davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
COMPREHENSION DAWNING.

Nevertheless. in spite OF the seemingly hope
less state OF affairs, there currents at bottom
which inspire US with more hope than ever be-
fore. Something is about to happen to the
wrong thinking to which mankind has been
confined as in Theoretically sealed glass bell.
In the same way as a too-high tone OF an IN
strument can break glass, so has the cry OF
suffering from the world agony made crack
in the glass bell. We are getting proofs that
the men are beginning to comprehend that the
system of centuries, the system OF national
egotism with its secret diplomacy and its COM
petition in ornaments is getting too old. To
try to gain advantages against the interests OF
other nations or to defend those already won,
has become as Norman Angel. Rudolph Gold
scheid. and others have shown, more and more
impossible, since internationalism has become
a reality in which we live, move and have our
existence.
Internationalism makes every nation de-
pendent on Its collaboration with every other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

notwithstanding this. the women are going to
stand outside the room in which peace will be
concluded! Even If the women OF one or sew
eral of the belligerent countries were now to
unite in an appeal for peace they would not
be listened to- And should the best women in
those countries be permeated by the truth OF
human economy, and were they 10 frankly
admit of the destruction to mankind that the
continuation of this war entails, they would at
this moment be pointed out as traitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
Unwilling Longer to Bear Sons for
Slaughter in Man-Made Warfare.
They Must Claim a Voice in
Government, She Asserts

kind. Just as we had once been compelled, IN
order TO make such progress, to learn to place
the native land before the district and the
community before the family. We lose thereby
nothing Of the lasting value OF the district or
OF the family for our change in feeling, but we
have gained new values which the new and
life-givng conceptions of country and society
carried with them. And such will also be the
case when each country in order TO exist Will
adjust its internal and foreign politics accord
ing to the truth that humanity must be placed
above the individual nation as the nation is
above the individual.
Unless this happens anarchy will exist within
the state Because this balance OF values does
not yet exist between nations they live inter
nationally speaking, In anarchy. This will re-
main as long as national egotism remains.
placing the might of ones own nation above
the right Of the other nation, and which is now
called "nationalisrl" AS long as this kind Of
patriotism Is approved of by peoples the state
of war between them will continue to exist
Only when the people are inspired by that pa
triotism which demands that between peoples
there shall be the same lawful order and the
same moral code as between citizens can the
open or the latent state OF war, which caused
the world-war vanish This will come about
by the organizing Of the most thoughtful
individuals in all countries. In the belligerent
as well as in the neutral, who look for peace in
the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
Queer Company for Queens.

rh womans Journal publishes list of the classes OF
it,, ;,;s denied the ballot In the different states We
select few at random;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
MANKIND BEFORE NATION.

The policy of national egotism is useless in
the struggle OF existence among nations. and
this fact alone must-independent OF all
humane reasons--bring about its fall Nothing
is more certain than the truth that the time
will come when we will have to place mankind
before the nation. Only thus can we make the
progress which is now so necessary tor man
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-14
Amh Eeuti6lano
ST bersi., BEN aries Biz
Bum bitteren Gnbe 5u
fI6rsu.

