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New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
EvTORY EXHIBITS.

Saibits which are forming q kIade in New Britain Week Hting q great deal of atten- Hghcut the city, the windows Nthe displays arc to be seen <aving a number of people 5n admiring the goods. The Nnot quite as CXtcnsiTe as it
 other years, but it suttices q idea of what the city Is \ what the nature of the I in which if is engaged. The Represented are the Corbin Lock company, National zd company, Bcaton & Cad Hers. Frary X Clark. stan
 Level company, Russell & Anley Works. TraU: X Fline. Hush company, and the Am- Biery Company, all showing
 the various goods manu- Especial notice being taken articles which enter into 3bf home consumption, such Q as the American Hosiery |yhose exhibit is of the most #rkmanship and which eN- Iht deal of admiratior.
 echapical line it is not un-
 see workmen gathered in
 ( show windows explaining
 and commenting on it in lis is what counts because an interest that leads peo-
 this leads to d more or
 discussion or the Nhol"
 subject, and when this is 8Rritain comes into it's own
 Ire is no other community 3he school also l1as n fine living what is being done
 instruction in the three
 e older generation used to 3nuch about. If Charles 1and John Bartlett. both bcators in their time, could
 Nj Britain schools of today
 e work that they are doing
 scarcely detect any sim
 he institutions with which
 connected, and so those sll with us and who for one
 mother do not keep in close
 schools will find in this
 ch to interest them.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
S.rnIKE TO rrorasr bisArm

Milan, April I3. S:2e D. m., v4s Paris. April tI, 1:f0 a. n.-Ignoring recommendations made by prominent citizens, extremists in labor circles have decided to cat d general strike tomorrow "Wednesday as protest over the deHti: of one uf the demon. stratorG who was wouaGei by the po- lco in charging the crowd which had gathered Sunday for n Inass meeting at which Italy's attitude regarding the war was to be discussed. Lead CTS of the strike movement declined to heed appeals made to their pn~ triotism un the ground that such a manifestation Us is proposed might weaken the prestige of Italy, espe- cia!l: abroad.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
ALL SEASON OPENED.

ball season opened today bnal and Americap leagues, suit q large portion of the seopla were delighted, par #fcry boy in the country b Of red blood in his veins. E the great American game here has been some fear |Gying time 1t nas had dur st year, or so might serve '#ne it, at least as a paying MThe odvent of the Federal sfehy dividing up the field ? into three parts instead bng the best and highest rs, has not been viewed < 8nt satisfaction by those
 real interest In the sport. ed for some time as if one leagues would be forced < ate with one of the others sntinue to keep the game Nor unless that IS done 1t %lly be forced to go to x ral league has driven sal
 a high figure and it ap-
 the time has come, and ' t it soon will, when there
 longer any sentiment as but that the people will
 see the best ceams play. in what league they are N ho are the players who m. The amount paid some eers for their services is Ind while the sum Is not e as the published notices evertheless it is so high
 not seem as if any money le on tho game if these to continue to be paid. lue to the rivalry between
 and the struggle that is
 the control of players. 1t that this season will see lch of the end of this form nd that out of it all will Engagement that will keep
 the top and in such con- 1t will also be<a financial tch n result is necessary
 is to be successful.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
PROHIBITION UP TO VOTERS.

