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Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23

aa pessfble with the ergaaaxer Tor this district Brother McQrafh, and have. always tried to be present at hold. We have. during the past thrse years succeeded in getting in large number of new membefs through his efforts but on account of the great number of lapses occurring in the courts from time to time. and the deaths which, of course. were neces- sarily freQuently occurring, eur grow tn does not appear very large.
 s-The Independent Order of For estcrs h now upon an absolutely nn-. anciaily sound end solid basas. and old life insurance companies. We have the assurance to this fact Of not only our supreme officers, who man age the business affAirs of our order, but also the statement of men who have made a study Of insurance, such H. Pipe. and the head of the insurance department of the Dominion of Can ada- and the insurance commissioners of our states.
 High Sscrstary,s Report.
 High Secretary James A. Hynes of Waterbury reported LAO members In the twenty-seven subordinate courts and ss1 In the thirteen companions courts. Two new courts organized since the last session were in Norwich and New London. There has been . large increase in the membership of Court Moosup of Moosup. The report included the list of deceased members from April 25. 1s1. to March 1, 1914
 High Treasurer's Report
 High Treasurer Wallace A. Smith of Waterbury reported receipts of $1. .9T3.22, including the balance on hand at last report of $f77.02. The disbursements were s1.s7o-sS. lsav- ing a balance of $s0227.
 The officers elected and installed were: Congressman William Ken nedy of Naugatuck, high chief ranger; high vice ranger, ". c. Wilkes. Hart ford: high secretary. J. A. Hynes. Waterbury: high treasurer, W. A Smith, Bridgeport; high physician. Joseph Goubray, Hartford; auditors. M. P. Slonin. Hartford; M. T. Kelley,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
RICHMOND
Planning for childrsn's Day-Teurists
 Come North.

William Kingsley and his sister, Miss Carrie Kingsley, who have been spending the winter in Oenco. Fla, have returned home.
 Mrs- George James spent Wednes- day night at the home of her parents in Westerly.
 Miss Mary E. Brown was a caller in Slocum Sunday.
 Te Arrange Programme.
 Tho following committee was ap- pointed to arrange children's day con- cert at the Shamrock Baptist church: Mrs. Charles Shepard. Miss Gertrude Kimber. Miss Sarah King and Arthur Barber.
 Mary Kenyon was visitor in Provi- dencs Monday.
 Leslie Dawiey was . business caller in Wakefield Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Bliss and Miss Lila Swan were Guests Of Nr. and Mrs. George James Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs- Silas Barber of Hope Valley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Handell.
 MT. and Mrs. Harding Kelly and family spent Sunday in Beaver River Valley.
 Tourists Return.
 Mrz George H. Clark and daughter, Miss Florence Clark have arrived in New York from Bermuda. They arc guests of relatives for a few days, be- fore returning to their home in shan mock.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
LADIES, AUXILIARY A. O. H

The members of Ladies' auxiliary, Division No. IS, A. O. H., held their regular business session in Foresters' hall on Monday evening with a good attendance and with the president, Mrs. M. L. Sliney, in the chair. A class of candidates was initiated. Fol- lowing the routine business adjourn ment was taken until Wednesday eve ming, when a special meeting was held for the purpose of formulating plans for a reception to be held early in June. The date and the place where
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23

The local baseball team known for the past few years as the Taftville Baseball club, was practically reor- ganized at a meeting held at the Pom emah company's ofice Thursday eve ming. J. D. Aiken presiding. and is to be run under a new management and under an entirely new system this year. The local team has been taken over by a number of prominent Taft vile people who intend to push the team into the foremost lines and to give the people in Norwich as well as Taftviue a. clean, up-to-the-minute
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOMS
Independent Foresters in State Eagles hi . tiated F4ur-H -Heptasophs Have Ladies Night EIks
 Appoint An-Nstion Night For Next Week.

order was honored by the presence of brothers from New London who pro- vided the entertainment. Refresh ments were served. The committee in charge of the arrangements for the, fair in the fall report that things arc going along smoothly and that It will be held in Olympic hall. Delegates were appointed to attend the state meeting in Meriden. A committee was appointed to confer with the brother members in Putnam and New Lopdon in regard to a field day al New Ha, en in July -.ffer the o.si,...-s iaa order was transacted, the visit"-s gave . few remarks.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
INDEPENDENT FoREsTERs.

