davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
&leingelbmamgel in Sranfreid.
(epeStal.9 urreippAben5 bteter 3~eituns.)

Sn Sranfreid ma6t iih elm itarfer
Wangel an S6eioemiin5e fiiblbar.
Ser .Yetit Tariiien" idreibt in Nr.
1928 bieriiber:
Ser. Miniiter bes Snneren mib
ben geri6t bes Yoli5eiprafeften iiber
ole &riie erbalten baben, Die in 8e.
sitg alf bie S6eioemiinae beitebt.
@eIte gntiheioiingen miro er tref.
fen? @ir miiien es nod nidt.
aber mir miiien, baB Die Miinse IN
fur5em bunberttmiienb Sranfen 5
Gentimeitiide in Der ISOLDE pragen
miro. Serr Hibot trdumt, auf Der
anberen Settle, bupon cine Menge
auslGnoiihes &leingelo in llmlaui
81 iesen. Nun itebt aber 81 iiirdten,
oaB al oieies @elb in Die Striimpfe
Der Sparer perifpinbet obne cine
fiiblbare @eiierung Der ariie berbei.
5ufiibren, sic mir burhmafen. Die
Miin5e prGgt lett mebreren Wonaten
ausiblieBli6 unb nit SoaoampI
weiBe @iin5en.
an bieien lit freilih audi fein
Wangel mebr; aber Die i'm umlaui
befinoli6en Wiin5en entiprefen bel
weitem niht Ser @n5abl Der geidlu'
genen Stiide. llnb man prdgt int
mer fort. 8est pragt man 8ron5e
uno miro iie aud nod einfiibren,
Sieier ean5e @eloregen perliert iif
in ben SdubIaben ooer er miro Der
groben bis gum Gage, an benz mad
S6luB bes &rieges Die ganfldeint
aus Dem @erfebr 5uriidge5ogen wer'
Den. Damn miro er plotlid mieoel
eriheineu. 8ir Derben Damn nit
&leinselb formlid) iiberlaoen iein.
Wfan muB Sheioemiin5e in Inn
Iaui bringen, iiderlid. @ber Inn Die.
les 81 erreifen wdre es o~ringeno no
tbig, onoere unO wirfiamere Wittel
an mdblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
fen IN @eitalt elmer 9iBpunbe an Der
linfen Sano bebaIten lperbe.
&esiernngsjnbilanm Der &Onigin Dun
SpllanD.
(epe5ial.aorreipunbeus bieicr 3eituns.

~
0ie boaGnoiihen 9IGtter miomen
DEM 25iGbrigen Hegierungsiltbildum
Der &onigin @ilbelmine altsfiibrlife
9etra6tungen. &onigin @ilbelmine
beitieg am 90. Hop. 1890 Den Sbron
Der Hieoerlanoe. ga lie i'm Sabre
1880 geboren lit, fiibrte Bis airm 81.
Iigi,it 1898 tire Wlltter, cine gebo-
rene Srin5eiitn f-Yprmont, Die
&egentidaft.
4onigtn @iIbeImine bot cine bers
p%orragenbe @rsiebune erbalten, mos
bel neben elmer ~gebiegenen geiitigen
9iIbung all6 aiif Die forperIihe @us.
biloung GROCER @ertb gelegt wlroe.
Oie @onigin batte cine beionoere
8orliebe fir Den &eitiport nnb lit ais
uneri6rodene, gei6idte &eiterin be.
FAINT. Nub in oie Hesierungsge'
i6afte ipurbe bie iunge aonigin idon
friibseitig einsefiibrt urb iie bereiite
nit ibrer Whltter Die peridieOenen
Eropinsen Soaanos, INN ii6 iiber
9ano uno 2eute aus eigener Inidau-
Jung elm ltrtbeil 5u bilben.
0as bolIGnbiihe Solf par ieiner
Siiritin bon ieber b%eionoers augetban
unb lie purbe aagemein MIR als
yobns @ilbelmitie" (unier @il-
Delminden) be5eidnet.
am Z. Sebrltar 1901 permablte
ii6 &onigin @ilbelmine nit Seinrih,
Ser5og 81, Wedlenburg. Oieier gbe
entiproB am 80. Ipril 1909 8rin.
5eiiin Suliana, Die fiinftige &onigin
Der Nieoerlanoe.
Die innere @nttpiflung Soaanos
1par pGbreno Ser 25iGbrisen &egie.
rungs5eit Ser &0nigin 8iIbelmine
cine itetige, gibt es bod ielbit IN Der
nieoerldnoii6en io5ialbemofratiihen
8artei einen itarfen 3tpeig, Der i'm
@egenias 5u BEN @enoiien aller anoe'
rem 2anoer cine itreng monar6iide
@eiinnung begt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

