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New Britain herald., 1916-04-04

and Philander P. Claxton, United States commissioner of education.
 A number of other speakers or na- tionaI prominence in their fields will be Thomas Mott Osborne, former war den of Sing Sing prison, New York, widely known as a lecturer on prison discipline; Arthur Woods, police com missioner of New York; John Fin ley, New York state commissioner of education; Mrs. Florence Kelley, gen eral secretary of the National Con- sumers league, and John P. Gavit, managing editor of the New York Evening Post.
 Other Associations Meeting.
 Meeting in conjunction with the general conference, number of al- lied organizations will have their an- nual sessions. Among them will be the National Probation association, the American Association for Organ izing Charity, the National Conference of Jewish Charities, the American As sociatiOn of Officials of Charity and Correction, and the National Chil- dren'S Home society.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04

WANTED-Boy about sixteen years
 in factory office. Good opportunity for bright, energetic boy. Address Box 23BB, Herald Office. 4-4-5d
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
NOTICE.
POULTRY.

WANTED livery woman, anybody, who keeps hens to call at any of the dealers be- low for free trial package of pr. Hess, Poultry Pan -a-ce-a; each package cont aims enough for 12 hens for two weeks This free trial package will prove better than all the talk in the world that Pan-a-ce-a will keep your poultry healthy and ma<e your hens lay. Pan-a-ce-a will also help your chicks grow and prevent leg weakness rom gapes and other chick ailments Also a splendid tonic to start bullets right--tones them up and gets them laying earlier Fan IS easy to feed and 1c worth daily is enough for 30 fowls Go and get your free trial package now from any of these dealers >. P. Strople, 113 Church $. F. Labieniec, kensington.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
Other Associations Meeting.
IIASCY PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

Ansonia, April 1.-The case of William H. Eascy of MontcIair, N. J., charged with passing a worthless check for s35 on the Ansonia Ma tional bank was continued to Thurs day morning in the city court this morning. Hascy pleaded not guilty before his counsel arrived in court and then a continuance was arranged. Officers of the Derby and Shelton banks were in court.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04

WANTED-Machinists Scrapers and assemblers. Steady work. Turner Machine Company, Danbury, Conn.
 i 4 3d
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
 NOT FOR EXPANSION
count I1sza Says It Is Simply Standing By Germany Until Fair End
 Of War

London, April 4, 1O:4O a. m.- Count stephen Tisza, the Hungarian premler, Is quoted in despatches from Budapest according to the Exchange Telegraph company's correspondent at Amsterdam, as stating in an inter- view with journalists that Austria Hungary is not fighting to secure new territory in Europe but merely is united With Germany in struggle un- til fair and satisfactory conclusion is reached.
 That is all we want" he is re- ported to have said. The premier de- nied that Austria is 'sick of the war; but he admitted that the war was long hard and painful for all.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04

WANTED-BoOkkeepe Must have had experience and be good pen man. Address, stating age eXperi- ence and salary exI ected. Box 991,
 City. 4-3-3d
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-02
SAYS PAPER MAKERS
ARE IN COLLISION
Publishers Complain That Bic Firm,
Have SURPRISES, But Force Up
the Prices.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-Charges
that the manufacturers Of print pa
per, in the face of soaring prices and
an apparent scarcity. were maintaining
"a large reserve stock and that there
was collision among them to force up
prices were made yesterday at the
federal trade committcc's mvcstigd-
tiou Of the paper situation.
j. III. Icrhv. chairman of the white
paper committee of the Pennsylvania
Associated Dailics and representative
of the National Editorial association
testified that one paper concern held in
reserve more than Sl0Oo,0o0 worth OF
goods.
p. T. Dodge. representing the Inter
national Paper company, replied Joy
saving that the charge was directed
against his company and that il main
tanned large surplus stock to uphold
its boast that il had never failed hy
reason of accident or calamity to sup
ply its customers.
The tariff policy pursued by the
United States. he added, had force,
manufacturers to locate their plants IL
Canada. where one is now under con
strwtion by the International compau,
and in time win force the entire indus
try Ia move over the border
+. T.. class. vice president of tn,
Newspaper Publishers association
said that members were morally certain
that manufacturers were in agrccmeu
lu boosting tine price of paper am,
that q report ON this phase Of tn,
problem would Voc made to the com
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-02

medicine / took. Every month since
was young girl had suffered with
cramps in my sides at periods and was
never regular. saw your advertise
mcnt in the newspaper and the picture
Of a woman who had been saved from
AN operation and this picture was i'm
pressed on my mind. The doctor had
given me only two more days to make
up my mind SO ] sent my husband to the
drug store at once for a bottle of Lydia
n. Pinkham' S Vegetable Compound, and
believe me, | only took four doses be-
fore | felt change and when had fin
ishcd the third bottle / was cured and
never felt better. grant you the priv
ileEe TO publish my letter and am only
too glad 10 let other women know of my
cure Mrs. THOS MCGONIGAL, 1892
Hartyillc Street, Phila., Pa.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-02

