davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-22
NOTICE. Paving District No' %'

State street from Sixth a'enue " Harding avenue. u.o.;or ot
 The tax books for the collec'iou ,s sl special assessment upon lne % s'aa ,n property in Paving District NV 9Y sean 'a the City Of Pine Bluff, nave D''A placed in my hands. ..,, lying
 All owners of real property to 'ny nav in the district are requlr.eaa .ea. 'v ,h,rty n their assessments to me wi'nlA s
 days from this date. .ao ac.
 If such payment is not .1le maas ana of ticn will be commenced at .A of such that time for the collection ol ..,,ips ld assessment, and for legal p'D" and cost. .,;u ,eth day
 Given under my hand lhls i0'D " of September 1915. co,,octor.
 VIM. V. HUTT, City Col,s', m Office, City Hall, a. m' 10 . Q pa.17.tn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-22
PINE BLUFF FORTUNATE.
Lexington, Tenn., Paper Congratu'
 lates City on Recent Acquisition.

The Lexington, Tenn, Republican has the following concerning the junior member of the r2cently-formed firm. of Elkins & Sweatt:
 "A. w. Sweatt left last Thursday for Pine Bluff, Ark, where he mas engaged in the mercantile buslness. MI. Sweatt has been one or LsAlng- toms leading merchants for num- Der of years and knows every detail of the business and we predict TOT him much success in Pine Bluff. As citizen he is not excelled and the people of Pine Bluff .are. to be con graduated. Lexington people aeepiy regret his removal. His14l xceiient family will remain he xwtil about the first before therar n.' SIT
 Alvin Andersei been brought to the NY. heTe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

eo.s back again that b true. szf fhe
Fozzg LADY wAo ne fAncied would
coze after Il stiu rszzt1s ahszt
frez czr cozrt There has besa ~
wors fruz her for many days
True. year majesty. she has dis
spps4re1. & seezs % net. myself.
knew where she Is
Tea have zade t,zztry AZ her
sszl place Of rssi1e1 re-so-e kotel-
was 4 not. An absurd thing for ssch \
woman as h@rse. TO 1--we IN q hotel-
AZ her hctel.- replied Couaf Fred
eriek. they know nothing- They tel
re tat sae comes and Eoes ~ al
sozrz. and leaves no word - 70 her
return SeR-fy two weeks ago she
le,t- ard has ncs yet returned
There nay BE many reascrs.- CO..
tinaed the cogrt. for her corttz1sa
sesenoe- Perhaps TIE bzsiaexs u9oa
which she cane 10 not JET completed
Perhaps her employers have called
her Away. Perhaps she Gay have
eeec tatiztdzted By certain osstacies
II her wHy-
by whom COEzt F-ece-ick-
Wei. she las seemed curious he--
self regarding tie coi,- Perhaps STE
knew so1evkat e t.
SO she also hzs studied this trs-kes
that ne gave her. yey re1-~s
meant Il 70 prove CT Interest
-Dozhslesz But regarding TIE coaz
50 many threats lave bee. rad--
Thrsats- What threats. WA; %
yoa know Of aay--
Many things cone TO nv ears.
your majesty. bat / strive 70 kse,
them froz yozr ovn ears 30 zach
as EAy be whea fne then uzwel-
come
The most u-wslco1s thinx TIA.
could cone 70 Is ny dear Frederick.
il the abse1ce Of tss yoszg WOMAN
Gov Where. think yoa. sAe zxy
be-
I eosld not guess. u.iess perhaps
she nay have retained to her 0wn
coactry-iE Which case ne shall never
see her aEzi-. your majesty We cn,
make exzz412rton Of the passages
lists O. Al saziirgs within the last tive
wesks- yin look into that II sc
las not gons back 10 her ovn e0za-
III. she either remains IN this soze-
where. o. N some othsr near by
Yea DO ncs mean Grzhocen--
Coznt Frecer1ck nodded Tia:
l. whar I Do mean In rr-th ruur
majesty. tAe-e are Grzhossa sSies L
tsss city-tesy we're s<ea ~ year hal
Perhaps ther concern THEMSELVES via
this yoz-g lady Why nct- II thsy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

