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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17

SER HobertSaIIer. Ser Bri.
patiefretar oes arbeitsoirettor3
griee, 1T mmmehr CUR 8ateruiiroe
auiserildt. oeun Der aIapperitorh bat
ibin eiuen prdttisen Stomunbalter be.
iteert.
eSm hohen Sitter bon 70 asahren lit
aeitern cine in Deiien areiien Be.
fannie uno hod,ungeieheue oeutidle
Mdtrone Srau SeopoIoine
8itt. apb. aiienSel. in Die gIpigtert
birlbereeitIummert. inuiq betrauert
nid,t MIR non ibren angeborigen. ion.
bern audi bon Den oieien Sremnoen,
rpeld)e tie iif ourd, hire perionlit3c
2iebensspiiroiafeit 3i ~errperben &c.
pust bate. lie geeroiBung iinoeI
am Sreiiaa Rafauittag pom Irauer.
hailie, an Der glsmere 4Denue, Ror.
rpooo. ans itott.
Wit anFridtiaer 9rnuer miro in
neiteu areiien Die aunoe bon Dem
eeitern erioIaten abeben bon Jral
|2ouifa Shmibt pernonmler
perben. Die in ibrer @ofmuag. go.
1927 Bremen StrnBe. Die auger
gum espisen Sd,Iummer idiot. Die
8ereipigte. Die ein Sitter bon rs ssnA-
rem errelf,fe, mar Die 8ittrue 0es be.
f1nnten belttid)en Hioniers 5errr
Sdmiot, Der ihr Dor einiaen SalreH
in Den lob poraufaegangen III unf
ibr ann<dfen miro pom lbren sabIrei'
den 5reunoep Iiets IN Gbren gebolter
perNen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
3emtibes 1beater.
@eijtpollss fransOTid,es Suitipicl bic
nad)ite Iarbietuns.

Oils porIests gorfteuuns biefer Soiz
ION i'm 9eut hen 1beattr ses
Iunst ndfftsn Scnniag bas gsiitOols
2uitipsI: Die Welt. in Der man iit
-Iangp,iIt", aus Der Sober oss bsrlhms
ten frans6iiidm SdriftItslisrs Obs
numb paillerOn, pas bon benz betdnn'
ten 0ramotitsr aarl 6rishrit Witts
man ins 9eutits ibsriegi fparoe. CUR
Quffihruna. IS lift elm paraoftit
unb sIsih3,iiis Elm prlfitsin fir ieesn
barfseIenoen ainft!sr. fir futIhsn bic
Stunt .eine S6ran,,n beiist uno Der
fih perirauenspoa on bic fbspierigiten
aufaaben ipasen Sarf. a.in Wunbsr.
oaB gire.tor Stmio, pelten mir
tpdbrenb oisier SaiioS o tpenig Selss
aenbeit Al beipunoern hatien, cine Der
Comptroller ielbit lbernommsn bat.
|Die iibrigen Qaranerolien lieeen in ben
6dnb<n Der 6erreH Wusller Ja6ricius.
John Gsiitel, 6ans Ioritner uno gks
mems Bauer. Iotpie Der gameR GLE
Stmibs gortp, 4manba Blum uno De-
lene Burger. ipcl4sn fih pisoer eiHmal
G,lessnbsit bisien Diro, cine bods
slegaHte uno duberft gsihmadpol.
