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Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-05-16
WOoDBURY's SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Old Corps All Reelected

At a special meeting held Tuesday
evening, the Board of Education con-
sidered the teacher problem, and the old
corps was reelected. Salary in
creases were few and in small
amounts, the largest increase not ex-
ceding $50.
Following are the names and sal
aries:
Anne f. Tyack. $780,
L. Grace johnson, 5000.
Lillian G.. Wyman, S615s.
Elizabeth Dunnett. $3.50.
Cafharine g. Carpenter. S650A.
Susie g. MacMurray. S100*.
Jennie II. Thompson, s700.
Edith A. Young. $500.
Frances McAleer. $685..
Rebecca John, $575.
Elsie b. Nicholson. S650s
Amy H. Rambo. $3.50.
Florence NJ. Wiley, $500
Ella Rice, $500
Elizabeth Saunders. $500,
Alice Iippincott. S525.
Bessie MCGOWAN, $500.
Laura A. Batten, $500.
Rhoda Williams, $3.50
Myrtle Gaventa. $780,
May Henry. $500.
Anna II. Clayton. $525
Blanche Girard. $500.
Ella Henry. $3.50.
Lydia Person $525.
Elizabeth II. Pierson. 1925.
Lillian g. Bennett $3.50.
Bessie B. Warrick. $50.
Florence Straughn. $3.50
Alice Harmon, $3.50.
NJ w. +. Dickerson. $500.
Supervising principal, n c. Dixon, ST.
$50
Increase
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-05-16

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am Hanbe bes @eltsnfri.aes

% unbantbar ss lit, Tih nit
blobea Wfut4mdBungen gu bei6dfti=
gen unb 10 ishr bas an fube 9unne=
siebersi erinnert, beIts6t bod Elm oez
raoesu unipiberjtebliber 3nang Die
Gage in europa 5u erDrtern unb ba6ei
Der anfiht ausorud 3u leiben, paB lie
I'M hDditeu 9rabe bebentlid 1T. Den
Qnluf biersu gibt Elm goraauo in
51antreia, Der ipie aue miIitGrii fen
Nngslegenbetten ienes 2anbe5 einpr
tomiihen 9eigsihmad bat. Gin @e.
neral in etnem an Der beutiden8reu,e
geIegenen frausDiiiden Wititdr6esirl
erldb: einen augemeinen Mobilmads
ungsteie6l. Die @loten iperoen gee
lGuiei unb Die Reierpiiten ellen in i5rs
9a~ni1onltaDte, Inn gu srfabren, BAG
ELL SSrrtbum oorliegt; aber Gins III
rift1s. Gs lit pobl feline allgemeine
afss cine tbeiltpeiie MobiliIirune aas
Qeorbnet porben. soSn bieiem IeBtersn
3ugeitdnoniB ees fransDiiId)enari rieq s.
:niniiters liest bas gepsntiihe.
gislang 1T nit Der gr6bten Gnt.
fhafen6eit bebuuptet poroen, 5aE
syrdHfreih aae arGfte aufbiete, I'm
eine 8erIrdnoigung spii9en Der
@rotHtdhten berbsi3ufiibren unb spal
aus benz 9runoe, bab bic Grlebialnc
be1 tirtii9sn 5roee auber9alb Ieine'
Sittereilen Spbdre liese unp bsmncf
bic fnansoIii6s Reeieruns faas es 81
einee ariege atpiiden RuBlane Ent
Seitsrreid tomHsn ioate, eine nsu:
trals Siellung sinne6n,en rperbe.
4ngefidds auer oieier herubisenber
3uiiherunssn erbdlt man burh 81:
faa, ben Srrtbum zines fran50fiider
@sneraIs, bic Mittheiluna bag eirs
tbeiimeiie Wobilmahuns angsorpaet
porben 1T, mas bod nihts anberes be:
oeutet, als cine 8orbereitunq auf Ser
Eries oen man nidl permeiber
gu tpnnen fiirdt.t. Sm aidte oieIe,
gntballuns miro man audi ben 9lu.
aaber Der ruiIiI6en Militdrbeb0rber
teiner glauben fdenten, bic freilid
obnelin unalaubtDiirbig tlanaen, baf
Die gertebrsitoduns auf ben pofas.
ihsa gahnen our4 bas gesen Dcr
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ben. spater, mad, bem eriten Srolt,
iuiro iie es ia pergeiien baben. slber
iest fiibIt iie eS 10 fhtper. Sic ipiro
ole 5reunoinnen 5uirlgabnbof beglel"
ten. lpirb fie bitten baf, iie ibr ihrei.
ben, tptro laden, ilno iie peroen itd)
fiilien. aber tuenn tie Die lebte beglel-
ten lpiro, miro iie iih nidt mebr III.
riidbalten fonnelt nnb miro bitterlid,
tpeiren.
Sie miro trnurig Den appf elm lpe-
mig geienft, heinlgeben iinb Dor Dem
Sauie Der bebrdiiten 2ebrer treffen,
hen man fir Onnlin b1lt: sd bringe
,Sbnen oas periprodJene gud", miro
er iaaen. limb lie tpirb Ieiie anttuor-
Ten: ,5reten Sic bod eir biBhen elm
Gin 10 traltrieer slbenbi"
oerb't in Der Erobins. Meeentage
lno Iange, finitere gidfte. die Staot-
peraItl,ng bat bic bier @aslnternen
ousiir0pl lniien
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sanuoDeraner 9annAer Saline.

