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..tsE DENIES b ANKRUPTCY i;
9Maher Contest Proc dings
Involving Hotel " enture. n

NJ NEW YORK gust -. y Danny,
Nah or, Al Jockey. who Is Ii, Europe, has
made "a demand fol-. ~ jury rial in he
bankrupt icy proce dings broug vi in this
city on May 9th against 81 the firm Of
Long, Johnson and Ma her, former pros
Sprletors gof the Hotel snranac.s ri vi
s her, through his a. torneys, has put
denies that no "a Slnsolvsnt and con tends
that the assets OF the K Arm exceed tho
debts 8by3 81, 600. SIS He says the part nershlp
was dissolved on March as On April
i7tl B a receiver Was appoint ted for ~ The
partnership aesets, md he denies at the
time the receiver Was appel nted that the
assets were tticient to pay the dobts,
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s,ble ana rohibited n Ia add ion to hichi
several other new eat Tres Ars also inco
5porate II the most inipor tant being briefs
OF the rules definins Sth urisdi ton Of
each ofiicial +; aa very luminous vet sim
Die Ind x, and the ins on ot the pan1alt III
Tor lola ion8 81 rule in itself.
tbs paragrap hs being Siny a ,ff aisI
ytinotivs styl . of5 type, hictl aenables!sthe
penalty to- be aean inst tan
SlS the matter Sof Size and con tents this
Years spald lngs OIL ial Football II Guide
$sur-passes ali previous 4 numb ers 9 20
gea ontaininE a FUND of footpf IN a.
formal
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VI PACING ONDER: ss.s
sBillings's M N esvS II orse Has Step

|SBillings' s. IN lew q orse Has step s'E
ped ~ Mile in 40 13
~ Bia cklo ok, the sensational West
ernS recently purc sed By @. X q g.
Billings, through his rtatiye.S M TUT
ray Howe; for so, co., has arrived at Glen
IEyille track, Cleveland I. and been placed In
Tanner cha rEe. This PAGER lisa
old stallion by Cuckoo, 2;1s IA.
dam Jenny Brown, Il by Brown John; son
sof BrownEHa al q IA s1-2,g and was bred BY
III. n. Davis, Of I HUI tsYill e, Ala, BLACKS
Ialock M Is q d 8 large, ia strong 10 king black
PAGER, standing over six en- hands hign !,
|gand looks like "a poWerfu l horse In every
way. Up TIL the time that p lltngs ps1r.
chased him he L wa owned N by VII
Stub ield, OF g ran. "a s[' RI
tlors emen for some time \ past,
and In June mpleted the circuit OF the
sLibertyYIlle ok N IN 9; 04 4 81 sdlrin sa
morning work gu t.ES} Inf theSs brushes he
showed yastonishing bursts OF speed. and
hiss performancesS began TO tract the
attention OF all over the 60 n-
try. On Jul " 4th d e raced over the same
track and won a 81 y he pleased ~ reducing
This record OF "a TO ;07 = and then
he expected 70 race, BY Il the nlaet ting was
called on u Ho was he over. however.
and sorked out over The .DaY ,t q
track .SS TX
s While al this track Black ook showed
sthe fastest mile OF his career. going tho
ErouteS1n just 2 :01 o.. THIS port, although
generally doubted at first, has been con-
gfrmed by several rel e BILE persons /, and t
;is-hard 10 disn believe .sS!;iS
MI Blao lock was then tipped to Deca-
sturi5 L, where he paced al mile In z; ;o3,
With the last Il h alt In 81 gsecOndS soon
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:S1 OO,OOO aGl 10 sBUl -
q HARV YARD FAS B0ATHOUlSEE.
4, /, 3 4 Ths rim N DlIy,,patch,)

special Y Is The Time p lspa tch,)
BOSION, Al rust as II hroug IN the pene-
ficence Of George ". a Weld Harvard 20.
who died last yeas Harvard y lJniYer l,l
Is soon to have a new cid boat house,
..whioh viii Sstand on harles RIVER 4
on the lite Of the ola n house, near l the
Boylaton Street bridge, 3fs q u
n Two large balconies on the water side
q the house Will owe look the river.
and give "a very extend ed View In both
}directions, The new house Will be s15s
Feet long BY n "a b feet II wide and Will
cost about $100. 900, .3j " d
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STRIKE i NE CENT
.Londo Unernpl eds Go odless
Rather han Y eld lin q cinand.


