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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-06
Jn(anO ge(egrap6
Werniitteln
@ia Yrdiibsnt DiIisn 3sii4sH
BEN fdmpieRben exrspdi'
i&en Wldhteu.
siuc 2epeide in bieiem Sinn an
bic Sdnpter Der enropdiidsn
0rohmddjte seianSt.

'@ajbiuaton, 9.G., 5. Nngnit.
grajibsnt 8ilion fat alien snropai'
idIen WrohmGdJten, bic segenluarfig
chamber befriesen, telearapbiid ielne
germittleroienite anscboten.
Ter @urtlant Der betrtfienoen &c
peId,c, bic am @aiier @ilbelm ben
3aren GifoIans, aaiier Jran5 Jo'
isub, ben graFbsnteH 9soineare nno
a5nis Ssors seianSt iuurSe, 1T 'u's
iolgt:
oslIs amflidJes Gberbanpt einer
Der Sisnatnrmadte bet Saaser aon'
uentiun eradyte id) Is als mein ErlDr
leainm nnS meine YfIidjt, inter benz
artitel Srei jeusr aonpentiOu, Jhnen
in sr6Rter csrsnnoidIaft mitSntbeIlsn,
oab id, nit Srsnbeu bic Welegenbeif
beariitem iuiiroe i'm Sntere7e bss
enropaiidJen Jrieoens 81 permiftelu,
ntiueoer jebt, OSer 81 irseno siner
anberrn 3eit, bic fir paiienoer sebal'
ten ,uerbeu mag uno Sbnen IN eiHer
sseiie 81 bieneu, bic mir iiir inner
bar itriadle Sur Tantbarfeit nno
nreuSe gefudbren tuiirbe.
@pporow 8ilon."
Gieies gnerbiefeM funrbs ni6f an
Scrbiem ober Montenegro seIaHoi,
lueil bieie WPddtc bic Saager aonuen.
tion nid,t nit nnferSeidJuet Gaben.
Sefretar grpnn iibermittelfe oas
Selcsramm bes Traiioeuten idDriftlid)
benz 0itcrrcidiid)en 9otidalter Gr.
Iumba, iu,uie ben Sefretdren Der
brifiidJeu, Der bsntidlen nuo Der ruI'
iiiden yotidait, ioluie osm bclgiifei
G5einnbten. Man wiro perlnden, bic
Scpsids aui brabtIoiem @ess nad)
Berlin an ieHbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-06

sSn Werito i6eini Der Griesse
tans pieoer losgeben gu iupllen. Der
prpptioriide prdiipent Garbaial min
Die Regieruns nitt an GarranSa abs
treten uno 8illa piro uerbG6tist.
ariea gesen GarranSa su planen. Da
bic fremoen MdGte jebt islbit i'm
arieae iteben, 10 peroen lie ii4 Inn
Wleritp niht betiimmern uno ba iolz
der Msiie feline Snterpntion bon
ibrer Seite au eriparteu itebt. 10 lam
prGiioent @ilion es ben Weritanern
iiberlaiien, ibr 2anb ieIber in Sro=
nung au briusen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-06

Die Ra 6ri9t, Oab Der beuts
ide 9reabnousbt n90bsn" an Der
aiiits bon 9llsier Don ben Sran5olen
asnommen ipprpen 1T, sebOrt gu ben
gntsn, pelfe man ieBt tGsli4 sur
9srubisuna uno Ssluiti9ung oes
@pltes in paris auffliesen labt.
9eutide DreapnOusbts itreiden ni4i
bic 6lusge. Benn iie ii9 ni4t mehr
bebduptsn t6nnen, ptrb bas S6ifi
mitiummt Der Manui9aft in bic 2ufi
aeiprenat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-06
Mnteriuhuns
ge5aslidJ Der benfdeu Citation fiir
brabaOie selssrtpbie in smdsrtOu
q. 8. nnb Sappiae, 6. S.
eingeleitet.
Ter @eneralitob Der Ser.
Gtaaten iibrt bie I'm
fmduug.

