davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-04

view school Supervisor Appointed.
Gilbert Z. Rogers has sr.c,s1 . -
slio. he Is expecting to ship mill,
70 the Providence market. MANY ~
the local milkmen who send their milk
70 me Providence market do not think
that they are receiving enough for This
product with the high price OF grain
Why several producers of milk WIN
I've N Ledyard send their PRODUCT 10
providence is because Il makes n
easier Tor them to dispose Of II at
John R weiman. who Is a producer
OF milk. Is erecting his second silo.
Frank a Maynard has purchased a
new touring car
Sells White Wood Trees.
D. d. Taylor has sold a larga nrr,-
Der OF white wood trees TO MI FSTcb
Of Hanover
New School SUPERVISE.
The Ledyard schools win open We'd
nesoay, Sept. sth- Secretary G %
rhine has appointed @. c. Swift SUPER
visor OF schools for Ledyard. II was
FOUND that Mr.. Barber. the former SUI
peTV $50 OF the Ledyard schools. could
Mr., Clough OF Deep River. inspector
OF schools, was present az n frr,eeffna
or the town school COMMITTEES held Al
1Su1dEu Cenler on Tuesday Afternoon
ana introduced Mr. Swift The super-
visor will have charge Of the I.edyard
and North Stonington schools, making
ms headquarters in Norwich.
Daniel Whipple and family have
moved into Horace Mains cottage at
Lantern Hill.
Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Goodenoueh
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sweetzef
OF Norwich. attended the Conference
al yewett City Wednesday.
Miss Florence Bennett Of Noruvtch
has been the guest OF Miss Nellie
Miss Florence Geer has returnea
home. after visit with Rev. and NrS
w r White Of Old SaybroolZ-
Miss Aldene Clark OF Stonfnrton h.s
returned. having spent several dava
with Florence Cook
Alton Stoddard Of Gales Ferry h.u
6een the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Party on Birthday.
A number OF young people went "a
the residence Of Miss F1orence Coor
Monday evening. This was Ma
Cooks twenty-hrst birthday. Ths
young people found Miss Cook a AMI
- s~-i'91'
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-04

MRS j. u. Simpson has gone 70 Leb-
Miss Lydia Johnson. Mrs. Earl Ror-
eTs ana daughter Barbara were guests
az dinner Tuesday Of Mrs. William
Mrs. Lewis Johnson was the week
eho guest OF Mrs. Hyde johnson and
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-04

swiss cheese imported into the
y on p states Is valued ut $4,000, 900
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-04
NORTH FRANKLIN

Meeting of the y. w. cIub-surpri.e
Party for Fred II. Race, Jr., on His
Birthday. :
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-04
NORTH SToNINGToN

Those Who. VIII Teach In Town
= Schoois-New Supervisor, With
Headquarters In Norwieh-FIrennsn
Williams Burned.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-04
LEDYARD

Milk Producers Erecting siIo,-Th;rk
PreVidsnee Milk Prices Too Lrw-
New School Supervisor Appointed.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-04
Party on Birthday.

number OF young people went "a
.ne residences OF Miss Florence Cook
Monday evening. This was 1nes
Cooks twenty first birthday. Tbs
ycung people found Miss Cook a AMI
entertainer. ''-'s
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-15
What Becomes of
the Rug

This rug will be left on the sidewalk for thirteen
days including two Saturdays. Then it will be wash
ed with ordinary soap and water just the as you
would wash handkerchief. It will then be placed
in our window so that every may examine it
closely. It will then be sold to the highest bidder
Examine it closely and then fill out the coupon that
will be in the newspapers in Of our advertise
ments We positively guarantee that the rug which
you will in the window will be the Sidewalk Rug
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
LOST
MIS- HLLANEOUS
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF RECEIVING BIDS FOR
LEASING or PUBLIC LANDS FOR
OIL AND GAS PURPOSES

