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New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Ella M. Porter.

Following a lengthy period of in- validism culminating in . genAral physical breakdown Saturday from tn- juries to her right hip and shock re- suiting from fall from a chair, Mrs. Ella M. Porter. aged SS years. widow of Eli H. Portef. of IA Cedar street. died early today at New Britain Gen. eral hospital.
 She was born in Northheld. Mass, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Field. For many years she had been a res- ident of this city. One daughter. Miss Mary E. Porter of the Cedar street address, survives. The funeral was held at 3:30 o'clock this after noon with Rev. Dr.. George w. c. Hill pastor of the South ConsreSa- tional church, ohdciating. Burial waa in FAirview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
.THE HEIREss HUNTERS"
Burritt Grange to Present Comedy fo
 Red Cross Benefit


 Red Cross Benefit
 The Burritt Grange Dramatic club has completed arrangements for the presentation of the three act comedy, '.The Heiress Hunters" in Turner hall On June 15. The proceeds will be given to the Red Cross. <
 Rehearsals have been in progress under the direction of Mrs. Bacon for some time and an entertaining comedy is promised, Dancing will follow.
 The committee in charge is made up of the following: Miss Hattie Andrews, Mrs. George Chambers and Henry J. Hatsing. The leading role will be interpreted by Miss Elizabeth Crandall. who will portray the chars acter of thA true American girl Others who viii take part are; John Johnon. Wilbor stoddard. Robert Andrews, Enochs Johnson. George Clark, Florence Townsend, Carrie Guenther. Lucy Gladden., Edith Grif- fin, Joseph Hultgren. Ruth Schofield, Alice Stoddard and Burton Griffon.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
'ECIDED TO LIVE,
 BUT NOT TO PAY
D.thful nazglar. Caught at Gn Point While Roobtng sasa
 whilo on Parole.

Milford, June 6.-Robert Buckins.
 Lm. 11s years old. . paroled Cheshire
 formatory youth. was arrested at
 s Sevolver point by two officers ear-
 today as he was breaking into a
 fs in the office of Edgar T. Clark.
 coal dealer. He was locked up to
 Rait . hearing tomorrow on . charge burglary.
 Hs He gained entrance by means of . tkeleton key and was chiseling into IF safe door when the officers sur- spffsed him, thrusting their revolvers though window and commanding
 ds to surrender. Beside Bucking-
 Am was his rsvolver but he had no opportunity to get 1t.
 aIn . memorandum book found on 1ilm were the numbers of various per-
 ms with their addresses and tele- bAone numbers, also the statement: Fl resolve to get the best of every t1fng but not to pay" X ssThe book also showed the name R. I4S Buckingham. boys club. Water
 drx. and . name tag on . key ring sp1n which were a number of skeleton E1ys, also bore the name Boys Club 7p4 waterbury" Among the names kSund in the books were those of per- 51nns h Milford. Cheshire, New Haven. 4 Waterbury and Bridgeport. that of nlmpn Lake being among the last naked place.
 Buckingham, whose home Is be- l(1ved to be in Ahsonia had been pa. lied after serving thirteen months o1 one to i've years commitment fol a1s cheek forgery at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
PUBLICITY FOR REGISTRATION.

Harford, June 5.-A telegram to Governor Holcomb, this afternoon. from Provost Gen. Crowder at Wash ington, was to the effect that widest publicity might be given registration figures. The governor said local off, ciaIs need have no hesitancy about making public theirs ,ngnres as soon as the count is compiled.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
100000 ON GUARD TO-DAY.

Washington, June 5.-Department of justice officials said today that on a low estimate an army of 100000 federal, state and local employers are enforcing the registration law throughout the country. The entire corns of special agents of the depart- naent are concentrating their energies on the work and have special instruc- tions. to arrest any one attempting td interfere with registration. es
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
C.ity Hans