Juneau. Alaska, April lI.-Gov. ]. r. \. strong yesterday signed the bill passed by the territorial legislature providing for submitting the question of prohibition throughout, Alaska to the voters at the election November i, 1916. If prohibition is approved it will become effective Jan. 1, 1918.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Tho Three Twins'' at tho RusswIn { LSceum.
 Moving pictures ana vaudeville at Kecncy's.
 Moving pictures tt Fox's.- g. s-
 Entertainment at o'clock n, church parlors l., I.adies' Aid society of S.. John church. .,fi
 Monthly meeting of tho New Brit. ain Charity Organization.
 Meeting of PhcniM lodge. I. O. Q. F., in Jr. c. |. A. M. lrali.
 Meeting of Andrcc lodge. :. c. D. r.. in Vega hall.
 l'inaI debate of tho ,"ascn at Y. NJ C. A. by William i'. Eait Debat- | ing club.
 Me,hnC of Inc con:a.tttce on !i- ccnse $. .#
 Mcetir" "i finance enmnlittco of the oon:'non aouncil.
 so,ill by Lady Wallace !oa.:+. Daughters ,f Scotia. ia st. Ienn Ge Baptigtc hal.
 April moqtirs or the Methodi4t EI othcrhncd.
 Bnrruet of the Sons Of Veterans at the Hotel Bvivin. spcritI '"rtuon coun"i: meeting 70 vote Oil !.sh.ihg pla"t proposal. Annual meeting oc t,.c Y W. C. ..,. at Center church.
 Meeting "f Carpenters Gn!,n tn Carpenters h"ll. "a Meeting or Erwin castle. k. C. E.. in Holmes X Hr.tplahs hail. Meeting Of S;. l:lnlo lodge. No. si. K. of P, at 24@ Main street. Mooting of Valiant tent, No. fl. Knights Of the Maccabccs. Meeting of tho Ph!lanthropic couf- cil.
 Nectirg of Nesta hive Eo. $. :>acius or the MatcabecS, nt 9i1 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Following T verdict of guilty brought in by :" jury in the criminal superior court against the inmate or :he U-nderCliff tuberculosis sauatorlum who shot d nurse and was charged 1 ith assault with intent to kill, tho sentence of three to five years in statc prison was imposed. It was scntencc based upon the crime com mittcd, though frcm the very fact that the accused was q patient in a state tuberculosis institution lndl- cates that prison is no place for him because ot the condition of his health and becau use of the danger to the other prisoners This situation gives support to the plea of the state tuber- cu1oSiS commissioners in their report where recommendation is made that there be provision made for the deten- ton of patients who arc unruly and who because of their actions are d menace to the rest of a community.
 Norwich Bulletin.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
$SI.702.S2
S1i,5iS.9l
Who paid the difference?
 Moral Side of tlc Question.

Many men are sent to jail or state prison for crimes committed while under the influence of liquor.
 Who supports their families while they are serving their sentences?
 And what about the care and pro- tcCtiUn of a father which Is denied these same families to say nothing of the Curtailing Of their Childrens s education because at an early age they must help to gain livelihood? Surely the saloon is an expense and
 foe
 So we'll sound the cry Make the Hardware city dry. The saloons must go.
 Society Women Rappcd.
 Mrs. Armour threw verbal har-
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

and Rev. John Douglas Adam. of Hartford, Rev. II. F.. Ifosdick. of Montclair N. j.. Miss Margaret Stat. tery Of Fitchburg. Mussa, Misses Mar tha K. Lawson. Mamie Lee Fraysar. Laura White, and Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery. of dorchester, N. r., anu Miss Emily <. Strong Of Pittsburg Pa.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
FACTS AND RANCHES,

The Pullman company admits it's pcrters have to live on tips. but was anybody doubtful about it" Some of them could well afford to live on as uaragus tips the year round if they wanted to, judging by the experience of the average travClCr.--NOrWich Re ecord.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
NEW BRITA|N'S PART
 IN LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Prohibition Orator Claims lhIS Cily
 Has Played Important Role.

