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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Smaa hiitoriife SiIleoer.
Sronning Sasmar.

s Spiflano ltreoes Sobenitauier
% @elier ON Serreoemmet. @el.
fernes aeiier Otto Den fierbe unber-
~itetteoes al BET lille Sano Der Iorb
% bets ribberlige 8onge, @aloemar
Seier, Der laa / Strib meb i'm Wor.
brober, @iip @nloemar al Bremen.
s gsbmen regiereoe Song Ere-
mpsl Stafur Sen fsrite. &pgtet ON
bans oeilige 0atter War9aretbas
Sfisnbeo % @obbeo for uioe ON
9ano, - oct naaeoe ogiaa Song
@aloemors Gre.
Saa fom ser en- Gag til set bob.
miife Sol ct 5slge al oanIfe aoels.
mpno me0 Riboeren Grange gbbe.
fen % 9iip 8eoer al SiGaano /
Spibien.
@tipen ganger | Ssienloft meo
aongen og 9ronningen, meoens &io'
beren leger 5faftopt meb ben ntee
Somiru oo fpISer benbes Ore meo
Sortplinaer ON fin Serre, ben tsr'
ite Giboer / Iamnarfs Sano, og bans
Seoriftcr. @iipen % @iSSeren blir
Innae / Set @sbmens 2ano, men oa
DC oraaer biem, fclser ben 'tieittte
GriuieSic G2orgaretba benz for at BIZ
SonmorfS 9ronninJ.
Men 9sbmens eooe 8ongepar tog
Ififeo mes i'm 9atter:
Ga raar Su ,omncr I Gdnmart tno,
Sa piSes Big 09ber 90 we're;
Gu Iabe tie Siat ODER @cnoerne ltrlpe,
ga bope Sc Ni0 iaa fi9re.
Sen ierite @en bu bebe bin Serre
Gen Serre iaa mil BOG nm
9u beeer, ban laber Siifop @alSemar no.
slaeriiGreite @SorbroSer nm"
Sor oa ioo giip @alsemar iom
Sanse pua ssborss faite Slot.
SsIeet oroa oper 2anb 90 Sis. =
% en- @orsen fit be Tamarfs aplf
i Sigte. @riniesien itoS paa Srt'
fct os ipciNeae moo jim 5remtiS, oa
icr blrn en- apiter tirnle i'm oa!otac
Sanger oeS Sapets greo. Sun ipsr'
ger Sr. Stronae orL bpem oct or, %
ianr til Sur, at Oct er Song Waloe'
mar al 9omtarf.
"San er en- Gprite piis. 90 tsr
paa fine SLENDER fee; be fine Tor bar''
mem banoe Otter 90 Better, 'raar pan
| &u er preo".
aonsen % Yriniesien fit itrar ltor
8ierIigbeS til binanben, 90 Vrplllp'
pet ieireSes meo al Romp. Saa To-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
GmaapIuf.

Gle 5. Nei5 bar ioIat lit SltS
til Geo, Dfatbcr for $500.
- Murtin @oloum al Rasiett fon,
SnSoog biem igieu citer en- llgeS Gp.
bold | Chicago,
- Mrs. DR.. s. O.. Shlb err Serne
lt9e fommet herreo poo uoqle Goaes
@iiit hos Or. Stnbos.
@trs. 8ait arpeicn rciite Mfon.
bog tilboge til Ct. SIaf, Soma. cite,
ct 9eieg Dos berboeube SIP9tninae
Mrs. Bertha &isouhl aufom
Sirs0ag ira Charles Gitp for al be.
ip8e i'm Gattcr, Mrs. 81. u. amuno.
fen.
- IiiS Clara 8riebel tiItroobtl
SusSag Reiien til @oumau, q. Guf.
bOor ben6es 6aoer "a @rgorc bripe,
6arming.
S. 8. 2ongaa5, Ser iorIeoen al
bolot auttion ooer alt 2ssFre 5ac
fin Tarn, oil uGiye llge ilptte til Sap.
feIo, @eirn.
mrs. 8. 9. 2orier fom 9eroaa
ttlbage ira Safbole, Soma, boor bun
iioen iioite Seit bar ppret uuber 2G.
gebebanoIing.
Niis @refsrub, Tom bar upret
Der paa en- 9iiit hos Qirs. Sames
Sanger og andre SIpgtnirge, reiitc
ioag tiIbage i'll minneapolis.
-6er lin aireiie ira @pen /
Gnsoass iolste Sui, s. Soppcritnt
fit Sus paa @eit groaopup til 3oI.
Ter 6. gonms. ajebeiummen bar
$4,000.
1bomas 9orbp % Slitrii, be,
en- 9iS bar beisgt q. 8bune os ga
mitie | @lenmoob Sopnibip, reiit
Sirsbag iiiba5e til fit Sien i'9ep
bert, q. 9af.
Sobn arneiou fra $umbolot
2. 9at, er berneo paa geisg Dos
SIGstuinge % gamIe @efienbte
SmegHen al &ihsemap. Get er 2t
@ar, iioen ban bar paa bisie 9rat
fer.
- Miis Slorence Ruoe, Der ia
beiset fine GoraIbre, Wtr. % @rs
". q. Rliop | Canoe Topnfbip, reiit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
en- poIarifuoe
paa Qiberen.

