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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
See vaughan's new neekwear.

d TiOdghUtb bWtattis Nv <abbNNs''
Get rubbers with vitality in them
the Beacon Falls kind. Tilden Shoe Co.
List your property with Smith &
Dashner for prompt advertising and per-
sonal attention.
The ladies' union of the Uniyersalist
church will serve a supper in the vestry
Monday evening. Watch for menu later.
Go to John II. johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing, cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc,
Tel. 2l2-W.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen. No so, will be held in
Foresters' hall Tuesday evening, Oct. rs,
at 1880. Per order Cor. Sec. Thos. Hol.
der.
Mrs. Richard Davie and children have
gone to Kingston, Ont, where they will
be met by Mrs. Robert Fraser, who will
accompany them to Salida, Col, where
they are to reside.
Special at the Pavilion to-day, The
Rombolli Trio, an Italian and English
singing act This trio sings many OF the
high-class Italian operas; also the Anvil
chorus. To miss this act would be TO
miss half your life.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27

Price, s5c; children. 2Oe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

New trimmings at Vaughan's.
Horse Shoe table linens, beautiful, new
patterns at Knights.
Walter Hendrickson, who has been Wis
ting in the city with relatives for the
past few weeks, returned last night to
his home at Worcester, Mass.
Misses Maude Tillotson of st. Adams
and Marion Parkhurst of Burlington,
who have been guests of Miss Bernice
Whitcomb of Beacon street, have re-
turned to their respective homes.
Among the names on The Buzzell hotel
register yesterday were: Orlo Norcross,
Hardwick; j. Jacobson, Woodbury. NJ
Eydonberg, Boston; James Allini, New
York; w. j. Fitton, Newport, r. /.
Lyndol Waterman OF Washington
street, a member of the Goddard sem
mary football team, which played
against st, Johnsbury academy Satur-
day. returned to his home to-day, after
visiting friends at st. Johnsbury and
Orleans.
Clan Gordon Ministries have had their
final rehearsal and are ready to give the
Barre public first-class entertainment
Wednesday evening, Oct. 20, the opening
night OF the fair. After the minstrel
show, dancing will commence, to music
by Riley's orchestra. Watch The Times
for Thursday, Friday and Saturdays
programs. James Elrick. sec.
Prof. and Mrs. Porter Averill, who
have been visiting at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. 0. Kent
OF Wellington street, for the past few
"a 1a.r 10 La Ia
Prof. Averill, who is principal of Fair
Haven high school, attended the teach-
ers' convention at Montpelier the latter
part of last week.
The first meeting of the Socialist party
since it's headquarters in the Scampini
block were Quilted by fire. will be held
at painters hall in the old city build.
ing Tuesday evening at O'Clock. A
large attendance of party meiabers is
desired as pressing business is to come
up for consideration. As soon as con-
templated repairs can be made, the old
headquarters will be occupied.
w. G. Jackson of West Topsham was
visitor in the city to-day. Mr.. jack
son was appointed to-day to act as an
agent for the Direct Importing Co. UNI
der the Barre office. Mr.. Jackson's ter
ritory will cover the towns of West
Topsham, Orange. and Tunbridge. With
the addition of Mr.. jackson, the Direct
Importing Co. now has branches extend
ing over the territory within the imme-
date vicinity of Barre.
Miss Carolina Calcagni entertained
party of 40 friends at her home on Hum
bert street Saturday evening, the occa-
sion being the eve of her birthday ami
versary.. A pleasureable program of
games and music was interspersed dur
ing the party with readings from several
members of the company. A trio con-
sisting of Louis Frattini, Hugh Romello
and Lena Frattini sang several selec-
tions, and others contributed to the mu-
sic making. Miss Calcagni was the re-
cipient of several appropriate reminders
from her young friends. A luncheon
brought the affair to a close.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27
Menu for Universalist Supper.

