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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
Meritauiihes Sasebu d..
WtIttanifdsr 8 i'm mel.
Don 0r. R. J. SOb.I.

8as bate Goth. srit gum m.gis
tatiidsn 5immsI ssiagt! gti6t ala o5
StaIisn ben Gsrslsi9 nit benz buns
tsln tisfsriinoissn gIiu uidt ipisleno
ausbisIte; aber in Der uupsrlpiiitlI-
den gebarrli6tsit mub man oem me-
ritanii4s7 etnen puntt mebr susss
iteben. Selbit in Der Tsgen5eit, bic
i'd in DOIler Rdfis gu ipiiren bstum,
nsnn bic gid6ts nod 70 ouHtel uno
regenidpsr bersinbrnfen unb oh uns
Iditetsn, ben gRorgen labt fid Werito
MN einmnI ntdt ourd WOltsn triis
zen. Bis gum Wittasbrot piro Der
Simmsl inuber ssbaltsn, iinb oumit
1T bic Stimmung bes Sases feitgsle3t
unb ssrsttet. 90 in Der Regsn5.it.
llno bic bauert nud bem aalenb.rs
mann tur5. bier MOuate. Die iib<
ri6en Subrssorittsl miiiien nit blausr
Sints uer5eibnst tperosn. Sd lam
MIR bon Der Saupiftabt rsben, fir u.
armfelise Stiimper Osn @srgIei9 nit
Ri55a IsranSerrtsn. 9tls Oh WisritO
ienen iOgsnlnnten slpissn 5riiblin9
Ser fran5Diii4en 9iiItsnitabt niht psit
in ben S9attsn itsIlts. Wlsrito Iisgt
uuf PilutusbObs, uno Obsu leuht.t
eine &iarbeit. Die man in Der Gbeae
umiOnit fu6t. Sir bic nOtbpenbige
&i6lung, 0u pelder Der 9rsitesrao
perpflidtet, forssn bic @inDs, bic eias
lib b.raus pittiss Rolls i'm atmoipbds
ridden 9ausbalt Meritos iibernoms
men haben unO oiefe refpettpoll
b:'.4fiiGrsn. Nm Ra6mittag febt
es fir sep06nlid Elm tlsiuss Winbs
ipiel ab. uHo 3il taoeln III babel MIR
Der Staub. Der sinem bns 4tbmen,
bas iib.rbaupt fir ieben HsudnfSmms
liHe Elm sinsebsnbts Gtubium ere
beii9t nod iaursr madt. 60 gang
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

CERT, tommt nidt mebr in bi. Segis=
latur unb periderSt jebe 4usE6t, ait
elnem suten poiten gu geIansen. Oisis
9ersiituns ermsiit iid 10 ausreidtllo,
oab bic gpfs bic 2esislatur Dpa'g
beberriten. Der proseB 1T pOlIis ses
fabrlos. Der BOB 1T tein Offent!;1er
Seamter uab tann BON Sebsm @elD
nebmen. DAP er feline areaturen III
Der 2eeislntlir nit @emtern belOb1t,
III ebenfaqs ni9t unseieblid, oa cr
teine 8eripredunsen md6t, ipnoern
cine itiaI4neieenpe @sritdnoiglins tss
itebt, bab bic @eboriamen belobnt uno
bic rnssboriamen beItraft perber.
Hdbere 8ea6tung peroient no6 cine
gelessntli6e Geuberuns Wleaens, Die
oabin gebt, oaB I'm cine CUTE Sabni
perpaltuns sli erlansen, Elm WlonopoI
notbpsnoig Iei, oab aber oieies Wlos
nOpOI in SGnoen Der Reeieruns liesen
miife. Wenn Elm 4noerer Oas geiagt
bate. piirbe bic sroBtapitaliitiide
partsi aus einem Mlnbe .So5iaIiit!"
geI4risen baben, aber Wiellen piro
man pobI in bisisr Deiie nidt ob.
fertigen pollen, osnn feline idlimmiteh
5einOe perben ibm 3ugeite1en, oaB er
pus @iisnbabnlpeisn DON 9ruuo auf
perItebt unb niht 5u ben So3ialiIten
geb0rt. Sp9 mag unter Den gegens
pdrtigen 8erbdltnifsn Elm Giienbabn-
WonOpol inter psitsebenbiter Rsgiss
runeszaontrOIe ratbiamer isin,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

