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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-07
WORDS OF PRAISE.
President Taft Writes Them to Friend
in Bangor.

Washington, June TT am very glad
to send the people of Bangor word
of encouragement and eommendation tor
the courage they have shown in taking
up the tremendous task OF rebuilding
the burned portions of your beautiful
city" wrote President Taft yesterday
in letter TO Rev Ashley A. Smith Of
the Maine city.
ut is this spirit of indomitable pluck
and energy" continued the president,
that is characteristic Of our people and
that has contributed very largely 70
our development as nation"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-07
Domestic Economy.

Husband-Excuse me. dear, but don't
sou cook much more for dinner than
we can user Wife-Of counsel IL
didn't how could | economize BY
utilizing leftover dishes?" = Toledo
Blade
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-07
Burlington High Beat Montpelier Sem.

Burlington, june Montpelier sem
mary lost to Burlington high school
ycterday afternoon, to 0, in loose
~ played game The score;
r II +
b. HI. S. $50 00l0l j ] o. 5
NJ. S. ...,..0 90
Batteries, B. II. s., Beeman and
Powers, NJ s., Connors and Sargent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-07
DARTMoUTH's GAME.
Defeated University Of Vermont at
Hanover, 9 to 3, Yesterday

Hanover, n f., June dartmouth
batted freely yesterday while Vermont
uriyersity's felders muffed the ball and
the green won easily to 3 The
game was played on field soggy with
rain, Score:
r H l.
Dartmouth 3O220 30 10 2
Vermont 30 00O00 0-3 3 o
Morey, Olsen and Steeni Malcolm
and Donnelly Umpire; Murphy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-07

Struck out, by Tarbell 10, by Petra
~; left on bases, st Miehaels 2, !.
a. c. 3; stolen bases, ST. MichaeFs D.
/ A. C. q umpire, Mariannaj time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-07
SOUTH BARRE.

Twenty-Five per cent. discount on all
boys suits for this week Lamorey
Clothing Co. Barre, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-07
wILLIAMsTowN.

Twenty FIVE per cent. discount on all
boys suits for this week Lamorey
Clothing Co, Barre, VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-07
Yesterdays National League Results.

At Pittsburg, Pittsburg, 4; New
York, 8.
At Cincinnati, Cincinnati, 5; Phila-
delphia. o.
At Chicago, Chicago, 5; Brooklyn, 8.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-07
Yesterdays American League Results.
American League Standing.

At Washington, Cleveland 8; Wash
ington, 2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-03
H. IHLEHDORF co.
Sei6enbefatter.
Esoae Gin 23i.
fboae 0Im 69A.
NORWOOD, OHIO.


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Wdnagsf LeunertGa eea sspieuIoa
iFa1 lebeHetn Ssaaubs Gle 1rlsmmeE fsTls
een eeiH sagieg ianerboib pHibte 1901 xaeen
namltf:
40 l. 9in Observation-Disclosures gsic.ge.
tdHDe, geleatu on Der EGb2ftszfs ocu gaIbSua
Siglg aHb clifton Hpenns
30. Cir eHlie6taes Srt6hdus. esIeeen an
6ss 9oFeolisSSe nen Clifton arenae nHo sse'
WhaaH EiTabe
Scrmunr 'angebots famasf erIanat iperbeu IN
her ctfce oes Eiredeg cf 8ublic Esrcice
- .ysoss Aflgsbci rslss Der pcEeH anuieH ieoes
@efelitaii cher 3eIeliGaffeH. ,peIdbe has nHae.
bot Mcter. foruis ben ulsu AersaHsn hie 10
letH nil siner elref6ait 81 Der snE,rs BON
10 Sro8eui bes SstrnGe6 oes anaeboi6. eper
etnem strlttt8irieH 9bsd art eine aaifiebeHee
ysaEi ns cine e3arnnfie eGfnr bnh lpegin esu
9Hsfbot nnaeu3Mmen miyo, elm acafLaft e.Hs
gepaHafH DerbeH fvtyn.
ben honu tptrb Older Gted. an ben Dieter re.
fourHirt uHt fnlfr troenbelu gnosbct nHaes
ncrHen nereen. borr ptrb fcintr Gtsf ran
sfrtebeHf!eueHhsr nusslhrnna nnb GiAsrfids
Lung oes 1orirafts snrlferffdftet
stsisr nltlileH sinsn snfrisessal,eueneen gs.
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Peisf itHe eehditeu bic peerudfsr sscrrfnI1rs
su etotauneH. .,ea uins aHbersn sntaeesnGsnsEs'
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oas Rcht Dor. irarHbsin oesf als GHssb0it
am aaiiraas ees r.redor Of subI.s esrsiss
9eE 2. aualfi 1sft.
S'o'' Y 5a.io.i7as.si
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-03

