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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
llrucItr prpr(brn.
UOnUtrnrur gSiliOn i'll NtinnC=
iOta.
GinfnbrurrbOt gtgcn Sauaii.
Gin grHrrOicS japanii6es
Ori6ruf,
SaS bis aui bic SnOdell
iOrrnptr gltlautic Gltp.
GnOe 0rs SatbOlitcuta9es.
Gunutnt Der SOo SSraops I'll
gSiulipeg.
6eiau9eae &ebeueu.
Sentihe 6eihiiBe linO iibtr=
legen,
Siderbeit Sur Set.
Siderbeit Sur Set.
8silisn in Wsinneiuta.
Ct. 9SanI, Wtinu., 19. Sept.

Ct. Eaul, Wtlnn., l9. Sept
@puuerneur @oOorpw @iIiOn freu5te
om Mlttne sum erIten Wtal ben 3rie9ss
pfno 3. 6ooleueIts, oils er eine &eibe
pon &eoen bier uno IN WtinneapoIls
belt. glm Nbeno fubr Der oemotratiibe
Observation-Disclosures nadb @bicaao
uno 3etrcit fpeiter uno erflGtie iih
b0dlihlt befrieoist iiber BEN entbuiids
Itiihen @mpfnn9. Der ibm BON Der BEE
pOterun9 bereitet uuroe.
Die Sauptreoe 6eS cages bieIt @Oup.
@iIion auf einem JfaIenplab I'M 9ies
Iioensoiertel BON Ntinnenpolis, in Der
er empbatil6 ertldrte, onB Die rationale
&nmposne feline peri0nlide lei. iOnoern
ouf Yrinsipien berube. @r SOllte 9SrG'
iioent 9aft boben 3ribut uno erfannte
aub rIdbnltIos an. oaB in Der Hlatt'
form Der &oolepeIt Hnrtei Elnnten
entbolten Seien. bic jeOen. bem bas
DifentIihe @obl ON 9erSeu liege, nit
@snustbuung erfiillen miiiien. Sb Die
prosreliipe Ynrtei 6u9egen in Der Sage
isin fpsroe. uenn erpdblt, Die in Der
8lottiorm eemadten Teripre9ungen
Sn baIten. lel cine anoere 5ra9e.
glm glbeno iprnh Der @ouuerneur
i'm auditorium. bas bis auf ben lesten
Hlnb pOn elmer begeilterten Wtenge
beIebt mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20

ihmoreHen Su uerantporten bdben wlro.
Sehsbunosrt neue 5dGs iiuo iur oieien
9ermin bereits gebuht; oaSu tommen
Smeibunoert Die pen oem Iebten 2er'
min bis Sttober uertaet ipuroeu. uuo
iipelbunoert peitere Die npd in 6duoen
Der SpcjialanuGlte oeS 6eneraInnpaIts
Ino uuo Die ebsniaas nod I'M Gttobers
termln Su erleOisen limb. insgeiammt
runo tauisuo; III allen oieisn SaIlcn
banoeIt eS iib I'M perbotsues @Iids
ipieI. SnItsn pOn SpleIbbaen oosr I'M
8nbIbetrll9erelen
Die 3ahI Der pab.berehtister @in'
wObuer Der Stdot betrasi runo Sebn'
tauleno. uno BON ben tduieno
9IusetIaaten iinO etWa adtbuucert Wtdn'
uer. Der 6elt 8rousn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
SOOrsi6ntttII.

