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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27

yoIissi unb Coroner iinb nit elmer
untsrfaAuns o<s am GOnneritas srs
fcleten 9cbts pss 43 Sabre alien
Uaebeers Sobn NarfbalI, BON Qo.
3O7 Gliptr Gtrabs. beihGftist. Rars
fbaII mar am Tiitinoh Rdhmittds
unter Der aikrtp Strobs Bride IN
ben acnaI esfaasn unb pom osm
Yripctndfssr SenrpReiser unn sinsm
Taanne, Ramens M. Huen. non RO.
1856 Central aps., serettet poroen.
CT purbe na6 isintr MobHuns sss
braht, mo sr, fpie geiagt. am 9ons
Hsritae plosIih itarb. Der Coroner
in ner MHiiht. bab Tlorfbull iHfCIse
bes bel benz lInfoll onsgeftanoeuen
@nre6fns BON tinem 6ersfhlags ks
trofftu srurbe. 9roboem nirb Der
1on einosbkno unserInAt iptrbsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27

9as Gbepaor Sames uno Suite
See, pou Ro: 2103 Columbia Qpenus,
mahte feline Qufpartung untsr Der
4ntIags bes tbdtIiheu angriffs. 5is
parsn auf 8sranIaFuus Der Srau
mnrp McDonaln, Der N!uttsr GU
its's, per6aftet porbsH. Srau Wt=
DonaIo bsbauptsts, pon Sufie unb
beren Wunne mtBbaHbeIt rporoen gu
iein. g1i6ter 8ooe peranIaBte Die
5rau, ibrs Rlage suriit3uSishen unb
bic 4ngstlagtsn Durbeu eutIaHsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27
Spneg Jslano
ii. JrsimaHrtr iu.rbtH iIdD btut. in
oisIsm GtabIiiIsmsnt tiu Sttlle
fibsiH esbtH.

I'm bsutissn 9ass ssb1rt Gcnsp
SsIanb ben MitsIisbsrn bes Grsimnus
rerprosns. oenn beute finbet bas oiesz
idbriss picnie Der Socistp Of paIt
maitsrs Of 5amiItoR gouRtp Itatt
uno oa Der 8ersinigung iopobI Der
YlGs pis audi bic 1ampfboots toItsuz
frsi uberIafsn purosH, mar es ibnen
m0sIih. jsoem Witglieo oss 5reimau.
rsrOrbens ui6t uur bier, fOnbsrn audi
in ben benanbartsn Counties bon
SbiO unb asntutp freieH Gintritt fir
iit, Ieine Satin unn bic Rinbsr. bic
bas 20. ae6ensiabr nod ni6t srrsiht
ha6sn, 3u gsrpdbren. Susgdammt
Iinb fir Ods beutigs pienic ntft psn;s
ger als 28,O00 GtH!abtartsn gum 8srs
fanot sslaHgt.
I'm gla6mittaq tperoeH prominente
Jrsimaursr AHfpraheu halten uno auz
bsrbsm 1T stn 9aisbolfpisI spiTheu
ben pormaIisen uRo esssHtpGrtiseH
geamtsu porssisben, pdhreno De-
Qbeno cine 9aubeoiGs goritelun9
brtust, in pelher nur 5reimaurer
mittpirten. pdbreno als Sberleitsr
6srr DiQiam :. Bauer funsirt. Die
so Ttann ftorte gtaionic gano miro
unter Der geitung BON Or. Summer
tpn3srtirsn. 9sIsgsHtlih oes beutissn
gicnics piro aud gum eriten Usale
bas nsue Dip tbe Dips in Sstris5
geIeBt tperoen.
Die gsssHndrtigsn 9samten Der
5ocistp OF qait MGitsrs iiup: prdfi-
bent. Thomas 81. 5tstpart; 8i5sprds
iioentsn: u. g. Rsinausr. u. 8. 9obs
unb SobnSootis; Shasmeiiter, 5enrp
g. Wi6is uno Sstretdr, Sames u.
Ramiep. Die 9ampfsr rGuteH" uuo
vgrineeb" perben am 8ormittag I'M
bdIb sebn unb um elf ltbr pom Jus
bes groaotpap abfabrsn, fpdhrenb bic
abfabrtsseitsH fir ben Reft oes 3ages
tpis foIst Iino: / llbr, bulb brsi llbr,
pier uhr, hdIb feds llbr. iiebsn rHo
uht ll6r QbenDs.
4m Sonntds nimmt betanHtlib bic
rsguldrs Saifou auf Gonep SsIans
ibren Anfanq.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27
Jnipi3irt
MHrSsa gsifra bic yoliseiitafipHeH
sab Syriteabdaier bard bic
jfaesideH Sessrben.

