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Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16
BANDAGES "TOO PRETTY"

Red Cross Nurse Back From Europe
 Says, Don't Hem Them"
 American women are making the bandages they send to the allied armies in Europe too pretty, according to Miss Mabel K. Adams, a Red Cross nurse recently returned after a year ill a British hospital in northern France.
 Some of the bandages were so beau. tiful we hated to use them,'' said Miss Adams. "They looked like they ought to be framed and hung on the wall Hereafter don't hem the bandages."
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

The labor scarcity has become so ap- parent in the more common grades of work that E"st ,'ristol contractors have had to refuse to take some jobs. Liggers and tr"ckmen are especially scarce.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

Nelson Hayes of Riverton has a clock which has been in the Hayes family for more than eighty years and. still tells the correct time. It has wooden wheels and was made by Case & Gill bert, Winchester.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

During October the rural mail car rier at Forestville handled 9.C02 pieces of mail, of which 5,40o pieces were first class, 3,1o0 newspapers, and the balance was parcel post aLd third class matter
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16
H1Y TIE HOUSE STANDS.

With the results in several congress sioua! districts to be determined by rccounts, the party alignment in the next house by states will be as follows:
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

Seven cases of smallpox have been reported to the health department of Waterbury. One of the patients. fifteen-year-old girl. was taken from her bench at the Scoville Manufactur- ing company's plant.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

The Methodist church of Portland has purchased the pipe organ former ly owned by the Univcrsalist church in Middletown from Central lodge I. O. O. F., which purchased it when the lodge bought the church building.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

Both branches of the general assem. bly, will be controlled by the Repub. iicans.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

Lieutenant Colonel John Q. Tilson of the Second Connecticut infantry has applied to be transferred to the reserve of the Connecticut national! guard An order issued at the office of Adjutant General George NJ. Cole makes the transfer, to take effect when Lieuten- ant Colonel Tilson Is mustered out of the federal service, pending action hy the war department on his application to be placed on the United States re- serve list. Lieutenant Colonel Tilson has been reelected to congress.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

*Prohibtionst. +ProtGctioniSt. tInde pendent. sProgressive. sSDoubtful.. **Su- cialist
 Total membership, 435.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16
NEWS BREW|TIES
 OF CONNECTICUT
Happenings of Interest From
 Around the State.

Events of All Kinds Gathered From Various Points In the State and Sc Reduced In Size That They Will Ap- peal to All Classes of Readers.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

The South Manchester Equal Fran chise league is planning series of meetings for the winter.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

For the first time in twcnty-four years a Democrat will represent the town of Burlington ill the state legis- lGture.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

The state senate stands twenty-five Republicans and ten Democrats. In 1914 it was thirty Republicans and five Democrats.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

It has come to the knowledge of the liquor dealers at Bridgeport that plans are under way to have introduced at the next session of the general assem- bly, a bill increasing the liquor license fee from $750. as at present. to $1,000.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

The Peck X Young Manl facturing company of Forestville is building an addition to its factory. In common with the factories here. the company has beeh very busy during the past year and has run part of its works all night.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

A petition has been signed by twen- ty-nine citizens of Glastonbury for n highway starting about 250 feet east of Stony hill, on the Great Swamp road. and running north about one fifth of a mile to the East Hartford town line.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

Meriden high school pupils in the commercial department are entering factory offices and business houses for intervals each day in pursuance of q plan of Dr. David Gibbs. school super intendent. to give them actual expert cree.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

Business continues to increase in many of the factories of Southington to such an extent that the officers have called in their salesmen. as the orders were being received much faster than they could be- filled. Several of the factories have had their salesmen in for the past two months because their services were more valuable in the office than on the road.
 The New Britain board of public safe ty is taking steps to place the fire de partment on more permanent basis. and at the next meeting of the com mon council n new ordinance on the makeup of the fire department will be submitted for adoption. The new or dinance calls for the appointment of a number of additional men and the re- tention of the call men as a reserve force.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

The work of finishing the walls and laying, the floors of the new rooms at the John NJ. Mics school at Poquonock has been completed.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

Increased assessments in regard to water rates for street sprinkling have been voted by the Hartford board of street commissioners. This year the city has spent $4S.G00 for this pur- pose. There will be an increase of 1 cent over last years rate. This year the cost is .O42 per front foot. Last year 1t was 032.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04
Scr S6crsIaa6en i'm Sricoe.

