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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

ests uncared for, and all our duties un-
performed.-J. s.. NH.
There IL always Time
To do the
Win OF God,
II you do the
Will Of God
All the Time.
Relieving Without Seeing.
Terse Comments for May a-"Twelve
Great Verses v. The Faith Verse;
Heb. I'LL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

I vim coeno aasimv fYnhH 1l.S3. 81 N
away and eems aeain unto you (vsrss
shall the days Of tho Son Of Man be-
Matthew AID: 'sWaiting for the coming
Of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ q
Corinthians In: sTime0 % refro0hing
shall come from the presence Of the Lord !;
and He shall send Jesus Christ, which be-
fore was preached unto you: whom the
heavens must receive until the times q
desctuton (Acts 9:19-1D. The angel
hosts attending our Lords ascension tes-
titled to this Same fact saying. why
stand ye gaxing up into heaven? this
same Jesus which 10 taken up from you
into heaven shan no come in like man
ner az ye have laean Him 80 into heaven
lActs IND Through tho Revelafor the
sage. "Behcld. come quickly and my
reward - with mA'' (Revelation 2:lz)-
Many think that when sinners ane con-
OF Christ. ana that 20 He viii continue
coming until all the world = converted.
tnousands OF years hence These evident
forget the testimony OF the Scriptures
Lords second coming the world VIII be
Tar from converted to God. In the last
DAYS per'loos tunes shan come. lof men
shall be iove.s Of pleasure more than
Q.-How should / go about It 70 gef z
true understanong OF the baole! 1Earnest
Answer.-As inquirers No have TWO
metnooe open to us. One = % sex
s sscts o. the church; ana 70 Ike
drom eacn .naf element which We ml .st,
conMoer uutn-an endless task. d1ui-
cu.ty wmcn snoulo meet ~ guy
en6 6e that Il our ,
oent IN any darect'on-and whose are mott
rect selection. ana we might choose the
s i ana REJECT the truth. AGAIN. We
SuOulQ AuOQI TINS as our mSS000 We
snouio lose much because the truth y
HIosIesSlve' .MninS more ana more u1to
It ana Wsik ii tho 20 i Hst wnH Fit tne
various creeds Of the various sects are
c c.x1u ano ssauonary' ana were made 70
centues aso. Ano eacn OF them must
eoch in .oms ,m aonen r Q. srtos .anse
s u,eos tn 1 h o.nes rhss method wooid lead
INTO me-; = lanyrlnIn OF oewnaerment ana con.
our ya;rd. ns 81 Tsn n., metnoo y 70 oavsst
her that rons c.,, anu 20 1919 .s.
RIany 2. goa tnen he mas revea1ed N
nns o.9' ana tnet ~ was sven 70 tns
meen ana aow.y OF neart: ana. a sucn.
ana instrucuon only. we shall by IT.
great author be guided to an understand
, s9e% o. H. H. as u becomes que to be under
neips div1nely provided See Ephesians
- a.A-i0. we are especially favored that
thro,,s,, o ~ tmsse teacnefs come 70 us
. ,nsU ga the printed page % that they
may DC STUDIED ana reviewed.
Q.In Genesis Ss:u We read that THE
Eoro spoke unto Moses face to face. a. q
the twentieth verse of the same chapter
we read the following words OF the Lord
spoken to- Moses: Thou canst not SEQ
my race; Tor there shall no man see me.
two statements? Il d. P)
Answer.-You win note that the account
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

Snobs, Sinners and . Saviour.
The international Sunday School Les.
SON for May IL .The Prodigal
Sou."-Luke 15:11-S2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

The Westminster Presbyterian
church, College avenue ana Huntoon
street; Rev. Ralph Ward, pastor
Morning worship and sermon At IL
o'clock. The theme viii be The
Eternal Word and tho Written Word. -
Evening worship aud sermon at 8
o'clock. Theme. bringing the Ark
to Jerusalem"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