Supper will be served at the Univer-
salist vestry on Monday evening, Oct.
81 from to p. m. An early supper
will also be served at p. m. The
menu:
Vegetable hash Brown bread
Cream tartar biscuit
Pickles Jelly
Mince, Apple and Pumpkin pies
Assorted cake Coffee
Admission-25c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27

For Your convenience, orders for char
coal fire kindling may be left at NJ. l..
Aiken's iewelry store, 3l5 North Main
street. Order some to-day. You won't
regret it. Northern Charcoal Co., Aver
i'll Mills building. Phone 53-M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27
GAS-O LAMP WICKS

The most useful invention
of the last decade. Invented
by Geo. A. Horn of Newark,
N. Y. The CASIO Lamp Wick
gives the most perfect light
from common coal oil. 1t pro-
duces a clear flame that will
not smoke, does not char nor
waste the wick, and will burn
for months without necessi-
tating any trimming.
The upper end of the wick
is covered with a metallic,
protector, which is packed
with asbestos. In lighting
the wick it Immediately gen.,
crates the gas from the oil,
and gives a perfect gas jet
flame. Burns one-third less
oil. Never burns the wick, as
it burns the gas generated
from the oil through the as-I
bestos. Does not grease or;
corrode the burner. Does not!
smoke the globes. No danger
of explosion. Much more conf
venient than the old-fash-'
Toned wick. Anyone burning
coal oil and preferring a good
light cannot afford to be with
out this wick, as the price is:
within the reach of all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27
Menu of Methodist Sumner

The annual chicken pie supper of the
Hedding Methodist church will be served
on Wednesday, Oct. 20, from $3.50 to I
o'clock. The following is the menu:
Chicken Pie
Riced Potato Squash
Pickles Jelly
Assorted Pies Assorted Cake
Coffee
Price, 35c; children zoe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27
Latest Cloths and Pyle
Fabrics

The latest cloths of the season and
the cloth that the trade are demand
ing in quantities are the Pyle fabrics,
and in fact any rough, heavy mate
rial. The Zebilines and Chinchillas
are also very popular.
We have received in the last few
days from a number of our best
houses some exceptional Coat values.
These are new designs that have just
come out, and are of exceptional
worth.
You viii find among these a good
showing Of Misses Junior Coats.
These are Coats that come in odd
sizes from Is to 10 years. Are
Coat that are good for little women.
The Black Astrachan and Persian
MIA goods are very popular, and are
being sold in many Of the best styled
Coats; black Is the best this season
that it has been in number of sea-
sons.
We can give you Muffs to match
these Black Coats.
If you want good plain Black
Cloth Coat in Broadcloth or Melton,
we can give YOU some good values at
from $1,000 to $500. See these
Coat values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27
Card of Thanks.

We wish TO thank all those who re-
mem bered us on our anniversary with
postals and letters of congratulations or
otherwise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Clark.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
@did)er ltreifcn.
SurScrmgcn DER autitber ben
0eiItlitben nuterbreitet.
Sic iuerSeu Oariibcr preSigcu.

Cincinnati 9, p. 9luguit. Gin
nciter Streif begonn beptc. 250 Mn
gcitcllte orcier @1i6creien lcgtcn
5ur Gr5ieImg beiiercr glrbeitsbeoin.
gimgen Die Arbcit nieOer. Nlan
glaltbt, Dab Der Strcif iid melter
anSbrciten miro.
SIN Stuti6critreif fam eS geItcrn
ncbrerc &ale 5u UquoIttdti0feitclL
nobel 1brooor @iiIler 10 iblper Der
lebt purOe, oaB er nobri9einli6
llerben miro.
SSn elmer Serianmlung BON @eilt-
lihen iebte General Grganliatot
Wtc9lrtbur Die 6orocuulgcn Der &ut
i@er au5einanDer. SIC pcrlouach
cinen anlt0noiaen 9obn lmo aiitdu.
Oigc glrbeitSbcOinglmgcn. Gle bette.
ben uidt aui slnerfeumlne aer
illioG icuoern forocm iur, bnt
lluiomuit9lieoer nidlt idledlter be.
Danoelt lueroen, dls ioldc ole nidli
sur Union geboren. Die Geoc madbtC
Ginorud. lu0 Die Griitlicbcn iper0cn
in i1rel nd6iteH GrcOigtcn iiCb lbct
cen Streif auslaiien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
9stro amtcrImS,t.
Scidwcroc Gegeu Die ,2lmerican 50
baccO so. aHbaualI geniddlt

