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The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-25
CHAPTER XIX.
The Viscount and the Persian.

The Viscount and the Persian.
Raoul now remembered that his
brother had once shown him that mys-
terious person. of whom nothing was
known except that he was Persian
and that he lived in little old
fashioned fiat in the Rus de Riyoli.
The man with the ebony skin. the
eyes OF jade and the astrakhan cap
bent over Raoul.
II hope, NJ de Chagny," he said,
that you have nos betrayed Erik's
secret?"
And why shoufd | hesitate to be.
tray that monstSr, sir?" Raoul re.
Joined haughtily, trying to shake on
the intruder. rs he your friend. by
any chance?"
Il hope that you said nothing about
Christine Daaes and to talk about
one is to talk about the other!"
"Ob. SIR" said Raoul, becoming
more ard more impatient, you seem
to kpnw about many things that in.
teres! me; and yet l have no time to
listtn to you'll"
Once more, NJ. de Chagny, where
Are you going so fast?"
Cannot you guess? To Christine
Dsae's assistance.
Then, sir. stay here. for Christine
Daae is here,"
with Erik!"
With Erik"
How do you know"
Il was at the performance and no
one in the world but Erik could con
tive an abduction like that!
on he said. with a deep sigh. Il
recognized the monsters touch!"
You know him then?"
The Persian did not reply, but
h,aved fresh sigh.
Sir" said Raoul, Il do not know
what your intentions are, but can you
do anything to help me? | mean, to
help Christine Daae?"
Il think SO. NJ. de Chagny, and that
10 why l spoke to you"
What can you do?"
Try to take you to her .
aad to him"
II you can 10 me luHI service, BIT,
my life is yours! One word
mo'e: tire commtssary of police tells
me that Christine Daae has been car
riod on by my brother. Count Phi.
lippe."
"Oh. NJ. de Chagny. | don't believe
q word of it."
ITS not possible, is it?"
Il don't know II It is possible or
not; but there are ways and ways OF
carrying people on; and M le Comte
Philippe has never, so far as / know.
had anything to do with witchcraft." "
Your arguments are convincing.
sir, and ! am fool Oh, let
US make haste! place myself en-.
ue!y In your hands! How
SHOULD | not believe you, when you
are the only one to believe me
when you are the only one not TO
smile when Erik's name is men.
uoned7"
And the young man impetuously
bszed the Persian's hands They
cAre icecold.
'SuseHt' saA the Persian, stop
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-25
Where supetetItIon ston,.

David BelagcO, at u reception In New
York. was discussing stage supcrBtl
uons AN motor" he said. will never
IN rehearsal speak the last lines Of u
new play HIS superstition won't le,
him Superstition is very powerful
thing IN all " us. he added. but
have never heard of It's preventing
anybody from accepting thirteen 10.
q dozen"
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-25
Good to Eoraet Self sometIm,,.

To try to make others comfortable
is the only way to get right comfort.
able ourselves. and that comes partly
Of not being able to think 30 much
about ourselves when We are helping
other people For OursclycB will al.
ways do pretty well II we don't pay
them too much attention George
Macdonald
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-25
Working in the Dark

fnthcr, impatient M tho long delay.
shouted from the house.
Corney! Corncy' what 80 don :
go can't got tho collar over the
mules head. tho bog replied. Ius
ears arc frozen"
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formed Of planking It must have
been the ordinary road taken by ERIK
TO reach ChrIslIno'H drcssingroOm
and impose upon her innocence.
And Raoul. remembering the Per.
slams remark, thought that II mad
been mystorIouaIy constructed by the
ghos; himself Later. he learned tnnJ
Erik had found. all prepared Tor hin,
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-25
Ip,portnpt IN knofbera
NOTHING To II.

