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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30
WemIioe crS.

90 1ea mag rlooto9 hettre pene
&rpric, Gnipen, 90 ttIiQe ocnnc upers
maaoc penc pa apbs SdnnNbpife, iaa bill
ieg 'cnSe eoer oisie 2inicr. % tatfc
cher ian meaet for bette % tiai9e for
@IaSet "Secorabs Gotten. iom ieg bar
mpbtaact ioa ~rcgeln,r5iig / set eomIe
Tar. % snife eber al 2Ntte / set foms
mcnhe rpe Tnr. % tiIiioit ct 9oot gtpts
nor. Ngrbebigit
Senrb anlbtion.
Srlummono, gSis.
gfcb set famine ieg ienber min 1Sors
nbelic al Subfriptionen for fomrreuoe
Var, 'fal icg paIoa fan Got til at tdffc
Rcbnftion % gcltDreIie al "Gccorah
Relten" FOR set Nar, ion mi er iiIenNc,
for alt Set aobc 2rIeitot iom / 9Iarets
sob CT mphtGget. oe snI1e "Toiten"S
llSgiberc oo TcriounIe ct 1oht o. peliio,
net Nhtonr,
Decentralization" cr set beSitc GA
biliaItc noritc @laS, % IanInnoe lea
leber % fan ilrnbe iommen eli Solar
60 f~emogtbpc Gent. iaar ieg boloc Ola
Oct. Sert3 meo Ngtelie
g. 5. 0aIIctf.
Werononie, 8is.
Snbla8t bebnQ at iinbc @oit Woneh
Sroer Ipoenbe paa SAILS lom fuIb
Detailing for "Foiteu" ct Nar / Torihlo
oe Bennington s@ebpret. Oil oaIaa al
0iertet iiee mango Sat for Sc mai,oe
andre nbttioe &rpmier Tom lea bar
mobtat | Siben5 $50. SiIilut en-
QlGSeIig Sui oq ct eoSt Nbtaar til go.
tens @crIonoIe % belle benS itore
2ricfreos. MeS aatelic
Carl @nitabIon.
S~tranSouiit. 9liun.
gRcb ser famine Nnoer inSieubcr fin
S~orn1elie for Ballet. iii lea Icnoe
roaIe Orr % tuftc @eocftiorer for Set
Qamle Nor OF for alt set eooc 0aiez
'tof % for ale Sc morIonme 90 6nqaes
liae Neiicbrebe. iGrlie aQe Sc. ION
bonbler ON Gor9e.
On penlia 6ilicn til Hebnttor 90 ale
Slahets 2rIere, bnnhc Der % | Rornc.
9GrbsoioIt
@rs. Ioc aiepe.
9i5bp, Iinn.
Toqle Orb iii Sem. 6r. gico. Sea
hil ii1e Sem bierfclig Snt FOR SEN pene
guffen Tom "&oitcu~ ienSte mia. Sen
par battcr. Seq moStoe oen Den 2ooc
Scc6r., oq Set or min SeoicIsbaa; lea
oar ia SO aar. og nit bngite Barn cr
IS Par. @i bar hart ~ 9crn. Men
icq Dab min bene 7ufte til en- al min
EATERS 9ctre. Sea err seSiteiar til
Is 9srnebsru. 2ee bil iige Sem
mango 9at for alt gobt. ~5usnanoss
suttcn hnr iea inat. Seq Hal haSe
Sem / erinorirg. @oot Thtaar. 9hts
te meo "Roncn". eGrbsnigit
Inton SobnIon.
G9ief. g'id.
Ga garct inart Ifri6er tilenSe. ian
bill lea heroeS iige ioa mango ga. for
Frnmicbogen. iom 7e ienete mig. Gil
Iiae oil lea ild Soo at uStrptfe mir
Saf til ~@oiten" for ali Set eose CIR
ieitoi. iom ecu bar braat mig | aarets
SCI. "Scccruh Gotten" er mia en-
iiGr Ben. Zen oil ies life bare for
uben. laa irnae ies IAN betaIe for Sen.
81 eoot 9ptanr eniies "Eofen"s Der
ipuale po neus man1e Spiere.
u. $. 2ahreu.
@abcnn, Gait. Can.
