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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01

eini8e BON ibnsn baden fogar cine 6is
itorii6e @ergangenbeit. Dab Der
,Stanparo" Dom 9Dltsmunpe gUlrs.
gamp" gstauft puroe, oas bot er
Ieiner 9epIlpgenbsit gu perbanfen,
ebenIO pie bic 8ifensi9e Romnnbsls
bin itsts i'm itoI3sn 8ruftton Der
lteber3cugung feline llnab9dngtgteit 31
betonen.
Die ,Moruing Poit" lit aIlgemein
untsr benz Ramsn n5reunb Sames"
befarnt. DDS lit pobl barauf 3us
riid3ufibrsn, boB bic rUaorning
pof" Oas engItI4s Sofs unO GeieIIs
fdoftsorsan lit. SeiBt bod Der eng
ItI6e 9of in Der bipIomatiI4en
5pro4e tur3 Der r9of BON ct.
Sames" no9 Der aIten friibsren sn8s
Itfhen RUni9srefibsu3, Dem ct.
Somes PaIaft, Der bic en9liI9en Mos
harden in fetnen Mauern b~ebcrbergs
tie. 8iir3lid erit ~gelangte Der ct.
SSameS Bdlot gu tnternationaIem
Rubm Dur6 bic 8oltaatonferen3 unO
bic BrieOensper6anOIungsn, bic in fets
men &dumeu gepfIogen tuuroer.
Die v3imes" fiibrt, tpie I4on oben
erfpGbnt, ben trfdretli9en Namen
Der Oonnerer". 9iefer SpiBname
tam ouf foIgenOt, b0dIt origtnslIe
8eiIe suFtonbe. SIN Sabre 1880
promsniersn an sinem fA6nen Sage
I'm garte BON SEN unrpeit 2onoon,
no btute Der 8ptaniIde @arten Iif
erltredt, stpet 9amen, dls pI0BIid
Elm Reiter porbeigoIoppierte. Don
Dem trdftig ous9reifenbsn pfsro.
tpuroen bic 0amen iiber unb iiber
nit aot beipriBt, uno Tie gsrieten
lin 10 mebr in 6urniI9, nls Der Ret.
ter q ni6t fir Der Mibe inert bislt,
1ein gferO gu 5iigsln unb bel ben
Damien iih gu entI9utbtgen. 4m
folsenotn Sage nobm bic Zines"
@%eIegenbeit, BEN unb0Fliden GentIt.
man, in benz ft ben !5eraOg bon
Cumberland permutete, gs6Orig ben
Sert al leIen. Der 9eraog iaidtt
Der 3ettung iofort cine Beri9tigung
bic bic n3imes" ppbl obbrudte
| glei95sitig obsr nit Der uneliidli6et
pbraIe fommsntierte: vWir bonnerr
| gegsn bic ltngeSogsnbeit Der junser
5srrsn BON beute". Ssit oieTsn
Sa9e bat bic pGimss" ibren Spib.
nomsn Der nDOnnerer1 meg, ben II
| Ieithsr niAt meHr Ius ipurDe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01
3eitungs.s piBuamcll,
GrfIdruns Der gDIfs6e5eiGuntssE bet
2pnbpner 9aaesbLatter.

GrtIGrnng Der GuIfs6e5eiGumtger bet
2unOuner SnsesbIatter.
9er Q~usldnoer, Der mad 2onbOn
tomnt, lit unfangs ni4t pentg ers
Itdunt, tpsnn CT I'm geIprdGe NIT
G~n9lGnbsrn Bort, baB nDlrs. Gamp'
bos unb bos geidrieten, ODsr bab
Der n9onnerer" 70 unb 70 gu elmer
5rage Stellltng genpmmsn babe.
5ragt er banr, tDer bieie rWrs.
@amp" obsr tper Der n0onnerer' lei,
bic i'm 0ffentlihtn Qsbsn cine fpl9e
RoIle fpieItsn, 10 Dirb i1m bic iibers
raI9snbe antnprt, bdB nMrs.
Camp" fein nnbsrsr nls Der -
Standard, bas srobs tOnierbatips
Organ, fei, unb Der r9onntrer" ents
puppt iiH ols bic - Zines. Gs
1T nGmIt9 cine 2unoonsr Gigentiims
lidtsit, bic grubsn ensliidsn Cages
5eitungen MIR nit SpiBndmsr JI
nsnntri, unb i'm pOpuIdrsn Gebraurb
tritt Der OfIiaislls 9itsI fnit gang Sus
rid. Diefe Spibuomtn iinO Durh>
meg fir bic Dirt nnb bic Gtelluns
Der SLATER bCdIt dnralieriitiid, unr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01
(5OrtTeBuns fOIgt.}
gSle Der 1raFtl sntianSt

