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Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06
Exemption Board Busy

The exemption 95ard comprised Of
Dt. j -. Kent, Charies l.. Torrey Of
Putnam and + A sullivan Of Dan
ieison, are busy getting the registfa-
ton cards tied with the town clerk
into shape TO be submitted by satuf.
day. The work entailed is "a great
deal of detail and Miss Natalie Dion
and Miss mcCauley have been assist.
Ing Ia making out The cards and lists.
DIR. Kent is chairman and Mr.. Sui.
Ivan is clerk of the board.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06
{. A. {. Guard Capture Second Prize

The {. A. G. Guard of Putnam cap.
turcd second prize In prize drill in
FarnumsviIle Wednesday. II took
the judges long time TO decide the
iltst prize winners so closely were Put.
nam and Guard Martial Of Nsrth eros
yenordale matched The inst prize
Was finally awarded 10 the North
0fosyenofdale boys
other prizes were awarded as fol-
lows. Third, Naadlle,toafth, y cbatefi
nth, Soathbrldee
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06
New Garage Tor Putnam

II. J Steinberg Of Webster, formerly
lessee and manager of the bradley
theatre with " { kleoart, is to erect
two buildings on the vacant lot at the
corner OF Bridge and Nster streets 10
be used as garage. The buildings
will be tireproot constructed of brick
aud cement, each 40xli6 feet, and will
cost sat, 600. Webster parties will be-
gin the work at once.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06
AID AStra.

An unstable patron of Broadway's
gay places was lacking his way north
ward the other night when he came
upon the telescope man at Columbus
circle, who lets you look at the stars
for nickel The bihulous one looked
at the telescope In amazement.
Sh-a-gun !" he said, thickly.
He put his fingers to his ears. and
watched. Presently shooting star
fell from the sky. The happy one
smiled broadly. took his fingers from
his ears and patted the telescope man.
" Sha good shot. old boy :" he said,
and wohbled out into the park.-New
York Evening Post
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06
Edward KiIlam Dead

Fast " OoDzT0CE edward Breck
IuHdRe kiiam, tlde=t -1a 81 Charles
II KiiiHm ami wife, dIed Al the home
81 his parents Monday -tfef linger-
ing illness Of tnoert1.9. lie had
been afflicted from cary NE with
asthma and had lived ID tlafida, Colo
RADIO and bite mountains Tor relief
from this disease. FaI TIE past two
years he has been NHh als parents.
Mr.. Killam WIS born "a the Prospect
farm, June i, 1e74, and about seven
years ago married MIss Flora Iayior Of
Fairhayen, Hass. VIC survives him,
one daughter Harriet, brother John,
besides his parents. Ned, IS he y as
Familiarity called, Was Of a genial dis
position and he'd maHy friends who
extend sympathy 10 The beIeaXed fam
lily. The funeral Vas held Thursday
afternoon at the home at / O'Clock,
Rev. 7. a. Turner officiating. The
singers were Mr.. ami Mrs. Ezra May
AMI Mrs n. I. White, who sang zone
s~eetlx solemn thought aud "Ahide
with me" The bearers were Tie
brother. John Killam; cousins L. II.
teaiev, ~ e. e.. GtldersleeRe, George
Phillip JoAH Na4; and two lriends,
K. Notse an4 George WelhereI- TIE
EuuaI was IN The family lot in TIE
East Cemetery.
Marguerite elemens who went 10
Mortified asst week retained home
fue-da5 suffering from German
mcaslss
Mis-. II T. Bat mister opened her
hOme here INST week. she viii occupy
II this summer.
Ethei pham is home from Leiees-
lei for Che summer vacation.
Ruth Witter has been spending
week with Clara Eddy.
T.. l.. Upham joined his family here
Tuesday remaining until Saturday.
George Chapman and wife Of East
Hartford spent the 4th with Charles
Cox and family.
Silas Allen and family of Hartford
are spending week with l.. Ii. Lind
eman and family.
The {. f. fair and entertainment
last Friday evening proved great
success and drew large audience. Pro-
gram rs fotloSs:
Piano solos Miss Frink
Farce, Burglars, George Wetherell,
John KiIam, Miss Alton and Mrs.
A II. Medley in the cast
Doll dtill Eight little girls
The Sweet Family
Ma Sweet Mrs. f. f. Nav
ArmintA Aun Mabel Richardson
Betsy Belinda Mrs. A. g. Morse
Caroline Cotdelia Sylvia May
Dorothy Deaah Louisa Lindeman
Elizabeth Eliza Eleanor Lindeman
/ rHuel- Fedora Marguerite Bosworih
e,iorama Gadabout Clara Eddy
he eutlfe program was well carried
out md eieiied hearty applause
saIe ut fancy articles, aprons, candy
and tee efem. The proceeds were So
Miss Ellie Weldon, who recently
closed ae school, was a guest az All>s
Alton lasl week Sire does not expect
O. repuu but Viii take up course Of
training.
The fth was celebrated in a titUng
msuHef ana the f4g raising drew q
crowd uumbennR more than zee. Ine
tNcfetses were as follows;
Eai>us the eng by Veterans y. 7.
NHhereHi and George q. Robbins
Song, ~tI ~pangled Banner Al
Addtess Rev 4 a Turner
song SO school children
Addresses Prot + r Hpil, Hon
{sadotph Chandler, Prof. Arthur
;. Randy
MI Hall acted as chairman The
addresses were sil Of high ordet and
received hearty applause, America
by the audience closed the exercises \
ball game follow ea-Pomtret vs. Mood
stock score, Is 10 70 in favor OF the
home team, A dance was enjoyed in
the Brick hall In the evening,
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06