Der @sbeime Oberiuitisrot 8.
S9miB ertpGbnt in isinsn Saeebu9s
bIGttern aus benz 6eloaug 1901
einen mertpiirOigsn Tol BON Absrs
eIauben i'm &riege. NIs Sberleuts
nant ben GeIb0ug mitma4enb, bate
sr ben prdhtisen SGbeI eines gefoI>
Iensn fron3OfIdsn Sffi5iers, Der
einen &OpfI9ub srboIten battt, our
@rinnerung an fi4 genommen. Dor
@eroun iiberlieB er Die Moffe beg
@eFonenen einem &ameruOen, Oefen
Seitengepebr unbraudbar getporOen
NOR. Oils fein &ompdsniefiibrer boz
bon b0rte, eeriet oieier in cine fOrms
li9e Nufregung unb b~ebauptete, bos
piirbe Ser Sob bes Qeutnont SUB,
10 bieb Ger &omerdb, psrbsn. @r
Oertrat bic 4nii9t, ooB man ben in
@bren gefauenen SoI0dten~ nit feis
mem S9nerte begraben foue. Der
gefonene Sein0 rG9e ii4 on benz, Der
Ii9 boau peritebe, bes Soften Wdffe
gu tro9er. I'm ben Offi3ier aber, Der
oes SGbels bur9aus beburfte, nidt
gu beunrubigen, nurbe 0obon OBJ
Itano genommen, inn Mitt:ilung gu
MAIDEN. 3tpei Monote oarouF Bel Der
@innabme bes Dorfes 9aours erbieIt
2eutnont SUB i'm @troBentampf
einen &Opff9uB. unO stpur traf ibn
Die feinoli9e &ugel in Der @egenb
Der re6ten Nugenbraue. Gs NOR bic
gIeide Sobespunbe, Die Dem Qeben
bes @igentiimers oes SGbels elm
@nbe gemo9t botte. @9miB fd9t:
GeIbit in Der Nufresuns bes &umps
fes Oo9te i9 an bos, tpds bamaIs
mein &Omposnie9ef seGuBert.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

bielsr Mibe obgsifsdt, funOiert unb
aus ben btIten MateriaIien erbout,
1T nit StemmeiIsn auseinanOerse<
rifen fporben. Die 2otomOtiLen bat
man iberbsi5t unO CUR grpIoiion GEE
bro6t. Die 9iteripogen purben
nit Petroleum iibersoHen unO un9ss
3iinbet. Oampfz unO eIettrii9e Nas
I6inen liegen 3eritOrt umber, Die CUR
Grseuoung BON Srintpaher, gum
Qntriebe ron MotOren unO CUR @ers
Iurgung Der slettrif4eH 2i9tanlasen
oienten.
Quf bObsn giIsngsriiFsn itsben
nod bic @aEertants. Aber ibr Sns
6olt 1T iibeIrie4snb %seporOen uno
Der gtoIt nagt an linen. Die 9rsts
terbiitten, unter Oenen bic pioniere
or6eiteten, Iin0 ebenfous nit petro>
leum iiberseTen unb Ddnn angeoins
bet porOen. Mitten ouF benz Deiten
2ooertIabe bate man ones 8renns
bare, einI9lieBIi9 Der @Orrdte an
ausriifunssn unO @affsn, petrOles
I'm, Sel, Soften unb S9nops
suIammengstragsn unb baraus einsn
56eittr6ouFen entoiinOet. Der msbs
rere Sogs unb Nd6te bin0ur4 ben
Siirten iebe 4nnGberung on bos
@elGn0e unter9olb Oes Sp9ings
topics BON 4ri 8urnu unmOgli9
mn9te.
Qn Der 2onbungs{teGIe finO tirs
tiI9e gionisre nit Der 8eIeitigung
Der asgneriI6sn G9iffs6riiden be-
I6Gftigt, bic bas 2anoungsmonOper
unterifibten. @Obl 3ieben unbe>
I@rei6Ii6e 0iTts BON Den Siertabas
bern gu unIersr tIeinen &eiiegeIeuz
ldoft berii6er; aber INNER tpieber
DerI9eu9t Iie cine frif4e 8rtie BON
oer See ber unb traumDerloren gebt
ser Bid gu benz berrli9en panOras
mo binii6er, BAG Meet, SnIeIn uno
i'm S~intergrunbe ben erniten
9p6inrfOpf BON ari 8urnu IN ita
I4lisbt.
es 1T sara 10. als itdnoen mir
auf benz pOIiiGip unO gen0fen bic
5eruIi6t auT Capri unb Ss9io. unO
Dor uns blaute ser 9olf bon Neos
bel. 56on bat Oenn AUDI Brofehor
Rein6arOts S9poger, Ser &olDnial<
un0 Rriegsmaltr 9eims, BON ben
qutmiitigen @pDttern i'm Stfolge Oes
Sersogs turafpsg Der Malermee.
fer" eenonnt, pulette unb piniel
bereit gsmo9t unb fdidt fi@ an,
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

