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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
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leben. Der Gampf bat gsgen cine
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oas einen aampf 8piIdtn einsm 2oa
lpsn unb eiitsm glilpferb bars
iteat. Darunter Itnno Gin ents
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mails Itano id) nod 3u febr inter oem
ginflub bon grebm unb Iagte mir:
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bic Sahe polltomnen onbsrs.
Gin GtnIiher srrtbum biirfte Eel
grebm porIiegen, 1penn sr bic Sample
smiihen BaIrob ino Gisbdrsn be-
stpeifelt. Die Gstimos tr5dhien oIIerz
lei 0idihten BON ioldRn 13fpeifGms
pfsn, aus nenen balb oas Wofroh. bnib
Der GisbGr ols Siessr sberDorgehen
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benz adnps BEN rieitsiisn Rdubthlsr.
BEN Gisbdren, ebenipfpenig aetudhisn
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tunOetsn nGmlih bic gr6bts glneft por
BEN in Der Rdb beFinolihen gisborsn.
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| den stIrthiimsr Der glten uno ahntn
oar uift. bdb ielbit unisre portreffa
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sabI BON llnridtigleitsu behtrberaen.
1as ShGrite ubsr lit. bab Die 9ees
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| ipdhrenb sr in Wirflihieit Dinae ols
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| ben ghatfahen sntiprs6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

Die gage fdpunoen fir AGeo fanss
lam uno einfOrmig bin. 9es Uorz
gems arbettete er einige Stunoen on
bem giIbe, gegen Mittug erI6isn re-
eelmdbig Der 0iener, nm ibm gu msl=
ben. oaB Der Baron i'm i'm 9urte gum
Spa3iergange erfparte. DerieIbe polz
te ibm oaour6 9eTgenbeit seben,
feline 1obter Ssuta iopde ibn ielbTf
teunen gu Iernen. Jrau bon 9Gb-
Ter. Die Salpeiter bss 9drpns, nahm
regeImGbig an Dem tur3en Spu3iers
ganee tbeil.
Geo 6egrtff jebt, rpesbalb iein
5rsunb oas 9eii6t oes iuugen Mdoz
hens ni9t psrgeiIen tonnts. Ssnta
mar ni6t uuein ibDn, tie beidb cine
bs5oubernoe Qtrmutb. Sic mar ibm
niht o6ne gefanger9eit entqesenees
.rsten unb bisielbe ftisn nur isbr
!an9fam 81 Dei6en. sic plauberte
ieiht uno feFeInb, aber aui i6ren
aiib'tsn 13iigen lag es boh tpie elm
3tpang. Sbr iugotbIider, lebbdfter
0eiit fr1ien ii4 aus ben enoen 0ers
hdltniffen, in oenen lie lebte, hindus>
Suiebnen. Damn uUb mann aetDann
tpcbi Elm beiterer Qusbrud auf ibrent
9efihte Raum, Gber eln ein3iger ernz
iter, nertpeiienber Bid thres 8uters
seniiste, um oeneFl6en iofort ipieoer
81 osridRuhen.
Der Baron mar 2eo bur6 bic rpies
terbolten Spo5terGnge nitt i'm ges
riraiten nd6er gerIdt. gr bate nod
ecsfel5s arties, aber ftreng abgereHe>
lie, falte genehmen pie am eriten Saz
&C. Or bsIuB piel &snntniiie nno
DsrFtdgbniB fir bic Runi, aber er
belt nit ieinem 1lrtteil meiit snriid,
dIs hoIts 81 Seq nift fir ebeubiirtig,
nm iiA tbm gegeniiber often aussu=
iprentn.
sSn ben 9artenIolon mar er mebs
rere Wiole getreteH, tpdhrenb Geo mall
te, er fnlen NIT Dem syDtI6reiten unc
bes ausfibrung Der Qrbeit Iehr 3us
frieben gu fem obne bies bur9 Elm
g1ort 81 nerratben.
4uBer bel ben turssn Spa8ieradns
gen mar 2eo nit Der 5ounilie bes gas
rrHs nod fein ein3ises WlaI 5uiams
mersetroffen.
Gas cinfOrr1ige 2eben tpiroe i'm
iinsrfraglid geporbsn fein, psnn er
niht iHebrere Wdle, ipen1r,er am gtab,
mittag sInen tpeiteren Spd5iereano
an.erndbm. einen alteu s50rfter i'm
Wol6c 9etroffen bdtte. Die Geltali
besiclben bate ihn eefeHdt, benn iie
gli6 In manber 8esie1una Der bsE
Bnrons. glud sr mar grob unb frdfs
ttg nne isin sDsibsr $6ays> sae BEN bss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
Senifefon.
G6araRtere.
Rpmdn BON
Triebri9 8rieortH.
(Gortie suna.)

