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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Frozen pudding at Hendricks.
Straw mating suit cases 9Sc at Alb
bolts.
Dance in Rowland hall tonight after
the band concert Riley's orchestra.
| Big closing out sale of electrical goods
all this week at Colvin's, 60 North Main
street.
To-night's meeting of Barre lodge, n.
Il. O. p, will be opened promptly at s
o'clock.
If you are particular how your films
come out, leave them at Hendricks.
They are just as particular as you are.
Big sale of house dresses, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Zoe, SOC, 9Sc, val
ues up to $3.50. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Only five more days to pay taxes and
save the costs. Office open every even.
ing from $3.50 to s p. m. James Mack
ay, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Canton and fam
lily, who have been spending the past few
weeks at Oneida, N. u, returned to the
city yesterday.
Regular meeting of Winnetta council,
No. 10, d. Of p, /. o. r. NJ, Thursday
evening, Aug 7, at 1880. Refreshments
will be served.
Peter Merlo and Joseph Giamoplini of
North Main street left yesterday for
Highgate Springs, where they will pass
two weeks in camp with friends.
Hoernle, the crack Barre A. G.. catch.
er, will be on the receiving end for the
married men against the Italians Thurs
day afternoon. Berlin street grounds.
Misses Ruth Parker and Gertrude
Slayton, who have been spending the
past week at st. Johns and Montreal,
p. O., returned to the city this after
noon.
James Cruickshank, who has been
passing a few days at the home of his
parents on Beech street, returned yester-
day to Hardwiek, where he is employed
with the Woodbury. Granite Co.
Mother Johnston, Alex. Mckenzie
and Broggi will guard the outer gardens
for the married mems team Thursday
Paul Seampini of well known ability
will start on the initial sack. Keep your
eyes on the orange stockings.
Funeral services for Alfred Fordham,
whose death occurred at his home, 20
Berlin street Tuesday morning, will be
held at the house Thursday forenoon
at $3.50 o'clock, Rev. George H. Holt,
pastor OF the First Baptist church, off.
ciating. The remains will be taken over
the Central Vermont road at ll;20
O'clock to Waterbury for interment.
Hurrahl Baseball fans, First game
Of the season between two fast local
teams. Married men VS.. Italian A. c.
With Joe Weafer, Scampni and Doug
lass in the box and a fast team be-
hind them they will endeavor to put
a wrinkle in the long list of victories
Of the Italian A. G. Come down and
talk it up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-06

FOR SALE-one large size Packard or
gan, elegant case in fine condition, also one
large size barrel STAYED trunk, good as new,
Apply ~ Miles block. l2lt6'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-06

All Red Men intending
to 90 to East Barre on
Thursday evening, Aug.
Z, please meet at the
common in front of the
city hall at I o'clock
sharp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-06
NATIVE OF PLAINFIELD.
Mrs. Abbie Shorey Chaplin Died at Home
of a Friend.

Mrs. Able Shorey Chaplin, aged 80
years. died this morning at the home of
Mary White Warren on the Worcester
road out Of Montpelier, where she had
been living for a time. Mrs Chaplin
was the wife of Walter p Chaplin, who
cannot be located.
Mrs. Chaplin was a native of Plainfield
bnt had been living recently in Massa.
chusetts. She came TO Vermont last
summer suffering from a tuberculosis
trouble. Her husband is supposed to
be in Massachusetts,. She also leaves
one sister and five brothers, one of
whom is physician in Michigan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-06
wAITSFIELD.
Teachers, Examination.

The second free tuition examination
and the examinations for teachers for
the towns of Waitsfeld, Warren, More
town and Fayston viii be held in the
high school building at Waitsfield on
Thursday and Friday, August l4th and
18th. Candidates for teachers GER
tificates not known to the examiner
should furnish testimonials of good
moral character.
Bennett G. Douglass, Supt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-06
GRANITEvILLE

Regular meeting of Mystic circle, No.
9s5, Thursday evening, Aug. Z, at 1880
o'clock. All members are requested to
be present.
On Thursday, Aug I, the Graniteville
A. C. will line up against the strong
Logan Squares of Montpelier This will
be the second game of the series to be
played between the two teams. The
Logans won the first game by close
score. So come out, fans, and see a good
game. Game called at SIS.
On Friday evening the Graniteville
A. G. play their rubber game with the
Boston Reds at GraniteviIle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-06
BATTLE STARTED.
When Chinese Government Troops At.
tack Canton Gate.

