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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-29

LONDON. April 2S.--Between two
and ten thousand Irish rebels were
eornered and surrounded in the heart
Of London today.
The British cabinet met unexpected
ly this morning. causing sensational
rumors. The cabinet never meets on
Saturday. II was reported It was con-
sidering q demand for the resignation
Of Secreary Birrell.
Rebels attempting to cause outbreaks
In Cork were promptly arrested,
II was reported that scores OF reb-
els were killed when artillery crum-
bled Liberty Hall, rebel stronghold.
Sir John Maxwell believed that he
could control the situation without
further reinforcements.
The first boatload Of arrivals gave
accounts OF the early fighting in Duo
lin. They said a small force Of gov
eminent troops with machine guns,
quickly repulsed an attack on Dublin
Castle A systematic attack Of the
rebel positions began on Tuesday.
Home here believe that the special
cabinet meeting was for the purpose
OF considering conscripuon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-29


Ell PASo, April 29.-The first for
NAL conference between Obregon and
Scott will be held this afternoon. The
meeting place is being kept secret
Captain Lee Of scott's staff announc-
cd.
DOUGLAS, April 2s.-General Ca
Hes was expected to arrive at Ell Par
so today to attend the border confer
ence. He left here last night Ives
Lelevier, local consul and several aides
accompanied him.
Ell PAsO. April 29.-Scott and
Funston contemplate a tour of in
spection Of the American front in
Mexico. The plans will depend up
on the outcome of the conference
with Obregon.
The fullest honors were accorded
Obregon's visiting Scott at El Paso
today. The visit was merely return
courtesy, Four thousand American
troops participated in the demonstra-
tion. The eighth cavalry escorted
obregon' and his six generals, enter
ing FL Paso. Infantry stretched al
ong the main streets saluted the Car.
ranzistas.
Scott was expected to refuse to
withdraw the American troops until
villa is taken and to demand to use
the railroad. It was indicated that
the president even would welcome a
temporary peaceful protectorate over
Mexico until the bandits are extermi-
mated and the border menace forever
removed, This would involve polic-
ing northern Mexico. Obregon is OPP
posed to this
They expect to arrange a time and
place for the coming conferences to-
day. Funston said that no points of
the conference were discussed al
Obregon's visit,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-29
IRISH REBELS AND british TROOPS FIGHT STREETS OF DUBLIN
Between 1000 and 10000 Irish
Rebels are COrnered in Dublin
General Maxwell Believes He Can
Handle the Situation Now With.
out Further ReinfOTCementS.
SCORES OF SIM FEINS DEAD

Bsitish cabinet Nests Unexpectedly
Today and Causes Sensational Rn-
mors TO BE circulated; Resignation
Of Birrcll MAY Be Demanded; MANY
Arrests Are Made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-29
July Options Remain
Above May Quotations

CHICAGO April 29.-(special to
the East oregonian) )--Today's mar
ket range
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-29

DUBLIN, April 2s---one hundred
persons have been killed or are miss
ing as a result OF the fighting in Dno-
lin since the Sim Fem outbreak be-
gan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-29
10 ADvERTIsERs

The East Oregonian has the largest bona
ude and guaranteed paid circulation Of any
paper IN Oregon, east Of Portland and By
far the largest circulation In Pendleton Of
any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-29

Fair tonight and sunday heavy
frost tonight
Maximum temperature. 1a; mini
mum. s6 rainfall, O wind, northwest,
fresh; weather, partly cloudy threat
ening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-15
In Circuit Court

Almost the entire day in circuit
raurr here yesterday was taken with
arguments on motion presented bE
Attorney Watson. representing the de-
Tense iu the damage action Of Glenn
crawford against the Rock Island
Southern Railway company lE was
asked that the jury be instructed 10
f~fd for the defendants on the grounds
That The pIainud was NOT The owner of
the land lu Edwards river bottom
which he was farming. hat was only @
grantee. Attorney Watson cited many
cases both from the supreme court aa1
anraIate court records iu which E was
held that a railroad company should
nav damage for INJURY done upon
IRONS as result of their holding ana
.operatiug said road. buJ that that dam
age must be- paid OF the time or the
erection of the obstruction causing tbs
fu5urv. in this case a dam. and II must
be4 maid DO the owner ur the land and
NOT a. his grantee. Attorney Watson
argued that by right Of eminent do
main the railway had right 10 erect
the dam across Edwards river 81 the
Edwards river pow er house. and mas
much as the owner. Of Tie farm land
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-15

