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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

yuu lave - txrasy - ysz tAsevfx
ozs1 o@sxscxa sr ofl hrala yea
"A r. A. sd Mr. cssss6y. inszff-
t,efy
-Phvsfs tAc<r yel,e6 Ar. purs<y.
sooking for q, opentns fs tie feres
i.-xe encuxh 20 adnit passage 10 kis
porsfy fraze
when one Kerry nan asks ancxAeR.
-Phrax-s tkc<- u h tine for p>scs
tovfng people to retire 10 . distance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

Ecn2za-O<rsr1al Azncz1<<nez< v.s
nn1. n Lan8nn r.ar TIA s1lzxa ef
gsaazrzz. a g~xry sexrs n SEzz- had
riven xsxzrzares sf tAs bsy2lry Il ahs
peopls z,8 tAa< tAsre would ne an
Io<r.l zisszrea.c>< zs n rs=zlr &C the
war between Great Brs-z1. saz rz<x<y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

Lcnxczs-As Exraxzgs teAexrzz
fruu Rea1iax says tAx- \ lance crr-
porzI and private of the Hez1tx regi-
r,srt- szasioze1 n Sazlso1ry- have
he<n pruEs1 German szses and hare
been aezx wirh by the military an
-hcrzrsex-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

Lsassnn-rae rr--s minister VII
rsk tur q re~ vote q ersd1t and fcr n
uszzzcn r,cre rrcc7s- Il i understood.
szxs rAs Daily S<vs. rAar TIE Eo<e Il
e--tr ~as<A VII ncw he Asked f,r VII
urunahRv ne tzr the A<ys szz e e.
Is. zoe see
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

okn11zA-D-- = N S1-ler net rs
s<urh here ~ Shooting himself n the
h<a8 VITA q sAcegz-- He lad sz,-
s.r~. two ssrvkes & pzr11ys-s al wAs
= ha4 sealrA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

u.1su came alczs vid = sezzr r .
uillyor dollars. yo1'd say. Give u %
ne frserd Dorsey He knorted. o.
russedly. It's . dissie OF . mEsn
ver sr're, Pxhy don't yea kspe yer
vur-rdr
Kane ne wur-rd. b it- cried NJ
Nr Cassidy, hotly- -whfn N n4an
Ma III nzfIlyon doilzzz comes. orh
kaus me vur-ra- But did oi Say N
nvrhiu. ahout sn-ny tur-rkeyss Ansves
me thot,'
-os xfIi an, Oh viil nos.- rs5oined
~ nur.ey. Angrfly- Bat an-nyhos.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

Bacrs-A p-<issca N s&nkru7eey
vas fze1 ~ Cowzz Br7She~ss o1e e
tA- kz-xss- zaerxAzzeEss firms q Nass
Pcsz.. yxEksc1 ergzrx. h@fcrs UzEsd
states Depu-y C9zrs Clerk J. C. TFAes
c< H<scx1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19
NIGHT ATTACKS RePuLsED


vzrce Frcm psxngceL
Lcr1cc--A critical stage In the bat
.. u wess Flanders has been report
I'd. a,1 The nezr future sho1ld prod1ce
scme<hizx decisive
TAe Germans. with all the forces n
rAsEr command. have continued to al
tack the British aa6 Preach. xho hclt
tse LIE e<ewe<z DzxE11e and fpre<.
szr exre,< fs< the capture Of Ddxz1te.
~AscA occurred T1estay. and scz7e 1t
lie progress aruzld Ypres. they hare
at made material azxzzc>s-
Tns Frez<k offscial report says al
tie xsrzeks have be<n repzlsed- he
sernzns 20 bo1ser are ztilix..g grse1
srooSs u tAts rsS.on- h1r have hruzsh;
~ tie psek cs their army. inclzfl.s
sSne Przzzzan GUARDS. who atreE2sec
a offezxivs Eovenenc against tA<
BzfrtsA- hz< without s1ccesA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

vensce. Italy.--ItzliA1 nzvzl azthori-
tses are searching tk= Adrsaric far
Austrian aizes. many of which drffssa
fron their neoxings during 4 recers
wi,dst1rm- So far only . few have
been recovered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19
THE TWO TURKEYS
One Caused Break IN Old Friend.
ship; the Other Brought
ksout Its Renewal.
Gallant Act - ssissfisa ar-y Ilss
tsnsnt Had iss Re~srs. Tssssh
a tire cesf % Great Dam
ace 70 Feelings ard
Festsrea

