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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

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i'm alter BON 20 SabreH.

Gin reisenbtr llsiner aerI i'm aI-
Ter bon einieen Wonatsn bsfinpet iid5
Sur 8tii I'm pbbui bts ftdbiifHsn 90.
ipiials. Der aItine ipurbs aus BEN
Granb 6oisl nah btm 4oipiidi &C.
brahi, nahDem sr Don fsiutr Wuttsr
i'm Gtidb atlaien mar.
glm UaOnda srfd-ien cine elegant ga
tleibete Frau, nit brduutm 6adr,
ariinsm aleib unb iief perfnleisrt I'm
@ranb 5pisI unb belsgts tines ber bss
itsn 3immer i'm Sauis. efls Rdmtn
irug bic s5rsmbe GpsIgn Gran aus
2erinsioH ap, In bas 5rembeHbud3
Elm. Die iJrau bisIt iih. uaHDem fie
fir brsi Iase aoft unb 2osis bedablt
batie, NIT ibrsm atnb. BEN fx an
ffeinsnb itbr 5usetbaH mar, itdnbis
i'm 3immer duf.
9fm Miiipof morssn sniirnis iif
bic frau obne ibr ainb, unb nahm
Die SoisIIeituus on. oab bic 5rau uur
3u einem Giniauf eeganeen fsi. Das
,3immermGohen b0rie ben iIeinsn
RsrI idmmsrlid idreieu. ipsbbdIb fis
oas 3immer bstrat unb bem 2inb
CAB. Die Jrdu bate reid
Ii9 9abruna fir ben alsinsn suriids
gsluHsn.
Da bic SHUTTER am Mknb nidt erz
ibisH. tpurbs bic pclissi bsHu6rids
tiai, Die ben prin5sn uisboHn nah
btm itdbtifhsn 6oipital briussu Iitb.
sSn elmer Don Der Wuster suriidgtlai.
isner 6lnbtafde Duroe iebr gute, unb
nsus ainbrpdfte porsfunben. bod
iruseu bic Ga9en ieiHs MetimaIs.
Die eDeHiutn su elmer Setntifpisruns
fiibren tpnHteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29
Sr. SabH.p als @.ihiAtsisr.
iher, Sreibeitsbelo uno
Bropbet.

Sn Der Rem gorter Zines" fipbeH
mir fpIgeube &abeIoepei4s:
raoubOu, %. Sanuar. Die v8sits
miniter @asstts@ Drudt eiHen Brief ab,
ben Der Gauonicus SspIOR Dom praiis
bentsn Der llniperIitGt Cincinnati srs
baIten uub pOrin er Ia9t:
lniere uniDsriitdtstreiis bdItsn bds
Runbi6reiben psr beIti6sn qrofeHO=
rs1 fir tldglib itipaG. SIN aiinitigs
iten 5dae fam nan barin Gntf6uI6is
gunsen (fiir Dsutidlanbs gsrbcIteH)
srbiiden. Die 4meritaHsr rpiiien, bab
Sbr (bie GHslauber) ni6t nur fir
9ertrdsstrsus, bic liHabb1Hgigtsit Der
tIeinen QdiiOnsu unb fir ben 8eitanb
oes britiiden Rsidsss, tpie es isbt be-
fdaffeH TIT. tGmpft. Ionbern aud fir
oas arpbe priHaip Der Democratic, bas
nHs 10 tbsuer lit
SH Der sbut tdmpft sSbr fiir uniers
GdGe.
O6pobl pir srObs a4tuHs DOT ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29
limb &c rsidt.n I'd, bic .ssuS..

goIisei6sf gopslan ertpiss iif sts
fern nidt allein ais tiidtigtr Boil
ssibsamtsr, ToHberH auh als DipIop
mat. Dor BEN gbef bate ii6 Der
poli3iit George Jiibsr, aHuait pbiI.
lips unb Der Suptrinienbent bss
iluion Central GebGuhes MeJnthre
sinaefunbsn, nm cine Msinungsper :
id1isb,nbeit, bic 5ipif9sh ben senanns
ten perionsn sHtiinnbsn mar. Su
idlihtsn. poli3ift aJifbtr ioIf iih
BEN 9lnfpdlt esssniibtr IN unb5flidkn
ausbrud ersaHsss babsn. cls a. in
bsiisn 9urtau poriprah. lin cine I'm.
asIsasnbtii gu .rSrtsrn. McSusprs
srftitn. I'M ben qHipaIi ola 3eugt az
untsririibsn. SsosufaIIs mar bic ca
DIE absr nidt 70 ihlimm ME iie &C.
mad,t mar. csnn Srr GopeIan bate
fpsnig Wiibs stns Dsritdnbisuns sIui-
f6sn ben Bttbtiliatsn 81 sr5itItH,
iporauf ii6 bisfsIbsn bic Sdnbs reid.
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

