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Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-24

The migration Of many operatives to Canada and elseWher during the long period of curtailInent in the New England cotton mills is handicapping number of large corporations which are now endeavoring to increase their output and are unable to get help enough.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-24

The members of the Torrington business mems association are send ing a. circular letter to travelling sales men and business men in all parts of New England notifying them to visit Torrin gton and assuring them that there is now practically no danger of their being infected by typhoid.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-24

Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich is to hear the matter involving the custody of Dorothy DeMauriac, in the superior court at Hartford today. The girl was placed in Mt. St. Joseph's s seminary by her father and her moth CT wants the custody of her.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-24

A civil service examination is to be held December 13, for position of ad
 vanced apprentice engraver at sal ary of $700 a year in the hydrographic office of the bureau of navigation, na- wy department. Age limit, Is to 21
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-24

Halle club dance at MilIers academy tonight (F'rfday) from S.30 to 12- Club members and gentlemen friends are invited Award of prizes. Tickets soc. adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-24

There was d good attendance at the semi annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Association of Visiting Nurses held at Library hall, Derby, OF Tuesday afternoon. It was voted that hereaft- CT there should be but one meeting of the association each year instead of two, and that the next one be held next fall.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-24

Miss Grace A. Goth of Mystic and Clarence X. Anderson of Stonington went to New London on Septem Der and were married by Attorney Dan iel NJ Cronin, a justice of the peace. The marriage has just been announc- ed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-24

A Harwinton correspondent states that Dennis Scoville has been commit ted to the Norwich State hospital by Probate Judge D. B. Mansfield. He is a. younger brother of Attorney H. R. ScoviIle. His wife died a few months ago.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
sBiRes. Barre @a6ri&ten.

- Gm Donnsritas wurbe Or Wia'
ris @ibbons, elmer Der tiiftisiten Gerjte
oieier SiaOt uno unsissnniisissr Wien.
i6enfrsnnb, CUR 8ubs bsitattet.
= @abrsnb Samss @onrop seitsru
nube @ourtoule 1900 Sus pom Sdadt'
eiusanse in einem Tunnel arbsitete. traf
ihn Elm Blisitrabl uno itrsdts ibn nie-
Der. @r 1T idwsr uerlsst.
= guf osm Seimwese bon ben Sc.
birssn. no iie Seibslbesrsn iudtsn, uur-
ben Sranf unb Della @illiams ssitsrn
nabe sliblsD BON sinem gisw Serisg
Central 3uss 9etrOffen uno lsbsnsSe'
fdbrli6 uerlest.
SIN sllter bon sS Sabren lit an
WtittpOb lester BOde 6rau SatbarinG
S6nsioer uOn 1874 Sioro @aibinstor
Straes ssitorbsn. Sie mar aus Seo,
oesbeim uuo fam Dor Sc Sabren nae
oieism Sanoe.
: Dur9 cine @rbienfuna unter BEN
ct. gincsnt fatbolii6en Srisobofe su
garfsuille. bic am WtOutas iid sreisuetl
uno etwa 300 5uB i'm Dur6meisr lit
wurbsH sssen $50 @rdber beitaoist
uno piele @rabitsins um9eWOrfsu. Oil
Ssntuus lit nabe BEN @inoauSe bee
5risobOfes uno bat srOBe aufresunG
uerurla6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Sas xbal abpdrts.

= Der 4idbrise SOfepb Sellp uOn
Ourgea. pslher iih Dor @odsniriit
einen rOitissu Jiasel in Den SUP raunte.
wOraui iit canu Siunbadenframpf elm
itsllte. 1T Disuftug )iuht in bsm Slaut
9oipltal Semlelbcu srlesen. nu6bsm sr
,Dsi Gage lang bewubtlOs oarnieberIus.
- Willium Slrnot BON Slb Serge.
Subrmann oss Srrin Spencer, fiel am
DOnueritaS absnO uOn ieiuem sSassn
uno unter bic SSiiBs Der Yisrbe, Oersn
9ufe ibm bic SddOelbuut b0s Ssrflsiid.
ten uno aud ionit uerIssten; er wurOs
3ur 8sbunbluns nu9 Dem Sabnemann
9Oipital 9enommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Dunmcre.

