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Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
Movements of Steamships.

Bergen, Nov. 3o.-Arrived, steamer Kristianiafjo-d, New York.
 New York, Dec. 1.-Signalled, steam CT St. Louis, Liverpool for New York, 1,312 miles east of Sandy Hook at 63G p. m., Nov. 2Hth; dock S3O a. m. Sun day. Steamer Ryndam, Rotterdam for New York, 1,160 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon sNov. 60; dock S.3o a m. Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
That Any Other Paper Circulation Largest
The Bulletins Circulation in NorWic s
Cabled Paragraphs
se Persons Killed in Train Wreck

DO Fersohs NIIIed m Tram Wreck.
 London, Dec. l, 9.21 D. m.-Sixty- six persons. majority of them sol diers, have been killed. in railway accident at Herczechalen. The in- jured aggregated 150, sixty of them Thalloczy, a well known member of the Austrian diplomatic corps, and the governor of Serbia. were among those killed
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
ENTENTE WITHDRAW TREE SURY BILLS
]. P Morgan & Co. Announce Withdrawal at Request
 of British and French Governments
RESULT OF FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD ATTITUDE

Recall Came Surprise, All Arrangements for Offering Them Had Been Perfected-New Plans Under Con temptation Involve Large Amount of Dollar Credts' Available to Great Britain if Not to France-Announce
 ment Made by the Morgan Company States That the Treasury Bills Were Intended Credit Medium That Would Accommodate the American Banking Demands.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

of patients of the Connecticut hospital for the insane have been invited to nf- tend an exhibit and sale Of the work of the occupation department to be held in the hospital amusement hall afternoons ard evenings. Wednesday and Thursday. Dee. 6 and [.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
Earthshocks in santo Domingo.

Santo Domingo. Dominican Republic, Thursday, Nov. 30.- Two severe earth quake shocks were felt here last night. Thcre was no damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

The Grarton & Knight Manufac.ur- Ing Co, of Worcester, Mass, announc- ed an increase of 10 per cent. in pay for it's 1,S00 employees.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Mary Jennings, convicted of second degree murder in New York in October in 1901. was pardoned by Governor Whitman.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

The coal strike which has been in progress at Melbourne, has been set tied.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

pr. Aldunate Basecunan, ChiIian minister to Italy was appointed am- basador to the United States to suc- ceed Eduardo SuareZ Mujica
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

William HalIam, 30. and John Shaf- fer 29, were killed when the boiler of saw mill exploited near Councils vile, Pa.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

The American Window Glass Go. of Pittsburgh, announced an advance in wages of 10 per cent. to all the em- ployes.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

The capital stock of the Foreman Brothers Banking Co.,, of Chicago. was increased from $1,O0O,0GO to $1,5Oo,oO
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
coIonel e. D. Lanahorne of Alber-

Colonel C. D. Langhorne of Alber- marie, Va, father of the famous Lang horne sisters, has created trust fund of his immensesestate for the benet of his children, each to share alike. Among the children are Mrs. William Waldorf Astor, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. Harry Phipps of Boston, and Mrs. Phyllis Brooks.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Miss Clara Ruth Mozzor, the young est woman ever admitted to practice in Colorado courts, was appointed Ju- nior Assistant Attorney General of the state,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

The Mallory Line freight steamer Santiago is ashore near Rebecca Shoals, 60 miles west of Key West.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Harry George, of West Nutley. N. J., was killed when an elevator piung- CT exploded in a furnace in the plant of the Otis Elevator Co. of New .Ier-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Edward Berry, charged with the murder Of Mrs. Fannie Brookbank. at Jeffersonville, Ind, last Marcn, was found guilty and sentenced to impris- onment for life.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

William A. Jones, of Munhall, Pa, member of a football team represent ing the dental department of the Uni versity of Pittsburgh, died of injur- ies suffered in a game on Nov. 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Arrangements have been completed in Peekskill, N. Y., for opening a ve- hicular ferry line across the Hudson river between Verplanks Point. south of Peekskill, and Thompkins Cove.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

BasebaiIs will cost from ten to fifty per cent. more next season than last, depending upon the market price of the materials, so sporting goods deal CTS announce.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

The Interstate Commerce Cornmis- sion ordered a cent reduction in the freight rates on flour from Minnea-
 polls to New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Herbert s. Meet, of Rochester, wa. elected president of the New Yorl State Teachers association.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Albert Never, of the Bronx, was kill ed when the wagon in which he was riding was struck by a street car at Boston Road and Prospect Avenue, the Bronx.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

