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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
MIeH4 4Er. |. MI,MAHorE.

The funeral of Michael J. McMahon, who was called to his reward on Mon- day was held this morning at 8: 30 from the residence of his sister, Mrs. John F. Lynch, 109 George street The body followed by a large number of re1a- tives and friends, was taken to St. Augustine's church where solemn mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. John J- Kennedy. The church choir sang Pie Jesu," at the offer tory and after mass Miss AureHa Ber- ger sang Some Sweet Day. The popularity of the young man was att tested by many floral pieces. The fu- neral was very largely attended, rela- lives and friends being present from Danbury. Newtown, Norwa1k and Jer- sey City. Arthur Gehebe,- Martin and Edward Ta1ty, Michael F. Fennell. John keane and John Talty were the pail bearers. The in4eTment was in St MichaePs cemetery
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
axr,abol of tassllkex .Rino.

The key ring synholizes the old GUS tom of handing over the keys of the house to the lady This was more often design used for the wedding ring. but occasionally for the betrothai 9ometimes the key was merely attach Cd to the ring.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
Preeepts and Practice,

'ssay. papa, our new teacher has hught us to always say Yes. sir and Res. masam-'s 7
 ssShe has. eh 3''s
 ssUh-huh ss--Exchange
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
Where the rniunetion Eailad.

Why. Willie." said the teacher, "have you been fighting again3 Didn't you learn that when you are struck on one cheek you ought to turn the other one to the striker?"
 .'Yes'm. agreed Willie. ''but he hit me on the nose, and I've only got one'' Kansas City Star.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
Rartine.,t I,,unir,.

Miss DoYls---l am just starrlpg a nehool to fespeh yosaag ladies to begood wives. Do you fhtnk you'd care 10 send your danghfersa Anxious mother
 10 you guarantee to get fhem-a h. altaataons afterNard a-Lcndon Teie- graph
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
New zeaIand,s ersat Plns.

The kahri pine. discovered in New Zealand in 1772 by the explorer. Ma rton du F.resne has, according to botanists. a long and honorable line age One specimen growing at Mer- cury bay, with a trunk twentyfour feet in diameter, is said to be 300 years old s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
The Mandolin.

The mandolin is of Italian origin. though it is impossible to give the time or place of it's first use. From It. ally the instrument was gradually in troduced into France and Spain. from which countries it made It's way to the rest Of Europe. reaching this country with the coming of the Spaniards at the beginning of the sixteenth century New York American.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
CATTLE EPIDEMIC - s..'.s A BLOW TO SALES

Pittsburgh, Dec. 2--Although the foot and mouth disease quarantine against the Eefrr.s Island stockyard was lifted last week and the yards declared open for the receipt of cattle from free territory, receipts have been too light to permit of quotations Brokers said they expected little inn provement until quarantine against Indiana and Ohio is lifted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
ELIZA s. DAY,

The funeral of Eliza &, widow of Isaac w. Day, who died in Spring field, Mass, was held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from Bishops rnortuary chapel with Rev Earl IF Kenyon, rector of St Paul's Episcopal church, officiating. Burial was in Park cem- etery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
Bridgeport, Conn!
 Wednesday, Dec. 1914
wo stores in one.

Please note this:-
 Readiness for holiday shoppers, with abundance of the essential holiday does not impair the regular dayin and day-out service of the store.
 This is practically two stores in Each is conn plete Each is attractive Each is completely at your command
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
Keeo wor<ino.

in lime if only those who know what they want 10 do and can do persevere unfemittingly fn work and action Carlyle
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02

.lNrs. Kate Burroughs, assistant pra lice department clerk, is in New York today. Her work is being done by Mrs. Grace Drew, in charge of the telephone switchboard at police head quarters.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
Good toys made in Bridgeport.

