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Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-09

EGGS for matching; pure bred R. !. Red. White Wyandottes. Barron White Leghorns; $1.5O setting of 15 eggs Fred Hagberg, R. E. D. $. Tel. 1864-l5.
 FOR sALE-Wood in stove lengths. Phone 646-5. J. Siegel feb20d
 FARM for sale or to rent; the Pat rick Shea. farm, in Canterbury, two miles north of Canterbury Green, on BrookIyn road consisting of 265 acres Address P. L. Shea. 169 Howard St., New London, Conn. feb16d
 FOR SALE - Thoroughbred o. l. c. pigs for delivery when eight weeks old; as good stock as in the state. Tele- phone 1S6l-1S.
 FOR SALE-1e15 Rec. overhauled and newly painted, guaranteed, at $550. The Fr1sbie-McCormick Co.,, Majestic Ga rage. tan27d
 FOR SALE-Greatest real estate bar gain In Norwich; Buckingham home on Washington St.; Broom house, most substantially built, which cost over $50,000 to build also 2S building lots and 40-foot street. Price for residence and the 2s lots, S1O,0OO. Address Real Estate Exchange, New London. Conn.
 je21daw
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-09
FoH SALE

FOR sALE-One 1916 Cadi11ac eight roadster. special extra equipment; an unusual offer. Inquire at the Imper1& Garage marsd
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-09

FOR SALE-Farm of 115 acres, To- cated on state highway which passes through said farm; buildings consist of 20-room house arranged for two families, barn, tobacco shed, granary, icehouse and other small buildings, standing on slight elevation, command ing a fine view of the village of Filing ton, Conn.,, and surrounding country; land is fertile and well watered rum ming water from spring supplying house and barn; can have electric lights, telephone; ten-minute walk from East Side station of Hartford and Springfield street railway, near post office. public library, school, church. of stock, cut 75 tons of good hay last season; milk may be sold at farm; or chard, Is acres of woodland. This is an all purpose farm and the deceased owner made a success. Price of this can be secured. as it is very desirable investment This fine property must be sold to close an estate. Call or ad- dress Marshall E. Charter. Admr., FL IiuEtOn. Conn feb24d a
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-09

FOH SALE-A new m5lch COW. Jacob Rubin, near Newent Church, Lisbon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

trict bar examination given in Decem-
Der: Robert d. Burbank. Marietta c.
Deehan. Judah L. Emanuel, Morris L.
Friedman. A. Paul Hines. Andrew Jor
dan. Watson p. Newton. Edwin F.
Rowe and Eileen Sweeney
w. E. Chapman. II, is United States
consul at Nogales. He sent a letter
from his post to the dean of the college
on the occasion of the annual banquet.
Kappa Beta Pi Sorority gave a thea
ter party Thursday evening. with the
Misses Stewart, Hogan and White as
hosteSses.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. honorary
dean. has gone to Atlantic City to
spend couple of weeks.
The class of 1919 held q debate re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18
To Push Juvenile Court Bill

Every effort will be made BY friend
to have the District Juvenile Court tsil
enacted into law before the close Of tbs
present session Of Congress-. The bin
was sent to conference yesterday. the
conferees on the part of the Senate be-
ing Senators Pomerene, Hollis and D1l-
bingham and on the part Of the House,
Representatives johnson. Hillard and
Tinkham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18
CAR COMPANY APPEALS.
W. B. and E. Co. Takes Scala DAM
age Case to q. S. Supreme Court.

A petition for a writ of certiorari in
the case Of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company versus Catherine
Scala, who was awarded damages of
$500 in the District courts because of
the death of Joseph Scala, who was en-
ployed as a conductor on a trolley car
of the company, was filed yesterday
with the Supreme Court of the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18
held an alumni and rush

recently held an alumni and rush
smoker.
Phi Sigma Kappa viii, hold dance at
the chapter house next Saturday night.
c. B. Des Jardlns, 10. is in the city on
business and is stopping at Phi Sigma
Kappa house.
The midyear election Of the Columbian
Debating Society resulted In the choice of
the following officers: President, Bates NJ.
Stovali vice president, G. L. Hall; sec
rotary, l.. NJ. Dent; treasurer. @. V. Wei
kert critic f. Penden. and chairman,
press committee r. .. Murphy. The or
ganization is planning an active season.
Washington College of Law.
The following graduates of the Wash
ington College of Law passed the Dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

