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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

Sufheld.-George Henry Fuller, 78,
died at the home OF his daughter Mrs.
Edgarton Hemeuway, Tuesday after %
short Illness Of heRrt trouble.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

orville Bouley has resigned his posi-
tion with the Ponemah mills and has
returned TO his home at Cumberland
Hi. :
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

Z Rev F. Johns Bofanan, pestQr of
st. Andrews church, will Address the
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. &C. A,
Sunday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
NORWICH TOWN

Sunday School orehestra orsanizsd-
Frank Peters tiene From North
Dakota Raneh-wsddfus Annivsrs-
AIRY Noted.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

New Britain.--Plans are under way
for the installation OF shower baths
at the State Ar1nory, and other re-
tpairs viii be made within q short time.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
Homo From North pakot..

Frank Perkins returned Thursday
to Town street for the winter, having.
spent several months on his ranch
IN Golden Valley. North Dakota
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
Save The Baby
Use the reliable
III @ RIG KS
ORIGINAL -.
WI allied Milk

0Pbuiids every part ofthe badly efficiently.
Endorsed by thousands Of Physicians.
Mothers and Nurses the world over 5oT
mere th1n n quHrtsr Of n eensory.
convsnient. no cooking nor additional
miIkrsquirsd. Simply dissoiveinwsser.
Agres= whsn other foods cften fniL
Sample :a1ss, H0REFCKsS, kseins, VIA.
~Ne 3a.sseiaufs % saIusfns Good''
ssxE mn HoRLscNse, the 0rlshsua
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
THE WEATHER.
conditiions.

Conditions -
It is considerably cooler in the Att
lantic states.
] THE weather will be generally fair
Saturday and Sunday east Of the Miss
sissippi river without decided changes
in temperature.
The winds along the north Atlantic
coast will be moderate noTthwest;s
middle Atlantic moderate northwest
and north.
I New England and New York: Fair
Saturday and Sunday.
Observations in Norwich.
The following records. reported from
Sevins pharmacy, show the changes
in temperature and the barome3ric
'' Their. Bar,
Z a. m. 70 5000
ID m. ..:........ssssss. % S9UZ
/ p. m. 80 >. .s....'.. 90 z5.Se
Highest 20. lowest Co.
Comparisons.
Predictions for FRIDAY: Fair.
Fridays weather: As predicted.
Il
Sun, Moon and Tides.
h Rises. Sets. Il Wassr. II Sets SETS
Day. 4 a. m. ,. m. q a. iTn. Il !. m
I 4 \ i i 4 4 1. /
Six hours after high water 1t is Low
tides whichsiS followed by Hood tide.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

Miss Elizabeth Weller was at New
London Friday attending the teachers
convention
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

The schools were closed here Friday
owing TO the teachers convention.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
GREENEVH.LE.

Six hours after high water 1t is ioy
tide, which is followed by Hood tide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26

Der Hcfeblsbaber Der bulgariidcm
Srmppen in Gerbien erflGrt, bah cs
mmr nod ueriee Gage nebmen mir.
be, bis bic ierbiide Mrmee pullitau.
big anfer Milton seiekt lei.
Sn ben lerbii6en StG6tcn Wfitrc-
lrita nn6 Eriitina baben bic beat-
idjem yerbiinbtten iuie6er Diele 0e-
fGmgene semadt. Sic Herid)te lpre-
d)cn pon 17,40O Damn. glnferotm
iunroe biel &riegsmaterial erbeMtct.
2pnSoner 9epeiden bebaupten,
6af Wapnnitir nod in ben SGn6en
Der Serbem lei. Gle 8nlsarem rid
ten aber segem bic Stabt bor nnb
General bon Wallmit f0ntme linen
6nrdj bas Wnrbar Sal nit ieimen
Srmppen 5m 6iilfe.
9af bic ierbiide Mesiernng i9rem
Sit nad bent bon ben Muntenegri-
ncrm beletten Sfmtari in sll6amien
rerlegt fat, iuiro BON 9onbon aus
bcitGtigt.
yladridten aus 2pn6on 81 1olgc
hat bic griedJiide Mesiernng tatiadj.
lid eingeiuillist, baF bic Naiierten,
Die BON Serbien iidJ anf griediId)es
Wcbiet fliidten, in feiner @eiIe IN
iljren geiuesnngen gebinoert nnb be-
id)rGnft iper6en lollen. Mud bic 81.
ienbnbnen iollen linen smr |erfii.
aumg itebem, iYie 5n Nnians, bel if
rem 3nse nnd) Serbien. Sn Gng-
lauo 1T man iiber bieie @en6nns ie1r
crfreut nnb es iuirb aemel6ef, baF
man Gin Sd)iff init @etreibe, oc6
fir griedenlano beitimmt luar itno
bas III Malta anaebnltem iunroe, To-
furt ieinen Neg fortieten lieR. Gle
emaliIdle 9iesiernng ioa ben ojrie-
dlen aud cine Weloentid)aoignng nad,
bem Sriege psripruden babeu. slnf
oieic poiifiue Grflarnng fin mirD
man iupl annebnten miiilen, bak
Wriedlenlamb nadsegeben fat, ub.
a(eidl iue6er ans UriefenlanS, npdJ
nnoersiuober beitGtisenoe MitteilnH-
aen lieriiber porlicaem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26
Sure lleberlit1t.