Hong Kong, Aug. GA battle was
started to-day at Canton between
Chinese government troops and south
ern rebels. Two divisions of the gov
eminent army attacked the east gate
of the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-06
WEBSTERvILLE

st. John the Baptist Episcopal church
There will be no service on Thursday
evening. Choir rehearsal at 1880.
The ladies' guild will meet with Mrs
Robert Coxon at 1890 a. m. on Thurs
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-06
TOOLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

WANTED--At once, experienced Jumper.
Smith Bros Granite Co., Burnham's mea--
dow I2lt3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-06

WANTED-By an ex-lumper a job grind
ing tools or running a boom derrick hoist.
Good steady man, ct. H., care of Times
Office l2lt3'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20
GOOD NEWS
Many Wheeling Readers Have Heard
Il and Profited Thereby.

Good news travels fast and the
thousands al Dsd back sufferers in
Wheeling are glad 10 learn where re-
Lief may be found. Many d lame. wcae
and aching back is bad no more.
thanhs Ia Hoaus Kidney Pills Our
citizens are telling the good news OF
their experience with This tested rem
cdV Here Is an example worth read
ing:
Mrs Harry Nnitecotton. 100 Nc
COllOch st. Wheeling. W. Va. says.
Il used Duan's Kidney Pills when my
kidneys We're weak and | had bacR-
acne. They promptly relieved the
trouble Another al the family sGf-
f"rcd from umhaGo. lie complained
OF severe pains in his back and Md
ueys TIE kidney sc,r"tions ver"
irregular iu passage. he used pOan IS
Kidne, Pills and Lhey soon put STOP
~ The trouble "" strongly recon
mend Doau'~ * dney Pills. A. they do
Just whd' th., are advertised iu do
For sale ur AN dealers Price -
cents FO-t"I-Milhlru 60. Bunalo.
%DV Nor~. sole agents .cr the United
State
Remember the name poau' sand
TAX" no other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20
ATTRACTIVE HAIR
The Elements That Make e,s,,,s,,,
Hair Found M Par.sian sane

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iFrisian -ace .s iu-f shat Won rood
.' make 'nur scalp I,lltUt. and roe
''h n1ndrIN our bair Vatv. Ia.
'fni- and abundant
vet 90 fiftN cent bottle 20 the frfig.
rIs' ur toilet counter Jus. rour
nf' o tl' liquid ON % cloth ~ snonee
"hd llb lightly over tho hrIt. taking
mail 'irfnr tf time Rub Wfle
fatisian ~arc 10 applied stor- rrb.
Ile h"fu. ID ...HlNo. tho ftrIr..ff
'.'an7rs ihn I.i. " dust aud sNres.
-ltc OIL tssfs away tho drtnce- and
hrlf'fi'a~. makes if srem fuf.a az
Abundant and d. --fif.c- r gnfU 70 i.
-''f Iud g-frofi-
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100 oab' Get bottle fodaf and trt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20
Daily Short Story
The Despatch Rider.
BY L. c: r ny,