One nechanician was killed instant ly in an auto race at Phoenix, AriZ. when R. B. Armstrong's machine plunged into the fence while tryins to pass another car. Armstrong was hurt
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

State bank examiners have closed the Union Bank & Turst Co.,, Ltd, of Blueffe1d, West Virginia.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Heart disease caused the sudden death yesterday of Captain William E. Presgrave, at Salisbury, Md. He won the Brooklyn Derby in 1902 and a year later the Woodlawn Vase. He trained Dublin, Bryn Mawr. Preau, Moor and Short Hose.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

pr. F. B. Swanbeck, who believed himself to be the oldest Odd Fellow in the United States, both in years and membership in the order, died yes terday at the Odd Fellows home at York, Neb. He was 101 years old and was born in Germany in 1915. He was member of the order for seven- ty-tWO years.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
Panic Among Passengers,

When the trains met there was a panic among the passengers and rush for the doors. The Rev. Father Morrison of Naugatuck and County Commissioner James C:edes of Water bury were among those on the train who caln1ed frightened women and children
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Gold coin to the amount of $500, 900 was withdrawn from the sub treasury for shipment to Canada.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

The BiseIow Hartford Carpet Co.,, of Thompsonville, employing 2500 hands here tonight announced a wage increase of 10 per cent. It is under stood that the increase also agects the employees of the company's mills at Lowell and Clinton, Mass.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-01
81 elopofamtem

aber @aebdO bat cine 3utunft. Die
Gage mndt e. gum MittelpuHtt zines
lssboFlen 9erte6rs, bas san3e aanb NRes
Iopotdmien uno 8atEtonisn bebnrf aber
nur Der SerIieuung Der alien gsipdEes
runssanlagsn nnb nameHtlid elmer ti9s
tigen 3upeHbuns flsiBiger auIDRiiten, I'm
bic beifpieIloie 6rHhtbarteit fOteoer gu ers
pedeu, bic Dor 3eiten bier gebIiibt BAT.
Was fiibrts abr bic Gnglinosr I'm
@sltlrieg gerube esssn gdgbab9 alun, fe
batten CUTE Griinbe bafiir, bic lire Cans
bereter unO lire giferfudt IOdten. abs
geiehen ben Der moraliIden BeOeutung
8aqbobs ols RultusItdtte beas SsIams
fir has englii4e S~ntereFmgebiet4 in
perIen unb 4rabitn, lit e. bic poIitiihs
miIitdriIhe Geite, bic GngInnb bisrber
sisbt. Die 8~agbnbba6n nirb bsrstnit
bier enbsH, no Der 9ampfsrDsrtehr auf
benz 3igris mad benz qsrfiidsH @ulf be-
giHnt. DieitNg ahn 1T Biz 4ltppo fsrtig,
BON tlsinsn llnterbrtduugsa abgeitbeH, biz
nod ndbrenb bss Welttriegss aus briHs
gsnoen Itrategifhsn @riiHOen gei6IOfsn
nerben. Dieieg Nert lit osutlhs 4rbeit,
Bonn beutfhe aiintigisit upo araft babfu
bier ben 5ebel dugtIebt, i'm bic 9ebuag
Der 1lfotifden 1irtti burG5ufiihren uab
ben benfi1tn Bslttsbuustn Elm ipsiits
ansf9srst9ss Gtbiet Sn trfdlieBen. lnb
tpfHn e aud England nod ean5 tlr8
Dor Musbrun Des Meltfriegss gdungsn 1T,
f1 fir bic 8siterii1rung Der Balm iiber
8agDdb aa9 hem qerIiideR @pIf Bot
teile unb hermit tinen @tg mad Snbien
81 iihfru. 70 bat Der arit9 bod cine ueus
adae etlddffen. Gngtnnb betrahiete bic
psrhTden anb tirsiidsn 6dfen am petIis
ihsn @olf ais fem Hatiirli6es Gisertum
unb Fat gsbofft, it i'm arises 81 srObsrH.
I'm fi9 tur5srhanh in ben Bells oes Srais
Qrdbi, tDie bic Siirfen bieies 2nnb mems
nen, minbtiftns BIS gdgbab 3u Issen.
| 5ierburn iDdre BEN beutlhen Ginflub
in bieim 2SRbtrn Elm RisgsI porstIhOben
unb cine Ginfnlspforts nod Dsm tiirsis
Fhen @~orberdfien fit GngIanb gEdnffsR
porbea - Elm nsnes Glieb IN Der Rettt,
bic bic grbs i'm britiIhsn SntsreFe un1s
ipannen fOl.
I'm oisIsu 3utunfisiraum gu bsrtpirts
fiden, grtff England tntfhloFen 3u. gs
re6nsle bamit. Dab bic 9iirtei on ben
Darbanellsn, in 4rmsnitn, geger~ ben
S~us5tanal bin in anipru4 sfaommsn
fDar. GsshaIb elnnbts Is, bier b~IoHoers
borisiIbaTts angriffsm6elidtsiten gu Fins
ben.
aber bic 9iirEen babtn tinen aanS uis
beFrilteum Gig erTodttn, beHen Rubul
in gans 9sriisn arabish atspptsn Bis
! osrbaa fiHpen pirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-01

