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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09
RACE FOR HANS HOLMER

PARIS, Sept. CLANS Holmer, the
terdav won the Paris Marathon over
a distance of AZ kilometers 1874 meters
(about 26A miles,. His time was 2;43.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09
JR. o. U. A. NJ. LEAGUE


Putnam. 10: Prospect 5.
Custer. .; East End, 0 forfeited.
Boyd, 10; Relleville. 2.
Buck, 8: Iryington 0 0orfeitedD
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09
GOULLET MAKES
A WORLD RECORD

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. AL
fred Goullet broke the worlds bicycle
record for one mile in competition
here last night. covering the distance
in 1:47 3-5.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09
BRONSON AND LANG

WINNIPEG, Man, Sept. 9.-Ray
Bronson, of Indianapolis, and Lang,
of Hamilton, Ont, will meet here to-
night. Both are welterweights.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09
BOX SCORES OF
YESTERDAYS GAMES

Totals....2 q IS Totals.....3 81 Z "a 10
*Batted for Mitchell in the ninth.
Run-Collins.
Errors-Tooley, Gagnier. e. thinner
man.
Newark .......... o o o 0 0 XII
Providence....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Two-base hit-Gillespie. Sacrifice hit
Street. Base on balls-Off Laftte l..
Struck out-By McGinnity /, by Laftte 4.
Wild piteh-Laftte. Passed ball-Street.
Double play-Collins to Swacina.
- NEWARK pR0NInENHn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09
Majors and Minors

Baltimore, four here and a quartet
of contests at the Monumental City.
Bell counts in winning three of these
contests.
Captain Harry Smith was indis-
posed and saw both games from the
grand stand. Higgins, with a sore
finger, caught great ball and nipped
several would-be thieves at second.
There was not a member of the
Tigers about whom something the
fans did not rave after that double
win.
Disguised with the work of his
men, Larry Schlafy went into the
second game against Baltimore yes
terday and broke it up with a triple
in the eight round, scoring three runs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09

base hits-Collins, w. Zimmerman, Bau-
man. Sacrifice hit-Dent. Sacrifice files
Tooley, Bernard, Eiston. Bases on balls
of Dent 3. off Bailey S. Struck out
by Dent 3, by Bailey 3. Hits-Of Bailey.
Ii In eight innings; off Works, 2 In one.
third of an inning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09
Totals.

louis. f. .ofllf25 )
Slated for Bailey In the ninth.
Zone out when winning run was scored.
Runs-Tooley, Collins 3, Bernard, w.
Zimmerman; Schmidt, Bauman, Mitchell,
Atz, McDermitt.
Errors-Tooley, Gagnier; Lathers, Bau-
man 2.
Newark........... 3 0 0 1-6
Proyidenee...... 0 2 0 0 1 Is
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09

Newark has eight more games with
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09

Toronto is holding on to first place
by one point today.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09

George has beaten the Birds thrice;
McCinnity and Gaskell have credit Tor
ono victory apiece over the flock.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-12


bcontwortulIg einen IN Gperrihrifi
perfaBten geriht miijunebmen, Der
mid beidihoigt, on oieien Abenb
|lpobI NIT benz Tofhtod erIdiencn 81
fein, nber MIR aoutomntiide Beipe'
aunaen" genrnft mn6 0as Orhdter
iih ieIbit iiberlaiien III babcu, weIhe
gVerlengnung ieglider Minitler'
|ihnit" beute nod inter Den Wliliiferr
eitarfen 9nhbdl@ ermede. UT DIE
fer pbnntniicpoIlen erftnOnng ipol'
te man feipciien. oob i'd i6on Idheii
Die abiidjt gebobt babe, mcinen Der
trog 5i bred1en. Mos miiroe Der So
nig bon preuben onjli ingeil, iuenr
er eriiibre, nelhe Art Der Vroseb.
fiibrmg or ais Bartci nit ieinem
IRannal bier 81 0eden bat?"
IS III pieneiht nidlt iiberiliiiiig 81
erp1bnen, oaB Die grofiire bis icei
nod nidt poli5eilih beihIagnnbmi
poroen 1T. Gas miro ibr and nifi
pmiircn, oenn 10 einoruacno iie lit.
10 mobIiIberlent erfteint ieoeS Wort
llnb nun .oiif @ieOerieben", or
SimfIes 5iiritennaIOe Su elm l'aar
@ohen bin i'd fpieOer ia. lln6 Damn
beitebt boifentIif Oic Sdgestorte I'M
@eieuidaftsbous aus @erihten, Die
onoers riehen oils Die letter..
auguft Spnrutb.
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Sftob.r in Sbsrbars.
Bon 6riebu 9subuaB.

