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The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29

know what goes on upstairs-how the
rooms are arranged, what the furni-
ture is like, and how the presidential
folks spend their time when at home.
Fifteen years or more ago the
White House was half Office building.
Today, however, the White House
thanks to its reconstruction by Mr..
Roosevelt, at a cost of s500,0O0-is
the most admirably equipped and most
comfortable palace in the world.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29
Home Part of White House Barred to the Curious

AsHNGToNwhle the main floor of the White House is to
residential
carefully guarded AGAINST the public which all the
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-06

Die W0lter Guropus erlebten bic
les sSabr einen Grlten Mai, tpie, 10
longe bic Welt9eihihte beridtet, nod
ME Elm 9olt i'm erlebt bot. geoh ME
mar Elm &rieg 10 blutig, 10 gruulum,
10 entIeblih, pis Der sesenndrtise.
Sin Yanterott bes Gbriitentums unb
aller Heligionen, Die I'M y(omen eires
liebenoen, allpeiIen uno ollgeredten
@pttes pertiinoet perben. Ollie reliz
ai0len Strupeln, 'moroliIden 8eoenz
ten, Resungen bes @emiits, iino ols
belonslos beiieite seldoben lporoen
bon ben toltberaigen Rebnern, bic
bic llnsebeuerlihteit oieles 4rieees
in ibrs Rehnuns seltellt buben. Nur
Die Grrunsenidoften Der Sehnit
eriffen lie beruus, INN benz Striea
cine 1ruhtborteit gu perleiben, Die
allies bisberige BON Menlden iiber
Menlhen perbdnste gleno iibertrifft.
Werpen bic Wolter balo our Giniiht
trmmen, oem furhtbaren 9emeBel
Elm gnbe moher aHS Die rrbeber bes
arieges in ollen betreffenoen 2dnz
bern sur 8eranttpprtuns 5ieben? Gs
lit bod tlur, bub teine Der berrfhenz
ben Yorteien nohaeben uno bic Sanb
gum 6riebenslhlub bieten mill uno
lie nur ourh ous 0olt bo3u eeslpun=
gen peroen tpunen. unb bic gln=
beutunsen, bic Wilbelm besiis!if
elmer boloiaen 8eenbieune bes arie=
ges. i'm 5alle Die Ser. Staoten iidl
niht einmiIhen, mohte, berubsn
ebenfa!ls uuf ful!fen @orousiebunz
gen.
Der arieg piro lanse oauern
neil teine ein3elne Grobmaht. unc
unterlase iie nrd 10 iebr, eineu
Spnberfrieoen ihlieben bari; !peil
iebe Der beipen @ruppen felt emit
lhlpllen 1T, bic onbere polltommen
nieoer3urinesn unb in ibrer ouf Fol-
Ihen 9orousleBunsen (lleberihdbunn
Der eisenen, unterlhdbuns Der feino.
lihen 8rdfte) berubenben 8srbiifen:
belt nidt baron bentt, oob oies p0l.
lis ausseidlolien lit, neil bas 8as
nonenfutter, ons Sdiebmoterial uni
bic Jinonsen nod lanae nidt er:
ffopft iins; ipeil forttpGbreno uni
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-06
Tricoc uo9 lauge .li9t in Si6t.