| -
sra Hom meobeIes Sen 29be go
itilar: Oct er piit mere eno ct anr
iioen Der fsrit beppnbte at bIipe EaI'
ON oct. llaetct set ffuIbe ipnes et
ganife flrant Gag. bar bet italienifl
Sephteretfammer isrit nplig gipe!
TT Samtpffe. gtu fan Der ba bore
en- RuIiabeb for, at Rom /. ltbitiI.
l~ingsoaret ogiaa fommer til at bpoe
paa bette arrioium.
Oct ginIber set Sartsi, meb bbiI.
tet aongen of StaIiens Setter, Ser
ing Suopig MnlaSer at abru35erne,
/ lin sib ~foretpa fin u~rftiife Serb,
og iom ban ba bnpbe sipet 0apnet
"SteIa EoIare". Winbes leg life
fell. uar bet oprinoeIis bpgeet i Nor.
&c og blep ubruitet o@erfra. Otter Eli.
bagefomlten fprGrebe Sertugen oct
til ben italienife Stat, og iioen bar
bet benligget | uioritprret No | Or.
Ipgsbapnen | Spe5ia. Saa fit Den
romerife aommuneItprelie ben Soc,
at man ifnlhe ifofie liz ct Sfoleifib,
for at faa anbragt og ON mliIigt Oh
iciplineret npget al ben en- Smule
balppiloe ungoomj iom ben epige
STAB life bar nogen WnngeI paa.
Spmerfiombeoen retteoes poa "Stel.
Ia Bolare". Set blep beiluttet at
iege Sertugens 8~oofienbelie % Ma.
rineminiiteriets Snmtpffe. Sngen
Sinoring fra nogen al Siberne. Men
ben omipsbsoepartementale Sorret-
ningSgang, Tom / Bette 2anb bel mao
iiges at bore / en- gonife iortrinlig
@rao tppiif, gioroe, at ben enbelige
Sroning fsrIt MI bar funoet Steo.
Naturligpis funoe Sagen life pas.
iere 9eputeretfnmret uben gflepe-
ring al enoel Gbetorif ON Staliens
"ioicien5a napale" o.I.p. Men iaa
Iangt er ntan ga enoelig fommet, at
Somnullten bar fooct Jig Den ganlle
Tolarifuoe gratis operlabt, paa Sc.
tingelie Of, at ben uonpttes iom Sfo-
Set er Weningen at ia Den bug.
ieret op 40 Siberen og forteiet Deo
Ipentinerbiergets 500. Roget ieilen.
sc SfoIeifib, / 2i9beo meo boab @e.
ma alereoe / abifilig Sio = efter
pripat 5oranitaltning - bar bapt,
% bapo man ogiaa forbereoer / Gee.
APPEL, bill "Stena Bolare" oesppre
life funbe blipe. 9lanerne ON "Rom
iom Siebapn" = set bore iig peb
Spmioring peb Siberen eaer peb
8%rapning at en- aanoI - err bel
mart Ell Wenneifeolber gamle; bibtil
er De life naaebe Ipngere enb paa
Eapiret, % pioere er De formentIis
after ON en- Wenneifealoer life foln.
ne.
Sorbaabentlig bill BET gomIe Sfros
| nogen I@rab opipIoe i'm @e-
iom SporageIiesbiem for
iraa &orlere. Set foul.
mer / bpert Sab til at bringe Ell ny
% norton 0etali inb / Slob. og
2anoifabsbiaebet / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sfpgge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

sbecbOre GlefiOn, Der Srep aisb.
understanding Sisieton. 9. 9af,,
osoe Der ON 9agen | brilliant. San
bar paa geien til Chicago os bIep on.
grebet al alnsebetarbeIie paa Soset,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