Gas 5nnnoperaner llnterif Han.
der aoiine batte auf geitern abeHo
Witslieber nne Sreimoe ioipie oeren
Samilien nod oersIrbeiterbalie entbo.
ten sur JbeiInabine an eiHem Bal,
ben Der riibriee 0erein peranitattet
bate. Eas san8e norooeiltid,e 8oif
mar on froblid) beiianirnen uno
Mannlein ipie NeibIein mdren gutter
Ginse. Der geiud. Der Seiuihfeit
par iebr gut, oenn ailh Die 2anoss
lente pom SSannoper llnterit Q,erein
unb 6er gentenia M1nnerdfr lporen
erihienen iino bic Sanger perih5nten
oas sSeft nod onrd BEN Vortraa etli.
der 2ie0er. Ger gaa nabm eiten rei-
senoell 8erIauf uno bel oen alanacn
ron Sdmint's Srheiter afniiiirie
man lid bis gum friiben slRoraen.
los 9ef6ienlt. Die 5eitlid,feif 10 id,on
|arrargirt 81 babeil, gebiibrt oen ser.
|ren iyreb. Meimers, 1reo. 23eder,
Senrp aBmann, ausull Heoineper
uno Jres. Stratbmanm.
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Dteies Sabr bistst in mehr

9ieies Sabr bietst in mebr
als elmer oiniid)t 9runo sur Cant.
Bartlett. Gsm 2anoe iino ni6t bios
reihs grnte beIhiebea pproen, es er=
treut Iid) nidt bios eines groBen sez
ItGftliten 9(ufIhtpunes, ionDern es
bat aud cine llmtpdlSung in uniersr
Hesieruns ituttsefllHoen. Die osr9tation
,sn ioSiulsn 5rieoen perbiirgt. Sielsr
tpar gefdbrest. Die ameritaniihe Fez
pubIit itanb i'm 9ssriffe, iih III eins
TiHan3sSligarhie 3u perpanoeln, Die
Das 8olt Hnbdrmber5is ous5ubeuteH
tradtste. 9ieis SIigar6ie lit geitiir5t.
Sos 8oIt bat pisoer Die 3ugel Der
Resierung srlangt. Gs iii jeBt in Der
Gage, cine Regierun9 gu fiibren, Die
alien Saidten Der SeIsll16oft 9s=
Tedtigteit gu tbeil peroen tdbt. Sn
anbersn 2Gnoern bdtte oieIer llm-
fhtpung iih nAr nit WaffsnsepaIt
pnlIsishen Iaf1sn, bel un5 lit er am
Stimmtaiten bsfperiteutgt poroen.
Gas bietet iiGsrIib 8runo sur Oant=
Bartlett.
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Gine enelii de 5ettun j
in Gbicasp, Gle eine iebr prominsnte
Stellun9 IN Der grene einnimnt, 1d5t
Eel 9eIprefune Der Situation in GU
ropa: .Deuti6lano id}eint 5umst1t
perantportlih fir bic gefdhrltfs
Spannuns in europa. Shne letne
@rmutbigunq tpiiros Ssiterreid ntht
feline pittatoriide Bolitit eingeihlaz
Gen haben, bic DEN Sentiment in ben
&rteg gu ftiir3en brobt. llno penn
Seuti9Ianbs 3uitimmuas notbig
Id)eint, bann bahen Die Mrbeiter, ipeide
jeBt Die sr0Bte partsi I'm 8eidstag
bilosn, cine gldn5enoe 8elesenbeit, oas
8riegsbramu 81 pertinoern.
2lus oisier 0arIteuuns leu6iet Die
goreinsenpmmenteit eeseu 8eutfdbs
lamb bsrpor, BON pelher bic anglo
1meritantIhe Preiie niht ob5ubrineen
lit, mas DoN aud gum Sheil auf
arober llntenntuiB Der @erbdltni1s be-
