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The Washington herald., 1921-05-01
Farm Credits Survey.

From Chicago. which he will visit early this week,
w. P. G. Harding, governor of the Federal Reserve
Board, will make survey Of the situation regarding
farm credits in the district OF which that city
is the center Mr.. Harding will Washington
in mid May to sit with Federal Reserve governors and
thereafter will go to Kansas City, Topeka, Nashville.
Oklahoma City and other points mportanta shipping
and banking centers. ,.tcI q ifft fsaila NstG
While the Federal Reserve Board has no specific
plan for farmer relief Mr. Harding said last week. IL
is anxious assist in any way possible under the law
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

three months after Trotskys plan had been put into
effect the opposition to its operation had greatly in
creased and the results obtained most unsats-
factory. Protests made that the productive ca
pacity of labor being decreased and that dscon-
tent increasing The completeness of this failure
is attested by the resignation of Trotsky from the
commssariat of transportation and the recent an
of concessions foreign capitalists,
which Lenin has had difficulty in explaining to
his followers.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01
Cruelty Probe Conducted.

Testimony concerning cruelties practced by for
German officers. to be used in the coming trials
at Leipsic. was taken at inquiry in London this
week Capt Muller. commander of prison camp
ST. Quentin. especially charged with cruel
treatment of prisoners under his charge with the re-
suit that many died Dispositions of fourteen witnesses
were taken.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01
Asks Aid for British Poor.

Gen. Booth. commander of the Salvation Army,
has issued appeal for relief funds to aid the home
less poor of England Gen. Booth declares that the
condition of these people, brought by long months
Of unemployment, is deplorabie He says that the sit
uaton is especially bad among the miners.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01
Whitley Heads Commons.

The British house of commons has elected ]. w.
Whitley, Liberal, to succeed ]. w. Lowther, who
resigned last week. speaker. The commons now is
predomnanty Tory, but the speakership is not a
political office.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

Ireland's reign Of terror again came to world at
tenton the weekend. when foyp killed and
twelve wounded in clashes between the Sim Feners
and the police.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01
Oil and Gas Land Occupancy.

A IMPORTANT RULING relative TO occu-
~ paney of oil or gas lands under the act of Feb
q A-r WA ed douru Iasf e.Irh
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27
MY 8nljftnn af rn t1nrak 8nrtattfr.

gn rp Goman af os11 1torife 5or=
fatter, 9Dre @iebter Grieb paabe=
epn6es fom leberoe Gortpning !
,Minneapolis Gi6enbe" 6enne nge.
Cen nDe Non1ort, Der er meget fpgn,
oe1oe, b9rer Eitelen v9saa Morsen-
rp6ens Singer" og er cit ebeatDrlig
6orteIling ON 9muglina at ober-
oroe1rtlig fort 9mfang> organileret
og lebet fra 2onoon al Ell Bar1oe it1-
ternatiorole Sbinolers bIan6t bbilfe
georomanoen SsSobn 2ange er fou1met
til h birfe.
sSobn 2ange bar nr6er 8er6ens-
ffrigen eiort 8ieneite ! ben frantic
Grenrmeoleg og bsitet Here uo-
1narfeIier JON en- ,1forfprod % frem-
rageuoe Glpper. Sor at tiene fig en-
HGGormue >tager bal. aieneite fom
|aanlpfIpber i Gn1ugl glerieI fabet Gan
|fal beposte 15unta ler1les aaraDntar,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27

ioag at gegieringen @albington
bilbe ifrioe ino for at afoerge Serns
boneltreifen ser er beron1n1et for
SEN 30te Sftober. Otter at pere
fornnen tilbuge fra Gbicogo, bbor
observation-disclosures bleb uloeles for
feilet begDnote Gagforeningsleoerne
ltrar at arbei6e paa Hlanerne for
Streifen. %. 6. See, HrRIi6ente11
for 8rotberbooo Of Railnop Erain-
men, oplpIte, at ct Meoe al Br9lt-
oe1rterne for alle Sc fem itore ssSern'
bnnefogfofeninger bil bliDe bolot ber
Meanoag.
@albington Sen 216e Sft. Hreli=
bent @ar6ing Hrsote ioag neo lit &a-
binet for at ofgjere, boa0 BEN feoe=
role Negier;ng b6r gisre for at az
perge Sen lan5soi6e Sernboneitretf.
Yrelioenters oirefte- Sn6bla110ing
(Sortirttes poa 2oen Gibe.}
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27

