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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
Mrs. Com. Estill's
Lecture
BROKEN
WOMANHOOD"
Bismarck Male
Quartette
Mr.. Eastwood
F r E e..

that part of New York represented by
the audience liked the lesson.
1t gives Beban fine opportunity to
demonstrate his excellence as char
acter actor, presenting the picture of
an Italian laborer, whose child, Rosa,
is killed by an automobile of a veal
thy banker whose own daughter has
been kidnapped. The Italian1goes to
flower shop to buy aldr0senolor his
daughters bier, and is accused Of the
kidnapping. .,,;f,, y,o,
At Bismarck and orpheuttn1 t tn
tonight. '' -'''"" 80" .NS''s'H
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New York, Feb. 22.-Lucy Locket
could never have lost her pocket had
she worn one Of the new styles which
swings from a chain and is also at
tached by the girdle.
Those who prefer plain materials
have discovered the pocket as a prop
er means of prnamentaing an other.
wise simple skirt. And no pocket Is
considered extreme 80 long as It hlls
|th68 ilhH6ttatt hood.
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"Come Out of the
Kitchen" into the

Kitchen" into the
world of brightness and
beauty. No need of spend
ing all your time in the
kitchen, however attrac-
tive it may be, when you
know Shredded Wheat. 1t
IS made of the whole wheat
and is ready-cooked and
lready-to-eat. With Shred
ded Wheat you can prepare
q delicious, nourshing meal
in a few moments for hus-
band who must hurry off to
business, for children who
must hustle off to school-a
meal that supplies all the
nuhiment for work or play
at q cost of a few cents.
For breakfast with milk or
cream, or for any meal with
fruits. Made at Niagara
Falls. N. Y.
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STATE AND COUNTY .. r.
,AppORTlONMENT RECEIVED

County Superintendent w. E. Par
sons has received the quarterly ap-
portionment from the state and coun'
ty, making a total of $12,4"O23, or
1919 per capita. The state appor-
tionment was s9,a60.96, or 1886 per
capita, and the county. $2,469.27. or
63 cents per capita. This is one OF
the largest appointments received
for some time. .s..In 5r294 :.
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III UclOW, Is vi
its way and will
reach Bismarck
tonight. S Il b.
erO tempera-
lures were re-
port ed from
points in the
northwest this
afternoon.
Edmonton re.
Orte ed "a;
Prince A | b 9 r t
-26; Williston
10; Swift Cur
rent IA: Cal
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gary ~, and Havre -16. The official
reading here at o'clock was 2 be-
low and at noon had dropped another
degree.
Light snow and much colder is the
forecast for tonight and tomorrow, to
be followed with clearing skies but
continued cold.
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SOCIETY
Cdsselt0n Visitors to Be
Honor Guests at Reception

