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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18

j. NJ. Griffith OF Greenwood was In
the city for n few hours yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18

j. p. Willis of Bolton was iri the city
for a few hours yesterday on busi-
ness. 80,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
FIND MANS FROzEH BODY
Noel G. Leach of Cambridge Hung
Self In Bnrn-Dcspondcnt since
Wifc's Death.

Cambridge, Dec. 27.-Thc frozen body of
Noel G. Leach was found hanging about
ten o'clock yesterday morning i'm his
barn. He had been alone since II o'clock
Friday night. The body was found by
A. n. RugE and his hired man, John
Miller. who stopped on their way home
from the creamery to help Mr.. Leach
with his stock. Finding no one in the
house where there was no fire, they
went to the barn. Mr. Leach had been
dead many hours
Since the death Of his Wiz last Feb
ruary Mr. Leach had been respondent.
His children, Nettie A. l6, and Mildred
and Hildred, twins. Il, were In St Adams
with their aunt Besides his children. he
leaves two sisters, Mrs. A. II. George
OF St AlbanS, and Mrs Cook OF Bur
ington, and brother William Leach,
OF Palmer Mass
Mr. Leach was about "a years old
The funeral will he held Monday after
noon at one O'Clock at the house.
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HIS CHRISTMAS TURKEY

The citizen had for a long while. along
about Christmas time, been buying tur-
keys-domestiC turkeys and wild turkeys
from negro who lived in the swamp
country.
Recently he gave repeat order Jim
brig me in turkey Saturday-but a
tame one; / do not want a wild one this
time"
Yes, sir; all right, boss
The turkey arrived all right Served
at dinner Sunday shot were found in the
poultry The purchaser went In search
Of the negro the next day and found him.
Jim, You black rascal, didn't | tell you
that | wanted tame turkey for dinner
Sunday"
Dat what | fetched you, boss"
You are lying, Niger; when we were
eating that turkey We found shot in his
flesh"
Boss. dat all right Dem shot WASH
meant fur dat turkey: dem shot was
meant for me. boss,"-Augusta Chronicle.
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ARCHBISHOP RI YoAy OEl0
Head of Diocese Of san Francisco Sue
cumbs To Pneumonia after
short Illness.

san Francisco, Dec, 21.-Thc Most Rev.
Patrick William Riordan, archbishop Of
the diocese of San Francisco, of the
Catholic church, died at his home hero
to-day. Archbishop Riordan contracted
severe cold five DAYS ago. which de-
veloped into pneumonia,
The condition of the late prelate took
decided turn for the worse shortly
after midnight Stimulants were en-
ployed to sustain heart action. but he
sank gradually until death occurred.
Archbishop Riordan was the second
archbishop OF San Francisco. He was
born in August, lS+l, at Chatham. New
Brunswick, and spent his boyhood at
E'hicago, His education was received
at the University of Notre Dame Ind,
and at the University of Louvain, Bel
GUM.
ON September 10, 1883. he was con-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
DEAD ON ICE Of RIVE
Elmer jacques Thought to Have Fallen
from BridGc-BOdy Frozen.

Barre. Dec. 1.-THE frozen body OF
Elmer jacques, aged -, was found this
morninC at seven o'clock on the tee
directly under railroad bridge No. T.
which crosses stephens branch near the
Harrison Granite company's plant off
blackwell street The left side Of his
face was badly TANNED with the nose
fattenod AGAINST the right cheek He
had been dead many hours 1t is thought
that ne may have fallen from the bridge
while trying to cross on the plank walk
which the railroad company has built
for the accommodation of pedestrians
desiring short cut between the north
west corner of the city and the business
section. The dead man was seen at seven
O'Clock Friday night by his younger
brother, Edwin jacques. Tho latter de-
clines to believe that his brother fell
from the bridge. thinking that he may
have been tho victim of foul play. The
dead man leaves a wife and an infant
daughter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
DISASTERS AT SEA

