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Chapter Fourty-One: The Alternate Route
Jonrah let the boy try to escape. He crawled in one direction after hearing Jonrah's threat, then turned tail and tried a different direction. After a while, he gave up, lying on the ground, facing the sky, tears rolling down the side of his face and onto the ground.
'Listen to me,' said Jonrah. He picked the boy up by his shoulders, placing him down where he had been perched before. 'I'm not going to kill you, boy. Not yet, anyway, no. I need information. I need to get to Rensh. The reason is unimportant, but I need to know what other route I can take.'
'Th-there isn't another route. The Raggen Pass is the only way through. We monitor it day and night... There is no other way through...'
'Come on now, I know that's not true. It takes at least a day to cross the Pass. Why waste such a long time? There is another way through. Another way to Rensh.' Jonrah knew it was true, that this boy was just being difficult. Staying true to The Eden was a large mistake on his part. 'But, if you're not going to tell me, then there's no use for you, is there?' He drew his sword, raising it to the sky, preparing for the flesh on steel impact.
There was no way Jonrah was going to kill this boy. He just needed to seem like the kind of man that would.
'No, no! I'll talk! I'll tell you where to go...'
Jonrah brought his sword down, sheathing it, smiling. 'That's more like it.'
'Oh, God... They'll kill me... The Eden will kill me for telling...'
'I'm afraid you run that risk either way,' said Jonrah, trying to lie.
'The South... The Frice Range of mountains. It's the easier and faster way to Rensh. But it's watched, all the time. You'll never make it through.' This wasn't so much of a threat as a simple stating of the facts.
'You'd be surprised what I can make it through,' said Jonrah, thinking back over all the obstacles of the last week.
'Let me help you. I don't want to die, not by your hand, not by The Eden... Please, take me with you. I can help...'
Something in the boy's tone of voice melted Jonrah's icey exterior. The look of fear in his eyes, the plea for mercy, they reminded him of Jodar... Lost, alone, unaware of the danger that surrounded him.
Jonrah couldn't look. He got to his feet, turning away from the boy, looking away to the South; his next destination awaited, as did the hardest part of his quest. He would no doubt need to infiltrate the camps as a member of The Eden. To do that, he would need a man on the inside. Or a boy. He had that, if he chose to use him.
Turning back, he looked into the boy's eyes, which were red from the tears of fear. He was so young. Jonrah had originally planned not to kill him, but simply to abandon him once he had given him the necessary information. But maybe he would come in handy after all.
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Chester Times (Newspaper) - February 6, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE NKT run (IR(TLAti<;n FOR SIX MONTHS ENDING SEPTEMBER 20,108 FINAL EDITION ★ ★ ★ ic With All Latest and Best News of the Day 5TTH YEAR—NO. 17,509. Dally I eA.-ed Wire Reports of (tinted Pie** (UP) and International News Service 'INS' CHESTER, TA.. MONO AY. EE I'Kl AR> 0. I PMT HITLER REMOVES SHE S ^^INCESS TALBOT WOULD TEAR GAS USED TO HALT NEW ROADS DISPERSE CROWD TO AID NEEDY IN THE WEST END ROOSEVELT OFF FOR VACATION CRUISE PREMIER BRAUN; NAMES VON PAPEN Decree Signed That Opens Way for Dissolution of Prussian Diet Ousted Official Refused to Note for Change; ( alls State Council BERLIN, Feb. 6 <UP)—The Prus- l:an Diet was dissolved today under authority of a presidential decree, which permits the Reich government to take ovpr authority in the state. BERLIN, Feb. 6— (UP)- President Paul Von Hindenburg opened the v ay for dissolution of the Prussian Du*t tod a \ by signing an emergency decrees removing Prussian Premier Otto Braun, and naming Vice Chancellor Franz Von Papen to replace him. Von Papen is also Federal commissioner in Prussia. The Prussian government was Ousted by Von Papen when he was chancellor, but retained the nominal rights of office and representation on the Federal Council. A Federal commissioner was installed to rule the state. Braun was a member of the Prussian state council and would not vote for dissolution of the Diet. He was removed to make dissolution possible. Papen immediately summoned a meeting of the Prussian State Council to vote dissolution of the Diet, which was made possible by his substitution for Braun. The Nazis expect to increase their strength in the election which will be called in Prussia. Six deaths in political fights over the week-end have accelerated Chancellor Adolf Hitler's plan to gag the press and curtail freedom of assembly. Week-end violence included the assassination of the Socialist mayor of Strassfurt, Herman Hasten, who was shot and killed by a Nazi student.1 Th- mayor was attacked as he was Speaker of the House Relieves He Has Elan to Find Relief Money Legislature Tonight; Rills Up Reconvenes Sunday Ran Trouble Threatens When ('rowel of Sympathizers .Menaces Officers Detail of Police Rushed to Scene a ii d Seri o ii s Trouble Is Averted PRINCESS SADRI Mrs. Doris Men cr Kresgr. divorced wife of Sebastian S. Kresge, of Detroit, founder of the Kresge chain stores, is the bride of Prince Carid Khan Sadri, of Persia. Mrs. Kresge and the prince, who is a great-grandson of the former Persian grand chancellor, left for a honeymoon in Egypt following their wedding at the Moslem Mosque, in Paris, DISABLED TANKER TCI entering his tinder arrc.v. First roper listed about street fights recurred at Munich and