davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
Giouier.E tif.uuasieit.

Tas Gtiftunesfeii beg Deutih.u
pionitrs9<reins mubs bstonntlif beg
Reeens ptstu perf6obsn tperben unp
ss fiuoet nunmebr am %. Suni i'm
Gbfer port ftott. 9i. ouf bds urs
fpriinelihe Datum lautenben giuldbs
tarttn boben ndtiirlih giltia.eit. Der
9erein fsiert i.in az. Stiftunasfeft
unb CT borf BON fi6 Ias.n, bub er fpdbs
rsnb bieitr Ians.n Reibe bon ssabrtn
fir beutifN 4rs unb beutfne Sprohe
.ins.treisn II. unb erobe Cpfer s.s
bro9t bal. in ben is 5abraGna.n
Der b.utfde pipnisr4 bdt er fid, elm
unpers1nelifes DsntmaI aeIhoff.u,
Bonn bic pionisrbefte biIben oie@runb.
ioes fir Die beutihsdmerilanifte 8e.
fhi6tsforihung. Wos bic pioniere
Der bnmalisen 3.it gsiban boben, tpirb
iebi ERR aneridnnt unb aeipurbiat.
Dus Stiftunssf.'t bes tpadern 0ereins
fpllte fid oesbalb su einem qroben
beuifhen Dolisfeit gitaii,n nit btm
Deuiidibum aus allen Ghiften ols
gbeilnebmsr. berr CHARTS O..
Ghmibi. isibit elm unenttpester unb
un.rmloli6er admpftr fir o.utI6es
Meien. III ala Sysiirsbner esponnen
unb feline ibeoliiiiibe geranlaauna
pirb Jpn Fferli1 ben rsdtsn aon ans
ihldesn lofTsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
ans BEN Neide a5His Grupps.

Die Qc6rici bon bem bsporikbens
ben 4bbrud Der beioen RieisnbGmmes
.Gris" unb Bar in Der Rrupp'ltsn
Gubftublfabrit in GHsn rsgt manters
lei ieHniihshiiioriits Grinnsruns.n
an. 0erihninnn bod nit oieien
5dmmsrn 5psi sepiHtig. 3susen sinsr
3ei.. bic fiir bas otutffs Siobls unb
GiienseDerbs msbr ais jeoe anbss bon
gebeutuns mar. Dislfah, ptnn aud
init einigsn iegsnb1rtn Qusjhmiidans
gen, III BON olm nit GHtrlitunu uno
3speiisl esmiihien Gpot. berihist
porosn. tpomii bic seiieenOiFTfen Sns
ouiirislIen unb sehaiter benz Bau oss
Risisnbammsrs Grib auIobtn. Ran
erfldrts Dos unternsbn,sn fir einsn
ausflub Frupp'fhen grObenpabns,
nnb Nitmuno ionnte lid poritellen,
bab Elm iOItes Werl5sug, ntlt,.s bic
bamaIs ungsbeurs Gumme bon 600, !.
900 2tulsrn toiitte, iif ismaIs tesublt
nader purbe. Gie botten sicentlid,
- bon ibrem Gtanbpunst - rsft:
cine onbt, Jabrit dls bitienias
Rrupps bate tnum bon benz ntutn
RisIsnbdmn,er Dollen gsbrauh mas
1en iOnnen. Der 5dmmer .sgris4,
Der 1861 mad msAr id1riser gaussii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22

Carolina Gtubbers. 45. SO Wef
4. Ctr, gopinston. Rp., 9srsfebler.
Saul gIIen. Al. George Ctr, Weni
sentrebs.
SObn 8. gtDff, 73, 2512 Dsit GIif'
ton aDe.. 5irnblutuns.
0lenbprn 2earru Sbnip, 30, 3461
priee 4pe.. RrebsIeioen.
pdtrid leabrn, SO. 713 Vedne Ctr.
Snqueif In Sbnebe.
Wm. Weft, 2 Wonnte. 1725 pleos
fant Str. BIuttrantbeit.
Carolina WoIttr, IA. 848 Weft 2t'
berth Ctr. 6irnblutuns.
elisdbetb 81. Ridstt. AZ. 601 Wdin
Str. Jrauenleiben.
Sohn Soft, /, ct. Soiepbs Gfplum.
2unetnenijiinbuns.
Warp 5umpbreps, 80, 1856 Drat.
4pe., NltersIhp1he.
Bertha Wlibslburs, SO, gbarIsiton,
W. go., Golsen elmer Operation.
1ouifa GLEN Did, SO, 1913 Gaitern
ape.. 2ungentrebs.
Bertha aIein. 81. 1420 Raiu Str,
5irnbIutung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22

