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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-03
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

and family Of Montpelier.
Banns OF marriage were published at st.
stephens Church Sunday for John
O'Brien n Miss Yvonne Provost.
"A pretty wedding was solemnized Tues
day morning al eight o'clock at st.
Francis Xavier Church when John Ed
ward O'Brien, son Of Mrs. Ellen O'Brien
OF Mansion street, and Miss Yvonne Mary
Provost. daughter of Mrs. Katherine
Provost, we're Joined in m%atrimony by
the Rev. J. E.. Pariseau. Father Pariseau
also officiated at the nuptial mass. The
couple were attended by Thomas Killeen
OF Pittsield, Mass. and Eugene Provost.
. brother Of the bride, from Bristol, Conn.,.
gave her away. The bride was attired
In q gown of white crepe de chene and
wore a white veil. She carried a shower
bouquet Of sweet peas and white roses.
Miss Marie Chaperon Of Burlington dur
ing the mass sans ave Maria" and Miss
Ann Blondin sans 20 Salutaris." Follow
ing the services at the church they were
given a wedding breakfast at the home
Of the bride at 2 North street and where
also a wedding reception was held. They
left on the noon train for a wedding trip
TO Hartford, Bristol, and other points in
Connecticut The brides travelling suit
was OF blue poplin and she wore q
black picture hat. The groom Is a super
intendent in the yarn department Of the
wooden mills n enjoys a large acquaint-
ance. while the bride Is very popular and
was the recipient Of a large number Of
wedding gifts.
John Snyder and his mother, Mrs. Sid.
ney Snyder. and two daughters left Tues
day for Saskatchewan. where they will
live with Albert Snyder, another of Mrs.
Snyder's sons. Albert was a graduate Of
the Winooski high chool and has lived in
the Northwest for a number Of years. He
Is a school teacher there. is married and
lives on a farm.
The board Of water commissioners.
Alfred Bedard. Levi Bushey and F. E.
Bigwood. met Tuesday evening at the
town clerks office and organized by elect
ing Mr.. Bedard chairman and c. G.. Allard
clerk. John Flint was reelected super.
iuteudent of the department,
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ST. GEORGE.

8. e. Hinsdale Of Burlington was In
town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Wellinger were in Burlington Monday
The Misses Mildred White and Nora Hins.
dale we're in Burlington Wednesday,
Floyd Isham held a ''bee'' last Saturday
for the purpose Of cutting a very large
red elm tree that had served as land
mark for a good many years. After the
tree was cut 1t was found to be 90 feet in
length. 8 feet one inch on the stump and
had a circumference Of 10 feet. One hun
dred and twenty-four rings were counted,
which signifed the tree was ia years old.
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FRANKLIN.

M. H. Davis Of Johnson was an over.
Sunday visitor at the home Of c.. W.
Gates.-Chauncey Young Of Brattleboro.
who was horn here, called upon friends
here Tuesday and Wednesday.-Mrs. E.
r. Bell remains in a critical condition.
Dr.. johnson wal in town Sunday and
called upon Mrs. Bell.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Emma Fay broke her arm last
week-There will be no services in the
Congregational Church mex Sunday
The quartet Of young mon from Burling-
ton will conduct the services at the Bap-
fist Church Sunday.-Harry White. who
has been visiting his parents. has re-
turned to Springfield. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
F. H. Andrus of Vergennes were in town
last week.-Mrs.. Sarah Nay. who has been
i'll with bronchitis. is convalescing. Her
daughter. Mrs. John Gravel. who has
been caring for her. has returned to her
home in vergennes.-Fay Marvin has
purchased the stock Of goods owned by
r.. E.. Thomas.
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WILLISTON.