rubt. Seit 1871 par 9eutidianb Der
Srieosnsbort Guropas. sSbm lit es
3u nunten, baB bic tiirtiihe Sraee nidlt
idon ldneit 81 einem WeIttries eefiibrt
bat. Sieie ieeensreihe Waht our @rs
3altung bes SSrieoens bate 8sutIhs
lamb niht ausiiben t0nnsu, 1penn es
nicht DON SeIterretf uno audi bon
Stalien oarin unter1tiist lpiirDe. eSn
oisier frteblifen @eiinnuna be9arrt
Deutihlono nod bis auf ben beutigsn
Gag. Gs mahnt gum 5rieoen uno
parnt Dor Dem &riege. alber es
iteint, paB feline Worte tein 9ebDr
finben, neil bic MGhte Der Gntente
Deferreih nieberoriten lpolIen, um
Ieuti9lanp 81 i9tpdten, Damn bat
bod 0eutihlar6 teine anbere Wabl,
a!s Ieinem 8unoesgenOiien bei'uitehen.
sGu9 Der 9orpurf qeqen Seiterreif),
oab es berriih auftritt. entitammt
9rober unniRsnhett. Seine 4biidt lit,
cine tpeiteebenDe umGuoeruna oes eu=
ropGiIten geiigitannes 3u perbiiten.
Ss trdst Der lbatiads Rsdnung. pab
oie Siirtet aeSpunqen lit, aon5eiiionen
3u MAIDEN, absr bieie ioueu bios bic
Siirtet uno niht audi anoere Qdnoer
beriibren, fpie ous Der JaQ Isin piirbe,
nenn Serbien iid am abriatiIher
Meere Teitieste. Gaourh niirpe
0eiterrei6 in cine ungiinitigere Stel=
lung geruthen, ais es jegt inne bat
Geipiiiermaben ipiiroe e8 fir einen
&rtea beitraft peroen, ben es niat per-
i6uloet uno on Dem IS nidt tbeilges
nommen bat. Re6men mir an, pab
gn9ldno in einem &rie9e unterlieoen
ipllte unb Der Sieqer Die canabiIten
Sdfen forbern piiroe. g9as lpiirhen
Die Ser. Staotsn tbun? Sic niirben
nit ben Baffen in Der 5anD ben Sic
Ger an Der 8eIesun9 Der 6Gfen oerz
5inoern, neil es nit tbrsn sSntereifsn
gl3t pereinbur n6re. 9enau nenIelz
ben Stanopuntt nimmt Se1terreih Elm
lnD lit I'm 10 mebr odSu bereAti9t,
als cine 8eiibnahme tiirtiIher 6dfen
our6 Serbten cine Sperations6aiis
fir bic sseinoe Seiterreidbs sur 7Folge
baben tpiirn..
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Sembrid, &pusert.

Die aefeierte Sdnssrin, Jrau Mers
ceau Sembrid, sibt am beutisen
Ibent i'm Gmerp 4ubitorium eirl
aieDertonsert unter Mittpirtuns bes
gefliiten Gutia gaiini uHb bes piaz
niiten iyrant ga 5orse. Jrau Sems
brih tpirb an bem 2benb niht ipeniz
ger als neun5ebn 2ieper gu ejebor
brinsen uno sipdr iolhe bon 5ron5
5huberi, Robert Sdumann, Riharo
StrouB, 6. 0rieg. 8. @olf, 5raui
Ga Gorse, u. 5ooie uiip. 8tlonoers
ii,tereIIani berfprift bic 0rupps bon
aht 0oltsliDetn iiebsn DtrihieDsne,
NatioHen 5u spereen. bic Die aiinitles
rim IN Der reip. 2anDesiprahe iiHat
Dr @orDertouf Der size lit be;
WHrliber.
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s emti1es 4beater.
&epriie Der o5iini Sranfinrter" mn
nad)iten Sonntag.

