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the Keene Entry, an Overwhelming Favorite for the Richest
Purse of Year-SnaII Field Entered.
STARTERS IN THE RICH UTURITY RACE TO-DAY.

a colt of class. and his workout in prepara-
tion for the event has shown enough to
be considered a real contender. But
there are other horses in the race, and
every one has shown something at some
time or another which will make him or
her look dangerous.
Colin should Win.
1t is with Colin that Mr.. Keene expects
to win the race. although he would not be
surprised to see his Second colors close
behind the white with blue polka dots Of
Colin when the end of the journey Is
reached.
Frank FarelI's Jim Gaffney, which will
carry 1870 pounds. conceding five pounds TO
Colin, is the second choice of the public.
and the gameness he has shown In his
recent races at Saratoga make him no
mean contender.
Beancoupe, from the stable OF r. T.
Wilson. jr.. which once ran tColln to "A
head, has been especially pointed for the
race, and, with 40 pounds ON his back, is
expected to give "a good account of him
self.
August Belmont will start Fair Play. a
colt OF great speed and stamina. and one
that easily can handle his allotment Of
weight.
The fast, but erratic. Chapultepec, owned
by Fred Burlew, in his preparatory work.
outs has shown remarkable speed, accord
ing to reports, as has also Bar None,
Harry Payne Whitney's entry. Both these
colts ave the minimum weigh of the
~entrants-117 pounds.
James e. Madden places his hopes in
Meelick.
There are many other 2-year-olds that
are eligible to start, and some Of them
may be added to the field at the last mo-
ment.
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'5 @Ss S.wm 7 SPORTS OF ALL SORTS T '@# $ IS %s RACING
FIEG IS WILLING
TO MEET KID KLINE AT REA-
S0NABLE WEIGHT.
Amateur Champion Would Make
1872 Pounds at 8 o'clock or 126
Pounds at Ringside.

Fred Fieg. former 115-pound ANA
ten champion boxer of the United
States. who has been challenged by
Kid Kline. is willing to take UP the
dehi. he says, II Kline agrees to rea-
sonable conditions.
Kline wanted to meet Fieg at lis
pounds. but it is four years since the
former champion tipped the scales at
those figures and it is impossible for
hin to make hat weight now.
Members of the National Turn Verein
who are willing to back Fieg against
Kline for any amount, state that Fieg
is ready to arrange the match at these
weights: 122 pounds at 3 o'clock on
the day of the fight, or 1875 pounds
ringside.
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BnnnIo. z, Rochester. ?.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Aug. 31.-Milligan
pitched great ball against Rochester yester-
day. striking out twelve Broncos. Two of
the three hits marked against him came
after a pass and a stolen base. These, with
McAllister's error at the plate, gave the
locals thei scores In the seventh.
The Bisons gained a run in the
first on a pass and two errors. They
scored again in the eighth on a triple and
a single. Bannon and Hayden got in poor
work and. with the assistance Of hits
and semi-darkness, the Blsons romped
over the Broncos for five runs more. The
spore.
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INVADERS
GET STRING
OF CIPHERS
AtIanticS Held to
Two Hits by SChuman,
Of Elizabeth.

Yesterdays Results.
Elizabeth. 4: Newark, O.
Brooklyn, 7; Pottsville. 3.
Allentown, 8; Tamaqua, l.
Easton, 4: Reading. 4
Games Today.
Newark at Elizabeth 1.-TWO games).
Pottsville at Brooklyn.
Easton at Reading.
Allentown at TamaduA
Games Tomorrow.
Easton at Newark.
Allentown at Elizabeth 1.-TWO games).
Reaching at Tamadua.
Brooklyn at Pottsville.
Games Labor Day.
MORNING..
Allentown at EastOn.
Pottsville at Reading.
AFTERNOON.
Newark at Brooklyn 1.-TWO games).
Tamadua at Elizabeth Cwo games).
\ Easton at Allentown.
Pottsville at Reading.
ELIZABETH. Aug. 31.-Newark was
treated to a coat of whitewash by the
Elizabeth Atlantic Leaguers yesterday. the
count being 4 to 0. Sammy Hope pitched
n good game, but Schuman was better.
The latter allowed the Invaders only two
hits, Hambacher getting both. Elizabeth
scored two runs in the second inning and
another pair In the third. The score:
NEWARK
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William Socio, of this city, regarded as
one of the strongest boys in America, has
been engaged to give performances Of his
strength and skill at Olympic Park next
week. Socio is a pupil of Professor Gus
athletic institute. Among his
specialtles are the juggling of 125-pound
iron dumb-bells. heavy weight lifting and
breaking stones with the naked fist. He
is booked to give his first public perform
ance at the park tomorrow.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31

The Roseville Athletic Club has four
hard games on from today until Monday
in today's game they will meet the strong
In the first of a series Of games at Nor
rls Park. Tomorrow they will meet the
crack All-Stnrs in the deciding game OF
day morning the team will again play Chat
ham at Orange Oval, and on Monday aft
ernoon, Mt the Roseville Oval, they will
meet the crack Franklin Athletic Club.
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ELIZABETH.

