davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
QUINN PEzcA EN- IA TRAMPA
UNA osA Y DOS osiTos.

In cazador de Santa re le Cana
IN Rico VIsItante Aficionada q y
Gaia ell Domingo Pasado.
Mientras que Ell Millionaire McFad
den. y sus nnmerosos guias' y sp
r acompahamiento' de perros g.
zadores andan en- las montanas. en
busca del oso v otros animales dc 81
clase. II. M. Quinn, IN decorator de
inferino de Santa re les ha ganade
ma a la partida de Nuevo Orleans.
Quinn pezco una osa grande de pc
SO az tresoientas libras y dos chlquf.
los en- FL naoimiento del Rito del In
Az. atraves del Cafon de Santa te.
como unas doce millas de Santa re
aver a las oohe de Ia manaia.
Quinn que es I'm cazador yeteranoi
halo este dormitorio Ell otonio pasa'
do y sal0 de aqui 81 Domingo POT y
mahana como o la una de IA manana
v lleg6 al lugar a Ia salida del SOL
acompanado DOR un perro ~"fox-hounu-
a las ocho 81 descuhrio el esconde'
dero ' s~eescondi6 debajo de un Pine
real. mientras que ell perro hallaba Ia
fuella fresca. A POGO ratio Ell perro
como, Sc prob6, pues Ia Sonora 0sa
se apapeol6 Embellishments on una
10 pasd y parti6 haeia otra direction
direocion ~opuesta. Quinn disparo IN
fro de su rifle de Remington spe'
cial. oalihre 80. y lie do 81 trio a Ia
osa on la garganta. Partio Ia oaa y
eamin6 una milla antes de caer mper'
Ia. Medfante este Quinn oyo unof
IIoridos on los mas espeao de los "a
MOI del pinoreali donde estaba el sen
tado abajo, y no deseando de tomaI
ninguna chanza, en- 81 companero df
Ia osa. disparo un trio en- 10 mas es'
ueso del ramal y caeron dos osltos
de esta primavera. H no halo dill
cuItad en- hallar a la osa heridas 81
no que luego Ia enoontr6 muerta. Los
animales fueron, traid0s a Ia plaza. J
aouf Sc desoyaron y los cueros esta-
ran en- exhiblcon esta semana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
Ell cuARplADE GAIA Y PEscA
HAcE YIN ARREsTo

Informe s oficiales recihidos hoy
aqnf del arresto Y multa de IN yio'
.lador de las leyes de pez en- 81 RIO
de Becos, por ell diputado de GAIA y
pesca G. S. Hames, que hay . 10 me
o un diputado alerta. que anda eA
las monta5las de los ~ricl.uelos.
Ell ofensor fue George TtDc, dc LAS
minas de Pecos, dice aaf el informel
Sc alega que Frame ''aabfa que Ham
es iba. tras de su fuella~, y que lanzo
suf ouerda de soda en- las aguas muir
mollosas, en- Mayo 81, d~eclarando en-
su conviction que Hningdn diputado
de GAIA 0 pesca le podfa arrestar.'
Sigue Ell cuento, que Hames Sc a.
pareci6 y que Frame rompi0 Ell an
suelo y 10 lanz0 en- Ell richiuelo, y
hizo e~sfuerzos de tirar I'm numero de
itruchas, cuando ell official lie puso la
pistola dehajo de la nariz, diciendole
que 81 10 haola, tendria que entrar a
~sacarlas. Hames Sc consiguio una
.troca en- las minas y puso a Frame
EN- Ell cajon de la misma y con veio-
'cidad 10 llev6 al vale a la oficiHa
del Juez de Paz Felix G. Sandoval,
.anien mult0 a Frame en- $500 y los
costos, amontando TODD a $4,000.
Ell inf0rme dice que a regreso del
.viaje Frame atento de in en- asiento
de adelante raoIamando que rel ha-
bia pagado por su viaie" pero que
Hamesl 10 heoho ahajof y le hizo que
sc sentaae on un cajoncilso, dandole
un via5e de saoudida en- regreso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

4Pero sabfas que tu marido te
e~ngahaba, Y has seguido serena,
afable, risueha.
-Que iba a haceri Le adore
basta la igpominia, y me c%onsuelo
con ana limosna de su amor. STEM
pre- que ANA a otfa mujer, renace
para mi su carino: es como 81 mace
para mi su carln0s es como ST SIN
tiera 10 neuesidad de indemnizar-
me Dor dar a otra 10 que es MIC. $50
Es un cariho piadoso, pero es canine,
y este me bastas .Comprendo que
si reclamara mis- ~deranhnss 81 lie
fmputara So falta, 10 perderfa TODD.
~lcavarfa un honde abismo entire los
dos. Ell amor es dadiVa v no obliga-
ci6n. Y soy. quiza un POGO felix
cegando voluntariamente ante sus in
fidelidades para no perder esa lum-
breclta de Illusion que adn me iiumi-
ma el alma.
-TUANA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
Los MEMER0s DE GALLUP RE-
cREsAN A MEXICO. IN GRAN
DIES NuMERoe; poSclEH,
Tos PoR sEmAMA.

