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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21

LONDON. September 90 (9:5J p. Nj
--Onc OF the nerce5t battles Of all
times. which has been raging across
Northern Franco for a week pnst. with
frSt slight advantage on one side, and
then on the other, remains undecided.
ihc two great armies which have
been lighting for Il month, with fc,y
II amy intcrmissions, have dug them
selves into intrcnchments on rivers
ana inountain ranges on n front reach
inG from the Oiso to tho Mouse. ana
thence southeastward along the Fran
co-,;crman frontier
Artillery ducls such as never before
have been seen are being carried on
with tho hope of compelling the cy.,.u
alton OF the strongly held positions.
Win occasional successes 20 the on
posing sides. while the infantry i'm tho
face OF CALLING fire. have CHARGED
right No to the guns only To mako
theW opponents sivo way slightly. on
10 pc lcpulsed with great losses
Fighting mas been fcrccst on the nj
lies left which lies on the right bank
o! the River Disc, in the vicinity OF
kheinis the famous cathedral Of which
mas been set afire by German shclla.
and between that town and the AR
Sonnc ridSe. il has been give ana take
all the time
French official reports again claim
slight progress on tho French left. and
that tho allies again have repulsch
strong frontal attacks between Craonne
and Ehcims
MAr'rEItS ABOUT E0tAL
AROUND CITY GT RIIEI,,S
Around Rheims itself, n"ttcrs have
been about cquaiizcd as the Gar,nans
have rccapturcd the heights OF Rriinont.
while the French, have taken the de-
lenses of La EIornpcl,c
the French also have scored 4 suc-
cess between Rheims and the Argonne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21

LONDON, September 20 GAO T.
M).-A Central News dispatch from
Pctrograd says:
1T is reported that three German
army corps arc at PrzcmySi com plctc-
N equipped for the dsfcuse OF that
fortress. which they have been ordered
.by the German general staff p, hold
until the las; in order TO enable fresh
German troops 10 concentrate against
the Russian front in Fast Prussia"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
WATTS TERM NEARS END
Taylor May Succeed Him as Chief Naval
Constructor,

WASHINGTON September 20-.h-
though Chief Constructor Richard NJ.
Watts term as chief. OF the naval bu-
reau of construction and repairs en-
pires October ., the Secretary OF the
Navy has not decided that he will in
this case apply his policy OF one term
and-out for bureau chiefs. The secre-
tsry has adhered etri"tly TO 'hnt pol
ley thus far in all cHscS where tho
terms OF the bureau chiefs have .N :
plred during his administration. but
hc may dcparc from Tho rulo he cstnh-
lishcd. if ''hicf Constructor Watt is
ralleved. H. is sHid. Naval Ccnstructo,
n. W. rGyior Viii bo appointed TO
succeed him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21

FIERCE ENGAGEMENTS ALONG BATTLE LINE,
NO MATERIAL ADVANTAGE TO FTTF{FR SIDF
RULES WILL BE ENFORCED
Company Must Find Its Rem
cdy In Court.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. September 20--Of-
hcials Of the Navy Department to-day
took issue with Vice President Bottom
ley. Of the Marconi Company. on his
protest against the right of the de-
partrnent to dictate TO the wireless con-
cern.
In the absence OF Secretary Daniels
ono OF his aids said that the wireless
situation is not under the Jurisdiction
of the Department OF Commerce. but
that it was placed under the dircc-
tion of Secretary Daniels by executive
order OF the President The Navy De-
partmcnt Is acting under tha. order
with the sanction Of the Department Of
Justice.
The navy ofFcials say that II the
Marconi officials wish TO oppose tho su .
pcrvision OF the dcpa their REIN
cdy is in the courts, but that for the
present the ruleE laid dow: by the de-
partncnt will be enforced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
CLAIM EIGHT oJT
or TEN DISTRICTS


THO statclncnt fOIIoWs.
Local option will win ut tho polls
or TUESDAY BY an ovcrwhclmin" ma-
joriiy. The campaign just closed has
developed the fact that a very large
majority of tho voters OF Virginia arc
in favor Of local sclf-govcrnmcnt ana
home rule. The campaign with its vili-
hcation ana 1hIsc inauGurated by
state widcrs has been to their undo:ng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21