,,dI,hi,e dense woods in the valley OF The
- - ~ smiling IN the rising sun.
IN. downfsii Of Fame ana IN tn me FyS oo@ 4.
echoed and reverberated with the hoom-
nfth "' ca ,no guns The nisst before the
rance had lain at beaumont tired
out to man after the heart breaking
Was MAS BACKWARD. always backward. toward
ar,s Tor these hard pressed sons of
La Belle France.
The general in command 81 the fftn
.orps drew his men up In order Cor re-
tr.it. Tor the prussians were pressing
"SY nav oi' nm, Ine s Hanks The frsnSh E gum
retired toward the ford OF the Aleu- e
at Eiliers and toward Paris.
A. sisrrr me me, rivers edge the whit. cu,r.
h me-, hastily planned a camn nn,Ii % ,nI
I'm, corps should march ar,in NY
ionnf a sne trooper- had collected
OF the mornings disaster 'IeE taIksS
OF the rsrc. 'oiu OF aching hearts full
az orderly rode up and sbo,,,o Svtu ei M y
or them by name. ou'ed Tor one
cr,i. ,FI tsr ,,a.melot. Wanted In the zen.
,.., ,,a,,melot reached the ten, and s,ood
tbn a.. Wnil- the orderly entered Tbsn
entersf the ni vent was raised ana he
a. spoke To him in a QUICK y,ir.'
al i2u Al. native OF this proyins.
mans p "' ''"d rom here to CON
1es general" answered Camalo,
- ~. ma account have chosen vou
'.,rrE nispatch'S You are To- he In
SohhahS before dawn tomorrnw IJet.
are the dispatches TO C;.n.rnt L,. ,,s,'
WHO Is 80 CONTAINS with m. fou,th AZ.
.Sl1h re very careful. for the cotlntr,
- allNe with the Germans LEI notbi6S
HSlaN Nou Tor the safety Of the fnurtI
ISl9h lays IN your reaching them be
loIe dawn. Report yourself Ia mo az
your return Now go"
Leon Caiuel"t took the heavy ieath.,
no liit,t case and. salut.ug lert IN
teht IL was dark. and as he pa Ss.d tht
iaSt outpnSt Pc turnel his nurse and
.''pH lH~i look at the camp. where the
IRE n.ck"red and glowed a.rnrt, ~.
among the trees
Leon would iHSs his home tf tho ,i1.
I"e" if l'ainyillsrS. where Jeanne DeI.
mas IlNed "" WAS wondering wnethst
an M1S wei WIKI them there. and a
GROW iHE sense ~ fear came To- MN 4, /.
he thought uf the prUSSinns YfJ he "a.
OF me other i:putIeT VILLAGES lie
~EutI"I Nt~ hons. and they dashed .lorn
"h "a" l.hEN tuff AZ the side OF IN.
"dN VI .ir "lt-f mile passed beneath
en- ari th'n Leon noticed "a glare Inn
/ ~ ~ ih"i alternately glowed uctccl.
9, Sti' ."nw'rd, ho swept until the glare
.'"n t.'m"iot gave a EieJt gasp
l'.uN lie W.- "a namcs. ~ gal.
I'fft f a'f"- the common with % f...t
- s. hit shat o." reflection could color
'dge of 'h' common. % Young rtfl dartcd
trwtfu I.'u. cal W.. e. him To- stop.
Leon eh'uthed h'S sword. aud. rom
lig Dig III horse. dl-mouutsi tie tuuguj
the % hE TIE Auuldgr 1S Sn" Swa ~.
and l'elc'i ami would have ;aIl.n. a,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20

