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The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
Kills Wife and Then Himself.

Detroit, Nay .S.IJames Beatty. an
employe OF the MAXWELL Motor Com
pany.. killed his 2s-year-old wife early
today and then took his own life. He
eat her throat and than dsaAk poison.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
FASHIONS AT THE CAPITAL
The Well-Dressed Woman of Smart Society," What She
Wears-The Time and Place.

! The same dignified rule was followed
by Mrs. Mahlon Pitney. wife of Mr..
Justice Pitney, Of the Supreme Court,
as well as by leading non-official wom-
, en- famous for their good taste. Mrs.
James W. Wadsworth. jr.. wife of the
Senator from New York. and her sis
ter law. Mrs. Fletcher Harper. who
was formerly Miss Harriet Wadsworth.
were among the smartly dressed young
matrons in the boxes at each per-
Torrance. A gown worn by Mrs. Har-
per. who came direct from one of the
numerous luncheon p0rties in her hon
or. was taupe satin with small
figures of embroidery in dull pinks
and green's decorating the short bouf-
FAINT drapery. The top was the new
Premet model cut low in front, over
ened in the back. The latter a straw
showing the direction of the wind
from fashion land. Mrs. Harper wore
charming hat of erin matching her
frock in color and trimmed in small
clusters of pink flowers.
Mrs. wadsworth, who Is still In mourn
ing. wore black voille, round skirt
with long side-pleated overdress semi
jacket bodice with long chiffon sleeves,
trimmed in white flowers.
Mrs. Larz Anderson and Mrs. Victor
Kaufman are wearing tailored suits Of
pongee on much the same model. Their
skirts are pleated as are seven out of
ten of the new walking skirts made to
order. Their jackets show totally diff
ferent lines, Mrs Anderson's Is made
with a deep belt coming from the back
and holding considerable fullness under
the arms, Mrs. Kauffmann's Is on
straight lines and without q belt. Both
young matrons topped their pongee
gowns with hats Of the same color. Mrs.
Anderson wearing a close turban with
its coronet brim encircled by asters. Mrs.
Kaufman wearing an English shape
with its brim turned well up At the left
side Ind the crown encircled by Q band
Of gourra These skirts in both cases
were Just to the ankles
The cape as an extra. or separate wrap
has been accepted as one OF the fixed
facts In the fashion armament In wash
ingtor's smartest circles.
Miss Isabelle May and Miss Margaret
Draper are among the sponsors Of this
mode. Mas May has several capes. one
10 beautiful Belgian blue cloth rather
sAart anA With straasAt saaA9 thaa q.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
Gen. Young Can't Be At Reunion.

Louisville. May 29.-Gen. Bennett H.
Young. commandsr-in-chief Of the
United Confederate Veterans. II still At
his home here and win not be able to
attend the coming Confederate reunion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

slineute. Der @rltipo sllr Sd,ei-
0lug ipor iuhpitroige 8ebapolintg.
smpaIt 8. IS. @raf nertrot oic SID
germ,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
Summer 80
9. sbaDe @iaer.

slIn Souattog, ben 12, September.
lbdrb iir ieiaier &sobinllg ON Der
Seoopo Greet, 6, SEaSc geiIler, mad,
Iditgeran 2eiben, nm glItcr pom sd
Snben int0 3 sOsotntell Ger Ser.
itorbcile lebte INN itnrh tali idner
Sarle nitf ipeld)er er gebonen tpair0e
itipo mar eHi allgelnein befatfder.
hod9eadlteter @iirger inriereS Conn.
ms. Gr titterldbt icine @ottin unS
DIE foIgenoett z &inber:: slmeIia,
ssolter, @lla. einnta. 9anicl, 6brl-
ituru im6 Slice; ein aipoerer Sobn
aing Dem Goter nor eririgen rsabrat
ht SoSe uoraiis slarBerbem binter-
lafst er rod Ole folaefbqn feds
Sdbpeltern: 6rml Sobn inpo 9feia.
bolo @ieber. 6r0u CASPER imb ssrau
@onran Sdnetoer, ssnnu 9sarp
SdHtlte lnlb srau Coin 8iIlimalm.
Die 8eerbis,lns eriolatc aitf oem
5MniIien @egnibuibpIab, mlf Der
@iler 6arn. inter 2eihng bon
Saftor ST. Greatl. BON 0rafe.
Inter bett bon altsauarts 5linl 8e.
.grabriB GridJienenen inunen ole loI.
9etben: gller. ltlro Robt. Sdppeioer,
Snmi @aorp GdJldte, sIatei6t Wsiillerp
ihlaSer II. @nttiir Ole Ssrmen @o'p.
Braisner, Sarrp Meper unb ellie
Daoore;; ferler s. 81. 9atfmann. 6.
l.. 8iltons nno Satin, SDoia
Sdldte. Srou 8m. Selms, Gbas.
Selms ,rtuo @ottia one Sroi,en v.
9. @illimIrs ,nph ssobn Sdntlte, 10
uic 8an Sdolniro
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
aid,ter siaiam 9rep.I.

