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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-21
Bulgars Are Disseminated
With German Arrogance
BY Associated Press

Paris, Dec. 21.-A Rome dispatch
to the Havas Agency dated December
20, says the newspaper Secolo has re-
ceived from its Seres (Macedonia)
correspondent the following:
"Russophile Bulgarian deserters re-
port that the discomfort with the Ger
man officers arrogance is increasing
in the Bulgarian army. Near Strumit-
sa Bulgarian soldier fired three he
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-21
General DeWet With 118
Treason Prisoners Freed

London, Dec. 21.-General Christian
DeWet, one of the lears of the
South African rebellion against the
British government in 1914, who was
convicted of treason at Bloemfontein
Union of South Africa. last June, has
been released from prison, as have
lis other high treason prisoners, ac-
cording to dispatch to Reuters
Telegram Company from Johannes
burg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-21
Suggests "HOnor War Tax"
to Balance Next Budget
By associated Press

Berlin. via London, Dec. 21.-The
Socialist resolution proposing an ex-
traordinary defense tax imposed in
1915 was advocated in the Reichstag
to-day by DR.. Eduard David, the So
cialist leader, who suggested that this
be called "the honor war tax"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-21
Socialists Want War
Pushed to Bitter End

Paris. Dec. 81. - The Socialists OF
Paris and of this district met in pri-
vate session yesterday. and it was re-
ported. voted almost unanimously
that France should pursue the war
so as to render the defeat of Inn
perialism in Germany more effective,
the resolution put it, and peace more
durable.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-21

Ruzsky from command of the Russian
armies on the onrthern front but con-
tinues him as a member of the council
of the empire and of the supreme
military council.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-21
Declare An Attack on
SGlOniki Inevitable
By Associated Press

saloniki, Dec. 30, via Paris, Dec.
21. - The highest Greek military
authorities declare it to be their be-
lief that an Austro- German attack on
Saloniki is inevitable. The Greek
general staff will quit Salonikf to-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-21

volver shots at General Theodoroff
(Bulgarian). He missed his aim but
killed the generals aid-de-camp. The
soldier was hanged"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
)tQtionolijt Sir G!pacr Go5emc,

N%ationoliit Sir &oger Goiement,
Gnglanbs ftp. &onlul / &io De So
metro. S bette 8reb, iom CT ltilet
til Sir @bmar0 GreD, beifploer Ga
cement Sen BRITTLE @eion0t / Sri
ltionia, Scr. SinoIop, for pe0 for
brpberiife Mi0ler at bobc l9gt at
foa Golement / fin Mogt.
s Sftober ifior rejite Sir &oger
ira Mmerifo til Berlin, bbpr ian
fonferere0e me0 flere le0enbe Eoliti=
fere, bl. q. l1benrigsmini1ter So
goln. 9enne gap pno Sen tplfc SC
9%jerings @egne Goiement e, oft
ciel Grflaring ON, at Eplferne, hnis
Sc erobre6e @nglan0, bil6e bebal1o=
le Srerne iom fine &enner og lobc
6en1 faa ful6 Selbltenoigbeo. 8
9el1bol6 til 6en11e grflering uo=
ite0te Galement ct Sproob til Set
irife Soft, bbori ban in6trenge11bc
1en1tille6e til fine 2onbsmpn6 life
at 6eltagc / &rigen MOS Gpiflono.
Sen 29be Sftpber o11fon1 Galc=
ment til Sri tiania., Strafs eftcr
Mnfom|tcn - puultaar Gnlement
ielp = 1otte Set berberenbe britiif c
@eion0tifob Jig / 6orbinoclie me0
bans Gjcner> chi g%eorbn1o,1o pcH
9eabn Moler Ghriiten1cn. Miniitcr
Sin0lop bab0e perIonlig flere Can't
taller meb Gbriitenicn / @eionbtlfo=
bet og logte at obertalc Iie,ercn
til at oberlebere lin Serrc / Sc bril-
tiifc Mnnbigbebers @nnne~ moo en-
8el9nr1ing az 5000 &11no Ster=
ling.
Gbriltenien gab Galement fulO
ge1feO ON bette S1lb11D, % | Sor=
%ltooelie meo i'm @erre fortlatte bon
6orbanolingerne me0 Minilteren, ef.
ter at Goiement bopoc forlobt Sri,
%itia1ia og taget Spbolo puu ct If.
fcrt Steb. Sen 3oie Sa1u1or mot
tog Gbriitenien fra Minilter SinO=
Ian fplgcn0c cgenbenoigc Sfri=
bel1 e::
Yoo @egnc al Ben brittle &egie=
ring lober ieg, at bpis Sir &oger
gaiemert fange5 mes Feller u0en
2%e0lagere paa @r1nOlag al Weeo=
Oelelier, iom er gibet al MOler Gbri=
ltenien, ifal nebnte MDler Gbrilten=
len al Sen britiife Staggering moo
tage 5000 Nuno Sterling lom ifal
betoles bom paa SEN Waaoe, ban
lelb 9nifer. M6ler Gbri1tenien ifal
ogloa gipes gratis &ej1e til Be Sor.
|5tater, ON ban maotte enife set.
so. Sc 6. SinblaD,
britiif Minilter.
Sao pooltaor Sir &oger Go1e
~ ..sT u r-aH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
Sa uSscnr II" bragtes tnS til
&trfuaQ.

