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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

pnuIins grenner an 2ineoln y. u.
Vo. /, $500.
9ieielbe an Sobn Qebsrmeier, $500.
Sophie Mebgsr an Suue Ctr. y. g.
II. 6. SO. $1,000.
Gli5abetb. g. 6art on Soutbern
Sbio Sapings 8ant Co., $4,000.
8etta VI. Mlsner an Raoiipn y. u.
Rn. 2, $3.50.
NIbert 8earil an bitielbe. $500.
6drIep 6. 5lorea OH liberal y. II.
.. 60, $500.
Ben. Stcdelmonn, jr.. an priee 5ia
Gleetr. q. Ii g. o., $3.50.
Otto s. 6out al Dlt Ssaltbp 9. u.
&. Co., $1400
9boa. u. RcGpnnsa on y. 3.
@rdsiano, $125O.
f}rant SeiIer on Sigbtanb ape. Z.
u. y. Co., $3.50.
Ilbert q. Grapforb on Terrace
part y. II. z. Co., $500.
9eoree 6. StcipelI an Gpaniton
gant, $500.
Saeob Gepff.r an Peoples y. II. 6.
u. Co., $1,000.
Geo. Rsriib on dragon 3. II. g. u.
60. 2, $4,000.
Jreb. auib an Marp G.Rcgalfiftsr,
S700.
SoTepb Rurre an gsrea golIsse,
$1,000.
gst.r groDts an Gam. Yann.p,
$4,000.
Geo. Z. 5ielbs an Rorpoob Q. II,
6. Co., $500.
Minnie so. N.dters on Celia g,
Qbams, S1844.80.
Nm. 9lffelbpp an Rarp 6. S9tpes
ninger. $500.
9etiIgte 6ppotheten.
5arrp Gable on J. s. Rcbinicn,
$500
DlurD Ue. Garsp on Grnit Statiou
6. II. g. Co., $500.
Wtarn u. Ddeep on Reaoins Roat
8. II. q. Co., $500.
Sobn u. 9Iatburn an Cbriitidr
Bed, 5000.
WaIt.r ). Garsp on Union 9. .. u
7. Go.. $500
annu M. GoIfsIosr on Clifton Wlui
e. Ii. q. Co.. $l700.
8. II. 6. Sodmutb an CHINOOK
gIdee Z. II. q. Co., $500.
Tslia WeistOpf an 5isbIunb aDe
9. IL. y. Co., $500.
emma Z. I.Weets on Warp G.acomb
S170.
| SoIspb Nurre On gsr.a College
$1,000.
gttsr u. Wtu.IIer on 2iberal 9. II
q. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
Grnub.ie,aibams' llebertraexas.a
Gincinnati. z. Suni.

- ~ ~ "a stAhA"
emma .. qrotber on 2illie SorIt,
10 SABRE qadt auf Got 73 in Deter
Rsff's llntsrabtbeiluns; jGbrli4s Wies
tk $35.
gbarIss 9. Dousbip on Bernard
granbeipisbs, 1beil BON Got 3 in Oar.
bins untsrabtbeiluns in gsOrpoOb,
$1,000.
5urp.p 8. 8Ioisslen on Wamis
greenpalb, 80 4der 2anb in Surpsp
1126 in Qnosrfon 9p., $4,000.
Qouis 0eber an 2ouiieWeber, gbeil
bon Cots l9, 18 unb 90 in George
@rabom's llntuobtbeiluas an Barrier
Strabe, 81.
psrin 2onsbon on Sfaae 8. Sonss,
25 Sabre poht ouf Got 26 in Jomes
6. Moonsp's unterubtbeiluns; idhr.
lite Wistbe $3.50, nit bem 4niaufs.
redt fir $4,000.
gburts R. Cones an SIobore gaim.
mo. 80 bei 80 Jub on ber Siiofeits
Der ainnep 4penue, 1872 Gub oitlit
bon Sadbsrrp Strabe, 81.
9dpio Dedper an Glejob Stepbens
bic Oitli6e 6Glfte bon Got 26 In ben
Stdot6en Wpnteomerp, $3.50.
Juliet 3. Horton an Qnna Wi
6urtbegen, 80 Bel 120 Sub an be,
Weitfeite Der 5igbldnb Npe.. 3piifxr
We9reeor unb Gnrnfbdfp Mpt., 81.
Matilbu 9eigel an Qouila Rhode
% Bel las 5ub an Der Norbfeite bel
9iQiibe 4Denus, in RiDerFbe, $1,000
6enrn Wittmdnn an aaiberinI
mittmann, Got 800 unb 9beil ppn 60
400 in Rorpoob g3is,p llnsrabtbei
lung, 81.
Hulpb .. MilIsr u. u. on bic Gtob
gintirnati, elm GtreiftH GaHb fiir Mb
| susssanaIspsde $4S6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
Snldnoiibe Nadjri1fett.

