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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15

taKability, while at the same time,
depreciating, through a burdensome
taxation, the value OF realty as an in
Vest1nent, thus rendering it exchange
able for their 111uchly watered- stock
So much for a general view of the
monetary situation.
Now as to the proposed ehange IN
town and municipal lines: w ouldn't
every just claim of the city be more
than covered by substituting, in place
of the radically unjust measure pro-
posed the following amended resolu-
ton:
House of Representatives of the State
of Connecticut. in General Assembly
That the Common Council of the
City of Bridgeport shall be, and here
by is, authorized to alter and change
the existing End district, or municipal
district lines within the town limits of
s 1secnIpi and described. to wit:
Firstly, the said Common Council
may, and is hereby authorized to ex-
tend the limits Of such municipal line
so as to include all of the existing
severed and graded streets outside of
the present End district line together
with the building lots AUDITING there
on, which may have thre-hydrants so
located and placed as to allow of an
efficient fire protection for the same
by the fire department of said city,
End: That the Common Council of
the City OF Bridgeport shall be. and
hereby is, authorized to extend such
municipal or End district line TO any
properly graded and severed street
or streets together with the building
lots abutting thereon. whenever the
said city shall have esta blished and
caused to be located hre-hydrants SO
placed as to allow of an efficient hre
protection for the same.
It is also further stipulated under
the provisions of this act; that the
property located on a street or streets,
thus graded and severed at private
expense, shall be exempt from the full
municipal or End district tax for a
period of five years from the COM
pletion of the same.
This latter clause would give the
gentlemen who have put their money
into the real estate hole a chance to
turn round and perhaps get things
started up a little.
While we are at it here is another
conundrum that is worth thinking
over: If the city may confiscate to
large extent the valuation of given
section of it's real estate, by a more
than doubling of it's equitable proper
lion of taxation, as is proposed by the
a dvocates of this measure, why should
not a similar method be employed in
these days of public ownership of such
properties, in dealing with the public
service corporations of the city, such
as those of water, gas and electricity
Wov should even the trolley claim
exemption under such drastic taxing
OUTLYING DISTRIBUTORS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
E. II. DILLON & co.

Double collars and cuffs appear on
the spring coats, the overcollar and
cuffs being of a vivid color, like mus
tard or Wdlhelmina blue.
New dresses Of white serge rand
white satin have the serge carried up
above the gird1e. where 1t ends ex-
aotly as IL the skirt were very high
indeed.
We shall not have to part with the
lovely brocales, even in summer time
some OF the newest fabrics are Of
cottons, brocaded in the same designs
as velvets.
Dark currane red, deep coral, geran-
iurn and rose viii be favorite colors;
also the vivid greens, such emerald
and myrtle. Bottle and lettuce leaf
green are also liked.
Some of the most striking novelty
cottons are closely patterned in East
Indian co1ors-1ul1 reds and blues
and the borders to these cottons are
broad, very decided stripes.
Half-season hats are being made
with crowns and upper brin1s of dow-
cred taffeta, covered with chiffon, and
this again covered with shadow lace
all to get some evasives desired tone.
Hartford-John s.. Moses, Of Garden
CITY, N. z, has been elected president
of the Junior class at Trinity College.
Stamford-The ANNUAL meeting of
the Connecticut Library Society will
be held here, next Thursday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
SUES OVER BOYS BODY
Action Against New Haven Road In.
wolves Damages OF $4,000.

