davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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roH hENl-
1853 Mass. ave. n.w., II rms. and bath. SIS. Is
721 9Th st. NV, IL rooms and hnths... 65. rs
1707 Q 1t. NV, 10 rooms and baths. $500
1850 Fairmont st. NV. 12r. and ia tbs. so. IS
2713 Ontario I'd. NV. . rooms and bath. ~. rs
35l4 10th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. -. A.. so
467 Missouri ave, rooms and bath 4n.50
1887 Monroe st. NV. rooms and bath. 40. 20
76 T st. NV, 8 rooms and bath. IS. so
q st NV, rooms and hath IS. %
1871 9th st. NV. rooms and barn. IS 80
113 2nd St NV, 10 rooms and bath. 80. so
a265 ST.. rooms and .ath. $3.50
1925 25th st. NV, rooms and bath. 30 80
2a11 @ st. NV. rooms and hath. ........ 80 80
1886 18th St. room and bath ......... 1850
1905 3rd st. ne, rooms and bath. h....... 80. 50
1S47 9th st. NV, 8 o ms and tath. Is. %
1909 " st NV, rooms ............... 22.50
BIT Mass ave NV i rooms and ba th. :. 2U.5O
III 9th at. NV, 6 oms............... $3.50
1912 II st. NV. rooms. ................ 1880
212 X st. n.e., rooms and bath. 1880
1919 Kirby at. NV. rooms and bath. -. 1850
9l4h D ST. s.w., rooms and hath. 1880
2nd floor. 2137 Newport place NV. ........ 1880
1872 Hickman st. Sc. rooms and BATH. 1880
lst floor 2141 Newport place n.w......... 1850
439 10th st. s.w.. rooms. s................ 1880
$40 r st. s.w, 9 rooms Observation-Disclosures. 1850
22O6 Cleveland ave. NV, rooms. s........ 1880
STORES.
0O7 Ath st. NV ............... 1850
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
UNFURNIsHED 1Contin1e61.

FOR RENT-B. r. SAUL co., a34 n. Y. AVE
Phone. DWELLINGS NORTHWEST. Main Zls
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FOR RENT-A NEW DETACHED HOUSE AT
Chevy Chase: l5 rooms and baths; hot
water heat: porches: lot 9Ox12o: ready for oe
cupaney about April Is: rent, 500 per month
STONE q FAIRFAX. is42 New York ave. NV.
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J. odhEtE,
st. NV.
FLATS.
1923 n c. Orb. hit. 10. 90
lTO4 9Th, Ar, b. 1880
COLORED.
Wl T. Or, b. .......3.5 so
SIG N NV, 7r, b. .80.50
42S 4 w.sr.hwh.27.5v ~
$50 10th ne. Or, b. .2.5O
1852 Sth NV. Or. b. .3.5U
7&8 Harvard. 6r,b. .22. so
1919 eth nv, Or. .W'
332 Elm NV, Or, b. .2.O
All X NV, 6r. .....18.W
1909 VI Nv. 5r, b. la.O
6lo N Y Av. 6r....lAW
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FOR RENT-HoUsEa
UNFURNIsHED 1Ceatio1ed1. J.
THoS. J. FISHER 4 CO., mo.
Beal Estate, Loans and insuraDcoI

1871 18th nv.iH.blA.N
ls4e Ont pl, Or. b.A@
1906 b NV. Or, b. 400
014 Hillyer pl nv.
1918 18th NV. w.iOe.e.H.@
l11S nth NV. Or. b. 20. "
1919 10th nv. or. b40. Is
1905 r I av NV. II. b40. 80
1905 o nv, Or, b.-.D.0
I12S willard nv.
