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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
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Strabs; SornfGursuergifiune.
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MasenIsibsn.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
gereinfotungen 9 feitgciebt iporoen
Die iid iebr belp1brt baben.

gereinfafiingen fcitgeiebt iporoeH
Die iib iebr belp1brt baben.
Grn1bnt mag nod iperoen, oab Die
@erittsiprade bilrdipeg beutIt lit.
Sir Hericnen, bic Der oelitiden
Sprnde niht mdd)tig limo, iperoen
Golrnetfher bin5uge5ogen. Cine
gtotbmenoisfeit, lid, burt 9edtsan.
p1lte pcrtreien Sli laiien, beitebt nift.
Gs III uber 5uI1iiig imb in id)iuieri'
gen ODER fonipIi3irten Sad)en 5ped.
m1iIig cine iadgcrnGbe iitrlItiide
gertrehina Sii beiteller.
gIii6 Der @eriebr nit ritiiiiterl
@oIbseIb III eereeeIt morben. Cine
omtlihe @efanntntndiing 6es Bolt
5eiprdiibenten geherer petfiigt:
,,@ie mir befannt 9eiporoen lit, be-
iinbet iib i'm 9eiib Der Giulpobner.
idait Sibans nod @oloaelo, tbeils
in Stiiden, tbeils in groberen Men'
gen.
sSdl iliadle nier0lirM nef1lllt, DdB
@OIbgelb unb 5ipar rufiiIdes Sob
gclo gum Gnrie bon 2 Wnrf 10
Tiennia fir 6en Rubel jeberseit oil
Der aaiic bes bieiigen goIi5eiprdii.
oiims eineelpcdicIt perben fam uno
forbere anf BON bieier Wt6aIidfeIt
@cbrauh 5i MAIDEN iIno aIles Dor.
banbene @olbeeIo al Der 9niie Ses
goIiSeipr1iioiums einJuipefieln."
ebenio lit Die MeIoepfIitt nadl
6eutiflem Miiiier sereaeIt iporoen.
Nus perid)ieoeuen an6ereu fIeineit
gtoti8en imb gIn8eisen lit 5u entneh.
men, oab Die geboIferlira, ioipeit iie
Dor ben .,gorboren" gefIiit)tet 1T,
pieber aitfdngt 5llriid5ufebren Son,
Del lno SSnonitrie Iebeu neu aui uno
baIo miro Sibnu inter Der beutifeu
8ertuaItung iid gu neiier gliitbe ent.
nideln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12

bung in ben ameritdniI9en aplpnien
sesen Gnslanb bot bierSu bic siinitige
9elesenbeit. 9lbsr Srantrei9 mar ipeit
baoon, unIeren 8plpnien auf Der Stells
Su Silfe su tommen. Grit ols bas
tnslii1e Seer unter 8ursopne bei Saz
ratosd bic Waffen itredte, ertannte
5rantrsi9 bic ameritaniide Republit
an, neil es nit Silfe bieIer an bas
3iel {siner @inide gu selonssn boffte.
gnslanb srtldrts b!erauf 6rantreid
ben aries, neil ss ribtig ertannte, fpas
sSrantrei6s Ibii6t mar unb ale
Spfer, bic 2eBteres bradyte, salten ieis
mem @prt6eil uno ni6t oemjeniaen una
ieres 2anbes. Die unsbrli9 Srdntrei6
sesen infer 2anb mar, TT aus Der qes
i4idtliden SbatIu9e gu ertennen, nelz
6e bon ben probriten ppblnei5li@
peridpiessn pirO, bab, na6osm mir
@nslanb iiberpunben batten, fSrantz
reid beim SrieOensi4lub oarouf be-
itunO, bic ameritaniihe 9epublit in
ben Raum 5piI1en Dem 4tIantiIben
SSean unb ben 4qegbennies cin5uenz
gen. Oieier @erratb 5rantreitbs an
uns, ieinem 9erbiinoeten, lpurbe bos
ourd oereitelt, baB Gnslann in bic
9lusbebnun9 Der ameritaniiden @rcn5s
bis an ben MiIiifippi einpiligte. lpeil
es fiir6tete, bab Iruntreid bic 4bii6i
babe, iid oes geiammten 9ebietss bon
ben anesbennies Bis an ben MiiIiiIippi
au bemGthtiaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12