Spile.ienprdht Al entfalien. gos
Stit fpi.lt bauptidhiih in Dem
GtloHe Der f~rans0Efnen Grdfin Ges
ran, 100 bic ariitOiraiisJ ranir.ihs iit
Gin Rsnb<spous 81 gebtH pfEssts. uHh
baupifdhlih bic bolb, Wsiblittsit bas
grobe Mort Iibrt. Ias Shif trdsi
edit frans0Fites 0sprdge, heitere SGT
neu nit treffliter Siiuaiions.cmii,
bosu ptrbliffsnos Gn.pidslungen uns
unerrparteie Wenbuneen, 10 baB bad
Sn.ersHs bon ahfang Biz gum gnbs
mad aebalttn ipirb. 4uberoem mut
benz fransoiittn @srfaH.r nod bod
anaerehnet nerbsn, oaB er nsben bei
eeftidi a~ufssbauien Sonolung aud
cine rsdi quite Gbaraiisr5sifnuns MIDI
pereeHen uno benz Siiid Dor allen aud
tinen bod in~iereFanten liitsrariittr
Wertb perlieben bat. Wore ods nihl
Der ia[, 70 bate oos Stiid ou3 Be
BEN bsutitsn publitum nidt ben 4n'
ilang sefunosn, btfsu Is iih bon jehl
erfrsut bat. G. itebt benz beut1der
publitum auf isbtn Gal am ndtit.r
Gcnnias nod einmal Elm reht senuh,
reid<r Ab<nb in uusfht. mas obn,
3meifel audi ourh sinen rtt,i 5ablrei'
den 9sfuh sspiirbiet tptroen pirb.
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Sas meme Seutihe Hl.ienihiH

gereits in renigsn Wohen piro Der
.Jmpsrator" Der !5anburg~ Ameritdz
Giuie feline ~regeIndbigtn 5abrten spiz
Ihsn Samburg uno ytep gort aufnebz
men. Die osutids 9anbelsfIptte srhc.t
oamit eiusn 3utpuhs an tonnage. 81
BEN ionit Elm 0useno uno mebr
5hifie esborten, oenn Der ~Smpsras
tor iobt ARIA $4,000 IONS. Gr tonrte
iit Teiusr RangittQuns aIs gr0Btes
Sdtff Teutitlanos uno Der Welt nidt
LANCE srfrsuen: Rod nidt Elm Sabr
nahbsr. natoem i'm Der Gaiier Jes
tanft. lit ibm Der Rang ubseIuufen
porosn burt Elm mdhtigss Shpsiters
ihiff, bas, ME bereits gemeIoet, be;
belsm S~onnsuitein in Die sIdn3enoe:
Welsn gIitt.
9isIes neue oeuti6e HieienIhiff,
bic r8dterlano", bat ldut .apln. .3tg."
Elm Acknowledgements BON 81 Miu. ailo,
mas ben bishriesH WeItrstoro beoea
tet. Bis jebod bic Waihinsn eingsbdut
uno Die boben 4ufbauten srrihtst liao.
pirb e. elm 0eiummtseipibt bon ruuo
As Wtia. Silo erbdIten. 8isies snorms
9epitt IeBt iih 5ufannen aus ibsr
"a Wtlionsn Silosormm oefpcIstem
StahI. aus je 2 Mi1. ailo Gubft1 bl
unb Gubsiien, aus l Miq. RilogrQmm
SUPPER unb 6,5 Mia. GiIosramm 5oIs.
Sn Der 2dngs maht Der Dampfer
zion bsinabs Dem Gif.Itburm Dettbes
tperb, benin er miBt nidt tpeniqer aIs
276 Wetsr Bel elmer greite bon 301
Metsr unb bel iber 10 Meter Sieie.
lie Spmmdnbobrude tpirb 40 Mteter
.iiber ben Siel liegen! Die gurbinens
anlagsn. bier 9oripdrtsturbinen nit
$1,000 sffettipsH Welen=p. st.. tperosn
benz Shiffs cine Geftpinbigteii bon
224 Getmeilsu pereiben.- Gbpobl a:,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17

getpaltfger 8eidJdoigungan surd) 0aS
porigidbrtge grobeben. SAT- je0es
8nltS bat gelitten, uno mas nod nidJt
bergeiteat, 8etgt 5um m~inoeIten gang
frtffe AuSbeiierumgen. am merIrcrf
bat oa5 8ierteL ON Wteere oeltttelr,
uno BON linn fpieoer Der grobarti8e.
in idfDerem Gtein aebaltte BaluIt be5
iriiberen umeritantibet &ouiuls Gal.
bart. 8ter itno 8eden ufto Wnuern
eingeihir3t, Der Stud ~abgefaler, INTO
audi Die ifipet maiitpen @ubeumag.
ern 3etgen groBe 5fiiie.