er. n. .M.M
1912 yew'n NV, Or. bS1 50
1911 Cor nv. Tor. b7a. 70
1910 18th nv. o.. b.0. 70
1904 p nv. Or. 6.SS.G0
i745 Church nv, ,0r36. 50
300S 18th. u. b. .8B. 80
1912 Inelesi6s ter
race nv, 14r. b.Sh 80
sl2 n ] av. Rr. b.as on
1872 r nv. Or. b.. .0.@
I1ys sth nw.sr. b. 20. ~
IS NYav NV, Or. b. 10. 80
20 Quincy ne, er. b. S-@ no
y NV, Or. b.....3.@
7ls r I av nv, Or. b&.0 90
2sa 18th ~. Or. b22. 80
sss 9Th ne. 1r. b. .2-@
80 Mo Nv nv, ,12r. h0. 1e
134 y re. Or. b. .2W
g16 e sw, Or. b. .@.0
729 7th se. se......-.N.9
SS2 Del av ne .0r. bl5.W
1925 Montello ne. lS.W
al4 Morton NV. Or. 12,@
232 LIST sw. 6r. .l2.0
1914 S1st nv. 0r..nS
1885 d sW, Br. -. :10.2
1O43 CiAsel al nv. 4W.0
lTH-
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aaSA 49,
<shS y. ~ " ooo
,.ec .s ~. Se.I ..sa'% = -
Is3z ,sSz = nv. year "a -"
AosS ns Sona av Aos 49,
80 So ye1..........S'"
SMD ~, X NV lof ,oo
y: year .....::.l.Oo
TW ~ n nv. lT ,..
,.s.nn, year r.,.....l.sM
ns y nv; M. . n...@
4, nnpont clf'lAr,2o..SV
S!M Y nw..-.......l8
iIsS iI8 IIth nv. 81. 2n. ig
1903 n NV. i4r. ab.--
'Ia Mass av nv,
lor. Zo..........@
;s.s Ino ,nn .Stn nw;tlr;an; T; =. tM 9"
100. S<Q NV, 1T, I'D. 1O.V
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COIORED
WHITE.

We number Of garages 4 stables for rent
GET OUR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
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ON THE HEIGHTS. $40 PER MONTH. 1915 R
ST., opposite Dumbarton Club: rooms eiec-
tric: gas: two ranges: cellar: furnace: large
yard: perfect order: also 2O26 Wisconsin ave:
S1i 90. OWNER. 1921 z. Phone W 2a1. u.
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Sas Gnbs bss Mbiintbs.
Bon St. IIbsrt Rea5urser.

Der Rrieg bat ben GasanfaIten
uHo Dumpftefieln 5ranfrsids gu eis
Hem eigeHartigen 8renumaterial Derz
bolfen: Bon ben 4IpeHtbGIeru Sas
popsns uub ben SGnesn Der pDfss
naeH fhleppeH IN SieisH Sasen bic
9spubHer allerlei Erduter bsrab. bic
tie bisber IN Der Soms oosr in
Stuppen, pur6 bic Der Winb biHs
Surb3iebeu faun, gu trodneu pfhsteu.
Die arduter tperben seiammsIt. in bic
gabH perlabeH uHo baun Der nGditet
@asaritalt 5ussfii5rt, in bern Jeues
ians tie auf characterization osrs
i4piHbeH. sSrt Der pdrmsreH SbdIern
sinSeluer franS0iiiter Geseubeu bat
oiefe 0erni9tuns ftpn friiber einges
ieBt unb 10 maHGer DampftsFelpdrs
ter ipirb f9pern Serssns bas 70
tpoblbufieHbe eisnariiss 8renumatss
riaI in ben Glaurnen bab.n osrf9nins
ben iehen, bag er 10 serne Dor bem
unitrsauge gerettst bate. qber bic
Resieruns unb bic @ufiitt iinb unsrs
6ittIih, unb 10 iperoen in bieien 5ds
gen Wtrtk perui6tet, bic bisber i'm
ipirtbI1afiIi9sn aebsn Jrantrsihs
eine rpidtige Role fpieIten.
Gs banbelt ii3 Inn jsne arduter,
bi. mir unter bem Numen rDermuth'
sufammenidiIen, bic Der 9otaHi,sr
r4rtemsiia" neHnt uHb b1eu 10 Dtrs
idiebene @rten DON ben &epobnern
Der fruw5iii9en afIpen seianmeIt, s.'
trodnst unb unter Der geasi9Huns
r@snippi" pertauft iperSen. Sfbr ses
naus llHieriheiburssn MAIDEN bic
gsIsD5!,er ni9t. sic pfIans.n alIss
WDeli6e on unb raien DON ben Sins
gen ales W0gliae 5pfammeH, mas
eben nod 5ur 9attuns .9lrtemifia"
geb0rt. auf teioubere ReintuItursn
lpirb tein @ert6 gelegt.
