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Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
WEAK FROM GRIPPE
Homo Missionary Tells How She
Restored Her Strength.

Il am a Home Missionary, was
weak and rundown after a hard spell
of LaGrippe. 1 had headaches. indi-
gestion and pains in my chest, and
was tired all the time. A friend asked
me TO try Yinol ana the result u I
am free from those troubles and feel
well and strong and able 20 30 to
work again" Mrs. Hattie JOHNSON,
Towanda. Pa
The reason Vinol was % successful
In building up Mrs. Johnson's health
is because II Is q constitutional rem
edy which contains peptonate OF Iron
to enrich and revitalize the blood, the
nourishing properties Of beef peptone
and the healing medicinal extractives
OF fresh, healthy Gods livers. all COM
bined In a delicious native tonic wine,
without oil.
We wish every person in Norwich
who Is suffering from q weakened
n-dovn. dsvitalized condition. would
try our Vinol on o<u guarantee TO re-
turn their money IL n fails to benefits
them. q. @. Engler. Broadway RhaEm-
acy, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
FRENCH REPORT FROM
VARIOUS BATTLEFIELDS.
German Attacks Northeast of Verdun
Were Repulsed.

Paris, March 10, 2.40 p. m.-The
German forces in the Nerdun region,
continuing their activities northeast of
the fortress, delivered an attack late
yesterday against the French front OPP
posite NauX and Damlup, the war Of
fee announced this afternoon. The at
tack was unsuccessful, being stopped
by the French curtain of fire, accord
ing to the statement, the text of which
is as follows:
East of the Meuse, after a violent
bombardment, the enemy yesterday
afternoon displayed a somewhat spir-
tied attack against the Vaux-Damloup
front. He was driven back by our
curtain of fire, his attacks failing COM
pletely. During the night there was
no action by the enemy infantry.
The activity of the artillery has
been intermittent in all sectors in the
region of Verdun. On the front as a
whole the night was calm.
In the Nerdun region one of our
aeroplanes brought down a German
machine which landed within our lines
near Mont-Eeville. One of the double
motorplanes bombarded the Ablons
station at Metz, the ammunition depots
near Chateau Salins and the aerodrome
at Dieuze. Thirty shells of large cali
hre were dropped during the course OF
this expedition, 90 of which fell or
the station at Metz.
One of our groups Of bombing aero
anes, composed Of % machines
dropped - shells on the aviation camp
ct Habsheim and station at Mulhouse
Enemy aeroplaneS pursuing our air.
men engaged them in an aerial battle
during which one French machine anG
one German machine were forced tC
descend by their reciprocal machine
gun fire. Two other German aero.
planes fell in flames and three of ours
were seriously damaged and obliged t
descend in enemy territory"
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
COOLEST MARCH IN YEARS.
UnofficialIy Stated That Friday Nights
Weather Broke All Records Since
1903

Not for years has Norwich seen such
cold weather in March as that of the
past few days. Friday night the mer-
curry touched the zero point in many
localities hereabouts and from Frank
lin came the report on Saturday that
it was as low as and 8 below zero.
In New London the thermometer went
l degree below zero. This is the lowest
record in that city for Is years. In
Norwich since 1900 the lowest point
touched by the mercury was II above
zero, and this was on March Is, 1901.
Unofficially it is stated that Friday
nights weather broke all records LOT
low temperatures since 1855.
4 record of the temperatures in Nor
witch for March II, IS and 10 since the
year 1900, taken from The Bulletin
files, is as follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
TAPES AND BINDINGS

