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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
Ser sescapdrtise aries IN nid)t
blntiser, ais Der psm
Sabre 1870.
gsrluite Der 0sutfd.n bliebsn in Der
sI.idsn psriDos nit 1900 Wann
nett bintsr oeneH Der gnslGnbsr,
nit 10000 Wanu, 3uriid.

Berlin, 20. Sept. Die ~aarls'
ru6sr 3eitung@ vtrSffentlidt folssn'
ben iniersHantsn 9srsleid iibsr oi,
Usrluiie in benz sessnpdrtissu ariess
nit benz 5eIb3us pom Sabre 1870
bis 1871:
.gs biirfts unfsre 2eier inisrsHi,
rem, gu srfabrsn, pie bod iih bic an
5inb Der bisbtrissn 9srIuftliiien Be-
rs8nsten 9siummto,rIuit. unisrer
5ruppen belauieH. 9essR mir bisier
gsrsdnuns bic 9srluiiIiitsn biz sur
q. prsubiidsn. 8. bansrifden. 13,
piiritsmbsrsiI6sn unb 5. iddfidsn
W.rluitIiite sinftlisblit Der xpsilE
Isbtsn 9iiis 5u @ruHbs, 10 srseben iifj
folsenbe ruube 3oblsH:
5obt etfpa 3,0s0
gsrpunbet etpa 1900
0ermibt etfpa 5000
9ds madt einen @tiammtbsrluii Don
runo 1900. Doh 1T oatei gu be.
ridF6tissn, bub bi. 3abl Der Der.
mibten sbsr gu bod dls Su nieoris ee.
srtiitu puro.. ba iib 70 manbs 8srs
mibie ipdter pieosr einfanbeu. Bon
ben ShDerpsrpunbstsn pdrs nod bic
.3aN Der ipdt,r an ibrsn Wunosn Gss
itprbsnsn abSusi.ben unb ben 1ooteu
3usure6neu. Wenn mir bsbenisn.
bab Die GnsIdnbtr Bis aur britten
gerluitIiiis. sinfdlisbIi9 Der brittsn.
sssen 10000 9eiammtpsrIuIt ans:.
ben, 10 braudsn uns unisrs 3ab!en
niht bitter su iiimmen. gu bsilas.n
III natiirliG sin isbss Wsnidsnlsben,
bag uns oisisr fur4tbars arisg .Os
iist."
Spfer serinssr aIs i'm
Sabre 1870.
llnfpilItiirli1 ihfpeif,n namsntIid
BEL ben Ra6ridten bonn pstIidsn
ariessidauplaB bi, 0ebantsn INNER
tpieber riidpGrts au ben grinnerun.
gen an bic greisniiTe Don 1870. go.
mentli1 ipirb INNER ipisbsr iorgen,
Ooa eriposen, ob ni9i bisfer aries
bon 1914 unidslid pisl blutisr unb
opf,rreidsr fir uns isi als Der BON
1870. Gs III meripiirbig, cine .p;s
srObe llnuntsrrittbsit iait allssmeln
iiber bic bier gum @ersleih h.ransiis
aisknben 3ablsn aug bem ari.ssilbr
1901 b.rrfdt, obslsid es ,iasut,
lid iebr lsiat TIT, lie Su rfabren.
55ier mad Der .SGgIiden Rnnb.
ftaD cine 9tuspabI unb bi. 5aup.s
bdten boruus:
Gs bttrusen bic bsutfhen 8srluite
1870 in benz @ef.dt BET Weibenburg
81 Sffiai.re unb 1850 Wlann.
Bel M0rtb 489 Offisisrs unb TO-.
900 Mann.
Bel Spi6srn 4s71 Wlann.
Bel golombep. .Nouilp 5000 Wann.
burunier 200 Offi5iere.
gei @ionpille Wlars Ia 1pur:
10000 Mam; bas "a. Regiment als
lein perlcr bier 1000 Wann unb SO
Dffiaisre, BAG 5fpsiie Battalion b.s
20, Regiments alls Dffi3iere, bic gris
sabe WsbelI DON SO Sffisiersn unb
4546 Wann 72 Offisisre unb 2542
Wunn.
8ei 0rdpslotte Gaint 4ripot
20,159 Uiunr. baruntsr 800 Off.
5isrs.
Die sriten bierasbn 9ags bss
ausuft an 4, ausuit fGnb bas
erfte Gsfedt. pas BEL Wsibenburs.
ifatt - alfo bic eritsn ssbu 9ags felt
gr6ffnung bts Rumpfes fofsttn mad
Der 8srshnuna bss Gsnsralfslbmdr.
i9ags D. Moltts in fsinsr gsIdidts
bss arieses BON 1907 III bic Dsli.
f4en In Tsd5s GttIaHten $4,000
Mann. Stbnn foItttt uns 460 Diff.
aisre unb $500 Nann; cine fit bic
nefffeu uob hsm qlordnasoduoensu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

