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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

3udu qancfrFc 6abcu Seucn Oerrcd nnenrAcn
nnrd cnaHrc alien SamNag ucrIOrcnm Soocn wcOsc
uuNHeH
&r ma6tcn "A ruTl@e Cffis 23O6 Wanu 81 Gunscun
9nherOcm crbeAteeu mir eli @adiueuaewcbrc
gOuieu @eneral SersauS5tS gm gaR5cu SOuutaS
binOnr bcgcn artasr6encr nsoeiekt &r iGneeu meb
Nngrife DcS 6eiHocS 5Mraf.
Scnc WOrscm Tra6c uStc nO urc Guuunn scseu
nnc SanHecu HOrOwCl GOuMst. Gr wnrS Snrd Wesen
bOrit1kc 5urIdsCwDrfen
gUn Der itaIicniidcn SrOnt
Die enOIdc Nrtsrie nrpfte cine Htenfpc Sn8t geen bic
SHieHut imr YOitncn anti Oem 9arFOn wurScm be-
lOuO 6cfg bOfn Nn GbrcnO Der Nat OauCr Oas 6encrn in
oicGCr WcgHO fOrt."
&cn ba qunSon, 2. GfObcr Die Scu scfgu gcrft crgGn
3cuS amdc @Bcinus Ocs OicrrcdnHsari@n UemcrnO6S O
fOIgcnOCR gSOrlant:
Bon Scr rnffifdcn SrOHt
v6rnt Scs Ger5Ogs aarl Sru5 Die Sample ben &Hrpat6en
afu nod SHSmchd Srsc5aug r Der SnO nit naru aaeu
bic trihm Ernppcu uc 5un 6Cr 3a Gpa nn TOmcg
SabnatiUu Opreu Die 9n1cn ciuisC gcr gOSen
Trnt OcS YrnSen 2cOpob Der nO grff 0cgenber General
gDbm6rmOns SrnppH MHcrc Stclnngu nOrOd Der SrG
yrOo mad 3OOff unroe a6er DOinoa urdgeagn Yin
o ynu Oruna SnS bic ablnns SicemntS Sin 6ntc
frMb NorguS bcGHncn 0gcHaHgr rcct 9nFg hat
SrOhten Sbei Scr pcrIurcneu @rGbcu Wcocr uscbradt
@Ou Der italicnifden GrOnt
Cc iacndc NrteriC uCoer Ir beg 6encr
lcrc stclauen aaratCOn Wcc d bis nniercn Gnn I'M
%iparO.SboIc erlrcdtc"
9RrRi(Gcr 2SeriGt.
GDRnnRtinupcI,t /. Gfu6cr Da QOnbOn q Eftu6cr Sin
bn tdidn arcsbMrcan nseconcr umder Sdt ast Sol
gcnOcS
oanf Ocm rcdcn 5lHs nnr amfOIns. Omt c6crru6-
nueane nnIcrcr RnrOnacn nSdC 6clSlns Grus
aefr6ut
Nnf 6m infcn Slha YatrOnOu abcrcgcn uSc
Srctfraitc mcI ncH |OrDh uncu 5nafsNlagcn @afu
unS @crng sur Scrhe0MRs OUn SdanSerGbcu crbcntet.
Jnih Srnppen IN enem Jeolagc IN Eeren, inoid Sn5
80 Wcn M0O SOnbnlGf Srfcn angcgrfn
nuO in bic Snd ecalusen saf NOdt gum o.
September Dun ben SMrn bctt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03


