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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03
Wlat,rial. g(ua biefem wetpubtleir

Wiaierial. 9lus biefem geipubtIsin
bsraus tpurbsn fieberbafte anitrensun.
gen semadt, Inn cine arsabl S9la1ts
f9iffe bsr3uitellen. bic alles iiberragen,
mas bic Seutlden an S9iffsmdterial
beiiben. Die .Quesn gIi3abstb" unb
bic .Waripits" iinb bic aipei 9lrme,
tuelde Gnslanbs Seemadt bilbeien
unb Elm 9lrm 1T jeBt abgefd3ldsen.
SEPT bleibt aber nod cine anbere
ipidtise gripGsuns iibris. Die beutids
5lptte bat ipdbrenb Der aipei Subrs
ebenfo penis sei9lufen, ipie bic snsliT
i4s Sbne 6rase TIT bas bsitsbenOs
Material bebeuteno in 9esus aui
pun5srung unb glrmiruns nit idpss
rem aanonen perbefert porbsn uno IS
1T audi fein 0runb pprbanoen, iparIm
bic Oeuti6en nidt ebenFalls in bisfer
3eit neus S9iffsbauten in 4nsriff
grnommen bnben iollten, bic DC
nsn Der Gnsldnbsr slei9tommsn.
Dardus 1T gu fpleern. oab bic oeutI1e
5Iotte einen irdftissn OffeniiOtries
fiibren unS Gnelanb, benz iie jebi cine
fhpsrs Dunbe beissbra6t bat. beren
nod msbr i6lasen pirb, bab Der
Sraum Sritunniens BON feiner linz
iiberipinblihteit CUR Gee Elm ldbes
@nbe nit S6reden erreiben lpirp.
5iir ben slusenblid idon lit Der grfpIs
Der belltf9en 5lotte bon elmer gebeus
lung, bic gar nidt iiberI6dbt psrocn
lam. Die eeiammten alliirtsn ga
tionen Iinb ppn bem S9Iass, Der iie
an elmer p0aig unsrlparteten Stslle ses
trofisn bat, Obue Gruge tief sridiittert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

unferer Notion sur ebre aeretd5l
ipenn i6r porsei9riebsn ipirb, Blot.
tabtrette 5u beddten, obtpobl ieine ae,
febmdBiae Bloddbe beitebtg syft a
cine Gbre fir bi. amsritdniIde Ra,
tion, bab ibr Der SanbeI nit neutra.
len Rotionen untsriast ipirp. bdb ibr,
pof beraubt ipirb, bob enslii9e ge.
ante foiIperGne Reh!e auf unIsrem
Yoben ousiibtn2 Stbsr tpabre Gmeri.
tantr err0tbet barber unb mlr cir
prcbritifdtr Irs9lins tann bebdupten
oab amerfanii4s 9iirser, bic sesen BIZ
infamite @sIsibisuns ibrsr Ra.ior
bur9 bic aniirten iid aiiflebnen, fir
eeutf9e SntereIsn eintretsn.
Wds bic prObriten perIaneen, oebi
habin, bab omsri.aniide Biireer basll
i9ipeigen fpIlsn, ipenn Der prGiibeni
bic Re6ts Der amsriianiiden Ratior
England seeeniiber auf bas Sddnbs
li9ite prsis sibt, 9as baben WuTbs
lngton, eds hdben Aoams, Jefftrfon
unb Wabiion nidt getban. 2lls bic
enslif4e Jre6bsit unsrtrdslit setpor.
ben. erlieb Ssiferion elm Nus, unb
Ginfubrperbot sssen bic bamaIiaen
geleib9unsen unferes 2onbes. Was
Ssfferfon eetban bat, -bas forbern isbt
bic Oeutfden uub perben ais 0srrds
tber sebranbmartt. Damn iparen
g8afbinston uno bic anberen prGfibens
ten ebenfulls @srrdtber. Jn 5oIner
Geisllfhdft fOrnsn bic DeuiIhen rubia
allen @erldumbunssn Srob bitien unb
ibren @esnern 3uidIeubern, bab iie
has ameriiunif6e Banner bohbdlisn,
bic prcbriten 0asesen bas briiiI9e
Banner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03
lponad bic beutiaen erubtrunner

