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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
Gn0l0nN brmtalilicrt
~tcnanSildbc RbcScr!
NIa bieiel6en nit WeiuaIt siuiRgen,
i'm lire Sdifie srr @~crfasHng
at iteIlen.

Berlin, "a. San. G~unfeuoepe.
fde.) - Bon Gotteroam miro oe.
meloet, oob Der boadn6ilAe Sam.
pier og8eiteroiit" NIT elmer 2a0ltna
bon fitr bic bol1nOiidc Aeaierunq
beIttnrntailt 8etrcioe felt 81 Idaelt
in Dem &nien bon StornofpaD uuf
ben 9ebriOen f~eitgebolten miro.
Ger 9nmpfer bat feline &ob[en fir
oie @eiterfdbrt nod Gotter0om rrlo
oem aapit1n lit BON ben britiIhen
8ebor0en er0ffuet iporoett, DAP err
feline Tonne Brenrmoterial befoln.
men Tonne, big bic @eieaidaft, tuel-
der Der 9ampfer geb0rt, iid Der
pflihte, Der brittihet aegicrttng 30
Bro3ent ibrer S4ifie 8tr 9erfiigun9
5u itelerl.
8ie grfiiallng Oieier 6oroerltng
1T tttm6gIidL 0a iGutttide 9anpfer
Der @eielihnft bon oer boIGnoildeu
&egierung fiir Den @etreioe. 1tnb
Geben8mittel Eron8port requiriert
iporoeu iino. gIe pon Dem boQdn-
oii6en@eian0ten in 2orloon genod
ten 8oritelltnsen tperoen ignoriert
mo bic O&eiteroijf@ bleibt nit ibrer
IN 8oaano ~notluenbig gebraudten
2a0lng IN stornopap. 9ie @elea.
i6aft ipoute ben Dompfer mad Rot-
terOam i6leppen Iaiien, mltBte oieien
8lan uber ot1igeben ba bic 8eItber
BON SAlepp6umpfern aus B1trdlt
Dor 9epreiialien Der britiiAen aoui.
ralitat feline 6abr5enge filr oielen
3Def bergeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
2ttarbtbcriafc

(nc6ermlttrlt BON @iEinsf Srttt COY
Granger 32ls 2S8s $2.75 Der site; 25os,
2t68. $500 pcr atite; dac aHoereu @r5Bet
$8.25; ertra itrr0, tpe5idt, aiite CSC telirer
8ttroneu- 5arcb 800s. 1905, $500 Der aiitet
stuBeeua6lb 80os. 800, $3.50 per aife.
Grapefruit 3, $3.50 per atite; 46B, oGs
$375 uno J4s, 6is, 500 $500 per aifte
BetutruabeH = QlaIagas, fancb, SAB $500, Ell
ira fnncp, $3.50, extra feIect $500.
@reiBeIbeersn-aate 9oue's, 5000 pet 5a6.
1925 per Site.
@anouen -41ac pcr 8faaS.
@epfef 5onatQart fancb. $1.65 Der aiiie;
Sondt6an8. Grim i6HrD, $500; Grimes Sol
beu. faueh St.75; atf Blinds, ettra faacJ.
$3.50; slrf @IaG5, iantH. $500; qrf 8Eaf.
gep5Btlt6e St.5o per aiite; g5tf Snperials,
$500 per 5aB; @unp8. Colo, faitep. $3.50.
crtra iaHeb, SITE Der siitc.
anrtoffeiH-$2. 10 8af6cl.
cuBfarioieip, Sf25 5ab; 2f0 Scamp.
Beuitie- caerie. fltli, 500 1ug.; galUe
ahi6eu, ate6raatb gaitiuafelL 2lsc Ter
@funo; stoBf. Il Ter Qfmt0; gutabaages
exc per $40; sopffdtai, $500 per Graie.
Ge. s1.go; @umctfoB, $3.50 Ier Gralc;
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
mnM Str. luiitenS iiber
Ce6zlinferime1mno!

