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New Britain herald., 1915-07-28
INTEREST HIGH IN PLAYGROUND SERIES Young Athletes Compete Today
 for Individual Records

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 The second series of interplay ground group games was run off very successfully yesterday afternoon by the Lnders' Bartlett and Smalley playgrounds. The games were very keenly contested and with one excep- tor good spirit prevailed throughout. The results were as follows.
 At Landers.
 Raseball-Older boys. smith 0O0035011--10 c Eanders ...s...... 02716001--17
 Batteries: Varsity, Dyson and Sur ke; sCondschyo, Burns and Hall.
 Basebali-Y ounger boys. smith 1o140ooo1o--16 Landers .'..s. .... 17002154" 20 Batteries: Lynn and Middletown; J. Sullivan and Shcehan.
 .,aseball--Girls. . 0mltn .s.. ..'...'@'s'' Landers .............. 6356x--s0 Dodgeball--Boys, Landers 20. Cap iairball-Girls. Smith by default Re- lay raeing--Older girls Smith; young CT girls--I.anders # At Bartlett.
 Basebail-O boys. East .....#.'..5.s.. I2OZ00O0O--- Bartlett ..... 20251213x-16 Batteries: Rothfeder and White; Getenar Ind ;. Pedro.
 Baseball Younger boys. East ..... oeO212oo6-II Bartlett ....s...... o444S7osx-S1 Batteries: White, Koplowitz and
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28
Anderson; Long and W. Pedro.

Anderson; Long and W. Pedro.
 Baseball, girls, won by Bartlett II 2. Dodgeball, boys; Bartlett
 Captatnball-Girls: East 11-10. Re- lay racing, older girIs-Bartlett, Younger girls, asst.
 At smallcy.
 Senior Baseball--Boys.
 High .........,.... z000OO000 ---2 Smalley .....s...... 310050401--il
 Junior baseball---Boys.
 Hisn ,s..... ..s.... VV4zzl4zo---le Smalley ....... 2O4211O01--1I
 Girls baseball
 Hlgn ........s........ UVo01l - Smalley ......... 41O32x--1g
 Dodgeball--Boys, won by smalIey. 20. Captsinball girls won by Smal ley 11-2. Reay racing. girls, older won by High, younger, won by smailey
 Today's Program.
 Today an interplayground group athletic meet ts being held with each playground having competition on it's own grounds for group records. The grounds having the highest records be given points and the championship decided In that way. The events to be held are: 60-yd. dash, potato race, and standing lroad jump for boys and 40-yd. dash, basketball team and standing broad jump for girls There will be three weight classes making eighteen events in all. The total dis- tance or time $ taken in each class and the result divided by the num- Der competing giving the record for the group. r
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28
DEFEAT PRISON PROPOSAL.

Albany, July 2s.-A proposal to per- mt an open market for prison made goods was defeated in the prisons committee of the constitutional ooh- vention. The committee also voted down a proposition to compel state institutions to purchase, the products Of convict labor.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28

Emil May, a well known German resident, is critically i'll at his home 344 Broad street. &sG ,sys s, t <. X.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28

Bath Towels Take bunch along on your vacation. they won't cost you much. The best assortment in the city. plain and fancy a big as- sortment to select from, 1o5ac to 75c each.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28
PlJIlAR
 z lyIVIlQ.

s5REDS, RELEASE OUTFIELDER. N
 Ctncinnati; July zS GeofgE Twombley utility u uoutfislder for the Cincinnati club, it was announced to- day has been released to the Rich-s mond team of the Internationnal club; Twombley will join the Richmond
 team tomorrow. 3ss ss $.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28
INTENSE ITCHING
 BURNING IF SKIN
Trouble on Hands. Suffered AwfulIy. Could Not Put Hands in Water. Used cuticura. In "a Month Would Never Know Hands We're Sore.

