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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15
Cine Spdjseit in zeattle. &

Seattle. N9aib., nuroe am |. os. Fri.
6iloa M aoeIiue slid. Die lee
tenswurblse Tohter Der lriiber bier
dnidiligsn 5amille BON Qentp Slid
(5liid). nit 9rn. 3ohn ~ Ear ball
3 hurr psrmdbit. Ter juiae Miann
1T bel Dem Il, 2. JOreit Department in
Nater Gitp. Oregon. nngeitent. no bas
Tlar ouh pobnt. Bon irlt 'ren ga
Groiiern maren apmeleno CUR 6od)jsit
III 0rn. Jlid's 0aus; 5rI. annn WR.
8artel ais Gbrenmnib. Bertha :. Bar
tel als Brauimaib. Nnnte 6. Bropton.
Qpoia s. aonis. Qr. uno Jrau &rnOIO
Stsiner. or. 3. Ole Storsp unO Oats
TN. Iebisre nun in Tacoma Wobnboit.
las 5nnere oes Qaules par iebr if0n
oetorirt. GOmin 8. y5lid fhn9iris ais
Brnutiiihrsr. IS war cine gang elm.
lode Jsisr, aber stne ehte Jamilien'
uno Grsunbes5uiammenfunit. an Der
3sosrmonn froblth autbsil nabm. Nuh
Der r9toroiiern" 9rotuIIrt nahtrdsll6
oon 0er5en.
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Tie @eratbunaen in Der Ola.

bucts Sode limb en- Montd9 lpdt Noh'
mittn9s bon Gommin1r Nomer 5u Gnog
gefilbrt tporben. BoS Der @ntlheio oeg
Glleubobn.@ ommtiiiDn iein pirb, III
sur 3e,t nj d cine sroRe Jrase. 0r.
Romer. YOriiser Der GOmmiiiiou, be'
nuitrn9te bie3 nsenieure iOIorta o%itenon'
iblGge iomobI fur etneu neusu Bidoucl
an Der 8oie Ctr. tuie fur etneu Cub
man an Der Wi1 StroBe 5u sntusrfeu.
Zen Yorauih!a9en nab wiiroe Elm
nsuer 8la6rc; an Der WiQitrnBe $751;
900 unb Elm Subpnp gar $4,000
~tolteu. GS fanoeu lnn9s 9ebntten iibei
bic oerihieoenen Blame itGtt. uno biz
glniid1tsn etnoen nett a%useinanoer.
Chne i3ustiel bot Die 6iisnbabn'
Gommiilion bier elm ldwisrigss BRO
bIsm 3u l0isn. ulo man bari nur boz
fen ooB Is tbr gut s%eIinseu uiro.
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Die 99iSccniiner Mderbaridule

mirb auf lbrem Wabiloner @eldnbe am
20. Iusuit fir Die 5armer elm sroBes
Btcnic uerunitalten. Guf bemlelben
meroen Den Qanomirtben oeS Staates
in 8ortrdsen uno Gemonitrationen Die
ueridiebeneu 3meise Der ELECTROMAGNETIC
lhaft in @ort uno Bib bemonitrtrt
werSen. Die 8orleiunsen ,peroen i'm
Tiebpauiapn sebalten ueroen. NuBer'
Dem mirb ben 6armern bic ssiammte
MISUNDERSTANDING 9p9idule in allen
ibrsn G~inseIbeiten seseist unb einsebeno
erfldrt weroen. Nuh oaS foritmiIien'
ihaftlihe 9aboratorium tpiro unter fat)s
tunbiser 2eituns elmer 8eii6tisuns
unterSpoeH tperoen.
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gerabmts Ses,tarisr.
Sefannte 1iuner, bic benz Sleiihse.
nnf gram limb.

