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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15
0rie1enlanb, Zerbien unc
Nuuidnien
gsreiisn lid sem.inIam N
auf sinsn m6sli4sn 4Hf
griff ietteHs Gsftr'

reihs Dor.
4tbsn, IA. Sept. Su bisiistn of
fi;isasn areii,n b1lt man bic Gage
on Der rumdniI6en Grtnst i'm aussn'
Bid nod ni6t iiir tine triiiifs. baupt.
ia6Lis bssbalb, neil aumdnisu nod
nibi poIIiidRSis fir siHsn ariss ssriis
ii,t III. Die Spannuns III a6er Elm,
osrariiss, bub Grie4erlunb. Ssrbisn
unb Ruulinisn ss fir ssrathsn bnItss.
ii6 nGber in 9srbinDuns nit sinanSer
81 isbsn. nm gemeinidms RaBnnbs
men fir ben GaII zines 4nsriffs fsis
rms Gsfrrsi6s 81 irefisn. Bulgarisn
1T in oisis llnisrbanbllinssn ni5t nit
tineingtjos.n ipOrbn, bsnn es wiro
jebi sussI.aHbtn. oaB bic buIsariihs
iiirtii4s gsrsiHbaruHs our sbdtid9.
sepOre.n anb unt,rJeichHst iuorbsH 1T.
uub bab gulsdrisn bic bon Ssrbisa
efferirt.n aOnssiiiOnep hi3t annshs
men ipirb.
(DaB gri.GenlnnS ii5 auf sinsn
arisa pprtsEeitst. III cine Der pislsn
grfinbungsn aus Der uniauttrer dtbe'
Hii9sa luflI<. u. ,. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15
3eppelin- -2lngriffe amf
Gnglanb
g ollen pdbreno berlebten
gDO DE 1866 Opfer 8efOrs
bert baben.

~ " e 100 y 2 er g Or
bert baben.
Gon0On IA. Sept. Sn Der
6eutigen 9tusgabe bes Star" pirO
angsFiibrt, ouB bic @eIammt3nbl Der
OPFer Der oeutIben 2ufti4if's s2(ngriife
all ENGLAND pd6renO Der leBteu H.
ben 5age, it'd auf 166 bslduft. 8d6z
renb Oas angeFii5rten 3eitraumg ragt
Der 4rtitel reiter, Teien ni6t peni
ger ais flint 2uftidiff 2lnqriffe er
tolat. Die erite babe in Der 0iens
tag gIatt itdttgefunoen lno SO Opfer
aeforoert, Die 3peite erTolate in Der
ndcbiten ytd6t UNI 3par auf bic 0Tt
li6en Counties, no bic 3u6l Der
Opfer 1G6 5etrug. Der brittle uno
Oisrte 2Inqriif oertiefen reIultatlos,
nabreno Der 9eitriae mit bier Cpfern
bic geidmmt8ubl auF 1856 brindt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15

