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Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
A Timely Protection.

Everyone knows the after effects of La Grippe are often more dangerous than the disease. So often it leads to pneumonia, which a weakened heart action makes fatal. La Grippe coughs that strain and weaken the system yield quickly to the healing and strengthening qualities of Foley's Honey and Tar. The Lee 6 Osgood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
Personals.

M. E. Higgins of Norwich was fin town Monday.
 Mrs. Elmer Norton was a Hartford visitor Monday.
 Attorney Samuel B. Harvey was in Hartford Monday.
 Joseph Gagnon of Holyoxe Mass, is the guest of relatives on High street.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Sadler of Leb- anon were WdHimantic visitors Mon day.
 J. w. Houston and Jack Coughun of Norwich were in town on business Monday.
 Sheriff W. B. Sprague of Andover has purchased an automobile and expects to receive 1t before the week is ended.
 Lillian May. the four year old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. George H. Pate naude of 452 Pleasant street is ill with pneumonia
 Charles H. Thompson of Chaplin, who has just returned from a weeks trip to New York and New Jersey, was a Willimantic visitor Monday.
 Charles E. Ingalls, went to Boston Monday to attend the funeral of his nephew, Rear Admiral James H. Dill away, held at the Bulfnsh place church.
 Mrs Sarah Barstow, who has been the guest of her son, John c. Barstow, of Lincoln Heights, for the past fort night, returned to her home in Scot land Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Summers, P. D. Moreau and P. D. Donahue were among those to leave on the 1o.07 ex- press for Hartford Monday Casino bound to see Lander.
 Ex-Chief James Donehue, City En- gineer R. E. Mitchell and Alderman James J. Few comprised a box party Monday witnessing Harry Lauder in his act at the Casino in Hartford.
 J. A. McAvoy, who has been a pa tient in a private hospital here for several weeks, has so rapidly i'm proved that he expects to resume his duties as an overseer for the Ameri- can Thread company within a few weeks.
 Charles H. Caswell, baritone soloist at the First Congregational church, will assist Colts Armory band Of Hartford in the concert to be given under the auspices Of the Ladies' aux Hilary to Division No. l, A. O. H.. St. Patrick's day.
 A large number of Willimantic peo- pie and some from surrounding towns attended the matinee at Hartford Mon day. Among those who were aboard the HIS train were Mayor and Mrs. D. P. Dunn, MT. and Mrs. Allan Mo Arthur, Dennis P. Shea, Jerry Iagger- ty, pr. J. Louis Sullivan, John Doyle, D. A. Lyman, Robert Stearns, Robert McKel and Harold Taylor.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01

WYE ARE HEADqUARTTsms for fha Columbia iudestructibie recordr We also carry a fun line of 6c and tqe goods. school supplisn. fancy goods, con fectfonerv. tiuwnro. crOcherW. Goa Lapoint. Jewett City. nov2f
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
Went to Sec Harry Lauder.

Henry Mitchell, Of Porteous & Mitchell, Norwich, heading a party of Scotchmen, called at the Boston store Monday morning while en route for Hartford to see Harry Lauders act at the Casino.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
Rohsrt J. naILiaan Enda Duties.

Robert J. Galligan, who for the past ten years has worked for the H. c. Murray dry goods store and for the past three years & stOckholder of the H. c. Murray company, concluded his business relations with the firm Sat- urday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
CHANGE IN ADDRESS. DIR. N. GILBERT GRAY

formerly 8t Hodges Stable lR nov Io- cated in rear os No. Frankiln square Tel B74. magl1d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
FOR SALE.

Automobile and boat Both in fret class condition. Price each. f3s. a q. Bottomly.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
Hard Luck for Local Five.


