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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-07
BUY LAND
BUY LAND

BUY LAND
10 acres of fine shot clay land,
from Kapowsin, where there are
good schools, churches and general
stores. Also saw and single mill.
SO far we have secured work at the
mills for all who have purchased
l0-acre tracts and We can do the
same for you. You can work in
Kapowson and live on your 1O-acre
tract at the same time for $40, per
month. This Is cheaper than rent.
Several families now located. More
locating this week. There are only
10 of these tracts left. Get busy.
See owners at 521 Cali
fornia Bldg. Phone Main
545.
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STORAGE

COMMERCIAL-FID TRUCK
Cos large warehouses; fire
proof. Largest storage concern In
the N w. Rooms under lock for
II. III. goods. Expert furniture
packers. OFFICE Cor. 18th and Pa
cific. Main zoe.
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FLOOR POLISHING

AMERICAN GARBAGE CO. - Re-
moving garbage and refuse of all
Kinds. ZIG Puy. av. M 742. res. 1888
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SITUATIONS = MALE

YOUNG man of 20, with good han
its wishes position with chance
or advancement. Phone Madison
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CITY TRANSFER q STORAGE CO
Main 4s1. sol Tao. av. Storage
packing and moving.
PACKING and storage. VIM. Fitz-
Henry. 100 So. 18th ct,
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COLORED chauffeur wishes fob
driving auto. Address Fred Mar
tin, 511 So. 18th.
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GROCERY clerk, years expert
or out of city. Madison sO5-Y.
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WHEN MONEY Is NEEDED
You can get 1t promptly from us In
sums of from IS to 800 on furnit-
ure, pianos, etc, or on salaries
Lowest rates and rebates given il
paid before due
COAST FINANCE COMPANY
210 Bankers Trust Bldg,
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FOR RENT--One broom house and
one Broom house. Will take pay
in work. Ed Donahue. Main 202s.
FOR quick delivery call Robson's
AIIfn Exnrnaa Mall,
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WASHINGTON TRUCK CO.. trucks.
vans. express wagons; work guar
anteed. Main zs7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-07

FOR SALE--New iron gates for
fruit and candy stand. Madison
1000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-07

4-ROOM house, furnished, on Span
away line. Get off at cath and
call at 630S Park ay.
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FOR SALE-3200-lb. team, with
harness; guaranteed true to work.
Main 31S9 in evenings.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20

ratiirlihen 5oSes aeitor6en mar, ipos
rduf iofort bic gerIonen. pel6e fir
bic 0erbrtitun1 BEG aIbsrnen Geriia.
tee Deidntportlih tparen. per6ditst
unS untsr 9lntIage aeiteQt purben.
0aaSmpfspardtnG Gsuti9 9s
ldHp.
Die mehrtGaiusn 9erhanblunaen in
Nuntfurt a. 80. aelen bic 9lerst. Or.
Gp66r unb Or. 9a6em. Die iih benz
Smpfapang niocrIebt baden. bat nit
Der 8erlrth,iIuna Der geioen aeens
bet. Or. Spo6r puroe III apeitau.
itno Utdrf Celebrate perurtbeilt, 0r.
Baden an bunoertfiini,ia. Die beis
ben 2crste hatten es unterlahen, 20.
denfdae aus ibrer prdris sur 6shoroz
lidl porasihriebsuen qlnssiae lu brin-
aen. Sds @eri6t fab bdrin Die Grz
m0alihund ipeitsrcr glusbreitund Der
aefiirnteten Srdnihsit, ter5eiasiiibrt
ourh bos oorIdriiiSnioriu: 8erhdIs
ten Der asrste. uno rerurtbeiIte bic
6eiOsn 9ln1etldgten.
@pltstas Der alpenIdhb B i
f6en 0eutiden.
atagenfurt 19. Mai. - Dic
in oeutidl alpenlanbiiden areiisn
usrldutet, piro in Der nGdliten 9eit
tier Elm orober b,utit6 alpsnlGHois
iher 9pItstad iiattftnoen, aiif p,l=
dem bic Hruss zines engeren 3uIums
msnIdluiiss Der oeutiffreibeiiIi1tn
Oraanildtionen unb glblsorbneien
naed ben Sntentionen Der oeutihp5.s
tiidsn @srsiniuuns tr0rtert ipsrosn
iSa.
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Jn(anOge(egrap6
9 antrdu 3.