suspect that shs had part Of tie coin
and II EEs easily seen By any rhzt
once she cid have that pz1-zsxhr
they rot unesrtake to make t-ozhae
for their own purposes xlrA her,
But What good EoaId cone q
that
Count Frederick saw thEt hts
argument had gozs too Gar to- lis
Own p1rPcses He did not care 70
tel the king al lie knew. yst It's
zeal for Kitty lad Led hin far.
Much good might cone 70 Grahos-
eas var department. y0zr rzsescy.
II they knew Cur secrets PERHAPS
they thought she c0zld give sozs IN
fnrzztioa-
But yca DO not predict troakIs be-
tween Is ard chr nelghbor-yuz Do
Dot mean var
Yogr majesty. predict ro,hl,x
these oays but always il Is ven 70
Be prepared
You disturb ne sorsiy-do not
speak 70 ne Of war; cznzct e.dure
the thought do not visa % hear
Of
As L Glanced. mach q this oczrer-
sAtion cane 70 the ear Of ons q
SacaAo's agents. the SPY Bz-1sl. srIu
hanging abozt the city OF Crstzhorer
he overheard en0Rgh IN lis passing
D A. the tine O. this currsrsaficz
70 be advised that the king Of Gretz-
ho1sn iafez6ed 20 make search for
TIE missing American Sox hssstst-
11g he hi-sslf ncE sped q for his
e12l0ysr 70 Communicate rhas nexs
that he had learned
BE toznd Szehio zloof aad discon-
tented. CT Of favor IN The eourr AID
somewhat ~ loss what asu 70 do
A. the hczght Of csszits demand
On TIE part q King NicAzsE-ur rzrh-
e. O tia PAT of coznt Freaersrk-
s2o1 tAezr hnxdoz for TIE person Of
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Ing AFTER her n her wazderinxs r.
g1rced her ~ Hrtie Dore TIA, q cAud.
a.e thsy smiled 2s nov she pushed
past rsez terc1gh ths door Which LED
ct % the gzrdezs Shs walked CIT
% tie car vhich stood q tie cara
regarding Il cz-so1sly. Is thozxh Il
were the crst car she had ever seen
!, her nte-se1srAinE r@y far I'm
cr1e
What tie guards. who xzEiagsy r.
gzrcee her through The wndcu
s&E vas swim leap q the xiri 70 ths
cr1Eers sat- Ter zrs6 movements
via the coutrolEzg IeFers ~ she CIT
- the spark gave tAs car gas. threw
Il tie clutch. tArsw crsz tie thros-
lie. ard drove away. The cztozt INF
-er rearing her exz defiance to pur-
salt
Hne and cry row fAroaxA An
tie halls q G-zho.sn palace. aas xsa-
erzl EErozr- Com. S2cAio. never too
fHr away. vas promptly q tie s,or
"asa hs saw What had happened lie
cursed tns two gre1A6ls-s WIKI al kss
Ardszt soul EFs7 the ksnx him
self. aroUsec from hls r1ccay sau,-
bsrs. 5o1zs1 n these s,saes q excite
Eear
What has hzrp=zea-whar In an
this zeogty he dezar6ed
The trembling gzzrzs sezrcsay
CARED fsa hin tie trurh-
What sic has esezped-thz, IRIS
oasr. she vas q mere irpo-taaos
ts1n any held here N oar cxn
ae1hrzaca ro1 shah al - hsls 10
account for this How nov. cou-t
s4cAao. did ne not give her into yuur
lnEedi1te Charge
io1r majesty. yoz did dare 10
explz1sisoa q her escape ozly-xhs
Il gu1e-
And VITA her our o1ly hope Of sue-
cess n tia anhsriozs Of this ksnrs,.,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

