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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
fsinbli6eH Jlugseuse al unb spanssn
bic anberen, ii4 5uriidsli8ie9en."
Die Rampagne im Sate.
refie bes lInteries
Wirb iebt in immsr peite,
rem &reifeH in Ssutf4.
lamb aefibrt

Berlin II. Juli. = lle5er Gpn>
bon, Is. Suli. = Oie Suupasre i'm
Sntereffe Der Wieberaufna6ne bss I'M
tsrIsstrieses in berielben Wsiis, fDie sr
friibsr sefiibrt tuurbe bot usues 2s6en
bur& einsn artitsl bes GERM gugsn
Smmermaun, General Dirsttor hss
~8oiaI J2Iuaeiser.. srbalten, bsien 4ns
fidten. fpis bic bisberige Grfabrung ges
Iehrt bat, in Der Ressl bieieuisen in
Rsghrungstreiien piebersebeu. (gts
mas gu piel behaliptet. u. b. Rso.)
gtuf bic Griinbs seJus nebmsno, bic
gngIano fir feline Rspubiirung Der
sonboner grtldruus angessber Fat,
gldubt 9err 3mmsrmann, bab Snes
Lamb iebt perfu9en ipsrOe, bic tIeinsren
nsutraIen Staaten gu 3tpinsen, cine
unfreunbli4e, tpem nidJt feinbli9e
Steuuns ben WittsImdhten sessniiber
einsunebmen, oSer gar, ibye 9renSerl
sdnslid, geseu bic Gsutralmd4te 5,I
i4lisben. Gr pisber9pIt bann in bider
S4rift feine eisenen aommentare, Die
er gebra9t. ala 9euii4lanb bic Jorbes
rungen Imeritas nit 9e5us auf ben
unterieetries annabm, unb In beaen er
anbeutet, bab lImiidnos siutreteu font
ten. bic es unm0slit MADDEN iuiirben,
an Der ipeitersn geidrdntuns Der Its
tiDitdi Der unterisehOOts feitaubaItsu.
Serr Zimmerman iaet bam trtis
ter. bab Deuti6lonO OamaIs nahgesss
Ben babe, neil es iid ben suten Willsu
Der Reutralen srbaltsn po[Ite, uno
figt binsu:
.Wenn es a6g England selirst,
neutrale Staaten gu osranlaiIen. uns
ssseniiber cine feinbli6e Steauus Gin
5unebmen, paiip pber attn, oann
bort elmer Der ipidtisitsn @riinbs fir
bic bamalist enti6eiouns auf gu eri'
itiren. Gs lit einerIsi, oh Heutrale
p
aus Spmpatbis Obsr aus Gur1t in
llebsreinitimmuus nit ben 4efshlsn
gnslanbs banbeln.
.6elbft 9lmeriia iOlIte Elm @sritdnSs
nib Fiir bic Gage baben, tpie iie fi9 iiir
bic Wlittefntdfie perIubern tpiiroe,
unb fir bic SdIubfoIserun9en, 5u be-
men iie ge5tpunsen Derben ipipbsr..
Wir iinD seJipunsen, tpieber etnnlaI
dIle ppIitiiden uno miIiidrifden 5ots
loren in erpGsuns gu siehen unb bars
iiber gu eiltiaeibsn. mas am geiter fir
Deuiidldnb III unb tpie am f6nelliten
Dsuf4lanb ben Sieg srrinsen tann.'
5err 3immermann belitet baun IN
perf9ltierttr Weii. an, ba sr bieie
pbufs Der 9InseIssenheit mi9t ndber sr'
0rtern tann. bdb bie llnteriec waa9t
Driti&Ianbs felt benz JriiRiabr cine
ittr giinfiss gerSnSeruns srfabren
Aat, Gr nia aamit 0tisa5as aaasassa..
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Col an Der gan3sn gaIoniiisJront
itattfinben.

