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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-20

The CONSTRUCTION has beFun Of car
riage road 'yer the Alps between the
headwa,ers Of the lsere and the
Drac. to the west Of Mont Blanc. The
highest point Will be at the pass Of
lscran. at an elevation OF S.SS5 feet.
which " but little less than the eleva-
ton or the stelvio, the loftiest Alpine
road. 9,oi0 feet. The new road will
pass near some Of the highest Alpine
summits. within eight Of some Of thb
finest glaciers, When all connections
are mnde Il win furnish an uninter.
yupted driveway ISL miles long ~
tween Geneva aud Nice.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-20
LAWYER c,sson AGAIN ON TRIAL

ssSwburgh. N. r., May is-The case
= DUrt0n w. Gibson. the New York
1Awyss accused Of the murder OF Mrs.
0aps Nenshik Szabo on Greenwood
4gke July ~ last. was called In
6uaEt hsre today for its second trial
~ trial viii be conducted before Jus
~ Tompkins, who presided at the
0aa1 In Goshen last November. when
~ Jury disagreed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-20
Stamm's Good Clothes Shop

~ insulted. swept out Of the throne
room and left Paris In anger on the
following morning Every one who BE-
lieves that practical Jokes. even when
amusing. have a savor Of meanness
will be glad to know that II was sev.
eral weeks before Napoleon could make
his peace with her.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-20
PACIFIC coisr 40 MEN

sacramento, Cal, May 1.-THE Pa
80 Coast Advertising association
eDsned Its annual convention here
Honoay with large delegations in at
'oso1ance from Los Angeles, San Fran
&1eco, Portland. Tacoma, Spokane
0ooHtjs and other cities. The con
vuo11sa Win continue In session three
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-20

Napelsen Lest Something Tee.
Host-That " the sword Of my great
uucis. Hs lost bis arm at Waterloo
Guest- Yes. it's terrible place for
loslnR thingn I lost bag there only
last wsekl London Opinion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-20
SSi.':yy
Entertained
Fer Mlss Vance

Fsr Miss Vance
Mrs. Robert Il. Armstrong and Mrs
James y. Cooper delightfully."- enter
tained with auction Saturday after.
nssn NJ the home of the former, East
GAMBLER street. in honor OF Miss Inez
Vance. whose marriage occurs In
June. Seven tables were filled. Sou
vsoars were awarded Miss Vance and
t1ra. william l.. Robinson. A deli.
stsss supper was served.
e~esrtsinsd
VIM China Shower
0rs. Edward Weed and Mrs Harry
Ais1erf entertained with china
sAswer Friday evening In honor of
U11ss Emma Waddell.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-20

70 PAN.
All ye woods aed trees aud bew.
ers.
All ye virtues and - powers
That iHhablt 10 the laksa.
In !, the pIeaaant epeiAss Or
brakes. 81 T. /.
More Npur tset
W 10 our, S6Wud
.t whilst We gSeet
-Ali .thias grounA
With his hoh aad biz name
That defena1 our dock from
blane
He is great. aud he % Just
He II ever good and must
Thus he honored. DafIodillies.
Roses. pinks ,iiid loved liliss.
lie, us ding
Whilst we sing.
Ever hplysas
EvessneQtyv.
Ever hon6rta' aver young!
Tins great Pan II ever sung.
Beaumont and Eletchsr.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-20

Nearly asvsnty chlnsss Fssmsrs sns
Gentry Burned - 0eath.

Gentry Burned - Dssth.
Shanghai. May 10. = 6ixty-seven
Chinese gentry and farmers we're
burned to death in a temple in Runan
province where they had gathered 70
discuss resistance to the troops sent
by the imperial government to de-
stroy the poppy crop In the war
against opium. The soldires set iire /,
the building. in which more than 100
cultivators Of opium OF the Shanchsu-
ling district, in the western part Of
the province. had assembled ON the
arrival Of the troops.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
Greek SoIdiery Reused
To Fever Heat by Work
Of Anarchist Regicide

SALONIKI. March hl9.-Under the direc-
ton of Prince Nicholas. third son of
the murdered King George, order was
maintained in Salonika today. while the
mourning city awaited the coming of
Queen Olga, widow of the dead mon-
THE soldiers are bitter in their anger
against Aleke Schinas. the assassin. and
frequently threats of violence are heard
The slayer, closely guarded, was kept
An unidentified man. who, because of
his proximity to the assassin, was sup
posed to be an accomplice, was attack
ed by a mob as Schinas was led away
by soldiers; and literally torn to pieces:
While the authorities stated that
Schinas appeared to. be a man of low
mentality, almost, feeble-minded ac-
ouaintance of the regicide said that he
was a university graduate, and highly
educated. He returned to Saloniki after
its occupation by the Greeks, having
lived abroad several years. One report
was that Schinas lived for time in
America.
A supposed indication of the mans
unsound mind was his stoicism and ap-
parent unconcern after the shooting. He
displayed no emotion after he had shot
King George, and was placid and nom
chalant after his arrest.
Z 81 don't believe in government. was
the only answer he made when pressed
by officers for some reason for his
mad act.
From this declaration it is believed
that Sch,nas is an Anarchist The state
ment that he was a Socialist was NOT
confirmed.
In Just a few months King George
would have completed a half-century OF
reign, and he was talking about II tc
his aide I.ieutenant Colonel EraQcOudis
when shot. The King. Danish prince
still in his minority, was drafted fol
their ruler by the Greek national as.
sembly in rune, 1853, and actually as.
sumed the throne in November, follow.
ing. He was congratulating himself or
the progress of Greece during the fifty
years, and on the fact that a German
warship was to do him royal honor
todav, when the assassin's bullet found
his heart.
A popular rumor. neither confirmed
nor denied. had it that King George
satisfied with his tenure, second ir
length only to that of Emperor Franci.
Joseph Of Austro-Hungary, was plan
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
WILSON CONSIDERS
DISTRICT AFFAIRS
President Receives Washington
Residents for Conference at
Executive Offices.