glnirben sic bas ni6t errethen
sonnen our6 llnterbaltun9, tpabrel!o
mir Sbnen iisen2" fra9te sr.
Rein" gab SEQ entIaiebsn 3nr
gntlocrt. r0os Bib mub in ms'nem
G,eiite bereits Elm fertiges ieiu, ebe t9
es Rsirne, suoem tpeiB i6 aus Grs
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fe!:eu aans urbefan9en it,"
sd peroe Sbr 8erlangen erftl@
kn,@ fproh ppn 5elIenbrcot, aoer bic
mpra tIongen untpillis, lpte sepalt.
fam beroarsoepreBt. sd ipoHte no1
cine anDere 5ruge an sic ri4ten."
,,gitte, i'd itebe. iopeit meine &rdfts
reihen, gu eSbrer gerfiisuns," ants
portete Qeo drtig.
Der Baron ihritt gu einem on Der
Wonb bGngenben 8ruitbiloe oes oers
+riebenen &Dnigs.
.Wiirben sic imitdnoe Iein, mad
bieiem 8iloe Seiner Dioieitdt, met
Res SDnigs, Elm anoeres su molen?"
frasts er. sd meine nidt eine gss
treus aopie."
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Der 4ntport.
sd CLAUDE sic gu peritehen
Serr Baron" eutgegneteer Damn,
Dies Bib lit rpobl dhnli6, aber fehr
ihIeht gsralt, Sic tpiinI9en Elm BEL
ier dusgefiibrtes.,"
r0as iit metn WunIh," bemsrtti
bon 6elIenbroot tur8. rWuroen Sit
bic 4rbeit iibernebmen?"
rSehr germ. Sd tonn iosur b:utC
fhon nit i6r Beginner, lpenn es sSSbl
MunId 1T. DAB i4 tie bier aus.
fabrt."
r8os 2ebtere 1T meine una6dnoers
li1e 8ebiugun9, oa ih ods Bib aui
teinen 5aq aus Der 6anO geben tper'
be. Gs liegt ni6t in mstrsr QbIi9t
Sic in 8etrsff Der 3eit su brdngen
nerfiigen sic ii6er bieIeIbe nah Belle
ben. Die 8ortehrungen piro Del
9iener n16 Sbrer 2lngabe ausfiibren
CT 1T Elm qei6itter Uaeni6."
Sid leiht perbeugsnb perIieb Del
Baron ben GarteniuIon.
gs mar SEQ lieb, baB er aueir
mar, osnn es mar ibm I9iper geipor
ben, feline Ruhe 3u betpabuen, ba Iein
@eoauten INNER unb INNER pisoer 81
bsm 5reunbe geeilt ipdrsn unb fid
oeifen SreuOe ausgemalt battsn, rpenl
er ibm oas unertpdrtete 2luffinbel
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0ies erit ounr gu tbun, psnn sr bi
Sohtsr Deg garous ndber tennsn ge
lernt Bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
atine glnh' Bel saa nne Nadlt

boben, suie 2cporcLlo. riele MenIher.
aber nus ernfterer llrinhe. Sie leiben
ON S1morrboIben. b. 1. apergc.
id.Diilite. peghe austreten, nbef o1s
SDnptom zines inneren eeiDeiss iinb.
Teshnlb niist audi b1s Shneiben
|ober Bremen Der BeSfipiiiite isidts.
bic MIR oas gDmptonf enffernen.
Die aranfheit ieIbit fam rl,r olira
SiubIs1pfden beionoeEer 2eiIfraii.
bic man an ben Gib bes 2ei0ens eiip
Ifiihrt. furirt merDen. GieIe 3dpfdeH
heiben elnnfciie, unb ididen eine
fofienfreie grobe bnpon e. gieuitaea.
ter & 60, Dor 1916, glep Uorf.
Cont n allen GaOthefsn ~ baben,
j. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

