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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
sTAFFoRD STRINGS
ovsrssers to Be oussts at Outing Grammar School Graduation Teday- Funerals.


 Miss Dorothy Curtis has been in the Hartford hospital for several days, be- ing treated for erysipelas.
 Mrs. Fay Keefe of Madison, Afe, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Eliza Dug- dale.
 The Hospital Aid society will hold a meeting at tue Johnson hospital next Tuesday afternoon.
 Miss Bessie Hampston of Worcester has been visiting friends In town.
 Farley Pattenz of the University of Pennsylvania is home for the summer vacation.
 oveFseers te 1e euests.
 The overseers Of the Rhode Island Worsted company will be the guests of James Sheppard at the outing of the New York office force of ". q. Mali 6 60. at Wlsselys Point. r. |, on satur- day.
 Rev. Percy v. Norwood, rector of Grace church, who will conclude his pastprate with the church on June 25, will sail for England on the 18th.
 Clarence Boyer has Iaoved his fan- fly to Crystal Lake.
 A new sewer IS being put in on Prospect street.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
COLCHESTER
Edward M. Day Provides for New and substantIaI Bselssten- 1iss Margaret Bunyan Graduated.

Edward M. Day of Hartford Is heT-' ing Q backstcp made of iron pipes and covered with heavy wire erected on the ball grounds in the park. When finished 1t will be an up-tc-dste one and will be .. great protection to inc buildings back of the present one.
 Class Day Exsrelses.
 The class day exercises of the High school will be held on the lawn north of the Academy building if pleasant. The commencement exercises will be held in the Congregational church on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
 Thomas s. Clark vas the guest of relatives in Norwich Wednesday.
 At Mt. HoIyoi<s Commencement
 Nr, and Mrs. Edward T. Bunzan re- turned Wednesday from attending the yoke college. Their daughter. Mise Margaret Bunyan. was member Of the graduation class. They also af- tended the dedication of splendid new building, which has been erected on the college grounds.
 5rsvitiea.
 Alden 4. Baker was the guest of friends in Hartford Thursday.
 Alden Bunyan, who is attending Xale, ts at bis home on South Main street for the summer vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Browning Of Lebanon was la town Tuesday atfend- Ing the meeting Of the grange.
 Mrs. Ida Wagner was ealing on friends in Willimantic Wednesday.
 4lr. and Mrs Jeremiah J. Sullivan and son and daughter, were suesks Of friends in Norwich "Wednesday, mak- ing the trip by auto.
 The thunder shower which paaeed over the village Tuesday afternoon put the electric lights out of commits sion. Repair men were cent here from East Haddam and the lights can,n on New Britain kbouk 6 auidnnflis. have 70 been sE. secured te tai.e fhs .1esa.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
vghat IS ooIno a gonIuhs.
WAs pRIvINa REckLEsaLN.

Pur1nton Temple, No. 2. Pythian Sia- terss K. of P. Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
ra. EEIlda eemIarI

Tho funeral Of 1dra. Exlida Comfort HaS largely attended ct St Edwards a chutrh YhurstaY morning at o'clock AeV, Felix J' Q'Noil cf2ciatef nt the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
overseers to 20 Guests.
PuNaRALe.
Mra. EmIIY Waod.

The funeral pf Mra, Emily Wood took place at the home on Stafford street Thursday RfternocG af 2.8Q. Rev. Levi Rees Of the CongFeGattonaI chuFch officiating. Burial was in tho Springe cemotery,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

New Drlfalns-kbo bouk 6 aufomnfllsa have bean secured t0 taire the r1crn- bora Of New Britain lodge No 969, B R Q. A ..to 4IIddletoWn tonight MMf Hpput ttQ man fxe .efQetfe1 fo go.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
JEWETT CITY

Congregational ladies' Society Enter
 taiBed-eix Deaths, Six Marriages and Ten Births During May clough-5iiss Engagement Announc, ed--Funaral Of Mrs. John chudaIe.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
clough Hllss Enaaaament,
Farm Sold.