ollentbalben NIT fieberbafter glnitrsnz
guns on Der gr9dn3uns Der &rieosz
liiitunsen searbeitet ipiro, mas bod
iider niht selchdbe, iuenn irssno
ipelde 9lusiiht auf elm balotges
&riessenoe oorbanoen pdre; neil
itets neue ariesslduupldbe bin5uz
tommen uno INNER neue Uerbiinbete
eintreten.
Der aries piro fortsefiibrt per=
ten, bis beioe parteien pollltdnoig
erih0pft iino, ipenn nidt, ipie selust,
hi. YDltsr ibre 9srrfher 5pinaen,
ous sraulame, barbariihe Rrisss=
ipiel auf3useben.
Sn elmer tiir5lid per0ffsntlidten
Betradtung ii6er ben 8riee tommt
2eopoIo Ratiter, Der betannte Sour>
noliit uno pacifiit, gu berielben On
iiht, bic Der ensliide @eneral uno
3riessminiiter ait4ener slei4 gu 8e=
sinn bes 8rieses Guberte. ndmlih.
oab Der Rries mebrere Sabre Dauern
miiiie. unb bic @riinoe Der lon9eu
Douer bes 8rieses limb nod Nnii11
Gotlders u. a.: Die beiberieitiser
8rGfte lino einanber unsefdbr sleid
trob aller llnteri9ieoe i'm einselnen;
bier beNere Organization uno 8or-
bereituns = Oeutlhlano uno Deter:
reih=llngarn -, bort sr0bere See'
rssmollen, mebr @eIb uno ancer'
0orteile; unb jeoe pid.;aere Mttior
tpirp neue Gegenbanblungen berpors
rufen, 10 bob man foit iosen tOnnte
Der aries funse INNER ipieoer Dor
porne an. Oa teine portei nahseber
linb bic Snno gum 0rieoensl lhluf
bieten mill, nit onoeren Wprten: b
ollie 8eteiligten Der 9ernunft unsu
gdnslih iinb, neil iie bic Sadla9
obiittlid) ooer unubiihtlih perten
men, pirb porousiihtlih bis gu al
leitiser Grlh0pflme setdmpft per
ben, ipenn niht bic Wplfsmuilen Ell
Solt aebieten. Soer penn bic Sol
onteu Der perffiebenen Irmeen er
tldren ipiirben: 9luf, labt sur 6ei
mat uns auriidmorIfieren unp BEL
aIlsemeinen 8Dlterfrieoen einleiten
unbetiimmert oorum, ob uniere 6err
iher uno Stootsmdnner oamit Elm
Der itanoen iino ooer nift.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-06
Som &tfclo otS iuoutrieQen &rieges.

Cine augeneinc lcbbaite @cpc-
elng in slrbeitcrfrciicn in ocn DIT
lidcu lno nittlcrcn Staaten lpar
and lcste uno oieic @ohe su fpn-
ltntieren. Die @eiueglmg aalt Scr
Grringllng fiir5ercr slrbeits5eit l'no
b0bcrer Sobne. Die srpBe gsad,fraac
n0h slrbeitcrn bc1ilnltiat natllrlld,
sic Selucgl,nN Sil 8lnllten Der Pr
better, uno nllcltbalbcn maren lie
crio!greih. Srot Ger lungebeuren
Eroiite, melhe oic ,Sabrfunten nno
@eicIl lldaftell gcgcniuurtia cln-
bcilnicn, lno lie nlr Id)lucr Sll be-
pcocn, ihren Nrbcitcru, oelcn lie
bod, j,,n groBtcn 1cil oen al.bcror-
ocntlidcn rGuloencn Segen" Der.
oonfcn, cinen 9r0bercn Gcil ihrer
Mrbcitsirild)t 5lifommcn srl lalicn.
60 lange es acbt, ltrGl.ben lid oic
Scrren &opitoliiten, l,no beionocrs
bortu1dia 5cigcn tic iid be5llNlId)
Scr pcrfiir5tcn slrbcits5eit sl,s
prin ;ipicllcn Mno matcrieacm Wriin'
ben!
Icnn pem iid) sic slrbciter cine
pcrfiirstc slrbc!ts5eit nidt MIR Dor
iibcrarl)cuo, ionocrn permanent ous
ci0euer Mroit crfumpicn fDnncn
luerocn lie III ibrcm MrnftbclpuGtlcil
0clt1rft. 5ll lucitrrcn M1llpIcn er1lu
tat; lie lcbcu ihlicblid) clil oab Tic
sic Hlrbciter, lno nid,t Die &apitoll
! item, oic Madt IN Nonocn bobcn
| llro onnn baben oic &apItoliltc1
ontl) uicI mcbr oircften, ltutcricllc
@clp;un ans ser liiugercU srbcit;
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-06

