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New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
ROGERS TO ENTERTAIN.
Members of Near East Relief Com- mittee to Dine at New Britain Club,

At the invitation of Paul K Rogers the members of the Near East relief committee who are to conduct a cam paign for Armenian war sufferers next month, will have a luncheon this evening at o'clock at the New Brit ain club.
 Following the luncheon business matters will be dscussed The per manent committee in charge of the Near East work in this city is as fol- lows: Rev. pr. G. W. C. Hill, F. G. Nibberts, Rev. Warren F. Cook. Rev. esamuel Sutcliffc and Paul K Rogers Herbert V. Camp will handle the pub licity work for the committee in this pi
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
PLALNVILl SATURDAY H0l
 WILL RE QUIE
WashiDgton's Birthday W
 anCe Will Not Be General
SPECIAL POST OFFICE HOUR
Charles Conlon Enters Real Estnf4  Bisig1cSscs-Ex-Se Service Men Have Trouble Getting Their Liberty Bonds Brief Items.

Washington's birthday will be ob- served quietly in PIai9villc. The Plain- vile Trust company will be closed all day, but monufa curing and business will go on as usual The stamp win- dow at the post office will be open from 6:45 a. m, until 12:30 o'clock The War Savings Stamp window will no open from 7;30 a. m until 12:30 9 clock. No money orders will be is- sued. There will be but one city de- livery, that in the morning and no rural delivery. Fraternal organiza- lions have made no plans for an ob- servance of the day.
 Candidates Initiated.
 Sequassen lodge I. o. Q. F., held it's regular meeting in I. o. O. F. hall last evening. A class of candidates were initiated into the second degree After the ceremonies social was en- ioyed. A large number of members were present
 Opens New Business.
 Charles F. Conlon of West Main street has opened an office in the Rus sell block in Central Square and will enter the real estate and insurance business. MT. Conlon was formerly at the freight transfer station as a clerk until the station was removed from Plainville.
 Begin Moving Old House.
 The work of moving the house which occupies the Neri property on East Main street will begin tomorrow. The apparatus for moving the build ing has been rigged up and is now ready for use. The building is to be moved to a point 100 feet in the rear of the Baptist church and when that is done the excavating for the new block will begin.
 Liberty Bonds Delayed.
 Plainville men who have returned to their homes after being discharged from the service are having a great deal of trouble in securing their Liberty Bonds which were subscribed for while in camp. Many of the men have completed payments for the bonds and have receipts to show for it but have not received any instruc- tons concerning them. The men all subscribed for bonds while in army camps, with the agreem ent that they l should he paid for in instalments, and l a certain amount was taken out of 1 their pay each month.
 Brief Items.
 Corporal John Simpson, stationed at l Abuip D2HcDS, IS Sp6IUln2 a TuflOu2n at his home in Plainville.
 The Plainville post office will be i represented at the convention of the Mail Carriers association in Water bury tomorrow by Pearl Smith. The local office will send no delegate to the Post Office Clerks convention in Bridgep port.
 All persons who are to take part in the entertainment to be presented next Thursday evening by the Ladies' Altar society are requested to report at the home of Miss Anna Graham of l 92 West Main street this evening, where a rehearsal will be held. TO RTNT-Tenemen ent, Russell block, 1 central location, modern convent
 ences Inquire J. F. Dutton, Rris-
 tOl. 2-21-2dX Pure lard 27c lb., Russell Bros.
 IIr+
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

