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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09

to go further than that and make the mere fact of the fire evidence of the railroads negligence. is stretching the old family stocking a little toe far for future use. Assumptions must stand on their own legs, and not on top of each other. After it has been proven that the railroad caused the fire the burden of proof then, and not un-. til then. falls on the railroad to ex- skirts of negligence. In the present case the plant of a certain roofing company was locted some. 80 feet from the tracks of the Northern Pacific Ky Go, in the state of Washington. About midnight train, Iaboring rath- CT hard and throwing sparks as usual. three quarters of an hour later the night watchman discovered the plat form between two of the buildings on fire. There was no evidence that tion of defendants negligence was correctly taken from the jury Thor crimson vs- Northern Pacific Ky. O., 117 Pacific Reporter, 406.
 SUICIDE WITHIN ONE YEAR FROM APPLICATION FOR POLICY. One Aich took out an insurance pol icy on the 18th day of May 1908. and on May II, 1909. committed suicide. The policy contained a provision that the company would not be liable in the event of the insured's death by his own act, whether sane or insane, during the period of one year after
  quest, in his application for a policy, the policy was dated back days to give him the benefit of the rate of a younger age. making the date of the to select his own agent, and did not select his wife. she held the dog in her custody as mere gratWtous bali lee and that he was not bound under his original contract either to pay for the dog or to return it, but if bound at all was bound only to exercise that degree of care which is imposed by law upon gratuitous bailees.
 FIRE CAUSED BY RAILROAD ENGINE. While it may safely be pre- stunned that the jury will award dam ages to one suing a railroad, yet it does not follow that the mere passing of a railroad engine followed by a fire creates the presumption that the railroad company was guilty of neg, ligence in starting the fire. It is making it pretty strong to allow the presumption to be that the fire was even started by the railroad engine, but this rule is allowed says the Su- prene Court of Washinoton on the ground of necessity. so that the ends of justice may not be deseated: but policy May g, 1908. Rich told a close friend of his that as soon as the one
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
SUSMAN CALLED
 IN SOLOWAY-KATZ
 BANKRUPTCY CASE

Officers from the United States dis trict court of New Haven before which the now famous Subway & Katz bankruptcy case is now being heard, came to this city, this morning and subpoenaed Samuel Susman, member of the Susman, F'eurer Co. and Samuel Gensberg, bookkeeper for the concern.
 The Susman Feuer Go. conducts a wholesale flour, feed and bakers sup 9JIy business at 471-473 Water St. The men subpoenaed were required to att tend the session of the court which fS being held in New Haven from o'clock until this afternoon.
 It is alleged that the Bridgeport concern bought a carload of flour made by the Bay State Milling Co., from Subway & Katz in New Ha- ven. The flour was shipped to this city and afterward located in the barn of David Weinstein in the North End and TepIevined by City Sheriff Abriola It. is in connection with this shipment of flour and other transac- tions with the New Haven bankrupts that the Brideeporters were summon ed to the Elm City today David Bernstein, a member of the firm when a sked for a statement concerning the matter today said:
 T don't know nothing about it.. I won't say anything. It is nobody 8 business anyway
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
GETTING READY FOR
 UNIFORM BUILDING
 LINE IN MAIN ST.

common council and head of the .spe- cial committee to establish uniform building lines in Main street from Railroad avenue to Bulls Head, has called the first meeting of the com mittee for Friday evening at the city hall. The other members of the com -nittee afe Fred EnoS, Frank w. Bo- Iande. w. F. Hobbs, the presidents of the Board of Trade, Business Mems association and Manufacturers as- socfatton rasPe ctiVely, and Alfred H. Terry. city engineer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
EIks Will Greet
 Ladies Tonight
First of Series of Ladies Nights Planned for This
 Evening

The first of a series of Ladies Nights will be observed at the Elks' Home this evening. and judging from the program that has been prepared, one If the most enjoyable occasions of the current reason will result The entire home has been tastiIy decorat- ed in honor of the event, and it will he at the disposal of the. guests.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
Progressive Minister Knocks Out G. O. P.
 Machine Candidate
Especial from United Press.

