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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-28
Sunday Services.

1890 a. m.-Sermon subject, The Gov
ernment of Our Life
.45 a. m.--Bible school.
3.45 p. m.-Junior Christian Endeavor.
7.30 p. m.-Some Facts Of the Resur-
rection. Alexander hymns, chorus
choir, Dugan's orchestra. All
seats free.
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AUDIENCE WITH KAISER.
Ambassador Gerard and Assistant
Leave for Army Headquarters.

BERLIN, April p, via London, April
IS. = James w. Gerard, the American
ambassador, and Joseph G. Grew, secre-
tary of the American embassy, left
Berlin tonight for the German army
headquarters for an audience with EN-
DerOr William.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-28
PosToFFICE ROBBED.
Three Men Get Several Hundred Dol
lars Today.

BOWDOINHAN, Me-, April IS. =
The post,ofii.ee mere mere, was was. wrecked 6, BY
of several hundred dollars III money
aud stamps. Tie robbery, It is said
was committed hy three men, who es
capped.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-28

LONDON, April 2S--The British steam
ship Industry has been sunk by a subma-
rine which left the crew of the vessel in
open boats l20 miles from land The crew
was picked up by the American liner Fin
land. The Industry was proceeding to a
United States port and was unarmed, ac-
cording to the official statement.
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VICTIM OF STABBING
HAS LITTLE FEVER
Slight Infection in Albert G. vernott S
Abdominal Wound = Otherwise
Condition is Satisfactory.

Albert c. Vernott, who was stabbed
in the abdomen Tuesday morning by
Frank Geugonis and is a patient in the
Melrose hospital, had a slightly higher
temperature this morning, Indicative of
probable slight infection. Otherwise
his condition is very satisfactory.
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COLUMBUS, \. NJ. April 28-March-
ing orders were received today by approx
imately one-half of the number of soldiers
at stations here. These troops, largely
cavalry, viii probably cross the border
late this afternoon, to reinforce Gen. Per
shing.
1t is believed the troops are to be sta.
toned along the American line of com
munication extending from Columbus to
San Antonia, Chihuahua, about 325 miles
south of the frontier
I Military authority said there is no con
neetion between the despatch of the rein
forcements and the reported arrival o.
four trainloads Of Carranza soldiers in the
= Guerrero district
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-28
MecALL,s VETO SUSTAINED.
Sundays Tabernacle Must Comply
with the Building Laws

BOSTON. April 2s.-T The house of
Representatives today voted to sustain
Gov Mccall 5 veto of a bin which
would make possible the suspension of
the building laws of this city for the
erection of tabernacle for Rev. Will
liam A. Sunday. The vote was $50 to
go
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-28
CONDITIONS ARE BAD.
Food Shortage in Mexico City-viha
q National Hero.

q National Hero.
WASHINGTON, April %. - Condi-
tions i'll Mexico city were reported to-
day to the state department from con-
fidential sources as "bad from every
point of view and that description
was said to include the capital and
the Immediate surrounding territory.
Food supplies were reported not suf
fcient and the railroads are unable al
present to relieve that condition.
The pursuit Of Villa by the Ameri
can troops, the adviees say, bids faii
to make him hero of national pro
portions and has had natural effee'
upon the Carranza government. Th'
financial situation was given as poor.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-28

Consider the bottle fly and the wasp
The bottle fly pounds around and
makes five times as much noise as the
wasp but doesn' command one-fifth
as much respect.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-28
THE WEATHER
Overcast Tonight and Saturday
Fresh Northwest Winds.