Der aonsen fin Snftru at opfpIoe el
gen, og bun beoer BAN gioe gii,
Waloemar fri; men aonsens aniig
merfner:
"aOmmer ban ND. gifp @aIoemar.
8an sier eber ente iaar."
Wen ben fromme Drowning; bpen
9irtens Wano er belli5, tager fin
arone al os logger ben for aongens
Sober.
"Spao ifiloe ies / 9dnmarf; mac
mig life oioes ct Orb"
% aonsen fsier lin ifisnne Srpn.
ming 9agmar, iom @arearetba falo.
ties al bet oanife 6oIf.
5 ipp aar lepeoe 9ronning Sag
mar | 9anmarf, Iinoreoe Reoen,
glGoeoe Smaa og Store og bar fin
segteberre iaa goo og ~trofait en-
WaJe.
Oa iiober Song @oImer en- Dag
paa Sfanberbors Slot oeb Taplbor-
bet meo fine Spenbe, iaa banter Oct
paa gorter,, ODER @inbebroen iprai1.
ger 9rornineens Smnaipenb paa e,
iflunoaao &eit. San itebes for Son.
gen; ban meIber, , at / Hfbe lager
Sonbets Wtober bsbsipg, = at Oct
gi9loer Elmer, - at "benoes Sine
er baarbere emo Sern".
&ongen ilaar Taplborbet iammen,
'oa "be Serninser %iiitnse", os faiter
zig paa Soften. Sg iaa burtis lager
ban afiteo, at
Ser 9on9en bros al Sfanberborg
ga ful9te BAN bunbrebe Spenbe.
Ser ban req oper Gibe 9ro
8a bar Den Serre aleue."
Men ba Spngen tr9oer inc /
Sronningens &ammer, er benbes
Si9l allereoe flpgtet.
aongen faiter Jig fortpiIet neb
oper 2eiet og beber ale De Somfruer
imaa, iom itaar forgreote oerom, at
Be oil beoe meo BAN, at 9ronltin-
gems Siel maa penoe tilbage ior er
Gieblif, for at ban fan tage gfifeo
nteo benoe.
90 oeres Ssn bsres.
9ronnin3en refer its "meb BLOB
reoe Zine" = os Defender i'm enc.
lite Sprb, at bum fine "Silfeermer
imaa baper ON grubgom insrt" =,
og pioere:
Sen fsrite geu ies beber Gber on,
Sen biber 5 mig iad eierne.
ollie frebIsie RenS Dem sipe s Sreb:
90 laoe ale Sanger al Seru.
Sen anben geu ie9 beber ON
Sen fomn1er @per Ielp til fromme.
s ta9e life peo Seug9rb iaar
Snu, Ell iaa bebit en- 8Iomme."
Saa logger bum lit lille tr9tte
Sopeo after til Soile, "tbi Simme-
RIGGS &loffer De rinse eiter mig.
Wtig lenges ben til De Si9le".
Oct bar en- Wtaibag / oct aar
1912, at 0anmarfS melt elifeoe
0ronnitg bsbe, - og Song 8olmer
opiplbte benbe oen anoen 8pn, -
fsrit 70 aor efter "tos ban peb ben
beOfe 9lomme" Fortugiierfon.
gems, Sanfo ben fsrites, i~tolte, ifisn.
ne 0atter, 8erengaria, - men bpor.
for fanbt 9ronning 0ngmar Oct foI.
neoent at aopare netop MOB benoe.
8anife bar Den miloe 9roming paa
en- bemmelig Summer og angit, -
fanife bar oct benne, iom bar Sfplo
/ ben "Bute baarbere emo Sern" og
l. at BUN T9ngtes BEN til De Si9le".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Notwithstanding.
Ten soe Warts.

ess ct. paal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
SMnr,'s Wapc mpbtnacs.