Rather Than isld I'm !! Dc "a! Y
LONpoN, Aug uat 10. s-., "a Tx ira oi binary
str tke took place Ia Isond on last Monday.
twas planned work this morn sta.Ii
ing on reservoir IN \ Hamps tead, and
about 200 men who had been sunelnp loysd
for mont his. \ " hose tamilies are on the
verge & oe n starvatio " had bsen ensass'dd
70 ia al ggi III q w hen be- men arrived on
the ground the con trao tor Sforenl an told
them they would receive 6 ~ pence (thir-
teen cents} par our 4 hereup on bout e
dozen came ri forward and demanded I
5pcIce per hour, refusing TO DO sa BY. q
work for less ~ q he con trabtor not yield
Ing to the{rF demand, they wa ked 81,
lSE The REMAND Ter OF 4 the men at once pre-
seilted o. demand for pence per hour. and and
gave the contract til 10 81 lock g come
to their terms, w hen The clock struck
10 they had no Il. received q 90 tisfac story
answer to their demand, and vii haut
hesitate they all went away, M
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AMERl CAN G0 LFERS \; ! ~
{ n, TO INVADE Eh0 AMI n
fDp, =, q q The Tlms,-plspaA ~ n

(Dpsciai 10 The Tins Dispats Ssg,s
4 NEW YORK, AuSust9 y. y lex ia Smith.
the ma ttonal rolf ohAnpion. and Wtlliss
Anderson. who formerly held tina y Tile.
are planning IN inva sion Of Dns gland aalidS
Scotland !. w hi an ideaS Oh wrestings lauralss
from King Edward 4 cub ects. n who use
isuperfl uous hi ana show ing tha HiEhs
slanders how 10 play their own game Only
their eng gements In this ooun try will
prevent the two American oxper ts from
sailing. sS 5 IS
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sWorrne n PLAY Ball Game

w omen tI2y
\ RoYBRBFORD, r August lS,--Tha
great national game Of aseball has taken
suoh hold on this town hat 9 team
OF married woman played - team Of single
were played, ana resulted IN the defeat
y d those az single hlssssd ness by score
81 IA to a. Between 40 and 40 persons
Witnessed the game, ohesred by the VIC
tors. The ga ne was played 8un der ne
national rules, Batteries Married women,
Mrs. william BisbinS and Z Mrs, Dowalt;
single women. Mlsts Aiisler and Della
Cots. Struck out--ty paWalt /. II Colts. =.
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PLAN STAY PRINCE R e l'!El
.Kidnaper5o Miss ii ellen M. Stone
III N eW3 ri IT. II X &

I$ LoNpoN 8 Angus IS "a dispa tch8 to q
4 news agency from II Jenna said that y y
reported " that Yanne saRdauslky the the
Macedonian loader who was q member
OF the SbrigRnd band wi ich ln8i1 9o1 n CAP
1 turad Miss Helen n, Store. the lnerlcan
missionary, and held hery unit Sransomed,
has hidden himself 8t5 In the &s Blstrltxa
Forest, surrounding ~ 2 rinca Y Irerdln and''s
villa, with the obje OF \! Hing the Prince,
1 Va he villa Is strongly guarded and tbs
PRINCE seldom leaves Wi lss a
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tanned ): THE BRoNcHo
Kind Treatment fade q Cham an
38ss 35 tpiona q ut# ot,f 4 Wild Mare.