lle6er ben 9iamauten Der aiAt,
Die Sriifsl, Die i4pdr3s psrle BON
96rigorb, gi6t eS cine tleine, biibi4e
Qegenoe. 81 eiuem armen 9ol3bauer
iommt zines Qbenos cine 8rdu, oer'
!umpt, ermiihet unO abgeIpaunt. gr
teilt nit ibr 6as Qbeuobrot ods in
triter 2inie ans IeIbItgebratenen Rars
toffeln beitebt. 9d, nit einem Male,
nertpanoelt iid Die 8ettlertn In cine
glGn3enoe See, bic nit ibrsm 3auber'
ftabe Die aartoffel beriibrt, Die Der
5ol36duer gsra6e perje1rsn min.
8dbreno oic &artoffel iia 3uIe6enps
i6par3 farbt, ipri4t Die See NIT
ieierIi9er Stimme: Sch in Deinen
@arten, grade Die Gros nm un0 On
nirit BORT cine 5rudt finOsn, osren
lI%rIprung niemdno erfabrsn tpiro.'
Dat mar Die 2riiffel. - Der Bauer
fiilte oamit tinen 9orb, ben er ieis
rem 6errn mbot, Der in ber Rdbc
BON perigueur elm 9robss S4IoB be-
pobnte. Dieter fdno Die 3lbereiteten
8rii9te iebr t0itlih, uno Der Bauer
fanote einen tteinen &orb bpQ babon
gum &0nige mad paris. Gas puroe
Iein Slid. - Die ainoer 0ts 9olJ'
bduers purOen iteinrei4, fabren in
prG6tigen Dagen uno troen
ointel6aft unO bo1mttig, BIB Ie si'
nes a6enbs cine aIts Jrdu, Die bets
Iuht datte, in ods S4lob ein5us
j. ,yen, b~inqusptrfen lieBen. 500
uuo SeufeI! IS mar Die See bon
perigoro, Die nit ernIter 6timm.
REF: Die 5riffeI pir6 ii9 fortan
iiber oos gan5e 2dnO bsrbreiten unO
nidt me6r ALIEN in gursm @arten
aeoeiben." 9drauf beribrte ie Die
S16ne oes 6oI3bausrs NIT ibrsm
3auberitabe, bteie pttroen 3u S6Dets
men nno felt ienet 3eit piibIsn oieie
Siere mad 3riffetn. Die 2esenoe
1T biibf9, Fat dber einen fleinen
9dten, osnn bereits am altertum
mar Die 9riffet betdnn!, tpdbrero
Die 9artoffeI erit felt tpenigeu Sdhr'
bunoerten in europa betdunt 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01

