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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28
ERNEST N. ARNOLD
PurNAM. CONN
Specialist IN Inaetiys and
Unlisted Stocks
and Bonds
esrr,.ps.s..s. ssils'sss
spssIsi sfssutian. sfspn 10 hapalias
securities fer sdmiFiF.fe.srs - 90
tatsa

rounding towns Burial Was n 81
Aary's cemetery
1sliis.. Sc. - tisspft.L
An appeal has hean made 20 the
housewives 90 RmslNF4 Nfindham eeVn-
~ ter preserves fer tn DAY Kimhan
haspteal rats n the rrult seasap, the
canning season and The opDortuna time
tng dnlng something t11 A institution
section look when hospitat aktention In
required Ter themanlNa4 - o4Aor4 -
the werk e ne hnspftnl rs ben 81.
panded the need % mere and mere
snDplies i falt An4 thlk - paEtleulaF-
great value % patients duFlnR cnn-
valeSeeneA
The s0ggeztioa has been maas that
housewives pe1 Nd a can ~ kwo extra
TOR the Nsa ~ the hospital Nhen they
ere eAsagNa n eAnntNe, :
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

H. e. Church is in Boston on bus
mess.
Eugene Randall spent Friday in
Boston.
L. H. Dimmoek was in Providence
Friday.
FItz Jones was a Hartford visitor
Friday.
Clarence Bowen was in Colchester
Friday.
NJ. s.. Nichols is in New York for
a few days.
Mrs. A. c. Scripture is spending a
week in Bridgeport.
Mrs. G, E. Cooker of Long Island Is
visiting Wi1limantio friends.
James Courtney, ST., Of Boston, Is
visiting his family In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Newton were
guests Of relatives In Stafford Friday.
Malcolm Curry Of Holyoke Is the
guest Of friends here for few days.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

Both bodies, win consider various
problems that confront the evangeI-
zeal church in America, and among
others things, IL is announced, arr
engagements will be considered for
holding a series of notable services IN
1917 to commemorate the tooth ami
versary of the great Reformation
which gave the world Professionalism.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

@EIAM|N0M ~ 49, HNtHMNNNAM
Pests Must eo--shore Line Men
tron Norwich Start Work sn Mails
sareaA
AR. and AIRS. Charles L. Nado. who
have, hsea n Pamfrst for several
monthss> have returned here and are
Qeeupylng their home ~ the corner o.
school and Potter streets DDmtniek
Made VIE !. critically ~ has PssaFA-
Nathan .. Priaes q Hartford u a
his homs here tor the week end, s
hsasF Mlnnsrs Al whist.
M, and AIRS. G, = RrAneiA Ara
n G. Hopkins and MFA u d. AFaold
wen tha hon0Ra az an 0u9ln9 and tnilv
ttary whist held az the home - MI
and Mrs, ffaneis AZ Alexander's lake
Ts Sass s q Ss a. ssse Fss ana
sssss resorts en- tue Rhode Island
Nv, ossrse n, stone ee Putnam
= NJ eeNeoe( service Al enc Advent
eaaRsl ssnaAy sstsreeen
ess 81 q parry sSs, asS ssssarssSis
hses AaAlAs IN the RAss below New
Mss v. n aeea.ea e south Hn.
hANlS Aas FeAs IA hFsaespeFe fer .
Hanth's VISIT
JAW lWefeNNWeNtA
II h AAtd that the county eoEARaia-
elaAera ere planning 70 make = Aasa-
k ~ q sssefs sss a. TIE eesaas
Fsasfal - oAssls. ~ lssls
kAawA here, and wNe diea IN Central
VILLAGE "Wednesday was taken %
ses.AfeelA sfser services Friday fes
JsAa assspAssy es NerwseA Wa 1
vislssF IA psHlelseN Friday
was Z yssassT VITA fsasaas i p i Is
II "a Estimated that the eatersns
class At klllAgly AlkA school win
number between % and 70 students,
A large number % DaAielson fans
the opening game et the Meesap~ Put
nam baseball eeEteA
4 A Danlelsen team goes 10 Putnam,
tAls afternoon 70 play the c. A, {,
team on the high school grounds,
Services N Az eharshes
There will be services IN all OF the
ehurehes that have been holding union
services during the summer. Sunday
New poles are to be Get by the troll.
ley company along Main street IN con-
neetien with the street improvements
that are now underway,
h,tehlaa Pests Barred.
An agitation has been started for
the removal OF hitehine costs from
Main street. They are Comparatively
little used now.
lThirteeAth company Is numbered
among those who made excellent scores
In the Arst tests fer the state rife
team
Raymond I. blanchard of Providence
Is executor Of the estate Of bis moth
who died recently at Dayville.
Bert Martin Of DayviIle recently un-
lderwent an operation on his throat
lat the Day Kimball hospital.
Indicates Better Business.
At. one OF the local barking iHsti-
buttons IL was stated that transactions
there showed q pleasing improvement
in business In this and surrounding
More than 100 invitations have beer
sent out for the annual Old Home day
gathering AZ South Kfllingiy on Labor
day.
Finding that they were welcome and
not forgotten at meal time. large
flock of pigeons have taken up . per
manent home at Young Brothers PLAN
ON Mechanic street.
4 o. w. Bennett and daughter, Mrs
Nathan Reed, Of Anthony. n. L, hav.
been visiting friends here this week
Mr.. Bennett formerly resided at Eas
w II. shippes of North street, shorr
Of his beard and moustaehe for tn
first time in q quarter Of q century
has had delightful time this weel
letting people who knew him vel
guess AZ his idsntity--and few guess
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

