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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

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i'm Ganss unb bic gutideiouHg lam
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gerbiinb.ten bd5sn ben re6ten GliiseI
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sriffsn uno bic Seuti&en greifsn NIT
GROCER Ssftistsit Die frans0iii6e Stsls
lung spifdxn @eroun unb Soul an.
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ten purbe ON Rudmittds in einsm Of
fisisllsn Bulletin Don oem frdu5oiis
i6en ariessmiuiiisrium angetiinbist
uno in einsm Inn eff llbr absnSs aus@
asaebenen Bulletin ipurbe dngetiiHoigt.
bab bic 5ran3oIen duf bsm egtrsm
lintsn 5liissl. BEL Ropon, se3lpunssn
sstpsIen I.isn, ii9 Dor Der lIe6ermaAt
Der Ssuti4eH suriid5u5ie9en, lie aber
ipisb.r Sis Sffeniioe srgriffen bditsn.
nu6osm fie @sritdrtunssn srhaltm.
Die S9la9t pirb in ben Bulletins als
eins iiberaus bsftise b.s,i9usl unS es
ipirb anssbsutst, bab Der beNIde rsdte
Jliis.l bon 9rlippen BON 2Otbriussn
unS ben @Oseisn Dritartt iuOrosE
Iinb.
Die Gran5oi.n ssbsn aud su, bab
bic Dsutiden iit9 auf ben 5D1sn on
Der Maas fsitseiest habsn, in Der
Gfidtung auf ct. Wihisl porsecruns
gen iinb unS bic Sorts DON parO6ss
unb Camp S.s Romains bombaroirsn.
bic an Der Maas einaBp.r ssseniibsr
iiesen. Dagessn tpirb in Der offisie's
len antiiHbisuns ertldrt. bob fiibIi4
Don gsrbun bic iyrunSOien nod bic
SSbsn Der Maas beberridsn unb bab
bic fran3oiii9en sruppsn por 9oul
aus sesen Beaumont porssriidt ieien.
SIM Centrum, DitIid bon Rbeims,
buben Die SransOien, pariier geri4ten
ssu,db. sinise gOrtheil. srrunssH. ans
Issrrsiais bat ii4 absr HiGt Hsf0nsssss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
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prin3 @il9cIm" eutilob, ipdbreno oie
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nit Sen britiihen SrelBern Sdiliie
mcdlieitc, iuie es idjeint, obne DaB
eins Der Sdliiie Sabei erbeblid, Sc.
lhaoigt ipuroe.
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am 3. gnauit BON 9sciu 9)orf as. all.
gebIid nah Bremen. Ger 1dmpier
5aite rieiisc Mengen non aobIen umo
SeGensntitteln on @oro ino man
ilabm oamals idbon an, oaB Sieie iiir
bic geriorglng Der Dcntld)eu areiI5er
i'm utlaltiidcn G3ean beitimrtt ieien.
Sic aompagnie itellte a6er in alb.
reoe, ccb Ser 9anlpfer ariegsoorrd.
tie al goro babe. seitoen bate man
rur eilnnal bon Dem 9anlpier gebort,
mo Dies mar aIs Die britiifcn areil.
ser meIScten, oab iie i'm aeieben bat.
ten nie er aoblen an Die ~aarIs.
rl6e@ u6sab.
Der britiide Gampfer. Snoian
erinceb-, elm sdiii bon IT'S Con.
iwn sing am %. sluguIt bon gliO oe
aaneiro nad Bort Of Spain uno Rep
2lort al.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
@ldnseno
Sat fid i.it ausbru8 Seg
arieses bic Rei6ss
bant benGbrt.

