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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23
Events Of Washing ton; {. G.,
Are Reported by Telegram's
i CprTesp dent There.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ga
Eye OF newt, and toe Of frog
Wool Of bat and tongue Of dog.
For q charm Of direful trouble,
Like Q Hell broth, boil and bubble

lsfSASs, - 80. SASseAt sSAA sseA>A 110eAS.
OF course Shakespeare was only
WRITING, poetry, so his formula could.
lnitshaSe been expected to work. but
there fs'an experiment in, prose de-
scribed in the annual report Of the
Smithsonian Institution, which haa
LUST been Delivered at the offices Of
1.-THE congressman from West Virginia
THAT will come out all right:
Take a rat that has been dead for
Eight days Remove IT'S tail and graft
the tall on g living rat, The tail will
DO as lively and healthy as ever in
it's Cor on its) new quarters.
e This information is contained In
matter-offact scientific phraseology in
the annual report Of 700 pages that
deals with things OF the heavens
above. and the waters below, not to
mention protoza, crtistaceans. alage,
|artisca, nelnatodes and other strange
sounding things that the average cit!
lien could no. card index without
looking them mp In a dictionary.
Despite the necessity OF employing,
scientific names. which may give the
layman trouble. the report is highly
interesting and no doubt many con-
|stituents will be sending In to mem-
|bers Of the West Virginia delegation
for 1t. For example, you may have
thought the gems. home was solely
addicted to measles, smallpox and
other contagious diseases. or, at the
most, you would not have credited
such epidemics to other than the gem
|eral animal kingdom. ~
But the plants are teeming with
germs, and they give ailments to
each other. and It Is quite possible
that's sunfower may be suffering
from acutely, 1gurative1y speaking,
from u hay Fever contracted from the
golden-rod close DETERMINATION
that is not to be sneezed at by In
telligent folk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23

Col. Vernon 3. johnson who fought
and won that title in lieu OF Iron
crosses under Governor w. 3. Glass
cock, commander-in-chief OF West
'virginia's standing army for four
years Col. johnson; of Berkeley
Springs, was in the city recently.
Need. It be stated that Col.
johnson Is also speaker Of the house
OF delegates and also has a right to
have It stated in his biography that
he travelled In state befi fitting his COM
mission, to the San Francisco Expo;
sition3 where, on West Virginia Day
as the personal representative OF
Governor Hatfield he read the latter's
address, and In the social gayeties Of
that celebration upheld the traditions
Of the states "kultur'' with disting:
,uished grace and satisfactorily mod;
Tulated dignity.
According to current writings Of
some of the states most eminent
journalists, Col. johnson has 1t ID
mind to undertake d new political
venture, but is undecided whether II
shall be In the direction of'the House
of Representatives, comingsup from
the Second district, or whether II
shall be q place on the state ticket
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hopkins have
arrived here from Mexico and are Wis.
|iting Professor and Mrs. A. d Hop
kins at the Beacon. Mr.. Hopkins,
who Is q Wood county boy, has been
located In Mexico for IA number Of
years in charge Of mining operations
owned by q Pittsburg syndicate. Dur
ing the revolnti onary years III Next
CO. he has had more: thrilling expers
fences and adventures than fails To
the average American n3a NE time. n,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23

r George w. Summers g. Wrttef maMa
for the newspapers, as we'll known IN
Washington as he in Yves Eirgin-S
LA. has gone to Housekeeping Thtsa
statement n fact H. calncla Ito. at
at first, cause q prieking up Of ears
lin West Virginia, as Il did among the
scribes here when 1t became noised
about. For Col. Summers's photo
graph lis IN the gallery of confirmed
bachelors and has been for well, It'll
lis nobody's business, how many years.
lItswas thought at first that something
was about TO happen which would
lcause the photo to be removed, but
4 series of informal little parties Civ
en- by Summers at his well-arrangeda
and tastily- furnished apartments, has
convinced his friends that there isl
nothing doing along the line OF sus-l
picion they had. From.sa culinary
standpoint @. w. doesn't need anyI
help; he is an accomplished artist
with the chatting dish and the high
power gas range. After one Of his
spreads the boys and girls feel so
kind and loving toward their host
that they even 90 so far as to insist
that he tune up his fiddle and In
dulge in his one secret vanity. Truth
to tell, Col. Summers says that Sena-
tor Chiffon and John q. Holt are not
IN his class they may be vtolinists.
but he's o. fiddler. Mr.. Summers'sE
new home Is cosy and -hospitable,I
niftily furnished, modern and up-to-
date, and located so near the White
House that he can call across the
1,oc1, faroos In tho man who lives IN, III
that place and wish him q good morn- H
ing. s5s,
Over the main entrance an artist
friend has .inscribe g Live while you
live. then die and be done with It,"
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-10-21
6illitront aeetet 8enaabnina.

