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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
Granspcrti4iffe tpareit
in bSc6iter Gefabr!
ginr cincm 'glifliden 3ufnIf lit es
81 berOantcn, Oafl lie Dem
Surpe6O cntgingeu.

BorIs, 7. SSuli. - Bon g8. g.
6orreit, aorreiponoent Der ltniteb
4reB.) - gdtr Dem l1nIton0e, oab
etlpo8 an Dem Steuer eines Der
TranSportIdJiffe, 0os amerifaniide
Grltppen nod 5rontrei6 bef6roerte,
IL ltnor0nung geraten mar, lit e8 3u
ber6ontelL 0aB oieies S6iff ni6t
BON Dem &orpeoo eite8 feinolideu
Eoudbootes erreid)t murbc. Ser
glngriff erfoIgte in Der gladt Dor
Dem feItgeiebten 8eitpunft, an mel.
dem iih Die amerifaltiiden S6iffe
AT etuem gclpiiien 8unft treffen
lollten I'M gelneiniom 0ie 6abrt
nad europa 8lriid3ulegen. 0ie
gSa6t mar finiter, pie Der @ep0brs.
mann 0ieier @teIoung iogt, un0 0as
Meer leu9tete. I'm 1890 pi9en
Die Gdiffe bl1BIi6 ans Der bisber
irnegebaItanen 8obrlinie db; Die
&ron8portidiffc befoIaten einen
9urS, pG9reno Die 8egleiti6iffe ei-
men on0eren eiunabnen. 95lobli9
benerfte man bon einen transport.
iAiff aus metBe Ieuhten6e Gtraifen
BON 8pei Gorpe6o8, oie Quf 8pet
Grnu8portiaiffe 8uIteuerten; e8 ma.
rem Gorpe0os-6ie ober glitdli4ers
meiie ibr 3ieI berfeblteu.
3uet weitere Sorpe6oS folgtet
bem 2oltfe Ser erIten beioen, aber
aud 0ieie berloren it6 in Dem Quir.
Ien6en aietpaiier Der Sdiffe. 9os
&oudboot, pelhe8 Die Sorpeoos ob.
gefeuert batte, iboB bonn inter
@oiier an benz Bug zines unierer
56lffe borbei.
9ie GebItreffer oe8 &altd6ootes
ftno oorauf 3uriidaufiibret onB on
Dem 6teuerru6er zines Der Grams.
porti6iffe ettpos in 1lnor0nitng &c,
raten mar un6 in idarfer @eiie bon
ieiuem &urs obpib. 9ieie gepe.
gltng oes Gdiffes n1odte Dem Be-
febl89aber 0eS lt-8oote8 0ie l1e6er.
8eugung beige6rodt boben 0aB er
ent6eft mar urto oos onerifoniide
Sfiff nun Den @erillh mofte, es
3u raunuen. ShnelL lieB ct Die Cor.
peooS log un0 entffob.
Ser 9lngriff erfolgte NIT ntent.
rauben6er Gd)neIligfeit; oGes mar
btnnen elmer @1inltte borit6er. 8ie
an 8or0 befin6tihen SoI0aten bat.
ten feline 9tblrlug BON Ser @efd6r,
in meIder iie geibpebt batten; bic,
ienigen aber. peIhe Die &orpeoos be.
mertten bebicIten lire Saiiurg. Ger
5ebler am Steuerrltber purbe bnI6
in Gr0nlug gebro6t un0 0n8 Sdiff
foGgte ser aiellinie Der ii6rigen
Shiffe. Die 6abrt ipur6e Oonn
obne Deiteren 8nii6enfaI( fort9eiebt.
2(n folgenoen Gage trafen mir nit
amerifaniifen Grieg8ibiffen, Die be.
reits in europaiiden @epofern neit-
ten un0 un8 entgegenfubren 8niom-
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
miceererSffltltlt0
ees Rei0stooes!
Sine iueitere ariegsanIei6c bon
15,000,000,000 mirb fliiiig
genlndlt iueroen.