man heinE ever
gets 50 big that
h.. doesn't need
Help from some
y here. Most sue
ful men, as
we'll rs most IN
successful men, at
some time or
81 her need Help,
and the Rreale Il
service thnt any
body can render
20 anyone else is
10 give them
Help.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06

My little Milton has little play
mate named Arthur living In the next
block. hut | did not know that they
had recently Quarreled. one day
said Go Milton You'd better go over
and see your friend Arthur; hear hes
sick To which he answered. rather
snllenly. swell, he Amt my friend
now. He should have got sick soon
er Chicago Tribune.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06
Before Ills Honor

Two cases OF intoxication were dis.
posed Of this week,
Thursday morning Frederick Sharpe
WAS found guilty of being a common
drunksrd and sentenced TO the state
farm for inebriates at Norwich for a
period Of two years.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06

ilardly an Individual lives TINT Is not
appealed 10 daily for Hep. and the
mum or womnn who is growing and
storing up usefulness to his or her
credit IL acquiring the hapriest of raj
men when he or she answers sincere
call for Help
No appeal is quite so nonpartisan, no
appeal Is quite 50 bereft Of selfishness
ns the fair open appeal for Help. Help
squeezes It's way into every fiber of
the makeup of every human being and
every organization of every nation.
II You want 10 be happy, and If you
want 10 be healthy, and If you want TO
be glad that you can breathe, Help
somebody.
Help those who Help you, Help out
In the erowd-llelp where courage and
character, pryation and self-sacriice
make no outward demand for Help.
Help others and others Will instinc-
lively want 10 Help you, although. ms
matter of the plainest truth. every
time YOU Help somebody else you are
Helped
Help is the unvarnished human feel
Ing that touches every live belng. Its
the principle which enables the world 20
run smooth. Help.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06
Z. I. Tucker Going TO Worcester

K. T. Tucker, for a number of years
past engaged in the grocerys business
In Union block, is TO go to Worcester
Monday TO become bookkeeper in the
Worcester Trust company.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06
rn1H1611frr1Y-fT-1-5-l .
HE-P
oey GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS. =
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sQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ0

This is one Of the biggest little
words In any language-Help. No hui
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06
From the Editors Desk
Subscription Price $40 per year

The full realization that This country
Is 81 war is brought home by tie fact
that many Of Putnam young men
are absent from their usual places q
employment. This city has responded
nobiy TO The appeal for volunteers.
Putnam and Putnam district has not
been found wanting In any reqalsilion
made upon it. Il oyersubscri0ed the
Liberty Loan snd the Red Gloss dons
lions and now has sent more than its
quota into The service
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06

Gone are the hue equipages Of the
summer residents in the towns sur
rounding Putnam. The jingle Of the
silver mounted harnesses have given
way to the hum Of the motors Of high
priced cars. The automobile has re
placed the horse almost entirely. From
the Congregational church 70 the
south end Of the depot the street Is
lined with motors eaeh Saturday
night. The automobile must be . bu-
siness maker for the Putnam mer
chants rs a thp 70 the city from the
outlying sections that formerly took
an hour Or more By n hoEse.drawn We
hlele nov takes about fifteen minutes
py machine. Visits are made more
frequent and more regularly.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-06

