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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
BOLTON
Concert For Hall Beneit-Granse Con-
fers Degrees en- Candidate.


fers Degrees en- Candidate.
Mrs G. +. Mead and daughter, Ruth
Meade, have returned to Worcester.
Mass, after a visit with Rev. and Mrs.
w. c. Besselievre.
Leslie s Bolton has returned home
from a vacation spent in Maine
Miss Annabel Post is home from q
visit with friends in Pfttsfield
Walter Tyler of Worcester. spent the
week end a guest OF Rev. ". C. Bes-
seIifrre.
Master Foster Clark Of windsor is
spending a short. time with Mrs Fred
Phelps
Miss AdeIia n. Loonis has returned
from 4 visit in Moodus.
Miss Mildred Carpenter and brother
Leslie Carpenter of New Haven. arr
Enjoyed Concert.
The concert given at the Bolton hal
last week was enjoyed by a large audi
ence.
Those who took part in the enter.
tainment were: Misses Normal Smith
Ida Crane and w, G. Jones of Hart.
ford. Russell Keeney and Miss Minnie
Mclean Of Rockville Violin and pi-
ano music were provided for dancine
at close of the programme. Ice cream
and cake were sold A profit Of forty
dollars was made for the hall assocfa-
ton Mrs Henry J. Thompson had
charge Of the evenings entertainment
Miss Margaret Patterson Of South
Manchester 10 at Charles n. Loom
Isl.
Grange corFers Degree.
The first and second degrees werc
conferred on ore candidate at the
meeting OF Bolton grange last Tues
day evening Several are to be given
the third and fourth degrees at the
next meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
ToIland County
COLUMBIA
Crowd Attends Masked BaII-Enter
tainment Given by Band-DavoII
Goodrich Marriage.

Crowd Attends Masked Bali-Enter-
tainment Given by Band-DavoII-
Goodrich Marriage.
Rev. Leonard Smith of Spring Hill
occupied the pulpit in this place last
Sunday as a supply.
Miss Grace Manning OF Yantic has
been spending several days with the
family of E. P Lyman.
Miss May Hinckley OF Norwich spent
last week with her cousin, Miss
Josephine Hutchins
Miss Mary d. Little of windhau has
been visiting local relatives and
friends.
Mr. Chang. a Chinese student at
Columbia university, is boarding at F.
A Hunts
Clayton E. Hunt took Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Champlin and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Oehlers to Meriden in his
automobile recently.
Masquerade Ball.
The Masquerage BAN given by the
young ladies for the benefit of the
Columbian band. was largely attended.
Porter's hall was not large enough to
accommodate the big crowd and the
overflow went to Yeoman's hall Near
" nifty dollars was the net result
financially.
At a BAH game played here last Sat-
urday afternoon. the local team de-
feafed nine from Willimantic. 8 TO 4
Howard Porter took Mrs. George Lit
tie. Mrs. Abbott Little and Mrs n. w.
Porter on an automobile trip to Hart
ford. Windsor. Sufneld and Thompson
Vile. returning. BY way OF. Rockville.
William Litt.eA and family OF Ashton,
r L. motored here Saturday. Mr..
Little returned to Ashton--~Mrs. Little
and her two children remained with
relatives In town for few days.
Miss Rose McAvoy OF Preston Is
visiting Mrs. Kate Wolff
L Band Gives EntertaInmeut.
The entertainment given by the
| Foster Band" OF Columbia at Yeo-
| mans hall. Tuesday evening. was
largely attended and the program Nar
well carried out The affair netted
| the band something over twenty dol
1 lara
| Mrs. George Pickney and children OF
New Haven are visiting Mrs Piclney'l
| sister-in-law. AIRS. Howard Rice
Melted $220.
The recent fair and entertainment
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
EAST WELLINGTON

Joe Duchek has sold his farm to
New York purchasers.
Mrs Ernest Wilson and Miss Edith
Cushman spent Wednesday in Will
mantle.
Miss Edith Cushman was in Stafford
Springs a Fart of last week. the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs Frank Barrett
Miss Wtnifred Wilson is the guest
of Ter cousin. Mrs. d. W. COnant in
Wfilimantic.
Miss Helen Hutchinson and Ralph
Hutchinson of Bristol, are guests al
the White farm
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
Mindhan County
THOMPSON
Ballard Family Reunion-Miss cruff
10 Address Missionary Meeting.