ShnrS's Baoc m%pstagcS. @is-
ccniiu llniperiitetS Regenter bar OF.
iicielt mootagct oen 8ape al $4,000,
iom abode Carl Sdur5 ifiGnfeoe Nm.
itaItcu | 6orm al ct 6onb for Spret.
teIie % gebIioeboIocIie al en- iGrifilt
GrpicSiorpoit, fieubt iom Carl
Sdur5 MemoriaI 1roiesiorlbip".
Serne 9roiesiorpoit ifaI fpIoes al
unerfienote 9Grere. Der ira Sgiflanbs
llutpcriitetcr er paa @eisg beroper.
RrGiibent Ban Stie er b~enpnSiget til
at aabne llnoerbanolinger meo Uni.
periitetsaltoriteter / Spiflanb for at
iaa iitano ct YroieSiorbptte melem
tpife uuiperiiteter o. @isconitns Uni.
p~erittet, iaa Carl Shurs Hroiesior-
poit aaereoe nGite aar fan fplbes.
Gn 6rt til Carl Sdur5's Minoe,
iUrIis meb Senipn til oenne al bain
opretteSe Yroiesiorpoit. bill bIipe iei.
ret peo uuiperiitetet Den Site Marts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

Cbieago 3~paamarfes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Sorifieuiet.

Gn balp IiaiOu %ailaact. Or.
Speater Cannon bar aiiIoaet ct Eli.
buo ira ct 2pceitm Bureau ON en-
bolp 0tillior Dollars for at boISe 100
Soreorag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

Sper 1000 Warnc err iomIet pao
9etitioneu til Sfoleboaroet | auIeh.
ming al at iaa inotsrt Norif ipm pals.
irit Sag paa Ssiifolen | eau Claire,
ifrioer "Reiorm".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

HUrif | SpiifOleu. Der err Sannet
en- sanite flor alosie / Rorif peb sol.
folen i Storp Gin. Soma, Sroi.
aarl Sanicn, iom ~unoerpiief SeL er
8raouent ira 2utber Goleqe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Sffc itaSfUiteoe Gmbco snonGpnel.

Ter. 2perit poa 2iiteu ouer II @m.
bcoSuon9pueIier, iom Senatet life fit
Sio til at itabf9ite, er to Iegeruo-
nppnelier. Gen enc al oi5ie bar llb-
nGpnelien al %. 8. 2erpis / Boston
til asiiitant S~lttoruep 8eueral | SIT
ititSoepartementet og al Sames 6.
Hapier ira Sennesiee til Tegiitratur
/ Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

Subn y. Scnolo, en- al De leoen0e
@oraere % beOit fienOte &iebmpno /
SIanorcou e. Cat, bsoe eanife
pIuOieIi5 Den 5te Warts al 9rigbt's
9iieaie. Snotil for en- ltse iioen bar
han / attn 8irfiombeo / lin 6orret.
ming. afoobe blep noget oper 81 aar
gammel. Sou par en- al De itprIte
SorretningsmGuo paa be CRATER %
eiebe ogiaa Ell Wpngoe 2onb.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
TURKISH COMMANDMENTS Turkish People Urged to Boycott Ital
 ians in All Possible Ways

Salonika, Dec. 1-"Ten Command ments for all Turks have just been issued by the Young Turks committee of ''Union and Progress, which give an indication of the bitterness of the fight that is to be waged against the Italians for grabbing Tripoli from the helpless Orientals. The command ments are as follows:
 No goods of any kind shall be sold to Italians.
 No Turk may buy or use Italian goods or merchandise
 All Italian ships must be boycott ted.
 The speaking of the Italian language in Turkey is forbidden.
 No Turkish children shall be sent to Italian schools or taught by Italian instructors.
 No Turk may employ an Italian.
 Every relation or communication and interchange with Italians is to be avoided.
 Every Turk must exert himself whenever and wherever practicable to damage Italians as much as possible.
 Hatred against the Italians is to be
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01

Six states have the presidential pri- mary, under which the voter may d. rectly register his choice for presi- dential candidates. These states are New Jersey, Nebraska, Oregon, Wis censin, North Dakota and Texas. The vote of these states may have a mark ed effect in the National conventions of the Democratic and Republican
 parties since the moral effect ot a choice directly by the electors of state must create a strong popular bias in favor of the candidates who receive such endorsement.
 President Taft is likely to profit little by the new condition. but he has, nevertheless. given utterance to the statement that he approves Of the primary selection method. Wheth-
 CT the thought is from the heart, or
 merely a concession to public opin-
 ion in the West is an open question.
 Events have been moving rapidly in
 the West, so rapidly that Mir. Taft can scarcely fail to realize that ha is completely out of sympathy with
 .-the home folks" E%
 Declaring against the recall for
 judges. he saw the voters of the great Republican state of California put the precise recall provision into
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
CROKER ON IRELAND