bbis Beie gaar giennent 9uitenI og
toge 4anlpe11 op moo Sc flDpen6e
&oloere. Serunoer opleper ban en-
Neffe ipen6erroe gpentpr, oa BET
gaar ofte pau 2iDet 1es, irotil bmt
tI1lut 111eb oe11 @pin6e ban ellfer -
SDgepleierlfen, for bpis Sfp0 ban
niloe bin6e Millioner1te = ! e,1
GG1pbemaffine af ufienot aonltrrftiol1
fbnber i11bober moo set Doerite 5ab4
mob bet ltore llfienote
nHaa Mprgenra6ens 8inger" ct
en- Homan, fom 2eierne iiffert bil
fdge n1e6 flor sSnteresie, og oe, iont
lite Hifffe nIlerebe boIoer uMinneapolis
9iioenoe ber frar inoie1oe fin
8eiflIing paa glaoet for at fire fig
sgeegpnoelfen til 1etne ipRnoenoe
5ortallins.
8east Sui iiptions sHaafrttra paa
Eaaoea Sit
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27
Gfib qr1tn6itb6t abemfpr Nlaifa.

5eattle, @afb., 236e DIT. alalfa
@teamibip go1npanps CAMPER rNIa-
meoa" er grun6lteM / @Dopft for
@etpar6, gIaffd, men alIe onrborb CT
/ 8ebol6, ifg1ge Mel6inger 1l1o6toget
al Se1Ifabets BeItprelie i6ag. Ell.
BET for1o6 separo 2broag Noreen
pnn lif 8ei fra 9eattle til fDod1tlige
9abne i Mlnifa. 9et bar go Manos
Beietning og foru1o6es at babe ca.
SO Hasiagerer on1boro. Set er 5p-
iferfiib til .Maripofa1 Der ianf /
1918 noenfor gbieagoff sSssIan6 / Sch
@trnits, Mnffa.
Torbnbet ganaba eranM Mobsuea-
fiat. 9ttana, 18oe Oh 5orbuos-
lcbene fer fanaoiife BroDinfer, beo-
tnget iion1 s5elge at Conn nil1ione11s af-
boIos1ob, bleb erIaret arl1noIobg-
1nnsIige loaa en- Brspeioa.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27

meo B Gnners Eiosfri1t Heb ienot
til 9uoapelt ioag efter ct Meoe al
oet e5ecbo-llppofiIfe &abinet. Set
forlanger @r=Gei1er aarl eiebliffelig
fiernet fra I1ngarn.
@enf, 24oe Oft. Set er bare
lon Gpar pau en- iltbtrengenoe Sp=
fororing fra ming lln6eriuotter, ot
ieg orager bie1n for at berife," ifrep
gr-aeiier 9ar1 / en- ibag offe11tlig=
giort stffebsbiliett til Sen 1ebmei5tife
Hegiering.
Gcbnei5er1te met1er, al Ser p:l b1t,
be en- fortparig 8ergerfrig 1tngarn,
ert Sernbone1treiffor at biuore 900
narfi1ternes Sroppcbebegelier og
&arlff ftfupet nil bore oher.
(sort5pttes pao 2cen Gioe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27
Ex-Knt1g Gnnutg nnn.
Zen tiMigere aange al @aperu 6sb /
en- @lser al 7g aar. GraiasSe fis
sbrumJn i 1918.