Wirtb hafien bleibsn
often. Dor einiger 3eit tpurbe benz
Stabtrdtb Don @reat Sails, Wtont.,
cine bon sabIreidsn 9epobnern Der
Staht unter5eidnste gstition fir biz
ShIiebuns Der WirtbihafteH an
Sonntagtn uno 4benbs um IL llbr
unterbreitet. Die petition ipurbe
einem aomniittee sur 8sratbuns iibera
qeben, uno oides entihieo in ieinsm
geritt, ipelber in ber lsBten Stao.s
ratasfibuna berleien tpurpe, baB Die
Birtbfdaften nob ME Dor offsn bleis
BEN. Giner Der Sauptsriinbe fiir Die
gntIheiouns mar, bab Great GALS
fih ieBt in elmer Ytriobe oes Iufs
Itnpunas befdnDe, unb baB pieis
sFrembe in bic Stant tommeu, bie
tpegsn Der mangelhaftsH 5otelDers
pflseung sespunsen tpdren, ii4 css
Rahts in Den pnrtanIagsn pber cuf
ben Gtrabsn auf3ubaItsn. faas bic
DirtbI seialoF.n iDiiroen.
a6t Rpnate unters
negs. Bon GGis Sslano Duroe
Jrau asnesg glineer entlaiien, na4osm
| Fl. ihon isit benz September leBtsnS Sob~
res BON europa na9 4mertta unter.
ipess setpsisn in. SIN Sttob.r les.
ten Sahrss traf Die Jrau NIT funf
tleinen atnbsru in Reip gort elm.
pamit bic Janilis iih gum Gatten
une Batter mad Seronton, pa.. kges
be. 9d inb.b bas cine aino. elm
breii1bristr anak, oamols bon ben
4er5ten fir ihpnhiinnig srtlGrt
tpurbe, mubts Die Jamilie auriid.
Rahoem bas iapadiinnige aino bril-
ben bel ben GrobeItern belaiien tpors
ben mar. traf bic SHUTTER nit ben ans
beren ain6ern tpiebtr elm. Dies
mar i'm Sdnuar bieies Jabres. Gum
llnaliid trdf IS ii1 aber. baB apei
Der tIeiniten ainoer an ben Wlaiern
iitien unb nod bem auarontanss
SoipitaI mubten. GrIt isst trafen
bic aleinen aus benz arantenbnuie
auf Der Sniel ipieber Elm. uHo bic
Uhltter tonnts snbli6 NIT ibu.n tus:s
| ter siexn. Nur Elm Waann, Der NIT
Uliibe uno Hotb iib bier bos Gelo
.rfpari bat, nm iein. Jamilie bsrs
iiar fommen su lafen, permdg ii9
siHen 9egriff bapon su MAIDEN, tpels
DIES 6erseleib feline bt.inirte syrau
foipis feline ainotr ausssitanben baa
ben.
wt1rte fi4 ges.n TIRE
Retfer. Cine iunge Dome, Ras
mems JuIia paulme. bic erit tiir5li6
aus Der 5rrenauitalt in Sertlep. Gal.
sntlaHen ipuroe. mari ii6 Dor einsm
berantommsnben Gag ber aep.Routs
Gle 5og elm Ionses MeHer aus ibrsm
aleibe berpor uno belt fiH 70 bic
2ellie, bic Su ibrer Rettung krbei.
eilten, bonn 2tibe. Tas 2sxn Der
llnsliidlihen .puroe nur burh BIZ:
| Shnelligseit hes Motormannss ges
rettst. Der ben 3us nod reds3.itig
/ gum Sieben bra6ts. Selbit ipGtsr
, nod belt iih bic unsliiflids an zen
! Sdienen ftit. uno als Grant Wai.rs
burg, elm Serseant bss pblissis1ss
pariements in 8ertel.p. iie BON ben
J, GeIeiien su 5ieben nsrfudte, fad iis
. init Dem Ussifer nah ibm. Den pers
. einien ardfien msbrsrer in3n;f6en
, btrbsisetommsnen poIisifisn sslang
es enblit. bic gebnu.rnsnsrtbs, ii:
> Elm fiirhtsrlifss, onb1uernbes Dss
: ihrsi ousitisb. na6 Der poliaeiftdtion
81 bringen. Sic tpurbe mad bsm
: Bsriele1 4uinohmebofpiidI iibers
+ flhrt. no lie auf ibren gkiftes5ufnnb
: unteriuht tuirb. Dor einem Sabre
: purbe lie ipegen einss werfuhs, s:s
: nsn pDli5iiten NIT elmer Gutnabsl su
! ftsHsn, Der 4nitult iibsrnisisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
Melooie Scs Observation-Disclosures,

