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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01
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loa mar, fon gaa oper ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01
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arorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-09

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untn toh tromr t rcnu,d th.
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to urowns,lllc only"
Az lines Down
an telephone and trlvsmph unes
between CORPUS Christi ud Ssn Anta.
nio AND corpus Vhrlsu and Uoust,n.
as we'll as intermediate nnc. were
e,osod last nieht on acconnt pf heine
oui az osier a. . Hcath managcr sl
iho Western unlon announced hs,
rishi that workmcn are rneaxrd Boa
rcpirlns ihc damaged wires snd 10 \,
hkcN that ser,ice ran ho suu,cd tht,
morning Tho Southwestern TOT,
phouc Company also expects Cas- have
hines iu operation toda, 60 ou,sid,
pnlnta
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-09

Raiua on tuda, b1d chuscd ,|l SAN
tualns tu atri,r several hnur Ato bu
90 Was noi untn ses,orl1, mnrnnr thlt
fNr rrldro et,r wH,. while train W
lot win p,secnEtu nut a feN hundred
,nuia uWa, had waited to watth th,
destruction af th, taFlns waters
rho twain hnd loft Slnion en umr $3.50
whom thv rapalnic miinr WAS roarncd
as waa srrr that thc hldsr was up-
sHfe i.ces IMAM an hour latter 40,
bridgc was Nashed away rhe Hsin
win is paasngefs returned in corpus
Chrnit urtwmm tgr,ur and sntpn
there are no loss inan three sag poe
senFor trains Win goo or moro marc.
unod powNrH with onh tnp hnicl.
ecopcrv Ant lunch staud proprictoru Gu
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-09

HUSTON. Mass. Ang Gonsfal
Neleou \ Miles whe has boon spend
ms ihc summer On thin ,iyiniiy attain
od his sevonr -ufth birthday annlser
sary TO-DAY and Was ,hc recipient ~
a tlood 81 CONGRATULATIONS trom friends
ana admirers ia many parts ~ tho
country Gcneral Miles has hoen tax
ms keen nieroci in tte rur,nean
war situation rrohahly no man In
America has q eloser personal knoWi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-09
MANY new FEATURES
IN STUDEDAKER CARS
THREE PASSENGER ROADSTER
AND FIVE PASSENGER six"
ADDED TO LINE.
PRICES ARE LOWERED
improved Design and Manufacturing
Method Adds TO vslccs