9telu gorf, "a. San. 2ie lii.
terIndntng 0es Beds" Iciten8 0es
5an5fomitee8 nlodt 98aa Ctr. i0e.
MIG 5reu0e. gGe Mitglicocr Der
Nep PORTER 86rie itlto ndrnli6
anf8efor0ert wproer, tbre 8ader
raip. @er3eidniiie i9rer @eldafts.
transaftionen bonn 10. bis 90. Dc.
3ember bor3ulegcn. Sic @ouber.
lellre Der 9orie nei9erten lid) 8lterjt,
9icrouf ein5u9eban, bod Die Weit.
glieoer 0es aomitees beltanoen bo.
raul uno 0rmtel, I'M 8eigerttngs
faae NIT @eiuaIt cine 8nrIcgung Der
Bidder e%r3ipingen at tuDQef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
Daltpfcr PmSion 11taru
itic1t wieScr I'M See!

8uenos aireS, "a. San. - 3pS
belttiden 5rei6euterS o@efangeuGn.
ihiff" Der iaponti9e 0autpfev
oSu0Ion 9tarn" bat hellte ben &o.
fen bon 8ernombnco berIaIfen. Ser
0ampfer itaf in n6roliaer aidtlmq
lit Gee, babel 70 nabe pic m0glid
Der aiiite eutIong fabre1to. 2ffett.
bar befinoet fih Dos 5d]iff uuf Dem
8ege nod 9felu gorf. aQe an 8orG
0es Sdiffes 6efinoEiden @efangener
mer0en bon ben 8ertretern jeaet
ytationer, Oenen tie angeb0ren. mil
@elb berieben mo nab iDrer reip.
8eimot geionDt mer0er.
9tlerbano Beritdtc iino belttc
mieoer iiber ben oeutid)en a1percr
IN llntlaltf; man mill i'm ailberall
uno nirgen05" geieDen baden. Giucn
iertlationelGen 8eridt 8ufolge Iol[ Oer
braiilianiide 0ampfer Stro bon ei.
mem oeutiden Enllh6oot torpeoiert
lporoen fem. 4teie Melollng aber
tit nod BON fetncr Seite olt8 Beta.
tigt mor0en. Snluler o6er nod qr.
balten iid Die @crild)te, Dab an Der
aiiite llrltguaD8 Elm 0eutides Gau6.
boot geieben lDor0eu lit. cafe 0ieic
@erilfte itn0 offenbnr Der 8boutaic
8eungitigter @entiltcr e%tttiprunoct.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
tlliMicncnlebwtnclcr
IN paris Dcrbaftet!
6~ransDEld)er 4rin5 naO Gin Stale
ner luessn INSTRUMENTATION
fctaeuommcH.

garis, "a. San. - Die 8erGai.
ttlg zines gelpiiien Simeoni Der
italienilher g(bitomnung lit, uno
oe$ Grin3en Setri be 8roglie.& coeI
bot bier einen MieTenidipin0el oufge.
oedt, bel bent nad ShaBung Der
bieligen 8latter cine Sulnnte 5pia
iden 5000, 900 bis 100000
6rartfen in Stage fomnten ioa. eli
iueori mdr inn Sabre 1912 oitgefldgt
iporoen, Dem oeittiden 8rin5en aorl
BIT Sobenlo9e 0ebriugen 100000
6ranfen abgetn6pft al Daben. Der
Sail ipnroe oilBerbalb Der @eridtc
betgele9t bod tpurDe 5ilueolri zoe.
gen betritgeriiden @onferott8 81
ieds Mtonaten @efdngnis beturteiIt.
Sp1ter griin0ete CT DuS oGoruptoir
bes 8aleurs Sn6nItrielles" Elm
ganfunterheBnlen fit Den @ertmti
BON 8ertpopieren. 8riua &enri De
groglie-R ebeL mlr0e ais &rGlioent
an Die Spite oe8 ullternebmells Re-
rufen, mdhreno Silneoni ieIbit boS
amt oe8 @eidaitsfitbrer8 ilbernabm.
8ei 4ltsbrud 0es arte9es for0er-
ten Die aunoen Der 8ant ibr @elo
3urild. Sinleolli berief iid auf oos
Morotorium lttto bic 8unt fam In
2iquioation, IS famea nun alagel
BON alien Seiten. Cine 6or0erurtg
iol ALIEN 100000 6roufen tctru.
deft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
Sthwci5 leiSet utter
erc6cm R~oblenmanoel

Bern, "a. San, ilber 4uris.
Scr a~oblenmanael nintnt III bel
SaDei5 INNER eroBere Qineniioner
an. Die Gegiering bot bejAIoIien
einen 3enius aaer aoblenborrute i'm
2oloe auf8unebmarl. Srgenb iernaro.
Der fatide Nngaben in hieier Sin.
ltd)t modt ioG In Celebrate BIS All
10000 6ranten geuommeu pcroen
Aae @aSfabriten uno @a3nerfc
tonlmen inter GegierungsfontroQe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
Cck0lsz10d1rls1tcf
ans Stemcnt, tiebr.
Grenlont, %. San.