| the town, it has been decided to let the question drop until the town meet ing which will be held during the month of March. It is said that $500 would be enough to buy a fairly good chemical fire eXtinguisher, and it is stated that half this amount needed for this apparatus could be appro- priated by the Village Improvement societies in the three parts of the town.
 Service Men Registering.
 Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff reports that the local boys are being discharged fast from the service and many of them are registering at the office of the town clerk. Following are those who registered during the past few days: Max Edelson, Angelo Pedem onti, Leon George Hall, Merton Irving Woods, George Ferdinand Hultquist, Philip Michael Pagan, Rinaldo Saravelli, John Wilson, Henry Russell Dickinson, William H. Turner and Everett S. Turner.
 All men being discharged from the service are requested to register at the town clerk s office.
 Berlin Briefs.
 The local lodge of Foresters held it's regular meeting last evening at the Foresters' hall.
 The Connecticut State Agricultural society will hold it's adjourned meet ing this evening at the Berlin town hall. All members are requested to- be present as election of officers and directors will be held.
 The board of relief held it's last meeting this afternoon at the Berlin town clerks office.
 The Berlin Boy Scout basketball team held practice last evening at the Berlin town hall.
 Mrs. Arthur Elton, of Meriden avenue, who has been visiting rela- tives in Michigan, has returned.
 The Emma Hart Willard chapter will hold a social and pageant this evening at the Berlin Congregational church. The public is invited.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank F'ogliati of Kensington, are being congratulated on the birth of q daughter.
 The choir of the Berlin Congrega- tional church will hold rehearsal to- morrow evening at the church.
 H. L. Judd, of Berlin street, who has been seriously ill at his home, is recovering.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

Herbert Collins of the 102d Machine Gun company, who recently arrived in this country after seeing active serv- ice in France for nine months and being in the service for over 17 months also being wounded seriously and gassed on two different occasions, has arrived in town and is visiting his relatives, MT. and Mrs. W. l.. Lyons of Kensington.
 Collins is native of Rocky Hill and is the son of MT. and Mrs Edward Collins of that town. He enlisted in Company D, c. N. G., later incorporat- cd into the 102nd regiment, which has been in the thickest of the fighting during the war. Collins received his first wounds in the big drive at Chateau Thierry, where a number of the local boys were wounded. He was gassed at the same drive and, af- ter ConValescing at a base hospital for two months, he again entered the fir ing line and was severely wounded about the shoulders and arms in the ArgOnne forest, on October 18th. Col lins then was removed to a base hos pital and stayed at this institution un- til a few weeks ago, when he was re- leased and sent home with 8 casual company. He went through the drive
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
MAGICIAN TO EXHIBIT.

The Great Luther" who formerly assisted Houdini and who will per form his marvellous escapes at the LNCeum theater on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. will be seen in a free exhibition at 5:15 c clock this afternoon in the window of the Lazarus store. He will escape from a German torture handcuff such as is used on prisoners of war.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
FIRE ON BEAVER STREErV.

The fire department was called out last evening shortly after g o'clock by an alarm from box 37 for a fire in tenement at 5S Beaver street One of the woman tenants poured oil on a fire With the result that her clothes became ignited and the woodworlx also caught fire. Other than burns sustained by the woman, there was little damage.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

Stockwell. The writ is returnat the city court on the first Mond March.
 Dollar Day at Besse-Leland's 8 urday, February 22.-advt. ...
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
MARCH , TENTATIVE DATE
 FOR WILSON TO START BACK

Washington, Feb. 21.-Secretary Daniels announced today that Presi- dent Wilson would embark on the George Washington about March ) for his return trip to France.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
KNOCKS OUT PAl THE FIRST ROUl
Comforting relief from P makes Sloan's the
 Worlds Eminent

This famous reliever of rheunI aches, soreness, stiffness, pal sprains, neuralgia pains, and 1 other external twinges that humd1 suffers from, enjoys its great \ because it practically never faill bring speedy, comforting relief.
 Always ready for use, it takes E to Pcnetrdte 1VithoWt Yn6Gng and proI results. Clean, refreshing. At all 5 stores. A large bottle means econd
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
GOVERNOR RESIGNS.