sannp s. 0idfon an 9apib S.
DidIon,, 25 BEL 40 SUB an Spcamprs
Ctr, 20 SUB noroIih BON 6. Str,
foipie 26 bel 80 SUB an berRoroieits
Der 6. Strdbe. 98 SUB oitli6 bon
Walnut Strabe, uno 26 bel 80 SUB an
Der Iorbieite Der 6. Str, 125 SUB
oitIich bon Wdlnut Str, 81.
guul q. 9idipn an Caroline 3.
9idion, 45 bel 10 Sub an Der Rpros
feite Der SOptins Str, 3tpiihsn Sohn
unb Central Gpe., 81.
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GpiIS fur asHtrnftsrsn.
G mtfftpHers Efftcs,
g am ron guunfn. Gbtu,
Cturtnuufi. Ohio Is. Sult 1

sam RON guunin. Gbtu,
GtHctHuaii, Ohio, IS. SuIt 1911.
gerffegeIte angebrts psrben sut.
aegengeu0umeH In ber Gffiee bes Boarb o'
E0untn GomM!ilioners bis Erettag, ben II.
Naanfl 1911, lie; II ubr ANt,lgs, fir eis mac.
ftebeuoe GpuuInssrbeit:
6Semd6 Zen Spe5ifiiaii1ueH 30. 242-Slr ois
Gerbererung bon ausIer aItg Apah, non eoas.
Lamb NIB @aabetra WtIe ets Bloom sfodb. IN
Snmmes loiuuiblr.
uuHe nit ben 4Ihnen une gpsstfifaiiQner
frei6e ieBi IN Der Ef'iee ee5 &carb 81 9Gntp
GonutfiioBers aHtliessH.
aus aHeebote maffen nuf EorrIuIarer oasaf.
ferfisi fein, ipelde In bsr Gff,ee hes Ronrt o'
Gounip GommiHioners 81 babeu fiHo, linb be
glunbigi feir pom einem ReHo In Der 36te ben
fiiu'buHoert fS500.00) Dollars, nit srpsi eiiisH
une senaaenbeH 9hreeu,. .brB Der e'eier ben
aoutraft etnasber uHe bic Nrseit 1ueflibren
trirs, I'm Safe berfeIbe ibm 5uerfnunt tptrb
Iie 9ouafp 9ownriiiioners bshGien H6 bas
gie6t boz. treeHeeiH ober ale nneebois 81
berlDerfeu.
'm g!rftraee bes BOarS pf sanrili0H gountp
Gomu5tfiiorers.
StaHIen EtrnbLe 9rdftbent
f3.2o2T.s
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0eIS 81. berIeiben.