CnS Auditorium. Tonight Hon Cnrl,on
Mccarthy VIII nrcs.dc. and Rev George W
Ncpsnie., -. L.. Viii make the address on
'Eichnond's Duty" All cordially invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
E1NAL rKonInlrlnN RALLY

Cuy Auditorium, to-nighi lion r,rit,,
Mccarthy Will preside. and I,"v. ti,orn, H.
McDantal. n. D., will make the Rddrcss on
"Riehmond's Duty All cordially invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21

Continued on Second Pagc.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-21
SrATE r'AXEs n>Isut,
rINAL rnOIiInIrION n,IIy

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

@loberSbille, q. g., 26. PHI
quit - @egen 1900 Sau0ibub-3u-
icbreioer III 6uIton-Gountn iino &c.
itern Inn 6o6ere glr6eitslo6ne 81 err
longett al einen Strife 0egungen.
Sie 6atten idon om lebten GonnerS.
tag 0ie glr6cit einiteIlen pollen, a6er
cs fam cine Goufereu5 3piiden Ocu
@ertreteru i6rer lluiou ino Dem Ser
bono ser 6nbrifanteu 5u Stonoe. Sn
elmer 6eite o6geboltehen Wlaiienber'
ionlmhng iuuroe o6cr 6efannt ge-
ma6t cine 8eritdnOigung iei nidt
erfolgt. 9on Oen Strifern iinO 500
bier, Die iibrigen a6er in SSo5nstomn
beiddftigt mo chpo 1000 bis 10000
9lr6eiter, mel6e in Dem Snoultrie.
8meige bei6dftigt iinO, uerOen OurC6
Sen 9lusitan0 6roolos. Sic 6abri-
foutcu erflGren, in Solae OcS &rieges
iei Oos 2eoer t6eurcr geiuor0eu lnO
bon elmer @rb06ung Der 9lr6eitSl05ne
f0nne Oo6cr 3ltr 3eit feline 9icOc iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
Gyrciiprndl fiir w2iIi,.

enoer, Sol, 2G. 9lu9ult. - Sc
eern mlr0e bier 0os llrt6eil Oes
o'eepegSgeridtS per6ifentlicbt, Dor mel
penl Die % Sffi3iere rn0 5olooten
wv Der 9lationaloorOe Oes Stootes
SO'oraoo pro5eiiirt morOen iino, pel.
oe llrb anldBlih OeS Samples bel
Suolom an 20. 9lpril pcri6ieOentliA
t9rvr9ongen 6o6en iollteu. Cas- llr-
sgell lntcte in idnuntliGen 6dlen
Ireilpredeno.
zen Seutcn mar borgeiuorieu NOR,
pen' COB iie iiG Oes W1orces, Der 600.
HH'l9, DER 9ronoitiitung uuo Oes
oS.'eOlio5Is iAuloig genodt b6tieu
.~s'rlllcnont 81. G.>2inOerielt pdr OeS
ssVolll@en NIngriiis gegeu 2omS Ii
= suS' oen 6ii6rer ser griediiHen Stri-
tsr bel1uloigt, ipelher in Sen &onl.
ll zen bel 9uolom gei0Otct moroen it,
=! ,Sus ariea5aeridt erfIdrt on6 fir er-
so'elen 0oB 2inocrielt GifaS nit ei-
"enl @epe6r ii6cr oen &opi gcidla.
=, sen 5abe, 6ielt Oieies Gorae6eu o6er
Iur aerecbiicrti9t Sic |eroifle 6a-
Svn e9c iie oer0ifeutIibt lpuroeu,
"e'N ~eneraloOiutonten oes @ouOer.
s,ss "surs slnimons, Sobn G5oie 5iir Be-
llatiatna pOracleaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
qnb etndeIarnlt mit GIefIriaitat.