8aibington, &c. s. glusnit.
Gie armee bat cine lluterilIhrne nit
ge5uq auf Die i'm beutidlen geiis be-
finblihen Stationen fir orabtloie
3elegrapbie in Euderton. u. s., uno
in Sappille, 8. s, eingeleitet.
Wepgorf, 5. ausiiii. Gie eta.
tioH iiir orabtloie IeIesrapbie in
Sappile, 8. 5. lit IN ben IeBten Ia'
gen in imuntcrbrodener 9crbinSnng
nit eelltihen ariegsidificn geipeirii,
bic iih in nif,t all5ugrober Gntter'
nung pon Der nmerifaniifen aiiite
airibalter. Gcoe. Iclegramme iinb in
GROCER 8ahl pdbrenb oieier Belt, pie
Der @eif1itsfiibrer Der sltIantie
Communication Co., inter oeren
s2ontroIle bic Station itebt, 5ugiebt,
an Sen areu5er ~gresoen" imo al.
oere ariessidiffe aeianot uoroen.
Gr iiieie ieood, bin5i, Dab feline De-
peiden on frnn56iii4e ODER engliife
Sdiiie seiant pnroen unb ioldc
Telegramnle meiit iiber Gnp Goo gin.
gen.
@cber Die 9epeiden an Die oei,t.
i6en ariegsifiife famen, oariibcr
tpurSe jebe sfusfunft perueigert
aber iie ioIlen aus perid)ieoencn
G.nellen gefommen iein bnrirntrr
aud BON ben 0epeihenbiireais In
Rep Yorf. Ger @eihaftstraser iaef,
ocb ieine iirma cine amerifoniite
@eiellifaft 1T. Die anseitellten iino
ie6od 5iim sroben Sbetl aus Genti&
Iano sebiirtig.
ReiHe Depefdtn mad
Deutf4lanb obtr
Ssferreta aagts
men.
ReD yorf, 5. ausuit. BON
nun an iperom tsine Dspsfdsn msbr
iibsr bic aabeI Der Meitsrn llnion
nab Ssitihlanb obtr Oeiterrsits
lInsarn beforbsrt ptrbsn. @. 3.
Milolpsr, Der BstrisbsIsitr oes Gps
items in Den 9srsiniat,R Gtaatsn.
srlieb am Mittipod bic obise Wes
ianntmaduns NIT Dem gtmsrtsn. 6eB
sr In oislem Ginns BON Der snsliIffa
Wilitdrseuiur initruirt irpresn tsi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-06
Wilbelns III. 9aaendef.
Der GdGpi.r b,s mOoernen 9erIinsr
|. 5otsliu.Isns aIs 2eiter bsr tais
ierliten Slide.

