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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
BY L. J. BEESTON

The house Of God had become a fortress. 1t was a
Dissertation that did not trouble the Count. He had
the great cathedral at Orleans when ten thousand
Frcnchmcn, prisoners after the second battle, en-
Campcd on the stone floor and made fires with the
benches for fuel That never to be forgotten spectacle!
With men sleeping the high altar steps, and surgeons
red with blood working at the operating tables in the
side chapcls, And the painted windows that preached
holy things danced with flames. and hell spread out its
work. its rghtu evidence in that place OF prayer be-
come a CharnclhOuSc.
This is 50 much trouble wasted" said Bordcnave,
the schoolmastcr tong at the task Of barricading.
who knows" answered Laportc, struggling "Thosc
Blues were proving ABOUT as II they did not know
where they were; yet all the while they
AT any rate, the Captain has his doubts
Dagobert passed through an interior doorway that
opened into the tower Here hung the ropes that swung
the bell \ ladder, almost perpendicular went up TO
a wooden staging. When stood upon this staging
he Just alongside the bell which suspended from
beams Its dome had the appearance Of stone lead.
DOrmondc, following his leader, struck with bent
knuckc upon the metal which growlcd at him, a
deep, profound snar OF sound that seemed to creep
all over the surface and persisted through lmperceptbe
degrees.
From this staging second ladder went up, and, pass
ing through hole just large enough to admit man
body, led to the stone floor OF the tower low parapct
batemcntcd, extended round the top OF the tower,
waist high The trcurS fiat on the rough stone
floor, pccrcd through the cmbrasurcs. They saw the
bricr hedge through which they had broken zgzaggng
away northward, and beyond that, to the lett, the
COpSC OF birch trees, and between the COpSc ana the
hedge the PrussianS the troop OF Black Bruins
wiclcrs, with deaths head and croSSboncS on their
ShakOS.
And between the Germans and the church was the
war artist smoking his pipe, Skeching with pains this
picturesque old tower.
The pale sum- which had but little life in it, was draw
ing the southwest mournfully yelled with mlStS;
and in its path followed the evening star the planet
Hcspcrus silver point OF light. The rumble which re-
scmblcd the peaceful rolling Of wanS came necessarily
from the eastern horizon Presently when the sky was
darkcned would be the stream OF sparks from the
fuses of shells tossed high from the guns.
Nothing could be more placid than the spirit OF this
wintrv eve which rose from the patient fields, and the
still trees and descended from the sky, and gorcd the
worn face OF the tower.
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'cS looked Il dull color against
the snow. Its stained win
dows were full Of the after
noon light.
HALFWAY up one side Of
IL the dale, and about
twelve yards from the church,
a man in a long ovcrcoat was
sitting on the stump of a tree.
Before him was a small, port
able easel. The smoke from
his pipe curled into the air.
"BonjoW, Monsieur Artist,
said the Count.
"BonjoW, Monsieur" an
swcrcd the other, with the
mcrcst glance at the francs
tircurS.
"A pretty scene, n'est-ce
past"
"ASSurcdly."
Monsieur is an English
MANI"
He is.
A war artist, | need not
ask"
"You need not"
81 trust Monsieur has his
credentials Pray do not
think me inquiSitivc; but |
have excellent reasons for be-
licving that some German
soldiers are coming this way"
Thanks, drawicd the
Englishman, Skctching, his
head on one side.
I'VE are going into this
church,, said Dagobcrt.
a trust YOU will find it in
tcrcSting.
Profoundly. ! have 4 good
eye for ecclcsiaStic architcc-
turc. May | crave a favor"
"Bv all means.
If these German gentle
men in our rear come along
this way, | rust YOU will not
considcrit necessary to inform
them that | am inside, with
my small family here"
Bah. | am no talcbcarcr.
Many thanks, Monsieur.
And then | may add that if
there is any fighting YOU will
have an excellent opportunity
to introduce it into your
sketch. "
Nothing would please me
better"
AN rcroiy, then. Monsieur
TAHgiais.
an ycaor, NonsicwFranc-
TVcW.
Dagobcrt marched his men
The pondcrous, carved door
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through the graveyard.
was aJdr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
Geridt.
SeoenftiH
Sit bas Sefineen oes bon einem
SdIandJmngrn Hieorssrannten
Foli5iittn 8eprge Haintn.