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-15

thence EaI. thence ~ thence
40 +. ~ beginning ST.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-17

oamit aus uno badt oieietben. 3raus
benbeeren tod]t nan uno treibt lie
onrd Elm Sieb, permiibt lie nit
t3uder uno etpns Qerlebenem 13tples
bad, nir3t tie nit etnos ,3im; uno
3itrpne, uno. penn 0idIid), Iillt
IN Die 6ormden odmit. Damn
ihIa9t man EtmeIf 3u Stnce. milht
3uder uno 9eriebene Wln0eIn oars
inter, bre;tet oas iiber ole 2rauteu
uno ldBt IS sinen Moment I'M Glen
iid ieitiqen.
0etonnte. crime Bob.
mem. Die Bobnnh. Die n1tiir':o
m0qli6it jung uno CART iein ~iolen,
lperoen 3utrit gut qeiDai6tn, Damn in
Streifd)en Qeihnitien unb in unees
ial5snem Aoiier 10 Ian9e qctodt, tls
Ie meth iino. 5n3wiIten Bat man
Yloions 6ruit Sors in bsiben
Naiiet 9eront. Damn lu1t man Die
9ohnen gum lleberlaufen pou in ole
0laier, Ie9t il einen neden 8urmis
reifeu onrdui nm id)rdubt oie gtts
lei ouf- Vint 0r0ben elQnsn ii6 Tcbr
nobl b%ierfur.
ptir1the IN 3uder elm.
3umcb>n lie pllrlihe perpen
III 9dIlteu gsidnttteu uno 1eltali,
mi. 8%eli0tenem >3attr 5u gIeIten Yes
ptttsteiitn in eln>n 1opf gethtlbtet
unD 3ulscett eIne Nutt oartn beloIs
len. Atn nodnen 1d9t nlmmt MAI
ole 1ftudte b:yuus, tott ben ouiQes
lolten Sute. ru Qtrlngem ,3ulaB
BON Wulltr unt lnoumt TIN nb. Kun
idbt mar be pfirrde ndb uno
ndD elrl9r Uilnuten III Dem Sirup
tobsn legt lit in Den 3opi 3urUd
ano uber8Ieb: re MI: Der ;Fliiiigteit.
aahoem c,sle obJetdblt 1T Dos
4uttoter pleot bolt man an ben
betpcr ndhl.er Qaqen uno bintet BE
Bluis Al.
Sat up. Sin 4,et reiie Coma.
ten pstoen gepdiden. 5eridritltn
unr Durd Ell, 5teb 9eriebeu. Damn
10 or! Giii9 oo5u. DaB DIE Uiaiie
pN o.de1 Hlbn Ut. 9ter3u eint qe@
b4dte neiBe SpIebs.. elm Gblont.
'~singehadter SeIlsris, 2 GBIoiieI
SulS / GBl0tlel 5snfIomen, ! Zee
.offsl uor ieoeh Der folgsnoen 8es
put3t:: Mustdt5llte, Nelten, 1eIten'
pieirer uro 5srquetlt'ter Jn5lper.
Qaboem allies mob oermilG 1t.
rDiro e etu9sflnt dno oeriieQsli. 1te
Jla'fen muisn unoeon1t 9dn3 buns
ttl ,lsben. pes9dIb nan fpobI tut, lte
crit gam in Ban3 otdes Ydplel 81
auAsu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-17
Fir die Rlbe.