IcdAlAACAAt Il "a
Nm 81 pion ~ Z ut 81 ST 4 Wild Mare.
q can = training Sof The Broncho {ha4 been
Il n ost ling of the turf.
81 he took her she vii nervous,
\, g 4. II ready t. strlk any ono
10 came near She would not pace.
nv ianted Is the anlkie.s eng
tried y Il jura her keep and 70 DO al
az q 3 bad things bad horses;
Cha l : De never lost his tde
nat "a the marc az all times. y hen
she was doing her There Were.
hen was aid 70 81
near hef,S stall. while can would ,yalk
NJ, "A hand the wild animal 81 lump q
~ Is I. NIB her nose and play her
$Sors M an hour at She sel l ION
tried 10 njure him and s r t dlally D \,
came q bet ter act tor the IN rhckf, s 49,.
within elk mont tbs she 8had
q iols abuckilig, nlan-eati ting wild morse
~ 4 sIr,,iet. Kind ana even empere ed race
a,nrse. both on the ira ok and Inst paEtl.
5Glar rio Dean has six orr sew en- shiloreh
~ avarv one exc pt the small stS ga aDy,i
IN 4 rivsn ThoE Broncho, an one 81 l 2
;i.ovs aged twelve wo riseds her ct Liberty
v,,iss$a few Weekas ago In 3 when llI !, Y
nroba bly, the fast est mile drAYsh
"a s. 40 Young. II ~ not an uncomm ne
ring Tor 3 can to put his baby on .In 7,
q back ~ she is IN her. stan,
and she stands wi her hal fsGlnt g,
aeem i to know that she NE s play thing
loved by her tral and that n n
'Wiil ia tan her Will q he IS around
sI vas Dean who named herss'Lhe hfon-t
40 because 81 nor bucking sand rearing
md tearing dispositio N When he got g e.,
sIo1 A earned u that she had been beaten
~ some o. her. keepers, ana that she
ia Vas scared 1halfa out ct her wits At the
& ina 10 knowing they really,
wanted 81 her, but as soon as she Sle armed
ffhnt no one sW ould abuse her ~. hersn Y
homo nom she changed her disposition alto
ssaet her. and IL Is an UNI o1nmon thing now
Far her to make y ssit, lllsE Pas
w,lsera formerly It was hard to keep h Ess
OH her feet. :. I, ~, I,
int seems like II was losing one % my
sch,ldren., said Dean at Auro lyl q Week
4 20 " hen come one spo ks TO him abons
me nj Brroncho HAVING been purchssed py
4 y, man in Winnipeg Dean SAID he 81 hatea
IA " see liz E ieaYs linn, and llgNfd ~
least that no might Keep her 8 hla sea- g,
se1 ana give her a 100 Sinark. This VIII
3probq bly, be done either ~ Decatur or at
AfilWa uk ee. g8et$5
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SWEEPSTAKES 8 w I, WON
American Went Throug i II With With
aS85 out Z osingS a Single Game. "a

out Losing a Sling S1alIl
BERLIN, Aus rust 10 international It,
chess tournament ut Nurembt burg, when s'
began July I'd came to5a close Is,
day. Frank ~ ]. Marshal car won
sthe first Prise Wit y 1-2 wins " having
lost not i single game. SECOND PLACE ,i y
taken ~ \; Duras with wins This sIElis'
was. the young Dol a PLAYERS se-
coI,,l appe arance In an nternnt tourS
4, 1 i, IN and ci,es ers xpeot him TO
develop formtd able the$nex y
few Year,. .s
ehlech ter, who won the first prize li,e. g! e.
the recent Ostend intsrnati onal. tou t17a.
mont, ana Fleiphtn ann lded third ant
fourth moneys. ~ M
This two great surp OF the tourna |.
mont wore tho poor Of and
sJanowski NJ The former osoyerwhelmed
Marshall at Juremb,irE about 9 year {, aso
took ten tn place, n VIII lie Janowsk ended
the list Sbrac keted with the Russian st.F
player, Przepiorka 81 3s:S III
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.AnaAssiJgI,!nEllI!1.lent.
(gpeclal 10 The Tlmss-p lapateh,)

