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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-rnformation
from Harwich that the crrliser-su oma
rina Deutschland U-l52 was ono or tho
vessels which carried out raids on ship
ping OF the Atlantic coast confirms tae
belief expressed by naval officials nero
last summer that the former merchant
submarine was in tho raiding fl"et.
Reports which reached the department.
at that time from various sources ind'-
Gated that the raiders were OF the
Deutschland type and and probably were
converted merchantmen originally plan
ned for trade with the United States.
Because of their great cruising radius
they were believed to have been assigned
exclusively to raiding operations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
WIRE COMMUNICATION OUT OF GERMANY
broken OFF; BIG EVENTS MAY Be IMPENDING
Hamburg Republic Proclaime Rhine Territories to With
draw from the German S State-Grand Duke OF Baden
Finally Renounces Throne and Dynasdc Rights.

BERNE Saturday Nov 2SField Marshal Won Hnden
has teesraphed the Berlin
the German because of tho
hard terms international situation is posi-
leader added
alone would be impossible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
GERMANS GIVE
Up MORE SUBS
Among the 2S Surrendered
Sunday Were Some OF
the Largest Type.

HARWICH. England, Nov "a. tBy
the Associated PresS).-ln tho presence
OF Sir Eric Giddes. :irst lord Of the adj
miralty. IS more German u-boats sur
rendered to-day. This was the most
imposing flotilla to pull down the Ger,
man flag thus far. II includes several
very large submarines and four OF the
cruiser type. one being nearly $50 feet IN
length
The noted cruiser submarine IcutscA-
land C-l53. was among the number. She
carried two American officers who had
been rescued from the American army
cargo ship TicondcroSl. torpedocd on
September 80 last. The ohicers were
taken to Eiel by the Deutschland. which
was returning from three months
cruise in American waters, and were
landed today 1T Hnrwich.
Another surrendered beat was the u
13s which had just returned TO German
port after a sixty days cruise. command
cd by Lieutenant Commander Nnnu!d de
Ia Perrierc. who in 1916 wis awarded tNc
order Pour lc Merite for sinking Id
vessels. The U-l$9. however, was
brought in by first lieutenant. who ca
planned that Pcrrire was too sad TO un'
dertalSe the duty.
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24u telegraphc communication oe
interrupted Ia believed here
there has this In
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TIE WEATHER..

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@SH~STR1
ufaaIA " 50
,1S7TD 6fA9p
rnMHEFS.
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Connecticut western news., 1918-01-10
psNsE-m~ @"~ --~- -~- EllNEEk :, #, . j 4,a... FIT. tnHnft @l E.l1aE- a G a.o 9s~ s .-, Merchants and '1""~factI7eTS
 Look for Eett4f rfel Tt
 Conditions.
 WlL- HELP MU'..T,CN WORK. Running of the Boats to sayhrook From New York Will Allow the Use of the Valley Branch as an
 Additional Inlet and Outlet.
WiL- HELP MU..T.CN WORK.

Hartford.-Hartford merchants and manufacturers are cOngratulating themselves upon the decision of the 'New Haven" road officials to furnish winter boat service They hailed the announcement with great enthusiasm Because of the munitions made here abOuts the winter boat service is look ed upon as important, not only local ly hut from a national standpoint as well. The running of the boats to Saybrook from New York will allow the use of the Valley Branch as an additional inlet and outlet for freight from this vicinity
 Normand F. Allen of Sage. Allen & Company said: "T have always felt that Hartford should have winter boat service; we had it years ago when Hartford was half it's present size. The service is needed and I am glad that our demands have been recog- niZed."
 "It is going to be of great help to us," declared Harry B. Strong of Brown, Thomson x Go. "There Is so much freight congestion on the rail- road that the boats will be of big serv- ice through the winter"
 Isidore Wise of Wise, Smith & Go. said: "I am very glad that the boat service has been arranged. It is of the utmost importance to the cOmmer cial and manufacturing interests of Hartford"
 As a representative of the mercan- tile interests. Mir. Wise was present at a conference at the Hartford Club when the matter of winter boat serv- ice was first taken up.
 "Good thing!" said Jacob Fox of c. Fox & Go. when he was asked what he thought of the arrangement. "It's going to be big help to Hartford business
 "I know all the manufacturers are glad to hear it," said General Man ager R. H. Blood of the Pratt & Whit ney Company. The output of this fac tory. as MT: Blood recently explained i2 a eublic letter urging that the win ter boat plan be put through. is now going entirely into war work. and Mir. Blood repeated the statement he made that every hour which can he saved in getting goods to their destination is of material assistance to the prose cution of the war
 "We must have quick. reliable com murication with New York" Mir Blood said "and this added service for the winter certainly will be welcomed"
Connecticut western news., 1918-01-10
Expect No Shortage of Flour.