der 3situns in folgenOem on:
So Iiest auf Der 9uno. oob bic
YreiIe fir petroleum, &oblen,
2eu9tz unb &o9gos aud Iunge nod
Dem ariese bod bIeiben perben. Die
Inae;4en bofiir finb ieBt iaon 5abls
reid
0ie nd9lte Jolge Der iebisen
S9ifFsSerit0runsen perben bobe
G9iFfsfru9ten in 3utunft fem.
Der Sanbelsf9iffbau wirD auraeit
offenbar berna9ldhi9t ct. Der &riegs>
i9iffban oIein gilt. Die in Dermir>
berter 3abl p%orbanoenen Sanoelss
bdmpFer tperosn naH Dem &rieg of
fenbar na9 allen Seiten uno fir aas
m0sli9en Sransporte our 4uffils
lung Der iest seleerten Eager bieaen
miifen. Die bieIen s~eritOrten 9ans
osIsoampfer tperben Suraeit ni6t res
eelmdBig erfeBt, Sie i'm 8etrieb ites
benoen Sanbelsidiffe perben iibers
anitrengt unb na9 Dem &rieg gu
einem guten Sell gum 'dlten @ifen
seb0ren. Die Sarife perben alfo bon
Den &eeoereien bo9eebalten perbeE
t0nnen. Die reu gu er%bauenoen
S9iffe perbsn gu boben &opitalfdts
5en e~ritsIt tperben miifen. tie peroen
oes9aIb au9 ni9t biaig arbeiten
f0nnen.
Die Gifenbabnen Der tontinentalen
QGnoer finO meilt in ben 9dnben 0es
'Staates. 9ieie lebtern peroen tbre
unaeseursn S9ulben5inlen irgenbpie
dufbringen minen, gum Sell peroen
liz ses ourA @rb0bung Der @iienbabns
tarife tun. gin5slne Staaten haben
bos bereits onsstiinbigt. Nu9 bic et>
tpa nod beitsbsuben Pripatba6nen
tperben benz 8eifpiele pbne tpeiterss
foIgen. Dielelben ipolen unb mihen
Die Defioite Der R~riegsiabre auf bies
lem Meg tpieber einbringen.
Mber aud bic @eipinnunsstoiten
Der g%rennitOffe in ben Minen petoen
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