Marie E 0ueIlette has sold her farm on East Main street to Leopold T., Maynard Of Central Faila The property Is to be iatd out In building
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13
Mxs benz ays,tnisipalserit

Sobn 9erraaopd, bon Ro. 507 80.
6. Strabe, Der DOT Wo1enfrift babel
abssfabt tporoen mar, nj. er i'm glult
part SinspSgsl ihob. fpurbe bon
Ridter 2tlerarber, Der i'm erit elm.
gan3 ssboriee Strafprebiet belt, nm
$50 unb bic Soften beitraft.
gu Der iiblifen Sttdie BON 5000
unb aoften ipurbe 4ntbonD RaRe, bon
No. 504 Smit5 Strnbs, perurtbeilt,
neil tr Spiritnoien ohre 2iSens per=
fault bate.
Der Jarbiss George @reenlp 1T
ausenfdeiuIi9 fein febr iriebIisbenber
Serr, absr er tpirb ipdbreno Der nG6s
fen @o9en in filler 3nriidse3osens
belt iiber bic goribeils Der sriebenss
Iiebe na9oenten Snuen. Greenlp mar
am Wontag bem Rihtsr porgefiibrt
aporbsn, neil er iid nit einem Rafs.
senoHen ss5anit bate. unb Rihter
aleranbsr lieb ibn nit elmer ileinen
Gslbiirafe bauontommsn, na6bem u
ibu nod gum ,yrieben ermnbnt bate.
0iefe Grma5nungen batten iebpdp
nidts genubt, benn ssitern fans
Greenlp ffon apieber bor ssm Rifter.
ipeit sr am Montag 9tbeno NIT Ssiner
Satin cine 70 lebbafie Nussinanbsrs
febung aebabt bate. bab bic s5rdu ei.
nsn 5btil bss redten Sbrldpphsns
sinbiibte. Das llrtbeil lautete auf 80
Gcse slrbsitsbdus fopis $40 uno
Rpfteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13
Gimeimuati smrusemeinbe.

sSiir Ge geamtenipabl, Die nafiter
Somltag Nadnrittag in Der Gurn9e'
neinoe itattfinben tpiro, iino foIgenoe
aanoiodten aufgelteIlt:
GrIter Gpre6er: 2uotpig Ruaer,
e. @ gthler.
Speitef Spre6er: Matb. Weisser.
Der, Jris Rfeil.
grIter Sdyrifttpart: Gugeu Sapp,
Rid. sSrieoenarnl.
aorreip. Sdyriftpart: Guril Sra.
mer, Sobn Sia.
Ginan5lSefretar: German 2eiier,
Sul. Saien5abl.
Sdasnleiiter: Scnrp aralls, Gus.
Sfynepf.
Griter 9iirntpart: @m. @eper, gu.
lius Dicper.
3lpeiter Glrnipart: 9nt. aanilei.
ter, u. s. Sug.
3euspart: Sol. SdIeider, @lts.
Meiiter.
gertrauensmann: Gusen Soefh.
Satmentrager: Sgnas SodenleIt.
rer, gnlil 9ierliug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13
THE UNION GAS ELECTRIC co.
The Union Light, Heat 4 Power Go.