parts, 1S. Suli. = Sffiaislle
Ra4ri9ten, bic unierhl Datum bonn
Monias aus Saloniti eingetroffen
Tnp, lauien. bab Elm beftises 9Ombar'
bsment an Der san5sn acknowledgement
i'm Ganse IN.
Die Wlittbeilans III nidt !lar ses
mug, um baraus f6lisbsn gu t6nnen.
mas an jener GrOnt pOrgebt - ob bic
gnteniesMG9te cine SffsnfiDe bor6es
reitsn ME iie in Der Resel einem iebr
beftissn Bombarbement folgt. obtr
ob bic 8ulsarsn unb ibre 0srbiinbeten
bic ansreifer iinb. Gin gortob BON
Saloniti III felt Idnserer 3eit prOphe,
5.ibt iporoeu.
60 beiinben iid 10000 Wanii
Serben an bieisr Gront uno mebrere
bunbsrttauisnb 8riien unb Gran5oier
O. fpiro alsem.in bebdupiet, bab bic
2tniirtM 100000 Mann fir Sieie
aampasns in gersiti9aft batten. gs
iieben ibnsn unseidbr 100000 Bis
100000 1ulsaren unb 9eutihe.
Seiierrei9er unb siirtsn in unbes
iannter 3abl seseHiibsr.
atttbitdt Der bsuti 9 n
llnterfeeboote in Der
q OF b fee.
Berlin, 18. Suii. - reber Cons
bon. - Sas Wfarinedmt eritattste am
Dienitag ben foleenben 8eritt iiber
bic alnsriffs einss berltf8en lInteriess
bdotss auf bic Ofttiiits gnslanbs unb
bas gerfenien elmer aBabl britifder
0tf4bampfsr burd anbex beuif4e linz
.tsrfeeboOts:
Am II. Suli beidoB ems unisrr
llnterieeboote bic giisnptrie BON Sea-
bam, an Der britiidsn Oittiiiie. Sn
Der 3eit pom 10. Bis gum IA. Suli pers
ienittn uniers llnterieebuoie an ber
Dittiifie iieben ensIiide liidoaurpfer
iInb sipei syifdsrboots."
Dis 4ntiirbisuns sntbdlt ferner iins
ter pdrentbsfen bds UoIssnbs: .Gs III
bier unsebradt. Darauf binsubsuisu,
bab britiidr gifberfabrssuse, bic fir
bic britif&e JIotie made batien unb
Spionirbisniie perridtsn, ME feinb,
Ii&e ariegsfubrsetise bebanbeli iper<
ben. Of fs nun birdt unhr ben Sc.
f,bltn bes Observation-Disclosures fteben
ober ni@t.1
Cine anbere 4niiinbisuns bes ma.
rintamts iaet: ~Nm H.. SuIi sriffen
rpiiifd5e asroplane unIers leihten
S4iffe an Der Ginfabrt In be uaisner
Hudt an unb ,parftn 8nurben as. obne
sins unfersr S4tffe su trsffn.. I'm.
isss MSusls ssanoasn i9eAsu sias, bss
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Sic greifen Sic 2srten 6ei oSongnepaf ano sic ranSoe
(aoli6 pon ser $on1me 6ei 2sia6es an.
Oout iiibDitliHen 3riegs.
tHauplat.
Die ansriffe Der RuieH in Ofsg sgali,
sien unb @ofbbnien iiberdI
suriidgei9lassn.