glbr0bam Der ;idbriee Spbu
NbyObam, Sobu Scr 5dmlIie ". 9bras
bom POL Slat Strait, muroe am
@lonta8 9Ibcno udbrenO ibu liine
Nmter asraoe euttieioGte um ibu ms
Selt 81 brlu9sn, an9ebIih pou eintm
NN}ltlo9 beuoien. unO fel eniieelt
lener Wtmter in Ole 2lrme. Tds amo
bate Dan Tag aber wie gewobnIjh nit
letucn @cilbrten aeipitlt uno crit am
NbenO betIn9te CT iib iiber Shmerien
IN Der Seite. Gjn 10 poBlIher Zoo 1T
bet Slnoeru cine groBe SeItcubelt. Gas
8egr0bniB mar am Niltnpcd
Nprn Sm 0nule leiner Gohter,
iSrau SuIle Yelaer. 1921 Slo 4. Str.
itarb GIN Wiutwoh 2lbenS an glIterss
belAueroeu Elm alter uno bemSbrier
Burger p0u gn SroHe, 6r. Solepb
0pru. @r erreihte Elm Mlter opn SO
Sabren uno itlmmte aus UeutihIdno
Sbn ilberIebsn du6er Der 3otter Elm
Sphn. Garl 0orn, bier. Nlit Grn.
porn 1T ein bspdbrter Mdnn pon unS
gelfleOen. Selt a. Sdbren bat er
gSobl uno gSeb nit uns getbeiIt. uuo
Vile iuerOen lbm Elm lebenoeS Nuoen'
Ten bewabreH. 9l0se er idnit ruben.
Mad - 6ran Glen Ntarp Mad.
327 gtoro Q. StroBe. ltnrb I'M gIltsr
oon 62 Sobren. elne 3uhter binters
lnheuo. Sic wuroe in @ttrid be-
ltnttet.
GOladn ~ Ter 5amilie @m. Gols
gan, 5l3 @nleoOninltrnbe. puroe ibr
orei Wiondte aIleS 9Dhterhen 5srn
ourd oen lob sntriiisn. @s ipirO am
Samitos BON Der Ct. Sdmes.airde
aus beltattst.
Sn 5ou6 gu Sac itarb Sr. . E
gSltt Sbeppdro, friber bier an'
idiiis. 81 mlrO pom 6oule ieiuss
SruOsrs. s2G Sasoritrabe. aus bsute
6reitog oui Dem Campbell 6rie6bOfe
beerOi9t
Su Caledonia oriben itnrb 6rnu
Warp Slu9, Die @attin uon 0rn.
GeinbOlo Slug. eine 3ohter BON 6rn.
unO 5rnu gtic. gtirisn bon Der Ct.
Splepbs &io9e. Sic tunr 81 Sabre
alt uno piro betrnusrt uOn Dem
8dtten, filni IOdtern unO eineuI
SObn.
Sn etnem bieiigen SpitaI itnrb Sobu
g8. NitenS pOn 8irOqua. SO Sabre
aI' 8os Be9rdbnib fonO in TirOauO
itntt.
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VieIe uOn Same sctricbcu

,Seoes Sobr merben n UieIen Z bsiIeu
6es qauoes 1ouisr iniolgs uou
6uien uno 9uugtuH,n p uou uauie
qetrieten. 5reunoe uno tltdit b.elbeu
Surut. ipdbr.no lene nod nnosreu
9ljmateu onimahsu llein otes 1T
toiiyelje uno nidt iHmr iuUerIniiig.
Sine beiiere y uro 8elie bte gtrt
uuo 8eiie uon fluu Ui1Hs uou Gsuien
III II. Sting s 9.ew 2 oOerp }u &C.
brauAsn uno iit su 5ps Ju iuriyeu
6teiben Sie esa0t te Iba
,5reuuoen m6 ustuE >ie olg'e Ulra
ia6lhe UifofH uno Ynnseis
biiauroen iinsmr u0uuns nao
ot, g.iuuoba t1a H T1a Hit.
alu bu 6uaea mi9eu s
ausnja 8uua uh.uteu ur6 iar
uunos guugau u @atru Seatr
50l un5 Al aEaihe stofs.
t3agautrt pln &. 1tbatt epniha'.r
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
Ter antbpIitcmtas lit becncet.
TuIeoo, Ohio, l9. Sept.