Especial to The Times Atch,l fei3
IA SOUTH BOSTON n " Al Az gust ~
Messrs b. q, Griffin y Son who have
for d number Of years been Ren RACED I'm
{the saddle ana harness business here
ihaye filed with the II ted states Court
through theirS nttorn o., g. II Ed Illnnds,
OF Danyills, a petition In bRnkrsi ptcy..
The liabilities are reported { to Z be II, 0O0.
assets, q a few, on tat ling accoun
amounting tosabout $50 AIessra, Griffin
s. Sons stock was dostroysd by ere June
list last,
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aEE
r. On MES

Grand Circuit eeting
ollowing ~ "a lit of 81 mastiAgs
I'M riouss circ,l,l 3 y ReadYille
gust 21st to S24th RockV lille. ugusta
:e1st to oath Yellsvt1l es EustS
521st I'roytd emo
eth Ito septembe LIST NJ HornellsVil MI
August 18th TO h 81st ~ Rochester,
~, August 18th to- Sept her M ;Sss ls
chester, M August 2sth to 931st FaochessG
ter i. septembe rEs 50 tot u: iii
Conn, II September I'd to It'll /. OrangehlrG.s s
IN. ~ eptemberi 4thS to- 7th: N TIN
Md, september II Il d to Sth ndianapol
Ind. eptsmbsr 10th 4 70 II ;sss s9yracuaesS
Sep .embsr "a Qth ~ stos ibth ;;st rroapAet
Park, Nd, saptambers nth to III
Thor rough bred r acing !. ri ESGSgiis II
EASTERN.
&c; Saratoga &1ssociat Ion, AUGUST eth Ssstp3
INST Coney Island Jockey Club Fall)s
September 1stS to- l5th II Isockin shamS f.Ar ksSs
s8eptsmb eri 1st To 18th H Brook yn JookeyS;
Club Gall, ssptemb sr tn to thysj
Brighton Beach Ealp Oct bsrS 1stiSssS tsS
i(FalD, October 9Th "a 10th etropol
81 Jockey Club (Talu octo bsr 23d tai No.
syeniber8 I'd & Aqueduot ID (Falll ryoyaInbsfs
sd to 18th SWas hingt on Jockey Club (HAlll,N
Novem1bs 18th 10 1sconib sr 1sts 5SSss
sWEgTEHN NJ AND CANADA
III Ontario Jockey Club cToronto AusS
,t,imn) September 12d to seth.
s3 OREr0N IL 9 u n sI
Donoastsr 81 mssting II begins en- Sop eInbsrsI
nth; Dt. 81 Lager IA Zone mile, six 1urlongSs
5thlrty-tWo yarda)s Sept Hbers ~ CsasT,ssss
witch 1.-TWO and one auartsr Ir,iles) QotosSs
Der 10Th; cambrid hire Gone mile I've y N
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NJ atched for S 600 Side.
h 8fs ispectal Id The Times. lapstoh.

