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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-12
The College Town" For
Benefit of Red Cross

Tower City, Pa. Jan. ia home
talent play, The College Town"
which has been in rehearsal for some
time, viii be given on Monday, Janu-
ary II, Tor the benefit of the Red
cross Auxiliary. The fourth quar-
tterly business meeting of the United
Evangelical Church was held by the
presiding elder, the Rev. Mr., Hiie. ON
Monday night, Communion will be
held In that church tomorrow even
ing. - Mr., Beamenderfer, of Lebanon.
took the position as principal OF the
high school. He fills the vacancy
made by the enlistment of Professor
klehl In the United States service. -
John Martz, OF Milton, spent several
days with his parents. = Mr.. and Mrs
English and Mr.. and Mrs. Houtz and
children were Williamstown visitors
this week. - Martz Schoffstall. a stu-
dent at Mercersburg College. has re-
turned to school. after spending two
weeks with his parents. While at
home he entertained his schooimate.
Robert Card. of Philadelphia. = Miss
Kathryn Ludwig visited friends at
WiIliamstown. = Mark Bender visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Blyler, at williams
town.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-12
S. s. ELECTS OFFICERS

Lewisberry, Pa, Jan. 12.-After
the Sunday school session on Sun
day afternoon in the United Evan
gelical church an election of off,
GERS resulted as follows: Superin-
tendent, Sylvan E. Millard; assist
ant superintendent, Edward Boring
secretary, Miss Sara Stetler; treas
urer, William A. Myers; organist,
Miss Mary Reiff. The pastor, the
Rev. Charles S. Messner, is now
holding special services In the church
at Alpine.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-12
DUNcA,NNoN BANK DIREcToRs

Duncannon, Pa, Jan. 12.-At the
annual meeting of stockholders of
the Peoples National Bank, the fol-
lowing were elected directors for the
ensuing year: S. S, Shelter, DR.. B.
f Beale, Miss Adelaide Schiller,
Charles c. Raub, Samuel B. Shelter,
j. willis Mumper, George A. Hemp
erly, Charles l.. Harling and Allen r.
Thompson.
Alta meeting of the board of di-
rectors, Sylvester S. Shelter was
unanimously reelected president
and DR.. B. +. Beale reelected vice.
president
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

nod am fpdten 9tbenp nit Sra Sc.
Realeisb, bon 20. 4107 Sirbp Roub,
BET Der Wo6nung DON 5rau Craig
Oorgefabren. I'm lie 5lt einer Spa3iers
fabrt einSulaben, uno Die % Sabre
dlte Beatrice 6iq uno Der "A Sabre
olte glarente Smith, ipelfle in benz
Graig'iden Satie loslren ieien eben=
fuqs eingslaoen tporoen Die 9eIells
Id,dft fuhr na6 elmer BirtbIbaft an
Sprina Srobe 4Denue, NO lie ipeiite,
uno pun on nab elmer Wirtbid)aft in
goptngton. pa 5rou @raig 3u f6los
len i6ien, mar lie instpiIden in benz
2utomobil belaiien potoen. gIls iie
a6s- na6 Der Riidfahrt su ibrem
6eim, ssiterf an friiben Ulorssn,
niht gefpedt peroen fonnte, bradte
man ne mad, einem 6DIpital, no feitz
oefttlt puroe. odb lie Fdpn mebrere
Stunben tobi mar. Miar permuthst,
oab re einem SsrSihlue srlag. Die
bier an0eren Sniaiien 0es automobils
DurosH nls 3eugen fiir ben Coroner
feftaeholten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
Maidber @rfDla
Satte Der Veidjiuersebrief pon D,apOr
GjaIuin an bic itaaflidje lItili.
tats Qomminion.
Gel srOher aaltc mnf SnSnitrie.an.
IaaeH bic tBasSnfubr nbseidnittsn
iueroen.

