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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31
PERSONAL

Henry Lamphere of Mystic was in
Norwich on Monday.
E. 3. Seamans of Mystic has re-
turned from stay in Norwich.
John Imdahl and George GIey have
returned to Mystic from Norwich
Miss Julia Murphy of New London
is the guest of friends in Norwich.
John w. Lawson of Worcester spent
the holiday at his home on Thames
street.
Miss Celia Enright has returned af-
ter a visit with Miss May Carey of
New London.
Miss Genevieve Hasgerty of Ocean
avenue. New London, has returned
from Norwich.
beer spending several days with rela-
tives in Holland.
Miss Anna Brennan of Summer
street. New London. has returned from
visit in Norwich.
Miss May Sullivan of Summer
street. New London. is in Norwich
as the guest of friends
Mr.. and Mrs George Lucas of Provi-
dence spent Memorial day the guests
of Mr.. Lucas parents in this city
Owing to i'll health, Mrs NJ E.
Eagles is spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. J. c. Phillips, in Lis
bon-
Mrs. P. J. Leverone and son, Charles
Frederick, of New London, were in
Trading Cove over Sunday at the home
of her parents.
Miss Jessie E. Hill was the guest
over Memorial day of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Walter B. Knight of Elmwoed ave-
nue., Providence.
Miss Lydia Smith and Miss Eliza
beth Smith of Laurel Hill avenue
spent Memorial day with friends in
MontviIle Center
Jack Gallivan. who is employed in
the cotton exchange at New York. is
visiting at his home on the West Side
for several days.
Harry Thompson and Miss Alice
Matthews of Hartford were guests of
Mrs John r. Fowler of Penebscot
street on Memorial day.
Mrs. George T. Brown and Mrs. A.
T. Hale have returned to New Lon
don from an automobile trip in the
country and a visit to Norwich.
Howard c. Russ, secretary and
treasurer of the Beach Russ Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y, was in Norwich for
the holiday. visiting at his former
home.
Frank II. Foss. secretary Of the Ma
tionai Rogue association who was in
vitea to Meriden on Tuesday, was un-
able to attend the gathering of rogue
players.
Emerson N Coleman. Jr.. of New
York spent Tuesday at his former
home in this city. He is now steward
on the Twentieth Century limited run
ming between New York and Syracuse.
Amos Andrews. superintendent of the
water supply company of Piainfield ".
j., has returned home after visiting
relatives in this city Mr.. Andrews
was much interested in the reservoir
under construction here ana visited the
locality.
Alfred Hough is in town fer few
days. He is new located in Plainyille
Conn, near Hartford. The change al
ready seems to agree with him. He
likes the place and his new employee.
His many friends were glad to meet
him again.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Warrington
and son Lester of Hartford and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Barstew and two
children, lone and Ellison of Norwich,
spent the week end with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Warrington, of
North Steningten. conn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31
Commander.

erence for their worth; to strengthen
among ourselves the bond of fraternity
by recalling the memory of experiences
common to us all; te encourage a more
generous charity for our comrades who
are sick or in distress. and for the des-
utute wards of the Grand Army; to
reEew our pledge of loyalty to our
country and our flag. and to emphasize
in the minds and hearts of all who
may unite with us the privilege and
duty of patriotism.
1t is expected that throughout our
services each one will manifest the
most courteous and reverent decorum.
Let our s5ldierIy department be such
that we may worthily honor the gfaves
We decorate, the. memories we cherish.
the flag We salute, and the Grand
Army 10 twhici, we belong
Following the salute to the fag,whicIl
was given by the children. Old Glory
being held before the bleachers where
the children were seated, Comma nder
Hevey addressed the gathering briefly
in these words.
To the Mayor. City Council, Town
ahfcials and Friends:
Asfcsmmander of this post, l well
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31
Men WHO FOUGHT FOR COUNTRY
Memorial Services for Those Who Have Passed on to
Their Revard-Much Interest in the Parade and Ex-
ercises--Rev. P. c. Wright Speaks on The Spirit Of
the Flag.