The rules governing the manufac- ture of four, which went into effect December 25, provides that hereafter 196 p0undS of four will he produced to 26t pounds of wheat. the difference going into cattle feed. The 196 pounds so made will he sold for the most part in that form. althou"h the hest equip ped mills will be allowed to refine out per crlt. of this amount. Tn either event ire resulting four will he some what Tarker and will not require as much moisture in making dough as he""tofOre. Housekeepers and the baking trade generally should make note of this.
 Under the new ruling all flour will b" practically the same-that is to say. there will be no difference in quality as between one heretofore we'll known brand and another. There is a large quantity of flour now in tran sit to points in Connecticut of the quality with which users are entirely familiar and although transportation is slow and difficult at present, 1t Is not expected that any shortage will occur
Connecticut western news., 1918-01-10
Hartford Gave Red Cross s4s, 1sa.

Residents of Hartford have contrib uted $43.132 toward the American Red Cross fund in the recent membership campaign here: This is revealed in a detailed report made public bv Colonel L. R. Cheney, campaign manager. Can vassers collected S15.5O0 in nearby towns, swelling the total for the Hart ford district to S5S,632. The original drive sought to enroll but 35,OOO mem- bers.
Connecticut western news., 1918-01-10
Indoor Rifle Practice.

Indoor Rifle Practice.
 All the cOmnanies of the first milf tary district, Connecticut Home Guard, have completed their outdoor rifle range practice, and are now getting ready to take up indoor rife shooting in their arTnOries with smaller calfher guns, which are, however, just as good for training the only remaining defenders of the state to draw bead on the "enemy" The accompanying cut shows the Pennington Home Guardsmen shooting their required strings on the new military and high power sporting rife range of the Hart ford Gun Club on it's Knotts' Corners grounds in Pennington. The Farm fngton company shot it's strings some weeks ago, but many of the other com panies have finished their shooting practice very recently. With the new year the companies throughout the first military district will begin to shoot their sub-caliber rifles on the indoor ranges and the work of train ing will thus be kept up.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-09
5

81 Srib Sftitb, ein Weitglieo oer
gegssaoigitngsbeboroe, itiir5te iii alt=
sltin aiisaeinerauf Der @aaerie ieiner
8obauiag aagebradten Shaltfel nno
brad) bas redte S1ulterblatt. Ser
8erleste pertrot Serlrrp County IN
Ser lesteu Stoots 2egislatur.
Sssn Dallas County baben iiG)
bis Montog abeno gegen 10000
Srallen als StimmgeberiilUen regl=
5trieren laIlen.
Ser aiiiitieretloe @eneralalt=
malt Sobn s. @aa bot iid BON Muz
tin nad) &ouiton 6egeben, I'M Ben
Staat in DEM gegen mebrere 5armer
BON Sorris County etngeleitetenBro=
5eBperfabren 81 p~ertreten, onrb mel
Dies Die 3eritorung Der BON oieien
Bflansern im infi5ierten 8inf 8oa
@orm Diitrift angebauten Baum
NOBLE geridtIih ~angeoronet peroen
Ioa. @ie mir fhon friiber mitgeteilf,
batter mehrere 6armer oas Berbnt
@onperneur @obbD's, in Ser BON Dem
gefdbrlifen Shdolins b%eimgelmdteil
Gone in oieiem Sabre feine 8altm-
mone an5npflansell, nnbea1tet 9e=
laiien unO tire 5eloer utgenie,t
mieber nit Cotton belteat.
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Moble Yaiiionen,