Wofbin9ton, q. pug. 0ber Bun
OegonpaIt MeHspnolOs miro gegen
oie unter bem aamen n3abattruit"
befannte r9lmeritau 3obacto 60"
cine llnteriu9ung sinIeiten Die
metropolitan 5obdceo SO" cine Sc,
ieal6aft BON unabbdngigen 5obdtz
bGnolern in Rep gort. Die on unabs
tGngige 5o6ritanten Dertoufen, BE-
i9fpert ii9 barber. .odB oiep 4meritan
IobattO Co." iis Durd 2lnpenoung
unIduterer uno i'm Bioeripru6 NIT
Sen 8eItimmungen oes Sherman 9tnti
9ruftgeiebes itebsnOer 8eidditsmez
t6oosn eei9dftli6 5u i6aOi9en Iu9t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
GDrpprattnnen.
Der pirfian,itc Sanl, searu
SBranuei bes Srnits.
6Grf @reps auiprad,s.

9lasgoip. SfottIono, 27. Dug.
raooperation tpirb bic 9oTis oes ioed.
len 3utunftsitoats fem, bat Carl
9rep geitern benz RonereB Der ,eSns
tsrnationalen 3ooperotipen 9ll(iona"
pertiinoet. Der beute bier 5uIammenaes
treten 1T. sn elmer begsiiterten Grs
DffnungsanIprohe bat Gorl @rer oen
600 anpeienoen DsIsgaten, @ertretern
bon 100000 Wlitglieoern fooperus
tioer 9eieQfbdftsn glmeritds unb
@uropns, ein Bib bon Dem fooptrds
tioen internotionaIen Commonwealth
Der 3ufunft enttpOrfen, lpel6es, ipie
Ct fagte, zines 5ages ole son8e siptIis
iierte gDelt beoeutsn un6 untfoiTen
peroe.
GdrI @rep ertIdrte bic foopera':p,
8epegung fir ole pirffdmite Wehr
gegen Die Sprdnnsi Der Srufts. sic
bebeute bic 9lusi1altuna 0es Idbuas
robenoen Wlittelrnunnes uno fpmif
einf 6e1abiebnHa Der 2ebensfoFsen.
aooperntipn. erfldrte er, seias, ipts pis
pineritreitenoen 9rGftt bes RnpitdIs
uno Der gtrheit pereiftat tueroen
t6nnten. unb iperbe Der gegenpdrtiqen
inouftrieIIen Srganifation Elm Gnoe
MAIDEN, bic fir elm gut 5til Der Bee
itebenoen SeI6itfu9t, BEG glralpobns
uno Oes !6aifes perontfportlih lei,
unb bemgemdB aud fir sic Gel.
ftun9sfdbigteit nit ibren GoIeen:
armut nno 3ufrisoeubeit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31

Don 5abrifgebdnOen IOa uns idbrfid
$50 giiIionen Dollar foften nnS Ser
manselbafte S6ub geeen s5euersoes
tabr mo bic un9eniiaen6e 3ufrbr
BON Woiier tpeitere 400 UliIIipnen
Der SsrIuit our4 Jeuer ion tisr
5ehnmaI 10 groB isin nj. in Gurepa.
gie 9llntbenutung Ser netiirliAen
Nallertrdfte Oes 2onoes foIl sinen
Idbrltden 8erluii BON 600 Jaiuioneu
oeruria1en. Den 8erIuIt ourd, Sic
yti9tsnttpGherun9 ron Siinpfen hot
Der 9elsbrte 9err nod nint berrch.
net, ober er 1T ii9er, DAP tpeun oi.
dmeritanii6en 5ormer Sic nentFrbe
Dfetbooe Der @er6iirruna pner Der
trodnung Der iebi Der gerFdulnis
iiberlohenen aurtoffeIn o6optieren
niiroen. tie 81 NliIIicnen Dollar i1hrs
lid gepinnen piiroen. Qun ion
Den ameritoniihen Qunbtpirten ein
GROCER 0erIuit sntiieben 6urd Dsn
9lidtgebrdu1 Der gIdtter Ser R1rz
toffelnz uno ouoeren gflonsen. W2on
lagt bier. Der beutFbe grofeFOr bob.
t'pas gu fbiudr5 esmalt, dber fdB
IN feinen gebduptureen biel WdbrStit
Ite9t, miro amtlidj suaeoebsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
sSrobcIid)c WIcfboOe.
@ebnnOlHng abnOrmer aiHSCr Dor Oeu
9lenrOIOacntOaarcR i'll 6ent.

