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Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Private Adelard 6arbeaus Fate Causes Sorrow = Donia Tetreault, Who Enlisted at 17, Cannot Be Lo- cated-Deputy Inspector Catches Hartford Motorist Violating Laws .-Home Guard at Armory.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17
DANlELSCN

Mrs. J. w. Kennedy Returns from Hospital-Plans for Memorial Sun, day-Home Guard to Be Ninth Sep arate Company = Saretzki Casey Weddins-FuneraI of Ida E. Hop kins-New Books at Library.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17
READY-MADE SpriingDresses At $16.50 t

An extremely moderate price for SC. curing the latest dress ideas, presented in fine quality materiaIs-new shaped oVerskirts-5elI shaped patch pockets new slanting overskirt-Georgett vestees tucked or button trimmed. All the Spring shades.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17

Application at Winnipeg for the flax seed which is being distributed by the British Government has far outrun the supply.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17
Petticoats

GOOD AND GOOD LOOKING TO WEAR WITH THE NEW SPRING
 SUIT
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17
An Unfortunate Habit.

If New York is going to do it's full share in the liberty loan cam paign it will have to put. off brag- ging about it and speed up in a hurry.-New York World
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17
Petticoats at $3.98

Durable All Silk Taffeta and Wash Silk Pettieoats, tucked and ruffIed flounces. Elastic fitted belt in new Spring colorings and ehangeabIe effects.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17

with the wallop.
 No music just like a quartet, you say, when the voices blend just right.
 Get that word "bleud2"
 That's the secret of the whole thing,
 Not Jim's tenor, nor Bills sub-cellar bass that starts down in his toes, but the way they fit together tells the tale.
 There's a lot in that word "blend."
 It's the secret of lot of good things cigarettes, for instance. That blend idea has made Mecca the favor ite cigarette with over a million smokers. There are twelve mighty choice
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17

Great stuff, isn it, when the harmony hounds get together, and tear of a few yards from those good old-time songs.
 Maybe their voices would make a regular music shark howl with pain. But when they strike those rich minor chords boy, they re there
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
LONE FRENCH CORPORAL
CAPTURES 700 GERMANS
GIVEN RARE DECORATION

with the French Army IN France.
Aug l6.- Correspondence of the
Associated Press The capture OF
zoo Germans is the exploit attributed
TO Pierre ccilier aged %. corporal
In the French tank force. Two field
pieces were also taken,
Cclhcr has been awarded the cross
Of the Legion of Honor, "a rewaid
rarely given To any one but com
missioned officer
Ccllicr was in command Of tank
manned by fifteen Americans IN the
recent fighting in the Marnc salient
4 shell struck the tank and rendered
II useless. The men then advanced
on foot Ccliior discovered the Ger
mans ambuahcd IN q cave. He kept
guard AT the entrance Tor an hour
when u German appeared with a
white flag. Behind the first one
came the rest OF the zoo. one bN one.
The Germans throw down their arms
before Celhcr and marched to the
rear at his direction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
WAR; TIME DRY LAW
TO Be PASSED BY
THURSDAY, BELIEF

Washington. Aug q Senate lead
ers uf prohibition and anti -prohibi-
ton faction Joined In stating late to-
day that an agreement had been
reached which N expected to insure
passngc OF the pending national war
time prohibition bin by Thursday. 10
become effective 1uly 1. 1919.
Tho compromise agreement fixes
the effective date aa July I. next, in
stoad OF January I, as originally pro-
Nidcd II also provides that manu-
facturc Of beer and wine shall stop
May I, 1919, instead OF November 1
noNt
Representative Jones OF Washing
ton, "A prohibition leader: Chairman
simmons Of the finance committee,
ana senator Lodge. republican lead
or. authorized the statement that tho
compromise had been agreed upon
ey leaders and rank and file OF both
factions
IL is planned TO call up the bill.
which has been pending IN the senate
Tor many months, tomorrow. Senator
Sheppard, of Texas, prohibition leader,
has been selected 20 offer the compr0 /.
mise amendments.
That there will be little debate in
the senate. In view OF the compromlsa
was predicted BY leaders of both
sides, Representative Jones said no
believed the hill would he passed
within half an hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27