Ter 9atboIiteniag lit yoriiber. lie
Nllt9lieoer oes 3enrolpereins r0mild5s
fatboliiher oeutiher Yerejie ,udhIten
fir ocn ndfitidbri9en &ericmmIun9s'
plat @ufialo, u. y. Ger 81 Sdbs
restpnuent iuurbe oann nit Der gSabI
iolaenoer &oritan0smit9IieOe 9eibIois
fen:
Splcpb Grep, g}em 9ort. Grddoent;
Midael @irten. Chicago. 1. &Bes&rde
iloent: @eter s Msttler. GpIeoo. :.
YBes9raliOent; Z. E. 3uenemaun,
St Saul torreip mO 5mau5'Setres
tar; 9loplpb SueB. St. 9onis. protos
foairanoer Setretdr; 2Iu9uit Wluetbing.
@opinaton. au.. Sddbmetiter.
Der geihlits'ubreHoe &usihuB
lhlieBt iolgenoe AlitiaIieoer eiu; SEQ.
Sflsle, N}inneiota, j. Z. 5aul9aber,
9lereluno; 6ep. Charles EhieIe. II.
g8apne. unO 8ep. 9 Jlueiiin8, g'ss
brdsfd.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
@oup. S9ilicn's 6eSctrur.

Chicago, II. Sept.
@ouu. @iIiou beiuhte AM MOntag
Ohio uno Snbiana uno belt pom Der
IIatform isiues 3uaes aus segsn
SiuOIf &eOen. in benen er sessu Die
fruits lpsios uno erfIGrte. Snb ieis
ner 9lniidt nadb Die &ssieruns Der
Ser. Stnaien iid niemals baour6
uOu Der Gontrone une Ssm Ginau6
Der 4ruhs emnnsipiren~ soHne, peau
iie Die Obsrauiiidt iiber 'fs aasaben
piiroe.
2lm 9iddmittoe fam Der @oupernenr
in 9bico9o an, 100 ieiu &nseu ioiort
on ben Bug Der @ortbmsitsrn'8abn
unsebdnst nurbe. 6er furj na6 6 llbr
nab SiOur Gitp, Sa, uub SiOur ,saIIsi
g. q. nbfubr Sn oisien Slnoten
itebsn fir beute Siuei 9sOsH aui oem
GroQrdmm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
Sin iapnniibcS @eihcuf.
Gan ,5ranci5cp, Sal, 10. Sepl

Gan ,5ranci5cp, Sal, 10. Sept
Sapauihe apmnjiidre iilr ole inter-
notloucle Gandmas&nific. 2lusielluna
in San 6rancisco I'M Sabre 1918 ba'
ben ebt oen @laB ilr oas ltdnoi9e 2luss
itelluug49ebduoe ons9euablt, oda Die
iapaniihe 6eaierung nnIdBIidl Der Muse
ltelIung gum @eihent ma9en nil; oas
@ebduoe, MT oem eju 9rOBer @arten
perbnnoen iein ipl, miro nit elnem
Soiteuauiwauo uon elmer WIiuion 9oI'
lars bergeitelt. Der sepdbIte &InB
beiinoet iib aui elmer pom 9cngreB
ausoriidlid fir oielen 3ped sur &ers
fiigung eeiteaten Stege oes Yreiiolo.
Der Ntlliarre eruatlOu bel Gan 6rans
CISCO.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20