Gnsliidle 9epeid)eu bebanp-
ten entidJic0en, baf Wriedem=
Lamb syliidtlingen poIle 8eluc=
gitmssfreibeit anf sried)iiden,
8uoen geitatten mill.
Die oentiden Terbiimoeten
faben in Nitroiuita nno 4ri-
itina 17,40O 0efangene ee-
madJt. Geatidje sritppen fom
men anseblid 8nlsarien im
Sii6en sn 0ilfe. Gle ierbild,e
Nrinee iuirb in lpenisen saee,l
aftionsnmfdbis iein.
9lns 9saris fummen itnglanb-
lidje SsadJridten iiber Die frar-
s6fiide Nnleibe.
Die Staliener babem 0oers
nod INNER nidJt senpmmen.
Die Gfntiden baben in biz
lem &riege 40 fein6lidje Jeitnn-
gen erpbert.
9iuklan6 riiitet angeblidJ in
C0eifa fir ieinen Ginfaa in's
gaIfangebiet.
gperiemiinSe i'm Siinabnrgcr
9iitrift lit Dpn ben Gentld)en
gempumen.
Die Jransoien id)ilbern &Gm-
pfc anf Wallipoli.
Sci Der Ginnabme bon Gtc-
iipbon babeu bic GngIGnber
1000 Mann Derloren.
Die cinbeimiidc periiidje
Wembarnteric bat reppItiert.
Sn Warid)an 1T bic poIniide
llniDeriitGt erSffnet iuoroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26

glusnabne in Ser polniihen Sprod)e.
nnterridten; cine @ernlanilierl;ng
miro ni6t befiir6tet. Ser Reftpr ser
llniperiitat, grof. Or. granolinsfi
tano lauten geifall, onb bei oen Guls
aenfrellnoen. als er auf bie llniperlt-
taf ols Elm 8inoeglieo 5naihen 8ar=
mall llno Der &ultrr oes @eItcl1s
blnipies, fDel6e Yole1t il1lrller tpieoer=
gelpiegelt babe. 0ie in beioen 2eI,r=
anitolten gehaltenett Mnipra9elt tpltr=
Den bon Dem General 8rupernenr
General bon 8eleler IN fresnlolihen,.
lllebr balboffi5iellem Sinne beont-
lpprtet.
9as u9elgiibe 9usblno" rnefoet,
oaB iib Der ssSinaa5. uno Der ssuiii5=
rninilfer 8elgiens in BEN 1tabiten ga
gen nod Seem Yorf einidiffen mer-
Den, Inn NIT ben oortigen 8anfiers
Tlnbetreff Der Mufnobme elmer 9lnleibe
5il berbanoeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26
eesll ct. 2ouis puroen 0on.

ssn ct. 2ouis ipuroen Don.
nerltag Die 9eiden oes Yoli5iiteil
Charles S. 8arineier lino Der Sro't
Catherine q. Street in eiiier fleiilea
8alie aefunoen. 8eioe paren er.
idoiiell. Ser 9oli5iit Bill Street. oes
@otte Der ermoroeten yral, lit nit
elmer ShnBluunoe am @ein alfeefnll-
ben lnlo berbaftet tporoen. gr Iema.
net, Die geioen erldoiIen su babell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26
&erlannt

miro ein iunger Mfann> Der fib bent
3s}eitnngsgeiddft niorncn min. lfub
Die oeutibe uno engIiic6e Sprate
~ @ort nno Sdrift poalt6iloig be.
berriden. applifationen gu ridten
an Die a6reie Brelie", San Nntonio,
geras,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26
JaIano.
Auf oas 9Serlorloel