3eit; ieoc MISUNDERSTANDING pcrmin-
bert Den Yroiit Ser @apitaliltcn.
0as ieben audi oie Better ser gro
BEN Wcrfe IN Eittsburg lmo llm-
9egcno ci,l, 100 iiber 100000 sqrbei.
ter Der @cltingbol,ie- -@erfe mo OH
oerer srober @ertc, sic Wlmition
llno @afien berltellen, fiir oie ad)t-
itilnoige NrbcitsScit, slucrtenrllng
ibrcr Srganiiationen llno bobcre
Sobne fdnlpfen. Gs gebt bel oieien
&Gmpien ichr lcbbait NL oo oie
Tabrifanten ipobl gencigt lino, bO-
bcre Sobne 81 beluilligell, uber ipe.
Ger Die Linton anertennen, nod Oie
slrbeits5cit pcrfiirsen pouen. IS
bciBt m,n, onB scr Tcrbano ser
Waifiniiten uno oie u. 3. Of 9.
I'M Yittsburser SnouItriebejirt, cin.
itlicblid, youngstown l,nO Siio.
Ohio, entidloiicn lino, beioliocrs al,i
Ser Ginfiihrllng oes Mhtitl,noenta'
ges 81 bcitcben. Die Iabrifantcr
baben ibrc @crfe III TerteioiglnaS
Sultano gelcbt lno ucrlangcn bon
@ouucrnelr, onb or linen oie be
iunifncte Staatsmad)t SIT: Soilf'
| ienoe.
| IS fom and, in oen Ietten Gage,
wicber 81 mcbrcren 3lliorncnltp
rrn slr!l)en Den Strcifern uno oel
| Sdicfbolbcn. lpeIchc oie Streifbrc
der III Sen slnlageu Scr Wclting
hcuie 50. in Gult Eittsblira. @il
ncroina mo Sipibooie bclpadlcr
mobei es ontf bciocu Seiten %erluun
'J0ctc gub.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-06

Militorismus uno Griegsbereitlhaft.
Der Nultunssrummel lest benz Wolz
te INNER mebr 2aiten ouf, unb bic
terrIhenbe aloHe iu6t bic 2oten
10 piel pie mDslid auf bic slrbeiz
tertloNe ob5uipdl5en. 60 ipiro ss
peiter seben, big bic Mebrbeit oes
Noltss lid enoliA entIhlieben ipiro,
nit ben Sosialiiten semeiniume Gu
de gum Stur5 oes aopitulismls
uno Smperialismus gu ma9sn.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-06

uno eSmperialismus INNER mebr
lteisen, uno bon einem seredten
Steueripitem, fir iuelches Mtanlp
'uno onbere biireerlide unb ipoblz
meinsnoe Heformer lhipdrmen, tonn
unter pem beutisen Spitem feline
Reoe iein. Gs sibt nur eine Hetz
tlln9: Die Sp3iolilieruns pes Gisenz
tums. Die Der. Staoten psrfollen
oud INNER mebr benz Wobne oes
Smperiolismus, uno oieIer perlon9t
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-06
No. D..

0or ben 9bompfou Stoblnerten
in Bra b b D d, nabe Goit pittsz
burg tam es 81 eiusm &f atpiz
i4en Streitern unb ben WG6tern
Der Werfe. Bel tpeldem es oret 5ote
uno pierais 0ernunbete eab. Inter
ben 0erpunoeten befinoen ftd meb=
rere Der Wddter. Nuf Grluhen bes
Sberiffs ionote @oup. Brumbausb
elm Hesiment Snfonterie unb 5tpe;
S6ipooronen &opollerie Der yf. g.
nod Brobood. 9ie brei 5oten tpur=
BEN ais brei Streiter ibentifi5iert.
Inter ben Mrbeitern berriGf ungez
beure Iufregung uno Grbitterung.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-06