-
 Big White shoe sals now on. Modern Boot Shop. [ 1ss Main St. advt.:
 Neckwear special this week 45c, regular $l.oo shape. Hsss-I.saand Co.-advt.
 Big white Shoe Sale now on. Modern Boot shop. 1ss Main St.. advt.
 Miss Mildred Nelson of Columhim street tas returned from }the Hart ford hospital whore she underwent treatment.
 A. M. Thomas has transferred land on Newington Road to ,CatherinS4 A. Thomas.
 The Bodwell Land company today transferred land in Belvidere to John J. souney.
 There will be . meeting of tho Woman's Home and Foreign Mission ary society of the English Lutheran church tomorrow afternoon It 1:1e at the home of Mrs. B. Olsen, 50 East Main street. The second of series of whists by St. Mary's Ladies T. A. B. society for the benef1t of the Red Cross assocta- 1 ton will be held tomorrow afternoon in St. Mary's School hall, starting at 2:30.
 l The Stanley Womans relief cortoa. Mo. IF will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow afternoon from 2:a0 to. 5 in Judd's hall.
 A special meeting of Esther Stan- ley chapter will be held tomorrow at 3:30 at the home of the regent, Mrs. Whittlesey. 219 Main street A large attendance is requested. Giddings Chapter, No. 25, R. \. M. will confer the M. E. M. degree Thurs day evening.
 A pleasant surprise was given Mr. and Mrs. Frederick wylie last even- ing at their home at 20 State street in celebration of their thirty-flfth wedding anniversary. About forty of their friends from the Emmanuel Gospel church were present.
 The young people of the First Baptist church are planning an auto-
 mobile ride to Terryville Friday night to attend the quarterly meeting of the N. B. c. E. Union. The car will leave the church at o'clock sharp.
 In celebration of their thirtioth wedding anniversary MT. and Mrs. A. !. Bottemly were given q pleasant surprise. It their home It s7 Whiting l street last evening by their children. Three generations of the family were l present.
 The Lady Turner's have postponed their meeting until June 13. 1 The health department has re- leased quarantine on . case of scar let fever in a family residing in the state armory building.
 New Britain lodge, B. F. O. E. will hold a June Social" in the Elks home next Friday evening. The con- mittee arranging the event is as fol- lows: Gilbert Yates. William Barnard, John E. Curtin. Felux sasarino, ] Thomas Gibson.~ Sidney LeClair< and ] Herbert Bates.
 1 Mrs. w. B. Stone of Connecticut I and Mrs. Roswell Patterson of New York are the house guests of Mrs. Harrison William at Williamsted near Leesburg, Va. Gordon Williams of New York, who has just returned from a volunteer inspection trip for ! the French Relief society at the French front, is also a house guest of his brother at williamsted.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
Philip Smith.

Fully dressed. the lifeless body of Philip Smith, aged 4S years, . native of this city. was discovered about o'clock last night in . stall at the J. M. F1nnegan stables in the rear of Begley's block on Main street.. Ser geant William c. Hart was notified, informed Dr. Elcock and an investi- gation followed. Permission was given for removal of the body to the morgue of J. M. Curtin & Co. The funeral will be at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning from St. Mary's church with burial in St. Mary's new cemetery. The deceased was born in this city and had passed the greater part of his life here. The deceased is sur- vived by two brothers. James and Michael Smith. and a sister, Mrs. Michael Brophy.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
7. ALLEGED SPY ARRAIGNED.
Authorities Expect to Locate Secre
 Channels to Mexico.

New York, Juno 5.-Arratgnment today of Herman Frencke, an elec- trical engineer, arrested last night charged with conspiracy in violating the postal laws was expected to de- veiop additional evidence in an al- legged Underground" mall system to Germany.
 Just what connection, if any. Frencke had with the three men ar rested on Sunday was not divulged but authorities indicated other arrests are to be made soon.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05

Military drill is not the only kind that is spins on nowadAss Amon1 other drills there's the toothbrush exercise which tho scho6lsiri ii ths picture is practicing as II amall pAr1 of tho movement for oral hy91ens which is spreading all over tho counsl try. Many cities ere taaoh1nE' thetE children the importance of guAx,d1n
 the mouth as . possible sentrAnce fo4 disease xeruas essss s. a.s
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
MILITIA TO QUELL I. W. W.
n4en to Oppose Registration b,
 Force in Mining Town.

MLAnsing, Mich, June 6.-Governor Keeper today telegraphed orders to 44mmanding officer of Company M, 4prd Michigan infantry at Marquette s hurry to Negaunee. nearby min-
 .g town, with 26 national guards'
 Reports from that place to the4gov 2 nF said that I. w. w. agitators
 threatening to forcibly oppose
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
WAR HURTS COMMENCEMENT.

Durham, N. H.. June 5.-This was commencement. day at New Hamp- shire college. Because so many stu dents have enlisted for war or agri- cultural service the usual commence ment activities were greatly curtailed.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
sI1PRENdE COURT oPENs.

