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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
 HOURS OF LABOR
(Special from United Press.)

(Snaclal
 Hartford April 1.-The Senate, by vote of 24 to s, today, passed an anended resolution providing for the navment of $500 each to eleven offl- ciaI reporters. Senators Hooker of Hartford: Platt of Waterbury and Parker of Meriden, spoke against the resolution. snellacy. of Hartford, providing for +ba creation of a special committee of one Senator and four Representa- lives to investigate the hours or Ia bor, the terms and conditions unoer which employees in the manufacturlnS 8 departments Of mercantile iIl lnstl.ueaon.S are employed, was unanimously pass ed. The resolution is said to be the outeroWth of the Hartford garment workers strike.
 When the resolution was transmit ted to the House it led to considerable discussion.
 A motion by Representative Whiton to table the resolution was lost by a rising vote of 92 to 80.
 motion to pass the resolution was lost A motion to take the next vote on the resolution by aye" and may was lost. A vote to suspend the rules for the passage of the resolution was carried.
 At this point Representative Whiton of New London, offered an amend ment to strike out the word 'man- ufacturing' in the resolution, which would, in effect mean the investiga- tion of all mercantile institutions. A motion to adjourn was lost.
 A petition was received by the House from the members of the third division. naval militia Bridgeport, asking for the remoGelling of the Bridgeport armory. The petition was sent to the appropriations committee.
 Unfavorable reports were accepted and bills rejected establishing a trade school in New Haven; labelling pack ages of tobacco raised in Connecticut.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
Head And
 Tail

are the ends of a dog which in d feat t e S his frame of mind.
 No wonder he ''barks his head off" on seeing another pup wearing a new collar - when he has none.
 If your dogs name happens to be Ananias or Sapphira, make the brute tell the truth.
 How?
 Buy a new dog collar of us, paying from 25c to S3 for it.
 Encircle the dogs neck with 1t and see the tail wag.
 The truthful dog is telling you of his happi- ness.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
DIED.

WALLIN.-In this city, on Tuesday, April 4th. 1911, Agnes Lydia Cert rude. wife of John Anton Wallin. Jr.. aged 2S years, months, g days
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Swedish Bap- tist church, corner of Bunneil and Deacon streets, on Thursday, April 9th, at ? p. m.
 -Interment at Lakeview ceme- tery. U b@ RCSSEIL.-Died April 4th, 1911, in Stratford, in the 73rd year of her age. Mary Ella (Van Voorhis) Rus sell, widow of the late Robert H. Russell.
 Funeral services at Christ Church. Stratford, Thursday. April eth at 2:15 p. m.
 --Interment in Union cemetery at the convenience of the family.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
Pretty challis dreses for young people.

sensible fashion for young folks is this springs preference for chalis dresses Fine chals possesses neness and beauty and durability Theirs is especially a gr1ish beauty but beauty that is lasting. Among new patterns are many in cream or white grounds with small figures scattered all their surface Some of them and these particularly attractive, finished with wide Persian bands around border in soft colors These all for large girls and young SIS to $2250 "
 Plain color and dotted chas for little girls, pretty models and with pretty trimming $7.5O and more.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
FORECAST OF TRUST
 CASES IS FAVORABLE
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 Washington. April "A direct inti- nation of the standing of the Supreme Court of the United States in the great trust cases, indicating a major ity favorable to the ultimate con- sumer,'' was the construction placed by attorneys here, today, on a hint dropped, yesterday, by Associate Jus tice Holmes. in the course of his dis senting opinion on the medicine con- tracts case
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
DIVORCE PETITIONS.

Jessie Mae Smith Call of this city has petitioned the Superior court for a separation from her husband. Frank s. Call of Springfield, alleging intol- erable cruelty. The couple were married Oct. 23, 1906. The plaintiff cruelty. She also asks for d change of name to Jessie Mae Smith
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
Special from United Press.)

New Haven. April 4.-The Seal shipt Oyster O., known as the oyster trust" bought the plant and busi- ness of the Jeremiah Smith 6 Sons Co.,, of this city, today, for sum said to have been S1,000,000 cash. Facts concerning the deal are very scarce. but according to rumors the ''trust" bought the big local business after a large Bridgeport concern had failed to exercise an option on it. The Bridgeport concern is said to be the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
CONTRACTOR SUED.