WHITE TwILLED TAPE in
three yard rolls.
Sale Price. .....2 2 for Sc
12Isc EN- GLISH TwnLED
TAPE in 10 yard rolls. Ia to
inch wide.
Sale Price. INSTRUMENTATION. &c
TwILLED COTTON TAPE in
"a yard rolls, medium width.
Sale Price. ................. Sc
FAVOURITE BIAS SEAM
TAPE. four widths, IL yards to
piece.
Sale Price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc
BIAS SEAM TAPE of the best
quality. IL yard pieces, worth
12iac to 15c.
Sale Price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
HOOK AND EYE TAPE in
black. white and grey. value Csc
a yard.
Sale Price. ................ fee
LADY DAINTY LINGERIE
TAPE, 10 yards with bodkin.
Sale Price. ................. 1c
1Oc RICK RACK BRAID in sizes
% TO 81.
Sale Price. ................. g.
15c TAFFETA SEAM BINDING
in black, white and colors.
Sale Price. ................ lie
PRINCESS SKIRT Betting.
two inches wide, in white or
black.
Value 1Oc yard Sale Price 7e
Value 81 a piece Sale Price Csc
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
HER NINTH BIRTHDAY
Miss Dorothy May Dyer Entertained
Her Home Saturday Afternoon.

Miss Dorothy MAY Dyer celebrated
her ninth birthday on Saturday after
noon from $50 to o'clock when she
entertained nine of her friends at her
home No. 80 Hedge avenue. During
the afternoon there were games and
ViCtrota selections and Miss Laura
Foley entertained with several we'll
rendered piano solos. At O'Clock
the young people sat down to a delic-
ious supper. The dining table was
attractiVely decorated with flowers
and ETeen flags and in the centre was
a handsome large birthday cake on
which were nine lighted candles. Miss
Dyer received a number of pretty
gifts from her friends
Those present included the Misses
Laura Foley, Hazel Maynard Adele
Stenard, Louise Norman, Beatrice
Freeman. Hazel GreenhalI, Margaret
Mcdonald, Myrtle Mcdonald and
Mary Bramen.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
CONGRESS HAS BIG PROGRAM AHEAD
But Between President and Solons May Lead
an Early Adjournment Wilson Desires Action
on All Important Matters Before Meetings of National
Conventions

bill, the Philippine bill, rural credit
legislation, several appropriation and
revenue bills, shipping legislation,
revenue measures and the immigra-
ton bill. Comparatively little loss
of time IS looked for, however, over
any of these measures except the
shipping and revenue bills.
The president is very DESTROYS that
congress take action on the important
questions now pending before the po-
litical conventions assemble in June
and July. Work on the democratic
platform already has been begun on
the assumption that this can be ac-
complished.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
AT THE DAVIS THEATRE.
Stock Company Closed Successful
Week.

The AIyrlle- Harder Stock company
successfully closed their weeks en-
gagement at the Davis theatre on
Saturday night when they presented
The Country Boy before capacity
house, one of the largest Of the entire
week. AS usual the players carried
their parts faultlessly and received
hearty bursts of applause for their
efforts There is much interest in the
announcement that the company is to
bring it's musical comedy to the Da-
Wis in the near future.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20

Washington, March 19.-Ewidence
of cooperation between President
Wilson and congress which may lead
to an early adjournment at the capt.
toI is seen by administration officials
in the action of the senate and house
in advancing preparedness legislation
ahead of other bills and virtually re-
moving the European and Mexican
questions from the field of debate
through votes supporting the presi-
dent
A great legislative program still
awaits action. 1t includes the army
and navy bills, a tariff commission
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
TO COLLECT FUND
FOR MARBLE STATUES.
Holy Name Society Planning Gift for
ST. Patrick's Church.

At a meeting of the Holy Name So
ciety of st. Patrick's church held Sun
day evening at o'clock in their as
sembly rooms, plans were formulated
for the collection of a fund for the
purchase of two marble statues which
the society will present to the church.
Committees were appointed to make
the necessary arrangements. The meet
ing was largely attended.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
BULGARIAN ERREeULARs HAVE
INVADED GREEK TERRITORY
Were Later Driven Back by Greek
Soldiers.

