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Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
AMENDMENT IN SENATE
 TO PHILIPPINES BILL
Would Give Them independence Four
 Years After Pending Bill Becomes
 Ouerativa. Fra.

Washington, Jan. 27. - Independence for the Philippine Islands within four years after the pending bill for en- larging self-government there becomes effective would be authorized by an amendment to the measure submitted by Senator Hitchcock and generally understood to bear the approval of President Wilson.
 The amendment is said to have been agreed upon by the president and MT. Hitchcock, who is chairman of the Philippine committee, after a series of conferences at the White House. It is similar in general intent to several other amendments proposed during de- bate on the bill and contains features which administration leaders hope will be acceptable as q compromise.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
 FOR DANsURY MATTERS
Over $2s,ooo Will Be Raised by San
 Francisco Trade Unionists.

San Francisco, Jan. 27.-Over s25.- 900 will be raised by San Francisco trade unionists to assist the Danbury, Conn, matters, 1t was announced to- night by John O'Connell, secretary of the San Francisco labor council. More than 5o,000 trade unionists today gave the equivalent Of one hours pay to the fund raised throughout the country by unionists to save the homes of the matters attached in the famous Loewe boycott case
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

cunning ITOIu many people.
 Windham House Committee.
 The Putnam committee in charge of raising funds for the Windham house fund. Connecticut college, is made up of Mrs. J. B. Kent, Mrs. w. L. Beard Miss Bertha Sargent, Miss S. Elizabeth Clarke, Mrs. E. B. Kent, Mrs. D. B. Gilbert, Mrs. William Rafferty, Miss Ellen Wheelock, Mrs. r. J. Daniels Miss Florence Stubbert, Mrs. F. F. Russell, Mrs. c. M. Elliott. Pledges to the fund in Putnam now amount to about $500.
 Odd Fellows and Clerks Bowl.
 A team representing Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows and another rep resenting clerks in the city rolled a bowling match at Vandales Thursday evening. At the present time bowling Is a very popular sport in Putnam.
 As the plan of the proposed building and loan association becomes better understood in Putnam it is evil dent that there will be a number of persons anxious to avail themselves of an opportunity to secure their own homes under the monthly payment plan.
 The following are the newly elected officers of the Modern Woodmen of the World: Venerable consul, Wallace Wal1en;' worthy adviser, B. Bousquet; clerk, Hiram F. Oatley; escort, Harry Wallen; watchman, John Lucas; sen try, James Nichols; managers for three years, M. J. Lynch, A. Brodeur, A. Nichols.
 Progress in Trade School Instruction.
 At the trade school good progress is being made in the various courses by students, and already a number of them have acquired much practical knowledge in electrical work. carpen- try and other branches. There seems to be increasing interest in the work of the school, and when the new building is completed it is expected that there will be a decided increase in enrolment.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
CHARGED WITH RAPE.
Thomas E. Gay Bound Over Unde
 $5,o0o BoRds-Goes to Jail.

Tn the town court Thursday morn ing. Thomas E. Gay. 28. pleaded guilty to an attempt to rape and said that he would throw himself on the mercy of the court. As the town court has no Jurisdiction in the final disposal of such cases, Judge Woodward ordered Cav bound over for trial at the March term of the s;Inerior court and fixed his bond at s5,000. in default of which he was taken to the jail at Brooklyn by Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver
 The effense with which Gay is charged was committed early We'd nesday evening. his attack being on a young woman resident in the north erlv section Of the town. Gay is mar ried. He says he was not drunk at the time and that he does not drink intoxicating liquors. His only defense as made to date is that he lost his head. The father of the girl attacked by Cav asked Chief Grimshaw to re- lease Gay after he had been arrested saying he would withdraw the charge. according to the officer.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

this due in great degree to the fact that transient persons liable to pay a personal tax are apt to leave town before the collector gets to them As in the past, persons who pay a prop erty tax will have the opportunity of paying their personal tax at the same time. MT. Boulaine will commence the collection of personal taxes next month
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
identity Incomplete.

