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New Britain herald., 1915-05-03
slILLER < OLSON To BUILD.

Plans for a new building at the corner of Arch and Locust streets have been prepared by Miller ,s Olson, Inc.
 The building will be Of brick and viii contain q store and two fenements. Eventually 1t is planned to remove the business of the company at present at 542 Arch street into the new build ing.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-03
BURC1xHARDT-N MCPHERSON.

It is announced that the marriage of Otto Burckhardt of 401 Arch street and Miss Rhoda l.. Nickerson of Chat ham. Mass, will be celebrated in June. Mr. Burckhardt is assistant secretary of the National Spring Bed company and was councilman from the third ward from 1909 to 1912.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-03
TO RE PROMOTED.

Past Department Commander Fred-s erick v. Streeter has learned that he is to be promoted by the national Of fcers of the G. AIR. What office he
 is to receive has not been divulged by the officers. Mir Streeter is al-
 ready a rf1ernber of the National
 Council of the Administration for life.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-03
APRIL's REPUTATION GONE.

The reputation that April estab- lished as the wettest month of the year was shattered last month when the rainfall at Shuttle Meadow lake was only .S5 inches. This is unusual for the fourth month of the year.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-03
Republican Chairman ReIl
 Tammany Leaders d From the FHt'
TEsTEIES FORMER Nfa
 NEWSPAPER CORR|
Son Of Late U. s. senator. stand Produces Several Letters Prom Files Kep' From 1899 to 1909 Tells of Conversation V Regarding Hughes.

Tells Of Conversation
 Regarding Hughes.
 syracuse, N. Y, May g. liam Barnes told him Murphy, of Tammany asked for help in 1901 direct primaries bill In the lature, and that the then| of the republican state had answered he would aid asked and had rem| he would not pull the| leaders "chestnuts from was the sworn testimony e| supreme court here today T. Arndt, formerly Alp1 pondent of a New York MT. Arndt was one of sd nesses who today were p1 the stand by the defense. suit of Wm. Barnes Jr., aH odore Roosevelt. Among Edward 1T. Platt. son Of Thomas C. Platt, former un senator and described in testimony as The Easy b Platt produced several bN letters taken from the fils his father from 1899 to 1|
 Jacob J. Dickinson, of ton. D. C., another fornc pondent of a New York nc' Albany, testified regarding sation he had with MT. E which the subject If Hughes and race trasxil~., was freely discussed.
 Dolan Iscsa1nes Sta
 MT. Dolan resumed [ promptly upon tho openina lie was questioned at lCngt' M. Bowers, chief counsel f Roosevelt, upon ccntraeta a the common council of j, MT. Dolan explained If repeated use of the same position. In some cases. the company figured on ~ 5 cents page for prin| documents as the proceeEir common council. in oth' the bid was $1.25 per pan. same type composition M profits of $1.10 per page VI upon.
 Printed at S1.55 a I,,
 In testifying about repo, board of education Mir 2 the contract with the boar printing at $1.5B page Il bi-monthly reports. An it' looks of the Argus compan that one thousand copies q nual report compiled from ly reports had been bilie' Journal company Theee said the witness. were fur he board of education fok told how tho t which the bi-monthly rcis. struck off was kept in fo' he order for the one fhouAa If the annual report was \ l"Now, wasn't the repof board of education also prin| proceedings of the common lsked MT. Bowers.
 Yes" replied the witnci
 "So that the report in hi Tas printed on three separ ions from the same type r
 That is coirccL' repl )olan.
 No Market Price,
 Did you charge the fail rice for your work ~
 There was no market prI
 Were you under an a fith the Journal comp9ny fteen per cent. for all ol eived from the common col We agreed to pay fifteen we should get the work 1g their extras"
 Were you printing for a f education under contract| Yes"
 And did you pay fifteen pon your contracts?'
 "I do not recall" replied m.
 Didn't that check you DO ence include fifteen per ce our contract with xhe board ation?"
 "I do not recall"
 Mowers Produces Boo MT. Bowers produced A bD, ad upon it the imprint s1el le Journal company"
 "Nyho printed itf" he aI fitness.
 The Argus company" rel olan.
 "ln 1909 and 19ff aIdmt le Journal cornpany fifte mt. for all moneys you oun the citygr
 Yes" replied the witness
New Britain herald., 1915-05-03

tContinued on Third Page.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-23
a ~ vENlzELOS.

