davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-29

FOR SALE Milk by the quart from the
can &c bottled milk a specially at n higher
price start Nov, 2. G. II. Adams a. Co.
tel 327-lS. i02t6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-29
LOST AND FOUND

lost A 1908 spaula.ng cisss uiu iuitaa
- haek ~ a. D. VII hndsr uieass leMvs
sania 81 TINES uflUs lfi4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-29

/, FOR SALE Four weeks-old pigs. Apply to
Leo Bertrand NJ E. tel 4i8-1l. i92t3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-29

FOR SALE-One morris chair good sewing
machine, ! square piano all in good tune to
be sold at low figure also a couple Of gilt
framed pictures. ID Elm street. 19Ot6'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Nos gIcttcr.

Sir MorplanO un0 0en TiItrifi
Columbia beute bem0lft mo lpabr.
ideinlib 9iegcn om 9l6enO; morgen
9leaen; mdiiigc pcrdnoerli6e @inoe
0citcrn NOR sen @emo6nern 9alti.
more's wieoerlun ein ic6oner Gag be-
id)ecrt Tic 6ohite Scnperotur be-
trng A. @roO im A ll6r 9loHmittogS
ino bic nieoriaite 20 @roo inn 5 llbr
9liorgcus,
Sn ocn iibrigen @ctttrbcobod
iiHgs- Stotioneu OeS 2nnoes mar oic
nicorigite Eenperotr, luic iolgt.
gItlontic Gitp 26, 9]ismord 20 30.
lton Is, Buffalo 90. G6arIeiton 40,
Chicago 32, GlcDelono %, Corpus
@briiti Gl, Genper 2S, Ictroit D,
Iult6 6, Goitport tG, @alpeiton 60,
0jreeu Ban -, 0attcroS 36. SABRE
%, Neleuo IS, Sodionpillc 4S, San.
ias Gitp 30, SnoroiQe 32, 2oiusuiQc
3i NlorQuette 1G, N}cnp6is so,
NlontgomcrD 4G, Nlontreal 10, 9}on.
tIdet 2l 9lem Orleans 80, 9lcm.Norf
"A, Cfla6omo 50, 9ittsbnrg "a 86i.
looelpbiu 2G, @ortlouo, aRey II,
sgortlauo, Orc, IS. 0uebec 10, 9la-
lcig6 2s, SaIt Qafe Stir 10, San
t5rauciSco so, Ct. SouiS "a, Ct. 9aul
20 Scranton "a Shreveport %,
Spotone 80, 8ompa lG, @ai6ington
30. gginnipea IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Scsing 81. @c6nrtStuo.

Su boiler 9liiitigteit beeiug geitern
Gorrlius 3. anott elmer Der dltes
lien @oli3eieraeollten olBcr 0icnit
reS Boli3ei GcportementS, ieinel
81. Seburtstag III ieinrr @o6nung,
9lr S67 g9eit Serington StroBe.
zcitc 5mc ainber iomie icinc @n-
tclfinocr. lpcIde felt Den lc6ten 3c6n
So6rcn tets @errn Stnott al iciucm
e'cnlristn9c beiuAten, peranitaltcten
cine gcniit6lihc 8etIidfeit. Ter SSil-
bilor war cil @(itglico Der alten
@mc.@oli5ci oie 6ei 9(isbruc6 ocS
Siricges mligeIoit witror. glod ociicu
2ccuoiglng iono oic @icocroraani-
lotion Der &oli5ei itatt uno i'm Sabre
1870 uitroc 0err anott 5lm Ger.
gcanien bci0rOcrt uo Dem pclilihcn
Iiilrift 5ugctbcili, Su sabre 1896
5o9 ct IiM pom oftipen Iierit jnrlld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

