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Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05
WEDDING.
Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Helen N. Cochrane of this city
and Arthur S. Hemingway of New
Haven were married last Saturday in
South Norwalk at the Methodist par
sonage by Rev. s. P. Fairbanks After
a short wedding trip to New York,
they will reside in South Norwalk
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05
Entertained at Cards.

Mrs. May Lincoln and Mrs A. w.
Gates entertained at bridge Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gates
on Spring street. Five tables were
in play. Light refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05
Burial to Be in Providence

The body of Jane Ann Cabin of
Windham was taken to Providence.
R. l., On the 9.52 train Friday morn
ing. The funeral will be held in that
city this afternoon. Burial will be
in the North End cemetery in Provi-
denCe.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05
VIII See IL rhrnunh.

@A. good man." said Uncle Ehen.
wont Tght unless he has to. An
den IL he's sho' nuff good man he'll
stick to L. aghtsn' sans as If twas
. solsmE Duty
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05
On New York Visit,

Jerome B. Baldwin of this city is
in New York for a few days, and will
return with his wife and daughter
Sunday. Mrs. Baldwin and her daugh-
ter have been visiting relatives in the
metropolis for the past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05

TUB SKIRTS
Now comes the demand for White
Skirts, and we are prepared to supply
you with everything that is new, such
as Palm Beach cloth, pique linen,
white serge, Repp, cotton Gabardine,
ratine and washable corduroy, made in
circular form, with patch pockets and
button trimmed range from
S1.o0 and up to $3.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05

Portraits of Admiral Jellicoe haya
had larger sale than those of any
other war celebrity.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05

Story Without Foundation.
State Policeman Jackson of this city
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05

In the accompanying illustration are I
shown Archduke Joseph Ferdinand OF |
Austria with the youngest soldier in |
the Austrian arrnv The nhotneranh !
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05
In Its aiahest Form,

Wise. cultivated, genial converse
ton is the best flower of civilization.
Emerson.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05
SPRING COATS REDUCED

Spring Coats never offered a better
opportunity than the present time
They are still in demand, but prices
have lowered so, every one in need of
IA new Spring Coat can get one now
for less than half the regular price,
black and white checks, navy blue,
poplin or serges are reduced to $500,
$3.50, $1,000, $3.50 and $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05
A SPECIALIST SAYS:

"PILES CAN'T BE THOROUGHLY
MENT."
DR.. J. s. Leonhardt, the celebrated
specialist, who has studied every
phase of piles, says: Piles can't he
thoroughly cured by ointments. nor any
other outside treatment. The cause Is
internal and needs internal treatment"
Or. Leonhardt perfected Hem-Roid, the
culation in the lower bowel and has
cured thousands of cases
Sold under guarantees at N n sa1a,
& Sons. Price 81. DR.. Leonhardt ~ a.
station B.. Buffalo. n. z. prop Write
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05

COUCH HANTMOCKS AND WOVEN HANfMOCKS
porch will a Cou ch
a line of thenn,a Irons Stands and Awning
Couch rnnockS Stands, made o angle iron.
oolOrs $t2o $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05

day afternoon. A broken driving shaft
was the cause of the accident.
The work of laying the new block
paving on Main street from Union
street to the railroad has been de-
layed, as it is necessary to wait for
the relocation of the trolley tracks
before putting down the pavement,
and the trolley company is behind
as a shipment of fish plates for the
tracks has not yet arrived. Work will
progress rapidly when these arrive.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05
CHILDRENs DRESSES, Ages 6 to ID Years
WHITE GOODS FOR SUMNER WEAR
To Be Found in the Domestic Departmer

Iercerized jacquard and Lorraine
Ribbon, strip@Specia1 at 15o yd.
4-inch wide Cotton Garbadine, 39o
ID.
1-inch wide Cotton Corduroy, suit
bile for suiting or skirting. sec yd.
2-inch wide Palm Beach Cloth, zee
ID.
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ausasas@m,

