davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

Vn praftif Spfinbelle. @larme=
tier Notnmeicn ! Malborg bar i sri
sc y4alb. Mmtst." eiort en- lille
Dpfin0elie, Ser pirfelig lpncs at
bore npttig Oct CT ct lille Mppa-
rat, Der tRll0er % il1lffer @asappo-
rotor automatiif, 11aar en- @rpoc Ipt-
tes paa eller lgftes al, bporpeo set
nn0gaaes, at @us1en brpnoer blot ct
eneite 4jcblif til l1nDtte. Mpporo=
tet CT meget billigt og fan paoipttcs
etbDert @asuppnrat.
Gm Yrotcit, Tor!eoen. beotoq
8rpnol1m=@ .=g3ebe1 @%ogneroob al
poe 9iGlp / &enbolo til sen npe
Sou ON 9%prtiosbielp poa Sen Moo-
DC, at 5ogncraaoet efter 9fjpn no
tereoe ct ballot Sunoreoe 6omilier
iom berettiae0e til @ielpen. Sil
oisie 6amilicr l16icnotes ser beref=
ten Sort mes Meobelelic ON, 6por
DC fnt1oe bente 2ibsfornp6enbeDer
til billig &ris. Og lao me11tc 500
%ncrao0et, at sen 5og bar or6net 1lo-
mprfct.
Men 111t Dor Ell al Sc Mpn6, ser
iaoleoes bar foaet tiloclt Dprtios=
biplp, taget til 0r6c / u@ibc Mmts."
moo Sogneraaoets 6remgongsmoo=
6e. @e6fommen6e, Gbr. Matbieien
poo 2isitrup @e0e, ifribcr 81. a.:
Seq, bar til Cato floret mig
11oen 5ogncts> @totens eller nogeu
a1oens Sjglp, % jeg boober al
oeoblibe ,oer1ne6. Seq benltiller til
bet ere0e 5ognerooo, ON Set iffe
baboe beret be6re, at Sc / 5teoet
for at uoien0e Sort boboe %oberteret
/ Sc lofale @looe, ct enbbcr, ser p1,-
ife0e bemel6te billige &orer, funoe
ofba,te 6isie. @oo bobbe fun Sc
melt 5%rpngenoe % meit &egiprlige
fQoet, og Sc, @r. 5ogneroobsfor=
mono, bar il11ppen for at ltp6e an
moo Set iml1ffc Orb:
CIT Din Ne1 tic, 9l1 Sri tenIipl,
|trg0 bam life rncD jernlfoet Sci,
|ligger ian e11b / 5tppct.
Marret. S ct ipit @renicblo0 lu=
les CIT grobolporlig Splots ON ct
fort, gommelt &obbcrfr11s, font Sen
autifDoriife 5amling / &ibc bor Ct
bberbet. &r11iet beitribes oerpoo
npje, og 6a S%r0itriften CT Snoleo=
l1lngen til Song &oloemors jD1fe
Sob, gisnes 6et> at &r1tlet bor bprt
bjcnlme poo ct Sin9tco. = 81 ifal
rebc &ibc M}l1ieun1> bporfro &r11=
let 1tan1mer> ifriber ct onoet jpif
@la0: Gn briltig Mon0 / en- &jpb=
ltao Noropoo bar lapet Dcnnc og
%lignen0c ~Mntifpiteter" of-golnlc
&qffelopnsrpr og bilt og fer ofiat
~&ruicne" 81. a. / &ejc1r og / &ol=
Ding. 9en antifpuriife Smnling /
gfibe er blcbc11 bropt norrct.
st nntfprmerct Yroletariat. 6or-
le0cn paotaltc ~Malb. 5tiftsti0.", at
en 5tatSfullftio1pr, ct @ol tbu0,
maotte 11noer1tgttes al @jelpefosien
/ Molborg> og mi meO6cler 8la0et,
at min61t ct bolpt @1noreoe al Mol.