gins AHsabl it6ntif6er @eamttn.
nit Wsabor Gnipnb an Der Split.
nabm seftern Die jdbrlide 5nlpstiion
osx fammtii6en poIiSsiftattOneu uno
Spritenb6ufn Dor uno oiefs 5nfpets
iirn bebnte ii6 Hatiirlid aud anf bic
siifsIi6 siRsemeinoeten OrtInGften
aus. fobob bic 3errtn iia burb BEN
Niigsngdkin papon absroeuetn fcfstls
ten. ipos In ben betreffenoen Grti6ufs
ten NIT Hesug duf sytuets uuo poliseis
fhub Roth ibui.
Chne 5roee usrbsn biHnsn Rurs
gem potistiIsotiOnen In Sapler pari,
mi. Wdfbinsson uno College 6in oufs
gsfiihti ipsrbsn unb dubsroem pirD
aum kiRs poliseiiiation in 4nDt pors
ssfrlnFdt, ipdbrenb Gpribsnbduftr tn
Arorbcis unb auf price bin Hotbiuens
bis iinb. auber0sm in anserest ipors
ben, an Gftae Der gegenipdrtigtn pos
lia<iIfation ouf 1pdinut 1ills sintn
glfAbdu nnfsufiibren. AtIer Mnbr.
lGeinIiHssit nn@ ntrb perfuht iptrs
ben. bic n5s6ieen G<lnsr burh cine
srpBr Hcnbentiifion ,u i6afftH, bic
nntirliM porbkr pon ben Gtimmesbrn
gensbmist lp<reen Hiub.
Mn Der Jnfpettionstour nabmsn bic
iclpsnhen 6errsn 9bsil: WlnpDr
Empcb, Decentralization Gtosi
Small. y3oIiEihef Jodfon. Snfpesior
Grimm. 6tusrncbr6f ArhibdIb.
6tassmdrindII 1nnisr, Si0btsNubis
tor Grnh Don Horgsn. 3ipilDitniiiom,
friI6r 80. aittIfcrb. laprtncs Gems
itf. 6sr G<trttdr Der 3ipiIoisnitbs6Srs
bs. Rupitdn GoHndn pom HtrguHgAs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27
(GingsfaHot.)
Cur Sabnieier.
9sebrte Reoattion