Anf oas gerlangen Senrp u.
Eope's, oes 8raiioenter Ser tera-
ntiden Jaraers' Union, Die 2eite:.
Der giienbobnert 1l1odten oan1it BET
ausfonmenL iper oenn eigentlih fir
fie gHeceiperfbips" an Sen liolihen
9abnen peranttportli6 iei bat 8. 6.
Shaff, Der Hraiioent nno ,Hecei-
Ger Der so. s.. & &. gabn. eire.
uerbliiffenoe slnttuort geaeben. Gr
lagt, Die 8alnoes- uflo Staatsbehor-
ben batten IN iulprnftild)er g9eile
| 10 biel an ben gobnen ,reauliert" },
bis ihlieBlid, tros erbobter ginnaby
men, oas ginfonllnen Ser gubiten-
litidt nebr auseereidt batte. oie
Soften 81 oefeu go Iange Die ge-
boroen nidt geaipllngen piiroen, Sic
gabnen III ibrer 9feguIierungstatig-
felt gereht 81 bebnnoeln, piiroen Sic
3uItanoe iif ni6t beilern.
SonnerItag l1a1mittag, etiuus
nab fiinf llbr, puroe Die llnnlittel
bare gfabbarlhaft BON 9ot Springs
BON einem Eornaoo beintgeiudt. Ser
Stnrn ging. llngefdbr cine Mcile
oltlid) bon Der Gta6tgrell5e, ourd
|eine oidt beiiebelte Jarngegeno, 5er.
ltorte nno oenoIirte 5ablreihe sSnrm-
b0iiier lilto totete ooer peripllllo ,e
eine &eibe BON Berionen. Naon ipciB
heitimnnt, oaB 5tuolf 2elte, eff WeiBe
nno ein Neger, getotet nnb lnge-
fdbr oreiBis perIett ipuroen. Gin
Manl miro pern1iBt uno man Der.
nllltet, ooB er uilter SEN Eriirnnlerr
zines Sauies liegt. Wfebrere ser
gerlplnoeten iino 70 idiper perlest,
0aB tie luabriheinIidj fterben lpers
Den.
Sn Der @ohe, Die nit Dem 10.
Sannar beginnt. Ion in 9tep gotf
Der friibere 9riefter Sons SAnliot,
Der Der grmoroling ieiner @eIiebtia
Mnna slnnliiller, i1ulbig befllnoen
iino 5um go0e perurteilt lit, binae-
ri6tet iueroen.
Sobn Sans Sanlnono, Der 5u
Dem nHapal slopiiorp goaro" gc-
bort nno Der ioeben aus europa
5uriidgefomnleil iit erflGrt, ole Bun,
besregierrng miiiie minoeitens 5,pei-
'tanleno sleroplane 3ur 8erfiigune ea-
ben.
Merifanii9e Sduloireftorel,
2ebrer nno 2ebrerinnen bereilen ar.
|genbliflid Die Ser. etaatet, Inn una
Ter amerifalliibes sdulipeIen 5u ftlt,
nieren. Sic trofen am 9ullfln-
'elmgsta9e in @aibingtom elm. Ole
STEELE ofeierGelegation BON 9ebreril II.
|Sebrerinnen lit auf 8eronIaIluna
Gdrransa's itnternon1ntel uno sic
Garronsa-He9ierung be5obIt olle So
lten. @eitere 0eleeotionen tperoen
oieler eriten foIgen.
Stride, Die iiber oas @eleile
lprongen, baben in Der gsdbe BON
e5itlforo, Conn, cine gntgIeiiung
an Der Sbore Cine go0n, elmer elef-
triiden 8obnlinis, her5eieefiibrt. Ter
g8agea nluBte 8rrm Steben gebradt
meroen lmo Elm anoerer @ogen fubr
IN fbn binein. Nein Berionen ipur-
Den berlebt Bon ben Sirlhen tpurec
einer aetotet
Ssn Der 9s1be bon Gonp, @pc.. |
fino sller WtcGoul, leine 6rolL iein
flsiner Sobn ino cine Sohter in ei. !
nch See Bel leinenn Souie ertrimfeu. |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26