Gin qrpfeifpr 9 ON e frast
ssbantsnppn, ob es i'm SntsreFe Der
Der. Staaten liest, bab ibrs natiirlis
der 2luiirten bon Oeuti9lanb gu So>
ben ssipprfen iperben, lpel9es, psnn
ibm bos seliugt, feline Waffen geeen Die
Der. Staaten tebren lpiirbe, I'm Die
@roberune Der WeIt gu oerpnQftdnbiz
gen. Wertlpiirbiger WeiIe partet er
nod ni9t nit einem enosiItigsn llrtbeil
auf, Ionoern iagt, bab er oieie Srage
blos 5ur @rDrterung itellen tpole. Do
NH lit uns GeIeeenbeit ges:ben. bem
Serrn profeTor nit unieren gniihten
auf5uflGren unb oas tann an beiten
eeIdeben, inbem mir an i'm bic 5ra9e
ri9teu, Ieit mann Gnglano uno Trants
reid uniere natiirliaen 9erbiinosten
iinb. BON ben ariegen gu i4ipei9en, bic
mir nit Gnslanb gefiibrt baben. bat ss
tein. Geleeenbeit pergeben laIien, Inn
unier 2anb gu i6Gbisen Wir Dollen
blos an bic 3eit ppn 1861 big 1865 err
innern, als GngIanb uub 5r1nfreith
bic apnfooeration anertannten, als
gnelanb bic tonfobsrirten Sapsrer, Die
unisre Sanoelsmurine perni3teten.
ausriiftste unb als 5rantreidh !oeere
na9 Merito biniiberIhidts, I'm bic
Mpnroes sSottrin gu Ri8ts gu MAIDEN.
Sn bi.ier i6peren 3eit butten mir nur
sinen europdiIhen QlGiirten urb bas
mar 0euti6lanb, bsTen iungen WtGns
ner 81 Sebntauienben beriibertumen
Inn fir bic Union unb gsgen bic Stlas
perei gu tGmpfsn unb bon Dem mir bus
9elb erbielten, bds uns teine anbere
europdiIhe Ration liefern pollte. Wenn
profsfur Sope, Der nit gei6i4tIi6en
grpdsunsen aufpartet, Die 9ei6ihte
Der Der. Stoaten tennsn obsr mas sr
Ouriibsr tpeib. nidt abfidtli6 1erbeblen
Diirbs, 10 miibte sr iid als amsritaner
f4dmen, bab mir bieis Sienite 3eutfhs .
lambs ertpioern, tnbem mir feline
Jsinbs nit Waffen unb gelO unters
itsen. @as bic Wonross9ottrin be-
trifft, 10 bat lie tsinen beFeren Freunb, (
als 0eutidlanb, beiisn bsf1untes
prin5ip bic offene 5biire III. Sas be-
beutet, oab bic neutraIen Qdrber, tpos
nit in bisfsm Sale Siibamerita uno
China, fotpie aleinaiien semtint iinb,
bem Sdnbel aller Rationen inter aIsi=
den gebingungen ofien itsbsu Iollen.
Oas III niht bas prtnsip BON gnalanb
unb 5rantreih. bic fopeit ale lpehrlos
len 2Gnosr annsttirt unb oeren 6anz
bel fir ii9 porbebalten babsn. Das lit
tpobl cine ssniigenbe 9lntport ouf bic
5rags bss qrOfeiiors. 9ub er tie oes
gen 6.ferss 0iiIen aufpirft. bat ieinen
pobIburhbahten Grunb. Sieie Der
oG4tigunger GeutI6laubs baben ben
3ped, bic Ser. Staaten in ben Grteg
yessn Deutidldnb bineiButrenben.
Ddbr.nb mir iibsr5eust iinb, baB bag
1iht gelingsn tpirb, 70 1T bod unpers
oab bieie 4usitreuun1en 9cs
zen Oeutidlano ben 3ipet erfiiQt bo=
zen, bas ameritanif6e gplt ocn elmer
lufl.bnuns sessn Die Wiutiir. 9rutas
itat unb S6urtsrei Grglanbs ab5us
)dlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
3ienstaa, Scn II. Sftuber 1915.