A
Wien, 18. Suli. lteber aonbon. :
Dds {. II. I. arisssmiuiittrium fin.
bist in .insm ON Diqffag Deroffent'
Ii6ten offi3iellen 9eri6t an, bab
Oiterrsidifde 9orpoiisn in Der 9eseno
bon 3obic uno Edtarotp, fiioli4 DON
&olomsd, In Ofsga!isien, Don ben
RuFsn suriidssbrdnst tporbtn isien,
bic 9auptitsllunsen Der Deiierrtifsr
aber felt sebalten ipiirben. Jn Wotbp'
nien, IN Der @esenb bon 2utsf, tpurs
ben ole GagrifFe Der RuF.n a6se'
i9lasen. Die antiinbisuHs Iautet ME
| folst:
.Sn Der NGbe Don 3obic uno Iatas
rom baben bic RuHen unisren 9orpo'
fen suriidseordnst. 2lnsriffe duf uns
fsre 5auptiieluns.n tpurben NIT iebt
i6peren 8trluiten fiji ben Jsinb qua
riideefblasen.
rR0rblid DON Rab5iDiloff. iiiopefts
lid BON autst (norbohIid bon 9rObp,
in Der Rdbe Der gali5ifbs1 Srenss)
ipurben ebsnfaiIs isinblide ansrifIe
5uriidgei4lasen.1
Der arf bem itulisnii6en arissss
fdaupIab, 9e3us bdbsnbe 5beil bes
offi3ieasn geri9tes Iauist ibis foIgt:
rartileriesefsdis brbsn Bel unfes
rsu goroDea.p poiitiouen urb aud in
Der bsna9bartsn Gesenb bis ans 4bs
iiah= 5bal ftdttsefunbsn; ebenip in ben
Oolomitsn, n0rbIih bonn psibe Ger
unos5bal, in Der Warmolatos sGeseno,
unb an Der adrt5ner Grsnse in b.r
9sssnb bon 3a6a6 unS beim Reitier.
Gin aHsriff itaIienif1er Snidas
tsris auf unfere pOiitiOn.n i'm 3eba9'
1bdl fpurbe abssitlas.n~
Die Optrationen an ber
ruifif4en Gront in
20 otbpnien.
gerlin, 1s. Suli. (atuf brabtlu>
fem Wsss mad sapDils. q. o. =
Rdber. Mitt6eiluasen iitsr bic
Dpsrationsn an Der ruiiiften Gront
in Bolhpnjen. Die 5ur GOlgt batten,
bab bi. Gsfitrrei9sr unb 9eutiten
ii4 iiibipeitli9 bon 2utst iiber bic
lipa suriidsoeen, fpie auh iibtr bic
militdrifte alttipiiGt an anbsren
puntien an bi.ier 5ront, iinb in
sin.m gsri1t bonn 5fisrrei6ii4sunsas
ridden Sauptqnartisr bonn IL. gull
.ntbaltsn. Der BON Mien sinsetroffen
III. Gin 1beil bisies 9.ri@ts rpurSs
stersits am Uipnias per adbel iibsr
2pnbon ssiebidt. 81 Iautet ME folsl:
.9lb,rmalige ansrifie Der Raiien in
Der gutopina. aiif uniere goftionsH
iiiblid unb iiibtpsitIi4 BON Der Rol'
bau ipdrtn srfOlslos unb tpurben nit
'asbr idsosrsn Urluit.n fir bic RuIs
len suriidgeid!agsn.
.aluf beibsn Seiten bes tpdlbisen
gtldnbes n5rblid BON ben 1rislops
009en. fanbtn admpfe 3wif&tn Gr'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itait.
.ansrifft Der Ruifsn in ber o.
ssnb pOn 3dbic unb Eatarcp tpurnsn
dtsef@Iogex. ssslSI
.Rorbpeflia BON gursanptp lam
Stripa in Dnsg sgali5ieu), ipurbe sin
Usrfu4 bes Gsihbss. bon ieiusn Grds
Zen aus porjuriidsn Don uHisrtn
zruppen bsrbinbsrt.
.SiibUeItli4 BON lutst griffen bic
Ruisn nit numerii9 melt iibtrlesensn
Rpdfssn an. Die gront bti S3esIin
aps iin IN pofitionsn 6itIih BON 0Oros
Hoff 5uriid. eim tutitIi&en Gliisel
lburM tinsn Gssenangriff Der Deiit,
i6en sef@utt, sosen fid baraliftin y; y;
.iabIs& Bon 1atSs sSmsisaAsa &sap..
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paris. 1s. 5uli. = Sffisislfe
Na4ri9teH, bic uHierhl Datum pom
MontGs aus Saloniti eingetroffen
iinb, lauien. bab eiw beftiges 8ombars
bsment an Der sansen SalOHi.isGroui
i'm GaHge IN.
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bab euttpeber bic BAIL Der unterfees
ooote bsbeutemb susenommen BAT ober
bab bic 8pote feIbft bsbeutenb psrbsI,
trt tporben finb. ST f3isbt ben 4rs
titsl NIT Der Grtldrung. anes bsuts
barauf bin bab in Der ndditen 3ett
cine neas Gntf4eibuns nit geaus aui
bic unterieboot4Jras gstrOffeH pers
ben tpiirbe.
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Sonf 6err(6t a6cr On 0er met(i6en 5ront ocr1d(.
n6mdbige Sti((c.
Die Run sn cine ne Osnnvt in der nbe Won Euk beesnnsn
~ baben

e
dbemg fhhsn
in
tim bab
nmm in OanI Imfns
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Die Gage an ber ipeftli@en
ssrpmt tuenig berdnbert.
alnsrlffe Der fyrargofsn unb Briten
iibsrau auriidseicbIasen.
gbsuio tDurben bic Ru7en in Der Ges
i serb bon Risa
Mk aud in WoIbpnien nit i@peren
WrIuiten auriidsetriexn..