81 believe in calling spade
spade"
Guess you might as well I've nev.
er been able TO pass one OFF for dia.
mond or n heart"
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-25
Foley Kidney Pills Succeed

because they are good honest med
icine that cannot help but heal kid
ney yand bladder ailmentsandurinary
irregularities, if they are once taken
into the system. Try them now
for positive and permanent help.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-25

Eternal punishment may be tina
price of being too poor to buy
divorce.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-25

II you wish beautiful clear white
clothes, use Red Gross Bag Blue. At all
good groccrS. ADV.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-25

Duty is tho thing everybody else
ought to do.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-25

W. N. u, DENVER, NO. 39-t9t3.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-12-20
BOWEN NOTES

There will be preaching at the
Bowen church by the new minis
ter, Rev. Resner, Sunday, Dec. 81,
at 11:15 a. m. aud 8 p. m.
Mrs. +. M. Knapp returned
home Tuesday after spending a
week with her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
W. White of Del Norte.
The V. B. Sunday School class
were entertained Saturday evening
by Derwood Nichols at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Goff.
Mrs. Mary White entertained at
dinner Sunday Luther Mcdonnell
and family, F. E. Goff and wife,
j. L. Hillard and wife, Lyle Bar
ber and mother.
Joseph FELTON, will spend the
winter with his cousin, L. d.
Crooks.
The Bazaar given by Ladies aid
Friday evening cleared S18.
J. F. Goff and family, I. E. Mer-
riman and wife and Miss Hazel
Truitt visited Sunday with Mrs.
s. E. Goff.
Misses Mamie and Fannie Nc
Connel returned home Thursday
from Hastings, Neb., where Miss
Fannie underwent very success
full operation for appendices at st.
Anthony's hospital.
Messrs. Earl Jennings and Rob-
ert Burns and wives visited Tues
day and Wednesday with Bowen
relatives.
The X. of II. Sunday School
class had skating party, rabbit
hunt and roast Saturday afternoon.
They report fine time.
Mrs. g. NJ Harris and daughter
Mabel visited Tuesday week at
the home of Mrs. O. Fl. Wallace.
Miss Marie Fogle has accepted
position as operator for the Tele-
phone company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-12-20
Rebekah Ball Christmas night.
CUSTOMS OF OUR
NEAR NElCHBORS

Perhaps the greatest demonstra-
tion given in commemoration of
the birth of Christ is observed by
the people of the Catholic religion.
In almost every Mexican settle
ment custom is maintained of
building camp fires in front of the
church or houses for a period of
nine nights before Christmas.
Commencing on the night Of the
18th of December, one fire is built;
the next night two fires, and so on
until on Christmas eve nine small
camp fires are kindled and kept
going for several hours. A COM
mon expression is used to denote
the significance of the fires. which
literally translated is ITO Light
the Saviour In" On Christmas
day, extended services are held in
tho church, consisting largely of
prayers and songs.
At the Seven-mile plaza sew
eral years ago the Christmas fires
were built regularly but the ous-
tom has been allowed to pass of
late on account Of the great scar
city of fuel. At Capulin, however,
and other Mexican settlements
where wood may be had, the oere
mony is carefully observed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-12-20

Deep-seated coughs that resist ordin-
ary remedies require both external and
internal treatment. II you buy dollar
bottle OF BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP you get the two remedies you
need for the price OF one. There is a
HERRICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER for the chest, free with each
bottle. Sold by Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-12-20
NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby gwen that meeting
Of tho stockholders Of The Consolidate
Ditch and Hesdgats Company will be
held at the Town Hall, in Monte Vista.
Colorado. on Friday, the second day Of
January, 1914, at tho hour Of two o'clock
in tho afternoon, for tho purpose OF
electing Board Of Directors and for
the transaction Of such other business
as may properly come before the meet
ing. Dated this 18th day Of November,
A. ID. 1913. HERBERT w. MARTIN,
SeCretAr
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-12-20
One Of Our Own

The Countess, Of Bunk IL coming
over. but fears she won't be able 10
stand the noise and rush Of America
very long" She has changed. She
stood 1t for thirty-eight years, until
ner daddy struck copper In Mon.
tana."
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-12-20
California Woman Seriously Alarmed