IN my SLUG anu DdCh
until l nearly went
crazy. | went to
doctors and
they all said l had
female trouble and
would not get any
relief until | would
be operated on. |
had suffered for four
years before this
time, but l kept get
Ting worse the more
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-02

Sincerity is a mental attitude tht can
be acquired through long piar,ir. II
serves very well To- conceal an insmccrr
motive
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-02

Excursion to Ocean Beach, New Lon
don, August &. See Ad. ON page ,.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-02
NEW JUSTICE TAKES OATH.
Clarke to Take Seat When Court Opens
in October.

WASHINGTON. August John II.
Clarke of Cleveland, O., yesterday took
the oath as associate Justice of the
supreme court Of the United States in
the presence OF Chief Justice White
and officers Of the court. The new
justice Will formally take his seat when
the court rcconvenes in October.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-02
WOMAN GIVEN
TWO DAYS
To Make Up Her Mind for
Surgical Operation. She Re-
fused; Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Philadelphia, Pa" One year ago
was very sick and / suffered with pains
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-02
Moran & Rohde

Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Phone saw. 81 Main St. Brattleboro
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-02
EMBALMING

and burial These matters can be en-
trusted to us with confidence.
We perform our duties i'm manner
that cannot fail to meet with your APP
prevail We are always ready for cmcr-
nrmrN coils
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-02

WE OFFER OUR ASSISTANCE
at the time Of death hy rendering com
potent service as funeral directors. W
make all preparations for the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-13
KEEP BLOODHOUNDS
TO TRAIL YOUTHS
Special to Tho World

Special TO Ihe orld
OKLAHOMA CITY. May IA
Bloodhounds will be used TO trail 10
ycar-old bows. inmates of the boys
training school at pauls Valley. II
they attempt to escape from tho In
stitution, Tho board of affairs today
bought two OF the dogs and they will
be trained TO trail human beings that
Is. the boys who attempt to get away
from the institution Tho state
board OF education decided to secure
the dogs and the state pays for them
$50, According tn President II, II.
Wilson ~ the board OF education,
who In also state suI erlntendont. tho
farm In connection with tho school
consists OF about fohi hundred acres
moro than three miles from tho town.
Il Ia claimed, however, that the dogs
are To- he used more as "a bluff Some
trouble has been experienced with n
few Of the bows. Boys over Id years
old are not taken II the school,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-13

United Confederate Veterans reunion
which is to be held In birmingham.
Ala, beginning Monday morning.
While this state has been repro
scented NJ all of the reunions held for
the past score or moro of years, II ~
doubtful II oklahoma was over rep
resented by so lnrgo n delegation, and
one as carncst IN trying 10 secure 'or
this state the next and probably one
OF this organization.
Heading the delegation which left
1ulm was Merritt j. Glass, state com
mandcr =, G, V. and Tate Brady, also
Of thus city, commander Of the Indian
division. :. &. V.
Many From Here.
The party Of more than hundred
from Tulsa who VIII attend the re-
union also includes Miss licss Brady.
state sponsor of tho oklahoma dele
cation of the United Confederate Vet
Grams. and she win be joined nj Me
Alcstcr by Miss Helen Wulcott or
Ardmorc. maid of honor. Miss Lucille
Lester of McAlcstcr, maid of honor.
and Mrs. Presley Lester of McAlcstcr,
ns matron Of honor for the state of
oklahoma.
The party. which will be augmented
by delegations from All of the posts
In the state az II proceeds southwark,
viii arrive In birmingham late sun
day evening and the first session of
the convention of tho United Confcd-
crate Veterans and tho sons of Con
fcdcrntc Veterans win he held on the
following day.
The special train which was used
10y the Veterans and their friends Is
one of the most complete that has
ever been sent out of this city bN
any road. being of all steel equipment.
of the latest model and a special
schedule has been arranged, permit
ting stop-oVcrs AT several interesting
historical points. dear to the hearts
IL Il.Ir IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-13
More Than 500 Live .
Journalists Make History
coNriNUrn pRoM rNGF oNE

