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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
GayGsTERs SHOT INNOCENT
 CHILDREN IN STREET BRAWL. Little Victims Dying-Were At Fiay When Rowdies Sarted Fighting.

New York, July 23.--A dozen of the best detectives in the city were sent out, today, with orders that no ex- cuses would be accepted for failure to capture gangsters who shot and n1ortally wounded two children dur ing a street duel with revolvers, last night. The wounded, Tessie Bier bauer, 9, and Vincent Mazzarello 10 were reported dying in a hospital where they had been rushed after the shooting.
 The rival bands of gangsters met on the street and began shooting de- spite the fact that the thoroughfare was damned with pedestrians mostly children There was a. wild rush for safety but the Bierbauer girl and young Mazzarello were directly in the line of fire and were both shot through the stomach.
 The ganRsters, after emptying their pistols without injuring each other, leiaurely departed and were out of sight before the police arrived on the scene.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
GOV. WILSON'S APPLE TREE. It will Replace the One Under Which
 Lee Surrendered to Grant.

Washington, July 23.-The famous old apple tree near Appomattox Court House, Va, under which Lee sur- rendered to Grant. long since carried away Ufece by piece by souvenir hunt CTS, is to be replaced by a tree plant ed by Gov. woodrow Wilson.
 Col George A. Armes, U. s. A., owner of the Appomottox farm, has returned to this city from a visit to Gov. Wilson at Sea Girt with the news that the Democratic President ial nominee has accepted an invita- ton to visit the historical place to plant the new tree within the next few weeks.
 It is expected that the trip to Vir- ginia will be made with a party in- cluding a number of Senators and Representatives and that a. visit will be paid to Monticello, Jefferson's s home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
BRANDEGEE SEES DELAY. British Objection to Panama Canal Bill win Send Matter Over.

Washington. July 23.-Passage of the Panama Canal bill, to which Great Britain has noted objections, may be deferred until next session. Senator Brandegee.s of Connecticut, in charge of the measure, today, said action on the bill seemed far in the future"
 ssIt is impossible to say when it will he enacted" Brandegee declared. Divergent views exist among Sena- tors and will require much time for argument. Tn the meantime, the con- ference committee fight will have to be fought all over again.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
FIVE NEW TEACHERS SELECTED AT SALARY
 OF $500 ANNUALLY

Five yonng teachers were elected to the local teaching corps by the Board of Education last evening as follows: Dargan, Elizabeth Burke, Julia A. F'enton and Elizabeth Roache. These young ladies are members of the re- cent gradua ting class at the Training school, being the five first in point of average out of a class of seventeen. They will start at the beginners sal- ary of $50O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
AUTO TURNED TURTLE.
Lawyer Johnson Killed and Others i'm
 Car Badly Hurt.

Buffalo, July 2s.-Attorney Charles w. Johnson. g, of Perry, N. r., was killed, c. w. Smith, manager of the Perry branch of the New York State Telephone Company, sustained a fractured skull, Mrs. William Hart ford, of Chicago, suffered a broken leg and her husband a broken collar bone, when an automobile In which they were riding broke an axle and turned turtle on a curve in Wyoming County, about midnight Surgeons. today. said Smith had a slight chance of rncOYhrY
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
AEROPLANE IN WAR GAME
 OVER CONNECTICUT SOIL.

Washington, July 23.-Three army aeroplanes will participate in the war between militia and regular troops next month. The arrny's fly CTS will include Captain Charles De F. Chandler, and Lieutenants Milling, Kiertland and Arnold. Two machines will be given invaders and one to ths defenders.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
BRAKEMAN SHOCKED; MAY DIE

Stamford July 23.-Charles Win ham, of Brooklyn, brakeman on the New Canaan branch, was shocked with $500 volts of electricity, last night, at the New Canaan station while uncoupling cars. He was re- moved unconscious to the Stamford hospital where it was said this after noon that there is prospect for his recovery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
THIRD TIME WOMAN WAS
 DETECTED SHOPLIFvTING