N The Gays vhez Hzrlsz vas %
M vest that little born used 10
lons eesiruasly to GO cut tAere sr1
y XII ea1zloes. In1izzs as1 osher
unprotected Eaze. Matfher Dor.
81 a11 Wei To1e Cassidy sAock TIE
Peat froz their feet azt ezfx-ate6 20
America n the ecveis q q sAip that
hks AL vessels q the acAi-g pass.
YEA; four feet - a,t eo~. a,< stx
S1erays % every one aAe.A
On hnci-g af Castle czrSe-. th<y
reEained n tie city lag erczxh %
purchase \ kcs& h-tck apsece x,t gsf
bed ID a11 roee~z: thea tsezr h1coss<
eestres azeEc-z.ec vita =<s-opolzraz
disgust AID th<y trskkee - tie a<or>
szsc vest al coastrscse6 tor tk<zr
selves tuo little ssacks. p<rcAes hsxs
On the edge os Somebody CO Oskers
eiif And there they lived az< prus
perec- though not 70 azy alarz.,g -
gree for they nevsr achieved zsre
than ooe pair q shoes ~ . tia. A.
tho1gh. on the other haad. they rever
vent eeyoad three hrokea vt,1o--
pa1es Snalta7eozsly-
And % passed nixn z-so kzf .
century: and Il vas TAz,ksx1r1,s
time
Mr.. Dorsey. having ezssAex u.
breakfast dishes ana lighted his e.
eee1- veat out 70 II. frc-s eocr % 80
What M Cassidy vas anczt. sz6 Mr..
Cassidy. having ecz. precisely tie
sane tAtng. did precisely tAs saz<
thing
Good Eo-zt,g- Nasesev.- Ae
called Across the little Ezrs<1a
n aze TO yea A. zAaay es
tstns- called back Mr Dors<y-
TSs n fosze ezay. MateA<w. artck- :
oo==ezte& Mr. Caxzs1y. rz1nx ex-
rz-strslx- It's n cay &C rassssr1z-
"a E1vi.' tszzks az< s-.zszrsl MAI
cA<w. vezt CO Nr Cxzzzzy- Tx
~u-rT On Al t2At o. sov sc<saa' -
sfEs yea
IA sA4ze A~rs a. Ezn.r cf
tsaz repzie1 Mr.. Dc-s<y -orz ga
h give ye u ssar< c< ze sarx , n
rcu< ever ne ksz cat ore scEk<ss
ke<cA pzoc=nzy an de Exr IN nxe
n NJ As1rrr b tAns saze
Tia ne cvz. szzx.n1z<s yea b ny.
pay<af av~.. b.fsrss th<ys sDsns -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

wasAfzxroz- = ArrzngsEeat< we're
erupieset n American Red Cross
headquarters for the sailing Of another
Belgian relief shtp-she Norwegian
steamer The2DA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

8AA ~~-
u.,r,-~ -
% n-s-
- - =
go -.
- - -
NJ n,---~
-x--,-,-
80 =.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

AsnA.zs-LIr-He Edna CoE1r<. the
rvear-olz eaz<Ater q Mr. sn6 MIS-
Pc csuEzs. who I've zs2- this ps1ce.
vzs Insanity kfZ5zd y . sa19 hank
r-ser uaseh she w1z plxyt1g. esxtzE
n co tcp q her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