Property of George F. Foley, con- tractor and builder, has been attach ed in suit for $350 brought in the Common Pleas court by the IIubbeil x Wade Go. The plaintiffs have d bill of $236.20 against Foley for paints and oils, which has long been standing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
GOVERNMENT CAN NOW
 GO AGAINST RAILROADS

Washington, April 4.-Vigorous and immediate prosecutions of the Lehigh Valley, the Pennsylvania and several other railroads for alleged violation of the commodities clause of the Hep burn law will follow yesterdays de- cision of the Supreme Court.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.

ing.'' As the remains were being borne from the church, Mrs. John Lang and Miss Murray rendered, Nearer My God to Thee.'' The bear CTS were John Judd, Charles Quinlan, George Flynn, August Whetstine, James Moran and Patrick Sullivan. Rev. Father Lynch read the commit tai services over the remains at their last resting place in St. Michaefs cpr,7
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
LATzKA BUYS TERRY PROPERTY

August Latzka, the well known gro- cer of 73 Orchard street has purchas- ed from Mrs. Gertrude $. Terry the 15 family house at East Main and Ann streets.
 The price was $25 900. The property is assessed for $24. 800. Papers were passed late yesterday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
ONE MAN PARTY VOTES ALONE.

Especial from United Press.)
 Washington April 4-When the roll was called for the vote on Speaker ship, Representative Victor l.. Ber- ger of Milwaukee, the first Socialist in Congress. arose in his place and voted Present" thus assuming his role as the one-man party, in which capacity his only alternative was vot- ing for himself.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
STREET sPRINKLING BEGINS.

The street sprinkling controversy took a lull today. The sprinkling carts of the Burns Go. were at work as usual on the thoroughfares desig- mated for Oiling by Director Kenny No complaints have been made to the prosecuting attorneys office.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
Rubber Goods.

The purchasing of rubber goods from a rubber store insures buying fresh stock. We invite comparison of our rubber goods with those of any competitor with freshness and quality as a standard the filling Rubber Co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
PATROLMAN WESTON BETTER

Patrolman Dan Weston, who has been critically ill for several days, Was ported as markedly better this noon, improvements.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
Most-b waists Tn much diversity.

There has never been time when so handsome a collection of waists was gathered here. There has never been a time when waist collection could be examined with such comfort and com pleteness. Result: there are more sat isfied women, delighted women, ill the waist section each day than ever we have before known.
 Of the finer sorts of waists, silk and net and chiffon and such, there Is truly impressive assembly. Filmy waists with Bulgarian embroidery done by hand. Slipover waists of silk and of net; these to be worn over foundation waists. Silk waists of soft lustrous beautiful messaline and other good silks.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
IN PROBATE COURT.

Morris Rome was appointed by Judge Hallen of the probate court to- day as executor and Isaac Rome and Nathan Shapiro appraisers of the estate of the late Ida Rome who re- sided at Steuben and Gilmore Sts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04

LOST-Saturday night pocketboolz
 with emerald rosary beads and money. Finder return to 209 Madi- son Ave. Reward. asp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04
APPROVED NEW TROLLEY LINE.

A number of citizens of Stepney Monroe) attended a hearing in that town yesterday and approved the plans of the DanburyBridgepo trolley line. A motion was passed unanimously in- structing the Selectmen to endorse the layout
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-04

Light hues and dark shades alike ncluded-but naturally the springke delicate shades far in the majority. $5 and more
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

5obn 5srnanbss. Der subaHifd,s O.
.aarrsnorbtiier. btr eiH 1atsas gegs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
Die Seiebruus oes 8OuD.
@ilipu.

