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Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
Charged With Fraudulent Voting

As the result of a misunderstanding between E.. F. Lyman and number of the democrats of the town of Co., lumbia the former man was placed under arrest Monday afternoon, charged with fraudulent voting. The accusers were under the impression that Mir Lyman had forfeited his rights to vote as he had resided in the town of Coventry during the sum- mer. When his case came up for a hearing he was held under $190 bonds to appear in the superior court. The bond was procured.
 The attorney general of the state gave out the statement that if MT. Ly- man did not intend to make Coventry his permanent home he had not lost his right to vote in the town of Co., 1um bia
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
MISSING FROM HER
 HOME IN MONTV!LLE.
Eighteen Year Old Girl May Have
 EIoped on Sunday.

Minnie, Is year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Clark, of Five Points, MontvilIe, has been missing from her home since Sunday. Her parents have been unable to find clue to the whereabo of the missing girl. It IS rumored that she elCped with young man with whom she has been keeping company.
 A relative of the missing girl stated Monday that the girls parents did not approve of the young man and kept a close watch on the girl to prevent her being in his company. It is stated that on one visit to the Clark house the young man said that lie would have the girl for his wife when she was IS years of age. even if he had to kidnap her, but he had not been seen by any of the townspeople for a long time.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
GentIe--Suf Sura

A powerful cathartic sometimes does as much harm as good. Foley Cathar- tic Tablets are mild and gentle, but sure in action. They are a wholesome physic that thoroughly cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach and ben eft the liver For indigestion, bilious ness. bad breath, bloating, gas or con- stipation, no remedy is more highly recommended. They cause no gripping, pain or nausea Stout persons recom- mend them because of the light feeI- in&fthey bring. The Lee 6 Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
Class Officers.
FUNERAL
Mrs. William Murphy.

The funeral of Mrs. Clarissa North Bridgharn Murphy, wife of William Murphy, was held from her home on Washington street Monday afternoon at ? o'clock. many relatives and friends attendin. There were delegations from the Woman's Christian Temper ance Union of which the deceased was l secretary, and from Fanny Ledyard chapter, Daughters of American Revo- 1ution. Rev. A. F. Earnshaw, pastor of the Congregational church, con ducted the services. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery. There were beautiful flowers
 St. Marks Parish Roll Call. At the annual roll call of St. Mark s Episcopal church in Masonic temple Monday evening, the roll was called by the rector, Rev. A. H. Harrington ing the evening the following program was rendered.: Soprano solo, Miss Gladys Clayton MacGown piano solo, Mrs. George c. Lane; tenor solo, Her. bert E. Williams; bass solo, Elf GIed- hill. In behalf of Mrs R. L. Webb Judge A. P. Anderson of Noanx pre- scented to the parish the new rectory which has been built this summer and which has been finished and is now occupied by the rector and wife. Rev. and Mrs. A: H. Barrington- Judge An. derson said in remarf1s the gift of Mrs. Webb to the church was what she had seen had long been needed and she was very glad to be able to give it to the church. It was ac- cepted by the senior warden and old est member of the church, William w. Kellogg, with grateful apprecia- ton.
 After the entertainment ice cream, cake and punch were served by the ladies.
 Personal and Social Items
 Miss Meahher, the district visiting nurse, is entertaining her brother and sister at her new home in West Mys- tic
 Mrs. G. Albert Thompson is the guest of the Misses Gessner, at their summer home at Groton Long Point
 Letter Carrier Willard w. Keigwin is enjoying his annual vacation and with Mrs. Keigwin is spending part of it in Danbury. Substitute Letter Carrier Bergen I. Green is covering MT. Kellogg's route.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest A. Bliven left on an automobile trip to Pittsburgh, Pa., for a visit to Mrs. Bliven's rela- tives.
 George F. Emmons is spending a few days in Boston.
 Miss Grace M. Stoddard has re- signed at M. F. Plants poultry farm l as stenographer and has entered the office of the Standard Machine com pany.
 Mrs. Susan Heath and daughter Miss Addie Heath, have returned to Norwich, after a visit with Mrs. M. Alice Weemess at Groten Long Point Mrs. Annie Caison and granddaugh- ter and Miss Louise Heavery have re- | turned to New York after a visit to Mrs. Ann Heavery on Church street l They were accompanied home by their cousin, Miss Mary Smith, who will make a lengthy visit in the metropo- 1 lis.
 L. E. Kinney is visiting in New | York.
 l MT. and Mrs Nelson Baker and 1 daughter Carolyn, MT. and Mrs. Car roll Keeler and Mrs. John Baker have returned from an automobile trip to | Colchester. ss'e
 Judge Robert Allyn Of Holyoke ] Mass, is the guest of his mother, Mrs | Erneline Allyn.
 Mrs. c. T. Hatch and daughter MISS Iottie Hatch, have returned tc .stoughton, Mass, after visit with 1 Mrs. Herman Eldredge.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
Former Is Elected.

