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New Britain herald., 1918-07-01


 aIld bel expected to bear all the sardships of war. No line should be permitted between the employed and he non-employed. Sickness or some other reason equally as valid should be the only excuse accepted for lack bf industry This is Americas war bnd every American who is physical Nv and mentally capable should con- tribute to its success by arms. It khould be an injustice, a crying shame. H Ho the thousands of noble women who have generously volunteered their ervices and their strength, if this na- lion permitted males who are able to sielp, to file away their time and add Hothing to the sum total of success. Unless economic coalitions after he war nullify such a ruling, it ahouid be incorporated into the sta- s sutes of the nation. It is just as es~ welfare of the country during peace B s during war. Already several states have adopted laws requiring a certain mount of gainful labor during each Sveek of all capable of performing Aha.t labor. It would have asalutory Affect on the commonw edith if all etates took similar action and en- sfcrced laws against filing. America vii. face many new problems when Hhostiities cease.
 It VII be the moment of American Nopporunit5 Let us make the best of Slt A demIcracy should offer no
 RsyIum to droles.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01
ENJLSTEGT IN NANNI RESERVE

The following local men were en- rolled in the Naval Reserves at New Haven on June 2S: Albert M. Kall- Sren Francis William Murphy and Edward L. Meehan as second class seamen. John J. Grobstein has en- rolled as a landsman for machinlsts' mate, James H Curtin has enlisted as a machinists' mate, second class, and Clarence A. Williams has enlisted With the same rating.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01
FACTS AND RANCHES.

Germany cannot spare the Austri- ars any men and at the same time is spTtng in dealing out foodstuffs, all of which is very favorable for the col lapse bound to Comc.-Middlet Press.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

The news comes that mems stiff collars are to go and that soft lawn or lace will be substituted. This is one of those uphill revolutions which most of us will believe in only after the event.-Waterbury Democrat.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

German officials have begun to pre- pare their people for failure in France by putting under way the slogan: "Victory next year" It's all right but they fail to make clear whose victory. -Water5ury Republican
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

Food Administrator Fights s3OO.- 900. -Bead1ine. We have entirely too much respect for a sum like that to permit us even to quarrel with it.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

The housewives of America are loyal to the core. Their one desire is to do what is best for their country and the world in this gigantic strug- gle but-will some kind person settle once and for all, what is best ?"-- Windham County Transcript
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

pETRNED PLAYING AT BONFIRE.
 Tony Nadolney. 10 years old. played about a bonfire Saturday eNenlng ana a spark set fire to his clothing. De fore the fire was exungulSheo the
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

boys back was badly burned. He was taken to the New Britain General hos pital,
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

such a case to let go and discuss con- ditions is scarcely practicable, we ina eine-E Exchange.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

THREE MONEY SAVING GROUPS OF WASH
 DRESSES.
 Lot 1. $5.98 Wash Dresses at $4.S5. New arrivals in handsome ginghams and linens. Ideal for vacation wear.
 Lot 2. $7.98 and $S.98 Wash Dresses
 at $6.50. Choose from various wanted wash fabrics including linens, Voile and gingham.
 Lot 8. s10 and $11.98 Wash Dresses
 aL $50. The most attractive styles Tn handsome colorings and ex- 0UiSite materials including voiles, checks and floral effects.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01


 e1ty give to it. We
 Sfto fly the Stars
 fsday. the Fourth
 whether we can
 #e the Central Powers
 fious In this war. Here
 keat many Americans were
 g4hSon that German leaders dey were beaten but would not such to be>, the case. But 34t Roon is a member of the Prus- sn Hous of Lords, a leader in good 4gtanding and one whose words have the weight of authority.
 His modest program includes, among other things, an indemnity of s45,0O0 100000 from America, Eng land and France. Of course Germany will also annex sections of France and all of Belgium. Quite generously, the Kaiser will not ask for a slice of Serbia No, he will give that to his allies. King Constantine is to be re- turned to the throne of Greece, Gi- bralter Is to be returned to Spain, the German colonies are to be handed back to their lord and master and Turkey is to hold sway Ii Egypt. That is not all, but 1t is sufficient to reveal just what the Prussians would do if, by chance, they were to win a victory by arms
 Only one obstacle remains in the way of Count Rooms desires. And that Is the army and the will to win among the civilians of America and the Allies. After that is removed, Count Roon may help himself to the pie.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