@eranlabt bnrh bns am Mitttpof
BON Mapor Cabin absefnnnts prps
teftifreibsn ipies Die ifnatlife litilis
tdtss aommiifion ssitsrn bic llnion
Gas e. gIsctrit 60. an. bic Aiaiiifis
sirungss Orore Der aommiIiion itrift
burfgufiibrsn unb Snbuitries anldaea
on tditen Hagen bic 3uful)r Don Gds
ab3ufhneibtn, um es lldusIiheH apns
iumsnitn su srmoaIihtL ibr Seim
marin III bnften. gDie betdunt, bate
Die AcmmiiiiDn Dor fuuem be Sahs
lnse untsrfadit uno feftgeiieilt, bah,
pbgisih 4duslinc aoniantntsn ipGbs
reHo Der arobsn aGlte fd,tpsr unter
benz Mdngel an Sns eelittsn batten.
JubuItriesqfnlaasn nit ioIfem perfss
ben tporbsn fporsn. SnfoIas BIS nun
erlaHensn 8efehlss m Die Gkiellf9uit
sehalisn, bduslide &oniamsntsn qua
erIt su berii6iidtieen.
Sn einsm 9ritfs an 30. %. Ssrees
man. ben prdiibsnten Der 9ns s@tftli
fd,afi, sffldrt bic Gommiifion, nnb
ner nus 9efeill. bemsnfolse bti grobsr
stdlts SnbuifrissaHlagsn tsin Gas
5uqefiibrt iperbtn foIls, bsfoIst uerbes
miiIfe. Dor msbrersn 1dasn hattie bi.
Hommiificn es Der @dssGsfstlIdaft
nnbeimatitsIIi. IN bitfer qlnssleasnhtii
mad eistnem grmefen au tonbtln.
,Gurh ben ufatu HtshI pirb biss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

Sic, ,782 Dopolitem bel Der Union
SaDings yunt & 9ruft 50. u. f.ip.
Der gfadldf bes in Ralifornier
perttorbenen Hehtsantpdltes sSobu r.
Vogue betrdst $22,509.93 unb beries
ligs Der Florence M. Barrett $70457.
sJpb1 r. gr1flnnn lit seitas
ment5DolIltreder bon Catherine Urn<
mann; Wranbeistntbum $500.
Jobn 9. GdmibliH TIT Hadf1Bbers
iualfer bon Joiepb 6. S1miblin; pers
IonaIisn $1700, e,runoeigentbu,a
5000.
Jobn georse 8. 8olfert 1T glads
laBperipnlter pom Barbara Uoltert;
t5rlmbeisentbum 5000.
sJiaac gysil III giadlabDeripalter
bon SObn gater; Grunbeissntbum
5000.
HidarD gIabmore lit Rodlabbers
natter bon wiarp gabmore; periona.
lien $500, @runbeieentbum 5000.
earrie Goeb TT 9eftamsntspoIlitr.fs
terIn pon yBiaiam Gots; perfonalien
$500.
samuel Sdrotb III geitdmentspolIs
itreder bon y,billipine Shroi6; pers
ionolIen $4,000, 8runbeigentbum
$1,000.
getis ,. unb qouis 6. Raub Iinb
Observation-Disclosures bon ;yreb.
Haub; 4IerionaIien $4,000.
8erfhiebenes.
Die Union gapinss guilbina &c
yonn SO. tlagie cine 5ppotbetfprbe>
rung lIber $1473.18 gesen 5lord 9ste
uno Rcfplnnb Tra5ier elm.
y. 3. 9enHtns tlaste eins Jorbe=
runs iiber $1089.45 sesen bic Mmeris
ean smelling & Refining 60. elm.
ebarles w. Vedl, Der cine WedIsls
forberuna iiber S1389.48 ssgen anna
apIiparb eiHsersidt bdtte, erlangte aes
fern Elm Yerbift iiber 1897 .48, inbem
bic 9eidiporsnen cine Ulistbforbernng
Der 9ertIaetsn i'm getrase bon s452
in 4bsug bro9ten.
Wtihasl aubn Sr. erfnngte Elm urs
ibeil iiber $262.72 aesen Soiepb
aDler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