Gin seitgen0ififdss lirs
I bell il Der goethes Jrdu.
8eoenii6sr ben pislen 9erunalinpfuns
gen, bic BON 3sitsenofen gegen 6brie
itidne 8ulpius eedubert uHo gefII'z
ientliht perbreitet fpuroen. mag ra1
cine giinitigert Gimme iia b6rsn Iafs
len. Sis finoet iih in elmer tiirslid1
erid,isnsnen SdmmIung BON grIefsn
an Sdleiermafer, bic sine gsrinaipers
DFfsntlihuna ben .Ulittbeilungen aus
Dem qiitsrofursNrhip" (Reue Jclge
5sft . betanntsi6i, cine geroffsnss
| Iihung, bic nur ben isbr penisen Wlits
glieoern bieier QripoteeieIIffoft sna
gdngiih iIt, nidji aber In ben 8ufs
lbdn6eI ipmmt. Die 4euBerung riihrt
BON ". 6. 5iilfsn bsr, sinen isbr ges
iniegeHen. srnIten pbiloiopben, Der in
Den areiisn Der diteren Romuntiter
uneemein esfbdbt par. Sic ftebt in
einem griefe pom 13. 2lpril 1900 uHo
tuutet folgenpermoBen: rs5n Sbrem
llrtbeil iiber goetbe muB ih nod bsz
merten, bab bas 8erbdltnib 3lpiiten
ihm unD ieiner Geliebten bod piels
lei6t rsiner iit. Die hriitlite Gina
fegnung III frsilih nidt erfolpt, ater
bieie Neaation min fir bds lh0ne
@erbdltnib Der Geihtehier oun fpdhrs
| lid nihts iasen. SD ipeiB. Dab
t@oetbes 0srlpiIin ieinsspess cine
Tlago i'm 6auFe mar. ssdb feIbif BABE
beioe Sano in 5ane unb in trauiiden
geiprdfen OFfentlih fpasieren geben
iehen. unb Elm lh0ner nunierer anabs
/ bealeitete fie. Nud1 babe ih bic 'grau
felbit stfproden, anb ,onnte nif1i ius
qn. bdB es iAr on 8iIbung febIte.
| Sie bat isbr pieI ginnehmenbes uno
ih febe beTon0ers nit moht1efaQen
ibre 2iebe 81 oem trefflihen anuben,
Der mid gang bsaaubert bat. Gernsr
ips,b ih aud. ,bob iie ioaar BET
lEianispiIien bic 6onneurs i'm oauie
mdd,t, tpeltes mir unier anosrem eie
Gebsimoerdthin ron aoppenf.ls iu
Nleimar srsdblt Bat, bic aud geIuhe
ppn ihr erbielt. nnb iie erpibsris.
Cont ipin idh Freiii1 Die beilig.tit
pss 8efdlt6tspsrbdItniFss bei gosthe
nidi fnhen. Gein aeben BAT ibn n,cht
borauf Snsefiibrt. Sdtte Eosth< isis
nen 5reunb. 70 miiBte i1 ibn btfiagsH.
Oenn CT fpdre Tsbr arm. 60 pisI psiB
id ober. bdb in ieinsn Shriftsn bdrs
iiber golOeue Spriife III lsfm iino.
bab tr duBerft befheiDen unn ons
ipru6slos III, unb 10 naR mol einsn
grsuno rerbienis. s5h asftsbe. DAB
i6 Goetbes gsatur irnmsr Dsrsbrt
. hdbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
Sm 9iIbe aeb[ieben.

5eiratbspermittler (oem sSreier bic
Photographic elmer alien Dame seis
s.nD): r!Sier, Die Dame lit febr reid,
nur III iie, fo5ufasen Elm roolss
6rii6fden.4
Greier: .Go2 gad alt unb Dertrodz
net iIt ije aud - baHts fiir 9adobf.!"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
GROCERY SPECIAL

day; Matches. boxes 15c. s boxes 26c.
pork and beans first quality. size / 1oc,
for 1bc, for 95o: size 81, 15c. 2 for
pound; white Idaho potatoes. 1oc peck;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
LADIES TAILOR

SEE CEDARHOLM FOR FIRST CLASS
work; perfect fit and lowest prices AIS
Security Trust Bldg. opp 2. c. NJ /,
rs5Js
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

