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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-04-01

] was aroused from my belated sleep
by the sound of mighty cataracts and
the tread of countless elephants Too
upon me. Too late remembered that
the door to my room had been left un
locked One hundred and sixty nine
were hudded outside my door drink
inc in the monOtOnouS drivel of the
guide who had shrill. penetrating
voice and not the taintcSt notion of a
conscience.
listened In dsmay for a moment
and then. act,lated by something more
than mere fury, leaped ont of bed and
prepared for Il dash across the room
to lock the door On the third stride
| WhirIed and made flying leap into
the bed scuttling beneath the covers
with the speed and accuracy of a craw
fish. Just in time. too. for the heavy
door swung slowly open second later
and the shrill, explanatory voice was
projected loudly into my lofty bed
chamber
Come a little closer. please" said
room was occupied for centuries by
the masters of Schloss Rothhoefen 1t
is Il beGclam See the great ba-
ronal bed. IL has uot been slept in for
more than 200 years. The later barons
refused to sleep in it because one OF
their ancestors had been assassinated
between its sheets at the tender age
OF six. He was stabbed by stepuncle
who played him false
A resolute heholder spoke up, Cant
we step inside"'
If you choose. madame. But we
must waste no time"
II do so want to see where the old
barons slept
please do not handle the bedspreads
and curtains. They will fall to pieces
heard no more, for the vanguard
had pushed him aside and was swoop.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-04-01

ss containing a telegram from
N Vienna apprising me of the
Immediate emDarkatiou OF
four ir1eproachnble Angels in the guise
of servants, brought II letter from my
friends the Hazards, inquiring when
my castle would be in shape to receive
and discharge house parties without
suDjecting them to an intermediate sea-
sou of peril from drafts, leaky roofs,
damp shee,s and vampires.
sat down and looked about me il
gloomy despair No words can describe
the scene, unless we devote Il whole
page to repeating the word dismal
Morning in the midst OF repairs is an
awful thing. ! looked. deSpaired and
then dictated Il letter to the Hazards.
urging them to come at once with all
their friends.
| needed some one to make me for
get.
At II o'clock Poopendyke brought
me note from the chatelaine OF the
east wing. 1t had been dropped into
the courtyard from one OF the upper
WlIuOWS. ne IcttuluS Oh IL tIiIlS-
formed me into Il stern, relentless de-
mon She very calmly announced that
she had a headache and couldn't think
OF being disturbed that day and prob
ably not the next
My mind was made up in an instant.
| would not he put off by heada che
which was doubtless assumed for the
occasion-and would be master of my
castle or know the reason why, etc.
I'm the courtyard found score or
more of idle artisans, banished by the
onsweeping tourists and completely
forgotten by me in the excitement OF
the hour. Commanding them to fetch
their files. saws. broadaxes and augers
| led the way to the mighty doors that
barred my entrance to the other side
stood over my toiling minions. and
venture to say that they never worked
harder or faster in their lives BY 1.
| O'clock We had the great doors oper
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-04-01
CHAPTER VIII.
1.-THE count-my husband"

The count-my husband.'
- RY face fell.
nv She couldn't have been
N day over twenty-five. But
she had baby!
Facing me once more, she said:
'Donbtless you are very much puz-
zIed by my presence in this gloomy old
castle. You have been asking yourself
thousand questions about me. and you
have been shocked by my outrageous
impositions upon your good nature.
am here Mr. Smart, because it is the
last place in the world where my hus
band would be likely to look for me-
Your husband? Look for you?"
Eyes. shall be quite frank with
you. Ny husband and have separat-
ed. A provisional divorce was grant
ed, however. just seven months ago.
The final decree cannot be issued for
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-04-01

ing down upon me. A sharp noscd
man led the way. He was within
three feet of the bed and was stretch
ing out his hand to tcnch the proscrib
ed fabrics when sat bolt upright and
yelled:
Get OUT
AiterWard | was told that the guide
was the first to reach the bottom of
the stairs and that tie narrowly escaped
death in the avalanche OF mortified hui
manity that piled after him. pursued
by the puissant ghost Of a siX-year-old
ancestor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-04-01
CHAPTER WI.
Meet the Foe and Fall.