Toyland offers dozens, yes hundreds, of things to make young folks hearts gladand of the verbest of them all were made right here in Bridgeport.
 There railroad like those made by Ives. Go by electricity by mechanical springs Have every equipment of real railroads And how trains do dash along $1 to 810 toy. With it's Inits bridges derrcs wagons and chairs and such may be built. $1to $5
 In busy little factory at the West End Frederick Braitling makes dolls wigs of Wondrons fineness He ought He grew up the business taught By his father who for years carried the business East Bridgeport.
 These wigs of human hair. They may be washed and combed; even eurled and over and more.
 MT. Braitling also sends to the store stockings and shoes for Dolly and soft leather balls for little play with. 10c to $1.
 Typewriters that will really write good letters made by the American Typewriter company of Railroad Have keyboard of the standard arrangement Turn very good letters Help boys and girls to grow proficient in spelling $5
 And here willow cradles and swinging chairs for Dolly. And little bassinettes for her, too They Bridgeport made. How little mothers will like them
 S1 to 8I75
 Telephones made in Bridgeport They are practical; stall them the house and talk from part another have phone his house and the other his chun 's-if ch1n does not live too far away $5
 Every Br1dgeporter may well be proud of the toys made in his home town They Il surprise folks wlove not yet seen them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02

Mistakes are often the frst letters in the lessons of life. We can make strong words out of them if we will
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
oeae,-e Sand Pita.

In the Arabian desert the sflocco, or annd storm. often digs pits 200 feet deep scattering the sand for miles atcund.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02

Fire destroyed the seven story ia C. tory of R. W. Reed & Go, in Brook iyn, at a loss of $25, 900.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02

Tho force Of example Is powerful We are creatures of Imitation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
oARp oF THANKs

We the undersigned, take this means of thanking our friends for their kindness and for the floral tri- butes sent us at4the death of our father. John Hackett. and especially to N. Buckingham & Co.,, and their employees.
 JOHN J. HACKETT
 ANDREW HACKET.T,
 MARGARET HACKETT
 MARY HACKETT ae
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02

yWaAHTEsD-Man at once with small capital to take charge of business Second floor 620 Washington Ave. City. a*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE - Large high power roadster, at a bargain. H. A. Budlong. Care Graphophone Go. 2 s&p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02

The weather:-Cloudx tonight and Thursday; probably local rains.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02

EOST-Brown and white collie dog. Answers to the name of Dan J. Nolan on collar Reward if return ed to 121s Pembroke St
 T2 b
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02

aF'aFnare Want Ads One oezt 3. word.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-24

@ieOcr oebt cine Idsue 1beorie Dor Ole SmSc. neil He nit Sen
uatarlten goraasftnngcn in @iocrpnl6 iiaH6. lie 1heorie BON ew.
gen @6IeririrOG. bon Der 8elsama oacr iueratonalea e~hdhsfdiU
ourh SdieOe1rite. gab he serabe BON rmierer Ratipu as uuhaIfbar
bepirien mer0en mus. bic amtlih nit ir om meHtu a~eltebanect bar, pmo
inter Der 9eupalhng Der duberct aHaeegenbctcr burt ciurn 6r bere0.
tatu RasiHcu, oas 1T 5ronie hs sdidas.
gbcr uacrOugs, pcH Die Iborie oils lm6ah5ar euplctn merOen
nnbte, o fomte a udt ctuSrudspoaer, cmidieOmrr uno r%n0ouhi0Vr o.
ftrbe, ais jet Srt Die aris nit gaegifo, Ole alr goranSidt in glui
efoen miro.
Gr GrjiejmS Der @dt SIM eugen 5ricocu d. rbenio mfBeLidt. ne
te gbfft, mcrtauidc 80dtfer sur suiiaiunp BON observation-disclosures
~ ere5cr. re fe Dem grdfbenteu giion oortdpebt.
9cm mir @ nit Rcrifo ALIEN su TIM ba6m ioaten. 70 fam lber
Sen i~hIcBidn gusgaug fmn Gin 3metel befctGt. 01dieB amr Die
Gmer nm sic 5per. sic 0a5n geboreu per0eu. lmo Der pariotide
sdrmg. IN on nm etrmal ieber auspartiec arteg iebe frdhtge Ration
6afebt Ur6 ms bic 9e5r udt 8teben InRen, Ole casuilid Die uaeruth.
tgfr marc. neil mir lie ot ben cgenen 9lhblrgcn aegenubr 10 oriu.
ga0 bnudcu. 2d5 man agene 4uifuhuHeen ar oas, mas ben au0cren
brntd mare, mas tie bepr maiden mnr6e, ais tie ms fdeiaea niht nit
enen 6anati5ml5 %mi0rangen ioH, Der ebeuiotm aibcrnan0 beruorrlrt.
0r babrl i'm Der 3Gt Der aei1iongfrieqe oas mitante Cturetc1 fir
gIm5cusformcH gababL Is lit mertDur6ia, oab mir i'm 20. Sabr6m.
bert 0urd mTc an efrcm irGnoen 2auoe gelbten gerfude. Is in cHcn
dgencn neutrality-suspicious. 81 uuFrrn- sunoiimecn i6er ieine 9eraTlmg
81 b%rfe1ren. oon geordhet peroen. Su Den 8aHsn 81 grcfen mo cucn
areJ 81 fihrer, Den Die megfauiide Seioime fir ms saH5 gaptb utt
get FH tam.
luo 0a8 lift Scr @rno. ben Ser graf6ent fr icine 8d1erina
suera ar5uertcHueu, o~Hsegeben bat mOrns aM5 anocre rh agcbcr
g. 1us groBe 6~rngee5itcH IN Ser Situuhpn it, ob ous Ser nirHfte
guab mar. Bel Dem itarieu umo tibben 9%erfiauoc o5 @raf6euen uuBte
man e eigentIia beJpeiieIn mo anuebmui, Ob fb ga3 nnoees, mirt.
ude Gea5r fir unier 2ano III Der 8rdnOehidat Suertas g~eborscn
babe.
ater oobei mare pieoer 6as erharnIide 6B ne0er Der graf0ent
Sd, nb Der @einOte &ilour etpas 6oOOn eapubt baben iouen Gem
Der eaanote empo1I bic auerfenmng Suertas. Ino SER Gait BAT &C.
Tact, 6aB er 5Dnr nht periebes mas iH RadfoIgr NIT icfuer gcrfo.
BoHht beuede, OoB n es ober fir bic giitt ieon Entertainers bahe, fe
III me1nsen. lmo 0as lit pobI beute Der Gsmutsgrt1n6 Der mcteu
fbI urteLcnoeu I'M 2anoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-24