home. The student i» ts of the toll of fighting 50 persons injured in and brawls. Outbreaks Breslau, Che rn n 11 z, other cities and towns. The latest of the dictatorial decrees tinder which Germany has been governed during periods of political uncertainty was signed on Saturday by President Von Hindenburg. It was called "an emergency decree for the* protection of the German people." Daily newspapers may be suppressed for one month for the first offen.se anc! for six months for violation of t he provisions of the decree. Periodicals may be suppressed for six months for the first offense. Possible violations include betrayal of military secrets; incitement to lawlessness and violence; appeals to workers to strike; insulting tile president, the chancellor. or members of the cabinet; dissemination of reports endangering the vital interests of the nation. Guilty publishers may be Imprisoned for a maximum of one year. Freedom of assembly is restricted by empowering authorities to ban political meetings if the public safety is threatened. Despite a steady drizzle and a cold. biting wind, Hitler, the former Crown Prince, members of the government and a crowd of 120.000 stood for five hours Sunday during semi-military funeral services for a Nazi and a police officer killed in a street fight with Communists. The strong patriotic flavor of the ceremonies was emphasized by glorification of soldiery and the ancient monarchist regime. There were 50 000 men in uniform at the services, brown shirt Nazis, members of the steel helmet, and police. The latter, who formerly were ordered into action against the storm troops frequently, stood side by side with I the members of Hitler's "private army." BODIES OE I'I LOT ANI) .MECHANIC EOI NI) EDMONTON. Alberta, Feb. 6 'UP' - Discovery of the bomos of Pilot Paul Cakier and his mechanic, near the burned wreckage of their airplane, \ was reported by radio today to Canadian Airways offices. Both men were pioneers of northern , air trails. They crashed near Grou-ard Lake, 1,200 miles north of Edmonton. Lost Rudder During Big Storm : Discharges ( argo at Trainer Plant After a tow' lasting a week in which three hawsers were parted, the rudderless tankship Eugene V, R. Thayer, owned by the Sinclair Navigation Company, and carrying a cargo of petroleum, docked last night at the Trainer plant of the Sinclair Refining Company. The Thayer lost her rudder on Sunday, January 30, during a severe northeast storm when about IOO miles of! Cape Romain. N. C. In response to a wireless call sent out by the Thayer, and picked up nt Wilmington. N. CL, the coast guard cutter Modoc speeded to the assistance of the disabled vessel, with the cutter Ponehar-train following closely behind. A line was thrown aboard the Thayer from the Modoc, but the two vessels had only proceeded a short distance when the hawser .snapped The Poncha! ti ain. w hich had reached the scene, then took the Thayer in tow, but owing to the heavy seas, its hawser also snapped. The tanker J Fletcher Farrell, a sister ship of the Thayer, also made fast to the tanker and its hawser parted on Thursday A new line was placed aboard the Thayer and the trip was resumed with the Modoc and Ponchartrain acting as convoys. The Thayer was turned over to two tugs Saturday at Overfalls Light, near the Delaware Breakwater, and the two coast guard cutters proceeded back to their stations. The Thayer is discharging her cargo at the Trainer plant of the Sinclair Company today, after which she will be towed to the Sun shipyard to have a new rudder installed. The tanker was enroute from Houston. Tex., to Trainer, under the command of Captain S. O. Morgan. • SLinHTLV W ARMER WEATHER I'REDICTKI) Partly cloudy, not so cold today, followed by snow or rain tonight and tomorrow, is the forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania. It will be fair and not so cold today in New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, with rain and colder tonight and tomorrow. The highest temperature here yesterday was 31 degrees, at 4:30 a. in., and the lowest was 21, at 10:15 a. rn. The average of 26 was seven degrees below normal. The highest temperature ever recorded here on February 5 was GO. in 1890, and the lowest was 2 below' zero, in 1918 Sunrise today was at 7:05 a. rn., and sunset will be at 5:26 p. in.. Eastern Standard Time. HARRISBURG, Pa. Fob 6 'UP' j A readily available way out of the ' state legislatures relief fund dilemma opened wide today in Speaker Grover Talbot's suggestion that road construction be curtailed and the money used to finance unemployment aid. The House leader s recommendation threatened to supplant revision of the ancien! Sunday blue laws as the paramount question of the hour bi*fore the General Assembly, which begins its sixth week of the 1933 session tonight. On three successive week-ends, the Delaware county legislator has made statements affecting the problem cf feeding 2,000.000 needy persons with governmental funds. First, he intimated the state could not carry this burden as it had no revenues available. Then he suggested that the counties could bear the load. His third pronouncement, in line with the other two. proposed a moratorium on highway building and a diversion of the road funds to the counties to finance their relief work, Talbot would allow the highwa> department sufficient for maintenance of highwavs. The remainder would go to feeding the hungry. He claimed it was tim** to call a halt on new i oads. Talbot's plan vied in legislative in- , terest today with the Schwartz Sunday sports bill, on second reading to- , night in the House and scheduled to be a .special order of business on final passage tomorrow. The consensus was that the House would give the bill a fast ride to the Senate, where its Rte was more uncertain. The situation contrasted with conditions in 1794 when the Blue Law was passed. Then the House delayed passage many weeks. The Senate quickly disposed of the bill and Governor Thomas Mifflin .signed it im-j sent a detail of 20 men HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY (Bv Inned Press) AT HIAM MI PARK 1—fourteen, Conventional. Ondott, Filipino, Electric Gaff, Redress, 2—Behold, ( biomes Top, Ladogan, Imprompter, Willie Klein. 