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Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY
Seven New Teachers. Agriculture and
 Sewing to be Required.


 In preparation for the opening of the schools Monday, Septebmer IS, the school committee in co operation with the health officer have had the neces sary repairs made at each of the five schoolhouses and each one thoroughly cleaned and put in fit condition.
 At East Canaan the old double desks that have done duty for so long in both rooms have been replaced by modern adjustable single desks that will add to the comfort of the pupils.
 At the High school building three rooms have been repainted and five desks added to the High school room to complete the equipment of that room with new single desks.
 Seven new teachers take up work with the opening of the term. For the lower grade at East Canaan, Miss Adell M. O'Brien, of Massena Springs, N. Y, graduate of the Potsdam State Normal school, takes the place of Miss Edith Hatmaker, who has entered Morse Business College in Hartford.
 In district No. 9. Miss Charity Jen nings, of Southport, who has taught for two years under Supervisor Stone, will take the place of Miss Helen Whitford.
 In district No. 4, Miss Helen A. Hall, of Mystic, who. has had three years experience will succeed Miss Potter.
 In district No 5, Miss Mildred Baker. of Sharon, a recent graduate of Dan- hv1r tota x1i1 kaI I1ak 4 kl,o place of Miss Lucy Hall.
 In Canaan, Miss Ellen c. Lindell will take the grade taught by Miss May B. Devine, who has graduated from the school to home of her own. Miss Lindell graduated this year from the Danbury Normal school with honor and is well and favorably known for her scholarship records while attend. ing the home school.
 Miss Marian B. Currier, of Concord, N. H., recent graduate of Mount Holyoke College, takes the place of Miss A, B, Scoaeld.
 The carrying out of the four. year course of study Ill the High school has necessitated an addition to the teach. ing force and MT. Clinton D. V. Barnes has been secured to do the extra work.
 The other teachers continue in their respective schools for another year.
 The course of study for the grades was slightly changed last year; the coming year agriculture and sewing will be required in all the schools The general course of study for the High school provides for English, latin and music for each year. In the first year algebra, commercial arithmetic and forms with first year science con- plete the list of subjects. For the se5ond year there are geometry, book keeping and business practlce. biology and English or Ancient history. In the third year German, physics, com. mercial work and English history con- plete the list. The fourth year pro. vides German, chemistry, commercial work, American history and civics. Sewing will be offered one or two periods week and may be elected by those who wish.
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
FATHER ZURCHER TO SPEAK
We'll Known Priest to Speak at Nc
 License Rally

The Rev. Father Zurcher, priest of the Buffalo diocese, will be the speaker at a no-license rally at the Town hall next Monday evening. Father Zurcher spoke in Canaan last year to a full house and made fine impression for his fairness, keen wit and strong argu. ment. His speech was considered one of the decisive features of the cam paien last year. He has been engaged by the Connecticut Temperance Union to put in several days campaigning in the state and Canaan is fortunate to have secured one of the dates.
 There will be free moving picture exhibition before and after the address. The pictures will be run from 7:3O to shortly after eight when Father Zurcher will speak. The pictures will be made up of travelogues and comedy reels.
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
GOING SOME
One Automobile a Minute Oyer the
 c. N, E. Crossing.

For seven days the first of the month, hagman, Joseph H. Smith kept care ful count of the automobiles, teams and pedestrians going over the c. N. T.. crossing, where he is located. This was done at the instance of the Safety First Commission of the New Haven road. The record showed that during the 12 hours each day Mir. Smith is on duty, that for the S4 hours, or 5040 minutes, 5I57 automobiles passed over the crossing. The numbers ranged from ATS for Thursday of last week, to 1165 for Labor Day.
 During the same time 1925 teams and 209 pedestrians passed MT. Smith.
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
SOUND BEACON COLLAPsING.