KSptCIalI- rIOIV OlIteU IGss-
 Columbus, O.. Jan. 91The Rev. Her bert S. Bigelow. of Cincinnati. a pro- gressive. was elected president of the 4tb Ohio Constitutional convention on the 1Ith ballot here, this afternoon. Bigelow favors the initiative, referen- dunn and recall and was opposed in his candidacy to president over the i'm portant meeting by Judge Norris, who was supported by Walter. Brown. chairman of the Ohio Republican com mittee
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
Boy Missing; Father Seeks
 Aid Of Police

Tony Polite, of 99 Walter street re- ported at the Second Precinct station at 10 o'clock last night that his F year old son, Paul had not returned home from school and that he feared some harm had happened to the lad. The authorities had heard no further reports from Polite today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
MRS. SARAH E.. CURRIERS' WILL

. -
 Under the will of the late Sarah E. Currfer, wife of Levi w. Currier. ad- trust fund is created of a block of stock in the Adams Express Co. the income from which is to be paid to her mother, Sarah Aver, and her sis dernjse the fund is to be divided equally between the residuary IeRa- teees. her husband and her son, Rich ard D. Currier, a lawyer of New Jer- sey.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
Thursday morning at 8:3O
 28th MILL END Sale leaps into active life.

Wednesday the city newspapers will tell long and bright story of the of the characteristic savings that the Mill End sale brings for the 28h time That story while long worth reading from first line to last Its brightness Is the brightness of Mill End values; brilliant with savings ohe that have made the Mill End sale known far and wide wonderful economy 
 For weeks and weeks have been preparing for this 28h sale destined to be the greatest of a For days the and casks have been rolling from mills and poees and makers of wearngor best producers glad send their the Mill End sale Buly we have been choosing things from stock and getting them ready take place the Mill End bly, And all is ready except the last final preparations
 That final getting ready big task To do it properly close the doors at o'clock Wednesday, And the following ing Thursday 830 they swing for the opening of this 28 sale
 Charles A, LockhartS originator of the Mill End sale wL be here usual its launching The whole store will be pete readiness We shall have spread the moscomPe and satisfactory Mill End assembly have gathered Everything will be to the Mill End standard; plan excel all records
 Read carefully the special in Wednesdays papers And plan to join the Mill End tong And remember the opening
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses issued today were as follows: Daniel J. KeIleher, clerk. of New York city. and Catherine L.. Nurphy, of Bridgeport; and William Hayden, a buffer. and Ella Malen. both of this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09

ANN BELL ESTATE Margaret l.. Bell was appointed ad- nainistratrix of the estate of Ann Bell in the Probate court today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09

Farmer Want Ads. I Cent a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09

Monday, Jan. 6, 1e12. Bridgeport. Conn, e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

Sier bat infoIgebeiien oie Greiibe an
ihonen 8eiponuen, Die anoerparts
ben Sieges3ug oes gltontobtlS
bennlt, MIR in iebr engeu areIleh
@ur5el ihlaeen f0nnen; Der illnge
Reiftbum ipanote iif, bon fetrer
lleberliefcrung beiftpert, Dem itnels
lerit, beqliemern, itets bereiten uno
nid)t ipeientlidh tbeuern gIlltonobil
8u. gluber Dem Wan,gel an dngenlelle-
nem sSubriperf iprid)t gegen ocn
&orio Der Mongel al einem geclgne'
ten SholpIab. Gie friibcr oo5u be.
mltten 4acen iinb tpegen bes gcItei'
gcrteu gerfebrs llno 6er StraBcnb1bs
neu lpenig lodeno. Soufig tauht Die
gnregung oui, i'm @elten oes Cher.
gartens nn5ulegenoe &erbinolrnga'
itraBen ais aorioitroBen auS5ltbiloen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

