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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

All residents Of Byers, Kan have
united In a pledge not to drink. smoke
or chew for one year. Il II suspected
that this years crop Of cheerful liars
in this town IS going to be record
breaker.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

President Poincaire OF France per-
sOrally attends all the Trial tests o.
the new French guns.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

Including all the movements Of the
earth. a person travels s5,255 miles In
taking n three-mile walk
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

II Is Understood that the banks OF
searchlight projectors used a. the
Psnama-Pac41c International Expo
sition for obtaining the 'scint1nators Z
effects have been bought for the 40
OF the Russian AEuz n ne WEI.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

Although British railroads rank
fourth among the nations IN regard
TO mileage, they carry more paSen-
gers every year than are carried IN
any other country.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18
NJ. H. HOURIGAN.
w. F. BAILEY,
WILLIAM J. KRAMER,



Resolved That consideration of the
foregoing resolutions recommended by
the Committee OF Public Works rela-
tive to the construct ion of sidewalks
on the north easterly side of Brown
street and the westerly side Of Wood
manSee avenue. from West Than s
street to and across Woodmansee ave-
nue., and to a point 40 feet southerly on
the westerly side of Woodmansee ave-
nue., in the City OF Norwich, be post
poned to a meeting Of the Court of
Common Council to be held at the
Council Chamber in said City on the
first day of May, 1916, at o'clock in
the evening, and that notice thereof be
given in the manner required by law
to all persons interested, to appear, ii
they see cause and be heard in rela-
ton thereto.
The above and foregoing is a true
copy of record.
Attest: ARTHUR G. CROWELL,
City Clerk and Clerk of the Court OF
Common Council of the City OF
Norwich.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

There is q parish in Paris which
has had only three priests during tho
last 100 years
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18
FOR SALE OR RENT

The Patrick Shea Farm, on Canter-
bury Road, Canterbury, CT, contains
$50 acres with fruit trees and running
water in the barn yard. Buildings all
in good order.
Inquire of THOS. REILLY,
6 Franklin St. New London. CT.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

The United States IN 1913 sold s12,-
355,5lO worth Of goods to Sweden
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Argentina last year produced 49,
900 barrels OF oil.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

City Clerk and Clerk of the Court OF
Norwich
To the Court Of Common Council OF the
City of Norwich. Conn:
The Committee 'on Public Works. DO
which was refeTred, at a meeting Of the
Court of Common Council held March
Curtis s0 and otheps, asking that side
walk be ordered built on the northeast
eTly side of Woodmansee avenue, from
West Thames street to and across
WoodnaanSee avenue and to q point Az
feet southerly on the westerly side OF
Woodmansee avenue, in said City. beg
leave to report:
That it has given the matter It's at
tention and is of the opinion that the
sidewalk on the northeasterly side OF
Brown street and the westerly side OF
WoodmanSee avenue, from west
Thames street to and across Woodman-
n1ansee avenue, should be ordered built
and 1T recommends the passage of the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That the Town OF Norwich,
Vine S. stetson. Norwich Land I'm
Curtis owners of land abuttIng on the
the westerly side Of Woodmansee ave-
Thames street, to and across WOOD
mansee avenue. and to a point 90 rect
Woodmansee avenue, be, and they are
hereby ordered to lay a stone curb or
a cement concrete curb, and duly form
with asphalt concrete at their own ex-
pense, the sidewalks abutting their re-
spective premises in accordance with
the grades and lines as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the
northeasterlv line of Brown street and
the westerly line of West Thames
street at an elevation of 8 foot below
the top Of the water table of the West
Thames schoolhouSe and running
! thence north W es terly by the northeast
erly line of Brown street on grades as
follows:
35.4 feet rising SIS foot. thence
37.7 feet rising 2.5 feet, thence
AIS feet rising AZ feet. thence
91.S feet rising 1866 feet, thence
so feet rising 3.75 feet. thence
70 feet rising 40 feet, thence south
erly by the westerly line of Woodman-
see avenue 40 feet falling % feet. on
or before the first day of October, 1916
The above grades and lines are the
grades and lines of the back side of
said sidewalks, and said sidewalks are
| laid out six feet SouthweSterly and
easterly of the above described lines.
Resolved. That provided said side.
walks are not formed with asphalt
| cement concrete curb, as directed in the
preceding resolution, to the satisfaction
| and acceptance of the Street Commits
sioner, on or before the first day of
| October, 1916, the Street Commissions T
| is hereby directed to lay and form said
| sidewalks and curbs. in accordance
with the intent of the foregoing order,
| the Just expenses of the work so done
/ by the Street Commissioner to be paid
| by the respective owners above
named neglecting said order.
| Dated at Norwich, Conn, this Sd day
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18
WANTED

