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Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
OBITUARY.
Albert Beckwith.

Albert Beckwith, 66, died Friday night at the BackUs hospital after hav- ing taken poison. MT. Beckwith went to the office of Dr. F. Cassidy and told the doctor that he had taken poison. Dr. Cassidy called the police head quarters and they informed Selectman Bailey, who took MT. Beckwith to the hospital for treatment. An autopsy on the body showed poison in the stom- ach
 The deceased was the son of MT. and Mrs. Eliphalet Beckwith and he pass ed the early part of his life in Col chester and attended the Bacon acad- emy. For the most part of his life he was a dealer in horses and was well known about this county and had been well to do.
 Charles A. May.
 The death of Charles A. May. well known medicine manufacturer occur red in this city Sunday following an illness of some time. Mir. May was born in England 75 years ago and came to Norwich about forty-nine years ago. He was the son of Captain G. A. May and for a number of years followed the sea. At the age of twenty five he had been around the world three times
 He was Q member of Shetucket lodge, No. 27, I. O. O. F.; and a mem Der of the Central Baptist church. He leaves a wife, one daughter, Mrs. Samuel C. Wilson of Broad street, and one son, Frank W. May of Spring field Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
RAID coLORED HOUSE
 ON HIGH STREET
White Man Told Local Police His Wife Was There.

The house on High street occupied by Howard Potter and wife, was raid ed early Saturday evening on com plaint of Duff Harper, white, who said his wife was there and that there was drinking going on. The Potters are colored.
 Two men and two women, including Mrs. Harper were placed under ar rest
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
HELD FOR SELLING
 TO UNIFORMED MEN.
William J. Hall Faces Trial in u. S.
 District Court.

On Saturday William J. Hall was brought before U. s. Commissioner Earl Mathewson on the charge of sell ing liquor to men in uniform and he was held under $500 bonds for the dis trict court. Hall was turned over to Deputy U. s. Marshal Edson Bishop.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
ter.

Miss Carrie E. Rogers. who has been In Washington to open her winter home, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. James Lewis Smith, of Broad street. Miss Rogers leaves today for her summer home in Mystic, which she will soon close for the season
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
General Echaque Dead.

Madrid, Nov. 25-Lieutenant Gen eral Echague, minister of war in the last Spanish conservative cabinet, died suddenly last night. He was president of the supreme war and mine council.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
Schools. Close Wednesday Noon.

The local grammar schools will close Wednesday noon for the Thanksgiving recess. The pupils, as has been the custom for many years, are bringing their donations for the poor to the schools and they are being packed in barrells to be distributed on Thanks giving.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

A dispatch from Washington an- pounces the appointment of Dr. Da- vid Chester Brown of Danbury, of the Medical Officers Reserve corps, to the post of medical advisor to Gov crnor Marcus H. Holcomb, of Connec- ticut.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
Mrs. Lanqenbach,

On Sunday night the condition of Mrs. Frederick Langenbach who was hit by the trolley car Friday afternoon, was very much improved and the in jured woman was resting comforta- bIv
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
Certificate of increase.

The Power Construction & Supply Co., Norwich, has fled with the secre- tary of state a certificate of increase of capital stock from $2,000 to $f0,00O, and 20 to 100 shares common, par $i00.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
Mexican Generals.

Mexico has just deported three generals, which leaves only ninety seven odd thousand. But that may be enough to command her army in tEe present period of piping peace.- New York Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
Visited Camp Devens.

Included in the many motor par ties that visited Camp Devens at Aver Mass, Sunday, was one from Nor Wich which comprised Dr. and Mrs. T A. Crowley, the Misses Rourke, Ed ward Smith and Frank B. McMahon
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

Mrs. James E. Fuller Of Washington street has been spending several days at Little Boar Head, New Hampshire where she was the guest of MT. and Mrs. AIvan Fuller.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

Mir and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs and Miss Natalie King Gibbs have closed their cottage at Gales Ferry and are. occupying the home of pr. Edward P. Brewer on Union street for the win
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

Mrs. John E. Hawkins returned Sat urday evening from a weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. Courtland Beebe, ir Newark, N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

WHEN FOU WANT to put your bus mess bS:ore .-.5 public. there is nc medium better chan through tha ad-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

Mrs. William Caruthers has return ed from visit with her daughter, Mrs James Metcalf Smith. in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
Denni Tasse
 Cigars

The coons were two of three, bagged recently> by William Thorpe. Dick Johnson and Gene Olsey with the aid of Dick and Rocks. James L. Hub bards coon dogs and Colored, Mr. Johnson's coon dog.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

Mrs Sarah Mccall Spofford has re- turned to her home at Norwich Town after several weeks stay in Washing ton, D. c.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
PIE EATING CONTEST
 AT COON SUPPER
Honors Hotiy Contested After Menu
 at Central Fire Station.