In memory of those who laid down
their lives for their country and those
WIS served during the wars in this
land and who have since passed away,
Sedgwick post No. l, G. A. r., held
its annual memorial service Tuesday,
favored by excellent weather during
tho afternoon and a general participa-
ticn by sympathy or assistance in the
many details of the day
The threatening morning resulted
only in a short sprinkle after noon,
after which the clouds broke away,
ard there was an ideal afternoon for
the parade and exercises. for which
there was an unusually large number
along the Ene of march and at CheI-
sea parade
The procession formed in Main
street in front of Buckingham Memo
rial and all the participants were in
line and ready to move when the word
was given BY Col. c. w. Gale, mar
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31
Memorial Day Dances.

Two of the public dance halls pro-
viGed Memorial day entertainment for
good sized crowds. At Cadillac hall,
with the Cadillac orchestra playing,
there was dancing both afternoon and
evening, and Joseph H. Sheridan was
heard in well rendered tenor solos.
His selections were I'D Love to Live
in Loveland With a. Girl Like YOU;
Think 1t over Mary; and Stop. Stop,
Step.
At T. A. r. hall the music was by
the Breadwa theater orchestra, and
dancing was enjoyed both during the
afternoon and evening.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

Can you afford Sc sIsss fer faraiIy
and friends all. summer? WffHanns
Rect Beer is cheaper and-better,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

The Reardon family of New Britain
are soon 10 open their house at Ocean
beach. Mr. Rearden has sold out his
business, which was a very large one,
and will live more at the beach than in
New Britain in the future.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

The New London Telegraph says
Little Harriet Chappen. daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 3. Chappell o
Claiming street, is fast getting owe
a mild attack of measles. and it il
expected the house will not be quaran
tined long.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

The children of the Michigan church
who are e9deavoring to raise money
by GHIdren's day for the church re-
pair fund are encoure sedshy the offer
of two handsome prizes for the chill
dren who secure the largest amounts.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

A party of fourteen young people
was pleasantly entertained on Tuesday
at Wintergreen lodge en- Bolles cove
by Miss Helen Moore and Miss Cath
crime Moore. The party went down in
the early part of the afternoon and re-
turned late in the evening
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

Al the meeting of the executive
committee of the state SOCIALIST party
in Hartford, Sunday, when Edward P
Clarke of Norwich attended, the mo-
tier Of the Putnam branch. that the
party take ssi4i greater he nd in leg :
isiatlve matters two yeape hence tha
during the present session of the leg
isiature, was favorably reported.
John Moran Of New London is TEN
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

A number who displayed flags on
Memorial day forgot that, according
to the United States regulat ions, flags
should be raised from half mast to
the peak after noon. to SO remain until
shutdown. Many flags were left at
haf-stan the entire day.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

The steamer Gardiner carried good
sized parties from this city to the
shore on Tuesday and those making
the trip were much pleased with the
river craft, which is to run from here
this summer
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

rcss before the public. there 10 ~ ~
dunn better than through TIRE a1yoRe9D~
iuE columns Of The bultet0
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

Local Baptists are being notified
that for the twenty-feurth time the
New England Baptist train will leave
Besten for the Northern Baptist con-
ventien and World Alliance meeting in
Philadelphia, June 1895. stepping at
Westerly and New London.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

8. 'Tis the Star Spangled Banner,
: oh, long may it wave
Ger the land of the free,
And the home
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

Large quantities of rock are bein,
blasted out off Reath street for TIL
stone crusher, and on Tuesday morn
ing half dozen er more blasts sound
ed like SO many cannon reports.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

Commissioner &GacDonald has sent
out a call to the seIectmen of the
towns where state roads have been
constructed. He says that the con
tinued Grouth has caused roads to
show signs of wear greater than COM
mon and he wants them put in repair
and wants sprfnkling carts used as far
as possible
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

Next Sunday afternoon. instead OF
their regular tea at the club rooms,
Halle club members are to spend the
afternoon at the bungalow of Mrs
Amanda r. w. Spalding at the Pines
They will take luncheon with them
going down in the 2.45 Norwich &
Westerly car.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

During Yale commencems week
on Sunday evening. June Is, at the
annual meeting of tAe Yale Foreign
Missionary society at Dwight hall. one
of the tive addresses will be by tbs
Rev Brewnell Gage, whose wife was
Miss Helen Howe of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