borg @ribatbaners Sl1nftionerer
bar ibgt og for Sc fleltcs @cofom~
men6e foaet timber tpttelie af famine
&ielpefasie. Dette b%etegncr @looet
me0 &ette iom gonife %11lamneligt.
st 6e Baagieloen6c bpr buDe 9iGlp,
90 0ereS 2pn CT al0eles 11tiljtrpffe=
Zig UNDER Sc berifen6e Torbolb, CT
rimeligt; mel1 6enne 8pr0c bpr life
legges paa Sc fomm11nale 5fatte<
p6ere, og @la0et opfor0rer 0erfor til
at t%illtille 8Dron6et en- Broteltrei o-
luton moo, at &aneoireftio11el, lfu=
Der ct uni ormeret Yroletoriot TIL
1borenbe mango 5te0er / 2anoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

ite Sanger opbolocr fig bos Befolfs
ninge1t, nuturligDis nltocr trpng
8epogtning. Spprigt ipnes Oct,
iom ON Sc &rigsfonger, ser befin-
Der iig ! 5ibirien eje1uremgaaenoe
lcper ul,ocr beore 6orbolo e,lo San-
gerne / set el1ropeijfe M1sla11o.
! Gn 9anffbebens Sen. 5i0en
Ger0ensfrigc11s llbbrl1o bar Don=
mart % 9orlfbeoem bait Ell trofolt
Sen ! 5ronfrig. Oct er Yrofeslor
Yolll @errier pes set berpmte Cor
bonnen l%lnipeiitet. s mango Mar
far 8rofesipr gerrier iloaet til 2Do
Il 6ronfrig for Oom1orf 90 0anife
Sl1teresier> men iiben &rigens no
bruo bar 0cm1e SSnteresic gipet fig
llolag pan on6cn Woobc. Yrofes=
lor Serrier bar bcgejltret % par11=
biertet toget Zig al SC fongne 5pn-
oeripoer, Scr opbolocr Jig / fronf
J%ongenlfab. WcD olorig luigtenoc
SSntercsle bor Gnul Gerrier 1tsttet
Sbnocrjpoerne, ierlig / Ml1riac
Ctorofronfrig), hbor ct ltort Mntal
Spnoerjpoer opbolber fig iun1 &rigs=
fonger. Weo Mooo % 9oo0 bor
Frofeslor Scrricr ltooct 5pnoer=
|ipocrne bi, % loo 1tor far bans Op=
~ofrclie bpret, at ban 1u lclp CT iaa-
lcoes ltillet, at ian ma bjplpes.
Grofes]or &crrier itriper i ct Sri
ootbreb til en- al fine @enner Yer
blennme, at ban gjer1c piloe Dolbe
Terie bos ii11e %lpnberjpbifc @c1ner
| Mulrioc, linen jeg bor oespGrre
life &ooD."
Notnrliguis for Bette fun ltullet
opfottes 1om Ell gonlfe priDot 8e-
%merfning> men SAUL &erricrs mon
&C 8enner bor bpg ltrofs lpraet for,
at 9onmorf5 go0c &cn fan fon lin
Teric. Scr CT lat CT SSS1bi omling /
Gang / oisie Gage, oa set parer
11rppe mango Gage, fpr Hrofesior
Serricr blipcr lat / Gtollo til at
bcloe Terie / SEN lille norofranite
9p> bppr hons ibnoerjDifc @eru1er
opbol0cr Jig.
Set er fprbnbt -! @uOcrnarcu
/ 0icl nifcntli9gjer en- Ncfjcnotgjp=
trellc, bporeftcr BET pooup ilOltjpr=
pes, at ligeiom Sc m11otligc ogloa
DC lfriftlige Meo0eleller ON Suit
ningcr, Iroppe= pg 5fi6sbcDngeller
|ion1t andre uilitnre 6prbolosregler
Icr fpr6ltOte. &cO gftcrlm1 / Nrcb=
lcnOinger nil Set blipe fpntrollerct>
ON M%nor0ningen fplgcs. Ncfienot=.
0jprclicn CT trou6t /. Strait Sen IS.
Eebr11nr.