10 Address Missionary Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Morse OF
Indian Orchard have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace $ Morse
Rev. and Mrs. w. n. Gfehel and lit
tie daughter Gene returned Tuesday
to South Butler. n, Y. after Spendlng
two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. ]. 4.
TIE ouadic Sunday school held its
annual picnic at Green's Grove. Tues
day or last week.
Rev. Mr.. Green, or Newport. Il. /.
breaches at the Congregational church
sunday, August 29th. He is q friend
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. BacRus and
Lawrence Backus have returned nom
an automobile tour and visit TO YER
mont,
John Moore is gaining slowly On
Ballard Reunion
Tia annual Ballard reunion was
held at Nichols grove. "Wednesday.
Aug. 18th. with 80 present The day
was an ideal enc. the dinner all that
could be desired and everybody SEEM
ed i'm harmony with the day. Newton
Ballard was chairman OF ceremonies
and d very pleasing program was Civ
en- AIRS Bertha Ramsdelrs history
of the past year was brief but excel
lent. Miss Brown was elected his
torian for the coming year. Stories
and readings were enjoyed and games
played. An interesting contest was
conducted among the men Of making
huttonhoIes- y telegram was received
from John Ballard. of Davenport Iowa.
Frank Loisey moved his household
goods from the house he has sold
Louis e. Blacsmar last week
Mrs Charles Haskell has been visit
ing Mrs. Emma Shaw Coicleugh.
To Describe Work.
The woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society meets "Wednesday,
Sept 1st at the home of Miss Grace
Granger. Miss Grace Cruf is to tell
about his past years work IN, rural
Vermont.
Miss Dearborn of Cambridge was q
recent guest OF Miss Edith Clement
Mrs C. L knight has been enter
tanning Theodore E. Dexter of Central
Falls.
Miss Cumming has been visiting Mrs,
Washhurn-
Miss Edith Scripture of Dover. N.
J.. has been visiting Mrs Everett S.
Miss Myrtice Kingsbury has been
entertaining her sister, Airs. Alice
Franklin. here. Miss Kingsbury has
recently returned from a trip to the
San Francisco exposition.
Teachers for Coming Year.
The public schools will open soon
with these teachers Miss Ada Whit
man for her third year IN East Thomp-
son, Miss Gleason for Brandy Hill.
Mrs, Bert Kimban. Porter Plain. Miss
Mildred Bard, Quadic: Mrs Child and
Miss Syhil Pettis. GrosvenoFdale: Miss
F1annigan and Miss Iris Soper. West
Thompson: North Grosvenordale. Miss
Delaney: intermediate department.,
Mrs Clara Armstrong, Thompson Hill;
Miss flroy, Upham district; Mechan-
fcsvine, Miss Beho and Miss Agnes
Prentis: Paine district, Miss Bankit Of
birmingham
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
RIPLEY HILL.

The Hill Top Home Club met with
Mrs Peterson on Friday. Aug. 10Th.
and tied OF a quilt for the fair at
Lakeside park
daughter. Mrs. Jacobson at Storrs-
Fred Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Blank and son. Carlton. were Will
mantle visitors last Thursday, spend
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
BOLTON NOTCH
Methodist Sunday School outlna %
Laurel Park-esnsraI Ne~s-