3iroIertuIbeL. Sn einen
niht 5u ieiten GpabIeteiq rijbrt man
mirfIlh 9eidni.eEen Sdinten coer
Saldmlreite. Sin oIte5 8rotteu
pirp ebenfol8 purIlig geihnltten. IN
Spedpurieln q~eroitet uno nit ojeien
SUM 3eig gegebeu. Wan probiert, pb
Der 3ei9 9ena9 geloI5en lit. itltt
Dann nit einem &bIOiiel SLOPE in 10.
denoes Go!3mnlsr, Wenn iie mad
oben Fdpimmen, iin6 lie genuQ ges
toft, mar nimnlt IL bernus uno hes
gteBt Iie nit eeroiteten Yroiomen un0
brauner Butter.
Critters init oeb0rrten
4tIaumen. W}on toft 9rpBe Qes
b0rrte YiIaumer ubne 3uder. nit |
GBl0ffeI Butter ano Il 3itrOne auf
ieoes pfuno 8ertdnet. orl ldae ror
Dem Gebroud in meniy WoTer lett
3u9eoedt gar. oper lie ourfen n,dt
5erfalleu poer 81 melh peroen. Wlon
entIernt Die Steint un0 prebt bic
pflnumen rpieo.t 3uinmmen. Wan
Tam ober aud cine db9e3ogene Utcns
Del a%nitelle 0es Steins in bic
pfIaume ihiebeh. Die qetodltsn
Yflaumen mlien %obtropTen. Viii
man baden, 10 men9t man ein,n 3tig
aus 2/3 2ofe luBer Wtilh. | 3o6e
olebl, l 2eet0fiel 9atpuIper. /
Acknowledgements Isl. Il 3ssloffel
oal3 uno idld5t ben 3eig gIatt.
Wian IteQt einen aeiiel nit Shmal3
aufs Jeusr, ldBt e8 beib perocn.
toudt bic pfloumen ~ein3eln in zen
Seig Elm, 0nmit Ne ii6 gut iiber3iebsn.
uno 5Gdt lie in osni tieien totennen
5Fstt 9oIogslb. 0islt 5ritters brauft
man CUR Ner3i'run9 Don getodt'm
0ubn. ODER gu 80nies uno Gntenbrds
ten uno bisieibeu lo1ten gang belb,
eben aus BEN sch tommen0. oufQe'
traqen mer3en.
Yitonter Iinoerbtattn.
Gin Stjid iuftiges. mngstes SIeiid
miro geb0ri9 qetlopit. gsioI3"u un0
in einsn Ghmortopi 9eIeQt. in ban
man Elm Gtud Butter iteosno pig
gemoht bat. DARN ldbt man es urs
ter iortgeisBtem Yeliebeu duf betoen
Ssiten brGunen. fugt Elm bis 3nsi
groBs. gei6dlte 3mtebeIn oo3u. oicbt
tohenoss WuTsr barber lno loft
oas 5lsiih Ionqilm psid '6motm.
SobaIo IS gor unO bic gribs ont
%sin9sto6t 1T. gibt mon sinen Yor'el
ein9emn6tc QsrI3pisbeln. lGbt It,
einmol ouftoden, ihmsdt ab uno
9ibt Is sum grotsn. Solte Die
Soute gu oUnn isin, mub man Re
nit sinsm in Nuiier psrquirltsn Poi
Tel 9artofisimebI iGmig to6en.
1rou6en 96rt6en. p
pfuro ieinss WlsbI. EN- Drl:.el
pfuno Butter, u piuno s3uder,
GdoIe elmer 3itrone. ell ~bart9stcrt.
tss uno fsiuqerisbsnes Gtootter. .
oon3s SIR uuo z robe Giootter. Mlz
lee oiss ipirD taIt, bic Butter n
StIdhen 3stitnitten. gu sinem qlo,,
ten Sei9s perorbeitet. rpelher oon'
ounn ousgsrollt miro. 3cnu leai
mar Characterization, Iortsniormttn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-17