Cards have been issued by Mrs.
Frank G. Grambs for a reception for
Saturday afternoon at her home in
Fourth street, the guests asked to
meet Mrs. w. T. Sprake, Mrs. Grambs
house guest, and Mrs. Rowe, wife Of
Senator HI. Rowe of Casselton. The
hours wifi be from g O'Clock to 3, and
it will be one Of the large society
events of the weekend.
Camp Fire Meeting.
The Sakakawea Camp Fire group,
which was recently organized by girls
OF the First Baptist church, will meet
tomorrow evening with Miss Ruth
Staley at her home in Sixth street.
Mrs. W. J. Freed is the director
r.r #*
Dancing Parties.
Among the events OF the week is
the dancing party arranged for this
evening in Patterson hall by the en-,
house" Another dancing party of in
terest scheduled for the week is the
Masonic dance, Friday evening in
Masonic temple.
Miss Hanna Here.
Miss Dorothy Hanna Of Fargo
daughter of Ex-Governor L.. B. Hanna
has arrived in the city and will spend
several days visiting old friends. She
is being entertained by Mrs. c. c.
Wattam Of Fifth street. Miss Hanna
expects to leave the first part OF
March for an extended visit with
friends in New York City.
For HoopIe Guest.
Mrs. j. A. Vale will be hostess this
evening at her home in Sixth street
at a prettily appointed bridge party
to be given in honor Of her sisterin'
law, Mrs. w. C. Olson of Hoople. Four
tables will be in play for the game
and the appointments will be carried
out in the national colOrs in keeping
with Washington's birthday anniver'
sary.
To Wed in Washington.
A large photograph of Miss Grace
Gronna OF Lakota, N. D., featured the
society section of the Minneapolis
Journal. The picture was published
in connection with the news Of the
approaching marriage of Miss Gron
ma to Carl w. Lewis of iHettinger, N
D., but formerly of Minneapolis. The
wedding will be- an event of Wednes'
day, February %, in the Congression
al club in Washington, D. G. Miss
Gronna & is a faNorite member Of offi
, cial Washington society, and is an &C
complished musician 5s...., ..
.HaugTo Observe Anniversary.
Baptist women from all parts Of the
state will assemble in Fargo tomor
row to observe the fortieth anniver'
sary of the founding of the Woman's
Missionary society of that denomina
ton. The event is to be commemorated
in 40 cities of the United States and
Fargo, was selected for North Dakota
Those, taking part in the program are
Mrs. A. NJ. Menus, Fargo; Phyllis
D., Sherman Grand Forks; Mrs. c. E.
: Webster Fargo; Mrs. G. E. Johnston,
Langdon; !. Mrs. E. R.. Pratt, Cavalier;
Mrs, +. T.. Kermott; Miss Victoria
Wikman, returned missionary to Mex
ico, and Mrs. r. G. Lester Of Chicago
JnhnsOn's for hosiery.
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cation will be special guests. The
moving pictures and entertainment
will be enjoyed in the white parlor
and dancing will be enjoyed in the
crystal room. E
On the entertainment committee
are: Miss Grace Wilson, Mrs. Marie
Baldwin, Robert W. Farrar, DR.. W.
F.. Patten, James Thompson, Jr, Ed
win w. DemiEg, Lorin c. Nelson,
Mark J. Hammett and r. IS. Towle
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The QuinIns That Does Not Affect
Head d"

Because OF It's tonic and laxative Of
feet Laxative Bromo Quinine can be
taken by anyone without causing ner-
vousness or ringing in the head.
There Is only one "Bromo Quinine."
e. w. GROVES signature on box, 25c.
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Club Women Studying :.
"Ouy National Cuard'

Women of the Minnesota Fedora
ton of Women's clubs at their mid
winter conference held in Minneapolis
this week, are taking up the study OF
"Our National Guard" Representa-
tives of seven state declarations will
speak on matters pertaining to the
club work at this time.
"The general federation might we'll
be- called the national guard Of wo.
men,, comments a twin city paper
with a membership of over 100000
women, the largest organization Of
women in the world, it exerts an influ.
ence which makes it deserving of the
name" The toasts at the Wednesday
luncheon at the Hotel Radisson. the
titles suggested military activities,
"feminized."
Ente rtains Club.
Miss Marian Newton, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Newton Of
Mandan. entertained members OF the
w. w. w. club att her home the first
of the week. The club was recently
organized with membership of ten.
Cards and music were the diversions.
| Personal Notes. ..,..
Mrs. S. K. Clark, who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. A.
Thorberg of Fifth street, since Christ
mas, returned today to her home In
Faulkton, S. D. .... .u..
Mrs. l.. p. Sandstrom has arrived
in the city from her home in Botti-
neu, and will spend some time here
with her husband, Senator Sandstrom.
Returns From Wedding Trip.
! Mr. and Mrs. John P. Clinton, a
bride and groom of this month, have
returned from a short wedding trip
to the twin cities. and are guests for
the present at the. Hotel Mckenzie.
Mr.. Clinton and his bride will reside
in the Person Court. Their wedding
was an event of Wednesday, February
IA, in Willist0n. .
y
Camp Fire Notes.
| The Izanzan Camp Fire group held
a sleighing party last evening and
later was entertained at the home
of Lamoin RAIDER in Ninth street.
Games and music formed the diver
| sion.
The girls of the Izanzan and Wica'
ka groups will sell home made candy
at the basketball game Friday even
ing between the local team and the
Towner boys. ~ ..D, .,-l..E
4 -, Gives Buffet Supper. 80,
Mr., and Mrs. E. H. l.. Vesperman
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Haney enter
tanned Tuesday evening in the home
of Mr.! and Mrs. Vesperman in Avenue
A, at a buffet supper in honor of Rep
and Mrs. II. ]. Blanchard of Dickinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Pierce of Mi
not. The dining room of the Vesper
man home was arranged to represent
a dining car and every feature of the
supper was along the line OF dining
car service, even to the big potato
famed on the Northern Pacific diner
Sachets were given as favors for thu
women of the party and pencils TO
the gentlemen, these being gifts OF MI
Titus of the Northern Pacific lines.
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COLO WAVE WAS TARDY
Due to Arrive Tonight With Its Sub
Zero OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Reads Colder.

