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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-15
POCD a POGO .SE ANDA LEJCS-

Ia gIogiosa reruelta mc&ican,a, Gle,
Far,r 4er TAN &ueml. h&sta a. Els morrta-
3e- enrmi@os Los reaecDonari@s les da
algrna saris@@rci1n DE ~rJsaal3o en
.ru&nEo. ZEN los tlltimos dlas ha tenn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

SISo .S sEIsusSa,i ssa; ags 9%%plsgn'. SaS @s 79C
0iidien.Nanbhider; aeidpmi nno EN
ieriig ann GebrauM pro Stiid.. JG
f0c neldnmte nd.0anbtRhcr; Gr1Be \ =
~ bel "a Son; pro Stid. ......... I2O
12kc arIdumte pnd.Sanbtiiner; Gr6Be
Is bci SO sou: id)iper mo anilans 0N
9cno; pro Sllld. lld...,............ uOO
pc qeIdnmte 0nds0nn6tiidlrr @robc
Is bel SO 3pn Ieines. oidnies Sc QN
ipebe, pro Giiid ................ "
9nd.0onotimer, aeldunr nno NIT 0EN
SobIIaum; ertrd ipe5ieIl, pro Stiid GJJ
soc reinlinnene Snd Sanhthcr; QNn
arob. nit Soblinum; bro slid. OJS
75c reinliuncne Snd oanotRner nit
0oblidum; iencS @ewebe; etrn EON
aroB; pro Stnd d................. Wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

gl6cnnenfen, bic ben ,,DenilmeR Gurrelpun.
benten" nldt phntilidl uber nnrentlmdhlg cr,
halitn fnb 1ebeien, ber Office bdDpn per Tele.
bbDH 0on idlyihlim @litthelluHg 81 manleil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

9th 0lnb".Gnifec IN I 4ib. 8ihicn:
reauldr 3Oc Spe5ca 8 BIO S1O0;
pr5 @hno .....s........'......... 2sr
Nlaracaibo.anffce; immcr gut; reeuldr
2Sc. Spe5iell bro Riiillo ........... 23c
ao6ncn. sgc5ica . Bio. 90ei pro rio. t9e
8eurgc 9nfbinaiun 5ubereiieteter sat
fee; in Der E1iIe nnacrllbri. @jrnBe
9iidDie S5c; ileine @iibic ........ soc
-SrogeihoB. Steluart s. 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

3tinlnncne 0nd,0nnotiidler nif 0pbliunm:
@roBe bon @diispnnothern; pro EON
@nbeno S6.75; pro Siiid. .... JSG
25c. aebleidlie thrfIide gnoc.0nnbs 4Nn
tiidIcr; quito @roBe; pro Slid ... JJ
25c uno 29c ianrB butte tiriifhe 0QN,
Snnoe'0anotiideri pro Stiid. $500. & y
Wc6leidtc tiirfiidle Babe Ndnb- 9An
tRdler; id)luer; quite @r6be; Siiid y ~
SOC gebleidltc tirfiidc Snoe.pano. Enc
titdlcr nit bunicn 3dnten; Slid OUS
S5c. aebIeihic iirfifdc Saoc.0anb. co =
iiidlcr; erird @robe; pro Stiid. 49,. % y
Snnrn bnnic tirfiihe Danbthdcr; e5roRc
bon @nit pnrotiidcrn. laoenber iilo peib
roia uno ipeik, orange mo ipciB. n u -
blau uuo ipeib; bro Slid $500. 4 1G
Shriifbr Maldl.anppeH; 9Er
lhl sss|s...-. ....ss.sr = ~ ~
-pdupiilur. Sicpart & 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07
Stewart'S N}at=@erfauf DOn
Sud- mO tiirtil6en 9anOtii6ern.
ycoinut WlOntaa NIT c6r Ii6cralcn glnoc6oicn.

@roBe Goninenen mic otelS 29crbous 9es o6er aud
Smlsfroe mcrocn berbe cine pe6ee @eeenbc lOc brcn @
oorf mter iebr gr0Ben Grporniien 6u Ocdcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

Webl-Seder's wlunt Blanc wle6l, O0n
nnr IN 5s 6ah Sdden. Spe8irll fir y SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

Ggtra.Sps5iulitat.
600 8 bei 12 @ros.&ues; grit
ne Sorbe, &ontc nit Saum rmo
NIT geometrilben Yiuitern. @ertb
5000; per Shif. $685.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07
$ar0en bertbeioigt
@iIfou.