ans ser 9ioG6uridoit OeS oltcn Got
tcs5ouieS per5ogen poren. S5m 9lpril
1904 fuilfte Oie @eneinOe Oie frii6erC
6iid0ilicbe 9rcieiuigfeitsfirbc an Der
@de bon 9rooOmoD unO YrottitroBe
Gen 9enlii6ungen BON %altor 9adb-
mann lit es ou6 5u ber0onfen, oab
ser SrieO6of Der @emeinOe, Der iiiO.
lid BON Der ct. Gnrnel-&ooO ge-
Iegene ct. Youls-6rieobof nm oos
0oppelte pergr0Bert lnO ou6 ucr-
6eiiert puroe.
@aitor 9a6momn mar ItetS Niit-
glieO ser @eneral.Spno0e Scr refor-
mirteu Stride lmo mlrOc inn Sabre
1896 5um &ice-%rdiioenten crpG6lt.
Sn Der SDnooc ieiner eigenen &ir9e,
Der Oellti6en SDnoOc Ger reioruirten
STRIDE oeS Oitens, mar er Orci @iol
%oriiBcnOer. Sn 9lnerfcmng iciner
GcrOienltc Inn ole Ocnti6c rcformirtc
STRIDE in Ocn &ercinigteu Stnotcn
DcrlicG ibm OaS yllrlimlS-Gollcge"
bel Ebiln0clpbu Ocn Sitel eincS G6-
rcn-Ooftors Scr G6cologie. gSic %a.
Itor 9nAmoln itcts Oos lSntcrellc ici-
ncr @emeinOc i'm 9llge 6ottc, 10 mar
er au6 ltets fiir 0aS aQgcmeine Mo6l
leincr Dlitmeni6en 6eiorgt. @r mar
8. 9. OlitglieO OeS o9lQgemeinen
0clti6cn @oiicn6ouicS" lmO Nlit6c-
griiu0er OeS y9lQgeneiucu 9cuti1en
@rciicn6cimS." Scit 10 SSo6rcn uor
CT GrdliOent OcS lcbtgenannten Sn-
ititlt@.
GoS 6anilienlc6en OeS &critorbe-
nen mar eiu 1uBerit gliidlibes. 9lm
26. g(lgult 1867 per6eirot6ctc li1
0err @nAmonn nit sSrou &ut6oruc
gc6orene Sboo6, uel6c i6m am %.
Slmi 1918 Or6 Oen Zoo cntriiicn
purOe. Ger G6e entiproiicu 5m0lf
&inoer, bon nel6an nod 0rei S06ne
om 9e6en iinO: 6crr Grnit 9o6-
iuann @u66olter ser 3peiten 9iotio-
nalbonf Serr @il6elm 81. Bad.
MANI 9u66olter Scr n@itts6urg6
9lote @laB Gompanp~ lmO Or. 60
marc $. 8o6munn. 9lcben leinen
0rei S0bnen binterldBt Boitor 9od-
mann orci Gnfel cine S6peIter in
Gbio ino cine S6welter inO cineu
9ruOer in Ser Sdtpei5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
9Scrlaft Sns .S5pIuital.

6ran Go9n .. 9arfin inn, Die
Sdlpie9ertodter oeS 9uffaloer Nlil-
IiondrS So6n 3. 9arfin, lit nod) ci-
ncr ernlten Operation 10 peit mieoer
Dergcliellt ooB iie IN ocn iGditen Ia-
gen oos Soipital Oerloiien imo not
Saule 5nriidfebren bari. 6ral Sars
I'M lpnr0e am is. 6e6runr in OaS
&olpitol eingcliefert iulo fam in Se-
Danohing bon Or. s. W}. z. Gifiani.
Gieier iiibrtc nit groBen Griolge ei-
ne lHlpierige 9arnloperation aus.
Serr Sdrtin 6lieb m16renO ser
&rauf6eit ieiner Satin ununterbro-
d'eu ant &ranfen6cit uno miro iic aul
nddIien Sonntoo ouf ibrer Seimreiie
nod Buffalo Gegleiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
@On eec nnS SafIclI. En-. =. :.


