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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19

Having permission, to buy arms, the Mexicans
find that the next consideration is e%quipping them
selves with the price. r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19

a brave struggle is being made by science to
snow tnat radfum' will do enough to make if worth
what 1t costs. 49,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19
lnE MARKETS
ST.. PAUL.

CATTLE-Receipts. 1900. Killers
tseady to weak. Steers, $5.75 to $40
cows and heifers, $3.50 to $7.25;
calves, steady, $3.50 to $3.50; feeders,
weak, $3.50 to 1925.
HOGS-Receipts, 44O;. Sc higher,
Range, $685. to $3.50; bulk, $40 ia
$S.45. ss:s.
SHEEP-Receipts, S09. Steady,
Lambs. 1915 toF$z25; wethers, 3S..75
to $3.50; ewes, $3.50 to $500.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19

State of North Dakota, IS. County Of
Burleigh.
The undersigned, II. C.. Taylor, F. G..
Gfambs and F L. Conklin. the special
assessment commission Of the City Of
Bismarck, N. D., do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a complete list
Of the benefits and assessments
against each lot or parcel of land as
sessed in the city Of Bismarck, N. d..
TOR street grading on Thayer street
from First street to Griffin street and
on Washington avenue from Main
street 10 Avenue A, in improvement
districts num0er one and number five,
that the amounts set forth in.,one
s4lumnis the amount in which SAN
tracts or parcels of land are benefitteN
BY said street grading and in another
column Is the amount in which said
tIacts or parcels Of land are assessed.
The same is a full assessment of the
real property therein described to the
best of our Judgment, that the fol-
lowing items q. expense r included.
III such assessment, as follows:
Contract price Of grading. $3512.S0
Interestao warrants 1a2.45
Engineering expenses $500. $500
Expenses Of commission and
printing, assessments $50. 1l4.6o
Total ~. ........ $3SS4jS5
!. I'D u. &c. TAYLOR,
4 sts .ss, Chairman.
= G. CRAMPS,
Member
F. l.. CONKLIN,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19

"Wolf' Lamar is reported to be actively interest.
ing himself in affairs in Washington. This enables
Wall street to breathe more easily.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19

Conservation may enable the government to own
SO much real estate that 1t will pay most of the gen.
eral taxes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19

A London lecturer says that q book review may
be better than the book itself. And the publishers
display ad3 may beat them@both.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19

It is rather odd that President Wilson should ever
have wanted to knock into a cooked hat such an
altogether fine and admirable man as he SAYS Mr..
Bryanis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19

inere are times when a T%ammany brave seems az
pleasant and sociable as a tent-show Indian
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19
1oday's Menus.

Stewed figs.
Ready to eat cereal with cream.
Liver and Bacon.
Corn bread and coffee.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19
Luncheon,

Baked potatoes. p ehhsF
Lettuce and egg.
Lemon jelly and cake. !, & 4
Dinner.
Split pea soup.
Boiled rice and string beans.
Roast of pork.
Apple sauce and Graham puddiug.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19
MARKET LETTER

South St. Paul. MINI, Feb. /
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
Sheep and Lambs.

Market-Steady to 15c lower.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-19
~Prices-kIilns Cattle.

Market-Steady to weak.
Veal calves, Csc higher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

2Ouiie ao.pgs 1921; bsrienigs oes
ebarles SriB $S91.32; bsrienige Der
6rances g. OumIer $1810.70.
Sobn 5srris Baton Derma6t ieiner
Saipdssrin Soiie patton $3.50 unp
ben Hsit ieines Rahlafss isiner @at.
tin Della 6. Baton.
@erf 9ieberes.
5enrp s. 8urborf u. ". DON Rors
tpoob, beren @runbsissntbum BON benz
S6ulrdtb bon Rorpoob appropriirt
porbsn 1T, erbielten ssitsru $4,000
refp. $5250 aIs @nti9dbisung suse-
fpro9sn.
Sn Der $4,000 Shabeneriabflaae,
pelde Soiepb 81. 2pons auf @runb
erbe6lihsr, Bel einsm Sabritubl In.
faa srlittener @erlesunssn sesen bic
auoiples> Soltman 60. einsereidt
bate, sdben bic @eihporenen bes
Ri4tsrs Map auf 2luorbnung bes
QeBtersn Elm @eroitt su 9uniten Der
pertIasten Gyirmo ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
1ritt In ben gbeftasb.
ssolisift @iliiam gdebr beiratbet cine
gtfanutidait, bic e. anf Der Seim'
relic Don Guropa nadj amerifa
imadyte.