The Greeks are now engaged In .
bitter political contest 10 decide II
they Will enter the war against Tur-
key or remain neutral. and the light
has come down 10 q trial OF strength
between King Constantine and the
queen on one side and former Premier
vcnisclos on the other. The king
WAS raised in the German army. and
he has for years been q partisan Of
Germany. The queen IL q sister Of
Kaiser Wilhelm. and of course, her
sympathies are with Germany. II ID
said that this position has made them
unpopular. veniselos. ON the other
hand. Is the strongest man in the
country. and II believed TO bs the
most popular leader there. He be-
ilevcs. like most Greeks. that when
Turkey Is nnaliy driven from Europe
by the allies. Russia win fall heir to
all her possessions. unless they get In
ON the war before the division Of the
spoils.
A day after veniselos resigned M
the king prorogued the par
lialnsnt Tor . month. fearing such .
feeling would b aroused against the
new ministry that was being formed
In the interest Of peace Il would not
last. long.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-23
KEEP URIC ACID
out Of JOINTS | !
YELLs RHEUMATIsM suERERERs
no EAT LESS MEAT AND TAXI
sALrs \

RhsumAtism \ seeler q avoid than
to cure, statsa 4 gell known author
|,ty. We ars advised y dress warmly
|ksep ths fsst dry; avoid sxposrse; ;
|sst lsss NEST. but drink p'saty cf
good water. & :..S q \.
RheumatlaIh u Z direct resnlt of
|satins too much meat ana othes rluh
|ioods that prodOo1 uric aeid whtehsls
|stS6rbsd " ~ blood Il Y ~ t1nel
|tion IL (he ktltsSg u Altst this ae
from ~ bioo1 - eAst y out y " Y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-23

sinful Medsord 10 threatened with
the fate OF the wicked citiss Of sodom
and 0omorrsh according to . proph-
ecy seat the Mail Tribune. from m
unknown source. Perhaps Roxy Ann
II 10 gst busy ~ volcano and over
whslm the valley. IN which case Il II
hopsd operations begin In time to at-
tract the worlds fair tourist traflc.
Anyway, something awful Il to hap
pen perhaps. ---Msdsord Mall Trib-
une.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-23

Supervisor Brown. Of the local for.
est ONCE. has received Information
from the bureau Of the hygisnic lab.
oratory. California state board Of
health. located II Berkeley. that the
heads Of two coyotes which we're
killed at Paisley were found 70 con.
tain symptoms Of the rabies. Lake
County Examincr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-23

\ The YrekA chamber Of commerce
IN conanemoratlon Of lts second year
iof existence celebrated tho event in
~ behttins manner last Monday night
Iat = big banquet. and ono Of the most
enthusIastlc booster meetings ever
held In Yrska. The banquet was at-
tended BY citiscns from every part o7
the county ana many ringing speeches
were made. not only by members Of
our commercial body. but BY many
of the ci,ixens from every section or
The county, yteka Journal.
go
Husnr llcs4 Tcst
A great man. experimental sugar
beet pinnts nrc being put out In var
lcu~ parts ~ i',c valley. Amons those
who are extensively and industrious.
iy MAKING tests Of the culture OF
l,ects n the Rogue River canal com.
psny. This company owns several
thousand acres ~ lind northeast OF
Mcdford and they aro putting on,
good sised plats Of bsets on different
parts Of their land, The idea OF scat
terinG thesc plata over q goodly part
Of their holdings II TO make a thor
ough test Of the beet culture on the
different character of soil. --Medfor
different character Of soil. Medford
VIM FlgLf Fir~ With Spray
A large number Of ordinary fruit
spray pumps Of small sias Will BE- re-
hailt 10 that they can b easily car
rIed on horseback for uss IN lighting
Area In the Cascade national forest
this year. The pumps ~ they are
manufactured are bulky whom Il
comes 10 carrying them on pack or
IN horseback. bui can be- folded out
Of the way and the pump will b. made
to fold as compactly ~ possible. -
Eugene Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-23