SrefIolt, %. San.
Die angebote fiir ben 8al cues
ne1eil 8eridtsgebduoe$ Iin0 beltte
eroffnet rporOei mo betrdgt ou8
~nieori9ite bie Sunttme bon $t19,
CTS, ieiten$ elmer Jirnn in W}iiioa.
Ia, Wtollt.
Der &ilf$eerein Der Salem Gir.
DIE miro am gdfiten 6reitag in Der
ar1uorp cine 6air 9alteu uao Dets
fpridt oieielbe einen i60uen gr-
folg.
5ol0enoe S;erionen erbielten an
bergnuqenen 9oitstog i6re 8arger
papiere: gorG ". Berg, Der 3iref
for Der q. M. 6. ", @1rU &ater
Soiepb 9rabl bon 8o0qe, @alter
z. 5trano, Sobdm nn0 @on8
G~brifteniert. 2ebtere 0ret itn0 BON
5reulont.
Sir Die Oil n1fiten Gyreitdg til
0mnba itattfin0ene auffilbrung
BON oReniion Sd0aer" 0urcb ben
be1tiben oralnatiiden Gerein Scr
ltniperiitdt in 2incoln iin0 bereitS
itber 700 Gintritt$farten bertauft
mor0en.
@brtp. 4ntcr 5onoratns, 26erer
0es 5ron5isfoncr 6roeus bon Siour
Gitp miro III Ser @ufe bon 49,.
bis 26. @}Gr8 III Der 1ieitgen fat6os
lii6en Stride cine gtei6e bon N}tiii.
on8beriomntIunqeu leiteu.
5reo Sudlan0 uno Strait, tpelde
beabii6tigten, mad 2lono, Ger, at
.~reiien, I'M BORT t9ren So6n at be-
itdeh laben Die Geiie infplQe eli
mes bon BORT cr6nltenen Gete9ram.
mes ouf8e6e9cn. Ger illtae Sud
Ionb ertldrta 0oB iein fotgen0er
.9rief bie GaGc ute6r flGren tpitroe.
W2ot oenft, 0oB sic Drills no6 San.
ie geiAidt per0cn miro. Qatum lit
nod 1tnbeitimlHt.
Senator 8aQoce 8iliot lit ai-
ge9allgeu mor0el, in Der 2egislottr
einen @eiebentDuf ein3areiden NM
5tQ0ten bon Der Br6Be 5relaonts
oo8 8ed)t SIT gc6et, eiren Itdotiiden
@ei6aft8filbrer at %eruenner.
Ger bierte &ortrag elmer 5erie
it6er Die Reformation iour0e M}ons
tag obelto in Der lltt6erilden 9rei.
cinigteit3 Stride bon 6errlt 4aitor
arQuie ge6altaE. Ger 8ortrag muir
be 0ur6 9tereoptifoubit0er erIalt-
teri rtno NOR ieGr ~iutereiiant.
Gas SRI, 2Silbelutina GQlrpmplc
pct6es Dor einiqen g8odcn 10 ipur=
los neridpQnl un0 BON Der man
bi5ber feline Spur fiuoen fonute
bot iid am Son8tng init @errn
Gatar 0olHl9sberg, einelu Gffices
an9eitellten Scr II. ~, 8a9u bon
Gmnbo, bierial6it 0ur4 GoltntDri8-
ter 8interiteeu trolten lailen.
Gin 8olierroBr Qn Wtain uu0 H..
6treBe plabte an 5onl8t0g 0benD
mo il6eridapeHiite Die 5troBen.
Ger 5doOen fonfte crit orll gto6.
mittog ait5ge6eIiert ner0elt, uuo mar
cine 2n5abf 9dliicr in Der 9}adbar-
ihaft cine 3eit lang obne 98aiier.
Gin 6ramoater b~ebottptcte fitr3.
lid), bob aonooa llebr @ei3ett bit
te, ais mir gloHbten ltno oaB Sobr
gua MIR 10 uiet @ei5egt bon ms
toitft, I'M ocniclben ms ieIblt fpG-
Ter NIT eitlelH Brofithen mieoer SIT
berfaufen. Die Nat)ridt 0aB in
Chicago enqItiae 6dttoler aartof=
feln 3lt biaigcret 8reiien onb6ten,
al8 man iie bort ionit BON 4lne.
rifonern fatfcn t6nne, gibt Der Sc.
ba1ptlna iene3 Serru biele @agr-
ideinlidfeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
pia0 nttS 50pata
Q Garr6n50!
Die bei6en 9icbeaenfiiBrer Drrcini-
gen Tid snin Stnrse Der
~Jiegiermug Garran5as.

