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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18
The Steadily
Business
OF This Bank

goss to show that the People
like Our alive method
OF doing business. One of
the vital keynotes to Success
in Banking consists in max
ing conservative loans and
combining same to a limited
territory. This Institute So
licits only such loans in the
behalf that the Security is
better. That is why we are
increasing our business = by
doing a Safe Busine SIS.
II you appreciate this kind
OF business we invite you to
do your Banking with Us.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

Ask for your coupons with each pur
lhase and when you have $40 worth
ring them to us, and we will make
Iou free oil portrait of yourself or
tr.r
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18
For Artistic Wall PAPERS
Why Physicians Recommend Castoria

nu d Tm um~ that
pains d ~ Third MMd
or y Mp nAwey It's
by b our %
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18
WILLIMANTIC.

effectiveness, as all who attended
agreed.
About the aromry various booths
were artistically arranged and the
patrons found ready opportunity to
dispose of their small change. After
the. carnival had been declared for
mally open Helmolds orchestra fur
nished music for dancing that was en-
joyed up to midnight
There has been an attractive en-
tertalnment programme arranged for
each night. The result of the firstt
nights business is most gra tifying to
the members of the company and es-
pecially to the following committee
of arrangements that has worked hard
to make the carnival a success:
First Lieut.. Elmer E. Carpenter,
chairman; Corp. Fred II. Edwards,
secretary; Sergt. Rufus III. Rood,
treasurer; Second Lieut.. Louis \.
Dondero, First Sergt. Henri Lord,
Quartermaster Sergt. James Rowan,
Corporals James Norton, T. G. Mack,
Frank j. Roe, oCok William H. Hus-
sey, Musicians James Robinson. Thorn
as Munier and Private William Ed
wards.
BROKE HTS BACK.
Edward Bass Fell from Tree While
Picking Apples.
Edward Bass fell from an apple
tree on his place on the Back road
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18
Hunting Clothes

Are also a feature of this department
Goats, Vests, Pants. Leggins,
Caps, Etc, Etcs-Hunting Toys
to fit both you and your pocket
book, and a wider variety or
more complete assortment is
not to be found. Come in
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18
JEWETI CRY

Methodist Church to Hold Special
Service-Funerai Services for Henry
L'Horme-s. G. Blake to Play at
Brothers Wedding. Is -
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H Carpenter of
Springfield, Mass. motored to this
city Sunday. They We're accompa-
MED back by Mrs. J. A. Mcdonald
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

Mrs. Jessie Dupont and daughter
Doris are in Cheshire for a week S
visit with Mrs. Dupont parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. d. West.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

DR.. c. Fl. Coigrove and Dr.. T. f,
Wilcox will attend the semi annual
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

Prof. and Mrs. A. E. Peterson of the
Bronx, New York. spent the week
end at their summer home at Ripley
Hill, South Coventry. y So. :, - -
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18
The Aut0-Loading
Rifle

Is one of the many guns you'll find in
our complete stock of hunters
supplies. About every style of
shot gun or rife will be found
here in all the leading makes.
We handle quantities of shell and can
supply you with just the sort of
ammunition you need at short
notice.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. CARRIE Sttndelf re-
turned Monday afternoon on the 4.G7
express from their honeymoon trip,
and took the 4.25 trolley for their
home in South WindhaIn.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

Miss Ora Loiselle, who has been
visiting friends in Central Falls, r. L.,
returned home Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

Frank Phillips of Hampton was in
Willimantic on business Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18
BROKE HTS BACK.