Gpotane, WaIb., 10. Wai.
9rsi BANNER tamen am Oisnita5
Wlitt1g IN oie Staatsbont eea
SpaHl.s. als Der &diiirer S.gB. Rerp=
ton iit alIeiH in Dem YantIOtal be-
fano. sic iperrteH ben &aiIirer III
oas 6ep0ibe Elm, itablen uugefd5r
$4,000, petlieBen bic gant bur9 cine
9intertbiir, miet6eteU ein Iutomobil
un0 enttdmen. SpGter rpuroe ere
gsrfolgungsmanHidaft esbiloet une
s5 gelang, Die Rduber in Dem Wa.o
bel UaDsrIp, Waib,, 81 um3iHgslH.
Reider &iuosrisgsn.
Gbitago, 81, 10. Wtai. - Bel
Ser glufnabme oes Sdulz3sRIus in
6ieiiger Staot purOen in einem 9lod
nitt peniger dls 1900 4inoer ges
3dblt. W2an bGlt bies fir ben 9rei5
.gabp 9lod" in Chicago, tpenn ni6t
in Der Welt.
Ger glod lit pom 0ipiiion, glads
fapt, 6Olt uno 0ioiiiOn Strabe be-
gren3t rnb flit ausi6lisbIi4 BON poz
len teoGltert. Gouis Clint bat nit II
SiHpern bic 5ablrsihite GamiIie.
SelbHmoro mad Gmpfang
BON g aabeneriuB.
Rem gort. 10. Wai. - g6nrs
les alinaer Don 9arnerpiGs. 81. g.,
uabm ii6 aeitern in Gqspprtb oas
e6sn, nadocm er $4,000 fir ben Der
luit ieinss Iintsn geinss, Oas ihm i'm
0icnfte fir bic 0ouelas Contracting
gompunn 3srmalmt tpproen mar, aus
tesablt erbalten hutte. gr sab oas
Gelo ieinsr Frdu unb beginG hisrauf
Ss!bitmOro. od er dls Sriippel ni6t
mebr am 2eben blet6en ipoGtr.
9ie StelIunobes General
anpaItes M { Rebnolbs
eri d iittert.
80 Z Tbinnton, 19. Wni. = Ges
neyalanpalt WcRspuplOs gtngreifen
in ben Rem !0nDen StanbaI mag
ibm leift iein gmt tpIten
Gr bat ulleroinds poriae 0ohe err
tlGrt Iih benz gDiuen bes Seruts
uno Der 0anoels NommiiIion fiiaen
su nollen. unb tiinftiQhin ieine Gins
miihunu au unterlaiien. man min
aber lpiiien. oaB er beimlidl ale 9ebel
in geneauno ieBt, lin Die Rdber Der
llntsriuhuHQ gum Siiqitanb au brinz
geii.
Ser Gsusralnnipolt oab am lebter
MUntdo benz GBrGiibsnten cine OurIez
auuu ieiner Setts in Der &ontroperie
nit 9uuuerneur Rolf uno Der 6an.
oeIs Sommiiiipn. 9lm fSreitag
iutte er Iih ppr benz Sabinrtt au
re9tfertiaen. SppobI Der grGiibent,
mic Der Subinettsrat6 horten i'm nit
siiiaer Sdte an. RohtrGaIih ioq CT
Bel bsn einsclntn Mitsliebern bes &os
binetts auf ben Strau9 asflOpft baz
ben. OBJ er niht lieber feline Des
milton gebsn ipIIte. Wie psrlautsi,
erbislt er teine pirette 4ntfport, aber
man rietb ibm. bic Traee psridiebeusn
Diibrsru jim Ssnat rDrsulspsH.
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gtu9 Shpsosn ipiro nit elmer Grtras
Webrifsusr bssliidt tperben.
SnternationdIs 9ruppen
in Suru33o 9elanoet.