slm leeten a)iontog. Den 20.
'Sepelnber. Inn 8 ltbr, morgens,
ltarb IN ieiier 8oblnrna, in SIo
glato, &id,ter 8iIlimn 3rcipcl, i'm
stlter BON SO Sabren, 10 Dtolmten
inpo "a Sagen
Hidfer 9reipel mar id,on icit ae.
rGnner Belt nit eiilan arcbSleboet
bebafiet gclneien, ipeldjes linn piele
5dhrler6elt perlrrnd,te. gr qpdttc
beriihnute aer5te in ct. 2ulliS. tout
springs, slrf., homie olldj IN
slairora, 5ilpatbe ae5ogen, Sodr pbne
Smlentoe SiIie 3u erIarMen. Ger
Serltorbeie bintenl1bt ieilre 6,ottin
,lbo Die foleeltbem 8 Sinner glitaaiIt
Selrp, @Saporo, @ilioin, 2omis
ialO 8eluiairiin 9retpel; ,srau Carl
WfcGllre, BON Ia,roro; Srml ". 6.
@rap, polr Galman atlto sSrm ;sreo
7. Seld, BON glono; ferler aiIh 2
8uii0er Senrp 9pepeI, non ssrW.
Sort Srmi Gbriit. ,SelerS, bon
s5alenspille.
&idter 9relpel tpirroe i'm ,sabre
1898, sinn Goiudprid,ter Rir ben
fitSliden 9iitrift bon @ascormSe
Gnultp ertpatlt. amto periab oas
slmtt 5ipei Sernrine biipoalrdy sll all.
geneiner 3irfuiebeiiheit. gr ipa,
elm erfolgreider Sarirer alth Sieb.
balsoler. ollaerllein befmnt ltrtS
bod9eodtet.
Ser Sralergottesbielit Impo ON
tetten Deitttpod RadnIlittos, in oel
epangl. Stride, in Slb 8far6
| Itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
gerBanSIunsen i'm areisaeridt.

9ie ssltrp, IN oent Sall pon GAas.
@tegsiIliaHrrs, entNdyieb Ouf Der ald.
ger 5ll $3.50 @artfddoigluia beredp'
tigt iit. Der aaGger bntte $500
tbatiGd,lide gntfdnOteiig, foapie
ipeitere $500 Stpaf ! ertidnoigtrpa
beampridE, fiir iiilpaIier6es 8cfrus
gen BON Seiieil bes gerfloeten. DR
GrleoigatiW oieRs SaItes balserte
nuqn SsreitoG lulr 1 llbr, ipad Wfit-
toa. biz inll bnlb.5efit llbr ON slbeipo
i1bo baint his 5lrrn Sanlstag, INN |
llbr, 1pn(b @aittag. Die Surp be-
itopo mis 6en iolgenbep 8iirgerlt:
S. s.. syalef, Gl,ns. stipfbenfanlp. q.
s, DtllrpbD. slltg, Seiie, slag. aat.
teialpmml, So6n @abatGpller, Sos.
@in. 6. s. lltbe, ghrg. Seaeler,
Sssobn SelS, Soc 8osnrf, g. 9.
SplrMeon Sri. gllna &apires.
Sodber bon Gbns. &aplpes. aus Der
stdbe BON 9luipo, mar ore 3eirgiil
fir oie 9latflage; anbere 3eltgen fiir
sic GlGgerin fpaper. @itber Grioer.
ssram Gbas. Sapnes. Clos. Sapnes,
Dan. Sap,bes, ssofn Sobnreper, S.
@. Gmalpbell lnpo Ilon5o 9fector.
9ic Sertbeioigin9 bnadte foI8elrop
3eltger: Sraai SIiper Saptpes. no
tert Safitt. gnrntet iuto @illiaill
SterIins iitto Srml 9ouie gitllod.
6. g. imto 9. 9. 8arter tpapelr oie
slraudIbe 6es 8erflustelt, s. @.
Seftslen into 4obert @alter befra-
ten oen 8laeer. Der SAL erregte
mel slarNnerfimtfeit; Der geridyts-
ianI ipnr tn1breat6 Der 8erboltoIilu-
gen gebrdngt Doll 3atboper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
Sob BON ;sran sIana @annIer.