3—Hoboing. Our Hallie, I L ing Sailor, Dry Ridge, Kale, Singing Heart. 4 — .None, 5—None. 6—link' Ha' krt, \mericana. Danger Zone, twisted Threads, \ ta \ppia. Happy Play, 7—Calgary Hay, Wonderful. Brass Prepare, ( amp Rosa. ATTEMPT AT SCH IDE James McRory, 28 of Ardmore, an unemployed electrical engineer, was found overcome bv illuminating gas In a hotel room in Atlantic City today. \ He was revived at a hospital and later held on r technical charge of attempting to commit suicide. mediately. The House law and order committee, which reported the Schwartz bill Continued on Page Ten PROTEST NEW KATES OE CHILA. ELECTRIC The rate structure of the Philadelphia Electric Company, which Lust week announced a revision in tariffs, may bo the center of a sweeping investigation by the Public Service Commission. S. Davis Wilson, deputy controller of Philadelphia, said he would go to Harrisburg today to present personally to the commission an application for such an investigation. He disclosed that he had filed a protest against the new tariffs which are scheduled to go into effect : March 2. Although the Philadelphia Electric Company, in announcing the revisions, said they would mean a saving of approximately $1800000 annually to patrons Wilson charged that the new tariffs will result in higher costs to consumers throughout Pennsylvania and Delaware. The newly organized Public Service Economic Society, of Philadelphia, has indicated it will file a similar protest with the commission. F J. Walsh, brother of Municipal Judge John E Walsh, is executive director of the society. Wilson said he would demand the commission to force the company to reduce its rates rather than revise them as stipulated in the recent an-1 nouncement. St HOOL PRINCIPALS MEET Principals of all schools in the city will meet this afternoon in the auditorium of the Larkin Building. Broad and Crosby streets, for one of their periodical meetings in which they discuss the matters pertinnnt to their work. Dr. David A. Ward, superintendent of schools, and Samuel C Miller, assistant superintendent, will Ik* in charge. SIX ARRESTED IN PEOT VIENNA, Feb. 6 'INS) Charged with plotting to assassinate King Alexander, of Jugo-Slavia, six Macedonian terrorists were arrested today, according to messages from Belgrade Three Croatian leaders were also arrested, charged with spreading separatist propaganda. NMA MAN DIES Lieutenant Frank C. Messenger, 71, for more than 40 years with the United States navy, died here after a month's illness Messenger will be buried in Arlington National cemetery. "Gas!" That old warning, often heard on the western front, was again Im .rd today. Not by soldiers, but by alleged Communist agitators who assembled in a house on West Second street to prevent a property sale, and who ware routed bv Chester police It was shouted by blacks and whites men and women, the latter screamiiu sr they ran from the house in which they had assembled and from which they refused to budge after police had pleaded with them and then commanded them to vacate the premises. The sale was at the home of Julia and Mary Malaohi. Negroes, in (he 1000 block West Second street, whore cries of "Comrade" were shouted bv black and white leaders who sought to muster their companions after they were driven from the place by the tear-impelling cloud that filled every room in the house. The sale was completed without any arrests. Tilts morning, George Wilson and Fred Davis w ere a* si lied to conduct the sale at the place. They were accompanied lo the house by Attorney Matthew Rankin, who first offered the Malad)! sisters the privilege of removing their household effects from the premises, even offering to pay for a truck to haul the furniture to wherever the family would designate. Shouts of "No" greeted th" pleadings of the lawyer, who then Informed the 75 assembled in the house, that the sale would be conducted even lf it was necessary to call out the entire police department. The deputies and Mr. Rankin walked from Mu* building. iHOiig pushed to the exit by the threatening crowd Word was flashed to police headquarters and Chief of Police Vance under Cap- { to assist the Minaret Vincent \slm\ palatial \.n Iii Nniit iii a bal. at Jai I,sum db-. Ila. Pi csnlcnt elect Franklin I) Roosevelt waved farewell to the world ami Ins Hollies Im ll da's as he becall a southern fishing ( ruise. left to tight iii (Ins picture, as members of the party lined tin tail. are Ju lice broderie Kernoi ban. of New V ork; George IV M George: Kermit Roosevelt, son of the late President I Ii ■mime Roosevelt aud a fifth eolian ol tin- Presidentelect, Franklin D Eon,'veil; Vincent V lor. the host aud also a detail! relative ol sit. Roosevelt. lain Busher, to the house men. Patrolman Joseph Denmark, a World War veteran, who had army Continued on Page Ten MOLLISON HODS ON FLIGHT TO BRAZIL LYM PNF, Eng, Feb. 6 'INS) Captain J. A Molltson hopped off al 8 11 a. rn. today in his plane "Heart's Content" on an attempted 4.800 mile solo flight to Brazil via Senegal French West Africa. The British transatlantic flier said he planned to make the flight iii three and a half day*. CRANWELL, England, Feb 6 'INS' In an official British Air Force attempt to wrest tile long-distance non-stop flight record from tile United States, Squadron leader O R. Gaylord and Flight Lieutenant P E. Nicholetts hopped off today for Cape Town, South Africa. The two airmen, backed by (lie Royal Air Force, experted to make the 6 189-mile flight in three days without a stop. They left here at 7:17 a iii iii a giant Fairry monoplane. They wi re I last reported flying well over Avignon Ft atlee. If the fivers are successful, they will break the present long distance flight record, held by Russell Boardman and John Polando. Americans who flew 5,012 miles from New York to I Constantinople in 1931. FFDF It AL IUI HIF IS F NON FR AXF I) WASHINGTON, F.