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The Nevada County picayune., 1915-10-08
AN AGE OF MARVElS

90 many mlfdcleS nave pSe' performed by our men of science in recent years that we cease tc be surprised at any announce ment which tends to make the impossible possible.
 The casual statement sent out from Washington last week ot the human voice being sent across the continent to San Fran cisco and then on to Hawaii, a distance of 4,600 miles, few years ago would have startled the world, but the world ot today has been so frequently shocked, surprised and startled that details of the experiment were modestly handled by news papers, more significant happen ings occupying the public mind.
 Yet here is all announcement which will no doubt revolutionize our present day methods ot communication.
 The wireless telephone has been the subject of scientific discussion for many years, even settle all doubts as to the practl- cability of wireless communica- tions where the human voice can be sent to far distant points, and be distinctly heard and recogniz- ed.
 This is the greatest feat that has ever been accor he'd Tn telephony" the dlspa,.n says. This is putting it mildly. It IS one of the greatest feats in the history of the world. The only reason its staggering nature IS not more fully appreciated is be- cause we have advanced step by step to this crowning achieve ment in the art of long distance communication. As intimated at the outset we have been so be- wildered by recent inventions that We have ceased to be sur prised any longer.
 Some months ago the Ameri- can Telegraph Company success fully sent the human voice via Arlington to Mares Island, Cali fornia. This was a trip across the continent. It was most remark b l 6 accomplishment. Now, however, this record has been eclipsed and the voice has been carrid through the air over the waters of the Pacific to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The distance is greater than that from New York to Paris, to London, to Berlin, or to Rome.
 Has the world really lost the youthful faculty of wonder that such discovery attracts so httie comment? Have we become so satisfied with the tnumphs 0. science that such an achieve ment seems to be commonplace
 The wireless telephone may not yet be practical. but 1t surely marhs the beginning which opens the way to further progress. When it does become practical teiepnone and telegraph wire will be a thing of the past,
 The Commercial Appeal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-10-08
Hon. J. Q. A. Bush
 Candidate for
 C o n g r e S S

Meeting of Arkansas State Ass 3ciation If Baptist Churches, Sheridan, Arkansas, October 28 tn to 31st 1915. For the above occasion the St. L. I. M. x s. Ky. will sell tickets Prescott to Sheridan and return for $3. 90, tickets on sale October 26th, 27 tn and 18th, going passage to commence on date of sale and bear final eturn limit b reach original starting point prior to mi might of November 1st.
 G. A. Hays. Agent.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-10-08

The old reliable Tonic b''' Iron and Wine puts new '"'s, gs, into the tired-out, Fi-'''''' system. Price $1. co.
 Guthrie Drug Store
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-10-08

We fumisa our readers with all the news of Prescott, Nevada County and the State of Arkansas
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-10-08
Personal Property