lTOrtIe9mug UOH Der |. I<eite.)
9e mir untcr Dem 6citigen 6ulgari-
I6en 9(ngriif bonn %. uuO 20. Sep
tcmbcr oerlorcn Dotten, pieOer in
utiere S1noe. @s ficlcn ocn Ser6cn
so meitcre @eion0ene 81.
gln inherent lintcn 6liigcl mar linr
ter6roNeneS 5cuer an Der Ga9csoro
nng. sSuiantericNeicc6tc fonOen wc.
gen Oc3 on oicicm E6ciIc Der 5ront
bcrrid5cnOcn y}cbclS nidt itatt."
. 0ffi5icllcc icrbii@cr
@cri6t.
2ouOom 2. Gftobcr. Scr
iolacnoe oiii5ielle icrbiidc 9eridt
wltrOc Dcutc olsgcacben; Ocrielbc lit
bonn Sountoq ootitt uno lolitct:
n3ie icr6iitbc 0rino.Dioiiioa bat
oe pibti0c aotc6onic- Stelhm9, wcl-
dc Gin unO cine Babe @fcilc norooit-
liG bon &oimatcalon licgt Gam ucit'
li6cn Gnoc bcr nacc6onii6cn 6ront)
6clcet.
0ic bulgoriiMc @uttcric, sic mir
gcitcrt no6ncn, bciic6t aus 5elOgc-
iGiibcn un0 nidt pic gcitern genet
oct lnurOc, aus @c6irgs0ei1iiBcn."
" glmtliber buIgorii6er
9eribt.
Sofio 30. Scptcm6er, pia 2on-
oon, 9. 0ftobcr. Iic 6cutigc D}cl-
Dung Ger bn(ooriibcn SecreSlcitiln1
bon Der maceoonii4en 6ront lolltet:
o9ln Der 6ront oitli6 lmo weitIi9
bon 6lorino lit Ole Gage unocrdu-
bert. gln cinigen Steacu CAB cs
idmo6eS g(rtillereiener.
2(ui Sen Standardization cnt.
ioltet iib Elm itarfes 9trtiaerie.6encr.
Gangs Oes N1oglencia.Ebnls mar oie
9(rtiaerie-86Gtigfc ibpo6. 9luf
6ei0en Soften Scr GarOor berri6t
&ube, nit 9luSno6me I'M 5iioen BON
1oiran, mo cin fleincrcS g(rtiIlerie.
eeiebt itottgeilnoen bot. g(n Der
Stritna-6rout gob cs MIR gerin9e
9(rtiDcric.E 61tigfcit 9ei Ger &oi-
reoo.9riide Dernit6tetc cine imiercr
@otrouillen cine englii9e @otrouille
bon flint D}onn."
@rie6iides Cabinet ami.
gel D It.
9onoon 2. 2fto6cr. Cine
Depci9c Ser Central 3elps -9lgentur
Don glt1en meloct cen 9iiidtritt ocs
| grie6ii1cn Cabinets.
(0ie @ntente.glaiirtcn permcigcr-
ten Oie 9lncrfennung ocs Gobincts
aologeropouloS. Ger 0rluo oaiiir
liegt ouqeni6eiuIit9 ouriL oaB Die,
fem Cabinet ncbrcre @}itglie0er an.
gc6orcL Oeren SDmpot6ien niAt ouf
Scr Seitc Der @ntcrte liegen.
0ieie GGniiade oerllria6te Ger5o-
gerung in ben Bar6ouohngcn iiber
Den @iutritt @ricAcnlanos 8um SRrie-
sc oitf Soften DER 9laiirteu.
@cltert eingelaufene 0epcidcn go-
ben befonut, es iei OeS G6nioS 9l6-
iift ieinc @nti6eiOmo, Dem ariege
bei5utreten Oen 9(aiirten ni6t ipG.
ter ais @lontag fino5ltbun.)
Ger 3 d d der boI6 er.
Ie0tgt.
glt9cn 4. Oftober, pio 2ouoon,
2. Sfto6er. Sn areiiel 0ie nobe
gum a0nig 9onitnntin iteben, berrift
Die 9lniiht OaB Ole llnterbanoliugen
5miiben @rieGenlnno iwo ben @n.
tentcmdcbten iid ibren @noe ndbern.
@S miro iogor bcbouptet, Dab bcreits
( Gin Nilitdridcs llebercinfommen &c.
troficn mrOe, oaB oicies ober ipd5.
reno Der gIusar6eitlmg BON Gin5el5ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