Saybroek.-The Iiverymen who have
automobiles connected with their sta
1les. running 70 tbs station at the
formation received from the ofHctals
Of the road that the circular issued a
week ago. relative 70 jitneys soliciting
trade on the roads property. Investf-
CATION showed that they were not In
mat hne or trade, andethey can con-
tinue TO do business with their auto
mobiles.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

spread all over her face as
q fine rash There was an
eruption On her chin and
her face was very indamed
and red looking. I thought
she would be SCARED for
Hfa. I thought it was ee-
coma as &c itched and burned
badly. She did not sleep
wen and IL made her fretty.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28
RUSSIANS DESTROY
ArURkIsH eLockHoUsE
Museovites Sank Two Sailing Vessels
and Their carsoes.

Perograd. Aug, n, via London, s:2s
q. m--The following official state
ment was issued today at the head
quarters of the army of the Caucasus:
TN the coastal region Wednesday
our scouts. crossing the Arkheve rty-
err destroyed a Turkish blockhouse By
means Of hand grenades.
zone Of our motor boats. accomp-
aniod by a torpedo boat. sank two
sailing vessels and their cargoes."
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

Hettsf Corps Acnepta WehskRr lnNi-
4asiss-FNnsrai " mrs. Ann orifHn
Organ Recital at Pennfrst-naakh
81 Former Police Chief William n,
Loa9dsn.
Walter Chandler let Friday aftsr-l
noon Tor WoreesfeE where he Il % BE-
County sealer Charles johnson Of
North Grosvenordale has been VISITING
county towns thss week on his ON
Nay Asvs sRssl.l Train
TeddF cassent manager q the Put
nam baseball team. has made appli-
cation for = special train to carry
local fans to the labor day same ~
John Grimm or webster has been
spaadiag = fsw days n PasaAV
Returns e. 81. paal
Miss IVA psnss has ysturasa to her
horne In 81 Paul afteF visit % seF-
srl weeks with relatives IN Putnam.
Mr. ard NfrA Harry Moore 81 oxford
were visitors IN Putnam Friday AFTER
MNnAssr Hyas smitA q the Bradley
theatre win apaaa aeRt week a. his
heae IN WoFeeater
wtniAm Fuller has been AZ Worees-
ter tAis week Ntaistag Mira FNller, who
y = patient N : hospital there
have AesR speNafNw the summer IN
Putnam and vsoiAlsy, return 70 FeSaInN
their ako6I1a n1Ng week
Attorney and MFN RAlpA RegAAm %
New fssk ase visiting here with Nes.
Addressed New LsNass eraAss
ny Invitation, Mira. W, ], Bartlett
sadssssed msmeefs OF Keaemse
a. their annual outing. Mira bartlett
has Alse accepted an tavltalloA 10
speak ~ TIE next regular meeting 81
aeerse SeaianaA who alspesea q
kdss on the racing stallion to an
day. remains at liberty, No trace OF
him can be round In this section.
Wait Rsem Estate.
The Norman q. ReAnn eatate az
Thonpson continues 70 be Of great
attrAetien 10 antomoelle parties and
many machines are driven through the
sesasleal grounds which are now a.
W, ~ Q. cslrs - weAssee
The wcmaA's Relief corps Of this
city has accepted an invitation to Wis
y Es sas.I,si Lyoe ecsps @ Webster
The annual meeting Of the stock
AoldeFs Of woodsteck academy is to Be
held this afternoon.
=. L. willis, secretary Of the Y. NJ
lC. A at worcester. 10 10 speak al
the Congregational church here to-
A bis crowd Of rooters Ia expected