SID @aHtaat .8um tlaam
.bHtb" B @gtbtatgst6aitn EGG
.ianuM zines ubfHoa sipti itms,
9ittH un6 lRbfu ia on Hutm bsi
@iammtiidN nitatt Ndla ualta
NE Huh 10 oR uhlubaliana ptf wa.
Ten aglrtimbtu @lammadht bu,
pidtlt uuo 8taim 6itrbtL oub "a
uittt alltin out alm @tbttim ofr
Etballm ptI6 l1gH nartu. iouestn
oua IN ut5tuapifpiatr 4ltilt o.lt
m6slihtn un0 hnmgliam Gmuur.
zen 80 ty5abIen uuBteu. 5a. logar
2aidnipRlttiuniie eabtn if OCT
auimisrim @titllldaii gum btlitn
4Is bic WlttitrnaHtsiiuuot lauaii
Dorlttr par, tFBdbltt elmer usr gr.ln'
oen nod Elm, ME CT Dorauslmtdie
ielbittrlebies Standardization. I'D
isbt a~llsroinas elm uugldubgts IA,
dsIn auf 5brtn @tit6iern, mtint
6erren". 10 i9ioB er feline er5ablung.
suno ood lit Die @sihihls bud.
itabIi6 mabr! @dunsr gtbt e. cbtn
ibernIl. auh 5br Stdbtdsu. metns
5trrsn miro iolde ouipeiisn tour
ngn - natiirlid iiHO anpsienos aus.
ssuommsn!"
BALD parauf empfa6len ff oit
bsiben S6persu0ter, uno aud nit
Stammsdfs riitstsn fia gum auf.
brud.
s9err Birt, aablsnl" = anesmtis
mes 6Iufsn uno 8etttrn. Was
mar Oeun gsIdeben2 Die bisberer
SpieB6lrger msrtten gu ihrem gnl.
iesen. oaB Der S6luBpoFus in oer
@efdifte 0es Iester3dbieuoen SIRENS
cen luirtli4 fpabr getpsien:
rQatiirIia iiub AHtueienOe ausge'
nommen!@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02


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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02
IL. Ropttsl.

limb er lief unb lief! - SeBt erli
ertannte Ct ben 0ert Der 4usbil0ung
in Der 2egipn, bic i'm friibsr ole
nuBIoIe 2udltrei srfaienen mar.
GtunbenIdng tpurbe ba aauff6ritt
un6 @eI9pinoI9ritt gsibt, ben ges
padten 5Drniitsr auf ben SduItern.
Die Rnie 5ittsrtsH Der atem ieu6te,
Ole gulie flOgsn; ulr cine eiferne
0atur tonute Sic tebungen dusbals
ten. Ino aumdbIi9 gsp5bnsn iid
DE MusteIn unb Die 2uugsn an bieie
GenaItiibungen, unO man lief mas
fdinenmdBig ffuHOenIdng babiH.
90 fii9Ite Grib aud iest feline Or
miOung, 5umaI er nur nit 5oIe unb
6emb betIeibet mar, namoem er SADIE
nnb BEN breiten Giirtel fortgeiporfsn
bate. St lief unO lief - bIinos
linos binein in BIZ Mine, our6
9prneHbidi6ts Ourd tn0aeItis.
fen Ganb. Die Concentration f6Ojs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

Wd4renO mein goteniuuge i'm
Gdrtsn rarieg" ipisIt, erbdrms td
mid nal nisoer Der bdusliden
Spielede, Der Elm griinoIides 4pf,
rGumen nottut. qls i9 babel an Die
Sdublaoe BEG SpteItiidss geraie,
peiteu li9 meme augen por Stans
men. Souber auf etnem 9apisrbos
gen dusgebreitet liegen bort friebItf)
nebeneinanDer: cine alte Semmel,
finf 9ndpfIaumen, Elm apiel, nieDsr
cine aIte Semmel 0albfriid), etlis
DE 9pitnen (aus meiner 5peifsfams
mer) uin. GprddIos Itarre i'd ouf
Den u~nssa6nten Ssgsn. Damn miro
6dns@en beraufbeorbsrt. 5roboem
unten cine pgrobs GaId4t4 I'M San.
&c III, tommt er iogIeia pillig &c.
iprungen. Sns 3immer tretsnO
fart Der 8pbe cine Ssturioe lang
iuortIos, 9lei9 mir, ouf bic entosdten
S4dbs. Damn sntringt ii9 tbm
unter einem fiirdterIi9en 9rdHens
from oas Ge%itdnOnis; sglu, ia, M
bate mir'n gan3eu SpaB psrOOrbsnl
sd DoIlte bod NAL 10 gang beimIid
n biHel ait bic Better 'riiber mars
Ihifrsn. unb oas" Die trdnens
oer9laiten Qugen pinten borpurIs.
boa na9 ben 8orrdten Der inbisfrss
ten Sdublabe htniibsr sbas is
bod meine .@iierne aationl" 5u6us
9u!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