Gallup, JUNO FIJI Consul Mexica-
no, Mariana Garcia, ha estado bastan.
te ocupodo arreglando los necesarios
documentos para el regreso de arri-
ba de doscientos mexieanos mine
rossd de Mexico. Los hombres han es-
tado trabajando en- las minhs locales
p0r los 0ltimos dos o tres amos, pero
deade que fueron s~uspendidos, no
han p0dido hayar otros trabajos, y
ahore ostan regresando a su pats ma
tai. Las indebtedness son que a no
ser que las minas vuelyan a Q pues-
tas en- operation, muchos mas sal
dram del estado en- los s~iguientes
dos 0 tres moses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Ofra ceremonial semejante tuyo III
gar en- Washington, d. Oh al pie del
monuuiento de washington por las
|almas de- los 36Nenes milItares, cuyos
|restos acaban do ser trasladAdos de
|Francia, J pOf las De los SIS s0ldados
de Ia capital que suenmbieron en- Ia
guerra. A~esistieron q ia Misa de- Re-
Icricn et vtccrvcz.ac1tc dc "a GcrH
Iblioa. eli Gen. Pershing, y utras mu.
ohas a~utoridadea del Bigtrlto Federal
del eiercito y de- Ia Marina v repre-
sentantas do todaa las olaBes Eociales
de Ia ciudad
Mlrada RetrospecthNa,
En- 1885, ouando Pho TX establecid
la iararqufa eat6lica en- iuglaterra,
Escooia ! Gales, n0mbr6 Al Eardeual
IWiseman primer A~rzobisp0 de Vest
minister Londresl, Sc. puso movimieni
TO tnda la maquinariR polltica y u
prenaa para ridioulizar Ia disposition
pontifieia, ~pegandose hasta aprubaF
en- el Pariaraento Ell pr0yecto 40 prt'
var a los obispoe de y titul0s epis'
.copales, y de sus derechos a las pro
lpiedades eclesfasticas, anulando todos
sna actos.
Setenta amos han transcurrid0, y
con ellos pas6 la ola de fanatismo. El
Gobierno y los poIiticos honran ah0ra
al cuarto Arzobispo de Westminster
y aun los mismos ~peri6dioos cue tan
to actfvaron entonces Ia oampafia, ce-
lebran en- sus coIumnas este jubilee.
ri @DaiIy TelHgraphrescribiRs HJamas
en- los ultimos trecientos amos ha lie.
gado a ocupar Ia Iglesia Cat6lina una
posici6n tan firme en- Ell pals como Ia
que tiene hoy dfa; v jamhs ha hecho
tan rapidos progresses en 81 ~trancurso
de IN perfwl0 de dieciocho amos, como
los qua Ia necho en- los dieciQcho aaos
que han transnurrido desde L. venida
del Cardenal Bourne a Westminster
Otr0s periodicos ponderaban - fideit
dad a dos y q au patria del distingnii
do Prelados
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
sTRoUP, SNYDER Sc LES DA
PuEsTos sEcos

washington. D. G. JUNO IA. B.
Stroup, de Albuquerque ha sido nom
brado official prohibicionista de enfor.
zamiento para Ell departamento en- RI
Paso y ell anterior algual mayor del
condado de Union director de Ia pro-
'hibicion de Nuevo Mexico.
81 Departmental de Ia frontera IN
cIuye los Estados de Arizona y Nue.
vo Mexico v una paFte grade del es-
'tado de Texas. Mr.. Stroup reempla-
"a a James Shevlin quien resigno en-
Abril IL.
Amhos nombramientos son efecti'
'vos embellishments.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
WILLIAM COMO UN coMPRoMI
so CANDIDATE PARA MARls-
CAL DE EE. uu.