= Sames 1easbertn uon Nppl(
Struse. euu 9refesr i'm Jlo. S6adbi
Der Bennlgluania 6Obleu @Ompanie,
erhielt oas rehte Beln ON Donnerltae
iebr bOs Berbrlidt. als er Spilhsn 9ar,
rem geIansen wnroe; er wiro I'M Staai
Soipltal bebanoslt.
= Der 10idbri9e slllen WicWiillan
pon 6iintter Stra6e erbielt am Wtontne
oaS Snnere oes Wtunbes perbrannt unb
oas Seiiht uerienst, oils er einen sro'
Ben 6euetwerff0rper nit ben 3dbneu
bislt uno berislbe logging. Nenn iit
Der Sinnbadeuframpf niAt einitellt,
wiro Der Suabe Seasasn.
= Is. y. Bladmore BON 0aro Stra.
pc. sin Sersmann in Der @raiip 90. 2
3she 3u Slppbant. mnroe am Sreita9
Utorsen unter einem 5slienfall ssfan'
gen uno ibm oas 6idsrat sebrOhen,
iOwie aud innerlid uerlest. SIM Staat
9olpital bate man nur serinse Soff.
nuns, ibn am Seben 5n erbaltsn uuo er
itarb Wtontus Jiadt.
= SObu WtOOnsp BON Yottsr StraBs
puroe Samitas gia6t nabs 9aplep
unter ben 6dbern eines @ris 3uses ia.
tai uerlest; bsioe Bsine uno ein arm
maren absei6nitten uuo er aud ionit
oerIsst. oils mon ibu sntlans ben @elsi.
len auHaHs. Wtau CAB ibm lOiort drSt,
ii4sn SeiFaaHo, ieood itarb sr Elm paar
Stuuoen na6ber.
= llniere Seusrwebr wurbe tstten
Donnerltas speimal alarmirt, bo6 mar
fsiner Der Drdnos BON Uslans. Der
erite aIarm tiiuoiste Elm 5euer In Der
Sobn Wiiller @obuuus on sllen Stra.
&c on nno faum mar oisler nit unbe.
oeutenoem Sdaoeu bewdltiet worben,
als elm 5meiter folste, inosm Gin tleiner
S9uppeu nabs Der gto. ~ S9uls
brannte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Stabtrath.

Sene Srbinan3, melhe oas Salair
Der neuen Stnotrdtbe auf $4,000 i6brs
lid feitiett unb cine Strafe BON $5 fir
Sbweienbeit BON 8eriammlunsen on
oroust. nuroe nm Srsitas Oia6mittas
pom Siaotratb bel brei Seiun9sn beitd'
tist unb oann Dem MaDor Sur nnter'
i6rift iibsrianot. Sin sIeides ssidab
NIT jener 8orlnse, welhe bic re9elmdBt
gen StaOtratbiisuusen auf ben Sreitas
Siadmittas fsitisst. Wiebrere ameuos'
ments sn ben Reseln purbsn ansenom
men unb ounn srnanute Brdiioeut SOr'
ounn Die fOlsenoen Soriiser &eseIn =
9Sirtb; isinunS- 8stin; OffentlideSer-
fe- Duuis; OffentliheS Sibsrbeit. Sobns
Solsenoe Sorlosen murben einse
rsidt: @irtb-s slsphultpfaiteruna uon
Sutloro Court, SWii9en Mulbsrrp unb
Sins Struse; referirt. Sobns ueber.
tragung uon $1,000 ,meds glnfauf Don
Seuermebr Pferben referirt. Saffitrufe
In Serbinoung init elmer Strafs fir
iolhe, bic unli5eniirte Sunbe hulter (;
referirt. DaB bas betrsffsnbe @Omite
nit ben 8eamten Der StraBsnbabnG Som.
panic fonferire. iObab wdhrsnb Der be.
iddftisten StunSen .Trailers4 ben re.
eul6ren 8abnma9en ansehangt merben;
beitdtist. Pldne unb Profil Der 9iiuel,
lirnnsslinie BON Semlod StraBe, ;rpi'
iden Srown uno stafford guenues /;
beit1ti9t. Belin-giahlab BON $3.50
in osm Seitenwes alissment Der Piercs
9iuterlalienidaft on Pbilo StraBs re.
ferirt. 0a6 Der Stabtibretber ermdds
tist merbe, Die $210, 900 Benbuusaabe
anin3eigen; oieie mns bier SsOfen
iiberlie9en. Serbian Sir Sonferen,
Der itdOtii6en Deamten iihsr Die Ratb.
iamteit elmer SsbniGbrissW &arantie in
Ssrbinouns mitFflaiterunssfontruf
unitatt Die bisbcr nur fini Sabre; be-
itatist. 9tudluB Oes abSusstanul ai.
ieBments sesen Die g'9tai Ssrasl @e.
msinOe gum Sstras uOn $175.23; re.
ferirt.
Ssridisoens Slasen wuroen einses
reidt uno erleoist uno Oann beidlofien,
Sab in 3ntunit iolde nidt bel Der rssu'
ldren Sisuus uor9ebrudt. ipnoern on
sinem auoeren 9iudmittas in Der @o1e
ein9ercidt peroen loaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Nittstpn.

