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Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
OF MILITARY
 BATTALION AT HARVARD.
Discussed by President A. Lawrence in an Open Letter to Undergradu ates.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec 2.-The pro posed formation of a military bat taGon at Harvard university was dis cussed by President A. Lawrence Lowell tonight in an open letter to un- dergraduates in which he said that while no authority of the university would oppose the plan as it could do no serious harm. it was not regarded as especially desirable. It would be unfortunate he said, if any undergrad uate went into it with the idea that it formed part of any organized move ment for the training of reserve cf- ficers or was of any great military value. Harvard. he added, was de-, cidedIy in favor of military instruction in summer camps.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
INDICATIONS oF MURDER
 OF 80 YEAR OLD WOMAN.
Found Dead in Her Home-Gagged and
 Evidences of a Struggle.

Abercorn, Que. Dec. 2,-The body of Mrs. Frank Dipper, 80 years old, was found in her home here today with in- dications of a struggle which led to the police theory that she had been at tackled by a burglar or had died of fright. She had been gagged with parts of a garment and there were fingerprints on the body. When Mrs Dipper, who lived alone, had not been seen for several days. neighbors inves- tigated and found that the house had been entered through a window which had been broken. No arrests have been made
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
UNITED STATES MARINE
 AsPHYxIATED AT DOVER. N. H
Another Overcome by Gas-Police Be-
 lieve Jet Was Opened Accidentally.

Dover, N. H., Dec. 2-J. c. Brette a private in the United States marine corps, stationed at Portsmouth, was killed, and A. Wilkerson, also a private, was overcome by gas in a room at a hotel here today. WilkerSon was sent to a hospital where it was said he had only a slight chance of recovery. The police believe, after an investigation, that a gas jet probably was opened accidentally.
 After making accurate tests Ger man scientist has decided that Ger man Gothic type is less tiring to the eyes than Roman letters.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
Full of Rheumatism
Your Case is not Hopeless When Yol
 Know Where to Seek Relief. -f

Lee & Osgood Go. or any druggist in this city will promise to give your money back if you are not cured of rheumatism after using two bottles of genuine Rheuma. To those who know the wonderful results secured with Rheuma this offer is not necessary, but there are many who have failed to ge results with other medicines and this
 Hear what T. M. Baird, of Delton Mich, has to say: 'T was taken with rheumatism in my hips and limbs. Ii was all I could do to walk or work Last spring I tried a bottle of Rheuma and three bottles did the work I am not the only one here who has been benefited" Rheuma rids the system of uric acid, the poisonous sediment which is the chief cause of rheumatism
 Be sure to get the genuine-ask for Rheuma in liquid form 50 cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
STRIKE AT VALLEY FALLS
 HAS BEEN CALLED OFF. At the Plant of the Rhode Island Perkins Horse Shoe Company.

Valley Falls R. l.. Dec, 2.-The strike which has been in. effect at the plant of the Rhode Island Perkins Horse Shoe company for the past three months was called off by aivote of the union tonight Union officials said that the men had agreed to accept the company's terms which would give then more pay and would make cer- tain changes in their working condi- tiors. Three hundred hands have. been involved.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
GOVERNMENT HAS NO
 CONNECTION WITH FORD PARTY
Assumes No Responsibility for Aetivi.
 ties or Negotiations.

Washington, Dec. 2.-Several Euro pean nations, neutrals as well as bel ligerents, have inquired of the United States concerning the status of the peace party which is to sail on the vessel chartered by Henry Ford. To each Secretary Lansing has replied that the American government not only has no connection with the expedition but assumes no responsibility for any activities or. negotiations on the part of those engaged in the movement.
 The fact that MT. Ford has con-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
LEAVE NEW ZEALAND
 TO ESCAPE MILITARY DUTY.
Party of 75 Arrives at San Francisco Say Conscription is Practically in Force,

San. Francisco, Dec. 2.-Seventy Irish men who arrived here today from New Zealand on the steamer Moana report ed difficulty in getting away.
 "Conscription. virtually is in force there" said P. T. O'Sullivan, one of the party. Every man who can en- list has to do SO. He is driven to it. Employers lay men off or reduce wages.
 When we were aboard the Monana, government officials came to question us. We all stuck to the story that we were going to England to enlist. That was just our little Irish joke. We are going to make our homes in Cali fornia.'
 O'Sullivan said siXty-five Irishmen left New Zealand the preceding week on the steamer Niagara, which went to Vancouver by way of Honolulu.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
CONGRESS- FACES IMPORTANT ISSUES;
 ra,o HIE1uAa INrJe,

The new congress, converting on Dec 6, will be called upon to face some of the most important questions that have ever confronted the coun- try. The new house s'of representa-
 tives elected in 1914, consists of 233 Democrats, 193 republicans,. Pro- gressives, 1 independent and 1 So-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
We All Want to Know.