The discovery of the petrifed stump of tree in British Guiana is held to identify the spot as the Garden of Eden The absence of fossillzed ser pent, however, leaves the proof ineon- plete.-New York World.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

Francis Joseph l., emperor of Aus tria, apostolic king of Hungary, king of Bohemia, of Croatia, of Galicia, etc., was born Aug. IS, 1880. and ascended the throne Dec. 2, 1S4S, in succession to his uncle, Emperor Ferdinand l., who abdicated on that date. His reign of sixty-seven years is one of the long est in history, being exceeded only. it is believed, by that Of Louis XIV, of
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

France. who sat on the throne seventy two years. But Louis was a child of five when he ascended the throne, whereas Francis Joseph had attained the comparatively mature age of eigh- teen. so in reality Francis Joseph has had the longest actual reign. The heir to his throne Is Charles Francis Joseph, nephew of the murdered Arch duke Francis Ferdinand, who was the nephew of Francis Joseph.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

Eleven persons were killed and 200 injured in an explosion in a intuition factory at Offenback, Germany. &C., cording to a delayed report from Am sterdam.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

Nebraska leaders of the Progressive party have decided to nominate full state, congressional and presidential electoral ticket for the November election.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

Washington, Jan. 2T.-The admins tration's determination to force action as a part of its Pam American policy on the treaties with Colombia and Nicaragua, held up for more than two years, spurred democrats of the sen- ate foreign relations committee to fix next Wednesday as the date on the Colombian treaty regardless of the re- suit. An effort also will be made to get the Nicaraguan pact to a vote.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

Bristol.--A Wooiworth Shower was lheld in the clubrooms of the Laurel
 club on Main street "Wednesday even
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

Horse Is Most Nervous Animal.
 Remember. that the horse is the most nervous of all animals. and that little things annoy and irritate him. He will be contentad or miserable ac- cording as you treat him.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
WHY WOMEN @ WRITE LETTERS
To Lydia E. Pinkham Medi. :. cine Co.

Women who are well often ask ftAre the letters which the Lydia E. Pinkham Madeleine Co. are continually publishing, Henuine?" Are they truthful 2" Why do women write such letters I"
 In answer we say that never have we published fictitious letter or name. Never, knowingly, have we published an untruthful letter, or one without the frll and written consent of ths woman who wrote it.
 The reason thet thousands of women from all parts of the country write such grateful letters to the Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine Go. is that Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound has brought health and happiness into their lives, once burdened with pain and suffering.
 It has relieved women from some of tbeworst forms of female ills, from dis placements, inflammation, ulceration, irregularities, nervousness, weakness. 5tomsch troubles and from toe blues.
 Itis iYpossible for any woman who To well and who GeG@sSsA has never suffered SNN \QhY to realize how these (N W&ANSA poor, suffer.ng wo- ~~Np msa. feel when re- S9 &W l stored to health; t \ v II their keen desire tofA d Ih nelp other women MN GzSsS2ss/N sho ., are suffering as yegs1gg1eS
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
TREATIES WITH COLOMBIA
 AND NICARAGUA.

Administration Determined to Force Them as Part of an-American Policy.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
DANIELSON

Town Court Prisoner Has $f5o in His Poekets-EpiseopaI Mission to Be Held-Thomas E. Gay, Married, Bound Over Charged with Rape Jewish Relief Collections $20o- Pierre 8oulaine Appointed Personal Tax Collector.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
Windham House Committee.

successfully in this city, the donations coming from many people.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

5rissette- Brennan Marriaae-Dr. omer Larue Returns from Hospital Eclipse Plant May Resume Work Monday-contributio to Jewish Relief Liberal.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

Lazare Brissette and Miss Mary Brennan, both of Putnam, were mar ried by Rev. Charles F. Bedard.
 Postmaster Alexander Gilman has been a recent visitor in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
German amerean Gpffes 81.