lid I.
2onooit 2. Gftober. Britt.
idc Erlippcu wieicn in Icstcr gSodt
oellticbe 9lugriiic oil Der Sonme.
6ront ab, mclhc oui oic oorgeibo.
bencu Noiten 0itItd) Ocs Grtcs Gou-
court 2'gLbboDc imternomncn mur.
ocn Go meloct ooS aricesamt
belitc
Gie SdiIier BON @aucourt miroen
bon oeutiben SoIooten gei6ubert.
9ci Ebiepuol atnecu bic griten in
letter glcbt H0roIid bon @ourccIcttc
Dor. sic muBtcn obcr i'm oeutidcn
G'eacnanariii riucn EbeiI ser bon
ibnen geuommcneu @rdbcn ben
HclltId1en mieoer iiberloiieu.
Ser geriht foIet biermit:
p@dbreno Der 9So1t ihAlaen I'M.
iere Eruppen iiioIib ocS 9lncrr ciucn
auf unicre poreelhobenen 5tcIlunQen
oitlid BON Roucourt 9'9(bbuge gc.
ma1ten fcinOli6en glneriff 5nriid
nno ldubcrten oie @ebduoc oieie Or.
tcS bon Geltiden.
@citcr peitlih pcrleatcu mir in
Der Jtaht unicrc 5tcIlinacn noroIidj
bon Golircelctte i'm 1900 Dlctcr III
oer SiiHhng aiii oen ScIIengrobcn
81. Gin feinoIi6er @caenanariff
3lpang uns, einen Ibeil oes 9aegino-
@ra6ens, oen mir peitcr norolih be-
leBt bottcn auf5ugeben. 81 oieier
@eaero miro felt "a 5titnOcn bart.
ildcfig eefdmpft.
lleberoa anoersipo an unierer
i5rout berrit5te glube. O2oroIi6 bon
gscipiIle ct. gooit uno oItlih bon
Saoenhl maAten mir crfoIgrei6e
lVcbcrfaac ouf ieinoIidc @robelt."
n Gos 0itngen an Der
Y Sonime.
" @ritiide6rontin6r 6ranf.
Z G i d, 2, Gftober (pio QonOon). -
Dic britiihen 5treitfrafte iporeu
libcrroidt inter ocn geitern 9lbeno
n oil otcier 6rout ecmo4ten Gefange.
#nen Nlotroien Der 2. oeutIden Dia.
N rinc.lipiiicn 5it fiuoeu. Oie ndd Scr
q Scmmc.6ront eebra6t worocn ma.
"a rem Tieie Eruppc mlirOe gum er.
n lten N}ale ouBerbnIb gelgien's 8ur
\ 8erpenoung eebradlt, iuo Iie 5ipci
I Sabre lang ais aiiiteniGns oig
n Shiiisgcihiibe bcoientcn.
A Ga frild)c 9ruppen Die 3eriHlaee.
ucn crid)opften Aeeimenter erieten,
entiuidcIt iib raienOes a1npfen i'm
Sanoacmenee 1T Der 921be Ser
@tbmnbenrc0oute imo iii bet benod)-
bartcu olten rriten Clinic, Tie Teiit.
idcn ueriuheu per5meifelt, oieie 81
balten ieitOem He 8bieppaI oerIoren,
Inn 81 perbiiten ooB ibr redter Sill
gel iiber ole glncre 5iiriideemorfeu
miro.
Scr fron3oiiiGe 81 d d M / Il
TAGS geridt.
8oris, 2. Sftober. - Ser beute
glabmittao bonn fron5oiiiden 9rieas-
bureau Deroffentlidte offi8iele ge.
riht bat folgenoen 8ortIoilt:
agloroIih oes 6luiies Sonlme bat
cinc Gperation iiiticrer Erltppen III
bet @inunbme zines Oeutihen
5diieeuarobens oitIid bon gouho-
bcsnes reiiltirt. gSir b1ben cine
\ aLnaobI pom @efanseuen eemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