Rnme-The Co1nez q Ministers has
nppruerszts6 a.sss. zee fer new zsls-
tzry sxpeas<s- TIA Ee4szrs vf1 BE
s-brus.red 70 the lrsziAa p~riszn>nR Cor
rzrrczxz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

vSrksazrx-Ar the besee lerrizx ~
ne rnsrf 1ssxrsrk enxtzees's c<ssce. n
r. Carrie 4 ca. uk S1<rhex recelved
.ne cuzrrx<s far zcEzx 81 80 yzr1s e.
ha.1n~ue ,rx <nlarxezent vcrk -
B~u1zA BaxcA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

re1gha al &,nA
{ n bls. ~[3N
k.cck 6ovr ~AeN
. t<rag- 49,"
!: :,s.: [EI
physieal
cn=Aax ks
las s-w exzals aze nc szz<rsurA
A,< ere Mr. Dcrser. sce wsak even
- vxx q rsr~2=<zt-< ezx<r. az< NJ
casssr. TO r1->s - cal NJ. prrses
ts~ -zn~s t.x< ve-s crzx>s<s=x n Ii
s~arE r~<z-e& % rA<zr r~s2~cs9rs
Aso.se< - tszzk - taszxs - sAT -
o.s a=c<s<r - -. Ecr-o~. cs< MA
H1cor-a Szrt<-7. vhc zve< tz--A<r =,
60 tse ro<kR ae--a<r vas r~z1<szg
VIA . Saec- sf .x--zx vrazsEzx -
p~r.
oze yez- hz-<-. q, o ezv. N-- Dcr>
seF. x,c~~-1>x ~ M Csszssr. AL NJ.
CxSster. xss~<r.zx n Mr. pcrs<T. -
tec< tA<rzs<sr>s e1-z - ts< <xrrxss
-. - -.
Tsz.ksx1vtzx esz=<r
s1<e ~ s4&e. I. a-ze< .<ur-alsu.
ts<y vx1ret fer ts~ Hx<1< 10 ezsxA
*zsrcurstzx ne tae rrw--r cr<rz.s<
- '1@ e~a<1-s * rese % Ne sor&
- IA ~ 49, ne srzz1l1s < sar-
H- -
1S k9o1 sczA1 - scrk ~ cr2n
ed Al tAers ts s~ss n t>< zale -
@E
Mr.. Dorsey a,1 ny cxss.<y vaxsc
Epar3<zt
T<y Aax erzs scr tzraerx. cr< ec<
<z<s<-t.rsrcs. az< tbs 60. -.s ,ar-sc-
9lzrsy az-eytzx seezzss tA<y has or<A
se~z -arrs~x-
Al p~-x.h- ws-- tn- sr>-s -
w--zxA- ks-.~,e ia, . v--sal rr~-ry
1. "a srr.--< =, ess-<s n. urs-r -.
tvs "a, h, ~ rn>u,sx A. g Nh.
Drr,~r t--~r~~,erx
-, ~-r nr~ =. r>.,- -. -, a
rs~x,u Mr. - s.-s :. "a =. -
s,rrh -. - -. =. 1900
-s s.r.~x !. - n--s-
-. rn.eawH -
= su1n- - r~euruna n1r10y. ~
n..ss ruas<s =. - suur nn~u
49, n be3ness so-
-Ixs nize.- sid NJ Dors<y-
-Ysrs q bar sasz Nr. casuzzy.
-Tv.s cay YESTERDAY ne son Mofks
vrsr ne tei1ia' ne he'd s-nrne vaa--
hossed MI Casstdy- -os hov n Ies-
fher.
ga No. yo1 eov. hos yoa. yens1
M Dorsey weA yea eoaacnt ree1
nseos. p U
NJ Cessads tarooosa VIE AaSer
i uIn tAn se pas1 u e1efenes
-. ne nossec- ne sooA ca nn eoe-
e1S II 70 tns 1oor ana ssoo91n&
reoee tne pelHas o. y. sAaos n Ne
an dorsey. tne ps 2. o.l.e N ~
ntue eyes s no< : IN. een !.
Anc tcen mere en.eis1 !.
Dairynpfe OF tne s@isanon arny- hs
=" nuse HAn- III p1pS NJ
Ane eneN n.s %. ne
Ans pa n 1els eol,e -
" ~
o-.s e-seA -
es
Nr Dorssy syee An useu'eatH
Cossnl n yeAec- tsrea.A,n<u-
Psvafs n Eafther vA yes D -
vaa Ter sit kA1 oit o1t o ne sa&ss
a.f he rushed n M Casss1y-
| Lt<SreEAnf Dalry1pae. tAs peacs
nAker. with sxfen1ee nAa1A scepce1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