Owners Name Kind of Property
 J C Barksdale mules Oscar Gally l vehicle Eli Gully one mule
 made two II J Kirk household A C Moody two mules C c Steed two mules ] A Weaver two mules T E Blakely three mulos
 same hog
 John Ingram househod l. D Blake househo,a Fisher household Sam Hicks househo d Chas Latin househo.a Rodolphus Latin household Chas Tidwel househola R l. Andrews three horse a
 asme household J t Andrews household w D tmmerson household Tom Hardiman one mule Louis Jones household A j Mechanism hous5hoic C. Nelson two mule Sid M Wells household F E Wells household G E Wells household Abe Wells two mules
 same hous eholC D Blankenship one horse J w Carrol two mules Mrs N E Davis three mules J 0 Haynes one mule T H Butler household J B Cleerley household Green Jackson household A R Madison vehicle
 same household c w Skinner household K Spencer househelC Chas Beard household c B Beckery household B G Bryant five COW. Arthur Brown household 1 l. Burnell household L L Burnell household w w Drake 75 sheep or goat: Jim Hicks household C B Hesterly household Vim Hughey household Andrson Stringer household Jno Marlborough household r Odom one vehicle Byron Sherman one horet Luther White household D w Aslin household P Aslin household B Jones household Jerry Thompson household G k Chamlee one mule Dock Cottingham household Rufe Cummings householc Mrs. Mollie L Hurt household T K Sampson household J K Wicker household H Wicker household D F Wicker household B M Wicker household w Westmoreland household A l. Battle household w Garrett household Robt Hardin household John Hendrix household J V Hulse two mules l. T Mathews automobile w Palmer household J K Prescott household J Youman household Will Akin household w R Barham automobile M Fl Bailey household Douglas Brooks X Co Merchandise C E Buchanan household P F Chappelle two hors es l. l. Cox X Go Merchandise A Nj Denman two COWS
 same household c C Hamby household R A Knox householQ Sam k Mum cattle New Supply Co Notes x Accounts Allen Pipkin househould Prescott Drug Co Merchandise Prescott Steam Laundry Fixtures Dora Suckle Merchandise
 same household A Ii Smith cotton W CTate household Woodul Notes X Account J H Hale automobile E F. Alsobrook one mulr
 same household " T Almand household w T Allen two mule. W N Brown four horse J k Chamlee two mule
 same hOuseholt B C Epperson two mule A Ii Hicks Monay notes, etc Hlrst houSehoic J 0 Mathis three mul,
 Mcdaniel x Kidding cattt w F Otwell househo,o J H Kidding househoiG J w Kidding one mule
 same made two by boarn Jno Sweeny household D Turner two mule
 same made three by boa, T B Westmoreland one hOrs N NJ White two mule, T J Nreyford household A C Allen househo c. J r Jones househo!0 H D Blllock four mule Ike Germany household Rafe Griffin househo H l. Hamilton househo
 Grant Hamilton housaho
 Abe Hatson househo,t k K Kendrick househou c L Kendrick househol. T II Lamb househot t B C Malone househor
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-10-08

We are agents for Buck stoves and ranges.
 New Supply Ca.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-10-08
g(Contirued from page seven)
 REAL ESTATE
Parts of Sections

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The Nevada County picayune., 1915-10-08
REPPY's ADDITION

Mrs R C. Howell. l.......#..... ..=......-. Alrs F Treginion, S-9-1S. ........... ....#.. j F. Cox Fr. II, all i6.....-.. ......=. J. NJ Moore i1...=...-.- .#.....=.. ....=....#
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-10-08
N iRREN's ADDITION

Afs.- -p F. Andrews, 2-3-7...#.#...=. ....=..=. Junction City Lbr. Co. 4-5. ..-..-......=.
 w. Y Montgomery. Pt 4-5....#........... Mrs F. \. McCuller. @-i....... ........,........#. G. w Antoine, ..-...#.....#,. ..-...........
 J. II Hale. F. POP fl. 1-t. ali :. Fr 5-6. -.
 W. X Smith. 3-4 4...... .....-#.... ,..-.-#.
 w. " Rice, Fr. $..........#.... ........... w W Rice. r. ore-third l. w. l 2........-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

I'm Elm Oerplnoetcr Ofii5ier Oorouf
Gufincrfiom OaB i'm Gorf Oie Sin.
Dobner in 0en aellern unO binter oen
8cnitcrlooen oerboraen nit Shrot
ih0iien. Ger Selomorihaa Ouufte,
lieB iiA ober trotoenI nidt abboltelt
Nas Tori 8l 0lrdlrriten mo mir to-
men oud acknowledgements inbeidoi.
fen oil 0en ieniciti9cn 9lusgdno. Gort
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tiidfcbrenoe lllanenpotrouille entge.
gen. Gr rift onIcih ouf ocn tie iHb,
rcnocn iunaen Seltnant 81 inO ia9tc
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rciten Ger llHuca III gan5 inbe0eu.
tcn0. Sm Gori miro BON ocn Sim.
robnern geidloiien uno sic piirOcn
@efabr louicn."
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iholls lit ourh oae 3eitngen gegon-
gen. Eroe0cm oari oicIes 9ieiteritiid
i'm 8uiommen6ona nitt imerplbnt
bleiben @rof S0ieler beobohtete
bon cinem gQoIoron0 aus elm Weicd,t
aeeen ein pon oen Tron3oien anihei.
aeno itorf beiebtes Oorf. 9tls IN ocn
ieinOlihen 2inien 6oS Scier ner.
ihlmntc. muroe oie &ernmtitng &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