Gonbon, IA. Sept. Der Dor
marih Der 9eutI9en sessn bic 5e-
flung 8Dinst (9urm6urg) ssbt, pie
Gus bem gerliner offi5ieIisn geri6t
srii6tIi6 iit, unaufbaItfam Uorpdrts
uno bic 4rmee oss 5elomarihals pon
Sinosnburg bat in ben Isbten 24Stuus
ben pieoer msbr aIs 5000 Gefaugsn.
gemahi. Die 9eutfden iiHo jeBt Hlc
ned 30 WlstlsH DON 9iindbuus ent :
isrnt.
Riga iii i'm QussHblid Riat Sura
.iH.n oirs.tsH Qngriff beorO9i, psnn
ss absr pOn 5iHOsuburg g.IiHgen iOa.
ts, peitsr iIo!id in ben oollen geiiB
Der S.. pstsrsburgsr Gii.n5abn gu
sslangsn, oarm piiro. bic StaSt in
e1tfts Gefa5r bura .iHe 5IaH.sRbes
ipeguRs tommeH.
Gie aus ben Seutifen gerittsn .r,
iiatIi9 1T, 6sfincsn ii4 bic RuFsn i'm
Centrum aui Der gan3en ainis auf
BEN Riid3ug. Sn Oit gali3isn befin-
ben iib Die Rufsn absr INNER nod in
Der GffeHiiOs, uHO bic Seitsrreidsr
miiffen iit OorlGufis bort oarauf bes
f5rGntsn. i5rs 9oiitiOHeu spiiaen
bsm Stripu unb Dem Ssreth GlHb gu
serfbeioiSsn.
Sm DeitsR 6aben Die glrtiaeriss
idmpfe noa .ein Gube srreidt. geio.
Seitsn tsr6rauten srObs Wenssn Don
9Gunition, es iperbsn a6er tsiHe Sns
interchangeable untsrnOmmslL
Gst itfs 0Ot.n LANCER pauIe In
eas btitiIbs Parliament tpisbtr 3A-
fammtagstrsten. Die erite ssHicn
sra5te niAts Wi6iigsg, ausgenoms
men Elm. birstte Wsissrung S.s Ore.
mirs asquitb, ii6 iiber 6as gsrIdn'
gen mad Der GiufiibruRs Der angs.
msinsn @sbrpfli4t in irseuo cine,
@sife Su dubtm. CT fcsts, SaB Oas
aa6inst bic Qtugsles.nb.it in ertpds
eung babe uno bds Parliament be-
uahriatist psrosn piirbs, iObaIb ein
gnti9IuB ssfab. peros.
aonftriptiOH IN gHslaub
na5ridetnlid.
aonSon, IA. Gspt. 5m Inter
baus ipures am Oisnitds gum srItn
Ral OffiSisa 5useseben, oab bus aa'
binet ii9 srnitlia NIT Der glbii&t Be-
i9dftist, bic allgsmsine De2rpfIi&t
.in3ufiibren.
Die 4nssIegenbeit ipurbe ictpcbl
BON ben 9sfiirportsrn dls BON ben
Gtsnern Der ulsemeiusn Debrpfli4t
Dor bds Saus ssbra9i. Der prsmisr
glsquitb iasis. Oab bic Rssisrlins bic
anseIsssnbsii in gsrotbuns babe uaO
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9Setterberidlt.
Ste %age I'M Cfs@ali,ieu
iiitoerduoert.
%te Staltener bur6 etu
. m barr EN- mentber6Hers
et4tf4enQrttIlerte


Observation-Disclosures
ausi9rengOfttios
mem Oertrie6en.
I ten, IA. Sept. ueber 2oabon.--
Die folgenOe ofTi3ieae gefanntma.
Dung iourOe am 0tsnstag Ql6eno oOm
9roBeH 5auptquartier erlaITer:
.Sn 0it Gali3ien lit bic Qaae uu.
5eronOert am Dienstag Morgen AL
trH9er stunoe grtff Der Geinb unfere
6rOnt am Stripa 6luB an, er puroe
a6er 3uriidgeT8lagen.
"S5n 8OI6pnien griffen bic RuFen.
na4bem iie bebeutenoe gerItdrtunoen
er6aIten, an me6reren guntten an, unb
audi in Der Rdbe Oou Nopo U&arinice
finoen beftige &dmpfe itatt. Der
6siHb 1T nit iebr i6peren 8erluIten
in Der @egeno bon 9u6no unb Stu6el
3uriidgeIchldgen tporOen.
puniere 3ruppen bic in Qitauen
tdmpfen, 6oben bic @ruuoa G6ene
iiioli4 pon SlOnina iiberi6ritten.
o5talieniiaer ariegsI6uuplab. -
y}aG ben erfolgloieH 2(ngriffen, Die bic
5talieuer in ben leBten pdar 5agen ue=
maft, berriate am W}ontaq Oer6Gaz
niBmdBige Stiue in Der g}dbe Don Der
! 5litItl- Solmino 2tnie.
o0urh Elm pl0Bli4es 9om6arbes
ment ieitens unIerer 2lrtiaerie muroc
Der 5einO aus einem She'll Ieiner
| iSront, in Qdnge BON mebreren Silos
metern pertrieben Die Stalierer erlits
ten Ihpere geruIte.
Pin Der 3iroler Sront purben
i6pa4e Qnariffe Der Sytuliener auf
unIere Poiitionen in Der gidbc Der
8renJbriite i'm Popeua Sbdl, iiibIidb
Don Sdluoerbdf, unb in Der Gegeno
BON 5onaIe, ab9eidIageu
I
Der neue ite 3epPelin On.
griff luF bic brittI@s
. ittiiIte
2On0OH. IA. Sept Cine am
Dienitog syfOI9te offi3isQe 9tntiinOis
gung, bic auf Den Zeppelin Qtugriff
ge3ug bat, Der in Der Ntontag Ra6t
auf bic Cftiiite BON GnglanO gsmabt
puroe. Iautet ME fplgt:
Die 0ittiiite puroe in Der Isst:n
Ta9t pon einsm oereir3eIten Zeppelin
beimgeiutt. gs puroen gombeu ges
ialeuoert uno e5 neutrality-suspicious.
Sduonen feItitebenos pie mobile. in
2tttion.
nSOpsit ohs feitgeiteQt psrOen
/ tOnnte, puroe NiemauD perleBt uu0 es
puroe audi teiu Saaoeu angeridtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15
2eotuiSge aus ben '6dnocn
merifauiiher Sanbiten
befreit.
man peib nod rj4t, o5
bas 20is8elo be5o6lt,
ober ob et 9enaltidm