Die WieIobie bes Reierpiftenlieoes
itammt bon einem 5ransoien. 9os
alIbesunnte ReierotitenIiep: .Gs lsbe
Der Reierpemann" gaIt bis Dor tursem
ais Elm juHges 2ieb. gu bieiemS6lub
fam man aus bem umitaub, bob bds
2ieb i'm Sabre 1880 I'M 2ieberbuf fir
Solbaten BON alemens unb Suitus
pape in 5amburs gum eriten Ulale i'm
Druid sridisnen IN. Seitbem III IS in
ben msi'tsn bsutihen 8oIisIi.berbiiz
hern erf6i.nen. ba ss in Der 2bat in
sans Deuti6Ianb i'm Runoe bes Doll
fes Isbt. al.ine, aber gang unipeient=
Iide Qbpeibuneen bes 5sries t0mmsn
bier uuo ba Dor. Die srite Stropbe
lautei msiit:
nWas bIin.t 70 freunblid in bsrJ.rns
8as liebe. tbeur. 8aterbaus!
Wir fpur'n Golboten. tparen's aerne.
9od issi III unirs 9ienitseit aus.
Drum, griiber. fiobt bic 9lGf.r on:
Gs lsbe Der Rtierremonn!
9ser treu gtolent bat ielne 3eit,
Dem i.i Elm poiIes Glos seipeibt!
DOB bos 2i.b i6on Dor 1880 ents
itanoen fsiH muB. sebi baroas herpor,
baB ts 0epdhrsmdnner siebt, bic q
fdon Dor oem Sabre 1870 sebort ba.
ben. Wie Sobann 2aipaIter in be,
3eiiidrtfi bes Dsreins fir 9oItstunb.
idreibi. iit nod 4usiaee bes 2anb.
rotbs unb 9sbeimen Resierumissrn.
tbes bon Debn RotfeIier in aafIsl
bas Reitrpiitenlieb auf elmer Jeneniel
aorpsineipe iOsor i4on i'm Jabr,
1866 su Gbren zines nuf bisier ols
Ref.rpiii antpefenben Stubenten mi
foIsenoem au5 ibn semunsten SdIub
Dram. 8riiber. iiobt bic Gldier an
IS lebe 4uguit o.. mann!~ &C.
iungen iporben. Mlfo fhon Dor 1861
mar bas Qieb i'm Wtunbe bss Doltss
Den 0erfoiier tsnnt man nidt, mob
aber ben aoinponiiten. Dieter III in.
bsHsn tein 9eutfhsr. fonbern Der BE-
riibmte frnnsoiiide Romansen aom
poniii Jreberie 8erat. 4ber 8era
bat niht ettpa bos beutf9e aieb tom
ponirt, ionbern bic inon IGngere Sci
porber entitanbene Melobie feines ih1
nen liebes .Wa HormanbieA lit au
bos iebenfans um 1865 sntftonben
beutfhe Refernelieb iibertragen NOR
ben. So, bic beutfhen Solbnten ha
ben bic frnnaDfii4e Melobie 70 idbOl
.serfunsen4 (tpie bos ia i'm Woitsliel
10 bdufis seihiebt), bab Der .Reierpe
mann faft nod beHer tlinst, als bal
| fran3Oiifne Original. Qun lit gera
| i'm Sabre 1900, In Rouen eeboren uni
| in qaris am 2. DECEMBER 1856 se
| itorben. Geine olte. boltstbiimlih
WeiIe BON uWa Hormnnbie4 tpirb ali
getpib Gin bsutfter Golbat Iisbsenon
nen unb basu bns fh0ne Solboien
| lieb sebihtei buben. ~Dielleihi tra
gen. fiist Sobdnn 2aiDalier feinel
9usfiibrunsen bin5u. -bieie 3tilen bd
| sn BEL. ben Derfafer enbgiiliis fes.s.e!
| len su ionnen.1 Hn4 einer an 60
ipolt.rs Dorleguns sstniipfien Hemtr
tung pcn Sobcnn HnIie. bem 6eraus
sebsr Der 8eitf&riit bss Dsrstns fl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