The High Court of Connecticut, Independent Order of Foresters, opened it's first riennial session this morning at 10 o'clock at Hotel Bond, Hartford, Thursday. Although this is the first uiennial session, it is ths seventh meeting of the High court, six biennial sessions having been held before the change was made to tri- ennial sessions.
 High Chief Ranger William w. Bent of Bridgeport presided. There were about 100 delegates present representing the twenty-seyen courts and the thirteen companion courts in the state.
 Welcoming Adress.
 At the request of Acting Mayor Daniel D. Doyle, who had 8 business engagement which he could not break. tary, conveyed to the delegates the welcome to the city.
 Following Mir. Gleason's address the high court was opened in ample form. The High court degree was conferred on a class of about 100 candidates, the state.
 High Chief Rangers Report.
 High Chief Ranger Bent, in his re- port, reviewed the condition of the order in the state. He paid tribute to the work of James J. McGrath, an organizing deputy. for his labors in the state during the three years now ending. He said in part:
 During my term of office I have travelled in the neighborhood of 5000 miles in visiting the various courts in this Jurisdiction and have endeavored to visit every court of the state upon one or more ocoa- sions, and have only failed to visit every court because of the fact that some three or four courts which had not held any meetings in some years, had become so lifeless that they were unable to get together a meeting of their members. I have made 1t a point to cooperate as far
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
Washington County, R. |.
WEEKAPAUc
". c. T. .. In ssssisn--Mestine of ths
 Club of Ton.

The Ocean View w. c. T. U. met at the home of Mrs. H. A Macomber on "Wednesday afternoon-
 Mrs Carl Rogers and children, Helen and Lester. whc have been spending the past week with Mrs. Rogers' brother. Leon w. Bliyen. returned tu their home in Salem Thursday.
 The Club of Ten met at the home of Mrs. Harry Morris Tuesday afternoon. A very pleasant time was spent
 Mrs. Cleveland Carpenter of West erly was . visitor at the Macomber farm Wednesday. ing friends here several days last week.
 Mrs. Rivhard Newton has gone to the Watch Hill exchange as night opera tor.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23

pimples all over the stom- ach and upper part of my
 legs. I was in torture and scratched till 1 bled and could only sleep fitfuIly at night and was 90 glad to sc the day dawn. I was fsverish snd thoroughly mis- erabie. The reddish pim- ples hsd got a head on them
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
Call Extended to Rev. Arthur varIey
 of Maiden, Mass.

At a joint meeting of the church members and the members of the con- greeation of the Taftville Congrega- tional church 1t was unanimously voted to extend a call to Rev. Arthur Varley, of Maiden, Mass, to become pastor of the church.
 The pulpit will be occupied on Sun day by Rev. Mfr. Damalmian of Hart ford. He will preach at both morning and evening services
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
ROCKVILLE

Erio G. Barber was . caller in Westerly Monday.
 Mrs. Myrtle Rathbun has been the guest this week of her brothers, Way land and Ernest Boss.
 The J. J. Taylor Co. of Moscow, are having an off1ce built near their com pany's mill in Westerly Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23

fhs rseaptlen ie te be hssa havs npe Tsf been den4ltaly .et<Ie4. tqt Hin p1nnnzng to euterta1n q nuWber o& distinguished y1Hitorn frpn cut e toyn on that occasion. class of candi- dates wAs alse initiated at this meet fux.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
ti D FEL-,As

Uncas lodge, No. II, cor 7ucted a regular business meeting in od1 Eel lows hal on l1onday esei :sg with the reg g4lar officers oe the .a..,. present There was good attendance and merely the regular routine of business was transacted
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
cbaIIenoe from Tiqers.