eo,rbon, 1eoetoft. euopig BEN
treble tib1igere saorae of Hauerr1.
baae ;fglps g1eDbeleffr fra
Bien og Buaapelt. Ssan boDae op.
boIot fig pad Garpar @aoti ul1garn.
|Som Jslge al 8urgenlaa1bugreiet I
l1ngarn er Selegrafforbin6elien om-
trent ofbruot> og bet er banlfeligt at
erbol6e poafiSelig @efreftelle.
2ubpiJ fraiag6e fig 9bronen iorn
&onge of @apern Sen 16be Moben1ber
1918 efter at bape befl9ot oen fem
Mar. Otter SbronfraiigelIe11 flpgteoe
ban til Scbmei5 og ienere til eIter-
r;gff Sprol. Sen 22oe Gece,nber
1920 ben6te 2u6big til6age til set
Ip6lige 8opern> bpor bon forblep set
rneite at Si6en 6erefter. 8operifc
Mopoliiter bo1ot Ell aiempe6e1non-
itratiott @nlecning af 2u6pigs 76oe
Geolelsong SEN 7oe Sanuar.
Begropelien bill fi116e Ste1 / 8op,
er1; og oct bentes, at ben bill foran=
Ie6;ge ct npt l1obru6 af Sen 1terfe
l1noeritrern al Monorfisne 8apcrn.
Cen 30te sluguit 1918 bempnoige=
Be BEN boperife 9anb6ag SEN oabe-
re16e Yrinsregent 2u6big til at ldoe
fig ubraabe til &onee al 8apern, ibet
6en fir16sipge Song Stto bleb ofiat.
San b1eb Brinsreger1t be0 i'm So6ers,
ben 9t=aarige Brinsregent 2uitpoIos
$50 / 1912.
gr-aong 2u6pig bar gift meo Ct
febertuginoe Maria Sbereiia, en-
&olpie1ter af gnfeoronning gbriHine
|of Spa1;en. 9ggteparret baboe ial
tretten 8er11. Gen 9l6Ife 5sn for
benbere1i6e aronprins Muppreebt
iom nit CT Suiet Bittelbaebs Sobeo,
er 50 Mor gonn1el. San opboIoer
fla / 8ercbeItso6en.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27
Gmisranens 7oh gnSfen5 49s Norbpeens 41Se Marsans
Uu1unlry ng 6ilhfrt.
6orenebe stnters Ssieiteret nester
at optage 9out11en mo6 2isa,
leberne til fprn1et &ebanbiing.

@aibtueton, 246e Oft. 9omn1en
pber 81. 6. &otpnlep % SSoiepb Gil
bert; 9eonpartiian 2eogues 2eoere>
,inoer Mnflager for Opertre6elle al
Winnefotas @ptonerilob, itaar falt
lom Gslge of De Sorer1eoe @taters
Seieiterets &jenoe1fe ioog. gfetten
regteoe at optoge Doume11 til @epi-
iion. Eomnlep og Gilbert bIep 6ernt
timber en- Gtatslob for 5an1rnenfper,
ge1ie for at binore Sberb1ting u'10er
Grigen. Genne Statslop blep forle=
oct1 goofjen6t al SpieIteret.
ct. YauL, 24oe DIT. M. 6. Sotp11-
1ep, Yre1ibent for 9sationa1 Monpor-
tiian 9eague> bliper npot til at til
bringe 80 Gage / Sacflon County
Senglel iom Gslge al Sen feoerole
9eieiteretsfienoelie i0og, flyer Gene,
ralabbofaten.
Gilbert er allereoe / Gooobue
County Gengiel un6er ell 1igae11oe
Mnflage. Gogerne uo6 Dem fon1 op
for ober 10 Mnr liben. Holitifcre her
er ippuot paa, bbao B;rf1ting @sie=
Heretsfisn6elien bill babe paa &eeall=
&alget / geortb Tofota. Gotptllep
bar bo10t Jig borte fra geertb Gafota
l111oer 93ecall =&umpognen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27

9ebel;gbeben / Be Boreneoe Stu
ter. Wo1birgtor> 236e DIT. Hegie=
ringens aar1ige @opport o1,gaaen6e
9eoeligbeoen 1920 bil itart uo-
fonne og bier at ser bar 1,142,578
G66sfa1o tn6en @egiltreringsomraa=
6et> reprelenterettbe ct Gorbo10 af
1871 pr. 1000 Snobpggere moo 1919
/ 1919. G::bitnebnte glar baboe oen
lobeite Gposproeert, Ser fien6es / no=
get s(ar fi6en Sprettelien al @egi-
lireringsomrao6et / 1900. Ser bar
en- Gtigning i Ge6eligbe0en al 2lrt==-
gebete11oe1ie, men oerimo6 e1t afgiort
|Neogang i~Ga6eliebeoet al Tuberfu-
1oie. 9sosfaIo iom Gelge uf Nltto-
1r1obiIuIpffer og apelteller iteg fra
9.4 til 1914 pr. 100000 Sn6bpggere:c
8ilIon beSbliper at fomme fig.
@albington SEN 236e Oft. ~Mferf-
bor @eorine" al forbenDeren6e Pre-
Iioent @ilions &elbre6stilltano melo-
tes ioag at s5oiepbns Doniels> for
benberer6e Glaaoenninilter, efter ct
gel6g / Millons 8olig. grBra1i<
6enten bar / uo,uerfet @un6r, bob6e
en- goo 91ofarpe og flare Ptne, iag6e
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27
gnrHkunahrtalittu.