Sel6itperitGnblih nuroen, eben-
fclls einitilrrnrig, Serr @llitap Saln.
red un6 feline Satin, Die iitb in ic
portrefflid'er geiie als 8eripalter
belpatrt baoeu, iiir Elm Deiteres Sabr
inner ben bisberigen gebirgitngea
rerpilidltet.
an lle6ereinlilnlnling nit Der Sln'
regung, Die gelcgentlidb Der ar'
Sonrtng ltattgebabten Sdbresoer.
iainntlung gegeben tporbert, purbc
elm aus ben Serren @aIter y. 9ein,
barbt, 9tIbert gfinfenberger, slugltit
Stcinfanlp, i. 9lome uno Charles
@anner beItsben6es Sontnittee or.
nannt, oas etne genaue unteriudyin9
iiber Die getriebsfoiten Der 9lnItaIt
anitellen uno benz 8oritanb Damn
@priflGge lmterbreiteu ioll, mic bic
ltnterbaltungsfoiten perrineert iper,
Den foi1nen.
giIs meme S1iaiieu iplroen IN boS
8aiienhaus 5luei Stinber oufgenom.
men, namlih 5ranf &upper, 4 Sabre
alt unO gtbeI Stupper, Z Sabre aft.
Saut oent geridt bes gerlpalters
Guitap 9ambef beiinoen lid 5ur 3eit
9S NInocr in Der glnitalt, ndmIih 50
guaben, As Wtaf6en unb orei niGt
rcailtrirtc &inoer.
lleber Ginnnhmen mo slusgaben
>pdbrcno bes Ntonots 9luauIt berid-
teten iSdlqtmeiiter S, Subrmann uto
,StranSictretdr u. ginfenberger
gIeid)lallteno ipie folat; SaiienbeItano
am /. gluei1t $6,S00.03; girtnab.
men wabrenb oes @tonats $794.95; /;
slrsgaben $1tS6.77; perbIeibt GIN
Staiienbeltano pon $640S.21.
sDtii Sanf nuroe elm @eId)enf i'm
getrase pcr $25 pon Serrn 2ouis
0tcdlenbura entecgensenonlmen.
als neue QeitsIieoer ipupoen IN ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13
Der gtabtratb.
ceuer,uebrdsf garneb ). SomitOu lit
in bOllis seictmafiser @eiie
ernannt ip0roen.

seiicrnebrd)ef @arnep S. Sollitot-
iii in bolig legaler @eiie ernaflili
iporSen, .pie aiif 1riIn0 bon Snfur'
.raiicn, bie ibm ron Der Gipilbienit.
fonmiiiipn geiporher, in Der geitrigen
Sisuna 6es Gtaotratb5 Serr R.
Ninaen ertl1rte.
Iieie grfI1runs gnb Scrr Msullcil
al, ais Staotrathsmiiglic6 Sbeebdi
bun Der 90. gsaro. ber eirBige De.
I.iofrat i'm Gtabtrntt, cine llnteriud,.
ing beSiigIid, ocr grneniuing Sou.
lions perlangte. neil oieier ieinen
Soften obne 3ipiIoielitpriifung err
haltcn unb $50 fyeueripe1roiii5iere,
bic iainmt ,uro ionbers oas Sipil.
bieniteyamen beitanocn iiberiliigeIt
bat.
Serr Sbcebon beailfragte Die sln.
,labnc ieii,er ateiclution. aber cieicr
slntraa pltrSc nid)t ,mtcritiist. Serr
@,tilen bemerftc, oab anaeiihts oes
llmltanSes, oab Der slutrag nidt ilii.
trriiiitt tpurbe, Die slngelegenbcit
tbatI6d)lid niht oem Gtaotratb Dor.
Iieac. aber er fiigte bin5it er ipiiroe
ie.bit ben gntrae iriiteritiiteii, iuenil
er iidl nidh Suformation bon Der
GipiIbienitomntiiiion aehoit bdttc,
;uo linn bcriitcrt fmiroe. oaf bic sln.
Ilcilmng S5oidtons in pollig Iegalcr
ggeiie erfclgt ici. Inter oieien lin.
.5tGroen bedntrage er, bah Serrn
Gbrebon'a Meiohition mif ben SiIA
cplegt tperoe. 9ieier sntrng iruroc
nud, nit alien gesen bic StimHe
Scrrn Gbecbang aligenominert.
Gerrn a2ulleii's Mefoiution, laut
ipeIdlfr In Der fonmenhcn Serbittpibl
Aie Stirungeber iiber eine Wonbaiis.
oobe bon $3.50, 900 fir Die yeciipfla.
itcriins 6es 6ifemliden 9annnn3s-
pIates ubftimuien ioller. tpiiroe bent
stonunittee fir wlitteI unb @ege
iiberpieien.
; Gbcnfaus auf slrtrag Serrn WsuI.
lens Gelnngte eine MeioIntion CUR gln-
,labne, IN ipeId)er Der Gta1trafb err
fldrtc. ouf ct abioIut nidbts nit ci.
mem picitic 5ii tbun babe, bns am
fonrHen6en Sdrntag perniritaltet
irsrneH fcu mlb az qtrzie Der otu.J
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13