! sd IeIt bic aarle; oaraal
Tebt: .Gpd 9bieIs ibrtm llsbsn
aurt erler In irsutr GrtuHo.
faoftl Q. Sanndr 1912, dbsnOs 8
llby.@
Gpus 6an0 silttrl mtrlIid, als lie
Ods Glds srgrsiFt, nm ibrt iuOtIi4s
BsrIsetnbtit ~ DsrbsreeH. Gin
I6nslsr Bid hrsiit aurt. Der rattt
a1sn Wlut auIammen uno Ittbt ItiHsm
Rsitor pFfsn ins ause.
,lln0 ais Id in ben Gallon trelt",
fdbrt Der unbstrrt fort, roa finoe Ih
6!rrn @rltr Dor, NIT Der urs
I6ul6iaIten Wlisne bon Der Btlt. als
mare sr Ii6 gar ni6ts SdIimmsn
bepuBt, untsrbGIt sr Ii6 NIT mir
Man mub obtr piRsn, Dab ta am
9. Sdnuar bormittags Der 0berprimn
oas 8srbot siuI9drfte, ods oeu Sdis
Tern Bis Sfern unterIdgt iunae
Damien 81 bcgleitsn, lei IS nun in
Der Gta0t o0er alf Der @tsbabn
un0 70 ueittr. am IeIbsH 46tno
muB bod aber meins eiesne 5oh.tr
BON OitIem Siin6sr ou betmgsleitst
porOtu ieiu, tpie oieie adrts ptr'
rat.
ga bti6loB i9, Jpn nadirdslla
AZ btItrafen; 6snn Dem S9uIgeIeB
lit sr ia oefiaitib tntrornsu. luo
Id btbdnbeltc Jpn 70 ttbl unb gt'
meFsn, ouB CT glaubeH muBts, e.
babe meme Spmpatbis psrIor.H, on
Der ibm, tpie i'd bsrmute, bod stuas
au lieotn Ihelnt. I'm absr oas Wdb
Ser Strafe poG gu modem, nidt nur
fir sic, mstn lisbsr Grler, ionbsrn
aud, I'm meirsm .fpIslamen" 50hs
terlein cine hrilIame 2ettton 81 trs
teilsn, babe Id bic gei4iHte bier gum
beitsn g.sebsnl"
Sn ods bsr5Iite 2d6sn Oct Sds
felrunbe, in ods Der Geri9tsrat aud
nod Iein Stthport: r3unabmt Der
Strdffdaigtsit Der SusenOIi9en!"
tinetngtrufsn bate, itimmten nur
Gba uno auts nift Elm. Der Ftuno
auF unO cling Sum Sdusbsrrn: p8tra
Seib,n Gle mir, Serr Rettor! Seisn
sic DerIihert, Oab i4 ALIEN Der
i4uloige Seil mar. Sbr GrluIein
So9ter bat mid bamdIs msbrmdls
%oetuarnt. 2lber td ipolts 70 germ
Gin anOenteH babsn. llnO Od be-
tam i'd sic 9orte, Die i'd INNER
Lei mir gstragen babe, uaO Die mir
nun e6eR bdrum gum gerrdtsr
!pur0e!"
g}it fpdrmem Druid ergrtif Der
| Satsberr oes iungeu Mannes 9dnO:
,Sts fino Elm brdber MlenId, lie
Der grter! SD bin Sbnen 0urddus
ni9t b0Ie; Sie fdbsn mir ia etnsn
| grObdr.igsn 5poB bereitet, aber aud
cine CUTE 2eBre gegeben: i'd muB Die
| sSugeno un0 aud msin etgeues 4inS
nod beIfer beritebsn lernen, ebe i'd
fpteoer Elm Bttbot erIdHs. DEM oas
dlte tptr0 ndn dQeOtm Do5I stngsSos
gen ner0en miifen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01

