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Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
NERVOUS, OVERWORKED PEOPLE NEED CHEMIST
 BEGY'S NERVE TONIC

One 5o-cent box of Begy's NerveIAid Tablets taken as directed has turned many weak nerve-shat ttered man or woman into a vigorous, keen minded
 If worry, overwork, tobacco or stim- ulants or any excesses of any kind have left you weak and without confi- dence in your ability, get a box of Begy's Nerve-Aid Tablets at Lee & Os- goods today on a guarantee that you will feel 50 per cent. better in six days or money back. Remember that Chem ist Begy. the man who made Mustarine Three days trial treatment. by mail only, for 10 cents from Begy Medicine Co.'S BeRNk Bldg guafFa FaQche heSter @4N,nYs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
Fishing Privilege and Boats can now be had at Anderson's Pond at AshwilIet.
 OTTO ANDERSON

ham. A special train will bring New York guests to the wedding.
 Colchester.-Deacon L. c. Brown has peas in blossom, and in spite of the cold weather they are looking fine.
 Hartford.-Chief Justice Samuel O. Prentice and Mrs. Prentice of Hart ford have been guests of Mrs. Prem tice's mother, Mrs. Andrew J. Post, oi Englewood. N. J.
 Hartford.-The summer garden of the Hartford schools will be opened at Colt park next Saturday with a full attendance, according to Superintend- ent of Schools T. s. Weaver.
 Ansonia.-Rev. George L. Barnes who was ordained to the Episcopal ministry in Middletown last week, as- sisted in Sunday services at Christ Episcopal church with the rector, Rev. E. B. Schmidt. At the morning ser- vice the young minister preached the sermon.
 New HaVen.-Miss Alice Cordier, whose marriage with Dr. Constantine J. MacGuire, Jr., will take place Thurs day, June 10, at New York, has select ed Mrs. L. F. Mulford of Philadelphia as her matron of honor and the brides maids will be Misses Katharine Mac Guire of New York and Janet Burns of Brooklyn. Dr. MacGuire's best man will be Dr. Tracy Farnum of New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
PLAINFIELD
Hill Family Moving to Wauregan- TaftviIIe Croquet Players No Match for Local Experts-Station Breaker Sent to Jail.

Charles FIiIl and family have moved to Wauregan. MT. Hill was one of the oldest in point of service of the local mill operatives. He moved from Wau- regan to Plainfield when the first block of looms was started in the mill.
 Sent to Jail.
 John O'Hare, a 33d degree knight of the road, was arrested by Officer B1iv- en Sunday morning, charged with breaking and entering the Packerville freight depot. When arraigned before Justice Benjamin Briggs Monday there was insufficient evidence to warrant the man being held on this charge. He was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail, however, on the less serious charge of vagrancy.
 TaftvilIe Players Defeated.
 The AJacquessC sCartieEc club of .TeftYilla
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
CARD PROPERTY SOLD.
Main Street Real Estate Purchased by
 John L. Hall of Boston.

A real estate deal which has been in the works for some time has finally been made, the Card property so- called, next to the Opera house block on Main street. having been sold to John L. Hall of Boston. formerly of this city, who with his mother, is the owner of the Opera house property.
 The Card property was left by the late Hannah T. Card, together with other property, to five trustees for an old peoples home to be established in this city, and they were given per mission to sell it if in their judgment advisable. This has now been done, but as the estate will not be settled until fall. in all probability, the money will not be available for use in build ing a home this season. It is expect ed that a start will be made next spring on the land recently purchased on McDermott avenue. just off Wind ham road
 The price for which the property was sold has not been made public.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
COLCHESTER

Mrs. Mary A. Baker has returned from a few weeks visit with her sister in Bolton Center.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Baker returned Sunday from a weeks visit with their sons in New Britain.
 Mrs. Walter F'rissell of Attawaugan is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Lucius c. Brown.
 Mir. and Mrs Daniel w. Williams of New Britain were guests of MT. Will Hams parents at The Homestead Sun day.
 Frederick A. Smith of New Britain was recent guest of friends in town.
 Mrs Ora Clark of Salem was the
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
WIH4L>IM4ANTIC

of $6,051, the amount Windham re- ceives from the state on account of the enumeration returns of last fall. There were 2692 children enumerated, which at $2.50 a head makes the total. The average attendance figures for the night school were 111.04.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
Pays s1,ooo More on Debt.

