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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11
MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED.


MISHA-CLASSIFT - -
WANTED-Middle aged woman TO do
general homework: family of two.
Apply 937 r. Third ST.
FOR SALE-Square Kimball piano:
very cheap. Address 222 News
Times. Mishawaka.
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERTNG AND REPAIRING
Mattresses made over; box mat
tresseS made to order. Orders taken
for rugs rewoven from old carpets. w
Schultz, 120 T.. First 81. Home phone
700.
FOR REMISSION room house at
111S w. Sixth St. $3.50. Modern
except furnace. 323 W. Seventh St,
$13. Ralph Jernegan
WANTED-To exchange heavy work
horse for light driving horse. POS
y. Main st Home phone 259.
$500 BUYS \ T-ROOM HOUSE on w. eth
st. between Cleveland and Logan sts. {:
full size lot, payments. Either phone 1911.
VA. HAPP, 2O8 : Main st, South Bend
81 go BUYS A 7-ROOM HOUSE ON w
Lawrence ST. fine lot. with trees ana
OutbuildingS. Either phone 15I1. WM.
HAPP. .03 :. Main 81. South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11

1 VuI , WY tIuIys
STANLEY MCINTOSH,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

qsn uuBerorbentlid Itortnb. uno in tart
~bgpaloeten Gtbietsn biibt osr Gftinuers
fer feine WirtIamteit b5aig Elm. Sin 10
pi6tiaes silfsmittel er alfo aud fir btn
Gsloirieg it, 70 1T CT bo4 nidt i6eraa
~anpenDbar, qan3 abgeishen baron. baB e
Thon Der Soften iDegen unrtog' TT,
aid fteinere Q~btleilungeu NIT Sdsinfptrs
ferasrdt6 a~us3urdfsn. Run beIlebt dber
iel6T 6ei B~atroutnen unb 0orpoItcn bdlis
fla has geburfnis mad 8eleuhtung
8orgeldnbes, iei q our Orientirung, 5u
Grtlnbungg5ntdtn ootr sur unteritibun8
ber Ddffenpirtung. lInb aud bort, po
G6einnerFer %borbanben hnb, Diirbs &C.
teqentlia elm aeuAtgerat6 NIT 9prtAeil
p~ertperbbor fem, bas tpenigsr amitdnblifj
gu ~bano6dbfn, leihter 3u btf0rbsrn uno
aud in unibtrIdtlitEm @eIdnoe brduds
bar tpGEe.
Dele Minide erfaai bic asadtrutsts,
cine Qbdrs Der btfannien 5eierpsttsrotets
bic f6on BON alters Der i'm 9riege gu Sig
nal3ipeden 8erpenbung finoet. Die ges
r0bnlihe adtete beItebt aus eintr unten
p~ffsnen, NIT gulDsr gefiiflten aartOnbllie
bic mad Ter Gnt5iinbung bur6 ben Rid
fob Der uusFr1menben Safe in bic SDht
astriebsn fpir6, nobel Gin an Der SiIi!
angebrahter 6ol3itdb ols Gttutr bent
9isis Ratetm eigneu fih ieoOd ni6t fin
geItuftungs3pede, neil btr trrsidtt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

cen montirt. 8aneben FnD md tItinete
Qpparate i'm @ebrauh, bic, in ihrs sins
3elnen 9beilt 3srlsgt, duf 9ragt5iern be-
F0rbtrt perben. Wlpn btrDenbtt fe bort,
no bds geldnbe fir bic Wagenideinpers
fer, bic nur auf guten StraBen fabren
tGnnen, 3u ungGnitig 1T uub I'D &c auf
6eIonbtrs I6neae 8erettfhuft dntomnt
DIR Wagtnibeinpsrfsr brou4t ndmllh
immerbin Is Wiinuten, Biz .er Iidtberelt
1T. Die traebdren Gdeinnerfsr aber fin6
in tnapp 8 minuten gebrau6sfertig.
Se h6her ber GnetnnerFsr ftebt, bette
better 1T er gum Qbiuhen bes geldnbes
oseianet, ba Iein Gtrabl banu burd nies
6rigs 9tnberniHe nidt dufgsbdItsH fpirb.
IRA felt bic Sdsiuperfer besbalb in
daameinen Guf i~berb5benben puHittn
binter Der eiqeneu SteIung duf. Dn
iolhe 9uutte a6er niht absran borbanben
IinD, unb ba bic Gaeinnsrfer, iDetn man
ft in bic Jeuerlinie nit binainnsbmen
fpurbe, febr [eidl bur6 oas auf bic Stels
lung geridtete 5euer 3erft6rt perben
f%6nnten, bringt man bas GebduIe bsr
aeloTdeinfperfer an einem telsstopartig
a~ussie66dren DAT an, 70 bab q einise
Mletsr oehoben peroen fam. Nuf bieIe
0eife 1T es m0gIi9, bic gsOienungss
munni@aft unb has Jdhrgeitea, an BEN
fd bic n6t6igth gorridtungen our 9ers
dnberung Der 5obens ano Seitenridtun8,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