Nuh Die Gaimduern Tn6 ftenens
fpeife 3erItort. Qaes, mas leiat IN
6oI3 unD Bafperf erri6tet 1T, Bat
toenig ober gar nidt gelttten, auA 6as
tpeiter i'm sutherland gelegsne 0iertel,
Grgentbum bon 9dfan Pdida, oeS
Martnemintiters unter 0bp iii 6amto,
rer bier oas fir panSsritiffe BE-
'ttmmte @elo nuBbringenb fir ith an
legte, bate Slid gebu6t UNI ye.Qt
taum Spuren bes Grobebens Qn
alien Gden uuD @noen Iiebt man Die
hoAen FlaoQenitungen Der RUnIuIate
uno Shlffsogsnturen. Soft ale 5tdd.
ten iiRp bier pertreten, audi 9eutf6z
lamb ourh ben 8eamten Der beutIhsu
GeDantes Qtnte, stnen qrie6iiheR linz
tertban. Der Rrieq bat ieDe8 8eihdft
gum Stoden Qebraht, unb heute fie6t
man nur Sransporte fir bic Sruppeu
tommen unD geben. BEL perfpriht
man ii@ bier BON Der neu oeptanten
8abn, Die Den !6afen Der Oaroaneuer
nit Dem Golf Don sSimib perbinD n
iou, noourh bic 4uff6lteBuug Der
aRge6Iih reifen 8ergperte e~rm0qIicht
tpurDe. Je0enfaQs nod 3utunftss
multi. Se6s Stun0en BON Der Gtaot
liegt Dus alte 8roia. Qud bier 1heis
nen Die Nusgrabunqen periudt moroen
81 iein, ~uno fab ih in ben AsQerrdu=
men Der qroben S6uIe LebensgrpBe
6t8uren, letOer obne &DpFe, uuD baum
cine nunoerbole groBe S~tetnplatte, in
Die 3tDei groBe GDtpen e~inqebdusn MAJ
ren. SntereTant fir TetnItmater
oiirften nod bic BreiIe fir 4uIteru,
Summer unb Qanquftsu fem. 6ter
Geben Die Quitern niht mad Dubenoen
ab, %ionoern qlelh na6 bunoert, uu0
Der preis bafUr betrGqt etne mart
fiinf5jq Qfenuig bis 9rpei M}urt. 6um=
mer tam man 81 elmer Mart haber,
uno cine IhDere qroBe 2onguite toItet
3 big 4 Wart. RatijrIih nubm auh
t6 Die 9eIcgenbett pabr, uno oa i1
nod ejnen quten alien GhabIis auF=
treiben tonnte, TO lam es mir auF Elm
pddr 8uBeno bteier S6altbtere nttt
an. Bel Gintritt Des 4benbs lit Tfdha=
nat 8aIeh tobt, feiu Wenid auF Der
StraBe. nur Die Batrpuiueu Der 8pIiz
3etz8enodrmerie unb oes Mili.Grs
MAIDEN unurterbrohen bic Run6e, uno
pds 8Liten Der S6eintperfer Dpn ben
arieQsififfen Iber ben 8epdFern bes
6eQcspont 5eigt, ooB man ons 3urus
ihIupfen Der itolieuiiden 2ul eros
I'M portgen Sabre niht eerne fpfebers
bolt ieben mohte.