Gently on the proposition That Con-
sress should provide for compulsory
military training of every physically
qualified man for one year. beginning
July i. following his eighteenth BIRTH
day" The affirmative side was taken
by Mr.. MEidens, Mr.. Killian ard Mr..
Beebe. The negative, which won the
debate, was supported by Miss Donnelly
and Mr.. Woodruff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

line from Washington to Glen Echo.
He was hit by a trolley pole alleged to
have been left negligently in danger
Gus proximity to the track. He died
within thirty minutes after the acct
dent.
The Court of Appeals upheld the YER
dict of the jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18
Sister Cora Succeeds Sister Sarah,

Sister Cora of st. Margarets Sister
hood of Boston has come to this city
to temporarily take charge of ST.
Johns Orphanage of st. Johns Church
at the request of the rector of the
church, to succeed the late Sister Sarah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

The emergency rations Of our SOL
diers consist of three bread and meat
cakes and three pressed chocolate tab
lets.
Forty-one women out Of every hun
bred marry between the ages of twenty
and twenty-five.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

She arrived last Wednesday and ssss
charge of the institution. II has not
been decided as yet whether she will
be permanently appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

SeIden NJ. Ely, SUPERVISING pTIhcIpaI
of the fifth division. and Mrs. w. b.
Hardy, president of the Home and
school Council of the District of Co.
lumbia. were the principal speakers at
? meeting of the Grover Cleveland
School Tuesday. Miss Frances Scher-
ger sang, accompanied by Miss S. B.
Jennings. The pennant for the grade
having the largest number of parents
in attendance at the meeting was won
by the Seventh grade. Tho meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

- USINESS High Schools semi
annual election of officers of
the general organization re-
suited in the choice of Merlin
A4nG.,,ire Yar. nnyernnr and Miss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-24

bprldufie nidts 3u Ipilrsn. go bunbelt
fd UNI BroInmen bon ben reiHgebedten
Siinen Der 4tiipndrs unb bduTig IinD
aud OieIs ipdrliHen arurren MIR ums
hldana nur Q0ber, in benz Ii4 Der
Sdten brat, Der ben anssiteLItsR feiter
an bic Gsislidaft fsFtln fo1.
Sir SbItem Der Y~snIionisrung alter
oOst inpaItoer GneeIteltsr beIteht bei Der
SntsrbOro 4. 9. erIt felt sinem Sahr
unD In elmer Jornl, Bite ipie cine Srpnts
FeruRg bieTsr Dunbamsntalforoeruns
fosiala Giiriorge nnmuttt. penItonss
btreatigt Fnb ale anseItelts, bic mins
befens Is Sabre uRupterbroden
i'm 0itnf Der geiealhaft esitanosn unO
bas 70. 9ebensiabr srreiht basen oOer
bausrno bienItuntansIi6 senOrOsn ino.
Die penIion hetrdgt l pro5ent liz
iebes 9ienRiabr Obs 8u 40 oes
0ur9fantttsGo6nes Der le b.
ten 5e9n Sabre, isOpa niht peni'
ger dIs $50 pro moRat. Gmpf6ngt pet
Notwithstanding steid8sitis aus Oet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-24