Earned runs-EI1zabeth, 2. Fist bH56 on
errors-Elizabeth, 2; Newark, 3. Left on
bases-Newark, s; Elizabeth, 5. Struck out
BY schuman, 81 by Hope, 3. First base
on balls-On Hope, 1: Off Schuman, l.
Passed ball-Westlake. Two-base hits
Ross and Miller. Sacrifice h~its-Schuman,
Crane. Stolen base Hayes. Hit by pitcher
-Ohl. Time Of game-1h. Umpires-
Henry and Sternberg.
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LOCALS AVERAGES
COLTS WEAK AT BAT, BUT
STRONG IN FIELD.
Mullen Boosts His Average to .257, and
Again Leads ALPHABETICALLY
Hitting 800.

Newark still leads its opponents by a
good margin in fielding, but is eleven
points behind in stickwork. Mccarthy
his stout average, having a
mark OF .330 for 80 games, mighty good
work for a pitcher. Mullen once more
leads the regulars. During the past week
he has boosted his average to .257. Engle
has eased up in his smuggling, but still holds
top place in the line of long-distance hit
ting. The records to date follow:
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Providence. 4. naItImore, 2.

BALTIMORE, Md. Aug. S1.-Opportune
hitting won for Providence yesterday.
They found Burchell's curves in spots and
landed their ssafeties when they counted.
C,ronin on the other hand, was effective
throughout, and when the bases were oc-
cupled was inVincible. He was backed up
in admirable style, Abstein and Crawford
u1+1S sensational work ih the field. Hunter
made his temperance with the orioles to-
daY. The score.
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The Clark Athletic Association football
eleven, last seasons winners of the Amer
lean Cup. will make their 1907-0S seasons
debut on Labor Day on the Clark A. a.
grounds, East Newark. They will meet
the strong Hollywood Inn Club, of Yon-
kers, and as the visitors are coming with
4 strong eleven a good contest will likely
be Witnessed. The game will start at 3
p. n.
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Three-base hlt-Schafly. TwO-bnse hits
Weidensaul, Wotell. Sacrifice hit-Weiden-
saul. Struck out-By Mitchell, 5; by Stan
ley, 2. Bases on balls-Of Mitchell, 3; off
Stanley, 3. Left on bases-Montreal, A; To-
ronto, 4. Umpire-Conway. Time OF game
-1h. 40m.
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Anentoyvn Dcfcats Tamnqun.

ALLENTOWN, Aug. S1.-Allentown's
playing yesterday was quite In contrast
with Thursdays and they won with ease
by hitting the bali at the proper time. In
the fourth Brown hit two and gave two
bases on balls, forcing in one run. TWO
triples in succession gave Tainaqua their
onlY run. Score.
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louisville


Left on bases-Brooklyn II, Pottsville s.
Two-base hits-Middleton, Lembrecht.
Home runs-Daly, Johnson. Sacrifice hit
Molina. Stolen bases-Cuddy 2, Padrone 2.
Kennedy 2, MCGEE. First base on balls
Off Mathewson Z, off Levy l. off Johns
son 3. Struck out-By Levy 5, by John.
son l. Hit by pitcher-By Johnson 1. Wild
pitch-Mathewson. Time-2h. 15m. Umpire
Miller,
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Three-base hit-Murray. Sacrifice hits
Mattress. Mcconnell. Stolen bases-White.
Bannon. First base on errors-Buffalo, 2.
Bases on balls-Of Milligan, 2; off Pap
palau, ,. Struck out-By Mllligan, y; by
PappaIau. 8. Left on Observation-Disclosures. 3:
Buffalo. 10. Wild pltch-Pappalau. UNI
pires-SuHivan and Cusack. Time of game
oh .125.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31
JERSEY CITY
VS.. NEWARK
CARD TODAY
Colts Make Last Trip of
Season to SkeeterVille
This Afternoon.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Providence, 4; Baltimore, !.
Buffalo, z; Rochester, 2.
Toronto, 2: Montreal, 0.
Games Today.
Newark at Jersey City.
Montreal at Toronto, 2 games.
Buffalo at Rochester, Q games.
Providence at Baltimore, 2 games.
Games Tomorrow.
Jersey City at Newark.
Toronto at Montreal.
Games Labor Day.
Newark at Providence G. games).
Jersey City at Baltimore q games).
Montreal at Buffalo G games).
Toronto at Rochester g games).
Burnham's Colts Will pay their last visit
this season to West Side Park this after
noon for a clash with the Shelters. An
other game here tomorrow will wind up
the series between those teams. While
Newark was idle yesterday Providence
made Roadway by defeating Baltimore and
crept within a half game of the locals. 1t
looks as though the Colts will need both
games with Jersey City in order to hold
third place until they fight 1t out with the
Grays in the Rhode Island city Monday.
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TORONTO. Aug. S1.-Toronto defeated
in the first transferred contest, 2
to 0. 1t was . pitchers battle in which
Mitchell got the best of the argument,
holding the Royals to one hit. Score:
TQRONTO
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EAsTON.
R.II.E.