SKIRTS
 Lot 1. S1.98 and $2.49 Wash Skirts at
 $1.50. Includes bedford cords, gab- erdines, figured and sport stripes. latest styles, sizes 24 to 36 waist bands.
 Lot 2. $5.98 Wash Skirts at $4.5N Includes mohair skirts with gathered backs, very newest styles in navy, gray and black.
 Lot 3. S5 Wash Skirts at $3.S9. Gaberdine wash skirts with full shirred tops and all around belts fancy patch pockets.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

Inventory Sale Prices On
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01
Inventory Sale Prices On Housewares, Chinaware, Etc.

popular department offers exraordinar!
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01
fTTIE FLAG.

,cts about New Brit be disputed: 1. It patriotic communi- Try. ,. It has one of stions of American Rd for miles around. look about him going rom business. See ufn the houses, or ngs. Most of them fem are faded, and are literally tat IS not the proper ag which is not sf course we can
 ll the time, but
 hem washed and
 Aar a. good deal
 t left cut all
 taken in during
 aag Is surely en-
 Alteration than
 3ty give to it. We
 ito fly the Stars
 sday. the Fourth
 neither we can
 a0rs lDresentaOle
New Britain herald., 1918-07-01

THREE WONDERFUL GROUPS OF SUMMER SILK
 DRESSES
 Lot 1. $22.50 Silk Dresses at S12.SS Handsome dresses of silk taf- feta and satin messaline. both women's and misses models.
 Lot 2. $24.9S Silk Dresses at $16.75 Attractive models in satin, taffe>a and satin duchesse and com mbination geOrgette.
 Lot 5. Silk Dresses worth up to S29,
 at $IS.75. This group includes beauti- fuI dresses of satin, taffeta and combination georgette with contrasting trimmings.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-02-15
"HATIKVAH" AND ISRAEL"
PRESENTED IN NEW YORK.

"Hatikvah," (''Hope,'') a Jewish
allegorical play by Mrs. Jacob J.
Abt and "Israe1," dance-panto-
mime were acted at the Republican
Theatre in New York City Sunday
evening, through the courtesy Of A.
H. Woods, by Julia Hill and cast
of Barnard College girls, rehearsed
under the direction of Barney Barn
ard. Bathsheba Askowith was in the
pantomime, which is by A. w. Bind
er. Mrs. J. c. Guggenheimer, Presi-
dent of Hadassah, arranged the
entertainment under the auspices Of
the Palestine Restoration Fund
Commission
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-02-15
February IS, 1918.
IN THE REALM OF MUSIC.
LEO ORNSTEIN.

New York Jewry takes particu-
lar pride in Leo Ornstein, the emf
nent young composer-pianist of
most pronounced ideas and ideals.
American Jewry may we'll be proud
Of this extraordinary talent, for
whilst Leo Ornstein was not born
in New York, but in far-off Krem-
enchoug, his father the we'll known
Chazen, Rev. Abraham Ornstein,
brought the lad to this country when
he was only II years of age. Ten
years of life in America have devel-
oped this extraordinary Jewish
mind as no teaching nor the best of
instruction could have developed
him in Russia. Ornstein does not
only play the piano, does not only
write for the piano, but he has COM
posed sOnatas and solos for the VIC
lin and cello. He composed dur
ing the past summer two big or
chestral numbers, and, whilst the
lad is only Fl, Josef Stransky, our
eminent conductor of the N. Y.
Philharmonic Orchestra, Immediate
ly recognized the merit Of these
works and accepted them for per-
Torrance next March. Many
young man has gone begging with
his scores and his compositions, ask
ing influence in all directions to get
the great orchestras to consider his
works. Jewish sympathy has been
called to the assistance of these COM
posers, but all to no avail, because
they did not have the necessary
merit. The fact that Ornstein's
were Immediately accepted, proves
the eminent worth Of this young
man, who, not only is proud Of be-
ing a Jew, but is eminently inter-
ested in Jewish ideals and Jewish
problems.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-02-15
MRS. I. M. GOODWIN

Teacher of Voice-Bel Canto Method
Harmony
GOODWIN LADIES' QUINTETTE
Mrs. Raymond ASSelin Karen SamuelSon
Lillian J. Blomgren Hannah SWenSrud
Esther Moe and Frithjof Hansen
Address Mrs. 1. M. Goodwin for terms
and dates, 1924 Mary Place, Minneapolis
N. W. Nicollet 6027 Automatic 81 SCI
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4entiAes 9beater
T1Orssu: emOermaHn.sbsn pDis
.l4M Gbre1.