The liquor question was brought church through an address by Mrs. Mary Harris Armour of Macon, GCor- Sia, who spoke under the auspices of the ". C. T. l.. Mrs. Armour de- livered broadsidc after broadsldc or charges against the liquor traffic and accused it of being responsible for much of the worlds woe.
 From a New Britain standpoint, probably one of the most interesting parts of tho gathering was the pass ing around Of pamphlets in which John Barlcycorn's alleged work in this city was shown. The pamphlet bore the title ':Docs it Pay to Sell Goods at Less Than Cost" The contests was compiled from the municipal re- cord of New Britain for the year end ing March 31, 1914, and contained the following statements:
 A former city judge said that fully = per cent of the cases in tine police court were Chargeable tu liquor.
 75 per cent, or 1,70S arrests. 1. 2St last year New Britain paid for 51 inmates at Hospital for
 Ins;,nc at Middlctown, .. Sl,9S6.50 Tor % inmates at New Brl-
 tajn General Hospital. 1,362.2& For inmates at Conn. SchCo!
 for ImbcciIes. ........ 560.75 For - inmates at TubcIcu-
 loss Sanitorium ...... ?.37J.25 for 50 inmates oc other
 Hospitals and General CX-
 pcnAcs, ........... L5I3.62
 -----------
 $IO.7q9.14 From March 1915 to March I3ii. New Britain paid for Hos
 pitals and insane people $10,794.li New Britain paid for keep
 ing paupcrs,. s,.......... 15.959.62 New Britain paid for keep
 inS outside poor. ..... G.S32.37 New Britain paid for other
 charity expenses, .... 4.09T.S5 New Britain paid for police
 department, ........ 44,013.S4
 Total $Si.702.S2 At least 50 per cent of the
 above expense was caused
 by liquor, .............. Sl0.S6l. fl From March 1913 to March
 1914 New Britain received
 from liquor licenses. .... 26.302.50
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

sinday exceptedD at 4:1S D. H. Building, 67 Church o'-
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

One of the latest Hartford rumors from the democratic side Is that for mer Congressman Thomas l.. Reilly of Merden is likely to be put forward SC the democratic candidate for gov c1nOr next year. But some of MT. Peillys friends say he will want to run again for congress in the second district, believing that he can "come back" if things go right with tho party. Bridge port Post.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Those sensitive legislators who voted against the woman suffrage amendment though th&y promised to vote for if are bu&! explaining. But the hardest explanation tnese gentle men have to make is to explain they were unwilling that the people should settle the question. The matter at stake wa3 not woman suffrage, but popular sovereignty. The legislators who voted against the amendment tlouted the people of tine state, as they perhaps will realize when next they seek votes on election 7ay.--Brdge- port Farmer. .s..
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
HEKALD

3I.lsHTNG COMPANY, roprietors.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Mocting of Valiant tent. No. fl. Knights Of the Maccabccs.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Meeting Of St. I:ln!o lodge, No. si, K. of P, at 24@ Main street.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Arofftable advertising medium 'n Circulation books and press always open to advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Rumors continue to multiply to the effect that Warden Osborne Is meeting with unxpected disappointmonts in his management Cf the Sing Sing prison. The great majority of his rules and regulations, which have been in force at Wethersfield for a long time work well. but it is not so sure that his Mutual Welfare league. which is farm of sclf-EoVernment for the prisoners, is working well 0r that he has been able to solve the problem of id!CneSS Experienced prison authorities heve always que$- toned the self-government idea for the reason that the prisoners are tenn pcramentallN Unhtt"d for %n large d responsibility Hnd ought not to he trusted with the enforcement of discipline. New tfaNCu Journal- COurlCr
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

cnrr,,,r ', any part of the city
 Week W. W s5 cents a Month, N a. to be sent by man # ,'arce 60 Gents 4. Month, sT0o Q year.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

kns Post omce at New Britain ''A0nd Class Mail Matter
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

will bs round on sale at Ho'H- ID stand. 42rd St. and Broao- |w York City; Board wax
 Ac City and Hartford depot
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

may be one of the penalties this country will have to pay TOT remain ing neutral, and if it must do this, it should do so with as good grace as possible. The season for white dresses iS near aENWar'. and for the women, therefore the terror of having to abandon cnlorS will not be immcdi- ate. White shirts always were in con siderable favor. and Mark Twain suits of white look neat, when clean. But We are assured that even if the war were to last for years, and no dyeStuttS imported meanwhile. Wc could still have blacks This assures us stripes and mixtures. light grHys, medium t;raNs and oXfordS. We may also have mill browns of all ad"S.-Hartford Times.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Meeting "f Carpenters Gnijn in- h"ll.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Meeting or Erwin castle. k. G. E, , in Holmes X Hvaplah's hail.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Meeting of tho PhIlan,hropie cou, Q cil.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

hNs greater use of white fabrics
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
BURSON FASHIONED