New Haven, June 5.-The supreme court of errors opened it's June term here today, Judge Milton H. Shum- way taking his. seat as a justice of this tribunal for the first time.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05

death of his elder brother, the Duke Of Clarence, made the present king the heir to his father, the Prince of
 Wales. later Edward VIII, George was destined for 8 naval career, and he spent many years learning the work and duties of a naval officer. For this reason and because the American
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05
MEXICAN CRUISERS |R|RIlE ]|i|I ' AT BRAz,I|. l. 54 sts@@5sHaas5
 n RlieTe French md British ! Warships in West

fk3o Janeiro,, Juno 5.-The cham |r of deputies has cabled congratu- lions to the United States on the t0 arrival of n American squadron Brazilian waters
 Deputy Hsnriane Coelho Motto de- pered an. address Of welcome to <o Ampricau squadron. He proposed fat n m unusual mark of honor to {e frSs American people inG~their Fu9gls in the defense sof tl4q,x xiEht tsre be appointed . comnfftee Of
 oAt1yone deputies to visit the MadFCn, and that the committee in-
 ds distinguishsd representatives of
 military.
 beputy Souza Silva objected to
 ' proposal, suggesting that the 6rseentation ot the chamber be 6)ted to- its marine and war com- kt41os.
 l 1t was decided to send the mes- See of congratulations leaving aside 1 nomination of . special commis- -. @s' Ewashington. Juno 5.-The forego- Se despatch from Brasil is tho 1lrst hbllshed information of steps in the 5aa of relieving British and French e,iiesrs in the waters of the western |enasphsre with American warshipA
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05

THE PURITAN.
 Quite Cromwellian is this blue serge so demurely laced with silk cord over a<georgette a crape bodice. silk braid trims tho skirt in an an- cient manner, but the total effect is quite ultra indeed.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05

A great part of the hot weather sdlDaoznfoet can be escaped by wearing st1lo FAght kjnd Of c1othing.
 laGAt, thin, cool woEsteds, flannel and lnsas-half, quarter and sl1eleton
 NaG only aEe these suits comfort
 aaA bpt 3hey a<e stylfsh and service- |6Asa 9wo Ddsce saits, e1o to 9a0.O0.
 1Asos piece suits, 91S to 5000. Athletic Underwear, soc to 39.6O.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-05

As a man of long training in the navy King George of England takes the greatest interest in the visit of American torpedo boat destroyers to Great Britain and their co-operation against the Germans Before the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-21

men Sirenses; ,,-ieSen ir1nrgcn s,nMete
lie Der Hbonosrapb NIT Splpeia's
9ieb" ppn @rieg ipefen nnb andl
lonit iparoen ibr alle n1Sglihen 9ie=
bensinirbigfeiten eripeien, bic, man
ibr ertpeiiem fpmnte. 9as lInterItes
boot, bas befanntlid bei Der Ger
it0rmng eines frans6iifden Wnni.
tionsboptes beidGbigt iunrbe, ,nnie
te 3elgolnnb anlamfen, iuu feline
u@efangenen" abaeiett ipnroen.
Mnd) oprt unrben Die letteren, bic
bie eriten memtralen geinder Der
SrIel felt gesinn bes arieses iua.
rem, NIT 8roker 3nborfommenbeit
bebanbelt. Der EberhefeNsbaber
ltattete ben erslunnsenen 0aiten lei.
nen 8eiudJ ab nnb bic aleine er..
bieit biele Mnbenfen an Die Snlci
pon i'm. - Capt, ssaeobieu ersablt
BON Der 3erit0rnng oes Mnntions.
idiffes, bel Der bns 11nterieeboof
beinabe ielhft nntergins. Mnf Oent
J ultnterjeebppt" mnkte man matiir-
lid nidt, mas fit cine 2abnma oas
6Aiff an 8or6 hate mm6 fentrte
einen Sduf anf basielbe ab. MGt-
liA fam Elm feiitblider r0eftrpytr~
nnb Das Hnterieebuot tandte idntQ
inter, fealerte aber nod crit eineit
sorpebo anf Sas sdiff ab. Cine.
fnrd)tbdre GrploiiDn folste, bDn be-
rem Oeipalt bas ltnterieebDot fin
mnb fer geid)lenbert tuMroe. Sin
Sell 6es @er6efs iunrbe amfseriilen
nno alle in bem NDDt sn 8D6en gc-
ipprfen; lie slam6ten, ibr fetteS
6tiinbleim lei gefommem. aapitan
Saeobien fiibrt bies al, nm 81 aei-
gen, iuie gefabrlid) aud fir eim I'm.
terieeboot elm glngriff lit. Gapitdn
Sacobien iagt, er babe @rnnb an
slanhen, oaf Der s,efehlsbabcr oes
llnterleebppts Der 3erit6rer Der
ugmiitania" lei.
Nm ben arnpp'idjem Wcrfen fpH
lett IA 5agen Elm Sfreif i'm Gauge
'lein. sc flinst bas midJt rsdJt sfanb.
lidl. 90
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-21
0las MserHo.

