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Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10
WEDDINGS.
Waldsn-5ennett.

On the afternoon of Labor day,
September 9Th, frank D. Walden of
New York city, who Is So and a wild
over, was married here to Mrs. Pearl
Louise Bennett of New Bedford, who
Is %, and stenographer. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. F w.
Coleman, pastor Of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church. at his residence on
Pearl street. The bride is a native
s. Waller. The groom is a machtnist
by occupation. He was born in Mem
don, Mass.
Burnhan1-campbeiI.
Rufus Bradford Burnham of this
city and Miss Louise Strong Campbell
of Essex Fells, n. J., were united in
marriage at the brides home there
on Thursday evening. The ceremony
attended by a number of the friends
of Mr.. Burnham from this city.
The grooms is the son of the late
Waterman r. Burnham and the bride
Is the daughter of James Rickarby
Campbell. Of Essex Fells.
eowen-Sehander.
To their Norwich friends, announce
ment was made on Thursday of the
marriage Of Cornelius Bowen and Miss
Olga Schander, which took place here
on September 9Th. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. William h Ken
nedy, assistant pastor OF st. Mary's
church. Mr.. Bowen resides at Sc Con-
vent street and is a gardener by &C.
cupation. His bride, who Is a native
of Sweden. has been employed as a
domestic In this city, and has made
| her home at 1T Fourth street.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10
seaaide Council oHHeer..

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected by Seaside council, K. of c.,
in New London Wednesday evening ae
follows: 2
Grand knight, Thomas c. Dillon;
deputy grand knight, Arthur T. Keefe;
chancellor, Robert J: Kelley; recording
secretary, Daniel d, Donovan; financial
secretary, Jerome J. Collins; treasurer
David p. Condor; advocate, John c.
Geary; warden. James H. Archer; In
side guard. David A. Connors; outside
guard, Patrick II. Spelman; trustee for
three years. Edward ]. Murray; chap
lain, Rev. Timothy ~. Crowley.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

Mrs. Edward P. Armstrong, whose
pleasure and success with flowers is
indicated by the variety and album
dance Of blooms that are always to
be Aeen In her garden at No. II Claire
mont avenue has at the present time
about 100 blossoms on an angels
trumpet bush that make beautiful
sight. They practically cover the bush
with the graceful white blossoms of
the dl.orA
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10
suffraaist at Colchester Fair.

Mrs, Lucius Briggs, Mrs. Herbert r.
Branche, Miss Winifred Welles and
Mrs. Willis Austin, members of the
Norwich Equal Franchise League.
went to the Grange fair in Colchester
by auto on Thursday and distributed
literature and hat bands. The league
members were very active and expert
eneed but little difIiculty In securing
names for their lists,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

Torrington. Conn. Sept. s.-The
employees OF the Excelsior Needle
company, the Standard company and
the Progressive Manufacturing COM
pany. about 1000 in all. tonight ac-
cepted an offer by the management Of
a So hour week. a Saturday half hol-
iday, an increase in wages and an ad-
1ustment Of overtime pay.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10
Celebrate Jewish New Wear,

Business was generally suspended
by the local Hebrews Thursday on ac-
count of Rosh Hashona, the Hebrew
New Year. which began Wednesday
evening and continues through Friday.
All over the world in the Hebrew cal
endar 1t marks the beginning OF the
year 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10
Miss cossweII Take. PrineipaIship,

Miss Amy L. Cogswell Of Lincoln
avenue began on Thursday her duties
as principal Of the Lowthorpe School
Of Landscape Gardening for Women.
which is located at Groton, Mass. Miss
Cogswell was forwerly a pupil Of the
school and has shown an aptitude for
landscape work, In which she has long
been interested.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

Wethersfield.-Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Franklin Willard observed the fortieth
anniversary of their wedding inform
ally Tuesday at their home on Main
street, only members OF the family be-
ing present
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

New Britain-Afiss z. Gertrude
Rogers. daughter. Of Mr.. and Mrs. %.
o. Rogers OF Camp street, is. II Is
hoped, on the way home from Van,
Turkey. Her family Is deeply. con-
cerned for her safety.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