Oclic mo 10 SIR 9uiruim1 Der
6cucrpebr fibrte.
SER Or. 4. T. 5r1bert meI
octc IeBtrn Souutag glbeno Der Nc.
lj3cI 0ub ibm Ill JlorosG ma1a ctl
4utomotil 1ctoblcn mur0e. IU
Nadine mar nidlt iein Gigent1um.
iouoern murOc ibm bios Don elmer
bieflen @uralr SIR Gerfitduug ae-
itelt. ia iid icit automo6il IN
3%cporatur 5eimoet Gle Rolijci
bat Aafforihmngcn ciuodeitct.
Sebte ISOLDE peruriodteu jpai
Einhreher, in ocn @~rocerulaoeu oes
Serrn s. 6. %grmitroHg rn}uorin.
aelL lulr6Cn obcr Don ocm gciiper
burdl heDolperidiiie ueriheldlt.
Ter Council 9hiis Slid.
mo @ilOflub Dernnitaltetc lcBtcu
Souutau in ieinrm Seine an Qta.
mama Gee elm groBes 5iidelen, an
Dem iber 80 glitgIieoer 6e5 Ser.
ems tbeilnohmrn. Die Slide mur.
6en du o~iienen 6eiier aebrateu uno
nebit oieleu nuoereu eririiduugen
anigetiift. 9IaA beenocter Na6l.
3eit qabcn iiG Die giit9lieoer Der
lipanDloien l%lntcrbnltung Fin.
5rou GufsOort Die lid Dor
eiuiarr Belt elmer Operation i'm
Mereu 6oipital mltcr5ieben mlBte,
nno nadber m Seine iirer Sdmc.
tier. 5rau q. 5. 2eif, GrboIing
ilfte. beaab lid Iettcn Samiia1
nad i5rc @cim nadl Irennor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-24
WIS ben staate aoma.

TMEaanr. @esat gplerp @. 5nnB,
elQn Mlitidrr ber Neas Sarge
orprrB 60. nurOe elm Stedbrief
erlnIfen. Ger 9erfnlgte peridpaao
Iebte @od]e unter MitnnHme eiHes
Melbb4rnges non s25 8oaars.
Eoam. SER elart 9aiaer be.
Hart Sen 0rrluH iernes f5armarbei.
iers 3rauf sp6Hipu, iopie $50
bonres @ela, ein 4aar ShubG einep
Aat tins eilRla Heberrod, pclfe "a
diel oerieibc bel IGinem frGt5oiiidem
A6iHiQe aitaeAaH bieB
1n gola. Storn GDuntD, pernidl'
lete eiSl Jellqr Iehs .@eidaitsb1nicr.
Nle Glttitebnnnsnrlahe lit uabe,
fonuf. Ger ShaoeA miro All $15'
900 asIdaef.
N~u0eghon Ter is Sdbre oltr
,sofar Nqd. 6pbn 0cs @crrn Garl
~qd ilel leete 9ohp BON eineul
@mQfxapIag uno. puroe ipiort &C.
a60tqt. 1cr NwItprbgne mar Der
Gillette obn nl0 mpllte, pa fem
Batter III p c6er ertraHtt lit,
iii nbtdiaea JeIparbeiten MAIDEN.
Mlaepboltia. SER u. 8. Jritt)
huife ron Ietiier N Gaflanas Sa.,
lr6ellaeH Hran Sdefhnng erlangt.
Crit h0t SraAt Erfth ons @erIdri
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-24
Cine garnQele.