Deserve the attention of every woman.
 Black Silk Lisles, 25c ,35c, 5Gc pair.
 Black With Split Soles, regular and outsizes, 25c pair.
 Out Size Hem Top Lisles, black and white, 25c pair.
 Trunk Tops and Extra Out Sizes, in fine Black Cotton and Mercerized Lisles, at 25c and soc pair.
 BalbrigganS, in regular sizes, also out size ribbed tops, 25c pair.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
nYpPHCEE CALLS.

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New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Meeting of Nesta hive. Eo. $. ;>acius or the AiatcabecS, nt aI1 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
EUents Tonight

Tho Three Twins' at tho RusswIi Lyceum.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Annual meeting oc C.c Y W. C. .,,. at Center church.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
Total

Total $ At least 50 per cent. of the above expense was caused by liquor, ..S From March 1913 to March 1914 New Britain received from liquor licenses. ....
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Spcri;I 'nIr.non coun"i: meeting 70 vote Oil hsh..hg Dla:t proposal.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Bnrruet of the Sons of Veterans at the Hotel Bvivin.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Mrs. Armour threw a verbal hAr-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-04-22
Alnrtrh nun.
aeelion @ilmartb Mlbricb bbb ! En-.
Mlber af 73 Mar. @enator naf-
brl1ot 30 Mar.

Seem Oorf ben 166e Mprtl. Nel.
ion @ilmartb sll6ricb, forbenparen.
De 6oreneoe 5taters Senator fra
@booe Sslan6 og mango Iar en II
Sc melt fren1ragen6e republifanifc
Nolitifere, 6eoe fit @iem Der i6ag.
@enator 9lloricb bar Meolem at
Sc Soreneoe Stoters Sennt unf.
bru6t 30 Mar, fra 1881 til 1911.
San bar fpot / Softer, st. S., ben 6te
Mcbember 1841> erbol6t nfa6en1if
uo6annelle, bar &r9iioent for Hro.
tieences 8pran6 1918, Meo-
lem al @bo6e Sslan6s 2egislatur
1875, bet ii6ite aar &niets
Speofer, bleb polgt til MeoIern al
ben 466e &ongres' @epreientantbus
og gienpalgt til ben 476e, blep ben
ste Oftober 1881 palgt til oe Sorene.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-04-22

Sc Staters @enat efter slubroie 6.
@l1rnit6e, @epublifaner, in6tog lit
Ge6e / @enatet ben lite 9ftober
1881 og blep gienoalgt / 1886, 1892,
1898 og 1905. . s..
8etegne1oe for ben itore sssneflD-
oeIfe Ian gpeoe paa Heoie erin9e.ts
Mtfprer, er Set, at fan engn,tg fdffts e
rift blep forettllet for en- Gorian1ling
iont ~tbe General Manager Of tbe
l1ntteo. @tates", og bette Nrpbitnt
tit ban beboI6e giennem Mc&nleDs,z
Mooiepelts og Gafts g6mintitratio.
ner.
i Mf6e6e gial6t for at bore ben oDg.
tigite Rarlantentarifer, Senotet no.
eeniin6e bar babt, og 6et fal6t bant
rerfor forboC6spis let at beboloe
Bortile6ellen. @fient ban blan6t
@eteronerne onioaes iom en- ~@ontt.
te"=@enator, fplte ban fig iteoie bient-
1ne / Debatte11. Sans ipecielle Setter
rcr Eortffen % Ginansbelenet /
@omitepirflo flombe6en; men / @enats-
1clen 6eltog Fan / alt, fo1n bar oppe,
@ ban unolo6 iiel6en at gibe fit Sno.
leg / en Sag al 8etD6ning.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-04-22
Kri9sefterret1in9er fra ipreote Setter,