WASHINGTON, April %. = The
iweather forecast: Overcast tonight and
saturday. Probably rain on the Maine
coast tonight Fresh northwest winds.
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LONDON, April 28.-The Swedish
steamer j. J. Dickson, bound to Amster-
dam, was captured and taken to Hamburg
by the fleet Of German warships while the
feet was returning from the bombardment
of the English coast on TUESDAY last.
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Centre Congregational Church

Friday April %, 7.3o p. m.-service
of praise and prayer, Subject, The
New and Living Water. John 14:1-6;
Hebrews 10:l25.
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First Baptist Church

Tonight at Prudential committee
meeting; $50, prayer meeting of the
church. Read lst John
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April 28.-Be-
fore leaving for FL Paso Gen Funston ex-
pressed a desire to inspect the troops after
his conference with Gen. Obregon. He
may make the trip if affairs of the south
ern department oi the army will permit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-28

Wednesday, May 3-Thc temple will
be open to the public from 10 q, m. to
6 p. m. All win be most cordially wei
coined.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-28
Russell Sunk by a Mine in
Mediterranean, War
Office States
ABOUT 124 MEN ARE
REPORTED MISSING

Admiral Fremantle, "a ofticers and GIG
Men saveds = Eleventh Battleshtp
Which Great Britain Has Lost Dur
ing the War.
LONDON, April %. - The British
battieship Russell has been sunk by a
mine. Admiral Fremantle, in command
of the Russell, ~ officers and GO men
were saved. About l24 men from the
Russell are missing. The warshi2 was
sunk in the Mediterranean.
The sinking OF a German submarine
off the east coast yesterday also was
announced officially today. One of
fcer and II men were taken prisoners
The Russell was 405 feet long ant
of 1900 tons. The Russell IS th'
eleventh British battleship which ha
been lost during the war. In addition
about 33 other British warships Of Va
rious classes have been destroyed,
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One Paris motion picture plant produces
IN average of 1900, 900 feet 81 films weekly
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Don JOelS papiere
ntC6t nusOc(ieterl!

4 glew gorf. %. April. DAT
Der bentide @ctldatter, @raf bon
8ernitorff fem 9lsdt bat, bic bel
MoIfe bon Sgd beihlagnabnhen 20
pierre uflter Der 9|ebauptung Suriid.
suDetlauaet, bdb bic Office bon
Sgels einen 8etL nn6 eitieit 8peig
Der 0eutihen Noiihaft bilbet. gebi
aus ben @usiagen bon artbur VI.
&niEeEl berbor. Derlelbe iagte III.
ter eio ans, ooB bon 3geI am "a.
SUM- 1916 Die iragIi6e Office I'M
ter Der uIbOrudiden GrElarAlla mic.
tete, bnb or iie OILS auBeigeugent
uno al feiiem 0uoercp 8ned be.
nllben tuiirbe Snfolgebeiien bot bic
gunoesregierung ons bollfonlmeiie
9iedt, cine Ausb1noigliug Der be.
iGIasnobmteu 9npiere 81 bertpei.
germ. Inter ben 4opiereu bat man
cine @ebeimidrift gefrlnoeL ipomit
man bofit, DeridieoeHe IN Gbtffre
geboltene @hrftltiide bon ssgeIS
ent6iffern az fonnen.
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Gus BLOOMFIELD!