-b, 6 'INS-Federal Judge Harold Louderbaek of Hie Northern district of California was exonerated of any official wrongdoing by the House Judiciary Committee today. The committee voted IO to 5 against impeachment of the judge. However, ll voted IO to 5 to censure some of Ills official actions. Rep La Guardia 'R> of New York, said a minority report would be filed recommending impeachment of the judge. $250,000 FIRE AT (ONEY ISLAND DECIDED DROP IN TEMPERATURE OVER WEEK-END Ii iii Ii Northwest Winds Follow Snowfall, ( aus-inj£ Much Suffering Ice ( cal od Highways ( ausc for Mishaps and Injuries to ( itizens The derided change in the weather during the week-end caused on.sid-erahle .suffering among the city 'A unfortunates. and also made the driving ol automobiles on my streets and county roads, covered with a coating of ice, a hazardous operation. The temperature dropped to IG d gift s last midnight, but dm mg the early mottling horn the nortinv -i winds subsided and the mercury bt* gun to ascend. 'I he frigid blasts, days snowfall, left highway* glazed state employes SFUN K F STATION man un*:R BOBBFD A youthful gun ilia ii. wearing tv I handkerchief mark. held up .and robbed Linden Hartley, gasoline ala lion attendant early viiterdav morning The bandi! took $13 I rom lits vic- t,im. Linden was alone in the station at Ninth and Welsh .streets, when the man, described as being about la m.ii1 old walked in and pointed a i.wolver at !lartb*y. The latter attempted to hide part of the money bu the gunman warned hint to hand all over. Th" station is one of th* chain open cd bv the Standard oil Company and police say I,his is one of the m.'iii times it has been robbed by gunmen. DUK II MAY ROM!! roil' th" mercury ming Satur-■is and With ice. and while spread cind< is over dangerous spots on the principal highways, many accidents in the city and county were recorded, A L. Held, 42, of 12 Marvin road Upper Darby, was Injured when Ii" lost control of an automobile Ii" was (Hiving on Garrett road and Clearbrook avenue. Upper Darby, and crashed Into a stone wall. He wa taken to the Delaware County Hospital suffering injuries of the head and severe cuts and bruises This accident was atli Ibuted to Hie ley road conditions. Mrs Albert Lack, of 817 South Fifty-first street. Philadelphia, mix tamed head chis and bruises when an Continued on Page Im WOMAN Iv IDN ACLU KY FA KH CHONK CAM. I .OR ANCI, I. KR, Frb. fl .INR. Kidnaped I rom her home w hile ta i husband Dr. Walker K Skoele, clean of the College of Music at the University of Bon hem California wa at church. Mrs Mary B Bkeele. Ga, wax held today by kidnapers who demanded $20 OOO lair (im for her -ab I'lirsumg Planes FI; .I a vanes** Crew SI ole Vessel Over That MEDAN, Sumatra. Fell. G (UP) Dutch seaplanes and warships pursued the cruiser Dc /.eveti Plenum im today, threatening to bomb the rebellious crew' which seiz'd Ute ship, utile: ,s they surrender. As the Wanship, with Hie mutineers in control, steamed southward alow? the Binnatran coast towards floucaba va, Java, seaplanes were reported to have flown over and displayed bombs to intimidate the ere"' A wireless message picked up here, addle " d to the ' Priss of the World," said: We hi!end to proceed to Somalia va We do not intend violence and will return the ship to the hands of the commandct the day before our arrival at Som a baya, "Our object is to protest against th" return, ne Mrs. Bk mobile pa through t call, She hat bn Skcep-sa id she where sh telephone patient ! RMtomohi) rding to police rejjort ** wa lured into an at n front of her he of a fake teleph unjust wage cut and I ho-1 protesting it last on board has been cont I a j J, all are well." It was signed "The A Dutch flotilla ha in from th" nth* i Md" wa expected to intercept before it reaches Bournba the arrest of week. No one hurt. On iii" Crew", x been ordered of Borneo, and th ■rub cr cod BAT AVIA aivr lied lier son. Frank* is mg executive, and UHR lo a hospital been advised iii a U Dl Skeele wa., a irs suffered In an nt. Solid Block in Area Swept; Year ( onccssion Second in TAX REDUCTION TO RE DISCUSSED Resident* ut N. Bren idence Tcwnship Mill Attend < oil Ut i''Milners' Session through The v ' (ut he wed Java. Feb ie of her officers a Dutch balu r mutineers s Mi" Indian Oc< I). Zev *d in Olehle v her crew of that mutinied G < Mum ah ip INB) (I d in in the earned wildly an today. •ti Pi rn nu lea, Harbor, 8u-4<>q Burna iran because of a TAXICAB DRIVER KILLED IN CRASH NEAR EDDYSTONE ( ab Struck Bus \\ lien Ile Swerved lo Avert Collision W ii It Trolley ( ar Victim Hurled I ruler the Wheels ol" llea\y \ elude - Killed Instantly A Wa.shiiV'.ton taxicab driver identified by Ridley township police as Harry I nr.,sin , 38 years old, of Met -, lopolitan avenue, Atlantic City. N. J,, mer inst ani dentil yesterday morning, when a taxicab he was driving collided with a motor bu? at Cheater pik • and Baillie avenue, Ridley township lh" Lixi dine! was proceeding en,1.1 on Chi lier pike, when a trolley car coining out Seville avenue nosed its iv. y onto Chester pike. The motorman .stopped Ilia car, us c; his custom, i lo ole na Iii:* way traffic was proceeding on Che.