Ben ltnferri6t in 9ttriebsFrdgsa, Sptsls
pIGbs fir 8aishn. JuBbau, 9enuis ETC..
ausIlige, Bale, SabrestHen, cine 100
9lam ftarte 5iefbabntapeae, cine Nlos
natsidrift bic bon Der 9aAnleituHs bers
ausssgsben pirb. GreipdHe fir 6rautn
bon Q~nseFeIitn Il. a. biIDtR ben RsIt
Der girIpreetdtigteit, bic IN mauAem
gut uao fortTdrittfid, In pitlen puatttu
ahr nod lsbr UsrbsHsrunssbeoarFtig TT.
DIR Dor tursem bsrGFfenflidte Sab
rtsbtri5! Der SnterbDro fir bns &s4s
nuHgsiabr 1851 3tigte cine 3unahme
Der gruttoeiHnd9men UNI nabe3u 4 Wlils
lionsn Dollars (auf $39.s66 146.44)
unb cine 3unabms Der Qussabsn I'm
212 Milipnen (auf 1914 Milionea),
ipbaB cine Rtineinndhne bon iber %
Milionen, obtr mad Qb3ug aler Steus
ern uRb 3iRien ionis 4%mortiiatipns'
beir1ge auf Sppotbeten, SblisationsR,
@tiisn etc. Elm Temperatures RtitOeintoms
men BON iber 9 Uiaionen berblieb, mos
bon 7 WiaionsH our 4usidIttung elmer
ME iiblih 300 b~strageaben Dipibenoe
aaf BAG 4ttisntapitaI pom 3 Wliaionen
bnubt tpuroeH.
Rdh ben GtatiFiten bst offenilihtu
8erttbrsfommifioa, ben ein5igen. bic in
Details eingeben, bstrussn bic 4usgdbeH
fdmili6er ibr uRisrfteaten 8erttbrss
adjudication fir GaIdre unb s0bHs,
enIblieBlih ber Electromagnetic, i'm
Sabre 1915 runs 2S15 Milionsn Doll
lars, rpopon auf bic JuteTborO nod ni9t
Elm Driiisl sntfdnt. Qntott bds ius
b%etisrie aapital Der atiioHdre in flint
e5abren eur4 8ipibsnben al ner6pppeIn,
hdtien alio, fpenn man fid NIT Der flr
zine BEN 5FieutIi6en 9ertebr bisnsnoe
geIealddft gspib nidt gu iletnsn DiDia
beHbe bon 7To 6ssnigt, bic @thdlter
nnb 9olns Tdmtliher augsteaisn UNI
50qo srbsbt fDsrbtn f0nnm Gnsgefamt
nm AZ Winionen Dollars. Sns foats
ben leitenoen Serrsn gu Gmiit gefibrt
nerbsn, tpenn ie bsi iebem brobenosn
Gtrtit ihrer QnesIteaien non Der linz
m5plidGeit jammern, bic Qp~bnforbsrun'
agn AZ bepiaigeH, uno mem fs s5um
Gaubtbss 6FfentIideu Snterefes" gsgen
bic Streitsr bic YoIi3si 3u 5iIfe rufsa,
unoslernts arbsiitr fir Gtrdbsnbuu.
sfarmarkit etc. trbaItsn beute eiHsn
(aaerbines anormalsnl 9agsIobu ben 3
Bic 4 DoGdrs Bel a9titiinbiger 4rbeitss
aeit. Die arbeits5sit Der 9etrisbsang.s
felfen Der SntsrbDro Sariiette 1915
sniltkn a4t Gtunbtn (Wlotorfiibrer)
unb IL GtunSsr (aartsnbtrtdnfer, pors
ter ete.) taeIia bel siHsm @O9eHbisnR
bon Bis al pollen iisben 9agsn, 1T in'
bss bur9 bas I'm ansuH 1916 auf 2
Sabre etjhloFsns abtoHmen stpos rs
6n3iert pDrben. Die in bieIem abtom'
men eleid5sitis fsftssfesttH, beute gsIs
tenben QDbne bstraesn:
aar aonbutteure $3.50 (bsi 10itiin'
biesr arbitsseii), ua9 brsi Sd9rsu
| $3.50.
mir guarbs $3.50 (bei ~10Itiinbiser
arbeiisssif), mad brsi Sabren $3.50.
cir Wotorfihrn 1896 (bi 8itiiHbissr
arbtitsJsit), mad ft4g 5ahrsn $40.
sir pOrtsr $50 Gel 1~2FdHOssr
Arbsitlpitl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-24