] N.+;c. e.. b.-.r.
/ i-."".." ''.rO' -lNtn mat the Commits
| Gl"I'H VI .uT n'Nd '.IIrr of me state Of
| 1,.! !.NoG" wa, receive sealed bids at the
/ ,r w.. W. I'' ,,.I,''F "t Iour o. clock p. m,
r. r'" H.l "i "..s IyI5, FOR the lrus'
oii and ',, .,. '",,3 ] "',.Iord h"rei9beIow foI
Sa,s o} GlI.al" gltIT aa" .l yi.1lu the laws Of the
All III I.t 'g' D2r,.'r 10 '-55 y, ioylt,. go,
I0oTf AVER nf or.2M 1sh water mark i'm the east
I"I "l 0'.t'n - ana all OF Section -,
'"Tt'r"'p '.nmt, ~ 'or'N. Range east Greek
i '.''t
., iGm '"".N"IP ~ north, Range
S..,ion I,,s ,s count!
,,.t Wf' i"' 'uMu'"'p - north, Range {
@ r'u.l'
.,st ii';Tu ;,, N.Nhlp ~ north, Range >
,o ,,r' VIZ .Tun.l
,,.t "m ;n,o ,r' io.n'"'p u north, Range .
s,.,inr w. 'T1Hl,l.
''I', I.h,ot' county
RAM, ,"'.', a. ''T'ion &c. township ~ north,
"'u-, east Lincoln county.
cast ic,ir ,u|.N"'P 10 north Range
Fr,rtio,'.i y's .'".'s ,r
Rarga ! c1,, irr.rr o', ,.nU, l"W,.S"'p l' north
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

MONEY TO LOAN-On improved close in
city property Dick Bardon, pawnbr1ker.
Phone IS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
AUTOMOBILES
,hlt can be purchased at a
PHONES SIG 62O


MAGNETIC repair work done hy factory
trained expert Iard M"gnrioa carried
IN stock A complete ,,o'h of repair part
Tor all standa" makes oi h'E"eloH
AUTO LIVERY PHONES III ''--I94'
h. J. UNDERWOOD D-BOSCH MAGNETIC
400 pu.drr \,. Phone 1913
nor SNLF Smdrbakrr rlr Hrst-cass
-1.. nr.r. In.
nom rU\r lar... Fan. orn rIr M South
r.w..I r..... -rnroU
-----
III. ---- 49, ----- --.--- .---,., ~
,.gZgmg Phone l9-5.-.2.
nl. 49,. r." ma,n 1T rum '4row it away.
.0.t SALE Ford roadster IJIa good COM
5l0. ''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
UNFURNlSrIED ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR RENI- Two uniurnishpd room, mos
efn 5lS south Chevsnaa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