A pie eating contest in which Fire man Lloyd Thompson defeated Fire man John Moody, made an exciting finish for the coon supper held at the Central fire station Saturday even ing. The honors were hotly contested and it was with difficulty that the judges made their decision The coon supper was one of the best ever and the evening was pronounced by one and all a very enjoyable one. About twenty covers were laid and the menu which included all the ''fix- ens'' follows:
 Coon Mashed Potatoes Mashed Turnips Hot Rolls
 Squash Celery Apple Pie Mince Pie
 Demi Tasse
 Cigars
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

Thomas Gilbert Brown of New York is spending several days at his home on Otis street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

This weeks meeting of Alpha Sig ma of the Second Congregational church is to be held at the home of Miss Alice Jackson, 294 Laurel Hill avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

A Westchester resident, Mrs. S. l. Shailor who is in her 87th year, has completed her twentieth pair of wrist lets, besides a. number of socks, fol the Red Cross.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

Miss Adeline Sperry, who has taught school in Rockville for over g years, has been granted a pension by the retirement boadd, which met al the state capitol last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

The Trefoil met Saturday afternoon with Miss Louise Robinson.
 Mrs. Walter T. Camp of Portland, Me- has been the guest of Mrs. Fred eric S. Camp.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

A war rally is to be held in Com stock hall in Eac Lyme this cMon- day) evening under the auspices of the Connecticut State Council of De- fense.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

The coal passers at the Shore Line Electric power house at Saybrook ask for advanced wages of 45 cents a day. They receive s2.30 a day and want s2.75 a day; they work eight hour
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26
WgLEEAM N0UMG,R.M.

Massage and General Nursing. Night CT day calls 3s Hickory St. Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-26

Mutual distribution of the estate of a Hartford lawyer, we'll known ip Nor wich, Charles E. Perkins, has been filed in the Hartford probate court, giving each of his five children prop erty valued at $13,63S65 MT. Per- kins died Jan. 8. 1917. land his estate inventoried $202,59554
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1yener III Columbus.

Columbus, 2. de6. e5n Ser
Maobel9anoIuaq bon g2c@crr brodl
acitern mittag gcgen elm ll6r ein
Jcucr aus. oas nut @iu6csidnelc
I'M itd oriff. Ger 1cucrmcDr qc.
lang es trob beloenmiiti9cr 9lnitren.
gung nidt, meQen Oes Jtaudes, in
Den cine grobe 5euermaiie biloeuben
2aoet cin3uorinaen. 9os gauge
Eager muroe boQig bernidtct, che
Dos 5eier 1aloidt Derocn fonntc.
@egen Der itrenqen a0lte, geitol,
teten iid bic 2oidorbeiten dltBerlt
idpieria. oenfL che Die 6cuerlpebr
cine babe Gtlinoe gearbeitet botte,
aid ie6es Mit9Lieo 0erieIben elmer
Ieben6en Gi8nlnIe. Mie 0as Gerper,
ons i'm 8lpeiten Stofnerf ieinen
ltriprung bate, entiton0en lit, fonn.
te nidt ermittcIt neroen.
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Der PilfsfenS.

@IDmolttlL 9lc6, 81. Gan.
Gntabn Idqltde Tribiine.
8crtc 6errent 49,.
PM 27. Salluar 1917 bieIt oer
4cutide acknowledgements bon Setter.
ion Goltntu icillc bicrtcli1brlidle
8erlammlnng tn Der Sta0t S%5anien
ob, nerbunocn NIT elmer aaiicr8gc-
burtsto0afcier. 8ei Dieicr @clegen.
belt ge0ahte man aud mieoer Der
9tot lit Der often Seimot itno e5
mir (ol5 S4atuIeiiter) Die
Sulnme BON $3.50 filr 0os Gent.
ihe 9tote &rell3 8ur 8eiterbeforoe.
rung ii6ergebelt. 60 lege i'd bern
einen Shed fitr Die obige Siu1trne
bel mo bite sic, Dies 6cl6 on
ii. @olpp meter befor0ern
81 molcr. Sd 9ebc aud Die go
Der @eber an un0 bite sic, al.
les in Der Gri1ine ST. ber0ffentltz
den. 02it @odadtultg
8m @rltmmert, YIDmoptb, Geb.
9ie Ramer u1to Sltanten Der
Na5nr.
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SraMcn=P ilfspereirt.