DAB 4itarte ibren 8otten perlafs
fen uno Die Sdeibung i'm 9ange lei,
4Dur ous Geiprd6 ulIer Girfel Der gros
ben WeIt. Qu9 Gilbern, dls 4itars
te's rpmantii4er 9efbiiser. fam in's
9erebe, unb bic Uleut. tauIeno idds
benfrober 3unsen tpdrb eesen beibs
Gatten losgelaHen. Bie es eetp0bns
lid 5u geben pflsgt, btlbeten iid pur=
teien. Die eine CAB Qitarten, Die an
bere gbmunb bic 5auptI6ulD. eSn
ben Dornebmen Freiisn tparb aestsrer
Sur9aus persawut uno iein feTuerss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
Grnnbeiseuibuus 6ppotbelea.
Cincinnati, z. Juni'

Qeue 9ppotbefen.
georse 8. aiiIer an Glmnooo plaet
6. u. q. Co.. $3.50.
Beore. u. 2iitl.r an bieitlbe, $500,
Roia GIunborf on Globe y. u. 9,
Co., $1,000.
aouifa alode an 2ineoln .. " No
1, $1,000.
Oscar goof on Goutberr Gbtr 8,
u. 8. Co., $1400.
Deorge R. N<uder on price 9il
go. 2 6. u. N. Co.. $1,000.
Guuu WseemGnn an pisjsIte, e16o0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sss serhbmtsite---
Wa6r(a0eria OieIes 3eita(lers.

Gtcn In ter dlieiien Belt enb es astuiils
qerfOnen. bic oird bic Ef1pfuna bober beeabt
irarsH. uro rs Iieet feiH 3neifel Dor. baB
on6 bcutsitaae no6 Werfonen ertiiiren. bic
btrh eiHe nnbcranHte srdli i'm Gtanoe Fms.
gicies su fbun unb pornusBnIaeen. nos fir
anbere erItniHlif IIt uno bIcibt. SIR GnIfes
Cat bic gtninr oicie Game Defenders beeiiuftiat,
benn fIe Dat ibr Die ieItcHc @abe berrIiebeH. 6cs
aebsn ttrer glitmeuihen iuie Elm uuigeinInas.
mes gHd eeHau su leien. gergeBi nt6t, ocb
tie In ibrer eiaeneH seiisens an SeefiH acenne
iuobnt. 9ehmi bic gnif gnb Gar 6fiItob btS
Secfin abenue. banu ecbt bieisIbe binanf bts
abr bic iaens HssesHi nsa Gran .. 9atstt
errei6t Tac Cans iit sur LINEN 8ano nHe
uui 3dune 1T ber Same:
Mrs. BYaeger, friibcr Gran yedtoIS
pftfiu apenHt, eiuwess, GineInuatt Chic.
gtiefl'ce aHiipcrisn Si.o0 nno bnrlber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
(SyprtieBuns foIat.)