Ses snI.er Sem os SereS Rcbar9eis
bere It neiiignet % frnsf5rineenbe
aar. os AT "geirsn" % "geo arnen~
maa e~riirsre I nst minbits iaa lange
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30
@aScna. GAIT. Can.

Ses sni,er Sem og GersS 3cear9cis
bere ct neiiignet % frusf5ringerbe
Anr. os al "Ye'fsn" o. "geo arnen~
MAJ %eriiisrs I BET minoite iaa Iangc
ion ieg. % leg sr enonu bare "a, Ses
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30

-" |hNAftAAf JILL
~itiGnin.
"Sborior iea blep ~ebanaeIiif" or fire
BET al en- Eiterrlger % operint al SoQe
nepreit gSp. Sperorup.
Torfntteren itiIorer leoenSc, inieres-
innte Errt SIriot for Ssriot lin Cper
aona ira Sen totpliie iii Sen protes
i%tantiiic Groesbetienoclie Wange bar
hert doitiaigt oa IGit I 9ld6eue ont
"@es ira Rom" Ecppqelicu. Set or
oerior inare qoot at iaa hsre noqct
nrrnerc ON Seure mGrtelige SOLE
banbriua og Scr ira fsritc Saan6 al en-
ira ielDe 6ooeoiUoer for g~ebrqeIicu.
Neiierriqet Titerrige %llngnru.
Genne5 beI opIgite men guSirhatige
Titerrieer 5iier 'cr CINE / at iaoe Ell
Tor en- al Rapcu5 @rauglrroomme.
irite Strifteu5 acknowledgements
Stranler a hisie 90 IaSe sem 5rrnoe
a @ua5sSroets bcuige sitre.
2esperre bolOt ban ogiaa ieIp oaa al
forbrrnoe iig itnat, iSet ban bleo Ia
lict inb | en- irentmeo % iarlia 3lo.
RnteriaIismeu. S6iIeu o. Zen nhsproe
%teitnntif!e 9heoIosi5 utriiteliae Netuina.
4eu oeo lin bornIisc Sro. rrIiae
Strrben ciier AT aiere CUBS Billie oo
uro..lise SoihoIeen oeo Subs Orb
penot ban irem iii .Iar e~r.ieubeIie,
gps OF Sreo / S%reliers Sub. ! 2preu
ON RaSperben or ban BOG reicrmert.
bpiltet life IGages Stlul gan.
gicr 6oIt operasne | BEN MtbetIfe
AiT,e viloe eisre ii6 ieIu nor 5ienei;e
pro al IGic @ogen. Si0r Rntte %
meacn ~triiteIi9 carbon piI Srierer
hsiie herni.
Sceeu er iormooentIia itrebet paa
Tuf. Ren SperIrttereu bemrr.er. at
oeane 2iterriser. Sorfaitereu. oaim
"beterIter port (%uoritsl Spros". Get
buros sisrs BEN emo mer interesiant
ior ueriie eeiers,
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iown on ;hc banks II the Hudson.
Mis- Huntington was born and reared
her" and therefor. hes enjoyed all
th.at hcaltheu! ;s..ir!r.I 50 common to
:hn ynunr ws''nrn Of the better class
of fnvi..n p Miles. t'rcu, infancy
she mas fairy rev.il.d IN .u'-of-door
ne. IN English govcrnes.
has been her constant companion
since her carI.es; childhood and the
iraini-r thus i'!siiiicd was later aug
in.rie. by il- appearance OF tutors
and irsiructors capable OF putting on
those finishing touches To ihe cdu-
cation "t any YOUNG woman OF wehish
nId cgiliur- de-i'lvi to LATER take
prominent por; IN society when the
Interesting ns" E! s'G;-"u was reached
Miss Hunting was ss"; 10 an ~N-
tiuslvr and 'psf ."n.ll" school al
Buhos' Ferry -. / 'he-a Ne finishing
touches vcr" D'!; ON hcr education.