9.r.ebrspoIisiit 8sore. Rain.p, 3s
Sabre aIt, BON Ro. 1859 BIenoorl
apenus, 1pslher, 'pis beridtet. am
Sdmitas abeno bti bem 8sriute, goi.
ianten aus BEN Wegs bes in polsm
Dalcpp bic Dine Strobe binunisrau.
fenoen ShIdudgposens go. 3 3u brin !,
cen, pon einem Der gftro. nieberpey
irampsIt uHb i6iper psrIest ipurcs.
srpuhis erit esitsrn Rohmittng i'm
itdotHheu 5oipiiaI aus isinsr Be
fpubtIoitgisit. bsfinbet ii5 isboh i'm.
mer nod in balbbsidutttm 3uItnno.
Ssin 9efinbtn gilt nah ME Dor FL,
ish- beoeuilih. Gb er sin.n S6Gnsls
trn6 erliiten bat, lisb iia nod nid)t
nit Seitimmibsit fsiiit,IItu, jtboh tpiro
tieies pom ben 5oipi.aIdrsten besrpsi.
felt. aue Spmptoms i6einen odrauf
binsubeuten, bob sr on siner ihipsrsa
0ebirnerihiitttruns lsibei.. Sm 2aufe
reg esitrietn 1ages iteuten iih soblrsi.
dc aomsrdoen unb 5reunbt bss bras
BEN 8enmten i'm 5oIpital elm, fonntsn
iebOh nit RiidIiht ouf oas gefinben
he's potienien nid,t su BEN aruntens
beti sugeluhen fperoen. Rainsp III els
rsr Der tiihtigften uno pflidieifrigiisn
BoIisiften unb srfreut ilh bel 9orees
festen unb aomeraben fpohlDerbisnier
ahtung unb geIiebtbeit.
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letisn gar iein gn6e Hs1msx, BERN Jas
pan IN tbatfd@lin niemols etne Blue
men. uuf bie RirfhbdumbIiitbe foIss
bic Wtitarioblitbe; bann blaN bte
pGOni.. bic man In Sopon be R6nigin
nennt; bic M3olee i'm Woi. bic Jrie
i'm Suui unb SuIi, Der 2otus TN Aus
suit. oie GbrpfaHtsnen TIM October
unb Rpnember, bic ghorn ebenfolls TN
Rppsn,ber unb bic piIbe Ramelis i'm
December. SnfoIss Der morliebe Der
Soponer fir Blumen trifft man bieie
in fold sroben Mreen on, bub ihr
anbIid ouf ben 5rsmosn ipahrhoft
perbIiiff.nb fpirtt.
Bon pratfiiHen Gsfi9tspuniten aus
iit borouf binsentsi.n iporbtn. ipeIH
erobe Nusbtbnune an Grunb urb Boz
ben fir ben Rubsaubau burh bic aRs
pflonsuns BON airi9bdumsn perloren
eebt, bic eieentlih ttinen NuseH bab.n,
ba ihnen bi. unesb.ure Nn5oh bon
Bliitbtn i.be araft ntmuit unb iie
aub.r Stauoe fsbt, 5rii6te su troeeH,
unb bas Sols aIs gaumot.riaI gang
lid ungssignst in. Ib.r man fdbrt
trpsbem fort, Qirf6bdume onaupflan'
ssn, ba biei. i'm GrUbiabr INNER mehr
Tpuriitsn berbeilpdtn Inb soeurA
ItIi.bIit cine nitt s.rtuse Ginnahmt'
quelIe biIbsn. Der Jopon.r bsipun'
bert aber uidt oIsin bic @liitben, sr
bat AUDI fur ae gdume ielbft cine
gorlisb.. TeonhmaI tptrb man sin
gGum6en finben, ir etF.a Stamm elm
LANCER gfahl seburOtn 1T; bic Spsigs
finb nit ben Spiben an eidsm Nfatk
bur6 S6riire bt',ftist. Solder
Baum bat .inen Gtiit su beb.rbsrsen.
unb um fth bi.f.n sua 5reunbe su er'
balt.n, pertpsnbet man ouf ibn srobs
Sorefalt. Wsit Der gr6Bten GeSulo
itust unb bitst bersopau.r bic 3p.ig.
bis Fl. enbIi6 trsenb cine phcntaitii@
s5crm aneensmmr taben. Ilts
Baum. psrben su 3roerspfionsrr Dsr'
itiimmeI.; burh artttsune unb ge1'
cb.luns btmiibt NOR it6. bic Dunhsr'
Ii6fsn R.iuItate gu erlanesn- 4urs:
bos GortenbouFah III in Susan 5u
elmer pabr.n aunf' g.rpDrosu NIT bsm
.6t natipnaIsn Gt,mpsI Der 3isrliH'
..it uub Der bamit p.rtuHbnR hsar'
rem Jprmen.
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Die 2isblinssbatsr Der &inssr