goli3iif WilIiam 8asbr. bonn z,
poli5ei Diitriii, iptlher tiir5Iih BON
siHer OeutidlanbrsiIs 3uriidttbris,
bat bic WeIen bss Gaeans burh.
ireu5t unb l6Bt iih jeBt pon ben Mels
fen Der aisbe tragsn. Der aIssmeir
bslisbte Beanie bate auf Der Seim.
rtife cine Dams isnnen gelernt unb
iid entltloiisn, bieitlbs aii beirdtben.
Sclht Reifen auf einem f6pimmen.
ben SotsI bdbsn ihon pitle Gbsn auf
bem GeipiBsn. Die Rsiiebsiannts
fhdfi fiibrte 5ur Rorrsiponbsn3 unb
5u Der am Ddnifagunsstass ftattfin.
beriben 6ph3sit. Die sliidlihe graut
III cine Wiiips, 5rau Miirnis Cooper
aus Dlilpausee. 9err Naebr, ipslder
trob feiner 81 Sabre elm liebtpolles
9tr5 unb CUTE Gsfunbbit beiDabrt
bat. sri6ien stiitrn NIT feiner Hrnut
IN ber gountp Meforbsrs Ofiies, nm
ben Gbefontrdtt auisuiebsn, na1
ipelhem bic @atten nidt in 0iiteraes
meiHidaft ltbtn. Die Gbe lpirb tn
milpauttt ssfdioiTsn psrbm un6
Der Beanie, tpel6tr burh bic pI5bli9
oussebro4enen strisssipirrsn in Guro.
pa lGnser ftftsebcIten ipurbs, als ibm
Iisb iuar. fab ii9 st3ipungsn, fsinen
llrlaub 5u psrIdnssru. mas ibm aud
bsipilligt ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
SiHterbiloers sSprtrag
Die Oentide Scite oes Srieses BON
t lranf Goberipu oargeitellt.

Gin WanbsI6ilSsroprtrag iiber
Seutidlanbs Seer unb Uldrine fin.
bet an ben 4benpen bes OonnerItag,
Greitas unb Sumitag biefer Do9s,
ioipie am Gaming Na1mittag i'm
Gmerp Auditorium bur9 ben befann.
ZEN Reiisnben 5rant RpberIon itutt.
Die Cincinnati poft" bat Serrn 4p.
beriou gu oieIen 8ortrGgen enaaairt.
@s pirb ein Gintritt BON 10 Gents
erbobsn nebit aouppn, Der auf Der err
item Seits Der rpoft" gu finben unb
dus5uIdneioen 1T. gei reIerpirten
SiBsn, bic 25 Gents toiien, 1T ein
apuppn ni4t erforberlih. Die gf6enbz
portrds. beginner um SIS une Der
an Natmittas nm 3 ubr.
Serr RoberIon Bat als Heiienosr
unb 0prtragenoer einsn suteH ga.
men. @r bat feline 5tubien fir bic.
len ipe5isllen @prtrae in 0suti i9lanb
sema6t uub er seist gilbsr, bsrsn
anblid oas Ser5 eines jeben Oeuti9en
9Ober f8Iassn laifen. Wir ie6sn ben
9diier, fpie CT bic 9arabe Der Srup.
pen abnimmt. Marineman6ber ipers
ben seSeist 3eppeIine Iaufen bur9 bic
9uft lnb mir Ieben IL g., bas ben
gngldnoern 10 seIdbrIid aepprO.ns
llntsrieeboot nit frinsm trefflidsn
Jiibrer unb ieiner tobssmutbigen
MannIdaft. Die beriibmtsn 1obtrns
topf+6uidrtn auf benz Mari9 5ieben
on utls pcrbei. aur5, es brnbelt ii9
I'm gilotr, bic SeutI9Idnbs @ebr.
mdht su MaFer unb gu 9aHbe unb In
Der snft iluitriren. Der 9ortras,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
0ebmrtem.
& n q 5 ent

