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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
Twenty-four smokers Fined.

rwenty-four men were flned yesterday
in Special Sessions for smoking In fac
tories. One paid $50 and another s2b
The court fined the others SEQ each
Some were unable to pay and went 10
jail. Isaac Brod paid the 500. He car
rled lighted cigar Into his shOp, at 100
East Houston street. on Dsosnnbsr 30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
FORD BUILDS PITTSBURG PLANT.
e6 = Day Minimum Wage VIII He
In Force I'm Branch Factory,

PIrrsBuRo. Jan. 1.-THE Ford Auto
mobile Company OF Detroit will begin tho
construction Of a branch plant on Baum
boulevard In Pittsburg on February J..
land and building material OF slightly
more than 100000. About 1000 men
will be employed. The IS a day minimum
wage established for the employee OF the
main works at Detroit will be In force
at the Pittsburg branch.
The plant was brought here by the
Pittsburg Industrial Development Commits
sion. an organisation fostered by the Pitts
burg Chamber OF Commerce and hacked BY
local business intere0tA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
KINT0RE WILL MEET BRYAN.
Anglo A American shows TITLED
Agent to he Feted in Capital,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Earl Of
kintore special representative OF the
Anglo American exposition to be held In
London next year. arrived here tonight
He will be guest at the British Embassy.
Though he will meet Secretary Of State
Bryan the Earl will not he ofYic!aly en-.
tertained by the United States Govern
mont. Several unofficial entertainments
have been planned for him. including a
luncheon at the National Press Club on
Friday. Other guests will be the heads
OF national organizations IN Washington,
including the Red Gross and the Pan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
CREDIT swINDLER C0NFEssEs.
Fourth APrested Of Gang said "a
Have Get 100000.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 14.--Julius Stein
hardt. sought as a suspect in the ALLEGED
credit swindle which Is said 70 have Dc.
frauded many manufacturers In sums to.
falling 100000. surrendered to-day 10
Chief Postal Inspector Corteiyou. He 10
the fourth to be arrested here.
Cortelyou said he made q full confess
sion. Steinhardt was held under $1,000
hall .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15

It's not a case Of stumbling
on a bargain-you couldn'
miss one if you tried.
All styles of overcoats are
included in this Sale; rough
Scotchy fabrics - cheviots.
sh etlands and chinchillas
smooth finished meltons and
kerseys with velvet collars.
All sizes from youths 80 to
big mems So chest.
SIS now for $500 to
$500 overcoats.
$40 now for $500 to
$4,000 overcoats.
SIS now for $4,000 TO
$500 overcoats.
Not to speak of even
greater values to be had nov
at $50 and $40.
Seasonable savings Oh III.
coats.
Every one in our stock RI.
duced-- lined and fur out
side coats.
For example,
SOS now for fur lined coats
that were $500.
Sl55 now for lined coats
that were 5000.
SlS now for fur out~de
coats that We're SIS.
ROGERS PEEr CoMPANY.
Three Broadway Store:
Warren St, 18th St. Saith Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15

American Union, The BNy..r d.
sador, Sir Arthur Ceci. Spring-l..c,
give luncheon AMI a d'pnc- &, iu,
tomorrow.
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geramanns. Cons.