the place called the Whitney farm. Mr..
Casey will take possession May 16.-Frank
Myers Of Winooski was a guest Of his
sister. Mrs. L. Miles, recently.-Frank
SIENNA took his fve-year-old son to the
Fanny Allen hospital for an operation, but
It proved so serious that they returned
home with him.-William Sienna is at the
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment.-
The Rev. Mr.. Banks Is expected to speak
In the Methodist Church next Sunday
The Rev. c. N. Curtis will move to Wells
this week.-Mrs.. L. Miles and Mrs. J. D.
Osborne were in winooski ~Saturday.-Al-
fred Isham Of California is visiting his
sisters. Euretta and Aurlia Isham. He
was a former resident Of this town and
has not been here for 81 yeors.
Mrs. Fay Kenyon of Hinesburg called
on Miss Bertha Loggens n Mrs. James
Bryant last Saturday.-The Rev. DR.. C.
N. Curtis goes to his new charge in Wells.
N. r. this week.-The Rev. H. G. Banks
will begin his charge here next Sunday.
moving his family from Shelburne here
this week.-A daughter was born to Mr..
ana Mrs. Isham Thursday.-Mrs. W. II.
has recovered from her illness so
as to be able to ride out.-William Ben.
nett. who is attending school in Montpe-
lier, was the guest Of his aunt over Sun.
day.-Mrs. Lena Isham Of South Burling-
ton is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Forbes. for a few weeks
Clifford w. Isham Of Yankville, Cal. is
visiting his sisters. Miss ]. E. Isham and
Miss Aurilla Isham. This is his first visit
to his old home in 81 years.-Mr. n Mrs.
Clarence Christmas are the parents of a
daughter, born last Thursday.-The
Ladies' Union Aid society met Wednesday
afternoon at Mrs. w. r. Tarbox. This
was the yearly meeting for electing off,
GERS for the ensuing year.-A daughter
was born April Is to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Small.
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HUNTINGTON

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
fargo last Thursday.-Ralph Gillett and
Miss Ethel Guyette we're married at the
parsonage Saturday evening by the Rev.
C. v. French.-Miss Leona Brewster who
has been with Mrs. G. M. Martin,
has employment In Waterbury. where she
went the first OF the week.-A serious
accident was narrowly averted Saturday
evening when a blind horse driven by
Neil Cubitt and Ruel Martin took them
over the dugway into tho river in the
village woods. The occupants and horse
escaped without much injury.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Falby are here from Wind
sor for a short time with their parents.
HUNTINGTON CENTER.
Alison swinyer has purchased the Ed
ward Charles farm and Mr.. Charles Is
moving his family into w. L. Rings ten
ement' house. Fred Andrews will move to
the swinyer farm.-Hobart NJ. Norton.
formerly Of this place, and Miss Beatrice
Guyette of Waterbury. Conn, were mar
ried at the home OF the bride Saturday
afternoon.-The Misses Greta and Stella
Russell visited their sister. Mrs. Harold
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WEST

Tony Marcia n wife were In Burlips.
ton Monday.-Mr. n Mrs. Morton Rey-
nolds Of Milton Boro were at c.. e. Os-
goods Sunday.-William Gonyeau and
Mrs. Harry Granger visited at Frank
Gonyeau's at the Fort Sunday.-Cortes
Sweeney is il.-Nina and Bessie Gonyeau
are recent victims Of the measles.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