in 0uru33o gelanoet.
Oura33p, 2ll6anism 19. Wai
Cine eenliidte 2tbtbeilung WlariRes
truppen pon Der i'm Safsn Iiegeuber
internatiOnaleH 5lotte Durbe or
0i.nitas gum S6ubs Oes 5iiritsn nil
fslm Don 2llbanien selanoet. Der an
q. Jebruar ben dI6aniihen 2brOr
i6eruOmmen bdtts.
Die Gtslung beg Iiiritsn mai
bird Die 3unabms Der 5einof61fi
5pii6en gHaao paida, benz friibsren
iiiriif6sH Gommanosur BON Stutari,.
unS ben aHpsren Nlitglieoern oes 9as
binets gsfdbrhet pUrben. Ghdao pa
ida purbe ipdbreno bss Sages psrs
bdiiet unb nit isiner saHSsu Gamilis
on 9oro eines Diterreihii6sn ariegs'
ifffes gebrabt.
Sn pielsn sbeiIen bss 2onoss ipsis
sert iit nod De gsp0lieruug, bss
r:1e dlbaniids s1iirit, ihum ouausrs
isnnsn, bas nad geeHbisung oea Bal
{ ntrisgss bon ben Grobmdttsl'
trsirt fplroe.
9ubapsft, 10. W2ai. = 9rai
2eopolb BON 9er9tolb, Der oIterrel'
6iIdsunsarii6e WiniTler bss 9lsubt'
ran, Iagte nm 9ienftas in elmer Reoc
Ator Der SIterrsidiidsn Delegation, Dag
pGbreno Der lebten puar Gage Der
aniaaonismls 5fpiifen ben gtnhdns
germ Gfap paIhas unb Isinsr Gegnst
in 10 i6arfsr Weiie sum ausorud Ge'
tOmmsn i,i, DaB Iie in Der Rdfe nOn
Ourdsso 6efpaiinete ganosu ge6ilott
bGtisn. I'm oen 5iirissn DilHelm bon
9tltanien ,tao isinen SOf beid,iibsn ,li
!Snnen, bdtten bic &ommaubeure Der
Giterrsi6iI6en unb italisniiAen
ariegsififie psrsirbart, SrlIppen 5i
lanoen; iorpsit bdttsn nber Die Car.
tungstrippsn tsinen aitiDeH antbeil
On Sen GreisniiIen genOmmsn. 6raf
gsr6tbolD fiigts bir5u, bab GRAB pa
iha iih jest ouf eiRem Oltsrrsi9iideR
ariessfd)tff tsfinOs.
gDteH, 10. Wai. @i; aug 9spss
idsu Der rRsue Grsie preiis" BON
0uros3o btrporgsbt, III bic Gage bpst'
islbit cine isbr ernits unS bas aebeR
fss 5iiriisn gpiIb.lm mar cine Set
lons in Gefr br.
gDie bic 9speIhsn melben. bate Gif
iaab paid1 am Wiontas cine gluoieuJ
.ei bem sSiiri.en Wil&lm, BEN sr itiue
Refandtion als @Oup.rnsur Der Stlot
eilhGnoisi.. Gfiaab bate 300 2lnbdn.
ger in ieinsr Wobnuns periummsi
uno 5000 Mann ipartttsn in 9uro;jc
auf bds Signal Su sinem gluffant.
Die Repolts bsgann am DienItug,
na6osm GEaab paifa isltIt ben ers
iten Sdub ssgen Oas S6IoB abes'
isuert.
Der Jiirit iignoIiiirte bann an bic
&rmmanosure Der italieniiden uno
Dit.rr.id,iidsn arisssidiff,, bic 5rurs
ptn lanbst,n iinb WdifinenrsfdSihe
Dor bds Saus gifadb paI9as bra9ls.
Ser Gsbtr. Iuhte bonn I'm gts
laubrib naf. I'D, an gorb zines iias
l.snifden arisesi6iffes bsssbsn gu
biirfsn. Dies ipurbs ibm absr nt.Dt
qeftattet. Gr tpurSe bsrbr'isi nnb ole
Gefana.nsr bss Siiritsn Milbelm all
9orb bss Sftsrrei6iidsn ari.gsi6iffes
sSsisstpar' ssbrudt.
etnswM Ssri9tsn Ssmab batis i&uH
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QSettcrberibt.>

Sir Obio nnb bas peitlidR
penniplDanien: Sf0nss Detter Gal
Mitinc6 uno lpabtidsinli9 amDon>
nsritaa. @erdnOsrlids. msiit iiibIiGe
big iiibpeitlide Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20
@rOBer Gieg bsr &oHitt'
tutionaliiten.