Ser 6roltatt &ilfSbereiu miri
feline garioumInng luie itetS om en-
item gRittpo1 lgS MouatS o61olten
alio naditen Mittipod, ben 7. Sc
bruor, auci llbr nadmittogS in
Ytuiitbein. Gas fnr6tbare faltc
8etter miro boffentlih oae @er5el
erlpdrmen uno Die Meniden on
regea Elm ~llebrige$ SIT tim. tim Den
9boadloien cine fleine 2inberltnq
5u beriGaffen.
Sen 9errelt oe8 0ttiif Gerein&
uniercn Derstiditen Can't fir ibre
10 ulteidenniisiae @obe; tueroen mir
bod onrf Dieitge nno groBe ats.
tpdrtiae 8ilie balb I'M Stanoe iein,
tpte0er cine hiibIhe Gurnute mad
europa ididcn SIT f6nner. 8ds
8erf ioll unO oarf nidt erIobmen.
tut bod lett me0r Oenn lie Silfc
notig. Gin Se6er f6nnte bod nit
2eiftigfeit uno obne grobe Glltio-
gltng eintge 0roihen ent6ebren.
8eat trarupit iid Das @er3 ni6t
5%rIQlmnelt, nena CT mir All Die Sci
Den 0ritben 0enft nn6 ipie glitdlid)
lollten ole iitblen, tpc1tn iie ibr
SdcrTlcin germ b%eiiteuerr, lnt iolde
gtot 81 lin6erlt. Sir Qlailben, 6aR
8iele bon anfon9 an ntebr getalt,
al8 IN ibrel Groften itotto, bod,
laBt un8 @robere8 tim ltr6 nod
nlcDr aeben1 rnier 2eben Itellen mir
bod nidt mtfs Spiel. @tr uiIien
oit5 G%rfo3run1, ME 9ilfe 3ltr red
ten 3eit Inns D1it qibt utt0 ms
grobe Eaten roIlbringen l4Bt. 0ir
f6nnen 10 @ielent entiaaen, ohne
inns 81 iAo0igcit, lpertn mir eS mn
ernitltd lDolef.
~llniere Grou 9fein lit nod iu1-
MGR niht nobl nth miro mo6rihcins
lid crit luelln bas g8etter mdrncr
miro, lbrcm @(mt boriteben %f6nner.
ale, ipclde bic lie6enspiir0ige 8a-
me fennrn ntto i6re 10 id0nen Pr
ttfel 9clcicu, milniden t1r boloi9e.
@ir bo6en rei5cnoe @auoor6eiter
inter nnoereHt oltd) Elm biibidcs Sir
zen ans Saparb gum &erIoien o0er
gcrfaui.
Sur 5tdrflrto gltten aoffce nn6
aithen. - lpelG ar6Bere 2otipciieI
fam man nod ~onpen0en?
Slga 90. aoebneulann.
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AnS Sem Staatt Nebrasfal
6OrOcrt $4,000 sdabencriab.

&lattsntoutfI 2. 6eb. - 1rait
5reo 5dmarterer bon 2ouisbiac
Bot int hieiiaen Bcridt oeQen bic
3obn Climber So, bon Gma6a un0
ocren 9iiraidoit3itcllcr, bic G1ico.
90 Bombing into Security so, cine
SfaoencriabfIo9e In S06e bon $50.
900 on9aitren9t. Qie 6rau bebaltp
tel, 0aB beiagte 8irma ibrcm O3ann
86tstcD ltip. berfaufte, mo0urd) &c
betrunfen pllroe mo iniolqc0eiIen
In 8oo0nortD's 9ono bet 2oitis.
Dile ertranf. Sdmorterer mar elm
5ngeniuetr uno beroiente 500 Biz
1925 monatlidL p1bren0 0ie GYron
init i9ren beioen ~unlniinoioen Sin.
bern lett miiteIlo8 ooitebt.
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SOptptt scaen 3igarrenfa6rit.
4r6eiterber6nnO bon 10000 Mit.
glicSern Der geridiu0rrna
idnlSig befunSen.