~ Hobsrt uno 9ernarbsus SiGinser,
709 Bauer Qpenue.
ebarles uno RpIe 5oit6coat 92O
aenpon 4psnue.
Walter unO Rate Gusman, 1892 ais
bertb Strabe.
erfpin unb SsIsn MaaIOu, 454D
5loral 2lbenue.
Otto uHo loretta Mieberbeiu,
9rano abenue uno SbereIa StraBe.
Soiepb unb Satberine Rotb, 918
JtHoIap Strabe.
Ri4Olas unb 2ena MueQer 52l
SiiDer Strabe.
Sobn unb Gbriftine yaiemsrsbeim,
2710 aed StraBe.
So9n unb Mat6ilbe 6eripeb, 170l
Gin StraBe.
Ri4aub uno Wfarb &Drnsr, 1866
Sones StroBe.
Wt d ab6en:
Stta unb Charlotte prietett. 1928
9apmiller Strabe.
Wiliam unO 9eorgie 9opman, a
of Gourt Strdbe.
Sobn unb emma SaimerI, 1o45
Sebler Strabs.
Clarence unb Stella gropts, 900
Rihmoub Strabe.
9eorge unb panIp Ban Der Bed,
1863 Sadbsrrp StraBe.
Stepban uno Suianna 5eltpn, 1858
8fatr Qpenue.
hilbert unb MuIlie Brig, 1416 Gin
Strabe.
gtidolas unb GOa SalBer, 121 Gla
Der Gtrabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
OeFdnbig
Gb,uarS Gidslbsrser sa6 anseblid
81, ipiberrtdaid platiu iid aH.
geeisnst 81 babsn.

Dir9 bic Dstettips Wesener unb
Sfpeentp ipurDe seitrn Der "a Sabre
alte gbiuarb gidelbsrser, aus g3errine
toun, Dbio, in Daft genommen, neil
sr ii4 an9eblih iutberredtlib glatin
aug bem gef9dft Der yirma Toterman
& Co., 512 Race Sirabe, bic ii6 iebt
in 61nbrn eines MaHeberpaltsrs be-
finoet unb tpoietbi CT als @eriiiibrer
|anseiteat mar, aHseeisnst bat. Sas e
tn oerfaiebenen WaHbI.ihgiddften
perfebtt.
Der Derbafiete seitanS na9 Der Mns
sabe Der a3olyei EN-. bab er, nm ii4
bon fsinen Ghulsen 5u befreisn, ii9
ipin5ise platinreiie i'm GeIammtipertbe
bon ettpa $40 angeeignet baiie, tpefde
er na4 unb naa ptriebte. gihelbers
ger CAB Su, Der Sobn Don 20. g. gis
Hefberger unb gleffe Der 5tren SO.
termdn, ipsi&e Snbaber Der fallirtsn
Girna iinb. 5u fein. Der 9erbaftete
bate feinen Hamen in ben berI4iebes
neu pfanblsibsefddfien als 8. q.
@rablcn angegeben. 9fuf 8drdgen eis
neS pfanbleikrs. ob Ct teine aaris,
duf 6ieien Namsn lautenb. babe, bers
neinte Der iunse Mdnn oiefes, iisB fi4
aber ipdter 4artsn folserbtn Strtes
anfertissn: %. O. Grapfon, Electrical
lSubf,fn On gD;fforh n 81 x n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

