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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-16

Take your butter, cream and eggs
to WINTERBOTHANS.
Sedgwick County Fair, Sept. 6, z.
and 8.
Oscar Corpe, Jr. left Wednesday for
Sterling, where he will spend short
time visiting.
Mrs. W. ". Hileman left today for
Homer, Nebr., for a visit with rela-
tives at that place
If you have anything to sell, try 2
Want-ad in the Grit Advocate.
Mrs. James Law is spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. HUI.
bert Reichelt and family on the south
table.
If you can't be booster for Jules.
burg, make yourself conspicuous BY
keeping still.
Mrs. c. c. Gould left this morning
for La Fayette, ILL.,, in response to q
message that her mother = tk-'
place was seriously ill.,
Miss Evelyn Petersen returned here
last evening from Pueblo, where sh.
has spent several weeks visiting with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy T. johnson re
turned home this morning from al
outing trip spent in Estes Park of {
week or more
NOTICE
FOR SALE-Small tractor ant
three plows, $4,000 for quick sale
Box 81, Julesburg, Colo. 1t.
H. H. Hodges returned last Mon
day from short trip to Fremont ant
Lincoln, Nebr., visiting relatives a
the latter city and attending the trac
tor show at Fremont.
Wiley Stone, of Willow Springs
Mo-, who has been visiting his bro
ther, Jim Stone of this city, left las
Friday for Denver for short bust
ness trip.
Miss Agnes Mcclellan, of Aida
: Nebr., arrived here Monday for +,
visit with relatives, incidentally at
tending the Eastlack- -Gilchrist wed
, ding
LISTEN
Insurance written which applie
from the time grain is in the shocl
( until sold, at a very reasonable rate
r Inquire of Smelser l. Son as
Miss Jettie Pyle left this morning
: for McCook, Nebr, where she will
: visit with her friend, Miss Heller
e Heb, who formerly lived in Jules
burg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-16

Florin, Calf, June 16, 1917
Free Sewing Machine Company, Chi
cago, Ill.
Gentlemen:-In accordance with
your agreement, have received new
Free machine to replace the one l had
destroyed by fire.
Yours Respectfully
H. Hirahara
For sale by Lee Erb.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-16

Take your butter, cream and eggs
to WINTERBOTHANS.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-16

! Oscar Corpe, Jr. left Wednesday for
: Sterling, where he will spend a short
time visiting.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-16

Sedgwick County Fair, Sept 6, z,
and 8.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy f. Stevenson
left last Monday for Wyoming, where
they are spending this week on an
outing trip, enjoying fishing, etc. Miss
Reeva Smelser is behind the counter
at the Stevenson jewelry store during
their absence.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-16

Rev. o. A. Wright and family of
Clarion, Iowa, who have been visit
ing for the past several weeks at the
home of Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs.
Harriet Gilchrist, left on Wednesday
morning for their home.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-16

Don't forget the big grocery, it is
WINTERBOTHANS.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-16

Mrs. W. ". Hileman left today for
Homer, Nebr, for a visit with rela-
tives at that place.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-16

Fred O'Mara, who recently enlisted
in the U. S. Marine Corps. at Denver
but who returned here to await be.
ing called to the service, left "a S I
Wednesday morning for Denver, he
receiving orders to report for active
duty.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14