iperoen iOa. SD psrInn9e bIOB. baB
Der gefebl Der lltiIitdts zRpmmiiIiou
itritt our6ssfiibrt pirb, uno in bie=
fem iinb iol9e Snititute nusNnom=
men.
.Gs 1T iibrissns intersfani, su Ie-
len, bab Die as-9eftli6aft 3uaie6t,
oaB iie AZ 9oipitdlsr uuo Wotltbds
tistsitsz Sniiituts nit 6os Osriorge,
tpdhrenO lie por slpei Sahren bic
Stnbt Sipdna, bas 9as aus Dem it6os
tiTdRn 6DIpiiai gu entfernsn.
Die tItifiidts zaommiiiipu ertldrt,
bdB iis ben @orIhlas bes Rapors. 81,
s@eisGlf6dft gu 5ipingen. enttue;
Der aenilgenos Sufubr su lieferH ooer
Elm Rabdttfnitsm eiuSufiibren, in grs
ipdgung Sieben tperoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
- afbingtDn's Webmrtsta 4
Batter 1r. Iorn 1T BEL bsr 1Seisr beS
Eiunier gereins Seifreoner.

Die aljabrlife Jsier DON Waib=
ingtons @eburtstas ut BEL nnierem
9entiden Vionier gerein Iaugit III
einer itebenoen Reeel uno 81 elmer
licben @epilogenbeit geiporoen Ier
Rionier gerein miro aud, bener ipie.
Der oieie id)5ne 6eier beeebeH iiil0
jipar. tpie inriler am @eburtstaee
lnieres eriten groBen 2nn6espaters
ain 22. Sebninr. slaein aiigemeiiet
Der iibcraus erniien 8eit bot Der @er.
elm IN ieiner ssanlior WerianimIiiHg
beifIoiIen. DIE oiesidhriae Seier in
beideioeiiem @nhmen sii balten. b. 3.
bon Dem iibliflen ,seitejien obui.
iebcn uuo iif nit einem einiad)en
SmbifI 5n begniigen Tirie Gin.
idIrdnfmna lit umiomehr aeboten, ol3
Der gionier Rerein Dor icinem aol.
oenefi sllbiIiim itebt. ons i'm ssilni
3. Z. III eiitSrudsboIler @eiic &C..
feiert peroen iol unS Sas bornls,
iidtIif, bebeitenbe gnforberingenI
an Die gereinsfoiic iieIlen fpirS.
Tie Bebnrtstnasieier tpirS wieSer.
um i'm aroben SaaIe oes Geutifen
aIiih itnffiiroen unb nls Teiirconcr
bat Der Portland Serrn poitor Ir.
r. Z, Dorm getuonnen. gnh fir
muiifaIiid,e, acianglide iinn amber.
ipeiiise llnterbaltllng 1T poIlauf &C..
Iorgf.
"a 6ieiesmnf. ebenfnIls oiis Snar.
fnfufeitsriidiiften feline ipesieGeI
GinlaSngnen nebitadrten aiisgeidlidt
neroen, m6sen Die RiilIieber oiefe|
Gefaiurtmndiina nls GinIaonna Be.
traffen sualeidl NIT bem Grindsen,
nm betrefien6en abeno bds 0ereins,
abseidlen slt traaen. ODER bic Rii.
alieosfarte borsusetaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