9altmQre's &oblenausfu6r ninmt
in 6eOelttenOem NloBito6c 5u. -
Geguldrer &o6lcntransport 5mi-
iAcn 9crnruOo rmo bier gepIaut
9oltimotcs &oDlcnauSfu6r in DnS
ghlSlanO bctrIg inn lcbten Sn6r ii6er
100000 Eonnen; Oicier llnItano
ldBt jcbt Die 2ligcn Der gon5en &C.
idjGftspelt ii6 ollf Baltimore riG-
ten. Bon Bermuda fonInt iett cine
fir Die fauilndnuiiben 9rciic iebr in-
tcreiiante 9lnfrage na6 Der 2ei-
i.lmgsfGbigfeit fir So6lcnOerianOt
Der Baltimore Sbio 9o6n" an
Der ntlantii6en aiilte imO nnmentlid)
in Baltimore. Gnrmls glnlbt man
IN oen betbeiligieu &reiieu entneb-
men 81 fonnen, OaB Baltimore an
8eOelltirng fir Die 2(usfu6r bon
Sci5materialien 5ugenommen bat.
Sn 9ermuoa miro angeblid ein re-
gclnlGBiger 9oblen 8ransportOienlt
5nii6en BORT unO Baltimore in @r-
mdgung ge5Ogen; Die bier eingelar-
fene 9lnirage miro in oen 9urealr
Der Baltimore S6io 9a6n" olls-
gefiiat mo Oann sur GerOollitdnoi-
gung na6 Ct George, Y6iluoelpbn
itno gtem Norf geben. g}a6 Der
mlloa ioll olle 5ilr &erfiiglmg lte6cn-
oc 9luSfunft iiber bic StaDt 9alti-
more mo bic 6ieIigen SHifia6rt5-
rerbGltuiiic gelanot werOerL ebeuio
mcr0en Die Oortigen intereiiirtcn
&reiie nit ben .6ieii0cn aoblcnbdnO-
Icrn III GerbinOung gcbrnbt lueroen.
Gompfer bringt iiiBe Sa-
Dung
Nit Dem norpegii6en Gonpicr
0NogeiO" famen geitern 100 Eon-
nen 3uder BON Gan Gonlingo bier
al lnO ioaen bier fir 9ioerpool un-
9elaOell lperOen. S0rlge WoGe ram
Der Gampfer a9luno1 nit elmer gIei-
den &aOmg an Giee beioen 3u-
derloOlngen iiuo ieit mc6reren SAB
rem oie eriten, Die BON Oieiem Suien
aus nod &iperpool beridiiit perOcn.
Ter Gompfer SQuecnuiore" Der
So6niion Sinie ioa Ocn ponl pGu-
geio" nlitge6ruhten 3lidcr 5llr Nci-
terreiie mline6mcn
oS otupio" 6ringt 29G q a i
iugierc..
Ger Snm6urg 9lncrifu 1am-
pier o9ntupa" fu6r SOnntag 9lbcno
nit 296 3wii6cnoeds &oiiogierel
bon @omblrg nob Baltimore ob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Sel6ltmOrOuerlmdl.


Sin 15jd6riger Gbineicnilnge nimmt
aleeiol5. ~ Scimpe6 ioll @rlnO
sur @er5weiilungSt6nt iciu.
Sein 3uitano miro na9 dr5tli-
der 9e6anOhng geio6rloS er-
flGrt. 3wei 9(bi6icos6rieie.
S5n ser g8GI6erei, 9ir. GAG, 9loro-
@roaOpap, Gde @ager-StraBe, nabnt
gcItern 9tadmittag 3 llbr, Benjamin
Gbelp, cin 15-idbriger Gbincie, Slice
ial5 in ielbitm0roerii9er 9lbiidt. @r
mar gera0e aus ser S1ule 9lr. 5,
@de 9li6lano-9lOenue uno @rooomaD
gefommen ais cr iein &orbabelt
ousiii6rtc. Sin 9(m6ulan5wogeu
bra6te i'm in Oos ct. SSoiepbS-So-
ipital, no i'm dr5tlic6e Siiilfc bolO
ollBcr @efn6r 6ra6tc.
,3ipei gl6i6ieoSbricic 6nttc Der
jllugc Selbitu0rOer pcriaBt, Ocn ei-
ncn al cinen ieincr &qpoSlCute, mo
Den anOcreu an cinen ,y8oftpt%1, oen
mon abcr biS6cr nibt criiitten
fonnte. !Vlon 0loil6t, OnB 0eimpe6
Der @rlnO sur &er5Weiflltugst6at
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
tsinc ii6lc gInncluuhnIIeit.