Iouit Sur gerbunteIung bsfinbsn, TT
Sedung 5u Itslen ben S4einiperfer ielbit
aber 70 6of empor3ubebsn, baB itin Gitts
from u~nae6inoert ibsr biz ndhitt umges
buna hinuegftrsi6t. 9aburA bIsibt Biz
Gteaung Der eigenen 9rgspen i'm 9unteI,
unb bet Geaner pirb itregefihrt. 8et
sum gttrisb Der GetbIatinperFer notbigs
Gtrom lpiro einer tlsinen Dynamo ents
nomfuen, bic NIT tlntm 9en5inmptor BIZ
rett gsfuppsIt un6 nit Inn 5niammen nni
einem tleinsn 3peirdberigen MageH uutsrs
gebrdht lit.
Die uroBtt gntfernung duf Die Fin BET
ihtfegel Der fabrbarm 5elofteinnerfer
nod Dirtfam i'll betrdgt ruHo 4 ailos
meter. auf bieIs Gu~tfernuug bin ions
ntn aleroinss nur gr6bere Cbistte esies
Ben nerben. j. 9. gsTdlofene 9er6dn6,,
@ebdube, gaumgruppsH II. /. IN. Jir
t~leinere 3itle, ME b~orgebsnbe pbtr i1dns
senbs Snfantsris, liegt bic Gidtpeits fit
bas 5elbIheinperfsrssrdth Bal 2 ailOs
meter. Diefe 3ahlen gslten ieboH nur
fir tiefe Duntelbeit unb Hare Cuff. Did
ten gebeI, itarter aeeeu unb Sdnsestf6s
Ser ber6inbern line Dernbtleuhtung poa.
tommen. 6aIbbuntle unb tribe euft
ihnd6t Sen Gtra6t. llniiberfhtlides
nit 6iioeIn, gaumgruppen, 6duieru u. I
10. Iberfdtes geldnbe pirtt ber in i'm
portommsnbm torttn GdIngI8attsn tpe'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

Qeuhtefiett al u~n6ebeutenb lit. man bat
besbol6 fir ariegs5fpsds eigens 2suhts
rateten t~oHfruirt, bic NIT 6ilfe elmer
Sdutpdfft ab9efaiert psrnsH uuo beren
geuAtt6rper an eiutm %tleiuen. oas 6erdbs
Tinlen tart perlangiamsHbsu 5animirm
bdngt, 70 b1B bic aeudlpausr betrd4tli6
pddi. 8ur6 bieie aaietsn fam Elm
@eIanbe BON $500 Meter llmtreis 10
bel belen6tet Derben. baB fsinblibs Irups
pen, bic iia in Der erbsIteu Gone btfins
ben, pittTam unter 5sler genommen tDers
ben i6nntn. Der Qidiifein 1T tsgtlf0rs
mig geItdltet, bu Der 8aqIdirm aIa gtss
fIettor pirtt unb has gan3e gidt in Gorm
zines geotls mad ufittn lpirit. 5iir Be-
leuttunos5nsde tpirb peibss Qidt bers
Denbet. SIR GignalJpsds fam grimes,
rofhes, bIaues Ooer III 3usi uab 0rei 8ars
BEN brtnnsnbes Qiht gsiisfert peroen.
Durd Mfsusrn mebretsr Qeudtrateten
BON berIaiebenen qunttsH aus IaBt iia
Elm gtlinbs beiiebiger Gt0be tpirtiam
erbeueu.
8um NbFeuern Der 2eRdtrdlsttn fDer'
ben meiRtng %btToHbsre Gignalpitpltn
oDer seensbrs bsrtpeu6et, bod oiebt e
du4 aaietsn, bic aus BEN gtipohnlihfH
acknowledgements a~bgefsu.ri psrOrn lon'
nsn. 9ns Gelpidt Der aauatratets Be.
trdet 10000 q. 70 baB Elm MdHn Be-
QUEEN cine gr6bere Qu8ubl gu trugen psr'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