Ger Motcriolldo0cn lpor ll6cociis
teno, obmobl Die s5lieger ciit weitcs
9(rcol beiubtcn unO cine cine 9roBe
9In5o6l bon 9om6en 6cro6porfcn
Bier 0duier iprroen cbwcr beidbd-
oiGt. Gini0e @lasbGlicr wllrocn DC.
moIirt imo cine glu5o6l bon 6enitcr'
iHcibcn gebroden."
@rnf 3eppelin moIlte an
gebIi6 am 9(ngrtff
tbeiIne6men.
Cine Gepei1e oeS glmlteroamer
@orreiponoenten Der r@r6ongc Ge-
lcgropb Company" iaot, ooB Die
6relmoe Oes @lroicn Zeppelin 66bit
beitiir3t oepcicu ieicn ais iic borteu,
ooB idon pieocr Gin Zeppelin oerlo.
rcn gcgongen ici.
Der @raf bate no6 g(ngabe 0es
@orreiponocntcn uripriinglib oie 9lb.
iidt ieIbit an Dem lleberfaQ ouf
england tbeil3ilnc6men; lieB li6 abcr
I'M lebten glugcn6lid our6 Die Bitten
ieincr 6ouilie 5uriidboItcn.
6ran5oiii9e 6Iicger in
@efongenidoft.
t9rabIos ua1 Gabbiuc)
gerliu 2. Sfto6er. - Gepe
iden BON Sofio an Die ollcberiec
Observation-Disclosures" bcric9tcn, oaB
Elm fron5oiiider 6lieger am 30. scp.
tem6er iibcr Sofio wcgflog uno einc
9om6e a6parf oic noroli6 Der bul.
goriiden Sollptitoot nieoerging. Ger
5lieger purOe loiort bon oen &C.
Itungsgei6iiben ongegriffen. Ger
fran50iiide glcroplon muroe bon
blllaarii1en 6Iiegeru obgcIHoIicn
ieine Snlalien, ein fran3olider G5iib-
rer uno ierbiicber 9cobndter, mur-
Oen in Der gtGbe BON @cbion mper.
wunoet gefon9en eenommen.
Foris iiber 5Gie9er-ltn,
= ~ y ~ Nv ~ ~ v y ~.
9Soris, 2. Sftobcr. Ger iron-
5olii6e offi5ieac 9eri6t ii6er oic
6Iieger.S SbGtigfeit loutet bcttc fol.
ecnoernoBen.
o9(oiiitout 9lo6 brobtc einen
oeiltiden 9eo6adtitnesboaon on ei-
mem Gunfte fiiolich bon gopountc
berlmter Dies 1T Der finite goGon
Sen oieier 6lieoer bis iest 6erunter-
gebraHt bot
9ufareit in 6ur6t oor
2uftnn9riffcn.
2onoon 2. Nftober. .,@clc-
9entliH i6rcS jiinqiten 9lngriifS oui
9idoreit", mcIoct Der oortigc Gorrc-
iponocnt scr rGimcS" ,bobeu oic
ocuti6en 8Iieocr 3citel obgeuoricn
oili Ocnen 5n lcien Itono, onB 8ufa.
reit bolo in SNutt un0 9tidc 9eIegt
merocn miiroc, foaS 9lunGnen iid
nidt bceileu Iollte, Scporotfric0en 5ll
lblieBen.
0es ggeitcrcn 6critbtct scr GORE
iponoent
u9(ngciidts oeS llmitonoes, oaB
oie 2uftougriiie borousiidtIib fort
geicbt meroen oiiriten, tragen Iib Die
rlmGniiden @eb0roen on0eblicb NIT
Ser glbiid5t, cine gln5obl Der 9lusldn-
Der, Die iidb gc9enp0rtig in Den Gon-
Sentrotions.9o9ern OeS 2anocs be.
finOen, nod 9uforelt 81 6ringcn.
Sicr lollen iic an SteIIen interoe-
bro6t peroen bic Den 6licger-9ln.
grificu am melicn ousgcicbt iinO. +"
9rtttider &oitroub.
(9rabhos na9 enbpiuc.)
9erIin 2. Sftober. II 8cri6te
bon glmiieroam al oic ,lle6eriee
9ladriGten-9lgentlr" wiiien 81 mel.
oen OoB Die boldnoiibeu Gompfer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

aul &C.: n9scs6ol6 iingt ocr
Seloentcuor 4 beute nidt?~ ~:
u@r 6ot lid luobl ben SUP ocrleBt.
SD las ndmIid6 in ser SETTING. er
f0nne nidt ouiireten"
Go8 SdGimmitc .gQio,
o6geitiir5t iino sic III ocu 9llpctt
6err 9icrbuber?l" oSd mo
5por BIN i6 al cincm @irt6s6mde
Oorbcigeiolit aus Dem Oas 3eiben
Oes friibcn 9lniiiHS 6eruiSihoa~
@ei66er5ig. 9lodboriu:
ugtitn bo6cn Sie eS wirrliA icrlig
ge6rodt, Die Senne 81 ir6ladten?~-
Sunge 8rmi: rllunogGAl .Mcin
0lann bat i6r bic 9lngen pcr6tuOau
lino lie nit ocn Geoolocr cridciicn."
90 en- McfcnntniB. d vg9ie
ge5t es eigeitlih inherent SrelmO
Senlfc, problt cr nod 10 cntiesIidl2"
og'ein iebt icbeiut cS inn rcht
ant 81 ge6cn CT fangt itoH os 5a
flogeul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
8ritiider q oItroub.
(9rabtIos mad sabpiue.)