10 accompany the Mooeup team hers
for todeyss game with Putnam,
Henry Wheelock has been ependins
the latter half Of this week on en- au-
tomoeile trip 90 the Berkshires
| Lisht Frests Friday.
Friday was one Of the coolest Of
August mornings and from sections
light frosts were reported.
Motorists who journey to the Wood
stock fair next month win End {
greatly improved highway between
THE city and the grounds.
have road work to do III eastern Con-
necttcat towns are beginning 20 real
ize that there Is to be a shortage OF
laborefs en- account Of the return fol
the war of many Italian reservists.
Organ Recital.
4 George GuIski of Boston Is to Civ,
an organ recital at the Conversation.
al church IN Pomfret Sunday evening
and the program Of the evening Ii ais
10 be made specially attractive by sol'
numbers by singers wen known In tina
section.
Net one number out Of ten is dis
tinguishabIe. ~ the comment by on
man who has been trying 20 identify
drivers who speed automobiles through
Thompson al night
william Farnun, in Samson, a spe
eia1 feature picture, attracted IN
atre Friday afternoon ana evening
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Ann Grif-
I'm were held at 81. Mays church FRI
day morning. Hev. Charles y. Bedard
being ee1ebrant of the mass Of re-
QUEEN. which was attended b. relatives
ana friends from Putnam and sur
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

Lovers OF the game or tennis now
have at their disposal tw@ tina courts
on the triangle az Recreation park on
lent condition and will DO I'm charge Of
Harold Williams. A me basketball
court has also Just been completed IN
the park and this win he In charge OF
Bob Higgins. q star basketball player.
No doubt these added sources % en-
preelAted.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28
somebodys Been ssrinslns Him.

Continued stubbornness In this OAR
pect that the Turk is not such sick
man as has been OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Post-1ntel1igeDcer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

Dr. NJ Is ~ Ttealns, who 10 eap~
tAtA e4 Company IA First Infantry, K,
", q, OF tAis eltS, viii spend the AFst
detailed ~ \ FNAee estAeeF there ~
that time AA
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

Abuse OF the newspapers by Broth
err Bryan and abuse Of Brother Bryan
by the newspapers Is something that
both endure with equaniminfty-St
Louis Globe pemocrat
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28
OBITUARY.


Mira EliAA &eMePa o. aAeA a. her
horne m RAMtAekAG n, L. Wednesday,
she Was the widow az Robert Z, SaAA-
eFa, lseF NeeS 10 10 he AFaNgAe here
Monday MNfhlMk and taken 30 the
WtllmAAtle cemetery TOR burial
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

when the A 3 c ambassadors and
BUG ministers have c0mplsted their
representation 70 Carranza we sup
pose the reply viii Be NfT-Hous-
ton Post.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28
WIILIMANTIC

made to hold thp outing rain or shine.
although the <&lks hope that II win be
q pleasant day,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28
ECZEMA ON LITTLE
GIRLS FACE
Very InAamed and Red Looking.
ltched and Burned Badly. Did
Not Sleep Well. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. Face Cleared.