Although the vote between T. J. Kel- 1y and w. A. Costello was a tie as far as the returns show the former man is elected to the office as his name appeared firse on the ballot. This is in accordance with the state law re- garding the matter. It will also be remembered that MT. Kelly was 1onni- mated before Mir. Costello at the eau GUS held for the purpose for nominat- ing men for the town ticket.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
Odds $50 to 25c.

This city was the scene of one of the qUeerest bets on record when on Tuesday noon one of the rabid fans about town bet that if Brooklyn got into the worlds series that team would not win one of the games during the series. The papers in the matter have been made out in front of witnesses and the wager now stands fifty dollars to twenty-five cents against Brooklyn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
G. A. R. Met Monday Niqht.

At meeting of the Francis s. Long Post of the G. A. R., held in their cided that a committee should be ap- pointed to act with any other com
 mittee that may be appointed for the purpose of giving a welcome to the men of Company L upon their return to their homes in this city. The com 'mittee was appointed and is as fol- lows: J. B. Baldwin, commander, Charles Fenton and Thomas Ashton.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04

Bartlett who has been secured to act as coach for the young men. Much promise was shown by the work of the evening and it is now expected that this years show will outdo any previous attempt made by the mem bers in past years. ssze aEzt,ls N
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
SEPTEMBER HEALTH REPORT
Total of Twenty-three Cases of In | fantiIe Paralysis Recorded by tn,
 Health Officer.

r The health officers report for Sep tember shows that during that month the most cases of infantiIe paralysis were reported to the health officer than in any month previous. The re- port states that there were 29 cases Of paralysis, one of typhoid fever, one Of tuberculosis, six of diphtheria. 12 of whoopfng cough and six of measles during the month.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
company Givea Up Business

The Blanchette Furniture company have closed their store on Church street, this city. and have moved all their stock to their store in Putnam. The company recently decided to give up business in Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
cycIers Rehearse for Minstrels.

Tn their rooms Aon Main street on Tuesday evening the Thread City Cy- clers held their first rehearsal for the minstrels which they were to give on Thanksgiving night. The rehearsal was held under the direction of George
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
Infants Death.

Michael Socha, the infant son of MT. and Mrs. Tones Socha of B Main street, died at the home of his par ents Tuesday morning. The cause of the death is given as infantile trou- hIo
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04

Chester-A large number of grang- CTS paid fraternal visit to Killing worth grange Tuesday evening. The trip was made by automobiles.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
Af naniaIsn,, saia.

Referee in Bankruptcy A. J. Bowen of this city. was in Danfelson Tues day and was present at the safe of the bankrupt stock of H. Deacon &
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
No City Court Cases.