JANUARY
10 Old Dominion liner Monroe sunk by
collision off the Virginia capes with
loss OF Il lives
q Steamer Benjamin Noble lost in q
storm on Lake Superior: crew OF q
drowned
= Steamship Empress OF ireland ramme cd
and sunk by the collier Storstad OF
Father Point gulf OF St Lawrence
Out Of Lie on board 49, were saved,
i.024 drowned
sEPTEMBER.
IL q drowned by the sinking OF the Ca
madam government steamer Montmas-
ny IN collision with the collier Lingan
In St Lawrence river
= " deaths In wreck OF schooner Fran
els II Leggett OF the Oregon coast.
south OF Columbia river
~ "a lives lost on Lake Superior by the
wreck OF steamship G. F Curtis and
two schooners during q storm
~. deaths IN the wrecking OF the
schooner Hanalei Oh DuXbury reef.
Cal
DECEMBER
L. Dutch steamship Bangor wrecked on
Portuguese coast; Is reported drown
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Spain and China James Gordon Ben
signed at Wash nett
ington
United States warned Turkey that
rights of her citizens must be respect
ed by tho Ottoman government
Irish home rule bill became a law
in Great Britain.
Rustem Bey. Turkish ambassador to
the United States. left his post on &C.
count Of hostile criticism Of this coun-
try
Eerdinand. nephew of tho late King
Charles. assembled throne Of Rouma-
mia
War tax Dill became a law
NOVEMBER
DR.. Anna Shaw reelected president OF
National Woman Suffrage association
Miss Annie A. Gordon elected presi-
dent of tho W. c. II. u
DECEMBER
Third and final session OF the SD con-
gresS met
United States cabinet declared that
the neutrality of the Panama canal
zone would be enforced
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SPORTING EVENTS

FEBRUARY
4 Willie Hoppe maintained his title for
the 1872 balk line billiard championship
by q score Of 800 to 22s in II innings,
defeating George Sutton at Hotel As
tor, New York.
L. Jay Gould won worlds court tennis
championship. defeating George F
Convey at Lakewood. N. j.. BY sets
tol
d Champion Willie Hoppe defeated
George Sptton In an ISL inch billiard
championship match In New York
APRIL
Il Opening Of baseball season Of 1914
MAT
IS Buskin won the metropolitan handi-
cap at Belmont park
n. Durbar H., an American owned horse,
won the British Derby at EPSON
Downs.
D Francis Ouimet, American open golf
champion. won the amateur champion
ship of France at Versailles
JUNE.
IL Mary Browne and Mrs Rober, Will
liams won the women's double tennis
championship at Philadelphia. score.
Sc, SO
10 English polo team won the prize cup,
defeating the American team 4 to "a
at Meadowbrook, n
70. Yale won the varsity eight. defeating
Harvard is second at New London.
Conn
Q Buckhorn defeated Bussin IN the
Brooklyn handicap by the very mar
rowest Of margins' on the Aaueduct
course. New York
q Columbia crew won the varsity race
at Poughkeepsie. leaving Pennsylvania
second and Cornell third: time 10 min
utes 81 40 seconds.
q Ssrdanaple won the Grand Prix de
Paris. the turf classic of France at
Paris. with purse Of 10000
JULY
4 The Harvard crew defeated the Brit
ish Leander crew In a rowing race at
Henley England
Harvard oarsmen won the Grand
Challenge cup rowing event at Hen
ley England
Z. Freddie Welsh of Wales won the
lightweight championship OF the world
at Olympia, London. defeating Willie
Richie. the American champion In %
rounds
e Gunboat Smith lost to Georges Car
penter In a boxing bout In London
in the 9Th round by foul
AUGUST
4 Peter volo made worlds record at
Kalamazoo. Mich, by defeating The
Harvester's time for three heats.
made In 1910 Peter Volo's time. 204%.
2:BA and 2:08A
4. Drectum l. made worlds record by
pacing second, and third heats In
minutes fat at Syracuse
SEPTEMBER
& Francis Ouimet won the amateur golf
championship by defeating Jerome d
Travers, : Up, S to play. at Manches-
ter, VT
9, National baseball league psnnant
clnohed for Boston club at New
York, the Pittsburgh Pirates defeating
the New York Giants
% Drectum | made a worlds record by
pacing FIRST mile in 5S in competition
OCTOBER
8. Worlds baseball series opened in
Philadelphia: Boston Nationals defeat
ed American Athletics. to l.
O. Boston Nationals defeated American
Athletics, | to 0 in Philadelphia
= Boston Nationals won third game in
world q series,
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a. American warships captured Vera
Cruz, losing IL killed and 81 wounded
Mexican lose l26 killed. l95 wounded
e. United States troops ordered to Vera
Cruz Head OF the United States 10
cation left the Mexican capital
o. Argentina, Brazil and Chile offered
to mediate between the United states
and Mexico
a. Mexico accepted mediation
IL Mexican rebels captured Tampico
20 Mexican mediation congress met n,
Niagara Falls
JUNE.
e. A. r. c. mediators signed peace pro-
tocol at Niagara Falls. The protocol,
provides for a provisional government
in Mexico and its recognition by the
United States and the mediating DOW
ers Argentina, Brazil and Chile,
JULY.
Is. Gen. victoriano Huerta resigned his
office as provisional president
AUGUST
10 CarbaJai. provisional president re-
signed.
TO- Gen. Venustiano Carranza, chief of
the Mexican revolution. entered the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31