loIbington, "a. San. gae olts
Wtcrifo ein~treffenoen 9n6ridteu
tueilen barouf bin ooB Ole beibeu
&ebellenfitbrer @iao uno 3opata Elm
9iiuOrts abgeidIoiien boberl Inn
ben General GarranJa 5t Itiir3at.
Die &ebeIlen ioIleu etipo 5000
@lutnt BET Der 6taot Gbibuoblq 3u.
ianuengeBogen baben itno bereiter
iid 0arauf Dor, Dos ~geaerdudrtio
bon ben Geribin9 t)en aorp8 be.
leete @ebiet nod beiien 3uriid8ie.
hung ben Garran5iiten itreitig 81
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
mcIlcn JHincis INT
1913 trcdsett leach.

sprinefieI6, Sa,, 81. San.
5n ben beiben @auIern Ser Sc
neral aiientblp BON SGinois MURDER
geltern BON ben 5rodenen 8or.
lngen ~eingereidt. meldc ltuatlidC
@robibitiou fir sSlinois oerlangett
G8 ioa ia Sabre 1918 Ourd CHI
%9leferelbltal llter Annubnie bon
BroDibition abgeitimutt iper0eu
meltn Die 8otloge in Der Staatslc.
gi5lattlr a|ngenouiilen iperoen ioQ.
te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
St1n5. Babltr0tem
ioerScn erbobt!

Bari8, I'll. Son. Ger 01iniiter
fir ltnteritabuna ual0 arbeiteranqe.
~ie8enbeiten, @erriot, bat Dem 81
lan3at8iduB Der Gcbutiertenfan.
men 8oridlage 8itr aagemeineu gr-
hbDang Der @ebilbren fir ben Sal
iagier. uu0 @iiterperfe6r Der SAB.
llegl Inn is 4ro3etlt uuter6reitet.
Die Giutiinfte ans 0ieier Gr66.
hintg iolct in 9ubctroht Der Boben
Sebenstolten Sur Grb0bltng Der 26b.
ne Der giienbabnaugeite(teu peuuen.
Oct merDeil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25

@arftm S2.25 her Gaseno; Teffaten $3.50
per gfaie, $t00 Der aorb; 8tpiebeI. rote &c
per 8fnno, uro ipaiiiGe $3.50 per graie.
greBe grts. $500.
SONIC $3.50 pet atfie.
gIpfctipeins @loit8, S4.25 fIeiHes Sab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
,,Oift ucpcItics"
Sud- go. 6.
@oW aoetlue Gpr6ett

gSinl5ig glnletturqeit fir ggeibnndlsaefmenfe
I'll 6afciarbett. NlnH iiHbet bterbet BciAenfe
iHr ieoes gliigtieo Der 6alHitie. tute 5Glr5en.
&aH9tiiael. 9tdoeliiiiet, Iifdoe6dicn (Soiliesl,
1afdbeniiit}er, 1aHbdPu, 5luhfditeT, Sdhurti'
fdilra, &fbetbeulel. ioiute ciue 47eHqe arli
nerer d%eniirber 9lriifei. bic aaBerlt leidt bers
8|iiicllgf iilh. lno hen @mnfdIacrH biele
Trslfhc b%ereiieH. Sie iiioeB inter ser grukciI
siusfaa3i faBer ans 4~aaiieRae tir 5bte Ser
malietfh eneE Asetannielt.
ses @atD fiji ~ ppfiulfei per Spit bcri
laRei.
Sdslidt smaaa @tibine
1871 9piparb eitnRe Gulaba, aebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25

100000 gaeger iolen gegeniudrtiq
fir bic frarl5oiiide grnlee ausgebil,
bet per6en. 4ls @orf1mpfer fit
Civilization utO mabres @briitcn-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25

ssrui 39r stin0 i'll Der 5dDAIe
teine quito Sortlhritie mad1t. ioiiea
ie Ct. SeiiaItD in 5rrFiolIt Drlicn
auget unteriildlelL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25