the yoz,g riri. SacAio grew Somewhat
grave Thts.- sad he. Is natter
for the ke-g
Bat Ire kEzr vas i - toe god H.
-cr ever al these failures
What sacAso.- sad he. Yea cone
70 ne oncs zcre with these cd ven
an's tales II yer tine Is 90 shorf
before yozr secret 10 discovered. thea
All ire -u-e reason fer dEigsace @
yczr part II 10 nct tie b1s1ness ef
ktnEx TO scce5t reAscns tcr fx0zre
/, per<or-A-csL Tie Esri 10 stfn avail
ahie-cozplets yozr sr-zn6 vita her
-h-4nr to ne TIE re&dlnx of TIE cola
I krcw vel en0zxh that Il Coznt
rre6ersck cones - WIN BE ti1erscf
croz his k.zE-
The-efore oncs rcre Ssrkto went
back 10 hh eoosie&s Interviews vita
Kitty. o,ce mere piea1sng viii her to
give hin all inovletEe she hae Ct
tie cola AID ozcs mere Kitty coald
10 mere thaa reass1Fe iia Of seT s-7
iDorHzcs CT What be WISHED %
know.
she heard oces and ends Of tnforra-
tic, weich taught her vhsch way The
wi1c %: ~ Grzhosea capital Some
tines 81. heard sscaso. again Bartel
again this CT that nxn- kpezkiag
freely Of the plans Ct hazd
I told TIE king said Bartel che
tine. speaking to Coznt SacAio. that
al 10 ripe for the xhaktzx Of TIE
tree. / ted hin that re have fzu
plans Of al their fortiecst,cas ant de-
fezses-that their rex1sfR1ce VII BE
but nominal O1ce re get the Grstx-
ho,ea co.ers opsnsc- tines WI ee
easier n cur country
Tes. CAGE yoa da.- re5oi,sd SacAio
gTfriy- Bat tel Is howl
Kitty. really owing alleE.xzcs %
neither cf these ktaEtozs. beta q
whicA had cone her szcA reoeatee n
justice. hardy stoppsc % ask herself
way she fozne her o~a lsx.t,gs to
wards GretzA0sez. TIE scene c.
most O, the t,tsEz.-ses she kas net
SEE E1st escape for every rexson-
20 Sc assured kerzek BIZ ko~.
Froz tie wtntoxs sAe hR1 . fz1
vie- q The vellks,t roz,es C tie
palace kn1 q tie eozierarss szr-
r0EncI,g 4. Sc stood zl1ze oae tzy
s;zr1,g CT o, scenes grow. tnz1.a-
70 her BIT Al ~ ozce her gaze grew
Dors t,tent. AIRED Epoz so7e os,>c<
nc< far away A car skE stx.tz-x n
tie ezra she ID ,o< rezezber 70
have seea L there regularly.
Tie tEo Eiaat Eszaeisrs 70 vhoz
had besa xsstEnez tie 6zry q xztrA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
EIGHTH IRSTALlMENT
CHAPTER xxx

GtU4 ONFAA3AaS
Sc you 1nd II convenient to enter
ny roora once more uaasked.- Kit
TVS eyes flashed in genuine indsgna
uoa as she faced Cozz; Saehio-
1t Is not your room. nsdezoiseTe
but oars We pay for It aa6 have con
troll Of IL -
So there vas some definite pur.
pose II sscreting ne here Away from
ny frseads--
-Assursciy. q purpose very definite.
AID cre from which ne DO not intend
TO be swerTed- nzdenoiseIle-
What thea Do ycu purpose doing
With me-
We plAz taking y0a before the
Ers-not the king Of G-e:xhozsn, but
cur ovn king. corrisla~ OF Grzho-en-
He wishes TO see yea. na6ezosssle
Kitty turned back into the room
ard Sachio irritated At the delay.
vezt % far a. 20 take her By the sr-
70 i1cace her TO leave the room With
hin She resisted hin 50 vigorously
tat for the the he stood hack no,-
plzsed
Bat a. iezEth the girls powers
proved - match for those b-oaeh;
axz3nss he-. Sic vas forced from the
roo7 toward the frozt Of the bzil6-
ing
ozoe zo-e Kitty sdop.ed the pol
icy o. Rnle2u hI-self-sne ceased 70
struggle when she found struggling
useless. ard lay back 70 wait Until 4
tine whe1 resistance might b@ -ore
elective
Very wsH. thea. geatlsze1.- said
she- DO As you Ike an weaker
thaa yourselves Since yea are Eea
aze geztasnea- naturally yoz ars
strczg-
Com. Saehto made 10 answer 70 he,
eating WORDS In ux-h. matters had
not gc-e 20 eel With hin rs he w0zie
have liked he had eee1 ordered q
report 70 his o~a king. and ncx -rs,
soon make that repo-t- AID certainly
he coGl4 act tel Of The u-qazn3e1
s1ccess whieA he had 30 ccaadez-l,
hoped
Tie insignificant csstarce xhics
separated these tvo kizxcnas "a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