Gin pobIbetanntes pa
rifer 9ettIer Srigina 1T
5err Seun 9aptiTte 9ourifsuu, EN-
ariippeI nit Spei 5ol5beinen, Der. dui
einem - Sameel tbroneno, tGglit
itols burd bic Straben bon garis reiz
tet, tpdbreno Elm bas &dmeel fiibrcns
Der 4rabsr, 2lli ben Omar, ben gaIs
fdnten AnIihtspoittarten gum auuf
barbietet, bic ben Reiter uno iein
trsues DIitsrroB buritelIer. 2tm Iess
ten Saee bes Sa6rss 1909 entitanb
INN in Der Rus 9routet um ben aIz
msslreiter elm Quflauf, uno berShuBe
mann gDtQrt per6aftete 9errH 8ous
riTeau iammt ieinem &amsel, I'm
beibs sur Muhe gu fii6rsn. YlOB!i6
gub 9err 9ourif.au ieinem Reitt9ier
bic ,Sppren" unD rate baDOn, Der
S6uBmann eilt. gum Gaubium 6sr
Spa3iersdnger binterher, natiirIif
obns bus nSdiff Der Wiiite" einbolen
3u fonnen. gu benz ueberfIub ioll
Ssrr 9ouriFeau Bel bieier 8eIegenbsii
ben Shugmann nod odbur6 berhobnt
hoben, bab er ibm ourh pantomimis
fhe 9epegungen cine lpenig freun5!is
he ginlaburg iibernittelts. 8tsisr
Gage Dor 9eridt sitirt. CAB Der ads
meelmann gu, bem S6usmann ouss
gsriiin 81 iein, aber nur, nm gu prii.
fen, oh Der 5iitsr bes Geieses aud
quite 8etne babe. gr lei bann ouf
freifpiIig gum poli8ei6ureau serttten,
Die bepuBte Ginlaoung leugnet er.
or babe ii6 natiirli6 auf ieinemHeits
tbier mebrere Male umgsbrsbt, um pi'
Sdnsaigteit bes 8erfolssrs Su pris
fen, unb bel ben beftigen St0Bsn osa
Rameels babe er pielei6t unfreifpits
lige 8eipegunsen gsma6t, Die 6srr
potart mibbeutet babe. Dos Geriht
perurtbsilte ben netii6en Serrn Dous
riFeou 3n 100 5rancs @slbIirafe, :pos
rduf bieYer reIignirt bemertte: ,5c
iperb ih bait 10004nii4ts.artsn msbr
abisssn maHen!"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
MRS. BURROUGHS POETIC
 DESCRIPTION OF BERMUDA
Passing the Days in Skipping Honey Like the Bees From t(
 Flowers" and the Night in Sweet DreanS.".

By Mrs. James Richard Burroughs.) | Bermuda, April 25.-Let me be one
 of many whose voices sound the praises of Bermuda, which is really an Elysium on Earth. for everything in nature beautiful and fascinating is here The sky of bluest turquoise is reflected in the water which is more
 blue than the heavens and a golden
 sun shining, seldom obscured by
 clouds, which, only come and go, a dash of rain and golden sun again,
 and at several bridges the water is in
 many colors and shades. which gives a fairy like effect. On one trip to St. George we saw an unusual sight. Several Crane were looking for an ap- petizing morsel of fish in pool and they did look proud of their appear ance, they held their heads so high, Which was really a good lesson to
 many human beings. Red birds, whose dulcet sounds continually tell us "Don't worry, don't worry, don't'' is a con tinual source of consolation to many weary travellers The blue bird and an attractive black bird and thrush seem the most conspicuous. MT. Bur roughs and I are guests of Dr. Outer bridge at his estate which is one of the show places of Bermuda From our window we look on the ocean, which was not very kind to the wo-. men on our trip over. but the men seemed not to mind it., and, as usual were on hand at all the good dinners served. However. have forgiven old
 Neptune. as he gives us the en-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25

