davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-14

rs's ,-'...-, 49,. .s-.s ..'.7 - IA
fi.' 4 .y.r F-V.-g 49, ~ -
as-. see a. l.sJ ra'ra'y
rs-s'-'r 49, --. -. ''s.'..'
NJ. =. 'sE.F ~. 80 .,..'s
49, ;s'-g - I'.- -i''s - ''.--,ss
~ ''s.' '-'.ar-
T-s- ..~rF 80. "a 's-l4a'
- - % PIE "a.E ''.4'.ss "a. =
~ ~.'. ~ .'..'l'y a.. ,
al .-'. ..'-- '.- .. .sl'. DO
sg't;rg t'.ss.s
aFsttrr.
I.v 30 Ta', AZ, F'sIg s.;-s a ~
d, .'g' !sEs, r's-sr - Dol. 100 =
i1,,,s - T.gs-'Sy re ~ 49,. ..
Jsar = ~. a's s.' u -...
.srs!s'ss - a 'ss .. az "a re
ti'as ..-s 81. anna f..t... -.
AZ s..i sss'L .'s's - ~ rlrs
''yT 's'Is's's 'r. a..'y -.. -
sps Es,s. e. 's'' - ~ lrss'-'
tree "a ~ tine ,'flsS'sTE 81,
srE 'Ess@ S.''f ? - -. lf.s e a.
v.a.'l "a IRE a ia.s'tar hl,G T.
ar ara LE Ell irg Hs %
-, .: 80 r s'rSrs'E. fs..'. r..'-
Ass r.; .'.s'. s.'Ss saslg. isSl.s
AM Co. t..l'y = ibs.s''J s,g .ssr
a 'n',, re I'i.h genius srG -, s.s
prsssn' - - ~, IA - 'Isss
qua i'lss -.r,.l.1's ~ ssnl4s
~ sss Urn ~ fss,i.sflsad Q .n'T.
Tipy:'s'J l'ssr1 Dossno 2,
l'l". When Ls cane ~ : @11sn IA
hone Ssy. ems s.rs Lsd ns'9.J
d,sa ~ TIE 'snyss .s,a - Ha's'I,s
Tbs'e he s's~ - nsntyI1s s.f.t.
ever s,russ Ing ~ ..sp % m tie
hattie ~ NE he =. snDitisss
Letters from America tNid hin Ofris
western and ~ promise His father
VA sfDring %, Soising, sJrsirs.
saving, saving, ever eOfsins and sssiby
and yet lie ~as pJor lie TAXED the
matter over with father ava mother -
but mother would brush q tear sssy
He could labor, save, ana ieays 70 lis
children = heritage Of lsbOr, sayirg
ana poverty. Tnsn ana or iisn ana
taxes would consume one h.i the
probable income from bis lzbOrs. then
he could hardly hope, ever, 70 own 4
comfortable home. His father said
ayes, me lad, 20, and may the spirit
Of St. Patrick ever watch over you 90
lie came 10 escape hi.h taxes, high
rents, low wages, ami the grind u the
Isndlord's heel lie cane aim Jst
empty handed and landed IN Nen
York, November q, l-I7 ~ wa sage,
and for q " month Lolled for wages IN
that great city, and Jolned the army
of men Who we're building and
grIdironiDg the country With railroads,
which nov boasts OF more miles Of
railroads than any country on the
sIol,s. For his work he received the
then high price Of 70 cents = day. His
work took him - far west a. India
uspoIIs, Ind, where he helped 70 grade
fof the union depot. and also for the
station It Dayton, Ohio. He helped
IA Ssjlrosd construction through most
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-14
s-A-EY

I-t- Nstss- >-a-g as U--1 IN
N1--sa ---1tr. H.. Nl-cL -.
sa--s - -ssi I'd III =l115c7 u
'-e4 = az - h. c-l--T, NJ.
aal- Ca e. CO - az Ia Bea;51,
a =-s -as = -ll---- 60 - i's nAs
ssr--
80 Fs5 - - sls .1I'sI IL
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-14
The DEATH ANGEL IN our MIDST
Ssny Prominent Citizens Called to the Other
SHIRE unprecedented Death Rate
far the Season.