$6,g5O
For One of finest homes i'm stone
hruker Heights. Present owner Ieav-
ing town. A bargain
THE JOHN H. MILLER 60.
I'm Cmncrtsou Bids. Phone GOi
FOR SALE-S Sr,gn-room modern built two
years, basement, barn. only SI-O0. TERMS
.r viii trade equity for smaller place NJ
j tHs, 4 Go. Phone 1854
FOR #ALE-Moderu tcn.room house with
barn and garage lot one hundred by two
hundred. wpl located I'm Carthage Mo
SHERIFFS sale at Independence. Kan.
center Of gas and oil bolt; so and $50 acre
farm, good improvements Call on or ad-
dress tokn7 Bros. Canoy Kan.
FOR SALE-- lO.ocrc tract for $50. $40 cash.
So every 80 days until paid out, no in
'erestt good title; fine for chicken ranch.
olnMons s White Phone 34el.
FOR SALE-Income property Price 100000.
$4,000 will handle II. best income value
for sale in Tulsa. G. l.. Holland, Room
and Holland Bldg Phone 3os5.
FOR SALE-Nice two.room house large
screened back porch well, good water,
terms So cash then 80 weekly. Baird ad-
dition. Berry-Hart Co. Phone 1885,.
HAVE YOU vacant property YOU wish to i'm.
prove so that 1t will be a paying invest.
mrnti Call me mp and get my proposition.
Phone l-69.R; ASK for Mr.. shepherd
FOR SAFE -Siv-ro1r, Lonyo -or,6,.c-,
mart close Inn S900 cash balance sac nor
month. Ir.. fhan rant Tnbp Rorr.tt r,,,,,
2o- Robinson bldg. Phone 1857. res. 1858.
FOR SNLE-Lot. 5oNIO two.room house.
we'll sewer and city water ON Iot good
Sl arO n GI.s. & 60 pEn|. ia,
--.-, ~ -----. .-, -
FOR SALE Vacant corner lot 5iNliO,
cement Wa.hs and paved street, ON car
nnr. good wen and $50 mgroyemg,nts;
io-G ''' '"' "'"'''' price 9'''' rno"e
FOR IlN.ruuW modern. rnv. north
~.du east part. $50 down. SI16 % per
day. Hr.nu GO 500. WHY pay rent when You
cam buy like tHis' VI j. elias, s. Co. Phone
FOR SALE Three acres ground tenroom
modern house. barn and garage. cement.
stone hul.dln- liy70. close ms SlT0O See
Phone 2l6U.
RNRG\rN r-,-.r--,--.- ,-,---I-r-- !-,,.-, -
balance S2l per month. price 5 500 fohn
Barrett room 205 Robinson bldg Phone
1857. res 1858.
i--,-, --,l ~ 7-----------------------z
" >l' >l' "I , ..',. s'..Dy .,. .9I.rr .'
'....'. '-. RuI.,f 5'', ly". OUT 'vuln'
KS. ..'s.I S't.''... a.' R'In,l out hls'
s.. Louis No.
-----, ..,Tr.",B ---I,,I,I- 7----------
ais. fg ,.rs flrr ,rlg|... l..r. Hn'r.',.i IN
t.g. w . .,,,,..n.r n .,'. ..- N''..
tr ' .."N lo'
prar. --T F''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS on chattels Of all kinds. II. A
Earns. suite Alexander building
FARM LOANS made quickly al lowest rates
Sutton MaygiUucs, 2l2 Bliss Bldg
Phone 10.
MONEY TO LOAN-On improved close in
city property Dick Bardon pawnbr1ker,
mono 30
MONEY TO LOAN-On two. fIrrg aTI five
years. time on improved city property and
farms Jordan & Bowen. 2OI Gillette buiId.
lng. Phonc 2Il
MONEY ~ LOAN-On furniture diamonds,
watches and other chatfrls. Mutual Loan
Investment Co. i0s First National RapL
B.dc Th97e 5o59.
WANTED To borrow So 600 Tor tI-co
year, vii. pay eight per cent. GOOD rc,i
estate as security want to deal with priyate
party For ail particulars address 4 nov 600
care World. '''
MONEY TO LOAN on improyej TrI-s -c-i
estate. or tu improve vacant prnnertv
our contract beats straight eight her r.,,,
let us explain IL TO YOU Fleetwood 4 Ion
ning.. 2o5 h1rlcl building Phone 26s
MONEY ou hand TO make i7I,g mo- -,,--7ii
farm loans or loans on Tui., ir,,-,,'.i
property Of lowest rates. for long or NO.,
term, close quickly T. 4. IiUv 9tt'"iS
Texas Hidst a. tast Fourth Phone 5it
'ar,rar'ra7-s7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
SITUATIONS WANTED

s tNIEn Dr..'r,sas b. dv Phone
1890
WNNrtn. Sewing D.. rao Ha. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

FOR SALE-Ivo.stor California hunsa-
low .u Stoucbraksr Heights. east front
seven rooms enclosed sleeping porch cistern
cement basement large closets hardwood
finish downstairs white enamel finish un.
stairs indirect lighting cottagp stone man
tel. owner leaving Tulsa. 1910 South Den
yer. Phone 34I6.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