Ter lsacnbe @eIdnbt bed trluhtet (fthg
QbtiIounq). Ia bic eeuhtbduer mebrere
minuttn betrdgt, Bat bic oas 9su@tges
ifoB abfsuernbt 9atterie genigenO 3eit,
F4 auf BEN eritudtttsH geIonoc 81 orieus
tiren unb ibrs peitersn MaBnabmen 81
trtffen.
Re6tn Der 9eudtratste nnb BEN 4tufts
ssidoB if f4lisBIi6 nod bic qeudts
bonnie 5t nenHen. bic fin bic 8enuBung
non guFtFabr3eugm aus beIimmt 1T.
Man neiB, bal bic nddtlide 0ritntirung
BEL Guftfabrten aaBttprbsntitAe Gapies
riglsitsn bielet unb baB in3be'Ontsre
n16tli6t aunbuRgen itets iii grobtn
GeTabren fir oas Jdbr5tua uno feline Sns
IaFsn btrbunben fnO. srobbe.d nub
man bdnfig bti Ia8t grtunbungsfligg
ausTi1r.a um Biz 8cpsgungsn bes Gegs
nsrs 81 trfpdbtn, unb BIZ @Or6ereitungsn,
bic er etfpa fir sinsn Qn9riff trifit, fefs
BlItelen. 8es6aIl rafet man Bite groben
2ufitrsu3er NIT Gdsiniptrftrn aus, 70
bab le oas bon linen iibsrfloaene @ts
ldnbe auF peits GntFsrnung ob5uleutitr
otrm6gsn. 8iefes 6ilfsmitiel iommt L.
bod fit glus3suge unb flsine Qufti6iife
nidt in gsiraht, ba bas @etut-t btr
SfsinuerfsrdnIogen gu arob III. Gin fit
QuItfdbr3enge g%eringsrsr 8rdgfdaiglsit,
~btipnOsrs fir Glusseuge, brau bbdrer,
aud ben anforberungen Oes aritsss aes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

Fa Elm Teibenu 6alfdirm BON 9Rtgsns
ihirmproBe, an BEN elm iia i'm gleihen
augenblid i%tlbfibStig eRt3inbsn6er
2suhti6rpcr btfetiqt 1T. Der eas Ouruntsr
ieQtnoe 8elauos taa6ea erlsdftet Qiebe
Bib. Die aidtItdrfe foiro auf dina
10000 aer3eu b%s5ifitrt. Die Qsu6tOausr
betragt Sd Wiuuien, eeuigt nlfo upns
1uf CUR Srieutirung uno n0tbisenfaIs
aud gum Grmitteln zines geeignetsH
adnbunqsplobes, Der unter llmItdnbm
nod i'm 2i6ie Der asuhtbombe, bic il nnA
Der 60be, in Dsr Ie idpebt, sine 3pus
Bib 5t 1000 mtter i'm llmtrsis srbelt,
auFgefudt psrOm fam. aaeroines If
al beadten, baB bic aeudtbombs mad
BEN abpurf ber 8iupridiung foIgt, unO
bdbtr bielleidt Elm 8eldnbe bsleudtet,
OaB bas auFtfa9r5eu9 bsrsits ilterfIOssn
BAT.
Bum SdIuB 1T nod su bemtrieuL baB
man ntuerbings audi GeuhtrdiettH bon
QuFtfabr5eugen aus ~berrpsnJet. inbsm ma
Ie aus eirem lur5tn 9tobr berieusrt, bns
itttlih am Rampf cher an Der GpHbsl
bts 5abr5engts beftItiat In (iebs Bib.
Die GtTammtbtit bitIsr 6ilfsmitteI sss
hattst uns 6tits, bic Nads tbrtiddli6
gum Gage at panbtln unb It uuf bisIe
8eiit Der 6dredm 3u suttlsi6sn, bic Ie
i'm ariege aud fir ben Supferitsn birss.
I. 5auns @aHtbtr-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

