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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-19
WILSON 10 GIVE DIPLOMAS
TO sTn GRADE GRADUATE,


tcoNrl~etD reom pAae oNH)
able Davis orchestra and central mai
quua'ic viii participate.
superintendent Wilson viii prcsel
tbe diplomas
/ The following viii graduate.
Fred Acton Goebcl Mackcy
smcsuuc Adams leia Nu1o,d
Ethef Adams Dwight Miiiafd
Leslie Ahnshrak Ruth Millard
INcrnon Ahrnshrak Dennis Miller
Beatrice Anderson l.llc Miller
sam Baeeell Theron Miller
Rose Baker Jane Mitchc.
Matte Bedding Geo Moee
ia.Wrcnc here Homer More
E..sHa BoooN Victor Mock
Lula Boies Goy Morgan
Vera Brown Eva Morrisett
Vivian Butter Paula Mueller
LOUIS Brandon Cecil Murreli
Florence Brauen Lawrence Myers
MIule Bfansu Ward Myers
John Bridal Mary McArdle
Lnme Brock Jewel McCrosky
RAYMOND BrouchoudGoldie McEwen
0na Brown Jennie McMurdo
Joe carey Merritt Mcpeak
Joel chambers Fave Mcpeek
Anna Cline Elsie Nicholas
ice Cline Ralph Nida
fseu fuas Mary Patton
Vera Coshow Opal Payton
Cora crosiey Archer pfalzgraf
Ruby cutter ransy Phillips
N1e Datiu lrma Purdy
Hugh Dctwler Roy Quier
verne Disney Cecil Rshe = r.
Hazel DobNns Viola RANKIN
kenneth DonaldsoQ,loyde Ray
Ocie Drennon Helen Rinehart
Oiciha Drye James Roberts
opal Elfod Ross Roberts
Waymon Ereeubrieht Bertha Rork
Irene Galloway Loretta Robinson
Hattie Gibson ElYa Rouse
Norman Gooeh Benjamin Rowe
Willard Gooch Ray Rutherford
Helen Gracey Agnes Ryland
Cora Gragg Nada Ryland
Rosina urassman Hazel Sandersun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-19

One Of William Golfers best
achievements is depicting the hum.
ors Of alcoholic intoxication without
leaving a dark brown taste IN the
mouths Of the spectators. II a iag
can psychologically non.alcoholic and
yct realistic TO the last degree. Col.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-19

= told neiphhor whose child had
Group about Folcv's Honey and Tar
writes Mrs Rehkamn 9i0i Herman
St. toyinglop. Ky when she gave
II couple doses She was so pleased
with the change she didn't know
what to say This reliable remed,
helps coughs colds, Group and whoon
lng cough Sold every where.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-19
The Gem

Robert Edeson as eBia Jim Gar
rits' is special feature at the Gem.
Edeson is oae Of the best In screen.
land The Gem gave the 18th epi-
sode Of Graft Thursday night. sup.
plemeniing with fine program
which included the Animated Week.
w." While ndnlations occur at 9th.
er places. The Gem never fa'ers but
goes serenly on packing 'em in. and
having them toluntrily say words Of
eommendat;on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-19
He Musr DODGE SALOONS
"A YEARS OR GO 70 JAIL

N YEAH5 OR 60 TO JAIL
Evansville Mas lp Georsc Fink,
who Last January took a sl1o0o pas
roll from the Hercules Bneey com.
nan, today IN circuit court pleaded
guilty to grand iarccng and was pa.
rlled on condition t1ai be keen ava,
from saloons for fourteen ears and
abstain from liquor during that tmc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-19
G 7: IvI
Friday, May 49,

Friday, May 10.
~. lin GafritN pathe plat in
five parts featuring Robert Edcson
supported by a superior cast lnelud.
ins Eleanor Woodruff A. H. Woods
nurveyor of feature drama 10 the
rathe program has contributed one
oi hts most successful plays BIC Jim
Garrity. George FHmaurice the
creative artist responsible for such
film narVcls as Via Wireless N Ba
Nea York etc. has hat died Zig
Jim n his most mastery way. and
made of it drama worthy of his
name and the Gold Rooster program
'The NeWlyweds Nnup Lyons &
Compson
Matinee Onls. chicken hearted
Jim with Francis Ford
Lonesome Housc" jefferson and
Zoe Beek.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-19
At the Highland.

