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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
Sic etbti@e @rmnoIa9e
oe5 86lferre1t5.
SIRE 8eoent1ne fit oie 5tfiinftise
@eltpultttf.

@o1peit bie politiiden @rortern11'
gen ser Ietten 3eit uber baS notto-
male Jelo binausreiden, gelten tie gu
einem nidt nnbetrddtliden Sbetle
DEM logenonnten 5miiden1taatli@en
&edtsperbaltniiie, gem0bnli@ 80lter=
redt genannt. Dieie @rideimung tit
cine gang notiirIide 6olge Der friege-
rilden gorgange in europa, 6ie 10,
gor BEL monden boben 3meifel auf=
fommen Ioiien, OBJ Die int%ernationo=
len Bereinbarungen uberbaupt nod
einen @ertb beliben.
Tim oieie 3meifel 81 5eritre1en nno
in Ser 3ufunft Dem 8olfereat ei1e
1id)ere uno bauern6e nnterlage gu
berIfaffen, bQber an6ere mie6er iid
nit Ser unteriudung Der 1rage be-
idQftigt, nit meIden Mitteln 6teies
3iel om beiten 5u erreiden lei. Wir
1eben bier BON elmer Nebeneiran6er-
iteQung ser beridieoenen nrtbeile
ob, gIauben ober bebaupten 3u bur
fen, boB tie ii@ gum aqergroBten
SbeiIe an Ser Oberfldde balten nno
in sic eigentIide @otur Ser Sroge
iiberboupt nidt ODER 6o6 r11r febr
penig einoringen. Nls Elm 8etiptel
mag Die Mniidt 6es gr-Hrdiioenten
@%ooiepeIt geIten, 6te er IN einem 8rie<
fe an Sen ebemaltgen MusIanoSmini>
fter 8idon gum Mus6rud bringt. Ser
8rief erfdien I'M &ortier rð-
S%ournol" bonn Is. Mopember un6
entbaIt sic 9eriiderung 6es S@rei-
bers, boB er fir Bic 8ufunft sic
@doffung elmer 1te,1er diplomatic
fit notbmen6ig ero@tet. Mber 6iefe
11e1e Diplomatic miiffe ra11f Elm 1telteS
@p1tem elmer internationnlen Mttion
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

9ie emsliide @esiernmg >uirb iid
nit Ser 8eanttportung Ser @aibing=
toner Note mdt beeilen. Man glmu-
be 1idt, 6aB Dos n0tbig iei, beiBt eS
in elmer Mel6ung aus 2on6on. Sc
miB ni@t. SSn @oibin9ton mir6e
man iogor 3ufrieoen ietn, met1n Sic
Note iiberbmtpt ni6t beanttportet
miir6e. Mlio mesbab ii@ bemiiben?
@as ii9 liebt, 6aS medt ii@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

