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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
g1iHsxa6rihteH.

Nen Dorf, 81. @ai. aIngef. !:
,Mauretania", BON 2iperpool; Sc
roma, Don gteapel; nEreiioent 9in'
colin, BON Samburg; ogarbaroiia"
pon Bremen; oGebric", bon SiDer'
pool; Uranium, bon gfotteroam;
,2aconI, Don 2iperpool mad go'
iton; nHotteroam", BON Intteroan.
stopn. glngef.: oaloria.
tic", BON 0em 9orf.
9lbgeinbren: Olympic" nod gtep
orf; nSaperforo", naa PbilahelpbIa.
2iberpool. gIbgeiabren: BAL
tic", na9 gaep Dorf.
2i5arS. 9aIiirt: DG5ar", BON
gtep Dorf nad 2i6au.
@enua. 9lnsef.: oGalabria"
BON gselD gOrf; nSpernia", bon ResD
yorf.
antwerpen. o1anitou", ben
8biInOeIpbia.
Erieit 9tnsef.: n9annonia", pon
9lcp Dorf.
Sti6suarb. 9lnsef.: Caro-
nia", BON Stem Dorf.
0eapel. abgefabren: oSaronta"
nah Retp Oorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
MusIanO'S elegrapb
Starmiide Sseucn i'm britiidcn lin
terljans,
Die OH bic &urganae i'm DIter'
reidiidlen 9teid)sratb erinuern.

2unopn, q. Wai. - Rahoem
bic @saner Der 9Ome Ruls 8orIage
alle tOnititutionellen Mtittel, Die glns
nabms Der 8orlage auf5ubalten err
I90pft, peruriattsn iie am 9on=
itas bel einem lsbten 9sriu4 Die auto
matii6e4nnabme Der @orlage in brit
ter &elun9 gu Derbinoern, eine S8ens,
bic Dem 0itsrreiaii9en Rei6stag Gbre
gema6t babsn piiroe.
Die 9orlase puroe fir bic brittle
2efuns aufgenOmmen, als Der pres
mier Qsquitb ertlGrte, oaB Die Don Der
Reaieruna beidlOHenen Gmenbemsnts
i'm Sberbaus ein9ereitt neroen pur>
oen. Sofort Durben ale mDsIidsn
israsen an ben Yrsmier geri4tet, in
oenen perlangt puroe, oab er dnseben
iolle, lpsIasr Dirt bic Announcements
ieien. Gr tpeiserte iid bies gu beunts
porten bis Die 9Orluge in britter Se'
iung angenommen iei, uno naaoem
Wlttelieber Der SppoIition, oarunter
Der sSiibrsr glnbrep gpnar Gam, Rfs
tige Rebsn gsbalten, hegannen bic
unipnilten gu ipettatuliren unb Ser.
tasuug gu Oerlangen. Der Spsttate:
nabm nit iebcr Minute 81, uno oa es
unter ben nmitdnbsH uHmOalia mar
Gei6Gfte gu erleoigsn, mubts be
Situnq iusoenoirt perpen.
Die 8orlaee piro crit am Wtontl9
nieoer olifgenpmmen psroen, Ipsnn
rann a6er bic SppoiitiuH auf ihrer
SbitruttiOnstattit bsbarrt, ptro oRne
3peifel S9lub Der Debate ongsOrOS
net unb iofort sur Ibitlmmung ges
ibritten peroen.
gfiaab guf6a in Rsapcl.
Reapel, 2l. Wui. GTaab pa
ida. Der friibere albuniide &risgss
miaiiter, Der am SonneritaQ auf Der
Reiie ua6 Rom bier burdtam. laste,
Dab er auf @eranlaiIuna ppn Deter
reid aug Oura2ao ausgepieisn porosn
lei, neil er .ttuIien ae9enuber au PIE!
Ireunoi6aft betunoet babe. Gr BE-
bauptete aud. baB bic llHru6en in I'll
6anien DON Seiterreih unasitiftet rpors
ben isien, I'm sinen 9Orpanb au ba'
ben, i'm su tGbten ooer gu pcrbaften
Gr faqte uu9, baB bic QllbanieE
entriiitet oariibsr ieien. oab bic alba
rtihe @enbdrmerie ppn ausldnolher
Sfitsieren befeblist tperbs, bu bies einI
unn6tbiae ginmii6ung bes 4uslanoss
in lire gtnaelegenbeitcn lei,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

