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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
N. Wholesale Market

Butter-creamery, extras 5;. $50 &c g g
a 34c- good to prime, % q SIC.
EEgs-Fresh gathered, extras, Dozen
% a 3Oc; extra firsts q @ 28c; hen
merry whites. fancy, large, new laid, 80
a sec; selected. defective, % q Sac;
hennery browns 29 q BOO; gathered
and mixed 26 a 2sc.
Hay and Straw-Large baled hay,
a s21; Nos 3 and 2, ST. q $40; light
clover mixed, $40 q $21; No. 1 mixed,
s1s q $40; heavy mixed $1s; No. l,
clover s1s; rye, straw sls; Csman baled
Fruits-AppIes, Twenty Ounce, 50 q
ss.25; Snow. Greening and Northern
Spy 81 O $3.50: spitzenberg $3.50 @
$3.50; Hubbardson and Ben Davis 81. 50
q S2.z5; Bel1fIeur and Baldwin $1.75 q
$225; King. 81 q 50; Winesap, $3.50 q
81; York Imperial $2.75 q SO; Russell
Pouftry-Fresh killed, Turkeys, Sc
1ected hens, 23c; toms PC; Chickens
broilers "a lb and under to dozen zee;
IS to 80 Ib 24c; fryers 81 to 45, lbs, 17ci
roasters 4s Ib and over, 1Sc; squah
broilers, pair IS q zoe; fancy, ID, % a
&c; Capons, Ib and over % q 26c;
II q 1sc; average Is q Ice; Geese
spring, choice 16 a lie; fancy 10 a Ice;
Squads, prime, while, dozen, 1925 q
$3.50; dark $1.75; Guinea Fowls, spring
3 ID and over pair, pair, soc q 81
old so q soc.
Rabbits-Undrawn, pair, 40 q 45c
drawn 30 q 35c.
Potatoes and Observation-Disclosures
Bermuda, new. No. 1, bb1., IS. so; Flor
ida, new. No / Dbl. So. so a $3.50; Long
Island, bbl., 1925 a $2.75; onions
while, 100 lb bag soc a 81; yellow 100
ID bag 40c O 81; red So a 90c; Cab
bage, Danish, top Sc q SO; domestic
SO q 81; red. SIS a $17; Squash, old,
Dbl, $50 a s1-75; marrow. new, white
box H25 a s1.75; Sba sket s5c a s1.25:
Turnips, rutabaga, Dbl, soc @ 81
HothOuse Observation-Disclosures fam
cy. dozen. 81; medium, b"x, SO a
81; Lettuce, strap, 25 @ SOC: dozen,
10 a zoe; Dbl, 80 q 65c; Mint, dozen
punches so q zoe; Mushrooms, white
& ID basket, S1.20 a $3.50; brown, 81 a
MAS; buttons so q Use; Radfshes 100
punches $3.50 a SO; Rhubarb, dozen
small punches 75c; Tomaoes, Ib, 20 a
25c.
Honey-Clover comb fancy, Id Is "a
Ice; Nos 1 and 2, Id, 10 a 14c: ex-
raced Z 1-2 q 1-2c; buckwheat. ex-
tracted z 1-2 q SC.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
Bridgeport Not
Largely Represented
AT Inaugural Bal
Especial to The Farmer. )

Hartford, Jan. 9=Bridgeport was
not largely represented at the brilliant
bali marking the completion of the
inaugural ceremonies OF Governor
Simeon E. Baldwin. Held in the Foot
Guard Armory with an attendance of
about $500, the ball eclipsed in at
tendance and stateliness ali former in
,augura1 balls. Governor Baldwin and
his staff received while a concert was
played by the Foot Guard band and
the Foot Guard orchestra At 9 o'clock
the Governors Foot Guard escorted
the co1ors to the center of he hall.
Following this ana the governors
reception, the grand march was be-
gun, led by Major Wilcox and Cover
nor Ba1dwin's daughter, Mrs. Warren
r. Gilman of Worcester. Mass, and
Governor Baldwin and Mrs. Wilcox
the latter presented as the hostess of
the evening.
Among the guests from the vicinity
of Bridgeport were: Mrs. c. NJ. Max
field, New Hartford, peach colored
charmeuse gown draped with italian
lace; Miss Beatrice Holer. Stamford
pink satin and chiffon, Miss Eva Ange-
vine, pink saith and lace; Mrs. Clay
ton s. Elwood, Fairfield, white Tyre
lace over white satin; Mrs. H. R. Sh err
wood, Fairfield, old blue charm euse
with black cluny lace trimmings; Miss
Mary King, Ridgefield, white satin
with fur, point lace, and diamonds.
UAN-r AnS GENT a worn
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09