knew then that Jeanne was safe.
Jean me he cried oh. my beloved.
what has happened
The Germans. she gasped. on our
knees We prayed them ~ spare our
fathers and husbands. but no. they
shot down the old men like dogs. Ter
Leon Camelot caught Jeanne 10 him.
brushing back her hair hghty from
her forehead. while the tears sucamed
down his cheeks.
And our fathers. Jeanne ne asked.
"Dont. Leon. she cried. There IL IA"
one left in the village. .,,,..
These two remained while pamNlhets
burned like funeral pyTe above the
bodies OF their massacred fathers.
Then sound came I" them u.s'
Above the noise Of the falling beams
from the village houses came the ring
Of steel and the thud thud OF hors.s
that IL must he the Prussian cavalry.
for no French troops were about deTe.
quick Jeanne. you must ride hefoie
me- lie cried Il Gm carr ling dispatches
TO CONTAINS and must not be caught
Jeanne Delmas nodded and Leon
mounted his horse and swung her up
astride In front Of him. Even a. they
started. a bullet went Sighing past them.
Leon pulled his sword out with an oaul.
ana Ii- horse reared and broke into a
swinging gall"p. They dashed past the
village. keeping nc.r tine trees. asid
from behind came the sound az h"rScm"n
IN pursuit aud uncuuth German oatis.
Eamvill-rS lay Far behind them before
Leon TUNED around. From ont or the
white smoke leaped ins.sSaut flashes ~
rifles were fred al them. Then sudden
~ Leon JreN IN Ms breath. aud Jeanne
his long svd Ten Changing on the
''Diablc." be- groaned
Jeanne caught AZ the rcius What -
IL Leon 80" cried. Are you hurt.
Leon. tell me-"
lie was 'linEinr To- her coat and blood
WAS upon his lips.
Jeanne Ire whispered hoarselS. Il
am hit badly. You must ride to con-
fans --alouc-to tle Fourth division
" mem You Get there ASK Tor GENERAL
Portion. give 1im TINS case. Jeanne
let nothing stop YOU
lie had already uuupr' the broad white
leather baud that went about MS
body and had passed 20 over l-r
shoulders lie burkied = one. and a. he
dad 80 Ir noticed = dark patel that
stained the Eilt bad" of the regiment
Of the white rutra~ -Irr~.
Listen ID, wen; "r. II ann only au
extra Wctg O.. AID the. are .l"~e behind
uS even nov. \n. Jeanne I mus, dr"r
of THer-. have YOU the stlrrlpyt
Gopdh,". tear Jeanne"
Leon 'la~pvd h,r tightly for = mo-
rncnt AMI S." felt the light touch ~ his
not say q wo.d To- him-ucr tears checked
N,r.
Dawn vas iu~t hrcdkiug ts Jeanne
WtS surrounded hy tue oufpo-ts 80 tine
Fourth division .tt Cuuiisn~ she VA, ct
tH" gilt-hadged despatch cas-. Of the
white 'ulra>~ierS above ner head amt
called aloud Tor Geu'I.l P"Ttnu.
'i''~''Htdi"s" sh" r~."d. from the
) flitb ,"ip- al Bes"u"ut."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20

pleaded that he had been forty
years IN Wheeling but II developed
,nat good part OF that time has
been spent in the work house. Patsy
vas arrested for panhandling this
lime and Was sentenced 20 pay a fine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20
War~ood Man Honored.

"'"me 70 wheeling iu 1914 Is the
slogan the Wheeling delegates VII
carry 20 the L. e. 2. at Losing oi.
~. June (. : and g. ~ l.. Stro. b, ..
one Of Warwod's foremost business
men will be delegate to this con-
Veut'on and Is ais" One of the most
ardent boosters 20 bring the couNen-
ti"l 10 Wheeling. slim. as h. Is
gene rally known. LtS recently H--u
elected Past Srrirr councillor which
Is lie highest eiit within the power
O. The ~uhordiuet- council. lie il an
enthusiast booster OF the SENT Cen
trurial, being "n the EonSt"iS COM
mittec of tho Travelling Statesmen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20
c. A. F. CONVENTION
AT HUNTINGTON TODAY

SI"'i"I b~:'.i,l 60 49, Intelligence.
tJNTiNGTON W. Va. Nav IL
r" vanguard arrived here to-nich.
.oi me state M 'eti1s OF the g. 4 y.
"a'ch opens Dc three da,+ session
nor" 10 morrow Governor Hatfield
and many other state dicu.'a-ias win
20 IN attendance a. tire ~ ..t.ns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20
Good Game.
L. r. p. A. Meeting.

The Loveland Fire Protective AS
eocIaticn held an enthusiastic session
last evening at the LoVeland hose
house. Routine business was attend
I'd To- and test ot the apparatus
and chemical will probably take place
next week. The contract for the
metal ceiling was awarded TO the
Wheeling CoruEatinE Company. W.
:. Csrlin. councilman from South
Warwcod. donated a porch light which
will I've used in the front Of the build
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20

OF 81 and costs or spend thirty more
days on the hill. William Mosley,
the only other offender on the docket.
was arrested Sunday and gave -
pond for his appearance this morn
ing. lie failed 10 appear and the
bond was forfeited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20
warnirJ.