ben 9ersntsTeI am Stranbe bon
4ri &urnu auf bic 2einpunb gu
barnen.
Wir laFsn i'm in Der 5ugIeid er<
5ubener1 unD f4ouerIi4en @inIom>
felt nit einigen Nstaris oIein 5urid
uno reiten in Ser Mittagsionns na@
Rorben peiter. mo in Der Jerne
cine fpibe 2anDounse fi9tbar 1T,
6inter Der ii9 Der Salaiee BON @aui>
poll unb bic 9utpalas ober 4nafortas
8u9t bebnt. Mu9 bier 0as slei4e
Bib Dec @erpiftung unO 3eritO<
rung.
Weiter bur9 8ipts Mnofortd, bos
nit serabs5u mathematician @enau<
i9teit Bis auf bas lebte 9aus ser.
l9o7en tpurbe. &ein 2ebemeien 1T
me6r in benz GtGot9en Ii9tbar, bos
ME Elm pilo blr9einanDergeporfenes
Spiel5eug srIaeint. Rur cine itOIae
SGule rost nod. aud bal6 acrf9ois
,tn. aus Dem GrImmer6aufen ber<
uu-: es 1T Der gsit oes Minarets.
ben benz Der Muea5in berab in friebs
li6en .3eiten bic @ldnbigen gum @ez
Get REF. Mlein Saul t~lettsrt piebers
UNI nit befpunbsrunsspiiroiger Sic
@er6eit iiber bas Gtsrgerca in Den
Gtraben 6inipeg unD finoet, 6a i9
mid gang ieiner Giibruns unper<
traut babe, nit Der i9m eigenea
feinen @ittsrung hinter elmer auiams
mengeIfiir5tsn !9auspanS IOgar sinen
frif9 5prubelnben 8runnen, an Dem
Ct iid NIT tiefen 3ugsn labt. 9fei9
neben bieIer Saie in Der Wiiite Des
gsmorbeten @tdot9ens bdngen bic
rofigen 8liiten zines pfirif4baumes
berab. uno 6a geraoe 6eute Elm lies
Der, 6lunber 2odentopf Oabeim Sc
burtstas feiert, 10 brehe i'd einsn
3peis our grinnerunS an ben ereis<
nisrsi9en Sag.
SnSnif9sn fat ii9 bic Raoaltabe
in i9neGere 8epesung seiest, ba iie
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

entbedten bann feite, ousgetretene We=
ee, bic Der @e9ner na9 ieinel Cans
Dung srft tiinitIid onIegen muBte,
UNI pom Stronbt aus ouf bic 9Obe
gu selangen. Gum Sduse segen
0os tiirti19e Nriiueriefsuer unb
s5lie9erbpmben botte er Ole Inter
itdnbe in bic 6eIienmauern einges
Iprengt, unb in etpa Is @tdgeu
ii5ereinanber bauIten bic S~siInebmer
Der mooernen Oopiiee auf &rt 8urz
MI bis gu Der Sanunrno9t, in Der
lie aut ibre Sobroeuge flii9ten muB=
ten, pGbrenO Der Spbinrtopf BON
Nri 8urnu nit Ieinem rdtIelDouen
@eIi9t Eintsr ibnen Der ftarrte. -
8om nfer aus eeIeben. iteat ii9 Der
2aneeplob BON Nri 8urnu als elm
u~ngebsures 4mpbitbeater bar. Sas
BARRETT mar bas eaelii9sfron5Diii4e
Eager unD Die Rdnse binauf ~tletter>
ten bic Sruppen ben Siirten enteegen,
bic lie BON boben Slpmp berab Bee
oro6ten. Die Sirtsn baben betanntz
lid urter ibrer beutf9en 6ibruns
ibre &rGfte ouf Oiefem Sell Der
9ol6infel ftGnbig bin< unb bertpers
fen miiFen unO iobalo lie nit ibren
porgetriebenen S9uBensrG6en an
ben o6eren Hano gelanet naren,
muBte es 3ur fiir9terli9Iten Mebe<
lei fommen. sic brau9ten nur in
bas Sobunabobu ba unten binein<
1ufunten, unb tein Menf9 tpdre if
men enttOmmsn. Quse in 4use itou<
ben lie ii9 Oomols in ben Sanuarta<
gen bereits geeeniiber unO 10 Bee
ereiTt man = freiIi4 erIt iebt - an<
geIiGts DieIes eigenartigiten aller
8rissstbsatsr - ben in elmer itiir>
mlf9er HeheIno9t bepertiteuigten
4baug Der @sgner.
@ir Iinb entl;n unten am @truns
be. aber 1T biss iberbuupt elm
MeeresTtronb? Heii;! @s 1T beute
nod zines Der gsraltieiten Nrmee<
Mosusine. bus man fia i6er6oupt
nur Oentsn lam. 5reili9 nit Der
'ginT9rdntung. boB fat ni9ts DaOOn
mebr Ieinem uriprin9Ii6en 3pede
bisnitbnr gu mc4en lit. Sir etpa
so Milionen 5tonfen @orr6te aler
Nrt iinO bier in elmer einaigen Ro4t
perni9tet norben. Mon bat lie ein>
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