riidgdiipia aem1ht, uHD epor duf bic
gpritsIlunssn ess Nogors 0dlpin bin.
Die Gas Gsiellid,afi batte geitsrn
in srobsn 3eiiunsssgI sgInseigsu, in be.
nst iis nc6supsiIen reriuhts, baB
allis, mas mo5li9 mar, aeid,eben iei,
i'm bic b6usliben aoniumsnsn 3u
bsfrisbigen. geltenb semadt, bab
5000 arSsitsr duber gei6iftigung
gsratbsn friiroen, fuIs Sftpuftriesgl I'M
lugen Die 3uiubr Don Gas psrtpeissrt
iperncn ipiirps. DiaDor @alpin iagts in
Besuc narauf Sd CLAUDE Hiht, oab
bnrt elm, ioffe WlnbrelsI cine 70
grobe glnsabl BON anseItslIttn auber
2lrbsit eerdtben piirbt. 9iber islbit
ipenn fies Der Tall itin iolIte, tpdrs ts
lpsit. ttFer. eaB bieIe 2eute sinmal
Hpei nhsr or,i 9aae iid ansruhen,
1Is bdb 10000 perfonsn in ihrsn
Seim inter adlts lei6sn'. DIR Ulah.
or fpieb aud odtuufbin. DAB Elm ars
better unmDslib ftinen pflihtsn in
elmer s}dbrit in rihtiger Neife naflr
fonrnen fSnne, tpenIl IS su 5dife an
Gas mnns,Is, um ibm ein Jrihftid
~ bsreiten. Su ben 5dbrittn iti e.
marin asnus, UNI 81 orbsiten, aber 5u
5auie littsn bic Jamilien uufet bsr
HdIte.
Die gdsAGeie[IiGaft', 10 fGbrt er
fort, rmoht fsrnsr gslisnb. bab Die
SpIpitdler unb Wobltbdtigfeits Snftis
fuit sb<nfalIs G,us bsniibsn. es rant
mir niht Elm gu DsrIansen. bdB TOl9en
0sb6ucsn Die 3ufuby ataddHittst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

usnibs.eatsus bsfiusst re- icy rsten 9as!.
rsl ani bsm Wsarits. % III slns fon3sntrsxts
8ifommtufesnua bon tstIsHbeH, nutru1eu ~
fufpuip eemiftbf iptfbtn elm pents 4tnf =
stsk "a faun in 9ofu ton sstn Iropfsn y
ststsm- 3uIiaHbs bon Soidtn etn8uiemmei'
fvetbtn. iu<l6s fhtsn ensup Mat esrn hecfn
hsyans In attdihpasn bss aoyfss oeT bsE
prsIi fcpetl bd Rinbsrr az erno@ismnsg, ~
9fes bsriauiis giaf6e pite .sIs suiFlsssnii!i,,
pcf III SIcdbsrn srssusis TO-. 3agign, 6tig
o. N Grfpamih, sln bclIeS yint tfrsai'rl'
len. DssI biilasr aid fsrfiaasnsnis eultsn'
ssss gsiaIiaussbsImiiisi ~ fsdsn = a,hg, sI.,.,
cntsnpdrts fanfep. Cine glade pife ffr bic
nIriifsn BamiIisn siHf edtfor ausrti4sH nrb
fs .efblsief girtuIt cbtr berfiirsf cine f6irers
GrikIfuna, fD<fn NJ In ri6tiaef f2fiff fings'
ncrisrsn spirD. gxtsf noti a'forfirtsr atpoftefsf
fsifrf ansnf6o.Hdrfns. Hebmen Gle fstus grs
tumitssf oa-lar Sbrsf5sssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
aui Der Syaiitriabrt sefprb,H
III bic SusirbauS ysiiterin YaHr
Craig pDn Der Since Strahe.

Ginen unerportetsn 9erlauf nnbm
eiue GpaSisrfobrt, foslte Die A
Sabre alie 9osirbausfeiiBsrin auna
Grais, Don RO. 704 Rncs StruBs, nit
anbersn Psrionen in Dem automobiI
Srs Dirihes Saco6 geObt, pom 20.
4314 GrIeruin alpenus. uHternommsn
battg, inosm 5rna Craig msbrere
Gtnnoen fpatsr ols 9sid,t nab 6duIs
ss6radt fpurbs. Dlobr srtldrts Der
Dolhei asosnabey. sr iei am Ysitt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
Che GrlambmiBi6eine. !.

yWiIIiam Smith, 80, 1880 Mdin Ct.
tSeifie 9isginbotbam, 33, sos Ghas
teal glpe.
J5o4u B. Sounbers, 81, Camp
Sherman.
lgert6a 9. 5rabue, q, 725 Deit 5.
StraBe.
JBerrb Martin, SO, gaerpopo.
lJIOta Sirt, 40, besel.
i9haIncep $. Sanb Sr., "a, 8aIb-
tratpn, .. Is.
i9uIDa N. stephens, %, SapIsr
Yart.
J;5tntttis VI, Billion, q, q Oft TG,
I William ctr.
iSoutfe Ut @tedinann, 90, ytorfpOuo.
ISburlss Is. g,usA. 80. Softer. ap.
lgBpIhu 5. 9drptu, 81, 1866 @oitern
Mpenue.
}Yeorge VI. 2uRsfprb, 80, 9odIonb.
ttsrneItine y. 5adlon 26, 1880
Chapel Str
JSam. ai6orOiOn, 80, 500 Nef j.
I 5troBe.
lSettis sBsteriou, %, bessI.
tCSeprae u. 9isman, %, portlon pi.
teatAerine W. Sisfie. q, 2910 agar.
fam 4pe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
ssltSrte yiad,trnbc.