The cold wave, scheduled to arrive
last night with 2 temperature Of about
=,
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Miss Hanna Here.

Miss Dorothy Hanna OF Fargo,
daughter of Ex-Governor L.. B. Hanna.
has arrived in the city and will spend
several days visiting old friends. She
is being entertained by Mrs. c. c.
Wattam Of Fifth street. Miss Hanna
expects to leave the first part Of
March for an extended visit with
friends in New York City.
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Johnson's for hosiery.
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Ente rtains Club.

Miss Marian Newton, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Newton OF
Mandan, entertained members OF the
w. w. w. club att her home the first
OF the week. The club was recently
organized with a membership Of ten.
Cards and music we're the diversions.
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Among the events OF the week is
the dancing party arranged for this
evening in Patterson hall by the en-
tertainment committee Of the third
house" Another dancing party of in
terest scheduled for the week is tho
Masonic dance, Friday evening in
Masonic temple
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milien init 5af nib Ead eefliib=

milien init Cad ullo 9ad gefliid=
tet.
- Durd ben grlld) oes 60 SUB
boben, Ser. Yrice Hiper Srrigaiion
Company gef5rigen CANNES BEL
5airpietp, utab lit Elm iest auf ST.
100000 geid1eter Sdaoen anee-
riftet. 9ie @eleiie Der Derper uno
@io @ranoe 9abn iino ourf Die
ungebeilren entfefielten @aiiermaiien
ouf eine Strefe BON Is bis 80
WseiIen meg eetpoifen ullo orei ero-
BE SfabIbriiden %5eritort. gauienoe
bon 8erele11ten tpelfe in oe1t 8ob-
Ienminen pom Carbon County arbei-
ten, iinb ourd Die llnterbre6u1g
oes giienbabnperfebrs 81 unfrei-
miGigem Midtstun berurteiIt mo
miiiien 10 lange feiern, Big sic 9abn-
linie mieoer in Sronung ge6raft
lit.
- Der ~32i6brige Soraee Moams
bon Beloit, isis, nerfolgte feline
Grau, Die iid bon ibm ldeioen LAT
fen tpoIlte, nit einem MeDoIper. Die
geaneitiete Jrnu fIiidtete iid IN bas
&nis BEG beioen @beleuten nmbe-
fnnnten, Sranf 8. Sor ino uuroe
ii, beiieai 9arIor bon ibrem piitenoeI
Gotten erIfoiiei1. Der rabiate
Wann ridtete oarniif Die Waffe .ee
gen iih felbft uno n,ahte audi ieinem
2eben eilt Gn6e.
Die Mefrntierungs 8eboroen'
bon aunias gitp Mo., tceigerten iih
~ Strdflinge ollsuiperben, Die be-
gnaoiet iueroen felten inter Der 8es
bingung, oaB iie in Die Ser. Staateu
Mrmee eiutreten tuiiroen. Die Diff
aiere fiibrten mebrere @rnee 8es
gulationen an, oeneit aufolge Ser
BREEDER nibt oils Soloaten ertpiinfdJt
iinb. Die Offi5iere berurteilten in
gleiber @eiie Dos 8orgeben perifie-
bener @ibter. iiberfiibrte anseflag.
te frei5uiprehen, tuenn lie lid gum
Gintritt in Das Seer perpflibteten.
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sex-a J.