Dr, Dabnsp Fat bersits cine Nnir
mort duF ben ssbdfissn 1rief sfs
tbeilt. Mud in bieIem gale flagt q
iber weritiimm.luns. stn ilnslid, bos
ale ieine GeiifssprObutte 5u psrfoIetn
iheint. Des Wsitsren btruIt e. iih
barauf. bob es it& in oieisnl
Sale Inn sinsn pribdt Brief
banoslt. Dos Reti. bas e. cIs pris
pdtmaun beanIprudt, bat isin syreunb
ibm bur@ BIZ gsrSffmtIifuns bss
griefes sntsossn; pisie Sanhluness
ipeiis piirfis ben 6srrn RsttOr perans
laiien. feline auiidt iibfr snelildrn
sSpealismus elmer Repiiion Su unttrs
5iebeH unb ba Der @risf burd edit
engliiden Wsrratb an bic SsffsntIihs
ieit seIanst 1T, 10 ipirb Or. Dubnsp
iih iiber cine g.Tprsdune fsinsr biiipr
ridden. miIitGriitsn unb propbeiiifsn
llrtbeiIe niht b,Tdiptrsn tDnntn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29
eokal.Derid)t
aim 1o,.,stas
5inbef bic @samteniuabl bss sefaI.
perbauss Sss 1entidJfH @0miid'
aatbOIiidsu StaatsDrbaHbs
itaff.

slm sonnias Radmiitas Nm br.i
iibr finbei IN bsr ct. 5ron5isfns
0dIs bic Wabl Der 8samten bes bic
iissn 3n<ispsrbanbs bss DtutlAen
R0miih saatbolifdtu Staatspsrbnns
bts itatt.
aubsrbsm foIlsn In bisitr @srs
fammluna, bic unier osm Dotflt bee
grdiibsnteu 0sorse y. Dotrgtr nnb
Der prototc1fiibruns bts Sfirstdrs
sSofepb Shfparb absebalitn iDirb,
Uorbsrsitunssn fir bic na6itt Otnss
ragptrfdmmIuns bts Staatsper6anbss
astrofftn iperbsn, bic am IA. urb 10.
ssunt in SpringfieIb, Obio. abgebaIS
ten ipirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29
Masien Bah Der DsserS.
80. Sauuar, SurHbaiIe.
sb,aierabsus Der sdiur eOss.

Am eIbsub bts l6. 5sbruar bobtH
bic Miialisbsr Der Gdilitr qcst 30.
IA pes Grpens ttr ppibias Riitsr bas
Wolnut StraBs 9bsnitr bsIsst uHb
lptrbsn pou,GbIia nsbit unbsren Wliis
aIisbsrn bes Drbsns br gluffahruns
RON .Mitbin tie Gam bfippbnsn.
Gas nit ben Arrangements fit biefm
1btaitrebenb betrauts acmmiiist fsti
Iih aus ben 6trrsn G. 8. 5du, 8. o.
6eb. O. Q. Wil, u. 0utitulobsr anb
2. Y. @eling suiammsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29
sreitaG Den 29. SaHHar 1915.
Der graiibsnt bat bic Sir

Der prGiibent bat bic Gin.
sDanberunss.gil nit ieinsm 9sio be-
lsst uHo bat oieies aud gut besriiHoei,
sSeBt perblsibt bic 5rase. Oh bns @stD
beiteben bIsiben ipirb. &pHersbsRe@
prGientaHt alIeH, Der fiir Die Bill ses
ftimmt bat. nil ssssu oas gsto ittme
men. Sas betunbet einen wsrtpirbi=
gen ManseI on Sntellisena. pa Repr.
Ilsn einen Oiitritt pertritt. Der min
psiiens 81 mel SrittsIn aus Giuges
ipanperten ober bsreu Ra6tpmmsn be-
itsbt unb obue bic Ginpanberuns, bic
er betampft, p1bri&sinIia nod bsuts
niht eriitiren piirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

