Putting in double charge, he
Jumped into the excavation after the
first blast, receiving the full force Of
the second.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
Stricken While Shaving Man, Dies.

Stricken while shaving a custom
er, Brafton Zinn, barber, of Carlisle
Pa, died a few minutes later OF
heart failure. He was twenty-five
years old. The death was the second
sudden one within ten hours, John E
Fissee dying suddenly at Boiling
Springs as he was getting from bed
He was storekeeper in the town for
fifty years and active in patriotic or
ganiZations.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
Couple Caught on Way to California

Hannah Kline, eighteen years, and
James Jones, twenty-seven, were, ar
rested in Shippensburg. Pa. while
on their way to California The gir
was dressed as boy, had cut off heI
hair and said she intended going to
California The two were inmates Of
on institution near Chambersburg and
escaped when the girl picked the Loeb
with a hairpin and released herself
and Jones.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19

Harrisburg Papers Advance Price.
The Harrisburg Telegraph and Star
Independent, HarrisbIrg's two after
noon newspapers, announce that ths'1
price hereafter will be two cents In
steal Of one.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
ITLIAN BATTLESHIP SUNK
Reina Margherita Destroyed in Adri
attic and 600 of Crew Perish.


The loss of 600 lives by the destruc
ton of an Italian battleship is report
ed by the Anzieger, of Basle, Switzer
land, according to the Berlin Overseas
News agency.
"The Anzeiger, Of Basic, report
from Rome the destruction of the ltal
ian battleship Reina Margherita," says
the News agency.
'Tt is confirmed that she was sunk
off Avlona, Albania, by mine or tor
pedo. Six hundred out of $50 sailor:
perished."
A British cruiser of the Juno type
(5600-ton vessels) has been destroyed
by Turkish gunfire, it is announced In
the Turkish headquarters report OF
January II.
The Reina Margherita was vessel
of 1924 tons, launched at Spitza, In
1901. She was 426 feet long, seventy
eight feet In beam, and had a draft
of twenty-seven feet. Carrying six
inch armor, the vessel was mounteG
with four 12-inch, four S-inch, twelv
6-inch, sixteen 3-inch and eight 2-in h
guns, and with four torpedo tubes. s
had a speed of 202 knots an hour, an
carried a complement of 81 men
Her cost was given at $5,600,OO0.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
Report Deutschland Sailed on Cd

According to reports in marine
circles in New London, Conn.
the German commercial submarine
Deutschland left Bremen on January
9. bound for. his port.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
EuffaIo Bill is Dead.

Colonel William Frederick Cod3
(Buffalo yBili},- soldier, hunter and
scout, died at the home Of his sister
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
I'm aIemdn fue detenidO
al cruzar de c. judrez
q e PasO
Dicese Que es miembro de las trl'
pulaciones de los buqGes III
ternados cd B. California
,-r-snonhennia f,nrcial nnra IA PnENsA

Corrrspondrucia Especial pnrs La PhENSA
Ell PASO, Texas, NoTiembre D.
Tn subdito alemaa que dijo llamsrse
Ernest Lohendorff, fus aprehendido
DOT los agentes de Immigration de la
ciudad en- los" momentos en- que pre-
rendia ~internarse en- territorio de los
Estados Unidos, prccedente de Gu
dad .Juarez. Lohandortf Sc encon-
traba en- Ia vecina plaza hacia varies
dias V decide venir a e. PaSo, ig-
norandose con que objeto. Los agen-
ties del departamento &c Immigration
e~stacionados a la Salida del puente
international deuvferon a. subdito
llemin y 10 pusieron 2 disposlciols
lie los agentes del D~epartamento dc
Iusticia, para que Sc hagan las ave-
ciguaciones correspondence respec-
% dc los propositos que haya tent
10 eli referido subdito al internarse
CT territorio de los Estados' Unldos.
Sc dice que Lohendorff es mari
10 aleman, miembro de las tripula-
clones de los buques alemanes que
:e cncuentran internados hace mucho
tempo en- la bahia de Santa Rosalia,
Baja California. Como este Sc con
sidcra cicrto por los agentes amerl-
AMOS. Green los dichos agentes que
el marino alcman, al tratar dc inter
aarse, en- este pals, 10 hizo o inten-
Zones dc servir aqai como espia )
.egcesar deSpaes 4 territorio mexl-
can0 para dc ALI. informar al go
1icrno sobrc cl producto dc Sus OBJ
7eTacioneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08

absolute Y que DO podra obtener. Ell
CT ~cxtraujero, Ell dincro que tanto
Id menester para las nccestdades
extraordinarias crcadas con motive dee;
Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
BryanestuyOen peligrO
de ser cogido pOr
IN tOro bravo
Sc saivo subisndose a UT
mezquite