Sic mciiten, Die bod)seThast
iein pollen, Beginner oamit, onoere
gering 81 ld)dtell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26

Sr. Charlotte Strnm lit 5ll ibrcr
Eraris sllriidgefebrt. Gil Weocre-
8ebniioe. Grofett 2702.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26

Sic |ino gum geiuobe in ilnIcrm neuen
Vocal eineelaben. 800 s(pc. 6 (9Bncos
ipnrb Carriage Co., @@ebdlbe) 9fei,palo
Hlnntbing & Sseatins So. Sci. Srauis
f74S, WobmtngszSel. 1889.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26

Gr. Clara o.. Gupf, 8raueus nno ssir>
Der Granfheiten Ali Gibbs s@ebdiihe.
grodett 3747.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-26

Or. Sirsel lit 5uriidgefebrt. 3o2
s-@eb1ltoe. Gredett 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
CANNOT MEET
IRON DEMAND
OR FOR STEEL
Great Revival in Trade
Has Set Every Plant
Working Nights

New York, Oct ESQ great has
been the sudden and general revival in
the iron and steel trade Of the Unit
ed States, ii was said by authorities
today, that with virtually every bias,
furnace and steel mill in the coun-
try working night and day to it's ca
pacity, the demand for iron, steel and
steel products cannot be satisfied and
piron, any scrap. or any ingots in size
able quantities at any industrial plant
in the country.
REVEALS Start
The revival began about Ihe first oil
last July, has been coming IN rapid.
ly. with a deluge of orders since the
middle of August. and may not vel
have reached its high mark. Within
these three months the price of pig
iron, long regarded as the ba, ometel
OF trade, has increased approximately
30 per cent. and that Of steel and stee
products-except steel rails-has gons
up about Is per cent.
Gary's Statement
At the present time the demand foi
pig iron and for the various lines OF
steel is in excess of the product 1g ca :
paci:y of the furnaces ana mills ID
the United States" reads a statement
issued today by Judge Ebert n. Gary
chairman Of the United States See
Corporation.
1.-THE manufacturers are unable te
make deliveries entirely satisfactory
to purchasers with respect TO a large
majority of the different kinds Of fin
ished steel.
There is nothing to- indicate tina,
there will be a. decrease in the demand
for any of these products for some
time. While prices received are still
low, they have been and are increas.
ing and apparently will go higher sc
that fair and reasonab BILE profits may
be expected.
of course these very satisfactory
conditions are more or less affected by
the war business. so-calieu, We! it is
undoubtedly true that there is bet
ter feeling throughout the general iron
and steel trade than has been ex-
pressed for some years past
Experts who have followed the ris-
ing fortunes of iron and steel within
the past II months asserted today
that the volume of business. both do
mestic and foreign at present is more
than double what il was a year age
and that there are today l15,000 men
employed at iron and steel plants
throughout the United States who
were not on the pay rolls a year ago
This is an increase of about so per
cent. The reason for the increased
number of men being employed being
disproportionate to the volume OF BUS
mess, they assert, is that during dull
times many men were Retained for the
purpose of making repairs, cleaning
UP and doing odd jobs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
RECONSTRUCTION
BRITISH CABINET
NOT CONSIDERED

London, Oct. IS, 4.35 A, M.-No recon
struction Of the cabinet nor constitu-
ton Of a smaller cabinet is being con-
sidered by the government at the pres
ent time, says 1.-The Parliamentary cor
respondent of the Daily News. But il
has been decided il says, to give Official
recognition to a hitherto unofficial in
ner war council or committee
Seven to ten ministers have hitherto
fore taken part at various times in the
deliberations of this body, which is now
to be officially appointed with an exact
definition of powers and principles The
committee, the newspaper says, will sit
daily and will decide on executive acts
of war Such decisions. moreover need
not in future be referred for approval
to the full cabinet.
1t is not vet decided whether men,
bership in the new council shall num-
Der three, five or seven. Two proposals
as to its formation are bling considered.
The first is that the balance of politi-
cal opinion represented in the fun cab
met should be preserved in the coun-
ciI-in other words. that the council
should contain only ministers directly
concerned with the conduct of the war.
In the former case the number of men,
beers would he seven: in the latter case
either three or five. In either case 1t is
understood that winston spencer
Churchill will no longer serve on the
inner body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
WINTHROP