II,STIEs i, /" "YI T,I,S,n, 4 ,a@ prem rem
datl h'd% the new MANAGEMENT Par
amount features employ the high sal
aried people
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-21
The Palm Beach Club Enjoys Merry
Hour of Jest and Song
Produced Under the Direction of Les
ter Lucas of Coburn's Ministries
Assisted by Sibbald Wilson
AT THE TEMPLE WEDNESDAY
EVENING. JULY &c

AT THE TEMPLE WEDNESDAY
EVENING, JULY 26
Selections will be made from the
following by singers and comedians:
Singers: Pat Anderson, Linn Sand
Eers, Alfred Green, Leroy Bridges,
Kenneth MacKay, Duncan Mcdonald
and Dick Stroud. TESTERS: Sibbald
Wilson, DR.. Jack Halton, Rae Fer
guson, Usher Norwood, Austin Ben
nett and Carol Bla1ock.
Alabama Jubilee; Hesitating Blues,
by Usher Norwood.
Hello Hawaii How Are You; A Cot
tage, Some Roses and You, by "Pat''
Anderson.
At the Fountain of Youth; Where
Did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday
on Saturday, by Rae Ferguson.
Sunshine of Your Smile; Way Down
Yonder, by Alfred Green.
Are You from Dixie; Those Coco
Old Days Back Home, by Carol Bla.
lock.
Walkin' the Dog; Amt Got No
body, by Austin Bennett.
Introduction of the premiers, Sib
bald Wilson and Jack Halton.
/ Pray for the Lights to Go Out; Oh
How that Woman Could Cook, b.
Sibbald Wilson.
Because I Have You; When th'
Southern Moon is Swinging Low, b.
Linn Sanders.
Some Little Bug Will Get You Som'
Time; You Can't Get Along With En-
or Without En-, by Jack Halton.
i A Dream; Down Deep in a Sub
marine, by Lester Lucas.
Grand final introducing 3Keep tn
Home Fires Burning" by entire com
fpany.
i Overture by orchestra.
A fifteen minute skit entitled Chall
4 Talk, by Wilson and Ferguson. In
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-21
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-21

PRODUCING feats of ambidexterity and
comic cretaceous creations.
Burlesque on Sextette from Lucia.
Tickets will go on sale at the Court
Pharmacy tomorrow morning.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-21
COMMERCIAL CLUB MINsTRELs

Lester Lucas Conversationalist)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-21

Try Bouquet Dozlra perfume, 81
per ounce, at Gerig's. tt.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-21

Mr.. Samuel Igou of Ocala is the
guest of his brother, Senator w. M.
Igou, and fanily-Eustis Lake Re
gion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03

LONDRES. Mario LAS ultimaS
noticias de las operaciones en- el tee
tro occidental de Ia guerra, dan cuen-
"a de que los alemancs han renewable,
aunQue eSta veg en- pequeAa escala.
su ofenSiva en- e. distrito de Ecrdun.
sien3o e principal frcnte de acci6@
el que Sc ~encuentra al oriente De esq
plaza. IS decir. Il llanura del Woe
vre.
Los alemancs e~tectuaron TN AVIAN
&c sobre Ia Inca f~rancesa, habiendo
!ogrado ocupar algunas de SIS po-
~siciUnes, entire las que Sc cuenta Il
plaza de Fresno, que Sc halla . die
m!i.as FL sureSte de Verdun; pero los
~.-anceses aseguran que el enemiEo
tue GeSalojado luego de eSas posicio-
mes.
Los mismos franceses i~nforraan ha-
Der tornado por 81 parte Ia ofeHSi"A
IN "a region del Fuerte Douaunlo",,
lue, como Sc sabe, fue capturado poc
/ .os aiemanes Ia Semaua pasada.
Al occidcate del Mosa, los aIena-
aes est&a GesaryollandO gran acri-
tviGad camoitu, habiendo injciado III
, .lsoroso 6ombardco SCORE ias pos.c.c-
/ mes franccsas c~sta5lecidas entire Ma
~.arcourt ' Forges. 10 que hace aupo-
{ ner que los teutoHes tratan DC e.
/ tender 81 ofensiva hacia cl occidcn-
te de Il plaza dc Verdun.
FL otro suceso de importancia III
/ ocarri6 durante e. dia de hoy, tu@
TN ataque que los alemanes emDren-
/ .ie.cn soare las p~os!ciones france
sss en- e. distrito de Lorrna, eli cuat
EsaS1n e. informe Official de los fran
casa. fue -echazado. Esa accicn tC-
hvo !ugar al occidente de Besaugne.
De fuente holandesa Sc ma recibj-
10 Tn irforme en- esta capital en- q
cual se mdica que los aiemanes rea-
/ audaran tamb;tn 81 ofensiva por {.
norte de Te-dun, habiendo recon
. cenrrado va 90.O03 hom5res cn la
! ~cevcaaias de Buy. aJrss del tucrt-
Vaux. cue Sc dice ha siGo destruid"
Dor los mortcros alcmaneS.
Rcspecto q las perdidaS que los L.
, !enancs han sufrido en- esta ofeHsi-
va. en- los iaforres de Paris, Sc cs-
timan entire $4,000 : 10000 nom
pres.
FL correspous&l del Times, a"a-
uzaado IA si,uaci5n eu los a.redc-
dores dc Eerdua, cxpresa 81 opinion
lie u Ia ofensiva alemana ha en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
ALEMANl&.