Douglas, Isle of Man, Feb. 21.- Lord Raglan has resigned the Gov ernorship of the Isle of Man after sixteen years of service.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
For Colds

LINONINE TAKES THAT AWFUL KICK OUT OF A HARD COLD AND RENDERS TIT HARM LESS. TIT IS THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY FOR ALI FORMS OF COLDS AND A RE- VARIABLE PREVENTIVE FOR THE MORE DANGEROUS THROAT AND LUNG COM PLANTS OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN.
 Have bottle of Linonine handy at all times-tilere's no telling what instant it will be needed, especially 50 for coughs that threaten bronchi- lis. Nothing Ouitc equals Iinonine for hrOHrE tis
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

Fresh eggs 55c doz., Russell Eros -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
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New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

Fresh eggs 55c doz., Russell Bros. .adVt.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
MACHINE GUNNER IS
 BACK FROM FRANCE
Herbert Collins Saw Service With
 1O2d U. s. Infantry
SERVICE MEN REGISTERING

Frank Pierpont Home After Service Overseas - Improvement Society ElectS-HOliday HOurs-Othcr News Items of Interest.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

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New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
Question Is Dropped.

After numerous discussions in re- gard to the fire Cxtinguishers which have been proposed to be put around
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-24
&olen iolrrl tt
9anjig ni6t lan0cll
Gin in Sieiem Sinnc ecbaltcncr frctcit miro 6cz
neral 1lmSant iIitterbrcltct; ScMtid1c Scitun9cn
acocn sic GrSffnuns ciitcs ,,tscrriSors"
PanSclsi@iffc itcdten in Sec

lang oortiel6it altfeeboIten bat, iuat
gGeutidlan6 bat itb NIT Der Eotia'
DIE bertraut geinadjt, bab es boff-
nltngslos beliegt noroen lit; nm fid
ielbit nie0er ouf5nbauen plant es
cine groBe 0ffcniipe ouf Oem @e.
biet oes $onoels III Der gdn3c1
8elt uno ridtet Dor ollem iein au.
gentnerf aut Die Ser. Stooten.
0eutidlano lit in fontmer3ieIer sin.
ftdt nidt beIiegt. 9ie ein3iee Ga.
DIE, tpelhe es fir cine gelpiiie 3eii
binoern miro, fih fonmer5iea 5u
entfalten 1T Ser 9oli6epismus in
ieinen ei9enen @ren5en. gs braudi
mebr 3obrnteriaI un0 9abrnngs,
mitteI; oieie tper0eu 0en 8olideipls.
mus Io1m legen, 1no 8ellti9lant
tuiro itf, nenn oii6 Iangiom, tpie.
Der erboLen. @inn gebe Ser neuer
Gegierung 3eit, iuto iie miro bolf
cine Srganiiution berIteIlen, bic rid.
tig arbeiten miro. Die neue &egie.
rimg neiB, ooB lie in miIitGrii6er
Sinitdt obnmddtig lit, tmo iie tpeiB
oaB man ale Soffntng auf Oet1
Sanoel nit Dem gEusIan6e ieBeu
miiiie, imO in oieier Siniidt ma6t
lie eroBe gGnitreuguneen
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PabsbMroer Ses
EanSes pertuieien

@aIel, "a. WtGra. - Sier einge.
troffene gn9riAten befoeen 0aB Der
gtiniiterrat beidIoHen bat, Ben ebe.
mnIigen &aiier &arl bon 0eiterreid.
llng1rn Oes 2onoes Sn berlpeiien
uno olles @igentiim Der Sobsbnrger
IN 0eiterreid. .ltngarn einduaieben;
oos eraielte Ginfonlnen ober lit Sen
friiberen gigettiimern 5usuiteGen.
Ser Gdtuei5er 8ltnoesrat bot oas
8efu1 oes eBen1nlieen Ratiers aarl.
in Der Gdtpei8 ieinen @obnitt atf.
idtagen Su oiirfen, 9iinitig beifie.
oen. 9as Geiuh miro nuntnebr
bom Qepartelnent fir politiide,
nnsmdrtige gaaiebunaen bernten.
Die 9lIliierten itno fiira(i6 onrd,
Sen britiIden @iniiter Oes g(usfpdr,
tigen 8aIfour be8iigLitb bes 9gnn.
fdes oes ebemaligen &aiiers aarl
oits9eforift noroen nit Dem Grgeb,
mis-, OoB iie feinen ginfuan0 gegen
@elp1brung beg griudens erboben.
8eridte aus gfeuhateI beidger, 6uB
gr-aaiierin 8ita bort infognito Elm.
getroffen iet unb in einen 4ribat.
baltie tpo6ne.
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1t)irS Sas Paits
1sattkMs talten iibcr
Sic Setmlpcrlaee7