Edward Bass Fell from Tree While
Picking Apples.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

Mrs. Caroline A. Huntington of Girls
void was the guest of friends in Will
limantic Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

Fred L. Avery attended the encamp-
ment of Odd Fellows in Hartford on
Monday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Misiiomsmsoe

afbolOes, oil SUB. | Smmanuels DE.
nigbeo ueo hampton, Rebr. ira 8.
Sept.. 1910. aom og Drr
meo os | De Toge. enbuer er bier.
telia oeIfommenl 1ilreiienoe beoes
meIoe Oeres Aomme en- laes Ii0
/ 6orpeien.
poa Wenigbe0ens gegne
6. 6. aIotb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
9aeifie Srcos' aarsmpoe.

gacific areOs al Gen ~foreneOe
onnife eo.- lutberife airfe ofboloer
: oil SUB - lit aorsms0e + BE.
tbesoa Menigbeo, eugene, Ore
goit. 8. g. Gborebps aoIo : |
8neene fra 23.-26. Sept.
9gmner til 6orbanoIing:
areo ie 5: l, Sob. 3, f6 og II,
rgeIiigneIieu / at orbeioe /
69nesifab / Serrens Bin.
gaaro."
@eniobe0ens: a99rer Oa
OmoenoeIiens oeroiee 5rug.
ter" Mattb. 3, s.
Som 9r9iter, MeniabeosOeIeea.
ter og mango beisgenoe. Serren oil
oeliigne MsOet.
u. s. SEMEN 5ormonb.
9ebesoaO2enigbeo i%nobDoer ber-
oeo biertelig til ooenanferte areOs.
me6e, Man beOes meIoe ii9 til I'M.
o~ertegneOe inauiot muIia inoen 3.
10 Sept.
Gna Menigbe0ens geene
g. g. Sborebp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
grinitatis Seminarinnt

beepn6er, ON Sub bill, tit 256e Sfo-
leaar ~eritfommenOe ste Oftober.
iom gnifer at 0eltage | timber.
oisninoen, moo, bois De life. bar
giort BET, 1 Sioe in0ien0e 0eres
anigening 6erom til mig oe beIIt
inoen 20oe September.
Blair, Rebr., is. Que. 1910.
g.. 8. 8ig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

ganen al. 7 Noreen til Warinet.
te. 9erfra meo Sporuoen til So.
me oe uioere berfra meo Soset til
Wcgeabb. SpSfra taees Toget ouer
Sn. Central iaa man &c ! 9oitant
aI. TAG @orsen. Cog oerfra itrats
til Wcgenbb.
8aa Mobs. geene,
q ~3osmuser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Risiions- Os Sbuosgsifu,cmsoe

Nisiions- Os S6uosssifu.cmsoe
boloes, oil guo, / g6ene8er airfe,
Chicago, 81. ira DnsOaa D. 81. til
Ssnoog >. %. ahgIit II der seoelie
af Zen foreneoe airtes" SonSaes.
ifoGeuopolg. Msoer1e bIioer Ems.
ong, Iorsoag og 5reoag aiten ST..
8. Ssnoog @uostieneite 5ormiofag
81. 1890 % aften 7,30 FAINT 5or-
banolingsmsoe or Gftsrmio0dgen
81. 3.
Gmne: SsnSlgsifole.i % 0eniq.
beoen I oeres inS69roes 5crboIo.
0enner fra NOR OF iiern i~nebnoes.
g. ge0e c n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
areOs. % l~insopnsmpoe.

Gen atlantiife areOs afbol0er, ON
@u0 oil, lit 9larsms0e / Bolton q
3. September.
aue areoiens @enigbeoer baNes
ienoe 9eIegoter.
aobningsgu0stieneIte 6reSos 6or.
mioong 81. 10.
gmner: 1. rReIigionsunoeroisHiu
gen / 5orbin6eIie meo Mattb.
2S, 90.
2. oNenigbeosarbeioen (So1. 3,
a.
2emis Gar c II,
areosformano.
llngoomsforbunoet for ben allan.
tiife are0s afboloer, ON Guo u;l, tit
9orsmsoe iammen m,o a~reosr1shet
| Bolton 4.-5. Septerbe Ter.
6oreningerne beoes ;enoe Gele.
CATER.
emner: 1. n3e ungeg epler % De.
res AnoenoeIie" (Gi. Al, i0).
2. o9e fortabtes Get ing" ORB
fpr. "a, ~.
Spfor6rineen til oe iln1e ON at
bpgge en- airfe i Siror uil bIius
forbnnoIet. - Motto: SoIme 81,
%.
Sbeo. Z. sect,
6ormnnO.
getbania Menig1ea iah0er 6erreS
en- fprIig Snob9oelie til Gle, iom
enifer at belle De ~aanoelige Sober
me6 os | 0isie 0nge.
aom mango "a orr peIeomnfenl
5ilreiienoe beSes inbm,I6e fig FIR
30. auguit.
Boa Wenigbe5ers 9egre,
q. 6. M~aberg.
81 Sigblan0 Ctr, Bolton, Rlsi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
9tebiat.