The New Jersey Central will have a special
train with parlor cars, leaving Atlantic City
for New York. with connection for Elizabeth
and Newark on Labor Day at $50 p. ~. The
a. m. will be annulled on that day.-Adv.
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TAMAQuA.


lhItf-pase nlls - baolidn' MlbSuSA''
O'Neili. Sacrifice hlts-Riee. Bastian.
Stolen b~ase-Bastian. Double play-Iewis
and Bastian. Left on bases-Allentown Il.
3. First base on balls-Off Lewis
. off Brown 6. First base on errors
Allentown .. Tamaqua l. Hit by pitcher
Bastian. Struck out-By Lewis 6,
by Brown 4. Umpire-Lanning. Time-1h.
45m.
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of the sixth inning Yerkes had the Read
ing batters at his mercy, and the tailend-
crs won the game. Britton also twirled a
good game. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Games Today

New York at Boston (two games).
Brooklyn Mt philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
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At Ufica-Scranton. 4; Utica /.
At Wilkesbarre-A.. J. and O., 2; Wilkes
barre. 1.
Syracuse at Troy-Rnin.
Binghamton at Albany-Rain.
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At Lynn-Lynn, I; Haverhlll, 0.
At Fall River-Fal River, ?; Brockton. 0.
Al Worcester, "a; Lawrence, 3.
At Lowell-Lowell. 4. New Bedford, 4
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. 13.-Brookiyn
defeated Pottsville yesterday through the
wildness of Mathewson. Levy was pounded
hard, but kept the hits well scattered.
Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
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Yesterdays Results.