- 5orrp WiIiams unb Scispf
9rdbp, angeblid bon GaIifornien uut
ytep Yort. bic in 9o1ton psrboftei
nurosn. iDuroen bem poliseirihter
Sbuep 0orsefiibrt. grabp erhielt SIS
uno aoftsH uno MiQiams $25 unoao.
ten 5uoittirt. Sn GrmongeIuna o.s
notbigen Sab" mlHsn Iis nun
Stetne sIopfen.
- Gum 9siten Der 81. 5ers 5eiu
airae in gsllspue iinbst om Bonner.
flag a6enb in gaIts's Gpsrnbaus Elm.
8orit.auns Der ainber Der G.msinos
itatt.
Jruu George 56uma9er bon
3anssDills, g.. iit bier. um benz qei.
4enbegdngnib ibrsr Gntelin 9llmo
Rutb gls9Is, bon 0apton, bsisuDob.
nsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22

unb bic atppen perbrannt finb. Or,
GeeStrpuie, Der geriifen ipuroe, tpor1os
te Geeenmittel an, Tam iebph niohi
fosen, oh er nit benz 2eben banons
tonmt. Senoerion bate fart eetruns
ten uno fheint ben 0erfuh i'm
S6ndpsrauftb eemabt au babsn. Die
ies iit oas 3peitemal, bab er periuat,
Teinem 2eben elm Gnos gu MAIDEN,
Dor ungefdbr adt Sabren peri6Iudts
er eine Quantitdt pariier Grin uno
entrann pem Iope nur nit tndpper
Rptb.
- u. 6. Cor BON SelIiep, Semi,
unb 9. 6. SqeIpie, bon Gorbir. 3p.,
bic in benz GtfenbdbnunfalI nabe Ga
tatpba, 8p., oerleBt tpuroen, puroen
eeitern ars bem ct. Gltiabetb Spipis
tai entlafen.
- Charles perrn, Der MaileIert,
liegt in ieiner Wobnuns. No. S4 Beit
5. Strabe, beoentIi4 ertrantt oarntes
Der.
- 5ruu Garoline Stubbers, 45
Sabre oIt. tit seitern i'm 0eutiden
0iatonifsnsSuus in Cincinnati tnz
foGge elmer Operation seitorben. Die
Qei6e purbs mad Der bieitgen Dobs
nung, go. 83 Deit 4. Strabe sebrudt.
- Sobonn @egensr, 80 Sabre alt,
go. ga Cit pIeafant Strobe pobne
bait, III ge'tern 2tbeno an Der WaFers
fudt geitorber. g9egsnsr lit Elm al
ter 4ionier bteiissr Stdot; er fam por
un9efGhr so Sabren bierbsr. 8or
ungefdbr BRET Sobrsn fsierte er feline
goloene 6oh3eit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
Gterblidbfe erid3t.

George Strafinser, so, CT. 2i&o.
laspille. Wb, 5ersfsbIsr.
Jannie Gent. 19, 954 Wartin Ctr,
S6ninbfudt.
5enrp5ia. 80, 22s aOnsportbgtr..
Shpirblu6t.
alite Dair abrens, 48, 3430 Bous
oinot Ctr. aunssnentsiinbuns.
Sdusling 5arris, 1909 Weit z,
Str, Griibgsburt.
Wlorie WeIs. 8 Monots, 225 Min
Ctr, 2ungenent5iinbung.
Charles Droun, Ia 1age, Rorboii.
.de WiHbfor unbOilbert 4pe.. Ghnds
DE.
James Wrisbt (aIins poris), Al.
1860 Central Ape.. JnqueF In G6pe.
be.
saob. aeilman, 80, Alb msR s.gtr.,
Gdpinbfunt.
GtbeI Chapel, 81 Nonoie. Ginc.
6Os9ital. Jnaush u G&pebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
gbilippas. .1gienic.