Scr lebte GeIbItbeberri6er BOZ,
3neibriiden, Dem oog 8efpnBtiein
ieiner boben Stellltng aufs @ebirn
eeid)loeen NOR, un1gab ii6 NIT einelt
Wtiniiter oes Sttliern, einem. Mini=
tier oes MlsmdrtigefL einem 5inat5.
uro ei1tem Grieesminilter. 8ieie pier
gortefeuiles npren iebod in elmer
efn5igen 9eriott. E ri reidiata peIde
perpfli6tet mar, bier beridiebene
uniforlflen ..8n baben,. Die in ,einent
S9ranf bes ber5ogliden goraitr=
nlers bitgen. 8en1 ser Staatsrat
- Ser Ser5oe nno bier ieiner ssogor
bunoe = 5itung belt, mas pod)ent=
lid oreinlal geidab, mltBte Tim Elm
Winter nadb Dem anbern Sen rtreu=
g%eboriomlten 8eriht" erltotten. Sat
te Der NiniIter oes Sr1nerlt in bell
blaller Uniform nit Iilbergeltidtem
&ragen ieinen gortrag gebalten 10
trat er ab, Inn orallBen I'M Gor8in-
mer ii6 in Sen Miniiter bes MenBe=
rem gu oerpuppen. 5. +. oie ounfe1
CRIME gologeitifte Uniform an5rle-
gen nno als Miniiter oes MeuBeren
uni buloreide Iltoien5 gu bitten.
IIs ariegsminilter mnBte er in mel
Der nn0 als 6inat5minilter in i1ar-
ladroter Uniform ieinem ualere
oltrd1IaltGtelten 1u0 decentralization
Serrn uno @ebieterr alles beriften,
mas felt Der lesten Sieung i'm Sc
reibe oieier beioen 9epartements
porgefaIen mar. 9ieier p~ierbdlltiJe
Winiiter befleioete anBerocm no1
Die Steae zines Sberiagermeiiters
nno @onperneurs Der ber5oglidefl
Sagobunbe uno be5og fir feline feds
4emter einen Sa~bresgebalt bon 5000
8nloen.- Sersog Mugult BON SeG.
ienl@otba (geit.1S22) geborte gleid-
falls 81 ben ipun6erli1iten giatureti.
@inerieits Elm u~llrubiger, 5i alien
WaBloiigfeiten aufgelegter @eilte
iiebte Der @er5og es anbererieits, Ell
tlen groBen Sell oes Cages i'm gette
81 perbrilgn. SIN gett nabm er in
Der Hegel Die Goltr an, nont 9ett re-
gierte er jein &eid. Seine Heigung
fir ben Orient uno namentlid) fir
China ging s5npeilen 10 melt, oaB er,
aIs Wanoarin gefleioet, oemStants-
rot prdiioierte. 3n ieinen 5abIreiben
Sonoerlingslaunen geborte aud Ole,
Gali De Cologne in ben SaIat an mi
fben nno Naifafer nit &ofinen una
Wanoeln su berfpeiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-09

war SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
60 banlte Safob gnrdbarOt.

Cine lanegeoebnte @aiie in cinenr
A~uslanfer 0es alten 8aiel. @ralle
nno MISUNDERSTANDING Altbiirger=
bauier uno 9alishen in Neib uno
@lieo. am gnoe oos Staottor, bod.
rageno nnn ielbltbeurlbt, tpie Elm
Snuptmailll, Der ieine Soloaten nun
ltert. Daird) cine bebdbige Saustiire
in einen olnflen Sal1sgang uno iiber
5Dei balsbrederifhe Stiegen binaaf
in cine nieorige Stube. Mm Shreib-
tiih DOR oemSenlter, mit9lnsbIid allT
cen Hbein5 elm alter Serr. @eiBbaa-
riger gbarafterfopf fait gIattrofier-
tes @eiidt, feingeiitige, ourf @iitc
perflarte 3ige. 4
Dieter Hanm, 10 einfad uno IhIid)t
mie feline 8epobner, mar fir einen
&reis bohgebiloeter Mamner euro.
pos IN Den lebten Sabr5ehnten oes
19. Sabrbunoerts gleid5eitig oas
geiitige Sauptquartier Der 3eif. SD
mofte nod 10 neit BON 8aiel fem"
befennt Der Sngenieur, arditeft ulo
altnitbiiforifer &einri1 ~ @epniil-
Ter, ooas 3immer Safob 9~urfbarots
fam mir Dor mie Der Mfittelpunt BET
Gr6e, BON mel6em mir 8iirger uno
0iener Der Henaiiiance ange5ogen
muroen. Ius Der 6erne fab nj i'm
in ieiner Stuoier5elle in 8aiel iibcn
mie 9iirrer's &ieronpmus i'm @e.
baus, mitten in 2iht uno Come,
NIT Ben Guelenbiidern oes @iiiens
uno erfennens beIhdftigt.4
gnrdbarot mar in Ser Cat elm
Wittelpunft. Nid)t nnmitteIbar, aus
perionlidem ltmgang, mobl abcr
ourd feline Sdriften uno our6 Den
3auber ieiner offentliden Gebe. MIR
penige inter ben 3eitgenoiien forn.
ten iih riibmen, i'm perionlid, gs-
fannt uno Die Sdtpeae ienes Ralt-
mes iiberidritten 3u baben. gr ipad).
te eiferiiid)tig iiber feline ~perionlid)e
ltnabbansisfeit uno ging alien ae-
ieaidaftlihen &erpflidtrngen idon
BON ipeitem aus DEM 8eee. o0ie al.
ten geneoiftinerflolter, mo man IN
aaer Hube Bis sum Eooe foride,i
fonnte, batten ooh ibr @utes, q
ifreibt er einmof an einen 5reuno.
9Nod Dor bunoert Sabren maren al,
lie iouitigen 2ebensoerbdltuiiie piel
itetiger unb einfad)er; man muBtc /;
in oieiem 5orie, oos oein gebort uno
oas on nod @eIieben NIT @ii1ern
uno Smmlungen anfiiaeu fannit,
tpirii on. tpenn nfhts abionoerlides
eintritt, in 1910 Sabren iterben,
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syiir &rieasaefanaene.