The Young Taftville srigers would like to challenge any baseball teams under 16 years of age. They would like to get a game for this (SaturdayD afternoon Answers may be sent to William .Bianchette, Box 593, Taftville O
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23

baseball club. The team name has been changed to the Ponemah Mills Baseball association and John B. Be- noit has been appointed the new man ager. The association has not been formed on a money making basis. on the contrary it is for' the purpose of
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
ID RIM k III "A B |
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

The oRRINE treatment for the Drink Habit can be used with absolute confidence. It destroys all desire for whiskey. beer or other alcoholic stim- ulants. Thousands have successfully used 1t and have been restored to lives of sobriety and usefulness. Can be given secretly. Costs only Sf.o0 per box. If you fail to get results from ORRINE after trial. your money will be refunded. Ask for free boolklst tsll- ins all about ORRINE.
 N- D. sevin < Son. 11s Main Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
RarannaIn

Arthur Newton. who fell while at work in the Ponemah mills Thursday afternoon. knocking out several of his front teeth. was much improved Fri day afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23

Dover, Ky, is the only known city whose streets are made of musseI shells. A local button factory has sold the city one hundred tons of the shells, which are not merely cheap, but make a fine roadway.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
HEPTAsoPHs.

Norwich Conclaye. No. 45f. Is to have a. ladies' night in Eagles hah Monday at which there will De pro- vided a well selected musical enter tainment Out of town officers will be present to speak.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
YANTIC

Woman's Guild Meets With Mrs. Will iams-Addresses to Granse-Over 5000
 Pounds of Wool Arrives at Mill.
 The members of the woman's guild of Grace church met this week with Mrs. Winslow Tracy Williams. Over twenty member were present After the business session there was a so- ciaI hour. during which tea was served by the hostess.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
NEW MANAGER FOR
 P. N. BASEBALL CLUB

Team to Be Run Under New System This Year-New Executive Commit tee and Board of Directors Appoint ed.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
IN TORTURE WITH TERRIBLE ERUPTION
Horrblyltching PimpIes. Scratched Till BIed. Thoroughly Miserable. Used CUticura Soap and 0int- ment Trouble Disappeared.

Watkins Park. Edgewatr-on-the-Hu -Hud- son. N. J. - About two years ago had a terrible breaking out of horribly itching
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
E.ks.

Elk8x
 Norwich lodge, No. 4se, held . meet ing of much interest at the Eiks home on Thursday evening with Exalted Ruler, William ". Beckwith presid- ing. Five new names were voted 1n- Part1cular interest was shown in the plans for an All-Nation night as CO., caal feature and Edward T. Waisn, who is chairman of the committee. re ported that the evening of next Thursday had been the night selected and that all members of the lodge would be expected to be present on that occasion. The committee would guarantee that they would have no regrets about coming. The regrets would all be felt by those who stayed away.
 EAGLES
 Norwich Aerie No. S67, met in Eagles han on Tuesday evening and initiated four candidates and recsired four applications for membership. The
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23

Several from here attended the open meeting of Bozrah grange Wednesday night to hear the lectures by Worthy Master. E. C. Jewett of the Nsrw11A
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
TAFTvHLE AFFAIRS

Second Night of Sacred Heart Flower land at Parish HaiI-cemnjttses la Charus-J. 3. Benoit New Manassr for ?. M. easshaII cIuh-othsr Le- cal NotDs.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
ENCOURAGE BOYS FORMING.

Agent Lincoln and Worthy Master
 Jswett Address 1oxrah Grange . Franklin Grange offers Plot For
 chiIdrsn's Gardens.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
Over 5000 Pound. of Wool.

The Admore Woolen company re- cefved a large shipment of wool on Tuesday from it's Boston agent. Over 5000 pounds were in the consignment.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16
GIrnf 6neielrr unb her altpGOl.

GeneralFelbmarIadI Graf 5dsIeler IT
ond elmer BET Sauptfiibrer i'm Sample
aeaen ben altobol, ban gefd6rlideu 5eino
milttdriIdsr Sittigteit I'm Gelb pis
i'm lrieben. Der III Sdbrige, Der in boiler
etiItiqer Stride uns t0rperIidsr aiiItigs
felt al, alien 6rdsen beg 0ffsntli4tn aes
bens ben lebbafafkn 4ntbeil nimmt, bers
banst mad Isinen eigsnen M~iitbsiluugen
feline Ieltent Spanntraft in eriter 2iHis
nit Tsiner Gut6altIdmtsit bon alien gel.
itioen Beirdnten. Der ,0eutfAe Gut.
tsmpler" beri6tst BON Inn, baB CT iel6ii
sinnlaL F0latnbes ertEdrt babe: Set Dem
Sabre 1878 trinte i'd ipebsr DeiR nod
Bier, Ghnaps babe i'd nod ME estruu.
fen" llnD istns GrFdbrungen biuiiatIif
Der Ginipirtlnq bss Qliohols quf bic mill.
tariTden gtrbaltniFe Bat er in BEN Sat
suIammengsfabt. .Oab Der Wdnn O9nt
Mtobolaenub melt Ieiitunesfdhiger, To-
ipohl sa t1rperlider fpie 8u geiItiger ar'
beit lit, nnb fpenigsr ermiiost, unb bus ~
alien Sabrssseitsn.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16
Sin G6renmanu.

