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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
TURKISH FORCES
 THREATENING ADEN.
With Arabs and Field Guns Compel
 British to Fall Back.

London. July g, BIO p. m-Turdsh forces from Yemen, southwest Arabia, supported by Arabs, are threatening Alden, the British free port, according to an official report issued by the Brit ish press bureau tonight The Turks, guns, crossed Alden hinterland, near Lahej. compelling a British force to fall back on Aden./This occurred on July 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
Steamers Sailed and sisnaIIed.

Bergen, July 7-Sailed: Steamer Bergensfjord, New York.
 Liverpool. July S.-Sailed: Steamer Cymric, New York.
 New York, July 9-Signalled: Steamer St. Paul. Liverpool for New York, 1,o33 miles east of Sandy Hook. Time not given Dock 8 a. m Sum- day.
 Rotterdam July 9.-Sailed: Steamer Nieuw Amsterdam, New York
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
Positive That
 it was Bomb
WHICH CAUSED EXPLOSION ON
 BOARD MINNEHAHA.
FUMES THAT STYLED
Vessel Was Shaken from Stem to Stern
 Officers of Ship Certain It Was
 Work of Muenter or confederates.

Halifax. N. S, July s-A bomb plac- ed aboard the Atlantic Transport in- CT Minnehaha as she lay at her pier in New York caused the explosion and fire at sea in the opinion of the officers of the steamer which put in here for examination today.
 The explosion occurred in number three hold and was of terrific force, shaking the vessel from stem to stern.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

 in Yellowstone
HELD UP STAGE WITH PARTY or
 2s TOURISTS.
BANDITS WERE THREE
How Much They Got Is Not Known Dash of New Yorker to Warn Others Broke Up the Bandits Plans.

Livingston, Mont. July s.-A party of twenty-five tourists, including Uni ted States Senator Brady of Idaho. were held up in Yellowstone Park to- day by three highwaymen-
 A New Yorker named Rice was fired at when he jumped down from a stage coach and ran back toward following coaches.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
BIG INCREASE IN
 U. s. SUBMARINES Will Be Included in Next Navy Esti-
 mates.

Washington. July 9.-The next build ing programme for the United States navy will include estimates for nearly double the number of submarines ap- propriated for by the last session of congress. From officials in close touch with the administrations plans for the navy it was learned tonight that while the general board would wait until September before making its recom- mendations, at least 30 and probably more submarines certainly would be requested
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
SPEED RoAT-UPsET
 BY HEAVY SEA.
The 7AnI<is-Deep Sunk of City Island
 Grew Saved.

New York. July e.-The speed boat Ankle Deep was sunk off City Island crew was saved. It was said that the boat upset on account of the heavy sea and went down in 50 feet of water.
 The Ankle Deep was owned by Count Casdmfr Aankowski. She had appeared in many of the championship speed boat races.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
AUTO ACCIDENT FATAL.
Boston Doctor Killed When Machine
 Upset at Quincy.

Quincy, Mass. July e-Dr. E. M. Currter. or Boston, was Killed and his A. Lefia. of Shreveport La, were severely injured when their autmoo bile overturned here today. It was be- heved that Dr. Currier was hurrying to avoid an impending storm. and thar trouble with the brakes caused the accident
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

American Red Cross officials in Washington insist that reports of famines in various parts of Mexico from their agents are true.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

A special police guard has been stationed around the executive man sion at Albany to prevent the possi- man.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

The Census Bureau in Washington announced there were 265,6S3 Indians in the United States in 1910. an in crease of seven per cent. over 1890.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
CabIed Paragraphs
rakino MIlllons of War Loan.

London. July s.-The London and Midland bank and Lloyd's bank today each applied for $105, 100000 worth of the new British war loan of $1, ,25O, ,000,- 900. These are by far the largest sub scriptions yet announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
Sunk of Queenstown.

London, July 9.-The Russian bark Marion Lightbody was sunk of Queenstown today by a German sub- marine. The crew was saved. The bark left Valparaiso March 23 for an English port
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

The department of justice will in vestigate reports that General Felix Diaz is fitting out Mexican expedi- tions in Baltimore and Miami, Fla
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

Dr. Karl HeIfferich, German Ff- nance Minigter, invited finance minis ters of the German states to attend a conference in Berlin on July 10
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

About $2,6co,ooo in gold has been deposited in the Bank of France in the last three days in response to the Governments appeal for gold.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

John Mcclure former Chief Justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court and Civil War veteran, died at Little Rock He was S1 years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
Driven of Boat by Shells.

