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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-12

Doe raaDfin nas pasfsl oa fn fh1t
rfnim uhirh ~ annwn oHii il mDrtsla
- Divine description De- hHn hoh.
b5 n'nfiY sfsrb man anrth while haa
bobby Joe believed ln single TAf
49, talked fDr 70 its worried Tor &c.
~ f0uthf fnr o. lie andfffueA o.
demonstrate 90 good uf q partial Hnfll
snflun ln enc elfy 10 NDuafou Thf
experiment covered fna hfcf 10 period
fu mahr anpd The courts UHf 10
pultiua on 10 Joe aot fn ne ful nr nf
his town. brat -inWs Gas waH nuf fhf
iHsur ~ mo DRmpHFn. fnfaer fnan
ihHf fhe pnsifIYu or w1tar tended fa
TIto wNlFni tn fne afrlmanf .n lsnsIl
uf fnf Hrnfiuir Tat amnsi.n snH fHr
cFl0finH duties nf ihn office Hr3sr.
mlns1 tpeH ,ousutuuon nn1 in- fnd
oarnf Huflrnh iin Wl ur HlnIeIoi.
mnufusd n urre trrir nf uIend.
should nIuHi' rat t.tf IrrtH nt
prove lfa NnriU a Joe inaf0nsi mpn.
Hmruf wIu ht nHf.d .u fHr rINta'
sfunada no Austin W.DD Time. li'.
500
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-12
HAuoz

The hiil, around iiRhcn are iw
iilircd with hlp0d NVNt o. N,r
dun. ne taliyian town has olamr
the greatest number VI victims
ltalig IS the key tp lcmhcrr
ialieg !, the ipaih swirl that
checked llrusilaff iu 1915 at uu
hour when lemhcrg snemna doom.
ed aud now llalicf IS Ia Rnssinu
hands, and the WAY 90 lemhvrg 4.
open Il "a s,arilAw hoyond hc.
lief. this unexpected conValeseencc
Of revolutionary Russia and il VIII
have a very direet Immediate m
fluence 90 Nusiria-llungary. a..
ready fallering, alreads FACING
domestic slisSehsiens
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-12
RENAISSANCE

just a. nn old man confirmed I'M
errors ST belief, finds il difficult
20 ohanHe his habits oi thought.
80 does china. the obi man OF his
tory. xnnnhle forward ia search
Of greater Freedom. Yet, uotwith
standing ancestor, worship and ira.
ditiuu that fits like chain mail.
China persists, ana ~ going 10
trinmph. When General Chang
llsnn retired 10 the Temple Of
Heaven, after az ahortive attempt
20 restore The Manchu dynasty. he
AT the same Instant accepted he.
feat aud chung 10 Tho holy relies A.
j guarantee of amnesty.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-12

dicia these days. which viii So iHr
toward unilus Dsnsfti rerhiu9'F r.
quest ott inHf viii 30 ~eli hefdsd
There ale many men BOZ the rank AMI
fiie who are striving for the commits
slong that viii boz theirs aE result nf
proper conduct ~ sufficient display ~
ability and of qualification f1r fhe pros
motion That they are seehlua To these
the commander hint Will come .u ihe
form ~ added opportunity 80 aQfs
without rayiua that such viii hf Een.
iifmeu thar ines VIII ~ prseepi and
frampis Zoe others that should ffHlif
ih rhs fan realization nf Densfal per
ahlna's ambition Dallas Tlmea &c.
Ild
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-12
SIX RiNoUs ARHssrEp
IN OFFICE or NEW SpAP { Y

SAN FRANCISCO CAL iuiy a. SIX
linUus Wefu arr'sted to,laN In a raid
0n NV efflros of the un,Aasian Cadar.
Nrfnacalar newspaper fpai ~ those
arrested We're smeas tfe iSa wha we've
lass week lndirtrd ,p ceiutciion with
the Vharge ~ W,rtl-Nlao cunsIita,,
10 ionens n Nmerlea an ui,isAtG
'gninst British rude la India ami Ire.
lanl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-12

The NuNsian revolution Is roliing 60.
wanl Nerliu Charlaton News ant
'0ut,Vr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-12

ltdi Vow thsN want to pam
mAui..r pes auinwohit f0 ust
fIrHr Av Nru whiting Yts
hpf : cfnt eet 1 to go Nou.c,.
Statesman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-12