ESW'sA II Z post that morning, besides
eW containing Il telegram from
I Vienna apprising me of the
ill1lnnliafA nInla FIX a tinn of
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-04-01

Oh you. Silu l. ucv OlU HOC move.
do You hear me?" snapped anyriIy.
They looked stolidy at the slim young
lady
She smiled, rather proudly, thought.
"Yom may go. Conrad. ! shall not need
you. Max, will you fetch up another
scuttle of coai?''
They took their orders from her!
by .Iove"' | said. looking after my
truSty men servants as they descended
II like this Are they my servants or
yours"
ION. suppose they are yours, Mr..
Smart" she said carelessly. will yon
come in now and make yourself quite
at home?"
"Perhaps I'd better wait for day
or two said |. waverins Your
headache, you know. | can wait just
as well as
"Oh. no: Since you've gone to all
the trouble ! suppose You ought to
have something for your pains"
"pains:" murmnred and declare
to heaven | limped as followed her
through the door into a tiny hall.
You are Il most unreasonable man."
she said. throwing open small door
ut the end OF the hall II am terribly
disappointed in yon. You looked TO be
SO nice and sensible and amiab,e."
! 'Oh, I'm not such a nincolnpoop as
You might suspect, madame" said
testify far from c0np!imentel.~-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
inent:
j. Z. Newton FOR j. r Tucker.
Semmes Avenue. Forest lin. one one
third-horsc- power motor.
j. II. caudle for &. j. ellis. lTli
East Franklin Street. eight outlets and
two fixtures.
Same for Dabney Bros. Sixth and
Broad Streets. one time switch.
Same for l.. 7. Long. Gl3 North Sec
ond street, repairing wiring.
Winston Electric Company fer
Chaplin & Hume. 2o27 West Cary street.
fourteen outlets.
". -. Catlctt Electric Company for
Jefferson Market. 1903 West Broad
street. scvenly-two fixtures.
22i East 81 ia'ad Street SCR ,hfee astie,s
Same for Womaus club. 211 East
Franklin street hfty-four outlets
Same for DIR. Labenbcrg, 2o3 North
Adams street. eleven outlets.
Same for same. 2o7 North Adams
street. eleven outlets.
Same for same. 20? and 2l3 North
Adams Street, eleven outlets
Same for same. rear FL and 2l3
North Adams Street. six outlets.
Same for same. I'll North Adams
street eleven outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
FAIR STOCKHOLDERS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

FREDERICKSBURG VA, November
l7.--At meeting of the Stockholders
of tho Rappahannock Valley hgricul-
tural Fair Society. held here to-day,
there Was large attendance. more
than "A quorum Of the stock being rep
resented in person The following of
iicers were elected for the ensuing
year: president. Captain X. Conroy
Vance: first vice president. \. l.. Rove. .
honorary vice presidents Mayor j. II.
Rowe. II. Lewis Wallace, l.. u. Colbert.
DR.. r I. Arnold. s. " Sorcrvi!lc, i. X.
Rawlings, J. VI Griffin. David Hirsh.
+. u Moncurc, Captain T. Mccrackcn.
Alvin T. Rowe; secretary and treasurer.
Henry Dannchl; board Of directors,
Captain K Conroy Vance, chairman:
y. u. Rowe. Henry Dannchl, St George
X. Fitzhugh, S. Il. Quinn. Captain NJ.
n. Rowe. Colonel r. ID. Cole. J. B. Gray.
w. J. Ford. W. s Embrcy, G. H. Eur-
k;,inp, Joseph NJ Goldsmith, Captain
H. VI. Lee. q. T. Boulwarc, T.. l.. w.
Green. Price Edwards. l. ". LaudraH,
NJ. $. Chancellor, I. y. Morrison. Henry
Warden. Thomas :. Shepherd. Judge
Il. H. l.. Chichester. DR.. !. G. King. Lee
j. Graves. IL. L. Crismoud. L. e. Bald
win, Alexander Berger. The secretary
made hts annual report. showing total
receipts Of the last fair to be Si,o25.l@.
Total expenditures were si.0l2.of.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
/. 5. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS.