London. July 9.-The Russian steam CT Anna, from Archangel. Russia, for Hull, was shelled by a German sub marine in the North seat. The crew abandoned the ship and landed at Pe- terhead. Scotland today. The Anna is reported to be still afioat.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
GERMAN ANSWER ON
 SUBMARINEWARFARE
Undersea Boat Commander Would Have Taken Risk
 Trying to Stop Lusitania
NOTHING SAID ABOUT LOSS OF AMERICANS

For the Future Would Instruct German Submarines AL low American Passenger Ships to Pass Freely-But Hopes Government Would Guarantee No Contraband Aboard-Would Also Want Distinguishing Marks and Timely Notice of Arrival-Lives of Americans Neu- tral Ships Not to be Endangered
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
Archbishop Remains Unconscious.

Rochester. N. r., July e.-Physicians at the bedside of Archbishop Quigley of Chicago announced at 10 o'clock to- night that no material change had taken place in the prelates' condition. The archbishop was unconscious all day
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

Squadron Commander Arthur H. L.. Soames, of the Royal Flying Corps, was killed while experimenting with a bomb in London.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
Steamship Arrivals.

P1aymouth, July e.-Arrtved: Steamer Northland, Montreal
 Naples. July 7.-Arrived: Steamers America, New York: sth, Europa, do.
 Rotterdam, July 8. Arrived: Steamer Nordam. New York.
 Arrived: Steamer Principe al Udfne, Naples. CT Czar, Archangel.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

Road-bMIding experts from North and South America will gather at the Pan-American Road Congress to be held at San Francisco and Oakland, Cal, September 13-17.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

A shortage of several thousand dol- lars has been found by an examiner in the accounts of the National Bank of Montgomery, N. r. No arrests have been made.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

Nearly 10000 British "bad boys" former inmates of reformatories and industrial schools have served with honor in the army and navy since the war began.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

At meeting of the Christian En- deavor Society in Chicago, a temp erance speech sent by W. J. Bryan was turned down by the programme committed
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
Other Pap Total Circulation Largest Proportion
Condensed TeIegrams

The French moratorium win be ccn- tinued.
 The Bank of England sold ess.- 900 bar gold.
 Wet weather damaged all crops in Kentucky.
 Count Zeppelin celebrated his sey- | enty-eighth birthday.
 John D. Rockefeller celebrated his seventy-sixth birthday.
 The Bolivian moratorium was ex- tended until December 31.
 British dyestuffs manufacturers have increased their output
 Virginia Day was celebrated at the Panama-Pacific Exposition
 The United States destroyer Con- yngham was launched at Philadelphia
 Soldiers training in Canada win be employed to assist in harvesting the | crops.
 The steamer LapIand sailed from New York for Liverpool with 425 passengers. Casualties of all the nations engag- ed in the war, except Italy, are es- timated at 2,228,00O. CTS fell eight stories in Boston. Eight persons were injured
 King Constantine of Greece has cc11- ed a royal conference for July Is. Ex-Premier VeniZelos will attend. 
 A party of more than 100 Italian re- servists will embark from New York on steamship sailing for Naples. assistant general manager of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh.
 k decree issued by the French gov ernment prohibits the exportation of gold, except by the Bank of France. An order for s5,5oo,ooo worth of rifles for Servia was reported booked by the Hunter Arms Co. of New York. threat, police guard was placed in the Brooklyn Court of Special Ses- stons.
 All drug stores in the United States that sell liquor after the first of next
  cense. The school committee of Providence. R. l., has decided to establish com pulsory military training in all high schools. A complete plan for insurance against hostile aircraft damage has been worked out by the British gov ernmenI- 
 Emperor William ordered that no \ celebrations of the fifth centenary of the reign of the Hohenzollern dynasty be held.
 Clarence H. Mackay, of Roslyn. L. L, obtained a permit to carry a re- volver. fearing an attack such as Mor- gan suffered.
 The Rev. Francis Dooley, president of the University of Detroit died in a New York hospital after an op- eration for cancer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

The Rev. Francis DooIey, president of the University of Detroit died in a New York hospital after an op- eration for cancer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

The Australian Department of De- fence has awarded a contract for the refioating of the German cruiser Elm den, beached of Cocos Island The Emden will be exhibited.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

An army of large mosquitoes sus- pected of having been blown over from New Jersey, invaded the New York City Hall and drove the occupants to cover. They were finally repulsed with "swatfers"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

Anton von Mings a Chicago black smith presented a frosted cake made by himself to John D. Rockefeller for his birthday. Won Mings, who is in- sane, was arrested at Yonkers.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