Mr. and Mrs. Allie Hewitt came
through from Boston by auto and are
visiting friends in Leeds and Liver
more.
E. H. James has been drawn as a
juror for the superior court in Wat
erville and will leave for that city
Nov. Is.
Mrs. George Hamblen picked quite
handful of ripe raspberries by the
roadside. Oct. 81. while out walking.
Mrs. Hamblen also found a lot of
raspberries that were not quite ripe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Hewitt of Bos-
TOM Mrs. Clarence Greeley of Leeds.
Mrs. Arthur Hewitt and daughter of
Lirermore We're dinner guests Mon
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H
Hewitt
Mrs. Olive A. Dudley is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Fred W. Snow of Man
chester
Mrs. E. H. James and Mrs. Olive
Dudley were guests Thursday of MrA.
Clarence Rowe of Riverside.
Mrs. Lewis Millspaugh went Wed
nesday TO Augusta to attend the flu
neral Of the late Mrs. Hiram Rock
wood Of that city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
STRIKERS ASK
A Is PER CENT
WAGE INCREASE

Nashua. N H. Oct eS.-A COMMITTEES
representing more than 4ece cotton mil
operatives on strike here today present
ed TO officials of the Jackson Manufac-
turning Co.. one of the plants affected
statement showing the scale of wages
paid by number of New England mills
and upon which they ask for an increase
of fifteen per cent in wages William
H Caldwell. representing the jackson
Company, informed the committee that
he would give the strikers an answer
not later than SATURDAY.
The belief was expressed in some cir
cles that the way. had been opened for
an adjustment of the labor troubles ana
Tint the answer to be submitted by Mr..
Caldwell would embrace also the afti-
tude of the Nashua Manufacturing Com
pany- whose plant has been closed by
the strike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
MAINE MEN ARE
ELECTED BY THE
BAKERS ASSN

Manchester. n. H.. Oct 2S.--The
first annual convention of the Tri-
State Master Bakers Association con-
vened in this city today with about
300 delegates from Maine. New Hamp-
shire and Vermont in attendance
President G. c. West of White River
Junction. VT. presided.
Election of officers took place this
afternoon. Those elected We're: Pres
ident L. Nd. Scott of st. Johnsbu,y,
VT; first vice president. John M.
Quinn of Burlington. Vt; second vice
president. Philip Dupont of Auburn.
Me-; third vice president. P. McNa-
mara of Dover, n. H; = secretary. John
Nilsson of Portland. Me-; treasurer, L.
3 Bergeron of Rochester; executive
committee. G. c. West of White River
junction, Vt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
Britain Is
Not Ready
for Peace


London, Oct. 2S.-.06 p. Nan en-
pf1atics denial that Great Britain was
engaged in any peace negotiations, di-
rect or indirect, was made by David
Lloyd George, the minister of NUM-
tions. in reply to question in the
House Of Commons today Lloyd
George spoke for Premier Asquith,
when the question of which Amman
Bryce had given notice came up. The
query as to whether unofficial ex-
changes of views had been carried on
between Berlin and London with the
possible object of the conclusion OF an
early peace. and whether inquiries of
similar nature had been made by off,
cial representatives of any neutral
power.
Certainly not was the reply of
the minister of munitions. The words
of the prime minister still hold good,
he added referring not only to the
question of peace negotiations, but to
the query as to whether the Premier
still adhered to the declaration in his
Guild Hail speech that Great Britain
should not sheath her sword until the
freedom of Europe was secured" Mr..
Lloyd-Georee continued we shall
not think of entering any peace nesso-
tiations except in common with our
allies in accordance with the agree
ment made in September, 1914
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
200 AUTOMOBILES
FOR USE IN BAY
STATE CAMPAIGN

Boston, Oct. 2s.-Two hundred auto
mobiles carrying 500 campaigners viii
starr tomorrow morning on ina
stunning tour of the state in the in
terest of the Republican candidates
according to plans announced tonight
II is proposed to have the automobiles
cover routes that will reach nearly
every city and town during the mex,
two days. Thirty cars will be sent
through Worcester county. as many
more through Plymouth county an6
Is through Middlesex while other fly
ing squadrons will cover other coun-
ties
Samuel w. Mccall the Republican
gubernaiorial candidate, and United
States Senator William Alden Smith
of Michigan addressed rallies at many
points in this city tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
UPON
RUSSIANS MADE
ON TWO FRONTS