Cine Anaabl 8altmmolfen-
ipflan5er bon San 8etlito u,lo lingo,
geno fat idarfe &roteite gegeii bic
gtabIierurg elmer 50 bis 100 Weilen
breiten neottonfreien" Zone I'M unite
rem Sale oes &io @ranoes ongenom=
men. Mnd in Brownsville bat fib
eine itarfe Oppoiition gebiloet uno
9elegaten aus Dem gar5en Gale baS
BEN fi6 in Brownsville au eirer Gro>
teit : 8%eriammlung bereinigt. Die
2eute ~bebaupten, oaB i'm Sale elmer
lbedten @emiiieernte 6ie 8aumiuollt
ernie lire ein5ige 8elerbe mare nnb
oaB lie obne 8anfrott MAIDEN miiB=
ten.
= Jranf Batrif, Der i'm Sabre
1887 in Sranflin einen gerpiifen Soc
Miler eridolien bette uno oann
fliidtig getporoen NOR, bate ii1 Dor
Ginger 3eit oen 8eboroen in Sranf-
lin geitent, oa er nift langer als
SllIti5fIii6tling leben tpollte. Sn benz
iett ltottgefunoenen Yroaeiie plirbe
er 5por BON Der Surp fir idnloig
befmnoel bod) mtrOe oas urtell
pom Hidter iuspelloiert.
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=ffrtir Yrrft TIT strds: D1rntrtag sen %. SUM 1917.

,oo,ul sSspansoroo, DDS 5~efn11gsorei-
a Mnfdan= gtotso @eorgietpsf.
,3egr3e, rlorblif poil 8arifDan, bic
5atnngeit Sorods Nultusf, Slogan,
Congo, 5ifrolenfa, groono, 9lifa
uro a1ofpno. @eltlib bon Slogan lit
nod Ser fIeine befeltiete Nlat
R~rasanps5 gu eripaanen, Inn Sen lar=
ae gefampft ml.rbe. @ls leste Sc
itung fommt 2ibal1 in 8etradt.
Sn serbien iino es Is 5eituu-
gen, namlid 8eleroo, Semenoria,
go5orepac, @egotin, 3oie5ar, &na3e=
maa, 8irpt, 9elapala1fa, araguiez
pa3, Hildl Snltan 9epe, ggri
9alanfo, Seolpo @aroi6, Sjeniea
un6 GotpibaIar. Nidt aae bieIe
Seltungen baben einei1 beoeltelloert
Mert, aber es iino olles befeitiete
BIGse. 8enn Tie 3umteil BON Sen
Serben ohne &f a~ufgegeben NOR
oen 1ino. 10 liegt oas baron, boB
sic Serben oie ansiiftsloiiafeit III
oes 8~emiibens, iif binter ben per-
alteten @erfen geeen oeutife @e-
Id)iibe 51 p%erteioigen, einiaben.
SIN @eiten muroe cine eroBe Mn=
sabl beleiiber uno fran3oiiifer Sc
Itungen erobert. @s ii1tb bier ms
gefammt II Seitungen, iuenn mon
Die bollptlablidIten 8efeltigungss
anIagert in 8etradt 5iebt. 8on ibnen
entfaIIen 4 ouf 8elgien unb Z auf
Bramfreid. @abreno Inn oie belei-
fd)en Teltlrngen gum Cell bort ge-
rllngen tpurbe, fielen Die fran50ii=
if)en groBtenteils beim Nnit1rm oes
eriten Iiegreihen 8ormarides. 8ei
Den 4 beleiiden banoelte es iih INN
Sic Seftnngen 2ittih uno Namltr
uto 5piiden linen Die fleine Sperr-
feffung Sup, Die BEN @es gegan
Nttfperpeir oedte. MIs pierte Sc
flung lit in 8elsien Die 1tarfe Sc
itung antperpen 81 per5eidnen. SS1
Jrmtfreid befinoen iid IN bealtihen
9dnben Die Seltungett 2iae, Nau.
bel1ee, @ibet, 1ongfpp, 2aon, Ga
ssSere nno Camp DEG &omaines, alt-
berbem nod cine MrBabl fleinerer
@efeitigungsnnlagen.
ssn Raarldnien iinb fiinf Seiturr
gen in oeutfde .@dnoe sefallerl, fpeitn
maj, iiur Die feitungsartig ausge
baliten NI6be beriidiihtiet obne ie-
bod Die befeftieten Stiispunfte, tpie
Brebeal. Sinaia uip. in bic gereht
hung. ein5u3ieben. Der 6elo5us nj
Ser 9obruofdn brnd)te Die 6eltungeli
5iliitria, 9i6ernatpooa,
,tno aonitan5a unb suIett fiel Die
gufarcit als SO. Seltlng
in Die Sdnbe Der oeutiden, otter
rridifb : ungariiden. blllgariiden
llnb tiirfiIden Sruppen.
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JltIamb.