&inblid)e 2pgh.
spesial.aorreippmSsns Dieisr !seitums.,

Gin Barrier glatt i6er5t: 9as
oierjdbrige So6terden zines Sberiten
Der fran5Oiiiden armee fiiste neuIid)
ieinem gtadJtgebete aus gigenem nod
folgenoen 3uiasartifel bel: n2ieber
@ott, bepabre mir meinen Bapa unb
glib, Dab er redt pieleY reuBen tootet. p"
Die Rutter bes 8inbes pertpies linn
bies, inoem tie iaste: r@er peiB,
Of niht in bemieIben Womente in
9eutidlanb elm fIeines oeltifes
MGohen ben Iieben @ott ebenio bit,
tet. moglibit piele Sran5oien 81, Der.
nidten." 0as ainb iiberIegte einen
@ugenblid, Damn aber rief es in iiber.
5eugtem Gone: 80, bas tbut ia gar
nihts. Wariim benn nidt2"-
.@i MN, neil Der liebe @ott nift
beutl6 perItebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
@as Der &rieg ans elmer Stabt
madlt.

Muurice garres p~eroffentlidt i'm
edo De Taris" einen geriht iiber
ieinen 9eiu6 Der Staot arras. gr
i6reibt:
SD bin auf einige Stilnoen nad
Irras gegangen. rSefti9e 8e.
idieBuns, tbeilueiie ausiesenoe ge.
id)iebung II. I. 10. beiBt es IN ben
fran5oiii6en 8eri6ten. SD mollte
wiiien, mas binter Oieien elm Denig
farbloien ausoriiden itedt: &uinen,
giniamfeit, Elm furdtbares 9onnern
Der &anonen. Inner 8aitgeber em-
ping uns i'm Seller uno begliid-
wiini6te iid ielber gu ieiner 9ebau-
Jung. sic lit %finIter, feudt, eng,
aber err bot redt, Der mirflibe 2ilrus
i'm gegenipGrtigen grras beitebt
oarin, nitt setootet 81 peroen. @ir
ma6ten uns gum Spa3iergang be-
reit. Oas alio lit Irras, oieie i6One
Stabt bes rubigen @liidsl sic bat
ibr Slid perloren uno lire &lbe
ettpas gu iebr seiteigert. Nirgenbs
elm Meni6, @ras 5miiden Bilaiter.
%iteinen, Moos mlf oieien ielbit. Gen
StraBen entlong peroeden Sano.
iGde Die 3eIlerloder. Die unbeim.
li6en SGuier baben aae ibre ailger
gei6loiien, mie ole Sobten lire slu'
gen iflieben. Huinen redts. 3uiner
Iinfs; bier uno oa itebt nod Elm
Saus. Sier iin6 ielbit balboffene
9Goen nit Observation-Disclosures Sen'
Itern. Mber menn man n1ber 5uliebt.
10 buben lie ane bon 8ranaten 5errii'
Iene 0GGer. Oft lit Die Saiiaoe Dor
oben bis unten 5uiammengefnaer
nlo nit einem ein5lgen glif iiebl
man Die &eibe bon Stodwerfen, oil
aufgeriiienen 3immcr, Die 10 bdBlid
iino uno oeren Sapeten in Seten Der
unterbGngen, beidmuet pom Reger
un0 bon Yulperrallh. Die gefnlle
men @ailern legen feline @infel
gans fleine Sofe uno unbei6reiblid'
@GBden BLOB. Gin Stiid Wtittelaltel
binter mobernen SaiiaOen! Gin 9e
mobner bon IrraS ipriht mid on
@r iagt mir, baB elmer ieiner Srerno'
irriinnig wurhe uno Dab er mebrer'
9erionen femme, Die ourd Die Ser
ni6tung ibres @obilors mo 3errilt
tnng ibrer 2ebenSgemobnbeiten 5ul
! 8er5weiilung getriebcn muroen. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