: As Monday was election day and things are pretty quiet in this city on that day, there was no session of the police court Tuesday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
Brief Mention,

Walter Collins has returned to his home on Valley street after spending a few days in the metropolis
 The annual convention of the Con necticut branch of the International Order of the Kings Dausht<rs and Sons will be held in this city today and tomorrow. A % @ r. While in this city Mrs. Edward H. Smiley, president of the sGennecticut State Federation of Women's Clubs. is the guest of Mrs. c. c. Case of Windham street.
 Saturday morning in the Andover town hall the democrats of the thirty fifth senatorial district will meet in a convention to nominate a senator from that district.
 After spending some time in this city as the guests of Trumbull Burn ham of Bridge street, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Burnham have returned to their home in Merrill, Mich.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
BOARD OF TRADE HOLDS
 ANNUAL MEETING
George F. Taylor Re- elected President
 Directors Appointed.

At the annual meeting of the board of trade held in their rooms at 8.15 o'clock Tuesday evening, the following officers were elected: President, Frank H. Foss; second vice president J. B. Fullerton; secretary, J. P. Mus tard; corresponding secretary, w. C.. Norris.
 President J. F. Taylor called the meeting to order after which the re- ports of the officers and various com mittees were read and accepted. The chairman appointed a committee of three, E. A. Case, F. D. Jordan and W. A. Arnold, to act as nominat- ing committee for the officers for the ensuing year. Their report, which was as given above, was accepted and it was decided that one ballot should be case, each of those nominees which was done. Fifteen directors were then appointed. They are as follows: Frank Rafferty, Daniel HoEbrook, Charles Tryon. D. E. Taylor, R. H. Fenton, A. l.. French, Joseph Berard, Charles E. Lovett, Andrew Roux, Jo- seph Carter, Wilfred St. Martin and Kenneth Hillhouse.
 The report of the application com mittee was read and accepted. The following are the new applicants: Charles B. Jordan, Vernon w. Cooke, Maurice Jordan and H. w. OIyn.
 On the motion of J. B. Baldwin 1t was decided to appoint committee of five to work, with any other com n1ittee which may be organized to give the members of Company L a reception on their return to this city. The committee is made up as follows: c. P. Chesbro, chairman, F. D. Jor- dan. F. P. Fenton, w. B. Knight and James Hurley. .ezg- =
 The committee on revision of the bylaws reported favorably on the changing of the name of the organi- zation. Consequently it was voted the organization shall be known in the future as the Willimantic Chamber of Commerce Incorporated.
 The meeting was adjourned at 9.45.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04

Danbury-Friday will be a general business holiday in this city. to per- init employees of business establish ments to attend the fair.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04

sure you get Dr. Caldwe1Ps Syrup Pep sin. See that a facsimile of Dr. Cald- wells signature and his portrait ap- pear on the yellow carton in which the bottle is packed. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 455 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
MYSTIC
Pupils of Eighth Grade Elect Officers Roll Call of St. Marks Parish New Rectory Formally Presented Funeral of Mrs. William Murphy.

MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah Donohoe have returned from their wedding trip and after a few day with Mrs. Grace Donohoe on High street will make their home in Westerly.
 Class Officers. At a meeting of the eighth grade of the Broadway school the follow in officers were elected: President, Miss Frances Burnham; vice presi- dent, John Ifamnacher; secretary, Miss Adelaide Bucklin; treasurer, Miss Winifred Calvin; manager of the foot ball game, RobertgAdamson; captain, Francis MacNamara.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04

The. United States has 517 button factories.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
3itrig.

s en- Me66elelie fra BET eitrig=
ife &rigspreslefparter p%olemilereS
Ser moo Mngipelien / Set rus1iife
&omm1nique al 81. Stunt af> at &C.
neral Brus1iloms Seer bar taget
1884, 41 Sanger, 219 &anoner og
644 Malfingeperer. Set in6r6m=
mes, at &tropperne al 996e,
5aare0e og Sanger bar miitet fra
10 til bsj1t 20 pGt. @bis @itrig
bob0e miitet 100000 Mar6 iom
Sanger, bil6e Set, naor BERTH leg=
geS Sc tiliDare110e Sal al 9r9bt1
og Saare6e, bberfen | 8%olbDnie11
eller beo 9nje1tr bope EN- e11eite COL
sat tilboge. Mf &anoner al mo6erne
&onltruftion er SO fol0en / Sjen6en5
@en6er> og Sc bar lprengte eller
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
Treb til at Haas.