GsIessnilid bsr seIirissn Bns
iammluHa be- DeuifdeH CbsrIsbrsrs
bsrsins, bic I'm SibuHssinal bss
Stabtratts uHisr BEN goriit bts
prdiibtntsn %. Q. 9. gDisnsds unb
Der prototplliIibruHg bss Sirstdss
Q. %. GiHIer Iiaitfanb, mar ntr
9ortrassnbs Obsrfbstr Carl q.
51Hsisb. Der IN isbr sines5enbn uns
intereTanisr Msiie bas 9btun .Dis
Rosssiisr ssi EHiiaasR- bhaRhflie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

Sapau bat bereiis nit Der
Groberune BON China aHgefdnseu.
@as es bon Der oorti9en Regieruns
psrIunst, lit nitts 9srinserss, als cine
Ginflubs sSpbdrs in SalbsGbiua, pas
betdnutIih basisIbs bspen.si, pie cine
9lnuerion. Disies prosramm idlisbt
aud Gorbsrunssn i'm guus.istianss
SbaIe elm. bas betanntIih Die Gnsldns
Der fir iiH pDrbsbaItenbaben. Sieie
biirftsu jsBt idon srfafeu, iuel6eH
bummsn Streid lie setban baben. ben
gbrgei5 ibres gelben @erbiinbsteH ans
5ufadsH, inbsm iie tbn peranlabten,
ben Deuti6sn &iautff,au su nsbmeu.
@dbrsnb Gnslanb cine Station auf
qeben unb Sob betGmpft, bon Der es
abioIut ni4ts au befiirdten bate, bat
es aus unbsionnsner sSeinbItaft bic
Sapansr auf Die 9abn Der @roberung
aeIentt uub iebt bdmit feline osrrs
ihaft in 9liisn aufs SpieI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

Tebl bas I'm Suli porisen
Sabres $3.50 oas Gab tOitsts. pirb
iebt nit 800 notirt uup Der qreis
tpirb nod bepeuteub iteieen. penn, ME
RON 5upsrlafiSsr Ssits beri6tst
ipirb, iino bic Grnten bisies Sahres
i9on DOR Der 2lusIaat pertauft lpors
ben. .Man sripdrtet ioldb bobe preiie, ,baB
man cine Dsrartige SpstuIatiOn niht
fir aepast baIt. Sas itelt cine ioI4s
@srtbeusruns aaer 2sbensmittel in
9lusiiht. nab man MIR nit Gorge an
bic 3utunft osnten tann, oa ni6t ers
tldrlid 1T, pis bic armsrsn alaiien.
bic p6nebin an gsi6GftisungsloFst
Ieiosn, g.ssu bisiss Glsno auf5utOma
men permDssn. Dieter 3uitanb 1T.
pie Sober ipsib, bur6 ben aries IN
europa psrurIaft iporpeu unb Elm 9es
fiibl Der GmpDrune lit niht 81 unters
Sriidsn, bag unisre 4ominiitration bds
au beitrdst. ben arieg gu psrlanseru
unb bic amsritaniihe NatipH uus5us
hunesrn. 9sr &oHereb ipGre fiir Elm
gsrbot eessu bic @affenausfubr gu sss
tpinnsn, lpsnn Der prGfiosut bas be-
siisIihe 9eieB ni6t betdmpfen tpiirbe,
9baiidhlid lit isit bem Sriefs 8rhans
an ben Senator Stone jsbe gluBIitt
auf Geuebmisuns pes 6eissss se:
i6punbeN. Qlber alIes lpeiii bdrauf
bin, 6nb Der prdiibent se5pungsH iein
rpirb, oas @srbot pieber Guf5uHcbmen.
Sn einigen Munaten, mann oas Gleuo
unertrdsIib ssfuOrben lit, iuerDeH nidt
blos bic 9sutihen, iouoerH bos eee
iammts amsritaHiiae 9oIt oas @erboi
Der @usfubr iorosrn, um burd gssns
pisune bss arieess Den unertrdslihen
9srbdItnifsu in bieiem 2aHbs sfH
gnbe gu MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

