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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11
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fault. 9Iae bic lie iC sc5rauti DO.
ben, boltcn iie itets on 9ano.
Bel alien apptbeirru. 25 SpirH fir
25 Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. EIkhart. indiana
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11
Seitrt) SOrm'S
6efamr0nt,
2l3 Rean Mbe., Strantott, pc.

Gaba ben bslfn 8tir6nisH nnb GisaFFsa
pssbsn aud bic In einsr ssrjHeItAeR heatf4sa
Ra&s iHbntitften Spstltn aaf Bsvlanesn ieTs
strt uHs ipar ID ifbr mdeistH prtilsn.
QanfmaHHs RiitaeeIuH9 ikelf4 % Seats.
5ebtn SanRas MtsnS parmfr euHA-e9seis
ins&e, Bed q Ia Wsee, paisHpfshT, tie., Mt
6analEaut pesy QaTtpdeIlalal.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
MANUEL Sp|CfDO BADLY HURT
R0SISDO VALDEZ Is IN JAIL
Asirss - Nssaaits street Nss,srds,
Aitefs,een Rstei,ed Near Fasally
fet Beth fiehtera.

Eosinte Nsl3ss 4 NcNscsn Wha toia
nv cfnccle he had RECENTLY s4,nar ~
~ say lfon iAfe4in j. Ia lhe couni>
lsN rfnainf f0tthtr Investigation ~
an afffRY tnr elims1 80 whish Was
stayed "a Nes4uis street near Law.
fcnec Yesterday Aftstueor ai-ent ~
ard which rcsancd en- Nefiaus kriae
~our,t- lu fhs args-fca man aot = had
sass apfVss tae f.er ani nerk ~ sat
either Mexican. Nanaei &plos.s.A
sglorio VAS apgaessntA ,h, uiurs 49,
fiousis hntt svssNs stitches in tAs
~uurts pttna taken THO nikds ..,f.i>
missed stVennR an aft.fs AZ ~
ssnl nemc fg further tfrAtn4hi Nals
ttt uclfitci iArNtd sash sfrost ave-
afaomfa eAith ihaash galnf,i ID sci
considered SERIOUS n fs thaasnt 81
reviewed tht Wouni - hls WIN hand lr
fhe Fenefsl uliXpp ~ stsirmcet az
ift rAuet ~ iae fp~ asa tfsn pa b.,
iasi n.sht ai.d BE- chafscs htsv ht,n
Nfvisff,a esalnrt rithrr man Nci
Zoe rH~ ls stit 80 hafc started e.
tne tattnt isi lttv,-n thnpaisai ana
NtsQu.tt strrei- N,sih oi Lawrence
fsfn Whore iht tse l,iaEhs aN ih. 0At
arrand inr eafnpf ara into soc arms ~
tlt tlfN AND rorap officers
An eidfntrf raHkvi fNNs Was iakrr
rtm Ntaor tt uht offissfs after ibe
fr.atF it d aaid u0 Weal.,A eAs
faaHl HH sWrctn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
PLANS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Different Oresrircd nands ard o.
chsstras Unite IN rffcri 20 Form
nups Symphony.

tnusuant kcsn interest has trru ni
uused in sh. praposai vs. establish in
corpus CHRISTI ht 0npe nmbhonf
orchestra ~ haFt proportions Tor
sprral nfr4sinns sasn af che i'ffts
convention snirh contenfr m inue
aha faf gprefsi ofhes aceariuns ~hese
a feature aiifstDun % thls kind oan
us arfon dated
Jhai there T. niiph melcrfi in M
olu faf the orFaHlesfipn ~ an ~
chenifa Ia tuuraFe farafshis wiih siiF
.lsnliar tfpnnifautu in inN state and
iAat thr INTEREST uf the musicians -
iaa llN Naf ntNn liHaNrf iH tNr lN
nlhalilsH az the pf1rosal was Hhpvi
ai ihe me,tiue hrif Sunday escfneuii
ln tar Nasees ilnfei when mrntffs ~
500 different hands sna orchestra
thtoarhani the eiih ana other mut'.
rlans not mrmh0rs ~ rfrerHi nrfHni
Eauuns i0inra in che discussion ~ 'hr
piAn and pfeparea iD Take the neffe
nsft Nfpa toward its conservation
Manarcr a. NH ~ The Hotel Wfsi
81 the mnsirlsna fesierda, e. uFt iH-
hutol nf ibe fOliuwlnE msniinat nna
expressed hnpe fhAi The proposal
would BE- carried npt Ths exact date
far tae meeting uiii bal announced isi1f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
FORMER SUPPORTER
OF lUTER IS NOW
FAVOR|NC MILLER
AMOS MOORE POINTS OUT WAY a
scrt FoR hUrrR 10 nlow
At CRY.
e~ey~,ns~t arpesrs, Owner ures. the
Re. tisei,sn 81 Mayer Miller IN
feaa,t tirstice.