aoufs bitIes Wioudts sinberufsn iper0tn.
Die neusn ReTerOsn habsn dbfolut un9ts
nlgtnoe militdriTde @orbereituug uRb
psgsn bts Mongtls an SFfi5ieren 1T man
Togar sur GiniteIung bon 9r6fttn aus BEN
goli3eitorps in Ous Ser 1eI4ritttn,
Jebsm 4rmestorps III cine Brigade eaHos
nsbrtuppen aueetbsilt porben, um ibn
pisStr sEfpas BON Der fribsreH GsiigItit
3u prleibsn. Die @srpfltgung Der zrup.
pen 1T gut unb bat Ia i'm aouis bss
arisges tbsr gsbtHstt, ibrt a~lsrifunq
ldbt isbon pisI lu plnIhsH ubrie. Die
lsbtsn Relsrpsn mbtsn in ibrtn 3ibiI.
lIeioern our Gdta4t. 5srner plrbt fen,
geTsat, bnb In bisIsu qunttsn Der RAMP,
linie l. flint Mann ibsr nur Gin Gsipsbr
pufigten. Gs ftblt iatIddIi1, tros bes
Fo~rtpdbrenbeu WoffmT9mugatIs iibsr
@aIOnit, Ssrbisn unb bic 3pnou an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

Gtadt %e,funbeH tpOrben. Dos qroieft
zines a~6ssmrnopoIs if nod in Der
ghpebe unb bic inners 4nIei9t BON 500
Minionen gubel 1T nod ntdt gun5 gts
bedt. amsritu gsp0hrte nar einen areoit
bon so milionen RubeI. als Der rufis
I6t ginan5miniher Bari in BET gsIoeers
lseenbsit mad aonbOH gtng, unros ibm
bort IN bet pobltrnogeuen abi6t, bic
Ndft 6ts sngIif9en 'GsIDts auf bic
9dItung Rrbldnbs in Der Mssrsnssnfruge
fpirfeH gu Idfen, gsfdgt, England nols
eff bic ginnabms bet 9urOaHsasn abe
naEief.
Sit bic Gsurtbeilung bet miIitdrifhen
Gage eiebt bic sEdtfahe siRsn Anbultss
punt, bdb bic felt 1905 dbgsfddffts
a0rpsrfroie niebtr eiHgefiibrt psroen
muBtc. Der gr0BfirIt NifOGdt Nitoloies
pitia gsniebt nod INNER ous Doas Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

trausn oss 3aren. (Seit IaHgsn Bo6eH
Bat man dbIoiut nihts msbr BON ibm oss
bort. aebt er nod2 gnm. b. Rso.) I'm
bic Moral Der Solbdten bod su haIieB,
er3dblt man ibHen, bic 9rtf4en unb
Sefsrrsi4tr miBbanbtltsu lire Scion
gsnsn, unb 6robt, bab tein GeFangener
Ipdtsr uud Rublanb 8uridl.brsu Oirfs bsi
Gtrdfs Der Grihiebnng. Strsngs OeleBe
Durbsn osesH Ic5ialitif5s QsitutiOn i'm
6ssu srldfen. 5robbsm III bic Gage bee
benlIid, pas duh bnrdus erbsIt, bag ruub
1900 0ffi3isrs fsblsn. @srfdisosns
RDmpdnisn perbeH bon guHS jungen
9euinuntg beFebligt, anbsrs fosdr bon
llntsroTfi5isren. Set ben groben @srs
IuTsn tonnien bic Ginbsifsn ni9t mshr
q~tniiesno ndmeeftiat fDerOtr. Die 5ubrsss
fldIe 1915 pnrbe bsrsits in bic Grout
oeldidt, unb biejenias bon 1915 pirO i'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