uno feline att ainber flngten ipieber.
bolt oariiber, bnb er alles iciner Ge.
liebten gebe ;mb iid) I'M ieine Samilie
nidlt fiimmere, lino iie boten allcs nili.
ibp bon iciner aonfubine Su beIreien.
ieboG perseblid. SnnerbaIb Dcuiger
Wtonate battc er 10000 aronen fir
Die @ittpe aussegeben uno oa or nod
INNER @eI6 on lie neripenoete, nab.
rcno bic Geinen 6arben mnbten, be.
i6lob iein Gobn Soief aopaB, Die
@eIiebte ieines @nters 81 ermoroeu.
@r 5og feline SeittaastIeioer on, er.
tuartete bic Drau aiif Dem Sniiptplabe
uno als oieie am glrme ieines @gters
eridien, itieB er ibr iportlos iein Ian.
aes Weiier in Die Seite iinO ais er inb,
oaB oieies pift tief genug in oen aor.
per Der fStau ge6runseR mar, itieB
er es ibr nit boiler @uht ins Scr5.
1rai 9ara5fap ianf iofcrt toSt AT
@ooen. Soiei dopab nber inete, man
H6ge Die GenSarmen boIen. gls oieie
famen. cmpiing er iie nit Den Mor.
ten: Sd babe Die Geliebte meine ga.
ters ernoroet. 6iibren Sie mid oh!
urabie8Iume.
aSbr glIter, sSrdulein2"
sGiinfimo5pan5is."
~0su - bsipeiien Sie iInS nal. 6nB
Ole - seGnisnssiabig@ Iinb.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
Grefntor's &erfanf BON MeiiSen5'
Gioentfnm.

Reudh FINER an midj qerihiFteu gleifung rt
rrs Ier'nuisbcfebls bee grcboi ,8eridis bon
6amiiton Gonnib. Chic tperbe Id an JLeiina,
btn 2a gRai 1914. uni libr gn6miiiaas, ens
ioIarrhe befthriebene Giaeuibuui. peieaen IN
SafuiIipn Gpnnih Eida. Ebio nuf bent 9lntt
am Sfieniber suliion lum etauf oiisriret:
GeIenen an Der Giibfeiie ber Ge6iier Gtfohe,
beainucnb rinuno5noHBia (2D nnk urio iets
fG5 goN meftiif bon gierfoH eitnbe: banr
iue'irp6ria Iaufeno an eehtie eirdbe. ottbebr
Ns) Tnk itrh feds (8l 3oH. riebr ooer ipeni'
ner. unb b.efelbe Rreie rldphris IN elmer
qieIe Ron burber, nOOl Tuh: es IN nnsfelbe
Gtdrutblfr hefdlrieben unb lberirolen ~ Der
iiehcrirapmaeuriliube oes WreIniors bon Niho.
IGs lpralporth an Grab Rhnr etHae'rn0en IN
gudi $40. geite s75, Samilipn GouHio. Leie
Recnrbs. .
sluf befnniem cirreiiie hriinhe. iih ein
gaobubuns. bttauni ais a55 gatfi se6tie Gir.
gtnciunaii r. trb gpeds tueiietcr erilateHosr
ginBelheiltn rlrh nf be 3etcrbe bon 9amit'
ton Qpuutn g. nufmerlfdm aemutt.
stbpeffNt' nif 50 90.
glsrinu's nebinpInper, bic sdiiie IN Fnoi
iiuh Der Neii - einsm % 9ohr uan oetn
Tcoe hee sierianfs. ooet ones bndr anf Ahric
hes stdIftrs
gsirn peJi1u'i nih Weletl hes he'aoien 1e'
rldfes In snH Ro $500. ipie bclehen an
g9m a.. Rpheris.
Grfinior nnn IriIiiee nnh hcm ,ttie'
gpineu uno TeiiaTsriS bes beriiorbenC
mm. q aOGtris. gH,saIt. 90 gSisGin'
glod pincirRnii. g.
1915 On sisr.s eirnse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

