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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
Bulgaria to DemobiIize Army.

Sofia, Aug. The Bulgarian gov ernment has notified the representa- tives of the Powers in Sofia of it's in- tention to demobilize the army in- mediateIy the peace treaty is signed and rely upon the Powers to take measures to induce Turkey to with draw within the Enos- -Midfa line and respect the London treaty.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
Indicted for Sending Threatening
 | etteHs

Los Angeles. Cal, Aug. s.-F. E. Young. political leader and prominent churchnan of Long Beach, who was accused of having attempted to black mall Mrs. Kittte Barhenburg and sev- eral other women members of his church. was indicted today on two enuats charging him with sending threatening letters. Young is in jail In default of &5,ooo bail,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
Retired Armenian Mlssionary,

New Haven, 6ann., Aug, s--Rey, John q: ceRstaRtien, retired Arnna- nian missionary died at his hame ra Orchard street tonight after an ex- teAaea nfHess. He wae in Turkey at the tine ef the Armenian naassanras iR ffb8 asad he and hia family had q thrilling experience befere reanhinn safety,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The crew of the Norwegian cutter, which sank on it's way to relieve the | Schroeder-Stra Arctic Expedition at Spitzbergen, is reported to have been saved, and has continued its journey.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Robert G. Dale, manager of the An dean Trucking Co, found a package of securities valued at $87,000, in New York's financial districts. He returned them to the owner.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

There are 5,0o0,0o0 acres of waste land in Massachusetts capable of pro ducing crops for all it's inhabitants, ac- cording to secretary of the State Board of Agriculture.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
Cabied Paragraphs
Earthquake in Peru.

Lima, Peru. Aug. s-An earthquake on Wednesday destroyed the Peru vtan townss of CaraveH and Quicacha. Thousands of the inhabitants were rendered homeless. and great misery prevails, Caraveli is a town of 4,000 inhabitants in the State of Arequipa.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
General Strike in Barcelona,

Barcelona, Spain, Aug. S-The con- federation of labor here declared general strike today and the govern ment in response proclaimed martial law in the city and took extensive mill itary precautions. Many of the labor leaders were arrested in the course of the night.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
As 30 crosses oeean For ssth Tins.

Trenton, N, J., Aug. s-Mrs Mary Sullivan, SC years old. has Just return ed to this city from freiandy crossing the ocean for the s5th time, She new asserts that she will make one more round trip before siie gives up traveI= ing, She always travels unaeeempa= nied, She has several children ifv= ing here.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The Jetn Lynn cheek was identified as Il campaign contribution in, testi= mony or Wednesday, and Lyman A Spaufdihg. q lawyer, testified today that his check likewise was 8 cam paign contribution,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Aats factories are said te bs health- fHf places fer weFixmea because of eieetFieity employed
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Hamilton, Ontario, proposes an eiee- tfie sign Hiie leng and about 100 feet high advertising the city,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The five tasted schooner Harwood Palmer, which was recently caught 1T a gale, has been lowed into the port o1 Norfolk, Va, not seriously damaged.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Fourteen steel plants in this eeuntry are eduiBped with electric snaeitins furnaces.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

J. Glenn & Sons warehouses at Buff falo. N. r., was damaged by fire. Loss, $50,0O0.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The steam reads. of Berlin will be electrified owing to a rapid increase of traffic,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Mrs. Winston Churchill, wife of the First Lord of the British Admiralty, was robbed of clothing, valued at $250. by a man who received it under the guise of being a representative from the Admiralty laundry.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.,, announced a further wage increase for motormen and conductors effective Sept. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Recent experiments demonstrate tha | 1t Is quite impossible te produce mini. atuFe diamonds in an electric furnace,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

A shotgun, believed to have been lost with the Bailey Cunning party, which perished off Sayville l.. l., was found by a fisherman near that city.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The cost of supplying the Wisconsin Legislature, which has just closed, with water Is $575 The water was in glass bottles and had to be shipped Individual drinking cups were pro- vided.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Demanding an increase of $1 on each 1000 cigars 500 cigar makers of Cin- cinnati struck
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

An advertisement has been placed in the newspapers of Germany calling for 5000 artificial legs for the Balkan government
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

MethuseIah, the 800- year-old alliga- tor, died in Central Park, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

An operation to cure tuberculosis of the spine was performed for the first time at London by Dr. F. H. Aldee of New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Elias Troy, conductor of Philadelphia who had charge of one train on the Pennsylvania Railroad for 50 years, has retired at the age of 70.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

A record cargo of 377,000 bushels o1 wheat was unloaded at Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