len 5u ieiu 9lie hat elm fommonoie.
renoer @eneral Dor ibn dbnlibeS bon
9feiter un0 Efero aeior0ert. glls
@roi Soieler suerit Oieien @eo be.
ihritt, lit er bon manhem ange9rii.
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9Iniihten OurdQeiebt. uno ie baben
in Der gansen glrmee Sdnlc gcfuacbt.
Ger icsiae ariea gibt ibm al0n5eno
redlt. Ger Nlonn ocr ihon in 0ci
Selo3iiQen Don 1S64/66 imo 20 on
ser Seitc oes 9}oten Prin3cn mit9e.
iodlten hot. lit DER @roBten elmer non
Ocnen gcpeien, ole oos Sdpcrt idlori
9c6oIten ba6en, oas lett uuiere 5ciuoc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

een 9mi6eit ais molle ser Mori6on
Den 9efucis fii6ren. ooB oos @eihlebt
ser Sampler bon 1864/66 un0 70
on llnerihroden6cit unO Eooesoer-
odiung wo6l erreibt ober nidt ii6er-
troiien per0en fam. @s lit pieoer.
bolt poracfomnen ooB er SSufatterie-
onariife in Ser Shiitenlinie 81 @iero
im Sdritt mitaeritten Bat. @6brenO
rehts uno linfs ole ShiItenlinien
pon elmer @eldnoeoedlmg sur onoern
lprunopeiie aebiidt uorIieien inO oa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

glodoent sic @urcu 3weiein6alb
sabre inonn6oit fiir ibrc llnub61n-
g'9tdt gegeu @nglauo gefdnpit bat.
zen oos Oen &rieg nit 9roBcr linz
Henlalidfeit mo, mie es bel oen
Snlouoera Site, NIT g(npcnoung
e'Ier moahhen lmo unm0glidcn Wft-
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tal9enO idneQ in i6r Sdidial, ais
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ys.aat1rnoeu Saiies ino lie ebeuio IN.
IWl9 NE mormer 3meigpng C.
l0llIlnt So6ei nidts 6erous. So5r.
Se9nte oauernoen 0aiies, mic er oit
Ss SaS aon5e 0cnten lulo Erd6ten ser
SSolter 0es alten europa bis sur Sci.
sgltelcsung lmo &erna1ldIiiging
lulBf Iin5 Oie 9uren llnfd6ia. @ie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
Graf 0dle(er i'm Weli6rica.

so,'%S,sr %sr 9tooem6ermnnacr ser .SiO-
81. "en Wlonats6efte", @liinHen:
oros leue 0eutidlanO~, Oie cine
ii6cnne slnjo6l mertpoQcr 9luiidte
cnfs ae9enwdrtiac Srogeu cnt6dlt,
6oi,a'egllleil mir ioloenoen glufinB,
fen' Serfoiier, 9lrnol0 8cN6erg,
piii.. @raien S1ieler ais Groonuon5-
eS,er S'er bciac0ebeu mar.
il e2en'ralfel0morinoQ @rof SGicler
Foif' f'gg eluer pcri0nliden 8nrGtloiig-
0se lIouncnspert 1T. Gs 0ot fait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