The 210-foot stone tower of the Second Congregational Church in Greenwich, which has been guide to Sound vessels for half century, is in immediate danger of falling. according to the report>of the business committee of the congregation by Daniel E. Moran, consulting engineer of New York, who had just completed an inspection
 All services have been discontinued in the building, the big clock has been stopped and plans for several weddings have been changed on account of this report. The church stands on the highest point of ground between New York and New London.
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
NORFOLK INDAYS OF TORE.

A writer in an old copy of the Hart ford Courant. under the caption of : Notes of Rambler in Western Con- necticut," said: "The town of Norfolk has a much better reputation now than it had in 1742. Out of fifty proprietors who bought the township that years forty-nine surrendered their rights and sacricfied their purchase money when they ca ne to see what rough, cold, rocky spot it was. ;
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
MANGIE.DING

Miss Lois Dings, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hiram Dings, of Pine Grove, and MT. Carl Mangle, of winsted, wer quitely married in Waterbury last Saturday. Both are employed at the Gilbert Clock shop in Winsted. They are to reside at 5S North Main street, Winsted.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15

Don bem apnful Osborne gu. In oem
aber nifts ipeitsr bGriibsr eefagt
purbe, tpo6urd Der llntsrgdns Der
.Silius@ perurfa9t lpurbe. gs beibt
barin nur, baB bag S9iff unbetpuff=
net mar nnb sins 9ubung GetreiOe on
9orb bate, ober feline puHusisre.
Bon Der IL Mlann itartsn Seiaslins
famen nur brei ums 2eben. buruntsr
Der aupitdn Sppsrtien, Elm Rprtpsser.
Rorpesen berlangt cine
@rfIGrung.
9onbpn, IA. MGr3. Cine 9spes
fds aus g9riftiania iust, baB bic
norpesiite 3esieruns bsi 9eutf9>
lamb ansefrust babe, Ob bic nOripesi>
f9e 9arts .Silius" bon einsm beiit.
i5en llnterfssbopt tprpeOirt iporbeu
iei. @snn biss Der SAL iein iOIIts,
bann DerIanst Die nortpesiT8e Rsgiez
runs sine grtldrung bariiber. inter
tpsl6en llmitGnben Der 9tnsriff auf
bic Barrie erfOlgt 1T.
9ie norDesii9e 9arfe
.0aemar1 in Der 1prOs
lee untersegangen.
9pnbpn, ID. MGr5. Die norpes
glide 9arte vOasmar", bon amerifa
mad Npripesen rrterpegs, lit nit Der
ganosn geiabuns in Der Rprbiee urts
tersesaRgen, tpie aus Sopen6dgen ges
melbet ipirb. Wfan gluubt, oab bic
rDasma4 auf cine Wtine aufssIdnfen
1T.
9as S9iff sins am 8. Sanuur bon
grunspid, Ga, nab Srpnbbiem db.
8Dn bu an bat man ni4ts me6r bon
ibm gebDrt.
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ganf, aIs WsitgIieb Der Sonbels.
femnler, oes Staotratbes unb ocr
Sobbers ano Wianilfdctrtrers Union
lieoer, I'm iidj rah Seattle, @oib.,
5u begebcn. san Won 1891 faufte er
bort etnen gtntbeil Der GInuiien-
Speenep 8reluing Goulpdnp, 6ercit
Sefretdr anb S9nBmeiitsr er ipuroe.
3ipei Sabre ipater erfolgte cine Ser.
idEreI5ung ianuirtlider 8rai,ereiell
bon Seattle inter benz 0aneit rGbe
Seattle 9reIDing arb Wtaltiue Com.
PAM. Serr @uno Iebilte elm Mmt in
Der neuen @eielli6aft ab, tpurbe abar
trosoem ipoterllin gum 8r1iioenten
Der 5irnla seipablt. SilSpiiten bate
or nit Der Sacob aiaa @repiug
GontpanD bon gleDelartb 8erbin5un.
gen aneefniipft, uno i'm MpriI 1897
iibernabm er bos sinrt lbes Tr1iiSan.
ten Der GeieGidoft. CT erpar6 oalln
bas @eId1ft uno perpmbelte osn
Nafnen Der Ittn1a in oIbe 0iln6
gresring gontpaiip" Wit linernriio.
Ii6em JleiBe iirb entipredenoem @r-
fpIge ar6eitete er an Der tpeitcreii
SGusoebnung nnb GntpideIimg ieines
@efdp1ftes. 9anebep mar er an per.
ihiebenei aiibcren llitternabmimgen
betbeifigt. Gis @dttin, Elm Gobn uno
sl,e xoGter iibsrlebsu ibn.
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Gum lIntergans ber 8arfe
,,gilius."
Die Seutf9e @esieruns
Der anfi4t, bab bic
garte uuf eine Rine
nufn eInngar "a