sr Or. Sato fei, bsjlbte Oies g. in
esn inurrenben Gutturallauten Der
Sapaner. 0on BEN eri9pinoertsn
@elbe erbielt bic Nnsetlagte 20 Warf.
Degsn bieIeS 8etruges ipuroe p.
tiir3li6 au feds Mouaten @efdnsnB
perurtbsilt, ole er our 3eit perbiibt.
gus Der StaatsanpaIt Goripesb sesen
bic glnsetlaste fpesen geibilfe sipei
Wlpnate @efGnsniB beuntragte, itiirate
ole pl0bli6, fpie BON 9lib setrpffenJ
al goben. sic fpuroe bon Sfreis
trGmpIen befdllen, bic oas ganSe Ges
rtdt aIarmirten. Nadbem iie ii9
pieSer srbolt bate, uuroe basdlif Ia
Gage @sfdngnib lautsnoe llrtbeil psrs
tiinost.
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SeIbtmorb pesen Irs
beitsIpfiateit.

Gina, g., 81 Mai. - Samuel
@riffitb, Elm 65 Sabre alter 3immer>
mann, bat ii6 bier pergiftet, neil er
niht i'm Stanbe mar grbeit gu fins
ben.
in fdls9ter sells g DUB.
2pnn, Muii., q. Mai. = Sarrp
Garpin, IL Sabre alt, Der in ben
appf sei9oiIen luuroe, als am Siens'
tag SRI. Suunitd Griffith in einsm
bieiisen Sbeater periu6te, ibm nit Ell
nem @epebr cine &urtpffel bonn Sppfs
gu i9ieben, 1T am Dpnneritas eeitoss
ben. SRI. @riffitb befiubet ii4 n
Saft.
@on sinsm Walpb brunO Sers
fDrt.
@eattle, @aib., q. Mai. =
Cine Sepei9e aus Sputb geno,
@aib, iugt, oab Der Srt lebanon,
nit 1000 gintppbnern, pom einem
@albbrunb 8eritDrt pprben Jet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
gtene SabnGr5te.

0as Obio GolIese of Dental Sur@
oerp belt aeItern 9lbenO i'm SOeon
ieine iGbrli6e qlbgungsfeisr a6, bel
tpelder 54 Stu&nten ibre Reife5eu9'
nifIe erbielten. q Der 9rdouanOsn,
pelte ii9 in ibren Stubien belOnOerss
berppraetban baben, nuroen ourp
WleoQiaen unb anpere prstfe ausss'
aei6net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
9ofal . 8eri6t.
guf einer Gar bsitoblen.

gnbrep Gdntea BON go. 10 Goers
GLADE glaes tbsiIts Der poIioei 9eitern
g(beno nit, OuB er auf elmer glart
Strdbs Gar bus Spfer BON 5afdens
bieben ipuros. gdnteq bate feline
gelOb6rie, fpie es Bel ben Serr.n meis
items Site 1T, in Der Siiftsutaids
rpOblOeripabrt, DON i'd Elm eeiibtsr
2uuasiHser oi. gSri. mil 81 SHbalt
bssauspraitsS!,x.
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gOn Dteben eri@Offtn.

ReD gort. q. Tlai. = Gus.us
SOatlins, Der StutiOnssagsnt Der
gBeit Sbore st., y. in SoppaHd, am
ipeftli6en llfer bes Suofon, tuurbe am
Donneritag Worsen gu friiber Stunbe
bDn Stpei WGr1ern srf4ofsn, Sit Ders
fuHt bat.su, ben GtIcfdrage I'm
Eabnbof ,u MraH5sn..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
@imbriide mno 9iebftable.