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Die un thtbare 6Iugma4
DINE. Sn ben Soften Der gutoe6z
ung ~ Grbtbetle un0 unbetannten
Snleln er3dblten bic SeeTabrer Don
SteihLangen uno anoeren Wteerunqez
tbiimen, bon ben barritrdubenoften uno
unmOglihiten Grlebnifen uuo geoba
ahtungen in fremoeu Ganben. 6eute,
I'm 3ettaiter Der tshntfhen GrfinDuus
gen, ipd3iert Die gbontaiie auF anoeren
Yfuoen. Die punoerbdren tetnif6en
Grrungenihaften tuben bic 8emiitber
oafur empf0nglih gsmaht, aud bic
ieIt'amiten 6trngeipinIte gldubiq bins
5unebmen. gtur tDeun es gar gu arg
lpirb, ihitteIte man ben Eopf. aIrs-
lid las man BON un'ihtbQren Sylugz
mafhInen. 4laoins Wunoerlampe.
Die 3arntappe, Die 3eitmafhine ron
WeIs uno ale Die SeItfamteiten alter
uup neuer Wdrten limb ui6ts segen
cine WiaIhtne, bic uu'ihtbar ourh bic
bloue 2uft fliegt. Wiebiel Wdbres an
bieIer IsHiatipnelen Grftnoung 1T,
nirb man ben folgenoeu l3etlen entz
nebmsn. SiIms ilno betaHntlid ourh=
iihttge 6drthen. bic ourf gintrodnen
elmer 2oiunq BON Defenders prdpartrz
tenn 3eQftoff (43etpl3eluIoie) qerpnna
ner neroer. Solhe 2oIunQeu bat
man bereits felt qerdumer 3eit 8um
2atiersn bon 4eroplanfIoheu berubt.
8latten ots I3etpl3suuIoie (GeIon),
aIfo otte Sims, bic bieqidm, niht
brennsno uuo ourtiidtiQ iinD. rerbsn
ieit eini9sn Sabreu in DIE 5rdgflGten
BON M~eropldnen uno in Die 5liegera
Iibe etngebaut. Sm Sabre 1912 paz
rem Rumplerz gduben nit geIcufen-
itern uno 8rapes Slieger o~usuetelt,
in beren SragfIdhen gelonIheiber
etnqe'eBt pdren. Wait 6tlfe BON gela
lon, bieiem umqepdnoelten, .llnItht=
bar" gemachten 6ol3, Tam mon dtio
TbetIe BON Tht1seuQen uniiftbar mas
den. Relterbina5 itelt cine fronsoA
TIde Tirmd 2ra1fli6sn her, Die Qans
aus ormtrteu G~elouplatteu beItehen.
Die bamit ausgeriIteteu 4eroplare
Iinb bic nunithtborer Flugmaihtuen".
Gin Nrartiges Tlu93euq mdg motif
I6tperer All erfenneu ietu als Elm oes
p6bnlihes: 'ittbar bleibt nod fetr
piel an ihn. 7ie 1drntuppe fir
GIuamaihiren 1T nod niht erFunbsn,
uno bic Grfinber nerosr numit benz
felben GrfoI1 hdben ME nit benz
Stein Der Wei'en unb benz gerpetuun,
mobile ieIiger 4~ngeoenteus.
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SmperatorIfiffe bamit u%nbebing.
Shneubampfsr finb, lit nidt gepIans.
ftb in einen Detttampf " 8e3ug ouf
bic Sbneligteit nit unbersn Hationen
ein3ulaTen. 8etanntli6 bat Deutf6s
lamb LANCE ,3ett nit ieinsn SdnefIs
bdmpfern ods .blaue 8ano bes S3ez
ans" inne gebubt. 8os erregts ben
gisiD Der Gn9Ianber, Die ihliebli6 nit
itadtli6er Subpention, unter 8er3id;t
auf einen nirtbi9aftli6en RuBen,
3fpei Sdiffe bcQten, bic bas bldue
8ano on ibre Waftipiben tnupfen
tonntsn. sSn 8eutf6lanb baben Die BET
ben fiibrenben R6eoereien barauf Der>
3iftet, p~enig'tsns fir ieBt. oas ganD
BON ben englii6en Shtffsn pieber be
runter3ubolen. @s 1inD anbere 6attoz
rem, bic fir ben 8du Der beutIbert
Seebdmpfer mabgebeno limo. 9Dr Nle
lem lit, nod me6r beeinfluBt burdJ ben
u~ntergang Der ,3ttanic", Die Sorge
fir bic Stterteit Der gafagiere 0as
entiheibenoe Woment BEL ben Ban.
