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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
THE PRICE or SUCCESS

Many people par q terrible price for
SUCCESS, sacrificing for il health and hap
piness. Neurasfhenis, atvpicallv Amer
can disease, y due - worry over Tire
struggle for success more than % any
other 0ne thing
NeurHsthenia iss condition cf nervous
exhaustion in which the system fails 20
recuuerHte after unusual demands uTn0n
IT, nervous energy Ets symptoms are
over -seFlsltiveness. frrltAhlity, q disrosi-
tor % worry over TRIES, headachs. poe
sih'y nausea
The trestmert - ore Of nutrition ~ TIE
nerve oelis- requiring a ucr-Eleon-iic
tonic. AZ tie Eservrs gHt tissr nD1rish-
r-iHuf from tiIs hload she tsssfrnerf frust
- firnrstsd tovEris il11.i irr 40 Sic hioa1.
~. Williams Pink Tfiis Al directly On
tie blood ard NIth fsruTHr rrruiatiun ~
tie dist htvs f.rote8 81 TIE r-s.tsst t.-fs-
C. IN many cases a nenrsri1Hria A
tendeurF e. ARENA. ~ blood lresne-s.
sluHn - rzfsst slf1rzst issrIir uatisrlta. =
aiso corrected - ttsss sU-iir pills Ysrlr
cvn fru-rist sis Dr. Wf1liaus FsrE
Fls Bezia ttts t-sztrle-.t to-day heio--
Tuur condition issaoru.e rhruric
Iu1 nziul tsarEs flizazsss 81 tfir Er.--
rrr-s sTresu nua fsW-hzt 81 Pa ara
H9r - Esr Ell - SIR f-ss - SO -
= inuss Nsaissrs Co S.tr-n.-ansr. u.
= 81 Tuu rns--ssuH tEis F2p@z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
FRANCE NEEDS
BILLION MORE
Minister Of Finance Introduces a Bill
Apropristing 100000 Francs for
Third Quarter Of the Year.

Paris, June Alexander ,. Ribot
the French minister Of finance, yester
day introduced bin in the Chamber Of
Deputies. providing for the appropria.
iion Of 5lsOo.ooO.Ooo francs tsl, l2o0oo.-
oool Professionally for the requirements
in the third quarter ~ the present year.
~ Ribot pro .ertcd with the bin mem.
ufurla showing that the extraordinary
appropriations since the war began. and
including the estimates for the third
quarter Of 1915. would amount % 22.000.
@00l0 frame fss.fg00o00 00l. II one
Included the appropriations already made
s. ben the war began for the last Eve
months of 1914. the total. the finance
minister aid. would rse 10 2fOD!00e
000 francs - no 01ol0ooi Tor the "a
months ending Scpt. 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
TO STATE FACTS
ON LUSITANIA
Official Announcement from
Washington to
Say
CUNARD LINER
WAS UNARMED
When She Left the Port of
New York on Her
Fatal Trip

Wsshinrton. n. G. 1uns s-Thoaei
bit very little fnpprtsues = sttaebea
10 the sHidsyfts transmitted 10 the stsi
department. - she f-ermsn eml-ssv b.
support 81 ne elssrss - Germany that
The Lusnauia wss arusd a j. liktlf
that Az ETHICAL staternert wf1 soon ~
issurd setting fsrth the rrssons VIZ an
Tinted States . satisfied tllst ths I.us
tEris Wss naf armed
o. is rezlizrs thst ~ ststeu,ust ti.st
sHida,its ssrlsrfng tisf suus vsrs s-rn
0n i.nafd che Lssitsuis : lAs1Y 10 hsts
sorns impress 80 fhs rtiias uins n
o considered srainentif assirsbl. ttst
~ friss l-fsfs hsrs 80 arr1rturifr a.
t-a.rs. FIRED n fhss ortnisa 81 ths en1lr-
~ sns that tierffart = = 80 g. rrnirs
rrtlr thr stfaaree utirh SO rftsF
-tst+s has u1tt rsesrs 81 tie Is..sataria
firiuist sfnnaa ssas initues 81 ttf
iaifiF ffIrt ~ sssnaz fsiiHt afatf-
rsrt ssttrsr su-tt 50 aaFts - this 90
rrnans lrnws them Wwas - haftrs
ii,sn rissn them arS Hiae it ~ raar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
Nervous Period
icaI Headaches
C..--..-..k A. IA. H.--.. I.lI.t.
Succumh to Anti-kamnia IsbIets