5Bracuie. Y. g., 2. Sch. Die
Central GRADES an0 2obor Iiienblp,
metdle 10000 orgoniiierte g(rbeiter
bieier 6taot reprqientiert. lit Der
gerihlporung i'll 6emeinidaft nit
6rei 2ofol GrqauiIotionen ullo 6rci
Acknowledgment, oo8 @eifdft ser
Observation-Disclosures Sl1itin Seubert
SSnc. an ruinieren, in elmer bon
Inoreips acioaten Gnti6eiouna
Id)ul6ia heiuiihen mornel1.
Srgenb peIfer S6aocn, sen sic
@eieaidnit erlitten bat, miro Qe.
riftlih feitgeicbt uno gcqen Die Sin,
~getlngteu aelteno qemodlt mer0en.
Die 3idor Moter8 Snterantionol
Union of Ialericn ipuroe BON ir-
aenb elmer aeiInabme an Der Ser.
fhuoruue antloitet. SIRE ltnion.
melde pcn Se1lbert oils lie.
gale Boffe nngegriffen luliroe, lit
bon Dem @erift oils aeieslid be.
5eihnet rporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02
Nus ccn PalIcm
scr GcfcbocbMno!
Der Dursclcatc Gntipnrf Scs Gro.
libitiOllsgeietes uirS uOn Dielcn
Soften Idlarf fritiiiert.-Gine
Smaba'er Delegation Ipridlt fir
nnO gegen bic bOrseidlnsencn
6rei6ricf.3 niGtc,

2incoln, 2. 5p6. Seute iii
Der leBte Gag I'M Senat, an meldenl
@cicbesborlaaen eingareiht neroer
foAaelt un0 e3 iit bereit5 cine gro.
be an3abl 0eriel6en u~nterbreitet
por0cu. @abrideinliA miro Der
5enat cine abenoiisung obba(ter
mitiictt, oomit nod ale @orIogell
eingereidt tperoeu fonrer.
gei Der 8aitrigen a1lte berridte
int Scnat ei:le eiiiqe Stimmltiig.
Der S%ibunqsiaoI mar nidt marin
81 befommett.
SIN @aus fam Die 8orlage.
100000 fiir SdmeineitQIIc aitf Der
6taatsfoir 8u bepiqigen 5tr 5pra.
DE, Die 8orldgc tpuroe bon Serrn
9enrD Sab ans SarpD GourtD Be.
ionoers iparm herteioigt Der ite fir
cine groBe No!lpenoigfeit erflGrte.
Sic ia1l0 obar aud oieIe Gegner.
&robocm fu1tr0c ite ipdter in amen.
0iertcr 6orm sur 4nnabnte empfob.
len. Sic Su1lrte BON 100000
iuur0e ouf $4,000 b~crabqciett.
Ser Sob cab iid ihlieBlih ooulit
3u%irieoen. Inter Den llmitanoen
NOR c5 fir i6n Elm idoner Gieg
rn0 miro Der Gcltbolt Gin GROCER
9duten iitr aac 6orHer 0eS Staote5
iein.
Die borgeleqte GroBibition8borlos
&c lultroc bereit8 idorf fritilicrt.
9cionocr5 miBiolen Die geoingun.
Gen, DOB man 9itraer mir lueni9e
6laiden @ctrGnfe int M1onat All.
ididen Iaiieu miQ. 6erner Sic Be
thinning, ooB man 5pibeln Sir
tnto Tor offnet fir Bic nieoertrGh
ti9iten anaeb9raien. aSn ibrer ieBi
Gen 6orm miro bic 8ortoqe nidt.
ourb bic 2cgislatllr gebcn for
men.
SIN @ausfomitee fir St0ote un6
GrtIdoften mur0e geltern 2fbcuo Die
6reibrieiborla9e Der 5toot Gnlo1o.
otsge0roid)ell. Cine qroBe an3ab(
9iIraer, Oarurtter einigc Gertretcr
0cs Commercial Clubs porcn oil
uno er1o6en Gintpmlb gegen
bic @orlogen. Mooor 3o6Imou uno
Sta0tonnait Slime ihienen ieoodI
0o5 meilte @e16r ST befollnlcn un0I
Is lit 2tit5iidlt borbarbcn. ooB 0ieI
meiitcn 9eltinmntngGt Der 8orlogen|
a|ngellommett lneroen.
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Ec~kalzuadbfiebtcn
aus Srcmcnt, ucbr.
Grelllnnt. 4 8