pldnen qetporben. Die Siherunce1
iperDen besbalb beoeutenb peiter qehsn,
als man es bis6er gspobnt getpeien 1T.
QuBer Der iibIihen Guerihotts, elmer
uno eis
mem 9pppelbooen bat mar i'm BORDER
unb i'm 5intsrf4iff paFer0tdte
Qdngsndnos angebru6t. Dem W&tttetz
f4iff 1T bur6 Seitenbunter Elm oerz
itdrtter ShuB gegeben p0roen.
Sdmmtlite S6otts iinb bis melt iibsr
Die WaFerIinie beS OOllbelaotneu
S6tff5 bindus emporgeflhrt. Sin IL
genbpo i'm Snnern uusge5ro6enes
5eusr fam fofort. aud BEL Der gertnqs
ten Rauhentptdlung, ourh etnen 4pz
pardt duf Der &ommanoobrlde be-
merit perben. Die Drqbtloie 5etsJra=
pbie lit an gprb ungep0bnIi6 auSgiea
big in ben DENT Der Siherbeit res
S6iffss geitelt. QQe OerantportIiher
SptpiteIungen tperbeu mebrfa6 befebt
istn. Ridt peniger ais 50 RettunJ 2s
boote Iinb an 9pr0, 3uIammsngerOmz
men gerdumtg genuq, um ale Wleniden
a~ufnehmen 81 t0nnen.
Die Gorge fir oa3 W%oblsrgeben Ter
paifagiere lieB Die GrbQusr bel benz
nsuen SdifFe auberoem groBs 4es
quemlihtsiten I6affer. b~eionoers aud
fir bic paHagiere Der biligitsn
ShiffstlaTe. IS limb fir bieIe BAL.
iaqiere bpgisniite Ginriftungen, &r;
bolurgsgelegsnbeitsu, Shlafrdume Il
I. N. g"etrOffsn porbsn, bic nidt emf.
Tsrnt on Die friiheren 3pif4enosds-
perb1ItniIIe erinnern. SIN 8an8en inl
Der 9ampfer 1850 Reiisnoe oufust.
men uuD eins gefagung BON 120C
Wlunn erbdlten. Die critic alGfe mir
100 Reiisrps bssrber9eH t%onnen, ri,
3peite 800, bic brittle 1850 uno BIZ
pierte 100. Rad BEN gIduen rp:raer
Die 0eisQftdftsrdume pieoer e+fpl;
pom 6ert0mmli6en gan3 4bpei6eaoe!
biete1. M}ou bat fir Tie cine sufani.
men6dngenbe GSluht pprQeIebe1 uni
lie auf ruFfirirte peripstttpiTte 0ur6
blide bin anqeEegt. Die Sttls 2oui;
NIX. uno XVI. tperoen in bisTsr
Adumen herrthen. Der Ban Der ga
~tsrI1no" ioq 10 beitIeuniqt peroen
oaB Der 9ampfer ebenFaqs mad eiHea
Sabre i'm 5rinubr 1914 fabrb'rei
iein lpiro.
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Edl,per pulest.

Sn id,tperperlestem 9uita;ioe wur.