Bel Sileret i'm tanoOfaen Staata ahra 200 gersIeute in einl
acbhneube e~ngeidoneu, in Der cine GrpIofou bon @oien latiano.
unO in ensn acknowledgement bel 9itih in 9elaien 200 ao6Icnmd6er
orb i4aseoe @etter %DabrihetHit benz itGen Io6e abrlctrt.
gegmGns.2osl @em sic aobfuoraber os Morgens abidieo nehmen
ron ibpu 2ebeu, Damn 1T Is in uitt ietenen 6dlcn Der abihieb fir
INNER. Gas 1T o~aerongS omh in nnoeren gfdbrGdeu gerri85ucaen
Der SAD. 4ber Der lntHbnb lit Der, bB bic grobn llniale IN Den
aobleubergmerten @ahngrdber ihoHeH, nobreu6 gauisorten uc Der
@abHOenit umo oaS eiie. uo Stablgeper6e iWe Gpicr ein5eIn fonoert
Die Gahsetrma uGoal aae" bot es umternomnen, ngefdts FOLDER
GPnIengrG5er, pie fe Die Sabre Der Der telegraph un6 6as aa6eI Der
ttou6ernoen BeIt berittet baben Der oaaemetn Derbrerten qPeinmo
entgesen 81 treteu, ooB bon allen i~noufrieqen llnterne6mmgen Der Berg
bau Die sr6bR 3abl bon Gpru an 2ooea un6 gerIeBten iororre.
Gas 5odbatt Dersktt bic ghtifdt lrr Die 8obI Der perebten
Be6enfetar unO eien. ub s~ta5Iarbeter NIB fibrt on, 6oB i'm Sabre
1911 bon ben in ben Der. stanPn i'm 9ergbm bei6aniatm 729219
@aiouen 1884 mebr oOr minber itmer DcrIes rurOeu, BON 0n i'm
Carbohydrates %beihdiigen 1G69809 gmpneu 1909; bon sen
in Der StnhtSn6uFrie b~eiddfigRn 1854 8eionea 35,7G4. 9cnn
biee 8abIen itimren pOer aud MIR o%HudbernO thinner, oomt critfu
Der 9ergmanusberuf oaeroig5 bel Dcteu nift 10 ~gcfa6rfG. mic Der
geruf o5 giientobners un0 os Arbeiers in 0n Gitns uno stablngrfen
Gem nus 9nleno entHelen ionit I'M gergbou ~, i'm gabnbehieb rs
rnO in 6n stnbmerfen 225 geIeete.
SIT es abr omb fiber, 6aB Die 3aben bc3igIih 6fder llnf1ae tim.
men ODER aud nlr a~andbernD ridtig find. ftagt Der e. 2. Corr es
If! au5unebmen, 6aB Die in Der stattiht o~uge9ebcnen 3o6len ser in 1911
trettn ~GtenbabHer mo SabIarbeter ftmmpn, 6nn Sic llnf1ae IN
oiaFn gerufan fonnen ituer 0gtpdt peroen. gnoers a5er lemr sic
9erbGltuiHe in oiepr @egebmg i'm gergmannsberufe. gsenn 8uben.
e~eeaitaheh ME Die in Colorado. ibe 9ergar6ehera aHfe6Iunaen nr BON
ioIten Qerioneu betreten Iapn, Die BON Der @eeaidait Ieiner Qob rboL
ten baden mo gerionen bcm 9crIafen Der GcoIlnaen e5eufoqs nit
!ofhen gdfen berebea ian mIHen, ne fur3fib elm aouareBnrhaieb ops
rem @een 6ebnuptee, 6aHn 1T es uibt gut an5une6men, Da5 iolde 8up
ben8efe1ihafen Der @eIt fu6 uo git uiTen tuu, penn III loren gera.
neden l1ndae oorfonneu. &r te3pcieln febr ouB ob mr Die 6dlte
Der @rubemlnfane, Die it'd in ben Ser. Giaaten 8utruoen. befnnut nerSen.
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BIZ sammnnn II Sen adaaanb,n.

