davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Sin Jinafjabrtanienoe alter SdJntnd.
tepe5ie1 iRr oisfe 3citMna.)

Sohit intereiiant lit Die anffinoNn9
oes Shases Don Gabun in Der Vpro-
mtoe BON Senliet H., Die ungef1br
iefs Meilen iiiolih BON aairo lieet.
Bon ben fiinf @riiften, pelde bie Vu-
rar1ioe birgt, maren bier leer, iihers
lid fruber bon &oubern oiisaeroubt.
aber Die FINITE, in Der cine Hrtnseiim
b%egraben mar unD al rpeldber mat, aif
SteinItufen iieben Weter inter Die
Soble Der Epromioe hinabitiea, emf.
belt Elm gebeimes @onofah, meites
Der Anfrnerfiomfeit Der Ro,.ber emit.
aon9en nor mo bns cine Reu)e bon
ditberit perrhpoQen @egenit1nben
uerbarg, Die nod intereiianter ourd)
Die Shatiade 9emnd)t mnroen, bab
hire Gntitebung iiber flint Sabrtml.
Ienbe 3lriifaebt. "a limb SalSfetten
pom ausgeiuhter Wof,art, 5iielierte
2openfopfe, hpffeine @ebdnee, 1hn-
lid oenel, Die beut5utage IN @ebrout)
ftnS. Mrmbnnber, welhe Der @erf-
itatt zines b%el,tisen Suneliers gbre
MAIDEN miirben. Scdit benunoerns.
mertb lit cine arone: ein 8olbreif
iiberiat nit Sapisla53ult nno unoeren
GbelIteinen, per5iert nit Hoietten n1b
G>oloiternen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
1aae Dor Der anfunft ses atronfol.

Gage Dor Der Nmfanft ses Gbronfol-
gers falnen iie in Serojcno 5ulams
men, UNI Selfershelfer 5l perben I'M
ter Den burfgefallenen pDer reiegir.
ten 0tlttefd,iilern. Sic iinb nit Nus
nahme bon 9aiitid ole Serbcn. An.
fongs beitano Die Mbiiht, Den 2hron.
fol9er in Woitar 81 ermorben, balln
mobrcn0 Der Manouer in 5orcts, onnn
in SSlioie am 8ornbeno bes cages beS
Woromni6lags; ga iid aber bier iiber.
al feline @ele9enbeit ergab, Duroe
if,lieBlih Der Sonntug. on Dem Der
@r5ber5og Die Tobrt nah Seruieluo
unternobm. fiir Die Nusfiihrnne be.
itimmt. Pm Spnnta9 frilb trof
Trincip ans Snloiioii nit ben 9om'
ben in Serniepo Elm uro %pcrcinborte
III Der apnoitorei @ieinltih nit oen
ilbrigen SpieBgeiellen Ole Gin5elbei.
ten itnb p~ertbeilte Die Worblperf5elge
,,nb oas Gpanfali. 9as @eitere ut
befonnt. auber ben Sheilnebmern
ltnb Mitmiiiern CAB es nod Scute, Ole
noh Der Shat einigen Witperihpo.
rern CUR Sllid,t p~erbalien ober beim
@eritefen Der Bomber, bon oener
iest niid bic iehite gefunben moroen
lit, bebilflif moren. Mae oieie 2eitte
iperoen mitaneeflast wcrben, 10 OaB
i'm gan5en is bis 20 Tcripncn Dor
@eridlt erifeinen neroen. Mit Nus.
nohme oes ~17iGhrigen Sihrtbrilo.
Ser elm Spniifes @enehmen
hahcn alle @erhofteten tire frii=
here iel6itbenl.Bte SoltlIne ucrlorcn
utb oole 8eitGnoniiie obgelegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Natiumaliiten fprbern 8ergeltnng fir
Vlntbab.