tit bctnnut caB Die @emien iid mit
grcBcr 1aplerteit 9esen Die Noler Web'
,eu Die jbTeu ibre Sungeu entrei6en
woIlcu. Meiit erei9nsn hb oieie @dmpie
abieltS uOn Den bsaansenen @esen oes
G'ebir9es. 10 od5 Der Menlh nur islten
3uihouer piro. Die glelpler beobad1s
teieu, luie in tnum 30 Wietern @ntiers
uung ucn ibnen Elm dbIer sipei @emlen
nngrllf. Die beiOen alten @emien ltnne
ben nit ibreu Suu9en in ben 6sllsn.
uno Der Noler, elm m6btises ansges
mdhleneS @rempIdr, SOg iiber ibnen
Ieue 8reile uno ltiirSte nit geitr6ubtent
6iefiOer nuf lie ~. um lie nit ,5liIasIe'
un0 ShnnbelblsbsH unihdolicb ~ mas
den. Die @eisieu aber bielten Stnno
Sic ltellteu lidl pdgssHo oeS 3nmpies
lortwdbrenO auf Die 6laterbeine, wdhs
reno iie nit Den iharieh. sebogenen
60rneru geseu Den NoIer Ittrsen nno
ibm itarf bluteuoe Wuuoen beibr ahten-
Die lun9en @emisu orGnsten iif bart
eeaeu Die glIten uno perrietber ibre
Nn9lt ourt lautes Sbreien. eange
odusrte Der Snmpi @noIid boltr Ser
Sur bohlten Buth gereiSte Itarte @smss
bod Su eiuem eutideIosuben StoB nus
uno brahte luh benz doIer cine grOSe
g9unoe in Die Brult BET. bic i'm tompf.
unidbia mahte. @S aeb6rt ~ BEN
grobsn SsIteuheitsn, OnB @emlen sseen
Die uiel itdrteren uub bsKer betuaifnsten
gloler SIe9er bIeibsn.
Ridt uur Die @'smieu leiIten oem Nos
Ter erfolsreibeu BiOsrltdnO. Beim
BistidbOrn in aauiou 8dlliS beobOfs
tete Elm glelpIsr. tpie elm NSIer einen
Ser9iuhs OauU utrus; ct iob ibn an Ell
nem iernen Huutte uieoerseben. oper
uidt wieOer ouifliessu. gteusisri9 ere
tIsttsrte er am ndditen 2dsr Rue S.sIle
uuo iauo ben NoIer toot nit burhsss
bliienem 6nls. pom Subs oOgseen feline
Sp I.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
~ Mdnncr, iueihe @rfoIg has
ben

nls Qetter sroBer llnternsbmun9en.
ituo Wldnner pon 9roBer Gner9is. Grs
folg beutsutage perlaugt Seluuobeit
qeiOeuo 81 ieiu 1T gleihbeoSutsno nit
;fiasto. 81 1T obo!me 3horbeit ron
eiuem O1onu iih nit eiusm ihwodeu.
ob9efaderteu, balbiebsnoi9en ,3uitauo
berum;uihleppen, psru tbm electric
g}itters~ in tur3er 3eit pieosr aui Die
8eiue bilit. ,9ier 5loidsn tbatsu
mir msbr rihtig gut, ais irgenoeine
anosre Uteos.n. oie it le 0suommsn .
itreibt 6bas. Y. 2laen 5plpania, ga.
..g}ddoem i'd lobtsians an 6bsumas
tisuus. 9ebers uuo gid9eubsihmsroen.
I ME an 6erlna'rtsH Gieren af.ueu.
Sin lh nun. 1ant electric Sitters.
mitoer geiuu0 uno muHter" l0riuhtu
Sia oenielben. BUR 30 Geuis bst L.
Z. Grbart 9tpothe'sr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
SysiuuciutaS Vor,uabl.

Ct saul. Wiun is sept
lluponitauol9e 8tuai5 ilber o,l an
9ieuitag in Wlunueio abgsbaltene
ltahIdlg &orrabI 'elgen an oaB Bous
perneur @berbari Uieoat uomnlert 1T;
Der ebemallge @enero,auUolt q. Z.
Youna ihelnt aauoioot lr ote Suelte
wabl Seeono Gboicel ;u ieln
8unoesienntur anu5 llelion 1T obne
3peiiel ipieoesnouiiultu ieiu (6e9uer
mar Z. a. 4eterion pon Qluneapots
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
Ter 7sricSe seiiAert.
@oris IL Sept.

HarIs L. Stpt,
Gem &ariier Temps wuros an Nipn.
Tag ppn leInGm SSsrlrster aus geui ge.
meloet, ooB Die 6risoeusper bouOluugCn
Swiideu STATEN uno oei |n,tei leBt 10
gut mie abasicbIoiieu iino. Ttt laitcl
iol nt nad Der Gepsidc i.uihweiacnO
nit Der Sttupniiou pon GtipolS ourh
StaIieu ais elmer unabGu0ertldgn Ibdts
iahe einpsritauoeu ertldrt luo ooiur
im Niittelrleer einsn 0oien al einem
Der %oripriiuae 9ibpvus btibebaI,eu
bari iowle eineu Streiien 9anoes. Der
ibnsn cine &srbinOung nit ben I'M Sns
ncru oes 9anoes lebenO5n glrnbsrn
iihert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
3ic 1inauslage.
ggai6iuqtou, is. Sept.