&aa @rltn0 al Sen oberoroentlig
lobe Bris poa MirneopoIis gibenbe
mao =; c;;1itre1sst boloe poa Ben @egel,
at & Fat ate >fttales Torlfuo. goresie.
Iapt,> oclefr sto>;~< til bbilfen Dag
8labet er> Z" herfor Gor=
npelien al M6ona, fe er MOB
tuget iroen Maane6ens l6gang, bli-
her beofon1nenoe Mbonttent itraget.
2enne &egel bliber itrengt operbolot
lige oberfor alle Mbonnetter u6en
Gorifiel. ..-:s =:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27

8ombe erploberer Mmbnsla6Br Ser.
rtefs 9iem, fnarer en- Sieners eg &
aaretter Ebeleggelie.
@olbiomme Sptrin / 9epn4eretfaat.
meret. 9et amerifanife agnin-
lat / 8ref amgrebet.


lat / 8reit amgre6et.
Baris, 19be Oft. @u l1nol, aflaug
Faffe n19rfet rBarfun1e" lad paa ct
8oro / Ser o,nerifanife 9ln1busia6e
itnorges. Sen bar ooresleret til ben
an1erifanife 4mboslooer Mpron g.
9erricf og bar fenbt 'fom regiltreret
Holt. IN.
9(n1bosio6e @efreteren odmrenee
Norton, 6er troebe> at bet bar cit
@abe, brogte Naffen til Mmbas1aos-
rens 91s, Nrins Sacques Sc @rog-
lies ti0ligere 9ien1 16 9lpenue Sc
Mesline. Eiolig ON 9lftenen iaa
Mn1bos1aogrens Sie1,er, @lancburo,
Foffen paa EN- Fult % begR1ote at
aobue oen. @erun6er bprte ban en-
fjeilot 2po, ser n1it1neoe bam or1 De
Gage, 6a fan bar 9ombefalter SEN
br;tiife Mrn1e. 9an falte6e 9gifen
gientter1 SEN oabne 9Dr til 9aoebe-
rel1et. @on1ben erplooereoe 1ni6t t
Gprdabningen og TO Splinter traf
Sieneren / &pggen, men luareoe ba1l1
iffe alporligt.
Mnbusia6eren, bons Gpigerootter.
Mrs. Nar1nefp Serricf og benbes 7
@ar gan1Ie Gen fom ba netop op
Erappen for at gaa til 4Ttr 9erricfs
Gereiies. @Ioncboro tom 1pringen.
oe og fortolte oe1n, bDo6 Ser bor
Den6t, og fal6t iaa iamuer. Serr;et
fisrte eiebliffelig til @oteI Grillon
for at roabfbre Jig 1neo General
Eerlbing, og Holitiprpfefteu bleb
tilfaI6t.
Eolitiet tror, at 8omben b1en
lenbt af frantic &olnnl,rilter iom
Hrote1t nto6 9omfnl6elIen al toaon1.
n1nniiter / 6e Gorene0e Gtater, @ac.
cbo eg @on5etti, Ser ct opult til CT
Sen for angipeligt Moro @ot11ben
inoebol6t oe melt 1sobrit1getl6e
EgprpngTteffe, fagoe Rrefeften pg
FSogtpn6ige
@aberltnunet blep sbefagt, ooIfiI-
Zig Gfa6e anrettet / SopepereIiet og
ipb Spli11ter gift gien1em EN- tpf
Staal -@arorobe, me6ens a1bre bab-
Be Iooet oDbe Mprfer I Metaloerene
II ct Sfab. Set bleb befje11otgiort,
at 5000 9eteftiber og Boliti1neno
ltrar biloe begpnoe en- ltn6erldgelie.
Scr. Serricf bob6e 1rplig n1ootaget
Srui ielsbrepe, Ser prote1tere6e moo
9onfeloel}en al 6e TO @om1nll11ijter,
men bob6e life brp6t Jig ON oen,.
Gaccbo og 8an5etti bleo 140e Suit
osn1t pao Snoicier for ct org:peligt
Nobmoro 8rointree, MasI., Ipril
1920. Sagen bar baft a6lfillig &pre
Il Mrbei6erfre0ie, 6a Sc TO M9n6 bar
fjenbte slrbei0erfbrere, og ser ingen
oirefte 8eb: ler bar moo 6e1r. Ser
bar peret Gernonltrationer ssstalien.
Naris SEN 206e DIT. Mrreitatio-
ner er umi66elbart foreltaaet1be t
Gorbinoelie me6 Mttentatet pna 6en
anerifanife Mmboslaber igoar Som.
nruniiterre fralRgger Jig oft Mnibar
| for Mor6forfbget, bborunoer elm.
baslaoerers britiIfe Eiener bleb faa-
ret, og erflere6e, at 6e pil oeoblipe
at forisge n6birfet 8enaa6ning for
gaccoi og @an5etti, oe to &on1mltni-
Iter, lom er 6gmt for Moro i6e Jor-
ene0e Stater. 9lmbas| |absr 9erriet
gift til Mmbasia6en iom banlig t
= (Sortiettes paa 2ben Gioe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27
0urr &rhlraifn.
Observation-Disclosures Mfgisrelie al
Ero6len1et 0pre Seblefen funb- =
aiurt Haris.