aimee "a MeofV whose wonis grla
llNe u the prcecrl me,ofaii, cAlnnatkn
heft foilop. VAS a purpottyf ~ Afnn
l.Ntrf eafis in the campaign. 49,
Noorc 4 vsn AnpNn ana rcspveiea Ia
CORPUS CHRISTI
lis q . siaanch surrefsrr q the MA.
isr Standardization Nov ana he tells
semf tcsesus WHY the Mailer aamintss
lfAiien shou,l DO rc..lesie,l
siiANlnf heard ~ carfveelan ~ de-
AirvSal So mn,ilt;catian 81 tss ecula
sls-i i. I an constrained 10 aAA that Ne
shoula ~ az mrans rcelccl Masuf M
ler
q rvn cenrlacrntle rsrpsft, ln the
tlty AVID hayr fch shat Wss too
hoas3iy tased huJ 4 cannot feel that "a
Noaid ~ hlst az gnUt business o. ~
nlse water o. lhs Eine,n peai,lo ut A.
fafte "a iniN lhe oltt faf purposes ~
iaAatian Aloue aua that ir au u,s
s.ts ssall a. iaf b, nee
20 ao 81 veNld ccHaiel3 ~ a.
sirueuyt nei uris ~ tao larir ptivssc
inerssmentu made urun thg gttN's tAfii
praairc vi water lni aiso ~ Vur "
the giiss most valuable ssseta
"a a eos huawn thai la The hume ~
~. icHfitts vhn ieAfe asHi thousands
~ dollars with onr merchants. ~ i,p.
~oith which ADVERTISE tho rll, fAt and
slide
as has made is Uep eoaas. aNe.rs
fiman ascnNs sHn ID dauaied ihe shed
fnf that pat iu &c., ovn water mains and
hftiins systems anA pays tor their
mniuteueocs D. ,ke eiis vrrpared 20
pAs eot. take over ana maintain THESE.
pu, tn a sewer AVID drainage system.
fer an cxitnritn u thr mains. the f,iads
sud paved streets Il nrt what cs.
fusf can he nffrrgi Coz forius d lwfo
thr ellY. sseelt that H mifht w. taxed
io pave th, nniddi streets ~ Toe nm
snd huu
% assn assured W property uwnsra
~ he nlnrpn thai thes VIII pasdiy
HUmr luiH ihf oii, NhfH ia is proiiau.a
fo take cane ~ them
80 Il nuf 4 fa4i that lhe ciis la aei
tics tbs rfedu fgf the improvements
Dtipf made on iits llnconf iipw many
VISITORS hnaa a. o. Hnisihef
iins ani the money ~ fhe.r im
, rrnNumsnts SONS f0 the sliAn talbot
nd mtfrhhgirf is a. not te the siif
Interest ihnt pfitHte enterprises hua
capital siiauia build ep ro nnruriaul
hutufH that will ersstpaliy te 4 pat
iaf Hf Az nui she milse f stree
nfhts tsat spsi 40. city nHihiAs nent
'sHvtstlNfmru lnot arrives me 10,
ehsN cOminH iH asrg the aausaps ans
~ fifHf and isfi when an she p
ia II eist io stir VI inaiu seciinna
feeling that might add another fhctiea
"a naitnsr "a disnlli,a wrapnn 4
It Nlu, ur faf 90 uso u upnn 90
uIsnda
"Nto hiss aono mor faf curpu
CHRISTI than tueir itonrftf Iunniil'
JUDGE d. On sTnit
Nunshuv when snNihinf heipfi an
pesfa either in sine history uf traditlul
rs the city Va connection win @pdle
Scott tho Initials ~ ~ aFt prominent
Hiomsf q itlaiue had nssson 4
'prey f'rnm my ffsndr Good Lend a.
liver me-. and NJ i.uirr may psli ~
likewise
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
REALTY TRANSFERS