BERLIN. Mario ,. E, :nforme oil
cial publicado anoche e. esta CAPT
tai cs como Siguc:
"Teatro Observation-Disclosures 81
dia de aver sc noJ6 gran &C 'idad
dc i. artilIcria en- d;versas ~iygiones
del Frertc, particularmcnte por p2r-
te del euemigo.
Los francescs han tornado eoI rc-
yolucion. para caimar en- aigo, la eX-
citaci6u causada por nuestra ofensi-
VI En- n region del User. en- il
Champagne ' en- eli frcnte compren-
dido entire cl Nosa = e Nosc!a. los
~francc<cS han tratado de Ge"truir
nUes;raS lWcas de t~Encher2S; pcio
no les ha sido possible conseSulr 81
o5jcto.
En- IN com5atc aereo, IN acreo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03

NUEVA YORK. Mario 2.-Desa-
fisndo la amenaza dc los ~teutones de
atacar sin aviso i todoa los barco&
mcrcantes armados que enconCraran
IN los mares I partir del dia primero
de GIarzo. el vapor ita!iano "GiuseQ-
ne Verdi" zarp6 aver en- Ia Jarde de-
este puerto, IIcvando montados CT q
poDa dos canoucs de tres pulg@daS.
.istos para entrar Ell acci6a-
E. Giuseppe Verdi" fu6 el prime
barco iraliano que entr6 4 este puer-
20 con caHones montados = es el pri-
nero tambiGn que sale desde que los
a,iados teutones decIararon en- vigor
81 nueva campana de Submarines.
Dicho barco lleya $50 pasajeros de ma
cionalidad itaiiana y IN gran carga-
meuto de material de guerra.
La Waite Star Line, . Ia Qua. per
Jarcce 81 barco mencionado, ]anuncio
= no llevaria p~asajeroS err sus VI
pores. hasta ell prGximo me- de Abril
6eg.cndose tai aviso 4 las so:ici-ute'
de carga que Sc le ian hecho Y 40 =
,emor de ataques de los submarines
v~eutcnes. Los e~mpIeados de Ia COM
paaia d~eciararon que los careamen-
Jos que van = conducir u b"rcos
son tan numerosos cue dificilmente
DoG~i haber Fugar para los p~aSajeros
GugaBte eI mes de Mario.
Sin embargo. d~eclararon los mis-
mos empieados que aqueiias personals
que solicitor pasaje en- los vapores
Baltic, Adriatic Lapland, Sc les Sc
pararia; pero solamente Sc les per
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
N0TICIAS 0FICIALES De Los
PASSES EN- guerra