On ben buntlen Gtsilbddern Der
olten adiierbura bon Goslar f~latteru
eelbe Ssrbitblditer bin. usbsr biz
Ia~nftgsnsigten Roienfldden aie9t leiI'
bic Wemutb, bic blafe, traurige Jrau,
SIS lit 10 itia, bic 8dmmerung INIT,
bic 9srgansen6eit idldft in ben Gden,
unn I6eue, i9psrmiitbigs Serbit-
trdume f6l.i9en beimlid gu ibr. Dom
boben Rammslsbsrg berub tommt Elm
taIter Winb unb tpebt iiber Die dltsn
Ddttr Der Stabt, bic bu 3uiammens
ihouern, ongItpoa. Dor Der buntlsn,
tpeibfroitieen 5erbitnadt.
glausr6dl! 0urd bihte Worsen'
nebslf6lei.r brGnst ii6 solbblibsnO bi,
fiegenbe Sonns. 8untIe 5annenipiben
touten aug benz petben Meer, Elm
Morgenglodentldng tlingt ~irsenbDober
nit btllem, biinnem Son. Die tpeiten
Wiefen i6immtrn i'm WintertlsiD, aud
alif ben DGdsrn liest bift uno f9tper
Der Meii. 4ber bic Rebel flieben, unt
Der Reif idpinoet Dor Der Ia6enosn
6erbffIonne @Iana. Siefblau ip0lbt ff
Der 6immel iibsr uns auf unierem
Msse gen ct. anbrtasbtrg. Bah
bdben mir 3annen rehts uno lints.
Dor beren fommerlihem Grin ber
5erbit tpeifen muB. Don ieiner Me'
Idnfolie itrsidt es nur fDie iteuea
2lhnen iiber bereifts 0rdleripiben, BIZ
It6 i'm Gdoitsn fttpsr gu Bpben neia
gen. absr bod fpiirt man ben 3srbit,
bsutlid unb tpobr, an Der einfomsr
Stils Der Straben. Die Sommtrpogel
bic 3u 9uienbsn ben bdr5 bep0ltertsn,
iinb in bic soeimatb auridgeflogen
menIhenleer it's. iein 3ouriit be-
gsenet uns; ungeb0rt perbdlt infer
iaud3snber S9rei in ben tpeiter
buntlen 3onnentpdloern. 90 gebt's
i~iunbenlang, o6ne 90rfer, 5duier,
pbne ipeite Jerniidten, Bis bsim
Sonnenberger 9dus Jdplla9s Del
aSnig Dor uns auftauht init elmer
arons bon Duff unb Slang auf ieinem
entblObtsn Soupte - Der groden.
Sm ODsrtsi6 idlafsn bic Niren am
Grunoe. Der itrablsnoe 6immel i6iit.
ist iein leuhtenb glau bis our Iisft
binob unb er3dblt ibnen triiseriids
M6rdsn BON lahenbem Sommergliid
usber Die fleinsn arGuielweflsn nbtr
gebt fhon Elm 3iitsrn DON W%interansit
iinb eludfenb fliifern iN BON BEL
Set, no Der 5rOfrieie IL pisosr 81
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0 n--8 0 m b NIT btr
IIugmdh n {. Sn 8omban bat
ii6 Elm aommittee inbiider Gportss
Freunbe eebilbet, bas i'm fommtnotn
CONNER einen intereHanttn arobtn
3ernflns peronitalten ipu: Glugma.
Ihinen unb pilot Iolen i'm Wetttampf
lire Ndbigteit ertpeiien, bic Rsifs BON
aonDon mad gombap i'm aeropIan
suriidSulegen. Die NIT 9ilfe her bria
fiIfen aeoerapbifdsn Geisnidaft sus
Iammsngtftelte JIusrOuts besinnt in
qonbon uno fiibrt iiber Calais, Brill
fel, aDln, Raftait nod Wien, Hubos
psft, gelarab, Sofia unb Ronitontis
liopel, mo bic europdiide Strede enbst.
Damn pirb Der Bosporus iiberflogtn,
Die Gtrede erreiht BEL Mtstine ben
Gupbrat, fiibrt bann iiber ben 7igris
mad 8asra unb folgt bier bsr aiIttns
linie bis aarahi. BON bier aus muB
Dann 8ombdn in einem Sluge erreiht