6piete Ttebt cine groBere 8roOttf-
tiou nidt fiir ooS ndhite SoAr pIa.
men. Gin8elne Sabrifonten o0er 3u.
IommenIteuer, Ste finnn3ieH idledt
aeIteat fnN, meroen olsidei0en
mas ieooh auf 0as @eid1ft I'M
algemeinen teiuen gtnfIuB ba6en
milr0e. Gieie Gabrifarten haben
ie6oh ibr 9ager a~u$berfattft un0
uiir6en neshalb nidlt gq5nuusen
fem, cine 9senge Cars" gu nie0.
rigen 4reiien nuf Sen nortt 5u
nerFen mo oou1it o15 @ei6dft Der
anoerm I610igea0 beeinfluiien.
Sd fam MIR cine grobere gro.
iperitat far udhites Sdbr %erteuneR.
Die etn5ige S6miettgfoit fiirate
id, miro 0ie ieirL oaB mir Der 9idd.
frage rad unieren Cars MIR CUR
S1lfte uer0en qeltiigen fonnetl. be-
ion6ers tpern duoere Gabriten, Die
mir ielbit, suritdbalteno iiuo be.
.3IgIid Oes 8lones gr6Berer @ro.
BUTTON gegenitber Der ltngepiB.
belt, Die I'M giaterialuarfte
herrid)t." ...@..
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wHEELBAsE-11B inches.
MOTOR $50 Bberty-continental- 3hxAA
incheai L~headi 6-cylindsF en- bioc. aiaml-
mum crank easel unit power plant
AxIE-Front Lfberty-Ttmken, single piece
drop-forging; I-beam section. heat treated
Thinker beArlnga.
AxIE-Rear. L~bertyJTimken, Hernt-float-
ing, spiral bsvel driving gearsi accessible
from rear. Thinker bearings
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES systemi cellular
radiator, especially designed for the LAD
erty.
LuBRrcATIoN - Forced feed and splash
system. Pressure Indicator on instrument
board; gauge on crank case.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feed, automatic type.
intake manifold, hot water taeketed; IN
take air heated.
GASOLINE FEED-Yaeuun system. IA
gallon tank in rear. 8 gallon reserve tank.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT - DeIco start
Ing. lighting and ignition systern. two unit
mrvTrH-ging1s fo-tnch dry plate: extra
light movement and easy adjustment.
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Der Cibcrtp Gar
gro6c Celitnn9!

Gle Qi6ertD Seds 8pIin6er Gar
lift cine Der bor5Agliditen ibrer
aIafie. SIRE @eritequng Seifnet iid
ourA Goltoitat aus un0 ibre ma.
IdinelIe ginriAtung meiit Sofitlet.
ltungen oltf. 9err q. q. 0oroon,
Elm tUoblbefantter Geiddftsmann
bon omaha, bat fir8ti8 NIT Der
2ibertb Gar go. 32006 cine gtetie
nah Dem geaonItoue RationaL
9Qrf nnternorlIlen uno idreibt in
ainetn Brief, 0atiert 0ert i. Qtguit,
bon BiliaL, Mottt., aus an 0ie Us.
On. Clement M1otors 60. folgenoen
grief: sd fam bier nod 7-tdgiger
Gabrt an uno babe ingeFd6r 1900
M2eiIen Suriifgele9t. Sic 2i5ertg er.
8ieIt tDirflide 2eiftungen, gs1r oui
Ser oarl5en 8eiie nidt iunerbalb
elmer Garage. 5aben Die Ga1rt iehr
genoiier. 8ir fabren jebt 6urd ben
garf. Ndf{te 8ohe peroe ib 81.
men nieoer ihreiben."
Mldn 0enfe, Ste Iange Geiie tuurDe
gealadt, obue 0aB Die g%eringite lit.
acknowledgement IN benz attomo6il
eintrot. feline gdraube uuBte arge.
8ogen neroen. Sic Gar fubr ouBal
6errn GORDON 0rei on0ere Boiid
giere, iofpie 0eren gdt18es @epdd
unO Sampler. &c sfaffierung. Oil
I2ibertp Beidnet ith ans our6 Qlts.
bauer uno 9o11erbaftigfeit. Mlnn be-
f6tige oieies prddtige 6.8bItnbrigf
4utonlobiI BET Der sc. 90. Clement
Motors 60, 25f4 Gdrnam Ctr.
oie Die gertretung fir 3entrot g}ebt
rnsfo nnb oas Sitoipetlide Some
tnne bot.
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pic Ecrinetcn 1iiimmtc
11t0n Sedbs Gar!

Cine Der beliebten Geds 3plinoer
Cars lit bic 2~eglngton 9&iulrle @tau
Cir, bic bier bon Der @aacuanrs
2ode Motor 81. berfauit miro. Ole
ie Gar bietet In pieIeu @~e5iebnnget
9tcuerungelt. Die aui Die autobeitter
einen tiefen Ginorud MAIDEN. 9ie
Gar lit bor8hgIid %tonitrutart ltn0 ibr
GntDurf bat cine g%eptiie Gle8an3
Sic iofort ms altge fdat. Die &aar.
mannsQode Motpr So. lit eerue be-
rett, fiinftign aaufern aae ee.
mun1hte ausfnft itber 0ieie5 gllttp-
mobil 81 qeben. 8ieie @eieuihaft
bat u1lh 0ie ageltltr iHfe fir ben
2ittIe Giant Grad.
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Rear 2(elmir0[ Sims
f.. cffisiener Beridpt.
Amerifauiidc SandbnOtjager ba6eu
fdl ~uor5agIid aegea Die hents
idlen I-9outc beiu6Brt.