| qonbon. 25. Sept. - Sn elmer
offi5ieller Grildruns. bic Don Berlin
dIs bei Der Mareoni Gompanp sinsss
iroffeH 1T, beibt ss:
nDas Dirsttorium Der Rsidsbant
ipeiit san3 6sionDers nuf bic abatiade
bin, SaB bic gant in jsber Wsiis Osu
gang aubsrorosntliden 9lnforbsruuser
entiprohen bat, bic infoIse bss ariss
Ses an iis ssiielt purben uno bstont
fernsr. oab 0sutihlanb iopubl in
tpiribidaftli9eL pis in finanaislsr
SinIidt fir einen ariss BON alien
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de bic ptrttitaftlihe unb pOIitif4:
3utunft 9sutiblanos seii4eri ipOrbsn
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rtnsen. mad sinsshsnber llntsriuta,ng
tss SOdDerraths fir iduISis befunoen
nnb gum Sobe psrurt1eiIt pOrbsH.
ipdbrsno isin Gissntbum bsbSrbli3
eings5osen ipiirbe.
9sutffs. oiterrsidifts nnS italisnis
ids 3situns.n befpreasn allsem.in ben
gsipaIiisen Ginbrud, ben iibsrdI bic
Sslbsnthatsn bss bsutidsn llntsriets
boctes III g. sema3t babeu. oas.
nadSem e. bic brsi britii9en Greu;er
gum Ginien sebra9t. ipoblbsbuItsn sur
Gloits suriidsetsbrt III. Die ensIiifen
3eiiiinsen iinb msbr I'M ben @srluit
poH Msnfhsnlsben BEL Der autaitropbe
als iibsr ben lIntsrsans bsr Rreuser
bstiimmsrt unb forbern, Oab ensluno
mebr lInteriesboote unb mebr Winsn
psrtpsnben miiiie.
Sm iiioIiden Marotto aHiSHis,
Deutite iinb bon ben GranaOfsn su
arissssefausenen sema6t unb uddI
GsbOu. ia Der prODins Dram, sebradt
lporDsn, no &c anGebIia gut tsbaHbsIs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
2(no sic 9eut t(&en sic So9en AT oer
2S1aas 6ei 2}eroun ero6ert 6a6en.
9as iran50iii6e &rte9smintitertnm er'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
Maabenge
" a r bic te 5 e itungibrer
Irt, bic je eingsno NE
men puroe.

u IT, pie Je elm 9 e no NE
men ipuroe.
SC otter0 am, %. Septentber.-
Der i'm beutI9en Sauptquartisr lpeis
lenoe &riegs6eri4teritatter bes ,9erz
liner 9ageblatt~ gi6t einc eingebenbe
S6iloerung Der sSeItung Mau6euge
unb bemertt, baB bteie SeItung bic
erIte i4rer 9rt lit, bic ie eingenommen
purbe. Die 5Seitun9sperts 6eitanben
aus einsr Retbe BON Sorts uRo Qus
benDerten. OieIe Aubenpsrte ipure
ben Durtl permaneHte S6an5grd6en
uno ReDouten gabiloet, an bic man
Iebr itper ktantommeu tonnte,
neil tie bur6 ot6te Sta9elbrabts
3dune eei6iiBt luQreH. Die 9eihiiBe
paren in tiefsn glus606lungeu pld-
tirt, aber uiht ipie es getp0buli6 Der
5aa lit, feitssantert, iOnoern fret be.
tpegIid. Ndbrenb bes 2tnsriffs
auf Die Jsitung 6efano ii4 Elm pan>
ser5ug auf Der 2inie n0rbli9 Don Der
5eitung in gltticn. gbe Maubeuss
ii6 ergab, ipurbsn bon ben 9euti6en
ie6s Sorts unb iieben Der QuBen=
perte gsnoutmsn. 9isies benefit
lpie Der airegsberi6teritatter Be.
merit, bab bic Idpere geilgerunssar:
tinerie Der Seutifen i'm Stanbe nal
St.Iungen suiammsn3uidisBsn, BIZ
Don BEN Gran5oien fir uHsinnebm6al
oeholten tpurpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
8teieM5abl.
Bis sur gtnnabme BON
aongpp batten bic Ssuts
i9en bereits $50, 600
Rriegsgefdngene

g III " !.
ROTTERDAM, %. Sept. - 2aut
elmer aus Berlin etngetroffenen De
peI6e Bat Der 9eneraITtab betunnt ges
ss6en, buB iih bic 3a6I her triegsse'
fansenen Jran5oIen, Gnsldnber unb
RuTsn, ausi6lieBli6 Der 10000
Mann, bic in Der SeitIug 9ongpp in
bic &rieSsssfuuseniaaft serietRsn.
unb obne bic einsure9nen, Die Ieitoem
ssfansen senpmmen tpurben, auf iiber
100000 Mann 6slGuft.
Gin beuti4sr GlieSer ii BEL
9oulogne.
9onbpn 25. Sept. Cine Dope
i9e aug gouloeune iagt, bab an
Sreitae Mittoa etn oeuti6er Geropldfl
in orober 6Dbe iiber 8ouIosne bin
flpg unb Der Jiibrer cine Bonnie in
cine Sdiffsperfte mari. gs puros
ctsr giiematb berIebt unb Der onge'
ribtete S6aber mar aud nur sertns'
Der geroplau fIOS in iabIi9er Ria'
tlns Saopn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
Wsaipr 9anfpnitib
Ser Isrbii6e Wasua MD D.
Der, i'm 9sFsat ssfalS .