Thursday luly y 1917
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
Sseridjt Oes Oeatfden @enerarlEaOs.
(DrabiIos mao caobiacl

Serliu H. Samnur. 9uic umO rmmaniid srnppen 6a6cn
geer mil an Smppeumacn lire iuaecn @ngre segn Oi hr5.
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bic SauptnC 5uradac5ogcu wpr0eu
@nf Dem GNidsn @c9Sdaplate uO ruIid guari aegen
ontacn Sennuser idoi@ Ooa Smorgon dmmid GedlaaH Die
onneH wGrcH ~neH 5nndsepeH bredc SOOe anf om 6eoc
5nridaicaS
9uf eirOn FuO sclcru GamuODc Suiamcc Srnppn in
Oc irenda Sennsc an Der GOmbNB cnacSrnnscu nmO nit
guaG Gnugeucn brn 0rGbcn lnrdgctcb
Oicic suabcu nS Oem miden Scrid cntOuicn Der
Nadmag Der Oenr Obcu SccreScnna angcge6cn muro
&adiccn6 Der UOnc gSDrtlnnt Der @itt6eiuns
galfans sGricgSidaHpGut
grmccauppc Ss GGcr5oas Suicpb BON ScIr Sn Seu 5-
ldn Gurpacn Sadcments 6cnid Sager Der @G0e
GOmon, u6r6 Der oOHcn ggrta enige Wugen gemadt
anO elm aGaidncnGcwcbr 0cn nSldcn Grabcu msbrad
n Der eCuO wien Ocm &Ouu uuS bem Sudka.S ole babn
sic 9nen nuO Mumen lire 6eigu NHafe oic ibueu Oeu
leeeu ed ccncu 05cnrnnsu iOrsrictt SIS sclOns ucn,
O SaGc cu 6Mf aRen Sn aQen auOcrcu Stcaen
ben @ 6as Onts oOaoaeH HHO lire Scrn ~arcn nRcroOHt
dd 6tser @atar.
Nrmccernppc Scs 6OmdraaS non @Odcuu Sn Den nmpacu
Sanoeu 5uia Srnlu naS @alot wurScn pOrsO6uc tHrId
@olcu @ccu scmGf in @Gb %aOn mmcrd mei
a6erscueu nOdcn sHefrdrn an bic Sanptn mrddscosn.
&udc aGtenaeH Die eOmrtru pOrSauOcn wHrSm Ond
ier NriacreSeMe sam Nalten ac5wuugcn.
gn Der macooniia 6Ont Gai Fd ndtS uOu arGhr SSelnaa
osfrdcr arteasfdonpIut
NrmeraBg Ocs @rnjcn 2copOIO Sagcr Ncitsem griac
Scner uIgeu am &omig rnFde Nu8riic on mnrc Stnussu
arf cucr idmHu Ont nu Suie cHgeOrMnaen glcd
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0GnOcu
@G6rsnS scr Nod warSm GrnnSMssgb gbt6ciau9cu SciaS
S OccOeucr %nntn ani nncre smu UOrcfCu 5adgascn
&rflider NriegSidGnpI0t
rmeesrnppc OeS SrOnprinen 9npprcdt Bayern pcic
ScNeu &nncH Der Trou uOm OaS NrnCr Snn NcnUcrcn
G6arOitcr Sm pcrH'A6but mnr6 rOder Nuai aod in
scr Gntudnug nncrsn Saerieeu sum S0caS gc6radt
niere ceenru uarcn aa6c Sc SarS
@aenOart nuS ms BON &rrOnue erOlsrd renlru Der
@en9ennObme uon u Sranon nnO Der Gbntnug Wncngc
me6reS.
Nuccsngm brs Oentldn NrUnprnSm 9ad ecInnecurn
NnGgpOon aa Der HOmbr0b Mbtblnn0eM 0nnoDers
d nantce IN cine einoidc Snna
1a @usucn arHd nOdSem Die Sr6cscr eatcuorS.
ben aedlagcn b0tn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
Die OcntI&c Scim.9lrmcc.

