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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08
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Stalieu.

Die aioa Der nod in Txutl@slnb
febenbeu StaIiensr cer0ffsntIi6t fol'
seubsn aufruf:
Gbre Der Wabshett!
gDir Stali.ner in Deutidlanb mill
fen felt sSabresfrift bic S4maa sr'
bulben, bab uni.re preHs uno ssipiI
ienlpie Wenitxn 2iisen dnsitre1isn
iiber ben europaiffxn ariea unb be-
Icnbers iiber bic Gage unb bas Wsr'
baltsn Der 3eutralmahte.
Wenu nur elm fleiner abeil nab,
mare Don ar BEN. mas IN stalien o.
iGrie6en uub aefuai tporben bann
miiBisn uniers Woffsn ii@ f4dmsu.
nah "a arieasmonaten NIT einem
itarten ilnb tapfsreH 5err ni&t nur
ni1t in Wisn ansebanat fan, ionbtrn
iiberbaupt iaum ebtn ben Greusiibsr
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mer laut rinfer.n gldttern = itets nur
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ben unb 'idon felt ssbn Wpnaten per'
binserub LID um GnSe ibrsr ardff.
befinbeu.
gDdren uniae prtfe unb BE Jns
isrpsntioniiten ebrenbaft unb fpahr'
beitsIisbenb asipden. .bann befdnbtn lia
iIniere tdpferen, aliten Solboten nitt
rinperIebens Dot etIxm iiIieritiirmbc'
rm Walle bon gifen. nod tpiirbtn lie
ii6 unniis bic a0pfs on Gslsma1sn
einrslnen.
slber nit Der Mabrbsii bdtten ii&
bic fsiIn G5Iblinae bes DreiDtrbaii'
ks nidt reid aenadi. Dorum mubis
mnn unter allen llmitdnbeu eingrti'
fen. Der @srnltb, besangen bur8
gru4 bes 9reibunbbtrtragtl, III
ni8ts, psralidsn NIT bsm @trrntb am
eisensn 8oIie. am 0aterldnb!
Jtalitns Bolt bat ben Rrisg rtims
aeipoIIt. Gs boben Jpn nitt sstpcllt
fie So5ialiften, niht bic 6Iertidltn.
niht bic Nei9n ifnh niMt ipir Mrbsi'
ter. Geipollt bat BEN arka fnr bas
Sduflsin 9sifoMener, unteritiibt bcn
isner Syreimailrerfliqus, Die iumtr
MIR baben m5dis, uber ME sttpas
su aeben bat.
qDir sstdlisnsr. 10000 an Der 9uN.
molten istt ols prpteit unb I'M ii ber
anriaen @eIt bic 2nite ohne G<ipiHsn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08
Rontas ben 8. ysOuember 1915.
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&it9ener pirb b69ipubr,
I9einlid mad gspptsn sebsn. I'm bort
ben Sries su leiten, neil er cine ses
naue aenntnib bes 2anbes beiist, iibcr
ipeI9es er nit G4t enslii9em aolos
nialz 0espotismus seberrIdt uno no~
felbft er i'm Suban bic ginseborenen
iiberp1ltist bat. Der militdrii9e 9es
ipinn, ben man bapon ertparttt, IT
bohit serins gu peranfflasen. &it4es
ner bat feline militdriIhen 2nrbeern
iebr biIIis ertauft. Gr bat iie i'm
ariese nit aiiatiIden @Olteridaften
srrunsen, bic ieinen MaI4inenaepebs
rem nihts anberes, als peraltete Dor
berlaber entsesenftelIen tonnten. DAB
man ppu ait9ener srobe Siege in
Ifrita erbofft, 5eist bios, on lpel6en
StrubbaIm bic Gnsldnber iid ans
tlammern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08
aurlauos @eseuperiOSe.
einfams stunSsn.
aurIanb. enb, s,piember.

