davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-11
THEIR SUMMER REST.

Cant say as to the rest of the world" said the girl who likes to talk, but in the summer resort world all people are divided into two kinds. One kind plays auction bridge and the other doesn't The kind that doesn't might just as well be pushed off the map! They may pay their bills with dlstracting prom ptneSS at the hotel and they may wear good clothes, but they simply aren't visible if they can't bid five no trumps on an ace and a deuce, and get away, with it!
 deHW to their game right after break fast in the shaded corner of the front Veranda, and after that all the planet except the spot where they are sit ting might be deftly removed from them without their noticing it.
 They tell a story about enc man who was so absorbed that mischieV- ouS boys stole first his touPee, then his watch and chain and then his collar and necktie without his being aware of the fact. He was an army officer and he played auction bridge with all the precision of drilling his soldiers.
 Nobody could last in that game unless he played for blood SaiIboats up ONSf OdI III IOS Idhe anu dS many as fourteen fair young crea- lures drown; the crack fisherman of the place might land a ten pound bass and the king of England might arrive on the afternoon boat, but the four at that table would never bat an eyelaSh.
 'HThey would pause frowningly for luncheon, rush back to their game and glare at the people who were playing tennis. just below them, and when it was time to dress for dinner they would sigh and remark how short the days were getting. They spent five weeks doing just this, and when they left they said they had enjoyed their summer vacation very much. They said that they had found it all so restful and relaxing
 .'AH the women gave parties Ev- cry afternoon there was a bridge party at the hotel, or some cottage, and each woman tried her level best to excel those who had gone before in refreshments and prizes and dec orations. After about the sixth party you would see frenzied, pale browed woman rushing to the ferry to go to the village on a day when the ther- mometer was 11O.
 The other women would sigh in the contented fashion of Romans at q ringside exhibit of martyrs and hungry lions, and say: Poor Mrs. ShookeyI You know, she gives a bridge party tomorrow and l sup pose she has forgotten a lot of things and has to g6 to town! Maybe the woman who was 10 bake the cakes has died this morning! What do you suppose she would do in that case? There is positively no one else around here who could dc the cakes. They say Mrs. Shoekey has ordered an entirely, new sort of icing! What do you suppose it can be? How do you suppose she can get seven tables in that small cottage of her? I'll bet she'll have a sun-stroke in town to- day. it's so hetl Poor Mrs. Shookey!" Then after the Shoekey party is over they will say on the way home, The prizes weren't so much, were they7 Did you get one of those cheese sandwiches? Weren't they cut dreadfHliy thiek7 She might hays
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-11
Reports Before Harbor Commission.

A meeting of the rivers and harborh commission was held at the capitol at Hartford Tuesday. The principal bus mess was a discussion of the New London harbor improvement. Con- gressman Bryan F. Mahan said the work is going along finely with small army of men ot work.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-11

out to get by the auto and in so doing smashed into the wagon. No one was hurt, not even the horse attached to the wagon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-11

Co. No. 1 responded to a telephone call and used nine gallons of chemical to snuff out the blaze.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-11

Italy has now been officially in formed that the cost of the war with Turkey for the possession of Tripoli was S191, 900, 900.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

Aquellos opuestos d las enemlsta-
des del hacia Alemania, in
sisten que estos reportes, son expedi.
dos para cubrir dilacion en- determi-
mar Ia actitud de Roumania.
Toxic anuncla que otra nina Japo-
Mesa ha sido hundida por otra nina
Alemana en- Lao Shan Bay. China. la
armada Japonesa Sc dice que esta
continuance su preparation para un
asalto general On Tsing-Tau. Estos
Japoneses estan siendo ametrallados
por los fuertes y los nayfos de guerra
Alemanes en- la bahia en- Kiao Chow.
III gabinete Frances ha decidido que
no puede aceptar La propuesta para
institulr oficiaImente oraciones ge-
nerales por 81 exito de las armas
Francesas, mientras conviniendo que
todos los credos estan libres para pro.
ceder con tales servicios dentro de
los llmites fijados por la ley.
No hay de nuevo de Anterp. Los
dltimos reportes ofIciales Belgicos
Idecian que la ciudad estaba resistien-
do con 6xito 81 bombardeO dc los Ale
names. El gobierno Chino ha profess
tado otra vez en- contra de la ocpa-
cion Japonesa de la estacion ferroca-
rrilera en- WeilIsien.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
pAEpIccIoNEs