: Sin Stammbulter bat iib bel Dem
@bepaur @bsar s. @si6el pom Sroao
SttaBe eiHseitsllt.
-Sn Der @lternwOhnuns suSusbes'
tOwn 1T am WiOntus 5rdulsiu Wiauo
Giitler i'm sllter uOn 10 Subrsu &C.
ltOrben.
= Ssrnbart, oas ,wei 8ohen ults
SObnlsin Der @beleute @hurlss Selmsn
uon OiOrO Wtuin Strube, iturb am
Wtontag.
= Die 12idbrise Selen Brace BON
Sim StraBe. 0eit PittstOn. srbielt am
Samitas OiudmittaS cine 6lObsrtfu9el
ourd ben Baden. oils mebrere Suabsn
Ii4 nit Spusenibisben uereniisten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Gin 3niammeabrnd tn
ben Yreiicn bon
IOmlarb GeiOe.

ggir propbe3eitsn Die Wiooe fur Sou'
Iarbs ioweit surfd wie lssten 9lousm'
ber unb bic 3eit bat unisre PrOpbsSei'
uns b,Itdtist. llno nirssnbs tn Serat
ton siebt ss iclde oiitinttipe Stils nno
Sarben, 70 bssaubernoe Guswabl ooer
bas sroburtise giiOrtiment bisisr dar'
manten unb bisnltbureu Seioe, als mie
In bieIem 9aosn, uno niemals in unIsrm
@sba6tniB paren mir imitunSe, tie 5n
fold, wunberbar niebrisen Preiien il
oheriren.
Tra6tpotle 9leioermuiter-63 bic 81
@llen-pon ben ullseuein 10 pOpnldren
Borbereb Soulnrbs 40 bis A 3oll
breit-wertb pOn SIC bis s 20 bas
Wiulter.
Chen 70 pObl fisurirte unb punftirts
DsIlins auf @riinoen BON weiB. 0iap1
blau, ults GOis unO grim; wertb $3.50
Die @lle.
Sine munOerbare Sammlun9 Der be-
ften Seioe oes 9anoes, iest an9efiihrt
su benz ipsSisllsn nsusn Preis, bic @llt
95 Gents. y
@rtrsmsr Infer Dur6sans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29

perleste 9iifts oauOn, Mi9asl asOuet
innerli6e Ssrlssunsen, Die mOsli6sr'
Deiie fib als fatal erpsiien wsrbsn,
pdbreno Marp unb gisllis @allasbr
uno ssrau Biliiam Me@roartp nit
leidten 8erlssunssn entfamsn. Die
@eieai6aft bsfanb iid auf bsm Ssim.
meg BON eate slrisl, ole ii9 Der llnfal
ereisnete.
= Samss 8. SdsrmsrbOrn BON
Dunbaff StraBe fiibrte am Dienitas
5rdulein gnua SOro BON Seiiup als
leine @attin beim /; PuitOr Smoultsr
uolljos ben Grauaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Geibene striimpfe fir Srauen,
SI.OO.