Solu Gage / Srommcilb. Gn bonlf
5pn0erjpOe, Ser MI CT i frurif Io11=
acnifab> %ifriper i Splgc u&plo. 3d."
til i'm 6omilie / &ploing:
ct SUBS Huber or set, at jog er
1l11ppe1 leoe1oe, uifa0t pg Juno gien=
1e1n set bele. s Sc ii0ite 10 Gage
ll1oen jog blep tuget til 6ongc, blcp
III bon1borDeret nnl item 1ofbr110t 0oo
pg Scat meo boo6e imno og itpre &o=
noncr> iao Gfpttegropc1rc bar bclt
1nn1melll fu0tc, og mlul1ge 5pl0atef
Mr lcDc10c %bcgrobeoc bcrcs SSor6-
boliger. S 6cmnc usielige GSorfat=
ming font Srol1ifmUnDc1ne lpn pore
Nconlngsm91D pg tog oS til Sarge.
Wongc bar hi life, tbi 10 9age i
Torpcjcn bop0c &%egin1cntet tobt
1900 Wtono, pg mango pur fnlonc i
Wellemti0cl1, men 6elto mere poo
ifipn1coc ri pg toffeoe @l>o for Dor
1Trelle.
2. Sl1le0og bar ollc hi ooniftulen=
De eoroilespigere fer poo Oepptct
lolnleoc og bol0t lollncn n1c0 Nrp=
item pg bore %fro1ife 6orc1ottc en- rig=
lin ms M ~fnrrninIin N,,I,fr;4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

gen SID iioell beres Gieneltc / MorD=
ilesbtg, % "a Sc tom tilboge til
Donmarf, alleap Sc iom @r,,l1o Der
til ben %oaarlige Scott, Sc bopoe fonet
rRt6e Stiftst." bar crforct, at ocres
llotalelie CT gonlfe uianofaroig
Wtaoen par baabc go0 % rigelig
Wen Erangen til at arbej6e bar iffc
ltor bos Sc 9errcr, og for Sen enc
&orls 8eofomlnenoc por fyor6oloet
oct, at Dan bar ben fprite til at goo
I Seng, met bc11 liolte til at jtoo op,
Den ferltc, Der me6te De0 MaDen,
men Den iiolte til at beltille noget.
Sooom itol Set jp iffc pprc.
Torboloene paa 2itfronten. vMibc
St1ttst." bringcr fplgen6e Oplps,
rt11ger ONT 6orbolS, fooleoes ION
olsle ollcreoe ! lpngere Iio far Der
lfct % enonu bcriter poo ooifillige
Steoer poo 9itfrontcn. &c bc1
9ionc Splpsninger itomn1cr fra
Soft Scr iubtil for gmnife nplig far
ligget / 8olen:
Noor Set iiges, at Sc i Yolel
tgmpe,oe Mfoelingcr logger / 5tpt.
|tcgrobenc, CT set / @rl1nben at for.
1too lom en- 5olen1oQoe. Den for:
boloSois mi(0e &inter / 5%orbinocli(
n1eo ocn 1tGrfe gteober bebirfe1
ncmlig> at Sen i 6orbeien iugtige
|Sorobrno itfe tillooer at grope op:
bere en0 ct @or Gpooeitif, ipr &ol,=
Oct fiber fren % um1liggjpr Docrli=
aerc uoODbning at Opfningspernct.
Nrofti1t tolt liggcr m1ol1 poo SCI,
bare Sor0..
WteO 9c1llDn til 6orplejni11gcn
tniber set ofte mco at ifoffc Sen
frern, ioet Mf0elinger11e pftc fan be.
re. i1otil 100 &ilmneter, ia mere.