Werluiten 3urlidgetrIeHn..
Berlin IS. SuIi. Sn btnt ON
Dienfag bon Der cberiten 5esreslei'
iins Der0ffenili9ten offisiellen 8erih'
iiber bic GreisniiIs auf bem arisss'
fdauplaB bsibt es, bab bic fran5c'
iifd britifden aruppen am Wontae
auf ttiben Seiten Der CONNIE iid
bauptid9li9 NIT Atillerieporberei'
iunssn bsfddftistsn. am gfbsnb ipur'
ben beftise ansriffe Der Yritsn au1
poaierss. an Der CONNIE Jront uni
auf ipeiier 6itlid seIesenen poiitionsr
suriidsfhIassn, ipie AUDI alnsriff'
Der 1Ftan5Oien auf 8ia4es, Ga wlai'
iOnetie, garlsur unb Sobecourt. Oi:
betreiftnbe antiinbiguns Iautst nix
fOIss:
.An iie6en punttsn an Der n0rblia
den 5ront ipurben fsinbliGe Apatrouil.
len suriidsei6lasen. Sn einem briti'
f4en Gruben, 0itlid bon permellsa
nabm eine beutf& YatrouilIe sinen
Sffi5isr. bier llnisrOffisiere unb ell
Wann ssfanssn
rIuf beben Seiten Der Somms
iparsn ipdbrenb Der 2ases 2lrtiaerie'
oorbereitunsen i'm Gunse. slm abenb
lpurbsn itarts 4nsriffe auf posierts
unb bic ipeiter Sitlih selesenen poit'
iiOnsn, ME ou9 auf gia4es. ga wias
bonele, garleur unb GoDecpurt iiber'
al nit febr idperen @erIuiten fur
ben Iyeinb 5uriidsd8Idsen.
rain Der Maas baben Iebbafts 4rs
iiasrissefe&te un6 AUDI an ueriddsSs-
,itn puniien stdmpfs NIT 5anbsranas
ie iiottsefunben.-
Die Deutfdxn stiffen iebt
bie9riten an.
Gpnb.on 19. SuIi. Cine I'm
Wittsrnadt erlaFtns offi3isls Be-
.annima4uns Iaui.t ipie foIst:
Rad sinsm htftisen gombdrhs
m.nt nit 0asbomben sriifen bi:
9sutiGeu unisrepoiiiionen in bergsdbs
Don 2uqusoal unb bem Malb bon
gelpiIe an. 6eftise admpfs iinb
hort nod I'm Ganse.
Bon ben anbersn .1beil.n Der
JrOnt 1T ni9ts Wi4tises 5u me!s
ben."
Bonn SrIidfn Rriessf4a a u.
plat.
Der auf bic Opsrationen an ber 0its
lid.n GrOnt gtsus babenbe ahsiI Sss
gsrittes sntbdli bic 4ntiinbisuns,
bakbie Ru6sn in Der ipefli9 unb
iabpsitli6 bon 2utsi selessnsn gss
eenO rOllitdubis suriidsd4lasen ipor'
zen ieien. sabli8 unb fiib0itlid, non
Riga fsbten bic Ruifen ibre Farte Sfs
fsniips fort, alIeiy ibre ansriffs tras
den DOT ben ainien bes bsatf&en
aniturms ober bic RuHen ipurSsn
ba, tpo fie in bic beuif&tn grdbtn
sins.prarsen iDoren Durh Gsssnan'
sriffs 3uriidsenorfen. Die glntiinbis
sAns lautst ipie fcIst:
.armessruppsn bes iJslbmurf&ans
BON Ginbsnburs: Die Rufsn isbtsn
lire t<ftisen ansriffe fiibIid uub fiib.
5itIi4 bon Riga fort, iit bra&en atsr
Dor unftrtn goiitionen 5iifaminen unb
bic Rufsn srlitien butsi anbsrorbsnts
lid f9lDers werluiie. On einissn
quntieM mo Der Sysinb In unisrt
Grdben sinsebrunsen mar iDurbe e.
Sura gssmansriffe ipiebsr baraus
psrtrisbeH.
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pen binter bic aipa suriid, obne bonn
Jeinb beIditist gu iperben.
Gin Radtunsriff Der RuHen tpsits
Ii4 bon 9orobbn, wurbe suriidsss
idlasen"
Gin beftises Spmbarbe,
itteut
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g3pnt tiirfiihen 9rieg3a
fbanplat.
Die &uffen fungen an, IT'D
i'm & auta us5uer,
ih0pfeu.