Berlin. 13. Sttp5er. Der ,2otals
4n3eiser" iast iibsr bic i'm brttiffen
unttr5aus BON Dem premier 4squist1
unb Sem arisssminifter 0apio 9IotS
9sorss ssbuItsuen RsSen, in bsnen lie
srtlGrtsn, oaB Der Sras Biz gum btt'
teren gnh. gefiibrt 5betbsn piirbe:
mir bacon Dies iebt ft9on gum
bunbsrtiien Mal se90rt unb mir per'
ben ms barnu6 ri6ten. Qu9 mir
miiFer fir bic 3utltnft uriferes @oIs
les iorsen uno mir perosn niht na9.
IaFen, BIB mir uns polls 9orantieE
fir bic 3utunTt .gsiiaert buben unb
mir ss Oem Jsinbe unul0sIid semad.
baber, uns fernerhin gu f4abeu.
.Wis 1err 9squitb feI6it suseitaus
ben Bat, 1T es .eine 10 einfa9e Sate,
uns gu beiiessn. Der aries mub absr
fortgsIsBt psrbsn. neil bic SntereFen
gngIdnbs es perlanser. @ut! Wir
iperSsn bafiir iorsen, bab Der britii1:
0Sus noS Isrms. spaa uut4t t.. :.
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punttm an Der Jront tuurbe Der
5einb nit f6peren 0erluIisn ,uriiGs
gei9lasert. Die 3abl Der iialieniI9en
GetaHgelIeu III auf 270O seftisseu.
Die be5iislids bonn a. 81. Rriessminis
itertum srIafsRs 9etanutma4uns Iaus
tst ME folst:
.auf bem iiaIienifden RriessIdau,
plaB finbeu idou felt brei 5agsn Iebr
beftige Snfanterisseiehte fatt. Aa
iiioliden Gliigsi Der Riiiferfrout ba.
ben fi4 uniere Sruppsn sesen alle
aHsriffe bes Teinbss bebaupiet. R5rbs
LID bon Der Wippap unb fiibIid DON
Der 2otori33a Gssenb purbsn ale ans
srtffs Ses J.inbss abseI9lasen. Osits
lid bon Sppac9iaiella seipann Der
Jeinb an 8oben unb Rpnaras iieI i'm:
in bic Sdnoe.
.Weitsr fiiblid Bis ons Wleer gss
lang es bem GsinSe tpNoerboIt, in eis
niss 9beiIs rnisrer porberiien Grdben
einsubringsn. er ipuroe aber in iebem
JalI piebsr cardus periri.bsn. uuiere
4lpentruppen sei&neten fi6 in bieIsn
aGIHpfen gang beionbers aus.
.9is 9abI Der sefansen senumme'
rsn 5talisner III auf 2700 ssitiesen.
.9(n einisen punten an Der aGrn!s
ner 5iroler Gront ipurben i4ipo4s
feinblite 4ngriffs abSei4lageu. am
paiubio, mo- unfere 5ruppsn BON
GosmasoR aber nidt oon ben Roite
!96bsu suriidss5osen ipurben, mar es
i'm 4nsemsinen rubiger.
.Sn sllbanisn bat ii9 ni4ts Wi4s
tisss sreisn.t."
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5nr 8eit, als SoIge beg gdn3liaen
5eRlf4lagens ibrer OffeufiOe in @aa
li3ien, po lie gang unse9eure @erluit:
srlitten, in fOl4em Waabe gsi4ipddt
finb, oaB iie 0orIdufig ge3pungen
iino, Rumdnien fetnem S8itIal ju
iiberldfen.
r0ie gntente pieberboIt pon 3eit
gu 3eit bic 8e6auptung, baB 0eutfds
lamb erf60pft Iei; ss limb bies aber Rur
lssre 8Orte, bic ben 3ped 6dben, Gin
brud auf bic Neutralen gu MAIDEN unD
ibre eigenen Nattonen uno 2lrmeen 81
ittmultren. Die iiegreid9e 9ertbetois
gung I'M Often unb I'M Weiten uu0 be
energiide SffenItbe Der Gentralmd9s
te IN Siebenbiirgen uno auf oem Bal
tan bepetien beher ais Worte, oab bic
Seere tno bic mtIttdrifAe ueberlegeHs
belt Der GentrdImG4te unerI4iitterIia
iino.
sGnglano bOffte bic beutTheu 4rs
meen nit ieiner gegenIpdrtigen Sffen-
iiDe an Der 5Omme auf3ureiben, oie5
lam jebt uber aIs mtbtungen angeTez
ben peroen. Der 2tngreifer reibt i'd
in pieien aampfen ieIbTt uebr auf aIs
Der 8srtbeiOiger aufgerieben ipirO.
Die gsr;fte iiber Die fur9tbaren
9erluite Der 4qiirten, bic tur3IiH DON
Der &onOoner Dailp UIail oer6frnt.
li4t ipurben, reOeu etne Sprafe, bic
guglanb ii9 gu Ser3en nebmen iollte
@uBeroem guben Oieie 3ablen ntdlt
al bic ungebeuren YerIuite an, Ipelhe
bic griten uHb bic Sran5oien tpdbreuo
Der leBten pref QDo9en in Der idred
Ithen ShI14t an Der Somme erlitteH
babeH. Sus gaH3Ii6e 3uidmmens
l@nel5en DOH Ee9EmenGerH mug eEHe
Quelle erHiter Gorge ietu, nidt uur
fiir Srantreid, ous itou Taft gang
Oerblutet III. fpnOern aud fir @ngs
lamb, oas Bis ieBt nit feinen urs
erf40pfliaen ReierOen geprabIt bat.
Die 2onboner rStmes- lGBt beretts
eine 8arRungsitimme bDren.
nBie tpeHig es Der gHtente geIur'
gen tit, ben @etIt uno bic materieIe
Strait Oeuti8lauDs nit t6rem nuus
unterbro6enen ipitematiIhen Srud"
gu eri6iittern, unb ME tpenig oas
@ertrauen 9eutidIanbg in ben eno=
giiItiseH Sieg eri6iittert 1T, bepetit
bus sIGn5enbe Reiultut Der fiinfteH
&rtsgsanlei6s. DieIe 10,50O,00o,o00
Weart Iagen Der gar5en WeIt, bag
0eutf6lanb felt enti4lOHeu 1T, ben
&rieg Bis 81 einem Iiegrei9en @nDe
fprt5ufiibrsn.
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9iefe 9raaer
5errfdbts TN pprdus. ala bic Bsfas'
uns ber srie4iiden Hrisssi4iffe
biefe Oerlaifeu mubts,
lin lie ben g.feblsbabern BET alliirten
SIotte 5u iiberseb<n.

