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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23

'i4 iOtpett als oergebIid crpieIen. Der
gegentpdrtige DaTerituno i'm Slub
iiberItetgt ben friiberen b19itenDafIers
itanb Inn flint 5ub.
Sm 9ulIeg Bart IoIlen ieas unb in
W}eramec SigbIanbs 5rpet 9erionen err
trunten iein, aber gin3elbeiten Iiub To-
ipett niht gu erlangen. 2luberoem
'perben iebr piele geripnen Oermtbt
unb bic Gouut1be6Drben befiirftsn.
bob Die 3abl Der Opfer Der S0p9flut9
cine febr bebeutenbe Iein oIrftc
ct. 2ouis purbe am Scnntag
Qbeub I'm SiIfe erTudt uno bunoerte
bon 5retptqigeu begaben iid IOfort
nad Der 6eorGngteu 9egeub. Wtotprs
boote tperoeu per gabn naa Der iitera
ifItpemmten Gegeub 9ei4afft. Ser.
fhieoeutli6 ipurbe Der 8erfu6 ge-
mott, pom WdiIiiIippi aus per Boot
in ben Weramec gu geIangeu, a6er
oieie 9erfute erfpieier Iih aIs uns
m0glif, ba iufolge oes boben Wafers
itaubs bic goote nitt uuter ben 8riis
den burhfdbren tounten.
2dut allerbiugs unbeItGtigter @es
riihten follen Die iammtlihen Sdus
ier an beiben llfsrn beg 6Iufies 5lpis
I6en Clinton urb paciftc, cine Strede
bon 35 MeiIen BON ben 5lutbsn fprts
gef6pemmt iein. Sn 9aQep Bari
alletu limb 1000 5umilter oboudIos
getporber uub bos WaITer itebt bort
10 bis 12 SUB bod in ben StruBen.
Syn @dqep Bart uuo N}eramec Sia6'
lambs bat bic BdTerfIGcbe jest cine
9reite BON 3fpei uno elmer bdlben
Mletle erreift, fpdbrenb tie in Gress
cent, Tlo,, bier Wfetlen brett 1T. 9as
iiberT6uemmte 8ebiet umfubt bunbert
Quubratmeilen. Die tslegrap1iIde
unb telepbontI6e 9erbinoung nit
TGmmtli6eu Srti6ufteu i'm iibers
T6nemmten 8ebiet lit uuterbrofen.
Qlm S6Iimmiten fno bic 3uitdube
an Der gtiinbuuq oes Weramec. 3dus
fenbe bon Tlu6tltugen limb in beno4s
burten Gir6en, Sotels uno Offentliteu
@ebGuoen unterQebru6t 5elobetten
uno gabruugsmtttel perneu BON ct.
9puis nut oem ueberIfpemmungss
gebiet oeiuuot.
9(uf oem 9abnbett Der ct. 2ouis
unb San Truucisco 8ahn in Der yedbe
ppn IloIe[s, Mp iinD bic 9eIeiie auf
einer Strede BON 5000 SUB Tortge'
Ihfpemmt poroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23

hoIn nod Die Sto6t CANTON ais Die
aonbentionsitabt fir oas nG9ite
S5abr erforeiL iuornuf unter genlein.
iaIller Abiingllng bon n9euti6Imlo
iiber glaes" ult6 ogImerifa" bic aon-
betttion cine Der beiten in Der @e.
ifi6te 6es Stnatsoerbanoes, ibren
glbibIilB fafio.
gln1 Radntittag erfOIgte Die gl6.
fabrt Der 0elegaten pom Oeutifen
Sous na9 Dem DicStinlep 9enfmal,
lpo Die Sta6tperbGu6e einen mG6ti.
gen 2orbeerfran5 nieoerlegten unb
bic oereinigten belltiben llno otter.
rei6ii6en SGnger pon Canton ben
Sieblings6oral 6es perI6ie6enen
grGiioenten, n2eao aiuolg Sight" ,
gum Iortrag brahter.
Gbas. 7. @eil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23
@eitere Spfer
Sat Die ueberidpemmung m Ct
2outs Gpuutp, Wlp. seforoert.
Der Waeramec 1T gun3 pl6sItd aus
ieinen llfern getreten urb bat Gin
rieiises 9ebist iiberI4pemmt.