Rev. T. F. Ramon of St. Josephs church that another thousand dollars has been recently paid off on the in debtedness of the church. This makes a total of ten thousand dollars, one third of the debt of the parish, which has been paid off since Father Bannon took the pastorate, some two and a half years ago. The major part of the debt was incurred on the building of the new parochial schoolhouse, a few years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
In 2 EeW Morals.

The June meeting of the board of selectmen was held Monday after noon in their chambers in the town building. No business of importance was transacted.
 The city labor payroll for the week ending June 5, 1915, totalled $636. 90, divided as follows: Police department, $143t09; street departmene, $224y40; lower Main street improvements, $7904; oiling streets, $10; block pav- ing construction, $94.z5; waterworks, SS612
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
JESSE F. CHURCH DEAD.
Former WiIIimantic Man Was Oper- ated on for Appendicitis at Schen- ectady,

Word was received in this city Mon day of the death, in Schenectady, N. Y, early the same morning, of Jesse F. Church, 58 years of age. Death fol- lowed an operation for appendicitis. The deceased was for number of years a resident of this city, and was at that time manager of the Wilii- mantle Gas & Electric Light Co., He is survived by his wife and three chil- dren, of whom one, Lewis Church, is son-in-law of John E. Brick of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
What Is Going On Toniqht

Willimanttc Lodge, No. Il. A. o. U w, 140 Valley Street.
 San Jose Council. No. 14. K of C., Opera House Block.
 Thread City Tent, No. 2s, K. of NJ, Jordan Block.
 Winimantic Council. No. 72s. R. A., Odd Fellows Hall.
 Olive Branch Council, No. 10, R. and s. M. Masonic Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
FUNERAL.
Beatrice Delude.

The funeral of Beatrice, eight-year- old daughter of MT and Mrs. Poly dore Delude, was held from her par ents' home Monday morning. A re- quiem high mass at St. Mary's church was sung by Rev. c. J. Lemieus. The services were largely attended. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
Going Back to EngIanc
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Haddam.-The wedding Of Miss Eleanor Taylor, daughter of Howard Taylor, of No. 19 East Sixty-fourth street, New York, and Gouverneur Morris Carnochan, Jr., will take place June IT in Christ church, Middle Had dam, and will be followed by a recep- tion at St. Clements, the country home of the brides father, near Chat
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
New Lights at Town Building.

The installation of two standards and lights at the entrance to the town building was begun Monday by men in the employ of John T. Ashton. The lights will be somewhat similar to the one recently installed in front of the J. F. Carr Go. store, and will stand about halfway between the two flights of steps on the Main street side
 There will be three lamps on each standard, and more may be used dur ing the Old Home week celebration.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
Odd Fellows to Institute Woman's
 Auxiliary,

This afternoon and evening will be a big time for the local lodge of Odd Fellows, as a sister lodge will be in- stituted, to be known as the Violet lodge of Rebekahs, No. 57, I. o. O F. It is expected that about 80 will be initiated, the degree work being per- formed by a team from Hope lodge of BebekahS of Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08

Standardization have been is- sued for the wedding of Miss Anna Elizabeth DePeyster and Oliver GiI- dersleeve, Jr., at Trinity church in Portland Monday evening, June IA, at ' o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
Combinations
THE H. 6. MURRAY CD,

Fair HaVe1-The warriors degree will be worked at the meeting of Mini gret tribe of Red Men Thursday even ing. Several candidates to unite with the Brauford9 tribe will take the de- gree.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
Grandfather,

Nellie Evelyn Clark of Boston, granddaughter of Robert Upton of Mansfield. died at MT. Upton's home with hypostatic pneumonia She was born in Bolton, April 5, 1899, the daughter of William Eugene and Lydia Upton) Clark, and was on a visit to her grandfather when taken III.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08