Qpnbun, 20. September. Gint
9epsI6e aus gfom Tast, ouB Der ERA
biI6e WeuiOr goja suntODiti6, beiisH
Sntriauen ben iesigen &riss 5ur
SSolge gebubt baben, BET SurpaSne, nd
e cine gatterie tommanotrte, ra9
einsm Gsfe6t BON ben Ssi iterreiderts
toot aufg.fuubsu tporoen lei.
SontopitIh mar BON Der OiterretA
diIben Regierlng formea bei8ulotSt
tporben, bic RspoIoer nnb Bomber,
bic fir bas attentot auf ben @r5ber-
aoa ;yrqns SerOinanb in Saraieipo
benuBt purb.n, oem ferbt'1n arie-
nal in Sraguisrpab entnommsn uuo
ben g.rIapOrsnsn gsIisfsrt gu hat
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
Mbsenpmmen
8nrSe Sem 9ommanbauteu Der
syeitung 2ongiup Der ibm pom
arunprinseu belaiiene Segeu,
@eil in ser syeitnns inter ben Wiuni'
transformation Sam.S .amgcln
sefnubem murSen.

aotteroam, 25. Geptsmber.-
@ie aus Berlin bepef6trt ptrb, III
benz Sberiten Sarfe iein Sesen, ben
ibm Der bsutide 9ronprius beIufer
bate, piebsr abgenommen porben
0ieIes ssIau6, neil cine llnteriuduHq
Der in Der Ssitung pon ben Sran5o:
len binterIaTIensu MunttipnsOorrdtbt
bas @prbanbenIein elmer sroBer
Qlnsabl ron Dunn Dunn SuseIn erss'
ben bate,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
Cine grobe ghlaht
I'm iinisn GlugsG ter gp.
geien i'm 9anee.

" u Ytt pr y
geien i'm @anse
3 patis. 25. Sept. = Die folssnts
offisieIIe getannima6ung fpnrbe am
Rndmiitas in paris srIaFsn:
eritsns: 2ln unisrem linten 5liigsI
bat am oteitag cine e6la6t BON sros
ber 9tftisteit bsspmsn spiIdsn benz
jeHissn unierr 9ruppen. Die 3ipiideH
Zen 5liiiIsn CONNIE unD DIE iteben,
nnb ben 4rmeetOrps, tpelde Der Deino
in Der @sssno bon asrsnisr unb ct
0lsniin 5uidmmense5Ossn bat. Dor
bieien armsetorps iinb sinise bon BETA
Centrum Der feinoliden 2inie beran.
ss5oseir iporbsn unb anoers BON aotb>
rinsen unb ben gogsien. Ditie lebtss
ren aDrps parsn nit Der ebenbubn
iiRer 2iittid na6 gambrai bsf0rbsft
iuurb,n.
PDrOIit bon Der slisns, Biz mad
9srrbsqlus8rat, bat fd ni6ts Wi6s
tises ersisnst.
3peitens: Sm Centrum baben mir
6tIi9 bon Rbsims. in Der Ri6iung
! ouf BERN unb WoroHpilliers, Sort
Efriiis ssmadt. Weitsr GftIid. big
10 ben arsonnsu, it bic Gage ungsr
btsrt. DOitlid DON ben arsOnnsn
iDS'psr ;ssiuD nidt' i'm stanOe, ans
9arennes beraus3uiOmmeu.
9lm re6ten llfsr Der Waas i'll ss
Dem Syeinbe seIunssn, ii4 aiIf ben
oortisen 5Dben fsit5uiebsn, namsutlib
auf bsm gOrsebirse Don Setton ebas
tel. uno bat. in Der Ri4tuns ailI Ct.
Wsibisl marifirenD, bic Sorts Don
parofss iinb Champ oes Romains
bombarbirt. Dafiir bsberriden mir
ubsr nod ois 90ben IdHss Der Waas.
fiio.id, Don gerbun unb uniere 5rups
ben. bi. bon 1oul ausseriidt iInS, iino
IN Der g.s.nb bon Beaumont ansss
lommen.
Trittsns: In uniersm rehten Jliis
s,l, In Qotbrinsen iIno ben WogeisH.
baben mir aRsriffs BON unterseorSne=
ter Widtist.ii alif Romsnp auriidss'
i4laaen. Ssilid DON aunspills bat
Der Jsinb einise Demonitrationsn
Lungs Der UliFs DsgOuis uno glstts
ssmaat.
lin .lf llbr Ibsnbs ipurbe Elm iusi'
teres Bulletin ijber ben @srIanf Der
S6ladt am linisn Gliissl Der @ne
biinbeisn auss.gsb.n. or Iautet, baB
bic Jrausofm in Der G.ssnS DonI
gOpou ssSpuusen s.p.Tsn ieisn. iid
Dor sinsm ibsrlssensn Jtinb 3urild-
suSi.bsH absr ipdter pisosr bic 81
I,niips srsriffsn bdttsh ua4bem IisI
grftdriuns,u srbaIten. Gs purbs
binsussfllst, bab bi. Sdladt nod
NIT anptrminS.rir 9efiisteii piltbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
Salier Wilbelnt
coll on elmer itarfen 6 ~
fGItuno IeiOeu.

