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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-16
OPPOSITION IS Brewing
FOR HOLLAND AND HAY
At Least Two Virginia Congressman
Are Expected TO Have
Opposition.
PRIMARIES IN AUGUST. 1916
-Four Men Arc Prominently Mem
toned TO Oppose Representative
From Second Observation-Disclosures
Elect Downing Urged 10 Run.

AZ least two members Of the National
House of Representatives, from vir
GINA VIII have opposition eo~ -cno-ni.
nation IN tn" Democratic primaries
next August. They are CONGRESSMAN
z; E. Holland, o.,SanolE, the second
1Is,ilct, and c2mG.cSsfian James Hay,
o. Haoison' IN the Seventh District
Already four mon are prominently
mentioned as contestants for Colonel
Hollands seat, Potter Holland. J. \,
Sehrell, Jr,, and W. H. Vcnable. of
Norfolk. and Captain Charles Bland. Of
Portsmouth. The Citizens Party Of
:HoEio!k may indorso ono OF this num-
The field. as this element OF the party
Is particularly antaconisttc to CON
gresham Holland because Of his IN
dorSc!nen; OF former Senator John \.
Lem ~ for the Norfolk Notwithstanding
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-30
farm IN rertnuicH.

2S3 Ndcr. Tie enuse Sarm III
cinat,nrrt. l75 Nder ac.ior:. NO
opu ~ gisr inter 2uftnr limb. ~
gIcrcs iiuS SottprtnuS. NaE n.riay
reihcS auitaaS. 3 rEoi.urtS- nit
ME nerieaen0su S.uei'ca. Suites
@ohnhnus. gtcbcnaeblnoe u. S:aIIe.
'Sute Giirru.. gir Sarm III = nNh
eine halbe Rellc opn 5pli. : 9ei.
len ppu saeitptalia uub eiue hnlbC
Neiie osm Ciane SIuSie asIcacr.
freis s2l per Nder.
ghitibp BreHsr,,. Al,
8eHrhafin. glp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-30
That Bridge over the Usage.

The Capital News Of jefferson ti'y'
date December =, l2l5, haN in Il il
lengthy article concerning a nrdS'
over the O. ,Ee river NJ lisl,to"u We
feel It our duty to warn O'agr county
q IN ,>pprsr for Il briGGr over the
O.agc =, any point. At n,agc city there
!, now a ferry that beat any hr'dG"
ever CONSTRUCTED over any river b',aii'"
it, rNpen,c and up-sccp l. lr,, than
the same item for 4 b-idgc, The cat
man. VIA, Bluher. mo,t rNrr..rAt
citizen he Wa, kcpt very ,ayte,,'"l.N %
;.gry AZ ii,lctown fer YEAR. W" i"r-
-nmr ferry i ss,il in operation there.
Sc. no. the article Itself IS IT." hest
argument against O,ag" county, pafu-
Iy.iiou IN this bridge AHiiAiaS ester
pri.r. Il trlla Cole county people that
tn,ir people particularly hU>."r'>
"coulr Of Jefferson CRY FL would uIo-
mote trade between a rl,a farming
country aud Jefferson city |, a.-o
tate, that 1T would permit Jefferson
.City people To- visit ole " thr Sr""te'i
resort. N the stat. - Wc>uhaiia." sac
.our county for pleasure aal fut f":
TRADE. We Venture to LAY that orr ruuE-
II, cunrt vi ! never lend willing rar
a0l land - ,urh a selfish purpose,
ttoc aim 4 this entire article + to
orc9 people from eastern states tyom
,erjpg the tur scenery from Chemoi,
Via 81. 4uheri, E>hcll, lipnnotS Aii and
Usage and forrr fhcm tn travel Nia
Mount sterling, Linn. ii,lrtownio Jcl.
'er.ra i,iy, tsur money j. lo help tn de-
thj.. The article further rcmHths that i
portion otGolr county lie, ca,i of The
O>agr river ana aridgr Nnnld mne
tn parts oi Cnlc county. -hnmr an al.
this ,fld,hnes, lAe entire motive /, g.
keep the nolhcrn end of o>sgr county
from enjoy .ug The benefit, ot the high
way Whegc Il / now laid um. We have
the consolation that So FAR our work
Tai, highway has been approved by oar
honorable county rourt and the public.
The li>letoWn bridge is to drive trade
away from Usage county and defeat the
all assuring. pleasing scenery from Cha
moiS 10 jefferson City direct hy the
shortest route possible is the slogan ot
those who bagrudgr Us our Thrift aa /
pluck. Dosage County Enterprise. }
Der da Won Anderer Se!htsucht spritbt
sichi i'm cis'nen Aug den Balken nich'.
This may, nay. does properly apply
to the editor Of the O,agr County In
;eTrriSs who wrathfully snore> AMI tIi,,
to lay suares Ia an enterprise by Whirh
The vniire county would he len, tiiir.l
u III he exception of POSSIBLY Chamni'
~. AMBER ard Bonnet, Mill--R h,ii.'
arross the o>agc l.ivyr Vt Lisietau a
rcrihaalc the mo>t important point ei
interstate travel In this section "i la,'
IeOa2;ry. anycne claiming that - irrr,
hests any brilge ever constructed over
any river" mus: lie crzckhrain-d. Tie
fditor oi the .nGha,sois ge,srprise' =,
,lls name :. helrf TIE rfcfcr nam, Il
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-30
yctnlcc.