Wnsh.uEtou Aug 21 Tho work o.
liEht amendment. written into the
new mun power bin by the senate
mlhWr committees. was approved hy
thc scuHtr fu|.y los vote of 80 tu
80 with au au. .dmcnt providing that
u shall unf "rpiy To- striker who
return fo Vu.. ana submit th,.t de-
muuds Go .hl Hfr labor board
IiN "a vote uI .I 60 o. the senntu had
tentatively accepted senator Cuu.miuS'
amendment FOO the munpuwtr bill
work or tirhI amendment providing
that the provision shan not apply in
eases uf Labor -'rikcs whore the strilt-
'rs submit ihrIr grievances to the war
labor hoard .uU return to WORK az
once pendins tUr boards decision
Senator Falls amendment to make
men up 10 DN wears OF nge subject to
draft and providing for their classifi-
cation for military. industrial or other
service suhir. fp the president reg
ulnt. ms. was rrl"cted a 10 ..
The test cam, on motion by Sen
ator McKellyr uf Tennessee. to strike
uut the clause after the modification
proposed ltN senator Cummins 81
Iowa, bad been tdopted i5 Ia o.
vigorous support for tho work ot
fight" tluus' was given hy Senator
NJ
"so-cnlIcd labor leaders opposing thu
section do uof uuly represent Amer
can working men. He expressed the
opinion that majority OF working
men do not -rDk any special privilege
or resumption under the draft law and
I resent the ACTIVITY Of union leaders.
/ Spcakinr in -upport OF making Is
vents the minimum age. senator
| Hitchcock declared before peace can
como thu HIIIH- must have e. ercai
military triumph
The Nchra.it senator said tho Ger
man people must he taught that then
only way a. ,ND n as other nations
live. aud must loarn to- accept iustic,
In preference ?" force BY arms. ThoA
will not agree Poo that. ne added, un
IN they nav, D-ted "A military defeat
.ltcgardinr senator Lodges reccu
speech outuuuF probable terms o
ueaco Senntur hitchcock said he al,
/ not think 10 vI. lime tO discuss peace
that ne pr.f,Ilyd TO stand hy the pres
ident In his position that force is nov
necessary
originaily re aid. ne had been or
posed To towering tho minimum draf
aee bslow cars. but that time
have CHANGE me army must be en
lareed no. asII md az the same tim
essential mon must not be taken from
war Industry
Thoso opporug tho Fall amcndmen
to p,ak, hid MAXIMUM ugo 90 SAT-
4, mIght wipr out congress the au
uren,e rnurt lnd all state and ciyi
orpanizateuf senators who -otcd {"
cnld,r raI trance. Frelins huysen
McCumhcr N,n, sherman, TownDo"'
ana Watson
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
MES|LLA VALLEY
FARMERS TO HOLD
WATER MEETING

Las cruces. N NJ. Aug - Farm
ors ana land uwucrs IN the Mcsilla
valley have been asked tp attend a
meeting September. lo 90 punpt resolu-
uons asking the government tu FUR
uish free water to all land owners
under the Elephant lutto dam dnring
the war \ can FOR this meeting was
issued today AMI was signed by
seventy-fivc prominent hand owners
in the valley The farmer are now
paving for water service as well az
f'f the Elephant ruttc irrigation
project which was constructed by the
United States reclamation service.
Farmers claim they will ho enabled
20 double their wa crop. it furnished
Ffree water.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27

smashing through The German limos
in the battlefield of northern picurdl.
mo British troops have reached the
western and northern outskirts of Ba-
paumo.
The official statement Issued az Lon
don today shows slow bat continued
progress IN almost every part OF 'hc
nm" from 'oisillcs, Tar to the north.
to Wc!i below the Somme river.
The British are advancing toward
l'usna'rc. two and "a hatr miles NORTH
oust of lhpaumc Nearer the Sommo
uycr they have moved eastward nionF
the difficult ground that borders that
stream. TheN are reported east OF
suzanne, which b. situated on the north
'tn bank of the river and are closing
in ON bompiorre, which may bee the
pivot Of the German lines south Of the
Sommc In tho direction OF Chaulncs
French troops are once moro pd
Nancing near ko,o, successes near 81
Mard, about mile southeast OF Royc
being recorded. Many German coun-
ter attacks were rcpuised in this rr,
giou.
Between the Ailctte ana tho Aisn,
the French have repulsed German
counter attacks and hnVc advanced
their line about threo-quurtcrs of q
mite IN the district east OF HnHneuX
This advance should bring General
Mangin's armies nearly north OF tho
town of JuviEny.
There rs little indication. however
that the armies are dcmornllzod In tho
battle that ls going on from Arras "a
Soissors. Al oVery point they seem
10 be fighting snvaRcly and 10 be- com
pclling the British and French to eN-
tend themselves 10 tho limit This
resistance seems 10 be especially Wig.
orous m tho region of Croislllcs and
farther north hotN cen the CoJeul and
ScHrpc rivers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
uINpE>BuRG line
PIERCED nv BItIIISU