2pnbon, 13. Ofipber. Der arr'
reip0nSeni bss Reuterihen Bureaus in
2lthsu meIDet. am Grsitas JoIsenbes:
.oeute mar Elm traurissr Gag fiir
bic sriediIaen WsarinefoIbatsn. bic
aus.nideinli9 nidt seHiissnb nit Der
pulitii pertraut finb. nm su oeriieben,
iparum iie ibre sbiffe stnsr auspars
iisen Matt iibtrssbtn iollen.
paua fiir bic sriedifden Mariue'
Offi;i.re mar es ein nieberidmetisrns
Der anblid, aIs 4. am iyreitas gaa9s
mittag 3uieEsn nuibten, ipie ibre
S6iffe BON SdleppbooteR Der @niirs
ten ipesgebradt tpurben.
Die 2lGiirtsn baiien ale Worii6is,
mabressln setruffen fir ben Jull, bnb
@iberitanb sel.iftet tperbsn fOllte,
gfaiiide ariessi6iffe bisltsn ibrs
aanOnen auf ben ar.user rapspoff4
unb bic Sdlaatf9iffe .aillisA uno
.asmnos" seriHtet. ipdbrsnb .fruns1.
iiid, sorpsDpboose, gum atnsriff be,
reit. i'm Safen ireu3.ss.
Die gerI,iuns Des gsIsbIs, bern
sufOlss Si. gefabunssn aufseforbsrt
Durbsn, ibrs perf0nIi&en Sabielistei.
ten suiammensupaden unb ibreS6iff.
y ssflaasss at bic p y noya Hs.,
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Die Gntente
9as lsst noaftanbige aont.oae ii6sr
Sris1enlaao srIaagt.
SellsH sslbitfdnbisseit iest TILT nod
ouf sem Papisr tte5t.