Sen befjcnotc fjpbenbopnife
So1,rnolilt GonorD 5pore, 1on BE-
tan0t fig omborb paa 9omperen
"Sscor IT,, 0o Sen oplnoppe6es al
BRITTLE &rigslfibc og f9rtes in0 til
&irfnoll poo S%rfnepperne, og bpis
l10ebliDelic ifglge fer / @looet fpr
meOoe{tc Gelegrommer baftc en- Del
l1ro / 9onn1orf, omtaler 8egipenbe=
Sen / fplgenbc &orreipon6oncc:.
~&i biolte nof, at ser Lao Is
engelifc &rigsifibe poa 2inje mel
lem 6ereerne. og Sbetlan0sperne,
men hi bob6e boabet at fu1rne Hip
be mes en- @ilitotion / Spen, otter
lom bore 2l1ger par foriegle6e al
llOien6ingc fra set engelife Scott
iulot / Seem Sort, forinoen hi gift
Oerfro, ligelom al Dor 2ait bar
blepen inipiceret. Soo &1rlen blep
lat bejt norblig =: til 60 @r. =
al Seninn til Minerne, og Ri baa=
be6e at 1Iippe igjennem meo ct Har
Iimers Soriinfelic. Sg ioa gift Set
felt on0erle0es.
@ele Sormi66ogen Sen 10. bar
hi 11ben troaoles 6prbin0elle me0
2anb, bber Gang Set bleb forlpgt
at fao 8ergen / Sale, gniltreoe
Gngelifmenoene. en- e 1tilling til
os / &etning al: Oscar II" beoes
bolbc M1tno og fife for1tDrre % |
Dor Safeguarding! Sg Sen gift 10
rigt bele 9ager. Sm Mftenen lao
hi 1oa / set fjerne ct &rigsifib, men
hi fortiotfe me6 goo 5ambittigbeo
Dor Is Miles Sart og bleb beller
fife ltan6Iet.
@oo ON geotten &l. 2 bnffeoes
man beb, at 5fibet logger iti1le.
Mltioo mao gnglen6erne bore ser
Op al aejen og op paa 9effet.
bborfro man fer 2biene fra ct 1tor.
5fib tet poo Si0en al os; ban bal
itgnaliieret, at bi ifal ltoppe. 6or
1toe ct 2ej6eren bangt u6, % 81
interimiltiife eleftriife 2anlper e1
ten0te:: hi benter 8eieg omboro
Otter neiten en- Simes 8ente1
- gnglen0erne giber Zig go6 ST
- fommer ct iterre &ofartgi ober
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

ment, og Sen tpife Bresie fomn1c1l-
tercr Sngen / in6ignereoe Mrtifler./
~Mftenpolten" far benbcnDt Jig
til Miniter Sinolap og beot bum
ON en- ll0tolelie. Minilteren pnlfc=
De imiolertio life at uotale Jig poo
Sage1s rn1beren6e S%tonopunft. Set
er ml1ligt> at Sen brittle l10enrigs=
mlnilter, naar fan bIiber befjenot
neo Golements 8reb, bill ofgipe en-
Ge6egjpreIle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