Dublin or. Subj. = Die Or
bitterrna Der geoolferung iiber BEN
geitriaen 3uiammenitob apiihen @i-
litar uno Nuiionolen : Sreipiliem,
bel Dem pier Eerionen %getootet mo
oiele perDunoet murOen, lit i'm @uh.
ien begriffen. Sn Der Naht BON
geltern anf beute 5ogen S%olfsbaufen,
Die patriotil6e WeiIen iangen uno
Soloaten iuhteil, nm an ibnen Had)e
fiir oas pergoiiene 8lut 5u iiben,
ourd Die StraBen Der Staot. Der
Gag mar bereits angebrohell, ebe es
Der Holi5ei %gelung, menigitens eini-
germoBen Cronung ber5uitellen. Gin
@nariff uuf Die 8arnden, in melde sic
Solouten iid nod Dem geitrigen
StruBenfampi 5uriidge3ogen batterl,
brobte eiil boies enoe Su nebmen. Die
erboite Solfsnenge begebrte Ginlab
uno ihlu9, oils oieier permeigert mur.
De, EN- Sbor ein, morauf Iie einige
Sdiiiie obieuerte. Die Yoli5ei per-
iogte Die Menge.
Sic sSiibrer Ser Tationoliiten mer.
ben iib be5iiglih oes 3%miidenials,
Dem lie groBe 9eoeutung beilegen,
an Die &egierung luenoen, Inn Die 9e.
itroiung Der fiir ben 3uiammenitoB
Recommendation Eerionen berbei3,l.
iiibren. Yremlier slsauitb meilte aui
ieinem SauoiiB, ais Die arnoe pon
Dem Iorfaa ibn erreidte. Gr beitiee
bnralif inuer5iislih elm aItomobil
OaS i'm in Den iriiben Morgenitun0er
nad Sonoon brad)te. Ger Sorb'
Wapor bon Dublin foroerte beitie, onb
bns YaiaiQon Der .Scottiib BORDER.
ers", ooS an Dem 3ulammenitoB be.
tbeiligt mar, i'm Sntereiie oeS Srie.
bens aus Dublin perieBt Der0e.
Mm Mbenb foineln nelIerlihe I'm,
ruben gum Ausbrlldl Die jebod raid
unterOriidt muroen.
2onoon .-DiniitcrprGjioent Ms,
auth bat i'd nit Tiidiid,t ailf oer
Subliner Woriail e~ntiGloiien, leins
9lbiid)t, Die Some &i,le.a menOirllngs.
portage nloraen ipieocr sur Iebatt(
81 bringen, n%ui5uaeben. Gr %fitnoigtt
beilte an, oaB Die a%ngcleaenheit iii,
unbeitimmte 3eit perihoben lei. 0it
irlGnoiiten Experimentation i'm I'm
terbolts iinb iiber ben Gubiner Wor.
foa 10 oufgeregt, Dob lie aeDemmGrtie
Wenig Neigmug Seigen piiroen, Hitter
irgeuo welfe @on3eliionen 81 MAIDEN
nnb iie baben Die WtitGlieoer ser Nr
beiterportei uuo piele Siberale aili il
rer Seite. Iie Megieruns theiltl
bellte Dem llnterhnus nit. baB oel
Stills. y oliBeifommiiiGr SarreQ Dol
91,blin, Der Die SrIppen berausbeor
! bete, falspenSirt wurOe, nnb leia Dor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
CONNER @eritppfuns aefGbrlih.

@eritopfuns lift i'm CONNER ecfGbre
lifer, oils i'm Serbi1, @inter obcr
6riibiubr. Sic Spciien. Die Sic 81
Iif nebmen, iino oftmnls niht grilnDs
lid, gereiuigt mo 9eben i'm Wn9en piel
leidter in 8dbrun9 iibcr. Sic mD9en
audi lpdbreno Der heiben Snhrcs3eit an
nicl fnltes Wniier trinfen uno lid, Den
Nn9en perberbcn. aolif, Sieber,
Ttpmnins Ter9iftllna unb nnberc Sci
Den iinb Die notilrlife Sol9e. YosSos
Gar miro Sic geiurb erbnlten, ba eS
Die Sale, bos natilrlihc 2nriermittel,
nnregt llnb Die in Den Gingcipeiben
nneeiammelten siitiaen Stofic enrs
fernt. Yp@Gps&ar miro Sbr @obls
bcfinoen forbern. Ineenebm unb
iuirflam. Nebmct heute Nbcnb cine
Soils. so Gcnts bel gurem Ipo>
tbcfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Wergiftmn8 unb Snieftenitihe
geiGbrlif.