b2 relt 10 e.
81 9oo, 9sra5, IA. Sept. GO-
pdro geopige, Elm Seamter Der Utes
yitan g2ortbpsItern u. R,, Der BON
8anoiten, Die in Der Rdbe pes @hnbre
3ulnels operiren, gefangsn 9enpT=
men nurbe, um Elm 2DIegeIo Don S10.'
900 gu erpreTeu, purp2 an 0ienitog
Worgen fretgeIafen. Die Sdnotten
peroeH Oerfplgt
Die bier etngetroffenen Serichte ias
gen nidt, oh 2eoptge ben 8dHoiten
enttam; ob er gegen geSd5Iung oes
9DIsgtlbes freigeIofIen rpuroe, ooer o6
er gspultIam befreit purOe. @r mar
BON ben 9riioeru Gbare5. gefiir4teten
9dnbiteu, in Gbibudbuu geidngen aea
nomnen poroen
QtuS ben mongsIbdften geridteH.
bic Ipioett iiber be 9lffaire etngetrofs
fen itno, rpurOe Qeopiee am Wtoutag
ben duslGnoiiher geuobuern pom
GbiCtp, Gbibuabua, lebenb ge5eigt. Die
GunDiten ertldrten bel bieier SeIeeens
belt, oab er sstDotet rperbsn tDiiroe,
ipenn oas q1IegeIO Hibt big gum
DisHItag 8Ormtttag u1u 8 llbr besabit
lei.
glm Dienitug Uaorgen trdf etn @r'
trasua nit ben Iruppen bes Generals
DtdHilel Sd,Da uHb eirrtgen Qmerttua
uern nit oem 9Siegetb in Gbirto Elm.
Dian sIuubt bier, bab bic IusIGnbtr
in Gbieto ben Srtppen 5uDortomen,
bic Sauoitsn ansriffea aRO ashspiSss
bstrsi.sgI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15
9ic 2lrulee uon &inoenburgs rndt jett idueQ
:: 8: ":" ggen oie Syefung 9lnabnrg por
Sn Der Saabe BON 9Silna
SaaeH bic Naiien cine idpuere yliceer'
Iase erlitteu.
$500 Neiansene iielen ben
9eutid)en in Die SauOe.
unb es purbtn aud II M IL
nitipnsDagen 13 Was
6inenge6iib 6 unS
piel GepGd erbeus