Gters, 8ecrg,
Some Gum, Homnn. $40 SiSer.
SIR $3.50, nh 500.
cleopatra, Sit. Homai. 594 81.
Der. SIR $3.50, MI 1920.
8iellernp, asrI:
SrprbiIb, On 5rageoie. 262 81.
Der. Scr $40. nu zoe.
On arfaoiif 2esen6e. 100 SiSer.
SIR $3.50, M Coo.
@ostbe:
GIapieo, ct SsreeipiI. SO Sioer.
Scr 30c., mi f5e.
aDf, Nartin,
Sc5.sS2a3-.ls Saga. ct digit !
81 Sange, meo g.rtr9t Of Sen.
g. 159 Sioer. 5sr 90c., MI zoe.
9pitnaut G~arlsberss Gpentsr | vi.
rita. en- moeerne Nunhboniiaoe
meo So 81. 95 Sioer. Stort spo
Ssr 60c., M 20c.
Rautbaer g.:
Socrates % Iantippe. Siit. Ho.
man. 20S Siber. Scr $1.00, M
20 Gents.
Wlaer, u. 2. Erites:
Den triitelige Wpitf. 1913 Si0sr
5sr 60c., MI zoe.
yipbbers, @iitor:
Homerife Sngn ont Apoitlens
Saulus og getrus. 104 Sioer.
Scr S0c., MI 40e.
ellie giesos SuIeeoentpr. 36 81.
Der. 5sr 30c., nu 1be.
Seirsip9roet. Dperfigt ocer b.
sotiffe Soils mptoIosifte Gpos.
Ssr $f.40, MI Doc.
Sebrep, S5rifian:
Beb 2iq.t1l. oe Deb Greiumt.
5ortaIine. SIR 1920, M S0s.
StriHbbers, Ans.:
2pfte gers Reiie. epeiItprtoms-
bic I 3 sitter. 1875 Siber. 9ySr 6Ot.
MI zoe.
&oo-i beItoor min 9ro. 241 81.
ser. Ssr $1.00, M 4Oe.
ON 2iDets Betponing. 251 Sioer.
5sr $1.20, M 40c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

Oplpsnineens Srueter. 226 81
Der. 5sr $t.f0, MI Soc.
Oct fSrfte Sfribt. 1852 siSer.
SCR 80c., M 30c.
Religion % MornI. IL sibet.
SIR Soc, MI 15e.
ariiti 2ere os 9irtens Qare. 45s
Sioer. 5sr 1920, nh Zoe.
5aSreIenosfarIiebeo. 101 Siber
Scr Soc, MI zoe.
Susbono og Arbeioer. 115 S:ae1
6sr Soc, MI zoe.
amieis, GsmoMSo be-:
S9anien % Spanierne. 376 81.
De-. 5sr $40, M coo.
Soacno. 498 Si6er. Scr $t.8C
M roc.
Sal. Neaer, Sob.:
Sonaer ira oct oasliee Gin, mel
3eeninger a. Senninsien % So
bsa. 40 Sioer. aoarto. 6sr $i.20
M 60c.
8enter, 5rits:
Sons 0urcblmutiebeb, 5ort9nine.
303 Cher. 5sr $3.50, M 60t
Smonbiitorier. Sporoan iee fl
mig en- Some, 0. q. So S.oer. 5sr
40c., MI 20c.
ScIant, Hnnic:
Nenneifets ipo Brincipper eler
@runobeitnnOeele. 142 Sioer. Ssr
Goo, nh 25e.
Glider { G!csics) D:
Gsriitica So 2b2a. StarfpI
s 4nec. 22s Siber. err sf.GG
fi 10f,
GzceIiigr. 81 Saen tra S.bribsr.
nc. 264 1iSe.. SIZE. - iot
SresssOrf, gbr.:
Boa 5eItforS, grepe til Siemme.
/ 1864, meS 1876 81. 242 81
Der. auarto. sr $500. M $1.20
golf, Or. ..to;. s.:
Erofe.en 3atarias BOG, ubIas
til Gpbps3eIie for Weniebeoen
176 Sioer. 5sr roc, M 30e.
Brofeterne $oieas og Soel. 5or.
toIteoe for 29gfoIf. 112 Siber
CIR Soc, MI 25e.
groieien giaios BOG. uoIogt II
DpbpsseIi. FOR Nenigbeoen. 73e
Siber. Gsr $2.40. M 500.
sssift 2ntl. EatI. 3saie,
clair, &ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