secrated titular bishop Of Cabeza and
coadjutor with the right of succession,
to the See of San Francisco, to which
he was elevated December 2S, 1884
The archbishop was to have cele-
brated the golden jubilee Of his priest
hood in 1915, and arrangements were
being made to observe the event when
many visiting prelates would be in
San Francisco to visit the exposition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
Events of the Year 1914
Reviewed and Classified
The Games and Social
and Political DOings OF
Twelve Months.
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

MARCH
Field Marshal Sir John French. chief
OF staff OF the British army. resigned
as protest against the coercion Of
Ulster
House OF representatives voted for the
Panama canal tolls repeal, 21 to l62
APRIL
Treaty between United States and Co
lomba signed at Bogota
British house OF commons passed thu
home rule oill by vote Of 25e to 27s
MAY
Eleanor Wilson. daughter OF the pres
ident. married In the White House &c
william Gibbs McAdoo
Colombian senate approved the treaty
with tho United States
Panama tolls exemption repeal bill be-
came a law
The noted British general. Lord Kitch.
ener created an earl by King
George
The reconstructed kiei canal opened
by the German emperor william IL
AUGUST
Treaty between United States and
Nicara qua secured the United States
the right to construct a canal through
Nicaragua.
United States senate ratified peace
treaties with Norway. Netherlands.
Portugal. Switzerland, Denmark, Italy.
Salvador. Guatemala, Honduras. Mica
ragua Bolivia. Persia. Costa Rica,
Venezuela. Uruguay Argentina, Bra
I'll and Chile
SEPTEMBER
Cardinal Giacomo Della Chiesa elected
supreme pontiff to succeed Plus X
D Palmer of Iowa elected com
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MISCELLANEOUS

FEBRUARY
Peruvian revoutionists deposed Pres
ident Guillermo Billnghurst
II. CASTOR Calmette. editor Paris Figaro,
shot dead by Nine. Cailaux. wife OF
the French minister of finance
IL. Memorial exercises to United States
sailors killed at Vera Cruz at the
Brooklyn navy yard. President VIII
son took leading part
JUNE
q. The 1000 ton steamship Alliance pass
ed through the Gatum locks Of the
Panama canal on test.
d. II. B Clafin a. Co., great wholesale
dry goods concern. also holding COM
pany for numerous retail stores, placed
In hands Of receivers with liabilities
Of s34 0oooOO
The use of liquor on shipboard In
the United States navy was prohibited
by order Of Secretary of Navy Daniels
y The Cape Cod canal. constructed at
cost Of sl2,Ooo.000 was opened /,
ships
d. owing to the war events IN Europe
the New York Stock Exchange closed
for the first time since 1873 BLACK
friday
Jean Leon Jaures. the noted Socialist
leader OF France, assassinated In
Paris
AUGUST.
Il The International Harvester company
declared an illegal monopoly and or.
dered to dissolve
10 Panama canal formerly opened 10
commerce Steamer Ancon passed
from ocean to ocean in ten hours
n Conclave Of cardinals opened at Rome
to elect successor to Pope Plus x
sEPTEMBER
Onicial name Of st. Petersburg. Rus
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OPtHtu IN Ne" Pope Benedlct Nv.
York city
IL. Close OF the Star Spangied Banner
centennial In Baltimore
OCTOBER.
4 Day OF prayer for peace az appointed
by President Wilson.
q Prinzip. who assassinated Archuuks
Francis Ferdinand OF Austria In Bos-
MIA on June Is. 1914. sentenced to 70
years imprisonment for the crime, /,
Of his fellow conspirators were sem
fenced TO death and others from 3
years to life
NOVEMBER.
N Federal reserve banks opened reieas-
ing $3.50. 700 0OO for loans.
DECEMBER.
Il New York Stock Exchange opens for
trading In stocks after suspension Of
Ill days.
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MOODS OF NATURE

