davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-16
principal breeds are as follows:
Plymouth Rocks.

principal breeds are as follows:
Plymouth Rocks.
Pen.
Jules F. Francois (Barred) w.
Hampton Beach, L. l. ...... 237
FairtieldS Farms (Barred)
Short Falls, y. H. ...... 1872
10 HOlistOn Hill Poultry Farm,
CWhite) Holliston, Mass. -. 121
Wyandottes.
Pen.
81 Tom Barron. CWhite) Cat
forth, England ....... 1872
33 DR.. \. w. SanbOrn, (Buff)
Holden. Mass. ......... Isl
20 Obed G. knight, (WhIte)
Bridgeton, r. 1. .......... 141
Rhode Island Reds.
Pen.
80 Colonial Farm, Temple, y. H. 121
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-16
WlLLIM ANTIC.

Two frame dwellings are to be erect
ed on Chestnut street, one for E. c.
Sharp and the other for Mrs. Smith.
The work on both has been started.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-16

81 Hillview Poultry Farm, st. AL
bans, VT. ...1 12
45 A w. Rumery, Danville, y. H. ITO
White Leghorns.
Pen.
SO VIII Barron. Bartle, near Pres
ton, England .. PA
Sc \. s. Hall, Wallingford, Conn. 100
6S Tom Barron, Catforth, near
Preston, England ....... 161
Miscellaneous.
Pen.
9S Oregon Agricultural College
(Oregons), Corvallis, Ore. =. 126
90 Claude Clinton, (AIottled An
conas), Red Hook, \. Y -. 125
90 ]. CCllinson, (Black Leghorns)
Barnacre. Garstang, England 1O2
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-16
BUILDING OPERATIONS
IN NEW ENGLAND.

Statistics Of Building & Engineer
ing operations in New England as
compiled by The F. w. Dodge Com
pan follow:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-16
guiding PROGRESS ABOUT THE CITY
Contract Let for New Barn North Main Sreet-Celars
for Hopkins and Allen Houses Nearly Ready for Frame
Construction Shetucket Company's New Weaving
Mill Now Up to Second Story-Taftvile Contracts APP
preaching Completion.
Housing Company Buildings.

church, and this work will be well
along within the next week or two.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-16
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS

now to have hotbeds ready this fall
for next spring even though it is not
larger than six feet square.
PURE BRED SIRE FOR HERD.
Some Interesting Figures on In
creases in Milk Production.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02

fannt. Das @eridt erfldrtc, 0ob
Srenlce in oieiem 2a1loe su oeil1icI=
ben ShnB Der @eiete beredtigt ieier,
iuie einbeimiide lno ons be6eute,
oaB oas @eieb 5ipi1den 6remben
mo ginbein1iiden feinen lrterldien
MAIDEN oiirfe.
Die 9od5eit oes Hr1fioenten
miro, elmer slnfiinoiglns bonn Mei-
ben 9auie aus 5li ToIge, Gnoe Sc.
5enlber ftattfinoen, itr1o otpdr i'm
@nnie Der 9raut, 6nu @aIt. Nur
nabe @eripa1ote Mno i1ltime @efanal,
te mer6en cine ginlaoalng erbdIten.
gead) 6en BerihteM, bic 6ns
aJe0eral Meierbe Boarb" bon leiuett
sfgenten erbalten bat, baben iib Gle
@eiddfte i'm gr0Bten Geil oes 2all-
oes mdbrelt6 oes Wonnts Geptember
auBeroroentlid gebeifert.
Sn Neu yorf. YennlpIpanieil
iin0 Maifadufetts ltin,nlt man beitte
iiber oos 6raiienftimnlredt ab. Gle
borliegen6en gerihte fino nod p0IIig
ifn8uberIaiIig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02
aur5t utberii(bt,

