davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
LEAGUE STANDING.
NAIieNal IEheUE sTANpINe
FEBERAl LEAGUE sTAkpINe
GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY
 American lea4dee

GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY.
 American League. Washington at Boston. Philadelphia at NeT York CIeyeland at Chicago St. Louis at Detroit.
 hationas League. Boston as Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati
 Federal League. Chicago at Kansas City. Indianapolis at St. Louis
 N. F. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
Score by innings: Pittsburgh - o- St Louis .........o O0c 1e o-l Two base hit, Magee.
Released Two Pitchers.

Chicago, April 16.-The Chicago Americans today released two of their pitchers, c. Rogge and F. w. Johnson, to the Montreal club of the 1nterna- tional league.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17

AmefiCan Iod9ue. At Boston: Boston Washington game postponed; rain.
 At New York: Philadelphia-New York game postponed; wet grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17

Robe Ferris, the former Boston American star, has hooked up with the Wilkesparre team
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
American League.

BASEBALL RESULTS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
Panstw
Balkanskich.

Ateny, 2 listopada. -.Kwestya
pokoju ma Balkanach zalezy w
znacznej mierze cd sposobu, "
jakim Turcya zechce wojne pro-
wadzic, oraz Cd stanowiska Bul-
garyi, jesli Turcya ME zaczepi
panstw baikahskich, a Bulgarya
zachowa neutralnoSc, to spokoj
bedzie utrzymany, ale jezeli Tur-
eva virgo zechce wystepowac
wzgledem kogokolwiek jej ME
dawnych p gromcow ma Baika--
ME, to Grecya pierwsza gotowa
jest do wojny, po stronie Serbii
sprzymierzonych, Rumunia pra'
wdopodobnie "a jej przykiader'
pojdzie. Buigarya milczy uparcie
jezeli zechce sic nscic ma daw-,
nych sprzymierzehcach to stani'
przy Turcyi, ale powiadaja by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02

ret-I-Millet" zatopil kontrtorpe-
dowiec rosyjski ,,Kubaniec' u
szkodzi} strazniczy statek przy-
brzezny. lime doniesienie opo--
wiada, re diva torpedowce turec-
kie wtargnely az do portu Odessy
i ostrzelaly port i miasto, a VIA
snie kontrtorpedowiec ,,Kuba--
nice" wypedzii stath tureckle Z
portu. w walkach tych statki tu-
reckie zadnej szkOdy poniesc ME
mialy. Doniesienia te wszystkie
sa bardzo niepewne j mgliste, po-
legaG tez. ma Mich ME MONA. Dro-
ga ma Rzym i Paryz nadchodza
inne, droga ma Berlin zgola inne
wiadomoSci - zasadniczo spree
cZne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
Walk " Belqii.

Londyn, 3 listopada. - Walka
ma wybrzezu belgijskiem wre
Iieustanna = Niemcy usuwajs
sic Z Dixmuide. Podobno wojska
niemieckie przygotowuja dla sic
w Eschen, ma granicy holender--
skiej kwatery zimowe. Niemcy
maja ostatecznym wysilkiem
fortyfikowaG wybrzeza. by sic ma
Mich koniecznie utrzynlac; szcze>
golnie pomiedzy Ostenda a
Knoecke fortyfikuja bardzo sill
ME, a W Blankenberghe i Heyst
najwieksze dziala umiescili. An
gielscy awiatorzy cisneli W czwar
tex miniony trzy pociski ma ma
gazyny niemieckie amunicyi W
Lichtervlede 20 13 mil Cd Brueg
ge, znaczne powodujsc szkody.
Wojska angielskie j belgijskie sill
ME trzymaja linie W okolicy RE
XII User, gdzie- walka wre nieprzer
wanym ciagien. Wszystkie proby
przekroczenia rzeki ME powiodiy
sic Niemcom a straty ich, tam po-
niesione, przechodza imaginacye.
Zatopy wodne, dziaia angiel--
skich okret6w i atah belgijskie
ma bagnety - spowodowsiy ta'
ka potworna kosbe ofiar W lu--
dziach, jakiej nawet W tel wojr,ie
nigdzie dotad ME byso. sprzyu1ie'
rzeni SLIME i stale pra ma poinoc
i iak ostatnie raporty donosza, "a
ieli luz Leffinghe, odlegse o 81 poi
mill tylko Cd ostendy, kt6rej e
wakuacyi przez Niemcow lada
dnia oczekiwae nalezy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
Akcya Turcyiprze"
civ Rosyi.

