Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-11-21 | Page 8 | Autoists Were Riddled by Shots

AUTOISTS WERE RIDDLED BY SHOTS Erie. Pa.. Nov 21 Infuriated when their automobile van over his hound near Walnut Creek. 14 miles west of Erie, this afternoon. Lloyd D. Pasto-nus, Pasto-nus, aged 25. fired both barrels or a shotgun at ?.Ir and Mrs. William H. Forster and their chauffeur, George I Keller. I Mr. and Mrs. Forster were less than 10 feet away when Pastorlus fired, and the charge from both barrels I struck them full in the face One j side of Mrs. Forster's face was prac-. prac-. ticaliy torn away and Mr Forster's face and head were riddled by the shots. Keller was not seriously Injured. In-jured. Mr and Mrs Forster were hurried to the Hamet hospital. Their condition condi-tion is very critical. Pastorlus was arrested and is being be-ing held pending the outcome of the injuries of his victims. . Mr. Forster is president of the Hayes Manufacturing company, one of the largest industries in this city, as well as president of the Northwestern Pipe, Wrench & Supply company. He and his wife are prominent in the exclusive society of Erie. nn