davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
en- Svttiaarine henet.

Sra HaIbuine, Senn., meIoes Den
26oe aueuit:
@n 20 Iar gamnel WonS bIep
b9ngt Der ibag. get bar George
Sole, iom fornplig bIep bsntt til 90.
Sen for Morbet pao en- Nabofarmer,
s. sc. Miaer, / Wcgtinn 9ohntp.
@n al Roies Ssnner err ogian bsmt
for Wtoro, nemlig til 10 gars Strai'
arbeibe. 0a De ifiIteS. BEN enc for
at fsre8 til 9aIgen, ben anben til
SIaperiet, gap Ssnnen 5aoeren oct
bs~itioelige 2efte, at ban nof lfuloe
"eben MP things, i~aainart ban bau'
DC uotient lin Strat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
Krissminiiteren
paa 4eile,

Sra @aibinaton meboeIes Den
25be Iueult:
arigsminilter Stimion tiItraaote
iOag en- Snipeftionsreiie til De peit.
li9e WilitGrpoiter, ioet ban fra
Woibington lagoe Seien ooer Refp
0orf. San leoia9es paa Reiien al
lin Suitru, 9rigaoeeeneral eroSier
og Waior 9asiiter al @enerulitoben.
Oct isrite geisg girIoer Sort ger'
iamin Sarriion, upr Indianapolis.
Gerira gaor Heiien til Sort Sbeft-
ooub npr Chicago, ioa uioere til Sort
.. ". HliSieu / @poming % lutte.
liz til Breiioio | San Srauciseo.
2eiien bill pare en- WlaanebS 1io.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
Oebs mootaeeliestale

Sra Serre Saute, Sno., mebbeles
ben 26oe auguit:- s ifarp aontrait
til De @otififationsceremonier, Iom
anpenoes Of De sprige politiife Bar
tier, afcepterebe SocioIiiternes ErG'
ibentfmbioat, eugene g. 8e6s, ioag
lin Termination oeb iimpeItben at
coerienoe Gre8ieu lin trpfte Noota.
geliestale til at offentliagiere Den,
ON De ida mnatte snife.
Ger bar ingen Geremonier 90 IN
gen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
9 Salen, ser n9rmeIt er gioet
Sorm al Ell poIitiif afbunSling, be-
Der oet bI. a.: 9erbens grbeioere
bar aliio bRret % er iremoeles Rer.
sens Slaper. &c bar banret aae Ra.
Gems gprber og bpeget nae Vfonu'
menterne langs gipiIiiationeus sa-
forpei; De bor proouceret al @erSens
Riabom og unoeriisttet al 8eroeua
8egieringer. De bar erobret CITING
nnStagen i'm egen Sribeo. 3e er
iremSeles ben unberiaattIige alasie
inben hper Rntion paa alobert, %
buer Reaierinss SopeoopenOe er al
boloe Dem / Seres Serrers goIS.
gfonomiif Slaperi er gerSens
ftsrite SorbanOeIie ioos. SattiaSonr
os e~Ienbisbeo, Rrcitihition, Sinos.
ipsbom os 5Orbrpoelie er De iuno'
eaaelige ReinItater.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
en- WiIlton | Sonsttu0S,

Sra 8aIbington meboeles ben
25oe auguit: Sislge Wtpnoigbeo
sipet bam al Oet igaar peotagne
GoitbepilgningsIop bor @eneralppit'
meter Sithcocf anorbnet Inepnbel.
ZEN al npiten 81 100000 i 2snstil.
Iee for Gpitbetiente pg Yoitbito | fsr-
ite og arben alasies auntorer og for
asiiiterenbe Yoitmeitre. 9isie 1000
Soriremmelier siGloer fra ben lite
Sill iioitleoen. S%orfrentmelie al
Observation-Disclosures bill finbe Steo
ben lite September og al Sanopplt'
buo oen 30te September.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

Canine gar aiienotes Der / Ser.
oen 100000 Selesrammer, Der.
al blot II Erccent | sc 6or. Stater.
Gette Sorbolo tpoer fIarlis pao, Of
SeIegraien bsri 2onoet / tor llb.
itrGfning err blet nfleit al SeIefonen
iom aommunifotionSmio0eI.
Der er / observation-disclosures |
Geroen anbraet Ell Sotalfapital al
n9iten 2 gilliouer Dollars, euer moi.
agtig $t,795, 000,0 900. @ruttoinS.
tpgten anbraser til 10000 600
ON aaret. Soert ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
giper en- aarlig Snotget al gieunem.
militia S32.S7.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
Sra China.
Or. Snn gaf Sen rcbSer anoen
Sang lit 0anb.
SoIbatereptoter.