Berlin, Oct 2S.-Via London, ga r.
M.-The following announcement was
made today at the war once:
THE army of Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg is maintaining its pro-
gress northeast Of Garbunewka.
against Russian attacks. The church
yard at Szasxaly IL In our possession.
Two officers and 100 men were capiur-
ed. Our military FIRE prevented the en-
envy from developing a movement IN
dertaken from Garbunowka
Army group Of Prince Leopold:
Near Thtsherssy. on the Niemen north
east Of Novogrodek. a strong Russian
attack failed.
Army group Of General Won Lin
singer: Rudka to the west Of Car
torysk has been taken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
RHODE ISLAND
TEACHERS MEET
IN CONVENTION

Providence. r. l.. Oct. 2s.-The list
annual meeting of the Rhode Island
Institute Of instruction opened here
today with a general session attended
by $500 teachers. The principal adj
addresses were by Mrs. Ellpr Carlisle
Ripley, assistant superintendent OF
Boston schools, who spoke on The
Teacher and the times" and Calvin n.
Kendall, commissioner OF education of
New Jersey, whose subject was The
Realization Of the Purposes Of Educa-
ton"
At the afternoon section meetings
the speakers were Arthur W. Dunn,
special agent Of the bureau Of educa-
ton at Washington; DR.. Paul n Pear
son, president Of swarthmore Collage.
and Miss Cora IL Winchell OF the
Teacaers' college 81 Coaumk4a Univer-
mfy. Calvin ~ Kendall and Ers- IA
lor CarIisle Ripaey. The institnte viii
end Saturday morninx with . business
sessi0n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
TRIAL OF NEGRO CONVICT FOR
MURDER OF Wife OF PRISON
WARDEN OPENS IN ILLINOIS

Four DAYS after the murder d
coroner's jury returned verdict TO
the effect that the VICTIM came to her
death by a blow inflicted ''by some
person unknown to the jury" but
recommended that Campbell he held
for the grand jury. The negro was
removed from the prison to a cell in
the Vol County Jail after demonstra-
tons on the part Of the convicts prior
to the wardens return when a
lynching was feared. Campbell
steadfastly chung to his story, pro-
testing his innocence and repeated eff
forts on the part of the authorities
failed to shake il in the main.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
BOMBARDMENT
? OF BLACK SEA
COAST BY THE
RUSSIAN FLEET

Rome, Oct. IS, Via London, 2.26 F.
MA Bucharest dispatch TO the
Stefani News Agency, filed yesterday.
says that the Russians have begun an
attack on the Black Sea coast of Bull
saria
"A Russian feet arrived al O'Clock
this morning off the Bulgarian coast -
the correspondent wires. and imme-
diately began q bonbardment Of Var
ma. Smelling was still proceeding at ] /
O'Clock. Considerab BILE damage has been
done TO the town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
ITALIAN OFFICER
REPORTS FIERCE
STRUGGLE MADE

Rome, Oct. q, via Paris. Oct. Is, 4.3o
A. M.-Italian advances on the height of
Santa Lucia and opposite Tolmino and
the capture of d field fort southeast of
Globnas are recorded in the ofncial state
ment issued tonight by the war office.
The statement says:
From new positions, one on the right
bank of the Adige. which commands
communications at the bottom of the
valley, our artillery on Oct % surprised
and seriously damaged one of the enc
my's military trains which was moving
toward the Santroy nario station. north
of Novrefo.
'.On the upper Cordevole, Oct. o6. on
the rugged slopes of Col III Lana, we
troops We found the enemy's trenches
prisoners.
in the Monte Nero zone on the night
of the 25th and 18th the enemy in great
strength again tried to attack our po-
sitiens above vodil We allowed them
to come within a short distance. then
moved down and dispersed them with
our cross-fires.
.'Our offensive accomplished fresh pro-
gress on the height Of San Luisa and
opposite Tplmino where We made twenty
other prisoners. In the Piava zone we
conquered a field fort southeast of Glob
ma. We took prisoners TO the number
OF %. four of them officers, and captured
two machine gums.
ION the Carso front heavy bonn
har1ment by the two artilleries contin-
ued throughout the day. Small adj
vanees were made there We stormed
several trenches. taking IS prisoners. in
Guiding one Ofacer.