In an address before the Anti-Sa- loon League convention at Atlantic City, Former Representative Hobson of Alabama advocated an amendment to the constitution which would make any man not a total abstainer. inelig- ibIe for the presidency.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

Clarence H. MacIeay, of Roslyn, L. L, obtained a permit to carry a re- volver, fearing an attack such as Mor- gan suffered
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

Emperor William ordered that no celebrations of the fifth centenary of the reign of the Hohenzollern dynasty be held.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

A party of more than 100 Italian re- servists will embark from New Yorl on a steamship sailing for Naples.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

King Constantine of Greece has ccll- ed a royal conference for July Is Ex-Premier Venizelos will attend.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

conference In Berlin on July 10
 The Census Bureau in Washinqton announced there were 265,6S3 Indians in the United States in 1910, an in crease of seven per cent over 1890.
 A special police guard has been stationed around the executive man bility Of violence to Governor Whit man.
 Nearly 10000 British "bad boys" former inmates of reformatories and industrial schools have served with honor in the army and navy since the war began.
 At a meeting of the Christian En- deavor Society in n- Chicago, a temp erance speech sent by W. J. Bryan was turned down by the programme committee.
 A shortage of several thousand dol- lars has been found by an examiner in the accounts of the National Bank of Montgomery, N. r. No arrests have been made.
 bodybuilding experts from North and South America will gather at the Pan-American Road Congress to be held at San Francisco and Oakland, Cal, September 1S-11.
 The Australian Department of De- fence has awarded contract for the refloating of the German cruiser Elm den, beached of Cocos Island The Emden will be exhibited.
 Anton von Mfngs Chicago black smith presented a frosted cake made by himself to John D. Rockefeller for his birthday. Won Mings, who is in- sane, was arrested at Yonkers.
 An army of large mosquitoes sus- pected of having been blown over from New Jersey, invaded the New York City Hall and drove the occupants to cover. They were finally repulsed with "swatters."
 In an address before the Anti-Sa- loon League convention at Atlantic City, Former Representative Hobson of Alabama advocated an amendment to the constitution which would make any man not total abstainer. inelig-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

E. r. White has been appointed assistant general manager of the PennsyIvania lines west of Pittsburgh.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

k decree issued by the French gov ernment prohibits the exportation of gold, except by the Bank of France
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

The school committee of Providence. R. l., has decided to establish com pulsory military training in all high schools.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

An order for $5,5o0,o00 worth of rifles for Servia was reported booked by the Hunter Arms Co. of New York
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

A complete plan for insurance against hostile aircraft damage has been worked out by the British gov ernmenG- -s
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

Following an anonymous bomt threat, a police guard was placed ir the Brooklyn Court of Special Ses' stons
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

All drug stores in the United States that sell liquor after the first of next year will have to have saloon h- cense.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-30

Woodrow ism himself preparing for war, although ha advises
We rest sof ns fo get busy along that line.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-30
THE LATEST GRAFT
AND NEWSPAPERS TEMPER

Not to be beaten at fIis game of
free publicity at the expense OF the
government printing shop and the
postofIice department--that is. the
taxpayers-the Krag rifle interests
have secured a frarking privilege
Through the National Board Of Promo
ton Of Rife Practice-a somewhat
mysterious organization that has Sc.
cured q frank through the war depart
ment. The rife interests don't have
to depend for their free publicity up
en- tngressrnen getting consent to
extend remarks. They obey the fun
damental law OF successful advertis-
ing by keeping everIasting..y at it,
when congress IS In session and when
it isn't--sioux City Tribune.
nnf the leaEt Of the evil COM
planned Of is that the rife boosters,
Il tnefr thanked mai, add one
more to the list Of nuisances that
clutter up the mail OF every newsp3a-
per office in the land with attempts
at getting by with free advertising
Of various sorts. The automobile
manufacturers, The movie producers,
the various candidates for president,
the relief organizations OF various
sorts. the theatrical agents, the va.
rious forms Of free advertising Uncle.
Sam seeks---an form an eY~srincreas.
ing stream Of free publicity seekers
which tend to keep newspaper men iii
chaotic state of III Temperatures
deem News.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-30

tli4oe aOlL il1 WIN dTS Ill
cry at Mr.. Wilson for the little he has
done to preserve American self-re
spect. while enlisting the support d
those who regard his course as COW,
Iardlvs fiisa9 are making a grave and a
fatal mistake.
The issue of the next campaign
VIII not be the tariff. 1t will not even
be preparedness. 1t most assuredly
viii not be Mr.. Wilson's Mexican pol.
icy. The issue OF the next election
will be the preservation Of American
honor abrca5 and American existence
at home. The issue cannot be lodged
Il cannot be escaped, 1t cannot be for.
gotten by mutual consent. Millions
!of American citizens in the last few
weeks and months have awakened to
the realization Of the new conditions
and perils that face the country. They
J at 'ass approaching the shame
and humiliation OF a foreign policy
snastic poIstfcaf consider
alton. They are perceiving the ex-
of pusilsanimity among their poll
ara of eowardice among their
leaders
I this situation there s d MN
Who hal neither compromised WI
glaaiaeG There il On ns.n Wiso
has from the very osaset expreased
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-30