Berlin 6. W1ai, bia 2onoon.
gaodoem Waoginiilian $arOen Der
befannte S9riftiteIer ino Serous-
gcber Der 08utuuft", 6pei @ohen
lang geihpiegen batte, als er iei.
nen 9lrtifel. rBenn iH 8ilion iDd.
re-, o6aefaBt botte, bat er belte 5iuu
criten N1ole DieOer einen ldngeren
glrtifel beroffentlift in cent cr
@ilIon, ben omerifanii6en Stano.
punft rno Die @oliiif Der 8creinig.
ten Gtaotcn bertbeioigt.
syn einem Scr nobre @ilion" be.
titeIten glrtifel, idreibt er berte;
n@rdiioent @ilion 1T Elm Wlonu
bon boben mornIiihen uno eeiitigen
Gieeni6often, ouf SEN mir itoI5 iein
fonnteu uenu er 5u rns odbIen ioll-
te."
ng2eununouetin0ig @ro5ent Der TO-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

N1ICHELlN -FoUNbEN
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

The s1S.000 damage suit of Loretta Roma of Gales Ferry against the Thames River Speeia1ties company was settled on Thursday and taken from the superior court docket. Ro- ma lost one of his iess in an elevator accident at the plant Of the Thames River Specialties Company on May 18th. 1912g and sometime after the ac- cident started suit for damages of $15,000.
 The trial of the case was started on Wednesday when the superior court came in in Atliis city,. Several Wft- nesse@ were examined and the court adjourned untiIs Thursday morning. The case had been tried twice before Tand had been to the supreme court. The supreme court sustained the su- pericr court judges decision in setting aside verdict for the plaintiff. The trial of the case was resumed Thurs day morning and about noon the counsel announced that an agreement had been reached sand the case was withdrawn From the rocket-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
SI5, ,O0O DAMAGE CASE SETTLED
Case Taken from Court by cOuzssl Roma vs Thames River speral6es Cosetdensnt Reached in Waterford case PIsinfsld Man Relsassd From State HospitaL


 BeeIMikit Waterford Case Settled.
 It was also announced that the case Of Lyman F. Beclkwfth against the town Of Waterford had been settled and it was withdrawn from the court docket This was a suit for S2,000 damages for personal injuries and for injuries to horse and wagon as the result Of a defective highway.
 Released From State Hospital.
 Thursday afternoon William E Phillips of PIainheld was presented in court on a habeas corpus writ and aft- er hearing the facts ia the case Judge Joel Fl. Reed ordered his release from the Norwich State Hospital For the Insane. The petition for the mans re- lease was brought by Harry E. Greene of PIainheld The petition stated that Phillips was confined at the tngtitu- ton without just cause.
 On Thursday notice of appeal in the case of the IN. F. N. H 6 IT. R. R. vs Armstrong, ct al- was filed in the superior court office.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

THE A. e. SWAN CO. 2-4 Cliff Street, s-s. Norwich, Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
THE. AFTEaNooN sEssIoN.
H. w. Wilson of White Plains De- flyers Address On Application of Rusineas Efficiency to library Work.