ct. 2outs, %, 9(usuit. - Der
Meramec Tlub, an beifer betoen llferr
touienoe oon 8ergniiguugsetabIife
ments, &IubbduIer unb Sommerpobs
uungen gelegen itub, iiberfIutbete am
Sonntae bas ansreuSerhe9eldnbe auf
einer Strete BON mebreren Uteilen
uub burh bic Wafermofen purber
cine srobe gIn3abl gebdube fortges
Thpemmt. SieIer pI6bIthen SoH-
fIutb fielen au6 etnige WeuibeuIeben
gum Spfer uno man gIdubt, oob bic
9eIammt3obI Der Spfer, pelhe bic
Sodflutb. bic in Golge Der tiir5Ii4en
ReeengiiiIe in ben lebtsn Sageu eins
febte, i'm ct. Souis Gouutp nuumebr
oui 20 eeitieeen 1T.
9ds Steieen oes Msramec begunn
um Suuntug Ntprger gang plDbliG
unb Der Slub fties I'M etusu 5ub pro
Stunbe, foboB huroerte pon peripnen
fi6 duF bic gGume fIii6teu mubten
unb geriu9e iie nit 6iIfe DON WtotOrs
booten IN Si4srbstt 5u brinsen, 4abeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23

Die gnmmergdrten.
GOnes Sslano, Gbeiter Bart uno 300
battea srokeu geiudl.

gSle iebr bic Wienidefl iif inE
,Sreie iebrtten, nahbem fie 6iirtJ ben
fait iininiterbrofenen Regen Der Der,
5angeuen Bodle IN ibre Sduier eitt.
9eihloiien iparen, lieB Der gcpdItige
9eiub erfennen, ben iuiere Somnter'
gSersniigungs.g .gtabliiiemeitis, IN er.
iier Siuie Gbeiter 4'arf, Goncp IS
LAMB uno Der Soologide 8arten &C.
iiern alifsupeiien batten. Gs ibieH,
ais mollte ii6 jeber entidpdoigen fir
Die er5Dlmgene entbaltiaufeit.
auf Gouep SSlano bat 6ns
Serbitieit ieinen glnians seuomuleu.
0asielbe bauert 125age lang iflb oa-
nit tonnlt oann Die Saiion iiir oieies
Sahr gum 2bf9lub. Gas Serbitfsii
p.rbinb.l Sabrmartt unb GusitsIIuna
unb sfpar umfabt lebtere nitt Bios
bic Gr3.usniIis Der aanbtpirtbfdaft
ioneern aud Der aleininbuitris, bic
man beibe 10 ielteu Dereinigt finbst
4ubsrb.m III Elm srobartiges Der
eniiounss prosramm aufgeiteat, To-
oab Ssb.r unb StSs ettpas na5 oem
,igensn gsidmad fiubet. 9robe Dor
b.rsitunseu tperoen aud fir bic gabn
Sboip gstrpffen, bic ben Glou bes
aan3en SerbitfeiteS biloen fol-. Seutc
WiED Obio-Sag gefeiert.
Die aebensmittsls 2tusitslluns. psls
Ae in ben lesten IA 1as.u sauisRb.
Inb 46ettauienbe BON geiu4ern mad
Gbeiter Bart eebraht, fam mt
Dem geitrigen Eage gum abibluB.
lie ausltellimg mar in ieoer Sejic.
funq Elm Griolg imS Die glusiteler
iino bariiber in iold, pOr3iigIidler
Stinrmima oab iie seitcrn aIles meg
gaben, mas nod on gSaaren mo
Soupenirs ii6rig mar uub oaS iuaren
9an5c gerge. Gbeiter gSart mar alio
aeitern oas Dorado fir SoIipenir.
j1lcr. slberoem eelangte ein auber.
rroent!ih reidlbaltises llnterbaI.
:lnlsprograurm 5ur 3ir6iiIbrlng.
es 1T gu beSnuern. Sab bergaugenc
@ode bic Goburn BlaperS, lpeld9e I'M
3oologifdeu Sarten 9or.
iieIllingen i'm Sreien ge6eu in
iolge Der ungiinitigen 8itterrng
nid)t 3ur e,eltimg fouunen fonn.
ten. Ole pcnigen 8criteaiInger,
pslfe iiatta,funben habsn, li,beu ers
isben. baB bic @eielIItaft aus tiidii'
gen ardftsH befisbt uno ganS @Ors
siisIifes au I.iitsn i'm Stdnos H..
ooifsnilib bat Is iid ousstresnet.
iobab bas bissDO6ise proaramm
burhs.fii6rt perben Tam. 9os RE
pertOir IN folasnbes: Wortag abenb
.5b. gsIloip Sudet". 9isniias Rah.
miiiaa Der einss6ilnets aran.."
Dimltaa @benb- Sommernadstraum" ,
Uliitipod Rahmiitas .Was Sbr
tuolli', Wiittpo6 glbenb .1be D:llOp
Cadet. 9onnsriias albsnb lie D,l.
Ipiu Sadet'. iyreitas Ra6mittas .5be
gsllpn Sadet". Syr,itag 4bsnb Der
,ina.biIbeie aranit", Sdmiiag Ra6s
miiiaa Der tinssbilbsis aranis1 uni
Samiiae 9lbsno .9be genoip Sadsi-.
Die grsifs betNaen tinifli.BIitb bss
9iniritts gum 800 90 unb 70 Gents
iiir bic Ruhmiitaas 9orit,nungsn
unb so Gents. rs Gents, unb 81 fir
hie gfbsnhnorittIluuusu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23
@irO uermift.