3mougSpeic &ctrldiruug fiir Oic.
ieIbc muot5ie. Sn folder gros
Der 3o6l meIOen lid Die 6rehuiI.
liGen 5rauen wic Mduncr al
ler StdnOc bereit, i6re Gieuiic
oem Goterlonoc SIR @erfiiGluG
81 iteQcu 1oS CT. @ut 5cr-
&c, Gbci Der Gipilobt6cihrua Ocs
3ricGSomteS, ioat
@erIin 10. Sonuor uia 2on.
BON, iG. San - S9ic Gr. Gnrt Sor'
gc G6ei ocr Gipil gl6t1eilung ocS
&rie0Somtcs, beitc crfldrtc, lieGen
ic6 10 Diclc Srciipili9c iiir 0cutid.
lono's Scinlat0S 9Irncc 0oB Die
Sieaicrima Dorlouiis, mo Dieacidi
nicmols, 5u 3iuonaSmaBna6nen 5n
grcilen bat, Inn Oie I'M 9tooembcr
bonn 9leidStaa ouioriiiric Sdoiiimg
scr Scimat6S glrnec onrh5niii6.
rem. Sic groBe 3a6l Der 5retpiili.
gen 6il0ctc ciue nnacncbmc llcbcrs
roidimg iiir Die 9e6orOcu Snl gan.
gen @onoc Bat iih nod uuo nad Oic
llebcr5euguno 9a6u oc6rodch OaB
0os aricoSomt Oic Gipiliiicu nnr
gom oamdbliA in GieniI prclieH
Mill nm ooS @cidditSle6en scr ylo
iion 10 menig olo m6slid 81 cr'
ibiittern.
Scl6it 6roucu wcld)c ooG ui9t
inter ooS Weiee in 9ejug oui oie
Sdoiiing ocr ScimotbS 9lrmcc
ioaeu bo6en iicb in Sdoren ireipil.
fla acmeloet mo Oic 3d6l ser Jun.
gen 9eilie, peldc bereit iinO, Die
Shuleu tu ucrlaiien, nm iid in Sen
Iienit Ocs &atcrlonOcS 81 itenen 1T
10 aroB, Dob Oos aricaSomt 0cn 81
fer 5iiaen muBtc, 9iS jebt unroc
Innr elm flcincr 9ro5cntioe pon Srcit
lpiQigcn onacuommcu a6cr Oieicr
%ro5euiiob genii9t bcreiiS, ipoGcnt.
lid) uc6rerc GouIeuo @iom Soloo.
ten irci5umohen pcldc 6is6cr @or
niiousoicnitc t6oten, @riidcn De
madDtcn uuO acpiiic @oitcu Ocdtcn
Cicic Solooten fonnten Oen 6intci
scr Srout liegeu0cn GcrpoItiingS6e
,irfen iiberiuicien mcrOel 10 0aB OiC
! bis6cr bort pcrmen0eicn Nlonnidof
len, Eouicuoc Nu0 EouicnOc, 5un
oftipcn Cicuit an Scr Sront iclbI
ucriNq6ar WurOci.
SGe Gr. Sorgc erfldrt. 6ot iid6 oi'
] 0ppoiition nit tucIhcr oos arie9S
amt pon 9lnioug gcrchuct 1atic, be
ion0crS pou Sciicn Scr @cpcrtidoi
fen uS glr6citerocr6dnOc iibcr
6ouH nidt ciu0ciiclt, Hm @cAcn
t6cil. aid sic @eluerfidoftcn trctcn
lmic ioIt oac SrNaniiotioncn bic SIN
! oIcId10itSlc6ca Der 9toiion acborcu
cnt6ulioiiiib iiir Oic %crwirfIidlni
/ OcS 4lancS ciL Gic 3abl Der Grii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
gerieuft sehH tapert 8luei 6diiie.
@erIHa Der Otairten Snreb Die ztbiKe umS aabumssm
mmgebemer.