9|oNoem cr iih in Der 6nlton.2lpc-
me an eincn norOlic6 fo6renoel
@ooen onge6dngt bate, iprang ser
neml Sabre alte gSnlter S6ilow ans
Der McSenrD StraBgl 9bIid5 riid'
lingS u6 unO geriet6 inter Elm Oem
@efd6rt iolgenOeS 2lltomo6il, ucl.
DIES g9olicr Sin0Niiit bon Cans.
Oopnc, Baltimore Gountp, gc60rt
unO alI6 BON ocmirlben qeitcuert
wiirOe. Serr 2inoqiliit llp3 rFoli5ilt
Bernard s. SanOers ppnI, iii0mcItli-
6eu 1iitrift bratbtcn oen anaben III
bas Sprecb5immer BON Or. G6eoOorc
SS. aoloeuep, 9ir. 80, Siib.6ulton-
9Ibemic, woieI6it ieitgeiteat wnroe,
naB Der jimge Sbilom lid cine Ser
reuflng oes iyrBtnOc1els 5uge5o9eu
hottie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
GrpCitrrnng Oes 6OmnrS ". 9clM
Snnatorinms.

Or. Sorporo g(. &ellD oOer Die fiir5-
lid incorporate @oipitnl-Gompa9nic
6ca6ii1tigt, OaS 6oDnrO g(. aellp
Sanatortuu ani Gutaip @locc 81 pcr-
gr0Bern. 81 Oieien 3pcde miro Oos
@rimOitiicf 9lr. i472, Gutam Gluce,
pelAeS sur 3eit OoS Snuatorilun ge-
gen SiiOen a6gren5t, augefauit wer-
Den. Gieic Grperbuno miro Die
Sront oes SnitititS BON 1859 Sub
oii ctua no SUB. aufangeno an Der
Dioi6er StroBe uno nod Siioen
laitieno, cripeitcrH. Ter aEan, OaS
Sonotorhun mogliAit raid 81 per-
9roBern, miro augeblib ser mebr
unO me6r betannt mcroenOen emil
ncntcn Scilfrait Oes &aoilmS imO
Der tiglib iteieenoen 2ln5a6l bon
aranten jugeic6rieben, pelHe OaS
Sdnotoriuni arillhen in Der Soff-
uitn0, bon oicicm 9Ritcl ae6cili al
lueroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

ipriing(ic6c Gerorourug beitiunlte,
ooB iincr6ol6 "a SttnOen Die 9Ierjtc
Die folgenOen aranf6eitcn unmcloeu
Foden G6olero, oel6eS 6ie6er 0ip6-
t6eritis, Moiern aeu6buitcn S6ur-
lu6fieber, G1p6us unO ainOet.
0iarrboe.
Gas Enhancement OeS Srn @eot-
mole 6radte oen Eoiills, Die 9lnmel-
0ung inner6al6 a Stuuoeu 81 mo-
den, in @egfaI. 9lnitatt oeiien miro
ieOer 9lr5t Oerpilibtct oic bctreiicnoe
9ronf6eit 5ll mel0en uuGOem er sic
Tiognoic genoc6t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Sic Snltnr-SSealc OcS Ocutidcn
@OltCS.