nns gram liHo.
Die gsIisbtbeit Der peg.tariia.n
aoit lit in ben @ersinistsn Sta1isu
in ftarttm 3unshmsn, ia felbit in
Gn1lano, benz flaifiihen Reih Der
9sefitsdteiisr. %eetpinnsn bic Semitic
mebr uno mebr fanatiide @er,6rer.
Gin sngliites 9lltt eibt b.sbaIb
.inen lleberblid iiber bic beo.utcne.
ten Decentralization, Die QsQenpGrti1
5u ben 8s9nern Der 6IsiIdtoIt oe-
boren, uno nennt BEN berIbmtsiten
Wegetarier bon heute. ben eneliiheu
Oihter O. g. Shafp. SeoenfaI!s
III Der temperamentpoIIe Sr. nnhi
Der rabituIits 9~.rtsioiger iener .b0s
heren aultur, bic oos @iien BON
8~oonpern ssidlodt.t.r Sisre p.rn6,
tst". Der eroBe. trdfti9s, gsiunne
Monn nit Dem sebrdunten S.int.
ben tlaren Iu9sn uno benz tlaitiihsn
Sang ibt nur 6rii6ts, g.miiis uno
3ereaIi.n; isin Qi.blingsgan9 beltsbt
in bier 9ananen, uno tpenn .r ouf
3sifen 1T, 10 ma6t inn bic 2i4. in
ben 3eitourants teine Gorge, mi:
nnbersn M.nIden. benin .r fibrt ir
isinen Sof6sn cine eeniig.no srobs
portion Niffe mil iih, UNI fsin vi.
nsr pbns frsmoe 9ilf. 81 beitr.itsn.
Gs eibt stpei @rt.n bon M.nItsn.
bic elmer bDber.n unb bic elmer ME.
beren Qrt", 10 ipro6 er ouf timer
0erfommlunq ppn 9seetdriern. Die
Rieberen miifien 5l.iib bobsn. sd
mag tein 6leiih uno mohte e ME-"
Dem 8eaetariertum bat fif aud
Robin perihrisben, neil er fanb, out
er Bel fIeiidlpier &oit better arbeitsn
tonnte. Sci! sr Semitic iBt, fdisn
ibm feline Ginbiloun9straft leihtsr
unb tlarer 81 orbeitsn. Die Moz
tioe, aus penen Defenders 6rauen iih
Dem pegstariifen Qsben perIfreiben,
limb isbr perI6iebenartig. 8si mans
den ipielsn rsIi9i0ie @eFiibIs hsrein.
unb gu linen 3GbIt unier @spdbts.
mann bic 9rin3eiIin George bon
@rie6enlanb, Die G,roBfiirftin S.r=
eius BON RuBlanb unb Die Satin
bes beoeutsnben @r6dologen Sienz
Iofop. ollie bieIe 9omen iinb Mns
bGnaerinnsn bes ,SrientoIismus", b.
+. tie Iteben unter benz GinfluB Der
alien &eIigipnen uno 8biloiop5isn
bes Sitens, bic bos 6IsifdeIisn aIs
Siinbs perbisten.
@snieer rsIi9i0is, oIs mitI.ieigs
Gmpfinoun9en betpoqen oi. betnnnte
S6riftit.llsrin Morie GoreIli. benz
Sleiih gu entiagen. SIR Wbihea
Dor ieoer S0tuna ma6t ibr ben Sc
bontsn unertrdgIiA. baB lie 2ebtn
p.rni6ten iolle, nm ibrsn Nppetit az
befriebigen. 9ei ben m.iiten 8ers
tretsrinnsn beg Th0nen 9tihI.hts III
Is ober bod bic Ii.be Git.lteit, bic
gu ben 6riihten bes 6eloes binsieht.
Bel elmer bstannten .neliIhen S6or-
belt, Der @rdfin BON Worfpid. po=
rem 5unddit ouh mebr moralilde Be-
b.nten pirtfam, als fie 9ee.tarierin
tpurbe. Nber Bel Der neusn &oft BE-
merit. ie gu ibr.r 6reuoe. boB Fl.
i6lonter uno iugsnbliher tpu.b.,
uno ols re 10 b.tsits ihpino.nbs
SGonbsitsn in boiler 8liite ipi.eerz
.rlnnate. puroe tie BON ihrsn Jreuns
binnen I'm bos .C.beimmittel" BE.
ftiirmt, 70 bob fie nit ibrtr Tiit
brett Mpoe semaht bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15