Die Dtreine Der gpans. prot. phi
lupus Gemsinoe riiiten Iih su tinem
9robsn pienic. bas am Samiiaa, %.
Suni, I'm Uiabiion pari 5u Sailtp be.
eansen ipsrben foa. 4rranature iino
ok SonntGssiduIe iotpie Der Jruuens
uno Jungfrouen gerein, bic nihis
unDsriuht Iafsn, um bem unternsbs
men aud ben grfoIs su iifsrn. Jiir
bic 36slinee oer SOntdsi6uIs tperben
allerlsi Spislt finttfinoen unp bic
Jrousn psroeu nit s.n0bntsr aiss
knsDiirbisseii ai6s unb SpsiIeIaa!
iibernebnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
0ns 4dJppk Der WrDe.
Veiftsun5 hes perItorbenen BaEors
Gbriitian SHend.

9ergungenen Gamitos fpurbe Der
Gritsn Deutihen glrot. gemeinps au
GumminsDille ibr eeiitises Oberbaupt,
Der ols Wenfh unb Seelenbirte aleih
seadtete nnb seI6Gbte paftor Ghri,
titan Shend, burd ben 1ob entriffen.
Vim geftrisen gldhmittaae nun funb bic
feierlife geiiebung bes entinIofenen,
hohperoienten Ronnss ftdtt, on Der fih
duber ietnen anesb0rigsn unb feiner
0tn,tinbe ouh piele isiner amtsbriis
Der bet6eifioten.
Wohmittoss I'm baib 2 llhr fanbsn
| iih bic 3eibirosenben i'm 5rauerbauie,
4O15 8uloD Strabs, 5uIammen, Serr
poftor Wulfmann iprah cufelbTt
eth fur3ss 9ebst, benz bit Nusleounu
zines gibelttrtss iolete, pcrauf bic
ltcrbli4e 5iille oes Dobineeeanaenen
IN fsierIihsm 9rausr5uge nuh Der
atr6e an Der 6pffner Strabe, ipos
islbit er 81 Sabre lang su iein.r ges
metnbs sepreoist bate, iiberfiibrt
purbe.
Den Srauergcttesbienit bi.rIelbit
leitete poitor y. 6obmonn. Rad einem
OraelprdIuoium iprah er su Der pols
3dbIis peridmmelien grouergemeince
bon Der ersrsifenoenBebeutuna bes "a.
ses. Serr 9aitor4 Biek bon 6er3ionss
aemsinhe ipro6 Johann Elm furses @es
bet, tporauf Der ilaeenbe 8eidna bes
airdtnhcrs burh bic ipsite 6aIIe soa.
Die 8erIeiune elmer Gfriftlettipn bat.
ts Serr paitor Gi6elmeper, Qotonia,
ubernommen. nah ipeIder Der Geiana
Der Scnntdgfhuls tinfestt. Die tritt
en9liihs preoigt belt Johann Ssrr
Yoftor Sobmdnn, uub nod einem 60.
iogeidng Der 5rdu 3immermdnn foiote
bic beuiihe grsbist o.s Serrn gaitprs
3. Dorm bon Der philippuse.meinse.
Wieoer erionte Der Geidna Der
SonntaeihuGe, btpor 5err s.aftor 9.
3immtrmdnn hem entidIafensnSsreunb
sinise 5u 6.rSen seb.nbe Dprte tpibs
meie. Gin Gsbst b,s 6errn 9oitors
y. 2ouis 0oebeI foIgts, uuo Elm
urihouIifer llsberbIid lber ben
2ebensaans oss Deritorbensn nit
Der GribeiIune bts Ssesns bur6 Ssrrn
paitor ausuit Riidsr. pric. Din, bils
bet. ben StIub Der piirbeppIlen ;J.ier.
Gs ieBis iih Johann Der grauersua
mad bem Srieohof BON Sprina gropt
in getpssuns, fDoi.Ibf bic fsisrIif.g<i.
isbung eriolsie.
Die hauptiddlititsn Dot.n aus benz
Qsbsn bss gatidlafenen finb foIaenbt:
am 13. aueuft 1S43 ipurb. u gu
gDaIobrosls in Der Rhsinpropins a.bos
rsn. Or fiubirte in Cincinnati unb
ct. SoRis, iuuroe 1874 su gumbsrs
lamb. JHbiano. oroinirt unb fanb iein
critics arbeitsfsle In annnspi[Ie, Snb.
Sm Sabre 1876 beiratbtie ,r feline 2ss
bsnssefdbriiu, Grau aouife ettend,
ssb. RinosrmunH, tpelher Gbe s Rim
Der entIprofsn. Rad Cincinnati Tam
er i'm Sabre 1879, uno fpirtts baf.lbit
In arbeiisrsifer, oufopfernb.r Ibdtig.
teit 3la Sabre lang, big ibn am pers
flofenen Samiiag Der gob srsilte.
Gin trsuer Jr,unh unb aufrihtiaer
greoiger, Der iib nuh um eas GuBsre
Goritommen Der ibm pertrau.noen OF
m.inT6oft iiets oufs RtnIi6i.e be.
miibts. III in ibm Der Gemeines perIos
ren sssanesn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
9ermiht.