CHANDLER. Arizona, Noylem-
bre Mr.. William J. Bryan, e. eX-
Sccretario de Estado del g%obierno
americana y eterno candidate fra
casado ! Ia presidential, estuyo a pun
to dc scr mucro aver, por UT toro
bravo que % embistio. Gracias q ls
p~reseucia de un mezquite que Sc ha
laba an medic del Iiauo : donde el
ex-Secretario habia lido q cazar, pudo
~salyarse 81 creador del Grape juice,
pues al yer que 81 fcroz animal SC le
vcria encima, agil, como 81 fuera IN
yerdadeIo m~uchacho, Sc trep6 al in
Dol.
Nh. Bryan y +. 4. Hayward, SUpe-
r!utendente dc "a Reservation dc los
Indios Pimas. Sc hallaban cazsndo
patos c Il csa region del Estado, GUAM.
&c CT astado les embistie. logrando
amhos llcgar oportunamente al meg
quite.
\ POGO uegaron slgunas otras per,
Sonas que foruaban ci srupo de GAIA
Jor.s. V III yer el peligro en- que Sc
haIlaban sus comrancros. hicicron
fuego- sobrcS CT animal, que cay0 he
r!de dc mucrtc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
Los limOHeS blslqnean
V embelIecea Ia Piel!
Haga una Ioci5n barata

e hugo de dos limones frescos eS-
nrimidos en- una botella co~nteniendo
tres opzas de "ochard white hace
Una pinta LENA de la mas agradaole
crerna de Iim6n para eubellecer, y
cuesta aproximadamente solo 10 que
Sc paga DO: IN peQueno pon1o de
los ordinarios cold cream. Ienga
cuidado especial de eXprlmlr los Il
nones sobre una tela appropriate para
collar ell jugo y asi detendra Ct pa
gazo Y las semiIIas, 10 que hara que
Ia locion que I'd. prepare Sc conser-
va fresca durante varios meses. 10
das las senoritas Saben que el Jugo
del hmon es empleadO en- cualquler
crema como el ingredients principal
nara desmancha~ Y hacer de~Saparecer
las arrugas de Ia cara, guitar 10 ANA
rillento de Ia piel = las h~inchazones
an Ia misma, y que constiuye tam
ben y Ell mas poderoso auxiiiar para
~suavizar y hermosear e. CUTS.
Prepare I'd. esta lOcion ahora mis-
mo. Haga IN cuarto de pinta de
esta deliciosa y fragante loci6n de Ii
mon ' desc con ella IN masaje dia-
rio en- Ia cara, el cuello, hrazos )
manos. Esta sera la meier mansra
de ayudar Z ST. piel blanqueaHGoIa'
suavizandola, manteniendOla fresca y
hacienda aparecer nuevamente e. sua-
We color rosado Que habia peraldo por
81 uso de otras cremas inferiores. Is
II iocion de l:mon IS m~aravll!osa
para hacer desaparecer las arrugaS
de las manos, v0lviendoleS 81 nermo-
so color natural. Su boticario lie ven
dera tres onzas de 'ochard white
por muy POGO dinero y En- c%uaIquier
t;enda de abarrotes, puede I'd. COM
rrar los Imones con facilidad.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
FL miRistro de kIemaIlIa
en- Costa RiCa re-TeSa
9 sH pals
MA Ffabana, como Sc lie diio que
no podia d~esembarcar, pidio
+ peFi6dic0s
Cor-cspondearia Especial para Ia PHENsA