0citerrridrihcs goiiagieridiff
lit bcr 9fnria uhne @arHilig non.
eillrfH iriu9lidlai 5uidlhnpt for
lahicrt. 3nriinrr miro man lid, III.
&ai1iugton Aidlt peiter a~uiregcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25

Inter nnbereln 8eigt Sic @al.
fonrIde 9lete, mic nirl gerleaalounq,
&ehtsberDrebimg mo Seudelet fidl
lit petigen 8ottet nic0crlcgen
ldbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
Neirtdlt.

@eindlt: - 0eutihe ODER b0dmi.
ide 8ruu o6rr @idodrn ais @aIdg
rim nj einem tleineu 9otcl inn We.
item. Suites 6eim Sir naEiere glus
funft ~abreiiiere man Msr. e;oe
Miesner, g8oo0 Safe, Ne6r.
II 30.i7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
Ema9a @arftbcri6Ji.

Sna9d, "a. San.
GinOOie6- 3ufitbr 6,40o.
@eef Sttere quite tart BITS 10t
Bober.
6ute big bette gearGing geebes
10.25-1I.50.
Suite Bis bette @eebe8 10.00-tt.
MitteImdBige 8eebes 9.50-t0.0C
aitbe, felt.
@ep6bnIide 1895.
8cebe8 6.50-8.75
Mitieln1bige $4,000.
ailbe uno Sellers ltarf.
StoferS ltlt0 Gee0er8 quite firm,
on0ere Iollgiom big idpofJ.
@ltte Bis Bette Sellers 7.00-8.50
@ute bis bette Giibe 1880
MittelmdBie aitbe 6.00-7.00
Bcip6bnIi6e 5.00-6.25
aorngcfattcrte Sticre 8.75-9.6O
5toters ut0 6eeoer$ quite felt,
on0ere idtua6.
8eeoerS, quite bis bette, 500 Bis
$50.
MittelmaBigc 10000.
@em6bnlide 6.25-7.25.
@ute b. bette Stofer8 7.25-8.25.
6tod Sellers 6.25-S.25.
GtodaH6e 5.50-7.50.
Gtod G1l6er 100000.
Seal GGlber 8.00-t0.50
gull5 uuo Stogs 6.50-8.00
Bologna Bulls 5.50-6.50
Sdpueiue-3ufubr t6,500; Mdrft
15c b6ber 3u i6ipad.
9urhf6nittspreis .90-11,2 90.
.SGhiter 8rei8 1t.30.
SAnfe-3ufubr 1890; @aartt
Iongiam 10 bis t5c o6er mebr
rieoriqer.
2dmmer 13.35-14.35.
SGbrlinge t0.75-12.50.
8to0er 9.50-f0.50.
M2lttteri6afe S.75-1025.
@eiitterte 0}uttetidafe 10-15c
b6ger.
6ee0cr @hutteridafe 6.00-8.00.
5ee0er 2dtllrner t2,00-t3.50.
G6ieogO Martt6cridt.
gbico8o "a. Sattltnr.
GiaOpie6 3pfltbr $4,000; Mortt
g. felt biz 10c bober.
&0hiter 4rei8 HOO
CANADIAN @rQfterS 800.
Sd9rliu9e ipdt 9ienstog tt,75.
Sdnpcine- 8nftt9r 36,000: M}ortt
f5c b66er.
3urdi6nitt&preiS tt.t0-11A0.
@0miter 8ret$ 1850.
8efiitterte Sdnlulcr 14,t0.
98eItlide 2alraaer 100
5eeoet 2dauHer 1875.
SSoabo 2drElaler 1896.
ct. 5Oicp6 Marft6rriht.
ct Soiepb, q. San
9tinbUie9 -3ufltbr 1000; 9Sorft
10 bis 15c b6ber.
606itcr 4;reis lilo.
Sdluciue-3ufu9r 5000; g}orft
15c 66ber.
3urdiduitt8brei8 t1.00-1t.40.
S6dIter 95reis tt.40.
SMaie-3ufu3r 5000; Mortt felt.
@efiitterte 2auu1ler 400.
@anias Gin Marftberidt.
aaltiaS Gitp "a. San.
9iiubbte6 -3ufltbr 1000; Marft
Itart bis t0c b0ber.
S0diter 4rei$ Ill. so.
8eef Gtiere felt bis i6mad.
eSdBrIinge langiatlt.
aiibc un0 Sellers attib biz 10c
ho6er.
5tofers menige, firm.
aGtber felt.
ShUcine- 3aiu1r tt.000; @}arft
t5c b69er.
gur6idutH$preis 10.85-tt.4O
60diter Grei8 tt.45.
Sfafe-3uirt9c $500; 9iorft felt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28
JACKSONVILLE.