proas nlci for rccori with thr coun
~ cisfi yesterday wrrr
Mn.He Wen and AHe Wen to R o
ChaWhrH snd b. 81 Dhamhert lpt COS
hlcek ia iaf View confederation $500
chnrlrH g Carlisle and g. D. ilit-
gers TRADE iufs 10 3 and l5 ana "a BIB
hiHck is91 FlfshHr Addition Corpus
rhnml for Southeast quarter section
11 n township sg Wnudwhrd reunts
OKLAHOMA being 700 afrrs
W Do smith anJ wife o. B . Ne.
Coos an0 81 b uuehauan iui 90 hlork
g. Hss Ficu Addition Numhcr ceN
sideiaNm $500
q q NcConl sna a. % uarisanau
lo 81 O. South Easi hair - lu;a ia
and niuoh icF iro0hiln Aadliion
consideration ffgfa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
SUhtRAL BUYS FINCH HOME
pRomgngkT CONTRACTOR cLoe.
Ge $4,000 DUAL FOR CANAN.
ckHuA 81. pROPURrirs.

Throurh = Deal cinsra Yesterday in
thih rlts. a., hnmm.fai becomes owner
~ property insiedink the d. I. Finch
hpmF "a 80 south rafsnrphaa street
"a Do said ihe confederation vas tiapDp
~ suUsnsrai II g well htupn cons
ifaftsf ~ thls slit. bslna ~ ths fsn.
lcsn prominent in The hnliainA activity
~ ihe riil ~ the paai Hpiubsf N
year
The ufUperif purchased is cunfiifffg
i,af g she splendid residences ~ tho
tty. end valuable holding
n b. rinrh end fsnilf Wili leave
shortly b. make their homo ir 'ofri +.
cana They hase resided ie thie eitY
fof ihs isssi five srafs END are H''-s.,-
lnfni hare
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06

Nioeiy furnished rlomp with board
rl0se ln fnr mates ral pheno tsi 90
iugulpp "a SO TvlHf street. iarh
Place under nfw management ODD
fkevsffisemsut
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06

western Union TELEGRAPH COMPANY
furnishes msraenfera g. ~ srfanin
aag 40 night Phone tsgi ftstf
fk1tsgflnefptnf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06

tnfmatitm b. disease character
itct ii rains in ths ioietr sud Do iht
uiuftits TOE musi cnnumen fugmt Arr
Acute and rhfaiio hhsnmaiism Nhcu.
mtut iir1aafhos Seisue Nheumatism
lhd iuuinaEo AIS " Theses ispes ean
hr hsipc1 ahsaiusss ~ apphinR SOME
eeaJ imminent ihai psns,wies Al ~.
pi4DaliUn ~ rluanf iautmgat tnn ~
three tmss d a., o. the aur,ied part
vU HiNe instan uiirf Shows iAnif
uierf iu rn0d fH ualn and especially
Nhrmnlftt Yain NreAufr 81 psngtratVs
is tno seat ~ ihe irsNhie feothes thr
afflicted par and tfawr thc palm
sioan's ianmsui ls ai medicine Cos
81 gtr hnitie nnu hrcp ii handy n
0asf y amffftnNf Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06

rhe nssssins q shs pitsman Phslsihss
Ciafn viii not be- held this evcnirS 20
other dates cannleisa. 1hs date ~ tbs
meeting viii - announced ieisf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Bakery Specials

Fancy three-layer Cakes, Cocoanut cream an
 or chocolate, regularly BOG quality Saturday only ...,..............2 zoe Hydrx Sunshine Biscuits, regularly 35c "a special at .&8C
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Handkerchiefs, 14c

cftadren;s white Handkerchiefs plain stitched while
 the lot 1osts Saturday only Il 7ac
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
19c Ribbons ali 12c yd.