*,ti l pike. lait the taxicab driver, evidently did not know i thin and thinking to get out of the whv of the trolley car. swung lux cat) over into the ti eat-bound lane of I ru Ute A Chester Valiev motor bus, driven by K. I,cm is Plat I 38. of Bot iv* I s Point, N J , wa coming toward Chester Realizing that a collision was imminent, Plait endeavored to pilot the bus oui of I Im* way of the approach lug taxicab and ran Into an electric light poi", breaking it off al the base. T he taxi .struck the rear of the bus, police any. lansing the doors of the (at) to fly open The driver was hurled Loin his cat and landed nude! a rear wheel of the bus, being killed instant i v. J he ambulance of Taylor Hospital was summoned and an intel ne pronounc'd Bm lei dead. The body w a removed to til" moi Mile of Deput y Coroner Hoi acc* Ii Griffith at Norwood Plait wa1 taken in custody bv Patrolman CnoMM- Dau'.'hiitv of tile' Ridley township police, and at a ilia ring be foie Magistrate Raymond Hood, of Folsom, was held in $2000 bail pending the coronel s Inquc t, which will ta* held Thursday at th" Griffith ( Tm led in Norwood Bressler was on his w.,y to visit hi* wife and two children in Atlantic City when the accident occurred. (Vs! Is dismiss! ll Mi Lily M Penton, of the 900 block Edgmont avenue, wa, arrested Saturday on a warrant sworn out bv Mrs Ida M (ivies, of til" 2000 block We*i, Ninth street, who charged M Fenton with disorderly conduct, Ma PRICK, TAN O CENTS FLAMES SWEEP TWO BUILDINGS IN THIRD WARD Sun Shipyard Office and I iHH'cupied Factory Are Bad Iv Damaged Two General Alarms Farly Yesterday Kept City Department on .lump One fireman was injured and damage, ihe exact amount of w'hich cannot vet be determined, but will mu into thou ands of dollars, was caused by tv i ; pecLacular blazes in tlx Third ward, early yesterday morning. I he mimed fireman wa* John Colbert of Fourth near Market ti* el wit" hi! from the ire-glazed rung of a ladder while assisting in fighting a tire at Mary and Market st re i h H" sustained ruts of the face aud a sprained ankle Culbert was rivn treatment for his injuries at the Chester Hospital. A tiller--ton building at Mary and Markets was gutted by a fire which gam tile entire fire department of the cliv a five-hour battle and .shortly after this fire was subdued the firemen were again called rut tu quell a blaze that, for a time, I threatened the destruction of the j main office building of the Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Company, at the foot of Morton avenue. Fire off!(tabs air still at a loss to stale how either fire started, as the i building at Maiy and Market streets, wa*, unoccupied, except the ground f' >or, which was used as a poolroom. and was clo.*ml wiieii the flames were discovered No one except a guard milking his regular rounds had bern in the Sun office building since Sat-urday afternoon, it Is said. The first blaze on Market street, was discovered by a pedestrian about I )(> a in He ran to a fire alarm box at Third and Market streets and int in the ahum over Hie electrical system. banned by high winds. Hie flames made rapid headway and at 3 a rn. iv general alarm was sent in, railing nu all the fire-fighting apparatus in , the city. I biienien say Hie lipper floors were 'divided into apartments, tile partitions being of beaver board, which fed the flames. Sparks and flying burning em be is were carried on the wind to adjoining houses and this alone kept scores of firemen busy Continued on Page Ten (ii ST OF WIND BL NM Kl) FOK MISHAK Warner Logan, 49, of 65 Post road, runner, suffered a fractured left, rib and a hip inurn Saturday evening, when a car in* was driving crashed against a telephone {joie at, Fourth -ircct and Central avenue. logan was taken to Ilks home in the car of another motorist nod his injuries treated by a local physician. Logan's car was badly damaged. He said this morning that his car was being driven at a slow rate of speed over the ice covered street when a gust of wind .struck It and caused hint to lose control of the steering mechanism. F. S. I It I Vs! |{ V It VENNIE WASHINGTON, Feb. G 'INS) ~ Treasury balance as of February 3, $4 IO. I OO 138 37 expenditures, $12,448,-730 43; Cit. toms receipts, $2,097,938 67. J o pi cs of I imcs After vesterdav there are few who still doubt in Hie prophecy of the groundhog. Patronize American made good* i* a slogan And after seeing a cinema rn Phflly, Al Bruton Is sold on the idea. The cheapest gin we can think of is the cop who flashed his badge when a collector put a rhuieh basket under hts nose yesterday. Nai T ii vc, to say the least, is that statement that pickpockets I be int ted, not punished, be-they can't help themselves. II b ma i Kl i was the board of hot the flea vt IJ pursuit in >{oi eminent which were r lh" br number of Ii >|'f Hie »V >**! ti ii* n the chase, d I tinters \ n bv tin adit, altin acamei I iso fen Indies lib offi-of tile I. I MOO broke e coll is! rate Patrick Rockett, of Eddy.1 disc'barged the defendant with a rimnnd after imposing the co Hie case upon 1km •re is a glowing doubt whether business condition* in 1929 were "fundamentally sound " But most of til" remedies heard on tile floor of Congress are. pursuing yi Campaign on at Doom to lien to re Kaiser to Throne Monkey, AT I VIK (.RUI NUS J — i None i. J—Golflev, srths Billot. 5—i None). 4—i None , 8— None . 