-:y. g. oOptins BON Ro. 80 y Glen; y, !;
cpe Ilace tbeilte oeitern Der pOll5el
mi. bah ibm auf Oem q. &c 8. 9apa'
bpf BON einem llnbetanntcn Elm Sanp'
tofFer nit sSnbalt entpenosl WOr'
ben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

aertnant (ou einem Ginjdbriseb
oeiien @eii6t Don einer SfuBflode &c.
idudrot iiD: yGtnidbriger. sic idei.
nen aud i4on Don Der otbIoplihen
geipeguns aHgeitedt su ieir."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
uistrid, sanntmanI!,

ecIicbier gniie hon sopbie Sannemain. eeb
1ielfina. i'm glIisr bon II Snbren. Nestoianfg
Snmitng, ben 23 llni 1914, Rnfutiiings
llbt puir 1rduerbnuie no. ESQ 9sifefueIl git
gUbinqiun, an, aus 9cilebnnn niit Dem Wine
eir1be gera 5ricbbofe, Cincinnati. SreiiiioG
tro boiiifii cinaelnoeri. 22,23
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
9u n.rfnnf.n: !Sanier.

GImuopb gIuce 3iDei 3iiHmer
I'm ice am gIniaeeidpiidl; $1,000 ieees.
9baniion Brtlpier Hpe; 3iHiritr
frame: eurnaee gsaffr Inb Cos. 25Xi60;
5hbe 9ari - 3imnier Bnnaoleip nno D
Simmer Sails: GiaeHlbamet perlnbi ssieoi.
RedbfHp RpGo g 5imnief Duimei
pres rebusiri alf $4,000.
Gfrafsr abc. = 1 5intmer Cottage: Gns
uub gpaner; S1650.
uiern; bOx1 so; $4,000.
CLIFTON SPfebif Drobaseo eibs.; z
3lmmer @rtdbdis, $500.
CT Rernarb = Eulipnn dre.: Dimnler
;5rame, niobern NIT 0apaae; 40xii0: eiipa
$1,000 noisipeHoie; 'vetib $1,000: $4,000 inn'
fen IS.
Grsfao asaItp Gempanb.
pbous Hlaine III ih On T. Gm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

Ole @eIiebte 6es 9a.
tiers ermoroet. Giner Der iuobl.
baben6iten 8iirger Der @emeiube
S8enttafias. Der @aIhpirtb SteiaH
sfopab, mnd1te Dor Ginger 3eit Die
pefanntidoft elmer Bittwe: ssrail
waidJael garaSfaD, liIrb perradI1iiigte
jsitbsr isina Gamilis Seins Satin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

neIiebter e'otie eon Senrietie 6dnie Beerbi'
nnng finbei itait am Gdmitda. ben 30. wiai,
g,a6miiioas 2 libr 80 sJsinlisn, BON 1taner'
Loufc, 217 qorniie sbc.. Clifton, aus
22,23t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
GinsauneMn

Irast elmer elm gebrcb'nes $era
BUR Sdau Dor allen le.'.en:
Gin SsbnteI III nrr edter Samers.
geurl 8sbntel - GiteItsiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
gn,eia.n fir Sadlbernfe.
Reaiernnss.a s.anfteaansen.