Mrs. Christina Kuntz who was fined ST and costs in the city court Satur- day morning for shoplifting at the Rowland Dry Goods store had on two previous occasions been detected in the same store appropriating articles On each former occasion she pro- fessed much repentance and on the assurances of her relatives that she would be taken care of and that no repetition of the offense would take place she was allowed to go without punishment. In view of the fact that she was again detected on Saturday it being her third offense, the com pany felt that in justice to themselves they could not overlook it. hence her arrest and punishment
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
BURNS co. REFUSE TO RELAY BLOCKS; SAY
 FAULT IS NOT THEIRS

After much wrangling and discus sion pro and con, the Paving and Sewer commission last night laid all responsibilit for the condition of the wood block paving in Park avenue, between State street and Fairfield avenue, up to the contractors who laid the paving, The Burns Co., Rep resentatives of The Burns Co.,, stub bornly maintained that the contract ors were not responsible because the trouble comes from a poor quality of wood blocks and these were furnish ed for the work by the city. As a result of the attitude taken by both the commission and the contractors resolution was passed by the com mission instructing The Burns Co. to relay the blocks. and in the event of the refusal of that company to com ply with these instructions before Wednesday. Director Courtade of the Public Works department will begin the work and the expense will be charged to the contractors.
 Director Courtade believes that the work of relaying the blocks can be done for $150 Fifteen per cent. of the contract price for laying the paw ing in Park avenue has been with held from The Burns Company, un- der contract agreement, as a guaran- tee of good work. This amounts to about $200 so that the commission will deduct the cost of relayfng the paving from that. It is expected that The Burns Go. will offer legal objec- tions to this procedure.
 Director Courtade said that he was satisfied the blocks were in perfect condition when laid. T. B. Ford, rep resenting the Burns Co.,, declared that the blocks were laid in strict accord ance with the city's specifications and that all material his firm supplied was the best.
 Contract to furnish the iron man. hole frame and covers, was awarded to the Coulter Mack Machine ed at the city yard. R. H. Cooper bid $2.37 hundred pounds, the Au- tomatic Machine Co.,, bid $2.10, and the Pequonnock Iron Foundry, $2.45.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
THE PRErTTEsT FACE

and the most beautiful hands are of. ten disfigured by an unsightly wart. 1t can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover for sale only at The Cyrua Pharmacy, 253 Fairfield avenue and 1GG Cannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
TRUST
 SKINNED PHOTO MAKERS.
The Blessings of High Tariff shown
 By New Disclosures.

Philadelphia, July 2S.-That the so- called photographic trust has waxed fat under high tariff on supplies is the allegation of the Photographerss Association in session here. A spectaI. investigation committee reported. to- day. that, in many cases, American products are exported to Europe and brought back under foreign labels and command higher prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23

House painting and interior paint ing and decorating of every descrip- tion by practical painters We guar antee our work to stand the test of the most severe weather on the ex- terior and a close inspection of the interior Wall coverings of all the latest designs, burlaps, buchrans. san itas, silks. tapestries, cretonnes to match Good designs in cheap papers for bed rooms, dining rooms, libraries, small cost Prices lowest, to clean up and make room for. the fall goods. Estimates given on all branches. Colo nial mixed paint the best mixed paint on the market. Strictly pure linseed oil, lead, oil and zink,, Atlantic lead, pure linseed oil Prices right Whole sale or retail The Joseph P. Cough lin Co., TT East Main street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
WoMEN's RELIEF CORPS.

There will be no more meetings of the Womens Relief Corps, Elias Howe Post, G. A. R., until the last Thurs day in August.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
CEEANEASY. THE BEST HAND
 SOAP

Guaranteed not to injure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish. Rust. Grease. Ink, Paint and Dirt For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents, Manufactured by Wn. R. Winn, 244 Stratford- Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23

LOCAL COMMERCIAL TRAVEL c. B. Nichols of this city was elect ed vice-president of the International
 Federation of Commercial Travellers at the convention at Machlnac Is land, Michigan, on July 15 Is and IT.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
MGR. KENNEDY ELEVATED. Rector American College in Rome
 Becomes Assistant Bishop.