aonfantinop pei, 18. Sutt. Die
folseHbs offt3ieue getarntmadung
tpurbs am SteHitug bonn ariessmtn'
iterium erlaiIen:
,Siibli5 bon Sforut, an inherent
Centrum, fangen bic gtnsriffe Der
RuFm, peld' 2sBteTeH IN ben lsstsH
9agen ungebeure getuits erlittsn ba<
ben, an Seftigfeit nadsulafen.
ysyetnbli8e 2toiatiter porfen nm
10. SuIt in Der Rdbe beg 5ofpitals
unb her &aTerneu in SalltpOli 8ons'
BEN a6. Gs purbe tsin Saaoeu an<
ssri6tst. sSm Ilebrigen bat ii9 ni4ts
pi9tiges ereignet."
Gin8efuno iiber has 3 o u
pebireR oes boIlGubh
iaen 0ampfers
.Riinbiir.
9lm iterb m, IS. Suli. - Die
6puGnoiI9e S9iffabrtstommifipr. bic
cine unterIuhung nit 9e5ug auf bas
Sorpebiren bes bolIGubiIhen 9ama
piers .RijnbHt", am 7. Qpril, in ber
RGbe Der Scilp SnIsIu, gefii9rt, bT
entI6ieben, bab Der 9ampfer Don
einem SorpeOo. getruffen ipurbe, Der in
ssiume. Bel Trieft. anaefertiat porben
mar.
Yer .giinbiit" tpurbe BON eirem
Sorpebo beihdoigt uno 6dlb NIT BGl'
ier aefiillt in eiren 9afen gebrd9t-
Dag S6iff mar sur 3eit BON Port'
Lamb, Wle., naa ROTTERDAM unterpess.
@i9ttse pOlitti DE &oHfs
rensen in Maorib.
9aris, IS. Suli. Der Semps per'
Dffentlibt cine 0epeI6e aug Naabrth,
6abinlauteub, DAP Der beutf6e Bot
icbafter in SpanieH, Giirit Don Mats
bor, cine lange unterreouns NIT oem
premier Rpmdnpnes sebubt babe. es
pirb IN Der OepeIhe srtldrt, oab maH
In offisieQen aretIen ubIolut Sttll'
i4peisen iiber bic untertshuns be-
pabrt.
Srantret9 ruft 48aiSbrtge
suben Sdbnen.
9aris, Is. Suli. Die Regieruns
bat bic MannI9uften BON bem Sabr'
gang 1888 einbsrufeu, b. I. Usdnner
i'm gllier BON Az urtD AS Sabrsn.
@usgeucmmen iiuo bieieniseu, bic IN
Waunitiopsfabriten drbeitsn unb bor'
ldufig, bic 5armer uuo Sarmdrbettsr,
bic iest nit Der GrHte bef6aftigt finh.
Wa9nfinntg bsrIteStsr
rt9tet9Iutbab an. 3
Sresbolb, g. j., IS. Sult. - -
Radbem benz "a Sabre alter SdJup'
nader Spbn Solag bonn Gieridbte oer'
boten iporoen mar, NIT Der Is Sabre
alten Slorence Sopttns cine Giebi4aff
at untsrbalten, brang Sprdr arc
0ienitag IN BED MGb4eus Seim, er"I
icbpR bersn Batter. pertrunbete tbre
Mutter unb eiueu fiiugerer 8rifoer
t0btli1 unb tesing bdnn Selbftmoro.
Dem MtGbden ielbft, tbrer Sdtpeiter'
unb einem anbersn gruber geIang es,.
ben auseln Sss pabnfinnissn Mannsa
,sa susashsn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-25
GERM OF EPILEPSY
Cincinnati Physician Thinks He Has
Discovered 1t.