}fj9rnet fra Sc bag Sronten liggc,r:
De Wogaiiner. Sg ga 6orplcjni11gen
n1cget ofte moo TRANSFORMERS / &jp=
retejer meo Sfle= cllcr @cltefor:
lpono as opfjprte og lun1pe6c &eje,
bnor &jpretpjcrne life 1jploent i'm.
fer ioo opbt> at ielp mcget forltrr=
teoc Sor1pan0 CT lbe al 5tonb til
at trGffc Sc oelbelGsl c0e @cfor0rin=
ger igiennem> lo1n ioo l1oa grapcs
ITO al u0fomn1allOerct Monojfob,
brnOer Set, at Mfoelingcr / 5 Gage
iffe bar. fooct on0en 6prplejninq
ems Sen, iou1 Mon6ifobet tilfnl0igt
bar oplparet eller poa on6cn Moa0e
bor ti%lDcjebrogt.
Noa @r11no al 0islc Torplejl1ings<
oonifcligbeber bcrifer Scr itor 5pge=
ligbcb / Nfbelinger11e> luo at Mfgalr=
gen al Mol,0ifob iom 6plgc al @pg=
0om til 5i0cr flcrc Go11ge operltiger
Den Mfgong, Ser lfplocs Tjer0cns
Hrojeftiler.
Naar ser fpmmer Smpr til 8Neu!
st rent 5tormlpb foregif / Sglge
"9on1cD." en- Mftcn / Sn1prfprret<
ningcr1e / &u0erslcp. 5uule0es
fun0c Sergcn Sperlcn / Nprrcgooe
peo 7=Sioen glGoe Jig oocr ioo ltor
Gilltrpn1ni11g, at @a0en l1ocnfor bar
tet beiat al 5mprfipbenoc. SsSner=
lcr1s &bo11tunn, en- Grittcl 5mer %
CT 0rittel Margnrinc, bporof ipb=
rigt Sen 1tgrl tie Yort ollcre0e bar
lobet bort I Jorpelen> bleD 1olgt |
2pbet at ganlfe tort Gio. Mongc
at DEM, Der bcrtc0c 1,0enf or n1oatte
goa Diem u0en at babe foact npgct
al Sen bDreborc &orc.
Spn6erjpber / Tangenifab. @jcn-
&pbe &ors far ~&olo. MDis"
fQact fplgen0e OplDsninger ON Sc
frigsfa11gne 5enoerjp0cr:
Set ltprlte Mntol frigsfungne
Senoerjpoer opbolocr fig / g%nglan6
/ Songelejre, 0els poa Gen ~Ssle Of
0el5 ! NGrbcoen al Mo11=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31
; Dannnark. >

Seome; Der er en0og Ell ipog Mn.
tDoning al BET mo6iotte.
Moifinen, ser CT ne1n at betiene,
gjer ct tilta1e1l6e Snbtrpf peD fin
Gnfelbco. Sen for6rer Tim ringe
IErpffroft, CT nem at renie, beier
fun liot % flutes let fra Ell So til
eli o1rocn. &ablerne ipnes forelb-
big at bore Maifinens 1pagelte
Eunft; ipprigt CT Sen 5oliot og goot
|fonitr1cret. Den bar baft @anife<
|ligbc0 beo at mdlfe i9rlig fortpat-
|teoc &per. &gerne pp111er Jig bl1r-
|tigt til Sen, iGrligt mar ser CT 80
Ii Stalocn un6er MaIfningcn. Mf
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - fpr % otter
iGprlpgct5 &aabegpnbelie og Mfllut=
lining = fren1gif, at &perneS @atter
life bapoe fist be0 Maifimalfningcn.
Oct maa / al Mlnrinoeligbe0
frcl11brnes, at man - UNDER lige
Tprbplb = re0 observation-disclosures
ct uo1ot for at fao Warlfen / beierc
@rao forurcnct ems De6 &uonomolf-
ming. Mon bbr 6erfor npie Doage
obcr, at iaabel Maifinen 1on1 @ber-
nes yper % Hutter boIbes ierlie
Qo0t rene.
en- Moifinmolfer fon paste 3
Moltiner og oer>nc0 moifinmolfe ca.
lis &eer / Sin1e11. Me0 Gfter11oI@
fer til Sjnlp fan bon posie bpi1t 5
0}oifincr % l1aa ca. IS &per / 81
men.