NutlQUDS SQluHiNiPettVpt w uHSs'
bro6.H; aus allen S4IsuIen ldbt osr
Simmei feline sriessrdmisen Wahsr
bernisberrauidsn, unb ale Stess uno
Siraben, ale UsIber un6 Sofs ano
iiefs. arunblcIe S9Iammbdber. sSn
aroBen unb ilsinsn Rinnialsu pldts
i6eri bas gDaFer bic Dss. entlang,
ipiiblt tiefe a59er In ben ipeitsn Stbrn
unb nirbelt bic selben aaubbIdtter nit
I'D, fort, bic Der 6erbfttptnb unbarm'
bersia Don ben Bdumen rsibt. Mir
aber fiben In uHierem Wahilotal. lai'
fen ben Regsu rauftsu unb febsn ben
falenben gldttern gu. Die bide Gi4s
nit ben fd,ueren, moosbebangensr
aeiien, bic serabe DOT unierer 2biirs
trafipoa aus bem muofaen Bobtn
DG6ft, wirb BON Sturm arg bur1s
riittslt. unb Elm Rsasn Don ei6enbldt'
tern risieli janft DOT infer. fiibe.
Drinnsnauf bsm aadsIberb Der
@utstiide, bic on bas Wahtlotal ftobt,
brob.It es in ben 96pfeu unb gfannen:
Raffe, 2aiao, 5ammelfitiia unb
Weibtobl, 3pisbdde in Butter. 4aes,
mas zines Solbaien Ser5 srfre,it;
Sinrih, Der ai1en6sf, riibrt NIT BEN
ap4Ioff.l sifris In ben perf&itbenen
5errlidteiten, unb bic anber.n itebeu
iieuaieria I'm ben 6erb berum unb
iHnuppera nit ben glafeu. llnb bic
bort bauben In ftrDmenbeH R.ssn po'
fen iteben. ssben sIei4fans In langia
mem Gdriit am aiihenfeuiier boriiber
unb f&auen btgieris, mas Der aii@ens
def ipobl fiir Fs in ben fhnar5en 90
pfen fdmort. Das finb Sdipperfreus
ben in furldnbifher Giniamieit, bas
achm unb grnien auf eissrTe Gduft,
ipeun baruben Der Regen itr0ut. Wer
absr niat ben 2Ddiiiniten bes aames
raben 5ufaaili. Der nubt bic fr.ie Sci.
anbers. Der fst nit ben 8ameraben
am langen, ipeibsef4eierten Siid, Der
Wa4fitube, .tloppt .insn geHiitbliden
Dousriiat", ihitbt nit eriibtlnber
Wisue bunie Gieine iiber bas Wiiblss
brett ober j9reibt an bic 2ieben babeim
9risfs unb Rarten boiler 5eimdtbss
unb yriebensisbnfuhi.
Der grauiams ruifiide Winter NIT
jeinsr feudtiaIisn SdIammptrtobs
bpr BEN eissntlifen fgroit ftsbt
br1usnb Dor BEN Mugen Der S6ipper,
bie nun gum 3ipeitenmdlt IN ruiiiibs
grbe Collaboration baden foIen.
sfriebensgeriidte fhipirreH burf bic
auft unb ipsrben aufsesrifien unb
perbreiist, abxr ieirisr elauti 10 rett
baron, benn alle - aud bic einfd4s
ten qrbeiter - ieben bic Qotbipen,
oisieit Elm, bab Deutfdldnb ben Gries
ben biitiren mub. gtur ieintn faulsn
ssrieben, Der uns in fur3er Jriit riels
leidt nod einmal bon Suus unb Sof
fortireibt; liebr nod Elm padr Wlonbe
turii4er GinIamiett unb ioIbdiiiHer
Gnifaauns!
llnb Der Rsgerl, Der regret iesliden
Tae. Wit bdngeHben a6pftH unb trie.
fenSsn 5ddrn 5ieten ruififdegauerns
pferbasn bas armielise GefGhrt ibrer
lSsrren burh ben sslben G9lumm
nnb bringtn ruiiii&es Rcrn tn beuts
jfe Gnsuntn; mir uber 5dibert
gansbofers .gfafsls' ben 5cnuisen
SimmeI bes Giibtns Dor, bic SDHs
nenalut bes gulbsnen 6orus unb ben
Cliwngeru9 psras. Der lauit Bluff:
.GiItn 1T fsrtis!, fi5rt MID aus meis
nsH 1sdumm auf. Gtesi4trrs ilaP.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08