in inbuHritnen llniernsbmugen. bic gum
droben 1bsil in bsuifhsn 5dnosn fDdrtu,
etnsn @runb fit ben StiIitanb Der ruff
fhen SnbuTirie, benn beim Musbruh beg
qrieoeg iinb ale bienTfdbigen Deutidsn
in Observation-Disclosures o6er mad Gibtrten
qebradt fpor0en. &ud in Der 2anoDirtbs
itaft fe6len bic msnIhIittn Grdfts. Qm
empfinblt6nen pirft jsbpd auf BE rirtbs
Iddfili6e Gage Der Mungel an Giienbdhns
Dagen, bsr frog dlIst AniiEeHgunssn BIS
Ser niGt beieitiot Derbsh tonnts. Die
aebsusmitiel3ufabr 1T babur9 selabmt
uub bic prsiis fn6 iOripdFeno IN Stsis
gen besriffer.
Die flnansisns Gage 1T ni6t Itbr roiis.
DIR Rubelturs III INNER nod 20 Pros
gent unter BEN rcrmalen Gtnnb. Gtit
oer Q6fhdfFune oes AlfoholmoHcpols Fno
feline geutn Ginndhaequeusn fir ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22

SriegsmateriaI. Nthrers 5niantsrisrtsi'
msnttr ipurbsn NIT aarabitsrn uuss,'
riItet, onbtrt baben bas oIIe 9trbals
gentbr obns aepstition unb man ldt
iosor Gdiebprdgst ssfunben, bic nod i'm
arimlrisge serpsubtt puroen.
Die T6pd6ft etite i'm ruTiT4tn Deere
III aber oas GauitaispeItn. On srs
.Itrsdenbtr Msiis madt Tid opa gsOiirr,.
.nis mad Qsr5tsn unb 6silmittstn atItsno.
9sshaIb rptrbtB ale ruiiIdm aer8is tis
gu IS Sd4rth aug BEN gasIanO ,inbss
rufen. aud III man nit Rorlpsesn in
@srbnnoIunatn geirsrtn, I'm HortutaiiGe
aer5ts in paa mHii9s Sssr gu sisbsS
Ga, iosur bic Observation-Disclosures
sssenibsr Stu iabii9en 4srStsn purOsu
Doriibuos4faO u~uios9obea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-22
Die 3nfdu0e III 3snRlallO.

bs60rben all bieIem 3Deds dasseIsIen Durs
ben. Der @runb bofHr, baB Der aoel uno
bic inoaHrisnen areiIs RaBlaH6 siiHitie
iaeiuen, pitb fpDbl IN ber gsforgnis 81
fu9en fgiH, polsn t5Hnts prtuBIi4 pera
ben, mo 6amit tdmen Ie inter bic GetDaIt
niht nur oer eciitif1en, ionoern aud ner
pirthihafiIihen nno i~osiaItn GeieBe
qreubens, bic b~efduntlih ben bsnTesfeas
ten G6idten gr1bsre GpFer dufsrIegen ais
oiss in qoIsn ber Gda 1T.
Menigsr ginfig 1T Die tpirtbIhdftIide
Gage aubldnbs. 8soen 9ObIenmdngtl
maBts eine orobs An3abE bon Jnbriten
ben getrieb sinFeIeH. Qhbsrnfals biloer
bic Batdnsen IN ban leitenoeH Gtenungen
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Die r5mifhe .Gorrifponbsn5a" brinet
a6er Bic 3uianOs in RaBIaHD intsreidnts
mittheilnngsn, Osusn mir fplstnOes snts
rebmen.
gfs Gpp0ftien Der gpsinIiftsn IN Der
Dama cat Biz jsbt niht sermOhtt ben
gtaat trnIflia su gsfdbrben, 70 baB eis
R.aisrung nenieftsns in poIitii4sr 9ins
i5f bic Gage behsrrfat. Jn pDIsn neissn
asr Mbsl unb bic inonHrisIsn Arsiis 5H
RaBFdnb, ipdbtenb bas Bolt feline Spns
aathfen ait bem @taHer nidt bsrbebIt. Die
easn. pplniFht greipinigsnIsgioH gtgsiI
Il TtuiThen III cine 0crlpiegtltng
allhn GbalIaden. Die 2eeion reIrutisrt
III nnt aEs atuien. bic Dor cen Wlitdrs
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barrh pGpopirfpnd. S. b. surd abiDef.
fslubes nsrbunfelu uno Qiftaeben un6
smrb 56mtnfen oeg qihtfeasls.
gauidnino Oeg gnoreifers a6er BE
Gtgnnno osr eiosnen grnbpen. bic fh
piensiHt feiflit6 pon Der 16efunerferFsls
Ifnq beFinben.
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psrFsr burf ghafFuna elmer 2ihtfperrs.
5. B. ourh Greu3unq BEG feinbliaen
gtrabls8 burd ben efaensn.
unterfIBnnq BON QusfdGen unh qrs
ndberunagmdrihen ber sigsntn 5ruppen
i'm gorqeldnoe 6urd @%orIe9ung zines
Qifiteqels. Der ME Elm unbntbbringlidsr
G6leier ririt.
M6futtn hes 9ufiraums, nm feinbliHe
TIue3euqe nnb auftfdiffe 5ur 8eitieBuHg
fi6tbar all maiden.
SelbFberfdnblia nir6 ber Sdeinfrers
fer aber aud BEL Qngriffen psrpen6et.
3d6ei oient r. por alien:
9ur geLendtuna BON MorI6ridtnn9ss
sitisn beim gprqsben uno gum 9orleafs
fen In fdpieriogn @eldnbe, I'm bds 3us
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-19
PRoGRESSIVES FALL DOWN
IN MASSACHUSETTS
Candidate for Governor Only One on
Official Ballot.