Corrcspondearia Especial para LA PhENsA
HABANA, Noviembre "A Dor
do del buque Santa Marta" Hesado
aaoche a este puerto proeedente de
Puerto Lim6n Costa Rica, visja e.
senior William Eryrnopel, Encargade
de Negocios de Alemania en- Ia Re
3ubIica de Costa Rica. quien sbando-
no aquella repuDlica centric amerl-
cana en- vista de haber declarado e!
gobierno que preside ei general IL
noco rotas sus ~relaciones d~lpioulati-
cas- con eli Imperio a causa, segun
So diio. de cue elementos alenlanes
radicados en- Ell pals estaban en- con-
nivencia con los ~partidarios del pre-
sidente depuesto. Sr. Gonzalez, pa
"a organiz2- IN novimiento armada
para G~errocar g Tinoco.
Lee con avidez los periodicos.
e ex-encargado de Negocios de
A!emania en- Costa Rica no deSem-
barc6 en- Ia Habana, porque tuvb
ncticias de que las autoridades ha'
bian dado orden de prohibir en- 10
absolute que desembarcara. FL diplo-
mI;ico alemar Sc limito q solicitar
sue Sc lie llevaran al ba-co algunos
peri5diccs habaneros, d~edicandcFe
con verdadera avidez a Ia lectura de
los que pudieron llevarle 8 bordo.
Las noviciaS que primeramente lego
fueron las relatives q Ia guerra, de-
r~loStrando IN gran intereS por como
Ger el desarrollo de los ultimos aeon
racimientOS en- 81 frente !tallano.
Como desde que saiio de Costa Rics,
. mas bicn, desde que lie fueron en-
tregaGo5 por el gobierno de aqueila
( repUblica centric ameT--ana Sis pa
, saDortes. no recibia noticias relaclo-
nadas con Ia guerra, Sc moStro sor.
prend:do (agradablemente, por su'
. puestol del ayance que en- los 0lts-
mos dias han hecho en- Italia las fue.
zas auStroalemanaS.
Acompaaan al ex encargado de
Negocios &c Alenania en- Costa RIGA
Ell 81 viaie con destino al imperto
gcrmanico, su esposa, sus hijos ) una
.~mstitutriz de estoS.
Il buque Ell que viaja el diploma
.ico a!eman Sigaio sd Marcia ano-
, .he miSmo cor rutnoo e los Estados
Unidos. No Sc Sabe s; en- Nueva
! York tomara pasaje Fl senior ErySho-
pei a 0ordo de otro buque que 70
conduzca 4 81 patria, aunque este sc
cree cast SECURE, pues el Santa
! Marta" no hace servicio haSta puer'
tos europeos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
cue levantado el embargo.

Las oficinaS aduanaies De Ia clu-
lad han recibido noticiaS re!ativa-
nente 4 que e. eobierno federal acor
10 levantar el embargo que habla
iecre.ado sobrc Ia eXportaci0n DE-
.anioneS automGTiyes y ~plataiormas.
: quo por 10 taAto, Sc podra CONT
:.uar. ia sin ningunas dificultadcS.
a cxportaci6n dc tales carros
Esto tavoreccra en- gran mancra
II Estado. de Chihuahua, pucs que
as companies minerals que habian
:cSuclto rcanudar SUs trabalos po-
Iran hacerlo y Hear u u propie-
hides todos los clementos de trans
porte que nccesitan ) que taDta fall
"a hacen en- ell vecino Estado.
Sibesc que pasarar en- CT curse dc
a presentc semana. para Ciudad
J~uarez. gran numero de plataformas
ie ~fesrocarril y camioncs automovi-
,cs. destinados a las mas ~podcroSas
emprcsas mineras americans que
-~eauudaran los trabajos en- suS pro
oiedadeS i Ia mayor brcvedad posi-
bic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
Siguen recabando fondos.