N1WoSn1A WohhAh SoStous1y Alarmed
"A short time ago contracted = se-
vere cold which settled on my lungs and
caused me = great deal Of annoyance.
would have bad coughing spells and my
lungs were 90 sore and infsmed I began
TO be seriously alarmed. A friend rec
commended ChSmberlxin's Cough Rem
edy, saying she had used 1t for years. /
bought bottle and it relieved my cough
the first night, and in week was rid
Of the cold and soreness OF my lungs"
writes Miss Marie Gerber, Sawtelle. Cal.
For sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-12-20
Net Really esr.s,.s.

my cases are all simple ones. such
- stealing boxes Of matches and
hsndkerchiefs. and bigamy." said a
prisoger at Kingston-on.Thame
court, after 3s previous conviction.
had been proved against him.-Lon.
don Mall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-12-20
Our Business
is
YourB Business
A FEW FACTS AND
A FEW FIGURES

You have read "Forewod" and
about our business and
When company you
Our
in the Rocky Mountain region; telephones
The actual cash value of the poes switchboads batteries
ments he "too with which make ervi
The total of ockthe which
properties thee "tools) $296O3
You three million physical
property and equipment thanw estookss
Your service based the physical
Your based money
business
Tin
which nothing
The for telephone operators
and other n salaries and wages
1t supplies insurance.
and other necessities
Not OF additions
boards, exchanges, or Long Distance lines
The people
business
We pay them percent for the use Of the,
You'll admit that this only fair their
grocer
We ereaz that nc n
We would lot printed
We have those though prepared under the direction
Of the Intentate Commerce Commi.son
They ready for your inspection at time
Well hem-sxplan them you any you say
enough
worry youb enough prove the truth
he Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
CORPORATION
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-12-20

Miss Marie Fogls has accepted
a position as operator for the Tele-
phone company.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

Londyn - Paryz - Berlin -
Moskwa - W}adywostok (koleja
transsyberyjska) yokohama
Vancouver - Londyn. Pobicie te-
dy rekordu Fogga ME jest wynn
klein wydoskonalenia sic srod---
kow acknowledgement, lecz POI
prostu wynikiem obrania drogi
krotszej.
Me ulega kwestyi, Re Cd czasu,
gdy Fogg odbywa} rzekomo swa
podroz, szybkosc %parowc6w oso-
bowych wzros}a i re robia one te-
raz drogi krotsze, ale i tax, chcac
jechac dzisiaj wedle marszruty
.Fogga trzebaby stracic 70 dni CO.
najmniej..
Dopiero jednak, gdy kanal pa
namski zostanie otwarty ola ru-
chu pasazerskiego, bedzie MONA
movie 0 faktycznej podrozy doo-
kola swiata, dookola kuli ziem--.
skiej, DO dotad odbywaiy sic take
podroze - fantastyczne j rzeczy-
wiste -tylko ma jej odcinkach.
Ale i wtedy dokonanie ich W
dniach 30 .bedzie niemala sztaka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
'Otrucie N pufku fran
Cuskim.

Paryz Humanitte" donosi u
Comp:egne, ze po spozyclu zepsute-
90 ryzu z%achorowalo 800 zo}nierzy
81 pulku piechoty. W'elu 2 zo1-
merry ley ciezko chorych W laza-
rec e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
TRY L OLA TRY.
.DZIESTU DAM.