meint, mir miiBten bis gum gnoe
'd1lsbalten, oamit Die Seinoe be5ablen.
Natiirli6 miro bas 3iel unieres Spa.
5ierganges oas beriibmte &atbba,is
aus Dem 16. Sabrbunbert, oas bonn
bohiten 8ergfrieo (@afttburm) In
Sranfreih iiberraet miirbe. &atb.
bais uno 9ergfrie6 liegen 81, go.
Den, Ser groBe unb feline Marft iinb
nidts als meitere Sriimmer. unb
S6uttitatten. Die 3ier Der beioen
Glate lit in Sesen, ser ger9frieo elm
u%ngebeurer Saufen bon Steinen.
aue Oieie @roBe lrnb ale bieie Hllbe,
ali oieie ifone Srbnuns, murben 81
einem Siigel aeriprengter Steine unb
qualpon perbogenen Giiens. Die
Starrbeit oieier lleberreite lit err.
idredenb. Gem YrGfeften unb benz
gii6ot Die beibe auf ibren Yoiten
blieben, feblt es ebenio wie Dem Sc.
neral, Ser mid begleitet, on Der @ll.
forfeit, Inn Die Iesten 9etpobner bon
@rras gum @erlaiien Der Staot 5u
beipegen. r8ebt bod fort!" iagte Der
Yrafeft. so gebt opd!" iagte Der
9iidof . ~Sortl" picOerbolt Der Sc
neral. Mber 1900 Ierionen bleiben
ga in Ser Weinung, baB es Sahe Der
9eutiden mdre, fort5ugeben. = Die
Stubt arras 5dblte emit $4,000 Gin.
mobner."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

BON $685. 500 i'm Sabre 1913 aui
647,549 I'M Sabre 1914 geitieeen.
Oie Sabl Der SooesfGue lit MIR
cine porlanfige, ba Die Stanoesomts.
regiiter einiger @emetnben in Solge
bes 8rieges nidt nif Dem 2aufenoen
gebalten merben fonnten. Die @ir-
flung bes arieges maft iih mid
BARN fiiblbar, ouB Die 3ubI Der Che
i6lieBnngen bon 247,205 i'm Sabre
1913 auf 169,011 i'm Sabre 1914
geiunfen lit.
Oieie 8ablen iinb ieoenfaus nifi
Der Grt, bieienigen 81 b~er11bisen, Die
iib idon Dor Dem ariege IN Sorgen
INN Die fortidreitenoe gntpolferuna
Sranfreifs befan6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Die @erlnite bes iibiriifen &urps,
Observation-Disclosures bteier Settnns.)