ter bon Col. q. Iii6; perionalicn
5000.
2oi,is g5. ssroeblidD lit gtahlabner.
ilnltcr bon Darn 5rcebiidl; Yeriona.
lien $3.50.
Cam. Molfion lit gtadJldBnerfDnl-
ter BON SDran Bolfion; Yerfonalieil
S45G.
s)iantie q. Wiepers 1T ga1laBper.
lmaltcrin bon SSsoiiat 6. Singo; ger-
| fonalien $3.50, @rrnbeigentbunr
$1,000.
2eaa Sol, 1T @aflaBperipaltcrin
BON Gbas. y. 8OI5; 9erionalien
$500.
5uaene 5riHe 1T 9ahlabperipaltec
ron GorneIia 5rins; @rlirtbeiscn'
itum $250O.
gsm. ainfaib pernnndyt iein Der,
Inogen at feline God)ter Settp g. s.
sinfaio. - @iIltap 99elid oas ieiirc
an feline @attin Gornelia 9e. @elib.
- g(nna Tarf, SaDler Fnrf, per-
lnnd,t Der Di. e. Stride IN 9eIbi$3G0
uno ben Jicit ibrcs 8ernrlens eli
Soiepb 9. garnann ino Wtarp 8ar.
rnannsSautnlann.
Ger perionIif)e gfadlab Der Care.
line 5elbbaus betr1at $2t98.25.
Beridie0enes.
Gle slftipa Der National gllto
Sdool Co., Die Dor einiger Belt elm
aiignmelt borsenommen bat, iiiio
mii S2116.25 abseid,6tt luor6en.
gscllic 8. MafefieIo erlanste Gin
ltrtbeil i;ber $1118.s4 gegen SuIia
Gdi6i.
9lop tSletd)er, Der ii6 borgeltern
be5 9iebitabls elmer llbr I'M @ertbc
bon $500 gum Nad)tbeil oeS anipalts
Riltou Sapler idyulhig befan,tte,
ipurOc Der Staaisbeiierinas.sInItc
iiberipicieir, ipo er bon Der Dor.
pbiumiiidt frrirt lperben iol.
gllbert Ginlpion, rer iid idnlloiB
berannte, einen Gbcd iibcr $50 cl.T
sic German 0ational gauf aefdliht
5u Eaben. imiroe 81 80 Sagen slr'
teitabaus, 500 rno Soften pcr!lr.
tbcilt, jeoo6 inter iilspenoirtem llr.
tbeil entlaiieu.
Sames v. Green ,mlrSe geIiern
bon Den Common Bleas Rif)tern auF
cinen ,peiteren Sernlin BON orei 5 ;b'
ren aIs Waitglieo oes goarb OF 5ru.
itees Der 0ifentliAen gibIiotbef er.
TaEnt.
Geo. 9ueider bat eirie Mage ailT
.tmltobung bes Seitanterts ieincr
Sdlpeiter gaa s. gueiter ange'
|itrengt.
Sas. S'yteil[ reidJte einc dbrtte
alase in 9e3ug ailf bas Seltarrcnt
ieincr &olriine Wtarp q. @opre elm.
Jobn Weinges bat cine SppOtbet.
foroerung iiber $2750 sesen 5. Z.
Gooirie eingefagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13
NeprsaniFrt
Snt iid Der @uritanS Ses Seitidcn
sllls. GrDt. @aiienuereins burdJ
sic @ieoeriuabl Der bisberisen
geamten.

