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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Sil Sosninserne.

Spnr Sc ule peb. ida BOILER Soolae
Inoet lit Oteoe ianr / @lenlpoo0, Wiun.,
Sen 23Dc, 24be pg 25be sunni. 9erne
uatrc On lig9er poa "SoosSinien" ont
trent 40 Itil norbpeit ira Mirneapoe
lis oo bar eli eIer TO Sernboncr fra
SIT % &eit, iaa Oct er life ban Itcli9t
at %fpntnle frem.
@lcnippob lig9er li9e beb en- 'tor
Snbiip. Ser fan man rife. 70 % tu9c
Sur meo Storsgonben. ga her fnn
mcll iiffert icile Ell So9nciGgt on man
nil. Tlaoien er i%nalebe5 meget fors
trriieli9 for et Sp9nemebe, bpap Nas
turen oneaar. 9og neo hi ale, at
Spgncfiorbens tore 6jeIoe, Sirber o.
/. .. mnngler. 6apoe hi SjeIocne Ser
pmiaieirebtc hi belle @lenipooo o9
Gountict til "Sp9n".
@icn ell Sing bar Sc / @Ienippob:
Gn Wosie nlcb 'tnrte Soanin9er, baas
Sc So9nbplill9cr, 2nitrin8cr, SGrbeler,
tort ia9t: miotre, inbrc % nbre Sp9s
ninoer. @nc bar pGret i hanrbt Or
belize meb at ~arraugcre for Soennlas
gets @ieoe, pg efter Splnsnin9cr MOB
taset pco ri, at Set BIZ bIiue ct siilot
Webc iaar.
apmitceu bar oaiad. 9iorf ibGrbiet
Nrbeioc oo rnpporterer at alt set fpugz
ite CT III oper. ct ubmertet Hrooram
for ale ire Sage er orrangeret. Sae
Ierc. Mtlliif % Gang / "Sef % Gop".
ioper Sag bar hi lGrItilbt % mt Bro
oram. SGritilbt nrbnes ganfetteu al.
6 Iiten, Sen 24be. allie, iom bar be-
ret paa en- al Sa9ets 8anfettcr oeo
az sc err unen 2ige. Ser ~ierberes ale
Sc 9onlc gooe Sosneretter % eiter
hctte ~fon1nter programmed. Gi bar if
RET os Ell npmrrtet "aicmciitar", Ioz
pofnt @runbeIanb fra Chicago. Sen
aaren areier line Sing sobt. Sorioen
Snler. gang o. Illiit bar hi iaar lat
iii CT -@rtranunmer: Norit Stepjins.
Ndn Ola og 10 Nnri or / @iiteaIoeren.
aIppt / uorif NatinnnlSra9t irpiies Sc.
Ga LITER anri % fer hi peb, CT 6ries
riet / fulp Sang. Ola er ~pangaaenoe.
men 10 aari iparer eobt, life Sare for
BET. Otter a%biftnig "SGgtuine" trent
% IllDuQt, UIlI ulS't ~ tllutllB 'pIluucI
% alt er bel. Naar ma buffer paa at
aIt bette er paa StcpIei., eIer Gang.
i~tisnnes soot at Set er mesct moriomt.
Sa, iiGre Sogninaer = buff Siber,
Ben 23os, 24re % % Sllni, netop BEN
rette Sib Tor ale at tdee ia en- Sur.
@icr Nisie Sage iii Ell Sommerferie,
Tag bin Samilie meo. % er ou life
gilt. ia bn tar Oh Den ti9tteite Sp9nas
jena mep bi9 % tpm iii Saaet. Si
er ltter pda. al On pil bare ell uOmers
fef moriom Sur. Sen encite Wnare at
hoIoc Soauolaaet iIipe er AZ tomme
paa Sarsieiteu ale, iom tan. SioiiI
bar ri hapt meaet soSt Scipa. ipm bar
aiort III III at Saset or iaa itertt %
irprt, % lar os herfor pGrne ON 9aaet.
Lao Der rore iig enooa iterre. iii we're
90 Cpmuntrina ior nle Soaninaer.
@ei!ommeu iii @ienpooo.
@co penIiS 6ilien.
Y. n. 8opperitae, Sorm..
gIbert Geo, Iinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