SIM rHuBfoje Slopo" i6ilbert Der
@riegs-& orreiponbent NemiruDiti6-
Yanti6enfe Die 8erIuite bes iibiri-
iden aorps, bas gu Der elite Der rui.
iii6en Irmee gebOrt. Son $4,000
Wann, Die Dor @arifau an Der
9iura ltanoen, maften MIR 5000
lleberlebenbe BEN groBen &iifsug
nit. @ieoer ergdn5t fdmpfte oas
&orps norblih bon @ilna uno bate
idlieBlib abermals nur 5000 lteber.
lebenbe. Sn @itebsf ioa es iest gum
britten Wal eredn5t porben iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

oes @eiprdd: n1utter, fonn tpie
oenn OF mol ne Saiie aaffee frie.
gen2"-rS ia, ben font Sie frie.
gen" rgber of glif2" = WafJ
einem 8iertelitiinoden, aIs Der 4af.
fee gebra6t mary rSs oenn OF mol
en- betien 6isden) Gidorien ortn2"
10 ia, ct is en- betien orinne."-
90 ia, ct mot Of en- betien bel (pieD
lin, Ills Goni) maj it en- ni6."-rO
ia, ct is OF en- betien pel."-p1e,
fpenn ct nif gang bel is, oenn mat IT
Ell mid. "-yHa, benn min If Sci man
ieegen, ct is OF litter gihorien."
Sener @ait mar aber Soffmann bon
Saqesleben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
gep6lfernnss.& idsang in
Tranfrei6.
tspesiaLaOrrdpOnoens Sisisr 8eitnns.)

9as nSournal SfficieI" oeroffent.
litt Die gepolferungsitatiitif Sranf.
reids fir 1914, ioweit Die Stanoes.
amtsurfunoen Der II nid)t bonn
Seinoe beiebten 9epartements Dies
geitatten.
Rah Dem 3enius bon 1911 be.
iaBen oieie 9epartements 33,079,103
Ginpobner. 9ie 3abl Der @eburten
lit bon 604,454 I'M Sabre 1913 auf
594,222 i'm Sabre 1914 gefaaen.
9ogegen lit Die 3abl Der SooesfGae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Nnppen-9lnb.

* Sir sic &leinenl
Is Iaen lieben fleinen 2eiern
X hermit 5l,r In5eige, Dob mlr
X einen Bllppen,&Iltb gegriinbet
x baben.
* Sapobl, einen gl,ppen.& lub,
- ST. Dem ale 9ieienigen geboren
x meroen, bie cine ser yWama-
X Buppen" ertperben, Die Der
X @anaeer. Der nSbe Catholic
* Brinting Co." auf Eager bat.
Is IS iinb bies idone Yiippden,
* Die mirflid nWama" rufen
* fonnen: Die aaerlieblten fleinen
* Ginger!
X llnb mie limo oieie Iuppen
x 5u eriperben?
* @an5 einfa6: Sir bramdt
X MIR einen Srennb uber Ser.
* tuanbten sum abunnieren anf
* cine nnierer Seitungcn raatbu.
* liider @eiten", nGugemburger
* 8asette", rSbe Gatbolie Srib-
Il nne" uber bic balbwD dentlidDc
II rSbe Catholic Sribune" ST be-
u ipegen.
Il Oas lit @Ies!
X Ilio liebe &leinen, ertperbet
* gratis cine Tuppe unb perbet
y Mitglieo unieres Euppen-
* &lubs!
y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

urbar gemaft ltno &oloniiten barani
mgeiest tperben. llno neil es bort
an Weniden feblt, 10 mGre es mir
ifon reft, tpenn ii6 Die iett an Der
polnii6en 8ren5e aufbaltenoe thrift
i6e Sartaren in ben 8egenoen in
meinem 2anoe ~nieberlaiien Dollten.
S6 mill ibuen auf Woiheen bauen
nno ibnen alien Sdus a~ngeoeibeH
Iaiien uno lie iiberbaupt mie meine
iibrigen llntertbanen bebanoeln."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Die Neinnnssfreibcit in @uklanb.

