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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21
Department

Frank Chiniago was before Judge Oliver H. Williams in the Third dis trict court, Monday, on the charge of assau1ting with Intent to kill Giuseppe the charge and furnished a bond of ,o0o for appearance at a hearing to be held next Friday. John Turano and his wife Nunziata. are the sureties. police that on Saturday night of the week before last the two men were in Canal street saloon and indulged in fusilade of words. during which Sal names" They were kept from each other by friends on that night.
 Last Saturday night both men were in another saloon In the same street, seated at separate tables. with few of their respective friends. Shortly before II o'clock Sslvidio left the sa- loon. He was closely followed by Chi niago. Anticipating trouble, friends followed the pair Just as soon as ed him down and stabbed him in the back. the police believe with stiletto. although the accused claims he used a pocket knife and that in seif-defense. When friends reached the scene Sal vidio was on the ground. face down wards. with Chiniago astride of him, with knife. stiletto or some other sharp instrument in hand. Salvidio was res cued before any more injury was in hicted. Two hours afterward Chfniago was arrested at his home near Dunn's corners by Policemen West and Nit chell
 James Cohen, a Providence man. en- ployed at Richmond, pleaded guilty to the charge of intoxica tion and paid fine of s2 and costs of s3.So.
 Fire practically destroyed the plant of the Ashaway Clay company, Satur- day night, entailing a loss of per-
 
 ance protection. The fire originated in the engine room from some unknown cause but believed to be spontaneous combustion. as no fire had been in the building, or under the boilers for three days, plans being made to install cleo tric power. The watchman discovered the blaze when not of great propor- tions, but due to Jack of steam the fire alarm whistle could not be sound ed, and to get assistance he called upon those who resided nearby to aid him fin fighting the blaze. The Alert Hook and Ladder company was called from Westerly, and. as soon as the watchman at the Potter Hill mill saw !he blaze he sent in an alarm. The people of the village turned out and a line of hose was stretched from the hill and a stream did effective work in checking the progress of the blaze As there was steam at the Clay works the fire pump there could not be operated.
 It is fires of this nature where the triple-action motor apparatus to be installed at Watch Hill will come in to play. provided the Watch Hili fire
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21
Ends Dyspepsia And
 Stomach Troubles
4 MaHnesis Bath for the Stomach Ncutralizes Dangerous Acids That Cause Indigestion, Gas and Heart burn.

It is useless dangerous and unneces- sary to be tortured with the sour, Sassy. burning pains of indige gestfon. heartburn. gastritis and dyspepsia when a teaspoonful or a few tablets Of ordinary Bisurated Magnesia taken in a. little water will promptly end the trouble without hurting the stomach in
 Bisurated Magnesia quickly masters digestive disturbances because It reaches the real source of stomach trouble e-an, excess of acid in the stomach which poisons and irritates the stomach lining and causes the ment and burn. Bisurated Magnesia soa ks right down into your acid-in- famed stomach and quickly cleans out and neutralizes every trace of excess acid that Is present. cools. soothes and heals the stomach walls and makes the food contents bland and sweet. All the pain and discomfort, the gas. wind. sour rising ard full. bloated feeling vanish like magic. You can almost hear your stomach say thank you. Relieved of the acid, your food digests naturally and painlessly. You eat what you please and never fear indigestion.
 It does not matter whether you have only occasional attacks or lave long standing chronic case of stomach trou- ble. it Is practically impossible to take
 The genuine Bisurated Magnesia is dispensed by leading druggists every where in both tablet and powder form. Be sure to ret Bisurnted Magnesia-h in ncufd. milk or lump form 1t is not genuine.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21
Draft 'Enn, GuickI

Italians with the gun are bagging robins by the hundreds in Evergreen cemetery, Portland. Now there Is as fine an opportunity for Italian sharp shooters somewhere In Italy" as there is for American boys somewhere in France" Might as well be shooting Boches as birds-Lswiston Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21
Not 2 Cheap Country.