Gin. in Teu.fdianS erfntinenbe
!3.iif6rift fir p1hcaogii6. 9fphoIos
gi. beboroelt eas obis. Shtmo IN Der
foIgenben. fir unisy, 2si.riHnea g.
nis intereForten N:H.:
5m 4ae,nein.n III f.f,eeiieIIt tpsr'
s.n. oab 2nobsn pi,I msbr Isfen ala
Tldbt,n. Groben Iotpobl ME Tlao'
den siet.n WGrnen Glen onee,eu BID
htrn Dor, bod ninint bic 0nrliebt fur
Mdrden nit ben suHs5msnb.n Cab
rtn f.etig ob. gem.rtsrspertb 1T BE
Mabrnshmung, bnb Die W1o6en trcs
ibr.r i'm aue,mttnsA s.ringereH aeis'
lut Gin iDstt sroberss Contingent Der
W1rGenI.isr hiIbtR ais bi. Froben:
&c eisbi ung.fGhr bi. Sdlfi. msbr
Wdshen I.leHbe Tllpnen als annbtr.
2lIs bic .istntli6tR M6rnenichrs II.
bic 3tit bonn 8. - IL. asbenEidbrs
f.itesfieut pcrbtr. Damn ernont
bsutli5 ecs gebiirfRis Der 3ritit.
Ti. singsbtus,rs gtfhdfiisune NIT
Der obi.ttiptn 0,lt bissipfintrt bic
tineli5t pboniaiis.bdtisitit uno
matt benz Eniptn mGr6ensIaubtn Gin
Gne,. D1s ift in .riter 2inis bel ben
annbtR Der Gan. Gas GHoert ucth-
fp,Hoilsrfptiie aud bic Joeolssftdis
tuHe, urb bic Diitans spiiheH Bib
uHo Dirtlidt.ii nirb gsring.r. Der
Drang gum JorfH.n unb Jinbtn. ssr
9rars in bic Sern.. no bic pbaniafie
nod fhaIkn tam. erpadi: eas ift bH
gsrioot bes RobinIon uno itiHe
RebrIsit.. Der JnoioRergeihi6!s. uno
hd triti ipieber Elm bemertensperther
iiut.rihisb sipifaen Rnoben uue
MdrS.n ;u.as.: mGb9en lsfsn piel
m.hr Robinfon oIs anoben. tpeseseu
bic 9nabsn bi. Snpicnerssi3i&ira
porsitbsn, bic BON ben Mdb6sn far
gang isnorirt p.rDsn. Die eisentIihe
RobinIons unb 5nbionerper:Dbe ift 3,e
3,it bonn IL. bis 13. 2ebensinbre. Jr
bisf.r 3sii ini.r.ffirsH oud Der 9ur.rs
triss, Ranfsn's Grrfdsrfabrt ms
Roroltne Glsnesr uHo monntrlu
Geeobentsuer. Damn eriYont absr
eam natiirli4 bas DebIrfniB einss
.Obisitinen Dsli5eoba6tuns. unb nus
turtunbIids fo!pis peltsefhi6tliGT
BHhsr .rreeen Elm ernfteres JHterefe.
Sni.reEnnt ift fsrHer bic Beobo4,
tuns. bab annbtH ME MdbHsn mil
Der snnsen Naipit1t unferer slltror'
bern ouf ban Homsn bes DerfohtrS
psrsihisn unb BON ibm fan ourhDes
feline Rotis nshmen, ionbsra nur fA:
bns Wert JntsreHe seistn. Die btnt.
outage g.Iefenfis Drudihrift. bic iisa
Bel ben grnahftnen ougemein bei
srObtsn 3uipruhs erfreut. ndmIitt ba
3titung. fiubet in her fleinsu DsleG'
jaaft natareenldb nur cine iebr ee'
rinse Warbieuna. Die Mabhen habsn
BEL elmer in ben Shulsn sshnltenen
iimfrags bic 3eituns aIS 2ieblinss'
l.ttiirs aberboupt nidt onsegeben uns
uuA bic Rnatsn Hur isbr fpdrli4.
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anfregcnSes a6entruer.