OF the brave
:. IT'S the Star Spangled Banner oh.
long may it wave
Ger the land of the free and the home
of the brave (Applause.)
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-31

Plymouth veterans attended a Me
mortal Sunday service in the Episco
pal CHURCH, where the sermon was de
livcred by the Rev Marcus ]. Simp.
sen, formerly of Yantic.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14

Retaeb tuirb pdbrf6stnlicb nit bem
Geben odboutommen.
Gs bltibt beim u'Iten.
Spriusfielb, Sn., 13. aprtl.
Die rnafen" unb rtrotenen" Bius
purben in Der beutigen Sibung bes
5aufes nt4t pufitrt, tpomit Der Rampf
fir rGountp Option in bieTer SeTfiou
gu @nbe sebt. 9as issige 2ocaI OPP
tipnz9efes blsibt baher in 3rdft. Die
rRaHen" uno bic vSrodenen", fpeIGe
fidb bic gan3e Seffipn binburh be.
tampften, erEttten bei6e cine Risbsr'
lags.
6eHer.
Ren gort, 13. 4prit. Gm
8onnsritag Morssn tpurbe bic Sabrit
Der Mdnbattan Soap Gpmpanp an
Meit SO. Strobe gum Betroge BON
100000 burd 6euer beiddbigt. Ssts
gig Mdb6eu, bic i'm stpetteu StDd bes
fhdftigt tpdreu, gelangten ii6er bic
Seuerlettern tns sSreie unp einbunbert
Wldnner enttamen duf bemfelbsn Neg
unb nit 6ilfe Der glenators.
S6Gimmer 9unterott.
NeipYort, 13. Qpril. eSm guns
besgeridt puroe am Oouneritag Elm
8eriht iiber bic 4tttoen unb 9dfItpen
bes fir bdnterott srfLdrten 8rditbsnten
Der Stbelttp Gunbtng Comp ,patrid
s. aisran, singerstdt. Gs gsbt baraus
berbor, boB iid bic PaTinen auf $921,z
80 beIaufen, bic attiOsn aber auf Rur
$123, ,181.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14