StllpPelQg, Der lao lQQ lQDI DDer
binanoen, at man TIM frpbenoe
fl,roc bebpge fig meIlert SEM. Sra
bpire SIDE bar be11ne alippeipolte
let at froble up efter. 9oo alle fire
frpb hi op 40 ben og ru11bt ON en-
&lippcblof, ser biitnof al Menre=
ifebpnoer bar bIepet lagt Ser, for
at gjpre Silgange11 inoDer; laale=
6es rooeoe hi til set fprlte Mums
9braobning. Mrrene beltob at
oher bDeran0re lagte, primitibt til
bltggeoe Stenplaoer> forbun6ne meo
rpbt Ser % i~ammenfsie0e / fulb=
fommen retbinflebc &9gge. Set
ferlte Stunt lllttte6e tet til set gbre
&lippetag og bar iuu labt> at man
nctop iaabi6t fun0e 1taa oprej1t; ber
nooeoe M11ren life felt op til So
get, me11 6unneoe tim ct lllffet
8rpltbern.
S Set fprlte Sum fa116t jeg mo-
get 5troo pg ct lille glasieret Ser
ifoor, Oilers intet. So1bipnligbis
ltommcoc Gtraaet fra Nutioens
@proer, ser ON &interen gjerne
f9rcr lit &bpg 11eb / Sen borme Ga
non: Set lo1n1ne fon ml1ligbis bore
SilfGloet mes 2erifaoret.
&loffcn bar imiblertib blebet 3
on gftern1iO0age11; hi mootte ifpnOe
% bjem, bbis hi en0m1 far Mattens
Grembr11b tpi1be ful0enbe Sen be-
iberligc 0pltigning til ElateauctS
&an6.
Sn1iblerti0 hoboe &ejret foron=
bret Jig. Gerpppe blelte Ell lforp
&inO; pilinart fiji 5fper11e ober
&anocn, rnoertioen. / t9tte> mprfc
Wtus1er. Oerpmd tom Der en- bolD=
iom 5tnrtregn eller @ogl, 1oo hi
maotte ipge 2D inbe 1>l10er Slip
pernc, og en- bump Soroen rullebe
mellem &lippebeggene / ct langt
GSffo. Meen alt 6ette gop Gono=
mems 2an0ifob Ell ny Siltrefning.
9a &egnen bnr forhi, Unite Slipper
nc rl1not ON / Sen flare Ntmolfere
/ ehbnlt renere Tarber, men ODER
&empeflefterne poo Sen on6en @i6e
hang enon11 Sor6enl fper, mprfeblao
% mngtigc, og Ell @ong ipenote
en0og cn progtfu1b &%egnbue fin for
trplle11oe 8ro ober Gononens
Sbe1g.
Men obcr al 8%eifribelie ifipnt
bleb 6fneipillet> 6o Solen begpnbte
at gaa mes. 2onglomt traf Sfpg=
gerne fig op ODER &lippebpggene og
gob 6em ct f%ontaltiif l16l eenbe. Seen
6elto prGgtigere belblte Be gDl0en=
re6e Mftenitrooler Sc pbre @froo=
ringer. @pi6ierne al @lippebillc
0erne ibomme6e iom gpl6ne Ger
f%orlu1oerligt ODER SEN Iangiomt til
gen0e 5fpggeie, og ct / Sangbe6
e%pentprogtigt rolenr6ot aonoe6e ODER
Set 1tore Sierne.
Set bele 8illebe forbon0le6es. s
mGgtige Sfpgger loa Gononer I'M
ser %, So hi en0elig benin1oo BOLT
otto ON Mftenen 6g6strette ner=
mcoc % Yloteouets &ono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
uTor tpue Mar iiben,n