ipona5 bic beuifasn Groberungsn
ni9t in Setrabt su 5ieben fpdren, oher
ipie ss bei unIsrsn probriten beibt, bab
Deutihlanb in cine Seriiellung bes
Beiisitanbes Dor benz 5rieben einfpils
Iisen miiHs. IS 1T nidt bentbar, pGb
0eutI9lanb alles bebalten min, ipus es
erpbert bat. aber bic Groberuneen iinS
cine Bats, auf ipel9sr Oeutihlanb
feline 5orberuusen itellsn tpirb. gDel.
der Qrt bieie Isin iperoen, bat ner
&an5Ier i6on friiber anesbeutst. &snn
5rdntrsia Istn @sbist, bis auf einise
9ren5beridtisunsen In Selfort suriids
srbaltsn mill, mub es feline SOlonisn
abtreteu, ebenio lpie 9elsisn ben &orgo
an OeutThlano ii6erlafIsn mub. Cine
S6pierioteit perurIa6t nur bic fSrusc,
ipis Gnglanb unb Sapan seSpunscn
iperbsn fDnnten, bic beutiden &oIonien
tpieber 5uriidSusritatten. 9as, gluu,
ben mir, biirfte feline a0Iuns in Der
Weiie finben, ba bgelsisn ni6t freige.
seben ipirb, bis bic 9fiideritattuns Die
fer 9olpnisn erfolgt 1T. Sm llebrigtn
1T bic 90Iung aud burd bic grcGs
Sesidlaat in Der Rprbiee beoeutsn6
erleihtert pprben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03
eokal.Deriid)t
gterbiiffeiteberidt.

9tusuit Spinnsr. SO. 81 70. Rcs
Wlidsn aDs.; 3ubtriuIok.
Robert Wiae Sr., 81. Dtuiifxs
altenbeim; Risrenleiosn.
epa aemptr, "a. 200 ainnsp qps.; /;
6eraerpeitsruns.
Sophia StilIs, 70 Canal Rios.;
Niereuleioen.
Samss Reeb. 43 Goboon Sirabs;
Sersleiosn.
S,nrp Sride, GA, 5915 gIspbane
Sirube; arteri.nOerialiuus.
Ulap Diliams. A. 902 Wiabior
Strubs; Operation.
Wiliam Worf6. so, 319 OF llnis
bsriitp aue.; 9unsenent3iinbuns.
Stlma Binbsr. II, gobmanns
Wiitfpsnbeimaih; HiersnIsibtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

y. o. - Die brei GfteIitn gibsl.
banOi9riiten iinb ipie fOIst:
Gpber Mleranbrinus ,iesi
i'm gritifhen Wufsum in 2Onbon.
Gpber Ginaiticus, In Der
Nitte bss uoristn Sabrbunberts bon
prof. Goniidntin BON 9if9enborf I'M
ct. satbarinsr'Rloftsr auf bem 8srgs
Stnai aufsefunben. gr beIiebi auf
246 psrsamentbldttfrn gr5bien Jors
mates unb eHtbdlt ben poIIen 2ert bss
gtIisn nHb Rtutu 9eiinmentss In srts
diiasr Sprafs. Der sr0bte S1sil
he's gober befinbsi iid In ct. peierss
burg. Der Reit in Der llniueriitdtss
gibIictbei tn aefpsig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

eobeyBafteonus. isbt in btr
paiiianiiHsn 8ibIiotbsf In Rom. ST
enibdlt ben ni9t gan5 poIljt6nbigsn
5trt bes 2lItsn unb Qtuen aeitomenis
in Iateiniider eprade. DIES III bic
log. BuIsata. bis sum heutias,
Sase i'm ge5rdlide Der RomiTds sla,
-tbOliidsn Firds. Die lleb<rfstuna
i.ammt bon BEN W0nd) 9isrpnpnus,
eiiua 400 Sabre mad Gbriffi Gjebur..
Die dltsiis srisdifte ilsbsris5s
une bss efItsn Seitamsntss TT bic
Septuaginta; fie III aneeblid)
Sds Dert BON 70 selsbrten Juben Don
NIeronbrid, ipelde bic Nrbeis nm bds
Jabr 280 DOT Gbriiti @eburt auf 5es
febl oes st6niss ptolem1us pbilobsl,
pbus unisruommen baiisn. Sur 8sit
Gbriiii mar bic Geptuaainid ntbea
Sem bebrGiihm 9srte bss qlten 1es
itdmsntes i'm Getrau4.
Gbriiius ipurbs I'M Sabre 1 btr
hriitlittn 3eitrrdnung ssborn unb
iiarb I'm Sabre SO.
Qtfer. = Der gJoIi,eirihier .ann,
ipenn CT min. bic 9srbanblunaea III
beiiifder Gprade fiibren. p.nn cine
pdrtei tsin GnsliId periiebt, abtr sr
braud,t IS nidli 81 ibun unb "a &C.
fhtebi aud nidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03
OebMrfeM.