The members and friends Of the n.
E. Church Sunday school enjoyed an
outing mt Laurel Park, South Man
chester, Tuesdey. going and return
ing In Dir. Wills big motor truck
Mrs. L. s. ofatne was Hartford vis-
itor Monday.
Mrs Estelle Reed entertained friends
from New Haven Tuesday.
Mrs- Minnie Z. Howard Il eujoytng q
vacation nj New York. RoctRWay
Beach. n. Y. and Asbury Park. n. J
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Woodward
Mrs Jessie Smith and Judge II W.
Howard. motored to Seantic Tuesday
IN Mrs. Woodwards new car and called
ON friends.
Deputy Shersn ". Z. Rice was q
Hartford v.1itor Monday.
Mrs z ~ Shaw e entertaining
friends from New York.
Warren Bingham Of Hartford has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs L. g
Maine.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Milton HaIlfng were
calling On Manchester friends Wednes-
daE- :
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

ana mrs. Leslie Culpin OF Whitman
tic %re camplnm mt CRYSTAL Lake
Mrs Cora Barrett ana brother Fred
Beieher. attended the funeral Of their
brother. David Belcher. at Union. We'd
nesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

John ]. KeIseh, Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
has Joined his wife at Allen Ken
yon's for two weeks stay.
Robert Sisk Of New London is ct
Stephen Slings1ey's
Eugene Lyon and family are visit
ing George Lyon.
Joseph Kenyon and family and Mr..
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

given by the LADIES' Aid society. net
Hnd the handsome sum Of sac.
The people os tie Hebron and sGilezd
churches and Sunday schools held
their annual picnfe at Columbia. lake.
"Wednesday The. Columbian band fur.
nlshed music
The band has been engaged TO play
nj Scotland on Saturday OF next week
September 4fh. At the Old Home Day
eslebrafiDn.
Rev A. 3. Jopsoul Of North Madison
win occupy tho pulpit In this place
tom0FroU (SundaY1.
B Mr.. Miller has sold his farm property
located i'm the northwestern portion OF
the town. near the Erdei place
Charles X Hitchcock took q party
on an automobife trip to Windsor
Tuesday
Mrs Badge and children of Brook
yn, N 8, are Visiting ~ the home
OF her father. n n Latham
pa~oIt> coodrfeh.
Winthrop Daveu Of Lebanon and
Miss Bertha Goodrich sof New York
were married Wednesday, at the home
OF the brides aunt. Rev z. o. Meade
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs Daxcll will
reside at what Is knoWnf "a the Austin
Fuller place, on Cook hfn, in Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and SON and
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E Hunt and son
motored to PPovidenSe. "Wednesday,
and viii spend a-feH days With friends
and relatives In thar vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

owing to the heavy rains. Some farm
| ers near Providences are blowing them
4 A.,
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Seras.

Gum erten Wnle, IN Der Da.
,d}lfta oes teraniiden @eridtsane.
lens ut Der Eaa porgefontnten, oai1
cas- &rimirlGI. Mppeantionsaeridt
eireft Sdbeas CORPUS efebI erla;iclr
bat, am eineR 8er1lrteiLten nnni Oe.
l'dngttDer0en 5u retten. Ser ;yog
petrlfH 6. ". MeHgga in! Scr.
8ortb> Der i1ul0ig befnuoen uuroe,
# @- 5olitague, superintendent
Der Tegas garific 8abn getDtet ali
Gaben- Sein 4npnia @olter Gel-
ion bsidfpor, oaB Mepers, Ieitoen.
bus 9ooesurteiI gef0Hf ,lrrlilmia ee-
tporoer lit nno ooronfbin erlAeIt Ser
Sheriff in Sort @ortb Den 8efebl,
Die Gnrid)tang 5u beridiebm, fi.r
relde ale 8orbereinngcn getrofsen
iuaren uno Die in tuenigen Minutesi
i~inttfinoer ipute.
o. @. @Ditton agelt Ter
aerbali 8erIuhsftation III Mtasccfs
County beridtet, oaB Der bon ibln
aeleitrte 6eIo5ng geeen sic @atser
cen better Grfolg Ddtte. Ger aampf
sDegann am 20. Saruar- nno enertc
en- I. apriI. @sibreno oieier 3s.t
iourOen BON Der Arntap bon 1000
.Sdnllfi1aben i'm County, oie 8batur
ergoni1iert bate. 256sDOO Natten
sur Strefe gebrndf. Gen eritgn
&reis gepann @nioo Sfrupe, ue1i
'eampfelton, DER t7,071 Rattgr Ell
.leate.
Die 8iirBer BON sSaDette Conn
IN bntten nenliG eSne 3ujcrunnen.
|funTt III Sigh SIN. BET pelder ce-
,SnDette County G1nger : Gerbano"
NIT ~folgenben @eomten gcgriinoet
snftroe: s.. SO. SpredeIs, 8rafioe,lt;
30. aablid) f., 8ice-Br1lioent; 6.
s. Hlliiel, Sefretdr; gmiE @agner,
SbatmeiIter; geriammlungen uno
llebungeft finoen alle ori Ionote
ftott. Ser nadbIte gorort lit o.
Quinn.
9ullos, Eemple. 8aeo, Gaines
oille, Smeetipoter. 8romnlpooo Ell.
Geuerbeu iid oarl1m, oos nelae 5u
erbanenoe Staats 8linbeninitiilit
sn erbalten.
Sn Sn6inal bat iih elm Scr
mers Siititlit NIT folgen6en 8eam-
ten organiiiert: 6. 9rnut. Braiioert
Trof. q. 6. Oorofp. Gefret1r; s. g.
Gorter, /. 8ice- Trdii6ent; @. 1.
.Sompfe, 2 8ioe : Yr1iioent, Gam
O'9rpnr, @ntomologe.
SIN gabe Greet Settlemeii
@iaespie County. itarb i'm Sitter ben
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lckdIes.
Mns Der Gtaothale.