VIA.
Han ssido recordadas estos dIas cier
tas predicciones del general japones
NogL
Los acontecimientos han venido d
demostrar Ia sagacidad y lucidez del
general nippon.
Ahora se recuerda otra ~prOfecla, a
Ia que prestan singular relieve y dan
~actualidad palpitante los aconteci-
mientos 1ltimos.
La profecia es del propio Guiilermo
ii.
Conyersando con algunos france
SEES durante un viaje d Noruega, diJo
Ell Kaiser d uno de ellos, M. CASTOR
Berardi, que public0 d prop0sito dc
esa conversation un artfculo en- lie
Temps" de A de Agosto de 1906.
LA proxima guerra ofrecera Ia
caracterfstica de Ia intervention de
factories nuevos, Uno de estos, al
que no Sc concede ahora bastante Inn
portancia, puede consIstir en- la apa-
ricion del Extreme oriente en- la es-
cena.
No habra que extranarse de que
dentro de pocos amos veamos al Ja-
pom intervenir en- las quereIlas de Eu-
ropa. Y~--!quien sabel-acaso le yea
mos tambien enviando tropas y bu-
Dues de guerra hasta Ell Mediterraneo.
Ash Sc habIaba 81 Kaiser en- Agosto
de 1906.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
c0SAs QUE pEREN HAcER LAS
MUJEREs cAsApAs.

Amar y seryir d 81 marido q agra
do.
Procurar que en- Ell hogan impere la
paz Y la algeria.
Tener la casa en- perfecto 0rden y
aseo.
Estudiar Ell caracter y los gustos de
5 uesposo para complacerlo.
Contrariarlo, en- la MEDIA de su
poder, en- TODD aqueIlo donde 81 Sc
aparte del canine que le manda Ia
religion y el deber.
Conf0rmarse con ell producto del
trabajo de su esposo por pequeho que
sea, Y no malgastarlo en- vestirse Sc
gun las exigencias de la moda.
guardian 81 honor de su marido.
Procurar embelIecerse con la au.
reoIa hermosfsima de las virtudes
cristianas.
Tener siempre aseado y ordenado
el vestido.
Dedicar todos los dias una bora pa
IA leer libros morales & Instructions.
Mantener el semblante agradable.
que revele la duIzura de su alma, pa
"a que eI esposo sienta grata 81 com
Ipaffa.
iFeliz la mujer que sabe ~convertir
su hogar en- in ~parafsol Pero lay de
las esposas frfvolas que prefieren las
practicas m%undanas d los deberes que
les impone s ualta mision!-De LUZ
Cat0lica."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
LAS MoNJAs QUE TRARAJEN

No Sc E~jerceran ~RepresaIias en- Vera
cruz; Pero Sc castlgara 4 los Gull
pabIes.
veracruz, Sept. 25.-TToy fue expe-
dido I'm manifesto por los constitucio-
nalistas, firmandolo en- primer lugar
81 General Candida Aguilar, goberna-
dor del Estado de veracruz. En- d.
cho manifesto Sc trata de desyanecer
los temores que Sc AFRICAN acerca de
que Sc e~jerzan represalias; pero Sc
agrega que solamente adueIlos a quie-
mes Sc ~encuentre c~ulpables seran cas-
tigados.
Hablando en- nombre de Aguilar, ell
Coronel Martinez manifesto que min
guno de los miembros del clero, sa-
cerdotes 8 monjas, seria e~ncarcelado.
salvo Ell case ins~istieran en- ejercer
su ministerio.
Tambien Sc expresa en- el manifies-
to que las ~pobIaciones de 5000 habi-
tantes no podran tener mas que un
~sacerdote y las de 10000 8 mas, tres
cuando mucho. Por 1ltimo Sc agrega
que en- ninguna p~oblacion seran permi
tidas las monjas y las que quieran
permanecer en- Ell pals deben buscar
ocupacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
NERvlsANA-EL REMEDIo QUE
TANTo Sc HA BUscADo.
Una Muestra Gratis a Todos los que
la Pidan.


