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Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

At the Second Congregational church next Sunday morning, Rex. Francis A. Poole, Ph. D.. of Union church, Worcester, is to preach in ex- change with the minister. Rev. H. J. Wyckoff
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

Miss Barbara Mitchell and Master Gibbs Mitchell gave a birthday sup per at the Norwich Golf club Satur- day evening to a number of their young friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

Lilies, hyacinths and other flow CTS were sent the patients at Backus hospital Sunday and there were many visitors. Superintendent F. L. Hutch ins provided a special Easter dinner for the day.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

The Loyal Temperance Legion at Willimantic of which Mrs. J. J. Fields, of Norwich. is leader. had an interest ing meeting Sunday. This organi- zation of youthful temperance work CTS has about 110 members
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25
DR. SEAMAN, St0ecIaHsf
on Diseases Of the BLOOD AND STOMACH.

RhemmatlSm 2including NeurItis). down Conditions, Premature Aging, Hardening of the Arteries. Culture treatment only, for Blood diseases, Simple and reliable prevention of Ty- phoid. Rabies and Lockjaw.
 Hours: 10-11 a. m; 2-4 and 7-S p. m. No outside visits. after 8 p. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

On her way from Boston to New York Miss Helen McGregor Clarke was the week end guest of Miss Kath- crime A. Kent at her home on Wash intOn street
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25
GEO. A. DAVIS. g Broadway
THE DIME SAVINGS BANK
OF NORWICH

OF NORWICH The regular SemI Annual Dividend has been declared at the rate of per cent a year from the earnings of the past six months. and will be payable on and after May 18th. 1916.
 FRANK L. wOODARD. Treasurer
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

An additional supply of carefully typewritten labels for hospital sup plies has been brought to the Red Cross room by Charles Bard.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

Car Inspector L. M. Sheffield who was injured at Saybrook Point two months ago by being struck by train is at his home at Saybrook Point for a few days. He will reside in New London until he is able to report for duty.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

Miss Myra F. Parker of Lincoln avenue returned Saturday from a weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs. Ella Peck, in New York
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

Norwich Girls club whist tonight, Thayer building. Admission 15c. Re- reshmentS.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

w. c. T. U. food sale, Wednesday, April 18th, from Il a. m. to p. m. in Thayer building.-adv
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

The banks have been notified from Washington that counterfeit $10 notes of the federal reserve bank of New York are in circulation.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

Charles Paddock Johnson of Trim ity college is passing the spring va cation at his home on Washington street
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

In many cases, the Easter decora- tions of the churches were distributed Monday to the sick and shut-in mem bers of the parishes.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25
Incidents In Society

Miss Cecille crowen of oldelms Is in New York for a few days.
 Miss Annie Noyes of Boston is vis- iting Mrs. Charles D. White.
 Miss Marie DeeI of New York is the guest of Mrs Henry F. Parker.
 Lincoln wadsworth of Boston hss been the guest Of William Isbister.
 StoweIl Gilbert of New York spent Easter at his home on Broad street
 Miss osgood and Miss Martha os- good have returned from Atlantic City.
 Mrs. ". s. c. Perkins has been the guest of Mrs. Charles W. Gale at Pine hurst.
 Charles r. GIaddIng of Hartford is the guest of William Ruggles of Broad street.
 John Porteous and his sister. Miss Porteous, have returned from a south ern trip.
 Nelson Lee 2Iabrey. of the Went ! worth school, Boston, spent the holi- day at his home in town
 B. seldon Bacon of New Haven ha, been the guest of his grandparents Gen.~and Mrs. William A Aiken
 MT. and Mrs. Frank c. Brewer oi Hingham. Mass. who have been th' guests of Arthur H. Brewer have lef town.
 Charles Paddock Johnson of Trin. fty college is passing the sDring va.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

The Schenectady, N. Y. Y. M. c. ly of Norwich is general secretary, and the Young Woman's association, have jusk secured a s11,O0O fund by popular subscription to cover the resi- due of their expenses for the new fis- cal year.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

MT. and Mrs. Frank c. Brewer of Hingham. Mass. who have been the guests of Arthur H. Brewer have lef; town.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