The rhpn Is. wi,"iu motoring dis
lnnc. 81 ;ic Huntington aomc. so no
long Intervals s'ansc. between The
sirrs leave ,.,kinc Of rsr cary loved
reis at home end IT, Jc.o.s welcome
Eat vree'cd nar 'seuurn. honecurn-
lurs g.. 'r'''r1pi, s1cnt her week
/. fS,s 81 r1ne ard this in p nsrrer
.s:snc!lse her to ths couTsn .iS E9l ara
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&" tn. more jignifiei and xrac'o.t
p"r.oG o. young womanhnod st-
iust attained. That he had loved 1S
from the day he so fn1hfUliy r"o-~ =
pioncd her cause when other i!.'.
boys Of t.clr set were pulling her pir-
tails and u.ttrwIsc teasing her. an
app cr,arcs sAe. are direct or"psi;"..
she !. '~'' ~ a sronkc 'insc !, h.
fE .i's' ~ sl.s pcrs"-n" ".- "'o-
lcl re. lie = ,s-t. r-s.y tell and
...cta- ,'l Is -r.'re I. h!-sc srd
Sn.c VIII s5i wssins 3, fe nuA -:
rrI u--.,'. y. into just such a ,oo' in q,
" at az ais 'a'nt. n...
i Qua. ci.
They tell story OF Miss Hunting
ton and Vincent Astor which has 1"
do with their nrst little quarrel. She
wuH fvp years old at the time and
did"d by hor grandmc,hsr Mrs. ROB
crt II. Huntington. and her parents
had planted an o,k tree on the csiai.
uf tne elder Mrs. Hunting an ut lio!s-
re. The tree was hut u Tiny sap
ling ard Helen was lminrn,cly roud
81 II. 81" took Vincent by tn. hand
one dav ard led him to $40 ticc and
proucly tisyifreG n. asking hlin II he
aid GO. u.isE Il wSS pretty tee.
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restricted life she was compelled 10
lead while at ne nnirhitS school
After the Hrst winter spent at this
schoo! Instructive tours OF Europe fol
lowed in company with her parents.
and then tive winters were pcsscc In
Ne~ rorr Ii'v at th- Ritz ar!;cn
wlsrc tney coupled an .StsnEivs
suiic.
Vincent As \ HOY.
While the parents Of Miss Hunting
ton were iaNIsning such tender care
upon her rearing. uliy mile or so
away. across pine topped ridge.
there dw.lt q boy two years her
senior who was being brought up
with the sam" devotion and care that
she had cnioN,d. Vincent Asior from
infancy has had every advantage that
Il boy Whose parents represent the
very highest typc Of wealthy and crl-
tured Americas could enjoy. Il nss
hut natural that these Two shuuli y"
thrown iogethrr carly in life an. 10
wa. even morc so that this scrlous-
minded youth a. he ncRred his ma
iority sh nd 30 In his lii,lc sweet
hclrt ali thcs. .acss and near'y ;hnt
II. ha1 seen ,orslorei through all tle
;aryiaS stsSss II awxwA.a Sirlhsod
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ii,S civil War. II oss 81 This total
,.- farmer zsi sniy .; p~s s-nI iss
,ssir sAas-. ait-s a-dus,ias fr.ixiN.
-css of Eansiias sns nsia.ii-m~a' a
psalits. .hrn sh- sois,fs has .siis
tskrn rfasiirsiiy Ss..ss..s.. !snsn
Ihls visY eiahr tar iA-~-- items Tia"
sh,.in, II halter us-d ia the siiy
sss sno, nous. Receipts lar IN" S"sr
we're ...":.:>: sssSA see. er M les.
than i:". is:. iNo tsaad.. "E ihifsy
sna n half G-,anas sor ~s-ry msn.
saman sna chiii sn tho city y
this a.tauni as buit-s ~-r- .hipr-si
., aa- ii..-. il ~'uaia is.aa ..s:" .f'
dinary t-ffia,.rsinr sas~ 'n .aparr
i,,. In trains af fort, eats each s.'ss
.ns,ia make ~: solid ifain.s ~
iass-s .-g- s-.s sat from ib- Grsha
Central station hrt-. ms after the
ether .i,h no ihi-sNsts h-'~"~n
III. N. they ~"aii ill ,hs track from
here In rnsshksspsi-. a distance "s
q. miles. " all this butter were
nsi- "p into a,d,assy eae-ps',n''
stamps aaJ ih~sr v~rr riass cad Ia
~ad. the ssriss ot batter wosi'i
reach frr.a N~u York tn BOMBAY. go.
irg either ~ass ~ vest arnund tho
-arth: n. il would reach from tbs
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tu thr isunr hing - young vulaat
INTO she vrtfsz 1f Bpciai afr .sat
phy siuu. mad ursn perfected by th,
HuuAtHLt aihsrcuc" to put.uf-dcut
lpr's Hnd sn- WAS well fortified lg
.. hstRud thu fouud u social engage.
mems ia4t must sooner pr later at
made lot nor caring less for a..
