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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

The old fashioned school had one ,.,,,.
method Of developing the spelling habit" s,vs
The orange Review, and that was the old
umc spelling match Competition does wake
up the boys and girls wonderfully Thav mint
dream Tor days over the regular spelling les
son without acquiring anything. But there was
no pcrfunctory study when they were examining
for the Friday afternoon spelling match The
old hioned matches" or something else
ought TO be adopted improve tho spelling
ability OF the rising generation, for the latter
day schools are giving very little attention to
this important matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

Published every day In the yenr by The 1imcs-
Dfapatch Publishing Company. Inc. Address. all
eomniu lions TO THE TIMES DISPATCH.
Tfues-Dispatch Building, 10 South Tcnth street.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

The GreemNille Reflector boasts after this
manner: with Pitt Countys handsome court
house building on one corner Uncle San's
government building on another corner and the
Proctor Hotel the third corner, C;rccnvlle
can boast OF having three buildings that would
do credit TO II city many times its sizc''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

Entered January -, 1908, MT Richmond, va,
second-cinss matter under net OF Congress of
March q 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

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Current Editorial Comment

lnasmuch as the iitncy' compe-
tition with electric railways de-
veloped rather formidably In
some parts OF the United States
In 1914, the gross and net earn
inEs of the railways for tho wear
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Richmond tnnd suhurhs) and Petersburg,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

The reported increase In the
cost OF living in Spain liz n great
catastrophe The Spaniards are
poor. Tho scope and degree OF
actual poverty in Spain would
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-23
90 CLICK AUF KONsTAMTlNopEL 90
Die 3nrOanelen ais i3anfapfel Der
01lfer.

Die GarOanellcn als 3anfapfel Der
@BIfer.
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bOriI6e &olonje i'm iiebenten Sa5r6unbert
Dor G6riitt qegriinbet. On Der 5hneat
5neier 0eltt6eilc, an ber @ten3I6eioe bea
4benbs unb Morgenlaubes gelegen, Der.
bapo fe bic 3tpei in Ii6 70 berIdiebenen
@~eGttulturen unb btberridte, i'm 8eiiB oet
Meeren9en, aud 3ugIsi9 3pei Meere. Sc
tpuro ie, ausgetattet 8ubem bon Der ga
tur NIT Dem treffIiditeu 9ofep, nab 3bei=
lung bes r0miI4en Reides bic 9auptfabt
Der 8clt.
9tit benz @erfdu Der 9rieGiI6tn &uItur
9inqen inbes 5anbet unb S9iffd6rt aui
bic italienii6en SeeItdbte iiber unb 8ns
8au3 fam 6iufort nur fir ben 3piider
banbel nod in 9etraht. Sn gdn3er
9lit6c ntFaltete Itd oicTer ncue italituiTd.
bb5antiniIde 5dnOtl nTotge Der artu3s
3ige. l1eber &onitautinopel ergoB iid oer
6dupttrom ber @ldubigen in bos gslobtG
Quno uno bic Stabt purbe sum Sammel.
plaBe fir bic 5oblloieu &riegss unb San.
belserpebitionen iener 3ett. SIN Sabre
1904 bertrieben bic areu3fd6rer nit bet
tbdttrGftigen 6ilie Der Senetianer bic bQ.
3antiniI@e D0naitie uub griinoeteu bda
tateinii6e 9diicrtbum, bas 81 Sabre ipd.
ter irbes nie6er benz 8~eiie9ten utb bei
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purben Sdnbel unb Sdiffa6rt i'm
S1narsen Metr bnm mi(Ien BET 2iirter
ab6dnqtg, bic bereits bun6ert Sabre 81.
Dor nit Der 9eIebuug unb 8efeItigunq
bon @ulipoIis bic Serriddft iiber BIZ
Darbrnellen erldnat batten,
Bon benz GouperdHttdtsre6t bel
SalttBunq ibrer GtaatsgepGHer BAT BIZ
6o6e qforte fir 6as Sdtpar5e M}ecr felt.
Der fteten @ebrau6 gelnd9t. Gs gait fell
1475 ols @%runoreget oes OffentIi6er
Rehts bes GsmdHenreiheS, unb ben freier
5dnbel i'm G6par3en Wteer betrdhtetl
fdnn 6amdls bic Pforte ais eip beIonberes
qripileg, oos Ie fremben Staaten aus
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turopdiI8en Grobmddte in freunbidnfts
tide g~t3ie6unsen 3lr 3iirtei at treter
unb Ie i6rem Sanbel 81 eri9lieben, dbel
srft Gnbs Ots II. Sabrbunbcrts unter
Deter benz Grobeu beiuun ii4 Rublant
nuf bic poIitit, bic einit bic @urdssrfiir'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-23

