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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-01

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New Britain herald., 1915-06-18

less bi-plane swooped into tree top and threw him to the ground He was unconscious for about ten min utes but today is as we'll as ever with
 the exception of lame back and bruised side.
 Four flights had been made by Ny 1gren, all of them during the after
 noon. Just as the storm clouds be-
 gan to- gather he decided to try a
 fifth flight. Like gull he rose from
 the ground and was master of the
 machine until his motor began to slow tip. He realized the seriousness Of the situation and turned the ma chine, intending to alight At the same time a gust of wind took poses sion of the bi-plane and drove 1t into a tall tree. The collision sent Ny gren hurtling to the ground, where he !, was rendered unconscious.
 Otto Rittner, his mechanician, and ! Hilner S. (Hummer) Anderson, a < friend, rushed to his side, believing
 him to be dead.
 Mr and Mrs. Scoville Of Plainville, l who were watching the young aviator
New Britain herald., 1915-06-18

!, Nonno, Ruby Estelle Dixon, Christina Pauline Drauchick. Agnes Hildur Ellgren. Lillian Hide gard Ellquist. Alma Elizabeth Eng dahl
 Mary Katherine Fallen. Catherine Agnes Forsyth.
 Mildred Etta French, Bertha Inge- i borg Fredrickson, Florence Eleanor Fusaro, Erma Marie Calm berty. Mabel Emmaline Gates Rosa Linnea Gelhaar, Minnie Marie Glabau, Au- relia Dorothy Gnacco, Mildred Mar ] garet Goodrich, Nellie Frances Good I,rich, Mary Pauline Grazulewich, Ethel May GrisWold, Sarah Hannah Gross, ! May Leah Guenther. Alice Maud Hackney. Gladys Lil-
 liam Haigis, Sigrir Helen Hallberg, Ellen Christine Hart, Winifred Eiiz-
 abeth> Hartnett, Veronica Cecel;a Has,
 son, Sadie Louise Hoch, Ethel Amelia
 Hodge, Mary Caroline Hoffman, Lil-
 ,lian Constance Hopkins Doris Dy- son Horsfall, Minnie Magdeleine Hu- !, Der.
 Ingeborg ! Anna Jacobson, Alice Marie JesterA Esther Elizabeth John- son. Hildur Emelia Johnson, Jennie Theresa Johnson.
 1 Sadie Elizabeth kaplan, Ruth Alice Kilbourne. ArAna Gertrude Kobs, Stephanie AmeliaS Konrad. Bella Fran ! ces Kramer, Gladys Ethel Krum. Wanda CeceliS Lagosz, Annie En1elia Larson, ClaFa Linnea Larson, Dorothy Ethelyn \ Latham, Patrie l Clara Lemeris, Jennie Dorothy Levin, | *Nellie Levitt, Elienl Henrietta Lind ! strom, Mollie Light, SEthel Lipman,
 Edith Lucille Loomis, Dorothy Mitchell l Loomis, Helen Beatrica Luddy. 1 Agnes Helen Mansfield Gertrude 1 Estella Mellen, Anna Cecelia Miecz- kowski, Ruth Grace Moore, Bran 1 ces Margaret Morrissey.
 Esther Mabel Nelson, Eby Blanche
 Neri, Ruth Emma Norton. 1 Edith Marion Oberg, Agfnes Kath- eren OhIson. Adeleine AIngeborg Ohman, Alice Emily Olson Eleanor
 Virginiea Olson Ruth Margaret Olson, Marion May Osder1.
 Edith Celia Paulsen, Mildred Helen Peterson, Bertha Pauline Paterson,
 Lottie Mildred Piorkowski, Ruth
 Elizabeth Prelle.
 l Anna Quinn.
 ] Fern Elizabeth Redden, Minnie
 Wilhellnina Richter. Gertrudei Mary
 Reilly. Ruth Adeline Rodin, s.Hazel l Frances Roth.
 Helen Rebecca satterthwaits, Rose
New Britain herald., 1915-06-18