iiaerlid iibsrraI6.nb ssrinse 3abl.
Die 9eiummtopfsr b.s arisses bon
1870-71 beirasen mad Woltts 6247
Offi3iers unb l23, ,453 Wsunn.
aIlts IN allen Summen, bintsr ots
nen bas nett 5uriidblsibi, mas uns
bic @erlufflifien bts arieoss BON
1914 biz iebt 5u sr3dbIsn 9attez.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

snfrsunbIidsn glemenien angsii9ts
Der osutfben Grfplge bic gtuasn aufe
uilo iibsrsebeH. Die 9iiriei fat mobiliz
iiert, iibsruII asisen iid bie Spursn.
Wem gilt esq Die Solbaten ipiHen's
nidt. Die pforte bGlf iid neutral.
ober gsbt IS bod pislleift gessn Gns.
lamb mad Gegppien2 es III m5slih.
9sbt's sesen ben .Woslcb2@, ben
RuifeH? Das tpiinfdsn ale, aber ieiz
nsr fpeib es. gu erfabren IN es nidi,
mas bic 5iiriei beabfidtiat, ob fe eins
greifen ooer nur brObsn ober iiur be-
reit isin min. iid fsIbsr su fcbissn.
Wir batten auf jeben 5all ben erfreus
liden Ginbrud. ss iluppe oissrial In
b.r 9iirtei. lleberaI i'm aanbe 9rups
pentrunsporis. Sesr,iiss, 3.lildser.
Waffentransporte. Sm Gebirse beaegs
nen mir na6ts sefpeniiiiden 3iisen,
aameltaraipanen rieiiger glusosbHung.
Gin 9bisr f6psisiam fbpdntsnb bins
ter Dem anbern, unb isoes bslabtn NIT
5lpei Idnslihen fhperen aiitsn. 5ras
gen mir nad beren Snbalt. 70 srfolste
ols anitport bic gepesuns bss 3ise
lens, begleiist bon Dem pieliagsnosn
Worie sWauisr". Dem iputtigsn
Grnit Der seipaltissn ssri.ssriiituns
ssasniibsr, Der offsnbar iiberaa berre
f6enoen 8sseiiternne. pia ss ipsnis
bsiassu, Dab mir i'm Snnsrn bss Can.
bes sirige lln3uldnglidteiisn fdheu.
Sc ndber mir aOnitantinop,l samen.
befto beHer fab alIes aus. Das III beuts
i6e qrbeii uno Groisbuns. Ginmal
b6r!en mir, aIs mir nadts In siHem
Sumpfe feitIassn, in Der Terns Dort
iibsr3iebenos 1ruppen unb b.riiberilins
genb edts bsutf6e aernporte. 70 Ter
mig, bab iie ii6 Der Wisbersabe ents
sisbsn. Gin bsutfdsr Sffisisr fsuerie
70 feline f6Idfrisen Wonnidaftsn an.
unb pi.Ifsi9t baben bic es nod fir
seomplimsnis gsbaItsf. bic brauuen
S6bue arabiens.
glm 6. September iuareN mir in
aOnfianiinopeI. bag Iebbaft.r mar uie
je suoor. llsberal raIhtite geipesuns.
Wiliiir In 4utos, gu Waseu. 81
9ierbs, gu SUB. allss orbentlid fams
her, ilinf imo beieelt BON Dem 8efiih(
ebernsr Gsiiisteit. lleberau bsutid,s
aeuie, freun6lihes Winien I'm Dorii.
bcrfIiben. griibs Der Seimatb. Siesss-
superiiti in isbem qlntlib. lluS i.Ibii
bos 0oli, bic Wenss - iibsraq bic
slsife Stimmuns: .Deutf4laHb uns
fer Jreunb." aiest bod, oo.r lag bod
an oisfem Gage bic .GOsbsn4. runs
ERE GOsbsn' fassn fs ftOl5. unipeir
aonitantinop,l.
Sn Bulsarisn - - Rube. Weit
unb brett t.iH irisseriides 3si6er,
taum Elm Soloat. llns bas Dolts
Rad alien. ipas mir sIaubpiirbis In
uno an ben gabnen bSrten, bsrrffi
Der Tebniiidtiss Munfd, nift in ben
&ries biueinssriH.n 3u tperoen. lIebers
aa freunblite Wieneu. iiberca Der
@uni6 mad yReuiruliidt".
glnbers, gan5 anoers in RumGnisn!
aoum bat bic Babn bas ihWale
@rensgebi.i ourdflosen, ri9tissr:
6urdtro4sn, 70 erblidt bas eriiaunie
auge - man seitaiie on glusbrud -
ben S9atten, Den Der brcbsnbs Gries
Golbaten, SoIbafen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