Der 9iins Der Selitiden @er-
biinbetem nnS Der NnIgaren
siebt fid) felter nm bic Serbcn
snlammen. Nene 9iilfstrl1ppen
Der Mlliierten iollen bDr Gaba=
Ia ansefummen iein.
9inben6nrg's sruppen riff
fen amf Der am Golf entlang
fifbreroen gabn sesem 6iga
bpr.
Die Nnsriffe Der @niTen fucr-
ben iiberall snriifseidJlasen.
Nn Der Gtrbpa il, 0aIisien
fnb &fe i'm 0ange.
Nngriffe Der 5ran5oiem amf
ben 9iiseI bei Sabnre merbcn
snrii6gsfMagen
Die Geiterrtidjer riifen lang
Jam in 1aOntenesro bor.
Der &6nis bpn Gnslamb III
mad 3onoom snriid8efebrt.
Die Ansriffe anf bic emsIi.
fd)e 8egierMms iOllen absenoni-
men baben.
Die itaIieniidr Dffeniibe 1T
bpllitanSis 3niammensebrOdjen.
Die Gmslanber bebanpten
iuieoer eimntal, JiMmGniem lei
aeneist, iidy am 9riese gu betei-
Iisen.
Der bemtidJe aronprins iOli
iuieoer einmal tot iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02

Der Nins Der bentlden Ierblnbc.
ten nnS Der 8nIaaren siebt iidJ er.
get nn6 enser nm bic Gerben smiam-
men. Sic Ginnabme bon Sfraanie.
tvdt Snrd 6ie Oentiden iuirS be1ta-
tigt aber Die Nad)ridten, 6af sic
Dnlgarem init ber- 8eidieknmg BON
Nifb begpRHem bGtten, nod nidjt.
8AbrideinlidJ mar nit Der erlte,,
Nadridt nidjf bic Gtabt ieIbif, Ion,
bern Gins Der bartholomew Horts
genieiat. Se6enfaas befinben iidj sic
wnlsaren in nadfter gaGbe Der Sta6t.
Die Montentgriner beridjtem,. boi;
bic Sriippen ber bentfdjen @erbanbe.
ten bic Stellnngen bei garba anat.
sriffen bdtten, baf aber Der gor-
marfd anf 3ieIo Wprbs amfaehaIteu
Tei. Gs 1T natSrlidi, 6ak In einem
70 fdtuierisen Uelanbe, iuie benz bon,
Nlontenesro Der 8ormarldj elm aietr-
Iid Iansiamer 1T. Oie Gamptanfaa-
BE Der Sprt einsebrnn9emen otter.
reidiiden Trnppen IL ia aud nnr sn
rerbaten, baF bon bort aus NnarifSe
anf bic Sentiden gerban6ctem ee-
nndjt iuer6en.
Cine Oepeld5e bes Werliner gaae-
blatts ans Gofia meISet, Is ieiem ,uei-
tere Sransportldiffe nit enaIildjen
nnb fransSFidjen srnppen bOr bern
ariediiden Safen @abnla, adjt;ia
Meilen norbSitIid) bon Salonifi, an.
gefpmmen.
Die Staliener melben mie6er Gr.
fpIge on 6enielben ElGten, iuo iie
adjt Gage fGmpfem, je6enSaa GrfoIae
aemeIbet baben nnb bod nidJt Dor.
iu1rts gefummem iinb. Sic 6eridlfer
fcrner, baF lire 2nftfdjiffer iuidjtise
Stellnmeem Der 6iferreidiidjen grnp-
ben nit Grfolg bimbarbiert flatten,
iuas mir bprlGnfis mol nnf sren mmb
@fanben annebmen miiiien.
Oas 6iterreidiide arieesmimiifc.
rinm melbef, baf Bic arpke itaIieni.
ide Offeniibe sniammensebrodjen
lei, nadj6em iie ben StaIicnern 150,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02