slm Depgmigeilen Sarrstog itorb
in Der Bohsinig ibres Sobrles. &c,
ier Daimsfer, sSrala slapnu Dfnaricr
Pg4b IGentalni, ole @ittape bes Der.
iiorbelren sacob Oarmgfer, ant bober
@reiienaIter bon so ssabrert in6 s
Wtoiiaten. Die 8eritorbelle ipilroe
I'M Sssnbre 1885, i'm Garttot @rml.
binoelt IN Der Sdapei5, gsboren 1uib
perbeiratbete iidl inn Sabre 1862,
ntit Ssacob 9almpier, 0ieler gbe
cnfproBten bier 4itlber, bon melden
eins in friiber 9ilrobeit itarb, iudb.
reno elm Stpeites, srau gGiobetb
9ollermoin, har @ltern I'M Subre
1879, I'M Sooe porallsgtltg, 8 Sabre
pad,dybem oie sSalniGie md, slmerifo
1efonn1pen nor sSacob 9anilier unr>
Solltilie hatten iih si,er6t in scr
Ndbe bon Berger ltieoer9elaiien,
jogen aber balo bnraui mad, @aseon-
zoe GolultD, NO iic bis sisrn Sobe
oes Serrn 9mlllier. inr Sabre 1899,
pobipbaft iparen gtah Dem Sooe
ibres @attin hatte Ole @eritorbene
itpe Seiflatb dbipedtiellto bel tbrer
Sodyter, sSrau Gbriit 8ocbm, in ct.
Souls, uno bel ibrem Sobn. ,rlrie.
rem tuobIbefanlten Iitbiirger Seter
9alntier. Die geitattlitg erfolgte
m leBten Dipntng, bon Der 8ob.
ilaut9 aSeter 9arusfers alls, olii oeru
itGoti66en Snieobofe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
sObaidDer iinfaa in Der WSbe BON
Charlotte.

slm letter Sarnstoe, lIlpgefGbr INN
II ltbr, fnougens. bot iif rabe bel
Charlotte elm llnfall ereisliet, III.
foIge beilen sSroil Serilpan Sdllot-
tadI abr Sebe1 berIor Spipeit mir
lin @rfabrng aebrnd)t i,abeii, mar Der
8orsafes ipie iolgt: Sernalm
SdGothndy, i'm gereii NIT ieiner
Sral imto leillem So9rr. 8iflimn
iplb @nttin, lpanen oonpit beidp6itigt
eineil Diit9epitpeler ulter .eillen
Sd,lpper 5ll id,ieben @iIliam
mar oil Der Deidyiel, INN bie Dia.
if,iHe 81 itelterll, ipdbreilo iein gSa-
ter inlb ieirie Mntter iib am Silpter.
tbcil befonben. INN oie Wanihtire sn
Idieben. 5rau Sdllottad batte 3ps
litlber ooer 8alse ergriffen ilno,
llodoem Die Minibine ,ngefabr 90
,SuB tpeit geNdIpbeir mar, inliipife
oerielbe plotLb in Dos @etriebe,
lpeldes Den 3plnuher 10 nold, in 9e.
neglnpg ieste. Dob Srau ShlottndB
arns itabe Dem @llen6ogel,, BON e;.
mem 3obn bes 3plhrSers erfaBt ipllrs
De. Siero,lrd tpairbe sSrml Sdaot-
ta6 berab ialn aitf oie gaoidyine
geniiiett, mo tie bon eiisem G,oeren
3abn iiber Dem slisse getroffen; one
ier 3abn orang tief in Den Sdn6al
Der ititgliidDidelr Sroi, behpegte iih
omnl i'm 9ogen abap1rts lnIb fam
iruterbalb 6es glitgeS mieoer bermis.
gaadm6em ore 9er,tngliifte, init
llnteritiisasng tbres @atten, atrlge-
fGbr 80 Sdritte gegarlaen mar lupo
mon ibr @eiidt nit fdltem @afier
gebabeo 6atte, fiel iie in cine tieie
Mnnadh ufo nod fiiser 3eit err
foagte Der 600.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
crlanou 3. anbn,