Hay alguna posibiIidad qua Ia CD
mission de corporaciones heche menoa
a Hugh Williams por gu buena guial
aunque 81 Sc uuedo mu yatras en- "a
carrera para Ell nombramiento en- Ia
Comision de Concrete Entire Histadcs-
Sus amigos de 81 chora - estam
poniendo al frente como un candidate
en- compromise en- ell evento de que
la pelea entire Manuel Otero que es-
Ia soportado por ell Asistente Secre-
tario del Interior Fall v Ell Immense
mente popular Secudino Romero, que
esta soportado por Ell Senador Bur
sum, liegue a I'm estado de que se
qued6 marrado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
UN TRIBUTE Al JEFE De SIOUX
CITY

Con toda la ceremonial en- aeueEdo
"a I'm jefe de los dfas va pasadoa, Al
bert Grass de veintiun amos de edadl
el ultlmo jefe de los Indios Sioux
de Dakota, que fuf matado pelando
Ida Dakota, que fue matad0 en- Man
dan " d. Los servicios de Ia Legion
Americana ~juntamente con las COS
ltumbres de los Indios y ouyos MEM
bros conducieron IN funeral militar
por su companero y su camarada.
Los legionistas dieron sepultura al
liefe en- la Holy Fill, un ~lugarcito sa-
grade q los Indios, donde Sc observe
el ultimo gran bale de lossioux-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
aEL ITO BENZ PANKEY RAGA
sf4,5oO De IMPUEsTos DE
TASAclON

Ell condado de Santa ahora podra
pagar ell salario de los oficiales de
eondado por oil siguiente aho.
GET Tio Ben Pankey, Teniente Co
bernador antecedente, ihdividualmen-
IL eli duefo de trecbos de tierras mas
grandes en- el estado pago aver u
impuestos de tasaciones cuando lie
entrego al Tesorero de Condado Ja-
cobo Montoya. una ibranza Q $l1
800 nor sus cuatro ranches en- Ell
eli Condado, u otra p%ropiedad, inciu-
yendo SUI residercia en- Ia ciudad,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
.chzuELAs " oLLAs De coBRE
Sc ENcuENTRAN MlEMTRAs
Sc LlMPlA UNA NORA

Mientras que ell Senior Walter Mil
Ter. limpiaba una noria vieia, en- an
solar vacia, al oriente de la residen-
cla de Van Stone. en- Ia calle de De
Vargas, Sc encontr0 con Varias cazue-
las y ollas muy antiguas. Sc presu-
ria siglos pasados. cuando Sc dice
me que estas fuernh tiradasaen la5Ho.
que los Indips taparon todas las no
fias que hallaron an Santa Fe. Dis
que quo la residencia de Van stone,
fue en- un tempo ocupada p0r oficia-
les prominentee EsDaholas muchas de-
oadas antes cue Nuevo Mexico fuese
anexada a los Estados Unidps. v se
cree one reliquias ~interesantes 50 en-
icuentran en- Ia vecindad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
rUN sEMBREB0R 6UEBK KPEEs
TADo DE6AJo De UNA RAs-
IRA De DISCO

Mosquero. N. M, JUNO sc. N.
Tinker un semhrador Que yiye Ger.
cano de aquf fue acknowledgements
matado ell Microbes en- Ia mahana,
ouando 81 arado de disco que Ell estai
ba operando So cayo arriba de su
cuerpo. Ell tiro de caballos que FL
Senior Tinker arreaba Sc puso inma-
negabIe v los azot0 debaio del aradoi
que paso por arriha de 81 mutilandoI
su cuerpo. Ell era uno de los CO.
charos mas grandes de trigo en- ell
lestad0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
zL nAYc MATA DOS y EA8TlMf
ciNco Al oRIENTE De IT,
CuMcARl

Tucumoarf, N. NJ. Junio 1.-Dnran-
tie n tempestad el6ctriea muy So
vera que vislt6 esta eeeelon anoche
entire laa slete y las nuege una al
pa que estaba en- uno de los caminos
dc campo cerce de los 0ios Areno-
0 al oriente de aquf, IL pogo I'M
rallo matando dos hombres y lasti-
mando cinco otros. Los muertos son
Otto Hyder y su hi5o John Hyder,
Los hombres que theron lastimados
fueron trafdos a Ia ciudad y puestos
en- 81 hospital donde SO disque que
todos recohraran.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Has del lugar en- donde Sc ahog6.
Los c~uerpecitos de los dos nfnos pc
Queios hasta ahora no han sido re-.
cobrados. La casa treinta millas de
Sterling SO hizo astillas.
III repres de las venidas Sc acerc6
dentro de una milia de Sterling. Pc
70 no llego q la ciudad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
EL EsTApo CANA UNA VICTORIA
PARciAL
En- Ell Case de IA Gasoline en- la Cor
to Superior.