I'M PHILADNLP EIlA, August IS u; FlxT:
Govern 81 syY iilianls M Bum y Ebert wagon
record S ii and h Al Ichael sullivan'ss
Ameri can were rr.a ohed ~ t g,
rnoe septemb Der attn over track ~ be
mutually agreed lpo h, Nv b on ikely 70 70
be the Belmont track he Taco VIII pe
tho "a Is receipts 70 to ohar1 " az VIII
ia tn la ness, q N he heats best thrsS IN
ave llea to- tional rule ~
govern, MI tllst he mat h made play or pay.
Ebert will abe tratne W. ebert Braw Al
ley while Trainer ope viii prepare
tAmeri can Boy. ss
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irn0
III :, IAN NJ
y Stiaas Al IA 9ta t NAV account
y - " w,
~ j. :. n ~ - y ti,rn,,ai,
- Z "a 4 =, r,orsna were
S55s
a$ vii Il "a. IA a vi 8 has been iden-
v if,ad viii, q ,e Tarne horse rests
aRicl,Ir11 t,nd for nor than a quar- Of III
Nh, tury. and 10 stiil activelyl I'll, gagged,
has q a stable 81. trott erss q ana PAGERS nj
training at Acca Farm, and mos & Of them;
are mai King speed. b Few good horses have
Sleft here since he becan,e connected with
the n game but that q Bas sS has sn Of had
smoresior less & to do WI h 4 their q eyelop.
men, as messed by the peri ormance;s
of elson, 9. SlS
F'irewood hitby.. u l-s
joyful Z 3 hId AZ score 81
more. Bass 10 nov working Tor speed e, 81
Princess !;
10y IL .ae = - ~
ell Z,
4 s. 4hat
I. . Means
3sao,ms =. y \, mise.
oSaD ~ MY S
~ ~, !. N, = n,,sT "a
Ia Ma ~ ,,ar
:, y ~,
py X -
~ N - ~. d
Il S3 7,
M Dun Green % 3 mas 9
among & s her {$ horses IN raining there
4 Essex1s bay gelding, 4, by Judge Morrow.
dam Mimosa u Mamie Ordway. chestnut
mare. by @ rtl " dam Anna Page.
.1an, ssA ma Pare, ~ Hayden Edwards.
/ E.aar Enualified ], ~ he &yYarrenton Hunt
3cints 81, q q stoutly "a de horse 8of fine
s,ya /, Z 4, hol,id AZ we'll over the humps
= Z, ~ ana m attIaS ana Mamie
Ora ~avsara both spe ca b mares an have
earned winning brac kets &. They we're bred
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man,s olson, ana on the same prin niplasSS
one man 4 nerve Ia apt to m AXE anotAe
man nervous. III I'D Nh Ell
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Until Il yesy recently ( seven locomotive
'englres made In E}n land In INT We're ~
use On The Nal eclSay Raj WA 70
South term syl &
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|.Ilj and
OTHERS May GONE

B&fI Continued .frOm,a F,lrst$ 81
THE great stable of and Miss iaollo
"a v.1@ known a. u the Nv estohest ers arm.
Vii ch shows Ssucfl good ones as Onerios,
SRe Raven, Buck Colonial Boy. Cent %
II Il, j ck@ Frost 8and C,ygnet. \,
II Is also thong II Dick Donelly,
WITH Rilie ana Heat herb Dom. viii come me
down and make a bid for the $500 hung
ups for the world's record hiEh Jun lI1
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TWO TRAINS Il TO Il LYING II az Ro. VIA
# q, q Oh Am 50 n v E r VI N e y NV
\ Pullman slsepers 20 q Lyncbburo, & hatural
Bridge sStattoN and Scl lttoFiS Forge, ssi
Chesap q and oh train leaY ng r. ictls
mona at Gas r, dali " except Sunday
Via James River Line, carries through.
sleeper, to Lynchburg, Natural Bridge
and Cllfton Forge. arriving Lynehhyr
and Clifton Forge o 81 A, NJ. n eturningss
sleeper viii arrive Richmond $40 n
y dnily except Sunday. Sleeper open for
ocouparcy at Lynchburg $50 ID A, 3Ess5
Daily. train leaves Richmond for Iyrch.l
burg and Natural Bridge at o;2o l4A. M
With parlor car Ii B N
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- NM 4s.. SIS n; s.s ST. ] % Il =
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winning clip with seemingl IL unin paired
Vital Ity, IIoye er, Nj he bay gelding ~ ~
sri az the stou test $of irgl MIA thorough
strains % blood y. and i tina g may account unit
sinSS measure at least for constitu
SviKor of a rare sort. az no trac es through
both sire and dam TO horses that We're 'sl
able to- win races Of four mil heats
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5g8 i a Crabtree, the Boston ma that
ON owns the Virginia bred trotter Prlncine
f2;1B 81 by Sidney Pr noe. - q. q broth :
Sto the famous actress, Itot IA.
s Nutboy, :O9 ia, gano Their good money 81
I from Virginia, 4 as the son of a utpline,
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mated w some asndlsh mentality. II
her normal state she Il clever
though Ut ~preeocious. bright and
~xInsosns.
Tho circumstances surrounding III
shooting which has again brought
her Into the IlmeliKht are - mysteTl
oas q the other facts which have
marked hesr young life. The shooting
took place some three weeks ago. IN
victim being Jesse Bardsn. d gouns
farmer boz. who had paid court q
Miss Ethel. He turned up ii hii
home with q bullet embedded In hi
lung. For q week or more his iifs
vas dispaired u He accused hi
sweetheart of the crime. while shs
as stoutls denied IT, She was arrest
"a. and On tho long night ride 20 The
county prison. the unusual girl Joke
and txitted the sheriff and appeared
10 be IN the highest spirits. There
n q general feeling that the girl Will
be dismissed ana Ieft free 10 further
myssify the community With her
weird and inexplIcible powers.
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Alaska Tin In
dustry Growing