?Se siente I'd. nervioso 8 que sus
fuerzas Sc agotan? ?Nota I'd. que su
vigor sexual Sc ACADIA, que la memorial
lie falla, 8 que su sueho es interrumpi-
do por pesadillas con perdidas del
fIuido vital: lie duele a I'd. la cintura
Q la cabeza, Sc siente I'd. gastado, sin
amino y vigor, debido a abuses 6 exec
SOS en- la ~juventud? IVA I'd. perdien-
do la esperasza de recuperar su anti.
quo espfritu para poder gozar otra vez
de los placeres de la villa? En- este
case escrfbanos hoy sin falta. pues es
tempo que I'd. obtenga 10 que lie reS
taure la salud y Ell vIgor. A TODD hom-
bre que nos escriba solicitandoIo, lie
enviamos enteramente gratis una
muestra de nuestro gran tratamiento
medicinal NERvIsANA para que la
pruebe Y note sus efectos. FL que una
vez haya usado Ell metodo NERvISA-
MA es nuestro decidido amigo para
siempre, este explica TODD. Ademas
de la muestra lie enviamos tambien
sin ningun costo' d obligation para I'd.
un eiemplar del interesante libritc
aconfeslones { e~cretas." Esta obrita
que es codiciada por TODD hombfe dc.
Bill explica clara y distintamente Ia in.
fluencia de los nervios sobre ell siste'
ma sexual. Sc lie manda enteramente
gratis junto con la muestra. TODD bien
empacado y franco de porte. o sole
m%andarnos una carta, describiendo
en- su propio .lenguaje, ell NAL de que
sufre. Dirfjase &.
THE NERVlsANA COMPANY,
pepto. lie ~ SO. Firth Ave.
chIoaro, III.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

MrIM 0|fNH NN. ~T'
w.
r. X. Hutchings, P. j. Franklin, y to
dos los Duenos 8 Reclamantes NO
Conocidos, do interes en- o al tire
cho de terreno conocido como La
MERGED de Ia Cieneguilla,
Demandados.
No. 174--En EQuidad.
Por esta Sc da aviso, que en- confor-
midad y por yirtud dc I'm decreto dado
en- la causa arriba entitulada, y en- Ia
antedicha Corte. el Hon. William Al.
Pope, Juez, Presidlendo. fechado Sc.
tiembre II. A. %. 1914, y una 6rden de
venta de la propiedad real lncluida v
descrita en- dicho DeOeRto final, y
en- dicha Corte, dirisada q mi.
Maestro Especial en- Cs~neilleria, para
vender dicha propiedad r~sz. por nom
bramiento por dicha corta ~n dicho de.
creto final.
70, 81 i~nfraeserito, Maestro Especial
en- Cancilleria, vendere d p1blica su-
basta, al mejor v mas alto postor al
Onsau"' p Snso ue - RuoAen ~
70 Casa &c Cortes, en santa Fe, Con
aaoo ue SANTA re, Y Estauo ue Nuevo
Mexico 81 qua ~ &c uctupre de lsla'
a las doce del medic dia, de dIcho dia.
toua y singular "a sigulente propledad
ralz y 1odo 81 oerecno, tituio 2 inte-
res % aicnos demandauos' y AZ cada
uno &c eilos, en- y q dlcna propiedad
ralz ia cual queua mas parlicuiarmente
descrita como sigue' 9 saper; YIN tre-
eng de terreno como "a Mer-
geo de 70 Cleneguiiia' ltuado y estan-
90 en- el Conuaao de SANTA re- en y
Astauo y Distrito oe Nuev Mexico y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
JApoNEsEa

Paris, Sept. 2S.-Un corresponsal
de la Agencia Havas, telegrafiando
desde Petrograd, San Petersburgo, co
munica que los comerciantes Japone-
ses en- la capital moscoyita han he
chic un presente de 100000 libras de
te al ejercito Russo. A los ejercitos
Ingles y Frances Sc les han remitIdo
100000 libras del mismo ingredients,
y q los soldados de Belgica 10000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

De la noche entire Ia calma
Cuando TODD esta en- Quietud,
Ana en- el fondo de mi alma
Canta algo como un ladd.
Sus notas me van causando
La SENSATION la mas grata,
X a mi mente van llegando
Cual perdida serenata.
Simpatias ~despertando
Por mucho tempo olvidadas,
Que en- mi alma estan reposando
Por mi amor atesoradas.
Acordes del sentimiento
Que deleitan mi memoria,
X murmura el pensamiento,
Son acordes de la gloria.
Mdsica de las esferas
Que embriagan el corazon,
y Sui las uotd5 pAAAaCA0S
Del himno de la Creacion.
Como las notas mejores
De aQuel canto celestial
Que escucharon los pastores
Ante Ell humilde portal.
0 como notas perdidas
De aquel canto de victoria,
Por angeles repetidas,
Cuando Cristo entr6 en- la gloria.
Era la Yoz maternal
Que en- mi cuna me arrullaba
Y era su voz celestial
La que en- mi suefio escuchaba.
JOSE ROMUIIO RIBERA,
Albuquerque, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

AVIao.