..ffl'. f.rnisIiti.s than '"r its fIt
Iui tho friendships sbe had made
W.thln 10 rsnks sh. easily persuade
huf parents 10 f"r-so formal ints"s
fueficu of thcit daughter into ru-
,iely. Therefore hor dopui was made
uticIy AMI unustenis'iou.iy ami
without ths fan fare 90 uufnpcts ana
% r,und of brilliant. dazzling ana
u-ryc.r,eSing social functions. She
'nhNed huE Is th- winter spent al
tn, E!u .Et ton and sh. was a prime
farOri." al the JGniot ,oiiuons. sha
- Intensely fond of the thcNtfc uul
psTii,a attending she best OF the pInya
tl,t season.
SirhIns s.milsritics in Miss Hunt.
lngton ~ he English society girl OF
'hc best typ. of the present day ar,
nor GENT. and amiable manner and
her simple tastes Ia dress. Her blue
ewes hav. always "a hint OF n smile
nud frown seems foreign to her
pretty and unruf'led brow. Her voice
j. 81 iishi aud musical 'lr,sre and
extremely plrs--.t to the ear FOR ..
ia rich. low hu,' -,ii In tone.
Wedding -. ngcnicnts.
Although the wedding arrange
ment~ nave not been completed the
ceremony viii he performed at tho
home uf the Huntlngtuns on tho
Hudson. The wedding. according to
CO" wishes "f the young couple, IL tu
hc uulct and simple and will not De
thc lavish function many might hnyr
supposed. It Is barely possible that
she brides only attendants Will hp
her lister. Alice, several years her
Junior. ANA the young sister OF MIR.
Nrtor Miss MuTiel Astor. Mr. Astor
has NOT revealed the IDENTIFY oi the
ushors or OF hin hest man. In any
event TIE wedding will b- far simpler
than scores nf those who are IN"
,ridca uf men Whose fortunes in NO
way epproIet that Of .ino00o.0o
uiiilh Vincent Astor lg said 20 pos
sSs1s ---->.----->-
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.is ssmf-E.J tt.g % Lu'1 Hr .ii.
- ;gl-r u % vas us -t"ur.i Boo 'iHIh
,.ut H. !is pFcsgat si,s" % aidH e
t.i..rg 81, Mu.h. Th" b'i'e rill was
broken h,sg,-i and ird g."n g"
ne auu.s Vincent m,ia hls way
f.lilI. SOC his own homo aH4 o. Hf'
lalr ail ,".tniusic ,t!Iu ur.a N fd'
rhiIirsf rH.srd. ! mall. Un il' tturH-
RI. 81, tH- asih d., the ie!- rhHre
rams r. S.t- EuaiinEtuu'. home nt' :
iit''r tli." 81 the uthH cnd "t tee ~irr
8s!.ed fyr Miss Helen iIun;iugtv'i.
Miss Huntington wIs ushurci Zoe 'As
phonc and standing upon fhaiE
urA.,i The Wsiuums voice " be-. "id
rIs-ns.. .oii,.io.ls.y iHIIir. . the
h-ay, frost nf the nisnt hri'-a uti
injured The iitis tree. i'NH b'r "l
as broken and Vine 70; wD' r-a"d
g. come and ifIgtri ,"i Fu t"'f-
which he dii r.T'rNilh. "A
Mis- Huntington "a tii,ien
Mis-. Ilun,ington's tsthC. upln
graduation from Yale iulE"rsitS was
procia'n.d as the ,punis champion u
els Alma Mai,r. Before she wa ten
.rar. old Miss Huntington haJ
tvinced a lively interest in III" game
nd welded nu exceptionally tchtef-
ou. racquet. lik. 81 other wealthy
g.rls reared oil thc banks ~ Tile up
pcr Hudson she was pronrl"ut IN
winning. skating and rowing ard
s.ide from ms sh" could steer ,u Ice
ooat as 1: siiddcd over the glazed
9ursace of the HUDSON ~ uth"
:'''nute clip. She coulu pilot ans mo-
So craft. or car. Win the skill Of =
veteran and ner Interest IN m"turus
was alone sufficient to attract Ninceu
'stcr. for fi.n-puwCrcd automobile.