9esbrts Reodttion.
Mtit gsrsnissu leTs ih ioeben oGs
Ginaefanbt ees ,9srmuntcus". 5eIue
9riinbs, tparum bic Subufsisr Don je@
psm 3eutiheH, Der strpas auf feine
oeutfhe abftammung uno bic Grruna
gsnIdaften Der Deutihsn hdlt, befu1t
rperpsu Ioate, itno gerpib re6t sinIsuhs
teno, bod mo6ts ih Sie bitten, mir
3u geitotten, pisielbsn bura eiuiss
peiters tpittias SriiRoe au ersdn5en.
Die Surnsrsi 1T uitt nur cine edit
eeutihs Snititution, IouberH ss gie6t
audi umgetsbrt tsine SHititutipu, bic
oas beutihs Wefsn 10 terporragenb IN
Ii1 pertOrpsrt tpte bic 5urnerei: 3iels
bstpubtIsiu, 5pftem, gnsrgie, Selbits
pertrauen ano auspauer iino, nebit
psm Sinn fir oas Sh6ns uua Cute.
bic giesuihaftsn, Die ourh Die 2urHss
rel geForbsrt rperoen. Rehuet man
toasu nod bic 9flsge oes oeutihsn Stes
bes uno Der beutiheu Sprohe, 10 rub
man 5ugebsn, Dag tein Utittel 10 ees
sigr4t uno berufen 1T, Die Nelt sl
sermonifren, reTp. 3u besinfluffeH, fpis
oerase bic 5urnerei. Wau beahts ben
uuterInieo 3piihen oem otuti6eR
5urnen uHo bem amsrituniiheu Atb-
letenthum: Dus SurneH foroert bic
gnfrpidlune Der Sugenp gu geiuHbtn
unb tiidtigen Mdrtnern unn Sruusn;
oie mocsrns 4thlstit mant aus ben
jungsn 2euteu, bic iih ibr srgsben,
aarrituturen zines Renihsn. Sas
Surnsn h6lt ben URnihsn ssIuno uno
qeltntie bis ins hobe 4ltsr; Der at6s
let muB isiuen Sport friib3sitig an
Den Ragel hdnsen. penn sr iiberbuupt
am asben bIeibsn min. Die Sahufsisr
foll nun cine auuoeebuHs 81 6un'ten
bisier 8orsiigs Der Surusret feiH. 4ber
Tie lit mebr ais ods: lie io(l audi ben
groben GeutIhsn feierH, Der, OpH gIis
henoer 8uterlanosliebe ourhoruHgeH,
feline sdnSe araft pardu feBte, oem
oeuffnen 8oIte iein Selbftpsrtrautt
uno ieinen WanRssmutb pteper 81 ges
BEN. Mo er aucb isiu mohts, benubte
er ieos iih bieteupe gelegenheit. fir
feline 5aGe su tpirisn. 2lIs gutriptsn
unp propheteu fenn3eihnen ibH fcls
aenoe Mcrte, bic sr in ods 5renoeHs
bun Der Wdrtbura sintrug. sSm Sabre
1914 idrisb er: .Grpbes III sefhebsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27
I'm Mt. 9luburn
SslltH meme aiiersReisrpOirs gebant
meroeH.

Nt. Qubilrn oiirfts in ni6t aLlsus
fsruer 3sit nsue WoiisrrsisrDoirs err
bdlten. 4rbeitsDirs.tOr 5unomatsr
unb Daiiertperts Supsrintsnbsnt
eaiolap batten in Der ausslegen6eit
stitrn cine ldnstrs RoHfsrsn. uno oas
Refult1t mar. bab 5srr 2ailap ben
anftrda erbieIi. beiaiQirts glGne fir
bi. nsuen R.ferpoirs oussuarbeitsn
unb su unterbrtiten, lDOrauf bdnn bic
n6ibieen. peitersn S6ritts sstbun
tperoen follen.
Die seeentpGriieen RsisrDoirs babsu
Fh bereits felt serdumsr 3eit uis oDIs
lie unsursihenh erfpisisn unb fie Iols
len oab<r burh er6bsr. R.ieruoirs srs
iest fperben. bic aIlsr Dabriheinlids
lett mad in Der Ra6bari6dft Don BiI.
linston place erri6tst nsroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27
Z. 8. .. i.

9as 5eam Der SumboIot 2oss go.
274 perdnitattst am 28. Ulai I'm Mcus
hattdn Bart, GeoQmsrtIle, stu Surrts
lisnfeit uno 9icnic. Do8u StosrmdnH
frsunolithft einssIaoen 1T. 8as apms
mittee bat bic Arrangements 81 oiefem
Ssefte nit sr0bter Sorgfalt sstroffen,
um isbem 8sfuner, jung uno alt, ess
nuBreihs StunDen su beretteu. giir
quite Tsufit nHo Grfrifdunasr isb.r
Dirt, Totpis fir ssniigenbe GurDerbins
bung III beftsns aefOrgt Berihiebens
SpieIe finben Ttutt. BEL ipsIben sntfprss
henbe prsif, pertbeilt tperbsE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27
Mms ben, asOli5eiseritbt.