uTor tpue Mar iiben," ifriptr
@ers: sc. s. Sobnion, 1905 MeIt=
ern Mpe., minneapolis, Minn.,
liar jeg ing nalten beitanoig. Seq
boboe frpgtelige Grnerter / min
beirc SIDE og bar UNDER 2egebe=
Donoling. Sit @%orfinpiIler og ct
Slags Mffaringsmio6el, men aft
Set l,orettebe bor, at opbe Gmerter=
ne. Seq lelte oo en- Mrtifel / 8lo=
Set ON &l>rifo. Seq ifreO eiter Ell
&asie pg bleb fureret. 6ioen Sen
ISi0 bar hi oltib bobt &urifo / bort
Sjem."
Ser CT io110ipnligpis life noger,
Meoicin, lo1n ct blepet joo npje
fnpttet til @jemmct iom Or. Neters
&urifo. 9(oriogen BERTH er let for
ltooelig. Sen er milo og birflom
o0 %in6eholber finn 1ooDonne seyngrc=
oien1er, Scr bill giere go0t. Sen
lf1ffer ol6rig. Sen forener / bpje=
1te @ra6 ollie Ggenifaber, Ser free
bes Dos en- gp0 S1tsmeoicin.
Or. Geters &nrifo er fife at fuu
poo M%potbefer. Specielle Mgenter,
9eres @enner og 9eaboer, iom 9e
fienoer og itoler pau, forffaffer
Sen, eller Sen fan faces oirefte fra
Tobrifonternes 2oborotori11m. -
Sfrtb til 9r. Setter Gobrnep &
Cons Co., 1915 sp. Sopne Mbc.,
Chicago, yu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