Den 5ubredeH Wlan0n Oendcu Noc OieIm 0rieae ii
He Hene bu5nsHst wOrOeu Sin OenteS 9apcridf
paHoesSdtabrt Der yen AebOs i'm SHbaHt nfaerGna
|nOcus n sdf linn pcrcnt unO minoaens uri
iUoem Doa bm geaper Sn aer gobridate Srfc Die geue
S Sregnoreu abcr up cine erbcbid aEOfcre gmCieH eH
Die brlG N0msGtat madtc getern Die AntGn0atng
oa@en Nnauaddeu uno behasc Oomt bic Neratc, bic
anacrcr 3r I'M lmane ure mbcr ma SenfheS df
Sor0Ou Der Nnrtcncg OMrdbrudru uiinc Gee
euOmmeH e Soucit Der britdcH SefaEEimadnns en
Ut bIno i'd Der Scutid Scuiar 5rrtbe Operations.
co oes Oentdcn SdfieS mar pfcnba Der ~ SHSumca
Die critic Nadrid ben gftOGcn Seaiden Soperdiffes
tam nit Der Iufnn OcS apancu 0amp gn6iou GOrn" in Rer
nambnco, yraiicn meI SbciI GOnhaitcn
SAiic a Nuro bate
Die britde Smotdt bate 0e5cm6cr uuscfuSs Saa Elm
Serd eN9eeaugen M om 5niUgc Gin gUerlc0ete" SntdeS S
Gcember im gorOaann Gsau gcIdict u6eu M gOu 0a.
ag fam Oie onug bun em unbctaHuteS Sd 1crmbcr
Der Norowctnc BON dulono anacben pOrOcu i Sem oc
Noretnn9 Der SaDt nctte inter Anname oaf
bianOden GGnp v0amma@ bunSc Gpdtcr b bcrnnS
bic u0amma~ M jcRcm Sage in Nirfmal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18

deberger, ioat Or Soroe, lit bon
SSodc 5u SSodc 9criu1er imo 10 &c.
oeutHaSloS gemor6cu, SaB ooS
&riegsonlt gescmudrtig niht an
3lpdnaSoicnit oeuft. GS lieacu feline
3u5len oorii6cr por, uic piclc Si,.
fruten Die Ocltihc 9egieriug fir bic
Ncimat6s gIrmec ocluinnen foun,
aber Ir SorBc lit Der Nlcinmg DOS
oeic iHGbihgSweic oraeieBtc 3iifcr
bon 100000 bis 100000 i'm SIN.
6lid oui Oeu 3uitrom bon 5reiuili.
gen ST nieOri1 9cgriiien mar.
0ic mciiicn 9lnmel0ln9cn bon
8reiluiQiQcn criolgen aui briefli6cm
g9cgc, mo ans allen aloiiou Der DC.
polfcrung lollicn 6ci 0cm 8itreou
tGglidb touicnOc bon 9rieicn Gin.
Gielc glumcIomacn fommen aus Ocn
obcren &loiicn Der @eieuibait ln0
oicic Seutc iino 6ereit, irgeno pelAc
@riegSorbeit 5u perribtcn, obnc oud
MIR Elm @ort iibcr oie 206nc 5u Der.
licrcn Sic iino bereit fir cineu
So6u 5u or6eitcn, Der bcocutcnO I'M.
ter ibrcn gcwo6ntrn Gintommcu
itebt. &crocn Oic Srcipiaigcn an
gcnonrncm 10 cr6altcn lie in Ocm
9cjrf, no iic 3lm glr6cit ciugeitclt
weroen, cinen glornoIlohn, mo nulB
elmer Die 6dnilic ocrloiicn 10 erbGt
0icle oie notbigc llpicrihi6mg.
Gpr1 iciuc ii6cr ooS aouBc Hcid
ScrItrcuicn Slwemw uericboiit lid
oos aricgsont in 9e3no oui Oie Der.
iiigbaren 9lr6eitSfroite cuige6enoc
Sniormoiion, uno Oicie StotiItif
miro prottiid po6l pcrlponot. @e.
n0tbi9t 3. 9. cine 5o6rif in SiO.
Eelliidlano geluiiic glr6citSfraitc, lr
toun lic oieicI6en ous Noro.GaliIc6.
lon0 bcjic6cu 9toc1 un0 nod luirN
Die Shaifing imo SlHS6ilOuma scr
Scimot6Sorincc cine adn5lidc Icli.
ucrt0cilna ser 9lrbciiStrditc I'M
&eidl porne6mcn. Gu moqen !. q.
wie Or Sor9e oisiii6rtc, sic Nci5cr
Der 9rduar6citcr inlmcr Oiiuncr pcr
ocn, neil Oos @loterial fiir sic Ser
lteIhuu0 uon Bier imner uenigcl
miro. unO sic bier ii6eriGiiiig ocpor
oencn 9Iroeitcr moacn oonn in 9cOer
Sobrifcn oOcr in Der @ctoanOuliri-
ouitoildcu 0ic Shu6io6ritontcn
Die iitl ibcr sen Mou0cI an 9lrbctS
fr0ltcu bctloacu moQcn Oieic mad
imo noh aus Scr Gertilinouliric Be
5ic6eu.
Or. Sorac lit cuiidbloiicu. 0i
gsonoAmg mr. 9on5 longiam ourd
| 5liii6ren> Oonit ooS oll0cmeinc sc
idl1ttSIc6cu uidi cri6iittcrt mirS
Ger cn5iae @ci6GitS3mciQ. Scr mi
lcincr S6IieBuug rccbucn fam, Il
oic SulSSnOuitrie 0crcn 9lr6citc
3u proftiibcu 3pcden pcrmouOt mcr
ocu n6gcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18

