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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18
YrObibition n,o ibre ,solaeu.-

NtoutpItuH u tDTe SOlHeW.-,SU
ieincr Sotidnft an Die neue 2esislatur
bon Maine, erfldrte Der jiingit err
lpdblte @olperneur Curtis, in Dem cr
nuf beridiebenc Yldnfen Ieiner
YarteisY latform binlpies, pic folst:
vSn i%inierer Elatiorm liuo bic gus
iihtcn nltseebriidt. - nab Die ituats
lide Rrobibitiou in Wfaine lid) als rns
praftiif erfpiclen bat, bab ienes Bros
bibitions sMnenbemcnt Dem Golfc piee
Der CUR gbitinmun9 porselegt tpcrben
ipa, Dab Der Biberrllf iener Wnbs
tinbr,e bon iins gitsebeiBen miro. I'M
an Stele DEG Staates bic Staot ODER
bas Stdotd,en 81 iesen, ipeld,e nad)
8eitimmung ibrer 8irscr Die Cons
trole ODER abihaffuns oes @etrdnfcs
banoels rcgnlieren iollen."
8etanutlid lit Der ansebIife 3ped
Der Yrobibition Der, Die @dbigfeit an
forbern. Sn einem @cmeinpobl. fpte
3. .. Dubuque miro bieiem Stped
ourh bas ~beitebenbe @eieb seuiist.
0tan %permutbet aber, oaB elm seipiier
9ro5entiae Der Yrobibitipn sesen bas
Bier lit, nidt 10 iebr peil es i1aoen
fol-. Ionbern neil cs ben Sreunocn
oesielben 8ersniisen madt. Rnts
cnIep bat ben Yuritanern bieies feiners
5eit nahgeipieien. llniere Stellunss
nabme in oieier Sra9e babeu mir bes
Dfteren betpnt. mir iinb fir ipabre
0taBi9teit unb peritdnoise Hegulies
riiug bes acknowledgements. nifi aber
fir @onfisfation unb olhes
meint Prohibition. Die
Mebrbeit Der gepolternng Sotpa's
iheint aber anberer Nniiht gu iein,
tpie Tire Gertrcter es ourh Die Chat
eebei9t baben. BUR Belt iino Die
Staaten: GIabamu. Nri3ona, @eorsia,
aanias. Wnine. MiiiiiIippi. Tprtt
Carolina unb @eit @irginia trodeu.
ndbrenb bi: Stadten COLORADO, WaSbs
insion. Oregon, Virsiniu unb Soma
in 1915 trnden iperben. Cine iibei
ole iiipliten Siaatcn gu hisfntieren
100 Srubibition bauptiddlif her Nc9el
'mcges eingcfltbrt ipurpe, nod ilbcl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18
gOrH6t Dor eanabiidem @elO.-

Slnberslpo in bieier Rumnier ipirb
c~onltatiert, bab Der bel9iife Staat
bancroft lit. Sic Shulbeu pro
Saupt belauien lid auf a~nndbertto
500 per aopf Der Sepolferuug. 8ie
mir nun inn betnnnten canabiihs frans
5oiiifeu 3aae6latt Sc Sepoir" bum
8. Mdr5 leien, betrug Die canabilhe
S%taatsihlIb gnbe Se6runr - Iaut
offi5ieler 8etanntntahling - $401,s
sol ,90 ee9en $317.169.S01 5ur
iclbiseu 3eit purieeu SabreS. sic
NOR olio gnbe Scbruar nm $S4,722.s
108 bober ais i'm oorisen Sabr. Sir
cine 8cpoltrrung Ron 100000 mad)t
oas cine ShulD BON $66.98 per
Saupt. gauabu bat an areoit pers
lorcn unb ieiu @clb lit al @ertb ses
%iunfen. 0ie perlnlitet. nebmen
nuterifaniidle 8nnten eunaoiides 8elo
MIR nen inter g%erednnne eines Obs
5uees o Elm ODER 5rpet Fro5ent an;
ameritnniihc Gnrporaiionen lpciien
theiImciie conubiifcs Och 5urilf ulo
ielblt Die ~GonbutIeure aui Den Stras
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18