Londyn, ? listopada. - Niepo,
twierdzone doniesienia utrzylnu-
ja, IL jakiS krazownik tureckl
zbombardowal Sebastopol, siina
twierdze morska rosyjska ma
Krymie, flota turecka zaataEQ-
wala flotylle rosyiska ma Morz"
Carmen niedaleko wybrzezV
krymskich. w czwartek rninion|
okrety tureckie mialy zatopic ro
syiski statek minowy oPrut", "a
iely dalej jeden weglowiec rosyj'
ski i uszkodzily jeden torpedo
vice. Turecki torpedowiec nHai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
Przesilenie we W1OsZech.
WALK Ma zACHODzIE EUROPY,
DIanS walk Ca|egO miesiaca. Postqpy sprzmierzOnych
BegH i we FranCyL
WALK Ma WSCHODZIE EUR0PY.
by to koniec niepodlegio5ci bui-
garskiej...
Rola 'Bu' garyi.

Petrograd, 2 listopada. - R =
la Buigaryi moze nabraG pierw-
szorzednego znaczenia W drama
Gle wojny Swiatowej, Cd niej bo,
wien w znacznej mierze zalez--
mem jest utrzymanif pokoju na
Baikanie. Buigsrya jest W ds--
sach ma sprzymierzehcow z woi
ny bafkanskiej, kt6rzy poskrori-
wszy Turcye, gdy Bulgaria "a
wielkie sobie rozSciia pretensye,
wspolnie ia pobili i znaczna cze5t
zdobyczy odebrali a nadto wy
stapieniem tenn pozwolili Turcy!
zabrac Buigaryi spory hawai-
Tracyi Z Adryanopolem, ktory
nawet konferencya mocarstw
Bu}garyi przyznawala. Wiec Bui-
garya ma pretenSye rowne l do
mocarstw do Turcyi i do daw-
nych sprzymierzehc6w: zalezy
jej poStepowanie cd tego - jaka
tam przewazy polityka, ma kim
BuIgarya zechce sic oprzec, by
poprawiG sw6j osiabiony ostatnio
prestige pahstwowy: jeSli to zro-
bi W polqczeniu Turcya, by sic
mScic na dawnych sprzymicrzch'
each - dostanie przeciwko sobie
panstwa balkahskie - napewne
Z Rumunia, ktora jej tez p1zc-
Gle HAWAI- ziemi zabrala w wojnie
ostatniej: wiec odrazu Bulgaria
zaatakowanaby byla poludnia /
polnocy, a nadto cd wschodu, bo
Rosya juz dawniej oSwiadczysa
Bulgaryi, IL jeSliby chciala ko~
rzystat Z wojny serbsko austrya-
ckiei i zabrac myslala HAWAI- Ser
bii, to Rosya zbombarduje Mo
RIA Czarnego buigarskie wybrze-
"a. Nadto pamieta6 nalezy, IL Bui
garya W najwiekszej mierze "a
wdziecza swe istnienie wlaSnie
Rosyi i W narodzie tym syrnpa-
tye rosyjskie So slime, wiec moze
ME zechce rad buigarski zrywat
z Rosys nara5at swego istnie'
MIA. Najbezpieczniejsza droga
wsrod ytlu trudnoSci - jest nsu'
tralnoSc...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
Walk ma zachodzie
Europy.
Bilans walk caiego mie-
siaca. ~. ~.