Die R.pirements. bic bic aielsr
Mpte fir psrIdiebene Isitenbe Gtsllen
in Der preubiifen unb in bsr Reidss
rssisruna briugsn iplIie, iinb ausses
blieben. Stott ibrer babsn muir 5fpei
bsmer'snsipertbe perionsnlpe6iel in
intsrnen 6Ofbaltunssit.leu itaitses
funbsu. Der Sberbofmsiitsr Der &aifes
rim }reibsrr D. Wlirba4 III auriidses
treten, uno Der Saiisr Bat isf einsn
nsuen Gd6Gftsfiibrer fir feline Giis
den unb aslIer beiiellt.
9ieIes psrfonenpshiel III barum
intsreTant, neil Der aaifsr bsi ber
ReubeIebung bieies poiiens llmT9au
cebaI.en bat inter ben auf bsism
gebie.. befdhiaiien Wdnnern Der
| gsidsbaupiItabt. Ssin. Mabl III
auf Serrn aonrab rbl ssfaIIen. ben
Wann, Der Der ShSpfsr bes mobernen
gcrlinsr SoteItpef.ns III. aonruh
llbl - pk pitls 2suie, Die bas mos
terne Berlin mitseiaaff,n baben, tsin
gerliner, fonbern Elm gaper aus
Wirsbura mar Der Wldnn, Der
b,m gerliner Sotellpeien bic gntpids
lung BON bem tIein.n pornsbmen
gaitbdus gum fiiritIi4eH grobbstrieb
bic Rittuna CAB.
Gr beaann Dor sSabrsn feline abd'
iiate;t aIs aeiter bes 5oiel griiicl
llnter ben 9inben. bas er 10 pornebH
unb arob,iioia ausseitaltete. bat aud
prinsen unb ssiirfisu, bic na6 gerlir
aum geiu4 tnmen, germ in bielen
Sotel .oairtsn. Dos GsIdGft gins 10
aut, bab man balb cine atiisusei.n'
itafi barous MAIDEN ipnHie. bic bdnT
bsu iibsraina. aud anbere 6otels II
ihrsn g,irisb su nebmen. 60 a!isoert,
lie ii6 bas ar5bis gerlins an. ba:
GeniraIbpiel am gabnbof sSriebrid
itrabe, bas aualeia bas Winiergarttn
0ariste bebertsrsis: ipdter folgte ii,
glnsIisberuna bes Gafe Bauer UNI
nod cine Reibe anorsr Der porHsbm
| fen gerlinsr Nsitaurants unb 6otel
tsiriebe. Man tann BON einem rih
tiaem gaitiDirthidafistruit ipredea
Der aus aonrab llhIs llnternebmunael
| aeipurben III unb Der burd feline grob
siiaiae aeituna. naMentlih burh bi
| 9ereinfd&una bes giniaufs, aiir 6e
bung bes BerIiner isremoenptrtebrl
nnenblih pisl aetban bat. Gs bd
Serrn aonrab llbl natiirlih nid,t al
/ Musasi4nunaen fir feline Tbdtigiei
asf,blt. aeiner Der sriiriisn. bic Be
| linn lnrirten. III bon ibm ceadnaen
chne feine 3ufrisoenhsit burn bic Der
llribuna iraenb zines Drbsns su bofu
lmsntiren. linb Der a6nia Don preu
fen. per i'm iebt in feline Sisnfi
lniHmt. bot i'm bereits Dor siuise
3eit burd bic gerleibung bes Rom
mersienrathstitels ausse3sihnei.
aonrob llbl tpirb am aaiierbof.
| ben Gebeimen 6ofratb unb Sofitauts.
|jstretGr Balbmdnn srieben. @e.
beimratb DalDmann gsbt i'm 5srbif in
| syeufipn, unb inbsm er iieb bon oer
qsituna bes aiidsns unb aeaerbe.
partemenis 5uriidaisM, srSffnst er biz
| W0alih6sit 5u eiHer srpbdrfigeH Res
| form bes taiferlihen Wirtbfduftsbs.
| .riebes, fiji bic man sbsn In 6errn
llIbf ben rihtiaen sfdd,mdnn fudbte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-06
Cine Grinaeruns, bic bic ame'
rifaner beberSisex iSllten.