Salt Safe Gitp, ntob, ben 17oe
Oft. Statens 8enaa6ningsfon1nis-
fion beotog igaaraftes eniten1n1ig at
nqgte at benaaoe Soiepb &iIIitron1.
Der ct ber1t til Deoen for Moroet
poa S. s. morrifon og bennes @sn
10be Sannar 1914, og berrneo enbte
ben 6rtit, Der bleb giDet ban poa
@rpfioent @iIions Mnn1ooning. &an
fit Srtften for at gtbe ben inenife
Mniiter gfengren Mnlebntng til at
ifaffe nDe Gafta eller @runoe for at
Don1men burbe foran6res. @fengreu
bar lite repraienteret for 4ontnis.
fone,1, men bab6e ien6t ct Telegram
til @ubern6r 5prp. &iINtrom afilog
at mgoe % bans 5agfbrer iagoe, at
ban lite boboe npe 8ebifer eIler
@rnnbe at anfsre. &ilftrom bill bli.
be bgn1t pao1p til Dgoen af Diftriftts-
retten oenne l1ge.
ainefif Strife. Chicago Ben 18oe
DIT. gbicagos ferite fineiiife Strife
.bIeb aobnet ibog for 1000 0rienta.
Iere ber 8Den. Den fnIoes ben
fbrlte fineiif. iife airfe % Be.
gprote neo 55 oftiDe MebIenn1er.
Den berer lite til rtogen fpecieI 5eft
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-10-21
,.9ruf "-Nntr.
Sc Tprenebe Gtater frener nuget
mere betrDggenbe cnb Mnle6.
ming til at gaa / 1inbaabe.

@aibington 6en 18be Oft. Sf.
fentliggigrelien iaften af Ben iibite
Note, iom 6e Sorene6e @tater ien6te
til Epiflano angaaenoe set amerifan-
tie @fib ,8illiam g. Srpe", biier.
at oe 5orene6e @tater lite betragter
zen 9lnle6ning til at nn6fomme /
2ipbaa6e" iom tilitreffelig @ifferbeh
for EaSiagerer og 8eietning paa ct
amerifanit Sfib, ser bliber p6elagt,
naor oct ferer &ontraban6e.
S Soften, Ser er 6ateret Sen 12te
0ftober, u6talte l16enrigsminiiter
Sonsing fin 9ilfreosbeo oper, al
Gpifla1to baboe bifalot oct anertfan'
ife Sorilag om en- fnlles @ommisiion
- 6agnen6 til at beitemme eta,
g. y atntng for Eabet of "Grpe"
ion. blep ferfet al vBrtns Gitel
6rie6ricb", og tilitemmer 6et fra
Berlin fre,nlatte 6orlng, at 6et iffe
er ne6pen6tgt at ubnepne en Dp'
ntuno paa Sorbaan6.
Spiflano bar allere6e gibet Sor.
itfringer ON, at / 8aabente af 8ol6'
giftsafgiprelien nil amerifanite Sft.
be fdren6e betinget &ontraban6e iffe
blipe foruletliget; men efteriom ON,
trent ollie Barer af 8etponing er ble'
ret giort til abiolut &ontrobonoe,
betragter berpere116e Gn1beosme,o
6oriifringerne iom relatibe.
Gen omerifanife @egiering bep,
Ser, at Eraftaten al 1928 iffe tillo'
Der S7oele9gelie unoer nogen 0ln-
itoeroigbe6er of amerifanife Sfibe
fgre16e @ontraban6e af 1ogenio1n'
bellt Sort, og forlanger Soften, at
mebens @ol6giftsforbanol olingerne ID.
res, ifal ser gtbes Yasiagerer og Be,
fetning paa a1nerifanife @fibe, iom
tDlfe &omman6grer fin6er set rg6.
benoigt at eoelegge for 8efor6rino
af abiol,,t aontraban6e, ,1oget mere
befrpggenoe til oercs siifffferheo END
2ipbaabe. s.=
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-10-21
Gn nprf.amerifanff &nnitlbber.