Paryz, 2 listopada. - Odwrot
pod Paryza rozpoczas
sic W ostatnich dniach wrzesnia,
w dniu 1go pazdziernika juz znal
dowali sic Niemcy W najblizszym
punkcie swym stolicy paryskiej-
G go mil cd miasta: poniewaz dis
punkt 6w jest odlegty cd Paryza
o mil 155, przeto W ciagu miesia-
ca odparto nieprzyjaciela ma pre-
strzeni mil 95ciu. Oto zestawienie
rezultat6w walk najkrwawszych
zapewne, jake W dziejach ludzko-
Sci zapisze historya. w dniu lSgo
bm. ma nastspie otwarcie sesyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
Motive Konse-
kwencye.

Londyn, 2 listopada. - Kon--
sekwencye wystapienia tureokie-
go ma teatr wojny So bardzo po-
wazne: juz prasa donosi, ze Tur-
eva posiada 100000 wojska ma
pograniczu Kaukazu, gotowego
do wkroczenia W dziedziny ro-
syjskie, a 100000 wojska W Sy-'
ryi, gotowego do przepraw mo-
rzem i do drogi laden przez Sy-
mai do Egiptu: Anglia i Rosya
zdawna spodziewaly sic wrogie'
go i'm wystapienia Turcyi l ME
So nieprzygotowane, badz co badz
jednak sytuacya sic utrudnia bar
dzo. Ma poczatek Anglia ma swe
eskadry wraz z francuskiemi ma,
przeciw wyhrzezy syryjskich
zapewne ME puSci jednego stat
ku transportowego Portow le-
watyhskich z wojskiem turec-
kiem do Egiptu, w samym Egip-
Gle ma Anglia tez szykowat armie
znaczna bardzo - podobno $
korpusow wojska.... Rosya znow
ma Kaukazie ma W pGgotowiu 81,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
.Demons'racye ra g
dosne W Berlinie.

Berlin, 2 listopada. - Ma wieSc
0 wypowiedzeniu wojny Rosy
przez Turcye - W Berlinie szai
radoSci zapanowal: pred konsu-
latem tureckim urzadzono emit
zyastyczna owacye: konsul Mt
chtar Basza z balkonu przena--
vial, zarzucajac Rosy, IL ona sta
la sic wojny przyczyna, ponie--
waz w poblizu Dardanell6w "a
kladala miny mimo przestrogi
rzadu tureckiego. Konsul dzieko-
wal "a sympatye izapewnial o
trwaiosci przyjazni tureckiej dla
Niemiec. Prasa niemiecka roz-
plywa sic W pOchwaiach dla Tur,
cvi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
Twcya W Walce .
Anglia i Francya W
przededniu wojny z
Turcya.

Rzym, 2 listopada. - Nieofi-
cyalne doniesienia g8osza o doko-
nanem wypowiedzeniu wojny
Turcyi przez Rosye; jednoczeSnie
Turcya miaia ogiosic, IL anektuje
Egypt, czemby stawala ma stopie
wojennej take Anglia: sto-
sunki dyplomatyczne pomiedzv
Anglia Turcya zostaiy juz GER
wane. w razie wojny turecko-an-
gielSkiej, napewne i Francya woj-
ne wyda Turcyi.
Konflikt Angielsko Tuercki.
Londyn, ? listopada. - Urze-
dowo ogiasza sic, re stosunh dy-
plomatyczne. w Brytanii Tur-
eva zOstaiy zerwane, W piatek mi
niony. Rad angielski Przejdzie
do obrony zbrojnej W razie po-
trzeby swoich interesow ma biz
Sym wschodzie, i. przedewszy-
stkiem W Egipcie. Zerwanie sto-
sunkow nastepiio po wyStosowa-
niu ultimatum angielskiego i ro-
syjSkiego do rzadu sultanskiego,
W czem zadano wytiomaczenIa
Postepowania Turcyi, ktorej O.
krety zbombardowaiy miasta ro-
syjskie na Morzu Carmen. w
temze ultimatun zadano rozbro-
ienia niemieckich okretow ,,Goe-
ben" ,,Breslau', ktorych uzywa
Turcya wbrew wszelkim prawam m
miedzynarodowym; wreszcie "a
dano rozpuszczenia niemieckich
oficerow marynarki tureckieJ.
Turcya ultimatum zignorcwaia,
Spodziewac sic nalezy, IL W razie
woiny anglo-tureckiej, Francya
do niei przylaczy sic rowniez.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02