9sitetn am friihen NlOrgen fuurben
bier iSamilien, psld,e in bem 5Iotees
bGubt on Der Sdmss aoenue unS
RaFdu Strube nobnen, burh Rau9,
rel9er aus oem GrbeeIdoB brang,
ans ibren 9stteH setrit0sn. Dos syeuer
putoe i6Hen SelOidt. Der angsridv
teit S3aosa s0dr asriHs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
RSrbtr bss polisihsu
Dm Boets fdulOis be-
{ funben

culplH9, ppI psHeH u u W y
mes, 834 Weit 4. Strabe, ptgsn
Worbes i'm 5tpsiten Grnbt, besanssn
an psm polt5iIteH WiIliam Beers,
ON 16. gtpril 1917. prpseiiirt iuuros,
brodsen ssiiern na@ Hnr llr5er Be-
fatbuns sinsn iHulbis fpreGensen
Wabrfpruh sin, BEN snfoler Jonss
auf gsbtnsssii ins 3udltbdus seididi
perbtn mub. Souss. Der nnf benz
3.nssnItnno porsab, Elm epilettifer
sl fein, imo bab sr 5ug Sci! Der sbat
iinrlps beirunisn ssfpeisn iei. eri6cb
ben poIi3iiten. Der In pas 5ans ss'
ruIen iporbea mar, um TIN iptgtn
yiubeli5runs ju Dtrbafitn.
Qahbem er anssiIasi unb sessn
giirsitdit frsisslaifsn tporoen mar,
LIEF sr bic Iebtere i'm Gtid. CT ipuroe
absr ipaifr in DsHper, Col. perbdftst
.unD bisrbersebru4t.
Gbefdeiounes sail.
GIisabetb 9ui6iieH pat
gtssn ibrm gaiten, ben Ylumbet
ggillam 0utd,ifon, 510 Sod Ctr,
cine SdeISlngsiInse unssIirsHsi. Sic
fiibrt burin an, bdb Der Usrildeis auf
tinsn aoftsdnssr, ben sr DOT Sabrsss
friit. jsibii in bns 6aus sebrahf babe.
iinn3tbigcrfptiis siferiiidtis geipeftn
isi mb he besbaIb in Der brutuliisn
Wsfis tsHunbsit babe. gls iis fi4 net
ssrie, ben Wnnn gum Weriaif.n bes
9auIts auf5uforoern unb biss ibreri
Soften iiberlnHtn babe. isi Der 9tBs
tsrc nit ibrsm iiinsItsn ainb. nui uno
babon gesnnsen iino rafJ piitsbusS
sestiIt. Rad einst Mode Iei er iey
bod, iDisbsr 5uriidssiebtt unb am iebs
ten Goniias babe q iie in ibrer Rob
nuns nnisejuM unb lie berart bes
brobt. bdb iis iid nit ben ainSetn
ilii1tsn mubte. Die gsiben beiroibes
ten an 81 Gsptsmbtr 1907.
% m. w.. aiintbeff, Der a
berIGumt bai. isinsr Satin 2ulu
aIiufboff bic ocrielber bttpilliatsn
aiiments i'm gttrogs bon So
pro Node au bsJoblsn. ipurbe auf
Sonuids ppreslabm, nm iidb tDsssn
UiibndJtung bes gsrihts ,u bsrants
iuoritn.
gsffit Gonners, seb. 6ober,
MD BON Ron Corners. cen lie an 28.
gopsmbsr 1909 bsirattt.s, ssifiebtn
iein. neil sr Iis aIissbl;d fortp6brenb
mibhnnbslt unb am 10. Mir3 1910
i'm Sid sslaifm Bot.
Wnrp M. Vaug5n, bic iid am
/. RoptHbsr 1910 nit gborIss 3.
gausbn 1O40 Rititnbouit Strnbs.
ptttsirastets, rsid,ie cine Sdleibuness
ilnse sin. notin fis anFiihrt, bab Der
Mnnn felt Idnasr als prei Sdbrsn
BEN zruHis erasbtn Ie; unb nidbt fit
iis gsiorst bnbe. Inter anbsreM babe
iis ibrs MSbtI berpfinDsn miiiIsn. am
aoblrn taufsn su t6nnsn, unb als bic
Iebiertn abseIisftri ipartn. babe Der
gerilogts fis tpisbsr pstiouit un0 ben
grl5s ptarunisn. auBtrbem tdbe er
usritisoeniiid) lire sinatmad,isn
}yiidts nnn fDnifiae gtgsnitdHbs, bic
Il In bic 6Gnbs 6tsommen tpnnte,
hcvfnuff um Gipfh fir Di{htsfSh An A..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
Give ben @srid,tsb5fen,