Fl Bessom St.. Lynn. Mass. ' My trouble broke out with little pimples on my hands They would fill with . watery sub
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28
We Are Agents For The Famous
 Mccall Patterns

The best pattern sold at any price. 1Oc and 15c.
 Special Sheet-I1lustrating Cre- tonne Dresses, Shocks. Waists. Skirts Caps, Children's Dresses, Rompers, etc. Ask to see 1t at Pattern Counter.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28

stance and would break. After a while the whole baclrs and palms of my hands were inflamed. I suffered awfully with the itching and burning. I would scratch until my hands were rcd, the itching and burning were So intense. Would keep awake half the night. I could not put my
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28
s .s3 e .Ssls MS. Boston Store !
 DAME FASHION

~ Creates every season at least one style that meets with instant public favor.
 Cretonncs are the favorite this summer. With the endless variety of designs and beautiful blending of colors. Cretonne will be universally worn by all ages, Look over the fine ' assortment. We are showing suit able for sn1ocks, Waists, Skirts. Suits. children's Rompers, Dresses. etc, 121ac to soc yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28

Crepe Underwear Another lot of fine Crepe Plisse Underwear, Torchon Lace and fancy trimmings. Gowns, Combinations, Long Skirts, Drawers. etc. SC value. soc each. 'sss ssz slsssst'
New Britain herald., 1915-07-28

hands in water for just ss soon as 1t touched them would almost go crazy. For ono year and half | could not do my work.
 tried everything anybody told mo about. My hands were sore two years before used the Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment. The first time I used them I felt relieved and the itching began to stop. In 3 month you would never know that my hands were ever sore. ' lSigned) Mrs. Susie M. Edson. Oct. l. 1914. Sample Each Free by Mail
 With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. 1T, Bos- ton.'' Sold throughout the world
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
NlmcrifaniiGc OlceicrinsSse'u''''
itnDerfGnflidl.

gSoibinQton IA. A(a'9. 9sonic
aricqSietrctar @orriiou itcatc QI"i Q9I1cil
rituo in 9lbreoe, ooB irgeuO eD' ,irtcl
oes @orrat6s bon ouSra'S lett
@rog- -SSorgcnion @cpe5reu p'S ali
Giacnibim ser 9icaierllna l,.t,ctcr l,I'y
cin5elue eSn0ipi0ncn ooer S'' sr ~
bon fricgiiibrcuOcu @Id4tell soSst
Oicie ielbit pcrfnnft porpell ! 'a,caic
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rllng beiitt 5ur Set 343,ooV Tbcil
@clpcbrc, moDon oer groBelV V.no6rt
in Stud SSSlono 9(rieuol olllp, pol
wirO. Gs iino 5oblreicbc Serlp~ boil
oen straightforward mo pe5'.s,oSi
onocbIibeu &ertrctern Der g. sic
icben 93egierung gemo@t lporu.' ll.,, 81
@cmebrc oie in 5rieoeps0e!.i,s.', Bis
pro Stiid mert6 linO, 81 %rc'l'S cs
8u 500 pro Stiid 81 tauTelE u r. Sic
lit bier bcfannt 0oB FerlOn'.oo
eS itnternonlmcu 6otten pe9e's,sM be
ser gSoffen 8u lnter6onoell,,, p,niiior
reit crflGrt bobcu, eine Rluy S, al
BON minoeitcms $5. pro c5elpsp' ~ 81,
irgeno SelnunOcn 5u be5aDlsly. ..o', ~ pol
@emebre faufen f6nne, apgelf lfV,,,ntcr
Dem cigencn @rofit Oen Ole
bGnoIer 5u mahen crlparfele''' ' Sepa
rotur begriiicncn &reu5er gv y, Fa
lit bciite Oie NrOrc 6useeal'SsSr sSrt icr
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tig 5u MAIDEN. Gr wilroe / rlolp.rStbcIl
9}ropiant uno onOerer sSs.oealspIteutc
peric6cn, fam jeood6, pie slll9,i .la9,,,i Ct
Der 9lapD. goro Ioecn Dor stu, :',tia gc
ner @o1e nid6t 5un Gienl' Ncitiri'
modt perOen. Ger gcnalle M be-
mllngsort Der ,,Gbeiter" II ~ 'pcrOr
fnnnt, jeOoh eIoubt malL ghf.
fiir sen 8otrollillcuOicnit peY1oIift
redt6oltnna ser 9lcutralllu'oT6ral
oes Morinc 0cpartcniclhs
weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
NeutidIcs gslnt6rpo.