Die @ermau 9merican Goffee 60.
1T Die neueite aaffee 6irmn m bic.
ier @egenD. 3bre aaffee. uni
8ee@5orten tperoea inter Der Gan.
oetsmorta o9iro 8rduo@ oerfaufi
uno erfreiet lid einer tGgIi6 itei.
genoen 8eliebtbe1, ltidt nur IN
Gmobd. Ge6rosfa urt0 Soma, ion.
bern old III ben Staoten Sainois.
aentldp an6 Whfigau.
Die itattlifen @eIh1itsrGiinte be.
finom iid t1t7s1t1S 0pbge CTR.
in eiuem maiiineH oreiitodige1t feit.
eritderen @e6Glt0e oils beritdrftenl
4onfret. Sire StdHeer0iterei gebori
Bil ben an mooerniten eingerifteter
i'm gari8en @elten.
n1ir6 8ran6@. Roffees ultO 3ees
mer6en BON alien beuienigen, Die iie
einniaL beriuGt babeli, alien anOeren
Sorten Dorge5ogeit, ga iie inbe3ua
ouf 2anIitGt Itets gleif un0 Der.
BorrogalO gut Iino. @irtlide aaf.
Zee mn0 Iee.aenner ipoqen 6esbolb
fetue an0eren Sorten mebr trinfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

@rim0e gelegt meroen iollen. IS
gibt nobl uidjts gl60eres ais 0ieIe
Gcrbddtigimg Der oeutihen nnb
INSTRUMENTATION @rieger. uno
geteraBen.g eretue, Don, oeuen cine
aan5e gn5abl betnt allsbrld bes
paniid-1meritnnil6en arieges crit
iih erbot, fir ibr HeieS. @aterlono in
Den 9ambf 3i 5iebei. @S be6arT
ridt crit Oes Stnpeifes, 6aB Die in-
faruen 8eroddti8lngen gegen Die
brnben 8eteranen lNt6 arteger Der
oeutiden artnee, ipeld)e bier cine
nelie Seinldt gefimoen baben, ieoer
totIddliden l~lnterldge e%nt6ebren.
DnB itr iibertmtpt ae6ruft tperoeit
fonnten nno nid)t obue ipeiteres Dem
4upierforb itberpieien ipur0et, 1T
elm t1euer 8emeis oofiir, 0aB ole
ongGosumertfmtihe Rreiie Dor rihts
8urildidreft, ipenn es gilt, Stim-
mun1 gegen 8ertidlonO uu6
8eltidlonSs So6ne hier in Nmerita
51t maheh. @ir miiiIen oesboIb ge-
riiTtet fem. Sir Oiiren nidt Ian
ger Dem bon Or. @eitamer nit 70
bel @eI6if uno @nergie uuternom-
u1enen @erfe Der @inigitrg oes GAM
3en meritaniiden Geutihttms
ferne ite6et @ir muiien nIIes duF-
bietefL oamit mir ben 6ebern uno
S6Iolingen 6es britiiden Snperio-
Iisru8 cine reihloiiene 6rout gcgen.
~itberitellm fonneu.
Sic 9}ati9iten unto altoipnot6ingB
fin0 nie0er einmaI ouf Dem Blame.
Sic per0en Giles ouf6ieter, i'm me
ieren @atrioti5muS 81 berodhttgen.
Sic iper0ea utrter Benz 8ortpauoe
oaB mir nidt einnonofreie giirger
Ser 8ereinigtcu Staaten ieien, uHier
&cretnsle6en SIT treffeu iudeu mo
uns 0ie Hcite Ser p%erionlideu 5rei-
belt 81 entreiBen fih be1rihen, bic
ms nod ge6lieben iinb, @ir miliieH
oesbal6 gerfitet ieiu mo Ben @ati-
Diitea beItle ms inter 6as Sod
be8 engliifen Ruritonismll5 al
8ninaen beitrebt Iin6. NUT aler Gnt
i~djieoenheit entaegentreteu Die Be
.fiirtuorter ser gro6ibition 6a6en BET
je6er @ele8enbeit ge3eigt OoB i6nen
nid)t8 mc6r perhaBt iii, ais oos
0eutide 8ereinsle6en. sic itorfe.
Shibe Ii5eraler gnidauun9et u1o
Ser ltarfa 6ort 0cs Gelbit6eitime
mitnqsredt 0es Gin3efnen. Scr tie
gen nil Ser Rite. 3ieic @2a5uttng
fam ridt oft ulo 1rift ein0rinqfh'
.genug geraoe iebt tuie0er5olt mer-
BEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Sin ie9r scbei6lidcs 9a6r.
6albja6rIider 8eridlt Der Cma6a
SOan & 8nilbing 4HoriatiOn.