Senetpr Root bat d6srmaIs
tas @ort gu @uuitsn Der Bill. iue!6e
tie 9lbgabenfreibeit aufbebt, ersriffen
nno peitere iiber5suesnoe @tgumente
fir bic lppaIe GrfiilIns oes 9ertrlgs
nit @nglanD oeIiefert. Spe5iea be-
G6tsnspertb 1T bic 9urlssuu9, oab
cine 4bgabenfreibeit fir umetitaniide
aiiItsnfabrer beim 4bIt!ub oss Der
TRACES ni6t beabii6tist porosn lein
.1nns, neil amsritanii6e SGiffe, nm
na6 oem panamaz&anal gu gslangeil,
auf eine Strede BON iiber tauieIo
Meilen niht bic ameritaniife aiiite
entIuns. iparcrn auf offensr Gee faas
zen. Das lei Demna6 tsine &iiiten:
iabrt. gluf Den 8oridlus, bic anses
lesenbsit Dor Elm S9ieosseriht gss
brtnssn, erbebt Root ben Ginpanp,
Oen mir bsrsits porssbra6t haben,
udmli6 paB Der Sennt niemals in pi:
glnrufune eines S6tsbsssri6ts, rp3u
cine 3ipsi= 0rittel>Webrbsit nothpens
Dig iit, einDhigen iperOe. Der Grr.
iblag 1T oater melt nihts uls sins
2iit, nit Del Senatorsn tpis Ropt,
bic Elm 9eritGnOHiB fir Die nnticnaIs
Gbrs beiiBen, ni4t gstdltiai pcr0en
tOnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

Il m Iein poIitii6es 4nieben pies
ser su aspinnsn, piro RooieDelt na9
isinsr Hiidtebr aus Spanien Ii9 nit
aler Wa6t in ben 8abltampf in
pennInloanien itiir5sn. Ssin 3isl
lit, pin6ot gum Siege ii6sr 9snroie
gu oerbelfen, bic einanber bas Manbat
I'm ben SunDesienators poiten ftrsis
tia MAIDEN. go iehr du6 bisiem Be-
miiben grfolg gu piiuiden lit, Denn
sine giieoerllae Don penrOie pGre aIs
einSeil fir bic 9eiammten Der. Staas
ten au beariiben, lit taum Oentbdr,
baB RopieOeIt Our6crinsen pirO. Wie
bollia Die qrogreifiiten ibren Sal!
perlpren BADEN, 1T aus Der geringen
Bail Don Stimmen erii6tlid, bic
gin6Ot. Der Oo6 IifsrIih Elm beosus
tsnbsr unD h0tit sbrenpsrtter Wiann
1T, BEL ben grimdrpablen erlanst
bat. Sas i'll Der in ben progrsiiiOsn
'Maiien DOrI6lpsbsnpeR Qnii4t 5u5us
idreibsn, baB bic progrsiiiOe qartsi
bios ben 3ped erfiiat, Der oemOtras
tii6en Qurtei gum @riolgs 8u per
belfen. iFsrner tommt ais nidt min
Der piftigsr 5attor in 9etraat, pab
bic 9eutidben, pie ba8 Ii6srals gle
msut iiberbaupt, bic bis6sr Die pro-
arsiIipe partei uRteritiiBt bubsn, Don
oisisr ni6ts msbr piifsn poqen, ieits
bem lie Ii6 in iOld ausgeiprodensm
MaBe fir Probibition unO Weibers
itimmre9t ertldrt fat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

Dd6rsn0 bic u . s Diploma
ten Ratbes pfIegen, tpie iie Gurran8u
talt itelen ppllen. idreitet bieier BON
einem Siese gum anbern uno bis lie
nit ibren 9sratbungen iertig iino,
lpirb garrunsa in Der 9auptitaot
Meritos Isin unb auf bic 9sidlufe
Der apnferen5 anttpOrtsn: Si4sebibs
bel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