-drl, Tnnic Sdlncibcr Oor q.
Hunis uerbrirot bic @cibHadltsieri,n
i'm 0ltcrubnuic.
-60bie Wur uUn Ct. GiIi0bcth mar
hier ont g9eihrnhtS,cQc Der @ait bec
Semitic Stn Sdneicr.
SRI gInnn Gittemcper tebrte
2onnsrstas uon :cinenl Seiudle in
1apetieuille 3ll. uuo ct. 2ouiS
beim.
-6crr Sliepb geiloe non 5rec.
bura bpIte en- Gicnsiaa Mehl iur
eurtiaen anuimom 0errn Bernard
l>iliemsuer.
-Aerr 4. y. 9uCtbcyt ieiCrtc Dos
Eeihnadtlieit bci scr Sr;ater bcr
chm. Stblueiter VI. Gprtana iii
@GibiuRtou Mo.
SRI. Aathnrirn GuCrsmtrer,
usltc in Sciicripr Gitn I'M Ticuite.
pcrltbt bile >9cihuadltSicicc:1qc be,
ibren giuRCburincn bntitr.
-Ncrr kbi,ipp Ycyhprit Pturte an
IeGteu Trrners.oa bon NdrtlHSuura
NO er ieit rpcr iebcn Nlpultcu ici
ucm ~cwtrbe alS @Num,ifcr oblnn.
lrlut.
--Ncrr 6rnri Nrcmcr brGdlte nm
Spmucn ltine (udltcr nrl. Iii'Gbrtb
Nrcmtr Und bier Surad H. Ueruci,tc
bier I'M ,>c,mc 6tS Guhnce }iuluji btp
licnrIaa.
-GrI. 6iiabeib 0ocr vca ,cIitr
ion GitD uie auca III. Marie Nero
nicutr Opn We!leotl't, III. 'chrten
AM @Uynbtuo oCS Wc,bnaI,tici,cS ;n'
rut inS clterIdle neil.
-llnter ben aus Der 6rencc iUc raS
Gbriiiie'i NciMAetcbytcu mareu ort
Die lunGCn Nerreu GOrucliuS G.
8erner non Il. YpuiS uuc Taa,bpu
gPiioe cgn l,licricn GItn.
-@daicbcmtiii;r S;aya Ncumcl
bot iCinC g"triiltt nix ciuty Irtit
iinnoc ucyittcl uuo iii iut Stunht
ictt lcoc cinielnc itiutr Y,aibirei
nittcIS 0rait ~ ppcrirer,
-WIuditliRcS urutS 3ahrl Ipa;
1916 EdS WCrotn ms. ocncu bic MIR
litbn. uuicrcu 1rtuubru uno 1eiu,
ocu, nlltu gRculdCu ou GrSrn unc
6ricbc miCeCr Den Nblte,n iucr0eu!
-Ncrr Ipbu Mno6cn urb Subu
rcn Hluu n'urcn nciicrn in Weid0'ten
bier. Tem oltcrcn Nerrn iin0 MIR ais
ircuen Yeier ceS Wol,stlatt fur ben
ms bier ncIoiisucu Collar pcvJum,
ben.
-0crr GenrN Neumcl pertauite
Sicier SAGE ben Nerren Subu Y.
SdleppcrS uub Nenru VI. puctbeu
nui Der endlo 9alltu uno 0irrbcrn,
iorm cine @aIolin Enalne nit !e&t
&,eroeirnit.
Tie Snmilie Tr. e. u. EuuleS
erireut iit hes Neiudles beS So5neS
Goporo uou Ct. QUuiS mo ocS
Shwiencriphres SnmcS Stcrlna
Uon 0nuiuS Giin p6brcnb Der Gei,
taasmpde.
--Sphn greiier Or. Der iuGtrtno
oes Spmmers In Gebrasta mar iebr,
te ont TonuerS,ea hsim. Seiue
Shpei.er 3rl. Nunn Sic In s.r'icripn
Gitu oienie. idloB iid ihnt oprt nui
Der Seimreiie on.
--%rtpn 9. epcr Senrp 3. abriau
mb Geo. 8. Gaitrup bciteu ifih GIN
Ticnstop oua 2Gal .nrtp bci 9iru
lire, I'm @nnser Il. Snlpeinc Sum
Gtnidlnaltcu. m Der Cholera ipceCu
cute istte GrGuser bier uitis rrhiit
lid.
-llniertm Stdnttic'rct.Er herru
Grnclius Rontl. iiuo mir fir i;eter
i,ubrua beS uifiirIien S.;hrbmsCs
bes 1915 1910 .Slnuhacss- III be.
fem 9on,e rcrpflIidltrt. faEltIbc
NJ habidi l!tniirlrt nnh eniaali tine
siille iniereiiantsE .qstdlrtttidlcu
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ber uao tis Hea;t-G;a III zen asr:s
ieren Iirsen ettt-:. Gc.g aoa etc
Tatic@,. Sic aas NeG gcH csr riiE,
i1;cu &rs,et cas &c'1H uy2 1rogvtu
&icenic tt,et5r csy.yi tsas.Sn fllat,
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whar' an dat Mewif