Tosa1litoes, Sliegen unb nnbere
Sniefter, ipelde iif in Nbfallbc<
bGltcrn, @aiierpfiisen, StdIeu, ferd)s
ten YldBen ii. /. no. idncI pernehren.
iino 3ranfbeitetrdser. Bel iebem Stitl
flobeu lie Silt in Sbrem aorper.
neldes etne 9efdbrlihe aranfbeit herz
p%orbrin9en mas. Solet '@ud cine
3Idihe Slonn's Eminent. @s III
nnttieptiih unb etlihc SropFen t0bten
bas 8ift, bas o eirem Sniettenitid)
ODER einem roitisen Nasel in SIREN
&6rper eelangt. Sloun's 9innnent
besinfi5iert Shnittpunben. 1opie
Bunben aQer Nrt. Sic ioaten bas@
ielbe beIfdnhig i'm Sauie baben. @elb
5uriid, penn nidt anfriebengeitellt.
Tur 25 Gents bel @llrem Ipotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

seiesfer, &ommiiiar Cir 3Obn @ob,
Der it'd bereit erflGrfe. gemeiniam nit
ibm bic @erantmerHms fir Die er.
ariffene WaBnabme 81, trasen. ipin
Mint n%ieoereelegt babe. Der Yorioll
fam I'M llnterhul,s 5ir Sprnd,e uno
5eitigfe cine lebhafte Gebotte, in oeren
Verlauf Der Siihrer Der Wationoliiten,
Tobn MeOinonb, bemerffe, Is lei trau.
rig, mem, iraenb Elm nnterseoroneter
9eamter Irnppen b~erausruien fon.
ne, ohile Die G%rlnubniB Oasu eingsbott
an haben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Sommerbuitcn finb gefGbrlifj.

Sommer<G rtdltungen iino sefdbr>
lid. Sic iino Elm 3cifen bon se<
i6lpdttcr ~2ebensfraft uub ba6en oft
ernite Salsz nnb 2ungenleiben. elm
ihlieblif Shipinoiuht. i'm @cfolge.
Or. Sings gieip Siscoperp tpirp Den
Suiten pber Die Grtdltung prompt
linbern unb Gumplitationen perbiiten.
@s lrirft linbernb unb lit nntiIeptild
unb Sic pcrben iidl Iofort nobler
iiiblcu. Ger5ogerune lit gefdbrlih,
besbolb iolten Sic lid lofort cine
Sloi6e 81. Sings Nefp DISCOVERY
bolen. @clb 5uriid. ipenn nid,t 3u>
f~riebengeitcat. so Gents unb $1.00
bel Sbrem Ipotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

Berfdltfer fir ben VreiS BON %
S6iaingen eritanben ltnb mrroe linn
in Der iiblihen 0eiic ausseliefert."
Der @ortlallt oes nod
zines iener beihGmenoen 9prfomm,
niiie" - belltet oaraui bin, oaB Ole
Site Oes Nrdilenperfnufs ourd,mts
nidtS ltngeluobnlid)es mar IN gng.
lnnb 81 gnfane oes 10. Sobrbun.
oerts. Tie Sbatiad,c, bob ser Sdr,l-
Oige elm ySerfiinSer bes Grange
liums," Elm Ercoiaer. mar, ldBt Die
Safe in beito grellerem 2id)te er-
idIeinen.
Zen Standardization" Seiupb-
nern Der rpmaniid,en IGnber, bic,
bamptiadlih hires Jeitbaltens am
&atbuli5ismns mcsen, bon pDrnberein
in Der liberalen Yrcfie ais minoer.
werttig mno uerfummei ~bingeitelt
msrocn, mirb es riht leiht meroen,
bieien id,Onen @emeis fir bic Yebaup-
tnng, bar crit Der Yruteitantismns Der
Tran in Der Che bic red)tc Wiirbe
perlicben babc, III ,pioerlcgen. -
Is .St
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Sente, bic bic Majur 9mtt Tnbel
slanbcn, yals BON elmer firen
Soee bebaftet" biuseiteilt.