MsIt.n fsBt istns intsreis
fdntsn Gut6iGun9sn ii6er bi: 9erpal:
ting Der Rsw 6aOsn 9abn iort, absr
Die pihtigite 5rage, Daru:a !. g.
Worgun fir ale 5ranspprtsRputen,
bic sr Der 9ieip 5aOen 9abn angliss
oerte, ausnrbmslos Doppelts preiis
Ls5abIts, bariiber oermo6ts sr t:ine
glugtunft 5u oeben, neil er sDtH blps
lQoreans gebienter mar uno isins
Qufsabe ii4 Oarin eri60pftt, bic ge.
ieble ieines Serrn 81 ooqitredsn. 4ufz
I9luIe Don Wsrt6 ertbeilte Weusn
iiber Die 9elquidung Der 0ffentIi:hsn
8prporationsn nit Der polttit. Die
Herp Slpen 8obn bate BEL isDer 2es
eisIutur ,ppn pel9sr iie @efdGigteiten
srpartets ooer Grprsiiungsn befiir9>
tets, ibrs Qseuten. 9as DirtIaluIts
Wlittel mar jtboh, oen Boz gu 5e3abz
len. Der polittI6s BOZ DOn R9oSe
SslanO srbielt $1,000 rag SGtr, Inn
fir bic SutersIien Der Rem oaoen
8ubn in Der 2egistdtur III iorgeu.
DieIe Wtittb:iluns, ois lpobl nt6t
iiberraIAeHo tommt, neil IN cen
3uIammeHbang BON gOBtbum uHo
@iienbdbn i6On ldnsit Dermutbst hat,
III iniofern DON Bsrtb, al5 Tie Der,
publitum pertbDoae 2luftldrunJ
ert6siIt. Man bat ii6 bGufig setpuns
fert, oaB GegisIdtursM sMitglieDer bic
Winihs Der sroben Sorporaticnfn
erfiillsn, obne Oab 9eits4ung na4.
reisblr pdre. Der perIOnli6e &oratter
Disler Wlitslisber i6liebt Iogar bic
Wi0gli6teit elmer 8eIts6ung ans. 1es
Rdtbfels 20iung bsitsbt Ddrin, oab
nift Die 2egisIatursWitglieOe bns
@sIO erbalten ionbern Der Boz.
Disier srtbsilt bieisn gefebls, bic aufs
@ort befclJt tperoen Wsr fid peis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
Dir Gtabt Rtritp