Ger Sortrog bon &oitor Or. Sulius
Soimoun perianmclt cine ouBer
orOentli6 9roBe 3u60reridoit il
Der 9luln Der b66eren &no6en
idule an Scr Soworo.StroBe -
Gin @ruB oi aoiier @ilDelln scr
3ueiter.
Sin olIbcrorocntli1 5o6lrci6cs <
bliflm batte lih geltern oulGBlid ocS
illuItrirten Sortrags BON @oItor Gr
Sulius @ofmam ii6er sic alltur
SOeole OeS Ocutiben &olfes" in ocl
9lulo ser itGotii6en 6o6cren ano6cn
l6ltle oil Ser gioro.Sopor0-S StroB,
eingeilnOen lmo lolihte nit ge
iponntelten Sntereiie Sen @orten oes
om S6luiie NIT rolliben0em 9eiful
belobnten &ortraqen0en.
[Sn ser Ginleitun0 6eiprod 0el
GortragenOe sic oeitic6e GcrgunQen
Belt, mic Tie IN Sen 9ier5lllan0e CT
6Gltli6en 9ilOcrn ms ent0eocntritt
0nS 2anOid6oftSbilo, beionOcrs Oes
f6ciDS; boS St1Ote6ilO. 1Srei6ura
9rcSOcn 9|iirn6crg SilOcs6cinl.
GoS ncuc Oellti6Iono cridcint oli
i6ncn nidt: in i6m linO an Steac
Ser 6citlungSt6iirmc oie 15a6rifibIotg
gctrcteh nnO III ieiner glr6itcftul
fcicrn Glen mo 9eton i6re Grimm.
pDe 0oS neue 0eltti6lono iud)t ci.
nen neucn, Oas lit ieincn ciqncn 9til
&c0ner go6 0orn cine Sfi5Se Oes
9cogropbiitben GcutihlnnO in0 aid
IN groBen 3iigen Sic 0eutibc Sc
ibidte; nnO ib 5ur 9epolfcrlng 0cs
bcltignl 9ieide5 5u ipenOcn sic poll
til6. io5iol uno fir6lid-rcli0i0s gc
ibilSert ipurOe Gen SdhlB Oes &or.
trogs bil0ete Elm fur5er 9htS6lif oui
OoS 9cutidt6nnl in 9(merifo.
Nonnd trot mie0er Oos @ilO IN
iehc 9iecbte: GcufmGlcr wiirocn &c.
5ei0t bonn GroBen Sirfiiriten, pom
@roBen SrieOrid], aoiicr @il6clnr
imO iblieBid OoS 9il0 g9il6elms 9,
Dem I'M @ciong u0ie @odbt onr
&5ein" Scr GruB scr @eriommhino
entgcgcn0e6rodt puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Sntrrc6antc gSOrtyGsc.

,Sil Der @lcGoD.Solle 6iclt geIterll
9iaNnitag StoatS-66riter lSreocrid
e. Qcslcu ciuel bo@it iutcreiiauten
9'ortrag iiber bic n&olocr NlarD-
lcno'S." lin 4 ll6r Deiltc 9labmitag
miro Ncrr 9eSlcD in oem Gameu-
Clint bon 9lolauo @orf iiber 0S9at-
tcn6dlunc an 0eu SanoiiraBcn" ipre-
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Yulisiit fanpit nit 5luci 0pancn.

)iad borten aaupie gelang cs &c.
iicri in iriiber Niorgenilunoe Poli5ilt
Guau0t pom iiiolihen Giitrift, 5lpel
je 1870 &iuno idwere 9tcgcrweiber 81
pcr6afien mo nab Dem StationS-
bauie SAT bringen @cicbt unO Sdnoe
ocs @oli5iiicn 5cigten 5a6Ireide
araBpunocn mo icin 5lpd mar arg
5criebt. 9eioc 9Seibcr, Sciiie Sunt
nnO N(anlie 3allowap, pareu Der
Mi6cil6rung uo OeS 9lngriifs aiif
sen 4oli5iiteu angei6uliogt mo
naroen iiir Die @er6anohng Uor
oca @rohgeihmorenen inter 9iirg-
itait geitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Csinc lucrthupllc Nrnnr.

Serr @iQium $. S6aO bon 6or-
rcit 9lpenuc, no6e GbarlessStroBen-
9(benue, lit Der Better eines ieltenen
@egciltanoeS geporOelt. Giue &ennc
lcgte ibni ein ST. oaS bier llh5el
idwer lit imo aAt 3oIl i'm llmiuug
miBt. Gie Scnne, cine bon %, Die
$err Shoo iein eigen nemt lit BON
Der iogennunten %lpmoutb &od-
.&aiie. Serr S6oo lit Der 9lniicbt
OoB nit Oieicm ii elm 9lccoro ge-
brohcn morOen iei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
sdladltcl.6aGrif in GIammen.