Cincinnati Physician Thinks He Has
Discovered It.
The discovery of a germ which he
asserted caused epilepsy, has been an
nounced at St. Jospeh, Mo-, by DR..
Charles A. L. Reid, of Cincinnati, in
an address before the medical society
of the Missouri valley, The germ was
called the bacillus epilepticus, and the
speaker asserted that like the germ OF
lockjaw, 1t probably exists in the soil
and enters the body through the stom.
ach and intestines. where It continues
to live. DR.. Reid commended that clog.
ging of the alimentary canal always
present in epileptic cases, forced the
germ from the intestines into the
blood, where it was also self.perpetuat-
Ing
when this germ is taken from the
blood OF epileptics and injected into
the veins OF rabbits he said, it
causes them to have epilepsy general.
ly In fatal form. Rabbits feed on food
contaminated with the germ develop
epilepsy. One rabbit developed cpl.
lepsy from which 1t died as the result
OF licking food containing the germ
form the ear Of another rabbit"
Dr.. Reid said that there was abun-
dant evidence tending to show that tho
disease often has been communicated
from one person to another.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village ToA
Briefly for Busy Readers

WHO Pays" showing at Harte
theatre today. ADV.
Henry B. Walthal, star OF the Birth
Of a n. ion, and Edna Mayo can be
seen at ilarte Theatre today in THE
Strange az of Mary Page" Adv.
Christian Science society service
Sunday at II 4. m. at SAP Main street.
Subject: RE lity." Wednesday eve-
ming meeting ut 7.30. Reading room
open Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thurs
day from to p. m. Same address.
The public is cordially welcome.
The basket ball season is drawing to
a close, but there will be at least one
more contest at the Y. NJ. c. A. next
Tuesday night, the "Y' first team will
play q return game with the North Ad-
ans Y. NJ c. A. In the gym. The To-
cal boys suffered their worst defeat
at the hands of this team, and an ex-
citing evening is assured.
During the course Of the illustrated
lecture on Serbia, given by DR.. Stan
ley H. Osborne at the Berkshire club,
a picture Of Joe Harrington, the form
er local baseball pitcher who is now
sanitary expert and who accom-
panied the American expedition to the
Balkans was thrown on the screen.
DR.. Osborne is high in his praise for
the work achieved by Harrington as
member of the Red Cross unit in the
fight against the epidemic of typhus.
Contrary to the general belief, he
stated that Joe" is now at his home
In Wakefield, having returned from
Europe a while ago after a short SER
vice in the employ OF the German gov
eminent following the occupation of
Serbit by the Teutonic allies.-North
Adams Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-25
GERMAN YOUTHS MUST SAVE
Ordered to Deposit Portion of Their
Wages In Banks.


Berlin. March 23.-Compulsory saw
ing has been introduced ON small
scale in at least one district of Ger
many. This is revealed in an order
issued by the military commander of
the district of Cassel famed as the
early schooling place OF Emperor VIII
liam
The order is aimed at the eXtrava-
gance of young men and boys who are
earning high wages in war industries.
The order recites that young men in
receipt Of swollen war earnings have
in many cases been leading profligate
lives and some neglecting TO support
dependent relatives. In some places,
it is observed, boys have been seen
lighting their cigarettes with paper
money, which is issued in demonina-
tions as small as % cents and soc.
AS this class Of youth has not de-
sisted from its practices after repeated
warnings, the commander general de-
crees that persons under 81 years of
age must henceforth make such eco
nomical use of their wages as accords
with the gravity of the time, must adj
equately support their dependents,
and must deposit in the savings banks
their surplus earnings" or they will
not be allowed further to collect their
wages, Instead, their money will be
handed over to a duly appointed trus-
tee, who will withhold such amount as
he sees fit for deposit in savings
bank until after the war or until his
charge has attained his 2lst year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-25
PETITION ATTACKS WILSON
Signed by Many commandments
Demands New Foreign Policy.