The United States Circuit; Court Of
1T 10 o'clock. With Circuit Judges
rritchard. Knapp and Woods i'm at
tendance.
Cases argued Yesterday:
No. l3S2-Bcttic s. Parrish, plaiDtiff
in error. VS.. the Order % United Com
incrcial Travellers Of America defend
ant in error: error to the District
court at Richmond. Continued from
Yesterday. Cause further argued Nv
r l.. Gordon. .Ir.. ana \. T Gordon.
- Louisa. for the plaintiff i'm error.
and by Harry !. Doud, of Columbus
o. and John y. Lamb. of Richmond
for the defendant in error. and sub
Inittcd.
10. 1aSa-sarah S. Wollman. in her
own right and as widow OF Ora T..
Wellman. deceased. appellant. VS. John
{. Bethea. clerk of court. as admins
.rator OF the estate of John IT. Bethca.
deceased, appellee; appeal from the
District Court II Charleston. s. c.
Argued by William Ewin Bonn, OF
hy w. II. Muller. of Dillon. s. c.. and
Henry T.. Davis. of Florence, S c. for
the appellee, and submitted.
Case In call to-day:
; No. 13Si-N l.. Carpenter e. CO..
Cobb Brothers Co. CT AL. appellants
W j.. w. Lybrand, alleged bankrupt.
appellee; appeal from the District
Court at Columbia, S. c. In bank
ruptcy To be argued by J. w: Vim
cent, OF Hampton, $. c.. and Joseph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
cHANcEnY DEEDS or TRUST.
Nine Deeds of Trust. Amounting q
SIl ,7fS.43.

r. Z. Thomas TO w. c. Evans. t,us-
zee. o25x120 feet ut the southeast cor
ner OF Pickett Avenue and stuart
street November 8. 1915. 1871
James H. Morton ct uN. TO y r.
Ifarvie ct al. trustees. 3oxloc fee,
81 Twcnty-hfth Street, November to-
1915. s5o3so.
Trustees OF Oycrhrook Presbyterian
Church "a T.. r. Williams ct AL. ;rus-
tees. lot 10 in BLOCK - in the plan
~ Barton Heights. ana TOXIC feet nj
the southeast corner 81 Stuar, Road
rd Miller Avenue. October .. i"i5.
10000
Harvey Scott ct al. to II L. F:bel
trustee. t0xli5 feet south line Orleans
street 50 fee, cast OF Fulton Street
September !. 1915. sla@.
Maude G. Nethcrlaud ct vir 70 II. Il.
Pollard. Jr, trustee, 26x20o feet north
ives, Of West street. November IL.
l.. !. !eindl to trustees Of Citizens
Building ana Loan Association. No
Is. AMPS feet west line Robinson
street. l3o feet inches south "f
stuart Avenue. September 81. 1915. 81
600
l.. \. Gum to s,uar, Rowe. trustee.
3oxiS3 feet east line Nineteenth street,
272 feet south ~ Fairfield Avenue.
Rosa 7. Parish ct vir to l.. T.
Brown, trustee, "a i-2h52 l-2 feet south
line Leigh Street. - feet west Of
Twenty seventh street. November ~.
1918 s4o4
Rebecca Goshen ct vir to = : Wal
Icrstein ct al, trustees. Il l2xl3o feet
north line Cary street between Short
and fIarvie Streets. being M. 1872.
November -. 1919. $1,000
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onANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight Release Deeds. Amounting &"


t.iRht hclcHsr Deeds, Amounting to
Sl001a.6I.
~. \. McCurdy, trustee, TO James
II. Morton, 20 feet on the south side
of the Nine Mile Road. between < amt
r Streets. November Il. 1918. s2GiGa.
richard ". Jones. trustee 10 Moses
jefferson ct al, 30xI2o feet north line
Goddin street. so feet west of Erin
street November IL. 1915. 5000
n y. Ebel. trustee to Harvey Scott
at al. 2oxll5 feet south line Orleans
street. 50 feet cast of Fulton street
September 2, 1915. sl45.
John Bacby. trustee. to e. n. Cole
man. 30Ni25 feet at the southcas; cor
ner Of Thirty sixth and - streets
November lG. 1915, s2.2i0.
II. II Pollard. Jr.; trustee. to Clar-
cnce A. Brothers. 32X6s feet ut the
southwest corner OF Twenty second ana
Marshall streets. November H. lal5
Sizes.
Same "a Maudc Goats. 2sx2oo feet.
north line Main street, oi0 feet west
Of West street November Ii. 1915
sl.534.
Same to George Abraham. 2oxioO
feet at the southeast corner of Tween
tv-seventh and i Streets. November
is. 1915. $3.50.
Ralph i. Levy. trustee. TO Rcbecca
Goshen, IS 1-2N13o feet north line cary
street. between short and Ifnrvie
streets. February g. 1918. s1,2S5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
What Every Mother Knous.