6rlstol-F,ollowing a long meeting
Of the Bristol Chamber Of Commerce a
man was selected who win act as the
paid secretary of the chamber, be-
ginning November 1. His name was
withheld owing to the fact that he now
holds an excellent place with q like
body in a Massachusetts, CITY,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

Nor 6ritain.-The State Normal
school opened Wednesday with a rec
ord breaking entering class. Princi-
pal Marcus White reported a regis
tration of 1875, and said that by the
e-.d of the week 1t would reach $50.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

ENTHUSIASTICALLY $1,000, 600 worth OF =
new school buildings in Hartford were, !
opened to receive pupils for the first
time when the fan team began onH'
Wednesday morning. "a
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

home Of Deacon L. A. Hyde on Wash
ington street, Mrs Lewis Hyde, her
daughter Mary and son Lewis left
Thursday for their home In Winches-
ter, Va
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

Miss Peggy Cex of Albany, N. Y,
who has been the guest of Mrs Henry
z. Cockrell Of Lincoln avenue. has
been entertained for q few days by the
Misses Young OF Broad street
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

WHEN roU WANT 20 put your bu.-..s
mes before the public. there II net
meo.am nottef than through the ad~rnf
.rrTnE ecinmna 90 Tna 1ullatin. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

Mrs. Benjamin Grosvenor, Mas
Charlotte orosvenor. John Grosvenor
Mrs. George GI1iski from The Grosven
or. Pomfret. were guests OF Mira. B. ?
Learned Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

Khaki was first used by Indian reg
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

the new way. That's why -Gets-It- has
bec5rne the corn remedy Of America
the Sisgs.t ssl,lnE corn ,, Fsmsdy 2 t ns
.snsnssr that sss-.ssinE ,ss.aayys ;yc 0s
ssS Sns Ss ssSs q: s' ana sssss
Well, now, forget them AL NO more
fu.sinE. 70 acre ssaains MAsn;:ysr y or
use = s1 s5@s . sasy .v.rs =: s..i Gus
wart or 6union. Never cut coFns o.
callousss. Y nekss then grow thu
81 auS Sioed poison na No eutsias Il nsess.
and end your oorny existenes,
75c bottla OF sent direct BY =. Law
ence & CO, Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10
Incidents in Society


Mrs. Lueius Brown returned last
evening from Lake Sunapee.
Mas winifred welles has returned
from q short stay at Weekapaug-
Mrs. Joseph Hall and family are
spending month At q camp In Maine.
Mrs. B. p. Learned has returned
from Pomfret Center, where she has
been spending the summer.
Mrs.. william Frink OF Chicago In In
town and win pass the winter with
Mrs. Frank II. Smith OF Washington
street
Miss Marion Norton OF Rockland.
Me-. has left town after 4 visit OF ten
days with her aunt, Mira. Carl w.
Brown. =.
Miss Antoinette Van Cleef who Il
spending the summer>on Washington
street has been In New York for 9
few days this week.
Miss Dorothy Jones and Miss Helen
Jones have returned TO their home in
New Hartford after visiting their aunt
Mrs. James L. Case. OF Warren street
Mrs. william Parker. who has beer
| spending some weeks at Massapeae
| with her sister. Mrs. Denison Gailau-
Diet. has returned 20 her home II
5unaios t.--
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10
Corn LimpersI ], Use
! "Gets-It't. and Smilel

corns Come Right on, Clean ano
oaiei<i vsd hssdh't Lirps -
Fuss VIII Ysar cerns
> -. Any Mefsi
.s wsi &: , ,ss ss s ssss ssSaa
easiest things In the w1riA mos. e
get ria Of them sHcse-u~ does
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

Colchester Borough: We feel the
changes brought US the past year. Our
members have not increased. but we
thank God for the blessings received.
There Is q greater interest in the work
for Christ. A choir has been organ
iaed. theO first for many years; this
has Increased the interest in the meet
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10