mitten In ben Sisgessue binein, ben
bic bsutIden = oIerrtidhd . unsarifden
Deere sur9 SerbieR Bis sur t0aftsu 8ols
lenbung fii9rtsu. fieI Dor tar8sm bic FrOhs
aunos, 6db uniere tirtiidea 8un6esses
molten i'm fernen Msfopoiami&H eiHeu gre.
zen Giea erfpften babtn. 0teie Bots
i9aTt mar in mandsr 6iniidt nit gang
belnnbsrer 6reubs 81 btgrlBeH. 3unddiE
bat oer hSeutenoe GrfoIg Der tiirtii9sn
Moffen bic 2rieggIage am Iigris p0uig
aear6ert, bic bielfa6 gsfirdtete @efuhr
fit gdgbab Isitsns bss britiIAsinOiiatn
5eeres grtiHbIin sleitigl HHb ben Siirtan
bic 0berbano auf bisIsm ariegsIaauplas
aesebeu. 3u bieiem porieilhaften mills
tdriIhen Grgs6Bis trrt feline moraIiihs
8epertung- Gtrabs um 9nebd6 ~bereinigt
ia BAG SattreFs aleE aiiatiI4ea Mohams
meSaner, bsnn bert liegt cine glautenss
Ftdtte bic ndhf glesta bic einfluBrei9Fe
aoLe fpislt. Gp bat bic fegrsiGe Mafs
.feRtat Der 5Hrfea bel Gasbab, oas bic
GneIdnbsr grokra DoIteH, ibren Gins
brud niGt berfehtt. Dir iapere engliide
4ieperIage qagelihts Der alien GaIifens
ltnbt piro in Perjitn uno arabiea ibre1
.giHfluB ousdben uno CUR man bari
.ts nit 8ertraugu Iageu ~ fiheren Aens
buug bes tiirtif9en GinfluBeg In bieiea
.GdnosrH eesen England in bobem Mdbs
hitrageu. 0ena mir eripGgsn, baB tIrs
tiIde 9rnpptn IN 4rmgHitn, an bsr taus
taffdsn @rsH8e pno In 9Orbpefpnlltn
gegM bic 4uIsn tdmpieH, baB tie in Glib
drnbiea gegeH 4aen, bic 6ritiide 3pings
hard am GiHgdug III BAG Sn6iIht Seer,
borgeben, haB Ie ban Snestdndl nebit
aeg1pteH frubsr obsr ipdter h6rohen
t1nnen, 70 nsrba mir 6 berfeben, 0dB
Sic ueberipinbHng ber gngIdnber In
offentt geIbinIadt boz 8agbao ppn
Mihtigteit Tsin muB. Wielpsit f4 be
RahnirEung beg 5iegss auf bic mohaEns
mebanif5e Gsp0lterirug in Snoiet uro
bgTen NtbenlGnberns ernreden pir0, muB
Bic 3ufunft lebrea. GefifehenO III o6tr
Iton ieBt bic gatIahe, baB Die GrrfslHg
iber bic uuglitli6eu GreigaiFe Dor Bags
bab In England fetbh am beEten benefit,
ME bitter uub pis Idmsrsiid nan ben
MiBtrfotg empIia0tt. aat geidoHisans
gen NIB Musreoen hslfen Hidta. Gin bris
tti6eg 6eer lit bpn ben 9iirtsn seIdlasen
norbeH. 3us lebt fef.
mir iagtsn aa GinearB u~nIerer Be
.tr16tuH9, aaB 9slopoiamisn elm sfsraes@
2anb III. 4dumIih eeHpmmen, rift biss
daerbings 81. 4asiu mas beIbt in oiss
fen @tltfrisg qferu"2 gr eggreift nue
nmipdnnt NIT Isiner Wirtung bf, game
.Grbe, anb besbdlb ne1mtH aud oi, @ors
gdnge h WieIopDtamitn infer beats Sns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-01
Don Obsrf = M m a