Ernest Leroy Robertson, Edward Clarence Rockwell, *Thrre William Roseen, William Louis Rowe, Charles Henry Rudolph -S
 Samuel Charles Sahlotsky, John Julius Sakalauskas, Walter Otto schindewoIf. Walter William SchIei- cher Clifford Albert Scheidler, Charles Theodore Schechtman, Ernest William Schlichting, Alfred Schwad CT, James Edward Shaw, Myer ShuTberg, John Peter Sinkiewicz, Louis Charles Sleath Elmer Philip Sparks, Moses Edward Spector, Joseph George Stalk, Jack Stepanian, Emil Emanuel Sund- strum, Gunnard Herbert Swanson.
 Louis Tarsky, Valerie Albert Tinti, Roger Walter Truslow.
 Simon ! Valentins, Charles Dana yibberts, Lester Albert vibherts.
 Bruno Albert Wagner, arnold Fred- crick wallen, Elmer Paul Waflen, Harry John Walsh, Edward Ne1insky
 Harry Robert Welinsky, William
 August Wolf, Harvey Kimball Wood ford. @ 54
 George Leonard, zehler, William August ziegler. Girl Graduates.
 Annette Beulah Abrahamson, Anna Helen Adamaitis. Viola Blanche Alex, Florence Sylvia Albert, Ester Ellen Anderson, Hattie Florence Anderson, Pearl Anderson, Eva Appell
 Alice Rita Bailey, Helen Mar guerite Behnke, Lauretta Barbara Beilman,, Mary Ellen Beloin, Eleanor | Charlotte sBengtson, Elvera S. Bengt- son, Priscilla Elsa Bergstrom, Elsie Helen German. Mary German, Emma Marion Bernasconi, Mabel Maria Der quist, Lilfie Rose Bertini, Winifred Josephine Boehm, Pearl Bessoff, Helen Pearl Birnbaum, Jessie Fulton Blair, Alice Spencer Bodycoat, Minnie Eliz- abeth Borg, Laurie Anna Botham, Myrtle Isabell Boyington, Doris Louise Bradley, Betsy Leah Erin, Beulah EMarion Brown. Ella Margaret Brown, Sadie Elizabeth Buckley, Louise Mar l garet Bulmahn. Lillian Gertrude Cameron, Marion , Gertrude Cantor, Florence Eleanore
 Carlson, Vasti Mathilda Carlson, Fife ,Adeline Carleton, Myrtle May Carroll Agnes Louise Case, Rose Chernoff
 Mary Winston Clifford, Helen Dor
 othy Collins, Minnie Comcnick, Ther-
 esq Marie Cook, Anna Josephine Cur ioni.
 | Olive Fancy Davis, Lucy Marie Di-
New Britain herald., 1915-06-18

Frances Ssvio, Ruth Schacfer, Ruby Marie ScheidIer, Tillie Schneider, Minnie Mary Schusler, Mildred Louise Sedgwick, Hazel Christine Selandcr, Mildred Sherman, Ruth Corinc Sher- man, *IIelen Mary Sikora, Esteilc Clark Simons, Cecilia Mary Skrentny, Margaret Rose Slaney, Olive Marion slarey, Marjorie Ellen Sleath, Eara May Smart, Marion Nee Solomon, Rose Blanche Solomon, sEcrtsudc Elizabeth Smith, Grace Marie smith, Edith Irene Steele, Edith Alvina Stohl, Elin Linnea StchI, Lillian Karin Sundling. Viola Linca S0neson, Edith Charlotte Swanson, Esther Helen Swanson, Mildred Francina Swanson.
 Borghild Thompson, Dorothy Glad den Townsend. %
 S;antola Anna Vetrano.
 Helen Martha Wacker.
 Honor List s
 The honor list of the graduating class follows: a
 sGunaar Valentine Anderson, Cur tis Wilson Christ, Clifford Langdon Faulkner, Robert Burns Forbes, AL bert Arthur Hilton, Milton Emil Hjerpe, John Everett Hoffman, Jo- seph Horenstein, +Thure Adolf John son, Ralph Joseph Kolodney, Arvid Norlander Larson, Harold Lawry, Edson Clark Lockwood, James Lind say Muir, Lawrence Valentine Nord- gren, William Joseph o'Brfen. Clar- ence Olaf Olson, >Albert Joseph Rhy- an, Arvid Steel Thorvaldsen. James Dexter Walcott, jr., # Harold Edward Wallin.
 Florence Adeline Albanese Ger trude Anderson, Rose Genevieve Bay CT, Fedora Julia Coburn, Sophia Gins berg, Elizabeth Catherine Hiltpoid, i aElna Eivira Johnson, Julia Haivida Johnson, Margaret Anna Kelly.
 sDaisy Margaret Koplcwitz, Ethel Olive Nygren, Ruth Estelle Pinches, Etta Rose Richman Jeannette Segal, Sally Hildur Swanson, Ruth, Linton Taylor, Hannah Waskowitz, Doris Williams.
 Pupils whose names are marked with an asterisk have completed the
New Britain herald., 1915-06-18