Gin &oggeu6roo, bel 0em Shwci-
ne6llit mitperpenOet it, miro in oen
olOen6urgiiden 9anocn felt imOenf-
Iider 3eit eeboden mo 5por ni1t
nur BON Sen einfo1en Seilten, ion-
oeru ou6 BON olt iituirten 8auern.
@os 9roo iii inter Dem 9lamen
,9lutboa~ 6efonut; iein @eui9t be.
tr1gt etipo 5mei Efuno. SIS ioI and
nad Oen grfa6rungen oieicr 9auerr
einen frditigen Mo6leeiHmod be,
liben iinO ie6r no6rbait iein unO miro
namentlid in oen @ntermonaten &c.
badcn. GS lit and iiblid, ole @iii6.
llng BON &oggenme6l un0 Sdweine.
6lut in 9drme 81 fiilen mo oieie 5it
rotten. g8ie inns pon anOerer Seite
ocidrie6cn miro, lit eS ailh in @eit,
iolcn felt iuolten 3eitcn ouf Dem
&onoe ii6lid, in ser logenannten
SousidlG6tcrei iiir oen eigencn DC.
bari @hlt6roo 6cr5liteQen Nlau
ncnnt cs sort a09rrite6roo.~ Gas
9lit miro bel ser Sblahhng inter
itehgeu llmrii6rcu alf9eionoeu imO
nit 9loagen, ooer 9uAuei5enmebl
perrnetet, bis elm letter Seig cntite6t.
Die I1anc miro in lau9li9 runoe
9rooc nit Der Nano aisaciormt
bicraili in aroBe @ciicl nit fodcn.
Dem 98aIier se6radt lmo ctpa einc
Stlnoc lang gefoht. GieieS o@ur.
iiebroo~ bait lid adt bis 5c6u $50.
den; es miro cntipeocr ais 9roO NIT
Sdmol5 bcitri1en geacIien oocr IN
Der &ianne nit Shnlal5 rcft tmlipc-
rio aebraten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15

.. 9(r66oIO- -Wlauioleum ilDellngsa ll,,',',a
mo lie bleiben ioa big bic SellseSp ss.'sr'
in Der Qebltrtsftaot Der gerll0rDss,s~ ..,,s.
Glebeluno, erioIdt. Inter oelI 0,
ieuoeu &crmanoien belanoel o,6n
SSo9u 9. &odcfeller, icil SoQ' \ So6 AIM
9. 9fodefeGer, jun mo 0ra' .,,oIce oo
9. 9odefeler, jun, 6rou Pas''', o .ror.
Grentice lmo 6rni @orolo ~
mid. Eo6ter ser %eritor6eneH' o 81
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Sri. Selcn So6niou 0liQ . o9gs 4, u
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gS. g. &idor0ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
g9iSerrnfius OeS rGata e''''
@eiebes Dcrlangt

&a5IetolL @ao "a. @'ulo, @a.t;oh
Synt qon8en ao6Iengcbict bon Seg'gy
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orbcitcr nit scr Srgauiiai'oH .Tn
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rcits ouf sic @ci6ditsluelf 'g' psr.
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80. 6. @cnneoD, 9SrdiiOenle, hot
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Gronfliu. lno Guuberlouo coric ca,rieic
@etitioncn untcr5eidnet oocr Sic
nod Sorrisburg ocionot IN oep'G Gc
9SiOcrrlliIng OcS o5illl ef''
Jesse Dcrlon9t miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
.0Otclclcrf in 9ieiu.g)orf erld'O"'
bcranbt,

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g1ew gorf, IA. gtar5 ,oit lar'
ser iredIten llebcrfdae oIe e.,'ouiirep
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5luci 9olfoitcu ousgcfiipri 9f
93odtcIcrf ocs nSotcl gli''lSO lTSOarless
O}r. 159, s8cTt 81. StraBq.'. ..oIcn iulo
W}iaer 49 Satire ali, iibcrl r1lT'inOcrie.Ial
eridoiicn. 0ie 9fduber P'nell ~
oorauf oic aoiic iuo enilu ouia'.
$50 9oorgelo. Erob lolo. .o Is 0s'
nommener &erfolglna s;rS1tair'p
9}oli5ci nidjt oie 9anoifeH
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15

