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Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Members of Country Club Visit Nor.
 wich Golf cTub-Miss;1g Emma
 Phillips, Located, Will Be Returned
 to Complete Term-AutomobiIe Ii.
 cense Needed For Motor Wheeys- Mark M. Warren Sued For Di-
 voroe - Caesarian Operation at
 Hospital.
 Returning a visit made to the Put nam Country club two weeks ago, the members of that organization motored tO Nc. ": :cil Saturoa4 efternnon 10 be
 gUes:S cf the Norwicl Golf club
 The following from Putaam mace t'ts trip. G. J. Mce in. Ernest C.
 Morst, J. B. Tatem, Jr., Raymond Wheaton, Erie H. Johnson, James B.
 Tatem, Jr, Thomas Cocoran. William r. Rafferty, Nelson Lown, A. D. Lown,
 F. E. Cunneen, John c. Johnson, WILL Harold w. Files, John B. Byren, Har-
 ry c. Meinken and Charles K. Shaw. William F. RaRerty explained the l team.
 Emma Phillips Must Serve Out Term The police of this city on Saturday notified the Hartford police that Em- raa Phillips, the yo ,nE sirl wko cs- capped last Wednesday from he House of the Good Shepherd, at Hartford ! "ceo CLclS HIS tICit VI It'll Ter lOSLCL . mother. It was stated from Hart ford that the girl was to have been | released from the institution within Q month, but that she took advantage | of an opportunity to leave without l permission. She will be returned to Hartford, it was stated here Saturday.
 Motor Wheels Must Have Auto Lf- cense.
 | Motor wheels, the attachment used | for driving bicycles. must be licensed ] the same as other tor-driven ve- i hicIes and the police or the city are | seeing to it that this rule must be 1 obeyed. It is a peculiar thing that | this class of motor must be licensed under an automobile license and not { as a, motorcycle. for when attached i to a bicycle the equipment has three
 wheels on the ground. Captain J. l E. Ryan ordered one of the bicycles with a motor wheel attachment off 1 the street Saturday morning ultiI i such time as it is properly register 1 ed and marked. The machine is t3le property of John Gill, but was beiAg l ridden by a boy to whom he had loan ed it.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
FUNERAL.
Edward Coderra.

The funeral of Edward Coderre was held Saturday morning from his home n WiliamsvilIe, with services at St. JOscph's church in Dayyille at 9 o'clock. Rev. Ignatius Kost being ceIe- Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Louis [. Kennedy was the funeral director.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
BALTIC
Officers of Manchester nity for Coming
 Six Months-Vacation Personals.

Six Months-Vacation Personals.
 At a recent meeting held in B. s. A. club by Manchester Unity, T. O. o. F., a vote was taken to postpone the annual lawn party and the motian was carried. Speeches were made for the welfare of the society by John Chadwick, liar " Johnson and John Stewart. The following officers will govern the lodge during the next six months: Grand master Ernest Collins; noble grand, Joseph Williams; right supporter, Leonard Firth; left supporter, David Flowers: vice grand, Ernest Parzin- sor; right supporter, James Iiigham; left supporter, Fred Collins; lecturer Harry Johnson; warden, Fremont Firth; treasurer, Samuel Johnson; permanent secretary. John Stewart; elective secretary, David Radcliffe; in side guard, Ernest Hartley: lodge dep uty, James Higham; first s. supporter, Bernard Schmidt, second $. supporter, John Macht; auditors, James Highan and Albert Wilcox.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
BOSTON POLICE ARE
 BAFFLED AT SHOOTING.
pr. Wilfred E. Harris Was Shot By
 pr. E. D. Atwood.

Boston, July 29.-Dr. Wilfred D. Harris, who was shot by pr. .Eldridge 3. Atwood, Tuesday, passed a com ortable and encouraging day, accord ng to the report from the City Hos- ,ital today. So far as known, the police have made little progress in Intang1ing the mystery of the shoot ng. which closely followed the death 5y poisoning of Dr. Atwood's sweet leart, pr. Celia P. Adams.
 Although the police at first an bounced that DT. Adams committed suicide, the discovery that a mer- guic poison instead of @ narcotic saused her death has, leds them to in- Eestfgate the case farther.
 Dr. Atwood, who is lockedrup on a lharge of. assault with intend to- kill las made no formal statement since lis alleged story to the police at the ime of his arrest that he shot Dr Harris because. of the @Iatter!s tlrelas ions with pr. Adams ~
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
"A DuII. UnnIeesant SundaY.