power boats ..nd hydroplsnr- nrc his
hobby i..IdTeds Of passengers
aboard It. ,,s ihnt sEirt dong the
barIts Of Ir. ''udsou In tile vicinity
of .hc hr r estate hDvc sc"u this
fair-haircd si.l either drV'r Vincent
Astor IN hlf Wit automobile. nr clHe
piiotinn his motor boat. ~ ire boat Hs
he stood hv read 10 Civ" h"r hclp-
nr hand fpr hr s. Il recognized au-
thoriiy on all electrically propelled
craft fo- Vch.c'es.
MiaT Huntington arrived 900 the age
II eighteen equipped with AN those
ssAsss sad ssss~S!.sA.nss;s szls....!
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S.u York. ian. i..-fssuf~s on
N.~ Nsss'a yearly hii' ies batter.
-.zs snd pali'sy have Jnss t-.n pah-
iisa~,: sai sa.y have made ."m- os
The USihsait-~ RIB their ry~s. iis-
,his ,a~n's bankers Train sSay"
sA- msaey al he s"ansr, has n--n
-sririnrs; ct great i-ns'h for ih".~
= hs raa fa,!a,. the -Srisnsiios. hut
here ts = slain statement r~sintriss .
no -sp,sasisoa ~ ali NJ issss vrs,
sansii-srbie -rostlhn NJ shs eiiy's
sasr~ sbahsr hs> :,esn drained away
hr the farm.rs-s mostly hy tho farm
~rs Of tho middle acs,. For roniSsy
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according 10 i>- Nay y1a iSah ~ H.
{. iniisa,-i b. Ih- t-pSgi Sf District
Ni.Ea-s Nhisman's aifiF~ fST 'sr
las, year ThsEe ~s'- s.t"s iniis,-
r-hts da,ins the S-sE. sni ~ ihsss
prisoners s.sNi Pl-ah~.i s'illsNs tH
t,h.r .ofts the people ~hp sonf.s-s's'
,s ,hair sVn suit before Ih- he In
N~e Yagk Csur's aioh" 'eaiTh j.
7nis par, Sf she si'T, numbered 'finF'
than all ,hr teachers iu ihr b'sl
haei.. tLs @tssiBs sshslls nuh the
s'sF soii-s- 80, ,ns-,srr SsnE" shaa
bl, shS cirFzyu-n is tho sitFs sni
asnsr than ths total 80 sitati"n -
S-~ fofs IN th- 'ni.st YsaF Sf i,s
srae,hs ~ all tho rsissns's
h'sash, ,a Ir'ai HHiF iaa NFfa a.
..i,,~d ny uni'si iariS. ani ~. -
lafi.s ,hs, disagreed There SER
sss. convictions after trial. ~ a.sF-
~ twice ,h- nuni-~r af aFrniG'aia
This ni-ans there urF~ HsaF" irfisi o.
,a.n,s. tru.r sSaui,,zis ani ~ssrvg
s.F nus yrss niaF- "asrish, S"nsirs
,inns than y, snY ,its- f"r s-v.gai
years past ,:i'h~r Nss i"sh il
sr.uiss virts.i-s. or il IL riu.iias
su, more aisaat g. avn s'ns 'Ssn Il,
-v.r bn-w.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
The Betrothal Of Mr. Vincent Astor and Miss Eelea
Dinsmore Huntington the Most Notable
Announcement To Stir Society in This
Country in Many Years

he had entered upon and take hold al
III, vas; estate and stUfy .ho in'ri-
cscics cf .ts manage n,en;.
Frcm the day OF the death Of Col.
AFior speculation has hocn rife A. to
the Identity nf the giri ms only son
and heir would make his bride. Tie
name of Vincent Astor has been linked
10y r,in'cr mergers and society editor.
with those uf dozen r,rls. hut he
hls niwny- maintained a tisni1ed ,i.
itnrc OH The subject saying that whcr
he decided to marry the announce
mrni ~ ts... fact would be made In
'iue corrsc by the parent. OF the
ycuns woman wn" h,d agreed to
sNarr his lot.
l'r.'e 10 hi" word this announce.
mcri carie , saw weeks ago ana will
It Il .inpir Of surprise. for truth j.