itpre enacIife Seeanoomper bar paft
@cltnrtcIie % Sorirroelie. Wan
bau0c life troet ell iao0dn Sauo.
ling mnilia operior en- Nnsiaaeroam.
per. 'nlb al 'rebeliac Menneifcr,
huorai Ell ltor Gel par StotSboraere
ira nelitrolc Sanoe. Npdo SpitIano
tiIltrGber pco bennc Sremirro. er
life lei al ior'taa. Nolct mllitUrt
Nc'ultat opnaar set life peo at len.
De Sen ltorc CAMPER neb poa Na.
bets Niuuo ntcb &c lleitc Al ocnS
Vnalaaerer. Mrno, Npiuoer OF Nerll;
bcrimo0 or oct lttfert nj oct fife
blot oTtter uil0 Sorbltrclie / Dc
frl9fcrenoc Sanoe % / gmerlfa,
men al Sc Ncltnl0nlugcr Tor barba
rlf ariaaisriel, ser er iremfummet
lntoo set, % hpi3 ll0breoelic / nell
trale 2nnoe Spltlano mes ollie Mio
Ter bar ieat at befiUmpc, peo oenue
liolte &dtaltroic inar I'M Nprina
Ger er uo9ct 'elpno0iiaeuoe oeri At
barre ii9 oo ION SpltIano oier: peo
Den lpri9lte Ngitotiou al piac Cucr-
bepi'c %croen ON i'm Sog3 8oo.
beo o. Ncnbeo % inn iamtibil be.
mite aanpnIlolcr. bros Neninn9lcS.
REQ er liocn TorbiIlcbe. % on, bplI
tc Sp'fernc mda flInne lige liz ielu.
at DC | bsi @rno cr caret til at
'tprtc netop Sen MiSitenminJ, icnl
Sp'fernc 'elp erticnocr beitaar, oa
iom a~nbenbnrt or Sem meoct ubcha
9clig.
"Soclaloemofrnten". vi Tor.
ltanr life oettc. PIT. hpoo Scr tor
| o. Meuneitcr al iuno Cans %
olmen Selelic, uprerea operior cit
loaoan %irfeIlQbeo / SEN @rao, at
~ GItctretninqen@ GiebIit ltaar lont
rdnlnct inotil Snmmclie al ct Sor.
%fUroel'cn5 Gbof. %~ngeniinoe houoc
DlotIl lloaen 0relnt onL at en- gts
Observation-Disclosures al 0ennc Nrt -
meo ~ldgealelc Neiien0c lom Sirc -
lfllloe funnc bIi upcrla0t Mcnneife.
peri. % ncppe noJen llbiloet oil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
1soems Nsn.