Washington, d. O.. JUNO Gel es-
tado de Nueyo Mexico. gan6 en- la
Corte Superior de los Estados Uni
dos hoy una victoria parcial en- su
peIea para sostener su impuesto es'
peciai en- la gasolina, dentfo dc sus
linderos. La corte superior reverse
un decreto del dlstrito de los Esta-
dos Unidos de Nuevo Mexico, en- ia
yor de la Compania de Petroleo Con
tinental. manteniendo que el impnes-
to era Unconstitutional. bajo del pie
que In~terferfa con eomercio de entire
estados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
MANTENcANsE Ia D0cTRiNA De
pREvENcIoN PARA LA GUERRA
ANTE FL PUBLico IS IL CON-
10 DEL sR, CUTTING

Ia Legion Americana fuue urgida
de manterer la doctriua de proven
cion ante ell pdblico por Ell ST.. Cutting
en- un discourse que dirigio en- ell ola
de conmemoracion, cuyos servici0s
theron tendios en- ell sepuicro dc
Theodore Roosevelt on Oyster Bay
Dice eli Tribune de Nueva YORK
eoncerniente q las ceremonies por L.
euafnicion de Ia Legion Americana.
Despues de pagan ia respectos ,
habiendo dejado flores e el cemen-
terio Ia parada regres6 para Ia Gale
principal de Oyster Bay donde ia
~euarnicion de Ia Legion Americana
tenfa eI cargo del programa de los
d~ieoursos y c~antlcos en- IN taDlado
opuesto a Town Hill. FL Doctor Rich
ard Derby hiio pnlftico del finadu
Roosevelt presidio en- la ceremonial
Con algunas palabras de concentration
lei de y 81 significado ell Doctor
nevby present6 al ST. Cutting como
81 t,rador principal del dia, del Nue..
va N1exfcan0 de- Santa Il. FL Sr-
cntfinV es I'M hu6sned en- Sagamore
am. Nauen fue TN amigo del Coro-
ned Rooyevelt
FL SenCr Cutting urgi6 que Ia Le'
zion Americana mantenga Ia doctrina
de- n~rerencI0us ante 81 pnehiO
eNunca pednremos la anistad de
nineuna nacion. manteniendonos fir
mes nor nuesacs derec1os' dto e.
"E enemigo mas fuerte de %cualquier
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
Los INpIos cEtesRAN EN- OKLA.
H0MA

Bajo la auspicie de Ia Legion Anne
ricana los Indios Cheyenne Y de Ara
pahoe en- ei Condado de Kinfisher,
Oklahoma. tuvieron IN dia de cele-
lbraci6n de "Todos Americanos. Tres
recess fleron prenaradas para 10 oca-
sion Y cencluy6 suidaso por 81 iefe
eEl Toro Peleador', y los America
originates. Ia junction termino
con IN gran bale,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Que todns las cosas tengan su lu-
gar; que tn negocio tenga su tinm-
no. Resu6lvete en- 3ajecutar 10 que
debes hacer; ejeeuta sin falta. 10
que hab6iss resuelto No peirdas tiem-
POI; sienpre ocdpate en- alguna c0sa
util.-Frapkin
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Mos Aleqramos
No Sc hello toda la iva. Viva 81
nabo!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

sole mnes Manifestations Relioinsas.
En- ell asdllero de Chaflest0wn.
Mass., Sc celahr6 n solemne Misa
de campana por Ell efGrno deBcanso de
los soldadoa y marinos amarcanos
muertos en- la guerra C~aleulanonee
en- e. 008i1as personaaf que aGistieron
a tan anlemne actO. uresidido por ell
Cardinal O'Connell, Ell G0bemador
Cox y otros distinguishes personaies.
Dsspu6s de Ia Misa ~nreseneiaren Ia
gran parade de los diversos cuarpos
m~ilitares y ciTiles.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
5IYCENSES
.JST BE SHOWN
Chief Orders Patrol
81 to Make Arrests.