9orbon 20. Septerber. 8is
Sem ,,Gbroruc[e" eemeIoet miro, iou
Ser aoiier @iIbeIm an elmer itarfem
grfdIaiug leioer, Die er lid 5ltgeso-
oen, ols cr tiirslih I'M beftigten RE
oen ole 8eri6anpmgeu Der oel1tiheu
Er,lppen por 8erbun iript5trte.
g8 bI eiueGrfinouug.
81 nj, pia 9onSon, %. Septernbcr.
Cine 3epeide aus 9aiel on Die ~8icr-
male b'Sytalia" iagt, baB Die SdDeia
elm @riu6en 9ertihIa,roS, ben 9ur@-
marid bon bret glrmeeforps olrr&
i6mei5eriides @cbiet abitIagtg bss
.itieoen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
premier Msqmitb

u ppeIlirt an bic .Gopa.
len unb putriotiT8en
SrtGnber.
Dublin, Dia 2onbpn, %. Sept.
Der premier 4squttb erI6ien am
5rettug 2t6enb i'm Muniion SDuIe in
bieii9er Stabt, nm. fpie er in Isinsr
Rebe iaate, oals !6dupt Der t0nigli.
den Regierung bds lobdle unb pas
triotiife Srlanb dtf3uforoern, TeinsH
Qntbeil an Der 8ertbeibigung Der ge.
meinI6aftlt4en Su6e gu nebmen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
1Netterberid,t.

SIR Ohio. Snbiand, SlIinois,
aentudp. Wsit 0irsinisn unb oas
ipeitlihs psnniplOanisn: SdDn.s
Wetttr am Samitas uno Spnntag.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
Glass of Salts if Your Kid
 neys Hurt.
Eat Less Meat lf You Feel Back
 aehy or Have Bladder Trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter 1t from the system Regular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally You must relieve them like you relieve Your bowels; removing all the acids, Waste and poison else you feel dull mis- cry in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, tlizzi- ness, your stomach sours. tongue is coated and when the weather Is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often get tirritated, obliging you to get up two or three times dur ing the night.
 TO neutralize these irritating acids and flush off the body's urinous waste get about four ounces of lad Salts from any pharmacy, take table spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine and blad- der disorders disappear. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lith- ia, and has been used for gen. erations to clean and stimulate slug gish kidneys and stop bladder irri- tation. lad Salts is inexpensive; harmless and makes a delightful ef- fervescent lithia water drink which millions of men and women take now and then, thus avoiding serious kid ney and bladder diseases,
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
City Items

The last meeting of the Parents and Teachers association of the East street school will be held on Wed- nesday evening. May 13
 The City Mission has opened an office at 131 Main street, rooms seven and eight. Telephone l407-2. Mrs. B. ". Labaree will be at the office every Thursday morning from 9:3O to 11:3O and by appointment.
 Joseph F. Lamb, general superin- tendent of Landers, Frary x Clark has purchased the S. P. Storrs' place on Park place through H. D. Hum phrey. MT. Lamb proposes to take up his residence on the property in the near future.
 The Universalist services held in Hart's block, 429 West Main street, have met with suck favor that the founders have leased the premises now occupied by them for one year, beginning June 1. Sunday evening a fine musical program will be rem dered by the choir and soloists.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
SUBPOENAS SERVED.
Four Additional Connecticut Men
 Summoned in Billiard Case.