gNN4tt@tiRt OWL
Is iocroen bcreit5 lett pcridie.
Gene Gcrpfloitertttg8 groiefte oe.
moft lui6 1efin0et iid) inter oer.
ieIben bic Ncupflojternnq Der 5.
5rpiiden Moin ltlto 9roo0 5trafe,
Der Maiu bon G. bis 0lilitaru q(be.,
Der Gorf glpe.. bon oelt 8o6nqe.
Iciicu bis our 6. Strobc. pelde oac
iDie0erboItes auireiBen Der belteben.
Den Qflaiterun9en beroorben mor0en
iip6.
Die 5troBcnreiniqcr baben cine
@ebaItSberbeiIer1titg erBolten, in6en1
ihr 2obn ouf 1926 erb6bt por0en
lit.
gorausitftlih brauden Sic Il.
liierten bielc Stlrbinenmoidinen in
ibren 5diltengrdbet, 6eur unicr
lit bcnadridtiqt nor0en,
6ab Die Breiie fiir ioldye MaIfineu
lpie ocrieI6e cine fiir Die ftaotiiden
mo 2idtanfoacn faufen
bon $4,000 ouf $3.50 ers
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Sas tuirffnmitc 6ilfsmittef,
OnS Mfmtter ic Oeriuencetc!
Sr. G%aIOiuell's Gbrnp 9cpFn bali
Dem SnHsIine, oils nlle anOerrH
Wdttcl bcriaaten.

gtftS lit gt%otuenoiger fir Sas
8obliein un6 Die @~ehunobeit bon
atnoert ais Die regelmdBiacn 5lnf.
tlonen Der 8eroaliuugsorgnne. qtn.
Der iino ipe8ien fir Roqenfranfbei.
len leid)t empfdnglid) uno ieoe lteber.
nllltrenauia oieier empfin0Iiden Or.
oane lit duBerit idd6lid. Scr.
ltopiurg lit fir Die n~lciitcn qinoer.
trnntbeiten hcraHtmortlid.
em mil0es g%tbfilbrmitteI IoIte
alir 9eilltng Der 8~eritopfuna onae.
lpd1ot tDer0en. Starfmirfen0e W2its
tel lolten bermtcben peroen. fFrat
4ltreo gu Bots. sat. &oap, q. e.,
lagt ouB Or. gal0meps Gbrup
Nepitn 5pcifeIIos oaS bette SeiImit.
tel gegen 8eritopfung lit ltnb oab
6 ooS eitt5ige @eiIntitte[ mar, 6ns
lte fitr ibren Gditglillg fin6en fonn.
te. alein Carl mar u1brenb Ieiues
erlten Gebensiobres fortip1bren6 bon
8erltopflitgct1 geplagt uil0 nidts
id)ien 81 belfen. Bis inn Or. Galo.
iuea's Sprup gepiin gereidt n1rbe.
Sect 1T CT Elm itrammer, qeluuoer,
anobe uno feline Wutter iii
Or. GaI6mea oofar oanfbor.
Gr. Golomca'8 sprup geblin 1T
~abiiibreuoen araltteru un6 gcb.
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lporbell iinb.