Rome, July 23.--Mgr. Kennedy, rec tor of the American College here, has been created an Assistant Bishop by the Pope in celebration of the twenty fifth anniversary of his ordination. The Right Rev. Thomas F. Kenne- dy, D D., titular Bishop of Adrianap- olis was born in Pennsylvania in 1858. He was ordained in 1887, and since 1901 has been rector of the North American College at Rome, which eel ebrated in 1908 the jubilee of it's foun- dalton by Pope Plus TX
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23
AUCTION SALE
 -OF- .JEWELRY STOCK

We will offer for sale at public auction, beginning JULY a. AT2 PM AND CONTINUING AFTERNOON
 AND EVENING UNTIL SOLD the Jewelry Stock of Henry C. Reid, bankrupt Sale to be held the located at 1149 Main Street of Elm Street The inventory consists of Watches, Bracelets, Clocks Chains, Rings Stick Pins Brooches Cuff Buttons Show Gases Fixtures, etc,etc
 This is fine line of stock. Each and every article is sold absolutely to the highest bidder without An exceptional opportunity is here offered to purchase iewery at your price, Afternoon sale at Evening sale at 7:3Q
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-23

no YOU ENJOY GOOD THINGS TO EATr IF so THE HOTEL ATLAS fS THE PLACE. ALL THE BEST
 SINGERS AND MUSIC
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
Cuba beoer Il. >. ON 5iaIp.

0aoana, Cuba, Is. 2tpril. -
lloenrigsniiniiter anor 6ol0t en- lun-
aerc atonferencc meo Senor Sun-
gniuD, Gubas ll0enrig5nlinii,cr 25r-
oog @fteruiooag. 5 aonier,ncen
oeltoa o1ia1 ocn omeritanite Q}ini-
tier, N}r. 9eauprc 0}r. anor ina.
.ge0e al ta5c moer Goer0eiel'e
forlellige Qlagters strap moo @u-
bl pon 6ritataing ior Cab, Iom De-
res lln0erioatter leo moer bet clt-
6ouite Gprer. % ligeleoes l5ortolf-
ningen Of SoDneip6r9smoalet, iom
ben umerffanife og Den cit6oaife 9te-
qering 9or til 9a6on0lin8.
ll0enriasmniiicr Sanalillp .ptr8-
te ll0enria9nliniiter 3nor. boo0 Gu-
ba bpr qore ] 2InleOnin9 al at Gllg-
lano, 5rantrig og (pifIono iorIon
ger en- Sfa0e9eritotning al $4,000
600 og pil, at Sogcn ltal operlaoeS
til @ologift. Zen cu6anife 6egering
iortolfer 9on0gt5 @rlmolop 0erben,
at Der inaen griiatnin9 ital goe5;
men Rresiet ira Oe ire europGife
D}aqter bar ppret ga Itprtt at DE
qeringens 0}e0lemncr fatItaar, at
Gu6o moa fiu0c iig At pOp nogcn
Detailing.
Otter aoufereaccn nellen De 10
ll0enrQ8miniitfe nprer @nbanerne
oct 0oob, at 0lr. @nor pil lGgge
Suqen irem for oe europpiitc 9ir-
9eringer og bone @ei for en- ipeciel
Commission. Der ifal 6eitenne Or
itattingens Storrelie. Gubanerne bill
6cIlere 0et eno gon in0 poo oe ell-
ropriifc 9leaering@jSorilag at loOe
Soug, 9onlItolen oigere Sogen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

5oreneoe 5toter5 lSenatorer 9enrD
". Qu @ont og .oarrp u. 9ficbaro-
jon, @uuerner Simeon z. Benne-
mill, @0mlno 0iitdbea, Or. George
". Q}oriball oa 9iubp Bail. Dele.
gotionen er uoen Snitrufs, men er
for @ennontinotion al Brglioent
Cart 6piS 2(0miltntration blep giuet
0ililutning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
Oanif 6r0nlanosefsp fspeoiton

ae6et6oon 10 9fpril slap.
tain !. & aoc6s GfSpe0itiou til
@ranlan6. 6oori opatiae 6oritere
oelto9er, % iom itsttes al aongen,
er nfreiii ira aG6enboon aocbs Del
togere er Or. @eaener, 3oologen
II 9nnoaaer % en- SsInn0iug aocb
oil prone poo at 9ennemiore 0lD.
Ihls @ric6iens @lan San er en-
iremra8en0e Sportsqnnn0. 80 s-
Ionoife 6eite 6orcr me6 til 6proens
llOr6tning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
Nnluaii fpr Saft.