(uIIo 20 prossat zines Dc8snIohnta
ki 96htbnriebtn),
Sn aranlbsltsfdnsn Hebsn ben anee'
IieIlten unb 0omiIleu 5ipet @eiellfdTtss
drsis sur aonIuItutipn (tiht our
oauernbsn 6eimbsbaublunG) FRET 5ur
@srTisuns, dnBtrbtm Elm Gbirurs uH0
0pIpAaIbsbanbiuns bi SpsrdtioHen unb
ihnersn Rrant6sittn, pftegsrinnsn be-
futen Rrants unb acknowledgement, bic
audi Notwithstanding erbdltsn,
unb Torsen duBsrbsm fir bic auridbleis
bsnben Gamilien.
Gin rSonnsnT1ttnlomitte" Iinosrt
aus ,inem BON ben angsiteltta aaIess
brahten 5onbs Gdls %beIouOtrsr glot.
ReItdurants an ben g%nDftatiDneH liefsrn
gum SslbatoIenpreis dnitdn6ise Wdbl'
5titen (eins Riaion pro Sabr). @rbos
lungsrdume nit asisJimmtru, asib'
bibIiot9si, qpol unb giIdrotiiden,
9ruuIsbdbsrn etc. IOrssn mad benz
DENT unb in Isinen guuIsn fir tOrpsr'
Ii6e unb geiItigs GtfriIduns. Set iibtr
stbn Sdbrsn mibt ih and Bic 2. W.
6. u. In Observation-Disclosures u. u.
I'm bic esiities unO murdliTde 8ortbiIs
baug Der 2tuts. Grett abenpiduleu GEE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-24

golsnSuue Sss Ritfsnipertss, bas I'm
@an5en 375 Biz 400 wiilionen Dollar
perinlinstn pirb, Sas tpioHalIte llnters
nebmsn Ieiner Qrt BARTLETT unb Qsp
gort in gs3ua duf 9sleismsiIsnldngt an
bic Spite aller Stdbte Der Wslt iielt,
nidt al oenisn. Der Montdgue Gtr.'
9unneI uuter BEN SAT- 9iber pirb
pprausi6tli6 i'm Rd4Itsn CONNER iers
tia Der gl1rf Ctr. SuHuei, bsr bic
MeitIeites 9inie Der Suterboro NIT ibrsu
9rootlbnsr Gtrsden berbiuoet, etpn hin
oieIelbs 3eit. Die Guitern 9iiiriets2is
ME RON 6er 6. gb,. in manbattan Ourt
bic IA. Ctr. untsr BEN Cat Riosr mad
Sat Gtp 0ort Toa i'm Sommsr 1919,
uno oas lebie Gieb, Der tunnel mad
Queens in 559s Der so. Str, GHOe
1919 bolenbet psrbeu.
BON ben uripringIi1 80 9pntrutten
bts 9nall9iems 5iub nur nod flint al
pergeben unb has Gnoe ors laufeuon
Sa9res piro bic msbr3ahl Der scplantsn
Suuptitredeu bersits i'm 9etrieb ie6eh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-24