@oparo 2orien @iten. Sn AZ Cars
aunotien % 6uitru @rita Sohnnsoais
ter. Ncbe paa Sing Gountp 0olpitaI !
Seattlc. Den 12te Tni. Gioeoe babe
/ nogen Sio arbeioet for u. Y. VI. peS
Hoint Hoberts. hpor roidd hans Vror.
Spbn Sarien, bar GnlGttelle. 0nn
f%nrtalte lin Sror, ar han bar Bit oaors
liz, men hoIpt ooo pco ArbeiNet. Until
Sngbommen, 9ungebetGnhcIic, ttlio9. o9
ban ipntes, ar han mnnttc rci'e hem.
So han TOM I'll SenttIe Den 1oe Mai,
bar han nof dlhcle3 hiGlpele3 % blcp
brnat iii &ooipitnlct ser, 0ans Foas
rerenbe III life bere logct ont ham fer
Den t0oc Noi. % "a hans 0amlc Sdr
% Seiicr font I'll 9sN2leiet. hopoc
ban blot Ell fort SnnO i9icn. Wen
bon iit npg iremtommc neo noglc 6ors
tIdringer % inntes at hare Tor'taacl'e
al. al gnben pur nGr, % meh ell pen'
Iia Silien Ill SIrgt % Senner 'op
ban ino.
@blporo Snrien bar ieot i SunNalcn.
Norge. Den 24oe Suni 1882 % TOM
oper til Ameritn iamnen meo lin Sar
/ 1905 % bar iiben opholot I9 | Sas
coma % berrunbt. 6nr bIep 30 Nar
gammel % efterlaNer Jig Some % Ell
10 Nar gamrneI Sattcr / Norgc. Scr
/ Tacoma eiterlaoer ran Iig Snoer p9
IRE SeItenbe, Mrs. Marit Auoerien %
@rsbrere Soban pg auut Sarien, Iont
bpr / Sacoma.
@i frenb9rer Dor 6iertelieite Snf I'll
ale, iom itoo os bi pes gegrnpeIien.
0an bIen bearnnet paa 2ate |iep airs
fe9anrh / Seottlc Ben 15be Mai. ga
Itor 6. 6agoe5 forrettebe. X.
|aa ariiti6intmeIiortsha9, Sen 13oe
Mni, beuiop Teter Gbriitenien Sns9aro
% blep ben 17be Wai iteoet iii 6piIe
paa Hiceioro a%irfegnarb. 6nu bar
iebt / giorge Sen 17oe Wiai 1885 %
~ppnoaeoe laaIeoes en- Mber al omtring
so @ar. 6an ton Der til Nmerifa
1861 % bar iineu boet her / Hiceioro,
Minn. 6ans 6uitru oeoe for o%nltrin9
80 @nr iiben. 6an par Sen iibitc Sio
nof laa ipugeIia men / in Spagbeo
bar Oct oltio hans Sreit, at 6erren
bar hans Sbrbe pg pilNe rn9e Jig az
ham til BET iioitc. Gctte bar Selus
III 9iort; iii iom hi iiftert baabcr er
ban hos ham i DC idli9es SoIi9er bis
let. On TOR Sfare bar n9iad %IalIet
/ &irfen peo hans Sorbeiprb. Gn Wters
telio6eo bar BET. at hans Sebiel5pu9
oaiaa ifnloe bIi hans Se9raoeIiesoag.
@eliianet ppre hans Minpe! i.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
@amIes % Speebietttnet
for Va9n % Neinli.

ct tiblieere Cpranb ON at itette
bisIc ~Soretd0euoer er inpoefommet at
i1ooIe foa, Ser bar ienbt line 8iorng.
Z 8ogn n9 6einli bar nan arbeibct
ilittio ior at fao ~oprettet et iaahnnt
0jeml, % sc bar fnnct inmIet no8Ie tlis
iilbe arpner. nlt peb fripiQige Siorn9.
Sc Der line gngbefolt / gmcriia at
itettc. Nu or Ser Nnlebnin9 for ps
iii at irembiGlpc ell 9oo Sag i Dor
0nnIc 6iernbn9b, og lao os 1ad 9lcrc
BET. Men, fiGre @n9befolf. gier MI
SQpor al set. Sep life, til s 9lcntmer
bct. 2nb bem Der bicmnc foa ie, at
III bar life CLIENT Dor Sebebp8o eler
tabt al aiUrIiNbcb iii Ben. @iordg Tan
icnoes iii ansiereren for @alore5gapen,
u. 20. Sunobeim, 1905 Snrf Ipe.,
minneapolis, @inn. cQer til lluoertegs
nebc. .. g. airfeberg,
Salus, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

grope paa airfeaaarnen / esier.
Taa Sraoen bIeb Ger anbrdgt ct udf.
fert Wtomment meo SEN Nf0soc5
9tapn % Ell posienoe Guoifrift. Man
fan ioreitiae ia SomiIiens 6orbou.
ieIie. od Den Ssn, Iom troeoes 800 og
beq.ropeu, n paffer Gag TOM pua
9eis9 til lit 6iemL on ban hopoc Ser. .
misiiou en- llges 3io. SEQ en- eacr.e
auScn uiorfIorIi9 SeiItagcIic uor ocirt
ul9e Wiano bIcoct ~ioruerlet mco eli
al &c 6nlbue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Spcnifc:

>NNNH~ ~AillNlNi u bflltlllAl
DC ifarpclte Gro llgicrninoen. Gen
tplte Recommendation er pcict OF
llln0ct ior let. S~orbrpbelien uar
poa 6orboono planlngt. % Den bor
/ lUrli1 @rao rnnlnlet &c Neutrdle
- oeito ltprrc blir SpiflanoS mo
roIIte Nninar. Zen tpife Sorbrp-
oelie at hduc torpeoeret ell itor
Vns'n1tr0nmpcr meo uper 1000
%'rcoclldc Wcnnclfcr omboro bar
operalt poft Den b%itreltc Nurmc."
"StoctboIm9 ln9blao" ltriper: :
Den S9lelic al RGolel, iom bar m.
net DC iIclte canoe pee llnOerrei
ninGen ON 2lplnpC0ampereu gu.
iitnnin"3 ll%noergonQ peo tpifc Tor.
pe0oer % on DC holuonoet tlleil
Menneltellp, iom her er Bit Sri.
1en9 ulfpl0ige Sirc, 6lonoer iia
fanltc lerir % Ircnnit Sonfen pou
GlooitnlbcrL puu bct ife00e." - ~
Ncn ielp ON Dc ipifc Vaoitonoe
cat "Slilitonin" par nrnerct % lsrte
ammunition / Saiten) ifuIoe pie iiQ
at boloe Stif, iritoges SpIferne life
0erpc0 eller peo Den / N~lminoeliqe
llotrpf bolote 9loporiel / Anlerifa
ira Sen operueienoe tllngclte Gel /
&looitploen. llOen al logttoge Sol.
feretiens tpoelige arap angouenoe
Spbringclle eAer SPntning AZ
iienotllge Sanoel5iarteier bar DC
eiter oft at BONNIE ienot DC e0clGg.
genbe S%orpeboer moo ~%uiiiania",
ifient sc pioitc, at DC berpc0 uoiotte
Tor en- %telnuelig litter 3eO tltlinocr
al ~llifpl0iQe. ror Ell nor Gel tiIbs
renoe neutrale Nntloner, OF blan0t
Dem aulnoer % Bern / tort Antdl.
Senne Slaqa arIa5isrlel mnd /
@pngoen / itiQenOe ll0itrpfnin9 be-
rspe 5niflano DC Spmpotier, iom
oct tioliaere bar eIct. og iorbitre
bets Sicn0er / Ell uhert @rno. Sc
rent miIitprc Nor0elc, hpis %iaaoon.
nc uil funuc pdooiies. nil inqenIun.
DC oppeie BEN pirfelig uouerifueliac
Sfobe Snitlnno p~anornger Itg ueo at
onocuoe Observation-Disclosures, iom
buerfen lnber iig ioriunre retsIig
eller moral'f.
"@etcborgp." ufoller DC @run0e,
iom Splferne bar anfsrt Ill lit 6or.
iuur % lfriper:
Get lsuner liz life at ipergc.
bporior "Suiitanja" M blep torpe.
oeret. Get er pi9tigere at ipsrge.
bporior Sen life tioligere er Bit oct.
Suaref nlad OIL, az Splterlle lite Tor
emo mi oeiiniiipt har oiiianet ira
3anfen pda al uinoe oen amerifan.
ife opinion iur liz. Saa lpnge
oenue llOiiat ianotes. laa ct Gor.
buo moo erport al &aaben OF PIN.
nmmitIou i~u0enior Mulilheoens
@iilitUrt lei bar 3prpeoerinsen
al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inaen 9etuo.
ming. Nieu man peo huIIfen 9etpo.
ming Spiterue belt iioen arigens De.
gpnoelie mar laat paa Den Siem.
ming al H9oiel. iom De bar isai at
ifabe. % Be bar M unestelia
p~oerlieere eset benne Sfraf, iom
Itaor ON oeres Haun. "Gn bpllfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Qaben R~orreiponoance.

SpsrasnaaI fra Periouer, iom lie ppsioer lin.
garre til Seodttionen. beiparts lie.
spsgsere btces aiiatie line SpsrssnaaIt ct Hart %
tpoeliet Sprpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

ebmaHtnen 'eusrernen" er uohiaeen
eoe Srsen. 90 ben CT ali Of icn snfe el
esmnrine Of barre. Ten e.er sost 2,rbeiSs
% acar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

Sp.: Sriper Snoinna anb Ohio Stoe
Stoct Sniurancc 60. Sorretnin9 |
North Sutoia?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Spar: Sfrip til Secretary pi Statc,
Gismnrcf, Y. Saf.