2iucoln, gleb., "a. 0adra. = 9ie
@ntt1uidung Der Haoifalen i'm Sans
iiber Die geredte SteGlnenabme Oes
Senats eegeniiber Der &ontrOapor.
loee Ser 8forridulen bot fi6 nod
nidJt gelegt. 9ieie &aoifolen baben
Sonstoa eeorobt, einen aailfus fir
Montog dbeno ein5uberufen, I'M ii6
ouf einen beitinnlter Hlon 8ur Be-
fGnlpfung Der omeuoierten SenatS.
norlage au einigen. Sb es 0a6u
fonlulen piro, ldBt fi9 I'M Oieie
StltnOe nod ri6t iaeeu. 9ie &C.
n11Bigten @lenlente roten bon benz
aallfus ob uno iueroen biellei6t
our6oringen. Der Senat miro Die
aoutroGbia obne Groge in oen eriten
Gagen bieier @ofe in Ser 6ornt
onnebmen pie iie bonn Senat als
&ontitee oes @on5en sur @nnabme
entbfobIen ipuroe. 9n feline aus.
fidt borbatoen lit, bob oas Sats
ouf Die 8iII in oieier 5ornt EN-
geben piro, muB audi tie. nie Die
SpradenbiIl, eineln aonferen8fowi,
tee iiberlpieien lperoen, oos oann ie,
oenfalls pieoer cine neue Sill aus
orbeiten tpiro. gluF olle 5G0e iiebi
es beute fir oie 9Sfarrl6ulen beiIel
aus oIS Dor efnigen 8o6en. 9(ui
melde @eiie Die 5pratbenfrng(
i6LieBlif erIeoiet peroen miro, ons
oiirfte ii6 aud im 2ollfe Der nad
iten Gage 5eigen, oern Elm 8eri6.
oe8 aonferen8fomitees miro OieIl
@ode erfolgei1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-24
Slannmcn Gcs Amfrubrs
tuiitcn lit OeiitIblanS