far the Season.

y - "a = u . = 80 LII L" . =
o. 90. srl. a. In,34aras1 IL ls
'..-a 10. a:y I'VE Here q AZ
80 -. - re sts - - n Ea--..~-
"a Me- B-t5<.- N4s-n.s .l-E sE-=
= vet lass = sa-l Jarsa-y j. go
sLsn tea s0cE f-.L TX - s1z-
sanisr ~ ~. .sblr re soc ass
ocrr HtEs 80 -esfsss - - ar.
sn1A acs 10 Ns7aslg t1s-slis loc
90 J1..s a'..r -. A.: 'a.t-- a.
.5-s A. 70 u-s - 55-s - zstE-~
a'i.r -, oaa-
IL "a Z. z.8vs3 ss.-E. ..i,E %
Nss - .an. . e.. b. -.-a-@s ,s-
:vs'a ga, --i.s sIs5s-s A. ..sa-
ssis-s- r. 80. >v-- q. ~. s-loens. =
81 - =s-.E- Ter = az. &C =
La. ar a>r ri szs . =>rt % -Ge
Han-i1a & = gs~-r- "a sav tt--
r. ...-s> = .5rs-- .--4lc AZ b. 80
= s...l !. .r-s-.- To- = s--. @
s:-s - ~ he ss.s-raa.ar .
- "a. 'r. lra-sI-. 80 -
20 sl. ir,s4 - c. F-.zs-s Lls-g
-. o. --.---.-. - a.
-. 49,. -. .-s--. 1900
ia Nars- - -. e a. o..
y '.....F '--a a. s-----s
NJ ..-s- A..
.-. ..-.- -. ~ 49,.
o. =. Ola. F..-. -.-.a u -.
20. s.- 49,. Oh. : -. ...-
s.. -rr .r-....- LED. p
o.. e. -. -.-..
... .--e 49,. ...-.. e.
........ a. "a. .. E.... . 49,.
81. r......- 49,.
So. 49, a. a.. s-.
...---. ~ 49,
-. ...s g .... 90. ~.
49,. Ed. - ~ =.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-14
lre Of Hank..

Ne sls. O. .I;--ss 80 l.l--'.
i-.s q .-'tt. o--s AZ TREND.
- .l-.- 80; 'Ar-s s--i-. go e.
e 5---a 49, ELLA sTlAET
\ . >.aaFT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
&nnitgeiperbe Mrbeiten in bentid)en
Sasaretten.