anfgeldafeH IN.
Wa fhington, Dc, ID. WaGrs.
aus bier einsetrdffsnen unpffisieaen
Ra4riaten 1T erfidtIia, oab Ssutia>
1anS ben Ser. Staaten oonfdubigs
@dtisfattion seben pirb, psnn es ii6
9epansitellsn fOlIse, Sab Elm oeutifes
llHterieeboot bic uorpesti6e Barrie
.SiIius" in Der RGbe Don 5aDre tor.
pebirt bat.
Die bierb.r eemsIbst spurbe, lit bic
beuti6e Resier,ins Der Inii9t, Sab
bic Barrie nt9t torpebirt spurbe, ions
bern auf eine Wine aufsslauisn 1T,
nnD es ipurbe biuSusefiist, bab Der
Hommanbeur zines llnterieeboptes,
Der ein neutrales Gdiff 1pis bic ,Gi,
dius" ansreift, i'm Dioeriprua nit
feinen Snitrutttouen banbelt.
Der untergang Der rSilits" bat
bisr srobe geforgnib Derurfa4t, neil
Der amerttaniIde aoniuI Osborne in
SaDre gemelbet Bate. bab has G9iff
obne Dorberige gBarnung torpebirt
sDorSen lei. G'ein 8eriht baiirie auf
ben ausiagen anreritanifher neberle,
benber bon Der 8eiabuns, bod III aus
fpGteren geridtsn gu erfeben, baB
dlle bieie 9eute, bic bebauptei battsn,
bab bic sSiIius@ torpebirt porben 5ei,
obus 4usuabme in ibrsu 5dnssmuttsn
fdIisfsn, als bus Sdtff sssroffsn
ipuros, 1nb giismarn ein zorpeboboot
ssfeben bate. Man neist fi4 iebt aut
bier Der arnlidt au, odb bic Barrie auf
eiHe Miue datfssIa,ifen 1T. Die 4nses
lessHlsiitt spi=sss spoii=ss ater meitef artsriudt
sperben.
Dem Gtudtsepartement gi,s udb<
tsns Oesszasss .sia sasssEss Hssbtts
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Barrier etrassnb.Isn4. d.

iumg. Sa her Self bss @ibers
fpru4s i'm Wlsnfden itsts mad 1T, 10
III es natiirli9, baB man jeBt IN
paris NIT ieiuen burh bic 3eppsltns
fur&t perbuntelttn glG6ten Elm lebs
boftes Sntsreiis fir bic Str0bsnbs'
leu9tuns 5est, nit bsren Gsidttts
fi@ bic gIGiter eingsbeub bsfaiisn.
,Ga tpirb fsifgsitslIt, bdb Der Gebans
fe elmer tiinitli9eu grbelluns bst
Raft ni6t friibsr als i'm aufang hss
is. 5dbrbuHosrts auftduffs. SnI
.Sobr 1924 nGmIi& ergins eritmels
cine poIiseiperorbnung, bic ben giirs
germ bori9ris6, i'm neun llbr.
bes Mbenbs eine auripe nit einer
brennenbeu aer5e ans 6enifer su
tbun." Der gefebl ipirbt nur BON
irsnisen auseefii1rt. uno i'm Sabre
1858 beidlob bas rpdrlamsnt", bab
iebs Strabenede in ben Wintermonas
ten nit elmer 2nmpe 5u perieben isi.r
Son Die Gbronit berIhtet, DAB auw
tider @srfuh elmer Strabenbtlsuf'
tuns an Dem llnssborinm Der girgsr
f9eiterie, bic bic Epitsn snblen iolIs
ten unb es Dorsoseu. ii1 bel ibrsn
nddtIitxn aussangsn tIeiusr 5aHSs
loternen su bebienen. Dus gub einsm
gsfddftstiiGtigen qbbs ndmsns aau'
bati ben @ebanten Elm, cine Gsieas
fdaft BON 2aternsHtrdstrn gu griin'
ben, bic fir ben mad bdmdlige'u
Gelbesnertb aiemli6 bobsn 2obn Don
pisrtelftiinbis 90 pfsnnigsn fir ben
Wasen, IL pfsnniesn fiir ben Gubs
sdnsss i1rs Gimii. lisIsa. Gius Sfs
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Die aNil1Hptb Ia Nsnti&'
1nnb.
prspasanba siir Sebnns mni snsr'
Gid gefSrbert lperben.