@t ~bonoerr Spanning iab man In oas rentfhInno Dem grne&
nis Der NoHen etaeacn. Bic Guee Dat IN GloB.2obruoen %RatIanbst
Inn ibr bic 3uiunmmietms Der rei4sauoiihu @emenoerate tr Die
nddhm feds Sabre 81 eutitsbeH. Geks SuteeHe naros aud Benia
baoHh %semtHoert. Dab Bic eiabIotbriugideu @emrinoepnbkn felt Gin.
fibuma Der geraHunssrsoml uibt nebr iber Ole eeetune Der eanbes.
ausI9ubmnoae mitentteOaa ub oanit Bic umtieIbare pehreiheuSe
poIifAe aeOmiims e%tuasibt 0abm, bic linen porbT neben ibrer TONI
mnuaIH sutam. SutereHut ober poreH ote AabeH beSbdIb. neil fs
bic ei6u mobIH mad Den gorodneen IN 3abern porsu, Die eHeu aud
inter benz uaRn Regme os Sern bon Galptt. Sic bohn Die critic
eeesenbet gu prucu, Nos an Der 8aberHr errrsuna MN etgeutId ede
@olstimmuno uHo mas Die Rode elmer aepHsn iberIauten greTc mar.
Gahbm Jest Die @obm beeuoet inb, ldBt fd %iefteaeu, bb 6s
enbIotbingide got ben Sstern u6 SdIreru cine %nrnoIihe abiar
erett bat. % BOT ofenbdr Bic lben 9retbereicL auf Die Die gorsdnee
in Satem Elm sreuss eidt pate. iah. Die qoreeu. Die oeaIaubt bat.
ten. ns Der 8aberuer afdrs tr fh SnpiiaI itlneen 81 t6uneu. fuO emit
tdaitt por6a. S~nsbeicnOrs bot Die So5ialSemotrath, Die NIT Der 60
Jung .RrottUatIn fir 8Gbernl" in ben @obiampf ocsosen NOR. Iene
gssenEsbs seunOeH. ia e Ibt ha niht MIR Elm shatan6. iouberu 70.
COR Elm Isitter Ridsana bsT gaHei tontathren.
Rod ibIsr ipicte 0aS gdt benz ousgeiproteuen ironsoihen Ratio.
nnisuls nit. Der am fGrtieu nit Dem 9aberner Spehohl 81 ahiten
seudrt bots. Bon iensn gerutsn nimnt Der in Goinar Die arobte 20.
litiite geOetlma fir Fd in aniprnt. Sn bde Sto6t bat Der Ratio.
unismus o~ussefpteIt, mo nit ibr bat sr and Sos Souptquarher berloret
BON benz aus CT bSbsr poumdBis Dos sarse Ober.GIob nit Der betnn.
ten $ctlteraiur iberidpenme. Sn Gohmar erGhen bic RationaIten
eneut ee bernihtcnoe ~Qieoelage, undben bic Observation-Disclosures
gruppe berdts 1911 Der Gotnarer @etretmg I'M 2anStaae uS 1919
bes Gohmnur ReidstnesnnnOoes ueruita geeangen NOR. Run III aud
ibe bisberise Observation-Disclosures ouf feben Site suianmrnaeIbmpI
sen, udbrcno Die @esner lbr 90 ~UerfisaL
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Ntns g6ars Sss gaFsSrUblsms.

Don ben psiBsn Jamtin in South Carolina Tnb in benz 2aut bt
leshn Sabre 70 biele BON ben 5armn nod ben Stdbtn unO gr0Bnm
Grtf4afsu se3Ogeu, bab bs gIatt columbia State" Grunb gu Der 9s
iOrgnis gu Rabsn sIau6t, boB bic IdnbIihen 0ifrite unhr RegerOsrDauns
sOmmn. SIN Sabre 1900 bfoB bic 6dfs Der JarmerbeO6terung bon
South Carolina egenes 2an0 anb Die anOae 3dlfs beHanb ous gdatern.
SIN Sabre 1910 mattsu bic 6armsr. bic ir sissnss 2onb bsbautsn, nr
nod elm 8rtttI aus, ndbrenb bic i6rgsn spsi 9rhtI
4ader maan. Sn Der 3pi4tn@t bat bic an3abI br
pdBsn 5armbefsn beoeuteuO abgnomnsn, unO 3par tf felt 1910 Oas ben
4iBen gc90rg. aanb nm $4,000 acres brminosrt norber, pdbrsnO ss
be S4pnrsen in bhfn 3t auf eiusn Msbrbstras bon $4,000 auss
geOro9t babn.
Bon ben pstbsn eonbtepu4nrn III, sedng gsrehnst, felt BEN Sabre
1910 ieber febentc in bic stuOt gs8OssH. un0 gr0BhntdIs 1T Der Grunb
fir ben Jutaus Der. baB fa Der MdBe bnF4tfa bes 2obnes nit BEN
ednar5n n@t auf cine Sue Rensn min. Der llmfonb, bag 12500O
nebt Pnionn bic Gurmsn b~rleBtn, bate CUR 5obs. bob bag 2nno i'm
Qreie eRbIid fant. uHO bas fubrte pteDsrum ba3u, bB cine Deugs
gsgsr iuFanb gdest pursn, GarmIaub gu e%ruerbsn, ipbaB gesenDdrhs
Don allen JrmsssntHmen in insm Gtuots na6ssu bic 9dIfe i6Dars IT,
GOutb Carolina bat felt msbr ais 5Wi 0eabsn cine neutrality-suspicious.
berfDgt, De6e bic btfsIcfn unb bes Gdrsnens untunbisen gaBsn an
benz Grbnb elmer Garm bfnbah unb bic asgr gu Gigentimtrn ma1t.
Die usBf geO0Itsruns bon Snutb Carolina DddR i'm sroBen uO
sanan f4nsasr, ais bic fhnups abr bic Gspinuung BON Grun66eFB
bnrA bic Isbren DirO bort INNER aIgemsiusr. gan tam ni9i lager,
hob bss benz 9tonts gum seon esre6ts. IS git frdIih saNraAe
feBgs unS fortFdritiIid sfnats Negsr. aber bie biOsE sbu ausuabmsn
bon Der agI unb man fam geroR iuga. bb tn qDsrt Os aanSes
ni4t Fdst no BITE BIGGER in btus auf Grunbsiesntum bic Dberbon6 gs
pOunen 9utsn Ssnsnfails Ft4t bos a~offsprOblsm in eOub Garstna diner
nsusn aEHs mtssssu. lGsrmauia6ssail
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glns Ocm staate SOipa,