Prints and az nc Satin Taffeta Ribbons-all the
 shades. These are splendid 19c goods-specal ID Saturday .---12 12c yd-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Beddinq and Blanket Special

BFNE BLANKETS. full size new plaid designs wool Finished regular ss'5o ye,--. yalue-at, S2 .25I SPREADS. extra size. sold regu 9Sc JarE, a special at ..-:- 'S>@ V"
 Floor, Rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
$1. 50 Paiamas at 98c

Fine heavy weight Flannelette, Soisette
 Pajanlas, military collars, silk frogs and
 tons; fancy and plain colors. All sizes, -Satur-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Mems 2ec Hose 1ec pair

quality silk fibre Half Hose double sole heel
 toe many of the best shades; regular 29c-- Saturday s....s 19o Mems pure thread silk Half Hose black co1ors with double cotton sole. heel and toe; soc value
 at ....-..... .... :. ....-. ..... 2oo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Save on Groceries

Best Creamery Butter-on Saturday
 only .s.s--........, SIC Absolutely Fresh Eggs not cold storage),
 per dog. .s...... 35C Howard $ Salad Dressing, regularly 25c-- Kirkman's $ Borax Soap, 6 bars for ZSCy
 and one package of Washing Powder Free with each purchase of six bars.
 Corn Starch, 9c quality, per package Sc One and one-half pounds of our regular soc Coffee for .-......4........, 3Oc Your choice of four kinds of best 60c
 Teas, English Breakfast, Oolong or Mixed Saturday only ......!. 35G
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

Fine Broadcloth Suits in black, navy and African brown; coats in blouse effect, belted, lined with guaranteed satin; skirts faring style, with side plaits trimmed with skunk opossum at collar and cuffs. Price
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Mems $2 Underwear at $1.3e

shirts A
 timely offering for Saturday. They're regular
 $2. .00 value-specal .S1.28 most complete line of cotton and wool Union
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Mems Silk Ties at 35c

Regular soc FOur-in-hands, designs. sold hundreds of them last Saturday
 a shipment this tWoo three of
 these natty ties and money. Saturday .85c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Pure Food Market
 Saturday Specials

Everything that can be desired for Sundays dinner or for breakfast and supper too, for that matter-can be pur- chased right here in the Pure Food Market. And we might add, that this sec ton is a hit with all who desire the high est grade food at reasonable prices.
 Meat Special for Saturday, include: Native Fresh Broilers, 9Ra
 per fb ! Native ,td,, 1h Soup Fowl, 18c Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb, 29e
 City Dressed .................. Best Native Sirloin, Steaks and 9EeZ
 Porterhouse Roasts,. per fb ..,
 Also Fresh Native Pork, Hams, Shoulders, Pork Loins, Sparerib, Hooks and Heads, cut fresh daily from fresh Stock-Ilots cold storage.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-11-05

A daughter was born Monday night
to Mr. and Mrs Frank Wilbur, South
Dewey street.
LENDERS Of the Garland Embroidery
club. with their husbands, numbering
80, pleasantly surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Mitchell. Friday evening. The
evening was pleasantly passed with
games and social intercourse. Mrs.
Mitchell was presented with beauti.
full bread tray, n symbol of friendship
and high esteem. Mr.. aud Mrs. Mitchell
will soon leave for their future home
in Binghampton, N. Y.
Evelyn j., the three. year. old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart, 461 Frazer
street, died Monday afternoon after
suffering for several days with ptomaine
poisoning. The child was taken i'll
shortly after he ate some sausage which
it is thought was infected with poison.
The funeral was held from the home
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev.
E. w. Foster officiating.
The Owosso police department made
20 arrests last month according to the
report for October made public by
Chief w. E Patterson. Eleven were
arrested on drunk charges. while the
other ~ were apprehended for various
offenses. The police travelled 1,256
miles trying doors and answering calls
They Travelled % miles each night try
ing doors. and 574 miles answering calls
during the month. Only 80 times have
doors been found unlocked, although
59,s9s doors were tried, an average of
552 doors a night.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-11-05