Sn ibrer @odenrunoidm, felt
Die rGietib" felt, bob in Der lesten
Belt Die gegen Betersburger glatter
aiisgeiprohenen Strafen 10 5ablreid)
~setuoroen iinb uno in ein5elnen SOL.
len cine Sobe erreidt buben, ouB Die
iblimm iter Teriooen Ser 3eit Blo.
mes iibertroffen miiroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Triebrid Der 0rufe nnb bic Siirfen
(epeSial.a orreippuSen5 bieier 5ettuns.)

Cine &ubinettsorore Brieorid bes
8roben bonn Z. Suli 1875 an ben
Irdiioenten 0ombarb in Warien-
meroer, Iautet: v9ei Snopraclap
uno Der @egeno gibt es piele Wordite
unb anoere HlGse, mo iib piele Sefo-
monte anbringen lGBt, wenn ioIde
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

@ie man elm 8eitanbnik crsminst.
(epsSial. aorreippnOsn6 bieier 5eitunsJ
Sn einem 8irtbsbauie Ser Slime.
burger Seioe entipann iid 5lpiiden
einem 8ait irno Der @irtbin folgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

In addition to the voeab-
ulary,the book contains: a Bib
biography ofSomeG German Books
Useful for Reference; Index Of
Geographical and Proper Names;
Index of Most Common German
Authorizations; Index of Most
Common English Authorizations;
List Of German Irregular Verbs;
List of Strong and Anomalous
Verbs; Table Of German Coins,
Measures, and Weights Reduced
TO United Safest Joins, Measures.
and Weights; and vice versa,
United States Tables Reduced
to German; Etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

4 Il II * Is X * II II II * az II n n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

As a work Of scholarly
reliability, it is In constant
use in the Universities, Col
leges, and Libraries of the
United States. Its author,
Karl Breul, MA, Ltd,
Ph.D. (Berlin), is a man of
brilliant attainments.
"A most trustworthy and
recommendable book of refer
ence," writes Prof. DIR. q. Binx,
University Of Basel.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-28

of news that he can find relating to
the great German offensive against
the French stronghold of Verdun. Now
employed in a local mill, he was only
very few years since discharged
from the French army, having com
pleted his term of service, nearly all
of which was spent as a soldier of
the Verdun garrison.
He is supremely confident that the
fortress cannot be taken. His conf
dence is based not only on the negIi-
gible successes achieved after such
tremendous effort, but as we'll on his
intimate knowledge of the fortif1ca-
tions yet to be approached. Not a
map of the scores that have been
printed in various periodicals, in Eng
lish and French, contains anywhere
near a complete list of forts, he saws,
He witnessed and assisted at the con-
struction of numerous forts, the ex-
istence of which was not even known
to French army officers prior to the out
break of the war.
His descriptions of these secretly
built forts are intensely interesting
They are approached by UNDERGROUND
tunnels. One might stand directly
over one, or any one, Of them and be-
lieve himself distant from any defen-
sive work. But the turn of a wheel
deep down in the bowels Of the earth
would force UP through the earth
crust on which he stood a great metal
square, or cover, and close behind IL
would follow powerful batteries in
stantly ready to rain death and de-
struction on any attacking force. None
Of these forts are shown on any pub
lished may, the narrator says, but
they are there-deep- sunken, of con-
crete, modern and splendidly equip
ped with guns. These are among the
inner defences and they were BULL
with the greatest secrecy.
Verdun will not be easy to take, one
may imagine after hearing his de-
scriptions. He says it is an impossi-
bic feat or arms. His name does not
appear here for good and sufdctent
reason-it wouldn't help him any
should he desire to return to France
as he hopes to some day.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-28
SEIZURE OF HOLDINGS
OF CATHOLIC CLERGY
Is Now Being Considered by the
Mexican Government.