Bor::s, 20oe 0ft. atiorlforbunbs=
raaoets slfgiprelie al Brub(emet
GORE @eb1elien, offentliggiort i0ag,
oeler 6olfeaf1tennings /
ne1ten lige Gele me11em Fo1el1 og
3pflan6, foriaabiot Ql1taflet at
aonununer angaor, og faltletter o6.
1nini1tratipt Maifiueri for graobis
Snofsreffe al oetMl)e &eginse ober ct
9ibsruu1 af Is 4ar. --- -- ). !.
@renlellnien bill ifelge ct officielt
L&omn1tnife fplge Soer til Miebet==
lcbou. 90 &onnuner / 6enre 1Do=
lige Gel tilfuloer $piflato og 19 go
len. 2inien fplges bioere peo s(ngi-
pelie al 2anosbper longs ben, og i
6enne 11crolige Def erbol6er Tpff-
lon6 90 &om1nuner og Yolen 81.
9for6e1tfor 2ts1au bil @rnn1e1inie11
felge Sen gornle @rerie til BET
Bunft, bpor Sen fal0er 1arnnen meo
SEN oIlereoe faltlatte Grenle mellem
Spifla11o CO Holen
Gor at fire peooarenbe freoeligt
efononiTf 2ip / Gpre- scbleiien efter
Gelingeu opfor6res Mn1baslaoarraa-
Set til at toge Gorbolosregler for at
faa iitano ct tpif=polif 9anarbei6e /
Gorm of en- ol11inoelig 0perettsA
fon15t.
Aon1i1iltrationen af pribate SSern=
baner laoes uforanoret be6 9lfgierel-
fen, og forlaabi6t set tpffe Serbia
nefgitem angoar,- ,-ba ifa1 ct Gpltenn
me6 falles l1onpttelie eriitere i Is
Mar. Sen tpife Morf ct faitfot iom
gielbenbe Mp1t Sn1raaoet for ct
Siosrum af life ODER Is Mar. &oIo-
arenien ifal fal6e Ian1n1ett mes Sen
politilfe @rpnie, og ber beitemn1es en-
Eolotarif me6 sbisle l1n6taeelfer for
Raan1aterialer og uf9r6:ge garer.
SSr1of6rfelet, al Yrooufter fra oen
polite Gone til TIFF 9ulraooe bill b1i-
be toIofri / tre Mar. Gpiflanb og
Yofen }fal tillabes Mette.1 til gienji<
| big llo=og sSnoferiel of @rubeproz
butter fra fine relpeftipe 3oner. MlIe
SnobDgaere / Golfeafitemnineson1
raabet Tfal ti1la6es at gaa ober
@renie11 u6en bibere, og benne
0r6ni11g ffal giploe, i11otiI poIf
2obgipning er gibet for Omraaoet.
Mue Bolaffer Iebenbe i Sen tpffe 80,
ne og alle Fpfere febe1oe ben poI-
| ife Gone fa1 zbeboloe fine reipeHibe
@iemftapne ober Be Is Mar. Nlle.
Yo1affer ober Is Mar / ben tDIfe go
ne eibes to Aar til at belge, bpiHen
Mationalitet De bill tiilbgre.
On blanoet aontnisiion for Ebre
l5ebleiien beitaaenoe af 8olaffer, ap-
| ifere % 9nre Gebleliere ffd uogisre
len raadgioenoe aon1nisiiorl for at
Ileste @ielner1fd fdrelien af ben 11,lbe-
lrenoe Aigiprelie;; Ser CT ogIan fat-
tet 8eftenneIie ON 9pretteIie nf en-
8oIogiftsret for at fgidre pripate
gbiitenlnnl.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27