E inc Crbtn1na, no. 422fpiR--Ior'
" februneen ireffenb fit bic MusGnbe bon
goHbs In Der Gninme bon $3.50 10000 bsputs
2pllenba1a, GerfteIIiina nfb MnsiidffitHg Don
Ssebduben' peicbe nod rit5i pudenbrt jtn6, uno
rpetierer Scbduoe fir bic llntreriuaf oon oiii'
cinnnii.
staDt Cincinnati, Giani Gbio:
Seitton Tab csi nah oent GrnieiisH nee
etabtratbs Der stabi cincinnati Hetblpenoio ~.
@onos Der befaeten eiaot ansdngeesn nno sn
ecrfuuien in her GuiniHc bon fnni9unoerfidns
ieno Collars ($500;00o00l behhtf SnueHbuiig
nm Aueiiatting bon DlcIFtder sdu. hte per-
ienune uno ansidtnna clnse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
bcs utlb bic nertieinIa uHo anANnlihnA cp
rcs e.ebduos6 fir ssraiien idrimilin fiir Die
lluioelfiidi bon GinttuHutt
Sc'ion 2. Tnf cs rdb oeiH Srmcnen pes
Slaetraibs bet Sfubi Cincinnati Hribmenstg
ii, 8unSs Der teioefcn ctoni nnsaueeben in6
81 ocrinuisn in Der 2umnt ron itlnfAig
iouIeno Dollars (s50,G00) bcbnts, per'is Ilnrg
unb Rouenonra bon e,chdubcit an BEN ainle'
nc 5ieIn f0anItIif ilir bic unleerinat bon
setiion 8. Tai bic @ouos Der tsfaaien
saot ouseeetben pcrben toaea u per Snniii.e
bcu neutrality-suspicious. 'allienb 9cllays
1880 0c0.onl fir bic ocracndnrieH bmsIe.
BON $4,000 1eiIors Oeer y g.n!tl.
traqcu Al Der Raie bon bier fD grcssut
pro Sabr. 5abIbar bnlbiatr!t, nno srtyiefen
eurd oo5u betaefiaie GouSons ,a,s Tslaeie senps ,
nnb IN oicrsio (4O) Sa5rcn na6 Sem TainHI
3uhIbdr 'cin
Sciiicr /. aefaefr RurhS tonen eusasee'
Observation-Disclosures mil ben Bcfep une Der Or.
brnn5 slu 1876 na''sri an q Getruar 1912.
rcttiou s. Ter GrlB& auE BEN Fertnuis
ber bc'apien GoHbe, oGsptuommen Ole Vrn
f,icH unb oufeeInufener 3trtcn bosom. fou BEN
fFcuh fir bic noreenanrisH Stpede optfhttss
ben unS ausbesahit ipefhtn au' mH'pei'una oss
godre Of Tirecfnrs Of lneerito 81 cincinnati
t,,fS n hNy hffdrffv HlQrh fir Die III
cefiiou / uRe Ecfiicn 2 oieier CreiHan5 frt.
sift3irfen 3ne9e unsncurben iuetssn.
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frcte, unh slltiafett batcU bon nno mad ben
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Ruffttl am 6. MHanl. q Z 1872.
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QrdH5eni heS 2tantraibs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