9}em Dorf, Il 2(pril. 5or-
mon5 5. g. Goof for Oen repnbii.
fonfe Goit-2igo poo 6opati meoOe-
Ter ct Telegram 6ertil:
uEoft-2igoen ieirrig. Delegater
0lt6io, 1rear, 9iention, Nice 9alo.
min oq Noir enitemnig initrueret
for 8r9iioenten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

ioimenfnptteoe peo Genifo6 og BRO.
oerIfob, at enbper llGpffe, Der rom.
mer Oct enc, moa ieles al oct on-
oet, o9 pe0 nerupren0e frpgteIige
GiliGloe er De 9ioeliesfplIer.
@geor9e 9f. nno s."
4Srplfoent Gait ioorer aonQen:
o8e0 ben nproprenoe forfprOeli.
ge lllpffe, Der bnr ranlt 5itonic, er
oe TO 9onoe5 6olf Oraact iolnmn /
;SGlesiorg neO 0eres ipGes 1o6.
Oct omerifonTfe Solf 0eler 0enS Sorq,
Ser bar rant 0ercs ,SrpnOer poo
ben on6en Sfoe 6oDet goo min
2onosmpnOS 2eane toffer ieg Gem
for Ceres Snnpoti6eoioeIie
@m. $. 5oft."
aona 9Ibcrt al 9efaien til Grp.
iioent Gait:
Seq be0er 2eres @rcellencc moo.
toge min opbeite aonoolence / Qln.
le0niua al BEN irpQteliqe aotoitroic
meo 8itonic, Der 6or foroorioget Den
omeritanife 9}otion Ell iaooonSorg
@rPioenten iparer:
Seq iptter itor 8ris poa 0ere2
Spnpoti mco mine 9an65mpno.
Der er ilooet me6 Sorq aenncm Den
llIDtte, Der er ooerQoaet 3itonic."
Gn0nu ifol ri meooete fsGgenoe
ira gnfe6ronninq 9Icronorn:
Set er me0 en- SeIetie al oen
oD6eite 5orQ ic1 Dor ON oen
frpgtelioe lllpffe oeo 5itouics I'M
Oer9oua ol Net imerteliqe Cab al
0}enneifelip. N}it 6icrte er iuf6 al
Sor9 on Spmpoti meo De omfom.
mes berme0e 6omil'er % @onrs.
ren0e"
Ghtperpsr Dir al 3tem Norf, Der
tilIigemeo Mrs. 2ir par inOifrcuen
oq 7fitl0e bnne ieifet me0 6itonic
pdo 9iI6ngetllren paa 2sr0aq. iaa.
0e:
Seq er uiigeIiq ruftet oa org.
iuIo. Sbo6 fan man pon en- ioo0m
SiO aere u0en forieae at tolfe iit
6p6e Spn1poti meo De 6er6Deoe oa
be0e, at DC moo bIioe aioet en- Snr.
te, iom oct Ii9ger ooer menneifelia
Gpue at noe"
]teaeri1len @oi6inaton er bic.
ben olporIiq rpitet al ben itore lllpf-
fe. Nan benpn6te ollersoe (irS.
bags at arlm0e oper hpa6 Ser fitn.
0e aere5 ior at iouninoife 0tuIia.
be0en of iGige lllpffer.
aon1re5ien begpa0ie At asre Ia.
fat til 2oDaipninq anaoacnoe On.
reonin1s s.Ge0ifo5cr oa troools5 &c.
learoierina. og Prpiioent 1oit Der
oor oobbelt ruItet pro 1auoipnlp.
beOen for. at 6ons 9en Maior Mr..
c5i5ato u 9ltt oor bIanot Sc oruf.
neoe. 6ofot conference meo line ga.
binet8me6Ienimer ior at ooerneic RE.
aeri11a fontrol oper traoolds leIe.
qrnierina
: Observation-Disclosures freniotte3
Soriloq on1 at 9loraqen til 5ito.
MICS forfs Tfof Qnin6iq unoerieaes
al S86an0cls-aomiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