1his trouble commonly called "sick hes6-
scbe. 10 said 10 BE due % the retention -
urea In the system. Often 10 IL stated that
q poor condition % the blood 10 q case -
fhess headaches. or that 90 "a q nervous
condition and IN certain csses. no doubt
this IL true.
where treatment ~ deu1and~d "a - more
for The rHir than anything eise. su1 d..
A " keiischnitdt ~ Louisville. RES
fuunt Artt-kamnls Tablets - give prompt
srd satisfactory relisf Rest sboula Re
Insisted upnn" he SAYS. -auc tire patient
she9id e. - bed. darken the room. nrn al
TIE attendants end family should - 90
quiet 80 possible. An ernetfc vii susrs-
tfwfs shorten the eftnrk. TIE bowels shu1id
~ kerf oper Win artofrs q bot hntt ara
y thorough rus-cc~r with q coarse tuw~t.
cfs-n rive ErstsfUi rFiief TO Auti-kssrris
INui~ts -rer TIRE frsf figrs arrrars vi
usustlf rrererf the sftact. IurirE a. a.
tArE. ore tshist evrry hrur o. TO vi
shorten tire nffecE erc relieve fhs nsuai
nsus-a afsd rcrnltirr Ttess trtlets nssT
- rtfatrec - al cruEEists 49, - A-A
Tablets IneF ars also urfrreiier frr 49,
rurs feadschef. rsu-alEtr ans al pafnA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
suggests matters may now be controlled

suggests matters may now be controlled
by the new federal trade commission.
The opinions, two in number. are large
~ discussion Of whether the steel cor.
poration monopolized the steel trade OF
dealt unfairly with competitors or pur'
chasers.
The suit against the United states
Steel corporation was filed at Trenton
\. j., Oct. 26, 1911. during the Taft ad.
ministrstion and was started By George
w. Wickersham, who was attorney gen
eral at the time. Prior TO the filing Of
the action, the corporation had been un-
der investigation several times. The fed-
eral bureau Of corporations under differ.
ent administrations delved into the op-
erations OF the concern and q conrrcssion-
al committee headed by Representative
A. @. Stanley Of Kentucky. investigates
the alleged trust. IN preparing the case
for action, the department Of Justice had
the benefit Of all these Investigations
In brief. the general charge against the
defendants was that some Of the rom
panies in themselves were combinations
in restraint Of trade and that the cres
ton Of the steel corporation. which took
~ the steel and certain other companies
NAMED IN the suit. was IAN attempt foI
monopolize and = monopolizatiou~ 10 yio.
lation Of the Sherman nti-frust Law.
The governments complaint stated that
the Federal Steel Co. Carnegie company
of Sew Jersey. American Stcsl Wire
90. ~ New Jersey. National Tuie Co.
Nstirnsi Stesi Co. Americuu Tn Plate
Co. American steel Hoop Co. aud Amer.
icau Sheet Steel Co.. we're each 3 con
bfnstinn # companies ~ cnnwrus - ~
sfreiut ~ trade. that competition SIS
largely eliminated 10 their rnsrart W.
lines thst 81 thf time TIE United ~iates
Stesl corporation rss foruied TIE Car
uerle. Federal ard Nztiuual vcrr IN e.
tite eonfetitiur ufth Hsrh othrg that
SEVERAL 81 tif ron1frautf- Hrrf flrrraring
- sffn further fnerrasr fls.ir rarar.fF o.
s'lrrsfsate ~ esfs tiislinr themselves alonr
nee lines ~ raarutarture snd that fnr
hess raasans sud fnr che renrrsl rlr
ianss ~ srIufs-rszinr rlrrrfrt iur nrif e1Ir
ro.isrr tFsds au8 rrf-rrnnrrr tlr Tested
-tztes stesl rrrTs1rnfiur uss FORMED ~
~ directors ~ ulsi ir tiir snf 81 I'll
silafH sxaff az Erslsfr1is-s laa 1ussr
arisssslf rauurstad -5ft uns ~ run-e Ell
- eensfzn.ss-
Ta aaes-u-,nrt frrtliss stnfrF thas I
~ s1asa rsssssf-kt irrs fHsiffr la irt--ns
'rFratss e. 80 ssslsI7. ftrs tiis -aritai
zNtian IS - lsss ttsr ssga EssgrHo 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
URGES SOLIDARITY.
Former Secretary Of State Knox Trusts
President.