fepssiaIbspsfte bes -GinrImatisr goIisoIati',
biIabeIpbia, Ya., IA. iwadr5.
gor benz COMMITTEE on gSaps aiio
gieans~ bes Observation-Disclosures
in &saSbington befinoet i'd, gegen'
ip1rtia Die BON aongrebmann Gner'
ion BON Ohio eineebrahte &eiotltiolL
ipeld,er 5ufolge der Staatsiefretnr
clfgeioroert iperoen ioll, ieinen Gin.
iIub aif Die slliirten geIteno gu
muGcil, nm iben Support fonoerlier'
fer Wild iiir Die &itlber ilrio Sailg.
Iinee in Deutiflano ,uib SelterreidS
linearn, iopie in PoIen 5u errlog.
Iifen~. @ineegoneenen 9eridten 5l.
iclee berridJt in 9eiitidIono EN-
mildmangel. Der Die Sobe non 609
Wlillionen Quarts erreidt.
9os ,Gitioens Committee for 5000
Sbipmclrts" ul 9iep g)orf betreibt,
mic id)on ipieoerbolt beriftet ipuroe,
euie enereiid)e Yropaganbd, I'M Die
Giniilbr BON Neil6 nad} Gelitidlan0
iinb Seiterreih- llngorn 5ii erniog-
Iif)en, mo- biciel6e unter 9llifiid)t oes
ulneritalliifen 9fotten areu5es sur
Gertbeilung eelaneen ioa.
@s.iit angeiidJts bieier WeiItnoth,
burf Die falt ~ur Sic iiingite Sene.
ration in 21roern Der gentralmaAtc
beorott miro, bic 8ilidt zines ieoen
human benfenben Wtenihen, Die bon
nem 9iirgerforrrnittee IN Ne,p g)orf
aeleitete Tropagarba tbattraftigit sii
niltcritiiten 1lno menn ntDgliG, Die
glnnubme Ser @nerion.8eioliition
ourh ben 4onareB 5u eruoglif)en.
Geutib. .9lmerifmer, Die an Der@obl.
fa6rt ibrer Stm1nesgerofen brii.
ben Sntereiie nebmel, fir iDre Set.
ben elm mitfiibIeuoes Ser5 baben,
ritt mir bi,lter Dem @ierfrus iiber
england los5ieben uno Die .,Salrilani.
tat" 5,i ibrem S6lagmort erboben bd.
ben, iollten iid) unDer5iigli9 on ibre
@ertreter i'm &ongreB nit Der Iuf.
foroerlng ipenben, energiih on Gun.
item Der Observation-Disclosures ein5iltre.
ten unb iiir tire 8aiiieriiug 5li mir.
fen, inoem iie fir oieielbe itiutn,en,
arcnn oieielbe prr 'oos Saus gelangt,
Die &ongreBleute iinb Der &eiolu.
tion i'm Grillsip niGt abgeneigt, ipie
Gin Setreiben bes &pngreBmanies
George SO. gomonbs DON HenniDl.
nartia an Serrn Syobu 9. Maper, ben