begin,ear. 0iele 1eutidralmeritaner
mer6en mod europa biniiber reiien,
nm Die iberlebe1roen @ertpan6ten
tpie6er5uieben, um @erm0genSangele<
genbeiten 5u or6ren, II. {. ~. Mud
mnnd)e gintpanberer perben mieoer
lam6en, sic iid Ser @efabr ent3ieben
mouen, nod etnnal bie Sdreden Ell
mes &rieges mit3uerleben. @ie pai-
ienb un6 tr0itlid tpaire es, tpe1n Damn
Elm neues, mobleingeri6tetes 2eo-
@aus inn @etriebe mare.
nnter ben bielen @ingepanberten,
melde friiber sic iege,1sreide @ir-
flung 6es 2eozSauies ielbit fennen ge-
lernt baben, gibt es 6od gepiB mani
DIE, 6ie es gu @oblltano gebradt ba-
ben. l1nb unter ben Ibrigen Geutid)=
Mnrerifanern gibt es iogar biele, pel<
de man 5u SEN @eiden 5ablen fann.
Sier bietet iih cine @elegenbeit, Elm
eminent midtiges @erf Ser Maditen-
liebe gu f0r6ern un6 ieinen 8eltmo
5u feitigen. = 8riefe un6 Sen6une
gen iin6 5l1 ridten at: 2eo=@aus, SEQ.
6 5tote Street, Seem Sort, 81. 9.
Scum 8uriid CUR Sobresberiummz
lung. Ma@6em sic SadGage ser Mn=
italt grin6li@ beiproden por6en
tpar, erbtelt Sos @refuttb=&omite Sen
,Muftrog, cine iid epent. 6arbieten6e
acknowledgements mabr5mnebmen
un6 mb beitem @rmelien 5u ban=
1el1r.
9ie MeutpabI 6es @refutib=&omi=
tes ober 6es engeren @ireftoriums er=
COB foIgen6es &eiu1tat: S. @doefer,
@i8e-Brdii6ent; Hb. 81. Sdinoler,
S6abmeiiter; &eb. Il. 6. @ageleiien,
@efretar; Serr sos. 6rep uno &err
Satob Mattern, 8eiiiber. Sem tpid=
tiger @riin6e balber abtreten6en
Sdotmeiiter, &prrn IS. S. Mmen6,
mar6 ser ber5li@e 9unf Ser Ser
iammlung fir tre11e 17idbrige ger=
maltung ieines @mtes m1sgeiproden.
@beni 10 tp11rbe 6nr9 cine Danfes=&e=
iol11tion 6em gum Efarrer Ser Maria=
&immelfabrtsfir@e bef0r6erten ebe=
moligen Miliionar 6es 2eo=SmaieS,
&ep. S. @eit, gebibren6e Mnerfe1-
1a1rg o1sgeipro@en, % ourd 6ie
e1rergiide nn6 m1s6auern6e Sbdtig=
felt oiefes bo@m. @errn cine be6el1=
tetroe germebrnng 6es 8aufon6s er=
3telt mnr6e.
ga gegenmdrtig MIR 1ebr uenige
6rem6e i'm 2eos&mtie b%erfebren, 10
i1t einftmeilen bon einer @ie6erbele e.
bung Ser @efftor=Stelle nod Mbltan6
gerrommer mor6e1t. Die Mgneitarer=
S9apeite tern per6en nit Inter tutmng
6es felt pielen Sabren int Dtenfte Ser
Mn1toH iteben6en &errn g. Srie6ri@
sic laufen6en @eidafte beiorgen.
Sic 6eitfdrift gum 25iabrigen @e=
iteben 6es 2eo=&oufes fam bom lin
teraeibneten be5ogen mer6en; Ser
@reis lit n1f so Gents fir ein Bro
fdyiertes nn6 $1.00 fir Elm gebun6e=
mes @remplar ermdBigt. Sic @dufer
6iele s febr intereiianten 8a1des, 6as
init bielen S0uitrationen au@ cine
@eididte 6es ct. &apbaels=8ereines,
6os @irfen 6es 9eo=@a11ies mn6 art=
6ere Mobri@ten entbalt, 11nteri tiiben
61tr9 Sen ein3nien6e16em @etrag Elm
@erf Ser e6eliten Md@itenliebe. Be-
1teQnngen 1rimmt germ entgegen. -
Soiepb @@oefer, @i5e-Eraii6em 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