FEBRUARY
First cold wave OF the season in the
east: zero weather in New York city.
70 below at Big Moose, N. z
illumination of foods in southern Cal
fornia, accompanied by several deaths
md property lose Of 360O.000
Terrific thunderstorm in Paris caused
loss OF life and great damage to
property Sewers and subway we're
Hooded and chasms opened in the
treets.
Mount Shishaldin. Alaska. burst out
volcanic eruption,
SEPTEMBER
Phenomenal rainfall followed by fiooo
I Kansas City, Mo. Seven inches
ell in II hours; loss 81 SOC. 900
OCTOBER
Rain broke drought of I weeks dura
ion
DECEMBER
intense cold wave prevailed
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Alfredo De Orc defeated George Moore
for the three cushion billiard cham
pionship by 90 to IS in New York.
Harvard beat Michigan I to 0 IN an
intersectional football contest at Bos-
ton. Chicago and Wisconsin tied,
to 0. at Madison. Wis Illinois defeat
ed Minnesota q to at Minneapolis
NOVEMBER
Football Michigan defeated Pennsyl-
vania "a to 3 at Ann Arbor Yale de-
feated Brown IA to at New Baven.
Harvard beat Princeton 70 to at
Cambridge
Illinois beat Chicago n to in q
crucial game OF football at Urbana.
III
Pale defeated Princeton at football IS
to "a at Princeton. J
Six day bicycle race In New York won
by the Australian team. Goulet and
Grenda. Distance. 215S miles lap,
time l2 hours Previous record, 2,75l
miles Harvard scored SO and Yale 0
at football game at New Haven
Hannes kolehmainen ran six miles
across country In So minutes A sec
onds in Brooklyn. N Illinois de-
feated Wisconsin in conference foot
fall contest at Madison, Wis, "a to O.
Army defeated the Navy at football
on Franklin Field. Philadelphia, 20 to
DECEMBER
National junior indoor championship
contests in New York
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Gutierrez was elected provisional pres
ident OF Mexico by the national con-
vention.
8 Carranza, chief OF the Mexican Ma
uonals, defled the national convention
s. Villa took in control Provisional Pres
ident Gutierrez and cabinet
9 Villas army occupied Queretaro
3 United States forces evacuated Vera
Cruz.
s. Zapata's troops took possession of the
Mexican capital
DECEMBER
Gutierrez, president Of Mexico. en-
tered the capital protected by troops
OF Villa and Zapata.
Salazar and Campo, two former gen
erals under Huerta, proclaimed rev.
olution in Mexico
b. United States REINFORCED the troops
on the Arizona border to protect
American interests
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FIRES