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

Safen ber6pten! Gas Baden III
ieBt in 5rantrei6 iebr eeFdbrfid. Die
D~erIogenen yafntliden" S~eeresberidte bas
ben almdblid ben 3peifet pa6gsrufsn,
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Dor Der amtIiden 9eri4terfattuuo mebr.
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fden iiber ben 5agelIalag In 5iiofrants
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f4en 9eereslettung Idngit gum 9ortbsiIs
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8er3iht duf @arfaau 1T 16atiade aes
porben. Die stitpeilige gefebung ourd
bic beutfde SoIbdtesta 1T frdtteifd Be-
%oeutuHeslos.4 Mtgen tronifher ge.ners
iuneen purhsR brti Gtrabengdnaer tur8er
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i~tattuue it III gdris ein GtaatsberbrsdtH
DsnH bds ggigtnipfem@ 1T bod cine
i StadtssIuri4tuus".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

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Hatt uaH @0rtpHsu ant lauafdm atFnIt
nif iniaraabtBt 3nift In BEN iHHi5rHhn
Blnihtu otA Mildnitt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

5n frubeitr Grii6s. Die frif6e mors
g~enIuft. bic ~ungehinotrt burd bic nett
offene Balfpnthir In mein 3immer bringt.
bat mir ben Gdtaf btrldaifts 9runten
ldpeift meiR auqt iiber bic munnerb1rs
eaOn9elt Osr 9uisI unO oss Mcerss.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

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matbtlt stn etittt init stuifatu aritass
ihifitu.
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ld]pl Die tt0pp AfbfltdglAt GdRtt hpn
6nutdt nod QiHobgn din M1snis fir its
ben DtutFhtn uub Gthtrrtider. Die
Ttutfht @ddnotf6aft in GiTabnn Bat
auBtrofm an oas bieitge 8onialat Biz
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nebr au fhidtu. ba elm Durhtommm BON
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5ioen iebt m0gliden Mtst mad Dtutfds
lamb. burh bic idarfe usbertpaann9 Bic
its 9hetIes bes Mlitttlmteres bura Frans
56ffhe unb britilhe artu8er 70 gut pte
ausfdtsIes Iti. 60 BIN ih aud iriegss
gefaugen, 8par in eiuem pardbieIideh
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nidts peiter tbun, als bic Gauit in Der
Iuihe baflsu.
llno ingrimmis idiittetfe i6 fe mad
benz n6igbflpsr", Der iia arrogant brett
inter meme Genitsr seIegt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