Sn Der ySaargeminoer 3eitung" srldbt
Sberit unb Gtappeutommanoant 8suing
cine 9etaunimaduug, bic ibrsn 3psd,
einsn erbarmungsloIen 6ausbeiber 80
ttHn5et6Htn unO i'm sur Qsn6erung isis
mes 9erhaltens 81 reranlaFtn, CREDIT
babsn oiirftt, obnobl CT mad BEN guhs
itabsn bss gtitBes fh i'm Rett btfinOst.
Die 8etanntmahung ldutgt: Der Gitos
tuus Maper, GrdutreihftrdBe 70. Fat bic
Trdu oes ganbpebrmanns gobr (QnDp.
Regt. COY, btr felt benz /. Mob.s Sag i'm
9ieuF III, am 3. Mob.s5ag aber, BEL eli
mem nddtIi6en 9utrouiqeugdns f9 cine
Guetidung beiOsr 9eine au8pg DieOerboIt
Sur 3ablans ieiHes nod dusitdnOigcn
Wietb3iniss in bdrbdrifhsr Weiie dufg.s
forbert. QanbipebrmdnH 9obr 1T bier
Gatritarbtitsr in Der NATURALIZATION
5a6rit uHo Batter BON brei aiubern. S6
boffe, bab bic 5anolungsneIe beg ,.
WlaDer isbem G~inpobner oer opferbsreiten
Stdbt Gaaraemiinb in bobem mdBe bsrs
iperfli6 srfasiut. Suargsmiub, ben Is.
ausuit 1914. @ening, Sbsrit uHb gtaps
pens omanbdnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16
Gin alanbiaes e,eniith.

Cine 2eferin i9reibt bcr .SGsI. Runbs
iduu": ,Seit IA Sdssn f6on fpmut
meine alte fleiue luFpdrterin Moraens
NIT peripeinten Augen 3u mir; i6r ein5ieer
Spbn 1T i'm Gziese unb fe Bat felt benz
Is. 4uguif feline Rdtri6t. 6eute Mors
gen ubsr ftanb tie CANA itrabIsnb an meis
ner Sbir. GIN 9rief94 fragile i1 fofort;
DOrauf fe eliidIi5 Ia9enb Idsts: Rein,
Elm Brief MD; absr utttn duF Der GtrdBe
fagsn fte, gu Sebdu sdbe infer aaiier
ietnen Splbdten einsn Sag Gsrien; benn
pirb mstn Sobn NAL uusi9lnfen, er fam
aud setpiB gar MD msbtl4 - Gs f9ien
mir gu bdrtber5ig, ibr bieIsn @loubsn su
rduben; i'd frdste fe aber: r@ie ftensn
Sic fi9 bent bas Dor nit ben Gerien,
penn bic 5ranSpien nift miifeisrn2-
Sic fab mid eiuen Mpment an, nIs tpOIIte
fe bitten: r2aB mir biefsu Sroif!@ unb
bdnn iuste fe sdn5 8uosriihtIid: Sd
lam bds nib 70 %srtldren, aber unfer adis
fer pirb fi9 bd f9on re6taeitig NIT uniere
iieben Geinbe beiproden baben!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16
yaestmeHt eambnra".