@1ll 2afe. SEER Gbas. GinIeD
fnbr lebte ISOLDE in Der 9unfelbeit
init ieinem automobil in eiuen
4cl5magen un6 tpur0e a~ligenhlidlih
grt0otet. 5ein 9e9leiter, SER @.
%. Grope, iopie bic bei0en auf
Dem @agen fahren0eu 5armer tpur.
Den eintgermaBen berlebt.
Soma Ctr. 8eim 5ifden err.
trnnf Der 30-idbrige 5u6rmann
Sreo Bud. Ger 8erumgIIdte mar
@ittper mno binterl1Bt orei I'M.
munOige Ain6er. Ben Moore, Iein
gegleiter, mproe nod sieler Mliibe
gerettet.
burlington. Curb Die 9riimmer
elmer ihrUeren Spiere Der 2auf.
bride oes 8dnpfers Geofuf, tuur.
be g9idter q. 81. Meaper bonn
Gtontsobergeridt oil Ger Sdulter
nerIebt. Gr Ieioet an ben 6olgen
elmer Guetifung.
[Deilul1D0uD. WIS ARrr ltl1o sSrQlt
Carl 6. Wlcaenn til einem reuen
MittOmo6il n1lf Der Strabe nod
@iOnep fnbren III @eieaihaFt oes
S0rIan cigar RalIton. oen He i'm.
terwegs nrfgenOmmen batten nit
iefnem Mptorro0, oas diiBer Gro.
1iliilg aeratben mar. brad. palreH0
fic eillfm Mbbdng hinnb Fubrcn.
Gelier lit Dem Mlitornobil aus. Grit
nEs 0as breuneHbe Gabr5eiie Ieinen
Qauf bsrTnnaiamte, f0nnten Die Sn.
l1lirn aus benz Mutomohil ipringen
nu0 ibr geben rettan. Gle Ma.
ldine unb has Meforron Der.
branlieir poalidn0ias
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ntGe lr4totsH.

Der edneissr 5uri9unssrtiTsnet
u. 5ans gluntIdli bat bon iet
sr 9Rsiis I'm @sbistt bes 4mo3o
snftroms cine Dr9ibes nod euro
q gsbra9t, bic nllsm anfbsin nod
OBJ unbsi9risbsn lit unO ipabr
tsiHli6 ben Romen bss Gntesdera
roesn piro. Die 9lits Der pflan
|. bic osgsnmdrtig i'm gotanilda
3artsu IN Grid bisls gsiuder In
ritnunsn febt, 3sigi bic biaarrRtn
iormel bic HE Gnn6sntrduier iiber.
aupt 6araftsriferen. Die bGnetr'
{, esIbs. pa6sartigs v9lumt", BIT
| 3Oa lang unb bsren Qippe in
insR srgben. gstupFtsu elmer ums
.epanbeIt iii. trGgi spst ieittids
d%nbangIsl, bic tropIenpeiIs sin'
Jllifiessit In hsH elmer abfonoeru
JIt e. poi. 70 fleet bic 6liiFisieii
bur9 einsn QlussuB al. lltber be
fen elmer beFinbst iid bas Ioae.
naunte GDp0diI. in bsFen Snuersm
iid Elm bon beitimmten @itnen gle
rig oufatfud.ss 1uttsresipebe fin
bet. Dir 9isr4su iinb se5pungen.
F9 nit ben poaenmaTsn 3u bsIos
ben unb Ie an Der Rarbs elmer ons
bertn 9Iate nisbtr3uIsgsn. Durh
bic BIaifgtsit tpsrben fe in sinen
rauf6artigtn 3uftanb bsrfebt. 60
Itelsn bieie pflnn3tn animisrfanea
bar, Dis mon Re ni6t roffiniHtsr
nus5ubngen Dsrmas.
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I'm. ]. @appidA aSppfat.