Die oebdiiae antibsuiihe 6altun8
Der anaIo<amsritaniideH prsfe tat
nitlt nur unter ben amsriianern beIits
I9er abitammuno. fonbern au9 BET
benz beiieren glemenie Der qmeritarer
gere6ts gntriiituna ertpedt. Sieis
Saltuna III ebenio unperitdHoia tpie
unpsritGnblid uno bas periobnsun.
Clement oabsi 1T bic 9batia4e, oab
bieIer Sas nitt Der ausbrud oss
geiiibIes bes ameritauithen 8oIies III.
Gs lobnt iid, niht unb es nist aud
ni6ts. bieisn astpiHenloisn seBern
gernunft su prsbissu. dber es taHn
ihli,BIid, au6 ni9ts i4doen, penn
man fie on Steuben. .. aaIb. Uliib'
lenbsra S6urs. Siael, Oiterbdus sr'
innert. Sber penu mon ihnen Elm
Geoiht ibres eigenen 2anbsmannss
@dparb 5aplor in Grinnernna auriid.
ruff - iie ipsrben bieieu Saplor. nuT
ben Ee nit Redt iiola iinb, ber ibnen
bic bette usberfebuna BON Goethe's
,Jauit" aIs toitbdres grbe binterlieB,
nid,t aIs einen .SOIoIins" 8euslds
lambs perbdhiissu f0nuen. glus frei.m
omeritanifdem Sersen bat 2aDlor i'm
Sabre 1870 unter Dem Ginbrud Der
beuti6en Siege naa Der WelobIs:
sic iodsn ibn nidt baben. ben frelen
beutffen Rbein~, cine beutide Sieaess
bpmne aebidtst; uHb an 5dplor's ges
iinnuna follsn fie ii6 Elm 8eiipiel neb.
men. Gis iollen babel bebsnten, oab
Nrantrei6 Elm aulturlanb unb Rub.
lamb Elm BarbarenIanb In. uHb SdparS
Saplor, Der 2lmeriianer. iubelte bsl!
oeutfdeu Siesern iiber frdniiifsn
1ruo ". Den Dsutf6en bss .Sabrts
1870. bic srit bic Saat iGten fiir bic
| Frutt. bic in mebr als Dieraia ssdb'
rem bss ifriebsns sur bSditsn Reifs as'
bieb.
DamaIs bi&!eie Der 4meritansr
saplor in Seuii&er Spra9e:
triumph, bas Sdp.rt in tapf'rs:
/ al4HG
| Sdt hobe Sbnt polIbratt!
Dsreint III nun bas beutide 2anb
| Gum Siea uub Ruhm eripa6t.
Die Ma1t. bic iiiuait 70 b6hniId
prablt,
@isbt nuf bic lsbte Webr.
llnD neiier 9lan3 Der Shdien iirablt
sluf Deutidlanbs 6sIoeHtssr.
| Sell, ebles Doll, BEN neu bas 6ers
GO unsrfhiittert fflnr.
! 0as ii9 psrbdnb nnb allsripdris
4 8ermnrf ben fr1ntii9en 2rug.
/ Das feFt inb beiIia. Glieb on Glieb,
i Sidnb enoIih i'm @erein.
Wsit 9roft unD Wuth, Gebst unb li:S.
| 2lls itarie Wahi an Rbein.
/ adnonen boiInert nod einmal!
4 Den s5ritbsH nun ibr br'rnt:
! Sbr @lpdsH iiber gsra unb 9hnf
4 lyon taufsnb Gbiirmen ilinat!
'gromm nsige bid, beutfdes Qanb!
| qdE g2ade ruin uno Gpoti!
Tein gott, CT baIf unb ibsrwanb:
Run bonist ale Goit!
limb her alte G,eit. Der hen Deuts
ifen bamals aebOlfsn sr tpirb ihnen
aud, biesmdl belfen -. unb ipenn Die
gBelt pou 9e,Ifsl MIR! Die Geber
Iabsr m5asn iih an ibrsm qanbsmanns
1aplor Gin gciipisl nsbmsn unb iia
hires psrlOaeHen. srbarmIiAm arsi.
bsns ftdmsn.
or. q. Gtoatsasituug.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-06

Benn bic Stuliener es fir elm
tiplomatii9es Meiiteritiid era6ten,
bab tie Seuti6lano i'm Std Iaifeu,
10 rperben lie ipdter sur ginfi9t ses
lunaen, bub fie ielbitmDroeriI9 sez
bdnbelt baben. 9eutf6lanb uno
Seftsrreia iinb ieBt alIer @erpfli9z
tuHsen aesen Stalien lehig unb perz
ben iih niemals mebr auf elm 9iinos
nib mil ibm einlafsn. Die Gntentes
9ruppe, ipel6e ben 9erratb Staliens
ipobl pilltommen beibt, pirb iid
bitten, nit benz @errGtber aemeiniame
Sahs su MAIDEN. Sn foIaer Weiie
ipirb StaIien pGGig iiolirt iein unb
sSrantreif gum Ruube fallen, bas es
ipeaisa duf Sisilien uno Surbinien
aboeIeben bat unb bann aud Sripos
lis ii9 aneianen rpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-06