- Had Dem gerid)t oes Genius
8ilros fir oas SisfaIiabr 1916 ba-
ben Die itdbtiifen 8ermaltllngen in
ben Ser. Staaten ungebeuer Der
idtpenberild getpirtidaftet nno iid
Musgaben geitattet n1o Sduloen
gelnadt, Ole nit ibren ginnabmen
abfoInt nidt int ginflang iteben.
2t3 groBere Staote ba6en iib cine
SduIOenlait aiifgebiiroet, Die i'm
9urdidnitt $74.64 pro aopf ibrer
Heb0Iferung betrdgt uno inn Ser.
baItnis biermal 10 sroB> lit als Die
9erpfiiftttngen Der gnnbes Nel
gieruns. @ie oben ertuabnt be-
5iebt iif Der 8eridt auf oas Sabr
1916. SnStpiiden bat Die @un6es-
Reeiernng aMaBreseIn eetroffen,
berem Durhfiibritns benz 2anbe Ell
ne iolde 8iirbel miferiest, ooB Die
proportionelIe Shnloenlait Der
StG6te i'm @eihtpinbmarfh iiber.
flilgelt 1perbem miro.
ssn Ser tpesen oes Grllser Sal
les eingeleiteten ltnteriudJung 6es
Stem gorfer Boli5ei : Departemerts
bat iih beroilsseiteut, bob Ser goli-
sci 0eutnant Srancis 81. Stain-
famp oas @eridminben ser Mutb
Gruser crit aln IA 5ebr1iar 9:45
normittags in bas auf ben 8oli5ei-
itationen eefiibrte Sasebud einge-
traaen bot, trotbem i'm Der 5all
am Madmittag bes 10. 5ebruar bon
MIfreb 81. 9rofpn, einem 5reun0e
Ser Samifie grueer, semeloet NOR
nno Yoli5ei Sefgeant Sobn Ga
gdretlne nuroe aft am a. Gebrrar
nod)mittass 2 llbr nit ser Nadforl
jd)ung ndd) BEN perifmunoehen
MeGoden betraut. Gem 8erbred)er
Gccdi mar oaourf elm goriprung
bon "a Stunoeit geeeben, ben er gut
beituste. inn ollie 8orbereitlihgeii
fiir feline 5li,dt 81 treffen.
Sn Der Rdbe bon Gumber-
LAMB, Mo.. bot cine Srali Minnie
Garter ibre,i MamM = Der lie i6ledi
bebanoeIt bat, mobreno oes Sdlns
fes NIT Striden an fem gett gefei.
felt uno bamn brei Sbiiiie aus Ell.
item HepoIper anf i'm abgefenert,
ourf welfe er ollsenblidlid getotei
ulroe. Die 5rau lief oarauf 81
ibren lldditen, 5tpei Weilen melt emit
f~ernten Nad)born er5ablte bier Ole
9ragooie unb lieB Die 8eborben 81,
ibrer 8erboftitng berbeirnfen.
Cine Ser groBen 0eitilerieI
ser Gin Oil COMPANY bel gale.
Sfla., lit AM Mitttuoh in Brand
gerotcn. "a 8efabr porbonoar
lit, oob Die rieiiaen Selbeb0lter por
Dem 6eitcr erariiien iueroen, iiu>
nrcbrere in Der Hdbe tpo6nenoe 80.
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GbiuarS s. 2anse, bentidc,
Gedtsaniualt, 2ano. nmb Grbidafts.
Ineelegenbeiten. 601-602 Mppre
9nilSina, Gel. Grofett 1882.
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-,
ain an sit4tr SeriAt