With tho British Army IN France.
Aug - The Hindenburg line has
been penetrated by British troops east
Of Hcnincl
Troops OF Field Marshal Haig today
are advancing astridc the river Scarpo
aud are pushing forward 90 the south
OF Bapaumo. Elsewhere along the
British front their progress continues.
There has been neavy fighting at
l.onEuevnl and ON the adjacent ground
where the Germans launched heavy
counter attack with fresh forces
brought up especially for the purpose
from Sedan.
In the face Of this counter attack
thc British fcll back 10 the edge Of
LongucVal.
Ia the course of the night tho New
Iealanders swept around bapaume at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
0cH TAKES R0YE
5$Ez? e.: BAPA Au|E IS NE x1
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Our Drafted Men.
The Censorship
Politics Is Adjourned. y

r. lFTY more men from Rerna.
r. lilo county will leave Albu-
= auerque tonight for train
ing camp 10 enter active military
service. Plans have been made for
n farewell 10 them which will con
vince them that they carry away
with them the hearty good wishes
Of their home community.
Passing into the draft is becom-
ing u common occurrence, almost
an everyday business. We should
take ear not to permit it to be
come matter-of-course business.
The men who go out to military
service are giving 10 their country
the highest possible form of serv-
ice. They are offering their lives.
This community can well afford
TO go 10 special pains to give to
each departing drafted man a
farewell which will show him the
character of his service Is under
stood and appreciated If we do
give our men such demonstration
we will also accomplish direct
benefit for ourselves, for by par
,icipating we are bound to gain a
fuller understanding of the duties
and responsibilities of those of us
who stay at home. Line up tonight
and join in the cheering.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27

the Fnchho dt
the the in
the fcardy battle field has been captured by the
today
where they had been holding their lines violent
attacks tor the last ew days Late dispatches from the
nch being St Giles suburb of Rye and of
Debenys men both south and north of 2oye.
Further north the British the
but nothing has been reported later developments there
lighting savagey that being off the
British in this latest serious onslaught the
OF Their unoicay
ndenbrg line east of enne There have been details fighting
in this during the last day e
Along the Vesle American attacked
che where the
he lighting be still
Bazoches the Germans attacked the Fmete
the north OF the Vesle The
London Aug IL British established northern
OF aPaune according the official TO-DAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
TYPEWR|TERS NOT
TO FALL UNDER A
TAX ON LUXUR|ES

Washington, - g.. Aug. 81.
Wear and tear OF business
and depletion OF such enter
prises as oil and gas wells are
given consideration IN the new
war revenue hill. II was learned
today that the house ways and
means committee has written
IN provision for allowances
in computing net incomes OF
corporations, individuals and
partnerships
In the case of oil and gas
wells reasonable allowance
for actual reduction In flow
and production IN authorized.
In the ease OF mines reason
able allowance Is authorized
Tor depreciation OF improve
monis In buildings. machin-
cry, equipment or other facili-
t;ca used on government con-
tract work, reduction IN To he
permitted for amortization.
All these allowances are 10
be determined upon by the
treasury department, according
To the peculiar conditions with
respect 10 each property,
Where there are leases in
VolNed. the deductions autho-
rizcd IN the hill are To be
equitahly apportioncd between
the lesser aud the lessee.
Typewritcrs VIII not hc sub
iect to the luxury tnN in the
hill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
American Gets I6
Wounds; Fights On


Mi'h the American Army in
France 1MondayD. Aug. 26
American courage and grit
again were eXcmplified Saiur-
I day night when units OF the
Woeyre front rcpulscd "a Ger =
man raid without serious loss.
one American sustained six
teen machine gun bullet
wounds but fought on. He =
will recovcr This soldier prob
ably holds the American rec
ord for simultaneous wounds.
Another American was badly
wounded in the stomach from
fragments uf n grenade ana his
nose was blown off ana his =
face torn He continued 10
Fight the Germans and hud al
most 20 he forced 20 Eo tn a
dressing station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27

OF q per cent differeutih ON un
earned Incomes appeared to- be the
uuly ohsiHcl" 20 the completion of
drafting of the revenue bil
Washington Publishers ~ trade
books, copyright reprints Juvenile.
toy and non copyright books have
n"cn directed 20 restrict their output
beginning October 90 % per cent of
the new titles issued on the average
OF the last three years OF their bust
ness
Washington -- Establishment OF a
railroad administration bureau Of sug
gcstions and complaints. To which the
public may write. WAS announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
Officer Given
Ten Years for
Quitting Post

