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Connecticut western news., 1915-10-14
SALISBURY

The schools were closed Friday after noon so that the teachers might attend the teachers meeting at Lakeville.
 The funeral of William Brink was held on Saturday and that of John Thorpe on Sunday, two less veterans.
 Miss Carrie Conlilin, who has been at Hillcrest hospital, Pittsfigld, for more than three weeks, returned to her home last Thursday.
 The dwelling house and barn on what is known as Clark Hill a IT. was burned last week, while t.e tenants were away.
 Mrs. Henry Clark had an auction last Wednesday,, selling her stock, chickens and farming implements.
 On Saturday, the house on Mt Riga known as the "Merritt' place was burned to the ground with all its con- tents, including goodly sum of money, l5O bushels of potatoes, etc.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-14
iAiilxarY hata.

An old military dictionary tells us that rats We're sometimes used ill war fer the purpose of Ir.n& powder IlaGa- zines by mcans of lighted matches tied to their tails. We cannot olIhand re- call any historical Instance of this, but presumably it did occur, seeing that Marshal VaCban laid down special rules for counjeracting it. Anyhow, the dodge is as o.d as Samson. who, you may recall, used foxes in similar Way for a somewhat similar purpose London Standard.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-14
SOUTH CANAAN AND HUNTSVILLE

William Bosworth, of this place and Miss Lena Spencer, of St. Johnville, N. Y., were united in marriage at her home on Monday, Octboer 1. They started at once for their new home in McMinnville, Tennessee, where MT. Bosworth has purchased farm. It is the wish of their friends that health, happiness and prosperity may attend them in their new home down in Dixie.
 MT. and Mrs. A. $. Dean have been entertaining Mrs. Deans brother, James Davies, of Pittsburg, Penn.
 Harry West is doing jury duty in Litchtield thIs week.
 A few from here attended the meet ing in Cornwall last week.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-14
As He Saw 1t.

"N-hats most liable to get brC<e about your automobile!" The owner" replied uggins.-Livingstone Lance.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-14
Not For Him.

"Does he blow his own horn" Not much! Hires q chauffeur" Exchange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27
2lobe 2Nitropiba tno 5ienica.
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9tmr 9lrtlerics2lttonen amf meItldjem Sd)anplats.
2seridjt oes oentGden Generd(fa6s.