George Dado, moving picture oper- ator, died in New York city, from burns received when a film exploded during an exhibition.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The Executibe Committee that will have charge of active campaign work for the national democratic congress sional committee was named by Rep. Doremus of Michigan, chairman fthe committee as follows: Senator James, Senator Gore, Rep Seully, New Jer- sey: Rep. E. T. Taylor, Colorado.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The Pennsylvania Railroad terminal at Princeton, N. J., was broken into by thieves who escaped with $100 Tn cash and tickets.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

David c. Barrow of Georgia, was nominated to be Collector of Customs of the Georgia district,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Giovanni Chiaia of New York, was arrested at Naples, Italy, as he was leaving a steamer, having aboard his wife's dead body. He was charged with killing her.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Former Congressman Samuel w. Me- Call for whose nomination for gov- ernor at the Massachusetts republican primaries next month papers are be- ing circulated by friends issued statement in which he said that he did not wish to become a candidate.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The British Admiralty has decided to acquire 10 additional airships and 200 Waterplanes as soon as possible.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Suffraeette "firebugs" destroyed a pavilion in Wales.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Robert M. Wilson, 55 years old, sec retary and treasurer of the Savings & Trust Co.,, of Indiana, Pa, is dead.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

President Wilson nominated Madison R. Smith as Minister to Hayti.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Burglars entered the Richmond, Ohio, Postoffice and escaped with val uable mail A posse started in pursuit
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The Proposition to Establish a home for aged Eagles was rejected by the national convention as was that for a reduction of the number of delegates to the grand aerie by permitting rep reSentation by proxy
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Declaring they had flat feet, the im- migration authorities at Ellis Island, N. Y., refused to allow Sante Pularro and his son to land and ordered them deported.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Phillip Greenburg was arrested in New York city after detectives found 800 counterfeit half dollars in his pockets.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

David Robb, an electrician, of New York city, fell from distance of eight feet from a stepladder and was killed.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The battIeship Illinois left Funchal, Madeira, for the United States with 250 midshipmen aboard on their annual cruise
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12

Az ACT 70 amend SECTION , Of Asiicir
q title Attorney .@H#H8I Hnd states At
ioTney' Of tie Constitution 81 this State.
aBd 70 provide 10 ~ submission ~ said
nmendmeut 10 IHH qualified faiurs % this
state for adoption - HaIssIIaH
SECTION / Ha i sHHaied ~ The Geh.
ali membsrs q - : - tao hoosss =" con a.
curing, ThHt - following section be
sud ihe safaa e HHEsHT proposed Hs an
smsndmeni 70 SETON : = Ariiele 8 title
% the Constitution . IHIz State. aud n
adopted b tHs - qualified voters there
81. a. herein HHazIa@zz ID sseilon shall
stead 81 section : II ID Article q on isa
Constitution II MARYLAND
p. The AlaIsH Attorney shall perform
sach duties ri Hs@HIEH zaaa fees and com.
missions Or zaIHFIz nj sKesadiaR thrre
thouHahd doilhFHs - r. Haa or may hero,
HItef hr prescribed - IaH. and " arr
states AltofnsT HHHII IszsIFa auy other Zee
nf fcwaFd thai 80 - = o. may be al
loved BY ias. l. zHaII. - conviction there.
q he removed I'm azzzHz. provided. that
the states Attorney IsH HaiIlmors city
foaf hundfed iaIIzzz - zEail have s s,g
70 appoint one aaFaix. = ~ annual salary
not cfceedinE Hsa| Thousand dollars and
such other assistants = zasa annual sal
aollntt e#rhs - lie zHHHrna Bench Of
haitimofs tIfT ~ authorize and aps
prove gu Of ID Hzlz#I=z = ba paid but
oflce, rs has heretofore Len practical
SIC. And - 4 further enacted bf
the authority aforesaid III the said fore
E"inH section H#HsHY proposed ~ "a
amendment Il IL Constitution shall nt the
meat eirvtlnu Tor members n the General
AaHcmbly of IL H.zIs = IL held on the
urs.iay hest H1IaT - ~ Monday Ia
The mouth q @H#HUHH#z uIHsIaan hundred
and thirteen TIHIz| :. admitted 10 tie
legal aud qualified XHIaHz thereof for their
adoption OF THIHEIIaH. = pursuance Of the
Directions contained = Article IL Of the
Constitution 81 IL st. ard AZ the said
election the HuIE 81 ii Proposed amend
inent 10 the Constitution HHHll be ~ hat
lnit ana HHuu H#EH HzIIuI there shall be
written or printed Is HuflIH For Con-
Hututi0nAl Amendment and Against
Constitutional Amendment a. nov pra+
Ylded ~ Law HHH Immediately after eaid
election due fHIufH# #HHII - made 10 the
Governor II IL 80 TaH I'D against said
proposed amendment - directed by the
said Article i - Il I'D Constitution
Approved ApHI !. -.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12

so your uncle paid your debts
that was very kind Of him.
"Humph! I don't think SO. He might
have given me the cash and let me
pay them"
What difference would that have
nader"
ut would have re-establlshed my
credit. Boston Advertiser.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12