bobt iuotben iin0.
8mei atnOer bon Sorace Beet
an gtoro i. StroBe iino an Der
2itngenent3itnoung erfrantt.
Councilman Sons Soften Bot
ebenfoQs 2iingenent3in0ung.
Wait DEM heiitigen Gage geben
orei 9anfet IN Sttrbriie, lllpIies
uno Gresham in ben geIib bon Sen
folgenben Sremolttern gebiloeten
Sbnoitats iiber: e. 81. @urneD, gu
fe 0iltuoD, 3. q. anopp, u. IS.
Gbriitenien, 8ront aoB, G. u. 9eel.
ION, Sern1att 8edn1ll, &. $. 8iai-
ans, &. Y. @ibipL s. 81. Qonobue
utto SRI. 2lImn Benton. 2afe W}uns
op miro Die STEELE zines Gi8eprd-
.ii0enteu in ltlpiies einltcbmeu.
@eitern na6uittog fono sic Sob.
re5beridmnluna Der Geil6o6er Ger
6drmers Milfereigeieqidaft In Der
aaorie &oIle itutt ltro bottcn iid na-
8a ltn9efdbr 300 MitgIieoer einge-
fitn6ell. 0ad ben Weridten lit Ser
geIhdftlide @rfoIg QuS0e3eiduet.
unb fonnen nie 0}itQlic6cr fiir bic
3ufunft nod meBr |eriporten.
Wlittlpod iultroe Die 5eterpebr
5peimol gfrufsl. 5it1fen oitS einem
Sdornitein oes 3auieS Der SSrnu
Inno Miiaer bcrnuloBten Gahbnrn
Die Melouna 3t MAIDEN. SIM ar.
oercn Sale mar 0ttrt9 Sen gruh oes
@aierrpbre5 &aiier III nen 6euer
bebdlter non 9teofielo 8idorO8 &C.
fonlmcL 10 0oB ooS 3iaumer nit
9Saltd qcfIlft, sic 9elDobner altr.
6cttcrineloltdg berauIQBte.
Die Iifle BON Srattf ". @ibion,
iUeIdcr til 9atIanO, Sal, bor fur-
8cnl itarb, lit bicr a~n9efoulntcn ualo
miro Die 0bo 6cllolp8 2ogc Die ge-
itattitng oltf Dem 6ieiiQen 6%ric0boi
lcitcn. Die %lleb2rrcite mrr0en nit
Der Golt ber0eihitt.
Gobert @crre bot ieiu Gci6qft
5o9n ii6ertrogett.
IS 1T cir. 8eicbentplrf einge.
bradt poroent lueldcr ocn Der.
fnui Der 6rGnont IorulaliduIcI
ourdl oen Staat beflirportct ulto ben
4sreis iitr aivlcIbc oni $t60.000I
4ooofot @orrn MuDlorO lit nod
t~tr5eut 9fllient9alt in geifdftlidcn
Qngclegenbeiten nieoer nod ieincrI
Rclten @einat IN RoBDel, "a. ~
Gin 6enitac iii Gu1(s 5lciidgc
id0ft mrirSe G,enstaq 0oOurd ser
proheu. not Scr orfonortiQe 8inoI
TN 9ledIdilo bon eittcnl Brett ali
Der qegeniibcr licgcuoen Settle Der
stroBe losriB mo e8 in Dos SEN
Ter idlenoerta.
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fin beraeIteIlt un0 cntbdlt feline mar.
fotiidcn ooer b~etGuben0en geIton6.
teile; obioltit pirtionL beritrlodt
lpeoer Shmer3cn nod ardmpfe, lit
bon angcnebmem 6eidmad urlo miro
gerne hon ain0ern genommen. g8iro
III ollen apotbefm fir SOC Der CSIo.
ihe berfauft. Miittqr ioIten tets
eine 6loide oesielben borrQtiq boben.
Inn Iahabmungen uu0 GdlIdun.
gen 81 bernteioerL ie6e man ouf 0os
9ilo ltnb Die 5acftmile llnterffrift
bon Or. GaI0tpea, 0o8 alif ben ocI.
ben 8erpnfungstnrten elmer ie6en
6loide gu finoel tit, Sir freie Gro.
beflaihe fdreibe man an 8r. SO. 9.
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spcsinIuahl IN sprinnfielh.

Sprln9FIel0. 2. 8eb. > Die Bic
ii8en mabIbc-ehtiqten 9ilrger CT
maAtiaten am Mlitttpod it einer
S~pejialpobl Ole Grtsbeb6r6e, onitel
lie 0es Dor einem Monat n~ie6erae.
brannten Observation-Disclosures eineu nelt.
en- 8u erriaten. Sn tpenigen Goqen
miro cine ipeitcre Spe8ioIno9l o6,
9cbalten mcr0eH in Scr iiber Bic
ausgobe bon $4,000 Bombs ab
tDer0eu iou, peIdc Gum
me 5ltr Grridtang elmer rellcn Sdlt.
0ienen ioQ.
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Semsrtnnseu, bic Sic 6anfis loren, no GaOumene
tablets nnbefannt gelpeien iin6,