Sent, 8elgien. q. Mug. Qtuf Dem
bier tagenben eSnternutionalen Reuros
logentongreb, auf Dem 20 Nationen
our6 me9r dls 100 Ner5te oertreten
iinb. bdt beutt Or. Wloere, Der 0irets
tor bes 6eIgii6e. Strops s209Is, bic
run0srbaren GrfoIge oemonitriert, Sic
in Der 8ebanbIung d6normer ainoer
aittels Der poIpienioriichen 5robel.
f6en Dlet6o0e in 8erbinbung nit
r6btmiihen llebungen er3ielt tporbsn
iinb, Junfuno3man3ig pro3ent Der
bebanbelten &inber idgte Der 8orir1s
9enOe, Ieien eutpeoer oauern0 9e9eilt
oher ihr 3uitanO ieie beoeutcno ges
Geifert DDr0sn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
GoeIDm i'm 0crbSr.
Sebauptct, Sfwieaermntier nihts
crhaItcu I'll habeu.

Rslp Dort, q. 2(ug. GbeItn Ress
bit 5balp, Die @ottin bes ducsnblids
Ii9 in Sber6roote. ane., sin1elperrs
ten gl0roers 0es Rem gorf.r 9lrdis
tettsn Stouforb Dbite, fpilsoe 1eitern
bier in oem Don i6r dr9dngie gema6s
ten ganterotls8 s8erfc1ren bernommen.
sic Ia9ie, ooB 6a1rp 3boips Muttsr
ii9 tontrattIi4 perpflihtet babe,
ibr cine Summa DON $4,000 auf
einmal uno barn 70 Idnge iis, gpeIpn,
lebe, monatty9 $1,000 su beSabIen.
Die 5roge. ab fie ie 9e9sn ibreu
Mann cine S6eioungstIoge eingss
reiht babe, 6eanttportste iie nit .Sa",
fiigte o6er bin5u, baB fie bon 6ran
56ap nur Steds erbdItsn babe, bic
BON BEN Bantsn nit benz 8srmsrtsn.
Sab teine Jonos borbanoen iino, ;us
rid getpieIsn iporoen ieier.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
9Ner erIpacn.
6etmelOnug oes ,A)iatin" bon ys.
idimpinHg siucirr 5ranspien.

Berlin, 27. 2lug. Sine S5esmel.
oung oes Barrier rWlotin", oie Dor
eini9en 5dgen grobes gufieben ct.
regte, lit ioeben in se6iibren6er @viie
ubgstdn porben. 0as gbauoiniitens
bldtt bate ieineu 2eiern cine grsd6s
lung auf9etif9t, nod ipelt1er stpei
6ronSoIen in ben StrdBenMiinmens
bonn publitum bei9impft uno Mfg
bonoelt poroen Iein ioliten, uno bate
bieIe Wldr als elm Settenitiid au ben
ItanoalOien 8orgdngsn in aa5Sp. Der
8eI4impfung 8eutf6er but9 bas
frdn50iiiHc gublitum uno berI4iss
oene gmtsperIonen. binSuitslIen pers
Iudt. Die osutf1en 8Idtter ifelIen
nunmebr feit, oob Die ganse @eiAi1ts
erlogen iit. Die poliaeilibs Inter.
iu4ung babe ergebsn. odB fir DIE
Wleloung aud niGt einmol cine
8runblage, aus Der iie entftanoen iein
fOnnte, Dorbdnoen lei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
@ieocr Deri1ubcu.
S5aiu mill fcin ,S5abcas Ger.
pit" "-@einaj suriid;ieben.
soil uerGGuSelt lusrOcn.