&E Police Jerry Kinney issued
ordeShay to patrolmen that persons
VINO havnot obtained 1921 business IL
cehses slid warned and il they are
#Eio8 som arrests viii follow.
S.ers s.cs a repetition Of a warn
ne ! - a few days ago, and already
SELesa lave been made Of persons who
AalLs0 display automobile licenses.
LEer ire two reasons for these ar
rests police say. One Is because
tle VI t42 ts needs the money. The
othe h6t e minals in many cases
usf sHu 9biles to make their escape
a1ter Scr me and In the wake Of the
CRIME Ave thar has swept over the city
durnghe asst month the police are de-
Uerm1na to fol ee all automobile owners
to fisLy Il, 20 es.
44vs we're X e ed last night and ten
to"- u fall lg to display automobile
nc 80 .Iates. I.ta police are also max
Ing arstI q pe sons who park their
car y 81 vs1eet md fail to have lights
ouf9iE Twelve persons were arrested
lasf ok On chare IS Of not having lights
on sbsfT saehi6es
= su.mobile drivers were arrested
last 81 on the charge Of speeding.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
WITNESSES BRING
TOOLS TO COURT
Empty Flasks and Dope
Needle Found in Room.

The fact that they were at the very
threshold of Federal Judge A. B. An
derson's court has not deferred witnesses
called before the Federal grand jury
from having "hip" and wrist" parties
In the second floor restrooms, United
, States District Attorney Frederick Van
Nuys indicated today.
A few days ago, after series Of liquor
cases had been investigated by the jury,
empty whisky bottles were found in the
restroom. Mr.. Van Mugs said. Yesterday,
while violations of the anti-narcotic laws
were being inquired into. Charles La
Sale, baiIin in Judge Anderson's court,
found a hypodermic needle, such as drug
addicts of the shooting" variety use, In
the room.
The district attorney is wondering If
other classes of witnesses are going to
bring their tools with them.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
Newspaper Placed
in Receivers Hands

MARTINsBURG, W Va. Jan. 5.-The
World Publishing Company, publishers
Of the Martinsburg World and two week
~ newspapers, was declared bankrupt by
Circuit Court Judge Woods today on
petition Of Col Stuart W. Walker, a
stockholder. J. Nixon Kilmer was named
receiver and took over the plant imme-
diately. The liabilities and assets were
not named IN the petition.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
NJ 1 Returns After Is
e;rs to ScOld Wife

Mt sEGN, Mich. Jan. 5.-Fiftcen
years 90 John Budeman suddenly dis
aPpea Tust as suddenly he appeared
yesterday scoId his wife, saying she
MAJ remarked. He left before she could
convince hin that was untrue. But to-
day the couple were reunited. Budeman
SAID Ne had been in the lumber camps.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
Judge Says Threats
Are Made Against Him

BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.-Police Justice
Paul JOhannsen announced in his court
that threats had been made to kill him
and to dynamite homes of employers by
striking clothing workers. He said he
had been warned on the telephone that
his life would be in danger unless he
M tim
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
Omaha Car Crews
Arm 10 Meet Robbers

OMAHA Me-, Jan. EVERY conductor
ana motormar on the Omaha street rail-
way lines Is Carrying a gun today. Per
mission to arm themselves was given the
street car men ~ Mayor Smith in an
effort to curb the recent epidemic Of
street car robbe-ies.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
100000 WAR PRISONERS
FREED THROUGH LEAGUE
100, 900 More Await Repatriation
Circuitous Vladivostok Route
Eliminated

NEW YORK. August S.-The pris-
onerS of war that have been restored
to their homes by the league of ma
tions. now total approximately 400, 900,
with a little more than 100000 yet to
be repatriated. it is announced by
the league of nations news bureau
here.
Through DIR. Fridtjof. Nansen of
Norway, high commissioner for the
league Of nations, the soviet govern
ment was prevailed upon to arrange
for the transportation of 10000 pris-
oners from central Siberia by land to
Europe, thus eliminating the costly
Vladiyostok route, around two-thlrdS
of the globe. This arrangement, the
bureau stated, had made it possible
to close up the Vladivostok route
after 1850 prisoners had been sent
home that way. Three Baltic routes
and one from NovorSsisk on the Black
seat to Trieste are still in operation,
it was said.
The total number of mep transport
ed by the Baltic routes up to July
/ was $4,000, the bureau announced
In addition, about 10000 more were
transported by land from Riga to
Stettin. Direct steamship service now
has been established from Petrograd
to Stettin.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
Finance CORPORATION
MAY ESTABLISH OFFICES
Extra Machinery Will Be Neces-
sary if Scope Is Broadened to
Agricultural Relief.