9Re5r 9eute in Gmo9a iparen i6r
GeL0 iebt ais lie 5llDor, mas mts
buH 5aIJia6rIiden Muslpeis obiger
@eieai66tt tlor eritdtlidl tit.
2orQd Gnt hos Gathaocn i'm
Sabre 1915 Inn ST 285. 596.5t 5tl-
gcnomue1 Gas @Hsaben betrddt
S8,578,470.43. Gingegaagcn ma
zen tin 3a6r 81 09t 96s.89. Ser
Iie6eu pitroen Sf,S67,69700. 9ic
an Mit3Iie0cr o~usqeo9Iteu 2ipi.
6eu0cn batrugen 1882, 304. 70. lie
3urfabme OIL Relcrpen mo utoer.
tcilteit 4roiiten betrug 2S.40t45.
las mtgapiile 8erluit,aouto 6atrug
$t96 425.24
Die 3atiadc. baB o6ige @eiea-
idaft iid meigcrte, ode ibr gum
8erlei6en o~agebotcnea Gelocr an
8%pnebmeu, lit eiu gute5 3ei6en 0es
aeilm0en fitan5ieaeu 9citlnoes non
Grno5a. Sic 4n5abl Der felt bent
i. Suli neu eronneten sparfaHen.
goutia 5eigt cine aeilun6e 3uuabme,
prb oa8 Gciddft Der 9fiio5intiou Eat
iid in ieoem 9tonat 0ieie8 SaGres
erfreulif gebobeu.
G8 1T moolih, bag Der gcaerl-
mGrtige qrieg in europa biele Ger.
ionen ueranlnBt bat, lire Spareiu-
loaen 8t pergroBern ober Der
@nuptgrun6 Iieat ood in einem
geiIeripet0eu Der inouitrieleu uno
5aHoels 8crbdltuiHe. pelde allf
cine Deitere 8roiperitdt fir ale
alaiien Der 8eoolferuit3 i6lieBen
last iobaB man fir bas Sabr 1916
Die gr6bten @offaungen 6a6en bari
on neIdan 5meifelsobne nu6 bic
obige GeieGi6oft ibten 8eil baben
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
an unIere celer!
Wiar iiders ifdJ has iuertoOae Bud
five IN ONE.