nat aaleIlt 6amioi6 unb mebI4i6ie ges
geniiber. Die Qrmitung beitebt aud bier
in grobtalibrigen &rupp9ef4iibep. 8ds
tsrbiv liegt auf aTotii6er Seite nod bas
ate Sort Qagara nit einem neuen @rbs
merf NIT 3ipei 6o6batteritn unO auf benz
gegenuberliegenbn lfer bas ate Bert
gog6atisaaIif nit einign 6odbatterien.
2(ber ale bieie 8erte in ben 0arbanels
len UNI i'm gosporu8 FnO auf 70 geringe
606e ge1tGt, oaB it BON ben in ntdt
GROCER Gnifenung It ~iberragenben Ser
gen einqeIe6en uaO bs6errIdt petoen tons
neu. 8drum nurbn neuerbings duf
b6beren aagsn 9atterien ge6aut uno 10
Der 3uaang BON Der Ganoieite aus GEE
iperrt. Cine Qdnbung an Der &iiite bes
@olfes BON Garos ioa iufpIge Der felfigen
uferbilbunQ al8geidIoHen ietn, Qubers
benz 3iebt Ith bon 6u0ipoli unb benz @olf
bon Garo8 als Bis gum Mdrmara Wteer
bic befeItigte 8ert6eibiglnqslinie bon 8us
lar bin, bic ba3u beitimmt lit, bic Gam
bung feiHblider 1rlppen auf BEN @hers
ZONES unb eiHeu QngriFf auf bic Darbas
ueleufotts BON 2auoe aus gu berbiiten.
Der gosporus 1T ud6 benz Mdrmdr ia
Meer BIN nidt bsfeitigt, aber fart gegen
bic @infabrt bonn Sapdr3en Wleer ber.
Bon |9onitantinopel aus gelangt man 3us
srit an bic chamber gegeHiiberliegenben
6eitungen Humilt adpot un0 4ndDolt
GaDdi bic nit i6rm areu3feuer ben goss
porus beitreiden. Damn fQlatn als Saupts
feItungen In europa 9arbbofde uno ses
geniiber poiras nit ie elmer 9atterie. guf
Der duBeriten Spibe fte9t bas Sort &us
mill 5ener. Nu4 bic 8titungen Iinb nit
m%pberniten aruppgeIaiiben drmirt uno In
b%ouitdnbig neutrality-suspicious. 3us
ftanbe.
QIterbiugs 1T ss pd6renb beg Sripoliss
trieees in Der Dunielbeit itdlienii9en 8ors
pebobooten geIuTgen, unberiebtt cine tleine
Strede Biz tlr8 por adl6sirS ultani6
- In bic DarbauelleH bintiu unb 5uriid
3u fq6ren, aber groben Soften ndre Der
8erIn5 pobI libel betommen. Rad benz
gegenpdrtigen Stanoc Der 9efeItigtngen
i6eint cine Gorcirung bes 8osporus unb
Der D~drbaneltn mmogIid 3u fem. Moltte
ertldrte. gNtnn bds 9(rttleriematerial in
BEN 9droeMlen a%eorOuet fem nirc, 70
CLAUDE i'd nidt, baB irgsnb cine feiubli9e
Glotte Der Welt e tpagen biirfte, bic
Strube hinauf gu Ieeeln.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-23