WV lIN' ~ fN'N lN'f 'NF
sixteen speakers were called ON and
every one OF them responded. thus
establishing another record prcsi-
dent Foster handled matters with dis
patch and proved himself man OF
rare executive ability with u keon
sense ot what newspaper people want
when they come to the annual CON
NCntion.
Today with he the hig day OF tho
convention The morning session viii
he an interesting one and on account
W the length OF the program viii con
Vcno promptly at o'clock At tho
afternoon session the election ~ Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-13

MEAT 10 SUIT NOt
We guarantee to please YOU /
meat. Include II with YOUR order
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-13
SWEENEY'S
GROCERIES
TENTH AND MAIN
Phones itB3-i tGt-tt65

Ucrrlcs and vegetables bought for
Sunday dinner should he unwrappcd
as soon as delivered on Saturday or
they may spoil
We anticipate heavy business to-
morrow and urge early orders so that
we may get them out on time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-13

Riding Master Uo recruit who has
been throwu) Now, then, No. I, YOU
can pursue your botany studies an
hnNins now. .-- London Opinion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-13

wife (stcrnly) Henry Eihberly.
look me in the eve.
Bihhcrk which p'iclcr eye, M
dear. You seem 20 have more eyes
N a potato o. Boston Transcript
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-13

,ass.or. but no action was taken for
The NcTN su0t reason that there Was
80 action TO take that could accom-
piiSN any good.
~ T. Hardy of the TSaleauah
Arrow talked on the sutySc'. Tho
:, 81 .Vcckiy. Wh,e''
Ol}-tlsrts Talk~
Frank Croor ~ TulAs one " the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-13
Hendricks ,
6. O. ID. Grocery
and Marker
Phones Sos -S6a- SGSG.
Opposite Hotel Tulsa.
FREE DELIVER \

We carry \ complete line ot both
he bc,ur and rGokWivk high grade
goods. also run a sanitary market
and handle the best fresh and cured
meats We sell tor cash and can sell
tor less than the credit merchant
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
Smaneit ueridoben.

9eoh eincr ldIlgen Sisrna Der
Goroners SSltrp om Montoe Gad,mit-
tag ilber Den Sooesiua bon 6rou
aotherine 9ohI, Die am -. SUM- bon
einem unbefonnten Mutontobil iibcr-
fobrcll lpuroe. IN Der piele unn gum
5heil miberiprcfenoc NusIugen 81
TrotofoG geliommen muroell. rno IN
Der gum Shluiic Der Stootsonpalt
crflorie, er bnbc Elm Spltr BON bcrl
5hGtern cntoeft uno CLAUDE Iid)er,
oieielben bolo flnocn 5lt fonnen. mur-
&c oie Situng bis nGdJIten Montog
pertogt.
Die AusidQcn Der anoben. mclhc
oos llngliid mtitdniuben. %itimntten al
lie BARN ilbcrcIL bob IS cine Stint
Talldgier Cor mar uno Dab 5mei
iltnae MGnner oorin ioBen, ole ME
StootIeitc ousinben. lleber ibre
&leioung mo bic Sarbe 0cs Nlttos
ginger ibrc 4usiagen ouseinonoer.
Midi 0ic Summer bot feiner gang
leicrt fonnen, nur mollen clnIae Gin
II" gelehcn baben. Ine nuren BARN
einig. ooB oos 4uto longian, i,,br,
oaB es nod Dem llngliid iheinbnr
boltcn moate. oann obcr ihncG in
lil0li6er Rlf)t1tng ooponil,hr. nit
ser cigen 2anpe not oben eerihtet
mo bic 9auntfrnnen beleuften0.
3n5 2id)t muroe oonn fhnea aus
5eorebt.
Nile nerooftiecn automobile muir
Sen bereits bis ouf 80 inipi3irt. uno
Ole Beboroen iinb beinobe iiher. bis
@tontog Die eeiudte Gor entoeden 5it
f1nnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
6OlOsne Sod;eit.