Hraiibenten bes oeuti6alnerifaniiten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Don Genriploaniu,
lei1eiIt.
Gs gilt ionlit, bie &pngreBlcitte
fir, Dieie &eioIution gu intereiiieren
liab aui ole 9eothrenoigfeit Der Boi-
fierung berielben bi,lsinneiien, 6amit
Sasbumane @erf, on peldem oas
@iirgerfomnlittee in SEEM Yorf ar.
beitet, au6 BON GrfoIg gefront tper.
De. Gies aber fam MIR ouolrrb be.
ipirft perben, baB Die &ongreBlelIte
NIT 3uf9riften urlb Betitionen bonn.
bnrbiert merOen, baulit iie ieben, oaB
nift nur eir,aeIne ibrer Gortitttlien.
Ten an bieier 8teioQution irtereiiiert,
innocrn Dob pieieIbe Die 11nteritiis.
lms Der 1aipritat tbrer @dbler bat
Cine 8aiiier,ins bieier &eioIlltion
miro fir Die ga1se Dal4turportfrage
bon enrinenter 9ebelItling lem.
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IpdrIi6es aidt fpsubsn bIirfen. Ja
ben MlnrmnG9tsn aber srl0ihfn uuG
bisfs unb IaiTm bi. ~Ieudtsnbe Siabt-
70 buntd ME I'm bunteIiteH MIittas
alter.
CINE fonbtrbdrt Gts
F6i6tsiiebt in elmer braiiIiunii6en
3.ituna 5u Isien: 5n elmer Ra@t Der
bsrganssnsn Dohe battle fib in, Der
gtabt gaITia elm acloniit nit ftinsr
iSrau al Bette sslesi upb tsibs Iossn
I'M beiten Galnfe. gl5blid, lpanle
Der Wlann auf, ba tr fiiblis. bab et'
irus s5rsmbss I'M gsis lpnr. gr aiins
bstt Sns aidt an iinb idf 81 ftinsm
Shreden cine grobt SGldnae, bic
sifris ON guisn frints itfafenbsn
5rcu Milt fog. lluf ben sntieblihsn
angfsF1tsi bes wsannsg eriratis bic
fran. iinb "a entfpann ii9 sin
iiirH.srli&er arrnpf 5piinsn Der
Gdtanse unt ben Gbtlsiifrn; btibe
ipurben msbrsre wbalr sebiIfen. Die
iJrau ftarb sur5s 3sit bdrnuf; bsr
Mann purbt bts aagmIi9ts b.
roubt.
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gis wliiaIlebey ter ennbrIbf nsee o74, O.
q. g.. O., iiub btsrmtf benn6ri6iief, tab Bra
tet German @iesslmnrn an IS. glnrs 1915
eeiicrtsH III iirb bon ben eenulfen ber aeer
sss: ssas % ss % H a.sss ssr ss.yss sSsf oss sss
gsrno MnfIsz 90. sdEaf.
Grnr ataaeE esir. ~
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asbrir ararsen. nm sisrbtsaas, ussnd 1ao