Washington, d. C., June 4.-Former
Secretary Of State Knox, when asked for
an expression of opinion of the interna-
tionsl situation Wednesday night said
II am reluctant TO speak even gcn-
orally on the subject. There Is every
reason 20 believe that the president viii
see with a clear eye and steady vision
not only the matters lying upon the sur
face which are OF real, vital importance
and concern 60 the American people. but
viii look beyond and realize all possible
eventuslities IN my Judgment. there i
no consideration which docs not demand
our aloofncss from participation IN this
present gigantic war. except that ~
some dire extremity.
Nov. II ever. the quality Of solidarity
in American citizenship should be- con-
spicuous.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
MORE SESSION TALK
cunmins Pr.airts Ertrs Session By Next
September

-sztti., Wssh- June srnatar A.
isrt b. Cummins 81 Iowa. in state.
mrrt yesterday rreaictrd President
"A sisun could ran . special ssssiou II
aslrress ~ ssrteu,l,er
d 90 hslirte to- rrrsident nali
rare 90 nssunf eutirrir thf esres and
resrnt,s ltiiities I'D prst.ierus 81 our ~
tsrfistiunsi rflsfipus btif tisf 10 = 2 b.
sisd a. difiae tiif iiurdfn uift Congress
80 Seustrr Dru.ufus.
-Tbr i.siirF rursB-s ~ tht president
n orr rflsfiuus sth EuFure durirg the
ssr the seustur rsrrftuurd. -hss M
hesFtF srTrurHi 1lsF f-Tils oi ths
frt-d l~tstss ~ no eErf usr snd a.
nes isreris tharf slsn D. rar. tut Ties
a. fntfr-f ttaf - ririts 81 nfTsfrsi ~
ti.s1s stsr - s|iagrsd and ~ fheF afe
rrf ttsH islatf neNsrrHs ehania -
tntFt ~ r.stf fhssf r-r-rs rfe,@fts
T-.Ts - urars uf asfux ttfs wtt.
ura xsius b. wEr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04

excess Of the value OF the properties tax.
en- over; that It's earnings were not com,
mensurate with its actual cap tai. nor
were they entirely legitimate uits Of
the earning capacity of the propertie.
acquired. sep rately controlled. but were
largely the result of power exerted over
trade by such a vast combination.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
How to
Dry Clean
Your Fine
Laccs

seized lscc a uft--zrztie-zna unwezf-
ah- Wzshrf IN sap and wxser rurrs
ruuc lzre. Dry rl-zrifE 8 she gs.if safe
- D. 49, 49, 49, l-Es-ss-=sss- 80
! --r-r - - M ss-1irE1 49, - = fsr 49,
~ rt-ar 49, ~ 49, N-zxa - r.p.-
go 80 - - ~.
- - 4 s.-frr- = 49,. ~ act-a.-- 80
rrrwlr~ - - 9 $500 - ssr 49,
- ~ - - 80 80 sas-. So
= -t-r rre4--. So - - 80 80 srz1
r-usrr 49,
90 49, - -.i-En-s-a---ss-sF $500 -
- aa-n
49, o. . srrf--s 49, rt-a.E1f - 80
49, d. Ltrur.rr-1ts fss-t 80 fsuel -
"a FnHIarT Faf4w - -
rt~rn-f --rr ~ go fstt-Tssssa -
49, = - = ~r--rftTa r. -
Wnw fh~aIrwass $3.50 2 aEfssnrs. Dr. Casmn<w-
- 49, 81. $780, - rarFF 49,
- - - 800 rasrarE tw 1Hx
- cNNamCN CWLtE CO. 1tzteksc~w "A.
Mmkg~r ~ Frrt-rw F=aa<isG Lspzk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
STEEL CORPORATION
WINS FEDERAL SUIT
Court at Trenton, N. J., Gives Decision
Against the Government; Finds No
Violation of Sherman Law;
Refuses Injunction