Sr. unS 6rou Sobu Nnores
oil Der Mormon GouIee Ronb fonntcit
Iettcn Samstog eos lt0nc Set Der
@oloenen Sodl5eit feiern. 0as be-
lohrtc >SubeIpnor crbtelt piele idlone
@eihenfe unb bel Der Seitliffeit
murben Dos Stibclpnor mo Die anne
ienben @dHc ulii elmer photograph
idlcn Slate uercpiat. Gie Sobne
mo Sndlter bes ebrtpiiroigen Yonres
limo ISrou V. u. nod. Irou 8. Rio.
qefpop, 3. Y. Mnores, uro 8. n.
AnorcS. Die 6olQenoen moren bel
Der 0odl5eitsieier Sli9egen: Sr. mo
6rnu Soiepb u >res. @r. uno 1rou
8. ". Anore9. !Serr un6 tSrnn Ghi-
Imp GiGmnnn uno 5od)ter Sonic.
&r. uno Hrou Mm. 5hroocr mo
5omilie. 0r. unb 6rou u. 9teiifer.
den; bon Auslporto: Nr. unb Srat
:. Y. Anorcs mo Sohn Goin. @r.
mo 6rnu u. II. anh mo 6dmilie
non Hnriualf. NiS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
9o6seitsgloden

Nepor tic nit on Die @rcn;c ob,
riidten hobcn iih 5ruci Witdlieoer
unicrer Willis Gompoanic 81 nod
itneG traneu Ioiien. 0nrrn 0ous
ner 302 Gunner 5troBc uuo SRI.
Carrie :. @i,5ertion tiebcn i'd Non.
too Wnrgcn bicr BON Goitor Robert
Nromn trauen, mo aorlton 0enlIc.
ben INC Sri. Miobel u. Schnion, 9t2
ga Grciie StrnRc, 5oQen cs nor iid)
ON ieIben 5oue in gSinnno non Hif.
ter 2oobn fitrs 9eben pereiuiacn 81
Iniien. An Iicnstng hattcn sic bci-
ben jungen Ghemdnner lid mieoer III
Gnmp 9olgIoS 6tt melscn.
eIcoroe &. grolun, Elm Meidenitel.
Ter. mo FRI. 4ieorI Q. @eiahner.
5eihe in Der Stoot ~pohneno. mitrScn
Wontaq ron Ridtcr alceher octrout.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

GeltoG StrdBe mo 3fpei Spielta-
mcraoen bottcn lid oitrd Mdten int
emit Greet. am u1teren Gn0e Der
iliSl. ~. StraBe iiioli6 pom oltell
ShuBenporf. mad aro6enart oinil-
Itrt, &oiepb mllr0e babel 3ulctt ober
pagbaliie. or fonute elm menia
'dnpimmen IND maote iif Inn hal6
| llbr 81 melt hInein. lpobci or bon
Der Stromung gcpadt uno fortgc.
iiibrt mur0e. Gr perlud)te mt olcn
arGiten 3uritt3uldJpimmen. ood) fem
er nid,t ~por1udrts. Shlicblid mill-
len i'm Die araitc ncrlaiicn tnpen,
or p~lotld)crte nod eirige Scfunoen
mi Dem 20oiier umher nm i'm n0f)-
item Nlteenbl;de bon Der SberiIode
81 rcrifDp1noen.
Seine bei6cn 8nmeracen. Bruno
Nlilcr, 2213 20. 6. Hoao. uno GIurer
@eabig, 1901 0euton StruBe. lie.
len eiliait nndl Der @unh 1rnucrel.
me iie ocn &orioa beriftetcrb lino
ron bier erbielt Die Eoli8ei Nohriht.
Ghef @efbcr unb Sic 8oliSiiten
>Sobuion une 99oIie bcgoben iif eli
ii1it nit Dem 3nllmntnr on Die i'm
alildsitottc, no tie mo Inhere slpei
5tunben lnn9 hcn6luB obiuhtcn lno
ihlicBlid) Cen ertrunfenen &noben
300 Sub BON ser Stele entfernt. mo
er nnterginq. ionhen. @ieoerbcle-
hmngspcriude mllreen, neil ausiid)ts-
los, nidlt onacitellt.
0os llngIaf ereianctc ilh on Ser
iciben Stelle. mo an %. SSlni g.
Scotland bon @eitbn Selbitmorb be
linG.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