Miss Huntington lives such II cLir'
and simple NE IN he beautiful cs-
,G,e overlooking the suds"n ana In.
mcdiatciy joining that az Vincent AZ
tor. that society had generally heart
hut little Of her. She had never hecr
to Newport. or thu oihe- fam onable
summer resorts FOR fhe rraScn shat
she is but twenty yearn cl' ard un tu
this time had far rsc "a oniuy ~ the
freedom aud hcaui. II her fS'hcrs
iIudrun country sea- t. .he iutn1 ~ -
fashionable aud conventional re
sort.
The Girl q. His Choice.
Miss Huntington is n d,ushiet o;
NJ and Mrs. 9oher; Palmer HUI.
h,.on OF Hoprland tiou-e. S.is,..
burg n. Y, SiAA:Iburx IL U...
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Praises THIS Remedy,
Ter lena Trouble

Nsor t~gfsr sF. i.s ~ nslrys 1lrt
esrs gHHs.A. e. ft aHs NaH
ff ssssstss ras. 4H"s .s at H.H
-a-s-s N .i.sa.ts r.. X 81 81
IHaaHf - - aHsr fsss Fusss.Ha o. rHa
be rgrars'al Dr. fiHuarH rF. HaIaaa
ssest'ai H.Hsg tHa s
~. - - H. A'gs'rg ass'i.
B.. t.'.si 49, taset 1fs i-issit
its.rss gy-s. t,7. q -.
HseU1ts.fH 4s tag Eat HHh
. svsars s.stsr fsf ~ Hsr7Hs tt.ua
E1 - ts se.e tHF1 H.E Hr.sa 1Fa
HHfeslFfH 20 .aa fHH|HH H
3D. rHar"a - .isef ss7HHs. f.a HH
sHaeH aal So sHHH
.s-Ta i.-riis ts ssftaiaf i'
gsss tasr.aH. 81 N.asf.F 4H HsH o.
sasssA N-H' tHH fssg aaa o.
vsrs's 1'fs t.aHe s.- HsifH H. tH
tatEa .rfEaH % taff.Hs fT uuN
stsf ts r7g ~ H.rHF faUssH ftHH
tskssHs Nt.sHstitF stIi atirtF .-f
- ssE1 r.ss' tsts's tstss itr tfI
tN~-tstu, : e. risTrEg WORTH
ssIsssa ala 4aH fHtHa| 1ssa1a s.H aHalsFtN
isAtaNH's ,IsssaliHf 'srs isrfI faassag 30
.tsts Ysst. 1rsi f.s = sasf gt1sss t'at
- sfr ttissi flai. tsss A7sst 80.
..as saf o. 80 tstas 49, sHsIsat
..sssfit - HaEssl. ssssssst q
ssssiar i'frss Nss f'af tass
- ssasFess gsss sqsa % taH
fpAa1 faf s.Eis .fsfHHi fsa at
I. 60 - -1'~ 81 rr faerrr HfHsr
no iiausman rrrE to. three s'afss
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= HE wcalth!cs: and rtoss 'a,isthic
~ young bachelor In America has
chosen carly In life to sacrifice
- his freedom and IN consequence
ina bestowed his hear. and hand--tc
.ay nothing OF his ;or.unc-lpon a
an. fair-halre6. athlci.a sirl--ihe
swc-,hcar, OF his childhood who. FOL.
.owius her bridal. will take her cN-
gIled rank in the inncrinoss circles "i
old ana New World society.
Vincent Astcr. since his acccssion
80 IN. title OF head of the .,stor sn;n-
ly and possessor Of It's almost coun..
.ass millions. has quickly demon
y.ratcd tha. he Ia n thoughtful and sc
minded youth ana ono thor
srrlly alive to the responsibilities
hat were heapeJ upon his young
.houiders Unlike the slided youth
4 today Young .Astor has shown 10
prcceI.ction for thore exccsses and
mad pranks that are synonymous
with the names of the sons Of our
miil!onaires. The constant compan.
ion OF his father. following the sepa.
ration Of his parents. Vincent. when
u mere boy. took a mans view OF life
and long before he reached his ma
iorliy he was as staid and settled as
most men ten years his senior.
q Abandon. College Carccr.