also rushed to his aid. Dr. J. N. Bull of Plainville was sunoned and after an examination announced that no bones were broken. Nygren was able to return to his home in this city but the aeroplane was not res- cued from the tree until today. It is said that it can be repaired.
 Nygren has been making flights at the Tyler place for the past few weeks. His bi-plane is considered a speedy machine and ine has had great success, meeting with no serious ac- cidents until yesterday. Nygren is a pupil of Nels Nelson. for whom he was formerly mechanician and with whom he travelled all over the United States.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-18
Hef71s
inner clothing at Wilson's.

Hammer clothing at Wilson's. e Burr has entered the ern- {affney Bros
 nembers of the Connecticut | society will attend an out lake Congamond on June 22.
 James A. Kilby of San 8l., is visiting his sister, Mrs. fppIe of 40 Walnut street. otto: Quality First. The Eddy nd Decorating Co.--advt. anored that Rev. Antonio Italian curate at St. Mary's is soon to be assigned to a
 New Haven.
 out sale of millinery. M. A. i See ad. advt.
 Beckman, who recently re- rom the mission fields of i'll speak at the Swedish faurch Sunday evening His
 Killed during an uprising, in J1try
 company No. was called h1ig oy a still alarm to a e ce1far of the vacant house sple street. l EPenfield camp, $. of V, will q delegation from T. W. camp of Bristol tonight. Hats and Neckwear, always. Eli s. advt.
 k7an yaIkingberg of New York isifing Mrs. F. Suprenant of |rry street.
 |nt11,s mind mass will be cele- ht St. Mary's church Saturday k at o'clock for the late FNeill,s editor of the Herald. directors Of the Chamber of 'rce will hold a meeting this on at 4::30 o'clock.
 $ Witkin has applied to the
 inspector for a permit to garage on Elm street. Bengston, a clerk at the Globe
 store. is recovering from an |of pneumonia at his home on Meadow avenue.
 z Kramer. who figured in an cident Sunday evening, is now pneumonia.
 |1ted Officer Fred Wagner will l to duty tomorrow after his kabsence due to injuries to hi r
 Election of officers of Lexington E. o, 0. F., will be held mex ay evening.
 oers of Unity Rebekah lodge
 F., will meet Sunday even
 IS o'clock to take part in tn, memorial exercises of the Odt
 iii the First church. as of the deceased nlembers Q hgtp1a camp, F. o. $. ofgA., wil orated Sunday morning at 1 &
New Britain herald., 1915-06-18
SURPRISE PARTY.