Gu norif.amerifanf &nniHpber.
S BET til @berman Souie / @bicago
fnptte6e college SSnn peffer ct Yar
unltlebere almin6eltg 8eun6ring
for fine 4Oppisninger paa Sfen. uSi-
oenoe"s Meoarbei6er itille6e Jig
toilenoe ligeoperfor en- Me6oelelie
cm Sfpiteis / September Maane6 ;
met bans Tbtl foripan6t 6a ban me6
egne 9ine fit ie en- ca. 30x60 500
blanf SSsfla6e &ofeen. sSien er
lagt oper Imnoniafrer og boloer Jig
uanieet Sommerten1peraturen. Meu'
itfen ipilleoe op, og IND paa @feite-
bonen ipingeoe Jig en- 11ng Mon6 og
en- nng &pinoe og gleo De melt pn=
6efuloe 8epegel'er oper ben ipeil.
blonfe 6laoe. al1nitltpfter u6fertes,
Ibis Mage Neoifriperen lite funoe
erin6re at babe feet ii6en Mrel 8aul.
iens Gage. SsSnteresien for Opbis,
ningen forege6es, 90 set bite fig, at
&unltlgberen bar Mtnneapolismanb.
Orrin Marfbns, 56n af George
Marfbns. Den nnge Came bar g.
len 8ecfer fra ct. Saul. Morfbr,3
er % Mar gammel og fe6t Gbieago.
@at bar Decorab | IA Nar, i11bttl
ban for 8 Mar ii6en tom til Mdnne,
opolis. Gin Ser6igbe6 iom Sfpite-
leber tillaeoe ban fig / en- meget une
Mlber = bnr lite mere et16 tre; fire
@ar gammel, 6a ban begpn6te lt,l
4arriere fom Sfbtteleber. San er
ogiaa en- meget flint 2ennisipiller.
Mr. @arfbns og @iis 8ecfer bor
ii Maane6er gtbet Opbtsntnger
College sssnn, og man bill 6eraf for.
itoa, at Der bltber lat 8ris pao 6eres
4reItationer.
10000 &anabiere bberpet. st.
taua, Ont, ben 156e DIT. &perp.
ningsopgaper, Der bleb offentltggiort
ber tgaaraftes, bier, at $4,000
Manb bar bberpet itg Canada for
3ienelte I europa ii6en @rtgen be.
gD116te. Mf 6isfe er $4,000 ienot
oper Mtlanteren. Mpe $4,000 bill
bltbe bberpet, iag6es Ser, iaainart
&rtgsbepartementet beltenmer.
| Den fprite Eroppefontinge,1t beftoo
nf 38, ,185 Malt6, ben a1ben og 6or.
it9rfningerne af 48,485. Ser II
lbberbet o1nfri11g 2 Brocert af Coma
kpas fa1nle6e 8efolfntng. 9abgIifter.
me bar Mabnete pan $4,000 4ona-
6iere, bboraf en- 9reoie6eI ,er benot
| tilbage til 9ienelten igien.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-10-21

lDtttlltnB at 1Dentte Yro0ntter.
Stem Sort ben t46e Oftober. Gct
iDenfe &onbelsfammer / De Gorene.
ns 5tater trpffer Goranitaltninger
ffor at aabne BET 8pen en- itor n6'
fitting at ibenife Hrobufter for u
fren1nte &an6elsforbin6elien neo
Mnerifa. Set pqientligite af nb'
ffiI1ingen bliper De ibenffe 6abrifata,
Ser MI er paa Hanamo-N -Nacific= It's,
itiningen ! Son 6rancisco. 5nsl}fe
Sanoe Isinteres{er Der % / @et Ia
bar 1,Dlig flgbt @ollano= =Mn1erhd dim,
iiens Camper uHots6an" Der Ct
10, 600 Con,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-10-21
Gut.Hu1rPt.
@raiibenten bifalber Grpgrammet
for pening at 9er % Tlaabe,
$400,O0,00O neite Mar.