fuo btr Guiao: Gin 8erriitee8 IerbcnbneHt fdirnoerss
Strait uno Gaerss. 9iee flanusr uRS granen, bon berer
elele of ptetdlg mon Mat erreiat baden. fu6 au9 bic
CHER bon gerbottdt BerunteraefoHmeuer @efuuSbett. bos M.
ialiat bon us0erntbettaHG eorsen. Gr5efeu. eun5phfns mo
aeFeeuouHg ibrer R~atlfli9sH etdsie uHb noruaIsn a~sbrnsfraft.
ea6eHeRe IatIels fRn Elm ipabres ellrFunesmiteL ban
btiaHmt bic ed49pitsa sTdie ees menidlideu 6rsautsmus
- s5aslisr @aiisfest aHaaFeasH, BEN gebiru. gerbsufpftsm unO
ctH 8edsH elHes ieoeH a6rpettsEa iHfae arut an aeben.
9it bem @erlat Der nornnIeH ~ssbeHEtratt un6 etarfs
i9efotH mud Die atHiacH 5ibiefeiieu ipsnlqer tatio. lpsaer sey
eWeasH AeEoeHtsrbinbnHg 5pHaeu eeM @ebira ub benz asuea.
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dremunter fanfen brei ganfen.

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tat Dieiiger aapitaIiitm nat Bic
ganfen lit Sen Grten Surpriie,
itn0 ltIDiieS fduflid rrmor
ben. Gem S1noifat gc66ren bic
fol8enocn 4erionen oil: 4. n. @ttr
neQ, u. u. G9riitcnicn, Qufe Mun
oh, 8. Q. Stnapp, 5ranf Sob, y.
Y. gieIion, Sermon gcdulan, &. s..
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uno Sri. 4lma 9cntoll.
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G~darladcpiOemic DOrii6er.

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5dJuIen, lpelde Dor ModenfriIt me
gen Der @efabr einer Sharlohcpiocs
ME aei6loiicn moroen morct, iin0
geltern pie0er er6fiuct morocn. syat
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Sieber 6reutol
@inliegeno finOeit On eiien 3roit
fir $500 fir oos 9tote areu3 iIr
Die G~otIeioenoen III 3eutIdlano,
bonn @retna 4tattoeutiden gerein,
8retito, 9tcbr.
Bite 0%eroffentlid,e 0biges III Der
Omaha Sribilne mo ifife mir
auittuig.
8ein 6reun0
3obu gturlter,
6aatmeiiter Ocs @retua 4slatt.
oeutfaen 8ereins.
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NcamtrnluahI.

gtQioncc. .. Sch. Die glftio.
mare Der Dor Countp 6oir @iiociati.
on erfpd0lten bel ibrcr e|yoDrcsbcr
bic folgenopn geamten.
9rdiioeut s. s. @tgbGon0, 8i3e.
@roiiocnt 6. y. g%}epberrn. 5efretqr
=. Opener uuo 5dobmeiiter
5reo S, Q}ouring.
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Ail0rcg, 9ieoaftelir Der v5rciel
9reiie@ Council Bluffs, miro bel
6ieier @eIegenbeit cine oetltide Neoe
BaItelt po3lt ollie 0eut'den init il.
rem 5amilien ber5Iidit eiugelaOen
iino.
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GE.sbsriff non @uune Gn. tot.

4l6ion 2. 6eb. godridt lit
bier etngetroffcrL ooB I'M otaote
@albtnatop @Silliant GilberS, mel
der 3lpeimal Sberiff bon Boone
Goulntp mar. geitorbeu lit. Ser
@ntidIaiene luar felt u1ebreren aRo.
llnten lei0en0. ....
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9erabictnus Der Suterricnratem fir
Sartebcn.

Sic 0nto9n 2oolt ui6 Building
aiiociation med,te fiir3lif bcfonat,
ooB tic bic 3iltereiienrotc fir 3or
le6en oltf 6 Gro3cut bero6icetc.
9ieie tlclte State tritt am /. qpril
3. & in aratt. @G9rcn0 0c5 "a.
iabri8en 8eitarOc8 oieicS mpblbe
tdnnten lt%ntcrtp9merlS iin0 iieben
grnaBigangclt i'm 3ilt8fuB 3u Der
3eidnea. Der q%egenru1rtige %nte6rioe
8ir5fuB 1T nod oen 4ltgaben bes
Setretar5 Oieies nnterne6mens,
9errn q6air, ouf etnen l~le6erflltB
hon 8ei6 5uyitd5ufibrelt. 5fuI6-
ncr be5abien ieBt oil eiltent $1,000
8arleDen $40 per Wonat, lpobolt
IS filr Slltereiien qerednet ncr6er,
ma9ren0 bic onberen So ais q6.
5obltng gebpdlt ner0en.