.Iie gbre~, bas beriibnlte @erf
Sernnnn Subermonn's, bat benz Der.
porragenoen Observation-Disclosures nidt
iur gbre. fonberH aud flingenoe
Yliin5e eingebradt. Dieter grobe VI,
iolg Siioerrnnnn's, gebort sum tan
bigeu Aepertoir naer giibnen Das
gerinngeD nnh einer Wieberbcliing
BON .Gie ebre1 pirb iebr bdufis aus
.geiprof,en mo ieber 9beaterIeiter
foIgt oerartigen @iiBiheu nur 5ii
gerne, ipeil lie gitten @eidHad ieitens
bes yubliflnns fonItaiiereu uno bas
nidjt aIlein. Die gbre" ersielt einen
gr6Bereu eriolg ie otter tie allfge.
iiibrt miro, gs giebt tuobI cine gaH5e
Wenge nei,erer Saden aber ein ee.
niiienbqiter 5beateroireftor iuiro crit
ben ,,@eisen DON Der Streu~ idMbern
unb ieiuem 1ernpel iino Eentpclbeiu,
fern ben moberuen .S6unb" eripa.
ren. Gin Berf ipie Die Gre muB
mub bod crit tpieber gefhrieben fper.
ben. Seiten enibdIt ein Sfiid 10 pieIe
pr1dDtige aarafterfiguren iuie Der
ntorgen Mbeub sur anffiibruus TOM.
menbe Suoermann, ielteH cine 70 edie
Dramntif uno sIeid,Beifig etnen 10
foitIifen Snmor Der spirflif 3iinbeno
mirtt. Tie auffiibrnng tpire BON III
reftor Sdmio mad Der riibmlidii be.
fainter Wnlter.G Ginriftllng 6es Ser,
liner Betting Ibeaiers ini3enirt. Die
9eiebiiHg ieber einseInen sioIle muiB
nIs cine briIlartte bejeidmet fperoen,
gle iii folaenoernaBen:
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antalie, jeine 5raii /.
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girt, 2eonore, 6eren Qirber. 49,.
.Ninp gduer. Selene aodl
0otbar @ran6. ~. .gSiap Gieoridj
Sugo Stensel. Sons Sanien
@raf bon IrnitS Saarbers. $3.50.
20. g. Ghmib
@obert Seinefe. i. .@iar cyiiergens
Ger aIte Seinede, %. wsiiIler.Sdbrieius
Seine fsrau =. ;. .&eleHc guerger
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Ctr, Tel. Canal 1917, fotpie an ber
Dor Office bes Gran6 Opera Souie,
Gef. gonnI 4o1, sn bnben.
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Igbarles stauffer, 65, .1o6 RaiOu
( Strabs.
laila Sunt. 40, btsgl.
j1beo. 6. 9bismanH. "a, $40 YOri
Strabe.
l6eisn Meifsi, 28, 2541 Deunis ctr,
(gai9olas 6, apB, "a, 1lo2 Silb.ri
Apenue.
lTlariba 6. SOpad, %. 73s Deit 2.
Strabs.
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ton Ctr.
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}Sulins elias, 80, Columbus, 8.
lGrnneisea gat5i, 20, 1913 8ats Str.
Ieonni. 5Iemiitsr. 50. s32 10, 8. Str.
esua Webb, "a. 654 btsgl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-05
cvier Sss slutOmObils.