gseaen bostuilisen gerlalieils Dol
odt Sabren urrbe ~ a ttt em y
SEQ [ BON Catherine Seal, bic er IN
Sabre 1880 gebeiratbet bat, gelae
SEN.
@ecrae aoam Grano irll'
@Ienlpan glueuue, bot dui @ruro oct
pilid,tuernaflGiiigung cine Sdel
S.,ua bon glcra abam erlangt, 3l(
geioen beirotbeten an "a. Snli 19OS
SEQ aIiop, 2100 8ogue Aoe..
Der lid, an 10. sanrnr 1910 nil
giuln gaiop 0erbeiratbete, ieood nnf
pier Wsonaten pon ibr oerlaiicr
,piirSe, erlangta ebeniaIIs cine SGei'
bling.
aIieeRagel, 1713 8ine Str.,
unroe auf Grinb brutaIer gebano'
Iima BON Scurp 9agel, ben lie am /.
sSebrllar 1904 beiratbete, geidyieoen.
SatGrtrb6bunstn i'm Su'
ssrbgeri9t.
Der Sussuoridtsr German pat s.s
fern angeprOnst, baB bas Saldr o.s
Glerig Spiepb WeglOreD bon $1,000
auf 1920 unO bieienisen Der prpba'
tionsbeamtsn Gusenis 9rbant, GreS.
s.. DerIus, Utarp 6. WeGbriitis,
GIifforb 8. JOamsr, MuIier Red uHo
Sulia WOrtbiHgtpn BON $500 auf
$1,000 pro Suir srb0bt ptrben iOI'
len.
GGabenerias aIagen.
@eorgeSoIeufamp 9sadr
IaEneripalter Der Sanrania Spleil.
fdmp, bat cine aIage iiber $4,000
grgen Die Chic electric Railpap so.
angrItrengt. gr fiibrt an, bab Oie6rmi
am rs. Samlar 1913 in Canton, O.,
ais iie cine Gar perIaiien tpoIlte, III.
fplge Der 9lnbIaiiisfeit Oes aonbn.-
telirs, Der oas Signal CUR Beiteriabrt
81 friib ga6, bon Der Gar aeiaien ici
uno iia cine gerleslmg 5ii8og. Die lln
%. SUM 1914 ibren Zoo 5ur 5olge
bate.
SnIia garr Die am 25. Oftc-
Der 1914 III 9uolop, ap., cine Gar
scr SoMtb Gouington & Cincinnati
Street RaiIpap 60. perlniien wollte,
blieb babel, ipeil Der aonoufteur Die
lbiir 5n friib ihlob, nit ibrem aIeioe
bdnaen nno lpuroe abgeiporfen. Sie
trug 5lir 3eit ibr 2idbrises aino i'm
gfrm uno ipar aIiBerben nod in &c.
ieoneten llmitGnoen. Sniolee oes aIt-
Iteisens erlitt lie gerIesuneen, burt
lpeIhe cine 6ebIgeburt perlirlctt
lpiirSa. IA iie INNER nod an ben
SoIgen Der @crlctuneen Ieioet, bat iie
peitern cine alage iiber $4,000 ge.
gem Die 9abngeicIlidaft auaeitrenst
rcid)te ibr Gatfe, 9bas. j. |
Barr, anf @riro Der sebabten ars-
laaen itno oeS 8erIuites Der 9ienit. |
ieirer Gattin cine Aassl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

Gle iuirb oltrd slftienbeiie bon Der
Columbia @as & electric SO. fon.
trollirt nnb lit bic pdhteriu Der Gin.
eiilnati Gas & electric 60. Tas auto.
riiierte sapital betrdet S10,000,000
ino prdierirte glftien .u gleidem BE.
trage. Bon lesteren lit ieSOd MIR Die
SdIfte berausgabt tpdbreno bon ben
gapobnIiden aftien oer gan5e Betra9
einittirt tpor6en lit. Die Cincinnati
Gas & electric 60. bat Elm aftien.
fapital bon $4,000, 900 uito bon Die.
lem Detrage fteben $35, ,395, 900 aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
@ar ar6eits,uiaia.

