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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-06
SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER
GENERAL EXECUTION

By virtue and authority of n gen
eral execution issued from the ofice
of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
St. Francois county, Missouri, dated
the 18th day of June, 1914, return
able to the November term of safd
Court, and to me directed; issued up
on a judgment, wherein VIM. II. Seller
is plaintiff, against st. Francois
Crushed Granite Company.
Edward Henderson and NJ. A. Young,
defendants, |, the undersigned Sher-
i'll uf st. Francois county, Missouri
have levied upon and siezed all the
right, title and interest Of the said 81.
Francois County Crushed Granite Co,
Edward Henderson and NJ. A. Young.
In and to the following personal prop
erty, situated and being in st. Fran
co.'s county, Missouri, to-wit: All
the right, title, interest and estate of
st. Francois County Crushed Granite
Co., Edward Henderson and NJ. A.
Young in and to one (1) Boiler and
Engine, one ~ No. 3 Gates Crrssher,
one ~ Upright Boiler and Pump,
one t1) Blacksmith Outfit for Quarry
and Quarry Tools, one (1) Steam
Drill at Alexander's and All Tools
and Necessary Attachments, and
will, by virtue of said execution. on
the 18th day of November, 1914, at
the south front door Of the Court
House in the City Of Pennington, st.
Francois County. Missouri, between
the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
and o'clock in the afternoon Of that
day, while the Circuit Court Of St.
Francois County, Missouri, is in ses-
sion, at the November term thereof,
proceed to sell at public vendue, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the
above described personal property,
or so much thereof as may be nee
essary to satisfy the judgment, in
terests and costs recited in said cx-
ecution and of this proceeding.
J. C. WILLIAMS, -.
Sheriff of st. Francois County, Mo.
October Z, 1914.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-06

center line of q road to j. w. Cal
vird's Southeast corner; thence North
IS l2 degrees W. 1905 feet to chan
mel Of Wolf Creek, thence down Wolf
Creek to stone in West
line of Survey No. 3l4; thence S. 7
degrees West along said line 9SO
feet to Southwest corner Of Survey
No. 3l4; thence S. SO degrees L. ct0
feet to the beginning, containing
10 89-lO0 acres, aggregating 81 $4,000
acres; and | will, on the
9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1914,
between the hours Of O'Clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in the after
noon Of said day, at the South Front
door of the Court House, in said
County and State, sell at public auc
ton for cash, to the highest bidde,
the property above described to sat
isfy said execution and costs.
JOSEPH c. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff of st. Francois County, Mo.
Oct. q, 1914.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-06
NOT ALWAYS TO BLAME

1t has not been long time ago
when the high cost Of living was dis
cussed that the farmer got the cussing
for it. Recently. before the farmers
had chance at it and the warehouses,
cold storages, etc, were full with all
sorts of food stuffs the prices went
up like a skyrocket. Invstigation
showed that spectators were the gull
ty ones. The advanced prices with
out good reasons. Haven't heard any
complaints about farmers raising
prices lately. The spectators are
hot at him though because he does not
run all of his wheat to market and
give them a chance to corner and
squeeze the public.-The Farmers
Guide.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-06
NJ. E. CHI RICH, SOUTH

Sunday school o:30 n. m.
Preaching Sunday at II a, m. and
at 1880 p. m.
Epworth League at $3.50 p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 1T 1880
p. m.
Preaching Thursday at 1880 p. m
by Rev P. G. Thorgmorton of Fred.
ericktown. o.
Efficiency Conference, participated
in by pastors and laymen of Farming.
ton district, Friday o a. m. to IL m.
j. R. A. VAUGHAN. Pastor
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-06

Two school mates met after num-
Der of years. After exchanging greet
ings and condolences one remarked to
the other: "By the way, what are
you doing for a living?" The other
replied 81 am selling Fords--but
don't tell the dear old folks at home.
II would break their hearts. They
think am still in the penitcntiary."
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-06

cultural area Of our country which
is now lying in idleness, viii be put
into productiveness and will bring to
US new growth Of prosperity.
The honest principles Of Dcmoc-
racy is working to this end and will
accomplish such If you. Mr.. Voter.
will give your support.
THE ENLIGHTENED VOTER.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-06