Sobn unb Warp Sisintsr, 11S
pseie Sirabe; anabe.
(. George unb Uldrsaret Spbannss.
1923 aotb Strabe; anabe.
Charles unb Rubp gramer, 3514
5dnbman Strabe; WGbhsn.
9arrb unb CLARA Yape, 208 Stans
Isp Sirabs; ana6e uno Wabten;
3ipillinse.
Soiepb unb Warb Tlepsr. 2235
Wbeeler Strabs; Rnabe.
clinton unb Wargar.t Urban. 1868
Ssblsr Strabe; Wdb6en.
Gb1rIes unb Carrie Shua, 1040
Waos Strabe; anabe.
4rtbur unb gbna 0rsapes, 226
Goetk Sirabe; anabe.
ebiparb unb 2sna Runs, GAL Wabe
Strabe; Mdbten.
gbpin unb gelinba 9pller, 838
4rmotp 4be.; &nabe.
Gbarles unb Marie 9rauer, 1890
Wiliia6 Strabs; Wdbdsn.
gbarles unb Bertha 9l.ipstt, 1O1l
Geit Strabe; &nabe.
George unb Qbslaibs Msrtbofs,,
1869 6arriion QDe.; stnabe.
8aja unb 53Dria Wi!abinoD. 1923
Central Gpe.; Gndbe.
@s5a unb 9lnna Waslar, 154S GIN
Sirabe; Wdbtsn.
Sonis unb Marinn Doiin. 543
Mobe Strabe; Mab6en.
Gbrifiopb unb gliiabeib Waloed.
519 Clipsr Gtrabe; anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03
(ginaefanbt)

ssn alnbeiraAt Der Sbatiatt, bab
in tinem bisiisen enslifden Wlorssns
blaite untsr benz Datum b<s 20. Mai,
Elm ariitsl sridisnsn III, in psIdem
bic omerifanifde Biirgtr.
treut Der 2sbrer bes Dsuts
T9en an Der Woobparbs
5oai1uIs. fart In iJrage ssitslt
ipurbe, baIis i4 ss fit meins eersdts
pflifi. alIen gstbsiIigten esssniitsr,
bic folssnbe geridtisuns 3ur Sisusr
Der Wahrbeii betannt su maiden:
/. gs BAT niemaIs. iofpeii i9 ipeib,
cine 0triammluns hfaster Qebrer
itaitgtfunben. um ben nnierpang Der
.auiitunidY 5u feitrn.
2. Sd b16e niemals MnEab gebaht,
sins bruriige gsrIdmmIing nsT5uI0s
fen, nod birtit obsr inbirsit irgenb
sinen bon bdagisn asbrern 3ur<Gt3u.
ipeiIsn, isi Is Inn Sinblid auf ben
.auiitnnia1 sWorfall pher fti es in
Hssus ailf irsenb Elm unbsres arisss'
srsignib.
ipIinp u. Jobnhpn,
prin3ipal Der Mopbudrbs
6o@i@uts.
Cincinnati. ben 2, 5uui 1915.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

Der itaGisnii9e a0nig,
Der Told tur5s geine bat, pie leine 2ii=
gen, 1T mad einem etrpas me6r boms
beniiheren Srt gelaufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

Sill aus gpnnectieut 5at
i'm SuuIe Dem prGfibenten griinOlid
hie @abrbsit geiast, bab er ben Gns=
ldnoern geitattet, bic ameritaniiGe
poit su pliinbern unb sr oerldnst, oab
Die Der. Stuuten enbli9 ettpas tbun,
I'm ibre 8edte gu Oertbeibtgen. Was
lperbcn jeBt De 8robriten iasen9 9ta
1T fein ginositrihlsr uno tommt aus
sinem Staats, in tpel6sm bic Seuts
fteH teinen politti6en gtnflub be-
iiBen. 2lm Gnbe iperben lie bebaups
ten, bab Der beuti4e 3aiier ibm Ell!
Jiinfmurtitiid sei6idt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03
Chen garf aonsert.

