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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Juuna.

mapor IS. g. @riffitbs, Ell
al De beoit fienote SSuriiter / Ser
eitlige Del al Soma, er afgonet
peo Deoen / lit 6iem i Marion,
9an bar en- al 2nnoets @ionertele.
grofiiter % lebiage6e @raiioent
Sobnion poo bans bergmte 9nr
.giennem 2anoet efter @orgerfrigen.
San tilbragte en- Ei6 / 2euobiIle.
Giitriftsretten / Sac COUNTY
bar mootaget Mn'gening ON at gipe
Srore til at Ser itemmes ODER, bbor.
blot 2an6sbDen Menraba ifaI infor.
poreres iom @D eller Ell. &bis @et,
ten finder, at bette piIbe bore Eel.
Dig, bill Ben 116ite6te 0rore ON, al
Ell iaaban Mfltemntng bliper bolo1
inoer1for bet 9erritorium, fpm teen.
fes inforporeret.
Monona beilutteoe forIeoer
peb en- ipeciel Mfite1n1ting at 11oite.
De Bombs til ct 8eIeb al $4,000,
bporpeo ifal gigres en- Eilbpgnine
til @pens SfoIebpgning. 6orilnget
peotoges me6 1870 MOB SO Stem.
11er, % ba iaaDel apin6er iom
Ma16 faitebe fin 9tet1me peo bette
0nlg, er set ir1teresfa1t at erfore,
ct at Manoene bar 80 for % n
imoo, mebets Der al a%pinoer1re f11r
bar Il, Der itennte in1oo % 81 for,
2igefaa interesfant e. ben meooe.
.lleelie, at Of fem urigtig mnrfeoe
5Sternrneieoler bar Sc to folteoe al
i4pi11oer % TIE af mnno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Rlaiint EannBn,apt1.

GbriitOpBer Dlien, Ser Dor peo
Cote Moroe1, isis, bor ra BEN oon.
tie @egiering facet nr1oerret,iing
ON, at ban. er bIepen tilitaoef en-
8euiion for fiji 9iereite ion goloat
ben banife Mrme u,1oer R,riaet1
1ne6 8reiien. Der er iii benaaqet
f46 glar, iioen Mlr. DIien gioroe iiig
forfierf fl oerrue Re,iiotl.
aigeIeoes ,neooeler MieIlen,
Tom leuer ban fit 5nrm uoenfor
Neet,nb, @ at bar1 iii oofoa
bar mootaoe &aoerge1pen poo 100
81. slielienpoasSg gdaIien
Dfi1l1eopoIis e, ION befietlot, Sc
70 iioR ouerispeto aolenunler al
Oct ros 4Iausfl.tiO
aotpeutio1 aasn,ar
ssa#s.ssss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
MlASS;;S;;olcAIdSa@
LABEL ~
/

Battered at the Post Office at st. Paul
Ainn., as second class matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Sen oemofratiife siefet fur Otter.
aarspalget / Minneipta.

Governor-Winfield S. Ham.
mond, St. James.
Lieutenant Governor-C. M
Andrist, Minneapolis.
Secretary Of State-N. N
Bergheim, Little Falls.
State Auditor-Andrew ]
Rush, Mankato.
State Treasurer. NJ .Engel
bert, Benson, MINI.
Attorney General-Neil NJ
|Cronin, Minneapolis.
Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner-Loren A. Smith
Truman.
&pngresien.
First-H. H. Witherstine
Rochester.
second-.Jean Flittie, Manka
to.
Third-Carlos Avery, Hutch
inson.
Fourth-c. c. Van Dyke, S.
Paul.
Fifth-M. G. Bowler, Mime
apolis.
SIXTH. A. Du Bots, Saul
Center.
Eigth-Andrew Nelson, Du
luth.
Tenth-Harry swenson, Min
neapoi1s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
for nogen al fine 6ienoer iom gillt
eller @orranaa."