Die pOIiSsi ipuroe gsitern auiqes
forbert, mad SobN WiIoman aus Gos
lumbus, g., 2lusi6au gu baIten. Der
ieit Disnstds permibt ipirb. Gr drs
bsitste in ben Sdupper Der Sbio Glecs
trio &c., 1T aber ieit benz Gage ui6t
geIebeu porosn uub au6 in 6olums
bus bat man tsin 2ebensSeicher opu
ibm erbdIteu. Der GIsttrtter g ..
Wtattbeips aus Columbus. Der BEL Der
qOIi5ei Nodfrage belt, iaets, buB
Btlbmau 6rau uno &iHb bat unO baB
bic Srau, bic IN udber 3utuuft Ututs
terfreuben entgeseuiiebt, ii6 iibsr ibrsn
Wsauu iebr CRANE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23
auuimfaoemie.

Sas neue SemeIter in ser RltnIt.
ufaoer1ie niurult ONT 81. Septenlber
ieiuen gInfang lulb bauert bis gum
81. Weai. 3as llilterrtdfsbOnur be-
tragt in ben GaefIafien $25 iulb M
ben slbenofIaIien So. Gie @fcoeulie
bat einen GltBerit tii6tieen lmo torl'
petenten 9ebrforper liro Der Inter.
riht i'm 3cifnen Dtaleu, geooeai'
rcn, in Der SSulftrir. lmo SoI5idnei.
oefuuit piro gri1toIit ertheilt gln'
uleIoimgen per0en i'm <iritrHlfeum
elrtgegengenouureu.
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i'm eisenen 3immer bcraubt.

Sames u. Smith, Der i'm britten
StOd bes 6auiss glO. SO 9arfislO
PIaee Elm 3tmmsr bsrpObRt, bat eineu
geIuubsu Sdlaf. Gr i6lisf in Der
glaat auf Sonntag 70 ieit, oab elm
Gtnbrinslins i'm 3imner uugeitort iets
nem 0iebsgetperbe nadgeben tonnte.
Qls Smith seftern Worssn errpadte,
ma2ts er bic gntosdung, ouB er pers
geiien bate, Die Sbiir su3uitIiebsn
Rihts 0utes abnsnb, forihte er banr
peiter na6 uub fano, oab Der ;Frenloe,
Der ibm in Der RaAt eiusn ungsbe!eneH
geiud abgsitattst bate, 3pei $40 uno
sine $10zyiote, cine golosns llbr i'm
Wertb pon $36 uno oeri6ieoene aroere
Gsgeuitduoe srbeutet bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23