employment: good wages. Apply 20 A.
Orlando. corner Broad and Main Sta,
Westerly. r. 1. apr1Bd
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

WANTED-At once, laborerB TO
handle cotton and machinery; apply in
CWintamsville), kilhngly, Conn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

EMPLOYED people increase your IN
come $50 to 500 per month without In
ter1erins with regular work; no self
ms no c2nvassing, no money or OK
The Come-Packt MsrchandbSe Co. To-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18
FuLL ASSOCIATED
PRESS DEseATcHzs
TO RENT

TO RENTDA pleasant, sunny room,
with OF without board. 81 Cliff St
apr1Sd
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18
FOR SALE

1915 DODGE touring car for sale; in
excellent condition w. r. Baird, 107
Franklin St. apr1Sd
FOR sAIaE-One Baby Grand Chew
rolet touring car; brand new; must be
sold Imperial Garage.
apr1STuWTnS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

NOTICE-If Mary Potter. once an
inmate Of the County Home. viii send
her address to me, she can learn some
thing 10 her advantage. w. {. Smith,
K. +. d. Yantic, Conn. apr12d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

WANTED = A Blacksmith; steady
job. Apply NJ. Common. Putnam. Conn
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-18

FOR SALE-Service boars, Chester
White and Berkshires; Concord buggy,
nearly new. L. ]. McIntire, Whitman
| tic. Tel. 63-2. mar21TuThS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25

Die 80 slder 2ano licsen oerort,
oab oas 8leier5 leidt olti Iampfl6if-
fen ooer per gilenbabn perldifft mer-
Sen f0ll1te.
Carroll.
Carroll lit Ser groBte @ollmorft
I'M Staate Soma. Gieie Ibatlahe
lit mabri6einli6 Sen 8epobner1
Soma's NIT ausnabme bon etlpa eli
nern Iubeno GerIo1len unbefamnt,
aber es lit ni6tsoeItomeniger cine
I~eltgeltellte 5batlaAe, melbe oaburd
bemielen miro, oaB pielc @olauf fdu=
Ter bon 3eit 5u 3eit 5u $. arensfp
fommel1, INN bon oeIlen groBen gor-
ratben OH @oQe lolde gu faufen.
2ebtes Sabr lebte Die Carroll @ioe
uno Sur So, oerer gigentbiimer
Serr &rendi lit, mebr @oQe Inn, als
irgello cine anbere 6irma be5 Staa=
tes, lrnb Die Nuffal1ier MAIDEN Die
gorousi age, OoB bieles Sabr Dos @e=
idoft Ser Carroll Sioe ans Sur SO.
elm ooppelt 10 groBes, mie oas irgeni
zines anoeren @ollgeidafts in
Staate.
Geridiebene; neutrality-suspicious..
gen lino oieles Sabr Idon bon Gar.
roll meggegarger, Bic lebte ml,roe al
cine Iirl1a in gplton perfalft. Iii
Melounaen BON Ser @oQbDrie treffer
jcoen Mor9en per Telegraph bei oel
|6irma ein.
Die Company bot 9luff1ufer in ma
be5u jeOer midtigen Srtihaft ii
Soma, inn liioliden Milneiota uni
inn noroliden Miiiol,ri l11o bie boz
oieien gefmtfte @ole trifft in Giien
ACKNOWLEDGMENT bei Der Gompa
M Elm.
Die @eldaftsltelle in Carroll Iteb
rnter Ser 2eitllng bon 8. 5. areus
fp, einem Ser iiingiten @el1aftsleut
l1n6 einem Ser beltbefannten @oa
banoler i'm Staate, neil CT nit bum
oertel1 bon 2el1tel1, bie @ole, Saut
ltno Eel5e an lcine Company perfal1
len, in 9eriibru1g fonnt.
9ieles Sabr lit ooS gauge 5meit
Stodmerf Oes Greet @eltern 6radt
neutrality-suspicious. gemietbet moroer
Inn Dem @ollgeidaft SIT oienen. 5Gg
lid fommen giienbanpagenlabun
gen @olle an. Die @olle miro il
gmpfang genon1men l11o an beiaa
tenn Elabe i%ortirt, mollad] lie mieoe
peri6iift miro. gine ltarfe Mal,r
idaft glrbeiter lit ollein fir oieie'
3mecf nptbmenoig.
Sic areusfp 6irnla lit in Garro1
lett mebr oils 16 Sabren I'M 8eidai1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25