Der 16. april mar Der aonfir.
mationstag fir III flalge 2eutc
IN Der CD. Iut6. 0reifaItigteittirde
al BLOOMFIELD. SroB Der idmiibi.
qen Bege bate iid cine groBe Set.
b%eriammlulig eingelteIlt, nm, Der 6f-
fentIiflen 8rufung uno ben &oufir-
nations 5eierlidfeitett bei3ppob.
men. Ser @ottes0ienIt begann inn
10< llbr BORN, aI2 uRter @lodeuge-
l1ltte ull6 2rgelipiel II iunge
2eute in Die Stride maridiertetL,
Die al g6ren oes Cages In Elm
idmudes 6eItgeIpauo gebiillt mar.
Sic 8rufung 8etgte, Dab Die aonfir.
mauoeu etipaS 3iiHtiges geIerilt
Gatten. Sbre 4nttporten tparen
FLAIR un6 5ufrieOeniteaeuo. Sic Set
preoigt bon ibrem gaitor erinnerte
lie an lire reIigioien 8iLiAten.
8od Der 6obepunft Der 6eitlidteit
fom, ol8 bic iungeu 2eute utter eli.
ilen1 @9renbogen bon 2iIien nie0ers
tnieteil, inn ben 5egert oes III.
mddtigeu 5u erupfangen. Gin pom
GDor eor8etrogerles Gtilf, ippie Elm
3uett, trug hiel 8ltr geridOnefung
Der fScier bel. 0as Set miro iider-
lid ben Qnmeieft0en IN iteter Ut.
lInerung bleiben.
Die foIgenhen i1tngen 2eltte muir.
cen iii 5ie Stride oufgenonlulett
Rauline @ernr0in, 4nnn QopiiL
emma 2~uettmanr. Mtnne Same.
lotb, Qnoie 6ro6uL Seinrid 6ogge,
@iaie 9antnloilL Irt6llr @rltnfen,
gotparo 9runfen, QIfreo Sob St-
to 5obren, @eiIlie gafer, @etIef
5truf, 5rib 2uellnlanr, grult
&ofncr, Qrtbur ggger8 unb gSolter
5raBrn.
Gin gru0er bon Better Gibberg,
Der IN DeutidIdnb G6eoIogie itu-
cicrt bate, TIT Dor ettpa eineul Mo.
rat infoIge bon aranfbeit g~eitorben.
Stt elmer Gebatte Srpiihen Bloom.
iieIb mo geapne, Die fid ula Die
Seerespermebrung orebte. aetuallt
Bloomfield.
g. g 8nuicn moflte am Motts
tao cine @eiddft8reiie rtad siour
Gitn,
Nm lekten Mitttuph feierte @iI-
0elr Donehitein ieinen Geburtstag,
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Gus Dem State.

9~orfolf. augnIt grltmmonb. Ell,
rter Der .1ltelten 6ettihen 9iirger
Der Gta0t, lit bier aus Dem 2e6en
eeIhieoen. SIN Sabre 1848 in
4onlmern geborert fam er nut lei.
men gltern Qls f[eines ain0 nod
BEN Ser. Stoateit. Mtebrere Sabre
lang tpobEte er in @atertotDf, @is
uno fam ais Singing nod Ror.
folf, mo- er icinen 8rllfe ais 3im-
mernla1ll uadgirg. Sein gat5es Sc.
Zen lang bot 9runnuonO bier &C.
pobnt nrb iid Inn oas Mabstlnl
Der Staot neIentli6 ueroient &C.
nlddt. or mar eiuer Der Briinoer
Der erIten 2oqe 6es Sr0ens Der Ser.
m1nnsIobne in 9ebrasfa, ndnlid,
ser atorfclf 2oge, uuo geb6rte meb.
rere Sabre lang benz @roBoerpaI-
tingsrat an rno mar intner in ben
poroerften 9eiben 0erienigen 3u fin-
ben, Die bas 8aaier oes 9eutih-
INNS bodlhieIten. 8rutnlmonb De-
flei6ete me6rere 0ffentli6e aemter.
&err Baitor 9[brens, fritber IN Ben.
nington, aeb., tDiomete Dem Ser
itorbenen einen tiefempfun0enen
Rddrnf.
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Gus cincOln!
qtueoEn. o. g(prtl.

aineoIn, %. glpril.
Cine NIT ibren sinbern IN Gin.
rcIn ipobnenoe tsrau S. bic felt
Dem 1oOe i6res Nanaes, Der Dor
eirer 9leibe bon Sohren Dor ibren
aiigen ertraut, sur Shpernut nelg-
ip nno lid mieOerbolt in eiuem
3nItanoe geiitiger liutttadtung aus
ibrer @obnung cutiernt batte, muir.
Sc felt lettcn Montag Dermibt.
glae Mofforidningen bliebegt obne
grfol1, uit6 feiue Spur Der uils
gIiidlihen betlngensmerten 6rart
Wollte ii9 fiaOen laiien, bis iie BELL
tie trilb, olip rtad elmer ISOLDE,
IN gdt8lid biIfeloiem 8uitan0e IN
cinem @ilfel auf benz @a1booen
Tires &onies bon ibren Oard elm
@erduI1 aufmerfjam getporbeHea
@in6ern ent0edt fpuroe. Die bollig
cntfraftete orule 6rou, Die allge.
mein beoouert miro, beoarf Der
iorgiamiten 8flege, Inn ii6 Dieoer
5u erbolen.
Die leBtc @ofe mar bic ioge.
mantle engineers @ode an Der
Gtaats . 1%lnireriitGt. geion0ers IN,
tereTfattt mar Der geitriae g[beno,
an benz ole g8erfititdtteH in ibrem
Doaen getriebe benz 9ii6lifum ges
offnet tuorer. Sn groBen Shareit
naren Derin alth Die Sdauluitigen
nah 6en helIerleufteteu &dllen ge-
front, Inn bic groBen llnO fleiuen
Wlaidinelt, Die oilrd Camp, @aio-
I'M ooer gleftri8itdt getrie6en wllr-
cen III 8etpeoutlg 8l ieben, u1o
ben Stubenten bel ibrer 4rbeit al
ben 0re6bdnten, Dor ben Sohofen
un0 in Der Satlobahpng Der Mq.
idinen 8u5uie6eH.
Gin 3ugitiid eriten &anges bot
oag bbpIjfaIiihe Gabinett init ieinen
eleftriifen 3amonitrationen, in
bonn man nie bon louter 8unoern
mlgeben mar.
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Sgirtfdaftsfoufereua Der entente.