2lm Sonntns Ra9mittas ipirb Die
JObn 6. Weber'ide WlilitdriapeIIe TN
Chen pdrt bas folsenbt prpsramm
sur Durffiibruns brinsen:
Worfdb a5eaOiDibip" alobr
Superture 1872. Sihaiiopsip
Gbabes of Risbt syrisbIano
ppipourri aus. .princsb pat1. 6trDert
unsariihs RbdpIobie Ro. 2 9ifJ.
gornstlOlo .Milb RoIes' Sddfitr
Serr glusuit 8. Sdafsr.
Ronbe bamour Weiitrboui.
5bep boni beliepe me aern
4msriianii9e Ybdntaft genbir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

Die RiitungS gspegun g
1T in eriter fei6e Elm ppIitiiGes
Wunooer ROOieOelts 5ur 56rberung
ieiner 9eperbuug um bic prdftbents
i4aft. Der pomp unb Yrunt bes
SOlbatentbums bat bon jeber cine
grpBe GH3iebungstraft auf 9iets aus
geiibt, bic ni6t bic minoeite 2baung
bdben. mas unter mIlitdrii6er @or6es
reitung 81 Oeriteben 1T unb iid DON irs
geno eiuem Oemagogen binretben laIz
fen, fir iolhe 8orbereitung gu bsmons
itriren. Der Oeutenbe Menf6 pers
f6mdbt fol6e Utittel. 60 melt oas
2anb militGrH6 geitGrtt gu ipsr0en
brautt, ion bas ni6t gei6e9en, UNI
einen polittter in bic 6GnOe 3u fpielen
uno aud ni4t auf Dem Weae hcr
Boltsoemonitrution. IS fon bas nit
uller Rube iiberba6t perben. 9ei iofz
der ueberlegung pirb auerit feitges
iteQt, fpelter Irt bic RGitungen iein
muhen unb bns mub gu Der 4nfibt
fiibren, 0ab mir ooroerbdHb nur Ste>
riiitungen bruu9en. Sir bic 2anb.
ausriiitung ipirb cine 8orbereitung in
ber Weife geforbert, baB bic sSugenb
etne CUTE torperlt6e 4usbilbuns ers
bdlt Wenf6en @tfue9re in Die 51no
gu ge6en, fpelhe bic Strapuaen siues
5elo3ugs niht pertraseH tonnen, iii
elm 8erbrs6en unb cine @elo0crs
f9psnbuHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

Wie biefsr &ries 70 piels
Ienoerunsen in ben ani9auunsen
Aerbeigefiibrt bat, lam man aud Die
bisberise anii6t bon Der nneinnebm.
BARRETT 2onbons gum alten GiIeu legsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03
DEN 9erb ii n beten gebtes

DEN 9erb lin beten gebtes 9
5errli4. Cine srobe Seefdladt ges
>ponnen, tpel9e Gnelanbs Wta9t bis
auf ben 9runo eridiittsrt; bic Grans
soien uuter sroBen 9erIuitsn fir ses
ielben tuieoer cine grobe Strede naa
8erbun bineingebrdngt unb bic Rufen
BON ben Siirten sriinbli6 gei9lagen.
Wlit iebem Sage pirb es beFer eehen
Die beutffe Slotte tpirb jebt bic eng
lii6e ppr bic Dabl itellen, enttpabsr
aus tbrem 9erited beraus5utommen
pber bic Gee pon Dem englifhen aleiHs
5eug seidubert gu isben. Die fart be-
aimirten Jran5oien iperben DON ben
hurd @eritGrtlrgen getrdftisten
0eutihen balb auf bas Soupt ssi6Ia>
gen iein unb bic Siirfen, bic jest crit
ihre neuen 9eere ius SSelb Fellen
fonnten, iperben bic RuiIen fpieber nad
sem 9autaius suriittretben. Wlit Iols
rhen S6lGgen fpirb man ben &qiirten
febr balb bic uniinnige Weinung auss
getrieben bdben, bab lie in Der Gage
iino, Die 5riebensbebinsuneen porau>
fhretben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

Die Segner pOn Susbes
unb RooIeOelt bebaupten, baB lie 525
aus Oil Stimmen beifdmmen ba6eu.
Wenn bas rihtig 1T, bann piirbe ein
&aubioat aus benz mittleren WeItsu
nominirt tperben unb Das pGre iehr
gu fpiini6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

u m @nbe birfte isBt ios
gar Wilion einfeben, buB SeutidlaHb
elm beferer 9erbiinoeter fir bic Ser.
Stdaten 1T, als gueldnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

Die 0eutf den baben oen
gnglGnbern bersits gu elmer sroben
unterieeflotte perboIfsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