Sn Den eriten Sa6ren noA Dem
6rieOensidmB. inter Dem ODER.
foniiloriot Soro Miluers, ser ais
ma6rer lIrbeber oeS @urenfrieges
DerboBt mar. perbielten i6 sic irii.
1eren gurcugeueraIe poQfommen ab.
lebneuO, @rit ais 1906 mter SorO
SeIbonc ieitenS engIonos oen tribe
rem @1Ireurepublifen SelbitOeupol-
ting, 5iidleid nit elmer olBeroroent.
lid freiiiniaen Gerfoiiung 9cipGbrt
wurOe, IicBen ii6 oie 9ureniii6rer
sur SeilnaDme on Der 9icaierung be-.
Uegeu. Ga Die @nbleil ibnen ou1
bolo Ourauf cine erOriidenoe Nlaio.
ritdt 5ur Serrigung iteilteu oeIoug,
ten iic in tiir5elter 3eif oui frieoli.
dem @ege bon ueuem in oen 9eiib
Der &erriMait, ole ibuen ourh Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

ale iungen 9olfer ser 9euen @eli
trogen lie 0en Bid DouUGrts, niht
riidnpdrts acpeuoct. llno 10 fommt es
Oeun 0oB Tie 6eirte nit Ger engliiAen
Serrldait Die ii6rigens flugeripeiic
cine ourhoRs miloe im0 folm fiibl.
bare it, duBcrlid 10 5iemli9 ousge.
i06nt iiuO
SIN %orlomcnt 81 &apitaot lit oic
nicoerlduoiihc Sprodc ueben Der
engliidben aleiN6ere6tigt. 9tur oic
alte .@iertIeur4 ole he aus Scr oItcn
Seimot mitgebrobt ba6eu Die 9urer
gegeu Die 6ritii6c 6logse lmtalibcn
uuiiien in %retoria iibt an Stele
Oes olten 8r1iiocnten S{riiger Elm
eugliider Gberfomuiiior, unO i'm
gon5er 2anoe. oos etpa I u NAL 10
ibrer wo6reu Se6eusintereiien bcein-
groB lit uie Geuti6lono, Iieoeu etma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

duBert, oaB ole 5raf5olen ben Srt
ouigegeben bGtten. 9be Batrouillen
sur @rfunoune ousgeionot lDeroen
tonnteu beiHeg @ruf S6cler, obue
Elm @ort 8u ioaet ieinen 5u6Spal-
lao5 @renooier uno galoppierte, rllr
Qeiolgt bon eincm Sroonnan5ofii5ier,
not Dem Ort ltio 0lrh Die ipie aus.
aeitorben Oaliegenoe 1oriitraBe. IS
3cigte iib, OOH Ole Nrall5oien tatldhs
lid o6ge5ogen moren. ytir ein SSil'
ionterilt mar oils 9tod3iigler 5uriid.
QebIiebcn Dem Der @rof oui i'm los.
goloppierenO. in orobenoein Son ail-
REF oGu cs mon priionnier". Sb.
glei6 ser Selomoridoa ebenio tpie
iein 8ealeiter feinerlei g9offen bel
iid trua mari ser 5ran5oie er.
ihroden fem @cpebr tort tno ant.
lportete milit6riid qriiBenO. oNul
mon general Gr Bate ioiort in
Dem @rofen SGieler einei 6oben ISiib-
rer bcrmutet. Suns onrauf traT cine
&opoIleriepotrouile in Dem Gorfc
Gin. @rof &dieler ii6ergob Dem ga.
trouiQenfiibrer ieinen @efongenen,
Nen er in5miiden iiber Die 9fiid5ugs.
rihtrn1 oeS sSeinOes luSgeirogt
hottc. inoem CT Dem iungen Oifi5ier
eleih5citia oues, poS CT erfa6ren
bottc, mitteiltc. Gr fiiate bin3u:
nSerr 9eiitront, beforOern Tie Die
Wleloung boloiqit 5uriid, iie lit mid.
tic. SD bite o6cr nidjt oorin 5u be-
rcrfen, oaB ih iuhon bier gefpeien
BIN" Der 3eruinoeten Dat lib @rof
&0ieler. penn cS Die 3eit erlorbte.
nit beionOerer Sorgiolt uno @iite
oracnoninell gr bat einige WioIe
aiif oen S6ladtielo mitten I'M Seuer
periSnlim oofiir Sorae getragen oaB
SdurrUerminoete bon 0en Srntlens
trdeern obaebolt, nit @oiier oeriorgt
url nerblm0en puroeti glls einmol
8erbou01euQ uidt oor6onoen mor
gcbch CT uno ieiue @ealeiter iogleicb
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&ilfc 6erbei3ubolcn.
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TcIomoridoa, troboeu er iiA ieinen
uht,iaiten Sabre n1bert, nod ebenio
rnermiiolicb 6u @ieroe iibt wie Der
liinQite Gffi5ier. Sat er Oocb an eini.
Ncn Eogen bis IN IA ShnOen I'M
Sottel 5uge6rodt. Gr reitet ioit itets
Se6ritt o0er @olopp, Grab MIR in
gluSnabnei1Qen. Seine 9}abrunq
IT. iDie idon in iriiberen 3eiten foit
mr Wiilh mo einige Gier, 6leiib
nimnit er meniu al iid, 9llfobol uie.
Seine 9Inipriidbe 6e5iiglid5 Ger Der
pileGung iino Oentbor gering. 9llu
cinmal ais ibm unO ciniaen Oifi5ie-
rem elm gar sll 3dbeS ,poulet~ porges
ieBt purOc, ioQtc er nit beiternl ga.
heln: uUieieS &ubn bate ih 6eiier
iton inn Sabre 1870 ellen ioQen~
Seine eiacnc f6rperli6e 9eiihngsfG-
bigfcit iit piclleicht Der @runO qeme.
Icr, ooB er ais aorpSiiibrer 70 genau
Gctuubt bet, mas ei0citIsh sic Eruppc
f6rperlid oud idbon i'm Srieoen lei.
item fam mo mlB, uni 0en 9lnforoe.
llnacn Ocs nooernen 8rieaes 9eluod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