allS9etplt. :.
ltnn ultf Der gSalltatt rctt,lngslos perz
lebt
2icgt Gin Soloat, Jung. elmer ySitlpc
Srolt,
Ser Spfcr eins. bic III ben &ricg 9es
best,
Gilfaden Si,us. Ser biz 5u nieler 3eit
sir lelbltpcritdublih nobm Der %0Itcr
Streit.
CT ipinbet ld, in Shmer5; cs ipiro ibm
tlur,
GaB feline poffiuma mebr cs fir ibn
gibt =.
llno ploeIid itellt Die Sra9e lid ibm
oar:
.Wurlim marb lpld @repiercn nlr be-
liebt
0ab ids peroient ytid)t meincr YIicht
aclebt!
9tiht filr Die sfntter iprgenb MIDI be-
ltrcbtl
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-06

~llno lpar Der aries uounot? 0ermeioz
bar nidt?
@rn,ldts iiberbulpt bes ,Mrieges Suit
tuition?
Sit bentbur nift Sdlid,t,lng burd
SbieOsgerid)t?
llno iper bat ibn gelpout2 ySur'5 bie
~Natiou"2
Nein cine Minoerbeit. Die in ser
Wnd,t,
Sluh ibr, be bat bus 8lutbuo anse=
fad)t!
~Scb 9luubt an 8ott ipie i'm Die Stride
lebrt;
Sod itimmt oas 5u DER f,lrhtbar t
Sirtlidfeit?
llnb 81 Dem Sub, pie mir CT lit be-
ld)ert?
llnb oa 9iulbt iper al @otte5 ySelen:
beit?l"
Ou5 its, mas pur9ebt in oes 9lrmel
Sllu,
lluo @ott uno gSclt perflud)eno, ltirb
lulq ID
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-06