9lorfolf, 3d. 26. 9lu9uit. IT
gluf bic 8cidulOigune, our6 einen
init @Ieftri5itdt geIooenen Stobel-
0ro9t pelder icinen Sol8bof ibiiten
iollte, oen 500 bon s. q. Sub Dcr-
ilriodt 0u 6o6en 1T @. $. SSbitle0,
Gin Sol3bofbeiiser ans Eortsmoutb,
&o., Derboftet poroen Inn Oos Ser
oift ser Gorouers-SurD o6ouiporten.
SUB miroe eIeftrofutionirt, ais or
bcriu6tc, inter Dem gcloOencn 0robt
bin0urd 5ii fric6en. Gr botte be-
obiidtiet, cine &u6, 0ie iib BON Der
@eiOc nod Dem SoI5bof Dcrirrte, 5u-
rid 81 bolcn. Scr @eto0tete bin
tcrIdBt 6rou unO mebrere &in0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

gScIt @oint &.-Dv 26. 9IuG.
II Die jGbrIiAe bon ocn &oOetten
Ger &riegSibule gcge6ene 0iientlide
lluterbaItng uno Oic Slluminution
oes 2ogerS oeriel6en 8o9cn geitern
cine groBe Meni6cnmengc on uno
biloeten 0u0leiA Den 9lbi6luB oes
SomnerloaerS Der aooettcn. Die
3eItc meroeu abgeicblagen unO ooS
Standardization miro morgen
%ornlittog iuieOer in ieine &oierne
cinriidcn. 9ie llrloubstloiic febrt
om Somitae no6 Der &ricgsl@ule
3uriid un6 om 9ienitog nGdItcr
@o1c beginner oie 2ebrOortrdge
mie0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
S1cirnt6s.Qiccnaen.

99iaiom 3. @errD, 80, geidieOen
@oocI &io., 1no 2i3obele Eurner,
IS. 9lotting6anL DID.
G6orles S. Soaono, o. imO N2o-
iiloo G.@crg. %, Morrca @orf, N20.
@coroc g8. @lcGlclouo, %, ct.
Sclcno, N20., lnO 9lnna g. Stops,
Is, @ioDlonOtomn, G}O.
S6omos s. O'@rien %, nnO
@aulinu Gbiuliof, "a.
Siioor 0ls6omsfD, %, uno Soa
Sberman %.
g(rtbur s. 9uttman 25, uuo
Coma 90. GriIt IL.
@ertrom s. Sbriucr, 26, un0
aotbr0n q. &eiDer, 25; 9eioe bon
0iQsburg.
c5ro0er 6. Sticgmon %, uno
2oriie Gudcr, IL.
Sobn 80. Stroblfcr AS, gsithpcr,
uno 9(nnie 6. StoI5eu5o@, o.
g4ittpe.
Gomoro 6. SSoamon iun, 23,
liuO MtlorcO 8. @reer, 90.
@oroou 8. Gonncau, IS, lno s0io.
ntie 0iees 81, gSittuc, @ai6e BON
Sigblonotopn, Nlo.
sSoiepb Siomansft %, @ia1Idn0-
topn W}0., ltn0 2iQie Sii6cr, IL.
g9iaiom 3. g. Staiits, 2i, uuo.
Setter @}ori6oa 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
06epnnr ermnrbet.

@uffnIG q. g., 26. 9mgult-
3mei um6efouute Wlduncr ii6eriielen
geItern IN ser 9ld6e i6reS an Scr
Stootarenje 6elegeneu SouieS oic
&rupo'i6en G6eleite, eritoden oie
22.iG6rige 6rou Mlaro &rupa unO
brobten i6rem @atteu 6rauf le-
6euSgcfd6rlide @erlebitngcn bel Ger
Srau puroe Der &opi beina5e bonn
Gumpie getrennt Sic Wlorogeiel-
len iino entfOmmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
Nir 0adle im 0IcIananiE aeialLt ilm.

Scr 70jdbrigc Sobn Wlc9tou95-
ton mur0e geitern in Der wcltlidcn
%oli5eiitotion 5ibter @oloen inter
scr 9lniMuIoigm0 ocs Gogobunoi-
rens poraeiiibrt Gr Bat mon m0ge
i'm 10 lou9e wie m0ald) ms @c
f6noniB ididen "a cS ooieI6it IN Der
Slide 9lrbcit ocbe, oic CT oen per
ribie. Scinem @unidc muroc ltott
geaeben un0 0ie Strofc loutcte mlf
$25 lnO Soften
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

~ ontreoL 0uebec, 26. glug.
GngIiiAc, fron80iiide uno itolic-
niide Gellner in Wfontreol bo6en iid
nit 0em Griuden an oie 9eiibcr Der
qroBen Sotels gcponot Oie bon
i5nen beibdftioten oeutihen uno
oIterreihiiAen &cGncr 8u cutloiien
uno fe 6ir6 9(rbcitsfrdfte ser Q[l-
liirten 5u erleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
@canIirnnn ser arnftnna6entllna.