Every Mother knows that during
the trying period before baby comes
the use Of Mothers Friend, depend
able external remedy obtained of
druggists, is absolutely necessary so
as to avoid the pains caused by undue
tension upon the cords, ligaments
and muscles resulting from muscular
expansion. Under the surface is
network of fine nerve threads and by
applying Mothers Friend all these
are soothed and helped. Expansion is
natural and pains are relieved In
many cases nausea, morning sickness
and other distresses are avoided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
SUPREME COURT or ArpEALs.

Following is 4 summary OF the pro-
cccIings yesterday in the Supreme
Court Of Appeals OF Virginia.:
Privileged docket: No. 10--Norfolli
and Western Hallway Company vs.
sinks administrator. Argued by Roy
Is. Smith for the appellant and BY
Ashby Williams and MIR. Hogc for the
appellee. and submitted.
No. li--itcid ct al vs.. Ncdlcy's adj
mniS:rator. Partly argued, and con-
iinued until tomorrow.
Next cases TO be called: No. r.
liajrston ct ais Vs. I'm ct ais.
No 1.-THE Nirginian Railway Com
pany VS.. V. Bell.
No li---Joncs VS.. Albert
No. l5-Taylor ct ala vs. Board Of
Slippryisprg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
building. PERMITS.
sA building Permits. Amounting I,

s-.~
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Euiliing IN
spector Butler IA follows:
Mrs. Ami" St"inbrcChcr, to repair
brick store. II! West Broad street To
cost $500
.Ien Martin. to repair frame dwell
INK. 1911 chatfn street. TO cost $3.50
Milton j. Jones. To repair frame
dwelling, los West Twenty street
10 cost s1ON.
f. q. Harris, 70 repair frame dwell
INK on the north side Of the Rrool:
Road. between Iienrico and Lombardv
streets. to cost si25.
W. I. Br!cl To uild a onc-story brick
boiler. house ~ 800 Goddin Street. to
cost $1,000.
H. II. Atkinson and W s. Quarlos
tn build brick garage in rear of
26i0 and 2Gi2 Hanover Avenue. Ia cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
SCIIOOI.-TEACHER Is KILLED
WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE:

SALISBURY. y. e.. November II
Miss Saliia c"mup, school ohcr
thirty two years old. was killed. ARD
her sist"r-in-law, Mrs. w. Henry candp.
injured near mere to-day, when Il pas
sehrer train struck an automobile in
wEi,h they We're riding. Both lived
in Salisbury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate mar
yet showed Il sharp decline yesterday
~ compared with the other days Of
ms week, the sales for the day ifl
slty property aggregatinS slightly
moro than $4,000. The business wa.;
confined entirely to small property.
stuart &. Christian sold to the Plant
"rs National Bank two lots In Fulton
l,onting together Sevcnty-five feet at
he southwest corner OF Louisiana and
Streets. The cons!,cra ton
was $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
TIT MIXING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
ders
Capitol Plumbing Company For d.
~. Patterson, 1870, Baldwin Street
sam" for NJ. L. Troxler 1909 Bald
Win street,
same for NJ Is. Williams. oo5 Bald
WiH street.
i. IL chappell x Bros for Jesse
Laud. 3aof Hanover Avenue
~ =. Luck for II. Clay. 1911 Wash
iDgton street
Bowman x Gregory for e. 4: Lips
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
supervisor.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
Iustings Court as follows:
Alton l.. Latham and Ethel +. Mack
cy.
Thomas Walton Gillian and Anne
Meade BlankinSship.
Dave IL. Brody, Of Petersburg. and
Daisy Starkey, OF Washington. D. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
LAW AND EoUTr, COURT.