btiG lieB 1859 3tpet neue GtI1fsr err
6auel, bic bic glamen &iliOsels8abr uno
Sum aaleIfi er9islten uuo nit Steins
m0rIern, &auontu unb 6elOI6langen at
mirt ipurben.
SIN Sabre 1907 purben uuf getteiben
oes fran3oFIatn Generals Se6aItiani bic
in3pii4en berpabrloIten S4l0fer ipiaoer
neu drmirt unb dusge6dat, um bic bros
benbe 5orcirung Der 9arbaRelen burf
bic Gn1ldnber al bereiteln. W0ltte be-
ri6tet, baB $50 gtIdiBe our @ertheibis
9ung porbaubtn Ieien. bic in 5infidt auf
i6re aaliter cine Gtuitnfolqe bon 1-l600
gfinber b%ilbeien, BON 5-32 &alibers
ldnqt. Mertmiirbig feisu bic groben aes
marIits, bic Gteintuaeln bon 8ranit ooer
U}armor Ih1ffn unO obne 2~afetttn in
ben gspolbtep 3borneaen IN Der Mduer
bes Sorts auf Ioien HloBen an Der erbe
ld9tu. Sic p6gen Bib BIT 800 3cntnern
uno piirben NIT 148 gfunb pulOtr ges
LADEN. Der 3urdmeIer bes aaIi6er8 fei
3pei SUB uub naln 3oa, glan babe
Mauern bon groBeu auaberteiHeh binttr
BEN 9obenHiid nuigeftibrt, I'M ben Rid
lulf 5l berbtnbern, fe puroen iebod nab
psnigtn Gdufcn 8ertriimmert.
Sn neueTer Set BAT bic pforte bic alien
9arbaneaenI6lofer 81 mooerneR Sorts
umbauen laen io6aB cine 5%orciruna Der
Mleerenaen mic 1907 burd bic englifhe
unb 1923 ourd bic griedil6e Glotte heute
ntdt me6r m1glid lit. Rad einer Stubte
tn Der a.Stalia militare Mariud" finb
Bip6lf 5orpebpTperren iieben IN zen DAFT
banellM unb flint I'm 9osporus, 81 iibers
minoen. Die geIefiaungsIinie ldbt Iifl
iii brci @ruppen ittioen. Die cine pera
i6eibigt ben Singing pom Wittelmetr alts
bura bic gdtterien< q b6sas8abr unb pit
3abid, eine So4botterie auf Der euros
pdildtn aiiIte, uib nuf Der diidtiiden
Geite ourh bdS alte ShloB Sum adleiii
nit einem mobernen Mtrte unb Der Sod
batterie Senif6eber. Die Armirung bieier
Gpris bilben Gruppgeldibe mittleren unb
arobcn aoIibers, bic nit ibrem 5euer
Bic ST ailometer breite StraBe bequem
beitrei6en i6nnen.
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engfie uno am fduerIteu 81 paiiirtnbe
STEELE Der 8arbansfltu BEL aalesisGul
tani6. Die uur 1900 Meter breite 3urd)s
fa6rt liegt unter ben Gunonen Der gatterie
Mt9bI6ibje, bts Sorts 0umaeie unb Der
9atterie 3eiermen auf bsr europdifden
adIe uRb Der brei mobernen Wsrte 2Idds
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-23


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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-23
DER KAMPF Uni DIE DARDANELLEN=

Bite hef wefftble htt WfefemRtu nsu Nen1att
tuerst mib lttsf n%tfsni8omasu
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New Britain herald., 1915-10-05

of God, Jesus Christ and His church to be kind to me, for I am in great need.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
AUTO STRIKES CHILD.

Harry Batuccire of IS Lee street, aged about seven years, was slightly injured last evening about 5:30 o'clock on Main street in front of McMillan's store when he was struck by Ford car owned by K. S. Kyle of 26 Maple street and knocked to the pavement. He was picked up and rushed to pr. H. T. Bray's office and later to Dr. Robinson's office, but neither physician was in at the time. The matter was referred to the police and the injured boy was taken to his home in the machine which struck him. 1t was found that the boy was suffering from injuries to his head. It Is stated that the boy ran in front of the machine, and MT. Kyle was entirely blameless for the accident.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
GOES ON STRIKE
 ALL BY HIMSELF
John Krcchcnsl<i Fined S5 and Costs for Disturbance at Reliable
 
Laundry.