Staat5trltppen on3llIdlieben. Gon
BORT aus meroen Die 8otalaone nad)
Ser merifaniidan @rel15e trallsppr=
tirt, menn es notbmenoig iein miro.
Site gorbereitungen fir Sen Nb=
marih Ser bieligen 9otterie Iino &C.
t~roffen morben, 10 oaB nifts mehr
i'm @ege liegt. @d6reno Ser lebtell
Gage baben iif nod et1na 40 Monn
anperben lalien. Sir Bic SanliIierl
Der perbeiratbeten 2(ngeboriaen Der
gatterie miro oltf Sic bette @eiIe &c
lorgt meroen.
Ser 5ebn Sabre olte George Sans
bon Ser 9alltcao StraBe fiel porge=
tern bon einem IN nolem @ange Re.
1inoliden quto 5rl1d l11o ml1rbe &c
fdbrlid) oerlebt. Gs lit ein @unoer
DOB CT nidt idlimnlere Gerleb11nger
Dapongetra9en bot. ST. 6. g. Sui.
liam Ct. ttabm Sen Gerlebtet in @e.
banolltng.
Stint 6irrnen reid}ten porgeIterr
Mnge6ote altf sic geplanten StraBen
pflalterungsarbeiten ein, Die etlpt
100000 foIten meroen. Ser Staot
ratb bat Die slngehote iett inter ge
ratbung l1ro miro oen&ontraft mobr
ldeinlid1 morgen uergeben. N'it oel
Observation-Disclosures loa 10 6ali
mic moglidl begonlten merocrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
Mtuts aus Sod Sslan6,
&un Sa6n5,tg iibcrfabrcm ,tnb &C.
tDbtct.