nus Der SnnIe. Mas
oadte ii9 Der grOpbet 5onas, als
II iiH i'm 8auGs zines Dolfiides
bsfan624
Or Oa6ts iid: bier if's gstabeIb
nie in einem llnteriseboot."
6umorim 5slOs. Grftsr
SoIOat: BORT bintsr BEN @srbau
I9eint bet Gsin0 3u Itedsn."
3psitsr SOl0at: rDnnn molten
mir ibn aud bort gIei4 berbaaen.@
Jarbs bstannt. 6rau
gum DienItmdbfsn): sNsnn pies
Der cine G%inlabung an mid 5u elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING obgsgeben miro,
aeRi, 70 ertunbigen Gle ii9 IOFOri
Bel Dem 8oten. Oh elsftriIde Be.
leudtung III oosr ni9t."
GienItmGohen: .9leibt fid oenr
Oas nidt sIsid, gndDigs grau2"
Grau: Rein, peni Das muB ID
ipiiien, benn id f6nnte TonIf 0uf bel
Soires gu rot OOsr su bIab fem"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02
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az sasiarssT a mn 1bltrn io5fa.
AMIN mir ng1sn me Heiitr M len
9niA tptia4ifstr
~ 80 NV, !, "a a,a,gns
it ..a et.;S.r
gli'' &c. ~ , a.S ,s.
1..g M 5 g% ' ,rs ~, $50 80.
IT, 8. ~ $500 ~ ga
." y"
aVer aus ote stl'en SltaQlsh Dtt
Spune ~ gsn ggiOH
ieElsll, etlqeu P'ps,'g M pllus
Gallss gelatsl, uho os lQl0eIea
DuIIiplsBs lqpllgeHo' .ut5le Jug
ols SaRoe per @aaosr aug oas Ssfs
llsd osr peloen 6luql4ln9s. 1st
SqpeOs lptaa9 eHlPof. Egg llo9a
memo orap e. N 0ie Hhis' en- Spest
9atis IGN mliisa N DC otuF seil0f'
fen'
VI poate iia a%uTraffsn nergsbs
lt4! bic araTte OerlteBen l9H.
SD bab's d63ts er. init
mir IT'S borbei. rette oi9 =
flieb = flieb = 10 baItt bic 8anoe
nod cine .3eitlang 8uriid.
.geiu = i6 bleibs Bel Dir, ent.
gegnsts 5riB nit piloer gntidIois
ien6eit. gr feuerts raid bintsreins
AMBER bic iefs 8atrOnen ieine5 Re.
boilers IN ben 9autsH. Die 5anos
itaBte un0 mari ll4 out DE Groe,
UNI itd gu 0edsH. 9aourn gepaan
man Set. !.
5rls Deriuntt Den eqneoen mt
iia fOrt5a3teber. 9Ieler raTtts lla
aud nod eItlnaI mt geipaltlgsr Ntls
lsnsanitrengung empor, er rtB lI9
ben SPeer aus Der Srult, otdes Slat
quoa aug Der Nunos, slrlgs Sar1ts
fpantte er fDelter, oann llleB sr eInea
Saret aus uHO EN- Slutltrom ersoB
it4 ibm aug Uiuno uno 9tale.
rgaB mid 20. 1tsrDe. tam
q surgelno uber letne SipPsil, uno
bann itir5te e. %0ornubsr IN Den
sano; Die 9anoe tralten i'a IN
IA .;nnor .rbnS y hon eosf
i6per fant er 5uriit oann purO
ta -
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6 psa
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lag5s Ni7tiRs. islJtHl.4'
UIie taie g u1st.niia M 0.ait
w AaNt lA4tAe Alif a.aqltH
N4Al pa Elal BN" IsaEs AAatH
aug QtH gtaalg tHig'8taf Juno pa
ron en- AAaflas at AaR 90 @u
eefAn uHfa. AHp mii etlsu Ullls
pal43Aait osf @'oanit lttat @e'i1
eaB G nldi Hilot 4lsfs RlFsa wel'
ut eotl " eth ptpalt lmlefisn loRf
oktH WssHlqsht SseulHeH, pilosr'
eFaalamsr als oR AlsEt ofF Wuiie
tFalFiaaHss!llI aIs Sdatait uHo
g9afsh, 5eaqflt9er OILS eolre uuo
2lsT'
1fiB lprang smpot ano t@ensrie
otaaollnSs " 1as 0ep1l9 llneih.
efH iuilpes 9ehsuI mtHialiasr
StItiIi'sn anipoEists, aro PioBItt
lilI5isH f1 BON alea Ssttsn ountle
Dslialia auf Die 5laailtHge, DE,
ourq os Saalls nHo oas 9e7sul e.
Raql smporfaintiisn aRo HI9t
nABlsn, mas 8slap.
sSis SeouIlen lilo oa RET 6rIs
un0 fsusrts absrmaIs ieinsn RsUOI'
Der az.
WlIi sTnem DtloeH 5lu1 ergrETt
Der S4peos ietnsn 5atasan uno
bohrte I9H elnem SsOuIuen IN ole
6s-r Der tt9 ali1 lhH fperfen Dolte.
DIE SpanEer. Der oeutiae StuoeHt
pc iDpAteH au9 lRre BaTfen err
gretfen, dber tqon ipurotn pc ubers
Tlutst ourq ben 9auTsH DEF 9egner,
5u sooeH gefporTsn, Ano ose oreIlsH
anOirare Der ge0uLnen gruben lt9
N l1re 5rult. gtu Eo1eln, etn 2oz
rsslqreI sta nlloes 2rtamp9Ss>
9sal
s9lsrqef q'erpsr! fIsI oct
Sqpsee uNo IlB glsg mn I4 lStt,
ell'st s'n plellss 9UiHsiIsEpal9' pu9
Ivy Sh assp'
sSa z, no6 qotron,naa Froot,
"ga
So
s9af6l mofh! gib ben GfuFteu
eine qobunola
init aitternoen 6anosn fiiQte Trib
ben Re0olber. Me6rere 8eouineu
nc6erien lid = 6rib I9oB, elmer Der
geouinen fiir8te Suiamnlen, bic ans
bern Iudten IN benz 9ebai4 8edung.
Gle batten Dobl nt6t gegIdu6t, baB
Die 8eierteure nit einem 5euerges
rebr perieasn parsn, unO 90fftsn, it'
aasiamt leldt tberrumpein 81 TOM
men. Sect 5DgeH IL ith porliattq
ais BEN 8erei4 Der SfuBpatTe
5urid.
.5atte id uur mein @efpe6rl Die
salanten loaten ni9t lebeno BON
llase iommen", tnurrte her
6dpeDe.
11nTrs ormen 4omtraben fol.
III ;6,sn ribt il 6ifFp fam
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