School Grant $6,o51.
 The town school committee has sent in to the state board of education the order and receipt for the payment
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
CREPON NIGHT GOWNS Specially Priced for This June Showing and Sale


  
 
   lot of nc worth 75c fol sal
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
NAINsOOK NIGHT GOWNS

 run val sale
  a
 simple with burg regular vaIu sal ce
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
Murray's Boston StOre|
 WILLIMANTIC, CONN.
Our June Showing and Sale of
 Muslin Underwear
Will Begin "Wednesday, June 9th

Even hot of the last few days has convinced you that is think of Summer Underwear the quality style and prices featured this showing sale should do There advantage to you putting off your purchases you willing suffer the inconvenience of sonal day. It settle the underusn ques-
 for all Summer and has there been better oppor tunity than the present time.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
JEWETT CITY

Carl Baumgartner Found Drowned, Standing in TadpoIe Pond-Edward p. Lyon a Native of Lisbon-Har- mony Club Entertained.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
NOTICE

On account of the work ol the Water Department, Corn ing road will be closed from Hamilton avenue to the city line until further notice.
 J. J. CORKERY, Supt. !
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
OBITUARY.
Miss Julia o'conneII.

Julia O'Connen, 37, died Sunday night at the home of her sister, Mrs George Rathbun. in Windham. Tu- berculosis was the cause of death. She was born in Norwich, August 8, 1877 the daughter of John and Julia (Sullivan) OCOnnell Mrs. Rathbun is the only surviving relative.
 Bolton Girl Dies While Visiting Her
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08

ham. A special train will bring New
 York guests to the wedding.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08

Colchester.-Deacon L. c. Brown has peas in blossom, and in spite of the cold weather they are looking fine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-14
2ie Marine.8e .8erathnnas6eASrSe

8aI6ington, IA. Sept. - Die
9amen Der aiitglieber Ser neltge.
i6dffenen 8erotbungsbeb0rbe Der
ariegsflotte ser Ser. 5taaten itno
tom Setretqr Daniels betanat gcge-
ben moroen. Die be6eutenoIten
Se6nifer ino @rfin0er oer Der.
Staoten befinoen iid oarlntcr. Die
erite aonferen5 Der geborOc miro
am Wfittipoh ben 6. Gttober i'm
Marine0eparteinent in ggai6ington
unter Dem GoriiB DON 8boma8 6.
gbiIon itGttftnoen. Sefret6r Cant
elS bat wie Ct erflGrt, Die 9Gbfi6t,
oofiir 81 iorgel 6aB ben 9eidfiiiien
uno gmpfeblugen oieier ge60roc
ltiAt nur Bet sen gorlageu 0pS 3e-
partements iiir oen aongrcb, ion-
bern and 6eim reguI6ren arieg3-
flottenoienit i'm tpeiteIten llinfange
Hehltlmg gctr1Qen tperoen.
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Jlirrlhnnrt ntrlIrn
BunOrsmtItltir unl
lssbtfiaHtn tinr fananlNtl HH
Amftiiauu atlalsal asttl
lautf uftlaai