6—Yen Well. 7— None , 8— None). Weather, ririrz'inr: trai k good. V I H VV \N V Habee, Hubblico. 1—superior 2— N one 3— I ravioli 4—frank K ^auf. Magic Arrow. Happy Lope. 5—< /arist, Nelson. ( rnssbone*. Red likker. S—Roach Rider, I'ollten. 7 — Mevu an D Weather, clear, trae k slow. Bv ! DW VRD ill N I FR (Copy right, 1933, bv international News Service I DOORN. Holland, Feb. 6 'INS' Tile impression prevailing throughout the world that former Kaiser Wilhelm, of Germany, has become an amiable old man. passing his time sawing wood on th** grounds of his estate and patting the heads of f!ax*n-haired Dutch children, is a myth. That is merely a picture of the once mighty German Emperor in hts ieisute hours. Actually, tie is every bit as active as he has ever been. He is keeping in Com* loud I with political affairs in Germany. He refuses to acknowledge that he is beaten. H** stilt regards himself as Kaiser and personalty sees to I* that a persistant campaign is kept up in behalf of his return to the throne. The wood-* cessfullly evp] tour through house and its precincts, aided bv conversation with numerous prominent individuals in Doom, Amsterdam and the Hague who are in close contact with the ex-Kaisers movements, "Every slightest derail in this miniature court must tie handled bv the ex-Ka;ser himself said the gmd** who escorted me inside the chateau. "He personally dictates hts most important letters and is rn touch with everything that goes on " Doom House revealed itself as the headquarters of an enormous propaganda campaign to restore Wilhelm to his throne. I was showr graphical photo ex-Kaiser him* Berlin only last I visited the grounds of Doon been set aside by Wilhelm's wife, a1 for the impoverisi of bio-lted bv the printed in lilting myth was aurae! ed in th# course of a the interior of Doom drrn of German Half of a huge a volume raplix edite if and month, building inside the I House which has Princess Hemline. a bas# of assistance qed wives and chill-nobles table NKW' YORK. Feb. 6 'UP) Tile second disastrous fire within a year swept Coney island, America s gaudiest amusement resort, early today A solid block of concessions was destroyed with a loss estimated at $250,000. Fanned by a strong northwest wind th" flame.' threatened to engulf a large poi Hon of UK* resort but five alai ms mobilized a score of fire-fighting companies and after a two-hour battle they wen confined to tile one block. Freezing temperature that solidified water into solid sheets in the streets and on building walls plus the roaring, crackling flames made it one of Coney 'n most bizarre spectacles Firemen manning hose lines had to be relieved every ten minutes and taken ( unturned on Page Ten URIdUS' STRIKKRS injure: man, film. and Cornu deuce t all prob a furl tx tax rat tilts CV building Wallins;* A tar dents mutiny a tendance of Hie r T owmhip have brei a furthei East vc.o raised and ti to its present half nulls, w only after > lively mer number of spectators. burs of tile •tiler Pro? cuss, and * question Tie towns)) to be lie ira de ache nee road, (tested re' CONT 1.1 DI s III WASHINGTON, Fe The .Senate ajricuitu concluded its extended day on tile domestic a relief bill ax farm S .sought to expedite oti tai m ald legislation ii the (intdie allotment not ta* pass' d this ae.' UP d licai tugs to-h I lo! tin ut farm Bt ate Senators Ti* r emergency the belief that program could \n Ohio sheriff ha* requested bt* .allies to wear spat.x all the time cy re on duty. The addition of a utonna ie and a gay featlier in the Jota should made rent evictions neurally painless. Cuha Hopes Roosevelt Will Intervene There re I educed hieh * *«n** * taxp; It. hi TIM tnterven Oppr.au over th* >py I ic bl, AYANA tow i idmit ■ !>rli 19 F* bv I lilted Pres**) Pie.-(dent-elect Roosevelt offered to bet newspaper men that 80 per cent. of their stories on his cabinet selections would prove wrong. Th** reporter?' didnt bm a cent. Maybe they didn t want to influence the selections. During a Ate an upstate telephone operate)! went out and got IOO men. We know some poor operators who can go out any old time and can't even get one. A number of automobile wreck* wire noted in the county yesterday. Including those who ran merrily along with good cars, UP ne P Mi III OII P look ti ichint Wash ll pan Auk affairs are conc if civ and hope hang can E gallon for ti tendif Pre.' nbft. Eft* pa anti J lie Weather have do h th in (fie rd >pp He It Un Continued on Rag** VV OII V N VV Ii ID" KSU I I en fi INS) -A cut bv flying *n strikers from Turing Comp car near the eas man the a n y side set aside Continued on Fag* Ten DETROIT, F and a girl wer today as a doi Brig;,,' Ma null stoned a trolley plant. It was the second stoning of a street car rn (8 hours, twelve strikebreaker* were injured Saturday when a mob of 300 stoned a car laden with IOO Brigs? workers. Claiming woman wig I Che for Morris. N wax give Hospital rations o hands Morns ac von. Negro of ti* lire advised him for her arrest. vtcno The P DPP I*)! I! wh Pm •lit nu M Mi tincan iv I'i'tuilr merit pi Aembei I no' ag us idem v M'd bein UU TIK em is mo G Miami j t rea1 r Of hi: 193 un VV V > ll I NG TON, Feb. 6—t IP) — forei ast for tonight and Tuesday: Eastern Pennsylvania: Increasing cloudiness followed by snow or rain tunis tit and Tuesday: not so cold tonight; colder in northwest portion I ui*'day. Western Pennsylvania: miow or rain tonight and probably tuesday morning not so cold tonight: colder I uesda v. New Jersey: Increasing * loudiness follow rd bv rain or snow, beginning late tonight or tuesday: not so cold tonight and on the toast tuesday. I OU U y ll VIPER A It KES insist that. ful to obtain Urn >f H ('onUntied on rage ut united on which 6 a. rn. ... 24 ll a rn. ... ... 30 I h 'v all 7 ii nu ... ,,. 23 N ooh .«.., ... 33 nal guar- ; 8 a rn. ... ... 23 I p. rn. ... ... 33 9 a rn ... 21 2 p. rn. ... ...33 rage Ten IO a rn. ... ... 26 * ;