Die frsunblite Qufnabme, pelhe
Carl Roebler's bri[lantss Suitlplsl:
Die fiinf Jrantfurter" aud bel benz
hieiisen beutihen 5beaterpublltum sss
funoen bat, idbs nit pollem Rett barr
auf ihIiebs1, bab bisies prdhtigeStiid
aun Bel feiner 3lpeit.n 4uffiibrung ii6
ais Dor5iisIider Wlagnst erpelien
pirb. Der Wertb, lpelder oiefem 10
ihnen beriibmt getporbenen Stiide betz
gemeien miro, lit in jebtr 8eaithung
Elm srober; benn jebe @uffiibruns TIT
fir bic DIRECTION. idon ebe Der yor@
bang iib bebt, nit bebeutenben unfo=
item pertniipfi, MBerbem 1T AUDI bas
Wfilieu piefes Stiides Elm iebr iperth=
poats; benn nod islten lit es einsm
2itteraten gluneen, jiibiide Gfdratz
ters in 10 .padenb.r, bortreffli6er unb
treuer Meiie Su ihilbsrn, obns irgeno
tpie perIeB.nb Su tperben. als pie Dem
gerfaiIer Der .5iinf 5rantfurtsr"
ipeItsr gsrabe in biefer 8esiebung elm
MeiittrItiid eliefert bat. Der feline
6umpr, Der bas Stiid burdpebt, bic
sraaiOie Irt, in bsr Der 3eit6oratter
bes Sabres 1922 brausgebraht 1T,
bic Sihsrbeit, init lrelder RosBler es
psrmNoen bat. ireenoipis benz Suesns
tbum 5u nabe 81 trsten. unp anpererz
ieits audi aus ben 9rtretern bes
d)riitlihen tober unb niebsreu 4bels
bilIiee anrritatursn gu MAIDEN, gsben
isinsr S6iloeruus aus ben anfdnsen
oes 9efd!ehts bsrer BON Rotbihilo Ell
nen Reis. Dem fih 10 leiht tein WaenIdj
pirb entsiebsn tonnsn, unp bas 1T es
serdbs, tpas oem Stiid bic punberbar,
anSiebunsstraft gisbi. Die fiini
5rantfurtsr" g,b0ren auf ieben 5a0
5u ben Stiidtn, tpelhe, js otter Tie man
iie6t, audi um 10 mebr ssfallen. 9o
es isbr fraglid lift. oh bisies psltbs,
riibmte Stiid fpdbrenb bisier Soifor
nohmals rlfsefiibrt tpirb, iolte aui
jsosn Jdll Rismanp Die 0elegenteit
DerpaiIen. fih baiielbs ndhiten Conn
tag ansuieben. Gintrittsforten iinh
i'm -9orpertouf 5u baben in 8og's
4potbete. Gde aibertp unb 8ins, in
5kobalo's 8uhbanbluns SO. 9 Wsii
II. StraBe, unb an Der aaiIe pes
@ranb Opera nouIe.
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SeHator Renppu bat T6 haz
qegan ertldrt, Die 9rGIioenteu su psns
iipniren. gr iugt. buB lie pon ibreaI
Scldr BON $4,000 uno S25, 900
Reifeperoiitung ba5 Sa6r nit 2e:9=
tigttit 100000 iparen t0nnten, nsnn
fie pie lururtoIsA Dinners etniteGsn,
unb nit 100000 pGren iie reidlia
Derirrgt. Senator &enpon oe90rt Dfs
feHbar 3u Oenen, bic Iih ntnt in Die
Gage zines aHoeren Derieben t0unen
unn etpas fliiati9 in ibrem lIrtbeit
iino, Die lururiDfen Dinners fpero.n
Rii)t aum 8eraniigen bes prGfibenten
nsruiiitaltet, ionbern fnb Stontsnpt3z
p,abi9teiteH. Gs eehDrt gum @nlt
bes prdiiosnten, Elm 8antett fir Die
Siplomaten 5u geben. &r mlb
i'm 2aufe Der MbminiItration eine 4n.
sa9i aonferen3en nit ben peri6ieben=
itsn 8erfoRen abbalten unb Der Nh
ftant aebietet, oaB er tie bsipirtast,
9as tojtet 10 piel 9eIo, DAP er nichts
iparen Tam. Grant, Der als Sofeal
alas 3eremonieu gerdbe5u berobfteafe
uHs einsn einfah birseriiden 5augz