Bic NartfollcnerGbcr in Yernisl-
uania limo fclt cntid,loIiclL cl,en
Streif 5u erfIdrcn, lpcnn Die pruRl.
gen @rubcnbciiser iih nod lGi1ger
lpeiseru, ibre bcid,cioenen 1SurScrnn'
gen ansmerfcnncn. GieIe Ior.
ocr,lnaen loutcu: slnertclimung
ser llnipn, Giniiibrulla oes net,cn
@6gelnitcms u,o Is Hroscstt Sobu.
crbobmng. ga cs oclt @rubenbciit.
sern geaciiipGrti9 pobl nitt lciht
1elin9cn biiritc, Strcifbred)cr SIT
lperben, ipcroen lie mobl nod)gebcn
miillcn. Slm 0icnatag gaben Die
0crrcn nnd) lmo lpl,roc oaonrb cirt
Strcif pcrlnic0en.
Die 9siiber Der sroben @clle unb
@oumirplI> >Tcbritsn in ben gleu=
Gnqlono g toat en- baben If.
rem 9lrbei!ern beneutenoe 3useItdnos
niTie innten miiiIen, l1ln einen allaes'
meinen G.reit 81 perbiuoern.
Sn unlerer Machharitnbt Itron
lesten ON lsbten Wcntuo $50 Gorz
penter bic 9{rbei! niener, oa bic 8pHe
| bic ssTcrcsrts 2obnerhobuns niht gez
'nGbysn molten.
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S6nooronen aopollerie Der y9. 9.
noh 8rubbod. Die brei 5oten tpur=
ben ais brei Streiter ibentifi3iert.
Inter ben 9lrbeitern berriHf unge=
beure Mufregung uno Grbitterung.
@eitcr lit pom &riegsld)ouplab
allf Dem &opmficlO Ocr Snouitrie su
mclDcn:
Sn gicw yurf ,unrocn ppn oem
Mlciocr Inbrifantcm 10000 WGn-
tclid)nciocr ansgeipcrrt, neil Die
lluion glrbcitcr fir Sic ,8eihloi-
ic,le @erfitdtte" cintrcten. Die @oile
lopobl mie oic slrbeiter lino SSiloen,
allo 9falleNcnplcll pos abcr niht
binocrt, ooB Der &onlpf in bohlt err
bitterter sSeiic geiiibrt miro. Die
slrbeitucbcr pcrlldlten ibren BE.
id)lllb in eincm 3irfular, bas an Die
slrheltcr gcrld)tct lpar, SIT perteioi-
gen. Sic bclcbuloigtcn Ole iii0ilhc
Ereilc, cine A9itation gegen lie ent-
ialtet sll bnben, ltno lie erflurten,
OnB es inter iplhen llmit1noeu I'M
flll1 pdrc, cine ncle Snilbn 81, be-
ginlen. Die Unions luurbcu natiir-
lid bon Den eSabriforlten perloltert
lno beihimpit. 60 muroc geiagt,
oaB Die @eluerfihoIteu bie sSabri-
fanten 5luingcn molltcll, Die Union.
beitrtiac Don Ocn 9lrbeitcru cin5u5ie=
ben, uno OuB ibre Meigerllng oieleS
5u TIM, ols &pntroftbruh bc5eibnet
muroc Tas 3irflllnr cntbdlt nod
onoerc dblllihe acknowledgement.
llno oie .Sebaltptl,ne, oab oie
Unions Erof. Telir Noler il, cine
Sale gelcdt bdtten, 70 oaB er fiir iie
entifeiocn mnBte.
| Die 9camten Ser Unions batteu
/ nod bis am .Wontog eebofft, BOB
cinc i,ei,e ,Sriebcnsfonferen5 3i,itan.
oe fommen luiiroe. Spdter iagtc
Trdiioent Sdlciinger BON Der Saoies
Garment @orfers Union, oaB DER
2odollt cinen @nmpf bis auIs Wtei.
ler bcoelltc, oa Die Sabrifanten oen
slngriii ieit IHonaten geplant lno
ipgar oie ,Srieoenspfferten 0es
Mapors 5uriidgelpieleil bdttcn.
Slm 1. Wai leatcn in Ncw yurf
10000 Mnitrcid,er, bie Wtitslieoer
Der Snt. |rutbcrbuuo Of Eainters
iino, ole 9lrbcit nicoer, nnhoem Die
@oile lid, 9clpcigcrt hattcn, Die
l2obne mlf $500 per Gag Sll crbo-
ben.
Bic 10000 Nrbciter Scr Sur
pcitcr 81. in Chicago nubmen Die
| slrbeit WicOcr ulf, nadoem Die Sir
ma ocn nelnitiinoinen slrbeitstag
bel Sen alten Sobncn belpllllgt bate.
| Sm youngstown mnb Gait
youngstown pcrlangtcll olc Wfaifi-
nltcn Scr Ncplblic Hlnbcr 50. mn0
onoercr grobcr 6abrifen Den slht-
lhu,ocnta0, lmo bic slrbcitcr ailoerer
Neruic pcrlangcn auBeroem ai,d
cine 2obncrboblrng. Gs bciBt, ouB
Der @alnpf ourd einen &ompronliB
bciaclcgt mcrbcn miro.
@ie ,Sronf Wprriion Sefretar
Scr u. i. Of Sobor, Der lid gc9eu-
n1rtia in Youngstown bciinoct, cr-
fl1rt, miro I'M gansen Mubonins'
Sal cine auscmeine @ciueglng fir
bohcre 2obne llnb fiir5cre Slrbcits-
,cit cillsulcbcn, llno oic Npllc iuer-
Den pohl gcSwllngne icin, nad)5,tge-
ben.
c| Bic !NartfoblcnarGbcr III Eermisl'
/, uania lino Iclt cntidlolicn, cinen
e Streif 5u erf!drcn, nenn oie prusi'
i. gen @rubcnbciiser lid nod Ginge,
|. lmninern ihrn hcidlcincnrm sSnrNcrurf.
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5lu9 aueu1, alien Glu9.
@on 6 bdrles yf form an.

@pn Gburles Normau
&urbei ar9
aus9etpl bar nidr?
lnN @utdt
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
LEARN OF OLD MURDER.
Peat Diggers Unearth Crime Commit
 ted 17OO Years Ago.