New Haven, Conn. May 5.-Addi- tional subpoenas for the interstate commerce commission in connection with the inquiry into the affairs of the Billiard company, were served to- day. the persons named in them be- ing ordered to appear before Commis- sioner McChord at Washington on Thursday. Those summoned were James B. Kelly, a real estate dealer, who, according to the testimony of Harry V. Whipple, former treas urer of the Billiard company had re- ceived five shares of stock of the company from Whipple; George S. Adams, bookkeeper of the Second Ma tional bank of which Samuel Hem ingway, another witness, is president; Samuel c. Warehouse, counsel for the Billiard company, who previously had declined to answer .many questions asked of him on the grounds that his relations with the company were of confidential nature, and c. F. Linsley of Meriden. The last named was for time director of the Bos- ton and Maine railroad
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
TURNER'S CELEBRATE.

The New Britain Turner society celebrated it's sixty first anniversary last night at Turner hall. There was a large attendance of members and their friends, all of whom enjoyed the fine program which had been ar ranged for the event.
 President Herman L. Water gave the principal address of the evening and presented an interesting account of the growth of the society since it's organization in 1853. James L. Doyle Charles E.. Hipp and Fred Schneider fDere presented with twenty-five year Honorary membership diplomas A dance followed the entertainment
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
How t0 Overcome
 a Bad Constipation
There Is a Mild Laxative That Will Bring Safe and Pleasant
 Relief Over Night.


 It is only natural that the simplest of ailments should be the most gen. eral, and so we have whole nation suffering from constipation and indi- gestion, for they are closely allied. But common as constipation is many people do not seem to know they have it. They will complain of headache, drowsiness or biliousness,. all unconscious of the cause of the trouble.
 You should have a full and free movement at least once day. If you pass a day you are constipated, and the result will be that you will catch cold easily or have more serious ailment. To cure the constipation and forestaIl still greater trouble take dose of Dr. CaldwelIs syrup Pepsin at night before retiring and by morning relief will come, With out disturbance from sleep or any inconvenience.
 Legions of people use it regularly in such emergencies, some of them formerly chronic invalids who had suffered from constipation all their lives. Mrs. N. Franz, 67 Eighth street, Salem, Ohio, took physics for years, and, worst of all, without much avail Finally, she began to take pr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and today she is no longer troubled and eats what she likes. Many others will tell you that they have tried most things recommended for this purpose but have found Syrup Pepsih the only one always reliable. A bottle can be obtained at any drug store for
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
THREE DOZEN EGGS
 VIA PARCEL POST
Recipient Complains When Eleven Are Cracked-New Regulations
 Made in Two Countries.

Made Tn TWO COuntf1eS.
 While comparatively few com- plaints are heard at the local post office concerning articles broken en route to their destination, once in a while there is one and recently Rost- master Hicks was accosted by q a wrathful woman who announced that three dozen eggs had been sent her by parcel post and that eleven of them were cracked when delivered. Investigation showed that the eggs were simply packed in a cardboard box and were therefore not sufficient ly protected by the sender. Accord ing to the post office regulations the government is not responsible for ar ticles broken that are not properly packed. #
 Liquids, oils, pastes, salves and other articles of similar nature which are easily liquiiable are now admitted to parcel post for shipment to all parts of this country and the United Kingdom of Great Britain, ac-. cording to an order recently received from the postal department at Wash tngton.
 The postal authorities of these two great nations have agreed to allow the shipment of such materials, pro- vided they are packed in accordance with the postal regulations of the countries in which they are shipped.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
l. AMERICANS ARE SAFE.
Brazilian Minister in Mexico Says
 Everything Is Quiet.

Washington, May 5.-All is quiet in the Guadalajara district and Ameri- cans remaining there are said to be to the state department from the Bra gillian minister in Mexico City. Ameri- cans leaving Guadalajara and those remaining behind are all listed at the state department except four em- ployed by the Cinco Minas.
 The name of Walter c. Minisch, a mining engineer, formerly of Wor- cester, Mass, for whom inquiry was made today, does not appear in any lists at the department
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
VICTIM OF LoCKJAw.
Albert Kunze, Meriden High School
 Junior Seriously III.