Die poIis.i fpurbe srfuht, Qahfors
itunseH mad Der Ia Sabre alien Roro
Durham, bon 5omiItoH, g., dnsuisls
len, iptl1e ssiisrn Wittas nit ibrsr
IL Sabre oIten 1reunbin Wamis ga.
ter senonnte Siabt OsrIaFsn bat, I'm
fit onesbIid na6 sinsm pIass nabe
qibnlpnb, Gp., su bessben.
Sdcob ebiRstr. II Sabre oft, bon
Ro. 1928 Glart gtrnbs. purDs esItern
Der poIissi ols Oermibt ssmsIO.i. or
psrlisB am Is. Sani feline slttrIihe
Bohnung uno io[l ii9 NIT br.i differs
senoHtn naa SnoianapOIis beg,bsn
babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22

- Wdpor arieeer Bat benz bemo,
frdtiihen Rath Der glloermdnner iein.
Grnennuns.n Su Yoli3sis uno 5eusra
aommiHdren eiugsianpt, oa sr erif oi.
GntIheibung oes Ippenotionsseri6ts
abDarten min.
- 5rau Maria Jalf BON ber parl
4psuue lit auf 8efub 81 ibrem 8rubsr
Senrp uppmonn nah potofi, Wis.,
sereiit.
- poitmetiter g. Wilbslni, 9dttir
urb ainoer iino iiber bic CONNER
monute nad Olympia Springs sersiit,
- Msdnor &rieger, Der nit ben Bel.
ben poli3eis unb 5euertpmmifGren
BON ben 8rOBssihporenen unsstIa9t
purbs, neil iie ibre 4emter niht in es.
b6rtssr Mefe perpaItetsn, iaets, bub
man ibn nitt fir Die 3uitdnoe i'm
Stdtionsbaufe perantrportlih baltsn
f6nrs, ba bafiir 8ommittess i'm staot.
rdtb unb Hath Der IloermGnnsr aufs
eeIteut isten.
CLARA 9snion rei6te I'm Gtrs
cuit9sriat sins SIase ssasu Soiepb
uno glifabetb Maunber uno ben Jts
bslitp 2eibs uno 8aupersin fir $500
auf stpei gsoten fdlig Elm. Sis be-
bauptst, oab Der pertloete SoIepb
Mtounber Gtsentbum. bas nit 9ppos
tbetsn beIaitet 1T, pertuuft babe, um
ieine 9rsoitoren angsblih gu betriigen
unb baB er sabIungsunfdbig fei. gr
ToQ sfpsi DritteI Snt.rsTs an BEN
Yort Strube 9runoeigentbum isiner
Sdpsiter GIiiabetb Naunoer iibsrs
traeen babsn, I'm feline areoitoren
Iesr auSgsben gu Iaifsn. gIIs 2lnpuIt
srIaeint ouf Der Slagefhrift nsben
oem Namen bes QnrpaIts SpDaro
genton ouh Der bss %. g. SapIor,
bss Grs8ouoerrsurs bon Ssntudp. Der
in bem grmoroungsfaQe beg Goupsrs
neurs Wiuium G0beI etneRoQe fpisIts
SanIor befunb iid stnige Gage auf8sz
iu6 lei 6errn Benton.
5rau GmaIia qsuisIad 1T gss
itsrn Ra6mittag in ibrer Wobnung an
Der Giiopitete Der Spoge uno Batter
ion Strabe i'm 4Iter pon SO Sabrsu
gsitorben. 0as Qeitenbsgdngnib fins
bet an Sreitag Nabmittag um 2 llbr
itatt unb pirD bic IterbIihs 6uQs auf
osm SmmergrGH 5rieohof bsissfsst
iperosn.
- aate 5ilbebranbt, 80 Sabre uIt,
1T i'm Speers 6oIpitaI 9sitorbsn. Die
Qeihs rpuroe na6 Der Mobrune ibrsr
S6pdgsrin, Ro. 323 Dsft 6. Strabs
gebrdht.
- SEQ Reuf6sr, Spbn bss grsGtrs
tuitgsrihtsclerts 1onp asuider. err
Ianste Dor 5ri,bersrihtsr 5ut6infpu
sinen 9erboftsbsfebI gsgen ben 9Oli3is
ten Ql.SrumfisIo tpeeen QneriFfs unb
S6IQesrei. Rsuiber sneii,It an bas
Reht oss poIi;iitsn, Elm 6aus obne
5ousiuhungsbeFebI 3u ourhiu6sn,
uno iou oer9Jollsltt Ihu dn9tbiih mtbs
banbelt babsu. Den sptitsn 4nertfi
fou CT auf ibn an Der Sront uuo
Bead 2IDs. ouf bsm Wsgs na6 bsm
Stotionsbduis gsmaht babsn.
- etdbtioIicitor 9oter tpirb in Der
'ommeHoen Stuotratbs Sisuns cine
CrotHaT3 einbrineeu bsresmdb ale
,fycrs, Die nor Ssm 4. cfuIi s5eusrpsrts=
topper 7srtarfsn. snsrgift beItruit
psrosn iou,r. Sebsr Jungs. Der ans
lstrOTfeH tpiro. sirs qiItol. obf,usrno,
pirb psrboftet uno bic Boffs tOnIiss
|irt,
- Gborlss Mc2augbIin. 18 Sabre
lIt, Sohn bss Sobu WtGouablin, Ro.
5O5 GeyingtoH 2tOe. pObn6oft, fprong
3eitern on Der pbersn SdratoQa Ctr.
1uf einsn fahrsrosn Jra6t3u8 Der 6.
lno 8. 8ubn. fsbIts bic Stufe unb
puros ibm Der gr0Bts TbeiI bss rs5s
Ten 5ubss abgefobrsn. gr rpurbe na6
BEN Speers 6oipitaI gebrutt, no ibm
bic n0tbigs Silfe ssIsiitet purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
gorfsier res ,,@lorreiden gierttn."