Waibtngton ben 15oe 9ft. M6n1f-
niitrationens Brogram for 2anbets
6orioar, fom ffal forelegges for
&ongreSien unoer ben foreitaaen6e
Sesiion % bill meofpre en- fan1let no
gift af omfring $400,00O,000 ttl
5laaoe og @Rr naite 9lar, bar o111-
trent fpr6igt iaften.
&rigsminiiter @arriio1s Blan,
bifalot af 8reii6enten, freezer en-
SorsgeIie af $75,0O0,000 @rigs.
6epartementetS aurlige @epilgni1g
for at bringe Sen regulere Mrne op
til 140, 1000 Wan6 og Oprettelie of en-
ny &ontinentalarme paa 100000,
lom iamrnen meo en- W1ilits paa
125,000 bilbe gipe De 5orenebe Sta
ter en- @tprfe paa 665,00O Man6,
ON BET fful6e trqnges.
8ifal6t bleb ogiaa iylaa6eminiiter
Ganiels % Glaa6ens @enerolfon1.
misiions @lnn ON 93pbDgninger 6e
neitfplger1be fem Mar til $500, ,O0O,-
600 giben6e SIaaoen 10 npe Drea6.
tougbts og 6 SlagfrDofere iarnt 70
l1n6erban6sbaaoe, SO Gorpeooiogere,
10 Spetoerfrpofere og en- bel Del
&inlperibe.
Otter @onferenien ioften nellen1
Glaaoerntnilter Daniels, Msii1terenbe
6laa6eminiiter @ooiepelt og @ene-
ralfommisiionen bleb BET befienbt, nj
fplgen6e gpbpgninger er beiten1t for
set ferite af Be fem Mar: 80 9rea6.
nougbts, to Slagfrp6iere, fem I'm.
berban6sbaa6e, tolb 3orpeboiagere.
6lao6ens Mon6ifnber btl bline for.
bget me6 5000 Man6, og @pfrigs.
folen bill optage $50 fIere @leber.
Ser er mango bun6reoe Guiin6er
l1nge Mpn6, iom - itges BET - bar
baa6e Ei6 og 2pit til at gibe ninoit
to Maone6er bbert Mar th Wfilitnr-
ebelfe, og &ot1tine11tolarmeen biloe
beitoa af bigle. 9eationaIgarbeu
(miilihtffen) Diiloe beitaa af De. 8oraere,
Ser ifisffe erii fitnn6 ttl at ufie n1ere END
en- Mften ON rge1t eller fao til Dill.
tertieneite.
- &nnfas gitD, Meo., Sen lobe
0f. Ginansminiiter McMooo frer1-
:bol6t / en- Sale for @nnins Gitp
Commercial Club ioag, at Sc Sor.
eneoe @tater naa anffaffe fig EN-
Slaa6e, Der er iitan6 til at mb6e an
ore @er6ensmagter og oprette en-
&onoelsmarine til 100000, fom
fun6e tages til &iglp I Ttlfel6e at
&rig.
- @btcago ben 156e Oft. 9bo-
mas q. @6iiott> 6orn1an6 / Sc Sor-
ene6e @taters raabgipe116e Glaa6e-
fonmisiton, bar fer t6ag poa @ien-
nemreiie til Gan Granctsco. &an
u6talte fig t ct sSnterbte,p for 0pret-
telien al en- itor amerifanif @rigS-
fasie. @or nefte &rig bil6e blipe en-
Maffinfrtg, fag6e ban. Moffiner bill
.blibe fonftrueret, Der pil gibre bber
&rigers gffeftinitet 20 @ange iaa
flor. Meet1 2an6et 111aatte forbere6e
iig. Set btl6e bore 9fono,ni, fagbe
ban, at oprette Gabrifer, Ser fun3e
pro6ucere 6obbelt iaa r11eget 4r116t,
fom MI bber Sag ifpoes bort / GU
ropn.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-10-21
Snternerebe spifere foribeer a