Gs geniist nidt. sssen
probibition gu itimmen. Dir miifen
ni6t blob bic 9sute beapinaen, mel.
DIE ben 9iirssrn Elm ssiitises Sod
auferlegen uno bic Stabt Cincinnati
ruinirsn pulIsH, ionosrn mir miiiien
aud bic 9strdnteirase in befrieoissHs
Der Wsife ressIn, unb Das lam our6
Innabms oes Some Rule amenoe.
ments seIhe6en. Die parols Iautet
alip: @sssn prObibition uno fir
Some Rule.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
msnn bas oOme auls almenD

gDenn bas 6ome Rule 9lmenpe-
ment anse.pmmen tpiro. hanu Der
fdbaffen iih bie giirger auf lanse 3ett
atube Dor ben probibitiuniiten unb ld-
Iiisen puritunern, bic ibnen bas 2eben
rerleiben unb teins aeiunben pcliti.
idben 8srbdltnifis allftpmmen lahen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

Die republitanii DE n Be
pcrbcr Don SamiIton GOuutp iteb.n
ole Iammt uno ionbers uuf Der Seite
les Sreiiinns uno iollten bemna9 Don
olIsn freiiiunisen giirsern unteritiiBt
fperDsn. ssbre Ysfdbigung ii sur @ss
niise erpieien. Soerr Cooper, Der ii9
lin bas Gountp. p.S6aBamt beipirbt,
hat ii6 burd itrenge pfIi4terfiilIuns
tinen Ramen qcmu6t. Serr peter
Turr. Der iit I'm Die Wiebererpd9.
luna als GountpsIuoitpr belpirbt, 6e.
iiht in Stsueriaden cine Defenders
griinblide aenntnib unb eie 8iirser
tpun iih felbit unredt, penu lie ibn
I'id1t tpieoer erpGblen. Ssrr Sopls
Ia. bas Reforbers.glmt in muiterbafter
Weiis oerpultet, rpie iiberbaupt ale
Hunoinate1 auf oem republitauiihsn
Gpuutn.Sidet anertunnt tii9tise MGn.
rsr iinp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