ber Gan antpnis 2san & grnH g.,
t9nforporiert 1892, obne Bants #risilee
aieu), 2t5 Mefi,G ontmeree.G trntbe.
beia abidEub Deg @ei6afts lam 20.
ceS1ini 1917.
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Sc rettete Gin Qebeu., SD peiF

baB in oieier @egenoT, idreibt Serr
$. g. RoH1e bon 9ipingston Mont.
uein 2ebem gerettet tDairoe burh Sor-
ati's MIpenfrauter. Die @er5te mon~
ten bier cine 6rail operieren, Ole, tuie
lie erflGrten an arebs Ieioe; tie Jag
ten, es eebe feline an6ere @eife, ibr
gu belfen. Mnitatt fi6 operieren 81
laffen sebraudte Die Grau 6orni's
MIpenfrauter, uno elf Slaiben Die
fes SeilmitteIs baben lie gebeilf. sic
befinoet fid beute Bel gutter @eiuno-
belt" gs lit ned, fein Sall 10 ernit,
nod feline 3ranfbeit 70 fdlimm gene
feiL oaB Sorni's Ilpenfrd1iter nidf
@ntes sespirft bate. Dies alte, 5eit-
erprobte ardlterbeilmittel miro niht
ourd @potbefer perfauft, fonoern 81
reft bonn 2aboratoriltm geliefert.
Wtan ihreibe an: 81. Beter Sabr.
iteb & Cons Co., 1875 go. Sopne
s(ne., Chicago, 81. (an5.)
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Groberte 5eitnnseu.

Salt oaS seiammte europaiife
Seitunssgebiet befinoet lif NIT aus.
nabnie Der 5eituneen Der neutralen
Staten in oen @dnoen Ser perbiin-
oeten Mittelnlaf)te. Nid)t nenieer
aIs so Seititngen iino bisber bon III
men erobert moroen. Gen 6aupt.
anteiI iteat HliBlano: Is. Sc limo
Dies in Wolbpnien 2ud unb Gubno,
oie mieber perloren ainacn, ferner
Die 3entralieltuig Brett : 2itotpsf.
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G. H. & S. A. (Hauptlinie)

30. 1o1- -snn1et 2imtteD, bon Wep Ct.
l1ttS -. ...4.4O BORN.
SO. 1o2 @uniet aimiteb. BON Con Sran.
cisco 1858, BORN.
wo. 7-Sdnenaua. BON Netp Drieons..,
1870 BORN
SO. S-S@uensua. Q Sci Mies
10. g-saniti eisreb. bon Yer p5s
10, io-saniet ezpret. ron saarStaus
30. ass Son eagle 9ak aa '.'.
........s....-S Hhr ntor9ens
9tfa1r1-
10. Io1--gunIsi stntteo. aads sar.
AD. ioswsansti aintieb, mad arip' ~
I lean1 200 snornt
no. 7--S@len5ug. mad Del 6iet
SO. sI5dneuaus mad Metp Drieals
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-17

After slashins both wrists, Solomon Guggenhein. stopping at the Grenoble Hotel, New York, plunged from a fourth story window to his death in the courtyard.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-17
SENATE DISCUSSES AT LENGTH
 THE FOOD CONTROL BILL
Leaders Agree Tn Conference Upon Inn
 portant Charges.

washington. July 15-A wrangle rver President Wilson's appointment c@ Herbert C. Hoover as food admin1s- --ator occupied virtually all of to- Sayss debate in the senate on the food control bill but meantime considera- f17Ia rrogress on compromise amend -nants was made by the leaders in bi- ara-4fsan conferences.
 For more than two hours senator Reed criticized MT. Hoover. declaring his residence abroad had kept him out or touch with American ideals. Sena- 4o-. PheIan replied, defending the food administrator as patriotic and et- fcfeut official
 Tho democratic and republican lead CTS agreed in their conferences upon chan ges in the bill expected to com r1and general support, including an amendment creating a. board of food administration in lieu of one man con- 1roI provided in the house measure Most of the leaders also agreed upon limiting the control legislation to food feeds and fuels, the latter to include --az0Ieno and kerosene but a. consider able senate following plans to insist mon retention of government control over steel and iron and their products
 Another conference will be held to- morrow by the leaders, with a meeting of the senate democratic steering com rufttee planned later for final nego- riations toward @ complete compro- mise