gBsnn aud neue @uffahungeu
ii9 uur laHsiam 9abn breden, orinr
gen Iie bob, fpsnn iie Der @srnuufi
unO Der MsuidIidtsit fDrbsrIiA iinb,
I6Iiebli6 burh. 9as trifft aud uui
ben 9ssrifi gu. Der grbsii aIs sins
@aare betru6tst. Bis DOT gang aurs
gem golt bas fir islbItperitdnolih. Der
9ir6sitsr psrtauft feline Daurs bic
Qrbett. Wenn sr ben ssipiini6teH
prsis fir feline Waars Hi9t srIaHsen
,ann, bisB ss. mug sr ii6 nit BEN
prsiis bssniiseu, Der ibm gsboteu
lpirp. Sn bisier barbartihen auffais
Jung 1T in Der IeBteu 3eii cine tpelentf
Iids @snperuns eiHgetreteH. Die gins
iidt, pub bic arbeit Don oem MeHi6en,
Der lie psrri6tet, uifr 81 treHreu lit,
eetpinnt beiidnoie on BobsH, pis aud
Die Gr,snntnib, bab grbeiisI6bns uub
beitsbebiHgunesn nid1t 5Ios nit
Riidiidt auf bic 8erTon, ioHperH aud
auf ibre iu3iaIe Dirtung gu beurtbeis
len iinb. Wie oieie nsusn 8egriffe NIT
ben beitebenbsn 6ionomiihen Ginrias
tungen 3u Dsrsinbdren finb, Dariibtr
bsitebt nidt aleibs alarbeii, mas aud
nidt gu psrnunbsrn 1T. Gs trifft auf
bieism Jal bas 6lsi6nib Don bsm
neuen gBetn in alien Sdlduhsn 81.
9O6 1T Is Elm uHDerienHbdrer 9ee
mimi, oab epIsre 8egrifIe iibsr ben
Gurdttsr Der qrbeit iih qnsrtsnnuH9
oeri6affsn, oa es, ipis Die Grfdbrung
benefit, nur sine Jrage Der 3eit TT,
big bag sOsaI nil ben pruttiihsu 9ers
bdltnifIsn in Gintldna ssbraht pirb.
so melt es uus betrifft, 10 gIauben
mir, bab bic uuF 9erfihsruRs baiirisn
WohIfdbrtssG sGinri9tunsen Den S9liiIs
isI gum probIem Iisferu. Cine sss
fiherts Griitsna III f6liebIid bod bas
9dupt SOeal oss arbeiisrs unb 6ief.
III nur burd iOIde Gtnri6tnnaen Su
eriangeu. Die grfahruns bat 9eseiet,
Bag nur aui oi.Is @siis siHs 3ufIu6t
au fO8iuliitiibsn 2shreu iid osrhiitsn
IGbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

In ons respect the severe cold = 8
good thing. ~ cholera germs cannot
develop.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

Die Il. g. StssI gOmpanb 3
bat feline 9ipiDsnosn auf ibre Stamms
ottisn srtIdrt uub baDurh srobs Be
tii.5ung in uuisrer Stabt psrurio6t.
ipo bic 3abl Der geiissr oieier papiers
iehr srpb lit. Got ioIts bas teins
lleberrai9ung psruriadt baben. ba bic
@srtiirauns oosr Ssrabissung BON Dis
pioeuosH uHtsr ben iesieen Gsfdaftss
perbdltniiisn aIlesmeiH TT. Sm Doris
gen Sabre bar Der Dipioeubsnperluit
i'm ganSsH oanps iid auf 6S Miuiousn
Dollars bslaufsu. Sn oisism Sabre
ipirb sr nod grDBer iein. llsber bic
llriatsn tann .stn 3tpeifsI beiisben:
Der 8rise ndtit Der ensIiidsn Sperre
iiber Die Viesre bat nibt bios ben
9lubeHbanosI, IOuoern aud Den Jnnens
bannsI icpper ssiddbist. Gins abbilfe
lam nur sintrsisn. lpsnn Der ariss auf=
bort, absr Der prditoent bistst ale
&rGfts duf, I'M ben aries in pie QGn9e
su 3iebeu. inbem er bic Bill, ipslbs ibn
Sur GinItslluH1 Der @affeHIisfsrung
ermddtigeR piirbe, bstGmpft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