@emcralitrcifc pg 2ocfomt / 9an=
mart %afpenbt. Sen forbenteoe Gene
rolltreifc Ct / iioltc 3ieblif blepet
|atpenOt. s oper e11 Meooneo boboe
|Delegoter fra Gneforeningerne og
&cprnientonter for Mrbejosgiperl1es
|2anosforet1ing pleiet u%noerDan0lin=
ger 1,ocn &eiultat. Gna iattc Ste
gjcringcns Meglingsman0 %ig:ernen
|en Spcrensfomit for Sc bigtigi1e
S1ouitricrs &e6fon1r1erloc, me-!
mango Toaforeninger negteoe at
ofceptcrc ocres DelegaterS Stumbling
Jog crflGrcoe 5treife. MrbeiosJicer-
nc iparcoc mco 1trafs at erf!ure
|2pcfol1t mo0 nGlten 100000 Mr5si=
ocrc, bpilfen @ellutning ifl1loc 9opc
[trouot / &roft 6en 1. MartS. 9ct,
I29. Tebr11m lpffe6es set imiolartio
letter ell bcl Gags og SEATS ltnocr=
hollDlingcr at forlnao 6ett itblte o.
bolltorrlgltc al Sagforeningerne til
at oflple 5trejfe11. 5om 6plge ber-,
LAT blep oglon Sen crflere0e 2ocfout
brpet. @crtuco bor 9onnlorf> iul=
fol0 forelebig, u%nogaaet cit al Sc
alporliglte M%rbei6sfon FILTER / 2a11=
bets Siltoric. Scr CT flor @lp1e
opcr 0ette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31
Mnlfter pg Spber til 8elsb al

Mulftcr ug Sober til 8elp6 al
176,400 &rpner. Com tioliqcrf
omtolt, Gar Observation-Disclosures
Solo9iftsnebn i nogen Sis belfief:
tlget Jig nne6 cit Sag, ser breie0e fig
ON, at ct Norti &offe, Ser bor fipbt
LAT @ros1erer otto Moo]en,. &igben=
bapn, mco Notwithstanding
ON, at Set life bil6e Blibe n6fprt til
ZEN Mo3t, Scr bar / &rig mes eng
LAMB, olligcbel bar lp1gt til Epif>
Ilon6.
! S ocnne Gag CT @rps1erer Sttp
IVtoolcn bpn1t til at bctulc Bros]c=
reriocictetets &pmitc 131,4OO &ro=
11cr plus en- 8e6e poa 5000 &rpner,
toroi cn Yrofurilt / Tirn1aet / oettes
Nfopn bob0e fjpbt $50 @effe &affe
og p%perfor 5el9ere1 nn6erifreben
EN- Grflgring ON, at &affen life
piloc blibe gjem10fprt til ct 2ono /
}&rig mcb G11glonb, me1 oesuogtet
boboc iolgt &uffcn til en- treble Ser
ion, Der berefter 116fprte sen.
| @rosicrer Sprgen @torm / @jpr=
ring CT blcben 6gtut / en- Iioncn6e
lSog og mao bctole $4,000 &roncr
Il 8p6e.
| S "Notionaltio." ser for ltenp=
let 8e0cn pao $4,000 &r. til @ros=
1ercr Storm, foroi bon tro6s ofgi-
ben Notwithstanding fur for
1pgt at 11oimugle Safe, iom ubelfor=
|tjent" ffriper 2onostingsmo11o.
&ommerberre 81. Sage:
Mue CT biit ganlfe enig meo Sen
gre6e &coaftion /, at sen i0pmtc,
letter bore Jorbo16 ret bpie, Nenge.
1trof ct ~belfortjert". Men CT
oennc Hengel traf tilltrnffelig / 6or:
bolo til SEN 5faoe, ser beo en- Zig
MofGr6 fam paofgres bort 2ar6?
|&i laDer 2oDe, bborefter en- bar11.
|biertet Notriot, ser fommer fist
Ilongt 110 / fine l10talel1er ont bort
Torbol6 til n6lan0et> fan ibpmmes
1baabe 8eoer % Sangielsltraf; men
Ell N6f9r6, Ser efter min 9pfattelie
er 1nngt mere lan6sifaoelig 40 iar.