@ai6ungton, IL. gtugnIt.
5dnelle G6tffe init quten Geidya,
ten un0 @efdibbaoieangeu, mos
0erne Gorpeooiaqer, nelhe ben III.
neu 5raetpieienen Il~eeras0iitrift 70
regelmaBiq patrouilieren, pte Elm
g}adtpoli8iit ieinen 8e5irf, itetiger
8ediel 0es auries ieiters Der
San6eLBidiffe-0ies iir0 oie eiu8t-
gen ~unmitteLbar nirtiomen @ilfs-
mttteI QeQen bic 1=9oot+@ efobr.
@i8es4 0miraL Gins, @afebl8ba.
Der 1es omertfantfden @eidma0ers
In europa. lit autoritdt fir oieie
Grftdr1tng. Gin ottsfitbrIi6er @e.
.rtdt be8 40miraIs iiber Die 8dtig.
.feit Der ibrn unterfteaten Gdiife lit
.0en Qften oe8 Martne-2 Departments
~einBerletbt nor0en unD miro BON
6eiieu 9eomtea fit ein aqan3 BE.
mertensmertes 5hriftlird4 erftdrt.
.5Gfretar 2auieIs lit eriuht moroen.
0eiien QllbIi8ierltng 8u 9eitatten
uno m6aLiderpeiie tperoen tatidhs
Ii6 ~ein8eIne SeiIe oelielbeu Der
0efentlid)feit iibergeben perben.
Gem 8eriGt nes a0mirols 5u
lfo[ge baden bic amerifaniifen Gor.
peooiaaer fb orsaeseidnct gegen
lDie oelitiden Gdunboote befpabri
un0 mad gnIidt bieftaer Gfff5iera
lift cB b0llptiQdlih Der brtQarten
9erteilung Der oneritaniiden gootg
Iun0 6erea Instrumentation nit
englifApn un0 fron3oiiiden gooten
I3u oonfen, 01B bic 8euti6eu nod
nidk qerpoat baben, ben llboot.
IArieg an bic Geita6e 0es atton.
Ittiden @1aeres gu berpfLon8en.
Gem getidt 8ufolae baben bic
Ibeitiidtan @an0elsidiffe e8 brilliant
beritauoen, ii9 Der Galdboota 8u
erDebren, uno er ntrb In benz BE-
Iriht aud 0araltF btnfDeiien, onB bic
bie(en Gebtjdafie Ger Eouhboote In
Jingiter Belt oarauf btn8uoeltteH
i6eiueu, oaB 6ie 8eiobungen 0eriel-
Iben nidt mebr 70 out qe0riat iin0
uia sl aniana 6es &altA6oot-arie-
Ines.
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9ic Cadillac Company bon SHa.
ia, an oeren Spite Der betannte
Deutihe SER Geo. Reitn iteHt, Bic
tet lett cine AnaabL oebraiidlte bod
grooige aittos gum @ertolif aus
Sic man beItdtigen ipllte. Ole Ga
0ilIac Company herfdltft an neuell
Cars MIR Dte beriibmte Cadillac ulo
aruB oft Cars bon anerfannter @ilte
i'm ltnltoltih nebmeA bic su eineut
eritounltden @argoinpreis at baben
Iino. 60 aitd In oieiem Sale.
9lon iebe bic an an0erer Stelle ons
ge8eiQten Cars, rperu man 8e0entt,
fiA einen prattiihen tnb 6oiterbat-
ten arafttpogen fiir bic 6aHllie an'
ytidoffen.
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TRANSMISSION - eelectiys Gliding geari
three speeds forward and reyersei nickel
steel gears; special alloy steel shatts.
DRTvE-Hotchklas. tubular propeller shaft
with two universal joints.
SPRINGS - semi-elllptio front. S8 inches
long. Ia inches wide; rear SO inches long
Inches wide, UNDERLYING; suspended
directly under frame.
BRAKEs-service, external contracting on
rear wheel: IL inches IN diameter, 3 inches
widei with equalizer. Emergency external