@ismarcf, Y. Saf.
Sp.: @r Der Sporbo8ue | Sronos
hicnt. % anr lit Spcn Sporno9ne:
Naur it man Sporpoene / Sriltlanla
og Bergen?
Spar: 3rpnbbjcm bar cit &ontntri :
nal %clcttriif Spprpei, ipm blep opret.
tct / 1902. Sriiiania lit @c'teiporpet
| 1873; bennc %pmbDsscoes I 1873
1899 til c~lcftriif. Sgrn bnpoc eps al
Icreoe / 1894 %clcftriif Spprpci, ben
Abe / europa. Serseu ut e%lcttri'f
Sppruei / 1897. Irammen bar usiaa
%eleftrif 8ane, iom blcp anlast I 1909,
Sp.: 1. 5pab er en- Sorntpnbers
0Iiat mob fine MpnoIineer?
2. gr han ~anioarlie for gienoom.
iom blep taeet, for ban blep ubnGpnt?
Spar: l.. San ct aniuarlis for
here's Gienbpms rette Sprpaltnins.
2. Nei, nnturlispis life. : bet al
Spsreeren n9pnte 5ilfGlbe burbe 6prs
mpnberen grebet inb us furbtnoret, at
Gienbpmmen blep tasct, bpis bet ifete
efter bans ltbneunelie. sfete bet,
fpr ban blep 5urmpnher, or ban uben
Mnipar.
Sp.: Spor itor bar SpitlanSs os
Sranfries SolfemGn8oe isr arigen?
Spar: Spiflaro bauoe / 1910 cit
gciplfnins paa 64,925,993, '5ranfris
1911) 39,601 500.
Sp.: 6pormeset Solb er Der paa en-
SLATE -- ienot til Npr9e?
gar: Webieiner % apptbeferpas
ret inbieres tulsfrit.
Sp.: Ct ~lrngere Speresmaal an
e~aaenoe Het til gritatning ior @eis
9fet fra SurtIe Hiper, Winn.
Spar: S~psrssmaalet er noget
inopiflet, % hi tsr life p%aataac us at
aiuc ct ocfinitiut Suar pna Set. Spsr=
seren 9jsr bebit | at fprclGsse en 9lb=
pufat Sagen.
en- Sperger snifer at oibc, bpor
man fan fad 1olgt Terler, % ON
"f,,+," ls,rIo- 80, ,,,,n, GnrNt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

en- Sperger snifer at oibc, bpor
man fan iaa iolgt Terler, og ON
"togtc" Yerler bar npseu @Groi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

Sp.: 6pprmeget Solh er Der paa en-
SLATE -- ienot til Noree?
car: Mebieiner % gputbeferpas
rer inbipres tpleirit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

Sp.: @r Der Sporbpgue / Srono'
blcnL % naar fit Spcn Sporpo9ne:
9laar If man Sporpoene i ariltinnio
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

"Nationaltioenoe" cir llotrpt for
Stemningen / Qanmnrf / islgenoe
Gro: Sterfeit isler ri HGoielen,
bpor ariaens Raieri BENDER ia moo
ireoelige Wenneifer. iom er lloeniur
ari1eu % oena BERT, inuleoeS
ion naar Vi herer ON nellirale
@nnoel3ifi6e lori err itilot iipnf
nOen &nriel. 9d bar ~Suiitania"
ganife piit en- eugelif Camper. men
6en par iulo al ireoelige Reilenor.
iulo al apinoer o. Born. Sem.
ten bunoreoe irebelige Nenneifer
orRbte, tilintetaIorte, uoilettet al
S~ilpPrclien, adn nogen Sortla.
ring Der pPre iplbeitgisrenoe?
"PoIitifen": Zen foIobloeiae %
oeIoperIaste Sorpeoerins al Den
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17
ASHLEY FALLS

