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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-11-27

Orsova, on the Danube, EntrappcdI
by Army i'm Its Rear-Von Macken.
sens Men Cross River at TwoI
Points and Country is Apparently
Doomed. ..
The Teutonic campaign against Rul
mania is developing rapidly, with Al
converging drive on Bucharest FROM
three directions in progress.
The Immediate threat to the capital
seemed to be greatest on the south
west, where the invaders have ap1
preached to within fifty miles afted
Field Marshall Won Mackensen had
forced the passage of the Danube al
two points and effected a junction
with the army of Gen. Won Falken
hayn which is pressing rapidly east
ward after having broken the Ru1
manian resistance on the lower Att
The rapid TeutoniC advance southl
east of Craiova turned the flank oil
the Alt position as did the Danubj
crossings.
Bucharest announcements todaI
report also a Rumanian retirement
little to the east of the Topolong rived
a tributary of the Alt on the eas3
This retreat apparently places the im|
portant town on the railroad frori
Craiova to Harmannstadt in Genera
Won Falkenhayn's hands.
The threat on the north and north
west from the border passes east o|
the Alt is still being held i'm check hi
the Russo -Rumanian troops and enl
tente military writer's assume thai
the Russians are sending furtheI
| forces to help out the Rumanians il
/ defending the more immediate mem
ace further south.
fcs Sofia gives details of the crossinl
of the Danube. The crossing at zinll
nitza was made by Bulgarian troopd
who are said to have captured largl
| quantity of grain in the town TIL
Germans effected their crossing neal
the mouth of the Alt, occupying Isl
| LACE.
In Dobrudia, north of the Constant
za-Tchernavoda line, the Russian adj
vance appears to have come to hall
The Bulgarian war office announce
that the hostile forces which hal
been attacking have now cntrenchnI
Fighting on the Macedonian froii
has been less general on account a
bad weather, but continued progress
for thu Italians who arc d.iyinI
northward west Of Morastir, is re|
ported by Paris.
Sofia declares the Italians were I'D
pulsed in this region. y Bulgaria
counter attack northeast of MonCs|
tir, in the CernG river region. wa
repulsed, according to tho Frero
war office.
Seemingly there is 10 disposition 9
the part Of either the British or ti
French to attack in force III ch
Somme region just at present ~
t:emely bad weather has been re
ported Us prevailing on this fron
and such attacks as Berlin has rs
corded apparently have been local
character. London, today, IN ITS re
port on operations along the france
Belgian front, ignores the SomTae nm
the Ancre regions, mentioning on
artillery activity in the neighoorhoo
or JaP,s see to the north OF ArTa
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-11-27
WEATHER.

Hartford, Nov. 27.-For
Hartford and vicinity 1air'
warmer tonight. Tuesday IN
creasing cloudiness and warm
err
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-11-27

The Topolog is a tributary of TIL
Alt, into which it flows at a poin
about 40 miles south of the Hun
garian border, below Rothenthuru
pass. 1t runs parallel to the Alt ove
Continued On Fifteenth Page).
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-11-27
Bucharest Admits Retreat.

Bucharest, Nov. 27.-The Ruma
mans have retired a little to the cas-
of the Topolog river.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-11-27

/continued on Fifteenth Page.)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-11-27
Rumanian Capital Men
aced by TripIe-Prong-
ed Teuton Pitchfork,
Short Distance Away
ALEXANDRIA, ONLY
As MILES AWAY FALLS

Defending Force Which Retired From
Orsova, on the Danube, Entrappcd
by Army i'm Its Rear-Von Macken.
sens Men Cross River at Two
Points and Country is Apparently
Doomed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