Sn Der Dor tur5em in &anIas Gitp
abgebnltcnen Gerlnmmlung Ser
,Southcrn Eresbpteriou Ghnrd)" er.
fob Elm gepiiier Or. s. u. Smitb Die
9eballptllng, bob an ser Seid)e ocs
Major Butt ei1 Gbift pom TapIte ge-
full0en nllroe, oos alien autbplifen
anbeiabl, fiir ieoen nnoeren Nr1ii.
Observation-Disclosures 5ll itinmen OILS
Woobrop @ilion. Is. 9. 2eppert bon
South omaha, Neb., ihrieb boher an
Den GrsASrGiibenten Gait, inoem er
i'm erIud)te, 0ieie gebauptung elltpe-
Der 5u beitGtigen poer 81 perncinen.
S1 elnem Sriefc an Serrn Seppert
pom /. SSuli ertlGrt Serr Gait oarouf,
uoie Sebuuptun9 lit bon Nnfang bis
5u gnoe folid uno ih munoere MIDI
MIR, Dab cine STRIDE ober ein Ereoiger
cil1er Stride, Der bod poriid)tig iein
'oute, irgeno nelhe pollig grultblole
gebauptllngen 81 perbreiten, fiir oieie
perantiuortlid iein iou." Serr Gait
meiIt Soratf bin, Dob ia weoer Die
Seihe, nod oas @epGf oes Majors
Butt lie nu~igefunoen mirbe.
Ger ct. 2ouis'r Globe emo.
crot" pom IS. Suli ipriht Iid nun
ilber Die Terbreltung uno Nnerfen.
nung Don iolh lGherlifen Sabeln,
Die Oieie, in niht MISREPRESENTATION
@orten aus. 9os 9latt bebt Die
Sbatiofe berpor, boB Serr @ilion
crit 5mei Wonate nod) Dem Inter.
gang Der Titanic" nominiert NOR.
Den lit, mas aacin Ihon bic Ilber;l.
belt Der 6abel ermeiien ioqte. vNbcr
Die @ernclnung", iilgt oas glatt bills
5lt, miro nidt uiel belien. Iic ein5i.
gen Seute, ole oieielbe glollben fon.
men, iir0 oui Dem @ebiete, nit Dem iib
Die 9ebuuptung beihGitigt, BON elmer
flren ,Sbee bebaftet mo lie merOen iih
ooher insgebeim an oieie anflanl-
mern ais Semeis hires T~eroad)tes.
Die @eihldte muroe bon einem ab.
normalen aberdeen ertlnoen, Der ans
Dem Sorurtbeil iolfer Eerionen aupi.
tul idlogen mollte. IS lit mirfli6
iiberraiheno, DOB elm Heoner. Der Dor
elmer Oerartigen Veriammlllng Die
8eidid]te %nadjureoen mngte, niht
Don irgenO chem SreulOe Der @abr.
beit hernusgcforOert mllrbe. 9emeiIe
fir leine gebolptunaen 5u erbrilgen.
Cine ialidc &oilihfeit iollte nift
On5u oienell. 2eute, Ole grlmbloie gn-
flagen erbeben, 81 ifiisen, uli6 menn
iie elm geiitlifes @eipono tragen."
0icier eOitorieae Nll5ipruf oes
y@lobe = S%elnocrat", zines b~efnnnten
Ct. Souis'r Soeeblottes, lit red,t seit.
gemGB ulo erireulid. gs acbt oar.
ans berpor, oaB nod Sim mir @abrs
belt mo Ged)t Dorbon0cn lit. lie
3obl Der .Nbnormalcn" mo bon
elmer iiren Sbee Sebaiteten" genann'
ter Nrt iii in unierem 2aroe belltall.
toae leioer iiberraihenO groB. Sn
0erlelben Stnot, in Der Der r8lobe'
Democrat" erif,eint, mohnt 3. 9. elm
Sropeler. lecturer uno Yread,er. Elm
gemilier oJiep. s. Scott, .. ., $50
itor Slpmoutb Gongresntionaliit
Gbnrh", Der bos 9orport 81 Dem
! 9u1e vSbe 9epil in RobeS or Che
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Concentration NIT Der Hiidieite.

Ger peritorbene ScrSog Hortb s.
umberlnno mar emit Dem IGbel
bon 9onoon miBfGllig geporoen unb
bieier mari ibm Die SenTter elm. Statt
elmer alage beaniigte lid Der SerSog
oanlit, Den S0men ieines BaIaites.
0eiien 8oroertbeil bisber Der Staot
jugefebrt mar, umfebren 5n laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Sas frnhtbare Ssstihlamb.

Sroehem fif ou6 in IeutiflanA
Die 3enoen5 Der @eburtenabnabme be.
merfbar madt, ribmt man lid nod
niele beionoers fruttbare Samilten
Sit boben. I'm Berlin giht es cine So.
mile nit 26 &,rbern, 3 NIT 20, A nit
10, 6 nit Is, IS nit II. IA nit t3
II. |. NJ, i'm eon5en 9t5 6omilten, Die
1875 8in0er haben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
0critupfnns pcruriatt &ranfbeit.