A little gas. little oil, little wire
they call coil, piece OF tin, twelve
foot board nailed together, makes
Ford. l0'24'l4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-03

could cover the entire territory be-
tween third and second base.
Sure, Zim made bIunder. 1t would
have been better if he had let Corri-
den take the ball.. But Heinie show
ed he was there with the right stuff in
trying for anything that came in his
vicinity. .......
Ask any manager and he will tell
you he prefers the fellow who goes
after anything and makes errors to
the boy who accepts only the balls
that it is impossible for. him to escape
responsibility for
Now that the Cubs are hammering
along, close on the tail of the Giants,
.Zim has become infused with the
hustling spirit and he is working a
lot harder than he did earlier in the
season. This enthusiasm is going to
cause him to make few errors, but
it will also result in many outs.
So long as. Zim tries. he should not
be criticized. He will be successful
on more plays than he misses.
. A lot depends on the next three
days for the Cubs. -Four games will
be played, including. one this after
noon in Pittsburgh. In the mean
time, the Giants will be engaging in
three battles. Should the Cubs take
all of their battles and the Giants drop
one the West Siders then would be
only two games back of the New
Workers, and that is slight handicap,
with the advantage to the locals of a
long home series.
O'Day is better fortified now than
McGraw. The Cub pitchers are on
the upgrade, rounding to form slowly,
but arriving at last On the other
hand, McGraw's staff has busted a
few bulkheads and hits are pouring
through the leaks. Demaree, a whale
last year, is the softest man on the
staff.
Marquard is not dependable. Tes-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-03

Cerday. .P1erce Ola a SOOQ JOB OIL plCCn-
ing. Wilbur Good famed eight times
in the Cincinnati series.
There is much doubt as to whether
Buck Weaver will be in the game
against the Browns this afternoon.
The Sox shortstop has not fully re-
covered from an attack of tonsilitis
and Callahan does not want to set the
young star back by giving him too
free a rein.
If there is any question of Viewers
strength he will be kept on the bench,
for there are lot more games to be
played before the season ends. Ger
tainly Buck will not be allowed to go
through double-header tomorrow if
the day is hot.
Berger will sub for the captain, and,
while Joe is not as good with the bat,
he can field up to the handle. Berger
is a strong utility man and game to
take up the work anywhere.
Cal wants to go away with his team
above the 500 mark, and to do it he
must get an even break in the three
games with the Browns and the sin
gle combat with the Maps Sunday.
How much would Claude Hendrix
be worth to the Pittsburgh Pirates
in the present National League pen
nant race?
How large will the receipts of the
worlds series be?
Figure the last out, and you will
have the answer to the first problem.
For Claude would just about make
the Clarke crew pennant contenders,
if not winners. Pittsburgh has the
batting power, and back of good
pitching the race should have been a
parade for the Pirates. But the pitch
ing faded, and the other players lost
heart in the face of this discourage
ment.
In the meantime, Hendrix is bust
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26