MediIl Mccormick, we see by the papers, is going to coax T. R. to run for president. Who coaxed Medill to coax T. R.ANew York Evening
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
Corn Limpers! Use
 "Gets-It' and Smile
corns Come Right of, Clean and Fuss With Your corns
 Any More!

Whats the use of spelling a good time for yourself by limping around with fierce corns? It's one of the easiest things in the world, now, to get rid of them. "Gets-It' does it
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03

cialist. The senate has 56 Democrats, 3s Republicans and 1 Progressive. Two of the new members of the sen ate are James w. Wadsworth, Jr., Republican, of New York, who suc- ceeds Elihu Root, and James D. -Phe- Ian, of California, who succeeds Geo. c. Perkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03

A quick-cutting file from England has heavy teeth cut over the usual diagonal ones.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03

The New York Clearing House handles S30O,O00, O00 a day, which is more than half of all the bank clear ings of the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
75 PASSPORTS FOR
 FORD PEACE EXPEDITION
Issued by State Department-Good
 Only in Neutral Countries.

Washington, Dec. 2-Seventy-five passports, good only in neutral coun- tries, were issued by the state depart ment late today for members of the Ford Peace expedition. Several pass ports were refused on account of faulty applications or because the ap- plicants were not citizens of the Unit ed States.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03

Burma is exporting orchids to the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03
HOTEL LENox

5OYLSTON AND EXETER STREETS BOSTON One block from copley Sq. and Public Library. Convenient to Shopping and Theatre District. All Outside Rooms. Excellent Cuisine.
 Single Rooms S2, with Bath s7. 50 and up Double S2.5o, s3,5o i" 'F (Good Garages -2 minutes' walk)
 L. C. PRIOR. MANAGER
 Two minutes from Back Bay Station
 Ten minutes from North Station
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-04

meinen Gsiebs bts GrfoIgss finbsn uns
ertennen, ME iiA aus BEN @srDideltla
bds GinFa9e obleitst unb banR ) pdAr
uub 70 natirli8 ihsint nAb biz grobe,
fn0pferilhe unb iih blr4iebenbe Airs
tung bes 1alents 1T. Die Ghlaat In
8efadli3in Bat eiefen Bug ins GeIbs
fdnbtae uab grsis unb bas Fa Grbsbsn
iiber bas Gepo6nlihe. 3u benz ftartsn
eiRbrade, baB Elm nener @blaniti in Oer
Gntpidhng 6es arieseg bssoHntn babe,
uab 81 ber 5rsubs Hber ben aubm Der
Qrmee unb gu Der Giorie, bic aaf bic
btibsn aaiierreihs fdat, tommt ned eer
Reia, iritber 81 msrten, Die Fh bier oer
Gsif ben a0rper eebuui bat limb Dit Elm
5ieq aus Gfufaata gntitgbt. Die ruIiide
arnge bat cine paailabitiih bugdieBte.
5ornige geituH1. Cir mHBte, I'm bas pom
ibr observation-disclosures ungliid, ban @ers
Iuit bon Milipnea, bic Noth i'm eigeTen
Qaube unO Bic 3errittung In europe
rshtfertigfH Su %toHRen, bic M~iberfdnDe
3grbre1en ugb bic MlaFen bes 6ares
ned DeutThldnb, mad llngarn unb mad
Mdbren burldigbsB. Der 6isg hsi 81
manqlDa bat eiaen 8ren3lIeiR na~fgeridtti,
iber ben bic 9aFsn bssen MeftsH Hidt
mghr hinausfoHnten. Die GrObtruug BON
8etrifau unb 9ob3 bHrh bic b~erbuHbeten
Qrmeen bat G@leIien bDr Berpiiitune
aefAdbt. En- ber aarpatbeHi9laat pnr
ihoa bic 8erSpeiFIn1s iibfr ben kitten
Beg, Der Iin nod bietsn t0HHte, Wdhs
genb bic ruIIiAsH Getrflbrsr, ibtr BIZ
Td aAgbreiteHbe gerbroHenhsit In paris
uhD 2onboH b~eitirst. pieaeidt bunbsrtr
tauTenb Menfdsn geopfert baden, Inn BIZ
ungarifhe girFsbsnt 81 srreitm, uHf
f9 beim uBfotsr qdFe SerbObrtsn, ipuri
ben lHon Bic 4prbsreituHegn az BEN
GtpFs an Gunaiet ~aefroffsn. Gsitsrn
am SpnHtdq, 1T Der Giea erfDAtsn tUor,
ben. 9ie raifl9s 5rOnt III tbeiIs gtip0r,
fen, tbeIls burabro9sn nno einssDradt
uub 6gr Rad5ug na9 Often bat bsgeansH
Die ufer bss DUNDEE iparsn burd
l1neere 3git bet iiiaie plns I'M aEiese
Sur BE unb pa nurben beftigs 0einibi
tampFs ssmsIbst, unb BET Gsine 6arfte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-04