8as iagen bic Pr obriten
BON oieiem getpeiie Der DON linen 10
perhDbnten beutiben auItur gu Wais
fer2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

Die atuberung oes Rei6s,
fan5lers III tpobl in Der Weife 3u rsrs
iteben, baB cine GrisoensuerbaHbluHs
auf Der 9runblass aussefdloHeu iit,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

Go fbipicrig Sas gorsebcn ourh
ben 9auresmalb mar, 10 leift uno
fdnea ipurbe Der Soiiespalo iiber.
ipunoen. gr IN nod etrpos groBer
aIs Der GaiiresipaIo, faum peniger
oiht pertpahien unb perlpilbert. cine
Shlud)t burf)3iebt ibn Don @elten
naf Citen. slber er III nid)t 10 rniii.
nirt befeitist. slm 9orbranb siebt ii6
Der Shiisengraben iammt SinberniB
al Der @numeren5e entlaHg, berSiio.
rano lit siemlid frei. inb crit ON Der
Strabe 2oupeilont- S5annes iin6et
iib cine ourd goiterien Deritdrfte
sfufnabmeiteIluns. Ter @eefer sos
iid bis ani Die 2oupemont. .Steaumg
5iiriif.
9aod am stbenb 6es "a. 5ebruar
iolote Elm 9beil unierer Sturmtrup.
pen benz fl;ebenben sseinbe ourd, ben
@aIb; fie itiei,en ourh bis sim Siib.
rano, iammeltem iuub oroneten iib
tp1hrenO Der ginfJt. Sir ben 25.
Rodntittaes 2 llbr fpitroe Der Stiirm
nuf 9onpemont onaeiest.
lie Gage NOR bier dnoers aIs Bel
Beaumont. Gus Dorf 9oubemont
ieIber bot tpcnieer Sdipicrigfeiten
Die Sai,ptitelIung SOC fih fiber bic
fable S0be 378 I'M Often iHb flo.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-26
Highway Changes at PhoenixvilIe.

ting well up toward the coon when a dead limb snapped beneath his weight and he was thrown to the ground. Though painfully hurt, he was for get ting the coon before he would listen to any talk of being taken out of the woods and home, and he insisted that the course be followed
 MT. Kent was given attention by pr. S. B. Overlook and then was driven to his home in an automobile.
 Milk Shipments Decrease 50 Per Cent.
 Milk producers who stopped sending milk to Boston Tuesday continued Wednesday to follow the course they had mapped out From Danielson the shipment was just about 50 per cent. of normal, only 27 jugs" of 21 IA quarts each going cut. At Wauregan, where from a5 to 30 jugs are usually taken on each morning, not a quart was received.
 more money for their milk insist that they are through with the Boston dealers until such time as the men who have been taking their milk pay them a fair price for f. The farmers who are holding out had nothing to say further than they gave out in in terviews Tuesday.
 These farmers will devise ways of using the milk they have been send ing to Boston. Some of them already have turned to making butter on their own account Others have been bring ing cream to the Brooklyn creamery and such quantity of it is piling up there that the buttermaker expects that he will have to keep at work steadily in handling the unexpected amount of business.
 Horses Run at Woonsocket c. H. Michaels' horses started in races at Woonsocket Tuesday, but were not as successful in their show ing as many of those who have watch ed their work through the season had hoped for. This was not particularly disappointing to MT. MichaeIs, how ever, as the Woonsocket races were taken in chiefly as workouts for his horses, which are to be started next week at the races at Hills Grove, R I.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-26
A WOMAN'S BACK
The Advice of This Norwich Woman
 Is of Certain Value.

Many a woman's back has many aches and pains.
 Ofttimes 'tis the kidneys fault.
 That's why Doan's Kidney Pills are so effective.
 Many Norwich women know this. Read what one has to say about it:
 Mrs. Henry L. Greiner, 6e6 East Main Street, Norwich, says: Some times a cold affects my hack but 1t Is usually overwork that causes dull nagging pains across my Kidneys My back feels weak and tired and am worn-out. When bending, sharr pains seize me in my back and 1t is hard to straighten up I used Deans Kidney Pills and they did me lots of good"
 Price soc, at all dealers Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that Mrs. Greiner had. Foster Milburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-26
PUTNAM GUESTS PRESENT.
Attended House Warming of Webster
 Dudley Chamber of Commerce.