 The Windham High school basket ball team is up against it with a strong guard in Jordan being laid up with a sprained ankle, sustained in the recent game with Bulkeley at New London, and 1t is extremely doubtful game against Middletown High in the armory Friday afternoon, as he has to go to and from school daily in a hack. Two of the most promising substitutes, Downer and Green, have also been un- der the weather with severe colds or the grip, and they may not be able to play. The team also has a. game sched- u1ed with Rockville High for Saturday. Captain Richmond has ordered the men out for practice this week and good strenuous work will be done to whip the demolished five into the best pos s1ble condition for the two games later in the week.
 South Coventry to Have Electric
 Lights.
 South Coventry will have electric lights the ensuing year, as the result of the. town by J. Nj. Wood, who has succeeded in securing sufficient amount subscribed to insure the cost of installation and maintenance of 24 incandescent electric lights in the principal thoroughfares of the village the lights for the next year, and it is believed that the citizens will be so we'll pleased with the idea of having lights that a scheme will be devised for the continuance of them after the ini- tial contract expires. The lights will be installed by Willimantic parties, and the current furnished from this city.
 Six Gases of Fever.
 There are six cases of scarlet fever
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
WHY NOT

make this Easter a memorable one by purchasing that long talked of Piano? Our prices and terms make 1t possible for everyone to have a Piano.
 The A. C. Andrew Music Co. S04-8o6 Main Street, Wi!Iimantie, Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01

nice variety of Fresh Fish: also Scallops. Oysters and Clans. at STR0kG'S FISH MARKET. 28 North St.
 oct29d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01

Probation Officers to Meet. Probation Officer ". c. Lyman, with other probation officers of the state,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tab lets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure D. w. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01

ASK TO SEE THE Souvenir China plates that we are giving With one pound of our special brand Of taaa- They are beauties. O. J. BLANCHARD. JeweGt City.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
JEWETT CITY
Joseph Mecteau's Death---Ma any Mourn CTS at Funeral of Mrs. Esther M. Gray.

The death of Joseph Mecteau oc- cured on Monday morning after a long illness. He leaves his wife, who is doubly bereft, as their only child was buried last week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
Where to Trade in JGWGtI City
WILL HE HOME

in a few days from New York and show you Rt my store the lafent styles in Hats, Millinery. etc. Mile. Beaure- gard
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
The H. C. Murray Co Agents Ladies' Home Journal Paper
 Patterns. m-Id
For Artistic Wall Papers

come to E. MAFFITT & CO, s7 Church Street We will be pleased to estimate cn painting or decorating and will guarantee both work and price
 Telephone connection novz5d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
HALF PRIcE.

During tho dull aenHon my prices on all Hats will bo just one-haif. Store open only on Wednesday Fricsy and Saturday for the pren9nf. fa A Roy. Millinery Store. Mechanic Ht, Jewett City. ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01

JEwETyr CITY CANDY KITCHEN.
 You VIII find in connection nrat class restaurant Home made pastry of all kinds. Meals served at hil houFH Oysters and clans served co order. Trw Tefta ice cream. Jewett City Candy Kitchen near Et. Mary'H hall. HmnknM block. Jewstt City. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
Notes.

Monday at the office of the town clerk marriage license was issued to Jasper Abramson and Adelaide Bliz- gard, both of Columbia
 The fire police met Saturday even ing and effected organization as fol- lows: Captain, John Haran: ifeuten- ant, William Haddeid; secretary, Wal ter J. Costello.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01

Miss Gladys Murfey is visiting in Boston this week. Armand Lizotte Elected c A. C Man
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
HIGH SCHOOL
IF New Schedule is Adopted Will Open
 at S.3o and Close at 1.30.

A change in the schedule of hours at the Windham High school is contem- plated. If the schedule Is adopted school will open at S.30 o'clock and close at 1.30, giving ten minutes more for lunch than at present, and will only effect a change In two school pe-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01

many or the members are well advanc- ed in years
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
Sru0 nHo glnhrhcit.