On BEN granqer sefellt
Dos GorniTpn Sommdrbo Sorlton8
IteQt our6 @er6fientli6ura in ben
borti9eu 3eitunaen Die beioen GraueH
Bertha geioel unb Wtar0o UtoeIer an
rem grlnqer. getDe Oeriuateu, NIT
frana6Fi6en SuuitatsioIoGteu 9er'
tebr onsutuiipfer uuo Itedten thueS
griefe su. pelhe bic Gran8Oieu Ssr'
ri'fen uno BEN Sd,reiberiHnen Dor bic
Tiibe pdrien. Die tutirbeIoien 5roueu
rurDen feitgenpmmen. - RAD elmer
ulelbuna Der oStrdbburger por
perboftete bic goIiasi in @olmor Sipei
iunae 0amen. Die IDdter bes Neps
rers GrpB uub bee WteBgermsfiters
@roLn bic pOriiberaeFiibrteu fruuaOft'
fhen GjeFaroenen &ubbdrpe sirtpdrfsn.
sybrs gldnen tpurben in ben 3eitunssn
betanut asmaht
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23
sommrrisit Ss5 GiutradIt StamneS
g,u. 290 II. 9. u. N.

Urn tommsnoen Sonnias. benz %.
auouh psrdnitaItet Der Giutrd6t
Gtdmm RO. 290 bes unabbGHsissu
Srbens Der Rotbmdunsr in Blades
Grope, Bomb Sia, Gin Sommerieit,
fir peld.s Die umfaFenbitsn gorbes
rei.unssn aetroffeu psroen, I'M iopOb.
ben Wlitgli. bern oes Stdmmes, nie
aud ben 6tanOsn unb @Jnnsrn Sss
Orbens, bic IelbitreOeno berSIidb ptlIs
tommen Tiub, seHubrsshe unb fr0bs
Ii4e GtunbeH gu bereiten. Die 1trsts
abrt6nung srfpIgt am tommsHb.n
S,umitds @bsub in GIamm's SaIIs an
Der RrRidsu aDs. aae GIsss Strabs-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23
SslD fit Giien.
Ginbre6er MAIDEN Seute.

Ginbre6er brargsn in Der Ra6t aui
Sonntag in Die gederi6e Srpdenrets
nieungsaritalt, 2210 Reabing ROab
Elm unb bielten unter ben aur 9(5liefe=
ruug bereiten Serrenz unb Damen-
tIeibern furatbare Wtuiteruna. Bic
pie bic &erle, bic ourh Elm 5eniter bin
ten einbrangen, fortgei6leppt buben,
fam erft our9 cine Observation-Disclosures
feitgeItelIt perDen.
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@uten glppetit.

Ssnrp 8Orbon. Der 601 SIT Sedite
Strabe einsn tleiueH 2aben bat, mel
bete Der YOIis.i, bab Elm 9ieb, Der Iih
mittelIt Ra6ialiiFeIs 8ulab oerihufft
bate, sine 1Iafhs @uca Cola unb eine
8iidie gspfeffsrten Sdinten (oeptIeo
Sam) mitgs6en bieB. Der 9ieb 1T ges
mig ni6t gu bensiben. pem sr bas
3euo ieIbit eiIen unb trinten Trub. Gr
mug tpobl Iefbit angenommeu buben
bag ibm baTiir cine 8elobnuns ae6iibre,
benn CT lisB aud nod 81 aus Der Gas
beutaFe mitgeben-
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3remier perlebt.