Probitionists are electing delegates to the state prohibition convention which is to be held in Hartford, May IT and 19.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

B. Seldon Bacon of New Haven has been the guest of his grandparents, Gem Mrs. William A. Aiken
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

Mrs. W. s. c. Perkins has been the guest of Mrs. Charles W. Gale at Pine hurst.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

Miss Osgood and Miss Martha Os- good have returned from Atlantic City
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25

Nelson Lee 2Iabrey. of the Went worth school, Boston, spent the holi- day at his home in town.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

nod reht lebboft I'M @onge lit. llno
Iie befom einen @orgcidmod oopon,
puS pobl poiliren tonnte, menn oie.
fer &rieg nit ieinen SHredeH unS
nGber ouf oen 2eib riiden uiir0e, an.
itott oaS g9aa Street feline @irfiin-
gen nur, pie bisber, on oen nit
~@or Babies" pobIeefiinten Toi6en
lpiirt. Ole 6lutb Der &erfaltfs.Or.
ores mar on Ntontog friib cine 70
ecipaItiee, Dob IN Der erIten gorien-
Ihnoe melt ii6er 100000 Stiid UNI.
gciest wurOen.
Gle Honif modte 5mor in eritoun.
lid fur5er 3eit, sic nob Wiiulteu Sr
bemeiien mor, ritbigerer lteberIegltng
Flub, a6er iu5piiden iporeu bod
5obIreidc ihpobe Gonten totpeOirt
luoroen uno oos llnsliid mar geidc,
ben. Il. 2. Steel Commons, sic am
Samitog porber 81 III eeIdloiieM
pi1en III Scr Oerb1nenibpoIIen Mou.
tag Morgenitunoe, oie fir pielc 2eiitc
fein @olo int Wlnoe botte, itnperie.
bcus ouf i0S, &epubIic Steel, 0eren
SdluBfirs nm Samitoa 7S1s mar,
ItiirStcn ouf GO, Mercontile Marine
@or5rgS 9lftier fieleu I'M 13 Eunf.
te ouf 1862. Gle arieas Suou.
Itrieaen litten nntiirli6 in erIter 81.
ME, ober auH Die 5tonooromertbc
cntginecn Der aIlgemeinen 9elpealtng
uidt. Cab oieie nur BON 10 fitr5er
0ouer mar, ipridt fir sic StGrfe Scr
tebniidcn &oiition Oes NtorfteS, ans
Dem ioebcn crit ourb oie @irfimgcrt
Der 6rieoeusnadridt bereitS piele
Morains ousaemer5t morOen poreu.
Grfo6runeseemGB bIeibt es in fol.
den 6aaen niht bel ser cinen 2iqui.
bottoms getuegung; eS pflcgt pisl.
mebr cine 5lueite und5iifoIeen, 9lad.
Dem nod, am Ntontog Ger Morft iid
ioiueit cr6oIt batte ooB Die ShliiB
turic sum Ebcil iogar Netto-@cpiu-
ne be0euteten, uno anl IienIto9 Oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
gSrien.lteberiidlt.