Local studebakof fopforouiailsea
have feceissd formal notification 81
the details Of the now siudobtkfr
'rour" and isis" cafa IN addition g.
many improvements Boz deelEn thf
nows in ~ ospceiai interest as b. BOO
wolves r. RADICAL, lower s0aio ~ rrioos
than anifhinn heretofore Haked fof carr
Of such qunutf
Reduced wsieht Ff'tttr roninineHH
more p"weffui motors and attractive
Hines are other points Uf ihr announce
menf
Additional impuftHnf0 tfiltht. fn fhn
announcement ts ID contained 5000 nrf
iuhmntipu ,hrl ihc -tudrnarrr tnr
poraiian han added iu ils Unr ESQ uDs
hDdf typos nte plHa gov -Hs .nd
o. three PASSENGER "lmr itHdaf0r
rho nro passenger st' B.. lhf'1 So
Siasb and the astcn passenger "Nlr
at 1880. instead 10 1885 at dnuns
tho pest season
The new three pHe.rnH0f Roadster
Be- tbc mpsi anhing dtpiiiuD from
tlir conventional muiur rlt HrrIru GOO
body BE- unusually Ndr HtaflnN iDtrr
persons comfortable ThHf mft orr tnn
scat reserved for tho driver proie.n
forward about fuut luUh,f 1he roar
dock which ia covered win llNmn.uW
provides ploa,y ~ apa0. fr fflUi ut
other haFeas THO nru mHi'I '.i.
90 $3.50. which ia in, efnlr fN'
nrure placed on tho st.nihid u..
passenger "rouf touurF
without inermH,un tnn $500. 3d.
stroke ~ rlihor ihr Coon .f .n fn
der motor stniDnatNr .n.ine.r H.|r
praothaHY sddci aioui D. rrr .n tn
tnr pUwcl 90 aach TNlH uHa Iu, n
rrdHrinf fhe wciehi of th' wIih
om ahrflnunF Htrfurih lnd Dl fnU
tise o. lafror valves. an lmpmtpui as
hausi mrnifold ionoentlle psion inr-
aud lighter piston nuh comm, luH
roofs
Tmhon bearings nnt "a fnn 0nHura
rear nAie Dnntluuo aA prominent nc
ters ln Nindehakrf construction All
models now carry crowned fender.
eud oycrsifc tires. win safety troad.
IN the rear
Tho equipment on al modols ln
ciuios The wnrnor separate uali niar
ing and lEhting sHivm. FaaolIn'
gnuer dlmminr attachment far heu
nrhts. switch loohing douUn nnu
rumble fteolino tank in dlHh CROWN
cd Tenders Shohlor cuhnrDiarr bn,
MON skid tires uu tear NhoriH
Tn insure pr0mpt deliyorioa ln .relt
ter quantities than ever hcforo mpuu
ant additions have hcon msdo tn uu
ttudrnakor plants ln potroii ond souu
liuud
NJ p. LOwrRV. Dealer.
Phone lf6
Corpus Christi zen t.f rcsa'
(A1ynrtiuement
We make speciality ui 100 the int
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-09

From klngevule laa n,eht thc calltr
received ,ae tellcwing toiephrne nus-
sake.
Information has just bccn recolNvl
here 90 wash,ou ~ SSa fcet of
bridge aero<s tho Arkansas River at
Ewclder, north ~ Sinton 90 the
frownsNllle nne. This viii crippls
both frelght and passenger service nar
four days, and posslbll longer Crews
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-09
MORTUAR Y
Mrs. a Js,,on

Mrs a Iciton. thr vlfc nf loose
real cstatc DEALER dicd ai het horne
az 2ii Williams etrcw ihis morning
sh0rsN af,cr 900 o'ciock ncath fal.
Lowest tlrce DAYS fitness from a
chrvnio aihmsnt
roe fam.l, has been Twins M Corpus
Christi ioF about seven WARS. siac,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-09
sau.ane Renerl. rronhln

llcaNy rains alons part az thc unr
~ the san Antonio. rNaido and Gulf
rallroad WAS also roportcd yoStcrslh,
aad tho tompoafN suspension ST uar.
90 ever that limo wac also indicated
trom she measre information obtain
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-09

rho former company ifNccHalNv rAinH
on Ftiday nlght ana yesterday mornlnf
have causcd the hfideo over rupn'oto
crock. pn che snp hnc. to ni,c W1y. and
for several DAVIS at least lhe opcrilnn
~ trpins between Sipton and >onvo2
Nili br inpussiliA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-09
N p LowrRY Dealer


We make speciality uf 100 tle nt
est aud prcttiva thmHa fur co., hair
Ideal Hair ruflor H.
advertisement
New Britain herald., 1914-07-17
Superintendent DaWs Supplies Four Out Of Five Positions.
SUPERIOR INSTRUCTOR FOR BECklfY
Will Succeed Miss Sarah Porter.- Grange Certificate of Incorporation Filed With Secretary of State.- Grange Lawn Party Planned.