An ser ode bon 1. un6Nidlu
Strobe III cine aorte BON Sol5er
Gcrroee ouioeitellt. meIhe cine
quite lreberiidt iibcr nieien 2uun
compiler oibt. Sic fonneu pon Die.
lem @runorib cine quite Soee ron
Solser Terrace crholtcn cine oub Is
uothia III hinois 81 aebtn. &eune ON
ii. &iili bcginnt Der 9roBe &crtout,
Gs mCrbcn 80 Cots 81 80 Gerta
boor dno 80 Gents modentIidc Gtb
sohIuua mo 80 2ols al 100 In.
sahlrna uno 500 tpohcntlide ab,
.iohlrnaen ucrtortit mcrocn. aeuc
,3inien mo feine Stc1tern mohren0
Snei &obreu. Seine ,3ohlunaen
mcnn orbeitaloS ooer tronf. (Sehen
Sie hclite i~riihseitie hiuous mo III
dcn Gle bcn hciteu 9ouptot ans.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
Sonl go0t abberufen.

Sagenbarth. 6rnu Wtarp So9en-
bortb, 1t15 inol. 5. StroBe, itarb am
Nittpoh an oen 9eihmeroen oes III
tiers. 3ie 8eritorbene mulroe ST
Sabre ait uno ltommte aus Deter
reid. Gin Sobn unb ieds @roBfin-
ser iiberleben lie. Die 9egrobniB-
feierlihteitcu finoen beute Hodmlt-
tnQ in Noulc BON 2ouis @eigel,
1tt5 iiol. 5. StroBe, inter AnIti-
RING BON Noitor Gornbnlt ltott 2ic
9eiieeimp eriolgt ouf Dem Dat Bro-
DC 6rie0boie,
Sn Cos InaeIeS itorb 6roii
@eurQie Moooforo. Die
@attin ocs Goitors @oonioro, 0ic
@~critorbcnc mar Ole jiingite Shpeiter
non 6rou Z. 6. GorleI uno Sri.
0ommer. uno Gut befonnt III Ga
Groiie.
SunaOun. SiobeI. Die 10 Sabre
olte Iodtcr oon Srn. uno 6rou Som
Z. 2dnqoon. 232 norol. 10. StroBe.
iiorb oni N}ittiuoh 9fodlmittog nodl
elmer Nronfhcit pon MIR cinieen So-
GEN. IS lit ooS brittle uno ictte
ain0 mcldlc; ocGt ebeponr 2ongoon
ourd oen Zoo entriilcn !nllrhc. SIC
iIeunc %iobeI beiuf,te bic Normol.
StuIe. :n9 mar Elm liebcs, glitcs
0in0. Goa 9eerdbnib finbet berte
RadmittoQ i'm boit 3 llbr pom Sou.
ie uus urtcr 4mts 1oltuna BON 80
tor Eornbolt nuf Dem Gof 8rooe
6rie0boie rott.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

8eidlnlte Hrteiter tunup Ilc &C.
gcnudrtiac Grn$peritdt in @iatoGlill
miro am beiten ourh Sic Sdnicrig-
fciten iquitrirt, meldle ole GiniI0icnit
ecrmiiiinu in Mooiion bot. INN autc
Ylope gu beicten. Gs >pcroen Feb.
rer SnqeuiGlre. &ilhbiltcr. Wcu.
rer. @orterinnerl Yl,fiebcr hin. Der.
langt. Cine mirage on Die Gommli-
lion miro nnbere Grfldrun1en unb
Elm Anntclbm0siormtlor tur irQeno
cine iit ooiiir interciiireuoe monaIi-
die oaer melblid)e EerIon oils Antport
brlnaen. Mon oorciiire @isconlin
gibiI Serpice Gommiiiicn, Mnoiion,
&siS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
Neue(te Rn3eiaen.
aIeine epcsiaIam5eieen tOiten:
lleber IS 8orte 2 Gents bro "

IIeber 70 Borte 2 Gents pro Nort.
Sic Murte .Serlangt~, gu pertnus
len, .3n permietben". sShcilhaber oers
Ian9t", II. /. No.. iopie Ole Noreiien lino
en- 9heiI Der An5ei9el mn miilieu bel
Der Rreis @erednuug ais Worte mitges
sohlt merben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