The fact that the American public is no longer eating cheap food doesn't mean that it is becoming aristocratic in it's habits. There is no such thing as cheap food.-Kansas City Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21

exemption on trumped up grounds - Oh, no. Just refuse to eXenr' st-'' At once a more Christian course and a more patriotic one upon The p-,- a- members of exemption boards.-Louis- yille Courier Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21

bill expressing the Industrial Workers of the World has been passed the Australian parliament.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21

Foreman Phillips of the state board of public roads force, in charge Of state highway work now being done in the adjoining town Of Hopkinton , reported to Police Chief Brown. Mon day, that thirteen empty tar barrels had been stolen from the roadside that they had been loaded on a motor truck that headed towards Westerly. Policeman Frederick T. Mitchell was detailed on the case and within an hour he had recovered the stolen bar with the theft of the barrels. Officer Mitchell ascertained that a couple of men were collecting oil and tar bar rels from the Bradford Dyeing asso- citation and were loading them in car at Bradford He went through the lot. found the ones stolen from the state board of public roads, ard had them stored in the Bradford freight depot.
 He brought the two accused men to Westerly and placed them in the po- lice station, and subscribed to the complaint charging them with theft They are William Madden of Paw tucket and Henry Rooke of Providence given them and later said they pur- chased them for twenty-five cents apiece. Officer Mitchell told them that he believed they took a chance and did not get away with It. They will he arraigned in the Third district court.
 They were arraigned in the Third district court. before Clerk Clarence F. Roche. and pleaded guilty. fine of $25 and costs of s7.S0 were imposed in each case, and promptly paid.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21
Local laconics.

Miss Mabel Saunders, clerk in the office of town clerk, is on two weeks vacation.
 Rev. Joseph L. Peacock. librarian of the Westerly Public library, has re- turned from two weeks visit in Northf1eld.
 Miss Natalie S. Hazard, an assist ant librarian of the Westerly Public library, is back on duty after a Va cation of two weeks.
 Miss Agnes Brodie. who substituted for Miss Hazard in the Westerly Pub lie library during her vacation. sub stituted Monday for Miss Marie Zan- grandi.
 Captain Robert G. Thackeray. for merly of Westerly and captain of the tIlery staff. has been appointed quar- termaster at Fort Adams.
 At the recent inspection and mus ter of Company c. Pawcatuck, Third regiment, c. H. G.. by Major Charles P. Williams. every officer and member was present or accounted for.
 Chief Ed P. Teed of the Stonington fire department has issued cards showing the numbers of locations of the boxes of the fire alarm system as recently installed. Eight blasts of call for B company, c. H. G. .e5
 Vincent de Pietris formerly of wes terly and prominent in organized la Dor work, now of Waterbury. has been accepted under the selective service law. He says: Although opposed to war, I must take the matter phiioso- phically and unfiinchingiy serve the country when called upon to do so."
 Westerly will be represented in the
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21
MOOSUP

Stars Defeated by Ekonk Union Team Loses at Waureean-Method odist Out
 ing at Ocean Beach Greatly Enjoyed
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21

How to Treat the Slackers. "D--n the stacker who demands
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21
COURT CASES IN WESTERLY
Matters Disposed of At Mondays Session-Fre Damage Saturday Night at Ashaway Clay Plant May Reach $6O000, Partially Covered By Insurance-Automobie Accidents-Tar Barrels Stolen From State Highway Department

districts consents to have the appara- tus leave the district.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21
Some members of the South County

Some members of the South County Rod and Gun club participated in the trap shoot of the NarragHnsett Gun C.-b. Sunday, at Nooseneck hill The ~as of ln so rmp ner caa5 classes % W,.h a an for those with a percentage below 80 In a field Of 22 in A class, John Sherman, of Westerly was first with a score of 46 of q possible 50. Aloysius Twomey and Alfred H. Chapman of Westerly tied for second place. John Baker was first and Harry Copper weight second in the B class
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21

Carl Swanson of Bridueport and Robert Jerome of Providence. riding in small automobile from Bridgeport to Providence, met with peculiar ac- cident when at Wequeteouock. 4 front and rear tire fattened at the same time. the became unmana Reable and toppled over a it struck a stone wall. Swanson was pinned under the car and was extricated by men who happened to be at work in the vicin- ity. Both men were brought to Dr. Scanlon's office. Swanson was in a semi con sctous condition. suffered a 'Iemorrhage of the brain and was In : jured internally. He also had cuts over the right eve and right side of the head Swanson was sent to the Rhode Island hospital. Jerome's in iuries did not require hospital treat ment.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21