nGompognie itiGgeItan0en Oos
@epebr ii6er in @rnppen reHts
idmenft, marid - Gompagnie OIL.
ne Gritt. maridl~ @ir maribiren
ourd oie GlldliroBe imo 9o6ouftr.
nah Dem &oiier g9ilbeIn Blab, NO
bereitS oie W1aihinengefue6r 9l6t6ei.
lung angetreteu lit. Gs folgen in
fur5eu 9l6Itdnoen Oie orei onoeren
Gompoqnic'u oie 9ataiQonsfapenc
(&olo9orniiien) uno 5ulebt ser &c
lcp6ontrupp. lInier 9rouoeuburap
ides Sdger Battalion g2r. 8 lit in
einem Gicred onaetreten unO Dem
,Sii6rer oeiiel6cn gemeIoet norOcu
lluicr Gommonoelr bcgriiBt ms nit
Dem ibliden: ,Guten Wlorgen Sd-
ger,~ imo uniere @ruBeruioeriing
iolgt, mie uiHt on0ers 5u erporten
Iaitt lno Iider. g9ir meroen nod
ouf einigc 8lmfte 6inii6tIid unieres
9crboltens aufmerfium pemadt unO
in sen Gompognie'n tooellos alsge.
ridtet.
@eqen 10 lt6r trifft Se. GS. sc.
nerollieltenont BON So. ciu unO
6egriiBt oos Battalion nit sen @or.
ten n@uteu W}orgen, &amero0eu!"
9(uf unicre meit6in 6or6ore Grlpoe.
rung iibernittelt unier 6o6er geiud
noh 9egriiBung uno Goriiealmg ser
Sffi5iere Dem Battalion freuoig be-
megt uuo nit lauter Stinime oen
Can't or. @ioieitdt oes &oiiers fir
oeu 1roBeu Grfolg, Sen Oie 0ioiiiou,
an 0eren Spite Oas idneiOigc 3.SG.
gcr6otaillou er5ielt Bat, Oenn es lit
oas critic oemeien, pcldes trot ieiner
&erlitite 0en Tcino aus ieincu &c.
fd6rliMcn Stclhmgen Dertric6en
Slmocrte bon Go0tcH ourH Gin lpobl
gcjieltcS Dcr6cerenOeS 6cucr un0
3o6lreide @cfdu9ene ourd iein fii6.
mes @orge6en inionoerbeit in Grou0
rnO sen onareu5enoeu So6cn modte
Gem Gonf ocS &aiiers idloB imier
Gibiiions Gomnan0elr ieinen cigc-
nen Gonf on, oenl ourN Die @nooe
Or. WlaieItGt lit oem Scrrn General
2icutcnant BON ". uenn iM
uicbt ire oos aomt6iir arcB 5lun
So6eu5oQcrni6cn SouSorocn oif
@utno Der Sapfcrfcit Scr 9ioiiion
perionl6 ii6crreidt uorocn. 60
Damn miroe auf uuiereu oaergndoig.
item SauOes6errn eiu OreinlnligeS
0onnernOes @urra ousge6rodbt. mo
lmiere aopeae ipielte:: n&eil Dir i'm
Siegerfron5~ 9ioh perionlider8er.
a6ihieonng BON idmmtlihen Siii5ie.
rcu mo Sberjdaeri 6cgo6 iicb unier
GipiiionSiii6rer, pon icinen 9l0il-
tonten nno oeu Siiilicrcn ocS 9a-
taillonS beoleitet, 81 ieinem glilto,
Inn nit Oieicnt bis on oie Sdii6ens
qra6en 3meds 9eIidtigung oerieI6ea
81 fabren. gSir ipurOen alsOaun IN
uniere Guortiere 5iriidaciiibrt un0
0uriteu lus ser 9lll6e 6inge6en
Sd miinid5tc, SS6r alter @ater mare
bel Der 9InipraAe 5ugegen gepeen
I'M 5u 6oren iuie lo6enO i6er iein
9ranoen6urgiides SGgcr Battalion
9ir 3 geiproden tuurOe. bon Dem IN
oen 8eitungen ni6tS geiogt i'll, trob.
oen es ieBt Dor SoiiionS mo6l bel.
nobe oos meiite geleiitet bat.
Saul g. S6eriQger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
sranerfeier fir GraM giudefsllcr.

&ocnnticoSilIS IA. W2Gr5.
Sm 9eiiein Der ollerndhiten 9ln.
geborigeu ilno Der n6hiien Srelnoe
Der Sontilie fano beute 9loHniitog
oie Srouerieier fir 6rou Sobu 9.
9lodefeIlcr iiott. 9lod Ocr Sroucr
ieier puroc oic 2eide in Ons SoDn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
gsOllcn 0ImtSentietnna 0'Sara's

GDicogo, IA. l)lGr8. Cine
Grippe rcpublifoniiher Seuotoren
miro om fonmeuoen Gienitog Den
@erhd in Sprineiielo modem oos
Observation-Disclosures gegen Den
2icutenont 0orpernear 9arrot 81.
Sara Ourd3uieben.
G'@oro 1T Denofrot mo bic SIC.
publifmier mcrfcn ibm Dor gegen
ieien 9lmiseio peritoBen 81 Boben.
Serncr ion er aegen Die 0'ciebe Der.
itoBeu bnben, ais er iih iueigertc, &c.
miiie repnblifonil6e Seuotoren an5u.
ertennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
9srof anitnS grindmann aeitOr6en.