Zig UNDER 6e meget ban1felige % al
borltee banoelspolitife 5orbol6, 6e1
berifer for Si0e11 ltraffes fun
meo Hengeitraf.
%Gngl9n6erne 1a6er Zig iiffert ihe
imponere al Ell @rg0e paa liot ober
|2000 $50. Sterling, ifer 90 Sc life
fan ie, ONT 8eofomme1toe 0og lite
bar giort en go6 lille Sorretning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

Spnoerjpoer / Tangenifab. @icn-
1en1 &pbc &ors bor n&'olo. Mpis"
faoct fplgen0c Oplpsninger ON Sc
frigsfangne 5enoerjp0cr:
Set 1tgrlte Mntol %frigsfungne
Senoerjp0er opbol0er fig / Gnglon6
/ Sangelejre, 6els poa Gen uSsIe Of
Mon"> bel5 / g2Grbc0en al Mo1=
cbelter.
s Sen n%orofronltc @p N11rioc fin
bes ca. 500 Sen0erjp0er intcrnere=
&C. og run0t ON / set pbrige Sronf=
rig me11cr mo11> at Ser opDol6cr Zig
ca. 100.
-6or &l1slo110s @~c0fommen6e er
|Salld banifeligere at opgibe. De
rl1siiife MDn0igbe6er for life beres
Administration I ian goo Ell Sroen
ion Sc pbrige frigsf6ren6e 2an6e>
og Sallene poo Sc fong11e 5pnoer=
jpoer fan 6erfor fun opgipes ont
trentlig. Man regner meo 800
iDn0erjp0ife &rigsfanger / M,lslano>
og al 6isie er efterbaonOen oe fle1tc
lamlet / en- Gongeleir / @pen &a>p-
lom=pos1o0 / @ol1bernementct Wp-
lfom. Sallet bliber 1aolcbes alt /
alt 22-23OO.
s al Mlmin0eligbeo Tan set iigcs,
at &rigsfongerne biitnof leber 1ta1-
Ser taalelige Sorbolo. @eolt / Tronf-
rig bbor Songer11e 1erlig / Ml1rinc
er @jenltan0 for en gob pg bl>lnol'
gebonoling. 8onifeliglt filler 6or=
boloene fig / <slon0> bbor alt jp
er mere primitibt ems I Sc pnrige
.2onoe. Ser moa 6angerne - /
Wfo6iatning til 6a1ger1le / Gpf-
lono, Sranfrig og England bpor
State1 ierger for Sorplejningcn ~
ielb ibrge for 6eres M}o6. Sen rus
ltife &egiering a1biler bber &rigs-
fange SO &opef 0aglig / &opirs-
penge, bier Officer faor fra SO Stub
Ter maaneolig og opo0 efter Stang.
S &uslanb er iebrigt @egrebet
'Sangeleir fun libt uobitlet. De fle=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-21
DANGERS FOR DENMARK
EXIST. DECLARES KING
tncrrtalnty az to Peace Prevails. lie
Snyn-CnlIS for Party
harmony.

LONDON, August o0-Kins Chris
tian. Of Denmark. summoned the lead
ers OF all the political parties in Par
lament yesterday and delivered an adj
dress which is quoted as follows bv
Reuters Copenhagen correspondent:
at is under serious circumstances
that have summoned YOU. The world
war still RACES vehemently, and ma
tons stand sharply against each other.
During past years we have enjoyed
the blessings of peace. but uncertainty
is still existent for us. as was the case
two years ago.
81; is great task have given YOU
to try to shake hands In liberation and
forget for the time differences be-
tween parties If YOU succeed believe
You Will have written the most bcaute-
Gus page In the political history of
Denmark, on which II will be record
ed that during 4 time OF uncertainty
for her each voter was represented i'm
the Kings council I wish YOU Gods
blessing for allevlating the difficulties
you have TO overcome"
The leaders afterward attended marty
caucuses. ut which all declared them
selves willing to negotiate concern
ing the formation Of coalition min
istry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-21
Continued From YESTERDAY


'''h go
NJ sax on seat och"a'h some trees
and watched number Of children at
plav In ,h.ir iuuoc.u, ramhols no
r,,,d .,,.