B<riin.-Ger-an E-zerL sea49z&z-
t<rs ssszed TIE foElosizg s-ateze1<-
II rhe eastern thearer q tie var
eur eaxalry. operating near Kxlzsz
have trirez nack the Rzzs1zn cavalry.
vhsrh made q fresh a6vxnee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

4Eo 10
great d&
nnes fora
kerry n "a
ean Hrov
q kaif brick
- q me
eeds .
e1llss. sn<
a. catrA-%
catekn
U1ghA d
{ = n bls.
k1Wk<ovr
q st1rag-
ae varsczs
. Q n o 2
cAoob Of
physieal
cnzaar ke
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

Lrn4on--Tne Ex<hz.re errrsspcez-
enE. n . Telegram fruz Rotterdam
states that tAe zassz are - - g.se&
a OsxznA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

We have zsrA % - fknzkfza ssx
The year kAs heea ons uf rrugr~na
The corn erop b sxizz snezxA and -
SPARE Tie vkeax erup sxes<1s 80
of former ysa<A We a<a s<i1 -
Lords eAos<a sarson. sad ~ g<sss
- The hsesuingA
Thousnn1s of nxw fAztzz<s 1nd
hcues O AnexseAz srfz each year and
rise frs@ poverty % zz<rsz1snca.
They conz<axkly tzexznss - nz<scn's
s<xngfh
Science azd fnvxnx5rn are en . O.
slant march q rrugxenA
NaxsczAl calamity has ase vts1<sd
our shoreA Niznr svtls have enzzs1
sxrert5nn 70 whzx nzx1< have bs.n
grsrf onesL We hAss rru1<sA ~ rAnn
and tzken s<<rs % xxcdk fzrzrs rsrw
rszceL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

Tnxefx- B<lx1zm-TA< Germans
have net ysx sasrce~x~< n crossing
% rser - f-unt q D<xzzte. AID
sAax tswz- kav-zx s>>n entirsIy de-
sr-u<sa- has ssen ck n<rl< vxlz< %
ia zvak<rx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

csrsesssssse seeeeta
Aees-esax 10 officials q the state te-
pars-e.t q eezcarscc- TIE vurk n The
rzraI .escols Sc Gar sAs< tern has he~n
gratifying I. every particular Ise
earull-srts have h>S1 1zzzzaIly
tsrxe a-1 u. xtter1znce e~yc1x the
normal uaile q kee1 IzEsr~xS IN tAs
rrerzl work cs the xchoels las sssz
rAtzrkfce1
Ts.s. /, srs<f. - tAe szzuzry e tss
ssrzarsun ~ Prrf J. Z CaIhoza- 81
r<rvtscr q rzraI s<Aoc1ss vno las tz<S
returned f-uc q r5z=& IN the eastern
,crsscc q tie state Mr. CalAoz.
sp~zr rwo - .hree eAxs u Carte
cuzzsy. xzx L1okex - 90 The o1ly con-
sc,starex s<hcci vhI<A haz As yet o<ez
essahlsshec u that eozzry- II cr1-
st-es TIE wurx and e1rolA-enf ef ss<-
erx n.rle r<sgAssrA<oc seAsohs vxh
is xecuu>AzEz<1< C trzzspor-a<soc
wnxuus. ueieA are ue-s pAtrczi1<1- i
= IS o>kzicc tsax tals ons ec1so2S
sx.e1 szsrrsex vii he feElgvsA hy The
es-zhEsAze1t ot osA<rz. In tAs aez'
tzrzre
Ne- psss-ssSes BsSsszns
rNs cucersre fcuzxa<kun for Clnrks
sal-s asx ssSlsaa pnss0ff1e~ las heer
sxtx worx On the exeavzr1zg w2l
cru-lessc sozs tzSs axo a1& as soor
"A he xrzxel szz c<Aer material A.
rived tAs laying of the tcgn11ts1z be
Ez,-
A, sr-zIlrax a. Aera1sznA
Yur tie nrsz tize II E&Ey Ercn,
Merriam xzt L4zterczls eogzry ar
errir~ay frse fruz szz1rox. Es< ID.
xB~ case neErg c1 The records of CI<,
zrS coz,ry Healrh otticer NJ J. L
HsyeL
swipia9 the ooce-
Psy<icszns and eez<t<-s I. N>rsdsz'
have registered x-rszgSzs crzpazzz
xhcur the myx-ers11x etsarpe1rzzc
frurn sAezr Offices cf eocAine az1 c<Ae
drz<s. vhscA tAey 9eciAr~ tAsy N
unzale 70 keep
An Irszssen u faeeeA
ys<ssharx Is szfssriat frpm IN =,
anal invaxfnn Of trampk Every ysn
~ rhss season he hasces f-uz n
us-rs q tAe narsh cnm@ hers a.
sseaz a fs~ ws<ks "a sAsa journey :
tAs EzH etzssz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