Ter % Sabre aits Osenr edJmioi
bon go. ALA Grsenlse eloenus. 81,
9trnorb, 1T i'm FGbtifden 9oipttal
ben 9srletunesu srIsseu, bic sr am
WlittippG e(knb oaponeetrogen battle,
als er pom benz stutpmOhil bss eop.
6. SarIisf BON Der @oplanne apenue,
gcrpopb, nisbtrseranHi iporoen mar.
Wlap Berg Don 30, 766 @rstnipoce
slpsuus, bic am Steibebettr S4mfOts ;
psilis, eriidrt, ben 6ofpitaIbeboresiL
bab iis bic gattin Sdmipts isi uuo
perlairaie ibrm 5rnufd<iH. Der ii4
nnse5lih in Sdmibfs gsfB befanb,
ben man isbOd i'm Soipitnl nift in'
ter ben effettsn bts Spbten finb.n
tonnte. Dis Inp Berg ptrf6erte,
srpiritsH Sdmipt unb re bic Sei'
rntbsiissns am Gage DOT Weibnahtsn
unb Iitben ii1 I'M pfarrbaufs Der ct.
fnpiers sfir1e irausn.
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Geser.

= Durd cine iiberbeiste gsntrais
bsisuns fpurbe geitern in osm 5auis
bes g5rfenmoiIsrs Diatam 3. ebats
fiele s5r., go. II peafenhal Sane,
Spbs part, Elm Geuer berurfo6t, bas
sinsn Sdaben DON etpa $1,000 ans
ridtete.
- Sn bem 4lsiberIaben Don 81r'
tel Hnt6aH 5O4 500 D. 6. Strabs,
purOe gsitsrn WOrsen 5u friibsrStuns
be Elm Geuer DON bem gerabe porbst'
paifirsHbeH SsrRaHtsn &irgm enta
pstt, Der iDfprt biz Jsuerpsbr alars
mirte unb un0er5iigli4 bic gspobntr
Der pisrft0dissn Mietbsiaisrns tpsdts
bic aud aQe ungefdbrbet bas 5rei:
srrsi6ten unb borldufig llntsrtommsr
bsi Rahbarn fanben. Sas Jeuer pur'
be gslofdt, uaaoem ss einen S6absr
DON etfpa $4,000 angeri4ttt bate.
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9aidjad 5rapIep, Elm Gleftrifer
aus folebo, O., ipurbe aeItern bon
slihter Hcg nod benz arbeitsbaus ge.
ianbt, i'm cine @eIbitrafe pon $40
laio Soften a65uperoienen. fsraDiep
bate porgeitern In Der slpotbefe on
Der Sed,iten uno 0ine StraBe per-
indt. elm aaisdsn NIT einens maiir.
apparat au itebleu II. mar bierbei bon
Dem HoliSiiien gSiaeH, ber Sir 3eit
.3ipiIfIeibuug trug. absefabt iporoen.
yoiiiis Manlm. poH Der Sipineiion
nuS gepmiller Strabe. betonBte iiG
1eitcrn bes 9noenoieftnbls fhudoia
iino fpnroe gu S25 uno ben Soften
pfrurtbsiIt.
.}m eiler @eloiHafe bon $50 plo
sil iieben Ronaten Arbeitsbaus iUiir-
DC Der obondloie 5nrbiee Golnaro
Shompipn perlrtbeiIt, neil CT iid por
rinisen 1nseu fit eineH @earrten bes
gnnbesgebeinlbiemItes ouseegeben
lilo peridieoene ieiner gioIiegenOiien
iHiuItirt batte.
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Sielt Git FUR eanSs.

sSn iebr be6enfIifem 9uitanbe liegt
i'm it1btii6eu Soipital on ben Sol.
gen elmer Strpdninnergiituns Der
orei Sabre alte George Spons, bon
30. 800 Sft ~. Strabs, oaruieoer.
Der &leiHe iano In Der elterlid,en
BobinlHg Strphnintabletten, bic er
fir 3uderseus bieIt uHb BON oeueH er
mebrere aB, ebe slHeeboriee ba5ufa.
men. Gin iofort berbeiseriiener 4rSt
Iieb ben anabeu iutner5iieIib mad,
ben itibtiibeH Soipitai briHeen, no
bic aeste ieiuen 3uitanb fir iebr be.
henfIi6 ertldrteu.
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Die saiadassr.