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On Tue, 26 Jul 2005, David Jencks wrote: > Now that how saving configuration works has been explained so even I > can understand it, I don't have any problem in saving configuration > locally. I can even imagine a tool to merge a local state with a > configuration to produce a new configuration (with a different version > number or name). Great. > Before we jump into adding gbeans to a running > configuration, can we please think about whether the "disabled gbean" > approach would work just as well, and, if not, if the "application > centered deployment" idea would work better. IIRC the original > motivation behind GERONIMO-400 was to put the admin objects you can add > by the admin portal into the original jms configuration rather than > making a separate configuration per queue/topic. If you have the > opportunity to add the admin objects while you are deploying your app > that will use them, I can't actually see any reason to support > deploying "standalone" admin objects at all, whatever configuration > they go into. RE "disabled GBeans" ("blanks"): The counter-example I gave in JIRA was security realms, which may use any number of LoginModules. It doesn't make sense to me to add "enough" blanks that you're sure no one would ever want to add more than that, nor to require that someone writing a new plan for their own purposes add "enough" blanks to accomodate future changes via the web console. What number would you tell them? 10? 5? RE "app-centric deployment": And again, I believe there are cases where server administrators will be configuring the services in the server, and will not have the skills or tools to alter embedded XML files in the application configuration. This is more realistic for web listen ports, security realms, databases (where devs may not have prod DB password) or J2CA connections to back-end services than for admin objects (which I admit could often be best packaged with an application). Even without the administrator vs. developer issue, imagine staging your application from dev to test to production, where each server has connections to different databases and back-end services. It would be much nicer to put that configuration in the app server, so the application itself can be totally unchanged when it's migrated between environments. The application says "I use a data source called 'DB2'", and the server provides the data source pointing to a specific database, different in each of the 3 environments. I do like the *ability* to deploy data sources with an app -- just not making it the only options. Aaron
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Department: Reports To: Vice President of Sales Date: xExempt Non-Exempt Summary of Position: The Director of Sales Operations is a key role with responsibility for all aspects of sales force operations, including defining the strategic plan, organizational design/alignment,5/8/2017 Boston, MA Save This Job
Department:Sales Location:Waltham, MA START YOUR APPLICATION ZoomInfo is looking for our next generation of sales leaders. We hire professionals who have a history of success in school and in their work experience to become Sales Development Representatives (SDRs) on our Sales5/4/2017 Waltham, MA Save This Job
Waltham ApplyApply with LinkedIn Job Title: Senior Sales Operations Analyst Location: WalthamOverview The Sales Operations Analyst will support the North America Sales team as part of the Sales Operations team within the Intralinks Go-To-Market Operations organization. The role4/29/2017 Waltham, MA Save This Job
Waltham ApplyApply with LinkedIn Overview The Program Manager?s primary responsibility is to set the Sales team up for success by managing and improving sales processes, enablement tools and various special programs. This role strives to increase pipeline conversion and/ or win4/29/2017 Waltham, MA Save This Job
Sales Multiple, United States Apply Description Area Vice President, Eastern Region About Us Zerto has developed the first hypervisor-based, disaster recovery and replication software for virtualized environments, offering simplicity and greatly reduced operational and4/19/2017 Boston, MA Save This Job
Location: Field Full Time Requisition Number: req395 Summary: The Sr. Spine Sales Consultant is responsible for soliciting orders, selling assigned K2M products, and representing the company in accordance with its policies in the assigned area; for maintaining awareness of4/19/2017 Boston, MA Save This Job
Job Title Director, Sales Operations Location Massachusetts-Corporate - Franklin, MA 2038 US (Primary) Education Bachelor's Degree Category Sales/Marketing Shift Type Standard Business Hours Employee Type Full-time Willingness to Travel Up to 10% Interactions is changing the4/11/2017 Franklin, MA Save This Job
Job Class The Manager of Industrial Sales will have the responsibility for all aspects of Aspen?s Industrial Sales function in assigned territory. The position will work closely with Sales Management, Marketing and Commercial Operations to successfully and profitably grow3/27/2017 East Providence, RI Save This Job
Growth Team ? Cambridge, Massachusetts About Us: BetterLesson is an edtech startup committed to transforming professional development for educators at scale. Our PersonalizedPD product combines 1:1 coaching, an innovative fast-cycle learning methodology, and proven instructional5/22/2017 Cambridge, MA Save This Job