At New York r. II. e.
Philadelp'a 3 0 / 0-6 u o
New York. %. 1 0 l 0 0 l % 5 2
Batteries-Wadden and Schreck Doyle
and Thomas.
At Washington R.H.E.
Boston % O % 2 o o o 0 o IL s i
Wash. II 0 0 0 0 0 / O % 3 0
BatterIes-Morgan and Shaw; Patten
and Block.
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GRAND CIRCUIT MEET.
Poor Racing Marks Final Meeting at
Narragansett Track.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 31.-A drenry
cold rain married the last days racing at
Narragansett Park. The program was
featureless. though some good driving and
extra heats kept the crowd of LOO inter-
ested- In the last event OF the day
Snow's gelding, Ethan Roberts, broke al
most at the very start and ran away. all
but breaking his neck in his mad rush
once and a half around the track.
Henry s., jr., took the first race Of the
day with very little trouble, though
pushed somewhat by Composer. The Sec
ond race went TO four heats. Judge Will
son, the favorite. fought gamely for first
money, but had to give way to the SUI
perior speed and better driving. In this
race the fight between Judex, which had
the speed, and Wilson Addington, driven
by Cox, was not decided till the last
heat, when Cox outpointed his rival. In
the third race Berico had very little
trouble in getting first money, though
headed several times. The last race, with
the favorite. Ethan Roberts, out Of the
way, Morris Brothers bay mare Moy had
things, her own way. Summary:
2;16 class, for t%rotters; purse, $1,000.
Henry s., jr., br. g. by Col. Kuzer-
Nellie Gray by Ned Patchen
co6mmHnoosnesgg ,aseji J J
Prince G., br. 5. McKenny). ......... 3 8
Doris Martin, b. 5. MeGargo}..... !
s PrinGine 3 b. M no{ fMltsiHenry). -. g
Burma Girl, b. m. Clark .....,....... Z
Time-2:1SA, 2:15AN
2:0S pace; purse, $1,000.
Wilson Addington, b b.. by
~Coastman-Lucy Cole by River
yadeS q, :. g. McKennyj...'. ! 2 : Z
Bystander, b. &. dalD........ 4 3
Judge Wilson. b.. z. (Spencer) DIR
Byron X, b.. z, tGleers) Sdr
xRaced In hopples after the second heat.
2:11 trot; purse, 81 1900.
Berico, br. &, by Palatka-Myra by
Knlckerbocker tSmithl :...".,. , !
Betty Brook, b.. m. CTiterl....,.. 3
Mae Hart, oh. N. (McHenry). -. Z z
Slliko, b. 5. CMeCarthy)..".,..-., z 4
Bonnie Russell. b. Ii. Crhomas).. b lar
Time-2:10h, 2:1lla. 2;l0s4,
2:t6 pace; purse, $1,000.
Moy, b. M, by Frodlgal-Minnie by
Clay King (Hayesl .,...-:.....' i
Red Jacket (x), oh. &. Dennis).:.,.. z
Queen Walnut (x), r. M. CTaylor)..,' Z 3
Arrow Cx), blk. z. (CoX) ..........e.. : .
Ethan Roberts, blk. s. (Snow).."..,. dis
Time-2:09%, I'll.
xRaced In hODples.
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At Lancaster-First game, Lancaster, 4:
Williamsport, ?. Second game, Lancaster,
3; W"illiamsport, 0.
At Neutrality-suspicious., /; Reading, 0.
At Trenton-Firs game, Trenton, 5. Har-
risburg, ]. Second game, Harrisburg, q;
Trenton, 2.
Central League.
At Grand Rapids-Springield, /; Grand
Rapids, 0.
At Terre Haute-Terre Haute, 5; an
ton, !.
At South Bend-First game. South Bend,
]; Dayton, o Second game, Dayton, 81;
South Bend. 4.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
PLOT TO KILL KAISER
Thirty-iive Russian Reds Ar
rested i'll Berlin.
POLICE RAID READING ROOMS
Three Women Among Those Cap
tured by Omciais-Recipes for
Manufacturing bombs Discovered.
ParaphernnIia for Producing False
Passports for Fugitives Found.

Berlin, June S-Wh0Iesale arrests Of
Russian students which were carried out
with all secrecy by the Berlin police yes
terday were the result OF ace mulatcd
evidence that the arrested persons were
associated with a Busso-Germau anarch-
ist plot 20 assassinate the Kaiser.
Among the discriminating matter which
has fallen into the hands Of the police
are recipes for the manufacture Of expI1-
sives and bombs and definite proofs that
the leading anarchists have been undulv
concerning themselves with the person
and movements Of the Emperor Thirty
five persons were taken into custody al
together, including three women. Twen-
ty-tlve were released later In the day
upon the establishment of their compara-
tive innocence. The remaining ten were
kept in jail over night. and to-day six OF
them, including one woman, were ex-
PEELED from the 6untry as obnoxious
foreigners" The other four are held for
trial-three on d charge of criminal con-
sPiracy and one for resisting arrest
It was necessary for the police 20 pro-
coed harshly while carrying out the ar
rests. for one woman and one man made
desperate efforts 10 escape.
The places raided were two so-called
reading rooms" maintained I'm different
parts Of the city as the ostensible head
quarters for Russian men and women
al the University Of Berlin, the
technical school al Charlottenburg. and
other local institutions. 1t came 10 the
knowledge Of the police some days ago.
however. that the rooms were in reality
the headquarters Of large numbers Of
Russian students who comprised the
Berlin Group Of the Russian Terrorist
League" and We're used as bases Of CO.
operation with the most dangerous Ger
man anarchist groups for the propagation
Of terrorist principles.
Among the documents and articles cap
tured during yesterdays raids were
numerous copies Of German and Russian
anarchist publications. discriminating cor
Of Tarious kinds, and elabo-
rate paraphernalia for the production Of
false passports for fugitive Russian ter
rorists and Socialists.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
BOGUS BARON DUPES WOMEN
Runs Matrimonial Agency in Con-
junction with Music Hall Star.
Reaps Princely Income from His
Victims Until Partisan Police Ar
rest Him for Fraud.

