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Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
WORK -HtT IS NEEDED.

Wt-- fH .ra uluar or Amer. -.-.-- .-. ..a efforts which IT'D H0.-- --t-----.- .r fr.. direction.
 .r .afas steiner " -.-". or trr war trade nar' . ... ..~f ars which nerd q. ...rr..r r fine .oe r.-. .a.n-a taa .o1. .-".. ...a..7rrne thc mat'. .r H-1ur~.nla.
 iir .T.. .." .s .. fat that thor. .r. 0-..r Tn -'r clun- rrr which ..r .... .... .."...H gr- u1rrr-'- r.- -.- r.ro.. ,r prevent rr frr ...re rnr r.orrt-~ eru-- rrrf r.u ....- native I.rEs. that furche "+ .-.r. Hna .ra rrl on Tho ga.rr u ..r-'.rr Nue-.aarIz-- % lion th .r.. aHr rrrefI7tre have hand t~ schemes rl induce imnI-rr-.- fo #.rt .r-e. sums from their sarir~r .1 .n0.r HHe'. home. os- fcrs'5'v f1 na.# ..aw ru. actually iu Fine Interest 1r exploitation. that bank org and e-~r-7ar.r .o-re.-s arc ace 1.-Two t7 ee---t-~ aliens from theu r7~r'0-r and ra maintained that there i- r.- only r..'s OF i0l-anc, .n trie country to. .u.--ar- the new. comc-e i7 becoming Americans bat toe little r0r-. made rr overcome the a. rivi-- or Cheer rrH-Auc-orn orgaui. cations
 ft i- impossible +7 ove-lool, the DO riro- of -ri- country r7 the result O Inc war how agencies were at worl gainet ft9 welfare and how they wer even working within ite borders an, amon- .ts aliens for tha purpose O helping the countries with which i vas at war. I- ir quite evident there fo-o tir7+ there ie 0ec5 for concerto, nd persistent effort for the purpos not only or c0untsraotirg or elimi mating these organizations but o making Amer. cans ont of those wh rome 70 the~e shores. It is a grea rational need
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
EDITORIAL NOTES

Fronn the way in which February comes in if must he furnishing the ioCmen ray of hope.
 It is certainly an unusual case where the returning soldier has to go ooking for the girl he left behind hun.
 Look over the list and those who n nix that Germany's burdens are greater than it should bear will he found 10 be Germans.
 The man on the corner says: One difference between a visionary and an idealist is that the latter occa- sionally accomplishes something.
 It is of course too bad that there hasn't been more skating this winter but that doesn't justify the temptins Of fate by venturtng out on too thin ice.
 The action of Switzerland in re- modelling it's constitution to make fl more democratic is in decided con- trast to the monarchical movement ir Portugal.
 1t must be regretted by the ex-kai- ser quite frequently, now that he has an opportunity to think it over. that he didn't learn how to saw wood $ long time ago
 Just what was expected is tn, news that comes from the south tha the peach crop is going to be fail ure because the weather has been tot mild this winter.
 Are the troops in northern Russi; making a strategic retreat and si1npl! falling back to another Chateal Thierry from which to make sue cassful advance?
 Something must be the matter witl the bolshevik publicity bureau, there been no report of the shooting. death burial or flight of Lenine or Trotzk, | for a week or more. l The one great trouble about the let ters sent out by the postoffice depart nent asking for suggestions for bet | ter service Is that only a selected fey were asked to respond. | There are a number of bills befor tke legislature affecting Norwich an | there ought not to be any dispositio to let them be acted upon without tn | interests Of the city or town bein | properly taken care of.
 General Foch is expected to dea sternly with the Germans if they ar violating the armistice terms and fur nishing munitions to the bolshevik And there's no question but what k | is tho chap that can do it.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05

 painting in his house, the frequent re- new al of curtains and othe- hangings.
 and high laundry bills. Owners of. buildings know how fapidlE metal roofs and pipes are =corrcdcd. and hofF quickly the exterior of their buildings become dingy Our beautiful new city hall will not only be dark and dirty in a few years, but the stone will also Dc softened and will crunbie eventually. Physical injury done in such way is hard to estimate. but thcrc is no doubt
 that the general health of Waterbury could be considerably improved if the
 smoke could be eliminated from OUT
 atmosphere The entire htI paid ar-
 nually by the people of this country on account ot smoking factory chim- neys is reckoned at $y09 900 GOO. It ls time that Waterbury stopped paying part of it-Waterbury Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
AGAINST THE SUBMARINE