empIorer tilobers, fan ban esre
Suiet en- Sieneite meo at tiItenoe.
aioe os BET, ga Der enonu iteofe
inoIsber geItiuinger.
Seno BOG ingen uOen fSrit at
ifrioe.
San. ent6. gnbl. SOnie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Enifes.

10 eooe o9 oroentliee M9nO fan
fna itaOig arbeioe meo oct iamme
meO at 9rope 0rainsersfter hos
BeOerien & 9iren.
On n9rmere OpIpsning t~ilifriO
$. 5. Oiren,
Dor rs, Coulter, Sa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Gnitterina.

Nootoget til treneenOe t~eologiife
Stuoenter fra 90. g. Senien, @iIl.
tofun, 8is. S.; 4oinoeforeningen
germiIIion, 9. 3of. SO; / aft 81.
Meo Sof til @iberne,
g.. Q. Bic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
areosmeoe.

Om SUB oil, boloer Sainois
areos tit oeIegereoe areosmsoe /
gmaus airfe, Ncgeabb, 81, ira
t56e til fS0e september
aabningseuostieneite 5reoog b.
t5., efterm. al. 2.
acknowledgement:
aae 5errens Orb:
|. o9aom ! Sul"
ii. Hetf9r0igggrelien.
III. SuorIeoes ituae ri beoit be-
pare pore unge ! og for DE
nigbeOen.
Wenigbeoer beoes at erin0re De.
res Ret % pIigt at ienoe G~eIegater
til Rsoet.
g. Beberen,
areosforman6.
euans b. eu .lntb. Renisbeo.
RcRabb. 81. inospOer berueo 81.
linois are0s al Den fore. airfe til
at boloe iii ouennHDnie o~eIesereOe
Gfternnrsmsbe | Ocns Niote. grr
bierteIie peIfommeul
1il~reiienbe be6es inbmeloe fla
iii moerteaHeoe inben 10. sept.
! era Chicago tasss Roef SsIanb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
8etenotgsrelier.
Misiionsmpoer

WisiiOnsmpSer
boIoes, oil @u0, / Dor 6reliers @e.
nigbeo / S%tapIeburit Rebr., fra
6reoag 5. 9. til Ssnoag b. II.
Steptember.
Nenigbeoen in0bpOer oenIigit til
bette Me6e. 8ilreiienOe beoes ON
at meloe iis til unoerteeneoe Iiot
for Wg0et.
Spar % artns Snnien.
S%tapIeburit, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Sill eGierne | atlantic Sreos.

Get meo0eIes beroeo, at Mr. 81.
q. Sfueet fra 8eitbroof, DE, oil
iom Suiets Hepreientant boloegoe.
uoiolg oe0 9reosms0et / Bolton 2.
til 8. Sept. 1910. San bill IigeIe6es
unoer Ms0et mootage geItiGineer
og Detailing for Samfunoets Blade.
Ian. gstb. 8nbl. $snfe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Nisfonsmpoe
Iarsmpoe.