Ger @oritano bes 0eutiden slllge-
mein @rotcl:antiidGn 8aiieupereinS
ilat iid) ecitern sIbeno in ieiner eriten
9erianulllmg I'M uclteu 9erpal-
tinssiabre, Die pie iibli6 I'M 8ailen-
bauie abeebolten piIroe, orgoniliri
ullp sic bisberigen beipdbrten 9eain'
ten ipuroen ausnabnlslos otir6 cine
@ieScrpabI geebrt. Gieie 9eanten
liil0;
sSroiloent; Daniel 9ber6ron.
Yioeprdnioent: 9barles @duncr.
Sefsetar: 6erbinanb Stetnbad.
Stasnleiifcr: Seurp Slibrmann,
i5inanSiefretar: ssIbert 9tinfeu-
berger.
$iIfs,6inaraiefretar: GljtaD @iloe-
9aiiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13

Better unb 2ouifa Sonntag, 1392
Sarriion &penue; Mdo6en.
Soispb unb Qntonia gamarito,
1858 Queen Gitp g(penue; anabs.
Grant unb 2pretta grinter, 3071
geetman Strabe; anabe.
Serman uno Selen goeing, 2446
MtMidsn 2lpsnue; Mdo4en.
Sames unb 9ois Gonlep, BIB
Spring 8rope glpenue; 9na6e.
Serman unb ellie aabiBid, 1902
gbsetpoob Ipenue; Wdbfen.
glrtbur unb @rate Golburn, Sanler
Bart; MGb6en.
Sobn unb Sennie asGlp, 1902 8srt
Roab; WldbHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13
Nibt Senebmigt
sSnrbe pon Der Gipiloienitfomniilio
Die geiOrberung oes Senermebr.
MAINS Safpb Wiartleiu.

Safob Wtarflein, Elm SSeuerpebr-
mann BON Der Spritentonpagrie yto.
20, Der an Wtontas sum !6iIfsiuper.
intenbenten Ser 9lusitattllug oes
Observation-Disclosures ernannt nor.
Nen mar, wiro bieieu Soften niAt at-
nebmen tormen
Die itdotilhe Gipiloenittonrriiiiion
bat lid udntlich geltern geipetgert,
ieine @rnemlina gut5lTbeiBen lmo Die
aonniiiiun begriinoete i'm @eto nit
Der @rfldrlmg, oaB Der Roiten nir
BON einem praftiid)en Dtaidiitiiien be.
fIeioet peroen tonnte, lpas Dfarflein
uidlt iei.
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seiieIIten Der Staot uno oes County
dngedeigt Diro.
Serr Me9onal6 bon Der 20. N,aro
rnierbreitcte eine gteiolution, bic 70.
tort 5ur slnnabme gelanste iino in
ipelder BolBeifef Gopelan eriirft
ipiro, al Der Gu6loip gloefuie. oitli1
BON Der Spring @rope 9lpeniie, einen
pIas fir bos Giniteaen BON 9littomo.
bilen ein5iriften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13
Che Grlanbnikibeine.

lWaIter e. Rurpbp. %, 3237
( Gaitern 2lps.
tgertba Barrett, %, 1895 9inn Str.
jaIfrsb Wolfsr, 80, Gluff, ..
lGarrie u. ayapp, 20, Rt. 8ai6ius.
ton, 8.
|Gbparb g. 6sioen, 20, Tloline, 81.
lSilea 6. Rad, 81, s2s enrisbt Qp.
Jssrant aouis, q. apdlanb, 8.
l5lo widtie, l9, Reabtns ..
}Diuiam 6. 2sJsbre. A, Milfor0, 8.
lwldrp z. RutisrH. A, 1906 Gin ct.
(Samss s9.riOuH, 80. 1877 @eit 6.
( Strabe.
tearpIpn Siegbert, 25, 1131 bsss.
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Gebmrtem.