James Shea, VINO was sentenced t
Holland jai; July for period Of 6
days, and who skipped out of Tollan
about L%o weeks ago, while wo-Kin,
about as tTusty, was arrested Ii
Rockville Wednesday by Captain
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
rBnm fibelen slinSsanser.1

Inter bisier luftisen Sirma III in
2pmme, elmer Boritoot bon 2ile,
cine 5reisaists2uf g loatens Rneipe
erOffnet iporoen, BON Der bic r9iIIer
&riegsSeituns" folsenbe S1iloerung
9ibt: s0on benz @eoanten ausges
benb, bab IS unieren 2anbfern ei<
n~erfeits febr gu gDnnen fei, abenbs
na9 abgeleiitetem DENT i'm 4amera=
oentreis an einem frii9en Srunf liH
gu erquiden, anOer5eits dber sic frons
3Dfif9en gifaminets nit benz BARN
befinbliden Weibspolt ni9t Die tpabs
re Semiitlidteit bieten, bate Elm aiis
Der gerion bes Sauptmanns be 2iaz
gre ~beftebenber .8ersin our grrih-
tuns erittlafiser 5reiIi9tluftiolbnz
tenfneipen In 5einbeslanb. nit bes
ionberer 8eriidiidtisuns BON Weits
flanbern" es unternommen, ben In
2omme liesenoen Srappen bas feb
lenbe 2otal gu i9affen. Sin leerfte=
benoes 4rbeitefbaus. NIT iopaif9em
8drt9en Sappr, an Der maIerifnen
8u9enalles selssen, ipeld,e bon Der
&ir9e gum Chateau be CONNIE fii6rt,
ipurbe stpedentipredenb eingeri9tet.
Stiible, Sifds unb bic ipnit n5tisen
Gerdte ipuroen reqliriert, Elm Dnt=
seno SAB Bier beiaafft, einise 8atz
teries unb aompanietiinitler fir sSns
nenOetoration ftelten fi1 in ben
9ienit Der suten Sa9e, mo 5don
NOR, bon e9ter Oeutfder @emiiilid.
felt our6ipsbt. Die ansipe fertis.
9urd ben nit elmer 5ede umaaum-
ten, 216,S00 Auabratmilimeter aros
Ben, iinb unenbli9 boben 9arten tritt
man in bic Staatsrdume elm. 9rds
oeaus arr ebener Gr6e elm damn
fdaftslofal, baneben bic r@ute Stus
be fir SffBiere". beioe nit Spriis
den, 8iloern unb allerlei fleinen
S4eraen sefdmiidt. 60 entbdlt 3.
y. bic suite Stube fir SffiSiere",
ole 10 nie0ris TT, DAB man iiberbaupi
muir 5lunbern in ibr ellen lam, Elm
an bic @anb 9emaltes &labier, Seles
pbon unb &leioeritdnoer Iinb eben.
fals itur bilbltd borban6en."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

f@em Siuie fianntt. Gus BEN
Selbenbinie beitiner SoIboten
miin5t 6ieier ed]te 4meritoncr
idiueres @elo. Die slftien ieiner
@eienidaft iionbcn Dor Dem arieac
folim go, iest meroen iie 81 100
mo mebr auf Der 9orie sebanoeIt.
Sier babeli mir Den aus 9ritannien
nod gmerifa importierten unb bort
si 10 rieienbaften 9imcniionen EN-
midelten Sdaherseiit III ieiner
b6f)iten 9Iiite. 8enn man lid
rieie tranriae Sad)e b~ergeseniuGr.
tist, neridpinoet iait Der abidea
Dor Dem italieniiden @errat.
Ian bot and in gmerifa iiber
ben acknowledgement 2euti1lanos
geipottei. Sim, mir iinb .ftpI5 auf
Oieieit @eiit beni1 in @irflidfeit i'll
bas, mas oas husband 3artoffc:.
brotgeiit rannte, bas bette gr5eias
nis Der Seiitiden arItiir. ausbul.
zen in fdlimmiter Scit, linterorb.
men bes gin3elpiaens inter ole or.
%foroernifie Der @eiamtbeit Der Sea.
tion gum beitsn bes 8aterIanoes.
@iro Der @eIhmahergeiir
GnierifaS cine dbnlife 9robe be.
Iteben2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