Berlin, iiber 2on0on 7. Suit
Bel 8ieoereroffnung oes 9feiGStogs
ioqte ser Hei68togSpraiioelit, ouB
Ser &rieg nod iunner petter tobe.
n@ieoieL Sartmer nno GIe1b ober
lpiiroe Der 8eGt eriport ge6lieben
iein", iagte er, pmenn Die glGiierteh
Die bon aoiier g8ilbelm 9erno6te1t
5rieoeu8offerten eingegongen pdren
@eoingltngen, Die Die @bre unb Die
SStttereHen aaer gtotioneu gelp1br-
leiiteten."
Ser 9fei98tng8prGitoent bob ber.
Dor, 6aB Die ariegs5iele Der glllts
ierten Die 8erniftrng 0eitti6Ion6s
be8pefen; 9euti6Ion6 ober tperbe
8i0eriton0 leiiten foite es, mas es
nol[e.
Cine peitere &riegsanIeibe i'm 8e.
trnge Don 15,000,000000 @}orf
miro berldn9t; Die Qebatte bier.
it6er 1T gegenrpGrtig i'm @ange.
Reid5i6obant8fnn5ler @raf b. Gpe.
0ern iogte, oaB iib Die ntonatIihen
2lusga6en bon 6ebruar big SUM-
ouf brei Millioroen W}ort beIol4fen
bdtten 9a8 @el0 mur6e 3ur $erItel.
lung bon @afferl W2lulition, lno
sur llnteritilbunq Der &rie4Snotlei.
0enOeu, ioipie 5ur 8e5obIuug bon
3inien berlpenoet. Die leBte &riegss
be8ifferte iid ouf $780,
100000 Morf, itno Die 3eidnlugen
3u oerieI6eu ilbertrafen oIle Gripurs
tltnget. Sic 9teif8bonf nilnn1t
@ol6 in 6orrn bon SuipeIen un0
an.
8or Dem 3uionlnentritt 0e8 oIl-
ger1einen &eidstagS bieIt SOS Gre.
flttiofomitee cine Situng ob, in mel
c6er Ser &eids. 1tno Staat8iefretGr
ocs glusndrtigen. Or. 8iutmerman1
cine longe, Qber bertrnulife Ge0e
iiber 9elttidianoS 8e5iebungen 5u
neltfralen un0 trtegfiibren0en Mah-
ten hiclt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
SOnOOrl Qnt beQen
Sage bombaroiert!
Grc6es Scntidbcs Slu9ecl6paScr mac6t Itarkcn
Aneriff anf SIC britticpc PaMptItoSt
ictuic anSerc tuid1tioe 41Mnktc,
GnsfdnSer pcr6cimliRcn aelultat Ses 2(neriffs,

2onoon Z. Suli. etpa 20
oelitide gleroplane fiibrten beute
ipieosr einen lleberfoa oltF 2onoon
aug. 0ieie IeIonng nadte beute
bornittag geBerol md, obne Dab
ct Gin3el6eiten Der, tieb. sSn
ieinem erIten 8eridt gelBr Us: aSet.
te un $3.50 tuuroen 6eutibe Slug.
5elge in betrlhtlider gln3abI, in
atpei QbteiItneen 6nbinfo1renO, ouf
Der S6be Der s5niel bon G9onet unO
Der 0itfiiite bon @iicr ,9eiidtet.
Der lleberfaa oui 2on0ou eteig.
nete iic1 I'M 10;30 bornittags.
@s lit 0ieies ods 5lpeite @ia[ felt
oem t3. SUM- Dob &onoon bon
fetnoIihen 5lug5eugeil angegriffet
miro. 2ln ienem Gage nur6en 0ur6
Yom6eniuilrfe ieiten5 16 0eutiden
aeroplanen 157 Rerionen getotet
lui0 432 perleBt - Die groBte Bail
bon 6lug5eugcpfern ieit @eginn Oe5
Srieges. 8eitere lleberfdIle Doben
felt iener 3eit itottgefunoeu aber
fetner auf 2otloon.
sSn benz tpeiteren 8eri6t 0es @e.
nerals 8rend beiBt es: Die fqinO.
Iidlen 5liig5euge orangen ans nor0.
oitlider 9tidttug gegen 2onoon Dor
itl0 teilten iid oann; cine glbteilung
flog norOlid, Die alt6ere peitIitl, air.
felten ilber 2onoon lm0 iparfen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
1tnIer ltcaler Roman!