bur& ftine gtitrdse mitesfadfs
fenen Safe arantsas ooer SHpaIibens
gtloer, 10 niro Die peniion aHf bic Dill
fertn8 8piIdtn bisitu un5 ben Inn Iouf
5ufshtnbea 9etra8 repu3tert. 9as Redt
aai lie tam auBerbtm inFOlge 2eils
nd6me an 4ustdnoen (aatsrbrpaentr
0unI) uEo ihlehtsr Blbrung" snts
3ossn psrosn. Iooab bic 9eieli6aFt stnt
art poli3tiIi9er aoRtrols aud iiber bas
priDatleben dusubt.
I'm alarfftn entbint f6 Der jp5iaIs
ritfdnbige Gaif oieiss .Sbltem5" in
bar 8.timmuRg, baB jdbrlia BON osr
@tIeaI6aIt nur $4,000 (aIIo nur 4
9roBtnt Der Sammt. bic ais 8i5ioeaos
van bic attipndrt eehD fir 9enfoHen
ausgeiebt anb hisIs ielbit ~rsauJiert fper.
ben ioaan, Fan5 per 9strae Ri6t aus
rei4t, Fe in Der oorgeitbsHsH 96tt ~
5abIen.
Die anseTteaItn Der Suter6oro fnb
bic MototfIbrer. Gle er6aIten nad bttl
boz sinsm Sabr feiigtitBt.n QobnItaIa
mad Isasldhrigsr 9isRIt5eit $4.20 pro
Sag uRb baden aIio mad 40jd9Iisem
guBuRter6ro6enen@ 9itHit uno gutter
Gi9rung anfprah auf cine qeniion BON
stpa $40 pro Node, Bite abtr rsoa5Etrt
psrbtn fam, fats bei Dem Itdupig i9
bsrsr0btrnbeH getrieb bic 8ab. bu pens
foas6srt9tigttH lb,r 1870 itsissR uub
allo me9r ais bic auzgeiebten $4,000
berlangsa fonte. (Dur9i9Hitt $3.50
pro Do9s. $3.50 pro Sa9r)
Sober aommentar erii6rigt f6 bttr.
pie SHterboro bat Dor ldHssrsr 9eit
Elm IoqsnaHntas rNelfart Department"
ias geben gerufen, bas biz io5ials gits
forge Der @efeaiAait uHb SsibitbiGe
Der angsiteaten otganiiiert Biz Qrbsitss
~koingungtn ear 2tuts iiueisrt uHo bic
ar66Itsn gliBItdnbe ab5HEieaeu beitrtbt
III. Die 9eifer iino alle b66ers geamte
Der GeIe1Inaft unB bon elmer Berries
ting Ssr Q~nssHeltsn 1T ni6t biz. aeOs.
8o ibr feine ~beIoHSsreH Rotten ers
na4lsn, bulotst bic Snttrboro forts
I4ritttiaen Grunbfdbtn. 90 bat fe
ouf eiaenen 0~runoHiidtn cine aeibe bon
Qdoen trri9tsi, bic 4~abrungsmittsl gum
Stl6floRsapreis an bic QnesItsDteR bers
taufsn. Sb in oisieH Sel6TtoIttnpreis
aud iFssnD pelhsr 8siras fir 2dbsne
miste singsf9lnHsn piro, eHi3isbt fd
datrbiHgs Der asnntnis, ba bos sBels
fare DEPARTMENT ieae QusiunIt uber
feline sGtigtsit oerneigsrt.
DitTt trlfrsdt Ftb nebsn Der peniioHas
audi aHF cine RranIsns, uHfans une
SteIbetaFs, bsreu Goubs bsga geitrdse
6sr auseTtsaten nlsiu uufgebraat ubsr
BON Der geIelfhaii mitoernultst pers
ben. Die lsBtsre itslt bafur 9srDals
tungarGams unb psrIonal unb eardns
tisrE bic 9srpfli1inngsn Der 9aHs.
gint RIdBabfrng bon Bsitrdstn giebt
% ni6t, ie6nh oarf Elm suiIaHsnsr ana
ssIRnisr inter stDiFeH gsDiHsunsea
meter 5ablen, nm iid bas Wlinimdls
EtrbgslO BON $3.50 gu i9ern.
Gin DarlebsnsIonbs eepdbrt mad
~brtimonatiger Dientssit 9arlehen ohas
Gi9erbeit biz sur 60bs bon spei Nos
denl01nsn, rdd5ahibar Had 5rti Mps
! den in Wo6enratsn BON 10 WEoisAs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-24

babnIInle nber bic E~ueensbcrc Nrlde. bic am
20. 5uIi erotfnet tuur0e uHo biz Queens oor
$oaennnns hes I'm 8dn bcgriifeHet HetieH
@nIt 9itper Iunneis In @obe oer 60. Str.
cine ntreite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mi
@sanbatiau brin5t.
B. q. .. GpnioIibateb q. q. Co.
8etrieb.
Q. Ste Nrpa6pab 1lefbubn, BE bereits aitf
Der Sirefe bon Canal Sir. 5ur IA. StI am
4. September In 9etrieb geHoulieH pnrbe nI1o
tn cen Ha9lien Monuten spii4en AZ, Str.
u16 9ehttebal Cit. feriil frroen lrll. yin
eiHe Sertigfteua1ng ber &uerfire6e lnter oeG
%. Cir. niio Der beihen tunnel oes arobeit
S6leiieHfpilems, ods Gueeis ibeI, Wlanbats
tan nit Sibsgrooilpn ber6jH0el, miro ieooh
crit i'm eaafe 6es ndbiten 5a9res eeoa1t
metoeH f6uieT.
10. Ger alsbun hes @roolbuer Sobbabri.
i%piteuts: briites @eleiie Wlbrtle abeHne Bis
4berbeeH Ctr. @ronbpd0 QtRie Gin Setrtebl;
Salnoicn Ieenue @erIdnqerma BET 8r91o'
uGu gInie bon Crescent Str, 9bpreB otls,
biz 9llfiftns glbenue (tellpefe inn Aetrleb):
&erbinogrB Der lltrebf @beHne giitie init Der
HeheH @H6Itailpn In @one0 Sslnno ltnf BE-
lrieh felt suit; uHb naS brittle Selelie Gut
Der @lgftle aosftle 2inte bon Bfoabipan bis
&edotf apeHle.
III Gle 8etldnperHue Der eriien 9iei6GbH bon
ber 4tiaalic nnS Slatbufb @periie 9noiiition
IN @rantIbn BITS 3urn @ditcrn Rarina1 lipdprs
inetnii4 t~eilpeiie AHfane 1918 ietii9l.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-24