Wloszech prad ku wojnie stale
sic dniem kazdym gwa}tow--
niejszy. Prasa prawie niepodziel-
ME wzywa Rad, ably do wojny
wystapii czynnic. Wobec .zajecia
Avlony W Albanii W dniach o.
statlich - mozliwem jest, IL
Wlochy istotnie wejds W kon-
flikt Z Turcya, majaca rowniez
do Albanii pretensye, a wtedy
wojna wiosko-turecka mozliwa
Jest bardzo, z niej zas juz tylko
krok do udziaiu Wloch w peinej
wojnie europejskiej przeciwko
Niemcom, Austryi Turcyi.
Bezposrednim powodem mi
nisteryalnego przesilenia we
Wioszech - byio to, re minister
skarbu, Rubini, zazadas cd gabi-
netu, by parlamentowi przedsta'
wiono wniosek rzadowy - u
chwalenia nowego kredytu ma &C.
lie woinne w sumie so milionow
premier Salandra i kilku innych
ministr6w sprzeciwiio sic temu
zadaniu, a rozlam w Ionic gabi--
netu spowodowa, podanie sic ca
lego nlinisteryum do dymisyl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
Konk Egypt zagrozony
STANOWISKO PANSTW BAtKANSKCH ROA BUtGAR DECYDUJA(
parlamentu francuskego - zapo-
wiadaja, ze nastapi ono W Paryzu
luz, ME w Bordeaux.
Szczeg6ly Walk
0statnich.

Pary5, 3 istopada. - DIVA dni
ostatnie zaznaczaja sic nader
gwaltownemi walkami W Belgii /
W po4nocno-zachodnim skrawku
Francyi. Raporty francuskie u
trzymuja, ze W stronie tel na ca
lei linii wojska sprzymierzone od-
niosly powazne ,sukcesy, oraz wy
mieniaja dlugi szereg miejscowo.
sci, W ktorych zajeto pozycye nic-
mieckie. Niemcy cofaja sic ma Ii
Mi wybrzeza W Belgii, wyrzuce-
nj So juz Cd dni kilku "a rzeke
User j z trudem trzymaja sic mad
rzeka Lys. Pod Quesnoy sprzy--
mierzeni pobiwszy Niemcow, za-
brali do niewoli 200 zoinierzy, O.
raz zdobyli kilka dziai i sklady a.
municyi. w oklicy Vaily i W Ar
gonii rowniez postepy znaczne .po
czyniono, ataki nieprzyjaciela
nader energiczne W dniach ostat-
mich wszystkie zwyciesko odpar-
to. Powiodio sic Nierneoni oneg-
daj zajae noca miejscowosci Hol-
-iebecke Messiness mad Lys RE-.
ka, ale "a dnia Francuzi sztur--
mem ma bagncty odebrali oba
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02