Der Sabnboi III cine GntiGuihun9,
eng itmlIbig uHo ountel. Ridt uur
Der 6duptitabi, ionoern aud Der fas
moisn 9eraeruSbabn unipiirbi1.
Shaos. ben CAT bur6 Elm pers
idmiert.s Gineanssibor idls6t Su
launsn. Die eitsn folsenben Strd:
fsnSiige iiibren Dur6 armslsui.pisrs
tel uro ldFsn einen indifferent. o5s
ihon Ols GiHs.iidnonib ssna9t tpers
Ten mug. oab lie brett aneelegi. trsff'
lid gspfIaitsrt unb rsinsebalisn iino.
Nbsr bann ,ommt aud ihon bns 9us
te unb bauit iih 5uiebenbs auf. Di.
0Guierbleiben 3fpar iberaIl sins obsr
botiisns 3p.iit0dig. allsin bic btHere
9aulrt pirD ausenfanis. 3tpii6sn
Die 3silsn binsin fdisbt ii4 aLIsnts
balbsn bic garodfaiiaoe elmer ipanis
itn Stride, bic aran3seiimis NIT
tarminfarbigsr patina belest,' Der
grobe Shurm ,u elmer itsintrnsl
8Iode estburmt. Dor Der Gir9e
Iiegt itets Elm ileiner Gartsn, 5utpeis
len nit iuftis griinen paImen Be-
i.an0sn. Sine ppbltbuenbe 8treinis
auns Don gs.baus unb auitsGrtI.in.
Tie 6rommsn bssniistn iih iheinbar
hdufig nit O.m Berpsilen i'm ssbsi.
ligtsn griinen Ye5irt unb iiebsn cine
WsHs lang i'm palmsni1att.n. 9i.
QIamsoa tam tsin ani0mmling bers
fsfIsn. Sic III Elm part inmitten De.
bsI.bt.itsn Strlben, Elm port BON iels
ten ,5rplroigsn unb maunisfdltigen
gaumsu Der balbtropiiden Jlprn.
bon breii,n itattigen Wsgsn burdJos
ger unO burt) bas WaFsripieI ,abIs
tsitsr Sprinsbrunnsn belebt. Die
Wo, sI3unft bat ber Stabt ben Riiden
sst.brt. ID babe in isinsr Der piss
len ofIsntliten 4nIasen Der Stapt
rod braub,n i'm. Sdlobpurt BON gb :,
puItap,e zines dnberen 0oesls aufi9s
tic iusroeu ,Onnen als Der garitiaeI
aass.isr. Sn Der 4lemeba ipirb BEN
gOIie 5p.imnI ip04entli9 quite Duff
sebotsn. Sd iags gut in boppeItsm
Sinns bsHu foipobl bns Repertoirs
ols aud bic 2lusfiibrung nsbmen ben
8srsIsit nit jeber bsiIti4sn Wlittsls
ftdbt auf. Die Wsritansr baben Elm
i.Itsu fsinss Wuiiigebor unb aiebs
3r jeosr Sorm Der 5onfunit. Sir
osn pOpoIino gilt bic pIasa msbr dls
b.. alam.Ol. Die pIa3a tn Der in
tsirsr m,IitauifHen Stabt feblsno,
WlittslpuHtt, 5aupts unb Snmm.ls
pI4s Der SauIen5er unb ainber. gr
1T in W,rito befonbsrs srob,iisis ges
ratben uHb kbeutsnb fbon bur9 bic
bssrsn5enO.g 9sbaube. ben RationaIs
pdIa't, oi. &atbsbrnIe uno bas Stnots
baus. Sisr itsben, tauern, bodsn
bic burfiibisen Snbianer uHb perssbs
ren ous hsrbsissihlsppte oosr auf bem
pIaBs isIbit .ritanbens GfisH, nobel ss
ebenio esrduihpoII ipie uHfGiibsrli4
bsrgebt. Dsnn Der adptllnsiiitr bas
lebts Stid nbilppft, bann i6aut bic
arme pIu3a aus, ala oh Elm Grii6ts',
5leii6s uno @smiifsmartt bier sbsn
sbOri4Iub sslnadt hattie. llsber BEN
RatiouuIpalait, ba i'd i6On oabor,
ft.be. 1T gu bsriHten, oab sr Elm un.
enoli4 luns.s nnb iaum g.slisoertts,
roiaro.b seitri9enes Gebaubs III.
niebris pi. elm aagerbuus unb ola
.in5isen GaFabsnfhmnd bic biitoriitt
gIode, NIT Der Dor hunbert Jabrsn
Der g3farr.r 9ibalso bic merilansr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

umionit baben bic @Dtter ben Dim.
mel in Werito niht nit unabtpaids
barem Blau beItri9en. Die biinns
al' Idbt es mon&em notbfpenbis ers
fd,einen, bann nno ipanu in bas
SSoumeer Drisabas ober garSpbns
binabaiitauhen. gepor bic Sonne
aipif1sn Den nisberen 2ranabers.n
binaus bon uns 2bf9ieb nimmt,
ipirft lie nod sinise bunte Garbene
maifen ins Girmoment, bic lid nun
sertbeilsn, irteindnosr permengen imc
10 jsnes unpsrgleidlid, absnbleuG,
ten tomponirsn, ous immer pitber
nsue unb eisenariiss Wotibs In bic
Partihlr ieBt, biz Die MuIii i'm
Suntsl Der 1a6t Osritimmi. Con.
nenabi6iebe ppn Der WeIt iinb ptrs
ipnIihe @rIsbnifs. bic jsber nad iei.
mem Temperament beutet. gtfpas
5rauriges oosr Bebmiitbises mag i'd
bier barin nida iinosn, idon bssbalb
nidt. neil es tsine Ddmmsritunoer,
ionoern nur 3dmmerminuten siebt.
IS gebt einem ME beim S6eibsn BON
5rsunben; ie raider iis DON iins ss=
ben, Oeito leidtsr tommt man iibsr
Ten 9srIuii binpss.
Die Rd4ie in Ulsrito Iino fiibl,
uno es bsibt, por ibnen auf Der 9ut
81 isin. 9sspsaen lesen bic einses
bOrsHsn iid po3l au9 70 friib CUR
Hube, unb bic Straben bleiben Ieer.
Sin potuIiren unb S1ipGrmen pie
in itaIieniiden Rddtsn unter BEN
gldn5snoen WsinIaub elmer tostanis
ihsn persola Isjiiet iid bier taum
Elm isntimsatalsy osuti9sr Siinslins.
Sd ieIbft bin mebr als einmal iib.r
Die iosar natjtsns nod bIGuIid
itimmerHbe aeaOenbeitanpene 2anps
ihait sesaHaen, bic mid lal,tIOs uuis
nabm.
Radt muB es ieiu, psHn i'd itsrbsn
mill,
Rldt mub es itin uHb toottniiiu,
Nismano iol psinen. nismano beten,
Sd nil aqein 3um lobe tret.n;
llnb feline 3anb nil i9 erfaiien:
Stpsigenb sehr mir our6 bic @afs
fen,
Wsit biulus 81 ben asapen
Dsrm miibs g.dtt.r iblafsn.
Damn beim .rit,n Worsenblintsn,
Bil id Ieis 81, Gros iinten:
Dori, i'm Sdobs soloner asbrsn
Wlub sr mir m.in @rab sstpabrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
ebaputt,p.e.