Hartford, Feb. 15@Suit for $50 600
has been brought against the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road company by Maud M. Brooks,
administratrix of the estate Of the
Gate Harrison G. Bellows, better known
as Harrison G. Brooks, in the United
States district court. The complaint
alleges that Nov. 16, 1912, Bellows
Tor Broohe) then about 16 years of
age. was a freight brakeman in the
employ of the company and was kill
ed in a rear end collision at Putnam
The boy was riding on the locomotive
that struck the rear of the other.
train He jumped and his neck was
broken Negligence ia charged against
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

Mayor Rockwell of Akron tells this:
ITO say that tEngIand's arrogance
brought about our independence is to
utter platitude-is to be as obvious
as Smythe.
SO you're hungry, eh?' Smythe
said to a beggar one day
:" Yes, boss the beggar replied. I
amt had nothin' TO eat for three days
Well said Srnytf1t that's why
you're hungry, mani -
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
DON'T HIDE KNOTS.

In basting work for stitching do not
hide away the knots, but put them on
the right side of the sewing, so that
basting threads may be easily re-
moved, says the New Haven Journal
Courier. For the same reason never
place machine stitching directly on
top Of a Blasting, but just outside Of
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
A FEATHER BOA.

A good way to curl feather boa
iafter it has been damped with rain Oh
dew is to rub 1t well in a handful OF
common salt and shake before q brigh1
fire until dry.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
INKY FINGERS.

Quite number of persons go
through life with ink stained fingers
1T won't come off, they say, and so
they leave it on. Such quill drivers
stands and note what happens when
( they rub 1t on ink other spots
which mere soap and water will not
remove. &
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
stratford N. 2. chnrch

Rev. Ernest c. Carpenter. the pastor
will preach morning and evening Tho
morning subject will be Lifting uE
Christ. The evening subject viii be
Captain Scott's Bitter Dfsappoiut
ment." Sunday school at u. The
Sunday school is growing rapidly. The
Union Sunday school at EfolIfster
Heights is held each Sunday at $50.
South NorwaI1-It won't be nsces-
sary for people to eat any more fF
George M. .Had1ey's nachfue-tfs
gastograph'' proves successful 10
produces all sensations OF eating ana
drinking.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
A NEAT BANDEAU.

A easy way to make a bandeau is to
take a crossway strip of black velvet
about thirty inches long and three
inches wide. Join 1T and make a hem
on each side, stitching wire in one
side and elastic in the other. Draw
up to required sizes and the Randeau
IL r.rr7nleta-
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
CLEANING FLArIRoNs.

To clean fIatirons take piece of
wood and tack over it a sheet of en-
cry paper (not too courseJ. Rub the
irons to and fro and wipe on a dlleter-
before using. This keeps them smooth
and clean.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15

Essex-Louis Tucker is badly cut
about the head and a dozen others
have bruises and sore spots because of
g. ripper running into a tree as they
were Sliding down hill
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
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
1 ERarneld Ave. and CORTLAND ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15

ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
Gbrenpol eutlaijen.

9teD 9orf 20. SUM. = Hifj-
ter 9reen entlieB geitern i'm 3ombs-
Eoli5eigeriht ebrenuoa ben @runo.
ltiidsmafler @ulter q. 9urfe bon
9tr 1875, Enrf-glpe., Der BON Der Sir
ma Milan 9t. Hpau & 9rotbers oes
0icbltabls Don $4,000 beiduloigt
morocn mar. Sn einem friiberen
Sermil mar 9lirfe uon Srau Heeita
y, Saportas beiduloigt morbe1, Oh
he ibr @iilen $4,000 aus Dem bon
ibm permaItcten 9tddlaiie Der 5rau
Matiloc g. 9rolpn genonmen imo
oamit olrcb Hpan & Bros. lpefulirt
5ll ba6eu. @eitern erflGrte ssral De
portaS, 9urfc babe nit ibrem @iiien
Die in Neoe ltebenoen $4,000 5u ib-
rem &ortbeil ucripcnoet. Hpan's Mn.
malt iagte iiberoics aus, oab Der
9ropnide NabldB 9urte oie Sum.
me bon 500 900 id)uloe.
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Sin NnsiGsiaer:

Glepelano, Ohio, 20. SUM.
= IS mnroe bier feitgeitellt, Dab Der
Sprier 0obab Aofian ser aIs elm per.
oobtiger aranfer BON ben bieiigen
SanitdtS geboroen feitsenommen
mllroe, pirfIid an slusidb ieioct. gr
iagt aus, baB er i'm Mai 1912 iiber
Mem Dorf in Oie Der. Staateh fam
llno in Buffalo uno 9etroit ibeaen
elner permeintliden gIutfranfbeit
0r5tlld) bebonoelt lpuroe. Die Snhi.
tdtsbeboroen ba6en 100 8rieflen
lno Sprier, Die nit Tobab Sfian in
Seriibrung gefommeit iino, illtter
GuarantGne 9eitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
U,iiIuuri's Nal,neu.

&anias s itp, Wo. %. SiI-
nj Die IS Giienbabuen ocs Staa'
tcs Miiioliri, melbe bon Der fiir5lidl
erfloiienen Gntiheiolng oes Sunoes-
ObergeriGteS beriibrt peroen, welhe
Die 6eitiebllng oes tSabrgeloeS aili 3
Gcnts pro Weile, ioluie Der Dtarimol.
iro6ti1Be iiir rehtsbelt1nolg erfl1rt
bat. lieBen nad elmer Seriommlilng
ibrer He6tsbeiitdnoc befannt MAIDEN.
baB lie ben neuen Sarii iopobl iiir
,Srnht als alib iiir Eaiingiere am /.
Suli ciniiibrcn ueroel. obne ben Gr.
lob oes 9eiebls Der ToaitrediIng oes
llrtbcis ab,umarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
,Sn Wciu.Crleans aniae ehalten.

9tem Orleans, %. Suli. =
Cine @aggonlaoung pou &riegsmn.
nition aui Dem @egc pom Heip.Oort
nah Dem Eager bon Gemitiano Gar.
ran5a, Dem Staatsfiibrer i'm noroli-
tcn Werifo, lit in Nem- Orleans allf-
gebalten luoroen bis oaS Sultis-Ie-
partement cine gntffeibilua, oh sic
@citcrbeforoerllng oerielben geitattet
lpcroen ioae, obgegeben baben miro.
Sie betrefienoe Senbung umiaBt 12S
Sdnellieuer- 9iidien, mebrere bun.
bert aiIten Wtrlnition mo eine Guan-
titot Sabel nno ioI ein 3beil eines
non slngeborigen oes ueritor6enen
Erolioenten Dlaoero aemadten 9eii
TRACES fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26