V1eW.
 We are in the midst of many trop- ical plants and flowers, from all over the world, and each day I revel in a new corsage bouquet of rare blossoms and we are slipping honey, like the bees, from the flowers. Easter lilies are in full bloom and large trees of oleander shade the beautifully white coral drives. The trees are in their best dress of pink and white blossoms. A hop at the hotel, or drive or saddle ride, visit to army barracks and many other attractive spots, are sure to give us pleasure, and Morpheus takes care of us at night. sweet dreams and sound sleep.
 One meets ones friends from all over the States, several Bridg exporters are here at this time. It is now our dinner hour. Go with me and eat green peas and strawberries culled from our own garden.
 I cannot refrain from repeating the words of the poet who said: Where the remote Bern1uda's ride On the oceans bosom unspied, From a small boat that rowed along The whispering winds received this
 song.
 What should we do. but sing His
 praise
 Who led us through this watery maze. Unto an Isle so long unknown, But yet far kinder than our own
 Best wishes to dear old Bridgeport.
 MARY. WELLES BURROUGHS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Especial from United Press.J

(Special from United Press.J
 New York, April 25. -COpening)- The unreasonable weather with the es- timate of damage reported done to crops since Saturday was the occasion for losses ranging from fractions to nearly two points all through the list After 15 minutes prices in the majority of issues showed moderate improve ments.
 Il a. n.AAfter the first quarter of an hour the market showed a better tone with some support in evidence in a number of leading railroads and in dustriaIs. Government bonds un- changed; other bonds dull.
 Noon.-Continue improvement vzas noted in the last half of the fore noon. Steel Common rose about two points. Railroad issues generally showed a strong tone with advances of a point or more. At midday near 1y all the active stocks ranged above Saturdays close.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
VOL TIERS COUNSEL PREPARING FOR NEW
 TRIAL ON APPEAL
Especial from United Press

NopOC1c1A 4AOIh OL1IS0 9T0SS.)
 New York, April 25-Wallace D. Scott, attorney for Albert w. Wolter, who will be sentenced to death We'd nesday for the murder of Ruth Wheel lined the contentious he will raise be- fore the Court of Appeals in the eff fort to get new trial for his client. When sentence is passed he will file notice of appeal which will automatic ally act as a stay of execution. Scott's charge the jury relative to the strength of WClter's -alibi
 Wo1ter remains the coolest prisoner in the Tonbs and spends most of his time reading the newspapers and smoking.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25

Best wishes to dear old Bridgeport
 MARY WELLES BURROUGHS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25

If have failed to live up to them in the past, I will make a special effort to fulfill them in the future. T have learned there is something besides sightseeing for Americans in Paris"
 This was @ part of Colonel Roose- velt's reply to the welcoming address of M. Earron, president of the nuni- cipal council which gave the Colonel a reception and luncheon today at the city hall.
 You are a man and Frances faith full friend" was one of Carron's first sentences. 'FYou proved that by your remarks on race suicide for certainly France needs to follow the advice you gave on this subject.''
 Paris would be proud to have a Theodore Roosevelt among her cfti- zens.'' declared the Prefect of the Seine in delivering his welcome. M. ident, of the General Council, also made eu1ogistic addresses. Roosevelt's reply was spoken in French.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
AVIATION MEET IN ROOSEVELT'S HONOR
 OUTSIDE OF PARIS
(By Staff Correspondent of the
 United Press.)

United PreSS.)
 Paris, April 25.-A special aviation meeting in honor of Colonel Roose- welt has been arranged for Izzy-Les- Moulineauz a short distance from Paris, tomorrow. The meeting will be under the auspices of the Academy Des Sports, which today made the Colonel one of it's honorary presi- dents.
 ! The members of the academy are planning a great dem monstration when Roosevelt arrives at the aerodrome. The ex-President was practically crowded out of the French news papers today by the news of yester- days election Even the Temps, which yesterday printed columns of Roosevelt laudation barely mention ed his name today.
 At a. luncheon given by the munich pality today Roosevelt inscribed his name in the famous "book of go1d,'' which contains the names of all foreign nobles who have visited Par is. The luncheon was given at the Hotel De Vile. This evening the Colonel will dine with General Brun- gere and will then go to the opera to witness Sampson And Deliaas' which was substituted for .tSalome'' at his request. He and his family will oc- cupy the private box of President Fallieres. Every seat in the opera house was sold within an hour after it was known that the Colonel would attend
 tsI am greatly touched by the many kind things you have said about me.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
AMATEUR CIRCUS
 FOR Y. M. c. A. IS.
 ANNOUNCEMENT