porter. Clear a.-
IN TIE ki,gs nAa. -
zurderer vhoer-
the gsndzrzes ~
oox-T | say.
II .s kss ans ct -.
sses'o vas gao sass<s =
AMI vas Eazia- trh-
now zisAt haps@ 60
resuazed hn-xhs -
ether rszzi.ee A~kss.
Rovn ~ jet
A fer Kitty. a. ~
ne.f osee Dore avn -,
and c1cs Eore n d.
Of counf rr~dersck
She catered su.ssy. -
- usual so0ewAss -
against any sutss- r.
Dors she cast absuta
upD TIE details q a. =,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

spznned in hours. somewhat TO the
wonoerusnt Of Kitty. schoole5 in the
great distances OF her own country.
Arrived In the capital OF Grzho-en.
abe vas allowed small time 70 arrange
her toilet or compose herself after the
fatigue OF the journey. Very presently
she was brought before King Corrss-
Law himself
She found him an old man. thin.
wrinkled. grabbed. irritable. sxcitable
cortixisw regarded the young girl
steadily as she stood before him
So this Is the woman he demand
ed Of Count Szehio. who stood hEnbly
by
The same. your majesty. She car
explain what you desire TO know
The king looked intently AZ some
thing he heA In his hand Kitty
caught sight OF tit was the halt
coin which she lad once possessed
which had beea taken froa her bci
lately By these men Evioenfly Couni
Sachio had turned IL over forthwith
20 its royal possessor.
-kadenoisslls.- said he. tel IA
what z xAys Tia inscription 4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
CHAPTER xxx


Meantime In Gretzho1en town the
people remained irresoiute. uncertain.
making 10 further overt attempt a.
the ls1g7pending reFolEItcn- And a.
they waited their kiag amused him
self AFTER such fashions as had Ioag
been his Own Continually he chzzxsa,
sometimes hoping. again drezeing:
and As often a. he changed he sent
for Count Frederick O. whom he
leaned in fztno1s confidence.
But. ny dear count he IA
preached that gentleman o.s day,
yea have left one errznd uneoz-
pletsd Foz have b-ucghr Is Cur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
CHAPTER xxuI.


In TIE Mare - the kinS-
II Eas paziz s1cuEh 70 Counr saehso
EsaeA way KITTY vozld had n her
-1EAt Her car Vas little norp tAz-
oaf Of sight q the Grstrhoren rcza
ere sscAio hizsef was n pzrxuir
Cent SzrAio himself vas No hsu,-
dersr. and 10 coznoa thief chaser. -
= co1rsse- ard \ zAa Of inteIlsre,ce
he knew Z -olld BE furze % r,xkn
direct ce-xr1 Ct ths hutea mare.
NEAT regarding the vhs-sabcurs a.
TIE ycz1g AnerscEa- Therefore wAE.
- niresef zpsroarae6 tie ho<sl desf
70 engage the clerks IN eu-verszricn
ae sent rx0 CO his oxz ren-ona q.
then Bx-rel the szy. Who has 49,
es-1 odlsaed here 10 lncg-Ay way q
= rear stairway 70 rne EArty's rocm
1-1 report to htz What rheT Lsz-z@s
ne stood for soze tine rnxksnx M.
lie spsecAes viii tie desk r@n -
L. por1e-s. asking tcr cerrain tusu~.
H1~tao1 a. 70 rvztss and cistznces m:
al TIE tine burning w1<h izrxtssnn.
LA Ae beard NJ rssc-r truz lis ma.
senssz As lie ssoo<. rhsrs ea-s
1e1s o. tAe1-szzr-a-g neus enuax.
insre cane sersek1-g o1~n rAs stzsrx
fneoAersz- e1ss4nE. = nzsz W.
eAnse Ell % TIE cae-k. ~ to any ~.
would hear ksrs
A z11. ahs crseS-A za--<syl~s
u nsr roo2--As yOu1g A-nersez-'.
yoz.-
ne c1c1als q ne hs<sa toos
prompt zcfaon-
Close al the cooz.- o-sereS n.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
CHAPTER xxxI.