Gn Mrbejber ira 2uncosblre bab0e
melot Jig 1om 6ribillig. San bar
biem1ne fe10t lom en- Slngsbrooer
af fprlte Mong. 5tnrf iom en- 8jpr11
por BON; men bor man 1ogen Sor=
npjelie al fine &ref ter, naor ingen
merfer 0ern? Set mente Dor 2onca=
|! 1birem1ono mt life, og 0erfor bot
Ibon oltio pao Hletten, noor Der bar
IGbance for 5logsmaal
Sou bap0e bon, / 6plge "SimeS"
/ @aan0gemeng meo Splferne
It Sronfrig, og ban bapoe facet 1aa
monge &nubs, at ban mootte 1u11oe
iig liot poo ct &oipitol. Ser tit ban
Beipg, pg man ipurgte oeltogenoe,
ON set fife par frpgteligt luooon at
fpmpe Weon0 MOO Mun6.
,6rpgteligt! Set par %1torartet bar
Set. Set por f9rlte Gong | nit 2lo,
ieg fif Sou til at Haas / Sreo for
Bolitiet>" 1pare0e 2oncolbire=Wtan-
Sen.
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Stalten.

Depnteretffamret bub0e forle6en
Negjeringens grflnring til 8ebon6=
ling. 5fatfammermi1ti tier Gorcann
gop en- Sper1igt ODER Sen finan1telle
Gitnotion og frembebe6e, at Sn6=
tegterne Dor 1teget meget betp0e=
ligt, ierligt poa @rnn0 al Sc npa
Sfattelobe. s 6inansaaret 1916
16 bil6e Merin6tegten ober1tige en-
balb Millior6, beri life me6regnct
Sc tire npe 5fatter> Ser fbrlt mt tree
Ser / &roft. s Sinansaaret 1916
II fan man 0es10en gjpre &egning
poa 35 Mill. 1om G6lge al Sragt-
forb9jelien paa Sernbonerne og so
Meill. iom 6plge al Sc ii6ite npc
Sfottelope. &~rigSomfolltningerne BE-
l1b Jig for Sinansaaret 1915-16
til 1900 Mill.; Be ~gjenneminitlige
%maane0lige &rigsp6gifter u6giorne
ca. 617 Mill. un6er1t9ttelien til
Go16aternes Samilier er MT ca. :,
.Wdll: pr. Sag. SEQ Set 2. og 3. mo-
tionale &rigslaan in6fom Ser 3400
W1ill., 5fatffa1mmer : Mnbisninger
bab6e i16bragt 1900 Min. og 2aan
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
SDiflanb.

u@ocberne" Qes bocbes) er ct al
Sc 5fjel6sor6, lom Set generer 81
lferne mel It at blipe regolereoe me6.
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og &lem.
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@la6et, oprin6elig 1let fife blebet
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n0fommen &og, Ser 1tn6er Sitlen
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6ensfrigens f6r1 tie Tiger. Seri refere-
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ser Nleuoonpmet uDiplomatifns"
EN- Samtale> ban bor bapt me6 en-
6ranifman0, Ser 1to6 | nGr 6or=
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brugte 1ta6ig Sr0et r@ocbes" ON
&usierne> og paa 9iplomatens for
babieoe Goreip6rgiel ON, bDorfra
Bette Or6 ltamme6e> 1pare6e ban:
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9fumrnien.
Sill ~M5 sit" / 81t0opelt ifribes
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frater og 5truf ober Hrpfeften,
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gjering ifal brDoe n1e6 Sen ben1 pns=
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en- Nentrolitet, Ser beburer Solicit
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@eion6tlfob og nogle ententebenlige
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monltrntioner. 8pen ct iterft be1ot
me6 Militgr. Sen lociol0emofrotilf e
|2e0elie erflerer> at Sen inotil pi6ere
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|og @roila. Hrnfeften / Oiitriftet
@alat5, bpem Nresi e1 tillpgger eli
|Del al @fDl6en for Comment tg6et
mellem Mrbejoerne og Tropperne,
er troa6t tilboge fra tit @mbe6e.
|S6rlte @tatso0bofot er bleber for
lat. 8egge ifal efter 6orlp0en6e life
babe bpret til 5te6e pe6 6ommen.
lfg6d. &afobift> moo bbem TIMBER
1pge11en bobe0iagelig er rettet, bar
facet Sob til at blibe paa fri SOB
I @a1at5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
aitcbeners Spaabpm*