" ~ " > y ~
glpaiO, 3sr., 10. Wai. eau:
elmer 0epeIhe Don STborU ISABELLA,
bem itelpertretenOsn Wiiniiter bes
Qleuberen i'm aabinst Garrdnads, bal
9ensraI Jrnnristo 9ila bel Pareoon
in Der 0dbs DON SaltillO, 5000 Hss
sierunestruppsn sine i9pere gtieDsrs
lage beigebrd6t.
Jn Der 9epeide beibt es, bab be
Regierungstruppsn srobe Yerluite al
5ooten unb 8ertuunoeteH erlitteH uHo
5ipsi ibrer GeHerdle gstOStet tpDroca
isisH. @ila iOll auBeroem 800Uidnn
sefangen eenommen ba6en, uno mebs
rere Mui6insnssihiibe, iotpie 100000
patrpnen uHD uuoere &riegsserdtbe
er6eutst babeH.
Die geDOlteruHg BON Uera
Gru3 pesen Der &ns
tunft urruttus NOD
in Qufregung.
0era GRUB 19. Wlai. Or.
qursliano llrrutia, Der friibere WliRis
tier oss Snnersn Suertas, pisoer6clte
am Sisnitag, bGb er Die Sauptitaot
perldfIeu babe, neil sr befiirhtets, ers
morost gu psroeH, unb neil sr gl1u6te,
bag binnen &ur3sm Elm glufitaHO III
Der SaupiItaOt ausbrshsn piiroe.
Sd babe bic Sduptitubt perlaiisn,"
iagte er, ,ipsiI i4 BON elmer 9eridiDos
rung unter ben intimsn politiIden
5reunoen Susrtas erfo6ren babe, mi9
su t0bteu, neil i6 ange6li6 gu piet
lpiiis, uno aud neil Elm aasemeiner
Quiftano i'm @ults unb Der 9lrmse
portersitet pirb.
sd piirOe uidt ii6srraidt iein.
ipenn in oisItr Stunoe bic Radritt
pDn sinem 9lufitano gegen Suerto eins
trdfe, oenn ods Bolt uno bic Qrmee
iinb Der @endltbsrri6aft miios uno
bsgierig, 6usrtd los5uiperoen. Sb
pOlte nidt in Der Staot i.iu, psHH
iih bieies ereignst.
General 5uniton 1T BON prominer.
ten Msritansrn eriuht porben. llrrue
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. er Gr3bii4pf BON Wle
rtfo aus Der Suupt.
fta0t bertrieben.