BEL troboen srm Sell erbeblide Ser.
lutte botten. blieb oer 6elomaridlaa
uno ieine gegleiter, Oeren Silboutteu
BON meitber fir Den Heino ertennbor
icin mllBten, ipie ourh Elm @linOer
i.npcrlebt, obaleih ole 5ron5oen
3eitpeile ioaor nit Wtoidinengclpeb,
rem ouf i'm aeihoiien baben- Gle
Sdiibener1beu. in oenen Die Snfon.
terie tiei eingegruben in @edlIng
liegt, bat er ebenfaas oft trob oes
fein0Iiden 6euers int 'Stritt obgerit-
ten. gs fam feinem 3iueifel imter-
liegen, Dab oieie &oltung eines boben
SeneroIs 6eaeiiterno ouf Die SrIppe
mirfen nuB. Gs lit IN Der 6ront Elm
DeitDerbreiteter gIberglnlbe, Dab Der
Grof fueelfeIt lei. 10 pie Die Seere
0oS in &riegen oeS II. un0 is. Sabr-
6moertS BON einiaeu aapitGnen &C..
alau6t bo6en. Dlon fonnte ioit ia.
GEN oaB Oic Grippe BEN SelOmor.
ifoQ ais einen EoliSmm betrodtet,
oeiien sInweienbeit Den @riolg Der.
biirgt.
Syn oen eriten Sogen Oes Selo5ugeS
mar @rof Sdieler Oos 3iel zines raj.
iiliierten Sranftireuronldlogs Sin
Gori Ioa in ser Wlittc DER @eicdts-
linic 9}e6ts uno linfs ces CrteS
0ingen itorfe SSninntcrielinien Dor,
oui Oie ser 8ein0 nit glrtiaerie icboB,
wGhrenC OoS 0orf ielbit nift unter
Seier loQ. @raf SGieler bottc an
ser Dem Seino 5usefebrtcn Goriieite
anter einem pradtpoaen olten 9AlB+
baum i'm Shottcn ouf einem Stu6l
9lob gcnommen. oen man aus Dem
nGditen Souie Qebolt botte, uno be-
obo1tte BON bort oen 6ortgane oeS
@cle6tes. ASloblih bcncrften Die
i'm ilmQe6enoen Sfii5icre cine Sra.
nate. ole in ihnuraeroOer 9fihtuna
oiif oen 9htBboum. icOob 200 Wf. 3it
fiir5 einiAluq. aur5 Oorouf fam ein
smeites @cihoB. obcr rur nod 100
af. az fnra. @rof &Gielcr, Oorouf
mifmerfiom Qemoht, mar geneigt
0ieie JiihhmQsGnoerinQen oes feiu0.
liten 9lrtiaerieicuers fiir 5ufdaia 81
tolten. g9ie ober cine brittle @ra,
note Oorolif in oerielbeu 9inie ouf
MIR nod etipa 80 ~. Gntiermmg
frepierte, inate er;; nW2eine @erren,
bic iibernGdite wiro sen 91uB6oun
ireffen~ 9lls Damn ser nddyite SdnlB
Qon5 nobe einl6luQ er6ob er iiCb, Inn
lanaionI peiter ieitpGrts 81 ac6eu.
8leih binterber idhiQ cin 8oQtreffer
iaii unnlittelbor ncben Dem Baum
EN- glm n1hiten Soac Ite0tc lih
bernuS, OoB Der Wloire 0es SrteS &c.
lcp5onuerbinOlna nod oen fron,0ii.
ihen Sinien ac6o6t botte. gr aeitonO,
6ab er ser feinolihen 9[rtiaerie nit.
Qeteilt babe, lie cele6re morehoI~
iibe tnter Dem 6epugtcn Baum. 90
iueni0 @raf SdicIer ouf Iicb ielbit
3iidiicbt nimmt. 10 iebr lit er fir ON.
0ere 6cOodt. Gei einem oer critcn
@eiehte ipoQtc Der @rof Elm Tor'
0nrbreiten Oas bon 0en 6rai3oieK
uerlaiicr un0 bon Derein5elten Oe1t.
ihen Sd)iiten bcreits ourhihritten
luor. gor Dem Dorfeingong mahtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