A very. pleasant surprise was girer' Miss Astrid Anderson in honor Qx her graduation from the N. E. N. H A great many of her friends anQ classmates were present. The crcn< ing was spent in dancing and eainc4 Vocal selections were rendered bY| Walter Faik and Stanley Andrews piana selections by Miss Bertha Brlnk and Miss Ida Eliason. A coliatie n was served. Miss Anderson VI presented with a handsome writiiA
 desk.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-18

work o< the seventh and cixhti, grades in one year. ncstine Williams. Mary Agnes Wii@ Hams, Olive Elizabeth Williams, Ere. da Williams, Freda Gertrude Wino* kur, Flora Emma Woitowits, DQri8 Ethel Wolff. M
 Helen ida yuns.
 Julia l1crence zahier Edna Mnsr garet Fisk.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-18
HAVE YOU TRIED THIS scHEsrrs

A Residents of Camp street and vicin-' ity have been greatly annoyed during the past few days by frequent. visltss oi strange man vino has uppeaAcd successfully for bouquets of flowers
 which he declared were to be used at funerals of his relatives. Invesliga-s ten revealed tho fact that the btus ouets have been serving to uccoratt the bars of saloons. the owners of which have been psying for them ln| drinks.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-18
REID NEWS MEMORIAL.

Sunday will be memorial day fof the Red Men and Degree of Poca* hontas The decoratins committct of Mattabesett tribe and fndisnol* council will meet at Juddis hall at ' a. m, to arrange bouquets for deet orating, All members having Hower8 to donate are requested to have them at the hall not later than 9sSo nf leave them with sorne member ck the committee.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-18
IS THROWN
 FROM HIS BIPLANE
Unconscious Ten Minutes Follow.
 ing Accident in PlainYille

Richard c. Nygren of this .city whose accomlishments as an aviator have won no little fame for him, miraculously escaped death at the Tyler place in Plainville at 6:30 o'clock last night when his head
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-28

"You need rest. Our center, where We
have the column Of last nights attack
stiIl concentrated If anything would
convince me that have to fight this
war alone-I-" Westerling choked IN
irritation.
"Yes. The ground is such that 1t Is
tactically safe and advantageous
move for Lanstron to make. He strikes
at the vitals of our machine"
"Bnt what about the remainder OF
the force that made the charger What
about all our guns concentrated In
front OF Engadlr3"
Il was coming to that. The rout OF
the assaultfng column was much worse
than we had supposed. Those who are
strong enough cannot be got to re-
form. Many were SO exhausted that
they dropped in their tracks. Our
guns are at this moment In retreat
or being captured by the rush OF the
Browns infantry. Your Excellency
the crisis Is sudden. Incredible"
"Our wire service has broken down
We cannot communicate with many o.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-28
CHAPTER Xxx.
running the Tables.

Turning tne apteA
Through the door which the aide
had left open the division chiefs. led
nv Turcas, filed In. To Westerling
they seemed like procession OF
ghosts. The features Of one we're the
features OF ell, craven with the weari-
ness Of the machines treadmill. Their
harness held them up. A moving plat
form under their feet kept their legs
moving. They grouped around the
great mans desk silently. Tsrcas. bis
iips hait-opensd seam. his voice that
Of crinkiing parchment acting as
spokesman.
aThs enemy seized his advantage
he sa,d. when he found that our re-
serves were on the march. out Of touch
with the wire 10 headquarters"
westerling forced a smile which be
wanted to be knowing smile.
However, we had not prepared oul
positions for the defensive" continued
hat very literal parchment voice
.sThey began sn assault on our lsf
sank first and we've Just had Wort
that they have turned It Nor Is tina
| the worst Of Il They are pressing 2
other well-chosen points. They threat
en- to pierce our center"
j -our eenteri" gihed Westsziini
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-28