c. j. Guthrie. the Misses Aida and Ada
Guthrie visited last week at Rosenberg.
Que.-Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Whitney. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Dewing attended last We'd
nesday the wedding Of Judson Chaffee and
Mrs. Linsley at the home of Edgar Holden
at st. Armand Center, Que.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Collins and son. Foster, visited
over Sunday in Berkshire.-Mr. and Mrs.
B. W Olmstead were in st. Adams re-
cently.-Esther and Wilma Powers are ill
with the whooping cough.-Mr. and Mrs.
8. B. Whitney visited in Berkshire last
week at the home Of their daughter
e. W. Olmstead and G. H. Pomeroy re-
turned Tuesday to st. Adams. where they
will serve IN the jury.-The Ladies' Aid
will serve supper Thursday evening in
the church parlors.-Mrs. H.. c. Glidden
has made from - trees Il quarts Of syrup
and three pounds Of sugar.-Owen Collins
vas at the home Of his brother. James
Collins.-The rec Methodist society Of
st. Armand Center. Que. held a cottage
prayer-meeting at the home OF c. L Gar
rett Thursday evening.-The annual meet
ing Of the Church and Cemetery associa-
lions will be held Saturday morning at
nine o'clock at the church. This rs the
annual election Of officers and a good at
tendance is desired.-The Mey meeting of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held In the church parlors Satur-
day afternoon. The subject is "Flower
Mission" Ind will be in charge. of the
flower mission superintendent, Miss Ruth
Dlmstead.-Lester Royea has returned to
the home Of E. w. Olmstead after a week
at his home in Berkshire.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Gladys Nealy of the University Of
Vermont is at home, Ill with the measles.
Miss Mildred Chaplin Of h University
Of Vermont is at HON for a few days.
A beautiful sx10 nag has been presented
by L. c.. st ,vens to the high school,
Prof. and Mrs. e. T. Maloney were in
Richmond over Sunday.-Arthur Pratt OF
the University Of Vermont 10 at home
for a few days.-Miss Bernice Bullock of
Richmond was at home over Sunday.
ESSEX CENTER.
The Outlook club will meet with Mrs
G. W. Rice Of Underhill to-day.-Mrs.
Written who has been visiting in Clover
dale has re~turned.-P. c. Abbey. who Mas
been i'll. Is comfortable.-A daughter was
born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wool.-Mrs. E. Mckenzie and mother.
Mrs. Durkee. are moving to Essex juno
ton, where Mrs. Mckenzie has bough a
place.-The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Powell died April %. aged four weeks.
Ar interesting patriotic service was held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church last
Sunday morning. A nag was presented
to the church from a friend. Eugene
Goodrich. patrol leader Of the Boy Scouts.
made an appropriate presentation speech.
The exercises closed with the singing Of
1.-THE star spangled tanner" by the choir
and congregation.
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SWANTON.

Philip Mcleod. employed in the
Connor office. and Miss Sarah Montey
Of Peru. N. T.. were married Tuesday
April "a. the Rev. E.. M. Salmon PERFORM
ing the ceremony.
Miss Lizzie O'Connor Of Swanton and
]. F. Flynn of st. Johnsbury were mar.
ried at the Church of the Nativity yes
terday morning. the Rev. Father Salmon
performing the ceremony. They took the
train south and will reside in
st. Johnsbury after a wedding trip. Miss
O'Connor has always lived in this place
and for the past II years has been en-
ployed In the Office Of the Swanton Cour-
Ter. Mr.. Flynn is employed by the Fair
banks company.-The last meeting for the
season of h Shakespeare club was held
at the home Of Mrs. E.. Barton Tuesday
The annual meeting was held
and the following officers elected: Presi-
dent. Mrs. e. A. Burnett; vice-president.
Mrs. Barton: secretary. Mrs. c. j. Par
ker: treasurer. Mrs. Anna Cussons; pro.
gram committee. Mrs. E. w. Jewett and
Mrs. H. A. Collins; delegate to the State
convention Of the federation of clubs at
Brattleboro in June. Mrs. Anna Cussons.
1t was decided Tuesday by the commit
tee OF selection that the Swanton high
school be represented at the county con-
lest IN speaking, which takes place at 81
May II. by Miss Ruth Moore
Miss Elizabeth Clutter and Miss Margaret
Tobin.
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SHELBURNE.

Shelburne has received her first allot.
ment Of work for the Red Cross society
and will meet in the future on Friday
afternoons at two o'clock in the room
over the public library to sew for the
Vermont soldiers. It is hoped that the
women Of the town will respond as readily
to this call to help rs they did to raise
funds for the aid Of the Red Cross 50.
ciety.
The Ladies' Improvement society will
meet with Mrs. Howard Peterson this
afternoon at two O'Clock.
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11etlc Srctheits>
1lnleibe i'm Bcrbit.
anrsiriiiae SdabamtsiduI0idein
sur AnfiHanng bes leercn ia.
tioualihabes,