JrieoenSgereoe muroe an Der 8Orie
fir buure D1iin5e oufecnommcn.
~ Dic 8irfung oeS @rideinenS
oes oeutid)en llnterieebootes. n
Situation oeS glftienmorftes nod
nngcfIort. - Cine nerooie Stim.
mlng onoouern0.
Scr III 53@-Sdrcden wor cine
eigcntbiimIide @ntiport olf Die
Srieoens.@nte, Die Serr Sobin bon
Ger n@uorontD Erult Co." uufflot.
tern lieB. glber Die @orIe 9laubte
mcrfrpiiroiger 8eiie tros ser gegen.
tbeiligen Grfldrungcn oes airiidge-
fcbrten gotidofterS @eroro onoot-
crno, ooB on Ocm sSrieoensgcrcoe
ood) etpos Ooron lci, meinte, ooB
Ole HeOcn I'M oellti6en &eihstoe uno
i'm engliiden Borloment cine geIt1.
tieiine oofiir beoeuteten itno Ihmonf.
ten infoIgc oeIien p6breno Scr 8ode
vbongeno unb bongeno in I6weben.
Der Bein" omilden 6rieoenS- ruo
Eoll6boot 9efiir1tungen bin uno
Der. Ole Golee NOR, ooB Dos @li.
blitum, oos Dem Rorfte in Scr Ieb.
ten Belt, leitoem Ole neue aroBe
Soulie 8cweeiing eineeicet bottc,
treit 9eblieben mar, fopfl6eu wur.
DC uno iid 5triid5og, 70 boB om
Greitog Die lonee 9teibe Der Niinion-
Stitd.Eo9e rnterbroden muroc uno
Der Terfebr merflih obfIoiite. 9ic
6rieoenS-@nte ipor i1on om Sreitog
norber oufgefIoeen ais oom iibcr
Sonntng bic ollf Ole Oterpen acbenoe
Sbdtigteit oeS Soudbootcs biu5u.
fam od icsten bic 2iquiootionen III
MoiIe Elm.
Die gorie purOe bierourd, ctipos
rnioift ooron erinnert, mas Iie seit.
ueiie pcrgciien 5u boben lhciut: ooB
naullih Der elrop0iihe &rieg iuuner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
gcr. Singer bun Baltimore.
(@eoriin6et i8S51

(WtHLuitOIA lOCOsJ
Souptquartier: .@ermnnio.D1Gn'
nerGor.Glubbous,~ glr. S52, gsOrO'
Somor6.StroBe.
Erdfoert Senrp $bomos, gsr.
SIC, @eIt.Sarotoeu.StroBe
Sobn ". aleiu, Dirieeut. gii, POI,
observation-disclosures.
George SimmeIbcber, proicfoli-
renoer uno correipnnoirenOer Setse'
tor, Rr. 4i9, 6orreit-5trobe.
Sermoun NidIih, Sdatmeiiter
Otr. 7t3, @orner.StraBe.
Gtnono. .SctretGr Gbos. Reinbnrot,
Scott uno Sontbure.StrnBe.
@m. 9. SiIOehranot, 9ibliotbetnr,
y'r. 2029, 6reOerid-sIOemue,
@bos. yteu, gir. GAG, yiorO.Sultr-'.
gIOe., goriiscr Ocs I2uiif.Gonite's.
glricn.@einugperein,~
gSormoate,"
D@ernonio.NGnLer
eSrobiinn,"
~SboIio-Md MdunerGor,"
"Wio5ort-M1unethor,-
~@ideufranS,"
"8erInanin Auortett.glub,"
~WleIooie,"
"N'es9er-@ein
~Welteno-2ieOertrona".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
Naufe: oSinScnbitrecnl"-
&iiOe: n9tG, @rotmarfenl~

StubSor5t 5u bcfroeen. Giciem lit cS
tros cingcbcuoiter llnterlu6lng mdt
moglid, ctpos 5u fiu0cn. nSn eiui.
gcn Eogcn boffc id, pcroeu sic
pieocr poIlitanoig oui Dem @oiten
icin." u@aeinen sic mdt. Scrr
Stobsor5t BOB mcinc llnpGBIidfeit
picllcidt BON Dem SeewinO berriib.
rem fonnte2~ froete ga Die 56we-
iter. oScepinO?~ enteeanete
ibmlln8cIno Der glr5t. ,,teincswceS.
Damn ihon eber oer 2ouoimrmlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

lin0 0ie oIs ytr 459, 400 un0 461 nlrnerirten =
Sect nit S0gcln -, bel Ocm Der Gonoitid Sang. uno
&ur5Itd) uno fror0oiiihc anotcn 5tr glmucuong fom
men, Die 5u benibenocn 6orbcn iino olf Oen Whi
tern oneeoeltct. @ton umronOct Die @ogcI ountc.
bou, fogt oonn Der punftrten 2inie NIT Gang. unO
Sur5Itd) IN blou uno pcrpcnoct oenicIbcn Gtd ROTH
fir Die @rut Sd)nobeI mo SSiiBc iino qelb ali um-
ronoen Sir ooS yeit benube man Ocn &ouoItd cnt.
Ione oen punftrten 2tieu in braun lmo ounfeIbrouu
Gic Gonten peroen 6lnfeleriin unronoct oe @lott.
rGnOcr, in Sang uno 9ur5itid beGeriin uno sic Rip.
pen ctpos OunfIerer SeIlroio o6cr weiB mcrocn oe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
.. o. @Ox 24O.