Thin, brittle, co1orless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of neglected
scalp; of dandruf-that awful scurf.
There is nothing SO destructive to
the hair as dandrug. 1t robs the hair
of its Iustre its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish-
ness and itching of the scalp, which
if not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink. loosen and die-then the
hair falls out fast
A little Danderine tonight-noW-
anytime-wiII surely save your hair
Get IS cent bottle of KnoWiton $
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09

capable and thoroughly efficient in
the merchandising line. He has re-
moved his family to this city and now
resides in Clinton avenue.
With Mr. Cohen's vast experience
in metropolitan fields, his association
with A. B. Chamansky, treasurer OF
the firm, will be most happy to all
concerned. Mr.. Chamansky is a ma
tive of the city and has a thorough
merchandising to his Rridgeport
trade He has been in business here
for many years, his association with
the firm of Laborde & Gelman dating
from 1909.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
E. II. DILLON & co.
Is GENT "DANlERINE"' FOR FALLING
HAIR AND DANDRUFF--CROWS HAIR
Don't Pay Cents for Worthless Hair Tonics-Use Old
Reliable Harmless "Danderine -Get Results

Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and fater the fist ap-
pIication you will say it was the best
investment you ever made. Your hair
will Immediately take that life,
Iustre and luxuriance which is so beau
tifuI- 1t will become wavy and fluffy
and have the appearance of abund-
ance; an Incompatible gloss and soft
ness, but what will please you most
will be after. just a few weeks use,
when you will actually see lot of
fine, downy hair-new hair-growing
all over the sca1p.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
SEC, ALLEN CALLED
! WIN BIZ dATCHMAN

Washington, Jan. 9-How Sherman
AIie1 assistant secretary of the treas
IIrv got s.caHed down by one of the
departmant watchmen for being a few
minutes late, was told by Allen, to-
dav The watchman insisted that Al
len whom he did not recognize, ex-
plain the reason for his hardness and
for a long time could not be con-
WINGED of the assistant secretary g
DIea that he wasn't a mere clerk.
Allen wrote him a letter of COM
rnendation for his attention to bust
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
MRS. BROKAW GETS $4,000
TO PROSECUTE DIVORCE
AGAINST SOCIETY Man

New York Jan. s.--Mrs. Mary ga
Brokaw, who Is. SUNG her -nus--c-e,
William Gould Brokaw, society man,
for an absolute divorce. was allowed
$4,000 to prosecute her action by Su-
prene Court Justice Aspinwau IN
Brooklyn, today. Mrs. Brokavv asked
for $4,000. The action will be tried
in Nassau county.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
Personal TAX LIST DONE.

There are 26,1O7 male residents OF
Bridgeport liable to personal tax, ac-
cording to the list just compiled By
the general registrars. ~ The Lists
bound in two Volum IS. were turned
over to the town clerk today and Will
be sent to the personal tax collectors
in time for them to get out the Fer
ruary Bills
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
Reorganization Sac
Of LabOrde-Ge.man
Hit With Shoppers
r. Fl. Macy & Co.'s Leading
Man Is New Head of
Enterprising Concern

The reorganization sale at the La
horde & Ge1man store, now in full
swing, is surprising even the most
enthusiastic expectations of the new
officers of the company in every way.
Quick to realize the values offered
atrons have fIocIxed to the store since
tn opening of the sale.
The introduction of the latest up-to-
the-minute methods in merchandising
is promised by isaac j. Cohen, the
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
FIREMEN IN FATAL
THEATRE BLAZE

Mobile, Jan. Sire, today, totally
destroyed the Mobile Theatre and in
fighting the 100000 blaze, Fireman
Joseph Serda was killed and Firemen
James Stanter and Robert Snyder
probably fatally injured.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09