1tnbfomute. geetpport g1e,ps, 3d.,
166e Dft. GIere gennen6 fra Be tp.
ffe &inlpefrpbfere r&ro,1prin5 Bil-
belm" og Bring Gitel Srteoricb" in.
ternereoc be6 georfolf 6laabeperft,
foripgte igaar at fire fig Oberreiie
me6 6e bollanofe 2oiteoan1pere
.Monnifenoam" og uWfaartenoiif"
ser ff1loe reife berfra til @otter6am.
gn of Men6ene blep arreiteret ONT
bor6 efter glnmooning fra vWaar,
tens6iifs" @uptein. De a1bre anita
ges at bere ber6t tilbage til fine
Sfibe.
@aibington ben 166e Sft. -
5laa6eoeparteme1ttet tilbagefal6te
igaar alle Rermisiionstilla for
EDfferne paa u&ronprtn5 @ilbelrn"
og uBrin5 Gitel Grie6ericb"", ioet bet
tror, at ier tpffe Officerer fra ben In
ternere6e 4rD6ier ~8ronprtn3 8il-
belm" er flpgtet paa gacbten ,,@clip-
fe" og fanffe bil foripge at gibre
Sfaoe paa brittle &anoelsifibe / oct
fDolige 9ltlonterbab.
De tpfe Dfficerer og Sbmeno bill
hltbe bol6t fom Sanger paa fine Sfi-
be it16til bet er afgiort, ON De fer
Officerer bar bru6t Yarolen.
9ecu 9apen @agen. Netp gorf oen
15be 0ft. @n Surp blep ibag enoe,
Zig balgt / Sagen moo Billiam
@ocfefeller, &enrp McSarg> gomaro
8. @obbins og otte an6re nuberenoe
eller forbenperen6e Dtreftgrer af
Seem gorf, Seem &apen & &artforo
Sernbaner, anflaget for 5ammen-
ipergelie om &rpnfelie al Sbermaa-
2oben be6 at monopoliiere Sernbare-
trafifen @etp @nglan6.' $50 sSurD-
men6 blep afbert, fbr enoeltg IL
Wfano blep balgt.
s De ellebe anflage6e og beres
Sogferere bar Do1nmer Stunt 6en-
ne Gag for fig en- Samling Mano
repreienteren6e en- perionlig &ig-
bonn og DDgtigbe6, iom biitnof nep-
pc nogenltnoe fbr bar beret ia1nlet |
en &ets1al. Mer. @ocfefeller er en- at
Weroe11s rtgeite Nfe11o og en- at Sc
betpoehgffe eSe9rnba So agnater I Sat1-s
ger. 09fao pe = onofe er pfe1D =aT
up''.l1's o.l''o'''le D.. '1p.e oo.
le','''syp.lDe": ,Ie Sus'''ecs :
r1t ' ~'
@n Masie fanaoif 9neoe. SEEM
Oorf ben 18oe Sft. 9en itsr1te Sor=
1enoelle at funaoif Speoe glennen1
1pre ,,ooen5in6e hor hdr+ nm forp.
ooor ~, o;p,,,,en, nerro 94n Snooz
nor FRI Warsen +iI M mon ere6oo
ron 56o 0f+ n;,er o+ 4 OK 7et
g,,,hers pr fdr+ hprtir fro Gonooo
,;ho,, +;6r;o m,,o,,s+ ~ o,,,1o6o+ for
esor5pnoprip bonp6,ooprio fr @no.
Io,,h erorfrioo ~ e+oI;or en-, ~
,,nhaoo o. qor6 IS 10, ~ @,,iher
for,n,pr oennp Snpoe oipnnpr1 !
Tora,nroc
0on fonon;Ho epo6oopr;,,o haroo
nos +ir - eeo ooo ooo n,,ihors ~
~ -, IS So ,+d,,+o no,,,;,,io,,a,,s *,
,t,r;e oor,,bonhroro no,,ter ~ So,,
s,,,oro o1Sfar,o1 n.y. ,os.oxo ;,,>+;r ST.,
ITO son,,or So oroo,,+;,,1 enono
fo,,,n,or noo morfo6ot
sEDrite Saq 1tn6er Glahtpn Mnti.
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90. G.9attannnun
gauges Gyno6es 6orn1anb bsb efter
en Operation. &ar en- bpgtig
2eber % 8irfenS Manb.