Carl uHb Rofella SsftOn, 311s
5iaitbe glpenue; anabe.
sSrani unp 9iS5ie Serso, 915 Srses
man MpenRs; anabe.
Sames uno Sraee 9lrmitrOns, 31s1
WcSenrp Roao; Mdbdxn.
Gbiparo unb Gtbel SaaS, 2125
Rinbsl 4penus; Wdbden.
Spbn uHo gInna Green, 1015 purs
cell StraBe; gidbden.
5erman unb StIba auttmdn, 1913
elari Strabe; Wldbden.
Grancis unb Roje SpelIman, 917
Soptins Strabs; Hnabs,
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2lms ben Oerid)tsbbfem
Die sdeibanssmiiHe 1T ipisSer in
ankroroentlid lebBafter
SbGtigfcit.

Inter ben Sdeibnngsflagen befinSet
I'D idou iuieoer eine sesen einen
itabtiiden Toli5iiten. - Ter Ser.
flagte 1T Der pOlisiit Weo. 3aylor
pom iiebenten 9iirift. Strahen.
babnfononftenr perlangt Sd)mer.
sensselo fir 5ertriimmerfe ainn.
Iabc. - Nieber cine Sd)abeueriat-
flase ais Sladfpiel bes Gtrahen.
babnnnfallS an GordJeiter nmb
S,igblanb glbenue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13

@aiienperein hie foleenoen Serrerl
aitisenommen: @ 6. Sitter, gio.
1908 &aca Strobe; GbarIes 3. SStn-
Siid, go. 1906 Clifton glne., aarl
Sturj, 90. 124 @eit ?ieunte Straee
,mb $. g. anorr, go. 3100 0lenoora
9lperlie.
slI5 @eiudSfomnitteen fungiren
bie folgenben Serren bonn 8orltano:
rom 1913. Septemher 8. O. 3etb.
lefs uno q. 9lnoler; pom 1876.
Septrntber VI. @iesfer unb s. z.
SeiB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13

emma gluguifaDetert, IA, 1862
Jlora Strabe; Ser5leiben.
ebarlss Steiner, A, itdbtii9es so,
ipitaI; ars6s.
sJobn 6. Rhonemus, %, SO g6ers
iole apenus; 9Iinbbarms Gnt3iinouus.
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eterbIidfe

afusiff Mobemsbsr. 40. Bethesda
5ofpitdi; 6er5Ieiben.
Gli5abetb SieIte. 75, 1511 aine
Strabe; GSernptrbGrtung.
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Gbparo .. Supber, BON go.
1924 Belmont 4penlie. melbste Der
9oli5ei, bab iEm eeitera aus feiner
BObHuug SIS IN 9aar ssitpblsn tDurs
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13

Maatfts Sdrtns bel @etsIsrta
20. 1876 Msf Sehite Strahe, ttri Eberra
bitlidl pon GIni strahe.
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MAtsebx Nyspnate ,3eit gum Besablen.

Maen Sbre gfeauns bic ele aeune seben sic ni
gesabm 50 Sber Sans &t fam ad9tbn
Gtu9nsm aranrt uero. @uH tepboui aan 67 dreb
nher nPhen bel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13

2eb.n Sic in 8eferu? SxS bic Mnxebmlihf.iten Sbres
Sauies burd iene l1nbequemIidfeiten beeinradtist?
Saus 81 baten nit ben gacitaten bon sefern 1T ene
unn6tbse georiiduns gab Der ser9en gseie 5u leben
bringt Sic utrr plele Iuuebmlidteiten oes aebens.
9as aiht bon seitern 1T bas @asbt ober Die alte aam
pc aus GroBmutters gasen Die 9ampe olste Der Serge
tuel Sbre @rOBnutter Die 8ortbcile ber Die Serge
faunte. SaS Gaslidt folets bann ber 2ampe,
Sas 9t bon seitern, peldes fart fadert ,no berau
unb bermterge6t beoarf Der Nufuleramtett perlirac
Sbmus uno @aud 9us 2i9t DON seferu euttpidet
aud unsetpinlhte Sibe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13

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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-06-08
MILITARY REORGANIZATION
TO EFFECT This STATE
VIII Mean Large Increase in the
Military Forces of the State of
Idaho.