Apsin in Grrtxbesen-
Pu.uft. Kitty laughed NJ tss
thcuxht Ks she felt nader her The
stroax pzlss Of the great Machine
she had txkeu the drivers seat. ant
ns the car Vas % left-hand drive for
the tine she had no opportunity 70
lock into the toznesn- Ind she hkec-
Lasteainx to the srfft purr Of the
smooth motor, she did not 1t frst
hear the SQUAD Of . cAnckling hzEh
back q her In the car-a cAnckle
whsch st iength broke ont into .
hearty gust o. azEafer.
she turned her eyes swiftly ~ risk
Of capsszing the Grand found her
self Ezziag directly into the fsoe Of
the Ia, whom Of al others she would
most have preferred TO See
Erea ncw he cane c-zzl1rg Across
the 70, G, the seat TO soi- her IN The
fruzf % the ear
-Rosezz.- she exclziD>d Ii Il IN
deed yoa- Are y01 always to BE he
dezs ex -achtna II al ny ci1c.lties
literally yoa are that nur.-
! % nct know What you mean ~
that. excezlezcy.- said Rolekz. - se
took tie steering wheel f-uz her. -bz-
have se<a u thss zz2cAt,e fer some
t1-e Ixls sztlsesc that ID yea g.
cape from the palace yos would nee<
. MEANS q recr11g away Al .eeo-
e % Do was 70 wKit pa-5eafly- So yoz
hxrs cone Az scc. A. c0zk EAks
nv eva escape secured tsss ex--a
god c,e-x,1 f1llowe6- Il WIS very
szzsle. - y0z see
AT beast \ near sQseak ts.s tina.
Rcaezz-- SAD Kitry- -nsy n<ver
zex.t fer ne % escape-
hey Do net men. Il now. sxces-
ie7cy.- said Ro1ezz. noc1i1g hek4a<
k1z- where he knew r--szlt eFea aow
Wa heginz4zE I VIII drive now NJ
have never erirea before It's q
sreet eeri,e. md Il rides vel They
VII drive fast WHO fellow za-
An Of vhscA vas 20 Literally tze
thzs se<c-e iozE TIE desert niles oocs
1crs ka1 spe1 ee1ezsh then nd Xii
u tozz1 herself again II tie c1-r
she vas 1ors la. ever eisposst 70
cal her ho7e- They foz11 e1trz1ce
20 the Ritz socel n the rear eoor. 4,
view e tse.r or1 trz-e2xtxioe1 Con-
e1tsc--
-Exeelency.- szs6 the Erievee and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14


