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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28
STYLISH Dresses of Serge

All wool French serge and serge and satin conibina-
tons in elegant fashionable Modes Models trimmed with
wide braid heavily embroidered in contrasting color
and still other styles panel effect finished with rich SILK
fringe Regular sizes and for extra large busts
$500 to $45O0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28

Rev. A. J. Anders went Friday after
noon to Garden City where Friday
evening he gave an address before the
district; .c>nvention Of the, Luther
League. Dele8 ates from the local
|lleague in attic ndanoe at the conven-
ton were Misses Edna White, Mar
garet Skeie, and Selma Eige. u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28

Harold Nordstrum left this morning
for Rock Island. ILL.,, where no will en-
ter the. student army training corps at
Augustana college.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28

Members Of the "Lafalot" club en-
joyed dinner Friday evening at the
home OF Misses Amanda and Mile
Baasch. 705 West Boone street, who
served tho dinner in three courses.
Afterwards the members went to the
movies"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28

Blouse
Modes
For. Fall

Models which defy description
heavy all silk georgette in light dressy
shades and darker smart suit colors.
Hundreds of waists in the greatest Sc
lection. Dutch, square and ~" shaped
necks, over blouse effects, waists made
with deep lapels, others more tailored
with numerous tiny rows Of tilcking. In
colors Of navy, black, taupe, brown, bur
gundy, faHn, grey pink, rose, flesh, and
white, made up in self and with con-
trasting colors.
I. i Ultra smart models trimmed with
heavy silk embroidery and rich bead
designs. Priced from
$5.75 to $40
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28
Charming Suits
of Winter Weight

Distinction predominates this splendid collection
of finely tailored suits. Made of the finest quality chif
fon broadcloth crystal cloth, silvertone poret twill
tricotne and serge deliberately lined with satin peau
de cygne and SINNERS satin Some self trimmed 9TH
ers with rich collars of fur. $500 to $4,000.
fashionable of broadcloth poiret twill
novelty cloths Iustrous
snartly trimmed $500 to
$65Oo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28

Church Of Christ-will hold their annual
social meeting Wednesday evening at
the church, when picnic supper will
be enjoyed at $3.50. Each family will
bring q basket with enough provisions
for its members and one or two more.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28
Wearing Apparel Of the
Better Kind For Women
Who Keep Abreast With the Mode

An elaborate showing of exclusive garments fol-
the women who like distinctive things. Stocks have
been chosen with the most discrimination and and
value is our supreme accomplishment. Look here
before you 60 elsewhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28

Rev. Frank Schrader is conducting
meetings at the Westminster chapel
at the corner of Bromley street and
North Ninth avenue. he will speak
each evening next week at 7:45. and
on Sunday morning at II o'clock and
Sunday evening at 7:45. Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28

In color, cut and variety of trimming
they proclaim the charm of youth. Box
coats and coats with military cape effect.
Flarey, girlish models, exceedingly stylish
and made of the most serviceable, yet
beautiful materials. Trimmed with self
and contrasting collars, buttons that are
different and that match each Individual
garment. All wanted fall colors. Priced
at.$29 to $S5.
Other grades in popularity priced jun
ior coats at $3.50 to s29.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28

caparisoned, spectacular. tuneful and
sprightly and generously underlaid with
/, laugh compelling propaganda. MY Sol
der Girl" Of prominent Identification
Of that intimate" type lately come
into vogue, chaperoned by goodly
company Of soldierettes will hold high
revel. shortly. at the Odeon Tuesday
evening. Odeon.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03
RCF. IT. CLAIR FIGHT
TEMPORARILY POSTPONED

The hSaf between 1anSee Rue AM
Willie : Clair which as scheduled
10 take place in Bio hail next Sl
uraay night has haxn temporarily
postponed. which vii be somewhat
Of = disappointment II The followers
Of the ranae here. hut the principals
a well A. Promoter Tom Chambers
are deserving or great praise instead
OF eeasare when il ! made known
that the only cas- for the post
ponenleai : because q TIE fact that
the interesed parties did not want
to interfere With the show to b. given
in NeGill or the night for which the
fight vas first scheduled This show
is for charity and those behind the
fight Immediately stepped aside
much 10 their own personal loss
ST. Clair has been wired 10 and
nsle = date cAnnot noN b. stated.
n seems reasonably sure that the
battle will only be postponed for one
week and wiil in sIi probability take
place on the night OF the 9Th.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03
RID CROSS