beieittgt tperoen, tpte es oaS @ebef
geneoifts XIV. erflebt, 10 mub Dor
onem Ser Sab aus Sen Ser3en Ser
Menider gebomt tperoen, NIT benz
lett ie6es 8olf un6 ieoer Sboat oen
Tort1dritt 6es anoeren an @ei4tbum
un6 Modt berfolgt. 49,. DaS miro
aber muir Damn m0glih fem, tperm
mir ~iiberbal1pt aafb0ren, ben Sort.
1dyritt Ser Mendbbeit MUIR in Madt
uno @eidtbum at erbliden, menn mir
sic bei6miide @orltellung in utrs ab-
tbun, oaB Ser Staot iber Sen @eieben
ser MoraI itebe, baB Dem Sfoats-
MANN alS ioldem 3ieme, maS i'm oils
Meniden entebren tpiir6e."
Nrof. 2ommaih ser @atboGif lit,
ltebt nit ieiner Mnlidt ie6od nidt
ollein. Mu6 8rof. s. IS. 6oerlter in
Mii1d)e11 fommt in einem Mrtifel Der
uSrieoensmarte" (lpril 19t5) at
gang dbnliden grgebniiiem. Ma6 Ell
1rem @intpeis ouf Macbtabeui>. Ma-
poleon ln6 @ismard, sic @runoiaben
elmer fallden &ealpolitif buloigten,
fdyreibt 6oer1ter sic folgef6en bemer=
fensmertben @6be: v9ie l1nteror6-
nl1ng ser Yolitif urter SOS Sittenge=
ieb bot. fir ntier gan8es Sc
miiiensleben eine unbei6reiblide 8e-
6eutung. @ir per6en inn io5ialen
@ei1t erft mabrbaft Sortidritte ma
hen, menn Sic fo5iale SSbe au6 in sic
@0lferbe5iebungen einge6r11ngen lit,
tpe1ut 6ie @0lferfonflifte nidt mebr
ego5entrii@, ion6ern fo5ial bebanoelt
mer6en, 1tn6 ou6 fit sic gfeligion
miro Die groBe Stun6e erit i@lagen,
men1t 6as &ei6entb1m aus Ser &oli=
tit peri9min6et, per11 Ser @mferott
1es gar5en Mndtpe ems erfannt miro
un6 tpe1m sic 80lfer begreifen tper-
Ben, 6oB SOS 2idt bes 2ebens ni@t
m1r gegeben lit, nm Sen @onntag gu
erleudten, for16ern oud 6en MQtag
at 61rditroblen, GILES 3ettlt6e nit
6em @tpigen an berbin6en un6 bon
SEN etpigen @abrbeiten aus an9 6em
1tootliden 2ebe11 &roft at geben."
Mi@ts miro fir 6ie %fernere Sod=
baltung Ser 80lferre@te tint 8erfebr
Ser @0lfer 11ntereinan6er bon grobe=
rem @ertbe ieim alS Ole Mnerfe1rz
111ng un6 Mntpen6ung Ser bier bor=
gebradten Mnidouungen 6urd 6ie
politii6en Siibrer Ser Mationen. Sb
mobl 5u boffen lit, 6aB sic 5ebler Ser
@ergangenbeit ba5u biener tper6en,
6ieier @rfenntniB letdteren gingang
3u beri6affem? l1n6 Oh Damn aud
6em Bopite ols 6em naturliden Ser
tbei6iger ser driitliden Moral nr6
bem 8ddter ser angeborenen &e@te
ser @5Ifer iene @tellung eingeraumt
miro, sic ibm 5ufommt? @don sic
nabe 8ufunft mag uns uber 6teie
Srogen etnigen MufdlltB geben. -
@.zSt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
Die alte 6eitnatb.
6annpber.

9%annober.
@annober. = Son einem
Idtperen l1ngIiidsfon lit sic 6amilie
6es Generals b. @mmid betroffen
tpor6en. Ser 41aidbrige ein3ige gtt-
feliobn 6es Generals, Olfrieo 8ob-
mer, 5obr 6es i'm Sel6e als M6iutant
Ser %. Snfonterie-G ipiiior iteben6en
Mittmeiiters @obmer, bonn 8ro11r<
idpmeigiider acknowledgment go.
II, itiir3te in ei1em nnbepodten Mu-
qenbIid riifIings in Elm nit iie6en6em
@oiier gefiintes @efdB fdl1g I'm uro
sic beiBe GIiiiiigteit ergoB fid iiber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
2eo:&aus Ma6ri6ten.