When the new lighting system is In.
stalled aud IN operation We believe
that the citizens viii zee The wisdom
Of the spending Of money for this pun
pose. People are attracted - bright
lights ana bustIing, busting center
uho would shun The darkness aud
deadness of less lively community.
n eonzlde ing ghe progress 4 Put-
nam DO you ever recall lhe days when
Elm street and 4aio street snd Union
square we're Elk n eight inches deep In
oozy, oily black mud Il was not 30
long ago and when il is recalled the
wonder is how We Stood II 50 long.
Many people are rating fadIshes aud
lettuce from their own gardens that
never did 70 before. Other vegetables
will follow. Probably never again
viii the home garden planters rely for
their supply solely on Others Il has
been lesson IN what may be accom-
pilshed with little personal effort
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Nmerikaniid6e stoffe heraboefekt

S60ne ssprog" mo o2ieoer4 Bodies ale 5aion g2ooen;
frt1crer 4reis 1c, Jest per grb ............ 12Hc
40 Sol 9Io5er, Seeo tm0 8nInor goieS: gQe oe beqe5rten
Nooen; fri9erer 4reis 25c, lett per ym0 ............. 15c
Sport adoertoife-5treien 9iefde 6igurea uno aarros,
frl9rer 9res 25c, iett, per goro .............. 12hc
Gngdfte 9emoenitofie 9dcOlidG. mo0crne Sheifen u6 aar.
ros, in eroBter Au5pabL iru6crer 4rcis 2c, ieBt. bcr garo. 15c
geno uno Eropiide SuiHnQs-aGe 6arben fr Cutina Sird.
zen. no sport 5hrts; tteh2Nerer Frcjs 29e ieet Der garO Csc
36.5ou. Suittng-1dihIenuter oe nehe ifuorse un0 metre
@beds; fraberer Grds 19c. jbt Sic gr0 15c
GraonOes-SHbide Cheer, mGBe Grin Craon0ies, AZ 3on
brett friberer Gres 29c ieBt. sic gor6 Ice
g2ibleHreter 800 oa. ge6lCidtcr Musin, Gmn5ric m6 lanqes
Iud, frl6erer 4rfs 10c, iet ole gar0 re
9tibdHreter-278oG 500. feiner Glambrap, mcitens 6unfIe Gor.
Ben; frlbeer grds 1916, icbt Die Faro Zoe
9ercae-36 3ol. Belle rm0 0anfe garbm Nro[e. ante
lunlitat, fruberer 4res t5c icGt Die 9)dr6 IOHc
Uiihtenrihr- Seine aleoer 3cp6qrs, gorfs un6 euereft eIoI.
Tics; friberer &reis tbc, iebt bic gar0 12he
Observation-Disclosures G~0icttCs. goHes, gopling. etc. in
9eritieoenbet oer @epe5c friberer @rcjs f5c. jest Die 30. 1Ohc
6nncn 9ofioio liiiue, edte 6arbes eau5hifes garn; fri6erer
4rets 25c, ibt Die gdr0 w Csc
fFaucp 8oplins-3o. %mer5ererer spla9, eor0 eifafb fri.
Berer 4reis 25c, Jest Die ga0 st +........... Toe
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uemc Beb0rSc fir
Sen ~Spicnemfamo!

BaIbington, 8. SuIi. 3ie 70.
forttge lotpen0igteit Die oeuti6e
5pionengefobr I'M 2an0e al ger.
I6metteru, bat Die Gegierung peran.
laBt, Die umgeber0e Sdoffuug elmer
gana nelien 4bteitlrlg Der @ebeim.
poli8ei az organiieren - 0es uatto.
nalen SnteIigen5Oienites.
8erielbe umidlieBt Elm 3uiams
n1enuirfen Der Staats.. Griegs.,
6lotten. un0 Suiti8bepartements.
Die 2eute pom @ebeim0ienIt oes
5habamtes ner6en audi ferner al.
lem in 6olidmun5eridqeu p%orgeben.
Die @ebeim0tenite Der itbrigen &c.
partemerts mer0erL obgleid iie ibre
eigenen 0rgoniiattonen uater ibren
eigenen Chefs b~eibebalteuL in be5ug
ouf Die Sago nah 5piouen genleir.
lam borgeben. Gle meroen tdgIid
gemeinitaftli1 Sieungen beranital-
ten un0 Die hon ieoer abteiIlug er.
longten Snformationen mer0en ben
Bebeimbeamten naer bier 3eparte-
merts 8ugQngIih geu1adt Deroen.
Sn Der Qrbeit Miro oieie neue &c.
meiniame aorperidaft 0es 8ebeim'
oienItes oemienigen in SeotIan0
GARD IN England d6nelu.
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1srieosickrctdr Baker
Deri6drft ole 5cnimrs
vile Radriften DDn Eeri6iugs
SrnppsH iuerSen i'm ariessamt
SHert Oardseie6su.