''"' '''" '''" ""S "''h"e" 10 pesin
well but by operation OF some mys-
FERROUS and sinister law, driftcd off
into ~. main. ~. r,;sa,, 1,, 49,,
go" e"' ""!
cou!d thcE not grow UP into reputable
citizens? Why should laughter change
10 tears. fresh. smooth sbine alton i,,o
iic was S'"''iec from ms HouEniui
rcvcric by loud shout. and the sud-
den running OF passcrs-by 10 an orna.
,, ,,r,aa mt,
'"hS'"e' ""4e Htish'' Il lake ihedhdeFihg
through the park. Omt of the tail Of
his eye he saw girl poised on the
parape,. Then. with a despairinG cry.
the poor creature flung herself into
the water.
1t was palpably n case of attemn,ed
suicide. vet not a man among the score
or more who had seen her climb the
railing attempted other means OF res
cue than Wild shouting for tho notice
and frantic Ecsticulations TO boat
far 100 distant 10 render timely aid.
Tearing off his coat rs he went. John
raced to the nearest point on the bank
and plunged III.
lie was able TO wade ont some mart
OF the way. until the water rose to his
breast when he began TO swim. \ few
powerful and determined strokes
brought him to the spot where the girl
had GisapDcared Her hat was n Tread a..
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MISS ALICE MASARYK
RELEASED FROM PRISON
Daughter Of American Woman md
Prague Professor Subject or
American Inquiry.

NEW YORK, August 2O-Thc rclease
from prison in Vienna OF Miss Alice
Masaryk, charged with high treason.
was announced here last night by Alex
ander Won Nubcr, Austrian consul-gcn-
eral Miss Masaryk, it was said. was
freed July 3.
Miss Masaryk Is n daughter Of Pro-
lessor Thomas G. Masaryk, OF Prague.
who married n daughter Of Rodolphe
Garrlguc. a New York banker. DR..
Masaryl is living in England. where
he fed soon after the outbreak of The
war. His daughters arrest. it has been
charged. was due to the fact that on
her fathers departure from Prague
she took charge of his library.
DR.. Masaryk is stanch advocate Of
Bohemian nationality. He attracted
attention by his attacks on the treat
ment by Austria of the southern Slavs
and OF the manner of the annexation
of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
state Department officials at Wash
ington Informed those who asked some
time ago that an appeal be made to
the Austrian government in Miss
Masaryk'S behalf that the United States
probably would make an informal in
Iuiry through Ambassador Penfield.
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. Bertha s Eewcomb and little
daughter. Miss Bertha F.. Ncwcomb of
Baltimore. are The guests OF Mr. am
Mrs. Edmund Hoge AT tho Sussex, on
Park Avenue
Mr.. L. T.. Kuhn and family VIII leave
the city at noon to-day 10 spend sew
cral weeks in the mountains or West
'rn North Carolina. Miss Ruby Kuhn
VIII leave the city to-day 10 spend
several weeks with her cousins at
Greensboro. y g
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Rlasc have re-
race, after an absence of several weeks
visiting in Indianapolis Ind, and chi
caGo.
Miss Virginia Hughes is spending
several weeks as the guest OF friends
in WinChcstcr
John B Minor OF this city. has
Joined his family in Warranton for
the remainder Of tic month of August
Miss Nancy Lyme has returned to
''Willo Grove Farm" near Orange. after
visiting friends in Hanover and Rich
mond.
Miss sallic Russell. of Richmond. is
the guest OF relatives in Chesterfield
County.
Miss Virginia Tyler Of Richmond. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. william Bernard
in Frcdcricksbur
MISS mute w mn. OF lnlS city, is
spending some time with Mrs W F.
Bibb in Louisa.