s,r-- stus Gctsns6as, gaelp0 Metieo,
,ipir6 geinef6et, 6a6 6ie GarrnR3i{tds
Holotnns Gates, bier Meeilen fI05i1
bon Ser @reu5e, no far5fidb aod Die
,88ssaiitas ibr anger butterl mitek bas
bcn. --s---- =. =
Der MiliStu generaf sao5ga
bat ben gbed Gbpr 5000 Collar bsil
,ibm Die Gbicogocr Giruta g. 81 @afs
rem. & Cons oiirdb ibren farMgen
Stand sfufieber so Spencer ais 60
iegeIo fir Speneer l,aO ieine
Srail 5useld)idt batte nidt ange-
nomnlen; er perla,tst oas 20ieselo
in @olb.
- Die nit Heribing aus Yierifo
gefommenen 500 gbineien mben
2uit, nad) ser falifornilden Safbiil-
lei gu geben. llniere 9eboroen trefg
fen arrangements, lie bortbin at
idaffen. 0ieienigen, Die bort ridt
bingeben ipollen, lperSc1 nod ghi,,a
5uriif geihift peroen. aeiiser pou
ibnen fbia nod Sitares. Sic firlh
ten, &illa iperoe Die Staot iiebnleli
uno lie oanm alle unnbringen.
General 5raneisco Wurgliia
ioG NIT ieinen Sruppen Yarroi i'm
Staate CHIHUAHUA genommen ha-
ben.
Muf Garronsa's 8oridiaa. oen
frieeiiibrenoen 9tdfteu feine 0tnni.
tion, 2ebenslnittel oher oioere $500
rem 5l ididen ino 10 Dem ariege elm
gnoe Sit MAIDEN. ioa unier Staots-
iefretar cine Rote geIdidt baben, u,
Der er ouseinonoerlett, baB ein Der
ortiges @orgebcn uniere nelltrale
Stelllng perlebeu ipiiroe. Die 9otc
lit nod nid)t in Der nterifaniid)en
SauptItaot eineetroffen.
Nus 9areoo miro eeenlloet.
@ila iei nidt naf Sapan gegan-
gen, ionoern nah Dem Siioen nm
nit emilio 3apata gu fonferieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-21
Mnnlnter US