Die amerttduii den 5dbris
tdnten beidpsreH iid, Oub sng!ifds
gbieanen iis psrbiubern. iolas unmiiis
tdriibs @aaren, ipie SrauenIhube,
S6rsi6maidpinen unp Seppidfeger
nd6 9entidlano gu 5ringsn. Der
9rdiioeut tDnnts oas Gnosrn, aber er
oerbdIt iid aug Sur4t pOr Grelanp
uutbdtie. 9lber oas S6Iimmits 1T.
bab ieine arieherei DOT Gne!anh uns
ierem $ounoel oauerHpeu ShaSen gu
Tiissu ptro. Gin GROCER GrpOriartiteI
nad] 9eutitlaHp 1T aupfsr. sSu Der
pilltirIihiteH' Bsiis bat gusIaRb
&upfsr Fir &ontrebanbe ertIGrt, mas
Sur 5oIss bat, bag nidts Dapon mad
zen 9dnDsrn Der beatiden 2lIiirien
eeIaHger taun Sn ibrsr Rotb baben
bisis iid GriaBnIittsIn Sugspunbi unb
gsfunbeH, baB iis ii5 nit 3int unb
iogar nit stabl bebeIfen t5nusr unp
oisfe WatsriaIisn ftelIen iid nm 10
oisl biIliasr, a.s aupfsr, bag nan auf
Segterss oausrno per5lnteH ipiro. An
oisiem 8eiipisle III 3u srTsben, tpie Der
8rGiioent gngIanb 3ulisbe uniereH
Saaosl nidt bIOg 5sitfpsiIig, ionbernI
fiji bic Sousr i1dbigi.
Die prsiTe gH8Iauts bat.
5ersits, Ofisnbar i'm auitrase ibrer
Regierung, iib Elm arsumeut 3ursft
gslest, tpsl4es auf bic 2apsrung Der
rBiIbeImino4 binipsiit, Die NIT 2es
6sHsmftteln bsIapsn, iid auf bem @eee
Het 6dmburg befinost. Die Redtfers
tisuno pirb in rem gefsbl oes Bum
oesratbs sefunbsn, uondh als Qes
bensmittel in DtutI6lanb BON l. sSes
bruar an Don Der Resierung ii5srHoHs
men iper0en. 9sas benefit ,b.iBt es,
oab aud bi. 2ebung Der y@ilbelmiHd"
III htn BeIis Der Resieruus libsraebenl
nnb baHit Snr @erpFlesuns oss 5eerss |
bienen ipiirbe, iporaus ii6 bas Rehi |
Der AGperung erssbe. 9isIer G6fub !
~ srHnbfaiif. Ter gefebl bes guna |
besrafbs ioH ssru6s BAG DerbateH, ipas
Gnslanb NIT heE AapsruHs Der .@iIs |
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
st We Gold Ask For Them

lete husband. John Hill. for her sup
port.
Viola NJ. Burdick was granted per-
mission as guardian OF her minor son.
George L. Burdick. to sell the real es-
tate Of her ward at private sale
The will of George w. Gorton was
referred to Oct. 4th with order OF no.
tice.
Nathan A. Collins was appointed ad-
ministrator do bonis non Of the estate
of George T. Collins, and Everett p.
Mathewson was appointed appraiser of
said estate.
The account OF William L. Clark.
executor of the will of Clark F. Lang
worthy, the petition OF Elmer E Ken
yon, administrator on the estate of
jeremiah X. Sherman, to sell real es-
tate. and of Ezekiel S. Boss for the
appointment of an administrator on
the. estate of his father. stephen r
Boss. were severally referred to Oct
4th with order of notice.
Personal Notes.
Mrs. Harold r. Lewis enjoyed visi
from her father. /. Flash, OF Woou-
socket. over Sunday.
DR.. ]. Riley Of East Greenwich wa.
the guest OF Roger W. Lewis and fam
lily over Labor day.
Mrs. Sarah A. Kenyon left Monda,
to visit friends in South Kingston.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
New LOndOn's independent Alderman
E. F. Morgan Much in the Lmelisht By His Actions in
Council Chamber. Arthur Allen Made Superintend-
ent of Parks-Strong Indications of Republican
Victory.