Oie Wilion 6sa pagns
1T BON Ieinen Bspunberern srDffnei
iporben, inDem pieislben ii4 anDpft
angeitedt baben, pel6e bic llmi6rifi
trasen; nSi6erbeit auerit", Sas alts
@etIamepOrt: .Safetp firit", 0ab
Wilion fir bic Siherbeit hsr Der.
Staten geiorst bat, iol bic gmpfebs
lung fir feline Slpsits SanDibatur iein.
DAT bieie Gmpfebluns nidt aui
Wabrbeit berubt, pirb burd ben Iuss
tritt 8rpans aus oem &abinet errpiez
fen. Dieter trat aus, neil er Der 4ns
iiht mar, fir bic ale Sbatia4en fprez
den, oab Der prdIioent Seu:idlanD
eeseniiber cine 9olitit eingeih!osen
babe, bic nit &ries brobts. @phl 1T
bieis 9sfabr ssidpunben. absr lehiss
Ii6 bur6 ben frisDlihsn Sinn S.utIds
lunbs unb ni9t ben oes qrdiibent.n.
Die DepiIe .Safstp firit" 1T nlIr in
bieism Sale sriinpli6 psrfeblt. 4uf
Der anDeren Seite bot Der prdiibent in
oem Sale Gnelunbs, oefsn 4nmabuns
gen er obne ariessgefabr 6etGmpfen
tonnte, bieie rubis bingenomm.n unb
buburh Der Nation sroben finansiels
len S6aosn susefiist uub ihre Ghrs
prsisgegsbsn. Wenn an Der DiITpnIden
Ibminiitraiipn iiberbdupt etipas gu To-
ben III, 70 lit bas in ge5us auf ibre
uusipdrtige politit, ipel6e i'm ben
Biirssrn smpfsblen ion, bsitimmt ni6t
Der SAT-. Oisis bat ii9 unanaenebnI
burd Serausforperuneen bsmertbar
semu9t, mo Ra6fi4t am plabe mar
unb ourd Nadiidt, mo Elm euereiihes
ginidreiten gebpt.n mar unp ss 1T CUR
@eniige betdnnt, mas bi.is unridtise
unb unsers6ts 9anbIungspeiis perans
Iabt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12

Senator Qepis bon sllinois,
Der ssgeu bic britiidsfrans0iiIbe Gns
leib, prpteitirt bat, belt bieIer Sage
cine Reoe Dor elmer b.utf9sn Yer
iammluns in Chicago, in lp.I4er .r bic
Qlnleibe tritiiirts, absr sleidseitig Der:
anlaTung nabm, ii6 ii6er bisienigen
.bist0pfisen" 0eutiden gu beihpsrsn,
pelae ibrs Rationalitdt in 9erruf
brinaen. bis 9eiipiel bierfiir bsrisi
er ii6 auf bic 9rpbuns, bic Sslber ails
ben gantsn sieben gu tpolen, fusl4s
engliite papiers tauf.n. Sas 9eiipiel
1T iebr idIedt gspdbIt, benn es lisst
barin feline Sist0pfisteit uuo feline
Slopalitdt ionbsrn Wabrung bercd.
tigter Sntsrefsn. 0enn DepoiitOrer
aenntnib baOon baben, bab lire Ban.
ten bic ibnen anOertrautsn 9elbsr in
fdle4ten papieren unlegsn, 10 baben
fie bod Elm Redt, gu ertlGrsn, bab #:
in fol9em Sale ibre 0epOiiten 5uriids
sieben psrben. neil iie burd ioIhe
idle6te anlass ibr 9eIb fir gsfGbrDst
balten. Die Qgitatoren, bic Ssnator
Qepis tabelt, babsn genau bdsieIbe gss
gen bic papiere eingepunbt, mas bi.ier
gsiaat bot unb mas bem Senator
2epis geitattst III, ptro bod rpphl aud
einem 9euti9en erlaubt I.in. ,Sretlit
beiteben unter ben probriten bdriiber
eigentbiimli6e 2lniidten. Dsnn Elm
@msritaner segen bic snslii4sn ga.
piere reoet ooer gegen bic Stdrtung Der
@ebrma6t Der Der. Staaten 10 pirp
bas als cine bere6tigte &ritit an1eies
ben, ipri9t iid uber Elm 0eutIher in
biefem Sinne uus, 70 tpittsrt man
6o9berratb. Sol9s @lbernbeit laFen
bic Deutf6eu iit) ni6t gefolsu. sic
beanfpru6sn bas Rebt Der ireien Rsoe,
bas ale ameritanii4en 8iirser bsiibsr.
gu ben W Wttteln, ipsl6e an
seipenbet ipsrben, I'm Stimmuag fix
bic Gqiirten gu MAIDEN, reIp. oas amss
ritunifds golt gegen bic gnte1rung
uno 8ereepaltigung, Die es bon gngs
Lamb erfdbrt, abouitumpfen. aebDr. aud
bic in benlssten Susen Don Ger pros
britiihen prefe nit beionberem gifer
perbreitete 2egsnoe, oab S5rantrei9
iid fir Die Ser. Staaten geopfsrt babe,
inbtm es bteien in ibrem Repplutionss
friese gegen Gnelanb @elD unp Solbas
ten lieferts. aeiner, Der an 5ite aes
f9i6tli6eu 8erbdltnife srinnsrt, 1T 70
nutuuois, I'M niht au fpiiIeu, bab
Grdntreih uns bieien8eiitanb lebiglid
i'm eissHsu Sutsrefs gelsiitst bat. Or.is
aebn Sabre oorbsr mar 5rantreidb aus
bem ameritaHii9en Sontinsnt. ben es
ols fetn gisentbum beanfpruc5t bate,
bon Gnglaub binuuseebrdnst Dorben.
Ddmit mar Der ptele Sabrbunb.rt,
ipGbrerbe &f 5iutfden bieien
beiben 2Gnbern I'm bic WeltberrI6aftI
unb bic liebermant 3ur Gee gu ltnauns
ftsu Grantreibs enti4ieben porben
nnb es brannte auf bic nddfe @eleaens
belt, um biefe Serrf6aft ben Gnsldns
bern tpieber 81 eHtipinbtn. Die grbe-l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12