Sberbroott, Due, 27. gluguit. 0ie
8srhanoluu9rn in benz pon 5balu
obbdngig aemo9teu s!0obsos Gprs
tus" SAL. bic belite pornlittag Der
Ridlter @Iobsnstp i'm Eisiiger 81.
periorgeridt besonnen Eeyeen Ions
ten, ipurSen bis I'm 3 na8mittoa
nerfboben. 0aun iOu Die 5roge, pG
9bap oGs Geat bat, isinen 9(ntrag
nuf SeipiIliaung eines p9obens Gors
pus" 8efehl5 5urud3usieben, ooer
ni9t pon ben 9tuipdIten beiber Pars
teisn erortsrt iperben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
Yanama ~ Aus sitcuAmg.
Sd6iilde Observation-Disclosures iuerStn
itrf) nidjt beteiligeu.

DRESDEN SeutinIonb, 27. gnsuIt.
Die Mitelieoer bes selasnieiusn0cr.
ems SdHIif9er 6abrifonten" bielf
eeItern abenb bier cine Gibune nb.
in Der 0ariibsr betoten ipurbe, pb es
rdtiam isi, an Der Banana PaeiFics
2lusiteGnug in San IrancisCo tell.
3unebmeR. Die Spib afabritonter
ithiensn ni4t eeneist. iid) m osI
9lusfstung au beteiligeu neil ibrt
MuIter, pie iie angsae6eu, seeer
ga9abmuns ni9t seRiiseR6 gef4iis
iinb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31

peitnus meiten
oaaen. ,Sn tunn iagen. oab if
npd nenigs 2dnber ssfeben babe, in
bsnen ii6 Die observation-disclosures ei-
mes io geIunben IosiaIeu uuh Sufries
oenen Sebens srfreut, ipie in 9eutId1e
lauo."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
glmipriidle oil iaeaebsa.

Gon0on, 27. Mug. Sine 9euiigs
Spe3ialbepei9e BON Gonitoatinopel
melDet, hoB 8ulgarien auf Grunb
biretter 8erbanOluugen nit Der 3iirs
lei feline 2tnipriid5e auf Ole 5eitung
Qorianopel fdlleu iaiie un0 oofiir in
anberer 98sifs entI3doigt 5u lperoen
eripurie.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31


Soriiebnua ouf 5citc 5.
iUedt bat, lpeil feline itatiItifd1en 2lns
9aben uuf GrunO oes omtliden ame.
rifoniic6en 8eri6ts a6eefoBt iino.
Or Softer bebuuptet, oaB in ZEN
@er. Staaten jdbrli1 10000 Minioz
nen Dollar ourb RddlGTiqteit, lin
uifienbeit, 9ergeuounq, f6le6c &|erz
moltung uno @leidgiltigteit berloren
geben ooer 500 fir jeoen aopf
Der 9eb6lterunQ. Or. &0Iter be-
6auptct, oaB a1ein ieben So9 enc
Billion au6itfub Ioturads. 0es be-
item grennmaterinls in Der Welt, uno
genug um nGe groBsn Sidote bes
2anhes oamit gu beriorgen. perloten
qeber. s5erner iagt er, oab bel Der
0eritellun9 bon aotes lpeitete %
0tillionen Dollar perf6ipenoet lrerz
Sen our9 8erluit Der lpertboaen
@aie. Softer bsrennei zen iGbrliden
@erluit our6 lle6erIdtpemunesn,
neicte ourd cine :ationelle Regr.ie=
ruHg Der 5liiTie berhinOert perSen
t0nnen ouf jdbrlia 238 gRiaiortu..
Gine Golee Der fs6lerbdften lurOs
pirtI9aftlihen W(ethoben, Idgt Ser
qelebrte 9ottor, lift Elm id9rli6er Der
luIt Don 800 wlillionen 0ura 0ie
Groiion (3erfreFung) oes 8o0.ns.
Den I9dbIi6en Snietten. peI6e auss
qerottst iper0en tonnen, rehnet Or.
Softer, eineu ipeiteren 9erluIt CON
ia6rli9 $50 Wiaionsn an uno auF
&onto eer oem 8iebfonoe 70 FGd9s
li4en Parafiteu ihrei6t er id6t:i6
267 UItGionen al.
SIN ipeiterer @erluIi bon 90 gttl.
lionen ipiro Dem teranii9en 7Fister
un0 an0eren ec19inoer6aren Siers
front6eittrt on9re6net. Der iG6rIi6c
@srluH ON 9leinbie6. @sFliigel uTp.
6urn Rdrbtiere Rotten uTtp. miro
ouf 100 Milionen berehnet. Sn>u@
itrietle &rdnfGeitsn nennt Der 8srinfs
Isr Den Gar6 i6re gefddftigung Ocrs
urIa6tsH 3eitperluit Der 2(r6eiier,
SeHen @ert cr nuF a6rli6 772 Ras
lionen berebnet. 2luf @runo neg
leidtiRniaen getriebes Ger gifeHhab=
nen un0 Der 5abriten, Oss gerlliits
an 2e6en, @jeIunObeit uno @lie0ern
ftellt Sr. q0Her Elm Nlanfo pon ans
oert6aIb giaioneu 9ollor in 9nrt9s
nuug. Die fs6lerbafte aouitrutiion
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
glrbeiter fe6reu snriif.