9tuf @eranluiIuns ieiner In gbicaso
lsbtnbsn Jrau ipurbe ber % Sabre
ate 3inmtrmanH Soitpb Wranben-
burg unter Der gfnsidss bes WulaIs
itns itinsr Gamilis in 5aft ssnpm.
men. 9ranbsnburs ertldrtt. bab Ct
ndd Cincinnati sstOmmsn fti, um ar.
belt 5u fuden unb dun tDilItns mar,
itins Uamilie nnaiomulen gu IdfY<n
fobaIb & GslS INN artsit bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

sesen Sie @eieQidaft auf 3abIune
pon $4,000 elm.
gllice Q tamm, meIdle am 6
Nopember 1914 Dor Dem Sallie 90
$50 Oft 8. strnBe, in eiuer oiTen ge-
laiienen Seller iiel II no einen Siii'
tenbr,i6 eriitt, bat BEN Better 6es
Saiies, sSoiepb Srif,etto, 1901 Sum
bolbt sluenue, auf 3abIung Don ST.
500 perflaet.
8erbanblung Der d ben,
Die alds. iibsr $106, ,387.82 fir
riditdnoigs Gar 2i5suien uuo 5rei.
brisfgsbiibren pGbrsnb Der Sabre
1903-1913. fpel6e bic Stabt Gtns
einnati sessn bic gine., Repport unc
Gopinston Strabenbabn @eieaIdaft
einssr.idt BOT, iOllte geitsrn Dor Sus
perior Ri4ter pusb 5ur @er6ano.
lung tommen, lpurbs aber Bic gum 8.
DECEMBER p,rido5en. StabtanipaIt
Sdosnle ibeilts bem Ri9ter nit, bab
llnterbanolunssn i'm Ganse isien, I'm
bi. aIase aubsrssri4tIi9 5u erI.bis
gen.
e hmubise ND DE.
Dor Ridter Oidfon i'm ariminal.
seridt puros ssitern nit Der gers
banoIuns oes Jdlles gegen ben Wirtb
Sobn Setparb Don 2odldnb beson.
nsn, Der unt.r Der Qntlase itebt, nidt
fiir bas auberebeli6s ainb Der 19iGb.
risen Sbsr.is ROtb BON Mt. Ssaltbb,
SeFsn Batter er isin IOa, seforst 5u
bdben. 9ds Wdohsn, bas Dor Der
9e6urt beg ainbes i'm Sauis S.ps
aros bisnts, bebaupt,t, bab sr lie Der.
fiibrt babe. Sefparb Dsrneint bies jes
bod uno acknowledgements fiibrts sr
aud brsi 3eusen Dor. bic StruBen.
ba6n Gonbutteure 2eipis 5. Garter
bon gOOinston, ab., gbas. J. 9arrif
iOn. arlington Seisbis, ioiuie ieinen
S6antt.llner Sarrp Dsitenborf, bic
ale nlttr Glib ausia9ten, nit bem
llmsans ssbabt gu babsn.
Das MGbden itsllte bisie ausiaeen
isbo6 in a6rebe. Wd6rsnb beg 9reua.
osrb0rs muBte Ssnarb sussben, bob
.r nad Der @eburt bss in 5rage iie=
lenoeu ainoes aus 9odiano Der.
TdwaRb uHo ldnsere 3eit ublpeisub
mar. Die @erbanbIuna ipirb bsuts
,u GHoe sefiibrt iperben.
Ra dla s 90 q den.
GIiaabeib u. Seller iit RadIaBpsrs
palterin BON German u. O. Seller;
periOnalien 500.
Sobn Quebbemann III RohIabpsr.
paltsr BON 5rsb. Quebbemann; pers
ondlien $3.50.
Wm. 3. Sroft III gfadIabbertpdl.
er bon Roiu SoIomon; perTonuIisn
300.
Der psrfDnIi6e RahIob Der Bertha
Rebel bstrGat $55s.12; Ssrienise ser
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Gleftrt5ttats : Maten

~ ser
nm6eb bate baanngp
I'M 6tin1n
numb
limb
or iben
It
81 Smn Der
bondtoa
m
tnHnb
Der Sathat d unb tdn uh
raugm
Die bm
Der
punrea
8 n hetH aas5at6 6abu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

@thts IN 70 auhIeno, ais eiHe entsanoets
duberIfde S6mprrbocensgefb trb biefes
piaen, bic bnrar Ietoeu. greifeR nod ireerD
si;iem Wsitiel. ous ibnen sinoerunn cerfpritt.
pcriuft buhen rto fitibeTt, baB ietils ibnen otls
lung bradtc, aebcn iie i6 ber 8er8ueifInHg
bin. Golden eeioenoeH babeu MerSle dIer
Sfuleu uno innlenoe gebeilter qoitenicn feis
dben ais bns eiHSiG fuirfIide, perniinfiiae, siis
berldifiee nHh rubiiule WsitieI aeaeH 9dmoyrbuis
ben. proben bon Wndiefse fperben bon .. ytens
iiaeoter o. Co., Bos 12lo, Reu Dcsi, irsi psw.
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Somiuu nnS Gudlrc.