8oden perge9en. Sum 8~tpeiten maIe
Idon felt meiuer unfreilpilligeu 2dnopng
lpanbert Der 8unebmenbe Wonb ibtr ben
bunteIblaucn 6ternbimmet, 70 baB i'd
nidt miibe tperbt, bic filberne Mdrdens
pradt on5uitaunen. 9as Meer, gtbetms
ni5ooa unb NIT ldpar5bIauen 5iefsn,
lodt gum Babe, WobIig tafe i8 mid bon
fdmeihelnoen. lauen Melen treibeu.
@an3 leife nur betpege ih bic @lieber, unb
tduienb uno a6ertaufenb Buntea ipriben
dlf rings nm MID berum.
Wteeresleuhttn!
Qm ufer nartft bas Qutp. Mie eilt
tpeiBes 9anb 3iebt Iid bic breitc 7elfenz
itrdbe i'm monOlidt an ben u%fer9dngen
BIN. Der Dagen buf1t uber gerabe
6treden ulo I'M fdarfe 8iegungeu, tletz
teri 8erge 6tnauf unb gleitet i6sr
6dIu6ten, bic dlts BEN grellen Qidt Der
G4einperFer 9Ieidt pieoer in nahtfdnars
3es 8untel beriinten. Mn Der Spite bsS
idh ms Meer itir3enben Sap @irao pers
~flattert cine ilbcrne Wotte, unb gang ipeit
brduBen auf Dem Mfetr Hammer auf unO
oergtii6en III itettm De4iel bic 3ahlloien
6adelu ber 5ifderbtote.
Don auiffanas 9erraFs tliugt uns Elm
Heler RuF entgegen:
n9rei britiide areu3er g4boutir",
uGrtff1", poo9ut" ourd Elm beutides
llntetIeebDot Derni1teti"
8ds mar cine Mdr6ennaht auf Mds
betrd!
8ie bic gauge @elt, leibet aud Ma
Deird i9net inter Der burh ben arieg
oerurfadteu tpirt6idaitIihen ariTis. Die
gan3e Smell Iebt bon Dem Shiffsperte6r,
Der, in Griebens3titsn BON groBem llms
fdnge. ieBt duf Elm Minimum 3uTdnmens
geidrampFt 1T. Qbgeieben BON hen gdn3s
liden Qusbleiben beItIher Ghiffe, bds
ii9 iehr fiibl6ar madt, bat aud oas
Neutrality-suspicious." Ql6ion feline 5diff
fabrt gang bebeuteab tinThrdnien miiTen.
Bon Der Union Cattle Cine, bersn DAM
pier in Grieoas3etten ourh dRttts
lid bretmal n6hentlid duf
Der Nus ooer 6eimreiie bon SiiOdfrita
5anhdl %dnIaufen, babe id fpdbrenb tons
Ger 3e9n Dpden muir bret
q aiffe geieben. Die .Ropdf Mait"
bic aGlber 9smpfter", bic ngeoparo
Zine" erf4einen duBerit unregelmdBig,
unb bic pdar bolfduoif6en Shiffe mad
8eitinbien ttnb Suoamertfa .ptlen aud
niht piel bebepten. Der Dlangel an Der
bienit bat bic 9afenarbeiter 3u elmer
eigeudrti5en 0emonitration getrieben. sic
%um8ineelttn bic ain Qaub erThienenen
Gffi5iere bes englii6en &reu3ers s4rqos
naut9 NIT BEN Rufe: g2lbaio Ia g%uerta!"
Mieber nit BEN 3risaD GrIt bic golb
3si toHnte bic iiberraidtsn GngIanber be-
freten.
geionbers Idper betroffen pirb nsben
BEN Deinbdnbet bic Stidereis ~5nbuitrie.
Die groben Gtidereifirmsu, fait aaes
otutfhe, baben gr0btentheils lire 8es
fddfte fhtteBen mii1en. 8aburh Iinb
biele 1aufenbe, - man IddBt duf co.
600, = BON StideriHnen broblos getpors
ben. 3as Bolt DON Mabeird 1T bettets
arm, frog Der ober bielleiht gerdbe fpeqen
Der INSTRUMENTATION 0dtur. Gs lebt
bon Der 5dnb in ben Mlnb. Wirb ihm
bel. 0erbienIs ben Is aus benz SdiFfss
unb GrtnbenDsrfehr jitbt. gentmmen, 70
ssrdth es in bitterIe Hpth.
RdtiirIih fdautn duh bic pieIen 66ttls
unb geniionsbeiibsr ihfpar3 in bic 3us
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
MASONS GIVEN
EBONY GAVEL
Supreme Council Receives
Handsome Gift from Henry
Lansburgh.
DEGREES ARE CONFERRED
Commander Moore Announces New
Temple at Sixteenth and S Streets
viii Be Open to Public.

The thirty-third degree was conferred
upon 300 newly elevated honoraries last
night by the Supreme Council Of the
Southern Jurisdiction, Scottish Rite Ma
sons at impressive ceremonies held In
the assembly room OF the new House
OF the Temple. Sixteenth and streets
northwest
Following the exercises 300 newly elect
ed knights commander were welcomed
into the court of honor. Officers of the
Supreme Council and others participat-
ing In the degree work were attired in
full regalis and the robes of ONCE.
Committees Give Reports.
Sovereign Grand Commander George
Fleming Moore yesterday announced
that the House of the Temple will be
thrown open to the public for inspec-
ton following the adjournment Of the
sessions OF the Supreme Council. which
probably will occur this afternoon
The session OF the Supreme Council
yesterday was devoted to the reading OF
reports of committees and transaction Of
other routine business. .-
The council has been presented with
a handsome gavel by Henry Lansburgh.
OF Washington. It Is made OF ebony
and trimmed with gold and was manu-
featured by one OF the leading jewelers.
Of the country. II is said to be the hand
soonest ever used by Masons in this
country. The presentation address was
made by Lyman W. Witcover.
The Supreme Council tomorrow will
hold memorial exercises for Gen. Albert
Pike, the worlds greatest Masonic
scholar and author of many impressive
rituals. II the weather is favorable the
exercises will be held at the grave of
Gen. Pike. but in case of rain the cere-
monies Will be conducted in the House
Of the Temple.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
6be OownGrter