Der Is Sabre oIte Soc gisrtrint
bon Ro. 1924 Gutter Gtrob, perans
itaItste etiisrn stne tleins Dorfsier beg
~GIorreiben 9iertsn", inbem sr aus
elmer .lsinen % GaIibsr gyiitole mtbs
rsre GreuoeHfhiift abfsusrts. goIi5ifi
Schnion, fpeIher iid in Der gdbe Sc.
fanb. nobm ben uebslib1ter mad lans
ger 8erfolsuns. tpelfe fd l6er gaus
place, Sofe uno 2duns erfiredts. fsit.
Die piifoIe. pelde ii5rissns nur nit
plaspotronen eelabeu mar, purA
tunfissirt. p6brtHb Der ana6. Ip1t.r
nit elmer erHfieR 9srlparnung sntIais
fen puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
j 4 ~ IL to u.

&amilicn Anseiasn, aofaI.Ts,i,es
nab Neniafeifen huo ab;ustbsn sd,
Der 4. nno Charles Strass. unier
Naeri fur 6nmiltoH mshnt go. 3Ol
Wpro front Ctr 9lsphun fs,om:'
No. 37S .. edepbon unfcres aorre.
ppnotrten S6nt No. 626 q
-5urrp s. Blum fpurb. Donmusor
RothDea gum Hu9folser BON glinton
y. Mailing ols Staotitasmsiltsr ers
nannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
frau -amalia l).a(tlaa,

iii gtfter beH So 9asreR. TGs qasaeHbeaaHel
nib ttnbei am iSreitae. ben "a 3ari aaamti
TAGS um ntr bonn IrauerbGuie on Der stb,
oitsE6s her SooGe uUe Rauer'on 5iruke cas
itaif, rpoBp Aerparete, greGrbe uHo 8eianHie
fteaHoiitft eiHGelabeu ilnb ppH
Ten trnntrnben Sinterbliebeueu.
DTie BeerotauHa ftHosi i!ait aui eem Sm,
mererhH fsrtetboi IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
N { ~ y o + (.