lid Elm boiler Grfolg fsblt, benn Die
Sperltnge bdben uns einen Strih
burh Die Rednung semadt, ipeiI iie
bic 9DbIen in geidlas nabmen uno
bic dnoeren 8oeel pertrisben. So. mir
mubten es itelenpeiIe erleben, odb
bic Sperlinge fia 9erabe burd Die
Niitb0bIen gang ungebeuer psrmebrt
babsn uno gu elmer ipabren 2anopIage
geporoen Iino. Gs tpmmt bin3u, bab
Der sdntiide Sperlins i'm Winter Die
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pertreibt uno i'm SriibIing ben
Shpalben bic ReIter raubt. 2lue oieIe
Grfabrungen baben oaSu gsfiihrt, baB
beute ni6t nur 9drtner unb Gdnos
nirtbe, Ionoern aud 9bierz uno 8os
gelidubpereine bic 9ernihtuns oes
SperIings auf ibre 5abnen geihrtebsn
faben. Qbsr dngitlihe 9emiither
oiirfen lid bsrubigsn; mir t0nnen ibn
nur beSimiren, aber niat psrnihten.
Gr ma6t idbrIih 3lpei Bis Drst Sru'
ten uno 1T 70 poriihtig unb idlau.
naB er fat alien 9srfplgungen enta
gebt. Ter 4bidub 1T in Der 8ss.!
gu tbeuer, bas Ausnebmen Der Neiter
gu seitraubeno, unb Die iibrieeu Sang
metbooer iino nitt fpirtIam senug.
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Iihtsrsihiten 1T Der ndhtIite 5ang
mittsIs 2idts. Die Sperlings iibers
nahten betanntIih i'm Dinter germ
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baufen. Tret6t man fis in buntsIH
9tGhten aus oieIen gsrfteten, 10 file.
gen Tie pom 2ift gsbIerbet in beu srs
lsuhtste RGume oosr Ress unb tDnnen
Tort aefanden iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

~ tine RefoIuftnu ipel6f 90 CIR nDth.
" ~ gsMols sriIar y psreeTsrn E TlsMssns
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Hrs' ." 1sS@1 sas as a 81 ss@ dssas
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srr Saie ben atfbuHberfuHbesnnHbf fsbsn8iJ
1GnienDiieL IN eintaHosri flt oseihineers
t0.s7i n 100 ilE 5000 gnt bis sns Gbsns psH
nreists Saneeriiel t37t.sgl .Tnh: lnb DAB .fsr
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nil her fclgeHeen ansBnbmt:
Curtis pen I;amoHh atGeh Mno nem nhroiiAesi
2Hrb bon aptcle Sirate BEL bsr 9hers bon
reibmHofrtunahTciGHbiies mo ffssnlirp'
fecbsia SuHhrviiiei (35367} Tub: barn atifs
tteiqenb Sny State bon fia nf'b brsiiuIbhrssbse
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heriiiel i873.s 80 Tns.
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fanlntifoiien fll beingts tfrteilerIna. absha.
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befaetsu Cots unb a1HberessH tssrbur6 bsfttmuts
fiHb, befoHoete 8orIbeiIe bnL@ bsfapie ysIbsfs.
rnue sa geniebRn unt Bite Rotten bon bsfaofer
DetbtNernng 'oGtn els. uasanbsn !lr eoree.
ssbsnbs unb oneeEe Weiiunesa uiIb iar 2Ln6en
unb Dsroffsnilltuna BON NottSens Hsielhftonsn
sne .srfereuIi4eH Crensnten fnr lm .esEsn esf
RenfHnition fO,gi. PIC Blnfsn aaf bis nenss.
0ablursen bon ajiehmrsS ansqseepeH wsreeg
fAHshsn
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(f0) idbrtidbeH 3abiuHgen Qemn6f lpfree1I fol-
len init birfeu nMf bic hinausGef1phene7t Bah
InHeen ooransaefeei bnb Der 4iofntbiFef bon
irssnepsittm behsasrtsn Gissnfbnm, js va ssiHsm
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moe innsseale slpansts tSol l. xass9A eom M
slnans, In Dsidyu sails bslasfex raarsaNst.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