@ie Dos 8ar Grade Board in
@aibmgton befannt mabt, bat es ei-
ne 4n5abl Yerionen in nnierem 2all-
De antoriiiert, Sebensn1ittel, @eio,
aleibung uno anoere Sad]ell al
3eutihe ooer .Selterreider 81 iel-
ben, Die iib in unierem 2anOe oIs
ariegsgefangene befinben ODER ole
bier i~nterniert linb. Sod muB oas
ariegsoepartenlent ltets crit ieine3u-
thinning gu iolben Senoungen &c.
ben unO iie oiirfen nidt gegen frii-
ber Deroffentlihte Hegeln oes De-
partements peritoBen. 2elite, melde
@elb, 2ebensmitteI, @leionngsltiife
ODER anoere Saden ben beuti1en
ooer oiterreidiiden ariegsgefon5e.
men ODER Snternierten bier I'M 2anbe
5uidifen molIeil, m0een iih alfo an
ons @ar 9epartement in @aib-
ineton I'M ipesiele @rlaubnis tpell-
ben. Die @rlalibnis er1tredt lih
aber MIR auf Snternierte ODER
ariegsgefangerle bier i'm 2anoe, nidt
IN anoeren 9dn0ern.
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SOdiOmmer

Sn goloaen @ogen malt Die Saat,
Die SdJtuiile briitet OIL Den Sanger.
Gin ifones 8eib aif ltiaem 8fob,
IS iieht, pie iid Ole Aebren oraneen.
On illnge 5roit, mos meilit OH lang2
Was ifault on linneno Dor Did me.
oer2
8as gldu5t oein Mug 10 li~egcsbarg2
so tr1nenferdt Die ouftflen 9iocr2
Bon Giiften Ihper ole @ieie gliibt,
yflr Safer iummen onrd Die Stiae,
als OF Die Groe idaffensmiio'
8enoiie ibre eie'ne 6iille.
Ser 5immeI itrablt in ounflem
glau.
8om grntetraim Die @clt mmfan-
gen.
Was oenfit on mir, on iunge SSrau ?
es lddt oein Muno; es gliih'n Die
@anaen.
&arI Motif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-09

Oscar 6. Thomas an &. 6. Bouce,
@rlnbitiid in Beacon Sill, $500.
v. z. 6afenberger inio 6ran an
CLARA iino g. Q. !Sofpeu. @rlinoitiid i'll
5iahlano 8nrf; S4400.
@. 9oID0an unO Srnu an Gam 5riebz
man. @runoitiif in Yfeiifer's Gobition;
1910.
Y. 8. oaa nnb Srau an u. 6. 6afs
terberger, @ruitoltiid in 5igblano Ynri;
1900.
anamlt 6. 8idDter an Die @ereini9teu
Staaten BON amerita; 1896 Ader
0dno; $9,9
Gunrao 6 @iinbeL uub Srdi an 9las
III g: @an. @runoitiif i'll oer @imbeI
Mobition, Sc, 800.
STE 8. Prpor on slfreo 9. gurih,
@rnnoifiid in Qaurel 5ei9bts Terrace
$2.25o.
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8rtis Yrtfe fit seras;; 9ienFag seu 9. Suit 1918.