AN ACT 70 amend HazIIaa } Of Article 8
o. lhe Constitution u IHIH state, aud 20
provide Tor Tie #HHUI=#IaH 81 aHid amend
mcnt 10 the qualified snIHnH Of this state
for adoption o. HEIsEIIaH
SECTION ! = i enacted b the Gen.
sFni Assembly . H. I'D. three aims OF
all The members sIE=Isd n each 81 the
houses aheaTIIHEz - he following
section be auI re HHma i hereby pro.
posed as m amendment 10 Article OF
The Constitution - - HlaIe, aud II
adopted. - lie IaaHI ~ qualified voters
thsTrof as herein - = - provided. IT
shall supefseds sEsIIgH af zald Article
SEC :. II sHalI be IHH duty 81 the At
torney General 70 HH1z=. aIe aud defend on
ilir part Of tie 80 al Eases which at
The time II Alz appointment and quail
fieation aud which thereafter may be de.
pending Ia lie Con- = Appeals. or In the
supreme tallHI 81 - IHIIsd States, by or
against TIN sIHIsz q aHuHaIn the State
may lie iuIeHe=I.di al Il shall give his
opinion IL writing whichever required bY
tie Gchefai Assembly - either branch
thereof ths Governor IhH Comptroller Of
the IreaHufTt n - Stairs Attorney. on
any legal aaIIsf o. subject depending be.
fore them a. efIeT 81 Them: and when
+ required hy lie IuX.EHnE ar General A..
eembly he HhHil I'D m States Attorney
ia prosecuting ~ III ur action brought
by the State IN ~ Court of the State, aud
pc shall euluIuanse nd prosecute or de.
fend any suit o. HEIIuu N nuY OF the said
courts. on Tie naFt n he state. when the
General Assembly 81 ne Governor, actina
according 10 II. shaIl direct TO be com.
menced. prosecuted o. defended, and be
shall have nnd perform such other datiea
ana shall appoint HuaH number OF depu.
Ties or assistants H lie General Assembly
may from time 10 tine b law prescribed
and he shall receive - bis services an
annual salary Of IhFee thousand dollars
/ or nuch annual HalaEy n the General As
sembly may fHom TN. u time by law pre-
seribei but he znHII not b entitled to re
eelye any fees. nefaaIzilea or rewards
whatever In addition - lie salary afOre
said for the performance Of any ofilcia
duty: nor shaIl lie Governor employ ans
additional counsel n an case whatever
unless authorized b the General Assem-
SEC. 2. And Be i further enacted, Tha
the foregoing section. hereby proposed al
an amendment % tie Constitution OF thii
State, shall be. ut Tie next general election
for members Of Inc General Assembly Il
/ be held In this sIaIe. submitted to tn
legal and qualified voters thereof for thei
adoption or rejection. n pursuance of thu
directions contained "a Article IA of thu
Constitution; md II sid election III.
vote on said proposed amendment shall b.
be printed the words Tor the Constltn
tlonal Amendment and Against the Con
stttuti0nal Amendment n now prescrib
ed by law. anI Immediately after saIt
election due returns shall be made TO thi
Governor OF the xuIe for and against saie
proposed amendment. n directed by thi
said fourteenth Article Of the Cohstitu
tion.
approved Aprll i. 1912.
Now, Therefore. !. Phillips Lee Colds
borough, Governor . the State of Mary
IA Of the Constitution d the State OF Mary
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12
: COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

THREE OF the best Stoves on the
4 market are Elm Double Heaters,
Magic Airtights and the Farmer Cir
Work Stoves are sold hY :. :. Bennett,
Of Sykesville. nov 16
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12
HIZEHN4

| am prepared % do all kinds of dye
ing, cleaning, securing, pressing and
repairing of ladies'. gentlemen's and
children's clothes, fancy lace, silk
Waists, skirts. feathers, furs, gloves.
hats, slippers. etc.
All out Of town orders receive prompt
attention. town orders called for at all
hours
Honest dealing. good work, reason
able prices. ny motto.
u. w. MILLER. Cleaner and Dyer,
Phone 95-w Westminster, Md.
Dye-works and residence, east of West
Minister Seminary. Penna. Ave.
oct 25I
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12