Sra Gefing t~eleeraieres ocn 25oe
Gitg.: grGiioent Dian Sbi aoi %
Or. Gum Dat Gen, ON bpem ser q
ubiat oct foIife Tpgte, at bon peb i'm
Infomit ill Sopeoitaoen bar bIepet
inigmprbet, ipiite i9oar aite8 tiIiom.
men ca bofbt oerciter Ell RnooHa5.
Ming iom poreoe flere elmer.
Otter GonierencenS Slut u6itebte
De Ell erflpring, buori Dc opIpite,
at Der oor opnaaet iuIoItGnoig Gnig'
beb meaem Dem ~pebrsreuoe ale pig.
tige Spsrgsmaal.
Or. Gun Dot Gen uotalte, at ban
life troebe, at Serrettelien al @ene.
raj Chang Chen Wu for lin ongiue.
lige Selagtiabeo | ben repolutionGre
SammenipGrgeIie | Sonfom, pilbe
'ornnIeoiee nogen oIporligere llgreie,
men Of Norocn oa Spben for Srem.
tiben piIoe arbeioe ianiren / Sarmo.
M % 900 Sorltaoelle.
Or. Sim 9at Gen amer Yltan Sbi
Goi for at bore / eminent @roo ififfet
for Trpii0entembeoet. Sect ban FOR.
Loo GaIooiet, ubtalte ban, at "guon
er Ell flor Wonb og iortiener at itet'
tes."
Or. Gun Dot Sen er un6er SpbcI'
oct / Gefing 8ienitonb for meaeu
Opmerfiombeo ira NorofineierneS
SIDE.
Sra 2onbon, t~eIegroferes BEN 266e
Iugnit: Or. Gun Dot Gems geisg |
ben fineiiife Sopeoitab Dor, iisIae
"9aiIp SeIeeropb"s aorreiponbent |
Gefing, rimeligpis reobet 2anoet for
en- mn Repolution.
"3r. Gun Dot Gen prpiiSerer
ibog", fortiGtter Gorreiponoenten,
"ooer ben iormelle Concentrating
al Siln9 Wen Saii % fire andre po-
litiife Tortier til ct mt Garti. ano
Mtiug Gong. eIler set Rationale Bar.
ii. Zen ME Organization omiotter
TO SrebieoeIe al Rigsraaoet og en-
ligeiaa tor Waioritet | Hationalior.
Iamlingen ser inmmentrp6er | Be
ceulber, OF hporueb ser oltioa CT
giort en- Slut paa BrRii0ent Dlinr
Sbi aaiS 3iftotitr.
Seq bar brnqt / @riariug. at Sc
amerifanlte erperter, iom Ie0ioqer
Gun got Gen, bar u~oorbeioet ct Bro
gram, Der eoentlielt bill oGffc belle
China meo ct tpt NGt al Sernbane,
inner"
Sra Bcfina t~eIe9rafereS ben 25oe
GitJrit: On Itor Del al 9pen Sitna.
dom, ser Iig9er ~ Ri[ fra 8efing,
bIep ibos pIpnoret og brGnbt Of ei
fort Intal m~isforneie6e SoI0ater al
oen gamIe fiueiiife arm6, ser pIloie,
liz fom itrsmmenbe in6 | gnen, op.
iatte paa 8lpnbring OF 9lobsuogn.
belle. Solp Wenneifer blep ne6iob.
leoe og Ell itor Eel al 9pen lagt
aIfe.
Oct nntnges, at bet Tornplig no.
'teote @bift ON, at Soloaternes
SnnrpibIfe TfnI offIippes, er aaria,
gen iii @oIbsbanbliuaerne Ger er
al Hesieringen / Refina / al Sdit al.
ienbt en- betpoelig Stprfe Of mooernt
trooper forot foPle Spitanoen.
Slere Sllien al oe oprerife SoIoa.
ter beItog / Blpnbringen. 6. 6. Dor,
fer, 9eitprer for ber amerifanIfeMis.
lions College / Sungdop, Der por
ben eneite ltoIGnoiua / gpen. blet
life forulempet. Seller life blep De,
~forspet noqen Sfaoe paa Goaegeeien
oommen.
affPren bar ingen poIitiif 9etpS
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