PAIR OF VERY HANDSOME DAPPLE
gray mares. five and six years (bred to
$4,000 stallion), weigh 1900 each, extra
good drivers and workers, In good condi-
ton. Also two bay geldings four and
six years, good drivers and saddlers; one
surrey and harness, one open-side spring.
two sent, rubber-tired wagon, new. II.
r Rand 1906 so, 9TH East. corner Of
Bryan ave. Eyland 3l4, sG18
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
FOR RENT
uouses Unfurnished.
sec>csoTHTRs COMPANY

!. '',,, ,,op SALE ON EASY PAY
E SEVERAL CHOICE Lots
T. FIRE INSURANCE.,
'RtEsT COMPANIES,
-,p BROTHERS COMPANY
~ I5a Main Street Seo-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

GOOD JERSEY COW FOR SALE. WAS.
3s41-J sS2S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

EGGS FOR. HATcH1NG. GUARANTEE
,mefn 70 be fertile Prices reasonable.
nny III. my prize winning White. Black
ip1Inorcass y Black Langshans. Rhode Island
seus. White Leshorns Cornish Indian
fsa,nes tiill Crest Poultry Farm. East
3f9-W rSo7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

MEAT SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
Beef pot roast. 126c pound; boiling
beef. &c pound: leg OF mutton. ltc pound:
mutton chops, l2ic pound; mutton stew.
&c pound: Hamburger, Iosc pound.
A. F. HOPPER. $40 S. Main.
s37s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

"a RMS, MOD; 6l4 SO. 11TH WEST.
'f;-l rms; 9i2 3rd ave.
e; mn, mod S65 End ave.
"a ms. mod; "a L ST.
~ FMS. mod. 92i 3rd ave.
q. ms, mod; so list ave.
APARTMENTS.
n ms mod, apt; II Avalon.
y, ms. mod. apt: 10 Avalon.
STORES.
--Flue new store. III SO. End West.
a. RICHTER,
so Main 81. Phone Gal.
s679
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

EpS r,., PM" ...........,....,.s 500
n ,Sohe sS4 n. 5th West. 10, 90
~ ~ bouse. $50 w. End North. 10, 90
" I Sonih min, acknowledgements. %. 30
= modern brick, 20i II. 7th So. %. 90
~ modern res. IS r. ST. 80. so
q ~ niV' ....,................. 40.
s% sSs 'A''e'" '....,....,.......... 40, 90
.'s modern brick, 1864 2nd ave, so. 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

TWO NICELY FURNISHED, MopERN
housck eeping rooms; pantry, closets.
cellar back and front entrances Address
R-1l, Tribune, e'7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

PRIZE WINNING. HIGH SCORING
White and Black Orplnstons. Black
Minorcas, Petaluma White Leghorns.
single and rose comb R. l. Reds, stock
and eggs for sale In any quantity; baby
chicks; reasonable prices; eggs guaran-
teed 615 T. 1st South. Was. 302. East
Side Poultry Farm. s827
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock.

BUFF AND Wilma oppINGToN
eggs. s15o: Reds, 81 per is; won 8
nrsts us second. 1913 show. j. II. Won
Elm. HyIand 1o3s-R r4043
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock

BLACK MJNORCAS-SINCLE AND
rosecomb Matching eggs from prize
winning stock 80 per 10. No. 81 F ST.
Was. 3395-W. s726
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

PETALUMA INCUBATORS
Come and see them Matching today and
bring the little folks. They like TO see
the baby chicks. One plant here after
giving Petaluma machine last season
a thorough test along side OF two .otnor
nearly 1000 egg capacity over 1000 Peta-
luna machines placed among Utah breed
ers since 1900. Catalogue and how II all
came about. Free. G. j. Trump, rear
I5i South Sth East. Phone Hyland Gl3-J,
pGiS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Furnished

%-O,oGo HOME. ELEGANTLY " ErTn
on Iet garage large grounds, locates
nartr ave- rent reasonable to right
ssi "a h'chter. 72 So Main st. Was.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

slNGLE-COMB REDS, STOCK AND
eggs. We won 6rst cockereI and flrst
pen at state poultry show this year. Why
n2t get the best7 Pr!cea reasonable.
w. q Bradford. 1920 East 2nd South.
Phone Hyland a5s5-W. o320o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

sVRT & CARLQUIST COMPANY,
Essate. Mortgage Loans. Fire Insur-
~, ancc, Loans.
NO 81 Phone Wasatch $50
1884
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