@obfnaton, 5. Satli.-ariegs.
lefretdr 9ater bat gefebI eegebeu,
6oB inn ale aabel6epeihen Der aor.
reiponOenten, DeIHe itd I'M Stoba
oes Generals Beribiug befnoen Dor
Der gar0fentIifung al unterbrei-
ten fino. 8efragt, nit Del6enl
Heht ftn Der 8risa
beralsnimmt, gnb er sitr Gntiuort
0aB feline potriotiite 3eitltng ooer
8reB aiiocintion feline gatoritit in
oieier Siniiht au5ueifeIn per0e,
oenn e. banoelt iid I'M ben Sdub
oes 2ebens omerifoniiher SoIoa.
ten.
9ieIc meme MlaBnalme lit ouf sic
berfriibte @er0ffentlidung iiber 6as
gintreffen Der @eribng'iden &rtp.
pen in 5raufreth 5uritd8ufiibreu.
Steiige &egierltngsbeomte erfldren,
ouB General 8eri1ing unm0glih
ale beriibergeianoten 3epeifm gen.
iieren TONNE, uno ole f%ran5oiiide uno
engliida 8eniur babe itf dis un3us
reiden6 erpieieu. 0lonuD Die
Gegierltng bat aontrotle itber ole
un6 falls fih oie 8reB 4iios
niht ben 8efebIen Der 3e,
qierung figen. Damn miro ibnen Der
aabeIoienit et3ogen.
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In NmitetSam!

amiteroom, 5. Sui. 4hiter.
oom muroe beute infolge Der geitri.
gen 8ungerrenoIta unter arie95redt
geiteut. Sic milit0riide gemadung
Der Sta0t uuroe 0urd) fiiui &atail.
lone Suianteric beritdrft, Die In per,
I6ieoenen StraBen, mo- ltnruDen
ausgebrohen maren, poitiert lDur
ben. Cine Sdmaoron aonoqerie lit
3,tm Gicnit bereit qebolten ut0 oui
einigen StraBen murocn i0gar @la
ihinengemebre nuigeitelt.
Gin @%cneralitrcif i'll bctta ou5ge.
brodeu, an Dem iit iolueit 10000
9rbeiter beteiligen un0 0ciien mel.
tere Qligbreitlttg beiiirdtct miro.
ausiiae sebiiseIt, SOC bel Gareb's.
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~ocrSd6tiocr
S~clbItmSrGer!

Sem gort, 5. Sltli. g2odOem
er it6 an Sanogeleut mebrere
5dnittuunoen beigcbrodt beging
Hidor0 9toam Gimmeridai0t, Der
fritber ais @gent Der u%liiiidlen Ste.
gieruns UNI ouh ais 9ertreter
oeutiher Sntereiien inn Orient be.
fannt mar, S~el5iulor0, in0em or
nm ieiner @obuung ans ouf Die
StroBe iprang. Emmerifet0t MN.
be 1914 omeritonider gttrger. Gr
mar nit @el0 tets rethlid beriehen
uno ieine @obuing mar eIe9ant elm.
geridtet. Die 8uu0esaaenten lpur.
ben oor ieincm SeIbitmoro in
aenutnis geiett % mnr glnnbt, bob
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7arf nidDt nod 5raHfreid.
o.. 6aniI6 BON Gpaneil 8lnfs,
oeiIen Batter ans 9eutidlaHb
mar, 5HrufgeiDlelea.