MARCH.
b q fire which destroyed the Nilsson
Athletic clubhouse, st Louis. 80 per
pms persisted
,oss Of nearly 81 900 900 by the burn
hs Of the Columbia docks at Port.
Rnd, Ore
ire In ST Augustine. Fla. destroyed
pc courthouse and several hotels and
fsidencss loss $500 700 to s76O.000
IRE IN Cleveland. o.. caused loss OF
10000
lire In Salem. Mass. caused q loss
about 3l2OsOoOO 1000 people made
pmeiess
NOVEMBER
liant OF the American Window 8lasg
bmpany at Jeanette Pa, burned.
|ss 81 CO., 100
lanes on the steamship Mississippl
estroyeC art object Is in transit from
Europe valued at 100000
early the whole OF Thomas A. Ed
pms plant In West Orange, N J.
estrUye loss 81 OC1o 900
aines ~ Birmingham Ala. caused
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aBeO 10
q Gen Burdett civil war veteran
and former national chief OF the q
r.. in England. aged 7s
OCTOBER
10 King Charles of Roumania, consort OF
Carmen sylvia aged IS
NOVEMBER
L Gen A. X Chaffee, U =. A, retired.
veteran Of the civil and Spanish
American wars, at Los Angeles. Cal;
aged p,
I + A Heinze, the "copper" King" At
Saratoga Springs
& Prof August Weissman. celebrated 20
ologist at Freiburg. Germany; aged 80
10 Rev Robert Burdette, former hui
morist, author and lecturer In Los
Angeles. Cal aged n
q Winnie Ream Hoxie noted scuiptFesA
In Washington. aged 10
u Col r Beath. noted veteran IN
O. A X circles In Philadelphia.
aged "a
DECEMBER
Rear Aomiral ! Mahan. U b NJ.
strategist and writer. In Washington:
aged a.
10 Serene r., Payne, noted congressman
author of the Payne Aldrich tarif
bill, In Washington aged n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
Record of Deaths of Not.
ed People All Over
the World.
NEUROLOGY

JANUARY
DR. Slas Weir Mitchell. distinguished
nerve specialist also novelist Of note.
In Philadelphia, aged So
General Simon Bolivar Buckner. noted
Confederate leader In the civil war
and Mexican war veteran, at Nun.
fordville, Ky. aged 80
Count Yukyo Ito. noted Japanese feet
admiral. at Tokyo. aged Il
General Louis Wagner, noted Federal
war veteran. mead of the G R,
lSS0-Sl in Philadelphia. aged rs.
Former United States Senator Shelby
Moore Cullom Of Illinois. aged 81
General James Adams Beaver, civil
war veteran and ex-governor Of Penn
sylvania, at Bellefonte Pa aged II
FEBRUARY
Alphonse Bertillon. originator Of sys-
tenn OF criminal Identification. at
Paris. aged 60
B. Or Roswell Park. authority on can
Ger. who attended the late President
Mckinley on his deathbed in Buffalo,
Y. aged 81
Viscount Aoki. noted Japanese states
man, formerly ambassador to the
United States, in Tokyo. aged 70.
Mrs Robert Louis Steven son. widow
Of the noted author. in Montecito, Cal
J. Former United States Senator Henry
NJ Teller of Colorado. at Denver;
aged 50
MARCH
l Said Pasha, noted Turkish statesman,
premier under Sultan Abdul Hamd. at
Constantinople. aged 81
1 George W Vanderbilt millionaire, in
Washington aged 81
Edward II. Butler. noted editor, pro-
pretor of the Buffalo News, in BufYa-
10. aged 81
George Westinghouse. inventor OF the
railway air brake and other devices.
In New York city: aged 6S
J. Frederic Mistral. French Provencai
poet. winner OF Nobel prize at Mall.
lane, France; aged 81
: Sir Hubert Won Herkomer famous
German artist. resident OF tho United
States In the fifties In London: aged
O.
Paul Heyse author and dramatist.
awarded Nobel prize In 1910 In Mu-
mich. aged 81
/ Frederick Weyerhaeuser Michigan
lumber king. reputed to be worth
100000, 600. at Pasadena, Cal: aged so
Cy Warrnan. poet and author in Chi
cego. aged So
:. George Alfred Townsend Gath, news
paper and magazine writer. in New
York city. aged 10
Gen. Daniel Sickles, y. Q. A., retired,
noted Federal corps commander and a
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Gettysburg hero,
In N g " Y ork
city; aged 90
Nine. Lima n
kordica- noted
singer. al Bata-
via. island OF
Java. aged IS.
F r a n c ! 8 Kos
suth. son OF the
great Hungarian
patriot, l. o u 1 g
Kossuth. in Blu
dapest, Hunga.
ry, aged %
Jacob A. Riis.
author and re-
former. at Barre
Mass. : aged 60.
JUNE
Theodore Watts.
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Baby Found Dead in Bed.