@abreno oes pergorrgencn Mollats
fat Ser Gonntpclerf p &eirQt6s Or
lallbnibld>aine oltsgelteilt, am Gage
Dor Dem Ianfia9llngsta9 iiir ad)t
Eaarc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

a%on1poanie S miro in fltr5er 3eit
et11 @nsfet gall Ieam prganiiirell.
'Spaterbin merben regelnl1bige
l(eblnrgel1 a%bgebalten meroell. ssl1 ei=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

llcr Spcsialpcrialrn1ll1ng miro bic
Organization pprgellpllnlel mcrocn.
9fod} l1llgerer aranfbeit lit acIterl1
&enrp Grnoqltilt, eilt lollQcrer gin=
mohl,er Dom Miplile, in lcincnl &einl,
1909 6. slperllc, nll Scr 3lttferfrollf-
ibcit inn ellter nolt y sSafrcn QcTtpr-
bel1. ST mltroe lit Sdrpeoen ge6orcl
ltno lebte lett Dem Sabre 1869 in 800
fine. Ssit Sai1rsn nor cr bei Ser
W1olilte qSlolp so. arlgeltellt 1tllo mar
5l1lebt Slllpeftor in Der Shmie0eab=
thellltllg. 9lnber %lei1ter Sraue6il1ter=
.lnBt CT einen Sofn nno eine gohter.
Die @eerOigll1g fir1oet ON Samstag
Nadm1ittag bonn Irailerhm1ie alls
ulti oefn Hiperiibe 5rieobof ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

SEER S. .. San @alber, Me0of-
tellr oes uMsioOern @onolrrell" babier,
miro NIT ser 5or0 5rieoens= aomnrii=
lion l1ad) europa %reilel1, ltl11 inn Sn=
%terelie Ser J6rberung Ser 6r%ieocnsbe=
ltreblnge1 tbatig ST. ieill.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

Cine 9(n5a6l Sreimalrer parel1
porgcTtern in Iauel1port, NO lie Ser
sibul19 ul1O @raoar6eiten oes Irei=
n~aureroroens bcimpWltel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

%obgebalten lperoen. 3uei pronlillel1te
Weltglieoer Ges Soma Staats College,
Nrof. g. $. Mper6uI5 lmo Sri. Git
.5abet1 9ltal}es, meroel bel oieler Sc
leaellleit @orlei llllgcl ilber 6a1fra=
gen l}altelr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

gSeil lic cine Mell9c Sdiltocllt olts
bct Iitmer 2lrl1ber DarOs III Neit
Si6ertp geltoblen baberL murbe Ssso6n
Dunlap 5ll 10 Iagen SOFT ln1o 9lop
8lel1n sit 80 5agen @efdlraniB Der
llrtbeilt. grIterer ae7tono leine Sdltlo
Gin, mubrcno ser lcetcrc lellg1ete.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
McucS aug Moline.