Sunday was one Of the most disa- greeabIe days of the season. There was Q steady rain all day. Dr. $. II. Holmes guaSe registered 1 1-2 inches. The churches had small attendance, the state road was deserted, and there were few pedestrians on the streets.
 AIervin s. Near, Jr., of Brooklyn, N. Y, is at Thornhill farm, Jewett City, for a vacation visit.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
COLCHEST STER
Borough Team Defeats Yantic, g to g -New Industry Starting Up-LocaI Small Notes.

The Colchester baseball team played the Yantic team Saturday afternoon OF the park The Yantic team is one of. the strongest amateur teams in this section, but was defeated by COlches- ter, to s.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
New Industry Starts.

Goldman Bros, who recently pur- chased the old shoe factory, have COm- pleteG the repairs on the building and have commenced work there and eX- pect to have a large force at work within the next two weeks.
 Mrs. Lucher and son and Edward Turner, wEo have been guests of Rev. and Mrs E. D. Remington for several weeks. have returned to their homes in Bridgeport.
 Miss Isabella Strong left Saturday for two weeks visit with relatives ir, Mansfield.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Baker left Sat urday morning for a few days visit with their sons in New Britain.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Newbury, cousins of Seth w. Carver, and niece, Miss Helen Wheeler, returned to their home in Detroit, Mich, Friday after several days visit here.
 Ronald K. Brown of New York was at his summer residence on Broadway ever Sunday.
 o. H. A. Milhorn has returned from a few days stay in Brooklyn, \. Y.
 A large crowd attended the moving
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24

a week vacation with his family at Groton Long Point.
 Peter Varnier of PawtuCket, former Iy of Baltic, spent Sunday with local relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
ChaEIez

Hareford.-At a meeting of Divi- sion No A. A. o. H., it was unani- mously voted that all members who are in service on the Mexican border should be exempt from dues.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24

Old Saybrook. - Miss Margaret Bailey, missionary teacher. is on her wayghone from China where she has sbeenE the SIast four years and is ex- cpecteds shefe earlYAA ins August.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24

into it previously and decided against an au1ulment. The commission com prises Cardinals de Lai, Bls-eti and Van ROssun.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24


 Bellows Falls, Vt, July 23-The will of Ms. EIetty Green was admitted to probate here yesterday, without contest. leaving the entire estate to her son. Colonel Edward 1T. R. Green and daughter Mrs Matthew AstOr Wilks Col Green fled a bond for $50.000 as trustee for the fund left his sister.
 Edward L. Walker and Charles P. Capron of Bellows Falls were appoint ed commissioners. of the estate, and lIr. and Mrs. Walker will also asst as agent Of serviCe-
 Colonel GreeD's attorney, Charles ". Pieraxn of New York stated that he anticipated. action by the state Of New York to collect if possible an in heritauce tax on estates WiIled from parents to children. The exact amount left by Mrs. Green is not 9 matter Of public knowledge as the state law does not require this to be shown.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
Elark C-rs in Town.

The heart of the business section was almost chol5ed with automobile traffic Saturday morning, when many Cf the summer residents Of Pomfret, Woodstock and Thompson were in town. their big and expensive ears being added to the usual run of mo- .or vehicles and indicating that the outing season in the beautiful coun- 5r- sections hereabouts is at its L.-fn-Ll-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24

tin Harris leave today to occupy the Melvin camp at, Groton Long Point.
 William Hogge of Bridgeport IS at home for g. vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
Heard and Seen.

Misses Mary Clark and Kathryn Clark of Brooklyn, V. Y, are spending Brown at Village View cottage.
 George Bell has returned home after
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
FUNERALS.
J. CIaYtnn Fisher.

J, CTayIon FIsheT.
 At the chapel at the Grove Street cemetery Saturday afternoon furer- al services for J. Clayton Fisher were conducted and were attended by rel atives and friends. Burial was in the Grove Street cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
Mrs. Jennie Corey.

at tho Quaiic school house Saturday "fteruCCl for Hrs. Jennie Corey, wlO died in the eastern section of this town. Burial was in the East Put
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
Hay Harvestinn Sio,u.