HeaitrHHas. u iuiienaHseH riltn far ylannts
unb Trarfn. 1auisnbe bon grnernuHsen fno
IN 9nshti Cite iir GnfteIlinotH Iet
5rautlin Sniiituts. Ttei 10. ashslisr. X. D.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
3ohaun fsrmann Dink.s, ST.,

i'm ellier bon "a Sabrsn uno 3 Mlonaer.. DC.
eibienna fsreiida ben 90. gQni 1914. yioreene
pom Itanerhlnfe, 30. SIT Gnnicu SirnBe,
dls unb miro rs ubr tn ber e. lneiiitHns
aircbe Elm feierlines Aeauiem abaebnIien
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
STANDARDIZATION.

slriaSne esae 90. Sc, s.. & 6. OF $.
ebrenritisr une 1amen. @sstnisn iIns n,ny;I, g,l,
eSnIist eeitorben ili Reefblauna pen isinef
gasbniinc sio. 25O5 sleeifpn Str... 9lniliog
ssT "a alai glorrens s:15 ubr Sohnmi VI
ber Sasreo etnri f'ir6e nm . NeG
glare GpftteI. eeiTeihfsr. y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
(SriItIi.gerein.

81 20, rse,, zir. nrr Tonreritog. ben 2t
gini aejiorbtn M uno Sdrifna. ben % @'ni
aipraenk Z iibr BON sirnnienIoninIitee sn'
Ietter ginbs bgeIei;et rirb,
II Q. esIItr. Stire'aT'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

giarb ON Gienlfda. ben 49, Mai 1914,
iprblberiebsn nit ben besIieen eietbsialrn'
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gsue 8 3irimer Gcitaae; hiI.
Iia. g9afsuirnssu q. Starn, 3s46 Sarriion
elbenue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
sttn.na,indle = @eibIidl
.Sdjnleu.
N.ntide GGanifenr.e dlnIs.

ilrter,idi i'm aabrrn nne ,Asparlrsr eIn
~ca ,,rb AM glhcno, erihellt ron UNTIL
sGipinasr in btr eiHH Sirabs ~atase, o.. i.S7
CHM e,nbe -
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sOSes.anssissn.
1rmann "A. h. Shisls,

nm fibr fDioroend
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WerIanst-mdnnIih.
gerIamat--@eibIid.

mab1en fnr aGaeHeins eausasbsli Y g..
mem Mpdrfenent. 94le Edronn aos', 19e''
bale, aDboue ubon 3716Es
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11
WEST CHESTERFIELD. N H

Mr. ana Mrs. Alfred Bell are visit
lng Nrs. Bell parents, Mr. and Mrs.
i. A. Carey.
T j. Carey took a two-horSe load
Of or hoy, to Brattlcboro Tuesday
evening. Feb. ;. To attend e wrestling
match
Tie body OF Ned Prentice was
brought here and placed in tho tomb
m the west cemetery Monday after.
noon, Feb ;.
Albert :. Chickcriug took big two
horse load ol young people from this
village ana from the South part Of
Westmorcland to Spoford. village Fri.
day 70 attend dance
At the Grange meeting Feb. :. Cora
Snlth gave song ami Responded IL
an encore. Harry Winn gave Il rea,lina
and Maud Richardson a recitation
The question discussed was What CON
stltutes Model Husband. Per}ez
Richardson gave a reading ana Lima
Williams song. It was voted to in
Nitc Ill members to furnish light re
fr"Shments the last meeting in the
month in which their birthdays o..
eur.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11
CAMBRIOGEPORT,

1. = Weaver Of oaNtonS River spent
sunday with bis parents al the Out-
look
James nhipman met with an accident
last week while chopping. breaking or
cracking several ribs.
Orcn smith spent several DAYS last
wcci, IN Newfane in attendance mon
the agricultural extension school.
Mrs. William Smith and son. Frank.
Of Grafton called Sunday on T. \.
smith who has been very i'll. bat j.
now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker and
son. George Z. Walker attended Tues
day the funeral in Chester of Mis-.
LoNisa Barker, All aunt Of Mrs. Walker
several Years ago Miss Barker was q
hoa'der here in the families Of q. T.
Walker and Mrs. Addie King, going
from here to st. Paul. Mimi. where
she had since made her home with !
nephew. SSlvanus Barker. She former
Is was resident Of Chester
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11
NORTH WALPOLE, N. H.