tsrFe in anipruh unb biIOen Gin gIist
in Der aettt Der gr0Bsn Sample.
MeIopptumien unb gdbptonitn fisher
uns aIs Der Gdaupldb Der dlteitn
MsnThbsitseeIdi9is Der benz : gtiitism
auge. 5ier. i'm 3fDsiItromlanb am uH'
ttreR gupbrat nnb 9isris, lag in Osr
~Rsbelgrautn goroeit bas pura6ies ber
MeRIhheit. Rod heute Itaunsn mir iber
bic getpdltisen 9riimmer ~5erfaaener auIs
tur, bic I'm S~nbrsaaItnbe bor benz Be-
IsiuR Der driitEihsn 3eitrsdnuug sarids
liegt. Die Muinsn non @dbDlen un6
RiniDe erreaen uHiere B~tmanberung.
Sabrtauienoeldng linb bitIs 2dHoer bic
aorntammsrn Der alien Meit a~eipelen,
Daren forgfdltig bslp1fsrt unb bon nil
lionen bernobnt. ROD I'M aufans bts
Miitel1Iters mar 8dgbab, bier Sagtss
reiien noIoli1 bon Babylon unb gdn5
nabs ben griehifhtn aoiouieH Seleucid
unb ateiipbon, cine Der groBten uno
reihitsn Gtdbte, bic es iemaIs CAB. Der
belle Wl1r4en5dubtr unb bic elii6enbs
5arbenpraht bes DrieHts nereinietsn ii4
bier, mo. bic 4aliFeR aug benz @d9ls4te
Der 4bbaiioen Munosr BON 8autEn uHc
Gulturirerten ihufen. 4Imdnfnr, 9arun
lt[ aofHib, al MloH6nisr F1o bic Suupts
bertrsttr Der grpBen 9erri4er, btrsa Reid
POM odtsn Bis ms aFie Sahrbunberi ges
blibt bat unb Ii9 nit btH Gosei uno
MiGr6eH aus ,8ouitaOuHbeiner Ra6t'
nmtpob. 9aobno sahlte UNI pas Sdbr
1850 Suei mitioHsn 8stppbnsr nnb fol-
100000 Moi6ttn gsbaht baben. Gam
aher fam Der 3erFan. MonsoItn. qerfer,
9iirten babeu matchmaker bic Stabt srs
fort uu6 bic lebteB ReHe ber Gultar Dsrs
nintei. 6uResrsnpt Hno 9eit taisn Oas
i6rige, unb UNI 1850 mar bic sinit 10
pruuIenos aalifeuhaDt Elm arnsr 5Isdsn
Bon 1900 Gerabnsrn. Die gdrten uno
Tru6tfeIber tyarsE 5ertretsn, uns bic
WaTer, an bensn bie alter 5srneliten &C.
veint 6aben, ausgetrodnst. Die SdHbs
niife bsbnte fia riHgsum, turbifte uub
drabiide 5ebutHen burffrsifttn oas
Qdnb.
Inter Der SartenberrIG0ft. bic inter
Murab ~. i'm feb5ebnten S~ahrbnnOsrs
bssarn, mar gaghab cine ssrfulens
Gtabt. GrIt IN ben lebten Sabrbunbsrs
len Bat fia Der 0rt fpieber eehobsa. gr
sdAEt isbt etpa 10000 Ginipo9ner. Gsine
8sbsntung Iieat i'm aarapaHenhdnbei NIT
ardbien uno perIisn; aud lit bic Gdiffs
Fabrt nnf bsm Tisris getpa6fen. sifr3u
trit Der umlfanb, onb 9aababs Moi6en
uub 5silisensrGbsr nod INNER bas 3iel
Ron 6uHbsrttauleabsn mohammfOaniI4er
@Idubigen aug gang 8Orbsraien Iinb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-01
Die Sage III 81. 2Peters6nrs.