@eoon fra ale n tpoer @an motroaot Gnte
ominoel9 0fno pnot al De aQier peo @frontn
Sra b99 Yaer meoe8 pm bloige 0peraoner.
So tprtte Sorpeooia9re pren9t 2ntm rus @ @ri Sam=
ler poret So tpe Meropan bra9t neo 0ere ianonapfe
@tbe op9iu fine 2aonin9er til brittle Griereter
Yro9rao foat o arpatbne 8aarn oreen ant Spma
tionerne 0n Wiuo 1oigfrne for gusano Gnoe Gar6a
bet un9e 3prtie* @norasp oelta9er ct 6rebsmpoe
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-04-22

pritiite @egiertng bar giort en- til.
freosftillenoe l1noifploning til. ben
cDilenfte @egiering for Senfningen
SEN 146e Marts cbilenif Sarpan6 al
Cen tpife &rD6ier vDresben", iom
ollere6e bar blepen beorbret interne-
ret, 6a 6en bleb a11greben af ben brt'
tiite @ifaore og ienot tilbl.nos. Set
te bleo meo6elt iaften / ct ~@bite
Eaper"> Der 9ie,1gab SSn6bol6et al
0en cbtlenife geote protelterenoe moo
genfningen at vDres6en" og ben
6ritiffe @egierings @par.
2mftfri9en.
- Yaris 6en 166e Mprtl. ST.
gc,16e franite &omnunife bleb 116.
ltebt iaften: .-~
8ore Mpiatifere er 1neget btrfion1.
me-. 81 8omber bleb faltet 1te6 paa
Sernbonenprflte6erre / 2eopol6s,
brebe @it for @urin9ae> bpor Gro
natter MI fabriferes.. 81 Bomber
bleb i1uppet ne6 paa @rr,otmagaiinet
/ @otttpeil. Ser traf Maalet, % en-
ippr reo Slon1n,e ffisb tilpeirs ont
eipet al tpf &bg. Meroplanerne Heo
truffet af @ranotiplinter> men peno'
tc tilbage go6 8ebol6.
Sirtt Bomber, bboraf Be fleite traf
lit Maal, blep il,1ppet reo paa @lef.
tricitetsitattonen / Mai5ieres les
Met5 fen1ten &iloneter nor6enfe1
Met3. Megen @sg lteg op fra ben
l'iibtre of% Stationens 8pgninger.
Baa 9ilbagepeien traf bore 9lpiatt-
fere poa tire slpiatifere, JONI De CAB
Jig til a: iage og tbong til at lat1oe.
@or Glppeelfaore leo intet nbelo,
e,1oifibnt Sen blen uoiat for en- bolo-
;on1 &anono6e fra Met5's 6orter.
- glmtens, Sranfrtge, ben 166e
Mprtl. Glere 8omber er blebet Hnp,
pet 1,eb al en- tpf Eaube= =geroplan !
gerbeoen al @atbe6ralfirfen ber. 81
8erioner bIeb 6rgbt eIler iaaret. Sen
.1t1aterielle @fa6e bar nbetD6eltg.
- 2on6on ben 17be Mpril. @l.
2.45 in1orges TOM en @elotng ON,
at ct tpf 2uftfttb, fanoipnltgpis
;33eppelins, bar piit itg oper Sps'
tptcb % Gelistotpe | Suffolt % Col.
cbeter / gsier. Spb Bomber bleb
Tnppet neo Marbe6en al golcbeiter
tort fgr al. l irnorges. Megiertn.
gen bar ubiteM Mbbarsler til belle
@pften % SIooen stonrs Munbitg.
2onoon Sen 16be gpril. gng-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-04-22