camento cncmigo CompuesJo de dos
compaHias de iufanteria que in-cnto
aproXimarsc 4 nucstras posicioAcs. u
yo que rctirarse apreSuradamentc de-
Dido al nutGido fucgo de nuestras Il
metralladoras-
En- eli distrito de Ee"dun no tn
viron lugar ningunas accioncs de in
fanteria durante cl dla de aver. II
bombardeo del ouomigo ~co1tinu6 con
y~;o1encia hacia cI occidcntc del Mo
"a, entire Malaacourt y FORCES. Ha-
cia 81 oriente del Nosa y Espy, On
la region De Vaux y Damloup. Y en-
q Woevre: cl encujgo tambi6n es-
tu':o. bombardeando nueztHaG posi-
clones. aSi como ~nuestras trincheras
en- Fresnes.
"Nuestra artliieria por ST. p&Ttc,
esluvo tambien dcsarroIlaudo gran
actividad, en- toda Ia extension de.
frcnte eremigo; pero muy especial
mente al occidcntc de Pont-a-Mous-
son. NuestraS haterias c~a1saron
grandcs dcspcrfectos en- las obras de
dcfcnsa de los alcmaucs e~stablecidas
en- el boaQuc lie Fretrc. ' nuestra
artiileria de grueso calihre ocIsi0no
fun1birr iGSpprfnrtpS do c0uSiIarr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
TEUTOnES HAN REMOVABLE
SU 0FENSIvA En- vERDUN;; Pc
RIO En- PEQUENA ESCALA
las posiciones de los franceses
en- F~resnes, poblacion que Sc halIa a
diez millas al sureste de Verdun
Los f~ranceses asegura1 que fracasaron todos los
ataques dc los aIemanes en- 81 di .trito de la L.orena

DeZado apenas, y eXpre5a Ia duda De
que q punto objective de csc now
m:ento sea realmente Ia plaza de
Eerdun.
e mencionado corresponsa! tam
bien manifesto 81 opinion de que los
alemanes estan preparando otro for.
midable empuje sobre otros yarios
puntos de Ia Inca ~francesa, scRaIan-
do como muy probables los de Ia re-
gi6n dc Ia Champagne, con objeto dc
hacer que los aliados diStraigan fler-
4 de otros puntos, que serian 4 81
vez atacados a. qucdar Gebiijtados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
& ''GGiuseppe Verdi sali6 de Nueva
York con dos caiiones n1Ontados
Otros doce grandes vapores Sc haiian dentro O e7
las cescanias de la iona de guerra

mitiria navegar en- dichos barcos ba-
10 Ii bandera americana.
Fl Baltic. pertenecientc tambicn 1
Il White Siar Line. Saidra de este
puerto hoy en- Ia tarde.
De fuente ~fidedigna sabesc que al
ponerse en- vigor Ia nueva campan&
dc submarines, doce grandes barcos
SC haIlaban deDtro o cerca de Ia 10
NJ de guerra. siendo cllos los ST.
guieutes: "Cretic" de Ia White Star
Line, Italia" de Ia Italian Line, Ia
o~r:aina" de II Italian Line. "Lafayet-
tc' de Ia French Line. philadelphia"
de Ia American Line. ''FinIand" de Ia
American Line, "Bergensfjord" de
IA Observation-Disclosures Line, y el
''Ioannina' y e, ''Vasilefs Constanti-
nos" dc la Greek Line.
Niugrno dc estos barcos sc cree
qae este armada. q no ser que ellos
hayan montado sus canoncs en- alta
mar
e vapor itaIiano America. uno
dc los que traen canones abordo, Sc
ccee que para ahora debe hallarse
dcntro de Ia iona de guerra, con IN
paSaje de l,9t4 personals, estando c.
6arco naveg&nGo con rumbo 4 este
puerto. FL America, segun infor-
mes recibidoS en- esta ciudad. sa!io
de NapoIes G! dia % de Febrero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
NGLATERRA.

LONDRES. Mario Ell MiniStc-
rio de la Guerra do 4 ID publicidad
anoche el siguiente jnforme Official:
"Un hidroplano aIeman voi6 esta
tarGe sobrc una partc dc Ia costa ST.
rcste de csta Isla. arroiando varias
bombas, sobrc las poblaciones que a.
traveso.
Eel hidropiano enemigo no cause,
sin embargo. perjuicios en- los esta-
blcc:mientos militarcs. Soiamentc un
nino de nueve mesea de edad, Sc sd
be cue rc>uito mucrlo Il conSecucn-
cia de las e~XplosioneS."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
FRANCIA CONTESTARA TAN
BEN La PROTESTA DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS.