BON iiber5eugt oaB oieie stnnabnc
fall6 fei rnO babe Die Hegiltrierung
oes Gdiffes erlaltbt gs lei feia
@rltno fir leine &onfis5ierung porx
banoen Der friibere ge1iber Gilbert
Senien in aopenbagell ioIle al[er-
oings negen 8erletnne Der yeeutra-
litdt IN 9erbinoung nit nem Ncr-
fauf utt6 oen1 getrieb bon Dumpfern
berbaftet feitt, aber oas gebe ifr.
Wngner, nihts an. Seine @eleil.
lhaft lei nit einen aapital bon $2,-
100000 fapitaIiiiert nno ieoer Gent
oabon lei ei1be5ablt.
Muf oiesbe5iigli6e s[nfrage1l
bin bat unlere Negiernng erfldrt, 6aB
lie fir Die fiirsIi6 gegriinoete Pine
rtcan Sberieas Company" feine Ser
authorizing iiberr1ebne nnb aun
ibre Mane niht glitgebeiBen babe.
8ie Sberieas Company ipuroe ge-
griinoet, Inn es amerifanilhen Gr-
porteure 5u err1ogliden. @aoren
na6 nelitraIen 21f1oerlt gu ienoen,
obne @efabr, baB iie BON oen eng
ldnoern fortgerronln1ett ipiiroen. Sic
@eleai1aft tuill Die @arantie iibcr-
nebmen, 0nB oieie Waare1l bon Dem
neutralen 8eltilnnlungsloltoe ans,
nidt nad ben friegfiibrenoeu 2all-
bern gelnngen.
ssn gefbifter Weiie bat 5hab=
amtsiefret1r WcMooo bei einem gan-
fett Der gbicago Manufacturers or
location arseinanoergelest, oaB Der
&auptborteiI bon elmer tiihtiaen
&anoelsmarine fdIieBli9 llliere Jor-
mer baben piiroen. Sci Der neber-
proouftion BON Jnrn1probllften leielt
iie bollftdnoig altf fre1toe M1rfte
ongetpieien uilo oa iei cine ausrei-
d,eilbe Ieiitlngsfdbige Sanbelsmo-
ritte bon aliBeroroentIihem Msert.
Sic balte Die Gradtraten berut,ier
ilno betpirfe oaollr1 bobere Breile
fir Die .5arn1pronalfte.
glIs cine 5olge oes ShlieBens
Der Saloons am Sontttag ii1o in
Chicago Die gebeinleil u@bisfep-
Heboler" nno oerglei1en fragipiiroi-
gent grilten5en aufgetalift. 9as
follirte man borausiehen.
Sssn Columbia, Drill, lit elm iuei
Ber. Mann bon ungefdbr 80 sSabren
Ramers .SSaf Sugbes, Der elmer arl-
geiebenen Gamilie I'M 2ouiitana an-
gebort, bon elmer 8olfsmenge aus
0em @efdngnis eebolt iiito gelpnht
poroen. ST iollte einen anoern iun-
gen Matln Mamens 2arue Sollolpop
binterriifs erIdoIlen baben, aIs oic-
Ter in elmer Briigelei begriffen mar.
@ergangene 9eabt bra1 in Ell
nem Wietsbauie an Der N0rbl. Set- |
iten StraBe in 8rooflpn elm sseuer
aus, oas uabridleinlid bllrd cine 1
@oserploIion peranIaBt tpuroe unOi
ii6 ihnen ausbreitete. Gs uobntelt
20 8erlonen in Dem Sauie; |
oreiSebn BON linen iiilo perbrnltllt.
= Oas O6er 8ltnoesgeri6t bat
oas @eIeb oes Staotes slri5ona, nell /
DIES beiiimnlte, baB bon flint s(nge-
itellten in einem @eldaft ooer ether
Sabrif, bier 9iireer Der Ser. Staa- |
ten iein ntiiBten, fin perfaiiunsstpi-
orig erfl1rt. 9us @elet mar unter !
Dem Namen .sllien 2abor 2oiu" BE- |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02