Gin oufrsssnbss abent,uer bate a..
fern 4benb Serr Rsp. Charles r.
Bob, pdftor Der pr.sbnterianerfirhe
in aooHbdle. BEL feinsr Seimfunft gu
bsfieben. grIbemertts su isinsr ueber.
rafhung Elm 2iht in ieinsm 6auir
bremen unb fhlih iih an elm sSsnItey,
BON no aus er sinen Wann erblidts,
ipelfer nit einer aerat in Der 5aub bi.
Wobnuns burhfuhts. 6srr Gob elite
in bas 5ous. jebod bIiss Der Ginbrts
der bel fsinem 4nblif bic aer3s aus,
fprana aus oem Jenlter unb iief bic
2erington 9lDenue entlanu, periolgt
con Rep. gob unb einem Hahbnrn
Qnmens 9hinnes. Qtsierer fsusrts
fiins GdiiiIs anf ben Jliebenbsn ob.
spel6em es isboh fhlieBiih eslons. in
Der Gunfslheit su DsrIhuinbtn. Cine
linterfuhuns ereab, bnB nihts nus
Der Mpbnuns seitoblen spcrben mar.
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goriid)tige GiRbredler.

Wfit GROCER Dorfihi ainsen bic gins
BREEDER su gDeris, ipsIde IN Der Cams.
tag Wnnt 5pei pIdts NIT ibrsm 6e-
frfe beebrten. Die HerIe burhfhnits
ten ndmlih In beibsn JdlIfn bic 9tles
pbonbrdbts. bcnpr fie fib an bic 4rbsii
niahten. 5n Der mobnuHs oes Wors
tin Dolp, go. 2121 Sutton Mpenue,
erbeuteien fie Gilbtrfofkn inn Mertte
non $50 foipie einen iIeinen Oslbbss
trag. sic iparen ourn Elm finterftns
itsr eingeftitgef.
Bon bier begnben .iie fih nnn btE.
ginbliHsment Der luplor Guppln Co.,
80. 634 Wlnin fGtrobe. mo fie fif,
nahbem iie auh bier oorber be 9eIt.
pbonDrdbte burdf f9niiien bdtten, sipti
Gnlb Rrgiiier aneigneten. Gie sDdrsn
bie ROtbleitsr sum brstitn GtDdsreri
enpprpeRiegen uub bus& sia Center
n balR6 st&s1s oelaaek
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WteIminb. Gin waoIer ouI

DielMinb. Gin WoIer aus
Marieile fpridt bon ben letitn Gtiir.
nsn. .Junohl, iasst er, I'D battle IN
meinsn,, nod sismEi4 uiHbstf6 f6atteS
Mtslier einRn 1trrn nit einsns srobtu
QUITE aaf eem Rnpfe Ss,Hult Dos
Bib tit fertie. 2lbenbs 6ri4t btr
Gturm los. Gin Sturm. Rin6er. na,
mas ias' euH! Jh trsr an ndditen
Tag hi Ntslier uns mas eIautt Is 3D.
eefGet'n, mein Bib III A1. aber -
CANT toM. auf Ghse! polfsdnbis fuM.
D& 0&nD Bat BEN llsgtyH IN eSt
tGaeasst!1et.
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etarb