Sn 1dmburs purSe foIstnbsr 9luftuT
IIaRen:
Inner brabes Rssimei 6ambnra. mn.
ftre 70er, ittben Dor BEN Dtinb. Gtit
ihrtm ausmdrf4 psil,n unfsrt @ebanlsn
obns unierlaB bti unItrM iapfersn sob.
Hen unb gribern. - Gos Dunen mir
linen ourh bic 3b1t kptiltn. Der Sol.
bat In GtIoe tsunI feline probtre 1reubt,
nldts tbebt ibH pirlungsbo[tr iber bic
qsioeu unb gRibebrunsm bes arieoss.
dls oas 9eDubtisiH: .Iisins @dterfdbs.
rttiHt aieben 8u 6uuIs ~ssbtnisn meiner
uno iuAen mir meine I9ptre pfIiht AZ
srlti9ttrn." llHItre gsttransn BON 1870
ptien BACON aus sigsHer grfdbruna au
et5dblen. Die llnter3e6neirn ridten IN
iprt Witbirarr bic berjIi6t Bite, fe
bura rei6li4e 9eloIptnben in ben 6tdnb
gu ieben. unfere brabeR Ter bur4 Qiebess
sdben esluno gu trbdlisn, 5u erquidtn
uno Su erfreusn. Die Gsnbungen erfoIs
gen our4 @ermittlung bts iRptben Rrtus
Jts. mir 3tpeifan nitt hardn, bdb bic
Sdbeu 70 reihIi9 flisbm perben, bah
mir niat Il unisrs in GeinbesIon6 tGms
pfenbeH mobilen bonitdtiItsn Rsgimenter
bebenieu tOnHen, Iunbsrn bdB nod esuiia
gtnb Wlittel porbdnbtn fem iperben, nm
unisrs 5dmblrssr arisssr, bic i'm 9ienTe
bss 8dtsrlaubes ssbluttt boben ober trs
trantt tnb = Reisrps, 2onbfpebr unb
2anbiurm = gu pflesen nnb az Iaben
(0ie sipsite 9abenlijfs ssist bereits iibsr
10000 Marf gsitrdgs)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16
Medt bIetbt aedt.

Sin gueGGnb.r, QnpeFsnier elmer
gerliner Girnd, mar bon isinsm grinsis
pal sntldfen tpOrbsr, hell er britis
f4er @taatsdnge60rieer fei.
Der gnelGnber rief ben GduB bes 8ers
liner aaufmdnnsssritts an, no bi.
SADIE our 8erbanOluns fam, unb fors
berte fem ReitssbaIt. Der betldete ars
btiteeber madte ssltsnb, man t5nnte ibm
nidt aumutben, ben angebDriasn
zines Stdutes, Der in 70 bernerflimer
Beiie gegen uns %auftrtts. aud nun cine
Gtunbe LANCER su btIddFtieen. Das ges
ridt bi1iste bic I~ufOrtige @ntIdFuns
ni9t, fpra9 bieImebr benz GntIoHenen
bus seforberte RetgebdIt unpertiirst al.
Sn Der nrtbeiIsbesrdnbuns hsibt es, Der
arbitseber fei nit ben aeiItunger bes
QngeTtenteH bur4ous sufrieben getpefen.
Nus benz 8erbaItsn gnelanhs aeaet
Deuti4lanb f0nnt fir ben g~inseTnen
tein GntldHungsgrunb berseIsitet perberL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16
COS aab ID fHr eiien.

Inter bieIem asnnrors BAT f9 in
GrdHtfart a. 81. elm qusThuB aus allen
atsiisu Der 9sb5ltsrung gsbilost. Der bic
Gtautl aufforbert. S6mud unb onberc
@ologeetRidnbe gu ibsrssbsH uHb bic
Gtiidt mad benz 9orbilb Der Gruusn aus
bsr 3eit u~nierer 8efrsiuHgSiritss burfJ
siisrnsH Gamud srIsbn Su IdHsn. GO
ionHts bamit isbr bitl Rotb. namsniIid
in BEN 8rdnifurtsr gsiperbs gelinoert unb
dubtrbem infer @olbborratb pergr6Bert
rsroeH. Sbfdon bic 3entrdIfammIuns
in GrdH.furt bereiis ndbe5u stpei Milios
n,n Wart srgsbsn bat, ipur6tn iufolge biss
ies nslsn aufrufs I'M 9srlauf bon stpsi
Sasen ShmudTadsn I'M @ertbe bon 25,s
900 mart sur gsrfiguns ssifsat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16
9ie rniIiiden @ermnnbeten.