6ral Matbiloa smitb, t19 "a.
5trdBe mobnbaft, lpprne gelter11 fltrs
Dor Wittag an ser 43. StraBe &relt=
5l1ng BON einem Nailaaier5ug ser
Willpallfee 8abn ilberfabren nllb 10
id)limm pcrlett, oaB- lie cine balbe
|Stnl1oe oarallf inn Moline Stabt=
boipital, pobin lie gleid iiberfiibrt
pnrbe, geltorben lit. Ser Sralt mltr-
DC Elm Irm, bie linfe2&iifte lanb meb=
rere &ippen gebrod)en, al1d) erbielt
lite ionliige gefabrlide innerlidp Ser
lesunael1, Sic Sen Iob bel6leunigten.
Coroner MeDers belt geltern gegel1
glbeno einen Sllqllelt ab, Der ei1t Ben
Inn tanoe1t entlprcd)enoes l1rtbeil er=
gab. Die out 10 bebauernsmertbe
@eile at Sooe Gefonmene binterlabt
|ibren damn nlo mebrere &inber.
Die @eeroigl1ng oes pe~rltorbenen
9ouis 9. gdbart ST. funo geltcrn
Nadmittag bonn @altle leines Sob
mes, 9ouis 9. gtfbart ST., Sit ii.
StraBe, aus auf oem G6ippianl1od
6rieobof ltatt. Sic getera1cl1 aus
oent 9iirgerfrieg gahen bem perltor=
benen &a1nerabcn 0as gbrengeleit
5llm @rabe. Mep. 81. Sobnion belt
Die 2eidenreoe an1 5arge unb am
8rabe. Die 2eidentrager maren 80
bert GeDnolbs, @iltam 2looIpb,
Sherman Searle, @ugb 9urt, Sra
s'1ffum nro Sarrg 5drioer.
Sortina @aris, Ser Merifaner, ser
Dor 5ipei @oben bon ieinem 2anos=
mann Irancisco Garcia mabrenn Ell
ner Sdlaeerei gcltoden uno idpper
perlest mtroe, licgt iest TT beoenfli-
diem 3ultanb I'M ct. .Mntbonp So
lpital oarnie6er, 10 oaB al lcinent
Muffomme1 ge5mcifelt miro. Die
ISdlagerei ereigl1cte iib on Ser 3.
Mpenlle nabe ser 81. StraBe. Garcia
miro bon Ser 4oli5ei gebalten ullo
miro lein gerbor ipaterbin babel1,
bis altsgefun0en miro, Of 9aris nit
Dem seben oaoontommt ooer nidt.
Wartin Mid)ar0s, Ser Dor einiaer
3eit bel einem strcit NIT Sobn Wiil=
Ter lblimm pcrlett muroe, Iicgt nod
INNER I'M st. Mntbonp Soipital bar-
nicoer. geioe arbciteten in ser Mod
Sslonb Nlop So. Tabrif. 3as Ser
Dor bon Miaer lit auf Sen 1. Sl,li
feltgeiest poroen.
Ger Is Sabre alte 6orreit @arret-
Ion 1T geltern l1ad) ser 8ellerungsan=
ltalt 5n ct. Charles aebradt moroen.
Der mlper6eiierlihe sSsl,nge bat per-
lbieoene 9iebltable alsgefiibrt ulo
fo11rte bon ieinen gngeborigen nid)t
fortrolirt per0en. SSn Ser &eform-
ldltle miro CT zines mbercn belebrt
merbel1.
@eItern Moraen Inn $50 l1br
muroe Die %perltor6e1e Sri. @arD 500
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25

Sic o~erItor6cne Iralt George Sol,
man, ge6orcne @li5abetb Zone, mltroe
ont 6. 9(pril 1887 gehoren ltno Der-
h%eirat6ete iid ON 5. SUM 1907 nit
George 6oflan, ben lie neblt ben 81.
tern lu1o einige1 @eidppiitern hillter-
labt. Sic @eeroiquna forlo auf oem
@reel'fpooo .rieO1.f itat..
SIC nelten %eiiernen gallfe iiir Sen
@eeo Garf meroen bier nddNte ISOLDE
allangen ltno bann lofort an paIiclt,
oe1 El0Bell o1fgeltellt meroeu. Gie
ga1fe iino etlua 6 SUB lang 1ulo fos
item $500 ba5 stiicf.
Ser Traltenbercin Der belttIden III.
t6eriiden 3fonsgemcinoe bielt am
Iunnerstag ieine regelmdBige Ser
Ianmlullg ne6It 9e1barbeit i'll ser
Gereinsbale o6. @ei ser nGd6Iten
Gerlammlltng meroen 6ra1 Selrp
&erl,er uno Irau gilbert Sartmig
Die @anitge6er icin.
Ser 67 SATIRE ate CHARLES ,.
Sail nnter5og iid) porgeitern i'm Ser,
lhep @olpital elmer Operation, oie
gliidflid) perlaufen tit. Soffentlid)
miro CT bolo mieoer bergeIteQt lper=
Den. Srob oes porgeriidten Differs
hielt er iid retht TOPPER Bel Ser ge-
fd5rliden Operation:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25