THE New York Tribune Is said ID
be the only daily newspaper in New
York to support Taft in 1912. NON
it is booming Colonel Roosevelt FOL
the presidency. The Saturday News
does not endorse the views promul
gated BY the Tribune, but II repro
duces them below I'd show d tendency
In certain quarters to formulate an is
IL for the next presidential election
E.di
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-30

his convictions. his beliefs his faith,
and that man is Theodore Roosevelt
He has not stopped To consider wfeths
er he could set the GernlansAnaeriean
votes If he did not characterize the
Belgian infamy. He has no reducal
to districts and congressman the cost
OF defending American lives and hor-
Or, He has told the truth that was
iii him
II the republican leaders II ths
capital and the nation today I not
willing to face the situation that ex'
lists; II they do not dare to put their
party, squarely on record On questions
which AFFECT national honor and ma
tionai security; II they become silent
partners In the conspiracy 81 national
betrayal ut washington. believing
that they Will thus get the votes q
the hyphenates while keeping those
OF patriotic Americans, they will wake
some months hence to find that thes
have delivered themselves bound
hand and foot To Theodore Roosevelt
and that they have permitted him to
become the single figure in American
public life identified with a policy 81
courage and patriotism that will MP
peal to the American people a the
next campaign
II the republican leaders at Wash
ington desire this thing ! happen
there is nothing they need do 8
that they have not been doing fol
months Theft present policy is
that is required to make the nontin
alton and election of Colonel Reasa
welt Inevitable, A the situation
now stands, Colonel Roosevelt il til,
only man who can defeat Mr.. Wilson
because he Is the only man who hal
offered an honest substitute for Mr.
Wilson's policy in the vital question
Of American honor abroad and se
eurity DIT home, III the Republican
leaders cannot see this. they aN
binder than they were in 1912, am
they VIII presently pay 9 rtheir blind
ness In us complete q fashion.
Two generations ago q p~olitica
party in this country strove to fac
both ways on a question Of principl.
involving national safety and homo
AS q consequence Il persisted, Til
republican party can no more survive
half American and half hyphan thai
could the Wing when II became hal
slave and half free. If the republical
leaders attempt I'd follow such
~eeurse one Of two things will happen
either the party will be DESTROYED q
together Or It will become the II
strument for the election OF MT. Roos
Welt.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-30
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low fare round trip ticket Is on saIa
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-30
HER GOOD HEALTH no
cHAMBERLAiNts TABLETS.

4 owe my good health 70 Chamber
lain's Tableta,e writes Mrs, n, q.
Neff, crockston, Ohio Two years
ago I was an invalid due TO stonl-
ach trouble. took three bottles Of
these Tablets and have since been id
the best OF health. obtainable DIV.
erywkhere. adv. 1898
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-30
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Our Auto Dray makes Piano
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-30
His Moneys Worth

When the ball players ars aowa
south ii the spring thesold boys al "a
take any chances With their pitshans
arms, letting the youngsters prove
their energies instead. One dAy SkfS
Little Rock. whore the Detroit team
was playing an exhibition, oid H9d
sDonahue. who inh his day was khe
|sharpeststonglled man ID baseball. VIII
tossing them overland letting the
|tle Rock batters hit i wfl, Az
great delight o the apectators.
oh, Red, yousr easy,
shrieked u very Wild fan who 49,
getting on Reds nerves.
Sim not half as easy as YOU
retorted Red You paid d cents ID
eee me do it~Americaip HOY
E~yeupeners.
An motor who racently reeurnoa
from il successful season ii Hurope
Eteils story Of d very OH Iriahsiasa
who n day astonished friend
announcing Tint AZ vas shout u
married
'A9srrieat exclaimed his friend
n old man like gon
We'll you y the Old man i
claimed. its Just because I'm gettinss
an old boy now, Ies q fine thing
have q wife near you te close yoae
ayes when you have come 90 an i
aAh. don't be foolish" exclaimed
bis friend 1What 40 You knew about
itg Close you eyes, indeed I've had
a couple of them, i faith, both of
them opened mime