contracting on tranemisHtons 5 inches IN
diameter; 2M inches wide.
STEERING GEAR-Wom and full gear; ir-
reversible.
FPAME-Preased steel channel sections )
inches deep, az inches wide and M-inch
thick.
coNTRoI-Left side drive; center control
horn button In center Of steering wheel
TIREs-s2x4 inches.
WEIGHT-z,5 500 pounds shipping weights
road weight with fun tanks. 1856 pounds.
observation-disclosures deep buffed black
leather extremely softi curled hair and
coil steel springs used.
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elmer Scr berni.rr1gen0iten Nttto.
ritdfen Til 0er gGrtomobtL .Snoultrie
Bat oieiqr Gage feline aniidt ilber
bill gegeniuartige Gage Inn Glttomo.
biIgeiddit befnfrnt gegeben. 6te ho-
beg SntareTIe III anipruA nebmert
bisrfte. CIR fdgt:
.gie GaBrifen. 0eren Gro0ufte
nIs erftfIdffig onerfatmt iin0 un6 Die
Fiji zines ~begrin0eten guten Rufes
erfrgaeu, baben 5ur 8eit ni6t MIR
sine Qadfrage. Die ibrer 8ro6uf.
Eionsfdbigfait eIeiffoWmt, %ionoeru
Eonnpn nIen Anior6ertngen fa1rt
geiiiigen.
.@as ms betrifft 70 lit Die glad.
Trage nnd uarieren Cars GROCER ais
Ill irgenO eirer 3eit unieres 9e-
Ite6e1s. llno Das be5iehtl iih ni4t
Tur ouf ein Wlooel, ionoern anf
0lle Mpoeae, bic mir f~abri5ieren,
loGpohL til alltnmpbilen mie In 2ait.
autos.
sGaiielba Gilt aith BON moerert
Fd6rifen, 0ie iA neunen tonnte,
Deren groouft e%ritfIafiiq, mO
oereft gutter 8ftif felt Sa9ren amer.
falllt lit.
,Mas Sic Gabrifouten betrifft.
0fe gaelIiige int @efhdft Iin0 nHo
0eren gegentD1rtige W1ooeae nar
farse Set TIT Mlortte itao, ID mag
IL pieIlei6t ridtig ietft oaB bic
aadfrage na9 0eren 9ro0uft ct.
mas. n~aAgelaIfeu Bat.
ngn benefit ie0od MIR, 0aB ~
FIten Der l1ngeipiB6eit, pie tie ieit
nrierem gintritt In ben arieg 1err-
iden, adufer noridtiger in ibrer
MaM fiao. Mtan fault 0arn auf
@r1rno beg glsten gsufes uno' be.
fainter 2eiitungsfdbi8feit.
s8eun anIdeiueno Oas 4utono-
biIaeIddft 8uriid1aIten0 iit 10 liegt
0as nitt, ME 6inau8ioltradle ben.
Fesl dH bet 6nrdt 0er 5abrifanten,
6aB Bet 8e0orf aerilger Der0en
Iouute, Ion0en tatidAIid TIM 8egen'
tell baron 0aB man flrffet. o1s
NOTICE @laterial uidt Befomnlef 81
f0nneti.
Ser Sabrifant fniti1 nidt ebel
pIalqll 10000 Cars al f~abri8ieren
bis 1t gepiB III, has Material fiji
ir0en ~ein3eInen Eeil 6ieier Cars
der sltr Sat0 at baben.
Bur iehigen Set 1T oos abei
uidt gqfDiB. Sab ein 0iangel al
ia6I e~intreten f6n1tte, CLAUDE i'd
nidt. Sd Die 9egier1tng nidt aIlef
tabL Scr 8lir @eriteQung bon 4n
fomobi[en gebrda1t miro, beaniprn
den miro. Qnoere artife[ ieood
dit Il, bic id nidt gut nenner
oarf, 0eren gefiigenoe MaiIe 0nrdl
alss ungeiuiB 1T. Ges9aIb f0nnel
abrifanten, Eel 0ener bel auf ben
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9am6nr8s SuppenEadleH.
SagIid nebmsn 10000 @erioaen
baieEbt lire Mlabl5eitea Elm.