districts consents to have the appara- tus leave the district.
 It is rumored that net only the Rhode leland field artillery battalion, and the ambulance company and cav airy squadron. but also portions of a part of the Twenty sixth army di- vision, that will soon make . trans atlantic trip. The cavalry squadron will be equipped at once with machine position the coast artillery will take in the division is in a sense that of regiment of volunteers. The coast ar tillery is a regiment by itself and hae about 2500 men in the roster. Sue! companies as elect to join the divisio- to be sent to France, will be allowef to join it, but the question as to tf method of selection Is not made ciea It is understood that if the entire dis trict of twenty. companies votes to gc selection will be made from that for nation.
 The report that the coast artillery corps, or a portion of it, is to leave so soon. is revelation 10 most Of the people Of Rhode Island, who held the idea that this branch of the guards men were to remain for long time at the forts in Narragansett Bay, Bos- ton and New Bedford.
 There was automobile incident in Dixon square, in connection with a slight ta1l-end collision TWO autos of Rhode Island registry headed to- wards Elm street when the leader suddenly stopped, without signal and the one in the rear struck and bent one of the lenders of the forward car before it could be brought to stand still. The owner of the damaged car imm ediately made claim for the pay ment of S10. The chap in the other claimed he was not to blame for the accident but was willing to pay for the damage done. He said the claim was excessive and would not pay that amount. Policeman Curtin stood near and he, too, believed the demand to be excessive. Finally the S5 was handed over. and the fellow who received the five in his hivver. was about to proceed when the policemen asked to see his license, He couldn't produce and he was invited to the po- lice station. When arraigped In the Third district court he paid a fine of s and costs of s3.S0. The driver of the other car produced his license.
 Carl Swanson of Bridqeport and Robert Jerome of Providence. riding
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-03
Sncdftikd gcgen
uc9crsH ckrMticrMng!
SHrdfet, bic Gineebprenen iperOcn
id mad benz ariese sesen
@eike anflcbnen.

Sm So1e, 8. augu1t. SIN ab.
georonetenbouie Der iiiodfritaniihen
Union it, tuie aug @opitaot genieI.
Oct miro, pieoerum energiid gegert
Die 9eri@idrmg BON iiioafrifaniihen
@ingeborenen tia6 europa prote.
Itiert tpor6en. Wean lit in Der Union
oIlgenein Der anltdt, oo6 Ole See
ger, Die fir ale mogIi9en Arbei.
ten biuter Der eitgliiden itno fran.
.5oitihen Sront pertuonot neroen,
nad Dem &riege, tpetn iie erlt nie.
Der in Die Seimat 3uriiftrnnspor-
tiert worben fino, Die autoritdt Der
8eiBen niGt mebr anertennen ttno
gepiiie &edte bennipru6en peroen,
bic ibren Biz iebt pefpcigert ipor0en
limo,
Ser GHbrer Der uniouiItii6en
8artei, Smort, eob I'M Gerlaufe
Der iiber 6ieie an9elegenbeit itatt-
%firoenoen 0ebotte bic GrflGrltne
.ab, 0te Ginse6orenen bitten fid)
bereit erfl1rt, I'M Stttepeiie Der @e.
re6tigteit rn6 Der 3%ioiliiation in
ben Ieiben Der IQiierten 8u
fdulpfen, oa aud ibre 8ufunft bon
Dem 4usgange oes arteges ab.
bdn9e.
giner ser nationoIiItii6en Gii6,
rer, murtuea, fiibrte 0agegen aus,
es fei gera6e5u Idherli6 81 BE-
boubten, odB &nffern unb Soften.
totten fir Civilization anO aultur
tdntpften. suBeroem entiprehe Die
@rtl1runG Die 0eger meloeten fifJ
freiDiqig bel cen britii6en Refru-
tierungsiteaen, feineswegs Der
@o9rBeit Sm @egenteil pilroen bic
Ginge6orenen, falls fie iid nidt
our6 8eriprehungen aGer grt ber-
Iofen loiien einfah 6ur9 &riigeI
beranlobt fi6 ben 6ritii1en
9ruppan unb arbeiter. Solomon
on5ni6deBen. Gs iei fem 8lnoer,
OaB Die S6mor5eft, Die 0as fl1g-
lide 8eriogen Der elrop1iiden
aitltur duf Seiten Der entente nit
eigenen 4itgen dilfeben niiiIen, ie.
Ben Geipeft bor oen @eiBen uno
ibrer lteberlegenbeit nerl0rer.
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Ams Columbus, ucbr.