nerbsn. Sc fommt bel bieism Jsrns
fluqe fpeniger duf bic Ghntlligteit an.
as anf bic iidere llebtrlpinOung BET
asmdltigen Gntfernuneen, man rsdI-
net, bob Der 5lug gonoon-BOmbdD
iuseeiommt IA 1ags trtcrbsrn pirbI
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bltis Weusrung tinstfiibrt, uhD Sutrit
erbob man Gin arobss 0efhrti; naHs
BEN Td bic Gnirlitune etIset battle,
stadb man Iih In baa llndbdnosrlits
unb kuie betrnhttt man ts bsrstts
ais ,tipos StIbfpsritXnbIides.
Mas bi. Dirtbe ben @diten ON
Munbe abfporen, III ibr Brot unb
Butter = unb bafiir rs6ren Ft 5ehn
Gents oi, portion. Wdrum foasn iit
bic Site nihl bier tinfiibrsn. bi. in
europa Limit b,itonb unb Der ii9 bic
amsritaniittn Ssrri6oftsn, o.nsn e.
geuib duf ben Dime niht ariommt,
obnt @eissrn asfiist totisu.
llno fpsnn bic Ssrrsn, bic fir infer
ItibIitss Wdobl forg,n. 70 leidt cine
Htu. Ginnabmsqusllt trftlttbtn ION
nen, porum ioQen bo bic seiitisen
9Gbrpdtsr uihi btssleideh ibur9 Sic
baden Is ostban: in elmer ansdbl Rsip
gorter 5beater mub man isbt fir oas
progrdmm Ssbn Gents bejdblsn .
bo- III cos Butter uno grot auf Der
safel Der eeiitiesn Semitic. Die bsiten
g.ridie number nitt. fpenn man lie
Oh 9rpt uno Butter psrSebrtn iou,
unb bds Ia6nE 9beateritiid bort ami,
Elm @enub al iein, tpenn man ttin
Qroaramm bat unb iid iiber bic ban
b,lnSsn Qerionen unb bic 1oriteaer
mid. inIormirm lam. Sn beioen
1daen III es cine Rotbpenoigtsit, be
man n~suerbines bsiitiiert Bat - nnS
bas publium mub es f6 ruhtg ge.
fallen laFen. limb in beiosn 5duen emit
ituIoiat man piei, Steusr nit benz
Sinpeis uuf bos slropGiidt geiipiel.
WG6rsnb man ieho6 in ben 6otsls
oaHeIbe grpt uno bieislbe Butter pis
friihr poraefeBt betommi Teben ii9 bic
Sb.dter ipenisit.ns bsronIdbt Elm
lle6rioes at ibun unb esbsn fir bic
aebn Gents Elm Tcosnannies rSoupenira
prparomm" NIT giloern Der Dorits1sr
unb Ssenen beg Stiidss. Smmerbin
ae6n Gents Tinb 3shn Gents unb bic
Serren 0ireftprsn maiden babel aetpib
Elm ednS gutes Rebsnsei6dft. Ssn
einem isner Sbeater nit prooramms
sfpane III Der b0hit elegant eeJeidnets
llmfhIua NIT gtlbsrn aeihmiidt. oi.
- ma iagen mir aft" ueq iino 80. {.
pienei6t cine feline qnIpi.lung ouf bic
Wobrhit Der Stunt: man ipri6t bod
meif BON Der nadtsn Dabrbeit! aufI
bdaeasn III tdum etpas sin3upenbsn
unb bi. 5bdtTa6e mare ni6t meter
,rpdbn.nsfperth, tpenn niht Der tidis
The 3ufan f6 babel einen barmloien
Shers .rldubt bate Der 5erauss
oe6er ienes groaramms beiBt gomitod.
.Gs aiebt olio einen Mann bieies Haz
mems, beFsn Sa0nheitsbegriffe niht
adns 70 snsbersis iinb, fpie bic isines
h.iliaen Namsnspettsrs; absr Elm brol.
Ices 3uiommentreffen bIsibt's INNER.
bin, bub inter bisTen unperbiiaten
Sd0nbeiteu csrabs oieisr Rams pruns
gen mub.
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Ser fOmii6e nnS Der tragiide
Salfan.