SOusO n, Ii. DatObsr .Gbmiral
ou Gourmet, Ger Apmmanbeur Der bris
tti9 frau35fiiaeu GIotte i'm Mtttel,
laHori4en Wleer.' fagt cine Reuters
ospsite dus 4tbeH, ridtste an. DON,
nerItdg eins boiIide 0ote an bic gries
dif4e Regieruns, in peIter i'm gea,
men Der 4qiirten bic DoQitGnbiqe
!toutroue iiber bic grie4ii6e ppIisei,
stn 9erbot oss 5rassns bon Daffsn
fir srie&ai4e giirssr, ginitsllung Der
UtunitionsieHounssn na9 SbeTaIien
unb 4ufbe6en oss 9erbots Der Quss
fubr bon Dsissu aus 1bsFaIisn 0er,
lanst spurbs.
0os gris4if5e aaoinst mar nit
bsm GAef oes 9eneraIitabs BIB Tim
Wiittsrnaht in geratbuns, obne gu sis
nsm Gntf6luB gu tOmmsn. gm
Oienitdg WtOrgen iuurben bic geras
tbungen pisaer alrfgenDmmen unb ss
ptirbsu baHn, ba Ritts onoeres ii6rig
blisb, bic GoroeruneeR bee Iomirals
ou 5ournet uHgsnommen.
Der britii4e Ssianote ifattets bars
aufbin pG6rsno oss Sases benz ueuen
Miuiitsr oes aeubereu, 9errn 3olos
csftas, sinsn gsiua a6. Gs 1T bies NIT
elmer formeaen anerteuHuns bes neien
aabinsts feitsns Der cutsHts sIei&bes
oeuteno.
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ren. mar eiu ersreHsnSsr aussnbIia
ssipsisa. Der aDnig ianbte cine Bot
i4aft, in pelbsr bic Uldnnsr entlaI.
len lpurbsa, iDelde dif i6rsu S9ifFeH
bIetbeH unb ii9 ben aniirteu ani4Iis.
ben poIIteu. 9lber islnsr Der aeuts
6lisb auf ieinsm S9iff.
Die Sffi5iere tparsn bic Isstsu,
peI4e bic S4iffs perIiebsu. gle nab,
men ibre Jlasssu uHp bes &5niss
p0rtrdt, bas isbs glfats alert, nit
iid. aouliral Splits transferirte ieins
5Iasss nad bsr .QemnOs- unb fdIOb
fi9 oann In Isiuer sabine elm, nab.
renb ieiu. GLotte Ra4 ibruu nsusn
autsrplab sebra4t Durbs. Ssin
abiutdut bemertte, iroem sr auf bi.
alIiirten Rrisssiaifi. mics: .Was
bditsn mir ibnen tbun .5nneua-
BON qtbsl pir0 feruer gemeIb.!,
bab Sffisisre Der gri.4iiden JIOtt.
unb @esnsr Der Gutsnts ii4 DeridDos
reu bdttsn, in absfalisn, I'M RiideH
Der alIiirten 9lrmssu, Sruppeu gu
tonaentrirsn unb BON 4tben uno an,
bsren Srten gOrrGt5s bortbin 81
i9offen. Der aorrsiDonbent fiist bius
su, baB Elm BON ben gIIiirten an bic
R.sieruns esridtstss llltimatum, biss
iss gorbaben ;u persiteIu, in atheu
teine ueberruiduna 6erdtet babe.
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g9tpere Nerbeeruna
Rid)tete, fpie Jest beridtet miro, Der
leste 3eppein ueberfaa IN
England on.

Berlin, 13. Of. 9Iuf brabtlo-
fem 8eee no6 Soppile. Die uebsr.
Zee Ra9rihten @sentrr melbete am
Sreitag pie foIgt: Gin SeIegranHH
aus 9ln1iteroam pom 10. Sftober BE.
iagt, bab Elm geelltroler, tpelder aus
England 6uriidfebrte, beridtet babe,
baB pGbrenb bes leeten Zeppelin.
lleberfals etn groEes Dtunitions-
Mcea3in lrno ntebrere Gelt5ol Sabri-
TEN nahe 2onbou bon 9ou1ben getrof-
ieit rurbcn. Cine grobe Wfenge bon
@1unition lei in Gle &uft DejIoqen
u1b 5oblreidc 8erionen ieien getpO.
tet porDen."
RuiIii9e Erauspertbams
pier i'm Safsn oOr Gous
itausa NIT Bonn BEN
teIegt.>
gsrlin. 13. Sttpber. 4uf brabts
lo1em We9e nap 2uderton. OdS Wt1s
rineHiniftsrtam tiinbists an, Dob
beutf6s Warineflueseuss N Der Ru6t
pom 9. gum 10. Sttpber in erfoIgrei.
der Deiie raiiii4e Grsnsportbunpfsr
i'm !Safen DON Gonitan3a am S9nars
sen wtser mt. 8omben beIssten
2eere Grftnbuug.
Berlin, 13. Sttober. 2luf brdbts
loiem Wege naa SudertpH. DiSbdlbs
offiie1e llsoeriee Neutrality-suspicious.
tur faet, bab oas in neutraIen 2dns
bern perbreitste @eriidt, DeltibIduo
uHb Rublanp periubten puter ii6 ~
uen fepuruteu JrisbeH abSzi&si<beR
poGHGabis erf,inaeu w.
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Stean fransDiiidbe Tlms'
3euge
Bet einsm Grsriff auf
Sibbeatidlono dbses
i6ofien.