grnttisirt in alien gerifteu oes
Stantes uno ben Der. Stoaten.
Sdreibt 8eItamente aus, beiergt 8e.
IibtiteI uno iiebt Nbltrnfe 0urd:
iiebt oab 5eitomeute i'm gsahIoiieu.
idaftsaeridte georanet peroen. ge.
iorgt goamahten unb 0ieht grb.
idDalten in irgenb einem SbeiI Der
MeIt Elm. aouettirt ausitdnoe.
Spriht Geutih un6 III 6iientIiGer
Rotnr. 348 Omaha RotionnI 9ant
Gebdu0e. Omaha. Rebrasfn-
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Ans Council glnFfs.

SH lleberetnilimming init Dem
gorDabIengeieb hieItpn Die Derihie.
oenen politiiden Qarteien am Gam.
tag ben "a. Sui ibre Beriamm.
IrHgeu i'm bieiigeu GerihtsgebGu.
Dc oh, Inn entit1nOeHe 8ofaBen
IN Der Termination fir Stats.
uno gountD.Aemier 0llsjnhiuen un0
1ele9aten CUR staatsIonuentiou Bu
erwablen. I'm ii llbr gormittags
puroe Die oemofrutiihe abupen.
ton I'M @eri6ts5immer in benz
iiNlihen Jliigel Oes @ebdu0es sur
Gromang gerufen. Serr @m Gro.
nemeg wuroe einiiimmig sum Dor.
iiber erndblt. Rad grnenulns Der
g~cmobnliteu Gonites muroe CUR
Ausiiialmg Der 8afan5en in Der
Termination geidritteu I'm Steae
oes g. =, Sbomas pur0e er-glaDor
9bomas WaIoneD uominirt. Or.
w. Y 3ubbs mlr0e ais Coroner
in 8orihlag gebra6t uuo nomi.
nirt 9fah0em nod cine gn5abl
Ielegaten CUR Staaisfonoention er.
tlannt uareu, %oraaniiirte man oas
GouHtp& omite. nit ID. 6. @ooo-
min als 8oriiber.
Die Repu5lifaner tagten am an.
bern 6liigel 0es 8eb1uoes un0 or.
pdblten Glenn aimbaa gum Dor.
iiser. Sn Dem Sample I'M Die 20.
mination fir gomt1.2lnnal ging
6. 6. SpaHien iiegreih berbor.
Gum ShIuB Rlir0en Die 9eIesa.
ten sur Transformation erwdblt
unO bic permnneute Organization
uorgenommen.
Die BrogreiiibeH hielten in ell.
mem nroern 3Immer ibre 8eriamm.
lung ab. inter Dem 8oriis Oes
Serrn Bill. @oI0orf. Geo. .aooms
4nnoiOot fir aongreb, Der einen
Bon0wurm bon elmer gBlattform"
Die er fin Iih in anipruh nnhm
uno duBerit raoifnl mo itnrf pro-
b%ibitioniitid sefdrbt mar. Oh.
CT onmit @rfoIg baben miro, lit
inebr ais 5tpeifeIbaft. 6oIgenoe San.
oionten nuroen nod in 0ontina.
ton gebrdht: {. 3. Wcgaffrep,
Sheriff; o. q. Mmcdrro. Gecor-
Der; Or. Morpea, aitOitor; z. 8.
&nrriion. Gountp-4 nnalt; 6. %.
Stnrr, Reprdientant, uno S. s.
1orIono un0 Gbas. CHILDREN, GIT
perbiiOren.
5. G. gIau3eG, 1922 @ebiter
StroBe, Omaha, mobubaft, beritte.
te Der goIi3ei onB er am 8onner.
flag abeno an Der 81. StraBe un0
2. 4penie bon einem Mann nit ei-
mem 3eboIoer onge6alten uno UNI
1915 beralbt Doroen iei.
Iie S~ta0tbeb6roe, 6eitebeno
ans Mitglieoern oes Sta6tratbes
un0 Der 9arf.%g ommhiion merSen
fir cine a%ngemeHene 6eier oes Bier.
ten Suit Gorge trageu. Die Mit.
teI CUR geitreitung Der notbtgeu
ansgaben ioaeu Ourd cine Sub.
icripfion aufgebrodt ner0en. 8ies
es beibt. miro Die 6eier I'M 6air.
mount garf ltattfnoeu.
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et6rsertsiIhaftfarb ban