En- la Corte de Pruebas en- y por
Ell Condado de Santa Fe, Estado de
Nuevo Mexico.
En- ell Asunto del Estado de Fran
cisca Rodriguez de Atkinson, finada:
A QUIENEs CONCIERNA:
Ultima voluntad y testamento de
Francisco Rodriguez de Atkinson.
Por esta Sc da aviso que ell dia 8 de
~Setiembre, 1914, a las 10 de la mana
ma, en- la sala de dicha Corte en- Ia ca
sa de Cortes del Condado de Santa Re,
Nuevo Mexico. ha sido Behalado como
Ell tempo ' lugar para probar el tes'
tamento de dicha Francisco Rodri-
guez de Atkinson. finada.
NJ. A. ORTIZ,
Escribano de la Corte de Pruebas.
Fechado en- Santa Fe. N. M, hoy dia
IL de Agosto, 1914.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
FL vALoR DEL HoMBRE.

FL VALOR DEL HOMBREs
Ell hombre es ell rey absolute
no hay d sus asuntos valla
TODD a su imperio ayasalla
TODD lie paga tribute.
va ligero en- globo vuela
Y deja atras al condor;
pero 10 vence ell dolor
de la cabeza 8 la mueIa.
Del sol Ell poso averigua
del sol las leyes promulga;
y lie acorda una pulga
y 10 enloquece una nigua.
al formidable leon
vence y vence d La pantera;
y luego lie desespera
aIgun mosquito zumb0n.
FL hombre para matar
mil venenos elabora;
pero por desgracia ignora
la manera de curar.
Son infalibles sus fallos
81 desahucia al paciente;
pero ignora totalmente
como Sc extirpan los callos.
Con su ciencia en- un instante
Gambia el diamante en- carbon
mas lie falta otra invencion
haeer del carbon diamante.
Arranca al tirano fierro
81 cetro al cielo los rayos;
mas no logran sus ensayos
extinguir un hormiguero.
I'm fusil ha descubierto
para matar la carrera,
lastima que no pudiera
d%evolver la vida a I'm muertol
independence. a~ltanero
nj a Dios nj al diablo obedece,
y tiemblan 81 comen trece
9 81 Sc vuelca ell salero.
Con su poderosa mente
abarca toda la creaclon
y lie Quita la razon
una copa de a~guardiente
Surca del mar Ell abismo
Desaffa su Juror;
Pero lie falta ell valor
Para vencerse a 81 mismo.
Todo ell humane poder,
toda la ~grandeza humana,
es GORE tras IN mahana
Y suspirar por aver.
RICARDO CARRASQUMl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

pendencial viva Ia America! lMue-
ran los gachupines.
La multitud habia creIdo en- Hidal.
go.
X aquel grupo de audaces, ain con-
suNtar la fuerza do las armas, y fla
do tan solo en- Ia inmensa justicia de
su causa, marcho al combate, lleno de
re- y. 81 calor de csc fuego maravilIoso
que Sc llama patriotismo.-M Hogan,
FloresyllIe, Texas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

Maestra-?cuantos huesos tiene us
ted en- Ell cuerpo?
Alumno-Doscientos ocho, ~seforlta.
Maestra-Pero no lie die aver que
teniamos doscientos siete!
Alumno-Si, senorita; pero esta ma
mana en- ell almuerzo, me trague uno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

Durango. Colo, Agosto 4, 1914

Durango, Colo, Agosto 4, 1914.
A QUIENES CONCIERNA:
Este es para certificar, que han de-
positado con este Banco la Suma de
QUINIENTOS PESOS (s500O0) los
que seran pagados a c~ualesouiera que
produzca al asesino de Antonio D.
Vargas.
THE BURNS NATIONAL BANK.
CFfrmado) Por J. R C. TYLER
Contador
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexlcano, 81
mejor papel en- el estado, solamente
I'm Peso al aAo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
Is be sEpTIEMsRE DE tslO.