Four out of five vacancies in the teaching staff of the local schools, which were caused by resignations and failures to return contracts. have been filled at this early date, accord ing to a report which Superintendent J.W. Dows has filed with the school committee. The vacancy which now prevails, is in the Beckley Quarter school, and the superintendent ex- poets to have 1t filled very soon.
 Miss Lillian Ginsberg, the young lady who was on last years pay roll as substitute, has been engaged to succeed Miss A. Hynes at the Hub bard school in East Berlin. She is a young lady of about nineteen years and was graduated from the New Britain High school with the class of 1913. having been an honor pupil.
 To succeed Miss Eleanor Marks, who failed to sign another contract to teach at the Blue Hills school, Mrs. Clarence Taylor has been ap- pointed. Before marriage Mrs. Taylor held this position and proved very efficient.
 Miss Mildred Aspinwan of Berlin will take Miss Helen Ransome's place at the Percival school. She attended the public schools in Berlin at one time and was graduated from the New Britain High school She entered the ranks of the alumni of the State Normal school at New Haven in June of this year and Is considered we'll qualified to teach.
 Miss Dorothy Horsfal1, a popular New Britain young lady, who was ; graduated from the State Normal school in that city with the last class, will be a member of the kensington Grammar school faculty the open ing, of the fall term, succe ding Miss Brown. She left the New Britain High school with the class of 1912 in which she was an active worker, hav- ing been the secretary of her class and member of the class book board.
 The position in the Beckley Quar- ter school left vacant by the resig- nation of Miss Sarah Porter has yet to be filled. A very superior teacher has always held this place and Super intendent Dows is desirous of main taining this precedent. For many years a Phi Beta Kappa woman has taught at the Beckley Quarter school and the probability is that teacher Sf that distinction will be engaged 10 take up Miss Porter's work
 Of course the salary of such a teacher will be larger than that or the ordinary instructor, but the town 6 put to no additional cost, owing to the fact that the extra money Is taken
New Britain herald., 1914-07-17

With the ChautauquanS. Members of the w. c. T. U. and prominent temperance people from all over the state gathered here to- day for the annual tri-county gold medal speaking contest held at the camp grounds as the feature of this afternoons program at the Chau- tauqua assembly, It was by far the largest attendance of any session of the assembly, a warm and clear day helping to swell the attendance. A steady stream of conveyances of vari- ous description was noticed on the road to the camp grounds this morn- ing and by noon the Chautauqua col ony was more than twice it's usual size. An entertaining program was given in connection with the speak ing.
 Besides the class sessions tomor- row there will be readings in the af- ternoon by Miss Theresa M. Siegel, and in the evening Clarence T. Hub- bard will give an illustration of his accomplishments as magician.
 Talk With Prosecutor.
 Representatives of a New Britain SWoQ1Sn IdS charge of the picnics and dances at Silver Grove called on Prosecutor M. A. Norton Wednesday to assure him that the law regarding the sale of liquor is not being violated at the grounds They invited him to make a personal visit to the place when any of the affairs are in progress, express ing the opinion that he would find everything satisfactory.
 Complaints have been made to the authorities about the place and re- gently constabl made an investiga- tion. They could find no evidence to substantiate the claims that beer was being promiscuously sold on the grounds. .
 Brief Items.
 Miss Anna Murphy of Whiting street is visiting her aunt in Pough- keepsie, N. Y.
 Master Wooster Williams has re- turned from Sachem's Head, where he has been visiting at the Clark cottage.
 John Cooke has set the pace for East Main street property owners in the matter of laying walks in front of their places. Workmen were en-
New Britain herald., 1914-07-17