Gin Wort n;ht, mein 6reunO -
u5er cine 9pffnung."
Sic otmete tel auf. Damn erbob
tie Iif uno i6ritt nad benz roten
Nintel Der 8ernnoa.
.paroon - es lpirp 53eit, Wlos
oemoileue Soiine, Die aInoer siillsn
ST 9ett." =.
Gtnen Wtpment ~Itarrte Die 4ngeres
Dete perItanonisIoS auf. Damn itob
ibr bGs Ylut idb IN Die Q8ansen unO
fte taunlelte empor.
,Sb @ott - ia - nie tonnte
i6
Sin erifrodenes 6rogen fIirrte in
Dem Bid, Der i6eu oos ourtgeihi9te
4ntliB oss jun9en &iinltlers l~treiite.
Gr umdrmte tie nit Den Nugen =.
Sn Der nGdIten Setunoe mar lie
bte Sreppe bindb in ben 0nrten aez
eilt.
,Rene. - Gil"
0ie eigene Stimme tlong ibr
fremo. Sn Der 8rult fiiblte tie elm
Sponnen, oas ibr oas 9era gu ipren-
gen Drobte. lleberlaut nieoerhoIte iie
Den Ruf. Gin geuences Saud5en
mar's.
Die Sdelme bielten ii6 perIt}dt.
Sinter einem 8ostett tiferten iie Lns
terpriidt.
Mapsmoiielle SoIine mndbte iid
auf Die Sude. LIMO oo ibr Die &!eis
men unter Gafen uno areiihen ent=
piidten, ols lie ie eefun0en bate,
Iu6te lie nit - uno es begam cine
pilbe Sagp.
Wdbreno lie unter ben beIen fai5i=
nierenoen Iugen oes Mannes, oen lie
heute gum eriten Wale geieben Iuo
Der Ifon ibr SdidIal mar, pie in
elmer ldlaffen bppnptifden Netbargte
aeleiIen botte, lief ite ieBt pie Elm
Reb. Die IhmoIsn ieinen 6efieIn fe=
oerten 10 iiber Den Sizes. Stun>
benIana bate lie loufen mogen -
unter Haden uno Saud5en.
Nnlo bate lie ben anaben err
tpiiat. DIE feline 81 er9ab lid bonn
freipiaig uno ihmiegte bas floGss
BLONDE Sopfden on Ibre Wan9e.
rNIio babe Ih Sud bod srfpiift.."
Rene. Der an tbrer !6ono nit bei=
ZEN Beinen 3u9lei6 nebenbsr biiptie.
unterbro9 bieien Sport.
I'd - ods is moi n aunTtltId.
tIe;ne 9troer gu fnisn gu triegtn.
psnn man 10 ne Iangen gsine bot"
Nicer i'd bin bob sarnidt 10
3roB."
IRA ia = gs9en bic NGma biIt
Du man cine little 0eern, @sgen uns
absr Bit Gu isbr groB. 9annft :ts
gentlia fein rennen, Wan'iea Soiins.
WoQen mir nohmal?"
r6eute niht, Hens. IS 1T StIas
f~sn3eit. Qbsr mor9tn morssu
!auie Id nit Dir, ioDieI 9u piur."
.Gon5 pou9!"
.SapobI."
,Qu iein!"
-Qbtr 0u mubt artig gu gstt gs-
Fen"
Der tleine Wann nidts sifrig.
,Wenn Du min 9siu G~brsniport
gibl, Yta'isn Seine, oab 8u NOR
gen gang pou NIT mir rennsu tEft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-17
grlne hleinr frau.
Sumorestc ttr. 9Iruc SeIb.


3peimol Iottt Die 9aroain
G6embart rs retiuht, iid Der Grs
sieberin ibrer &in0er Dar6 einen
3lid ooer 9Dint peritdn0lth 5u mu>
den.
9eim s~rpeiten Mal, bu lie ben
i6Ianten Sbert0rper oufgeridtet uno
iiber oas mottour6leu1tete, maI1ige
Seioengepirr pes 2ampenidlrms
binpeg9elpdbt botte, tpnr 3ittmeiiter
bon 2isBe ibrem Slid 9efol9t. Gr uns
te-bro4 Die S6iIOerun9 oes erlien
&~orIsborIter Hennens uno oriiGte
iein @los ms Muge. Ila er e8 Mles
Ger fallen lleB, legte sr Den Singer
nit elmer 10 prolig einbringIiten
8itte an ben Muno, DOB 9onnd
Shembart bell auflafte,
4u9 lebt iab ole feline puppen=
bate 6ran50Iin nidt auf. &egurgss
los lab fe in Dem BON rotem 4mpsl=
Iidt iber9o6enen 8eranoutpintel.
Den &opf nit ben dngitli6 naiueu
Rinoeraugen uao benz ted auf9eieBz
ten gtds9en tief seientt, laui9te ls
Der 8egeiIterung oes lun9en WuIi=
sers...
Bon .3sit gu 3eit lief Elm lei'es,
taum mertlides 3tttern bon ben Sin,
geripisen our6 ibre Irme, bic ihlarf,
totc bonn &0rper 9el0it, nui Den 2sb-
men bes aIoppitubls logen. Sn Zen
idmalen S6uItern perIpr ii4 oaa
8eben.
Won peritano ni6t5 bon Der 10
einieitig gefibrten ll%nterbnItun9
Nber bic Snronin puBte, paB 0ein.
rid Sodhorn bon Mulit fprad. Iur
bann batts Der ernIte uno 3uriidbnl.
tenoe lun9e &iinitler oieien ipruoeln'
ben 5lub Der Rete.
IubrDem ioben lid Die bsioer
heute gum eriten Wia!.
Mit sinem nahit6tisen Qdts!r
1ebnte Die 8oronin li6 in lbren Ell.
fel 5urId. une oieles Ndheln bllet
als Der Rittmeiiier in Der unterbala
tung pom Surf lbihlpentte uno DIR
auf gu ipre6en tam, pie lie in Del
Reiioen3 permiBt peroe, Dap es eIn'
touorgehenoe Gle9anS bort elNsnt;id
9nr nidt rebr gebe uno ooB es I'M
redt lei, mad S~meiidbriger Witnena
fdoft ii6 INNER nod auf Dem Hanpt
b~erborgen 81 batter -.
Sanno Sdembart fhdute ourt
bas 9erant ppn 9initer dno elena.
It's in ben 8nrten hinaus. mo TEL
Ulono ole Wipiei Der ulmsn IN 0ol(
einipann. Seosr Winobou6 tru9 ell
ihperes 5!isberouften aut Die Der.
onoo. uno nenn oas Gnden Eel
brduBcu ipislenosu ainoer ausisst
Don fernber be- 6l0ten I'M
Sdluh3tn elmer RJbtigua.
Dos 2ddsIn Der iT5nen 6ral
tpuroe p%ertrdumt.
.Sn siner YierteItunoe mug id
sur sahn. Saronin.~ iagte Der Riit
msiiter in hem tiefen. bdIbIauier
9rulttoH, Der bic Spra4s Oes SCR
sens lit; roarf th niht psnigitsii
Elm Bort mitue6msn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-17