Sier lit cine @rfinOuns. fir welhe
Sruuen sewurtst babsn, ieitbsm isiOsue
Striimpfs popular wurosn. 4ru6tuOll
uno slan3snO, isoOd 1T bic Seioe OOn
folder Stdrfe unb Rsinbeit. oaB bieiel'
ben pOrtreiflide Disnite leiitsn wercen.
Sin @urantietldet nit ieoem Paare.
Der siuSiss SaOen in Der Stubt, mo lie
3u erbultsu iinb. Das Paar, 5 LOO.
9infsr SurdsanS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29

Der Gdifsin Der 6rianbbtit 1T bil
3irfululiOn reinen 8lutes, Sbne bai'
ielbe werost ibr allen mO9Iidsn tOrper'
liden SsiOeu unterwOrien iein. 6Orui's
alpsnfrduter ibeibet ale unreinbsiteH
oss SpitsmS aus ,unb idaift nsues, rel.
DIES, rOtbes Slut, Die Stiise Der Sc,
iunbbeit. Stann nnr Ourd Spsjial'
sIseuten OOer ben @issntbiimern birsft
bsSossn psrOen. abrsiis: Or. Pster
5arnep & CONS Co.. 1925 9. SOpns
Auenue. Chicago. 81.
5orui's sllpentrduter Blutbeleber III
ju buben bel Dsnrp g1nItsr. 101l @eoar
auenue. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Dannie. Der 4iabriae Sobu BE-,

Dannis. Der 4tdbrise Sobn Ses
SObu Susbss uOH @uans Court. ssrstb
WioutuS 0iadmittas Dor siusn Stra,
Benbabuwassn, wuros uber gum Slid
oura ben Aufian9Sapparut srerifieu
nno sntfam nit sinisen S4uittmunosn.
3ui6ausr befiirdtstsn surrit, Der Silsine
wIIoe pon Den Hdoern jermatmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
NeraeiIet micbt.

oaB Die SCRANTON 0odsnblatt" Office
uno Druderei pom 1. 9uli ab fi6 In
No. 142 Sufforb Court. oirsft binter
Dem Sotel Sermpu unb an Sas @aie oes
9rn. 9srmann @OSolin biutsu ansrsu.
;enO, befiHoen piro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Don Der saSfeite.

Gin G0dterlsin bat ii6 bel ben @be,
lenten 8. Df. Wsinidsnf an Bird
StraBe eiuseftellt.
Ruoolpb. Der 4idhrise Sobn Der Che.
Ieute Sobn Bier uon Pittston guenue,
mnrbe ON Samitus 9iadmittag i'm So.
reit 9ia Srieobof beiseisst, nobel Pa-
flor S8itte ben Erausrbieult leitete.
Srau Wiaria 8ublmann pom OItliden
Berge unb @briitian Banlus pUh gloer
StraBe wuroen am Mittpo6 8orpit.
tas in Der beutiden Ntstbobiiten Stride
ourh Paitor 9enrD Wsber als elm @be.
paar perbunben.
Srdulein Gnua 9iridler uno Gnton
Dura, beibe BON oieier Ssits. murben
am Wtontas absno bur6 glsssHanu
SObn Il. S6wsnfer su einem @bspaare
pereinist. 9iad einem @mpfans trat
Oas nsne @bepaar cine Sodssitsreiie an.
Sin falleuOer 8ulten in Dem Sof Der
Pennipluunia 9oblen @ompanie traf
am Wtontas 0iadmittas ben 81 Sabre
alten William Sbullp pon Yittston
auenue nnb brad ibnl bas @euid. @r
wnroe mad oem Staat Soipital senom.
men. NO uerlantete, baB man ibn m0g.
lihermeiie am 2sbeu erbalten tonne, ie.
bod erlas er Der Ssrlesuus am Wiitt.
mod WtOrsen.
Srau Suber BON BrOipsct Gpsnue,
Wfntter BON Or. @sorse Subsr, ipuroe
porleste Wfittwod yiadt an Pittston
guenue uOn jwsi Rarlern nisosrserannt
unc erbislt eiuen tieien S9nitt am
aopf uuo cine itarfe glsrsmerldiitter.
una, als iie sessn oas @iienseldnber
Der Spruce StraBe Bride ssltosen
parb. 9br 3uitano mar nad bsm lin.
fall elm beiOrsniBerressnbsr.
Srdnlein Clara SGneiber BON Stone
apeHue uno abam 5lebsrbuder uon
9Onesoale muroeu ON Wiittmoh Wior.
gen In Der ct. Wiarien Stride burH
Pfarrer @eorse Shmibt gum 8uno
fiir's eebsn sinssissuet. Sine Stunbe
lpater issnete Bfarrer SObn Hoblins in
Der sleiben Stride 5rdulein Thsreia 6.
Roblin9 uon @ebar glpenue unb Ruoolf
8. @eber BON Proipect glusuue sben.
fals ais sia Gbspuar elm.
6ranf Slid uon @ebar gpsnue, mel.
der an Samitas 3uuor gum 8elu6
uOn SreuHoeu nad 0tew Yort sereiIt
mar, bereitete ieiner 6amilis nno 6renn,
ben cine 9riinolihe ueberrai6uus. in.
Dem er am Donueritas nit elmer @attin
beimfebrte. @r unb 6rdulsin Wfae Sic.
fling. frii6er pOn PittstOn, liesen' ii6
am WfOntag in 9isw YOrt ebslid per,
binosn nno'trosoem Oas luuSs Paar Die
Safe sebsith bulten pOllis, muroe Iie
am Donneritas glbeno befannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29

