davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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One Thin Fabric over Another.

capes are about as practical as neck
wear made of sheer cottons. The
cape pictured is cut to fit about the
neck and to ripple at the shoulders.
Its edge is hemstitched. and small
satin-coyered buttons are set In q row
at each side of the front. 1t is very
becoming little accessory. and quito
as attractive when made of organdie
as 1t is in silk.
A cape-collar is shown, in two
views. at the left of the picture. It
Is made OF organdie and finished with
a lace banding about the edge. It
narrows at the front. where 1t slopes
to long point. Similar collars. made
without lace. and finished at the edge
with hemstitching and very elegantly
decorated with one or two rows OF
hemstitching, IRE set In near the
edge. The same neat effect is Sc
cured by inserting extremely narrow
lace In the collar and finishing the
edge with an equally narrow hem
stitched hem.
Considering these styles, one might
think that high collars have suffered
a total eclipse, but this is not true.
The mode appears to have compro-
missed on collars high at the back
and open at the front. In suits and
frocks these are conspicuous, and IN
many of them narrow band of the
material extends across the, throat,
from one side of the high collar to the
other, where 1t fastens. Fashion ap-
pears loath to give up the smartness
of the high collar. but anticipates
their defeat in warm weather.
There are many varieties of the
cape collar, some OF them with cuffs
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17

be a great pleasure to those
bate beautiful things for fair
to look their fairest in,
commission is given them
trty gowns. With fancies un-
by any considerations eS.
q beauty they are at liberty
pparel that does not seem to
this workaday world-and
One of these dreams come
ftrayed above. The camera
4 the artist has made the
hbroidered net and georgette
n adorable gown. which is
the wonder is that someone
\ think of 1t too. But each
its own story. a little diff
I'M any other. Therefore.
discourse is of party frocks
ling and always ito be con-
rent materials are the de-
hOdistes because they make
n to play with color. Frocks
Ter Of that shown here are
ordinations of two or three
|ue and green, blue and pink.
! maize, and any number of
y familiar have been used
uctive gowns and airy fab
med for the new season.
crepe Is used with lace and
0metimes two nets are COM
in white gowns especially.
ee are liked together.
erskirt in the gown pictured
1.-TWO sections Of embroidered
hing. moderately full and
aping.
erbodice lover a short
Of thin silk) is also made
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17

hcinx, with long and very
=. An ovsrbodice in bolero
Rde OF ths georgette crepe.
t6Ws OF tiny satin-covered
|wn the front. The long
y the crepe shows the In
tllt pAnnisr inspiration in
'aranary at each side. It u
/ ~ waist line across the
| an TO tho underskirt
beto& the drapsry.
|eeshed girdIe Of son satin
~ l96k !. tlnl1hea with two
sl5eit3ke + hAlf yasd n
i A TN <
1<l1 ~ ctners ~
.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
Spring. Liquor Shipments Growing

Colorado springs.-With only one
express company reporting for Febru
ary, the number Of shipments of Ii
quor into Ell Paso county will run
ahead of the January total. In Janu
airy there were 176 shipments in all
but last month single common car
rier delivered 179 consignments.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
step-Broth.r and sister Married.

Step-Brother And sister Married.
Colorado Springs. - Probably the
youngest couple ever married here
were. made man and wife by Justice
OF the Peace Frank Huntington. Win.
ME r Culbertson, age II years. bc
carnc the bride Of Luther b. Davis
are IL. Another unusual featufe oi
- vssdding was that the brids md
Gte ~ step- sister ~ seAr
~ trSI iifopuaS ta1zif, -
q q Ij! & II + 4 y 4 ( y! ~
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
Negro Killed In Race Dispute.

Trinidad.-Robert Tindell, negro
porter. was shot and killed on the
rear veranda of hotel here by ]. p.
Epperson, former soldier, following
an argument over race equality. Ep
person shot three times,
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
Exceeded Instructions.

My little granddaughter was invited
to lunch at neighbor's. She is rath-
er notional in her eating. On leaving
l said to her: Now, IL there is any
thing put on. your plate that you do
not like, don't say anything. Just
eat little Of 1t II you can. but make
no remarks"
On her reurn she said: Grandma,
there was dish that don't like
(beans). II didn't want the folks to
know that I didn't like them. 30 ate
two dishes."-Exchango. o8
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
pueblo Deteo.ive'. slayers Sentenced

Pueblo.-Joe Kitterman. convicted
of the second-degree murder of Rail.
road Detective William F. Langdon
here, was sentenced to from twenty
five to forty-five years in the peniten,
tiary. Lige Higgins, his accomplice,
convicted of manslaughter, got five
to eight years.
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QUOTATIONS.
Western Nswspapsr Union News service.
DENVER MARKETS.