Mexico City, March 27.-The pub
lished announcement that the Next
can government was considering the
advisability of taking over all the per-
sonal and realty holdings of the Cath
Ollie clergy throughout the republic
created somewhat of a sensation here
this morning. In a special despatch
from Queretaro, FL Democratic, the
official government organ, quotes both
Secretary of the Treasury Cabrera
and DR.. Stroud, governor of the state
of Guanajuato, as saying that the
measure would be made effective I'M
der the old law dating back more
than half a century, when church ed
iffces were seized during the admins
tration of BenitO Juarez.
The clergy in the states OF Michoa-
can, Puebla, Queretaro and Jalisco are
reputed to be immensely wealthy in
jewels, lands and works of art which
are held in trust for the church. 1t is
said that the appropriation of these
by the government, for their CONVEX
sion into gold with which to swell the
reserve to be accumulated for the re-
demption of the paper money issue
made necessary by the revolution
would solve Mexico's present economic
difficulties. Government official dec
larations place the present paper is
sue at 10000, 900 pesos. with an IN
significant metallic reserve for its re-
demption.
The government is making every ef-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-28

sell was at one time a resident of
Danielson.
Cleaning Up Streets.
Superintendent Of Streets Frederick
Dumas had a force Of men engaged
Monday in clearing ice and snow from
streets in the business section OF the
city.
At Norwich Masonic Ceremonial.
Judge NJ. H. Geissler, G. Harold Gil
patric, Samuel Walsh, John Ash and
Mr.. Karmack were at Norwich Monday
evening to witness the comforting Of
Scottish Rite degrees at the Masonic
temple.
Briefs and Personals.
Edward Osier, well known here, is
dead at his home at Harrisville.
aenry "A. Welton of Worcester was
a visitor with friends in Putnam Mon
day.
There was a session of the city court
Monday morning to dispose OF minor
| cases.
The superior court will be occupied
| this week with the trial of civil cases
Help wanted advertisements, insert
| ed by manufacturers in this city, are
| appearing in the Boston papers
! Rev. Charles F. Bedard is spending a
short time in Florida for the benefit OF
his health
Parish Mission.
A mission for the French
members of st. Marys parish Is to be-
gin a week from Sunday.
| Examination for Clerk and Carrier.
Everett a. Burgess, local secretary
has announced that a United State.
civil service examination to fill the DO.
sitions of clerk and carrier at the Put.
nam postoffice is to be held April IL
this city. This examination will b.
open to applicants between the ages Of
IS and % years.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-28
SAGE TEA BEAUTIES
AND DARKENS HAIR
Don't stay grayI Sage Tea and Sui
phur darkens hair so naturally,
that nobody can tell. T

You can turn gray faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night IL you'n get a 5O-cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound at any drug store. Millions OF
bottles OF this old famous Sage Tea
Recipe. improved by the addition of
other ingredients. are sold annually,
says a well-known druggist here, be-
cause IL darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that no one can tell IL has
been applied -at
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have surprise
awaiting them, because after one or
two applications the gray hair van
ishes and your locks become luxur-
iantly dark and beautiful. Fr-
This is the age OF youth. Gray
haired unattractive folks aren't wanted
around. so get busy with wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound tonight and
you'll be delighted with your DARK,
handsome hair and your youthful ap-
pearance within a few days.
This preparation is a toilet REQUESTS
and is not intended for the cure, init.
igation or prevention OF disease.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-28
STATE DEPARTMENTS
ApVIcEs FROM CHINA
Contain Ne Infornation That Former
Emperor Will be EXiled.

Washington, March 27.-Sothing in
the reports to the state department
from its agents in the Far East has
Indicated that the Chinese insursent
party would not be content with the
victory they had secured in forcing
Yuan Shi Kai to abandon his imperial
ambitions. On the contrary there IS
said to have been every indication
that his renunciation OF the throne
would satisfy the warning faction,
particularly as Il hardly will be pos
sible 10 revive the original imperial
scheme after the war, when the en-
tente allies presumably Will be in
better position than they are at pres
emit to enforce their opposition.
Yuan's term as president has been
extended 10 cover a period OF ten
years and there is Il proviso in the
constitution that his successor shall
be selected from one of three names
submitted by him which might include
his own name
Officials here think that possibly the
object OF the insurgent elements al
present Is to secure a change in the
constitution which will limit Huan's
encumbency to one term As the
president already has signihed MS
purpose OF calling together the coun-
! ell Of the empire, or senate, soon 70
| consider changes IN the constitution
| IL is possible that the republican forces
can prevail peaceably in the council
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-28
Why Tolerate CataIrh?