Die stpei bebsutenbittn 9ounsrnsurs,
psI6e bic Der. Staatsn jsst aufSutpsis
ZEN baben, Iinb Der RspubIitaner SOhns
ION BON gaItfornisu unO Der 0smptrat
Nilion Don Rsp Ssrisp. gsios babsn
IS iib our Qufgabe seitsQt, oem 9OIte
3ur 9srri6aft Su psrbeIfsR uRb ituO
bisrin in grobsm Mabs srfOlsrst6 sss
psieu. Dilfon jsoo6 srregt Elm sr0bss
res JntsrsHs aus bem 9runbs, paB
isin Staat fsit iiber sinem Oisrtel
SabrbuHoert gdnSIia pDn aOrpOratiOs
nsH resisrt porbsn ift unb oas 8plt
ii6 tbsiluGbmsIos in birisn 3uitaRo
gefiist bat, tpdbrenb in Californian,
pis in alien fsrnpsitli6eu StoutsH,
INNER cine ftarts benotratiI9s 8eps.
suns beitanoen bat. 5<rner mar 9rof.
WiIion ourn Grsiehuns uno umgss
buns ssneigt, ben tapitaliitiiden Gins
flub au ftiissn, lpGbrsHb JOhnion 70 gu
iagen nit bsm 8oltsitrom gd6poms
men if. Sus Duubsrbars lieet in Der
gstsbrune Wilfons. go bsmtrtenss
p.rtb lie eridstnsn mub. III fs i.bo6
nibt iibsrruihenb. Sis srfolste. ols
Dilion aus fsintm Gtupiersimmsr
beraustrdt unb bas pplitif6s 2sbsn in
ben Ser. Stdatsn prattiT6 Su b.obabs
ten bssann. Die neuesponHens gins
iiht brinet er nit ben Worten sum
ausbrud: Die Ser. Staat.n ItslI.n in
Der 1bsOrie cine r,prG'sntatip. Rsgies
runs bar uHo ioaten Is aud Isin, absr
in Der praris iinb Il: Is niht. Dir
leben niht unter einer reprdientatip.n
Reaitrung, foHoern uuter elmer 5srrs
idaft Don pdrteisBittutorsn Q8oHes),
bic in sebeimsr aonfer.n3 unb gu
ibrsm eigsnsn 9ortbeiI beitimmsn, mas
Dem 9olts gebot:n fpsrben foa uno mas
ibm nift gebotsH ipsrpen foq. unfsrt
aufgabe beftebt oemnah oariH, bic re-
prdfentdtips R.sisrung tpisoer bsrsus
ftsllsn. 9us 8olt mub fi6 erbebeH,
um feline Rs6ts. bic ss gu Ianss pr.is
esssben bat, 3uriitsusrobsrR. gu Die
fem 3Dede muB bic gan5s pOlitiihs
MafhmerIs umssitaltet rperbsn." als
geetgnetss Wittel bier3a bdlt Ct BITE
ginfiihruHg Don Snitiatips unO Rsfes
rsnnum. Wdn btbdupte, bab pdmit
Die reprGientdtiDe RegieruHg psrnihtst
tpsrbs. Die Grfabrung babe bas Oes
geHtb.iI erpiefeH. $50 oiefs Metbobe
singefiibrt tDoroen, lei bic reprdientds
tiDe Rssierung rpieoer aur GsltuHs sss
laHgs. Ssitbsm In i,Hsn Gtaat.n bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
Ois RsnubIit in g..

Die aspubIit 1T in 9es
fabr !" ruff SIR. 0oung, 2esisIoturs
Reprdisntant bon gtstp Oort, aus, uHb
NORM 0ieie 9eFabr beitsbt, ihiloert sr
in foleenben berebten Worten: ,DieIs
foesnannten fortf6rittIi6sn s5besn, tpis
Die gripdblung Der SsnatOrsn pura
bas Doll, ftno ipeitsr nihts, als 10
riele graus BoIfe Der aug benz Dsftsa
bereinseitrOmten 8oltsleibenihaft, bic
jsgt ndh Dem 9eDanbe Der Sreibeit
fhndppen uno nur nod auf eine Ser.
rlehrung an 3abI parten, um ibr
9pfsr gu Oerfhliuqsn." Dus lit febr
poetiib, aber ii6srfeBen mir bisis qoeIie
in 9roiu. Die Rep 0ortsr 2egisldtur
bat felt Sabr3ebnten 8unbessSendtos
rem gspdhIt, bic sntpeber fsIber aprs
porationssWaondten tpdren ooer oeren
9f6dfte beforetsn uno Damit bas
Bolt i4iper benahtbeiligten. Sn iSolgs
beHsn eutitebt bas 9erLangen, bab oas
8olt iih bic Senatoren feIber pGhlen
fpa, oamit au6 8srtreter ieiner ssnz
terehen in ben 8unosssSenat sslangsn
nno oas Wart bss 8ol:ss niht ppn
ben aorpcrutionen uufss8sbrt psrbs.
Nus otsfer btitOrifh gstreusn 0arItels
lung tit gu srieben. baB Der poeti16s
Wr. Youug in isinsr 8er3iidung 0os
Cpfer elmer 4ugeHtduI6ung if. Die
erauen Wolfs tomm.n niht pom Wes
ften, fonbsrn fie befinoen ii9 I'M Often
uhb oas gott best einsn Isi6t pers
ftdnoIi6eH DuRi4. iia ibrsr gu sntIss
bigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