Rutland Dec. 7.-Ethel May. eight
month-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Kenney OF this city was found
dead in bed yesterday. The child slept
alone and had been in poor health for
some time, Dr. F. II. Gebhardt, city
health officer, said death was due to
natural causes
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COLD IN WATERBURY.
From ~ TO - Degrees below Zero
sunday Morning.

Waterbury, Dec 27.-Thermometerl
ranged this morning anywhere from
10 to a. degrees below zero, about Is
degrees being the temperature on the
river North Main street was colder
The cold did not Interfere particularly
with business as most of the manu-
featuring plants were closed from
Thursday night until Monday
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MEXICO

February
Z United States embargo on shipment
OF arms and munitions of war to Mex
leo lifted by executive order
APRIL
Mexican rebels captured Torreon aft
or battle Of II days duration and loss
of 1000 killed and wounded
Huerta refused IL salute the United
States nag.
President Wilson delivered a warlike
message or the Mexican situation 70
congress ard received authority to use
force against Huerta Americans
wsrnad To leave Maxina
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V
Dunton, poet. novelist and critic, IN
London. aged 50
q. Adlai Ewing Stevenson, vice president
OF the United States 1897 in Chicago:
aged 70
u. baroness Bertha Won Suttner. Aus
trian writer on peace and winner OF
the Nobel peace prize In 1906 in Wen
ma: aged Il
Z RI Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. noted
figure In British politics and indus
tries. in London; aged IS
= Associate Justice Horace Harmon
Lurton Of the United States supreme
court at Atlantic City. N J.. aged 70
AUGUST.
L Mrs Woodrow Wilson CELIA Louise
Axson), wife OF President Wilson.
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W o r q 8 series =,
score. b to 4, in
Boston II @ n r y
Gowdy Is credited
with saving the
game for Bostons
by heavy batting
In a crisis.
Boston Nationals
d eff Q ated Ameri-
can Athletics in
fourth and decid-
ing game Of the
" orl d $ seres
score 3 to L
Directum |. made
record by pacing
n mile in 2:0ll4
at Grand Ra pids
Mich.
Syracuse defeated
Michigan 70 TO c IN
an intersectional
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31

STA. changed to
Petrograd
. N ewly elected
pope crowned al
Rome as Benz,
dict XIV
Notorious Moroc
can bandit. Melai
Ahmed Den Mo
manned er Raj
sui. died near
Gibraltar, Spain
Centennial cele-
bration of the
Star Spangled
Banner" hymn
begun at Bait
more
The largest ana
finest postoMce
IN the ~ orl d
opened In New
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
DECORATED.

What do YOU mean, Rafferty, by sayin'
your wife gave you the decoration of the
iron Cross" asked Mr. Dolan. You're
talkin' foolish"
I'm not She hit me over the eyohroN
with "A pair of tongs. Washington star
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31

mander In chief
of the G A. r
at Detroit
J a m g 8 Gordon
Bennett. pro-
pr,etor of the
New York Her.
aid. married in
Paris to Baron
ess de Reuter-
u r k e y abolish
ed conventions.
treaties and priv.
Neges protecting
foreigners In the
empire
Pea Ce treaties
b . I W g en- the
United & { a { Q s
and Great Brit
ain. II r a n c Q
Spain and China
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THE CAUSE

Visitor-What brought You here?
Prisoner-l owes me downfall TO a
woman
Nisitor-flow was that, my poor man,
Prlsoner-She yelled for the police
Philadelphia Ledger.
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An EXTREME CASE

My brothers case appears to he hope
less"
"Iiow's that"
Ills wife Is too lazy oven to play
bridge. "-Louisville CouIier-Journal.