Sam Mbite uno Nm. 5lOpsrs Daa
ren Dor sinigsn 1aasH pdbrsno zines
5aHspsrsHiiesns in bsm 5auie Ro.
43l Wtft 8. 5trabs iibsr Die 3unsts
auna eines Ui1hheus In Streit geraz
tbsn, ipeIter auf benz Seimrpege forts
seieBi fpurbe unb in siHs piiits asilerei
dusartete. mhiie, ipelher ppn feinem
Repolper G<btnu1 gemoht bate. MUIR
be ssitsrn sn 80 Hagen arbeitsbaus.
$50 unb Rotten perurtbeiIt. rpdhreno
giopers NIT 20 5asen arbsissbous
nappHtam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27

siss ser ,.Rsss" iibr BIZ, ,Piraten",

Rad Der itrenuoisn 4rbsit in ben
bier 0ftlihen Gtdbten Der Rdtionuls
Gisn unb nad5 Der trThOpfenoeu
Rahtrsiis auf Der giIenbabn trdfsu
unIere ~R,bs" unb bic .giratsn" ees
fern WprseH tobnuoe uno abeebst
IN piitsburs 5u einsm 3fpsitdsigsH
Rdmpfe NIT chamber elm.
Giir bic vReos~ bebisntsH Smith
uno Glarte ods Geihiis gessH 4oGms
uro GibfOu fir bic GegHsr. 4odms
tDuroe I'm 9. Gangs nnrh 5srrp abses
loft. Smitb srIehigts Fib isinsr aufs
sabe IN brilantsr Meiis uno mar
ietnsm Gsgner Aoams tpeit iiberIeaeu.
gr psriheRfte nur siHen JreipoB gss
gen pier Der beiben aeaneriihen
G6lenberer. auf beieen Seiten purs
on ie 4 quftfdd!er 3ur gout eeiaHot.
Die Rtos ma6tsn 8 9reFfsr sessn 8
uno 2 syeblsr gtgen febIerIoits SpisI.
lntere 5unesns sspaHnen ous SpisI.
neil Iie ausno bmspeiie eiHmal pom
GIii6 tsgiinftigt UuroeR. Smith,
Bates. SoblibeQ uub Ulit6ea parsn
unfsre beften GdIdosr. Dds Spiel
perlief pbn. bsiOnbere iutersFants
3lpifnenfdlls. IS krrihis cine in
itniipe oibs uub Die 3ui6autr uno
ettbIefsn tpdrsa frob, als bas Spiel
3u gHbs mar. aIeirL nno 9onIs fun
sirien als Sdi.esrihter.
Rsiultat ber eefrtgsH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27
asa,esf il YtsmIr ysrf.

in BEN bsIisbtsH yb1Hty Bari an
Der Spring GrDpt. ndbe IaisntlI aIbt.,
fiHseg psn iett an Eonntaas HoR5trie
Nost, sins Ginvihlune, bic Ii1erli& %.
III bsitrdgt. Die pspularitdt bifTts
Gtnblihtnlenis ~ sr911sa. Dns rife
Xsa3srt finbst an Soansoe, 28. Ilai.
Hait. Orr 9atpb aoiImsg 1at ii1 auf
fueten Hsfn@ einosri&tek
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27

gbieago unp Ct. Gouis ipielieE sss
fern nidi. neil iis iih auf Der 5stms
rtiis aus otm Often beianoen.
6sute Qa6mtttas stDeites SpisI
Der Seris sipiihsH sRtbs" unb .gis
rotsR@ In pittsbute. RAD hem
5pisle rtiien bstoe Alubs nod Gin
einnati gum SOnHtdssipiel ab.
Rpbert Reefs, Der Beirut unieres
Gh!sut<rertorps gefpdnn In bem leg
ten Gpiele ber Ssrie nit ben mdhtis
aen .Rieien- isinen pitrisH Sies,
irGhrenb unfsre srprobtsn 0etsransH
Dsta Cullen, ;yromme uTc Guspar I'm
Rnupfe NIT nisisn aHb aubtren Gsgs
ntrn nur RisberIagen erlitten. Susss
unb aeefe ifeinsH unfert einsiger
Gnlsubersr 5u feiu. btnen sutellnters
ftiibunG ieitens Der anoeren Spieler
TIM 1eIne su sbei! Diro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27
aRatifs orrira,.