The Hague, June 21.--An interest ing find has been made in Drente, the least populated province of the Meth erlands, where the soil consists alm ost wholly of moor and fen land. The principal industry in those parts is peat cutting and it was during this operation that workmen came across the mummified body of young woman which by the peculiar chem ical action of the soil had been well
 preserved, although it presented a shrivelled and blackened leather like appearance. From certain articles of apparel and ornaments found on the body archaeological experts have pro- nounced it to be 17O0 years old Round the throat was a kind of handkerchief, knotted in a way that suggested a violent death. Learned professors recall this passage from Tacitus where he describes the GUS toms of the tribes that inhabited the low plains of Northern Europe in those remote times: Ignavos ct inn
 belles at corpore infames coeno ac
 paIude iniecta insuper crate, mer- gunt: (The cowardly, the unwarlike, and those dishonored in body they sunk in morass and placed hurdles upon them.)
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
CAPT. ANDREWS MARRIED.
Call to Colors Hastens Marriage of
 Hartford Times Editor.

Hartford, June 21.-Capt. Roland F. Andrews, assistant managing edi- tor of the Hartford Times, and one of the best known military men in the state was married last night to Mrs Florence Benedict Ray of this city The ceremony was performed by Rev. H V. Ross, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church. They mad intended to be welded next month but the mobilizati ton of the National Guard, caused them to de- eide on an immediate wedding.
 Captain Andrews was apnointad ordnance officer of the First Regi. ment. He has been pay master and inspector of small arms of the reei- ment.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

T decided to stop in town,' said Gyllenpalm in his confession
 Always fond of cafe and restaurant life, the murderer did not alter his course of living in any way But evil dently he began to worry, for after a week had elapsed he cabled to his father in Russia for funds to carry him to that country This money Which might have enabled him to es- cape to complete safety for the rest of his days arrived in Stockholm the morning after his arrest
 By reason of his nobility of birth, Gyllenpalm can choose that he be put to death with the sword instead of the more plebian blade of the guil- lotlne Such in his inalienable pre- rogative.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
ST. JOE'S FIELD DAY
s.Ned" Delaney Again Proves That He Is Some Sprinter-Baseban on Pro- gram Also,