Der 8ertpunoete, Ser in oen 2a3a-
retten oes Goten &reu5es Croft ltno
@enei lung finoet> beoarf Ser Der
ltreuung uno 5uglei6 Ser 5umm=
lung. @itte 9iider, oie er lieIt, GIT
tie Muiifitiife, Die ct bort, pirteu
in oieiem 5peifoden Sinne, Sic (ett=
fen i'm ab bon oem 8epuBtIein Der
eigenen beoauernsperten Gage uno
geben leinem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@etIt oqmablig mieoer einen felti-
genoen 8Iif.
Sci eintretenoer Seilung erpadt
in ben Sermunoeten, Die inter lee
lli6en uno forperli6en S6mer5ett
at leioen batten, gar bolo ser Srie6
our 8etatigung. Die mooerne me-
Dl5inifde 8iIieni6aft iiebt fn Der
iogenannten ugel6aftigungs Sbe-
rapte" Elm mi6tiges Seilperfabren.
Im 5pedoienlidlten lino iene 81
ttgfeiten, Die Dor allen1 anoeren bte
idopferii6en 6dbigfeiten oes Men=
lden peden u1lo ibnen cine no6bo(-
tige @nregnng bieten. Die oamit
~perbunoene ieelil6e Nblenfung uno
Seilrng mirft ipie ein @unoer oft
ouf ben forperlid 2eioenoen.
60 lit es oenn erflarlid, oaB Die
Setter Der @oipitdler uno ionltiger
GflegeItatten fir p%ertpunoete ODER
erfranfte Soloaten ibre SAiislinge
in aGerbano proftiiden 9iebbaber-
f%iinlten unterlpeiien ~loiien. Sn bic
len beuti6en Stdoten bat ma Ole
Sonofertigfeits- nno @eldidlidfeits=
Eroolifte Der Sertpl1noeten gelarn-
melt, geii6tet uno georonet uno als=
Damn in 4usIteaungsballen Ser Del
fentlihfeit gum 8eiten oes 9eltt=
idef Soften &reu8es 5ugdnglid &C.
madt.
Inter Ben oreitouieno 4usItel=
lungs @egenltdnben elmer oeror-
tigen @eranitaltung in Samburg be-
fanoen ii6 lolde aus Sol5, Warmor,
Son llno iegli6em anoeren Wate-
rial. 2oubiGee=, aerbidnib=, 6leht-
mo MooeQier 4rbeiten medielteu
nit 3ei6nu119en, @entdloerL Stable
rllngen unb @itbograpbien ab. @u3
ser langen 9iite oes nit 6leiB uno
2iebe &ergeite1ten ieien berporgebc=
ben; Spiel-, Sab, &ol1d= II. 8lu-
men-3iihe, @orten- unO &iifengerG-
tie, Sdolen, &aien, 8onoteller,
2eufter, Sdiffsmooel(e uIn.
Die pernunoeten uno erfrdnften
Grieger peroienen uniere Inter
ltiibl1lg. nno lie beoiirfen u~nlerer
SiIfe. @aben fir jeoen 3meia Ser
bielieitigen Sdtigfeit oes Oel1tiden
Soften &relt3es meroen an bic Cent
Ibe 9otlhaft ooer Die 8eutIden &on=
iulate erbeten. Sic fonnen aud)
ourd) sic %befannten 6ilfsgeieai6of-
ten brett an oie 9elegierten oe5
0euti6en Soften &reu5es in Ben
Ser. Staoten. 1928 9roa0maD, Sem
Oorf, qeIarot neroen, I'm Tofort of
ne ireenomeIde at5ii9e iibermieIen
al meroeil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
Nmcrifas Griege.

@enn es gum &riege nit Merico
fommen ioate, miiroe es, tpie MIR
einem @e6ielblatt e%ntnebmer, nur
elmer ser pielen &riege lein, Die oie
Ser. Staaten ieit ibrem 8eitebe1
gefibrt babeu. Ser &epolutionS-
frieg oalerte pom 19. April 1875
bis II. Mpril 1888. SIM 9aufe
oeslelben mllroen 309,781 Wam
anfgeboten. @n benz ariege nit
ben Snoianern oes 9oroweitens, Der
bonn September 1890 bis 4uguit
1895 oarterte, maren nur 1888
Wonn beteiligt; meniger nod i'm
&riege nit Sranfrei6 t798-1800
rnb Sripoli 1S0t-1805, neil Dies
Seefriege maren. 8lutiger NOR idon
Der elm Sabr oalternoe Greef-Sn,
%oianerfrieg, in Dem $4,000 Wann
aufeeboten puroetl. Sn Dem ariege
nit england pom Is. SUM 1912
bis II. 6ebruar 1915 iino 576,622
Mam i'm Seloe geipeIen, oabon
5000 Neguldre. Die iibrige Wann-
l6aft mar Mili5 uno Sreimiltge.
9tod oieiem &riege famen pieoer
oie sSnoianer an Die &eibe, Die mabr-
i6einli6 bon eitglii6en @genten anf-
gebett poroen maren. Die &riege
init oen Seminole : Sy~loianern, ben
0ladhaipfs, Gberofees, Greef-sSnoia=
nern, Slorioa : Snoianern uno Or
roitods folgten iid ouf Dem 5liBe
BON 1917 bis 1913. Damn fam Der
g9affengang NIT Werico, 1876
1S48. Die 9dmpfe nit ben @pa-
den, Nopaios, Der lttabfrieg uno Der
nit ben Seminole = Snoionern fill,
ten Die Sabre 1849-1S58 aus. SIM
&riege nit Merico muroen 1920
Mann %aufgeboten. Son Den Si1oia-
nerfdmpfen mar ser beoeutenbIte
Ser nit oen Slorioa : Snbianern,
Der crit na6 einem Iufgebot BON
iiber 10000 Mann unteroriidt mer-
oen fonnte uno babel nod iieben
Sabre oolterte. Damn fam Der
I6limmIte &rieg, SEN oas 2ano geie-
ben bate: Ser 8iirgerfrteg. sSn Die
Sabre t865-tS98 fallen 8oblreif)e
Snoionerfriege, BON oenen bie NIT
oen Wooocs rno Siorr sic blutig-
item tuaren. SIM Griege nit Spo-
MEN, benz letteln groBen ariege. oen
mir qefiibrt boben, mlroen 100000
Manm o~ufgeboten. 8as fir etnen
5peiten arieg NIT Merico, falls es
ou8u fommen Iolte, notwithstanding
niht geniigen tpiiroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
Sur Gonntu-Glerf