CLOSING AT ! PRICE. COOP USED
months, Skis IT., with IA breeding pens
and feed room. etc; buggy shed, grain.
rs Leghorn puilets. Cyphers and Jubilee
brooders. 10Th So. and State sta, Muir.
raw l2o-W sS2s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

WE HAVE SOME EXCELLENT BAR
gains In second hand automobiles. con-
sisting of the following makes: National.
Fords. etc. Come In and let us demon
strate them to you. J. P, Fowler $3.50
So. w. Temple. r39i1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

BLACK AND WHITE oRP1NGToN
eggs for Matching, s3.00 per Is; baby
chicks. East Side Orpington Farm. III
So. 9Th T. Was. 1929 1925
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

BUICK, MODEL 10. GOOD AS NEW.
bargain. Call before y o'clock. Was.
6541-W s933
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

Do YOU WANT 4 NEW P1ANo. REG
ular price $3.50. for less than half
price? Investigate this one. 1907 lola
ave, bet Ord and 4ih So and llth and
18th West. 1891
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

|rf LAKE SECURITY & TRUST co.
Ia 80 Main Street.
ssh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

YOUNG APPLE TREES: 1000: SPLEN-
did stock: cheap. Phone Murrat
55-k-l 1886
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

APARTMENTS.
y. Stewart, &C. and LIST ave. $40 00
~ Stewart &C" and 1st ave. 35. 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
ONE NEW AUTO FOR SALE CHEAP.
S54 S. l1th z. Hylaud 1281-J. 1852

PEERLESS PASSENGER TOURING
car; good condition; will need only two
gears 20 have car good as new: will sac
rifce. Call Jeffers Auto Co.. 527 South
State st. $3.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

TWO OR FOUR-PASSENGER FRANK
lin overhauled and repainted; n snap.
Salt Lake Automobile company. 162 East
First South. Phone Was. 26s4. s60S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

EQstSp Sp,dldins. titi on West Broadway:
't7n bui'u,sn55' 1s5 Ga Main st SIS 90
y. wom m Iss E. 1st SOUTH So on
=. rooni' !' nth East-.... 30 90
II np9' %, y ond So.... 40 90
y. .mo9' 800 i, ond So.. 40 90
y hog' az ~ 5th So, 20 "a
r moS' wellington ct. ...... - 90
(. mo9' nnhei ave % 80
p rod ! Gift place. so
u MOI Dubei ave.. y ,5o
roJ 23 wellington ct~-.... y 30
y ~ & Floral ave. 20 90
nod, II Wellington ct....-- 70 no
r poS' ta wellington ct-...... Is. 90
p Zewoll block k...,..o. 10, 90
= ,noms. n absolutely fre-proof, IN the
IN jndge Building.
',jj6RAN.JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
y co. Phone Elk. ISL. s63S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-29
FIRST DISTRICT
 BILL ALL RIGHT SAYS CHAMBERLAIN

Attorney John c. Chamberlain, who has been the legal representative of the First district taxpayers opposed to the making of the whole of Bridge port into one tax district, is quite fav- orab1y impressed with the substitute report originated by the joint com mittee of Cities and Boroughs. The report which appeared in Thursdays s Farmer provides for considerable en- 1argement of the Second district in sections that have been built up in re- cent years.
 'I think the report will be met with favor by First district residents and tax payers said Attorney Chamber lain. ""The committees report as il stands will meet the general approval of those residents. There is a clause which reads that the First district tax payers shall not be called upon to pay for improvements until they have re- ceived those Improvements. This is a reasonable matter to which the First district tax payers have always been willing to accede.'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-29
BRIDGEPORT
 MEN SAVED FROM FLOOD
Mrs; cITdI1BS iIIlslIsinHaH ALSO Survives Disaster al
 Dayton
..Roth saved.