aopeubagen, ia. 2ltg. 1leber
10000 @erionen In Sanbtlra er-
baIten tdglib lire g~1ablBeiten in ben
Subpenfiiden, oa es 5u bieIe
Sdmierigfaiten modt, fir bic eir-
5eIiten SmtsbaItltugen bic n6tigeu
2ebensmittel gu erbaIten. 0om aprit
big SUM betrlg Die 8abl Der bort
getoItigten iogar 100000 BIZ 240,-
900 Mfeni6en, bod ieitbent b0s fiji.
iAe @erutie erbdlttth, bat 0ieie 3if.
fer betrdhtlid abgenommen.
0uBer 0ieien Suppenfudyen gibt
e5 nod Gdultaden fir Die GduI.
finner uro aaatinen III ben gr0Beren
Gabrifeu fir oeren Qr6eiter. Set
Dem friiaes Gemaie unf benz Mlartt
ift, bat aud 0ie GterbIidteit iebr
a%bgenomnten.
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Strenge ltnterindunssbeb6rbe.
WnReu beraasgrsOgene Saline Dur.
i~peiieu, snra 3eideH, ban bic
iel6en fraut wareu.

Sarge, 81. g, Ia. aug.-Ga Der.
f9ieoeue jHnge 2elite iid lire 8dbne
baben sieben laiien, lin bonn Wiili.
t1r0ienit befreit gu neroen, bat bic
biefige Neutrality-suspicious. nnge-
.oronet, 0nB 3dbne, Die crit in ben
.IeBten 9ogen geaogen iino, Oorge.
.leat peroen miiiien, Inn SIT beiDeiien.
SaB oieiefben mirtlih ertrnnft nn6
.nidht MIR ge8ogeu fpareti, odmit Der
BETTER fid Der glilitdrpfIidt eut8ie.
ben fonHte.
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qnhtnbie6inncn berhaftet.

Gie t8.idbriae qllita Softer nno
STE 81 Sabre olte loretta groiDn
uur6en t0eaen Giebfta5Ts bonn So.
6entiid zines 8arenbouies In bolt
8eitidcn 0elpabriam genommen.
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g9ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
leimlendlten.

I0r0on Us. Mdttles, Der gum
0a6rungsmitteI Administrator ben
g~lebr1sfa crnannt lit, aob Mtontog
in ieinem 9eim in &a%liiornien bic
Grfldrung ab, Dab CT Der 2ebers.
mittaIIpefllldtion In ~9febrasfu eineH
.9lieqel borihieben miro.
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I'M hen QraQtn Bel 3ro6i6itipn.

9ruet G1ritenter, Sat @oIf un0
Rab @roniorL tpur0en ruegen geieb
@erfdHfs bon @bi8tep ber.
Gaftet. @oIf tpurbe abgefoBt aIs or
elmer g2o6b@ nor benz Serbian
Sote[ Gin @itlt 8bistep ~berta1fte.
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M1an unteritiiee Die Seltihe
greIie. iabem man su ihrer 8erbreis
! tang beitrast. 4
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0FFi5ien ptro geneIoet odb TIT Ell
mem 9uftfampf an Der @citfront
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GrfOIsreidcr SentideF 6lieeer.
Berlin, iiber Son0ch Ia. aitg.-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-29
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

total amount due being in excess of $S09. Mir. Dubuc. failed to pay the Judgment and MT. Wheatley caused him to be committed to jail at Brook lyn, where he has since remained. Oct Is notice was given that MT. Dubuc had taken; the poor debtors, oath and this was followed by the filing of a motion for a review of the, facts. At tQday's session an effort will be made to secure an assignment for the hear ing. -,
 Hearing on. Motion in King Appeal.
 Another matter that will be before Judge Reed. in the superior court at Willimantic~ today will be the hearing on the motion tc set aside. the verdict IF the case of the state ys. Clarence King; tried at Putnam this month. At the time of trial sentence was not i'm posed, on account of the motion to set aside the verdict. It is expected that sentence will De imposed today in case Judge Reed oyerrules the motion.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-29
ment.
Awaitino Call,

Attorney Archibald Macdonald Jr., returned Saturday from d Worcester hospital, here he underwent an op- eration. few days ago. in order that the last obstacle to his being accept ed for training as United States ar1:1N aviator be removed. He has taken his physical examinations for the aviation corps and is now awaiting q call to begin his training.
 No Risk cf Failure!
 During the mid forenoon hours of Saturday Liberty Tend buyers filled the lobby of tI, First National bank, awaiting an opportunity to place their money on Unc-e Sam as the prospec- tive winner in the worlds series being played abroad. And they have their money on a sure thing bet!
 Captain Ryan Of the police depart E1eft has received letter from state authorities at Hartfor.1 directing at se,l.icn to the advisibility of automo- bilis'.s having mirrors placed on their ears in such a manner as to allow them to have a view O. the vicinity in the rear of their machines. In Hart ford and other Connecticut cities the placing of such mirrors on cars is made obligatory.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-29