Die BARTER goti3et
fonnts mad langeu Raafori6ungsn
cine GoIidmin3erbnnbs pcrbafter.
gut nadgsmadte Silberffiide III
Stpsi uno flint 5ronisn IN Barcelona
hsrltsllts unb in JrantreId In Una
laaF fssts.
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FI sah
Dim nsrm WI,
l06af6 bn M
tfHthF 8FsffF6 IN tam
.llatn Fi8i ia nast9H tamgm IN
rittsm5fi iattn
la 8ft.le ssa t.tna hili,n -
fA n5A btm aofia5aa ~ 6bfI6 s.
b8ll.a tmf6i. faslf uns silef
psfm ana ptn wIfatitntn asatfa
b6alffh pronunciation nefstH. ana
tUnnt8 aleadenbiu asnb IN fdb.
li8u Mfnst .uf Usri88vna
no.. st,,s -
Mia mabt unp I'M. pun ptn fres.
pollfn 3ns, ms ifin,r @rbsit
IN, toll, sodt 10 i4ntis,n urs
dozen a. mB0im. a5f 5ee unb 81.
btn. 6ab batt Id mir aud ui8t
traumen lailu, ols lh BOZ finsa
Sobr nit Msb unb 40 pls eramsn
paihertt.
eie babsn "a ob,r f,mos ostonp,
qelIfot trph ibrsr ttagT6,n parh,
gm firm ein W9.rbsr S,b az,
not bitI,m sbmib nift tell o,bI,s.
Sen hno.s
~ mro...b.4. s.f,, ,...mm.
$500 I.t''lu u'''DI'l'ul
tonsfittsis mi mn h,br nj, Nv
qinlsn iibsr 81, oit, m,fns, SIN
+isfsr 6nnlsIrot,r Sro5sn ,oo I'D
nom e4lerboasn bis m oos gs,ss
Ienf binob mo = IN sin,m gnrss,
Str,ifsn psrIisf
a..
M a' M. p''i's" n.y. "si'''s''
=" "s
rSeflnaillq SdbslipliHos NIT oop'
peter 5Fatilr.
saiatig, bic 9iagnoie itimmtl Ns
Sd6eimmiur sine sine bis 3us
anmpFuntaRigteit."
1Ju 5ublngsn2"
s1teln, truber. IN 9ei6elberg. Die
Sade bat pamals einigeu Staub auis
g%eiplrbelt."
Der epreAer griff mad Der 5Ias
l9e, bic urter BEN gotii6eu 8etpuIt
liuHO, uHb i4entte Die 9ldier pon
.euem poll.
,Sie henten nafiiri6. Elm mdosl
Iiede babinter, bas ltimmi aber nitg
Ser aSaii lit pirtlih pisl trouriosr
GrH beute. ols Der feline Reierpilt
nit BEN QrmiduB feinen l6perper-
lDunoeten aamerapen sinbrohts uro
tmmerfort iammerte, fein Ireuno
tperbe fpobI ierben miilien. 1T mir bi.
ulte Gefdidts pieber e~inoefaIlen.@
.8arf man lie horen2@
.Warum nidt2 giel au eradblen
gibt Is ba nidt. en- 6~slbelbera. tpp
id Die erIten t(inilden Sobre per<
brafte, traF i'd NIT einem olten
GdulfreunD pieoer aulommen. geun
Sobre Qyennol INN bic erIten Gsmss
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#fNa8 s4 NHat.
5
8H Mf
fasf58
alF .Hml4fes
iansH latsm .t4Ha m.aItham
tte said Naita MH8 effaa8
lf8 ef#MH Hab bH Hf4HfNlm
t Hn aHuat nltl tah46lif
lfulln. NuaaHtift Nf U5IH4m