A real live Circus will be given by the members of the Physical depart nent of the local Y. M. c. A. on Thursday and Friday nights of this week.
 Over one hundred members will par ticipate. The Side Show will be in di- rect charge of the Athletic committee and the proceeds will be used for the furtherance of their particular line of sport.
 John Wednt who won the All Around Gymnastic Championship cup will head the Gym Team and will have working with him the following men Larsen Rivers and Sullivan the above being their respective standing in the Championship contest.
 McKie and Brunner will perform on
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
OBITUARY

Funeral services over the remains of James E. Kenney were held this morning from the undertaking par lors of John c. Ford, on Cannon street, at 8:30 o'clock. and thence to liam H. Lynch sang a high mass of requiem. The bearers were John Buckingham, John Gully, Charles Poole, John Langdon, Theodore Ford and James Huddy. Interment was in St. MichaeHs cemetery
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
DEvINE's COMMON LAW
 THEORY KNOCKED OUT.

It cost James Devine s20 in the city court today for his be11igerent attitude to policemen yesterday when they invaded his home on complaint of nefghbors Devine said every mans house is his castle and pre- pared to adhere with physical force to this statement of common law. Devine lives at 262 Noble avenue. His neighbors complained to the po- lice and Sergeant Hazel and Patrol man Meyer entered his home to ar rest him. He was fined $15 and costs for drunkenness
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25

the osciIIating ladder The three strong men Penge, Neupert and sl- none, one of the best numbers on Iasfi years program will be with the circus
 again this year. Fred Neupert in a special number showing the results of exercise will give some classical nnses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25

lar1tic fleet, according to today's des- practice by search-1ight, making sur prising1y good scores, 70 miles off the Virginia Capes. The men braved the storm yesterday, boarding the small targets which were being hurled about by the waves, and repaired them suc- cessfully. The naval tug Apache, which put out from Hampton Roads with target material, was forced to return, having been nearly swamped.
 Pneumonia follows a cold but never follows the use of Foley's Honey and Tar which stops the cough, heals the lungs and expels the cold from the sys- tenn. E. B. Brill and Curtis Phar- macy. A1-3-5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
SPECIALS for TUESDAY,

@ California Dessert Brand Yellow Free Peaches
 .14c per can, $1. .65 per dozen ! California Dessert Brand Lemon Cling Peaches 17c per can, $2.OO per dozen California Dessert Brand Lemon Cling Sliced Peaches
 17c per can, $2OO per dozen B California Dessert Brand Lemon Cling Peaches, E
 ID tall 1Oc per California Dessert Brand Green Cages E 13c per can, $150 per dozen S California Dessert Brand Egg Plums,
 13c per can, $15O per dozen California Dessert Brand Apricots, 13c per can, $15o per dozen z S California Home Brand Cherries, 1 13c per can $150 per dozen California Del Monte Brand Apricots 2oc per can, $2.25 per dozen California Del Monte Brand Cherries, -22c per can, $2.6O per dozen ' California Del Monte Brand L. c. Peaches, 22c per can, $2.6O per dozen California Dessert Brand L. c. Peaches Sliced, 22c per can, $2.6O per dozen 1 California Del Monte Brand Pears, 22c per can, $2.6o per dozen
The Glenwood post., 1910-04-09
Peculiar Situation Anent Or. Reisner

Peculiar Situation Anent Or. Reisner.
Denver.-A dispatch from Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, where the New York
Methodist conference Is in session
says that a novel situation has devel
oped brought about by the application
of the Rev. DR.. Christian Reisner OF
Denver, for admission into the confer.
ence SO that he may become pastor OF
Grace Methodist church. New York
city. The hitch came over the rule
that before a preacher can be trans.
ferred into the district. one Of equal
rank must be transferred out of it, q
rule which is supported heartily by the
ministers, as they say that 1t protects
their opportunities for good appoint.
ment.
The question As to who shall be
transferred out of the conference in
order to let DIR. Reisner in was under
consideration Friday, and 1t devel.
oped that the conference has no man
to offer who will consent to go. 1t IL
stated that Bishop Warren has made
up his mind to admit DR.. Reisner any.
how. overriding the rule. if necessary.