Gae bieIe fdIueu ardutIeiu aber
Sienten bisber our GahtttatiOn ieu.s
Giftes, bag alffeb be WluF.i als
nNuie Derts-, aIs rgriine Wluie' Bee
seiansts unb bsm er bic Wirtuus sus,
idrieb, eab es Die bi@terii9e 9egeis
iieruHg psds. SSSm geipobnli4en 2eben
isnnt man bas DdrGnt nnter Der Be
sei6nuns ra6finfb". DAP Der arisg
bieiem 9lati0aalsetrant Der Jranaos
len nunms9r Elm idbes gnbe bersitete,
Iieb iih trpb aller ipiTenfhaftliden
gr6rtsriingen, bic iiber bic S9dblids
ieit ODER llnf4dblt9!eit bes 4biintbs
fdon felt Sabrsetn.en ssfiibrt ,peroen,
ni9t porauseben. S6on I'm borigen
Ssabre, als Der Gries ausbrnd, iauds
ts Der geDante auf, has 9rinien bes
4bFutbs gu nerbieten. Das lisb fi9
,asss IiS4 10 sbne rrsi.szss bsr&fabs |
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rsn. wean inubte ber ,@plisitimmuns
Mednuna irassh, unb aubrbem batte
man aunG1it Drtnsenberes ou tbun.
uIs ii9 nit bisisr Jrase su .bef4aftis
gen. Snatpif9en 1T aber ,nebr als Elm
Sabr pergangen, unh bic Regierung
e.:tfdloB iid gu eirem Opfer: Sit fat
bic gdnae Grnte bieies Sdbres anfses
ialft nnb Idbt bie 70 ertuprbeilen foits
barren &rduter 1iunmebr inter ibrer
&ufii6t perbrennen. Ddmit 1T beiben
Sbeilen sebolfen. Die 5ablreifen
arduteriamn,ler unb .Gdmmlerinnen
Der Mlpen, bic bonn Dertauf Der Sc
iiippi1 leb.n, huben feiten 9erenft au
betlasen. gbenio iperben dli4 bic iiber
srDbere 2tnpflansunsen psrfiigenben
9eipobner einseIner SbdIsr entfnGs
bist. Der glbf f.ntb perIapinbet 10
lpenisitsns fir bsr probuaenfen
i9meralps bon Der 8ilbfldhe.
Sb er tpirtliA fhdbli9 iita auf
ben eriten Bid erf9eint er redt barms
Ips, baiibt bod bic 9nfuns Der ses
nannten pflanaen, Der nod GnisDl
suseIebt tpirb, einen psrbdItnibmdbia
aerii,sen @ebalt on MltnboI. Sm se.
ip5bnliden MbIintb iinb nur 14,3 b.6.
sntbalten, 1Ifo nidt mebr ols in einem
lei1teren Wein, tpdbrenb bic itGrtere
Sprte, insbefonbere Der aus ben @ef
birgen ftdmmenbe, Bis gu "a b. 8.
entbdIt. Oa Der Mbfintb ailbebem
nod nit MaFer p.rbiinnt iinb nit
gisftiiden perfeBt ipirb, bic allmdblid
i6mel5sn unb ,reiter aur 8erpGHee
runs beitrasen, 70 mub bic llriaGe
Ieiner ShGblihfeit in anberen Grim
ben ala i'm glliobol su iuGen iein.
Sic Iiest barin, bub bic Wsrmutbs
pflansen eine Nnsabl bpn Stoffen erts
balten, ipie bas Santonin, bas aba
fintb ufp. ufp., b.ren bau.rnber 9es
nub SfDrper unb NerDen ruinirt.
2lubsrbsm iommt nod btn3u. bab Der
ssran3oie germ beim Wbfintb iis.n
bIeibt, lnb ba bic 3eit BON a Biz 6
llbr Radmittass. bic ,2'beure be I'abs
iintbe". 10 5ismIi9 aIsemsin ibm ses
pibmet III, 70 liegt bier tbatfd4Ii4 Elm
beprphli6es lsbel Dor.
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ernxseisestbnms- SpYstbefen.
geeueinaetraaen.

grneit 5. Grba9er an SatleD Sms
propeb 9. Ii. g. Co., $4,000.
5. WesIep Soulman an Silpertort
2. II. 9. Co.. $500.
Sattte syprnep anSouibern Obio 9.