Toney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond
Walsh OF Caledonia township. fell from
an apple tree Saturday, and sustained
a fractured arm.
Misses Waltz Of Chelsea, and Weston
Of Ypsilanti, were guests of Miss Cora
Vandewater. Sunday. en- route Ihome
from the teachers convention in Sag
NAV.
q. L. Taylor and Attorney s. Q. Pull
yer representing the Citizens Savings
bank and A. L. Chandler representing
II Dodge were in Ithaca part of the
week where the case of Dodge against
the bank, was heard in the circuit court.
The North Owosso Ladies Aid meet.
ing has been postponed from Thursday
of this week until Tuesday, Nov. o.
when the Aid will meet with Mrs. Paul
Willoughby. The postponement is on
account of the funeral of Mrs. VIM
Briggeman, Thursday.
Judge Miner has granted decree to
the husband in the case of Ray against
Eunice Wilkinson. The father Is given
the custody of the two girls, and the
mother their two sons. Mr.. Wilkinson,
who resides in Owosso, charged cruelty
and infidelity.
Glen Gillispie, assistant prosecutor
of Oakland county, was in Corunns.
Monday. Oliver Whitford of Owosso,
was appointed guardian of his son, For
rest Whitford, who is missing. The
young man is heir to about 81, 500 left
by an Oakland county relative.
The Queen Esther circle OF the First
M. E. church was pleasantly entertained
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Alliton, N. Water street. Fol-
lowing the regular business session a
special program was carried out A
pot luck supper was served at 6 o'clock.
Charles Hart, a farmer residing south
of the city, picked up Albert Smith as
companion, Wednesday, and they
took a room at hotel. During the
evening Hart discovered his watch and
chain and $ls were gone. He notified
the police and Smith was arrested with
the watch and money on his person.
Ha was bound over to the circuit court
by Justice Friegel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Grneunnngen non 8eamten.

Die S~taDttommliilon genehnligte
aeltern bic com aommiiIdr 5aroine
DoraeIegten @rnennungeu fir bic
2(btbeilmg fir oifentIide arbeiten.
Bum 5uperinteuoeHtelt Der 5pe5lal.
toren tDlr0e 8. B. 6orO init eiuenl
Wtonatsge1olt bon $110 %ernonnt.
9oilptbufboIter ipltr0e 5oeI Sobns
ion, gbemifer 8. 90. Witlbitrl Glert
q. 6. Road, Gbauifanr q. 8.
5pnii1 Gtenogropbin CHA 3nruer
unb 4ribatiefretdr 81. 3. Shenf.
On Der SngenIeurS 4bt9etlung
lpur0en erDannt Chef 3ngenieur
,yobn Bruce; qiItitent mo Gbef.5n
ipeftor Serntonn 9enl, Gelo. 5n.
genieure u. 8. 9robdn3nif Charles
&. 4anlif, @. vi. 8~ooobribge uno
8. q. Woredrtp; 6itlfsfrdfte Sen.
Meth Wlc8oud. q. VI. aerme0D, u.
R. Bupe un0 q. 6 8imnernonn.
sSn Der abt6eilung filr giirgeriteige:
BorTonn 5obn 8elnllon $40 mo.
notiid; Snipeftoren q. y. @1rt uno
9sianore Zimmerman. 8ormmnn Der
abtbeiIling fir GtraBenfret8ungen
urolpe Z. ". Dte@operH uno gorr
mann Der adnalobtheiLung @ilinm
Sutton. Ger bisberige Gtn0t.
inaenteur 80. Ipmnienb berbIeibt i'm
itdotiiden 9ieuite. BIZ 5nipeftorer
fir offentlide Qrbeiteu pitroen er'
nnnnt. "a. 8. 0liEer. Gem 9trlcD.
2ouis 9lrbin, 8. s. gonIon 81. s,
gIiBt 6. 8. aarbndb 81 2. SbeL
Don, Sobn 8oIHler. Sol. Trebilcod
.H q. 5tepart Sogn girnt. ,sobr
@drbep S.M Gapis. glrthnr NrIggs,
u. 81. aifoer uno Gid 9cpe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
aOblrntreif In
.a GngIauO beigelegt!
Tenn @erucbmeu nah 6ao aac 5nr-
bcrungfu Der aBhlengrdber
beuiaigt.