DIS Der in 0ieuiten Der .. unb 8
gabn itebenbe grenier Seoras g.
5braa aus Sepmour. Sno., geitern
Ra6mittag in 2luoeriOns 6errp pom
sinem Gjiitsr5us abIprirsen pollte,
ma9te er eiuen 5ebItritt urp gertetb
nit bem SUB uutsr bic RGber. Gs
tpurben Inn mebrere 3e6en 3erqueti6t,
bic tbm i'm Seton Soipitdl, tpobin er
asbra9t rpurbe. amputirt perOeH mubs
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23
.Oas ll)sr6 uoG6ra(jt
M Il. 9asnng Dts 9tutids
4meriianiidtn etaatsperbauDts
jum 4bi3lub gtbra6t.

Cincinnati bleibt gorort nnb Gapton
1T Crt Der uddJitjabrigen 3uiam.
meufunit. Brdiibeut 5obn
SdJluaab seebrt. - Seiue @ieoer.
erluaBlnng ais geSinsung an Die
@orortswabl sefniipft. gerur.
fbeilnns oes IunitionsidJaderS
nHo Der engIiid,en slnmafnng nno
GeiualtberridJait. - Ter Staais.
perbano ridtet iein SndIidlt ani
bic einieitise Reutralitat Der Sic.
glcruns. - Sn Ganton fommt bas
oeItide Sieb jn Gljren.
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9ras riibriss arrangements &ommits
tee, ipsl4es bic 9orbereitungen IN Der
sanb bat. feBt ii9 aus ben folgenben
9erren 5uianmen: 8oriiber 2beo,
g5ueb; 'S6aBneiitsr Sobn Sugo; Ses
tretGr Hubolf Ssrmann; geiIiber 5ers
mann Hoeders unb Souls Siegsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23
Tamsnuersin Ses etaStuerban0es.

i}rau 1rsb. Siener. 525 IuseuIum
aps., bat iia 6srsit srtldrt. bic nd9fs
Weriammluns, psI6e am MittpOd.
p5. gtuouit. gla4mittass 2 llbr, I'm
tyreitn Iiattfinbti. 5u iibernsbmsn.
Wan fabre mil Der CAT Gnbgar.Ser
Gismsr mafi ipt3isa bordut dufmetts
lam, bob bic Serren am abeHb nd4.
tpmmtn, uIn ibm. bel ben bisItH Da,
mfil = bss asxns 9arss tsassn sa
hIisH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23

ing ~IS6zD Dszoss Snd1 izi eeAss
of oouffrmed-susaarapz 10 a&sae -<ha
nssutnnfmaRdnto q poafux its sOv-
ssfmanesndsnsa1sax1klutoaffie 5urtsl
Aiptsoasaes ssu1zsauubsQf thst tcus-
eynmsnx.
AS.9 Understand n. We are insist
ing - nazrtral nation upon trade
With other neutral nations only in
Aoc- oontraband OF var. while we
hs%e-a perfect right to trade also In
confraband Of war with other neu-
trail nations 70 any amount, provi-
ded ouiy the conraband articles arc
consigned bona-fide to Inhabitants
Of these countries and sold In their
markets. and also the right to trade
with belligercnt, countries in nom
contraband articles. except through
blockaded ports. We should not yield
single ono OF these rights by treaty.
agreement or acqutesoence during
this war. We should insist upon
their Observance by all the beiiiger-
snts impartially. and II they are in
fracted. ~ they have been and may
continue TO be. we should keep
strict account Of the injuries. under
continual protest. and when peace
Is once more vouchsafed 70 the world.
demand q full and honest settlement
upon the basis of well-eseablished
principles. or. II the pressure becomes
now too grievous. suspend all com
merce with the offending power or
powers Immediately.
JOHN W. BURGESS.
Athenwood. Newport. r. L. August
sth- 1915.
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8afierfpteIe anthem g ee