g'rense u%nieres Na6bar : Staates
Minneiotn ME cine Naie nab Ga'
nuoa bineinfprinet unb in Die nDros
liaite Spite u~nierss 9dnoes (d68es
isben naturIid BON Ildstd) ans
lcuft.
Wie lit Sntel Sam az oieier auf
fallsnoen Nafe estommen2 Gi9ents
lid nur gang 3ufd1is. 0as @interei.
iante @eididtten oieier 6rens Se
itimmuns lit unIGr9it pieoer aus9e=
grdben pproen. Rad benz 8ertrdgs
bon 1888 muroe Die 0rsuSe smiidns,
osn Ser. Staatsn uno Sen britiIbsn
8eiibungen fsitgsls9t. Man psritGns
oigte T;h i'm poraus oahin. ooB man
einen gepifen puntt auf Dem Gate
Of tbe MOODS gum Nusgdngspuntt
nsbmen io1te. DEM oieier WaNsrs
tOrper puroe als QueQgelpdiier oes
Ct. Qalprence : Stromes uno oea
Grpben 9innenieen : Spitsms angse
ieben.
SnbsB ipuBte man CUR 3eit oieiet
@eritdnoigun9 nod niht, OBJ Der
puntt norbIid poer fiiolid BON 40
9epgrapbiiden @reitegra0e lag; ea
mar nur betannt. oab sr iih in oer
RGhe oesfelbeu befinoen mubte, unG
IS tpurbe pereinbart. oaB o Dem
Yuntte Die @rsn5linie in n0rolidet
ooer in iiioli6er Rihtung, il nab,
Dem, auf oen 40. 9rei.engrao gu
geben ioQts. 0leiIten8 gIaubte man.
Ser puntt lei iioiia BON 0teiem
0rahe.
BUR lle6errai9ung pieIer er9at
fih fpdterhin lei ~Qenaueren @ermei.
iungen. oaB ser 9untt iiA sIlpa q
Nleilsn nGgnlita por 40. 8rei:sn.
grab bsfono. 9r0sB. oas Nbtommer
puroe unperbriihliA e~in9eblIten
uno 70 tommt IS. ooB an oiciei
STEELE Die 0rsnSe ffsinbar einer
@usfau auf Die tonaoiihe Ssitt
ma6t un0 Damn pieoer i6arf gu.
ridfpeiDt.
Gol6erurt 9eiaob eS, oab oit
Der. Staaten Elm StIddsn 0sbiet
bon ettpa 100 QuaordtmeiIen Nus.
oebnung n6rbIid BON Der olgemei'
men 9ren5linie erhieIten. Sr9eno.
pslds befonoere Seoeutung in itrats'
glider obsr ionitiger 9e3isbung absl
bat bisie rTaIe" ourdous nidt
aomii9 1T babel mod. bab ieoer
nslder bieie5 naTetpeife amsritani,
i6e @ebiets : Stud6en BON bier
aus errsiden min, Dies nur ouf Den
@aTerpsgs permag. auber penn {,
ourd tanaoii4es 9ebist su seb.r
2uit bat.
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Gin 6pfefbruub

Tisnltas Mor9en brannte bas NItoona
Sotel in altoona. bel @nu Claire. pou'
tommen niebsr; 100 @dite, bic i'm So
tel ihliefen, entfamsn nit tnapper 9fotb
unb tpnntsn nur ihr uaftss 2ebsn ret.
ten. Gin Wann. oeiien Yeriunolien
nttt fsitaeiteat tperben %tonntsn. fam in
ben Iiammen I'M. lleber bic Gnt'
itebunqsuriade bes 5euers peiB man
niht ms6r ols bas es in einsm
9leioer.Gloiet ieinsn Nninng nobm
Roh Gau Claire wuroa I'M 5ulie
oeosihirt. bod oIs bic 6eusrpsbr ans
fem lag bas 6ous bereits in Aide
Eas 6otsI ssbDrts 6errn seruiitor
in ct. IauI, Minn uHo mar cir
Ja4bau.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15