Mrs. NJ. l.. Mccartney was awarded
judgment for $40 in the Law and
Sims. Jr On motion a Judgment for
$4ou was entered in favor or Mary
t;oldfinc against y. Goldhne and H.
I. Cantor, trading rs the Liberty Bot
ling Works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

T.. johnson. OF Atlanta. Ga. for the
OF Charleston, S. c., for the appellccs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
HESRICO DEEDS or Trust.

Two Deeds of Trust. Amounting IL
S!.G1..5O.
~ y. Haired" TO J. T.. Nash - Al.
trustee. i2Gx3S3 feet & inches. lot -.
plau Of College Terrace. October 20.
inih. 1920.
Same Ia Nash Il Wills trustees
i25x3s3 feet & inches. 10, IS. plan OF
College Terrace. October 30. 1915,
s3oo.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

comb. 1906 East Franklin Street.
T. ii. Harris for MIR Knox. 252l l.
street.
J. G. Wilson for j. ". Elmer. III
Stuart street. Highland Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
BANK STATEMENTS
BANK STATEMENTS.
Broad Street Bank

LOCATED RICHMOND COUNTY tiENRco STAT; or vR-
CoRpoRATON COMMISSION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
HENRICO RELEASE DEED.
ono Deed Of Uelcnse, Amounting to

J. r. Nash .. al. trustees, to VIII
liam I. Gordon. i25X3S3 feet 6 inches
lot 90. plan Of College Terrace. No
vcmbcr II, 1915, $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
Total
Mechanics and Merchants Bank


D.
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Total

state Eichnlond--ss
be 10y J. ~ Iatte {
""H . ''s'"'''' '''" *
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BANK STATEMENTS.

LOCATED AT RICHMOND, IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO. STATE or
VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF Bust
NESS NOVEMBER 10. 1915, MADE To
THE STATE CORPORATION COM
MISSION.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
DEMAND TAKING OF TRENT
Mass Meeting in Rome Cheers War
like Sentiments of Speakers.

Rome, via Paris-A large mass
meeting was held here Sunday by
Italians who favor the taking of
Trent, Trieste and Dalmatia, Forces
of troops were present to prevent dis
orders.
A resolution was unanimously pass
ed requesting the government to OBJ
tain "by arms, the frontiers of Italy,
After the meeting the crowd at
tempted to reach the Austrian en-
bassy. but. was charged by the troops
and dispersed. Several arrests were
made.
Among those in attendance were
senators. deputies and aldermen, and
the representatives of more than 5000
clubs and associations. Several ora
tors made addresses, among them Sig
nor Barseilai, a native of Trieste,
who has been deputy for Rome for 20
years.
He was greeted enthusiastically
when he said the moment had arrived
to take Trent, the key to the north
and the door to the Adriatic.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
Genera, Markets.

DETROIT--APPLES Baldwin, So
@2.75; Greening, S2.75@3; Spy.
$9.2503.5O; Steele Red, $3.50
@3.75; Ben Davis, s1.5OQS per
Dbl; western apples, $1.50Q1.75 per
box; No. 2. 40Q5Oc per bu.
CABBAGES-S1 5OG1.6O per Dbl.
BERMUDA POTATOES $15O@S
per Dbl.
DRESSED HOGS-Light, SC; heavy,
7@7 lie per ID.
ToMAToES-Florida, $4Q4.5O per
crate, and 90c per basket.
SWEET POTATOES-zJersey kiln
dried. $1.7501.S5 per hamper
DRESSED CALVES-Fancy, IL ~
d13c; common. lOQ11c per III.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 35@37c per
bu in sacks; from store, 4OQ45c per
blu.
HONEY-Choice to fancy new,
white comb, 14G15c; amber, 1O911c;
extracted, SQ9c per Id.
ONIONS-$1 per 100 lbs in bulk,
and $1.1OQ115 per 100 lbs in sacks;
Spanish, $1.65 per crate.
OilhHob w hoitSoAc lOtS. msCul-
gan fats, 14414 1-zc; New YORK flats,
old, 16 1907 1-2c; brick, 1905 I-2c;
limburger, 16 1-26l7c; imported
Swiss, 2sG29c; domestic Swiss. 1870
zoe; long horns, 1915 lie; daisies.
1908 t-2c per ID.
LIVE Spring chickens,
17@17 1-2c; heavy hens. 1SQ1S lie;
No. hens. 13di4c; ducks, 1701sc;
geese, 14G15c; turkeys, zoe per h.
HIDES-No. cured, Ice; No. 1
green, lac; No. cured bulls, 12c;
No / green bulls. loo: No. l cured
veal kip, Ice; No. green veal kip,
l5c; No. cured murraiu. I4c: No.
green murrain, 12c; No. I cured calf,
Ice; No. green calf Ice; No.
hcrsehides, 81; No. ? horsehides, S..
No 2 hides 1c and No kip and calf
1-2c lower than the above; sheep.
skins. as TO amount OF wool. 50cas1.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
OKUMAWINS WARM CAMPAIGN
Government Militarist Party victors
in Japanese Election.