iN s5a 4thltn. tgaW btE mn6ittt
.NnH saiammth WN mUtt8 8a
tts3a1 tdia atft tspi tmrtf4
tlit iH eH Aati hit et plaab ant
taa 4aii bt l9lltAlt4 lf btul B
q etHit lam @amiasiH blifitas
3tsl mafitim bic ApiH tt5 moot
ll4th ugtttiails m tu Altas aul
.nlt ~ iUattn 8lpu Bmttl, itd
lBs uiainiGt Butiatl, be tn ltnb
li4ta ~mtupaal aut BIHHgn sen
8titetiM Qnilt. 2ta unta lanu m
sm Aopb Den anottu ,tilgisf am
gtlitb aug eaaaalhultf uts
WhlsiltlaAl0aHesa pEa9Isa eng 'ot'
Did1isa AamPlsF NIL
Die auJit parsn tn boiler 9dtig,
;ai. S9on Iasgn DC glisH Nsuis,
lorglam ptrbuupen, IN iau5stm Bet
ten. unier ptn altsu bslllgtRbilbua
iuqi'h Ii, ols 0on cen IaIlosn mo
Gus 0el 9il9sh NIL lfoH'msn Augen
:" us o"l'''uHs "''a''''
YIN neuer ssFIpulostsF lpuroe ~
zen IpeTailehstaaIl sspTagt. Us
leaI sh l9laptsr, plonott Uisni9
Ghos osr 5lpai5Iget Ja9t, mi elneh
nasSl' Fsl ltstllq Falt sal 1e'!isII
'4. e u' Vsg'a'l!a u qalle tqIa
pus asulas ~sp" gatl u0st ueH 9h'S
ostlgaltl.'lt Gun Sloqnsn uno
S n.'a apes y e1AllestsH'
ga'Uss0l lN'1sn SiPpea. 0f p1ausa
+," 1''" :" o'O'''
0'e Nstd'e ltaieH qsran, I'm ah1
q'sl iqt aelluh9sipsrt gu peFla9er.
pl0g'lW 6uuie DIT enc oon lpneIl
6ulaHtael'. 81 la9em gEisRatn
peu9le q ltp u0et oas Aniiis oes
Suiloeh uHD Faltie l9h l~allun9slos
an.
sJebIt Sbnen etDas, aolIegt2 Sic
5ittern ia an allen @lieoerH.@
,Mir niGt, aber bieIer ba@ e.
mics ouf ben Dor i'm lieoenben Sors
per ,bieier pa mar II. nein. III
mein 5reunb, BON benz i'd SbnsH
borbin er3dbIte.
3u peiteren grfldrunoen mar feius
.3eit. Die Qrbeit ordngte. pier gait
e. 3u retten, ipas nod am 2eben mar.
Ilit boiler araft feline unrube meis
iternb, bali Der 4r3t Der bsreititeben
ren 6hpeiter bel Der Rartoie.
Damn iebte er bos Msfier ann
Gtnitt iiber BEN peritimmelten Sn,s
an. nabreno feine aolleoen bic gIrs
tuna betpabten. 0eIfttt unb Iiher
pie iroenb Elm aIterer erfo6renst
ebirurd, hanbhobts Der iunoe IPebi.
strer 81, 2nftrumeute. Mur beim,
srften aniriden Der ed, noIlte BE
i3hs GAnG4 4 noh s;rmnr ghs, ~,
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M. n~sfgfsta,
w as ewsm
UllR l@aaeti,t talallu'tl, A.th
e oh oaa glalai itHtt 4aa'aail.
hf1 RaaiA ~ laiif eih &eR Ai4.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
REMARKABLE ACCIDENT
HAPPENS IN lURAY
Young Lady Has Narrow Escape From
Serious Injury Under HOofs ut
Horse.