lihen Steaungen aber am pirflomltcn
belegt meroen tounen.
@inen iebr braudbaren W1inenmer.
fer 5eigt SIG. IL. Qas lulr / Wseter
lanae 9fobr bat 5,3 3eutimeter 9oli.
ber uno glatten Souf. @s rubt init lei.
nen Sdilo5apieu in itdblernen 2afet.
tenm6noeu, Die ouf bol3eruer 9et.
tilne onDeorOnet iino. 3urdl gIuf.
iteuen 8iDeier SiG0er lGBt ii6 ser Mi.
nenperfer fobrbor MAIDEN. Die fligeI.
tornligc @ombc C5ig. 13) bat gon5
oiinne gSonOulg. gei AZ S{ilogromm
STRENGTHENING im0 5S &ilogramm
C8eiamtgeluicbt betrGgt ser Gurd6.
meier mur As 8entlmeter. Gic Wline
bat 3eii5iinOung nit s Sefuuoen
9reun5eit. Sic rubt our9 @eriuiit-
luna zines glufloeers oui cinem sc.
widtsliiid, oos Oie &obrmiiu0lng
ringortis imiponnt. Gie Srcibltanee
rcidt nit ibrem biuteren Gnoe bis 5ur
EreibIaOuug binob; iie sreift 6urb
oos gtufloger uio @elui6tSItid bin.
ourh itn6 roet nod Elm lStiid in Das
@eiAoB binein. Die 8uIpergoiie trei.
ben beim Mbicbub Sreibltonqe nit
sO3ine unO 9ellcrloger aus Dem SRobr.
NSoboIO ieood 6ie Stange init ibrem
6interen itdrferen GeiI geaen oos
ihwere @epidtsitiid itobt, miro iie in
i6rer &orm6rtsbemcaune aebenlrtt.
mdtren0 lid oaS @ei6oB obltreift i,no
meiter fliegt. Stonee, @cluibtsitiid
ltno 9eaer bingeaen laden aleib Dor
Dem @erfer 5ii 9o0cn. Wtit oieiem
gSerfer loiien iid Murfmeiten bis 81
800 &eter cr5ieIen. SSt5wiidert hat
Die Graris oes &rieees neue 9lrter
bon @ainen uhS @inenwerfern erIte.
ben IaIien, init Oenen fi6 BEL qroBen
@eidoBgepi6t neitere Gntfernuneen
erreicben laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
ltuterieepb photographic.

,Ha unten aDer ifi's fnrbierIih,
uno Der Wenin nerinhe bic @'0tter Mot
llnb beaebre ME uno uiminer 5u ihaltn
gsas iie endoie berbiuen nit glatbt nHo init
@rauu.@
60 ser 9noppe in S1ilers Eou.
der onSers oie 99iiienidoft. Dieie
bate es iid itets angeIegen iein laIien,
Die berborsenen @ebicte fennen an
lernen Inn lte Dem ShlOiam au CT.
i6IieBcn. @inen @lid in ole monnig.
fode S9onbeit 6ieies @un0errei1eS
uns 3u eeitotteu, ibetnt Oie &botoero.
pbie bernfen. @eriube nit pbotoeras
pbiiden glufnobmen llnter @uiier
purOeu, pie Die Photographic fir
Nlile" ntitteilt, i9on bpr pieleu SSabrcp
Oeri1ieOeutlidl ongeltellt tno ols ei.
ner Der eriten botte Der, engliiHe 500
loge Or. fSronciS Mnr0 proftilbe @r.
folge ouf oieien @ebiete aui5umeiien.
@S mor ibm aelungeL III eiueu gros
Ben Tcib 0urh @inbauen eineS @loS.
bouies binter elmer oiden @laSi1eibe
Observation-Disclosures BON @oierticren
ber5mtellen ilno auf oieient Meee oil-
tbentiide ino milieuidaftlib lebr-
reibe @ilOer aus Dem 2iebesIeben scr
Sorellcn itn0 Seaupfepiiooen bon Oie.
len ioiuie BON itutertoudenoen
S6uimmoogelu 81 erIaneen. Sn Gbn.
liGer @eiie mitroeu bon @oumont
gufnobmen eirier 6iihotter beim Ser.
toleeu zines Slides unter @oiIer itno
oos Eouben Der Tiibotter bel Der
&erfoIeung OurA nodipiireuoe Sunoe
3uItanoe aebradt.
s. @illiontion un0 ieinen G0bnen
eeIone eS, eineu 9Ipparat 5u fon-
itruieren. ipeldber in betrd6tli6er
Seile Observation-Disclosures ermOg-
lidt.
Dieier 9lppnrot beitebt I'M peient-
liden aus elmer Souhtommer, oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