Less than 90 per cent. of the extra ordinarvijy large hay crop has been harvested in this section Of the couA- try as yet the delay in getting i; in being chiefly due to the unsettled weather. Although the hay crop is thr heaviest in years, it is hel1 by some shrewd farmers that 1t will bring a high price this eaI, due % conditions that are somewhat unus~aL some farmers will have more hay than storage space. so much of II will have to be stacked in the fields
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
JEWETT CITY
Roland Outlet Falls, Breaking Wrist --Infant's Burial-'Boys Going to Long Point Camp.

Roland Outlet, aged Il, fell, while running Sunday afternoon and broke his wrist. He was taken to Dr. J. Byron Sweet, who reduced the frac ture.
 Dr. Hugh Dryhurst and son Allan of Hartford were weekend guests at w R. BurdiCk's
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24

picture show in Tip Top hall Friday evening.
 Miss Elizabeth Bigelow was a vis- itor in Hartford Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
Shower Baths For Country Club.

At the Putnam Country club shower
 Faths are to be installed, providing
 a1other improvement hat las been r.aEned for some tim0. These show CTS "Fl. Ja greatly app ., lad ny .Fc golf and tennis players after a turn of tho , ks or 9 ses=: ,l OF tle courts Golf seems 10 be the most popular pastime at the club, receiving much more at.en.ion than does tennis
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
FUNERAL.
Je-0 C'~-'~~ C~~~c7ter.
? body of Jean Clarice.

The body of Jean Clarice, infant daughte4 of - --. Lewis M. Carpenter was tax II Jo the family lot at Brewster's Neck cemetery for burial Saturday. Rev Samuel That cher read a committal service at the grave. Undertaken J. A. HOurigan was in charge of the arrangements.
 Visited in Fitc7vIIe.
 Miss Helena Griffin spent Sunday with friends in FitchvilIe.
 Miss Ethel Ffske has entered. the employ of J. P. German, as clerk iii his store
 Boys to Camp.
 Carl Melvin, Harold Spier and Aus
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
WILL OF MRS. F4ETTIE
 GREEN ADMITTED TO PROBATE P

Entire Estate is Left to Her Son and DaugFter-haount Not Made Pua- Iic
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
DANIELSON

Delivery of New Sewer Pipe Delayed Automobile Drivers Ignore Law Neglected Footbridge Over Assawaga River-Funeral of Edward Coderre- Death of Mrs. PhiIias Boucher.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
.oisri5re la Dannerous Condftfon.

Residents of Rivcrview are complain ing about the condition of the foot bridge leading across the Assawaga river from near the mill of the River Weaving company. Supports and banking are in dcpIOrable condition over much of the bridge, the railing supports arc very weak in places, and lt is possible for one to pull spikes from the planking with ones fingers. This bridge is much used and in it's present condition many Riverview residents regard it as dangerous.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24

Carl Melvin. Harold spier and Au.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-05

an Ser Clarence Geeo uno Ibolpb
gomben, 5mei Sdmager, parti5ipier-
ten m1roe Sim Heeo, elm iiingerer
9rroer getotet uno 8omoen gefabr=
lid perpunoet. Der jiingere Geeo
mar an Ser SdieBerei poQitdnoig
nnbeteiligt; 8omoen ioa orei 2a-
bnngen Shrot erbalten baben.
- SSn Stodoale brannte Der 5ar=
mers Union Store politdnOig ME-
Ger; Ser ongeridtete S6aOen miro
auf $4,000 angegeben uno lit tell
peiie bur6 Geriiberung geoeft.
SIN &apitoI gu 9luitin bra6en
Sreitag brei sSelter an peri6ieoefen
SteGen aus Die mabrlGeinlid ourd
Die Nadldiiigfeit BON 4rbeitern Der
uria6t moren. Sic nltroen oGe orei
ldnel gelo6t uno ridteten nur
geringen S6aoen an.
DDS GSeoeral 6eieroe Spitem
miro, nie bcrid)tet miro, IN 6ielem
Sabre feline @ei61fte meiter a1soeb,
men uno @elonoriduiie in elmer mebr
liberalen @eiie ~gefpobren. @abreno
bisber MIR auf 9armpoGe 8elo per-
lieben m1roe, fonnen naG Dem neuen
Blame reoisfontierte 9arleben auf
@etreioe, Geis, @aumipoQen Sa-
men, iiberballpt auf ale Sarm-8ro-
oufte genta6t neroen.
Ser .Iermit~ ser Sermanns-
iobne, melfer oieielben gum 4b6luB
BON geriiderungsgeldaften bered-
tigt, fuliroe pom @eriiderungs- 1nto
gonf Departement in Nuitin err
neiert.
- 9Sn 8alpelton ertranf Ser go
i1brige 2ofomotipfiibrer s. q. 4l-
fen, mdbreno er nit leiner Srau ba-
oete. Die 9eioen paren ni6t melt
BON chamber, oils Nllen ploblid Der
idypano; bic 9eide mltr6e bolb oa-
rntf BON oen @eqen ans ltfer ge-
fpiilt.
Die a. idbrli6e Staats- &on-
pention Ger 2utber : @ereinigungell
bon 9erasc miro ON g., z. unb s.
Iuguit in 8fliigerpille ~o6gebalten
peroen.
= Sn Der gt1be BON GbapeG Sill
bel 8renbam ertranf Der 18i06rige
elliott anigbt beim 8aoen i'm Bra.
3os.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-05
San Antonio, Texas.