5rantrei6 BAT ith nit Dsu
Signutur.Wdd bes 4Issttrussgr.
itcSs in 9erbinDuna aeisbt, um OereH
GrlaubHIB 3u elmer itartsn milIidriz
ften Tta9tentfaltuus bsbufs Disoerz
geritequns Der Rube in WarOtto gu
erlanssu. DieI.s 8orgsben i6sint uns
cir 3eusniB bon elmer ebrliten 4b.
ffft, bic He6ts Der Derr9isbensn ga
ticnen In isnem 2anDe su refpettiren.
GemHa6 fcIte es ntht fhpieris fetn.
sr elmer 0erftdnbisung 3u selaHgen.
.dn Grase fomHt bauptfd6ith 8eutif-
iaHo, bas feine 5anoelsredte in Was
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

Der eneIif DE premter bat ben
amsrttaniT6s sbritii6en S6iebspertras
in berebtsn Wortsn ssprieien, aber ct
bat es untsrIafen, ben Snbalt oss
9ertraqes mit3utbetlsn, aus tpelhsn
aQsin gu erisben tpdre, oh Der 8ertrag
bic grobe gebeutung beIibt, bic man
ibm bstmibt. Sbns Senntntb bss Sns
bats lit bic Beesiitsrung ertiinitelt
uno bas piro iid audi ertpetien. tpenn
bic WsIt srfdbrt. mas in osm 8ertraa
fiebt. Wan pirb un3peifeIbdft eius
Iplh orobe an3abl pon 4usnabmeu
finosn, oaB bic Qbmahung iih rpsnia
BON ben btsberigeu 8srtrdssn bisisr
art untsrIbeioen piro. Dis mir be-
reits bareelegt baben, gibt es aud in
Der amsritaniThsn Politit cine ansahl
5raeen, bic feline f6isosssrihtIth:
Grleoteung eeitattsn uno ods iino ge:
rabe oteieniesn 5ragsn. betreffs mel
der am ebeiten cine aoIli'ipn NIT
gngIano entftebsn t0nnts. Den Be-
fpeig bierfiir babsn mir an sinem Or
sisnib, bas it6 erIt Dor aur8.m db9es
ipielt. bat. Gin ensIiI6ss artessihifi
Ihidte In einsm meritanii6en Safer
cine ManRI6aft ans 2anb. I'm angsb'
lid bofelb't ousldnbifbes Gigeutbum
gu beftiiBen. 9ieies Rs6t iibsr
h0ber 3ioiliIirte Gambler oegeniiber
mtnber SipiIiiirtsn Rntionsu aus uni
es lit aud tdum StpeifsIhaft. oaB GnBo
lamb einen proteit bon unIerer Settt
in gesug uuF isin 8preeben in Wssritr
als unbere6tist 3uriitpsiien tpiiroe
aber eine ettpoiee observation-disclosures
oariber bur6 Elm Sdisbsgeriht snt.
fbeiben gu IaFsu. barauf puroen BIZ
Der. Staaten niht etnesben. oenn fl
hdtten Su srporten. odb Elm fOI6es
Tribunal uns bic 8efugnib. Rsritos
SSntereFsn gu pertreten, nidt suge'
iteheu piirbe. Uiit anbsrsn Wortsn
unIsre Nonroe 9pttrin t0nnts al!
balts unb pertbIos bssstduet rperosn
Wir brau6sn aber fpobI niht erft 81
jaeen, baB bic Der. Staatsn entFaIoi'
fen iinb, bic Ronros 9ottrin aQsr
1ribunalsn gum 9ros 3u oerfshtsn
9amit 1T tpobl 3ur Gsniigs srtpiefsu
tpie ertiinitslt bic in GngIunb ben
9srtrass sHtsegsRssbra6ts gegstits'
runs 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
gttls sur auntrOltruns Der Df

gtII8 5ur 8ontroltruns Der Of
fsntltten Rprporationen rperben Don
oen 2eeisIdturen in dllen Stanten
chloroformirt, I'D Dem. 9oIte ntht oas
sSnitiatip> geht perIisbsn iit. poIitt'
ier unb acrporatipnsn itno fsIt 5uiam'
mengepa6Ien, tpie iiomsiiThe 3tptl,
Iinae. Die srennuns taHn bos gptt
rur betpertiteLlissn, tpsnn ibm oas
ReITer Der tnitiatipsn 8eIeBssbuns IN
Die Sdnoe selegt rptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