Na6 iiber atunnaiei6brieer gl6tpe.
ienbeit lit stephen Gerber Jet mie.
Der gum eriten 1laIe in Columbus,
nm iciner Wtlttter, 5rou Eberein
@erber, nno ieiuem grloer 6reo
Gerber einen MISREPRESENTATION Be
fub a65uItatten. SER Gerber lit bel
Der Snternationalen Interchangeable
ifnft IN G~alifortien a1seiteIlt uno
bat fir DipIelbe peiteebetOe gieiien
nod Su0. Amerita iopie China,
@l1sfa uil0 nod onoeren &dnoern
unternontmeu.
Aompagnie S bonn 4. glebrasfa
M%eginlent, nelde felt Dem 2. @pril
NIT Der BeiDa1ung Der Coup Htber
Bride neltli1 Der Staot betraut
NOR, bat lid am Mittpod mittag
nuf Doberen 9efebl nod Sort
Groof begebeu. Die Union 8ncific
Balm miro lett tpie0er lire eigenen
8riidenDdhter aniteaen.
8em ndbe Doell iDobnen0en Sor.
1aer Sermann Sod plr0e ieiu 5or0
geItobIen ais er iid in @Dmore be.
fnno. @r mill bemieuigeu Der inn
oos glltto mieoer beridnfft, cine De-
Iobnung bon $25 5ablen.
M1rtin 8rentnaa nur0e Sums.
tag abero Gde Der 6. ltlt0 Court
Gtrnbe bon Sim 8riutportb, Der
nuf ieiren olten Sugen nod oas alt-
tontobtlfabren lernen mill, ilberfah.
rem mo erbebIid perlebt. ST mrtroe
mad Or. Sails 5mdtorium ilber-
fiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-03
Sin qe6en83eiden INN Or. @enner.

81. s. Henner, Der oeuti6e 8io.
n%ieror8t 1uto Soltrttaliit bon 9e6ras.
ia. Der IN Ser Wlitte Ser S0er itebt,
i6rei6t Der $ribitlte alts Saiting8,
gteb, Ous ~iolgenoe:
Dit beutiser 8oit erIou6e ib mir,
S9nen Elm lGngIt ais Dem &erIag
beridmun0enes Merf Der Nidtsnii.
ier gdrtei 8lim @el6enf 5l iiberien-
Den. meldes I'M 10 nertpoaer miro,
neil Die i6longenfopfige 8rut Der
Iilgneriiden 5rentoenbaiier NIT Der
9ouer oas iGredlihen ariegps luie-
Der 5unimmt llro bic aagemeine
9rloeridaft Ger eingeborenen nn6
eiugeiuonoertet Auleritaner be6robt
mie in Den Sabren 1853-1S55.
Bite, Die 3ltienoung nod Selbep
81 itreiden, ga id borlGufig fnie6er
BET meinem Sobn 9ercD bier In So.
things mein IomaoenIe6en fibren
lDer0e, 10 lang Dos 2Gmpden fiji.
dert, mas aGlem Qni6ein niGt Ionge
mebr nebneh Miro"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-03
Gulb 1T Sie garOle.
Gmerifaniide @erii6ernng in
6ranfreid muf in .@ulO
5a6len.

garis, 8. 9(ugnf.- Sran8oiiide
@eridte baben ioeben enti6ie6en,
ooB Observation-Disclosures oie
fid IN ibren &olicen berpflidtet boz
ben, 8rdmien in @oIo orBsusab.
len, tros berdnoerter 8erbaltnifie
an 0ieier aIaliie[ eebunSen fn0.
Ser observation-disclosures iuor BEL elmer
ainerifoniiden @eieaidoft beriifert
lno in 1916 gum @mpFong bon
'$t3,500 beredtigt oeren Qrs.
3abtang in @oIo ieoo9 init Der
9egriin0lng berpeigert mitrbe, oaB
oltrd 0aS 8eicb bonn s. auault
1914 Die 3irfulotion bon Gopier.
.eelo dn9eoronet mar.
Sil Der 8egrin6une ibrcr @nt
ideiouDg iogen Die @eridte, es lieat
I'M Sntereiic ser 9effentIidfeit ooB
fi6 Die ameritonifd1e @eriiderungs
geieQidaft Itrift an ibre gerpflid
tltngen baIte. I'M 10 mebr, ols sitr
3eit be8 6daigfeitstermins in 1916
Die Ser. Staaten lire nertboae
Gooperation ben ouiierten Mdh-
ten nod nitt 5ugeiagt batten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-03
MuS Dem SITUATE NlebraSta!