NUN rintn einen perniinftigen Nm
lanf. 8er tam oas ieet nod iagen2"
Gin .@enuBmenif" eoeliter Dirt,
fubrte Safob 8urfborot oentlo6 oas
2eben eitles mittelalterliben Mua-
6oreten. Der naomfort@ ser Neu5eit
eriltierte fin i'm nidt. 5ein 2ebens-
genllB mar porpiegeno geiitiger Sea-
tur:: oas Sdauen unb gmpfinoen
oellef, mas Die Wenibbeit 'auf ibrem
totienoiabrigen Sang ourh Die 8e-
ididte an anltnrtperten 5i Gage ge-
forDert.
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6eiraten Gebnrteu
spoesfale.

6ciratAn:
Gop M, Sanforo uio Minnie Wcr-
gele.
Seiie 6. Wtartin uno Marie@temn.
5elir &. Shmis nno Mnnie @in-
boefer.
eollis 9anfrae uno Motafie af
aoebler.
6erilanri &lfs uno Mlice 5eigbt.
s. q. Satten uno 6rau anrie
@laeier.
@eburtem:
Nid)aro Sbier nno Jrar, Gin
Wdohen; 6. S. SdIeming ino5rou,
elm Mdohen; @ilbelm SdiebeI ruiS
5ran, Elm Gnabe, s. 8. gnglebarot
uno 5rau. Elm anabe; Robert 5,
Mefe uno Srau, Elm Mdohen, s.
6. @arber uno 5rau, Elm 2nobe.
EooesfdlIe:
5rau Hoiie 8ietert, ~ Sabre,
Maria q. Sooner, % Sabre; Srpiuq
s. Ylieboum, 80 Sabre.
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@phlmeinenSer Nof.

5ausberr (5n einem iltnaenWfann,
Der i'm Inn alte aleioer bittet):
.,5ier baben Sic nib meinen abge=
legten Sranrod!. Sails Sic aber
nod feoig iino, laIien sic iih nidt
etDa onr6 i'm 5it elmer 0ummbcit
hinret6en!"
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Tatale Geit1tinnna.

gr:: a8ei,e 2ente sosera nit if
rer Mnitdt; MIR Narren iifo ibrer
Sade iiherl"
Sic: v@eiBt Oh oas gang genaa2"
@r. .@ans genaul"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-09
Snt BORNE

aofin (pelde lid 9riefpapier
fnlft, Inn Sbrem Sdas einen ne
iGieosbrief megen ieiner untrelie 81
i6reibenl: o@eben Sic mir mr. 8
grohite 8opier, oas Sic babenl"
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Ghlam.

III oSasen Sic NAL, lporltnl
Disaaft oenn Der Ser 2oftor it'll.
ssuer 3Gon nm 1 ll.lr valttcn
Abe10"."
g.: osS,a, tpiiien Sic, oann red:
mi rr ben gefud fir eine Nadtpi.
yisfel"
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Gin Hrnftifns.

~sie perbalten Sic iid 81 ,8eill
8eib nno @eiang,~ 9err Suber2
Song einfab: ib geb' bait I'M
mer 5um 8ein, penn mcin @ein
NIT ibrem @eIanq anf1nat."
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Bemaie.