Eitt5 burM 80 8. 9lpril. -
GIe @rdno &lrp crbob qeItcrl1 gegen
Oiar 0'. &eSltc. Den Collector iiir
riifitdnOiae Stcuern in 9luegbenp-
County, cine gIntluge wegen 2In.
nabme Don 9eitchuuqen uno fritz
lirtc gIcid)5eitia in oIIqemeinen BE.
ihuloigungcn Die BON ibr pernont.
lncncn decentralization ourh 6ie Or
fldrllng, 0oB piclc uon oeu 125 ,3er.
gen lucldc bi3bcr m1hrcuo Der
o@raft" rllntcrIllhun9cn pcrbort nor
bcn iino, nbiid)tlih o@ruit" s8Cbciui.
nlllc uerldluc0cn uno ctlldle lid
tbatfGhlid) oc5 Wteinci0eS Idul0iq
gcmodt h0ttcn Namcntlld) puroe"
ctlid)e bon oen Nircftoren lulo 9eon.
ten Der feds grOBen 9ontcn pclGc
Nortbeil aus Ser corrupten 3epol.
tursSroinanS ae5o9en lobelL idarf
ollrdl Die S6cdlcl gc3ogen. SeSIie ut
fiir5lih oui Die 9lnflnae freigeipro.
den luor0cn, oaB er lid 0lr6 Die Se.
bullpnu9 zines glIibiS onldBlid ei,
ner friibercn YeIted)ungSflo9e mein.
ci0ig 0cnod)t babe, lIn0 miro Jest
bclhul0i1t. bon Ger yGoIumbiu gto-
ttonal Nonf" BON EittSbllrg an ,.
Sllni 1908 $4,000 un1eromnen 5lt
bubcn.
Gic @rdnb &lrp cmpiicblt aud
nit 0cn TircftorcH ser ,Secouo Na-
tionol @unf" cine nellc llnterllthung
uorjtncbncn bcIAul0iNt Den &oili'
rcr 9oulg, Dob cr i. $. SoffItot i'll
SduB 81 ncbmcn iuhc, lto beboiip-
tct, 0nrnn trngc cine unoere YerIon
lid)teIt, peld)c nit Der ,Secouo ga.
tionol @onf" in @erbinbuuQ itebc.
bic Shltlo. 9hlh ser 9criht Der
9lrettorcn Der nSormcrS' 3cpolit
9iotionol Nnnt." ooB i6nen nihtS
pon Der @c5oblling bon @clo 5ur @c.
itchung BON Observation-Disclosures
bcfnnnt lei, miro ld,nrf fritiiirt.
Sect miro aud Die NedtSfr0itil-
felt Der Gontrofte mlGcioftcn, oui
@rlno Ocrcn Die iehs beDor5ugtel
gnnfen Die GinIngcn Der Stoot er-
boltcn 9cicidlncnb lit oilh Die Ont
picbllng, boB forton ben iefS Ban.
fen 6 Ero5cnt fiir Die itdotiife 3cpo.
iitcn bcrehnet ipcroen ioQcn, lueil
bnrolS criihtlih miro, iuoourd) bicic
Nonfen bcmogcn uurOen, lid) ocn
Sd)minocl cine 10 bcoeutcn0e SlWl.
me @clocS toIten ilt lnliel. 3lr 3eit
be5nbIen Die betreiicnoen @nnfeu ulr
> Ero5ent ,3inien uui Itdotiihe Gcpu'
iitcn mo c5 miro bebullptet cs bub,
Gin 9lbtonmen beltdnoen, Dob Die
Stuotrutb3.W 3.WtitglicOer Die Eifierenl
iiir Die Serobicblng oeSNro5cntiote5
crbnlten lolltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
3luci Sdplad)tId)ifie.