CT teber 2eier!-slus Ben pieIen intereiianten
" lno lebrreifen ,3uifriften, ipelte uns in
oieIeil 1aget ~5uaeben, n1hleit mir nit
6leiB folee1oe 3eilen, pelde ms en Frieiter
5llid)idt lu10 Die helonoere 9ead)tltrtg p%er0ienen. Der
bodnp. Serr ifreibt:
v8as MN sSSbre beabiid,tiete t1glid,e giissabe
bon ySDc Catholic tribune" betrifft, 10 f0rtlten Gle
nelnell Ndnlen IIr 500 iGbrlid, fir iiinf Sabre,
oui Die elite Der 8eitraeenoen ieeeu. 9ros ,Sbres
lobipiiroigen etfers, babe i6, oas nuB id Shnen
notbgeoringen %befenneil, pcnig Sofinung, bab Sic
Sbre 8lane in Der nabcn 3ltfunft perruirflifel, lper.
ben. "a luirb bic 2osif Der Shatiaden nod gans
anocrs reben ober Der Sinncl inns einen aettelcr
lcnoen miiicn. Sd begreife Die 8ieidgiiltigfeit itl-
lerer bodlteli aretie einind) ntd)t, mo BEL be, bret.
ten @aiIern berriht cine b~poenloie @eritGnoniblolig-
felt. Wo iol 9ns binolts nm mie neroen mir Der.
emit por Dem Serum Der @ei6idte ~oaleben? dun
nit 8ott."
@ns uns an bieien Seilen inb Ser lie ~bealeitct.
ben Sanbting gefdat, lit ser @irfli6feits-
in II. SroB Der flnren Grfenntnib Ser meuie
b offnungspollen Gage ser fatboliiheii
Greiie, periueigert Der bodnp. 9%rieiifreiber nift
ieine praftiibe Witmirfung. llnb oo.
ourd, ilitterifeioet lid, ia eben Elm neiber bon einent
ldapar5e1 Naben = Inn yeine Nrt" bllolid)er
Sprnde sl benusen. Sdapar5e Raben, n~tbeilperl
%fiiloeioe, ~flagenoe EeIimiitcn, Die janlrern mo
lanelitiren mo ielbit bispeilen ioaor nit eiltem
ltnler5uer5errtel 9eiidte nod Ylane p~orlegen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18
arheitssriraenbeit fir A~rbeitslorr.

Gin @eiet, bos ber8uanbe ho6l endg baHebt. bat ser Staat Sbabp
enbe 5ebrnar angcnomnen. Bic GounpsG omnuNdre in rbm County Soucn
fir Notbranosarbeien ior9en, rpelde lohen 9Hrecrn ibertruaeu merbeu, bic
ouBer Irbett fo. Seielben mlNcu feds @onote I'M staac Sbabo ans
tdng len 1no fonncn nibt ntebr ns 80 Gage Grbeit pro gRann in einen
fstalen Sabre crbolten. Sic Irbeits8eit lit mi. abt Stmbcu pro Sag iets
9ricbt rnb Die betcffenbcn Irbethr crbaten ntt peniger aIs 80 Prp5cut Don
Dem Sobn, Den Die regnIdrcn angtcutcn Irbeucr crbatn, auseenonuneu, tic
fmo nid)t perbenattet; acr aud III benz Sale burien fe ni6t mcniger ais
rs &ro8ent oes berinmten Sobus crbaten. 6Gnf5i9 9ro5ent Der fir biic
gotbtauo5arbeieu behinme Sunme foil ben Srucrn icnes GounhJs ets
nonrncn perben, III ncldenn iolde arbcien ausgcfHhrt ncrbcn. Oas obige
@c eb, tucldc ENC grt itaati6e Serrhcrung gegen Observation-Disclosures lit.
ianmt bon ctncrt So5alifcn, Der gcLrnt 81 BADEN ideiut, uc bic gcb0rbcn
in europa ehcn lebeI icuern-(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18