9luId6ht Ser 8erlhte bon elmer bee
&nopphelau 8argeI0 uno
ter iit oaraus ereebeuoeu NutpenolGs
fen Der Teponieruua Don ReAerungSs
Qeloaru in ben 9iIuondlbluten iur
6iuanjtrtan9 5er oGslabrl9eu Grute,
mpfilr ruo 10000 Wtuioueu
Dollars uoibi8 ieln uerocn bal oer llms
louismjuelprilIer lliurrap ol, 8altduoc
Der 8lntsn 9epruli Ge bat lldl babel
berausaeitelt, oaB oicie nab DEM 8ea
ridt pou /, Sept niht 70 9iluitig iiub,
wie belm porbergebenoen 8erIcbL Ger
an II. Stunt gelieiert pulOe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
Giufnbnrerbot gcsen Soa,uai.

@oibin9tpn, 3. g., 19. Sept.
lleber ole 6riibte uno @emille uon
Samni wuroe am Mittwoh oom Nders
bnuospartement tpegen zines Suietts,
bue bereits beoeutenoen Shaoeu an9es
rhtet bat, Die Quarantine perbdngt,
Sic ioIort in 9rnft uitt. 5rudtSiihter
in California hatten um ShuB 9egen
bie @iniiIbrung Der Eelt eriudt, uuO
oie 3udter III 6amni bdtten erfIdrt. tei'
neu Glnipruh gc9en Die Guarantane
erbebsn gu iUOlleu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
Gunuent Der SnS sSeloiuS.
g9innipea. Wtan.. -. Gent

gElnnlpe9, Wtan., l9. Sept,
9rsiBistnuieno Wtitglieoer oes Ore
osns Der Obj 6eIlOps aus alien 3bei'
len oes ameritnniideu Continents iino
gu ibrer SobresperiammIuns BIER ein'
setroifen. 9lm WittpOb iano Der sroBe
llmSus Der GbeiInebmer on Der GOH'
pention bnrb Die Strab II Der Staot
itatt; Der Nlapor bate aus oleiem sIn'
lnS einsn balben ltdotiihen .iertas
anaeiaat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20
SonfnrrcnS fir Die Stanoaro Gil
So.
Se0ttle Ndl6., i. Sgpt.

5enltle. Balbu :. @ept.
Ter britiihe 9anfoampier 6omanD
trai an 3enlta9 bon Slngnpore nit
einer qaoung BON ithetauieno 1onnen
8en,jn bier elm Qas Benign, oas uon
Sumatra uno 5irma tommt ioll aui
oen ameritonliben Miarft 9sbradt uers
oen, nm Der Stanoaro Oil 50. 9ons
turren3 III MAIDEN. uno es iino beretts
9lnhaIten setrolien. oie Gluinbr in sro'
Sem MoBitob ju betrelben.
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iinrubc III Stanton.
Sonafona, ~. Sept

Son9tons, -. Sept
Sn Stanton uno llmssbun9 berri6t
'oie0er iihtlibe llnrube. gSertbpnplere
limb beosuteno geialeH, mo 99dubsrel
lit an Der GasrSoronuHs. Die hinsii'
ihen Yeboroen in Der SinOt hnben 7r.
Sunlatien, Der lih seSeHpdrtis in Yss
ttns beiinoet. um nit YrGiioent Suans
ihltai Su tOnieriren. eriudt. m6glitit
itIeunis nab Dem Sloeu 5urldjutsbs
rem.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-20

Die B brbeit 9enieBt &s~
Spett. brum peidt ibr 70 Marber tH
arobem y Gen aus.
gSie gliidIiG mare Yeander. iuenr
er nnr ~ ii Bte. ME br er ss it'll
&iel otter nod aIs ooS @roBe
miro oas 2leine uertannt.
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1iemer So0benrefprb.