$500 Black Fox Sets .$54.7S
Natural Raccoon Muffs and Collars,
$9.98 to $50, were SIS to $50.
Red Fox Sets, $13.9s to $25, were SIC
to $40.
Great price reductions on every fur
in our store. 1t will pay you to
buy your furs now for next year.
$3.50 Long Cloth Coats. .$4.98
$1,000 Black CaracuI Cloth Coats 81 .48
$4,000 Black Caracu1 Cloth Coats
$4,000 Black Persian Lamb Cloth
Coats ...-..... $19.98
$50. 90 Black Seal Plush Coats $500
$500 Black and Colored Cloth
Goats S9.SS
$4,000 Black and CoIored Cloth
Goats SLABS
$500 Black and CoIored Cloth
Goats $1S.9S
$40 90 Black and CoIored Cloth
Goats So. 4S
NEarabout Feather Capes $2.9S to
1000, were $500 to $500.
Marabout Muffs $4.4S to $1,000, were
$3.50 to $500.
Shirt Waists at cost prices.
Raincoats at cost prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09

company
new president Of the company who
comes here from r. H. Macy & Com
pany's New York store. Mr. Cohen's
advent into the retail business of the
city has already been felt and he plans
great things for the future of the firm
of which he is now the head. The
store will be enlarged by the addition
of stores facing Middle street, so that
when completed thea firm will have
five floors 80 by 178 feet, extending
from Main street through to Middle
street.
Mr.. Cohen was associated with the
R. H. Macy & Company for six years
He has had 81 years of experience with
many of the leading firms of the me-
tropolfs and is conceded to be most
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
MARRIED. m FAIRFIELD.

Marriage license returns received to-
day from Fairfield show that George
J. Ziron, 81, a locomotive fireman,
and Mary Leigh, Is, both of Bridge
port, were married December a by
Justice Bacon Wakeman; and Edwin
D. Faulkner, 80, insurance agent, of
Bridgeport, and Anna I. Balm, %, of
Fairfield, were married October n by
Rev. Father Patrick Duggan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09

In style this dress is similar to
many made for younger girls, but is a
decided novelty for grown-ups. 1t has
many good features, and promises to
be a favorite.
This material is blue serge, with rose
colored cloth on the collar and sleeves.
A black satin sash holds the fullness,
close to the figure at the hips and
black silk braid outlines th@ rose
cloth The buttons are made of the
rose oeoIered material with black rims.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09

$500 Black and White Beaver Hats
$500 Velvet Covered Hats s. 48
$500 Trimmed Ready-to-Wear Hats
So 90 trimmed Ready-to-Wear Hats
$500 Trimmed Dress Hats. $1.9S
$1,000 Trimmed Dress Hats. -$4.46
All Trimmed Hats Formerly Priced
from SIS to $50. now less than half.
FURS. FURs. FURS.
$3.50 Black Coney Muffs- $1.3S
So. 90 Black Coney Muffs. LBS
$3.50 Black COney MuffS. $29S
$3.50 Black Belgian Hare Muffs $4.4S
81. 90 Black Belgian Hare Muffs $4.98
$1,000 Black Fur MuffS. 81 .4S
$500 Black Fox Muffs. $50. .9S
$20. 90 Black Fox Muffs $13.75
$4,000 Black Fox Mufs or Scarfs
" $14.9S
$500 Black Fox Mu6s or ScarfS
$1S.9S
&S2 90 BLACK Fox Muffs or Scarfs
S24.9S
$40 90 Black Fox Muffs or Scarfs
$2S.9S
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
TAX BOARD TO MEET.

The Board of Apportionnent and
Taxation will meet tomorrow after
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
Personal MENTION.

~ency for the Federal Casualty
vealth and Accident Co of Detroit,
Mich
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09

noon at 2:3o O'Clock. A. NJ. Cooper
undoubtedly will be renamed president
and the several subcommittee VIII b,
appointed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09

chocolate-brown MORE. There is an
daptation of the surplice in the
waist the sides of which are appar-
emily crossed and tied to the left, the
longer end winding once around the
body. over the crossed ends in front
there is a DOX-p1eated panel.
The skirt is in two parts, the upper
part draped in pannier effect. The
braiding and fringe match the mate
rial in coIor.----
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
Rupturcd
Children

are very common, but may
almost, always be perman-
emily cured by wearing the
proper truss Give the child
the best truss and the best
advice-it costs no more.
CYRUS
THE DRUGGIST
Fairfield Ave. and CourtIaTes 81.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09
WHIST AND DANCE
Under Auspices of

Under Auspices of
T. E TER S CHUR ca
Wednesday Evening. Jan. IS, 1913
AT CONONIAL HALL
Tickets 35 Cents
A
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-09

WANT ADS. CENT A WORD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
Sir BE sdwadsn nnb Rerssfta.