The following boxes have eeen
shipped during the week
One box surgical dressings con-
tanning 81 paper back irrigation pads
is By "a inches: IS packages con-
tanning 30 AKA gsuze COMPRISES
each. Il packages containing gsase
sponges sxe inches each: g pack
ages containing a. gauxe sponses'
10 packages containing 20 folded
gauge stripes Sxs inches. ! package
containing ) Sauze rolls ; yards ~
inches
The second box OF knitted apparel
inc January LIST has also been
shipped. which contained Seventy
sgsaters. I helmets - pairs Of
socks. 3 pairs OF sriSlets : NUT
flers. 5 knitted wash cloths
Mrs Evans reports that all classes
in surgical dressings are not weii
attended and that there is need Tor
more workers Women who cannot
sew can do this work and are urs-
ently requested &c Ioia the class
Ruth and Lund suxiliaries are DE-
inE excellent work and Baker reports
that thsY VII soon - doing their
bit
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03
HrrrfroWN INCORPORATED.

The petition Tor fas laeor taa
II the eity II Riepeoa Nas present
ei 20 Iudze McFaa5ea N tee Is
trict Court last Wedaa7y aud M
mediately granted - election Vii
nov x aeld and within q ~
weeks thai thriving els sin he gox-
ernea BY Is Mayor and IFS c2unal-
men While matters q , legal nature
viii BE- submitted . Is cry attorney
and questions OF dispute an - DE-
terminea before the loesl magistrate
uho mas - selected The political
pot IA already started 20 boil aat
Il Is hat early u ysntuEe a
US a. 10 the outcome CT ne nrst
election. save only u ~ thai i
Nil be spirited
The rev City Ill e1l0y ua1y
distinctions From RE member q
euali6ea electors Nalea Is oczser-
xstiveiy estimated Al about IS, Il I'll
perhan= take eight aeoss2ry for a
ehoice OF msyor unless 3 number q
ean6saztaS should enter The rsee
v.lch : not AZ al unlikely
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03
SUMMONS

ntbe aestice ; coass Of Els To~a-
salp Ne 1s.WAue Psas ca2uU ssas
Of Nexs1a
E1e AIa.gor Tar coaAu Cor
porAtion. Plaintiff Fred Bors
Defendant
TIE safe 0f Nevada sends Greet
inE 10 Fres Borg Defendant
Nou Srs hereby directed e appear
before sc a ms oEte in Ely. Ely
township No /. II sd COuntx q
White Pine. and zaswer TO the con-
plxint II TIE above entitled seton
within ase DAYS L the summons =
served i tie TOWNSHIP n Which TIE
scsioa : brought. within ten DAYS I
sert~a cat Of the t~oAnSain- hut vita
IN the County in Waieh the action :
h-onght. and @rhia twenty days 4
served elSeshers and unless 30 -
Apg-zr znd Ans~xr. ne plaintiff al
take judgment zgzlasz sea I It
sun Of $3.50 tor tAe balance . ~
cou for xOrk ard i2aar perform
"a fer xoa and for materials and
<o1Se furnished y yoa AZ oas
sscf4l INSTANCE at reSzs1 Al III,
Waite P1rs County. Ssztz Of N-<11a
during ~ ysAr las past ard fa-
casrs q sat ~inciu5isx = ~0AsozAe
strorzex Fee
Gives index rs ezzs EAis ~sez1
i.v q F@H-Ary. 1918
J. II COLLINS
Fzs-se 81 TIE Pe&o1 q said ToEEs1lE
Z LE11c5z Attorney for
ETSkatf1
Eyr< pzolsASsSz FSs-zArx 3. 1915
Las 2ze4saAu0z Mars 3 1918
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03
tNPERT N HUOA ERIZING
WILL GIVE DEMONSTRATION

Miss EAnooek had g The
psrIueas u home =eonoZics q IL
state University Ill - in EIy d
TIE 81. IN. and 81 o -his month
and I'll give 6szoastrziozs Il
cooking zz5 %wizE - re Wflsaa-
Bates furniture stor
Mss Hancock cones ~ he Il
ui4tioa 9 iEe Woz2s Club And Al
ladies q TIE district zrs cordially II
vits5 e - present 81 re ds-oasEra-
tions zAseh SIC al give
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03
Italians Help Rcd Cross

The sam OF SsT7.0n has Aen
raised b The italian residents OF this
district and forwarded D. President
Teny Suzsrh. Of the Italian colony
acre - Rome for tie esneht OF the
Red Cross This donation dguFes
considerable above Al average Of one
dollar far every ItSlisn resident -
this section vhieh speaks wil q
their patrioth spirit
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03