Waite. lpo. fpie obcn eingeftnnben
fpirb. Vrohibition nift probibisrt, nod
bic 100 Vrosent Gteuer3uipodss in
einisen Sabren. Der Srriinnss unb
gbeiheiounes : Neforb in @anias.
b%iirften mir uns bic 8emertune ere
Iaiiber, bab mir Sotpaer fir bic gbre.
III bieier biittn9nierten &eielifaft sn
iein uns einsu 3uitano aufbalien. Der
8~eiesloiiefeit uno Niidifritt bebelten
miro. Sc8eifnenb fir fommenbe
3eiten in Soma lit Der Wis, Der int
Solfsmuno bereits iest bic Iunoe
madt unb lautet:
"The X..--- Brewery sold out to
a Chicago concern. What is the new
firm going to manufacture? Glass eyes
for blind pigs"
Sic Geute, Die iih Yrobibitipn aufs
laoen, erfldren banit iueireft ben
Bancroft Der fittliden nnb pbpiiIfen
Wiaensfdrfe Enthusiastically bes
Wenifen. Sic fennen fein perniinf<
tises unb iittIides 30 Hesitation
mebr. Sic tbun's sur 3eit, pie bic
Satobiner Der fransoiiihen 8eppllls.
ton getban BADEN, II nid,t serabe
(ieet) 10 rubifal. Die Safobiner be-
sanlien 5t fopfen, als iie merften
~bab Die @ernunft, 3. B. Die @erz
nunft, Die Tie meinten, bic G6Gbel
ibrcr @esner, bic Der @ertreter bes
alten &esiments. niht erIeuhten
'poIte". Nus dbnliden 0ranben
idreiten bic Vrubibitipniften az
3wanssmaRreseln. Merbinss iinb iie
sur 3eit nod niht beim aopfen ans
selauet.-(9. R.) /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18
GHftnrfeues.

gWe ihaHt. bs uwatdfnl Mating, pe Fl
Sic @ienihen berednen Il, nber Soft lenttsl =
, ~
geubadtcn On ben 0eHf Der 5ahenset an Sir ub in sehcm Seine ?
-
@enru Gleps iast, bas enOe Der iAmcrcm SGtcn lei in si6t &elbcs
gnbc 9enrp?
"
INNER 9e9en i'm lit.
y y
3us nht bns @ebaren uurrcr diplomatic in @rifo ben shrs bes
alien 9anoe8enS 0mna mad 1t1?
Die abnesuns aOofeuclts geeen Sic sinbearif> amerfaner lit bic bette
@arnnhe pafhr, bab er feline Inhibition mebr bat R peoer 9rdibent
gu merben.
9ah man int @aibinstOu Garransa NIB gia in 10 peieebcmbem @ose
toroertc, fat. fh nun ais Elm Ofenliher 5eblr Der Staukfunt bcraus
Seute it's IN Merfp i6limmer ais E.
@aren niAt Die Sercnisten staatem III @irthtfct bic guubesecnonen
earran3as unO &taas, inbem beren SdHfe ub soloaten in @ra Gru5
purdneefen' mas Oe Sn'ur9cnten nernals bdtten fert9 brnsen fomen?
sas memc grpan bamit, os cr crtlartc, bB mr sic erGBte @uridlt in
nit elmer Der am sesemudrisen goIhrrinstn betbcidscn @ddte beuabrt babe.
sseld' en itnteri6ies spiden Dem Sricoeusiouutoo bes 81 wotsrs lam
2t. &dr8 rb benz Srhbcnsiomtae, Den infer abmiuinraiou scid, beim
%esinn Des arieees mieete NM burb ncIten ic Tb in ibnr Seutelci bios.
gfeat bat IL
Tim einr innere 5etOe 8piihcu 2orb Charles gerIorb ub @innon
Churchill gu perneiOen, percen beufte @efangene BON l1nterIecbooten anocrs
bebdnpelt dls9 eran9ene anperer Sbittc. Wan ipa ibe &erurtbeluno as
rYiraten" perihleppen bis n6 Dem &rig, nob bent bcfannten Sprdnuprt:
~aom1nt 3eit tpunt 9fotb.
4 y "
sebenSe 9olGnOiide Snmpfr ~9fpnoam" feline @h nah Seuidlmo nit
nebnen miro, neil Der Sampler nntenuc9S emen brititen Saien nnGduit.
no maj Daber fr Die Siderbet Der #nnh 9cutIdlGnO unb Seherrcnk lInoaru
beftntrten Tofiaden ndt 9aranteren Tonne. Gomnentar HberftHiH0.
4 - ~
WesbnIb bat Der Gunsref DEM SoitGtnt cine 10 idGbige 8ebanbluno
an8coehen lancn rnOem er gu gutter 2cbt nod Den poridbrhen YofsGtat fHr
bas meme 8erpufungsabr binbenh mohtc 2 ? ? = 8esbab in pnem Scr
naltun9soienlt tnmiern, lebrt bod nn erfobrnng, bob bic mchten gencruns
Gen aWT pncm Sebst Oa6u beisetrasen BADEN, Den Yohbicnit renmbl gu
MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18