}y bardzo wielkie. Przeto bez--
posredniego niema niebezpie-
czenStwa - ale polegac ono mo-
ze w dalszym rozwoju akcyi tu-
reckiej. Gdyby nawet wojska tu-
reckie bez zachodu wiekszego DO
bite zostaiy, to jednak odciagna
one znaczne SHY rosyjskie Pol
ski, ma CO gi6wnie rachuja Mem
cy, nadto zaS Turcya grozi powo-
3aniem do ,,wojny swietej" wszy-
skich mahometan, ktorych jest
COS 800 milionow, a zyja po wszy
stkich cze8ciach Swiata i wszyst-
kich koloniach panstw walcza.-
cych; ia ,,swieta wojna" Z ME
wiernymi zagraza Turcya sprzy-
mierzonym i mcze i'm nawarzyc
sporo kiopotu wiaSnie po kolo-
mach, mp. Francuzom wzAfryce
polnocnej, Anglikom W Egipcie j
W Indyach.
- w ostatnich dniach wielka
liczba poddanych angielskich, ro-
syjskich obywateli francuskich
opuScila panstwo tureckie; Rad
turecki wstrzymal nadal ten exc
duS obcc krajowc6w, co rowniez
"a wrogie nalezy uwazac wysta--
picnic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
SzCzGg6Ey OfensyWy rOsyjskiej " PoSCe
Z DALEKIEGO WSCHODU,
DIVA niemieckie krazoWniki ujete
APPEL kr6la Alberta do Stan6w q.
Co s9ychaG w Mexyl@u?

juz opuscili Konstantynopol, o.
trzymawszy paszporty Cd rzadu
tureckiego: rosyjski ambassador
papierow swych jeszcze ME otrzy
mai, Rad turecki ogiasza, IL
konsulow ambasadora rosyjs--
klch wypuSci pod tym warunkiem
IL Rosya da gwarancye, re i tu-
reccy dyplomaci calo i bezpiecz-
ME wyjada z Rosyi. Juz samo ta-
kie postawienie kwestyi jest do
tkliwa obraza dla Rosyi. Fran
cya zleciia swoje interesy i swych
obywateli W tureckich dziedzi--
mach - diplomacy Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, to samo zaPcwne
zrobi Anglia, rosyjskimi podda--
nymi zajmie sic dyplomacya wio-
ska, wreszcie Serbia, ktora uwa-
"a sic "a zagrozona bezposred--
Mo przez Turcye, prosi takze
Stany Zjedn., by W razie jej woj-
ny Porta - zajeiy sic interesa-
mi serbskimi w tureckich kra-
;,cb
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
Stanow.sko WIoch.

Rzym, 2 listopada. - Ma tie
rozterki opinii publicznej, jakiem
ma bye stanowisko Wloch w woj
ME obecnej = nastapiio przesile-
ME gabinetowe - ministeryum O.
becne ustqpiio - kr6l prawdo-
podobnie powierzy dotychczaso-
wemu prcmierowi, Salandra u
formowanie nowego gabinetu. We
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-02
Dalsze Szcz,eg6ly.

Londyn, 2 listopada. - Ma
ziemi francuskiej rowniez boj to-
czy sic nieustanny. w piatek "
sobote walczono ma linii Nieu-,
port-Arras, gdzie Niemcy atako.
wall gwastownie pozycye sprzy-
mierzonych, ale ustapic musieli
pod ich naciskiem z powodu "a
topienia wybrzeiy woda, wypu-'
szczona z tam i sluz rnorskich,
Dalej ma poludnie sprzymierzerii
odebrali Niemcom Ramscapellei
CIV Lille tez odebrano, ME lest
pewnem: to wiadomo, IL oSoliec
Lille kilkakrotnie byly zajncwa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-22

A new process or manufacturing ar
tlhcial pearls is said to equal any of
the methods heretofore employed in
the quality Of the finished product.
while It is less expensive than some
processes now In use II is based on
the fact that certain alkali phosphates
have the property Of rendering pure
gelatin irideseent Small glass beads
are used as nuclei for the artificial
pearls. These are dipped into a warm
solution Of gelatin and then placed
on gelatin-coated plate glass. On the
gelatin surface Of the plate. forming a
ring around each bead. is then applied
with small brush the phosphate So
luton. This ia absorbed BY the gela-
tin. and S soon dlifused through the
coating Of the bead. AS soon as the ir-
idescent effect desired has been pro-
iuced. which must not be accomplish
ed too rapidly, the pearls" are ex-
posed 20 the vapors OF formaldehyde.
which hardens the gelatin and rem
defa II lnsoluble.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-22
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES:
BOOSTING AND BUILDING.