En- cl Estado de Chihuahua traba-
jan varias comisioncS oficiaies Ell
recabar del pueblo fondos para dos
obietos distintos: para ell Banco uni
co dc Emission que proyccta cstablc-
Ger cl gobierno carrancista; y para
las ~ficstas que debcran o~rganlzarse
eG honor dc Ncnustiano Carranza.
cuaudo SC rcsuclva 4 yisitar Ia CAPT
tai chihuahueusc.
Cusrenta mil pesos tienc reunida
va Ia juUts encargada do recapar
eutrc los soldados y empleados fedc-
ralcS, del gobierno y del municipio,
foudos para CT Bauco Unico dc Emf
sion. ESta ca1tidad cs 10 que ha
podido rcunirse en- varies moses Y Sc
dice que cl aumcnto que logrc tener
dicha cantidad seri vcrdaderamente
insignificautc. pues va nadie quierc
dar dinero con csc obieto.
In cuanto d los fondoS que Sc han
reunido para gastarlos en- fcstejar q
Carrauza, Sc dice que suman va mas
dc veinte mil pesos. Las ultmas
companies q ~quiencs Sc cXigi6 que
contribuyeran con tai obicto, son las
participates cmprcSas mineraS y meta
!ddrsicas, las que tuvieron que en-
treEar ma DC cthco pHl Pcsos: ;
Todo mJiriduo Q cofP6Faci6n cue
GaSa . la ia. Col. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
NO PARECE Ell DUESO DEL
AUTOMOVIL

III ageate de Ia policia Eason, en-
ccntr6 aver a las dicz de Ia nanana
en- la csquina de las GALES Nathan y
Sweet IN autom6viI pintado dc rojo.
con capacidad para cinco pasajeros,
cl cual habia estado estacionado ALI
DOR mas de veinticuatro horas, sin
cue nadic Sc p~resentara a reclamarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08

CASA > la ia. Col. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
UN HERIDo LEEANTADo DE la
VIA PuBLiCA.

". Santos es cl nombse &C un III
diriduo a iuien Ia poIicia leyanto
aver q las 1920 P. n, de ia Gale
Casino numero 10. Santos presea-
taba aislnas heriIa5 y para que sc
70 ~ateaQieran csLas Tue ;-anSportado
ii Hospital DC Ia ciudaI etr uha an
b4IGncia de q esGaei9u d. pelieis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
FL ministro de Belsiea-

En- CT mismo buque en- que Tlaja
81 diplomatico aleman vino a Cuba
pvocedente de Puerto Linaon, e. Sc
nor Gerardo Echevarria, consul de
Belgica en- Costa Rica, acompanado
de 81 hijo, y Gel dc IN iugeniero bciga
Jose Mel.
FL senior Echevarria permanecera
en- IA Habana una temporada de mas
de TN mes arreglaudo asuntos part
c~ulares. segan informo q los repre-
s~entantes de Ia prcnsa que 10 cntrc-
v~istaron al dcSembarcar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
LLEGARON DE TAMPICO.

So cncuentran en- csts ciudad. i
Ia pde acaban de hcgar procedeates
dcI puerto Dc Tampico. les scn9res
julio @endrsy ;. Miguel Etuarte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-08
81 Cerrizal camhisra de nombrc.

Comuuican dc Ia ciudad dc Chi
luahua que la sOciedad de tipogra-
tos "Guntenberg,' de aquella CAPT.
tai, que esta r~ccaudando fondos pa
"a le*antar un monumcnto a. gene
raj carrancista Felix L. Gomez, que
nuri0 en- cl combatc dc Carrizai, d.
rigio IN cscrito al gobcrnador Con
za,eE, pidiGndole que Gamble el nom
bre de Ia poblaci0n dc Fl Carrizal
por el dc Felix l.. Gomez
FL g]obernador de Chihuahua nc
ha contestado aun u IL Solicitud dc
los tip0grafos de Ia capital del We
ciro Estado.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-03-13

Council Bluffs, Ia, March Ia
Fire early Sunday destroyed four
buildings here in what is known at
the Sapp block, in the business dist
riot, causing a loss of 100000, Four
buildings were owned by E. A. Wich-
ham, contractor, and were occupi-
ed by the Commercial National bank
ticket office of the Northwestern and
Union Pacific railroads, the Gunnou.
de and Zurmeullen wholesale and re.
tail cigar store, 10,-cent store and
offices.
officers of the Commercial Nation.
al bank said the cash and records
were protected in fire proof vaults.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-03-13
MEXICAN BANDITS
KILL IS ON TRAIN
villistas Make Daring Raid at the
Iaguna Station. u