Fre1 eefphlen Diirnel absr man lit ben
6dnstAtdten geeeHiiber madtlos, un6 10
Tir9ien mir auh bies Jabr nie bas
oorigs su tnr5 an fommsnl SnfOlgtosfsn
frisrta mir obIHsuiih. Bet ~ @rab Gels
Iius Iinb mir idoH frob, meiit iiHb e nur
IL. llnfsre MnbHung lit befonbers i1lt,
tptil be Mieter iiber uHD untsr uHs lpes
gen Der 5euerung gar niht bei5a.
1rpbbsm bHrfeH mir niht Hagen. aber
geuie. Bic Bon gebdltsrn unb gtnfioneH
Isbtn miifsn. babeH es Fdtptr. arns Bee
b1nsruRg caeeaeR att g nibt fatbr. Be
Ssihntn6 oafiir III. bab man i'm 9ergIeia
5u frabtr fat gar feiRs 8sttler Itehl. Die
nisSsrt gtBollsruna, bsIpRbsrs bic arbeis
Ter, ibDimmen i'm @sID, ieosr uH0 leot,
aud bic llnnifmbfen unb uHtdugliniten
befonmeH ql1ngsnb R5nbIte antenunsen
in BIN Habriten, bic fir Wilitdr5tDede
orbsiien. Gs feblt ia an arbeitsbdHbsn.
bdrum Hsigen bic 2ObHs ms Gubslhafts.
@en 3eiE gu 3tit mirb uHs gebrpbt, bsr
9ramDgrtehr, Bic GIsitriSitdt, bds Gas
miibieH pegen WdHgsls on ROhgen dRges
ifeut nerhen. Damn psrogH i'm Isbtsn
auasnbIid nieber apbleH obsr Petroleum
fir lur5s GET bsfHdTFt, b. 5. einfd4 ons
bsrsno rrequiritrt@, oft bsi pripatfdbris
len. 60 purItdn mir INNER METER.
Qsute, Bic GtnbIia In artife bnbsn. bic
Der aanoesSuisiblguns anb BEN wliIitdr
nabe fehtn, sagen, es fpsrbe tnler otuH
it sefioblsn, Rom 6ohFtn bis sum Nis.
brighten. atinen gebe a. hu, bu nidt
irob ieines qdirioiismns feins SalnsH
file. Die MiiEars IaseH guE5 often:
! Sir fuiinldsn itiHA 5FitpeH, mir DsE'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-01

ben, Iopeit bas alf GrbtR m6sIia lift.
mir ipiHtr, mas biefer Weltfrisg beoeutet,
piHen IS ilarsr urb innigsr al ireenb
eine anberf RaiioH: DeutIhfan6 sibt Der
ggsIt isbt Elm bleibenbes 8er5ilb ungebens
rer WIlensfraFt. Das lit e, tpdrum mir
.bar6baIteH" miHen; niht UNI % uno .
bel 9liaiorbta Marf nab 10 uuo 10 btel
24abrattilometer 2uHb unb 70 uno 70
piel WtilioRen g~innohHsr. wl5gsn mir
pirtli6 eia BOAR Snhrsebnts IAN an ans
lerem Eieee 1T leiben haben: uds tut bas,
r-Ter @arbiIo mir Fortpirfen bis ant Bite
IpGtegfm Btf4lehter. pirb INNER Heas
Miaenstraft pedef, tpirb iebe Ghaffsnss
fraft ltiBsn uab iieigsrn, iebe hoA1frllise
5utlraft ~bsltarisn, Hiat Bios in uuf'rm
eignM Doll, Ion6an in eaa5er
Meulhheit - Bis fe pieaeiht bod enblif
reif lpirb f4r itnes brittle Reid oss 9eils,
bon BEN Sic 5risoensapoiiel trdnmea urn
sas in Mirtli hfsit heiBen pirb: osr
earopGifhe GtoaEHhuno uHter b.. Sbbai
oss osutf6en @siIiss,
infreilen abr tit nod ariee' llnt
mir leben ouf einem WsIttorpers bsr =
psnn fA uHfrs qb9ifst uuo gbtmiler
nifE Derrennst ba6sR - qua eErd s.
h6ff siaenTnaieeg. bShf pibtrFprndsa
beatn unb n~nrubeboleH gEemenieH 3uidm.
msngeinnbelE n. sd piinfdt eu4 aIer
osn eiasigsr. Griebsn, Der auf eiRem fel'
den @sItt5Epsr m0eIi6 ff, feIbft i'm nil
bsIteH aampf nod mDglih, neil e. b0hel
1T aIs ale gbpft: bsn 8ritbm ber Seek
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-01