for nogen al fine 6ienoer iom @illa
eller Gnrrnn5a."
San lagoe til, at 9uerto mi fun-
Be aboicere meo @re og G9roig-
beo. SEQ at goa meo paa M9g=
lingen / Miagora Sails bapoe bon
afDGrget 4rigen n1eo De Goreneoe
Stater, bDilfet ollie % enbper poo
itoo, at BON iggte at frem1ne. Set
par ifte Sprererne, TOM bapoe ilaaet
Snerta, men en- &afte al Smit9n=
oigbeoer, fom beg1nitigebe Dem, %
fom ifDlotes BEN @olonin@ De 6or.
stater inotog. rSeg bar imiolertio
irtet at bemerfe BERTH (" tilfpieoe
ban; ubois @uion fornanr at giien-
oprette 6reoen / Merteo, er ieg til
frebS, l16en Senipn til ,ri1e perion=
lige MnifneIi er."
Merico @itp ben Is. Sl1li. @l.
TO / Mftes forIoo 8reiioent @u.
ertas Samilie % mbre @nareren.
De og @enner &apitoliet paa Sci
It'll 8era @ru5, omboro pnn ct /
bette giemeo arrangeret Gfstrotog.
8ogt bar iatn1neniat al tire Sobe-
poga1e og en- 8uggagepogn. Torau
5oget fprtes to nr1bre befat nleo
500 Solsater, og bagefter fulgte ct
a1rot Militnrtog meo 500 Crop,
per prtborb. &rigsminiter 8Inn=
qlets Gn1ilie bar omtbor6 paa
efstratogt og n1ore beie Gmbeos-
mar1b forlaoer aapitoltet / Morge1.
|De bortreiienbe iteg onrbor1 / So
get be6 Gilln Sc Guadalupe, en- So
notation, Der ltgger 5 Wail uoenfor
|Glerico 9Th. @11u nogle foo Ser.
ioner bar bioeroe ON Mfreifen.
81 @a5o, Seros, Is. SlIi. S
EiIfploe al 8rGiibent 5&a1ertog pl1tb.
lelige 5alo itaor &o1ititutionoliifer:
mes 9ropper rebe til al inotaqe
Merico Ghp ON 1rogle foo elmer,
IL ) 49, s~eES1S.@ 80 fAM4TM%sNEE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
},ila Urnnrr1r
Gn iateresiaat afbaabIing af eu
ffranff straightforward

iitorien biisr d, At be melt
re1'1raeelsooe Jenter bor pueret
fri for g bore o~tertroife, o. be bar
if''aftet, ole otse dfsisreroe Elder
Ct oeres 2iD opret Gatolifkr. II
seapoteoH ben sore ortaIles 81
, dan eratb Ie
diprs fgi11rz ans ernibiI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