@oi6inqton, 10. SuIi.- @cnn bic
.4nlei6en an Sic eltrop1iiden 4li.
.ierten ieiten5 ser Ser. 5toaten IN
Sem ieeigen Gempo fortonueru,
miro Der @rtroq Der eriten Seric
Ser .T~rcibett5. 4uleibe4 Inn 9etroa
.bnn 81, 00000000 beim gegtnn
6es Serbita8 a~1igebraud1t icin
Sis iebt beIoufen iih bic Den 2lai.
.ierten qenotten GoriditHe otf ST.
-043, 100000 ooer mebr ais Die
6Glfte Dos Grtrogs Ser eritan Bombs.
Gmiiiion. Gem 9roqromm ocs
Shatont3 3ufolga ioa bis gum Of.
Itober beina6e eine meitere Wliaiaroe
ben QQiierten bprgei6oHen Der0cu,
To 0uB fit ben unterboIt Der dnert.
Ifuniihen Sruppen mir Die Suuuer
ber6lciben meLhe 0urd bic ouBer.
oroentlife a~riebsIteuer auf9e6raht
mer0en.
5dabnmts 5cfratGr Q}c}l0oo Dat
I6ereits erftart 0aB er cine Gmiiiior
non Griegs BONDS im 6er6it plant.
Die IeBte Reoenue Bin a~ltt5oriiiertc
cine GmH1ion bon insaciamt So.
900, 600, io0aB nod $3 600.
loco, 1000 emittiert meroeu f0nucn,
Irn6 mad o|cniel5en &e1erules 6eiet
I6arf ser Sdobomt Sefretar aud,
fir 100000 600 tur5friitiqc
Shobi6uloiheina ouf Ben 9}crft
IDerfen. 8ercits itno $883000,000
lbou 0ieian 5duloideinen o6geiett
mor0en, fin0 o5er gum groBg Ieii
laIs 8e3dhIung Ser 5reibeits 4nleibe.
Bombs mia0er ms Sdobout retllr.
inert moroen. Gem @eieb 83foiga
fam 6as Sdobant 0ieieI6en nia.
Ser oltsgebeu inn 6oHos fir m,Ber.
or0eitlihe 3nafe ouf3ubringe1
Gies miro aid geihc6en uno bot
lGmiIiion ser ndditcn a~rieQSbon0s.
5erie Der0en 5huBnmt 5dul0-
ideiue Ben @onten ofieriert mer0eu.
4ieial6en mer0en BON Den Banter
oufgenommeu, uno ais 8ablung fin
Ioie neuan a~rieqsbou08 ans Sdabt
ant 8uriidge3ahlt meroen. 2lu'
Ibieie &eiie meroeu Die SdaBomt.
SdatI0ideine als en0loie Settle 5ll
| 9unitlllng 0e5 leeren Notioual.
idlaBes ~berruen0et mer0en.
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Siehf JrlanS ais
cine RepmbltR!

gon6on, 10. SuIi. - Gorrca Sic.
ais, elmer Ser b~efannteiten Der 5inn
Teiner, Die filr8lid aus benz &c
f1ugnis e~utIaiien mltr0eu, iagte In
elmer in GiQabDe. SrIan0. gehalteneu
Rc0e, S6ritte 5ur @erbeifu6rung
Der iriiden una6bangigteit pitr0en
jebt errpogen ttn0 at ~ge9e6euer Bet
befannt gegebn mer6en.
s5n Der 3Diiden3eit piiroen bic
Sim fYeiner uift muBig lem, ion.
bern eine fonitituierenoe @eriamm.
lung ernenuen un6 aud fir Der.
tretung nuf Der 5rieoen5fonferen3
iorgen, nern england dd auh on.
gegen itrdlt6e. @cnn oie Station
iih 8uiammenidIieBe iagta 6iggis,
pir6e innerbalb 8peier Sabre Die
iouneraHe iriide aepublit 5titaH0e
fommen.
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Ginma Coleman stpci
5ahre ms 5mcbtRans!
6r6alt 66ditInafe nnO iOa auRer-
Dem $4,000 @elSitrufe
5nBlen.