Die gttamttoFsn Der Der Stabi ees
65renben Qinitn, bic DOR Sa6resfriit auF
S22000,000 gejddBt purbtn (popon
ca. $50 MiaioHsn dui bic Stabt 50
auf bic Snterboro anb Ia Niaionen
auf Bic q. .. NunieipaI aailpan gors
ppratipn entfitlen) iiHo ieBt hreiss auf
275 Milioasa Gtitiegea uno u08en ans
gsTidts oer aaarmaleH @er4dltniHe peis
ter Ittigsu. 3ablrei4e BET BIZ 9aaten
ausfibrenbsn llnternehmerfirmeu arbeis
ten bsua iGon NIT 8erIujt, bd bic Qrs
6eitslo6nt 3uIammen NIT ben Waterfall
prsiiea snorm ssitiegen fiub.
Die gdamt3abl Der bteiIigtn Girs
msu 6etrdgt iber 40. bic 3abI Der leute
an BEN 9aatea beI6dftistta 4raiteE
rano $4,000, Biz Fh inoes nit BET forts
S4reitenDtH bsrtigitelaug Der peridiss
bsnen Gtrsdta INNER psittr O%sFHiHbert.
Sn BEN nit Srei6IanoIdgan buraIeBs
ten 5sIsbebsa Rem Dorts bOteu bic Qrs
bitten ~5eitneils i9pierise pro6ltme bar,
bic a5sr dae ebtnio ME bic 8srlebrss
prpblms bei Der grneusruHg Der 9drlem
Bride unD Ner 9esuns Der 3. 9pAbabns
aeleiIt aldn5ene IbtrpunDgn Uur6an.
6dnb In 6aus NIT Sem 8au Hsusr @ers
febrsptSe sins sIeia5eitis Elm mooernen
aHforoeraustR entlpreataber Ansbau
BET 4!teH.
Die in 6er Sief6ahH btnuBttn Wos
~torpassH FnO felt Dem 1. SaHudr 1915
aae aus Stdhl unb aud bic nod bsrS
blie6enen .gompoTt" J4nbdngsr nereeH
aama6liA bur9 8au5@GtablsNdBsn cts
felt, 600 in 9sleauns). i'm ibrsrieits
nigasr aaf ben 6oababnn bic aasa
decentralization 5olapagfn 3u ptrbr6ns
gen. 8as SignallpIism pirb HdRois
neittr per6aFert (fsbe BAG 107 9ebel
ELECTROMAGNETIC SteafDsrt an Der
159. Cir. anb s. Apsnus) aHo oanf
anbtren @orF6ismaBrsseIH foDie elmer
{pHematii5sn g~r3iehnng bes qHb!itums
5ar Q4tiamisit nebneu bic uRgliidss
fdat adubis al. On betrus bic Sail
btI IAIale auF fGmtlidsn 5trabsHs,
5ohs unb 2iefbabnsn 8roB Rem Dorts
i'm Sabre 1915 40012 (223 aaf l. 10
Wiaiontn bef6rberter paFasitrt) uno
bic 3abt BIZ @stotsteH OILS auf ie eint
Miaion paFagisre (psnigsr dig balls 10
piet ME 1907. I'm aud isnt 4eHgits
lihen au brubiaen, bic bti isosr nnterz
queraag BIS 5abions unh Gaf aiDers
non tiHtm WaHereiRbru6 t%r6aHen, fei
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dnf 5ragtH Der Go5iaIfirIorse nidi
gang riidItdnbig lein, bsHa ft Itelen ~
febr i'm ai6i Der 0FFsntlidsn aritif,
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baber in sspiFsm GinHs BEN 3us ben
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-24