5dmmert's ?!--S Der io5ialbemos
tratiide 9epntierte BON Gbarleroi,
Sules Seltrte, Der friiber i'm .Petif
Yariiien" feline Sanbslente in Yelgien
tabelte, ipeiI lie nitt uah England
aussefniffen unb 81 Sauie eebIieben
limb. fdnst nun plDtlih in Der se>
nannten 3eituns an -- ipie bic D8oln.
Volfsste." in ibrer Summer bonn 10.
Sebruar ertlGrt Die gelster. bic
iit Der Seuiiden Sffupation unters
iparfen, 5u cnthuIbi8e gr
ertldrt. geibe bdtten @ett. Sober
bdtte mad, ieinen 9esriffen bic Situa'
ton eriaSt nno ipenn einen &usenblid
Spiiden Den ggiliiicrten umo ben Sns
riidsebliebenen ciu WibperitdnoniB
beItdnsen bate. miiiie es Jest beieitiai
rperben. 60 crfldrt Elm Sp5ialiit. Der.
pie Die .Woiiiide 8eituns" NIT @ehi
bemerft. bate s%uriidbIeiben miiiien,
nm Der inbuiirieatu 8epolfcritns peis
Sulrcbcn. Die i'm ms Iarldmcnt 9es
ltidt bat. I'M ii6 iir JIG 81 beibas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18
Gin pulitifhes 9Dlen MIR

Gin pplitijdes 9pleu MIR nit
1euHh(onS,s sieo-Wefonrt(;d In.
a., NC; mant. Sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s"s $500 u"s
FnS o."pu"O n"D
Seui'Viono: OeidnnlitW gdt aoef
HllBlanp 1etn Verlpredpen berelfs 5u>
rild9enommen iino fpenn es oieies
nid]t getban bate, ipii6te man aus Der
Versanaenbeit, baB es ieiu Weriprefeu
nid,t holten piirbe. Muslonb botte
3. y. ebenfdas Die Die aufredts
erbaltnng Der Contribution Sinnlano's
perlprohen NIB Dem gol5en ruiiiiGen
8eide Heligionsfreibeit ~perlprod1en.
nno beibe Weripred)en nift gehalten.
Die peutid]c Vroflamdtion an Die
Volcn ut tpeni9 befnnnt 8efporoen.
Sic lautet laut uansetneire 8unbs
i6au":
,eiumnbrer scs 0,uprrur.
u,euts Qom,n ,,ub Worsdoul
Sd tomme nit einem aorps ais
@orbut neiterer belitIden Nrmecn
nlo als 5reuno 81 .eud! CIR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18
Weise Rabem, uber !--8ie $50