First Swedish Baptist church. West
Fourth and Fillmore streets: Rev. C.
A. Alden. pastor-Morning service at
IL o'clock. First sermon In q series
on tho seventeenth chapter Of John.
Evening service at 1870, at which
Rev. A. O. Laurence Of Chicago will
preach. Dr.. Laurence II field repre-
sentative Of tho Swedish Baptist gen
eral conference Of America and an
able speaker. After the, sermon holy
communion will be celebrated. ordi-
nation Of deacons ana reception of
new membeEA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

Whittier.
= .
They are as sick that surfeft with
too much as they that starve with
Observation-Disclosures
knowledge il the hill which few NAV
hope to climb; Duty is the path that ali
may tread.-Lewis Morris
Character is higher than intellect
Emerson.
Be not deceived: God is no Knocked:
Tor whatsoever a man soweth, that
shall he also reap.-Gal. ST.
II We were never to act on our opin-
ions, because those opinions might be
wrong. We should leave all our inter-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

Lowman Memorial M. e. Church. 10
Morris avenue: VIM. N. Balch, D. D..
pastor. Sermon by the pastor at IL
q. m: The Modern Man and the Old
Bible: p. m. What Do We Owe to
Ourselves?'s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

Oakland Methodist Episcopal church.
Chester and Sardou avenues: A. ii
Peterson, pastor. Preaching by the
pastor at II and o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

Faith is to believe what we do not see
and the reward Of this faith is to ~
what We belfeve.-St. Augustine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

Faith In man follows faith in God.
There are no locks on the doors in the
simplest, most trustful. and most godly
communities. The landlord was sllreWd
VINO ins1sted that noisy infidel should
pay his bill In advance. Men VIII never
learn to trust one another except In the
school of trust in God
After all, what Is faith but accepting
the say-so of God above the say-so OF our
own faculties?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

Christian faith is a grand cathedral
with divinely pictured windows, Stand
ing without, you see no glory, nor can
possibly imagine any: standing within,
every ray OF light reveals a harmony OF
unspeakable splendor.-Bish0p Porteus.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

Third Presbyterian church. Eaa
Fourth and Branner streets: Rev. 3
Irwin Gilmore. pastor-Arbor day I'D
dresses at 10:46 O. m and 3 p. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

- sumass q he mr. country"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

First United Brethren church.
Twelfth and Quincy streets: J. W. Tay-
lor, pastor. Sermon by the Rev. E. e.
McAferty at HOO q. m. Preachinx af
500 by the pastor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

Second Church Of Christ. :. Scientist
Harrison street and Sixth avenue. Ser
vices at II O'Clock; subject. 'sEverlast
ing Parliament" Wednesday eveninl
testimonial meeting at O'Clock. Read
ing room. sixth floor Mills bufldfne
open from O'Clock in the morning un
til O'Clock in the evening. Also Sun
day afternoon. Librarian in chare
week days from 1850 to 8 O'Clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-02

First English Lutheran church
Fifth and Harrison streets; Rev. n
#. TroxeI, d. D., pastor-Mornin
worship. IL O'Clock: subject, ''Troubl
Cures" Evening O'Clock. illustrat
ed sermon. The Heavens Declare tn
Glory OF God" with views Of sofa
system. moon, Mars, Venus, Saturn
etc. An unique sermon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-24

1870 bIepen inoiqIot On pr1i
iif ,soloot % om accom- opot
oeltagt ! Ben tDif.frarife ario!
4 samtibie blep bprs SIN, 8pa'
meter Nbrenot, ION boboe tient !
ben tDife Scr fra 189092 % !
oenne aib ifplge fine Militarpapirer
bopoe opfgrt iie umeget goot" 90
ipecielt uornGrtet Jig UNDER &olera.
tiben ! &omborg, itentplet iom
biemlsS % lettet i &are1lS Glitter!
Ssnnen er ienere blepen 1teutra.
ltieret ! &enbolo til ben al @reb
&ant5au, Or. Subr % @oniorter
iaa baorbt imeoeoe Optanttroftat.
Sen Nfoe0e blep oerimoo til iin
Gso hbanolet JON l1olenoing. Det
er 6orbolo, iom er Iioet imigrenbe
for sen preiiiife COMMUNICATION!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-24
& eaen slIninSeIi6llfb NJ.