Paris, March 10, 1910 a. m.-Greek
territory has been invaded by a band
of Bulgarian irregulars who forced
their way across the border in the
vicinity Of Demir-Hissar, according to
a Havas despatch from Athens under
yesterdays date. Greek regulars drove
them back across the frontier, the
raiders leaving two dead, the des-
patch adds.
The interruption of teIegraphic
communication between Greece and
the central empires and Rumania, re-
Gently reported, is attributed by the
Havas correspondent at Athens to
Bulgarians who are said to have cut
the wires between Monastir and Flo
rina.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
OBSERVED ANNIVERSARY
OF PATRON SAINT.
Members of Division No. /, A. o. H.,
Enjoyed Programme of Addresses
and Recitations.

The First division, A. o. H, held a
large and enthusiastic meeting Satur
day afternoon to observe the anniver-
sary of the orders patron saint, St.
Patrick. An appropriate programme
was prepared by the committee and
included addresses by many prominent
members of the county, songs and reci-
tations, followed by a luncheon served
by a local caterer. There were delega-
tons present from each division of the
county. All showed much interest in
the coming state parade of the order,
which will take place in MiddletoWn
next August. AS the national conven-
ton is to be held in Boston next July,
many of the local members expect to
be present there.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
UniversaIist Food Sale.

Saturday the Y. p. c. U. of the
Church of the Good Shepherd held a
food sale in one of the large stores in
the Thayer building. The sale open
ed at $50 o'clock and the union will
realize a neat sum from the proceeds.
The committee IN charge comprised
Miss Georgia Fillmore, chairman,
Miss Agnes Gebrath, Miss Hattie
Fowler, Miss Elsie, Adams. Mrs.
George A. Boon, Miss Ruth Hender-
son and they were assisted by Mrs.
George Fillmore.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20

Naugatuck.-The vestry Of St Mi
chaers Episcopal church has received
a communication from Rev. Philip c.
Pearson Of Ridgewood. n. ito whom
a call TO the rectorship of the church
was extended. in notification OF his ac-
ceptance, and he will preach his first
seomon in the church on Palm Sun
day, April 16.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
AUSTRo- HUNGARIAN
HOSPITAL SHIP TORPEDOED
By an Entente Allied Submarine in the
Adriatic Sea.

Berlin, March 10 (By Wireless to
Sayville). - The Austro- Hungarian
hospital ship EIektra was torpedoed
Saturday in the Adriatic sea by an
entente allied submarine, according to
the Overseas News agency. One sailor
was drowned and two Red Cross
nurses were badly wounded. The state
ment of the news agency follows:
Vienna reports that the hospital
ship Elektra of the Austro Hungarian
Red Cross, bound from the north Adri-
attic to southern Dalmatia, was torpe-
doed March Is by an enemy submarine.
The steamer stranded. One sailor was
drowned and two Red Cross nurses
were madly injured.
THE Elektra was not unknown to
the enemy as a hospital ship and was
provided with the prescribed visible
marks"
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
HOOKS AND EYES AND
FASTENERS

BETTY HOOKS AND EYES
will not rust. All sizes in black
or silver finishes.
Sale Pirce. Observation-Disclosures. &c
1Oc HOOKS AND EYES of best
quality, black or silver finish,
two dozen on each card.
Sale Price. 7c
DELONG SNAP FASTENERS
in black or silver, all sizes, value
10c.
Sale Price. 7e
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
PINS AND NEEDLES

COMMON PINS in medium size,
400 on paper.
Sale Price. ........ 2 for Sc
SC EAGLE PINS in four sizes.
Sale Price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c
"STA-PUT" PINS in boxes. reg
ular value 1Oc. A common pin
with a hump" which prevents
it falling out.
Sale Price. Observation-Disclosures. &c
loo KIRBY BEARD & CO.'S
MOURNING PINS.
Sale Price. Observation-Disclosures. nc
1215c ENGLISH PINS - Kirby
Beard make, in three sizes.
Sale Price. ................. &c
MOURNING PINS in jet, mat or
white finish, 40 in box.
Sale price. .......... z for SC
1Oc PIN CUBES-jet. mat. white
or cOlored heads, 100 pins on
cube.
Sale Price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. To
&c Belt Pins-6O jet, mat, white
or colored pins on paper.
Sale Price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &C
SC DEFENDER SAFETY PINS
in three sizes.
Sale Price. Tor DC
GIANT WIRE HAIR PINs-an
sizes in plain or crimped:
Sale price. 2 pkgs. for Sc
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS

COMBINATION s p o o L
HOLDERS for thread and GRO
chet cotton, with sewing clamp
and pin cushion top. value Csc
Sale Price. observation-disclosures. ice
SKIRT MARKER with S-inCh
hinged post. complete and ready
for use. Very compact and eX-
ceedingly practical
Sale Price. .. 23c
ROLL-UP SHOE POLISHERS.
to carry in pocket or bag, made
of soft lambs wool.
Sale Price. &c
Csc SHINOLA SETS for the
home.
Sale Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1se
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20

Lilies of the valley, with a few
leaves interspersed, make up this ex-
quisite bouquet for the bride. The
stems are prepared for her white kid
gloves by a sheath of white satin rib
bon, while dainty streamers of mar
row white satin ribbon, much knotted.
fall to the tip Of her gowns hem.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20

Hartford.-Edwin H. Lemare, pro-
nounced by critics the worlds greatest
organist, will give a recital on the
large four manual organ at Center
church Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
BUTTONS

FRESH WATER PEARL BUT
TONS. a very good quality in
sizes II to "a line, with two or
four holes.
Sale Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &C
OCEAN PEARL BUTTONS -
sizes Il to 36-value 1Oc a card.
Sale Price. 7e
FANCY SUIT AND TRIMMING
BUTTON on cards, values as
high as see a card
Sale Price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Csc
BONE COLLAR BUTTONS of
medium size, one dozen on a card.
Sale Price. ................- 1e
KING COLLAR BUTTONS, gold
plated. one dozen on card.
Gale Frtce. ..---.-...-...-.. &c
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20

LaERE n .s ssaysc1,..SS & 80 go , \;
letin fer oux1nes1 results. J
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20

An oil Is obtained from tomato
seeds. from which soap is made
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20

Wf14TIGhOttES = HI n o a
AND PM SHOE PoLSHEs
in black, white or tan, either
paste or liquid
1oc size ....-....... Sale price 7e
Csc size ..-....... Sale Price gle
ONO DRESS SHIELDS in three
sizes
1sc value ...........S Sale Price 15c
21c value ...........S Sale Price tie
25c value .......... Sale Price Zoe
DOUBLE COVERED DRESS
SHIELDS OF good quality.
Three sizes.
Sale Price Toe a pair;
3 pair for 25e
1oc FOLDING COAT AND
SKIRT HANGERS.
Sale Price. for t5e
25c SCISSORS in all sizes and
shapes.
Sale Price .................fse
CUSHION GRIP HANGERS for
skirts or pants.
Sale Price .....-.........-..5c
ASBESTOS IRON HOLDERS.
Sale Price ..----.....-..4c
SC STOCKING DARNERs in va
rious colors.
Sale Price ...............4e
loo YANKEE MENDING IT'S
Sale Price ............7e
Isle CORSET LACEs.
yards long.
Sale Price ..........5e
12isc CORSET CLASPS in 10 to
15-inch lengths.
Sale Price .-..............9
17c CORSET CLASPS in 10 to
15-inch lengths.
Sale Price -...-...-.-.14e
OVAL HAT ELASTIC in black
or white.
Sale Price .............4e
CSC FRILLED ELASTIC in black
and coiors. 4 good quality.
Sale Price .............1s e
FLAT Isle ELASTIC WEB.
SC to Sc widths.
sale Price ...--...-.........5
1Oc to 12c widths.
Sais Priee .---.....-.......-s
Sc TAPE MEASURES. se-inch.
Sale Price .-.-----.-.----3c
DRESSMAKERS' AND TAIL
i ORS' CHALK. SO pieces in box
sale Free ...-..--.-...-12l2
THIMBLES
German Silver.
Sale Price ..........2 for Sc
CelluloiG.
Sale Price Observation-Disclosures &c
Aluminium.
sale Hriee -..---.--.--.-.---1
ACME SKIRT AND PANT
HANGERS, extra quality.
Sale Price ........-........1o Zoe
BUSTING CAPS in latest styles
| and colorings.
Sale Price ...-....-.....--.1o
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20
THREAD
All
'Troneys Lead
To