6tbrbortsiIbaftar ben
6aarnuas 1T Is. allabtnhli9
bic Ropf1aui NIT ben Ginssrfpisea
in runoen 2inieH gu r;ibsn (mai'
Iisrsn), biB Iid Elm iDarmss, aasensbs
mes Gsfiibl barnuf eiuitslIt. 1rausn
ToIlten tdgIin etipa 5ipei Gtunoss
lang 0as 6oor offsn unb Ioie hanger
IaHsn. I'M Der &Opfbaut aiiftuns ~
srm0eliden.
mill man aDrten Defenders
Iafis unb paHerbi6t MAIDEN. 70 Infs
fe man s siniss 3sit in tuormsnI
Del psiden
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reOmsirt


g9ir bnben bas feinite, poGlt1n.
oigite Gtnbliiiement i'm Neiten, per.
ridten Die beiteu Qieuite mo aeben
Die bofite Gualit1t in iener 9rande
0es BeIhdits. in ieOem Sars uno
3ubebor. Sire Suipettion lit er.
miiniht.
Iniere idpar3en meiBeu uno
oroiien Sarge. p~oaitdnOig beiebt
SIT $50 iino S~tnnooros iii gIegnn3
un0 Gu1litdt, nno meroen ionIhpo
pcrf1uft 81 $45 bis $40. SHE I'M.
lere Sdrge iinO I'M 8erbaItuib aleid
nie0rig i'm Breis.
LEO A. HOFFMAN,
"A. anh Eebss Sirstt. Qkeus laaslas a90i
gfzfla4 hut4 ~ eaERtH \. gEst Gonn &tssbtnt24H
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s. q. 6tarsss, RatentonmnIi. 648
9ranbeis &beoter @ebauOs. Gel
Donasns 8469.
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@etOrtbdes.

1914 SnOinn RotorcDeIe iest fertia:
Bargains in sebrouften MnIdi.
nen.--Onobn 9icpcIe Co., t6. uaO
.Gbieoao StrnBe.
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gerbient ne6r Welb.

BtfDIeM MfI]r WeIb.
GrIernt Ons auto.@ ei6dft. gereiten
Sic iih duf ben anbrnng i'm Crib.
iabr boz. gs lit Oies bic einsiae
ShuIe, In meIher Sic oos geIdGit
ariinoIid) Iernen. Nebraska aniump.
bile G6oOI, 1412 3obs. etraFe.
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grifeH Sic unier 2ife SaDer Oil
rnb maidine, INN IsIbises auf
aiiAIein 5u tibertrngen. Quart Del
unb cine MoI1ine BEL 9oransbe.
sabIun5 $3.50. agenten in ie6en
Gountn berInnot.-Gbiden Qiie ca.
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Putnam patriot., 1914-05-22
600 Arrests Made for Road.

Hartford-Ofhcials of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail.
road report that the campaign recent
ly inaugurated to prevent accidents to
persons walking on the tracks of the
company by making arrests and pros.
ecutions of all persons found tres.
passing on the rieht of way has re-
suited IN noticeable decrease in the
number of trespassers frequenting
their right of way
During the past month that the
campaign has been in effect GOO an
rests have been made along the lines
OF the road In New England and more
than 90 per cent of the persons ar
rested have been convicted. Although
most Of the prisoners have been no
hoes" and youths who have beer
caught track walking or stealing rides
on freight trains. some OF the tres
passers have been men who used the
tracks for short cuts on their way tt
and from work
Putnam patriot., 1914-05-22
HOrse Taken by Mistake Gives Owner a
Scare