SSrdulein Nlnna gpeline BON 9liuer
StraBe uno 0enrn S6miot uOu slllen.
tomn iuuroen OonHerltas Wiorssn in
Der oentiden ct. Wiarien 9irhe burd,
Piarrsr @eorse z. 5amiOt sstraut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
g Srp5ent SDpptbefen.
Sgalsb+
4ealei8entbnm sa berfamfen.

$2soo faufen einsn gder 9anb In Der
Staot; iebsr SuB chen uno fein
tiir 9emiileanbau. @utes sebn
Simmer 9aus, 6iibnerbans nnb
tlsiner Shsune; 6rudt. Jlur
20 Wfinuten pom @erihtshans.
Oieies 1T Elm iebr ieltener @riff.
SpreAet in Der Office Dor nno
i1umet ni1t.
700 Sieben 3immsr Saus. glarPs
Summit, iebr sroBe %ot, nabe
bel StraBenbabn, 3ir6e uno
Shule.
$500 Brahtuolles 9aus, olle 8erbeI.
lernn9eu, nabe Der o., Z. & 9B.
nno ytortbern electric, Glarf'8
summit.
1875 adt 3immer Suus, Elm gder
Sano, Sdeune, sln,abl SrnAt.
bdume, iebr nabe Der Inbalfe.
itntton oerStraBenbabu. Dalton.
5000 Sebr sutss feds 3immsr Dams,
gutter 9eller, grOBe Dadfanmer,
olle VerbsGsrun9en, uolle Yot,
9iorb 2incoIn Nuenue.
20OO Sieben 3immer Dams une pier
SOts, Wfarion Strabe
1850 Steun 3immer Saus, quite 9uf,
Sru6t, SouesOale StraBs.
270o .3wei SumiIin Saus, arose Got,
Raum fir einen boppelfen 8lo6
borne, 0tew Strass.
$500 Sebr biibidss Saus, feds 4ims
mer, 9roBe Daffammer, Dolle
Sot, goams apenue, Dnnmpre.
1900 @igentbum auf Der ShoIeiie';
Wiistbe betrdst $85 ben Monat.
2io0 Ght 3immsr Saus, polle Not,
Uople StraBs, Dunmore.
$500 Doppeltes 6aus, af,t 2immsr
Ole Seite. alle Berbsfsfuneen,
electric Stra6e.
4000 DoppsltsS 6aus, feints 9lus.
iebsn, alle Yerbslierunssn, @lsc.
trio Strabe.
29OO Sehs Simmsr 6aus, Yot 100
SUB In i5ront. gtonisp apsnue.
220O Ooppeltss 9aus, CUTE Gage an
Son Storh aoenne.
$500 Saben uno Uobnuue, Got 100
BET 140, iebr CUTE @slssenheit
fiir stnen aufgewedten Wiann.
2300 9aus, feds 3immsr nuf bem
eriten Stod, Dier auf benz ;nri.
ten, Sot 60 bel $50, on @bsIinut
StraBe.
5000 @utes Doppslbaus an Strat.
foro apenue. 12 3immer. sros
Der DaAraum. 8erbeiisrunSsn.
@dlot. 80 bel 167 Su6. @s
lobnt iid, fpenH sic uns meaen
otefes @isentbnms isbsn.
$500 Seiues pier 5nmilien Sdus, fam
ols ooppeltes 0ans benuet pcr.
ben. @roBe Sot uno Sdeune;
nabe Der Prouibenee Hoao uno
Dem eirfus9runoe. Nermietbet
fiir 1894 oas Sabr. Sin tBars
gain. penn f4nel senOmmsn.
Sn bermietbcn.
Vaoen i'm 100 Slod, Srantlin Iuenue
Saoen 20 bel 30 an Siebenter Strase
@infa6e unb ooppeIts SBobnhauier
ND Stats In alien Ebsilsn Der Stuot.
VSir faufeu, perfnufen. permietben
no uerliAern @iseutbum In allen Ebei.
N Der Stabt uno bes Counties. SO
'iro Sie beIablen, oaB sic nns tou.
ilttreu. ebe sic elm Sbfommen treiien.
$40 SOnnell 6ebdube.
fenes 500. sfltee ACES.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29