Ra9ri6ten aus Der SauptitdOt be-
itdti9en bns @erii6t, bdB Der @r3s
biI9of More b oel Rio BON Merit0
BON 9uertu aus Der 6auptitabt bers
tiebsn porben 1T. g8ie .s beiBt, batz
te Der @r5bii9of lin eine unterrebung
nit Suerta no4gefu9t, bic i6m 3uerit
pertpeigsrt, Ipdter o6er benilligt nurs
De, na6bem er bate bur9bliden luIs
len, Oab sr lleberbrinssr elmer G,pts
ifaft Don Osm Papits lei. Die 8ot@
ifaft mar aber ni9ts anoeres, uls cine
9lnOeutung, bab 6uerta reiigniren
fpae. Der SBrdiibent i6ien biefsn
Rat6 glei9giiltig auf3une6men unb cr
sa6 feline Qntport. 2tm nG6ften Gage
fam uber elm gote bon Suertd 5u bem
@r3bii6of NIT Der Warnung, bab es
fir {sine 9eTunbbeit ON beItsn Ie;n
ipiiroe, tpenn er io6alo Die m6glia
bas Ganb psrlaiis
Ddfbington 9. g., 10. Mai.
Qomiral Badger bat an bas Wtarincs
9spdrtement telegrdp6irt, Dap bic me-
ritdnii9en Regierungstruppen, bic BON
2ampico mad panuncp, 80 WleIlen
SnlanO geflii6tet naren, OieIe StaOt.
in Der ii6 pidtige Selqusllen befinbsn,
am Wontag serdumt bdttsn. 8i:
ytegisrungstruppen ioqen 1000 Bis
1000 Mann tart iein.
Gin Stsg Der &Onitttu :
tionuliiten Bel g. an
Quis Potofi.
Suare8, WSertto. 19. Wlai. Dc
SOHItitutionaltIten unter bem 9enerc!
2uberto Garrsra 5orres ba6sn cine
Stellung bi4t BEL Der Stabt San
Guis potoIi srobert unb Der Regiss
runssgarniIon cine fdpsre Risoerlugc
bersitst. Cine bdbinlauten0e Sepes
Id. traf pdbrsRo oes Sages i'm eSuz
formatioHsbureau Der aonititutionaz
Iiitsn Don bsm prioatieretGr beg @ez
nsrals garraH5a, Gipinoia MiHerIos,
eiH.
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pie Sage lit 2IsaiIio.
@sneraI 8illa srrinst einen
Sies iiber Die Nesierungs-
truppen in Der Nage uplt-
Saltillo.

Die g(npeieubeit 6es 9r. ltrriitia IN
gera Gru5
geruria6t oeu amerifaniihen gebor.
ben srobe Gorge.
Die 5ein6e bcs gr.Winiiters berGan.
gen, baB er i'm 2anoe blei6en ioae,
@is er inter einer neiien HegieruHg
ipegen pielcr @erbreden prO5ei.
iirt werOen fonne.
--.2~
Gr miro o6er ipabrideinlid nit Der
.ypiranga" nah europa reifn.
Gin 9luiitauo in Der SanptitaOt
@erifo itiinolid ertuartet.
Ger Gr3biidof bon Wierifo mar bon
Suerta rertrieben poroen.
CberIt Saggart bat feline ssIeroe
3uriiderbalten
sEs
Die Der Sol6at Earfs ins merifa'
nii6e Eager gebraflt lGtta.
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Wus!anO.S elegrapD
Grnfe @reisniGe
epielen iia sur 3sit in alba
nicn ab.
@eferrei6if6e nno itafieni-
(6e 2aarinetrappen
Bum sbuee Ses 5iiriten aSilbeIm
selannet.
llnS GIia6 Gaifa, Der ole Sntriguen
geipOnnsn babsn ioll,
9sfinbst iid aIs @sfansener auf einsm
0iterreidii6sn &riegsffiff.
9as S6idial Der oeuti6en OelmoHos
polDorluss ipiebsr in 3peifsl.
Wenn Der Reitstag iid pertast, obns
bic gorlass dngenOmmsn gu
baben.
--~ss~-
Mub fis pisber nsu einberiftet uno
neu ollrh6eratben iperoen.
Cine RituaImorbgeidiAte idnell abs
setban.
glu6 Shipebsn tpiro nit elmer Grtras
Webritsusr bssliidt tuerben.
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De &a(b, SIS, 10. Mai 9ie
8o6rif BON glderbaunerdt6en BON So
cob Saiih in &c &alb iii ourb
5euer aeritort moroen. Der 9erIiiit,
oem gar feline geriideruns segeu.
iberitebt beIaait ita aai 100000,
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Ritualmors @erii d t
fdnsll dbdetbon.