- - l) nluR q plo9 non ma
iiberIegen; tIetns Sunaens triegtu
iiinf 5ropfsn, alp tlnnit Oh -
iA mein 0u t0nntit rubi9 bunoert
nebn1en, bamit e Dir DeIft."
NIs Der tleine Waun geltdfti9 bas
opn9ebaltet mar, ldlid lie aus pem
&inDer5lmmer mad un'en.
Dor elmer balben stumble NOR Der
Wnqen oor9efabrer, Der ibn gcbroft
M}ooemoiieae Sofne bate ben
SopT in tie &iifen ibrer GbnileIon9ue
9eorudt uno iib nit ben 3Gbneu lett
9ebiiien, I'm nidt auf3uihreien. Sect
dber ma, iie gu einem @ntidlub aez
tpmmtI. Sic pollte lie ieben - ielGe
5rau, Wnr oieie 6rou idon unb gut.
Donn pal er ia 3liidlif. 6ann polIte
ie abihlteBen nit allen. nos geitern
10 ldb liber lie 9etommen. nolte ole
t0oifnungen un0 SeIi9teiten fir inn
mer b%egrabsn uno gang it'll uno
puni6lo5 iein.
Nus Dem WluIit5immer Elm pune
oerbar nsifes, tiefes Ginger uno
&lingen -.
Wlaoemoiieus Soiins bIisb Idus
f6eno an Der 2Ir iteben. Wie Qes
bannt perbarrte tie uno idrot nuf.
oils Elm Arm iif Inn ibre Sdulter
legte.
.aommen Sic nur mi. 3tneiu,
1rduIein," iogte bic Yaronln ireunos
lid. sic tperoen einen @enub baben
mie or 5bnen md nidt geboitn nun
Be-"
Rein, bite. So ib m0fte -"
raommen Sic mr., 9srr 9otborn
Eat idon nad Sinner gsfrd9t."
rGr 3"
.Sa err" Idtelts Ie btbeutIom
auf ods iunge Wldoden berab. .0o
feline feline 5rau
rSIt iis ih0n2''
,Se nun = bortn Sic nidt?"
3auieno Guolen iprafen Gus >em
Bid. ben ons lunge Mdofsr oul
Die 3ir ri6tett. uno II Der t~roitios
fen gitterteit. nit ter fis 3piiden
ben bleifen Gippen herporitieb:
Seine 5rau -"
Glnen Womsnt itaute bic 9aro'
min peroust. Damn be5riff liz
uno ladte, ooB ibre 4ugen I'D tsu3'
teten.
.Qber Sinh, 9ino! WsId' Elm t0s
rintss Wibpsrftdnoais! 9elnriA
9pdborns tlsine Jruu III fein
Gelo. 60 pfle9ts sr es big jest gu
nennen. Nie i'd bic Situation nun
beurteiIe. miro sr o6et boIo itott Der
b0l3ernen, cine onoete. ndirii6 pers
Iiebte feline 6rau baben!"
limb bic 8aroujn bslrteiIte bic Sis
tuation 3iemIih ridti3. DEM ais tie
oos Wuft3immsr betroten. pOIterte
5einri4 3od6orns emit 10 3dttll6
bsbutste rtlsine Jrau" gu gooen. Or
onoersn absr itred'e i5r bei0e !6dnoe
ent9e9sn un0 ieine Augen I'M
armten lie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-17
an,rIei fiir's Saus.