2penn Ete Sans batter uuh Gin permnreHs
ter GiHfpahner ben Cincinnati poer unioegenb
Gle cs eehraneben 6iurinnatt fpaH 80, 6f2
Race CT, 3immer 81 0bnne Canal 3e2o.
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sastis fir asntraitSren.
mmtfftonsrs Cffice
3 M II on 9 ounie, e b o,

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Gtretnnati. Gt,o 21. Sali 1911.
8erftegeIte aHsebots trerben sni.
OeaengenommeH In ber Office oes 90arb oi
QcaEiD g9mnglliioGers bi$ ssrettng, ben 25.
augldt 1911, nm ~ ubr aRittaas, fir bis
natftebenbe &pnntnssirbeit:
@euf1f ben spcsifitaticner sto. 25o-Siir els
nc 4oncreiesSriidc an laul0E Greet ModD,
1900 6ut melliidl ben 9stHtcu 8nab. IN
SptinefieIb 1omnidip.
lie Arbeit bat bu aefaeber In ueberenflim,
muna NIT ben &laHeH nHo Spestfifaitonsa.
peI6e ieet In Der Office bes @oib OF gonutp
GomMifitoHerS aufItegeu.
Ane anseboie miifen nuf ssormuIcre nlisee.
pcldbe iepf IN Ger Cfftce bes Hcarb Of Gcuntu
Goiinte 9omml'ftoners 80 bdben fino. Hnb De.
glsifet fem bon strem @cub 10 Der Sinime bon
fnnfbnHbert $500 Oo) Dollars, nit srei enfsn
uHo seniiseuben Eiirgef ais Siderbeit, bab
ber Bisier ben soHtrnft eingehen toirb slrr @nss
tabruna Der &tbeit i'm Sale oerfelbe ibm suer.
tannf @ptrb.
1ie Gounts GcmmiH.oners xeboIi.n 10 has
Hent bor, traeHoetH cher afIs Gneebote az
psrfperfen.
Sm anftraee sss aoarb Of ean4Iion Goanfs
GofnMitficuerS.
&fanIsp SfrutIe. grafiSsnt.
. s1,s.ie,1
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90 llen ilir Qinrlrnnti

MptHIeN tlT WtnflFNutl.
German &nttoHci SuHf sSIrlI giatiCHaI Sar.
4 lrt gsalrai Girat'e e2efterR sSetmdR Ran!
@iIds 9ditpnaI 6aHi: sepier d Go, 1910 Rae
Strnte: Siftbs5hirb RaitnHGI 8dns: sgaLfoH
Germau 9Gni, s3arrifoH RHo Goleran gUes
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Giugut ga I ncn; gutter @las
st1obsaitaaeg 1924 ssdiitmt Git. 34s
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gincinnoti, 2. 2lusult.
Rene Sppptbeten.