apinoepaIgretten Spcrri9. st
9leQerirgSforilog. 5 ben ioenife
9}i080oq 6Ieo Ser sen ,. 0$ lore
GoQt ct 2opforiloa ON politi'f &olg-
ret for Rpinoer, 9ooen0c M pna
8algret oo @aGoborbco ior aoin0er
liqcIom for 9Ppn0. G}ifte anin0er,
hpi5 Mmn0 0c iiOIte 3 9lar life
6or bctolt sfot 6or 0oq life @alg'
RET.
; fin @1otiperii9 al 6orilaaet
u0toIer 3uftit5nliltiiteren, Of ban
bar lmoeri6Qt Girfningerne al apin'
oeoolqrctten i iffe.erropriife Stater
% oesilocn irrIio / Tinlono oa9for'
qr. 6nor poIitiif GnInret FOR apn.
Ser or inoiert
M'nfTtercn finocr fife @rtno til
at ontoqa at @irfnitqen j Spcr.
ria Yfu[6c bfine mere omitnrtenoe.
font man I Snerriq mon reqne meo
ct betnoeliqt ItGrre 9lntol fpinoeliae
oolgberettigeoe 5or6oG0 til nfano-
Iioc eno | 1atlnno og gforge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
ROOleuPlt | OMAHA.

2aniferen@s 9ieo oar iffe blonot
De lDffeliQc, Der fif 2eiliQ6eo til
at 6ore y(eo6p" / 0mo6o Ons0aq
9fften % Oma5obId0ene, Bee" o.
r@orlO. .0cral0" arbeioer 10 beg9e
inloo Gooieoelt. ioa Oct er panife
Int At sine noget al ct &eierat ira
6ette GooicpeIt Dieoe / Dor Rpr6eo
3og oe, Der Der ira 9pen par
no0e at 6sre Dianoen bpi5 uoot cr
/ 9iingen", iortpaer, at }lr0itoriet
oar operiolot. oa At 0et par DUro
al reie efter at bare Mau0en. Steut
Set 0cnlofratiife 9lo0 % 3. paa
en- @}oaOe isger at lotterIia8ore,
fan man aIliqeoal nof 6lipe tlo8
al 5pao 0et ifriDer.
0beritcn par Dor N}.Ote 2(i-
tes. 6eQpnOer oct. oO6eriteu5 al.
oct 3apu cr 16eooore. % bans ire.
Die g}apn er Gooieoelt. Sans fieroe
]faon oil life blipe en0clig 6eItenlt
far nui!c 5onnner. Get 6liper maa.
lie re0e &Pnae. maaife VI III.
Der (m0).
: Mites par ban oppe poa gopu
laritctcn5 65ie 0slae. 6an 6opoc en-
1i.asrerifore. Ser tr0ffeSe }h0ito
riets @raac neocns 6unorcaer
m0atte noiea neo at itoo no til Scr.
toDet rtocnior 2e iioitc fuB9e
iffc 6src Calen men De iDntes fife
oeito mn6re / 5bi @roo at nnoc
zen
Ger fortrQes 'oo oioere on At
9looiepclt rei,rerc6e til Ben 3i0, 0a
ban par oGombop" noe / @eiten
0a mente 6on at OMAHA Ioa longt
in0e eitpoo, iet ira 9iten er 0en 10
fonat @eit.
2engere ben iiges: Get par en-
Goiti9 Sfore. oa poo flerc QIoa0er
DiIte 0en ot oen bar Der Tor at ie"
9iooicoelt. 9lt mon life fiun0e b6re
6onl. oet 6etao life tort De blep
Der og iprtes at fin0e tiIitrrffelil
TilfreositilleIie at iootto9e 6bor.
le0es oen fompaate 6iaur poo @lat
ioumen gennemgif nogle frnftiae &c.
gems6oelier. Ger applolt6creOes 6Dp.
pigt men oct por aabenbart ct fife
Minoretol, Der oeltoa 9ifalOsptrin.
aerne Gen olmin0eliac Stenmin9
ipntes at bprc at alo poa 0en for-
rige u9toiio6 9iiber", gSltngle eGn-
riit" og u@ismon0cn ira So9anlore
Sill.
OMAHA 9ec" ipneS me0 itsrit
@el6ebaa at 6opGe oeo 9alerens
isorinar Tor IommeroifGttele eler
5ilbu9cfoloefe al 0omitolS-9lia6rel-
Ter.
W1pn nof om 9looiepeltS 5olfr
3 2oa (Srehoa) itelumes Der oa
nritc 6joua 6oober hi at fume meo-
oeIe 9leillltotet oerai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
So fur 9iOoCiuclt.