qsathilbe Nsiabsn's NadIlai III aal
S294,O74.36 abssid,det luSrcsn.
Sfauf 6. 9unes, @5rser Ses HpIi'
,iitsa @iIIiam SOers, idHIbis
beinHben.
gddersikiibsr fallirt. - ebeideis
bunssfdas. L SdorsnrIabftosen.
VadIabfadsn. gef4isbenss.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21
SEASIDE sANAToRIuM SITE.

The state tuberculosis commission appears to have given a fair and inn partial consideration to the protest of the people of the town Of East Lyme against the location of the sea- side sanatorium at the old White Beach hotel at the eastern end of Crescent beach. There is no req son to believe. however, that the com mission has changed it's mind about the location being an admirable one, that it will not prove a menace but will result to the benefit of that sum mer colony if established there, and hat there will be no danger to the health of that community from such an institution.
 The fact is that Connecticut needs d sanatorium for the treatment of bone and glandular tuberculosis. It has long been recognized and the gen. eral assembly has approved the es- tablishment of such an institution and provided the necessary funds to make a start. Because the conditions are more favorable to the treatment of the disease at the shore such a site as
 
 Without doubt East Lyme and those who are prompting it in it's protest are unduly alarmed. They fear some thing which does not exist and cer- tainly it is hardly the right spirit to show when an effort is made to send the children who are suffering from bone tuberculosis anywhere so long as such sanatorium is not established near them.
 The commission, however, has agreed to make change in site pro- vided one equally as good can be pro- vided by those who have protested without delaying the opening of the institution. This is in accord witt l the suggestion of East Lyme's specia committee and it now remains fol them to satisfy the state commission Anything, however. in the way of . site and accommodations will not do
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21
THE IRISH PLOT.

Ireland has been giving England not few anxious hours while it has been engaged with other matters which are of the deepest concern not only to the British Iges but to the whole world. It Is rastionably true that Ireland has been kept on the anxious seat over what might be done by parliament, but when it is disclosed by reports from abroad that a plot has been dis covered in Ireland to play into Ger many's hands nothing else could be expected than that firm and prompt measures would be taken not only to suppress it but to punish those who prompted or were supporting it.
 More will be learned in time as to what is back of the charges to the ef- feet that a number of Sim Feiners are involved in such a plot, how the alleged reasonable correspondence . between them and German agents was secured and what the plan of opera , ton was. But with evidence in hand 2 to the effect that such dealings were underway, there can be no surprise that the arrest of prominent Sim F'ein leaders should be made.
 The larger part of Ireland may be extremely anxious for home rule. Ii may not like the idea of conscription but it must be aware of the fact that it Is facing far greater danger from Germany. It is as important to Ire land as to the rest of the world tha the Hun should be crushed To helI the Germans at such a time as thi. can only be regarded as the worst sor of treachery. and it is quite eviden that If the plot proves to be at all SC. .rious those involved therein must b, dealt with promptly and effectively.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21
SPEEDING THE sHIPsUILplNc.