gs perhen ieBt fir 250 Mil.
Iionen 0olars 9elbihsine fir bic
RsierDe6unten asorudt. Steie ioqen
tauptiG1lih aur Notwithstanding
ron 9ei6dftsrs6isln 0erpenDung
!iHoen. mas erIeben IdBt, III tpel9 un.
Molib beiiersn finan3isasn Yerfai:
iuna ii1 bic Der. Staaten isst befin.
ben, als bisbsr. Wenn man friiber
cine ioIhe Summe 9elbes brau6te,
bann purbe es in GngIanb auinmmen.
9ebetteIt uno re Banter Dertiir2tsn oen
&rebit. 9as iii ieBt niht mebr nDtbig.
Das @slb, oas mir fir ben 5anoel
brauhen. beihaffeu mir uns iel6ft uub
fparsr babel etHe risiias Summe on
,2inien. pie raA GH1lano abfIoFsn
Sbas 3bsifsI nirp oisie neue Gins
riatuna i6oH i'm DeSember cine 5Ddit
belsbenbe Nirtuna auf Die Gef6dtte
cusiiben. sSm llebrieen III bic 9s.
ihlftslase nidt 10 unbefrisOtssno, pte
fie barseitelIt nirb. gaas mir an
@aumtpoue psuigsr auBer 2anbss
iAideH, gleihen mir our6 ar0bere Der.
tdufs an grobitOffsn, fSleiif unO
Rriegsmaterial aus. Das III pobl be.
friebiaeno, aber es bIsibt bp6 Elm
Gruno aur &laae. CUR 3eit, ba gan3
europa untsr WaffeR itsbt. hdttsn mir
als bag ar0bts neutrale 9anb. bag in
ter 2aae 1T, 4fles au liefern, nag Der
arisa bruuht, in @elo ihpimmsu
miiHsn. Dab mir oieie Sadlass
nitht ausniiten t1nnen, baeen mir uns
ielbif ausuidrei6en. bu mir ni6t fir
,ine 6anbels.Marine aeforqi bab.n.
GisIe au srlansen. pirb mad 8etnsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

Die ruIiii6e armse piro
'ansIam pertriimelt. Sebeu Gag Ian,
gen iid bic 1sutihen an bic 10000
Mann, uno oas 5dbIt, benn bic gn.
nabme, oab ben Rufen Sa1lloie Men,
idenmaTsn sur 9srfiisung iteben, 1T
unbesriinoet. Rub!ano bat in unss.
fGbr flint Sa6rsn 2s miuionsn Wann
ausgeriiitet uno eiHegsrairt. Sn oies
ie Rsiben i,np I9on isbr Disls 2iidsn
seriiisn poroen. Sinbenburs bat BE-:
fonbsrs oamit aufserdumt uno jsbsn
Sag peroen cine 4H3abl 9sfansens
semudt, mas iid i'm 2aufs Der 3eit
auf cine itattIi6s 3iffcr iteissrt. Der
SriaB fir oisis 9srluite pirb idpsr
gu beiGaffsH isin, benn mas bic Rui.
FEN isBt nod ins 5slb itsusu t1nneu.
iit bOdft robes Materiol. DAB Dos
rufiihe 5eer ni9t anndberno 10
iiberpGltigsno fart 1T, ME bisbsr
DON 8ielen angerommen purbe, pirb
iton bepieieu, nenn man iiebt, ME
ss pOn ben osutI4en @ren5en ferns
ge3alten unO jsBt aud aus Deter.
reid binuusgetrieben puroe. llnb
bdrin liegt oas ganGs qroblem bss
TeIbaugss. Die Sran5oisn febsH elmer
ssrmaImsnbsn Nieberlags sntssasn,
lpeil bic Ruiisn ibnen nift belfsn
fOnnen uno mir slauben, bic 4niidt
lpasen gu tOnnen. blb i6on gfnfang
Ropsm6er Der bic fr1ns6iiI6s 4rmee
ssrnalmsnOs S6Ias falsn pirb.
Gs perben iebt fir $50 Mif.
Iionen Dollars 9elbihsins fir bic
ReierDebanten aeorudt. Steie ioaen
E1 Il MI AI:.A ...r Ml:aAaSA.a .aln.4.<.....
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

auna beg arisaes unisre auuptanfsdbe
fein. ba mir iie ,haben miiiIen, lin Den
auBenbanbel bsiier forbern au f0nnsn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03
CHAPTER X.
GoethaIs a Great Administrator.