900 Wtann aefDitet babe. Srob Ser
sciualtisiten slnitrengnnscn iei es
ben Stalienern nidJt selmn9em, Die
Jrpnten slt berGnSern. Die DETER
reider batten ioluol ant SIpnsp ais
audi in ben farniIden rno ben tiro-
ler Nlpen mod oieielben stellmnsen
inne, ipie borber.
9im6enbnrg's Srnppem riifem amf
beioen Seiten Der 9iisa-snfitnl-
Balm, bic am Golf emtlang bireft
anf &iga 5mfiibrt, bor nnb iino bei
Sdlpf anscfommen, ipo lie einen
Mnsriff Der Mnilem sitriifseidlnger
baben. gmd) iueitlid) nno iiibiueitlidJ
bon 0iinabnrg iunr6em rtililde Mn-
arfffe suriifgeidEnsert- g(rdy eili
gerind Der Mmiien beim See 0rps-
iuiatp, in Der Seensegen6 bes 0iina-
Webiets, nor5abrimgen, iunrbe berei=
telt.
Der be,ttfde Grpnprins lit iuieoer
einmal tot. 9iesmnl fat lin cine
r6mii6e 0epeidr mmsebrad)t. Sic
bebanptet, Der pGpftlide Gtnatsiefre-
!, tGr babe bic NadridJt in einer
Gbiffre 9epeldje aus Niiinden bs-
fpmmem.
| Die Srmppen bes Erin3en 9eu=
polo BON 8abern fdlugen 6iflid pon
8aranofuitid)i einen glngriff Scr
Nniien snriid.
Rad ben beiitidcn NbidGtmnsen
baben bic GngI6nber nn6 syramsplem
nid)t nnebr aIs 10000 Wamn in Sa-
lpnifi selan6et. 9ns iuir6 andj Dr!
fidjtig iein.
Mn Der Strbpa in 0alisien, in scr
NGbe bon Sieniefoippe iuiro anidei-
neno id)arf aefGmpft.
Die 2Dnbuner 0epeidjen bebaup-
ten iuieoer, es mare bpdj nod m5s-
lid, 6ak NmmGnien an Ser Geite Ser
aaiierten in ben 9ries cintretc. Die
ie gebanptnns ititt iidj ieSemfaas
amf cine Nitteilnma 6es iuenia ner-
lGkliden pGoriere bella eere" III
Wfaifanb, nad iuelder Der rmmamiIdle
yarteifiibrer Jilipesep eeiaet baben
iolle, Sak 6nrd ben sstIbsna Der 8lI-
aaren in Serbien bic Gtimmnne in
3mmanien nmseldlasen nnb iebt
entidJie6en fit ein Gingreifem SQn-
manien's 81 Wnniten Der glliierten
lei 1tnierer Weeinmna mad, fam
fem Nenfd in 9anmaniem 10 tuI
feim, tn bieiem Mnsenblif cine Bar.
feiergreifnns BON Geiten NmmG-
nien's fir bic Nlliierten sn berlau-
gen.
Die Gran5pien madJtem auf ben
bon ben 9entidlen ssnommeneu .Sii-
gel bel SabMre in Der Ghamuaanc
einen Ansriff, fonmtem lin Sen
0entiden aber nidjt <ntreiken. Die
Scutidjen melben, baf iic in iener
0egen6 tuGbremb Der Ietten Saae 81
Offisiere mnb 1877 Nann ~ @efan-
semen gemadt babem. 0ieiem Miftei-
lnmeem entsesen melben Die Tran-
solen, bic 0entldrn bGtten in iener
@eeeno Mnsriffe senaadjt, ieien aber
snriidseidlasem.
gns Selsien iuiy6 semeloet, baI
MrtiQeriegefedjte in Der Ueeen6 ppn
fpmbaertssgoe, Nor6idpote mmb
9ipesarb ftattsefnnben battem.
Der aDnis BON Gnslanb 1T madJ
Sonbon in ben gndinebam galait
snriifaefebrt. Gr fam amf oem Bic
toria.gabnbof an, Der snm gr6kter
Sell fir bas Enblifmm aeidlluilen
uar. 9as Ynblifnm latte iid) aber
bod anf bem 0ese nadj Dem yaIalt
in WaiIen einsefnnben nnb beariifte
bas Nmtomobil bes 96nigs NIT aro.
Fem Gntbniinsmns. Der a5mia mar
omrd bic Heiie ansesriffem, Ieim 3m-
ftano ioQ aber Tonit elm befrieSiaen-
Der iein. Sc tuGre bod redlt intereI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02