lplp y. u. \. 20, 9ooU.
Sobn "S. porter an Yropibsnt 6.
60, $500.
Sobn u. 2uegsrins an Sion go. l
8. Il. 9. 60, $500.
Senrp 8rptmeier on Wf. Ioams
9. II. 6. o.. $500.
GIi3abetb GubeI an Cincinnati See
Co., $2500.
5reberit $. 9usdsr on Srmpnbe
e. II. 6. Co., $500.
Sofepbtne 0aud an SunlboIot
2ob9e go. 274, 5. 8. 8. s., $4,000.
Sionep 90. Galotpel on 2iberaI 9.
Il. 9. Co., $500.
gspris 5int on Carolina 9pgt,
GIetutrir, $2500.
9eorge u. Mosss an Some 9. Ii.
6. 60, $1,000.
8iIbsImine 5riebboff an 8inton
German 9. II. 6. a., $500.
Sobn Srautner an Daniel Sung,
$500.
Otto g. Rabenitsin an eiiis Bring
mann. $1700.
NiIiam 9. Reuter an GUARANTEE
0epoitt Co.. $4,000.
SoRn 9erbarb S6effsr an 1otpn
9ol 9. Ii. 9. Co., $500.
George StoteIman on apfemDnt 9.
Il. 8. Co., $500.
Billiam 0subsr ou GnOsrit 0sus
Ser, $3.50.
Bernard SitboItboff on Citizens
8ont Of ct. Bernard, $1,000.
Glsronoer Wi. Sarpuot an Soeon
3. o., $4,000.
Gillian M. 2eiht an Spring Gar
ben 6. Ii. 9. Co., $84O.
Sbe SasiffsIe Sbos Utfq. 60. an
Union Souings Co., $25, 900.
Gbarlss u. SobHim an 5bomas %.
Rpan, $1,000.
Sames GrOttp an SiIperton 9. II.
8. Co., 1856.
perrp SbOrHsQ an Silpsrton 8. IL.
Y. Co., $1,000,
hilbert 6. Sunete an grupibsni
Sapings 3. IL. 2. Co., $1,000.
4iaiam &. GlOpine an Us. aabu,
$1,000.
S. 8. 8m. pfIusgsr on 8. 8. Soffs
man, $500.
JsrbiuunO s, GorOss an 9iaium
Tod, $1,000.
Oscar Sreoopap an Dalnut Sius
e. Il. 9. 60, $500.
Wtuiam 8. Samss On Gsorgs s.
Ssbrer, $500.
gIi3abetb Subsppbl on =. saplor,
$500.
Settlgts 5ppptbster.
SacOb Sartnag.l an q. 9urO 9.
Il. 6. Co., $400.
Robt. s. grsuer on Sbsrmon 8. u.
9. Co., $1,000.
9apio u. Murbnt an Srmonbe G.
II. 6. 60, $500.
Ism. s. Surfington an Dm. 6.
Crane, 1861.
~ 0srisIbs an Gifdmann 9. Il. g.
wv pTCNO.
Sos. ). $jOft an grODibsnt 2oan
Co., $3.50.
hilbert 2ll4en1nann an Soson g. u.
Co.. $500.
Ysttis fbaEburit an SObu 9apburit,
$3.50.
Wm. 8, CARPENTER an 9urrsa
Fsaltp 60. 1920.
Arthte & Qnosrion on 9roDibent
Sodn. Co., $3.50.
Geo. 3. Smttb an 6. R. Sopper,
ao mintitrotpr, 1870.
SuitDn 6. 2ubloip an Z. R. gbos
'Aus. 9ruiRe, 1912.
Sane g. Crane an Ginc. GaD. sps
ciet9, $1,000.
6enrp 8ubbsmspsr an Spbn 8. Cos
ltsao, $500.
Banner 9udn.r an 6. s. 8. Geiss
ler gitote, $2100.
4unu Ul. 9artbplome an abu 6.
5oppsr, $1,000.
Wiue Q. Soffman an price SiQ 8.
Il. 6. Co., $4,000.
Morris palatOff an Moris 5int,
$340O.
Johannu Rpan an College 5ilI 8. il.
9. Co., $500.
Wilb.lmina 5riebboff an 6snrp
R.dmdnn, S4OO.
Wtatbias pulatinus an Calhoun 6.
Il. .. 60. go. 2, $1,000.
gBm. q. Reuer an gumdntee De-
poiit Co., $1,000
Ben. Stod.lmann, IT,, on price 5ill
electric 9. II. 6. Co, $3.50.
Daniel Sung an german alein;
$4,000.
Sobn Robrer an Qbba Belt, $500.
Bernard Sitholtboff an s. Z. Qlts
bers, $4,000.
alice gnsbauisr an patrid Donos
pan, $400.
gna .. 2san,ins on epbraim
Gmitb, $3275.
Sobn 6. pbsIan an Silperton 6. u. !
9. Co., $7OO.
q. 6. pisriOn an gpI!.ss 5iu 8. II. |
Q. Coz. 5000. !
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1 7 0 II der III It g5rii stem, aieh uno mssIs
ferft lie Wlilh ictfb ON Rlnte ccrfnlft
Eigr8ig sldcr gutter Eplsbeii6ro hItafa uHb
cut betrdieri Wiub ben R1dinB oronen
e, VI S2gHcc, Sunfnerfibe, glermnnt Go,
Ebip. 2i-3~
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been daiy appointsa and ~ 2aaslnssa &C., =
macker, deceased. late of Hamilton countw,
Ohio.
Dated as cinennafii this 2nh day Of Juas, =
p, 1911.
S,Dsi7 1f10s ANA o8o2AoKxB.
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nebIirie 8immcr. elm sroirt,
simmer an Der 9draetBie seieacn. aHrs.
saHei $3.50 Carthage 1ife, n1be wleHnooe
slbenue sos
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Btpei m6bifrte icbpRs 3tmmer. iuftie.
1850 Cartilage 4ie. napc @lenfrooo aeu.ne.
3--qs
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Iret f6eHe fSrpnsSintmsr raii Gas, gSdHsf
uno aHhvren AeaIeufIidteiten: nea iapestrt.
Ziiosrciis16e Clinton uuo ctrH Str. 9--es
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SoSes.anseisen.
fouls malb,