Sic rSreie 8reiIe fir Seras" lit aus
toriiiert, GERM Sranf N. Netutpn als
&anoioaten fin @iebertpab[ fir bag Mmt
BEG County =Glert in Der beborifebenoen
oemofratiihen Brirndrtpa6l am %. Suli
uu8ufiinoigen.
8ir iino nutoriitert. Serrn George
Surfen als &unoioaten fir oas Imt
oes Gpuntp =Glert in Der bemofratil6en
8rimdrtpab( am %. Sult an5ufiinoiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
Sir County Sdakmeiiter.

8ir iiro autoriiiert, Germ Setter g.
Soefsen nls @anbibaten CUR 8iebertpabl
fiji oas Unit bes Gonntp Shatmeiiter
in Der o~emofratiiden Rrimdrtuahl an>
sufiinoioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
Wabl>Nn5eieen.
Sir 9esislatmr, Elat No. 4.

Sic nSreie 8reiie fir Seras" lit anz
toriliert, 3errn Nobert 3. Gopn als
&anoioat fir Die 2esislatmr, Stat Nr.
4, in Ser oemofratti6en Hrimdrtpa6l
am %. Suli a~usutunoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
Saus III Dfrrenten.

0as nntere nnS pbere Stpfluerf
pon Nr. 2t8 Sit-gpmmeree Strake
lit ~ uerrentcu. 3a6ere Imsfauft in
Scr Office Der ySreien Ireiie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
TSiir Gpuntp Inmalt.

Bir iino autoriiiert, Germ Som s.
@emtpm als 8nnbioateu fin oas &mt
beg Gpuntp : atmalt IN Der oemotratiz
fden 8rimdrtpabl I'M %. Suli an5u>
tiiuoiaen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13

San antunio, Seq, IS. Suli 1915 =
8rime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil, SO
Gents pei @nQone.
Metu yorf, 10. Suli. = Spot $tD.65
bio; Suli. $10.65 unb $10.75; Muguft,
$10.62 unb $10.65; September. $1,000
uno $10.52; Oftober, $685. nmo $9.58;
Nobember, $500 unb 1857; 9esemz
ber, $3.50 uno $8.58; San1ar, $3.50
uno $500; Sebrrar, $500 unb $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
Sir Gpmnt9


8ir fiuo autoriItert, Serru Sarpen
Bed o(g !Gonbiboteu fir bas Mmt oe5
Gunutp : SpmmiIdr Bre5inft SO. 4 in
Ser bemotratiiden 8rtm6rtpobl am %.
Sltli a~i5utanotaeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
0lrnnbeiaentnms llebertraannaen.