W. u. Cancdy was in Rcodsboro Tues
day.
T.. J. Roberts was business visitor ia
Rcadsboro Saturday
Miss Louise Temple is visiting friend,
and relatives 10 bennington this week.
Clifford Stetson Of New York state is
a guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hol
lis Stetson.
Miss Mabel Stctson of East Bridge
vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Pierce went &c
Greenfield Tuesday to be with their son
Ernest, over Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Upton Of HalifaS
were guests OF their daughter, Mrs Leon
Williams, Christmas day.
Ed Roberts and family Of Orange
Mass, were guests of his father. II. NJ
I Roberts, the first OF the week.
Miss Caista Roberts is spending hel
Christmas vacation at home from tho
North Adams normal school
Fred Cancdy, Floyd Russell and Mrs
Elva Russell went TO Wilmington Christ
mas day and were guests at Fred Boyd's
Miss Phoebe Corllins of Springfield
Mass, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
IiE. j. Corkns, from Saturday to Wedncs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roberts and sor
were guests Of Mrs. Rohertss parents
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bcgiebing in Adam.
over Christmas.
A. f. Dairy and family and Miss Bcr
tina Faulkner were guests of Mr. Daryl
daughter, Mrs. Alice Camel, in Colrain
Mass, Tuesday, Christmas day.
Mrs. Jennie IIaGer will occupy her ten
ement in this village so her daughter
Leone, who teaches school, can be n
home during the rest OF the term.
Christmas exercises were held in IN,
UnivcrsalSt church Monday evening
Much credit is due to all who took par
in the exercises, which were enjoyed b,
all.
Hon. A. A. Buttcrficld was a guest n
his daughter. Mrs Arthur Wheeler, il
Wilmington Christmas day, also NJ \
Butterfield and family and C. A. Faulli
ncr and family were guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Wheeler
\ Among those who were in North Ad
ans shopping the past week were w. +
Lowe, Myron Allen. Miss Leone Hager
Louise Temple, Beatrice Temple, Mrs. Lu
cy Putnam. Mrs. Clara Roberts Mrs
Arthur harrington and Mrs Wayn
Fowler and SON..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Davenport 70
turned home from their wedding triI
Thursday evening Of last week The
were met by a party of young people VIII
gave them a shower of confetti and rice
The young couple are popular in this vii
lagc and have the best wishes OF all
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GREEN RIVER.

Mrs. George Lynde is spending the
holidays with her son at his home in
Bcrnardston.
Mr. and Ntrs Eorl 1oouoth ord l;+,,o
oo,, 80 r,'a:. ~ o"i"V'n t uno NJ,
ME Prouty's s..
Mrs. Sumner Worden of Grove is
spendinr some timo In North Adam.
with friends and rclotivos
Nv on1 NJ c.,,.
Cbr;str ""' lei s' . ~ ;' , ""I,up SP1m'
Loon Sto,hov W. i, n nu, Ia'S"'''' MIS-
'p" ''"'N'S' ~ i'eo'nei"'
where bo bos nos;,ion 'V 80 snond 'V no.
bolidov season VIII h;s far,;ilt -" Wv
80,
o n,nu'ow Hor9ch Vi uroVe, VINO re-
Ien,y eomPic'cu ne" sugar mouse, mas
"o"Shu an up-to'uatc sugar outnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcrlcy Crosicr and
daughters, Mrs. n. II. Jones and Clara
Crosicr of Halifax were Christmas Wis.
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''Outcla sSed.''