enalifhe Spnbifat, bds fiir5li1 cine
RonseiIion fir ben Ban elmer Gifens
bobn BON pnerto pinos big tns Snnsre
BON Darien erlangt bdt, bat nun AUDI
bic Regiernng erfuht, bie gfnbabn
iiber ghepo Bis nad Der GtuOt pnnas
ma DerI6npern AZ biirfsH. ghepp liegt
I'm fnmdlIten Sbeil bes Sitbmus.
, Wenn bic Grfoubnib fir bisie 8ers
lingering sstDdbrt tpirb, mas febr
brf1einli9 lit, bann tpiirOs bic giz
fenbnbn bic aOIonifiruns ouBsrOrbents
ti6 reiden iuHsfrduli6en GaHbss srs
m6git6en.
usber ben 8ritif6 amsrts
tanif4tn Q ditbsgs.
riots 0trtrug.
2onbpn, 13. april. Die tonIers
potipe .gon WaII Gn3stfe" iubsrft Fd3
Tpmpatbif6 gu ber8en.ertung Oss- -gers
liner 5dgeblatts4. bab bic beutTbe Re.
gierung oabin itreben folIte, GeutIte
lamb an bem snifhtn ameritu uno
England s.planten G6iebsgsri4tsa6s
tommen theiInebmen az IoFsR. ,gs
tommt babel" Iast bds 8Iatt, ,sin
Gefiibl gum 4usbrud. bns benz &C.
miitb Der meiiten GngIdnbsr nitt
fremo lit. mir baben feinen 9runb al
sinenl Gtreit NIT Deutf6lono, nod Bat
amerita duasnblidlih einen Iol6en.
s5sb.s bon uns iit cine prOgrsFipe unb
uuh grpdniion firebenoe Gatior, uno
bic Welt IN srOb senus fir uns olls,
tpenn RiemnnD bon nns bas Jerritos
rum zines anberen su beiibsn DerIdnst.
60 1T aun tein GruHb su siusm Rrisg
nod cine llrfuhe bdfiir DorbaHbsn,
nah einem iolhen grunbe 5u Iuheu.
Quf Der anberen Geite absr ift jeber
Gruub porbaubeH, CUTE ge3iebungen
gum Sipefe Der 9srbeHeruug o.s 1els
bes Der sommersieflen Gperatipnen su
tultipirsn. SH oieIsr Rt6tuug Iieetn
bic 6offHungtn auf eiuen bauernbeu
5rieoen, tpenn ni6t nuf cine RsbuttiOn
Der Riitunssn. DenH bic RoBrsgsln
fir .ineH gertras siDifhtn GrpBbrts
taHnien unb amerifn perfe.t getDoroeH
iino, 10 iiHo mir nint fi6er. bab Hiht
cine tomm.r3is[Ie 9ripelaIIiau3 bon Der
beuii6en Resisrung ais bus bette Tlit-
tel uorg.ihlassn miro, ous GrpaHs
fioHsftIb gu fihern. bos nDtbpenbig 1T,
um uHfere Ronomifdsn 9sparfniRs gu
befriebigen."
/ Sebr hdrofteriitifH fir Die snslif6s
dmsrisdHif6en 0ertrngsperhdubIuHgen
/ ftliebt hsute and cine .atmes% Dope
| ffx aus EdFhington: .es iii Don her
grobtsn mihtigtsit. bag Der @ertrue
perboHoslt Dsrbe, bepor Der GuthuFas,
mus DerfIiegt." Reht ffsptiih Shrsibt
aud Der .DaiIp Graphic: Die prat'
tiT6eH S6nisrigteitsn oiefes 0srtrda
ges pig man oufheinsHD tbeiis per'
| fnieben, bis bic RothfpsHoigteit fstner
aRrufuns iid erefbt. tbsils iie uugel0f
IdfeR, unb 10 ipiro bic fuihtigfte FRA,
| ss, fuie btr 0ertrag prattifh tDirtfan
gemuht tpsrben ion, auf Die lduge Ban
gei6oben. GtrsitFrossu tpie be Ron
roeoottrin nit allen'ihre Wetdmorpbo
| fen finb auseeihloT.n. unb Der Genut
| in in Der gntffeioung aber anrpeH'
bung pber Rihtontpsnbuug oes Der
TRACES fouptrdn. Der 8erfaHer bes
artittIs iii Der aniiht, odB bic Reot
bss Reihsfunslers pieI sbsr sum Syrie'
ben, ia sur abriiftung fibre, ols bel
umeritaniIhe 8ertras. iooffnunesDol'
Ter aber fsitn Dor alien bic ensliihs
ceutihen 8erhnnblunger iiber Der
| austauia BON SnfOrmationen onau'
feben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14
msil fis In Der beutidsn 4rmes mibs
bdnbelt neroen.
Die meritanifde Greu;fdbt agna
pristu non ben JnfurgsHten
siussnommtn.
D9ti amtriinntr ouf ameritdnif6em
9onen mibrsnb bes Rompfes GEE
t6ntst unb cine ansabl Der.
lpunost.
Die 1Inrubsn tm g bampag'
ners Diffrift,