beutj1 5u reDef: bonoris unb idtis'
fattionsfdbia III Der Risser nidt.
aber aIs Daffnsefdbrte unb Sdfperis
eenofIe III Ct tpilltOmmen; bier maht
bi. Beriibruns nit BEN s5arbigen
nidt unrein, ipsru er nur BEN tpeiben
Gnbib ben Shilb porbdlt unb fin ibH
itirbt. Die Salbmilbeu nit ibren uEs
sssnungmen llmgdugsforinen auf ois
btuti@en ,Barbaren~ gu heben III ein
EDIT ensIh1er auIturait.
V(bef ipenn DON ali ben Gifbs unS
Gurtbas, Die segtn baB bentffle
Doltsbter anftiirmen iDllsn, dum mir
ein sinsiser IN feline ferne Seimdtb slIs
riidsehrt, - tpelh Elm llnaIiid fiir bic
GnsIdnber! Sbr gan5sS 2iigenipfiem
ipirb sufdmmsntrameu. Wds Die
fhiffbriihigsn Opfer Der sGmben" IN
aaliutta ersGbIt babeu unb ipas iiGer
fpie Elm 2aufieuer burA ale 1afdre
Snpisns gesansen III: bic peiBsn
Sabibs iinb bon ben Deutiden be-
jiegt-, - bas ipirb ber beimisbrenDe
Gurtdb beitdtisen: GnsIanb, bic Hol;e
.6errin guropas4 sefdlasen! Dor
Sabren er36blte mir in Hendres Elm
ionft rsht intellisenter 6inbu. Der
nit GtDls ieine 3useb5riat.it 5iir srz
fen anite bttonte: gnslaHb belibe
europa, bic anDeren Staaten feitn
MIR isine 9afaIIsn: oie gsumtu Berlin
unb poris batte er nod nie aebOrt.
glid5t umionit psrbinbert Der gnas
Ianber nn@ Wl6aIiassit bic Werbrtis
ting Der ensIif1en Gprahe in sns
bien: Ct Iiebt ss nidt. utnn bic Gins
se6prtnsn 3eituneen Ieien. llno nun
Idbt Ct fiM 70. in bic 2arten ietsn!
Rein Ginfall bsr Mfgbdnsn, ttin bei'
liaer Ayiea fann sSnbien 70 oufregen.
ipis Die fptntommene @oiiGaft: Gngs
lamb lam beiiegt iperbtn, ift bsiiest
iporben! Den flisbenbsn Gufiohs
miiBte man spIbene mriiden buuen
unb bic Osfanssnen ouf Giuatisoiten
bsimftnben.
SGmn6 iiber bic WsiBsn, bic TIRE
Rdfie berratben! Quos hsus perbtre
puli. tsnenfdt prius.
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sic fitr auf unb blidte lpilb lin
iit. Der ipeibe Banana, Der fsin jun.
ses, 70 gar riht ruiTilbes Geiiht be-
idbaiteie. fdnantte bort bintsn, idpn
cinise Shritte entfernt. in Der Mense.
.gntihnlbiee mid siren Musenblid,
T,utter. @drie bier. Sdb bin aIeid
fpiebcr ba."
llno cbe bic Mntter iie suriidbalten
tonnte, mar bas ilnse Mdbten in bem
Strom Der WisnIhen unttrsetauht.
Gin paar 4isenblids ipdter CAB es
einen tleinen afufitanp, cine 8eiuesirs
in Der Mense: Elm jilnses Mdbden
itaitb boGnnfstri4tet Dor einsm juns
gen Wtdnne:
oGutsn sns, scrsei garintoff.
Nds treibsn sic nod bisr?"
Der 9lnsereSete Sudte Suiommen
unb madne Miene, in ben Meni9ens
maFen su peri1tpinben elm padr
Sdublsut. fabten jeOo9 su; pibers
itunbslOs Iieb iid Der iunae Mldnn abb
fiibren.
Dur tpsnise batten bon benz i6neller
uno unauffdaisen Greisnis etlpas be-
merit. Die tleine Stauuns lOite ii4.
Der Meniden itrOm flutbete tpeiter Sem
S6lofie bes aaiIers gu.
9lls @rete 9enbler enblih auf
I6ipaden. tobimiioen Syiiben ibr 5sim
errsidt bate, fant fie ibrer Wutter in
tie @rme unb ipsinte ber55erbre6.nb.
Il, bate benz @aterIanbe ibr Spfsr
sebraht ;.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26
England uuS Si. .Risser".
gOn Or. emii aittem

lin bic SirupelIoiisi.it Der eng.
lGnoer, uns bas idout 9rifolium
i6tpar5sbraunsseIb auf ben SaIs gu
kBen, gang Su Osrftskn, mub man in
ibren aoloni.n sepeisn fein nnb ib.
rem Siolj ouf ibr. iueib. Sdui fen.
men.
Sbr bS6fisr GbrentiteI .@sntle.
man" fommt nur jemunb 81, Der Dor
DpIlbIiitis peibsn GIiern in europa
sebOren obtr bod uenisii.ns bort ers
sosen III. Sung. GnsIGnber bdsssen,
beren Ssimatb 3. 9. Snbien III. unb
bic bort ibre Gr5itbuns erbdlteu bns
ben. iperben nur bodit ielten in bic
CUTE @eieIlfdaft ssIanssn. Der Salfs
ruit, Der Mif6tins, pirb drser als
Elm Sunb bebanb.lt. unb gar Der Jar.
bise 1T sben Elm .Tigger", Cd
fdtpurs, braun obsr ssib. III slei9s
giiIiis, er III unb bleibt Elm 92igser.
OBJ er 9aumnoqballen ipdl5t, pber ob
tr IN aonbon isin. Stubisn s.maGt
unb ben b5dfisn aiobtmiiden grao
erreiht bat.
Dieter Stol5 ulf bic iptibe Sdut
tfxilt ii6 allen nit, bic lnnst in eros
iiiden adnbsrn leben, biefe Miidjidbt
auf bic europaifbe abifammuns Be.
b.rriht oas gan5e bortiss gebsn. Dl
barfft auf Der Sirabe niht st6en,
fonbern inubt iabrsn, bu burfit iein
patet tragen, = oas tbun bic Bigger
= bu Oarfft ben sopi, BEN 5ropenbui,
niht nah 5 llbr absnbs trassn, Der
Grad III fslbfi BEL ber gr5Bten Sit.
@benbs oblisatorifh, - bu biii EN-
Weiber unb bu mubt jeben 9lugsn.
bid bsins Rdii, perireten. Oh as.
p0bnit bid bsrartie bardn, einen
Weibsn IebigIid isiiisr syorbe ipesen
uIs Elm b0beres DeIsn gu bsbanbsIn,
bdb bu auf Der Seimrsiie, efpa 1T
Redpel ,islbft tinen btrfommenen,
mad &noblaud buftsnben 6afsnarbeis
ter aIs @sniieutan bettamteft, iIur
)usiI ~ sin irsibts gslI hai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26