Lamb bleb toag @ienitano for bet
treble fien6tlige Mngreb fra 2uften
2sbet al to 9pgn; men / 2tgbeo meo
icregoaen6e ,bt6ferte @ngrebet lite
noget Sab al Menneifelip eller 11oge11
elporlig @ienoomsifa6e.
= 8aris 6en 176e Mpril. @n al
Sc to 3eppeltnere, fom 3piflano for.
pre6e 9iterria falot M6rioterbabct
UNDER Manbprer u6e1tfor @ola, ifpl,
&C Eelegraun1er mo6taget fer t6ag.
@ele 8efptningen omfom.
- 2on6on ben 17be Mpril. @r1
tpit 9aube flei ober @eIbp Oorf-
ibire, ID @il fra Sort, ioag paa oe'1
fieroe ~2uftinpaiion" / Gnglan6
2ebet al De ft6ite 60 &imer.
- Mmlter6am Sen 176e Mprtl.
st ftem6tligt 2uftffib flap ioag IL
s9on1ber neo paa 8pen Strolsburg,
Gliais=2otbrtngens @ope6ita6. so
&erioner / @traisburg bleb let ioa=
ret; ellers blep ingen @taoe giort.
- Berlin, bia troa6les til @aD-
tille, 6. s., Sen 17oe Mprtl. 3ep-
peli11ere anrette6e flor Sfa6e nn6er
fine @a55iaer paa 6e engelife &Dit.
hper, ifelge &elegrammer fra @o(-
lon6. Slere 0fficerer at BEN brittle
&pitpagt blep 6rebt eller iaaret, og
@ouber blep fluppet ne6 paa 6e bril-
tiife Sfibe, fom patrnlierer @piten
for at beifptte @fibsperfterne. 8ont-
ber falot ogiaa paa oe engelife
9offer.
Murif 2abning til britiif .Eriieret.
- 2o1r6on SEN 166e Mprtl. Sen
norife Camper vSenrtf" fra Seem
Sort BEN Soc Mearts til 8ergen og
&riittania, lom bleb bol6t ttlbage /
airftpall SEN 256e Marts, er blepet
fprt til 2eitb og 6ens 2aonine Sob.
ber oberla6t til en 8rtieret.
sanfnineen al uaat,upf".
Saag ben 16oe Mpril. Dm
bollanoife @egiering bar offtctelt ct.
flpret giennen1 Martnemtniiter &ant,
bonnet, at ben fpIte fig opertp6et ON,
1t en- l1nberpon6sban6 ien6te BEN
bollan6ite Camper vaattpDf" til.
bunbs ,ter 9eorb Climber Gpriftb. Ste.
eieringen afbolber fig bog fra at at.
tp6e l1n6erbanbsbaa6e Mattonalt-
tet men oplpfer, at en- offtetel In.
bcri6gelfe btl bltbe foretnget.
Den bollan6ffe Bresie % 8efon.
ming anier BET font ofgtort, at e1t
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-04-22
2mftfrigen*