CyberArk is looking for a highly motivated, energetic and focused Systems/Sales Engineer to be based in the Boston area. The Sales Engineer will combine technical knowledge with sales skills and is ultimately responsible for the technical win during the sales cycle. Sales5/18/2017 Newton, MA Save This Job
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at Empirix (View all jobs) US A bit about the gig: Empirix stands alone at the forefront of network performance solutions that preempt technology issues, ensure peak level performance, and predict the smartest actions for delighting customers, controlling costs, and optimizing5/12/2017 Billerica, MA Save This Job
Location: Waltham, MA Reports to: Vice President of Sales Position Summary: As an Enterprise Sales Director you will be joining a first class results oriented sales team. Primary responsibilities will be expanding the CallMiner customer base. The ideal candidate will have a5/4/2017 Waltham, MA Save This Job
Sales Boston, MassachusettsFull time Job Description As Bullhorn's Global Director, Sales Engineering, you are responsible for leading our worldwide Sales Engineering teams in their efforts to own the technical aspects of the sales process. These efforts include determining4/28/2017 Boston, MA Save This Job
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Sales Boston, Massachusetts Apply Description Position Director of Sales Operations About Us Zerto is the industry?s first hypervisor-based, virtual-aware, replication solution for tier-one applications. It closes a critical gap in cloud and enterprise business continuity4/19/2017 Boston, MA Save This Job
PLM Posting #:HR-1329 Type: Full Time Position Location: Andover, MA USA Aras PLM Apply Now The Pre Sales Solutions Architect supports the sales process by designing solutions that address customer needs to complex business problems. The Pre Sales Solutions Architect4/18/2017 Andover, MA Save This Job
Boston, Massachusetts Job Description All Covered, IT Services Division of Konica Minolta Business Solutions (KMBS), is the leading national IT services company serving SMB to enterprise markets. Offering a wide variety of career opportunities, All Covered is an excellent choice4/18/2017 Boston, MA Save This Job


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Title: THE RISK OF GETTING ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS DRUGS AS OVER THE COUNTER DRUGS Creator: EL‐Ghazouly, Karim M. Description: often ineffective in controlling tuberculosis among patients who use illicit drugs1. The occurrence of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis is increasing in many parts of the world. Resistance of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. Tuberculosis) to Anti-tuberculosis drugs is man-made. In Egypt, private pharmacies constitute an important part of the private healthcare sector where some Anti-tuberculosis drugs dispensed without prescriptions. With such malpractice emergence of serious types of M. tuberculosis- resistant strains is highly likely to occur. Methods: Surveys of a random sample of 78 pharmacies in Alexandria and Behira for Anti-tuberculosis drugs were included in our study. These pharmacies were divided into hospital pharmacies, pharmacies in rural areas and pharmacies in urban areas. Questionnaires were given to these pharmacies, and interviews were carried out based on a structured questionnaire. Results: It was found that 90.8% of the pharmacies enrolled in this study hold in their inventoryAnti-tuberculosis drugs; however, 77% of them dispense these drugs without prescription, while 15.4% advice the patient about their risks. Nevertheless, 20% only ask the patient why they take these drugs Conclusion: Awareness to patient taking Anti-tuberculosis drugs about their risk is of paramount importance, meanwhile; awareness to pharmacists dispensing these drugs about their risk. Imposing a penalty on pharmacists dispensing Anti-tuberculosis drugs without prescription. Limiting the dispensing of these drugs to hospitals curing tuberculosis . encouraging pharmacists to counsel the patient asking for these drugs, are all viable options. Subjects: OTC Drugs, Tuberculosi, Rifambicin Date Created: 2011
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Trailers have long been regulated for safety. But trailers' contributions to fuel economy and reduced emissions are new matters for for federal authorities.
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UPS has 90,000 trucks, tractors and package cars around the world is known for its push to adopt alternative fuels and powertrains, which run "green miles." But the greenest miles are the ones you never run, says the giant parcel carrier.
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text: Since reopening last fall after a two-year, $30 million renovation, Washington, D.C.'s Renwick Gallery has sparkled in every sense. Updates to the 1861 building—home to the Smithsonian American Art Museum's contemporary craft and decorative arts collections—included restoring moldings, adding gilded details, and exposing previously covered ceiling vaults. Newly installed above the grand staircase, meanwhile, is a stunning light sculpture by Leo Villareal, one of nine works created by artists for the show "Wonder," on view through July 10. Composed of 320 steel rods and 23,000 LEDs, Volume (Renwick), pictured here, emits a dynamic display of light, its pattern and intensity endlessly shifting thanks to an algorithm of Villareal's design. The piece has been such a sensation that the Renwick acquired it for permanent display, ensuring the space won't lose its dazzle.