Die Seid,e bes nerftorberen SrIol.
90 y. aiIblG tpcld,er in Der pcraame,
item 8ode, I'M slrtamias eSlilb, in
aer R1be bon SmIia, Sfla., oen SpN
olirh ertrinfear foqpo, traf an les.
len Samstog bier EN-. Die 8eitat
fttiia erfatate aitt 9tuduIittuQ besicis
ben Sages, mn Der @oblmn,g bon
Srni gtaria y &ubn, Der idaper ge.
FriiFten Oaltter olls, Mtf Dem itiSti.
lden iSricbbpfe, l.lpter Seitlntg oer
bielBen gobert 9hm Soec bes Gor
5ellnu 0rbens, oeneir Wiitglie6 oet
8critorbene geireen mar. Iaitol
yrRltlnaun, BON Der M &. 8ildpt
IN Berger, leitetr Die Spalnrfeici
lnpn ipiontetc Sent slnSelEfen Ses
gerltorbenen cMte tiefenupfimoent
@robreoc.
SrIalbSo y. <bn mar 80 sMb.
re ali. er imlrbe bier III Soemtau
aehnren itno eraogen iuro bctrief
bier inebrere Ssdbe gipbiird eli
aplnipiiiions @eIddft. 8ibrenf
ocr leeten -paar Sabre befleibete ei
eific Sbelle in eflrem 8anfgeiddft, II
Slllla. Sfla. gr mar ein jlliigel
9sont ipeld,er pieLe quite @igenidnf
len beioB inno bieie, inn &erein NH
ieipenl frobli6en @erniifb, ertparter
ibnt sablreidDe isrernoe, lpeEfe ieir
rorSeitieer 500 nit tiefer Sroler CT
fiillt bot
@ir oeriiflern biepirrit Die tiefbe
iuiihte 9tlltter. ioipie aud, Die iibri
gen Gerpolpoten oes @eritorbelen
lnrfercr mtfridltiqlten Sbeilnahqr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
GntidJeiOnna 5ngunitcn ocs
&erflagten.

Gie Sa,rp in Hem sSna Der Start
9iitiIlipa 60 geeen S. q. &ebimnen
Gtrldsieo 5ngutben oes 8ertIagtel.
Ole aluge ,pnr ipegel elmer 3edS.
niug Der Sturt 0bItillitp So. fiir
SSaaren, iiito geger S. @. Rebimeil,
hen friibereit SdJanhpintl, ait Der
..Sflnrfeat gde." 8ie @eptbeibiGlmN
nmd,te gelteit0 0of, Die genmlnte
Sdnipfpirtbfdait, altr Belt tpie ole
betreffenbetr @napap gefaitft wtiroea,
ons Gigeiabiut Der Stone Sill &sifle
50. getpeen iei ,nb, ba Der Sr1ii.
Dent Der Starf 9RtiIine SO. all.
gIeidy Der 8ice99rditbeln Der Sfone
Sill @ine 60. iei DER &Qd9er aennt'
NIB hanolt gebdbt bdbe, Dob Der Ser.
fIaste ridt Ser gigerfbiilner Der
Sdonhpirt9Hdnft on Der ySdarpat
Ode" gepeien lei. Die glinu1lte :.
IS. @nai un6 @idyter slila. Ieper
pertrnten ole Start Dhtillnpg Go.,
lpabrctao ole ampaEte 9, 9. imS e.
g. gomer Die Sade bes 8erHaaten
iiibrtat, Die @erbaftoluilg oes iSal-
les ipnhm oen Iaonta@ bis lan 20
llbr, rlodts, in stnfpnsd ano oouer-
te omm nod bic slnn Giertstag 9ea6
r1ittaa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
@odlelSoffmanu.