Establishment of War Finance Cor
poration machinery in all parts OF the
country may be necessary in the event
Congress enlarges the duties of that or
ganization, according to opinion of Of
ficiaIs OF that body. Administration OF
agricultural credit relief, especially in
the west and south, it is said, would
make essential the extension of the cor
poration's facilities for handling busi-
ness into the farming centers.
Legislation now pending, it was ex-
planned, would authorize the corporation
to deal with some 1000 banks in the
interest of farm export loans. as well as
trust companies and individuals. More
than 81, 900, ,000, 900 may become involved
in the various export transactions deal
ing with cotton, grain and cattle, Off
cials asserted.
The enabling legislation now proposed
would terminate these activities at the
end of June next.
. To handle what may be an enormous
business in less than a year, 1t was be-
lieved an emergency organization might
quickly be built up along the lines of the
governments wartime staffs.
However, officials declared. with the
enabling legislation still pending and the
possibility of considerable change in the
bill before final action by Congress no
definite plans have been worked out for
conducting the new business. although a
tentative program is under consideratiO
Evening star., 1921-08-08
WOMAN SHOT NEAR HOME.
New York City Employe Wound:
Self After Being Repulsed.

NEW YORK. August S.-Mrs. Jose
phine Kruer. wife of a retired liquor
dealer. was shot in the race ana
shoulder yesterday while entering the
fashionable Hendrix Hudson apart
ment house at Riverside Drive and
11Oth street. where she lives. Her
assailant. whom she identified as
Thomas F. Mccarthy. city employe,
was, found a few feet from the door
with bullet wound in his head and
a revolver with three exploded cart
ridges at his side. At the hospital.
where he is being held on charge
of felonious assault, physicians said
he was not expected to recover.
Mrs. Kruer told the police she knew
Mccarthy slightly and had repulsed
his advances. He accosted her as
she was returning from the home of
Z friend she said. and, without a
word of explanation or warning, fired
twice at her and then shot himself.
Mrs. Kruer's injuries are not con-
sidered serious.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
MANNIX TO TAKE OATH.
Archbishop Willing 70 Swear Al
legianee to King.

BRISBANE. Australia August T.
Archbishop Mannix, who has just re-
turned to Australia from round-the-
world trip, during which he attempted
to visitdreland but was not permitted
to do SO. has expressed his willing
ness to take the oath of allegiance
to the king.
Archbishop Mannix, when he ar
rived in Queensland last Sunday, was
permitted to land without hindrance,
although it had been reported by a
news agency dispatch from Mel
that the Australian government in
tended to require the .prelate to take
the oath of allegiance. Acting
Premier Cook was quoted as having
said. however. that the Australian
government had decided not to inter-
fere with the archbishop.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
SOLDIER BONUSES
REACH BIG TOTAL
State Legislation, Passed or
Pending, Gives Veterans
$375,OO0, 900.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August S-State leg
islation. converting more than $685.
100000 to the aid of world war vet
Grams, has been passed or is waiting
popular referendum, the Bank of
America announced last night at the
conclusion of a nationwide survey
of the bonus situation. Veterans. in
fourteen states. already are receiving
cash bonuses totaling S1S4,000, 900
and in eight more states legislation
providing for cash bonuses of $751;
100000 now is pending.
Only Alabama, Georgia and Missis-
sippi have failed to pass Legislation
authorizing aid to veterans in exemp-
tions or benefits of some kind. the re-
port declared.
The bonuses range from $40 a month
for service in a number of states to
SIS a month in North Dakota. Sew
eral states set maximum rates. rang
ing from $100 in New Jersey to $500
in Oregon.
North Dakota claims the honor of
having been the first state to pay the
bonus, and Illinois heads the list for
amount with S55.0O0,000 provided the
bonus law passes a popular referen-
dunn.
Many states which have given cash
bonuses also are providing aid or a
practical nature. In fifteen states, aid
is offered for vocational education
and in California Dill mas peeH
adopted providing for vocational edu-
cation of veterans dependents.
Arizona, California, Oregon and
South Dakota provide aid in buying
homes, and in Oregon the bonus is
made optional with the privilege OF
borrowing up to $4,000 on real estate
from the state. Nine western states
offer assistance in settling on farms
and in eight more western states spe-
cial boards have been established to
look after the interests of former
service men.
In Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts.
Michig gan, New Jersey, North Dakota,
South Carolina, Texas and Wyoming
veterans are exempted from taxation.
Sixteen states provide for civil service
preference in the cases of former
service men.
Evening star., 1921-08-08

Chicago claims to be the greatest
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