sir Die @coboc6tungen un0' ser.
ltellilng bon pbotogropbiie6en Qlufuo6
men oicnt Elm III sic giobfonlincr
eingebautcr @ietaatrihter, melder
nod auBcn init einer Icbr oictcn @laS
platte bon ~ 9Hcter Eltr@mcier
obgcIblollen lit. 9idd5 inncir uercnnf
lid ocrlcIbe bis ouf ctipo " Atclcr
Durbmelier uno lit ali 0iciela Gn0c
nit eincr ltarten 5tublplaitc, III mel
der 8lpei side @loSplatten iibereiuur
Der ein9ei1altet into, bcric6cu Ca
pom miro cine Shcibe fir OuS 5eHcn.
Die anoere ais @iIOfeIo fir sic ao.
ncra beniibt Der 3mii6enrolun 0eS
Iribters miro nit Silie eines 9unp
mertes nit foniprinlierter Quit &c.
fiiat i'm olif bieie @eiIe sem enprinen
gSolierOrud bei groBcr Siele 3um
SNube fir Die GuBere eroBe @los.
ldcibe 81 belpegen. 0ie belonoers
ltarten rno fcblerfreien @lasplutteu
NIno ociltitbcs Sobrif1t.
9emerfenSmert lit, ooB BEL floreu
gSalier oas onrhoringenoe 9onnen
libt nod 9eIihuugs8citeu BON / rs
'SetunOen geitottet. Ga0urh erihei.
ncn Die Seoulgungen aegeben, Sci Qrp.
Der Sieienl1Grfe oes 2ihtbilOes nod
ralHe Observation-Disclosures ber5ltitel.
len, luie Dies nomentlic6 iiir Aino.
biloer erforoerlid lit, 3nr eriteu
groBercu Grturfiou III 6ie Nlecres
tiefe NIT Silfe oieier gluSriihtng lpllr.
Den Ntecresgebictc bel 0cn @ahunlas
inleIn aep11It, Oa bier Gin beion0erer
yleihhmI inlmterieeiiAcn @drtenun
an Wecresticreu bel icltcnqr @Iarlcit
oeS &allerS an3utrefien iii. glltb
3aplreide @rddS bon Sdjiffen melbe
an Den iih oaleIbit ouf touieu0c boii
Auaoratmeileu auSoebnenoeu aprol.
lenriffen geltrouOet iino, biloen sic
S5enerie.
Sas sIuffinoen aeeigneter Gldbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