% et cine NJ 5lIT1 du
Siibbeutf6IaHs dbgs.
i4ofien.
paris, 13. OttO6sr. Sas Rrissss
riniisrium tiinoists am Greitos an,
bab piersis 5ritiias uHo fran50fii6:
2l.roplan. pier sonnsu gypfofioituffe
aui bic Wauier'f5e gsrpebrfa6ri, in
Skrnborf an Rsdar purfeu, uno
Sat feds bsutide Glugseuse, bic bi:
Derie pertbeibisten, a5gsi&oiIeu MOT;
ben f.ieu.
Die beutf9s 9erfiou.
Bsrlin, 13. Ottobsr. lleber aons
bon. Die NilitGr5eb5rosn iiinbistsa
am ssreiias an. Oab rsan feinblids
qeroplans. gu sinsm srpben gsIdipas
Der geb6renb, bas AM Oonnertay
periu6ts, iiber SabosutidbIanb bins
psasuflisssn. abssi4OTen porOsu
ieien.
rllni.re ,apiatitsr sriffen In erfoIs'
rei9er Wsiis ftaris fsiuoIihe sSlissers
sei9pab.r an bic SaoSsati4lanb sus
flcsen, unb iie faOiisn, pom unie,sn
Ibpebr,anonsn uHisrftiibt, ueuu
fsinbIthe JIuss.uss ab. soipeit hss
Biz isbt bs,annt lit, ipuroen Don ben
abssivOrfenen gOmbsn fiinf periOnsn
setob.et unb 26 psrpun6et. Ser auss,
ri4tete maieriels Sduben III unb.s
beutsnb. Nm WiIitdr GtdbIiFsmsnts
iuuzhs hia G&aben sussrt&tst
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Gin a6erutaliger ge,paltiger 2Jtr(n& oer @ntents,
an ser 5omme our63u6re6en,
II oer 9au5tn Sinie bon oen tapferen oemtld)
Sruppen ab9ei6lngen.