3lfamU HillF Gef Ia ept
lum ttlien Nlat itilhtm muidn,
ld1t Nduhen 6b NtphFn nNhRr
fudditli niadif iilffn Atgnb ant
Hauor ofrrltfn oui eta amrrildnI
idig htihlonCf u0bt hcn 9lio
tstanbt clufn woht poFtatilrltn
Hudrli Gin ongflldmidlct el.
Cat mlfhr htiohitt lma mci wif.
ben ituer fCrpniact
,st ogm gdart mghrctcr nor
rciieu bticn0tn Ndi ~ Nlam uom
t2 NdpnlltrItkRcalnrH. srlgn
taaraalbridl. ols iid nod im
@dlIimuuer lanen brnerfic Ser
elndlipoitfu bctunidilcitrn0c Ulcu.
iuncr, ueldc ioiort 6tller rroiines
ten, nis Der Soften Sic sdllaienhrn
mcdte Cie .iahI Der gndreiipubcu
mir0 ouf etipu 30 aeihdtt. meIdc
ieoodj nod ether balben Sfnl6c 0ns
Seler dIIgabeu nu0 iidl juriidiogcu
Der @emeiuc autlonp Graft BON
Detroit, g2idl. fnno bci Dem Sefedt
oeu 800. lronwetcr Sorolo y. Sor.
neD bon Nlotertopn, u D.. erbiclt
einen ShuB I'M lhIterIeib un0 oiirite
iterbelL mto Geraelnt geolib, Der
Die glbtbeiIing tonnnanoiertc. mur0e
bon einGn StreifihuB aetroiien. Sic
UierIfaner Habmen ibre 8erfpllls
6eten ooer Eooteu NIT iid, iobab
man Die 3ahl Ocriel6en nift ipeiB.
SSn ser .ltdbe oeS @efehtsortes
puroen ipdter 3lpei Maggonlaouu-
gen 8afien beidlagnabnlt. 9Silui
Wterifaner, tpeIde aui Der 9fnnh
ipnbnen, mf tuel9er Der lleberfalL
itattfanO, ipuroen Uerbnitet lmb nah
San 9enoito gebra6t.
Die militdrii9en Geb0r0en fabn,
ben auf Die beiOen Wlerifaner 2ouis
De ga 9foia un0 2lniceta 9si5ano,
meIHe glufrnfe 5ur 9oOtung bon
9lmerifnnern erIaiien bnben oie ull-
ter Die nuf anIerifanilher Seite mob,
nenoen Merifaner pertbeilt muroen.
gtobe goinbnrg, Ger, tptroen ouf
einen 2anobrieftr1aer i1ebrere
SdJiiiIe aus Dem Sinter6nlt obgege.
ten. gfrmee-GatroniGen Diroen III,
folgeoeiien nab iener gegenb be-
oroert.
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Sic 9lusiagcn iibcr
arabir=llntrrgang!
Die 3engen bcbaupteu, Dab Drrielbr
ODHr gNarnung tOrpcDirt nnD
Oerirnft DOrDen III!
Prdi. 8iIIpu Fs9t Den simmtl bOnr SatgsIssul