ssitine bon CAPTAIN G. r. pcerenittre, In tbs
rer gpubnuna, 80 1912 gaainiit Gtrnbs. Zoe
leitenbeednaniE ftHbei 'fdit am Wapriae, ben
"a Sini, I'm, lfbr 9anbwittaas, Guf beu Jii'
oifcheu Triebbnfe nnf AidiiuIi etue. Mobbtner
Srcbulnn tpirb ben Gotiesotenit abpnitea
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SanSels.GrimrjiOn mad aentn6s.

D1s Ggturiions aoniuittes Der
G1Emtrfia! AHotiaiion bat bic Wprs
tsrfitIa5ta 1Lr bic incre<n ss1ttjis.s
benDs s1rabe Boomer gyiuriion- nah
afniadn DoEtnDei. lInseidbr 150 o.
iddftsleuie iperben fin an bem Auss
f.up bsthsiligtH unD ois Gtdbts Gpns
s6tnua, Min6sfter, GuImeutb unb Das
si1r np. usrben btfu6t peshsA
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yerlDren ssTas T5an ''s ,rass aiiSiars aslsH On t'
une l3. SirGhe absnefben IN 60. i4i2 gaoI.
fan GixGbs. eeeeH GeiasnunG. 1t
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i'm G.. aebensiGhre. Ite @eerhieura finosi ilat
arn Tienita9. ben Is. 1uni. gtnfTt.idas I'm
paflor. i42t nno 1923 wiain Ctr. aus. iuosu
Rerrpdneir unh Ssreunne obne freiiere Roiis
hSfiitH etneeiuheu itub bon
II 1su frantrnseH SinierbIistenen.
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Fsfiebter Gate bon Sufannd seifuIai ceb
ssusiter im aIiev ron Gi aabpeH las nsi.
deabegduantb finbei itnii um Eieutioq bpn beg
Saeriie Der GHfe & 9GramanH &C.. aus um
ilhr .noTaens, tppJeuf uui 7:30 u5r In ecI e.
eetiirins Airdse eiue 8eataeulsG Ga1metle 5eie.
trtgi lpiro. ipogg 5rsuHbe beflitii einasIaeen
Frb II
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i'm Elisr ben 60 Sdbren, In fetner gsobHirra.
677 Sole absHHe HeoHeaIe Tie Seti Der Et.
ero1anug lvirb fpaier befnuni efmati. II
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9aitftns bon Ton GobeH pei6eubecanpnib bon
her gscbHana Hires Sotres. abtnhum @. TO-
ben. SO. $50 Suidtus stne.. Meonbdie, r,'e
am glonin1, am utr Glnfuiiiaes. 10
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frisorih DuffiR,

Sinrb am Sanfiag. ben o. 9gus 1919. s1ats
mii.uas I'm 3 llbr 30 WeiHaieri, infer tnfrigft
eeite5ier Bdier, Grobhdier nHo araber,
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gin uermieilss.

eans mir 4 Aimmsrl: sefisnD slr 1 obsr Q
1aHiiieH. 0as snso ssaileg 30. z30z Dins
&traks. ~
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tBsrmaRia 2sse fi3, 7. e. e. q.
Ten agiieiieberH ebiaer xoae sur sln6rihi
hcb saraber Srieerid Wgssfd aFfiorbfH tHo nHl
TteffieG Gntfatsfaa uhr ben beH 4tsaHiisn
her eoae AZ teiHer leBlsn Rutf'iaiss. ssaliiiii
9ilS, geIeliei fUsgceH irtre.
1rIr unaer. e. IT.
Grse ertnfmnnn. @roi.ssir. II
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fsopolo 4. Dromn,

eiasb am eonnlaa ben %. CUNT 1914 sISt.
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etnrb om sarIiaa. ben 22. auni iel2. nn


GnmIIion
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-09-20
TAUGHT EXPERTS A LESSON
Accident While Casting Cannon Re.
suited In Foundation of Present
English Gun Factory.