Pa1lOr Wf. ". 9Qn|0n, Sor1nQllO
for &auges 5Dno6e og Brait &en-
pon, Minn., og ti6ligere flere Mar
8eltDrer for &eo 9ging Seminar, af-
git Il. 6s. peo De6en paa ct @o1pi-
tai | 5ariboult> Minn.> efter en- Opc-
ration for @aloelten. &an bapoe p9.
ret fpeelig ct 9lars Ei6 og Greoa9s
nnoerfalte6e ban fig en- Operation.
San bleb 56 9lar gon1mel.
We6 Bait. @anion er en- al $an-
ges. SD11obes lebe11be Meno og en-
af ben Iutberife &irfes fremragen6e
5fiffelier / Mmerifa ban6ret bort.
San bar Sormano for @ouges Sp'
NODE t ellebe Mar, fbrit fra 1899 til
1905 og 6erpaa fra 1910 til lin 800.
Sra 1894 til 1899 bar ban @iaefor-
tnan6. &an bar o9iaa / flere Mar
8eitDrer og @rofesior be6 lit Cont
funds Seminar / @e6 @ing, fra
1886 til 1887 og fra 1898 til 1911.
San bar e1t i116en tit @amf1n6 iterft
benpttet Mano, ioet ban tiente
paa oe btgtigite @omiteer, iom SSa.
nre1nisitonsfomiteen, Gbinon1islions.
fon1iteen, @fole6irefttonen og iom en-
al &auges @pno6es @epreientanter
paa Soreningsfomiteen. 49,
Martin @uitop &anion bleb fb6t i
Mspelun6, Minn., ben lite Sult
1859. &an bor @en af BEN befienb=
te &ioneerpreft, 9iten &an'on, Ser
cgiaa ct, Marreffe bar 6orna16 /
&auges @Dno6e. San frefpentere6e
9feo @ing @eminar fra 1880-84,
bar 8reit I ct. PauI fra 81 til 90
og Breit @ron6 Sorts, 81. g., 80
til SO. Menigbe6en 4enDon babbe
ban betient iioen 1909. S 1912
bleb ban af Song @aafon u6nRpnt
til 91ib6er at ct. 9lobs Or6enen. S
1914 beltog ban 5om lit @an1fr1nos
&epreierttant i sSubtlp11nsfeltligb
oerne i.Rorge.
&oft Sn,tfon oberIebes al gnfe, i.
Guroline Guneie, og fire 8er11 Dr.
M6olpb &anion Garibault, @ueben
&anfon / @terb gitp, So., George
&anion, Der Dor bient1ne, ian1t Mrs
Mabel @opers i @isconfin. &an
bar ogiaa tire @eitre, Mrs. s. g..
SSenien ct. Eau1;; Ners. @unbiIo
2apion, @fDberg, Minn., og Miis
glice &anion, MinneapoIis, og fem
@rg6re, bporaf tire er 8reiter / &ol1-
ges SDnooe: Hait. s. 81. Sanion,
@bicago; Bait. Tbonas &anfon,
6ranfltn, Minn.;; Baft. Stmon &an-
Jon, Sacfion, Minn., 9r. S. 81. $on>
ion, Sartbault, Mtnn., % @ipbman6
SSobn &anion, 9ebils 2afe, Minn.
@tceforman6 S. S. @fie I Sen,
6ricfs, @inn., obertager MI 6or-
1nan6sihlltngen I @auges @pno6e.
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Gn @oolebelttale. g1etp Oorf sen
12te 0ft. nDen fremmeofpote 8e-
folfning / bette 2an6 n1aa bore en-
omerifaniieret 8efolfntng = ingen
a16en @laes fan fienpe M1nertfas
@an1pe, bberfen / Gre6 eller @rig. !"
Saale6es u6talte 9berlt 9beo6ore
9fooiepelt fig en Sole, iom ban TAI.
ten bol6t ON rMmerifantsme" for
4ntgbts Of Columbus / Carnegie
@an. Det bar alle Sn6po,1breres
@ltgt, iogbe ban at l9re engelif, %
bet bor Mn1erifas 9Itgt at ferge for,
at De fit lere Bet @nn foreilog o..
foa Snbfbrelien of 8prnepligt efter
set icbmei8iffe @pfteu1. Deriom en-
Snoban6rer, fagbe ban, lite bar ifif.
fet til at bltbe 8orger. af 2an6et,
bnr6e ban beller lite faa Sob til at
fltppe fnb bet.
@ooiebelt fag6e, at ltgefom set oe-
1nofrattife Mmertfa frebeoe, at Rtr.
fe % gtat ifuI6e bore abifiIt, og ot
tngen 6orifteI ffuIoe gisres pna
GroesbefienoeIfer 8e'etteIien af Of
fentlige gmbe6er, faa ih1loe Der bel
Ter tffe bore nogen @fielnen melle111
Motionaliteter. Der ct trgen BIaos
/ Mmerifa for 8tnbetegns. .Mmertfa.
mere" /" fagoe BON.
8ietigt rGaitlanb -gibne bsb.
Chicago ben 1sbe DH. aaptein Sra
.. Mansftelb af Dampifibs bsinipef.
tionsppienet, ct bfgttgt gtone l1noer
be forffielltge 6orbgr i MnIeoning
!, ,GaitIano" .Mfferett, oboe ioog. &o,10
gren1meoe itg meget ober l1Ipffen og
bette fremffproeoe tfbIge bans S,,-
itru bans Dgo.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
Incidents in Society