BrGfibent 0il on bat feline
ssri.benspermittlung ange6oten. Sa3u
lit er eur6 ben 6aager 8ertrag be-
re6tiot. Sin balbiges @ntgegentom<
men auf o;eIes Qnerbieten 1T uicbt 5u
erparten. sSm @nfangs bes arieges
erparten ale oarau betbeiligten
NG6te ben Giea. GrIt psnn cine
Gisnerlaee singetrsten 1T, finbeu Sries
bensborI9ldge @sbDr. Die 5riez
benspermittlung 1T bann bon sroe
bem 8ertbe. neil fie petteres unniiBes
8latpergiebsn perhinOert. pie ii9 oas
am sfrieoen BON 8ortsmoui6. ben
RooIeDelt psrnrittelte, ge5eigt bat.
als Rublano bel Mutben aufs Sdupt
qef6laeen mar, nabm es bic dmerifas
niI6e @ermittlung an, mas ben &risg
teenbete, ber, nenn &ooieDelt ni6t
basfpiiden aetreten pdrt. nod duT
cine gsrdume 3eit iortgeieBt iDoroen
mare. unier beiber Wuni6 lit. oab
es bem prdIibenten WiliOn bei9ieber
Isin m0ge, abermals oem gei6lagenen
Rublanb ben 5rieoen an3ubieten.
Sn ber euglif If en- pref ie
biefes 2anbes pirb SsutI9lanb bic
Saulo an benz &riege beigemeHen
Der isbt in gan3 europa tobt. Dieie
Qlnii9t sntipringt leoigIi4 srober
llRpifsnbsit. Der Sesro bes Griegs.
ieuers lieat ON Der alien Stele, in
neIder ale &riegsflammsn @uropas
in ben leBten Dieraig SabreH ferpors
aebroden finb: i'm 8dltan; Der llrs
bebsr a6sr ift Rublanb. Seiterrsih
fonnte bic feinefsliseH 5anblungeu
ieines gea6baritaates Serbieus ni9t
ldnser srtrasen, bas bic fer6iifsu
@6Iteri4afteH in Seiterrei4 gum abs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-06
Spnuerstaa Den 6. sluauit 1914.

gbe brei Monate Inn iinb. rpiro
bas enaliide Bolt, I'm Dem Sungers
tObs su entseben, Die &esieruns gum
ssrieben 5fpingen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-06

gs tann iid 10 fiigen, bab bic
9euti6en bie Sauptitla4t in Sel.
glen ihlagen perben, oa ipie erli6tz
lid. bic fsran5oien bort einriiden.
Der bsutiaen Seeresleituns rpiirpe
bamit elm qrober 9efallen ertpieien,
ba iis in iol9em Sale ibre ganae
&raft an einem puntt tonSentriren
tDnnte unb bas pirbe ihr ben
Sieg ii6srn ba iie ielbitper=
fiGnbIi9 i6neler lire 5ruppen an
Der entiteibenben SteQe tunSentriren
t0nnte, als bic Sran5oisn. Oo3
bas iino natiirlih bios Mutbmabun.
gen. Sppsit lit peber auf oeuti4er
nod auf franaDiii6er Seite Der
&risssplan gu ertennen, aber ireRn
rldn BON Der bere6tigtsn @nii6t
ausss6t, buB bic SSran3oien bic Seuts
f6en bort uufbalten, po lie our65us
bre6en perIu8cn, mIBts Der Saupts
tries Iia in gelsien abipielen anb
bort au9 bic gnti6eibung fallen.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24

ESTATE OF Charles Corkery, late of - Sharon i'll the Probate District of Sharon, deceased. .'3 '< At Court of Probate holden at Shar- on, on the 17th day of December 1914.
 Present, Frank W. Dakin, Judge.
 Bridget F. Corkery, of said Sharon, appeared in Court and moved that an instrument, purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased, be admitted to probate and that letters testamentary thereon be granted on said estate to the said Bridget F. Corkery as per written application on file. And it is .-..s ". -s.H~ -t. af,,
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in said Sharon on the 1st day of January, 1915, at 3 o'clock in the after noon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing copy of this order in some newspaper printed in this County and having circulation in sad district, and by posting copy on the public sign post in the said town nearest the place where the. deceased last dwelt and return make to this Court.
 Attest, Frank W. Dakin, Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
Armor Plated Pamnshons.