IiI sesea aaiaD sIistsb .
tim Ioeu Iilli triDer Mr 81.
itdD Soa,ien, 227 George ADer1ile,,
@aufeem It'll 2agsn ll-
minoeligheo iom fom1ner, let poo
en-, % tager $500 for at ffortrlle
len, bDab batt tror er ! geien. Soar
l1ogen 81 % fe1er ooorIig, tyr d. til
aurifo, Dor ~8usmeoicin, og Set bar
sparet alt Ser bebppeoes. 81 bar
M bapt Rairito Dor Gamilie i "a
Mor. Den bar Dearet en- flor Bel
.iignelie for mig % min GqmiIie."
Suit paa at &alrifo lite er, at .ffna
pad Npotbefer. gpecielle Mgenter,
forifdffer ben fritz fra 2aboratoriet.
&Dis sc life fienber nogen Mgent,
ina lfrtp til 81. 8eter Gnbrne1 &
Sons So. 1875 go. &opne Mslaoe.s,
sSlI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-24

r'oDsr Seen NJ
loaet Rlafate SEE ooporer 5oli
mob Joren mes Ell iiaaoon gpioemi
% antDoer bporoan Gluen beoit fan
norDboeS.
Timber @raDning of en- aiaI-
Der Hortage itgote man poo BEN
rab al fem Snoianere. Den enc
Ngobub bapoe uoen IpiplsDaret en-.
&spoing af bsj @ang, % sfelettet
1fan6teS i iiooenoe Stilling, o.
.blanot anore Ting bon bapoe faaet
1neo iig ! @rapert, bar en- paloig
8ibe al rso 5ten, bpilfet greoS-
ip1tbol eieniDnlig bar Iogt oper ben
begrapeoe &bpoings gfigb. Bl11bet
b1eD giort fun nogle fan SOB fraI
bet Steo, bpor 8enene at 8iere @ar-
ben betienote 9coltt, fqnotes
/ 1904.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-24
Il p | (gslis 6aarfsInser.

Safe genton M2aioris bebanoIeoel
berDeo 40 adr ssetD gorf, Con-.
bon % Horis iiaooon1,e frenrrogenoe
'Nersoners &onr fom Sertuginoen as
Morlboroileb, Mme. WaeIbo, 2aoD
a2ilIiam Churchill Mrs 8. s. 81.
belmont, Msrss 2epi g. abortion,
neo Mrs. Mafon'g aOIb gngIiib
&&air Comic" % Mrs. Mafoar,s oGln
gngliib sbampoo Cream" Disie
to 8%rGparater, iom for en- Sis finn
traoe faaes af benbes perfonIige
alnoer, tilbDoes M 3ublifulm, %
bpis 1ogen bar a~ffaloenoe, tDnM .og
ogotligtrenoe 8aar roen @lans, bill
bet betale Jig for Dem at foo bisie
pioenifabelige Hr9parater / Mpothe-
ter eller lepartements- Butiiffffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-24
3nnra.