@eikc 8abcn, pber ? Die @afs
fenfirmn Srisss Seaburb Sronauce
@p. bon Sbaron, ga, unb Die electric
Steel SO. bon Vittcbnrsb, 3d., baben
lid, tros aiinitisem ansebote sepeis
CERT. bic Nqiierten NIT Wnffen nnb
Wnnitipn srl perieben, neil bic an6es
rem t%riesfiibrenpen Idhte nift IN Der
Gage tpdren, naS ,gleife Heht Der
Uer. Staaten als nertraler NaHt fir
iid an bsnniprnden"; baB man nidt
eeeen Gnelanb unb feline 1erbiinbeten.
nod sessn Oeutidlano nnb ieinen
Werbiinbeten ieb .ionbern einfnf fein
@elb aus @erf5eueen maiden ipoIle,
bic gum 5%initldhten bon Weniden
sebraudt tperoen"; man noble eins
fad teines Der frisafiibrenben 2dnber
crrmltbisen". 3pei Wal 5,lbor iinb
dbnlihe Gntraee bon amerifaniiden
8eielihaiteu aus %cenielben 8riinben
abaenieIen iporbeu iinb IS mare eepib
5l piiniheu, Dab anoere 8eieuihaften
bic Sabc I'M sleihen 2idte betra9ten
piirben. gbre ben oben aenannten
Sirmenl Sod lit nift in iebem
amerifaniihen 8eihdft Der Dollar
misi1lieblid mabsebenol-(g. N.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18

tieen. Or aber babe es p~oree3csen,
in bic 8ernc gu aieben. babe aud
einen QusenbIid an Der Seite Sors
ranb's in Stalien sesen bic Sentten
seiGmpft. Canals babe er San.
iarsn seifmettert, Jest iei eine Gbas
mdbc barmis aerpotben uno bas gnee
perbe ppbl cine Seremiaee iein. Glio
edit lo3ialilil1l-(e. w.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18

%Bcnbabnen lpeieern lid Den eanuoi>
idcn Dime" 6u fped,ieln. SarrmL
ieio Dor cnnabiihem 0elbe ouf Der
Quite. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18

-Slngit erfldrte 5r. Oscar &.
UNDERWOOD, Siibrer Der Mebrbrit i'm
lcBten GougreBbauic, lpdbrcno ci,ter
Hcbc. bic CT iiber Die G%iicnbdbnrn in
Iclp Worf biclt:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-20
so,ooo VOICES
And Many Are The Voices of Norwich
 People.

Thirty thousand voices-What a grand chorusi And that's the number of American men and women, who are publicly praising Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from backache, kidney and bladder ills. They say it to friends. They tell it in the home papers. Norwich people are in this chorus.
 Here's Norwich case:
 Mrs. Jared Hewitt, Palmer St, Nor wich. says: For several months I was bothered by pains across the small of my back and from other symptoms, I know that my kidneys were at fault. I got box of Doan's Kidney Pills at N. D. Sevin & Sons Drug Store and soon after using them, the pain in my back disappeared and my health i'm proved"
 Price soc. at al1 dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pil1s-the same that Mrs. Hewitt had. Foster Milburn Co.,. Props, Buffalo. N. r.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-20
VEAL THY WOMAN LEAVES WESTERLY
Miss Babcock Buys Residence at Dobbs Fey-ndctments in Superior Court Monday-Barn, Shed and Blacksmith Shop on Franklin Street Burned-Senator Hewitt Said to be After $5 0OO Appointment.