The inside of n Chinese pawnshop is a terra incognito to most people, Chl- nese and English. Few are admitted within its mysterious walls except those directly connected with the busi. ness. 4 traveller was once permitted to ' inspect one in an inland town and Was surprised to find the entire building in. cased In sheet iron about one-eighth of an inch thick. It must have cost d large sum to build m iron house within the usual lofty brick editice. yet there it. was. even to the roof. It served H twpfold purpose-a protection against firesand thieves. Yet even within the iron castle night watchmen armed with heavy revolvers and clad fin bull let proof jackets ever keep watch.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
cuha,s Wonderful Caves.

The wonderful caves of Bellamar Cuba. to the east of Havana, attract attention of the ambitious tourist They are located on plateau as leve as table top which presents no sign' of the existence of such caves. AfteI descending into the earth. however. q picture unfolds itself. Then comC many passages and at last the grent Gothic teimple." 250 feet long and St feet wide, where the crystal forma
 tions produce brilliant picture witt the electric light bringing out won
 derful color scheme. "'s
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
Eatino Ovstera.

Surely the queerest way of cooking an oyster. k that mentioned in the year 1872. when Richardson. the fire enter. took live coal on his tongue. on this he put q raw oyster in it's shell. while an attendant blew upon the coal with bellows until 1t hamed and spar kled in his mouth. This continued until the oyster opened and was per fectly cooked. r'st ..'r'.
 The European Magazine for 1s0G contains an account of q young lady at Brighton who undertook to eat for supper the amazing quantity of 30O oysters. with certain amount of bread and butter. This feat she per formed. greatly to the astonlshmrnt of all present.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
The Five kakkas.

A set of regulations, intended to dis tinguish the Sikhs irrevocably from those around them. was the rule Of the Five Kakkas. Every Sikh must have with him five things beginning with the letter "k''-viz. kesa Qong hairD kangha (a comb. karada Ca knife) kirapana Ga swordl and kacha tbreeches reaching to the kneel. The purpose of these rules was that every Sikh should avoid shaving, as do Mohammedans and Hindus. and should he constantly armed and free from long garments tha might impede him in a fight.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
The IIeadsnan's Ak.

sn days gone by the London public were always made aware by the man. ner in which the "headsman of the Tower carried the ax@ whether the prisoner. who, marched immediately following him in the procession to and from the place of trial. had been sen tenced to death or. not. for as long as the prisoner had not been convicted or condemned to lose his life the ax point ed forward as it was borne before him by the headsman. But from the very moment that capital punishment had been, decreed against him the edge of the ax pointed ominously his way. -
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
Chinese camphor Stills.

In the extraction of camphor the Chinese use h most primitive still. which at the same time proves of con- siderable more efficacy than might be expected The leaves are placed in n wicker basket. which is fixed over ail iron caldron containing water. On tue top of the basket basin of cold water
 is, placed The steam from the caldron passes through the leaves in the bas
 ket and carries over the camphor vapor, which is deposited in tile form of camphor on the cool under surface of the basin. E es .s tss..sss..
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
Coquelin's Memory.

"Eow many parts do you know well enough to play tonight if need ber' somebody once asked Coquelin.- |" He took a sheet of paper and wrote down the names of tifty-three plays of his repertoire. His friends laughed. . ...s - You are boasting surely. mon ami?'' said the Vicomte de .Lovenjoula i.'e- You have every one of these plays in your library" said Coquelln quietly. Get. them all out and put them on the table,. The vicomtes did-so..z "New." said Coquelin. let anybody select Il cue from any one of these plays at haphazard and give it me-. - .,..
 They tried him with sixteen plays out of the fifty-three and he never missed cue or made a mistake.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24

HEREBY APPLY for transfef from Clement H.. Kegier for a License to sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Li- quors, Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and Cider, at East Canaan, Town of North Canaan. My place of business is not located within two hundred feet in direct line from any church edifice or public or parochial school, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any post office. public library or cemetery,
 Dated at North Canaan this l1th day of December, \. D. 1914. !. ss. LOUIS FISCHER. ,Applicaut
 We, the undersigned, are eltctprs and taxpayers, owning real estate, of the Town of North Canaan and hereby sign and endorse the foregoing application Of Louis Fischer for license, and herebo certify that said applicant is suitable person to be licensed pursuant to said application. za . {. Dated at North Canaan this 11th day of December A. D. l954.
 Isaia Minacci, Martin Broggi, James Keenan, R. H. Whitford, w. E. Goggin. E I hereby certify that the above named signers and endorsers are electors and taxpayers, owning real estate, in the Town of North Canaan.
 Dated at North Canaan this 11th day of December, A. D. 1914
 Allyn Fuller, Town Clerk..
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Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
The Falls Village Savings Bank