0tit Der be1ttigen ghtmnter beains
men mir llnIeren neuen Ronian.
3iesmaL ltebt Den 2eiern ein beion.
0erS groBer @enuB bepor, oenn 0er
befonnte Homanidriftiteller Ru0nIpb
6traB bot in Dem 9ioman Seine
euglii9e 5rau" cine Saite angereot,
Die in ieoen Qeutiden nad]fliuaen
miro. Gr iAilbert, rpie elm oeutIdler
0ffi3ier Die Sodter ieines nod) Con.
Oon beraoeenen 1tn0 n0ILig ongliiier.
ten 0nfels beiratet, mie eg ieineu III
@eifaften uro Sport nufgeben0eu
8errpanoten beinnbe eeIingt, i'm
lnter6ufriegen unO gum Solbetaa.
lGnoer 5lt MAIDEN, bis ieine cute
oertide gtntitr nieoer alln 9iird.
bruG tonlnt uno ifIieBlidl, I'M lin.
gIiid geldutert, ieine Srau, 0ie iid
oorber bon ibren gerpon0ten befo.
rem lieB, treit SIT ibn bolt. @s iIt
Elm Romon, Der fih oes 2eIer1s iDirl.
lid berlobnt uno oeIIen 2eftIlre
munde onregenoe Stiinoe bietet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07

8ombeu aui beridie0eue staotteile
9erab.
Ole 6Iug3euga pur0en bon g(6.
pe1rgeitbiiben beidoiien gisber 1T
iiber ben aneeri6teten S9o0en nod
nidts eemeI6et moroeu.
lleberf1ll fam unernartet.
Die StroBen Der Stoot naren NIT
tauienoen W1enifen beIebt. 3ie go.
li8ei ttno Die Soloaten botten Dtii6e,
Die W}eniden gum gerloIien Der
5traBeu 5u bepeqen uno iih in
Siderbeit 8u bringen. gritii6e
2tero3lane Itiegen iofort auf 1tnO lie.
ferten ben fein6Iiden 5liegern @e.
fehte; obrenbetGuben0 mar 0os
8onneru Der gl6Debrgeidiibe un6
6a8 &uattern Der @laibinengeipebre
unterHliidt nit Ben getpultigen
9om6eneJpIoiioneu.
@eraoe iiber 6ie Gto6t fIogen Die
feittolihen 2leroplone, berTolgt bon
Sprengitiifen Der @ronoten. 8ie
Sonne ihien flor uuo bel(, bod mar
0as 5irmantent in QunItidleier ge.
1ilat ben lle6erfaQ begiinitigen6.
9ie oelltidei 6lieger aber paren
peitbin lthtbor.
Gas feit6libe @eidmaoer bra6
pIobIih ii6er 2onOon berein, un6
mir penige ipuBtet boB es iid I'M
einen lleberfoa ban0eIte, BIG bos
arohen Der gomben fie 0abon be.
lebrte. Gie 9eutiden f(ogen NIT Der
gr6Bten 8fneaigfeit 0abin nno mo-.
rem Dem @r0bo6en bieL n1ber. als
bai oen borherge6enoen lleberioQ.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
g4ppenl to 9teaiun" bon
Der GOit nidt befSrSertl

g8ai6ineton, 7. Srtli. seitoenl
0os Spionngegeieb in arnft getre-
ten lit, Deroen ale 3eitltngen, Die
gegen oen arieg 95ropagoilba ma.
den, bon Der 8eforoerung 6ur6 oie
95nit ou8geidIoiien. 9ie io3iaIiiti-
ide 3eihmg ~2lppeoI to 9feoion", j,
pelde in @eraro, 8onias, berousge.
ge6en miro, nuroe 9eitern ni6t be.
for0ert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
Die Rmiicit reltlrcn
pcrecbli6 in Sen GeS!
6ransoien bitO; lire glngriffc brc.
den nnter Sem gegneriIden
Bener suiammen.