Cattle.
Steers, good to choice. .8.O0@S.50
Steers. fair to good .7.25@8.00
Steers, hay fed ......... ...7.25@8.00
Heifers, prime ............ .7.OO07.60
Cows, good to choice :. .6.50@7.20
Cows, fair to good .5.75@6.5O
Cows, common to fair .5.O0@5. rs
Breeding heifers ....... .6.00@7.5O
Veal calves ................ g. .O0-11 90
DuIS .......... .6.OOW6.5O
Feeders and stockers. good
to choice .7O0@7.8
Feeders and stockers. fair to
BOOu .6.2b41.UO
Feeders and stockers, com
mon to fair 5.75@6.25
Hogs.
Sheep.
ltdihps ............ .S.f0-lO.lo
Ewes .................. .6.75@7.4O
Wethers .................7.5 .7.5O@S.25
Yearlings ................S .S.50Q9 $50
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House. Wrecked in For.y-Mile Gale

Houses Wrecked In Forty-Mile Gale.
Boulder.-A forty-mile gale swept
over the district of Boulder Wednes
day night, blocking interurban serv-
ice, delaying trains, overturnine
houses and causing a number of minor
accidents. s.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
National Guard Would Aid

Fort Collins.-Lieur Joseph A. Rog
ers, commandant at the Agricultural
College, has wired the War Depart
ment asking permission to Join his
regiment in the invasion of Mexico.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
small Hats.

The spreading wings Of the aero
plane must have been the motif for .
smart little closs-fitting hat seen .
short while ago, lts dark velvet brim
was onset with y. iight-colored
stitched crown. which was finished on
j point and Tapped over the, front IN
envelope fashion. The spreading
Hinss we're Of yiyid ~, which gase
! snappyi appsaraacs q - hat
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
Cotton Market.

New -Cotton-May. 1883;
July, 1908; October. 1928; December
12.41; January, 12.47.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
Handsome Little AeeessorIes.

to match. They are demure and
dainty looking, undeniably becoming.
and bring the fruck they adorn up to
date. ~.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Metal Market Prices.

Lead. New York. $6.75.
Bar silver, 5GAc.
Spelter, st. Louis, $1,000.
Copper, casting, $2G.62k.
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COLORADO [ !, j / ] 4, / ],
STATE NEWS
western Newspaper Union New. s.rv,c..
DATES Foa coNINo EVENTS.

Ss FO1 COniN0 t1SENTs.
Merchants Association's Food and
Industrial Exposition at Denver.
April i3-Democratic State Convention
at Pueblo.
May 1.-FIrst Congregational District
Republican Convention at Colorado
Springs.
and Fourth Congressional District
Convention at Pueblo.
May 18-Democratic State Convention
at Colorado Springs.
Aug. 8-Democratic State Assembly at
Denver.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
Chicago Livestock Quotation

Chicago-Hogs-Bulk. $955@a75;
light, $s.20@9.70; mixed. $9.35@9.s0;
heavy, ss.260s.s0; rough. $s.25@9.45;
pigs. 37.750s.9O. s
Cattle - Native beef cattle, $3.50
@9.9O; Western steers. 37.250s.45;
stockers and feeders, !. $5.85@8.O0;
COWS and heifers. $3.50@S.60; calves.
$0.5O@11.25. - Y,
J Sheep-Wethers, $S.s50S.90: ewes,
$6.0O@8.80; lambs, $s,50@11.65.
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Throw on Colds and rrsvsas Crip.
GAsS ySs ~ A. 4 SeA so1lln9 e. ssas LAxA:
E la R ssssS!S: s::!!s :! 4 r.: :. sis! q SaHf1s'
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
ssasenabls.I

Knicker-What II peseinlistS
B6nkaGA man who hs]tsvss ~
lneM Alwa5ls drtfts ON IN ts1sssf ~
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
Chicago Grain and Provision Prices

chieaso Grain and Provision Prices.
Chicago 81 Wheat - No. Q red,
3l.12A; No. 8 red, nominal; No. 2
hard. s1.11M01.1214; No. 3, hard,
$1.063k 01.l1H.
CoTn--No, 3 yellow, nominal; No.
(. I. yellow e s07oe; n ~ 4 white
Oaksaass, i whits; fi04i4ls;
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llflpj11 -.