3u ben groBten aufgabeu Der
80lfer gebort iiher Die, bon anoern
5unGtit einmol ernit geuommen 81
perben. Mait miB geiteben, oab On.
ropu Den 8aIfnnnoltern oieie aitf-
gobe bisber reft ifpierig gemadt
bat. Sat man idon geniigeno ooroui
eeaftet, lpie ieit 3ipnrBig Sabren Der
8alfdn bic 5~un0grllbe fir ooS gan5e
fomiihc Nepertoire bon europa &c.
Doroen iit2 llniere Sperette, infer
Stpanf, uniere @sbl1tter Dor Of
lem Icbten bonn 8alfar. 8enn man
in bieien Sagelt, mo alles auf bent
galfan III 5lommen itebt, mo no
fanatiifle aberdeen lm grobe 3iele
ringeri, Die eitrop1ii6eu Wisbl1tter
ourhiiebt, 70 bat man ein fl0gli6es
@efiibl bel Dem aonierootipismlls
eben oiejer 9I1tter. Cine befannte
gerIiner iotiriife 8odenitrift
bringt Elm @eoidt, in benz iie iif)
iiber ben ein3igen NATURALIZATION
Montenegriner, Der in Berlin lebtc,
Iuitig madt. Gr mar ais S~anoIungs'
sebiIfe bel elmer groBen Seioenfirma
beid1ftigt uno bat, benz 8dtellitngs-
befebI foIgeilo. iein Beid1ft perldi-
fen, Inn ieinem @oterlanoe 81 Die.
men. Cine Miinhener Mohenihrift
idiIoert ben Qus8ig Der in Sdpa.
bing Observation-Disclosures 81 Der
mands 8dltanfluben geb6rsn, oui
ben &riegsidauplae. Notiirlif ge.
|ifiebt bag in oerb forifiretber @ei,
ie: Der 1alfnn.g urop1er lit ~ieoesnnl
Elm id1big o~ilsiehenbes MeieL bus
ungef1br Dem Observation-Disclosures,
Dem I1nait pergeiienerb friiberer
GpodGl gleiht. On lieber SimnieIl
giIbet man fi6 Elm, oab uniere Sei-
ben bon 1870 uno 1866 Iaiiter tooel.
loie Candles fparen, bic ieoen Dor
gen CHROME bon ealt DC Guinine nili
thr frlegertlfes Sallpf Dcritiitcrgebefl
fieBen? 7umit bdttat lie Seoafl
niht aetpotneri. Ger oltc Sris mitB-
tie bas better, oils er bon ieinen Sol
baten ais BON o@roSteilfeln" iprod).
gber bic angemeine 9arole lit chen,
Die galfonpolfer unb ibre angcbori,
gen Inn feinenGreis ernitbaft Su neb.
men. Garin miro nun Der g~egenipdr-
tigearieg, gleid)bieI meldes aud iein
Ausgang iein uir6, iider cine aen-
oernng bringen. Sn, man fonnte Die
Soee b1beil Die galfanu0lfer bdtterl
iit in 0os Abentelier mir gcitiir5t,
Inn enolid) einmal ernlt gnonlmen 81
meroen. Tim Der giiten alten Wnma
europa, Die ME merit, lpanrl lire
Slingen erfpnbien lin0, SIT 8cigen.
Sebt bin id Elm Wann, uno oil
|ioult mid ernitbaft nehmen, iebr
|anitboft." Ger 8oIfdu trait lid IN
oieirin slugenbIid erlpor 81 trngi'
Ider Eoic. gr bat ~ lnii, Der epiot
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|Yrin Dmilo NIB Der eipige Gent.
nont Nifi ODER beranpif1n wlmtidDIl
ans @erudrb Sbafub sNeIben" ~
Iein mio beim SLANG bon MIeHer
MdlsermeIooien fiber miereBaricte.
biibntn 5u ihIenotrn. defer arle9.
Der 5ipiIhen ben bier galfnnm1dtei