Parts, %. Mpril. - 9Lm Dprp
Herstag lpiro bic nSnternoiionole4
BirHhnftsfonierenB Der entente hi
paris eroIfnpt prroeu. Gs iolen
.bierbet WoBnabmen beipromen iuer.
ben, Die Die &ouOeIsbGie9uneel
5lpiiteu ben ariegiiibrenoen in ie,
esr Meiie regelu, Inter ben our
BeiAlubfoIiung borliegenoen 8rogeH
iin0: 8eraebuHg bon %SieferuHaen,
Solleltierung bon Gdulbep, Mab.
rabmen 5ur a%uSbeiieriiug bonariegs.
idd0erb @erbiaiguna Der 4oit, 3e,
Iepbor. unb IeIegrapb Staten 9lab.
uablnen sum Saus gegen onS Gin.
6ringen beutiher Brcoufte in bic
9ldrtte Der Aaiierten mad Grie
oeusidluB. Die Gauer Der aon.
iercno Iii auf oret Gage feitgeiebt,.
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9ebotte ilber Sic 8rage: 8eihIpi
len, Oab aniere @lemeatariflaeH
beIol0ers fir Die MoraI Der fom.
menoen Generation beranttnprtltdl
lit, miro iider 3ltr 8elebllng Der
8pr1dn0luugen beitragen.
Die griia6Iihe Meintgung, bic
BLOOMFIELD on ben feItgeiebten Sa-
gen erfahren Bat, gibt Der Staot
Elm b~eiieres ausiebeu.
superintendent Buniper uno
Nrof. Gtober beludten an 10,
April Die iegenqnnte a51poImam's
apnu0 Gable" 1T @aDlle.
ltniere Sdule miro auh oieies
s5abr lpie0er einen g8orten.a pn.
teIt" babet. Gina 90 Sbiiler lper.
ben iif an oemiel6en beteiligen.
am 28. g[priL fpir0 Die Bloom.
fiIe6 ! 0nt(nn0 Debate In 8loont.
fielo Itottfinoen.
Sic bieifsen Detttideu freilen iid,
bnB 5enntor Sitdcod in Der 8ri-
mariuobl 70 gut abgeidnitten bat
gr bat ben Sieg audi olirdl ieine
lpobre 0entralitdt per0ient.
Mb0nniert nif 0ie TGdIide Sribiine
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StaIieu aeht Tduorren.