bic btitsrs 3ubsrfdt nuf GrIiauns
ithlt. @Idubig unb irOb plt elm
ainb mnB Id %perirdutH, mab fsit
un0 nusri9ilitrli9 iibsr5sugt iein bon
msinsm Mntsil an alien unsrmeblts
DER gEttrn Der Gdt. muB our4
frubigs atbtit, burh fr6blihts
5oIlsn ben gsbsr olsr gab,n sbrtn.
Sd bin ni9t btrsit esipsin gum
GmpIangt, borum, tpsiI Id on iein
Slid msbr sIaubtt.
Mein furatsrFiltes, MATES 5tr3
lammelte ipobl isin 3ittsrnots @s'
bet In QugIt uno GdmsrJ, ober Cd
puBte Mot, 6ab % Iout uno frtu'
big iprsdsn burftt: 8u, Shopfsr
oitIer iiberrei6tn Grbs, boIt 70 pist.
@ib aud mir mein Rrdt! sd NERDS
psrbisusn unO bid liebsn.
B~sttesofInst iob,n WaIb.s Qus
gen in ole pradt biuals. llno ndbs
rsnb bisl,s S4auens ftrabIts nit
benz gsritebsn Elm GrsueH In iHusn
auI.
Gum tritsnmal felt langsm fiblt.
|e fid nidt aIs QusgsI4loFent bon
SonncnIdein uno 5reuoe.
Sn Wsbmut idmol3 bic Stnrrbsit
hires S6mer3ts. llno fart uno be-
frtieHb bon tatsntuisr Grgsbung
ilr6mte Elm ntuer 8iQs, cine begIits
i,nbs Qrbsitstraft ibr bur9 SsrS
unb @lieoer.
@loubsn, Dab mon mas lam,
gIauben an ben GrfoIB ebrIthen
Gtrsbsns, gloubsn NIT beitersm @srs
trausn on ben bonn S90pfer bstbsis
bentn 2(nieil zines isbsn an ben
S6GBsn Der Wslt - bas III bic Cos
flung.
arant por GebnTIdt battle iie ii6
bor taum elmer Stunbe in bas ouf'
tenbe, ipeide 9ras fnttn laiim.
ni9ts onoeres piinIdenb, ols 10
ftia unb abIsits bic qussn idlisBsn
5u i0nnsn, ole Seele fort3itbsH Iais
fen ouf oieIer 8oge g~ren3tnloitn
6eimpebs, erittdenber, t0tsnbtr
SsbnIu9t, unmsrtli6, Idmtralos
singsbsu gu 6irfsn in bas 9anb bss
8srgeHens
Sebt itanb ie auf nit iugeub'
itarisn 9tieOtrn, bereit gum aanpf
nit S6nGde uno Web, bsrsit sur
grbsit, GrfiauHg boffsnO unO bes'
balb piirOig gum GmPfdnsen ibrss
2o6nss.
S6re f90nen IsibpolItn Qugsu fo'
ben rings in bic Run0e. 9teie 9errs
lidteit bate 7e eutpsibt bur6 Elm
tummerboLes @eiidt!
rid a[tiH tire Mitor6eit in
6isItr Sd6pfuug obnegIsidtn bait.
fe perIagt, fonosrn auh ben 9ant
baIir. Satts fabntnfIii6ttg bonn
goItsn ipeibsn tpoIlen. Gsi er oud
nod 70 pin8ig unO trobbsm nod 70
16Der - ME mebr! Qfe mebr!
2ti6ten S6rittes ging Il: nui
i6maIem gfaO neben Der DieIc bas
bin, auf beren @ologrln ii9 alIge.
mad Innae malerif6s S6atttn Isgs
ten - S9atten, bic bas Spnnens
Ii9t um 70 gIiibenber, Inn 10 Otrbet.
BuRgsboaer ma9ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01

fir ianss T1dS9tn Itbr titSIdm iE
gtlbtt obtr @sIbstin Fnb sur 8erurbttA
iuns bteies RObtns fpeSiel gut gveisnst
uHb MAIDEN, in gtrbineuns NIT sinea
ptisitrtfensarnitur, silsn ftbr tI<grn{
ten Ginbrud. Betm @npdHsn bts Mer8
msIs iislt Is F4 oft berdus, bdb in bed
S9ulttrndbt iibtriIiffgt Gtoffpefte ppr4
bdnbsn IN, bic iiG nirgtnbs uatsrbrinseH
lGbt. DER S~uusfdneibttiH fpiro bnhsH
fOIsenber Mint bon Ruben fem, Der bte3
fem Gsblsr IsiGt abbilFt. Man MiaslE
ben Stoff iibsr .siHem ieudttn 5uht, BID
ALE iibsrfliIfgs Msite etngeIduftE iii
Wdn ipisbtrbOlt bag Bsrfubren, Biz bee
3iptd srrsi6t III. DDS Mufer bier III
in 6 GrIbsn, bon 90 Bis 40 borrdt6ial
unb srfOrbtrt g. gdr0ss Rnterial. bel sd
3on Grsits.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01