Tn norife amerifa falinies sftier
.ifoo ben 19oe 9ftober paa ariitial1ia
Ig6rs en- aars Of t60 Yroeent euer
$40 aroner pr. AfEttiie
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27

siIfnIss. 9bis Sc bar neset, fom
9e bnIfer at iafse, iaa ir6rbt ct
Tibet 4beriisIemeut uneer nSilz.
iaIss" r3inneepoIis sibeu6e i
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-27
&natntngat&tnnRt.
Sc fbrlte al Sen japanife Delegation
anfonmen. Gen italienffe 9ele-
gatipn forlaocr &pm.

8albington SEN 236e St. Gen
internationa1e @onferen5 angaaenoe
SSsn6ifr9nfning af &uftningerne og
Stillebubsipgrgstnaolene begpnote
ioag paa ben ii6lte forbere6enoe Sale
beo 9(nfon11ten BERTH at enoel af Be
officielle iaparife 0eltagere, ben fbr-
ite Delegation fra Sc inobu6ne Ste,
gieringer fem er allfomn1et til @aib-
ington. 49,:
g9om 6en 23oe Oft. Gen itaIien-
1fe Delegation til @aibi1tgton-Ronfe
renien angaoenoe @nit1ingernes
SSn6lfrenfning, unotagen 6ilippo
Meoa> Sen forbenpnrenoe Ginansmi=
nilter, ofreiite i6ag fra Gom til
@berbourg, bborfra Sc bi1 reile meo
Dampereu~ Olympic" til Seem gorf
5ignor Meoa bil afreiie ienere.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-28
The heavy rain of Monday afternoon
At Your Dealers

The heavy rain ef Monday afternoon caused no little damage to city streets,
 but the street that suffered the worst was the-one way. street leading from the foot of Jilsons HiH to- Pleasant street. The washout here carried out nearly two carloads of dirt and stones, making 1t necessary for Superintendent of Streets Irwin M. Ford to close tue street until repairs can be made. The dirt and stones brought down from from the hiil washed onto the trolley tracks beneath the raii- road bridge and covered them to depth
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-28
HELPLESS WITH RHEUMATISM
Until Ne Took "Fruit-a-tIVas" Ur Fruit Liver Tablets
R. R. No; 1, LoRxr, 0Nr,

NNs ~NH ~fNf Nt NfOResAsl 1NAs i "For over three years, I was confined to bed with Rheumatism. I treated with doctors and tried nearly everything without benefit.
 Finally, I tried Fruit a . tives'. Before I had used kalf 6 box ' scw Improvement; the pain was edSter and She spelling started 10 go do@E.
 l continued taking this fruit medicine, improving all the time, and now can walk about two miles and do light chores about the place",
 ALEXANDER MUNRO. 5oc. box, 6 for g. 50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT.A-TIVES Limited, OGDENsBURG, NJ
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tiful floral forms covered the casket. Il connittal service was read at the grave m St. Joseph's cemetery by Rev. Otto Beaumistes.
 WnIimantic was visited by a hard thunder shower Monday afternoon short ly after 2.30 o'clock. The rain came down in torrents and the high wind made 1t practically impossible to carfy umbrel- las. The story made little difference in the temperature. however. and the renaindeI of the afternoon was warner than in fhe morning hours.
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was afire. Neighbors rushed to k scene. but 1t was but a short time befon the house was burned to the ground to- gether with the contents. The house was wooden frame structure Of n rooms. The fire is thought to have been caused by defective chimney.
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, of about a foot and half When the
 4.o5 trolley reached the spot 1t could not
 pass through tle crews being compelled
 to shovel for over two hours before the i rails could be cleared. The 4.05 and 6,eS o'clock cars were the first trolleys to reach the Wnlimantic end of the line after the storm.
 The trolleys were not the only suf- ferers, one car driven by a local odoetor
 become stuck in the road under the
 bridge the mud being up to the running board. It was finally pulled out by a
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FTTCHVILLE