The afternoon session opened just before 2.30. Miss Mary E. Goodrich of the state normal school at New Britain, who was to give talk on Personal Touch was unable to attend but sent a five minute paper which was read by the secretary. Mrs. c. H. BisseH of Southington
 The principal speaker of the after noon was H. w. Wilson of White Plains, New York. who spoke on the Library Work. MT. Wilson said in part.
 T am advised that the words Ascien- tific management and ''ef1ciency'' have to many an unpleasant meaning. It is doubtless true that scientific methods have sometimes been used for the purpose of securing larger re- turns for wages paid without consid- eration of any higher ideal It seems to me that the best efficiency recog- nizes the mechanical idea of balance between emergency furnished and
 The pursuit of ef1ciency becomes a diligent effort to discover and re- move preventable losses and waste, so that the largest returns may be secured for the least expenditure Probably the most important element of efficiency is standardization which means, broadly, deterz1ainfng the best way of doing tho work af hand under the best conditions which can be established in the circum- thus doinE it with the least loss or waste" The ideal eficiency, there fore. Is not taking more out of the worker, but is directing of effort SO that a given expenditure of energy or thought may. bring more bountiful return.
 Speaking specifically regarding the duplication of work in a thousand li- brsries of medium size, does it not seem worse than a waste for the li- brarian or library committee of these thousand medium libraries to find 1t necessary to undertake independently to eyaluate and select the books for their community?
 It Is customary now for every li- brary to print its own list of new books as an advertisement Of itr wares, to print it's own posters, booh i marks. etc. Worse than this, li- braries frequently feel that 1t is in- cumbent upon them to do some origin al biblfographfcal work, and there fore compile lists of books and ref. erences on subjects that are of nc more interest to that particular cits Etry, This work is usually done witt I limfted facilities by people who ary Ialready too busy with their regulal
 work, and the result is not usual, | above9 the average. It is not goot enough to be made general use Of lbs libraries over the country The dis
 tribution is not wide, ana the con siderable amount of time in compfla,
 tion and money spent for printing usually practically wasted
 It has been the custom of women' lcIubs having collected the topic fo
 the ensuing year, to go to the local If
 brary or to the state library commits
 sion and ask that they receive hel1
 In making np a programme and ref terence list. What experienced Ii
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
Pin for PrInelpaI Murphx.

Principal James D. Murphy Of tho Palmer Memorial school was present ed handsome stfckpin by the mem bers of the class of 1916 Tuesday af- tenoon. in appreciation of his yaGu- able work during the past school year. The members of the class in- clude: Misses Edith Hurwitz. Kath- erine Hickey, Gladys Carlton. I,a,,ra Morin, Celia Wilbur, Percy Allen and 1sadore Shapiro, all of whom were graduated Thursday night
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

chester; Miss Mary H. Davis. connec- ticut college, New London; Elizabeth M. Bridgeman. Unionvi1le; Jennie M. Smith. Watertown: Jennie F. chidIey, New1ngton Junction; Elizabeth Ran dall, Shelton; Caroline M Lewis, New Haven; Ethan Wilcox, Westerly; Jen- nte w. Hayden, East Hartford; Edna Hewitt Tryon, North Stonington; Mar garet Baker Foley, Hartford; l.. Kath- erine Campion, Waterbury; Minnie B. Cotter. Derby; A. M Clark, Groton; Ruby Steele. Ansonia; Gen. William A Aiken, Frank L. eWoodard, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Britain: Bessie B. Richardson. Water bury: Mrs. Belle H. Johnson, Hartford;
 Miss Jessamine Ward, Shelton; Marion L. Harvey and assistant, Pomfret; 0. s. Wooding and three assistants, Bris- toI; Martha G. Cornell Gu1lford; B. R. Gaylord and Mrs. Gaylord, Bran ford: Miss Mary E. Clark, Westbrook;
 Margaret w. Bartlett, South Manches- ter; Abbie M. Clark, Groton; Corinne R. Deaf1all and Mrs Mabel Ray, AEeri- den; B. J. Kinney, Putnam; Bessie Connolly, Old Lyme; Lucy F. Schol- field. Montville: John M. Young, Col
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
Exceptional Honors for Miss Themp,

In connection with the notice Thurs day Of the graduation of from syra- cuse N. Y. University of Miss Grace Thompson, of Norwich, 1t should have been added that Miss Thompson was graduated with high honors, having been elected to the honorary Philoso- phical Fraternity. Only about six in each years class are elected to this, which includes men and women stu- dents of high attainments.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
SPRING MEETING OF
 LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
ccontinued from Page seven)

Miss Sarah 1T. Church of Waterbury treated Social Work of the Bronson Library All itle People was the sub- ject of the address delivered by Mrs. George w. TTyon of the Wheeler school library at North Etonington, and a talk on Lectures and Libraries was given by C. L. Wooding of the Bristol public library.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY
 HOLDS FINAL SESSION
Second Church Ladies Have Com
 pIeted Their Yeass Work.

The Church Improvement society of the Second Congregation church held their final session of the season in the Sunday school rooms on Wednesday afternoon with a very large attend ance. The regular routine business was transacted and plans were dis cussed concerning sale which will take place in the fall Additions were made to certain committees.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
MISS CLARA STONE
 IS PRESERVED HANDBAG
Members Of Wtdeawalte Club Show
 Appreciation of Her services.