Dienit br Gnslanbtr erfGafftn, bic
Iie aufs perd6tlidfs bebanbsIn; unb
Dtnsn iis ME bic 9dnb rsiden mir.
ben. Ssbe, aud bic gsringfts Gemeirts
fhaft NIT ibnsn, ipiirbe einen Weiben
in Der sntsn 0eIsllfhaft iinmSgliH
MAIDEN, 2lls idh emf an sinem siiissn
Ncrstn duf Dsm ziserfell in ben
Worbsrsen bts 5imaluDo sinsr ssbils
bsten, aartsn unb irisrsnbsn pariis
Jrou, bi. burhduE Dame mar, einen
bsibsn SdIud Sbss aus msilnr 1bsr.
nipsflafhe Bot. brebie mnn mir al.
semein ben Hiidsn unb IisB mid fiib.
len, bab ih einsn erobsn etit[lihuft,
Iitsn @srftob besunssn bdits.
limb nit bisfsn 70 bsrnHistsn wlen.
iDen tdmpft Der itDIss GuuIdnber
Ghul.tr an GdliItsr unb ffIitbf NIT
ibusn BiinbnifTe al. nur neil Der
sliihsnSs 6ab unb BE giftriuht itars
tss n sle fsiu BeIIwaslt In ext
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26
Der IebtHbe Solbnt NIT
BEN serfdpffenen
6eraen.

Der aonboner Star. tbeiIi einen
limmerbin fslisntn Don bon elmer Der.
ipunbuns NIT. Gin in JIanbern tdms
pfeHb.r GoIbot bate mitten bur6s
5ers cine btutfht Rugsl bstommen.
Dpd bsr GhuB tSbists ben gngldnber
nidt: obtpobl sipei 9tsr3is bes 1o5o.
retts feititelIten, bab isin Stra eIrt,
3tpeisefdnittsu lei unb sr BON Rehts
anb Der Mintui6aft ipessn iobt fem
miibts, fpasisrt Der wsripunbets btss
sniislih In ben SGlen bss Gq5dretts
lumber, ii4 gIldIi9 prsiltnb. baB bic
tummtn Dsutfd,tH fsius Dunn Dusus
0si4eiIs sesHtasuk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26