Siarb frtselidb am Sitntaq btr l. auauh 1911
nm nbt Hbsnbs tn tintr gaohHnnq 4e. lg'
g9ef Charlton Strasr
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Anauff SunStrbrud),

in feinem 50. geDfHslubre. lie pser6iaunc
timber ftatt bonn IyGuerbaufe Que ON Sreiiae
ben Gunuit, nm llhr RatmitlagE, 1904
Scrudnoie uuo GTeHHhe obrg tpetiere gstii
boilitft eirarlGocH itnb ron
Ten trautrubtn eiunrbliebsmru.
g'ceyotcuHa prtUai. sac
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aurge braa ilcsi Sieiluna IN etner aaiae.
2o3 sSeil WlsAsiden slne., 2 Sioc.
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SnneeS m hb6eu fEfi CtslluHa fiir stiis
stsrs ocer Iei1ie 5cnsrrbe;i. gaitarsna sses
bet 1874 gSeft <fr., T. Sio6. hlffieH.
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Rader huni SisLluna cls sFoeiie Soae az
gsrso, Acus nHe Cafes 1912 2le1faHl Esr
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9Hnfer aRanu iHtf Gybeif dis azafHincH
SclotieE oeer SaIsE&Ici'er. si5 DcTi Sir.
@sib scsiHe SotH.
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gsonn unb 9rau fuf!cten EtsIana-0i,
ssgau ais ss5ttH Der GanEa fiir eaasarpei
uEr nm nm 1n6 uftsnpnrten. Seen eg
tarst, 100 5ifolan Ctr.
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gerIansi---ipeibIih.

aRdtaen oeer sraa In gsfcrieH 9aHpsl 5lfr
sSnbr1lHa etnes Hausbalts gelHEti Bc1i Eis
leriea inter 55 1lpebitioB oteIss @safiss.
3i,3,s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-25
REAR.ADM|RAL PHELPS DRAGGED
into LURID Divorce CASE