lonep bonn Srauerbaule, 1928 Z. 9lpe-
lllle, aus unb na6 enter 2ei6enfeier
in Der Ser5=Seiu Stride auf Dem
Goluarp 6rieobof beerbigt. 9as Sc
ldaft pon 8. @. McGobe NOR mag=
reno Der seer0i9n,1a aeidlollen.
Sic bieiise Mili5fompagnie 81 lit
iebt intaft nlb ipartet altf Die Srore
pom ltaotliden Sa1ptqllartier, nad}
ser merifaniiden @rel,3e abberllien
5n meroen. Die Srbre lit Bis geitern
Mbeno aber nod nid)t eingetroffen.
@eltern meloeten lid nod} mebrere
neue Gefruten.
Meginalo @oulton, ein jltrtger
Wann BON Georia, mur6e geitern BON
&id)ter Carton CUR gebanblltng me-
gen oes 8e6rauds bon Mto1lbenben
Grogllen nod Dem @atertomn Nipl
geididt. Ger Mamt mllroe Dor emit
gen Sogen per6aftet lnb fanb ma1
BEL linn cine Menge Morpbium lll1b
Seroin. Ser iurge Mlonlt mar aber
bcreitmilig, iid elmer Sur 5u utter
5ieben.
Winerpa Gar Jon BON Meoline ml1r=
De geltern bon Ser Srrenfommiiiion
als geiltesgeitDrt befllnben llno nod
Dem Srrenaipl at @atertomn &C.
lididt.
Ireo g. getteroobl, ser sic arbeit
erbalten batte, oie giider uno Hed)-
nltngen Ser Staotbeamten 5u priiicn
tit ieet oan1it fertig uao bat aaes IN
better Sronnng poraefllaoen.
Selt11ont Sotparo uno gniign Sci.
De lotpie cine sln5abl Soloaten Dor
Der bieligen Marinereierpe linb &c.
Itern aben0 nod Gbicogo obgercilt
mo lie Iid OH eir1em allgemeincr
sfeibenid)ieBen Ser Suinois Mari
ne=&elerpen betbeiligen meroelt. 6:
lit mabrldeinlid, ooB sic STE erpe fiil
ben &riegsoienit einge5ogen lperoel
miro.
Iie 9eeroigll1g bon ISM. 5
Eage, Der porgeltern in Sen gabl1
bofen bon Silpis bon eir1em aoblell
5ltge iiberfabren mo getootet mtroe
1aro geltern Nafmittag BON ser gal
Woline 2eider1beitottlmgsanItalt OH,
al'f DEM &inerlioe Drie05of itott.
Nicol Gracraft, Ser Dor einigen "a
gen in Sen Silpis gabl1b0fen pol
Merifanern iiberfalIer, berallbt I'M
geldolien ml1roe, liegt jest I'M Molill
Staotboipital inn Sterben. 9urgell
ent5iinonng bot ei1gelett, 10 bab al
DEM Mnffommen bes Mal141es 9e5uei
felt miro. Stint Merifoner, sic Sc
ueber falles angeflaet lino, befinoe,
lid III Goliseipermabrnltg. Sin
Sd1pelter oes Marmes pongSooolan(
'Sa., miro bier beute ermurtet. 81
6reuno bes @eidoilenen lal1gte &C
tern aus einem Staotd)el1 in sSsom
bier on.
Meil ct streitigfeitet nit leine
6ralt aebabt bate, mltrbe e ltern 91l
ton Miclpic5, 1924 6. gpel1l1e mobr
bait, perbaftet uno mllroe pom Isolj
5eiridter s1 $11.S0 Strafe ua1o au
item perurtbeilt.
Die Sdmeoen bon Moline bieIte1
geltern ibr ELECTROMAGNETIC inn 9rc
lpect Tarf ab. Soulenbe uabnlen a.
Der Ieier tbeil, BEL melder cil1 reid
baltigeS Erogramm sur M1sfilbralt
fam. Or. @uitap Mnoreen Dor
lhlpeoii6en Mltguitana college bieI
oie 5eltreoe. @ettrcnnen ln1o @olfs
beluitignnsen etc. fonen oaranfbi
SIR Musfiibrung. Die Moline 8lol
;;IGo. 8ano l%ieferte sic M}l1iif. gr
lpat am Mbert0 id)loB oas iebr inter
ellart perlaufelle Set, on oen etm
$4,000 Yerlonen tbeilgenonllneu bc
t ben.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
Mcuts aug Musratint.