Bsrzz-Tss prexst<nt Il TIE Prov
fnre s< Pusez Aas issz.f . procizza-
r1es 1<nytzx tzA< there - danger o<
. Rzsz1na tzw.z11a- A senzzar proc
ann.e5ra - bs<n ssssed % sAe n
nnSzznncs - Ensk PrnnssA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

Fcr the first t17e N rz&ry Ero1s
Merriam x1t L4zterczls cogz<y are
errirsay free fru2 s-znpox. Eot a sir
xHs case sefrg oa The recrr<s IL C1-y
snS cou,ry Healrh ocicer NJ J. L
Hsye-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-28

which the artist j. working 80 ~intcntlv
that he fails To notice her. She rcror
nizc> something AMI smiles. Then h.
sees her. notices her smile. goes down W.
hi> kItc> to her and murmurs fervcnt
words. She listens. full If JOY. then sud
denly remembers. mods her head and
walks away quickly.
just then the >allnw abbot appears.
II" looks ~ the %rnintrr with hi mean
vicious ewes and looks "a the painting
Mud he looks after the Young princess.
His look ~prnphc>is> evil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-28
Conference on Farm Equipment

Chir.g u. ll. Dee. ~. Tn extend thr r.r
~ mechanical equipment ror thc arnpr.
who. hrcau-e 80 The scarcity .. farm labor.
AN finding N more ami more necessary NM 40
much WY hi- work hy machinery WV thr ar
uouuccd purpose 81 y conference, began IN
TIM city To-day. The conference I'm r,m
posed ui representative tarm-~. munulur-
turcr~ 81 farm machinery and engineer a.
-ociutrd With agricultural experiment ia
tIur-. The meeting wv held uua.r ihr
au~picc~ 81 the American society VI Aeri-
cultural Engineer. which was organized IN
1907 nt thr University WI Wisconsin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-28

Philadelphia. Pa. Dee. 2s.-Fiftcen hun
dred eminent scientists, members Of the
American Association for the Advancement
of Science and it, numerous affiliated
scientific organizations. gathered az the
University Of Pennsylvania today for the
associations sixty-~ixth annual meeting.
which will occupy the entire week. The
will discuss the years progress in botany,
geology. economies. mathematics. micro
>copy. medicine and education al daily
loint meetings with the affiliated societies
interested ~ those branches ~ science. The
presided over by Ir. Charls W. Eliot. presi-
dent emeritus Of Harvard university.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-28
M AND SAWDuST.