Mit Der 3panssaus6ee
buns pirO GngluuO nift Diel aus
ri4ten, bat fosar srnftIide @srwidluns
gen gu bsfiirHten, tpenn fie DsrIu9t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08

Die ROts bss prdiibsntsn an
Gngldnb 1T polltommen in ibrer Be-
griiuOung, unterliegt aber benz @ors
ipurf Der ungebiibrli9en @eripGtung.
Der arieg ssbt Offenbar isinem Gnbs
entgegen unb babur9 iperben bic Ser.
Staaten m0gli1er Weife feline @ele.
genbett mebr finbeu, Guglanb gu bstsbs
rem, bab es bic Re6te unb bic Wiirbe
Der Ser. Staaten nidt unseItraft anita
fen tOnue. glur In elmer Weiie tann
Der prGiibent nod bas 8eridumts
na6bolen, inbem er bdrduf beitebt, bab
gnglanb I ofort bic 8ergepaltigung
1lnferer Redte unb bic S6dnbuns uns
ferer nationulen gbre einiteGt. Dsnn
er ii9 b1rauf einldbt, bic Sopbiftsreien
bes engliifen StadtszSetretGr su Be-
anttporten. bann III bic Hote ni9ts
ipeiter aIs Sbeatsrbomer. Sbats
fd6li6 III iie angeiidts Der grobsn I'm
bilben, bic mir erfabren bdben, pisl su
milbe abgefdbt unb entbebrt bes Din
ipeifes auf bic Shritte, fpelne cine fpeis
tere @srleBuns unferer Redts aur
HoIge baben piirbe. Sur eine be-
itimmte Drobuns lam ben n5tbiatn
ausenblidli6en @rfols baben unb bG
fie feblt, 70 ipirb Gnslanb barin cine
@inlabune erblidsn. unter bem Deds
mantel elmer atabemif6en Gr0rteruns
bic @ereetpdltiguns unfersr Redte
forf5ufeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08

8roben 8eifall Der probritia
fhen preTe finbet Der Yahus in Der
lebten Rebe bes prGiibenten, iporin er
iagt, bab psnn Sisisnisen. tpelde am
bere 2Gnoer mebr lieben. als bic Der.
Staaten, ibre erite Serausforberuna
ipagen, bann iperbe bas ameritanii6s
Bolt bieie in isbr tlarer unb einbrings
li6er WeiIe beantporten. Der artea
bauert jest idon iiber Ia Wpnate uno
bas @eI9pdB BON ben perrdtberii4en
8inbeitri9 s4meritanern ebenio lange.
@is Der prdfibent ielbft iast. baben Die
amerituner, segen bic ii9 iein Corn
ri6tet, nod nifts aetbdn, mas au elmer
WtuBregeIuns @nlub geben tOnnte. Oas
1T bod elm 3ugeitanbniB. Oab bic
ean5e @eI6i9te bon ben perrGtbsrii9en
sSreunben bes 9luslanbs Elm Sirnges
fpinit lit. Wtit anberen Worten, bnb
iiberbaupt nidts pprliest, mas geioras
mfg errssen tDnnte. Oabur4 tpirb bic
Inii6t seredtfertigt, bab Der prdfis
bent unb feline QnbGnger unbere6tisten
Qlarm ihlassn, bios I'm ibre gritens
freunoli6teit gu peroeden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08

@Gbrsnb bic .Retp gOrter
Stautsssituns" Tast, bab bas 8abls
refrltat bonn perfloHeuen Oienitag eiu
MiBtrauenspOtum Der oeutfnsam.ritas
niI6en Glsmsnte sseen DilIon beb.us
tef, pirb bon onberen beuti9sn bemof
fratiI6en 3eitungen bebauptet, bab bic
nattonulen Srasen in bieiem Wobls
tampfe feline RoGs ssipielt baben. Gs
biirfte ipphl nidt mOsli6 feiu, Elm aus
treffenbes llrtbeil iiber bic uria9tn
eineg WablrsiuItats IN anbsr.n Stads
ten unb Stdbtsn gu treffsn. sumal iiber
2otalpablsn BEL beneu Ginfliiiis mits
iuirten, bic ii9 Der aenntnib zines Sc
ben entsieben, Der nidt senausite auss
tunft beitst. 4us bieiem 9runbs tDns
nen mir muir uniere Weinung iibsr bas
Wublrsiultat in Cincinnati gum auss
Drud bringen unb mir Iteben niht an
au fugen, Sab bic in Der @efdidts Der
Stabt Cincinnati urerbOrt grobe plus
rulitdt, nit Del6er Der republitanif4e
MISREPRESENTATION pud)ta eeIiegt bat,
MIR nit Der @ntriiftuns gu ertlGrsn lit.
ipel9e bic Oeuti6sn iibsr bic Dilions
f5e pro6ritifde polittt empfinben.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
Peters Trust Company
Houses