&robibitioniiternes BoriNg paa
at faa inofgn / &epubltfanernes
&lntform en- Rlonfe, anbefalenoe at
@robibitionsipgrgsmaalet ofgigres
beb olminoeltg Solfeafitem1ing, leo
Meberla9 Deb &epublifanernes
StatSfonbention forrige l1ge. @on-
bentioten tilftemte bog en- &lanfe,
.onbefalen6e Sc 111lberenoe 2oDe an
gdaenbe @us6rifffe og 6sie 2opes
Soanobapelie, ,og erfIpreoe Zig i
Tappr al 8binoeitemmeret.
De giennem Stnten goaenbe
Sertbaner bar i flere sMnr faanpet
orabeligt for at binore, at Milits-
foIbater u1oerDeig til 2eiriqmlinger
fal transporteres for balp 8ris,
% 6et er ogfod lpffeoes 'MsR &or-
p%orntio1rer at faa en- Metserflnring
! tit s6abgr. Ml1 fon1nler imiolertiD
&rs;gsoepartertentet % tiger, at loo
ban TRANSPORT al MiIitgioloater
nlna tie tl baib Hriss % Serrbo-
i1ert1e moo fgie ig oerefter, omeno
lite goobiIlig. Der bill nemIig bli-
.pe proteiteret pgiao.. mob arigsoe-
porte1te,tets &ienoeIie.
sSfeIge Ct 0Derflee, fom Oh
lingsbureauet 9abn1eton bar 70.
retaget, bui Sotpa iaar mobgite 4O5,.
.ooo,ooo guibeIs Mais. Sen itsrite
Mnisapline SoDog @iitorie bar i
1912 1912 81 ben uogioro1e 4332 yO3I,OOo
ge 1911 bic set Mipe e11 1toIf
&sns4blsaE En%8Ry@
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-24
an1sfpnsht.

Sen. 13=narige MeiIton Grief
Jon | Mfilpal1fee blep %forleoen oper-
flprt al en- tu11g W%eotorpogn % lbs
farlig fbn1tet. 8effenbenet Dor
fnnit, men Der Dor en- Mnligbeo
Tor, at bon fltn6e lebe.
- Gn %orfanagtig Storm far a!1-
rettet ct %gienoomstab al $4,000
Comm Of Eiffanp, r9r @lentpoo6
Gitp, ioet flere itore 2aoebpgninoer
blnSte t,tb.
- timber Ben beftige Eor6en=
form, fom irt0traf forleoen Morgen,
er ben norif=lutberife irfe 4 MliI fra
gf mo11no bleoer ontenot al 9p=
net og neobrenot. Der berifebe og=
ioa paa mango Ste0er. en- boI6iom
Storm, Der .anrettebe *Sfa6e paa
Nplingen.
Gn Me55aitorm, Ser nermeit
Eligneoe ct Sfpbrub, niotrof forrige
#senoag / ga Grosie, % @orromeng-
BEN Dor ida itor, at Der i e1felte 60
Der oanneoes opbe @rpfter, meoens
Der pgfna anrettebes flor Sfaoe poo
Cmegners pofien6e @rgoe. Comet
Hog UNDER Storr1er1 1eb j fire for
itjelltge SnSSe1: % mango Eelefon-
timer goelagbeS.
80 Mano er lepen6e bleDne
fbegrapne paa @eter 211nos Garm
tire Mil gitenfor Brenttce, ioet en-
8renb itDrteoe ioanr1e11. MreI Wi-
fen orbeioeoe | en- Dpboe at 50 SOB,
% 8renoen ferit rafebe fa1nmen,
.og UNDER Goripget poo at l1ogrape
s1get t11otraf ct MT Nas, Der 81
SOB under DberfIa6er begrapeoe
Se11rp 8etoel. Ger por fun tibet
sSnob ON, ct bette iioiR Differs aip
fi1noe reooes.
On 8 Aar somrneI 9gn at
lSobh g. Solution / Men @@iicbmo1tb
osoe forleoen slften meget pIllofeIie
.!af 8brnelarnmele, % 8pe,ts slno~
BEDSIDE en bar itrafs beebnot ct Self
togg MOB TIuen, oer aries iom sen sen
bee elttlige Narfag tic al ginittel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-24