Il y q
ISu piir5elte aiid eiilnlaI elmer beri,r,s
ter. lag nerbirtt in Dem ipeihen SanN
nii benz Giifeir iiuo lief oain lnttcr
aaaemeincm @eIadtcr ieiitcn Afero
lad, Dos bon ben id,abe1tfro6en ans
rileraben beint WorbciIauien burf Ell
nen S5ieb nit benz Heititof nod meGr
angefenert iuiirbc. 9nnn fant der
groBe Eng on Dem jlim erlten wfaL
oilis Selb binmisgeritten imirbe,
oilrd) bic Straben, ouf oenen niau-
der 9lid ben ilingen 6eitern ilodJ.
geianot ipur6e. @rIh Spdacfii1l,
sum erifcn Male ,ouerieloereiu 3l
iprenaen ober III geIidtetet 9feihen
hnrd Den @aIo 81 reiien
go flingcn fpeiiige 8oGfn beriini,
g9o6en. in oenen Die pcltaeldidf.
liden Greiaitiiic oroltBcn tGgIid) bon
ncilem onipornten ourd giier imS
alnitrengung Die niilitdriide slusbil.
olns 81 beihleurigen. ga lpitroen
Die gfefritten balo sll Scloaten. Gie
blaiien 8eiidder uuroen braun, Ole
Ieidt porlliiberaeneiete SaItlnG Itraii
unS miliidrii9 bic sSisur ipuds in
Die llnifcrm bii,eiii. limo nit Der In.
iiderbeit I'M sleuBern mid audi Sie
ehpas eebriifte Stimnluna, Gle nab
Der gegciiterune Der eriten Sage ii6
iufoIGc oil Der ilciIen ginbriife int0
Der inaeipobnten anitrengungen Elm.
1eiieat bate. 3n oen alien @inoes.
briioeridoiten aeieIlten iid neiie an.
merabid)aiten, 10 bab in Dem giiIdbs
rigenfnIino iinten i'm Seller 6es
glbenSs frobes beipegtes 9eben erts
itano. Sings Inn bic groBen, riiri6eii
Glide iaben iie beim triiben 2idt ei. 1
nes etrpas befeften @Iiibitrlinipf5. |
gs erfIangen bic nIten SoIootenlie.
Der, sl senen iid) off aud elm frobsr
San6 bon Der arciptafel eeiente. |
9(ber oas aie6 bon Der alien Burden.
DerrIidfeit licb man aus -.
Die qusbiIbuns par INNER ipeiter |
borseIdritten, ba fam gang plobIid) |
Der 8ef.bI gum sfas riiden III bic
Jront. 9ln Steae Der alien farbissn |
Uniform trot bas funtelnaeeln.ue
i5elbsrau, on Stel. Der @sirutene |
miibe Der Isinsubs5oe,n. 9elm. llno |
sieidseitis an St.lIe Der iorsloien
Ssiterteii elm bober, bciliser Gruit. |
SEPT erit bssann bic srRasrSeit, sins |
es binaus in ben 9ampf fir bag 8as |
t.rIanb. limb ba bic 3abl Der aus.
rsitenben beihrGnft mar. bic 3ii9iies |
ten auss.Tutt lpurotn, tniitanb Elm |
idpeisenber, beftiser Wsttbeperb.
3uriidbleiben ipoIlte ,sinsr, irobbsm |
rs iib bod nur I'M Dohsn bdnbeIi
ionnt.. Die Sffisiers tpnrben nm,
ringt, bic llnteroffi3isre beitiirmt nit |
GeIufen, nod mitgenOHHen gu ipers
ben, ols bic ausipabI icbon Ianse sss
troffsn mar. Bis Elm crnftss Donners
lp.tter ben 9sbrdnsi'H Rube pers
ihaffte.
60 baIfen benn BE 3uriidbIeibens
BEN ben anbsrn nit benz Baden Der
SatteItai9eu. BEN aufsaunen Der
pferbe. bis bic Stunb. bss abIhisbs
krauiam. Sa brdugten ifh i'm Gtalf
Die Gltern unb 9lneebOrisen, bic
grdute unb 5rsuHN unb idmiidtsn
nit rotben Rofen une sriinsm Gi9sn.
Iaub Reiter wnb pierb, 5sIm uno
9anse. 60 sosen q, binaus, persaben
ous Stubt,un unb oahien nur aHNSus
@aierIanb. guf ibrer iunseu Siirn
leu6tete b.r WiQs sur araft. Inter
bem grauen Waffsnrod abet. aui Der
gruii, triJsen iis in banisn syarben
bas ganb ibrsr 9srbiHbuHs. bag nab.
men Il. NIT ins SeIo aIs Dabrseidsn
al (SSisn nhsr Snh
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gerIanat sn Ianfen.

9te hb6ffen g1rr.preife besnblf fnf ee.
braudir wlobeIn nuer Gorten Gamuel Cftgnt.
Rbone wlnin l40o.
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p.hbben fir auaemeine cauearbeii, ipeIdIfs
gu toten beriiebt IN sSnmiiie bon z. sleir
srafden. Rbone ffnon 23o2. 20 Gresceni
gipartmeffi3, elporb1ie.
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grrrunt - MdnnIi6
serIanas-IeibIid.