Damn oie SpreneIaOuns our@rploIton.
Der eiierne 9oppelfran5 NIT @infers
blIngen liefert Die Spreneitiide. Nlit
Ger gelp6bnliben @otrone, oeren @e.
dob entternt uno ourcb einen elalii-
i6en Yfropfen eriest miro, mer0cn
6ugmeiten bis 100 Neter, nit Der.
lIorfter Yulperlooung bis 250 Ntcter
errei6t. Dos @eluicbt DER BON 9loien
(5ia. ~ bereeiteaten @eipebreronote
betrd9t rluo 600 @ronInt. Sic lieiert
bel 20 @rontm SprengIaoung geeen
90 Spreugitiide. 8um 8erideBen
miro cine beiouoere 8ilierborrihtuna
duf oaS @ewebr aufgeiest.
Stellen nun Son0- iinO @epebr.
gronaten iebr nirfioue 99offen i'm
&onpfe eegen lebenoe 8iele oar, is
6aben iie eegeniiber toten 8ielen, lpte
feinolicbe @r1ben, @GQe, 8erbolc
uim. bod nilr cine red)t beI6ranfte
&irfune. Ga man onoerieits i'm 9tab.
fompfe, po oie @r1ben oft MIR 80
bis 100 @teter auseinanoer liepen, oie
eieene gIrtiaerie tpeeen 3u aroBer
Streuiing Der @eitiiSe niht Derpea.
Oen fam, 10 Job man ii1 beronlobt,
sur gScgr6umltng oerortiger $inocr.
niiie groBere @urfgei1olje gu bertpen-
BEN. pic Dor @infiibrung Der eeooge.
nen @el9iise gebrGudli6e @ombe,
oie aus glattem Wlorier pcrIdolien
muroe, erIebte oamit ibre @ieoerouf.
crltebung. gSur fottnte man iif, Do Die
8ei6oIie fiir ben gtobfonpf beittumt
poren, NIT fiir5en un0 oitnnen &cb.
rem begnitgen, Oa ia Die treibenoe
EltlOerIooung fir Die gcrinee gntfer.
nung MIR ear5 idDocb Su iein brnuh.
te; olio ou6 fein bober 9rud ouf bic
9obrtpdnOe otseeiibt pirO. ltn0 ee.
raoe erit Oos eeringe @eptdt imo ole
fleiuen 96meihiugen ermoglidten Die
Alfitelitre Der Wtinenmerfer, uie
man ole 2oncierrobre fir Die Sc
i9olie Die Wlinen - be5ei1net, in
ben ooroeriten @rGben, no oIo oie
eigenen Erippen Our9 Streuung
ni1t mebr eef6br0et iino, Oie ieiuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

tellbiffes 8 Nieter BEL tS Mleter 00be,
Der Soften idliffe 3 Wteter bci 8 Meter
9obe, Die Sobe OeS peitlidcn Soupt-
turmes AZ Mcter, ser meitlidEn
JhlnOtiirme 81 Metcr, oe8 oitli6en.
oben ahtedigen &ierungsturmeS 81
Agteter, Der 6ciOen G5ortiirme 3S 9le-
ter un0 Ole nltbore @rrnOfl1dbe 1920
&uaorutueter, eiipa elm &icrtel OeS
&olner Comes. 3mii9ru @liticl- lmo
Seitcnl1ifien itcbcn ie icdS &feilcr
ons ichmar5cr 9oioltlcuo, picre tia
NIT SaI6lGulen nlittelS platter @lirt-
bd0en perblmocn; aae S@iffc Iiio nit
&reiB8erolBcn o9ac 9iippeu ii0er-
eedt. Der Soupthlrm iiber ser nett
llden @iernna, fir iieb olleiu idon elm
Nrobttlid romaniicber Slniit lit i'm
Hntcrbou 10 meilier5aft be9anOelt.
ooB mm im Snnern an OieIer SieQc
eineu 10 modtiqeu Surm our ntdt
pernutet. lin ieinen erlten Stod 5icbt
lid an orci Seiten cine 3ierlicbe @o.
lerte nit ooppelt aeitcQten SGllcn,
mli ipm er9ebt iicb Ger unl oie 9reiten
Der @alerie periiinete O6erbou nit
pier @iebeln in mel1e rbomboioen-
forriq Der 0o6belm eingreift.
Su Den beiOen @inaGnaen ser gSelt.
ielte gelonqt nan our6 oos ouf orei
Seiten freiItebcnoe, oorgeIugerte ,,go.
roOieS" cine 9orballe nit ofienen
glrtooeu oeren ieOe orci ODER bier
So9enofiuungeu 5piihen i6lonfen
gefoppelten SduIen aus 2ubo, brGun.
lid gelben &alflinter ODER ibmoraen
Murmor llmfuBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