Nbgefpo1ttnutes, ffdbtpade, 11erpoje
Mdr1r1er utlb Groa.en ,uliiirber .ebr6eii.
5ig, e11ergiiiiH lebe1sfrob fable1 ,i1,o
itets einen g1,te1 Mp,pethit bobe11, m1e,1r,
iie bas riatige ffaar bte gefunobeh
tbltn tpurben - eIeftrif4en Bitter8
nebme1. Ridts 8eieres fir ben Mao-
gen, Sic 2eber ODER bie Miere1t. 3a1t.
ienoe iagen BOB fie ibr 2eben bieiem
mu16erponen &ousmittd 1eronnfen.
5rau $. 8binebault bon DertM Ge1.-
ter, g. 9, fagt:: SD erodte electric
8itters oIs zines Der grobten Sc
idtenfe. Sd tam ME bereeffen. mas
er fir mid getban bat" 2aBt g1,@
eine 6laide geben l1nb febt. Nos fiji
einen INTERRUPTED es in e11rer &c,
iurobeit bringen tpiro. Sur 50f.
un6 $1.00. gmpfoblen BON Molitor
Drue Store. = an3eiee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
men laneen 9dlaf a., tbur.

- Eet tHL -
Drobnenoe a@1laee tpiber Die
.8bure, uneeouloi8es @iittel,, onabe
rem &linfe, deficiencies Rufen tued.
ten 9ugoS aus ttetem, fra,antIoiem
.shIum1ner.. a5gBiie6e ct pse.rt6rt adim
I8ett MISUNDERSTANDING ber t1rfode
fold ,..gefubrlidm 1ddr1nens 5u' Id1t.
Ifden besaru, 1tabm er Berrafdt
#tpabr. bob IS fdJones beatater aau
Itudr. @gin @lid a1,f 5iie llbr gab Inn
f@unoe, bob bereits Die elite Dor1nit-
ltagsihlnoe maize tpar. ais
ss@as gibt'S oenn?1 rief er.-fdnel
er11u1tert a@s ~ f,.s
Mait 'ei,1em @abe mar er aus Sem
IBett 11ro ot1ioer aasfbiirie. .ger'narb Ser
FMeinung, baB emit ib1, a1 befuden
tam.
Gortieeuno to1etl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
,ieilae Weiton u1l1 sic benen 8brdner
ihmam1ne,1 Tim III ben Mllgert.

feline 0eitoH 1n1,,p sic belen Ebrdnen
Inn in ben Mugett.
rgnolih - nlio 6obl" Das mar
Mnes, mas er miibiam berborbringen
|fonnte. .a.@.
@mift lieB fem fr5blides, forglo-
Hes 2aden borer. Primer @erl, sic
|eIaubten mid gepib fdon nit benz
|fdneuiten @%affirer5ug uutertuegs
nod CANADA, tbas?" iider5teer .Sie
Itbun mir f1trdtbor Ieib, t@ fant.
mir Sbre @emiitbsftim1n11ng get1a1g-
iam .ousmnlen, pernodte aber nit
|oem belten Biiaesn aud Sfei1le Mi1t1te
fruber al fonnr1eu. Sie tniiien bod
|id)o11, bos Birbeltpin6 ridtig getpot.
men bat2 Ros ia, nteit ZIP iti1nmte
pieoer pradtig, ullo bic gauge sc.
|ididte more naurigbbta Bis ouf baS
|@elb - na, 6a brauden Sic ni9t
}doa1 nieber=5u eridreden. SSbbr Sin.
|Ioge : Capital babe i@ Ben 8uriden
gIudli4 pieoer abfnopfen f63nne1. uno
menigftens einen Gbeil beg @etuinnes
AUDI nod. Mber es iuar cine tolle
Sago. Sod Dos er5dble i9 Sbne1t
am 8eiten gu barfe in meinem 3im-
ME-. @Iio fon1men sic. Sd TRACE
MoieS uno Die Bropbeten bel mir.
Sos lit Sic 9auptfa9e!" Damit iblug
er la1eno nit Ser @ano a1f feline
neberrodtaiden.
Sic pobnen bier 6rauBen2" frog
lite Sugo, na66em er iid bon ieiner
eriten grregung tpteber erbolt bette.
SD oabte, Sic ieien gleid mir i'm
&offma1n &oufe abgeftiegen."
Sos bin i1 soud5, entgegnete
|5mift, inoem er IN ieiner buridifo-
lien Dirt oie Sa1b inter Sen Mrm oes
Anberen i9ob un6 6ieien gum 8ei-
teridreiter beronlaBte. uNber meine
leigentli6e Sl1nggeiel1enbu6e befinoet
iib bier bra11Ben. Das bat Sic ge-
pnnoert, mas, baB i6 sic in 6ieie
boIbe 8ilbniB berausgelott babe2
Mber mas monen Sic! nniereiner
mub ben gan5en Sag uber 6ie idred-
Iide 2uft i'm 8ureau einatbmen, nnb
i'm Stub it's audi nidt bel better.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
Mieu,aub brandt fid iiber bic boben
9ebensmitteI &reiie 81 beflase1t,