s ROOMs-WEsT FARNAM, 1904 Davon-
port ST., good modern home
for large family; beautiful
yard vacant oct. 1.
8 ROOMS-DUNDEF- Cass st.. COM
fortob home; sou h front IS.
Barn s. extraD
ROOMS-West Farnnm. dandy. new, all
modern home; sleeping porch f.
mahogany and white enamel
finish; very choice-S3lO Day-
IMPORT 81 20.
8 EOOMS-s1--Fine Groom ST. Louis
flatF in ..alkins distance;
modern Shelby Court (22d
ST.. half block south OF Leav-
cnworth St.. SIS.
AfODIr2N HOIrgES
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

SIS PER MONTH rve-room cottage, not
an old house, but a neat attractive cot
tage. clean and newly decorated through
out; on a nice lot close TO car line and In
a choice location. five large rooms big
elosetss nice pantry, convenient kitchen
full concrete basement pretty bathroom
polished oak nOor3, electric lights, gas,
window shades, cccoT dted Nitn ricn cat
meal papers, living room in brown and
tan; a coy, comfortable cottage that YOU
seldom find for the rental Just vacated
by party moving 70 Lincoln, and 10 good
party Will rent for only rs ne~ month
See II any time today or evening after
$3.50. IL VIII not diAdppomt yuu. ...Il'
Benson ~, or take Benson car, get OFF
at 6lst st. and come south y block 10
No. 2GA
F. s. TRULLINGER.'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

WEST FARNAM HOME.
Beautiful seven-room, all modern home,
finished in oak and birch mahogany
throughout Fireplace, sun room, one
bed room, 1{X24; full basement laundry.
In fact, an exceptionally complete and
modern home. $50 per month. Located
on 18th Avenue, Just north of Dodge.
THE DRAKE.
Six-room apartments, ultra modern and
complete in every detail; including
vacuum cleaning system; located at S2d
and Harvey; win be ready for occupancy
Reservations being taken now.
THE BYRON REED co.
Douglas 9a7 212 So. 18th So
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

S-room house 1868 North l7th.
l2-room house. modern, 4ll9 n. Path
Broom house, modern, Ill South 10th.
Telephone Douglas lgl2s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

MUST sell sunday. two young sows.
market price. il40 N. 18th st. Colfax 4Osi.'
HOOP AND MOUTH DISEASE.
Write 10 us for particulars showing you
how 70 protect your herd at a nominal
cost, r. x H. sales Co., 1905 8. 50th Ave,
Cicero. lll.s
HEAVY team and harness. wagon and
coal box. Harvey 634l
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
GlobeVan& Storage

Stores. moves, packs. shipA; S-horse van
and men. 81 q per hr.; storage s. per
mo. Satisfaction guar. d. 423s & Ty. 40
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
FOR RENT.

NEW, neat and nifty Groom Apt. all
modern. MenEedohr Web :713 %
New Britain herald., 1915-08-27