ST. 6. g. 8ouiib bon Council
Bluffs, Der nit Or. 2onaIo Utocrae
5uiammen pr~atti8isrt uno iiG nn9e-
boten bate, alS 4r8t 0es nnleritani.
i6en Roten areu5es mad 5rantrei9
gu geberL lit Suriifgepieien por6en,
neil iein 8ater aus 3eutihlan0
Itanrutte, mas England befanntlid
nidt suldBt. Or. Mnerae miro Iei.
nen gtnfluB geItpn0 maiden, es ben.
nod 81 ernl0glihen, ooB Or. 9ouii9
mitgeben bari. (gnB Die Ginoer
bon GeutId. @merifanern uno 0ieie
ielbit fih fur Die 4qiierten IN
6ronfrei6 totidieBen Iaiien. miro
gnG0igIt geitdttet, oaB fie ie0od I'M
Gieuite beg Roten Greu8es oortbin
geben, miro ~perboten.)
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5iebmno sum 21Iilttdr
Icn icfcrt Beginner!

8aibington, 8. Sui. = Ole 8ie-
bunqglotterie miro i'm aapitol am
ndditen Gag, uad0em Die 6rganiia
tion Der Iofalea 9iiIitdrbefreiung3
6eb0roen pouen0et it, beginner. SD-
ME bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rltntnte.
riert ftno, Diro in @oibingtoH olles
fir bic 3iebung bereit iein, ME Der
4rofoBuarihaQ, General Grom0er.
be4te ertIGrte. Gerielba bat ole
2ofal6eb0roen in 8rieian 0ringen0
eriu6t, onB iia ibre Qrbeiten Bis
5aHstog beenoeu, 0a ieOer D%erlorenc
Gag test einen perloreneu Gag IN
Der Organization Der 4rnleen Der
Ser. Staateu be0eutet, ME er it@
olsldBt.
Sic Mlet6o0e Der 8iebung lit nod
Elm @ebeimris, ie0od bereits boil.
tommen nli~ggeorbeitet. Sic miro in
ben ndhiten &ase1 befanrt gegebeu
mer6en.
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Die piertc JMlis
Seicr in Rom!

gfom, 5. SuIi. 8dbrerD Der
bier itottgefunoeuen 5eier 0es 4.
Suit belt Der amerifantihe Bot.
idofter I6omas g. Sage eIne gteoe,
in melher er iogte, nab Die Ser.
Staaten nidt cher Dos Sdmert in
Die Sdeioe itedeu mer0en. bis Der
Sieg uber Die 9attotratiG eriodten
lit. Gagc mar BEL Der 6ejer Die
Souptfigur. Sarienoe iubelten ibm
8u. neutrality-suspicious. goieai fiibr.
te bel Der 5eitDeriammluug ben Dor.
its.
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t1lilitarmnteri
in Gaif st. Couis!

G1lt ct 2a:,,8. SQ., 8. SuIi.-
Gas Grieagantt ba. berc;is cine lin.
terInduag Der 9oiicaf1mpfe bier
nu%georonet. 06erit George s. Sun.
tel, 0oupt. Guortta rsriter 6es Gen.
trail. 7efortement$, If Itraits ols
pqri0nli6er 8ertrfter Generals
9arrD ron Chicago { er eingetrofs
fen. Die mllitar'i6e ltnteriuhung
uir6 li6 nur nit Gen Qnflageu ge.
qcn Die 9SiIi3iolS1tan befaiien, bar
tie Montag nadt Der GrmorbltHg
BON 5arbigan 5lleiCben obne err ~
ifreiten CAB tie MI. Dem 966al
frnterniiiertbatten. icFie 6amit I'd
{ GHisicre fib in f9r griits y.
tDal haben.
Gle ltnteriudune piro febod erFt
AatH fottFinoen, biz Bic M0gltdfeit
anfr @ieoerboIung Der unruben
satig boritber lit.
a left Aergor Dor Dem Se1.
5aiddaer ioa 5eraugqefomf:e1 ;
4. 0oB Die 5drbigen fin ben Bier.
isi Sui Elm groBes gemeteI uater
LEI neiBen @eoolferung geplant
atten, I'M fir bic Grnor0ung bon
raern I'M Wiai Node at nebnten.
Die ar8abl Der bisbar gefunoenen
2eiGen betrdgt II. bod gloubt Die
&oli8et bob Die 8obI ser Goten
iiGerlid ouf buu0ert iteiaeu miro.
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1lmerikanilc,e 1tnlcn
ococn 1lIilitarismms!
EFridtet in Rem gOrf Gin 9iatiOnal-
barran sum Sdnk blrser.
Iidlrr 5reibeiten,