1916.
|fpIot meo Soft ! &eoningsbalter.
.0g list efter entrer fire engelife
.Spofficerer OBJ ober &Glinget1, fulgt
.af 16, golooter og Matroler, ale
'beppbncbe. Man fgler nbilfaarligt,
at man er rpffet &rigen % De ito
re @egipenbeoer liot mo paa 2ibet.
Sppe paa 8romenaoebeffene er
mart allc 8asiagerernc lamleoe;
9omerne fantaiiful6t paaflp0te,
Serrerne / Splpbepelie og Mor=
genifo og ollie / ct bi%bun0erligt SUI
MIR; fun ct &ur Spifere, Ser fun
SC le no, iom ON 6e life belt ltole=
Sc poa @er6ien al 6eres 8apirer,
l11Ifer li6t mere 1tille ON.
Otter &rigsmpn0ene ienoes &nr=
be me0 8robiant omborb - eng
lanoerne belaoer fig tilipnelaoenoe
paa ct langere Spbolb bos os ~
og ganife rigtigt, Sc bliber ber, og
hi ffal Sen lange Sci ip6paa til Sen
lille 8D &irftpall paa Srfnepberne
for at %un6erlggeS ner1nere. Mar1
goor fist mo0Ips til &pjs igien.
<rlen bliber logt, Maifintelegru=
fen lp;1ler, hi gaar frem = fore
lpbig i engelff &rigsfangen1fob.
Men forin6en hi Teller, pnsIerer
&jelpefrp0ieren vGeoric" os; ga11=
ife. longiomt GLIDER Set pGloige
Gfibsifrog forbi / Mprfet, npp=
pc so Mlen fra os; 6ets 4 Mo1ter
pg 2 Sforltene roger bolbbejs op |
Gfperne og fra 8roen blinfer naf=
bruot cleftriife 2psitgnaler; ri fer
nj, at Ser ligger fem, iefs andre
a~rigsifibe / Merbeoen og iignalile=
rer me0 uGe6ric". 5oo roaber
Gbefen fra &rDoieren en- Sr6re til
SEN engelifc &optejn, ser er ON
@or0 Dos %, to al Offieerer11e gaar
/ 8aa0en og forlober os, bjerteligt
hilicn0e Sorbel.
Nelte Morgen bor hi flint Spn=
%bagsbejr> og hi iejler neo langs
Gbetlonossernes hel6ige og trilte
Stenmosier. 81 ct u0e11 Sorbin=
Belle meb 0mber6enen, en- engelif
2gjtr1ont bar lao1et 96rel1 til Sen
traool6le 5totio1t og mes ct
rSbonf Dolt" til Sc to nit orbej0s=
lple Selegrofi1ter ltl1ffet Npglcn /
2ommen.
Sppe poo aommon6obrocn 1taor
be6 Si6en al bore fre6eli9e Sfibs=
officerer Sen engellfe 2pjtnont pg
en- Solbot me6 iforplo0t @eber. Sg
r11not poo 9effet ferries gnglGn=
oer11e mes beres @oionetter, Sug=
gcrtcr og @eb9rer : life ct 2ic=
blif ilipper Sc 6crcs @ooben. Set
er ~olborlige og faonelte Solf, Ser
err bonifelige at vpurnpe"; hi foar
6og no al be1n, at Be for beret meb
beo gntnerpe1ts 8elejring. Men
set er oglaa fprlt efter at SC bar
faact en- iolio bunif Trofplt til. 2ibs,
at SC bliDcr ioa meooelionme.
81 Manb onnboro er noget ne6=
trpftc ODER 8egibenbeoernes l1bbif=
ling. Set ct to tpife 5prbpoere,
Scr bar oelerteret fra en- al @am=
borg 9lmerifalinjens 9anpere / Seem
Oorf, % bap0c ineget Jig omboro
/ ~Sscnr II" og gjent Jig / en- tom
ajeoel neoc / Moifinen. Otter ct
Spbol6 ber / 4 99gn 0uffc0e Sc
1ua op> ~forlultnc og lnobleoe %
bleb 1om ~blinOc Hosiogerer" lat
til at orbejoc. Sc biloe bjen1 %
l1oos for G9brelanoet; I'LL CT Sc itf=
re poo at fpmme til at ferc ct Har
&rigsfongers tibet ofpefslen0e Sill
Dprclle ct eller on0ct Stcb / Set
bopbebcr|fcnoc 2rige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
9lftncl Gamtale.

Iftncl samtale. ualle mine
lllpffer fon1n1er fra Sen mooerne
SDgiejne. Seq Dor bobet pon Sci
golan0 / Rreiun6sbolpitolets @loof,
Ser fit jeg naturligpis en- Margoe
Spgoomme poa Salien, ioa fom jeg
poo @iipebjerg @o1pital og fit
11ltemplet &jp0, % paa Rigsboipi=
talet CAB be mig forfert Me6icin."
~SSamen, mi 9eres Sjulben, 6em
bar 0e 6a olti6 bobt."
uMf mel, fjere, jeg er fpot puo
Sqoiels1tiftelien, og Ser bar Sc for
bDttet mig"
- Sfrip efter 3rpbennmmer al
<.LL. OI~S So .Eg5#s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
orglemmig

Denne Bog er uden Forbehold den srnukkeste Gavebog, der
endnu r trenkommen pa Diet dansk- amerkanske Bognarked.
Den 1ndeholder ct Skrlftsted og ct Salmevers til hver af Aarets
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

gau enbelig 11ofries ri al .engelif
6nngenlfob og letter a11rs mos
9foro, open on1 Minefeltet og fraf=
tiet f%oritnfe0e.
81 er otter fri!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