Il. 3. Gp. $3.50.
Scrbert 9. Bridge an Bomb Soifl 9.
u. Co.. 5000.
George $. grptpn on SriIb 9. II.
8. Co.. $500.
@rsuit DOH an 9nnn 8u6anan,
$3.50.
Masbolena Witbelm an Walnut
9ilfs g. II. 3. Co., $4,000.
Sba .. gruesgemann an Weftern
9erman 9ant, $4,000.
Wi[Iiam 5bpmpIon on %. Waro
g. u. Co., $4250.
Sobn Sremmel an Cottage 3. Il.
6. Co.. $500.
9(nton ssiiber an bo., $3.50.
SObn DremmeI an Sobn 8. Siee,
$1,000.
glisabetb Gmitb an glart Gtreet
8. II. 9. Co., $3.50.
Iueuit 6. aebman on Sulfus
2tbrentraus, 500.
@etilgte 9ppotbeteu.
Settle Sames an Rapmonb Youns,
$500.
Otto Sauer an z. Darb 6. u. 9.
Co.. $500.
:. WesIep Saulman an peoples 3.
u. 6. u. Co., $3.50.
Sauie Rsppert on Gilperton 9. u.
g. Co.. $4,000.
Otto 6. Deder an Sputbern SHio
8. Il. 8. Co., $27o0.
8iuiam 90. 9oib an Uitlforb GONE
glbg. Co.. 1920.
9fnnie Rinebart an bo., $2250.
Sarrp s. gIutburn on 9ernarb
5. Mileer. $1,000.
Sames q. Samsr an Daniel ID.
Muvpbp, S52.
Bran, 3ubr OH Bm. 9. SettI.,
$3.50.
Wm. grueggemanu an Wefern
German 8ant. $4,000.
Senrp Segsmeier SSr. an Brighton
German gant Co., $1,000.
5arrp SidmaH an Ri9orb Gins
mpnos, S2500.
8. 8. QIanteet an 9pN Son 9. II.
6. Co., $2500.
Schu 3remmeI an SobH ). 1irs,
$1,000.
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iruppsn: unb nun ssfGiebt elm baris
tpiirbises SolouteuitId. Die beiben
mad RrpoFsai sntianbten 3ompass
nj. iebren I'm. .3ipanSis MaHn
(smnnsiq) .ridisneu suerit DOT ben
4usen Der RuiisR, bic iidb idpH Der
9slegsubeit freuen, aud bie pideIs
bauben absufaneen. rRidt f9iebsn
- iis ersebsn iit!" rufen bi. ruiIi'
i9eu Sffi5iere ibren aeuten su. 9lns
iiatt absr bi, gsD.bre tinsuiptrf.u.
braufen bic 3panSis acIben ,inb 8a.
jonett, 5u folder 9erbIiiffung Der
syeinbs, bab bic RuTen = ibrerieiis
Ole Waffen firsdeu. 220 Mann NIT
sipei Sfisiersn .rgebeu fia ben 5ipans
5ig :. Tie bsibsn 2ompagnien ipers
fen bic Ruii.n gum sipeiienmal Suriid
unb brins.n msbr alb 800 @fangens
dls 9euts nit. 0ennoh bIeibt bic
Gage gefabrppn. Rorbfpdrts buttet
bic n.us Sroni iib melt nah Weiien
bin aus. Wirb ,s ben Ruifen gslins
gen, bier burfsubre4eng ober, nit
einem Gtob na9 Siiben bic 2inien
Der @erbiinb.tsn oif;uroLIen2
llnb nohmaIs psrfu9t Der Jeinb
ben Dur6bru9: bissmal I'm Siibsn.
beim Oft umtGmpften Sidernbi9. Gr
trifft auf Elm. gorbereitung, bon Der
sr nihis abn.n fnnH. Gin Demons
iiraiionsiGi.bsn Der 4rtiq.rit III ba'
an bsnubt iporbn, ben bepalbeien
Rdum Dor BEN 0ssner sennu 5u bers
ibeilen unb bas 3uiammenipirt,n Der
8atierisn In Rube 81 prpben. glls In
Der glnft unb am Woreen bes 81.