ayr. Grdu o.
Sn Sbrsr SamiIie miro pObL gus
gelebt 6rau Mamperl9
Trau Damperl: Dos min i'd msis'
men, meme RinOer MAIDEN dIle
Itbrn nit finfsebn Sobrtn zine Guls|
ftttau9AiuE our4. ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01

olGer6inga. Gtus
bent: ngsmeinbeit, i'd bin i'm gIu'
men sIatt ourdgefdleu, irobOem If
BON ben geItellten feds Grdgeu Die
srTttn 0rei tabeIlos bsdntporteu
fonnte!"
rpMie baden Die Osnn ~geIantetP'"
aWie i6 belize, 100 i'd geboren le:
unO ipie aft i@ uare!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01

MeIsenbes saHlnelA Rp. 77bo.

Uei5ehDee 1anltletA no. 1l0V.
Bds Innetaiulss gIuItntItibhtn sdbti
Gu ben btIitbitItn Wobtatn fir unisrs
GduImdb4sn. SIMMER lpittt "a srusios,
unb Ittnt osrfttllung bttttt ltnt Sdpi.,
rietsit. no. 77b0 VI Elm aIsio9tH aus
siHsm stla NIT RldsHIhtub unb elmer
tingsItbteu paFs. BIZ tiHtH tIsinen runs
ben poIsdusiAniit Jtai; ba8u bdIbIang,
WsrmsI n,bf blbf6u Gtulpt. Die tin'
gtItsit Dolit an btibn Stittn bss Rod
hsns srlaubi BEN aiUOt ar0bis 9sivt'
sane4rd5tit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01

Die beioen Gltersn Serren iabeu
in oeS 9ausberrn 3immer, rdu6teu
unS er5d9It;n it6 BON gemsirIam pera
lebieh Su9enc8eiten; Ole 0dmtn ubsr
6atten es ii9 BET elmer SdRs 8dffse
gemiitIif gema6t.
GDa fab i'm Salon an J!iigel nnh
lisb Ole idluntsu Singer lsiie uber
ole 9ditsn glsiten.
Sinh sic mir aud pirtli9 nitt
b1Ie, gpa, bob i4 sic Ourd meins
llnoDrF4ttgfeit in Iot4e gerlessnbeit
9ebru9t babe9 qber i4 bate mt1
BET meinem 8eIu6 borgeftsrn 70 uns
tnoli6 gcfreut, sic tD~ts0sr3uIeben.
limo ba ergriff i4 in Der f%reuOigsn
&ufrtgung Die faIi9e Sdrte, bic ib
;mmer fpie meinsn Qugapfel gebtIet
Eatte. Gino Gle mir b0ie8"
Sbd iprd9 tetu Nort. Dem
8li9el aber e~ntquonen srt Iiebea
truuten 9ldnge; .g6, tpie it's m0gs
Ii4 Damn, CAP i4 bid ldfeu
fam. ..."
Dstter fam fit ni6t. 2urt bate
;br Oen 3opf in bet0e SdnOe genOms
men, iab ibr gang nabe in bic augen
un0 fliiiterte:
,0a, GDa! Sd tin 6ia, JAZZ"
sic f9toB nur feIig Die augen
ga fanoen ii6 Die 2ippen 3peter
iunger MenI6eu gum srfttn Male
i'm biBsu Gufe - treu fir's See
ben. .
SIM Raud3immer dber Iagte ges
race Der 2dnOgsridtsrdt:
o9u tannFt bod ni6t leugnen,
;itber Sbisle, DOB bic S~traFfdnigs
tsit Der SugenO erf4redeno 5agenoms
men bdt!".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01