d y.
Gus. WiodeI lulb Sri. Seoia
Soffrnorn, beioe pom Sapiss, ipur.
cen ont porieen Mitttpods. oen Is,
.. 81. in Der 8otnnlnq BON Seurr
aiilniei iulo Satin, IN Serlnonn
f0ilud,> 8diiur. @ebus, ,nom Sauiss
.getnaist. 5rulI ainurpel 1T eilpl
Sdhpcier ocr 9roiit, fueldsc eiltt
Sodter bon SSrml Senora stred
bon Slpiss, ut, Gas ilnnae Taar
miro iid mti eiller Sarm, bci Sapiss
ttiuslid, nieberIaifer. Sin @epeln
NIT beu 5obIneidei 5rclln6en Ses
GooreS ipiinSldlen mir 6elrrfelben oiel
Slid Slmt 8lml6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
Der tapfere Staliauo.

Gin @eidGItsnmml in gbersbob
a. 5. tmn 6ieier Gage nofp 6roB.
Gislir9er ineife @rbldoft ilnb tuaf
oout ulebpere MGniRr on. Ole idon
'frii8er IN Der @esetto eeaufeitet bot.
tsn anro hcre, itdfieniad,e slbSton-
inull DIM befnunt mar Grftmiat
frogte er, ,nie es fonnle, 6aB fie lbs
len italienafden @niberu lpidr in
Dem Z Sraibrim,striea belfen2 giner
poa oeil Sobnet Ses Siioals ertuibei.
te ettpos tGeirIaiM: a2iater a biiicle
net 10 piel Courage, ais lebohng
toput.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

Sslp oen Soil Der 9lqisfesttlgs.Slo.
&C bon 8en Berger irtb olp0eren
aeselt Sos. @allpp, init 8e5ug mli
2alpO IN oer gtdfe BON 8eelpolH, crt.
idsbeb ole Sitrp 5lsglnl6ten oes alG-
gers; nenHelben tpur6e eilue entid1.
aigll9 bon SO 5ltgeiproden ioipie
cine giettte hon / 9erut per 0fpnat
Sesdie Cole, non llluioal, pertrnt beir
aIager inpN 9tobert 8alfer zen
Gerflagten.
@li Gierce erbielt one Sd,eioinM
ron Snlin 8ierce, 2estere erbielt
hie Sbhat iiher FIR mip6eriihmaes
&ilso slnmolt s. u. Setrslep per.
tnat Sen alGger.
Ter Sail bes Stoates gesen Con.
sl.alp5 Mief. lpesen geip6bnIidsn sn.
arifts, fnnl friii OteiaStag gead,nrit,
taa Sllr @erbanolinte. S. 6. @aml.
Ter mar Der 3enee fir Die slnflage.
Der sllgeflogte befanilte fid) 0nrl,
ieincn grnpdt, 6. q. 9arter, fir
fnil6ia ,.lpo pllpbe ilm So, nebit SO.
item, geitrnft
Ger Saa pon O.. g. Spuraeon il.
Slroepen, aesen @. q. Sobn6oqt, mar
cine atnge ipe9el elmer Mefmmq
s1aeeil eineu NadIoB unS mar pom
ytadlIaB @eridH, per slppelIutiol,,
an Sas areis .@eridH gefoanipen Die
ernSdeiolnss oes geablob @erid,ts
tplipoe bcitatiet @llis lllo Dsatt.
.beps iparen oic 9lanp1Ite.
Minnie Sarriion erbielt one Sd,ei.
filpa bon Sobn Sarrifcn. Gas ltr.
tbaid sab oer alaeerhp gIeidfaIis oie
Obtut iiber ibpe 8 n.inSeridbriaen
0ifnNpr ioarsa Gin ,,,c,,,,4r:,L \.
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&nearrG Gd,ailmbera.