Sam friedman uub Srau an alel
3. abam uno Srnu. @rut1oltiid on bel
Sontb Mesaitite Ctr, Stout's Snii6C
Nooitiou; $2.094.29.
5ermnnn 9ietert an Nar Sb. @runo,
itiid al Der @ireiili1 @be., Gilfuortt
ltno Green Serrace; $500.
W. q. 8aitb an gmil 8oed. 8ritno.
ftid in Siablanb 9nrf; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
IN 9[uauita. Colo.

Sn Iuguita, Colo, flog Elm
Waga5in Der 91l Yont Hemours
Bomber SO. in Die 2uft; Meniden-
Ieben miiroen nidt b%ernid]tet, bod
lit Der nerurlnd)te Decentralization
Biemlid 6eoei,teno. Se6enfaGs per.
Den Die Sineos Die ourd 0abldiiig.
felt peruriad)te @rploiion pieoer Sen
b0ien 8eutiden in oie S6ube 81
l6ieben ~oeriuden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
3arm.$rpSnfte.
WeulIfe.

aartoffeln, 3eue Serns, $3.50; Ca
~Iiforuia sass.
@iBe 3drtoffeln. 2%ouiiinnn. $1.76.
3fpiebeln, California. $3.50.
&obl, $3.50 per Crate.
&eterIilie. 35c per Std 8iinoel.
@riiner 8feffer, $1.25 per 9uIdel.
8eeten, 40e per 9to. s8iinbeI.
@el6e 8rrSeln, 80 II. 35e per 9bo.
Weerrettia< 8uraein. per gfo. 12he
Gantaloupes, Gtanbaro, $3.50 per
Crate; Stumble. S1.25 Der Crate.
SauaIb. 75c per 8uiGeI.
Sonnateu. Seras, 4 aorbe. S5c unb
90c.
@urten, per 8nihef, $3.50.
Spiuot. Toe per @uideI.
@terpflan8er. SOC per 9ubeno.
&opfiolat, $3.50 uno $2.75,
9ohren. Crime, $1.25h biz $3.50
per 9uihel.
Ora, 5000 fir bier @uideL.
@lliinentohI. $1.75 fir IL Gtid.
8aoieshen, Doc {. 1 9b6. 8iinoeI.
Seaerie, $500 per 9ubeno.
gteh.Narft
Son Autonio. Ser. 10. Suli 1916.
Giihe $4.25 bis 1910.
&dlber $3.50 biz $500.
0dfen $4.75 biz $40.
8uIlen $500 Biz 1925.
ct. 2oui5, 10. Suli 1915. -Saines
bieh, Serassgieh. $3.50 Biz 5000.
S6tpeine 1910 Bis $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
L.okaIes.
Demonstrations @etter.

Sir San @ntonio uno llmgegeno:
@eute abeuo uno Sreitag unbeitan=
bio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13

@lomo gla5o perloren botte, wuroe
ibnen ol1r6 Die Toli5ei nod
fur5er Srennunq tpieoer 5ugelteut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13

Uaummone.
GpttunTamen-Vru6m

Gan antpnio, Ser. 1874 gts.
8alpeiton, geltern. 1875 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
Stir gonntp &ommiHar Yresinfi
Nu. 2.

8ir iiro alitoriiiert, 6errn Gbas. 4.
@ntseit, 8arbibat fir 8iebertpabl fir
ons Mmt oes Gunntn = 8ummtfar Eres
SHIFT SO. 2 in Ser beboritebenoen oernos
tratiihen 9riundrtpa6L am %. Suli nus
5utiinoiaeu.
Sir Gpnntn : &ommiiIGr Ere5iaft
Nu. 4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
gan . GrIaubnisideine.

B. 6. gidter, Garage, QoreSo Ctr. ;
$500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
NO WORD OF SHIP.
The Rappahannock Is Thought to Have
Been Sunk by Germans.