Sabre ipdter fiibrten Ole fortgefeb-
ten Serinde our regelmaBigen
Oampfidifffabrt nod Dem Ober=
rbein. 6eute fabren auf Dem Nbein
Ole groBteu SluBoampfer Ser 8elt,
5Aiffe bon iiber 80 Meter 21nge
uno 10 Dieter greite unb a1lsgerii=
itet NIT Waibinen BON 1900 Bferoe=
itarfen. &eute meiit oie Hbeinflotte
einen 9eitano BON 11,S65 8bei1-
lhiffen nit runo $4,000 Mann 9e=
iabung auf, uobon atf Bic 9nmpf-
Idiffe 500 nno auf Die Segelihif-
fe uno S6leppfabne 25.900 Manl1
entfalen. Son oen 1t,865 Mbeiite
idiffen iino 1911 Gaoer- uno
Sdrauben0ampfer NIT 8uiammen
354,566 Bferoeitarfen lrro runo
10000 Segelidiffe nno Shleppfab=
ne nit 4,590,SSS gonnen Srag=
fabigfeit. Sem Strom ser @elt
fann in ge5ug auf Die Menge oes
Gerfebrs init Dem Gbein perglihen
peroelr, tpeoer Die Seine, nod sic
@olga, nod Der MiiiiiIippi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-05

qe Borter pnroe in einem Waiien=
baule untergebradt. Gin Wann na-
mems 9etpton uabm ben 4naben an
&inoesitatt unb aooptierte ibt; au6
nah ieiues 8~flegerspater Sooe be-
bielt ser iunge Borter ben Namen
Renton nno beiratete Dor nern
Sabren Elm iunges WGoden rla-
mems Gliiabetb Horter in Gortlono,
Oregon. 9urd @uffinoen zines
olten WeoaiaonS fam es berol1s, oaB
Sic beioen gbeleute tatiadli6 8ru=
Der nno Shtpelter limo. 8eibe babert
ii6 iett gum geiu6e ibrer nod in
8aibington lebenoen Gltern aufge=
ma6t.
Ser repu6lifanilhe Grolioent=
ibafts- aanoioat Charles 6. Sugbes
tritt am Samitaq cine Heiie nod Ser
pa5ififben aiite an, er geoenft
Sreu5= uno Gnerfabrten NIT eirtge-
rehnet, cine Sour BON etpa 5000
Meilen 5%nriif5ulegen. Sic 8eiie
miro als groffnung ieiner @abl-
fampagrle angeieben.
@roBe @alobranoe boben in
6 Counties oes noroli6en Wi6igan
einen auf cine Minion Collar ge-
ldasten S6aoen angeri6tet. 9ur6
Die Nnltrengungen ser 9%etpobner,
por5iigli6 aber our6 einen l%torfett
Gegen iino Die pernidtenoen 5euer
ge6oIdlt.
Gin megen grmorounq zines
Gbauffeurs in Trinceton, ST., ber-
bafteter 29iabriger Wam namens
BERNARD g. Sberman Ser friiber
lhon einmal in einem Srrenbaule
ein9eitedt mar, ioG elm @eitdnonis
obgelegt baden, ben5nfolge err in
Ilpine, Seras, I'M Sabre 1914 5pei
Weenifen getotet bat.
Nad einem geridt oes @e-
Iunobeitsbeamten bon Chicago be-
ldltft ii6 Die 3ab( Ser Der abnormer
Site gum Spfer qefallenen TerIonen
altf ungefGbr 1000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-05
Snlanb.