oen1 @arsbalts Motbtpenbigfeiten
f0innen biatg eenl1e eingefanf ner-
ben, tpenn maj, fi6 an bie ridtige
4ueue tuenoet. Muf @eite 2 in Die.
Ter 3eitung mer6en sic cine quite
AusuaDl boniaiionmaBigen @ooren
per5eidnet finoen, Ole geraoe3u gu
Sbleu6er 8reifen a~ngeboten mer6en.
DaruI1ter befinoen iih @aaren fit
ieoerman, iotpobI fir Sung tpie fir
Mlt uno fir ieoe Gamilie IN 5tobt
nnb 2ano. Dieie 11nerb0rt nie6rioen
Greiie folten ieoen 2efer 6iefer Sci.
tl1ng peran1afie1L Die Dfferte ouf Sci.
te 2 aufmerfiam 6,,rdb5ulefen. @ir
gIaube11 iider, 6aB in benz Sole, a.,
lefen .tno an banbeln ems 1T. oern
eS fann nur alm @ortbeile oeS Sc.
Iers fem, nen11 er bon benz geiteute,
M%ngebot @ebrau9 modt. Mld. Iol1.
fen 6ieielben nidt 6as gerineite Stiff.
to, ba 2inoin & So. iib berpflidten,
ieoem a11n6en iein @eI6 3uriid an
5ablen, faqs er NIT ben gefanoten
8aaren nibt b%oGit6nbig 5ufrieoen
fem follte. Mebr tam man getpib
nidt perlanger. Mng Dem @runoe
ratben mir nnierpn 2efern nod Elm.
nal in ibrem eigenen Sntereife, bie
Dfferte auf geite 2 biefer 3eit11rg
nufmerffom 6urd3uIeien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
.eon,,te bel6ieo iid, bebielt aber ben
5pn8ierga11ger argtpobniid

gpon,tp be{hie6 iih. behielt aber ben
etn5anen 5pa8iergauger arsnobniid
inn Muoe, I : T
0or;;hpr oinoe, mieoer @tunoee,t1l
naroehI;;hen m;e Observation-Disclosures,
Marte,s hin S,,no M ihIieRIih(
~ ron menonfen oefon,nneu. Sic aus ,ats
Ss,, esS,,Sern ,,,tneiIen tretenben Bri.
t,%oiner5onen ~ befrooen. Mdnner,
Srn,,e,, ,,n6 ain6er. 1per Inn aernoe
;naen gReo rs, gber aud bos er<
liza ia oIs ner1nret,e muhe. Cine
Ill 4rm, Sc n,1g 6e111F !9perahdusss,
hon nohp scr Yrp1noonfitdtihou aeforni.
men, Sell E si5at1l u11lter Dem
Mrnt. hofte Nd .ar . / SEM ppl6tIii@t[
n1s Ser DnnfeIheif Mgufaetai,aten cit.
esbt. 1,,,o NOR 1 ihreiien6 bnpoongeloute1..
Iis 6alao .iid nieoer Ser 1873. 5troBe
rdherte. las e Bic site III Begleit11ng
oes Wadmattnelg gerooe auf iftd- 5,1.
fon1r1en. sic a~eitifuIirrte eiiffriig. uno
tpies nit bent Singer a11f 9ugo.
ger Mnhmonn hielt oieieu bon
neuem an. 1pahreno Sic Site, 10 raid
lire sfiBe fie trage,1 ponten, Die
Nben1e binunterIief. -. r8aS pol-
len sic bon mir?~ fibr Der @erei5te-
Sen 8oIi3iIten an. rSeit parr1 TT es
benn peripebrt, bier m1f Der 5traBe
at pertpei1en?1'
Der Yoli5iit iab Elm, baB er ibm
nidts IN ben Beg leger fonnte; aber
iein MiBtrauerr NOR eir1nal getpedt
unb er 5og iid nur tpibermiltg 511,
rid.
,@,,no. mou6erte. tpeiter. ssn Sen
a6nen moren Sic Qidter Idnqlt erIo-
{hpn. MIR aug Sen Wirtbihaften
5frohIte % mod hea. Gin BIid auf
nie 11hr belehrte i'm, boB sic Mitter-
nohtsit,,nbe ihon nahe mar. Gr
f;;hIte }ih to6tniioe, bermodte lid
form mebr oufredt III erboItea uno
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-07-14