Sorsen Sic Doiilr. boB Sbr Seib
itcts often III, bcnn bel &critopfung
nimrnt Der &orpcr ircts cinen Sbail
Der aus3uIfeibeuben Site oui. 8ez
braudet 8r. Sings Nem Siic Yiaen
unb bleibet 9eiuno. @s gibt tcinen
bcneren SduB Dor &ranfbeiten.
Negmet nod beute Nbeno cine Spjis.
% Gents bel Gurem I~pot6cfcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Des H5ni9s Dritter.
Bring @etnri& erfrent fidb aI8emets
ner 0~eliebtbett.

Bon ben flint S6bner oes 3Oniss
@eors Y. bon England. 1T prina
6einrid Wiltelm Triebri4 gilbert benz
Glitter mad, Der brittle. gr tpurbe in
Sanbring4um am 81. Mars, 1900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

49,. - 49, w.
lIGJlificndrcn beim ltu,erritten be6iIfIid III.
gitte, persefiet bic armen Snbianes
ntht!
Die W,iiiiundrs Der Ct. araneis.g iiiffon, q.
o, bitten bic gRteu 6rtnTbe Der Snoiausr,
ibuen BET Der AnSbrettnng oes 9feid1es 9brtift
inter ben ainoern Der Irnirte b~sbhliitdj Sm iein.
Tie fnnicnoe inter un'ercr Nnfiid,t ittben.
ben Suoiansr iupBneu ~5eritreut nuf etutr Slddhc
psn 1000 S.naoratnteilen .SniulgeoeHen majien
bic Mtitpntre ioidIe Snoinnersebilftu anhei.
len, bic beiGDtst itnc, anoere 81 nntcrrid)itn,
gctshrte ppr 3ubt uitu. 6eaS uns am mets
ten nutDthut, Fnb Wittei, I'M bieie aatsdIetsa
81 bcSahlru. Sbrr bteie gnten Suotanrrsebil.
len tonnen mir nnr iueuis e%rreidlfn.
Air beteu tngiid) itr Iniere &nbltbatrr. Cine
intereRarte uiidltsppffarte uuicrer gitiNon
inirb ttsem @rbcr BON ctnein Tpaar cher mebr
oDn ben Wlhiioudren ale GirpidugsbeitdttguHS
sageidpet. @absn ui3gc man ieuosn IN e1
6atbolte Srfnting 60. Tnbuaus,
Roma, oorr birrfi an u ~ CD. Scurn,
Pebrasfd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

seboren unb ftebt fpmit jebt i'm uiers
aebnten Snbr. gr 1T Elm biibfher
uno aufsepedter 8uri9e unb erfreut
ii9 ousemein Der srDbten 8eliebtbeit.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
E1tttha-S. Stttith.l

San Diego, CaI.-The determine
ton of Mrs. ]. R. White, a law student
of San Diego, to gain admission to
the bar under the name of her first
husband has brought puzzling ques-
ton before the court of appeals of
the Los Angeles district. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28

Mrs. White, who was formerly Mrs.
Smith, wife of the late Judge F. ].
Smith, applied for admission to the
bar under the name of Emma S.
Smith. She was told she must re-
apply under the name of her husband.
This she refused to do, insisting that
nowhere in the statutes was there a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06
"A YOUNG LADY OF o."
Chicago Record Herald Comments on One
Of Barre's Enterprising Young Ladies.

The Chicago Record Herald in a re-
cent issue had the editorial printed be-
low, The lady referred to is Mrs. B. O.
Wood Of Barre.
ut was piece OF silk embroidery that
had come from Vermont, Strawberries
looking good enough to eat, the work
pronounced excellent by skilled judges,
but the maker and sender was modest
in her estimate of what she had done
for art. She wrote apologetically that it
was not very satisfactory, that she
would improve as she grew older. She
was only o..
There are many of us at "a who have
much to learn from this bright and
promising young lady. With an inn
mense experience of the world extending
over a decade of maturity, we are pre-
pared to say that life is not worth liv-
ing. Our lingo is that OF cynics. We
grab at all the proverbial philosophy
that is on the bad side and repeat it
solemnly with a sad wagging Of the
head as if it were the one new thing
under the sun and quite recent dis
covery of our own.
But the girl of "a evidently has a
u
Her letters are vivacious. They reveal
a lively sense of humor, and there is wit
in them that might make pessimist
cheer up little by mistake. Best of all,
she is still looking forward, not back
ward. Her future is not the past She
may glance over half a dozen genera
tions through the last century, but she
is embroidering for the children of to-
day, devoting herself to art for arts
sake and the children's sake. and resolv.
ing to improve through all the many
reckoning and smiling years that are
left her.
"Those bilious ones of "a have pene-
trated on and on into the darkest re-
cesses of the mansion of life, bat she il
just on the threshold, and it is very
pleasant to have her welcoming us there. |
and to go out in the sunshine of the |
garden with her as she gathers her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06
Very Valuable HeirIooms.