De geitern abenn Der 20 Sabre lits
Nsnfroie 2onis NIQer, bon Wnrietta.
o. TN itdotiiden 6oipitaI eingeiie.
frrf. Miuer lief geitern Abeno, I'M
.einem GtroBenbnbnfpagen Der mad
eooinston fuhr, au iiberboIen, ois
Zine Strobe in Der gs1be Der Batter
auep entInng uno fam babel 10 III.
aliidlih 81 jail, bob e. ii6 eiHer
StaoeIbru6 Sa,1pG
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Pokal-Dtrid)t
Die Staals. gdsb0f6unO.
1it GstrGnfssei,sus gsrlaae bsiits
i'm 6aaie ais spe,ial 0ei6aft
ansefett.

@stfaTun1s : Nmenoements fir Gin
flhrun9 bes rtur5sn WdAl5ettels"
befirportet. y8lues5tp Dor
lnse sur Regulirung bes 5anbe!E
In attien uip. paTtrt. - Grid.
tnng sines neuen 3uttbouies uni
grnennune elmer niesbs3iislifer
acmmiHion. - Die gesrensuns.r
tes aonswortb : 0eiebes aufsebo'
ben. - lin Stdbten etc. ben On.
tous DffentIifer niiIitdten su Il
u,Dslitten. - Die Sotflutb : Rom,
milton burf cine -DorIase lesali
fit.
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RIeime Voli3eina n

Charles Gdmibt. BON go. 1890
Central aoenue. melbete geitern
abeno Der EoIi3ei. bob I'M Snufe bes
9of5mittngs elm Eieb pernittelit CT.
mes RahidIiiiels IN ieine Nohnuuig
eimgeorMnsen lei uno eir,en An3ugsirl
Mertbe bon $25 seitohlen babe.
- Gv Der g. z. .Diusours DaIrs
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go. geboriees slutomobiI puroe qe-
itern Abeno geItoblen ais es fir fur.
se 3eit Dor Der 8aInut SiaS gre5.
hpterianer Stride, an Der gfe Der
Gilbert Ipenue uno 2ocuit StraBe,
lmbeauflidJtigt gelaiien moroen mar.
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8eraeubete 3ett.

5hubmann (oer einen ginbrsher
a~rrettrt bait: Set stpei Stunosn
beobafte i'd sic Thon!"
Giubreher (srpb); nRa, bdN bGtten
sic MID aud gleih feitnebmen fouen.
@lauben g pieusidt, ia bdtt' rRei'
3stt, ssitp6lsa2!."
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clouds. And when you go through the outside office
smile if it kills you!'
Alone, Maxey Conhelm for some deep
thinking. Now that he recalled his conversation
with Charley Frankel, the magnate, he was sure that
Minnie was right He had not told him what her top
note was; but Franke had plainly told him that Made
molselle Marvelloso could sing notes higher. Be
sides, it mighty queer that such singer should
along all of sudden and unknown to so ublqul-
tous agent Maxey 1t didn't look right.
But if Frankel had been tipped off from Maxey Of
fee, who was the traitor Maxey thought he knew.
Benny Benny, of late had been travelling with some
of the Trust people, and furthermore Benny chatty
1t must be Benny. 1t could not be anybody else.
I'll tie the can to that lad now said Maxey to him.
SELF and touched the button his desk As the SNUG
Benny opened the door he turned him. He
about to say
Benny fire YOURSELF" But he had wiser thought.
He grabbed up his hat and went to the door Benny
said he, IF anybody in for me- tell EN- I'm out
"Whereabouts?' asked Benny.
Tust QUIT And Maxey, with a look that meant
much, gone.
HALF hour later he stood up go, the private
= office of William Schell, proprietor of the Palatal,
the Trusts biggest opposition
"Maxey," said Schell the scrappy little who had
been fighting the combination for years. Il" you pull
this off, I'm with you
"Im sure can do it. Mr.. Schell, said Maxey. @And
if you help through with it, promise you act to
put on in two weeks that'll top anything that
struck Broadway
Even Signorina Wooworthia's top note2" smiled
Schel
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"Even her extra top note, laughed Maxey, and
gone
Dave O'Brien could do everything with talking
machine that possible, and then he had just
begun himself. 1t Dave who furnished the
guests of Mrs Van kidderby much fun and astonis
famous evening by installing little devices at
their chairs at dinner causing the most absurd compca
lions.