9esretflid. 8irt: DIE.
ier Wsin iasert fdpn isit ben saaeu
i1teines ieligen Grpbboters, unb bobsi
TT er 70 ipunbermiIb.@
Stnmmgaif: .&nnhifad mem,
pref Ssnerotionen @aSfsr ba3u aes
gotten baben!!"
gine anbere segart.
gritsr gbernanrt: nlleber Dein ipdtes
Nahbanisfommen bat ii6 8eins mon
fpoblI fsbr gebGrmtg4
Sfpeitsr Gbemann: nd toes
asidrmt bot fe!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
trifssbrirf ans stnifar
IamS.
Bon BilseIm s~alfmann.
DRESDEN, q. Suli 1915.

Ores0en. z SuIi 19f5.
QuSnia @onohofer beridtet In
Aen .Wiind,ener 0ere,ten RohriG.
Am iiber zine beSeut,Inosnole
au,hernno nes 8oiSers bei Ser
Heoeonuno o,,i Sem Sitprre;hi,d,e,
arieasihaI,bIohe ar idbrsibt. .iinS
Mann beim gIhihipS 3oote MIR Ser
RoiIers ein Morf has mir mie cine
1ea,d,tenSe gerheihuno In rio @eei.
sihien Se,ite m,k Ia s,sSes Wort
SrriMme;nenI ohmahI ID ,neis,. Sos
q fiir IiIiouen IN her Seimat Elm
srm,idenSero ar,mf mare Elm Der.
l;eiter Hrnnne,, Ses @Im,bens. ein
,,enes SfohIbnnb Ses 9riomnf,eti.
koItens. aber nus ernifen @riir.
Sen bnrf i'd bon bieiem Rprfc bes
5soiierg erit bprid,ten a, Sem saae.
am Sen "a aur sgobrheit miro.
qSieier Sno mirS boIS fontnen
IS Ser 4}Htm Sona6nIey n en-
Ke5onSerer @;;n,tIinn neg Qo;iprs,
MnMenIouo @ner,np;Its or i'm nn,nt.
.,,or.;er mo, Sort Ses ao;iers TIA.
EMer Siif,ooit unS mi Sobsi
efbr,,noen ,,ns IorteiIe eriohren.
,nsi%s onion, Observation-Disclosures
MON ,oId,er steIp mobI nod mic.
,noIs ,,,tp;f oemorSen 4 ii,tb Sit
nj Or Ron aoiipr fri Seiien Nus.
liIiioen nod, Seu nerid1ieSemen Stel.
i,rnaen beoIeitet. nor Sobei picIfoh
.l9euoe nor llnterreSunoen mil hohen
IiIit9rs. rn,6 or III init pielel
g,inoen befonnt oeporoen, peld,e
oebeim aeboIten ,perben miiiien.
gonabofer aaIt ais cine ari
GbrodroEr Ses aoiiers. or bal
Sic uiht Ieidte Iufaobe bis1er
'Hets mil bctnerfcnsmerfer Disfre.
s;oi priiiut. S.rSenfous iiub @ona.
hoiers 9eridte. meld,e reacIm1bia
n Sen Miindener 0e,leiten Rod
1ihten unS i'm ,Somburaer aren,
Senblott erid,einen, iopie and in
Budform .%raienoen albias fanOcE,
nod, niemaIs benientiert nnrSen.
Der 9aiier ideint aIIo nit ieinem
,Gdriitlteller sutrieoen at Iein.
uebriaens iin6 Die geSiebnngea
,gdon alt, unS iie IinS nirflid berst
hd,er grt. IS mare SurdapS
iaIidl, tpenn man pernluten ppllie,
bah @onaboier ais cine Irt BON
haitiaer Rerion i'm Sauptauprtier
nirff,, etrpa nm Die SaielrnnSe All
tfmiifen. @epib ntoa Sas ionniae
Sypniit. Ser shIodiertioe Mit oes
9idters Sen aoiier s,nad,it peron.
Ioht hoben. Inn berons,,siehen. nrp.
rsg fonr fo,pn. OH. a,npisel Snriibef
xss,.han Sos @onobofer non Mil.
SsIYn S,,p5o,,s ssnii oe,,on,n,e,
sr;rS 1tshr;ocrs IA Nor gid,tpr
shs,,io osSdSst bo;n, So,,t,d,en aror.
n,;n,sr iom;e i'm SeerIoopr So,
Honr;sd,e, aronnr;n,en
m b,a. o,;
sseiM gul.ggsl' . o0'ssN o. a.
ans gs.
NnnMa ,toa ap M,n.,
Seniluu'es oug m.. w. asa,
snnn g ou,se uvtlsnung nla.. op"'
aslile' pes au'l.ls pausla'e.t ~
peM. Ssgemse.s 'ua y s'ms
Hnetpoii S.tu.s.a .:ae,,
Ss suuo a%u9sglaapIsn y se, ''se,s
s.al'ns ,ps 0uaspulss, pun us..
n.an uUls9els unu NV. utnl9g..e.'
tanlL oab g "i lesl'Ll eseiustu
neien olsl1ns pee Sol % Su"sua l.s
lp.si.l. nsouay: a ~.
onidenSpr Srrmf@. ',ein pertiei.
fer gronncn bes @Iollbens", ,.eiu
npues gtohIbmnS hes 8uion,men
holtensn @os itedt bohinter
G;herIih nid,t Ser Rriehen, Nor
liner miirbe i~iberhoapt rid,ts olae
Ap,Itet merSen o,ith meI,n Ser mi,
..1.. -. $3.50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
rSentidje in EctrosraS."

