St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 27, 1916

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We] cverything she wanted. mar avenues. ceeded on the throne by Archduke ] ernment at 6 o'clock dar ee : p. m., of Aug. 31. the night of the trag- , E ’ goes te. Ete — ere guns pointed at me and the cashier have been hospitable to all creeds and] In the five months she lived next door] porteous complained that the locomo- Charles Francis, 2 years old, who mar- signed articles providing for the 2 : ee eee ee ee ne fe dane — 1 a og 90 trial, and Davis’ attorney, J. 8. Merry- aid 3 8 der husband's property. by advice of . peace he had been conscious of repre-] the front one. 1222.7 N27 r 48 5 withdra laining that Bie eo — ia of going with friends to She had been seriously ill for some nee thie r and R BB, W. F 45) man, asked to w. oxp 1 ; counsel, and wd, 1 ö Queen Wilhelmina Has Mumps. time, and hope for her was given up en ng e Spir 0 m n no Saw Intruder Enter oom. 7 A. M „6 „„„6„ =A 12 . 2 his client was going to plead guilty. a 2 —W atte, Smentees LONDON, Jan. 27.-A Reuter dispatch private convictions merely of his own. “standing in the dining room door 1I[ 9 .. 3 me ae hc 4 ' . yesterday. Miss Cook had been active 4 * hy l h a — The Judge then rebuked the lawyer, de- er . * 2 e Ae Png — =e 4 e * the sinner „ 1 ses Official forecast for St. Louis and | claring he intended to “weed that class 3 5 f 8 r ; n arlor n court 5 cae, er eee 2g: eee l richt a ta ple to —— its ee. phir I pd see the west front vicinity: Snow tonights tomorrow | of would-be lawyers out apres 2 5 > 850 Pig rupt her trip of the flooded regions ow- 2 Post-Dispatch is the only evening news- 38 . ee wearoom an snc ities probably fair; much colder, with a Another lawyer. Lee A. Hall, represent- 5 uae A ing to an atiack of the mumps. 2 in St. 11 at . 8 n Own destiny s own ‘ window of the bedroom. 8 0 cold wave and a temperature of about ing a Chinese, was rebuked in like 28 . news * The President illustrated the attitude} opens on a porch which runs across the ae te by the Judge aes om of the United States toward weaker na-j front of the house. The nearest street 9 . Hace was‘ edntanned 06 ate ments th 0 78 ‘ 452 | tions by his Mexican policy. light is 50 feet east of the house on the A cold wave, jail, and Wung Lung, Wong Woo and Crowds filled the streets so densely} shadow on the window. when the President left the hall that his “T heard a noise at the window and ~ The daily tale of Post-Dispatch leadership. automobile was forced to stop while he] peard the latch sip. The window was morning of the : . 2 e : d ith th sed arm Home-Merchants’ Advertising Wednesday, leaned out and shook hahds with the] tuen raised and someone stepped into abnormally w ' people. ite room. I stepped into the second spell which has January 26 The President refused today to support | bearoom and took my husband's revolver eren the Mid- the movement for an amendment to the] rom a dresser. We did not buy this a i P ost-Dispatch alone 46 cols. Federal Constitution providing for wom-| revolver recently. My husband has had en suffrage. He spoke briefly to 200 [It 11 or 12 years. We kept it loaded be- * * \ On the same * its THREE NEAREST © 40 ] members of the Congressional Union for] cause of the recent burglaries. ff re Fo a . 8 ‘ — Woman Suffrage and told them he feilt „When I got back to the dining-room 1 | cold f = competitors MBINED carried only sigs co the suffrage question should be dealt; door the intruder was advancing toward tli N pressive efron: es Post-Dispatch EXOESS over all three | hey Shaded co a i ae ee U predicted. sero co 8 The President received the suffragéttes | to the parlor. mitt for 8 a ee addled together 0 fter they had sent him a series of notes Fired Without Taking Aim. = i eat neal Gan: tee have her hus- ge concentra . and had waited for him for more than] “I had never fired a revoiver. I didn’t N widow told by ting 1 store-news in the an hour at the Waldorf-Astoria, which aim. I just held the revolver in both ' — 3 50 ected. Once tomers. ; ere this morning from Washington pre- pulled the trigger. 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