SodionmerS 0urd sic Grr6uuituu.
gen oeS Sees mo Scr uiSgeoebnten
So6waIoungen eemil0ert miro. Ger
Simenfran5 Ger 6oben 6epoloeten
Serae bat MIR I'M Siioen einige
idmale 2iiden, pelhe oen marmen
>om0eu oireften 3utritt geltatten.
9ieic miiticbaittia giinitgc iuO
Gabci bo6romontii@a NoQe auf Ger
lonIt menig cillaOsnoen No@ebcnc
filbrte 81 frii6cr 9elieOehtng; Ihon I'M
10. Sobrbluoert itauo alf einem
Ser1poriprng on Der Sioicite, 100
beute Elm SdgerbdusNen in oem oib.
ten &o1wolo fat pcri9winoet 0ie
4fal8groicnburg (GalatuuuD, uno
nod beute 6eiBt ooS umlieaenoe @e.
biet oDie 8eaen5". 9lm @noe oeS H..
Sa6rbuuOerts reiiOierte BORT bdufig
Der @fol5orof Seinrid H., Oermdblt
nit gt0el6et Go6ter OeS @rofen bon
Srlanninoe, Die ans ibrer eriten @be
nit oepn @raien 9I0albert BON @aQen-
ltG6t cmen Sobu SieqfrieO bafte, De.
rem 5peite @6e ober futoerloS blieb.
Bum Sell ieiner Seele llno sur @r-
(anaimg 6es elpigen 2ebenS" grim.
Oete Seinri6 1893 am Siioufer oes
Sees Elm 9eneoittinerfloiter Dem er
pcrlC6ieOene Sitter in ser llueegeno
un0 sic airbe 5u &ruft als Dototion
ii6erpies. 0ie SunOomeute Oes groB-
aetio onoeleqten &loiter. ilno 9irden.
boites maren foum aus oer>@rOe, oils
Seinrih IL. idon 1895 ltarb. Seine
9tnhfoIQer paren peuiger eifrig, umo
esit am "a. glueuit 1856 fonnte ole
airde 0urb sen @r5biibof SiIlin BON
Erier cingepeibt peroen, Die 6ltelte
nod porbunoene 8oiilita IN 9euti3s
lono, cine 8erIe Der ronlonil@en Sau.
flnIt.
Ser @utn0riB seiat in llebercin-
thinning NIT Oent 5citperpanoten
Com BON g9orns cine Oreiicbiifigc
8fcilcr 8uauu NIT Slpci IN S3olbtrels
len o6aeidjloIicneu GbTren i'm Slten
uuU sBeItcn. cutprchenO ooppclte
GuerI6ifie, ourb cincu Sem gSelt9or
Uorecle0tem be5iebmgsueiic oielcn
uuIblieBenoen 5dulenuorbof unnit-
telbor an oo8 Qlltertint ontniipfeno.
Die @eianltIdnge betrGgt SS GReter,
Sic YGnoe oeS W1ittelihiffcs obne Sor.
boae 6S aletcr, oeS 0itli6cu 4uer-
ibiffes "a Dieter. Die 9reite OeS a)lit'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

our1 ein eloihidcs 0Robr NIT eincul
@aiIerfabr5eilg oerblm0en lit.
9cn tccbniib mi1tigiten Cell biIOet
Die &obrperbinollng noH Ser Sieie.
Dieielbe beitebt aus StoblglieOcrn
neridieOener @r6Be. Dopnu entb1lt
ieoer ein5elne GeiI einen 9ber. unS
einen lluterfIanid, Die. Our6 Stu6l-
geIeufe 5uiommeneefiigt, iuniierOidt
obiblieBen.
Dit oem gooen 0es lebten StabIge-
lenfes lit ole EaudJfantmer perbun.
ben. Gieielbe III aus 5toblbIerb eefer.
tiet itno bietet bel eiuen GalmOur6.
meiier bon 1l9 Dieter glab fir oen
Dperuteitr uno oeiieu pbotogrop6iide
Eatiafeit. Gie @an0iidrfe ser Seam.
mer lit oerort, ooB Tic bis 5u 244 @te-
ter Eiefe Dem Mniierorud @ioerItono
81 leilten perntoQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