gm Dien1tag, ben Is. Mopember,
fan6 i'm 2eo-Saule, 6 5tate ST., Seem
Dorf, Die Sabresberiammlung bes
Direftoriums 1tatt, bel melder Der
bodtp. @err 9ii9of @atrid S. SaDes,
9. g., in @ertret,1ng 81. gminen5,
Sobn Cardinal Sarlep, ben @oriit
fiibrte. gS botten iih fdmmtlide 81
reftoren - a11ber ben inn @eften
%mobnenben - e%ingefun6en.
@ad gntgegemabme 6es 8eridtes
6es @i3e-Hrdii6enten, 6es Sdubmet-
tiers unb 6es Sefretars, iomie Der
Mgnei ianer 59meiterm, 6enen Die Sci
tung OeS Sansbalts obliegt, crfolgte
cine eingebenoe @eipreda1ng Ser 6atrb
BEN europaiiden &rieg berbeigefiibr-
ten, b%erarroerten be8tp. peridledterten
Sage Der Mnitalt. Da infolge 6es
&rieges 6ie gintpan6erung falt ouf
9eatn Itebt un6 a11b MIR cine iebr oer-
minoerte Srequen8 ieitens &eiien6er
5u oonltatteren lit, 10 iin6 sic @innab=
men 6es @msbalteS erbebli6 gei ur~
ten.
@Iiidli9ertpeil lie batte SOS 9irefto=
ri1tm bor mebreren Sabren bef9loi<
len, DienltmG6den a11f5unebmen, fir
sic 3eitperio6e, in Ger fie a11f 11el1e
Stennrgen tpartetr. Matiirli@ 1o1te
sic Men6erung 11atr fouett borgenom=
men 1per6en, 0aB 6a6ur6 getriigetr6
&ul1m bleibe fir sic nod eintreffen=
SEN @irtpan6erer. Sbne 6teie MnE
paliung an sic beran6erten 8erbalt<
niiie mdre. sos 9eo=Sous gen0tbigt
getpeien, nit einem bel gr0Berem Sc
ft5ite GIT orbeiter, o6er feline Sbdtigz
felt gang ein5niteGen.
9us i'm bergange1en Sabre ftd 5et<
genoe 9efi5it mur6e ba1ptia6li6 Der
uriadt 6ur& Sen &udgang Ser
MietbSertrdgniiie ser in @eft %.
Strube liegen6en Squire, melde Dor
Sabren angefauft nn6 gum fiinftigem
@m1p1ab fir 6aS 5u erridten6e ne,e
2eo=Sats beitimmt tpa1r6en. Ser az
genpeim Mie6ergong Ger @el6dfte fat
Defenders 6iefen Sta6ttbeiI %betroffen,
nn6 70 fommt es, 6uB Sic Mietben
unferer &anier gegen Ste friiberen
@etrage be6e11ten6 abfielen.
Ser f1rdtbare elropaiide &rieg
fat Die M1tsii@te1r al1f cine 1te11anf=
leben6e Broiperitdt beride1tdt, un6 10
bleibt al1d Ser @ertpaltung 6es Geo.
@m1i es feline m6ere @abl, als EMIT
meilen bonn &apital GIT 5ebren, Bis
Before, 1norrnale 8eiter tpie6erfebren.
@dre es m0gli@ %getpeien, sos olte
@ebd1t6e IN 6 @tate @treet GIT an
nebmbarem 8reife GIT bertaufen 10
bdtte man NIT 6em Meubm Beginner
fonren. @era6e iebt f0nnte mon
|bi11iger bo1tert, meil monde 8at=
materialien infoIge geringer &a11tbda=
tigfeit tpeniger foiten, ols in getp0bm=
Iiden 8eiten. Mber, tper nrodbtte Ser
authorizing %ibernebmen, einen 1teatert
8a11 arf3ufiibrert, ebe Dos olte @m1s
berfmuft lit? Sic Sdul6enIaft, 3tn=
fen, Sarer, II. (. IN. tpiir6en 6as Sort
beiteber betradten, tper11 ser @aufo1r6
6ltrh reide Sdenf11nger getiigen6
geitGrf tpiir6e.
Se6enfa1s miro na6 8een6ig1ng
6es &rieges cine groBe @eiieperiooe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