barb be iGeiubore @leiagiltigtett unb
Durd bic aunit, Der GelsgeHbsit Hiht
bor3aqreiFsH, ioabern ls gu sripartsn. ets
tdaidt, iaun eeahnt baden, mas iHm be-
poriisbs. I'm 9undjef bat tr zine iHiDsre
Risberlage trtittsn. Don ber Deihfsi
BIS in bic gldbs Der aarpatben lit fsinf
gTput 3erfori pber erfhdttsrt nprbsn,
nnb fir Elm erobes StHd bon Wlittsh
1aIisien BAT bic Giunos Der 9efrfiung
eeIAEngsH. sn bic ~bebridttn, aussepIlns
berten unb berdnaitigteH Gtaott nrb
D0der n4rben unitrs 9rappeu eln5ies
fen, unb in einem Ghile unitrss gtbisies
tDlrb bic Grembbsrrf6aFt %aufhorsn. $50
bic ruIfihe Gebsimpeli5si Hi4t blob bic
morie, ionbern aud bic 6eIinnuHs beiaus
ert, nsrbtn bic MaeniAsn f4 betfnIih Sas
fliHsrH: Dir TInb nidt DerseHeH nab br
Httier ridi bsraA. Der Bar bat bic
6auptliabt beR @alissn bffg9t. etne
@preItiAeii, ron bsr I'm feline Rathgsber
hditeH abbaittn lolen. 3enH bic Qptbs
ptnbigteit, bic uns i'm 6trbit betpogcn
bat qemkrg bem 5tinbs an ibtrIaHen,
fat crit redt ben gprins gsftdrtt niais
bon BEN, mas uns eeh6rt, ~aaf5ugeben
unb am nenigItsH bic GtaDt, bic bura
oferrsidiias giHorse 70 prddtis ssuors
ben 1T. Die Gparen Der Qnmabung bes
5einbss in @alisien miiHsn ousssIoi4i
rerosn. aHb nifis BARI bIeibfn BON BEN
YotsmtinIfsn Betrua, bsr pelnIihs unb
ratEailae Grie surm Elm tin6tidsB GpisI
nit GtrabtutafeIn nnD abuli9sH adnbe.
lsieH In rniifat berpanbeIt.
Dir halm isit ber Gnla6t ppn Gina.
Hpiua gnn1 MsItgnli8ieH unD felt bsul
8urdbru6 u~nlersr 1ruppsn bis Bob.
Dorn1 anb GoLomed Elm Slid bon ct.
galisisH, nno nuf ben 60Gsn oItgid ton
n5foisr paB finb unftrs Jabnen. Dil
ru5Ffds BrDnf am Tunaiee 1T suriit.
geDOrfm ober gsbrehsH nnb bic ofierrei'
AildsunaariiAe Armes BAT bsrsits Der
untsrlauf 6ss 1iuNts ibtrIhriitsu put
rtdt geeen mitfeIgali5isn, no ibr FaoT
friiber maueer sing beT4ieoeu ssipsier
III. bad bsn esfDnltiesn 9srtbeibiguagsi
tampfsn am Hanbe Der AurPathsn babeI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-04