Trenton, n. j., June 4.-Thst the
United States Steel corporation should
not he dissolved was the decision of the
United States district court filed here
yesterday afternoon. The principal points
In the decision are:
II refuses 10 issue any injunction.
II holds that foreign trade Of the steel
corporation is not q violation Of the
Sherman law.
II holds certain price-fSing agreements
which followed the Gary dinner, but
whlfh stopped before the bin was fled
90 have been unlawful
II allows the government 10 move TO
retsin jurisdiction Of the bill If sucn
price-fHinc practices are renewed. but
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
ITCHING, BLISTERED
SEIN-ERUPTI0N ALL
HIS LIFE, NOW CURED

Nsr ~. lsl4s-"An my life. until
stsgtit q year ago, I was troubled vita
hiistsrs ard sores over ny entire hody
The itching and burning vss terrible,
end could hardly sleep. ] used many
Treatments that we're unsuccessful ard
did not rive me- any rtlief I ssarted
using Resinoi Ointment and R-.ind
Twas EELrvED AT oNCE.snd after
ss.oz,t too dozsn Erpii-afious ] can ssF
fhst ! vas FREE ard cured n thst nvful
die-s~. w skin nv IL 80 rlesr ns
snybo1y's sirn-dl Ca Whitrh.T.
-. y v. ~ No. 81. Csl-doniA y. Y.
p-sir.l oarfusrt and Resinsl Soap are
sid ~ al crucriss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
An Undisputed Legacy.

The alternate business Of life j. 10 buiit
up and destroy You may lose money
friends and even your life. but your paid
~ insurance cannot b. destroyed. Va.
iionsl Life Ins. Co. Of VI. fMutuaii
:. :. Ballard. general agent, Lawrence
Montpelier. Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
TO SEE NEW FRONT.
Kaiser VIII Go to Austro-1talian The.
atre. Geneva Hears.

Geneva. june 4 The kaiser has made
preparations 10 90 20 the Austro.Ital.
ian front within a few days, according
70 Berlin advices yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-04
Is YOUR TouET SOAP saFT7

NnrT tril-f s1ars curtnir ks-Nh. ~
fu-irss aikah Resinoi Suzr cortsins
s.solute'T n. f-~ aiknf. anf - y y
a.s-< th- ps~fn.l riefirntiur Tfs
rrv-s = sncttfrr. hsHiirr r-u---ttss
wti-t rlsa~ ~ eusrflsriur rrr-fe-t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
RECIPE To CLEAR
A PIMPLY SKIN
TiNrtTs NEl INrUEITIrS sim.
NC " OUTLET THnotCU
-klN PORES

an.
r..It from H. poison 1000.
pur.tI.- HHi.H IrD generated .H '..
..r. ana ...r ,b.orh,t .rr. ....
Ir,....l t....... Odd. erry AM. ......
E,.rf .I.f... ..|. nruri. t...rf ..
.a.f..U .tH. IaH.
o. DID,. r.. I...fI.u Of clio .I......
g.. rItar .mrurtI,. from trr n..
..f ...t t..m out In rho form
.r.n. LHt r man. instance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
FORT WORTH UVESTOCl