glbleits bon 0em @etriebe ser 8elt,
inmitten ianlteerlnoeter bodpalobes
ltonoener 9ergfuppen, mebr oem
225 Meter iiber oen 9bein bel glnoer.
no1, bon 0ieiem in gerooer &inie nilt
3ilometer entfernt. iiegt Der Saa6er
See, nit ieiner udberea llmgebun9
Elm fleines @arooies 5pii6eu oeu
&rlimmern DER llr5eit. Gem 8eden III
ger &rater zines erloi@enen 8llltans,
DER NIT Den umIiegen0en Soben Den
norootliAen @noprnfi Oes 90 &iIos
meter laugeu Dultaniiben 3uges in
Oer bpBen @ifel biloet.
Ger See liegt in Der Sobhtng, mel.
eye ans oem dItereu @e6irge ausgebla-
len mltr0e uGbren0 nm oieielbe elm
NoIl licb onbdufte, ser ober audi per-
ldlieOene fIeinere S{roter ouflpeilt;
ieln Spieeel (-E 275 0}eter) lit eii6r-
mig bon Suomeit naH ]tor0oit 1882
Dteter lang BEL 1924 .feter Sreiie
uno riino 1900 Dieter lldfang; sic
SberfIGd)e betr6gt 1913 Gga0raifilo.
meter, Die gr0Bte Giefe 53 9ttter. 9as
SSalier liefern Elm fleiner Sad, sic
g1eoeri9ldee lno 5oblreide lueaen
n Dem ionit im0ur1ldliigen Secbo,
oen; eS lit foit iiiBlib lino tc6erDergt
oor5uglih ihmedenoe, bis 5il 20 Bio.
1@mere Sbleien, Sebte ln0 9oli@e,
SSn Der g1dbe ser llfer 1T oas 4So cr
nl1t tief, Jel6e un0 weiBe SeerD ,l
ollben bier 5milben iippig mudern-
oem Sd)ilf oas audi Ocu lteqcupeiip
1llnpfigen llferrGno beocdt. 81 mai
loe Der Spiegel Oes SeeS 60 9seter
9obeg nm ole llier helm SAnee.
l@nel5en gegen lle6erihwcnmu 81
l9isen, mar idon I'M 1850 eb No.
lluBltouen nah Der 9ictte cn9clcgt.
Der. wenn nltc) Blnoert lSo6rc ip1ter
erneuert, ood i'm 2aufe Ger ,So9rblm
oerte unbrou6tar un0 Oaber 1912
pns 1914 ourcb cincn neucil, 6 Dieter
lieter lieecpoen cricBt uur0e. Gas
ourd ocn StoIlen abfiipbenOe 2Soiicr
treibt cine 0lable. @coIogiiA unO b.
foiliid lit ieoar S6ritt in ser llmse-
pnng 6odIiniarciiout: Der 9oNen
ringsum 5luii@en lsee.llfcr uno @ers
Gen, beionoers on Der SiiOieite, iuo
Que 9eree uiebt 10 no6e on oen See
Derontreteu, lit GuBerit irucbtbar, 0oS
Selma ourh Ole geibiibte 2oge gleitb.
maBie rrO miloe 90 Die @lutbi6e Oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
SauSsronateu nnO @urfmiueu.

l5oriletuue bon oeT 3. seiie
wie9t bel ~ 3entimeter 2Gnqe unS
80 8eutimeter 0urdmelIer 600
@romm Die Abie oes Spreug5pliu.
oers iueiit Gin 9fobr out 0oS ais Siib-
rung fir einen S1log6olseu 0ient,
Der i'm 0tube5llItonO 0ur1 @orltefer
gdiihert miro. gluberoem miro er,
wcnn Die Goriteder Dor Dem @cbroudb
cntfernt merOen nod ourd swei
fleine, lcit9t obbrebbare 9loien oe.
holten Oie bctm gluiidlooen oes @e.
ibolies bon Dem bori6neden0eu
SdlogboI5en obgebrohen merOeu.
Der s9ol5en brinst oos 8iinObiitc9cn,
Oieies Die 3itn6loOung rnO oiele olS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

5is. 2. SIN @diIcr fpicIeuSc SlnSer.
erfor0erte 0aB Die @Uu1iicr obaciuht
mitroen, 6cppr sic ciacatlitbe glr5eit
nut Der &omcrn poracnouiaap mir0e
Ginige 8eiipicIe fir 0ie oABeror.
NentIicb crfolgrciche SGtigfct nit sic.
lem llntcriceopporot 6ieien 0ie nciae.
gebenen gil0er, melbe einen iOuui.
iAen llnterieegnrtcn ((Sig. l) uu0
Gouber i'm aantpie nit eincln sal.
lid (6ig. y Ooriteaeu. Gin an0eres
@ilN 5cigt Den Euuhapporut Dor ici.
ner Gerlenfluig (3ig, A. Gie bisge.
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-11
A TWICE-TOLD TALE
One Of Interest to Our Readers.