80 Windsor Ave, East Lynn. Mass -
MY little girls face broke out first as
pimple and she scratched it causing IL to
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28
ease Welahea Feae and a Hail
Pounds.

A black bass weighing tast four
pounds and halt was caught az Lake
WaA9amhaNk, south Coventry, Thurs.
day hioFAfAkI BY Joseph p. CotteT Of
this city, who has a cottage az the
bite and played the nah with such
ability that the big fellow Yves land
ed.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Belief cerps Accepts wshsssr insi-
aasiss-Fnnsrai " hars. Ann orissn
Organ Recital at Porfrst-Dsakh
81 Former Police Chief William n.
Lonaden.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28
DAVIDSON

lau 70 as lmpressd-Funsrai u
Charles \. Ls~ls--ols Hifshins
from Norwich start Work an Mails
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Sin irresegnngeHer Sfuh.

3ebsr tpeiB, mas oas lift; man
nenut Oieie Sdi1e and nOsrIorene"
SduTe. Sin braper 6olDut ober, Der
Dor MeB 1870 bsripunbet nurOs, en-
fldrte ben gegriff ettDas dnbers dls
gstp6bnIia. 4uf Die Grags, ME er
~berpunoet tpOrOsn, CAB er fOlsenbe
G6ilbsrung: mir gtneen foria Dor,
I'm up eenmoI Ftannen mir Dor bic
Jeftungspdrtsn. lin ns ct BON 9oms
ben unb Granaten fra6te, mubtsn
nj tauriigge. Sd fen Bel bufer Sc
Iegen6sit beim G~berIpringen in eenen
Graben IN berIor mtene aumpdnie.
Ru bIsD id liege. Biz be brittle sums
panic aud tnurisge guHg, I'm az bel
borbisb fanen. idiot i'd mi an. Dol
frssg i'd ben S9uB. Dat drgert m
M am meiiteu, bat BE ni4t for mi
beitimmt mas; ben i'd bore ia tur
erIten &umpanie!"
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@ir DO Der Grain.
Cine arieasbumureste BON her Srunt
Dor Arras.