washington. q. G Mar is-An h.
teEes1lng account u the development
U the York TN region III Alaska. dur
1915. II 10 be Included IN the fortil
couaing pgDgsess report u tIae uniira
states Geological SURVEY concerning
IT. s0rk In Alaska during The past
neid season. Ths report gives . brief
Outline Ut the topography and geoio-
~ cI the York district. and then Dc.
seribes the Tin properties thus far
kno2n. which include both lode deIsos
It. and placer deposits. Should the
lode deposits seem 70 carry sufficient
values To par for exploitation. they
Will have m4ny Advantages over plac-
.er dep1etx. They can be operated
during H. sssir>< ssr. while placer
[deposs "a y ukfked only during
the sh6E< cpea spason. and the work
Ii smbIso& even than 90 the frequent
delays and Inconvenience caused by
storms. foods. and lack Of water.
The lode deposits include those OF
the Lost River area. the Cape Noun.
tain area. The Buck Creek area, and
The Ears Mountain area. On Cape
Mountain prospecting for tin has been
carried on since 1901. and q large
amount Of work has been done. Fine
pieces u float tin were found Mt many
places In the vicinity Of Cape Noun
tain, but II was not until 1904 that
the ore was found In place. During
1905 there were further discoveries
Or tin ore that made the outlook more
encouraging. So far no producing tin
lodes have been found In the Buck
Creek area. but several small tin
bearing veins were located last sum.
mer. Prospecting on Ears Mountain
continued during the season of 1906.
Tho only placer tin deposits found
In Alaska that have had any output
are those on Buck Greek. They have
produced TO date about 81 tons OF ore
that would average probably 65 per
cent Of metallic tin. The other placer
deposits described are those OF Grouse
Greek. Red Fox Greek. and other
creeks flowing Into Loops Lagoon,
Mint River. and of streams flowing
from Ears Mountain. !
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44Et II seseAex 2n3 s~nxln1esxsx skil
AZ aAxeaalfy. Tke sorx Axs cos
0x.s tlk One sasHalAas &C 10
taAnsz l. Il Cries. Is fhs RAode Va
~. aaA fAs other II Isssle. III ltsly.
AZ sSaasixss C TO sannsas. aaly one
- shleA VII n res<nt u as<a ~
trains. ahs sexxzsa ssrsing Inc gars~ssa
~ : ssntll1slsx s&xfI. tArDuxh shleA
~ eabse feet q xsr esn ~ pass
- every ssexssd. brikxinx The teuapef
afafs dosn q - degrees FshrenAeI
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Young Girls Weird
Hypnotic Power
Ethel Sturtevsni Puzzles Medical
Men-Accused 81 Shooting
Sweetheart.