At the Farm Bureau banquet We
couldn't help contrasting the affair
with similar events Of some five or six
years ago Outwardly It was much
the same but the spirit and the work
in hand were entirely different
In the former days we met to boost
ana blow We fancied that we we're
town builders" then and we turned
loose immense volumes Of hot air in
our eager endeayors TO initiate our bal
loon The highest distinction that we
could accord to a citizen was to dub
him good booster"
We meant viii but we went about
1t in the wrong way. that's all We
have learned better now and hence
the changed character Of our meet
ings. It seems SO simple that 1t Ii
strange that we didn't find IT out
sooner. We have discovered what
should have been evident to us from
the start, that the first and most I'M
portant thing is building rather than
boosting" as We once used that term,
and We are applying ourselves TO real
business. We felt fine Ia those days
when we came out OF a meeting and
loudly proclaimed the fact that we had
raised barrel os money as a bonus
for a factory which we never were to
get or which was to go busted" after
K was started. but when yon figure il
out you will find that the work which
the Farm Bureau now has on hand is
vastly more effective as town build
ing force.
We should have known that the wise
builder always begins at the bottom
and that Is what we are now doing iii
our efforts to make a better town here.
We are recognizing tbs fact that we
cannot nave bigger and better
town until we have a better and a
more prosperous country. and that
profitable farming must be the basis
Of all our business activities Hence
We are going to the very root OF our
problem and seeking to solve it in d
sensible, practical manner
The Farm Bureau has made only
beginning in the accomplishment of
the mission for which 1t was organ
lied. Fortunately it has developed
into countrywide movement. 1t is
now starting on its second year and
its usefulness will be determined by
the measure of support that is given
il. It is to be hoped that every mem
Der will give il as much support as he
did last year and that many more citi-
zens viii line up in the good work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-22
Founder Of Californian CITY.

Charles Marie Weber, a German i'm
migrant, who founded the city OF
Stockton, Cal, was born 100 years ago
in Rhenish. Bavaria. At the age OF
twenty-five he came to America and
settled for a time in New Orleans
He next went to Texas. and served in
military capacity under Gen. Sam
Houston. In 1871 he started for Cali
fornia with few companions. He
obtained a grant of $4,000 acres in the
San Joaquin valley. and on the pres
ent site of the city Of Stockton he first
encamped with 100 horses. Through
the years of danger and turmoil that
followed he never abandoned his plan
Of settlement, but carried 1t TO sue
cess. Through his activity in pro-
tecting the American settlers against
the Mexicans he was thrown into
prison. Commodore Stockton came to
his aid, and in gratitude Weber named
his new settlement after the Ameri-
can officer He laid out the city of
Stockton and lived to see it develop
into a fourishing community. He
died in Stockton in 1881.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-22
SEE TROUBLED SPIRIT
MANY AVER iT is THE GHOST or
MATTHEW vAssAR.
Whether or Not the Founder Of IA.
nous College Is RevisltIno the
Earth, the House He Lived
In Is for Sale.