~ EGINNING July l. 1908. Colo
mel Goethals initiated. changes
In the organization. which was
, - to be the final one for the. ca
nal. The. department of engineering
and construction was divided into
three grand divisions. to be known as
the Atlantic. central and Pacific In
the central division the main excara-
ton Of the canal has been made. as the
chain had to be pierced with
q cut, the bottom of which would be
only forty feet above sea level, neces-
stating digging down from the high
est point on the surface. a depth of
212 feet. between Gold and Contrac-
tors hills.
The equanimity with which Colonel
Goethals has met every unexpected de-
In the construction work is
a distinguishing feature of the mans
mental processes. If he ever has for
one moment entertained the shadow of
q doubt of the success of the lock type
canal he has not allowed his fears to
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Ltd. held this day, the following of
ficers and directors were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
F. c., Atherton, president, w. R.
Harrington, yice-presidents and general
business manager: Emil Berndt, sec
rotary; w. ]. Forbes, treasurer; C. H
Atherton, director. -.
EMIL BERNDT, Secretary.
Honolulu, July 80, 1914. 49,.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

The Board Of Supervisors of the
City and County CT Honolulu will hold
a public meeting in the assembly hall,
Mcintyre building, corner of Fort and
King streets, Honolulu, at 1880 o'clock
p. m, Tuesday, August 4, 1914, at
which discussion is invited as to why
sections. Is and so of Ordinance No. 26,
known as the Building Ordinance,
should be amended.
d. KALAUOKALANT, Jr., /:
. Xix City and County. Clerk.
5919-July 80, 81, Aug. l. g, 4.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03

"A fellow in New York advertised
a sure way to cure dyspepsia said
81 Heck $50 | sent the dollar. and
what do you think / got?" What
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03

pe mauIFFcS. -.e s'I0eS. the sup ~
the Gait dam. the volcanic evidences
In the 4ehra cut. the cracks In the
lock WIS. earthquake disturbances
and n hi of lesser troubles have not
shaken ) faith.
The rInmoth Gatun dam had been
begun d 1906 and by 1908 was taking
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03
SURGEON cHlRoPoDIsT.

did you get?' asked Lem Bing. "A
card with this printed on it, Live on a
dime day and earn it yourself" re.
piled ST Heck
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03
MACHINE SHOP.
PAINTER.
PRINTING.

We do not boast of low prices which
usually coincide with poor quality:
but We know how" to put life,
hustle and 60 into printed matter,
and that is what talks loudest and
longest. Honolulu Star-Bulletin job
Printing Department, Alakea Street;
Branch Office, Merchant street.
5399-tf
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vuLcANIzINe.

Auto, Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires
vulcanized. Taisho Vulcanizing Co.,
$50 Merchant, near Alakea Street.
Telephone 1897. S. Saiki, manager.
561S-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03

TODAY,s NEWs TODAY
.srAR.BULLgAN GIVES YOU
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03
ESSMAKING.

Johnson and Olson, dressmakers, Elite
building, Beretania, near Bishop SITS.
49," - 5910-1m
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DANCING SCHOOL TANGO.