Washington Aug o. Approval 10y
President Wilson Of the conviction uf
Second Lieutenant Stanley T. Walker.
infantry reserve corps ut the charge
of desertlon was announced hN tho
war department today The sentence
of twenty five Years imprisonment at
hard labor however. was reduced to
ten years 10y the president
while ON duty al camp Lewis.
Wash. last February. Walker disap-
peared and was not located bN the
military authorities unul Doc surrrnd
cred himself jon Washington three
weeks later
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
Chinese Rebels
Win Victories

pekng Aug 81 Rebel forces have
gained successes against the govern
ment troops near Annoy, according 70
reports reaching Picking today from
south china. The government troops
IN the province Of rdken conse-
quently. are said to have been placed
in q dangerous position
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
MOTION FOR ARREST
OF JUDGMENT LOST
BY |. v. v. CHIEFS

Chicago, Aug 2i Federal Judge
Landis today oNorrulcd u motion for
an arrest of Judgment in the cases ot
TOO l. " " leaders recently convict
cd Of conspiracy 10 Interfere with the
governments conduct of the war aud
reserved his decision until Thursday
on motion for new trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
ARCH-MURDERER OF
|NNOCENTS CAUGHT
BY PATROL VESSEL
Man Who Sank the Lusitania
Falls Into the Hands of French,
as He Waits to See Another
Victim Go Down.
az rnr ..soel.ren ra,,.

Paris, Aug .7.--l.ioutcnant Schwic-
ser, who sank tho l.usi,ania, has been
captured by French patrol boat I'm
the Mediterranean, according go lie
journal.
A large submarine. OF which he was
second IN command, had Just toipr-
doed British steamer between Malta
ana sicily, The Gcrman was waiuns
10 see the vessel sink when w"
French patrol boats emerged from mo
fog ana sank tho boat
Of she crew of rs, onlS one 0iilccr
ana four men were rescued 10y 'ho
patrol boats.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
SENATE PASSES THE
BILL TO AL TER AGE
LIMITS OF DRAF TED
MEN TO I8-45 YEARS
Senator From Washington De.
clares so-called Labor Leaders
Opposing Provision Are Not
Representative.
CUMMINs' AMENDMENT rs
TENTATIVELY ACCEPTED
Iowa Senator Would Not Have
Measure Apply in Gases of La.
Dor Strikes Where Men Submit
to War Labor Board
cUMMINs' AMENDMENT rs
TENTATIVELY ACCEPTED

Washington Aug - Tho
, maupuWer bill bringing within
the army draft all men from
, Is Co a. wears Old was paascd
} late today Ds the senate. with
, modified work or fight
clause
) final amendment hy Seh-
atur HoudcNter, 60 make the
minimum Irc - was defeated.
D. 20 -l Ifter many minor
amendment pro- osed had
been defeated.
An efforts 20 change tho sro
limits 60 jl direct separate
classification Of youths under
20 failed and the measure isncs
tu conference botwcrn tlp
house aul HWite With no dif
ference lYr sriuus controversy
except tID work or tght pro-
D vision.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
Fishing Schooner
Sunk by Submarine
NJ ~, .ssoe,.rsp ,nsss

A Cnnadian AiIhntlc Fprt Aug. ~
The new American fishing schooner
Rush, OF Boston Was sunk yesterday
morning by an enemy submarine while
on the fishing grounds off this coast
crew arrived here safely today.
Roston, Aug. 27.--The i.ush sailed
from here week ago today with a
crew OF 20 men under command OF
Captain Alyaro Quadros.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
British Mission
Arrives in Cuba