one early morn dsrkey went
To work H. cotton patch;
And passed The lot with nrm intent
Ilis sorry mule . catch
Alackaday, the mule vas nit.
sam tore hi. kinks IN fright;
He rolled hls eyes, he swore and spit,
Then yelled y ith all hIs might;
ChosrIs. "hLar' am dat mevl, nah
purity Kate.
That Ali bad senc' boy
Mali good ole mewl dat plow.
20 straight
Nah pickannie,' JOY:
She till the cotton. ridg' the eOan.
The peanut an De yam;
She pull de cart an blow her ho-n
When Dinah marry sam:
AL sho'ly tink sum niggah houn'.
Dun tuck her Of fer booze
An ship po' Hate to battle groun'
Away from Tu..aloos"
CAuru- "Hhar' an da, mewl. NAB
party Kate.
That All lad scsc' hoy
Nah good ole newt DAT pluv'
80 s,rsigh,,
Mah pirhaanic.' ios
H. ce.v. Samba' Kate plum
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-30

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SrIit Scr Scber-IghRt id,.

SSeun Die sebcr iTiee Nib unh
Der Raeer nit,t red: arbeilea ruills
nsbr;i Tr aina'S yieu 9iie $illi
anb ihr perhet beiicr ilSIen. Seiui,
aeu has Nlal. bcisit;asn Sslahr Der
SerfppiuRe. Sitipiiidt. z tfuiueei..
auo llrusreoulihtcii. Shr fpsreet
cut inbien. asvoes ME ihr ilhtsr
iplltst., SsiSiet nah BE ooat. 2S
b.i Stbhrfrrr. Nm,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-30
~eyo>r 42le,tja6rssraR5,asa6>
r>ep19)6.s<,>.

lsb mol. bu aiinissbn! AItss Sabr -
GIar ssrne itne mir BID los:
Dit lrlbial obne gaben gar
lluO arisg in bsinSu Saosb,
Tie bette ernte bis.t Ser lob.
limb 4unser, sItno, S4merJ
@dn5 0aislein iammert um isin Sroe,
GS brua nland' trens5 Ssr,.
Nitt immsr iann eas Rsroen pdbren
llnb slnmdI iommt ons Gno:
NOs' Reun,ebnieqs,ebu SeH'res lshrsn
Gies 0ott in Snaoe u.no'.
uRO ole gBslt psrIOnst na9 5risosn,
llno ieees 8oH ie nad Geidmad:
Tenn Redte fsi Der Siss bsidiebsu -
2as Nnbsre iIt MIR Sunpenpa9!
gor bunesrt Sahren mar bsfreiei