gram Also.
 The annual field day of the pupils of St. Joseph's parochial school was held yesterday afternoon at Traut's park. The following is the outcome of the various events staged:
 100 yard dash, championship of the school won by c. Kiernan; second, w. Doyle third, F. Delaney; time, 12:2 seconds.
 50 yard dash, boys under seventy five pounds, won by Robert Began; second, William Began; third, John Kiernan; time, 7:1 seconds.
 75 yard dash over seventy pounds, won by Edward Delaney; second, Wal ter F'jtzpatrick third William Hart; time, 9 seconds.
 40 yard dash, girls under seventy pounds, won by Anna Woods; second, Marion Meehan; third, Sista Murphy; time, 6:3 seconds.
 75 yard dash, girls, seventy pounds and over, won by Margaret Delaney; second, Jennie Folden; third, Frances West; time, 10 seconds.
 Relay race, boys, won by Grade w., T Icllh DlN1llSO, Se'P.obilI
 Running broad jump, juniors, won by Robert Doyle; second, Walter Fitz- patrick; third, James Doyle; distance, 12 feet, ? inches.
 Running broad jump seniors, won by Milburn Doyle; second E. Kiern- an; third, F. Delaney; distance, 15 feet
 Running high jump, juniors, Ed ward Delaney and John Bunny tied for first place at feet, s inches. On the throw up, F. Delaney won.
 50 yard wheelbarrow race, won by John Bunny and Edward Delaney; second, George Smith and Edward Hayes.
 Running high jump, seniors, won by Edward Sieman; second, Francis 1 Delaney; third, John McNamara ] height, feet, inches l Relay race, girls, won by Grade " captain Anna Woods; second, Grade l V. captain, Margaret Hart. 1 The officials were:
 Director of games-Francis Kiernar
 Starter-John Rourke of Colgate. 1 Military school.
 Judges-S. Nesta Vincent Kiernar and H. OConnor.
 Clerk of course-Francis Kiernan
 Ball game, Grade VIII defeated Grade VII, score to 1; batteries | OConnor and OLearX; Delaney ant Doyle.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
|OBLE CONFESSES ID DOUBLE MURDER
|eden Shocked at Atrocity by Bankrupt Scion
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 |orrespdndence of eas Aasoc1-trt "r-r~ ltockho1n, Sweden, June 21.-Leon- Rudolph GyIlenpalm, a member bne of the oldest families in Sweden family knighted in the seventeenth Itury and registered in the Rid ahus," or Swedish House of NobIes las confessed to the double murder Kch recently occurred in one of the Inch. banks of Stockholm, and ch stirred all Sweden because of brutality and mystery of the Hno. The manager of the bank was acd with a hatchet in his skull and sc cnan clerk was shot dead.
 Nhe chance capture, of Gyllenpalm hNa own cold-blooded story of the Nne have made thrilling reading M the Swedish people. His Nemesis M Mked in the person of a young aR Rdish woman with a good memory @ faces. She had seen the noble
 emerge from the bank, and bugh she did not then know Of any Hder having been committed, she Need there was something strange AIt his manner. When she herself S entered the bank. she found the #es of the manager and the woman @x, and then realized that the man # had seen hurrying from the place .oed the man to the police as best Acould, but the detectives made ab- SFely no headway until, more than Nrtnight afterward, the same young S passed the murderer on the set. She thought she recognized A but was not sure. With a girl apanion she followed the man sev- # #eman to whom the girl told her
 cions, and the officer decided to
 Bt him.
 8 e nobleman at first denied all #Tlcdge of the crime, but after he
 been held for two days, an analy- #Rf some spots on his clothes and Has established that they were N S of human blood and when con-
 Bed with this evidence, Gyllen- a confessed. He said he was in aerate need of money and had E ned the crime weeks ahead. He sM intended however, to kill the | ch manager, thinking no one else
 d be at the bank at the time. He s#ed the hatchet in a leather port I or lawyers brief case. He was ss ised to see the woman clerk and @ we'd his first impulse to shoot. Sng committed the double murder,
 ecame alarmed and fled without Z ing any money whatever.
 8 .ect from the scene he went to a
 Aurant a few blocks away and
 d a party of friends at a mid #sbrea kfast, eating a hearty meal 2 rinking several glasses of wine. @ afternoon the newspapers were abf the accounts of the mysterious S CT. Gyllenpalm, however, moved 2 among his friends without the ZSIsaa ZIa est evidence that he was more NM ordinarily stirred by the news. s ad dinner down town with q Z and when the meal was fin a he suggested a walk around to 8R bank to see where such an atro- @ murder had been committed. z was a crowd of morbidly curi-
 bout the door, which was guard a policeman. GyNenpalm, in his
 ssion, told how while he was aa ing there in the crowd about % bank some one remarked:
 |ls is a curious thing, but a mur-
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

derer always returns to the scene of his crime.'
 Gyllenpalm said that upon hearing this he gave way at the knees and al- most sank to the sidewalk, but his friends had thought he merely sliped. When he had recovered his equilibri- um Gyllenpalm asked the policeman if he thought the murderer would be caught.
 Yes" replied the officer, eff he is fool enough to try to leave the city. We have everything watched. If he stays in town though, it will be more difficult
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
BOXER DIES AFTER BATTLE

London, June 21.-The death of Valentine Hood, a pugilist at he Ma tional Sporting club early yesterday, after a boxing contest in which he had been engaged with Charles Hard castle, had a sequel in Bow street po- lice court in the afternoon when Ar thur Frederick Boltison, manager of the National Sporting club; J. Fl.
 Douglas, referee; the timekeeper of the bout and two seconds, together with Hardcastle, were jointly charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of Hood. They were re- manded for a week, bail being al-