Sepftass mabasn gum Ro6en une nm
bet Der edueaybrif sn bslffu. eiefsren5su
berInnet. gebmt Cniisp Gar. 2s27 ginblfon
Hocb. Uahraeib besatlt. bbs
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s0it nnb aogis.

apff unb 2oeis peflanaf
eou eingm elnfa6en diisren beuif4en Mann
In elmer slnfndeR fIetnen beiiffhtn Camille
Siferten unifr 100 GO 9oIiEblrtt. 1920
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1877 Of Z. efrase.
9rndia0e,l

iebsr Mt in beuff4y Hsb snsIIf4sr epral1s
tnr gtf1dtfsIentt, 9ttsine. ctr. fIebssieSuuesr
nsftsn auf g,lnf4 bsfcroA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

about 5000 persons, and its little white
houses lining narrow, crooked streets
cover a rocky hillside from the landing
place to the ruins of an old Venetian
castle. The royal residence faces the
Adriatic and the garden runs down to
the sea wall. 1t was in Turkish times
the Government building. Cleaned of
the rats and vermin that infested Il, re-
painted. whitewashed and fitted up with
furniture from the Princes German
home, it is now presentable regal resi-
dence.
Albanian soldiers are on guard at the
gate and two Albanian giants in white
fustanellas and gold braided Jackets
watch at the doorway. but faithful SER
wants from back home" in Germany
are On duty within the house.
The Albanians apparently have not
yet learned how to take their royalty.
In their relations with their chiefs they
always found them ready uf access and
willing to listen as they squatted on the
floor together and talked matters over
with the aid Of black coffee and ciga-
rcttes. But here Is a great chief. who
can be approached only by appointment
or by passing from guard To guard and
from gold laced uniformed turnkey to
turnkey, and they can't understand it.
The King is seldom seen outside Of his
residence. The few times that he has
ridden out with his suite h. has passed
through the streets in almost complete
silence. This may not signify disloy-
atty or dissatisfaction: il may merely
mean that 1t is not the custom To cheer
and raise hats when the King passes.
Still ii must he confessed the silence Is
somewhat trying to royal nerves one
can never tell what may happen in AL
hania: and perhaps for this reason the
yacht that brought the Princes family
lies conveniently anchored with steam
up in the harbor not far from the gar
den wall and near by is an Austrian
warsh!p.
Durazzo has something thu air Of a
Western "boom" town. Since becomin.
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Mt the embassies and banks In the No,.
East they have always proved faithf,f
guardians and messengers.
An English woman who Recently Won,
among the widest tribes carry.r. nm,
dreds of dollars in gold says "Dii Nj,
"a penny of the money was touched A.
though there were many oppur,uuitio,
for theft. Foreigners who have hal
Albanians i'm their employ say thr ,ho,.
are not only industrious but uu..k ami
alert at learning new methods vi work
They are, persons who hav" .'Ilo1
them sympathetically say, a p,.p'. with
many valuable qualities who htyo Ioo,
crushed and cruelty neglected through
centuries of Turkish opprcs,.u and
misrule.
But because both the people .rl Nh.
country have great latent pos .ul,.o,
seems tn he no reason why tl" hup.s
and aspirations of the AlhluHN~ r,r
independent nationality will h" realized
Some of the greatest of the d.ffcul'.o.
in the way have already been 'ud hu.
there is still always to he tatru int,
account the attitude Of Au~'ri arI
Italy.
Both of these Powers have fnr v.irs
been watching developments u..- 'h..
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it was impossible for him longer to con-
troll them.
On April 90 the commission, which is
now here. will begin the difficult work
Of fixing the Albanian Montenegro
boundary. II it finishes the job II will
do more than any other commission has
done. over n quarter Of century ago
the Powers gave Gusciye and PLAYA,
along the same border, to Montenegro:
but no one was ever brave enough to
take these two little towns from under
the pot shots of the Albanian mountain
GERS
The boundary commission will have
little trouble until il reaches the Hoti
and Grudi countries, which according to
the programme will be May 3. There.
no one at Scutar doubts. the trbesmen
will offer armed resistance. The Mon
tenegrins will take this as an act of
war and advance to the ten kilometer
limit established by the international
commission around Scutari.
The Montenegrins again at the gates
Of Scutari will not be so easily driven
away by Europe as they We're before.
The Governor knows this and has asked
that his limit Of control be extended to
twenty kilometers and that the entire
line he pCketed by the international
troops. Thanks TO the beneficent fore
sight Of the Powers the baby State thus
while still in swaddling clothes finds its
cradle surrounded by greedy harpies
forcing ii at the point OF the bayonet
to give up its poor possessions.
Most OF the political as well as the
business activity OF the country is CEN
tired in its largest towns along the Adri-
attic coast; Scutar, the metropolis, on
the north Avlona or Valona. the prin-
cipal port, on the south, and Durazzo,
"the royal city" about midway between
the two.
Scutari Is like an armed camp Sem
tries patrol the streets and outposts
guard the district to the ten kilomete r
limit The flags Of the five nations that
form the international defence England,