Mngcbote fir bic Tflafterling Ter
folgeroen StrnBen peroen eingefor=
bert: Main Hlo5a, Noro-, @eit- uno
GiiD-G eite oes Miilitarp gia5a Noro
Yreia GtraBc, Ron @eltTg onmerce
Str. bis gum 6lltB 2oiopa Strnbe,
pm Souiton Big Commerce StrdBe;
galino Str. bon Commerce BIZ
Narfef; gsdcogoodes Str, bon Sl
ssonIton bis Nolon Str. asoIan Ctr,
uon Nacogoofes Ctr. bis gum sG;tD-
waD1 glm Str, BON yurnet bis
afolaii; 9oloroia Str, Dol, 0iain bis
Militarp Blaan, GoIoroia Ctr, ben
giiIitorp Bla5n Biz Sonta Goin Mve.
NORTH Stores Str, BON @ouiton biz
Commerce.; 8eit : Commerce Ctr
BON Moin Mpeflle Bis Soutb Shores
Gtrahe. Die Mngebote neroen ON
30. glliguit er0ffnet. Sir vguipcrtss"
in Ser CABS. uno MoolepeLt Apeliue
neroen M. G. Carr $2400 aiisbe-
51blt. ssiir Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i'll scr Nilebo Ctr. erbdlt Die Nocd-
Wonigan Company $4,000. Jiir oi'
B%flaiterunq Der Gafota GtroBe, BIN
Boiiao bis gberrp StraBe tuerOru
S2400 argetpielen. gefpiIist meroen
$40 fir einen Streifen 2aio, len
G. q. Scott fir grmeitcrtuag osr
Sodberrp StraBe bergab. Cur mei.c-
rem MISUNDERSTANDING Der Innicipal
AapeIe miro cine 5tpeite 8etuillieunq
ton $500 gemndt.
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Im Riu @rnnoe.