9eu gorf, 10. Sui. - @muo
Goldman uno aleranoer 8erfman,
melde geitern idyuloig befun0en NOR.
oeu morcn, iid beridmorcu ST bo-
BEN. Die Gurhiiibrung oes militia
ridden 3iebungsgeieBes 81 berbin-
bern, muroen beioe bonn 8unoesrid-
ter Moper 81 ie 8rpei Sabren 3lltt.
6aus ionic $4,000 @%eloitrofe Der.
urteilt, Der @0dititroie, Die iie trei-
fen fonnte.
gertmm muB ietue strofc I'M
8unoes3udtbolls 3u 9ltIdntu, Ga,
a6iiben uno emma Goldman ole ID.
rige i'm Stauts5udtbmls 3u Seiier.
ion Str, 1to. 9eibe befinOeu iidi
bereits uuf ser 5abrt Dortbtu IN 8e
qleitlng BON 9ltnoesmurifuQan.
getOe m0gen noa ibrer gntlai
luna ans Dem @efauguis 0eportiert
meroeu, oa 9ertmat fem gitrger It'll
un0 SRI. Goldman nlr duf Die Aps
plifQti0n ibres 8ater5 BIN 5ebullptct,
@iirgerm 3u lem. 8erfnaH erfJm-
tie cinigen 6reunoen, fur3 eBc er
sum 3ug aebradt pur0c:: @ir 9e-
ben otrcft nod GltrograO ii6er 4t
lurto un0 Sefferion Gitp un0 iltO
fro6, 5u gc6eu.@ Sri Goldman iag-
tq: a3mci Sabre unO 30 Gagc limo
cine lange 3eit, mt0 bic &idltcr
moger bis 0n1Jn ejugeiebeu baden,
oaB fla nidlt bic leIten0e 5nn0 Got
tes ftn0. @ir itnO Jest 2Iuardiiten
m0 mer0eu a. iain. mean min her-
mtsfommen.
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Ems gcin oeiAoiicn.

gei elmer Gatlihfeit, pelfe iid)
NloHtoq i'm 0}orton 4orf entmidelte.
ais g}ite Sbeo, 1915 II Cir, mo
cine 8otte jrnger Burden s. 6.
4rrinqton. 2. 6 @afal nno s.
e 9rootins oH 9o6en in 6ortiqen
Shuimmbuiur per6in6ern moate,
nurbe Sheo III ben rehten Sheufef
.geidofian. Gie orai 0lanner MIR
0en bcrhoftet mo arlington bat
eirgcitdnoen, ben ShuB abgdeuert
sit 6a6en.
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6cn. 6arria mag &rigaoe tOmmau-
nieren.

Gohridtcu olls Aoibinqton. Die
1eltc 1ier eingetroffen ituo. beia.
gen ooB General George s., 3ur.
'rics, &r1if0ent Ser 4a6rasfo Eolper
g., mo1rifeinlif gum 6ibrcr Der
lebrnsfoer 8rigooe. beiteben0 aus
Den 4, 5. u1o g.. 9~}e6rosfa Beginner.
torn, ernannt per0eu nlng. @onocr
neur lte0i1e lit e5enfolls, ME Der
@eneroI til @oiHtn8ton uno io1
N}ontog o6eno pom ariegsiefretdr
9ater oeiien 3uio9e 3ur grncnnltng
ocs @eueral5 erlougt BADEN.
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observation-disclosures!

Ser Soon s. S6mie, Elm i'm
fiioliden StaotteiI mobIbefonnter
Munn, lit beltte noh &eit @Oin &C.
reiit Inn inn oortigen 2lltenbeim
oe8 Noniianor Glleiiuq ieinen Sc
6ensabeno gu beidlieben. @err
Sdmit bat 81 Sabre int Omaha ae.
lcbt un0 mar felt 30 Sabrcu Elm
Mitqlie0 6es air6euboritanoes Ser
ocltti6en fat9. ct. Soiepbstirhc,
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amner anal nMalonea.4

81 Der MISUNDERSTANDING DOM
0ontog fam Der gtaIonen 6na pie-
0erun sur 8eiprefurg. Die Staot-
batter Butter uno Yarfs, ionic an
bere ipradm iid iir Q}oIoneps TO-
iorti8er Gntloifma olts bod onoere
6enlrporteterL Dab crit 0o6 &erbor
ron Sutton boril6er Ietn mufie. I'M
nidt parteiiih 3lt eriheinan. 0tcie
Iebtere Aniift orou9 oenn aud
idlieBlid ourhl uao MN fon1t
crit Sutton an Die 9ei5e c9e Dei
tare S6ritte erfolgen.
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&crbeh ernngeH fir Sort
Smaha,