Sic bieiige @atterie 6 bat iett Sic
notbpenoige Starfe bon 1873 Mit-
glieoern erreidt. Iie &~riegslt4rfe i'll
III Man11. Sb oieielbe erreid)t lper=
Den tam, ebe oie @atterie 1ad) Sort
9ooge Bel 9es Moines obgebt, ltebt
nod III Srage, oob lit sizes fem Sirl-
oerntb, oab Sic gatterie nid)t einbe=
rlfen peroen fam.
9ie bieIigen CTS baben Bel ser
lette Mod,e III Davenport o%bgebaltc=
l1en Staats Convention 5rpci Greile
NIT beimaebrad)t. Nlle Gbeilnebnler
an Der Convention baben lid) Dor
trefflif amillirt. Die Yrciie beltall=
Den in 5tpei mertbpoIlen l"ilbernen Sic
besbedern.
SEER nlto Sral1 grnlt Mittntall, Sic
ltd norgcitern IN Moline nerbeiratbe-
ten, peroel1 lid) bier lit Mo. Cos peltl.
2. Strabc bal1slid) nieoerla15en. Die
srant lit Sri. 9lande Merfelbad,,
Die bis fiir5lid tit Decline eemobnt
bat. Die Sodseit fano inn Seim ser
gltern Der @ralt, Serrlt llno Iralt
Mlbert Merfelbad), 1904 IL. Strabe,
Wtoltne, itatt. Der grdl1tigam lit ser
Sobn bon Serrn lrno Irall @eorae
Whitman bon Srnitlanb llno Elm Miit=
glleo Der 6irma nSSolpa gilbert &
Sheet Wetal So.
Ole bieiige @atterie 6 mfrs am
Montag 9esea I6eno nod Sem Sort
Sooge 2ager bel 9es Mpilles abrei-
len. Inn lid oen sort itationirtell
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25

q. $. Moaio, Gaitor ser idmeoi-
lden Miiiionsfir1e in gopl1e, lit sum
grdlioenten Der 5dmeoiiden Sreic11
Stride erlpablt morben. Die Mutio=
11alto1bention fam letten 1onners=
tag IN @bicago sum Mbldlub. Die
llac1lte 9tationaifpnpention mir6 i'm
Slni 1917 III Boone itattfinocn.
sic miro Sll1oerte bon Ielcaatcn
nod 9oone brinaem peId)e bas Na-
%tto11ole Sdmcotide Mte,1beim mer6en
belidtigen pplleu.
9cQcnmc.
6. S. COOPER bon 1u6rql,e bat
bon 6. S. Cooper allf sen Siiaeln
rorolid) bon gcllepne so Mder 2alro
aepadtet I'M no1 8lei 51 grabcn.
Gr bat oas 2ano alf 5 Sabre aepadl-
tet llno iib berpfli6tet, ipdbre1o Sic
Ter 3eit nidlt ipeniger ais brei Mann
neln Monate I'M Sabre an Ser Mrbeit
81 balten lllo, falls ct al1f gIei ito
ben lpltc, Serrll gfferbing 10 Bro
sent bon ben @rl,tto-ginnabmen ab-
5ngeberl.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-27


I. S. marshal. Alleged to have forged
checks in Canada.
Diversey blvd bridge to be closed
Monday morning. Channel to be
fixed.
Northbound roadway of Clark st.
bridge to be closed Sunday morning.
Repaving.
Decision in case Of will Of Geo. Ha-
will who left most of $25OOOO to sec
ond wife expected. Contested by
two children.
Judge Cooper freed Veronica Nc
Allen, former MINI. "U'' coed, who
ran away from asylum. Declared
sane.
Ed LHI suing Henry Frichtnicht
and Peter Jackson for 100000 for
false arrest.
Viola Neyhauer, 2, $3.50 odIesby
av., fell Is feet from window. IN
hurt.
Mrs. Anna shishs, 1908 Wallace,
told police she fought off burglar
who entered home.
After six week search police found
Josephine RomejkO at 1920 S. Tai
man av. Father seriously wounded
in Russian army. Wants to see her
before death.
Attorneys for Ed Saul Leon who
may be deported, wants habeas cor
pUs. Hotel proprietor.
E. J. Cerny, Mrs. A. F. KaVina and
their mother arrested for trying to
prevent laying ofgas main in front
of home. PrObatiOned.
Police report this: 3 men with guns
held up Ed COhen's shoe store, 1928
Ogden av - Cohen hit all three with
chtair, but still they get away with
S24O. i
Louis Thompson, TIA N. May, gas
stove repair man, found guilty of con-
tributing to delinquency of 16-year-
old girl ProbatiOned. Has wife and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-27
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO
Cooper