item ipeiterer 9aditeine aus ieiner
3iegelei IN &abinen nod OItprellBeil
geionot uno angeoronet, oaB in Gut
flrnft alle in ieiner Sabrif bergefteG-
ten 3iegel fir ben 8ieberdufbuu Ser
bon oen Huilen 5erltorten @omtb1u-
Ter nno Shennen peripenoct meroell
ioIlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02

Die aineiiIde Meeierlllte bat
Sen proteltierenoen Nsddten nritoc.
teilt, ons Bolt babe iiber oie Ser
1noerlrng in Der Megierlingsforln 50
beltininen. Gin gluflhieben oieIsr
Werdnoerllng, ipenn oos Bolt iie be-
ihloIien babe, fonne nid)t itattfinocn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02

Die Sprte npt 5aDnarbeit, ipeIde bois
le 3nfrie6enbeit eiebt, tpirb 5n binigen
Ereiien 9eliefert bon Or. QenuefIp,
Gipearingels Wacgrn @ebdlioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02

Gs siebt rinen 3abnarst, inn Gtpeas
ringetizWcGraip @ebdiioe, stuineIIs Sr.
9ennerlp, Der Die bette 3nbnarbeit in
Gan Intonio sii iebr mdbigen Hreiieil
beipret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02

SEQ, lpie fam beine s. Beus-
nis) altse'fallen2"
u@an5 gutl BLOB IN oef4sieiigion
bab an 9reier." limb irie
Itebts bel oir2"
~@sei 2ieber, BIN BLOB Jrab frob,
bob mel @ater I'M 9rieg isl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-02

Or. s. Erefpn, 30. g., bebanoclt
alIe 9ranfbeiten. sol Ct. Morgs 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
PROBING CHARGE SHIPS
HAD GUNS ON BOARD
Affidavits Filed That Lusitania Had
-Four CnnonE Ready for
Action.

Washington. June 3.--Your cores
pondent told the other day of evil
dense submitted to the State Depart
ment by the German Ambassador IN
support of the German foreign Of
flee contention that the Lusitania
carried two masked guns concealed
below her decks. This evidence in
cluded certain affidavits. one Of those
affidavits, and the principal one, was
by Gustave Staple, of New. York city.
who deposes as follows:
con the day prior to the sailing
OF the Lusitania," deposes staple, II
was asked by my friend, a. lietch,
who was employed as first cabinet
steward to help him tn bring his
trunk aboard. In the course # the
evening we went on board without be
ing hindered by the uuarternaster on
guard.
After having remained some time
in the .Cforf# stewards quarterE1
we went to the stern main deck.
About fifteen TO eighteen feet from
the entrance to the Gloria on tort
and starboard, respectively, l SAW two
guns of twelve 10 fifteen centmetre,
They were covered with leather. but
the barrel was distinctly to he seen.
To satisfy my curiosity ! unfastenod
the buckles to ascertain the calihre
of the guns I could also ascerta N
that the guns We're mounted on deck
on wooden blocks. The guns were
placed about three feet from the res
pective ship sides, and the wall could
be removed at that particular place.
Two More on Fore Deck.
"On the fore deck there were two
guns of the same calibre. and covered
in the same manner. They were plnc-
ed at about fifteen 10 twenty feet
from the entrance of the crews quar-
tiers, and four feet from the ship side,
where the wall could also he re-
moved"
Josephine Weir. New York board
ing-house keeper swears in another
affidavit Ieitch. who is referred to
in Staples sworn statement, remarked
to her that he was going to sail on
the Lusitania as n steward. she men
toned the danger from German sub
marines and, according to the aiii-'
davit. he replied;
"Oh. I'm not afraid: we have four
big. brightly polished copper guns"
Another affidavit submitted by the
German Ambassador to the State De
partment is signed by one Grieve, who
deposes that he heard Leitch make
this remark to Mrs, Weir.
fourth affidavit presenting the
statement of n man named Bruckner
says he saw cannon on the Lusi-
tania while standing on the dock.
Investigating Charge.
The State Department has referred
these affidavits to the Department OF
Justice. which will investigate them.
and also the German charges general
~ that the Lusftania carried guns.
Government officials said that this
reference of the affiaaxits to the De-
partment of Justice in no wise indi-
Gated that this Government intend
ed to discuss them with the German
Government, but merely represented
the routine course of Investigations
which the Government makes in
suph matters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
Our wonderful Is DOC. 400 Family.