Uaatiee SertHss,
Setss ealat.cd 25e pet EHart, 9oe fnsl.sGaIAe
&eEFh @tiElsE
sS3 gast G. SH. si0. blum UHe SRutral 1be.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-27

Itr.d.rin BON Gbas. Gintbsr: GruRb-
sisenibum $1,000.
qiasie %. Stearns uno Wm. y.
WlereDiib finb seitdmeR!sponItre6f
Don gibeon y. a,almer; perfonaIim
$40. 900. GraHDsieenthum SAG. 900.
Sophie goppe III Ssitamentsnolls
itrs6erin BON gbas. poppe; Grunoeis
ssntbum $26. 600.
Die Central gruit anb Safe Ges
pofit 60. III 7sfiamsnispolIft lIftrederiu
unb 1ruites pon Warp Derter; perfos
nalisn $4,000.
Barbara 6. Gmsrlon III Rahlabs
psrnoltertn bon Come &. Gmsrfrn; /;
perionaIien 5000.
Bertha WottbeiD in RoblabDtripnIs
term pon Grant TsatibeD; perfoHa.
lien $1,000.
ilortnes Tl. Goipb In Ra4labDsrs
ipalisrin BON Jns. q. TciDe: psrios
naIien 1926.
Der psri0nli6s Rahlab bts 5cmts
ainnie betrGst $46S75O; ntrisnies
Der Waarp alberi $1260.
Ulorgdret 9. Rein III Ra6lGbptz.
iD0Iierin BON 8rousb G.Rsllp; Grunbs
sigsntbum $4,000.
Wtrf6ie6snts.
glapton u. Reglfarp tlnate cine
Gorbsruns aber $500 sssen y. Hrooss
.ein.
Woncn Misbp. Der en- 8. Gepisms
Der 1908 on Der 8. Hnb Gpeomors
Etrake pon tiutm Automabil ess Gias
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-23
CAN'T SOUFFLE
 AMERICAN POTATOES
Henri

1t positively can't be done. Henri Manet is authority for the statement. You cannot successfully souffle Amer fcan potatoes, but must use French ones. Henri Mamet ought to know.
 He halls from Burgundy and is Lord High Priest of Culinary Mysteries at the Cafe Martin. He has attempted to souffle potatoes of every national 1ty, size and color. If you dispute the matter with him, he will send you in an American grown potato With a yellow skin, and a potato grown in the sunny province of Cham pdgne with delicate pink skin. Ac- companying the potatoes will be one of the head walters, who will explain something like this:
 "Ah, no! no! you cannot! It is very delicate matter. There is too much water in American potatoes. Souffle, they came out too dark. Blackl black!''
 And makes a gesture of despair.
 When Henri Mamet's decided stand on this matter was brought to the at tentfon of Arthur B. Stiwell, president of the American Land and Irrigation Exposition, who has donated a thous- and. dollar silver cup as prize trophy, to be awarded at the show for the pc6C 6XHDII or marKoLaDIe potatoes grown this year, the latter bore up very well under the blow. He pointed out that there are several other ways of eating potatoes besides inflating them as if they were balloons, and that many of these have been even more popular than soufHe potatoes. So far there have been no entries of French grown potatoes for the prize cup, but MT. Stflwell is content that VI a i(s 1Jriv v,f 1o ta1 1,1 Ia American potatoe-if Henri Mamet is rfphf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-23
NIuIIFIED.