3ueitc I'M Die MittagSitlmoe uho Der
brittle I'M EN- llbr 9tahnlittngS DoEt
8abnbof ob. seoer 3ug beituno aus
orei3ehn 8oggons. einem @epdfmG-
gen, ser als Slide nerruc110et miro,
mo aus pier Bar" gSogqons, bic
Die 2Eusrilinn0sitIfe oes Reqimen.
te3 enthiclten. Ser 3ug gcbt iIbcr 6le
8elciie ner yiorfbpetern 8obn. nlio
Ibcr Nta0iion nudl Chicago.
3roci Gonpaanien limo infolqe Der
oielcn Ab~pciiungen Die Die Mtjlit1r
or5tc |Dorllohmen. inter Ser 6ricotaz.
itarfe. Us iiHo ole aompagnien 3
utf 6 aus ga Groiie be5lp. 0rniol.
Sic GompoRnic J. hyperion, iii 6jc
itorflt2 til gnrl3cn Regiment nit I'll
Wafu.
@icrerdla6iu.on. Crlnnoo 8olmc)
mag ln~uerbalb Der ndditen "a Stun.
Den cincn geiehl erIniien, Der meiterc
400 Manu sur Miscon'iner 9tdtio-
nolgor0e in Ons Comp GougIos eir-
beruien miro. Ties 1t eeit1rn betonut
~leicorocn. nofoea; oa5 brittle Heaf.
nlcilt Der Stnotsmili5 lid mad Snu
4ntonip begc3en botie. Die critic So.
earat" aompagnie BON Chippewa
salts 1T bcreits in oos Eager einbe-
ruler uoroer. Sic beitcbt ans 10
Monn. 0ieie Monnihutten ioIen
oo5u De!rnnot mernen Nas 2oaer gu
bcluod'eE uno Die neuen Hefrutell
c~in5ucrt. siren.
General @3lmon rrtl1rte. noB lpc'-
tereS ruopcntbelle cinbernicn miiroeL
ionic Die @unoesregicrur9 qcnilgen6
,3cltbahncn nnH aii0ere Ar,srilitungS-
itnfe aus Nod Ssluno Sn.. nod
G0ugIna ilbcrfiibrru miro. Die fprl-
binirte Storfe Der nod sur @erfi
dlng ~itehenocn <riippcntbeilc mirN
ort ctma 350-io0 osidlobt.
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@ifien 1T Radt,

lno rniere gSooren Die mir fnbri5i.
rem. iino unilbertrefflid. 8eiuden
Sic unlere Sdourolme uno inipi-
siren Sic Die groBe Iorietot BON
&biren, Senitern, SortboI5- SuBbo.
Den, 8%1initelos unb uniere onoere1
Mrbeiten. @ir peroen aerre one
Tragen beontmorten, uno sic iino
nidt gum &oufen perpflibtet. Mber
wenn Sic etnas brouhen. 10 iino mir
eerne bereit Sbnen 4reile 5u nenner1,
uno. bite, %pereeiien 81 niht oob
mir one 8ooren ieIber berltelert.
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,.4rap'' 3u b~erfaufea.

Gin feiner trap Perry Patent Road
Cart, gihen Siniib. so 3ou 'bpbe Hdber,
Roiienpreis $75.- unh 10 gut ME neu, 1T
ueeen Rittsebrauh fir nur $1O:- su
pertaufen. Gin iebr praftiites @ef1brt fir
leoen Eferbebefiber, beipnoers beim 9raini.
rem uno einfatren bon lungen Hieroen.
R1bereS benin
DVprbftern".
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Gefioens an perfaufeu.

Tie mobIbetarnte TIas 8eIioens. 1874 g.
IL. Strafe, lit peaen Spoes oes @isen4hi.
h,srs huter iebr einitisen B%ebinsunsen su
per'nufe1. &c 1T Elm prnhtppler Befis.
3 9otten amfaieno. uno bic Sage 1T cine
ous9e5eithete. NdhereS am 9lase IelbSt.
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grunbeismtbumsmarit.

Solaenoe @runoeieentbums.l leber.
troaungen muroen in Den lesten "a.
gen poreenommen:
Scrmall q. Gncl on 6reoerit
@ierman. @iecnthum nohe 10.
mo Sodion StraBe, fir $4,000
emma <. 9olp ON 9. 9~foteriohn. Gi.
aenibnr nobc ,. uno 8eorl Stro.
&c iiir $4,000
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Nlne uenc Surihriit fnr bic Stra.

6enbobn. 9on icBt an ourlen S.to,
Bcnbotmpoqcu an Ger Gde ron 4.
mo Ninin StroBe mr. ioldnae bolter
bis oic 6obrqoite Oh. mo nuigeltie-
gen limo. Qieie Anornnuna muroc
pom Nilr9crmciiter Q~ctrofien neil
Dos ldnacre Tcrmei!en ser Cars al,
Der Ode oeu &crfehr oft niuiicnllne
iinrte.