I !
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
Grain.

Flour.
Selling Prices.
Standard Colorado, net .........$2.70
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.

Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colorado upland. per ton.$13. 3.00@13.50
Nebraska upland, per ton. 11.O0@12OO
Second bottom Colorado &c..
and Nebraka. per ton. 10.00@1050
Timothy. per ton ....... 16.O0@1G5O
Alfalfa, per ton ........ 1O.O0@11.0O
South Park, choice, ton. 16.OO@17O0
San Luis Valley. per ton. 13.00@14O0
Gunnison Valley, per ton 14.0O@15.0O
Straw. per ton ............ $50
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-17
Dressed Poultry.

Live Poultry.
The following prices on live poultry
are net +. O. B. Denver:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26
Die Gentige Gage,

0fon ipeiB nod nibt, Oh Der &uf-
itano in Dublin no1ie nieoereetpor=
fen lit. Mon meiB ou6 nod nift,
OBJ er ii6 meiter ousgebeHnt bot.
Nton neiB nur, ooB er NIT bel Sc
i6id in Seene geiebt muros uno
bob er ouf ale Sre1noe @n9lonos
einen Iebr unangenebnten @inoruf
MAIDEN m1B. IS bat iid) 90 pIobfi9
cine @efabr ge8eiat ullo 5ipor in al
lernaditer Rdbe, Die man bisber int
mer eering angeldlaeen bot. @S
I6eint mol nidt gut moelid, ooB Sr=
Innb ii6 ourd iolde 8uti6e unab=
bangia MAIDEN fam, aber es fam
ourd Die ltetige @efobr, Die es bill
Set, labmeno auf g%nglano's 9efpe=
gungen uirfen. limo Der Qngriff
ouf 2otpeitoft uno oie Zeppelin @n=
grille fon1en oas 9epuBtiein bon
oieIer @efabr MIR nod berI6arft
baben. Cont 1T ni6ts 8idtiges
81 beriften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26

flung 90 an Der @ren5e, no Sic ood
i'm i6oniten 6rieoen nit Seiterreid)
Iebel1, uno mo- Ser aonig geraoe Sen
&oiler in @ier beiu6t bot2"
Ole Inttport NOR fur5 ua1o per
bliiffeno.
Ser cole 5obn ser 5dmorsen
8erge modte nantIif f~olgenoes: err
baltic feline baorige Sano sur 5ouit,
iprang mir oQmit unter oie geale
unO lagte ni6ts meiter tpie uGoilo!"
Sd lodte u1rb iagte: u9ie @eite
lit oentlid). Sd peritebe ood) redt,
tpenn tie beiBen ioQ, OoB Sic nit
oem 2opcen Seiterreid mie NIT
geboQter 5ouit ms @eii6t ipritgen
mollen?"
@r nifte uno Iogte: Sic boben
~alerolngS gang re6t beritonoenl
80 lit est Sim 9oipcen Ioa Better
reid ii6 perblutenl Sim 2omcen Iou
Del terrei6s Mo6t 5erid)eaenl 9(uf
unierem beiligen Serge mollen mir
BEN @runoitein 5u einem neuel1
&oiierreid oes galfons legen, uno
rnier &onig miro oie neue &aiier=
frone troeen!"
Sd frogte Iebr freunoli6: Limo
Serbien2 l1no Stalien2"
Gr %anttportete: v8ir tperoen lie
5fptudent @tr mer0p1 liz aim Go
borlam 5pingen."
Sd madte linn cine @er%beltqunq
uno iagte: ugiel @liid!" l1no Damn
gaben mir uns ladelno oie Sanoe,
nno INFER @eipr69 febrte 51 Sen
5rauen 5nriid, BON Dem es mn,
ourf meine Reugier, fir Elm poor
I11genblife o6geirrt mar.
9os mar BONN, Big 5u ienem Sc
fpra6 in gomberg, oos leetemol,
BOB i6 etDos bonn 2otpcen borte,
uno, mie geiast, i9 babe audi mdb-
reno oes 9rieges nidt bel on oie-
len 8erg geoadt, nit oeifen aono-
men nno 8aitionen Ole Monteneari=
ner 10 piel Dor botten.
l1no nun lele i6 pIoslib in Sen
3eitnngent BOB Der 2oucen otter
reifii6 ~getporoen lit, lino nun be-
oauere id iebr, oaB id nidt pieoer
eiller Wonteneeriner 5ur Settle ba=
be Elm Serbe ooer elm StaIiener
tote es iibrtgens audi BET benz ih
mir nun cine Iusfunft bolen f0nr-
te, 5n tpel6em Madtbereid, iebt,
inter Dem Sdue Ser idtpor5eeI6en
Sarbe mol auf Dem 2ofpcen ser
@runoitein geleet miro.
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Die oemtidem Stelnngen an Ser
Siind.