Sur gsrdrbsitung Fir biti.s G6nittD
nuitsr, Ods in 8 8r0bsn, BON 4-12
Subr,n, pOrrdibis iR un6 2 garb Rats.
rial nforbsrt, Fnb Serge, Rattns oOsr
elmer Der nsusn grsptT0Ffs an gesisntts
fen. qaa Dafhtoffs In mobsrnen Bun,
ten stOsdttn WuIt,rn gsbtn prattif6e
SduItIsibsr fir sr6bsrt unb feline Ildos
den. Brtts SoutahtgirltI fiub elm bibs
f4sr alspuB fit siufdrbist Stofft. eli.
psrbsn aus gtblimtem Gretonne btrgs.
felt un6 nit fnmaIsr Sputddsborte In
ben Gurbtn bes GIsibe5 btndbt. aua
Rrasen unO manIaetten fperben in bic
fer MttIe gnrnirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01
gIaltniadaen fur jnnse yldSdtiL
Np. 1918.

Das ruTiIts gluieniddtt n zines bee
prastiIdntn, pie aud t~IelbIdmIteu Mo4
bsae, . bds bic Wlobt bieisH MiHter br4
ausasbtahl bal. mdbIt man sur 3s1S
R,luna slnsn Der uslitu NobspOffL N
lam eiA IolGlB Jdd4tH 81 altn rtg'
lbsn gfBdsn, I9por5sn tpis aud Fnrbts
atn, atlraesn psrbtn. aubsrorbsHslld
r.iS.n6 III cine 3uiammtuttlung BON
elmer tinfarbistn Sade uno sintfI tdrrtrs
TEN mnd. sLntm Mnlnp, otr kiorotr6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-01

Cine tleirt, fr0bIi9e Gun0e 1T i'm
Hettpr6aus Ofreint. Der 8eri6tSs
rat, elm after StubiengenoTe oss
5ausberrr, unterbdlt fi9 sifrig nit
0isIem iiber fem 2iebIingstbtmd: Die
Straffdli3teit Der SugtnOli6en, uno
feline Grau lit inoefsn NIT Der
S1tpeIter Ots peripitneten Rettors in
tin Observation-Disclosures Sbema pers
theft. &urt ober unb Gpd, in DER
btute Elm Rotclo itedt, dmiiFsren fi9
iGftlid, plduoetn uno f4er3en uno IaIs
fen Die Slider tltneen.
Mit einemmaIe - ods GFen LIT
betnoet - biitet Der 5ausberr rtm
sinige QuSsnbIide 9ebSr:
,W1eine Iieben 9diteI SD m09!e
Sbnen cine tleine Gef9i6te eraGblen,
Die aud bu, S9tpelter, nod ni6t
fennf. Sd iibe noreeItern bnrmits
tag an mcintm 99reibtif9, dls mir
Sds MGo6en cine BiIitentarte bsrs
tinbrinst. Gin iunser Ssrr m0d)te
mid fpreaen."
Bel oieIsn @orten ereift Ser 5duss
herr in feline 9rufttaf6e un0 brtnot
Elm tpsibes 8drtden gum gOridein.
Gpa IauIdtt gsIpannt, Burt absr
m6dte in Ole Groe finten, als Der
Rsttor iest feline 4uosn i9orf uul
.ibn ridtet;
Putnam patriot., 1914-09-11
STATE OF
 CONNECTICUT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
TAlES ON INVESTMENTS.

All persons owning bonds or notes liable to taxation should write at once to State Treasurer, Hartford, Conn.,, for lists.
 A circular letter will be sent when requested, explaining the proper way to pay this tax.
 law will be introduced in the next General Assembly, and will be urged for passage, taxing estates at the local rates for all the time owned by deced- ents on such choses in action aS have not paid during the life of the owner. Thls is in the nature of a.penalty.
 Savings Bank deposits are not liable to tax in the owners name.
 Money in bank (not a Savings Bank can pay the four mill tax as shown in the circular letter.
 Lists of property liable to tax are to be made out as of March list, in Waterbury; as of May lst, in Middle town; as of June lst, in New Haven l, as of July lst, in allingford; as Of sept. lst in Bridgeport; as Of October lst, in all other towns of the State.
 This tax may be paid to the State Treas urer, at any time and eNemp,s for one or more years from and after the date of payment to the Treasurer, but must be paid before the date when the local tax list is due.
 Enquire of your banker or write to the Treasurer at Hartford.
 EDWARD S. ROBERTS, Treasurer.
Putnam patriot., 1914-09-11