Meriden, Conn, May 5.-Albert kunze, a junior in the local high school, is very seriously ill of lock- jaw. The family asserts positively that the boys illness dates from the day following that on which he was vaccinated, but the physicians in at tendance declare it resulted from the bite of dog week later.
 The dog bite, it si stated, has healed but the arm on which the vaccination operation was performed, the family claims, is swollen to al- most twice it's normal size
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
SUSPECT SUICIDE.

Greenwich, Conn, May 5-The po- lice today expressed the belief that August Johnson, aged 40 and un- married, who disappeared yesterday leaving his hat and coat on & local dock had committed suicide by jump- ing off the dock They recalled that three years ago he jumped off the same pier. The tide was low at the time and Johnson was rescued by persons whom his cries for help brought to the scene. @
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05

and state officers began coming to Meriden today for the annual ban quet tonight given by the local camps of the Modern Woodmen of America to the state officers and delegates, preliminary to the opening of the an nual convention tomorrow. At the convention about eighty delegates are expected A. H. Hynes of Hartford, state consul will preside.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05

sissippi for 1913 will stand, according to a decision of Judges Niles, Grubb and Shelby, sitting in the United States district court here yesterday In the same decision the judges held as unconstitutional the privilege tax of s25 mile assessed against the two roads.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
COLONEL LoCKETT ARRIVES

Trinidad, Col, May 5.-Colonel James Lockett, commanding the 11th United States cavalry arrived here early today to take command of the federal forces in the Colorado striks field. He was driven at once to army headquarters, where he conferred with Major w A. Holbrook.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
AT e9th MILESTONE.
Mrs. Smith Happy and Gay, A
 though Confined in HospitaI.

Hartford. May 5.-Mrs Jane E.. smith, who has been at the Hartford hospital two years, reached her 99th birthday today and is as happy and ch1pper as one many years her junior. She was taken to the hospital because of d1siocated hip which has failed to mend. Her faculties are unim- paired.
 Mrs. Smith was born in Glaston- bcry, May 5, 1915. She has a daug},- ter, Mrs. F. s. Grant of West Hart- ford, six grandchildren and as many great grandchildren.
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fifty cents or one dollar, the latter size being bought by families already familiar with it's merits.
 Syrup Pepsin is mild, pleasan nt= tasting and non-griping. Mothers give it to tiny infants, and yet it is effec- tive in grownups. It is for everyone who suffers from any form of stom- ach, liver orspwel ouble,sconstipa- tion, dyspepsiass biliousness,. etc. It's action will so delight you That you will forever avoid harsh cathartics, purgatives, pills and salts.
 Families wishing to try a, free sam pie bottle can obtain it postpaid by addressing pr. " B. Caldwell. 41s Washington street, Monticello. III. A postal card with your name and address on 1t will do.
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CLAIMING CONFERENCE.
Delegates of Unitarian Churches As.
 semble at New London.

New London Conn.,, May 5.--About fifty delegates representing Unitarian churches of New England are present here this afternoon at the Charming conference. In connection with the conference Rev Walter $. Swisher formerly of Passaic, N. J., will be in- stalled as pastor of All Souls church this evening.
 The conference will continue in ses- sion until Friday morning.
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INCREASE WILL STAND.

Jackson, Miss, May 5.-An increase by the Mississippi railroad commits sion in the assessment of the Illinois Central railroad of $3,60O,000 and of that of the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad of $1,SO0,000 in Mis-
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MADAME NoRDICA IMPROVING

Batavia, Java, May 5-Madanle Lillian Nordica, the operatic singer, who has been seriously i'll here for some weeks, showed slight improve ment today.
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WOODMEN TO BANQUET. Meriden, Conn.,, May 5.-Delegates
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This picture was taken in Diaz park, Vera Cruz, and shows company Of light artillery marching through the streets on it's way to the outskirts Of
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the city. Brogadier General Funstcn is taking every precaution to protect the city now under his military con- troI against possible attacks of the
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This picture shows the Naval acad- enay, Vera Cruz, Mexico, after the [. .hombardment from the Chester and
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EEL0 4RIyseRYs yss i sIRseIs oe yeRn sR0z
tssS AS$oeia'T,oes

Mexican federals who are reported to have massed an army aggregaxing over 10000 at three principal points from twenty to eighty miles from Vera Crux.