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General Wafcncns Arm bdc Mahbn srnppen nnhc dtru-
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buro uari Mncn uabe %cmanOc mnb Sanabnrg aDc
idllagcn.
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ab i'm rscn bat nd ns pn ncnncnsucrbcr %cbn
tnng 5ngctrngcn
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ppu Siphenbre nnbclang n bic 9ncn ben %crnd IN Der
WGhc ppn Inpc ben Tuf Wc n hbrrciieu Sir Nnsinnng
ibrer WbIdf mrrbc jcbnd) bnrdJ Trncr pcreltc.
nRd @uripfperIndc III Der Nabe pon "cr'cmnnSc nno an
Der melihn Nruut Saubnrg mnrocn blntig nbgciaecn
uut Die mcegrnppn nn Der Nnbnng ScS Frtnscn scppuo
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Wcns ,n beridtcn
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Sm Vaan- rrastbcatcr mnron nbh ppn Scnen nnS IN Der
M1 fcnblhc Nadn Srnppcn mcldc md por Der
Srpn ps comaridas Yadcncn pcrbliebcu nrnd
acmuren"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27
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Horia. 26. 9iouclnber.-Gn0 bel
grld)e aricg0niniitcriunl bat Iol9cnoc
@efonntnlobunq ausae9ebcn.
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bon Girnluipc rmo oitlitb uon ct,
oiocorcs Gopelle bo6en Die 5el9llfcn
9}otterien sic 6elticten Folitloncn
bonhnr0lrt
Mas YetrOQruo mcIoct.
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9lpucubcr. ~ Ger rllililhc General
lto6 CAB Dcute 9lbenO 6olgenoeS be
innlt;
Sos @cicdt nnDc Ncrlcmilnoe
0olcrtc geitcrll 0cr gnn5cn Sn9 Tort
obnc oon Gin cntidlciocnoc9 9icllltnt
cr5iclt lnur0cn marc. (Segen 2Ibcllo
lies 0ic 0citi0fcit DER aonp'e nnd).
9toh cincn1 Seiccbt in Der 9lobc
ocs 0urfcs Oiint5iolnu, n6roIih Don
%io5p, bcicbtcr lmicre 1rllppcn ooS
05cbGl5 liiolitb pnn Dem 0orfc.
9(li oQcn unocrcn SbcIlcn Der
,Sront upm 9iigncr 0tccrblllcn bis
5unl Yripct mo an Stpr brrrlht
Guhc.
IN Der 0cocn0 mcitlldl BON Der
Grtidloit Gluto, 5milhen Hopno lt1o
0utsf, ucrllrhtr Scr 8eino porjli-
riiden, ficl jrbod, pon clncr Ginfrels
lungsbelpcelne beorobt, olli iclnen
9tnsgungspunft 5nrltf
Scin Teriurh, in Der TIdting bc@
Eorfrs Sutomto, norblpcltlih BON
yuc5acS, an Gu0en 81 geiplllllfll
lpur cbehio erfolglos.
9tit1to 9tcues i'm anil-
fdius.
IN Der ouQentcinen Suhld9c in
auilfailis bot lid sic Sad)loge nidt
ipeientIid) peranOrrt."
Nt itau pon y eitt1 den Ac'
rlulllt? /?
Eoris. 2b. 9top. TT Cine lepe'
ibe ans EetruGruo oh Die &dpas'
slBelltiir beingt
vIeiltidje Gcfnn8cnc, Die ais Der
WegenO uun Slni 1lah 9liga ae5rndt
lunrben, beititigell oie 9tudlrid)t, oolj
olc leutiden unGebIid, Ntitai &c
rnirllt hnbelt"
ypintcr Sat IN o(eit BIC
Jiihe perarlabt.
EetrnBruO, 26. 9toperIbcr.
Icr rliiiihe oieneraIitab tilitcrid,dbi
llid,t bic pcbclttiia Der erfolae, oil
III oeii Gciitrnf.9lbidlnitt Der aaltpi,
Iinie uor 9cit ST 3cit acrleIaet ircr.
hrll.
gie llrtcriilbrer bnbcn taoird
(scieaclibeii. ibre ci1enc anitiaiipC
5li bciueiicn. Ieiitid)c. Die IN oicieil
Adihpfeli IN sic Sdnoc Der Huiiei1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27
2m,i guhplisen bennn3irt.

Gus angelcs. Gal, 26. Mob
iSranf Is. @cbb uon steiu's)prf
iinb s)iit,arl i. Gitnanc Don Nplla-
oclpbu nitrocn bette ais sDellnrb'
nter an oem 9pnanlii.Gonlplott be-
ieid,net. Cine oiesbe5iialid)e Mis-
ioac nlud,tc 6clite bei Der 0prballo.
Illna segen N'attbcm ". Sdmiot.
Webrle ". Dopis. Der elll Weltnlloll'B
abaeleat bate, in Dem y'essnnlara-
isulle perlpifeit seipeiell jll iein.
ysebb uno Gunnne iuaren ehelllalS
.oiitalicorr Der GrefiItipbehoroe oeS
,Snternatioiialen @creinS Der elleIl-
nlto griidenurbcitcr" Shllllot Ut
NeS Moroes aliaeflugt III Terbtnollna
nit Der nor Iihif Sdbrcn erTclateit
;}crlt6nula ors e5ebGhocs Der .soS
anaeles Sinies".
Iapis crfliirtc. oab eilnnlie %
mats ous IulmiIlit pcrid)afit huttc.
eas bci Der Sprengltn1 betll,st iuur-
Sc, iuaDrcno @ebb 5000 periproael,
batts. ialls Gin sob" in Sorrlon.
!. Nh, iiberllommen iperoen piirNs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27