Bisconiin areos al Gen f~orene.
De onnife airfe afboloer = pil@uo
lit Ste o~eIe9ereoe 4arsmsoe
ct. Maria airfe, aenoibn, 8is., |
9agene fra ben 22.-25. Septbr.
areosmeoet oabnes meo CUBS.
tieneite Sors0ag Qften al. 80
4reoiens Br9Iter mao enoeIig
gipe Wsoe og areoiens Wenigbeoer
beoes taa bet inoitenoigite ON at
ienoe 3elegater.
gaa 6reoIens @esne,
q. g. 8ing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

oes inomeloe I'D | go6 Si6 til I'M.
oertegneoe.
goo Nenigbeoens 8eene,
q. 9. RieIen,
40 Grano gpe., aenoibo, 8is.
Ct. Warie Nenigbeo inobDoer
berOeo DenIigft ian mango iom On.
lie at oeltnge | arebsmsoet. De be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19


GOrmiooag 81. 1890 og 4ften al.
s. SsnooesifoGe aG. 9, Is 6m0.
auinOeforenineens Set iioite syn.
bag forIsb rigtig eoot. geO 5or-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. preoifeoeEait.
Sig. On @ftermiooagen boIot Bait.
anOerien fgrit ct 5oreorag ON Oct
rette Nisiionsiino~, og 0erefter taI-
tie &rof. Gang 10 ira en- Del al Bro
feten Soieos' BET IL. Sap, iom
ban oplefte. Bait. SCHULTZ ilutteOe
meo nogle Orb. gait. Gang bap0e
fprIig ooelet oeo 3. gers ON 2e-
bers Offer, og ioa minoeOe Bult.
Scbult5 ON, at pi beIler life maatte
glemme Often. Ger pefsle0es meo
Bon og Gang. Otter 0p6pggelies.
ftunoen baooe ri iaa 6orfriifninger,
og De unge tiIbragte en- 8i0 meo
0ege. uoiolget inobragte omfring
so Dollars. Get er iaore Ifgnt iaa-
leOes at fomtne iammen og oele
@n0s CODE @aper, materie0e os
oanoelige, tale og iamtaIe ON SUBS
Siiges ArbeiOe og ORE til iamme.
gn Menigbeo trpnger til iaaoanne
Snmmenfomlter ell 8ang imellem,
iaa MeOlemmerne rigtig fan faa
anle0ning til at Ieoe Jig iammen.
Eli Ofisoag 9lften bar ser
fillpt Wenigbeosmgoe for at faloe
BreIt. Der fom iniolertio aft for
fna iammetl, pao 8runo al BET
bonrIiee Ser mener man, ioa @s-
oct bIeo uoiat til Monoog aften
sci. 7,30, og ale Menigbeoens
ftemmeberettigeoe Weolemmer beoes
Do ON at mg0e frem.
8or m%angeaarige oanIfe Bar
berer Martin RieIien bar forlaot
os. San iaeoe til affeo, at ban
fOrloO Blair meo Sof for al Ben
Beluillie, Der bar pitt BAN / De 10
Anr, ban bar boet og orepet 6orret.
ming Der. San mente, oct BAR poa
Eioe, ban fit Jig en- 6erie = u0e
poo i'm 5orm / Sherman goitntp.
-9oniferen" meter ogiaa at fuitne
notole mango 9nnosmpnos Saf til
Rielien for eoot Snmopr og on.
fe BAN 2pffe og SUBS geliigneIie
/ 5remtioen.
en- M 5orienoig 9sger ia
Ganmarf er netop anfommen til
Gan. 2utb. 8ubl. 9ouie. 5blorot
benz fan incomes fslgenoe:
ariitus og bans Men0(RicarS).
ung6ommens Bog (Sf.a9eter-
FEM.
: Opleoet og t9nft Sanier).
EuiUl oe Gro (M. 2orTen).
Gnongelietefiter (9eterien).
S. %. Sangbog.
Nelooier til gp Salmebos.
eomneteitnmentet.
2grneIRsning nj. m.
gn i6rgelig llDffe bpnOte Der
I gpen iioite 6reoag gftermiooag.
en- al bore unge WRn6, BilIiam
Tat6ern bleo siebliffeIig orGbt Deo
eIeftricitet. 5Doroan oct ifete oeo
niger. Nen ban bar gnaet op 40
rr Stolpe for at finite en- eGeftriit
SraGA, Ser lad Hebraifa 5elefon
Rompusnis anbe( for npr. Oct fgr.
fe en- Weoarbei6er op0ageoe, at ser
BAR uoget / 9eien, par ltlpffen
ffet. W1atbern bang oeroppe I Bel
%pt og bar oso. Mnn mener, at BON
bar 2pret oeO at mite tit Gag og
Gar ioa uforoarenoes grebet fat Il
IN Eeuen6e Traao. = Matbern bao-
be arbeioet Ueo gleftricitet / 8 aar.
san bleo begrnDet / Ons0ogs.
5. SO. 5acobs (Derteruille
Cab Grocery isrer ct f~uloitrnoigt
9oaer at ;. Surgeniens bersmte
Sonife Sfrootobof og bollan0if De
lnnae.
3 Ssnoags bleD 4iiooIpb Gas
Beura0et UNDER Hieaen itor EeItasel.
e.
-Wsru,ouin GoIf pr brnu0t NED
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Observation-Disclosures