When it came TO the matter of de- teruininr the conditions which should govern Inc submarine of the future. or at least under the leario -f nations when considered as a war ship. it is only what was expected when those delegated to set forth the requirements of tho league that they should agree 't7t tho submarine should be banned
 Never before has the submarine been shown I'D in tre light that it has aurinr the recent war While it was realized that there were large possi- brHdes in underwater boats it was not generally believed that it woulI he possible 10 perfect them of such F.ze and 10 operate them for such long distances as has been demon- stratcd. It was fully appreciated that the submarine could raise havoc if they could be successfully operated because therc is a secrecy about them, through being opera ted out Of sight or SO nearly SO that they possess a
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05

Prediction. have been made by both sides re-.r1.-- ... outcome Of ;he action ."a. assembly upon the prohibition amendment to inc federal constitution. Although the prohibition ... amt .rated that n would H. ratified .l-g had realized rhEr 5- t.rrrfa. urol r.e action in tna senate when. ..a opposition to it ras known t- strong. and what Der claims ... ..rl made ir be- tail uf ra tH..... -r forth .Jl ffc ac5-ovr.r -r.-. that the vote there would Or ..0.a. Hrr tae vote fnat war record. Tuesday does not show tfe d... -. t. .. close as even thr rr1rs- r.nrafaa There appears t7 h1r. f.rr rr...- oF Iervay -cr ttr ve'e r7r :. s raaat.cn now whether tle ~r..-.-. or -n which the r-cL. niti.7.- "tr r rna house win he secured -...r-. there seems 'ttie doubt au. what ..a lower body u1 ra-tv fr. measure. EE-n di- -ld0i general .- .r.r. Ia little question hrr what -... mems reru- sll t0 -arf~ -e E.- .. -.s s.as.ou or tte Legislature ra- .ol-n Of course it e1- re.. .. .r Ie-r
 Tho senate rf r..r. .r,-~- rho f-st md or'r rr. ..r '. -Ua AZ tha, have acted r.H" ..r .r aG- verse FHf. .--EO... aon~ea t' makes ~r F.~.--a.. .- rr- -- .as ra-- .fcatrr q .nr-.."." since Tho nrcus- rrv f .a- .e0. urr. n Is ac- -.ou. however. wH confirms tho -onser-f..m rr .H. Nru state and makes i- evident .- '.r- .aat Inc eer- str-s 0- Connecticut have no. been Influenced 0r n. nationwide apaea. which Eas ..-r -.t. in HoHal. oi th.s aw0r'wu-. J. H -r-gu in keep H- wtr .a.- taken ar previous con- r.r1.7--' .u.-.~.r.. or which i has orfv -..r.- ...-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION
Get Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calonlei. Dr. Edwards, practic;ng physician for Y years and caiorneTs old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets While treating patients fer chronic con. stpahon and torpid liverS.
 'Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not contain calonel, but 8 healing, soothing vegetable laxative.
 No griping is the 'keynote" of these Llttie srgar-coated, .colored tablets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action.
 II you have 8 dark brown mouth" now aac then - 8 bad breath -a dull, tired seeiIng- sick headache torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and only pleasant results from one or two lit tie Dr. Edwards Give Tablets at bedtime
 Thousands take one or two every night just to keep right. Try them. loc and S5c per box Ali druggists.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
AMUSING IMOCENE