Cuando tan crftfcos aeontecimien-
tos Sc v%erlfican. negaba a Nuevs Bs-
pana IN nuevo virrey D. Francisco ia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
FL DEPARTMENT. De EDUCA;
CION LES PIOE LAS Seq
CLONES DEL NORTE SU
COOPERATION

Ell asistente superintendent
de instruction P1blica EfIadeIfo
Baca esta hacienda un esfuerzo
estrenuo para conseguir la CO.
operacion de las autoridades de
los condados para mejores faciIi-
dades de educacion en- aquellas
regiones. "A este fin 81 ha man
dado un gran ndmero de copias
de la siguiente carta:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
il No lalezGa Vigj9!!

Nuestra ~maravillosa
preparation restablece
Ell color original del
cabello y le da lustre y
envidiable apariencia
10 libra q I'd. de que
lie llsmen viejo 0 vieja.
Nuestra preparation,
c~ualquiera que sea Ia
edad o sexo de quien
Ia usa, pone 81 cabello
del color que tenia en-
los dias de ia Juven-
tud, y con este hace
las personals parezcan
mucho mas ~jovenes.
Envienos % ctvs. orc
americana, en- sellos de
correo, plata sellada o
giro postal y le cnvia-
remos i'm frasco de
prueba, garantizando-
lie excelentes resulta-
dos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

tamente IN solo centavo, "A slqulera
i'm dep6sito. Dfganos 81 I'd. preflere
con la caratula descubierta dc 3
tapas. Para sehora 0 para caballero,
y nosotros Ie enviaremos este relo1
earantizado por rs aAos. modelO DEL
gado MaquIna americana. Gaia ador-
NADIA con ~grabados. para que I'd. 70
pruebe II vea. 81 I'd. uueda salts
fecho con 81, estamos segurOs que se-
ra isual al que Sc Tague $500 pagan
do solamente s4.95, " Ell reloi sera DE
listed. Escriba hoy.
Randolph WATCH.
Dept. 81, Chicago, I'll.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
IAviSO De vENTA ROAsaMAEsER0
ESPECIAL.

En- la corse de los Estadcs unldos POI
81 nistrIto de Nuevo M6xIco-
Los Estados Unidos de America,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

su pats eQuivalentes q 10 centavos en- orc
americana para ayudar a cubrir los
gastos de ~franqueos le enviaremos un
Tratamiento dc nuestro REMEDIO
CALVACURA No. / que vale $1.00, junto
con el folleto antedicho titulado u
Verdad acerca del Cabello." Corte este
Cup0n y envfelo hoy mismo al Union
Laboratory, Box TAG UnIons NJ. Y. Z. "
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08
TRkTAMIENT0 GRATI8

Probarelnos a nues-
ira costa que Ell RE-
MEDIC CALYACURAl
impedira la catda
del pelo y la picazon
del cuero cabelludo v
cura la caspa, hacien-
do brotar Ell pelo. AL
recibo de 81 n0mbre
Y direction, Incluyen-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-08

Este es IN relo1 que
listed siempre ha
deseado, Sc le en-
ylara sin que I'd.
NOS remita abHcIu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-14
MICHIGAN CITY WATER
SUIT Is VENUED HERE

Change of venue from the Laporte
county superior court TO the st. Jo-
seph circuit court has been taken by
the defendants in the $50. 900 damage
suit filed against NJ. II. McGOvern and
the United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Co, by the Lake Michigan Water
Co. According to the complaint Nc
Govern entered into a contract with
the plaintiff to make the improve
ments on the water system at Michi-
gan City with the United States FL
deity and Guaranty Co. as security
but that the contractor failed to fol-
low the specifications OF his contract
which resulted in a large loss to the
plaintiffs. It is alleged that McGOv-
ern was ordered TO place bolts and
flanges on intake pipes which were
under water but that he did not do
this and the papes were washed away
soon after their completion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-14
JOHN BARATT FOUND NOT
GUILTY OF SUNDAY SALES
He and Three Others Face Trial for
Alleged Gambling i'm ROOming
House.

John Baratt 500 w. South St.
whose house was raided Sunday af-
ternoOn and cases Of beer and alleg-
ed gambling paraphernalia confiscat-
ed was found not guilty of a charge
Of selling liquor without a license in
city court Tuesday morning. witness
ses for the state failed to prove that
Baratt had accepted money for the
goods, and as the alleged Offense
took place in the rooms used as a
residence by Baratt and not in the
store, he was found guiltless of the
charge.
Baratt conducts a confectionery
and fruit store at the place raided,
and in rooms in the rear of the shop
keeps bOarders, six in number.
Charles Thai. and John Nemish and
son, were three taken at the time
Baratt was arrested and charged
with gambling. The cases of the four
men on the second charge will be
tried July Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-14
GUN WHEN
SPEEDING TO JAIL
Special Judge May Hear Case
of Henry ProvenSN in
City Court.