ueber Die oeuti6en Steaunaer1 an
Der Dina beipri6t Or. Saul Mif)oe=
lts I'M ugerliner Sage6latt" 8os
lett Sftober borieen Sabres ii6 felt
geleBt bate, lit iest rleu in 6IuB
gefommen. Canals prroen oie
oerltlden Steaungen bon gmoraon
gum @il5niep= uno Naroc5 : See
ansgebaut. Sic gingen meiter iiber
Eoitapp nno 8ibip gum 9rpimiatp-
See, Tim Damn Dor 9iino6urq nah
Torofpeiten langs Ser Dina urlau-
hegen. SIN ipeientli6en lit es Sen
@inter binbitrd bei oieien Steaun-
gen geblieben, pern tie aud) an elm
5elnenEltnften BON oenti6erSeite err
bebli6 perbeiIert muroen. Mon tpoll-
te 10 itarf merben, oaB ieoer ruff
l9e aneriff ifeitern muBte. Mn
otele Iufgobe boben Iammtlihe oert=
iden Trltppenteile i'm Often mab=
reno oes letten @inters tire aattse
&raft gelett. SD babe ieit Mitte
Sanliar aae Die peutiden Steaunaen
am &igaii6en MeerbuIen, am gro
Ben Siruliumpf unb Der Wiiie, iiio=
lif BON Sligo, in ben peiten @al-
bern an Der Dina, Dor Srieoriditaot
uno Sacobitaot Bis in oie @egeno
iiioli6 0iinaburg geieben uno Den
Seiern oes n9erliner Togeblattes~
oariiber He9enidaft ob5ulegen ge-
ll1ht. uebera1 batte man oas &C.
fitbl: Sier fonimen Die &uiien nidt
ourf, nno Die 6iibrer unb Mann-
Idaften batten es aud, mo6te es iih
I'M Sumpf ODER @alo, I'M See ODER
5luB banoeln. Gs gibt in Ser qan-
gen oeltti6en 2inte feline 2iife 1lno
NIT elmer befDunbernspiiroigen TIM
ermltoli6feit ipur6en oie Stelunaen
imtner tpeiter berpoQfommnet. Stir
leben, Der Die oeuti6en Sdiiben-
grGben fennt, lit es flor, oaB iid
Die Guiien umionit oie Sb0oel an
linen einrennen miiroen. @eaen
bielfa6e Srabtperboue, einaebaute
Maidinen9epebre, Minenwerfer uno
Sanogranoten iofpie arloere mooerne
&fmittel lit es ihner anItIrmen,
5umol nentt oiele Mittel BON oeut-
i6en Mnni6ften peripenoet merben..
Se6er ein5elue Soloat fennt i'm
Sdiibeugraben ieineh Ilat uno fiiat
i'm aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26
Der Spiueem.
Cine @rinnerune bon 8. 6.