FORT WORTH. TcV.. March o..
Hog receipts 20O0. market steady
tc lower. top sos. bulk sG.5,0
Cos.
Cattle receipts 3a0o including roo
alycs. beef steers low, 40 to o.
lower. about hundred load. here
good feed stuff. top about 80.
bulk $G.seH1.00. stock,rs 90 90
O., lower. top $3.50. bulk $4,000
ESQ. COWS steady. ton. SG..l. mlk
>5.uUfi5.5.. hcifcr t.ldy I1u
.125. bulk S5.a0V6sU. foUhor
COWS steady. top $3.50. bul $3.50
$3.50. bulls steady. top s.1'. bulk
sI.aoH a."s; bunch feeder bulls 10
$500. calves steady. TOP $500.
bulk S, 50G G.50
sheep receipts 500 market o. to
30 higher cwoe 80 t,..u. Clipped
rnat. 80 So 50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS cry. Mo. March
Cash Wheat 80 red latH 1a1.
So . red. mono No hard l,Gu
I'>ls 80 hard l5oHlaN.
Cash corn SO. white 1a 80
white 12H o. 80 " missed g." l.t
10 O. 30 @ MIXED 1ii.ut.
Cash Oat SO " white GOuGI.
so . white t'1.Y. $50 . mN,U
tHaC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
TO EXCHANGE

ron EXCHANGE Good 'v room
bows. barn. 600 l0,s. iu Stamford.
} 0-ful.' f0. &c., AmarIlio
fHI.fNH
SOME e.li edge. clear. rr..'Dnr. In
AMARILLO. Trtss % - auu fs
fl roni or furuHur. stock 60
to 600 nN . Little. amarillo.
{ sNls fNH.-p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
FOR TRADE

10 TR ABE THFd era1. plano for
auto What uatr you t11re. r.
ere NeRs 1850
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
WANTED

NUNS O"'' @fu-u
-,,.~----,, a. ,--- 49,.
49, han, .io,b ""' 80 ",, nj, ~ oi1
rnbber boots an tlpJs of metal outo
tires. intact ANYTHING I'm Tho second
hand line. Phone COZ. can AZ POS T..
--.--------.-----------
WANTED Goyorncss for two young
pirls. Address 80, 5s5. Canadian.
WANTED poti,Iop as bousolaen-
or an ranch D., vou.p Uitb two
cl.ildrop Addross tious,locne-
care Nnws lOg.tf
WANTED CirI io do general
loueevork l-os Pierce strcot
WANTED Pair email oo,i.a for
d,livcrv wagon uo,t,oll A Smith
no, Wr.t an, " tts.aI.
WANTED r,y,rybn1, to t,oy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
Masonic Bulletin

Week beginning March IL
Monday, 100 p. m. Special
Conclave Amarillo Com.
mandery for rehearsal.
Tuesday, 1870 p. m. Called
Meeting Eastern Star for
Initiation.
Wednesday. 1870 p. m.
Called Communication
Amarillo Lodge: work in
the second and third de-
grees.
Friday 100 p. m. Stated
Convocatlon Amarillo
Chapter r. a. NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
By".HOP"
- NHM

lol, RENT -Four room apartment.
FURNISHED or unfinished. modern
'n. Jackson Phone 9N2
lii-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

n,H, Ness Iay Rsrgain na,.
Nsrsh 18th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

BRAlDS made from comhinrs. Elite
Hairdressing parlor. 10 FuQua Bldg
Phone ~. 299-ti
LOANS on farms and ranoL-e
Gouldy Exchange. Gatf
IF IT rs help you SAINT. phone So
Amarillo Employment Agency. We
get the help without delay. E. New
som. manager. p q BoH 77t. Anna
rillo. 1eias 97-tf
tn. ~ Worth d. Denver CITY Reil-
wav Company win. on April ,th
l''5. 90 30 o. 600. a. freight house.
AMARILLO T,ya e.ll M public aur-
ton ono carload of lumber and
fence posts CO. co., y. rs. y 5Isc.
n ear ] e. fTolT1. * car ~ a. %
races. originally .hipped 10 J VI.
lIeadrlrk from Nphlc. Illinois Noy
cmhcr 'lHt. ieIf. io same c0usiruo.
Hartley Teyas. and r.fu "a by con
FiEnc. sale win hr mud, io satisfy
freight and other ,harres
1o- rm
CAN HANDLE 70 fru first class re1i
estate loans y " Icfforre. ll9f.
East Finh street Phone -
iuI.ff
olD rrEVITrHE Floor on.
mad" now Staining t1ruisHiur
and nolI hing Phone f.-s .0...b
GIVE rs YOUR UTSINIrt
screen Waue and impaired. ralir,'
orl of every d".oriuu0n OdI door
Ddu sash. odd holding We make
them Price r9ht trv u urv
phone 't tisht phone ft. War
ron g. NuioT or. 1901 John .lr 30
fu..I.n
WILL ri'l some vendor Dion cog
monthly payment notes u % pos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS

BRAIDS made from combines. Elite
Hairdressing parlor. 10 Fuqua Bldg
Phone II. 299-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
LOST

lost 40 envelope aidre. oi t0 %.
Dbl Cofrrl containing lf of
t goldman Camps Df fhe STAT. o..
I.ras Rc.arf Do refurnrd to if'a
'nce tia-ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

monthly payment notes h. % EaE
SAB T|...E
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

LOANS on farms and rancL-e.
Gouldy Exchange Gatf
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13

REMEMBERED HIS ETIeUETTE5
A military man fell asleep while
the curtain-raiser was being played
and woke up when his daughter
nudged him and whispered:
"ChaTley's Aunt!"
The colonel leaped to his feet and
cried:
BLESS me, so it is" and began to
shake hands furioUsly with a demUre
old lady who happened to be passing
along in front of him. "How do you
do, madam? And how is Charley?"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13

gAlk5SEEEs sNN4HSZu
new york-there is a family near
our house what has small pox very
bad and the docks all want evry body
around there to be vacksinatedwhich
was done to all US kids eckcept slim
williams who had it done alreddy
onct before he moved down from the
BRONX where he used to live before
he moved down into our naybOrhood
here's where the funny part of this
COAX comes in so get reddy to grab
a earfull
mrs williams came over to our
house the day the dock was eek
spected around to vacksinate me and
my sister & she told mOmmer all
about it
why, it amt no good to keep off
sickness at all, mrs williams says to
my mommer, and ought to know
for we had little walter Chats SLIM
vacksinated
and you don't mean to say that it
dident do no good, my mommer re-
PHYS
no indeed, that pore little teller has
had the humps and the measles and
a broken arm and the wurst kinds of
colds every winter & he has had
neerly evry thing since then eckcept
the smallpox
i dident see where the COAX was
until mommer told pop last mite and
he neerly split hisself laffing & he
says to me johnny hope your Vack-
sinashion will keep you from getting
your eye BACKED the next scrap you
have with slim
(slim has a neen habit of pasting
a feIler in the eye when he ites)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
UNCLE OR AUNT?

ONCLE Ok AuNIE
Tim-HullO, Mike! They tell me
that yer sister that was afther marry
in Flannighan last year is a happy
mother this mOrnin'.
Mike-That's 80, me by.
Tim-Is it by or a gurrl that it is.
Mike?
Mike-Ah, sure, I don't know, Tim.
Isn't it meself that's jist goin' up to
the house to see whether it's an uncle
or aunt am, at all, at all?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01

two decades ago with ''Ths Quick or the
Dead" where are they nowf Princess
Troubetzkoy cannot |" recapture
the fret hne careless rapture Of little
Amelie Rives. Yet Shadows OF Flames"
is big, engrosslng in its cycle OF the love
life OF its heroine with her morphine
maniac husband and her later idyi IN
Italy. But II summons memory wraiths
OF the sensation OF yesterday.
Pretty soon Philadelphia win see a very
entertaining ana ingenious melodrama.
called "On Trial" Its chief distinction
Is the fact that, like any good detective
story, but unlike any other play ever
staged, Il tells its narrative backward.
Any one who wants to see how the stage
can be bent 70 the literary form should
buy the novelized version which Mr.
Elmer L. Reizenstein has made OF his
play for Dodd, Mead a Co. New York
and compare Il with the play which is
coming to the Garrick--when II comes
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One of the new books supplies a study
In literary metamorphosis. All the differ
ence that spans the distance between
Amelie Rives that was and the Princess
Troubetzkoy that is comes to a climax in
shadows of Flame" (Frederick A. Stokes
Company, new York;. It is book fit to
have been writ by a princess. wide trav-
eled, experienced in the great worlds
ways, bit cynic toward grand passions.
But sweeping emotions, the naive aban-
don, the unsophistications. the discarded
conventions with which the Virginia girl
startled her circle and the literary world