, '
 from the Olive Selden fund, which was instituted several years ago by Mrs. Olive Selden for the benefit of the Beckley Quarter school.
 The custom, heretofore, has been to appropriate the $500 salary allowed by the school board for this position, and add to it about $2OO, making a salary of about $700, which is quite large for a teacher of country school.
 Leave on Auto Trip. .t
 Alden Lincoln, son. of. MT. and Mrs. J. c. Lincoln of Pennington road, left today with Ralph Spinning, a friend from Michigan, for an extend ed automobile trip through the New England states. The trip, which is to be made in a Ford runabout, will include many of the largest cities in this group, and will probably termin- ate in the state of Maine.
 The boys had no definite course in mind when they left home and they will enjoy the novelty of roam- ing about at random.
 House Party at Madison.
 The Misses Marjorie -Brandegee, Izah Durham .and Helen Nourse and Henry Deming, Tenn Nourse and Arr thur Hancock were entertained by Professor and Mrs. F. E. Nourse at a house party in Madison yesterday.
 Miss Hildegmrde Brandegee Here.
 Miss Hildegarde Brandegee of Pennington, the violinist, who has I I>1 f1~ sician, is the guest of her aunts, the Misses Brandegee of Worthington ridge.
 Miss Brandegee rendered several violin selections in connection with an entertainment given last year by the Village Improvement society of Berlin and she is well known here.
 Grange Incorporated.
 Through it's attorney, Judge George w. Andrew of New Britain, the building committee of the Ber- lin grange has filed papers of incor- poration with the secretary of state.
 The certificate states that the ob- ject of the corporation is to erect and maintain a building for the use and benefit of the Patrons of Husbandry. The incorporators are George w.. Reed, Charles M. Weldon, Edwin E.. Adams, Senator Claude w.. Stevens, HI. w. Goodrich and George B. Car ter. The organization is without capital stock.
 Property Safes.
 After a noticeable Hull in this line for the past several weeks, Town Clerk Francis H. Shaw received in his deeds to enter upon his books.
 The first deed recorded the sale of a piece of land in kensington to John Paul and Merida DeMore, Frank D. Kent of Hartford being the grantor This property is bounded on the north by land of St. Paurs church corpora tion, on the east fifty-eight feet by the highway and on the south and west by land of Robert J. Vance.
 The grantees are given the privilege of using water from the well on the grantor's property, providing they bear one-half the expense of keeping the well and pump in repair.
 New Britain Man Buys Land.
 According to another deed, Mar Garet Selbert has sold to Frederick W. Hoffman of New Britain seven teen acres or land and all buildings standing thereon in Berlin.
 The land is bounded on the north by the highway, on the east by land of Sylvester Kaminiski, on the south by the top of the Ledge and on tho west by property of Aaron M Bell, being the same land deeded to the
New Britain herald., 1914-07-17
WILL ADDRESS NEW WORKERS.

Henry Hoar of this scity will leave this evening for Lake 'oscanwans, in the Catskills. where he will address the New York city Y. M.,C. A. senior campers tomorrow evening. His son. Leland Hoar, is spendingv the summer at this camp. y
New Britain herald., 1914-07-17
gagged today in placing cement walk in front of his house.

gagged today in placing a cement walk in front of his house.
 James J. Murphy, Barney Mason and John Cassidy brought home a fine string of perch. pickerel and cells last night after few hours fishing in Pennington.
 Selectman Johnson is having mo- tices printed warning cyclists from riding on the sidewalks and calling their attention to the law which re- quires that their wheels be equipped with lamps and bells. The notices will be posted around the town and if they do not cause discontinuance of the practice of using the sidewalks as a track for cycling arrests will follow.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-17
grantor by William H. Webster on May IF, 1913.
 Seibert Sells to PierSOns