beOeutenb bOber fteben ols Dor benz
&rieg, uno Stpar bornebmli9 aus
Sfpei @riinben. Die i'm &rieg gum
Seil 5eritorten ober 5erfauenen Mns
Ioeen miiHen no9ber pieber nit teu>
eren &apitoIien initanb geiebt tperOen.
Dos prooutt pirb Oobur9 notfpenbi=
g~ertpeiie berteuert. @s miro 5uOem
an Nrbeitstrdften feblen, benn Der
&rieg reiBt eroBe 2iiden in Die Se=
ffGn6e Der 8srgperts> unb @ruben-
arbeiter. Die tpenigen nod borban>
benen &rdfte tperoen alfo buben 2oAn
forbern t0nnen. 9as pro0utt miro
alfO nOdmoIs Oerteuert.
ga Bel uns Ii@ Die preiie
Der 8rennitoffe aus benz Saul
preis in ben 8ergiperten unb Dem
Sro9tpreis big gum @erbrau4sori
3"u5ammenfesen, 1T es tlar, boB Oies
ie mebrfo9en lrFa9sn Der preis=
itei9erung f9liebIi4 ouf uns 5u=
riidpirten. Mber 0as tit mod ni9t
genug. 4u9 Der 3pii4enbdnoIer
in un1erm 2on0 5a6lt in 3utunft err
6D6te Steuern unb NrbeitslObne. @r
muB aI1o nit boben llntolten re9=
men. Der @erbrau9er Der 8ore
miro fe inn 5uriiderItotten miifien.
Diefe mebrfa9en urfa9en itellen cine
Iongonbauernbc 9aui1e auer 8renn>
itpffe in ii6ere NusTat. Sn 5ipon>
gig Sabren oirften mir bic 5olgen
nod tunse ni4t i%ibertpunben haben.
Die @%rFabruneen frii9erer ariege
lebren iibrigens oasielbe. gtaG Dem
oeuti9>frunSOiif9en &rieg itanoen in
Jrontreid Die 8oblen nod lonse
Sabre fcbr bod i'm preiie, unb in
@panien trat na4 Dem fpanii4s
omeritanif9en &rieg cine unmdBige
8erteueruns Der meiten Maren. Die
8rennitOffe inbc9riffen, elm.
Der @rfoB BON pstrol unb 2eu6t>
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

-Gu! 9err Gur 5rau. bic fi4
gum oritten Mal Derbeiraten piu):
vW2an pflest oie @be fonft nit einem
Qotterieipiel gu berglei4en. Sic ober
i9einen benz GrunbfaB 81 b%uloigens
DaB bic @be elm Sfatipiel iei".
Srau: rBieio9"
.9err: r@eil sic ben britten
Mann iu9en".
- nnnerfroren. sd mo9~
te moreen Inn flint llbr getpedt per@
benz"
!0austnedt: nNa f9Dn! Do
briiden Sic nur an Ben Rnopf bal"
= BARTENDER StOBfeufs
3er. ,@eitern ion Der @ert9tsDoa<
3ieber bel Sbnen eetpeien feing"
so, mein S9idfal TT ieBt beiie<
eelt".
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04
An nRr Sphtnx UNI Art Bttrt1t.