anrtoffeln. nene, 1925 uuo $3.50 pei
100 Yflnb.
9ibtartoffeln Gam. $3.50 uno $3.50.
3piebeln. Seras 8ermuoas, St.25 II.
$3.50; grbffnl @are, $1.75.
gomnten. ter, $1.00.
8obnen, COLORADO, Rinto, pet Bin.
$1,000; California Bnbous, per ctpt.,
5000; 9infs, $3.50; Gina, $500,
Nabb. $500; 8rndebes. S11.00; Mpu,,h
Green, pet 8nfdel 6arnpers. $3.50.
Stride Gtring Seams, 1925 IL $3.5 {.
aohl, 1925 uno $3.50 Der 100 $50.
Crime Rfeffer, 75c per grate.
Hn0iesden, 60c per 9bo. Wiinoef.
ReerretttasR uraein per BIB. ixA
@urfen. $500 Der 9uiheI.
Reterfilie. SOC Der 0bo. s8niibeI.
grbbeercn, $3.50 per Crate.
Yfiriihe. S1.25 uno $1.75 yer Crate.
@elbe @ur3eln. $500 per 100 GfD.
@terpflan5en, $f.75 iino $500 bsr
8uide(.
Miiben, $3.50 per 100 9hiuo.
9qunih, Soc rnb DOC Der NuSdleI.
gmteloubes. $t.00 nuo $50.
Spinat. $1.75 per Camper.
Crime grbfen. $500 per 0nnper.
SiuICNs ptL ltttNtl 2lulI, TO.UU.
8eeten, $500 Der 100 1fun6.
aophalat, $3.50 uno 1915 per graic.
@ieh.Marft.
Gan autonio. 8. SuIi. 19tS. =
aiibe. $3.50 bis $3.50.
&dlber, 5000 biz $1,000.
8uneu, 5000 big 1925.
Shien. $9.f0 bis SLABS.
Ct. 2ouis, 8. Sult, 1918. -
@inobieb. SerassGieh, $40 bis SIS so.
Sdtpeine. $t6.85 Biz St7.f0.
Sante.
@efal5ene Sdnte .t5c per gfo.
Srodene Sdute zoe per Bfo
@riine 9diite ..... f2e per BIO.
Seize.
Bolf uu0 Studs -. -. 30 gts.
Insord<8ieeen per BIB. 10 cts.
ansoras 8ieeen, hihdsigt -. s gts.
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9te .Dreie Yrene fiir Geras"
erid5eint ais 9ageblatt utb 0Nndbettblatt.

Das saseblat lit oieriehig nno foHet Soc per gaonat ODER Sc Der Safr.
Das Wuhen6latt I& ieb5e9niehis uno foHt 50 per SUBJ. Nad Owco
50 goiSs@gfab Guropa, gorto eingef1IoIen, So.
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Wenn ou, o Menid), mnBt lei
ben,

90 trug' es Itin, befdeioen,
IIS iDdr's oas erite MoIl
Dod gebt es nn's @enieBen,
Damn muBt OH oir's periiiBen,
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-20
BRIEF STATE NEWS

RockviIIe-War and the consequent lure of high wages has deprived the city of its laboring force There is only one common laborer working for the city. It is said the city usually employs ten or fifteen men in various departments for the purpose of inn provements and repairs.
 Southington-A meeting of many of the residents of the town was held in the town hall for purpose of form ing an association so that an exhibition of garden truck may be held here in the fall It is planned to have the vegetables in the exhibit grown by the children of the schools.
 New Haven-One departm of the city government cuts it's estimate of last year in half in the 1919 budget. Dr. Britton of the Connecticut eXperi- mental station, asks for only S2500 this year for war on mosquitoes. He says he believes the sum named will be sufficient the coming year for it's eX termination work against mosquitoes.
 MddletoWn-That the allied troops begin to feel that possibly the war may come to an end by Christmas time, is indicated in a letter which Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Campbell received Yester- day from their son, Arthur Campbell who is with the Thirty eight United State Infantry. Mr Campbell is at tached to the medical corps of the regiment. having enlisted last year. He has been in France since April.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-20
HEBRON

Mir and Mrs. W o. Seyms were in East Hampton for the week end the guests of Mrs. Seyms' brother, F. H. Bissell. and family.
 Mrs. Mccarthy and daughter, Mrs Kesner. returned to their home Sat urday having been guests of Dr. C. H. Pendleton and family.
 The annual Sunday school picnic is to be Thursday at Columbia reservoir.
 The Hebron grange wifi give an en- evening.
 Among the number who motored to Woods Point Sunday were J. N Hew- itt. H. c. Porter, A. R. Gillette and E. A. Raymond
 Mrs. F. A Raymond and mother. Mrs sherman, were in Middletown Saturday.
 Mrs. R. F. Porter was in Danbury for the week end the guest of rela- tives.
 Miss Florence Smith is out of town for part of her vaca ton. MT. and Mrs. Wyman of New York are in town caring for MT Wymans mother. who is i'll. Mir and Mrs. Forest Ackleys infant son is seriously i'll and has been taken to St. Joseph's hospital in Williman- tic.
 Miss Eunice seyms returned home | Sunday from a two weeks visit in | East Hampton.
 Rev. J. H. Fitzgerald of New York i and mother are occupying their sum mer home during the month of Au- | gust.