Especial to The Richmond Nirviuian.)
Luray. Va, Dec 18.--The most re-
markable accident ever recorded in
the equestrian world. and one of the
more remarkable on account of the
narrow escape OF the principals-Miss
Annie Printz, seamstress of this
place. and Harry Shenk, the ten-ycar-
old son of Lee Shenk. carpenter OF
Luray, occurred here yesterday. The
boy was giving -exhibitions of his horse
manship on Mechanic Street, when the
animal became unmanageable, dorted
toward Main Street. Making the sud
den turn at the corner of the streets,
the horse fell or "skidded," falling full
force on concrete pavement Its
legs were 1ammed tight against the
lattice work screening the porch OF
the residence of David c. McKim, cash
Ter of the Page Valley National Bank
Just at this juncture Miss Printz was
passing and was caught between the
front and hind feet of the animal. tr
this periious position. the horse fran
tically struggling all the time, Miss
Printz was recused by passerSby
Another remarkable feature of the ac-
cident was the fact that the Sherk bos
was thrown in an opposite direction
from that taken by the horse. He land
ed on the pavement the opposite
side OF the street, his feet occrpyine
q position there that the horse was oc'
cupyfng on the other side.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
DEFENDANT WINNER
IN ALIENATION CASE

Especial to The Richmond Virslnian)
Bristol, Va. Dec. 1.-THE H,iena-
ton suit of {. l.. Wires against A. +.
Fuller. prominent Bristol business
man. which began over a week ago,
and which has attracted more atteu-
ton than any other case of Is kind
ever tried IN this section. resulted late
this afternoon in a verdict for the de
PENDANT. the plaintiff being taxed with
the cost of the suit.
Wires alleged that Fuller alieuated
the affections of his wife, Mrs Cecilia
c. Wires, who WAS fulleF's private stem
ographer The pair were arrested some
weeks ago having been caught in a
compromising position.
Fullers defense was that there was
a frame up between Wires and lis wife
and Mrs. =. e. Chapman, the wife's
foster mother, to entice him into a
compromising position and thea obtain
money
The jury accepted Fuller's theory of
the case and refused TO award dam
ages. Fuller and Mrs, Wires were fined
In police court after their arrest made
at the instance Of and with the assist
ance of Wires.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17