gerIin, Ia. Sept. ueber 2onbon.
Der am Di.nitas bonn s,obn 5aupts
quarter usr0fenilid.e offbielle Be
rid, iiber bic nsuef.sn Greigniiie aaf
osm arkssidbauplab lautst lpie 'ols.:
Weitli6r ariegsftaupIaB: 4bssies
5en DON siemli6 beftis.n 4rtillsri.s
tan'pien BAT ii6 an bieier 5ront nidts
Widtisss ertign.t. Gin ifipader ars
sriii Der 6run3Oien auf bag glcdz
baus BEL SupieneuI, nOrspsitli9 Don
Rb,ims, iptlrbe abgeidlngsn.
.1risr, IN Der Rbeipropin5, S0-.
dinetn unb Chateau Saline in Goth.
tinssn mo Donausi6iHssu in gdbe1
murbsn Don isinplihen abiatitsrH
bombdrbirj. SH 9Onauefdingen lpur'
be nit WaidinsrtseidiiBen aui eiuen
glaiiasierSus sei6cHsn, nobel mehrs;s
psriOnsn esi0Oiet uRO Osripunbst pnrz
ben. einer Der glsrOpIdne, bic iibtg
3risr biHflos.n, ,purpe BEL aoomerin'
gen, iiibptitIi9 DON Grentih, berun'
ierseItofen.
nCeitlibsr aritgsit1uplab. Qrmtss
srupps bes GelomdridalIs Don 9in'
oenburs: an Der JrOnt 3tpiIttn Der
Diiud unb Nilia, nororpeIiIi9 Don
Gilna, MAIDEN uniere 5ruppeH iDsi'
iere Gorti6ritts, fortipdbreHb tGm'
pienb. gDir 6absn 500 GefdH9sne ee.
maai unb cine aanons, II Wfuni.
tionspasea, 13gtai6iHsnssf9iise unO
bel 9spdd erbeIist.
.Siibtib oon Slita MAIDEN uHisrs
5ruppsn Gortihriite.
.Sn br gissuus oes Riemen,
borb6ftli5 oon GrObHO, III bic @erfol'
sung Der Ruisn bis balbpess na4
aiSa fortasisst fpOrOen. Weitsr iiis'
lid ndhern I6 unisre sruppeH Ssu'
S3eara CLUB. Die mad aioa fiib,enss
Giisnbabn tpuros pdbrsHo Der Raat
bombarpir..
.4pmssgrupp. bes g]rin3sn aeopoIS
BON gausrH: Die 9erfolgliHs bsS
RuFsn in o.rRiatunS duf ben S3e31'
ia Glub piro fortseissi uHo oiegnbs
but Dss GeinOss iit pisoerboIt ssi4Ia'
gen porben.
.Qrmngrnpps bsa JslSuriri4aIs
pan WiadenisR: Der 5eiHo mar MD.
i'm Gtanb., unisre @sriOIg1ins auf3u'
baItsn. mir baben mebrere 5uHosrs
ejsiaustne g.ma9t.
.aui BEN iiibofiliden ariessid}du'
pl1s 1T bic Gage bei ben oeutl6en
yrubpeu unptrGUnSr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15
5m Centrum ridden Ole 0eut (6en an1
Ger san5en csinie ua6 Often Dot.
Sbeile Oer 0Silma>St. Yetersbur9
Gtlenbabm Don iDueu beiebt.

Sten@
re
lno bic saDi8anm Hr
hna uf auh6
srts bis 81 aa5u anf 8lS83
Mnnbud - OaDoB
paar IlOnaena IT burti4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15
4ontrolle iiber bic Hab.
runssmittel In 1entihlanS
atl.s importirts Getreibs
pie aud 5ulfenfrh4ts
mliien in Berlin a 81
getitfstt psrbeH.

qonbon, IA. Sept. Dem R.u.
t.rihsn Bureau tpirb aug amiterbam
tslesrapbirt, bab. gerlinsr 0spsi6en
juiolg,, bsr beutidbe 9urb.srotb siii
9strst srlafsu bat, oem 5uioIge dIIes
Gjetreibs, Grbisn, gobnsu uno dnoers
6iiITeniriihte, bic bonn gluslano ilns
portirt ipero.n, Iofort ur6 untsr Be
binguugsu, bic Der Rei6stan5ler pors
i6rei6en ipiro. on bic Central 4ns
taufs aompdgnie in Berlin d65ulies
fern iiHo. Disisr GrIdb Fat aber MID.
ouf 5utportatiouen uoH beiesteI Ge.
6is:sH g.5us.
Die Admpfe an BEN 9ars
baRelIen.
RonfGutinopel 13. Sept.
lleEsr amitnOam unb 9onbon. ID.
Sept. Die folg.nbe Offisisns gstanHts
mdhuns ipurbs am Qbeno bonn tiir.i'
i9sn sriessminiit.rium srldifsn:
.llHisre 9triillsris Sat in sriolgrsii
DER WeiIs Elm fsinOIif,s Regiment in
Der gldbe bon 2lnnfortl unb fsinblits
Eager in Der gldb. oes Salsisss Ss.
Tboiisn. Sis BAT aud mebr.re aom.
pasni.n aussindnosr setrieben. bic M
Der gldbs BON GsbbuI gabr OptSirisn.
Gin feinbIidtr arsu3sr unb ms3s
rsre SOrpebOboOis. bic O.riu6ten, ii4
Der aiiiie 3u natern, ipurbsn bon ilns
isrtm 5eusr SuriidsstrisbtH.
.gta' iisristn 1beil Der Grcnt bai
iieb ni6is Mi9tiSss srsssnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15
Spaniiber Sampfer