You have noticed, no doubt, that any
cold aggravates nasal catarrh, and the
flow of mucous amazes you that such
Objectionable matter could find lode-
ment in your head. To ignore this
oatarrh when the cold subsidies is
wrong because it continues to slowly
injure the delicate Innings of the nasal
passages and clog them up.
To correct catarrh, cleanse the nos
trils frequently with a solution of warm
water and salt, insert vaseIine on re-
firing, and take spoonful of Scott's
Emulsion after meals for one month.
Scott's acts through the blood to feed
the tissues, and contains soothing
glycerine to check the Inflammation
and heal the sensitive membranes.
SCOTS is pleasant to take.
Scott g. Bovine, Bloomfield. Nj. 1850
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-28

some OF their leaders agreeing that
there was nothing to do but support
the administrations plans at this
time.
Official advices confirmed press
dispatches telling OF the physical DIFF
ficulties encountered BY General Fun
ston In keeping a 200-mile supply line
IN operation without the use Of rail-
roads. While there IS no shortage OF
food or other supplies for the troops
at the front, cavalry mounts already
are on short rations.
Steps to meet the situation have
been taken by Secretary Baker as
there is no indication OF an early
agreement on the proposed protocol
providing for the use Of Mexican lines
By American troops.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-28
REPORTS RECEIVED or
CONDITIONS IN MEXICO.
consuls Report Quiet in All Parts of
the Southern Republic.

Washington. March 27.-Secretary
Baker received today the report from
General Pershing, forwarded last night
by General Funston and which indf-
Gates that Villa has slipped through
the Carranza forces to the southwark.
compelling an advance Of the Amerf-
can lines in pursuit. There are in
dications that General Pershing's ad-
vance base is now somewhere in the
region of FL Vale. The secretary de-
clined to talk about the military situa
ton. He said the department would
not make public anything that ad
visors OF Villa might pick up and for
ward to him.
Both the state and navy departments
received reports of the situation in
Mexico. Officers and consuls report :
ed quiet in all parts Of the southern
republic. The excitement caused by
the Columbus raid and the American
expedition after Villa has entirely sub
sided, according to a report from Her
mosillo. Telephone adVices to Pie
dras Negras from Torreon. one of the
most dangerous localities, in the view
OF officials here, reported no develop.
ments of Importance. Americans
reaching Nogales from many parts OF
Sonora said there had been no anti.
American manifestations.
Some of our consuls along the in.
ternational boundary and nearly all OF
those ut interior cities in territory con.
trolled by General Carranza." said ar
official message from Monterey. dated
March %. "reporA quiet and that ON
people are being well treated. Tn,
| reports indicate that there IS a cleal
understanding of the present situa.
| ton and that officials are in full nc.
| cord with the plan of cooperation.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-28

fort at this time to accumulate as
rapidly as possible the necessary re-
servo IN order that the new issue Of
25O,O0o,Ooo pesos which Il purposes 70
put forth some time in April may be
sufficiently guaranteed to stabilize ex-
change without the necessity OF resort
ing to q foreign loan. The methods
already employed IN this direction, in
Guiding the collection of part OF the
custms duties and internal revenue
taxes in gold, together with the ma
ttonal revenue subscriptions to meet
the issue, have produced excellent re-
suits. Government officials say that
the application Of the reform laws OF
the late sixties would speedily solve
the problem.
Exchange dropped today to 100. put
ting premium of more than fifty or
gold dollars when measured in tbs
present paper issue.