&dmpfen, bic auf ben Gren3gebirgen
Sitli3 unb TiibDitlid bon stronitap.
ftattfanben, tpurben Elm Sffi5ier uni
ITO Mdnn sefdngen senommsn un5
auf benz 6itli9en ariessidauplaa
bat ii9 ni6is Wi9tises ereisnet, tpe.
Der in RuBlanb nod in @aliaisn, mi:
bds srobe 9auptquartier aHiiiHbigts.
5ipei aanonsn sr6eutet.
Die EGmpfe tn Maaebo.
nien.
.auf beibsn Seitsn ber Wlonaftir,
5lorina giieubabn an bsr ma5ebOnis
Iten 5ront ianbsn leoaafte Ir.iIlsri.'
sefsdte itatt. slnsriffe Der Serben In
Der giesuns bss Gserna Glahes tpur'
ben abssihlaseH.
I'm Der Struna Jpont fanben @es
isdis nit feinbli6en Grtun6igunsss
abtbeiluussn fiati. SrfanD iDurbe Dom
5einb BON aanb ipis DON Der See aus
bei6OisR.
Bon ber Mrmessruppe bes Gelbs
marf9alIs Don Usad.H'sn, in Der Do
bruof4a. iit ni4ts Widtisss au msls
ben.
aus buIsarif4sH AHel'
Gin dm 9Onneritas BON 5triega
miuijterium III Sofia peroffentIi4ter
8eridt iast. Sab ale geriu4e Der
Gsrbsn, bic iiber bic g5srna ssgangsu
pursn, IN nGrbiiher %i4tung por5u'
riideu, pOn ben 8ulsaren pereitslt
iporoen leien. Se4s aufeinanbsr fol'
senbs alnsrifi. Der Serben tpurbsn ab'
geIdlasen. Der geri4t Iautst Dls
foIst:
.9om prssbd See BIB an bic
gserna ianosn bic ii6Ii4en artillsris'
seie9t. iiatt. Sn Der Gessro Don
Stsdioir wurben feds aufsiRanoer
fOlsenbs elnsriffe Der Serben abss'
itlaseu. Der 5sinb srIist babel isAr
idpere 8ertufie.
Gin @erfu6 Der feinbIi6en Su'
fanhris, auf ben 9obrupolie 5OaeH
pnrauriidsn. purbe DsreiteIt. Sm
Moglenica 5bal mar bic Grtileris
aismli6 atiiS unO .s fanben aud Ieb.
bafts Gefedts stpii&en GriunSigunss'
abtbeilungsn ituit.
.Ositti9 bonn Wdrbar SbaI tpurbs
Elm feinblidss Battalion, bas naa
itarter Misunderstanding DeriaGte.
gesen bic iiibIi4 Don bem Oorf go'
sorpbeo selesenen 5oben oorauriidsn,
nit iaipsrsn @erIuiten auriidssidla'
gen. 2fm yube Der 9slai4isa Sohsn
fanb iaipadss artiGsriefeusr iiaii.
s2ln osI Strumd fanben pisle Ge
feft. 5pitben grtunbigunssdbtheb
lunssn itat.. 3rpei feinblide 8o.aiao'
ne, bic Deriuhten, untsr b<m S9us !
zines bsftissn 4riiIl.risfsusrs sessn
8artlin Suma Dorsuriiden, purb.n |
BON unfsrem Geuer auseinanbsrsttrie.
ben. Die Stabt serss in Grie1ifa.
RaS.pOnisn tpurbe bon Der ihpersf,
artiIsrie oss Gsinbss beibofTen, uno
.s purosn babel pisIe Ginnobnsr &c.
'5btet.
.Sm Sf!i4tn, Rumdnisn bat cine
aolonns ben syeinb hls
benz Oorfe Usulttopd pertrieben unb
'eins poiitiOuen beisst.
Gin G.idtpabsr BON Maifsrflug.
Ieiism bat am 10. Diiober gonItmsa
I'M G6pasen Mser ansssriff,n uno
JrObe Jeusr in ben CsIospots am Sa.
en- periria4t.
Jtalienif4er Rrtsss.
fhaapIos.
Wien. 13. Sttobsr. Die JtaIisnes
,ben ibrs ansriffe auf bic 5itsrreibi.
den ppfitiOnen NIT GROCER 1sftisisit
ef Gag unb bei Rd6t fort, 90 &c.
ans ibnsn OftIid BON Cppadiaisna
n 9oben gu setptnnsn unb ben Ort
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Die Oer(uae Oct Britcn uno 5ran5o(en (ino qani
riefge
Sie 6mdnem jebt fat eam5 aus siebenbiirser @ebiet
bertrteber,
Six werdsn pcn den Ds6sn und Oisrn bsr die Grenssbra
binWeg Wrog.