CO., Law
sIS oi i'Io Is pIshn'ns 70
,L Gu ana SMOKER , next
'o'" a. inc |iuo'
Floridn Society of Washington
viii be formed at meeting to be held
S Nehhs' NoNeHoer al
'ema.oL duncan Y. rle'cher
az are prominent IN
'he '"'''a''e eos'
Omeers were elected at the hrst
meeting OF the year Of the Emery
lexington Home School Association las:
night at the Emery school Mrs. FRYE
presided. The officers elected were presi-
dent. DIR. Fales' vice president. Mrs.
Adelaide Davis: treasurer: Mrs. Pollock
~ -. 80 81 . % Va
e
The Christian Endenvor Society of
the New York avenue Presbs<terian
Church held a reception at the Cairo
hotei last nisht. DIR. wallace Radcliffe.
pastor OF the church and his wife Mrs.
Radcliffe received. number Of other
Christian Endeavor Societies OF Wash
ington attended.
George n. Kirkpntrirk, the famous
author of "War-what For?" will lee
ture in the old Masonic Temple. Ninth
and F streets northwest. next Sunday
evening. Inc ute OF MS lecture VIII
be Think or Surrender" Mr.. Kirk
patrick is regarded as one of the
foremost anti-militarist propagandists
in America The lecture will be given
under the auspices OF the Socialist
party of the District of Columbia
The having on the approaeh tn the
Anacostia bridge has been completed
and yesterday rafhc was allowed on
both sides. The improvement marks
the elimination of one OF the worst
stretches of roadway in the District
The paving on the east side OF Nichols
avenue from Good Hope road south
ward is progressing rapidly. and it is
expected in few more days will be
ready for use.
According 10 n report by the treas
urer of the Pocahontas Memorial As
ISOLATION at a meeting Thursday at
the Bellevue Hotel only $500 is
needed to complete the erection of the
monument to Pocahontas on James,
town Island. located on the James
River. Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey is
president of the association and Miss
Mary Lee Goddard, recording secre-
tary
Tn. ar.t fall meeting nj IN. lot,
literary Club was hold "wednesday
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia and MsrylSnd-Fsr
Saturday and SUNDAY: gentle noTthsrly winds.
For Virginia Cloudy in southeast. fair in north
and west por.iOps SATURDAY. Sunday fair; moderate
northerly WINS.
Il y considerably cooler in the Atlantic States.
and slightly otDIcT in the Northern Upper lake re-
son. the Gulf States and the far West Elsewhere
temperatures much above the sessonabe avcrsse.
q rule. especially in the Northwest HAVE. Mont.
reporting the highest October temperature Of record
With the exception OF local rains Saturday in the
South Atlantic States the weather will be generally
fair Saturday and Sunday east Of the Mississippi
River without decided change In temperature. al
though II viii be somewhat warmer Saturday In the
Upper LsFe region and the Ohio Valley.
Local temperature-Midnight. 66; ? a. m. e.;
a. m, s.: a. m, 81: a. m, -: 10 a. m. g; l.
noon. 6: T. m. s.: ?. n, s.; p. m. s.;
r m. 50; % p. m. 81. Highest Co. lowest. S.
Relative humiiIty-s q. m, n; 2 p m. g; Q
Relative hnmidIty-s 4. m. II; = r. m. =: s
Of sunshine l0e per cent Of possible sunshine, 100
TCmIerztme same date last yelr-Hishest n; low
est 90.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23

Mrs. Fora Emma Howe. formerly OF
this city. self-styled widow OF Henry NJ
Flagler. the railroad magnate. has been
found guilty in General Sessions in New
York City OF having obtained $500 from
Frank ]. Mahoney. a young telephone
operator, by promising to make him her
private secretary at $4,000 a year.
Az she was led to the Tombs she Is
said to have remarked 10 Abraham Levy.
her attorney:
Never mind. I'll prove yet that l am
Mrs. Flagler."
The assistant district attorney stated
that Mrs. Howe had run up a SIS bill
at a New York hotel and had paid II with
n worthless check. lie also pointed out
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
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The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
AMERICANS IN CYPRUS.
Copper Syndicate Extracting Metal
from Island Mines.

The island of Cyprus, lately become i'm
portant as the price" offered to Greece
for her strong arm. has not escaped the
searching eye Of the American prospector.
according to United States commerce
report of October IS. =,
At Skouriotissa an American copper
mining syndicate has already extracted
about 100000 tons of ore from its mines
and has recently applied for permission
to build a railway from the mines to
Karavostassi, where the ore is shipped
The company expects in a short time
to be mining 1000 tons OF ore a day.
Transfer of ownership of the island to
Greece is not expected to interfere with
the prosperity Of the copper mines. which,
since the commencement Of the war. have
been In . very prosperous condition. =