8pitterimssbIanfetter
ipeeieIt ilorettet til grug for Re-
nigbeosfosierere. 9rpft pon goot
gnpir og b9ftet / Bigger pna 100
Stpfter. Bris per Bog 90 Cts. por-
tofrit.
Dan. 3utb. Bubf. 4ouf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Wigrf.

aarberefuinsen for 1910 cr no.
IoIat. ON noaen bar et aHtol CTS;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
vOaniferen"

5reoas Den 10. aueuit 1910.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
MisTunsmpSe

WIIsNUHsNIBUt
ofboIoes = ON SUB oil - / HoI.
fe, Soma, / 0agene fra 80. Sept.
til 2. Oft
On ferIig Sn6bp0elie til ale.
9ao Wenigbe0ens @egne,
6rits @noeren,
Mngb.s Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Che Hrndt hardware

Den eldste og NEST ansete Isen-
kramhandel / Washington County ger
kun sin Inkeb i store Partier og kan
derfor spare Dem PENCE paa allie Artik
Ter / Hardware.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07

The fortune of Mr.. Rockefeller has
been variously estimated ut from $780,
100000 to $1,000 100000. Some time
ago Mr.. Gates was quoted as saying
that Mr. Rockefeller was worth be-
tween $250.OOO00O and $500. 100000.
There have been amusing misstate-
ments about Mr.. Rockefeller's for
tune" he was quoted at that time as
saying. For several years Senator
Hoar in the United States senate cred
tied him with fortune of Sl.000.0O0,-
600. and recently statements have
been published throughout the coun-
try that he had Il yearly income Of
S1OOO0O.00O Mr.. Rockefeller himself
has authorized the statemen. that his
fortune cannot exceed $500 000000
and his income IN his most prosperous
year has not been more than 500. 1000.
OOO."
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The Publication Of Paris.

The publication Of Paris after the
floods has been carried out so thor
oughly that 1t is now believed that
the danger of an epidemic has been
overcome. Nj. BRAND. the premier.
adopted a novel method of making his
"health commandments" known In ev.
cry household. and this more than any
other one act has impressed the peo-
pie with the Importance Of observing
the official warnings. The premier not
only had the ''health commandments
placarded throughout the country and
advertised in the newspapers. but he
ordered that they be telegraphed to
every high and elementary school In
the country. with instructions that the
regulations were to be given out as
dictation lesson to the pupils and that
every child was to take his copy OF
the dictation home to his parents. In
this way every home was reached. the
children helping to insist on the I'M
portance of the documents which they
delivered.
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When Gas Was Really Dear.