" a ington, 9. 9lpril. - Sl1
9lbmcicnbcit bon II 0iit9licocrn be
ihluB ooS Observation-Disclosures &c.
itern nit 1872 gegcn ITO Stintneu
hcn 9nll BON iluei nellen Sdlnft
ihiiicn inter 9lufnono bon $t2,4
100000 5u gcnebnligen; 33 Icmo'
froten ltinlmten nit Der MajoritGt
ilno "a Hepublitoncr oogegcn. gllS'
bonn lplroc Ole 9un5e GtatSbil iiir
bu5 Wnrine .Icpnrtement nngcnom,
men, mcld}c $l2S.O37 76O2 ouSipirit
pocr unt $3,OOO,OOO iucnigcr, ol2
Die SoronlblGNc bcS Dinrinc &C.
portcmentS bctraIcn bottcn. slbgc.
icben bon oen bciocn Shlod)titiiicr
lpcroen alih nod 5luei Morine Sob
lcnonmpicr mo bier llntericcbootC
gebnlit. 9fnh hcnt SIR slnnnbmc &C.
brodtcn 9lmcn0cnrnt ,Sib9crnlo's
N..0., milIicn Die beiocn Stloht.
ihific llno bic aoblcnonnlpicr Don
,Sirnen gebnltt pcrocn, lucld)c iid
nod Dem ?ldtinmoengelet rihtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
yanoid)luinocl lSruscjIe.

" 4 binUtom 9. 9lprIl. - 4.
!. S0cnep, pcldJer bos >SuItiSoepartc.
mcnt III ueridicocncn 2nnbidnuinoel.
Yrojciicn al Der pociiiid)cnaiiItc Der,
trctcn bot lit bier cin9ctroiicn, nm
nit @cncrnlnuualt Midcrlbnm ilbcr
6ic Fro5ciic ge1en Die iriibercn 8e-
prdicutnnten @illinmion lno 9ingcr
@crnonn ans Oregon jit bcrotbid,la.
gen. IS iii ldon oaUon Die Hebc ge.
mclcn Die bcIoeu Ero5eiie iollen jll
Iolienabcr iebt bat 0oS lSltltiSoepar.
tcmeut lid entl6loiien Den Scr
manniten YrO5eB nodmaIS 5lir
Saltptpcrbonollmg III brin8eu, mic
@cncp cnpiicbIt IS Oilrite oarilbcr
ober nod einigc Belt ucrAcbcn mcil
Die angcblid)en 4iitidlul6igen Scr.
monn'S @eruIlm1 al ons @lurOcSgc-
rid]t ein9clegt bnbcn un0 man ooS
Heililtnt obmortcn piQ. Sb man oeu
@iIlionion ihcn Bro5eB nod lpcitcr
Dcriolgcr miro, lit nod 3uciielbnit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
Baltimore No. Srtag ben Is. Npul 1910.