District affairs engaged the attention
of President Wilson for a part of his
time in the Executive offices today. w.
]. Lambert, the Rev. Donald c. Mac
Leod, and Mr.. Parker called at II
O'clock
Five minutes before Gen. James Grant
Wilson saw the President to receive ms
answer to the invitation to attend on
Decoration Day the dedication Of the
Maine memorial in New York. William
Cabell Bruce, of Maryland; ]. p. Ken
nedy Bryan. Senators Chamberlain and
Kettner. of California, and Charles F.
Weller were other callers.
A delegation from the executive COM
mittee of the National Drainage Con-
gress called to invite the President to
attend the third annual convention OF
the members Of the congress at st.
Louis in April. Evans T. Richardson,
S. Thompson, senators owen and Var
daman and Secretary Of Commerce Red
field were among other morning callers.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
Belgium approves Plan
TO Safeguard Miners

Plans for the organization Of per-
manent International commission TO
meet every third year with view Of
increasing the safety Of miners have
been approved by the Belgian gov
ernment. which has notified Secretary
of State Bryan that II has designated
as its delegates TO such a commission
Inspector General of Mines Victor
watteyne and Chief Engineer Of
Mines Emmanuel Lemaine. The plan
to establish such q Commission was
made at the suggestion of DR.. Holmes.
director of mines
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
Hebrew Women Plan to
Aid Charity Movements

Eighth Street Temple is now planning
to participate in the Big Brother and
Sister movement and other charitable
enterprises. Plans were informally laid
to enter the work at a meeting Of the
junior committee last evening.
Mrs Clara D. Leigh, Of the Neighbor-
hood House. and Mrs. Joseph Abel made
addresses, and committee was ap-
pointed to arrange series Of entertain
ments.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
Americans to Attend
Opium Conference

Plans for the attendance Of the Amer
lean delegation to the international
Opium Congress, to be held at The
Hague next June, are being made by
Dr.. Hamilton Wright, the opium expert
of the State Department. DR.. Wright
will be chairman Of the delegation. the
members Of which have not yet been
appointed.
For the first time the Latin-American
nations will send delegates to the con-
gress. Both Cuba and Peru have material
interests in the opium traffic. and their
participation in the congress II regard
ed as q hopeful sign,
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
She Buries Pet Horse
In a Special Coffin

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-Phil-
adelphia today saw its first "funeraf'
of a horse. Bowed with grief over
the death of an old horse which had
been hers for sixteen years, Mrs. L.
r. Kreson. a philanthropist, had
coffin constructed. wept as the huge
casket was hoisted to a dray and sent
to her farm near Blackwood, N. j.
where the animal will he inferred.
Several hundred "mourners" wit
messed the funeral rites.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19

George will be brought here from Salo-
niki aboard a warship, and it will lie in
state until the day of the funeral
It is not anticipated that the death
of King George will make any differ
ence in the governments policies or in
the conduct Of the Greek end of the
Balkan war against Turkey.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
Alexandra CoIIapses
At News of Death OF
Her Favorite Brother

LONDON, March 1e.-Completey COL
lapsed and confined to her bed at Marl-
borough House as the result Of the
staying of her favorite brother, King
George of Greece. Queen Mother Alex
andra today said she would go to
Athens to attend the funeral.
Prince Arthur of Connaught, nephew
Of :he dead monarch. has been desig-
mated to represent King George and
Queen Mary of England at the funeral
King George v, who received the
news of his royal uncle's death al
Windsor Castle. was expected at Marl-
borough House today to extend condo
lence 10 his mother.
The death of the Greek King Will
have decidedly dampeDing effect or
the London social season. The court. IT
was announced, would Immediately &C
into months mourning. Etiquette
would demand that as a ilark OF re:
spect. and in addition, the British and
Greek royal families are closely akin.
King George Of Greece often had Wis
tied in London as the guest of his sister
Queen Mother Alexandra and those WHIT
knew him best today blamed his grea'
end. So democratic was the late Kine
that he went about without guard.
against the pleadings of his family ant
advisers.
When In London he mingled with tn.
crowds on the streets and would no
tolerate escorts or anything which, h
said. would make him look like a king
President Wilson today sent a per-
sonal telegram of coincidence to Queer
Olga of Greece. He said:
Her Majesty Olga. Of the Hellenes
Athens:
Il am extremely shocked to hear OF
the terrible crime which has resulted
in the death of the King and ] Offer
to Your Majesty, to the royal family
and to the Grecian nation the sincere
coincidence of the Government an6
people Of the United States and the ex'
! preston of my own sympathy.
"WOCDROw WILSON,
President Of the United States Of
America"
The Washington times., 1913-03-19

ming to abdicate in favor Of Of Prince
Constantine, to honor the crown prince
for his gallant capture of Janina.
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Dirt Oscb1 waref.
Ntntinnati, Ia sonuo, 10

Gineinnati ID. sanuar 1918.
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