furmtsr Qusldufsr Der braunsn sci.
TeniponS iprinst fat Bis irs Mlssr
Dor unD tilOet tinsn SpbiurtOpf, Der
ernTt unb unbepssIi9 ouf elm ipiIbss
unO fiir6tsrli6ss Gboos gu Isinsn
5iiben bsrabbIidt. Sc lit 6as Ders
ldFtne Eager BON ari 8urnu.
Wit pieler Mibr unO unter aIlers
lei 8orTidtsmnbregeln ongeIi9ts oes
nod INNER bur9 ungeIprengte Mis
men, gIinbeGnssr unO g%sIponntsn
Sta@sIOrobt eefdbrOeten @eIGnOes
tlettertsn mir. Ole pfsrOs am 3i'
gel fiihrenb, bic Mano berob uno
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

Bis ouf aebn Metsr an Die feinbli9en
Ginien beroneetrieben iinb. Nur cine
tiefe S9ludt trennt uns bon bris
ben. Sic lit all elmer STEELE bur9
ouFsef9idtete SnnDIdde inspii4en
gansbor eema9t, uno unter Der 5ibs
xuilg bes rns besleitenben 4Oiutan<
zen bes tiirtii9en ELECTROMAGNETIC
renben ppn @anipoli i6erI9ritten
mir Die tiinitli9e Bride. Mit einem
atnipiatiirli9en Nusruf oes @taus
Slsns bolte i9 meinen @notolier BEL
Der Mntupf. briiben an. @lei9 bins
Ter ben eneIif9sn G9ibengrdben
Iisst, etpa 200 Meter tiefer. bos
blaus Mittelmeer nit Sen SnieIn
Eenebos. Smbros unt S%amctbrate
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

Solonee bic Sample I'm Qri
Burnu piitsten, NOR es nismols m0gs
ltd, i1 Elm iiberIi6tIi6ss Bib bon
BEN pisIsenonntsn Shlo9tfsIOs gu
mo6sn, 0as nan tot uno DerIahen
nnb BON allen Ssitsu susGnelid Dor
unIsrsn Gusen baIiest. gs 1T, oIs
babe bic @rOs Iif Dor S9mer5en GEE
iriimmt, oIs bdtten ii9 bier Die
SoresnfoIten i6rss miitterli9en ants
Iibes i'm tisfitsn Sommer unS 3orn
am 70 bel llnbsiI finiter 3uiummens
eespeen. - Ollie Qussn6lids brobt
mein bropsr ileinsr Saul in Die &nie
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

su Enten, fpsnn fpisbsr cine tiefe
Erbfur9e fsiusn taftenoen S9ritt
bemmt. so ii6srIaKe i'd i'm Oenn
eons ii9 feIbIt. Der i9naubeno unb
sitternO bur9 bas 2dbbrintb BON
Tloturli9en unO tinitli6en @rd6tn
unb BON unss6auenen 8aumTtdmmen,
funtofii4 5uIommengstrimmten 2eis
den, mir 5er3ouiten Drobtbinoerniis
Zen unb RonierOenbiaien aIer Dirt
flettert.
Mir Iinb nod INNER in ben tiirti>
f9en Stenunsen. bic bier teilpeiie
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

nod i'm sbsmaIigsn Sauptquortisr
Oss MorT9dns Gilman BON Ganbers,
in benz beutt Der tiibns @srteibiger
Der Observation-Disclosures om
Sap Hasoro, @raelIeHa, DI9epao
poi4o, bas Saepter fibrt, srruartst
tpirb.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

- 1m9rieben. .Ou fpuft
ia Deinen Mann unterm pantoffel
baben2"
sllafinn, i6 muB 70 pfeifen, ME sr
tanSt".
G4redIi9e 8orfeI,@
profeHor: nSa NOR i9 nit
Der 9iloegarb unten. UNI einen Brief
in Den &aiten gu psrfen, unb ieBt
babe i9 Jpn nod in Der 9anb!"
5rou (entfebD: .um @ottespils
len, Du baft Oo9 in Deiner .3sr<
itrent1eit ni9t etfua bic SilbegarO in
ben Raften gepOrfen!"
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