Der @erfaifer III Der bsiannte
ameriiaHiide Sournaliit gubrsp
Sianbope, Der ii6 burd 3abIs
rsids 9luiidbe als uiriIia nsus
trdI betpieieu bat
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
MANY CHURCH S0C|ALS
 GIVEN LAST NIGHT
"O|d Fo|ks'' Concert Held al
 Trinity h. f. Church.

An excellent entertainment was given last night at the Trinity M. E. church by Ye Old Folks Choir Con- cert company of Boston,, Mass. The first part of the program consisted of the usual concert numbers by the members of the quartet and several selections by the reader. The second part was the feature of the concert. The members appeared in "old folks attire of a hundred years ago and acted like folks at a party. The "child' of the party played pranks on the "older' members and demurely rccited "piece" about how she locked Aunt Liza on the roof for two hours during the rain. The singing was greatly appreciated.
 Peter MacQueen, the distinguished war correspondent, will give the next entertainment in the Methodist Bro- therhood course on Friday March 12. He will present stereopticon pictures of the war and will lecture on the causes conditions, and consequences of the war. MT. MacQueen followed the allied armies on the battlefield of northern France. Having no per- nit from the ministry of war, he was arrested and tried by court martial, but was acquitted.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
FINANCIAL NEW
NEW HAVtN- GINS
 OVER TWO POINTS
U. s. Steel Common Almost Nsg.
 Iceted After Early Dealings.

New York, Jan. 30, Wall St.-Some of the ground lost in yesterdays li- quidating movement was regained to- day. but the undertone was frequently uncertain. Trading was moderate. United States Steel common was al- most neglected after some early deal ings, which included one lot of l,- 100 shares. all at the minimum price. New Haven rose over 2 points above it's minimum of 49 and more promi- nent issues finished the brief session with gains of 8 point or more over yesterdays final figures. The clos ing was firm. Bonds were steady.
 Wall Street, 10:30 a. m.--Support- ing orders were in evidence at the opening of today's stock market, the undertone showing firmness after some brief hesitation. Hartman is- sues, Reading, Northern Pacific and New Haven showed substantial frac- tional gains on light trading. Cana dian Pacific, which opened at a point loss, repeating yesterdays low price, soon recovered and made further headway. United States Steel was not quoted in the initial dealings, but later a block of HOO shares changed hands at forty, its minimum. Re- public Steel preferred lost almost three points and American Express fell five to ninety, its minimum. Sears -Roebuck rose over four points. New York Stock Exchange quota
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
PRO1EsT1
Manchester Z Game Nitf

The onnccti, league basketball met today in i5ar\ tho Nateriourss--N M So. Alancnester-h1 \ cd games. New1 games on the ~ was rep dcred aga Manchester gand ain. The Waterbu out foundation played, stands.
 cided a against Ne Manchester gamd say, Anderson IS he violated arti the league cons lnittee themselvea edged that this ton has been re masters rules.
 From this # that this decision weakest that has New Britain wi grounds that the and should have constitution as it before it was am
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
south Church Social.