uaiers 9nippen Anb bic bss Deafl6sn
gsides nit benz @ngriffe siuatIest uEo
ber Ginb III bur9 ben Gtob sum aads
3age gtsipangeH iporben. 5n Qetsrsbnrg,
TOO bor turJsr 8eit bic beIitbteiis linttrs
baltuug mar, BAT bic Monardie in Sders
ben 5erfuEItR miiIs, bseinnt ld0n bas
grauen iber bps in Gtr6men ntraoHsne
8iut, lber bic @trgenbune . Menfden
anb Mert6sH uns iber ben brobtuben
mi6erfpla. Die GhlaHt an 3undiec,
Disisr Gtreid auf ben Baden, beugt ben
9lnld uns ssiet ben RuFsn bic Wpuars
die. ME is ipirtlia 1T. wa6s Qrdft
unb tpelher Mutb uR6 pcIder Sisgtspiie
aeh0reu Oa5u, iiber bic ruIiiam Qinisn,
fiber zine felt MonatsH bergeriatttt SttIs
lung binausspbringen, ben GIub 81 ibers
idreitm nnb htr @tlt 81 %psrtiinbtR: Gas
lisikn mar I'M Often nno i'm Wsffn oltsrs
reidilh une ipirb inner ofterretai6 ieiH,
Ge RGhrimt ppn benz Gitge am 3ps
najec tpirb IN pnris unb 9puoon NIT ben
berbItsn Defdblsn auFasncmmen iperptn.
qolfn unb Hurlnnb linD Rom MaHt.
bsrsidg bss 3artn bsinaE uasgsfdhl!et
nnb felt MoReisa If Der &idlaritt Be.
hdabie unb min itltsn noa sttpas gslin-
gen. Die GHteniemaGie BADEN ieocd
auf bos ruiElds miaioRmbser aered)nel
uub fir bieie 9iIFs fosdr bic G6maa all
fih genummsn. bah I'm feline unabbdRgigr
itit tampfenbe tiiriifhs gott gu bebrdH'
gen. Dos GttomnRii6e Eeih purbe beg
auHen hinsepDrfen. uno gnglanp hdt BIZ
lleberlisFerunaei alter DafFeHssmtiRihaf
| pegenHber Der M6nnr4ie D~srratben. Itetl
Hur BON Der @isr Dsrleitsi, bM NeDenbu9
IeE auf BEN Geftianbe audi In isinen
WerBunbeisn BIT trsiftn. AuBlnnb III bal
Ghmergenstinb bpn Grnntrtid uno eng
lanb aeiporbsn, unb bic GdnaHfgrben
BIZ fim an BE RodI65be bss Starttrti
hdnetn unO an ber 1oIel bes Gitetrs ME
bsrlaHen mShttn, birIten mad BEN GRO
Zen Grfpla nnIeser 4rmts uub Der uufsrs
@gtbEnbetsn naHbeufli9 rerben nab mi
fa 81 Battle gebsR. Das fur4tbar
aablanb nit leiutH buHOerifeb5ia Mil
lipnen GiHpOhnsrn eclt In OsE entsHt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-04
Deut6lanS's mo Defer
reid lngdrns ginfige
6rieasfage.
@on Mnior Q. s. g. Mpralt.