wILLINIANTIC SIX CORD
THREAD, for hand or machine
use, black or white.
Sale Price. ...... for 27e
COATS THREAD buy it by
the dozen.
sale Price. ................. 6oc
]. ]. CLARKS MACHINE
THREAD, black or white.
Sale Price. for 24e
WELLINGTON B A STIN
THREAD, size II to Sc.
Sale Price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
LINEN FINISH THREAD in
black or white. 100 yard spoOls.
Sale Price. .......... for Sc
BRIGHTON B A TIN
THREAD on 500 yard spools.
Sale price Sc $4,000. 8 for 1oc
BLACK SEWING sILK-letter
A 100 yard s?ools, value Sc.
sale Price ................. &c
DARNING SILK in assorted
colors, Il spools to box.
Sale Price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1Oc
SEWING SILK on tom
Thumb" spools, II colors in box.
Sale Price. ................. Sc
MERRICK'S DARNING COT
TON, black, tan, navy, brown
and white. As yards on card.
Sale Price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
As YARD SPOOLS DARNING
COTTON in black, tan or white.
sale Hrlce. Z Tor sc
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20

EftS. Ine DeSI QudllNg NtDOln6-
Sale Price .-.--......-...- 15e
15c SEw-oN HOSE SUPPORT
ERS.
Sale Price. ................ Toe
25c PAD HOSE SUPPORTERS
in black, white, pink and blue.
Sale Price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1ee
soc SATIN PAD SUPPORTERS
in four colors.
Sale Price ..---.-.-------- SSc
GENUINE c. NJ. c. SUPPORTERS
1910 INFANTS'-Sale Price. 10c
15c CHILDRENS- Price. 12c
1Sc MISSES'-SaIe Price. 15e
Csc wOAIEN'S- Price. 1oe
CHILDREE'S no Sc SUP
PORTERS with rubber button.
Sale Price. Zoe
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-20

RICK RACK BRAID in three
widths, values from 15c to zoe a
yard.
Sale Price. 12ISe
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-10
HINTS TO ROCKIES

Don't say Hello, colonel" to the
commander of your regiment, even
if your father was the biggest Gus
toner of his grain and feed store
back home.
Only motion picture actors salute
with the palm of the hand out and
the little finger extended as if they
were driking cup-of tea. "
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-10

Those nice, pointed mahogany
tan shoes that looked so smart with
your leggins will make your feet
smart if you try to hike in them.
Don't have a tailor .recut your
khaki uniform so that it will fit like
the paper on the wall. Remember
khaki shrinks after the first washing
and there are few taiIOrs south Of the
Rio Grande to let out" seams
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-10

AND
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-10

LIE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-27
pounds JOY Hee I.IEH oIHar aroeerJae over 100

Graduated Sugar, 10 pounds for soc
Jersey Cream flour. s2.55 sack.
America Cup COTE. 27tz c H.
Large plump head rice. 9 lbs. for 25c.
Blue Ribbon macaroui or spaghetti
take your choice. 10c pkg.
"Roxane'' pancake -four. 10c pkg.
Perfection corn syrup. gallon pals.
soc.
Large, juicy grape fruit. 3 for 25c
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-07-06