Talking of eighty cent gas with
bills no lower than they were With
dollar gas" said an old New Yorker,
whenever feel like ynching gas
official I go to my desk at home and
take out several old bits Of paper for
perusal. They came down to me from
my grandfather and are receipted gas
bills.
"There is a receipt. for example. dat
ed in 1927. which shows the price OF
gas in New York then was 81 per hun
dred cubic feet. or $40 per thousand.
as against so cents today. In 1898 and
1912 it was 10 cents per hundred. or
81 per thousand. Not only that. but
rental was charged for the meter and
for the use Of gas fixtures as well.
"Of course these facts don't tend to
reduce my present bill ut all. but don't
you know how comforting it is to feel
that others have been so much worse
Off than you are?"-New York Globe.
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heart, and he has waited patiently
through the later years of his life to
announce to the world his greatest
philanthropy, which is to be a mOnu-
ment to his memory.
One important matter in connection
with the personnel of the foundation
board Is that, whereas the general edu-
cation board has never contained the
name Of John d. Rockefeller. ST., who
has always been represented in its de-
liberations by his son. he is named
first. The other members Of the board
are John d. Rockefeller. Jr., the only
son Of the oil king and chief heir to
his wealth; Starr J. Murphy, the pri-
vate counsel Of both the elder and
younger Rockefeller; Frederick T.
Gates. head Of the Rockefeller COM
mittee on philanthropy, which has for
many years handled all Of Mr. Rock
efeller's private benefactions. and
Charles o. Heydt, the confidential Sec
rotary of John d. Rockefeller. Jr.
John D. Rockefeller's known bene-
factions total nearly $15O.OOO.OOO. Chief
among them are these:
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Pocket Wireless Teleoraph.

\ wireless pocket telegraph appara-
tus was exhibited Ivy the inventor. Pro
fessor Cercbotani, the priest in charge
of the Munich parish. in Germany,
during Il scientific lecture before an
audience of persons engaged in the
various branches of scientific investi-
CATION the other night in Berlin. The
instrument consists Of wooden base.
with the letters Of the alphabet there
upon arranged in a circle. A small
metal indicator swings on pivot in
the center. so adjusted as to respond
to the wireless dot and dash currents
and spell out the message. The appa-
ratus is very simple. 1t Is somewhat
larger than the ordinary cardcase.
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ENRICO CARUSO.

| lief that somewhere there Is boy
who. taken in hand and properly train
ed. will some day sing as no singer has
ever sung, not even Caruso himself.
lone thing only shall insist upon"
says Caruso "E,verything else shall
be decided by a commission of masters
of music. My own experience has led
me to believe that there are two places
in the world where the unframed voice
can best develop-in the Swiss Alps in
summer and Naples in winter.
! Commission In Absolute Charge.
81 do not believe that am the best
judge of voices. | might be prejudiced
by personalities. SO that selection will
be left to Il commission. which will
have absolute charge of the boys
training.
THE candidate must not be over
twenty years old and must possess the
greatest passion for music, besides the
be willing to accept the commission as
his legal guardian for ten years.
HE will not for ten years be per-
mitted to marry. do not want to be
misunderstood as being opposed to
marriage, but the great tenor of the
future will have no time for anything
but his art When he has mastered
that as not one has yet mastered it.
there will be time enough for him to
take wife.
Voice Equal to NightingaIe's.
Il am willing to endow a commits
sion with fortune sufficient to in
sure the carrying out Of the plans
though l should die before the boys
education is completed. While under
tuition he will be allowed to see his
relatives on rare occasions. but they
are to have no more claim upon him
than they would have If he entered
the church.
mo human voice has yet equaled
the nightingale's. but the formation Of
the human throat is such that it
should be capable Of producing music
beside which the notes of this most
delightful bird should seem harsh and
discordant.
THE world has given me fame and
fortune. and Il part of this debt pro
pose to repay 10y giving the world Il
tenor greater than myself.
II have already communicated with
the director general at Milan and
have received the assent of one Of the
greatest of musicians to be member
of the commission. One other com
miSSiouc, will che an American and
the third either French or German