Der 5rouenperetn Der Deuticheit
GpdngeIifh pruteitdntii9eH Camp
Waibingtpn @emetnoe psrdnItaltet
beute Ra9mittas BON 2 llbr an EN-
Domino uno @u9rs, unS beute slbe1o
8 llbr Elm @uhre in ben @eIelI6uftss
rGumen Der Stride, ppsu Ss6srmann
freunolihit eingeldben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

nslfer bic giIoer besleitet, eraairst
ano srtldrt oieielben auf bas Bette.
PER- HoberIon bebanbelt isin Sbema
pom osutifeH Stanbpuntt uub es 1T
aleih. ~ or
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
TROLLEY STRIKE NOT LIKELY
ployes Being FavorabIy Met by the Company Norwich Men Met Thursday.

The Norwich trolleymen had a meet ing on Thursday night devoted to a. discussion of the matters now pending between the employees of the Shore Lire Electric Railway company and the management regarding increase in wages and working conditions. The commitfee representing the trolleymen had conference with President Rob- nesday afternoon. when their desires were outlined for the consideration of the company. The situation was talk ed over, and while nothing definite was arrived at, a settlement of the differ ences being left to later conferences, nevertheless there was a reasonable attitude shown on both sides and there is no indication of a strike or other trouble, Norwich union men said on Thursday night
 The proposition of the branches of the Amalgamated Association of Elec- tric Railway Employes has been met. it is said by@a proposition from the management which is fairly reason dent Perkins has prepared the offer of the company, and through Chair man Warren A. Lewis of the general grievance committee it's contents are being made familiar to the employees. Mir. Lewis has three days in which to communicate with every affected man.
 Most of the men are in favor of signing the agreement. Chairman Lewis said he was personally favor abie to it's going into force. and felt there could De no objection to the company's proposition MT Lewis characterized the counter proposition
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
posToFrlcs VACATIONS.
When the Norwich cIerks and Carriers
 Will Be Away.

The following schedule of vacations for the city carriers and postodice clerks was announced Thursday:
 City Carriers. July l to July 1s--Albert A. Guile. Michael J. Murphy, John P. Edwards July 20 to Aug. 5-John l.. Counihan, Herman S, Case. Frank E. Sterry. Aug. to Aug. 22-Fred l.. Allen, Thomas B. Linton, William T. Browne. ley, Joseph s. O'Neil, Daniel G. Mo- CorTnick.
 Sept. II to Sept. 2s-Myles E. o'sul- livan. Patrick F. Shea. William E. Hsrtie.
 Sept. 2s to Oct. 15-Emil A. Jahn, John ". Haselden. Patrick s. Hinchey. Nov. to Nov. 25-Francis ]. Mur- tha. William J. Wallace.
 Clerks.
 July to 14-John A. Cunningham. July 15 to July 31-Joseph D. Burns. July 2s to Aug. s-wiiliam R. Dem nison.
 Aug. 3 to Aug. ls-Harry L. Me- Dougald
 Aug 10 to Aug. 2s-william L. Aug. 20 to Sept. 5-wilnam R. Mo- Cord.
 Aug. q to Sept 14-Thomas J. Mo- Weigh.
 Sept. 8 to Sept. 2Ewiuiam A.welIs Sept. Is to Oct. 1-Joseph A. l. Don- nelly.
 Sept 25 to Oct 12-Maurice F. Kel- ly.
 Oct. to Oct. 21-Edward 8. Hinck- ley.
 Oct 12 to Oct 2s-Maurice J. Buck ley
 Oct. 22 to Oct. so-John A Cunning ham.
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To Dredse Deeper Channel
 Freiohter.