unlltdllo[ibfeit allfrdunlem, dulloI
Der Senat, 10 lange er aliein in
ISisung it, feine legisintipcn WsaB-
regeln burdfiibren fann Der Hr6=
fioeltt lit nod .,tnentf6lolien, ob er.
ben Nrntseib lhon anl 4. M1r3, Der
befannttid auf eitlen Sonntag fdut,
leiften ioa ooer rfbt gaStig lit es
ia aidt, oa er ia Bel Ser sSndugii=
ration, Die am Montag ltattfinoet.
noAnlals eingefdlporen miro uno
Ser Mmtsinbaber il, Der gegef 10
Iange 1T Ser Gtelung bleibt, Biz
fein Na6folser ofii5iea eingefett
i'll.
Gas Sniti3 aoniite ocs
Celebrates 5u gbtcago miro benz
naflt altfriibreriihe 9lenBeru,loen,
ipelde Der io8ialiitiihe Mloerman
Sobn s. aennep in elmer @osta-
liiten gerlamrnlung ausgeitcben
babe,l foll, offi5ielI u1terinHen,
aerlneop lit befhuloi9t, il, iener
8lian,nerlflstrft erfldrt oli babelt,
oab es 5t elmer vblutigen geboIu-
ton" in Nmerifa folnnen atiirbc,
ipeni, Sic Ser. Staaten irlfo4ge brr
iesigen pofitiideit Situotion n III
lien arieg pertpifelt iuiirben. agii=
ileop bat oie ibm aiigelhriebeue
MellBerun9 bisber prompt in Mbreoe
geiteIH.
aud .oas Mepraienta,ltenboiis
bon Siib-garolina bit bic Deriddrfs
te, bonn Genat bereits angenommene
grobibitionsbilf poiiiert. Die Gin
fnbr geiitiger @etranfe miro abfolut
perboten, ausgenornnien fit miffen-
Idaftlide, meoisiniibe oOer reiigioie
3ipefc.
~ graiioent Wilion ioipie Idntnnt-
lid)e bobe geamte in @aibington
babeil Ser @itipe oes 10 idb oabin-
ge1dliebenen General Gliniton ibr
iniigites geileio ausge6riiff.
~ Ser Gbooner yGaIntea
Don oeiien Weri1uinoen ais oetn
@afen bon Yeniacola, Gla., mir in
unierer Iesten Summer beridtetelt
ipuroe anfdeineno fhon Dor eiitigen
9aeen geItoblen. Dos Gabr5eiig,
oas iibrigens ilidt groB ionoern rllr
ei,r Heiner Iiib-Shooner lit, ipar
anf 3tpei @oden berprobiantiert uno
ipollte iih ouf ben 6ifd)fung bege-
ben. Die Mannidaft ihIief Die Ies-
te Noht ailf Dem 2att0e rilo oas
Jabr5eug Iag unbeipadt i'm Safen.
9lIs oie 2eute am 11dditen Worgen
abfabren tpollten, mar oic y@alatea"
peridmunoen.
= Oltr1 Die Glploiion eines Ga
ioIin gebdlters in aeefeton, Sflny
ei.tftat10 Elm Seuer, pelbes ben @e-
lhdftsteil Der fleinen 9el.Staot
pollit1noig eiildiherte. 3wei Rinber
farnen babel lim's 2eben i,,o meb-
rere Herfonen ulirocn ldtpcr berleBt
reip perbronnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-21
Surge llttriiif)t.

Der Yrafbent ,pirb bem
aengrek nm ineittrt NaAf'
bollfommtnbtit erfndpti'.
vslmerieam Cine" laft lire
Gdiffe nod i'm Safsu blsibett.
1873 Gdiffe iollea IN, Inter,
1etboptfries bis jrkt serfOrt
fcin.
Dejterreidy nirb ieiaen
stan6pnnft III Der itnteriee-
bootfrnst Mat anfgeben.
Gin lluterlrebput iuirb be
5d,uloiat, amf bic Nannidjaften
bes noriutgiid)ea SAiffes uSal.
beattie1 Be5d)silen 81 Bdben, als
iie in bic wpofe itte8e'.. Us
luartn Amer'taner inter 'pnen'
Bon Berlin ans. eriart man,
baF feline ltntrrieeboote iett benz
erifen Dcbrnar 5eritOrt leten.
a. a,~ss;S.r+ n,;;rsdht Or.
Oet pIutvtAt DMstls''
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-21

ans Mdttinafa isA 5fnssl 81,
YrdFbeaf zBiIien fei iett ent(4 4lsfen,
por bfm-4 m-4ttns e6rS; ;b0rse ekNi ts
81 seben mi mn ~ a ";
fpmmex9fu 81 sF{i1 M, Aamitser 6it
amerifanii& &eus G@i{fe Ane aweriias
nii&en SteIeisft 9esen Bic llnteriee.
bpste beffsr id5aesn tSnme. ct luir6
feline &riesserl4Grh berIanasn, nmr
arOkere Ma6tbo4 f6mn,enbxit; mas
Il ~ TIN beabf@tigt,. lueik man
nidt, sas @abridkiatjdjlte IT, bar
er bic SMiife belpaffnen luirb. Gr
uirb feline gytraFenas 6es netieil
&ongreits einberbMftn, iutnH nidt
cine 6ringtnbe Notipeubigfcit fir he
purbanbtn 1T nnb Der 1rmh NIT
Geiterrtid) ipirt init 8eitimnttbeit
eriuartet. a'f !.
Am 0ienitag iumr6en bier Sdjiffc
perienft. SIN ganaen Fnb bis 0iens-
tag 1873 SGiffe NIT 100000 9on.
men Webalt brriemft tuorben. 9iefe
Ansaben bedsn aber nidjt ale Cpfer
Der ltnterIeebpot Nlpfabe.
@ic ans Berlin gemclbet wirb,
iimb i'm Nittellanbiidjen Meer sabl-
reide feinolide Shiffe, oarnntsr
bas italieniide Srnpepn Trans
portidiff perienft. Gine ambere 3e,
pelde melbet bic @erienfnns bes
italienilden Gdiffes uCeeania", oes
fransOiiden Sdiffes pMontientonr"
nnb Der Sdjiffe pWlinas", qSfog
lamb, p@inIeppe", p@aioo@ nni
ygipfnlie".
Die Mmfriean Cine lakt ifr'
9ampfer OorIanfis nod i'm Safer
uon Nep yerf liegen.
Cine oFfisiele engliide 9epeid)'
bebanptet, aile 8eridjte Der 9rmt
ldjtn bont Grfols oes linteriecbout
frieses Ieien falld, bsr Serfebr ie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-21
Z - - : = 7 y
S MIA II b.