gloibtnaidn "a Scpt Gic
aeiiriar aoniegcus imndlm 5ctrftdr
gauiiul mo oenl beiiiidleu Aoiihai.
icr eraiebt iol1cn0eu 5iahis
sEcm oeiiilden 9plidaitgr iuurs
cen Die btidworeueu Ausioacn Der
Gfiiperc pm0 llehcrIcbcn0en ser
.slraDuc1 ilbermittclt. meldc 0orin
iibertuHtiumer, ouB oer Tontpier
trie0lidl ieineu regelnoBigen sturs
perrolgie, ols er obne gsarnlug ior-
pcoIert murOe. IS inur0p ocm BOT.
idlniter aleidsgitip ntItgetbeilt. onB
Die Ser Stdaten cine Grtihuloiaiuq
fir Den 2lHgrIf ionic Sdo0eneriab
fiIr ben 800 Don glmeritanern ners
lnngeu
9ielc glltsioqeu miro Der got.
ihafter all oos 2lnsipartige gluIt nod
Berlin ienDen. Sine 9Lntlport iuiro
IN ettuu TO Gagen errpartet Dan
glaubt, 0aB oie 0elttid)e Gegierung
IN glnbetroht o6iger 9lltsiugen III.
rem Gtanopunft Guoern unO Dem
gsilnid)e Der Ser. Stuateu noh.
fonmen miro.
Die Ser. Staaten iin6 iest i'm
9eiis aIler n6tbigen SSnformationen.
peroen jeoocb NIT elmer Gntldei6un1
marten, bis @raf Don 8ernitorff nit
ieiner 9iegieruug berotben bat.
Sbgleif 9ie Ser. Staaten nidt
3uge6ea tper0ail, oaB irgenO cine
Sroge, pelhe Die 5iderbeit bes 9e-
bens amerifunii6er 8iirger beriibrt.
eilen SdieoSgeridt borgeIeqt fpir0,
boben le 3elltidIau0s Gcrli6erans
gen, ooB frieolide Iampfer niht
obne @arnpng torpeoiert iDeroen,
dn9enommen un0 iino ipabrihein.
lid 6ereit, falls Deutidlon0 0ie Gnt-
idaoigingsfra9e einem Gdie0sge-
riht porIegen mill, ald1 Die SSrage.
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Oh oie aaIrobit iboii6dIidl i'm &c.
Arifi fian0, OaS llnterieeboos anau.
areiien aino 10 Acr AeirbIsbnbrr hes
lebtfreu int alpdte par. ebeniaa6
Gem SdieoSaeridt n mhprbreiten.
1d0nrd miro bic iSitllotion iuieber
boifnnnasreidhcr.
0raii0ent @iliou bot cine @inIo.
0luig, tn Der 5neiten 0alite 0ca Qlo-
nats bel ciner 6elpgenbeit cine I'm.
ipradle 3it baItea, NIT foLaenoen
&orten obaelehnt. e1ir hoffen anc
uno beten. Dab Der Sinuel lido fId.
rem mogc. glber mir, ailf OieIer
Seitc Oes @oiiers, boben feline Son.
troIle oarilber, umo es lit nnnogIid,
poraits5iiiagcn meIhen gerIauf bic
Ginge nebnlen mogeii"
@erarO tOnferiert NIT b. SSaguu.
Berlin. iiber 9onOon, IA. Sept
Ser omerifaniiae gotldafter in
Berlin bate eeitern glbeno efne Ian.
ge llrterreoung init Serrn b. "a.
gom, Dem oelttiden Sefretdr iir
uisip1rtige glngelegenbeiten. IS
9anoeIte iidb in Der &onferens tlidlt
mur I'M ben Soudbootfrieg, Ion0ern
audi oarlin pie Die ge8iebungen
Der 6eiOen 9fationen iilniger al ein-
anoer geitaItct iperoeu f0nnen.
8roninente uno aittitnterridtefe
@eriol1lidfeiter in gerIin lino Der
Meinllng. ooB. Die oeiltidle 1ipIonla.
tie ullo ons GrIegs1iut mid)ts lu1ner.
iilht laiien. init ben Ser. Staaten IN
5rieoe luO @i1ttfodjt sii Icben. 81.
mem leidten Stnnh aber Bat Die 6eut-
ife Geaierltirg ridt, brnn bic Dea.
rine anlo oos 6eiltide Golf oenfen
audi nidt i'm Gutfartteiten ooran,
ben Eau6bootfrieg eeeen Die 5einoe
3elltfdlanos auf3ngeben.
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u1etter6erid)t!

0nobn nnb l1meegetto. Shon
bente 1tno Diitttpod; etiuns fiihler
beitte 9(beno; indrtner on WtitttDob.
Gebrosto: Sfon bellte glb( B ltlio
g}ittmoG, fiibler I'M Siooite mar
mer I'M 9tpr0peiten 8drt am
Mittlpod.
Soma: eSm nageuieinen Ifon bent
tc 9[beno mtO glithuodj; Der idonen
8itterlulg geben I'M 6itIiden 9beile
@elpitteritiirme bormiS; fiibter ben.
te 9lbeno; lpdrnter am 1tittlDodl I'M
meitlihen 9beil.
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!Rniien aiclcn Idledlt.

Berlin IA. Sept, iiber 2ot0on.
Gic oeutide gfonuiroIitGt mcl0et.
Mebrere rdiiide Aeroploue arifien
cinen flcincn ncatfden areu5er IN
Der 9Gbe bon gginooii IN Ser 2itirc
M; iie iporfen odt 8omberL oie ie.
ood1 ibr 8tel berfeh lfen.
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grennenSer 9ampfer in siaerbeit

gteU yorf, "A. sept. = Der ol1f
bober Gee in 8rdno aeratbene
Qontpfer Soilit 2lnna, an 0eiIen
8oro iid 1900 itaIieniid)e Heier-
bitten befattben iii IN Siderbeit. Die
bon Dem aopitdn bes Sdiffes bier.
ber gelangte 8epeide bat folgenoen
aaSnbalt: gGos 5euer fam i'm 5peiten
Stouroitm gum glu8brud unb lit
jebt geloidt @ir ieten ltniere 8abrt
nah ben a8oren fort. Der 8nmpfer
2lncono befinoet iid IN imierer SD.
hp
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atnliener beiteIlen Nlnnitipn.