urter 2eitung BON Serrn @lyit
gof,mnnu,
LHruernG Gincinnati's 'suno
gegeuo.
2:9O gsafpnittugs.
Rit,tcr: Ir. q. u. Rnof, Or. 9tpbert
gsohr, Tr. 3acob Stettit, Gr. Carl
Sofer, gIlbert @able, 4eo RbeIu,
George N3ueler.
8ettidrpinrueu fiir Wdumer
gSettidnuimneu fiir Douleu.
gtcoitats. .9ootrennen.
SfiiferitedDer.
5nuen.Saudler.
0tGnner.Smlten.
gnteniaeen, @etheiIiaimg iiir Iqe.
Sieralf oui Dem 5nn5booen a1
Gee: 9oIfstdme bon whtgIieoggn
oerid,ieSerer Tareine.
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slbe,tos q llbr UpdbrenO bet aordert'
paitie):
8rcBe5 5eEermert
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Ser 3emtibe Tag.
Gin 2niammenitrOmen bes gan5ea
Seutidjtbums sur Siegesieier.
Gas ofii5ielle grOaramm III ieiner
sansen sIusoebuuns.

Der 9eutIde gag, Del6er am 2S.
2luguit - ndhtsn Samitag - i'm
Gbeiter 9urt begdnasn pirb, erbGlt in
oieism Sabre cine bobere 9ebsutung,
cine b01sre Weibe. Gr IuQ gu einem
3uiammenitr0men oes qeiummten
0suti6tbums unb pon allen, bic
beutih fiiblen unb bentsn, iperben uno
3uuienbe unb gbertauienbe ioaen
ibrsr SJrelbe iiber bic glorrei6en Sic
ge 4usbrud seben, lpeI6e 8euti4lanb
iiber Ieine Seinbe errungen bat unb
tGgIi3 erringt. Siefeier bes OsutI9en
Tags am nG9iten Samitag tann fpobl
aIs cine 8orfeier bss Sieges Der beuts
fden Waffen 6etrottet unb als Iol8e
tegnngen tpsrben. 3isf in Rubldnb
iteben bic iie5rsi6en Oeuti6en Seere;
gslgien III bon ibneu 6sisbt; Elm Std
iteI bes gpbens 5rantrsi6s 6efinbet
iid in beutI6em gsiis. 8robes, 5errs
Iihes boben bic beutften Seere auf ben
Sdla6tfslbern, bat bus beutI6e Bolt
an Opfsrpiliigtsit gsIeiitet. 0us 1T
Dohl 2lnlaB, bisfem gOltc iein. 6o6s
a6tuus aus3ubriideu unb ibm gu tpei,
tern GJoIaen unb gu elmer iisgrsi'
den geenoigung bes Grisgss Slid gu
puniheu. DdSu iOate bic 9euti6e
Gag @sieGi4aft ibrs oiesiGbrige Deuts
ibe Sosfei.r geftaltsu urb aug oies
lem 9runbe foGte oas gauge giiraers
thum beutfder abtuUit rem J.ite beis
tpobusn.
Gas 6eitprogrnruu in allen ieinen
GilBelbeiten iit ipie iolgt:
% q hmittags i'm Bart.
BiIlfommen9 9riIB - 9rdiiOet 4ug.
9. Sorbod.
9egriiBuna3 9rnipradJe - 9iirger.
meiiter j. g Spieeel.
aieberportrag = 8ereinigtc Sduger
pon Cincinnati, inter 2eiturs Don
gteiiter 9oui5 gbrgott.
Deutite Seitra6e Soiepb 8eruing.
enalii6e S6treoe-Gol- g8. s. alein.
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9l6enSs s llbr:
&roBes &onsert

bon entities boiler aapeIle,
George g. 5uritb, 0irigeut.
Qr0Jrumrn.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-08
CAS,HEARTBURN, INDIGESTION OR
 ASICK STOMACH
TAPES DIAPEPsIN" ENDS ALL STOMACH DISTRESS IN
 FIVE MINUTES.

Time it :! Papes Diapepsin will di- gest anything you eat and overcome a sour, gassy or out-of-order stomach surely within five minutes.
 If your meals don't fit comfortably, or what you eat lies like a lump of lead in your stomach, or if you have heartburn, that is a sign of indiges- ton.
 Get from your pharmacist a fifty cent case of Pape's Diapepsin 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 heartburn, fullness or heavy feeling in the stomach, nau- sea, facilitating headaches. dizziness or intestinal griping. This will go and, besides, 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 it just the same as if your stomach was- mt there.
 Relief in five minutes from all stom- ach misery is waiting for you at any drug store.
 These large f1fty-cent cases contain enough "Pape's Diapepsin" to keep the entire family free from stomach disorders and indigestion for many months. It belongs in your home
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-08
NEW NAVAL RANKS.