gs liest tets tine ftile Webmutb
iibsr bsm ailf bobtr gimme ras.nosn
G6loHs unb ieinsm unsnblid tpsiten
part. @iub ss bic unsebeursn Ges
SsrnbGums, urittr beuen idoH Wontss
auma fpanbelte unb bic bonn Glter
bart mitgsnommsn iinb; III es bic
Iautlois StslIe, Die MIR bns ar6h5,n
Der aasasisr unterbriht. iinb ss bic
BON islbit ii9 einitelIsnben grinnsr>
ungsn an sinsn nnsliidlide b.utiaen
0iiriten unb feline nod beuie In Der
9t14t bss SrrIinns lsbsnbe Satin,
cbe- iommt ss sinsm seraos bier gum
gsnubtfsin. pis boffnunsslos traurig
Is nm bislss mdrhenbafts aanb
it.btg Wirb Der Mnnn, Der ieiner
Diirbs ipeesn bier bauisn iDnnts,
nitt tinem nod piel unsliidIidereH
HahfoIser qlus MAIDEN, Der tpie alt
meritaniihen prafibentsn bic Gift.
flafds uno ben Worbitabl i'm Wappsn
fiibrsn miibis. Sd psrmas ss nift
gu Tassn, aber Id bin Der sigmtbiims
li6sn Siimmilns jsDss Wal srlsssn.
Dunbsrfams Wsse LADEN gum gssebeH
siH. aIss, ipas bic Jlora oisIss ges
iesnttsn adnbitrihes su bistsn Dsrs
mag, bat IiH bier 5uiammsnssfuRbsn.
Gin rsi3enbsr idtlfbeiianoensr See
lsu4tst iiber cine sriine Wlattt fer.
unb itil Babe iuheH ihren Neg iins
ter oiisstfpiilisn Mur5eln. Da3u latht
uns allentbaIben cine BlumeHprdht
In bic glugsn, bub eiusm eisentli5
fr0bli6 al Wlntbs fperb,n iollts.
Gin befonbsrer permsb psrfhafft
ben Gintritt In bas S9lob, bas bisfsn
Nomen fsiner Bauart fidsrliH nidt
Dtrbieni. Gs iisbt msbr sinem mtbs
sIiidtsn unb psrbauisn Gaitbof sIsiH,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-13
SMASHED INTO FRAGMENTS.
Stove Thoroughly Dismantled by Ex-
pl0sion.

Burlington, Feb. l3.--Among the
strange phenomena reported as accom-
panying the cold weather none seemed
to be any stranger than kitchen stove
blowing up at the residence of DIR. ID. J..
Nolan at lab Maple street yesterday
morning. During the night the pipes
that led to che hot water tank became
frozen. A fire was started in the stove
in the morning as usual and during the
absence of Miss Nolan from the room
the stove suddenly exploded, the entire
front being blown out. Little pieces OF
the stove were scattered about the room
and there seemed to be hundreds of frag-
ments. The live Goals were also very
much in evidence and the prospects of
fire We're very good. A telephone mes
sage was sent to station one and Chief
Niles went down with the auto truck In
the spots where the Goals were lying
small holes had been burned but the
hand extinguishers were used with good
effect and the place was soon out OF
danger.
; The force of the explosion blew the
pantry window out Had there been
in the room at the time a
death or severe accident would undoubt-
edly have resulted The explanation of
the explosion was that the pipe in the
stove was frozen and the sudden appli-
cation of heat caused it to burst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-13
SLIGHT RELAXATION
IN GRIP OF COLD
Mortified Was Coolest Spot in New
England Again With "a Be-
low Zero