@ir mSdtsn nuiere iUerten eeier
anf bic auSeiee Der Msseatb Sta.
tiunnrb GOmpanD, 1921 5arnnm
Strahs, In mi Fem Slatte anfmert.
lam MAIDEN, bonn Md ME III ein
10 luertOolles 8ndJ, iuie OaS BON obi
ger Gpmpang ange5eigtr
"FIvE IN ONE"
fir einsn 10 niebrigen 8reiS ange.
bOten iuOrbeu.
@ie idOu Der Sitel a~nSentet, be.
itebt Oas gauge @erf ans flint Der.
ihieOensu Si6eru, bon meldJen ie.
Ses c~inselne 9md) oas @elO iuert III,
luas ale flint fOiten. 9as game
&ert 1T cine lpnbre Sdabfammcr
FIR @eihGft, Sans nnb 5arm. Bon
nH6eJablbnrem 8ert fir SeSermnnu
nnO fit ieOe gerufss Srande. glOk
Elm cin3igss 9ie5ept angcmuEDt unO
6Gs Snd fat iidl banOertfad be.
5ablt. @rOhe @erlnite nnS Soften
fOnHeu Onrdl Oasielbe cripart luerOeH
nnO cine Menge ais iuertiDs duge-
ie6eHe Snfen tOnEeu iuieber an pOI
lem @crt nnS Hnben gebradt luer-
ben. IS lit nubcitritteu Sas bette
nnO prnttiidite &erf ieiner art,
bas alien mOslideu 8cbarfuiIen bee
tdglideu Iebeus entipridt, nnb 6aS
oesbulb in teiaem Sanic, feincr
Jarm uuS in feiner MertitGttc feb.
len IOlte, beiun6ers ou e. anaeu-
bliGlid inter Der oenfbar giniigiteu
Sfferte IN BADEN lit, 9ak 6as Bid
Elm redlt uiblidlcs Mn0 praftii6rs
iein mnf, b~elurilt aacin bic 6araa-
tie, Die nit jeoem &adl aeGt, uu-
mad Gin Sober, Dee Elm Snd FAINT
NIB uidlt Oamit SufrieOea lit, Is su.
rnfaeben taun unb onnu ieia @elS
3urdder6dlt, Man iaHme allO nihtI
urb beiteie iOfurt, ebe bieie CfierteI
snriGge5Usen wirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

Singing 1on 9o6mea na@ ameri-
ia, NOR in6relalt9 6urmer III Silt
nois, filbrte ipdter nit eiliem ganbs.
manu- III Chicago ell ntlgeneines
@areH @gidlaft, Deides bel Dem
6roBen 8r1t0 in 1871 o6lLig 5er-
tort mur0e. Iait mittellos ging er
| bonn mad California uaO 8aibtng-
ION. mo er iid in allerbano @ei6af=
ten beteiltgte, fam bonn 1873 nndl
Crete, Qe5rdsfa, uno eroffnete oa-
ielbt einen 2aoen. s5n 1877 faufte
er bon benz peritorbenen @0Daro
9foiepater oie bteiige 66bmiide 3ei-
TING, nel6e inter i'm einen rieit=
gen .glufidnunG nabm, uno pel9e
er I'm Sabre 1898 Darfmfte. Sn-
8ipiiden 6otte er i'm Sabre 1884 cine
m0ete, literariibe bobmiife @o-
heni6riit gegrln0et, 0aS gegentpdr~
tige y9speta amerifd4 tpelbes beute
in ieiner 2(rt oa5 leitenoe b0bmiiAe
Wfaga8tn tit uno einen uatioanlen
Guf genieBt. s5tt 1891 grlaoete er
a1tberoem Die bette nod eiu5ige bob.
nliide 5ormer5eitung int 2dnoe
.Sospooor" melhe e~6eufnIls einen
toloiiaIen Quhalutng genomme1t
bot.
So5n goiidp itarb am 2. April
1910, g1ohtet uHo bod angeIeben
pen oaen ieineu ghtbiirgern, Die i'm
fannten. Sein Glteiter Sobn Sobn
O a5iifD folate ibut aIs 8raiioent
ser Aationaf 8rinting 90. md, uno
iein iipaitar Gobn @alter gofidD If
Sefretdr 6es unternebmens uno
Observation-Disclosures Der bei6en erItge-
narntcn bohmiiden 3eitidriften.
San 5anef Elm otter 3eitlngntonu,
1T gieoofteur Der 3eitmgelt inter-
.ftiist BON S. &. 9rodeusfe un0 SRI.
Goie &oiidp. @enrp Sofmeifter lit
Seiter ser 9inoerei ull6 einer Der
2trett0ren.
Qe6en Ser Sterilization ibrgr bet.
Den eigeueu 8eihungen 0rudt bic
Gational 9rinting 60. nod berihie-
Gene onoere 8I1tter III engliIher
.Sprate It'll Quftrag nnbercr Ser
ollsgeber uaS bot 6peIbt Elm bob
mnIdes aohbuh berousgege6en.
On 0ational Brintinq 60. eeh6rt
beIte at Sen eroteH Gei6Gfts. Inter
nebmen ron Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