9'up gorf, 5. Suli. Die Or.
lidipHg zines 9tationdl6urealis fir
pilr8erlide 6retbeiten rDuroe ieitens
aalritaniiten Union gegeH
s4illtdrismus" betallnt gegeben. Die.
Bureau beroanft ieiu entiteben
9aa madieaoen 8erlangen aus benz
1all3ru Salt0c, Die Ae6te Der &e0e-
lihb 4reBs mte Beriammlungsfrei.
ggl4 Ano Die @eniiieusfreibeit 81
idglsea. Us miro ieinen Sanpt5ued
0arin iudea, ourh 4llpalte uuo
@araers stonitees in ellen Eeilen oes
2an0es iariiiide 5ilie uHO Rat al
iene Berionen 5u erteilen Die unter
Dem Crude 0e5 ariegas 81 leioeH
baben.
Cine geiGe Encouragement &n.
tDdIte In bier6ig Der grobtan Staote
oes qanbes bat iif Oer Union CUR
@erfigung geItellt uno miro ibre
6ilte unentgeltIid leiitan,
Sri. Grpital @uianan. bic Gre.
futib s%qtretdriu ser uaion, ia9te:
.Gs lit bobe Set, oaB ole ebrlihen
2iber1lel bes 2nlocs, Oh ite nun
fir p0er gegen Den artes iiHO, fih
oejen bepuBt Iinb. boB tatiddlih Die
omerifariihe 3enofratie in @efabr
1T. Sic Sdanotat In Bolton = Die
geipalttatige u~nter0ridttug Der Grie.
0enSpara0e Dor megreren S0gen -
biI0et Oas e~rtren1e 9eiipiel oeiian.
mas mir unter Der @efabr 6es sd.
litdrismlts 8t erparteu baden"
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RMI. Bcremcrke
fir 2lmcrikancr!

9etrograo, 5. Suit. Cine be.
ionoere 9ergbau.aommiiion 0es
SonoeIsminiitcriums bat bic lleber-
trogltnq zines groBeu Cells Der onle-
rifaniiden 9ergtperfe auBlnubs in
ameritomide @on6e befiirDortet.
Die aommi6ion bot beidIoHen ibre
Sibungen 8u beidleunigen, i'm cine
@ntiheioitng treiIen gu fonuen. 70
Idnge nod Glibu Root, 0os @oitpt
Der onteritonii6en 9tiiiioL i'm San.
be III.
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wiM NIT
0cMtf9lanc brcdeens

guclos Wires, 5. Sui. argcn-
tiuien 1at an 0euti1louO Elm llltt.
nahum geridtet. glus 5urerlnliteer
2uelc fonint Die 9tahrtdt, oaB ots
urgeutinii6e 9iegierumg ioeben eire
gote an GcptidIano geridtet babe.
iuoto6 GeutidIouo iofort Shaoer.
eriat fir Die @erientlmg argenttrt.
ider 56ifie Ieiiten ioac, miorigert.
iaas Die 0ipIomntii6en 8e6iebunoert
5miiden beioen 2dltocrn a~bgebroten
luer0en mitr0en.
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mnnErnnh in Sninnis.

E9Hiiac, ST. 5. Sui. r 4ie
farmers Aationnl gnnf gu S0ea,
pur0e belIte Urn $1,000 gur.
heratibt. 3Da Banoiter famen
Qiisein Mnfo b~nreefnbren; einer
NrieI5en beanb lih IN ons Sn1tere
Wanfaebduoes. nberpdItiete bic
aa5GgferiiL meIde iid allen IN Der
dfif beFnrl0, rattle ouS iidfbare
sniduinlen la0 heIfieg NIT Dem.
isIhea aos Mtrto. Dc guu0uen frn0
e1ft1nrlen.
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G~tnbcnbcTiSct
p%crlangcn Sdbmk!

8%aibiugton. 8. Suli. Die 9e.
fser Der aupfergruben IN 4ri8ona
hnben bic Gegierung eriudt, Die
streitoiitrifte BON agitatoren uro
nn0ereu Glemerten, Die Die gtieoer.
Inge nlerifaniider &ruppen III Die.
TENT arieg tpnniden, iii befreien. Die
Reeiarung foa Die Sadlnge bort.
ieEbit unteriu6en un0 oonn cine 8e.
erOigltng 0es Streifs herbeifiibren.
Ban glqubt, Dab Die Gntien6une
elmer fleirtelt Qn5obL bon gunoes.
fnooaerie Die 2Eufrptesler 81 @onrel
retben tDiiroe.
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usBcctc rpirkcn iueit
SrauBcn i'm O5can!