GaS @e6duOe Ser $. 0i. 9lOler Com
PAM Ollrb 6cuer 5eritort. llc6el
60 Snioiien Oes o6rienOlD Snn"
ouf Oic StroBc getriebeu.-S6o.
Sen iuigcfd6r $4,000. 65 9(uge.
iieate or6citslos.
llc6cr GO Snioiicn OcS o6rienOlg
SIM" ciIten geltern@lorgcn fur5 nadJ
6 ll6r MIR in notbOiirftigitcr 9cflci.
Olng, auf oie StraBe, ais eiu 6euer
in ser S6adtel 6a6rif BON $. N}.
2l0lcr & Go., pel6e iih in 9tr. 305,
SiiO S6orpitroBc, 6efinOet lno 81
reft ou 0oS Sogir6ous it0Bt, aus
6roc6 uuO einen SdnOen oon lnge-
fd6r $4,000 in Der 6o6rif perllriodte.
Benjamin Nioron, Der 9}a6hu1dter
Oes o,SrienOlD SIM" 6enlcrfte nuf
leinenl JilnOgonge, fiir5 c6c CT oie
Seute 5um 6rii6itiid ulicn moIltc,
oidbtcn Nou1 aus Dem ginfo6rtst6or
Der lSobrif beruorOrinNen. Sn Ner
glnun6me, ooB n0gli6er @eiie OuS
2ogirbaus in 9rono gerot6en lei,
elite er ioglei6 BON Stodlperf 3ll
Stodperf unO luedte Die Suioiien,
Die ic6 &olS iiber &opf ms 6reie
5il retten iu6ten. Grit Oonn mllroe
entOedt, 0oB Oos 5euer iicb in Sem
gle6euge6diloc 6eiano, no es in Ell
nenl Sollien otter S9o6telH inn
5weiteu Stodperfe entltonoen por
luiO an ocn 0aiel6it oufgcItopcItcu
Ynpier @orr1tbcn reicbe 9}obrllng
fanO. 6euerhei Campbell pon 5.0i.
thrift par 5ugleiG nit oen eritcn6elt-
erme6rmuunihoiten allf Dem 9rano-
plobe erid)ienen, ln0 bielt es fiir no
t6ig, einen 5meiten 2llarll 5il gc6cn.
SnOeiien nnroen groBe &alieruens
gen in Ole 6lnmmen geianOt, oOoB
bel glnflmit Der nG6lten 6euerue6r.
ntannl6oiten ser 9rano 6ereitS mn
fer Gontrole mar 9oS 9l0ler 0e-
bGuoe geb0rt @co. gS. &rouB inlo Be-
ite6t ans pier Stodperfcn. 9ln Die
MISUNDERSTANDING iou iiiiOer5ii9liG
gelGritten perOcn Gtpo 65 gIngc
ltcltc iin0 ourh Ocn YronO or6citS
los gelporoen.
M duieals 9ronoitifter.
Snt SoOen Oes 0rn. 5. %. @roB,
9tr. 700, SIT MonlmentitroBe, no
6ungrige Nf0uie nidtS 9(nOereS ais
Strei66ol5er olS 6uttcr finoen fonn.
ten entltono gcitern &ormittng ein
SrnnO, Scr nit Siilfe ser 6. GSeuer-
me6r Gonpngnie bolO gel0i6t pur-
Oe. Der Better lit Der lle6er5eugun0,
Bob Die 3lugrigen 9}aget6ere 6ei
ibm 81 9ronoItftern gemorOen iinO.
$4,000 fir SIfcr6auIdnlc nOt6ig.
Dit cincr Slmnc BON $52l7 be.
gom geltern OoS ano6cn-Gonlite Der
rOreoo SGooI Of Gountrp 9ifc" cine
encrgiihe Ganpognc, INN sic 6isbcr
por6anocncn Nlittcl auf $4,000 5i
6ringen. Der 9ctrog Ioll bis sum I.
glpril aili9cbra6t werOcn. Ser Ylau
cinc Sdnle ms 2ebcn 81 rufcn, Die
iirr ana6en ocniel6cn 3wcd Ga6en
ioll, pic Die misunderstanding
S,odjIt6nle iilr Sic @rluad)icnen. lit
porigcS Solr BON 5e6n Snobcn &c.
fnBt iporOcn mo felt SSnli Daben iie
Is icrtig gebrobt, $4,000 5u collefti-
rem. @ci Der porgcitcrn fattgciunoc-
men @riinoungs-Se -Seriannnlung pur-
0en folgenoe 8erren in Ocn @orItonO
acmdDlt: @iliom 3. God)roit @rdii-
bent; Millian %. @llicott, gice-@Sr1-
liocnt; GOwin @ariielo, inn, Scfrc-
tar, mo 5. Senrp Stro6mcvcr,
GdabmciItcr. Bon Dem Sno6cn So
mite fonnten mn 5pci, 0o iic iibcr 2t
Sabre alt iinO, gepdGlt mcrocr @s
Iiuo OicS Sa6an SparfS uuO So6u
6. Semmes, iim
OtCrlUHk So
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9lmrriran Yranrrri nEalaecn