unter einem mic 6tteer
9orDano ob9efangtn
uHo ma d 8i6raltur
gebra6t.
Ydris, IA. Sept. gBie Der 6aoas
Gsentur aug Wl0Orio gemeloet piro,
1T oer iplniide 0ampfer .galbanes
ra" bon Barcelona mad SuOamer;tl
bsItlmmt, ab9efdugsn uHo nab 81
braItdr ge5rdft pOrbeu, auf ben
9runD bin, DAP Der 0ampfer BON ei-
Hem 0eutiden 1ehartert poroen iel.
Die &ompagnis, pelter Der 9ampfer
9eb0rt, bat proteitirt. ertldreno, olb
Der 0eatite, auf ben Se3ug gsnOmmas.
purbe. Hiat Der Gblrterer, iunosru
nur Elm S6iffabrts 4geHt Iei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15
alui 3s1,9s3 SNanm
@tebt bic britii9e Reste
runs TIRE gerIuits bis
nm o. 0luniif an
jum 81. u uguit an.

" = y y i" T ~
9onbon, IA. Sept. Sm Inter
baus fpurbe am 9isHitas Offisiea an
setiinbisi, bab bic 9eiammtptrInite
Der 8riten in o.mjarisse iib biz gum
21, glusuIt auf 9S1 1888 Mnnn an
9Obt,n, @srpuhbstsn unS 9ermibten
beIaafsn. 0isIs DsgIaits 4srt3siIeH iiS
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20

arouse the suspicion of tic entente al- lies and every effort to shut or that trafic is made. Holland not only has to look closely after it's own affairs, but 1t experiences additional trouble because of the manner iii which trade is affected.
 Holland .s a country Of much com merce and 1t naturally defiores the fact that it cannot get its share of in creased business which che war would afford, but it cannot because it's loca- tion is against 1t. For the purpose of shutting off the contraband trade and still permitting the legitimate traffic through Dutch ports England estab- lished or was responsible for the es- tablishment of the Netherlands Over sea Trust, which organization handles all the trade and holds the shipper and buyer responsible against the goods going elsewhere than it directs. II is cumbersome and restrictive, but it is the price which Holland is having to pay in maintaining it's neutrality
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
TURKEY AND THE RED CROSS.

Turkey has denied the appeal made through the state department that the American Red Cross surgeons, nurses and agents be permitted to go to the aid of the Armenian sufferers.
 After all that it has done in times of peace and during war to relieve the sufferings and hardships of people in distress, it was easy to understand how the American Red Cross could be of great service in rendering assistance to the people of Armenia Such of course could be extended only through the consent of the Turkish government and in view of the circumstances un- der which Turkey is operating against those people 1t is but natural that 1t is unwilling to permit anyone to suc- cor them.
 Turkeys purpose is to exterminate the Armenians and such would not be possible if the representatives of mercy should be allowed to go in there and upset the program Of course if the Red Cross was allowed to go to the aid of the Armenians it would mean in the first place that further light would be thrown upon the atrocities which have been and are being com mitted there. Turkey has no inclina- tion to permit this and it Is not dis posed to sanction any agency which
 will carry sympathy or help to the Ar. | menians. The fact of the matter is that Turkey has decided that they mus
 go and it is committed to the short
 est method in accomplishing its pur
 pose regardless of the cruelty or sui
 fering. Turkey never did have bu | precious little regard for humanity an,
 1t only adds to it's past reputation whel
 it bars the Red Cross from its terri tory.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
GAS, HEARTBURN, INDICESTIONOR
 ASlCK STOMACH
"PAPE's DiAPEPsIN" ENDS ALL STOMACH DISTRESS IN FIVE
 MINUTES.

Time It. Paps's Diapepsin will di- gest anything you eat and overcome a sour, Eassy or out-of-order stomach surely within five minutes.
 If your meals don't fit comfortably, or what you eat lies like 6 lump of lead fin your stomach. or if you have heartburn. that is a sign of indigss- ton.
 Get from your pharmacist a fifty cent case of Pape's Dfapepsin and take a dose just as soon as you can There will be no sour risings. no belching of undigested food mixed with acid. no stomach gas or heart burn. fullness or heavy feeling in the stomach. nausea. facilitating head aches. dizziness or intestinal griping. This will all go. and. eesides. there will be no sour food left over in the stomach to poison your breath with nauseous odors-
 Pape's Diapepsin is a certain cure for out-of-order stomachs. because it takes hold of your food and digests tt just the same as if your stomach wasn't there
 Relief in five minutes from all stomach misery is waiting for you al any drug store.
 These large hfty-cent cases contain enough ''Pape's Diapepsin' to keer the entire family free trom stomach disorders and indigestion for many months It belongs in your home
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
PiainfieId F. c. and Wagering.