80" 800
statnich czasach W .panstwie A.
rorai rewolucye, skutkiem kt6rej
krdl utraci1 sw6j tron dziedzicz-
my. Uciek} z obawy pred swojemi
trzydziestu zonami!
Pred przeszlo; czterema laty
zbankrutowal banker nowojorski
Archibald Everett przybyl ma
wyspe Arorai, najwiecej wysunie-
ia ma po4udnie z archipelago wysp
Gilberta ma oceanic Spokojnym i
pozyskawszy sobie wzgledy miej-
scowego w}adcy, poja} jego mai
starsza c6rke "a zone. Kiedy on
wkr6tce potem krol umarl, Ever
ret, poprzednio juz desygnowany
tronu obwo1any zosta}
monarcha, do czego zreszta posia-
da} wszelkie warunki, bedac VIA
scicielem... flanelowego ubrania
olbrzymiego parasola j gramofo-
nu. Wraz z tronem odziedziczyl
take harem poprzednika swego,
zlozony z dwudziestu miodvch.
starszych, a kilku nawet calkiem
starych kobiet.
Wszystko sz}oby W jabnajlep~
Sym porzadku, gdyby ME PREY
padkowo przybicie do wyspy. pa
rowca amerykanskiego. Wtedy
.rozpocze}o sic Gale nieszczescie.
Oto jeden z mieszkahcow wyspy
zakupi} ma statku, w drodze han
dlu wymiennego, try kompletne
damskie kostyumy paryskie
wedle prawa zwyczajowego - O.
rzekajacego, re wszelkie MOVIE j
oryginalne nabytki maja bye Ola
rowane krolowi - zrobil z Mich
prezent swemu w}adcy. Kr6l
przyja} podarunek i nawzajem
kostyumy te ofiarowal trzem
swym ulubionym damon haremo-
wynn: Mop, Soup Alo. Fakt ten,
zupesnie zreszta naturalny wy
wolal wsrod pozostalych a nieob-
darowanych dam haremowych Ia
two zrozumiala W motywach zaz-
drose, grozac nawet otwartym
skandalem. Kr6l Everett, ratujac
W tym wypadku swa powage, O.
Swiadczy1 nieobdarowanym da-
nom, re trey ,,szczesliwe" niepo-
trzebnie zabraly wszystka garde-
robe, poniewa7 sklada sic z tylu
kawalk6w, Re powinny one wy
starczyt do ubrania wszystkich
dam.
Wobec tego kostyumy rozdzie-
lono j n~azajutrz spacerowala Ale
nago, ale z p~arasolka W reku.
Soup wylacznie tylko W gorsecie,
Mop NATIONALIST z pysznym pi6ro-
puszem we ..wlosach j t. d.
w kilka miesiecy potem mo
WI jakis parowiec zawinel do A.
rorai, przypadkiem jeden z tubyl-
COW, czyniac ma statku zakupy,
nabyl kilka ilustrowanych tygo-
dnik6w, W ktdrych ma nieszcze-
scie znajdowa}y sic kolorowane
rysunki mod damskich. Danny z
Arorai dowiedziaiy sic tysn spo
sobem Q podejsciu kr6la, skut--
klein czego wybuchla wsr6d mich
rewolucya haremowa, tax grozna,
II kr6l Everett czul sic szczesli-
wynn, edy porEucai2c swe pan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
i
.CIEKAWE kzE1Y
Jubileusz zapafki.