~''
LONDRES, Mario Hoy Sc su.
DO en- esta capital que el gobierno
frances esta p~reparando tambiGn una
reSpuesta para cnvia@ al gobierno =
mcricano, con motive de Ia protea-
ia que este pals elev0 por Ia detem-
ci5n de Ia correspondence, tanto en-
viada u csc pals, como de Ia cue PRO
cede de ali, per los barcos aliados
en- los altos mares. La ~respuesta Sc
RI enyiada pro6a5iemeree Ia proXima
semana, en- forma de una nota gene
raj I todos los paises neutrales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
FRANCiA.

PARIS, Mario. LA comunica-
ci6n Official pubLicada anoche en- eeta
capital por ell Ministerio de Ia Cue
ia, dice:
En- Be!gica nuestra artilIeria J Ia
de nuestros aliados los ingieses, estu-
yieron aver bombardeando 0 muy
regular txito, las trincheras cnemj,
gas e~5tabiecidas al sureste de Bosiu-
ghc.
al ~oricntc de Rheims un dest&-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
TAMBiEN UN BARCO RUSO FUE
ECHADO A PiQUE.

LONDRES, Mario 2-El vapor ru-
50 Alexandra Vented ha sido echa.
do 4 pique, segun informes recibi-
dos hoy en- esta capital.
Dieciocho de los miembros de ST
tlipu!aci6n ~perecieron en- e! acciden-
to, h~abiendo.c salvado once.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
BARCOS MAS HAN SIDO
ECEADOS A PiQUE.

L0NDRES, Mario 2.-En IN in
forme que Sc publie6 hoy en- esta
capital Sc da cuenta de que otros
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03

Ia PREN>N - cl pcrindiro mcNi:aEo e.
MAYOR c.rrilarinG en- los E>tadU~ ju:iu~.
, pOf 10 l@nl0 Ct mrIur para los anuHciaa-
ties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
Travis
TEIEFONOS. 241l
NueYo

Entered a. SeCuUt-Jla>s matter February
-. 1913. Al The Pos-o.ciEr Il san Antonio,
Tex, under the Act OF March 3, 1879.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
DIVISION VICTORIA

No. Vi.-ne Houston. Puerto Ia
y1ca, Victoria, Cicero -, 10 pm
SGlc1-
No 3U2.-Hara Cuern. Nirlcrla.
Puerto LayaCd, HUu>;oa 7:JJ an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
EERMOsO HOTEL CECIL.

NUEVA YDRE, +. [. A., >Iruado d Ia cs-
uuIua de Gale lis ) Aycn!da -. Nicholas,
AuuIchlldo hcgTuu>aIHruic Fonda Y CIIt.
Prrrius mndIrus. Nuchls f2GIl!as r>T 4Il.lti
rdTan aGUI tIranic ~ csIan".a ~ NHeNs
YORK. la vrriIdaI &C ne rcsldcncII ~I"lril'I-
lar, rrrrl d" To- -rauIes FlrGI"S Y ruH &C.
ccsD ..rii al dIslTIiO CUuirrrial N,lUTr''nrtg:
-. lidbIamoS r>parul. Sc pUcdrn y"a.T d.
rect&mcnlc a hotel SIN aylsU prcylO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
TRES INTERESANTES EOLET!-
MES PU3LICADOS EN- ROT
TERDAM, AMSTERDAM
Y ROMA.

ROTTERDAM. Mario Ell En-
perador Guillermo regreso aver =
Alenania de suS cuarteles genera
les CT cl frcnte dc Verdun.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03

ROMA, Mario I'll Corriere d
Italia publica hay una noticia rela-
tiva = que Bulgaria esta danio Sc
cretamente los pasos nccesarios para
concIuir ID paz con lbs potcncias de
Ia Entente. SegUn Sc dice en- dicha
noticia, los Intermediates del go
biegno bulgaro en- este aSunto. son los
dipicmaticos de los paises escanGina-
vos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03

AMSTERDAM, Mario 2.-Proce-
dente de "a frontcra belga Sc ha re
cjbiio aQui ia noticia de que variOS
barcos ingleses cstan bombarieando
la costa. A~segurase en- dicho infor-
me que IN escuadr6n aerco eStd CO.
opevaudo en- csa accijn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
Ignacio E. Lozano.