The Christian Endeavor society of the South church last night enter tained the Armenian mission in the church chapel. The young people gave a musical program, Theron Hart presiding at the piano, after which games were played. One of the fea- lures of the evenings entertainment was the exhibition of Armenian dances given by members of the mission. Ice cream and other refreshments were served
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
First Church Supper.

The most successful church supper given by the First Congregational church in several years was given last night in the chapel. More than two hundred members and friends of the church were present. Mrs. William F. Parker was in charge of the sup per and was assisted in the serving by members of the Philathea club The next supper will be given some time in March.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
SOCIALIST LECTURE.

pr. Mulligan will lecture at the so- cialist party headquarters, 269 Main street Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The public is cordially invited to at tend Admission free.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
Announcement.

Valkyrian lodge o. of V. will cele brate their 1 15th anniversary Feb. 5th in Vega hall.
 There will be a program consisting of recitations, vocal and piano solos, also a fancy drill by the degree team, refreshments will be served. Admis- sion 15c-adVt.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
Stanley Memorial Social.

An interesting feature of the social given by the Junior Endeavor society o1 the Stanley Mem orial church last evening was a travel talk by the pas tor, Rev. J. +. Rees, on Cuba, Ha- vana and Santiago,' illustrated by stereOpticOn views.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SAI4E-ChCap. Office desk Apply Curran Co.,, Main street
 1-30-d3
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
BAN ON MA

Pretoria, SouthI Jan. 30, 9:59 a. has announced
 maize and oats sS| the needs of the South African Uq
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

Strong, Sarah A.
 Sunrise Land Go.
 Swasey, Hope M.
 Sweeney, John r. Swift & Upson CO Talcott. Fannie H. Thompson. A. l..
 Towers, Joseph . Ira ut, c. w. ... . Traut x Hine Mi Union Mfg. Co. !. United Lithuanian T
 Inc. .......... |. Vega Benefit Socis Vibberts Co.,, The Voight, August .I Wahrenberger, Co Walker, H. R., Co Walsh, John J. ;. Ward, Heirs of J' Wask owitz, Samut Waterbury Tool ( Welinsky, Samuel. Wetmore, Estelle White, Michae el 1T. Whiting Land Col Whittlesey, Frede Wilson, Theodore Ayisll. Maria . Ziinn.an, M. ana l
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

Goodwin, $5; MT. Afford, $25; John Sheehan, $5; Landers, Frary & Clark, $10; Andrews, Swift & Co.,, s5; Union Laundry, S3; Stanley T.. Goss, s1: cash collected by Miss F. Humphrey, $S.66; cash, miscellaneous, s1.52; total $S.1S.
 ibutions-Lodges, $125; total cash, s223.1S; seals, $919.99; grand total $1,143.17.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

WANTED-Salesma and collector,
 one who speaks Italian preferred.
 Must furnish bond and references. Apply at Singer store, 23 West Main street, between 12 and 1:3O P. M and after F. M. 130 -d2
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
MANY FROM STATE TO
 ATTEND CONVENTION
Much Interest In Meeting Of Cham Der Of Commerce Of th5 J. s.

The state of Connecticut will have convention of the Chamber of Com- merce of the United States to be held at Washington. D. C., next week. A. H. Andrews, secretary of the New Britain Chamber of Com merce, will attend from here and it is likely that President F. w. Christ also will attend.
 The delegates to the third annual convention from the Connecticut
 Chamber of Commerce are the fol-
 lowing: Edwin P. Jones, of Winsted,
 vice president of the Connecticut
 Chamber of Commerce; Congressman
 James P. Glynn, of Winsted; Charles
 E. House, of the Manchester Cham Der of Commerce; William A. Howell, of the Rockville Chamber of Com
 merce; Charles H. Frederick, of the
 Meriden Chamber of Commerce; Co1. I. M. Ullman, eX-Governor Rollin s. Woodruff, C. w. Scranton, John T. Mason, John w. filling and George T. Bradley of the New Haven Cham Der of Commerce.
 It was expected that President F. H. Johnston of the state chamber, who is at present the national council l Tor representing the Connecticut state organizat ton, will be able to attend ! the convention. Most of the delegates 1 will leave Monday night for Wash l ington, the opening session of the 1 convention being scheduled for Tues 1 day.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