Berlin iiber Qonoon, 7. SSltli.-
Gas oeutide ariegsomt meIoete ge.
tern abeno iiber greigniiIe an oer
ruiiiihen Gront; Sic SdIadt in
Gitgali5ien lit nahoem 0ds fltrdt.
bare 9lrtilleriefeuer abgeflaut mar,
bou neuent ent6rdnnt. U}oiIenongrtf.
fe Der 2uiien 8lpiiden 8boroff uno
aonilbD broden ilnter unierem
6erer nit ungetpo6uIi1 iflueren
fein0liflen @erlldten 3uinnuen.
Die id)neioiaen Siirfcn,
stoperbugen, iiber 2onoon 7.
SUM. 8o8 tiirtiitbe ariegsarnt mel.
bet Giali3iide 6ront-9ei einem
@egefansrift nabnlen unIere &rup.
ben 202 9fuiien gefangeu. ssyit 0em
fid eiltipinnen6en 8ajonetttantpf fie.
len 500 8idien.
gSpu Der @eitfrpnt.
Berlin, ilber 2ou0on, Z. Syuli.-
lleber Die Sample all Der @eItftont
meloet oos ariegsomt
8eItli6e 6ront: Q(rneegrltppe
aronprtn8 9fupbredt bon gapern-
S5n 5lonoern un0 am Q[rtois mar
Die glrtillerietdiigfeit I'M aQgenei-
reu gering. 5eirtoIi9e Grfun6nngS.
OorTt0Be mur0en on ne6reren Yurf.
Ten 5uriidgeidlagen
9lruIeegrltppe 0elttifer aronprin3
- TIMER @ebictsgelpiun aln 8auHeu.
3obtpeg oitlit bon GERM 6epog
bic fran3oliife armeeIeitlng ober.
mails, beilte friide 2(ngriffe 5u mo.
ben, fDelde NIT idperen gerlldten
iitr ben 5ein6 febliflugen.
gis jett bdbeH oie 6ran3oien t5
8eriude genIodlt. Oieien
go0en iDieoer8uqeDinnen
mo jeoeIuol botten iie groBe Gpfer
IN Goten &ernuu6eten ltno @efan.
Ienen 81 bringen.
g8as bie gritea mel6cn.
2pnoon 7. SuIi. - @enerdl 6aig
Dab Die 9riten aeItern
l6eno 6Itlid bon 8Dtihdte Bic beut.
den Stellnn9en ongegriffen uno
in ipeuig borgeorungen iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
FafSens .5SmkmitFt"
Mrs ltntcrSrii6t!

aopenGa9cm Z. Suli. g9cgcu
iuaausgeietter 9tngriffc nnf Die 9ie.
qierung 1T bic BON 0iarimilian 9nr.
ben bernusgegebeue gSoden8eitimG
,.Die 3ufiuft" porIaufig nnter0riidt
luor0en.
Tie felt mebrereu 8agen iiber Die
sSranfiurter 3eitlng perbdnete Gen.
fur lit ouf goriteauneen I'M aleiaen
Hei6sfng BIN aufgeboben nor0cu.
Die 3eitine bate Den 6inan5minis
iter uneebiibrlidD aHgegriffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
2tattcnalgarSe br0itd,t
lucitcrc 100, 900 11iann!

gSoibington. 7. Suli.-g8ic boS
ariegsaiut geiiern ulitteiIte, be.
trdat Die Stdrfe Der gtatiounlgaroe
oes Son0es nod 6en Iesten 8erid.
Ten ieet etipas fiber 100000 @iann,
un6 ipeitere 100000 Mdnn ner0en
beuotigt I'M 6ieieIbe ouf ariegs.
itorfe su brin1eH. W}an glau6t
0ab nan ae5nungen iein miro, Die
feblenoen Seute ourdD 3iebangen
Gufaubrinaeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
edInb ber 0tetreibeineidrr.
Jriiebc 1scnpcntion
alit Is. Jmli I'M Dublin!

2onbon 7. syitli. - grenier
2loD0 @eorge tituOigte 9eiieru i'm
1tnterbauic an, oab Die iriid)e Son.
bention am %. S5uli in Dublin sl.
iannentreteu miiroe, Inn Die n0tigen
8ordrbeiten 3u erlebigen oaruntel
oie Babl eiues gorlibers. 2lob0
George gab an ooB Die 9egierung
9enrb 6. Gnte, oen eriten Scfrei1r
Fir SrIollb, gum prooiioriiden @or.
iieer borgeidlogen babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
mieSer cine faelle
Gnee6l. 1ocrIebtuSrmlto!
Mitslieber Der s. 8. g. IolGen Be.
nbiidltigeH, Die ganse Grnte
nieber3nbrenuea.