aerlicn.
9lbqeorbneter ploBlid
&c it torbcn.
Euris. 20. Sllni. - Ginc ora-
motiide Scene ereignctc iitb belItc III
Der 9eputirtenfamlner 0urd bcll
ploblic1en Sob bes ?tbgeoronetet
Gouaroo 9lquoro, zines progreiincrl
Hcpublifaners, lueld)Cr Spon per,
trat. 99dbreno oerielbc iid) i'm @c-
ipr16e nit Senlanocm bcianb mo
ouf Dem @cge 5ur &lutiorm mar, mo
cr cine lpihtiqc Tebe 81 bolteu be-
obIidtigte, iiel er III Obnnadlt mo
Itarb bolo ooraui, obnc micber 5lml
9emubtiein 81 fonlmen Gic 9lcr5tc.
Oic ciligIt bcrbei gerllicn purben, cr=
flirtcn, boB Der pIoblid) 0eltOrbcnc
cincn Scr6idlagc erle9cl mar. Sr.
9lunuro lunroc ou I. Nnnuor 1887
acborcn lmo mar Gin Wtit0licO Der
Gcplltirtcufunlller felt 1889. Seb-
tcrc pcrtogte lih.
ISriibcrcr = Of / d) ait ter G.
It len.
EoriS, %. SNlti. - Gurtis@nilo,
lucldcr fiir5lid ieinen Soften ola
Ger. Stootcn 9otiboftcr oil StFc-
tcrSbfng nieocrlc0te, mltroc 9elttc nm
$1,000 gnorgclo inb einen Credit
brici pon $4,000 bcrnIbt. Sor. @rilO
6ciinOet ii6 in cincn Notcl III Euria.
.fapier 0li6aro, pelfer an Der SpIs
&c oes crinlincllen ltnteril6ungS. &c
portcnents itcbt, itnb cinc grnBc 9ln'
5obl @ebeinlpoli5iitcn bcgobcn lidD
ioiort oui pic SndJe nod Oent Giebc.
@uIt Ser Stabt 2on0on.
@onoon, 25. Slmi. - Ertiiiocnt
Hapnnono Epircnre mar hclite Der
@oit Oes 2orb Mupora uno OcrStdGt
9onoon ino sic G1toorutmcilc, ipeIhe
sic eigentlide Stuot Sonooil biloct,
mar iiir oie@clegeubeit I'M tSeltid,nln'
de. Gie oltc o@uilh Snn" mar nit
Den i66niten Iorbcll oefOrirt. Sie
Strobcn, ollrh lpeldc Der ironjolllhe
Gr1liocnt puiiirtc, porcn potl elmer
groBen Menidenlnengc bcIebt. sllf
bcioen Scitcn beionben ii6 Iruppcn
pom ,,gorf Souic", @06reno Fro=
iioent 4soincare iid] in Der Solle bel
liihc befono, luorcu D'italieocr Der
foniglihen 6onlilR, aabinetsnlnl-
tier, Morine- iinb Giiit1r SfIi1lere
uno bodMeltelte Stadts- ilno bltr'
gerli6c @iirbelltrGaer 5ugege1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
Nauuidlaft aeretfef

9 o It 0 H. Maii.. %. Allni. = Ger
Iiidereiidooner o4riscilia" lit Inn
bieIigen Safen untergegangen, llaf-
Dem er NIT Dem Saienoampier ,.Ma-
digonne" 5iliamnen aeitoBeu mar.
Gie aus 10 Eerionen beitebenbe gc-
mannlng oes Sdooners, Ole iaIt aIlc
ms @aiier geluorfen luurben, muroe
bon Sdleppfdbnen uno einer Bar.
falie oes 3ollfutters ,@reibam" aui-
geiiidt uno gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
Gano gridle eints Hlanfabrers.

Ilbaup, %. Siini. Wie crit
geItern bcfannt gelporoeit, mar Die
}ralL Die bel einer sliitpfabrt in
Genlielaer.Gointp geitern ole Seite
zines Diannes ne5en ieinem sebrode-
neh Motorraoe iano uno biz sur an-
fnnft bon aer5ten perge6lidc BE-
lebllngsperilibe anitellte. Die 8attin
oes @ouuerneurs Sul5er. Ger 5oote
mar 9lrtbur goop BON Ssingiton, ein
reilen0er NerfGllfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
9oit,aato. nad Dem @rano Central.

Eoit-Auto. uad Dem 8ralto Central.
9abnbofe iulterlpegs befanoen, niht
ein Haub Der 6lamnen geiporoen
iino. Gas @aioliil Ser 0faidine mar
ir Brand geratben, uno Steiuart
loite 5un6hIt oas Speiierobr uon
Dem Saltptbebdlter, lpordltf erSin ben
brennenocu @agen frod rno nit
Siilie bon 5mei Eoli5iiten iehs Sdde
nit regiitrirten Eoitiahen in Cider
belt brahte. mGbreno Die in3miihen
berbeigerltiene Seuerluebr Die Slam
men loitte lino Oeu Teit Der Yoitia=
den Dor DER Nernihtuna benahrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
WerIudt Selbitmpro.