ber RuNe aBIGufi, smpfGngt ibn prds
ais herehnsi.s 0euer. Dor ben 9rnhts
binberniFen itpdt er. binter ibm fpatft
bic itaubpirbelnbe Wanb bes Sperrs
feuers aus bsm Doben :. 5dnb.
firedu ii& bod. Der admpf III 5u
gnbe.
sNit taum 1000 gsipehren bat Der
bier perfiisbar. 1bsil Der DipiIion
cine 5ront BON aHt stilomttern aes
baIten. Sm taufsnb Ieier breitsn
anariffsraum nabmen b69iiens 800
Wsonn 300 RufIsn gefonsen; sinen
geinb Der NIT fiinffuttr llebernId4t
erf6ienen fpar. - IN qleiHen Sdge
nimmt norbpGrts EN- SfttrreififfeB
&aballsri.iorps ben giufien 800 6ss
fanasns ab. gulb bana5 ipirb auiIi
suriideob.rt, bic ruifif@e WuGtriing
5iebi iit sufamnsn.
gs 1T Elm aampf btr GeeltnIfdrie.
Spon3is 1apfsrs sntpuffntn ibrtr
sipsibunbsrt. neil iie ii& ni@t eirs
f4G&ism Iisbsu. NA HomGfci1 sassn
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Dental College.
0q.oiernuas-anifrunnaen.

MISUNDERSTANDING often itir B1dilner
unb treusr. 1aufenbs bon qrnenHnnosn Rnb
IN dusf6i. piiis fir anfieuureen fret
GrnriI.n JnItituts, Tesf rs. mo&efter, q. D.
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umsineeli, ftldst ii1 burH uub
brinst - brsibunbsrt @sfanstns nit.
Gin Geuinant unb @atterieflibrsr
sipinst eine ruTiihe MbtbsiIung burd'
Spsrrfeiier CUR llsbersabs. Gin 5iters
rsiaiIfer aupnIlsrieirattmeiiter bolt
sinsn idlperpsripunbeien DtutIGsn
Gus ben ipitbenbsn G@rapuellfsusr
bsrdus.
mas bat bic glieberlase Der RnIs
fen beiiseslt? SIR geniitb III iuans
lsnb. IN ibnsn bduit bic uetislnbs
.SastarsHise1 bis jsrild,adt, fsbaIs
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GibtlIa 5oTfmau an Senrtetta
Duerr, 25 BET 100 5ub an Der Rprbs
feite Der Cliff Strabe, rs Sub pft.
LID Der Rupine Strabe, (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
9llpina 3. Smith an 9usb Wacs
GAane, $3.50 older 2anb in Seftion
81 in Columbia Sofpnfbip. (@tensr
50c): 81.
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Ser &f nm ben Stgr
8 Ine.

NllTpofen! Salr0 ore DerglllgR
WaorSnadr reitet nrb fdbrt Der 81.
biiionsitab Die 5lpoIf &iIometer bon
aoIfi na6 SmeIne, no idon Guar.
tier seutaht 1T. Serne aeudrfnseIn,
guls ieItene SfIiiie; StiHe. Ser
SluartienpefdeI tpar idpu ieit eini..
gen Iagen porgeieben, iino - SoItiI
III beorcbt. Gntiteibunesihuloen no.
ben ben beiben berti6eu SipiiionerL
Die einialn, oils porgeft,obene goiieN,
bier I'M 8eIeib Der oerbiutoeten
Srappen fiurpieii. gm ndditen Tag
gIdrBt bic Suupe nerbeibnngsoou
iiber Dem bibibet setbiirmten Outs.
i9I1bten; am iiberrddften itTlo fol-
aenbcn lit bie 9efabr beieitigt, Qelite
9etponnen uno ein fcinbIihes Inter.
nebmen pereiieIt, beiieu tpeitgeSose.
ner llHlrib INN TIt oelltlib pirb.
2eiie itreift ufTs RiidbIiderlbe oaS @e.
fiibI bes @eiters iiber ben gooeniee
3lliamnleTlba,tge bes @elttrIeses
arifien brriiber. @abre,b Grdnsoien
iiHb GngIanSer i'm @efteH aurarH.
ten, pabres,b Elm getpaItiges beiIt.
ibes Seer in GerbiaI periamnlelt
lDar, bicIten Die Ruiien ben Iugen-
bid bes 9lnsriffs fir gefumnlelI. Gse
mpnGtcIange RiidSugsbeipegirng itpt'
tr, pcn Tiea biz Gsernopis idoben
bic armcen beg 3areH iib lpieoer Dor.