SIN @nfang bes &rieges uor id
einmol in gambers, Ser idoner
giidofitaot, UNI nod einntaI elmer
Sreuno 51 begriiBeu, Der, seneien
BON leidter @unoe, ipieoer in's
Seib binaus mtbte. Sc belt ibr
ni6t, irgenopo bebaeli6 81 iiBer
nno ben lestet1 abeno in &ube 81
perbringen, lonbern mir mubten ei-
ne 8anoerune our6 Die gan5e Stoot
MAIDEN, bon grduitiibl 81 9r6u=
ftii6l.
Srsenbmo famen mir tn einen
areis alterer, beiinnlider 9eute, unb
MIR pur0en aufaeforoert, ms an
ibren Gid gu ieben nnb bel ibnen
81 raiten. 8ir tatens. 8ir merit
ten balo, bob elmer, elm iebr aetuih-
tiger, GROCER Wann Der SpreGer
oieier Safelrun0e NOR, Dem sic
anoern biel a6tung, ia, getpunbe-
rung 5olten. Gs ging oumalg ae=
robe irgeno ettpas auf benz ierbi56etl
ariegsidauplobe Dor, 1lno DETER
reid SerbierL 8elgrab, Montene-
gro nno &Onig Nifita itanoen i'm
Wittelplnft Des @eiprGds.
SrgenO iemano ma6te cine 8e-
merfnng, nit Der oie @egneri1aft
Wontenegros unb ser &rieg geqe,
ben &onig Der idtpar5en Serge ms
2a9erlide ee5oaet purSe.
% madte Der getpiftige Serr
NIT Der lngebeuren goIoenen nbr.
fette nno nit BEN f~abeIbaften Sic
gelringen an ben iibergroBen San-
ben Elm befiimmertes @eiidt, unb
er iogte nod einem tiefen Seuf5er:
pSa, ia, fpenn Der 2opcen nid]t
mare, oann fonllte man idon iiber
Nontenegro laden. aber 10, on
lieber @ott, ga meroen mir barte
Irbeit baber."
Dieiem stoBfeni8er folgte Elm
fleines Sdmeigen, nno hie aiten
9erre1 am Glide nldtet iid beoeu=
tilngsboa all. Damn ermunterte Ell
iter ben beoa6tig in iein @los Sim
ne1oer, fid beutlifer su erflaren,
elm penig bonn 9opcen 5u er5dblen
ltno lrs flar 81 maiden, mas es
oenn oamit eigentlid fir cine Be
oeutlina b1tte.
SD CLAUDE, mander am Glide
mrbte nidt red)t, Oh Ser 2otpcen ell
Berg, cine 6eitaug ooer Elm Selo-
herr mare.
yNnn, Der gemiftige SEER offnete
ielilen Muno uno 6eriftete uns in
ldngerer &eoe, oaB Ell Dor einem
Sabre cine 0almatinii6e &eile ae-
madt batte, ilno oaB i'm in Srieit
nno 8ola, in Gaguia uno .SpaIato
Die glanbpurbieiten 2elte ersablt
batter, Der 2oneeii lei cine uneill-
nebmbare 5eitmng mie Gibraltar,
ftarreno bon @eldiisen, nno fpenn
es einmal losginge, bann miiroen
iId) Die Seiterrei6er an oieiem gera
ben Sdaoe[ einrennen. Wan Dor
tie linn nit beoenfliden Mienen
gu, uno man muroe iebr beiorat.
DAB mein 5reuno, Der junge Sf.
ti5ier, onrfaus nift 10 triibielia ouf
ben Sofpcen @itarrte, tpuroe nidt be-
aftet. @ir braf)en balo nlf, Elm
ipenia perargert iiber oieIe Seute.
Die ii6 BON einem Observation-Disclosures
bergroulen IieBen. @ber trob6em
babe ib ben 2otpcen balo beraeiien.
@os eigentGif fonoerbor lit, benz
i6 babe 5tpei gail5 biibTde Crime.
rltngen an oieien merfmiirbioer
Berg, nit 6eiien @ritiirmrnq mo
oos en0e Montenegros beoonner
Fat.
Sier iino iie.
Nad &onig Gifitas 9eiude /,
8ien ergaben iid sfpiifen Sreunoel
BON mir uno Menif)en in ser N6hI
oieles aonigs ge5iebungen, 81
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8eFabren Der 3naInft.

3ualuft beriibrt urs am anae-
nebmiter, ipenn mir erbitt lino, lit
ober geraoe onnit gefdbrIi6 unb sic
Solgen limo Heilralgie, iteifes @e-
MD, Musfelidmer5en ooer altt,
&beumatisnnts. Sn Iol6en 5GGen
ipenoet Sloan's Eminent an, es be-
for0ert Die GENERALIZATION an ben
angegriffenen Eeilen; lit ou1 gut ae-
gen Heuritis uno &opfldmer5en.
Breis 25c bel G1trem @potbefer.
Die ainoer8eit 1T Elm Graum
Der 3ufunft, nno oas Ilter Elm
Traum Der Gergongenbeit.
Sngo Sensl, 1tbrmader. 224 g,
Commerce Giraffe.
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Giiembabn . Ea5rpIan.