1terfIedtn laFen ltn ous
peiter Bdibe mtTeynen. lpenr man
6su 3eer m0gtiait attraBt, b1nn nit
lparmem 0a1er mo Geifs pdi0t
uno qut .rodnet. 6icraui betrop'elt
mai ole Gtelle nit 9en3in uno ret6t
pieiel6e nit G0iApopier. 0a5 Benz
ain nimmt aumd5ljq bic lleberrelte
oe5 3eers 6infpsg. un0 csr ei9eniims
lid Itorte 0eru6 p~trIIcrt iid, lpenn
nan oas 3eug einiqe Set an Der
Quit ban8sn idRt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-17

penn ria ID Die 81 aud nidt erit
mit's &opftlfen ;dmeiben. @lelIe;ht
nebm' i'd audi II H0rIeI Eebertran.
Aber BLOB II haIben."
llno e. belt NSprl. Oils er ober i'm
9emoGen mar unO sur 1iadt be.en
ipute, mintte er az.
sd muB Dih crit ncd mas ia
gen, Wia'ieu Soiine. NeiI Dpt drtige
Sungens noh bent 9eten ui2t mlrbr
reoen Dlirien. WeiBt - 8u but beute
iebr i40n, Mafeu 5oilne
SD neil i'd cine belle 8luie
onbope, meinit 9u?"
.glee - ms Geiiht," ertlGrte er,
inOem ct beioe 0dnoden aut lbre bci-
ben Wanqen putidte. n0u bait 10
ne bIanten Mu9en, pie i6 nod ME
geIeb'n bah uno 10 ne rotten Baden.
90 ld0n Bit 0E nod niemdls gene
len - ou 0u. NaB los! Sonit
Itmeib i'd 0od nod NIT 3 aiIlenl"
Maoemoiielle Soilne CAB ben aleis
nen, ben lie III ipiIoer 3drtiidteit an
ii6 9epreBt bate, fret. giaAoem lie
i'm gu 8ett 9ebraht, trat Tie auf Den
8alton binuus. Nu6 bier pebts
6lisosrouft gu ibs ouf - un0 eo5
ferne 5l0ten uno SdIut5en Der
Nahti9al -.
Der Wono Seihnete bic S6Iobs
front in iadrfen &onturen 9egen Die
Nuffabrtsieite oes Darts. unten bas
Stampfen bon Yferpen uno &6s
id%;eone6men.
r4lio ouf Wieoerieben, 9srr Rittz
meiiter. uno mann oarf ih duf sic
rednsn, Iieber 0odbprn?"
rWenn's S6nen rett 1T. Itcn
morgen, 6rau 8aronin. Wir iino ia
beute gorn,6t gum MuF3ieren ae.
tommen."
30 - bas more rei5eno! Sn Der
Sonats, bic sic mir neulid i6idtsn.
finoe i'd mid onein nift 3ure6t.
aommen Sic alio gIei6 am Nadmits
tag. llno DOT oaen 0ingen psrgeinsn
Sic Sbre tleine 5rnu nidt! 3is
miiiien Sic u~nbspin9t mitbringen
morgsn.."
,@ern. 9as arme Ding 1T in Der
iingiten 53sit obnehin arg Don mir
pernuHIdfigt ~porasn."
Oils Der Wa9en oapongetolt uno
6os portal dnten geidiofen mar,
IieB Ith oas Sdlud3eu Der Wohti=
9du nieoer perlebmen uno
Elm iunges, totpunoes Wenideuter5
iflu65te nit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-17

9eutidIonb beiibt bie(,idt
an 20 U~tiIliaroen 3onnen 3ori; man
g%erpinnt idbrli6 80 Will. Icns
nen, ba Der 3ori IN ;psiten Gebisieu
fnit 1usi4IisBliaes 8vsnnmatsrial 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-17