olb gnbcriou ira @mrpaca, @is.,
anton u. Nggerbecf ira Chicago og
Ell aomerat, mber Aufloge for at
bape uoiteot en- fnlif epecf paa $50,
ligeS Of pGre eiterisst / Chicago Tor
at bare tilpenbt iia oper $4,000
poo Sainois Steel Gomponps Beta.
l~ingsororer. Gbieagos Holiti bar
oper 90 Nrreltororer for Wteolennter
al en- gonoc. iom bar beornget gons
ferne pna oenne Woobe.
Ere WTno, iom iiees at tilbere
famine @anoe, bIep ioa9 arreItere. /
Srtoiana Sarbor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
Deroens GeIefoner.

Sra Bottom, Masi, berettes Den
26be aug.: Sislge en- al american
Telegraph & Telephone Company
uoorbeiSet oe netep oiientligsjort
StatiItif bIep Der | 1911 / Den belle
@erben iaIt bolbt %, 000, 000,0 900
9eIeioninmtaler. af bette ~folosiale
antaI Samtaler falbt oper 1900
100000, eller &C GrOeent paa be
6or. Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
en- ieislipet politimano

Sra gortIano, Ore, berettes oen
27Oe ausuit: BoIitiiergeant gpe-
ret g. Beafin, Der for TO Waaneber
iioen bIeu rammet al Ell Sfuo, iom
git tpers giennem Siernen, bIeo
isaar uoifreoet ira SoipitaIet ioul
iuloitGnbig belbrebet og meIote Jig
ioag paa Tolitiitationen til Sieneite
igien ira lite September.
Saaret blep / ct bpiteriif aniaIo
t%ilisiet bnm al bans Some, iom Der.
efter tog 9ipet al fig ielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
SaIifnerbanoe ipranet.

Sra Chicago meSbeles BEN 25oe
aita., at oct er lptfeoes golitiet at
iaa ipranet os nappet @eoIemmer.
ne al Ell SaIifnerbanoe, iom bar Ore.
pet tit Spil Der % ! Here andre al
2aneets itsrre gper. Ere N9ne,
jom blep arreiteret / Sittsburg, gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

SeSIoucn %afilutter i'm Sirfiombco {
Sreo % GnigbeS.
On Ytnion Solar SQUARES.


aongreSienS 0plssning ianSt en-.
oelig Steo Wanoda gftermioSag, OF
Weolemmerne ifilotes iom ~iorholos.
ois gooe Genner tiltroos for De iioite
9o5es bitre OF opripen0e aampe. -
Selu Senotcr ga 5olIette, bpis SoIs.
ltdrrtJbeo oct nGienlig Ifuloes, at
nan life lit iluttet oen ioreqooenoe
Ssroag aften, blep life dIene tilai.
BET. men TIT lat FIN arig Tor Benroie.
Relolutionen %iaiennem, ioet oerte
iIuttelig bIep peotuget ubcn Sppoii.
ton.
S9ioa ~uenigbeoeu meIlem De 10
6nie ON iorifie1iae Eunfter / ltnoer.
IfltoSbuogettet blep oronct / Ninbe.
ligbeo, ioet Der iireoes Iiot poa beage
Sioer.
Sopen blep al. 4:t0 ON gitprmiS.
oa1en nr6erIfreuet al Br1iibentct.
og bermeo er nItiaa iifret 9etalinqen
al DC ca. 81, 100000, iom IfpIbtes |
relterenoe Ssnninger iii Nrmeen, az
De $t50.000. iom bar ioreiloaet iom
giSrog til DC fore SeitligbeSer n9iie
Mar | anIeonina 50.aarsooaen ipr
SIoget ue6 gettysburg, af S350,00O
til ll6bioelIe al SoIoinipeftionen or
al tnlrige andre ertrauSgifter, iom
bar opfsrt pao Observation-Disclosures.
Zen iioite al De peotagne 9ope,
iom bleo unoerfrepet al FrpIioen.
ten, bar 9oben ON SaIeet al oct re.
iterenoe 2nno poa Golpiae Snoianer.
releruationen.
Wan5e pigtige ltorGuneIier, Tom
or ioretaget al GrGiibenten | 9sbet az
Dc iioite faa Maoncoer, er life blet
Itooiplte De al 4ongresien oeribIonot
al Waior 9eeder y. Sian, CONNER
Riitnrh 6. Sloan | Nriiona, 8ene.
rolmnior ". ". g~9itberipoon. gri.
gaoegeuernl Sobn WcGlerano %
9orumer Clinton 70. Somoro / Sta.
ten Waibington.
Wange al FrPiioentens ieneite
ltonppnelier bar ppret qiort iii
8ienitano for bitre Gumpe / Sena.
tet. Suer 60 YoitmeiteruonPpnelier
bar enomt life bIet itoofGiteoe, on
aonaresien aiournere6e, oeriblanot
al Tobert $. Sooo til GoitmeIter !
Can Sllan paa Eorto Rico.
Iaa tro6s al 9~emofruternes Ion.
priite Sporepclitif piier oct Jig, at De
al aongresien nlitoriiereoe llogiiter
iffeoeItominore belsber iig til oper err
Billion Dollars.
&otalbelsbet al De ~icretogne aar.
liae 9eoilgninger er uiftnof noale
WiQiorer Collars minore emo forri.
ae Ior, men "geipareIierne" err fun
tilipnelaoenbe, ioet Here oigtide &c.
piIgninasforilog life noaeSe rem til
aieisreIie % oerfor N pebtnges
pno rGite &ongres.
Gegieringers lshen6e llo1iiter er
life blet paapirfeoe al Sen Semofrati.
ife Sparepolitif. GerimoS err Re.
o%iIgnireerne til oiiertlige gpgnin.
Ger blet reoucere0e, OF g~pJningen az
fun ct mi Slagifib autoriieret.
SotalbeIsbet al De ioretugne ge.
piIguinger unbroger til omtrent ST..
Oil 100000 moo $t,026, 100000 {
1911.
gtebenitnnenSe So6el 1iper en-
SummenItgnine melem gepilqnin.
gerue FOR Siitalaarene 1923 ug
t9tt-t2 for DC ~iorifieliae 2iemeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
boiten / South Oafota