9hls &omburg 10. 6cbritar, miro
ms gei1ricbeu
@eitcrn itar6 bier inn 9(ltcr BON
iait u Sa6ren @roiciior Or. SuItus
9riidnonJ Der Dircttor ocs Sam
blr0ii6cn @luieinS fir aunlt iuO
@cwerbe 0os Nluicim iiir aimIt
mo @cuer6e 0cnicBt idon ieit langer
Belt @eltriiJ ino 0}dite ans oQer
Ncrren 2dnoer 6abcu oos beideioene
@e6du0e am Steint6or. no Oas N}u-
ielun 9Iab geilmOcn Bat, oiliaciudjt
IS lit 9an5 mo gar 9rindmonu's
peri0nlidbe Sd0pfimg, Gr Bat 5u.
crit 6creits i'm Sabre 1866, ocu Gjc-
oonfen Oes N}iialms ouqereet Oclt
er ic0od crit If Sabre ipGter in be-
iheioclitcu 9lni1ngcn bat ncrmirf-
libeu f0nnen. Pins Oicicn fleinen
gliidngen bat cr ole prddtooQc beu.
tise SantnIang entmideIt Oon ocr
er ieoes eir5elne Slid ielbit eruor-
Zen BAT. @enn er, ieineu aoitbar-
feiten 5ilnidcno, Ourd Die @iuieiuns-
Gale idritt 70 mar es nidt anoerS,
ais menn eh @riUotnonu ieiuen
Sammlungen 9eiud o6itattetc. gSie
otBeroroeutlid 6eideioen Oie N}itteL
marcL nit oeneu @rindmonn iein
Dlieum aufgebaut BAT, oaUon er6Glt
man cinen 9egriii pem man iib
pcraegcniuartigt oaB oo5 @luiaun
tiir aunit unO @emerbe in ocn eriten
% Sabret ieines 9eiiebens auSden-
flulaen Don SebenOen ino 9o0teu ST..
iamucn mr. 2SO,0O0 Marf cr6olten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
g9S6renO eiucr SSuritelln's
0cf.

9}cm gorf IA. g'dr5. 5}...ino0uI'
reno iie fiir cine 0ilnI,Ss!!ap l,gdoi'
ipicIte, cr6liuoctc ploelidl O'S tror
ipicleriu 0euriel Oitrid9' HSo',.Olcr5i'
ouqcItrcnatcr @cmiI6lngcll g0r6IiuOe
gclung cs 6is6cr niobt Der ac6cll'
ten ooS 9(i9cnlidt mieocr 81 ,~orap0ci'
0ie SSnpocl6ilocr *VD'y cucI'
experimentation gcraoc mn pos ST..
6eionocrs itorfeii Siht ,S nidl'
OItrid)'s 9(u9en ouit3c'l'r"'
mS6oIten fonntcn. ..aS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15