%ol6irqtoL.0 9. g., 26. Smg.
n Sle slominiitroiionsbill, ipeINc sic
sS.Nipdelng bon @aiierfrait oui 6i-
ss.1'''lloen &dnoercicu Ourtb cin Sp-
NV sV''l oes Gerpo1tenS bon 0jrunoitii.
Ueu s al Yripohmterne6unlngen be.
o'oeat o., ging aeitcrn an sen Seuut
"0Voem lie bor6er bonn 0orie onge-
no'''llen porocn mar. $6re Oefinis
M Toe Nnno6me ipiiroe, pie ser Ser
.uller Der Sill. &ousnitglieo 6erris
81 g." Stlo5omo, erfl6rte, neinen gro.
nepen llno reibercu @eiten" beoeli
ECU. ~@s miirOen 0oourh,~ mie er
po sugt uoie @litteI oelieiert wcroen
~Suller = tilr @crieieltng nit Sen &C.
o'u9llen - Soften 81 pnnpcu unO ein
s'oBer 6oftor ser 9usoc6nlug unie.
eer INSTRUMENTATION llno ooS
"orn@ioormo1cu BON Seoldnoercieu
ael9oiien.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

9lIS 9Srcisric6tcrimcn fir sic 9(uS
IicI!ung ocs @onsbolhngs 0eporte.
mcntS bel Scr 6air 5n Eimouhmi
iinO Die @omen Srou Is. Srpue mo
Sri. @imtbn 2oubc bon Gar. 1915,
G0mon0ion 9lUcnuc crnmnt mon.
ncn. Die SSoir bc9iHnt n6Nitcn 0icn
iiag rmO m09rt cine boac gSoc6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
@rSftc @etrulcumqnclc Der SeIt
6renmt.

@oIocton, Scros, 26. 9(ueuit.
6IogliIn oie or0Btc &etroIelun-
queIlc ser g9elt, 6ie in eincm Gage
ocgen 100000 8diicr Iiefcrt ftebt
nod Dem @eri@t eines fran3Oiiic6cn
Srobt0onpicr Gopitdns IN Slom-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
9)luptOrcua ais 0iadJer.