-F. J. Daniels and wife have re- turned from their summer home at Candid, N. II.
 There was large delegation of Putnamites attended the Worcester fair Labor day
 Mrs. Adelaide Durfee and MT. and Mrs. Nickoloff were the guests of rel aiives in Orange, Mass, for the week end and holiday.
 Miss x. NJ. Egan and her miliner, Miss Rose Bonin, are attending the millinery openings in New York this week
 -J Wallace Smith has received souvenir postal from his friend, Frank Canuell, second bass of the Lotus male quartet, announcing his safe arrival in England from Germany.
 The hearing oi the Lawyer Me Siuer New York case that was 10 have been held before Judge George E. Holt at his summer place in Wood stock has been adjourned 10 Septem, Der l6, and will probably be held at that time in New York though il is said there is a possibility of further adjournment.
 Advertised letters, September Sth.
 GENTLEMEN
 Charles F. Borden, Marshall Dur and, William Davies
 LADIES Miss Julia Wood, Miss K Ford, Mrs. F. Il. Paine.
 The tide of travel by the night eN- i presses through this city from Maine summer resorts seems to have about reached its height during the past few days and iS expected to slacken very considerably by the end of the present week. So heavy has been the home- i ward bound traffic since the end of the month that the State of Maine and the Bar Harbor expresses have been run with extra sections almost nightly.
 Judge Harry F.. Back of Daniel son has been appointed receiver of the Mngtord Printing and Engraving company of Hartford, The appoint ment was made by Judge Milton A. Shumway at Danielson last Friday evening and under the order Judge Back has authority to conduct the business four months. The appliea- ton to have a receiver appointed was made by Attorney Charles E. Sears of Putnam acting for Mary F.. Mug ford of Hartford, one of the stockhold- CTS.
Putnam patriot., 1914-09-11
Order of Notice

State of Connecticut, County of wind- ham, ss., Putnam, September Pad, 1914. Emma NJ. Whitaker vs Dwigat L. Whitaker.
 Upon the complaint of the said Elm ma Nj. Whitaker, claiming for reasons therein seth forth divorce, now pending, before the Superior Court in and for Windham County, t appearing to, ana being found by the subscribing authority, that the said De- fendant is absent from this State-goue to parts unknown:
 Therefore, ordered, that notice of tue pendeney of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Putnam Patriot, s newspaper published in Pat- nsm. in said County two weeks suecss |. siyely.
 EDGAR M. WARNER.
 Clerk of the Superior Court 3s 3T for windhsa Coant,.
Putnam patriot., 1914-09-11

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DIS
 trict of Eastford S. S. Court Of Probate Sept. ', 1914. In the matter of the will of John Macnair late of the City of Lynn,s in the Common wealth of Massachusetts, deceased, conveying property situated in this State and District.
 | pon the petition of the Lynn Safe Deposit and Trust Co. of Lynn, Mass, requesting this Court for reasons in said petition set forth, to order on file and record in this Court, certain papers produced as q duly authenti- eated and eXemplitied copy ot the last will and testament Of said deceased, |, and Of the records of the proceedings of proving and establishing the same, in the Commonwealth of Massachus- etts, and that the EXecutor named in said will, be approved by this Court, as by said petition on file in this Court will more fully appear, It Is
 ORDERED, that said petition be heard and determined at the Probate office in said Eastford, on the 10th day of September, 1914, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, at which time and place all persons interested therein are hereby cited to appear and show any oolee- tion which they may have to the grant, ing of said petition.
 It is further Ordered, that said pe- titioner give public notice of this order and citation by publishing the same in newspaper having a circu- lation in this district, and by posting copy of said order on public sign post in said Esstford, at least five days before said day of hearing
 ARTHUR Nj. KEITH, Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1914-09-11
Republican Caucus