Die Stuaiou nit gerifo ertnnert al Die nit Spa1ien Dor oem
ari9c. Der ms bic aoIonaLpoIthf brad]e. lu6 Oas, obgleid in ein5eL
nn 9unttea Die SoQen geraoe umgefebrt becst ino.
9ur Dem ipanifrn ariege IRB lid bic a6HtnHratiou 9eatnIeps
6rb 0er aongpB arifeueH0 trriben GiemaI IGgt uaes in bi San.
ben Der aouiHHraion. Gle treibt ben aongub
Die arRgsbaB in aonguB m6 BreHe GegR Spmien ieaue rmter
benz ausbaneeidi6 GROCER Sebfdfgfet mo Os @itioes nit su w
.erorldten &ubaneuu. Sci peen mar es wflb oiee gufioHnHg
naeiu. 9ei auoeun mar fe gendidt nit Der, bb Cuba lid fem aroBeres
Slid ertrdume ais aufnobne in Die mnertfnide Union. limb Oas Die
angGeoerung bod Der 9obu ioealer SebitloTgteh uno Gpferircuoe ien
neroe. Zen i~berraeeuoen antn[ obr bate Der Geaonfe, bab mir Der
arnger BON anoerer Boiler giifiaigteit ien naten.
Seute it Der RrdfOent oerientge, Der in ieicn aeoe1 eben Gro6c.
1nuosaeooHfen BON Ser Soao gepnen Fat. lno Der nit Der 50c. 0aB mir
@erifaner ertuttm mo ~0urdIenhten miBtcn, bmft bort bufafmg8.
atabi9e 3uudnbe nod mren 9egrfffeH enretrH ms uumtetar oor
ben areg geeat bat. luO Der %nabridcinItd urprnglid sur @ortei.
ua1me fir Die Gurran5iel baDogen murOe, I'M ben geonen 81 2mobeft
m 6ehn INTO cine 5ra9e Ioen 81 been, Die in 9Rerifo cine e6epioGde
Cuae Dmernoer llurot mar, me fife Is fir RuBlau0 eepeien it,
gs inb 5Di m~erfpIrbi3e 9eipiee oaiur, ne rubarufere 2cr1e
Inn bns, mos 5nealHten fir oos gobI anoerer Daen, file icnr u0 i5e
gambler in arege treiben famL bic beme nod ME INNER nGie S0ue af
Brben@ finn.
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dc 1enionia.2o 20. 10, 8. b..
Is. 2, birlt nm letien gaittmoh
ihre re%aeImnBige 8crlommlumg ab,
dc eiurn icbr anten 8eiih ouisu.
meiien battc. DaS ardntcntoutite
bcrihtetc, oub iid bic grii0er 9nrI
Rooenbura mlb aurl Sduiter nli
Der aroufennile bcfinocn Gie Or.
9riocr Seboitian SIorinib Wiidael
Staud mio Senrp 9lobH wuroeu
mIeoer ole gni0cr IN ben Sr0eu
auaenomum. GaS aomite fiir Den
aroBeu oeittiheu GnB mo oas
Breissadrienipiel Sourtoq Rodnut.
tag bat icine Sorarbeiten beeuoet
mo erDartrt eiHen iebr autcn DC
Iiuh Gas Set miro ON uldlitru
1onntng In Der ouuiifeH Sale ab.
lcbalten. Gs iin6 bicrmit ale Bril-.
Scr uub 1cutihe hcrjlidit einqela.
Den. Der Gintriitsprcis bctrdat 81
iUr oie game 5amllc. pofir ole @a.
lie alc Arten Gririihmuacn frei
icrpirt befnmhell. Saum nohmals
Der Auirlf a9cltihe ionmt aacl"
Ger gcrbauo Ser Scttenprc.
oi9er eroht INIT &CroiirntIihmg
Ser ltancn Der Stinmscber, Ole
obnc e~rlaubpiB 0icicr Serreu cs
gclpaBt hnbcn Die @irtbidafts-& &c.
tiiiou 81 uutcr eidnci Sin Stimm.
Qctcr uu0 5~teuer3nhler, benz 0us
g&o5I mo &ehc Der Staot ain
0er}cu Iieat. mo oe5baIb bic Re.
tItiou mterseifnctc Miro iid1 Hidlt
pou ocr babniiheu 0rohmg oirirs
Gcrbanoe5 sp%ciielhaitcr 9ieocrman,
Hcr un6 miiderer lriitIider 8nns
touiiien ms 8odsborH iagcn laIicr.
0err unb 5ruu Sobn y. DloB.
badcr fcierteu ON Scuntnl IN ib.
REM Srim 1875 Rnoiiou Nueuur,
i'm areiie ihrer Camille mo nnbe.
rem 5reunoc ibrc ilbcrnc Sod5eit
&ir aratuliren Dem Subclpaare
nod undtraglidi
lie @ebriiocr @icmer BON
Charter Gal babcu i'm biciigen 9ln.
0esgeriht ibrcn ircipiliQeR 8ante.
rott angrmeloet. Iic SdulOeu be-.
lauicn iih auf $4,000. Ger @ertb
oe5 p~otbanbeneu Gernogcns lit Hidt
betonnt.
s. %. Gifolicn, GBcf ocS
5euer. Z partements hat iclue ne.
iignatiGu eiuaercid)t, Die an eriteu
giai IL arait tritt. gine 4u5abt
gcperber I'M oua gmt iino aud
ibon auiaetreten
SER eba9. n. &annnr, IT,,
autBtc ieinc 5teac als aaiiirer Der
.Gitu 91ationnl ganf ipegen elmer
lauqpierigen aronfbeit uufgeben.
3u iciuem Rahfolger puroe Serr
". g g}. 3Hrner, Elm 8ruoer oe5
8~raIoeuten Z. Is. Burner, ertpdhlt.
llnier 9eputp Gomttp auoi.
tor GuItuD O. Yieuer 5eigt Die Sc
burt zines tr1ftgen anaben an. mel
der i'm Mercn 8oipitaI Ons 2idt
Der Melt erblidte. Mittter mo
aino befiH0en lid mobl.
Gmige5 gufieben erregte Iet.
ten 5onlltag 0as 4uiin6ren oes
5euerOepartements nor Dem @rano
Sotcl. Gliidliderpeiie iteGtc lid
balo 6cralls, oaB e5 lid bios I'm
elm ~iiberbiBtes 8latteiieu, meIhes
jienlid 0iel &altd etttDideltc ban.
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@snsral DOING il fir saloons.