Few persons are aware thaf more
than $4,000. 600 human beings. or
nearly one-quarter of our entire popu-
lation. depend directly for their liveli-
hood on the manufa curing industries
of the United States This includes
the 5000, Gee employees of the various
esta hlishments and the members of
their families. The total investment
in the industrial plants of this coun-
try is S24, 600, 900, 600, and their nor
NAL yearly output aggregates $685.
600, 100000. This production is over
twice that of the country ranking next
in industrial activity. 1t exceeds
largely the amount Of the manufac-
lures of Great Britain and Germany
combined and is worth three times as
much as the annual agricultural yield
of the United States or Russia. The
manufacturing interest Is thus seen
to be of stupendous importance in our
national life.
The above data are gathered from,
an address delivered before the Ma
tional Association Of Manufacturers
by DIR, Albert A. Snowden, member
Of the associations foreign trade COM
mission. and replete with valuable
and Illuminating facts and comments.
From II we draw other items of in
formation which cannot fail to in
terest the public.
The largest and strongest organiza :
ton of manufacturers in the world
is the National Association of Manu-
facturers of the United States of
America. known for short from the
chief initial letters MS "Namusa :"
This body has about 1000 members
who have invested more than SIP
600, 000, 900 in their businesses, and
employ nearly 5000, 900 workers who.
with their dependents. number 49,
000,0 600. The members plants pro-
duce more than one-half the out
put of manufactures in the United
States. and over 90 per cent of the
manufactured goods exported from
America. From Leslie's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
The Young Mans Capital.

Young man, don't lament because
Won were not born into this world with
n silver spoon In your mouth. Don't
worry because YOU do not have a rich
father. Don't grieve over the thought
that poverty Is your worst handi-
cap.
The most successful captains of in
dustrv in this country came into the
world as poor as you are, some OF
them much poore- but they hao
pIentv of ga pita1 of the best kind. II
Won haven't It. It is probably your
own fault.
BETTER than money Hnd inheritance
settled income or a bank account.
for the young mar who wishes TO
succeed in business is his health.
That Ia the foundation of all things
substantial and real in life so far as
.happiness is convened. If. together
with health. you have character, IN
teIhgence, industry and politeness. you
have the things that constitute the
most valua BILE capital with which 10
start upon your business career.
Every moment you spend repining
over your condition and envying the
success of others. or in anxiety be-
cause YOU do not move as fast as some
one else who had a better start. Is
a wasted moment
Think of the successful men who
started as you are starting. Judge
Gary head of the most Important
steel Corporation. was a farmer boy'
Barton Hepburn. the eminent New
York banker. was a school teacher,
John D. Rockefeller was clerk IN a
grocery store: Andrew Carnegie.
telegraph operator; Henry c. Flick
master builder of the steel Industry
and possessor of one of the finest arr
galleries in the world, worked on
farm during vacation to get money
with which to make his start, John
u Archbold. president of the Standard
oil Company of New Jersey. was
struggling salesman in the early days
Of ~ oil excitement in Pennsylvania
and Frank A. yanderlip. president OF
one of the greatest hanks in New
York. was newspaper reporter In
Chicago.
These are not solitary examples
Won can find them all about you IN
every community. 1t is the common
history of nearly every successful bus
inass man In the United States. Think
~ these men. Emulate their ex-
ample. You have all that they had
when they started, perhaps more, so
you start even
younn men. II Ia for you to start
fresh buoyant. hopeful, healthful ana
happy. ON the highway that leads to
success. Start right. A. Sleiehef,
in Leslie's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
PROF. CARL BODElL IS
DEAD AT HARBORTON