Wsr6d ro.maitych jubileus16w,
jake obchodzimy " tYme roku, ME
nalezy zapomins6, te saaasle v tym
roku prxypads takte setna iroczn'os
vynale1ien'a .ap,lst. W "! q
to drobny, ale przec,et donios}y.
Ny d.ls:ai przyzwyczajeoi do tu-
powsnia| "a try fengiiggii /! oaaego pu
de4ka zapa}ek, ME zdajemY soble
nawetz tego- sPrawY, te jes.c.e
praed stu laty ludno6d ple .na{s to-
50 tax praktycznego ..srodka. do
wznlecania ognia. P,,erweza probe
w~ynale.ienia xapalek, ktdreby ga
stapity dawne krzesiwo bupke,:
1aczely sic " roku 1913. Zacza}+ je
Francu. Chancel, kt6rY stwor1yl
pojeaync4y typ zapatk,, ;uzywssY
do tego siarki. Wyhalazek ulepszy}
Y rotu 1898 chemik Doberener.
zapst1i tosforowe pojavi', ale V
roku. 1899. rsk zwane szwedzkie
taps}ki wynalezione .osta}y dop'ero
" roku ls4s. = roxpowszechnione
W Europe d"p>ero " siddmem
dzlesiatku lat ub,eg}ego stulecia.
Wielki mistrz lozy bruk-
Selsk1ej
a zsrazem posef socyalistgczoy, je-
den gldwnych pr,ywddedw ME-
dzynarodovego wolnomularstwa o.
rae wykonaxea testsmeatu osfxwio-
uego anarchistys Felrera, co spowo-
dowas swego oz.sa1 tkrwawee rozru-
chy prxeciwko katolikom y BARGE
Ionic, poc'4gniety sostal "a wykro.
czen,e przeo'w moralnodoi do odpo-
wiedzialno6ci sadowej. Jest to je-
den : najzagorsalszych VI g6wKc6-
oiota katol'ckiego,, 90 qstavio."ie
podburzat masonerye tax v Belg'l,
.iak poza jej granicami do walkl :
katohoyzmem. M: kt6ry : ust jego
ustawiszue padaly .o~szozerstwa csy
= trybuny psrlamentarnej cay ma
Einnych xebradIach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
Henryk SienkieWicz

otrzYma1 diva mil,ony marek wy
nagrodzenia cd pew nego amerYkahv
sklego towarzystws, IA pozwclenie
wystawianla romansu swego ,,Quo
vadis" " kinematografach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

PoD ;'lll +

#-E&IGi.= -%#&S@-#HH'" =+HEF #E 80.
poDa \ 2 !
Kt6zlz. dzisiejszego sta1szego
pokoellssnIlia ME zachwyca} sig n,
swej NNczesnej mlodo$ci fantasty
cznemN powiesciami Ju1iusza
Vernea, kt6z ME czytal z golracz-
kowaSeiekawo$cia jego op4wia--
dania5sp Phileosie Foggu, kt9remu
udahbsie W dniach 80 SWAT OBJ
)echaSa,... Jak to easy predko
sic z111ieniaja! To, 60 Lat ternu
czterdkiesci by}o utworem wyo-
braznlsgenialnego W swym sodza-
ju pisafza, dis stale sic rzeczywi-
stoscia, ba, rzeczywisto$c ia pre-
sz}a nawet fantazye Vernea, Jesz-
cze bopiem, zanim ukohczono bu-
dove skolei transsyberyjskiej,
wspolPracownik Matina, CASTOR
shiegaer, objecha} SWAT W. g
dniachh ,nastepnie wsp6lpracownik
E%xcelssora, Andrzej jaeger
Schmidt = w 80 dniach i 10 go
dzinaeh, a wreszcie swiezo Jan
Mears wsp6lpracownik New
YorkSSun'a = W IS dniach 81 60
dzinaeh i 40 minutach.
Aleezy wymienieni, poczawszy
cd Rhieosa Fogga rzeczywi$cie
SWAT objechali, a tenn mniej pobi-
Ii jeeo.rekord?... Mad tenn war
to si zastanowit.
NaTpozor wydawa}oby sic, ze
faktyfznie istniejacy podr6znicy,
skoro pdbyli mniejwiecej te sa-
ma drage, co fantastyczny Fogg
jegq wierny sluzacy Passepar-
tout " kr6tszym czasie, nil on,
to pobili jego rekord j re rzeczy-
wiscie objechali kule ziemska, gdy
powr6cili cd zachodu ma to sa-
mo mejsce, z kt6rego ku wscho-
dowiWyjechali. Tymczasem spra-
We ia, agdy sic mad mia blizej zasta-
nowimy, przedstawia sic wcale i
naczej.
Przyjmujac bowiem definicye,
re objechanie $wiata zasadza sic
ma powroceniu cd zachodu do te-
60 Hdejsca, z kt6rego wyjechalo
sic v, kierunku wschodnim TREE
ba sie:zgodzic ma to, il:
i. Objechanie Swiata moze sic
odby6lpod kaida szerolkoscia geo
g%raficzna, a vice j W najblizszem
oddaleniu cd abieguna.
2. Sprawl p~rzebytej przestrze-
nj ME wchodzi bynajmniej w a
chube.
w rzeczywistoSci jednak ami
Shiegler, ami Jager-Schmidt, ami
Mears ME zeszli W swej drodze
az do r6wnika j zaden z Mich ME
przeby} 10000 kilometr6w, stamo-
wiacych obw6d ziemi W tenn miej-
Sou, a przestrzeh, jaka przebyli,
r6wna sieIco najwyzej 10000 XII
lometrow1
Bry1a ziemi. Interchangeable
biorac, ME jest kula, poniewaz
prey biegunach jest coskolwiek
sp}aszczona. Gdy jednak sp}asz--
CT -nia te So minimalne wpor6w-
naniu do ca}ej msy naszego pla-
nety przeto uwazamy 60 "a
kule. ot6z, ably odbye naprawde
podroz dookoaa swiata, trzebaby
odbyc TAXA droge, kt6ra przecho-
dzi}aby przez diva dowoanie o.
brane punkty ma kuli ziemskiej,
lezace wzgledem siebie w antypo-
dach, czyli, ze W kazdym razie
musia}oby ono rownac sie.4o,ooo
kim, skoro. ziemie przyjmljemy
"a. kule.
Phileus Fogg W powiesci Yer
ne'a odbyl podrd1 wedles haste
pujaeej marszruty: Londyn -
Paryi - Suez - Bombay -Kal-
kutta = Singapoor - Hongkong
= Szangai - yokohama = San
Francisco = Nowy Jork Lon
dyn. TIE ostatnie miasta wraz z
Jokohama So jedynymi tymi sa-
mymi punktami, przez kt6re pre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
Handel z kosGmI b0ha-
ter6sF!