done his full duty as citizen in that
respect. However. there is strong pres
sure for him to accept the nonaiuation.
and he may yield, especially as his
refusal at this time might Q considered
as case of getting into the tall ush-
es while under fire.
Mr.. Miners friends urge that he ae-
cept and thus give. the votars- oPpor-
tunity to vindieate his actions in the
health officer matters and other public
acts of special significance. since he
became acting mayor upon che retire
ment OF Mayor Mahan by reason of be-
ing the senior alderman. Although
at this distance 1t does not seem pos
sible that a democratic mayor. or any
other democratic candidate will be
elected to ONCE in New London at the
coming city election, provided. OF
course. that the republican candidates
are Of the acceptable kind. Politics
do not cut a very big figure in city
elections, but all being equal, the re-
publicans vote for republicans and
the democrats vote for democrats. and
there are at least FIVE hundred more
republicans than there are democrats
in the Seaside City.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
$4,000 VOICES
And Many Are The Voices Of Norwich
People.. .

Thirty thousand voices-what a
Grand chorus! And that's the number
Of American men and women. who are
publicly praising Doan,s Kidney Pills
Tor relief from backache, kidney and
bladder Ills. They say 1t to friends.
They tell It in: the home papers.
Norwich people are III this chorus. :.
Here's Norwich case:
Mrs Jared Hewitt. Palmer St. Nor
Wieh. says: ''For several months : !
was bothered by pains across the small
Of my back and from other symptoms
know that my kidneys were at fault
got q box of Doan's Kidney Pills a
~. D. SEWN g. Sons Drug Store and
soon after using them, the pain in my
back disappeared and my health i'm
proved" -.
Price 500. at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mrs. Hewitt had. Foster Milburn Co.
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
( 81
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
HEBRON
Concert by Columbia Band-RePair
ing Reetory.

Concert by Columbia Band-Repair-
ing Reetory.
The Foster band of Columbia, A. z.
Lyman leader, gave a concert OF an
hour on the park, which was decorat-
ed and lighted. Afterwards the band
played for a dance in the Town hall
The music was appreciated by all
who heard 1t.
ii. G. Porter lost a fine driving
horse last week. II was taken sick on
the road and died before II reached
home.
Vincent Henderson was at his home
over Sunday.
Otway Thompson of New York Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Alice Thompson
over Sunday.
Master Blair Thompson has return
ed from New York, where he has beer
staying with his aunt, Mrs. z. Wilson
Attend Business College.
Sidney and Walter Hewitt are at
tending a business college In Hart
ford.
]. B. Tenant and family were ir
Manchester, Sunday.
Miss Ethel Hills is to teach in GIL.
cad.
Rev. Mr.. Hartman of Putnam
preached at st. Peters church las
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Heoe of West Haver
preached at the Congregational church
as a candidate.
New Rector Coming.
Rev. Mr.. Roosevelt is expected II
about four weeks to occupy the rec
tory. which is undergoing repairs.
Teacher III.
Schools commenced on Wednesda,
morning with Miss Josephine Har
principal and Miss Susan Pendletol
substitute. Miss Korox is I'll and vii
not return.
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THE TREATMENT OF DAIRY cows
written specially for The Bulletin.