3Stllllnge1 | ollie Eele q s9tote1
ben lite SSuli. 81. Gbappel, ion
beitprer gejr. % aplingsbureollet
tiger, at Maiien ! Soma bar nlori,
let tbebre ub end mar Poo benre I'll
Lat Sorntleretl. son tror, at bbtl
0eiret bliper goot, bill Maoisoblinge1t
bIibe Ben itprite / statens &iitorie
Beter. gbriitionion, omtrert1
I65 Mar gammel % antagelig ~,
renoe bien1me i@ampton, ogbe 2er'
bag Mften ! forrige l1ge poa ct SO.
SpituI ! Des Motneg, efter en- 81.
mes 8io fgr at bore fon1mea tilifn.
De be6 at faloe Of en-. sporpog11.
San bapoe foripgt at bdtige Spar.
pognen meoenS Den bar iga11g, men
Dor faloen bagoper % berpe6 err
bolot 8r1l6 paa @ierneitaIlen. S
en- gnoiGf, iom Manoen fprte meo
|iig, fanbtes nogle anbre Napirer
.ioabel bans iom bans @uitrus Sc.
itanertte. Sen oberIebenoe 9Gqte=
falle bar al beege inbiat .pm Or.
bling, og 6ereS to Sgn1er bar 11pp11.
te iom g%fsefutorer. @ultruens.
Nabn bar Mrs. annie Gbri1tianion.
/ &ton. 8egge Dofumenter bar
bateret / Suli 1909. Set CT enonll
lite lDffeoes at fin6e ben 4af6goe
Man6s Gomilie.
50 @eeno / SEES Moines
bar opfun6et en- lille Moifine, Der
Tan affigle ct @erelie og fDIoe bet-
.te meb Den bebogeligite @apbris,
ielp ON @eiret ct alorig iaa lum-
merbeot: Set lille Mpparat tan
=brnges ! 5orbinoelle mes en- almin.
oelig eleftriif @fte, ioet 9uiten al
oenne treffeS eiennem f,gtis 81
mole % offiples pan famine Gio
fom BEN gieres fugtig og friif, iaa
Den fbleS iot1 Ell S6bris ,elIer 6en
friife 2aftning efter MegnffpI. 2nf.
ten 6liber ogiaa fuloiten0ig renfet
for SteD og al ltrenbeo> peo at pos
iere giennem Ben fugtige @6mofe.
Du oen al 8iften gtbne fuetige Suit.
er tpnoere ems Ben on6en 2uft /
gareliet, bill Sen 1ao Inngere, enc
luo6onne Sitter fan FIRE alminoeIig
2uf, og 6a 9uften birfelig uffig..
les, .og folb 2uft alti6 gnor neo moo
.@ulpet, er set life ~ngbpenoigt at.
fi6oe ! @iftens Gref for at npoe.
Joroelen 6eraf, boilfet er at flor
8etDoning, o. 6enne Eraf alti6 er
mere eller minore farlig. Moifinen
.er iaa btIIig, at Get er .operfon1me-
1igt for enbper at anifnffe ben, %
ben paoitaaes at bape beitouet @rg-
ben Ebeatre, @ontorer og. @iem,
.bpor ben ! Mnsere aio e. blepen
brugt. !. !
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@nu1eIbte or TreberifsberB 6irts
sfiftrret.

6rf. 5tine Sereenien. GbD. BIT
tualiebonoler 2ors &%riitenien. 81.
refter MnberS 4rbolm. @roslerer
gorl 8. Nillelens Suitru ,Dogmor.
&onoelsogent Grnit 8ranbt.. So.
brifout 8ilbelm 8prnbolt3. 8ooi1
Mnoerfen. Gppograf Mfreb 2eger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-24