Die reguldren RepubIttonsr
i'm Senat baben 9uggenbeim pon 60
loroop Dem apmmittes fir DffsRtltte
2dnosreien unp fir Grbultune oss nde
t;pnaIen Gtgentbums beigegeben. Die
@ugoen6eims bnben srpBe 8eiiBun9en
in 9lasta unb Itnb unermu0Ith IN
itrsu gsmiibunsen. Die oorttgen ao1'
Ienfeloer, Die einen Bsrtb bon elmer
RtQtaroe reprGIsnttren, in ibren geIis
su brtneen. Gbenio Iinb Die 8ug8sr'
betms an alien 3prporattoner trtersi'
ftrt, Ole bic gtuturtrdfte oes 2anoss
ausbeuten. 9araus 1T gu ermefsn,
fpie Die ReouIdrsr iib Wiibs gegsbsf'
1cbsn, bic SHterefeu pes 9oltss 81
trabren. Wuu tam nur nit llngeoulf
ouf Die nG6iten WabIsu tpurten, fpelh,
bsm 9olte 8eIegenbeit bietsn tperoer,
nc6 cine tpeitere In3abl Re8uIdrsr
aus Dem Senat btnaus3uDerfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

rung ourdb Jnitintipe uno Rsfertnbnm
efneefiibrt. bdnn brduht man fsine
lptiteren Nnipsiiuneen ~ srtbsilsn.
Cine Reeierune, bic In Sdnpeu etHes
etrIihen 8Oltes lieet. lit seseu dlie
Srrtblmer stfsit unb iaun nift ums
bin, our6 bic srDBtsn asiituaoen su
sldHsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

Sm 8er. Stauten RsprdIens
tantenbau1e baben bic 9emotrutsn
aebruus gemuht. 4Qe repubIitGniihen
Sausbsamtsu iino sntlafen uno audi,
mas lobsnspertb 1T, etne 4nSahl
9piten, aIs ubsrfliiFis, ab9ei6dFIt
fpprben. Cine grobe 4nSdhI Don 2eus
ten tpiro boour6 auber 8rOO uno Rabs
rung geIsst. Dus 5eist, mi: 10 man
osIhaft uniere politiihen Gtnri6tungen
fiuo. Sausbeomte tragsn tstnsn pollr
ti16sn 4aratter, iOnDern iino gum
gr0bten 5heiIs 5ahmdnusr in ihrsm
9lmt poer 9soiente, pie fslb1tperitdnes
lid niht ben minbeitsn giufIub auf Die
9nIitit habsn tDnnsH. Gs pioeripri6t
alien RegsIn elmer guten Stautspers
fpaItune, IoIhe gsrFoneu 81 sHtIafsn.
SobaIb SemanS fih osm Offentli6ea
9ienft piomet, mub ibm, 'olange er
fih nihts gu S6ulben tommen IGbt.
Die Infteaung abTolut bsrbiirst feiu
unb, rpenn er bic 4rbeitsfdbisteit eins
biiBt, eine BENTON gegen ale Rotb
fi6er iteQsn. Dumit tpirb 3tpsierlsi srs
rsi6t: Dem Staats psrbIsiben srfub@
rene 4rbsitstrdFte uno bic 4emt:r tous
nsn niht baSu benuBt rperosn. um bic
BpIitit in torruptsr DeiIe gu besinfIuis
fen. Die Ser. Staatsn tperoen nismais
ibrs Rsgisrunesaufguben in befrisbts
esrber Weife gu srfiiGen psrm0gsn, bis
bifs Grunoprin3iptsn elmer guten Der
tpaltuna fih fsit einoebiirasrt habsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
eokal.Derid)t
Aus BEN WeridbtsbBfen
Rihter Sidiou ,uirS beute ben
aatras 5ar s9isseridlasnns Der
Gpy.aHflase aainehmeH.