friends eve if she didn't care about them. How could she be supposed to care about T woman who was trying to get back into her tolls an old sweetheart
 /" Imogenei' burst out desperately.
 she isn't that kind! She wouldn't know a siren if she saw one. l haven't seen her for fifteen years: She does nit know there's a man living besides Oscar. I talked to her ten minutes and she mentioned Oscar just sixty five times during the converse ton; her hat was unbecoming. l wouldn't care if they moved to Seattle tomorrow and she wasn't a .sweethear. of mine, not for more than two church picnics and dance at the club, and sny1ow I was
 too young to have my taste formed, and how in thunder shoul1 you assume my interest in her ever vas sentiment alp
 " 'Oh,' said Imogene sadly, a wo
 man has intuftions'
 Tt was a lovely dinner. one of those joyous, lightsome occasions where ev-
 erybody feets there must be prussir acid in the water glasses, ground glass in the potatoes, arsenic sprinkled over the ice cream. Both lnngene and Lilly were perfect ladies. TEey beam tu dI cdCll OtileI llhe h0elI tucg l exchanged .'ecipes and promised to see each other seven days a week, yet | I felt that something was wrong with 1 the setting. 1 was sure of it after our guests left and Inogene said hotly she 1 just despised the feeling of being look I ed over She was perfectly sure, sh= said, that all the while that Lilly wo-
 man was so hypocritica}ly cooing over 1 her she was in reality thinking how
 remarkable t was I had In1 Imogene ] fascinate me, after I haI known her. 1 And oh, how she hated the way lill! l had of smiling at me.
 1 I've worked 90 hard 5ail the Hyde
 Park man with gloom, trying to ex plain to Imogene that my hsart dosn' | pit-a-pat one beat faster when Lilly
 Bingic comes in sight. WLy should 1 women be such geese"'
 1 "Shush," said the Wo0jlJwn man 1 ''Imogene is having a perfectly gooc | time imagining how awful it would b
 to have you entrapped by :ady sirer l and how she would suffer. Don't walk | her up. They just love such situa tions if they arn't so.''-Chicago News
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
The School Bill.

MT Editor: In bygone school days before the Hine- Robbins regime, there used to be in one of the primary readers little story about a potato hill which began with bean pole. In imitation of this arrangement, allow me to begin @ few remarks about the Morrison code" by referring to a re- rlarkable book known as Plans for Progress"
 This same Plans for Progress is the official guide in accordance with which our public schools are conduct ed. Compiling this book must have been wonderful feat and keeping awake while it was done even more wonderful. The name Is misnomer.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05

that until you can get your law pass cd that I have a right to have my family physician make the first diag- nosis and that you nave no right whatever to lay medical hands on Q child"
 Abraham Lincoln once said, You cannot fool all the people all the time" P. T. Barnum said 1.-The pub lie loves to be humbugged Bill Tweed said, What are you going to do about it??" Just\ at this moment I have forgotten the name of the man who said. The public be damned
 PUBIIUS.
 Willimantic, Feb. 3, fS19.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
THE CYCLOPS,

The loss of the United States col main one of the ocean mysteries. It is year and month since anything was heard of That vessel which was on it's way to this country from South America after stopping at a West h. dian port Without any knowledge of what happened to it and with no clue whatever as 10 what trouble it might have encountered it has been impos- sible for the navy department to fix the cause of it's loss. It has. however, ocme to the conclusion from a care- 'ul consideration of the conditions that it was lost in a gaie and until something more definite is found out, and that seems unlikely at this late date that explanation of it's loss is as good as any.
 In view of the fact that subma- rines were operating on this side of the Atlantic it was felt that it might have been torpedoed or possibly been captured. but there is nothing which has been learned from the enemy which would indicate any such thing. There have been many mysteries of The deep but none which wiped out a vessel Of this character more com r'otely. r. it had been a vessel not equipped with wireless it might have appeared less strange but with this modern vessel equipped with the means of communicating with other sh Ds or shore stations to be lost without giving a signal or leaving q trace if would not have hcen believed
 n advance that it could have hap reued. Yet it is possible, if, as the navy department concludes. the vesse vas caught in gale. causing the car go 10 shift that it went down so sud denly that there was no opportunity r1 get the wireless into use. It adds ono more however. to the list of mys. r-HlGuS marine diSa sterc
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05

taken Lydia E.. Pinknarn's Vegetable Compound and the Blood Medicine with good results. She is much better and teaching now and l give your medicine the praise. You are welcome to uss this letter for the benefit of other suf- fering women. Mrs. F. A. GAINES, R.R. No. 1, Steele, Ala.
 Women who suffer as Mrs. Gaines did should not hesitate to give this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, trial, as the evidence that is constantly being published proves beyond question that this grand old remedy has relievedmuch suffering among women.
 For confidential advice write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass. The result of their forty years expert eace Is at TOUT service.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
tremendous advantage which it is not