Written Specially for The Bulletin.
'As time goes on we will more and
more replace the permanent pasture
with alfalfa hay and corn silage."
That's what 1 read in a recent issue
of prominent dairying paper.
Some years since the superintendent
of a big New York dairy farm, which
he was running for New York city
millionaire, asserted his conviction that
the way to handle mich COW was to
put her Into. a box stall, land keep her
there till she was Is years Old"
These and many similar utterances
which one reads or hears from time to
time suggest how many men there still
are in the. farming world who think
that they know more about a cow than
the Lord who made her, and that they
know better what she wants than she
does herself.
Personally, 1 don't claim any right
to give expert advice about dairying
matters. I found years ago that on
my farm and under my local conditions
selling milk or making butter was
working hard for nothing, and paying
my own board for the privilege. So I
gave Ii up.
But + have to keep one COW and a
span of horses, and have had sheep
and pigs and poultry. My experience
1 WITH none Ok IuGIu QUALITIES 41c " pOSc
as an expert. But it has been long
enough and varied enough to impress
upon me one pretty strong conviction;
which is that the nearer we can keep
| our stock to it's natural conditions the
better 1t will be- Nor am I q lonely
crank in that respect.
Some years ago professor in q
western agricultural college, himself a
farm-born and farm bred boy, got per-
| mission to make little check test of
his own in the college herd. The au-
| fetal winter treatment for the mich
cows. They were to be kept in white
washed stalls; fed carefully weighed
| rations of ground feeds, cut hay, and
| silage; given water in individual
| troughs which in cold weather had
the chill taken OUT" curried and
| brushed twice a day and blanketed at
night. In other words. they. were to
be cosseted- and coddled in the hope
| that this extra care would Increase
| their output and put them into tiptor
/ condition.
| Our farm born professor didn't
! throw any cold water on the scheme
| He Just asked that he be allowed an
! average COW from the herd to handle
his own way, as a check.
i So when tho rect of the kline Wers
1 tolicd7 Into their parlor bedrooms and
shut in for the&winter, he picked out
| one cow: not extra good nor extra
4 poor; just a fair sample of the aver
| age. He put her into a shed; not, E
| barn; Just a shed with one side always
4 open. to the weather and the other side!
1 merely battened boards to protecr
l from wind and snowdrifts. She hat
| the run Of an open field from her shed
Il and got her water from a brook tha'
ran through the field She was fed OF
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

Church Near LineoIn's Birthplace.
The wyanet. Ill, Review Of Aug. IS
says of a former pastor of the Bap-
fist church:
Sunday, Aug. Sth. Rev. Charles w.
Wolfe, pastor of the Manilus Baptist
church, presented his resignation to
take effect Sept. LIST. The resignation
was pursuant to a call to the Baptist
church of Petersburg, Ill. The church
at Petersburg is an historic church,
numbering between 200 and 800 mem
bers. and has lately acquired a new
church home a splendid brick struc-
ture from whose towers the town
clock hourly reminds the folk Of the
swiftly passing time. Petersburg Is
the county seat Of Menard county and
very near to Lincoln's early home, Old
Salem. In fact, II was Honest Abe
who made the original survey OF Pet
ersburg. 1t has a population of 5000
and is surrounded by a rich agricul-
tural country.
Pastor Wolfe has spent almost
three years with the Manilus church
and the pastorate has been a happy
one. A number of improvements
have been made to the property. In
crease by baptism although not large
has been steady, the last one being
this summer in Bureau Creek. The
church never stood higher in member
ship than at present. In benevolence
the church has surpassed all former
efforts, concluding with the $214 gift
to missions last spring and the finan-
ces throughout are generally good. AL
are wishing Pastor Wolfe and his es-
Unable family Godspeed and success
in this larger field"
Miss Dunning is in New York for q
short visit.
Mrs. Brown left Friday for a triI
to New York, New Jersey and Penn.
sylvania.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

Joseph p. Tumulty has issued q
said to be under way to dislodge
William F. McCombs from the chair
manship Of the democratic national
committee. The story had IL that
President Wilson's friends were trying
to place National Committeeman Fred
B. Lynch of Minnesota at the head
of the Wilson campaign Mr.. Tumul-
tys name was. not mentioned. but
here is his statement: Il read the
story about Mr.. McCombs and the
resignation from the chairmanship OF
the democratic national committee.
1t Is only a repetition of others which
appeared several weeks ago and which
denied at the time as the work of
mischief makers. Mr.. McCombs 10
chairman of the national committee,
and / know of no effort on the part
of any one to dispace him"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

and Miss MCGEE OF New York were
recent guests OF Miss Charlotte Wood
Inansee.
Mrs Fannie Brown Of WEXFORD is
the guest OF Mrs. z. c. Kenyon
Clayton Kenyon has been the guest
of relatives in Stamford, Conn, the
past week.
Mrs. Lulu Palmer and daughter
Lucy went to Providence Wednesday.
Guests from Jersey.
Rev. I. L. Cottren recently enter
tanned his son. John b. Cottrell. and
family OF Plainheid, y. J.
Mrs. B. l. woodmansee and daugh-
ser Hazel Of Providence called recently
on Mrs. /. F. Saunders
Miss Woodmansee Improving.
Miss Charlotte Woodmansee. who
has been in poor health for many
years. was able to take a short auto
mobile ride recently for the first time.
| LaVerne Burdick of Boston and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Palmer and daugh-