SuiwartS6ewcglulg Idl fprtgeicbt
bottc, iebte am Wiittipod) neucr Ser
foufsousorud ein, lmo Der llnterton
mar ieitber anoouerno 10 neruoS, OoB
trob feiter @rofimn9 am 5reitog
ipater Die &lrie ipieoerirm piden.
Nioelih, ooB am Whttluob ser bepor.
itebenoe Seiertag ieiue @irfung niht
perfeblte, Die Souptilrlube fiir Die
anOouernoe Shw6he lit ober icoen.
taas 9beils IN Der 6rieOens., I6eils
III oer Our1 III 50" gend6rtenarieqS.
iurdt 5lt iu6en, Oie beioe c6eu nod
ni6t iiberiuunoeu iino 9eiOe limO
oeu ariees 9lftien sIcidcr @eiie ae.
fdbrlih. llnO bob Die 6rieocuShtrdt
nicbt gonj unbegriinoet ilt 6epies
crit lester Gage iuieOer sic glodridjt,
OoB mebrere Der gSor brides" nit
ibrcn &riegSIiefcruueeu fcrtig unO
5oblreide 9lrbeiter @ntloiiltngcn 3u
eriparten iino.
Gie 9obnen bielten iib t6eilwciIt
in ser abacloltieneu @ohe redt gut,
tucnn lie aud feinesmegS III iGrelt
9ursbemeauuern Die 9ieibe ser gin.
itigcu Subrcsberidtc tpioeripiegeIteu.
Gle @e6rpfIidt in gna,
Lamb. 9hif elmer StroBe il Con-.
6on purOe cine 9ln5obl ilnger 2cutc,
Die iib ser @ebrpfIidt eut5ogen BAT
ten perboftet mO Dem &idter porge-
fiibrt. r@iBt Sbr nitbt, ooB in @no.
lonO iebt oie @ebrpfIid,t eingefiiblt
ilt?" n@un5 redt. gSir 6ubcn aud,
nulere @fliht getbon." g@uerc
&fIibt2" nSauobL mir uebreu
ms ial"
Sder5frage. Cube v@eeB.
te, gioufc. welher lluterihieo beItebt
5ipiidjeu Oem Srieg bon 1904 III
Odn ies'oeu 6dlO5uoe2" 0topfc:
,.92G ou?" 9uoe ga Oos
is oob aou5 cinioh. Sieb5ia Batter
mir @ismarden uu0 iest bobeu mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
Mn &apital.MnIc0er.

Fleinr egn iparen mRnlnicn unb grDbe ubet
Ii6rw SSSnnnlinen Uelb In Nanr cher IN mount.
" eintacn Sabrrn msbr Tte SSrSsnS,q, eD snsr R%
Rlifn ~. htnRc 1ht gcIcacnc 0jrnMbiitde in
Shr oisSU" oiy.gU" oer nencn gpritabt. 2egtn etc
Maier rss leRt an, bumit Sie bic nicbrl9cn
1nm tot '9uil'fm. 03rnnbitide 62N bel 25O,
'Hrahrr.sn9ss 9sl 30, jir mcniacr ais 4 Gents pro
ratsnss nuh Mtrb BAH Is Gents prs nita.
fa6 ln,iTrv.ss ietn. @cmentIrte 0augpeae, ma
Tlfeis r,ss StrnReu ltrfnnbr nth @Grantte bes
Sebsna ,t nl,t einpeihIuFen; cine GcicaeH6cit fir
Ve''eh 5h erbolten BON '''' ''A' ~'"o''"
Jlidlaro VI. GOof,
tpu- y'r. A. fss2eSinotOn.etraat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