Tis HcDuprt Effiee ihr ons rSin'
:iauatier @olfsblntt" beiinsct hdl in
Go. 33l Nort StruSs, atseniibsr esm
Gsartbanis, TSielblt ReuiGfcireu, Aa.
seisrn t.. I. IL. bis I'D llbr 45 NiuutA
abcubs euigss'ugenummeu Wereen
! Srlcphou Souih 2401. "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
Xofal 8eridt.
81. Iemperntnr.

Jur sisi.s glutt Durben ssifsrn BON
ben Sptitern q. RIein & Bro,
}. Abs Rac. 6ir0bs, foleenbs 9em.
peraiur untsrfhiebe regiiirirt:
Um gm glm Tm
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-21

? years had been in New London, where he conducted a junk business a number of years. This he disposed of to the New London iron and Metal company, of which concern he was president and treasurer which posi- tions he held for the past ten years.
 He was a member of New London loGgc, No. 3G0, B. P. .. E. of which he was a past exalted ruler, a member of the Thames club &onomoc hose company, No. f, and was chairman of the democratic town committed He had been a member of the board of se lectmen and was at one time a candi- date for senator. MI. GledhiH kept a livery stable in Chester for a time and at one time had horses on the grand circuit. He is survived by his wife his mother and one son.
 On Saturday morning word was re- ceived of the death of Mrs. GledhlTs mother at Chester, where she had been sick for some time Her name was Mary Looby and her age S1. She leaves four daughters and eight sons, Mrs. Gledhill and Frank Looby resid ing in New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-21
.Catarrh Quickly Cusso by a fle asant, Germ-KilIing Antiseplic

The little Hyonai (pronounce # High-o-me) inhaler is made of haNi rubber, and can easily be carried i'll pocket or purse. It will last life- time.
 Into this inhaler your pour few drops of magical HYOMEI.
 This is absorbed by the antisepafc gauge within. and now you are ready to breathe it in over the germ infested membrane where it will speedily be- gin it's work of killing catarrhal germs HYOMEI is made of Australian eucalyptus combined with other anti septics, and is very pleasant to breathe
 It is guaranteed to cure catarrh. bronchitis sore throat croup. coughs and colds. CT moncy, back It cleans out a stuffed-up head in two minutes;
 Sold by The Lee & Osgood Co. and druggists everywhere. Complete out. fit. including indestructible pocket inhaler and one bottle of HfoME Fl, s1.oo. And remember. if you need 3 second bottle of HYOMEI, The Lee x Osgood Co. will sell it to you for only 50 cents. Free trial bottle of HYOMtEl from Booths Hyomei Co, Buffaio, N Y
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-21
CAPTAIN JACKSON IS
 APPOINTED COLONEL
Assigned for Duty in Adjutant Gen.
 erals Office.

The following iss announced in gen eral orders No. 54:
 capt. Harold l.. Jackson, U. $. A., retired, has been appointed colonel Connecticut National guard, with rank rom September l., 1910, and assigned to duty in the adjutant generals de- partment.
 Paragraph 3S6, regulations, Connec- tlcut National guard, is amended to read as follows:
 The dimensions of all printed or ders will be five by eight inches, and Of Npewritten or written orders, eight by ten and one-half inches.
 General orders No. 55, issued by Ad- Jutant General Cole. follows:
 The attention of company conman- ders is directed to seeming careless manner in which the enlisted men re- gard the care and use of the firSt-aid packet and pouch. Losses have been Tar in excess of what they should have been. Company commanders will see. by inspection, that they have on hand sufficient number to supply each man With pouch and packet. These will be issued only when about to go on active service, or for inspections, and will be returned to the company quartermaster sergeant on return therefrom. They will not be worn at drill in the armory, and every enlisted man who finds it necessary. when on active service, to use his first aid packet, will save the box, and return 1t to his company commander, with a signed statement, showing the neces- sity for using the contents. This will be forwarded as an affidavit with the officers request for action of a sur veying officer.
 Commanding officers will inspect each pouch and first aid packet to see that there are no unsealed packets in the pouches.
 The attention of officers rnsnOnsihIe for property is directed to paragraph 716, U. $. army regulations, which ap- plies, as most of the property now is- sued to the troops is United States property.
 As to property losses in general, commanding officers should impress upon their men the necessity for care of such property; more especially while in the field. The surveying offi- cer in his investigations, finds too many cases which will not justify re- lief of responsibility on the part of those who claim to have lost the prop erty. There have been no manoeuvres, or other field work so hazardous as to kind of property upon the field. If men would, as they should, exercise the same amount of care for United States and state property intrusted to thefn as they would for their own pri- vate property, there would be few losses. It should be borne in mind that 1t is the duty of the surveying officer in all cases, to place the responsibility.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-21
HIS INFLUENCE COULD NOT BE HID
Rev Nelson Poe Carey Spoke Sunday Morning Relative
 to the Life and Character of w. Harold Cockcroft.
Preached of Loyalty and Patience.