Das WeiBantunss 9erfabren ssael
gountp giert Turr. Ter Ger
nanbs3sgosmau 5ou. - Cine 5ohs
fIutb BON Gd0btnsrldss saI1gtn. -
Gbbe in Der GouHtp Glsrissaaiis. -
Gbsfhsibunes aIussn - Rahlabs
Saftn. - 9srithiepenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
Gin Ianera.sriA.

q. o. 9srntfs pon 30. 2166 0aIttrn
ApsHus min iin gum DaMerItafer
austilben 0orldafig bsabfi3itat e.
pom bier ndh San Jrdneisto III faus
fen unb lieb ii4 esIisrn Ion Bureau
bes Mapors pom Glsrt Gunsnig isinsn
Akmdrih bsgldubiatH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

rptfp aepabrt Iebsn min. 5ierin muB
ssrantrei6 bic bsitimmttften Gardn.
tisn ertbeilen, ba es Der peutiten Hea
oierune niht sumutben tann, paB oieie
ilt aus sinsm Sanoslssebiet ausipers
rem Idbt, sumaI penn es iih in Sanoen
ssrantrsibs bsftnoet, pa oieies fich bon
jster ourh gang beiunoere. Riitiihts-
tofiatsit in alien annsfttrten 9ebieten
unIiebiam bemertbar qemaht bat. SIN
9ugenblid, oa IS cine aunerion pou'
5iebt, pirp Der SaHoeI aasr oHoereH
Rdtipnen psrordugt uno fogar unter
GrDbiter 8erlebuns pom bettebsnoen
gertraasrehtsn. Gs 1T ouber Die ob.
iolute gfliht Der bsutihen Re9tsrung,
oarauf su beitebsn, bob iein 6anoel IN
Marutto niht ben minoeitsn 4bbruh
erlsioet. miro bisrin cine ausreis
henbe @drantis esbotsn. oann iouts
man Sruntrei1 in miIitGrtIher Gin.
fitt frsie Sono laFen, ba eriittIt1
il. baB bic 2atorhis in WturOtto duf
anoere DeiIs ii6 nt4t betuGItiesn Idbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
alnge 6raueu
taIieH inner eiHe Glade Or .ssidbtefs
paiu-Expe1ler

isn 6n,de. Gin snDtrIdiIices Gin.
rfIbelnitteI bei allen rtelunnttjx IN
e&mfrseu, GrfdItuausn. Nnito1sr
&itnokn nm. 20 ulzb 60efn Ato4ts
TN Gisr sdt NH &nftr.
n. AD. RICMxEm ~ CO.
tsae knsa4s1k NDnS1n1Du3
enDw4eBs n6vneo. m1w Nus1n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-01
PEOPLE WANT GOOD
 ROADS IN MARSHALL
Association Is Organized at Albert
 vile Meeting-Burnett Talks

Albertville August -(SpeeiaD To se- cure the route of the Tennessee to the gulf highway through Marshall county, representative citizens from all over the county, held a mass meeting here today. Good roads generally were discussed
 The meeting took place in the auditor ium of the Seventh District Agricultural school building and was called to order at 10 o'clock by Chairman w. w. Short ridge who welcomed the visitors to AL beitville and stated the purpose of tho meeting. After a short talk Chairman Shortridge introduced Clarendon Davis, president of the Huntsville good roads association, who is doing active work to secure the model highway through Madi- son and Marshall counties.
 Mr. Davis told of the good roads in Madison and the great benefit derived from them and said that Marshall coun- ty with mountains of stone and clay. could easily build the cheapest roads of any county in the state. With push and energy he said the route could be secured through here. declaring this to be the most feasible plan. His talk was highly appreciated by the audience.
 The chairman then appointed com- mittee on permanent organization. Alt CT several enthusiastic talks by local citi- zens the crowd adjourned to the college campus where the ladies of the town had prepared a basket dinner.
 The meeting assembled again at o'clock when the committee on permanent or ganization reported that the name of the association was to be known as the Marshall County Good Roads assoca- ton. The following officers were elected : President, R. s. McClesky of Boaz vice president, Sam Henry of Guntersville, and secretary, w. w. Shortridge of Albert vile.
 Resolutions were passed urging the county commissioners to call a bond elec- ton and the county will take active steps to secure this highway and build good roads throughout the county.
 The meeting was concluded by an ad- dress from Congress John l.. Burnett. Mr. Burnett talked to the famers on the facility of marketing their product by having good roads and urged them to get the commissioners to call bond election for not less than two hundred thousand dollars. The saving in hauling would more than pay the interest lie also told of the great benefit Marshall county would derive from this highway. The meeting was successful in every par ticular and much enthusiasm seems to be prevailing all over the county