Glasses now open Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays, to and 1880 to
$3.50 p. m. at the large and small
halls, NatiUnal Guard Armory. For
further information call or phone
A. E. Clarke, 1856 Alakea, phone
1876. Associate to Prof. L. A. Hep
burn, instructor. 5907-1m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03

Royal Clothes Cleaning and Dyeing'
Shop. Cali and deliver. Tel. 3149.
Okamoto, Beretania, mr.. Alapai St
5595-tf
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Japanese cooks, walters, yard boys.
Matsumoto. 1924 Union. Tel. 1856
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Union Employment Office, Tel. 1920.
All kinds of help G. Hiraoka, Pro-
prietor, 1910 Emma, cor. Beretania.
..r ..#" 5909-3m .. +"
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Y. Nakanishi, Ga Beretania mr.. Smith
street. for good cooks, yard boys.
Phone 4511; residence phone 4511.
5246-tf
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LIVERY STABLE.

First-class livery turnouts at reason.
able rates. Territory Livery Stable,
348 King, mr. Punchbowl. Tel. 2535.
551S-tf
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
LINES HIS POCKET WITH
 YOUR SKIN
That Is What an unscrupulous Dealer Does If He Succeeds in Selling You
 a Substitute for Resinol.

OvHr eighteen years of constant use by physicians and public have shown that Resinol stops itching instantly, and quickly heals tormenting, unsight- ly, skin eruptions. We have thousands of unsolicited testimonials that prove it.
 Most druggists are only too glad to sell Resinol to their customers because they know that it will give satiEfaction. But a few interruptions dealers offer, Resinol closely enough in name or ap pearance to deceive the unwary.
 They claim these are just the same &s ResinoI" or just as good as Resi- mol" But they are NOT. They are crude imitations often cheaply made and of little or no healing power. The dishonest dealer wants to sell these limitations instead of Resinol because HE can make a few cents more profit and not because they will do your skin any good.
 We publish this to warn our GUS toners, many of whom write that they have been deceived by limitations of Resfnol. If anyone tries this trick on you, insist on seeing a jar of genuine Resinol also. Compare the two oint- ments and decide for yourself if the substitute" IS just the same as Resi- noL ReSinol Is never sold in bulk, only in opal jars with the name blown in the bottom Each jar comes in a blue carton which it is unlawful to initiate Price soc and s1.N For trial size, free, write to Dept. AFR, Resino1, Baltimore, Md.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
STATE BUSINESS MEN.
Midwinter Banquet to Be Held at Hartford March 1o-Other State Notes.

The midwinter banquet of the State Business Mems association will De held at the Hartford club in Hartford March 10 and unless all indications prove false it will be one of the most en- 1oyable events in the history of the organization. Secretary of Commerce Redfeld and Harry A. Wheeler. of Chicago. secretary of the national chamber of commerce. have agreed to be present and address the gathering. President, Frank H. Johnston of New Britain, has worked hard to get these two speakers of national importance and is to be congratulated on his sue cess.
 The Rockville Business Mems as- sociation is taking steps to secure lower rates for fire insurance. It has appointed a committee to take the matter up with the New England In surance exchange. This is a move ment of interest to all business people in the state and the result of this committees work will be watched with interest.
 The conviction of William H Ma loney of Hartford, for false advertis- ing, was the first under an act passed by the last legislature and fathered by the State Business Mems association. It is one of a number of acts which the state association hopes to have in corporated into the statutes of Con necticut for the protection of it's bus iness men
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
1913 VITAL STATISTICS FOR NORWICH.
Nine More Marriages Than 1912 Less Births and IA Less Deaths in the Town-281 Marriages SAY Births and 511 Deaths Were the Statistics For Past Year.