For instance, Mrs Cable, sitting next to the
Bishop, and turning to her other neighbor for
ment, heard the worthy man of the cloth remark to
her:
ooh, by the way, Mrs. Cable, did tell you that
Mrs. G. Howe Richie about to her husband for
divorce?'
Mrs. Cable had instantly gasped, "Why, no, my
dear Bishop. How did you know
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her back and tried be calm he continued talking
into the phone.
why, what does she take, Mr. Frankel? \ WHAT
A-B2"
"She can't! She can't! There amt anybody III the
world can do it! tell you it fake, "a
Maxey gripped her extended hand and held her
tightly as he spoke into the instrument.
Well Mr. Frankel he said with cal1nness that the
girl could not understand q" this here A1ademolselle
arvellosos got any such that she's goin some
an congratulate YOU hope she Il make good. When
does she openo Oh Mammoth, next week, as an added
attraction Well, guess I'm beat for once Disap-
pointed Who, meo You ought to know Maxey bet
ter So long, Huho Oh, yes, III keep my eyes out fer
anything that's going. Goodby7
TT was the ghost of Maxey Conheim that turned away
from the phone and sat gazing helplessly INTO the
astounded eyes of the young woman.
"Zowie!' That what he said. 1t meant-any-
thing. 1t meant that hope was Dead and the sun OF
fortune after pog its roseate brlm over the top OF
the hills had sunk back with bump. But the girl did
not understand it ALL and questioned him wildly.
What was it? What did he say What's the mat
ter?7
"Matter" said Maxey. didn't you hearo Fran
kels got gal that sing higher than you an she
goes on at the Mammoth next week-an were d1shed!
That's all he said" He leaned his head on his elbow
and looked up at the poster on the wall.
Its e!' cried the girl 1T isn't SO! There's some
thing crooked about it. Why got freak throat! I'm
the only living in the world touch anything
near G altissmo' She seemed to like the word Ask
anybody! You know!'
"J know said Maxey sadlv but with smile. at
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can't be done; but it is! It's tough, Girly!
All that money gone, all Our work for
nothin', unless | can dope out some other
kind of an act for YOU
Il don't want another act! III make
good! I'll show 'em! Where's this woman?
Take me to Frankel! He don't know!
You didn't tell him.
Didn't tell him what?'
What note | can sing
why, sure did, Min. You says, Tell
him sing G altissimo, and did, and he
NO, YOU didn't You started to, then
he broke in on you and said that Made
rnoiselle Marvelloso sung two notes higher
than me, an u
"Whato" shouted Maxey. you're
right he said Min, you're right! |
didn't tell him what you sung, and he did
vell me this woman o his sung two notes
higher than you.
But how did he know How did he,
Maxeye'
The expression on his face made her
understand They had guarded the secret
Of her top note religiously. She had kept
her promise to Maxey not to whisper it to
anybody-not even that she was going
into vaudeville. And yet Frankel, head
of the Vaudeville Trust, knew!
"How did he know They repeated
the question together. Then they paused.
Then Maxey smashed his hand down on
the desk and gasped:
"Double-crossed! Whipsawedi Tipped
off,
"But-who9'
That's for US to find out, said Maxey.
And I'm goin' to-
~Good' said Minnie Quigley. But
oh, Maxey, how's that going to make
up for what owe youo How's that going
to save you all that money, an keep me
from going back TOTO
4Grand-st? | should worry! Leave it
to me. As for you, git out of here quick;
but keep in touch with me, because | got a
if it works Skidoo!'