gciaQeu lporcll crfldrcn. onb Der
Oiongcl an Siicnlipc noi 6riitldcr
Scite ocn Gor6ercitlrlncn illnl sSin.
tcriclojug ju5uihrei6cn lei. GS uGrc
pielcu lruppcntbcilen nod nidt lnog-
lih qcipcicn, id) cin5lgraben, neil
Ser Yooen bereitS geiroren iii.
z dncciollin in 0cn &oAcicn.
Eoris. 26. )opcnlbcr. Ter
Miuter bat in Der ShInhtIinie IN
Den Bergen ,Sronfreida einGcicbt III
oen %ogcicn iii Sdnec Bciollen mic
in 0Cnr bette liuhlllttu9 pcr0ffent.
lihtcn Bulletin Oc3 irolBoiiiden
@ricga1liniitcrilnnS Gcnlcloet miro.
Gicie9 lolItet
rGic 9Inht ucrlicf an Ocr 8nBcn
6rpnt rIGip,
ISn oen &ogccn bcrriht lturfcr
ShueciulL nonlcutlicb in Der Ucgcn0
ser Sliiiie (Dir imO ,5cdt".
Horo s. &ithcner. IN u III.
Euria. IS. lipp. Sn eincln
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)iom ongefii1oiat
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in 9ton Elm unO begob Id) plreft nad)
Der brtlden Notid)nit.
grudtc BOT i d ali ppnl Sal
ieron 0en Bopit.
Mpnr 2G. 9top. IN bieiigen
poblllntcrrid)tetelareiicn lulroe be,,
te pericbert, ooB Cardinal ppE Sort.
mann, Der Gr56iidoi Don aoln mel.
der geitern III Nom eilltrai. Ger lr0.
aer einer lpid,tigen gotidnit BON ani,
ier NiIbcln an GopIt 9ellrbict mar
in pcIder Die ariegslnae ppnl eeit
ihen Stonbpitnft bcleitdjtet lpar.
Ter auiicr iueiit i'll nein Iofn
lncnte nllgcblid) allie Terallluortltllp
lilr Den aricg Don idl, nno erfldrt
Oab Ieutid)lunb in SeIbitpertbeioi
gulig in oen Goliilift bileingctricbel
lunror.
GurOinulppn . Surtnlonnit II
u olil.
Noris %. siopcilfber. Gur
oinal poil Sartiiionil ser telltc en
9nhicnj iu Tuiifun l,ntte, coltferrir
tc Iungc 3eit init Cardinal 8aipor
ri. 0eill pGpiilidJell Stunts. cefrctQr
Gin Sclcgrnrn oll. Die Sapas.gGen
tlir niis Nom terldjtet, oab scr ocut
Idle Cardinal ebciiuIIs init Sen
udpitlidlrn aall,lcr iiiligerc Belt il
Veratll,lrg iudr. Gurbiltal puil Surt
llialn miro lnorgrn bon Dent Enpi
/ rnlpfaliaen iucrben.
| Nbonnrntct,, biz ben .Tem.tdtes Gurrc
ippuScntcn" nid)t vhnttIidp sbet unrreel
ualis crbalteii, jinS arbeten, ber Ciiie
hanen per 1tleybpn sStr idjyiftlid Viii
IL x.xx 80 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27
@Qrunnd.

Gin M;nnn bciuGi oic Iuuilcn in Ncr llr
peqcnn Natimorc'e mo coIIeitirlc non 2ot. pls
SOC npu peri6iCoencn gcltcn nit ocnl &erprcs
diel, ibrcn bnrdh brcn GrocrrDbinoier atrt'
mans s'prarsSefe nit lencrn nm dnoerrt
Vranltcn ipncnfrc 3u fdidclt
Seicy Wianu III Elm Stutnbler nm c'cTt
Con bnbcn niht ciucu Nacnicn. Ger Ncitcn.
ocn bon Tnni,ien inmmct. alfmnna Nordr'
Sciic lrirn nur unu Grcccrn .pcrionlt nHo Frh.
mieu perocn nlr IN nrcm VtunlCIIhoeil, 2lh
WrIts SrauIin.c ctrnic, Baltimore Aio ans9cs
gcbcIl.
g3. s.. SrDnn & Gu., Ngenten,
Girfinnn Sun.
(9iopoi ,97h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27
lrrItnkt.
aieincr Dcutl6er arcn-
scr oTrallcnlob."
Surd) Gin ltnteriecbppt
Der Qllliirtcm.

5o ioot cine in 2onoon ucroiient
lidtc @rtroNruocr @tcIoula.
@on 0tutihrr Stitc nuh niGt
bcitGtigt. Sin ongebliMcr bria
tiidcr Grfol0 iii Mciopotunlicn,
Sifi5icac Situotions.Ycrtdt
aus Eoris ltn0 Vrtrpgro0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27
4lli6trauild.
9ic Yrchc 0robbris
tannicMs.
6iniihtliN Der Neripre.
bmngen Wried)emlanS's.

gSo3 oic oYna Ntou @o6cttc" iugt
9laiirte fonnen iith crit lichcr
iiDlen pcrm SriecbenIono 0emu.
biliiirt, &tolieniihc Srlppcn
III gllbunicn gclan0et. IT 9lngcb.
lihcr Sieg ocr 6rnn6oicn III
Serbicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27
9Sittigc Nerian,mlung
prrIGn(iC6en
Jrei6eits=cigN
G..4n aGouh Z Cflir
6eute. h6eno s 2l6r.