Garis, "a. 92Gr5 0Sipalb @ar-
riion 8illoro bon Stem gorf, Der
Re6oftettr Der .0otion'', lit nod
Goris 8uriifgefebrt, nod elmer 8e-
obo6tltngsreiie bon adt Sngen in
GeutIAlon6 @r itattete Der ontert-
fanii6en 6rieOens- Delegation ltrto
Dem britiiden &renlie-WiniIter eineu
8eri6t ob.
Qie 9eigung 8ltm 9olidemismlts
in 0euti9lan6 ilt eine febr onsges
iprohene, iaet Serr 8ilaro; 0ers
ipIbell fam MIR @inbalt geboten
ioeroen ourd prornpte 3ufnbr BON
g9ahrllnasuitteln unb our6 9luf-
leben Ser 8lofoOe, 10 ooB Oer San-
6el iicl mieOer beben fann, uno Die
untdtiaen oellti6en yobrifen inieoer
8tobnioterioI erbnIten fonnen ltuo
slpdr 10 i6neG als Die gtitte[ 5itr
3obIitng oerielben aufgebra9t iper-
Sen fonnen. gtabrung ollein, iagt
Serr 9iaarO, fam Die Sadlage
n;ht beIIern, obipobl biele 9elti6e
10 oetfan. ,9ie 9rutalit1t Der Sos
fe Gruppe,l 0ie ben Qufitano gegen
0ie @berPi6e &egierung nieoerge-
6rohen baberL" erfldrte 8iaar6 met
ter, bot einen beOelltenben aiif-
I6laq oerariodt. SD fanO feline per'
antiportlihe @erion, Die ni6t einen
peiteren Streif ut10 grGBere adn1-
pfe in oieietn @tonat erDortete.
9ie gberPi6e Re9ierrng ber-
5onft gum Sell i9ren 8ortbeftano
Dem W2ongeIn an Siibrern nuf Der
geqneriiden Seite, 8u 0enen fi6 ooS
8oIf lpenoen fottttte.
9ie politif6en @erbaltniiie in
8oDern itro i6linrmer, tDobingegen
sic geabrungsberb1Itniiie beiier fino.
syn Sohlen iit Die 2age cine rlbi-
qe, pbmobI oie 0tobrrngsntittelnot
am groBten lit. SSSn 8iirttenl6erg,
bisber Der penigit bettnrubigte Oeitt-
lde Stoat. madt fid eine ltnrttbe
inter ben 8auern benterfbar, Die a1f
Sen 8o[fcheipifi- -ginfluB 8triif8ltfiib-
rem lit. SSSn Berlin miro beitimmt
beboltptet, DaB III oen rGdlten feds
8odlen ftllr tpeniqe 8a6n5ilge III Be-
trieb gehalten tperoen f0nnen infol-
qe BEG 92augels on Shniero[. 9os
8olf lit nii0e uno biIfloS, rno Die
MaIen fin6 iebr bitter gegen Die al
te Gegierltng. gieIe Sffi5iere ee-
tralten fi1 nidt, ouf ben StroBen
in M2itn6en fid 5u 8eigen uno in
Berlin traeen OieieIben &eboloer SIR
GeIbItoertei0igung. Die @aiie oes
golfes lit nod IN l1niDiiienbeit iiber
6ie @reueItoten Der oeltti9eu Srltp-
pen in sSronfrcih, 8elgien unb 9ttt.
manien. SoIOuten, Die oiis ienen
9Guoern beinfebreit iagen Die
8abr9eit uno beihuloigen ibre 9f-
ii5iere oes @roBoiebitabIs mO bor-
6eoodter @reueltaten."
Syn6e5ug ouf Die oeittiden aniid-
ten iiber Die m0gIi9en 6rieOensbe-
oingungen, iagte Serr 8iaarO; sd
babe nit peribie0enen oeutiden 9e-
Iegoten 5ur 5rieoeitstonferen5 se-
iprohen, nn6 Die iagen, onB, fpern
iraeno cine Sertide ytegierlne einen
Srieoensnertrag ititter5eihnen ioIt.
te, Der eine idlpere ariegseftiddoi-
arna, ODER g[nnerion bon 21noerge.
bet perlanst nit glnsnnbme bon
eliaB.2otbringen, lie fuiiroe feine "a
Stitn0en beIteben bleiben. aae 6rie.
Oengbertr1ge tper6en Der 8eifnarer
geriamnInug oGer Dem oeiitIher
goIfe uaterbreitet meroen. Gin bit.
iprps @jeFiibl berrldt geeen Die al,
liierten, Die nod Degen Der ger.
SOgering ii Der 3uflibr BON sc.
bengmittelH I'M Steigeu lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-24