@bite Star.@elellihait aaben ibon
Dor eini0cr 3cit icincn @erluit 5l,
ga er i'm @intcr uicpuolS Iinacr
braudtc ais rs Gage sen giIanti-
idcu Ocean 81 frciBen GS mar cht
Ganpicr BON 10.077 Gonnen lnro
mar 557 SUB lang 60 SUB brett inlo
i'm Sabre 1895 ee6out.
Ser oGroniatiit". Elm Sdiff BON
5l2t Gonneu 4i0 SUB e1nge ino
i'm Sabre 1913 in Glasgow aebaid.
icgelte am 3. glopenbet pou Seattle
mo am rs. 9loDember bon san
Sroncisco. trai ON 3. Ec3cmber III
Colon uno om TO- Ie5embcr IN ct.
2ucia al. Sp0ter traicn fene g,ah
riHten iiber feline @epeglmgen cin.
lIeber Oie fiir5Iihetl @emeaunaeu
oeS a9ioonori6ire" iituibtS betaunt.
Gr uar cin Gnmpfer Der EoDnl @loil
Stcom @adet Co. iuoB 1902 9ou.
nen, nor $50 SUB lana unO mar i'm
Sabre 1913 in StnloerIono aebmtt
Ger n9Iet6erb0 San', Gin Compiler
bon 3St SUB 9dnae mo 4l6i Con.
ucn lpuroe in glelpcaiile i'm Sabre
1905 -pom StopeI eeIaiien. Gr &c.
b6rte sur NoaSinie IN Sonoon. Sir
lcticu @eIomgcu fameu BON Sn.
0icn ais CT ouf ser 6obrt nocb 2on
oou wor.
Ser Sling George iegeIte an "a
gtoDember bon @bilo0elpbio mo am
20. 9topcmber bon gsiIminaicn natb
@iondeiier. Gr mar fir eiue Slid
io6rt nab @6ilaoeIpbio aebndt. Gr
moB 1892 Somcu mar 800 6ilB
long in Sabre 1906 aebdnt mo mar
/ in SlaSaom bebcimot6et
1 Gie 9elueaunaen Der nNlinie6"
worcn IN leeterer 3cit nicbt III oie
9iitcn etnoetraeen. Gr mar III 9ous
Oon aceienct uno I'M Sabre 1876 ae.
bom. Seine Sduae ipar 3oi SnB
mo cr noB 1890 Sonueu.
Ger oNlolnt Semple" ieacltc nor
Dem 3. GGember BON Wlonireal nod
2ouOou. @r wuroe 1901 in glcp.
coitle oebmt. GrmaB $3.50 Sonnen
uno lpar AS5 SUB long
Gic oglSnicreS@ ipor cine frau3oii-
ihc @orte bon 3i03 Eouuen tuilroc
1909 in &ouen ae6out imo mar ill
9IonteS be6einotbet. sic lcgelte ON
9. Sttobcr bon SdMiqne, III Gbilc,
| nah Qonoon.
Scr gcfopcrtc Toupicr ,.St,
S6cooore" lit ciu @rite BON 1892
Eouncu l05 SUB Sdnae mo I'M
So6rc 1918 ecbout- er mar in 81.
pcrpool oecianct lmo ieaelte anl 3.
let .Alr.i....... fsx 81 rw.sin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
NtGcn ia0t Edl.