Washington-Retu from Thurs
days elections in Japan, cabled to
the Japanese embassy here Sunday,
show that the government party,
which favors increase OF military
strength, will have large majority in
the new house of representatives.
In support of the government there
will be 231 members out of a total of
381, in the new house.
The Seiyu-kai, or chief opposition
party. elected 10s members and the
nationalists and independents oppos-
ed to the cabinet elected 81.
The elections held Thursday fol-
lowed an exciting campaign in the
course of which the premier of the
cabinet, Count Okuma, made whirl-
wind tour of the country in special
train, while wives of number of
candidates made personal visits and
appeals to the voters.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
Tabrifanten Die iuirflid 4sutral &c.
blieben iiHo.

Die 3obl Der Sobritonten in I'M.
Ierenl Soiloe, ole li6 eetpeigcrt 90.
ben, 8affen uno Munition berSuiteI.
len fir Die berbiinoeten GnalGnoer,
6ran5oien iino &ulien, 1T eor ni6t 10
flein. s(us Den peri6ieoenIten San.
oestellen meloet man ioI6e sS1Ile.
60 crit oieier Gage aus Davenport,
Soma, ben @er5idDt scr Davenport
locomotive @orfS ouf cine 9eIteI.
lung 5ur Sieferllng BON Seilen fir
Observation-Disclosures in groBen Men.
gen. Der Gr6li0ent oieier @eIeQ.
id)oft ertlGrte ouSoriidli6, ooB man
niht geiuiat iei bur6 9lnnubme oes
9luitrngS Die 9eutidb glmerifoner
por Den &opf 81 itoben.
Ser Davenport 9emofrot i6rei6t:
Sic Davenport locomotive
8orfS iinO nit oQem Material, bas
iiir ole 9eItelllng ueripen0et iperoen
miiBte, pobl perieben irno bGtten Die
Seltellling Ioiort in 9lngriff nebmcn
tonnen. @rGlioent Sobnlon uno Die
anoeren 9eamten Der @elelli6aft
boben ourd Oieie 9lbiage bepieien,
Dab iie pabre 6relnoe 6es 0eutiG.
9lmerifanertlrms limo, mo in 0ieier
idperen 3eit, ga oas 0euti9 glme.
ritanertlim bon pielen Seiten beaci.
fcrt miro uno bon Stiirmen umbran-
oct it, limo mir fiir icoes 8ort Der
Entertaining ooppelt oonf6nr uno
fiir iebe freiinoli1e Eat ooppeIt err.
fenntlid. @s eiebt IN Davenport
uno Scott County feinen 0eutI6.
Gmerifoner, ben oieie 9Ibioee Der
Davenport locomotive 8orfs ni6t
nit onfri6tiger unO ber6li6er Srer.
De erfiillt bGtte."
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
Tentidlano bat lteberilnk an @eIb
fir ariessswede.

Berlin orobtIos SoDpine. Sci
Der 5tpeiten 2eiiine oes 6inan5. Sub.
gets i'm Heihstoe perfiinoete ssinan5.
miniiter SeIffrid, Dab ole Subifrip.
ticn oltf Die 5tpeite arie9sonIeibe ole
erite bereits bel @eitem iibcrtroffen
babe ino iieben gillionen Olorf errei.
den oiirfte. sSnfolge oeiien miro
Geutihlono IL Bilionen 81 3rieas.
5medcn perfiiebnr boben nno ooourd
England INN 5 gilIionen iibertreffen.
Gieie gefonntmohung Ioite cinen
oonneruoen Bcifoa aus.