Richard croker, in an interview, re- gently said:
 There is a new Ireland. There is a country that is finding itself after scores of years of struggle: It is full of wealth storedg in YitsTbosom in the form of minerals and marbles, and it's farming capacity has never been even remotely guaged.
 The land system of Ireland never has permitted it. to be intelligently farmed, and by the process of rack renting the most intelligent agricul- turists have been driven from the land, lacking power to meet the de- mands of the landlords and obtain a profit for themselves. By the same process, during a period of little more than half century, half of the pop ulation emigrated to countries where conditions were more favorable to poor. men with stout hearts, strong arms and manifold talents.
 Mr.scroker Believes, however. that tho, investment of capital industrial ly in Ireland would bring prosperity to the people. He emphasizes his position by showing that there is in Ireland some $500, ,ooo,oOo invested in such a; way that,it draws 8 very small interest. He wants to get this idle money moving. As soon as this hap r1,S I,a cave tbara xuiI1 m IopCar h., occasion for anybody to sing Come Back to Erin, Mavourneen, Mavour- aeen'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01

law to 65 per cent. of their wages while disabled through accident. 1t entities them to sue in court for dam- ages where employers neglect to come under the law, and the master will not have the advantage of the an- cient defenses of contributory negli- gence, fellow servant and risk of the business.
 Judge Wipslow in writing the opin- ion, said that it is not to the inter- est of society that the victims of in dustrial accident should become the subjects of abject poverty or the objects of begrudging charity
 Incidentally the Wisconsin decision shows that courts in dealing with the broad and general language of con stitutions, seeking to apply such lan- guage to particular matters, may reach about what conclusions they desire to reach. That is. such lan- guage in constitution means what ever the particular court elects to say it means.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01

COURSE OF LEGISLATION IN WEST SHOWS
 CHASM EXISTING BETWEEN TAFT AND PEOPLE

their constitution by an overwhelming plurality, together with the manda- tory initiative and referendum, which did not in the least enjoy his appro- val Accentuating the vastness of the gulf that has grown up between the president and the West, the con stitutional convention. called in his own state of Ohio, is expected to in dunn into the new instrument, a ma jority of the delegates being pledged to do So. and possibly the recall will be thrown in for good measure.
 There is reason for the almost jeer- ing remark in the last issue of La Follette's which says: When Pres ident Taft returns to Cincinnati to practice law, as he told his friends he plans to do, he will doubtless meet with reminders that the old or der changeth.'
 Those who read the signs intelli- gently will be compelled to admit that the presidents relations to the tar iff and the trusts may affect his po- litical fortune less adversely than his attitude to the movement toward pure democracy, which exists from the great lakes to the Pacific Ocean, not excluding, Maine. New Jersey and New Hampshire, 10 the east.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
AERIAL NAVIGATION
300 Miles-Faster Than Express
 Trains

Berlin, Ger, Dec. With the Zep- pelin aerial cruiser "Schwahen'' hav- ing just made a flight from Dussel- dorf to Berlin with 20 passengers, a distance of 300 miles, in less time than the fast express trains, and the gov ernment's acceptance of the new mill itary aerial cruiser '.Z 9'' after an en- duranee flight of 20 hours, eight houl {; of that time at an altitude of more than 2,00O feet, aerial navigation is again receiving much attention. The ''Schwaben'' has just completed it's 10th voyage and will remain at Jo- hannistal, suburb of Berlin, making two flights daily, until it is returned to Friederichshafen. A third airship of somewhat different design, the "Shutte-Lanz No. r is undergoing it's preliminary trials at Mannheim. It is 422 feet inches long and the gas bag, divided into 14 chambers, is 54 feet in diameter. Three 8 cylinder motors with a total of $50 horsepow- CT, furnish the motive power There is room for IS persons and a crew of four. It is particularly designed for military purposes and has platforms for machine guns. The new aerial cruiser cost $350,00O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
TO BEHEAD A WOMAN For Poisoning Her Child to Obtain
 $5,00O Insurance
Special from United Press