Srau Grnft Side. 1913 Glib 4.
StraBe, perlor beim Beiud Der @iIb
@sit Sbow ant Samitas bier aus ibrer
Sonotnihe *31. Gin Gircusangeitel'
ter purbe arretirt unter Dem @sroa6t,
oas @elo esitoblsn 81 baben, mics je'
bod feline unibuIo nab. Gin Nrbeiter
Der 60 Grofe @as & electric Co..
Namens @errarb, 1an6 bas @sIo unS
~lieierte es an Ole Gisentbimerln ab.
mpfiir sr So 8elobnun9 erblelt,
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6o6;eitsgIOden

Die folsenosn Tanre er1ielten pom
@puntpcIsrt SpdjslisIicen5en aus9s'
ltellt:
9llbert 6. Moribal uno 2bereIia
Stetn, beioe pom So Qrolie.
Otto 81. Ben uno G.uira 9. ariebeI,
beioe BON go Grone.
e. y. @tutnms uno Ntloa Griffith.
beioe BON ga @rolie.
Somes W. Glien uon Ga GroIie uno
CIqa 6. @abeI pom Iolun SbeItp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15
Tie 3eit Der Grcurliunem.

9ompier .Siousp" bratte ON 3isns,as
cine 9robe @rcuriionS .@sieuihof, pom
Gaming uno 3wiltsnortsu nah Ga
Gtoiie.
Cine uber nod oisI jnhlreihers Gr'
%curlion brahts Der 9ampfer ,3. ""
Gienltng unter ben Nulptjien Der llnl'
uerinliiten stride bon Ga @roiie nab
Gaming %binuuter. uno oos Boot tuar 10
idwer beIaoen oas s8 eefdbrlih nusiob
uno mir niht sslpiinidt bdtten NIT pom
Der Ynrtbie gu iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15
Von ben Sieben SoIftein.Ra

Von ben iieben 0Olftein'H ai'
isntlben oes Garmers Yoitma in Der
8rice Grairie. Die psrslitet wurben,
limb lett iiuf eirse9auseu. uno Die an'
bern 5wei limb ebenfaas ais psrIoren
Su betruhten. Gin Hisro. oas eben.
fals BON Dem 8ift betam. iuiro jeooh
opponfommeu. Yon Dem llsbelthdter
bat man feline Spur.
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9eioer oiirfte es nod g Sabre

3eioer oiirite es nod 9 Sabre
oauern ebe 8arron's SsIano an So
Groiie abestreten tperben fam. ba Die
Biu, Die ooiIr cine Sniel bel Reo
" in 9 an Winneiota abtritt. in Der
Issten Sisung Der @isconiinsr 2s9is'
latur ni6t pniIirte. Die MinnelOto
2esislotur bat ii9 gum Austnuih bei'
Der SnieIn bereit ertldrt, uno Is tomml
aIio nur nod auf @isconiiu an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15

iino urlere Hehnungen aQen
GmpIdnseru. uniere ausses
Seldlnete Nrbeit ntlo Die ME
ori9en Ereile bieten einen
acknowledgement Gontrait, &ir
perluenoen MIR 9utes Mate-
rial, bfihditiaen idbi9e Mr.
better nlo fiibren iorgidlti9e
Nuflid)t, Nde Nrbeit miro
prompt uno in 3ufrieoeultel
LENDER Meile perrldltet.
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Bier Zta6 Splhein GaHenbiet

pur6en Dem Sarmer YoItma in Brice
Brairie BON ruhIoier Sanb burh Yari'
Ter Grim osrsiftst. unb Or. BOitma bat
feline N5nuns tuer bieis Sdunotbu!
ueribt bat. @s m69en nod anoers
ipertbpOle Tbiere leiner SCRIBE sin9eben.
unb lsin 8erluit lit sroB. Shon Dor
einem Sabre psrIOr Sr. SUitma Swsi
&aiientlbe ebenip, ubne baB Der Ibdter
III entoeden mar.
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anthplifen 4. Content in Wlil

lpautee. antboliten aus alien 2betIsr
oes Qanoes. oeren 3abl man aui runb
10000 iddbt, tuarsn SOnntas in WtI'
tpautee perlammeIt sur @rohnuns bes
u. Sabresconoentss Der amerifani'
iden federation tatbOIiidsr 8eiea'
ldoften. gin elmer srOBen TrU5siiiOn
am 0admitias betbsiIistsn iid einiss
$4,000 8eriOnen.
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1aS Gtrafeu.G pmite beS Ztabts