tremendous advantage which it is not easy to overcome.
 The development which has thus far taken place in the submarines is only an indication of what is likely to come later on. Where these vessels were at one time thought to be re- stricted to harbor defense it has been shown that they can cross and recross the Atlantic carry many torpedoes, lay mines and also mount good sized guns. The. continuance of them as recognized and legitimate war ma chimes would simply mean a revolu- tionizing of naval warfare. while it would be possible for any unscrupu- lous member of the league to so equip itself that it could defy the navies of the world by this means. It is therefore right that the submarine should be tabooed even as will be other methods of warfare.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05

Its just as possible" began thu any of the girls her husband used to be in love with before he lnet heras for canary to like cat Even if he was mt awfully much in love!"
 What" cried his friend frcm Wood lawn. in pained surprise Do you mean to say -ou ever knew there wa; another girl on earth before you raI across Imogene? I'll bet you told he. you didn't many times!'
 I'm not stating." sail !he Hyde Park man with dignity, what my confidential remarks to imogene may have been! And, while were on the subject, I'd like to know what it is that while it is considered cure and a wo- mans perogative to drop hints about how many beaux sne had before she married her husband, her husband is beyond the pale if he allows he never knew there was a girl on earth be. fore she fioated by.
 T am an honest man, and origina! as well, and I insist that was peri . lously near missing Imogenc forever several times. The thought $ a great comfort to nl@ when she sighs and re- marks that Harold Lons nth, one of her'girlhood friends'-yon know the repressed way in which they spring that remark-has just inherited S6, 900 - 000-or that Billy Snipdyke has been elected to Congress, or she ees by the paper Hognlore Larkins has just built another SI90,000 hotel-alacka dear me!
 Being wise. I didn't lay too much stress on the fact that when Lilly Bingle and her husbant moved here from the east. "Oh, I said. abstract edly to 1mogene late one evening, :! met an old acquaintance downtown today-a Ms. BingIe We went to high school together. She--she's grown fat
 T leave it to you if that last toucl. was not artfLl?'
 fl Oh commented Imogene '' Could we have them ort to din. ner?" l stanmered fearfsly They don't know anyone here:' 'Imogene dropped her ~yes and plaited her dress. She supposed so she sighed. She hoped she would al ways have courage to te nice to my
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
EXTRA LONG WEAR
 FROM SHOES

T D. Collins of Ookala, Hawai-. makes remarkable statement which demonstrates the money-savlng dura- bility of NeoLin Soles.
 He writes, After wearing a pair of Ne6lin-soled shoes off and on for thirtv-three months, l wore them on a trip to the volcano of Klauea and walked around the crater over hot lava six times and still the soles showed onlv slight signs of wear.
 This experience is not accidental. It results from the scientific process by which Neolin Soles are made to be exactly what soles should be-oorn- fortable. waterproof and exceedingly economical because of the long wear
 Get them on new shoes for all mem bers of the family and have them put on worn shoes. They are made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com panv, Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed to out wear any other heels.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05

0oWN, ana nad 6lck
 headaches for two
 or three days at a
 time: I took Lydia
 E. Pinkham's s Vege-
 table Compound and
 l am much stronger
 and better in every way than I was. My daughters h eaith broke down last June from teaching school without a rest. and she t,sS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
THIS MOTHER
 AND DAUGHTER
Both Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound.

Steele, During the Change of Life had hot flashes, was neryous. run
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05

THERE $ no advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bui- lsttn for business resulrs
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05