lit nitGt MIR cill @ier, 0ns rcidcli Sli-
bait uuo Gnten &cihmud pereint,
ipnoeru and elm uHDcridlidtcs, 5A,
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scilgcr im0 ojehmObets.5 5orOerer.
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Ssllcn. 5traBc Tcl 6 ~ N Nlount
a'ernon 30l. (aRdr3ll)
(slaegel
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0rin rrfnlnLnirr glnnrll

gtiht mliouit idbcincn bic 9ercinig-
ten NobIib6ti0fcitS @cicllidaiten
All Den @oblt6dtigfcitsiim Sci
Icntibcn Der Staot i'm 3ntcreHe ci.
neg aIten beOiiritigeu Ocldi6en Che
paarcs oppeIlirt 5u baben. @enn
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nenc @o6en Elm, uno Der 6ono, pel-
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iml 81 ermoglicbcn, OaB oaS alie
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cnsciilanoergeriiicn uerOeu mb,
iApillt itetig.
gInh Der geiirige Gag brodte ipie-
Nor Arpi Wcitryrp n1iulih nm
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0cntfA lou0 lit fref
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yin9mmAer
iiibrte CcutihIauo ais N}iiitcr i'm
SSmpiweicn an unO io9tc II. a.. uGs
lit mir unDcritdnoGd, uic Gin Dit
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0enommen mu Oa3u einaere1t NOR.
oeu iiuo, Inn Oie @oamaht ocs @e.
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0cr 0rei gcitrigc, ndnlib BON
United labor bulletin., 1914-01-03
SYNOPSIS.

Rudolph Van vechten. n young man of
leisure. Is astonlshed TO see n man enter
No. 131a house across the street from
the Powhatan club. long unoccupied and
spoken of as the House OF Mystery. Sow
efal parsons at regular intervals enter
no: isis- Van Vechten expresses concern
TO his friend. Tom Phinney. regarding the
whereabouts Of his cousin and hancee,
fai9e Carew. man IL forcibly elected
from the house. Van Vechten and Tom
follow the man and find him dead In the
street Van Vechten is attracted by the
lace OF a girl In the crowd OF onlookers
ers the girl gazing at him with n look OF
Ecorn from the windows OF the mysteri-
Gus house. Detective Flint calls on Van
Ncchten 10 get his version of the trng-
edy. Tom fhiuney goes alone on a yacht
ing trip He recognizes among some per-
cons In a passing motor boat two men
whom he had seen enter the House Of
Mystery. He sees one OF them. n Mr.. Call
us on shore later and follows him. Tom
u seized. bilndfolded and taken TO a
house He hears n girl named Jessie. evil
IDENTIFY the daughter Of the man In author
ity. question his captors. A s~eef-voiced
girl later protests against the roughness
OF his cnptors. Van vechten calls on his
uncle. Theodore Won veehten. blk man
n Wall street and known the Man OF
the whereabouts of Paige carew. Detec-
i've Flint shows Van Nechten gold
mesh purse found In the House OF Mys-
terry Van recognizes II ns belonging TO
Psixc Carew. The sweet-yoiced siri helps
Tom Phinney escape. Detective Flint
tells Van Nechten he has a theory that
Paige has been kidnapped
United labor bulletin., 1914-01-03
BOOK II.
CHAPTER v.
Tom Phlnney Returns