General @rrupiQe W. Dodge, ei.
iler Der mobIbabenoiten mo geud.
tgtileu 9iirger Der Stuot. bat IN ei.
mem ShretbeH an Die bielisc glor-
gcn3eitrng lid iir Die SuIoonpctI'
ton crEl0rt. Ct bctont BARN ben
gelh1itlideH gtahtbeil, pclde bic
GhlicBlng Der 8irtbihniten fir
bic Staot babe, obuc icooh Die mo.
ralilhe Seite Der 5rdge uuberitd.
iidtiat 81 Iaiien.
er peiit 6araHf Bin onB Council
@liifs in Der Jfdbe Don J1pei Sto0.
ten Iiegt, Die nod tir lauge 3eit
@irtbiboiten baben Der0eu. Die.
fen Gta0ten nitr0e Die ShlieBumg
oer Soloons in Council Bluffs 3u
@ute fommen. geltc. Die ge5mrms
aen limo, lire @etraute in 0en
9adbaritaoten 81 taufeii, miir0cn
audi unoere Suden BORT fauieu,
Die lie bisher IN Council 9luii5
aetauft baden. @ir bntten MIR
SEN Radltheil, oenu IN Den 5aaeH
bon 9runtenbeit miiBte lid uniere
9oliSet 0nuit beidditiaeu mtO Die
@eriflte beIniteil. Der itd0tiihe
Sousbnlt uon Council 9luiis foitet
idhrlih 100000, moDoH ,uniere
8irtbihafteu 0ie 5olfte 0d5u bel.
Steuern ourb Die 9i3euien. Der.
lIeren mir Diejes @elo, 10 miiiien
uniere Steuern ~berooppelt mer6en
g9iro Ser Galoon I'm @runO @oieL
aeihloiieu, 10 miiBte and 0as &otel
aeihlolien iDeroen, 0eun DE Gin.
uabnen Des Saloons limo n0tbig,I
Inn .nie Ianfenoen ausgnbeu 3ni
oedea. 1urf 0as BraH0 t9otel iin0
mir IN ben Stauo geieBt, ROuUen.
tionen nio 8erinmlmgeH nod
Council Bluffs 81 6riuaen. Gieiel
@sriammlmngen upE 8ltrgern ans
alien Gbeilen neg Staate5 iiHo ole
MitteL, Die aufmeriiamfeit uuf Die
Gorths.le lnierer Staot 81 lenfen.
1aB BsobititioH ui6t probI6irt, ere
aiebt ii6 ais Oct 9eridten oes
Gteuerantes. muraus berporgeht,
SAX scr aonilim TON geiitigen @e.
trdnfen bon ssabr 5u Sabr ltelgt.
Gs mdre better, Die Rrobibitlons.
geeaidaften uirocn lire Gnergle
fnf bic giequlohon oes @etrante-
han6els leaeil, mlo 10 mebr sur
Mabiofeit be;leuern als bisber. SD
habe p~erltnnuaelL DAB Der 8erbano
Der greaaer Der Sta0t Council
Nlufs Sic Raulen naer Siirger her.
& Nrcntlidaen miro, lpelde Die
Iirthihafts ; Retition 1utar5eiGnct
hoben. Garnit moaen lie bic 2eute
abidreden, bic geiounen limo, ilr
Sc Birtbe eiu5utreterL ais Oh bic
les etlDns lehr ihIinnles tel. sd
hoffe. lie fnbren ibr 8orbabeu aus,
0enm lie miir0en 10 bic Qalneu alfr
Manner perofientliden. Die am aui.
san Der 5faot tb0tig iino; Die 81
ieSer lseit ihr 9eItes elHieben 5inl
@oA 6es @emeinmeiens @er
0o6er ieiuqn Rdmen arf oieie elite
iett. fam Der lleber3eugung fem,
salt al nid)ts llnrehtes tbut un0
" 1T outer geieaihnFt iid beftn.
oef, iii 6er ct nu6 meinen ytamen
iipoet.
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nenfe Ia. 1nprnen 10.