- 55-S - ~ 80
or 1pert Mle,,1iee fIaao gne
lambs Observation-Disclosures boelie
8oerfrigen for bper soloot bar $ S.
giterriges Arrne ! 1ilfaloe Ell euro
pait arig piloe tote baglig 500
for bper sSoloat. &eri ct lite meo
regnet 8eniion for lemlaitebe Col
1oter 'eller til Solooters @nfer oe
8grn.3 III
$pis man logger &eniton til %
beregner bber Manos Mrbeiostab
ben 9ib, ban er in6rulleret ion
Solont, for life at taIe ON bet itore
Nationultab beb De mnnge Dgbs<
folb enten paa @runb uf SMbom
og Strabaoier eller &11gler, lan bill
1otalirmmen blipe iaa itot, at man
bill forferoes.
Set foiter at Haas. Ser mon
paa bet fra Ben financielle SIDE, er
BET at baobe, at arig me0 Merico
ton unbgaaes.
Gn opiistsbGffenae Sale for ct
effeftipt 2anosforlpor er bIepen
.bol6t. al 2an0sbppoing, ftp. uoen.
%rtgsminiiter Grit 9rolle. Otter
.Detto." gjengiper ri Dele al 6en1e:
Sen Situation Tan in6trG6e og
moo. meb Mgopenoigbe6 under bisie
6orbolb in6trebe, at be frigSfgrer1=
.6e Mogter life go6fienoer Dor Melt-
tralitet, bbor obieftipt retf9rbig
Den ems Tan forefnlbe. Ser fin0es
2obe me6 International @pl-
oigbeo, iom pi fan paaberaabe %,
og bore egne Dofumenter ON Dor
.gfeltrulitet giRl6er intet oberfor
pttole %Snteresier. Gent
Gem Blot en- &rig i Nterlpen. @i
fan al6rtg opitille MeutrolttetSreg<
lei, iom goofien6es al begge &arter.
Mon siperger So Blot ON Di ct for
eller moo sen eller SEN Magt, %
ONT hi So. iparer, at hi er neutrule,
90 bltber Bette lite roget @por pau
Sppr9smaalet, og Ri foar rdieS
me6, at p%ebfommen6e offuperer ben
eller Sc. 9ele al bort Territoril11t,
Tom er ng6benoige for bans Spe=
rationer.
\ Set CT lite paa p9roilple Dofu=
merter og N%apirmasier, men paa
og @unoner, ri / GarenS
Stuno r1oa itole. 9isIe gtper @e=
ipeft, Sc fgrite / beofte 6alo Meo-
Iioenbeb.
Ser tales iom ON ingen Mogt /
Rjebliftet trner %; men ct Mnfalo
%forbereoes 10. ieopanltgpis lite meo
braifenoe Eruiler, JON letter Moo-
/ 5tano til at rl,ite Jig for at
afpprge. 5aren. Gen &~rigsfare,
Joni itooig bg11ger ODER os, ligger !
en- mngtig 2aboitats Ngopenoigbe6
for ct uopifle Jig, lite / 6ienolfab
moo bort 2ano og Soft. 81 moo ie
ben Sore / pinene og %forbereoe os
paa me6 araft at afperge BEN.
) 81 pnifer intet bellere ems at lebe
/ 6reb. meb ollie og fife mino1t meo
Dor Nabo / 81t, og Set CT min Gor-
bisning, at set rrsitife Solf enifer
iamme CODE 6orbol0 til os, men
oper btsie Dnifer itaar Stots=
int%ereslerne, iom ltbanberlig itrpger
80 ~i W aL-.t ~ - zse
en Streg ODER ale fromme Rnifer.
8ortiet fra alt bette ligger Ser oes-
ltoen en- itaoig Sore for % / sen
iom raa6er / europa.
bar iet, bporle6eS blot BEN iba-
gefte @nift btl6e bape DGret tilitrpf-
felig TIL at t9nbe BEN tore @er0ens=
brau6, og en- iaa6an @niit ligger
ben Sag / Dag og slgoer UNDER
aifen for 11oar Iom BELT at funne
flamtne op. Sg naar ben 5tunb
fommer, mao ri bore bere6t paa
at funne f%oripare bore @ranier."
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Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-07
Eighl Arrests for
 Bomb Outrages
MHMsERs or AN EAST SIDE
 GANG, NEW YORK
HELD IN slo,ooo BAH
Police Say Seven Of the Men Have confsssed-Havs Been Doing Lu- erative Rurnlary and HoIdup Eusi- ness, It Is Claimed.