6or tire Muone0er 1i6en bel arDt
2oro &itcbener fig / 9lnferque> %
bon inlpicereoe fer for1feLige Mr=
beioer lommem me6 Ben frantic Wtaz
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bar en- a Sc Sage, 6a Splferne meo
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bur6erebe 9l1nferque, og mems SIT
cbener og bans frantic 2e0lager poS=
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n1fobt, iag0e ban:
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9pen."
Set er 8olincourt 1elb, ser fort91=
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mango gnglen6ere lf1loe omfomme
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england nilbe blibe bjemlpgt at ito:
er Sberi pgmmel1e r og al 9torm:
floo. timber &rigen er oper' 10000
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, @enoes 5poabom er alt1aa gQoet
Spfploelie> ONT en6 paa Ell anoer
Moa6e eno BUN bab6e tenH fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
M. J. WALSH co. LIVINGSTON. MONTANA.
MONTANA FARM LAND,

Edsten IT begyndt heri Montana,d lei II smr EfterspGrgsel efer Land,
CAfgrGden, der oliver h9stet her, faar Montanas Farmere til at smile. Hr
stald, over 400 Acres bedste Farm Land og Resten Grasgange med
Bromide, udmarket Wand, god Crashing, rigehg Kl. Vii salge denne
Section, his overtagelse kan ske sHaks, for SIS pr: Acre, men ma
have hhe BelGbet kontant udbetalt. Dette e. Godtkj6b, da alt tilst@dende
Land smlges ii den dobbelte Pris.
800 Acres dyrket Farm, 100 Acres med Al, nye Bygninger, Wind
m9le, vandbeholder og Bromide pa Grasgangene; fenced crossed fenc-
ed". Pms $5 pr. Acre, lette Afbetainger, Resten pa lang It'd, 6 Proc.
Rente. Err e af de bedste Farme vi hr. Kan s9lge Heste, Kv@g, Swim
og alt Nlaskineri, his 6nskes.
Bedste "stock ranch" i vesten, 210o Acres, rindende Wand, rigeigt
|T6mmer, indhegnet med ranch, 3 gninger, 100 stykker Kvag, IS He
ste, nogle Maskiner, deHe ar e "esa te"; kan s@lge alt for $4,000 med
$12, 500 kntant Udbetaing, ReHen paa lang It'd til 6 Proc. Rente. Den
me e Pladsen for en ung Mand til at fa en god ranch" og native
Kvag til n Begyndese. Skriv til mig, jg skal sende fuldstandige OPP
lysninger. C. E. MILLER, Glendive, Montana.
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syprmb for Sfieniioen.