Sin @eriuh. in 3empslburs i'm
areiie nlatow. WsIipreiber. ruiebcr
sinmal bds MGrden bonn Riiuulmoro
au nsusm 2tben ,u srpeten, bnt ben
prsuBii6en 9eb0rben @slesenb,it ges
aebeH. su tetpeiisn. bab iis nit berurs
tiacn umtrirben ihnca fertid stperbcn
tSnnsn. 9lntiIsmittfGe 6eBer be-
fcupisten. bas Elm Gnnbe nnmens
gmil Gptber einem RitualmOrb sum
Spi.r aefallen iei. Der Staatsans
malt lisB iOfort bic aside erhumieren
unb BON SadrsritdnOiseu unteriu'
den.
Gisis fanSsn. Sab Der aunas einea
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
Drawings by $. J Woolf

practical Joker Big Tim Nolan was a
joke. A. a practical politician, though.
his equal was hard to find IN the cotcrlc
of district captains that held the local
machine together. Ills waterfront wards
could always bc relied upon to vote carly,
often. and right ON election day.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

GZdMtA machine together IIii waterfront wards
~$UJA could always bc relied upon to vote carly
.G2G-I%sO often. and right ON election day.
II was not Tins fault that hi5 name
should be rcckouc1 with the urh makers. Bui Tor all
that Tim was accredited with of thc best political
Jokes Of the year. the joke Of putting one over ON
the Gentleman from Georgia as the new luc '"mini'
.ioncr was called.
II AL happened that year the machine had ITS bitter
experience with reform The Mayor, "A machine candi-
date. turned harshly upon his political sponsors, de-
yclopcd unexpected and alarming symptoms ol nde.
pcndcncc and appointed rciormcr as CIVILIAN mead q"
tine fire department; while tine boss and ms captains
stood dguratycy by, with mouths asapo and upru7cI
hans.
The new Fire Commissioner, a Souihcrncr con
traec,l "a violent dislike 90 machine made men and their
methods Big Tim was denied even the privilege d"
calling at fire headquarters His request, for transfers
or details were not answered Naturally Tim was sore
They tell me. Tim. you're about as welcome as
smallpox up fire headquarters under the new regime
said Charlie Clark. ship news reporter, one day.
He might as well have stepped on Tins pet corn.
flush mounted to the leaders temples and he scpwcd
"Ycs. lust about as welcome, growlcl Tim. sd like
10 put a crmp in that hghbrow from Georgia. why,
hc gave me the headquarters gate for nothing at all.
What DO YOU think Of that for nerve; u get pack a
him somehow, the big cheese
Clark had ,hc inspiration habit at times. One Int
him lust as Big Tim finished talking I've got IT,
Tim" he exclaimed Here's the skcch,-Gcnt from
Gcorgia-hatcs niggcrs give him one in ms old de-
partmcnt. They never had a colorcd fireman Get the
civil service crowd 10 put II over. You have drag
with them They'll hold q special examination for
Grcucn-a Niger will head the list Mayors strong for
rae. equality and all that He'll force the Fire Com
missioner to appoint the smoke II will break the Com
missioner, heart but he'll DO H. Oh its AL dead easy,
and vou'n pull the Joke of the year Gro to it, Tim.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-12
TRYING S2O,OOO DAMAGE SUIT
Mrs Charlotte L. Trail of Poquonoc Sues M D. Stiles of Mt Vernon For Automobile Injures-Town of Waterford Settles $3,O00 Case For $1 $1O0o-Receiver Appointed For Oil Engine Company