Plainfield F. c. and Wagering.
 MT. Editor: I should be pleased if you could grant me a little of your space in regard to some of the notes in the Plainfield news of Monday mornings issue. The committee of the Plainfield F. c. are very thankful for all the loyal support they have always had. but they wish it to be known that it is their earnest desire that no one will publicly use the name of the Plainfield F. c. in connection with any wagering whatsoever.
 This action has been considered necessary through someone in the Plainf1eld notes offering $50 to $40 or $10o to $S0 that Plainfield will win The Bulletin cup. It is the ambition of the Plainf1eld team to again win the cup, which they now hold, but they prefer to do 1t on the field of play, and not through the papers.
 am, on behalf of the committee of the Plainfield F. C., Yours truly,
 JAMES ROYLE, Secretary and Manager.
 Plainaeld, Conn.,. Oct. IS. 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
Stories of the War
Business Men Number 4oo,ooo.

The English business men who wear the gray-green uniforms of the Vol-
 untary Training corps. have increased until there are now over 400. 900 of them Still the difficulties as to their status and what they regard as the aioofness of the war offlce as to their usefulness continue. The red bras
 sard with the c. A" (which means "Georsius Rex''D has not, as 1t seems to the volunteers. been accorded the full recognition that the sacrifices and the earnestness of the members war rant. But they grow in numbers and their president. Lord nesborough. and many others who are influential in the organization. including Lord Rosebery. who Is the president of the Scotch branch. are hopeful that most of the duties of home defense may soon be entrusted to the volunteers. In England and Wales alone there arealready established 70 county hri- | gades or regiments. In Scotland therr
 are 70 separate corps and new ones ers
 being formed SO suddenly and gen. erally that those in charge of tho movement are having -hfhculty in pre- venting organization on other than th'
 accepted iines- In the county of Lam.
 cashire, for example. there are ovei
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20

able concessions were granted to his people The Serxi&n inffux increased during Austria's wars with the Turks, 16S3-169s and the newcomers did val iant service under the Imperial stand ard.
 Emperor Leopold I granted them political and religious independence In recognition. The relations between the Servians and the Austrians were generally of the best until the foun- dation of an Independent Servian state and the Balkan intrlgues of Aus tria, Russia. Great Britain and Tur- key. when a final and definite es- arrangement gradually came about. The old Eervian colonies in Hungary have via '1rredenta'."
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
SAFETY AND PEACE.

The awarding by the navy depart ment of contracts for 22 new fight ing vessels of which six are to be destroyers and Is submarines is in &C., cordance with the authority granted by the last congress. This means that valuable additions are to be made to the navy for the defense of the coast lines on both sides of the continent and 1t is a step which has been taken none too soon.
 Submarines have received greater attention because of the service to which they can be put as demonstrated in the war across the water. They form an indispensable branch of the navy, but not until there had been a test of such vessels of that type as the country now possesses and the demonstration that they were not only sadly inferior to the modern underwa- ter craft, but old and dangerous for the crews who manned them, was the proper amount of consideration given to bolstering up the submarine equip ment. The present f1otilla of sub- marines on each coast may look well but they represent little when 1t comes to preparedness and that rather than locks is what counts as a naval asset
 There are other naval vessels under construction which with the announce ment recently made by the adninistra. ton favoring more first class battle. ships, battle cruisers and other defense equipment makes it evident that ther, has been an awakening to the require | ments of the country in this respect
 It means a large expenditure withou
 any sign of trouble in view. but it i
 nevertheless a timely move in behal
 of adequate defense, safety and peace
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20

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.s.OOo members. of whom a.ooo are

l5.ooo members. of whom 4.ooo are in the city of aIanchester.
 Men who are not eligible to join the army. either on account of age or other disqualification. are in this organixa- tion. -equtpping themselves with rtle and uniform. drilling as many hours weekly as they can spare from their regular work. learning to shoot to dig trenches and to perform guard duty and are performing furetions of A po- lice charactef ranging from coast pa trol to watching over local water sT,p- piles As an example Of their work. the coast of Hampshire is now pa- trolled from Poole to Bournemouth by volunteers.
 On Saturdays and Sundays. in par ticular. the uniforms of the voiunteers are seen at railway stations. on busSes and throughout all parts of England on the roads leading 10 the camps where they put in the week end drili- tng. Even the distur5ing lack of in- | terest at the war office In the voiun- teers and the recent ruling that a mn T with the uniform on nay be arrested | if in a theatre do not seemingly check
 the growth of the organization Progress of Peace.
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