europa pon ees SorIen Stwsrt
au6 unisr Ssrs ici usu asrpeibetI
Der wabrtn Srsibeii bttI gem peete,.
( cab bet 2dIaden ole ibpanbtn,
llaO Gicr, Btoi,i, SsnuB
tAmerlIa mt lrlnen &Gnoen)
TcO 9dadero 9uoaoIub'
llne oanIbar NOUN mir als itu
&aR Cott mS iroh erblS!t
Sem pou b,g geIbtl b,iteter Gem
l,3cr net mi, Ieier iplslI'
Tenn ig,,btn Mrs I'm rtuen Sa9T
Nti btiitT pis biobet
80 iitlt 90 .sm Sweet Sixteen bar
9,r,us, pme SOrstn itlpet'
Las %aubSsilnbsl, Seybisn,
Grttlte icir Gsi1it:
no 9onilt msuaItnas fterblen -
So Ut,9 III Rubltno cblc'
Id5 tudtIte Stalisu,
Tle "grande nation, hout gout.
4,uo Stte.shu itou bejabIiea:
limb Cu9Iauo bid rdsu,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-30

Q0a' 1suti6Ionbs Sdd' s;Iiueea
Rad Rsat, SsrtGtisisi;:
llne sIuifria's scIsv arirasn
Sm SoItan pe,t uno brett.
Gem 7arien uno Sulgaren,
2ex Ioptsrsn isi Der fanl1
eiea ibren seIsn staOreu. :.
Sir England = bittsrer SaniG.
Uet Rlnite iinO gar pieIe
Trum MAIDEN wtr ben StIuB-
Seriaiebsu itnb Der 3isIs,
0oS ollie Gins I'M Grub-
Sm rWIidlib sisuiabt", pis IDA nlsin:
Smpa brtn 0lud pom Ssrrn.
Sm iejien Glauber, Aer;eu rein
0us pJuia' i'd glIm seru.
Gt 9abr fliebi mad bsn anoern,
- Ss6ssbn cbenic:
Ts ntue 6riit 6urapunoern
Nj lbm - irnd, better, iTob
gSiidi aud ber Seb1 Suyos,
yptr hnb pcd no, perwabrt:
"a taier ehrlftrn Nngoe
Sit celsm 2lnu a'saari.
Bah ,ommi o!t ,,tis Snnet,
o. po9i Der Sriisn RIdnl.
TCRn ibliebi he 'ro9t AaEos
g.. igot.iatn Gtiana'
Tnnn en- Gsnub IN ebrsr,
e.. DtsS e>m : s,t,idsn, ,icm!
ell Glemanb nuS pul9tbr,a-
Sls's 9sbsm unvetb!umi:
9lsyab. b;: 3rr o,'t otohnet,
Ter SIodsn Clren siso:
Tur6 NIIsr Ser, IS toner,
Sr Soiinure nett esbIutt!
llro rsuen Ruis erbagrtu
Son Chen has gsidlt;
[@o Sismano pdro gum sivysn
etiurebtit, Tristcr, G.ut. :. VI. :,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-30
slm meimem 1renms ben Nesafteur.