 May IF, 1913. Seibert Sells to Piersons. Frank Seibert of New Britain has transferred to Aaron and Alma Pier son two parcels of land in this town. The first contains three acres with l dwelling house and other buildings and is bounded northerly and east erly by the highway; southerly by the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad and westerly by land of Emma F. Sefbert. The" second piece contains eight acres and has for its boundary on the north and east, the highway, on the south the Middletown branch of the railroad and on the west land by George T. Arthur.
 "Pa" Corbin Writes to Shaw. William H. C"Pa") Corbin, state tax commissioner, has communicated , with, Town Clerk Francis H. Shaw requesting information as regards the number and valuation of public buildings in Berlin, including build- ings belonging to the United States government, the state of Connecticut, the town or any city or borough thereof, if there be any Needless to say, the town clerks letter will not have to be very lengthy.
 Postmaster Looking Up Package Postmaster Henry l.. Porter left the Berlin post office in charge of his assistant, Miss Olive Shaw, this lin brick yards to investigate the loss n a Y0on nko0 Vxy11 joI reported to him.
 Senator Receives Literature. Any local residents desiring copie3 of the state registry and manuals for 1914 can receive them by making application to Senator Claude w. Stevens of Kensington, who has just received large consignment If them. Pastors Guest Leaves.
 After having been the guest of Rev. Carleton Hazen, the Kensington Con- gregational church pastor, for the past few days, his brother, Rev. Aus tin Hazen of Tougaloo university, Mississippi, left today for Thomas ton, Conn.,, where he is holding s summer passionate.
 During his stay in the east Rev. Mr. Hazen is acting as financial agent for the college with which he is affiliated
 Girls May Have Camp.
 There is move on foot among the officers of the Kensington Congrega- tional church to organize a camp near the lower reservoir for the girls of the Junior department of the Sunday school. If the plan materializes, it is probable that a party will spend one day next week on the shores of the beautiful reservoir. where a num- Der of the boys of the Sunday school camped out for several days last week.
 The girls camp would be in charge of Mrs Carleton Hazen and other teachers of the school.
 Grange Lawn Party. Grange members are eagerly antici- pa ting the pleasure of a lawn party which is to be held on Thursday even- ing, August 6, at the home of Sena- tor and Mrs. Claude w. Stevens of Percival avenue, Kensington. The senator is arranging an interesting program for the event
 Raced Through Town. Anyone who happened to be walk ing or driving along the turnpike about o'clock yesterday afternoon can tell how he was obliged to scam per towards the gutter when two y~ (Continued on Tenth Page.l.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-17
Irse Pyrox for spraving.

Use Pyrox for spraying. Your potato plants will benefit by 1t. We carry a complete line of tools for having and other farm, work. Look over the cultivators we have in stock. Now is the time to get ready for har- vesting: You may save money if you visit our store before buying else- where Plainville Hardware Go. Tel
New Britain herald., 1914-07-17
With the Chautauquans.

are responsible for the increase in the capital.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-17

(Continued on Tenth Page.1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15
yOetbe 9enfmal tBtbaIt.
WIaH5snOe geTiammIHns iu0bui Se,
remOHie in SiHeolH Bari,
Chicago, bel.

Chicago, t5. SUM. - 9as sii
Gbren oes gr6Bten SeutitCn Didters
bon Den 8eiiti6.gImeritauern IN
oen gnrBen Ser. Staaten errihtete
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flag i'm 2incoIn Borf entblIt. Die.
lie berporragenoe g11nner bieIten
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groBe muiifaliIde ltlterbaItuns.
Sic iunge glmerifaner baben 70
piele Sropien oeutiden @lihes in
Den gl6ern", inate 9otitoiter @rni
Sobann Seinrib bon gernitorii,
Der bon g9aibington nod Chicago
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ben 4idter ais Die Sbrigen be.
traften fonnen." @raf gernitorif
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15
Rtbfutll auT
bful Ri&,ng!
Sie berScn bon ben 5eberaliiteH
bri 3aeateeas anfS Saupt
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ner bier eiugctroifeneu 1epeide 5i.
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2ids Eotoii ben bon Den 9lebellen
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geiauOt. es geIong General gIrglI.
memo, Dem 6einoe In Die 5Ianfe
81 fallen imo aus @uaoeloupe, ei.
ner goritaot bon 8acatecas, az ber-
trei6en. Damn Oereinigte er iidJ NIT
ben belagerten &ruppen unb braHte
Den HebeIen cine empfinoIite 9eie.
oerlage BEL. es piro bebouptet,
oab Die 9le6eIleu aaeiu 100 Soote
perloreH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15
sraaiidlcr Sob,
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9aieia OnrdI @iit Gin
GnDe.

Sellte gegen 10 llbr Bormitta9S
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Ciiicerdumlidteiten in oemieIben
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