8iour GaIl, g. O., z. Stuff. -
Cffi5iere Der reguIdren 9trmee in
Giiooafota bebaupten, oerbiirgte Syn.
formation 0oriiber Al baben, 6aB
2eiter Der S. gg. g8.-2yn6uitrie.
nrbeiter Der @eIt-int Gtaate int
@eiib bon 2nnofarten Der buuptiGd.
Iid)en Observation-Disclosures 6es
GtanteS iino uno in oenieI6en Mdn.
ner itationiert baben, pelfe alt elm
itl0 0erieIben Belt Die Grnten in
BrnnO iteden iolen. 60 mltr6e ge.
tern bier er3dblt.
Gs beiBt 6oB in alien iibrigen
Giaatep 6erartige 3erIt0rtinqen ser
Grnten bon Den 8. g8. g8. bead.
5idtigt Iino. gunoesbeamten iin0
in aenntnis geiett uno babel, oie
an Dem aomplott 9etetligten stt
ergattern nn0 feft5unebn1en. (Gie
S0de miro pobl e6enio bornIos
berlaufen mie Die glngeIegenbeit NIT
Den nit @a5illen berpeIteten Seft.
pfloitern in Omaha uno Soma. =
ariegsbDiterie - Gpionerfurht un6
Die Sunostoae iino cine gefdbrIide
aonbinntior)
Sflnt Der 0etreibeipeidcr.
gbicdoo, 81, 7. eSuli. = sSobn
6. Griffin grdiioent Der bieiigen
@etreioeborie bot bonn Serbert 6.
4oober, Dem 2ebensnlittel.g .gl6ntiri.
Itrntor, einen grief erbuIten in mel.
dem bieier befiiriuortet, onB ale
@etreioeipeider in oen @etrei0e.
aegenoen gum Shub geget fein0lid6e
aumplotte einge3dltnt per0en ioQeL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
snffrnnrtten ins GeiInnnis.

8oibington, Z. S5uli. = Die eff
eSrauen Stiinlnrehtlerinnen mel1e
ipegen ibrer 0emonItration am a.
Suli Dor Dem 8eiBen Souie berbofs
tet iporoen poren pur0en eeitern at
eirer 8el0itrafe bon $25 ooer elmer
@ef6ngnisitrofe bon 0rei Soeen ber.
lrteilt. Sic ipdblten Die Iettere
Strafe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07

SSn Ginem foTet oos reboliitio.
lt1re gtuBlano goto Dem 9orbilS oes
oittofrotiihen 3orenreeimeutes: Gia
Sieaesnohridten tner0en ipeifer er.
Iogen unO Die 3obl Der @eIonae.
nen iuuaer nod Deraebnfo9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07

boben unbeoinat foIlieren milBten.
Wian boift nod imluer, oaB man
gelliigen0 Stinunen suiomnen be.
fonunen miro. Inn 0en Gummin-
iGen glptraa au ialagelt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07
ScrScr1t 9lci1es
1l'aplrsc9t fir al(e!
9entidle @cle6rte erflGren, Sas &Olf
Ba6e iif OaS @crtranen Der
9ieeiernng berbient,