The Falls Village Savings Bank $st The Representatives, Creditors and
 Heirs of Mary A. French, deceased,
 and Lee A. French. :.....~ @
 Superior Court, Litchfield County, Special Session, Hon. James H. Webb, Judge, presiding. Winchester, Dec. 18th, 1914. ....t. -.... -,-r.. F. .-, ORDER OF NOTICE.
 In the above entitled action, upon a complaint claiming foreclosure of a mortgage given by Mary A French to The Falls Village Savings Bank, dated August 16, 1887, and recorded ill Sails bury Land Records Volume 35, page 238, upon land in the town of Sails bury, Litchfeld County, Connecticut, in the Village of Amesville, lying on the easterly side of the highway lead- ing to Sugar Hill so called, and Bound ed on the North by lands of the estate of William Wolfe deceased in part and in part by lands formerly owned by Levi Miller, East by land of George Botsford, South by lands of William Blodgett and by said highway, contain ing 14 acres more or less, with two dwelling houses standing thereon, there being annexed to said complaint an affidavit of the attorney for the plaintiff stating that Lee A. French one of the defe adants named in said complaint, is son and one of the heirs at law of said Mary A, French, deceas- ed, but that the plaintiff does not know whether the saidMary A. French has any other heirs at law, and if SO, who, they are or. where any of them reside, it is therefore
 ORDERED-That notice of the pen dency of said action and of the Court and time to which it is returnable be given to the representatives, creditors and heirs of said Mary. A. French, deceased. other than said Lee A. French, by publ 'shing copy of this order once week for two successive weeks, beginning December IT, 1914, in The Connecticut Western News, a newspaper published in the town of North Canaan in said Litchfield County, and having a circulation in said, town of Salisbury. ...
 By the Court.
 .' Wheaton F. Dowd, Clerk.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
Sound Absorbers.

Objects and materials in an audito, "ium absorb sound in striking de. gree. The standard of perfect absorp- tion taken is an open window. through
 which sound passes and does not re turn. A large audience absorbs 96 per cent of the sound; Il Persian rugs 2.
 per cent of the incident sound; up. holstered furniture or oil paintings, 2s per cent: curtains. 93 per cent; lino. leum on the floor. 12 per cent; pine flooring. G per cent: glass. 3Ksaperecent: brickwork or plaster. 2h per cent
 This explains why it is necessary to speak louder to q large than'to small rudience: also why hall with un. pleasant echoes when enpty may be come easy to speak in when, filled. ...,
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
a Floral Kidnaper.

A shameless floral kidnaper is thu jack-in-the-pulpit. His. beautiful pul pit has slippery. treacherous lining When gnats and other small insects en ter in search of shelter and food the! slide easily to the bottom, whence es cape is impossible. Here at the bot tom of the pulpit may be found th' corpses of many wanderers. all kid naped by the Rev. Jack.
 The pitcher plant is another kidnaper but in its case it is the leaves that ar' guilty.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
KilIikiniok.

we ran out of tobacco while fish. Ing in the Canadian wilds," said n clubman. 'Our guides put us on to killikinick, and we smoked that for ten days. It wasn't bad. ''Killikinick is the inner bark of the red willow. You dry 1t; then you cut it up It really tastes like tobac' co. The Indians always use it when they can't get the real thing, and understand that there are certain brands of Canadian tobacco that nre favored with killikinick. "-Washing
 ton Times. . 5.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-24
Time's Chances.

"You don't seem to hold me in the same regard that you did when you married me-" said the sentimental woman
 You must remember" replied her tactless spouse, that you don't look the same as you did then. Fashions change so remarkably that. l don't see bow any man and woman can feel really we'll acquainted" ed."-Variety.