Miss Mary A. Devine of New York city, was . guest of Mrs. w. S.. Van Deusen, Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. F: Parlicek, of New York, spent Sunday with his family at Mrs. Mar. schat's.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hall entertained an, automobile party from Pittsfield,. Sunday.
 Mrs. George H. Clark returned home to Waterbury. Sunday with MT. Clark who came up Saturday evening.
 Ellis Peck, of Winsted, was an over Sunday guest at W. F. Sackett's..
 Rev. Stanley Cumimngs, the pastOr of the Sheffield Congregational church will occupy the pulpit of that chunrh Sunday morning and will preach at the chapel here in the evening.
 The Children's Day services ut the Methodist church Sunday afternoon de- lighted the audience that filled the church. Flowers and flags comprised the decorations. The songs aud recita- tions by the scholars were all we'll rendered and showed careful training.
 pr. George Grover gave another very AtAh AoAAllNAdA hANAAl 0h Ah1 chapel taking for his text '*As u man thinketh in his heart, so is be-
 Rev. c. B. Landon attended the tri- state renuion at Lakeville, Monday. Mrs. U. $. Cook, of Moodus, Conn. is visiting relatives at Maplewood Inn.
 F. Bonnette, engineer at the quarry, has moved his family into the upper tenement of Levi VanDeusen's house.
 Saturday, June 12, from 3 to , and from to 10, Mrs Lucinda Arnold Smith celebrated her 9oth birthday. Gowned ill black lace and wearing a corsage bouquet of lavender and white sweet peas she received about seventy of her friends in the low parlor at Maplewood Inn, which was prettily decorated with hot house flowers and plants sent her by her many friends and wild flowers gathered for her by the children of the village. Surrounded | by her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren she thoroughly enjoyed her numerous gifts and un. usually large shower of postals. Fruit punch, cake and bon bons were served during the afternoon and evening by her granddaughters, Mrs. Frederick Abner Smith, Mrs. John Frederick Strong, and Mrs. Donald Ulysses Smith.
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17
CANAAN VALLEY

Program for Children's Day rendered before a splendid audience last Sunday afternoon:
 Praise, Old Hundred, by school.
 Invocation. Jarvis Stevens.
 Yes, There's Sunshine, by scEool.
 Recitation, The Light of Children s Day, by Louis Frink.
 Recitation, The American Sunday School Union, by Clotilde Roger
 Responsive Reading.
 Song, Praie Him on this Children's Day, by school.
 Recitation, The Planting, the Water. ing, the Ingathering. by May Deloy, Blanche Frink and Mable Anderson.
 Song, Praise Him who gives the Fruitage, by school.
 Exercise, The Workers, by Myrtle Deloy and Clotilde Rogers.
 Song, The Gifts of our Father, by Miss Donald Glass.
 Exerclse, Gods Gifts, by Primary class.
 Good Fruits in Little Gardens grow, by Lolly and Leslie Black.
 Exercise, Fruit for the Gardner, by Florine, Harry, Edith, Henry. Lolly, Clarence and Milded.
 Song, Lord of all the Summer Days, by school.
 Address, Rev. Worthy F. Maylott, ''The meaning of Children's Day"
 Recitation, The Basket, by Myrtle Deloy.
 Giving exercise, by Primary class.
 The Offering.
 Prayer, MT. Maylott
 Closing song, God of all the Chang ing Seasons, by school.
 William Hurt. Civil war veteran suffered shock Thursday and died from the effects Sunday morning at 2 o'clock He was about S6 years old and had spent most of his life in or near Canana Valley. The funeral was held at his late residence Tuesday at 2 o'clock He leaves, besides his wife, four children, three sons and a daugh- ter and several grandchildren. He was buried in the cemetery at Canaan Valley.
 A heavy auto truck belonging to George Stevens of Great Barrintgop,. broke several blanks in the bridge near William Brooks, while passing over it Saturday.
 Miss, Louise Deloy closed her school Friday for the summer vacation.
 The school of Miss Wolcott in Wads- worth district will close next Tuesday, with picnic aud hayride to Lake Buel.
 At present writing it looks as if we might have rain. The drought is get. wells and springs are drying up and. nothing grows for want of rain.
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17
LIME ROCK