Qonbon, ct. euli. Ter tobfen.
oraberitreit nuroe getern beigeIegt.
anideincn0 lit Elm llebereintonumen
aetroffen, bod errpartct man niht.
oaB bic 4rbeiter por 0ouneritag
ltlr 4rbeit Biriiffebren. gpatere
M}elbunaeu bef1gan DAB BEL aQet
aeitern 4bsn0 in ben aobtenbesirfen
~obgeboltener moIieuoeriammlungeu
Die if6erqroBe Mebr3abl Der Berg
[eute iitl fir @ieoerauna6ne Der
arheit entihie6. Vie berlautpt,
iin6 Den aotIeugrdberu nidt mtr Be.
0eutenoe 2obnerh6bun9en MtgeIpro.
den, ionoern aud ale tire Iomtiaen
6%oroernngen iiuo erflat. 3amit
tieI natiirlid Der Strcifqrun6 fort.
Seute criol4t ie6od crit Bic %en6giltt.
ae 4bitimna,na, uno crit, iueuu
hieie bic abnln9ungen scr 9eleaaten
autbeibt foeroen 100000 glann
mieoer an Sic arbeit 1e6en. gdon
iebt maft fid iebod In gngtaa0
aroBe grLeidterirg funb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
y.aasel aa OarOpOntH!
@ieiige dabritnts f0nnea bic fraHer
aus 2eArallaH0 1e5yHenen mir
tBeuuetie cr1aqe1.

8aibingtoL ii. 5itli. Gem
4anDelsuegarleIllent MIRO es tntmPr
Hle1r tlar. oaB Der UtaHgel AT gl1len
6aroltuneu mIuler be0euIenoer lDro,
l0oaB lurolae oelieu meDrere IerttL.
faDrlten berelts TIRE IBuren ltlle.
BEN muBter. 4~eiou6ers fuglbar
maft llH Der Wtongel al s5nolgo,
tnf0 0te 6abritate BADEN oaburt1
itatt Der blauelt cine mebr brautl-
lide Jarbe, oumit iill0 Ieooh Die 0e.
idaftsleute lll0 oos 4ublltltm ntd)t
5ufrleoengei.eut. Quh bel Dielen
anoeren 4erlufen bat oas grgeD-
ntB. inoein man MIR nIoallfit neuig
queen 6auJtoif benupte, ntft be.
irle0i8t. A~leoerboIte Neriude. BON
ben glaiirter bic GrlaltbniB Ill CT.
langen. 6arbitoffe ais 1eutihlano
ein3ufllbren, iino feblgeialagen
0roBbritaldeu bate uid)ts gegen.
cine beitinmte an5Qbt oon 5aifls.
ien0ungen, nber 8autihlauo gins
nidt 0arauf Elm, ailsgellonlmer, es
tpilroe ais ausglei6 nus ben Scr.
5taaten 9auimpoae u1o Qiloeres
bacterial he}ieben fotnen. 1eluff.
lono bat geniigeno Der ertulnidten
Earbitoffe oiif Eager, Inn odnit benz
bieitgen ae5orie fiir Die 0oier Don
mefreren Mionaten 81 aeniigar, un0
bic 6eutidel sabrifonteH miiroen
audi germ ben alltertflnilfen Worft
altfredt erbalten. 4uf Der onoeren
5eite iollen piele 6nrbitofi 6nbrifen
in GeltidIai0 in iolhe ltntBefnnris
belt ipor6en iein, In oenen Wlunition
uno Ga3aretbbe0iirfniiie angefertigt
tDer0en. 1~aIpeterianre lit erioroer.
LID 3ur Qnfertigiing Der fiinltIiden
5ar6toffe, nber aud III Der bon gllt.
milton. 8eutidlaqlo crb1it tie be-
lonoers ans Gbili bns lit iebt dber
faltm moglid, uro es Diiroe 0es.
baIb germ 5nlpeteridure nniteIle bon
gaumipole oegen 5arbitoffe aus.
taitiden.
Su5piIden tpiirOen bier, benz.
GaRocls suFolge, IeibIid
cute 0erilhe ongeltcllt, Bflan5en.
%far6itofie als griaa 81 benpsen. nno
tie iuer0en h INNER grObcren Wai.
fen angeiertigt. 9ie n%ationnIe Der.
einigmg Der Gubrifanten bon
strumpfen un0 llnterfleioung baeen
atih aHgefinoigt. oab es an aapinI
3ur Grrihhlng grober 4ilIaaen Teb,
ZEN ipiiroe. fails nidjt bic @arantic
geaeben paroe, baB ihuen aud nah
gdlub Oes arieges 5dub gegen
o%iisfuartige aaufnrreHj 3lltbeiI iper,
Den ipiiroe oas oiirfte nber peafu
Der vlln0ertpooo 5imnons Gid"
l~unnt6alit ieuL-
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@eldmerbe Der sdllpcis.