Seit Scr 6leiihbouer @robg ocn
Naupttreiier oeuadt lnitcn ietue
Giiitenfdrtcn; Sebniiian @robig,
5Ieiidl6antier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

5000 N3anu euglii6er Srilppen. Gas
lit ei9entlih oaes, mas man bon Der
6ritiiben G5erberridait merit lno
es lit mirflid 81 Wenig, Inn Die gus
ren 81 einem neuen aampf gegen Die
ielben 81 rei5en, iun 10 me6r, ais Ole
cngIilhe &errihoit ibnen mih man.
GerIei @orteiIe 9ebroAt bat: Seihte
@elo5eidofnmg fir Stoatsbeoiirf-
niIic, uuentgeltlihen Shus Der aii.
item oltrd bic cnoliide 6lotte uno
gllteu @eroienit fir 9lderbouer lmo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

ihldat. GoS miro Gati5lano oem
@eucrolielomaridal @roien Ndleler
nienlalS perAciicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
NamenoeOornp1ie.

uSier iiro Die 6eriibmiei auieIiua.
ldcn @lobcn.~ .,@lt. obcr hn.
ben Sie niht nod onoere2 glui oieien
lit mir 3u pieI @aier~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

8eoiirfniiie ser eugliidcn 9lrmee, Sc.
pubCtr6btIib abeeIentt ourb Oen
9oB 5egen ole 5ablreihen cigeuen
Sano5lelte, bic nit Den engliibcn
Eruppen gegen ole 9lreu gefdmpit
mnO inter Der 9e8eidnung gtationol
ScoutS iogor ibr eigenes &orps &c.
biIOet bottet Oos Ourd 9erntuis Der
Sdlnpfpiutel mo Der &fmeiie
Ger 9uren Den @n9ldnoern geraoe.
slt 9(usihIag oe6enoe Dieulte 1elei'
itct hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