9ic Oortebeno ilultrirten 0htcr fir Souoorbctcn
f6nncn 5u ocn onecgcbencn &reiicn ncbit Gents fir
&orto, Olir6 infer StdereGe Geportemcut bc8ogcn pcr.
0cn.
gci @oit9tuitrGeen idreibc mou goucn uuO
g(oreic iopie oe Summer OIL Oos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
nSGdsr. .@eIunap erein.a

Souptquortier: nRiiffeIs Soue,"
Yer. 1O3, Oaoro-5reoerid. .Strobe, ie.
ben Somitas abenc. nit gIusnobme
oes oritten Somitags i'm Nonot.
rSerelniSte Sdnser Won HaltimOre.G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

Ir. 465. ~ Sin praftldcs mo sueIeit idones
D}uiter. Sbusoede fir ben SonOh,didnOer. De
5tidere miro nit Ronoitid in bIou oOcr roeurotb,
pie gepiiidt olsgcfbrt Gns 01uiter lit ou ihwerer
mcBer 9erfibire 2inncn oeitembeIt, % bel as 3oa
grob urio foitct nit 6IoB SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
6sime fir 9e6cns,eit

~ N7NVHFN NV ANUtWH1tIf.
SSoepen iertig aefteut 8uei Nehen o.ua,,,,..
%uuler z 8immcr. 9oo unb Ncranbo. .srnrH3
100 glOf MlOntpclicr. SfroEs
Neben Clifton Qarf uno Sorfprs. s.orns
0,, oetne StrdBe ulb pciunoe pQae
her@, @ler 8tmmer, einfblicbli6 gaitnerettes o,,,
6erne eellen In 5lnr ~stiibeneitc" entbdIt mo,
To-, q, ~assHonge mnnerne tocbfilte enioii1ir
taa, "usenB nit AbiInBbreit. eleftricben Sabe,
pen Gonmer 0ampfbcisnq SorthnT,'
So,,n u, nlnoerne aanlne. 11fe bnben Nrahl
0rSSs SnSnss NH innidrcm Mbfnnfaiien. Soben hisie
inr6 6ss .Ss looerne @iqeubeiten Widn nebme Nor.
gnnguoogSiilne @leIiriid)e. noroItt fnbren6. bie
~"' %' n y. 8nlIaaber Stealth Gompnnh, grbo,.,
outenn; 9i0-920 WiunicB Nmtioina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

n,a.SSDMncitien, BITE ben ,,Hrntldlen Gorre.
,vSs;s vSSS4snIen" nidIt piinttlidb u6cr unreacI.
S"nge,s vtIastcu, limb 1cbctcn. bcr Office
thslTrrp pVe &elcpbpn ODcr ldlriftIit Nltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

gHtben acItidf 0ic @Iiifbcnrdn0cr m6acn nir I'M.
ronoet ooer NIT Gang unO Gur5lti6 eeItidt meroen,
nobel fron50iide 9noten sic Wltte biloen; fir sic
Gete 1T Der SIaditid) un6 gelbes @oru, nit cinem
fron5oiid)cn 9noten an Der Spise 5u bcnsen. Gic
8ccrcn perocn our@ tron5oiiidc Suoteu aus fucren
OunfelbIoucn SloB ecfcrtiet
glr. $40, @littcIocdc, q 3oa eroB, 75c.
Slr. 46O, Scorf, IS bel 54 3ou eroB, Soc
9Ir. 46t, aopffiiienerobc Is bel % 3on soc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
ScrtGufe an Der bieiigeF GttienborIe.
FIRST CALL.