GtHe Qrieasbnmpreste BON Der 6rpnt
Dor arras,
yn einem Gorf cor arras miro
eines abenos Elm BON Der 6ront
surudfebrenOer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ouf bier Soloaten oufmertiom, Die
lauter al5 man es ionit geipobnt III,
Don ibren Selocrtaien er5dblan.
80, mir ian 4eIoen", laLt elmer.
Der uid)t mebr gang niiftcrn mar.
,5oldene miiaBts BEL Der Snfan.
terie nit Der 2ntern' iiad'n. Dir
ian 6el0enl Nlfr DO Der Srainl
3 giierne areus bat uns Der
Sanptmann beriprohn uno an Sum
6erter un0 oft Gage llrIaub. nno
d 5ldid'n ShHops bam ma al
g'friegt. Mir DO bet Srainl Wiir
ian Sel6en, bat Der @auptmann
g'idgt. uu6 Den SutlOerter ban
ma ga friegt. 8eil mir tnpfere
SeI0en ian. Dir DO Der 9roin !
Sir BON ben Sduben9raben err
o6ertl Dir po Der Train
Tenn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fonmt
oas cling DeroaAtig Dor. ct bdli
Die pier fit 2eute, Die bieaeidt in
eineu 8einfeuer gernten maren uno
iif nun pagabunoiereno binter Der
5ront bernmtreiben. Won bringt
fe our ISOLDE in ben arreit. Sie
iinb idlner gefrdnft, un6 er3dblen
obermoIs lire SeIoeutat. Iun miro
5u ibrer aolonne ~telepboniert. .5a.
.pobI, Die iino in ben Gdabenerd.
ben abfommonoiert. Nan tele.
pbouiert in ben GAiiBengraben.
gStinmt aQes, mas Die 2eute er.
5d6lefL 9err aamerno. @ir baden
geiteru einen fran50iiIden Sdiit.
Sengraben nit elmer Sappe bon Der
settle aufroaeH miiiipn. glus man.
herlei an3eihen muBten mir idle.
ben, ooB Die 6rau5oien Eretmineu
gelegt bdtten, ais iie iaben, Oob lie
Den groben nid)t lange mehr balten
Fouuterl. ga itiirmt it'd Elm Sdiit-
5~eugraben idled)t. IS iii Der liherC
Zoo fir Die Grlteu, bic biHeinitiir.
men. Fem eriien oas Giierne
areus uno bunoprt marfI Gen
0rei ndfften oos Giicrne areu3
Ser wagt's2~ 9ie bier baben iidj
gemel6et. Soft iei Gauf. es nnrer
feline Eretninen geIeat. aber Der
@lut Dfroient Entertaining. SiC
fonnen iid nit Meft ibrer Seloen'
iot riihmen.
"a hot it'd ben bier tnpicrer
arreitotlieM iduea DE @eidnguis-
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el
Hf8 ittfH eiait tH iaij
Fattfh latt faiea AFlii. th
HtGHltta4 eN kftR 'f
fh afit une it tlisfa Els
hvE be ean1tt Nt sN aallItQel
lien zen Abfan ti1tih n 5ts VI ta
Hettbsnfh umliitg Als I'm let.
atha Aahi0iim tuklela NRiillFs
mubit uittN aui PIG SUBJ naf
tlnim mum enmbel at1thi btRH az
RtliH rntn pom Arli tn tth ellh.
afiftith meihfnt unt htf Ah.H Hli.
pottena ntdlt pa idgt1Ifliat Et
t%Hnffun1tn, als DOB Peg sutatilcRll
tbu haiit duntomN hlttfn SO 5rlil
q aul btn Q1bh osf alien Allauaitn
3uttd, uno BIC sur BttpstitQt p'i
Rapoltonintn itdhis eitlff uou Den
@tlaidh 6raHtftias. 8ot Dem up
itt 9IapnltonA Ill muHif Der 9dbn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
5inf SGbnc i'm Selbe, ale BiOniers
nnO allc 6as Gilerne Sirens.

Der altFber Sobonu audlinsti in
Sh0nfeIoe, &rsis AllenfteiH, Dem bi.
Rufsn i'm Quguit 1914 bag ges
iamte @isb gsraubt unb ales 6aus-
gerdt eeitobIen oosr bernidtet bat
ten, fam NIT 5tol5 nuf feline flint
i'm Gslbe its6enosn SDbne blideu.
aae fdnf iiuO pioniers unb nit benz
giisrnen &rsu8 ausse8eifnet fpors
ben; Is iino bies: i. 8i3efelopebel
5nns &udItnsti, Decentralization /.
BEL 6umbinnsn I9iper Dernunoet, 70
baB ibm Der linIs 4rm abgenommen
tperoen muBts. 2. 6efrsiter Der
Refsroe Sobann audlinsti. qioniers
Battalion II. 3. Gergeant 5elir
audlinsti, qionierrseiment 18. - a..
l~lnteroffi5isr Der Reierbe Jran5 auds
Iinsti. piOnisrregiment %. s.
Sergeant Suisp6 Buddhist. piOs
nierrsgimsnt 20.
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babe
cine CUTE Tarm!

Sn 8pomiug 1T cine quite 5orm
81 berfaufen, $40 ader Jlahlano,
s Meilen BON Der gabn, 100 ader
gum ge6ouen NIT aorn uuo Safer
lim. Gin Saus NIT 3 3immern
nnb 1 groBer Stall, 2 @etreiOc.
5heuuen, qdergerdtbe; @oiier unO
Sol5. 9lGe $40 lfer e~inge81unt
nit 3.fah. Grabt. aoitet per-
g(der S22-25, Die Sdlfte boar,
JteIt in 81 Sabren. Bot, g1rlc
uno STRIDE in nG6iter Rdbe. Gie
9ieiie miro be5ablt, nber MIR, tpenn
Der aaitf obgeidloiieu miro. 2lbr.
g.200 Gribiine. M27
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Verlangt.