The other day there was stor. about a woman who laughed so fart at one of her husbands jokes tha she died. This was made the subjec of light philosophical comment in va rious quarters. Several theoretical ex plantations were offered, the principa suggestion being that women appar. entity possessed keener sense of hu- moF than they had been credited with or that undoubtedly this particular woman was merely illustrating the loyalty of good wives, her violent mirth being in no way a symptom o1 her faithful desire to please her hus- band with her appreciation and en- courage his belief in his own talents as a racOnteur.
 Now the possible theorizing on the feminine sense of humor and the loyal good nature of wives in general pro- vided by this unusual episode has its nullifying counterpart in another story. Day before yesterday a Brook lyn man laughed himself to death over a story told by his young daughter Providence Journal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-23
POINTS OF INTEREST.

Judge Fur Wearables Before Buying. We have been established for the past fifteen years in the Arcade, and have catered to most particular If you have been thinking of buying a fur wearable that will last for many years, we suggest that you give our line a thorough investigation. The assortment. the various imported and domestic skins and really the best values for the money. We make furs to order that will be hard to find for the money and will wear for many years and satisfaction will be assured and your personal wants will have my personal attention at all times. Call on me, the first opportunity you have We repair and redress furs in the most satisfactory manner. l.. H. Remiz, 34 P. O. Arcade
 Fur Our Talk.
 Have you ever taken into consider ation that we study the personal re- quirements of every customer? Do you realize that if you buy your fur wearables from the maker you can save money, and get the latest dic- tates and the best wearing quality furs at most attractive prices. Our fur show has been attended by large, happy throngs every day, the styles shown, the large complete stock, the skins known for their good wearing qualities. perfect workmanship also must be considered. If you want a fur that has the above qualifications and know that experts have made to order just what you would like, come to the Model and judge for yourself that here is where you will be satis- fled. We repair and remodel, alter furs into the latest style at very mod crate prices.
 Wages Increased.
 It has been said and is true s'Knowl- edge is Power" If you know more than the other fellow and can apply your knowledge it means more money on pay day. Books on plating, tin smithing, carpentry, engraving, paint ing, plumbing, brick laying, masonry, and kindred subjects are found at Jackson's Book Shop, 9S6 Main street. A new lot dealing with most every subject. They are open for inspec- tion, so drop in and look them over. Don't you think it would be a good thing to buy @ book for small sum of money and increase your wages It is worth looking over, anyway. Be sure when you are in and ask for Houghtaling hand book of informa- tion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-23
1t Is Time to Think
 About a Southern Trip For the Winter

TIhero is nothing so enjoyable and restful as trip SOUTH. We do not mean the Southern States exclusively, but to Cube and the West Indies as fweIl. We can ticket you through to these points with any number of side trips for the lowest possible price, and OH the finest line that covers this ter ,ri.Ofy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-23
PADS AND FASHIONS

Many of the new skirt models are in overskirt effect, some being edged with fringe. The drop skirt is uSual- 'Iy of satin or velvet.
 Many of the new street and auto coats have their collars and cutfs trimmed with velvet, corduroy, ratine, bengaline. braid or satin.
 In spite of the fact that lace frills were so widely distributed last sea- son they are again featured to a sur- prising extent for fall and winter.
 It becomes more and more appar- ent that plain fabrics are to be the favorite of the fall and winter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-23
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

Supply Just the ingredients needed the natural action of the kidneys and | bladder: Specially prepared for back | ache, headache, nervousness, rheu- matism and all kidney, bladder and urinary irregularities. F. B. Brill, Curtis Pharmacy. *135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-23
Notice