NIB Der 1iirfei nuf 2eben unb lob
enibrannt it, aibt europa mnnde
|2ebren. aiih Die, nidt aaSl iebr an
bic arieaStiidtigfeit finanBieu ihpa'
der Stnaien All olnnben, bon Der ms
tnaIifhe uno ameriianiiht 1htorsti'
Ter germ iiber5engen m0dten. Gieic
Serridjaftcn, Die nit Dem A~beraIal'
ben an Die aaaeipnlt Der gorie arob
aciporoen iinb. bilocn iid eiiL ooiI
arebitpernihhunaen i'm groben Stl.
lie ebenio perbccrcno auf ein8oIf mir
fen fdnnten mie %perlorene Shlaf.
ten, mabreno bod bic @eidihte be-
meiit, oob banferotte oocr bolb bait
ferotte Staaten iinan5iel piel itGr-
fcre @egner bciiegt luben. 0ieier
ariea, ben mir iebt beginncn ieben,
Iebrt ms frner. Dab infer ofi5ieaer
@eldidtsuntcrrid)t iif piel 81 ipcnia
nm Die @ddidte Der gnlfanbolfcr
uefiimmert bat. Ter Gurhitnitts.
eirop1er ipeib gnr nid,ts BON Den IN
tcreiionten abenteuerit, ben adiier'
reifen mo Siiritentbiimern, nit De-
men ole mittelaIterlide @eidifte oeS
goltans erfiiat III, un0 pcil nil
nid,ts 6nbon lpiiicn, periteben mir Die
hcitiaen biitortihen aufpriife Der
86Ifer nift. Der Sdiiler unierer
9cbraniiuItcn eri1brt init nidtS bon
Dem arobartigen SfllBfnmpf oes
bu,antinii6en Reihes. Oos IN ienen
3eiicn oagcmein als 8oalperf euro
pas geeeli ben Siten betradtct MIR
&c, lid nit i%ngeneiner 36bi9feit be-
botlptete lno ihliebIid, bod MIR mn
terlog, lpeiI europa eS I'M Stid licB.
mir 3eigen in alien bieien 3ineer
Den Ggoisnnts alter nno reiher 81.
pliiation, Der Den emporfommltn'
aen nidlt aern ulo nid)t aa5u iDeit Die
Sbiiren ofinct. Gas mag be1ueu
fem. flua it's niht INNER. @ait Der
3eit fonlmt oerGmporfonmlutg bod
meiter unb es fonrte iebr mobl iein,
baB feline 9ienite aiih bon Den Gro
ben einmoI als DiftIg III i%rgeitoeiner
Safe empfunoen fperoen. 9en1u
6asieIbe bnben mir nit oenSapanerr
aemafjt Dor oreiBig Snbren, iie lpa.
rem fir ms amiiinnte SpoBmnher.
un6 5uaipons .Mifooo" mnterhieli
aans europa. bis Die ariege NIT Obi,
no un6 Mublono ms Die augen off
neten. Sir fonnen nod weiter SIT
riideehen; in ben nier5iger uno fiinf'
siaer Ssabren oes porigen Sabrbuu.
Serts mar Der @merifnner tbeil8 ols
rnrriiiet6er 6ormer, tbeiIS als 9rot
elm beIie6ter Stoff Der BiebIdttet
Der @anoel fam crit nit Dem groBeu
9iirqerfrieg Der ief3iaer Sabre.
Sest fampfen Die 9olfnun Fer, piC
ite ioaen, fir ibre itnteroriidten Brit
Der, mas ndtiirlid beiBen milf, fiji
Die gteIte bes europoiihen @ebiets
Der Gilrfei; I'M gan5 gebeimen @riin'
DC hires Ser5erts f1mpfcn Tie ober
aud geaen europa tno feline gorur'
tbeiIc; iie moGen enblifl %eiuntal, iino
3lpar griinolid, ernit genommen lper'
ben.
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5iramma(asr plauocsL.