Already good results are being shown by the placing of Charles M. Schwab at the head of the shipbuild ing operations in this country. Tn the short space of time which he has been directing this work he has made it evident that he was going about the task in the manner which the problem required and in a way which it was anticipated from knowledge of the man he would
 A new interest and new purpose appears to be back of every shipyard in the country. The number of launchings are increasing and the de- velopment of facilities for construct ing more ships IS going on rapidly. Even the Hog Island yard, about which so much has been said because of the large expenditure Of money and little to show for it. nas undergone ! spurt which is most encouraging. Not only are about a score of vessels un- der construction there but it is claim ed that it will be only a matter, of d few weeks now before the ways will he ready for nearly twice as many md before the summer is over it will te running to capacity.
 Mr Schwab has taken hold of the job with 9 thorough understanding of how to swing big things. He made it apparent on accepting the job that he might make mistakes but he was pos tive of the fact that he would pro- duce ships and that is what he is do- ing. The spirit with which this leader has tackled his work has been great inspiration to the shipbuilders throughout the country. The speed ing up process is underway, and not Q little benefit is going to be gainei by the rivalry which is being display ed in- many of the yards regarding certain branches of the work and pro. duction in general. It is decidedly hopeful sign and thoroughly in keep ing with the demand for ships, ships and more ships.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21
DIETING THE CLOCK

Seeing things is merely state of mind" related the woman finishing the sock. There was yesterday when I looked at my tinepiece and exelaim ed, Eleven O'Clock! I must hurry!' when 1t had no intention whatever of being II o'clock, inasmuch as it was only 10.
 aNow, where on earth is that child?' I muttered dashing madly around. Jimmy had been let out to he was to be in at Il to dress for luncheon downtown with some out of town friends, whose young daughter and he were chUn1my. Serves me right for letting him out of my sight! And yet he was crazy to goi'
 T gotadressed spasmodica1ly between dashes to the widow looking for Jim my, still glancing anxiously at the time. You see, had firmly got 1t into my mind the idea that it was Il and began to worry. I could perceive DO reason for Jimmy's neglect to return except sudden death, because he was keen for the party.
 How could I go and leave him lying mangled somewhere? Yet what good to stay, when l couldn't get him? And maybe he was not mangled 1 alter mated between these views and the usual maternal wrath at delinquent offspring. Working myself into a just rage over Jimmy's carelessness and with just enough time to catch my 12:0S train, scribbled a note, which I left in a conspicuous place for Jim my.
 T told him, though he did not de- serve in the least to come, that if he could possibly get dressed and catch the 12:2S to come ahead-and to be sure and wash behind his earsi
 Then tore for the train and on the cross street met the ambulance tearing toward me. My heart leaped up ane Topped down and I stood glued to the waik-tense. waiting 10 see whether Ii turned down my street. How I wished had not written that cruel note had left stuck on the lamp! When ht really was such a good boy, such { sweet, houghtful-thank heaven, tht ambulance changed on in another al rection! I moved my stiffened limb! and managed to scale the stairs ant reach the platform in time to tumble onto the last car. My hat was crook | ed and there was dust on my shoes I was carrying my gloves in my red dened hands and hairpins were sticking out all ways. In this state. as ever! woman knows, you invariably mee
 the most. exasperatingly immaculate
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21
CHECKING THE RECKLESS.

e Most all the big cities are finding that the business of the courts is greatly increased by the number of arrests which are made for violation of the automobile laws In one tn
 stance. the Speeders' court at Chi cago. the judge holds that every driver of an automobile, motorcycle or other vehicle who is found guilty of reckless driving in the city streets and who can give no legitimate reason for his recklessness ought to be- sent Forthwith to the psychopathic labra- tory for an investigation of his mind. Putting the idea into practice one man
 was found on the first day who had a seriously defective mentality. That 1here was great danger from such an operator of motor vehicles cannot be questioned but in view of the fact that only one among those sent to the iabratory was found to be defective
 mentally 1t becomes apparent that there are many who are recklessly