9ri9a0eqcncrol Sauicr hpn @ai6.
.mgton. 6aupt oe5 Signalforps, bot
6cltte augetin0igt Dab ieitcn8 ocs
a~ricqsomtes umQe6eno 100000
fir 8cr6dierun0en in Sort Guloba
ultsgeqe6m per0en io1cn unO ooB
0ort6in cine QbteiIlyng oes Sianal-
for1s Der Qrufee perIegt mer0en
miro. 9is6er befin0en iid 600
Dloua in Sort Cmaba bod ioa
oie 3o5I mebr ais ucr0oppclt MGR
Den.
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9nhbrnnb.

a5nfolQe zines it6erbitten Gfen5
geriet DtoHta8 porntitto9 I'm @auie
oon Soe Bruno, 1916 @aibiHgton
Ctr, Der Sdlouiten iii 9ran0.
un0 bolo hcr6reitetM iid Die 5iolu.
men lbers 0ad, 0a5 tetlmeiie 5ar-
.itort muroe Ter oHgerihtete edo.
.1eh betragt 5000.
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OttsperbamS OtnaRa

g8erte 9%eIe9oten!
ltniere regelmdBige monotli4e Geriomm-
httg fin0et 6reitog ober0, ben ID. Sui, I'M
0eutiden Sous itott. Die 3elegoten li1o bier
Gifet5 fir ole an "a. SUM lt%ottgefun0ene
GDcater-Goritelung o%b3urednerl. 2ln6ere MIDI
ttge @eihQfte liegen 3ur Grle0igltng Dor, rpes-
Dalb, mic geioQt 0o5 gri4einef jeoe5 9elegaten
erlpitni6t lit.
Mfit @ru6 DA(. 7. Peter, Frdit0et1t.
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2o8icr6ans eiaseaifcrt.
SUM geluoGner meroen Gin Gpier
Der 6lammen.

Gan 6rantisco, Sal, 10. Sui
Ias Cosmopolitan 2%ogier9ous am
Gmborca0erp in meldeu bic 4rWeH
ubernohten bic t0c uu0 t5c bic
g}adt be3a9len, lift IeBte gtadt ciH
Halb Der 6ldmmcn %geU0r0en. Gns
eiHit5dtge S0I3gebauoe 6ronnte tuie
s3un0er mo bon Der t25 2eljten,
bic in 0emielben idlicfcn, iiuo fiini
III Den |6lanr1Ieu ltngefoHmcu.
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6onfcreiis fiir
SfieScnsbcSin1mnecn
MISUNDERSTANDING in Gbieaau faht
bGhlt anerfeHuenSlurrte pidl.
tigr Seidliiie.

Gbieaao ST., 10. Srli. - Sogar
oic gun0esbe60roea butten BEN Ser.
isdl aemaht Die fir SonHtag naf.
witfal nugcicttc Woiienperidmm.
iiusa Der an Samstag unO Counting
bier tagenocu aouieren5 fiir Demo
tratie mo 6rieoensbeoinguneeu I'M.
m6aiib 81 maden ltno gu Der5ieten.
a6ar 0cr aongreBabgeor0nete @}aion
ielegrdpbierte nah 8aibiugton; ur0
irEiqBlid mur0e getattet Die Ser
iaatmImg a65ubaltah bod MIR nm
fen Der 8%eoingung 0aB feline 2ltera.
ftr perteilt mer0e.
Grob oIer @inoerniiie bottan iifl
1oHutag na6mittag gegen 5000
Hrrionen e~in9efunoen uno Iauidteu
lulqeadtet Des beiBen 5omaubrol-
Dos orei 1tuu0en lang oen 4asfub.
rafgeH Der Ge0ner, bon 0enen Dor
alien Der aougrcBa6georonete &m.
q. Maioa 2aura @ugbc5 bon 50.
rontp, Sc9molr SteOman un0
Sauacs Maiircr tienteu ginorut
mohter@
@on Sen geiabtcn 9cidliiiica neu-
men mir.
Seine gemaItiume 9(ucftierung
r0n @ebietstellen.
Seine itrntDeiien arie85enti6d0i.
guuBen.
6reie entmidiung aGer GatioHo.
Iitaten.
Scr aougrcB. nidt mje es fritbar
bieB bic &eglerumg. miro o~ringeHo
aufgeforoert, ieiue ariegs5ieIe IN be-
jttanltea, flaren um0 allf 0iele4
Drlmoideen ~beru5eaocn g8orten BE-
fanit 5u geben. 2a1urh iollen bic
Amerifaner miieu, wof1r iie tam
bier. mo Die 3eutraImahta CUR 4e-
falmtsabe i5rer 3ieie ge3mlnger
ner0en.
a@ir herlangcn@ beiBt e5 ln 0c1
@eidliiiien oes meitercn, a0aB oiaie5
2ul0 ntdt fir Die @ier onOerer 2dn-
Der naf 2an0 u1o @eltberri6aft
ariag fiibrt. SAB es faiuen @artrag
nit aaoeren Regierungen eingebt,
Der icine freien GatidIieBungen Elm
idlranft aoer Der einen @anoel5frieg
addA Dem ariege Derbeifibren f6nu.
te.
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9i00en, 9}eb., 10. Sui. Ger
fiaben Mleilen entiernt non bier mob.
nen0e Mad 3anneD lit barbaitet
por0en, neil ct 1robuu8en 9egen
4raii0eut 0iIion olsaeitoBen babeu
i0Q. Gr nur0e 0en 6robgeidmores
men iberiDieien.
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aarcnsfp, Ser Monn Ser 5tunoe.
lit nun Ser 6et0 0cs Gaqes -oas err
nur0e er otrd Dos @ort, 0os
6ur6 Die Got. 4n muB cs
iih 3qiqen ob or oud Ser Qtanu Der
,3utuuIt iein miro.
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sdnIfeier Be- saereb 0eart sdnIe.

