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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
4
A damaged report describes a criminal gang eluding capture after a seaside escape. The wireless tappers have dispersed to Aron-barred havens, leaving law authorities to continue pursuit and the country wary of further robberies. The piece notes a long history of such offenses and calls for vigilance in postwar safety efforts.
Students at Vassar College saw themselves in motion pictures shown by the alumni association. Prof George Darbenk Shattuck led the geology display with scenes of last year. Proceeds support a million dollar endowment for Busy Euipsran City projects and the Hurston Bot vombari. The report ties the city to historic events involving an ancient colony near Odessa and Ottoman conflicts.
A past incident from fourteen years ago surfaces during a Scottish duke visit to the crown prince. He enjoyed a respite from royal oversight, but a telegram then ordered him to depart immediately. German attendants, including a chaperone and others, were present as plans shifted.
An officer in Crete commands four detachments to secure a local village, seeking bribes from neighboring mayors. Most offer 2000 to 3000 francs, which the officer rejects, except Venialien the mayor who withholds help and earns the commandant’s friendship. A future remark to Venialien praises his quiet intelligence and honesty.
A French artist portrays acts of heroism from the 4OW battlefront, sketching soldiers amid debris as front lines shift. Meanwhile a Paris cafe tale highlights Savages French fluency, and a New York group recalls the 1812 Tree of Light origin shaping public Christmas displays nationwide.
Notice forbids hunting fishing or trespassing on the property of Jason W Jones. The document serves as a legal warning under applicable penalties and invites readers of the Avalanche to note the restriction.
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