IGnsere ~Qtittotoiir nod COLORADO on.
getreten.
Or. GEO. 0ioeoer b6It fi6 in Sos
4ngeles, Col, ouf, ltno mir6 bort
mebrere Monate bleiben.
@ei Der Samilie Scrnon @moloi
i'm Aloa Sopnibip bat elm fleines
Sobndeu lem @ri9eiuen gematt.
8fpei iligell0lide Serlmitreiter,
Dan 0iiles mo Sooges, Die bier
berltmllneerten. obtte ii6 noH 4r.
belt itm3uiebett pllroen at flint
reip. 5ebn 9dgen @ef1nenis perur.
teiIt.
goter @oIfe Der 9opIun i'm ct.
5rancis SoipitaI, mar einiae Gage
biHbur9 beoeltliG ertranft, bod
gebt es ibm mieoer better.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-03
Sas g~riefaebeimnis.

Sic 8oitoerpa[tltnq, obpobl ibr
oerartige Observation-Disclosures
mebrfnd bonn GougreB perIagt muir.
Den, etltpideIt ii6 immer nlebr All
elmer @inridtltna, Die ON Sic 0unfel.
item 3eiteu Der SSnquiiition erinnert.
Mtan bralldt fein So5ioIiit Su iein,
Die gertpeigerung oes 9ofoer.
ian6ts io5iaIiitil6er 9l1tter. MIR
lpcil bic BARN oitsgeiprodenen 4is
iidten nidt NIT oenert Der leifen6en
Greiie ibereinItimmen, entidieoen
81 bernrteiIeu. llno ieoer giirger
bat Elm Gedt o1gegelt Su proteItie.
rem, 0oB Bic in SSronfreidl Dor Der
groben &epolution ~beltehenoe
gSdpar8e 9nmmler~ I'M sfreien"
2lulerifa wieOer ms 2eben aeruien
luerOe. Gas griefgebeingis louie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-03

aud benz eineefleiidteiten @iiro.
fraten beilig fem. DaB es 6ies ge-
%genpdrtig nidt lit, ergibt iid aus
Ben Dor Dem Yoitpelen. @usIduB
erbobenen acknowledgement Slpeier
&onerebmitglieoer, @eter Sagiie.
Democrat, unb Sreoerid 9alinger,
Gepublifnner. Scr. &oqle bebaup.
tete, bab cine erSbere glnaabl bon
ibm geldriebener un0 an i'm ges
ri9teter griefe bon &oitbe6or6en ge.
0ffnet un6 iDieoer geid(oiien ipor-
ben paren. SD ipre9e ni6t bon
Soreniagen," benerfte Ser Ia.
que, niouoern bo6e oieie griefe
leIbIt geieben." aitf einem bon ibm
porgepieienen 8riefumidlog bobe
Die @oit o%eitempeIt: gSSn i9le1ter
8%erfaiiung empfangen~ Inn oos
.0effnen oes 8riefes GIT perbiiIleu.
4ebnli6e 8ei6per0en erbob &err
9oainger, Der erpGbnte, DAB ielbIt
~regiitrierte 8riefe on i6n ee0ffltet,
no9l1iiig ipieoer gei6lolIen uno
.ibm nit ein. Bis 3peitdgiger Ser.
56eerung 8ligeItellt plroen. Gin
.neiterer 8elge mar Sbomos s.
Slabertp. Sefretdr Der 8ereinigltng
bon @pitangeItellten, Der beri6tete,
o1s @oitarnt babe mebrere SnIpef.
loren in Sen 8obl6e8irf zines
aongreBaboeoroneten entIon6t I'm
ibn our6 aontroIle ieines 9rief.
berfebrs netpos at3ubdngen". ga.
que fiigte bin5u, 6aB er bon 9etef.
.tiben oes Hoitomts berfolgt nor.
ben lei, nnhoem et gegen einige
bon 0ieiem geipiini6te 8epiqigun.
gen eeitimmt botte. Ser General.
..poitmeiiter beitrtt in etnem GGrei.
ben Ole Qngdben 6lobertps, neines
entlaiieuen glngeiteIlten@ uno be.
5eidnet iie ols boaig er1nOIos.
Ser altsi6uB fir 8oitpeien pirb
Iid nabriheinli9 ie0oh nod tpei.
ter nit Der Sdde befafien. SSn ie.
benz Safe aber ioqten bic @erren
neutrality-suspicious. oitf oeren
griin0Iide ltnteriudung beIteben.
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grldieht ieinen fleinen NrnNer.