par es 6olo cinge1oIt mo ourc6
6laggcniigualc oOcr Sunteniprub
ouigcforoert, Sic Nlaidiueu 5u itop-
itoppt uarcn Qing Gin &utter nit
Priienbeiabun0 an 9orO, Inn oeu
gSoarenbeitano auf Oem SanOclS.
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rno 9luSgangsplnft 81 orieutircu
H. I. NJ. @ar eS eiu ieinolicbes San-
oclsi6iff 10 prroe Die @eiablng
BON einem Oeuti1eu 9ealciticbifi
iibernonlmeu aobIen mo @robiant
murOen, iouct benot6igt, cbenfalls
pon oen 9egleitOampier iibernom-
men, mo Damn pitr0e OaS Sbiff
ourb Ceiiuen Der Sce0entiIe mo
olrcb 9guomitiprcngimgcu Scr PIT
Ben6oroe Dcrieuft. 1rob0enl oie
cnaIiiden arie8sidbiiie mau1mol oiii
oenielben 9reitcnaroO nit lms ma-
rem fonnten tic oOf cine &aperung
ME oer6inoern, ga feineS non ibnen
cs nit Scr Shuelligfeit Ser ,GarlS-
rube~ oufne6meu fonnte 6olgeu0e
g(uiitellung m0ge 5eigeu, iuie geiUii-
ieubnit Die 9einblmg BON g. SO. e.
.&arlsru6e" ibreu ihmereu Gienit
inn 9(tlantic periie6t. GS wurOen biS-
6cr bon ieinoliden Sauoelsidiiieii
oerienit.
Bones Goflc, 1900 2onucL
is. 9lunit 1914 Salpctcr mis- 81
iencr3e.
yMa6lc @rmd," $500 EonneM
81. 9(uguit 1914 9luSitelhmgspieb.
u5trot6rov, 1000 Eoncm I Sep
tcmbcr 1914, Goblcu.
oSio6Imo Sopc,~ $500 Soune1
IA. September 1914, Siiidaiter.
uSuoranD. 1000 Eonuen, H.
September 1911 aoblcu
~SolIdnOiidcr Gompicr,~ 5000
Eomten, 2t. September 1914,
&riegscontrebonoe.
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.ow as a matter OF course.

now as a matter OF course.
The sheriff watched them founder
through the plowed field. He stood
still for a minute Then he hurried to
his house, emerged with a gun and
Joined the party. Two miles away
squad of ten invading cavalrymen can
tered over ridge and examined the
country through their field glasses
They studied the ground foot by foot
almost inch by inch. Satisfied, they
trotted toward the village.
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Continued from preceding. page.)
The Invasion
of America
By JULIUS w. MULLER

A Narrative FAct Story Based Al.
thOritntiveIy on the TnexOrable
Mathematics Of Wax What Can
Be Done to Oppose an Invadins
Army With Our Actual Present Re-
sources In Regulars. Trained Mill
tia. Unframed Citizens, Coast De-
lenses. Field Artillery. and All
Other Weapons Of Defense.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1915-05-06
Not Concerned With
Conventional Morality
BY John ]. Eunstinu. Boston. Mas.

which depends upon the people, upon the
1t is the summing of the individual opinions people
which will raise lower their standards question
should have great freedom to what he thinks
people should exercise their right what the
individual creates and expresses.
Good and bad only relatively Morality immortality
dependent upon each other the light shade Light
be seen exist without the dark contrast The positive
without the negative Good cannot be gagged without
ness and refinement brutality and spirituality nterdependen
These propositions based science and person
this generation refuse to accept them People readily
but when comes to applying them and giving practical illustrations
how they work they often shocked at the result though
the people want to be fooled they do not truth
Years the purple pictures by the socaed mponss ane
Monet Pao Sisy and others, threw the world fever
heat because those painters practically illustrated the truth prism
theory help serious udens
on were the result of their endeavors for long time.
The individual must be free to possible from impulse
so that not only will he learn know himself but also his
is the people who must make standards rules regulations by which
the creations of individuals judged standards will change
from day day the intelligence of the people increases
Some artists paint poos bad pictures people
must compel such artists to bring their work existing
But artist whose aim lofty who strives highest
cpon of the beautiful consider for the
immoral for his activities higher plane where there is
neither science intellectual speculation anzaon, but
sentiment
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-05-06
WORKOUT OLD BUILDINGS
Dismal and Dangerous, They Can Be
Transformed by Some Paint
and Energy.

Doesn't it make something in vol
ache when you pass a building, resi-
dence or business property, that looks
like it had weathered the blasts anG
reflected the suns of fifty or more
aeeting seasons? There are splotches
and blotches all over it; the shingles
or pieces Of the roofing often curl UP
at the ends like a crank reformer's
hair; neglect seems to have covered il
with frayed and tattered mantle; tne
doors sag, and the windows wink al
you with bleary indifference. And
people live in them; it is not living;
it is existing, and a very poor sort OF
existence at that. No one can do bust.
ness in such a place. Such building
reminds one of ragged beggar seek.
ing for a job. A little work, a little
energy, a little paint will transform
one of these places into habitation fit
for human dwelling, or make the for.
mer decrepitude and decay give place
to inviting brightness in the case OF
business room.
Clean up and paint up. Paint de-
stroys millions of germs that infest
wood. Paint is one of the enemies
with whom the doctor has to contend
Paint is the doctors rival.