Ncw Dorf, 25. Siini. = @eil
i6r Satcr, baliptidhlib aus religio.
len @rimoen, ibr nift geitatteu
Wollte, nit Dem iiluger Manne ibrer
@abL Guuio Sang, 5ll uerfebren
uerindte 6rl. 2lcile Uiartin BON 3r.
81 8. StraBe. Yaiiaie, ibrem 2eben
nit vShlueiniurter @riin," einem
itarfen Site, elm gnoe ST bereiter.
,Sn fritiifem 3llitanoe puroe oas
MGodcn nod Dem st. Warien.So.
ipital" uon Yaliaic iiberiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
(siieuba6,r.ltniaG.

ottawa Sut., %. Sllni. =
9ldt Ecrionen muroen getootet rno
incbr ols 3mon5ig uerlebt bel Der bell-
tigen Gntglcilng Don mebrerell
@aggons cineS lpeitlid iabrcnoen
Grpreb5ugcs Der Canadian Faciiic-
Giienbabn". 9lui beu 3iige beion'
ocn iib neu cingcnanberte Shotten
ans Glasgow. 0ie @aggonS, in De.
nen oie 2eBtereu iubrelL Itiir5ten in
oen 6llb binab, IN peldcm Die &c.
nonntcn aht Eerionen ertranfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
Baltimore, aRo. 9onnehas ben 26 Snni 1913

fer lmo oritter aloiie, nie 5. .. See-
pid= rno aleibermoQc, freien Giu-
gang iinorn ioatc. 2icleS uuroe
Ourh elm gotllm pon 80 gegen I nic-
oergeItimmt.
Nohoenl Die 3udcrs mo @oIlen-
Srogcn POM Caucus bcieitigt luorben
unren, rotifijirte oeriel6e Oos So.
mite Enhancement, pooilr6 Soar
Der 9lngora 3iegc olli sic SreiliIte
gelteat miro. Sln 9etreii bon @oi'
sen uno Mebl miro man nlorgen SIT
s::....s GntiheiOlmN aeIonacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
Nettpsbnrg riiItet iidI.
Sir $4,000 Geteronen miro Gnortlcr
un0 &oit porban0cn lelr.

@ettps burg. Bd, %. oSulli. -
Siii,ierc Der @nnoeSarnlcc I'M Snllpt'
ollortitr oeS SeloIo1ers ultI Dem Oct
tns6ltrg Shlodtieloc perliderl1, onb
iiir uQc 0cteronen, Die 5li Der plerta
qiaen @eoenficier Der 9roBen Sdlnd)t
9lniungs rSuli bier 5lliamilenltrolnell,
Galortier llno Eropiont reihlih Dor
bonbcn iei 9luh menn Die 3abl Der
@GIte sic uripriinqlihe Sh1bllng poll
10000 nm 10000 iiberIteigen Iolltc,
lei iiir 9Qe oui's @eite geiorgt. lleber
5000 3elte lteben sur Geriiiglug, Die
Holnn iiir ie II Ecrionen boben. Elr
,3eltltoot iiir Die @ctaronen miro III
ben nGd,iten Slpci Sngen pollltdnotg
iertig iein.
Gin pruftiideS SpItcm lit acirlloei
morocn, nm iih iibcr boS StanoQunr-
tier Scr Tctcrancn uller VllllocSltnns
ten heitinoi1 orientirt 81 bolte1, 10
ooB jeoer Tcr5llg iobolo Die nltch
arcocr I'M Eager cintrciiclL iolt ans.
geihloiqn lit. Salt nit jeocn Snge
ldipiut oie 3obl Der angcnIcloeter
Geterunen ous iGnnntli6en Vlmocss
Itoatcn an. Ios lebte @ellIdl I'M olc
,3unpeiiunQ bon mcbr Ganln fam ans
Gir0inia, maldes jebt Itott 1900 nllls
oeItens $500 Monn iteQen miro.
Sic @etcroncn bca 9torbenS mle De5
Siiocns I'M gou;en Sanoe lino erlidt
porben, tire 5ariebteu S6ladtIobnen
nidt su Scr Seier mit5ubringcn, neil
oieielben III Dem Sclologer nidt AMI
gcbibt mcroen fonncn. Gie 7injl0r
,Slogac, ocren 9luijieblug geItattet
ueroen miro, iino Die .Sterne lno
Streiien". IS miro iiberbollpt jeoe
IorlicbtsnoBregcl getroiIen merocn,
nm III ucrbinoern bob slni1olitoten
uno Grbitterlng icitcnS Der Setera=
nen uerurluft rperoen. Iies lit cine
scr beionocren GoriidtsmoBregeln,
bic iiir notbig crahtct lperocn. Bon
Scouta" meroen i'm sSelolaaer ais alls
riere irno SlojiItonten iflr Die Tetera'
nen qebraudt lpcroen. Tic y@op
Scollts" lueroen al ben gnbnitotio
ncn poitirt lperoen. I'M Den Scterancn
bei'nl Soontiren ibrea @epdds bebilli.
lidl su icin uno Sniorrnation ilt cr-
tbeilcn; OieStanbplube oerielben ner
Sen ilbcr ooa aonjc Eager pertbcilt
ieiu, 10 0ub iie itets 5llr Sano lino,
IN, Den nlten Scl0ntcn 6ei5ultcbcH,
uenn Dies notbig lit.
YGIIc sur Nriir iris. AuSianb bciDrat
re Wo;ue Mr Ar of. t.W0ftimafes e fr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-26
Scmtidl .9lmerifaniidJer 2ebrer6unb.