er5biifof 6art0 uHo @iirgermei
tier GablmoH mer0en Die Smibton-
ipraden bei Dem a9ioien-5eit@ Der
Saereo 6enrt Sflule boltgu. oos
bente abef6 auf Dem 5pielplas Der
ieE6eH, gde %. uno Scout Ctr. d6
miro.
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omaha, 10. Suli.
9iiuObie6 - 3ufubr $500.


liiuoOieb - 3ufubr 1900.
9eenncre felt bis Zoe b0ber.
@ute bis bette geebcs ~ 10
1896.
gatteImdBiee geeDcs 1850
1926.
Gam0bnli6e 9ecbes 9.75-tt50.
@ute Bis bette Sabrlm8e 1900
1900.
0litteIm. Sabrlnge II. 00-tt75
@eD09nlide Sdbrlinge 950-
1875.
@tte bis bette Sabrlingc 1900
1910.
@ute b. bette @eioe gce0as 1916
fits.
Dlittalut. @eiOe gecbes $50
1880.
@cm06nIidc geebes 8.25--925.
ailBe mo Sellers felt.
@ute b. bette Sellers 9.50-tO50
@iite BIS bette aabe s.50-950.
giitelmaBiss ai9e 7.50-550.
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Maiplin y GENT biaiaer.

Gu tmooro Gil 90. bot auge.
flfa0igi cas- @aIoIin nm lee pro
NNaene bfaiacr geluor0en lit mas
c|ltea Yreis p0n &c per @alone
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gls Observation-Disclosures fam
mon Die 9iuiienofiaHiiue foiim oui-
foiien; On5u lit iie bod mohI 3u frie-
qeriid.
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Grit io1tan Die oiilberuen &aaeln
Den arieg eHtidei6en, iebt Die lestcn
gui9el Mei5eu. SdIicBIid
fomut5 bod nod otf ben leeten
NlanH ON.
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e6ieaso 9larltberidjt.

Chicago. 10. 5ult.
Gim6uic6 3uiubr 5000; 0laftt
feIt.
Sdmeiue l. 3uht1r 10000; g}artt
meiitens zoe nieoriger bis itapadl
866iter @res 1910.
Gurdliduittsprcis t450-154 40.
Sdafc = 3ufuDr 1000 0lnrft ict
bis fart.
ct. 5oiep9 0iarft6eridt.
St. Soiegb. 10. 5uli.
3inSUicb - 3uiubr 2000; CUTE at
tioe ltarf, anOere lnngiam big
Icidter.
SdllUcine - 3ufl6r 10000; Mdrft
IangiauL t5-20e uieoriger.
Soditer @reis 1856.
Gardldnitispreis 15.00-i5A0.