Wednesday afternoon in New Lon don the trial of the case of Charlotte L. Trail. wife of William H. Trail of Poquonoc against Mark D. Stiles of Mount Vernon for $20,000 damages, for personal injuries received as the result of being struck by an automo- bile owned by the defendant, Aug. IS, 1910 was started before a jury. In her complaint the plaintiff alleges carelessness and negligence.
 The plaintiff alleges that she was standing at the intersection of two roads, near the Poquonoc church, on the morning in question at 10 o'clock waiting for a trolley car, when the automobile owned by the defendant and driven by his chauffeur, Edward Smith. came along from the direction of Eastern Point and struck her. She was hurled violently to the road and received serious and permanent in juries. including scalp wound, con- tusion over the left temple, confusion of the back over the left kidney and numerous other contuSions, bruises and decorations, as the result of which she was unconscious for two weeks ana from which she is still suffering and will continue to suffer.
 The defendant in his answer denies that the automobile was being driven at a great rate of speed and claims that the place was a dangerous one to stand at. Also that a daughter of the defendant, Amelia w. Stiles, was riding on the seat with the chauf- feur and that she caught hold of the steering wheel causing the car to swerve and strike Mrs. Trail.
 The first witness called was Civil Engineer George K Crandall who ex- plained a plan of the location. Pic lures of the place were also shown and were used in connection with the testimony of several witnesses.
 Waterford Case Settled.
 The case of Emma Edwards of Wa terford against the town of Water ford action to recover $3,000 for in juries as the result of a fall because out of court Wednesday. The case was to have been tried in the afternoon before Judge Reed but when court came in counsel announced that a. set clement had been reached. The plain tiff receives S1.000 by the settlement.
 The plaintiff alleged in the suit that on the evening of Christmas day, 1908, she was walking along the Lyme turn- pike just beyond Willetts avenue, when she fall off an offset wall beside the highway. down a precipitous em- banl1ment and received a fracture of the right leg. near the hip, as the result of which she was permanently crippled. She alleged that the acci- dent was due to the absence of a fence or railing along the wall and alleged negligence on the part of the defendant town.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-12
DID s1.ooo DAMAGE
 AT ST. PATRICk'S CHURCH.
Will Cost That to Repair Havoc of
 Gale on Sunday, March 1st.

Nlasons have completed building up the chimney on St. Patricks church, blown down during the gale of Sun day, March 1st. The damage done was most peculiar. The outside chimney stands at the corner of the ell on the north side. and this ell is separated by a jog of fully 12 feet from the main portion of the edifice. Such was the force of the gale that the big chimney was blown cleanly off at the roof, damaging the room beneath, which is the choir boys vestry, the big cap stones flying across the 12-foot space and into a long stained glass window at the end of the gallery. This win dow was wrecked and the stones fell in such way as to demolish two of the oak pews in the church auditory. on the gospel side. It is expected that the repairs will cost at least S1 900.
 The same big blow wrecked one of the heavy ornamental lamppoSts at the entrance to the church grounds. How
 ever, the rector of St. Patrick's. Rev. J. H. Broderick, is taking the loss philosophically, thankful that no one was injured and that services were not in progress at the time. Sexton Com erford was just entering the church by one of the front doors to ring the ange- Jus when the accident happened.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-12
ATTENTION SIDEWALKS
Office of the Street Commissioners.


 The ordInauLvS Ino N1tJ O. @~Or- FlSu pTUVGue s.zL lne owner Or owners. occupant SccupdnIss PrlVSte cor GoIaLISnS, or any perSSn having care or anJ oUIIuIug or IoL or land, porosrlnk Ou any street, square, or poA1lc Pisscs within the C1IY, wnere there Is a side MA.h graded. SraQe0 ana p6veds shall cause to De removed Lner eLrom any anu all snow, s4eeL anu ice h4I4iA0 three hours alter the same SAlAA nave IaAen, been depo5iIed or 1oAnQ, or within three hours after sunL lsS when me same snail nave IalIen ln Lns nISnE season; also, that WaeneSer the Sa1s- wax, any Dart thereof. aO9oAAinAs any DuIIdlus or 40I oL IAnd, or sxly street, square, or puOilG pAacS, SnsAAi Os covered WlIn Ice, IL snaI1 pe LAS 4ASy occupants, private corporatIon, or any person nASInS the care or SucA D1lI0- ing or lot 10 cause sucR sue eWAlA "a be made sale ana cOuN SntSII Dy Es- moving the lee tnere1rom, or covering the same with sano or soaae etRek su4L-
 The failure to do so fer two hours durIug the daytime exposes the party in default to the psna1ty provided Dy the ordinances
 The ordinances also provide that In case of any vioiaLlon or any or tha foregoing provisions, or refusal or neglect to comply with them, the party violating them or not complying wiLa tor every four hours or neglect, after notice from policeman or the g->y.
 The ordinances also make IL the duty of the Street Commissioner to couscr going provisions, and If tAey are naE paid to him on demand. tt report ths case to the City Attorney, who shall prosecute the party offending.
 ERROLL C. LILLIBRIDGE,
 SSn5d Street Commissiensr,