Morgen fiisben ipieeer 5ipei Spa.
siersdnse biefer @eieIlidaft itait. lin
balb 5ebn llbr gorniitfdgs eebt cine
sibtbeiiiing bonn 9noe Der College Sia
iStrabeHbnbH mad sieiu Baltimore.
ipofelbit Yfittne eeseiien ipirb. Rad,-
mittngs iuirb bon bort Der Wiarid,
forteeiest bis mad. GIepes. sn alien
iueroen auf bieien alusfIug 90 @fei.
len 3uriidselest. Serr 8. @. Strobm
fitHpiert nIs Wnbfinber.
Tie Rnfmittaas .'Seftion perjau.
melt iih i'm 9 ilbr an Der sIItaIuont
Citation Der Sort Gbonins Gtraben.
bnbn.Sinie isnb sebt unter Seihung
uou Germ Snnles S. Gunnipgbail
cine gtrede pou etipa s WaeiIen iiber
Berg uno TbnI nHieres ginhboritoa.
trs Geutildp suriid mad, Reipport.
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Inter eiueur out
Sol, nm GriparHiTe 5a rsieleu, sans
Samiltpu Gpnutp gebradlt
iperbeu.
Mapur Cabin ioa cine aommiiiioH
erHeHHeH, bic bieiem BlaH Haber
tritt.

Cine @erihmsl5uns DoH eau5 5as
milton gountp, ausmer5uns aller
iibsrfliifiissu .Ssb0rbsn. Daullt auf
| lbieie Weiis in Der 9srwaftung bic al
IlfrgrpBte SpdHamisit ersielt inirp,
bas mar bsr plan, Der gslegeutli@ Ell
ner gsItsrn Qahmittag itattsebabtsn
|5iirgsrperiammluns i'm 6otel Clinton
pom 2lnpalt Gup NiaQon. bem eiBs
bsrufsr unp DoriiBsr Der 9erfamws
lung, unterbreitet fpurbs.
Ssrr WalIon betonts. bab politit IN
bieiem pIan abfolut teine gtolIe
Ipirls, lonbsrn &c ibm sirsis unb aa.in
barum Su tbuu iei, griparnifIs bins
ii4tli6 Der Dsripaliuugsfoiten 5u sr>
3islsn uDp sr beantragis baber, bab cine
pom 8iirsermeijtsr Galpin gu errens
nenbs 9iir9erfommiiiion iib nit biss
fem SpariamteitsprOistt befabi uno
cine Derihniel5nng Der 9ountpDsrs
ipaltung nit Der fdDtiifeH gsrmalz
tung iptnisiteHs fit bic 9auer bes
2rieges aHbabnt.
Der antrdg gsIaugte aaa sur &Hs
nabms, nahosm 8Irsermeiiier @nlpin
srtldrt boitt. bdb er psrIOulid isbr
gern t>>zeit fei, cine berartige aommiis
iiion su ernennen unb aua ftets nit
BtrsHiigen drgsnb ipsids Rathi6ldss
biniihtlid ettpaissr in Der Stabtper'
ipaltune Su sr3ielsubsr Griparniile
entgegennebIHtn iperbs.
Siherbsiis0irettor 9oiuss ma6ts
bic anapsleubeH barauf aufmsrtIam.
bab bic Gtabt fib sinsm Dtfisit boz,
$500, 900 eessniiber fisbt, bur9 tpsls
dee in a[lereriter 9inie bas Si9ers
belts DepartetHtut bsiroffsu piirbe.
5err 6olmes CAB ieboa Der Werfamrns
lung bic 9eriidsruns, bab, sltidpisl
ipas lemmsn moee, er uHter ifiHn
llmItdnbsn bic 3abl ber itdbtii4eu
pOlisiitsn perrinstrn uiirbe. Gbtu5os
ipeHia ipiirbe q In cine p5lLiee eber
aud nur tbeilpeHs Sdlifbuus ha
9ofpitals spiuigen.
antpalt Guib0 8orss befiirpOriets
als Dxrtreter bss Gi.p Clubs bic 0sr'
i4melsuHs Der S.abt. unb Der goun'
tpADsripaltuns uHb ptriidert.. bab
fala cine SonbsrHsung Der Staats'
Gefeseebuug einberufsn ipsrben folte,
CT celedentIih oisftr Sihund auf ne
qnRabms zines GeTebss hiuarbsitsn
phrbe, ipsI6es cine bsrartias @ers
ihmslsuns mogIid MAIDEN DiirSs.
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suaes.anseiasa.