@!Qa Goublap. 5rantrttl. *. Sept
@sorse GeganqneuI elm irani0iis
ider Jue9sr. erSlelte s,n.n neueu 6ss
toro ilr 6bbeniIu9. iuosier ieiner
2tpparat s16G 5uB hot luiitleg Slss
ber mar bic bette 9elitml I'M O0bens
lug Die u. y. @orro9 atr am 6. Sept.
nil elnem Gnbeder bu ouI8ate, eben,
falls IN 5rantreid. - duB boh
lteg.
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SranSOiiihc W'amDpcr 81 @nSc.
gEaejS Is. Sept.

Tte irdni0iiibeu gIrmeemanpper,
peIhe am II. September in 9purdiue
uno HOitou ~, 10000 Solonten be'
9onuen bat IN, tqn en- an Gienstn9 nit
elner 9rObeu Sdlaht gum 9lbidIuB,
in weIher Die &ertbeioigunsSnrmee Die
uou General Marion beiebllet wuros
ben iiberIegeuen Ssiuo in Shod belt.
bis &eritdrfuugen nntnmen nit oeren
9lIie lebterer 5uriltsetrieben murbe
8rdiibeut 6olieres pobntt otm @noae'
fedt uon leluem 9lutomObil aus bel.
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.-aa aeiu 0lr,t bort.


tslnen gtr;i in 8oianIn;" itrelbt drau
2lnna Weutb uon 8oidufu. Ger, ules
osrman sabrduht 5ornt's 9,,peutrauter
uno iis tonnsu ION nidt 9enug Ioben
@or imei 9lhrsn mar mein 4Rann ie9r
traut; mir baueu 5pa }lrHe bod BE
3w.lialten an ieirer @sninl Ianr
9ebraubt5 er BEN 2Jy.H'uuer uno
beuie lit erein harfer 9,imo.1 2hom
Goru's N,WrtgGuar n.ro mtli m
},yoibs'su pep!auu. 81 wyo c'rsti yom
gatoyotor.um cWh z atA3.ngn
eettieri og sruanu fuo oon afu
Gla3niamstn 1r 4.U fa5rnu a
Saus Go. 1876 ~ 0ogn' 4ug4
Gbca3o. 81.
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Z flrcHlidDer Zoo.
Nlusicspn gQlicb. II. sept

Grej 6roucu. ole @eIoer ihr eiue
Slrbe toIletlirieu muroen an Woning
gel0otet ais lbr 8ngeu uOu eirem G,.
lenbnbuSug ilberldbren Wuroe. Tsr
lluian ereIsnele ih an elmer @reuSuug
lnnerbdlb Der Stdot. uno Die Sotomo
tive icbleppte oie Cpier nod cine Strtde
uon 500 6uB nett beuor lie sum Stts
ben aebrdtt lueroen toune Ele orei
Spier imo 6rdu Gle &eGaler. 5rou
eettruoe gSui uno 6rau QIopIpb Ius
red.
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Cmfei cams oanoel.
g8olhineton, Is. Sep

@~N T1ttISAOIEI AN7E ~Nfs'
Ter NuBenbanosl Der &ereiui9ten
Stnaten bat i'm GIu9uit eineu neuen
Rstoro srreid]t Sn ben dht erlteu
Mpnaten OieieS Snbres lit Ole @iniubr
um $4,000. 900 uno oie Nusiubr UNI
$3.50. 100000 9eltieaen.
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Ter Streif fInnt nb.