Boston, Feb. 13.--The second cold
wave of the winter, which set in
Wednesday night, showed signs of break
ing away to-day although below zero
Temperatures were recorded in all parts
of New England, except Nantucket and
Block Island.
Northfeld, VT, maintained its place at
the head of the low list, according to
government records, with Greenyille, Me-,
a close second.
The weather bureau announced that
an old-fashioned snowst0rm was raging
this morning in Mississippi and it was
likely to bring warmer weather when it
reaches New England. probably tonight
or tomorrow.
The official minimum temperatures Of
some New England points last night fol
lows: Northfeld, VT, "a below; Green
vile, Me-, 20 below; Burlington. VT, rs
below; Eastport, Me-, 10 below; Con-
cord n. H., eight below; Portland. Me-,
four below; Hartford, Conn, four below;
Boston, three below; Block Island. two
above; Nantucket, four above.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-13
FROZEN PIPE MADE DELUGE.
Blanchard Building Got Big Quantity of
Free Water.

A frozen water pipe in the attic OF the
Blanchard building burst soon after
O'Clock to-day and preciptated large
volume of water down through four
stories TO the basement. The damage
is unreckoned as the losers on all four
floors were not present in every in
stance. b. w. Hooker 4 Co. suffered a
greater loss than any other concern.
Most of the water trickled through the
floors on the north side of the build
ing. One OF Hooker & Co.'S men dis
covered the water when he went into
the company's paper room. investiga
tion disclosed the fact that water had
flooded the barracks OF st. Aldemar com
mandery on the fourth floor, the lodge
rooms of Nincitia lodge X. =. on the
floor just below, Hooker & Coz mortuary
chapel on the second floor and the wall
paper department ON the ground floor.
Wall paper to the value of a good
many dollars was ruined and articles OF
furniture were badly damaged. Before
the deluge had been under way many
minutes, the. janitor, f. c. French,
to the attic and shut off the
water. The pipe was one OF the feeders
for large reserve tank located under
the rafters. Ii extends across the attic.
but the break occurred ION the north
side of the building, Mr.. French found
the pipe frozen solidly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-13
$4,000 FIRE AT ILIoN, N. Y.
Building Entirely Destroyed When Tenn
perature Was 80 Below Zero.

Utica, n ", Feb. l3.-Ilion's business
section suffered $4,000 fire loss last
night when the Hotaling block, a three
story brick structure, was entirely de-
stroyed. In the building was grocery
store owned by c. r. Hewitt & Sons,
and a rooming house occupied the upper
floors. The flames cut off exit by the
upper hall and while several persons got
out by means of the fire escape at the
rear OF the building, two men were
trapped in the front of the building.
Henry Fox found G. j. Burns in the hall
overcome by smoke and dragged him to
the front window on the third floor.
The ladders of the fire department were
too short to reach them. A fireman
climbed as high as possible and threw a
rope to the men. Fox climbed down
safely, but Burns, who had partially
recovered. was overcome by smoke and
dropped TO the pavement. He was bad
ly hurt but recovery is looked for.
The thermometer registered 32 de-
grees below zero which made fighting
The fire extremely difficult. It is be-
lieved that an overheated furnace start
ed the blaze.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-13
WINoosKI HOUSE RANsAcKED.
Robbers Carried Off Stuff from Unoccu-
pied Dwellings.