bait fii6rte, tonute fi9 troBbem oeE.
3nanee ni6t ent5ieben, @uitmGbl:r ID
Dsrenftalten unb er aerierA oaburh IN
Sdulben, Die ihn srnFtliden aumn.r
mad'teH. gu unierer ueberraT6una
erfa6ren mir audi aus elmer @eubez
rung garnegies, puB GleoeIonb, BON
bern mir glaubten, baB er iic9 in le,o=
Ii6en GsrAdltniHen befoaD, bas
@tbe 9aus fat mtttellos perlteB rn5
ernitli6e Sersen bate, nie er iein.
junse Gamilie aHitanoig erndbrsr
tOnnie. 2lber ielb't ipsnn Der grdIi=
ben. nit elmer Sparfar1feit, Die an
Jilsigteit arenSeH niirbs, 100000
er:ibrissn ionnte, 10 pirben ibm oiei.
i'm GaRsen jahrlid, $4,000 abperfeu
nnn es 1T !lar. edb bag niht eeniqt
um felbit einen beiheipenen Saasba!i
3a fHbren. gr niirbs se3pungen Teia,
fid nod Deiferem grtperbe umsa.
febeu unb bns foa permiebfn tperpsn
sptii es nih unbebentIih 1T, fpenn cir
prGfibent bem Grange nnterliegf, fi,f
fein i6glihes Brob gu perbienen, bu {,
bierfnrh DeranlaBi nerben i0nnie, BIZ
Aenntnik, Die er I'M Mute ft
erporben pat, au permertben. Sdlisbs
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ii9 III nift noraussuieben, in neif
Idiuierise Gage Elm 9rdiioent, Der Der
9an1pf ums 9aIein aufnebmen rnuB
seruthen fDnnts. Die Gbre Der Nutior
sebletet, ibr einItiges Sberhaupt pc,
allsn Sefabren unb 9erleeenbeiter
iiGer Su iteIlsn. 0as finnnoielle S6.
JET lit serinefiigie. Cine Nation, .ce.
rem Rseierune eine WfilIiaroe bas
sSa1r tritst, piro iiherlih $4,000
bas Sabr, oper bas 9oppeIte, psan
3uti GrprGiioeuten am 2eben iino,
eriibriaen toHnen.
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Der bemotratif 6e Ylan 3Gr
Reiocmirung Der 1ffentlihen 5inanz
sen lit bsreits fir unD ferttg. 8is TN
MloritfGen 8Iane ioQen Die 9antisrs
einH3 isben Siitritts &oalitipnsu biz
Den init Der 9pGma6t, 8antrsierpea
en.aescr 81 nebmen unb taufmdua.z
fhe 2etiet 81 oistonttren. Iuh iniI
ib1l>r itnerbul6 einer 9sntiIen Creme
eriaubt iejn, Santnoten auf taufmdn=
niic9e WechieI Su enittiren. Ter tre=
ieutlite llHteri6iep 3oi'fsn sem
Mibri6Fden glau beIte9t oarin, hab
teins 3entraI ReIsr1s 9ant as1tctz
let rirs uno pas lit cine lpeieHtlihe
8erTGtehterunQ. 9as 9elobeoGrfaiB
in ocn oerIG}ieosnen 2anoestheilen II
nid9t 9!eidb. Inter Dem Ilori61 der
8lur !rirnsn Die IberifiiIIiqen 9elz
Der na6 Der o3eutral 9ant dbflieben,
I'm horthtn geid]tdt Su perben, ipD
mGa lie braudt. Inter benz bemotr.z
tilGem Ylan pdre bas niht moali9,
oa jeoer Santbe3trt BON oem dnbersn
asIonoert bIsiben miiBte. Sn ioIAer
Be;Is piiroe es iid ereignen, baB ba5
ii5eriaiiiItse gelo in einem gesirt
nitf bea anoeren 5ugefiibrt tperpsn
t6ante auf uns mu6t es ben Gin
orad, baB man ben 2lIpritibsn B1n
bios hesipegeu nint p0Qig eens6miet
bat. neil bic bemotratiihe 9urtei iez
hig.ia aus parteigriinoeu iih baqeaen
ertidrt bat. Sn SolQe OeHeu bis::st
man cen 9lun in Dsritiimmeltsr syosm
an.
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n =.