TIT liebes. fuses GbrliiiinbleIu
9 lab uns nidlt pergsiien iein -
Sabs aanse Sabr itets brau aeidlrie.
ben.
Ten 2eiern oft bic 9eit bertrieben!
llnb bab es lei bier eleitb uernOm
men:
en- '16 iolls mod beiier tommen,
Gas YpltSblntt iiirber aud] acoeih'n
Tem oeutidIen Bolt su Rub uno
fSreu'n:
llro 9ih rno Teiue 2ieben ali
eRba ieanen reider @rnbrr 3nbl,
6. M. e.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-30
an mnierm Trenuc ben NrofeTsr.

I'll liebes ihbeS Ghriittinoleiu
G LAB ibn niht ueraelien ieir
l'nts anuse Sahr iict; breo acihrie.
ben
Ten Qeicrn pit Die 3cit otrlrieben!
llno mic mfrs bier pcrnUmmen:
Splls bCiier nod in 'lG tommen'
GhristinbIein liebcS. lea iiir unI
Lee htdl elm:
qak ollie Scier prDntc 3ubIer icir
Famit inr icne artcit. Wiuhen oIl
9bm uadl @rbhbr ons ToItsblati
Snhl.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01

he never forgot it. 1t was hunting one
morning whenI found him half crush
ed under a rock. | picked him out
took him home, dressed his wounds
and fed him some mush and, sir, that
snake never forgot it. Used to be
waiting for me at the door every eve
ming when l came home l could just
see in that rattlesnakes eyes that he
was racking his brain to pay me back
and show his gratitude.
'sAt last the opportunity came |
had charge of bunch of gold one
night, and while l was sleeping a Mex
lean broke in the house to steal it.
But Reginald was on guard. | woke
up to hear the Mexican yelling his
head off, and ran out into the kitchen
to find that Reginald had hogtied him
by wrapping himself around the Mex
leans ankles. And that wasn't the end
of it. For fear that l wouldn't wake
up, Reginald had stuck his tail out of
the window and was rafting for the
police. Now if that wasn't gratitude
I'd like to know what isl"
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01
SNAKE HAD GRATITUDE
Buffalo Bill CoGy Tells Some Good
Stories Himself While ON the Road

In the little private tent on the cir
Gus grounds in which Col. William
Frederick Cody spends his time when
not appearing in the performances OF
the Sells-Floto Circus and Buffalo
Bills Original Wild West, which is
coming here for matinee Tuesday,
June 8, many good story is told
and most of the time they are told by
Col. Cody himself And Col. Cody,
when he is telling stories, tells real
ones.
Take gratitude for instance" the
famous scout said recently, there's
nothing like it. Everything in the
world feels gratitude. Just for in
stance there was my pet snake Reg
inald. Even he felt gratitude"
your what?"
The Colonel's eyes twinkled.
"My pet rattlesnake, Reginald. |
never saw such grateful thing as
that snake. I saved his life once and
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01
NATHAN STRAVS