@cnf iiber @aris, IA. Sept. -
G8 miro btri6tet, 0aB Die italieni-
Idle 8egicrlng einen S4ontroft 5ilr
bon Dtltilitiot i'm 8ertbe
bon $7O00,000 nit elmer S6uci8er
Jirma in gbaur De 5on0s abgc-
idloiien babeu. (SoffertIi1 baben
iid Die sdpei8er quite 8iireidaft ge-
ben loIlen.)
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2euti6jeul luerSen 8iirgerpapierc
peria0t.

!Pemart q s., "a Sept. Der
&i1ter Osborne perlpeiqerte 6eutc
ct. aarl g. s5rauf pon NiapIetpooO
ouf 8eronIaiiling eines 3eaierungs.
Gertreter8 Die 5ipeiten Enpiere. Gic.
ier bebauptete, OaB Or. 6ranf an
Der Spite zines 6eutihen @ebeim-
bienites IN oiefem 2onoe ftebe. fSrnnt
erff1rte 0ieie @ebauptung fiir I'M.
tDobr iulo oob an. oaB er bel elmer
cleftriiden 6irlna ongeitellt iei mo
IN Oeren 2Iuttroa init Dem, Morine-
amt geidlditlid) 8lt t9uu babe.
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Warnnna uOr elmer S6minOlerin!

in anoeren stabfea ais 6ricoo ser.
mann ans. 3nlebt 1at tie III oeI
St1Otel @aitinas luO Si0nep ope
rirt uuo bort birlr 6raicn nn ibr
@eIO aebrddlt Sails Oicic S1iuill0-
lerin irgen0mo mieocr iid 5eigt, ion
te mon lie iofori berhaftcn laiien Die
betrogenen 5raucn aus 5i0neD
idreiben Der 9ribiine, oafur iorgen
5u moaeH ooB ibr 0as 5dupnoel
oonomerf BcIrat miro. Teshnlb.
ihr NettidlcH 6raIrn oaigepabtl
maBa Irtblne.@
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@OlIen Gabden.gnsreifer Ipudjsn.

gtoipoto Sfla., IA. Sept. - Gin
Wlob BON melreren balnbert Waann
6rang geitern in oos bieiige @e.
fdngniB, Inn mad einem aepiiien
g. 6. Sorfins 8u Oi,rdfuhen. mel.
der nngeflaat lit, fih an einem 12.
iabrigen gldn6en Uergangen 5lt ia.
BEN 9fon 5eiirdtet, oaB bic Nln.
greifer ibren 3nef erreiden mer.
ben.
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seit einigcr Bet treibt i'm 6taate
9iebrosta cine 0eutide ShpinOlerin
ibr ltnpelen ole piele oeitihe
,Sranen iuu bon 50 bis $40 beidminz
OeIt. Sie gibt Dor cine SsoriettUer-
fGuierin 3u ieilt uno nintnit geitel-
lunqen fiir aoriette entgeeen, ole no
tilrlib uiemoIs obgeliefert nrroen.
Gie shuinblerin Die iebr elegant
ocldih ipridlt, gebt inter peridie0e-
men gtamG ,Sn inntden 5tdoten
9ibt iie iiA ais drieoa 9arimaau
S
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$4S0,0O0 fir NsiiIiOnssmefe.