ing recess and about 30 pupils will study a: the home. Under tt;e new plan the congestion at the Sawyer District school, where the county home children now attend. will be relieved.
 Buying Pigs For County Bureaus.
 J. A. Sims, state leader of uig clubs. John F.. Clifford, county agent for Holland county ani John H. Fay coun:y agent for Middlesex, have been ii. this city and in tie surrounding country endeavorins to purchase pigs for work that ir to be carried on by the county bureaus in Holland and Mid dleseX.
 Food Demonstration.
 Miss Charlotte Embleton. county demonstrator, is to give a demonstra- tion Thursday evening in Hemmond's hall. Miss Enlbleton will demonstrate how cheaper cuts of meats can be pre- rared to form appetizing and nourish ing meals.
 Declines to Be Candidate For Mayor.
 Senator Archibald Macdonald, who has previously served the city. and served it very efficiently in the office, was declining Saturday to again con sider- being the republican candidate for may or.
 County Agent and Mrs F.. F. Ellis have been spending a few days with relatives St South Weymouth, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-29

gently, because she protested against coalitions as she found them in the district jail. to which she and other members of the suffrage band were transferred From the workhouse at Occouuan, Va
 One who was with Mrs. Bartlett in Occoduan writes this st!ry of the events mat lead up to their extra diff fcultieS: .r,
 "Cne fine Sunday morning at about daybreak the superintendent of the workhouse called each of us into his office and asked us whether we would dc a wee bit of work Monday and have cur privileges given back to us. We said in unison, No" ard that we re- rnailed firm to our principles We also told the superintendent that the privileges to be granted were not many nor worthy of our sacrifice. So he sent us to the district Jail apparently, was glad to get rid of us.
 "A. the jail we were placed each in a cell-locked in a filthy, by :, stuff fy cage. The air was abonli,iable and demand for open windows was very vigorous. Over this matter of having adequate fresh air to breathe there was eventually more difficulties between the members of our party and q jail official, and one of our new pickets told the official to open window and keep it open. He did not do it, so a picket pulled the rope at tached and drew the window open.
 Immediately six guards appeared and the jail official ordered all of us back to our cells. We said we would not move until the windows were opened. We said would go peace fully to onr cells and into solitary confinement if they would open the windows. Tnereupon we were told to so to our cells at orce and tho or der was followed up ,y our being Vio- ,ently pushed into the cells bN the guards of this unsDeakable system
 Following this the rickets sang in unison for two hours. and repeatedly requested that the windows he open ed. This was refused but later the windows were partly opened
 Later they were closed again and
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there was maintained refusal to open the windows, so we boTnbarGed the glass with cups, spoons, knives and forks and managed to break out two panes.
 Mrs. Bartlett is going to be out November 3, and will arrive home a day or two later. All her privileges have been taken away as punishment and she is not allowed newspapers or anything to comfort. know that she prisonment, however, and it will be a thrilling story, too"
 The above was written by a picket who has just been released from custody in the institution where Mrs. Bartlett is confined.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-29
OVER A. MILLION BONDS
Taken by Windham County as Shewr
 by Saturday's Total.

Reports avaiis ble at the close of business Saturday night showed that Windham county subscribers had taken over a million. dollars of. the second issue of Liberty bonds. This is a record subscription for this his- toric old county. which has furnished heavy quota of men to fight against Germany and everybody aligned with Windham county has more men and much more money and will answer the next call with the same hearty re- SponSe. +---. .-.---
 directing the. attention of automobile owners hereaboLts to the good prac- tice of placing mirrors in such relation to the drivers seat that a person op- crating one of tke. machines may have view of; the highway to the rear of the car. Such mirrors have been found to be a protection against acci- dents-collisions with other cars--arid they are. required in some cities of the state.
 News from Oversee.
 Cablegrams being received an- rouncing the arrival of American n fighting units of which local young men are members overseas bear no trace of origin and the people who receive them do not know whether tIeir boys are in England or France. Eut the messa Ses are mighty welcome aCd tell of safe voyages over. John M.. Dove. who is somewhere over there. cables that he has been made a cor poral.
 Stories That Are Fairy Tales.
 C'ne of the inside stories on war happenings that is being circulated bout town is that Secretary Turnultv is confined in federal penitentiary for revealing war secrets to tho enemy ard at the same time Washineton des- patches have been telling of MT. Tu- hx- side as the president received the dele Gation Of New York snffragists Ia st week Some of the inside" stories re rich.