bis boyish, small face and round head
act close TO bis shoulders. remained
undisturbedly exact
yes. there IL q leak. and from the
staf,." he answered. Until ! have
found II this army ought to suspend
any aggressive
Il was not asking advicsi- inter.
ruptsd westerlins.
but ! repeat. the leak Ia not nsces-
sary 10 disclose this new movement
that you plan. Thar air craft win dis
oloss it, Beliini concluded. He had
dome his duty and had nothing more to
say.
-Dirgibles DO not win battiesl"
westeriing announced. They are won
nv getting infantry In possession Of Do
sitions and holding them. No matter
~ We don't surprise the enemy
Haven't the Browns held their line
with inferior numbersf II they have
we can hold the rest Of ours Tia
r,ves US Overwhelming forces at In
gadir.-
.gHou take ell responsibility" askeS
Turcas.
| Z doll said wsstsriinE firmly AN
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-28
The Vision
Of Christ
By REV. GEORGE E. GUILE
Bible Teacher. Extension Department
Moody Bible Institute d Chicago

TEXT-And 1t came to pass, when he
had made an end of speaking unto saul,
that the soul of Jonathan was knit to
the soul OF David. and Jonathan loved
him as his own soul.-I Samuel ISL
For forty days the armies of the
Philistines were arrayed on one side'
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-28

and the armies Oh
Israel on the 9TH
er side Of the val
ley of Elah. For
forty days the
champion Of the
Philistines adj
vanced and chal-
lenged the hosts
Of Israel, and,
though there was
the promise OF
freedom for his
fathers hous q,
and great riches
and the daughter
Of the king for q
wife for the man
who would kill the
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-28

our division commanders" put In Bel
lini. the chief Of intelligence.
'Yes, our organization, 30 dependent
on communication, Ia IN danger OF dis
ruption," concluded Turcas. ITO avoid
disorder. we think It best to retreat
across the plain to our own range"
At the word retreat" Westerling
sprang to his feet, his cheeks purple
the veins OF his neck and temples
sculptured as he took 9 threatening
step toward the group, which fell back
before the physical rage Of the man,
all except the vice-chief. bis mouth 0
thin. ashy line. who held his own.
"You cowardsl" westerling thun-
dered. Retreat when we have fve
millions 10 their three!"
I'VE have not that odds now" replied
the parchment voice. "All their men
are engaged. They have caught US ct
a disadvantage. unable to use our num-
bera except in detail In trying to hold
4
on In face or
II tell you we cannot retreatl" Yves
, terling interrupted. "That is the end
, | I know what you DO not know. ] an
, IN touch with the government. Yes.
: know
Il This brought fresh alarm into facet
, which had become set in grim stoicisn
! | by many alarms. n the people were II
ignorance Of the losses and the arm!
4 | In ignorance Of the nations feeling
a the officers Of the staft were no less u
> ignorance Of what passed over TIL
!. | long-distance wire between the chile
n OF star and the premier.
II know what Is best-I alonel
+" westerling continues driving home III
. point, "Tell our commanders to hold
! Neither general nor man is to bulge
Il They are to stick to the death. An
i one who does not l shall hold up {
!, nublio shame as o poltroon. VIII
!. knows but Lanstron's attack may D
II council Of DESPERATION The Brown
!. NAV be worse OF than We are. Hol'
J, holdi II we are tired, they are tire
is Frequently It takes only an ounce mol
" Of resolution to turn the tide Of BATH
"a Hold. holdl Tomorrow win tell d
a ferent storyl We are going to W
Yeti Yes, we are going to wini"
an "a for you to decide. Your Exec
lency." said Turcas, slowly and pr
c,seiy. you take the responsibility.
Il take the responsibility. I am
commando" replied Westerling In U
~ ninching pose.
50 sYes, Your Exceilency.
ng And they fled out Of the room, lee
OF ing him to bis isolation.
an After Marta had learned. over {
AZ. telephone, from Lanstron Of the O
,rs tain repulse Of the Gray assault. fatis
ne sheer physical fatigue such as ma
n. soldiers drop dead In slumber on I
81, sarth. their packs stili on their bac
AZ -overcame her. Her work was DO
The demands Of nature overwhelm
- her faculties. She slept with Q nerve
r. tvitchsng Of her muscles, . resti'
peh tossing Of her 1.-THE body. until Ia
mers began beating on her tempt
he beating, beating with the sound
sheII bursts, a. II to warn her that p
our ,shment for her share In the XIII
nsa YES to be the eternal conclusion
ics hattie IN her ears. At length she n
Ieft ized that the csnnonadins vas reaI
md Fastening out-ofdoors. IS
hat glance swept toward the range she
! AT bursts Of shrapnel smoke from
al guns of the Browns nearer than 81
the fighting had begun on the %
inK line: and these we're directed q boz
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-28