Havana. AuE 2t tn" hfiiith ms
sion headed hv sir Maurice bunson.
which has been vlsidug tho republics
~ South America arrived at q cuban
port this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27

iH' roru uut reached tho railway ust
n"llh nt the Bupuumu-t tJmbrai road
the Germans uro offering sHrf re-
Hsttncc lu the neithhorhood uf Thn.
l"' to the south OF Hapaum,
Reports have been received from tho
advanced lines that British patrols
have again entered tho uutHkirts of
hnpauu" uud that there has been
street lighting between tine British
ana Germans on the edge of the town
Tho lUush have penetrated tho
Hindouhup line at ono point to tho
east OF llDnlnci, which ~ bctwoon Ba-
puuWe aud tho SCarpe river. and hard
ughtng is reported to be m proproas
here. The British advanced lines now
are reported 10 be- cust of Morch,
lie -ircuN. German ronr guards arc
ilThhng 10 retain their hold on Pclves
on ~" south bank of Tho Scarpc. the
British mVinE reached tho edge ct the
town.
North of the scarpc progress is be.
INK made bN the British on both sidcs
of ~, road - nouui. As Huig't
forces advanced south OF tho river tht
Germans soon found that the ground
north of tho stream WIS cNtrsmel,
dangerous Here they are being forced
back. leaving their rear protected with
ia large number VI machine guns aud
are employing the same tactics that
thoy generally are using along the rest
of the battle front
The BuuHh advance gives evidence
OF temporary slowing up at various
places.
Many moro prisoners and guns and
-nother German battalion command
or have bocn tukOn.
The total number OF machine gums
takcn IN the drive now must run iu
thousands
british Headquarters in France
Aug 81 British officers estimate the
Germans were forced 10 use az least
seventy divisions between the Scarp,
and Aisne rivers from August ) "a
August lg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
BRITISH CAPTURE
1000 PRISONERS

Paris, Aug 27-ln their advance In
the region OF Monchy-Ie-I IrouN Mon
day British troops captured more
than 1000 prisoners. the ncwspa pera
here say
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
DOTS AND DAsHEs


the treasury and the house ways and
means committee as 90 the levying
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27


II there is Information IN the report
of the senate committee ON air-craft
production which would give aid and
comfort 90 the enemy. then a censor
ship order supprcssinE the distribu-
ton of that Information ~ right ana
no American newspaper would wish TO
print II.
II suppression OF portions OF this re-.
port are SIMPLY To keep from the pco-
pie facts which show ineffricncy and
encouragement In the aircraft pro-
duction and 20 protect persons "a
NponsIblo. then the effort To- suppress
these features OF tho 8 port is wrong
aud the impression lcft i,i the minds
OF the people will he OF a double
wrong committed.
Tho newspapers Of the United states
have submitted gladly TO the Nolun-
tary censorship, The whole tendency
of the American newspaper to PRINT
the new. regardless haa been discard
cd willingly In the earnest effort of the
newspR pers 10 do what rs best for the
nation toward winning the war
But hiding facts simply 10 shield
some guilty man o,' board of men or
some inefficient organization of public
servants W not helping to win tho war
n rather tends To furnish "A WORKING
ground for those insidious and indus
trlous enemies among ms who spread
false stories of inefficicncN at home IN
an effort To undermine our confidence
IN our government.
Senator Lodge said in tho senate to-
day that the plain purpose OF the Cen-
ssorship orders ~ to influence publish
crs against publication of the report
In this country
Obviously the impression is left that
there is ar effort 10 conceal some tea
tiire of tho aircraft report. conceal
ment of which IN not required by MILF
tary necessity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
BRITISH ESTABLISHED
in OUTSKIRTS OF THE
LATTER STRONG POST
Other Important Positions Points on the 'FRONT.'
Hndnbug Resistance Sfens at Various
Points, but Allied Advance Is Not Halted
(By the Associaled Pressl

dtodayo
the Fr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27

In his speech IN the house todas
Mr.. RodenberR OF Illinois simply states
facts OF wL,ch every citizen ~ now
aware. The idea that politics IN adj
iourned" In this nation was exploded
almost as soon as the phrase was ere
ated. The president himself exploded
a.
whether the president should bc
criticized for writing letters IN favor
of this candidate or that whose eleo-
iion he desires. and actively taking
part In political affairs IN various
states, In an open question. The presi-
dent OF the United States has per
feet right TO engage In partisan politics
II he wishes To do 80
Mr.. Rodenherg said that politics in
this country has not been adlourncd
for single minute. II controls every
official act and every official appoint
ment. N is found In every branch of
the public service"
Mr. Rodenberg goes too far when
he says that politics controls every
official act" hut politics certainly
controls great many and II is not az
al surprising that this should be the
case. Politics has always been found
IN every official department and IN
every branch OF the public service. The
amusing thing about II rs that there
should be the persistent effort To cam
outage II right now, and 10 insist on
the fiction that politics In adjourned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-27
INV MEXiCo WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight and Wcdncs-
day; not much change IN tcmpcra.
turo.
Local Maximum. 90. minimum.
.', range. aN ~ O'Clock. 90.
Northeast wind. clear