The ghost OF Matthew vassar
founder OF Vassar college, is said to
be haunting an old farmhouse. once
owned by him, on the New Hackcn.
sack road between Red Oak Mills and
New Hackensack.
Within the last four months three
families have moved from the place
IN terror. The present owner. who
SCOTS at the report, has nevertheless
placed for sale" signs on the old
house. as he cannot rent 1t.
Henry ]. Stonebridge, a Schenectady
man, who turned farmer for his
health, moved from the house recent.
ly. The spectacle OF the ghost stand
ing at the foot of their bed was too
much for Stonebridge and his wife
The apparition. they assert, exactly
resembled the best existing portraits
of Matthew Vassar
The Stonebridge family had occu-
pied the house but one month. For
some time uncanny noises had been
disturbing their sleep. 1t sounded at
times as though some person were
walking up and down the front stairs.
AT midnight peculiar noises would
come from the cellar. The sounds re-
nembled groans and dreadful moaning.
One night about a. M, as near as
Mr. Stonebridge was able to tell, he
and his wife were awakened BY
feeling as though cold fingers had
been passed across their fhroafs
They opened their eyes almost stimuli
taneously and saw a ghostly figure,
which stood erect with finger pointed
straight at them.
Without sound the specter moved
away from the bed and vanished
through the open window One expe-
rience Of this sort was enough for Mr..
Stonebridge, who at once began pack
ing up his goods.
John G. Rogers, farmland, occu-
pied the old house four months ago,
and was the first man to move there
from because of the ghost. He says
that 1t permitted not an hours steady
sleep after midnight His Oldest
daughter walked one night and cav
the ghost Of vassar pacing back and
forth over the floor without making
a sound. The young woman screamed
and brought her father to the bed
room, but by that time the wrath |
had vanished. The same thing hap
pened on the following night. The
family then moved in haste.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-22
First published April l3. isi4)
NOTICE or SETTLEMENT OF Ac.
COUNT AND DISTRIBUTION.

State OF Oklahoma,
Grady County.
In the County Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Placen-
tia N. Pomfret, deceased No. GAG.
Notice is hereby given-that Bryce p
Smith. administrator OF the estate Of
Placentia NJ. Pomfret. deceased has
rendered and presented for final set
tlement and flied in said court his
final account Of his administration OF
said estate, together with his report
and a petition for final distribution.
and that Monday. the 4th day OF May,
1914, at ten o'clock a. m. OF said day,
at the office OF said county court, IN
the court house. in said county, has
been fixed and appointed as the time
and place for the settlement OF said
account and the hearing OF said report
and petition. at which time and place
any person interested in said estate
may appear and file his exceptions n
writing to the said account and con-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-22
DueI from vIewpoInt of Law.

The general rule is that party
voluntarily and willingly entering into
mutual combat cannot justify re-
sulting homicide unless he does some
thing. as, for example, withdrawing
from the combat, which would relieve
him from his original wrong in enter
ing it; the reason being that one can
not take human life upon a necessity
which he wrongfully assisted to
create.
So it is held in Ex parte Colby. 6
Okla. Grim. Rep 1877, 124 Pac. 635.
that where persons armed with deadly
weapons voluntarily and willingly en-
ter into combat, knowing or having
reason to believe that such conflict
win result In the infiiction OF serious
bodily injury or In the death of oEs
or the other Of said parties. and one
of said parties Is killed IN such con
fiict. the party doing the killing is
guilty Of murder, and is not entitled
to bali.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

T. p. Powers and wife TO Frank Nor
ris. 1O-14O9. 81; p lA NE sW; Sc Sc
NV 1855.
Sam Johnson and wife to Roy s.
Henderson, 4-614. $500; NE NE; S
x NV NE; N M $ K NE; IL s 1-2
Sci; N " n " NE; S 1-2 NV NE
s2,5-7
!. Fl. Harness andwife to c. b. Hurt,
1211-11, 500; lots 1898 and l099 Rock
Greek Oil and Gas COS Survey No l..
Land Winter and husband, Gus to
C. C. Fourt, 4-9-14, s2s75; s x s X
NE = " Sc 32-4-7.
Joel Shelton and wife to c. r. Erwin,
4-2O-l4, SIS; NV NE S Wl1-S-6
J. e. Major and wife to Thos. l.. Tay-
lor, $500, 5Sik by $50 feet out of block
22, Phillips addition to Chickasha.