Reorganization of the army will have
more far-reaching effect upon the
national guards than is generally un-
derstood by the average civilian, ac-
cording to militia officers, says the
Statesman. In the first place Idaho is
to receive a very great increase in the
number of her guardsmen, which will
affect every town in the state.
The present strength of the Idaho
regiment is a little short of 800 enlist
ed men, The quota of the state under
the army reorganization bill will be
5000 men. This will mean that Idaho
must raise within five years the term
allotted each state for mastering up to
the required strength, a total of 2400
men. When it is understood that these
men are to come from the rank and
file of commercial and industrial life,
the effect upon the state is anything
but trivial, the officials. add
The plan for mastering as laid down
by the bill is that a minimum of 500
men must be accounted for at the end
Of the first year. AS Idaho already
has this number the first years re-
cruiting will not bother the officers at
headquarters in the least. However,
400 for the second year will mean that
three companies must be added to the
strength of the militia. The third
year calls for 600 men, and the fourth
for 900. During the fifth and last year,
the number drops down to 500, which
will bring the enlistment up to 5000.
AS each enlisted man will receive
from the federal government SIS per
month while attending encampments,
rifle practice, or other weekly service
aside from the regular weekly drills,
and additional pay from the state, it
is pointed out that no small sum of
money is to be distributed among the
various towns of the state as a result
of the bill
At state militia headquarters it is
-, understood that the act becomes effec-
tive July 1, as the bill carries an ap-
preparation with it, and such acts are
operative from the first of the fiscal
year. The question of recruiting in
the state is already being given con-
siderable attention, as this increase
will call for a large number of men
from all walks of life who must take
it up as a patriotic, rather than an ex-
pedient move.
Several towns have asked for com
panies, but owing to the fact that Ida
no has its full quota up to date, these
petitions have been denied Now, how.
ever, each many be allowed to have
its company. Boise may even supply
two companies, if necessary.
The new bill provides for a more
efficient national guard, and gives il
an added national character which
will greatly tend toward efficiency
says the lieutenant Captains are tC
receive $500 per annum, first lieuten.
ants $24O, and second lieutenants 5000
Reorganization will begin July 1, 1916
with the detailing Of the S22 non-com
missioned officers from the regular
army to assist in national guard in.
structiOn.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-06-08
HIKERS HERE ON
WAY TO NEW YORK
Three Portland Boys Walking
Across Nation
ARE PREACHING GOSPEL OF GOOD
ROADS ON THE ROUTE.
Hearing the Fame of Twin Falls, They
Made Side Trip to See the Magic
City.

Hearing of the activities of Twin
Falls and its commercial club in the
good roads movement, F. X. Hollister,
William Simonson and Ray Meyer OF
Portland, Ore, VINO are on hike to
New York, took advantage of the cour-
tesy offered by the Shoshone, HALEY
and Twin Falls auto line to take
side trip to this city, where they ar
rived Tuesday afternoon. They spent
the rest of the day in this city as the
guests of the Twin Falls Commercial
club and on Wednesday morning start
ed on their way.
They go from here to Ogden where
they attend the intermountain good
roads convention, thence back to the
main line on which they travel to
Cheyenne. WyO, from which place
they go to Omaha, and from there over
the Lincoln highway to Chicago. From
Chicago they go to Washington where
they will present letters to the sena-
tors from several states. Letters from
prominent men in Portland to Sena-
tors Lane and Chamberlain, and let
ter from Secretary of State Barker OF
Idaho to Senators BOrah and Brady
is in their possession now.
From the national capital they go to
New York, which is their destination
On reaching the metropolis they Will
take up the study of music.
The boys have agreed not to ride on
any railway train or river or lake, but
will take a ride on an auto or other
vehicle travelling on regular highways
They say that they wish to arouse in
terest in the good roads movement by
their course Each had $3.50 when
they left Portland a month ago and
they are paying their way by appear
ing in theatres as they go along and
preaching the gospel Of good roads.
They expressed themselves as crate
full for the free auto trip and for
their entertainment here.
The boys are graduates of the Port
land high schools, one from each Of
the three schools in that city.