Mr.. Clark's place in physics and
chemistry has his A. B. degree from
the state university of Indiana. Mr..
Tatlock is doing special work this
summer in the university of Indiana.
He has taught three years.
Mr. Floyd A. Smutz, who succeeds
Mr.. Brown in the department of man
ual training, has his B. S. degree from
the Kansas state agriculture college.
He has been a supervisor of manual
training work in high schools for two
years.
The following normal schools have
graduates represented in the new ele-
mentary grade teachers coming to our
schools next year:
Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa,
Anna l.. Carmen and Ruth Rackem.
Wayne, Nebraska, State Normal,
Helen Blair.
Kearney, Nebraska, State Normal,
Jessica Wiegand and Edna M. Ed
wards.
Albion, Idaho. State Normal, Viva
Decker.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Normal
Milwaukee, Wis, Normal School,
Lola G. Klement.
Los Angeles, Calf, State Normal
School, Lena Stahl.
Aberdeen, S. D., State Normal
School, Mary B. Porter
Colorado College, Colorado Spring,
Colo, Ruth Wallace.
Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa,
Stella Hubbard. Miss Hubbard is, also
doing some special work this sum-
mer at the university of Utah.
Peru, Nebraska, State Normal, Mar
tina Greenlee and Ethel NJ. Hale.
Cheney, Wash, State Normal, Mamma
Fleming.
Former Teachers Return-In addi-
ton to Miss Mcmillan, Miss Grace
Sinema and Miss Laura Younger will
return to Twin Falls schools next
year. Miss Sinema taught during the
past year in the schools of North va
kima, Washington, and Miss Younger
spent part of the year studying in the
university of Idaho.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-07-06
IDAHO MINES PROSPEROUS.

The of Idaho show production
half of the year 1916 and the increase the corresponding period
year along all lines reports
geological survey The value output
great owing the fact that enhanced
The lead shipments
360OO0OO0 pounds and the silver production
pendous Copper production than 1915
coming Makey copper prices soaring
this that much will be brought Shipments
much produc-
of substantial
value has been accompanied
and b the many mills different
for the working kinds
pety resulting this satisfactory condition felt
and ,v none more by the workmen of the Gem
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-07-06
SUNDAY EXCURSION RATES.

Half rates for Sunday trips. On
sale every Sunday-also tickets good
from Saturday to Monday at little
bit more Ask O. S. L. agents for de-
tails.-Adv.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-14
LOEFFEL AWARDED
WATER STREET JOB
Williams to Do Painting at Club
House-Park Keeper
Selection Passed.


Contracts Tor t1e Ir-.1~',...s..-- %
"---E street, -.- '5.'.- ora
repairing T.. e.Io nous. q, III. I q n
grounds PARK. -@s- ..-..- were ~ ..
~ oh e.-E 'sl1e.. "a-. COZ. -'-.---''
Bios "e-e -aEeT on the .'a
Herman LyeTel Was awarded me
contract for -rs Vat street pav.-g
aa q bid Of El-lI2-. The former
.ao#a.a-E pavement Ha= -e-red away
ar me E-E wafer -as- January ara
tE- porto. rE-- was .efc Eng-vet '..l
b. repaired permanently b. having (
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-14
FIN Al SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

Notice l. hereby g5vcH - ali
creditors and Others Interested IN r..
state Or
BARBARA HENNINGER.
deceased, TIA. !. toe undersigned
administrator, ia:nUd TO make gaa.
settlement OF the estate r said dc
ceased II the nexr term OF the Cape
Glrariaau Court 81 Common Pleas, 70
5e held - Cape Gi-ardeau, Missouri,
beginning on the 2Eri day % May,
1916. William Hcnninger.
Administrator.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-14

braclag atlantis full knowledge ami
belief Is to the circumstances and cor
d.tions under which stockholders and
security holders who do not APPEAR
upon the books Ct the company 8
trustees, hold stock and securities n a
capacity othe- than that Ct a bona
fde owner; ard this atilan- has no
reason 70 believe that any other per
son, association, or corporation mas
any interest direct or indirect in the
z4.a stock, bonds, or other securities
tnan Is 50 stated BY hin.
.. That the average uum5c- Of
each issue Of this publication sold or
distributed through the mails or other
wise, 10 paid subscribers during the
* month preceding the date shown
above i daily 1856. This inforna-
tor Is required from daily punlica-
tons only
tSigrell James ?. WhIteside.
Sworn 20 ana subscribed before ne
this FIRST day o. April, 1916
tS5gned} H z. AIexaader.
TSes,7 Eo.aTy Public.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-14

OF The Daily Tribune. published lal.y
except Monday, al Cape GiFagde@l
No for Apr. /, 1916.