Bern rs. april. Ger routi'
ide Gorreiponoent oes ygnno@ be-
ridtet, oaB bic itafieniife Regie-
rltng III england ntb gronfreid
cine rleue anIeibe bon $500, 900 900
~aafneDnten min. gremicrminilter
Galnnora ion bic aeqierungen III
Earis uuo 2onbon IN &enntiis &C.
iett baben, Dab es uumoglid TT. in
5taEien ielbit cine nelte anlei9e fliii
fla gu MAIDEN, un6 oaB bic QlIliier.
fen nit groBen 6umnlen berous.
ridden miiBteiI. tpern StaIien ben
arieg peiter fiibren ioEle.
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n6 @enrn 9oQ ami 9onnergfoa.

un0 @eprg son an 8onuerstog.
@inoenblrg freut li6, 0aB Sobn
Rroid off einen bon Gbris. 9fa-
pennirg gefauften @runoitiif ein
Id6nes Sals erridten miro. guoe-
lie perben 6aIo folgen. Sinoenburg
tpddit.
2eBten Mittpo9 gteI[ten iid cine
4n5abl BON 6rennoen BET 5ralt
gbler Soppe Elm, Inn nit i6r ibren
Geburtsgtag III feiern.
Mebrere 5artuer gebenfen in
n1dIter 8ett 8rottoirs aus cement
%arl8ulegeu.
5ran 8rult @ortuer, sr., mo
Sobn artbur fome11 bon 9latte.
81. s., nm 6ralt Sobn 9eder, Die
franf oarnieber ltegt, au beiuden.
2ebten 6amstog ifparmte bic
GtQot bon poIitiiden aan0ibaten.
Seinrih 9tnber, Elm grlt0er bon
@erbaro RQber in Bloomfield, nllrs
De fiir5fid IN Der geibe bon 8eit
8oint begrabeu, Nerr Rnitor @e'
~ratbepobl Iettete Die 2etAenfeier.
ltdfeiten.
Die politiiden @ortpablen nerlie.
fen bier 8iemIih rubig, auf Sci
ten Der 0empfraten nrr0en Die
teioen grDalls beftig befdmpft.
5rau Sobn Defer ulterSog iidI
elmer Operation fir 8linobarment-
5iinouRg. Gr, Sir Don Omaha
pcQ3og Die Operation, Sopeit tDie
teridytet miro beiinoet itb Die
9atientin atf Dem @ege Der Bel
ieratng.
Srau 8. grlleB, bic TIRE glalt.
ter tn 9snono beiuhte, lit mieoer
nod BLOOMFIELD 8uriidaefeGrt.
Sic oItIidc atior Gountp Gehrer.
@eriamnillug miro fid am 2. Mni
in BLOOMFIELD p~eriannielr. Cine
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MnRiider @e6eimaaent aefannen.

Berlin, %. April. Die 08oi'
IiHhe 8eituHg" bat beridtet, bob e8
ben 9eb0roen geluneen lit, in SO.
~niesberg etnes ruIIiihen @ebeim.
agenten 4obbaft su meroen, nelder
elm bober Aegiarungsbeamter iein
ioa, uuo uoaJ Qeitidlon6 entien0et
moroen lit. INN NIT gelpiIien reggie.
rnnasfein6li6en 6ilbrern in 3euti4
Lamb 81 fonferieren. Sn ieiuem 8e.
iiB fanocn iid anpeiiungeu in S6be
bon 100000 allf ganten tn Gtof-
bolm ulo aopeubneer, uno man
gloubt, boB oas @elo benliBt iper.
ben ioGtp, I'M inter ben oeutiden
5o8ialilten cine rebolutiondre Apti.
@rieg+ 8epegtng ms Seben al ras
fen.
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ReaiSteitea aus Soma!
aas 8aOue ia.