SAN FRANCISCO, November ID
All the court seals of San Matco coun-
ty have failed to suppress the sensa-
tional charges in the case in which
Lillian l.. Moore and J. J. Moore are
suing each other for divorce.
On the eve of the real beginning OF
the divorce trial at Redwood City.
with Mrs. Moore preparing overnight
to take the stand as the first witness
III support of her own complaint, there
has suddenly escaped from the bond
of tape and wax enough information
to make society in all the States and
the national capital gasp for breath.
Admiral Phelps In Case.
without any sort of public warning,
= has been learned that the names Of
tear-Admiral Thomas Phelps, 4. $.
v, retired, and Fred NJ. Fenwick. lum-
Der king, Pacific Union Clubman, have
1een injected into the divorce case
through the medium of afiidavits and
iepositions
As to Admiral Phelps. Moore
'harges In his Oss-cOmplaint that
Is wife confessed to him that she
ad been friendly with Admiral Phelps
while she was the wife of T.. Avery
Heartily. who Is now residing in Los
Angeles.
Fenwick's name Is brought into the
'ase through the dispositions OF Moore
md of Corinne Schmit2 uycma aud
,er husband, 1nkusuke Uyema. for
ncr servants In the home at III,
ioores. on III Canine Real. in san
Nuteo.
husband Renten Twice IN Fay.
Two other former servants of the
lOores, Joe Iamamoto and George
iawada, have sworn in other deposi-
ions that on u certain day in last
october Mrs. Lillian Wagner-McCar-
ihy-MoOre gave her husband two
iound aud separate bcatings In the
pantry OF the peninsuar home.
All this news is ciandcstinr. The
real open battle viii not begin unit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-25
AMERICAN COLONY NEAR HARDIN

The latest intelligence from Pekni
reports the conclusion of secre
agreement between the American and
Chinese representatives, cnnccrninp
the perpetual leasehold of an extern
sive tract of land comprising about
10000 acres in the neighborhood Of
Hardin. by this agreement, the
leased lands are to be used for the
raising of an agricultural colony und-
er American guidance and supervi-
sion. The object of this undertaking
IL to help the development of the ag-
ricutural resources of Manchuria.
This agreement is said to provide
Tor the stationing OF II detachment of
Chinese troops trained on modern
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-25

this morning. when Mrs. Moore will
take the oath before Superior Judge
Buck at Redwood City and tell her
side OF the story.
Men and women in all walks of
life. from servants TO savants, from
kitchen maids to parlUr matrons, have
been summoned to give testimony in
behalf of one or other principal to
this controversy.
Man, High Names Involved.
Before the Moore trial shall have
been concluded many proud names
will be paradod before the public eye
in one way or another
littn wonder that society has been
on edp" ever since the Moore divorce
action was begun II the Freudian
theory Of suppressed emotions as the
causation Of dreams be correct. So
ciety must have been dreaming over
time every night since the Moores de-
cided to fight II out In court
Had the names of Admiral Phelps
and FcnwiCk not become publicly con-
neCted with the name of Mrs Moore,
1t might have been possible for her
to go through the trial without nam
ing any of the numerous women with
whom, according To her complaint,
her husband was on friendly terms.
To Fight Tor Her Name.
But now. say her lawyers. W. H.
Jordan and Purcell Rowe, Mrs.
Mooro's good name and that of her
children have been thrown in the bal
ince by her defending aud accusing
husband. aud she must show not only
| hat she h. blamclrsa. but that Moore
las tranagrcsGed the domestic con-
,cniiuns
There Is every probability that the
lur will begin 10 ily before Mrs. Moore
shall have been on the witness stand
| more than a few minutes.
She is an unusually beautiful and
attractive woman, and she is unusu-
ally intelligent and aggressive. She
knows how To say what she has to
lsay. and she Is not afraid to say it.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-25

ines, in the neighborhood OF the pro-
'used colony, with u view to afford
Eg protection to the American set
lers. for whom the Chinese Govern
nent undertakes To pay the expenses
Of immigration.
Tho details of this secret agree
ment are now under discussion, that
this scheme was conceived and form
ulated by Mr.. +. u. Fisher, ex-Con-
sul-General at Hardin. prior to his
transfer to Mukden. aud that the
terms proposed were agreeable in
principle to the Taotai OF Hardin
then, and later. irNtheir entirety. Ia
the Picking government, too, when
they were submitted for approval.
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women TOSS Dice TO BEAT men