Selegran1nrer til 2on6on fra SOL
la1r6 beretter, at @rep 3eppelin Fl
! @urbapen og perio11lig leber Der
tDffe 2uftfloo6es Sperationer. @ee:
oens 6e 8eppelinere, Iom flpi til Der
engelife @pit, antogelig TOM fra So:
be6ltationen be6 Gurbapen, er oel
ianoip1ligt, at ben ~Eaube" (2uft.
ffib 9ueforn), iom bofte 0pitl6s
Sent peo lin Slponing mt6t poa Da:
gen. fom fra De tpife 2i11ier / @el.
gien. GtliDnela6e11oe flbt ben fra
@sen ner Serne @ugt, tasiere6e
oper Canterbury, Saoersba1n og cit
tingbor1rn og benote it6en tilbage
ober Sbeerneis no moo @opet for'
fulgt af forifielltge brttiife 2uftiet.
lere.
8ritternes SAB beb 9fembe Gbapelle.
- 2on6on ben t46e Mpril:' Gelt-
1noricbol Cir Sobn Srencb, 9perlt>
tefalenoe for ben brittle expedition
til &onttnentet, n1el6er, at be brittle
Fob oe tire Gage Der fiempeoes be6
@feube Gbapelle bar iom fblger:
Grebte, 1870 Offtcerer, 1887 Meni=
&C; iaare6e, 359 9fficerer, STA al
andre @angsflasier; iabneoe, % 81
ficerer> 1>728 @enige. Sienoen ef-
terloo Jig flere t,tiin6 6p6e paa Slag-
marfen> og cir Sobn Srencb erfle,
rer, at bon beo beitent, at rntnolt
10000 iaare6e Tpitere bleb fiert
Bort me6 Sernbanetogene, og at Sc
brittle Gropper tog 80 0fficerer og
1861 Menige tilfange. =
Nlialg pil life blipe forbnbt.
- 2on6on 6en 146e Mpril. 8aa
ct @pergsnoal / Rarlamentet t6ag
ON 8omulb bar &ontraban6e, ipare-
6e ben asiiiteren6e l16enrtgsmtniiter
geeil @rimroie paa l16enrigs6eparte=
1nentets @egne, at man efter grun6tg
Dberbetelie par fontmet til BET 89eiul-
tot, at Der lite btlbe bere ttogen
ntliter Sorbel nlt1t6et beb at erflere
@omulb &ontrabm6e.
&orolb 5. 9enna11t, asiiiteren6e
4rtgsnttntiter, erflpreoe, at 9l bar
sen e11eite gfus6rtf, ser MI bleb til
Iobt / Marfetetterierne> og at Mpn-
.btqbeber1e lite agteoe at forbpoe
Salg al bette,
SIR 11nbfslShtus for senfninee,t
at u9resben".
9on6on ben 15be Mprtl. Gen
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Mnarfiiterne faar fin DOM. Seem
Dort 6en 196e Mprtl. Mnarfiiterne
6ronf Mborno % @arn1ine @arbone,
Der forrige l1ge bleb fun6et fplotg t
at babe foribgt at faite 8onber iSt.
@atricfs &atbe6ral un6er @l16stie.
1teiten, bleb ibag 6en1t til lite mitt-
6re emo 6 Mar og lite mere END IL
@ars Gengiel Sing Cling. Sc
blep f,1ebet be6 ben l1nge ttalien!fe
9eteftip Mme6io Holignants Siplp,
font 6e to Gutter ini6lertt6 taaito6
par ben, Der bap6e forloffet Dem til
9lttentatet og 6erpaa forraaot bent.
@oob tilfreos ,neo &analforiparet.
Stem Orleans, 2a., 136e Mpril.
Na1anafanalens Soribar er It'll.
1treffelig for alle 6ormaal og goo
@tan6" ifelge @eneralmaior @ooo,
ser anfom bertiI fra 8anatna ioag.
San reiite itrar til @aibtngton, an.
II sgelig for at aflegge en- fnlofen.
Big Mapport om oe n1ilitare 8orbol.
Sc poo Sitbmen. Son biloe lite l1o-
teIe fig om l1freoen nplig mellem
cmerifonffe Soloater og cipile | 8a-
rama.
Seibergs v9jnrlisbeb til Nn-
item". @tocfbolm ben 26be Marts.
DpfgreIien af @1r1tor $etbergs
v@ierligbeb til Npiten", iom igaar
fon6t Ste6 poa SS1ttn1a 9eater11,
Stocf6olm, btier fig at bore ct Dds.
greb. &ritife1 er tong giennet1..
gaaet1be 1,elffpRroig, I flere gilfplbs
enoog n1eget ffarp, fnabeI bob @tpt.
fet ion uofbreIien atgoar.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-04-22

geles orreltere. @aa benue Mrrel ia,
tion fulgte ct Sprer inoe1t &illas
egne &effer. l11r6er ct Torlpg taa
at giere g116e pua bette Sprer itgcs
@illa at babe ffu6t ne6 flere of fine
Sfftcerer.