4 Some magnificent specimens of Georg-
ian silver stored i'm the vaults of a Lon
don bank for three quarters of century
have been placed on sale. The ia lots,
of which one alone consists of a service
including 800 knives and forks, are a
portion of the Coutts heirlooms, which
ence, belonged to Harriet Mellon, Ouch
ess Of St. Adams.
Harriet Mellon, who was originally an
actress, had romantic career. Hand
some and vivacious she was one of the
stage favorites OF her time. She mar
ried Thomas Coutts. an octogenarian
banker, and when he died she inherited
the whole of his fortune, and five years
later married the duke of st. Adams.
She died in 1887 and during the long
years since her silver has lain undis-
turbed in the bank vaults until il was
removed last week for the present sale.
The wrappings had been entirely eaten
away by insects. but the plate itself
appears to be entirely new.
Most OF the plate was made by Paul
Storr, Philip Rundell or John Bridge,
three eminent silversmiths OF the dav.
Most of IL was purchased by Thomas
Coutts. One of the most striking pieces
is a pair of silver gilt center pises,
which weigh 1888 ounces. They are fit
ted with circular baskets chased with
wreaths of ivy and acanthus borders.
The stems are fashioned to represent
foliage and round them are grouped Bac-
chanalian figures. This was one of the
of Paul Storr, and was
made in 1916.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06
Bar Organization Planned.

A movement is under way to organize
in the British empire bar association
modelled on the lines of the American
Bar association. Lord Haldane spoke be-
fore the American Bar association at its
annual meeting last year and it is be-
ieved that the enthusiastic reports
which he brought back of the activities
of the American organization has hast
ened the determination to initiate It
for the bar of the British empire.
1t has long been recognized that the
English bar sorely needs such an organ
ization, which would meet at stated
times for the discussion of questions
of the highest interests to the profess
sion, and it is deemed unworthy of a
bar with such traditions that it should
not enjoy the opportunities afforded by
an organization like the American Bar
association. The bar council meets once
a year for half an hour to adopt its an
nual report and pass votes of thanks,
but this does not correspond with the
great annual conventions of the Amer
lean organization.
The movement will begin with the
bar of England, then the bars Of the
United Kingdom will be taken in and
ultimately it is planned to include the
dominions and colonies. It is expected
that the definite proposals of the organ
izations will be submitted to the Eng
lish bar in short time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06
Speeding Up Railroad Trains.

The railroad world here is watching
with much interest the efforts OF H. w.
Thornton, the American manager of the
Great Eastern railroad. to speed up the
services of that line. That much of the
i'll feeling which greeted his appoint
ment has worn away is indicated by the
fact that he has been appointed a mem
Der Of the General Managers conference,
the first time that anyone not British
subject has been elected TO that organ
ization. Thanks to the efforts of the
new general manager the towns served
by the Great Eastern are now getting
their Sunday papers many hours sooner
than in the past.
Railway experts predict that Thornton
will have no difficulty in lettering the
times of the express trains of rival lines,
as the Great Eastern does not have to
surmount the same gradients as its COM
petitors. One of the curious anomalies
of British railways is the great differ
ence in average train speeds on the va
rious lines. Physical limitations account
for much of the low speed on the south
ern lines, but the gradients and length
of nonstop runs on the Great Eastern
will give the American expert an ex-
cellent chance to make some express
train records.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06
Successful Woman Filler.

Mrs. Mary Butler, who has taken up
flying as a profession, is planning to
drop in literally on her friends for after
noon teas from the flying ground where
she is stationed as racing pilot.
Mrs. Butler has Just returned from
France, where she underwent long
course of training in preparation for her
present post as flying representative
OF an aeroplane manufacturing concern.
She has entered for the aerial Derby
around London and will be the first
woman who has ever competed in this
race. Mrs. Butler says she never loses
her head but frequently loses her tenn
per when she gets into tight place.
She has been flying for three years and
has never had serious accident. She
explains that she was forced into the
flying game, but by circumstances she
could not resist. She was living quietly
in the country near Shoreham on farm
part of which was acquired for an aero
drome and later waterplane station
was erected near her home This prox-
unity proved too much and Mrs. Butler
soon took up flying, first as fad, but as
she increased in proficiency she adopted
it as a profession.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06

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