0criannelt iid) unl 80. Slmi in So'
Loco 5lt iciner SabrcSiiblng mo
miro cin iebr Invertebrates Ero-
gromm sur 0urhiiibrrmg brin-
gen.
lo(e6o, O., %. Suni. - Der
notionole Observation-Disclosures Seb'
rcrbuno miro leine uGhlte ,Sabrea.
perlonlmlling pom 30. Slni bis 3.
SuIi bier obbaltcn, 100 oaS Sallpt'
ollartier in Der Central sSohihule
iein Miro. Der 9uioesporltano 1T:
Or. s.. $. Sid, Cincinnati, Er1li.
bcnt; Garl '0cr5og, gtelusYorf, crlter
GiccprGiioent; go. Spauboi, Gon-
coro, Ms, 5weiter &iceprGiiocnt;
Gnil araner, Cincinnati erlter
Sdriitiiibrer; Bertha Gaab, VuiIa.
10, 5mcite SGriftiiibrerin; 8arl GU
gelnlonL Wiiluulltee, Sbabrnciter.
GolgcnocS Grogroum gelangt 5ilr
9luoiiibrlmg: 0iontug, 30. SlmL
glbcnos 8 llhr: &orucrIonnIlllnh
@egriiBllngSoniprnhen: Scrr @nl
9icu,, Gorlibcr oeS SofalauSifuiieS; !;
gldtb. 9ranb gHbitlod, Wopor bon
Soleoo; Or ". y. @litteau, Super.
il1tcnoent Der Soleoo'er S6ulen; Gr.
0iimlng oes 2ebrcrtagcs ourb bcn
9unoesprGiioenten Ir. 3. $. Sid
ppn Cincinnati, Sbip. @emiitbli1es
9eiianmcniein 9ienItag, t. Suit
0torgenS S15 llbr: Gentral.SodI.
ibule; eritc SaIptperlanrtlung; /.
@eifGitliheS; ,. GrgGu5un9 oes
Goritanoea; 3. Serihte Der guuNes.
beonten; A. @ortrag: Ser StVii
uuo ieine &crarbeituu9", Eroi. a.
aronter; iiiolide Sodibule, Gleoe-
lano, o; 8. @ortrag:: s0ie oirefte
Wetbooc in Der omeritnniihen Sdu.
lc ooS @raubbare al berielbcn
fiir lns", Yroi. Sob. g. Siibben
@oiten Earf Sodidule, Buffalo,
N..D.; Eouic; 6. Sortrag: "9ic oi.
rctte Metbobe in ben bobercn Sbu.
len 9lmerifa'S", Eroi. i. !. Wenger,
9eloit College, 9eloit, @is. Z. Sc.
minar s(ngelegenbeiten; 8. Grnen-
ming bon slusihiiiien; NabmittagS;
Ginoiabrt ourd Die Stabt. Witt
nod, =. Suli, DtorgenS S1a llbr:
Central ,$ooGibulc; 5peite Sallptper-
ianrnlung; 1. 8eibditlibes; 2. Sor'
trag: .gr5iebung 5ur Eerionlit'
felt, Yroi. Or. SSulius @obel, Uni
periitGt Don SainoiS, llrbana, 81;
3. Gortrag: olleber oen @ertb oeS
oeutibeh 2ieoeS in ilnieren Sdulen",
Sberlebrer $. u. Burger pon Der
Soiimon.S6ule in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Youie; 4. Sortrag: ~GhpaS ilber
beutihe 9lltsipra6e uno 9ctonllng",
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Sd)hlBpcrbonolungen; slbenoS Ban
tett; Gonneritag Den =. SlIli: Gam'
picriobrt nod Yut-in.gap; SdluB.
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9rano in Euit.Nnto.