- Ger 8nnoesIeitat bat init le1s-
5ig gegen 5ebn Stimrien Die 5pio.
mage Bill augenommen, Die oas
Spioniereit III 9e5ug ouf uniere
gerteioigungsmittel unb .bas slr-
itiften bon 8eridnorungeil 5ur Ser
Ieeuna amerifaniider geelltralitat
nit ibarfen Strafen belegt
Ssn 9eenl Yerf fano eir @roo-
froipaa itatt. Mebrere blnoeri
5rauen itiirmten Die Staotballe unS
iArien ilad 8rob @iele batten flei-
ne &inoer auf oen grnen. Die
6ranen nuBten bon ben Boli5iIten
nit @eiualt aus Der Salle uno bon
Dem Ylase pertriebell iperoen.
Die notleioenbeal Srailelt in
Hgeeu gorf perlangen BON Der Staot,
oaB lie fir leine Msillion 2ebens-
slmittel uaffalfe larb ifie beni Gotiei=
oenoen slun anltenpreiie iuieber perp
.fnttfe. Murb an beil 8rdfibenten boz
ben iie iidJ nit elmer 8otid)aft ge.
sipunot lin. Der fie. i'm eriuden, ben
laongreB an beauftrnsens sbaB It
MaBregtIn eegea Die bobeu aebens-
nlittelpreiie itreffe. 3,S5n Stem gorf
sbcrrIht eirr fsru,fide aenol,ttion
itnter Den airIneren 8olfsflaiien, De,
rem slusbriide in eriterl Sinic Die
.fleinen &Gnoler ertragen nriifea.
aartoffelu iirlo bort auf iieben Cts.
oas Yfuuo, 8roo alif ied)s Gents,
.aobl auf slpan3ig .gents ilno 8ipics
beln auf ahtaebn Gents seitiesen.
aud) in Chicago fanoen ge-
tern ebenIo ipie in Neip Dorf, Salils
jgeroemonItrationen Itatt. gs ipllrbe
-angefiinoigt, baB Die 9unoesinterIit-
dung in 8e5ug aiif Die boben Se-
bensinitteIpreiie nddite ISOLDE begin-
nen iolle.
aongreBrepraientmt aabn,
oas erlte republifanild)e 0iitglieo
bc5 aomites fir Miiitdripeien, bat
i'm &ongreb cine 2obreoe auf Gene
rol Suniton gebolteil. Iuh Die He-
prGlentanten Slapoen Sob, Gardner
nno onoere lprahen onerfennenoe
@orte fir ben 8eritorbenen.
- Der Serat Der 2egislatur bon
Stem Dorf bot Die Srouenitimm-
rehtSbill angenommen.
Bic aus @aibinetoil gemeI.
oct miro, bcobli6tigt Yrdiioent @il-
ion oie 8eremonieae ginfitbrung
oes 8Be Ir1iibenten ouf3ubeben.
@s ipor bisber iiblid), oen Senat SIT
ciuer Spe5ial Situua ein5ilberl-
fen unO bel bieier @elegenbeit Den
neuerpoblten Hr1iibenten nit
elmer geipiiien 6eierIidfeit IN iein
Imt ein5uiesen 9a oerielbe Den
perIangten stmtseib Idon gu tr-
genoeiner Belt nor Dem 4. Mar3
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