"a. ApriI 1916.
am Iebten Sonntns DurOen IN
1ieEoer I'd. lltb. airde 80 0in0er
ua0 Griuadiene f~onfirmiert. 9ie8
lit Die gr6bte 8abL Die felt Dem ge.
lteAen Der @emeiu0e it einem Sabre
fonftrmiert lp4roe.
Glenn StoIte m10 Sobn 5arleD
murom in 9att genolumen fpegea
Mor6berlitdlB. Grlterer puroe utls
ter $1,000 8iirgihaft nlif freien Sub
geiebt, ipdbrenb Der 2ebtere iiA ldnL.
big betaHnte utl0 at 5 &agen @es
fGngnis perurteilt ipnr0e.
CLAUDE Wtiaer pur0e megen 0ieb.
ltabts an 80 Gagen @efongnis Der.
urteilt. or tpnr0e babel abeefabt,
pie er I'M 8egrtff NOR, IT'S 9fO.
qnpfer0rabt int 8erte bon $18,
melden er bon Der st. 8. & 9.
geItobIeu bate, 81 berfanfen.
g. 8. 0tarib, Elm prominenter SSlt.
meIier Bteitger Staot itarb an Dion.
tag morgen an 2ungenent5iinonng
i'm beiten M~anaesalter nod elmer
aur filnftagigen aranf9eit.
4lois 8einld, Elm 5arrner bieii.
gen gountp's, meIder er1t fitr8li6
iid In bieiiger Sta0t 8lir Rube ge.
ieet Aotte, ipuroe pGobIid ans oieler
Bet In Die gpigfeit ~dbberufen. Gel.
ne JomtIie mar snr Griibmeiie &c.
gangen uno ais fie nod Sniife fant,
fon0en lie einm entieelten aOrper
fnieeno Dor ieinem 8ett nit eiilelt
@ebetbud in ben eritarrtcn Sdnocn.
Serr 9ernharb q. 9oiit bielt iid)
Samstag eeiAaft8balber IN 0uaba
1uf. q. % itttg.
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8ie mans nimntt.

meBerfelo min feline ein3iss Sod
ter benz Snferuteun9enteu 9Roienftetn
9sbsn; bieier, ols flsiBiger Menfd be-
lannt, berbtrgt aber fsine traurtgen
5amtIienber9altniFs. auf MeDerteIos
Jrage nab ben glteru ertldrt Roe
isn|iein: Die leben nidt mebrl" Qa4
tur3er 3eit srfd9rt MepetfelO aber,
bdB RplenIteins @Itsrn sa elmer Ians
sen gefdngnt8trafs psrurteilt fino
uno NOD i'm @efdngnis iiben, Gmp0rt
tuft Meperfelo dls: ~Se fdgteH
bod, baB Sbre GItsru Htdt mebr lss
ben!2@ Rubig IdaeInO erptosrt Ros
(snHsin: .gaun. ner1en Gle bos aud
lin aeben2"
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frana6Eide aiite heimaelndt.

Naris, 25. QpriI. Jiint bent.
ide 5Iue5erige unternabmen beite
az frlber Dloreenitunoe eiiiell
2 treif8ug geseu Die fran8oiiihe aii-
ite In Der 9tabe bon 8iinfirdeR.
Se6s gouben puroen berabgeldEen.
bert. Cine 5rall tpuroe getotet ulb
nrei 8i0iiiiten trugett 8erleeiingell
baooll Der angeridtete SoGidaOen
1T u~nbeoeuteno. (Wlan 4peiB ia sur
@enlge, mas man ullter 6ieienn
qunbeOeutetto" 81 ueriteben bat.)
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aaiier drana aaiep1 mOdLanf.

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GroB Soiepb erireut Ii6 beItal
@oblieins nno Bebt frditiger aus
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dn3elllen 9iitgIie0ern Der 0elega'
lion auf oas. angeleaeutltdite ur'
.terbielt, obne lreeitb pelde Spureu
bon @rmiioung. 8t seigeu.
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SOb[idler Mnto.ltnFoa.

albtotL gleb., %. april. = Der
AUDI til Omaha befauute u, 6.
2ongnefer, 8eilenber Der Saterna.
tionaI 9ar6eiter 60, pel9er iebi
in ct. 9ouI, Minn.. pobiit, fam
geitarn angenblidIiA Bu ieinem
&oD, als iid 0ns BON ibm g~elerfte
atttonlabjI iberlhIug uno ibn inter
fih begrl@. Der llnfaa ereignete
Tid atpet MeiIen iueItltd bon bier.
Der 9erungIitfte biuterIdBt feline
Dittpe ln0 Elm ain0.
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Der aufIe MenIditotp
Heute IN einem Qrtitsl Der .Qopois
8rtmia9 felt, boB felt DECEMBER
1913 bic prstle fir Deisen I'm 60
pro3ent, fir apggenmsbI UNI 81
pro8ent, fir 8u9peigeu. Der ore
6auptuabrung RuBtonbs biIbe. nm
123, fir Gleifa UNI 81, fir 8uta
ter unb G1Ls nm lab unO flr GUT
tsr i'm So pru8ent geitieeeu ieieH.
meni9ttotp fragt, tpie berartige
preis(ieigerungen m0glid isier. -Gr
nibt bic @6uIb bafiir benz MlongeE
m arbeitsfrdften unb transports
nittefn bel unb pdrnt Dor Der Slas
ion, bob man iebt Ddbren0 Des
Rrieges nsue giitnbahnen fdaffen
!Dnne, ba ba8u rpebsr bic a5ttgen
Miaiarben nod bic Qfrbeiter pors
banbsn ftien. 9erartige gautsn
eduerten Sabre. pd1rsnb ber Rrieg
rugenI heiniid 8u gnbe se4e.
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streifrrslInrnhen IN gllasfa.