The report of a horse stolen from in
front of a store on Main street Wednes-
day afternoon gave Captain Murray a
busy hour. a man reported that he
had hitehed his horse to post and
that it couldn't have gotten away
without assistance. After becoming
nearly exhausted with making inquir-
les man was found who said he saw
a rig resem bling that described as the
lost one and told who was driving it.
By telephoning to Meehaniesville the
outfit was located. 1t had been taken
by mistake by man who had a some
what similar team hitched on another
street and became confused, perhaps
by the pail of smoke overhanging the
city. Instructions were given for the
man whose horse had been taken TO
take the horse of the man who had
taken it and drive to his home, which
was done and horse trnde was effec =
ed without word or argument in rec
oId time.
Putnam patriot., 1914-05-22
Spearing Fish Proves Expensive
Trio Of Putnam Wen Paw $40 Each

Adelard Carrier, Henry Duryea and
Thomas Tripp, employed in local
tin shop, were mol at work this Thurs
day morning and thereby hangs a tale.
The three men had been planning all
the week to 20 to RoseIand Lake in
the town Of " oodstock some evening
and spear fish. They decided that
Wednesday night would be good
time so they hired horse and carriage
NJ local livery and set off with lunch
con, spears and other accessories neces.
sary for such an expedition little real.
izing what the night had in store.T They
bagged, or rather, speared, thirty fish
of various species and sizes and started
back home to show their trophy to en-
vious friends. But pride goeth before
a fall and the three fell into the hands
of County Game Warden Day who
placed them under arrest and they
were locked up in the Putnam police
station over night. Thur day morn
ing the trio were taken to North Wood.
stock where they appeared before JUS.
tice Charles NJ. Perrin charged with
spearing bass, perch and pickerel
against the peace and contrary to the
form of the statute, etc. 5000 each
was what their fines and costs amount
ed to which would bring the cost per.
fish up to about 50 per each and they
didn't get them at that. 1t seems that
there has been a good deal of illegally
taking of fish from the Woodstock
lake and complaint was made to the
warden. The three local men had
never been to the plnce before and ac-
cording to their statements did not
know that they were breaking eny
law but it just happened that their lit
tie expedition was planned at most
time. The fish were TAX
en- to the Day Kimball hospital by the
game warden.
Putnam patriot., 1914-05-22
Sweet Made Lieutenant.

Hartford.-Robert NJ. Yergason Of
Hartford and Groves c, Sweet OF New
Haven have been appointed first lieu
tenants in the Medical corps, Con.
necticut National Guard, according to
orders Just issued from the office Of
the adjutant general Both appoint
ments are effective April 20, 1914.
Z Another order states that "the IS
suing OF russell leather shoes viii be
discontinued until further orders.
The acting chief quartermaster
will keep in stock sufficient mum.
Der of shoes TO equip the National
Guard. Commanding officers will
cause each recruit to be measured for
shoes upon enlistment, and be pre-
pared to forward acquisitions without
delay, for the necessary shoes. to
equip their organizations, when 90
dkeoted."
Putnam patriot., 1914-05-22
Notes About the City

Joseph Rivard and Miss Josephine
Beilerose were in Worcester sunday.
Frank A. Potter of Middletown
was visitor with friends in the city
Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Quigley of Guilford Was
the weekend guest of her brother, f.
W. Seward, and wife,
"A delegation of the Putnam lodge
OF Moose are to go to Hartford Sunday
TO participate in celebration Of the
order.
Antonio Vito of Thompson has re-
ceived the contract for building a state
road In the town of Montville at cost
OF SO, 900.
Master Franklin Perry has return
ed from visit with Mr.. and Mrs. C..
IL. Bixby of Bridgewater,w who motored
here Sunday and were guests of Dr.
and Mrs. L, f. Perry.
Advertised Letters, May 10:
GENTLEMEN
Edward Laiiame, Manning's Groce
~ Store, Edward Norman, Dan Pen.
galley, Frank Pody, Thitone Hlictro.
LADIES
Mrs. John A. Buckingham, Mrs, ID.
al. Fawcette.
There viii he a union service al
the Baptist church, Memorial sunday,
May oath, al 1000 a. m, 10 which ali
Officials Of the city and town, the eler,
gy, and all friends OF the q. A. II
have been invited.
The county board OF The A. Q. ii,
has elected Peter kiely of Mechanics
vile, delegate, and J. +. Twomey OF
Aillimanlie, alternate, TO the national
convention 10 DC held liz Norfolk, Va,
July al.25.
The office OF Ire water department
Is nov located in the room formerly
occupied by the city engineer, the err.
trance being by the south door OF the
city hall.