5oo hor hi bo ligget ber / tire
Sage og lta0iet pao &irfluolls &6e0
mellem CT Snes andre 9ou1pere al
forifjellige Nationalitcter, iarlig
nor1fe Gfibe. Com Ell ltor 0go
61,gl ligger hi ben, og 8asiagerer
og @eintning er / 8egrapeliesbr>
mgr. @opbe Ri en0oa Sob til at
goo i 2arh, men Set er ielbfalgelig
ltOell1ffet; hi maa ltgge FER poo
"Opens ~noturlige Sabnerbeo, til M0=
mirolitetet / 2on6on bar truffet Ge=
ltemmelie ON os. M Sorbinbelie
meo 2an6 CT %afbrnot; Ben trad0lple
er 10 ogIaa u0e al .Sunftion.
5trofs, 90 hi bar fon1met berin0,
fit hi Sr6re til at pile bele 2uft=
nettet neo; set bar life %tilitreffe=
.Iigt betrnggenoe, at 5totionen bar
oflooiet!
81 mo- oltiaa npjes n1co at fig
.ge in6 til 2anb, bbor hi ejner 9om=
firfe11, ser opf6rtes / 1887 al &agn=
polb Sarl, og &elter11e al set btifop=
pelige Salads. &irfmall er 10 og=
iou 9obeo1toben / @reblfabet Drift
epperne -.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
READING ROOM FOR HOTEL
CLARENDON EMPLOYEES

Since the completion of the new
Clarendon garage there is much re-
joicing among the male employees OF
the big hotel due to the fact that a
portion of the main structure is pro
vided with free reading room for
their exclusive use. In addition to
the reading room, a pool table and
bagatele game have been set up,
which will furnish amusement for all
who care to indulge in these interest
ing paStimes.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
DIP. A. w. WAITE NOT
SATISFIED WITH SCORE OF 227

Not entirely satisfied with having
defeated all corners at the bowling
game on the Clarendon alleys so far
this season, in addition to hanging up
the high score of 227, DR.. A. w. Waite
continues to haunt the place morning,
noon and night in an endeavor to make
new record for himself. and one be-
yond which there will be no doubt
of its sticking, even after the fast
ones" get here later in the season,
Thus far Mr.. Waite's efforts to beat
his high score have proven unsuccess-
full, but the doctors friends at the
Clarendon say it will be "A matter Of
only short time when the veteran
bowler will roll up score that will
keep EN- all guessing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
FALL BALL ENTHUSIASTS
TO CLASH AGAIN THURSDAY

The clerks of Hotel Clarendon VIII
cross bats again next Thursday with
the Hotel Ormond boys. This Will be
the third of a series of games TO be
played during the tourist season be-
tween these two hotel clubs. Ormond
has been victorious in both OF the
games played and seems confident OF
winning the third, while the local ball
tossers expect to have different
story to tell when the score is tailed.
Cards have been distributed adver-
Using the game and urging that all
who expect to go to Ormond next
Thursday made reservation for trans
portation early, as automobiles must
be arranged for, to carry the many
that have expressed a desire to be
present
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26

What is commonly called a potato
ring was recently sold in London
for $3.50. These exquisite examples
of the work OF the eighteenth century
Irish silversmiths are not potato
rings" at all. The Irish gentry OF the
period We're G.it:ed to punch after
their dinners. a bowl of hot punch
quickly leaves a permanent mark on
a mahogany tabl" so these rings were
designed as repositories for he punch
bowl.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26

The supposed ie1r Of death IS one
Of the most salient instances of the
fashion IN which We are inclined to
attribute our own sensations IN ami
mails. At the geological gardens ami
mails that are kept together often die,
and there is no instance on record
IN which teACept among carnlvorous
creatures which sometimes devour a
dead companionl an animal has shown
the slightest interest or apparent dis
uaniCn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
CONN.,, WELL
REPRESENTED AT BIG HOTEL

Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Robins, of STAN
ford. Conn, have joined their son,
G. d. Robins, at the Clarendon hotel
where the party will remain for some
time \ second party, consisting OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts and two
children, Dorothy and Franklin, also
of Stamford, Conn, came in Sunday
and will be guests of the Robins for
a few days.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
MRS. r. {. FENTON GAVE
DINNER PARTY TO FRIENDS

Mrs. r. +. Fenton, Of New York
city, was hostess at dinner party
given in the Clarendon grill on Sun
day night at which eight covers we're
laid. Mrs. Fenton had as her invited
guests Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Bond, Mr..
and Mrs. Rowe, Stephen Bonsell,
Chas. II. Hayden and Miss Foote. The
table vas Hastily dressed and the din
ner was oscrved in a most pleasing
manner.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
Small Girls keat "RulI."