arieg germl6t moroen par lui6reno
@nglono iib NIT einem me6r ideIn.
barren ais uirtlihen GiniIubnabnle
ouf Die &egieum8 begniiaeu nuBte
Dieies Ger6dliuis lit audi 0as aIelhe
aebliebcn ols Die iiiooiriidpiid3e
Union Ole aIten britiiheu Nolonicn
aaplano mo 9lotal mil bea itii3e.
rem 8urenrepubIiten perItmol5 2n3
Ierbdltnis Der @urteien IN oenl 1eR.
tigeu @arloment bon aapitaot iii nm
geio6r ioIacnoes: As gIiriimer oocr
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New Britain herald., 1915-07-01
DR. SHAW PRESENTED
WITH AUTOaO BILE
Ncw York State sufrragists Give Car
to Leader who Is Recurring to
Her Home FOR i Hest.

New York, July /. DIR. Anna How
ard Shaw. president of the National
Woman Suffrage association, loft New
York yesterday for her home at Moy-
Ian, Pa, in new auton obile, the gift
Of the suffragist of New York state.
The car was presented to DIR. Shaw
yesterday in front of national suffrage
headquarters on Fifth avenue and
Christened the Eastern Victory.
This is q long way, said DIR. Shaw
accepting the gift, from the days
when Susan B. Anthony and COM
raigned together with one suit case
because we hadn't clothes enough to
I'LL two; when we rode in buckboards
and ranhshackled wagons, any kind OF
vehicle we could get. e
Or. Shaw, who has made seventy
SIX conpaign speeches in the last six
weeks, said she hoped to rest at her
hcme for at least a week.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-01
BEouEsr FOR DRUDGE.

winsted, July Provision is made
by the will of Edward Clark, filed
for probate yesterday. for the erec-
ton of an ornamental bridge for ped
estrians and vehicles over the first
narrows of Highland Lake. The
residue of the estate, amounting to
about 100000, 10 set aside for this
purpose. 1t isprovided also that If
the town fails to construct the bridge
within ten years the money is to go
to Litchfle1d County Hospital
New Britain herald., 1915-07-01
BIG TRADE BALANCE.
Billion Dollar Mark Greatest ii His
tory Of q. S.

Washington, July IA billion dol
lar trade balance-the greatest in
American history-in a year which
has seen commerce depressed by
eleven months of world war, is the
commercial record Of the United
States. Oficial announcement was
made yesterday at the department Of
commerce that with the closing of
the fiscal year at midnight it was
certain that the billion dollar mark
had been passed.
"The figures for eleven months
ending May ST. it was announced,
SHOW a favorable balance of $685.
117,479. AS thirteen ports which or
iginally handled 80 per cent. of the
country foreign trade show for June
an export balance of approximately
$50, 100000, it is now known that the
excess of exports over imports has
at this date exceeded 100000.
surprising nearly 100000, the
highest record heretofore made
New Britain herald., 1915-07-01
LANSING-WHITMAN
GUESTS AT AMHERST
Eighty i've Graduates Receive Degrees
at Commencement Exercises Ian
sing Gets Honorary Title.

sing Gets Honorary Title.
Amherst. Mass, July 1.-Secretary
Of State Robert Lansing and Gov.
Charles s. Whitman Of the New York
were guests at the commencement ex-
2ercises OF Amherst college yesterday.
Both are graduates Of Ami rst. It
was expected that they would deliver
addresses at the commencement din
ner
The graduating class numbered s .
men, OF whom 81 received the de-
gree of Bachelor Of Arts % that
of Bachelor Of Science.
Honorary degrees were awarded as
folls:
Doctor OF Laws--Robert Lansing,
So, secretary Of state; Sir Herbert g.
An1es, Montreal, recently knighted by
King George for distinguished SER
vices in raising a fund OF s5.00O,oo0
for families Of soldiers; Rev. William
FL P. Faunce, president Of Brown
university; Professor B. x. Emerson,
'65. of the Amherst college depart
nlent Of geology.
Doctor Of Humane Letters-A1fred
b. stearns, principal of Philliphs-An-
dover academy.
Doctor OF Divinity William
D. p. Bliss, '78, New York.