Sn benz 6aufe SO. 844 Webrman
Ape.. bds bon ben Jamilien s. 1urhp
unb W. Difher bttpobnt tpirb, brad
eefern Abtnb Elm Deuer aus, bas, ebs
es setDfht iperben fonHte, eintn
ShabeH BON stipa $500 anri6tete. !.
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Gaun lnb lpann ereienet iid eine
aataitropbe, cine pom jener, uber
Die Die rlliiiihen 3eitnngen NIT eini-
gen Denigen 8orten berihtsu. Gin
Nenid, Der iif) bas 2eben ninlmt,
lno 9tiemano ipeiB, Iparum2 Gin
idredlides @ebeimniB. yfaf Drei.
lGbrIsem StllSinm iDar Wirjam aus
aiefp ats 3abndr5tin 5uriidgeforn.
men. slber pas mar ans ibr, Der
frilber 10 Seitern u,sO DaDegiiAen,
getDorben!
ginen slbenb porber, ebe bds Mn
gliief geihab, mar bic SHUTTER 8u ibr
ms 3inlmer gefrete1:: so GET bod
ein bibden fpaaiereni Gs lit bel,ts
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Gunucrstas, ben %. 9ppember 1912.

9teIe Surteps fubien fh
an, ols ndren iie bon Carnegie penz
lipnirt lporoen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
TRIBUTE TO TITANIC
 BANDMEN FROM W. & W.
 BAND IN NEXT CONCERT
Male Quartet and Cathedral Chimes to Be Introduced in Special
 Memorial Number.

The Wheeler & Wilson band concert at Beardsley Park at 4 o'clock Sun day afternoon will include a fitting tribute to the memory of the bandmen of the ill-fated Titanic, who were playing Nearer, My God, to Thee" :" when the waters crept up and engulf- ed them.
 The band will play this number, and in it's rendition the cathedral chimes, played by Oscar Knablin, will be used, and the male quartet of the South Congregational church will sing.
 Union bandmen throughout the coun- try are paying this tribute to the hero ism of the English musicians who went down on the Titanic. The fed eration of which the Wheeler & Will son band is a part, contributed gener- ously to the maintenance of the wid- ows and orphans of the Titanic music ians.
 The concert will be conducted by MT. L. F. Chermak. leader of the Mertz band of Port Chester, N. r. MT. Cher mak is one of the candidates for the leadership of the band, succeeding Leader John A. Lynch, resigned. The program follows:
 March, ronation-Meyerbeer
 Overture William Tell-Rossini. Corner Solo, Shepherds Morning
 Song-suppe. L. A. Vernon. solo,
 Last Hope Got ttschaIk.
 Selection, Die Frieschutz-Weber.
 Paraphrase, Nearer, My God, to Thee
 Reeves.
 March, Calvary Commandery-c Clark.
 Star Spangled Banner. George Sanger. Director.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
heiaht ef piplomaex.

10 was at the British embassy at Washington. A distinguished English man was delivering lecture, and in his audience were many big diplomats and high society people Just as the lecturer spread oD the ambient atmos- phere his most gorgeous verbal picture a large German tried to sit down nuietly in chair. He did sit down, achieving transfer from the chair to the floor with great chatter, which peeved the lecturer and annoyed the guests. Every body in the room turned around and glared in the direction from which the noise had come. But that German was too smart for them. Having hurled himself against the floor he stayed there, breathing fine mix ture of wax and meal, which had been rubbed in preparatory to the dancing that was to come later.
 After the lecture was over MT. Bryce, the British ambassador, found and shook hands with the astute Ger man, rema rking:
 Your fall and subsequent recumbent position were the most exquisite piece of diplomacy ever saw in Washing ton. ."-Popular Magazine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
FINE TRIBUTE FROM ASSOCIATE OF LATE
 FRANK ]. MuLCAHY