cheerful yharlry" Hickman FORM v
Cleveland outiielder. wants e. d. ~
american league umpire
The Mur-Hn~ ease. in vh VIII Cinrin
natl S,yR> au injunction o. restrain the
Cuban frum PLAYING with Obs Feds. viii
r'int Hp .ur trial IAN Tim lt -t. Louis.
Manager Trtrl tlark~ w Lr Pirates
wants 90 vim another MAI nnal league
prnnuut before NJ. rrtIrr~ from thc game
Fred certainly rntrrtlir> Ho iirI uf WY
firing 10 1919
Aprupu> uf the strenuous efforts made
~ find an angel fur fhr Yankee WI Ia
~ remembered that Me--r-. Ga.iucy and
stalline> parted with regular money for
The mi>fit Braves nud later developed N
WORLDS championship team
Bill Donovan. tbs otd ncrot HEAVIER.
wants tu manage y ma iur league outfit
Eill showed hr vu~ considerable mama
ger last SEASON y, winning the l%utrrna.
tioual league prnuHnt wish his I'rnvi
drncr team.
Cleveland fans wan tho Naps 'c >ign
"Gcrmauy' >rharfer. who was r~rr-hilv
released I'M Washington. MI German
rIn cause amy mrfrimrnt while fhr Maps
perform h. can send Weber aud Fields
bach tu the ~frltlnui league.
jacques Iuurnirr. first ~arkrr uf thr
White >uA. ~ irwin AZ figure uut this
Nulrtidc spirit stuff On the same dav
that hr wis nirkrtl 100 Ter auto >IHtrl.
ing Nv seattle Nv heard The news chat
Comi>kcy was looking for a first base
man
n was evidently W. ~ Hank Dav
"a Win q %prnnant his first wear ont Ia
order to hold a job ~ a big league IDIOT.
Cincinnati fired Hank after hr hal Ian
dead thr Reds Nv fourth place Wv 1912 and
last wear the Cubs duplicated The trick.
finishing fourth ami likewise firing
Hank.
Evidently Champidh Freddie Welsh
intend o. take q much needed ry>t IT,
tore VI arhlr> un, NM the first string
lighri over the ~ round route.
W. amateur boxers post hrfritS
a. guarantee weights. IT, has been donr
in Cleveland lately. w mlkr> The simon
pure" look like there lin't no such ami
NAL"
III NJ said N number W. either boxing
promoters are preparing Az follow the
example OF Iu.lc Tom McCarcv IN in
vading New Orleans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-28
FINAL REPORT OF
BUREAU Is MADE
Bureau Of Corporations Submits Its Last
Report Before Being Absorbed by Fed
eraI Trade Commission. Which Will
Carry on Work.
(Bv Associated Prcss.)

Washington, ID. C., Dee. -s.-CommlS-
sioner Joseph +. Davies made 70 Secretary
Rcdfield today the last report Of the bu-
reaa u corporations. At the close OF
elevee year work, it will soon be- absorbed
BY the new federal trade commission which
will carry forward it, activities and de-
selop new fields according 10 the act 81
congress which created il.
Commissioner Davies reports that before
the bureau j. absorbed by the new federal
commission, II plans 10 complete additional
and final reports on tobacco, farm ma
ehinery associations, taxation 81 corpora
tions, oil, trust laws and conflicts Of cor
poyation laws and leave its force n free a.
possible for the new work Of the trade com
mission.
During the last few months. the report
says, the bureau has been making a gen
ersl comprehensive survey of the whole IN
dnstrial field with the view ~ having i'm
mediately available for the trade commi~-
sion, the general facts Of the processes ~
manufacture organization and dominant
financial control of any line OF industry.
The report this year contains a very
comprehensive review of the law under
which the trade commission will work. The
new body, IL explains, will have, not only
those functions OF investigation and pub
licity which the bureau of corporations ex-
e~rcises, but also other functions Of pub
licity investigation and recommendation
and powers which are quasi judicial. which
distinguish it in n marked manner from the
bureau Of corporations. II will have much
broader discretion aud will act, when re-
quested 10 do 50 by the %conrts, a. master
IN chancery in the preparation of trust de-
crees.
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Historical Societies Meet.