The devil sat by lake Of fire, on a
pile of sulphur kegs,
His head was bowed upon his breast,
his tail between his legs,
a look of shame was ON his face, the
sparks dripped from his eyes.
He had sent his resignation to the
throne up in the skies.
81 IN down and out. " the devil said,
he said it with a sob;
"Thcrc are others that Outclass me,
and want to quit my job.
He'll isn't in it with the land that lies
along the Rhine;
| am old and out of date, and there
fore resign;
One Krupp munition worker with his
bloody shot and she'll
Knows more about damnation than all
the imps in hell.
Give my job to Kaiser Bill, or to Ferdi'
nand the Gar,
Or to Sultan Abdul Hamid, or some
such man of war.
| hate to leave the old home, the spot
! loved so well,
But feel Pm not up to date in the
art of running HE'LL"
And the devil spat squirt Of steam at
Il birthstone bumblee,
And muttered, :" M outclnsscd by IIo-
henzollern deviltry."
--Campbellton Graphic.
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SOUTH WINDHAM.

Many are having hard colds.
Mrs. l.. A. Robinson still remains dan
gcrously i'll.
The Christmas exercises were held in
the chapel Christmas eve.
Mrs. Don Wyman of Londonderry is
caring for Mrs, l.. A. Robinson.
The cottage prayer meeting was held
at w. o. Jenison s Thursday evening.
l.. T.. Jenison has traded his steam
sawmill to O. ID. Parker of South Lon.
donderry.
William Stewart Of Greenfield, Mass,
spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs.
Ella Harris.
Weston Cheney has finished work for
\. o. Chase and will go to Brattcboro
to work on farm.
Mrs. \. l.. Howe spent day last
week at the home of her son, Frederick
Howe, in Brattlcboro.
Robert and Mildred Jones are home
from Brattlcboro high school for the
Christmas vacation.
+. X. Bridgco has received news that
his nephew, Ray Bump of Brockton,
Mass, has joined the navy.
MrS. harriet lJuIlOn OF west w ma
ham is staying with her sister, Mrs.
Puffcr, who has not been as we'll of
late
While the Hall brothers were at work
in the woods Thursday, Dee. 90, they
heard robin singing as blithely as
though it was May, but owing to the
dense fog they were unable to see their
| feathered friend.
William +. Lille, formerly of this
place, now of Newton, Mass, lost his
garage by fire Saturday, Dec. 10. Three
automobiles were burned and Mr.. Lii.
lie was frightfully burned on the hands
and arms while he was endeavoring ia
remove a pail of gasoline to prevent
an explosion.
School closed Friday, Dec. 81, for a
weeks recess. Violet Il. Harris has
been neither absent nor tardy during
the term. Richard and Hazel Westcott
have had no absent marks. Children
absent three days or less are Grcta
Bridgeo, Olga Bridgeo, Beatrice earle
ton, William Bridgco, Raymond Jcnison
and Harold Wcstcott. Miss Bcrnice
Smith was the teacher.
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WESTMINSTER.

Mrs G. b. Hall has returned from her
visit in Pownal.
Geneveve Hayes of Springfield, Mass.
is guest of Miss Pauline Fem.
Mrs. i. c. Chaplin left Monday for
lIolyoke, Mass, where she will spend IA
few weeks
Edwin Judd of Hartford Conn, is
spending his vacation with his mother
and sister.
Miss Mary Holmes of Washington,
Conn, is spending vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Holmes.
Perley Richmond, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Richmond, is in Washington, ID. G.,
where he is in the government employ.
f.. G. Wellman returned Monday to his
work in Springfield after Il weeks alb
sence on account OF being housed with
grip.
There was large attendance at the
Christmas concert Sunday evening. The
children showed careful training and Il
good interest was manifested
The postponed opening meeting and
supper of the Mems club for the season
will be held on Friday evening next, Dec.
rs, in the NeStrY, with an address by
Rev. Clinton w. Wilson of Lancaster, y.
H., on The Call of the Nation. The lee
turc will be timely and of exceptional in
tcrest, and large attendance is antici-
pated.
The first news from Irwin Lober, who
went to France with other Westminster
boys, was joyfully received by his broth
er last week, He reports good health and
desire to serve his country. He says
letter writing is not much in his line.
When here from Camp Bartlett he was
as fine specimen of soldierly bearing
as one would wish to see.
Ralph Barrett, former Westminster
boy who has been in France since early
in the summer and was for months in the
ambulance corps, has recently enlisted in
the regular army. The report that young
Barrett had lost an arm was without any
foundation and caused much anxiety to
his parents, who live in Middetield,
Conn, and his many friends here and in
Walpole, where his parents moved when
leaving Westminster, He was Il student
at Dartmouth when he enlisted and left
| Il promising career to serve his home
and country in foreign lands,