Der oormaligs StabtaubitOr 3err
Sra .. Dafbburn 1T IN isinsr
DObnuns go. 1702 ghaie Iperait
ben 5Olssn bss Sdlasanfalls. ben sr
OOrgeitsru in ieinem 9ei9dftslotal oil
Der Central 4benue erIitten batte, err
isgtn, obHs bas 8etpubtieiH pieosrsr'
Iangt 5u babeH.
Serr aSofepb 8ernine Der
befannte 9rudereibeiiser lino porma'
lige Staotratb, lit 5ur 8iiroe eines
@robpoters aufgeriidt. sSn ben Sami'
lie feines Sobnes Serrn Silarp 8ers
ming, on Der Sinipoo6 sDenue, bat Der
&lapperitorh eirtebr gebalten unb
einen prdftigen Stm1nmbaIter silriif.
gelaiien.
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Dies nms 1as.

- 9ie itdotiihe Gipil6ienii.s3cm.
million bat aud i'm periloiienen Sabre
pieSer niht Die aeiammte ibr sur
gerfiiguns seiteate Summe Der.
brmdd iiu6 wirb Der Staot etfpa
$1,000 sHriideritntten, tpie selegent-
lid Der seitrigeu Sibius betannt.
gegeben tpurbe. gs liz 6ieies bas
brittle Sabr BET Seiien abfhluB bic
aomnniiiion bon ihreu 9eipiIliguneeu
Der Gtabi ipie6er auiebnlife Gum.
men suriid5ahIt. goriaes Sabr erbielt
bic Stabt $1,000 suriid.
- Gtabtratbsmitglieb adngmeno
piro IN Der Gtaotratbsfitlmg am
Dienstns cine GrSinan5 eirreid,en.
SerSuiolge 3rottoirs, ebe iie sefest
iperben. mil Baiier beiprenst peroen
niiiiien..
= PIN Gienitpa aben6 siebt im
&cteI clinton Der Gudiportb Demo.
cratic Club fem Sadion gQnfett uno
oils SnuptreSuer iiitb Hidjier gubroe
aus Topion. o. unb Sberit Sobn g.
Garner aus Binfeiter. ap.. seipon.
iien porhen.
- @om 13. ssnnuar ob. ipiro bic
Observation-Disclosures, mn nit Sob.
len su fparen bic iogeHaunten
.Safefp Stops" on geiuiiien StraBeIi,
freu3ungeH eingeben Iaiien mo- To-
nett Die @agen Dor uno nad Der
sfreuslina 81 baiten pfIeseH. ssad
Dem 10. .Sannar iperbeu bic gSagen
MIR Dor Der areu,uns balten-
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8leine Vplisei>N Nahrihten

= gus Der 8obnung BON CHARLES
aenoal, SO. 526 OF 9enrI StraBe.
wuroeu In Der Raht bonn Donners'
tag gum Sreitag uritteIit ginbrufps'
biebitabls $15 in 9nar iopie @bpan'
refl, barilnter eine Gnurtitlt Clint
burger Sale, gcItoblen.
= Der Sarbise Charles 8idDire
nus anprpiae, Senil, nlelbete geitern
Der golBei, oab er nit Silfe hes ur-
aIten Erids bonn eeflInbeneu Borte-
monnuie bon sipei &aiiegenoiieH I'm
S10t begmmert puroe.
= aus Der @obnune pom 3. W.
Sdott, 9to. 4054 Beedmont lbenue,
tmiroe elm 5relheitsbonb i'm Bertbe
BON 500 geItobIeH.
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gIiditsia beiadJf Sarpsari ssssH.