Hanover. n. NJ. May lsNhat
weird hypnctie power 4 possessed ~
this kirif- This Il the question ihat
Ill the people u this section have
been asking In regard 10 Ethel siur
tesant. > seventeen year Old SRI. who
was given 4 preliminary hearing Il
H.verhiiI today On d charge % being
Duplicated In the shooting Of her
4weothesrt, Jesse Barden.
Whatsoever the outcome ol Tho case
=. Il VIII BE- i long time be-
the neighborhood i've ID Talk
wonder child A. the girl II
4er mother, whose mysteri.
~ x1bree yesrs ago. with the
bas~tnx tuest. brought Ethel frst
efore public gass. declared thai the
Il had hecn poisoned; others clair.
bat she I'D beenrGyuptircd. -
spen. tn(r1> 4rnls6. chung
that abe ~ AFFLICTED We
4 aka " epiIepsy.
INTO a6a hypnotic
ces evolvf6q stry and PROSE Cd
.se'sss. Tar
wArd - radJ - Win
|npirt 1fnph writl( j Nj hor.
fibis con rising, tdasIng her
lnir and lsmpting suicide.
<IkA nfrnun1 n ~ Ma domi.
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Famous Silnplon
Tunnel Now Open

Nil, May i9.-After seven years
work. the famous simplon tunnel u
|peF IN accomplished fact. Today the
rain, containing King Vic.
tor and butte. PASSED
ihx11 k1tnhnei from Iselle 70
whels 4 was met by the Swiss
brities. Monday next the ordinary
service between Lausanne and this
city Will be inaugurated.
The Simplon tunnei Ii one Or the
greatast of tern triumphs on tho
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matte interest centers IN the choosing
Of the baskets.
Act III. takes " to shylock's home
and deals with Jessicas rejection 81
shylock's offer Of marriage and her
elopement with Antonio. LAuncelot
Gobbo figures largely In this scene
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the bond and finds himself Ii shy.
locks power.
In Act II. the scene changes to .
room II Portals house. Portals com
ments on the different suitors for her
hand are extremely humorous. - il
also the scene In which Bassanio
takes his Latin examinations. ORA
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Duncan OPERA House, Wednesday Night, May , O6

The sction 81 the play begins with
! street scene IN Venice. In this
scene Bassanio Acknowledges his
love for Portia, and arrangements
are made whereby he may pass the
examinations required In the VIII ieft
~ Portals father. Antonio seals to
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and his FRANKS cause much merri-
ment.
Act ~. shows the Football Field
and the game between the High school
and Belmont teams Antonio b In
inred and Shylock has his revenge.
The farce closes with Act N. the
Court Room cene. ID this scene
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shylock secures Justice" The de-
ciaion rests on the result Of photo-
graphing Antonio's brain BY means
Of the x-ray machine In the hands Of
Professor neutrality-suspicious.
heimer.
The identity Of Portia and Nerissa
y Disclosed and al ends happily.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27
@af9ingtonsN 8entnr
-heS-
"geutf4en Gorrenonoent,"
8m. Sannemann, 1916 Warion.
Gtrake, W.'W.
,up MnSstseu uab Wefteaunaen ~eHtsesfn 0ensu.
men tuerbeu.
Qotal6cridDtc ans @aIbinatuu.

&eeie miro 10 brideinIiD
aenefcn.
Ser 9udbinoer WnI. 6. Hecie,
iueId)er I'M Sauie DER 6rol Stetrr
einen Selbitmprbneriub mafte, miro
wobrid)cinlif) mieber geneien, bod
mliB or minocItens orei @oten I'M
Soipitul bleiben, Giner ieiner Bril-.
Der troi aeitern BON Sarrisburg Elm.
@ie lid b%eruuSiteut, bette Reele,
na6oem CT bon elmer lGngeren Der.
gniigungSreiie ans Baltimore 3uriid-
tebrte, ieine Heiienation eingereidt,
melbe or niht mebr r~iidgGngig mo.
hen fonnte, olS iih iein Hauib Der.
louien bate.