Paris, June S-A bogus matrimonial
agency, recalling that carried on at Yer
saiiles by Nine Cesbron, has Just been
| broken up by the Paris police. The prin-
cipal, FTenchman, who went by the
name Of Baron de Merry" has been ar
rested on charges Of fraud. He worked
In conjunction with a woman who was
formerly a well-known Paris music-hsr
star
The baron inserted advertisements in
French newspapers setting out that a
gentleman with an income Of 5000 wished
20 marry a French lady with $50 to 81 900
There was a plentiful supply Of dupes.
The rendezvous was always at the house
Of the actress, who introduced the
baron" as the eligible party. In the
course Of a few months the baron" be-
came engaged to several women. During
the engagements, on several pretexts. he
contrived to obtain possession Of their
spare cash. after which he generally van
ished, leaving his numerous fiancees la
menting their broken engagements and
the loss Of their money.
When some Of the women tracked the
baron" down he invariably told them
that he was already married The vic
Tins usually accepted his statement, and
in order 10 avoid a scandal were content
to waive legal proceedings. One woman,
however. more plucky, perhaps, than the
others, Informed the police. with the re-
suit that the pseudo-nObeman was ar
rested His accomplicn has Srprppdad- Il,
escaping for the moment.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
WILL SAVE FINLAND
Women Are Determined to
Bring About Reforms.
BETTER LAWS NECESSARY
Nineteen Members of Weak Sex,
Elected 10 Parliament, Map Out
Exhaustive plan of Cumpnign-Nesv
Body Expected to Try social Ex-
periments TO Attract Attention.

Felsingfors. June o-The Finnish Par.
lament is now in fun swing and public
interest centers largely In the nineteen
woman deputies, who represent one-stxth
of the entire Parliament
The leader Of the Finnish women's party
Baroness Alexandra Gripeuberg-has
given the following outline OF the lmme-
dia,e reforms TO be proposed by the
women.
Equality of men and women who con-
tract civil marriage.
Marriageahle age, which IS now fifteen.
% be raised.
Increased penalties for crimes against
women.
Curtailment Of police powers.
Legitimate children TO be placed on So
clal and legal equality with those Of legit-
innate birth.
Widening Of the sphere Of employment
for women.
Elaboration of the laws affecting
women.
Extension of woman suffrage 10 local
elections
The women deputies are determined 10
abolish number Of antiquatEd restr!c-
tlons affecting women. For example
those who desire TO teach in boys schools
must petition the Gar as a man, and re-
nounce their sex.
Baroness Gripenberg opposes the social
ist demand for special protection for
woman Iaborers as illogical
As a body. the nineteen woman deputies
are not particularly beautiful. the ma
jority being determined looking and angu-
lar.
Nine. Hilda Kakikuwski. the talented
who possesses the confidence
and support of the working women in
Finland. is regarded as the link between
the Socialist and Finnish parties.
Nine. Dagmar Neovlus, the only woman
member Of the Swedish party. is in sym
pathy with Baroness Gripenberg's views.
Mile. Silampe, the organizer Of servants
unions. is Il shrewd business woman and
a prominent Socialist worker. Nine. Eve
Ina AIakulji, the wife of a peasant. is
also a prominent Socialist and an excel
lent speaker
The new Parliament will probably make
a number Of social experiments which
viii assure Finland a share Of the world S
attention disproportionate TO its size.
The Parliament is expected TO prohibit
he importation. manufacture, or sale Of
alcoholic liquors, but the Car may re-
Iect this bill, as it conflicts with CONNER
,ial treaties.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
HEIRESS WEBS PLUMBERS SON
Only Daughter of French Million
aire Manufacturer EIopeS.

Paris, June S-The only daughter Of a
millionaire manufacturer at LIsle Adam,
in the department of Seins-et-Oise, who
Is heiress to a fortune Of 100000, eIoped
Yesterday with the son Of a local
plumber.
The young plumber was experimenting
extensive alterations az the splendid
chateau Of the millionaire. He attracted
the notice Of the mHlionaires daughter
by his good looks and nice manners. and
the two fell I'm love
When the millionaire accidentally dis.
covered the attachment. ne forbade his
daughter % see or communicate with hcr
lover and. I'm a towering rage. ordered
the young man off his premises.
The couple soon found means 20 cor
respond. and. as the girl despaired Of Sc
curing her fathers consent to she mar
riage, she agreed 10 an clgpemont She.
therefore. arranged for a visit to her
dressmaker'e, IN Paris. yesterday. and
was allowed 20 go in charge of her gov
erness. The Eoverness returned 10 the
chateau in tears late fin the evening and
said that while she and her charge were
looking into a Paris shop window the girl
suddenly disappeared
The police have not succeeded in tracing
the girl or her lover