Die nadHebenbe GHilberung Der 3us
fdnbe in ct. qstersbnrg riibrt bon siuem
bort anfdiTaeu DsutfdtH fer, ber ben
p~eblhdbnoen Sreifen angehort.
Dns aeben rirb hier fait uHerfdptHgs
lid tsltr. sass uab isbts Il nm so bis
15O gro5tat i'm greiie e~sftiesen, gier,
9uttsr. grot ums Goppelte, GTiss inns
Drfis unD 8ierfahe, Gnble unb adrtofs
.fsin INNS 6oppsIie. 4nbsre 8emiIs gibt
IS mtpeoer gar nift ossr 81 nnmogii9en
qreiIeB. 3Hdsr lit fsbr faiDsr 81 betOms
meni man ftebt ftuHDenlang Ansue auf
bsr Gtrabs, I'm 3--2 9funo 81 erbdltsn,
IUlsbt gibt ss fdOn isit BEN CONNER fiir
pripatleuts gar nidt. Wenn Is bier niht
|ibsruu 5intsrtiiEsn gdbe, tonnts man rein
b~erhungern. 60 bdben mir fnoH I'M
SepRmber buE9 Nsrmitflung 5 pub
WlsbI trbolten Il pub = 10 ailp) bds
lsioer, e1 mir Wielen ~ansb1Ifer, aud 81
enbs gsbt. aartpfEsEmsbI tOiteis Dor
einem Mpnat 1dpn 35 aDPetsn bas
pfunb, isst rirb Is fbObi nod sstisgsn
Iein, aus paar zags gibt es iresnD etDas
Qotnenoiqss nidt, hlb III 8uittrlrlfs.
buIb 2ylsiins ober GertriIis. Das
G6limmite in Der WiIAmuHssL. MiE
0ablsn iebs fir q @lus 15 ROpstsn (bas
frdrsn 90 pfsnnig fir siHsH 2itsr) uni
fnb frob, tpenn mir MIR stDas bfommtn.
Gs6r bEiden0 lit bic 6ul5aOt. girtsn'
bOl5 1T gar aihi mebr 81 boben, IMP ons
miHneriDeriigs Grlenhols icfist 20 Anhl
BIN Gaben "a aubilmetsr1, allo TINA eas
@ifrfaae bes Gbli6tn Yrsiits. SIN SiIni
aIs mir ing btrFeretsn. 5ablitn mir fIi
'SirlsHbOIs Z 8gbd. @sHa nur HIai 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-01

gti hem hrihmisu Grbbsbsn bon
Bort No9af purbs qonis @eIoab BON
't61ffenbtn 8obsn DerfhIuugtH. OanH abeI
bird tinm HnttrirhH6en Maherirabl
tpitosr ms Deer gtFdlsubsrt. Ct 1at nod
40 So5rs AInierIsE gsIsbt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-01

lss 3isl Bin, nm fdesn gu fOnRsn: mir
mHFm Grisosu fdliebmls % bits bic
ainls I,hr gut tpsiB. III bic paroIs ansas
ssben porbsn: .abipartsH, itkt nod feline
RsbpluiioH, iOnosra crit ptnn Il uns
Pubil"
The sun., 1916-11-28
MRS. HENRY P. PERRY
SUES FOR DIVORCE
Daughter of Richard p. LOuns-
berry Asks Custody Of
Her Two Sons.