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@eiitesgcgenmart oes Gbailiieurs SO.
iepb Stelport bon 9ir. il5, ). Str.
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fen, oai; Ginidreibeienounaen I'M
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Salt lid, fir pilion's sd,ruiea.riobn.

Rem 9orf, 20. Siui. Auf
Der Foli5eimahe in Weit-Sobofen.
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orei Siiten alli Dem ssopie Elm. Der
iagte. er iei Traiioent @ilion's
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YaiIe sur Hriir imls Amslanb bcisrat
e. Wainc, Nr. Alb, syaitimsresS Str,
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@criammelt iid) un 30. >Slmi in 3o'
lcOu 5u iciner ,SabrcSiibrn9 uno
miro cin iebr Invertebrates Ero-
gromm sur 0urdfiIbrrng brin-
gcl1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-02
BROTAERS.II.II
IN JURY l(l'
""'o"N OF rnx ...s,
HOSPITAL rs asv,r,.|
TUE f'''AL os uuu,.1
lSt.L

r''a' OF the action .,,,s \
Leo W cA'l,oa ss.lsr :, y
manager Of tho nlssIs,. !
Was commenced In "a, 49,.
today knJkend.n Z vss9
pear TOT the plaluus a, ~
ana Duncan ior the Ao,DI,,' u.
eh'l'on alleges ,A., j. !
deb'cd TO him 10, nos., ~. ~
assist him In tho op.r.,is. = h
pl'a' aud ho demand. ,s,.w
'nahes a counter claim . - i,
TIA, At. chiffon owe. hin ss,s !
Tho iury consists o,II.
safe. . II {, Williams, cIs,S
J W Mccoy. NJ Mo,sI.I.ss
) straw. l.Arsin s,u,la. mr.
Jen Wilson. o. D. Min :,
Day,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-02
CONlEY TRIAL IS
HOLDING CROWDS
JUSTICE COURTROOM JAMMED
WITH AUDITORS WISHING TO
FOLLOW GAME LAW INFRaC.
rlON CASE

Trial OF tho threc Conlcy brothers
arrested on charge OF having deer
meat In their possession out OF sea
son. was commenced before Justice OF
the Peace Gowcn this afternoon. The
court room was crowded with specta'
tors. many OF whom are from the VI
entity OF the Conlcy ranch on the
klamath River,
Tho work of selecting tho Jury VIII
be- completed late this afternoon. j.
u. Carnahan Is attorney for the ae-
cused ranchcrs. aud District Attorney
John Irwin appears In behalf OF the
state.