= s'''%1f --F1'''''F IT =
4ie Situntion im Strnbenbahnltrejt
,uar ant Qieustng unperdnoert, aus9es
uommen. ods II =. @ogeu i'm &etricb
warcu uno pom ,,tblitum mFbr palros
n,iitrt uuroen, gu llnrube lit IS nibt
oetommea Die 8abuIeiiIIug bebauptet.
oaB mebr uuo nebr 2lngeiteQte CUR Ars
belt jurudtchren, lpo9egen Die Streits
iilbrsr iager. onB oies niht NIiiaIieoer
jbyer Union iin6
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slnf eem sieilnhl binaeri , tet.
Bolton @lo1- II Sept

Bolton @ioii.. r. Sept
&erunm O. 5pentst Der om 81.
9'jdri 1910 ais mnstrcr 6jnbred,r
Trl Nioubd 8Iodrou, n 5pr'Hqftlo.
Ntaii. ermoroet bdtie a.iBle GignGaQ
iruh um l2:lS:O2 ten Serbrehen ouf
Dem gIettrildlcu Siua 'm Gbar.ci,ons
StdatsqefdnQulB.
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9as cOrrrpts Sttlnntic sim.
2ltlautic Gin. a. Z. 10. sspt.

UII0HUN VIIQ, 3I' - ". @VVI'
g9le uQnt Stobe oes gtItrlitsauwlits
anae1cbeu MIRO, tpnimi bier aul leoa
5u0.i &ppe Der itaHois aniair1sn ,5ss
u6lteruul EN- Waun Der lrgtno tlnes
Verbrehens an9tI.lgi ilt nn6 llt
i'm Ettobeyteruiu rQr osn tgrp68es
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3reisebn act0otet.
GiuerpooL Is. SepL

giperpool, Is. Sepl
8ei Der Gntgleiiuug oes BON 0beiier
na1 qiperpooI iabrenoen GrpreB3u8es
wuroen gisnita9 2lbsno bel Dillon
Sunction. o6t NieiIen uou bier ore3ebu
4erionsn gei0otei uno iuuiStg oerlett.
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2lOlrr mo Gjtmirn I'M Sample.

'rgiubrer bdttsn in
Den Shiusiser"
00@dIpen Die iel~
teHe @eIegenbeir
aus nddlter Rdhs
eineu 8ampi SipIe
itben eiuem gloler
uno Sluei @smleH
~ be bahten. Sc
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VOfaler Wiarftbcriht.
&teh' uHo TIciidhmarft.

(Yrelie pon Haaaopn h 8rno.l
.,tav, fx--Ek.,,A.I fefy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-12
SHOE ODDITIES.
Two Pairs Are Sometimes Broken "a

Two Pairs Are Sometimes Broken "a
ObIige Finicky Customers.
When a one legged man buys a shoe
the dealer sends to the factory for q
shoe to match the one left remaining.
In these days Of the use Of machinery
in every process of their manufacture
shoes are made with the utmost exact
ness and precision. and it is easily pos
sible to mate that remaining shoe with
the greatest nicely in size, style, me-
terial and finish.
Few people have feet exactly alike.
Commonly the left foot is larger than
the right. so that one shoe may fit
little more snugly than the other. Com
monty, however. people buy shoes in
regularly matched pairs, the difference
in their feet, If it is noticeable to them
at all. not being enough to make any
other course desirable.
But there are people who buy shoes
Of different sizes or widths, In which
case the dealer breaks two pairs for
them, giving them, to fit their feet, one
shoe from each. In such cases the
dealer matches up the two remaining
shoes. one from each Of two jars, just
as he would where he had broken one
pair to sell one shoe to a one legged
man.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-12

If There Is No Bright Side Burnish Up
the Dark Side

If There Is No Bright Side eurnish Up
the Dark Side.
A gentleman remarked to us that tho
true theory of life was to get on the
admiration side and not on the cynical
and objurgatory side Of life. We be-
Iieve that is sensible, says the Ohio
State Journal. Look on the bright
side and if there is no bright side bur-
nish up the dark side" is little quota
ton that we put in our notebook mora
than score of years ago. 1t is good
gospel 1t is the doctrine of hope.
Grumbling at everything is un-Chris-
tian 1t will condemn a man as sure
as profanity or lying.
The Bible says, But let all those
that put their trust in thee rejoice"
There is philosophy for this. A per.
son cannot do any good in bad spirit
If one hates a man he cannot reform
him. Every good thing that a man
does pulls some ell up by the roots.
Good deeds grow by smiles as the
wheat grows by the sunshine. Boost
the good and the bad will have a poor
chance.
1t is right to curb the evil if one does
not waste all his strength at it, SO that
he will have to sit down and lose heart.
There is no final defeat in an honest,
sincere effort, and that is the doctrine
OF the upward look and the bright side
of life
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-12