We owe our present arsenal al
Woolwich to an accident. The gov
eminent had gun foundry in Moor
fields, where, upon one occasion, In
the year 1716, distinguished party
were gathered together to witness the
operation of casting large cannon.
A young foreigner, named Schlach,
who seems to have been almost an
entire stranger. but who was well &C
qualnted with the details Of casting.
noticed that one Of the molds had
been insuff1ciently dried. and warned
the molders against using 1t. They
disregarded his advice, and when he
saw that he could not prevail upon
them to desist, he Immediately put
himself well out of harms way be-
fore the cannon was cast. A terrible
explosion occurred when the molten
metal rushed into the wet mold, ow-
ing to the sudden generation Of steam
that could find no outlet, and several
persons were killed and large num-
Der injured
1t Is said that search was made for
the man whose predictions had been
SO painfully verified, and that the gov
eminent employed him to advise
about the best mode of preventing
such accidents in future. The result
was that Moorfelds was given up as
site Of a gun foundry altogether,
and upon his advice the establishment
was removed to the Warren at Wool.
wich.-London Tit-Bits.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-09-20
FOUND RIGHT MAN AT ONCE
seedy and Unlikely Looking indivld-
ual Knew All About city's Street
Railway Troubles.

A man once came to Newton D
Baker, mayor Of Cleveland, and said:
my town is going to have street
railway fight. want to know all
about Cleveland's."
II shall be only too glad to tell you
all I know" said Mr.. Baker, "but I'm,
fortunately have appointments until
one o'clock. Win you come back?"
How can I most profitably put in
the two hours here until that timer"
asked the stranger.
The answer was: go out on the
public square, sit down by the most
unlikely man you can find-the one
who looks most as If he didn't know
the difference between a franchise and
double track. Ask that man to tell
you about Cleveland's street railway
fight. and when you come back I will
tell you whatever you haven't been
able to learn from him.
The man came back at the end Of
two hours. Il needn't keep my ap-
pointment here" he said. II found
an old chap whose feet were out Of
his shoes, whose elbows were out Of
his shirt sleeves, and who looked as
II he had just sobered up for the first
time.in month-in short, found the
unlikeliest looking individual at large
put one question to him and he start
ed right in at the beginning and filed
IN all the details and brought me down
70 lo<o Thoroso 70
tell me. unless you know what's going
to happen. He hasn't been let In on
that"-The Survey.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-09-20
BoREs ON RAILROAD TRAINS
Woman Complains Of laxative Feb
low Travellers Who Insist on
Revealing Secrets.

1t Is strange how many people.
when travelling, are SO bored with
their own society that they will talk
to whatever stranger they can force
to Hsten-yes, and tell their hearts
secrets. too. Once, in the dressing
room OF Pullman, a woman whom I
have never seen from that day to this,
told me with exact detail all about a
recent scandal in her family which
they had kept out Of the papers only
by the most strenuous effort. yet for
all she knew, l might have been a re-
porter and I must say l longed to
brighten her for her indiscretion by
telling her that was one!
Less serious condolences are fire.
quent. 'T've hardly hair on my head
that's my own" whispers the woman
who has come over from the next Sec
ton ostensibly to offer you maya
zine, but really to hear herself talk.
These puffs cost $20-and altogether
I've bought over 800 worth of braids
and switches" Pleasant thought!
1t is much more difficult to handle
the cheerful, expansive woman trav-
eler who has made up her mind to
talk to one of her own sex and who IS
at heart very good sort. but who
merely happens to be frightful bore,
than It is to discourage the advances
of the offensive travelling man. who.
seeing a woman alone, feels that he
can follow up his rude stares with con-
versation. Usually curt monosyila-
sufficiently crush him-but you cannot
deal out that sort Of treatment to your
own sex.-E1change
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-09-20
Woodstock, Virginia. Friday, September 20, 1912.
One Farmer Is Happy