Gtnt aefeIuitcr, veite co iar notb'
" fpeHeia srfi1rf. gu eetbsfferH GEHfeie
aaeh bon NasH Giraffe bts gine Eitase
bard 9fIoiietana bes 5ahueeas mil Eieiil.
pfiaiier bslfimmsnb bic nllaemsine RntHr Der
ectnelcheHsu sserbeHenina ees 9sibena oancn
IND bis @uibeiBung ber Blame. Gsesi'iiafios
reH. sselisnporaaftl6ge rnt 9rcfile fur bis'
tefes.
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ginrtaasn etsai Csts terf @isrsd elu sssu
untslssa Ritslisssr astrtiafimmtnel:
.Iab "a bierburf fur HcitirsHbia sgfgdrt ipirb.
sH eerbefiern Imrfefe auen. b3n aiain @irabe
bic ssiae Eirahe, ourt Erten Don @Idnit.
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ser,ielnpa per aotbiaeH 3rGiniEaraen ino
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ffaiieHen, aofieHberauftInaen nHb @rcii.
asne IN Der ICffies bes Ittee,cr Oi gnbI.e ssr.
nlss tpelfte blereurt eutsetetben itae.
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nersihe fein fou nie borae5eifHei onrh bic
tepiae Berheiiernna. lfno erb feline asHesrnaa
beg stahgs bsabisftsei iriro.
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sssssas1 sslsssas g;saSsiieraaa ,psIae " bsiaa.
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bsgastsHhc uHk aHbere wleisnngen nub fir
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fsbmsniS aiiegeaebsff meresn, uHb aHecre neft.
i-enbi9s Mnsgdbsn In hM t6Iieben.
G0b bic 10 nuftrIeefsH HNsbnstrfs Tn stbn (fo)
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I'm sxf Hs tsnsusssf6stsRss Be slnnsfH Der
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8srsanin bsH gsnSs bsssSli nssben fsass, ~ ses
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y Nort y at m n n i-susebefHes rsnes Sons
bon bier 9inlmetn Sab in eiHens god
Drchs nttic. gHrrect. 1854 Eoiiimere gice
Ftons slsft 32i - 0--io
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lsaa. sss senfsIbsn eIsIalemnIi.

lsno. est benfsIben oIei6Eomn1i
Tub Der Meft ber UeIamnfffcffen bon bef1es
tn UtrbsHyune. nst&u riAt ips,isn anfsrisaf
aufcHp1em nit ben Aetten flt traerbipelxem
Urnitostaenftuin ober Sntereife bnrir, gsfauft
rbes npprcrrtirt nrb BE aotien unb GnAgnben
ttgeltbspslden Observation-Disclosures bnfnr
nro BITE G6nteneriHss, fpeIfe iresrtbeinem Be
Hter bon angreusetIbeH pdnbereisn pner Jns
tereHen bortH 8uGefprofen. uuo BITE arftsn uno
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iaufs Ron HoHbs besabIt psrben fou, bic BON
beiaFfer Siabt fiir fuIte 3mede unb IN bsr sssiie
cusaegehen iperben foIIer, tuis es bos Gsifs
tcIfdretbe
Get ts ferHer befhInfien, pnh Der gIerf tters
burm afiaeipisfeH iperbe bic NerofsenItt DUNE be
lsr Wffolntion IN uebereinitmmuHa NIT benz Vs
les au beranIniien.
4aiisrt am 50. JuIi 1912.
Gtmeer Wi 5obnfcr.
qriii0cnt beE Giabruits.
aiisit: arfbur Gspu. gIerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

Mabame gum neuen DienItmGbs
ten): yWir iteben Morsens is6r
friib auf; mein Utann unb meins
Sobne seben um uht ubr Sur Stabt,
buber mub Der Raffet INNER fhon um
iieben llbr auf bem 9nfh iteben."
Dienitmdb4en: .gs iii gut Maz
bame, rpenu i6 bdnri nod nidt 10 melt
bin, ,Nbann brdu1sn Gis uiAs aui
mid ~ tpdrtsT,.-
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@eete ziT,, 10. i33. slvtftsu gsolyEi uHb
Gtne 2 IA .fiediges Grid 8 9irfnleT in z
Hiais: Q-os ssasler uHo ssper; soeniasr ais
$50 per 9gnHn.. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

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Starb am W2ittpoh. ben z. Mueuit 1912,
@aoreens nm 1 nbr 15 Mtnuten nHfet iunigii
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