SNNSG SOOpGl VI AGi GU WIS
frankie Buchanan, 2116 N. Ayers
av., to bring 1O-year-old daughter
into court. Husband alleges she is
wrOngfully retained.
West Hammond saIoonkeeper fill
ing writ of mandamUs for issuance
of saloon license.
AZ merit medals to be handed DO
lice department each year is plan of
mayor.
J. L. Jacobs, former city efficiency
expert, engaged to make saloon sur
vey.
Mysterious person who has at
tackled so many women in the far
south side re-appeared last night
and attempted to drag Mrs. Lottie
Trewin into prairie. Neighbors heard
screams. Man escaped.
Robt. Baird, Park Ridge, thinks
his son was murdered. Body was
found in river near Louisville.
Frank Jourinsky, 1909 S. KoImar
aV., dead. Out of work. Gas.
Will Hutton, 2341 w. Harrison,
jumped in river from Randolph st.
bridge. Said somebody was after
him. To be examined.
Rock Island engine picked up Will
CarrOU's auto and set it aside when
it went dead on track.
Mercury mounted to go degrees
yesterday. Cooler weather promised.
Will Passett, teamster, sentenced
to Joliet for 20 years for contribut-
ing to delinquency of stepchildren. Z
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FOREST PARK RIDE CARRIES
YOU NEAR TO CLOUDS
Chicago has now the highest, fast
est ride IN any amusement park right
at IFS 6OOr In EOroct DorIy +I,.o C;o--A
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-27
FOREST PARK RIDE CARRIES
YOU NEAR TO CLOUDS

Chicago has now the highest, fast
est ride IN any amusement park right
at its door In Forest Park the Giant
Coaster, or Chase Through the
Clouds, is said to euaI any ride that
ever thrilled Coney Island.
Anna Harris, the young Chicago
girl who has broken into the news
papers several times with her feats
as a swimmer, is the headliner of
Jonah and the Whale" which is
being shown at the Water Circus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-06-25
NEGRO KILLS ANOTHER.
Justice of Peace Acauits Slayer of Murder; Imposes Fine for Car.
 rying Pistol.

In pistol duel near Yorktown last Sunday Hunter Dabey shot and killed
 Mamie Green. Both were negroes and the trouble was about Greens wife. Dabney surrendered to Consta- ble T. M. Meroney Monday morning an dwas tried by Justice of the Peace G. M. Ford and fined $50 for carrying a pistol, and acquitted on murder charge, it being shown by evidence that he shot in self defense. The evil denoe was that Dabney, Greens wife and others were walking in the woods and that Green came up and asked Dabney why he was with his wife. After some words, Green with an oath said T am going to kill you." drew his pistol and began firing. but fail- ed to hit Dabney, who drew his gun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-06-25
,Jarman.Gaunt Wedding
 IS Vnrr 0uinf CarnnnAnV "

Is Very QuleC ceremony.
 With only relatives and very few intimate friends present to witness the ceremony, Miss Mildred Gaunt and Willard Jarman of Denison, Texas, were quietly married at at 2:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Trin- ity Episcopal church, the rector Rev. A. H. Siowell saving the service.
 Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Jarman departed for points in Texas where they will visit before making their home at Denison The bride was attired in a suit of copenhagen blue taffeta, with hat and shoes of gray. She carried a shower boquet of sweet peas.
 The bride is a well known and pop ular Pine Bluff girl graduate of the high school, and for some years past member of the faculty of the First ward school. The groom is connected with the North Texas Gas company, and is a progressive young business man.