The contract for dredging from the channel of the New London harbor into the dock of the Central Vermont Railway Co. for the purpose of receiv- ing the big steel steamship Robert Dollar. and others which are to follow with their immense cargoes, of timber. has been awarded to the T. A. Scott Cc. Work will be commenced next Monday and the job, which is not an extensive one. will be finished in about three days. Only 5000 yards will have to be removed to create an ample depth for the big freighter.
 The Dollar is the largest steamship that ever visited New London harbor on a commercial trip. She left Vic toria- B. C., on June 27. and it is ex- pected that at this time she is near the entrance to the Panama canal Should the canal be opened to traffic at once the Dollar will arrive on or about July 20. If the canal Is not in readiness the arrival will. of course. be delayed until the trip around the Horn can be made
 The cargo of the steamship will con- sist of 5000. .000 feet of lumber. a quan- tity which will i'll 800 large freight cars. Superintendent McCraw is al- ready making arrangements for talk ing care of this tremendous shipment.
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OBITUARY.
chrI.toph.r c. IiIIibridse.


 Christopher G. Lillibridge died at his home on Front street Thursday afternoon about o'clock. He was taken suddenly i'll while at work in the Ponemah mills shortly after 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon and was removed from the mln to his home on Front street, in Dr. George H. Thompson's automobile. Although given every possible attention he fail ed to rally and passed away shortly afterwards. Me Eillibridge was born in this city and was the son of MT. and Mrs Greene Lillibridge. For the past 22 years he had been employed as boss carpenter in the Ponemah mills. In Norwich Town about 30 years ago he was united in marriage with Abbie A. Mcclellan. who survives him. to- gether with three children, Mrs. Thom as Young, Miss Ida T.. Iillibridge and Alfred Lillfbridge, all of this city. There are also two grandchildren AL fred Greene Lillibridge and Donald Lillibridge. MT. Lillibridge was a member of the Taftville Congregation al church and belonged to Shetucket lodge of Odd Fellows. He was widely known in Taftvills and his sudden death was a shock to his many friends The family have the sympathy of all in their loss.
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as being fa.rer than anything the Con- necticut company ever offered it's men.
 The request for increased wages of the motornen and conductors has been met with an offer to pay g 1-2 cents per hour for men under five years in the service, and for men over five years 2S 1-2 cents. or 23 cents for four years and 2S cents thereafter. The men asked for a maximum of 80 cents. owing to the many expensive improve ments under way, the earnings of the company do not warrant such a large increase above the present maximum of 27 cents per hour.
 The men have asked for 10 cents additional to the new schedule of pay for every hour worked overtime They also ask pay for meals. These requests are covered in the proposition of the management
 One request made by the men which is granted without hesitation Is the right to trial of employees against whom complaints are made With the newly proposed agreement in force, a person who makes complaint against an employe must go before the gen. suhstantiation of his complaint, unless an employe pleads guilty. This re- verses the former necessity of a wrongly accused man having to show cause why he should not be suspen led or discharged.
 The matter of vestibuling open cars for the protection of motormen las not been insisted on by the men. in view of the fact that the company is buying all new cars of a convertible type.
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 PAYNE-In New Haven, July z. 1s14, Herbert Payne, aged 30 years and II months.
 Funeral services at the home of B. R. Gardner Jewett City. this (Friday) afternoon at 2 o'clock Burial in the Jewett City cemetery. Preston, July g, Der ton Eccleston, aged 31 years. HING=In Colchester, July 8. James &Ring, formerly of Greeneville. Funeral from his late home in Col chester on Friday morning. July 10, at 7.f5 o'clock. Mass of requiem In
 St. Andrews church at o'clock
 Burial will take place in Norwich on the arrival of the 10.z6 a. m- train on the CIV. road. in St. Mary's cemetery. HARRINGTON-In Hartford, July g, 1914, Caroline B. Huntington, wife of Frank Harrington. LENIEUx-In this city. July g, 1914.
 Joseph Lemieux Notfce of funeral hereafter. LII.LIBRIDGE-Sudd in Taftville, July g. 1914, Christopher G. Lni- bridge
 Notice of funeral hereafter.