 How often have I thought while Sunday by Sunday I preached as best could the gospel of our Lords life and teaching, how weak and powerless 1t all sounded when placed beside the wordless sermon he was preaching to us day by day from his chamber of pain. He preached to us of loyalty and patience. He showed us the beauty of faith even in darkness and courage, even when facing death, nay, even when facing life. He was touch1nSly grateful of the many kindnesses which you who knew him showed him apund- antly. And last Thursday night when in the kindness of God, I was allowed to share with him the sacrament Of the body and blood of Christ, in that his upper room, where Christ was present, 1t seemed as if the very walls rang with a cry of triumph, have fought a good fight, 1 have kept the faith, I have finished my. course
 An, there are many names consplc- uous today and spoken of my many lips and voices, but this mans name, though known to very few, cannot be hid, nor his influence for good upon our parish and upon our community be reckoned in words For he yielded that influence all unconsciously, which is more powerful than wealth, more lasting than fame, more benenc1al than position, the undying Influence of a noble character, upheld by ChflS- tian faith, simple, modest and sincere It is a striking illustration of what can be accomplished for good and for God. by one faithful soul in spite of every and hindrance. Circum- stance did her utmost to render hls life dim and obscure, but he could not be hid For he had that in his pos session which is stronger than circum- stance, a deep, abiding faith in God, and a willingness to serve the world until the very end
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-21
LEAVES L. A. GALLUP co. Thomas H. Beckley Retires Jan. 1st After Being There Twenty Five Wars

Thomas H. Beclsley will retire from the firm of the l.. A. Gallup company, wholesale grocers on Jan. l. and has already disposed of his interests in the concern. Mr. Becklef entered the ern- ploy of the late l.. A. Gallup twenty five years ago and has worked there ever since. He took part in the reor- ganization of the firm in 1897 and has acted as it's secretary and treasurer
 Frederick S. Young is to return to his former position as bookkeeper for this concern. He left there just short time ago to enter the employ of the Norwich Nickel and Brass company.
 MT. Beckley has no plans for the future, but he has ability, Is q progress sive business man and enjoys the con fidence of his business associates who know that he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. He possesses a genial whining disposition and has host Of friends in this section who wish him nothing but the best of success.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-21
MEMS WEAR

Mems Fancy and White Dress Vests, complete assortment-$2.00t to S4.50. Mems Negligee Shirts, new designs, colors and white, all styles. cuffs at tached and detached-50c to $2.o0 each.
 Mems Neckwear in all the new col- ors and shapes, large variety to se- feet fron1r-25c and up. Mems Gloves, all feathers and color ings in the leading makes-$1.0 .00 and up.
 Mems Hosiery from the sheer silk to the heaviest cotton, in all the de- sirable colorings, at moderate prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-21
PERSONAL

Morris Krumholz is spending a few days with relatives in Newark, N. J.
 Frank D. Browning of Griswold was calling on friends in this city on Sun day.
 Mrs. Georgiana LeCount and daugh- ter. Mrs. Charles Tubbetts, of Man tic, are in Springfield to spend the winter.
 Miss Ruth B. Burdick, teacher in the primary grade at the Long Society school, is confined to her home in Preston by illness.
 John C. Chapman of Brooklyn, N. Y.. who IS we'll known in this city, is spending few days in town, stopping at the Wauregap house.