Scrr Niton @liidItein, Der @reb.
barDe bes Croems Der Sariigdri in
Cbio, ipar bieie sDoAe IN WharHis'
burg nnb Dnpton uirb bot Sie borti.
aen gosen ipipi5irt. Die ,,@roB Tap.
toner 8olts5eitiins" idreibt bariiber
Ssrr Anton gliiditein, Der @roi,
baree ees .. @. 8. pen Ohio, trni
Dienitag ssahHittas bel Der GIiiabett)
scse In WliaInisb,ng Elm, nm ibr ei.
men Yeiud absnitatfeH. an Ieiner
BfsIeituHa beian6 iih er.@recbbaroe
Wfarf wriaaBt aus Sontiliou unD
BON bier aus batten Geputs @rob.
blr0e ssobH Seller, Gbrilt siotb 10.
wie uebrere anDere Sarlisari9rii.
Der 81 iainer @egriiBang fib eiaseiia.
ben.
SH ihiDiuiguoiler unb nad0riid.
Iid,er Mebe Iegfe er ben sSrauen meue
Soeen 5lun beiieren aiifbau unb aus.
breiiinia bes Droens bar, bic pon
oielen begeiitert eHtgegeneeHpnnlen
ipiirben. Der enpfong feitens Der
3roiieH mar elm 1nberif beralifer
iinb ipsroeH Die Gdite anfs bette Be.
ipirfbef.
slbeubs filbreu bic Serfen mad
GaDtoH, iins bic Geiitidse eide Qoge
JI. lnA ....& uns-1--- u 49,. m ~-4
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@irb unteriudyt.

Coroner Or. 8auer bat einen eSn.
aueit bejiiglid bes Eobes Der 7S
Sabre aiten srau Wtargaret g8ebbiug
angeorbnet, bic in SongOiep In.
ioIee Don @erlesuneen seitor.
ben ut, bic tie iib In Der gin.
ftaIt, pie bem Coroner berihtct
apporat su iteblen Ii. mar bierbei bon
ipurbe, infolge zines 5diles 5iise5ogen
bate. 9ie @reiihr ipIrbe an 3. Sa.
nuar 1874 in bic arrituit aufgenont.
men unb mar ionit. aIs iie am Don.
nerstag abeno itar6, genau "A Sabre
in oerieIben geipeien.
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Webmrten.

0reh. anb Bertha Corr, BOIL Wes
WidtH Aps.. Wsdbfsn.
Csear unb GIoro Beet. 1923 Carl
Str, NGbAtn.
pbil. unb NelIie Alderman, 1895
Meit 8. Str, annbs.
5arrs unb aHna9tmInt3, S34 Aegs
bsmp Ape., widbHen.
5oiepb uHb Rois plaggs 1865
SperloOi aDe, aHnbs,
Rpbert uub AuHn Wobmnn, 2243
@lnbitoue Aps.. Rna5s.
Carl uHp ena Dann. 164T Dsns
bam Str, Ndbheu,
Gborles unb GIara Gilman, 1909
Doore Str. aHabe.
Go. unb gua annseabsrosr, 1907
puIte Str. Wldbhsn.
3cbu uuo 8ntis MoHtas. 648
Wapnf Ape., Rnats.
Gtcrgs unb Warsarst DftpdIb,
le4 0ilItp 2lDty anabs.
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unfdae.

DIE Is Sabre nIte 0iarp Soparo
rnunte geItern 9ormittog, aIs iie iify
NIT sflittenfabreu niif benz Spca-
more Strabe Berg oersHiigte, NIT ib'
rem Sd)Iitten an Der @oal StraBe in
elm subupert unb trug bierbei cine
3erletuns on Der re9ten Siifte oapon.
Die g,erilnoliidte murbc nnh ibrer
eIterliten @obruna No. 32l 2ibertp
Etrnbe gebraft.
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gtrasbIi4s mH6s

sir ben alien Setretdr pdr's am
bsitsn, psnH sr fib psHiiOnirsH lsBs;
aber ME iOl mons ibm bsibriRssH?"
.asssn Sic ibm sinfaa sar teine
arbsii msbr binl"
Dos babe ib i4pR einiss DOaen
Derfu&t aber er Bat ss gar niHt
ssmsrtt.4
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gnnSesbebSrSru isilen bsIisn.

StaDtaider Sobn 3. slinnep tpiro
bic guHbesbeb0roen bnrnuf nufrnerf.
lam maiden, bab cine sep.fie wiehI.
firma DoH .nuswarts, Sie bier srobe
waensen ibrer Broauffe rerfanft, es
NIT beu Geiuitt nidt iebr gcnail
HiHHlt. @ie ainuep ieiigeiieat bat,