Der nr[au6ssrurb. -
9anoIungsgebilfe: n@uten Gag, lice
Der Sntel, babe ioe6en a@t Sage
ltrlaub erboIten."
OnteI: rN4, bo bin id aIiO pis.
Der nal geitor6en."
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

gag foIte olfo tpeitsrbin energii9 Be-
trieben iperoen; Die 9offnung ouf
bolbisen SrieOen lit tein genigenoer
@runO, bic oIten 8eleu9tungsme>
tboben bcioubebolten. no ie irgenos
pie bur9 ettpas inn 2anb @r3eugtes
er1ebt perben t0naten.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

fad in bic 2uft sefprenst, ben
Jldmmsn iiberaebsn ooer ins WaTer
geiporfen. Cine am gan5en nfer ents
lang !uufsnpe 5sIoeiienbabn. nit
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

I'm IO~rbersrunDe. eteil unb an.
fteinenb DcEig untuesfum fdlt Die
BaHb, ouf Der mir fteben, gum
Gtranoe al. Nur Elm ieltiam se>
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04
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Washington Journal., 1916-08-04

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-11-09

entertained at the Presidents summer home
on the New England Coast.
Shortly afterwards, the papers were full of
The Presidents spectacular visit to New York
City, for the purpose of buying an engage
nent ring for the hand of the beautiful and
fascinating young widow.
Throughout the country, feeling pre-
vailed, that President Wilson might show
better taste by not making such noise over
his intended second marriage, so soon after
the funeral of the faithful woman who had
been his wife from his youth to his 458th
year.
Nevertheless, no criticisms were published,
not even when the second Mrs. Wilson so
quickly adopted the royal practice of being
attended by four Ladies IN Waiting, when
she accompanied the Emperor Woodrow in
his periodical State-visits to Congress, to de-
liver one of his many speeches from the
Throne.
The first Mrs Woodrow Wilson was never
IN evidence at State functions.
In fact, her few days at the White House
were spent in seclusion.
She never regally accompanied the EN-
peror, when he stall1ed into the marble halls,
at the other end of the Avenue, to edify man
kind with fifth, or sixth, Essay on those
''men who have vision, who are passionately
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-11-09
Can You Conscenouy Endorse These Things With Your Ballot?

Beside on" confederation of sovereign
States, all other leagues known to history
sink into dwarfish insignifcance.
Whether the confederation of free, indie
pendent States shall succeed, and the Repub-
lie of our Fathers endure, depends upon you,
as much as upon any other citizen.
If our Republic takes the beaten road of
Consolidation, Privilege, Plutocracy, and
Militarism, which led all the Republics of
ancient times to their doom, yOu the indi-
vidual voter, will be to blame for it.
How seriously, then, should you weigh the
consequences of your Presidential choice
How conscentiously you should consider
what it is you will endorse, AND ENCOUR-
AGE' when you cast your ballot
(1.) Do you want to endorse and en-
courage that kind of legislation which con-
centrates the wealth of the country in the
hands of the favored few, making the rich
richer, and the poor poorer?
(2.) Would you knowingly vote to per-
petuate such monarchical Institutions as a
Standing Army and Money Monopoly, the
two main props of all despotism, o0here Purse
and SaO04I are united?
3D. Would you conscientiously entail
upon your posterity the brutalities and in
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-11-09
The Neglected. Unmarked Grave of the Georgia
Wife Of Woodrow Wilson,

T WO weeks ago, The Jeffersonian was in
formed, for the first time, of the fact
that the grave Of the Presidents Georgia
wife had been left, for more than two years,
unmarked by any slab, tablet, or memorial Of
any kind
But for its being located in the cemetery
Of the white people, no stranger could have
told whether the person buried there was
Caucasian or Negro.
The visitor, looking upon this marrow
ridge in the churchyard", could not know
whether it was man, or a woman, who had
been there inferred.
The Jeffersonian published the bare facts,
making the briefest comment, expecting that
there might possibly be some explanation of
this strange and unprecedented situation
although it was hard to understand why no
temporary mo15ter had been placed, at the be-
ginning
Especially was the unmarked grave Of the
Presidents Georgia wife painful thing to
think of, when one recalled how soon after
her death his attentions to the young widow,
Mrs. Gait, had become the subject of news
paper notice
A few months after the burial of the
mother Of Woodrow Wilson's married daugh-
ters-the grandmother Of his grandchildren
1t was reported that Mrs. Gait was being