ratbs finbet gu ieinem 8%eroruiie, baB
Die &sparatur beS gaB StraBe Greo'
lot . 8Faiters sesen $4,000 toiten
birfte. NueS bieS miiBte Die Staot
besublen, unb nidt bic @~runbeisen'
tbimsr, neil bas 41oitsr BON Mnians
on pfuiderbaft seIsst uuroe.
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2as pfaefneer.slntp fam am

Wittmod Nben0 erIt UNI 10 Ubr bier
an. alio UNI pier Stunoen peripdtet,
uno isste bic @eieIihaft sIsid oardui
bic 8eile nod Winoua fort. bort in
Smei Stunoen eintreHeno.
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Gentral=SereiH.

n n am Montas
Absno a~bssbaItss
men SUritnnos'
iisuns lwuroe be-
ihipneu. Die oisss
iibrise 5eisr bes
.9sutiheu cages"
an Sountas. ben
19. Stiober. in Der
@ermcnia > Saue
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Die Naie Winneiota's.

ie @reuSIinie Der
Ser. Staten tpeiIt
oiele Surioiitdtsn
auf. uno oabiu GEE
bort auh Die ipse'
n Nais ppn
Minnsiota. Gas
lit sIn tleines @es
bet, ons ocn Der
Gu6sritsn Npro.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
CHILDREN HATE
CASTOR OIL, UGH!
Delicious "syrup of Figs''
Best for Their Little
Stomachs, Liver and
Waste Clogged Bowels.

Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the physic that mother in
sisted DTl-eastor oil, calon1el, cathar-
ties How you hated them, how you
fought against taking them.
With our children it's different. The
day of harsh p1lysic is over. We dom
force the liver and 80 feet of bowels
dreaded after effects. Mothers who
don't realize what they do. The chill
dren's revolt is Well-founded. Their
little stomaehs and tender bowels are
injured by them.
If your child is fretfu1, peevish, half
sick, stomach sours breath feverish
and it's little system full of cold; has
diarrhoea sore throat, stomach ache;
doesn't eat or rest weIl-remembe Der
look at the tongue, if coated, give a
teaspoonfu1 of Syrup of Figs. then
don't worry, because you surely will
have q we'll, smiling child in a few
hours.
Syrup of Figs being composed en-
tire1y of luscious figs, SIENNA and aro-
raaticS simply cannot be harmful. 1t
FWeetens the stomach, makes the liver
active and thoroughly c1eanses the lit
tie ones Waste-clogged bowels. In a
few hours all sour bile, undigested
fermenting food and constipated waste
matter gently moves on and out of the
system without gripIng or nausea.
Directions for Chi dren OF all ages,
also for grown-ups plainly printed on
the package.
BY all means get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for the full name Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA prepared
by the California Fig Syrup Co. Ac-
cept nothing e1se.-Adv-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
DIVORCE FOR LONDON
BROKER FROM YANKEE
ACTRESS FANNY WARD

London, Jan. 15-Joseph Lewis OBJ
tanned a divorce from his actress wife,
known on the stage as Fanny Ward
He proved his charge, misconduct,
naming an actor as correspondent.
Mrs. Lewis was a native of st. Louis,
Mo.
John H. Donovan, an actor well
known on the English and American
Lewis.
Fanny Ward who is 50 years old,
was born in st. Louis and began her
stage career there in a. stock company.
She achieved considerable fame in the
United States and then came to Lon
don where she married Lewis, a broker
reputedly wealthy.
1.-The New Lady Bantock,'' a new
play by Jerome K. Jerome, in which
the heroine, an actress, married a
Lord whose butler and all the servants
were her uncle and cousins. won Fan
ny Ward her greatest success.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
POINTS OFF INTEREST.
Semi Annual CIearance saI,