jlL 0oB Der NuuabcliBCr niht bCbins
oert luer6cn biiric, Dem lGbIid)en Wil.
giltrut ieincr &ntcrItu0t cinen peren.
nircnocn Merger 5ll bereiten, in0ent
er ,20pcnid'S Shmoh" pcrclpige.
!lebriaen9 nlcnt &oiqt, Die a0penit-
fer h0ttcn allen 8rln0, ihm ountbur
6ll Icin. GuS Melt lei crit 0lrf) i'm
bcrilbmt gcworoen, un0 bcltte nob
pilacrten SulllenOc oortbin 5llr Be
frtcOtgllng ibrer Reugicroc lmb nm
Die ncreltcn Shilobilrger tennen SIT
lcrnen.
&o, mas 10 cine GfiijicrS llni.
form niht uIlcS pcrluog. Goiqt bat
lie nit ollf ieinc 9lmerifareile gcnun'
men. 3>r Grinnerlng lmb ul3 Ins
liSnlan. Shuoe, 6uB cr lie in &ons
BON nidt onbotte ais er Dor Dem
Nudinghom Golnlt Dorbci9ing in
Dem 2ll0cnblifc 6c9 9lumurihcS scr
Socbcnblollng. Sin 3eihtng6 Ebo'
togrnpb bot Den WIpncnt 10 gcihidt
oui Die Flottc Acbonnt, bob eS oll3'
liebt ais itcbe Scr Solont um Noltcl
Itrunlnt unr Dem Suuptnun ppH
A0pcnid.
%t0t gcOentt bier in 9tcm Dort
Dor lcincn bclltihen Sunoalcitrn
NortrG9c 5ll hulten mo Den Streid
bon onno Sed)S iilun5cll ols5ubcll-
ten. IS lit 5i boficn, bub Is niht
ba5u fonlnlt, un0 Dob e5 bcmGeltldl.
tbruu unlcrcr StoOt eripurt bleibt,
lih nod nlcbr 81 blunlirclt, ulS rS
bcrcitS am GunncritoQ 9lbenO 9cIdlc.
bcu lit. Gie Ginmonocrllngs. Ycbors
De bat bcrcitS bon Der 9lnmclcnbclt
Tpigt'3 &euntniB mo lit nit Der In.
teriilhun9 oeS SALES beld)Gftigt 2a9
9feillltnt Der llntcrIuhlng lit tlat:
MilhcIn &oigt miro 0nbin jltrild
lpe0irt lucr0eu, luubcr er fam oenn
Selltc, oic bcreit2 int 3rhtbolIic &C.
lclicn bobCn, 0iiricu nod Sinn mo
Mortl0ut llliercr GinluanOcrlnQS.
Wcicbc III ocn &cr. Stooten nutb
niht sum 9eIlh lid mllhulten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15

Sd)iiIicn obae9cben, >Sn Der Wici-
rllug, er babe crit bier Sd)iiiie 9e-
than, luD er Dos @cmchr nodnol@
liuo ididte iif 5itm SdlicBen an, oI&
ibm Der Wartircr 5uricf ieine Serie
iei erit)Dpft. Guntport 0rebte iih
ilberraIht INN llno molltc oaS &C.
ucbr nieOerItellen. Is entfieI abcr
ieincr Suub, cin SduB frohte, uno
nit einem gIriidbrei ItiirSte DER inn
Stanoe linfs itebcnoc Stiibc Srico.
rid Shnliot, orrd)9 Ser; getroifen.
toot 5l 9ooen. SGtte iicb Ser Sdub
III Der Rihhlna nod rcht3 entlaocn,
10 luGre e5 luobl Inn ouS 2cben bes
BORT Itebenoen 9tctusg)orfcr Meiltcr.
ihiiBen Gus 3inmcrmonn gcidbcbcu
geluclen. Soiort mllr0e OoS Shie-
ben olli Die Gourr oon bier Stunoen
einaeltellt. 9ie Shiiten nubncn
ihlucigcnb INN boS Gpicr oeS Der.
bGnaniBuoIlcn llnioIl5 9liliitellur0
ilno uobmen cntbloBtcn Souptcs pom
3omcrobcn auf ciuia ?Ibihico. %
iebcr SdiiBe Oltrd oic ScItbcboroe
nit 10000 Wsarf 1cgen llniau per-
lidert mar, blcb bic 5onlilie ocS Gr.
IfolIencn Dor nloterielIcr 9otb be-
mobrt. Iie Srolt beS llnaliidIidcl,
ser nod im better WonneSolter
ltono, bate ole Shiibcniobrt nod)
Sumblrg mitaenlod)t.
2 tuutSs 2 cfretQr 9errs
burg $ 2 h ptcgcrpater
gcltorbcu.
>Sn Dem benohbnrten S9olcniee lit
8crr Srun5 Seliger Der Shlpicgcr.
pater bes aoloniol StootsictretGrS
Gernbrrg, aus Dem &cbcu geihiebeu.
gr erreitte Elm 9lItcr pon sc SSobre!l.
2 it'd 10 obl i'm I. 30 iener
& eli ih ia 8 " oblfrCiie
u "
Del Der HcidSta0S.G S.Griotpohl, mcl.
dc beute i'm eritcn Eoicncr Mohl,
trciic. StoOt Eoier, itottfono, lit eS
5ll feiner enbQiiIti9en Gntihciblng
gctommeu. IS 1T nod cine StiG
mabl 5Uiidcn Ocm conicrpntipen
Sberbiir9ermciltcr Gr. @ilmS imo
Dem Folcn SoIinati notbig. Gs lit
boS erite Mal, Oob ein Geutiher rnb
cin Eplc in Der Sto0t Eoicn in Die
Stid)pohl fonlnlcn.
3ic Griobiuobl mar ourd bic
ManootS 9ticocrIcAlng ocS pulri-
lhcn 9lbgcorOnctcn u. Gbr5nnomSfi
nothig geiporocn. Iieier iieatc 1907
i'm critcn @obI1ong nit 1881 pol.
niiden 9egcn t2,OG5 Ocltidc mo
1877 io5iulbcluofratiihe Stimmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
Nblcbcn bcfanntcr Scntid)cr.