Gbas. $. Wheeller. bon ct. Souls
inp6 SRI. @erbo Shmnnberg, Soh
ter bon Robert Sd,mnitberg lbirf
@nttin, bon Seunralp,t ipiirSen an
ietteip Wsittapod,. Inn 9farrbauie oel
GpaltqI. ct, Halds 4irde, bltrd
8oitor aasnrnm1 getpalit. SRI. SiI
"a Sdnlnltbeng eine @dapefter Sci
8pait. lntb @ltgift Sidlt, flaagiertcr
oils Srai8ealaen.
9ead, Der Sralnllus begdben iid
oos ilnrge &oar, ipdJit 8egleitinra
lpad ser @obinn,g Der gItemr be.
9raipt, no oasielbe BON sabIreiher
genpapoten iapo 5rellnoen eriuartet
.tpnrbe. Serr Mlieller ittpo @attir
iuerbcu lire aaifintftise Seitnofb N
ct, Soiiis al,Fid,luscn,
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seinnbbeit fSrSert Slid.

Obne @eiinrobeit fein tpabres
Slid; obne CUTE @erbanlng rno
reguIdren StibIsang feline @e.
funbbeit. @arinn es perna1lGiii.
gen. 6ie @eSarme often aa balten
uno iih 6er @rarfbeitsgefabr uus.
fesen2 Sbr brandt's nid,f. geebnti
cine fleine Or. aing's Stem 2ife
Biue am Gbeno; Wforgens lper6et
SIR 6ann freien StubIaane baben
un6 beiier fiibIen. ssoroert gppetit
iitpb 8eroauins. grobirt beute
Meno cine. ttGbo.)
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Srit sdlrocber seiutnnt bic alase
,uegen elmer Npte.

Cont ban 3eitglliB bopgte Der
8eritoubene sSris SaeIler $3.50 poTl
sSpit Gduoeher BON 8eeftoart, irpb
fr,w 5rib SdoH, Dom @oollans sie
g8irafdnft an iibernebnlen. sdalf
6e55eligtcs er babe geiagt, Sai, ,r
8iinae icin lpiir6e, ipenn einr 0e.
ipiife anOere Yerion gIeidyfaIls itt-
teridneibcr mipbe. slus 6en sllts.
iogen eina oann beroor, 6aB sd,alss
Mon,e inner bie gsote geiett apuroe,
nber lpidt BON Sdulf ieIbit, iein
gsonle tpar ieood ole eiltaige giirg.
idaft mlf ser gote. @s meint je.
bod hab S6aIf, itadyoan er Sbiges
crFtbr, Sdyroeber irid)ts 6anon init.
tbeiIte mo linn alldJ fift fagte. bnB
er fir hen 9etrag rridt hiirgen mir.
De. 9as @erid,t eirtidyieo sllalnniten
hes alGgers.
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Ben bribiidell gniiogieroampier
!, Malretmno" anro yaqnibattia /"
(Sdnpeiterid)itie Der peuenften ,,Su.
ftiania" sabrll Srlippeitronsport
nod Den GnroonelIer bemist sper.
Sen, 10 miro non belitid,en ltntepiee.
.bootat Soso aif oieieIben sentot,t
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sllnpalt 6 o.. @raf lpllpOe POM
@erida ernolntt, imt Die @erfbcibi-
|gqnug BON SSsobn Sdntbs inpo ,sbd
8illioms 5u irbcrnebnneh meLde oes
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New Britain herald., 1915-03-26
Protect Mine SWeepers.

London, March 26, 12:08 p. m.- The British battleships Queen Eliza beth and Agamemnon and the cruiser Cornwall entered the Dardanelles straits Wednesday night to protect mine sweepers according to de- spatch to Reuters Telegram company, from the Island of TenedOs dated Thursday. At 10 o'clock Turkish ar- tillery at Erenkui fired five shells, and the forts at Kalid Bahr' also fired. The British vessels replied with twenty rounds. To this the Turks made no reply.
 From midnight until morning the mine sweepers continued their work without disturbance, the correspon- dent says and with very satisfactory results.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-26
GEN. SCOTT PAYS
 TRIBUTE TO INDIANS
Chief of Staff of United States Army Seeks Fair Trea tent for Four
 Flutes at Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake City, March 26.-Gen. Hugh L. Scott, chief of staff of the United States army, guest of honor at banquet of the Bonneville club last night, paid a tribute to what he termed the primitive virtues of the Indian and besought fair treatment of the four Flutes ne brought from San Juan county to Salt Lake City Wednesday, Ho said the Indians were simply grown up children, with a child's keen sense of justice and injustice, stunned by a civilization to which they could not adopt them selves. He said he had always found t@at the Indians kept their agree ments.
 T have more real trustful friends, friends who are willing to lay down their lives for me- he said, among tho wild redmen of tho plains and mountains and the wild Moham- ,nedans of the Philippines and the islands of the Pacific than I have among the people of my own race. The men who would deal with the Indians is the man who proves truly their friend; the man who will not, had better keep away from them"
 He told of the misfortune of the tribe with which he had just dealt. He said when the hostile Indians came to his camp, after having been convinced that no weapons, shackles or traps awaited them, they were "tinnid as wild horses, ready to stampede at any alarm" They told him how they had been dispossessed of the country, of their forefathers. and were made desperate hy a situa- tion they did not understand. They told him they were innocent of any intentional wrong and only asked fair treatment, which he said he promised them in the name of the American people, and he sincerely hoped they would receive it.
 Gen. Scott will leave for Washing ton today.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-26