For forty-fve years we havo been Contracting business at the eame oAo location, corner of Main and Jonn Streets, Bridgeport, Conn.,, and ou! Fffvate Bank has been estabhsne0 there continuously. We have received and paid out on demand without no- tice millions of dollars of money oe- posited with us and VIC continue co receive. m1neyf subtec& .Sto depositOrs check 6e Eight, on which we allow three per cent. per annuln,. credi!e0 Q eaoh account monthly. We solicit the accounts Of individuals, business men. firms and corporations, and elI who want Q bank account where they and leave 1t for one day, y,one week, one month or one year, and draw interest on 1t for any time 1t is left with us: We g1ve to tho business our careful perooDal atfention as the oldest firm of pEfvate b6ckefs in this state.
 T T. WAT00N a, Nn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-23
FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY
 VS. HOPELESS CASE

Hon. Ark. J., E. Freeman says: "I had a severe case of kidney trouble and could not work and my case seemed hopeless. One large bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured me and have never been bothered since. always recommend it." F. B. Brill, Curtis Pharmacy. s135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-23

E1bo Euf, France-Crazed with grief because of the failure of an experi- ment on municipal ownership of the local gas plant, Myer Moghaul shot himself to death.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-24
FIGHT 0uLOR|MER
IsN0WFLIBUsTER
Senator Beveridge Resumes Speech
To Prevent Vote Which Would
Favor Illinois Man.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.--Deyelop.
ing into an apparent filibuster. the
struggle to eliminate william Lori
Hfer. Of IIlinois <SrD1h the United
States. was resumed by Senator Bev'
eridge. (Rep.s md shortly after that
body convened today.
All effort by Burrows, (Rep., Mich.)
to fx time for, voting, failed. After
much discussion of the situation, Vice
President Sherman said: Il think a
senator may talk into the air or at
the air as long as he pleases."
During the lunch hour, the senate
was almost deserted, but the galleries
were still filed. Repeated roll calls
were enforced to produce quorums,
only five senators having been pres
ent at ;45 o'clock. II was practical
ly admitted that as the senate stood.
here was a majority In favor Of Lori
Ger and his opponents hoped to force
he issue into an extra session. Pleas
Z Senator Hale that the great appro-
,riation bills were being blockedhand
hat night sessions will be necessary
II next week, went unheeded.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-24
ADVERTISING TALKS.
WRITTEN By
WILLIAM G.. rREEMAN.
No. SGT.

Many a merchant thinks he
CANNOT AFFORD to adver.
tise when he looks at the BIG
SPACE used by big advertisers,
He forgets that those same big
advertisers had TO start in a
small way-had to creep before
they walked.
No man should be discouraged
about starting advertising in a
small way. 1t is the only way
he should start, and it will pay
For example:
Two advertisers started using
TWO-INCH advertisements in
two newspapers in a big city
some twelve years ago.
The advertisements ran three
times a week, and they paid foy
position. Their announcements
always appeared on the same
page, and THEY WERE THERE
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times FOUND FREE
FROM UNCLEAN
ADVERTISING
Expert Appointed by Adcraft Club
To Investigate Produces 80
Nasty" Samples Taken From
Other Detroit Papers.
Tells Of Case Where Woman, Relying
On Printed Endorsement, Uses
Nostrum, Death Resulting.

Horrible examples" OF the class OF
advertising permitted in Detroit news.
papers, with the exception OF The
Times, were shown by r. G. Banker.
Of the Campbell Advertising service.
In an educational meeting OF the Ad-
craft club, Thursday night. The
Times alone was found to be above
criticism.
Mr.. Banker was appointed two
weeks ago to see whether the adver-
tising carried in the Detroit papers
was Of class to be discouraged. He
exhibited 80 samples in the meeting.
Thursday night. OF these. 10 We're
medical Advertisements, nine OF which
we're voted fraudulent by the club
members present. Ten were illustra-
=tions OF such nature that by vote
OF the members. II was decided that
they were not fit to go into the homes.
The other 10 were specimens OF fake
newspaper clippings and advertise
ments arranged TO resemble news.
In the medical class, Mr.. Banker
pointed out mothers remedy"
which he said had. to his own knowl-
edge, caused the death of young
woman who relied upon II because OF
newspaper advertisements.
Mr.. Banker told the members that
The Times was the only daily In the
city free from such advertisements.