Sin tifti9er reiisnOer AseHt iHr
bic ,3agIidje EmaBn Eribiue" i'm
Staate 0ebrasfa. Mnk Gmpfeb.
baben. 9anernOe, cute
StellnBa.
Sin jiinacrer Mann, Der Elm DO.
tOrrab eignet, wirb DOrge5ogen.
giau meloe nd iOforf.
Cma6a 5ribiinet 1911 SOuar0 Ctr.
Gmaba, 9ebr.
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.tt8
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MN
nsN st4
81 III
ta.
fff
HshH
81 Het.4 fH
a4am
HfW NtH.h Hi
oas
~ l1tI.
ulBE H H8t l
Nn Msaf a8
naf zines iff
aH tu eiatf mt Htt
Ma tfm fai t H H1t sN
eeilltt tttet ffW
Hfttntft eiam taif o. M
aHi tB tiHtW ba#fH MH.ti maat
stHe em nat tal As afiattH ts1
edli8. HutH Etf hftHinpi, Wlllt
itlu Wlobtmlagf ifllh anttulm.
boH Die etitu BEE olalu mii ben
tellittn @tpuftfn unt efgnani
len bts Ctitnia hlntslgn, unb In
BET Tot b1itm bic @t6bmaans Bat
3t.s btt eonia tHtn tiabtuptn
banati mit Imm Aatm attgithsH
unb asb5tltn 90 ben arcbttH uuo
ftitfitn 6anoslsNgrm btr Siapi.
Ter Ttabigiatrist Atitg Duni6itit
ihttn Rti9ium, muhlam h5aupit'
ten it it als iltInt atdmtr Bis
aarl qeolf oaA @tidait plsotT 81
anitbnlitu 6ok mporhob.
SIN erogtidloB btidnpsH li4 nur
Der eaotn uno bic aonior' un0 saa
asrraume; ben trittn Siod b%tlUopnit
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DIR Granrnntfnt.

Dtr Gr3gruntfge w.:
oMdrnm tif 8u oenn beute gar 10
grnntio9"
g.: sqDsil i8 mir finb'. iibsr bus
i'd mid giftsn tOnni'!@
a6nig unb Boutr. -
Deldes 1T Der unteridieb 3piidsu
einem fran5oIihen 9niiern nno benz
aOnig Der Belgier2 Der fransOli
ihf Boutr 1T papinn. Der aonig
Der @tlaier fans paps.
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Muf 6,r GtfunbGr.

auf Der GttnnbGr'
Gduffner (Ois Jubrtarien
rebibiernb): Y9o bobsn sic ia Den
unri6tigsn 3us beitisssrL GronGen,
oer gebt ia nod anidelburg!'
Jrou: .4ber Der 3nriitr Idgts
mir bod1, Der 3uS giuse udd GadsIs
bauIen.~
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IN barter Sd,uIc.

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-15
z PAY DAYS MONTHLY
Santa Fee Will Inaugurate New Sys-
tenn July 1.

The semi payment of
wages to railroad employees under
the new act passed by the legislature
of the state of Kansas will become
effective July 1. The wages of en-
ployees for the month of June, not
heretofore paid on the first of the
month, will be paid on the 18th of
July. The wages earned for the first
two weeks of July will be paid on
the 1st of August, for the last two
weeks of July on August 18th, and in
q corresponding manner for the fu-
ture.
This arrangement will distribute
large amount of money through the
state two weeks earlier than hereto
fore, and will cause the Santa Fe rail-
way to issue about 81 900 extra pay
checks, and during the busiest season
about 22,5O0, making total of $4,000
checks issued to employees i'll Kan
SaS every month.