Rhode Island Letter Carriers associa- tion.
 The barn destroyed by fire in Frank lin street was formerly located on the William D. Hoxie estate.
 One candidate was admitted to mem benShtp by baptism in the First Bap- tist church Sunday evening.
 Several Watch Hill cottage owners inspected their property Monday, pre- paratory for summer occupancy.
 A dislocated right shoulder and cuts Harry Goldberg in fall from his bi- cycle.
 Thomas D. Edwards, a former resi- dent of Westerly, who has been living in Providence for the past 25 years, has returned to Westerly.
 Telephone conduits are to be laid in Main street, between School and Cross streets, in connection with and exten- sion of the present system.
 The five groups of Westerly Camp Fire Girls. will hold a grand council sium of the Memorial and Library building.
 The members of Nelson lodge Sons of St. George, attended religious ser vice in a body in Calvary Fxptist church Sunday evening and Rev. F. c. A. Jones preached 8 special sermon.
 Representative Albert H. Langwor- thy was 8 member of the committed representing the Rhode Island general assembly at the funeral of Senator Nelson W. Aldrich in Providence Sun day afternoon.
 The chap who carries a banner on his automobile, Anywhere in town for ten cents," is doing more business than the tits or taxis. and is not interfering with trolley traffic. He does not intend to run parallel to the trolley tracks.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Irving Maxson sailed Tuesday from the Isle of Pines and will reside in Stonington during the summer. MT. Maxson has purchased the H. Hobart Babcock cottage and will manage the steamer Watch Hill, which plies between Stonington and Watch Hill.
 The sentence of Flanagan and Dun- ham, the boys who committed larceny at the Clark residence, II months in the Providence county jail and a fine Of $500 and costs, is the most severe of any Westerly case in the past three years, except in the case of Joseph Penyi1le, sentenced to seven years in state prison for sodomy.
 Senator Benjamin H. Hewitt of the adjoining town of Stonington is said to be candidate for appointment by the governor as a member of the com mission to revise the Connecticut stat utes at salary of $5, 900 and expenses. It is said that ex-Senator Frederick P. Iatimer of ,Groton is a receptive can- dtdate for appointment on the commis- sion.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-20
STRATEGIC POSITION WON
 BY BRITISH EAST OF TYRES
RepuIsed Desperate Attacks of Ger
 mans to Regain Lost Ground.

London, April 1s. 7.50 D. m.-The following official statement was issued tonight at the war office:
 "A successful action commencing on the evening of the 17th eliminated last night in the capture and complete occupation of an important point known as Hill 60, which lies about two miles south of Zillebeke, to the east of Ypres. This hill dominates the country to the north and northwest.
 'The successful explosion of a mine under the hill commenced the opera tions; and many Germans were killed by this and Is prisoners were cap tured, including an officer.
 '.At daybreak of the 18th the enemy delivered a heavy counter attack against this hill, but were repulsed with heavy loss. They advanced in close formation and our machine gun battery got well into them.
 Desperate efforts were made all day yesterday. by the Germans to recover the hill. but they were everywhere re- pulsed with great loss. In front of the captured position upon which we are now consolidated in strength hun dreds of dead are lying.
 Yesterday two more German aero planes were brought down in this area. Since the 18th instant the total loss to the enemy is i've aeroplanes."
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-20
OBITUARY,
Mrs. Georae Blake.


 Mrs. Maud Durfee Blake, wife of George Blake. died at the Lawrence hospital, New London, Sunday after a few weeks illness. She had resided in Mystic only 8 short time. She leaves her husband and four small children, the youngest a baby three weeks old, her father, Fred Durfee, of Ledyard, and sister, also of Ledyard.
 Open Summer Homes. Mrs. S. s. Dickerson and servants of New York have opened their summer home on Elm street.
 MT. and Mrs. James Stark of New York have opened their summer home on Godfrey. lane.
 News in General. Charles Partelno has returned to South Manchester after a few days stay in town.
 Miss Josie Mcclure spent Monday in Norwich.
 Robert Hatch of Boston is the guest of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. c. T. Hatch.
 Stephen Palmer has returned from a visit In Boston.
 Frau Anna Mo1 has returned to New London after visit to her son and his wife, MT. and Mrs. Fred J. MoM. Louis Lamphere has returned to Waterbury after few days stay in town.
 Mrs. alter Mcdonald is visiting in Guilford.
 E. B. Miner of Norwich was a wis., itor in Mystic Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-20
NORWICH TOWN
Service at sheIterins Arms Conducted
 by Rev. G. H. Ewing, with First
 Church choir-Briefs and Personals.