.Sft oeu 0rei Counties ont urltcrcu
ND @rntDe lit eine oIlgemcine ,sago
msf merifnRii1e uebe!tatcr I'M @ar-
sc, al Der fih 8lnroestruppen, Hars
ger, 0epufp : 5briffs uno Bol|sn
befunfflteter Burger beteiIiseu uao Is
l'etH 81 boffenr oaB mar Sic Sc
aeno baio BON oer Idblimmen gle,
l.enten ~geidnbert blben miro.
@eltern faro rrrr Elm reauldre1
&f in Der Nd9e Don Merceoes
Ill 9iOalgo Gountp ffatt, in Dem oreT
s~aferifaner getDtet nno 5meimnospcm.
sig 9ferbe BON Werifmern erbeutct
,pniroen.
Gin Sarnrer in DER @esenb Don
Goinburg, Siooigo @ountp, nuroe
ron 5fpei Mierifmer1l mgebalten uno
Eeruilbt. Spdter bieB es, oieier 8or4
faIl Babe 4nlaB 5u eineni aamtpf
Sluiifert Merifanern nno SoIoaIerr
gegeben, bod bat iih Die NadrsdJt
,lisbt be~fpabrbeitet.
Dagegen miro mis Sioalgo Gonn.
fg ge1neoet, teraniife Hangers bot.
ten aft Mcrifmer bis an Ben sylnB
terfolgt. Sic ieien iiber ben 5luB
e%nffommen, bdtten ober BON oriiben
Ter Den Strangers s~ugernfell. lie
rioften MIR beriiberfommen, lie
:eien gerooe ~oieienigen, bic iis ind,
ten.
Nus Gonna miro berid)fef, in Cat
Gonna bdtten mbefannte Merifa-
ner 2ente an5umerben berfaft un6s
linen 8fero unO SatteI mtb orer
@oIors pro Saa beripraAen.
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Ole sdrnlbsb0rse

bieIt am Gonneritog cine 8erfumnl-
flung ab, Der gum eriien Nale Der
meme Superintendent, Gbas. Meef,
beimobnte. Gein Intraa oaB flint
tiabin ieoer 2ebrer urlo ieoe 2eb.
rerin nur oonm mgeItelt meroen,
ipenn tie minoeitens elm Sabr larg
sic NormaIiduIe beiudt baben, tunr-
DC angenommen un6 CUR Hegel er.
bofen. gs mliroe linn mitgefeilt, oah
er su irgeno elmer Belt Sebrer on
ifelen fam. obne cine 8eriamm-
luna oes GfulratS ob5uiparten- III
Erroh geger bic friiber anaeuomac'
ne MeaeI, monah iih Die Qehrer CT
neg beIfimmten 0pti8budes beoie,;en
miiiien. Die @eeeI muroe oufgebobeu
lie 9. 81. Gheet Wetan Borfs er'
baIten BEN Gontroft fir Die anftel.
luna ocs W-erbrenmngsofe1ts oef
Riberiioe. GduiIe. Die Sunftof ape.
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TIfrrIci