Gpernap. syrantreih, 13. april.
Ebilm<iie In 50lge Der 9Ddhfcmfett
ban Is, 600 WsnHn 9ruppeH. unD du4
tbtilipeife In gblge Der 5aHbIuHgss
fpeiie Der Geputirtsnfammer, bie an
Wiisnost Mbtnb ben Bei6Iub bes Ges
nass NIT gesug duf bie 8egrenSung
bes gbampGsners9 s9tftriits Huaifisirt
bat, berrIht jest TN Espdrtement
Warnt DerbdItuibmdbis Rube. uno 81
ift ale Ansjiht porbanoeu. bdB Que
HtD0litruns BON iest an DerHiiHftiser
hdnneIn luirb.
Die Dut5 Der Meinbouern bat 10
plSsliH nn6seIoiTsn, ipie iie entfuHt
iuuroe, unb man eriportst iest bdloiSe
6erfteIuns Der Orbnnng. Die leste
@0nbe pon Rorobeuren, bic bon Rillp
Ga Moniogue aus nad Rbetms mars
idbirte. tpurbe bon ben 9ruppen dbges
fanesn unb ouseinonbergetriebeH. ebt
iig Gmobtn onrinten fonnte.
Die 5iibrsr Der 8etpesuHg baben om
absnb EN- RaHifefs trlaFtH, in benz
iie ibre Mnhdnser oufforoern, NIT rus
tigsn Wertrouen bic gntideibung oes
Stontsroths obsuipdrteu, an ipelhen
Der prtmitr Wsonis nie sanse anses
Ifeenbeit peripeifen min. Gie beb1ups
ten, bub bic Hranbiiiftunsen uHb bds
psiinn<rn com Wsiitno@ bas Msyf
pon fremben glemsnteu, Gieben unn
An0r6iiten geipefen fsi, Die iib IN
BanDen 5uiommeRssrottet bdtttn. I'M
Rukfn aus ben uHrubsu Su 5isben, bic
fie feIbft perunIaBt hdtten.
Die 5iibrer bsbaupteH aud. odB Der
WaTfh no@ Mp unb bic folsenben
Gsenen bes Wonbolismus non einigeH
uabei0nHtsn gserfonen ongsftiftet unb
peleifet tpcrben feisn, bic fi4 IN be-
triigsrifher Meiie bes Qanens bes
Disqualification bsr 9Deinbauers4 Hos
ei0tipn 6ehient bitten, um nit leute su
peranlajisn. linen Su fOlgen.
1rob Der Ihotfa6e d6er. nab bds
Department Mdrne sinem riefisen
9ruppenIdger sIeiht unb faii isber
Drt uon zrupptH bsfebt In. fdnbeH
am WlitttDom INNER nod iebr srHfis
Iiht Ar0iratlt itofi.
dn Dindp errinteieu bic Rr1ipclIts
fteH NGrrifnoeH unb es gelnng ibHen,
pon bort aus bic 9ruppenA 3nriidsus
hnIten, pdbpenb zine onhert Gruppe
Der Tnniieftoaisn In hosGbdmposntrs
Dtppt etnhrnng. nile ghompagnsrs
flafmen atrf1lns, bic WtinpreHtn sers
it0rte nub bnnn bic Geb1ubs i'm 9ranb
jtedte.
I'm cem 3erfi0runesiptrl nabmtn bic
Urdutn In heSDorroesnoer Mtilt Ala
tbeil. Sic fonosn renoIuticnGrt 2ieber
unb fsuerten bic WiGaner al Deiuaits
thatel an. Mls bic a0poIIerie por 8is
nap ontaH. lfstsn iid bic lyrausn aui
bic Strnbe nisbtr unb rieftn ben GoIs
b0tta 3u, 0b iie ~ fu1gten. iiber he bins
ipsg1urtittn. Gs etlons lAlkbIi4 obsr
tb<n 9Enppen b<r Gituntien 6<rr sll
sperbtn i. Re tsisben BE WeGn4eftcntsn
sn1sleaasss. - - nss1ss HxhnH,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14