20 stHtbetIe gtabam 50. com. m..... "a
8 sntbciIc sIIobdua 50 l. pfo. ~. esN
20 aHibeic aIaboma 50 q no 40
8 slutbeic " Sauo iu6 graD com s7M
70 smibciIc Baltimore Tube com. i2e
70 sIntbeiIc Chalmers Oil pfo.,... Az
s sntbeiIc Continental 1mri 60 1so
ia5 sluibciIc Con s 8 mo q com 1ie
s65 aHibeiIe Conf @owcr @taDts. i t16
465 au6ciIc Goshen @iebts com. v
100 stniDeiIe Goshen Oil com.... 12%
8 gluibeiIc Goshen uHo Go... 1914
1bO gnibeiIe Goshen imo 80. ..,.,. 16
25 SluBciIe Eapifon Gbem Co. M 46M
id5 sntbciIc 8arm uun Uler6 ganf as
10 gmibciIc Oler uuS @in Grans uca 7OM
25 sIuibeiIc plcnon BAL Trac com. 90
1888 WntbriIc Cuabcma @roo uno Hri OK
20 MuibciIc Oh zopn @oiiF ..4,.. IA
1876 NuibeiIc @enna % uuo Y cont. !. 78M
200 auibciIc iIniico adlTpobs Go. l.. 2sh
10 giuibciIe Il, 2. Gio H. cndr 50. 2ss
$500 Baltimore Glib dcr 1861 i0OM
2ooo baltimore Gitb s1Scr 1928. eeM
5000 Conf cos nuS 9 4pscr. oiH
1000 @a V waus Ger CaotelD ioob
1000 Gcnna watcr uno Gcpcr Ger osA
1000 uniieo aairpoes 1. 4er. ..... ssA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
SerInnst i'm g(lIssmsiHeR.
8n Ocrtunfcu.


o-u,., Er t71O, BentaIpn. gtrabs.
sSss Sas unb gIcitristtdf Better 8iItonS. 500
inr nv iote @numeiIters greiS 3D. 6. Snd.
SsH,:adl ssr: TO- 6t.9ertneton.9 9trahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
gfctirungen an Der b,eiigen Aftten.
BorIe.

wen. wetL
Gtdnis Sciuriidien.
w'arpIano SMer 1927 .... 9e eess
Baltimore emAtaIteu (Res.N
Baltimore gitp sMer, 1898 . oe
Baltimore Gih sMer 1927. e4A i.
@us unS GIeftrlsiat.
Baltimore electric pfo .. "a
Conf @as 5cr 1880. ..... .to5B
gcnf @os 4Mer ........ o4is
Cont @aS 8 g uuo Z com. ..s.iie ~.
Conf cus 6 8 uub q plb Iia% 1898
9oni 9 = 4 uuo v N&er ,,,t. Vi oiM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

yRS RSSu'olle bon 2S5 @der bel GodchsolHe
men ,,rN rSNeo6es gscbnbaus, gobnbdnier, @deu
p0O0p Jr., t0s pft-2crtnatun.&tr. Ct Raul
----~- eoer SodebSbtue, III. (@epi10, ,tIlt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
gu OerfauFen.

Sebssr ws Nente, Bite IN gurtls Eah lupbnen
1000 @ioSS Sie fb Die neuru Sdnier In ben
ben an Ser ost Nsnningtun.MOeuae nit gernn
nipncrh ~ ptoni, an. gIne BeaifemItdIeiten
Srienra pls IN ale @in3eIbeiten. Njinn rebut,
Der grr,,S9 9oet et Curtis Dab GlefirtIcbe feioe ar
oe5e einrn eis'%neyle mYale nn6 .ebbreb.StrnBc n6 uni
llp nebrerc Qdhen '''0'V''ie" puitetH pelinoef
Soeoe,rntollnaen ocm adufer poIIenb
tugs WI Srt uno Stele idelit nnb Conn
gSaltcr 8. @cfpbuI,
8ipcnibiinncr uu0 go,u,pter,..s
Nnai7-.3&6) ''"H'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

q 7 M G T.-- Sptllla gSbc0f Wrnll,
$2S.50-29; 6Iour bis mbite W2ioo-
lings, $34-35; mcitIibc OtiooIines.
$31-32.
Sen mao Strob. 3ufibr:
$cd 2t4 Eonucn, Strob 90 Eonncn.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
OCCUPATION TAX
ORDINANCE CASE
MOVED FORWARD
Suit from Hot Springs Will
Be Decided in Few
Weeks.