The Irritating litter OF tAv bell In
the closet OF the library only increased
his defiance of facts beyond control
He went to the long distance with a
reply to the premier's inquiry ready to
his lips.
I'VE got into the enemy's works but
had to fall back temporarily" ne said.
Temporarily What do you meanr
demanded the premier.
81 mean that we have only begun 70
attack" declared Westerliug. He liked
that sentence. 1t sounded like the
shibbofeth OF great leader In crisis.
81 shall assault again tomorrow
night"
"Then your losses we're not heayyr
mo, not relatively. Tomorrow night
we press home the advantage we
gained tonight"
But you have been 30 confident
each time. You still think that"
"That mean to winl There Is no
stopping halfway"
well, I'll still try to hold the situa'
ton here" replied the premier. But
keep me informed"
Dragged by his desperate stubborn
ness, Westerllng was believing In his
star again when he returned to the
library. All the greater his success fol
being won against skepticism ant
fearsI He summoned his chiefs o.
divisions, who came with the news
that the Browns had, taken the very
redoubt from which the head OF th'
Gray charge had started; but ther'
they had stopped.
"of counsel or course they stopped!
exclaimed Westerling. "They are no
mad. A few are not going to threw
themselves against superior number
Our superior numbers beaten by GU
own PANEL Lanstron Is not q foo
, You'll find the Browns back in thei
|, old position, working like beavers I
! make new defenses In the morning
Meanwhile, wen get that mob Of our
! into shape and find out what mad
them lose their nerve. To-morro'
night we shall have as many more b.
I hind them. We are going to attac
again."
: The staff exchanged glances
. amazement, and Turcas, his dry voi'
a cracking like parchment exclaimed
4 Attack again2 At the same point
n "Yes-the one place to attack" ga
r Westerling. "The rest Of our Line n
"a abundant reserves; o needless null
70 Der for anything but the otensiv
e Wen leave enough to hold and ora
N of the rest to Engadir at once"
Of "But their dirigiblesI A surprisil
n number Of them are over our linei
i. Bellini. the chief Of intelligence, b
10 the temerity to say.
ns "You viii send our planes and dir
an lbles. TO bring down theirsl" West
ling commanded.
a IT have-every last one; but tn
Il outpumber usi" persisted Belli
10. Even in retreat they can see. 7
ne air has cleared so that considera
va bodies Of troops In motion will be re
I'D lily discernible from high attitudes. 4
re. reason for our failure last night '
,is that they knew our plan Of attack"
"They knewl They knew, after
our precautionsl There is still LEI
.ay YOU"
IN. Westerling raised his ,clencl
ms. hand INCREASINGLY at the chief Of
md telligence, his cheeks purple with rf
on. his eyes bloodshot. But Bellini, v
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-28
=. vlouId .. Better Liked.

II seems = shame that book agent
can't sit down and read his favorits
works instead of putting u hiR On
ealing than.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-09
PERSONAL.

CLYDE Horton, stenographer, is assisting
in the public service commission office a
few days.
Mrs. Almerette Robinson, who had been
in town several weeks, returned today to
her home in South Londonderry.
Miss Charlotte Adams, who had spent
a number of weeks in the home of Mr.
and Mrs, d. r. Cutler, went last week to
her home in Boston.
Miss Marion Hewitt of East Clarendon,
who had been visiting relatives here, has
gone to Stoneham, Mass, where she is at
tending high school.
Mrs. j. w Feleh has had for guests the
past week her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs w. Bridge Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones will soon 90 to Boston to begin their
seasons musical work