sigbfitr ararffH. mn sitFbtfallt gfand 126.
sierrit snr S.aart1t bab unfsr wnteIieo
eIbenbs iihz, i'm aflfes bon az Sdtren IN
teineI g1pbnnna. 1880 ESnlnuf efrabr. per-
fdieten H. Die Serbrennunsl iiHbei Don,
neritaa, ben 10, wiar8, Hahtnitcns 8 ubr, i'm
qrenaierium iiatt, iscsn his @'iieIister sir'
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sieaens.frde ManuIidi.
gereins.a .anseiaen.

iiufrrhasHneSecrfin fiir bic esraniaifn Gtsa.
frH sHr 56rptrHng bsr sentrttiiatfnns,
9Farfi 20. 20.
Zen WitaIiehern sur gsadrint bab WsHciIe
@eorae 3dhndna esfforten w. lie Berbrer.
iinus Der eetne finbet 9onnerftng, ben 10.
gldrS, gsn4mi.inas 3 ubr ffdtf.
q QoufS 9eImItna, DinsZeyr.
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i'm sitter bon 50 Sabren. Heerbisnne Ton,
neriiae, ben 10. mldr5 1915, w,oraens iibr
BON TrauerbnnIe uHb bnIb iibr bon Der Ct
soniiaeiusestrte aye. GteuHbe ftnO b0fIidit
s'HaeiaoeH' 1915
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Spieph Spide.

aeIisbtsr Gatte bon eafbsrins eoi6s, seb
Saonebereer,, i'm glter bon es 9abren. pie
10. gldr3, aa6uptfnes nm 1880 ubr BON
1rdnerbdufe mIs, iuorauf nm iibr cine
drarerfetcrItbfeit In ber 9eutf6 ibane. 9r0t
Camp gsnlbinpiurSdr abgebnlttn fpirb,
ipo3u gerfpanbte ilnb f5rsirrbe pbne fpettete
9soti1 bbflihii eiHeelnbeR fiHb bon
II ben trauerubsu StnnrbIiebenen-
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aeIiebter Gntle bon 2lnna gsapman aeb.
tWleherl, 9titie bon 9beobor, oermnn uuh
gstlbeln Dleher i'm MIter bon "a Sabren nnb
WoHaten. 2eidenbeadHgnib am 1orHetiing,
ben TO- gQarS, Ga1mittags Inn 2 tibr BON
frnuerbnitfe 1899 g9uIrut Sfrate, sseuerpe.
ftattuRs Inn lltr I'M strematprtiiiH. 1919
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Starb am 7ieHitaa, ben IL Wldrs 1916.
@nGts llbr 45 Wanlitfn In fetrer ggobniine
gip. 104J 1orpnibip 4nerre uniere innieiiee
liebter ediie. Seiet, SptpieeGoater, grob
hater llno l,rl.her
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Geurs @apman,

gberbs libr.
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starb am wsoniaa. ben IS. apdrs 1910
sbeiIos balb 10 ubr pIotli6 im gbriit 90
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Gpa Senrids

I'm AIter bon So Sabren 1rouerfeier Ton.
neriiag. ben 10. gldr5 1916, Ra6miitaes 2
llbr I'M @rouerbaule. 9eifetuiie alf ben Bine
SiraBessera oriebboie. 1913
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!, !. Cine balbe mahshsit 10 slps 0snss
aasAs
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Slesirrunes.sI .sIniteIlHuaen.
sn berianfsn g.rIhjrbenes.

eptefer BtnHos IS g1oien iipripbl
groHh. s2f5: pte men: freTft $500. gerfer
pictrr @ictroIn. Se6q Carthage aberue. GIits
fou. nnbe SooIocif6er Garten.
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9Ibert Is. 0ed

eeliebter Sotn bon perrn unb Grnn Gilbert @.
BED. aeb. vfrttuoe 0ermaIiIi, i'm gIier bon
z Japren, Wlprnten uno 4neen. @eeroi'
aun9 Wdttipo6. ben 10. Wldrs 1915, @crmit.
taes IL lbr bon Der .cur Sdbicr -.siirete,
oouilier en- Dit. anbrn. aus. Il
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St1rb am EDioatne. bsn 13. aldrs 1915, IL
Der 9obmina ibrcr Godbter, 5ran a9idne
Suit gio. 1907 gSnbdfb- sloe Gbarfftpu
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gu permirtben--Siiumer

m5bItrtes Bimmer NIT pnb uub
Toilette bet finoerIofem Gbepaar. eio on
eibertp SirdBe. IL
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s,erIansf- @dmnIidj.