Berlin Z. s5uli, iiber 2on0on. -
2eitenoe aonierbatibe boben cine 6f.
fentlihe Grflarling erlaIien (tpie in
Der Eribiine bereits fitrs genteIoet),
in pel6er Die Hegierltng eriltft
miro, boI6n1ogIidit cine 8o9lreform
O1trh8ufiibren S5n Der Grfl1rrng
beiBt es::
o9a8 geipaItige &ingen in mel
dem ii6 oas neutide 8oIf iebt be.
fin6et, lit nod nid)t been0igt. Sic
llnter8eihneten Daren bis iett
bauptiddlid) Der g(niid)t, oaB 6os
Geripreden inbe5uq auf 0ie 9eieiti.
glin9 oe$ @runoe8 ibarfer innerer
Sample, neldes in Der foiierIiden
Gitcr6otidoit atrsgeiproden tuur0e,
in 8ereinbarIrng nit ben fonierbatt.
ben Stroften in unierem 0ffentlithen
2eben ausgefiibrt neroer f0nnte
Die Gppoiition bon 0ieier Seite aus
bat itf) ie6o6 als 10 gelpnItig ernie.
fen boB es in 3peifel geiteat lit, Oh
Die GiterbotiGaft in ibrem mobren
Sinne iiberboupt nod syrie0ens-
i6luB 5ur @irflidfeit iperoen fam.
uDieier 3ncifel lit belte 1tner-
traglifl gelporoen. lin Dem 0eut-
ihen goIfe ieue %reue 8l belpabren,
auf Delhe e8 2(nipruf bat, lit e8
notig, 0ieie 2lrbeit o6ue meiteren
g(ufidub Dor3unebrnan. 8eSboIb
8ogern mir nidt, oie 9en0tigungen
Der Shnoe at 6etonen pelde bon
Ser Regierllng DerlnngetL oaB fie
Dem 2anotog iofort einen @utlDurf
fir cine @ublrefotn unterbreitet,
meld)er nidt MIR cine oQgeneine,
0irefte, gebeime gSabI, ion0ern al1
on8 gleide Qa6Ire6t fir ole be.
itintmt, uno ferner, BOB 0ie &egie.
rttng nltBer0em ibrem 8utrauelt,
neI6e5 Dem 0eutif)en 8olfe si.
fomnlt, ipirtltngsbolen uno merf-
barren 9lu80rut berIeibt.~
Die Grfldritng Hit bon foIgenoen
6euti6eu @erubultbeiten lrnter3cid).
net: Or. Sans 3el6ritf, bon Der
gerIiner llnioeriitdt; 2lleranber %.
4roieiior Gnil Slider, Or.
Qoolpb bon &aruad, 3oDen Der
&bcologeh 95rof. Grie6rid
Neinide, 6}rof 92ont8, frii6erer
9otifofter; 4rofciior @oIter GrnIt,
Or. 8olll 9Robrbad, Or. 6rie0rih
Gimme tno 8rofciior Gruit Er0Itid.
Sat- obue 2(u8nabme bat man Die
llnter5eidneten Bis iebt 3u oen
aonicrbotiOen ge8d6It.
Ger ogoripdris" nennt sic Grfl6-
rung Elm biitoriides 9pftneut, uub
ooS Ga9ebIott begriiBt iie ais ein
nillfourneueS 0lerfrnal Der offent-
.i6cu W}einmg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07

ben 0us Sterncnbanner iingen 81
f0unen. llu6 e5 miiBte Die 8ilidt
0es onerifaniiden golfes DerOch
bic omertfoniide aegierpng 5ur
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-04
FOOD SUPPLY BLANKS
Received Through Business Men's As- sociation fer Distribution to Chill dren and Others

Hundreds of forms from the Food Supply committee of the stare were received here through the Business Mems association Thursday morning for use in the campaign to interest school children and others in the p1ant-a- garden proposition.
 Some of the forms are to be filled out as pledges to cooperate actively in the food production campaign. Other forms are instructive as to methods of planting and caring for potatoes. corn and other products.
 The cooperation of the town school committee and Supervisor Horace F. Turner was sought Thursday after noon in the distribution of these blanks, the first of which will be put out today.
 The idea is to circulate them throughout the town of Killingly and the town of Brooklyn, which latter town is within the supervisory dis trict over which MT. Turner has jur- isdiction.
 Many school children already have shown interest in the gardening plan, but it is hoped that many more can be induced to come in. doing the work that is required as a patriotic endea- vor to relieve an alarming situation.
 Boys and Girls garden clubs in this town, through q local organization. have been formed and now have 25o members, it was stated Thursday af- ternoon. It is to increase this mum Der that will be the undertaking of the next few days, the time when it will be necessary to get very busy with garden work.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-04
New Spring Wash Goods

coiered Dirnity Checks, Corded voiIe
 and LaRosa Hatiste, 26 inches wide,
 in large assortment of newest
 patterns-yard 15c Mayfair Tissue, 26 inches wide, in a
 nice assortment, neat staple patterns yard 1so Mousette, g inches wide, printed d Soisette-yard 25c Sea Island Suitine, 34 inches wide, in full range of plain coIors- yard 25c Midday PopIin, 36 inches wide, in a line of Sport Stripes-yard 29c VoiIes, 40 inches wide, in all the new plain colore-ysrd 2Sc kioto Pongee, 32 inches wide, in a llne of Sport Stripes-yard 29c Hobby Yarn Stripe VoiIe, 35 inches wide-yard 2eo Sport Stripe skirtins, 3s inches wide yard 3ec Novelty Yarn Striped and Enbroid- cred Voiles, 36 inches wide-yard 3ec Imported Tub Silk, 26 inches wide yard 35e Novelty Plaid VoiIe, 40 inches wide yard 45c Sport Pongee, se inches wide-yard 75c
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-04
BRIEF STATE NEWS