Little Rock, May 1.-The Supreme
court has advanced as matter OF
public interest the Hot Springs case
involving the constitutionality ct She
occupation tax provided for by city
ordinance. Three weeks is given to
file briefs, so that it will be five or SIX
weeks before decision is given.
Little Rock and several other cl'les
that have been forced to adopt means
for raising revenue to replace IhaI
lost when the saloon license was taken
away, are deeply interested IN the OUT
come of the case. Should the supreme
court declare the ordinance Invalid,
they would be forced to adopt some
other method of raising revenue,
Judgment for Boy Affirmed.
The supreme court affirmed 81
500 verdict awarded Jewell Teater..
13-year-old boy of Mcna, against the
Kansas City Southern railroad. me
lad was injured while on an excursion
train running from Mena TO Cove.
Unable to find a seat in one coach, the
lad started to walk to another. HIS
foot was caught between the two GERS
when he attempted to step from one
platform to another, and one leg was
broken. He sued for $4,000 damages
The Fort Smith Light and Traction
company won a $45 900 damage suit
when the supreme court affirmed the
Sebastian circuit courts decision that
J. N. Ward. administrator OF the es-
tate of J. J. Ward Jr., was not en-
titled TO damages for the latter.s
death in an auto-street car crash IN
Fort Smith last August. Young ward
was in a taxicab with Carol Milton
when the machine and street car
crashed. The auto was being driven
at an excessive speed, 1t was alleged.
Young Ward died from injuries sui
fcred in the crash, and the admins
tration brought suit for $45, 900.
Decisions Rendered.
The following opinions were rem
dered:
BY Chief Justice McCulloch:
Kansas City Southern Railway Co.
VS.. Jewell Teater, from Polk circuit
court; affirmed.
M. T. Tancred VS.. First National
bank Of Fort Smith, from Sebastian
chancery court; reversed and remand
ed.
Gus Benson VS.. Arkansas Abstract
Co.. from Calhoun circuit court; al
firmed.
John C. Gleason VS.. John H. Boone,
from Arkansas chancery court; al
firmed.
! United States Fidelity and Guaran-
) ty Co. VS.. Helen Rucker Hodgins, from,
Benton circuit court; affirmed.
BY Justice Wood:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
STOP CALOMEL
QUICKSILVER
Its mercury! Attacks the bone. sali-
Yates and makes you sick.

There's no reason why a. person
should take sickening, salivating Gallo
mel when 80 cents buys large bottle
Ct Eodsol's Liver Tone-a perfect
substitute for calomel.
It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid
which vii start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but it doesn't make
you sick and can not salvate.
Children and. grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is
perfectly harmless.
Calomel is dangerous drug. It is
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
dose of nasty calomet today and you
will feel weak, sick, and nauseated to-
morrow. Don't lose a days work.
Take . spoonful of Dodson's Liver
Tone. instead and you will wake up
5eling great. No more blliousness.
constipation. sluggishness, headache,
coated tongue or sour stomach Your
druggist says if you don't find Dod-
son SILVER Tone acts better than hor-
iihle calomel your money is waiting
foT you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
IRISH REBELS SAY
They were MISLED
Declare Their Leaders hoodwinked
Them Into MObiIizing and They
We're Forced to Fight.

Dublin. May l. via London. May .
I'VE we're misled," said captured
rebel officer. His remark uttered
almost il tone of remorse at having
participated in the Sim Fen revolt,
was made as he was stepping aboard
a steamer to be taken 10 England. He
was one of the party OF 4S9 prisoners
of all ranks who were captured Sun
day.
When the correspondent interrogat-
ed the prisoners, he gathered they had
no idea, when ordered to assemble at
various centers Easter Monday. that
the leaders had ordained that day for
the declaration Of the Irish republic.
They reached the meeting places
with rations for only eight hours, in
the belief that they were merely TO
carry out practice maneuvers. as they
had done on other occasions.
1--WE found large supplies of ammu-
milton piled at the meeting places
said one of the prisoners. "and re-
ceived strict orders to defend our
positions. We were told i. would only
he necessary to hold out until May
2, when foreign troops would land and
join us in fighting the British