Chicago. Ill.,. Dee. 2s.-With what j. be
lIeved viii be the largest attendance III the
history OF the organization, the American
Historical association. with il allied 30
.cicty. the Mississippi Valley Historical a.
,oclation. opened it, annual meeting here
Well known educators and other
members Of the two societies are ia attend
.ance from all parts of the country. To-
morrow the Association Of American
.Gcographer- viii meet IN conjunction with
the historical bodies.
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THE NOBLE PRINCE.
BY Thomas l.. krag.D

49, hFAaAf
The noble prince j. led into the caihc-
dral by an archbishop and an abbot. lie
looks III the frc>coc> on the walls. the
mosaic of the stained glass windows.
Besides the archbishop aud the abbot
there IL with him his young daughter.
Laura Nanozza. who looks ~ everything
without taking interest ia anything.
Ia H. middle 81 the aisle a Young man
is standing painting "a madonna. His
work L. progressing only slowly he can
not find the proper expression for the
heavenly queen.
The visitors came closer. hey lonk ~
his painting. The noble. art loving Re
naissancc prince looks M il culdly.
shrugs his shoulder. while the bishop
mumblcs "A few unintelligiblc words of
praise. But the tall. dark %naintcr l.
silent and starcs ~ il in q trance at tht
beautiful. pale princess She feels it
AMI bluShc>. casts down her ewes. but
raises them again immediately aud looks
at him long aud intrntly.
None ~ the others notice il except the
abbot. whose waXcn face turns even more
yellow, and whose thin. bloodless lips
smile u CHASTITY smile.
The visitors are leaving. The prince
condcSccndinglv greetS the Young paint
or. The princess turns around and looks
AT him l0neingly and he bows his head
deeply.
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The next dav h. j. painting again. hut
strange thoughts and dreams interfere
with bis work. Then the Young princess
comes slowly walking up the aisle ear
rying her prayerbook. She grows rest
less as she approaches him. Her eyes
are downcaSt. lie >tands motionleSS. his
face turned toward her. and a. she
passes he uows deeply. She feels IL.
raiser her ewes. looks ~ him and returns
his greeting while she continues her
walk. lie starcs after her. tries To re-
member her features and her soulful
eyes. Then his brush works fcvcriShly
on the canvas lie looks 80 il inspired
quicker and better than he has ever
worked before. Now aud then he smiles.
Suddenly she returns. She has fin
iShed her PRAYER and confession. She
happens To look at the painting ON
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'%entranccd and smiles. lie knccl> to her
and pour> out hi, young. passionate levr
and tells her how happy ~ feels tO have
possessed her tonight. She throws her
arms around him and kisses hi> lin. Her
kisses are like 4hrc-
III the darkness behind them the uhirut
j. lurking. IIe'hns been near them ever
since they met. but now the urinrr H.
with him. Furinu>lv ~ sees hi> dau-h
ter. whom H. thought the most cold NJ
virgins. throw herself into the arms ri
this p-nnilr>> artist. lIr n~ht> lt
them. ~ Nil TIE man WIZ ha> di~-ra,rl
his daughter. The painter draws hi III
lctto % defend himself. bat wlsn M rrr
ogmizcS the princes features hi> hands
drop. The prince roar> and gives an order
10 the abbot. Who ru>he> away. 90 return
in a moment IA the head ~ thr palace
guard. the palmer defends himself fIri
Ously sud several men are killed before
he j. empowered and lcd AWAY
The prince turns toward his daughter.
stern and cold. hut for the first time she
dcfic> him. She >tarcS ~ him icilv aud
walks away erect and proud. The prince
follows her. strangely confused.
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In view of the impending merger Of the
bureau Of corporations with the trade COM
mission. Commissioner Davies makr~ III
recommendations n Ia policies or plan, for
the future. and IN addition to a lengthy
review 81 the functions Of the trade COM
mission. hi report j. confined to q review
OF the years work IN hi bureau which has
been previously disclosed from time 10 time
IN partial reports upon Investigations AZ
various stages.
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Open Bank for Needy Poor.

New York. De-. 2s.-To rescue unfor-
tunate victims from loan shark NY thu
chief ann 81 a hank for the poor which be-
gan operations IN thu city today under the
name of the Industrial FINANCE corpora
tion. The concern j. backed IN \ group "
wealthy and influential Arn who propose
"a establish \ number III ilar institution
IN other critics. The plaf,s- Ia lend small
suns of money without ~dcurity and NJ low
interest a. any honest Nag Garner who
can prove tho money - 81 Y worthy pur-
pose. III