Sra 8ierre, 9. 9af., melbes ben
26be augrit: Smmi9rationSfom.
misiGr 8eets aniloar GGrbicn al
aarets Seit / South 9ofota til ouer
$2OO,OOO,0O0, ipurenOe til $3.50 pr.
Scnobnaaer, forOelt Tom ielger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

Grand totals. =. s1,oli,Seo 600 si.0s6.5Oo,so
Som ooeufor antpoet err oiSie He.
p~iIamiuger utilItrRffeliJe og oil re.
i~itItere | Ell llnoerifuo al ca. $3.50.
600, iom nuite aongres oil oil met
iii at Spffe.
@inSre ems en- Sime eiter Son.
arssiens Splssning beialot gr9ii.
Sent Gait iig pao Seien til lin Som.
merreiioens / @eperln, %asi.. fprat
"boiIe u.s.. Wten ser blir life lang
Spilen ior alereSe 0eu nGitisIsenoc
Dag tiltr1oer ban Heiien til Gbio
lorat aabne iin aameasrte Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

Son anilaar ben giennemtinitlige
geroi al Groouftionen til $1,000
for bber Sarm.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-11
$75,oo0,00O heir.

Madeline Force Astor's only.
hope then, seems to be- an attack
on the will for the benefit Finer
child. If it is a boy, and the
Staehelberg will precedent means
anything, she may even hope to
secure for him a division with
Vincent. ~.
Then this bride and widow in
less than a. year could easily grasp
the. coveted scepter1 9of seciety's.
royalty 1.;... .--.-.z!. 10
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-11

keep some one else from having
it! il1:
Then, too, mother likes to stay
with the house when everyone
else goes. The right sort of a
mother isn't always wanting to
CO. She enjoys it to stay; and
likes the privilege of being quiet;
she keeps your plate at dinner hot
when you are late, and reserves
the desert; you can always de-
pend upon her: There is no one
else like her, and now she's being
idealized in public. It's high
time!
Mothers Day is being
worked up in a quiet fashion, the
idea meeting its inception in
Philadelphia. AS soon as the
idea takes root in consciousness
we, shall have Mothers Day" all
over the United States-one day
a, year set aside for mother, when
we, may all do her honor.
Honolulu originated Mothers
Day. They are not supposed to
be so advanced off there, but just
the same, on one day in the year
every man, woman and child
wears a flower in honor of moth
er. On all the plantations every
man has a holiday; he has paper
and envelope given him to write
a letter to her, and a staAnp with
which. to post it. Everybody who
has a mother must write her a
letter. or find some one to write it
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-11