@nibingtcrs 8. Sult. - Gas
Stoots.D eparternent bot beute Sad.
rtft erboIten, 6oB oeiitide Taldl'
boote 500 WeeiIen nett bon ibrer
Bats entFernt i'm atIontiihen S5edn
t1tig ftno. Gle beorobeu Die nt1e.
rifaniIhe @erbinoungsIinie @s
beiBt. Dab bon Souhbooten Der Ser.
iu6 1ennht poroan it, Die aa6cl'
itntion mlf Den g[3orer.SnieIn al
3eritoren. Ole 6ortige Stoot &orlta
Del @ono muroe BON einem Sailtl.
boot bei6oIien un0 Gin i'm Sofeu lie.
genoes merchandise transport.
ifiif angegriffen.
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pfcrScflcii1 als
N~abrmn0snittcI!

Sarris6urg, ga, 5. SuIi. 80 9ie
8enniplbouia gtabrnugsmittel aom'
miiiion bot entihieoeh Dab bon lett
al aud 8iegen., 9feroe. unO @lauI.
eielileiih inter Dem @eies bertduft
merOcn bari, bod lit oasielbe Der
Snipeftion unteriporfeit.
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Der hmS6elmmcSel
i'm BmnbeSienat!

@oibington 5. sui. 6iibrer
Der @egierung modten beltte ben
gpriid, ben 9robibitions8uiaa our
HahrlngsnIittl aontroaierlmgs.
gorlage 5lir abitrmmlng at bringen
d6er mebrere 9efIrmorter 6es
.inlei0emeilts abneieno fuaren, mur.
Sc bic a[bitimmliug bon ben n2rode.
lau binterfrieben.
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Imcrikancr crRaltcn
franz. Rric9skrcm5!

Haris, 8. Snli. q. s. Butler
BON gleru gort, q. .. @oulo BON
&pleoo, S. ID. @rierman bon gtelu
gorf lut0 q. 8. gubintom bon
Gbieago, @itgIieoer oes amerifoni-
lden 4mbulan6. Corps. muroen
Ourd Die @crIeibuig ops irau5oii.
i6en &riegsfrel5es ansge5eIdrlet.
General Gouruilo bon Der irau50li.
iten qrmee iiberretdtc Den Gnleri.
fonern oas areu5 init &orteu Der
9lnerfemung fir ibreH irlbitloicu
Gieuit i'm Snteraiic 6rautreifS.
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Bonn 8lib eridlaaen.

Ger orei Mleilen nor66ltlih bon
Council Bluffs Iebenoe Garmer
5rnnt O.. Glanngan mir6e bettte
Oormittag nobe iainem 6ouie BON
8Iit getroffen unO itiir8te auf Der
Steae tot nie0er. or mar AZ Sabre
alt uno hirterIdBt feline 8itroe.
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Die wicncr
tDcrSen bcFMbi9t?

gfon, s. Suri. - 2dut beutiser
aus @ieu eingetrofienen geridtea
mur0e bort elm BON Der Hegieriung
erlaiIeaes Manifeit b%erofientlidt,
norm Die 0eiterrcider tuegen Der
reltcn ruiiii6en Gficuiipe berabigt
lDeroen.
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ucttueoens S6iffs>
Dcrlmite i'm Jmni!

aon0on, 8. SuIf.-8ie norDegi.
Ale Geianotidoft in 2on6on gibt
befaunt. naB I'M @ionat SUM 43
norueaiide Shiffe bon %5uinmmen
1896 IonnengeboIt ourd Enud.
bootp o0er Minen berienft uor6en
iino; bierbei BADEN 26 8erionen
lit Qeben DefIoren.
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Sem gorf, 5. SnIi. = Cine 70
leiiale 9reisiteieerirng 0eg ~@bis
fen" Miro bier propbe5eit. gerihie
oene Gorten boben id)on Jest einet.
RreisduFidlog bcn 80 8roSent oui
gu ueiiel. God 1T oieies nlsr Der