eA4 sNea .l tAe fail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-07-14

Dc you want 20 sell Il or rent
it7 Fne Leader viii do u for
500 Use Want
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

biemrne. See, Der lite bar fienot
til at babe ct Siem MI i ID slar,
leg f%orftoar bel melt at p%aaifigrne
ct Stems &pgge. Set fommer life.
an paa Sine elegante Mepbler %
5Gpper eller foitbore MaIerier, set
er Manoen Sonen / Siemmet,
Der gigr bet til ct bpggeligt, pelligz
net og freoeligt Steb at bbRle. st
lille tarpeligt Stem fan bore iaa
p%iol1noerlig 6eiliet. Seq fienoer
iaa6an ct Siem, bpor leg fon igge
|2D % SDile, 11aar leg tret al mine
@eiier fontmer tilbage til min 8p.
Set ct life nit Siem for leg eier
tntet, % bog er set nit &iem, ieg
feler mig bjemn1e Ser. 80 elitelige
&pin6er eier bette lille &iem, %
naar leg fommer, er ser Set %
|@leoe. 5re6 og @pgge - og- int
oerlig Soritaaelie. Sc arbeioer Ii
|geiom leg for Ben itore gpoe Sag,
ON ems paa en- an6en Muo6e. Sc
res 9ipsgierni11g ct at reo6e @pr<
meme, 6e imaa fra Sc fottige, man
sc @atge rsle &jem, bpor Saberen
.pe6 Grit og &aabe6 bor poelagt
Siemmets @pgge og @leoe. Sci
.er EN- flor, 1eilig @jerning, Der free
Der en- uen6elig @%ierligbeb til Sc
imaa og unoertrpfte / Somfun6et.
Mlle ri, Ser arbei6er for Sen go6e
Sag at renie 2al16et for Spiritus,
ri orbeioer og for at gjere 6iemme<
ne til pirfelige Stem, Door 8grr1ene
fon fele fig trpgge og en- Gong iom
bofsne minoes meo @ierligbeb oe.
3~ofnemmeligbe6. st go6t og rent
&jem er en- 8eliignelfe at babe, set
moo alt on6t % urent.
9ob % boloe &iemme11e rene, set er
8eraenes be6lte 8ern.
Marturna. Marltran6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