siiriieHmaIoe's InnOidaftIide aei5e.
@eiuaortner .0oBert. Gin
berrIider @culb fir pobre airit.
freimbe.- DnS llrfbeiI 6es Reids.
serdls. @einonrtners BRO.
dire.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-24
BREAKS A GOLD IN
JUST A FEW HOURS.
Proves Quinine is Never Effective in
the Cure of Severe Cold.
or the Grippe.

Nothing else that you can take will
break up cold or end grippe so
promptly as a dose of Pape's Cold
Compound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken
The most miserable headache, dull
ness, head and nose stuffed up, fever
ishness sneezing, running of the nose,
sore throat, mucous catarrhal dis
charges, soreness, stiffness, rheuma-
tism pains and other distress begin
to leave after the very first dose.
Pape's Cold Compound Is the result
Of three. years research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not eff
fectiye in the treatment of colds or
grippe.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there Is no other medicine made any
where else in the world, which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other as
ststance or bad after effects as a rs
cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound, which any druggist in the
world can supply,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-24
HOW WILSON IMPREssEs THE
OPPOSITION.

When Gov. Woodrow Wilson Of New
Jersey was named as a presidential
possibility there Is no doubt he was
everywhere regarded as the most for
midable candidate in the democratic
arena; but a few months Of maneu-
vering in the field have changed all
this; and the new impression Of him,
which by action ne has created, does
not support the first view of him.
The editor of the Tournal-Courier
of New Haven has this criticism Of
his utterances:
The Hon. Woodrow Wilson, gov
ernor of New Jersey, is on the road
marketing his new thought, and COM
mon honesty compels us to admit that
we have not the faintest notion what
he is talking about. We know that
he has presidential aspirations. The
row with Colonel Harvey assured us of
that. But there knowledge suddenly
ceases and confusion reigns.
Every careful Observer he tells
us, can perceive that certain great,
definite, calculable forces are at work
Well, what are they? What did they
spring from, what are they composed
Of and whittier are they tending? An
untutOred public has a moral right to
know just what these forces are, and
to know it from the man who affects
a familiarity with them, This is GER
tainly no answer: To many this
changing scene has seemed oninous.'
How ominous, and ominous Of what
And again: The great progressive
sentiment is not accidental. 1t is a
thing that has arisen by natural and
inevitable force. like the tides of the
ocean, But If this is not convincing,
here's another: Our life has changed
and our policies are belated. Our
laws lag almost a generation behind
our business conditions and our pollti-
cal exigencies.'
The editor Of the Bridgeport Stand
ard upon this ventures to say:
Since Alice in Wonderland moth
ing has been more funny, and yet II
is all as true as preaching, and polit-
ical preaching at that"
When it comes to noundering among
glittering generalities, Governor Will
son is certainly reading his title clear
1t will not be long before even his own
party will cease to take him seriously
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-24
HYPNOTISM