2pH 4Rttu% y. ~ W ~sRAhvt+
Berlin, s. Dlai.
mir baheH i'm neunmDnaiigen 5efbDug
lhon man6moI bic 4nfGnge einsr gerfpis
guna oeIebn uHb babtn nuF bic Grrte
aus ihr gsboFft. Gel4s 6offHuRs III an
ben MdfnrifdeH Gsen, baHn IN bet DHs
tffIdlnht baTelbIt srFiat. Die @erfoIgung
Der 8sJabnnasarmee bon aHtusrpsn
brdate sein erf9opIsnbts Grsebais. Is
otIang ben tiligIt abnorfaireHbsn Gnes
ldnbern unb Btlefsrn, iibsr Gent, grtgge
unb 0ftsnbs gu entidIipFeu. @ir Ddrs
fen bic rniff6e 9nmpfnul8s WRitie e2os
bembsr Bel BiocIafpet, 2ipnO unb autao
sariid nnb 5000 @sFangets Rebf 70 Wlas
f6insHgapebIsn nnb GeIHiiben iparGn ges
nib TdttIiGe @eAie. 4bsr BUR Gntf9tis
oanq uab gtfaiatalg fs5r.t Die aasrIebte
Nsrfolquna niht. Die ~eeEpalti1e usbsrs
ltgsnheit bts UtinbsS IN ber 3abI gIidi
bic Glider. Thnel miebtr aus, Aud BEL
aob5 blieb bic GnGf6tibang mad srfnIgs
rsi6en aGmpFtn ans. DER dmtIihs 8ss
riat bstonte an 26. NoDsmbsy ausbrild.
lid, bag Is ben 9ruppsn bes Generals b,
MiaftaIen nod Hidt ~gtluneeu mare. BIZ
GntfdgibuHa 81 trrinasl neil bsr bsint
nit farisH arGftsn aus 5ipsi Rif iAHaa
a~uFtrat. glm IL. 9rsember b6rtsn mir:
Die ftinbiihen MrmseD fnb in gang 90
len sum RiifBues gepuneen. Der SENT
pirb iibsran nerfotgt II. Die 5riti
ber gntfheibung IdFen I9 nod mid
iiberTtbtn.@ Tod fdpn an 20. ksem.
Der bdlten f1 bic RaTfa an 8apia lni
Nion pieOer erbolt. Bis our 8lpra fst.
ten uHiert trdftigsH 4ngrifis bird
Damn fam ber G~teauugstrisa ber bii
btute bort bdusgt.
mir miHen als buraR erinnern, bal
bic tapfsriie arbsit uHfsrEr @ruppsn
trosbem lie e Derbisni botien, mist I'M
msr sur @srfolguue Tibrtt, bic nidt sbs
srfnbmte. ais bis DE Guiineibnna ossru
let fpar, neil pir ram erit bic gr6be Be
psftgali5ilhm Gisees poa erinsH., iuR
men. am !. Mai lsitsts plaamdbias Ut
J MISUNDERSTANDING IGN Elm uab bsatt. an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-04

li6 b1n 1utIa, no bic raifide aars
pathenoffenibe ii6 melt borgetpagt bate
uao Iih unmittelbareH Grfolg ptriproh,
aerbea gerdamt. Der ruiFi4eH 9strass
ItituHg muB bieier GntialuB iAtper ges
mig etporben feiu. &bsr CT mar uHotrz
msioEit seDorben. @eHa Der iabIi4e
Gfigtl Der Fegrsia o~or6riHgenosn beEs
bnnoetea 9rHppen be @islota erraat
babea pirb, ipus cine gripatmebung unz
ltres 9fri9tertatters i'm 0Herrsi@ii6
angarii@H ariesspreHequartier as be-
poritebtHb erbofian ldbt, bana 1T ben in
ben piloen aarpGt6eHpGfen IaolDeilia
BON 9utla itsbenbsn 8uHeR DIT alf5ag
abgeIdnitten, Dasln faD re in oer 6!uHts
bis fhpR isbt beorobt lein mab, unnittsls
bar Tdper gsfdbrbet. Orr silise Rid
sug, BEN bic AuHen nun ungetrsteH has
Zen, mag nod 3beile ibrer adrpatbaas
truppen retten. Sc peiter aber Der 8ers
ffoB Der @erbanbeten na5 W~iitteLsali3ien
hinein burgstraaea lpirp, oeto raider
nirb f4 bic a~ufroaang oer ruiFiGn
Qrmes in ben Garpat1en Doa5ieben, bic
bon Sibeu Der burh osutide uuo oiters
rei6iIdsunaariihe 5ruppeH, oern aauls
pfesmuth in ban ponenlangen idperen
@efedten i'm gebirge seitd9It uno bura
bas 9eDubtiein fiegrei5eR 8orbringe1s
nun berpielfadt lift, dufs f5fperIte Be-
bro6t tpiro. Die 8urdbrshuHg Der peit@
gali3ifaen 5ront fam natiirlia BET ben
groBsn abmgHungsa beg &riegsIhaus
places unb ben Standardization hes @ers
tt6rs, BITE i5 fir aIt a~dmpfsnbtn gIeis
4ermabea gfiteno maheH, ibre 6rd4te
nidt an erteH Tags ihon 3ur pollen
Reife bringen. Mbsr bic beutigen Dlets
bungen beftatieen has, mas mir gefgrn
erboTfen burftsH, baB bic Ab6ldtterung
Der aroBen rufifhen TrDHt besennen bat.
5aneerttauienbe BON WenIhen BAT bic
ruiHihe 6sertsleituHg NIT esipolhamer
8idF6tsloiateii in ben aarpaibeH gss
ppfart. Sir Qo1H mar Fisher enc INNER
me6r problematiia geDpr6tHe georpbqag
ungarna. BUN bat Fe'faon bisiss Or
gebais aufgtGen miiFeH. bat Dor a1er
BsIt aaf BE prcbenbs Gcbdrbe persihtgt
NIB riifst lia sur @trtbeibigung bsHsu,
nas IL Dor fuenissR 2dstH ats gHaRs
greffbar feftsn 8sfb betrddtete. Die
RuHm fnb nun in bic Ilrategiihe 9effHa
Tpe gsbrdngt - Dab fs linen Hidt leiht
ptre, bafiir iperbfn bic i'm ianssH @its
aesbfnubtisin boresbsubsn Deere Der gsrs
kiabeten forgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-04