Miss Ruth V. Northrup is at her
former home on Beach drive for a
visit.
Miss Elsie Graham is the guest of
Miss r. J. Cranska at Fishers Island
for several days
Church street has been in New York
L. Ely, of Washington street.
for q few days this week
William Ely, Jr., of Schenectady.
y. Y. is visiting his aunt. Miss Anna
l. Elcy. of Washington street.
Mrs. Gates Norman of Worcester.
is the guest for a few days of Mrs.
Anthony Peck of .Sachem terrace.
Miss Caroline T. Gilman of Wash
ington street is at Seal HarOor. Ne,
for a few days visit with friends
Miss Lucille Lord of Washington
street is passing the week at Pleasant
View the guest Of Miss Lucy Loring.
Miss Ruth MacClenthan has return
ed to San Diego. California after pass
ing the summer at her home on
Church street and at Pleasant View,
r. I.
MIS- ~ LNObAAASOh anu AAAS
Misses Robinson have returned from
Block Island where they have been
spending several days on the South
Bluffs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ogden Full
| Ter who have been guests of Mrs
Fuller's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max
| ton Holms. of Greene avenue have
gone to their home in Nashua, y. H
Mrs. Owen 6. Smith entertained
eight young ladies at her home OF
4 Huntington avenue Wednesday after
noon in honor of her niece, Miss Ma
rion Haines of Colorado Springs, who
/ is here for the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
NORWICH YOUNG MEN
WENT INTO DITCH
They Chose the Early Mornibq Hours
for An AutenobiIe Run.

At 9 o'clock Friday morning four
young men. who are members OF we'll
known families in Norwich, were drfy-
ing I'm the automobile Of one of their
number along the New London road.
when the steering gear became tenn
porarily deranged, one of them said
Friday, and their car went into the
ditch. They stopped the automobile
Just about a foot from big boulder.
1t was said. The car was not dam
aged, and they were unhurt, this young
said said. despite the wild rumors that
went about the city Friday regarding
the consequences Of the accident. The
iateness. or rather the eariineEs Of the
hour. added to the tension OF the sit
uation. but they managed to extri-
cate themselves from their position in
the ditch by the roadside by Hemp
stead'S above Quaker Hill. and event
ually got back to Norwich under their
own power. It was an experience
that they are not willing to go through
again and they are going to be more
careful about their hours Of pleasure
driving in the future, although this
particular nishap seemed to be due
to the machinery and not to them
serves
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
OBITUARY..
Patrick DonneIIv,

Patrick DonnelIy of No. 81 Baltic
street died at the Backus hospital,
Friday night, about SIS o'clock. He
had been seriously ill about a week
and was taken to the hospital on We'd
nesday. Mr.. Donnelly was born in
Ireland and was about 20 years of age
For many years he made his home in
this city. He was a blacksmith by
trade but for the past ten years he had
led a retired life. Mr.. DonneIly was
a member of st. Patrick's parish but
did not belong to any organizations
He leaves his wife and four children
James Donnelly of Norwich, Patrick
Donnelly of New Haven, Mrs H. F
Schadee and Mrs. William Casey OF
this city. There are also two sisters
Mrs. John McKenna of Munson, Mass.
and Miss Elizabeth Donne1ly of Ire
land