s en- &orre1pon6ance fra Tronten
iii ct fronif @obe6ita0sbla0 gipeS
ser nogle nnrmere gnfeltbe0er ON
Sen Mn6el, Sc fron1fe SlDpere bor
|boft / Sorbere0elien al Offenltpen
be6 6omme. Set bar n%p0ben6igt, Of
Tienben blep bol6t / l1Di6enbeb OFT
bore Sorbere6el1er, og at ban bleb
berpbet fine 9ine> og en- &erS 9ine
er Dens SlDbere pg 6ens Obi erpa<
tionSballoner.
ST. 815 ON Morgenen Sen 2S.
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|ner ltegne op for at 90elggge ollie De
|Bolloner, Sc 1t90te poa> % | minora
ems EN- Slime par Sagten forbi. Mf
Gnfeltbe6er fan nebnes, at en- go1llfc
ung Slipper ltprte6e Zig ODER Den
Bollon> Ser Dor bleben anb11t bam;
SEN tplfe Ob1erbat6r afbente0e imi0=
lerti0 fife 5ammenltb0et, mer1 1tDr=
|tebe Zig us at @onoolen me0 TN
|Solb1fprm og fnu1tes moo Soroer
1m1ti6igt me0 at Sc bren0en0e &es
tier al Bollonen ltprte0e ne0, meOen3
|6en frantic Slipper BEL frep &reo1e
moo @imlen. On ar0en Slipper ram=
te life lit Maol, og 81 @allonen flo
geligt bleb truffet ne6, og ban iffe
]bil0e bjem u0en He1ultot, frD01e0
ban oper Sc tp1fe 2inier. Ser fit bar
9je paa en- TIFF Tlppemaifine og BE-
fp6 6en bDorefter 0eoifinen for
1bon0t.
Sm 81 tener bar ser fife CIT eneltc
8allon / 2nften, og ingen Den0tliQ
SlpDer boDe0e fig no oDer De tDlfe
2inier.
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Gnglanb.

Sra Goinburg lfripes til &it5anS
8ureuu, at en- 9m1fer neo gtab11
Grn5t 2uopig 9pptler CT bleber
i0pmt en- 8p0e poa 5 NO. Sterling,
5ub1ibinrt go Cages iimpelt S911g=
lei. san bar onfloget for at babe
11gt at inbbe11te SplpSninger boS IT
5pman0 ON Sc brittle 5fibes 5t11=
ling UNDER Gplloget / %georo1pen o9
xres @eifooiee(ler. af Sionel1o1a9-
Enc fren1gif, at SEN %al1flogeoe e1ter
lerigen5 l10bru0 bopDe pGret a111at
hos ct 6irmo / @crlin, oerfra git
bon iii Motteroom og fpm lenere til
edinburgh bpor ban if MrbelOe.
ga ban erflpreDe, at bun lite funoe
betule 8p0en, blep ban le11Ot Mr=
rel te11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

'gbelagfe. Sum Iibt tgrre bar Inllet
paa De inobDggeoe &aroner af Rl=
ore aonitruftion, Der bleD prisgibet.
Sg. me6 Senipn til WaifingeD9rer-
ne be06er BET: Sore Seltformatio=
trers SoriDning me0 bette 8oaben
belpber fig le1D me0regnet set be-
tD0elige n6ili6te Wateriel> fife til
en- Sjette0el al BET al &usierne OPP
gibne Sal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
&nslam6.

s ggne1 pe0 glton=5gen er Ser
funbet rige Sag al 1boblfut Mag=
neiium. s Nprbe0en at Set fospiife
SOB bor man fun0et ltore Sag al
SteniaH, bbis Spffelie mango CITE
ser belpber Zig til ODER 600 Meeter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
Munr ufrnrnBkrtgpn raHrr.
8lanoeoe Gfterretninger fra mango 2anbe.

$ set fpl9c1oe gengiDer bi Ell
Meffe lmau Mrtifler fra be frigSfp-
ren0e 2onbe - og fra ct e1,felt, 1om
rimeligpis mort bliper in00ragt I
&rigen. Set er life t%elegroftfe ytD=
beoer, men Me0Deleller fra 0on1fe
GA andre europeijfe 8looe, Ser Don't
ner ct intereslont supplement til De
.&riqstelegrammer, bporuf ri onoet
@te6s bringer bore 2plere ct 1t9rtt
5ammcntrpngt l1oDalg.