WlngtOrena ais 9iG1er.
%'a NIT 2OOO @1onn oie ,8cinoe
Der @ere6tisfeit" itiir5eu. ~
Gorran8a crbGlt SuIOislnes.
S4rei6en aus alien Sbeilcn Oes
Sonoes. 3wei 9lngriffc ouf
eiien6o9n8iiac.
%ooolc8, Sonoru, W3cr, 26.
@uguIt. Soiepb Nloria @loDto-
seno Der @ouDerneur BON Sonora,
s'noigte 6eute bier oI OoB er ge-
'Orlnen iei I'M an Ser Spite BON
HleDr ais 1000 SolOoten ,0ie 5einOc
e'ner e6rlicben 9eoierlng 5it beieiti-
seI" W}oDtoreno miro bonn @ene-
ral 6roncesco &iQa unteritiibt uno
Vlllter ieinen @e9nern itebt Gar
ronad.
|ioDtoreno erflGrte in elmer 8e-
1olntmoduno, Dab ieine SouolungS-
uelle 0ir1 Gorron5os 5orOerltng,
oer @ouOerneur ioQe reiigniren be-
luIllnt moroen iei. sd babe feinen
p0Vtilden Gbrgei8,~ idlieBt W3oDto-
reno, ~mein einoiger gSimid it, mel
"eln ToterlonOe 3it oienen imo mer-
oe 8crne mciuc Stelllula einen recbt-
nNlaBl9 ocpdbltcn @rdiiOenten I'M
oo9re 1915 obtrcten."
ollr oie &egicrung Oes probiiori-
lqcn @rGfoentcu Gorronoo por
pcllte Elm bcoeutiomer Sag, ocnn aus
uugen G6eileu oeS 2onoes trofen
9'a@ridten cin melde sic 8uitim-
aao'llna 3u Der neueu 9eeierlng Ser
yepublif bro6ten.
snuIiano 3opato ser GebeIlen-
dIu,Qrer, bat iid bereit erfIdrt, iid in's
prlootleben 5rriid5uaiebcn, faas ibm
SSaIrieOeniteaenoe 8uiicberilngen iiber
o'e Nlr6fii6riing Ser 2onoeeiebe
9V9eben mcr0cn.
Der Giienbo6nOerfebr miro inner
Volb elmer ISOLDE I'M ganoen 2ou0e
,oOleoer oufgenonrinen iperocn. 0ie
S'e9lerung miro morgen cine Grfld-
rung crIoiien noN oenl ale i'm Tint
'olll bcfin0lihen Soften geiebmGBig
uQo 9iItio iino. Mou 6offt, oooltrd
oelentlid 0as @ei1Gftslebeu Su for
pern oos biS6cr meeen Der ltniicber-
gcIt in ocu Sinon0oerbGItniiieu po-
ral0lirt mar.
earron0o bat sic Sofenbeboroen
ouer Sdieu beno6ridtigt, ouB @cru
Srll0 oIs &afen geibloiien blciben
,ouroe, oa oic ouerifonii1en Grdfte
pen Soien llno sic Staot nod beIett
DieIten.
Sus Dem Sii0en eingetroffene Sc
r,@te louten ni6t iebr 5uDeriidtlid
pOer oas Sreiben Oes Generals Sci
le5, DER NIT 5000 W1unn ser often
Nrrlee IN SoIihd Grf8 cine 9leboIte
oerpnitoltet baben ioa uno iib jett
saf 81 Dem @ormorid nod 9lorOeu be-
O. auf einen Giienbobn3ug Scr
Ky SSera Gru8 uno Sitbntus @abn"
suuroe 80 beiltc bon llnbcfonnten &C.
IVoncn. @6enfaas erfoIete Elm 9ln-
Sg'I1 W., oilf oen 8ug, ouf Dem ser eng
Uge @liniiter Sir 2ioneI Goroen
S "up Tero Gru6 fubr. 8pei Monn
t,"uroen tsl babel get0Otet. 0ie 9[tten-
'uler entfoncn rnerfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
gIn NnediI6er. EnGIetten neltor6en.

9lohoem er fir bcino9c "a Shm.
Sen in beuuBtloiem 3uitanoe aclc0ea
batte, ltorb Der 81 Sabre olte g9il-
liam SoneS non 9lr. 1910, g}oro.
&ntterion 4Sort 9lucmc, ser am lcb.
ten @lontog qlbcno III iciner gSoD-
mlng icc6s Guedlil6er Sa6leitcn ehl.
qcnonlmcl bottc. Der jlmse @lonn
miroc bon icincn &otcr 9tciln cSoncs
in be0euilibcm 3uitonoc i'm 9}eite
oufachm0en lm0 bon Or. Gomin
ScnbD bon 9}r. 1923, gSor6- Goro.
lincliro6e. iofort nod 0em uSt. So
icpb's Soipifol" 0ciouot. Qie 9(cr8tc
i'm uSt. &oiepb'S SoipitaI" ia6cn
qlciM, ooB SoncS nidt ocrcttct mcr
Sen fonnte. 9ie gln0cb6riqcn oes
Se6cnsnii0cn itan0cn an ocIicn Nett
m0 als cr fir cine illr1c Set sic
%eInmm0 micoer crlou0tc. ga6 er
an, ooB Observation-Disclosures lon
in ocn 500 9ctriebcn 6Gttcn.
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Sriln sdielleiien bel i'd.

Ger glc1cr Soiepb MotcrS pom
9lr. $50, Citing StroBe, muroe oe-
lteru 9iodmittag wegcn 9tubeit0rung
in sic norOpeitlihe Yoli5eiitotion
cinoclicicrt. 9ci ser iiblicbeu0urd-
iadrng oeS 9(rrcitonteD wuroe bel
0cniclben cin Ncpolpcr porgcfrmOcn.
Ole 93ubcIt0runa trug ibnt einc
Stroie BON So lommt Soften ser
9iepoIpcr cine iolhe bon $50 un0 $40.
iicn Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
,CrScn scr gyOreItcr.D

93o6citer, g.-g., 26. 9luouit
Scr oreii66rIide GonDcnt Der
@iob Court oes oSSSnocpen0cnt Orocr
ofiSoreIters" puroe bier gcIiern I'M
ter 8etbeiliaung bon ucbreren bum
0crt 0eIegoten croffnct.
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teIenrapNiIde NepeIden.