95oris, "a. @idr8. 9ie poIni-
Ide 6rage, pelde Iebten Samstas
bonn O6erIten &riegsrut beraten
tpurbe, nir0 INNER bremenoer Sic
betrifft nidt IoIen 6ireft, e8 lit
pieInebr oos 9attonaIitGtenpr
0os ms @etpi6t fGGt. @rdiioent
@i(Ion bat in ieinen 10. 9Siirft
auf elm unabbGneiges 8olen nit gu.
aona gum W1eer perlpieien; 1tno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-24
15ritijt6c Strcikfraoc
itcetl ilnoelSit

9onbon "a. Ildr5. - Die Sra.
ee 6eg Streifs Der 02inenorbeiter,
Ser eiien6obnleiite trro Der &rons.
portarbeiter lit nod inuuer III Der
Shmebe. sgdbren6 Die glusiibten
auf cine giitLide @eiIegums besieI-
BEN Ieiteis Der @tinenor6eiter uno
Der Eronsbortarbeiter cine iebr
giinItige it, fam Oies ni6t bon Ocr
Giienbobnleiiten eeInst tperOen.
Der Sefretdr Der Sectional Union
beriidert ieOodg ooB nihts nnber.
fudlt gelaIien iDeroerf ipiir0e, Inn einc
frie6lide geilesune oes Streifs ber.
beisnfiibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-24
Nlcrlei ans
| Gl'a6<Cctbri
ar6eitsloiigfcit. -Giienba6nperfebr
Jest bcIIer.- Serfcbr sluiiden 81.
iaf.gptbringen nnS 9entidlaaS.
Die Strafbnrger 1lni0eriitGt,

@dlbI9ouien i. 6eb. - Sic 9lr.
beitsloiigfeit in ben inouitriereiden
Stdoten mo @egenben glioB.9o-
+! tbrillgens madt iih 8ur8eit iebr lltt-
angenebm benerfb1r. gfobnateria-
lien treffen atpar iltf8eiiibe ein er-
Iop5en aber nod nidbt cine nolHtail-
oige 8etriebsnufnobme. G5 feblen
aud in eill3elnen 8etrieben Die uil-
entbebrIiden 9eoarfSartifel; 10 ). 8.
Die SransntiIiionsriemen. Die 1T Der
Griegs3eit bon ben oeutiden 9eDOr-
ben beI6lagnabntt iporer, ur0 nu6
belle Mai6inenteile aus Gtpfer o0er
Wleiiing rliiiIen erIt ipieoer eriebt
iper0en. SSSnfolge oieier ariien in
Der Sn6uitrie ftn0 audi oie fntfltdil-
niIden gn9eIteIlten beiddftigun9s.
log uto oieie boben in elmer Bot
| i6aft an oen, 9bertonln1tlIdr Der
Gepublif StraBburg benz 8erlangen
nod 8eroienIt bereoten 9lus0rud ees
ge6en. 6iir8 erIte iolIen nun 8irta
500 9preouangeiteIlte nlis @dibI.
baltien ols glufieber Der 10000 glr-
better gtniteIIung finOen, Die NIT Ben
g(ufrdrtnltngsar6eiten i'm 8erIt0rten
@ebiet beiddftiot iiu6. gor 3ureiie
no6 GlioB.2otbringen lit Oesbal6
entldieoen at marnell.-0er Glen.
bobnperfebr ldBt iih langIom pieOer
an; nuf ben Sallptlinien berfebren
IN ieOer Ri6tung 5 bis 7 8i9e.
5el6It Die gtebenba6neh Die in Die
SnouitrietaGer fitbren lulo Oeren
SdPnenitrang Die ebennIiee 8ront
ourd6rad, iino mieoer int getrieb.
Ser @eIbdft8berfebr 5lpiiden gI.
IoB.2otbringen ltnO 9eutihlano 1T
natb einer fiir5li6en 8eroronung 10.
melt pieber m6gli6, oIs Die Sun-
oelsfammer1l berehtigt iiro, 9riefe
rein geiGGftliAen Gbaratters 5ur
Spe0ition on5unebmen ltno Die ant-
m6rten aus DeutiAlnno 5it empfan-
gen. g8aren oiirfen ieood nur elm.
| gefiihrt weroen, pem oieie noflpeis-
bar in 6ronfrei6 nibt erbdltIif
iino; erportiert bari MIR g}nterial
tperoen. ooB entipe6er Dor Dem @nf.
fenltillitano beItellt NOR oOer IN
sSranfreid 5ltr 8eriDenoung foulmt.
SSSn ie6em 6alle iino beionoere @e.
iude ein5ureidcn. gfuf @nuid Der
pielen elidiiiihen Stibenten lunrOe
Die 1lniberiit1t in StraBburg tpieber
eroifnet. Die Stii1le Der bier 8a,
tuIt1ten iin6 borIGuiig probiioriid
6eIett bon 2ebrern Der Barrier unt
onoerer uniperiit1ten. Gie gorle.
| iungen boben bereits begonnen. got
oem Sabre 1870 bate Die onntdlS
fran3oiiIde llniberiitdt einen gutter
4iif unO mar aii9 bon bieler
S6fpeiser Sdiilern eerne 6eiudt
- 9lah niniiteriellem grlnB lift biz
glusfubr oOer Bieoermlinobme iran
8oIiider gontnoieu aus GliaB.So
| ibringen no6 Dem Allslano. berbo
ten. glnr getrdge bis Su 1000 ST
per 9erion fiuo oen nit 9ob Der
iebenen gieiienoen geitattet. @esen
m1rtig iinOen @enoomerIefitrie III
eIiaiisr iiait. ganoestinogr, Die IN
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mefterbesicpt.