2on0on IL. Somlar. Sine
oiS 9If6cn cinBciroiicnc 0cpcihc Ger
@rdonoe Eclcgropb So mcloct, Oob
sic oric1iIbc Sleaierllna ooS ultima.
tim 0cr Gntcntc bcomglmgSlos an.
gcnonimcn 6ot.
y9ic sic Eepeicbc 0iu5uiii0t ,ioBtc
ser aronrat6 nod elmer Sibimg anl
0ieniiaq 9}adnttoa Ocn acmcIoctcu
@cibm6 mo t6eiltc ion ioiort Oca
Gcian0tca Ser Guteutc &gaHtc nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18

Son0on H. Somlor. Ginem
ocutideu aoperiMiiie ino 3polf San.
oelSihiiic Der 9laiirteu gum Cpicr
geiaaen.
Ger gortloIt Ger beltc per0ifcnt.
IiHten oiii5ieIler 9lnfiinoieimg Iaet.
uSeit Idngerer 3eit irbon mar es
anaenomneu poroen. OoB Ole iolgen.
ocn fran5oiii1en rmo britiiden Son.
oelSicbiffc, wcl6e lange iibcridnig
iino, bon einem oeuti1en S1iiie
pcricnft wuroen
Sritiid rGramatiit", ,Gaonor.
ibirc~, n@linii6", n9letbcr5D Sail"
Sling George, o@eorgic", o&oI.
tore@ irm56iiidb p9sonteS~ mo
,9lsnicreS". @S lit mlnmebr Oeiini.
the 9Iodri6t BON @crnapbuco on9c.
lanat mcl4c oicic 9lnnolmc be.
itdtiet.
PIN W|onta9 9I6enO fom Scr ios
paniide Ganpier nSuoion Nlaru"
aui Der N0bc BON @ernombuco oll;
er 6oite Ojc 9apiidue unO 237 Diam
bon Ger @amic6oft GINGER ser Der.
lorenen S1iiic on 9oro. Die
S@itic mrOea an oeri1ieocneu ga
ten 5piibcn Oem 70. Gejtmber uno
Dem ~. Samor ocrienft.
9hlBeroem lit DER 0ampicr gS6eo-
sore" gefopert nnO bon elmer Rriien.
mami1oft beiebt lporOen. Ger
Ganpier oDarrowoole" muroc ecfa.
pert uno nit ctipd 400 @lmm ocn
WlHglieOcrn scr 9emamtung on0errr
ocr ucricnftm Sdiiic, Die eclanOct
mcrOcn iolltcn iortgcianOt nor.
Oen. llc6cr Sen gerblcib oieies
SdliiieS iinO fciuc ipcitcrcn 9tadri4.
ten cin9ctroiicn."
Sic Cpfer 0cS 6eutiHcn
2 miiics.
! Ger rGoltoire~ mo ,,@eorgie"
l1noit iiberidllia. iiuO 10 out uie oui,
( acgc6cn Ger n&oltairc@ icgelte an
! %. 9looembcr BON 2iperpool mad
0Scp g)orf. 5citocm wuroe uidtS
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-03
cATAnRH CANNOT nE CURED

reach the seat of the disease. catarrh is a local disease. greatly iudEePced by constitntoinAl conditions, and in order to cure it you must tnHe an internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Curo is taken internally and acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Halls CAtarrh Cure was prescribed by one Of the best physicians in thls coun- try for years. It is composed of some Of the best tcnics known, combined with some of the best blood puriners
 The perfect combination of the inEre- dients In Halls catarrh Cure .s what produces such WonSerKul results In catarrhal conditions. Send for. testi- E J. cAERT5i1 co. Props. TOdeIo. O.
 aaifs Family Piiis for constipation.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-03
RIPLEY HILL.
Hill Top Homes Club Has Annual
 Washington Birthday Party.