4. ". Taiuipn, FrcFioml Der a1cnndN Fer'
lunnl Qtncrtp ccnalic", itllo glocrc
ipcroen fprcden.
aeeeratluu nall 1resertt niic 6ahrtc stroir.
tfnr17lb) ..#4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27

! (Srnblos mao Sdhble)
@crlin 26 9touetllber. - Sel
elmer 9ciprcflng Der tllr5ltd Der
6ifentlihten Sd,1Blugcn OeS britt
idbcn Sd)obanttsfan5lerS 6eglnalo
Olcaenno iiber Sen auptoretcltbhni
mo boa Ginfohnnen 8roBbrltnn'
nicn'S, crfldrt 0ie Ylleberice'9t ahrlcb'
tcl.9laentur," oob Die bon Srn. VIC
SIENNA angriiibrten 3nblcn beoeil-
tcnb gr0Bcr ieien, uls Die BON oeli
Nrobtcn 5inanj-9hltoritotcn Bcnlad
ten 9ngaben lnnlittelbnr ucr Se0lhn
ocS aricgeS. @ciu icoOdl otc @l-
ocrItono9fruit cincr 9lnt0l aiIf Die
oncrtannten 3n6len ocS SolfSrcdl'
t6rma gegriinoct lucrGen lol 10 tonl'
9cltd)lanb. 10 idlreibt otc yllcbcrlec'
!tahrid,ten-Agentltr" bic 2altcii oe2
RriegeS piel I1n1cr crtro1et, ais
ieinc 5leinbc, Aenn TettidI0no miro
pon icinen 6cinben oaran Ocblnocrf,
aus ocm 9lialunbe @nurcn jt bcjte
ben. lr1brcno Sr1nfreidl mo Gll9
lano inter Sem iibernlnBiN uno M
notiirlit groBen Smportbaroei notl.
lucnoi9ermciie lcioen miillen"
9tcuc 6eut DE 4 itait5'
Ni q bnab men
Ncrlin, 26. Nopeillbcr (pd
9otoom. Ter 9unoeSr0tll bat
Gcnte eincn Geictelhpilri aNgeronl-
men. nod) Sem &riegsproIite BON VT.
ticn. Sc'elid)oiten lno Gorporuto'
ncn ueriteitcrt merocn ioaeN Glr
NnBnabmc Iiebt ober nidt Die lotor'
tige Grbcblng elmer Stcuer pcr. SieS
ioQ eineru Geieb, oaS noh geenol.
gluig oeS aricges erlaiien meroel
mirb, uorbcbaltcu lpcrocl. Ger leBlge
05cIcbcthulrf ioa leoialid) Bic Csc.
iclid1itcn jluingell. bic &Olitc Der
Erofitc. oie ans ocr Serltclllme Don
Arteganiatert1l ltolnllcil. nlS Hefer'
ben 5n iiibren nrh lie BON Nrn &c
luobntea aapitdialtlaaeit 5tI trcl'nen.
Gaolirh merben oieic fir Die cllogii'
tgc @ntihcioimB Der 9legicrnhg 5ilr
Geriiiglno gcboltcn
Gin ,lueiter 0eietcntipurI trld1d1-
tilt iid) ipcjiell nit Der Hcidsborit.
Ganah miro beabiidtigt. Die Soitte
oes Tcinertroges, fiber ecn gurd).
'hnittS.@rtrug Der lebtcil orc Sabre
Dor Dem ariege 5ll nebmen Sielc
Turlogc lpiiroe cine SpejialItelier er'
lebell, Oic an Die Stelle Der @cdllcl
itercr trctcn ipn. Dir 5il 9eginn oeS
arcgcS nbgeid)afft wnroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27
S,e!o S1cimr Sd,nle mirS nbasidubcn