Rorfolf, gteb., 5. Sui. Das
bieridbrige 50bnden 0cg qofulre.
onftelirs aar[ Steifen bon Der .gor.
foIt 9ailp Reps" lit 0as 9bicr bes
Gpielens nit Dem S6ieBgelpebr ge-
noroen. Sein ad)t Sabre offer 8rl1.
oer aarI fletterte 3ierstag morgen
ans ieinem 9ett berous, ergriff elm
@enebr uno fenerte IN ibieiertifer
46iidjt ouf oas gett, IN Dem iein
8riiOerdeu ur0 ietue 5ehnj66rige
Gdmeiter 8oa idliefen. 9as @e.
melr ging los, liro Der tleine Brit
Der fdrO niif Der SteIIe oelt go6.
Die SdmeIter miro pieoer eeneIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-03
Rod mc6r Bier anf Oen @runb beS
Secs.

2ipcoln, gteb., 3. 2[ugult. - 8e-
barrlidfeit fiibrt gum 3teGI = gtah.
Dem erlt bot lpenigen Eagen altf Dem
@rnn0 Oes gr1ital Safe elite groBf
Mlenge Bier in 6Iaiden bon agen-
ten oes Stootes entoedt unb ge6o6en
tpor0en iparerl, ftrtD iekt %ipieoeritn
maize Gafota GitD $50 Gllort gier
un0 q @alonen 8bisfep oltf benz
@rltnb oes Sees oufgefunben uno
ans &ngeslidt ~beior0ert moroen.
SIM gau5en bat Der See lett bereits
ettpo 1000 Qnnrtflaiden Nier uro
mebrere 6oB 8biste9 beroil8oeben
miiiieu.
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5iir bic bcaHden @Httcr.
Intiuprtct Ocnt 2onboner SaM Gaine
bic SdriftiteLerin Clara &icbig.

lleber amiteroom itno 2pnOon
marc bier Elm in BET a&oInilhett
8eitung" erifienener logennnnter
Sffener 8rief Der SbrtftitelleriH
Clara @iebig befannt, Die borin Dem
Saa Goine bon 2oroon be6iielidl
leirtes iiingiten @ppels Dgtn 9euti6.
LAMBS @1iitterl4 ontiDortete. lln6
atpar iest 6ralt 8ietig 1itseinnnoer,
oaB Die oeltti6en @tiltter nidlt fir
ben Altsbrud] ooer oie @%erlGageritng
oes arieges berantportlid ieiet;
06aSlcl6e gilt 70 fd9rt Die Gdrift.
itelerin tuortlia fort, afiir Die oelrt.
i6e Aegier1ine, Die Dor Gelttldlanos
Miitteripelt nit reinen 9dnben bin
treten fam. 9enn ale Seltihen
Miltter itno 0abon iiber5eugt, oab
MIR gnglonos @roberitngsgicr ben
arieg beruriddt babel"
ge5iigli1 Der 8omboroierltitg bon
Garlsrube iogt Die S6riftItellerin
Damn: D8ipeibunoert &inoer mur0en
aetotet, uno babel lit a~nrlsrtibe fein
mifitdrii6er 3entraIpintt. ltn0 Ole
ie aorlsrlber OFFER 1dreien gum
@itnneI en1por, fpdbren0 Gle 2on6o.
ner 0pfer MIR Die englii6e ge9ie.
ruug ielbit oittlagen fonnten. Gem
2onoon boS mirfli9e &riegs1er5
bon England, ioQte iton ldrsit BON
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-03

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