Judge and Mrs. f. w. Sims, Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Smith and Mrs. X. l.. Cor
don have been spending some time with
Mrs. william Winston ut Malvern
Hill"
Mrs. Bracket is visiting her dauGh-
tor Mrs. Edward V. Breeder, at ".\u-
burn near Gordonsvillc.
Mice >liro JJnt,,b;so,, ,,.,,o 49,
turned from a trip to Ocean View. is
now at Greenwood, and will later visit
friends in Cumberland.
Mrs. Elmer McFaddin has returned
from Lorton, where She has been the
guest OF Mrs. J. S. Wiley.
Misses Elise and Shields Jones left
last week for Rocky Mount. y. c.,
where they will visit the Misses Odom
Miss Gladys Taulbec. of Russell
in honor OF her guest, Miss Kathleen
Browning, of Richmond
Mrs. Isaiah a. Kinsey. Misses Ada
and Edna IIcffiey, George II. Hcisler,
Mrs. .. j. Davis and her son, George
Davis, are spending some time at
Natural Bridge.
Little Misses Katherine and Mar
rarct BEDFORD, of this city, have been
spending ten days with their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George wilkins
in Gordonsvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Boyd and Will
liam Boyd. Of Richmond. are guests OF
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Mir. and Mrs. T .. coghnl in Bowling

MIR. and Mrs. r. y Coghul in Bowling
Green.
Miss Jennie Jones. OF this city. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs l. L. Fox at
their home In Scottsville
Mr.. and Mrs c. s. Warren have re-
turned TO Gordonsvillc. after a shor,
stay in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson. who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles + Moon
in Scottsville. have returned to Rich
mond.
Miss Louise Bolton, who is spend
Ing some time at Ocean View. will later
be the guest Of Mrs. Charles Webster
at her home in Norfolk
Mrs. s. r Moore and her daughter
Mics Bessi" Moore. OF Richmond are
visiting Mrs j. Pendleton in Louisa
County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-21

While bathing in the Plankatanls
River on Friday afternoon, Luther and
clifton Farinholt, aged eleven and
thirteen years, respectively. sons of
C. c. Farinholt. OF Gloucester. were
drowned. The boys had gotten on a
railroad tie that was floating In the
river, and. drifting out to deep water,
became panic-s,ricken, and drowned
before help could reach them
The funeral was held this afternoon
at Salem Church, Gloucester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-21
CHAPTER y.
Helen Demands Her Price.

An automobile had stopped on the
edge OF the crowd. It's occupant, an
elegantly gowned young woman, GU
rious to learn the cause Of the excite
ment. alightcd and edged a path
through tho mob. II was Alice Mar
tin. on her way home from matt
noe. She was genuinely distressed
when she recognized Helen.
Ito 30 Continued To- Morrow)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-21
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Annual convention Virginia Divi-
sion. Ancient Order OF IIlbernians,
McGill Catholic Union, 10 o'clock.
observation-disclosures Mt Rochester,
Times-Dispatch electric score hoard.
o'clock.
I.yric-Popuinr vaudeville, NATL
nee, 3; night, T:3O md o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-21
Don't Use Dangerous
Antiseptic Tablets

II Is an unnecessary risk. Use the
safe antiseptic and germicidc, Absor-
bine, Jr.--it kills germs quickly and
surely without any possibility of
harmful results: made OF pure herbs.
whatever il the children get hold OF
the bottle. 1t retains It's germicidal
powers even when diluted one part OF
Absorbine, Ir., to 100 parts water
and Its antiseptic powers one part
Absorbine, Jr;. to 200 parts water
The germicidal properties OF Absor-
bine, Jr.. have been tested and proven
both In laboratory and actual practice
Detailed laboratory reports mailed
upon request.
Ahsorbine. Jr.. slO6 and $500 per
bottle at druggists or postpaid.
A liberal trial bottle postpaid for loc
In stamps.
w. F. YOUNG, p. d. F..
2Is Temple ST.. Springfield. Mass.
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At the Movies To-Day

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