9tclp Dorf, 26 Nouelnber.
Seine SfulB. Der algeblid)e gcler'
tcur ans Der ocutidlen slrnlee, wltroc
bente nod ellis >sluno gelahot no
cr bis gum Gnbc bes sriegcS Ucrbier
ben miro, I'M banl llad) europa 6its
rid gcianot 5l ncrpen, Sd)nB fnnl
gcitern ais .blinoer GuIiogitr' nif
ocm 9umpier .9iooroerbpf" bcr ufi
uno cr51blte, ouB CT bel Silttidl WIT
,pcrpen mo III Der Sd)loht an Der
Ntornc gcfampit bnbe. 6erner logi
Shult. .Innn erbielt id 9todrldlf.
bnb mcin @uter rnb 9uloer lcallci
icicn. Sic itorben iir iDr Nntcr-
lono. oies o6er 81 .bln lit nld,t
ncine 9lbiid,i." Ger Geicrtcilr ldef,
oob cr icirc 6ubneltIllidlt an Der
yier belucrtitcai9tc uno noh stilc
flofj, no ibn cin frun56iiidles Mno-
cbcn 5lpei Monatc lang perbarg.
Tunn ipltroe CT ipieoer geTaligeh ge'
npnlnlen imo es niroen ibm nlnnil
gcilebn,c 9trbeiten" ii6ertragen. Wab
reno CT cillcS Sn9rs @ielflfter ldli'
meltc. parbars er lid oui cinenl ylcb
5ilg uno inbr nud grilliel, BON no
rr oig bua1noiide @rendc errcldtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27

nlaroffnniiten HebeIlen aerueiclL Die
lelenronlntcn aus Berlin jltoige
micocrboItc Griolgr ii6er oic Irnll5o'
iiihcn Iruppen III slirita oopontru'
gcn.)
IcutihIuno fonn | a nae
ais iciue 6einoc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-27

Nbonnrntcii, bic Sen .rcn.ld5rr GORE.
ipunocntcn" nid)t viliitlidl sbet nnrrseI.
nsalis rrbalteii, jino grbtten, ber Cfties
hapen per Itleybpn sbtr idjyiftliH Wit.
ttsilnns az uta&en.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-17
65th YEAR
SOCIETY,"

There arc several prominent we'd
dings to be celebrated this week in
which fashionable society is deeply in
terested. The marriage Of Miss Emma
Gray White. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William X. White, to William X. Trigg,
son of Mrs. William r. Trigg. is to
take place on Tuesday evening at
O'Clock In the residence of the brides
parents. SOC West Franklin Street
only relatives and few intimate
friends VIII witness the ceremony, and
additional guests have been invited to
the reception following. Miss White
VIII nave AZ her maid of honor Miss
Susie Slaughter, of Norfolk, and her
bridesmaids include Miss Elizabeth
White, of New York: Miss Grace Fer
guson. Of Philadelphia; Miss Roberta
Trigg. Miss Helen Adams and Miss
Della Davenport. of this city. Edward
Irigg VIII be his brothers best IRAN
and Sroomsmcn are Messrs Charles
watkins. F. Addison Rcnnolds. Frank
Palmer Christian and Thomas Atkin-
son.
Tho wedding is one Of the most i'm
portant society events of the fall, and
number of prominent guests from a
distance VIII be in Richmond this week
TO attend it,
Miss Harriet Buchanan, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Baldwin Buchanan.
who liz to wed Benjamin Franklin
1liiey, Jr.. lieutenant. United States
Navy. on Wednesday evening will have
big church ceremony. The marriage
Will be celebrated in ST PauTs Epis-
copal Church at $50 o'clock in tho
presence OF fashionable gathering OF
relatives and friends and wili be fol.
lowed by reception at the Common
wealth Club. The groom and his at
PENDANTS VIII wear the full dress uni
form OF the United States Navy. and the
bride viii enter the chancel under an
archway formed 10y the drawn swords
OF the groOnsrnen. Miss Buchanan viii
have but one attendant. Mrs H. - Lud-
low. OF New York. her aunt. who viii
act as dame of honor. The rroornsmen
VIII be Lieutcnants L. +. johnson. Car
roll Eyrnes. Richard Barry. Richard
Elliott. FitzhuEh Green, T. +. Dortch
and Robert Merrick, all of the United
states Navy.
Miss Buchanan is one OF the mos,
attractive and popular girls i'm the
younger set. and her wedding this week
.will he brilliant affair Lieutenant
RILEY has been ordered TO Honolulu.
Hawaii. as aid TO Rear admiral Bousch.
an" VIII sail with his bride from San
francisco some time in November
Another church wedding OF this week
Is that Of Miss Virginia Belle GAYLE.
daughter OF Air. and Mrs. John u. Gayle.
20 stiles liuot Eilyson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs William Ellyson, and "a nephew Of
notwithstanding J. Taylor Euyson
THIS marriage VIII also take plac.
tuesday evening, and the ceremony
VIII be performed in Grove Avenue
Baptist Church at o'clock. After q
wedding journey. Mr. El!yson and his
bride VIII be AZ home at la South
Third Street, Richmond
BRENT WITT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-17