Mr.. Edith LouDsbery Perry. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Purdy Louns-
berry. began suit yesterday for divorce
from Henry Pierrepont Perry, a Wall
Street broker. Mrs. Perry demanded
the custody Of the two children, Richard
Pierrepont Perry. . ear old. and Will
lam Haggin Perry. 8. who was named
for his sreat-grandfather. h late James
b. HagEin.
Mr.. Perry. who is a member OF the
Arm Of Moore & Perry. III Broadway.
and a brother OF Mrs. Pierre Lorillard
Reynolds. was served with the summons
and complaint ut tho StocA Exchange.
Through his attorney. Joseph Rowan OF
SO Wall street, he Immediately filed a
general denial to the complaint which
Mrs. Perry had filed in the County
Clerks once through her counsel. PhG-
nix InGraham Of 100 Broadway.
Mrs. Perry alleges that her husbands
presence on October FL last in the Hotel
Wellington with q certain unknown
woman gave her sufhclent basis for a
suit.
The Perry wedding was one OF the
first that took place in st. Thomas's
Church On February 1, 1906. with the
Rev. Ernest NJ. Stires o%f,ciating. The
marriage o~ccAsioned much interest in
society. IND was followed by a brilliant
reception at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lounsbery. IL East Fifty-second street.
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upon the cover holds q cartouche con-
tanning the arms Of the Medici family.
Miss Paul gave 32,100 for No. 914. a
fourteenth century italian fire guard
Il. T. williams paid $1,000 for No. s36,
a Murano blown glass Of rose color.
dating from the sixteenth century. and
$3.50 for No. 30. q fourteenth century
iron candle stand Duveen brothers
bought No. s09. a candle stand Of
wrought iron. fourteenth century. for
S1.270. and Mrs. Keller paid $1,000 for
No. 93S. a fifteenth century open air
brazier Of wrought iron.
The sale OF the Davanzati collection
concludes this afternoon at the American
Art Association.
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specimens of the American Hotel, the
Park Hotel, a. the Astor House was first
known. and the Atheneum Hotel. The
Battery n Castle Garden are shown
In the fne Autograph by Imbert after
Davis, a very scarce view printed at the
American Institute fair Of 1876, and the
curious and unique caricaturc Of Bar
mum and Jenny Lind. entitled The Sec
ond Deluge." with the populace appear
Ing Wit asses heads crowding to the
entertainment, Inc another print of
Jenny Lind's first appearance.
Scarce View From battery.
The scarce arched view Of the bay, by
Bornet, 1851, Is taken from the Battery
and shows the promenade with the fash
lon Of the period. Two important views
represent the burning OF the Bowery
Theatre In 1893 and Of tho later struc-
ture in 1916; the first mentioned Is
unique.
broadway has adequate portrayal in
the beautiful Bennett-Megarey %auuatint
(the companion prints Of Fulton Market
and South street also being in the collec-
tion). by no fewer than four different
examples Of the Stephenson series. the
Albany street, the Fogerty view from
Cortlandt street, the celebrated 81.
Fauls and the Broadway stages. the
Clay funeral car passing the Astor
House In 1852. with a similar obsequies
Of Lincoln in 1865. and tho 'Hornor
Broadway and Canal Street"
Several Brooklyn Views.
or Brooklyn there Is the WHITEHEAD.
1s46. and several later ones. the beauti-
fully colored Kings County Court House,
Milbert's Autograph of ~Pierrepont's dis
tillery. md others. Central Park in
cludes among others a scarce skating
scene published In Boston. Among the
churches the old John Street Methodist
appears In tho aquatint by Meyers &
Smith. the ~l!thosraph by Endicott and
Others.
There Is q FIRST state Of Bufford's
scarce view Of st. Marks. showing the
then unobstructed view TO the East
| River. and A. j. Davis's original drawing
of 81. Thomas. Trinity Is shown by tho
only known copy OF the Evers-Childs
Ruins of 1915 and the later view Of Up
john-Forsyth. An interesting water color
by J.. w. Hill. 1888. shows the circular
dill that stood at the foot Of King street.
The old Federal Hall appears in the
Tiebout engraving. and the new City Hall
In the Wall-Hnl colored aquatint. the
most beautiful representation Of any pub
lie building. In addition there are origi-
nal drawings by A. J. Davis and the
Park North End. 1926. There Is an in.
teresting oil painting Of the Claremont,
near Grants Tomb. before II became the
present fashionable restaurant Cort.
landt street is depicted In the only known
impression OF the Stephenson view.
Several Fire scenes.
There are many important prints OF
the Crystal Palace. including one of the
burning. October 8. 1858. and a fine copy
Of Bunord's view OF the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. TIL FIRE of 1895 is shown in the
II. II. Robinson lithoeraph. the Calyo-
Bennett pair OF aqustintr. tho scene
from Coenties Slip. the Great Confagra-
lion" as we'll as the Ruins Of the Mer-