Special from United Press.)
 Chemnitz, Ger, Dec. 1-Convicted of having poisoned her IS year old daughter to obtain $5,000 insurance, Magdalena Voigt, is awaiting the ex- ecutioner. Sentence of death was passed upon the woman, who is a widow. Germany still adheres to the old medieval method of beheading persons sentenced to death, but in- stead Of an axe, long sharp sword is used. It has been some time since a woman has been executed in Ger many. A peculiar phase of the Voight case is that the woman was at the same time found guilty of arson and sentenced to ? years and five months imprisonment with fine of $75. Wheth- CT. she. will be compelled to serve that sentence before the death sentence is executed, is not known.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
THE WISCONSIN DECISION

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has taken a distinct. forward step in ap- proving the law passed by the Wis consin legislature, providing compen- sation in money for workmen injured at their employment. The court properly takes the view that the cus- toms and demands of the twentieth century are those which should guide it. rather than the musty precedents .f feudalism, from which sprang the barbarous code of master and ser vant. Wisconsin follows the Massa- :husetts court in 9, a,1lliae.sof legal req soning that may do much to recon cile the nation again to the idea that he functions of legislation may safe- Y remain among the duties of judges.
 The immediate effect of the decis-
 on is. to entitle employees of con- :erns which elect to come under the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
POPULAR STUDENTS

New Haven will hereafter be known as ..the students paradise" Recently students wrecked one of the New Haven theatres and some of them We're arrested. The newspapers Ifomptly denounced the management of the theatre aThe management apoiogized because, the playhouse had been wrecked, and offered to make restitution to any wrecker, whose clothing had been damaged. The arrested students were discharged. Now esteemed New Haven contem- porary suggests that the police ought also to apologize.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
Thr 8. M. Rtan Gnatpatns.
GHOST PLEA NOT VALID

London, Dec. 1-Tenarits of rented houses which are haunted, cannot plead ghost-walking as reason for not paying rent. A precedent has been established to this effect by Judge Harrington of the Wordsworth coun- ty court.
 William Atkinson was sued by his landlord for rent due. Atkinson claimed the house was haunted by a "grey-headed ghost" It banged on the head of his bed in the night. It slapped the daughters face. It hurled articles about the rooms. It battered through the halls and up and down stairs. It unlocked doors. The tenant was ordered to pay.
 French chalk will remove practically all grease spots from dress material
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01

That strikes terror to the entire household is the loud, hoarse and metallic cough of croup. No mistak- ing it, and fortunate then the lucky parents who keep Foley's Honey and Tar Compound on hand. H. W. Cas- selman, Canton, N. Y., says: Tt is children are troubled with croun and hoarseness, and all we give them is Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. I always have a bottle of it in the house." l.. F. Curtis. *1es
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
HEST ON EARTH

This is the verdict of R. J. Howell, Tracy, O., who bought Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for his wife. Her case was the worst I have ever seen, and looked like a sure case of con- sumption. Her lungs were sore and she coughed almost necessarily and her voice was hoarse and weak. Fo- ley's Honey and Tar Compound brought relief at once and less than three bottles effected a complete cure" l.. F. Curtis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
AN AGED PRINCE As H1rNrEe

Munich, Dec. 1-The condition of Prince Luipold, the 91-year-old regent causing anxiety The aged Prince Is passionately fond of hunting and still indulges in his favorite sport. AS he cannot move about very fast in the mountains, the deer are driven with In rifle range for him. Several days ago he bagged two fine bucks but caught severe cold which has devel- oped into bronchial catarrh
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01

Any piece of woolen wrung out in gasoline makes good duster.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01

Thompsonvil.e, Conn.-Two years ago Theodore Roosevelt, IT., accepted a lob at four dollars A week in car- pet manufacturing plant. Now ifs said he's to become superintendent of the plant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01

Boston-'T remember having ny head cut off in the French revof1- tion," declared a woman member oe the New Thought school. T was or~s q Chinanan," said another They were proving the reincarnation fhe0ry<
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01

New York-A report from prominent roadica1 men asserts that DT. Fred Fl AIIbee's experiments t0 cure hnnchbacks ny grating a part Of tfe shinbone to th spine have been rnosr successful.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
AN ALARM Ar NTCur

implanted in the hearts of Turkish children.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01
ChiIdren's $ Coats

Some, very special values in tan and red coats to be closed out The tan i11 heavy covert, the red in heavy cloak ing flannel. For ages from 2 to 6 years inclusive.
 Were originally $3.o8 to S7.5o. In four lots, $2.5O, $2.9S, S3.5O and $4.OO.
 Children s Section, Second floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-01

In the Furniture Store All Holiday will and stored for Christmas delivery Early pieces entirely exclusive and will duplicate them