After tho accident in center War
wood, SUNDAY. IN which Morton
Clark received injuries. although not
serious. Yet painful and Will prnha bly,
scar him for Nfo. the BOYS az War
wood should take warning and hreak
up the practice ~ riding their bicycles
on the sidewalks This Is also "a
violation OF the city ordinance and &
liable 20 a nnc. Another warning re-
ferring t. wheels T. Co. the effect that
hicycies must I've equipped with lights
and bells
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20
WARWOOD
schooI Ert.rt,;,nent

School Entertainment.
Tho pupils ar LoNcland school VIII
present a musical and literary pro-
gram tonight at the Loveland school
4 very good program has been ar
ranged and all parents and the pub
lie IN general are invited. one ~ the
pTiriple numbers OF the evening Will
b.. the singing Of the new West Nir-
gini.' song. by the entire school.
p r O c r A NJ
Part
sn "WhirlinG and DancinGs."
90 Golden Rod"
tcb when ! was "a Rahv" Grade I.
Scng Tho Railway car ..-...--.
................G Grades and ..
Recitation .............. Joseph Bott.
Opret,a-"Rainhow Sisters" Grade I.
Duct. Helen Jewell. Nm. Tccchout.
Luilab, .......... Girls 81 Grade :.
ca swing song.
Uu' Ttecitatiun ........ VIM. Miller.
e. The School Boil"
Cd solo ,........ Margaret 0Brien.
&C. March song. Trades and I.
Adventures of Little Bo-rc"p'
.................''r Trades and ..
Part u.
Sonc Awake Awake. the Pawn
- Here" Grades and G.
Song
,b - "A Iianet.
tb' ~ elcome - s'pr ne. .........
..................G Grades : and S.
ReaGii g-"The pride OF Ratterv r.
..............l Elizabeth Robinson.
Song Little RuttcrilN'. ..........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TRACES > and s.
SONG West Virginia" ....... School.
Good Game.
The Warwood SmEGers accept the
CHALLENGE OF the West Liberty Stars
for game to be played on the TWEEN
ty-frst street grounds Memorial Day
and desire to state that further ar
rsngements can be made ny calling
COR Bell and asking for Harry Boyd.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-28
WOMAN SHOT BY
BOARDER IS DEAD

Mrs. Anna 10th. OF No. IL Har-
Vard-pl., who was shot four times In
me chest. and once In the arm. by
vincent Kutie, a boarder. on the
night OF Jan. 81. died. Thursday af-
ternoon, In Harper hospital. after a
preye night for life that astonished
physicians Two OF the bullets
pierced one OF the womans lungs,
Out her remarkable physique allowed
her TO linger through the many
weeks since the shooting.
kutie. held in the county Jail
awaiting trial on a charge OF assault
win intent 10 kill. will now be
charged with homicide
Inc shooting resulted from Mrs.
ioth refusal TO allow Kutie TO take
Mrs. Toth's small daughter to Ave
cent show. The man seemed to be
Infatuated with the little girl, and
Mrs. 10th was fearful OF his atten-
tons 10 the child.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-28
BAD NEWS FAILS TO
HALT SPEAKING TOUR

John NJ. Parker, former governor
or Louisiana and ex-mayor OF New
orleans. who ia speaking In Michigan
for the Progressive party, received
word, Thursday, that rising waters of
the Mississippi river threatened to
break the levees protecting his cotton
plantation. and that his foreman had
been killed
The lower Mississippi must soon
feel the full force Of the Ohio and In
diana foods said Mr.. Parker. "Con.
ditions are likely to bring about the
worst foundations In Louisiana In
years"
Mr.. Parker refused 10 give up hts
speaking tour. however He spoke
Thursday evening in Grand Rapids,
and will give An address with Fraser
Metzger. Of Vermont. Friday night in
Muskeson. before leaving for Chicago
and the south
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-28
SCHOOL BOARD
SUSPENDS THREE
Employees Who Figured in Hely
Campaign Scandal Get
15-Day LayOff