Winooski. Feb. l3.The homes Of
Mrs. Paul Leclair on Hickok street and
Miss Mary A. O'Sullivan were entered
some time within two weeks. Mrs. Le-
clair is in Hartford. Conn., and Miss
O'Sullivan has not been occupying her
home this winter. The burglary at the
Leelair house was not discovered until
Wednesday when Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Coutermarsh's daughter went to the Le-
clair home and found everything in the
house turned topsy ttirvy. Chief Of Po-
lice Barber was notified and immediate
ly went to the home to conduct an in
yestigation.
Entrance was made, it is thought. by
means of side door OH the long yer-
anda. A stepladder was used to take
things from the upper floor and some
dishes and other articles We're found on
the ground at the back ,-s the house.
which would indicate that the intruders
must have been frightened away. 1t is
thought that the robbery was com
mitted within week since the veranda
shows tracks of muddy feet and that
the stepladder had sunk in the ground
bit. The house seems to have been gone
through thoroughly. The only possible
clue that the officers can get to work
upon will be the visiting of the second
hand stores.
/. Discovery was made only yesterday
of the break at the home OF Miss 0'Sul-
liyan, entrance having been made by
forcing the pantry window with blunt
instrument. The house had been thor
oughly gone ever and clothing stolen.
Miss O'Sullivan is bGsrding and had not
visited her home for some time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-13
BOY DENIES CONFESSION.
William Dennis Says He Did Not Muir
der Chin Kim.

st. Albans. Feb. Contrary to the
general expectation, no preliminary
hearing was held IN city court yester-
day in the ease against William Dennis
and Elmer Rushlow, charged with the
murder OF Chin KIM
States Attorney g. r. Iadd OF Rich
ford was unable to come to the city on
account OF illness. What action he will
take in the matter is not known, but it
is said that the ease probably wiz be
brought before the grand jury rather
than that the boys will have prelim-
mary hearing in city court.
In an interview yesterday Dennis said
that he did not commit the crime with
which he is charged. He said he was
working for J. j. Hunt that day. going
to the bay with "a load of manure and
coming back with load OF hay. When
asked if he had not confessed that he
committed the crime he said: "We did
not-at least didn't.
When Mr.. Hunt was asked in regard
to the matter he said that both OF the
boys had been employed by him occa-
sionaily and that the day Chin Kim was
murdered Dennis worked for him
Hunt all day drawing wood About
five o'clock in the afternoon he took the
team to the barn Of the Standard Oil
on Adds STREET. What he did
after that time Mr. Hunt did not know.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-13
MAY ISOLATE NIAGARA FALLS.
Unless the City Adopts Recommended
Measures for Smallpox.

New York, Feb. 13.-Unless Niagara
Falls complies with recommendations re-
garding smallpox made by DIR. Hermann
M. Biggs, state commissioner of health,
that city win be cut off from communi-
cation with the rest of the world, accord
ing to announcement made here last
night by the commissioner. DIR. Biggs
said he had consulted with railroad OIL
cials and believed he would have their
co operation to the extent that no trains
would stop in the city of Niagara Falls
if the plan OF isolating that place should
be adopted.
"The people of the remainder of the
state must be protected and my recon-
mendations must be strictly and heartily
enforced in your city," DIR. Biggs tele-
graphed to the mayor and other city
officials of Niagara Falls. The message
contained the statement that there are
IS places in western New York where
smallpox now exists or has existed "due
to negligence" in Niagara Falls.
DIR. Biggs in a statement last night
said there were l30 cases of the disease
in that city two weeks ago. GAS COM
munity," he asserted, niagara Falls
seems hostile to vaccination, and this
makes it little difficult to have the
recommendations carried into effect, but
they must be carried out for the protec-
tion of the people of the state"
The telegram of the commissioner to
the mayor and health officer was in re-
ply to one received from them, stating
that a committee representing the EN-
ployers of various industries had pre-
sented a petition of formal protest
against the municipal health authorities
in ordering factories, hotels and places
of employment of any kind closed
against unvaccinated persons.
According to the petition, the en-
ployes declared health conditions had re-
Gently improved; and that with proper
precautions, such as attendance of doc
tors and sanitary working conditions, it
would be safe for buildings to remain
open. The committee protested "partlc-
ularly on account of the fact that many
of the employees daily handle poisonous
substances to such an extent that vac.
cination will be dangerous Co their lives"
Commissioner Biggs said his recon-
mendations to the Niagara Falls off
cials were that school vaccination must
be rigidly enforced; all factory and no.
tel employees must be vaecinated or re-
main away from work; and all places
where the public congregates, such as
churches and theatres, must remain
closed.