John Krechenski of 792 Stanley street was fined S5 and costs by Judge John II. kirkham in police court this morning on a charge of breach of the peace preferred against him by Joseph Theberg, manager of the Reliable Laundry.
 Krechenski, who was employed at the laundry until yesterday, went on a little strike of his own. He inforu- ed MT. Theberg that he wanted an increase in pay or he would get through. No raise was forthcoming so Krenchenski went on q strike all by his lonesome. Reconsidering, he returned to the laundry and demand ed two hours pay for ten minutes work. In order to avoid trouble Mir Thebeg paid him forty cents but krechenski was not satisfied and was elected from the laundry three times He finally struck MT. Theberg with his full dinner pair and his arrest followed Officer John J. King per forming the ceremony.
 Oscar Peterson was fined for a to- tai of $15 and costs on charges of drunkenness, breach of the peace and resistance. He pleaded guilty. Officer Michael J. Cosgrove arrested him near Keeney's theater yesterday afternoon and he put up such a fight that Constable Fred Wrinkle had to assist him. During the melee Peter son accused the officer of sending his brother to the reform school. As a matter of fact about fifteen years ago Officer Cosgrove did arrest his bother and he was later committed to the reform school
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
WIRES OPEN AGAIN.

The Western Union Telegraph com pany made the following announce ment this morning through Manager Groff: '"The Western Union Tele- graph company announces that not withstanding the work of restoring it's lines to New Orleans has been inn peded by heavy rains in that section, substantial progress has been made and that at the opening of business this morning number of wires were available for service although their efficiency was below normal because of swings caused by the prevailing high winds and continued rails. It is understood that the Western Union lines constitute the solo means of tele- graphic. communication with New Or leans up to date and officials of the company point with considerable pride to this achievement the notable character of which will be apparent when it is understood that the dam age was so severe that train service by some of the routes will hardly be stored for several weeks"
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
THE BLUE AND GRAY MEET IN ALEXANDRIA,
E. Y. Streeter GreetS Old Conied-
 crate Veteran While in South

The G A. R. National encampment which was hsl1 at Washington last week vas of great interest to local people as many in this city either fought in the great civil war or had fathers or gr4ldfathcrs who did. But ar inciden- of unusual interest to New Britainitcs occurred in conncC- tion with Commander Frederick V. Streeter's visit to Alexandria, Va, a week ago todlv, for at that time the Blue and Gray actually met and en- braced one another. MT. Streeter rep resented tho slue and a grizzled, gray haired Confederate veteran an instructor in Alexandria's High school was to Gray.
 Visits Old R. k. Shop.
 During the tumultuous days of '61-65 MT. Streeter, then a lieutenant in the army of the north, was sta toned at Alexandria. Last Tuesday he revisited the scenes of his early experiences. While there MT. Street CT was recognized by an elderly employs of the railroad shop who worked there when MT. Streeter was with the commissiarY department or the United states Military railroads in 1865. This old man took MT. Streeter through the shops ana showed him an old stationary engine which was running then even as 1t was fifty years ago.
 Speaks to School Children.
 While in Alexandria MT. Streeter was invited to address the pupils of the public schools and for three. hours he visited the different school houses and addressed the young peo- pie. On his suggestion the superin- tendent of schools closed the schools for a half day in order that the chil-' dren might witness the grand review of the old soldiers.
 Blue and Grey Meet.
 It was interesting to MT. Streeter to note that the principal of the Alex andria High school who greeted him so cordially was the son of an old Confederate warrior and three other teachers of the school were daughters or granddaughters of old southern soldiers The greatest and most pleas ant surprise of all however, says MT. Streeter, was when he met an aged teacher in the school who proved to be a Confederate veteran himself. He threw his arms about the Connecticut mans shoulders and addressed him as brother. For some few minutes these two old soldiers, who fifty years ago were endeavoring to kill each other, clasped each others hands as friends and lived again the days of their vanished youth.
 While in the south MT. Streeter ad- dressed the national convention of the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary and the Daughters of Veterans.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
City Mems

Miss Blinns classes in dancing and department will reopen Wednesday, October 9th in Booths hall at 4:3O p. m.-advt.
 A. G. Cohen has received word from Aviator Nels J. Nelson an- nouncing a successful flight at Gen. terville, Mich., recently. The aviator expects to go to Georgia where he will give exhibitions for the next six weeks.
 The Tierney Guards of St. Mary's church will hold drill. Thursday evening in Y. M. T. A. & B. hall. Members of the confirmation class are urged to be in attendance as an ef- fort is being made to secure a large enrolment of new members.
 The German Rifle club will hold it's annual king shoot next Tuesday at Scheutzen park. The club has presented a leather chair to George Doerr, one of it's popular members, who was recently married.
 A meeting of the Neutrality League was held last evening in Bardecks hall and number of important issues regarding the war were discussed. It is reported that the members are not pleased with the recent loan made to the Allies.
 Smoke Hardware City Special. 1oc.
 -advt.
 Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Hicks are en- tertaining Henry E. Russell, of New London.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
DOUBLE MARRIAGE.