A profitable service was enjoyed at the Sheltering Arms Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. G. H. Ewing and the choir of the First Congregational church. Miss Ruth L. Jotter sang the beautiful solos, His Eye Is on the Sparrow, and I Will Not Forsake Thee
 MT. Ewing spoke from the text Be not anxious for the morrow" These words of Jesus, said the speaker. are equivalent to Don't worry" Worry is not new thing-it is common and general. What is the remedy? It is not to be overcome by denying the existence of trouble, nor by bearing it with grim determination. Philosophy alone is not enough for us. Here is the cure: Hope thou in God. believe in Him. All misery is God absent. May the sense of the presence of the Father be always with. you
 Organist H. L.. Warrington was at the piano. Assisting in the singing were MT. and Mrs. F. L. Allen and Miss Potter.
 The rooms were frightened by choice flowers which come week by week through the kindness of a thoughtful friend. The ladies of the home are inviting their neighbors and friends to worship with them in these services.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-20
RHEUMATISM
Physician Believes a Genuine Remedy for the Disease
 Has Been Found.

Rheuma, the wonderful rheumatism remedy sold by Lee & Osgood and all druggists, gives quicker and morS lasting relief than other remedies cost ing many times as much
 Rheuma gets at once into the blood and purifies it, allowing it to feed freely into the veins and arteries and passes the deadly poisonous secre- tions into the bowels and kidneys from which they are quickly thrown off in natural, healthy way.
 Read what reputable physician says about Rheuma: q have made a most careful investigation of the form ula employed in the manufacture of Rheuma, and I heartily recommend 1t as a remedy for all forms of rheuma- usm, gout, and complications arising from neglect of these diseases in their early stages. On the basis of the formula used alone, I find Rheuma far in advance of the methods gener- ally employed in the treatment of rheumatism, and altogether different in composition from the remedies us- ually prescribed"
 This should give any sufferer from rheumatism confidence in trying Rheuma- It is so inexpensive you cannot afford to do without it.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-20
STOCK MARKET SUFFERED
 A REVERSAL YESTERDAY
Steel Lost Two Points Net in the
 Days Dealings.

New York, April 19.-The stock market suffered its first reversal to- day, after an advance, more or less steady, which began in one of almost uninterrupted gains, mainly in the tn- vestment division. It was this fact, which made the rise more impressive and convincing.
 In the last hour, however, wild spasm to unload was witnessed throughout the entire list, the move ment againing force from the cau- United States Steel Corporation who stated that democratic trade conditions were far from desirable.
 Steel, which had been under pres sure all day, albeit rising to the high quotations of 60 7-8 suddenly fell back a total of four points and other lead CTS declined in greater or less pro- portion. Some gains were entirely wiped out, Steel losing net and others reMnquishirfg the greater part of their rise. In the final dealings the reaction was slightly arrested, but the closing indicated a revival of offerings. in which the bear party was formida- ble factor.
 The days business. which amounted to almost 100000 shares, thereby making a record for activity since September, 1911, began with advances III all quarters oI lne ASl' except .io motor shares and some of the equip ments and industrials which figured in last weeks sensational rise. Almost the only specialties to show strength were the petroleuIns and American Woolen.
 Demand stocks had it's origin mainly in the quarters heretofore active commission houses reporting fresh accumulation of orders over the week end. A large percentage of theis business came from the middle west, although New England evinced live ly interest in coppers.
 Bond sales also, assumed larger pro- portions, sales par value, aggregat1ng $6,s00,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-20
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