Rsne Shembdrt nor ON ndhItsn
Tage nit Mama ieRr 3ufrtebsn. Sic
mar 10 Ilittg pie ieiten. Wlit Wta'Is0e
mar sr 9arni6t }ufrieoen. Sic iprang
nidt init ibm, pi' iie pas gang irst
oerlprohen bate - Ipeosr poQ nch
i~ibertaupt. Sic mar ou6 lang nitt
10 iton ME geitern abeno: bate teine
bIanten Au8sn unr rote Baden. icns
bern mai gang bIeih unc it'll, RAD
mittngs iteute er re.
SIS Did mos No',eq 5Ofns?"
,Nein, Rene."
sd metn bod. 9u pirit Did Den
Woger oeroorbeu baden DEM 'eb'
ia aud INNER 10 oug. Nart. id
bor bic JIai6e nit ben 9rOpisn -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-17
c. L. COLMAN,
Baubol, . 6anolnns; Sbfiren. unh
Jeniterrabmenfabrii.
La Crosse. Wis.

& tret9 9 lhaFte:
Witnneiota: RuI6ioro. Breton. Sprine
g5aneu. @rnno Y2eaoolp, @rotprls.
bale. Cn.lauo. 4Ibert yea. aloeu.
Meu5. MiuncIotu Yale. Gaitou,
Gelepau. WinuebaQo Gitp. Sair.
mont. 5berburr. SSodion. 2atefieIo.
Tutod. Goqerton. Ytpeitore.
gd.oto: 6laubreau, Sell 8dpibs, Col.
man. gtaotion. Sopuro. 3sana,
Soreitbure. &oouiodet.
Iebrasta: 9ortb @eno.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-08
SPECIAL SESSION MAY
LAST TWO WEEKS
According to Opinion of Clerks of the
Connecticut House and Senate.

A conference between the clerks Of
the house and one of the clerks of the
senate was held this week in the Of
flee of House Clerk John Buckley in
connection with the special session Of
the general assembly called for Tues
day. 1t developed that none of the
clerks had received any notification
of the session other than the call
through the newspapers. Two Of the
clerks had plans made for a vacation
trip after the state convention, but
they agreed that they had better de-
fer their plans and wait around in the
possibility that they should be needed.
One of the interesting things con-
nected with the talk of the clerks was
the feeling that the session might last
two weeks. This seemed surprising
to those who gathered that the ses-
sion, having been called for a specific
purpose, would transact that business
at once and adjourn, especially in
view of the fact that there would be
no remuneration for either the mem
bers or the officials The clerks were
of the opinion, however, that it would
be necessary to have bills referred to
committees and printed, so that the
members could study them before
committing themselves by their votes.
There was reason to believe that spe-
ciaI legislation would be offered in
Guiding a bill for the relief Of the
families Of soldiers in towns where
the local government had not assumed
the burden
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-08
FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO
THE STATE INSTITUTIONS
Several Bills to be Presented at Reg
uIar Session of Legislature.

Legislation relating to the improve
ment of public institutions all over
the state was anticipated Wednesday
at the meeting of the state board of
charities in the capitol. It developed
that several bills have been formu-
lated, to be presented at the regular
session of the legislature, affecting in
stitutions generally, and much Of the
discussion at the meeting yesterday
was devoted to these measures. Mem
bers of the state board expect that
they will come up early at the regu-
lar session.
The meeting of the board yesterday
was the first since sessions were
suspended for the summer, last July.
DR.. f. @. Down Of Hartford. pre9ident
of The board, Mrs Frank A. Mitchell
of Norwich and Justin B. Holman of
Saybrooll were present with the sec
retGry. Several reports were made to
tie institutions about the state dur
ire The sumner. Every report indi-
care[, t'lct the places are in a good,
7sho;c 'o90c state. but that they are
ov r. 'rc4ydad.
80. indicated OF the meeting yes
t'.">,' M @rncial attention would be
'-=-' = + 60 % tie care Of chill
$ s.ir1n'N part of a move
~, v'-'r: X .sSr7uirs national pre-
~. exhaustive studies
= - ;-r--, -:t,a7s ne the country by
So & g, G ;7s,e-44e
AI>-,c-"o go have been several
raro : eaow-'.c1 conditions in the
'Ir~'ta 'ts5f":'f'3os around New
Fave. tbs T1atf~r was not taken up
IA c. walter, who has charge Of the
wor< in New Haven county, is away
on her vacation and did not attend
the meeting.