Suueau, 4Lasta, %. April. =
Sier nuroe 9eitern befaunt ge9e-
Zen, bdb bic in benz maize Babies
9elegeuen Sort Qiseumb Itotipnier.
len Gruppen nod andorase beor-
bert iinb, neil In Iebterer 0rt.
Idoft ieitens ftreitenoer arbeiter,
lpelde bein giienbabRbdlt belb1f,
tigt iparen, lturuben beroorgeruien
tporoeu itno.
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gOnn ssreuube uerfebt.

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8erlauie eilles @ortmediels, Der
idIteBftd in 9trettigfeiten olisarte-
te, CAB 1T benz nabe gelegenen 8oa
Ger 9eutidruife aEer S1bns auf
ieineu greiien 2anb8monn @idtap
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poluer mebrere SAiiiie ab. Cine
ange[ orong in ben Gopf uno Der.
urin1te cine IebensgefdbrIid]e @un.
be. Ger SdieBbolo tuuroe berbaF.
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Muiterbnd fir ane arten pun SateI
arbeiten.

Bud SIR. 2. ,pie uuten gl8eiot emf.
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ben. 4bbiIounaeu fIar tln6 oeutIih,
uuo ieoer 6aben lit BIT ieben. Sic
fonnen nidt feblgeben III auferti.
gung bieier geidmatboaea Gpibeu
uno @iui1se, ME man fte gebroiht
fir 9oI6eutiider, 9orbdnpe, Ded.
den unb Sohs. Sebes Bud lit fir
Itf elm @olt5es, uuo fem muIter
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nurd Omaha Gribiiue, 1911 SotpQr0
Etru Gmadd.
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Nidarb stranf fdtuer erfranft

WHIteg0an, Nber N0nDon, 2.
eIpril. Der beril1mte aonlponilt,
Or. RidnrO StrauB, lit. pie eiile
Tier ein9etraffene Gepefbe NEGLECT,
in @drid)nu IdJper erfrautt. ueber
bic 9tntllr feincr arantbeit lit
nod nidts Mdbereg befannt.
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6pdl6etaat aeltOr6en.

Mere6itb, q. s., Is, ApriL.
elizabeth aitoiuLes bon Qintofn,
Neb., lit bier i'm ater bon so
sSabren eeitorben. Der I'M 100.
2~pbengiabr ftebe1be 9oter Der Ser.
~Itorbeneu erfreut iid INNER nod
gutter Gefun06eit.
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graIilien padtet 3 Ssntde 9ampfer

NiiIabon, uber 2on0on Is. Mpril.
- Ser gGonuaerieio De 4orto"
meIoet, 6aB Die in gariilien inter
niertcn beutid)en Compiler .Raiiett.
fels@, r5teiermarf" url6 Santa
2ueia4 BON Der 8egieruug gepaG-
tet puroeu.
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fort poroen. Mebrere 4erIonen,
rorunter Der gnfeI oes Bremier-
miniiters &aboslatpoft fanen BEL
Der grpIoiiou unts 2ebeH. /,
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Mnd, nnellr Rirntentnrn.

; Gom. %. glpriI. Sic 8riien-
frmmiiidre baden 30 oiterreidsil.
lartihe Sdiffe, bnrunter bier @ios
torboote, beltte nit 8eidIag be-
legt.
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