Z 2orrzz. TIE Csiro2rsctor. :
located evsr McE1sShts store o.
AZlr-2a street XIV --3-lt
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03

GA uaarsday last Al the SsePtoe
Hospital n East Eiy. a zan vas born
- Mr. md Mrs Arihu Dingle. Of
HcGm Both mother and son are
doing exceptionally sell
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03

Lght Housekeeping Apartments
Al The Cumberland z-s-tf
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03

cora sood for sale II the z
Mood ard - A FsrEusan Paon1
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03

WANTED-SLAid for general aoase-
sork. f0reaoons only Phone l2e-K-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03

gYrx pzelx4,Soz Fss-zArx = lsis
Lass 2zs4ssA10a M4rs ,. 1878
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
Mn NIrCUIN,s rosITION.

Z Mr. kltchln. democratic chairman
OF tho ways and means rommIt'ee,
does not seem able 10 Sc, away
from the idea that imported goods
shouln't pay their proporuonato part
OF tho expense of the war iie in.
slats that tho necessary funds SHAH
be raised by other means prefer
ably taxation upon tho individual
Perhaps no In afraid that n a tax
is laid on all imports that u VIII I'm
some manner discrodt the demo
cratic prisclple OF free trade. Com
mentiug In his attitude, the nous-
ton Post has this to say
chairman Kichins i@icf that
there need be no resort TO the tariff
10 raise any part OF tho fS,0oO,OOo,-
600 of war revenue needed would
imply that he regards tho tariff A.
something sacred The whole dem
ocratio theory Of customs tariff Is
that n may be properly imposed TO
obtain revenue with which TO dcfray
the expenses ot trusally admins.
tered government
4, why, then. should Chairman
Kiiohln bslk at taxing any Import
: that might materially Increase the
arevenue with which tho natioQ j. de-
Tending iis lIfe1
The free list ~ tho Underwood
bill represents aothing profound In
stAtesmanshlp or economics.
1T represents a measure Of dis
erlmlnatlon ~ between certain CIT.
iEcns and sections, but n tariff
levied upon any article or thp free
list can aid materially in solving the
country'a financial problem, why let
the tariff be imposed
, mir. Kitchin n going to find by
the end OF the next fiscal year that
the nation will not be able TO main.
tain 100000 fighting men In tho
field without exacting every dollar
Of the peoples earnings"
The World canrAi got away. t'om
the belief that n the republican
: theory Of the tariff was in force, the
government would not have 20 cal
on the individuals 20 supply needed
funds TO the extent It Is now forced
to do. and that our industries and
wage earners would have hcs1cH
protection against goods mnnufac
tured by cheap labor now flown.
into the United states.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
ARNTENtA,s pIoon

n any further proof were needed
ct Germany's full partnership IN the
horrible crimes that the Turks have
committed In Armenia since Turkey
became Gormanys fun and omen
ally Il may be found IN book re-
Gently published by a German. Dr.
Harry stuermer. entitled Two War
Year In Constantinople"
Americans must by this time ho
familiar with tho friEhtful atrocities
committed by tho Turks ,p carry .ng
out their program OF ruthless cNtcr.
mlnatlon OF the whole Armenian
race. The deeds committed have
been Infinitely worse than anything
ever recorded against the widest
tribes uf the earth 80 civilized br.
ing can read the mN story. or haIf
tho ful' story " these atrocities
without being f.llod with thc deepest
loSthng not only for these who
committed them h1t 'or ,hoss who
could have prevented their commit.
sion and dld not
AS a war correspondent M Con.
stanuuople FOR two years. Doctor
stuermcr was able Oh rathor uII.
putRblc proof of numerous atraei
ties He caur iu close contact with
German diplomata'ond Gcrman mil.
itRry leaders 900 tho rrNsN capital
A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
The Wife
By JANE Phelps