Corporations paid in and individuals s41,046,16l S8O.19O,695. This is an &8,809,420 over the pres which, however, embrace
 months. The returns appr|
 estimates made last year Il nal revenue bureau, which 1915 revenue at $40, ,O0U from corporation and ind
 In congress, when the lawl ed, the framers of the bill that the fiscal year 1915. ation tax revenue would 900 and income tax SS3, q latter being double the ac| ton from that source
 At tho capitol today it| plained that the worldw sion on account of tho VI partly explained the fallir| the original estimate and the framers Of the law il there were at least 100 paI United States with incomes| 900 or more, there were one having such incomes.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-27

l ton, returned home yesterday after i noon.
 Miss Betty Brown of kensingtor is entertaining Miss May Clegg of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Elsie Benson of East Berlin, accompanied by her brother, Profes- sor Adolph B. Benson of Yale Uni ersity, left this afternoon for a few days stay at Thomaston.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Molumphy are entertaining Mrs Houser of Fort Valley, Georgia.
 Miss Helen Carter, daughter of Assessor and Mrs. George B. Garter, left yesterday for a sojOurn at the Carter cottage at Pine Grove, Mantle She was accom- panied by her aunt, Mrs. C. F.. Irving of Sherman court New Britain.
 There will be dance in the Beck ley hall tomorrow evening.
 Wi1bor Chapman of Kensington fell from his bicycle near the Berlin de- pot yesterday afternoon and his shoe became caught in the toe-clip of his wheel. He was held prisoner for ten minutes
 Fred Crane of Kensington is exhi- biting tomato which re raised in his garden which weighs three pounds. It is one of the largest seen in this vicinity in some time.
 Echoes of the heavy electrical storm of Wednesday mOring were heard this morning when it was learned that a large tree on the farm of Assessor George B. Carter was struck by a bolt and a largo hole was made in the Savage farm where the Tightening passed into the ground.
 The> regular mid-week praye meet ing of the East Berlin Methodist church was held last evening.
 An ice cream social will be held at the home of P. Holigan of East Berlin this evening under the auspices of the East Berlin Village Improve ment society. An excellent musical program has been arranged for the occasion, which includes several vocal selections by Mrs. Walmsley.
 The Woodman society of East Ber- lin is planning for an outing to Sav- in Rock.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert Meyer of Warrington Ridge are entertaining Mrs. Stanley Ward and son of New York.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-27
FRENCH DELEGATE NAMED.

Paris, Aug. 27, noon-Octave Hom- berg, of the foreign office, and Err rest Mal]et, regent of the Bank of France, have been designated by the finance minister, Alexandre Ribot, as the French delegates who are to join British representatives in New York early next month to consider the best means of obtaining French and Brit ish credit balances in the United States to stabilize the exchange rates M RibOt gave them their instructions today, and they are to depart for the United States on Monday. Both the French delegates are eminent bank CTS, M. Homburg is a director of the Banque de lUnion Parisienne and the BanQue Franco-Serbe.
 M. Mallet, in addition to his rela tlon to the Bank of France, is a di- rector Of various banks and insurance companies.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-27

] same condition. She is under the care of pr. c. w. Moody.
 James J. Graham clerk in the Hartford post office, returned to work today after a brief illness.
 It was announced that the rail- road company does not intend to build a concrete walk to the passen- ger station, but instead will replace the old board walk with cinders.
 A driver for Chesky brothers, the Hartford wholesale fruit dealers, stopped in front of Neri's market last night about 7:30 o'clock and fell foul of Officer Marino who caught the driver With his lights out. He was ordered to get busy at once.
 Mrs. Alice Lindberg of Church
New Britain herald., 1915-08-27