The Board of Education. In its reg
ular meeting. Thursday night. sus
pended Nicholas Bowers. chief assist
ant to the supervisor OF public
schools; Samuel Rothman, supply
wagon driver. and Albert Frank
..school engineer, for Is days In con
nection with the investigation OF the
committee on janitors and supplies
into charges that certain janitors and
engineers were contributing towards
campaign fund for Albert Hely, who
Is seeking reelection as school In
spector from the Thirteenth ward
The committee reported that 1t was
convinced that the three suspended
not only took part In the raising OF
money for Hely. but had falsified In
connection with their testimony The
committee said that $3.50 had been
subscribed by janitors and engineers
in different schools. particularly In
Hely's ward, and that the money had
been turned over to Hely In School
Inspector Miehm's saloon.
Rothman, one OF the three under
. suspension, is a brother-in-law OF
Hely.
inspectors Jeffries and Small put
mp an argument against the adoption
OF the committees report recommend
ing the suspensions, asking that the
matter be further investigated The
majority Of the members, however,
. were for immediate action, with the
result that Jeffries was the only in
spector In opposition when the nnal
vote for adoption was taken.
The board also adopted resolution
TO the effect that no inspector shous
hereafter take active part for or
. against any persons seeking the or
fee Of school inspector.
Hely did not attend the meeting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-28
m DETROIT

An1Asov 1ssaaski's statutory charge
aQeAnSt HIS wife. Josephine. and hcI
a{dnlty. John knobloch, with whom
che has bean living for two years
fell nat In Judge Connoliys court
Thproday. when Anthony was una bie
- bring legal proof OF his marriage
20 the woman. He had witnesses
from Prfceville. O.. whore the wed
ding occurred. but while they tesU-
ned that they knew he was married
they were not present when the
ceremony was performed Knobloch
and the woman have been maintain
Ing . household here. and have chill
Ne natter OF purcha new seats
fer crhoois came up again IN the
meeting OF the Board OF Education
Thursday night. and the recommen-
dalton OF the committee on tsnitors
and supplies to buy from the Amerl-
can Seating Co., Grand Rapids. was
adopted. The board. however. de-
ciined TO award the contract At the
pointing out that. inasmuch as
money was to be expended, the pur-
chase should be made only after a
resolution for the purpose had taken
Its regular course. being read In sue
osssive meetings Thus far. the
boards action TO buy the seats from
the American company has been We
tosd four times. twice by ex-Mayor
Thompson and twice by Mayor
was too high. An additional Item OF
$4,000 was placed in the board or
education's budget by the inspectors
Thursday night. for a proposed site
and new school in the neighborhood
OF Van Dyke and Gratiot-aves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-28
FEAR DAUGHTER HAS
ELOPED WITH SPANIARD

Police have been appealed to TO
locate Elsie Winters, Is years old,
Of No. 403 Sixth-st., who disappeared
Wednesday night. and Is believed to
have run away with an impulsive
Spanish sutton named Frank. who
had habit Of hourishing a revolver
to further his wooing.
Amos Barton, also Is years old,
and boarding In the Winters homo,
was engaged to marry Elsie. and was
accompanying her home from a pic
ture show. Wednesday, when they
met the Spaniard.
Barton claims that the latter flash
ed a revolver. and intimated that
there was going to be trouble be-
tween Barton and him.
Elsie walked out OF the house soon
after arriving home, and has not
been seen since.
Her father, who has been an in
valid for nearly 20 years, is critically
III from worry over the girls disap-
pearance, and her mother Is pros
trated from worry.
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DEATHS

Marion Johnson. .1s! NinstseatA, al
years years r. isuri'y; Arlinston Mccaos
Group; Julls edeke. g Meircss. 6 yeexrs5'
aratiot: II years. ch.onic 6ronchit,S;1
Bellevue. II years. diphthsria: AAF1ai
ss sr sonm nasS sa'ewRR - xas.a IT,
Children's Free hospital. ! year. csrs-s
bro spinal meningitis: Nellie Weso10W-l
fever; Norman wregGit. s6s Melbourns.
year. whooping cough: Anne PU-'
tichke isa Tiliman. 81 year lo6ar
81 years. alcoholism: Matthias HAths,
2sas yeTmont; 70 years: endocsrd,ti:;
20 years. pulmonary tuberculosis: jos
hanna Drews. 7st SEVENTEENTH. t4s
years. chronic nephritis; Margaret Law
son. Great Eastern sanitarfum, 90
years, chronic nephritis; Lopis Iusons
S23 Brandon, 81 years. va1vular dieeaees
OF heart: ComieI Doutry. sSt Fort. -
years, lobar pneumonia: Odilla Nat
thews. 10+7 Lothrop, 81 years. generaIl
paralysis.