Boston. Aug. 1S.-Massachu
progressives have fallen down" badly.
This afternoons revision of nomination
papers filed with the office of the sec
retary of the commonwealth up to .
p. m. yesterday, when the time for
filing expired, shows that Nelson B.
Clark of Beverly, their candidate for
governor, is the only candidate for
office on the state ticket whose papers
contain a sufficient number of sigma
lures to give him a place on the ofh-
cial ballot at the state primaries to
be held on Sept. 2l.
A candidate for a state office must
secure $50 signatures in each of at
least four counties in order to get on
the ocial ballot. Every one of the
progressive candidates, except Clark,
failed, by an approximate margin OF
80, to secure the necessary number of
SIGNATURES in Norfolk, Plymouth and
Worcester counties,
The candidates who failed, and who
il today's revision stands, must run
ON "StickerS' if at all are: For lieu
tenant goVerCJr, Chester r, Lawrence
of Boston; for secretary of the COM
monwealth, Russell y, Wood OF Cam
bridge; for treasurer and receiver
general, Alvin T, Weeks of Fan River;
for state auditor, Charles II, Mcintyre
of Lowell; for attorney Seneral, John
Aildredth of AolyoEe
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-19
NO NATIONAL STRIKE
IN MUNITIONS PLANTS
Runnor Repudiated by Executive Board
of Machinsts Association.

Washington, Aug 18.-Agitation for
national strike in munition plants
as proposed by J. J. Keppler, vice
president of the International Associ-
alton of Machinsts was repudiated
here today by the executive board of
the association. The board determin-
ed however to wage vigorously a gen.
eral campaign for an eight hour day
in all shops.
w. H. Johnston, international pres
ident, was authorized to disavow the
strike puroject. MY attention has
been called to an interview by Vice
Presndent Keppler," he said tonight,
in which he declares that he will
urge the association to authorize a
national strike to enforce the eight
hour day. This statement is unau-
thorized by the international associ-
alton and is wholly at variance with
it's policy. We have not declared for
a general strike. In fact, we will use
veery means to prevent such a devel-
opment.
However, a general campaign will
be carried on for a shorter work day,
a movement which has been under
way for some time. For three years
we have ben making a special effort fn
this direction I'm the printing machin-
cry industry. Our campaign will be
waged in all branches of the industry
where business conditions Justify IT,
Vice President Keppler will appear
before the executive board tomorrow
OF urge his national strike proposal
despite todays action.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-19