he know no more after drinking il until he aWOke in the lookup ycSteT- day morning. Justice COndell fined him $7 and costs on one count and sentenced him to thirty days in jail on the other.
 Another Light Case.
 Harry Riflin of Whiting street was charged with driving his automobile without sufficient lights He put up Fl defense, but was found guilty and fined $7 and costs.
 For Town Championship
 The Federals and Royals have de- cided to battle it out for the town baseball championship, and a series of three games, will be played. The first has been arranged for Sunday afternoon at Aliens field at o'clock. Both sides are out to win and a hot struggle is promised. The Federals will go to bat in the following or der: Oakes, Pitch; Coons, catch; Nell son. ss; Nun, 3rd base. Thompson 2nd base, Orvis, of; c. Hultgren If; W. Buys, If. Johnson, 1st base
 The lineup of the Royals has not been announced and considerable in- terest is felt in what they will pro- duce as thus far no word has been let drop on the subject As a side attraction the Thompson brothers will give an exhibition flight in their aeroplane. This will precede the opening game.
 Death of Child,
 Charles Arthur Strung, the three years and nine months old son of MT. and Mrs. William Strung of For estville avenue died last night from convulsions. Undertaken Funck or Bristol will have charge of the funer- al which will be held Sunday after noon at o'clock.
 Fishing Parties.
 A party of Plainville fishermen composed of John Cassidy, Dick Nor ton, Barney Mason, John Murphy. Thomas Russell and James J. Mur- phy returned last night from a fish ing trip to West Hartland lake. The party journeyed by automobile and left Plainville shortly before mid- night Wednesday, reaching the lake shortly before daylight. While it was very cold the nimrods were Ill the best of spirits and found the bass biting like hungry hoboes. The days catch numbered thirty-four bass, be- sides a string of pickerel and perch. While none of the fish broke the rec ord for weight, it was one of the fin est string of bass brought into town in a long time.
 Dan Collins, John Cassidy, Nelson Dalarme and Alphonse Boudou will compose a fishing party which leaves tomorrow for the Maine lakes. They will be gone several days.
 This afternoon Justice A I Con- dell and J. H. Trum bull of the Trum- bull Electric company left for the Thousand Island and other points in the St Lawrence valley. They will be gone two weeks and expect to fish a good portion of the time
 Brief Items.
 Miss Vera Manchester, who is ill at her home on Church street with typhoid fever, remains in about the
New Britain herald., 1915-08-27
RECORDS BROKEN BY
 INTERNAL REVENUE
Greatest Total of Receipts in History of Country. According to COm-
 missioner's Report

Washington, Aug. 27.-The greatest total of internal revenue receipts in the history of the government, with income tax from individuals, never theless 42,O0OO0O under the amount estimated by the framers of the in- come tax law when if was enacted, were recorded in thc annual report of the commissioner of internal revenue today. The aggregate receipts during tho fiscal year ended June 30, includ- ing the corporation and individual 'n- come taxes, reached 5,000,000, against $38O,O0O,000, the previous year.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-27
Driver Loses Control Of Machine Which Crashes Into Pole and Tree 'EpWORTH LEAGUE RALLY
Edgar w. BeckIcy of Bristol to Speak
 at Methodist Church on Tuesday Eyening-Gypsies in Limeight- Registrars to Hold Session-Briefs.

A Studebaker touring car said to chard street, Hartford, crashed into a telegraph pole on the Beach Swamp road about o'clock yesterday after noon taking off one of it's front wheels sTsand breaking the front axle. The machine then kept on it's disastrous course and was not brought to a halt until it had collided with a tree. Four passengers in the car, two men and two women, were badly shaken up while one of the women was thrown from the machine when the auto hit the pole. She did not appear to be hurt except for few scratches on her face
 According to witnesses the car was proceeding along at rapid pace when the driver seemed to lose con- trol of the steering wheel. The ma chine swerved to one side of the road and struck a telegraph pole a glanc- ing blow taking off the right wheel of the vehicle. The car continued on it's journey towards tho front porch of a cottage just below Upson's corner. A small tree stood iii the path of the machine.
 The car hit and was brought to a complete halt.
 Tho engine was damaged and both front wheels were ruined and the front axle broken. The car was ahondoned and it's occupants left for Hartford
 According to witnesses all the pas sergers were under the influence of liquor. They gre said to have been out on 5t joy ride.
 v Alth ough several questions were asked of the passengers by specta- tors all remained reticent and re- fused to tell their names and were very uncommunicative. The young woman who had attrac.ct, tl-c at tention of the residents o. -|&11nins- ton road q few moments previous to the accident by their happy franc ot mind as they passed through the town, changed their appearances to some extent. Their expressions re- ser1bled mourners at a funeral and both expressed impatience and dis gust because oI the accident ana urged their gallant knights to take th em home at once
 -.: Epworth League Rally. The Epworth league of the kensing- ton Methodist church will hold rally text Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock Miss Gladys Moffitt, president of the league, will preside. An address VII Le delivered by Edgar w. Beckley, o1 Bristol, who is president of the New Britain group of the Epworth league Mir. Beckley is an interesting speaker and a large audience is eexpected te