betiett 8ettiomi,, mente, at ct So
cialiftmGoe -paa MicolIet Mpe. o.
.4tb Street 5enbog aften ipRrreoe
5aroielen paa @a6en. Sra &oli<
tets Sopeoitotion nar ogina no.
gaaet 8efaling ON, at Socialiiter.
ne life fa,10e bol6e Meber paa M-
collet Mpettl,e l9ngere oppe eno
2no @treet.
Dn Sc to @olitim9no forIpgte
at aoipreoe ben itore Gorfamling,
iifonbt De, at Socialiiterne bil1e lite
roe Jig, 90 oe nterte, at Sc bapbe
|ful6 Set til at pere, bbor be por.
Ser blep ienot Sub efter 6oritarf,
11inger fra &olitbopeofparteret
|@befen for @attepaeten 8olitifap=
tein Merrtcf, ienbte Sp6iioens $50.
|litiposn ofiteo f1l0la6et me0 go
1itibetiente; talrige 9eteftiper ieno=
tes ogfaa; ,og set Dor ODER ct &nr
Driin @olitibetie,tte og Deteftiper,
|iom inbfan6t fig for nat opretboloe
|2obe11".
Moerntai1 CHARLES Sobnion al
10be @nrb Ito6 pou ben inrprobiie=
reoe Salertribune, % Holitiet an
tom. Me6 @lub i &oonb baneoe
@olitibetientene fig Sci til 8aler=
|itoten, og % ban life enoie6e Sem,
greb De fat / bam og forte bom til
Eolitioognen. Son bar lite f6r
|blepen greben ri @olitibeticntenc.
for en- a,t6en Socialiit iprang op
paa 9ribunen for at tale;; ogloo ban
.bleb arrelteret. Sa1nme Sci git
set me6 fire an6re, fom fulgte Cts
emrplet. Sc a%rretere6es Mabne
par Mbrdbom @ugarmo,L 8. S.
@ebber, S. S. Gimme, Mar SOLDER
og Sobn @oIbberg.
Mle blep l6slaot efter at babe
1tillet &a11tion.
alderman Sobnion agter at gao
tilbunoS | @ogen for at fin6e no,
ON &olitiet bar Set til at. forbinore
Socialilterne / at bolbe Mp6er poa
@icollet Mpe. og 4tb Street.
S on6re 8per, bbor Iig1tenbe
6orbub blep u6lte6t al 8olitiet,
Dor 5ocioliiterne % Dom1tolens
Sci facet Gorbu6et om1tg6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04
Jet hemmeliabebsfmlbe Spperi,

Set ben,u,elisbebsfulbe Spperi.
Set rusffife Spoageliespoliti bor i
|lGngere Gib beret beifjeftieet meb
Spflaringe1r al ct goabefulot Morb,
Ser fanbt Steo / Mpril Moane6 pe6
Slotet Tereiin / Nnrbeoen al @or-
|icbau, og neb bbilfen 6en %befjenote
Spirit 4r1cfi=2ubecfi blep mproet.
&pao Ser foreligger oplD1t bibtil, er
%fplgenoe:
Gn fottie Sleetning al 6priten,
|8oron @ilptng, boboe peret poo
8eipg paa 9rr,efi=2 l1becfis Slot
7ereiin. 6priten, iom fulgte lin
|@iR1t til ben nerliggenbe SernbQ=
notation, tog i1gen Stuff mes, me11
|fjerte ielp. Sc to @errer begap fig
|afite6 / eoo 9i6; 5priten tolte u11-
oerpeis me6 11ogle 8enoerfoner.
|Sfelge 6isies l1oiagn bertes fort
letter Stub og ct ipoet Sfrig. ga
i6Drit ,9rncfi=2ubecfi life TOM til
bage ONT Mftenen, begop 1ienerne
|lig poa @fterlpgning, og @eitene
|fanotes 90 bunbet til ct Ere;; balp=
|an6et bunore6e @friot oerfra OPP
bogeoe man / en- tnt Sfnbtyfning
|Tpriten aforementioned al to @1gler.
&na 2egentet fo1otes en-. M9ngoe
blo6ige Saar, og Sen Dgbes &Ie=
Ser par / l1or6en. sit tpoe6e poo
Ell &omp mellem Sfferet % Mor-
oerel1. SSngen :@erotiager iabne-
bes, ioo ser f1t1oe fife bore Sale
ON &opmor6.
ga 8tlping naoeoe lit Coos efter
at babe pasieret @aricba11 oe @ro6-
no, fit ian ct Telegram ont Ipr=
items Mor0. @on rejite piebliffelie
til 9ereiin iamme1t me6 11ogle &e=
prpfentanter for Opoogeliespolitiet,
fom ban fit meo fro @aricbau.
Sfglge 8iipings uoiag11 boboe
ban og Gprlten unoerbejS til Sta=
.tionen mp6t nogle @9n6, iom Spr<
iten gap fig / 5on1tole me6. 8i-
iping, Ser frpgtebe for life at 11oo
Statio11en / rette Si6, tog ga Mf<
ifeo meo 6Driten og begap fig til
Stationen. ga bat TOM for TENT,
beil1tte6e ban at goa til 6o0S til
oen n9lte Citation (8lone), bpor<