i Fbtlu0cl pm a. 30, .. Npril.
-- Dr. ,Sobn 4. Neb, iltn,. Der nlillio.
ncnrcicbc @roubcrr IT, 9ciiBcr uCrtbs
pollcn Srlrn0cigcntbuma III Eblla0cIs
pbiu uno 9teu. 2orf, lit bclttc norgcn
bicriel6it pl6Blib geltnrbcn. $or. @eB
mar 53 Sabre alt ln0 trnt ais ntnBcr
Nioun IN Die @roncrei ieinca &oterS,
6es uor 5luci &ubrcn uerItorbcncn
Sprn. \Snbn g. @eb. ein, 0crcn Scltlnl8
cr nod OeiiCn So0c iibernubnL Scit
1850 mar er 9liit9lie0 Der ,Sirno. Ter
&critorbcnc iuor Gi9entbilner oeS
@eb .9uilbing, gc9enibcr Ser Gitps
NoQ. Gr mar leit 13 >5obren g2itts
lper. Scin Spbn %obn 6reO. ,9ct
Der Critic, lueiltc 5ur 3cit ieinc& Sos
0e5 ou icinem Sterbcbcttc; leinc God
ter. Sri. 0ioiuIine 2. Bet. beiinoct
iib in StoIcn oli 9iciien. Sic mrr-
0e Don Dem SoOe ibres Noter5 tcIc.
0ropbIih in &enntniB 9eiebt
NicoluuS 9tnltcr &c itor6 Ell,
trOll0S bllrg va, 9. NprIl.
-- Gurd) Den int 81, ScbenSiobre cr'
ioIgtcn Zoo bon 9ticoInr5 SHUTTER bal
oiclc StoOt cinen Scr Cltcitcn Niirgcr
bcutider 9lbltonlmlng, cincn Mann
perlprcn, in ocm 0elitidlc Ne0lid)ffcit.
Gncrgic rub 9lIa6nucr pcrt0rpcrt mu.
rcn mo Scr oic 'pridlu0rtlidc Sciter
beS Griol9cS bon Der ltltcrltclt bis
sur obcritcn Spronc crlticqcn bat, -
Ruitcr lpor @uper BON 8cblrt ilno
fam nit cincr Shiuc'tcr bon GO Sab
rem hicrbcr. Seinc GGcrn lieb cr
bolo notioIacn. &om Soolilircr brad).
tc cr c9roid) }uml SoulmonlL Der ltutt
Iidpe S5dlller bnltte uu0 groBe Sd6en
ctabllrtc. gln cent 0ifcntlihcn Ycbcn
nabm CT CiiriQen glntbCiI; CT Dcriub
iaIt ic0es glnlt. 0ua cincS Der feline
rem @enlcimueicn 5ll ucrgcbcn hot,
mar YirgcrmCiiter. ionic .Dtitglieo
ocS Stuot' un0 ShlllrntbeS. 9lrtbcr
cinigen @cidlpiItern lmb ibnl plle
2lngcb0rigcn ms (cnleitS porausgc-
gaugcn.
SO I'm 9tic0critein to st.
e w.Dorf. 8. 9lpril. - >Sohn
]ticocritcilL Gr.Gountp'Glcrf IN
Gueeno lit geItorbcn. Wus bic 9lnge-
boriaen ilno ,Srcllrbc ieit @ohcn be
iiirftctcn, lit 5nr trnurigcn @cniBbci
gcuor0cn. Seit Dem iriiben Nad,.
ntittog luor Der Roiicnt bclpubtlos,
mo nm I llhr 25 0tinuten trot 0ic
9luilolln9 cin. Iie treiic @ottlt Die
i'm NIT nuinpicrlloer Siebc un6Sorg.
init Ncpilc9t. iolpic icine orci ainocr
mo icine bei6et 0rilocr Sorti& llnb
9tifnro 9dcoeritcin uno ctlid)c init,
ne 6rcln0e Der 6nntilic lmlitonoel
oos Eager. ais >Sobn Nie0critein oell
lcbten sltbent5rg thnt.
9tiebcrIicin's oinihei0rn bcoclltct
eincn Gerluit iiir bns 9tclu 2)orfer
Gcutid,tbum uno nnn,cntIif iiir Die
SGraerpelt Sbpobl ieire '@ieqe
ilidjt in IeutihIono'S (Souen 9citnu.
bcn. mar or in Der 5ieic ieineS Ser.
sens itets ein edter Ieultider. aounl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
Gen. 0ooo llebcrbringer ppn Slid.
miinid)cn.