: Sei Oem @bspuur SatOb 9lau6i
an Srid ausnue bat iid elm EOatsrlsir
sin9eitellt.
= 6rdulein 3atbariua 9lein BON gu,
serne StraBe uno eburles 9oiimann
uOn grdbalO iino WiittwOd Sormittao
in Der oeuti6su fatbol. Ct. 9Obannss
Sirte cur9 $furrer s. VI. 5rlder als
Elm GlhdIiass @bcpaur sinSsissust NOR.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Der 4. SnIi TN Osntlden Seim.

Vim ndhiten Disnitas wiro Der na'
tiouale Seicrtas. Der A Suli. i'm osut'
iden 9eim in entlprsAsnOer 8siis se'
feiert Deroen. unb wer oieieu Gag fern
pou brm ydrm un6 Spsftafsl Der Stabt
uno in lauoli6er sIbssihieoenbeit 3u,u.
brinsen wiinidt. 1T freuublidit gum
Bsiuhe sinsslaoen.
Das 8irtbi6afts @omite wiro fiir
einen ausss3sidneten Eropisn unO ans
oere @rfriihuussn beltens iOrsen. ebeu'
falls fir Wtuiit uno icnitise untsrbal-
tun9.
SBir bOffen anf einsn jabtrei6en BE.
iud unO SeOermann wiro piinttlid uuO
gut beoient meroen.
Sir bic fOlsenoen Gage 1T Der Parf
fir ausahse Uermietbet:
2. Suli Outing @lub.
16. Suli @ermania Sranfen u. 9.
26. Suli-Brauerei Nrbeiter Union.
80. Suli scranton @rftli Ysrsin.
6. glusult- Srieser Serein.
13. ausuit- Sdnssrrunoe.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12

state no came. The cowboy STOOD IL ao
long As he could-he assumed an eiaooIa'"
affec.A;ion Of not understanding what inc
man was driving at-untn he began u
name the different states i woulo4
Say" said the little man. CRITICALLY 'h"'
you come from Illinois or AasSachuSe''7'
nor Joway"- Tho cowboy Whiried ro"Au
and poked his gun under tho sTahSef
nose I'm from Missouri; now. damn YOU
la7qb n Won dare" That little naughty
,rcrd set the diners roaring
The Bishop picked up from beicre His
Mate a tcnaha8k lie said II was one Oh
his choicest possessions. the tomaha"K oi
the good Chief Washable. the only lndiah
chiaftain who never went on the warpaEi
againsi the whites. Bishop talbot khe"
him when he nrst entered the ministry
and served in the Ep,rcopalian mission
among the Indians Chief Wasnakie caIiei
the Bishop Zig Chief OF the White KoDes'
Heap Sleeve Man." from the suiphce ne
wore al service.
The old chief. the Bishop said was one oi
the most intelligent Indians OF our couh-
try; be believed IN citizenship, schoois anu
al the Innovations OF the white men tld'
~ could VsdssstaGd. IN bis way lAe ci''s'
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territory In case Of war its protection
would be almost as vitality important az
that OF our great seaports. and equally
should fairly be provided for in advance.
II appears that this can be done most
economically by fixed fortifications, and
therefore | favor the plan recommended
by our military experts and indorsed by
the President"
L. II. OUTERBRIDGE, Merchant: 1T
has become more and more apparent In
recent years. and especially during the last
decade, that commercial and industrial
problems are the most insistent and are
fraught with the most profound I'M
portance Of any with which the govern
ments of the great civilized countries OF
the world have to deal. The interdepend-
euce OF all nations upon one another In
the development and interchange Of COM
merce has removed territorial expansion
from the field of national or local interest
and scope which It once occupied and made
II an International question.
"The enormously rapid growth OF popu'
| lation and Of production Of natural and
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ference 10 the mouth, emit noise like
sigh
When Toas;niaster Demorest rose 10 an
rounce the next speaker he seemed to have
caught the air OF sanctity caused by Bish-
an TaIbors presence. lie quoted literally
from the Psalms. and mentioned tho fourth
vcr,c OF the 57th Psalm in particular. Not
many understood the reference but the CON
sc,entious writer looked it up and found that
II relates TO Dayid's plight and the Hons
which heGged him about
sneaking OF lions, he introduced VIII
carje,o, who told story about n great
h,ack bass which friend Of his caught.
one Of the purposes OF the club Is to give
stre,gth 10 the sportsmanIlke feeilns
, a,a,ost th. uee OF patent or barbarous
hooks IN assing This friend Of Carleton
y,s not a mernber o: the club. and once
y,hcn IN the AdirondackA he tried patent
,,,k which at the FIRST east Uolled In a
hupe black bass. Cartoons friend took
rho 6,n from the hook tsndeTly. and do no
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, of the Tame, Enlivened Camp Fire Clubs Board
Yarns of the Capture or De-
struction of Four.footed
or Finny Victims Were
Heard with Eager
ness.