The Wide Awake Cadets of Poque- tanuck held a very Interesting meet Ing at the home of Harold Mansfield this week. Miss Clara Stone, who has been one of the directors of the sorganization, was presented hand- bag as a token of appreciation of her earnest work Miss Stone is to leave Poquetanuclx in the near future. The presentation speech was made by Rev. .T. e. Sherburne and Miss Stone ac- cepted the gift in gracious manner. A tOne candidate was received into the ranks and at the business meeting it was decided to hold hikes and drills instead of meetings during the sum mer months.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

EIartford.-aEr. and Mrs Henry L.. Wilkinson and family of Highland street have opened their summer home at Pleasure Beach, Waterford, for the season.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
3dbl1e uno &benMntisnlns
Sic cnse @crbinhnng bcs 3nitanhcs
Der 5a1ne ,nit &rasfbcitea.

8ab ouf Die Neirz llllo @eluilbz
9altun9 Der SABINE, baS sanae seben
Glnbur9, niat snpisl Wert aelest
tperben tan1l, miro aus INNER nlebr
feitsefelten 9ot1aben eriihtli9.
0ix Mmertfaner ertetllen .hieten bo=
ben Mert on - BON meldsm lie nit
ptlfe Der 5prihlnsen Don Dr. Will
ler, pelder Die @runolose 5i {eiz
iet &enntnilen bon Den Hlemn,go=
nisnen bes Wunbes i'm 3abprotp-
rum Don Or. Rpbert Sod selest
fatte, etnen gltten 8esriff BADEN -
aber Die prattif6e Nu5iibung ent-
fpri9t biefem ibrem MiiIen nod
lonse mdt, II iebr lie iid) aua ouf
lbre 3abnpfiese 5u9ute tan!
Sin Bulletin Des @rsieGungsamtes
Der Ser. Staoten ertldrt be5timmt,
ROB BON a%nildbernb 20 Milionen
ainbern in ben @GuIen oieIes aon-
bes riber 10 Milionen, alio iibet
SO prpsent Gin manden 59ulsn
fteigt bas @erbdltnis bis aut 50
Rro5enD i9abbafte 3abne Nbeu,
Die Der olsemelnen @efuncbeit na9z
tetli9 ieta fDnnell, ipe1n es nt9t tot
ia4Ii9 lino!"
8si elmer reuerliden llnter1uGung
9unoerter BON prhsumatifGen1, in
9pipitdlern peri9iebener amerifani=
iden @dbte iie9enoen 9atienten En-
gab ild, oab ID Bis blnGuf, gu 80
Yrp5ent berfelbm slei9Seitig an
faulen 3dbnen uno 3abnfle,i@ab=
5eiIen liIten. Sin 10 bpber prp-
.aentfob labt teinen Baum fir ole
Nnnahme zines blps 5ufduieen ,3ue
iammentreffens stpeier gr1@einull-
gen.
Gs 1T beute allsemein anerfannt,
au9 in fait alien %lanbldufisen I'm
terri9tsbii4ern 5abndratlider @9uz
len, bob Elm reiner 3abn, Der in
alien Seilen rein sebaltsn tpirb, gar
ni9t faulen fann, unb ferner ald,,
bob Elm Mb5eb ntat obne pprberge=
sanse1e 3abnfdule m0slid tit, aus=
senommen i'm 5alle elmer @epalttat.
Die peiteren Splsen aber bdlt man
ii9 mod nidt beftdnpis senus Dor
Nusen.
profeHor Mi1er fat bic ser,aue
Metbobe entbiilt, tpie 1i9 burd
Batterien bes Munbes Die Sduren
bilben, lpslhe fir bic 2nhnfGnle
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
esrantpOrtlid iinb. Die ad6renbsn