ehe bought a steak II was get
ting late and she must not keep
Brian waiting for his dinner. the
first night she was employed. He
would have reason hon 20 fnd
fault
Uy the time she had taken or her
street clothes ana pared her pota-
tuea 10 was time 10 set tir' table,
There could po no dishes washed
unSll after dinner Well never mind,
Hhe would wash thop an up nt once,
or. n shc could. oahe would get Mrs
Murphy 90 DO them
Just a. the steak WAS ready, Brian
came m lie glanced quickly az nor
before he said, ~ happy ring IN his
voice.
"stll ON the job aren't you7 /
thought you would be- and he
EIs-od her fondIy IF VAS pretty
much NJ crab this morning, wasn't
] dear 90 30 or the way 1 did f'
iut you had me worried tor fair"
What DO sou mean, Brian 1'
Ruth had been putting on the dim
nor and had not quite Understood
aii he had been saying
oh that flossy stuff about your
working As ! said, YOU had mo
pretty vol grouchod"
But An working Brian ag
she poured hls tea.
You brc'-
Yes am working ot Mandcrs.
nH ! told you have been there
aIl day Got home about half past
five And I am so happy Brian Il
a tho most wonderful place the
A..
place ~ soilcd dishes and scrub
hinE brushes. You must como down
and see me there Mr Ia Monte
,hc.s the head clerk says his wife
often comes Sho stopped for
breath, and for the first time during
her long excited speech. looked nt
her husband
Brian had dropped his fork. and
was staring at her. lncrcdulity. up.
belief and anger striving for SUI
premacy in his face.
why Brian. what's the matter 7.
her heart sinking ug she noted hi.
expression
Matter enough you mean that
YOU really wont tu work today after
an I 1ld' You knew I disnpprovcd
NrH. Brian ! took tho position
and have worked an day" Her 10,
oylporHtcd ~ you realized how
happy 10 has made ano. dear go,
wouldn't object
m serves mo riglfC for marryinI
"a girl who had becn pompcrod on,
allowed her own way Please tail
~ something else / don't want G,
hear another word about n unit
YOU come tu your senses and tell M,
you are leaving"
~ will remomhcr- Rrian" was al
Ruth said, but tears flied her eye
and ovcrflowcd down her cheeks
Tomorrow IT the end of " muntl
Uutha salary ~ doubled
Copyright 1918 George Matthew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
Two Men.
CHAPTER LNI

ctu ,,uid Ift INV head
49,. .,,,
u 'a" "' as D'N az NJ ''"'
said the voice
nftcd tear-staincd eyes 60 Joe
t5...,...,.,..,
''"''''''',,"
III u. Mld' We loal 'h' com
petition and.-.ts worse than / can
.tcIl .,,
,,. ..t, -
u am H"rfN' IIu''H''. H"'u '"e
Thcre was real sympathy IN hiH voice
oYou see owe someone money
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'"'"N''' '''' '''
] can Everything 7 ru'hea j
shall have ta go home"
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,,,,l 80, .,,., no b,CF o, ,,rg.J Ioc
~, ra ,1 H - ,rIoJ uTrrs ~,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
The Horoscope.
Tnc.dny. scnlcmbcr u. 1918.

Tuesday september ~, 1918.
This IS a threatening day IN pl7n-
cWry SWAY according n nsiruloCN
SATURN Neptune the sun ana IRA.
nus orc gll I'm malcfic aspect
During tho. confguration care
should hc taken 10 pursue routine
work FOR tho forces that thwart
and disturb are strong
Saturn which has monnCNd mines
and mining now makes ~ ul1lN TO
usa' scors mat therc may be much
anxiety that will NO increased ty
strikes or labor dIfOculticy
This is not % fortunate rule FOR
Journeys. especially these made on
Tho water
There is q sim rcnd as prcmElng
AN explosion or bombing ~ serious
import either ON tho copst or IN the
fea not far from land
There continues to no read ln the
stars warning that tho aged win
pass away in great numbers Tho
procession of nature will hc quick
cnod, since the now era ls for tho
young
Tho sign that governs favors from
persons in hirh position ls exceedingly
sinister Those who seek appoint
mcnts or proformcnt should not
make any move during this cone
fruratUu
Uranus ls ln ON aspect making f1r
many competitions In public no
There is likely to De mulch ambition
that win lead % serious rNalrics ln
government departments ms woll as
iu the arm and nav.
Tho new wear win be marked bv
many changes among mon n hIch
plsce This apparently means law
makers and leaders NJ mon An tho
military ana naval se/~Nc, Promo.
Nr0s and hr0ors WIFI tlwN'to NANNY
who rise on fallen heroes Of action
Again warning IS given against
tNr uttorlug 0f crltiDlsih or the hnr.
boring ~ destructive opinions The
Influence Ot unCharIAhIo thoughts
os v,l os uNkind words viii be
counted ns important
th''1-Nn born ON thls day may hc
chnnEcUh'e ana restlcss IN nature
These subjects ~ Virgo nrc apt TO
ic too visionary g. succeed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
Ripping Rhymes