80 Dofbington, .. G., 13. GpriG.
8as Observation-Disclosures ua6m an
0oHneritag Qbenb nit 296 oeqen 10
Sttmmen bic Ruterf9e Rsfolutipn
on, oer5ufolge ein Imenosmeut 3ur
GouItitutiou aagenommen tperoen ipQ,
unter Dem bic 8unbesienatpren brett
Dcm gOIte srpdblt tperbsu 1plIen. Gs
III oies Die erite Der bemotratiTd den
parteimaBregeln, Die bonn Sdus an
genommeH tpuroen. Bon Der aanSen
oemotrdtiiden M2aioritdt unterItiiBt,
raroe bic FeiotutipH unperdnoert aH-
genommen, uuo 3Dar nit elmer 9es
fhpinoigteit, bic protsite pon republia
taHiiher Seits 3ur SoIgs bate. Die
Rroteits bafirten bauptfd6licb auf Der
2batia6e, odB in Der ReTolutipu p1r.
geie6eR lit, bag bic 8unoes6eb0rneH
teiRe aoutrolIe iiber bic 5enGtorspabz
len habeH iplleu. Jea9 eiRer Iedls
Stunoen IdHgeH Debate, in pelher
Derlanat Duroe, oaB cine 46Gubsrung
in Dem Sinne norgeHommen rpsroefI
irQ, oaB ben gunoes be6Drbeu cine fol.
DE &Outroue 5ugeitdHoen tDsrbe, ftimm-
ten ale RepubIitaner nit 4usnahme
pOn 10 uno ale 9emotraten nit Quss
rabme BON Wc9ermOtt bon SSltnpis
fir bic ReiDlution.
SIN Senat bieIt Senotor Rupner
BON Rarplanb cine Rebe iiber Die 9es
oiehungen 3ptiden Den Ser. Stdateu
unb Werito nit 9e5usnubme auf bic
9eriihts iiber agreiftDe 9IGue Supdns,
bic er fir unbsgriinoet srtldrts.
Das 9atentmebt3in 9ts
f9dft in 9efabr.
gor benz Supremegeri6t Der Der.
staaten puroe am 0Ounerftag iibsr
bic Jrags orgumentirt, OBJ ous .qure
5opo anD Drug" 9efeb pom Sabre
1906 psrbtetet, baB auf ben @tiquetteu
pon 9ateutmeoi3insn abfi6tIih falfde
4nsaben iiber bic 5stltruft Don Rebiz
3inen gemuht peroeu, ooer ob iia bas
gerbOt nur auf fali4e angobeu be-
treffs Der Sngreoien3en beSiebt.
Der Solicitor 2e6muu, Der bic Res
sisrung psrtrat, mahte selteHb, bag
oem 9eies bic eritere, peitere auslss
gung geseben peroeu iplle, fsIbit auf
bic 9efabr bin, oaB oas gateutmeoisnz
8efddft oaourh rutuirt tpiiroe, mas er
| fir eiuen Ssgsn fir Die Men'hbett srs
tIdrte. Serr 2ebnau iagte, bab Der
aOngrsB, als CT bas Gefss annabr,
fi6 ipobl betpubt getpsieH isi, oab ss
ebsnio pihtig iei, iid nit Der SeiIs
traft Der ungsprteTsneu Weoistuen al
beT6Gfttgeu, aIs NIT Der 3uiammsns
ieBung Serielben.
| Sau1es 8. SurfIeB, Der 8. u. sSobu-
ion reprdfentirt, Der dneettdgt mar,
cine abiolut tpsrtblDie Meoi5iH aEs Elm
Seilmittel FIR ben &rebs annpnctrt
unb pertauft Su baben, sesen ben bic
antfaqs uber i'm gunbesgeriht BON
miFpurt risbergsIhlusen tpuroe. auf
ben 9ruub bin, bab unter Dem 9eies
es nidbt nerboten fst, fal16s angdbeu
iibsr bic Seilfraft elmer meotsin su
MAIDEN, mdhte ietnerIeits eeltenb. baB
Der SpngreB tetu 9efes erlafsu tonne,
| oas ft6 NIT Der 5etltraft nou Rsbi5is
men beIhdftise, ba es .eius Storm gebe.
bic ais WbuBftab fir folae 5eiItraft
dngeeebeu rperoeu t0une.
| 9initige 5anbeIsbttauS
/ sn ben am 81. W2dr3 5u GRee gsa
gonssnsn nsun monaten oes IaIfenben
Re6nunssiabres mar bic Gusfubr nm
S440, 900, 900 sr6bsr als bic gtnfubr.
| es lit oies mehr, ats Der lleberihub Der
Ausfuhr ubsr bic gtnfubr I'M saH5en
porbereebsnben Subr betrug.
4 Bon alien I'M mGrs eingtfii6rten
MaarsH uassz Ala Qtnrst ssrssa,
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Jn(anOge(egrap6
n RoHfoltbirung uoH aups
fer 9ergnsrts GefelIs
fhufteR.