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4Opf
rf
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No little damage was created bv the 1

No little damage was created bv the heavy storm of Tuesday evening at the Berlin Brick company's plant. The wind upset eight racks upon which 1000, 900 brick were drying and scat tered them in all directions. A roof on one of the sheds was also blown off. However, the debris has now been to- tally cleared end the yard has as- sumed it's former appearance.
 Uncle Sam's Boys.
 Berlin had it's impression of Mo- gales this morning about 9:30 o'clock, when a troop of soldier boys marched along Worthington Ridge. They were attired in neat uniforms of khaki and marched along in military fashion. They were hailed by several of the townspeople, but failed to respond.
 Hour Changed.
 Tn order to give all the housewives a chance to do part of their daily toll, the outing of the American Paper Goods company at Savin Rock will not start until g o'clock tomorrow morn ing. About 400 will comprise the party. The company has furnished a special train and special trolleys from New Haven to the Rock. Upon arrival there 8 shore dinner will be served
  Elm city at o'clock in the evening.
 Fair Premium Book.
 The approach of Berlin's annual fair was heralded this morning, when H. H. Hurlbert, representing the Lee Printing company of New Haven, visited several merchants soliciting ad- vertisements for the premium book. MT. Hurlbert said the book will be
 Of the fact the fair will be of six days duration. The company expects the book to go to press this evening and will be ready for distribution within two weeks.
 The board of selectmen held it's August meeting this afternoon
 Odor of gas permeated the atmos- phere on Pennington road near the clav pits this morning. Representa- lives of the New Britain Gas Light company investigated and shut the supply off, until the leak can be de- tected. Miss Olive Shaw has returned from visit with relatives in Commington Mass Town Clerk Francis H. Shaw and H. H. Damon will leave for Com mington tomorrow, where they will join Mrs Damon. Mr. and Mrs. Da- mon will take a trip along the Mohawk trail, while MT. Shaw will visit rela- tives.
 The Suzio contracting company eX- poets to complete the Worthfngton Ridge job within the next four days. Seward Cowles of Kensington has returned from a sojourn at the shore Miss Marjorie Moore of Kensington left this morning for Maine, where she will spend a vacation.
 Miss Margaret Flynn of Kensington l is entertaining Miss Elizabeth McHugh of New Haven.
 Miss Katherine Hart of Kensington, is the guest of relatives in New Haven.
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property will be in the neis

, the property will be in the neigh 1 borhood of $6,50O.
 MT. O'Connor is in the real estate
 business and it is generally thoueh+
 here that he represents a client in
 making the purchase, although off,
 cers of the trust company claim to
 have no information as to the identify l of the person who is to eventually own the property. MT. O'Connor has
 answered interrogators by opining
 that he will probably move here himself, occupying the house. 1t was reported around the streets that he was acting for Edward & ! Emmons of New Britain but this is oenled by the latter. Credence has also been gwen to the rumor that the property will be transferred to l.. A. Drake of Bristol, one of the off, cers Of the RockWell-Dral1e company MT. Drake is known to be seeI1ine q home in PIainville.
 The adjoining property, which is also part of the Neal estate, is to be sold to pr. J. c. Tanner, and it is expected the physician will get pos- session tomorrow.
 The probate court has given per- mission to the trust company as nx- ecutor of the will to convert the pron- erty into cash.
 Miss Granniss' New Book.
 Miss Anna Jane Grannis of Whit Ing street Plainvillcs pootoss ia soon to place on sale a new bound volume containing a collection of over forty "f her poems. Tho book, which 1 comes from the presses of F. L. Hill ] dreth and company of RrattlcbOro, Nt., is published under tnc title. The Prayer Beautiful" *'aNy of tho l other poems which ar r~0m the pro- life pen of Miss Ora re included within it's covers. beautifully illustrated and cOntI: ,rOng other pictures a phOtO~raph ( Mrs. Louisa Granniss, the authors mother, and
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tie figure when they cast their ballots for that official The democrats get the office nearly as often as the re- publtcans, and the G. Q. P. candidate does not have such a great advantage at the beginning of the contest
 Consequently the election of no se- lectmanship nominee is ever conced- ed until the ballots are counted, and the uncertainty makes the contest more or less interesting. This year is not likely to prove an exception to the rule and, as election day draws near, observers of things political are whetting their appetites for the life which campaigns for public office in ject into the town.
 O'COnnOr Gets Neal Place.
 Representatives of the Plainville Trust company have completed nego- tiations with Thomas w. O'Connor of New Britain for the purchase of the home of Frank $. Neal on East Main street and tomorrow morning papers will be passed closing the deal. It is said that the amount to be paid for