Developments in the Balkans are
expected soon by the European cap
ttals. The report acceptance by
Eleutherios VenizeIos of the task of
forming d new Greek cabinet in which
ne would be premier, is the chief basis
for this belief
The participation in the war Of
Greece, as well as the other Balkan
nations, is contingent almost entire
ly upon territorial concessions. NJ.
Venizelos is reported in unofficial des-
patches to hold the view that his
country cannot afford to realize her
unless she can hope to realize her
ambition of becoming predominant
nation in southern Europe. He is
said to believe that victories gained
by the Austro-German armies justify
Greece in insisting upon greater con-
cessions because her military strength
would be q greater asset to the allies
now than a few months ago.
Italy'S scizur> of islands in the
Aegean t. which Greece aspired,
Rome REPORTS, may be a stumbling
block IN negotiations with Greece.
Serbia's occupation of part of Al
bania is reported to have aroused the
ire of Italy and led to diplomatic
hint that Italy is sending to Albania
a sufficient number of troops to con-
troI the entire region
Secret sessions of the Serbian par
naInenL are expected lulS- week dl
which the note of the entente allies
will be considered. While the con-
tents of this diplomatic document
have not been made public, 1t is sup
posed to call upon Serbia to grant
Bulearias demand for the cession OF
part of Macedonia in exchange for hAE
military support.
Additional victories for the Teutonic
allies On Russian soil have led tC
the fear in London that Grand Duke
Nicholas will not be able to make a
successful stand on the Brest-Litovsk
linz and that a retirement of the Rus
sian arSies further into the interior
of Russia will be necessary. Kovnc
has fallen before the gian shells OF
German siege guns and preparations
are being made for the evacuation OF
the fortresses of Wilma and Bialystoll
Beyond the French claim that they
have successfully occupied the sum-
NIT of Sonder9ach in the VosgeS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-19
WAS cOLDEST AUG. 1s
SINCE THE YEAR 1881
Thermometer Stood at 55 Degrees at
a. m. in New York.

New York, Aug. 1S.-Persons born
since 1881 had good reason for say
ing today that this was the coolest
Aug. IS that they had ever felt. 1t
was. The thermometer stood at 90
degrees at ; o'clock this morning,
equalling the low record for the day,
held by Aug. Is, 1881. This tempera-
ture at o'clock was a drop of % de-
grees from o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
The downward movement did not
really begin until 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. From that hour, when the
temperature stood at 73 degrees, until
8 o'clock this morning the mercury fell
at least one degree an hour, with oc-
caSional drops of two degrees
The weather forecaster aScribeS the
rapid fall in temperature to an area
of high pressure which has moved in
from Canada, with indications that il
may have come all the way from
Alaska, although the reports received
at the weather bureau do not verify
that fact. The cool wave will con-
tinue for a few days, and probably
end in showers toward the end of the
week
Inhabitants of New York and the
suburbs were thankful for the cool
weather because il afforded them a
little relief from the mosquitoes, which
have become almost mbearable in the
last two or three weeks of hot, mugg,
weather
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-19
SLATON CALLS FRANK CASE
A FOOTBALL OF POLITICS"
Condemns Defense of Lynchers Made
by Mayor J. G. Woodward of At
lanta.

San Francisco Aug. 1S-Former
Governor John NJ. SlatOn of Georgia
who COmmuted the death sentence of
60 NJ. Frank to one of life imprison-
ment, issued today a statement con-
demning an address delivered last
night by Mayor ]. G. Woodward, of
Atlanta Cir, and terming the mayor
old and garrulous." He called the
Frank case a football of politics"
Commenting on Mr.. Woodward's
statements that three-fourthS of the
people of Gergia, including himself.
believed Frank guilty and condoned
the lynching, Mr.. Slaton said:
Similar UtteranceS made before the
iynching naturally resulted in SubSe-
quent lawlesSneSS. In one breath he
proposes to defend the fair name of
Atlanta and Georgia, and in the next
breath he casts onNthem the NEST ter
rihle condemnation.
Mayor Woodward suggested that |
could not with safety return to
ment is not only a gross reflection on
the state. but it is absrd and is furth-
er StiTaulatiVe of the mob impulse
coming from an official who should
stand in favor of law and order II
is in accordance with utteranCe of
others who expect to utilize the Frank
case for political preferment
Il was horn in Gergia and I love
her and her reputation, | shall re-
turn there in accordance with my
original intentions,
Il think Mayor WoodwardS state
ment is an afrropt to the people OF
| Georgia instead of defense, He
is old and garrulouS,"