New York, Dec. 6.-Eight men. al- Ieged by the police to be members of a gang responsible for many East oiue tomb o0lIages. were arraigned in the Harlem court today In addition to their alleged connection with the bomb explosions, the police claim that the gang has been doing lucratfce burglary and holdup business on a whoiesale scale.
 Six of the men were charged with suspicion of extortion, and two of the malso were arraigned on the ad- d1tionaI charge of carrying. weapons while two. others were arraigned on suspicion of having committed burg .aIs they were all held by Magis- trate Herbert in $10.000 bail each for examination Wednesday,.
 The police say that seven of the men have confessed. The eighth man is suspected of having hired five of tho o1ners to place a bomb in from oi grocery store.
 The detectives claim that they have Hobtalned an admission that in the past seven months the gang has committed over 100 burglaries and many holdups on tse East Side, oDtaining between S16, GOO and $25.0O0. The police have already i, recovered about $5, 1000. Pro- prietors of small shoe repairing shops and grocery stores were the particu- lar prey of the gang, according to the police.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-07
FOUR PERISH IN FIRE
 STARTED BY BOMB.
Central Section of ArdsIey-on- Putnam.
 N. Ys Destroyed.

New York. Dec. 6.-Fire. believed to have started from a bomb explosion, caused the deaths of family of four persons and destroyed the central sec ton of the village of Ards1ey- Put nam early today. The loss is esti- mated at $150,00O.
 The dead are William Johnson, aged 3S, employed by the telephone company; his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson. 32, and their two children William, aged s, and Margaret, one year old. Michael IrelIo, for whom the bomb is believed to have been intaE4s ed is missing.
 Johnson, who discovered the fire lost hi fife in a futile effort to rescue his family. He yas awakened by the explosion and rushed to the street to find that his own home was burn ing. He ran back into the house The entire building. frame structure, was then mass of flames and the collapse of the roof, soon afterward, ended the four victims chance of escaping. Their charred bodies wete found in the ruins
 The explosion occurred either in or near the apartment of Irello, a barber on the first floor of one of the houses The police are working on the theory that a bomb was placed there by some revenge It is not known whether rello was in the house at the time
 The fire destroyed the postoffice, po- lice station and six dwelling houses In the police station all the records were lost and all the mall in the post office was destroyed. A score of fam flies were driven out of their homes in their night clothing and lost every thing they possessed.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-07
FRleATE CONSTELLATION
 NEARLY DRIVEN ASHORE.
Broke Away From Tug of Thinbie
 Light Shoals.


 Norfo1k, Va Dee. 6.-With tow an- chors gone, but otherwise apparently undamaged the historic old frigate Constellation, which came near being driven ashore off Ocean View by yes terday's severe northeast gale was towea to the Norfolk navy yeard to- day by naval tugs. There were twenty men on board.
 The frigate broke away from the navy tug Ontario. towing her from Washington to Newport, R. l., early yesterday while off Thimble Shoals light. The wind was blowing fifty miles an hour and the seas were high The tow line, parted by the force of gale, became entangled in the Ontario's propeIlor and the tug was forced to call for assistance. The Constellation also fouled the line.
 The Cape Charles lightship. which broke away from her moorings last night in the storm, anchored within half mile of Virginia Beach early today and was later taken in tow by the lighthouse tender Orchid.
 A man was cast on the beach near Lynnhaven today from a scow that broke away from the tug Tormentor yesterday. He was injured. The man had spent thirty hours on the scow, which drifted helplessly over lower Chesapeake Bay in a seventy mile wind.
 An unidentified schooner is reported ashore on the North Carolina coast.