Grie, ga., 81. 2tug. 8a Die bier
0ienIttuenoen 3pei 9rupp5 her
Stodtspoli5si bon penniplpauien bic
9u6e lno perl0ntihe Giher9eit ges
pdhrleiiten, inn bieIe 2trbeiier, tDelde
in ben Iebter Monaieu aus 5ur1t
Dor Der giade Der Strsitsr mitgsitreitt
baben. beute raorgen our @r6eit 3us
riiddetehrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
oya geitocrbctrie6.

SAT- aiber, Dali, 27. 9(ug. Sn
BEN Iie6eh 1ertilfabrittn Der s5aa
8iuer Srou WDrts- bat 9sjisrn 0er
getrieb iDeI6er Is gBo6en lang sius
aeIteat mar. misoT DegOnneu 8je
fabritsn bsiddFtigen 5000 biz 5000
Monn uno es pirD pabri4siHlid
mebrere g1p6en Sauern, Big ale De-
partemsnts pie0er in bODem 9strlb
f!no.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-31
Spr Sd1tcOs1ertd1t.
SDntrUueric Oer gln9eitellteu Der 6.
q. &: .. Sabn uno Sabnbeamten.

G6icago. 27. 2tu9. Die ihieoss
rihterIide Qburteilung Der 9ifFerens
sen 5ipifdsn $4,000 3uganaeltellten
Der Ghicago, burlington & QuincD
8dbn unn ben 8a6nbedmten bat ass
fern pnr Ai6ter Chambers, Dem
8ermittIer oere Rsgierung, begonnen.
Die 2lageitellten Derlanqen cine Qobn.
erhOhung Don IL bis 20 8rosent, ie
na6 Der 9trt i6rer Grbeit. gsi friibes
ren llnterbanblungen bate bic 8abnz
geielffaft Die QobnerbDbunq perpeis
CERT. neil Die @innahmen ser 8abn
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has not been as good as she is capable
Of showing Mrs. Lawson was the star
Of the match. her game being OF the
best. Her service is unusually strong ano
hard to handle. and she covers lots or
ground and is steady and reliable in her
returns Mrs. Carlisle also played Wei
and showed good ground-covering aoil-
ity. Her service was not as strong as
that of her partner. but she managed 10
win more games than she lost.
For the losers. Miss Baker was the bet
ter PLAYER although. as stated above. she
was not at her best and missed many
shots that she ordinarily would have had
no trouble in handling. Miss Bryans
work was good but she was unsteady:
After losing the first set. this pair pulled
itself together and took the second. but IT
could not keep the good work up and lost
the third and deciding one.
Beginning Monday. the annual CLOSED
tournament of the club will be started
and play will be continued throughout the
week.
The summaries for yesterday follow:
Mems singles challenge round for the title and
army cup''-Charles NJ Bull. jr.. of New York.
challenger defeated Conrad r. Doyle of Wash
ington u. C.. defender. Ct. G-S. 60 and -.
Women's doubles final round-Mrs. lawson of
Cincinnati and Mrs. Carlisle defeated Miss Eliza
beth Bryan and Miss Eva Baker. 6-1. 4-6 and
6-1.