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ia grouIam fem. So risf er sinff eineni
Gffi5ier. ber cine piGtigs Melbuna iii
iberbrinssn bate, obsr laneTdm unh
borFdtis babertrabts, unpiaie su: .Rsb
ten Sie galopp, msiu Serrl Mean Eis
ben Gals brs6sn ioltsn, but dhnen Der
gtdot ben idou miHbsfteus se6umaI Be-
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als 1864 cine a6teiIunu 9raeonsr,
bic ppr ber bdniiden utbermadi bate
5uriidtpeiden maHen, obne ibrsn asuEs
uaHi sHrldfam unb Der unierpffisifr
meiHts. Der 2euinani mare gspib gefaus
gen genpmmsn porhsR, ba unterbrah i'm
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-24

Son bet TftbebaGn Biz suu eeftrH6ea GEprskbetrieb. - Stint
Mliaianen @affagers pro Sag. - SHnss Sabre 6Udbabn IN Oer
MetrOpOIe. 9s 400 WiaiOnen . Sualigfem.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-29
GOVERNOR PARDONS FORMER
 PENITENTIARY CLERK

Little Rock, March 29-Gov. Brough yesterday received many messages of commendation from all over the state for his conditional pardon of R. G. Anderson, former clerk of the peni- tentiary, who had been sentenced to six years for embezzlement and for gerry, amounting to more than $6,200 The condition is that he shall repay the state the full amount at the rate of S25 month.
 "I have been informed that there are many corporations that have adopted the same course toward em- ployes checked up short" said Gov. Brough. By this means, restitution is made of the money fraudulently taken, the man is saved the disgrace of felon's cell, but not relieved of the remorse which must follow him and the forcible reminder every month when he makes his payment to the state treasury, of his wrong doing, and he is given an opportunity to pro- vide for and protect his family, and to live down his past faults. The case is unique one, but one that am sure will meet the approval of the people"
The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-29
TO STUDY CAUSES OF
 ADULT ILLITERACI

Little Rock, March 29.-The first meeting of the State Commission on Adult llliteracy, created by act of the Legislature, was held today in the office of the state superintendent for the purpose of organization and the outlining of a campaign.
 The members of the Commission are State Supt. J. l.. Bond, Mrs. R. F. Milwee of Clarendon, Mrs. Clio liar per of Little Rock, George w. Reed of Fort Smith. w. A. Ramsey of Fayette- vile, Sam Criswell of Bradford Ury Mckenzie of Texarkana, U. C. Barnett of Dermott
 It is the purpose of the commission to make thorough study of the ex- tent and causes of adult iliteracy in Arkansas and to make recommenda- tions of methods to overcome it.
 The latest appointment on the com mission is Mrs. Clio Harper of Little Rock, president of the City Federation of Clubs, in place of Mrs. John Ike Moore of Helena, president of the State Federation, who was unable to serve
The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-29

We would appreciate it if you would call 242 when you know of anyone leaving town or arriving, a party of any kind or anything else that would go toward making a newsy town paper. Will you do it?
 Mr and Mrs. C. J. Hazel who moved here some time ago from Marked Tree, and bought the Lawn Hotel, have sold same to MT. and Mrs. A. T. Bratton, who come here from Delight The new owners have taken charge and have changed the name to the Hotel Bratton. Mir. and Mrs, Hazel returned to Marked Tree.
 At the Park Hotel: w. H. Hali- burton, T. w. Duck, L. A. Hemp, w. P. Vim, c. D. Davidson, Lee Conn, J. L. Maynard, c. c. Thompson, M. H. Schol, Little Rock; H. T. Reeves, Jonesboro; W. II. Heibock, C. II. Fer guson, Hot Springs; S. Q. Davis, Cur don; M. Rice, Cincinnati; F. H. Bruce, St. Louis; s. E. Bartley, Philadelphia; B. C. Galmer, Mt. Carmel, Ill.,; Wm. Hooks, Columbus; G. F. Dyer, TeXar- kama; T. E. Paxton, Camden.
 County Judge J. W. Franks is com plaining of the damage that is being
  done presumably by boys of the town, shooting or intending to shoot girds near the court house; and once in while the shot misses the mark and hits the wondows in the temple of justice. Should one of the shot ser iously injure someone, or kill them, the culprit would be as guilty under the law as if he had aimed with ma licious intent. Parents should warn their boys about this dangerous prac- tice.