Sier aber, i'm Siibeit Der iiiienoliHeiI
;srolrt, ioIlte Der Dlirbbri,d perfiidjt
psrben. Wsos isin, bab tn hen S'tos
5erlamsfen am Stpr Die @iiien MIR
eincn SufauserfoIg aisunsteu, biel'
rnebr nityt ailspiisten: bas grgebnjb
i'm s5aa oes @eIinaens bate fir i;a
Elm I,lrdbril6 erobeu SfiIs sueroelr
f6nnen. Gs nibIang. @eiI ilaiDiihe
g1taensidrpdd,e Dor be1u Bid Der
GntidIoiieribeit, pie INNER, Suriid,
mid. Well bie beltid,e SibrluS
oas 1lniifere ipaste, lun bes Sieses
lpillen
gielsetpiin6en, in arnte berbreitet,
bur6Siebt Der Stpr bas tuoIRpnt@e
9a,rS. slIa mir i'm Suerit iabert,
slan5e er matt inter oan Srau;
jest ipiegeIn feline Binbungen, blaI
bliseilb uie See,t, ben sSroitbin,uieI
bes rufiiiten SpatberbiteS. sirnlpi.
iuieien begleiteti bic llfer. nit Sanb.
oiircn ipedieIno. Dioor unb Hies,
cras, Gid,en. iuib aieferrtpaIb nit
rpirrem ltnterboI5 irio perlnooerilbsa
af6nmen, irpItidudrige graiie Gnr-
Ter omiid,en aartoffeIdderu 8hio.
miibleu, San6apege: bas 1T bic Sare'
idnit, mi. ber 6ns. S,lntpfgebiet Der
goIei3je in bas S5iigellanb bes iiio-
Iiten @olbguien iibergebt. - 0oro.
6itIi6 aoIfi liegt bas Dcrf auIifo.
ipicSe. tSier mar es, mo- am II. Or.
tobcr bic Rniien ii6 oeS griiderfo.
pies bem1d)tister iIpb iiber ben Stpr
ilad) &Seitcr npritieben. sluH ipeiter
norop6rts, BEL Moialopfa. iiberid)rit.
ten iie BEN sSlitB. Die segcniiberlie.
genben beiitden 9rlppen mubten, I'M
nift umfabt 5u iperben bic bisher
acbaltene 9inie preisecben i,nb ibrclt
SiibfIiigeI spett nod @eiten iuriid.
biesen. syebt mar "a an Der fiibHder
iiebeilSen TiDiiion, bic Gage ou ret.
ten.
1,,,., qpot.:Tfo,. s.h.o vk.x 0nIt;
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aslesrapbiften ab, elmer bleibt .infam
5uriid, als fhon bic Rpfafen berun'
iprtnssn. Wfit geIhtpuugeHem Sibtl
ndb.rt iih Der 9orbsrife bsm unbs'
ipoffnttsn .lysrniprs9ers. Der absr
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-22

Children of Mary societies. Thanksgiv- ing day a high mass will be sung at : o'clock.
 Rev. w. H. Lakin preached at II a. m. at the Congregational church., taking for his sermon, The Meaning of Christian Life. After the preaching Rev. MT. Lalxin's resignation was ac- cepted. Sunday school was conducted by Walter Kingsley. The Christian Miss Mary Kingsley. Where will be services Thanksgiving day at 10.45. The Ecclesiastical society will meet Friday evening and act on the pastors resignation.
 The service Sunday morning at S Paufs church was a special Thanks giving service, conducted by Sidney Bard. The altar and chancel were decorated with fruit, grains and veg etables Mir Bard's sermon, Special Thanksgiving, was written by the late Rev. MT. Bartholomew of St. James New London. The choir soon expects to receive vestments, a concert being given for the purpose next week. The K. Q. s. P. will hold their meeting Friday.
 Moosup School Won.