A special Judge will probably be ap-
pointed to hear the case of Henry
Provenski, GA Pulaski St, alleged TO
have given officers Shirk and Delin-
ski a tussle and to have threatened
them with a revolver when he was ar
rested Monday night for petit lar
ceny. in city court Wednesday morn
ing
He was arraigned before Judge
Warner Tuesday morning and pleaded
not guilty to charges ofspetit larceny
and carrying concealed weapons.
While being taken from his home
at GA Pulaski st. to the sta
ton, just as the police patrol
was near Walnut St. on Washington
av, Provenski suddenly jerked a gun
from his pocket and ordered his
guards to hold up their hands or he
linski. who had the man in their Gus
the revolver away from him but a
terrific scuffle ensued before the pris-
oner was subdued it being necessary
TO pin him to the floor of the patrol
while going at full speed, the driver
being unable to hear the noise of the
fight.
Fortunately Provenski is but a
medium built man about 3 fl. in,
high and the officers. both of whom
are large men, succeeded in overcOm-
ing the prisoner before he was able
10 do them harm. He had submitted
to arrest peacefully but in some man
ner had kept his revolver concealed
when searched by the officers. His
sudden move took them by surprise
and if they had not acted quickly
their prisoner would probably have
escaped or seriously injured them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-14
POLICE HAVE NO CLUE
TO DAYLIGHT ROBBERS
Thief Who Worked Fake TeIe-
phone RuSe at COpp Music
Store at Large.

No positive clue upon which the
police might work has been discoV-
cred which would seem TO lead to the
discovery Of the robbers who by
means OF a fake telephone call entered
the c. W. Copp music shop Monday
afternoon and took S56 from the safe
has been found. With the exception
OF the fact that a young man who
gave $40 bill in payment for cheap
violin bridge no one was IN the store
who might be suspected of the crime.
Mr.. Copp himself waited upon the
young man and said Tuesday morning
that he recognized him, he thought,
as a young man who was once an en-
ploye of a local retail store on 5.
Michigan ST.
Detectives are still working on the
case but at noon had nothing more
than is already known to report.
The fake telephone call was
worked by the robber or robbers who
while Mr.. Copp and his assistant, X.
Wilkins. were at lunch and the store
was in charge Of Miss Marie Paul. a
clerk She received a call asking her
10 come to the Burke Optometrical
shop, and while answering the sum-
mons the store was entered and safe
rified of all the money il contained.
Officers are searching for a young
man about 80 years old who came
into the shop shortly before
neon and purchased a violin bridge,
giving in payment a $40 bill. After
the robbery the clerk remembered that
his customer had been particularly
curious regarding the contents of the
safe, watching closely while the
change was being secured.
Apparently the thieves had famili-
ariZed themselves with the customs
of those in the music shop and took
advantage of the absence of the two
men and called Miss Paul from the
store. Immediately upon learning
that she had not been summoned
from the optometrical parlors she be
came suspicious and soon discovered
the robbery after which the police
were notified.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-14
TORPEDO BOAT RAMMED;
REACHES WHARF SAFELY
Steamship Gov. DingIey stoves Hole
i'm L. :. Vessel i'm Port
land HarbOr.

PORTLAND, Maine. July 1.-THE
steamship Gov. Dingley of the East
ern Steamship company, on her way
from st. John to Boston. collided
with the L. S. torpedo boat Rodgers
in Portland harbOr today. A large
hole was stove in the Rodgers when
the plate well forward and below
the water line was ripped open. The
steamer stood by to give aid but the
torpedo boat succeeded in reaching
Browns wharf under it's own steam.
A detachment of the Massachusetts,
naval reserve on their way TO Bar
Harbor was aboard the Rodgers. Eye
witnesses and marine men along the
coast state that the Dingley was pro-
ceeding at a very slow speed. They
heard two shrill whistles given by
Captain Clark. which meant that the
Dingley should go astern of the Rod
gers. This signal. IL is said. was dis
regarded, and Captain Clark then
started 10 back the steamer but could
not prevent the collision.