Qm Waonina up. an Dnnstag bortger Qode baten id bic 6ouprs
liable Der bd 9o9barfaatsn DismnFn, Slinois anb 8lidisaa pnruber
aussnIprefen, Oh fe bic trodeue Dmr biz fsufts Grbnung Der 8age baben
poaten. Die qRabIonsr unb bic Gp~rin9fielber prnn pernuufig 9suug,
f6 fir bic gebs6alung Der gtrfdaften gu ehdreu. Gaming bassgen
1T troden gegonge. Bic 8dber br 6anptfaot BON gidtgan pim ofRns
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-06

for the girls in the injunction pro-
ceedings now. on before Judges Bald
win, McGoorty and Windes, sitting
en- banc.
Her case of disorderly conduct was
thrown over until March IL by Judge
Parsons today. .>,
One evidence of the result of pub
lie feeling against the persecution of
the girl mattresses was given today
when Mrs. Carrie Alexander, presi-
dent of the Mattresses Union, was
allowed to distribute the leaflets set
ting forth the history of the strike
in the City Hall today. III.
I'VE have already distributed the
first edition numbering $4,000 Of the
leaflets" said Mary Anderson of the
Woman's Trade Union League, "and
have another edition ready to run
off,"
Mark Goodman, a spectator, was
arrested by officer Fred Grass and
taken to the Central Detail station.
When Miss Mary Anderson of the
Women's Trade Union League arTiv-
ed with a bondsman, Sergeant Ma
lone who signed the complaints
against the arrested mattresses,
would not wait for him and hustled
the girls over to the Harrison street
station. ...
Mabel Schwartze, Alice Noss and
Mrs. Anna Tmeus were arrested late
today. 49,. ..e...
Tony May, a professional bonds
man, was on hand to sign the, girls
bonds. ~
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