:. hen the first shock of grief thn,
his fathers tragic death brought to
this hoy had been assunEed. he al
ancc took counsel with his late ia
Tiers men of affair, and decided TINT
he would abAn6oy 80 college career
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sion- Ne~ Ssrk-r. PAID t.:.""". .a.a
las, y~ass Mos. than s.""" carloads
at in~i reached the .iiy. at na as~s'
ss~ of as,oai ~; ears each week. \
curious fart - that ss-a' psr; of
thi. raaitry arrived here alive. In he
KILLED ;n the ''s"sh-r' establish
m~at. at tho greatest Is.i.h com
munily in the world. tar ~1ss the
.i,is-a. contributed a soand s:"..
oco. 900. mskiax a total rsymcn' fs's
batter. cos ssf roaiiFy of st3s..
ncn."oa. The public debt n tho
rni,-d States a-s-s reached :" hish
a isns- as this q, any time before
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
THE BEST GROUP NEpIoIEE

Molhsrs sh@ hsse hai sapf''rh
ai,h 1, Ugii asss. uita bifs ufau
sN sianHr. ,;sa.sk", lad. Or i' ihr
i.ss, rrTup mss'i.in~ ~" arit i
'chsrnbsiisin's Cnusa IiTmf.iT is thr
t-s, croap msiisinr kunH 81 i'-
szls- q; hFrats ri, it~ rri1rAT t''r
sa'. ~ sil irai.gr
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE

ti.'.'h for ii- Hiisi.-a' tn- t'N
carrier say. n.~ rassrss new ~hss'
siss. Th~ i.rys will .tsw tho whistles
~.-a sErT deliver rsgsrs. When
saa hear ,h- whistle ,onishs nna
n,sa.s hereafter So, y"rs ~ iis'
,v~. - nas sssrn .h,arn
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16

mems Church fhstitut. mention
only fss-has- all ssoaisi the
charge. "rh-rs has not been a Ease
Of shaBshaiihz EsIAori-i 10 us or shs
eonr,s since 1885" ssii siiss ~. Ak
tell 0f III. S.smsa's ,;rsnsh "f III.
Legal Aid SSsieN in this ronns, lion,
-I'8F Ih., matter I 40 na, know how
i0rr before that year the iasi pre-
Vions case MSS heard OF. II certain
~ IL n0I true ,ha, NsH York Is the
worsi sbsnshsiins poe, in the world.
and II the anIh0r of this charge
knows 0f sny sss4s h@ has b-sa deere
,sEI. shaHghaiins. as defined ny
,h~ f-i-Iai ias. consists in ss,iins
n man s,sosri vessel with . sias
~ ship,ins him as a seaman b,
sssns NJ fays"s ,hTraIs. sMss ST sns
InIf niionai irsni NS s,lsh ms,ha.is
sfr "H.pinYsi here As is sSiiors'
DIz Tiins hSasss, s.amsn somssim-s
sHn in'o drbI Ia ih-m 4. such extent
Ihsl Ihes have 10 tab. ahsa, ~has-
.y.g cmpioymsn' ,h-f ssn So.
,hr1ufh IA~ keepers II ,h-ss- piar-s-
rnis 10 sSndilisr ,as, aili ps--
all In s8ms -sI"s, as .sas as sssi.rs
ar~ ssr"i-ss aah inprsvia.n'
Me- N"ss is sIiii ialains ab-i,
,h~ remarkable -,snsa si2ssN tai
sgsI bins siFis that MAS started the
other dSy hs Miss Ann. Nsssaa
LauaGIsr ~ J, T. Marssn- Miss
Mo'ssn has toHs t-~-r ia,-r-s,si ir
th" vass,isn FsNisss i'tsd ahiFb
has FHr-aiiS sp-s-i q iars- siab
lanso in the h-aH at the shsgrihf
sis,sis' f.f ,r- Girls shn 1sst In
th- stores ard offices, Mes same
fs"m a.. siab that the airs 9-se
saazins ,h~fr ~ssm.thins avfnts
Mi.s Marssn e-ns arh ssp fss her
s-if. \ frW ;ays is,sF she appeared
both Ma,hnig. Nhn hos hs.n Ass"
.iaira ~iih her in the -oshs -l.S
hgoazh, sioaz. Ion. an- II tho ns-.'