It has required some time to get congress to realize the need of it, but the action recently taken in making provision in the navy bill whereby fleet commanders may have the ranktof ad- mira1s and vice admirals is as sensible as 1t is needed. It does not repre- sent a disposition to secure efficiency through titles or gold braided uni forms, but it means that the need of having the officers of the United States navy equal in rank with those of other navies with which they may happen to be placed is recognized. Be- lore this action rear admirals of the navy of this country might possess greater ability yet be forced when CO., operating with foreign forces to take second place to those of other navies who happened to outrank them accord Ing to title simply because a different system of ranks was maintained here So long as the navies of foreign coun- Ties maintained ranks which the tanks of our own navy failed to equal .here was an unjust handicap placed 7pon the American naval commanders but this is now overcome by the new egislation.
 There are no permanent adnirals treated and the office of vice admiral ieed not be filled at all times, ut provisions are made for Tidging the past shortcomings n manner which appears ad- disable and sufficient. The enbar- assment to United States naval off hals through the withholding of titles which correspond to those of other ountries having been removed, a tep that has been long and earnest sought is at last taken.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-08
THAMES RIVER BRIDGE.

There appears to be nothing ira tional or surprising about the report of Highway Commissioner Bennett in which he states the amounts which will be required in meeting the ex- pense of taking over the present rail- road bridge across the Thames river between Groton and New London. Con- necticut acted wisely when it accept ed the offer of the New Haven road to give the bridge to the state as soon as it constructs and puts into use it's new bridge at that point, and it can not fail to recognize the need of meet ing the legitimate expenses in connec- tion herewith.
 The expenses recommended cover the value of the land which must be acquired for the approach and the making of the necessary changes that the approach may be available for highway uses. They are only such as must be recognized as necessary when that million dollar structure is trans fe.-ed to the state. Such a sum as the comI..; ssioner approves would not be sufficient to build the piers for a new highway bridge at that point and 1t can be fully appreciated that such an outlay is Insignificant in compar- ison with the value which is actually being acquired for nothing. AS a bus mess proposition it Is one that should be eagerly grasped.
 The control of the bridge cannot be secured by the state until the road is through with it. Neither can the ap- proach. Just when that will be is as yet prob1ematical. Such an outlay as is required will not be needed until that time arrives. If. however, that should be before the sitting of another general assembly the authority and means for meeting this cost ought to be in the possession of the proper of fcials. The very same reasons which urged the acceptance of the bridge for the betterment of the trunk highway of the state apply equally forcibly to this recommended expense for approaches. It would be short-sight- ed to delay and render useless this bridge after it was transferred until another legislature met
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-08
RESONSIB BILITY.

It is the girl who is willing to as- sume responsibility who is promoted She is the sort the boss wants. If you are ambitious do not be afraid to take on responsible position if the chance Is given you, and do not Shirk any responsibility that happens along.
 If you say 'yes' when you are ask ed whether you will be responsible for such or such a business statement, if your employer feels that he can leave you to answer certain letters because he knows you will be responsible for girl he will be glad to have in his of flee.
 Of course, there is risk in assum- ing this attitude. It means more work on your part, a greater knowledge ot what you are doing and why you are doing 1t. You must understand the business, you are engaged in before you can take responsibility concerning your work.
 And it is for these very reasons that you are of greater value to your employer. It Is worth good deal to him to feel that he can rely on this sense of responsibility in you. You are to some extent his partner. He can give you his confidence. And re- member this: It isn't speed as a sten- ographer that gets the big salary. It is your all around value to your em- ployer.
 It is the girl who is ready to meet a sudden demand without hesitation. who can fill a gap. even though the gap be above her, without slumping who Is successful. Her employer won't let her go in a hurry; he knows how all too rare her type is! If you are determined to get ahead be that girl more interesting as well as more prof itable