royalty. i.... ---..si .f.i0
# So **** \ II
+ PINNNING A ROSE; ON =
MOTHER y
\ < ~ ~ $50 SO
By Hary9t Holt Dey. .
Mothers of the right Sort are
accustomed to being rnonopoliz-
ed. The gentle art OF lending
herself to a monnpoIization that
has frequently terminated in a
loving effacement from the. map
of active affairs long ago brought
her a practical idealization that is
one of mothers compensations,
more real from the fact that it is
unwritten. -
We are accustomed to having
mother at her post she has her
regular baking and mending
days; she is. patient about buttons
and patches and letting out tucks,
and you can ask her to hook you
up in the back without thanking
her, or even remembering the OBJ
legation, or offering to do hers.
She hooks her gown and pins her
collar with a brooch that will
some day be yours. As if the
brooch-the familiar brooch
would be,worth. while away from
its own environment, except to
$3.50 eis74 gSlAssss CA - zlE.sS5.2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
THE CANDIDATES TO-DAY.

Democratic-Govern Wilson in Wilmington, Del. ed to Beverly.
 Progressive-co1onel Roosevelt in Mercy Hospftals Chicago
 socialist-Eugene V. Debs in Greensboro, N. c.
 ohibitionist-Eugene ". Chafin visited New Brunswick and other New Jersey cities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
Selectmen's NOtice

The board of selectmen and town clerk of the town of Bridgeport will be in session in the Council Cham Der, IS, 19, 21, 22; 23, 24 and 25th, 1912, from a. m. until 8 p. m. for the purpose of admitting as electors all list under the head of "to be made who are found to be qualified and on Monday, Nov. 4th, 1912, from a. m. to p. m. for all persons whose qua1i- ffcations mature between Friday Oct. 18th and on or before Tuesday, Nov. 5th.
 Per order,
 BOARD OF SELECTMEN,
 DANIEL SMITH, Pres
 WILLIAM WOLF,
 ROBERT HORTON
 FRED EICHE&
 THOS. HUNGERFORD. G 16 b
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
STATE BOARD OF
 HEALTH REPORT

Hartford, Oct. 1e-The report Of the Connecticut State Board of Health for the month of September shows 1.37s deaths in the state for the month. This was 5s less than in August. and S5 more than in September, last year and 56 more than the average num- her of deaths during September for the five years preceding. Heart dis ease caused the death of 12S, diseases of the nerves 123, consumption and ae- cidents and violence 95 each and ty- phoid fever IT.
 Dr. Joseph H. Townsend, secretary of the board calls attention to the care and prevention of ophthalmia, neona- forum and cites the state statute which says that those in charge of infants suffering from the infection should report in writing within SIX hours of it's discovery to the health of ficer Or board of health
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
l'VISITOR 'Yl ifIl rils]
 lL0OklNs. < F.%I E. = < Al ANgAs|

New York, Oct. 15-Hundreds of thousands have watched the big fleet in the Hudson river, Riverside drive being crowded all day and far into the night by residents and visitors who look at the fighting craft and the hundreds of smaller boats circling around them Everything from row boats to excursion steamers have been pressed into service to take visitors to the warships or up and down the river, so the boat could be inspected at close range. The Wyoming and Arkansas, being the newest and big gest ships in the river. were the most popular with the visitors. Every af- ternoon there was a. constant process sion Of boats arriving at and depart ing from their towering steel sides, and the crowds almost drove the luckIess deck officers mad in their zeal for in- formation. But the patience Of the officers was Job-lilze and their cour- tesy inexhaustible, and everybody managed to see the part of the ship
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16

Albert B. Stewart, foreman of an ice house on the Kennebec River, says: s.I have used F'oley's Honey and Tar Compound personally for a mum Der of years, once for a severe cold l contracted while working on the Ice. Two bottles completely cured me" F. B. Brill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

adr. Richard F. Benedict and Miss ~abFina Moynihan, daughter of Will Ham Moynihan of Noble avenue, were married yesterday forenoon at the rec tory Of St. Charles church. The cer- sTnony was performed by Rev w H. Lynch The bride and groom were Attended by Mrs. L. w. Toothin of ~Sprtchester, ". Y., and c. G. Taylor 7f Providence, R. l. There was but ss simple wedding because of a recent death in the brides family. Both of the couple are well known in the city Mir Benedict is manager of the 9pston branch of the B. T. Babbitt s50an Go. and the bride is 8. graduate of the Gunnery at Washington. They %7M live i'm Winthrop, Mass
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
STATE BRIEFS.