gon is chairman OF the afternoon, and
the program Will be n most delightful
one The Misses Brown. who have re-
Gently come to Richmond TO make their
home, are very talented and interesting
young girls, and graduated from we'll
known schools in Boston. Miss Emily
Brown is reader and will give several
selections tomorrow afternoon, and
Miss Ruth Brown is a pianist. One
CONTINUED on Secnnd pacnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-17
{ "nrcrninS Mrs. Stunrt.

Concerning Mrs. Stuart.
Much regret IS expressed tina, tie
physical condition Of Mrs. Henry Car
ter stuart, the wife Of tho Governor
OF Virginia. continues unfavorable and
that she does not improve as rapid,
as was hoped. Her daughter. Miss
Mary Fulton Stuart, VINO has com
plet"d her seventeenth year, is with
Mrs. stuart. ana is a student at Dana
Hall. which is connected with Wcllcs-
les College. Mass. licT education Will
b" completed In about ,wo years
o'Ncill-WnrNick.
Mrs. Otway Warwick announces tho
engagement and approaching marriage
OF her daughter Jane Gordon. 10
Charles r. oNc!ll OF AlbeInarle Coun-
". The wedding will take place early
in November
At the Womnn's Club.
The first function OF the fan season
10 b" given at the Womau's Club will
he the entertainment Tomorrow after
noon at $50 o'clock. when Misses Ruth
and Emily Brown viii give 4 program
for the pleasure OF the members of the
club ana their guests. Mrs. a b. Gull
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-17

= Prominent New York Suffrage
Worker. Wearing the New
Suffrage Hat.
New Sork's men VIII hive To give
women the vote IL II takes the "sunrnge
hnt' to persuade their TO this course
for the high potcntates OF the Empire
STATE suffrage advocates have decrccd
thar In the monster suffrage parade
which Il to tnkc place on October -:
the suffrage hat Is 10 lie worn. The
"Notcs-fOr-women" ynricty of hcadgear
H. felt hut simply trimmed with n
band of suffrage colorS. Ii IN elaine d
TINT this new creation can be shnped
into almost any prevailing style, and
that IL will Offset TO the highest de-
gree womcn's beautiful features.
Miss Alberta IIilrs engagement to
Frank Smith. secretary to Josephus
Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, WINS re-
Gently announced. Their wedding will
tnke place In November.
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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-02-25
BILIOUS, HEADACHE,
SICK ''CAScARETS'
Gently cleanse your liver and
sluggish bowels while
you sleep.
Get a 10.cent box.

Sick headache. biliousness. dizzi.
ness, coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath-always trace them to torpid
liver; delayed. fermenting food in the
bowels or sour. gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the In.
testines. instead of being cast out
OF the system is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue 1t causes con-
gestion and that dull. throbbing sick.
ening headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach. remove the sour undigested
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and
poisons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning They
work while you sleep-a 10.cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months. Adv.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-02-25
OPPORTUNITY IN THE SOUTH
Many Advantages Of Southern Farmer
Told to Association Of American
Agricultural coliegea

Opportunity for meat production
exists in the South. which, II devel-
oped. would lower the cost Of living
for the average household" said Dan
r. Gray of North Carolina before the
Association of American Agricultural
colleges. Cheapness Of good grazing
lands. longer grazing season. cheap
labor. cheap shelter and the abun.
dance Of cottonseed for food. he cited
as cattle-raising advantages possessed
by the southern states. He declared.
however. that the farmers Of the
South must go through considerable
period OF agricultural education be-
fore they will do anything with this
chance to make good In the cattle in.
dustry. The conditions are there, but
there are certain obstacles that will
have to be removed before the beef
industry can be an accomplished fact.
he continued. The obstacles that con-
front the department workers who are
encouraging the utilization Of all the
resources of the South are the igno-
rance on the part of the southern
farmer on the making Of good pasture.
his neglect OF cottonseed as an avail
able feed and the lack Of transporta-
ton facilities.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-02-25
INDIGESTION, GAS
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