britiIHan 5ol6e iteben0e gruru1erl.
Dergifter fort, 0onB bas ariegsonlt
IN Berlin 0ieien arieg bereits bor-
6ereitet Bat. Gelhit In GblIooeI-
pbia t0naelt mir iegen, 6aB Elm Der.
artiger Rrieg oorbereitd miro uno
giaBnabmen getroffen tDeroen, i'm
9eutidLanb 5u betfen Gas ergi6t
iih aus Der Somtnggausg1be elmer
0elttiden 3eitllng, tpelde ms NIT
teil, 0dB rif)t pettiger o5 80 0ellt-
ide un0 0elttld-amerifmiide gtili-
taroereine bier 1orbdn0en fn0. IS
tit cine Gatia6e, oaB GAM europa
10n 0ettidm Sptoneit iiberlaufen
iIt. @esbaLb Ioate 0dg ariegsarnt
in Berlin fie nidt and bier 6eri6er.
idiGen2 SeIbit obne 8iiien Ser
MitgLieoer 6ieIer 0eltjAea uno
Deittlh amerif0niifen 1~hIit1rDer.
cine fonuter oteie Spione lesiere
5nfrieoeniteaen0 fir BEN arteas-
6errn leifen ull0 tati1dlid bier bic
y&9adt an 3eIniDareu bil0en. Gle
oelttide 5lotte bic a~iueiitarfite III
Der 8eLt fonnte bic 6Iotte Der Der.
Stadten irgenofDo I'M atImtiIhal
Ocean ei1ogierell etipa 5Dilden
RetD Dorf uao gbila6eIpbia. Inter
Dedung Der Delttifen tnt0 Oettldl-
olnerifmifden M~iIHdr0ereine fonn-
te 9eutidlono Bier eetilg GoI6aten
I0noeu, Inn einprt arieq biersalan0e
81 beginner. SifteSlg ailf 6ie Be-
fdfreron DeIhe Die 3eutideH ua0
9eltid-a merifaner gegen bic ange5
Tide 9arteilihfeit Der nmerifani-
fhen greiie erbeben, lGBt iia) ese
Grage a~uFtDerfen: 5oben ie Elm mo
raLiides Acdt 5lir RInge?@
9ieic StiIprobe aeniiat, Inn Al
seiaen. odB en- neuer Ailsbrnd1 0es
9afpismiis beporIteht IND oaB pa.
frtotide 8efIemmutget TIM au
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
JlieOertrdC6tige
0erOd6ligung!
Der oeitiden geteranen. II. ariege5.
uereine III DEN @ereinigten
5taaten.