Miss Mary Fitzgerald OF CIaremont
visited Saturday aud sunday at her
home
Miss Marjorie Coreoran Of Rutland
visited over SUNDAY with Miss Mae
kcrfe
James sullivan Of Rutland was 4
guest over sunday OF his sister. Mrs
y. ". touHor>.
Ni>sc, Anna and Nellie Hartnett
were guests OF friends IN Windsor
over sunday.
Miss Mae T. Wolfe al CIarcmont
spent sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jeremiah Wolfe
Misses Florence Gated and Chri,
TINA Beykwith of keene spent the
lattcr part of lhe week with Mis-
Margaret Shaughnessey
Miss Clara Daigle returned a few
days ago to her work in the telerhon,
eNehanle. after an illness Of NV,
weeks.
Rev. Father CoakIev delivered
an interesting lecture sunday al
teInaan to members OF the Papcfmak
ers union i'm their hall He spoke on
The Principles OF Life.
The Passion play will be illustrate.
hy q lecture hv Prof. Timothy Dfak,
% Boston in Russell hall Dob. -
Washington hiEsh4jav. The Passion
play was presented here several year.
ago. The proceeds will 20 towards
putting aa iron fence around ~. Pc
Ter 5 cemetery. also to improve til,
ceme-erv
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11
A PLACE TO LAY YOUR HEAD

When tired without mussing up the bed
your wife has made is to be found on
great big comfortable lounge. We
have them in all sorts of makes
styles, sizes and prices. The coverings
may be what YOU order as to quality.
material and color. There ism t home
in Brattleboro where q big coach or
lounge is ont Of place. If You have one
il may need replacing. If You haven t
one you certainly want. one of those
you may purchase Of Moran < Co., fur
niture.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11
FRAMED or UNFRAMED

Pictures Of many subjects are to lie
found in our stock that ha> been much
enlarged since the Christmas rush de
lIetcd H. w still have some rare bar
gains in books that it viii pay any
one to inspect ana as far. tile little
things for desks or tables, birthday
cards. cards for every sort Of IN ot-
casiun CIapp x jones 5 store has no
equal in southern Vermont
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11
NEW THINGS FOR SPRING.

have beautiful .stock OF new hat
flowers aud fancy feathers for tie
spring trade, The hat designs are uha;
viii bc worn as the latest thing and
the fancy feathers and flowers for trim
min-s are without exception tine most
attractive ever in my stock. Mrs BaS
men.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11

Sweden Is on the verge Of national
prohibition of aichoholic beverages and
tobacco.
Kentucky in 1913 produced $497 ,9oo
worth OF natural gas.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11
Professional Cards

rAR HENRY TUCKER. Residence. 8
~ Grove street; telephone, 256. Office,
.-onsrd btocA. toVrs. l.3U 20 aud ! 10 :.
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The Forrest City times., 1914-03-06

It was large front room to which the boy took her The ten-dollar bill had proven effective It was not a "hfty-cents-a-night" room. Some one some guest or kindly patron-had put small illuminated text upon the wall in neat frame It met her eye as she Rejoice and be glad. D Just a common little picture card. 1t was, with a phrase that has become trite to many, yet it seemed a message to her. and her heart leaped to obey. She went to the window to catch a glimpse of the man who would soon be her husband, but he was not there. and the hurrying people reminded her that she must hasten Across the street slouching figure In baggy coat looked fixedly up and caught her glance. She trembled and drew back out of the sunshine, remembering what Durham had told her about the lrishman of the night before. With a quick instinct, she drew down the shade, and locked her door.
The Forrest City times., 1914-03-06
FRANK [. CLINTON
 OUT 0F THE RACE
DARDANELIE MAN WITHDRAWs FROM CONTEST FOR sEcRE-
 TARY OF STATE.
ONLY TWO ARE LEFT IN IT
Present Secretary, Hon. Earle w. Hodges, Opposed by T. h. Down.
 ing of Pocahontas.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Service.
 Little Rock-The withdrawal of Mayor Frank D. Clinton of Dardanelle rom the race for secretary of state leaves but two in the contest. Hon. Earle w. Hodges, the incumbent. and I. Henry Downing of Pocahontas.
 The reasons for MT. Clinton's with drawal are set forth in the following letter:
 ITO the Democratic voters of Ark ansas:
 T have this day withdrawn from the race for secretary of state, and have requested the State Central Com mlttee to leave my name off the ticket, which is to be certified out today. Tn announcing my withdrawal from this race l desire to thank my many friends for their loyal support, and to assure them that I appreciate and will never forget their many kindnesses and valued assistance in the campaign thus far. have, however, other inter ests and opportunities that were not seen when I announced my candidacy
 