6O7 Dolorosa St.-San Antonio, Te.;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03

!
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
RAss-cLEF CONCERT.


The sale Of single concert tickets
Cor the Bass-Clef concert in Slater hall
on Friday night begins this morning.
The enrolment of associate menu
beers has again been large and the ex-
ecutive committee il assured of an en-
tirely successful concert, both artis-
tically and financially. "A self sustain
ing choral rganization as is the Bass
Clef, which in It's field Of work stands
alone, and which has prospered and
deserves nothing less than the gener-
Gus support and appreciation which
has been given this club
After hve seasons of prosperity and
artistic success this organization has
come TO be looked upon SIS one OF the
institutions Of our city, and everyone
who is interested in our musical well
fare and advancement feels that they
owe much to the men who constitute
the active membership and who make
such an organization possible by Civ
ing freely OF their time and their tall
emit More than this, the current ex-
penses Of this Organization are practi-
cally met by the active members and
the club Is spending the largest part
Of the receipts of all concerts in bring
ing to our city assisting artists, sing
Hrs and instrumentaliets of the highest
distinction. Arthur Middleton, who
VIII be heard at this concert, comes
directly from New York, where he
sings on Thursday night with the
QratOrio society and the Philharmonic
society, which are TO combine in the
performance OF the Bach Magnificent
knd the Beethoven Choral Symphony.
Mr.. Mfddleton's success through the
west has been very great in both ora
torio and concert work, and he came
TO New York in 1914 to Join the forces
Of the Metropolitan Opera company.
During the 1s14-15 season he made IS
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-26
Rules for Fighting
Grip and Pneumonia

IF people would learn to breathe
deeply and breathe through the nose
instead of the mouth, cases Of grippe,
pneumonia, diphtheria, eatarrh and
other throat and lung affections would
be few and far between this winter"
remarked a well known medical writer
The air is filled with infectious germs
of disease. Mouth breathers inhale
a veritabie incubator in which bacteria
breeds and multipIies. simple coughs
hang on, grow worse and develop often
into more serious. less durable disease.
To avoid contracting coughs and colds
which may lead to something more Sc
rious. begin today to breathe deeply,
keeping the mouth tightly closed, sleep
with windows open, walk in the fresh
air as much as possible, draw It. deep
into your lungs and keep your mouth
clean and antiseptic by dissolving in
your mouth two or three times daily
little Oxidaze In tablet form. These
Oxidaze tablets are made from ply
sician's prescription and will knock out
the average cough or cold inside of
twenty-four hours. A few tablets taken
"a time will almost Invariably prevent
the cold becoming grippe pneumonia,
or some thing worse Lee & Ctsgood and
most of the best druggists have these
Oxidaze Tablets and sell them on the
UP cold and stop cough or money
back. Be sure to insist on O1ridaze
tablet form) and take nothing in their
place. They are easy and convenient
to take, contain no habit forming drugs
and, unlike ordinary cough drops and
cough remedies, are guaranteed to stop
your cold or no pay.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-26

Order of the Eastern Star. informally
observed its tenth anniversary at its
meeting at Odd Fellows, hall Monday
evening.
Winsted.-Mr and Mrs. Remus A.
Norton celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary at their home, No. 5
Strong terrace, Monday. reception
being held from to p. M
Hartford. Dandelions were found
in blossom MONDAY on the capitol
grounds, near Capitol avenue They
were in bloom in Hartford every month
of last year, instead of missing month
or two as is usual.
pany has found after a thorough test
that the electric ice cutters are not
practicable and has returned them TO
the manufacturers. The principal fault
seems to be that the machines do not
work rapidly enough.
ForestviIIe. - Rev. Nimrod o. Ebb.
penter of the Forestvilie and Bristol
Swedish Lutheran churches, was
elected president at the annual meet
ing of the Hartford district of Swedish
Lutheran churches held in Salem Luz
theran church in Naugatuck.
New Britains-The trustees Of the
New Britain Trust company yesterday
met and elected the following officers:
President. w. e. Atwood; vice pres
ident, L. Hoyt Pease; secretary and
treasurer, Raymond R. Healey.
Observation-Disclosures the auspices OF
the Educational club DIR. A. C. Zones
of Bridgeport will speak in High
School hall Wednesday evening on
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