Slb Yoint Comfort, Gu.,
Q. 9lpril.-Gcr 8unocssEon5ertreil-
ser ,Wontona" lit nit @cnerolmnior
2conoro @ooo, Dem Spejiol9cionos
ten 5ur Gcntcnnuricicr Der oracntini'
ihell Rcpublifcn no6 9ncnos 9Ipres
obgeiobren. 9ei Der 6eier miro 8e.
neral @ooo sic 8liidlpiinihe Der
Ser. Stooten, Die in elmer Yotidoit
Oes 9rdiioenten Gait an Graiibeni
9lIcoria ;unl Nusor,id fonmcn, iibcr.
brin9cr. ,5rau Wooo 6caleitct ibrcr
8aitcn auf Der Hciic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
Nr. 10.

cju 3wciter beflmbetc fiir oertihcee,
iucbrnQcn Elm 10 qroBeS mo ielblt.
IoicS &ntcrCiie, wie &obn 9tieOerItein.
Sdmntlide 0elticbeu &ereine, oenen
er alqcb0rte - umO ihrcr mnren eS
gar uiele - mar er oucjeit cin treuer
Nerutber. limo CT IieB ca ni6t bei'n
9lttcn Natb belpcnOen ionoern ging
uub nit gutter (but poran.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
1870 Icpurtirtc.

Nen Dprf. 9. april. - I'm
nit ben beiite nad) europa abgcbcn.
ben Enmpiern beportirt 5ii lperbcn,
nlllbten geltern chpa 1870 Yeoauerts.
pertbe ellis Sslorlo perlaiicn, Gns
Webflagen Ser llngIiidliheu, oeren
Soffnlln1, iih cine before 9ebensitel.
litng ju erringen, ucrnidtet moroen
ipur, bdllte ourh oie Gorrioorc oeS
groben @eb1uocs, ais lie in Heib'
ir,o 8lieb ontrctcn nuibteh. Inn Den
fleinen Ianpier 81, beiteiaen, Der iic
oil 9orb Der perid)ieoenen SSeunrie.
len nb5lilieiern bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
Cunningham nno Gbcitcr cingcbrud,i.