tkk q UetI . 0t 1S
fhaft.R-
1etrpit, Wih., 13. April. Die
ssplante Ronfplieiruns Der Calumet
& 6e6In Winig So. nit neun anoes
ren aupf,rbersnsrts Geiellf6aft.n
ipurbe beuie DOT 9uuoesoiftrtttsrihs
ter GiDGn nentiiirt. q. 8. 6pams
Don Der ,SseeoIa Rintg Co.. ber
um sinen iempordrsn GtHboItsbefebl
sriufis. leste beihporene ausfastn
DOT, iDorin er ertldrts. baB bic sss
pIante WertbabinGbung Der 5edIn
Rining 60. NIT S42, ,00O. 600 cine pisl
su bo6e Eei. Die Antpdlte Der pers
flagten @eielihof.en btbauptsten. bob
iih bic aoniolinirung fiir ale aftioz
mare als pcrtb<ilbaft eripeiien tpiirbe;
oaB lie tein WlpnopoI iupslrire unb
nift nnssFebIin fei. Die ionioIioirte
DeSeEIihdft, bebauptetsn fis. spiiroe
nur 8 grosent Der &upferssipinnuns
Der WeIi unb 10 Der Der. Stndten ins
polptren.
angebIihe Grprefftr.
SnbianapoIis, 13. april.
Gilbert .. Qsrtins. BON pittsburg,
gbef Der peytins'ften Tetettipdseutur
unD fein Gchn Waltsr lpurben bier
beute pongunbsss SilfsmarfA6usn unz
ter Der 4nfiaae nerbdftet, az eintn
aapiiolilten In Gris, Da.. Romens 6.
Gtrons. Ghiparsss5ano GrpreHers
briefe geTd,ritben III hdben. 8eibe purz
ben untsr IL $1,000 8iirsf6oFt seitellt.
Der dltert periins bebcuptet. oob tine
RonlurrsnasD DssestsD1osutur ibrs 6auD
I'm &s;sls haL
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I'D etterberiB

alr Dbio: Giri6rsseu ON
Jrsitas. gsfDlst bon id0nem tiiblsrsn
Mstsyr am Gamftng. SiibIihe bts
isorbnefIife Mince.
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Die cOrimer unterlu6ung
Seit.ns oes sSllinOii.r Setats
&ummittees brinst weitere
Gntbillunsen.
las 8etueismateriaf gegen ben
rei6en 6Dlsbanoler Sines
Der samit ssprablt bat, 2orimsr err
tpdblt gu baben, Hsbrt ii6.

Der Samtt ssprabIt bat, 2orimsr err
pdbIt gu baben, msbrt ii6.
CD. 5ilben, prGiibent Der Rational
Pading gOmpunp,
@eigert ii4, feline gant>aonti ppr5uz
legen.
1ornabos buben in WiFouri, &anias,
Stlaboma unb artanTas
9roBen S6abeu an 2eben uno Giaenz
tbum angsrihtst.
Die Titglieoer Der Jtrma Steele.
WaiLIsr unb SO. OerurtbetIt.
Rillsr erbdlt 7 Sabre 3u6tbaus unb
$1,000 9elbftrafe,
rnb Steele uub 2inbe ie spei Sabre
unb $4,000 9eIbitrafe.
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MuslanO Selegrapb.
1n6e iino 0ronuns
0Dieber einigermaken isli
Cbasmpagner 0tftrift
bergeftellt
Der istt sOH 5000 Wann
SrappeH beiett II.
Der aHasridtete 96aoen aber ift
elm mRSebearer.
Sa WlcufIp allein fDurben an 6.Tliai0s
nsn GIafdtn Gbompagnsr
ssrf6rt.
Ole 1iitrer Der mtinbousr bebduptsn,
boB ousIdnbiIdes Geiinbel bic
GeroIttbntsn psriibt bate.
gDsitsrss iibsr bic frnnsOfine Grsns
benltgion.
giels bsuti&s 9d.rteure iGlieBsn fi9
ihr an,
msi iis In Der beutideH armee miBs
bdnntlt iperotn.
Die meritaniide Grsusfabt asna
pristu non ben JnfurgeHtsn
sinseHommtn.
Drti amfrifnntr ouf amerifdnif4sm
@oben spibrsnb bes Hompfes ges
t6ntst unb cine ansa6l Der.
ipuHoet.
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Die Mitslieoer Der Jtrma Steele,
Wiusr unb SO. perurtbeiIt.