Men have been at work the past few days building foundation fer a sema- phone signal block, just south of the depot.
 Archibald Cronk and George Doty Jr., were in Bridgeport, Friday, just for the day.
 Eugene Wickwire has housekeeper. MT. Wickwire recently lost a valuable colt.
 Bishop Brewster confirmed n class of ten Sunday evening.
 One of Mir. Athoes' children has the measles while the others are anticipat- ing.
 Mrs. Robert Hunt and children of Falls Village, spent Monday with Mrs. George Doty.
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17

of belligerent nationality. It does nOi understand the imperial government [" question those rights. I understand it also, to accept as established beyond question the principle that the lives Of nOnCOmhatantS cannot lawfully nor rightfully be put in jeopardy by the capture or destruction of q nonresi%l ing merchantman and to recognize the obligation to take sufficient precauti0n to ascertain whether q suspected mer- chantman is in fact of beIligerent ma. tionality O" Is III fact carrying contra band of war under q neutral flag. The government of the United States there fore deems it reasonable to expect that the imperial German government will adopt the measures necessary to put these principles into practice in respect of the safeguarding of American lives and American ships and asks for as. surances that this will be done
 ROBERT LANSING.
 Secretary of State" ..
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17
Useless.

An ignorant negro had been persuad- ed to buy a thermometer lay glib tongued salesman. and few days later he came back with it. complaining that it didn't give satisfaction. Whats the matter with it?" asked the clerk. "Ah dunno. but it ain't made no diff renee round nah place. Some days de house am too cold an odder days it's too hot."-EXchange.
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17

s"The government of the United States therefore very earnestly and very solemnly renews the representa- tions of its note transmitted to the i'm perial German government on the 18th of Msy and relies on these representa- tions on the principles of humanity, the universally recognized understandings of international law and the ancient friendship of the German nation.
 ."The government of the United states cannot admit that the proclama, ton of a war zone from which neutral ships have been warned to keep away may be made to operate as in any de, gree an abbreviatiOn of the rights either of American shipmasters or of American citizens bound on lawful CT rands as passengers on merchant ships
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17
French Win Terrific Fiqht.
Anothe- msszencsr +o +h. kai.ar

It has been learned that one of the passengers on the same steamship that carried Dr. De:nburg from our shores Saturday was AlDhonse G. Koelble- president of the New York State Ma. tional German-American alliance. He is said to have q special message for the kaiser.
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17
AUSTRIAN FORT IS
 SMASHED BY ITALIANS
Happenings In Other TheatarS
 of the War.

Fierce fighting on three sides of GOriZia and the partial destruction of the Austrian fortress of MalbOrget. in the Carnic Alps, were reported ill off cial dispatches to Rome from General CadOrna.
 The official statement from the war office did not confirm the report that the Austrian naval base at Pola had been seriously damaged by Italian avi- atOrs.
 Russians Captured 15,778 Men.
 In a three days battle on the Dneister river in the region of Zuraw- ma, in Galicia. and which ended June 10, the Russians captured 34S officers and 15,430 soldiers. with seventy eight machine guns and seventeen cannon. according to a Russian official state ment. The statement adds the AuStro- German forces crossed the DneiStcr at several points. Russian torpedo boats on the night of June 10 destroyed the buildings of the Turkish seaport of SamSun, on the Black sea. and many Turkish boats were sunk. On the night of June 10 Russian torpedo boats had an engagement with the erstwhile German cruiser Breslau and caused her some damage. the announcement says.
 French Win Terrific Fight. After a battle of great fury tine French defeated the Germans near the | town of SnucheZ and drove the kaiser's | troops from the railway station near SOuchez. q position of great strategic l importance. says an official statement ! from Paris.
 Large bodies of fresh troops were masSed opposite Souchez and were sent 1 forward in a do or die charge follow ing an extremely severe bombardment of the French positions. The attack failed and q swift counter charge of the French gave them possession of the 1 coveted railway station.
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17
Never Seems Bored.

"Cholly seems popular in society" Yes. He can yawn with his mouth shut t"-Washington Herald.
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17
Its Accompaniment.

"I have an eye for the stage"
 "Then look out you don't get the hook too."-Dal,ilUre American.