In the majority Of cases conscience
is an elastic and very flexible article,
which will bear a deal of stretching
and adapt itself to great variety of
circumstances. Some people, by pru-
dent management and leaving 1T OF
piece by piece, like a flannel waistcoaE
in warm weather, even contrfve IN
time to dispense with it altogether.
but there be others who can assume
the garment and throw it or at pleas
ure. and this, being the greatest and
most convenient Improvement, is the
one most in vogue.-From Dickens
"Old Curiosity Shop"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-12
Halexon Days.

The seven days preceding and the
seven days following the winter sol.
stice were called by the ancients Thai
cyon days" This phrase is derived
from n fable which sets forth that Hal
cyone. princess who gr1eved 50 deep
~ for the loss at sea Of her spouse. was
sent thither in pity in the form OF
halcyon bird or kingfsher. According
to the legend. the haIcyon bird had
during the time Of breeding the power
of lullings the waves. and it was be-
lieved at this time the sea was always
calm and might be navfgated In per.
feet security. Experience, Of course,
dispel!ed this fable; but, like many an
other old world story, it has left behind
it a distorted meaning. In thfs case
the connection between the old and tbe
new Significance is clear, for the term.
once expressive of peace and calm
upon the waters. is equally expressive
of tranquility upon the sea Of life.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-12
rh.lurn E;.h

Did you ever hear Of the lump fish?
Well. it's peculiar species found in
salt water. This strange fish possesses
sucker formed by two ventral fms.
which are so shaped that when the
fish reclines on rock the fms act as
suckers and hold it firmly. AS soon as
the eggs are deposited in shallow pits
between stones, the female feeling
that she has done her part, deserts
them and the male ut once assumes
charge and guards the eggs until they
hatch out and then the young until
they are able to take care Of them
selves. In moving round he is closely
followed by the numerous family
which has given rise to the term hen
and chickens" At times they attach
themselves to the sides of their parent
by their sucking disks, thus presenting
a singular appearance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-12
FraternitieS
FOREsTERs OF AMERICA.

Courts Nathaniel Wheeler, Bridge
port, Penn broke and Waldemere, the
largest courts of Foresters of America
in the city, are contemplating uniting
under the name of Court Nathaniel
Wheeler. There are IL local courts.
The eight smaller courts have rejected
the fusion proposition, but the larger
courts incline towards, it. This even
ing Court Nathaniel Wheeler will act
through its committee on .he plan.
Courts Bridgeport, Pembroke and Wall
demere some time ago expressed ap-
prevail of the project of uniting the
four large courts, but Court Nathaniel
Wheeler declined on the ground that
it wished to preserve it's name. The
proposition now is to preserve the
name Of Court Nathaniel Wheeler by
adopting it as the name of the united
courts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-12
His PAVING Powers.

Old Gotrox-I don't think much OF
that young Dudeleigh who poses as
parlor ornament around here occasion
ally. Pretty Daughter-Why, pa. he
pays me the loveliest compliments
Old Gotrox-Yes, and that's all be
was ever known to pay, so far as can
learn.-Exchange.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-12
wOMEN,s RELIEF CORPS

WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS.
Mrs. John F. Black, president of the
Women's Relief Corps, presented to
Elias Howe, Jr.. Post, G. A. R., last
evening a handsome new standard, set
upon a staff and bearing large gilt
eagle emblem. Mayor Wilson was
mustered into the Citizens Corps with
appropriate ceremony, Commander E.
l. Ruggles presiding.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-12
HENRY A. BISHOP LODGE

Marked by a large attendance the an
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, at
the Colonial ball room was one of the
most successful of recent years The
Wheeler & Wilson orchestra played.
Refreshments were served. Arrange
ments were made by r. A. Shaw, C.
M. O'Brien, J. Blackburn, J. Fftzsim-
mons, Clark Harris and w. Cleaver.