&cltte MGello iiiloet in Ser Mplilte
Sllrnballe Dos gplocnc sSSu5ildltn, oes
Serrn Heter Strait als gugcbDri3cr
Der lo5ialiltildJen Iartei lutt. Gam
sSabre 1860 gpar CT iii &ambllrg oils
elmer Ser Ielc9atell sll benl bcfolulten
gSp5laliltcnfollgreB in giiel1ad) err
lboblt, no lid Die bcisen So5ialiiten-
Narteiell, N~llbanger ron So SaQe
nnb Der gilenod]er, uereirigten. 1ies
|mar Der critic groBe S6ritt, Sen Die
So5ialoen1ofrater in Der @eid)id)tc
Des 1slterell politil1el 9ebeis
Gentldjlarlos gct6an ta6el1. SNt SAT-
re 1878 fom Scrr &rait llod) 9(nle=
rifa nno 51erlt llad1 I%arenpert, 100
ct Sabre lang inl SN1terelie ieincr
ESartei aclpirft Gat. so5ialiitenfiib=
rer mic &arl Marr, sSriaorid gilgcls,
5erpi1la1o 2aSalle lllro 9tnberc ha=
ben ieitGer in oel1 Irci Stoatel1 9le=
Den gebalten. Mllem Nnidein nod
meroen iid) cine 9roBe 9ll5abll 50.
aialiiten ull0 oerell Ireull6e 5ll ser
Ieier 6eltte sl6ellb in Ser 5llrll6all(
ei1rfil10en.
9}1d) lullaerer &ranf6eit l1llo al
elmer 2ubml1l,g itarb aeltern Gorlnit
tag I'M 6eim ihrer Ind)ter, 1Srol
Iranf Nltesli, 401 16. Mpenl,e, sSral
Wearp 9im i'm Sitter Don - sSa6relr
Sic muroe am 26. Ml1guit 1913 il
3ettid1lanb 9e6oren ltlro fam imSSob
re 1865 l1ad) Mnaerifa. Mad5oem ii
meererc Sabre ill Iapellport qelcb
hatte, fam lie radb Decline nus bei
%ratfete Dor 43 SSai1re1 Serrlf Gete
2inn, ser ibr inr SsSalre 1900 inn 80
,,oe pprallgeaal1gen lit. Sic @erltor
bel1e 6illterlaBt bie gellal1l1te 5od)te
lomie 51pei gllfel. Sic @eeroiallly
fil1Oet ant Ireitag ~gSadunittog bon
Irauer6nllIe aus ollf Sem Miperlio
6rieobof ltatt. 4altor lSb. @ilbelr
bon Der 0elltlden llltGerilden sSllmlo
mlels4@en1einOe bon Gptf Sslal
miro Die 2%eid1enreoe am Sarge I'M
@ra6e 6alten.
Sic Gifts bieItcn poraelter
Mben0 i'm Manufacturers Sote( eli
9anfett ltlo San5 ob. 1ieie 1altlid
J felt lpltr0e pcrallltaltet qeleucl1tlil
oes glan5e1Oen Grfplqes Ser Mlir
ltrel=Gorltelllulg leste @rd,e i'm Sci
line IGeater.
) gtpa IS Gaare marell 6ei Scr Sci
lid1felt 5l1gegel1.
@eael1 Streitigfeiten il1 Ser GSanl
| lie llro Irieoeisitorlragen mllroe q,
ltarn Morgell @ilber @cllen bonn g,
li5eirid]ter SIT 40 Imlel1 @aft il
: Gonntpge fdl19nib perllrtbcilt.
Iie Sdnllen III Silpis, Sic lett Sc,
: 8allflagllngstag aeidylrlien lpare1
: limo mabrello Sen lette1t 5aocl1 a
t .borig allsgeralld1ert ltno 0%esinfis5i
I mproelt, lll1 lrgeln meld1e anltccfelli
] &ro11tbeiten ferl15slfalten l,l1D ocllic
ben por5ll6eugelt.
; slern shlid)eilr 1od5 merocl1 S
@a10elbiloer u5be @irt6 of a "a
I ton" bier llid)t porgefiibrt meroe
/ Die Iorblaell Ser Staot babell bel
!, Staotrat6 9eldpperoe ei11gelegt gegl
Ole M1ftiilbrtag, meldw int Nrin5
) aegel1 bic Grbebnlla ser forbigela 91o
!, lie lein loQ. sSt God sSslallo babt
bic 6arbigea e%bellfolls geger Sic sh1
filbrurtg ogitirt.
&ompoal1ie s miro in fl1rser 81
ei1 @usfet 9al Ieanl n%rganiiire
Spatertl1 mer0el1 regellltBi
llebu1rge1 abge6alte1 meroell. Sll
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Scenes auS Mnscatine.