aod SSslano, 81, Ia. Sept. -
Sic bier togenbeu 2utberoner be-.
milli9ten $480,000 fir Ole innere
0diiion Die oettide Snnooe bon
Eeras muroe oIs Iitglieo im Hotb
anfgenonmen, Der iebt IA Spno0cu
umfaBt.
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Stdtte icin n1oqc, onf bic oos
Deutihtblm Gnabas itets init Stol3
blide, 5ei9net
gl1tungspoa
8beo. Sinbol0.
!Serrn Siuholo's gerift tpuroc
INIT bielem gejian aufgenornten.
Gie gconltenmobl ergab iolgell.
0es Heillltat.
9rdiiocnt: il. 6. stre6Iop (glf-
flomation); /. gSicc,Yrdiioent: 9fug-
9eerlnonn CHILL; 2. 8icesPrGIi-
Dent: Sui. Greitidtc (9lftt); 8roto-
toaiefretdr: ;Sreo Gaifer (9lffl.)
5inans-Setret1r so. Sdnauber
Sdlabmeiiter. u. 6. Greibus; 3ru.
Itees. lSbil Sonoidu il. 4duG Boul
fen, 9ibIiot6etare Gbas. Stongel
llno Otto 9tieoenpieier: 6ohuentrG-
ger emil aRener Ggmtoesia1ne) II.
aarl Shropp (Gereillsfdbne); Giri.
gent: Iheo n Reeic (eiititinunig).
Zen aus ihreu gietteru ideioen.
oen 8eanteu tpnr0e fiir treue 9ilidlt.
Der Dont Oes gereiuS aiis.
geiproden. @r Brdiioent SinboIo
6oB er ilod Die Dor ireu
5lr SSobne bolten mo ieine ar1fte
fir oos @obi oeS 8eines einieben
mer6e
Gs inur0ea rs nene Nlitalie0er
In 0cn 9creiH cll'lcnoHHlen ltndl
@rleolalma mclmercr 9ioutiile.(5e-
idlaitc eriolats aeIioaul2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-14

ON NIT ciuem ReDo(pcr BE-
mdfinetcr StraBeur6nber iibcrfiel
Wiontaq gtodt @eorge @tcgriOe nabe
oeiicn 8obnlmg. 1926 Eecatur Str,
mo uabm ibm feline ais $4.35 be.
itcbenoe gari6aft ob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-14
sdlledlte (srnte in atn[ien.

3ilrid, "a Sept, Can't Miel-
Dung Der Qlgen5io ,5taliano betrdat
DER Grnteausioa III St1lien 5ebn bis
jlpoli DtiIlionen 3entner, Die Ourb
Die &elerbeoorrdtbe uno oltr6 Gin.
fubr geoedt meroen ioIlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-14

Seitbem Die Shrpeia feline Tou.
riiien bat piiien Die Shmei5er erit.
mie idlon iGr Son0 III
yernft eud bei einfGifeil auf
Die oSribluc"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-14

Ser oeutide- @rfolg in sen 9Lr-
gonnen 8dblt nidt: 95ofire bat ooh
tetne 9ffenitpe onqetiIn0igt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-14

ain Hsmas nu mAk hst A1aallAm
maha futasa llgag tssla, haa
n sW tthtn IsnHAtn ~ agsHw
~ iAsa hbaantaha haAli
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-12

the effect of this wal upon TIT
health Of this and of the next gen.
GRAFTON No nation is greater thss
the strength Of it's individual metn'
bers. &
Worry, hatred, anxiety and tea,
must be the consuming thought Of
the mothers and sisters Of Europe
today. These are eating at the very
heart of national strength. Uu'
mothers and sisters across the sea
have little heart for food. Their
bodies, consumed by worry, anxiety
and fear grow. weak and inefficient
Emperor William himself il
demons rating the effect of worry on
his ON health. Hetis a keen student
and lie knows well that he should
avoid worry, fear, jealousy and
hatred as he would avoid conta'
gious diseases.
"While jealousy, fear, anger, and
hatred affect disastrously the health
a nation, their %opposites, sympa.
thy, kindness, love and goodness
build up the nerves and strengthen
the health. One. great good 70
American womanhood brought about
by this war, is This, building Of
health and life through generous
giving. Not the giving of money
but of sympathy and love-the Civ.
ing of self. As we give, so do We
grow, physically and spiritually"