Rev. G. E. Pihl, pastor of tie Swedish Bethany church, is to per- form double wedding tomorrow night when he will unite in marriage Simon Molander and Miss Beda Eng lund and Harry Blomquist and Miss Ruth Molander. Simon Molander and Miss Molander are brother and sister, being the children of Mrs. Josephine, widow of Carl A. Molander of 289 Maple street. The double wedding was to have been secret, but friends of the young people learn ed of it and today are congratulat- ing them in anticipation of the happy occasion. MT. Molander is a carpen- ter and MT. Blomquist is employed by Miller & Olson. Both couples are prominent members of the Swedish Bethany church and of the Young Peoples society. Rev. MT. Pihl per- formed three weddings ceremonies Saturday night and the two tomorrow night will give him a high record of five for the week.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
Women Mny Be Strong.

and enjoy life whether in the home or business world if they can keep at bay those ailments peculiar to their sex. If every woman realized how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, that simple remedy made from roots and herbs-goes to the root of the trouble and overcomns such symptoms as backache, head aches, nervousness. and irritability. they would be healthier. happier and stronger. If you suffer from any form of female ills why don't you try it? It will pay you to do so. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
KRONHOLM-ANDERSON.

Morris Kronholm of Linden street and Miss Anna Anderson of Hamilton street are to be married at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of the brides parents by Rev. Dr. $. G. Ohman of the Swedish Lutheran church. They will be attended by Ralph Kronh olm, brother of the bridegroom, and Miss Beatrice John son and also by Ernest Anderson and Miss Fannie Kronh olm, sister of the bridegroom. Following a honeymoon trip, MT. and Mrs Kronholm will take up their home at Shuttle Meadow avenue and Lyons street ..
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

The entertainment Of tho Ladies society of St Johns German Luther an church will be held this evening at s o'clock. It was erroneously stat ed that the affair would be held at o'clock this afternoon.
 Rev. NJ W. Gaudian's advanced class in confirmation will meet Mon- days and Fridays and the preparatory class on Tuesdays and Thursday.
 The quarterly meeting of the con- gregation will be held on october 13.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
BANK OPENS MONDAY.

If present plans carry, the Con- mercial Trust company will open it's doors for business at g o'clock next Monday morning. Tomorrow night the stockholders will be rendered | reception and lunch at the Hotel Beloin, to which affair have been in- vfted Bank Commissioner Sturgess and former commissioner r. P. Holt, who is now president of the city Bank and Trust company of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
DECIDES TO BUY LAND.

The purchase of land of the Clark estate near the Smalley school was authorized at meeting of the board of finance and taxation last evening. The land is about two acres in area and will be used either as play ground or the site for an addition to the school if the latter should be necessary The board approved tine issue of 1885, 5,000 in bonds for the construction of the Elm and Bigelow streets subways.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
Announcements,

The Art school of the Art Society of Hartford will reopen on Monday, October 4th. MT. Logan will inter- view students for registration, daily, between the hours of nine and twelve Parents wishing to enter their chill dren in the Saturday morning class please apply as early as possible. Registration for the classes in decora- tion, design and costume illustration will be received until November first. -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-05
Events Tonight
TONIGHToS EVENTS.
"Evidence," Fox's theater.

"EVidence," FoX's theater.
 Moving pictures and vaudeville, Keeney's theater.
 Washington l.. Morgan lodge, K. of P, meets in Vega hall.
 New Britain Council, R. A., meets at PAP Main street. New Britain lodge, N. E. O. P, meets in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall.
 Leading Star lodge, S of B., meets at PIT Main street.
 Clan Douglas, o. S. C., meets at PIT Main street.
 Calumet club, meets at 5 Church street.
 Central Labor Union, meets at 34 Church street.