Dugnrore. the man who shoots With a ks--'
dak"
Mr.. Dugruore. who has spent sore years
in the big game country OF South Africa
making Il collection Of photographs Of the
animals in their native wflds, rose, and the,
room grew dim again. while over the sheet
flashed many startling photographs Of Hons
sleeping in the jungle, charging rhfnoceI~
oses, sncozfng hippopotamL grazing a.
zelJes. Ieopards stalking their prey, and
gfraSes feeding from branches twenty feet
or so ia the air
Mr. Duguore mentioned q pSrunxrtty
that the camera has when doing this vurk
In Africa He said that the canlers has
a tendency to trembIe when focused ~ .
charging rhinoceros while waiting uu tne
animal comes within forty-fve feet True.
always beside IL stood his colleague with
uoised gun ready 70 shoot az the same IN
slant that the camera clicked, but never
theless that camera would trerrble- Mr.
Dugr,ore told Of some Of the narrow es-
caves he and his colleague had while az
work. and the astounding photographs were
ample witnesses OF their thr1lingnesx
The prescnce OF the women was grate-
fully mentioned by every speaker. but ~
rested with A. Barton Hepburn 10 CHI AZ
,eutior 20 their prowess as hunters in these
Latter days He told OF the Adirondack
funts end The moose stalking m the sx'1in
country OF Canada by the fair sex, and
mentioned the success which usually ar
tended their Efforts. He said X seemed
as IL even the wild animals didn't mind dy-
ing for the fair. and calmly and gladly
ma rched right up 70 be shot.
Some Of the women. noticing the tame
ness or the bill OF fare. whereas the Camp
Fire Club is famous FOR its strange and Wild
dishes, corrailed Mr.. Dsmorest as the COM
pany passed out through the adjoining
room hung with a loan exhibit OF pictures
! executed by the painter members and
/ wanted 10 know why they were not regaled
with rhlnoccros steak, elephants foot. jei-
, lied. or even seal sirloin. Mr.. Demorest
/ pointed % the fact OF the return or all our
mighty hunters from big game lands, ami
r-4;c, fully switched the conversation around
70 the pretty souvenir spoons the women
received and the large plaster bust OF Hia-
watha each man carried ho.le with him.
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that this country would protect its own.
CHARLES A. SCHIEREN, Leather Man
ufacturer: LAS business men we deem 1t
desirable 10 have the canal fortified by the
United States in order 10 preserve its use
for commerce under all conditions,
whether at war or peace. The canal has
been built by this company at an enormous
expense to benefit the commerce Of the
world: therefore the canal should be abso-
lutely neutral and properly guarded by the
United States so that its neutrality be re-
spected by all nations whether in peace or
war"
EDWARD HATCH. JR., Drygoods: For
the United States. having spent such an
immense sum TO build the canal, not to
fortify it so as to make II impregnable
against possible attack would be the
height Of imbecility. The human family IS
so constituted that its members are bound
TO have differences. vagariCs and quarrels.
and even If il were practicable for the
United States TO contract with other great
powers TO maintain the neutrality OF the
canal II must be remembered that there