Halifax, n. s., Nov. 2l.-Announce.
ment was msde here last night that the
overdue Furness line steamer Rappahan-
mock had been sunk by Germans. No
word has been heard of Captain Garrett
and his crew of 40 men, and the fear was
expressed that they had perished The
Rappahannock sailed from this port for
Liverpool Oct. 10.
News of the Rappahannoek's loss came
to the local agents of the Furness line
last night in a cable from the London
office. The cable stated that the loss of
the steamer was received in London by
wireless from Berlin, but no information
was given as to the place or manner in
which the steamer was sunk.
The Rappahannoek had been engaged
in the service between this port and Liy-
erpool since 1907 and she was one of the
ships that took prominent part in the
rescue of the steamer Volturno when
that vessel was burned at sea.
The Rappahannock registered 1854
tons net and carried a valuable cargo,
part of which consisted of 10000 barrels
of apples. She was built in Glasgow in
1908.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
ARRESTED IN CIVIL CASE.
Manuel Erbosco Is Held for Personal
Damages to NJ del Campo.

Manuel Erbosco, granite cutter, was
arrested this afternoon on body writ in
civil proceedings brought BY Marcellina
del Campo of this city for personal dam
ages alleged to have grown out of an
assault said to have been committed by
Erboseo on the plaintiff June "a in Barre.
Suit is brought by del Campo through
the law firm OF Porter, Writers & Har-
vey of st. Johnsbury and the arrest to-
day was made by Deputy Sheriff NJ. c.
Garfield OF St Johnsbury
1t is set up in the warrant that del
Campo has suffered great bodily pain as
result of his clash with Erbosco and
that his physical condition following the
alleged assault was such as to prevent
him from following his trade of granite
cutting. IL was expected that the de-
fendant would be admitted to $1,000
when arraigned before a magistrate.
Damages are set at $1,000 and the case
is returnable in Washington county
court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
SINKING is ADMITTED.
Germans Say Their Submarine Attacked
the Arabia.

Washington, Nov. 2l.-Announcement
by the semi official Overseas News agen-
cy that a German submarine sank the
British liner Arabia made a deep i'm
preston in official quarters here yester-
day and apparently removed all possi-
bility that this case might take its place
with that of the Persia, sunk in the Med
iterranean long ago in some manner new
er cleared up. The British admiralty
said the Persia was torpedoed without
warning. but none of the central powers
would admit responsibility for it.
Some officials expressed surprise that
the attack on the Arabia had been semi
officially admitted 1t was suggested
that the Overseas dispatch might mean
that Germany was preparing to make a
test in this case of the armed ship"
controversy with the United States, or
that minor official, hostile to Chaneel-
lor Won Bethmann- Hollweg's submarine
policy might have allowed the dispatch
TO get out, seeing in it an opportunity to
force the issue 1t has been known here
for some time that Germany would make
a bitter fight against the defensive arm
ing of merchant ships.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
WANTED IN BOSTON
DR.. Lemuel F. Noble Was Arrested in
Pittsburg on Drug Charge.

Pittsburg, Nov 2l.-Charged with be-
ing a fugitive from justice, DR.. Lemuel
| +. Noble, aged 3s years, of Boston, Mass,
was arrested here yesterday while tour
| ing the city. He was lodged in the cen
trail police station and word of his ar
rest telegraphed to the district attorney
in Boston He is accused of violating
the Harrison drug act.
DIR. Noble left Boston Nov. with two
male companions. His movements were
watched by detective agency When he
arrived here Sunday F. c. Armsworthy,
in charge of the local agency with city
detectives placed him under arrest.
His companions were detained for sew
eral hours by the police. After state
ment they were released DR.. Mobiles
automobile was put in the city garage.
According to the police, DR.. Mobiles
office at l43 Massachusetts avenue, Bos-
ton, was raided by the district attorney
last week. Twenty-Five persons We're
caught in. the raid. All were users OF
drugs. Among them were several wom-
en-.
DR.. Noble was not in Boston at the
time and was understood to be in Buff
ldio. TiOtu tHeit lie "tilI W Iiit, iiOiu
which place his automobile was shipped
to Pittsburg. Yesterday the physician
had the car unloaded in the freight sta
tion and, it is believed, intended leaving
the city last night.
DR.. Noble, according to stationery
found in his possession, is medical d.
rector of the Walter Baker sanitarium,
624 Warren street, Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
TIGHTENING ON
FOOD SUPPLY
Entente Allies Present New Demands to
Switzerland-Large Quantities
Are Held UP.