Nihmono, Na. 9. 2IpriI. -
Irco. GTnnilI1hnn alias Gbbic ,Sun.
uno 6ronf Gbcitcr alias 2ittle cid
S5orris. pcId,e ill Nep.2)orf wcgcn
@lirnocrung oe3 @cloinrarfeS bcs
aoiiircrS oca RoitamteS in Ti6nlonb
pcrbnitet murocn lino, ipuroen bier
bcute pom elmer itarfcu G5fortc upn
Foitinipctturen cln9cliriert lnlo I'M.
ter beionoerS ItrenBen &oriittsmuB.
rcaell Icacn cincn ctuaiacn Nlts
trub binter SdIoB mo 9tiegcI &c.
brudt. Tic ?lrrcltuutcn ,ullroen ocm
Nrnoc5lcridt porgciilbrt imo mer,
0en iih mor5en ultf bic 9egcn tic CT.
hobcuc }Infla5c j,t pcruriporicn bo.
bcn. Der 9egnn Der Suuptpcrbono.
llnl lit nlli n1titen Moutog ongc.
ieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15

Sn Chicago, Sa., ipuroen bci
Der grploiion eines @asbeb1ltcrs IN
cii,em @eb1iioe Der "9iationol Welb.
ing ano Manufacturing Gompni,p"
neun 2ente pcrlett. 5,iloerte bon
Denitern ipuroer il, Der Nohbarihait
ourf Die grid,iitterling 3eririimnlert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15

Eaiic snr Meiic iu'S slmslanb &C.
IOrst &. Hainc, Wr. 413, Cf.YaIti.
moreitrahe, nabe GnitOm Sonic Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15

9'Giie snr gieiic in's Nnsiano BE-
iorgt Is. ytaine, Rr. 4l3, Cn.YaIti.
mureitraFc, mabe Chiffon Sonie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15

Ydie iRr's anslano bfiurgt 6, Nuime, 4f3
Sitealtimuu' ctr, nnhe Gnitom youie.steenur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
@or ber Musnciiung?
Ter r6anptmann BON &6pcnif"
biirftc beportirt lucrocn.

2ie GimpanOerllugsbeb0r0e beid)di.
ti1t iih nit ibnl iwo miro i'm
porolaiibtIid ndh GelltihIono
5uriidipeoircu. - 2SoItc in Der
N'etropoIe am @ubion &orIeiln-
gen bolten. Gic 9Iamuge
bIeibt je0enioIl3 Dem Qeuti6.
tDum Der Staot eripart.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-09
GO TO SEE BIG SHAFT FALL
Capital Folk Flock to See Washington
Monument Tumble, but X Still
Is 555 Feet High,

Washington. The Washington mon
ument became an object of interest
to Washington's oldest inhabitants
the other day For several days per
sons have been picking up small
pieces of marble and cement identica
with the material psed in the moau
ment
This started a story that the Elonu
ment was cracking and in danger o
falling, Many who heard the stov,
took advantage Of the Sunday hoita
to visit the monument 10 see it fall
The monument watchmen say il il
not uncommon for pieces Of marble
TO drop from the shaft from time tt
time, but they attach no sigrohcanci
TO 1t. Stone masons say that the3'
pieces falling from the seams eventu
ely may necessitate the expenditure
Of money IN patching,
The monument Is sos feet high.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-09
Power Of the Senator.

Speaker Cannon al the recent Grid
iron club dinner in Washington, stood
UP for the senate. -
You'd think the way the senate Is
blamed for everything" he said, that
1t had supernatural powers.
"A crowd of farmers were knock
ing the senate one market day last
month, when an old fellow of only
one-horse power brain hustled into
their midst.
"'Well. byes, said he, what's the
senate up to now2'
"Why, amt We heard, Zachary?
said young farmer, winking at the
others. The Senate's went and passed
a bill addln two extry months to win
ter
Zachary struck his forward with
his red.mittened fist.
do tell" he 1roaned. Gosh durr
the luck! An h-re I'm clean out 0
fodder