 and these interests and opportunities require my immediate and constant at tention from now on.
 Tn making this step permit me to say that have been deeply impressed b% the fairness of my opponents in this campaign and l am quitting the race friendly to both of them. I am with drawing in favor of no candidate, but purely from personal reasons as above indicated. I am sure that the state will have good secretary of state if the people elect, as they will, the man selected by the primaries on March 25, and again thanking all of my friends for their confidence and support. I re- main. very truly yours,
 Frank F. Clinton"
The Forrest City times., 1914-03-06

Well. Mother I'm not going to put oM my wedding at the last minute for a matter of some bits of pasteboard I'll do any reasonable thing to please you. but not that"
 couldn't you get a chaperon for her, and bring her on to me? Then we could plan the wedding at our leis. ure."
 Impossible, Mother, In the first place, she never would consent. Real ly, l cannot talk any more about 1t I must go at once, or shall be hate. Tell me you will love her for my sake, until ycu love her for her own"
 Irvon. you always were unreasona- b.. Suppose you have the cards en. graved at once, and l will telegraph our list to the engraver if you will give me his addres If you prefer, you can get them engraved and sent out from there. That will keep tongues still"
 All right. I'll do 1t, I'll have the engraver telegraph his address to you within two hours. Have your list ready And, Mother, don't worry. She's all right. You couldn't have chosen better yourself. Say you will love her, Mother dear"
 "Oh, I suppose I'll try" sighed the wires disconsolately; but never thought you would be married in such way. Why, you haven't even told me who she is'
 She's all right, Mother-good fam fly and all. l really must hurry"
 But what Is her name, Try n?"
 Say, Mother, I really must go. Ask Mrs. Parker Bowman what she thinks
The Forrest City times., 1914-03-06
SYNOPSIS.

Tyron Dunham, just alighted from a train. is approached by beautiful girl who asks his protection. She Is in fear of pursuit. but declines to give the cause of her distress. Durham takes her 10 his home and in the absence of his moth CT and sister borrows hat and a cloak for her He takes her to dinner party at the home of a friend and gives her name as Mary Remington Her actions stamp her as girl of refinement and breeding. After the dinner she requests s Dunham to assist her to leave the city. He puts her on a train for Chicago and supplies her with money. Dunham has and anxious to solve the mystery which surrounds her. Stories In the newspapers of missing girls only add to his bewilder- ment. Arrived fin Chicago the girl buys some cheap clothing in an attempt at disguise and starts out to seek employ ment. She gets work as a waitress in the home of Mrs. Rhinehart Dunharn receives package containing the bor- rowed hat and cloak with a note of thanks signed Mary" Durham goes to Chicago on legal business and exerts ev- cry effort to find Mary" He is invited 10 the home of (. friend for dinner As he approaches the( house he hears a man giving directioDk to a shabbily dressed in dividual regarding some one who goes under the name of Mary" He recog- nizes in the waitress at the dinner table the much sought Mary" and arranges for an inter view with her the following day at the Y w. C. A. He proposes to her, but before she will give her answer she insists Ion telling him her story Her uncle had qied leaving her his fortune. A cousin Whq had been disinherited. had plotted to qlace her in an insane asylum that hei might get control Of her