Leaping behind the still puzzled girl, he 5
the shoulders and pushed her to the door.
her wait for a second. She turned. WI
confidence in the little live wire, she did
that he could accomplish anything. tn
cabaret, the little tenement with the sick
the none too strong sisters,-these f1auntt
would, at any rate, have a last look at HI
had nearly been. Her eyes caressed the pc
not changed. The young woman with The
feathers was still perched atop the skyscr;
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05

Isn't it terrible the way girl man
ages to look like her own mother s
sister by the time she has been mar
ried four years?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05
PERSONAL.

Jacob G. Ullery returned last night
from a week 5 stay in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Wood of Bran
don are visiting at F. w. GIBSON 5 on
High street.
Miss Mildred Yeaw will begin work next
week in the Office of the Durham Broth
era' company.
Miss Mabel Morgan goes to her
home in Springfield tomorrow to visit
over Sunday. ... = B.:
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Utley Of Amherst,
Mass, are visiting her parents, Judge and
Mrs, j. L. Martin.
Mrs Ernest Pike and family of Wards
horo have moved to c.. s. Hopkins's cot
tage on Williams street.
Miss Lena Walker is ont after being
confined to her home several weeks on ac-
count Of illness with bronchitis and erysi1-
elias
Rev. DR.. John R. Cow and Mrs. Cow
left town yesterday, and for the pres
ent their address win be 81 Bay State
avenue, West Somerville. Mass. DR..
Cow win preach tomorrow in the First
Baptist church in Haverhill, Mass.
Miss Rua Yeaw has returned to New
York, where she teaches in a private
school for girls, after vacation of
two weeks at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Yeaw. Mr..
Yeaw accompanied her as far as
Springfield.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05
BRATTLEBORO. LOCAL.

Rev. E. S. Harrison will conduct the
services at the Home for the Aged
Sunday afternoon at 3 0 clock.
Mrs. H. W. Downs of Green street
received letter yesterday announcing
the safety of her relatives in Dayton.
%.
Harry and Rollin Knight brought
home a string of 25 fine trout from &
fishing trip in New Hampshire yester-
day
George Washington Bailey and DIN,
who is making his headquarters in
Fitehburg, Mass, are to wrestle in
that city Friday evening.
Miss Ruby Thurber gave n 500 party
Thursday evening to p of her friends
Prizes were won by Miss Charlotte
Barrett and Miss Ruth Hubbard and
buffet lunch was served.
All members of Dennis Rebekah
lodge, No. /, are invited to a roll-calI
and brothers night meeting in Odd
Fellows hall next Tuesday evening
Refreshments Will be served.
The auction of carload of fine
horses brought here by Frank Larrow
has been in progress all day on Flat
street and attracted a large crowd OF
prospective buyers, considerable pro-
portion Of whom were from out of
town. The horses were exceptionally
tine animals and brought good prices.
Rev. c. II. Merrill, D. D., of st.
| Johnsbury Will preach in the Congre
gational church tomorrow morning
Rev. Mr.. IToughton will be present in
| the evening at I o clock he will give
| a stereopticon lecture on The Coming
| City, or The Problems of the MunIcl-
pality, showing some views of special
| interest.
In the annual meeting of the
Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church. held with Mrs. c. d. Smith on
| Cedar street, these officers We're elect
ed: President, Mrs. c. d. Smith; vice
| presidents, Mrs. o. L. Rawson, Mrs. T.
K. Edwards, Mrs. Mary Mike; secre-
tary, Mrs. Eliza Adams; treasurer.
Mrs. F. 4. Shaw; directors Mrs. Emo
gene White, Mrs O. /. Rawson, Mrs.
\. f. Atwood, Mrs. William Haskell.
Mrs. Addie Nichols, Mrs W. R. Srfl-
art, Mrs. Eva Clark, Mrs. Mary Mike.
| Mrs. G. r. Bourne; committee on visit
ing sick, Mrs. Ella Hildreth, Mrs. W
r. Stuart. Mrs. Eva Clark; flower com
| mittee, Mrs. S. NJ Yeaw.