cidents and violence 1. all other dis eases 20.
 New London-Grippe 1, diarrhoea under years ?, consumption l, con sumption in state sanatorium 1, pneu- monia 4. bronchitis l. disease of ner- vous system 3, heart disease 5, all other diseases II.
 Groton-Grippe 1, diarrhoea over years l. diseases of the nervous sys- tenn ?. heart disease l. accidents and violence l, all other diseases 3.
 Stonington-Consum l, pneu- monia l. diseases of nervous system 1, heart disease 5. all other diseases 5.
 Windhan-Measles 2, grippe l, ma larial fever 1. consumption in state sanatorium l. pneumonia 1, bronchitis l, diseases Of nervous system 2, heart disease l. all other diseases 10.
 Killingly-C 2. diseases Of nervous system 2, heart disease 3, all other diseases 5.
 Putnam 2. bronchitis 1, diseases of nervous system l, all other diseases 6.
 The death rate per 1000 inhabitants for Norwich was 15.1, for New London 14.7, for Groton 16.2, Stonington Al, Windham 1S.4. Killingly 22.2. Putnam 16.5.
 Norwich had 47 living births in No vember, New London 35. Groton 8, Stonington II. Windham 19, Killingly 12 and Putnam 15.
 There were 23 marriages in Norwich during the month of November, 20 in New London, in Groton, in Ston- ington. in Windham, in Killingly, 10 in Putnam
 The mortality in public institutions of the state was II in Norwich, in New London, 8 in Putnam, and in Windham Among the towns report ing as having no deaths are Canter- bury, North Stonington, Salem. The registrars for the following towns have made no report for the month of De- cember: Canaan, Hartland, Ledyard, and New Fairfield.
 By mortality reports received there were 1.556 deaths during the month Of December. This was 2S2 more than in November and 67 more than in December of last year, and 12O more than the average number of deaths during December for the five years preceding.
 The death rate was 15.S for the large towns, for the small towns 16.1 and for the whole state 15.9.
 Among the number of cases of in fectious diseases reported by the health officers of the following towns are
 Smallpox-Brooklyn ?. Danielson (borough) 1. Killingly 2. New London ?. Norwich 10 Plainfield II.
 Measles-New London 2, Williman- tic (city) ?, Woodstock l.
 Scarlet fever-Groton (borough) 1, Killingly New London 1. Norwich (city) 2, Stonington l, Willimantic (city) 5.
 Cerebro spinal fever-Waterford 1.
 Dfphtheria and croup-Jewett City (borough) 1, Norwich (city) ?, Nor wieh (townl 1. Putnam 3, Willimantic (city) ,.
 Whooping Brooklyn ''preva- lent, New London 1.
 Typhoid fever-Putnam 1.
 Tuberculosis-Kil 1, Norwich (city) 1. P1ainield l. Preston 3.
 La grippe claimed one victim In Preston, and consumption in Preston. 1 in Holland, 1 in Waterford and 1 in Woodstock besides others in other towns.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17

The number of births, marriages and deaths reported from other towns, re- lating to Norwich residents were as follows: Births s. marriages A, deaths 16; a total of 66.
 In the preceding year the returns from other towns gave 8 births, 52 marriages and 2 deaths.
 The record of deaths occurring in the town for the past year totals 511
 In these were S3 deaths of non-res- idents and 152 deaths occurred in pub lie institutions
 The causes of death were as fol- lows: Measles ?, scarlet fever or scar letina 8, la grippe or influenza II. cer- ebro- spinal meningitis 1, diphtheria and croup 3, erysipelas 2. typhoid fe- yer 4, puerpal fever 4, diarrhoeal dis eases (under 5 IT; Cover 3 ?; con sumption or phthisis 68, pneumonia or lung fever 53, bronchitis g, all dis eases of nervous system 70; heart dis ease 61. accident and violence 2S, all other causes except still births 167.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION
 ADMITS NEW MEMBERS
Directors Held Joint Meeting with
 Membership Committee.

The board of directors of the Nor wien Business Mems association held 8 meeting on Friday evening in their rooms in the Shannon building at which two new names, 4. w. LiIIi- bridge and l.. o. Smith were admit ted to membership
 The sum of $10 was voted towards 8 the farm bureau project to be inaug- urated here. The membership com mittee held a joint meeting with the board of directors and laid out plan for securing new members
 The Norwich Business Mems asso- eIatlon has received it's allotment of ten tickets for the rnidwinter banquet of the state business mems associa- tion at which it is expected there will be an attendance of 400 on March 10th in Hartford.