Miasto Gdahsk .xakusilo cd
fiskusa wojsko~e ego stare wa}y :
przyleglo6ciami. Anajduj4 sig tam
take nasowe groby poleg}yct V
walkach 1906 1918, tax Prasa-
low, jak F,ancuzdw tip. Netrafio-
no na te mog'ly Prey topaniu no.
wego koryta Ola Motfawy. skoro
tylko nssta1 zm,er1ch i -robotnioy
ust4p,li. xjaw.a}a SIG. arm'a z}o3ona
pre- waanie : kobiet i dxiecl. Zbie
rano ", kopane kosci ludzk'e j ma
sami je sprzedawano handlar1om.
ktdr1y " pobl,zu. zaje zdzali woza.
mi. " roku jublleuszowYm. Y kt6.
.rym Prusy obch, dza setnae <roe.ni.
% vyxwolenia, Prusaoy spr.edaja
kodo, swyoh patryos6x, eent.ar P"
1 40 mk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
eos dn1 W lustrze.

Cay wiebie, csyteln,czki, lie
.kobieta przecietnle tract czasu M
.przeglqdaniu 1ie " lustrzeP Otto v
sprzeci4gu lat szescd.iesieoiu 205
dni!! Pew,en powa4ny statystyk obs
l1csy}, il p%rzec,etnie dziewcz5nks
cd lat 6 do &c etoi prxed lustrem
dxiennie Z m. Cd 10 do 10, - kwa-
drains. Cd Is do 9o-2s m. Maj
wiecej kokieteryi jest widocsnle u
kobiety " wieku lat IS do 80, DO
vtedy lustro xajmuje jej Gale pol
Egod.,ny d.iennie Pdzn;ej znowu
czas tn sic .mnie1sza. Cay s}uszne
90 obhexen,a wapomnlanego :statvss
tyt1-rac.4 oxqdzi6 s,anovpe ozy..
tslnic1ki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

Przez karczme wchodzi sic do.
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The Washington times., 1913-07-09
SIX SOLDIERS DEAD
IN RAILROAD WRECK
Thirty Others Are Injured, Is
Report Received Here From
Philippine Camp.