Cine Observation-Disclosures
ysabreno Der @enernlnialor uno g9ef
res @eneralftabes Scott Den meri.
fonilhen 8anoiterl General BiIa
fir eirell anitdnoigen Meniden bdis.
NIT Dem er friiber piel perfelrt Lat
mo NIT Dem er glaltbt, elm befrieoi-
aenoeS Mbfomntelt sur 5blihtung
Ger merifanilhen @irren .reffen 81
fonnen, orobt oer Mapor bon gl go
il ben 9erl 8iaa, Dem er olles
Sbledte nafiagt bon Eoiisiiten Der,
haften loiien gu poIlel1, iobaIo er i,d
ruf ben StraBem Der Staot ieben laI.
len iollte.
Auf Der 5abrt bon bier mt
Seguin perungliidte SEQ 9obeituIt.
Gr perIor Die &ontrolle iiber Ieia
MutomobiL, cs iiberidlug iih nn6 er
mairoe oarunter begrnben. Ger Scr.
n,er 2ouis 9artl, Der in Der Na6e
in ieinem sSeloe arbeitete, iignaliiior-
te einem oaber fommenoen giiel-
babn5uq, Der ben 8erlebten aufnahm
uno nod Seguin bradte.
Sir Die morgen in Seeuin
itattfinoenoe grobe 8erianmlurg,
Inn fir Die unaehinoerte Mnsfrbr
ron 8aumtpole 8ropaganoo 81 mo-
den, meroen rmfaifenoe 8orberei-
titngem getroffen.
@. 9. Euttlc uno einiee Mii.
6ere bon bier baber ole gis-. 8ai-
Ter, mo 2ifttperfe in 2odbart auee.
Ifnuft.
- Mm 49,, ID. uno Is. Sftobcr
.t~itt bier ole Staats ; 4liociotiou Der
Igrditeften our Sahresfoncention 8il'
lammeu.
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rno Die Douglas Sdmle tpIlrbea als
tontraftgemaB mfsefii9rt, entgeeell-
acnommett, SIN 8eit Ono uobneros
giirger proteltieren gegelr Ole Gr-
ribtung elmer SduIe IN Ger 3arsa-
mora StraBe. S. S. 8[admore En-
bdlt ben aontraft, Die 2ebrer nod
Scr Shule $40, 81 5u fnbren. gia
Gaitldaoigung lit $50 mmua.lih,
bod milB er eimen neliell 8agen
~anid)affen. Traiioent &alton .@otb
bcridtet, er babe auf ieiner 9telie
gefunoen, oaB Die groBcrcn Staote
feline Central @odihnle babcn.
Seattle hobe beifpielsmeile ad)t &,odl-
idltlen, 9ortloro flint, Eos Mnge.es
scbn~etc.
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Ter GdIiiifeI Aer. goaEanIagc
liegt in Sofa4s ioa Der iertiiae
Minilter @iIitih aela5t sbobeE.
pyulgarien min nid5ts TIM ua0 0ss
Galb lteat es nnm0giid)e Jnroerlitt
gen. @enn Serbieu niht MIR eine1l
Cell bon Waceoonien an gnlsorielt
abtrete, ionDern @elgrao ieIbgt, 81
piiroe eS ooA nidtS tim, ionoern
rlebr perlangen Mur wenn NertId.
lano einen Mngriff auf Die Gonau
i'm Der Ndbe BON 0rfotuo mod5t, piir=
DC iid Die Gage H1rert. Gam miiB-
he Hnmanien in Bcipegung fommetr
uno tDcnn Mlm1nien etnus III.
Damn fam BuIgarien uidt suriat
tleiben.
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Inter Den 5ahlIoien M~euBernngen
Der Breffe nelttraier 2drloer lit cine
lolde Der u@a5ette De Gauianne" Be
Ioroers iutereifant. neil bieie ant.
eeutide 3eitung idreibt oaB oc-
SAT- BON @oriduu bon gigantiIGer
geoelitung i1t oeum er lei Elm 9elpcts,
CAB &ublano feline @erieioigugsfroft
mebr beiibe. Hublano babe orei
Miflionen Mann perloren. melhe Die
gefammtcn aftipen Sruppen uno oie
6lteren Reierpen biloeten. Den nod,
ilbrigen feft Der Mrmee bilOeterl MIR
Soroen nao es tperoe smei Sabre
hauerr, tint cine ltelie Mrmee an or.
ganiiieren, ausauriiifen utlo ein5ll-
er~er5ieren.
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ES4 Sabren. 3 Monaten un6 % q,
gen Ct. Gbriitian MItbans. gr wobn,
It iiber lsddig Sahre I'M Gulllitl
nilo iibte ieine Braris aus.
Sn. Sort @ortb bot Die WroB,
toae Der 81 & s: Of Sonnr ibrerr Ab.
ld1luB g~efuuoeu. Inter ben eripdbl
ten geumten iino.. Soicf Neter poa
eoreoo, @roB-g ice-Yrotactor; S. g.
Snrgbeia1, 9oulton Grob-Sefretla
Saeob @eber, San Mntpnio, Cruz
S6asmmfter, Miigult Meitor uno s.
5. 8oBbnrht pom San Mntonio, @e-
DE
Sun Germania Earf in gren-
BAN. fou er ongeitelltr nor, bat lid,
6rit GieDers erihoiieu. Or ftono III,
sIlter bon AZ Sabra1 ult6 fam pcr
% SdBren nad 8reabnm.
Sm Noienberg Seim fir ls.
labrte' drauen feierh 1rau Marp
Sergnres ibren 81. @ebnrtstag. S;e
Nor lHs Sabre 1921 in OeutIdlano
aeboren umo fam 1861 nod ben Scr.
Gtnaten.
SSn Souiton Ifarb mad lanserem
Granfenlager Der befannte 9aum
rooab1noler GILBERT 8reper, @riinoer
fer 6irma q. 8reDer & sc. CT MGR
i'm Sadien gebouen nno man0crte bot
eamigen oreiBia Sabren elm. 3uerlt
fpohnte er IN @alpeiton uso per5og
honn nod 9ortIton.
Iuf feIner 6arm in Salem
Setfleluent, @aibington Gounltp,
itarb 8. @ebmener I'M Sitter bon So
Sabren. CIR mobntc ununterbrod)en
40 Sabre lang aitf feiner SSarm.
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Die eifenbohnen haben