One Of the unusual things I
saw on my vacation in Northern
Indiana was contented farmer, :"
said Annis Burk, secretary to
Mayor Shank, the other day.
We were going in an auto
mobile on a fishing expedition
north of Bass Lake" Burk re-
lated, and we stopped to ask
farmer the road. He was sitting
in his yard whiting. He gave
us the information, and, just to
let him know we were friendly, l
asked him his opinion on poll
tics.
That's something that won't
worry me- the farmer said.
Why should l worry about poll
tics or anything else? Here l am,
living on a good farm, got a
good barn and a wife that's a
good worker; way should |
worry Indianapolis Star.
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NOTICE

At any points on lines of Southern
and B. & o. ard r. RS, that can be
reached, and from which l can return
to Woodstock, in one day will de-
liver lectures and addresses on the
subjects of ''Old Times, New Times,
and All Times Religion" and The
Old School, The New School, The
One School" = Oral, Written, Print
ed teachings, on the lines of thought
and work of the University Exten-
sion Movements, Y. Nj. c. A g, Chris
tian Endeavor. Terms to Groups and
Circles of 2 to % or 80 persons-sl and
expenses. To audiences OF 100 to
GOO persons, ; $40 and expenses. Ad-
dress 1.-The Tribune of the People
LEMUEL BORDEN, Woodstock, X.
F. D. 2, Shenandoah Co., Vlr-
ginia. THESE terms, or the entire
offer, subject to change, without no.
tice, on account of other professional
engagements and inclinations. Each
contract must be in writing and stand
,rta On its own merit or demeris.
L. 3D.
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WESTBOUND-from Woodstock.

WESTBOUND-from Woodstock.
No lz3-Mixed-Except Sunday
7:01 a. N. Local for Barrisonburg
Arrive Harrisonburg 1915.
No. 4o-Dai y-1:10 p. m. Loca
for Harrisonburg. Arrive Harrison
burg 2:55 p. m. Buffet Parlor Car.
No. l.s-Exeept Sunday-T::29 p. m
Limited for Harrisopburg, stopping
at EdinbBrg. Mt. Jackson, New Mar,
ket and Broadway. Arrive Harrison
burg 900 p. m. Buffet Parlor Car.
No. zl7-Except Sunday-S:55 p. m.
Local for Harrisonburg. Arrive
srrisonburg 1925 p. IN.
EASTBOUND-from Woodstock.
No. l4-Except Sunday-s:0o a. m.
Limited for Alexandria and Washing
ton. Arrive Washington 1855 a. m
Buffet Parlor Car.
No. 2S-Daily-4:26 p. m. Local
for Alexandria and Washington.
Arrive Washington $40 D. m. Buffet
l-arlor Car.
No. 2lo-Except Sunday $40 p. m.
Local from Harrisonburg to Stras-
burg. Arrive Strasburg S:45 p. m.
Nos. l3 and IA connects at Manas-
saS with ms. Ill and 112 to and from
Warrenton.
No. IA connects at Manassas with
Main Line Fast Mail Train No. 43 for
principal point South.
Trains PIT and IL in connection with
Main Line Train No. 10 between
Orange and Manassas affords good
service from Richmond via G. & O.
Railway and Gordonsville.
Z. H. CoAPMAN, Vice-President and
General Manager.
h. HARDwIcK, Passenger Traffic
Manager.
q. F. CARY, General Passenger Agt-
L. s. BROWN, General Agent, Wash
ingt0n, D. c.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA,

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah County, to-wit:
John E. Bemis, Plaintiff,
VS.. Action OF Debt
E. M. Whetzel and Mrs. E M.
Whetzel, Do.endants.
The object of this suit is to recover
of said E M. Whetzel and Mrs. E.
NJ. Whetzel, defendants, the sum OF
800 90, with interest from The End day
of December, 1911, and costs, and to
attach the property or effects OF said
defendants, to-wit: piano, writing
desk and electric fan
It appearing by affidavit that the
said E. Nj. Whetzel and Mrs. E. Nj.
Whetzel are non-residents OF this
State, it is therefore ordered that they
appear within fifteen days after due
publication of this notice and do what
| is necessary to protect their interests.
GEO. W. M1LEY,
Williams Il Bro. p.q. u. clerk
Aug. 30-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-09-20

Some people who have never
worked in a harvest field wonder
at the scarcity of harvest hands.