% hder futf GteIIe Gle brittle Sanb. 1920
1bondu Strate. GunIn1ipsbile.
RnRn fii6t Gfels nIs s,prtfr In 9cfeI, Ca,
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Evening star., 1916-08-08
j. S. NAVY PROGRAM
RATED MODEST ONE
Sir Cyprian Bridge, British Re-
tired Admiral, Discusses
Proposed Construction.
BELIEVES IN MAKING SAFE
TREASURES THAT TEMPT
Considers Appropriation Suggested
by Senate as Timely-Panama
Canal Great Asset. He Says.
orresrcadeace Of tne associated Press.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
LONDON. JULY 2S-The naval pro-
gram of the United States is a modest
one in the opinion ot Admiral Sir Cy-
Drian Bridge. retired. one of England S
greatest naval experts and col,selors.
Admiral Bridge was formerly COM
r1ander-ir-chief OF the Australian
forces and director of naval intelli-
gence. Since his retirement he has
served on numerous commissions in
uuirinE into various branches of naval
activity.
Il cannot regard" said Admiral
Bridge. the naval appropriation and
the program agreed upon by the United
States Senate as more than modest,
considered in connection with your re-
sources and requirements. or when we
remember that the strength of the po-
I!oe force should he commensurate with
the treasures that tempt.
"The action of your government
seems timely. 1 have been one of
those who consider the Panama canal
as an even greater asset for offensive
purposes than for commercial advan-
tage, and | believe that a larger naval
program for your country certainly is
justified by the inability to place per-
feet confidence in the canals avail
ability ON account of slides now and
then. l refer, of course, to the emergen-
ey of transferring quickly from one
side of your continent to the other of
your ships in cases of attack, bearing
in mind the wisdom of your being able
to concentrate on both sides until the
problem of slides has been definitely
solved, enough naval strength to meet
aDy attack.
Evening star., 1916-08-08

replacement to he followed by the
japanese navy. but, according to the
japanese press. the naval leaders of
the empire will insist in the next diet
upon important building policy. For
some years the impression has been
growing in japan that the navy mas
been steadily dropping behind, that II
consists of too many old units and TOO
few modern, first-class fighting ships
capable of defending the country
against any probable enemy.
There are five modern superdread-
naughts either built or building in ia
pan. and. according to forecasts, the
navy will request authority TO bulld
three more within the next seven years.
This will not satisfy the more ardent
of japanese naval eXpansionists, but
it is believed that it is all the navy
Evening star., 1916-08-08

can induce the diet to ratify at this
time, owing to the call for appropria-
tionS in other directions where the
empire needs development The pro-
gram is also said to include two new
battle cruisers within the same period.
That would give Japan first-line
fleet of eight superdreadnaught and
six powerful battle cruisers. The
superdreadnaughts built or building
are the Fuso, Yamashiro. Ise, Hyuga
and Nagato. The battle cruisers now
in commission include the Kongo. Hi
vel. Haruna and kfrishima. 1t is
planned that the two new battle cruis-
ers would replace the Kongo and Hiyei.
which by the time the new units are
completed. would have to be relegated
to the second line. Supplementary
credits would have to be passed from
year to year to keep the dreadnaught
fleet up to modern requirements and
to replace units which beome obsolete.
Evening star., 1916-08-08
FILES CAvEAT TO WILL.
Mary E. Pile Contests Document
Signed by Her Aunt.

Mary z. Pile of Atlantic City, a niece
of Charlotte ]. Pile. has filed a caveat
in the probation division Of the Dis
trica Supreme Court against the will of
her aunt.
The alleged will is dated April. 1908.
and the niece declares that at the time
her aunt was not capable of executing
a valid will She also charges undue
influence by other nieces of the testa-
tarix.
The caveator Is represented by At
torneys Ellis and Donaldson
Evening star., 1916-08-08
NAVY BUILDING POLICY
IS PROBABLE IN JAPAN
Program Not Indicated, But I'm
preston Is Growing That Coun-
try Is Dropping Behind.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
TOXIC, July lit is yet too early
to indicate with any degree of Ger
tainty the program of expansion and