should be able to step into a seething
 political situation and reconcile the
 warning factions is one of the marvels
 of this wonderful age. Poland of all countries is the most unlikely field for
 so great a triumph. The Poles them selves were never able to agree and
 1t was due to this internal dissension
 that their country has been the prey
 of German, Russian and Magyar. To add to this difficulty, the population
 of Poland is made up of Lithuanians, . Let's, Ukrainians, Czechs and Jews besides the Poles themselves. Further
 more there is to be found among this tumble of peoples every brand of democracy and socialism. Amid all this chaos General Pilsudski was with some difficulty maintaining himself as military dictator and beyond this rsf1i- tary monarchy nothing in the way of q settled form of government was In sight for Poland. Pederewski had been American plenipotentiary of the na- tiopal Polish committee which was of- ficially recognized by the allies
 Throughout the war he had been tour ing America giving freely of his money
 and talent in benefit concerts and ad
 dresses to arouse America to the needs
 of Poland. Becoming in this way
 known as a man of no party, forget
 ful of self and devoted to his native
 land, he has been able to render a
 still greater service to Poland. He has persuaded the military dictator to give
 up his power and has drawn about himself a cabinet containing the best
 clements of all parties save only the
 bolshevikis At Danzig the Germans attempted to hinder his progress toward Posen, blood was spilled in . , Posen riot after his arrival and ht
 himself was slightly wounded by s | pistol shot of a would-b assassin ir . Warsaw. It is far cry from tht
 slamor of the American concert stage
 to the turmoil of Polish politics ant . the world looks on with bated breatf lest a bolsheviki ,bullet destroy a Tiff, of such great achievement and promise
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-29

Like virtually every other Southwest Texas, San
Diego Vie county DuVa county a from the
excessive anuu unlike many districts it's losses viii be nnimiz
ga b e fact THAT and has been fo
The principal product of the district
San Diego ana buy county are primarily cattle country
Mot th the district which leased
by the On panes he hands Of cattle who for
Eacf the from The sale Of cattle far IN
ffat OF cotton other agricultural product
From H tie should not be gained that the business
small Vast the district plant
"a
ored the mron m have been better perhaps than
auy other tie State Duva county has bigger
tan has md for and while the local market
San Bento flooded and the would indicate
urfest The markets unusually
profits, ard this where OF the Many
carloads shipped the country
w melons lor yet willing and
pas TIC
Most c feed made and viii be injured the
Tile n probably be benefited than viii be hurt
the rock thrive Although the
oouderany tae VIII be the whole
tsy wll b. nore 'Esnerouf than many years
Tho vicinity San Diego rolling being very
stretches This affords natural drainage prevents
collecting damaging quantities this
surplus M the district readily drains quickly dries
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-29

Oil Is king Duva county and the town Of San Diego the
heart Of what promises be the development
that section At writing there producing Eer
the immediate vicinity the little business but they
drilling II around the radius Of fourteen miles eeoO
gists all Of the opinion the subject The
there the indicates that deep abounds
located Wherever made
natural always encountered this together with the
Of the land is indicate that the locating mother
pool only time Oil development
proceeding along lines and effort being made float
quantities OF stock wildcat undertaking. The
been thoroughly studied and holes the ground
sunk merely the Of Getting hold Of large quantities Of The
people money little chance getting
in the vicinity Of Hoeda about twelve miles from San Die,N
there twelve swallow wells which
after liquid gold sufficient
mercia value Many companies organizing for operating
this territory and carloads Of oil being shipped The
OF oil being conferred bringing
well For number Of shallow oil has been available but
pecng deep well has been gone after
the immediate vicinity San Diego there FIVE
panies operating AL them after oil
companies encountered small showing shallow depths bur
they drilled right through not wishing the
Continued on Page TwoD
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-29
WILL Be GOOD IN DUVAL
COUNTY This YEAR IN SPITE0F
RAIN CATTLENEN like OUTLOOK

Cotton May Suffer Some but iced Crops All Made and
Amy Small Losses VIII be Offset by Plenty Of Grass for
Cattle and Big Hay Crop is Assured-Shrock and Other
Grain Will Thrive Melons Produced in Large Guam
titles this YEAR Actually Less Rain IN Vicinity OF San
Diego than Ia Most Sections Of Southwest
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-29
OILDEVELOPMENT GOING AHEAD
RAPIDLY IN BIG RADIUS AROUND
SAN DIEGO MAKING Deep TESTS

No Producing Wells in Immediate Vicinity OF San Diego
Present but Shallow Wells Are Flowing and Bringing
In Good Profits at Distance Of Only Ia Miles Five
Companies Operating Near the City--Natural Gas
Abounds on Most Of Properties Virtually Entire Acre
age is Held By Big Companies
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-29

Officers
Chas. Hoffman, Pres.
N. A. Hoffman, Active Vice-Pres.
and Cashier.
w. w. McCampbell. Vice-Pres.