9nmton 0}ic65 Il. }lpril
5cn 2eIcgatcr til ben republifan.
ife 1utionuIfonpention ira fieroe
3iitrift er fooret lSo6n Z. Omens
i Benton Narbor % GOnoro 6.
Geio / }(uegan. e er initrueret
ior JooiDelt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
JrVgle(ig
Jl(arineulQ66e.
ginieifibet Sitanic fnuies moo et
Ssbjers % ignfer.
1900 Wlenneifer iiges at uGre
umfummen.

llrsoag QtorJen bragte 0a9bla.
Oene De isrite Diel0nger on ben
frpgtelige lllDffe, Der itete 0nBen
ioruO. Get be00er, a! man irpgter,
at oper 1900 ionf til 2eoen tiolig
Nan0ags in0en 4 Elmer efter,
at 0en gigantiite 8bite Star 2inie-
hamper 5itonic par ile0t moo et
Ssbierg no ior JteDioun0lan0sban-
ferne.
sli De ca. 2,100 0}enneiter ON
@oro, (ni bpilfe ilere par per0ena.
berente) ot0es flm G57 at pPre bic.
per irelit. Oleoen5 99bte Stors
aontor giem Dorf iegte at mere
Der be0ite 3oab til oct iioite, inO'
renmeoe oct, at Der bar peret ct
oirDgteIigt Cab al DiennefeliD
0eriom oct ierite Ouerilaa al
omfomne er rigti9t, Iaa er lllptten
oen itsrIte i geroenS Se6iitorie.
Sfllloe oct pile Jig, at an0reStibe,
napnlig 9(llanliniens Poriiion %
girginian, Der nioe5 at bape OGret
gtGrbe0en al Iitnnic ti0ll9 Nan
bags, oar opiamlet an0re a Ii
tanicsGosiogerer. oct oilOe iouaino'
ife aalamiteten betgOelig 0aa6et
oerom bar man life cpgpet
5 5gritnrigen lHOlab Der
MelolHger, iom loo pou, at itsrt Il.
tanic pnr ilemt beifoOiget, ia par
Den BOG life ionfeiGroia Silitalio.
Den Oisie Meloinger par lite OIL.
cieilc. og oct piite iig iioen, al Dc
beller life bar pooIioeI &c Sad
fort eiter 5d. : DtanGag 2liten tom
Der en- traoOles 0lelOing ira Camp.
ifibet Gurpat6ia, at litanic par
iunfet 3 1imer % 55 Qfinutter Ell
ter at oct Ite0te moo ,Ssbiergel
Ser ianotes en00o ReOnin9sbaooe
ieilenoe omfring poa 8oloet, %
Dem ipnes Garpot6ia at 6abe iam
let Oh til ct 9lntol al G75. Ia Gnr.
pot5ia fom I'll llIpofe'ic0et. ioos fnn
9raginmper al oct ga uaioa. %
itolte Sfi6, ser bar foiet $4,000.
900.
st 1elelrom iom er moota8et
lo0er ioritaa. at BET 6ooe0ia1elig
er apinoer % gsrn, Der er 6lcoen
reo0ot
On ....... a.. .tsraz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
q. glar9.

6oipolitiet, 06erit Spirioop. Der al
le anflage5 for Gm6eosforbrpoelie.
G3ar5offet. Berlin, 81. Q}art9.
Sra st. 8eterS6org teIeqraferes til
D9erG. Go0ebl.": rs beroareroe oi-
pGOmatiIfe are0ie forlpoer oct, at
9erfe5crtu0 5ran5 5oiep6 meo @e-
malmOe 8e9pnOeIien al Sonpme-
rem iom 9lepreientonter ior oen
siterri9ite aeiier oil af(ag9e 9eieg
Dos G5arfomiIien i Beter6oi. Ter
ifal 0e5uoen / .Sonunerens 9p5 fin-
De en- Sonln1entonrit Steo nellent
63oren og aeiier @il6eIn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