The republican electors of the town of Putnam, entitled to vote in caucus, are hereby warned to meet at the mu- nieipal building on Church street
 Monday. Sept. I4th, 1914 at s o'clock p. m., to nominate candi- dates for the following offices, to wit: Two lselectmen, one assessor for three years, two mem bers of board of relief, 1, an auditor, a collector of taxes, regis trar of voters, four constables, two members of town school committee for three years, three library directors, to be voted for at the annual town meet ing to be held on the first Monday in October, 1914, and to do any other business proper to be done at said caucus.
 Per Order
 Republican Town Committee.
 Putnam, Conn.,, Sept. 1, 1914.
Putnam patriot., 1914-09-11

Rev. and Mrs. A. II. Withee of Old Mystic are guests of C. NJ. Fenner and wife, Sunnyside...
 All of the schools in Putnam open ed Tuesday morning with large at- tendance The freshman class at the High school numbered fifty pupils.
 Frank C. Leonard and wife Of Philadelphia have been recent guests of Mrs. NJ. C. Leonard, South Main street.
 Mrs. W. Ii. Holmes and son Rich ard of Mt. Vernon, N. r., spent the week end with A. w. Macdonald and family Oak Hill.
 Kenneth Sharpe, son of MT. ani Mrs. C. Dwight sharpe, School street, has entered Cushing academy, Ash burnham, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. U. Miller of School street spent Sunday at Green wich, Village, Mass, as the guests oi Mrs. Miller's brother, Charles Crane. 
 Mrs. William Mccoy of Bolles street recently entertained MT. and Mrs. Walter Norrisiof Providence and Mrs. Eugene Rivers of Norwich.
 John McGuire, James O'Brien and Benjamin Chatlee Of the Putnam DO. lice force have been doing duty al Pomfret during the celebration.
 Judge Joseph P. Futile was at the superior court room Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of admitting aliens to citizenship in the United States.
 Superintendent of Streets Frank Dumas and gang of men are grading Wilkinson street between Hammond and Tfllitson streets. The superior court, Judge Futile presiding, will come in at Putnam this Friday morning for short calendar and assignment of cases. Six divorce eases are down for hearing.
 A tea will be held at pomtret Hall, | Tor tue OSnCtti LII tut tNNN NANH' oN eiety, Saturday, September 18th at I D. m. Admission including tea, 60ets, Dancing and cards.
 Mrs. Quinn and son Henry Of Pawtucket and Miss Bertha Buregard of Worcester have returned home after a visit with John O'Bren and family, Oak Hill
 X legacy of S2 ,0oo given by the late Mrs. Adrianna Bush of Brooklyn, has been received by the Day kimball hos pttal authorities. There are no cendi- lions or provisions as to the manner in which il sGall be used.
 -Deeendants of Robert Wheaton held reunion at Roger Williams Grange hall, East Providence, last Friday. There was good sized gath ering of relatives who enjoyed visiting together. A literary and musical pro- gram was rendered and a fine dinner served. Those attending from Put nam were: Mir. and Mrs. k. NJ. Wnea- ton, Miss Mary Wheaton, William and Raymond Wheaton and Mir. An gell, wife and daughter, Miss Lotlie Angeli.
Putnam patriot., 1914-09-11
Republican Caucus

The Republican voters of the town of Pomfret are hereby requested to meet in caucus at the Town House in said Pomfret Monday, Sept. II, 1914, al o'clock in the afternoon for the following purpose:
 lst To nominate candidates for town officers to be voted for at the annual election, Oct. ,, 1914
 2nd. To do any other business proper 10 be done al said meeting.
 By order of Republican Town Com, mittee. Fayette l.. Wright, Chairman.
 Dated at Pomfret, this Slst day of August, l9l4.