SEN ungIiidli9en &naben. Snfolge
Ser i9tperen @erbriibungen lit 6as
&in6 na6 mebritiin6igen %qualpouen
2ei6en geitorben. Die Gbeilnabme
nit SEN ihmergepriften gltern unb
@roBeltern lit, cine aagemeine.
2in6au. - 0ur1 Sen @enub
oer6orbener 5peifen lit oie 6milie
6es Mrbeiters Nade aus 8abeniteot
idmer erfranft. 8abreno es Mode
oerbaltniBmaBtg gut gebt, liegt Die
I@befrmu idtperfram 6arnie6er. gs
lit fraglid, Oh iie nit 6em 2eben 90
ponfommen miro. Die brei &in6er,
Sos alteite elm 14idbriger 2ebrIing,
iin6 bereits Ser @ergiftung erlegen.
@t16esbeim. = Ser 16idbri-
&c Sdraiberlebrling Soul bon 8e-
Iternbaget @obn zines CUR 3eit inn
|Gel6e fteben6en Mrbeiters aus aor-
ite6t, moute in elmer NappeI 6as Sect
elmer milben Sm1be ausbeben. @ier.
bel itiir5te Ell aus elmer @0be bon et-
tpa 80 GuB 10 ungliidli9 aus Dem
Bourne, BOB ser 500 a1f ser Gtene
eintrot.
@eifaler.
8a6erborn.- Muf 6as @Iiidt-
tprnididreiben 6es Mogiitrots or-
laBli@ ser b%eI6enboften &aItang Int
ferer 158er bat 6as &egiment gebe-
ten, ser gan5en 8irgeridoft CUR
@enntmB gu bringe1t, ooB ole &egi~
neutrality-suspicious. i'm GeIoe ii9 BON
&er5en gefreut babe11 iiber 6og tre1e
6eutide @e6enfen ur6 iiber Die Mn=
bagli@feit on 6os @egiment. tSn3mi-
iden lit 6em 8o6erborner @egiment,
Dos in Ser &ongltite oIs 2otbringi~
ides be5eidnet lit, ols Mnerfennrtrg
fit Sic ber5bafte tapfere &oltung ser
bropen @eitfalen sic 8e5eidmung 80.
@eftfaliides. Snfanterie : @egiment
go. 1853" berIieben tpor6en. Siera1,s
6Irfet mir Sic frobe &offnung id0<
pfer1, bob uni ere User ou6 ferner,
bin in tbrer often @orniion perblei-
ben mer6e1t.
@oeft. = 2m1t elmer ilnglt Bel
1einen Mngeborigen eingegangenert
&orte, 6ottrt aus 8uipn om aoipi>
iden @eer, COB iebt Ser bisber ols
be5eidnete @efreite Mlfreo
@tropp bon bier nod fait' %einidbriger
H%ngefpiBbeit ein 2ebens5eiden bon
lid. ST tbeilte ieinen Mneeboriget
init, boB er fid BORT in ruiiiider
&riegsgefangeni@oft uro tpobI befin>
oct.
gie1efe1b. - Dob nod INNER
BE @amme; @oIoeelo i'm golfe
iteden, benefit sic Sbotfode, bob mon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
@ero6fe Gramen.

@enm Die @erpoiitdt berurfadt
miro our6 @eritopf1ng, tpie es but
fig Ser Sal lift, erboltet STR roid)e
@%efreiung, tpenr1 SIR @bomberIoin's
Soblette nebmt. Giefe EabIette BET.
belern ou@ Die geroouung. gu tou.
fen in $enrD's Corner Drug @tore.
- Mn3. Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-07

the city on business connected with the
penal board, of which he is member.
Miss Laura Burbank, clerk of the in
dustrial accident board, went to-day to
st. Johnsbury to pass the week end with
relatives.
Miss Clara Williams completes her du-
ties i'll the office of the state purchasing
agent next week and will go to Proctor,
having secured a position with the Yer
mont Marble Co.
II. Stowell Lowe, who is passing the
summer in Littleton, N. H., is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Kate Lowe, for few
days.
An unusually large number of persons
thronged State street last evening to
the band concert. In the absence of
T. R. Merrill, the bald was led by Mr..
Dufur of Barre.
The benefit dance held by the local
branch of the granite cutters union in
the city hall auditorium last evening
was we'll attended and tldy sum is as
sured after paying expenses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-07
MONTPELIER

The Redpath Chautauqua opens its en-.
tertainments this afternoon at 2:3C
O'Clock in the big tent which has been
erected on the grounds near the Union
school building, with vocal and instru-
mental concert by the Weatherwax broth
ers. Tonight musical prelude Will be
followed by lecture by DIR. i. A. OFT OF
Chicago. The Chautauqua will continue
several days next week.
In probate court to-day Donald H. Nc
Donald was appointed administrator of
the estate of Allen G. Mckenzie, late of
Barre. John Muiry settled his account
as trustee of fund created by the last
will of Elizabeth Mckenzie of Barre
City.
George X. Putnam of Baldwin street
and son, Ned, went to-day to Burling-
ton for brief visit.
Automobile visitors at the Pavilion ho-
tel yesterday: Mrs. r. /. Hopper, Miss
Irene Hopper, X. Judson Hopper and +.
B. Mathews and G. Kingston of Mont
real, p. O.; Warren Carwin and wife of
Englewood; N. j.; F. A. Champagne and
party of Worcester, Mass; L. D.sTomp-
kins and wife and C. NJ. Cook and wife
of Bay City, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Farnham of North
field street left last evening for Chicago,
where the former will buy a carload of
horses to be shipped here.
Miss Ethel Mcneil, nurse at the
Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski, is
making a brief visit with her parents
on Foster street.
Judge j. E. Weeks returned to-day to
his home in Middlebury after being in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-07
The Trouble with Father.