0nsoag 0}oraen br1gte 0olspres-
ien lite Itort nDt ira llpftcn t0 0Der
bette enc, at Der tcnmclia afer
life er re00et ohore emo Dem, Gar.
pat6ia tog ON 9or0 ira Re0ninaS.
boaOane 3allet paa oise opaioes
forifelligt; oct b6icite Eol, oi bar
Jet, er 866. 3 SteOet ior 2,200
gosiagerer oa N}on0ifob, gioer cen
aiIoe oe om 9or0 pprenOes lal
til 21SO. 8ollei pon omfomne oil.
De ioaleoes bIioe 1914. Nile
trau0lsIe Mef0inaer. iom er mootd'
qet. aaar u0 poo. at BET ppientlig
er aDinoer og 96rn, Ser par iot I
Heoningsboooene. og iom Oeriro blep
optoaet al Gorpotbia
1itonic par geroenS it6rite Pns'
Iogerifib, oct innf pou in f6rlte
9ur oper g(tlonterbnoet, o. be0 bets
lln0ergong miiteoe fGere Nenneifer
9ipet emo ne6 nogen ti0Iiaere Se.
nlnffe.
9orsoag Moraen lpies ielaenOe Se'
learonrner of Snteresie: aong@eor'
ae al Gnglan6 til GrGIiOent Toft.
,0romninaen oa ieg 6nifer at ior'
iifre Gem oa ben omerifanife gSo'
ton ON 6en Itorc Soro, ri fsler
ooer bet frpqtclige Eob al @lenne'
ifelip, ser er ifet blon0t omerifon'
ffe gorgere ion bel iom bloa0t oo'
re llnoerioatter peo Sitonics I'm.
Seroana. gore TO 2onoe er ioa npr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

100000 biemleie. g9a1bington,
.. g., 10. 2lpril. - 0}eo ben til
taoenoe Irana 6lnn0t 9eboerne al
oen Moore 0}i5ii8iippi-9ol for gie
beitemte 93rpii6ent Goft / Dag at
ieuoe aon8resien ct Gfstrabuoifo6
og nnnlooe ben ON at 6eoilge oper
en- 6olp 0}illion Dollars mere til
SipIp for bent ser Ii9er 9}eo iom
6olQe al 0peripenmnelierne. 100.
600 Menne'fer iiQeS at ppre orepet
ira oerss Stem ! 2ouiiiano % Pr.
fanins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

Toner. Gel, II 2(pril.
Zen repn6lifonife Stotstonoertion
repubIifanife Stotafonpention oulg.
te e5aor ieIqenoe 6 1eleaoter til
Observation-Disclosures Chicago.
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9ombeefsploiion. 45ari8, t3. 9lpr.
@n 9Ombe efsplooereoe ell 2eie-
alttomo6il 9fue oe 2pon / @oar
5ormioOog. @fspGoiionen ryiteoe en-
itor Del al 9pen og iplintre0e Pluto.
mo6ilen G6ofieuren og fGere, ion
poSiereOe forbi, 6Iep iaoret. Dom au-
toger, at ll6oa0en blep u0fprt al
Gbafieurer, 6poraf monge bar pnret
poo Strife / oe ii0ite TO Mooneoer.
2lllton1Obilen bar poa 8eien til 2p.
on-9unens itore Station, oo gts-
pGoionen inotraf. Mnn9e @iHouer
9}o6oIoget blen fndt.
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Mr00clel)er.

9llger Christopher. Sra @ro-
bam, 0io., melOes, at 9lllen DC
9leol, efter at 6aoe uOruget apllin-
ger i'm 9tn9emofine, tom poa
Den soc at uoruge @re59opper til
stDllin9erne. 6ou tog no9Ie StopeI-
iuIOe 5orO pao ct Ste0, boor ban
mente, CHRISTOPHER 6oooe logt9@g.
l5Oeen reolilere0es. garlnen / 9fu-
gemaitinen iii 2Gggene til at flaffe
no, og om foo Gage 9op0e ban en-
SUGrm Al ln19e @rpgbopper.