8ern 5hpei3. 81. 3uIi. Die
bat iid pcridieoenttih bei
ben frieg fiibrenoen 91ntionen bar.
ii6er beidperi. oaB Der 8oitoertebr
spiiden Der Shpei5 uao onberen
~iieiitralan gdnbern, beionoers nit
ben Ser. Gtn1telb tart ourd Die
9enioren Der arie9fibrenorn bebin.
bert poroea lit. 8n1lreihe griefp,
iefbit iolhe, bic eiugei6rieben iin0,
llno BON noer rad neutraIen Can.
bern gei1n0t iinn, mer0en t1gIid
1urildgebaIten obcr ber36gert,iD Die
iduei3eriiden gehorocn befannt ae.
ben. Gie rifentIifen un6 amtlifcn
8eidneroen iino biSber obne grfola
9ctpeIen.
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l~aneLuhia" lebtnsf1 1+l.Ae m S
ser a1eutideu Gbeniideu @eicl.
ihaft III 9erQm Usl .4.t,
narupbIeaI 7orietp@ Der ~4mericau
4~iiotiatiou for tic Advancement of
5rianea~ uin uno elmer gali5eu
Reibe oeutider 9ereinc.
Ger 4naIiprph Or. 9ernmers
fur icinc 11dtigfeit ais Geutih.
4merifoner lalltet: sd bin ein gu.
ter ontetitariider 9atriot. unb &c.
raoe neil Ia es Tin. babe th mir
oas 3iel geiteft. 10 1iel 6eutides
@eien dIs irgen0 nl0gliA in mein
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steriliiieruugsbrG6rSe ernnnnt.

aincoIn, 81. Sui. aan atts.
flbrung bes BON Der Iebten 2egis.
Iotur an9enummenen @riebes ilber
bic gteriIiiitrung nnboilbar aranfer
ernannte aeitern @oupcrnair @ore.
heno fol9er6e Setter Don gtrafan.
italten gu MitgIiebern Der Qrifunas.
bel6roe: Superintendent .. II. MiI.
ttams, Gtantsninl BIZ gintoln, gors
iibonDer Superintendent III. IN.
Barrier, aioI 81 6nitinas; guper.
inten6ent M 3. gnticru, aorfoIf
afpf; Superintendent u. 4. Snii,
Beatrice Mini 1tn0 superintendent
s.. " Orr oribopabrdes SHititti!
hit 2incolH.
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4dtung, aameraoen Der 2entfdcn
Wenpiieniaaft!

g lei hermit alien aameraben
6efonnt qeulof)t, bob tpegen oes aro'
ben 5QngeriGtes in 0ieier Bofe
uniere nadite regeImdBige 9erinmm.
lung auf G~onneritag abano, ben 20.
Sull berIegt norben lit. aae ao.
mera0en iinb hermit fretnolidit er.
iudt. 3u 0ieIer 8erinmmf1na =
lid ait eridetnen ur0 NIT ben &ifets
BON 3eite iur be Strlegptpl4aeeu4t=
Den 1b3urehnei1.
gonis ShmiOt, 9rdiioert.
8. gemm, Sefretar.