Yrdiioent 8ilion bate am
5reitag cine ltnterreoung nit Std.
ter @. 6. Chambers, Dem Dor.
iibenoen oes ullniteb Stotes goaro
of Weoiation ano Gonciliation", in
lpelder Der orobenoe Hieienitreif bon
100000 @iienbabn : Angeitellten,
our6 ben 225 giienbabn ! Spiteme
labm gelegt Diiroen, beiproden muir
De. Alen @n5eihen mad 81 ldlie-
BEN, miro Grdiioent @illon feline
,,fpatdful paiting poIicp" aud) bier
befolgen; es beiBt menigitens, Dab Die
&egieruttg crit Die Heiultate elmer
5ipilhen oen 4r6eitern uno Den gi-
ien6abn : 8eripoltungen in nGdIter
8ode i~tdttfinoen0en &onferen3 ob-
tporten mill, ebe irgenomel6e off
5ielIen Sdritte getan meroen. Ser.
artige aonfereil3en 3piihen arbei.
tern uno Ir~beitgebern iino m66reno
oeS gait3en letter. Sobres abge6aI-
ten uno oas Gefultat mar Itets qleid,
Nua, 10 oaB Dem 9rdiioenten lett
tpabrfdeinIih geniiseno 3eit gege.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-05
YDit mad Ser alten 6einat.

0ie naditen neutralen 9ampfer,
pie 8oltiaden fir Deutidlano utto
Seiterrei6-ltngarn BON Seem gorf
mitnebmetL iinb:
uStofbolm@ @otbenburg, 10.
September
gs lit %notf6enbig, ben Namen oes
betreffenoen Oampfers groB nnb
oeutli6 auf Dem 9~riefumihlag 5ll
permerfen. Sober 8rief Ionte Der
art marfiert tperoen, oa er ionit piel-
leidt auf nelltralen Dampfern befor-
bert miro, Die englilde Sdfen anlall-
fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-05

8eritorbete miro bon 5 Sobner u11o
sipei So1tern, iotpie BON a 8riioern
uno spei S6tpe1tern betrauert. 8as
8egrobltis finoet an Sonntag m
Warion ltatt.
= ltniere Wunitionsfabrifanten
baben ~ungebeure Genuine getnadt
nno ba6elt ba3u infer 2ano ourd
ibren id)mdbliben &anoe( in ltnebre
gebradt, ipenn tie uber o1feeforbert
meroen, bon ibren rieligen Yrofiten
etipas Dem Staate 5u opfern, Damn
l6lagen tie 2drm uno ipabren iid
nit &anb uno SiiBen. Man mill iebt
cine grtrafteuer BON adt Yro5ent
al1f Wllnitionsfabrifation legen uno
gegen oieie Steuer Iu6en iie MN
a1e @elt auf5ubringen. 0as Geeueite
III, oaB lie fnnfmdnniide @eieQ-
lbaften, Sarmeroereinigungen uim.
burd Selegramnle bombarbieren loi-
lem in oenen Die getreffenoen oor=
auf aufmerfiam eenladt ueroen,
oab cine ioldJe Steuer Die Mhuni=
Characterization ruinieren niiife,
baB Damn altd feline S6ieBbaumlpoae
mebr gema6t nerbe uno oaB oa=
ourf- man bore uno itaune- au1
Der gni1mipoIlbau perni6tet iperoe.
Sis iebt baben oie @onolanger Ser
Whtnitionsfabrifanten in unlerer @e-
geno nit ibrer @gitation niht pieI
@liid eebabt, i'm @egenteil, iie ba-
ben auf ibre 9epeiden einige berbe
Mntmorten er6alten.
- SIM Sitter bon II Sabren Der.
idieo Srau Sulia @oron5, Die in
9uoapeit geboren mar ltlb lett ca.
so Sabren in 8erar County gelebt
bate; Tie miro bon brei Sobnen be-
traliert.
= Siib-Yreia Str, pelde megen
lmfangreiber Mathematician lett
ungefobr orei Monaten geiperrt tpar,
lit ont Sreitag pieoer Dem offentli-
den @erfebr ii6ergeben noroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-05
Sin Srbilanm Der GbeimIdiffabrt.