land. do hereby order and direct TINT 4
copy Of eaeh Of said Acts proposing aaId
amendments aud additional section 10 the
Constitution Of Maryland, be published n
at least two newspapers In cneh Of tie
counties Of the State aud in three news
papers published In the City of Baltimore.
one OF which newspapers, In the City OF
man language once n week for Mt eaaf
three months next preceding the nexI
General Election, which election will be
held on Tuesday. November 4. 1913 aud
at which election the said above proposed
amendments md additional section 10 tie
Constitution shall be submitted In tie
form and manner prescribed by the Gen
eral Assembly 10 the legal and qualified
voters of tie State. for their adoption or
rejection
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12

seribed by law, and Immediately after said
election, due returns zhall be made TO the
Governor Of the xoIe Tor and against said
pro- osed amendment as directed b. said
Article Ii of the Constitution.
Approved April $. 1D12.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12
Approved Aprn $ iai2
CHAPTER 4p

~ ACT TO amend Section 2 IF Article
II tile Legislative Department Of the
Constitution Of this State I'D q provide
- - aaaea votsrs Of ths NJ siais f. adop
Ton Of rejection.
HEeTiOS i. BE II enaeisd b IL Gen.
sTal Assembly Uf Maryland lIHHHz H[IhH Of
II IHs members Of eaeh o. IHE - houses
eoneurriuKi That the following HesIIeH Be
md he same y hereby proposal - ~
amendment 60 section = q HIII.ls III
zIIIuIIoa Of thia State. and i Adopted b
IHa legal and qualified FeIHHz Thereof as
hsHaIn provided. u shall HuRsTHzds nd
zlaHa IN lhe place aud stead q sszIien =
sc u. Any bin ma originate In
HIIHsF House Of the General Assembly and
1s altered, amended or fsIssIad = Tie
aIhsH. but no bin shall originate u either
House during the last Isa - q ths
HHzzIaus unieaH twUsthIf1H q IL members
elected thereto shall determine - Teaz
mil Il be read on three different azfz q
- HsHzion in each HogHz. HHIszz IHoz
thirds Of the metnheFH elected = - HauHa
Were saeh biil e pending - : de-.
BE rad third time untIi I Hhaii hRYs
nasn actually cngroassi Of printed for .
sc. , And be It further sazefsd b.
he authority aforesaid. Tn - afanez
EeIHK section hereby proposed - 81
amendment 10 the Constitution Of fhia
fuH members Of the General Assembly a
MARYLAND. TO be held in IT, zIHIs. zHb.
mIIIHd T. the legal aud qualified EoIsrs
thereof for their adoption ar rejection IN
uHTHuanen Of the directions contained IN
Article xIf Of the Constitution u this
Sale md az said general HIHzIiau Ihs
mt n the said Proposed amendment
HhzII l. By ballot, aud MN EzaH naIlut
IHafa Hhall BE- printed tie NuHH= .EUT tbs
Constitutional Amendment - against
h Constitutional AmsadmaH.I e TO-
prescribed by law, aud Immediately HfIsf
I'd HIHzzIlan dEs returns HHHII - made II
- Governor Of the vote - I'd HHaluHI
~ PROPOSED amendment - IIHszIsd -
I'D AHfIeie XIV Of tie Constitution
Approved April S. fniz
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12
PROCLAMATION
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution of Maryland.