violence put them in the category of criminals. Men of the Schrank and Czolgocz, Thaw and Schmidt type until very recently, at any rate--have been permitted to roam the state without any attempt to segregate them and to protect them from them selves and society. Last year. it is true, law was passed at Albany authorizing any judge of a court of record to determine the mental con- dition of any illeged feeble-minded person on application of parent, guardian, friend or relative, or of any probation officer, or superin- tendent or principal of schools, and
New Britain herald., 1915-03-26
|FL0AT|NG MINES SAVE
 DARDANfLLES NARROWS
Turkish Forts Not Able to Bar
 Pa sage Of Straits

London, Mach 26, 1:1s D. m.- British naval officers who participated in the operations last week in the Dardanelles, cabled the correspondent at Athens of the Reuter- Telegram company, have expressed the belief that but for floating mines the nar- rows of the Dardanelles would have been forced March IS, the day the allied fleet so f1ercely bombarded the Turkish forts on either s1de of the narrow waterway
 It is the opinion of certain British officers, the correspondent 5oes on, that the forts themselves would not be able to bar the passage of the straits. Furthermore, the mine fields have been considerably weakened, as many mines were blown up during the last attack while others mad been cast adrift by a storm.
 Some Forts Demolished.
 There is good reason to believe, in the opinion of these officers, that some of the forts along the Dardanelles have been dem olished by the shells Of the warships.
 Subjects of the allied powers, the correspondent goes on to say, have been forced to quit the town of Oar danelles, otherwise known as Chanak, and their dwellings have been pillaged by the Turks.
 Christians Building Defcnses.
 The authorities of Constantlnople are forcing Christians up to the age of 45 to work on the defenses pro- tecting Constantinople along the heights on both sides or the Bos- phorus.
 The coal shortage in the Turkish capital is acute. Many factories are closed, and the power stations of the street car service have been obliged to shut down.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-26

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New Britain herald., 1915-03-26
Ripper" Murders.
(NeW York Times

The murder and mutilation of child in the "Jack-the-Ri Ripper" man ner, reported on Saturday, is not a matter simply for mortified comment.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-26
Mine Sweepers at Work.

Paris, March 26, 4:55 a. m.-Mine sweepers continued their operations in the Dardanelles all of Wednesday night, according to despatches from Tenedos, received yesterday by the Athens correspondent of the Havas Agency. They were protected by the guns of cruisers of the allied fleet, but their work was made difficult by a violent storm.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-26

and threw the child out, but, oddly, it was not serious hurt. The mother was stunned by the shock, but recov- cred in a few moments ard ran fran tically out, expecting to see her baby dead. The British soldier in the pie ture allowed the photographer to snap the mother and baby and the wreckage a few hours later.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-26
LITHUANIANS ORGANIZED.

Articles of incorporation of the Lithuanian Pastime club were filed with the city clerk today. The in- corpora tors are Anthony J. Graves, Anton Rodmin, Ludvikas Maudzyuski and Joseph Lucas.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-26

Women and children in the war zone in France have had narrow es- eapes from death during artillery auels. but there was never any closer @scape than that pictured here The baby was asleep in the baby carriage 4nd her mother was in tne house When a German shell hit the building. The shock wrecked the baby carriage
New Britain herald., 1915-03-26

It IS preventable crinle, and there IS something radically wrong with the provisions for safeguarding so- ciety when it is committed
 u IS always the crime of a mental N unbalanced, minded person Moral degenerats are easily discov-