On account of the absence of Secre- tary Andrews and President Christ there will be few meetings of the meeting of the committee of the Mercantile Bureau on uniform hours and practices will be held Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock and the di- rectors of the bureau will meet Tues day morning at 10 o'clock
 A meeting of the child labor com mittee was held this afternoon
 The committee on charities held another meeting yesterday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

Ammunition Company twice that
amount.
The Crucible Steel Company has
booked orders for close to Slo,o0o.ooo
for steel for the Remington Companys
rife orders, and a Remington expert
is already on the ground. This com
pany will furnish practically all the
steel for the Remington Company.
Al the Remington L. NJ c., across
the road from the arms plant. a string
of twenty-five low one-story buildings
is going UP. The houses are Of brick.
with iron roofs IT is as difficult to
get into this plant as into that of the
Remington Arms. The crackle of rife
ammunition being tested is heard as
the visitor fingers outside the gates.
These are by no means the only war
order companies in Bridgeport. The
Locomobile Company of America. which
is building huge addition 10 its plan Mt.
recently took an order for 500 trucks
and several hundred officers pleasure
cars for Russia and Great Britain. The
company also has a large order for
France.
At the Locomobile Company's plant
there are three British, three French
and the same number OF officers in
spccting every car that is turned out
for their countries.
Not long ago the first Of a lot OF
trucks finished was taken out by n
British officer on a test run. 1t was
taken up a hill called Test HILL" and
went up in fine shape The officials
Of the company asked the officer what
he thought of the car. ITS all right
on this kind of parlor floor" he an
swered, but it will have harder work
when 1t gets to working for us. Let's
see what she will do on a cross-country
gallop."
she" was then given the time OF
"her" life. Across plowed fields, over
hedges. up and down gullies, the car
was taken, and finally allowed to drop
over two siX-foot bumps. landing on
all tours. The car was declared 0. *.
and the lot accepted.
1t is no uncommon sight>to watch a
string Of half a dozen gray or brown
trucks. stripped to cha ssis and front
seat. go through the main street on
their way 10 the testing grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
WAR CONTRACTS BOOMING CITY

BRIDGEPORT. CONN. July 3-To
take care pf the huge orders for rifles
taken by the Remington Arms and
Ammunition Company and the Rem
ington L. NJ. G. Co, II has been found
necessary to erect enormous buildings
at the Remington Arms Company and
across the road from that company
the Remington u. NJ. C. Co. is erecting
a series of buildings in which TO make
ammunition.
The Remington arms plant is to con-
sist of thirteen new buildings Of con-
crete steel and brick, each Ave stories
in height and 400 feet by eighty feet
in approximate length and width.
They are Joined by short buildings
which are seventy-five feet wide and
five stories high. and which also Will
contain machinery.
The substantial nature of the build
inss which are going up disposes of
the much ed of matter, What will
they do with the buildings after the
war is over?" One is told that they
will make arms and ammunition in
them for years to come.
To get near the new buildings re-
quires great deal of fortitude The
visitor is met by plain-clothes men,
who look them over with n Sherlock
eye. The detective follows him until
he meets a brother officer, who follows
until he in turn reaches the end OF
his beat. When the, proper place to
ask for a pass is reached the visitor
is still outside of the fence and in
a state of funk.
Once in the plant of the Reming
ton Arms Company the procuring OF
a pass is comparatively easy. After
rigid inspection the visitor was al
lowed to go to the Office and present
his card to Major Penfield. the operat-
ing head of the company.
a retired army officer past middle
age, with a calm exterior, Major Pen
field was courtesy personified He was
pleased to see" the vsitor-but was
sorry that he had nothing to say re-
garding what the company was doing,
what II had done and what 1t intended
to do
The noon whistle blew as the visitor
left the majors Office. and swarm
of workmen headed for the lunch
room just outside the gates. Major
Penficld himself takes his lunch here
in a frame building, sitting alongside
a laborer or a steelworker. Two real
estate boomers were distributing cir
culars CONTAINING information about
the town to be built near the plant
The folders contained pretty pictu :es
showing parts of the new town as it
would look some time.
When the Remington plant is COM
pleted it will employ $4,000 additional
men, and all OF them will he brought
in from other towns. A large mum
Der Of them will be skilled mechanics
and will command higher wages than
ordinarily. No rifles are being made
here at present but the bayonet plant
on the ground is working night and
day.
The pay roll OF the new works when
running in full will be considerably
over $10.000,Oo0 year, and of the
combined plants OF the Remington U.
NJ. c. and tho Remington Arms and