sn 9mobd beItebt felt Sa1ren Der
2un0Debr@ 8ereIn. Ser @riinOer hes
@eitliden ariegerbuuoes, Der bier
in 9ebrasta un0 i'm metliden Sonia
5n6lreine 3rDeigDereine fat. 9ieie
gereine iesen fid 5uimmet aug
ben e~benoligglt 9titglieOern Der
oeutifan 4rnlee un0 Marine uno
nerfoIgei auBer Der 8ilege Oe5 fa-
meraoidaFtliden @eiltes 0as e0Ie
&erf ben llnteritittuag IN aranf
belts. mo SterbefaIen Ger 8eit-
life a~rieggratr0 lit Elm 3peig 0es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der 0eutiden aries
gerDereine bon Amerifn iuie ia audi
Die meilteH 8ereine 9fitglieber oes
Nationalbuftos ii1to.
@ega1tp1rtig tper0ea MIN 0ieie
arieger unD 9eteronen geFeine lit
gang nieOertr1htiger Aaie perboad)-
tIgt, pas 0is einer 3uidrift 1es
6errn Mdr 6einriei. gcriteber Der
RreB Bureaus oes Rafionnlbmoes
b~erDorgebt, Ner ouriiber idreibt:
,S;n eineln gi1QelmOt oil eine
@biIa0eEpbi0er oHg[o-unerifoniihe
RndTrittnggasitung iperoca Die oeut-
lhen Rriegpr. limb 8eterafen-g ers
cine IN ihmahDoner @eiie peo1d-
iigf. Orr ginienoer erfl6rt, ouB
I'M 20ufe bon 8e1n Sdbrrn, falls
1eatihInnO 1est fieapn ioate. ein
arie6 Stuiidea oert neitiden @eid
nth aca 9qreiniaten Stoatcn ATS
breden fpiiroe. .4sir fonnrn Der
iinert lem Hibrt Der o%fienbnr i'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Nntinnnl q@2rintinn enmnnnn.

9bige @eieai6aft Gnaba's nelie
mpoerue 9rHderei lno QerEoasan-
itoIt, mtr0e i'm Sabre 1876 BON
Sobu Goitfp ge3runoet pn0 III ges
GegenpGrtig 6a8 groBte lluternebmen
ieiner 2frt im @eiteu. @ert 9foitfn
fam int Sabre 1861 aIs 1~6.id5riger
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

Summer 617 @oin Cir. in
6remout Rebr. 1T bic Office Ron
Or. 8etImb. See5iaIft fir sngen-.
SsreH. 9oIs. uno 9aniet.2eioen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

Qrets ) Gents per Gin5c(nutnttrr nno $3.50 Oas
SaDr.bet NpransbesaDlnng
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member arie9SrOmau aus ben erfen WtOnaten beg Q8elttrieges-
uSn Der 0einat, Do giebt's Gin @ieberiebea!" Cert unb Wtuftf
Oes ~pOpuldrten ben I1en SOlDateuIeDes.
si6ern Sic fd bic erne Drummer re6f5eitig. Sefeaen
Sic Dieielbe Onrb unere Srdger, Die Sbaeu BrOben Doregen
DrrDen. aud f6nnen Sic Dteielbe bet Den 3eituugsbdnDlern
%befteDen.
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bine an9enOntmelt nnO Iber unier TelepbOn Douglas 300.
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0ummer %3uietOer, nm fb BON DIR Site Der g8OdenidrHt 81
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fDlgen.
8eneau19en DerDe1 ferner angenDu1nner In Der Office Der
u6reie yre1e", Council gIufs, Soma, unO ygOlfsbIat", ct.
SOiepb, 9o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-03

po,n,s out that there Is no WORK o.
q criminal character for the Shsrin
office. , -,
prisoners 70 Sing Sing and other In
stitutlons II Is suggested that aut9-
mobile vans be used instead OF Isli-
roads. The present method enables
convicted men 10 meet friends ana &C
oomnIice, at tho railroad station. IN
two years the Sherins stan mas
handled $4,000 prisoners:
In the matter OF appointing spcc,aI
deputy sheriffs. there was also a de
cided change. Mr.. Grifennagens PR,
decessor in Office named 2,7Oo OF tnese
specIals. In the administration, jusl
ended there were only i27,. end they
were assigned TO actual work by tnelr
employers in private properties winch
are not covered by the police.
The total amount Of money COLLECTED
on judgments by way OF execution ron.
and turned over to judgmen. creditors
or standing 10 their credit, less statu-
tory fees, Is si,070,727.54.