Demands New Foreign Policy.
Detroit, Mich, March 25.-Opening
with vitrolic attack on the Admins
tration at Washington and closing
with the expressed conviction that
President Wilson's present information
al policy, if persisted in, will lead to
war. petition signed by men claiming
to represent 80 per cent OF the voters
OF Michigan, has bee nforwarded TO
Washington. Among the signers are
many prominent COMMUNICATIONS.
The petition demands that American
mails on the high seas and American
transoceanic trade with neutrals be
protected from molestation; that the
censorship be lifted from the wireless
or established over the cables; that all
American ships now held in prize
courts be freed; that the United States
buy all informed ships. that the United
States give the same dispatch to answ-
ering British notes as German; that
our munition manufactures be used on
ly to secure foreign trade that the
United States wants. and that we re-
fuse munitions to England unless Eng
land permits us to get certain medi-
cines that we cannot get otherwise
The last and most emphatic demand
is that these vital questions be abso
lutely taken out of politics, so-called,
and that the Administration cease to
use petty parliamentary means to pre-
vent the representatives of the Ameri-
can people both in the Senate and in
the House Of Representatives from
properly discussing public questions of
such import
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Estate of ALFRE0 MAHEW
The undersigned having been appoi tied by
the Honorable Pr ba Court for the District
OF Remington, COMMISSIONERS, to receive
exa Lie and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons sssinst tho state of Alfred Mahow,
late OF u. nninzton, in SAID District. deceased.
By givs motto that we will meet for tho pur
pose aforeaa d. at the Office of J. Ed. Wal
bridge, il the Village OF Ben ington, Ia said
District, on sths e5tb dsy OF April and 5'h
day OF August ncIf. from o'c och N until
4 o'clock D. IN on edon of said days and frat
SIX months from the 18th day OF Asrch A.
D. 1915 is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors 70 present theiy claims to US for eS
animation and allowance.
Dated at Bennington, Vt, this 18th day Of
March. A. d. 1916.
J. ED. wALRRID7E,
II. NJ. PADDOCK.
Commissioners.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-07

About 10000 employees of the Ser wind-White Coal Go. have been grant ed increased wages.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-07

building on Church Hill
 Dr. B. M. Smith of Bridgeport was in consultation, Monday, with Dr.. Frank J. Gale, the attending physi- elan of Earle Smith The opinion is favorable for early recovery of the pa tfent
 Mrs. J. B. Woodruff and mother, Mrs John R. Peck, have been visit ing MT. and Mrs. Harley T. Peck of New Haven. this week.
 Mrs. c. B. Taylor has been indis- posed for a few days, requiring the services of the family physician.
 Philander E. Abott and family, who spent the winter in Bridgeport ar rived at their summer home this week. They came to Newtown by automO- bile.
 Miss Alice Smith returned to her school studies in the Northheld Sem mary, in Massachusetts, this week. Leonard Wright and Sanford Beers resumed their work at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute Monday.
 In addition to the nome now being built for Mrs. A. A. Banks and Mrs. Cora Pierce lat the head of Main street, their plans now include 9, bun galow on their lot, facing the Han over road.
 Thomas Reilly of Bridgeport was in town for a day this week. looking af- ter his property.
 A. W. OrgeIman of Bristol, R. T.. died suddenly atshis home in that city last Saturday His funeral occurred Monday. MT. OrgeInlan was a har- nessnaker and for more than 30 years was engaged in business in Sandy Hook. He removed to Bristol 16 years ago. He was born in Germany in 1841. He married his wife in New town He is survived by three sons and two daughters. Harry in Oakland, Cal; Edward, in Anderson Ind-s Charles, Mrs. John McNamarG and Miss Mabel Orgelman residing in ,Bris- to1.
 lE. c. Platt of Hawleyville has leas-, ed his farm to Frank Ruffel1s. The latter will also do trucking for Platt's lumber business at the station.
 The quarterly meeting of the Sandy Hook Library association will take place in the library rooms at 2:8o D. m., April 10. A full attendance of members is desired.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-07

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