Die gifenbabnen baben Ole
G~irhenaemeinoen in Irfonios oaDor
Mnterrif,tet, ooB tie ou6 feline @eia-
ienoungen fir firdlide 3ipede BE-
foroern miiroen. Bis nidt iiber Die
2egalit1t oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
entidieoen fet.
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Qus hantiffe gar[ument 10.

Gen. Gartigennape gum Brdiioenter
Der &epublif ertpahlt. Bon ti5
Stimmcn erbielt err 70. Or. 9pbc er.
tieIt nnr orei Gtimmen. 4lIes iii
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mi-Grince beiebt balten. Man tpirt
fid an Ole 1euuobl borldufig mfi
febren, BIS Der nere Brdiibent &c.
mieien bat. 0aB er &iihe uito Orb.
hung aiifreht boIten fann.
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miro beute uno morgen p9be Sear.
let Gin" ge5eigt, cine oromatiibe
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Mnoeren oopongelaufen, bon ibrcm
Manne aber mieoer frelloig onfgc-
nommen mlroe. Relie &rieasbii.
Der 2leiueapn's iinb lie Saupt : GIT.
traftion mif Dem Brogramm oes
Hopal am Counting.
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Bdnkerctt= Uerkauf.

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ifll am @ienitng. II. Mi1alIIf. 10 The
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bDbften 8ieter fir Baar bns anrse
Stmldlad1er1 Eager oes Nahlalles hos
Y. Y. Walrer, an Der Reitsgomnerce
GtraBe III San antonio. Ser. perfa1ife.
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i'm Berte bon iiber $4,000. Sic Gaoereiu4
ridJtungeH, @datfditen. ein Gafe etss lss
Werte BON $500 tper6en iepnrat berfauft.
@oae gi1Selbeiten erteiIt.
NJ c0PPARD, Trusfea,
'4O5-z Giuearinsen N2eGram 0tebduSe,
San Antpnip,. 9exas.
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@eFtes Del uno @aIolin erb6lt
man BON Ser Slimp Oil &c., 400
Sit-G ommerce ctr. Neues Eel. Era.
bis 1852. (Mn5.)
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Nrs. g. O.. SarIer, nHgemeine We,s
iiherine. $40 Stuenringen ; Bebdnoe.
Srabis 3406.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-04-23
THEY KNOW BEST

Nine months ago the city council decided in of their meet
ing that advisable have fire drills and that they
would arrange have them. The fire drills not yet
1t also brought the mayors attention that hose
being handled right and there urgent need of leadership
instructions being given all who handled damage
the equipment and possible loss of of fire
because the hose might break split result Of the way
dragged around The Encouragement still goes and the hose
damaged spots At such spot burst while conveying
to the Thoren fire. That about month ago.
yoot section Of the hose laid aside because has
that hole and the hole getting repaired When the
hose taken the fire last Saturday fold of
other 6oot section rubbing the ground like sled all the
way from the fire hall the fire. will split that place
of these days when fighting fire. and will be laid aside and for
gotten if retain the management for they say their
platform that they promise continuation of the progressive
policy 1t might be better make careful selection of mayor
and council who afflicted with the ideas of progress
and let them repair the bued hose eorganze the fire depart
get the members drilled and instructed in the way take
of this expensive equipment will hold when
need it and then when have the city government good work
ing order it thought best honor these fellows whose udg
men sound whose loyalty great and who both pro-
gressve and conservative tender to them again For
the present Bunch of Brownies might be the best thing for
them.