WHEREAS, at the InnuHry Session Of
The General Assembly Of Maryland. held
N The year Of our Lord one thousand nine
IfuIosing amendments TO Section } Of
AfiIele l: Section % OF Article D. Section
D Of Ariiele 8; Section } Of Article D;
ozefl new Section TO Article }: Of the
Constitution OF this Stale. which aai1 Acts
afe II the following words. to VT.
CHAPTER 4oe.
i ACr TO propose an amendment 10
.A.I=sse of the Constitution Of this State
= adding new Section. 10 Be known ~
III: and TO provide for the submission OF
i amendment 10 the qualified voters OF
- state for adoption or rejection.
H.eTION |. BE Il enacted b. the ten.
If nj The members Of each Of the two
IIoaHes eoneurriDgl, TINT the following
new section be and the same E hereby
Proposed MS an amendment 70 Article B.
lie Legislative Department. Of the
Constitution of this State. the zame to be
Inserted after Section 10 and ID be num-
hened 4oA. and II adopted b. the legally
ID. saId section shall become = Iaft OF
Article Of the Constitution Of aary-
lind.
Ia. The General Assembly shall enact
10 Inv authorizing private property 10 be
taken for public use without IuHf eompen-
HaIIon. TO be agreed upon between the par.
tlez Or awarded by Jury. beIug nTHt paid
compensation, but where such property u
Situated In Baltimore city and i desired
- this State or by the Mayor Hn1 City
Council of Baltimore the General Assem-.
BIZ may provide for tho appointment OF
appraisers by Court Of Record 10 value
zneh property, and that. upon payment Of
the amount OF such valuation % he .sarty
entitled to compensation. e into eouri
aud securing the payment u m further
I'm that may be awarded = InTT. such
property may be taken.
SIC. ;. And be II further sHaeIed b.
tie authority aforesaid. II lie aid
afoHegoinR section, hereby proposed HH af
amendment 10 the CoHHtlI aIIan. shall be
n The next ensuing general ele.IIon. 10 hs
Iald On Tuesday neat after tie TrHI Mon
dHY N the month OF November. IDS. b.
submitted to the legal and qualified voter
thereof. for their adoption Of rejection
N pursuance OF the directions contained In
Article Il of the Constitution n IL State
md 1t the said election The xuIs On said
proposed amendment 10 the Constitution
HhaIl be By ballot. and upon rel ballot
IHsHe shall be written O. printed Ihs
words For the Constitutional Amend.
mHnI aud Against the constitutional
Amendment" a. now provided - la
nd Immediately after aaid aIssIInn dus
returns shall be made 10 Tie u1xsTHaf n
he Fota for and against aid proposed
amendment, as directed by aid Article i
Of The Constitution.
Approved April $. ini2
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12

The Judge-Now. my son, You must
make your ehoice-will you live with
your father or your mother?
The Boy-please, sir, II you can on
ly keep them apart | should like 70
live With boIh.-Life.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12
WILL REPAIR MONUMENTS.
On Gettysburg FleId-Congress APP
prOpriates 1902 for the Purpose.

1t will cost the government 1902
to replace and restore to their origi-
nal condition nine fine monuments on
the battlefield of Gettysburg, which
were damaged with a ehIsel and ham
mer by an unknown Yandal late In
the afternoon of March last, the day
of the Inauguration Of President VIII
son at Washington
The deed Is termed by Assistant
Secretary Henry Breckenridge as "a
perfect piro of WanIon vandalism"
The vandal attacked one monument
after another, with apparently mother
motive than pure righteousness, as
he took none of the broken pieces
away
The appropriation of the amount
named has been recommended by the
house appropriations committee in the
deficiency appropriation bill This is
the only time such vandalism has been
perpetrated on a national battlefield
under the control Of the government
with the single exception of a pre-
vious case at Shiloh battlefield.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12

Now. Therefore. !. Phillips Lee Golds-
borough, Governor q the State of Mary
land, In pnreuane. d Section 1. of Article
IA OF the Constitution d The State OF Mary
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-22
a NOISY AGE.

'.s'aIa isuer, Tho pianist said the
.1.. .He he was iu Boston that Paris
.i. CROWN too noisy and dirty, huge
lHn ".d show place FOR gaping stran-
city SO unlike its former self,
..i thought of making London
Gliding place, for London is now
t Paris was. ", thought of him
"H.u we read letters from any cor
i..p0udeuts, complaining OF the noise
H London, letters published Ia the
journals Of that city
Eut thia Is the age of noise. and
tHs great majority enjoy IT, There
mo- quiet in the forest IN this dis
'Hut pond is q chug-chug boat Bos-
Tom is probably the uoisicst city i'm the
Grid, uoisicr even than Naples. In
what other city would such thunder
aus street cars be- allowed? In what
other city would night garages be
permitted near dwelling houses? In
what other city would night work on
tll streets be allowed to torture the
alck I'm their beds or all those needing
normal sleep? Modern civilization in
eludes noise, smoke and speed. 1t
would be uonexistent without them.
ind the people rub their hands in glee
aud pity our stupid grandparents who
had no comforts and lived dull lives
Philip Hale IN Boston Herald.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-22
Sounds a Warming.

Houghton, Mich, oct. -, 1913.
Editor News:--I am in receipt of q
letter from Supt. l.. l.. Wright stating
that the state Department has receiv-
cd several letters from different coun-
ties in regard to man by the name of
IL. T. Sheriff Of Syracuse \. Y. and
his representations about a set of
books called THE Book of Know
edge"
IT appears that this man claims tu
represent tho department, saying in ole
place that the department had placed
the books on its approved library list
and again that boards must buy the
books because they include required
work i'm agriculture.
School officers and school superiu
tcndents are warned against this man
as he has secured orders ia a number
or places upon tho false representa-
tons he has made.
William Bath.
County Commissioner of Schools.