Good news bears repeating, and
when It is confirmed after q long
lapse OF time. even IL we hesitated to
believe it at first hearing, we feel
secure in accepting its truth now.
The following experience Of a Nor
witch man is confirmed after two
years.
d. ]. Brown. Summer St, Nor
wich, says: The results that followed
the use Of Doan's Kidney Pills in my
case were satisfactory. I got this
medicine at N. D. SEWN & Sons Drug
Store and It proved effective in
Strengthening my kidneys and re-
lieving other symptoms OF kidney
trouble" statement given Angus,
%. 1sOs)
OVER TWO YEARS LATER Mr.
Brown said: Kidney trouble and ]
have been strangers for a long time
Price soc, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Piils-the same that
Mr.. Brown has twice publicly recon.
mended. Foster-MiIburn Co. Props.
Buffalo. y. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-11
PAYS TRIBUTE To WILSON
Rev. A. Keefe Says President is One Of the Great Figures
in American History-Large Attendance at Stereopticon
Lecture.

ed for defenders of the honor and glory
of our country.
Presenting views of the White House
and the national congress, Father
Keefe called attention to the fact that
President Wilson and the legislators
of the nation can always depend on the
patriotic loyalty of the Catholic Amer
lean citizens in all that tends to the
welfare and honor of America A
view of the Pan-American building
was the subject of reflection on our
duties and opportunities in our rela-
tions with the great South American
republics. while the famous painting,
Westward HO! turned the speakers
attention to a consideration Of the
sacrifices and wonderful achievements
of the great armies OF pioneers who
felled the forests, cultivated the
prairies and developed the mines Of
our great country and expanded the
prosperity of our republic even to the
Golden Gate.
Father Keefe presented views of
many of the great cities of the west.
Chicago, Seattle, San Francisco and
others, dwelling upon their remark
able growth and numerous attractive
features.
Discussing industrial features of
American progress, he referred at
some length to the abundant harvests
of wheat and rye and corn and the
millions Of head of cattle and sheep
and swine that our prairies contribute
o the food supplies of the world. With
views of several mining camps and
smelling and refining plants, Father
Keefe called attention to the wealth
of American mines that furnish gold
and silver and copper and iron and
coal, etc, in remarkable abundance.
The wonderful achievements of our
American engineers were striBingly
depicted in views Of mountain rail-
roads, great irrigation canals and
wonderful highways like the Lincoln
highway. which proposes to make au-
tomobile routes across the continent.
Father Keefe called attention 10
the wonders wrought on the Pacific
coast by Father Junifero Sierra and his
band of Franciscans who civilized the
natives and established the first CEN
ter of Californian prosperity while
they dug the first irrigation canals
and transformed a desert of sage
bush and cactus into one of the rich
est and most charming garden spots
in the world and made the Santa Pc
| timetables read like a litany of the
saints"
With views and reflections on Mag.
ara Falls. Yellowstone Park. Grand
! Canyon. Big Trees. Garden OF the
| Gods. Cave of the Winds, etc. Father
| FKeefe called attention to the fac
| that See America First" should bC
| the motto of every American traveller
and guaranteed that Americas natura
! wonders are eXcelled by those OF M
/ country in the world.
Exhorting his hearers to study and
| practice the ideals and virtues o
( American heroes. TO develop America.
/ marvellous opportunities and to i'm
prove If possible the glories and
| charms of American grandeur anC
! beauty. Father Keefe urged them Il
| make our country the greatest and
/ best in the world and our flag tn,
most honored emblem of civil liberty