Der n0oilp Stet3", Elm ipeitbers
breitetes enslifdes Standardization,
entbielt tiir3li6 cine Photographic,
,dufsenommen in ben Straben bon
Betrosrab", bur9 Die enoli9 Der
erafte 8epeis erbra9t perben iol,
bob Die brabtlrien Siesesberi6te
9eutI9lanbs eitel S9pinbel itnO.
9as Bib Seist alio, tpie grpBe Mens
gen bon 9efangentn nus Den gall.
3if9en Shld6ten eintransportiert
tperoem. Sn Yetrosrab natiirli9.
Mertpirbiser Weiie 1T Der Seil pe.
tersburss, in benz ii4 bieier oeutI6e
Ginmari1 bollSiebt, niht gu ertens
men, es lit lebislia StraBenpflaiter
nit Meniden oargeitelIt. limb nod
mertpiroiger: bas, mas % eintianss
portiert miro, iinb ausenfdeinlif
RnTen unb feline Deutide. limb oas
Observation-Disclosures: Die 8esleitmonn
fdaft tragt unperfennbar ptdelbal=
ben, es 1T regelredtes beutfdes vi,
litar! 9euti6es Militdr transporter
eefansene 3uHen in ben StraBer
BON petersbure2 go melt iinb ipil
bod eigentIid nod ni1t9!
9ie Gade 1T iebr einfa9. Den
,DailD Stet9" it elm Bib aus cine,
salisifden Gtdbt in bic 9dnoe sefal.
len, 0as seigt, fpie Die &iefenmenser
ser rufii6en 9efangenen burd
transportiert iperOen. Dds fonnte uni
burfte Der .0oilp Gtetd" natiirlid
Ieinen ensliiden asfern niht bieten
8erpennen aber pollte er bas Bill
81 70 muBte Is eben oeutide aricss
ssfdnsene in petrosrnb Darielen
bur i9aDs. Sic perrdterif6c pidel
baube! 9aran bat oas 8latt lol
niht gebd6t!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