Both saved-I Not allowed back to ctiy.''
 This brief telegram to G. Drouve, this noon, announced the safety at Miami City, a suburb of Dayton, of George Pack and John StengeI of this ctfy. The telegram was signed Pack and was dated yesterday.
 Pack, who is a. brother of F. l.. Pack, manager of the Emerson Shoe Store, resides in Orchard street, and Stengel lives in Lenox avenue. They have been in Dayton about ten days, working for DroUve on a new car barn. No word had been received from them, and grave fears were felt for their safety.
 It is believed that martial law pre- vailing prevents their return to Day. ton.
 Mrs. Charles Thistlethwait, who was Miss Ann Rogers, of this city, is safe in Dayton, according to advices re- ceived here today by her sister, Mrs. w. E- Norton Mrs. ThistIethwait who is also a sister of Patrolman Terry Rogers, wired this morning that she and her husband had survived the disaster.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-29
FRANK |. BLACK NEW ASSISTANT
 CITY ENGINEER
New Haven Road Man Is 10 Succeed R,
 |. Saunders
Bridgeport Native Gets Place of Official Who Lands State
 Job

Frank L. Black, an emp4oye of the New Haven road, today was appoint ed first assistant to the city engineer, succeeding Richard L. Saunders, re- signed. City Engineer Terry an- nounced MT. Blacks appointment to- day. and said he would begin his du- ties at once. MT. Black is a native of Bridgeport, but has been with the railroad for several years.
 MT. Saunders, as announced exclu- sively in The Farmer, has accepted a position in the office of the State highway commissioner. He will be in charge of the new construction work as salary of g, 400 year. He begins duty April 1.
 His associates in the city engineers office today presented MT. Saunders a handsome cut glass water service. consisting of tray, pitcher and six goblets. The presentation was made shortly before closing time this noon, and MT. Saunders made brief speech of thanks
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-29
CLIFFORD TRUMAN
 CRUDG!NGTON HERO
Bright Young Journalist Prevents Confiagration
 at City Hall

Some blaze, some more smoke and a lot more excitement were conse- quent results this morning when someone dropped a, lighted match in to a waste basket in the office of City Auditor Bernard Heating. The entire staff of the office is now looking for a minion of the Arson Trust thought to be at large here.
 William F. Russell probably owes his Hfe-or at least the saving of a suit of perfectly good clothes-to Clifford Truman Crudgington, the journalist. MT. Crudgington entered the city auditors office in quest of pieces for his paper, just when the fire was burning brightest.
 MT. Russell, entirely oblivious of the proximity of the fire, was chatting with Assistant Auditor Henry Waters. MT. RusseIPs trousers were within striking distance of the flames, which were just starting to singe his coat tails.
 Hey" shouted C1iffoKd Truman Crudgington. Just like that-one short, staccato, b1ood-curdling Hey" MT. Russell started and nealy fell into his own pyre. There was a scurry of feet and buckets of water were rushed to the scene, while young Bar ney Keating kicked the basket into the corridor. There the flames were extinguished, with only g. damaged carpet as the chief loss.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-29
BARTLETT HAS A CLOSE CALL AT CITY HALL Former Senator in Path of Falling Swing
 ing Door Quarter Ton Portal Falls and LitteTS Up Probate
 Office

Former State Senator F. A. Bartlett narrowly escaped serious injury this morning at City Hall, when one of the big swinging doors at the State street entrance crashed from its hinges to the floor, immediately after he had passed through 1t.
 The door weighs a quarter of a. ton and plunged to the floor a second af- ter Senator Bartlett had entered the some excitement in City Hall, but things calmed down when it was found that no one was hurt.
 In falling, the door smashed the plate glass in the door of Probate Judge E F. Hal1en's private office. The glass was scattered over vacant chairs, for fortunately no one, except Judge Hallen, was in the office. His desk was out of range of the shower of glass. Had the accident occurred 8 few minutes later, someone must have been hurt, for the chairs occu- are directly in the path of the falling
 f4zd senator Bartlett turned to Judge Hallen's office, instead of into the town clerks office, undoubtedly he would have been struck by the pom derous door
 Investigation showed that the fac ing of the door jamab was too light to hold the heavy swinging portal Steps were taken immediately to re- pair the damage and to strengthen the fa.stenings of both doors.
 When it was found that no one was hurt, folks at City Hall had a laugh over the great scare occasioned by the crash. Judge Ha1len, according to ar ye-witness, jumped eight feet sky ward from his chair when his doo1 was smashed in Later, he said he thought the ceiling had fallen Judge Wha1ey thought the Mafia was after him with a bomb, and if teen minutes later was found crawling out from one of the secret recesses od the vault.
 It was first thought that the e1eva- 1 tor had broken loose from it's moor ings, but smiling Tommy Cunning ham appeared right side up a few m nutes later and announced that ht | was feeling fine and that his car was | all right.