Berlin, 9. Sftober. II 9cridte
bon g(nliieroam al Die olle6eriee
9lahriGten.9lgenttr" wiiien 5ii mel
oen OoB ole bolldnOiideu Gompfer
oaombaugon", bon 9lmIteroam nody
@abio, .iSriiin", bon 8uenos 9lprcs
nad9lmiteroam unO rGommeippne~,
bon 9oromori6o nod g(mIteroom,
ibrc @oit in eincm eu9liiden Saien
5u laiien ge5wungen milroen.
II 9 OF &un II itiid.
Griitianio, glormegen, 2. OF.
tober ooia 2onoon). ~ Sin oeuti6ea
ll-9oot bat ieinen 8eg in oos n6ro,
li6e @ismeer geiunoen unO bort
orei norlueeii6e Dompfer torpeoirt
Gie Derienften Shiifc waren: Sin.
ION, "9larn" lno uSiolf Sorl". Gil
Monni6oiten muroen gcrettet.
Ger Donpier0erfebr iibcr Oie re-
eclredte Goute nod StGotcn in
n0rOlihen Otorrpe9en lit einqeIteQt
Seit 9(uguit bnben Die GeutIher
nortpcgiide Sdiife i'm ggert6e Dor
$9,000,00O pcrieitft.
Ger Gnmpier SIMON 6attc ei.
nen Gounge6olt bon 1925 Gonnen
@s weroen orci norluegii1e Qompfci
r9iarn" in Den Shiifsli;ten gefiibrt
Die aLc einen fleineren 9ioltmoe6oli
ais 1900 9onnen bo6en.
Ter @runo fir Die 9(nueicu6eii
ocs oelttidben lt-gootes lit wa6r.
ldeinliG oorin 5u Ildeu, oob oel
Transport bon 9rieesmoterial mad
9fublono, oia S6ien oes @ciBer
sees, perbiitet lperoen ioa.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-01
MACARONI PRODUCTS ARRANGED
BY EXPERTS IN SERIES OF MENUS.

lelo Mrs Housewife, is the answer
to the high cost Of living problem
macatoni products
Food experts say that maearoni,
spaghetti and Kindred articles, known
in ne commercial world as macaroni
products are excellent substitutes lro
meat The Durum wheat Of which
they are made, is rich in gluten and
contains all the elements required To-
b0i d Tie body mad keep il in repair,
they explain
The food exports say they have
found that dime package Of these
products contains twice as much
nutriment as sirIoin of beet The
butcher now a-days must sell for 80
cents So by using these Mrs
Housewife, you can attack old II g.
Of L. where he is most strnogly On
trenched in the butchers bin YOU
can get SIX times The value for The
money
Macaloni products may be used
alone or with meats, fish. cheese
tomatoes, milk, eggs or butter In
recent years they have come INTO
great favor in American homes It
has been found that they not only
make a healthier mad more upbuildine
diet. but may be made into the most
toothsomc of menus
Because Of the economy IN the
substitution Of macaroni products Tor
meats, many ways Of using them have
been found Chefs and cooking cX
perts say that macaroni products may
be made the principal dish for any
meal, aud that when The cosl Is tigur-
Cd as compared with meat, saving
Of At least tbrcc-fourths will bc
shown.
Mr. Harriet MacMurphy widely
known expert on foods and cooking,
and former state food Inspector tol
Nebraska has arranged series of
menus containing one or more OF
these dishes, each prepared IN dll-
fnrent WAY There ii one "A tlaV Tor a !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-01

q Aaes 9foasa' aadeg the American
aas akBoe tin uodar snsh condition
gUd imbf9ved agricultural methods
and the uze of large tracts Of land.
aoN unealfiyatad, a larger production
tat sugar and rum, the islands chief
products would enjoy tree and
reads market Ia the United States.
Tie stand OF ". ohm also expects 10
benefit should the sale be ennMm-
aated, the greater part OF the Island
| there Icing uncultiYated and unln-
habIted
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21
will be electrically lighted and provid-