fifty-five years, an empioyc OF the 1Du-s
pont Company. died very suddenly
about IL o'clock this morning Mt the
Star rooming house on BoiiinsbrOOk
Street. An Identification card request
ing that Luke Ratigan, 50 West
Eighth Street, Oswc&o. n. T.. be notl-s
fed in case ANYTHING should happen
10 him, was found upon his person..
The body was prepared for burial ~
Messrs Badger * Wood.
Funeral OF Lewis NJ. SeIi0tt.
The funeral of Lewis s,ock Schoft
was conducted at the grave in Btand-
ford Cemetery at o'clock yesterday
afternoon Rev, A. X. Love, OF ths
West End Baptist Church, ofiiclated,
and the following young men were
pallhearers:
Honorary Marshall Jordan and
iiton Marks.
Active--James r. King. Herbert
Newsomc. Rufus King. bernard
Turnes. Robert Marks and CLIFFORD
Bowles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.

BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated
November 15. 1918, TO the undersigned
trustee. recorded in Circuit Court OF
Henrico County. D. B. COLA, page 49,
default having been made In payment
Of a portion of the debt thereby Sc
cured and being required by the beneh-
ciary therein so to do. / will. OF
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER n. 1918.
at $3.50 o'clock. r. W..
on the the premises. proceed to sell at
public auction the following property:
All those three certains lots about ten
miles north of the city OF Richmond
In Henrieo County, Va, near Glen AL
len, bounded on. the west by Moilif
Winston. on the north and east b
l.. r. Kelley and on the south by A. b
Ripe and others. lots, containing TO-
gether~a bout 81 acres, more or less
TERMS--cash.
CHAS. X. WILLIS
Trustee
L. w. Harris. Auctioneer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier Ct the south. :"
AiNS1.EANE RYCHA0Nn Nal


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, MAIN
STREET STATION.
n B.-Followtng schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed.
$40 A. M.--Daily local for Danvilie.
1880 A. M.-Daily--Limited all
points South.
400 p. M.-Except Sunday-Local
for Chase City. Durham and interme
diate stations.
600 p. M.--Daily-For Danvilie. At.
lanta and Birmingham, with Pullman
observation sleeping car.
11:l5 r. M.--Daiiy--Limfted--F all
points South. Pullman ready 800 p.
NJ. YORK RIVER LINE.
414 F. M.-Daily--Local to West
Point,
$40 r. M-steamer train. daily ex-
cept Sunday. for West Point and Bal
timore. No stop.
T:ss A. M--Daily--Local to West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 7:os A. NJ. 500 A.
NJ. $50 r. NJ. ana $50 p. NJ. daily:
$40 A. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point: $40 A. NJ. sis P
NJ. daily, and s.45 A. M.--steamer
train from Baltimore. daily except
Monday.
H. l.. BISHOP. d. p. A..
seT East Main street. Phone Mad. 277.