A city woman went to spend her va.
cation in the country town where she
had lived when girl. One morning
while out for walk, she met man
who in former days had been a school.
mate, and stopped for chat;
"Why, Charlie" she said. your father
must be getting well on in years"
@Yes," replied the man, "be's close on
to So"
"And does he enjoy good healthf" in
quired the woman.
NO" said the man, che hasn't been
right pert for some time
What seems TO be the trouble with
him!" she asked.
well, ! dunno" was the answer. 81
guess farmin' don't agree with him any
more."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-07

rauraH aTF,s Iafsls W-arssr.- tg TE-nsh.
inrtan. ID 81. rslfiwMse6 trara mae ufn
50 ssnaeraf nrNr fsEs.taars u esau8 a~t
tlra arifs lnNmeE ~ ~ este
HnH HriF 80 one Nssk uuF Hrus
% q ~ ~ 90 . a. h1e- a. kerrel
tasel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-07

A special meeting of Green
-hSH Mountain lodge will be held
A~ this afternoon at $50 for
the purpose of attending the
funeral OF our late brother, George r..
Philip. Wear white gloves and aprons.
Per order of n. g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-07

.. sfisi rrft
- fasn frrfru Ne
Izwuta ilsil Sac
ar Ana a atl -
.u r. So tif par
.rmHs fl So Ire
nnaf ~ u
~
fiam rr flar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-07
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1915.
The Weather

For northern New England, unsettled
Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-22
OAKLAND NOTES.
Items for this department may DO
w&0ned TO S015 or State journal ethical

Mrs. John Lingo entertained the
members of the Sunflowe- Art club
Wednesday afternoon at her home in
Oakland avenue. Those present were:
Mrs. G. w. Anderson, Mrs. .. M. An
derson, Mrs w. G. Barker. Miss Helen
Biggs, Mrs. J. J. Gleason. Mrs. William
GoOden, Mrs. William Hawkins, Mrs.
o. NJ Keats, Mrs. Charles Lingo, Mrs.
w. Marker, Mrs. Roy Nelson, Mrs. c.
NJ. Reaugh, Mrs. J. P. Spickelmier,
Miss Louise Shut, Mrs. J. G. Huey
and Mrs. A. c. Stuckey. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks
with Mrs. Marker.
Mr.. Daniel Huffman of Muscatine
Iowa, arrived here today to visit his
sister, Mrs. J. T. Reaugh, and family
in Forest avenue.
Mrs. j. M. Hall of Richls nd. Kan,
is spending a few days with her
daughter. Mrs. G. w. Reese. Mrs.
Hall was called here Tuesday by the
death of her sister, Mrs. M. 8. Dis
brow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Folk and family
have moved from Chester avenue to
the J. L. Massie home, 245 Michigan
avenue. Mrs. Massie accompanied her
sister, Mrs. w. H. Draut, and family
to Topeka to spend the winter months
Mrs. Sewell of 364 Kellam avenue
has gone to Nashville, Tenn, called by
the serious illness of her brother.
Mrs Ethel Goodell of AFTER avenue
Is spending this week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. w. Watson, and family in
Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. B. L. Lopez has gone to Man
haitian to spend a few weeks with rel
atives and friends.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society was held at the Oakland
Christian church Thursday afternoon.
The moving of the Oakland Presby-
terrain church from Winfield avenue to
the new site, corner Thomas and Oak
land avenues, was started Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Belle Van Orsdol is a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Hum
mel of 225 AFTER street.
Mrs. Roy Nelson entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Oakland Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon at her home in
Winfield avenue. Those present were:
Mrs. J. W. Thompson, Mrs. ]. C.
Lingo, Mrs. J. L. Massie, Mrs. J. p
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-22
Human Voice Spans Atlantic
Ocean for First Time.
Wireless Telephony With Old
World Now Assured.
FROM ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
Telephone Engineer Talks
With Man in France.
Far Away Honolulu Eaves-
dropped on the Wireless.