9ei6uIoigt, oem 90 Sabre
olten 91ormon @lod ben Silperton,
Sal, ser lid sur 8eit bier olifbdIt,
nm lebten Sonntog cinen @oINaun-
pen I'M @crtbc bon $295 geIto6Icn
al 1o6en, lpurOe scr 80 Sabre olte
&crfGufcr 2amrence Stern bon Ybi-
Io0elpbio I'M Norfoi0e EoIi5eigeri6t
bonn 9iihter Sreidbi fir ein morecn
1tattfinOenoes &erbor inter $4,000
Siirgidoft icitgeboltcn.
9ln einem @o0eplabe ON @8icbi.
Qoi+Gcc bel G6ico0o imo be'm 90
Sen apci Shweiterm @icrgoretb lmo
GIi0obclb 93ice, i'm 9llter bon 90 lno
19 &o6ren ionnlt einem unbefonn-
tenn @lannc, Scr lie rcttcn woIlte,
ertrunfen.
SSu 2oncoItcr, q. s., 1T i'm
9llter BON rs Sabren GbcItcr 9. SSor.
Hni geitor6en ser bon 1901 bis
1903 @ouoernelu oon 9}ew- Samp-
iEire lmo Oorbcr Spreher oeS 9fe-
Observation-Disclosures imo Damn @rd.
iiocnt oes 5cnats icneS 9tooteS &c.
Weicn mar.
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edlnL.Maseiaen.
aaLtimora 23nsiness GoIIeael

0aItimcrs Business College
G6arlcS uua earaioea.eiroae, Saltimurr, Mb'
GS logai Fa cine cute sArle SO beiH@eu
Srinoll6cc pcribnlmcr llnerrihi In tu0'
halieu, Wre1g SieuoQtQpble Dlol0nehlWiel
ncn S66nlOrcibcu NriiDmcil Nlio ahotteli
S0,beru
Gaas urb S6enoibulru iRl aau6cN 3a1r uien.
0crnii Semeicr ser SnGi0ue beninui anl
f. September.
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80. Gcptem1er
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(2ua273@ie)
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iorot s. 9laiuc, sir. 4i3, Clt.@alt.
nlOre.Str., nabc Gnliom NonIc sue.
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81. " glorris & Cons .. $500
Senrp ". 9ennett ..... 1000
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G6orIes u. gSiaigcs .... 200
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G6riition @regoriuS ... 100
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VitVaitimoFc' SltaRe nape 0Apom ponie Nue.
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SSn ser ct. Syanotuns.&irde an
Der Colbert StroBe miro beuie cine
Hcqltiem @leiie fin oos Seeleubeil
Ocs FopItes eebalten merOen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
The New Music Supervisor

At a meeting of the Board OF Educa-
ton last Thursday, Miss Frances w.
Brown of Bangor was elected supervisor
of music for the remainder of the year,
TO fill out the unexpired term OF Miss
Florence A. Gordon who resigned be-
cause of poor health. Miss Gordon's
services were those of a pioneer as a
teacher OF public school music in this
town; and rapid progress has been made
as the result of her faithful and efficient
work. Her successor, Miss Brown, was
chosen from list of over twenty appli-
cants, and is we'll qualified by both train
ing and experience to carry on the
work. She took the course 10 public
school music given by Mrs. Charles Z.
Tilton, for twenty years supervisor Oh
music in Bangor. In addition to the
theory, she has visited Mrs. Tilton's
classes for one year and has had full
charge of the music 10 one OF the Bangor
schools. Miss Brown is the daughter OF
Rev. E. G. Brown, pastor OF the Forest
Avenue Congregational church, Bangor
All schools in town begin to-day. The
teaching force of the village schools VIII
remain unchanged. There will be four
changes in the rural schools. Miss Ethel
Chapman Of Poland will teach the Por-
ter; Mrs Ethel Brock of West Paris, the
Tuell; Miss Frances Kimball OF Lancas
ter, Mass, the Partridge; and Miss
Bessie Chase of Norway, the Mountain.
The winter term OF the common
schools will be ten weeks In length ano
that of the High School twelve weeks
II is proposed to run contest among
the common schools during the coming
term for the purpose of increasing the
percentage of attendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
Congregational Church Officers.