 The All Hallows' parochial school defeated the Plainfield grammar school basketball team, 20 to 4, Saturday on the Plainfield school grounds. The shooting and passing of the visiting youngsters was far superior to the home boys. The playing of Smith, who caged s baskets for .Moosup, was the feature. Plainfeld used the fol- lowing men: Lafrenier. Nolan. Stark weather, and J. Dougherty, forwards; w. Dougherty, center; Gerosa, Winsor and Bernier, guards.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-22
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Chief of Police Helm Resisns-Suc- ieeeded by Thomas J. Hayes-W. C. r. U. to Tender Reception to Teach CTS.

Louis Helm has resigned as chief of police of the borough of Stafford Springs and the burgesses have ap- pointed Thomas J. Hayes in his place. MT. Helm has not been in good health for several months and he hopes by ciirtaining his activities to again re- gain his strength.
 Mfr. Helm has been a policeman in the borough for over 20 years and for , several years has been deputy cherif of Holland county, serving under both republican and democratic administra- tions. He was one of the most capa- ble and best known officers in North ern Connecticut He will continue to act as deputy sheriff and as this does not entail great deal of night work he will have regular hours for rest and will devote some time to the man. agement of his business.
 Thomas J. Hayes who succeeds Chief Helm has had considerable experience as an officer. He has been bailiff of the borough for number of terms and is a candidate for reelection. He is
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-22
FUN NERAL.
Judae Waldo TiIIinahast.

The funeral services of Judge Waldo Tillinghast were held at his home on Plainfield street, Saturday afternoon. at 1.30. The impressive services were conducted by Rev. Charles Spalding, D. D. of Boston, a lifelong friend and schoolmate of Judge Tillinghast, as- sisted by Rev. Joseph P Brown of New London, who was a former min ister at the Union Baptist church at Moosup. MT. Brown, who is 96 years of age, baptized Judge Tillinghast in 1850; married him in 1859; attended his golden wedding anniversary in 1909 and preached his funeral services Saturday.
 Rev. MT. Spalding and Rev. Mr. Brown were assisted by Rev. William
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-22

tist Sunday school elected these off, cers for the ensuing six months: Miss Muriel Latham, president; Miss Flor ence Brown, vice president; Miss Eliz- abeth Pendleton, treasurer.
 The big automobile of a, towel sEp- ply firm of New London and the deliv- cry wagon of a local baker were in collosion Friday afternoon at the cor ner of North Main and Williams streets. Both machines were dam aged, but can be readily repaired. The other fellow says the other fellow is at fault
 Miss Gladys Dewey, nurse in a Brooklyn hospital, is on vacation at the home of her parents in Quiambaug, MT. and Mrs. Jerome A. Dewey.
 At meeting of the selectmen Sat urday afternoon, John T. Parker was appointed day patrolman for the will lage of Pawcatuck at salary of $500 a year. There were eight applicants for the place, and nearly all of them circulated petitions except the ap- pointee.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-22

Lakin, pastor of the Congregational church, PIainfield, and Rev. MT. Hig- gins of the Packerville Baptiste church, Mrs. Lloyd G. Buckingham of Jewett City sang My Jesus As Thou Wilt, and One Sweetly Solemn Thought. The bearers were the three sons, Frank, Fred and Arthur Filling hast. Ebert R. Tillinghast of Upper Montclaire, N. Tillinghast of Hope Valley, R. l., and Richard B. Filling hast of New York city and Charles and Everett Tillinghast of Danielson, all nephews of the deceased.
 Burial was in the Tillinghast Memo rial plat beside the Tillinghast Memo rial chapel, in Evergreen cemetery, Central Village
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-22
WEAK, AILING CHILDREN
Made We'll and Strong by Simple
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Here is another letter that has just come to our attention, showing the power of Vinol to build up health and strength for weak, puny, ailing chil- dren.
 w. A. Smith, of Shanesviile, Ohio, says:-''My little child was puny, weak and, ailing, could not rest at night and would not eat I learned about Vinol and tried it, and within a week noticed an improvement. The child,s appe- tite improved, it slept well, strength and health were soon built up. We think Vinol is excellent for weak, puny children"
 Vinol is delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil containing beef peptone. which creates an appetite, tones up the digestive organs, en- riches the blood and creates strength. Children love to take it. ::
 We ask all parents of weak, sickly, delicate. children in, this vicinity to try Vinol with the understanding that we will return your money if it fails to benefit your little ones. Geo. G. Engler, Broadway Pharmacy, Nor. wich. -sz- 1.'