Harborton, Va, June 3.-Profes-
scr Carl Bodell. one of the best
known plano teachers in the South,
died of heart failure Sunday evening
at the home of Miss Cleve Martin.
a former pupil whose house guest he
had been for several days. at Harbor-
ton. Accomac County. Virginia. Pro-
fessor Bodel was playing when sud-
denly his hands fell from the key
board, his head bent forward and
he expired almost instantly. Inter-
ment was In the Onancock Cemetery
Tuesday.
Professor Bodeli was born In Luz
lea, Sweden, In 1850. He received
his musical education at the conser-
vatories of Stockholm from which he
was graduated in both piano and pipe
organ at the age OF eighteen years.
and Paris under Tellefsen. a pupil OF
Chopin. Ernest Lubbock, pupil or
Liszt and court pianist 10 the King OF
Holland; Delabord. and was later a
private pupil of Carl Reinecke In
Leipsic. Following a series of most
successful concerts in Sweden and
Finland. he came to America in 1888.
and at once accepted the directorship
of music of Clinton Liberal Institute,
Fort Plains n. Y. remaining with u
for ten years--until fire destroyed all
of its property. He then went to
Rollins College. Hollins, Va, as first
piano teacher which position ne held
until 1904, when he accepted similar
position at Sullins College Conserva-
tory. Bristol, Va. which he hid ever
since. During his seventeen years
connection with Hollins and Sullins
he had pupils from every Southern
state. as we'll as a number from the
Northern States. and his death will
be learned with regret by thousands OF
former students of these institutions.
He Is survived by sister. Miss Han
nah Bodell, now of Pungoteaque. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
Mule Indicted ON Two Counts.

Freezing. Va. June 3.--The mule il
growing into disrepute In the west
end OF Dickinson County. naturally.
from the recent intelligence gathered
by this correspondent. Here are the
charges thai confront him In two ssp-
arate cases: a mule belonging to
Amos Reed. of Freezing. on insschsef
bent, did attack a young euit, la
property OF Basil Potter. III tho ~
town and did mereiless.y staHi -
and otherwise use violence tlsoi.
said colt till life heeau.c cxtinst !
ter's son, lad of pcrhaps ten -. :.
was by, but all his efforts To prcs .
order were futile. The other ( $50 :
against him is in the pei 5pn" { y
hybrid belonging 10 George Head, Z
Brush Greek. In this case mis- niue.
ship ran a yearling colt INTO = 1911
fence, breaking one of its legs. TIE
colt Is OF the personal belongings Of
Mead also
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
TWO LARGE PLANTS TO
BUILD SOON AT BRISTOL

Bristol, Va. June 3.--The Standard
OIL Company has begun work ON
new and modern plant in Bristol. Hay-
ing recently purchased a large space
fronting on Shelby Street. near the
Virginia and Southwestern Railway.
the company will erect there two
story concrete building and install un-
derground tanks of large proportions.
Immense quantities of concrete Will
be required in this work. Lewis
Mailing, of Memphis, is in charge OF
the work He lis having portions OF
the materials assembled on the site
of the new structure.
The Cumberland Telephone Com
pany Is another concern that Is TO
undertake extensive improvements
here this year This company Is to
install a new plant and erect an
office building. II is intimated that
the improvements contemplated by
this company viii cost probably up
wards of $4,000.