perantportlia iinb. Die 9a6renben
@duren t0rnen ii6 nod alien Sci
len bes aDrpers INSTRUMENTATION
unp ipppbl H6sumatismls, nis
atpeifelspbne mod biele anpere aro-
nii6e 8ranf6etten, iiber mel6e mon
in pprliegetlGer 9inii6t mod teine
bel pnberen grbebungen aneeltent
bat, berporrufen pber tort begiin-
ftieen!
On ben 3dbnen Iiest geipib ni@t
alles; aber BOP tie ppn iebr GROCER
p%otholn9ii6er g%eoeutuna 1ein f0nz
men, barauf peiien ole einihldsigen
nnter1udungen unb Gripdgunae11
Tin
Dies lest cine einbrinslide Ser
pfli5tuns fir @ltern, 2ebrer unp
fir oas san5e @emeinfpeien auf,
idpn frib5eitis gprbeusungsmab-
aabmen a~n5utpenren UNI tire Nn=
lpenbung in Der eillen pber anperen
Meife beftdnbia fort5uiesen! !Sier lit
10 reft cine epise 8a4iamteit Der
prets Der 8eiunpheit. IS lit 'iAer,
bob, penn in Disisr 9tnfid)t ongeA
mein geniisenb aufgepabt unb por=
9eipr9t nprben pdre, rFsumatiI9e
urlS onoere drpnif9e arantbsiten
neniger borherri6enb, uno Die
Sterblidtettstobellen nidt 10 longe
1ein piirben. Nber Die Srdgbeit Der
Menfdbeit, arld Der amsrifaniI6en,
in oieier @ofe lit nod iebr srob,
fof unslaubli9 9rpB; unb lie be-
einFluBt aah piele M~nssfDriae Der
dr5tliden uno samor5tliGsn gro=
FELTON, ielbit, peite pamit sufriez
ben linb, blpBe n&epurntlrarbeiter"
.,au 1eirl, itatt 4ufbauer gu nerpen.
0ann miro Der aenteini6dolibe olte
Gdllenbrian aufbDreng
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

.Sn elmer mtsff,nberz
fammlung Der Brooflbner 59lGdz
termeilter trat RommiKdr 9artigarl
bonn Itdbtiiden Midamt fir ben Gr<
lab eines Neutrality-suspicious. bpn 6leii1,
8~rot1tpffen unb i~iberbaupt ollen le-
bensmitteln nod europa elm. Oh
Musfubr bpn Mun0pprrdten bGtN
folde 9imeniipren ar1genommen, bob
mir por einer f9peren pirtidaftliz
hen &riiis itGnben un0 es mibte uus
beoinst etpas ge16eben, UNI Der uns
ms GeIiht tarrensen 2%etellsmitiel<
not 81 ftruern. ST gebe Su, bab Die
a!einbanbler ii6 in iibler Gage BE-
Nnben, pa bic &pniumenten, tpsihe
iiber Die 9erb1ltniHe niht mfprmssrt
nareu, iie fir Ole Grpobuns Ser
preiie berentmprtlid bolten. Sine
lnterIuDlng iber bic Q~ebensmittels
Derteuerpng BoH &aaSestpesen lei am
Plabe.
MeuBert glimpfIi4 fam
i'm &ri1niaaltermin Der NSupreme
Court Salnes Dunn bapon, Der feline
gattin Maosleine an 5rib1tiid5tiid
nab faraem Streits er1tD@en bette.
Mit 5uItimmltns Der Si1triftsonipalt=
i@oft pldbierte Der bes Mproes ollge=
ilo9te Dunn anf bic Nnflaae oes. Srt.
i9lags I'M aipeitsn 8rabe oldmlOiaA
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
@crackt Cure sd,uersct.

Steife arie, ldmer5enbe @liebmaz
Ben. labmcr 0fiiden MAIDEN bas 2ez
ben 5llr 8iirbe. 8enn SIR an Mbeu=
mattsmus, @pltt, 2umbago. Nenralz
GIG leioet, bolt gltd cine Slaide mil
|Sloan's Ointment. bas 11niber1alz
9eilmittel fir 5dmer5en. 2eidt su
applt5iren; es bringt pbne @inreiben
|onrb unb beianftist~bas carte IIeiIh.
Steiner nnb effeftbplIer tpie Sic ihmie=
rtgen Gflaiter nnb @alben. Stir Ser
Hamburger l1n0 @errenfungen, tpebe
Winsfeln ober an9esriffene M11sfeln,
beruriadt burd l1eberanifrengl1g,
giebt Slpan's Ointment 1dneme SiiIfe.
@altet es bakNotbfdllen itets an Sano.
|8et- Gnrem @rpeiiten, 25c. (Ina.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