Jaurez, Mex, March g. Salazar's
band Of villa rebels fired into a Mex
lean Central passenger train at La
guna station Saturday, killing forty
five of the de facto escort and
wounding three of the passengers,
according to employees of the Next
can Central who arrived here on a
train today.
They also said twenty of Salazar's
men were killed and twenty-five
wounded by the Carranza escort dur
ing the engagement following the
holding up of the passenger train.
The Villa rebels were reported to
have surrounded the train, overpow-
cred the escort after brief fight and
to have robbed the train of every
thing which could be carried away.
The train was southbound and af-
ter robbing it, the wounded passen-
gers were sent to Chihuahua City by
the rebels.
A train left here early today for
the south with a large escort of va
qui Indians on board.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-03-13
ABOUT SIXTY GERMAN
SUBMARINES CAP
7URED OR DESTROYED
winter, is not improved.

winter, is not improved.
Mrs. Sam Sheldon went to Eag-
lie Grove this noon to attend lunch
con given by Mrs. Will Hagerhorse
there today.
Mrs. w. H. Cunningham ami
daughter, Mrs. Rex Swanson and ba-
by went to Algona today for few
days visit with the Adrian Sterling
family.
Frank Counsel, secretary of the
Williams school board, is in the city
today on business connected with
school matters.
Mrs. e. c. Burner of Nemaha,
concluded a visit with her mother,
Mrs. Minerva Moore, and her sister,
Mrs. J. H. Hoag, today and returned
to her home.
Levi Cottington is in Fort Dodge
today on business.
&C. w. Black is spending the day
in Des Moines on a brief business
visit.
Corporal Verne Tewalt returned
to Des Moines this morning after a
short furlough spent at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tewalt.
A. J. Brueckner, formerly of
this city, now of Fort Dodge, spent
the morning here on business.
Mrs, Roy Martin was down
from Woodstock yesterday.
20. c. Shedd, telegraph opera
tor employed in the E. w. Wagner
commission offices here for about a
year, left this morning for his home
in Los Angeles, in response to tele-
gram saying his wife was very ILL.,.
Mr.. Shedd may not return to this
city
John r. Brown left this morn
ing for points in the western part Of
the state on business.
Miss Jessie Hummel, teacher of
English in the high school at Bed
ford, arrived here Saturday night
for a several days visit with her par
ents. 81 n3es
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-03-13
MADE SHORTAGE GOOD:
THEN ENDED HIS LIFE
Dead Body of Former Kansas City
Bank Teller Found in a
Hotel Room.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 10
With the discovery Saturday Of the
body of Frederick Oberhelman, As
years old, former paying teller of tine
Security National Bank, of this city,
it is revealed by officials of the bank
that a shortage of $25,135 found
in the teller's accounts after he dis
appeared February % had been made
good by Oberhelman because OF
troubled conscience before he shot
himself.
Notes signed by Oberhelman and
found near his body told of death
from his own hand. One was ad-
dressed to his wife asking her for
giveness and absolving her of all
cause of his fall.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-03-13
THE j. S. MARINES
PATROL SANTIAGO
U. S. Keeps Order as Cuban Revolt
Goes on.

Santiago, Cuba, March 10
From his base at Guantanamo, Ad-
miral Henry T. Mayo. commander OF
the United States Atlantic fleet, re-
ceived reports yesterday from at
least five Cuban shore station where
American forces have been landed
From none of them, however, came
any evidence that the putting ashore
of the Americans was the beginning
of intervention.
Five hundred marines and blue.
Jackets are in Santiago patrolline
the city, while smaller detachments
are doing similar duty in Guanta
namo, Manzanillo and Nuevitas.
The government advance force:
arrived at San Luis yesterday. which
was evacuated Sunday by Genera
Comacho after brief fighting. 1t is
estimated that General Fernando;
has between 5000 and 1000 men
while the government forces are sait
to amount to about 5000 men.
The blue jackets were first land
ed. They were followed by the mar
ines. Two by two, sentries patro
the streets and few pieces OF light
ARTILLERY have been planted at tht
Ioutposts OF the city limits.