dance, but l summoned my will power
and hit Mr., Curfew over the head with
a dishcloth and broke the SPELL
He didn't seem able to hypnotic
anybody else, although he tried so hard
that his nerves were ruined and he
was most uncomfortable to live with,
and then one day we went to town to
see a big street parade, celebrating the
founding of the place. Mr.. Hankinson,
thte grocer, had invited US to take
seats in his big front window, and
there We found Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks
and their daughters. We women were
looking out at the parade, which was
truly magnificent, and paid no atten-
ticn to what the men were doing, so
didn't know that my husband was
hypnotiZing Mr.. Sparks or l should
have interfered. Mr.. Sparks was easy
to hypnotic, his intellect having been
shaken by his dealings with agents, as
I remarked in a previous chapter.
There was a big steer tied in front
of the meat market next door and you
can imagine our emotions when we
saw Mr.. Sparks go up to that steer,
unite the rope and then vault upon its
back. Mr.. Curfew had willed that he
should do so, after hypnotizing him.
Well, it was simply scandalous, the
into the long line of citizens, throw
ing them in every direction with its
horns, and all the time Mr.. Sparks sat
on the creatures back, like a boy who
stood on the burning deck.
when the trouble was over and the
steer had vanished in the distance the
street was full of wounded and groan-
ing men and there was talk of getting
e rope and Iynching Mr.. Sparks, but
wiser counsels prevailed. All the time
poor Mrs. Sparks and her daughters
sat there rending their hair and
Enashing their teeth, and to this day
they haven't recovered from the humil-
iation. For a long time they refused
to speak to me or my husband.
Now that we are on friendly foot
ing again, you come with your book
irving to create further trouble. Go
while the going is od!"-Chicago
News.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-24
GOOD FOR NORWICH.

Norwich is entitled to wear a plume
Tor the record her druggists made
when the commission Of pharmacy Of
this state sent their detectives out to
see how many druggists were selling
intoxicating liquors on Sunday and
thus violating their licenses.
Il Is highly credita.ble to the Con-
uccucut Pharmacists association, Of
Thich II. Is. Lerou Of this city is
president, that they took into their
own hands the investigation and cor
rection Of this evil among the drug
gis,s Of the state.
How well the commission Of phar-
macy did its business may be imag-
ined when it is known that the presi-
dent Of the association or the commits
sioners did not personally know the
detectives and that the president was
not aware that they had faithfully
done the Rose Of New England IN
III he received the data from the sec
Rotary for his ediAcation.
While some druggists were caught
in every city visited. it is a pleasant
surprise 90 learn that not one drug
eist ia Norwich was trapped by the
men who make such ferreting out of
the violation of law their business.
The result here IS highly creditable
@. The druggists, showing they are mon
Who honor the law and in so doing
honor themselves. although they are
very generally suspected Of Sunday
selling.
u Is quite a setback to those who
thiuk most drug stores are masked
saloons with a large Sunday business.
All honor 20 the druggists Of Nor
witch. VINO could stand such a test and
not one discovered TO be making sales
on the sly
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-24

Owe know what becomes of the
ohedient and disobedient, but there is
another class, which really cannot be
called ohedient nor yet disobedient,
mean the irresponsible, and they who
love this present world and have not
oven desire to know what God re-
quires Of them, and which, in my opin-
ion, form the vast majority of mankind
even in this enlightened age $50 call
ed). What becomes Of them? Up. E. to
Answer.-The answering of this
question involves the consideration of
the doctrines of Election" and Free
Grace" both clearly taught in the
Scriptures, as all Bible scholars recog-
nize. 1t is only within recent years
that the beautiful harmony existing
between these two doctrines has been
recognized. From many Scriptures,
of which we will only cite a few, it
will be seen that the entire Christian
Era, from the time of our Lord Jesus
first advent down to the time of His
second coming, is the period In which
the Election" takes place. the election
or selection of those who shall consti-
tute the Bridge, the Church of Christ
lSee Peter !, z; Ephesians !, 4; IL
Peter 1, 10; Acts XIV, 1879 When, at
the close of this Christian Age, the
work Of election is contaminated, then
Gods free grace will be extended to all
the remainder OF mankind, through the
selected class, who were elected to be
kings and priests unto God and with
their Lord Jesus to reign for the space
of a thousand years over the nations
OF the earth for the purpose Of lifting
them up out of sin and death to hui
man perfection and eternal life. Now
Is the Chureh's opportunity to make
her calling and election sure; then will
be the worlds opportunity Of receiving
Gods free grace. Election now and
Free Grace then. See Acts XIV, 14-1A;
Revelation xxi, II; Acts ill., 1921