SC1AA <AnAAN1A OAC&1Es11ACG 6AAE
Of winter millinery, furs, marabout
sets, shirt waists. petticoats raincoats,
and long cloth coats at q. H. Dillon &
Worry Destroys Health
Mental strain undermines health
probably more rapidly and destructiye-
ly than physical disease Observe
how long it takes a man or woman
to recover from an attack OF nervous
prostration. See what O. complete
breakdown often follows even a short
period of intense mental strain. The
reason is this: In the case of disease
its rayages are promptly observed and
suitable remedies applied Mental
strain, however. slowly consumes the
reserve vitality UNTIL finally when a
breakdown occurs, there is no reserve
strength upon which nature can
draw. People who worry or are un-
der severe mental strain. require
mediate energy and build reserve
force; nour4shuent which will be
promptly converted into strength and
above all good cheer and happy
thoughts If people SO afflicted would
first oisabuse their minds of disturb
ing thoughts. cultivate cheerfuIness
and take Scotts Emulsion after meals
their immediate improvement would
be an agreeable surprise, Being es-
eentially a food, Scottss Emulsion is
absorbed by the body as such and ap-
propriated by nature to nourish the
nerve centers. enrich the blood
corpusc1es and build resistive-force
It contains no habit-forrning drug or
alcohol, and its nourishing. curative
benefits are apparent almost from the
first day.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
LOOK TO TEDDY
FOR BREAK IN
MAINE DEADLOCK
THINK HE'LL TELL PRoGREss-
sIVEs TO VOTE FOR SENATOR
GARDNER, DEMOCRAT.

Augusta, Ne, Jan. 15rThe Legisla.-
ture Is still deadIocked on United
States Senator, although friends OF
ex-Gov. Edwin G.. Burleigh of Augusta
who was the Republican nominee in
the primaries last June, say he will
win in today's joint convention by a
narrow margin.
It is said that the Democrats have
refused to join the ProgressiYes and
vote for a Progressive. but that Col.
Roosevelt has advised his followers in
Maine in a personal telegram to each
that it would be better for them to
cratic nominee, than for ex-Gov- Bur
leigh. Ex-Gov. william T. Cobb, who
was urged by his friends to enter the
contest as a compromise candidate,
said last night that he was for Bur
leigh.
Three fourth class postmasters. Hor-
ace Mitchell Of Kittery Otis II. Tay-
Ior of TopsfeId, and William H Far
rar of west Ripley. have wired their
resigna tons to the Postmaster General
at Washington on the advice of the
Republican leaders
member of the Progressive National
Committee from Maine, arrived here
last night and is taking an active part
that today before the ba1loting begins
g. telegram will be received from Col.
Roosevelt advising the Progressive
members not to vote for any Taft sup
porter.
Democratic leaders sprang a surprise
today, when they declared they viii
take immediate steps to learn if three
Republican members of the legislature
who resigned fourth class postmaster
ships in order to remain in the House
and vote for Ex-Governor Burleigl for
United States Senator, are eligible to
vote.
Just before ba1loting for Senator be-
gan, yesterday William H. Farrar, a
Republican, was unseated by a vote OF
rs to II because he also held a fourth
class postmastership. Votes were about
to be taken on three other Republicans
Wnen the noon hour automatically
called for voting to begin on the
Senatnr&r4o. RecarAA~ of the a:znoG4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
B. H. S. COMMERCIAL
ALUMNI BilQUET AT
STRATFIELD ON FEB. q

More elaborate even than in former
years the annual banquet of the Com
m N Alumni association sof the B.
H. 8. which has been definitely set for
the evening of February f. at The
StratfieId, promises to be an affair of
great interest.
Although a. complete list of the
speakers has not as yet been COM
pleted it is announced that many
names of prominence will be included
and. soloists of merit besides a we'll
known quartet and orchestra will en-
liYen the banquet.
The committee is composed of
George Cornwall, chairman; Matthew
J. Bowen, Francis D. Becker, Misses
Mabel Hale and Margaret Garvey
Any member desiring more detailed
Information may communicate with
the secretary of the associat ton, Miss
Mary G. Reed, at the office of the
Bridgeport Brass Co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15

impereeptible margin which Republi-
cans have, these three men Immediate
" wired their designations as post
masters to Washington. The ac-
ceptance was received by them, today
Republicans declared this would end
efforts to have them unseated Now
Democrats want to know if the fact
that the men we're fourth class post
masters did not debar them from be-
ing elected to the legislature and
therefore make it impossible for them
to serve. If the Democrats are cor
rect it will mean that by a coalition
with progressives they can easily
name a Senator
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
TELEPHCN1 cos PLAN FOR
FINANCING EXTENSIONS