~ ~ NOPPOi IL AS
is Ill and gives generously 1t Is sill
yer, but if he is well and gives it
is gold. We all should be on gold
basis.
THE POOR ARE DOING THEIR
DUTY, BUT THE RICH ARE NOT.
WE HAVE GOT TO DO SOMETHING,
AND WE HAVE GOT TO DO 1T
QUICKLY.
If necessary information ought to
be obtained from some source re-
garding the incomes of men who
fail to respond to the call of the
stricken and deserving ones. I ask
for suggestion for scheme by
which the wealthy among the Jews
will be prevailed upon to give their
share. | am willing and ready to dc
all | can.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01

less than ten mil
lion dollars. It
is not necessary
that pers o n s
should give a per
centage of their
incomes, but they
at least should
give a part Of
what they have.
1t is the man
who makes the
8 a c i ic e who
practices re a |
charity. When a
rich man dies and
leaves his money
IL ia oOnnor If ba
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01
NIIIII

| Idaho Swensen-S Smith, who has beer
prominent in district court circles fol
some time past, was given hearing
before Probate Judge Morgareidge on
sanity charge Saturday and was or
dered committed to the insane asylum
at Orofino. She was taken to that in :
stitution Sunday.
A tive-passenger car that will carry
eight passengers up the Sixth Street
Hill proves its power. The King Eight
has turned the trick. Find another
that will. Ask the demonstrator of
any other car to show you that he can
stop his car, fully loaded, on the steep
est part of the hill and start again.
The King does that-easy. LOS
Rev. H. E. Crowell will deliver three
lectures on the Believer and the
Law of Moses" at the Baptist church
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
at p. m. Mr.. Crowell was CO.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01
STRAWBERRY CRATES

Get your strawberry crates at the
Sanitary Fish Market, "a full deep
pint deck crate, 16 full deep quart
deck crate. Crates and hallocks COM
plete. RO3tf
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

MRS. William E. Lee is in Spokan
visiting her mother, Mrs. Shields.
ii. j. Welty, a prominent Pullman
attorney, was in Moscow last evening
Mrs. d. H. Kube of Grangeville is
in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs
d. w. Greenburg for period
L. Lequime of Lewiston, travelling
representative of the Continental Oil
company, was in the city today
Carl Lewis, who has been an in
structor in the Davenport high school
the past year, returned home Sunday
Ben E. Bush, state land selector,
has returned from Boise where he was
on business before the state land
board
Among the Moscow visitors today
from Lewiston were F. ]. Cook, Mrs.
T. H. Bartlett, Miss Lieby, Miss Lewis
and Miss Bartlett
Another big reduction on trimmed |
hats at Torsens Millinery. All trim
med hats must go regardless of cost.
All shapes including panamas and leg
horns also reduced. O8-9
Mrs. Jerome j. Day returned home
today from brief trip to Salt Lake
and other points where she accompan-
led Mr.. Day. Mr.. Day proceeded to
Wallace
Mary and Edna Mellison, sophomore
students at the university, left today
for Kendrick to visit their sister, Mrs.
w. M. McCrea. After visit at Ken
drick they will go to their home at
Everett, Wn
b. Anger, wellknown Grangeville
attorney, and Joseph Coyne, the we'll
known Grangeville cigar manufacture
er, who were in the city on business
today returned to their home at
Grangeville today
II. Harland of Payette, a member of
the state board of education, o. D.
Center and H. w. Hochbaum of Boise,
of the agricultural extension depart
ment, left this afternoon for Standpoint
TO visit the state farm.
r. E. Largent, one of the best-known
farmers in the Palouse country resid
ng west of Moscow, is at the Grit
nan hospital where he has just under
gone an operation and is reported to
,e in most critical condition
Miss Gladys Lessinger a graduate of
he university last year, is in MoscoS
Or two weeks visit. She is on her
ray to her home in Boise from Rath-
rum where she has been teaching
chool. She will teach at Rathdrum iii
ext year.
Tomorrow afternoon at her home at T
-6 South Washington street, Mrs. r. nro
MacLean will be hostess to the con
ONE Missionary society of the Meth bef,
list church. AS the annual election :,
officers will take place at this dor,
Getting, good attendance is desired. o. r
= stitl
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A. Cox and
:. and Mrs. F. N. Finch motored to .
,scow last evening from Lewiston
:. Cox was engaged in a case in the eisn
strict court this morning. He is i'i''
Lewiston attorney. Mr.. mas
lch is superintendent of the Camas 'n''
airie railroad. any
stop
Fay Robinson. 1914 graduate of the est
iversity, was an arrival in the city Inc
lay from Grangeville where he is
mber of the faculty of the public Re
lools. He will remain here cou- lect
of weeks before leaving for his Law
me at Boise. He returns to Grange Wed
lie next year. at 8
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01