New Hzvsn-At the monthly meet ing Of the Board Of Police Commis- sionsrs last evening. Major John B. Kennedy was elected president, to take the place of exCommissioner g James A. Murray. resigned
 Had5am-Sherin Bert G. Thompson has appointed a new jailer at Haddam jail 70 succeed Pliuy D. Bacon of Mid , dleheld, the new incumbent being Har- old R. Smith of East Haddam- Mrs. Smith will act as assistant matron at the jail They have begun their new duties
 Derby-The first half holiday for the meat dealers and grocers. which was had Tuesday proved a, most disagree able one for them so far as the wea- thsr was concerned The closing of these places of business was pretty small dealers engaged in the residen- tial sections joining in the movement
 Farr7ingtoHH. R Woodward cele- brated his sixry-third birthday last Friday in q most unusual manner. He found some butternuts that he picked from a tree thirty two years ago and had them baked in a cake and he ate in celebration of his birthday. The but4ernut tree stood in the yard iu front of the house in which Samuel Scott now lives
 canaanHThe Garfield Inn, Of Ca- nan. was opened under the same management as two years ago. Frank A. Baker. formerly proprietor of Can Held Inn. who left Canaan a year ago last November. and has been running a hotel at Lfvermore Falls, Me, has returned to Canaan and will manage
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-04
OBITUARY.
William Prescott AIdrieh.

William Prescott AIdrich died about midnight Wednesday at his home in where he had been a resident a great many years. MT. Aldrich had been feeble for the past three years and se- riously i'll for two weeks.
 October 10. 1885, the son of Jonathan and Abigail Darling Aldrich. During his long residence in this town he was engaged as farmer and stone mason during his early years, and back in the days when much of the early constru uction work was being done on the mills that were to develop Will Evansville, now Goodyear, it was his custom to do his early morning farm work and then walk the several miles to WilliamsviIle to labor all day as stone mason, walking back to his farm at night, his hiking going to and con1- ing from work amounting to a dozen miles day.
 Mir. Aldrich Is survived by his wife, by two sons, Prosper and James. both Lloyd. both of Danielson, and Mrs Jessie Huntington. of Providence.
 Mrs. D. B. Hatch
 Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hatch, wife of D. B. Hatch, died during the early hours of Thursday morning at the Hatch residence in Brooklyn, where the family spends much Of the time
 Mrs Hatch was born in Middletown. this state, Feb. 10, 1888, the daughter of Dyer and Charlotte Baker Adams. Excepting for few years spent in IlliEois. her life was lived in Middle town. New York and Brooklyn.
 In Bridgeport, in 1857, she was mar ried to MT Hatch. who survives her, with one daughter, Miss Clara Belle Hatch. Brooklyn, and <wo sons, Rev. Richard B. Hatch. Southport. former ly rector at Willimantic, and Harold A. Hatch, New York city.
 Judge Receives Commission
 From Governor Marcus H. Holcomb, Judge W. Fenner Woodward received Thursday morning his commission as judge of the town court of Ki1iingiy
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-04
been visiting friends here.
 CompIetes Garaoe.

Contractor G. H. Macdonald has completed the Moves garage in Mys- tic. It has about 100 square feet ot floor space. It will accommodate about 100 machines.
 Lawrence D. Swift of Sioux City Iowa, was here to attend the funeral of his aunt, Miss Hester E,verts. Miss Edna Babcock is engaged in the office of J. H. Webster.
 Work on New Inn.
 The Sistare inn is being hurried on and already shingIing has begun. It is to be ready for occupancy the first of July.
 General News.
 Angus MacQuarrie of Colgate has returned home
 Miss Hilda Wilbur of Northampton is at her home here.
 Charles l. Libby. who has been very i'll with grip, is better.
 Walter Mcdonald is able to be out after an illness.
 Josephine Vallette is i'll with bron- chitis.
 There is no improvement in the con- dition of Mrs. Edgar Gracey. Schooner Star, Capt. Stephen Bag nell, has gone on 9 fishing trip to Nan