again." said he with dignity, 80 these
ties will have to be decided by each
pair of candidates dipping "A coin"
The women retired and consulted.
Then the spokeswoman said:
"Of course we are all absolutely OPP
posed to gambling. But in this emer-
gency only-only, please understand
we are willing to throw dice for the
nominations, We choose dice because
we understand that IL the fairest way
of--er-of -er--deciding by chance"
Dice were produced. Slipping from
fair. agile fingers, they won for seven
teen of the twenty women,
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PITTSBURGH. October rs. - There
will be some school visitors entirely
capable of teaching the young idea to
shoot-craps. The new Pennsylvania
School Code makes women eligible to
the office of School Visitors. At least
a hundred women were nominated at
the primaries and most defeated their
male opponents. But today the Coun-
ty Commissioners discovered that the
primary vote for twenty women and
as many men was Il tie.
The Prothonotary summoned them
all to the Allegheny Courthouse.
THE primaries cannot be- held
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-25
BARBAROUS MASTERS OF TR|POLI
HAREMS Chain women AT night

ROME. October lS.--The Arabs re-
Sard the Italian Army neroplancs in
Tripoli with amazement and terror.
They expect to see planes carrying
cannon and officers, flying without the
aid of machinery.
More deserters from the Turkish
forces have come into Tripoli. They
say they have been almost starved
and are exhausted by forced marches.
But the Italian commanders suspect
the deserters seek to deceive them,
so preparations for the campaign In
the interior of Thpoli continue.
A messenger from the Turkish
camp. bearing Il white flag. asked for
for 400 sick soldiers.
All the tank ships in the navy have
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-25
FRENCH court RULES AMERICAN
GIRL NOT Mother OF HER child

PARIS. Pr. Nov. g--Judpo Noniar
of the Tribunal of the Se,p. handed
down n decision to-day to tho afrert
that the little Fronco- American prin-
Coss. Jpsmoudc Estell. Alexander do
Rrurlic. legally has no motber
This dccision is ,ouiyo,,p, to soving
that EstcIIe Alexander of California a
music hall singer. former Princess
Ro,,r, do nroglie. IL not the mother
of h,, own child
Thus Princess Josmonde vho is
seven years old. has a father. but not
n mother.
still n Pr;peess. Anvbov.
I'm IN. .y.s ,f tho French I,,v IN.
d,ririou ,nnuIs IN. former princ.ss Es-
,.rl. Alexander Il. Rro,,ir.s r.copni.
tior of her avn child ns rcuuost.d nv
nor former husband Prince Robert lie
H,nyIia WIN r.coppizoJ tho bobv NJ
his. nm .u,Iy . 1oOl. eipht aavs of,er its
birth and bcfor. tho diyorc. or Est.,,.
Alexander from sydney n Volt her
frs, husband
This r,roopi,,on hv IN. princa stI,
holds good I,u,,, Josmo,d, ,bouph
,agaIlv d.nriv.d of , mother remains
II nrincess I'm IN. ,re,t hons. Of he
Broglie.
Estelle Alexander arrived In Paris to-
day. She declared natures law higher
than the code of Napoleon and said
she had engaged u lawyer to take the
case to the highest court.
She threatened to knock the stuff
fin ont Of all the DE Broglies In
France If her maternity Of the child
were not admitted.
The former Princess Estellc II now
Mime" MaritZa, wife Of II music-hall
singer of Rome.
Career Fit for Dumas Pen.
The matrimonial experiences of the
former Princess lie Broglie. who was
divorced from her titled husband on
the ground Of descrtion In 1909. form q
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been ordered in readiness to carry
water to points along the Tripoli
coast. IL cholera appears among the
soldiers.
Commentator Simonotti, general
secretary of the Italian Anti-Slavery
Society, which has been working in
Tripoli since 1899, gives an appalling
description of the slavery still con-
Quoted there. He says the younger
women slaves are sent To Tobruk and
the Gulf of Solum. Tripoli, for the
Turkish harems. These slaves are
chained at night, and disobedience is
punished with death At Sliten, not
far from Tripoli. slave was killed
in such II barbarous fashion that
'oman who saw II died of fright