Speaking of the sales day to be in
augurated here the fourteenth of
June, M. E. Lewis said today that in
his opinion the sales day will do for
the miscellaneous products of the
farm much that the regular establish
ed marketing methods used for grains
and stock have done for them in the
way of establishing and helping to
maintain reasonable prices and more
nearly uniform demand.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01

worker with D. L. Moody. the greet
evangelist, for some years and is a
regular speaker at the Northfield con-
vention. Mr.. Moody considered him
one OF the greatest living Bible stu
dents.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01

Subscriptions to the Star-Mirror will
be received at any time.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01

Farm Loans-Moscow State Bank.
R31
The daily star-mirror., 1915-06-01
BY NATHAN STRAUS, PhiIanthropist

THE wealthy Jews are not doing
l their duty. While many have
given and given generously t,
the fund which is being raised, /
believe that we ought to raise
fund among Jews of America of not
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-25
WESTERLY man FALLS 64 FEET
james Monte Slips From Fourth Story Window of PsrochaI
School-Injured, But Not seriousy-P Prominent OFF,
cial of Eagles Sucides-Wagon of Charles E Main,
North Stoninston NliIkman Struck by Trolley Car

The bearers were Daniel J. Donohue,
Geordge Healey, Arthur B. Briggs and
Dwight M. Cornell.
Miss Alice Maxsofl OF New Britain,
formerly Of Westerly. is the guest OF
James E. Kennedy and family in New-
ton avenue.
2 The reinforced Clark and Potter
Hill baseball teams will play the Sec
ond game of the series this afternoon
on the Thread mill grounds.
The members of the Washington
county bar, and Of the Westerly police
department, will send floral tributes
to the funeral of Deputy Sheriff George
H. Barber, in Hope Valley.
In the superior court at Kingston,
Friday, a divorce was granted William
c. Culley, Jr., from Jeanette w. Clark
Culley, on the ground Of wilful deser-
ton. This case was partially heard
Thursday.
The work of laying concrete pave
ment in the cobblestone driveway be-
tween the Washington Trust company
building and the Nash store. will be
commenced Monday by Contractor Eu-
gene O'Neil. This place so publicly
located, has been n sort of receptacle
for rubbish and an eyesore. With the
new pavement, the place will be kept
in a presentable appearance and
healthful condition.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-25
SKIPPED HIS BOND ..s -..
TWO YEARS AGO.
Amos r. Park of Mystic Was Caught
in New Haven Friday.

Amos R Park. one of the men who
figured in the Mystic scandal IN 1912,
and who fed his bond. was arrested in
New Haven Friday. Park was arrest
ed in September. 1912. charged with
indecent assault on Willie and Leah
Esrraclough and Fred Barton, all about
IL years OF age. he being one OF five or
six men who figured in the scandal
In the town court OF Stonington.
Park furnished bonds OF $500 for ap-
Iearance at the January term of the
criminal superior court in 1919 When
Isis case came up Jan. IL, 1913. in this
city Park did not appear. and his bond
vas declared forfeited
II Is stated that Park fed to New
York. where he worked for some con-
Germ as a travelling salesman Lately
he has been employed in a New Haven
hotel as clerk The state police learned
his identity and on Friday he was ar
rested.
He arrived in New London on the
LIZ train Friday afternoon in the Gus
tocy Of a state policeman and was met
az the train by State Policeman Jack
son. into whose custody Park was
given.
In an automobile Park was taken 70
Stopington. where he appeared before
Judge Charles H Hinckley. to whom
he furnished a bond OF 81 900 for APP
pearance in the town court Oct. Is on
a complaint charging indecent assault