Siefennt ibn.- 8oticnt:
limb mas bari id trinten, 5err
Dpitor22
.Maiisr, nidts als Maiier!"
5rau oes arnnten: ~44, Serr
Doiios mDdten sic bas meinem
mdnn niGt mod eenaler fasen2 So
aibt bod and 4iridpaffer!'
unfere @ienfboten. X
@ndbise. sd ipdre ia gang anfries
ben nit Sbnen, Minna nenn Ste
MIR nidt.
ga. end' 5rou: no pitI 2idi
III, bn 1T bali aud n bibden S9at'
tent
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

9teillid bat Der beleiihe 8itter
Moeterlinf, Der leioer Dor Dem
@rieae in 3euti6lonb iebr perbnt,
ibelt mnroe, Den ausipri6 getar,
raB bet arieg ltnr enoen biirfe
nit Der poligen 8erniftlmJ
9eatibInnos. Gle bclltiden 9arba.
rem ieien ia ileibiae mnO inteIIi.
gente arbeitcr. Run gut, mon
iebe bel ben Observation-Disclosures
oannd), boB Die 9entiden ge5inln.
gen miiroen, elm sor5es Sabrbui.
cert lang bic SfIapen guropos 81
lein. Ger Stoliener 0'gnnimsit
Cein 9nter itanunte aus Goler
,ino bieB Happaport) idldet Die
ielbe 0ante; Die iran5oitiden i'm,
englii6en 9ihter iinb ebenfols an
fieleu Son geltimmt. Rnr eiucI
bei61nit nieie @eieuidaft, Der Hl,Ii
Marim @orfi. Gr biclt in Mpsfa,
einen @prtrog Dor Stuoenten, no
6ci er iogte:
.0eutiflonb miiiien mir aGier
Sir ieben fem Bolt NIT rnbiscn
Ser5ihlag in Den fhrfterlidiiel
oIler ariese Sieben, ingeiibte San
De erareifen freimiaig Die @aifer
untermerfen iidI freitoig ben &dl
len ocs SolontenIebens, nift pei
es befobIen miro, nein, neil ieoe
0eutifc bic Rotlpenoigfcit fIbl
oaB iein relics mornres @lut bei
8aterlnItnc atD6rt mo sir DC
bcntidlen &coanfen ilieben mti
@os lit Der Scltide @cSaiye
TeutIdlarn lit Elm bcacs 2ans d
81 Come fam Iii ieoeu @igfel ii.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
Not Feeling Well? Try
These
BY CAROLINE coE.

Don't You feel quite up 40 par?
Fry medicinal foods for few DAYS.
II you are nervous or have a
tendency TO rheumatism or neu.
ralgia. partake of raw or creamed
celery every day for a week.
If your kidneys need q tonic. eat
-pinach once each day for 10 days.
II You are bilious and have those
annoying black spots before your
eyes" eat tomatoes twice a day for
10 days.
DO YOU wonder what will taste
good today" ,or you feel YOU do
not care for thing 20 eat begin
at orce on beet defeat them
once day for 10 days-they are
a fine tonic for the appetite
Lettuce and cucumbers have Il
cooling effect upon the system.
Onions, garlic, leeks and chives
stimulate the circulatory system
and consequently increase the saliva
and gastric juices. This aids di.
gestion.
Raw onions. especially the white
ones, are recommended for insom.
mia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.