will be electrically lighted and provid- , ed with all necessary appurtenances 1 for s'aughtering, such as benches, scalding tank, meat hoist, wall hooks etc. It will measure 40 by 20 feet and will be provided with a room for of flee purposes.
 Louis Dutkiewicz, an Allen street
 milk dealer, was brought before the
 board on complaint of Milk Inspector
 Radcliffe who explained that Dutkie-
 wicz continually violates the health
 regulations as regards the handling
 of milk. It was said that he has a
 good place. but neglects to keep it in
 sanitary condition. After being questioned Dutwiekicz was warned
 that another complaint will mean the cancellation of his license to sell milk in the city.
 It was voted to remove the ban on
 the picture houses, which was placed
 by the health board several weens ago,
 when it was decided to bar children as a matter of precaution against the spread of infantile paralysis. The board also voted to forbid the chill dren in the house at 345 Myrtle street attending school while the place is under quarantine. Julius Hoope, a three year old child is i'll with infan-
 tile paralysis and a number of chil- dren have been exposed. Those who live nearby and have been exposed will be kept out of school for ten days beginning yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21
FRIDAY AN EVIL DAY
Captain of Schooner Meets With Dis aSter Thrice and Decides to Choose Another Sailing Day in Future.

Boston, Sept. 21.-Captain George Birnie, of the Portland schooner Lucia Porter arrived here today from Gibraltar with six members of his crew aboard the steamship Cretic and reported that his vessel had been abandoned six hundred miles west of the Azores.
 "Disaster has ended my last three voyages" Captain Birnie said. 'T began them all on Friday because I thought that superstition was a dream. Now I've decided I'll never sail again if I have to start on that day.
 In February the Lucia Porter was stripped of her sails and her seams opened in a storm off the Maine coast and in May she was tossed up on the beach of SWampscott, almost a wreck and her crew taken off in a life buoy
 After being rebuilt the schooner sailed from St. John, N. B., on Friday, August II, for Las Palmas with a cargo of pine, and a few days later encountere-2 a storm.
 Captain Birnie said he and his crew
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21
Over two thousand persons will take

Over two thousand persons will take part.
 The general convention is con,- posed of the House of Bishops and the House of Deputies, which sit separ- ately With each having veto on the other.
 There are now in the church ono hundred and twenty-two bishops, aud they will all be in attendance with very few exceptions due to the infrmi- ties of age. Bishop Vincent of South ern Ohio, is chairman of the house, and the secretary is the Rev. Dr. Samuel Hart, of Middletown, Conn.
 The House of Deputies consists of an equal number of clerical and lay members, and has a membership Of six hundred and ten. Each of the six ty-elght dioceses of the United States is entitled to send four delegates Of each order and the tweny-three do- mestic missionary districts are rep resented by one clergyman and one Iavman. as are also the ten foreign missionary districts. The president of the house is the Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann, rector of Trinity church, Bos- ton. and the Rev. pr. Henry Anstlce of New York is secretary.
 Most of the meetings will be held in Moolah Temple. The churchmen of St. Louis have raised $25,OOO for the entertainment of the delegates. In addition to the official representatives, some thousands of church people will be in attendance from every state in the Union, and from Cuba, Porto 1-lco, Honolulu, the Philippines, Mexico, China and Africa.
 The archbishop of Canterbury has appointed the bishop of Worcester and Bishop Montgomery formerly bishon of Tasmania to represent the Church of England at this convention, and the Canadian church will send Archbishop Thornelow to convey the fraternal greetings of the Common or Canada.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21
GROVE TO BUILD
 SLAUGHTER HOUSE
Was Lowest of Four Contractors Bid. ding on JOb-Structurc Will Be
 Located at Town Farm.