New York, Jan. 15-OmciaI an
nouncenlent of the new plan Of f.
nancing it's extensions is made by the
directors of the American Telegraph a
Telephone Company in Boston. The
company will issue convertible bonds
in denominations of 800, $500 and 81 00G
to be disposed of to the present stock
holders al par and interest in the pro-
portion of 20 per cent. of their hold
ings
While the exact amount of convert
BILE bonds to be issued is not exactly
determined, it is believed that # would
total $57, 900, 600.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
COSTS BERLIN s28 FOR
EACH PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILD

Berlin. Jan. 15.-It cost Berlin $2s
for each child in the public schools
in 1912, exclusive of the maintenance
Of the buildings and the salaries of
the instructors. according to figures
published, today. Among the items
listed were 100000 baths for children
at a. cost of ia cents each. More
than $34s 900 was spent in feeding poor
children who came to school without
either breakfast or luncheon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
PINCH-D TRYING TO STEAL
HETTY GREEN'S fUTO CAR

New York. Jan. 15.-Thomas Reilly,
an aged carpenter, was arraigned in
attempted theft OF Hetty Green's au-
tomobile robe while her car was
standing in front of her downtown Of
fees. George Durhone, the chauffeur,
was the complainant. He said he was
standing near the car when Reilly
grabbed the robe and ran off with it,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
SEMI-ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE
We Aggressively Emphasize the Money Saving
Oppertunities of This Event

The purpose Of this sale is convert Fall and Winter
stocks into To make prompt and complete
clearance remaining assortents have adopt
ed means absolutely accomplish this end We
have cut prices deepl-decisively Ignoring profits
We made of immediate disposal by
marking goods bargain seeking public will
buy sight No chances have been taken. The knife
applied with vigor all remaining stocks with
restriction. Values phenomenal Every price
quoted below challenges attention by tie senst~no har
acter of tie saving it represents:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
HIGH SCHOOL BOY
PROVES PRODIGY
IN MATHEMATICS

New York. Jan. 15-Albert A. Gam
BILE, a High School boy of Rochester,
N. Y, discovered one day by accident
that nothing was SO easy to him as
natE1 ernatics While Gamble was
working in the business office of an
electric light company during vaca-
ton months the mana ger suddenly
sprang an involved problem in figures
on the staff. Almost Immediately the
young man gave the correct answer,
but it took the head bookkeeper half
an hour to prove that the boy was
right.
Then everybody wanted to know how
the youngster did it. He had no idea
himself. After Investigation he found
that he had a natural gift for cornpIi-
Gated and tangled up mathematics
He was soon in great demand to IN
ravel accounts that We're the despair
of country banks and municipal cash
iers.
Yesterday he arrived in New York
and appeared at Columbia University,
where he IS to be tested by Professor
Hawkes. and advanced students in the
mathematical classes Friday afternoon.
In a test yesterday he told venerable
citizens how many seconds old they
were in half a minute. Almost in
stantly he added up masses of figures
and multiplied and divided with equal
celebrity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
You'll Pay Less for ii at X ines

the year there were rs males and SO fa-
males in the institution.
The report of the Secretary George
I. Allen shows that $77.7s3.43 was ex-
pended for the maintena noe of the
ford and $50, 959. Sc for Shelton or a to-
tai Of $799. 04O71. The total amount
spent by the Board for construction,
ETC., was $152, 26085 and the total am
cunt expended $3Sl, 301 SO.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15

Durhone chased him and after q
run of a block made an easy capture
and turned his man over to the polic@.
When he learned whose car he had
been Interested in DurhGne declared
Reilly said:
Ought to have known better. No
one ever took anything from Hs6fy
Green and got away with it,