The home of Maurice IT. King of Boz rahviile, situated about one mile above Fitehville. was burned to the ground about o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mir. King was calling on a neighbor a short distance from his home when he was notified over the telephone that his house
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processed, whole foods. All these authorities endorse WHOLE Wheat as a perfect food for children. : There is one genuine Whole Wheat Cracker-WHEATSWORTH. Made with 1902 Whole Wheat, these crackers contain the wheat Vita1nines which make children grow; they con tain the wheat Mineral Salts which build bone and muscle; they contain
 the wheat bran which acts as a natural laxative None of these vital clements is found in ordinary crackers
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Give children delicious Wheatsworth Crackers every day month and learn the wonderful noisng value of Whole Wheat
F. H. BENNETT BISCUIT CO.,, N. Y

Mdkas of Wheaisporth Whole Wheat Flour Product" COTpn wAesaIs rrspae.s.
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NO Wonder statistics show that over one-t third of the school children of the U. S., rich and poor alike, are UNDERNOURISHED and b e ow physical standard-due to the robbed, devitalized, deficient foods which form the main daily diet of the, aver age American child
 The alarming state of child under nourishment has started a nation wide crusade, by leading health authorities, for unrobbed, un-
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NORWICH BULLETIN
What Is Going On Tonight.
WiLLlMANTIc OFFICE Telephone lo5 z3 Church St.

eil. No. II. meets at 751 Main street.
 Royal Arcanum, Willimantic Council, No. 72s meets at 702 Main street.
 Olive Branch Council No. 10, F. & S. M., stated assembly at Masonic hall.
 Windham Encampmant, No. 10, l. Q. O. r, meets at s07 Main street,
 
 In ths polkce court Monday morning Edward Goddard, William B. Price and the latter's wife, Etta Price, were chaFg- ed with intoxication to which each plead ed guilty. Goddard, who was arrested near the postoftice Saturday night stated that he was unmarried and had never been arrested before. They were fined BIO and. costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail, judgment on the last sen tence being suspended. The trio were without funds and were taken to Brook lyn jail. It was stated the drunken brawls have been a common occurrence at the Price home, but the Saturday night brawl was the final straw When the officers went to the Price home and demanded entrance they were met with v.le language but Price. who came to the window, was dragged out of the building headarst by the officers.
 The continued ease of Mrs Jennie La. chappelle and Joseph Locke, both chaFg- ed with receiving stoien property. alsl came up. Special Officer Frank MeGav, it Of the New Haven railroad testified to the quantity of corn stolen from tht freight car In the rear of the Willman tic Grain company building. The three small boys who admitted taking the corr said they sold some to Locke for seventy five cents and some more to Mrs La ehsppeile for one dollar. Between thres and five hundred pounds of the grair valued at about s1.70 rer hundred rounds was missing. but it Is believed that much of 1t was lost on the ground The three boys, whose ages ranged iron to I2 years told Of selling the bal to Locke. but then denied selling or, 70 Mrs. Lachappelle. claiming that tn, -aoond bag was thrown away The! oid they broke into the car by usint ? stone. Locke said he had often hough -crarngs from the boys hut when h, bought the corn the hoys told him it wa not stolen goods. Both had nreviousl, entered pleas of guilty The case agains ars. Lachap1el'e was nollsd for iacl af evidence. and Locke was ordered dis shnrged ..-- ... a e.
 The annual free swimming eampaig, of tho Y. NJ. C. A. began Monday whel siXty-seven boys and twenty girls reg istered. The boys were divided into fou groups and swimming instructions we- begun The girls wiz have their frs lessons this (Tussdsy) morning at 9s o'clock General Secretary Frank R custard. with four assistants. are il charge Of instructionn.
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No young man who tells q girl that eating ice cream has a tendency 10 enlarge the mouth. will make q rood husband.
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truck. Other autoists took to Pleasant street and came into the city via Bridge street