During this ride II occurred to Van
rechten that he had seen nothing OF
Tom Phinney since he had sent him
away brusqueiy the day before. He
wondered not little at his friends
prolonged absence. hoped that Tom
was not hufy. and finally concluded
that he had tired OF waiting upon an
uncertainty and had gone on upon
some jaunt of bis own.
The Man OF Iron harkened attentive
ly TO what Rudolph had 10 say. but II
the narration prompted any misgiyings
be showed them not at all. He consld-
cred moment. after the younger man
had finished. then said:
One woman might drop from sight
In number of ways. but Il Is too i'm
and Josephine could cave been made
away with without ripple reaching
the shore. Both merit stern rcbute
although apprehepe that nothing Asri-
ous has happenel-
And Thcodo's Van vechieu dis
missed the Fubjecs. nor would he ais-
cuHa Il any furihrc during RudolFh's
stay.
A furious thupSsrstorm was raging
when the latter Rs ready to depart.
so he perforee o-aned with his uncle.
and instead of returning to the Pow.
hatan. went directly to the Kenmore.
where he surprised Barnlclc with an
explicit injunction no, TO be permit
ted to sleep a minute later than seven
o'clock.
Seven. did you say. eir!" asked
Barnicle. too thunders;ruok to believe
his own ears.
Tho young man regarded his aged
valet trinc sardonically.
You old sstyr. Go to bed nj de-
cent hour. and to sleep-mark that.
United labor bulletin., 1914-01-03
AMUSEMENT FOR THE TOTS
Game That WIN Keep Them Interest.
ed During the Long Evenings
Of the Winter.

Now that the evenings are drawing
In, the children will want some now
game to play after supper 10 over
They will all enjoy the ''Cut-out Fam
lily Came" which Is played as foilows:
Get big pile of illustrated journals.
catalogues and picture papers. and
give each child blunt. pointed pair of
scissors, a large sheet Of newspaper or
brown paper. and a pot-cf paste or
packet OF pins.
Then read or. tell them. some simple
little tale OF everyday, life--not fairy
story. but an ordinary. everyday tale
OF boys and girls and their fathers
and mothers. As you TO along. stop
from time to time. and let the children
United labor bulletin., 1914-01-03
Fox.Terr,er Mother. Duck.

Mr.. Woodrow, head keeper at Nune-
ham Park. England. the residence OF
the Right Hon. Lewis Harcourt. has \
fox.terrier which is mothering q duck.
From the day 1t was hatched the duck
has been under the constant care Of
the dog. and they are always to-
gether. The duck will not associate
with or take any notice OF the other
ducks near the cottage. but 1t is al
ways with the terriers When the
dogs bark at strangers the duck runs
and quacks, 1t Is now about fivs
months old.
United labor bulletin., 1914-01-03

thing on 'is Mind. 90 e 'as."
Barnicle7-and you will Hnd It no
great hardship TO rise before seven
o'clock"
"Oh,. it's no 'ardship at all, sir; just
--er-beggin' your pardon. sir--just n
bit unusual. II ! may be allowed to
say no. sir"
WELL Van vechten announced, Il
am going TO turn In now. And want
10 be up by seven"
An hour later. satisfied that his
master actually was In a sound slum-
ber. Barnicle blinked at the bedroom
door in bewildered way. then at the
eellarcttc. Next he produced key.
opened tho richly carved door and
poured himself n stin peg of brandy.
Having consumed this with evident
relish. glass and bottle were replaced.
tho door was closed and locked, and
then Bnrnicie moved with mn air of
stealth to tho desk telephone.
Cautiously he seated himself and
noiselessly took down tho receiver.
calling for Z number In voice SO low