Gin 9aifiId, pon Der
Sorte, Die Menf6enflsiia ais Get
fertilizer betradten, murbe pon einem
Jiiacrbopte, Dem gieentum bon 8.
81. Carton, einem !@dn,ler in See
9elifatehen in Gri5fielo, Mb., EN-
sebradt. Der Slid, pslder ettpa 200
Bfuno tpog, puroe nod einem
aampfe nit ben 5if9srleuter, in De-
ren Nes er li4 eefongen hatte, ms
8opt se5osen uno nah Grlsfielo &C.
bradt. Sine Mense gisusiertger bottle
li6 eingefunoen, Den leltensn 6iIb 5u
lehen. Dos llnaebeuer, uel4es erei
Ret9sn SABINE aufsupeiien bate uno
oeilen Wlall, neit binter Der NoIe,
Toit DON elmer Settle oss appfes sur
anoeren reidte, nuroe in Der Mdbe
bon DO Sslanp. einem beliebten
Gcoeprte, sefu4eaen. Der Masen pes
unseAeuer5 entbieit Slide ullD peldj.
idalige areb1e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
Mie SOS itsl1osrtre e.

Mie Sos Hs11osrfre=
tcnoe @eneralfommaHoe befunnt
oibt, ereisnete iid ON Z. NlleuIt inn
@rtiaerieoepot Gptbenftei1 BEL s6z
nfgs6cr9 cine f6mere Grplpiton paa
rufIiiCher Wriilerienmnttinn, Bic unlz
geiaoea ipsrben ipats 0at bisberi;1er
NeItftsllling nNrben 30 9spotar6eiter
IND 20 6raitm set6tet, etspa IA yer=
Ionea i9per uno 50 gsrlbnell lelcAt
berisbt.
9urqiGuut. STUDENT:
rMeinen &or9daser hobeu Die Marts
ser seqaal., MIDI a6er laiien tie in
Rube.."
Sntel (bosbufD: u6reilid. tass=
uber beBen Die 8ieder ni9t!"
- SIN 5turm Drift (beim
Sdlitti9ublauD. rMolen Sic mir
niGt Der @iderbeit pesen Sbre lisbe
tlelne 5ano sebens"
n9ier, bite.
.9iirfte i'd iis alsi6 behaltsn2"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

uno oarauf oerurteilte i'm gfidter
Groplep gu nur bret Monaten Big
bDdftens bret Sabre Soft, i'm Goun.
%fDgefangnis 81 ,perbiiben. De Mi6z
ter meinte, Die Sruntfu6t bate rem
M}ann ioipeit gebra6t unb er bpffe,
oab er nod ieiner S~reilaRung Dem
la1ter entiagen uno elm niibli6es
M}italteo Der me1f@liden @eiediGcfi
neroen lpiirOe. Dunn lit 81 Sabre
alt un0 lpobl NIT &iidfi9t anf lein
hohes Otter oiirite Der Gi9ter @uao,
oor Geht boben molten le}Ien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

Sci einem oer eb liAsn
gerllG, ieinen %6tpsiidbrisen 8ruper
9erbert bon Dem Grtrinten 51 rettsn.
lrtrant Der adtlSAri9e 9enrp 8outb
III Dem WalIer zines alien @teill=
bruds an paIiluoe Npe., glifflibe
part, g. S. Die 2ei6e oes tleillen
9erbert tpurbe Srerlt aus Dem @alIer
se5psen. DIS Damn Senrp permlbt
puroe, iuhte man bas @aHer mad
i1m ab unb fano, paB er ielnem
gruber na2seIprungen uno babel nit
BEN &ppf segen sinen Stein geito-
fen mar. Die &na6en --iparen DE
@Dbne BON George 8ootb aus Ser,ep
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
sNeighborhood
5 HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
: TERSELY TOLD FOR THE
/ BUSY READER

Ben Diekman, prominent farmer
of Spring Hill, died at his home last
week.
Farmers at Verndale have organ
lied an association and will erect a
potato warehouse to cost $500.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Braun, aged SO
years, an old resident of the county,
died at her home near Avon last week.
Frank J. Lorinser, for 81 years
street commissioner of st. Cloud, has
been removed from office by the city
commissioners.
The Swanville baseball team de-
feated the newly organized Long
Prairie team at Swanville last Friday
afternoon IL to 3.
Jacob Turck of Watkins, aged over
70, and Mrs. Catherine Lommel, aged
65, of Eden Valley, were married re-
Gently at Eden Valley.
St. Cloud business men contributed
$425 toward the cost of constructing
a new poultry building at the Benton
county fair grounds.
School District No. 104 of Grey
Eagle township, Todd county, has let
the contract for two-story brick and
full basement school building. The