Vacation time has ended in Colo
rddO'a hills. the tourists home have
wended. 10 talk about their thrills.
In other years they wandered, re-
Enrdless OF the cost and lavishiy
they squadered. and cared not what
they lost. You'd think. 10 see them
throwing their bAnknotes TO the
breeze, that stuff like that was grow
ing upon tho old home trees This
year they skimped and boarded.
they missed NO saving points and
men OF money boarded at humble
chiil Joints. | often heard them say
Ink. tho tourist girl and gent wen
DO the kind OF playing that doesu.
cost a cent ia like 10 hire "a burrO
Co climb yon beetlinE crAg. but thgL
would pillow furroW In my snjhll
ron OF awag I'd Ike 10 drive you.
honey TO Longs Peaks famous
pond, but 1 must save my money TO
buy another bond. Up there 60 lial
Lofts Erotto on foot woIl hlithely
tramp. tho rental Iof an auto would
buy us many "A stamp J saw the
Wall street rooter. who's loaded
with long green. luunt round In car
of pewter. he'd shelvcd his limous
inc Men said. we must remember.
while we are playing here, that
shortly In September. the new loan
Will appear, ana we must have the
DOODLE 10 buy ten bonds or more
wo'll back up Yankee Doodle ull
Kaiser bIll II sore" They're loyal
Pretty near it ~ surely makes mo
Say when people show thar spirit
while out of doors ai play
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
Oklahoma Outbursts

r,,t,,, r,t,, is h.,,g organ.
nj ~,
I"'" among thr iA9l's OF '"AA
members Of tho corps are expected
10 meet troop trnins and hand Out
,..t.,t.t. .,,o, .,, .,.,J ,hsrr
l1 ihe hYys passing through me '''f
A suitable and attractive uniform .s
t1 ue adopted but. what ia b0ibrrluE
lmo who have enuatcl f1r thlB
aaryIrr Is what fh,y VIII DO about
tluf. .Supf.mu tbpy have been look
ing d.. n iu,, have 90 Duy N,r uwn
uu.formr
tine atl,r t,, a.. appoint district
Mdy. bob Muraurrt iU rT 20 ynobrcy
ra, governor dIu uut follow the o.
runra.f in. attorney rrupnI Boo tho
rrGrCT uGreh.p matter by DELAY
Hr IN, uuuU.nm.Hl until he could
.. understood THAT fnr ruyurur H
..u l. .HH method
announced fnHt senator
..,.. u. mako "a numnr. uf
a..lrN.. . oklahoma n htIH.f ~
... f...tI IH,r.. loan ~ '.uI.
...uu,r n.a .H un fhu .nu he.
a....fT Y.uIaU, aAg Hat Jnr speeches
l.. r.. fhr Hamr raptun fH. aaut.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
Brian Accepts the Facts that RAN
" Working, Hut l. Angry

yttAIp4rtp xesIIr
KUN went imm"a'n'''S 20 WI "
on tho plan lcfl with her She be-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
TO-DAY Is THE BIRTHDAY on
Marquis Of COndOrcet


fnntfinlEf ilins l4la.
Jean Antoine. Marquis NJ Condor
cot gave to history tho peculiar
story or an aristocrat who cham
bioned the cause ~ tho common
reoplc aEhinst his own class during
the French Revolution.
Jean Antoine was born.n picardy.
of u family that had held 10 all tho
old nristocrntlc traditions But In
some way he was cifferont from
them A. first very studIous. ne
made n name FOR himself hy his la
hurs IN diffrrentlsl and Integral cal-
culun. then turned from science to
hecomc financial reformcr. a
friend of Noltnire and ltclvotius. and
n busy member of the Jncobin club
ito welcomed tho Revolution ng tho
dawn ~ a ncw era.-as the modern
social rcformCrs Welcomed ut tho
start. tho disastrous BOlshcvlk
movement Cundorcet cN0u cone
doucd tho cyrcaScs ~ the revolution
ists 1s the fcotlnE passion ~ the
populncc Unfortunately he Ten "a
victim 90 the very passion he par
doncd
Rohcspierre iu 1898 scnt out a de-
cree against him and 10 satisfy his
NifeF no hid in Earrct In an OBJ
srufc part NJ Paris For eight
months he never stirred out thcn.
ono spring day hc was tempted by
the green trees M nearby park
and hy hunger. Go venture forth In
arcstauraut he ordered an omclct
with dozen cgrs IN pt This excited
Il lot of curiosity he was questioned.
searched. found to be an "nristo-
craft and. ln spite ot his work Tor
tho Revolution was thrown into
prison hy the mob To avoid tho
ruuutnr. me poisoned himself