New York Oct 22.-Arlington,
Va, talked by wireless telephone with
Paris, France, yesterday. Honolulu
also heard the operator talking from
Arlington.
Announcement that the human
voice had been successfully projected
across the Atlantic was made last
night on behalf of John j. Carly, chief
engineer of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company, at the COM
pany's offices here. Later Mr.. Carly
telephoned from Chicago, confirming
the announcement.
To B. B. Webb, a telephone en-
gineer, fell the honor of being the
first man to span with his voice the
space between the old world and the
new Sitting in the powerful wireless
plant of the navy at Arlington, Va,
Mr.. Webb shortly after midnight
asked the wireless telegraph opera
tor to signal the Eiffel tower in Paris.
Signal Answered.
The wireless snapped out the sig
nal and soon there came back a re-
Spouse. Awaiting word from Mr..
Webb at the Paris end of the wire
less radiation were H. E. Shreve and
A NJ. Curtis, other engineers, and a
group of French officers listening with
especially designed apparatus
In Honolulu, $500 miles from Ar
hngton, Mr.. Espenchied, another tele-
phone engineer, at the Pearl Harbor
u
at Arlington, had a transmitting in
strument, but no receiving apparatus
He knew, therefore, that he would
have to wait for the cable to confirm
the success or failure of the expert
ment.
Hello, Shreve, Heard.
Hello, Snreve," he shouted into
the mouthpiece- Hello, Shrevei"
He then began to count: "One
Two three, four; one, two, three, four.
Goodbye"
Late Thursday afternoon the ex-
pected cable message came. 1t was
addressed to the company here and
said that Webbs "helIos'' and good
bye had been distinctly heard by the
engineers and French army officers in
Paris and that portions of his test
figures had also been picked up. AT
about the same time there came a
Webb's talk had been understood in
full by the receiving engineer there
and that even the voice had been rec
ognized as Webb's.
Mr.. Carly said over the telephone
that much experimental work will
have to be done, however, before 4teie-
phone communication across the At
lantic becomes an every day affair of
commercial life. The French govern
ment and the navy department at
Washington, he said, had made it pos
sible to conduct the test by occasional
~ permitting the use of the wireless
stations. Military necessities of
France, he said, prevented more than
brief use of the Eiffel Tower station
at any one time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-22
To Make Skin Clear

Don't worry about skin troubles You
can have clear. clean complexion by using
a little Zemo, obtained at any drug store
for 25c, extra large bottle at S1.00.
Zemo easily removes all traces of pimpIes
black heads, eczema, and ringworm and
makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is
neither watery, sticky nor greasy and
stains nothing. 1t is easily applied and
costs mere trifle for each application. It
is always dependable.
Zemo, Cleveland.=Advertisem
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-22
Woodnlen Attention.

Sunflower Camp No. $50 and Shaw
nee Camp No. $500, Modern Woodmen
of America, will initiate a large class
of candidates at their hall, Sixth and
jackson streets on Friday night. The
degree work will be conferred accord
ing to the new ritual, just out Every
member of the Modern WoOdmen m
Topeka and Shawnee county IS urged
to be present. After the degree work
refreshments will be Seryed.=AdY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-22

Spickelnier, Mrs. Jas. Kelley, Miss
Eva Brownlee, Mrs. John Owen, Miss
Irene Brownlee Mrs. Ella Nelson.
After the regular business meeting a
social hour was thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. Nelson was assisted in serving by
her mother, Mrs. Ella Nelson.
The funeral service of Mrs. Maude
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-22
Four Arrested in Chicago Strike.

were made today in correction with
the strike of garment workers. Two
girls were charged by third with as
saulting her because she would not
strike and a similar charge was lodged
gainst two men strikers by q work
man who declined to quit his job.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-22

Gordon Gunderson of Mankato was
held this afternoon at three O'Clock
from the Oakland Christian church.
Rev. J. c. Hanna, assisted by Rev. A.
E. Peterson, had charge of the ser
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-22
Kills Pesky
Bed Bugs
p. .. ..

A box of P. D. @. makes a full
quart of the strongest bug killer on
earth.
The new chemical, P. D. O., Pesky
Devils Quietus puts the everlasting TO
bedbugs, reaches, ants and flear. Pesky
bedbugs can't exist where P. d. @. is
used as il leaves a coating on their
eggs and prevents Matching.
A box of P. d. O. goes farther than
a barrel of old-fasf1ion bug killer. 2.
D. @. will not rot or stain clothing,
kills fIeas on dogs. Sold in Topeka by
Tully- Mcfarland Drug Co. and Geo.
W. Stansfield, or mailed upon receipt
of Csc by the o. c. Company, Terre
Haute, Ind.-Advertiseme