Six Coast Artillerymen are dead and
thirty others are injured at Fort Mills.
Philippine Islands, as a result of an
accident to a fiat car on which they
We're riding. This news was conveyed
to the War Department today.
The dead are:
CORPORAL LOUIS B. KOENIG.
PRIVATE BOYD NAMES, Quarter
masters Corps.
PRIVATE ELMER II. MERTZINGER.
PRIVATE JOHN PAUL.
PRIVATE GEORGE HUGHES.
PRIVATE ALBERT r. WILLS.
The men are members of the Ninety
fourth Company of the Coast Artil-
lery. The soldiers were going to prac-
tice drill on a fiat car, when 1t jumped
the track. Many of the men were
pinned underneath the wreckage, and
were not released for more than an
hour, despite the fact that every un-
harmed man turned Immediately to the
rescue work.
An investigation of the cause of. the
now point to either a spread rail or an
obstruction placed there maliciously
The military authorities will make a
thorough examination to determine
whether natives had anything to dc
with the accident
Private Names had just Joined the
Ninety-fourth Company, having been
transferred from the Eleventh Coast
Artillery.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09

is available Even though the bill re-
sarding the Arlington memorial goes so
far as to direct the commission to enter
into contracts for the construction OF
the memorial. it Is feared tnat the rul-
ing will stin hold. It is to discuss this
nroblem. that the commission Is meeting
this afternoon
.Those on the commission are the Sec
retarv of War, Secretary of the Navy.
the superintendent of Capitol Buildings
and Grounds; livery G. kimoaii' repre-
.enting the G. A r., and Charles W
Nswton representing the United Spanish
War Veterans.
The main purpose Of the memorial am
nhitheater is to provide place 70 nold
The annual Decoration Day services ana
t.etnia.' tne ;s made for the erection OF
Chapel in connection with the ampni-
theater. The commission Is ruE,n Vars Srn, s,r-
~ Carrora & Hasting, ianoscape archi-
tects To prepare plans
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
ACTIVITIES
BEING INVESTIGATED
U. S. District Attorney for New
York Is Studying His I'm
presentations.

United States District Attorney Mar
shall. in New York. is investigating the
activities of David Lamar. alias Levy,
in impersonating members of Congress.
Mr.. Marshal is studying the situa-
ton" said the attorney general. but
the law is obscure, and there have been
no decisions with respect to the pc
culia- point involved
THAT point is whether Congressman
are State or Federal officers?" Mr.. Nc
Reynolds was asked.
1T is" assented the Attorney Gen.
eral." The question is one that cannot
be answered offhand.
lis Mr.. Marshal also investigating
the activity Of Edward Lauterbach?'
Mr.. McReynolds was asked.
Mr.. Marshal is studying the situa-
tion which has been developed" replied
Mr.. McReynolds, who declined to make
specific answer respecting Lauterbach.
The impression received, however, is
that Lamar in particular is the object
of the district attorneys intentions. but
that whatever develops with respect to
other individuals will be carefully con-
sidered
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
FEAR APPROPRIATION
FOR ARLINGTON VOID
Commission Is Afraid Wording
of Bill May Not Authorize
Needed Money.

Members Of the Arlington Memorial
Commission are In session this after
noon at the office of the Secretary Of
War, facing dilemma caused by the
fact that. while Congress has author
lied the expenditure of $4,000 for the
erection of a memorial amphitheater at
the National Cemetery In Arlington,
Va, II failed to use in the bill the ian
guage necessary to make an actual ap-
preparation.
1t has already been decided In con-
nection with improvements at Rock
Creek Park. that, even though a bill
authorizes an expenditure. 1t must also
appropriate the money" before dollar
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Old Shock Fatal.

POTTSVILLE. Pa, July 9.-John II.
Stanton, of Swatara, is dead after liv-
ing eight years in agony caused by
shock when the announcement of the
him.
This bereavement. following the death
of a daughter a short time before. so
unnerved him that his body shook al
nest constantly ever since. and his con-
answered