la hiSnshi~ aaaSiss s-arh-ss in
,ovn. Whii~ Miss Morssn stood in
Tho iuar ard watched. the nisn who
,sssh-s the ,snss ana an-Hs'Sp 's
j.. bn,aItrs in ,h- smass-s, hasss~s
sions riuh NsSnu- AMI Riverside
Drive sr-ni ,sa hears Nish IN" shop
siriss lie taught 'htss 'a 'anso IN
She sssa'.,@iF .asrsvs ana rr"e-t
.,TiS. and h. Stsrs--' 'h~m '.- '"niz
ari... faf hi. ssrvisss rhs ''''s
..aii rH ret ssia u vs va"s 'h'
uan.y. rt- '.seh.- w. E-'s So
sn hoss ..r his ~.ss F-a"-s 's'-
scl,s ihsrssa sa.n sc-sss.ssnsiy zas
..ter .rsrtra q smti-.
= =
TIE strs-s.neas os S.G York. "s
,h- sir.u, Il .h~ III sgi 4 ssiaEE
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16

North Pole la IA. South Pole and
hansins over.
The first skysrrapsr in the world
the Tower iiniiiins iI i-nu.F
itsoAhnay. Is 10 b. torn doen. Al
the same time eoiass the mems ,ha,
am men.tnents bsg@ il-.n PROPOSED fOF
the city .haE,eg Ahish no,iid pa, .
limit aa the height of Ns1 YoTk's
Ihaiiiinss, Thus in ,s-h'Y-siA years
Of iis histosy. ia which tim. il has
BECOME hisiorir enough 10 have a
brons- tablet placed nspi.u8usiy
on its front. ihs ToH-r Bniidins has
seen the beginning of ehst will
probably b~ the second great era H.
sIs-i sonssiar,i9n- The raWsT
i.,iiiias Ass rot III. ngs, building
ia Nss York u stand I=N feet high.
y deserves sh- naH- Of III. fiSsf
skysesaper for another reason: he
saasS IL wAs ih3 first ssIsss-ssfal steel
fran. baiidiss ever Aha1n IL
re,oiutionisssi the hdiidins ~ cities
-V-rs~hesc sni il, brausht in a
baiitins M-si.ai Ahi.E is - srr
that there sf- s,iii ns.y ihihrs that
I''. ss~ss.st .hsis--Hs io me-, knSpr
aboa, il, How i.as will a s,-ei
iran- buiiiins stand Na,saig
knoss. The T1.~r iiuiialas seems
to h~ ss sssoas as -s-r: ho psop-Fis
haiis steel structure has -s-r siEsn
Sixns of ~~ak@niass no -sp-a ssa
tel. .s-n what ami .t weakness
-sais ~ the first tn develop. For
all ih- buiid-ss kns~. The skysrrap.
srs "f today MAY sand taf san years.
or far i."aa. The proposed iimiis-
lions af height assiis fis a saiiains
lin. fsor, Ia" q, 20. Tee. in h-ish,
ssr hai,tinss tsSins 'h- ssr~~,s sah
s". fee, far ,tass an ai,-. sarkz
Ni-s,S that he's ~, the psiis ssali
have tn ~ s.t hack from the snrs
,'n- "e- so,I fnr every fnnr ha, af
height.
\ f,nrn sf fsutrsi has arisen .vrt
III" .hnrS" .mans,'as from 'h-
~sa shss N-~ York is the worst
shanghai por' In ,hs .asii sna that
saiioss are r-sHsh, and sold like
siss-. h.f~. Ns y matter at f,ct. uI,s
mn chat saih"g;'Y sirh . .hatss .ar
b. made 1. .iiIi ., matter nf n,y.isry
An insrs,issiiaa ntas~ Immediately
after i,s isss,sns~ fails tn reveal snS
s,asis n sub.'sa,iai- the statement
Men -ha have a. 4, ~tih the ship
tins af .~auen. 60 veil as those ~hc
i"sk ats.s ,h~is vrifase. sash ss NJ.
sirsp .s',ps a'po~a.A n'aseh Of the
'esai NJ s~i-sy. ~hish hs. f"r i'll
.et- r.,ey.aAk- the handling - .~A-
n.s~'s i~ssi 'rosti~s: the s~am~n's
lt'hrf.sisn As.asiaiiaa. aud tho Sea.