3. & g. 81.
$50. 12-gnn 2nrebo 1000 BORN.
yeo. Coon 2orebo ......7:2O abenbs
No. 5-9on ct. 2onis. =. 700 bornt.
9o. 7-@on 5earne nnb Sante eS Orr
ten 10000 BORN
go. 7-@om Norben 700 abenbs
$40. 1-ySunibine Special, BON at.
So Sc. q. erprsb' mad aagror.
30. ss ~! apssia5.: na aSle q.
go. 4-9a6 ct. 2onis. II 80 moro.
No. 6-9a6 ct. 2ouis nnb Srten an
Der Santa Sc ......7:35 abenbs
9o. 5-ytab Sareoo ....7:45 moraens
No. 11-gtnb 2orebo 1000 abenos
g. q. & u. 3.
Gntunft -
No. 16-8on 9ouiton. @aco unb Corr
pus 9brtttt ........6:55 nadm.
No. 14-8on Soniton uno aiiitenorten
600 BORN.
$50. 12-gon goafum uno ~Riiffenorten
............ 1850 nadm.
go. 41-gon @crrbine ..9:O5 borm.
gto. 43-bon aerbiue. MIR @onntags :.
1856 abe11bs
go. 145-8on &errbile, tdeIid, aigae~
tlonmen Sonntaas ..6:45 abenbs
Ibfa6rt =
SO. 15-Ma6 Soulton, @aco inns Cor
pns 9brtltt ........ 8:45 BORN.
No. 13-Na6 5ouiton unb aiiitenorten
............ 10:45 abeubs
No. 11-Ga9 goafum nno aiiifenorten
80. 42.aad aerroius. lilrr r' an s gonl11
SO. 14SsNaa6 aerrbiie so .5:o5 m GEESE
No. 1867 ysdh Gerrbiae tdgIid, al1sae>
t1orl1nen 6oHnfnas - 7:O5 BORN.
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Sufragist's Cry Stops
President in Labor Speech

Washington, D. C., July 5. - Speak
ing to more than 10000 union workers
at the new building of the American
Federation of Labor yesterday, Presi-
dent Wilson dedicated labor's new
headquarters ito common counsel and
a common understanding" The Presi-
dent was in the midst of his plea and
had declared it his duty to serve all
classes" when suddenly there was a
oommotion on the stand close behind
the speaker.
Mr.. President. if you truly desire to
serve all classes" demanded Miss Yer
non. why do YOU block the national
suffrage amendment"
There was rush of police toward
the interrupter. who was firmly placed
in her seat. while the President, visibly
embarrassed. strove to quell the hubbub
which had arisen.
Finally turning to the crowd directly
in front, the President remarked that
we viii have to counsel on that later"
and resumed his set speech
At the close of the meeting the suf-
traslst again challenged: Answer, Mr..
President Why do YOU block the ma
tional suffrage amendment"
Miss Vernon was escorted at once
from the stand by the police and taken
across the street to prevent further
protests.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-05
Che
SocialHtates
Story No. II
The Fangs of the Tattler.
Plot by George Bronson Howard.
NoVelization by Hugh C. Weir
Copyright Kalem Company.
CONTINUED from YesterdayJ

Mary paled. How near she had been
20 hopeless, fatal betrayal!
When she retoined Mona that night
her mind was definitely made up. She
would force the situation TO a climax
without further delay. She saw now
that every day might hold fresh pitt
falls and new dangers. Until almost
daybreak the two girls considered the
various elementT of the game, and when
they finally retired 1t was with the
little drama that same night.
1t was nearly noon when Mary called
up Wentworth at his apartment, and
asked hurriedly for an immediate In
terview. When he met her an hour
later she impaired to him the intell-
gence that Mrs. Douglas and Carlton,
after the theater that night, were to-
gether in the formers apartment at the
Roanoake.
And have a plan which I think will
for"' ended Mary enthusiastically For
several moments she spoke swiftly ana
nervously, and at the end Wentworth
caught her hand Enthusiastically.
Splendid" he cried. I'll be ready
when you are"' The die was castl For
she straightened her shoulders bravely.
1t was too late now to draw back!
It was just before II o'clock that
night when the telephone in the apart
ment OF Mary and Mona announced the
arrival of Wentworth in the lobby.
She was alone. Mona had left for a
theater with Carlton shortly after a
o'clock dinner, leaving Mary to puI
the finishing touches to the last act
they had planned in their little drama.
She received Wentworth at the door.
and with show OF secrecy, conducted
him through the living room into an
inner bed room.