@abrello oes p%ergaltgelen Mollats
fat Der Gol1tpelerf q &eiratbs : Gr=
lalbniBldpaine a~ltsgeiteilt, am Gage
Dor Dem Ianflasulgsta9 iiir al5t
Eaarc.
Sic Mitglieoer Ser @attcrie 6 mil
Ielt jett regelmaBig ben Irias bel
,mobllel1, melln lie nidt allf gelliigeno
%arilnolldje @eila abgehalten iillb.
Irllls merOen jebt r~egelnlaBig an al
lell Wolltaa slben0en in Der llellelt
arnlorp Safe a~bge6alten meroen.
Cine 9llr5a6l %6reimaurer iparel1
porgttern in 1aue1port, no lie Ser
|Siblll9 un0 @raoar6eitel oes Irei=
malreroroens b%cimobllten.
Ti0gan1c1 Ser ct. Marp's Sc
nleinoe lcrpirtel1 rorgeltern $50 Ii1l=
%l1ers. slnl 9lfel1o mllr0e auf oiele
sselle Slpper %Ierpirt. Ser er5ielte
Nelnertrag miro fiir @eibnadtsge=
1dJellfe lllo Die @ai6nad3tsfeier per
allsgabt lrer0ell.
], Sic bisIige Gcb Iellom eoee roni=
lllrte in ibfer lebten Gcrianrmlll1q
Die fulgeltoell llel1en 9eor1ten fiir oel
fomneloen Iermill:
S%6crnteiitcr, @ellrp @arten6agen
l%lnternleiitcr, &C 2enltalt, sc. V
1Stirlel1.
Mlld7bolter, 5anlral @ailep uno 5
II. Memlel.
gefretar, 6. @allfil1s lulo 81. Sem
falt.
sdabn1eiIter, 3. s. @orgitaot.
Srlritee, @iliam gres.
9Sad} langerer &ranfGeit lit borg,
Itert Wlor9en in ieillen1 @einl, 81
oltlld1e s. StraBa @aIM9lgton Wlc
Greer, ein gi1nppbner BON M1llsca
tine mo Wltscatine Goltrtp icit 5
SoHren1 i'm Sitter nolls79 Subrel1 &C
ltorbcn. Scr Gerltorbelle ml1rOe in
E|Staate Sllbial1a geborel1 ltl1o bat iibe
pier5lg Satire allf elmer Iarn1 il
Determination Som1ibip gelebt, bis c
Dor 6 Safren sur Staot fai1l 1ll1o liz
bier 5l1r Hlt6e leste. Mehrere sSabr
nor ct slilelipr Don i@loon1ilmto.
ToinlrlGip. ST hillterlabt lll,r iein
hetagte @attil1. Iie geeroigl1llg lin
oct bcllte 9SadNnlittag POM Gral1el
bal1fe aus oltf Dem GREENWOOD Strict
I, bof ltatt.
1as leste Sdnllehrer =S1ltitllt iii
Die 2alt0idNlllebrer fiir bieles Ssaf
miro a1 Sm1stag, Sen 4. 9e5enrbcl
%abgebalten mer0el1. 3pei prominent
Wsttglieoer Ges Soma Stoats College
t Erof. s. $. MHperHnlS ln1b sri. 81
5abetb @ltales, meroen bei oieier @t
e legelbelt @orlei lnlgclr iiber Iod]frc
gen Galtell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

Die Mod Sslo,,o Gurrlboae miro
9%e9empartig alf Die geidymadpollite
@cile i'm Sl1ltern mtgeitrid)elr, tape
5irt ln0 a%noermeitig perid)ollert. gs
iollen etrpa $1,000 fir oieie Mrbeiten
allsgege6en merocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Seiratbs : grlaubniBld)cine.

Die 9tobt Yittsbure 5cz
5ablt fir ben Bstrieb ibrer D%ffentli=
9en @6ulen iabrlid $4O.10, Gbiz
ca9o $500, @lepelallp $46.30 ulp
2os MngeleS $71.25 PER Schiller.
Muf Ben Sonob ii geIn Msz
broStas finb e%rfplgreide Yeriu6e nit
Der 8onmpflan3rng gemadt lporben.
Dor 10 Sabren sepf!an5te Jid,ten
(Sad ptnes) iilb jeBt BIS is Sup
bod.
Sn . tafritn Dot man cine
nelle 9ol5art emf eat, bic liw le9r
gut our Tabritatlon pon 5Iellta!ea
eiene. unb oas aiemlid auf Die ytel9e
sebenoe ameritaniiGe 3eoernbol5 er,
ieben foll.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-01
ENFORCING THE LAW.