At the annual meeting of the South
Paris Congregational church held Wed
nesday evening the following officers
were chosen:
Pastor-Rey. A. T. Now horter
Deacons-J. +. Plummer, A. B. Talbot. Chas
H. Howard, w. p. Maxim. II. r. Muzzy, A. ID
Jackson
Clerk-E. l.. Greene
Treas.-.E. n. Haskell
Standing Committee is composed OF the pastor
deacons, clerk and treasurer.
Officers of the Sunday School:
supt.-Chas. H. Howard
Asst Supt.-H. r. Muzzy
Sew p. Maxim
Treas. r. Piummer
Librarian-N. ID. Bolster
Asst. Librarian-Stephen P. Clifford
Supt. Home Dept.-Mrs. Sara p. Chute
Snpt. Cradle Roll-Mrs. Alice G. Howard
Executive Committee-Alton G. Wheeler
Mrs. Jennie o. Walker, Mrs. Hannah e. Wrigh
Officers of the Y. P. s. c. Z:
Pres.-Miss Eva E. Walker
Vice Pres.-Mrs. T. 8. Barnes
Rec Sec.-Miss Bessie Haggett
Cor Sec.-Miss Ruth Bolster
Treas Miss Eva SWEET
Pianist-Miss Helen NJ. Barnes
Junior Supt.-Mrs. T. 8. Barnes
Chairmeu Of Commiltees:
Lookout--Mrs. Dora Muzzy
Prayer Meeting-Miss Eva SWEET
Missionary-Mrs. Augusta Rean
Social-Miss Alice Wetherell
Flower-Miss Cora Wight
Junior-Mrs. A. T. McWhorter
InformatiOn-Mrs. T. 8. Barnes
Good Literature-Miss Bertha Wight
Sunday School-Mrs. Alta Rankin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
Vital Statistics Of Paris for 1913.

During the year 1918 there were re-
corded at the office of the town clerk
the births Of 10 living children in the
town Of Paris.
There were during the year A mar
riages in town. Also there were re-
corded IA marriages solemnized In other
places, in which one or both Of the par
ties were residents of Paris.
Deaths in town for the year number
81. OF these four we're violent, two by
drowning and two by shooting-one OF
the latter being a suicide.
Noteworthy facts about the list OF
deaths are that from April 20 to July 4
there were only three deaths In town,
and those of people in the eighties; and
that the only death recorded at an age
between 8 and 81 years was by drown
ing. The average age was little less
than 50 years. and the average age of
those who had passed the first year OF
life was little less than 81 years.
The two oldest were Ausel G. Dudley,
who died Jan. 8, at the age of 81 years,
10 months and rs days, and Mrs. Laura
Reed, who died Feb. 4, at the age OF 81
years, 1 month and % days.
The number dying in the several dec
AIDES was as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
Died.

In Paris, Dec. 20, Mrs. Abbie, widow of
Emery K. Lowell. aged S5 years.
In Paris, Dec %, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Slattery, aged L. day.
In Oxford, Mass, Dec. q. Of heart failure
Clarence w. Waldron Of Buck6eld, aged q
years, months, IS days.
In Portland, Dec. %, Ed X. Martin, aged 81
In Norway, Dec. %, Mrs. Melissa Libby, aged
In North Lowell. Dec. 80, Ephraim McKeen
aged IS years, 10 days.
In boston, bee. II, Mary Emeline Reed, for
merly Of Norway, aged 70 years.
In Brownfeld, Dec. "a, William Carr.
In Brownheld, Dec. 80, Mrs. Minnie (Alex
apder), wife of Hector Blake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06

The largest turkey raised this year 10
Aroostook county, II not In Maine, mas
been on exhibition in Pressure isIe
market. IL weighed 81 IL pounds,
dressed, and was raised by Mrs. W. nj =.
Knowles from spring Matching. Inc
turkey was served at the Beaulieu lam,,
10 reuniou dinner Christmas day, when
abou, rs of the family gathered around
the board of Xavier Beaulieu's residence