am IL. Stunt am Yfingltmon-
fog = begging Die oeltl6e Hbein-
I6iffabrt einen ipihtigen @eoenftag,
oenn an oielem Gage paren 100
Sabre perfloiieil felt oas erite
0ampfi6iff auf Der oeutiden Gbein-
itrede uno oamit iiberbaupt er1tmals
auf einem oelitiden 6luiie erihien,
am ~. SUM- 1916 traf, bon 2on-
Don fommeno, oieier erite 8bein-
oarnpfer IN Goln elm. 9as Boot
Iolte uripriinglih bis Sranffurt fob
ren, no es am 10. Sllni ertpartet
muroe; es miBte ieoo6 nad mebre-
rem pergebliden 8eriuhen pieoer
umfebren, Ga iih Die Maidinen, oie
MIR etpu 90 BferoefrGfte aufmieiert
als SIT i6waf ernieien, rn Die inn
merbin fr1ftige Stromurtg oberbalb
9oln 81 bepdltigen. 0as etpa 81
Mteter lange luno s Weter breite
0ampfIf)iff bate fir Die 800 ailo.
meter lange Strefe &otteroam-&oln,
oie beltte IN 81 Strnoen 6eqllem SUI
ritfeelegt miro, poGe Z Gage 9e-
braudt uno babel nod einen Walt
nit 5lpet Segelp bertpenbet.
Gin ooles Sabr ipoter puroe Der
8erluG, NIT einem 9ampfboot mad
Dem Oberrbein au ~gelangen, erfolg-
reider mieoerbolt. Oas Boot gelang-
tie bis mad aoblen5, aber erlt sebn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-05
Sur Uett3.

&r erinfen nmhre 2eer, berem announcement abselanfen IT. reHt
orinaenS, ben Idnlbisen 8eras nmsebenb ein5nienoen, oa es inns I'M
mSglih tit, ben gansen Staat berenem SIT lanen.
NiemanS ipate bas Slatt emtgegeume9men, Der Ss announcement
uiht fortsmieben manidt. 1to nit Ser M6befeamns Ioute Die Gtnienonng
oes renieremSem Setrages erfosen.
Ole 3eitmms lit elm 8eidaft ms tebes amoere nmS oesbalb erlanben
mir inns, oeleaemtid Gedmmnsen anssnididen, af beren prompe g-
aablmms mir beiebem muhen, benin Obme @elo lakt Fh fein GeIhaft full
ren.
Sic Grpebttipm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-05

NHsa*aH fE .NN
ben miro, Ieine @usoauer int otpatd]-
ful maiting" 5n bepeiien. au1 Der
8ongreB miro ii6 porldufig nidt
nit Der angelegenbeit befallen. Oas
Senats : aomite fir Sauoel legte
cine Gelolution, Die BON Der 8un-
oes : Sanoelsfammer befiirtuortet
uno BON DEM 8~oriisenoen NetDlanos
eingereift mar, uno IN Der cine I'm
teriuduna Der 9ifferen5en beam
tragt muroe, ~porldufig altf Den. Gid.
Sn oieiem Nntrag tpuroe p~erlangt,
Dob oie ySnterItate Commerce Cont
MILTON Die &lagen Der eiienbub-
ner iiber 5u lange arbeitsItunoen
uttterIuden ioQte. @ud i'm Som
greB reIp. Seilat ldeint man nod
auf einen frieolif)en Nnsgfeih Der
Sad)e 81 boffen lno peridiebt elm
energii6es Iuftreten, bis ale W9it=
tel Ser 8%eriobnlng uno lleberreoung
erlfopft iino. gs ideint uns, BOB
cine &riiis ~beporItebt, Oenn Die 81
ienbabn : Nngeiteaten baben Die Sa-
he olrda1s nidt itber's anie gebro-
den, lonoern iih Wonate lang 3eit
genonlmer, Den folgenihmeren
Sfritt eriinolih ST ii6erlegen.
Cine Der frediten Ndubereien,
Die ie in Mmerifa begangen lit, muir
De am 5reitag IN Detroit I'M Sei-
fem BON 9unoerten BON Weni6en
am bellen, lidten Gage ausgefiibrt;
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