helssesosesA 81 d -
q euarS-
disorder - ess- -su-x
a24 spAn n zEET -
apsz-zezf hy s<.a-s IL
Cpuz tas Sress.r. \ 1
oreciy t-z7lzse1 sH q
lirtle fszz<-a t7-s 4 q
h11az- Eszx So izzz
eezH-s- w1x re grE
wss<A c1ce hk1 Esa< =
creDxzzx txsie = ss- hnz
Vas here Way EE ~
ezE coe . be- Ezns
So1e<s1zx 1g~ E--Ex
Parsed reazc<x-r - -.zuz
EAcA ever kzs sezz g.
kzr- We. sAs x1zls III -
-AA1 - -sse ee1s Hs rz7
lad ne not been zss-s -zp
Ae-s>s q R1gtee-s p-U
had txkea zzy-s--g -m
zszTs 4 VIA eDzt-<tA
rely ke ksz cas-zsAsE 1
wc'E11 rp< sexrcs .-r N
woz1e ieare rs.s rnzE7
81 /, Reed -
Bz- ss<re hE. Isl E -n1
1--ie rcrr-zz a. sss=- rz
ke- eye Il vas La -
Grer-Arcec-
Yea. here & vks = III z
" czspzxye1 Tat ~ =
Who hked. Who Glazed =
Appzrezfly Co1nf Fr-a.-1
al pursuit q he cs7E- nd =
10 iczxer cozk Any szz-rsk
cess to his p=lzcsL
Kitty hexztAre1 fzr . -
appeal Of the ccl- cLDs .
more SIZE took Z - -
hand. gAxed ~ if-E,. 1nz
30 often lad beez tAs cx&
herself surprised II IL -
Of her szccesx-
she heard Cczzr F-sas1
fuotstsps. hzs cztz Ealrs
Mademciselie. aEz1
The ccxzf stood Ii.
her-
Evidezfiy. Ez6s7slssl<
not realize tkzf these rsg
rsa6ere1 necessary IA -
m electric systez g y
fng-yoa see. I knew q gE
and as yoz zee. ] AHEt =
rang OF What ss-Tlcs
Ez1ezoisez,e--
Leave ne zlcze. pEzz
face bot tears s2zos- ! .
hate yea ! hate yes
I Erssve ~ tAz- -
said Cozzt Fre3erick srs
] cuzld say the Sac d
czz1o<- VITA ever rsEsA :
yN-I czznot- Cozr.1E
swcrdx % ne E1z An
easy % deceive tbs r-
are Trapped zs si=ry a
s<sps Into - cage x1sa@ .
wM yoz not give II -
Ezceznczs<zse- WI yEg -
the o<hers VIII y0z II =
reading the message & =,
that NE nxy rzzke - s1i :
80 that ne rnxy n0s rgzz
sEcr1x wzrA c.s a1sIasr
L. answer KITTY eAr1sf
f0zz1 her way into ne -
knew na< where BE1f :
Little nxrrur Stairway. lu1 :
Ep & h1Fzag % III
wAerz- Aizss TIE 5osr Ia ! !
kez1 Ct the stair va =
heard hss ssw Azga - - /
snapped across TIE o
g esezpe-
Wozr y0z give = y
col1 hs zske1-
S1ezce reigzs1 l. Ise
marble palace Of Coz-f =
GrsrxarSen-
Az1 nov. Tar q i Shs
tie cry. where zsa s5a
had ecae q crime. tssc
stree<s rhs sozzd Of -
with rAe WIRING E. II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Kitty Gray. newspaper wonan- fscs In
q euro s5op half % e broks1 cola the
nGtilated Inscription On which arocses
her curiosity and leads her. At the order
Ct her managing EDITOR. TO 50 70 the pr1n-
cipaliry of Grrtzboren TO pisce cut the
story suSgesfsd By the Inscription SIC q
allowed. and o. arrival IN Gretxho4en
Der adventures While chasing tie secret
% The broken cotn he<1a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Ycz sect to srplaan Tat to ne. After
her. ez1lsrd. and bring her back In
twe-tyfour hozS-or else Do no< re-
tE-- Yoz Euess ny meaning. Sachio-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-18

lsfStt3 t9ss
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-18
CARNEGIE ENDOWMENT
FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE

The undersigned have been asso-
ciated for some years in the execu.
ton of a trust to promote interna-
tional peace and our duties have in
volved a continual survey of the ef-
forts to that end throughout the
world.
We wish to say to all friends OF
peace that the dreadful war now rag
ing affords no just cause for discour-
agement no discredit to past efforts,
and no reason to doubt that still
greater efforts in the future may be
effective and useful.
The war itself Is teaching the gos-
pei of peace through a lesson so
shocking and so terrible that the
most Indifferent can not fail to at
tend and understand it.
Not only have the destruction OF
life, the devastation and the suffer
ing in the warning countries passed
all experience, hut the cessation oil
production, the closing OF markets
the blocking of trade routes, the In
terruption OF exchanges, have al
fected industry and caused ruin and
poverty in all the peaceful countries
OF the world.
The universal interdependence Of
nations has been demonstrated ant
the truth forced upon every mine
that the peace of all nations Is the
vital concern of every nation.
To cast our weak protest nov
among the tremendous forces tina
are urging on the great conflict woui'
be futile; but the end OF this wa
will come before long and then tn
great question will stand for answer
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the rising waters may cause the build
ing to co lopse.
The authorities have closed the
rUaa II ON Rome to the sea in which
theIe are several deposits of carbide
and lime. Some of these, through in
fuence, In tilt alton from the flooded
1iber, have a.redy exploded and caus-
ed nearby buildings to collapse. Fort
unately there were no victims, as the
people foreseeing danger, had left the
place.
st. Angelo Bridge In Danger
Great anA.eIy is felt today for the
famous Sa angelo bridge originally
erected By Emperor Hadrian and
which conneC,s his tomb with the city
The water 10 ready over the pillars
of the bridge, and troops, engineers
and firemen are at the scene doing
what Is possible to check the peril.
Miles bridge. built over 100 years be-
fore Christ is inundated and water al
SO surrounds the imposing basili.a Of
st. Paul. 1he Sublicus bridge, the
structure supposed to have been de-
Tended by HCratius and two compan-
ions, is also under water. This is the
oldest bridge in Rome, having been
built in the year $50 b. c.
The bridges which have shown
signs of weakness, have been closed
to traffic. Many houses in immefi'
ate neighborhood of st. Peters, have
from three to four feet Of water in
the lower stories and the inhabitants
were obliged to remove their posses.
sions up to the upper floors.
A Second Venice.
The floods have turned the low ly.
ing quartz s OF the city into second
Venice as the streets are now all wa
terways and boats are the only means
If progression. Crowds of persons
spent the night watching the rising !
tide and many recalled how few were
the floods in the memory of man in
this section which have equailed this. |
Many congratulated themselves on
the protection afforded by the magnifi |
cent embankment which is one of the
great works that Rome owes to mod
ern Italy.
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YOUNG MEN SENT UP
THREE FIREWORKS BALLOONS

Ogdensburg, N. Y, Feb. 49,
Young men living In Morristown. on
the American side Of the information.
al line opposite Brockville, said to-
day that shortly after 9 o'clock last
night they sent UP three fireworks
balloons each Of which exploded high
In the air above Brockville.
Reports today from Morristown
were to the effect that 1t was believ-
ed there that these balloons were
mistaken for aeroplanes by persons
living across the line in Canada.
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AER0PL FLAMES FLEW
FROM THE ]. s.

Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 15.-The two
aeroplanes said to have flown into
Canada from the direction of Morris
town, N. Y, last night returned to
the United States across the St. Law
renee river flying over Bro.kville at
about 1880 o'clock this morning, ac-
cording to the Dominion police. The
incident, It was said, would be re-
ported to the state department at
Washington.
Various persons told the police that
the first machines approached Brock.
vile at $40 o'clock last night and
that the second followed in the same
path about 20 minutes later. Both
we're said to have disappeared in the
direction of Ottawa. Both machines
were described as carrying sear.h-
lights which were directed upon the
ground over which they were flying.
A daughter of Edward Billings, a
farmer living near Rockville, said
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one OF the aeroplanes flew only

one OF the aeroplanes flew only 90
feet above her.
Persons living in Bellamy, viii
age on the Canadian Pacific railway
north OF Brockville, saw flashes in
the sky that they thought were
lightning, the police say. The report
that fireball was dropped on Brock.
vile, was denied there today. ~
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day passed the woman suffrage
amendment to the state constitution
II to 4.
The house passed the resolution
two weeks ago and both houses hav-
ing acted favorably on the resolution
last year. the question will be sub
mitted to the voters next September.