The following tribute from an as-. sociate of the late Frank J.. Mulcal1y is a reflection of the general grief occasioned by the demise of the dis tinguisf1ed manufacturer, throughout the big industrial enterprise with which he had been so prominently
 IN MEMORIAM
 The sudden going out of this life of our dear vice president and manager, Frank J. Mulcahy. has left a void in the hearts of those Whp were associat- ed with him and loved him which can never be filled But let us be comfort ed by the sight of Heaven, the home where those whom we mourn reside, who there protect us and pray for us.
 We loved him during life and let us not abandon him until we have conducted him by our prayers into that home of eternal rest where neither sorrow, toll nor calculations dwell. We will miss his kindly pres ence and Influence but that sweet Influence will still fall down upon us like a benediction from that far off sky, and let us, his associates of the Crane Valve Co, try to emulate him, that when we receive our last summons to answer the roll call from above. we may be prepared to meet him around that Great White Throne of Him who alone is able to bring cheer out of the darkest gloom.
 Eternal rest, grant to him. O, Lord! and let perpetual light shine upon him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
A nilatory Painter.

One of the characteristics of Sir Thomas Lawrence. the portrait painter. was dilatoriness. "Lord Normanton." l" says writer, must have had the pa. tience of Job welded to the polite ness of a Grandson, for, although in ISIS Lady Normanton had already been sitting off and on for three years. I find him still in 1924 discussing in the politest manner what the back ground of her ladyship's picture shall be and only venturing in the mfidest way to remind Sir Thomas that he had also himself been sitting to him ever since the year 1815v' The portrait was delivered in 1927.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
A Treasure.


 When Lincoln was practicing law a client came to him and wanted to know if something couldn't be done to protect him from his wife. He said she locked him out nights and threw dishes at him and battered him up with club. She scolded him day and night and consistently and continuous ly made life miserable for him.
 "Have you thought of getting di- vorceT' inquired Lincoln.
 No, no; l don't want divorce Why, wouldn't leave tn old woman for anything"
 ~You wouldn'ti After all that abuse2 And why not?
 Because. squire. that old woman Of mine can make the best dapjacks in Sangamon county."-St Louis Post Dispatch.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
mRsN vANDDRBnrs BAdlL.

rvewnort.S Aug. 23-work on the Waidorf .Astor estate on the Cliffs, where Mrs. tCorneIious Vanderbilt, to- niel1t gives }azfancy dressi ball rival Iifir any soG this slifhmes's society faY7ctluns In display anl ndRgniffcence er1d ertailing the expenditure of a small fortune. was completed. today, ard the beautiful estate is now in rna dinesss for the arrival of the first Rrfests-
 sA corps of expert builders have been af work for a week constructing a building Joining the villa where the Merry Counters, f ... brought direct from New York at an expense or thou- snde will be staged. A number of private detectives will be on hand owing tp exceedingly large numbers Of jewel losses. this season. Several surprises. in the form of novel fea- lures are expected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
Discovered Through Chance.

By mere chance Professor Roentgen suspended a Crookes tube. through which an electric glow was playing, over a table that had a package of photogra phic plates in drawer under meath. On the table happened to lie a bunch of keys. When the plates were taken out to be used they were found to be impressed with shadowy images of the keys. So the wonderful x rays were discovered. In this case, too, frog chanced to play an interesting part. One was put. with other objects. on the table in order to get shadow photograph on a plate in the drawer, and when the photograph was devel- oped the skeleton of the frog was re- vealed in the picture. Thus 1t was learned that x ray photography could be employed to picture the internal parts of living animals.-New York Journal
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
NOVEMBER

all possible times under "N" instead of IA" They speak of us as North Americans or as "Yankis" and call our minister the North American minis ter" quite ignoring Mexico and Canada. Certain Americans destrous of secur- ing an increase of our trade with South America and of piacating in every possible manner the South Americans, overlooking the practical side of the question. have acquiesced in the local prejudice and speak of themselves as North Americans. even though they do not address their letters to the United States of North America."- Detroit Free Press.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
wbv Madoe DeeIined Tea.

Madge. three years old. is of posi- tive nature and always ready with in- dependent opinions. A woman visiting Madge's home sat next to the little girl at table and offered her spoonful of her tea, which was declined with an emphatic shake of the head.
 ''Take little" urged the visitor "just little for your stomach's sake"
 q ain't dot no tummick ache" was the indignant reply. = Indianapolis News.