Der arisgsberidteritaiier Der s@o6ta
gden 3eitung" bel Der beutIhen 0itarutec
mslbet, bab ods gtrbaIien Der ruiItidm
@eripunbetsn esgsnlbsr ben beuti4m
Msrslen gang fonberbdr Tel. Deun bic
aerste bdron se9su, bic Uniform iiber
Zen munba auF5ufdneiben, pber Roth.
bsr6dnbe dn3aItstn, Beginner bic Rufen
aug qeibestrdften gu f9reisH. in Der Be
Ioranis, man ipoIIe fie tDbten ober ihner
Bic Mltaen ousfeaen. Gin ruTh4sr
Cberff psrfpsiosrte burdb SO Gtunbsn biH'
burd iebe Observation-Disclosures unb nuhr
aud ieintn Galud Wafer ulis angf
Dor @sr9tFtung, obtpobf Elm mitsefdngs4
ner q Won ~btruIigte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16
ses enifers enaliider ehrentfteE.

Ser .a6fniI9en Setting" aufolse Ct
fldrte Der Sailer am MOrgen nud Del
Rriegsertldrung BEN tbtnalisen englif4er
gotI4dfter, er mSge BEN S6nig 9eort
mittbsilen, bdb er, Der auiier, bisber fol-
duf ben Sitel zines britiiden Gelbmdr'
f6aas unb britiI9en abmirals gepeier
fet, aber na9 benz mas borgetommeu
ppne cr iebt bieIe 5itsl dblsgen.
grin3 4oal6ert bon PreuBen bat bel
rareus8eitung" aufolgs feline ruffifder
unb engliT4en Srbsn unb @e9enfe, BIZ
gum Sbeil einen iehr boHen Bertb Be-
iiBen, duF benz altar Oes g~dterIunbes &C.
obfert. Der prtu3 bsiaB u. a. oas grDB'
irsua bes erobbrituHnif4sn @tttoriaor'
beus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16
aranagfiae ansrEennnna fIlr asnNde

Gtnm bemerteuspertben Brief perDfs
ftntlidt Der Temps" bonn 6. Ssptsmbtr
iiber oas torrstte gerb1ltsu Der Oeutidtn
1ruppsn in RorbFrantrein. Staatsrdth
goubrsRouen. ber bas @tbiet bts 9ors
oens unb bes gas be Calais In amtlider
GigenIddTt bertiIt Fat, bttldgt ben iibers
Itiir5ten 9lb1ua Der 3ipilbsp5lterung in
Rouen. Or ertldrt, bab Shaten Der
9sutjdsn, ME ans 9tIgien gsntIbet, in
Rorben nj d I boraefommsn iDdren. %
fpuroen ieine @ebduoe angtItedt, uub ale
Rsauiitiontn pon Sleif9, groo ufp. purs
ben bddr be3abIt. als Der 9ertdis
fer eines Gabrrdbsefddftts niht unireienb
mar, nabmsn bic 0eutIdsn bic r0tbigsn
brsi Gdbrrdber erF, nuhOem Ie ben 8iirs
eermeiitr aufaeuht unb Oieiem cine
Quitting iibergeben bdtten. Sharf gins
aen Bic GeutTheu nur gsgen 5duitr Dor,
6ern Better bic 6duier berlnHsu bdttsn,
btnn fe Iudten ii6eral qropidnt unb ipurs
BEN nur sornig. fpenn man bidsn DerAeins
lihie obtr nerpeigsrts. 1ltbsr oas grobe
gt6ft Norbfrautreihs siebt Serr Gou6tr
has 3su9nis al. bnB ct anertennen miiHe,
oab er in bieIsr groben Gegsno. bic er be-
reif babe, feline RGdgen Der 8sDols
t.runs iibtr 9eutTas ssb0rt babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16
@raf eaefeIer aIs gatrsaiaenfa6rer.

llebsr ben dltefsn ariegsFreipiuia.n,
ben greiien Selbmdriada @rafen SoeTeler,
lisst bon benz @eueraltommunbo, BEN ct
sugstbeilt TIT, Elm tur8er 9eri9t Dor. ber
ben alten gang 70 Ssiet, tpie mir ben
Sungen uub ben alternSen tannien:
Selbmdridan @rdI SdeIeIer trpbnte in
bieien Sdeen benz artiIerittdmpf asaen
Elm BON ben 5run5oIsn fart bsTeBtes Nrrf
BET. 4ls IN ben IeinSlt4en 5tenungen
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