New Haven-The making public of class disc1oses the fact that not a Connecticut man is a participant Rraalt1.e, aartfordNE1gene Belly; l5; of of $10O and was arrested. He admitted he stole the money from his Brook lyn employer. His mother took him home, today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
zedtz8r
POLES THEATRE

| The Thief that powerful drama if
 three acts by Henri Bernstein which
 Is hoiding forth at Po1ts au this week
 is truly one of the most brilliant pro- auctions seen at the popular play house in yeaTE. Both the actors and
 greeted by exceedingly large al1diencef at every performance The reorganiz- CTS gre making the most of every op- portuntty for clever acting and theix porfrayals of the various roles are fau1t1GSs.
 thur Brisbane Of the New York Jour nal on .'rhs Thief.'' =
 Women whose husbands find a great deal of money to spend with others. and very little -end on their wives, may well take their husbands to see this play. Many husbands might do well to go there on their own account: | they might learn some things to their advantage They might learn that 8
 little attention. a little inexpensive ad~
 miratton and praise, can help 8 great deal with the bills, and perhaps save a lot Of expenditure.
 It would do many husbands good to own wives down to small allowance
 of money, and to be forever expressing admiration of those things which their
 own wives cannot possibly have. Dresses and good looks seem trivial things, perhaps, in a world where so
 much that is important goes wrong.
 But nobody knows what suffering
 women go through, yearntng for the admiration of their husbands and de- prived of those things which they feel would make them attractive How different the man is from the worn- an.
 Women live with thin, scrawny, un- dersized. insignificant, bald husbands They praise those husbands constant 1y. If he can't grow beard, then the wife hates a beard If he has beard like the mane of a lion, then the wife thinks that is sign of brains and re-
 finegnent or she says she thinks SO. She even points out the fact that Zu~ Jus and burglars are never bald. If the husband is a sthin-Iegged.
 narrow-shouldere little person, the wife hates mere brute strength If the husband is as wide Jeffries and as tall as Fairbanks, then the wife studies up Hercules, and is always asking the husband in public, to dou- ble up his arm and let people feel his
 muscle. or to swell out his foolish chest.
 What do Husbands do? They ask their poor little dumpy fat wives If they can't pull themselves stogether a little and have some style. If the tips of their wives noses get red in the early morning, instead of Ignoring that, they talk about 1t and give ad- vice. They tell their wives about new gray hairs and wrinkles.
 Truly, it is wonderful, the patience l that wives have with their husbands wonderful how they stand them: - I sincerely hope that "The Thief will be produced all over the United States in all the cities and towns, ana compel as many husbands as possible to see it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
REPORT OF FIVE FREE
 EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS

Hartford, Oct. 1e-The report of the five free employment bureaus of the state for the month ending Sept. 30th shows that there were 1854 app1ica- tions for employment, 617 being fe- males. There were 1.104 applications females and there were 655 situations secured 484 of which rnent to men.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
MOTHER AND HER TWO CHILDREN ARE
 BURNED TO DEATH

New Richmond, Wis, Oct 16-Three persons were burned to death, yester- day. in a fire that destroyed the resi- dence Of Louis Wrinkle, a farmer, 8 miles west of this city. The dead are: Henry B and Albert 12 children of Wrinkle. and Mrs. Elizabeth Shoop, their mother. All other members of the family escaped. The origin of the fire is unknown
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16

SATISFACTION COAL VINCENT BROS.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
DISCHARGE OF STREET
 LABORERS FOR LACK
 OF MONEY TO DO WORK

Willimantic, Oct 16-No work is be- ing done on the city streets and all other work of the street department is suspended because there is no money to pay for the services of 1aborers
 All of the en1ployes of the street de- partment have been discharged and will be without work until Monday at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16

least, when it is hoped the board of Aldermen will pass an approDria ton for the resumption of work
 At special meeting, an appropr1a- ton of S2,000 was turned down. In the meantime, the city is liable for acci- dents due to it's streets fnasmuc1l as nothing is being done to remedy the defects
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
SIX INCH HAT PINS FOR BOSTON Mayor Will Introduce Ordinance
 Limiting Those Worn in Public.

Boston, Oct 16-Because of numer- ous complaints made to him. Mayor Fitzgerald says that he will send to the nexlt meeting of the City Council the draft of an ordinance which will limit the length of hat pins to be worn by women the streets and in public conveyances to six inches