Perhaps YOU think that when Old
Man Coyote just missed catching
Peter Rabbit because Peter managed
to reach the Old bramblotaRglo FIRST
ne lost his temper. That shows
that YOU don, know Old Man Coy.
ote. If Reddy Fox had been in his
place very likely Reddy would have
lost his temper and finally gone on
in a great-Fssa- 0la-Aieft Coyote
did nothing OF the kind No. sir. he
did nothing oil the kind. lie just
spat out the little tuft Of white hair
which he had pulled out Of the mid
die OF Peters tail. so near 10 catch
ing Peter had he been, add then
peered in through the brambles and
grinned at Peter II he was disap-
pointed, and of course he was. he
didn't show A. And as for being
angry. why. there wasn't the least
trace OF a temper.
Almost got you. Peter that
Tine said he, breathing very hard.
for he had had long run. IT'S
lucky for you you've kept your legs
oiled up and haven't let them get
rusty"
lie grinned again and Peter
painting for breath there in the
nramble-tangle, felt almost like
trimming back in spite of The fact
that he had been so terribly fright
cued and that he had lost that little
bunch OF hair right out of the mid
die OF his none too big tail.
do you know, Peter, that 1t is
bad business TO NEEDLE IN the al
fairs OF other folks" continued Old
Man Coyote. Nov tonight you
meddled. You warned Honker the
Goose through Paddy The Beaver
and so cheated me out OF a good
dinner. People who NEEDLE gener-
ally get into trouble You came
pretty near furnishing me with that
dinner you cheated me out Of, Peter:
pretty near. One jump more and
Id have had You You wouldn't have
made me as good 2 dinner as one OF
those geese, but you would have
done very we'll
Old Man Coyote licked his chops
and Peter had little shivery,
Gravity feeling all over
And now | am going to give you
fair warning, Peter" went on cd
Man Coyote. still grinning that
unless You get me goose, fat
one, mind you. to make up for the
one YOU cheated me out Of You'll
never get back to the dear Old Briar
Patch. You see I'm giving YOU fair
warning. ! must have 2 goose or
will nave YOU Now don't you wish
You hadn't meddled?'
NO" replied Peter, bravely
enough. though inside his heart
sank as he thought of how far
away the dear, safe old Brier Patch
was. I'm glad ] did it. II that
was mcddling II was a good kind OF
meddling and I'm glad | had the
chance and wasn't afraid to. OF
course | am sorry If you ere hungry
but IL you would learn 20 eat grass
and clover and bark and berries as
do you never would need to go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
THEATFR TO GIVE
SPECIAL HIGH
SCHOOL MATINEES

With the advancement or the mo.
tiou picture as an educational lactcr
cor.os the msiztont demand from
All port. of the country for the pre-
-entation of jhe dlm versions of the
famous classics. such as the works
of Sir Walter Scott. Charles Dick
ems William Cullen Bryant, Henry
NaIzwortb -Leagetilow. Nathaniel
Hawthorne and oiAer master au-
lhors. I'm accordance With this de.
mand various photoplay producers
are offering screen versions of soy
cral of the most famous stories. aud
others are in preparation
The management OF the Alham.
bra theatcr announces special high
school matinee Tor every Friday aft
crnoon in addition tc and immcdi.
ately following the regular after
noon entertainment Those special
entertainments viii begin about 4
O'Clock. and IL Is the announced
purpos" 10 present only the film
version of famous works.
Friday, Dec. ,, the offering will
be Sir Walter SCOTS The Lady OF
the Lake
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01

1.-THE Battle Cry OF Peace. n
nine-reel hlm which is meeting with
success wherever shown. is the pic
rurc being used 20 spread The Cos.
pei OF preparedness aud VIII be-
brought TO tho Broadway Strand the
alter. next week. with the backing
Of number Of prominent public
aen OF Michigan who are person
|ally Interested In the principle.
The film was made by the vita
Igraph company, with capital sup
|plied BY philosophical men who
recognized that In q powerful MIN
drama. adequately staged. tho need
| Of preparedness coiid- be preached
Ito thousands who could be reached
lin no other way.
The scenario was written by
|COmmodore J. stuart Blackton and
was based ON Hudson Naxims re-
cent book "Defenseloss America. d"
The United states government Co
|operated with the manufacture OF
we MN anu at VI tu' Hdf az Ntohfi7
available In the vicinity OF New
York we're placed ~ the disposal OF
tie producers. as well as many com
ranics of regulars. 10000 OF the New
York National guard. 5000 members
OF the G.. a. r.. and much other
|mliitary equipment including aero
Ilgnes, alrshits. submarines. horses
ard coast defense forts
Whth these means az their di-po-
bal. and p cast headed hy Charles
friedman and That's iawton. the pro
,duccrs set TO work and the result
lwas photo.drama that has won the
Endorsement OF public men begin
pipr With President Wilson.