When 1t is announced in Pittsburgh that Jail sentences will be imposed upon those who persist in violating the automobile law, 1t must be rec ognized that that locality is suffering from a similar experience to other parts of the country. Laws regulating the automobile as well as other vehi- cles are drawn with much care for tle protection of the rights of the users of the highways and invariably they arc treated with consideration and fairness. Even when 1t comes to the enforcement of the law there is invariably manifested a disposition to be Ienient and give the violators a fair deal, but when that attitude fails in a proper reciprocity on the part of the offenders it is high time. as is realized in Pittsburgh. that that class which is unwilling to be bound by regula- tions must be made to understand that they possess no privileges beyond any other.
 It is the driver who snaps his finger at restraint. the fellow who is anxious to show off or the reckless daredevil who figures in such persistent dis respect for the law, and it is this class which places the driver who is anxious to comply with the law under constantly increasing regulations. Nc city or community can afford to ig- nore them however. They are the cause of the establishment of the much complained of traps. They sci an example which as long as they are allowed to persist in carrying it out only invites others to do likewise They are the ones who pay up and laugh when fines are imposed and then go out and repeat the offense and con- sider the fun is worth the price. Il is therefore no surprise when cities are driven to just such an announce. ment as Pittsburgh has made. It is the only proper method of obtaining respect for the law and protecting the lives and rights of others.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-01

attitude of this country than the statement which has been made to the effect that the former secretary told Ambassador Dumba of Austria that the note of this country upon the Lls- itania should not be taken too serious ly However much that may have represented his own attitude, or how fever much he would have liked to have had the note discounted, he as an official of the government and citi- zen of this country knew differently all the time.
 It is true that MT. Bryan declares |that he did not say what is attributed to him but it is a noticeable fact that he does not attempt to tell what he did say. He therefore fails to clear up the situation or to show wherein the ambassador misunderstood him and it is not shown that he should not have the full credit for causing all the mis- of good judgment.
 It is an unenyiable position in which MT. Bryan is placed but there Is no one to blame for 1t but himself. What ever the idea may have been which he wished to convey a man in his position should nave realized the seriousness with which a statement coming from him would be taken and guarded well against any misunderstanding. MT. Bryan does not today and did not then represent American sentiment and none can be more aware of this fact that the ambassador who was caught by his undiplomatic statement.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-01
Woman As Letter Rox.

Details of the offence for which Mime. Henri Carton de Wiart, wife of the minister of justice of Belgium, was sentenced May 21 to three months im- prisonment by the German military court. but later deported to Germany, are now made known in the following statement:
 Mime. Carton de wiart, wife of the former (sic) minister of Justice, was sentenced on May 21, 1915, by the mil itary court of the Government to three months and two weeks Imprisonment. Mime. Carton de Wiart acknowledged herself as having in great number of cases, in contrayention of the regula- tions of German service, caused her own and other peoples letters to be transmitted in Belgium and outside the Dutch border. She has in so doing withdrawn these letters from control and has made it possible to use them for the purpose of espionage and the conveyance of prohibited news. She has furthermore. from her own avowal distributed prohibited writings while she was aware of their offending char acter. And, finally, she has, always from her own avowal, withdrawn and destroyed letter addressed to the kommandantur which was by mistake dropped into her own letter-box. By such procedure it is possible to en- danger the security of German troops It has, therefore, been necessary tC sentence Mime. Carton de Wiart ana to deport her to Germany.
 To be complete, says London paper the above notice should have added that if Mime. Carton de Wiart has acknowledged receiving or transmittinl letters, such correspondence had nc other object than to allow Belgian fam flies who remained in the occupied part of the country to receive new: from their members who are out o the country, and notably from those who are serving with the colors. Witt regard to the writings which sh, acknowledged having circulated, they are the pastoral letter of his eminenct Cardinal Mercier. Finally, in a letter addressed to the kommandantur haC been delivered to her private house anC had been found in her waste-papel basket, it does not seem that it wa! the duty of this Belgian lady to remedy the blunders of the German posta service.
 When the Belgian Government haC to leave Brussels on Aug. 16, 1914. Mime Carton de Wiart remained with her si! small children. During these ter months of occupation she devoted her self unreservedly to the relief of thu moral and material misery which pre- vailed around her, and she always tool the greatest care, while maintaining very dignified reserve, towards the oc cupying force. never to interfere fl anything concerning military opera tions. She has now been removed t. Germany without being allowed to talk either her children or any of her ser |