The Hill Top Homes club held the annual Washington birthday meeting at the home of Mrs. A. E. Peterson on Saturday evening, eb. 24. It was an open. meeting. After an elaborate sup per. two one-act comedies were given by members of the club, three solos by Miss Janet Gardner and a recitation by Miss Julia White. Many games were played and a very enjoyable evening was spent. About 45 were present.
 News in General. Mrs. F. O. Boynton has returned from the hospital in Willimantic where she has been for several weeks. Miss Sarah White of Worcester spent the week end at her home MT. and Mrs. Burton Flint spent Sunday. the 18th. in Manchester with friends.
 F. J. Snyder has completed taking the census in district No. 4. A. c. Rowley is i'll.
 MT. and Mrs. John Reinartz of South Manchester spent the week end at R. W. Hazen's.
 Edwin Hutchinson of Andover was a caller on the Hill last week. F. B. Toplfff, who is in the hospital at Willimantic, remains in about the same condition. z Mrs. George Clark visited her broth CT in Andover Sunday. Mrs. Stiles, a sister Of Mrs A. G. Rowley, is expected to return this week from a yWi1limantic hospital, where she underwent an operation.
 A. E.. Peterson of New York spent the week end on the Hill
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-03
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Death of Jonathan E. Pasco-Rapid
 Work on Military Census.

The passing of Jonathan Erskine Pasco. who died at West 4Willin gton the 17th, marks the closing of line that is traced back to the Mayf1ower. From memoranda left by him a partial history of the family is given, showing the connection between the Pasco. SDfmmick and Eaton families in Staff ford, where MT. Pasco was born and where he at one time conducted a store Mr. Pasco was deep Bible student, Seventh Day Adventist of the most positive kind.
 Petitions Circulated.
 Two petitions to the general as sembly were circulated here the first of the week and received a large num- Der of signatures One requested fav- orab1e action on the straight prohibi- ton measure and the other for the measure giving women the vote on any liquor question
 Word was received here Tuesday of the death in Chaplin that morning of Harry Waldo, brother of Mrs. Arthur l.. Spicer.
 Rapid Census Taking.
 In spite of the handicap of not ha7- Ing the necessary blanks for taking the military census until four days arter some other towns, this town stood only a day or two behind the very first. The last blanks were sent in Saturday noon and MT. Houchens received a letter from MT. A1sop. Tuesday morning, conveying the thanks of Governor Holcomb for his prompt and efficient service.
 Miss Dorothy Macfarlane of Bris- toi. spent the weekend with her par erfts in this village.
 MT and Mrs. Charles E. Allen of West Hartford spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Walter A. Allen.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-03
STOKRs
Grange to Celebrate rhirtieth Anni- versary--7ook Club Spends Pleas and Evening.


 A special meeting of Mansfield Grange. No. 64, was held Monday eve ming. fsIr. Durham and MT Carey were given the third degree.
 Plans are being made to celebrate the doth anniversary of the Grange March 12th.
 Thursday evening at the parsonage Professor Eaton gave a talk to the Sunday school teachers on the subject of Child. Psychology.
 Rev. and Mrs. Marshall Dawson were in Hartford Monday
 The Bridge club met with Mrs. Chas. B. Amory Friday afternoon. Spent Profitable Evening.
 The Book club on Tuesday evening was in charge of a committee cornpos- ed of Miss Corey, Miss True and Miss Knapp. The program was suggested by the names of men born in March. Musical selections were from Handel and Mendelssohn. Tableaux showed Mrs. Micawber and the knitting wori- en from The Tale to Two Cities. John and Priscilla were shown Besides the club members who took part Miss Mon teith assisted with violin solos
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-03

noent Given by sEadies, Aid Society.
 About sixty were present at the Bap- tfrf church last week sThursday even ing for the supper and entertainment ,nder the auspices of the Ladies Ala society. Mansfield Center was well represented, but some on the Hall were not able to attend on account or SICK ness. The songs rscitations and tap- Iea.ux were well rendered. by the little folks, and much enjoyed by the oider ones. sEsf E. .. -, s hold filfs week at Alanweld.
 Nearly every family in this section has had illness--colds. grip dlstemper whatever it is, during the past month. andAin some eases whole Ian- flies were afflicted.
 Mrs. LaJess, who went to hospllal !. in wilIimantfc last week Tor a. seT,ous [ oneratton, is reported as doing we'll Charles A. Bidwel has moved ms family to c c. Davis house, next to l the town hall.
 { Those appointed by the selectmeen aea t, take the military census or the fovyr, have bene attending to business, and report good success