fSiir Snabn unO ltrneegen0: bee
duberlia rrlb beltte obeu0 nnb NOR
gen bieIeidt 9legeu. 9ienstag fiib
ler.
Sir 4ebrasla: berdnogrIid3 berI
aben0 uno morgen, bieIeidt Neaea
Dienstoe fiibIer i'm noroIpeTtIid
nno miiiIeren 1eil.
sir Soma: ReosH bellic nbst'
unO Gienst1o.
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facbt Jnforntatioft

- 3iirid, "a. @1dra. Ser bent.
frbe ItiniIter oes gLusipGrtigen.
@raf grodOorif : Rantou, bat belt.
te ben Staatsiefretdr aoutsfp nad
llnearn geianot, INN offi8iea 8eridt
iiber oie 6ortise 2oage 8u eritat.
ten.
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gIcgbpten berIanet glnerfennnn0.
0oniels IanSet IN gregt.

Brett, "a. gar5. Ger oniefi
foniite 9rdnsport1ontpfer 2ebi1
tbon III nit oem winrineiefrctdr d
7orO in Brett eingetroffen.
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Braun plSblidl acitOrben.

Ghicago, "a. Wfnr3. = gnlil 6.
Braun, Ser I'M Sabre 1898 GeutidJ.
Iono als offi3ieller eleftrifer tlnO
synaenieur olf Der Golumbia.glus-
iteauna berfrdt uno ipater r,Sn.
aenieur an oct ct. Goiis etoBen-
BARN mar rm0 Osm fpidtigen Ante
Ianae Sabre borgeitnRoeH baite,
ftiirbfe ecitern tot niroer. Seinc
MitiDe 1T Die godlter 2ouis @iGifJs,
oeg @riin6ers bon oBud."
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ironsofiihen Seere qe6ient bnben
imo beioe Sprnaen Dcrlieben, I'm
ocn ii9 genilseHO.
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lleber Die Dor etlpd bier @o6en
geI6ebene GrnorOung 0es baperi-
iden Wliniiterpr1iioenten aurt gis.
ner liegeil jett 8oit6eridte Dor. 8ir
bringen MN Sie intereiianteiten
5tellen oorors, natiirIib nur fol-
DE, Die gnr nidt oOer MIR bo9it
mangeIbnft gelneloet moroen iinb.
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