Thomas w. Grove received the con- tract for another municipal construc- ton job last evening when the health board, in special session, voted to rec ommend to the common council that he be awarded the contract for the construction of the municipal slaught- CT house. MT. Grove was the lowest of four bidders, his figures being s3,- 845. E. P. Levitt & Co.,, bid $4,595, the B. H. Hubbard Co.,. $4,54O, and the John Kunz Co.,, $3,982. The plans for the structure were prepared by Unkelbach & Perry and Architect Un- kelbach was on hand to explain the details to the board members.
 The contract. he said. calls for a completed structure with the excep- ton of the heating installation. The extra costs are: Architests fees, $2OO; heating, S200; and special work, $1OO. The building will be located southeast of the old isolation hospital on the town farm and besides being heated
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21
ST. ELMO LODGE BANOTEyr

After last nights meeting of St. Elmo lodge, Knights of Pythias, a banquet was rendered to Supreme Representative T. w. Mitchell, who attended the meeting of the supreme ledge at Portland, Ore. Past Chancel- Tor Charles Mercy acted as toastmaster and officers of the grand lodge who attended the meeting spoke. MT. Mitchell delivered an interesting ad- dress on the supreme lodge meeting. Vocal selections were rendered by members of the local order and visi- tors were present from Hartford,
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21
BLIND DEVOTION OF SOLDIERS,
King Constantine Urges Strict Loyalty
 to Superior Officers.

London, Sept. 21, 1:15 p. m.-The ceremony incident to the taking of the oath of allegiance by new recruits, held in Athens yesterday was attended by King Constantine and the royal family, says a Reuter- despatch from the Greek capital under date of Sept. 20. The king in a speech, says the despatch, recommended blind devotion by the men to their superior officers and their sovereign, adding that when every soldier acted on his own initia- tive with regard to his country's re- uuirements, "woe betide the country" possessing such an army.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21
DIVORCE QUESTION (FOR ?. E. CHURCH
|0nmittee to Make Report at Con-
 ! VentiOn Next Month

New York, Sept. 21.-Arranga ke announced here for the forty kurth trienniaI general convention of 4e Protestant Episcopal church, faich will be held in St. Louis beg1n- thg October II, to continue for the aeater part of three weeks.
 &Among the important subjects &llch will come before the convention reports from commissions whl .h i've been sitting for the past three Frs drawing up proposals for the re- Fion and enrichment of the prayer 2ek, stricter laws for dealing with se question of re-marriage of di- Freed persons, and the provision of 3bishop to have special oversight of Prk among the negroes. Bishops will No be elected for South Dakota, Eestern Colorado and Liberia.
 &Among a number of special fea- fes of the convention there will be l opening sermon by the Right Rev. &vester Futile, Bishop of Missouri, *lo Is the senior prelate of the Epis :
 bal church and who this year cele-
 ates the 50th anniversary of his &ction to the episcopate.
 Another notable event will De the &ennial service of the Woman's ksiliSfy to the board of missions, &fch is to be held in Christ Church
 thedral, October 12. At this ser
 fe will be presented the women's
 esionary offering which three years Bo amounted to $265, 900. It is ex- 9cted that this amount will be ex- 3eded this year. 
 An entirely new feature will be the
 gingSof a Pageant of the Church in VI Coliseum, a building seating four
 Thousand people. The pageant
 Resent in pictorial form the main
 in the history of the church.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21

Earl Feversham, who was 37 years of age, an Oxford graduate and a large land owner, was lieutenant colo nel commanding the Twenty-first Bat talion of the Kings Royal Rifle Corps, which he raised. He was a member of parliament from 1906 to 1915, hav- ing previously, from 1902 to 1905, been assistant private secretary to the first lord of the admiralty. He mar ried Lady Marjorie Greville, eldest daughter of the fifth Earl of War wick He leaves two sons and daughter.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21
WHITSEY NEW INSTRUCTOR.

Charles H. Whitsey of Schenectady, N. Y, has received the appointment as salesmanship teacher at the Y. M. c. A. to succeed J. R. Jennings, &C., cording to an announcement made by Educational Secretary A, O. Wash burn. MT. Whttsey has had experience both as a teacher and salesman. The lectures in the salesmanship course will commence November 16
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21

were forced to seek refuge on the after deck house and had about ex- hausted their limited food supply when the British tramp steamer Knight of the Garter picked them up OF her voyage from Norfolk for Italy, and landed them at Gibraltar.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21

South Manchester, Bristol and Wash ington L. Morgan lodge of this, city. Four candidates received the third rank and final plans were made for the opening of the bowling season on October g.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-21
BRITISH EARL KILLED
Feversharn Dies at Head of 21st Bat tation of Kings Royal R1f1e Corps Which He Enrolled.

London, Sept. 21, 12:5O p. m.- Lieutenant Colonel Earl Feversham was killed in action on Sept. IS, while leading his battalion, according to the Yorkshire Herald today.