Putnam was represented by Chester M. Elliott, Howard c. Bradford, W. Edward Moss. and Rev. c. J. Hartman at the reception and house-w warming of the new rooms of the Webster Dudley Chamber of Commerce Tuesday even ing. The new quarters of the Webster organization are on the second floor of the bank building, and are furnish ed most att~actively, with book cases, tablesfi chairs, a piano, besides desks for the secretary. Harral B. Ayres, and his clerk, Miss Janet Love. There is also vault, installed by some form CT occupant. furnishing f1reproof stor- age for all records.
 The rooms were filled with visitors, including many ladies; and there was a delegation from Southbridge, in cluding Messrs. Hyde and Wheelock. Music was furnished by the Imperial Male Quartette of Worcester, and John Burns of Webster. Short talks by Sec retary Ayres, the rector of the Po- fish church, and several of the visitors, made up an interesting programme Light refreshments were served Sim liar meetings will be held every fort night, the next being on election night, when the returns from all over the country will be received
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-26
CRITICISM OF MANAGEMENT
 OF THE NEW HAVEN ROAE
Directed Against Conditions Resulting From Acquisition of Various Prop critics.

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. 25.-Criti- cism of the management of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- road company was freely made at the annual stockholders meeting today, based upon the proposal to sanction a debt of S700000, thh money to be used for building a new passenger station in New Haven. The speakers were men who for a number of years at these meetings have discussed the an- nual statement and criticised the acts Of the directorss Much of the critt- cism today was directed against con ditions which have resulted from ac- quisitions of various properties in the past. Objection was made to the use by the management of proxies for a stock vote. Those who spoke for the most part were insistent upon decla- ration of dividends before New Ha- ven was given a new station.
 The meeting finally recessed until later in the day to permit of a count of the stock vote. The directors had over 900,000 votes and ratification of the recommendation in the call for the meeting was given.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-26
FELL FROM TREE
 WHILE AFTER COON.
James Kent, Expert Hunter, Breaks Wrist and Sprains Ankle When Near Eastford.

broken wrist, a sprained ankle, a cut on the scalp and a bad shaking up was the lot of James Kent, famous coon hunter, when he fell 22 feet from tree to the ground while hunting in woods near Eastford during Tuesday night. MT. Kent was removed to his home in E1mville. He was not very active Wednesday, but his enthusiasm for a sport in which he is in the championship class was not dimmed by the accident
 MT. Kent has been In camp with a party since Saturday, other members being William Ross, Frank McGorty, Howard S. Wood and Thomas Moore, They had been having splendid sport and success up to the time of entering the woods Tuesday night. Early in the evening the dogs picked up a coon trail and in due time the quarry was high up a tree, with the dogs ye1ping below.
 When the hunters came up MT. Kent, as is his custom, climbed the tree to shoot the animal. He was get
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hill going into Phoenixville from Put nam is being cut down and the grade materially changed, so that when the WorS is completed the cnange and inn provement will be great.
 Taking Straw Vote.
 X representative of a New York pa per is taking a straw vote in Putnam This journalist is following the same procedure as he has in many towns and cities in Connecticut, handing out cards with a request that the parties receiving them mark crosses how they voted four years ago and ho wthey are going to vote this year. Scores of Putnam electors are listed in the straw vote. but no information as to the re- suit was given out.
 After Offce-Before Election.
 Taking it for granted that Candidate Charles E. Hughes is to be elected president of the United States a week from next Tuesday, republicans of this town are not forgetting that a change in administration will mean the oust ing, eventually. of various democratic federal office-holders. In case Hughes is elected there will be in due time a change in the postmastership in Put nam and the first name heard mention ed as a republican candidate for post master is that of Hernon G. Carver, registrar of voters and long an active party worker.
 Republican Majority Anticipated.
 That Windfam county will return a normal republican majority November ' is the prediction being made by re- publican leaders who are in touch with the political situation n the various towns. What may happen in other counties of the state on Tuesday, Mo- Vember ', is of interest here, of course, but the believ in this sction is that old Windham county will be as strongly republican as ever.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-26
Old Folks Soved
 From Suffering

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 MT. Sam A. Hoover, High Point. N. C., writes: My kidney trouble was worse at night and I had to get up from five to seven times. Now I do not have to get up at night, and con- sider myself in a truly normal con- dition, which I attribute to Foley Kid else" Mrs. M. A. Bridges, Robinson, Mass, says: II suffered from, kidney ail- taking Foley Kidney Pills ten months ago, and though am 61 years of age, rt1sns Foley {,ansdd Kidney eys Pills are tonic, restore normal oction to the Kidneys and to disordered and painful blad- der. They act quickly and contain no dangerous or harmful drugs.
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