Berlin, via wireless, Nov. 2l.-lt is re-
ported from Switzerland that new de-
mands have been presented to the Swiss
government by the entente powers.
Swiss press dispatches, as quoted by the
Overseas News agency say that large
quantities OF food and other supplies are
being held up in Italian and French
ports, pending Switzerland's compliance
with demands which are characterized by
the Berne Bund as something unheard OF
in the memory of man, and as treat
ment which no one can endure.
After long negotiations with the en-
tente and Germany, Switzerland entered
into arrangements for importation OF
food supplies through allied territory
and of coal and other material from Ger
many. A dispatch from Berne on Nov.
l3 said new dispute had arisen regard
ing expectation to Germany and Austria
of the products made by machines lubri-
Gated with oil coming from entente coun-
tries and of electric power transmitted
by copper wire purchased in these coun-
tries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21

WOULD ADMIT DEFEAT.
But Hughes is Said to Be Restrained by
Party Leaders.

New York, Nov. 2l.--That Charles f.
| Hughes has written a telegram of CON
reelection to the presidency and has
reelection ii the presidency and has
wished to send it for the last few days,
was the report which obtained credence
| in Republican circles yesterday. 1t was
stated that Mr.. Hughes has failed to
send the congratulatory message out of
difference to the advice of leaders of the
Republican national organization.
According to the report, Mr. Hughes
became convinced at Lakewood on Sun
day that there was no chance of any up
set in the California returns by further
official count and wished to send the tel
egram then. 1t also was stated that
he had sought to obtain for himself di-
rect information from California, wheth-
er there was any possible chance of the
returns from the districts as yet un-
counted officially reversing the unofficial
returns which gave President Wilson
the state.
William r. Wilcox, chairman of the
national committee, came in from Lake
wood yesterday and had a talk with Her
bert Parsons and Charles B. Warren, ma
Jloldl committeeman IIonl AlCNlgdn- III
was said to have been their decision that
Mr.. Hughes, as long as he had delayed
his message until now, might better wait
until the official count was entirely in.
1t was stated that Mr.. Hughes will un-
doubtedly send the telegram at that
time, if not before, and that there is no
longer any suggestion of any applica
tion for a recount on the part of the Re-
publicans in any of the close states.
Vance C. Mccormick, chairman of the
Democratic national committee, received
a telegram from Gavin McNab. member
of the campaign committee from Califor-
mia, stating that the San Francisco count
was all in and that all the California
Democratic electors wsre absolutely
safe" 1t was said at Republican head
quarters that there had been no definite
information received there during the
day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
BACK IN AMERICA.
Americans Who Have Been Flying in
French Service.

New York, Nov. 2l.-American avia-
tors fighting with the French forces on
the western front have brought down a
total OF 2l German airplanes, accord
ing to Lieutenant William Thaw,, a
member OF the French American avia-
tion corps, who arrived here yesterday
on the steamship La Touraine for a
three weeks visit with relatives. Lieu
tenant Thaw was accompanied by G. e..
johnson, also an American aviator,
whose home is in New York.
Regulations of the French army for
bid us talking of our work. Lieutenant
Thaw said: "My personal part in the
fighting has been told in the cable dis
patches and one of the 2l German ma
chimes brought down is credited to me.
We heard nothing before leaving France
the request OF the American
to drop the name American
from the Franco American corps. All
OF rs have sworn allegiance to the French
Mr. johnson said that for some time
the work of American ayiators has been
to scouting fights. Both the
ayiators talked with Norman Prince just
prior to his going on what proved to be
his last flight. They said he yolplaned
back TO the French lines after an air
and in alighting his machine
struck some telegraph wires, turning it
over, and Prince received injuries that
resulted in his death.