fir nahtsa anbeiRebar. gpt III 0s W.
6eit Hili nsasrafi uab bsr Babrliainttn
Fnb uoh pieIs, uno miiplslig pi.s an6
fsrnsr Der @8es 5ual 5risbm IsiH. abeE
bic 1itneihiihsunguifa @rmse, Bic Elm
ariea bea sabn Wrnatn sr5ugsn fat uHb
Bic ii 6em~eiRfanltsit NIT ben bAHGen
9rappn nmpit, sat ben in Guroea ieit
9ahrR1Hiea berr59eaben ruiIa6sn
54rtdea fdpn jett asnilbsrt Simas
nDiua, aie gnsspiaa, bas iisiihe Gas
e~alisten. bic G4lnnfiflbsr IN BoIea, in
GHprtaben nnb in BttprsGBen. Der
griff mad Iiga unb bog eepaltige ers
eignis bon beute fnb tiefe Grldatttuns
| gen, tptihe nuhbaitige GiHfliiFs duf zen
bom panilapi 5en Menf4NnbaS gum
arisgt ~btrfabrtep qetersbarser Spf hateH
maFen mnb bic @6llfr pcn Der Suffers
furai tntLalien. Die Gaeateten in Ga
hSisn uab aaf bem 8aliaH birfeH ipitbsr
hdfeu anb manGe pfOsr ~Icrren, mas Is
bsrgeHea babel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-04
Die 2Bebentaug bes Sieges.

Nfsn. 3. glui.
Die liensr .Nsus 5rsit prsRs'
fdreibt:
Der 5ieg In @sfigatiBisn III cine Der
ldsnien DaFfeHtbatsH. 5aIDberrsH bas
ben cine geiitigs Arbstt gu berri6ten,
BsIde bis Egfpnbere 8traHIaguns brduht,
Fd bic Rdums. bic bnnBelnbsH Wtsafdn,
BE eiqeneu N5gli9feitsn uHb -bis eEs
SfiHnts bnrsufeaea, boraus gdlihs ~
sig9ea unb BEN 10 ~gepoHneHeH urtbtIle
Sis in bic IeBttu Gfn5sIbeiteH ber @prs
ssFeitaHa lnO Nusfiihruag boied asbsH
gu grbsu, BIN @srdAberHngen fA raid
nn5gpnTm arb bzu Wiam Bib sHr hods
asa S4iagtzefs 81 gsIgsru, Mer Toldltfn
9sHsfn aadIorlAt. Dirb BARN bic allgts
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-04-08
POTTERY WORK is A PUZZLE
Immense Bowls Made by indians OF
the Amazon Valley Cannot Be
Duplicated.

An expert has declared there is no
kiln or oven in this country, probably
none in the world, large enough to
bake the largest of the big pots dis
covered in the Amazon valley, samples
of which are now on exhibition at the
Museum of the University of Penn
sylvania. The clay used also has
aroused much curiosity. When a
piece of the edge was clipped from
one of the big bowls the material was
shown to be black, flinty substance.
Undeniably it is clay. but Of kind
never seen before by Psychologists.
Potters are astonished at its remark
able strength. The large bowls are
less than half an inch thick, while
some of the smaller ones, a foot or
fourteen inches high, are as thin as a.
sheet Of newspaper. An idea OF their
strength may be gained from the
knowledge that they were transport
ed about ten thousand miles before
reaching the museum, and only a few
of them were broken, though all were
packed under difficulties in villages.
that knew nothing of packing break
ables.
The Indians who made these wonder
full pots are as mysterious as theiE
work. Doctor Farrabee wrote that
they were absolutely devoid Of any
traditions, and had no idea of where
they came from. 1t is known, however,
that they cannot have been In Peru
more than about five hundred years.
The larger bowls give out metallic
sound when raped. One not seeing
the substance would say at first they
were made of painted copper. Each OF
the two big pots would hold four or
ave tons.