Bulls do not keep to the farm or
In Ireland. Some wander around the
house. Tho other day small Harlem
girl demonstrated how a ball could be
made. They were having ice cream
at her house, and her small brother,
having eaten his share, asked: Nam
ma, have you any more cream out
side?" The little girl replied: "Of
course not, If there was any ice
cream outside Id have it in here
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
Really Philanthropy.

ooh, your cruel little boy" ex-
claimed the member OF the Anti-Nivi-
section league as she glanced over the
garden fence How ever could you
cut that poor little worm in two?'
John, aged six met her gaze without
flinching. Tit seemed SO lonely"
he replied.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
To Tell When Rain VIII aeen to Fall.

First, find the distance Of the cloud
by noting how many seconds elapse
from the flash till Tie thunder, and
divide the number by ). This will
give the number of miles, Then, after
waiting number Of Minutes, do the
same again This will show how
much nearer the storm is now, or how
fast it has approached in so many
minutes, and Knowing how many
miles it is distant, it can easily be as
certainod in how many minutes rain
will begin to fall Exchange.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
Put Worthiness First.

THE purpose Of mans life is not
happiness, but worthiness. Happiness
may come as an accessory; we ought
never to make it the end"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
Friendships Duties.

"How many coolnesses would DO
avoided could we learn to see that
friendship like all other relations in
life, has more duties than rights
L. Soulsby.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-26
ENJOYED POPULAR LUNCHEON
AT HOTEL CLARENDON

Among those who stopped at the
Clarendon for lunch Monday We're
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. +. Thompson, Mrs.
A. y. Maxwell and Miss Norris
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-15
NOBODY RlvtD.

The white people of Bluefield
are to be congratulated upon the
fact that they did not 20 into
Mysteries over the much ad7er-
tised picture plays, The Birth
OF q Nation and The Niger, y
both Of which were shown in II g
summit City last week. Even
though hundreds of dollars had
been spent in advertising these
plays there were many vacan,
seats each night. We are verv
glad that they gave our friend
Editor shott increased advertis.
ing for that is about the only
benefit received by any one in
Blueheld from them.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-15
Mother Search For Son

Mrs. Eliza Hen phil. of Par
kersburg. w. Va. is in this sec
tion looking for her son, George
'cSngm an Hemphill. who used to
live in Keystone. When last
heard from, which was about
two years ago, young Hemphill
was in Roanoke. Va
George Clingman HemphiIl is
"a years OF age. about > #. in.
high. dark brown eyes, brown
complexioned. with black hair.
Any information as to the where
abouts Of the young man will be
greatly appreciated by the de
spondent mother.
Address Mrs. Eliza Hemphill.
10 Grant ST., Petersburg. w
Va. or The Mcdowell Times.
Keystone, w. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-15
The Tidewater
Coal Company
Donates House to School. Plenty
Of Work.

The kimball- Underwater Graded school
Is now Quitting a Domestic Science de
partment where the puDis can he taught
the arts Of cooking, sewing. carpentry.
etc. When II was desided To undertak ..
this work the faculty found itself without
the necessaIy room. 80 they appealed t.
Mr. Boardman, the Manager Of the Tide
water Goal and Coke Co. tor a house in
which To conduct this department. with
the generosity that has always chara~-
terized this company when appealed Ia
Tor All Tor worthy causes. Mr.. Boardman
responded 10y placing a honse near the
school building at the disposal Of the
school free Of charge Not only j. school
work IN splendid condition mere bnt
work upon the Tidewater and also th.
Ming Operations are good These com
pAnies have ~ork ahead for several
months and can Use both miners and
Out-ide men.
The Underwater and King Companie~
do everything possible for the comfort
and happiness of their employees Work
ing conditions are good. house, good and
cheap, and every AMI and assistance to--
sible - offered the men.