5Mlip6 9: Mnoerfen, om 1906.
Ipreiiiite ru NetD a))orf, bnr faaet
gtilling ON oarf Meoarbeioerl
oeo ltoitillingem / Son Grancisco,
friper .gforol." San bar pao Mei.
fen fra Stem gorf tn Sun 5pancis.
CO bpret allllemper meb en- tpif
Nn1per Giro Seem Dort til &am-
bnrg), GabrtfSarbeioer ! Berlim
Nlanfepnrtsmaler i @ien, Dagleier
/ @enebig 90 arbeioet peb dit muligt
h 3om og Meapel, ipabseret tpprs
ODER @r9fenlmno, giennem @gDp.
ten % Set bellige 2ano, ppret
|5tepart paa en- norif Camper fra
8ot Snio til Singapore % Seem.
cbpang og bol6t Gorcbrag i Sort
Mrtbur, 9alnp % Sinpon, oaret
aontorasiiltent i Onfobama, @eoaf-
ter / 5bangboi, SsSernbanefulftionar
/ Sloilo paa Mbiltppinerne, 0feoaf-
ter og Blabuogiper / gebu poa &bi,
ltppinerte, Mebuttpr af ct Maaneos,
magaSin Manila, % eroelig Meb.
arbeioer be0 Manilas itgrite Dog=
blao, .Mennila 9atlp Bulletin" |
Is Maane6er. S Som Grancisco
bar han fgrit uJorbunosregierings.
meoarbeioer" CTeoerol @eporter")
be6 San Srancisco gbronicle" |
8 Deaane0er, 6ernnit &orreipon.
bent poo Msjoeiate6 @reis, Gan
5ranctsco @ontor, n1e6ens en- of oe.
res faite &orreipon6enter babbe Sp-
geierie, % er MI enbelig pe6 Ser.
6ensu6itillingen. SON tpnfer al
fomme til Seem Sort, naur uoitil=
ltngen CT. forbt, for at tage fait
@oppl Ser. San er fornmet til al
babe alt, bba6 ser be60er at rejSe
Gn lpftelig Ginoer. 2igeiom Ell
&ilepaano, Ser bejer Jig / @anoig'
gerens Sonno, 1taor ben fgres ppe1
en- 8anooaie, iaaleoes ipnes en- uipn.
Zig Diagt at brage Dor iml1fff
~9mbsmm6inbe, fru Minno Mnrc1
til Sittegoos omtring i Sta1en
ifriper rNor6l." Torle0en fan6,
bum en- @,1lle 8engeieoler, Ser piit.
Jig at tn6ebolbe tre6ipe Collars
9agen efter funh bum paa en- Gle
batortrnppe ct lille Duml@uloub1
meo @nl6fjeoe. Mplte Sag falo!
ben6es pine ct 5teo pon @ooe1
paa en- &iRbe al Stenperler og Ell
Collar. 6r11en for paa en- eneitt
Sag fun6et q Gents. / Gnoente1
rltnot | 8Den. So bun tom in6
iin 8unf, fon6t bum pna @1lpet
8%eitibulen en- 9o11mebog, bbori 400
Collars. Sun ~afleberebe 2omm
bogcn og fit igprigt lite ZOO mege
JON Got al Domet1, Der table 30
gen. Oct melt marfelige er, a
Jruen TOM beroper pon @rn1o a
iin &itteepne. sun fan6t poo 300
rofbei / @jebenboDn en- 2otteriieo6el
fornpeoe SEN og banM 500 &roner
&engetre atrbenote BUN til at u6pon
ore til Seem Sort. Srtet timber
at bun faIoes bIar6t fine @enne1
ytbe l1tcfD Come.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
rn Mearie.statue oer sfinoes

frn D'arie.s tatae 81 sr inoes
ben itaoig.
r, Ga6anes fortaller enoDioere
ON ben bpioe Come, Der pnoer at
optraoe runn paa Sobenaollern-
'5lottete, bier Song en- eller alloen
at slagten ligger for Dpoen, %
Dottoren bRpoer, at ben tplte Sci.
ter tror fltlbt % fait pau Jortnllin-
gen berotn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
9nrsuarM Eatinrn.
vGt foiteligt neoarpet 8inbemibbel
mellem &ioerifabens 9prfere,
mellem M11tio % Gprtib1".

%V1el DIeuel Q~lUNInOeltgr, at AR=
rere, Der bill giploe for at bore ,111o-
oerne", forogmmer flasiiif Dunnel-
1e, isinr 2at%inlpsning, og bpert
Slag rettet moo Sen %proflameres
1om en- Seir for fornuftig sfoleop-
Oragelfe. Set bliper mere pg mere
llploen, at en- Mano .meo 5ro paa
ben flasliife Dannelie ter bpboe IL
ne Nnifnelier. st ajgbenbobner=
ho0. omtaler ct inaonnt Eilfelbe:
aa1npen ON sfoleoroningen at
1908 er itabig itaaen0e. Genet er
Der Doet %interes|ante 8ibrag al 8ro-
fesior 6. S. Salomonien peo bans
cambridge og t%anteDegtige rYeoa-
gogtife Strptanfer" og al @iceitpIe-
6ireftpr Bang Deo en- MrtifeI / uEiI,
lfreren"s Mdrtsbefte. 6orelorene
bar &raD poa at blipe bolot aiour
me0 gtrioel1s Gang.
&rofesior 9alomon;en me11er, at
Stnoenternes &unolfabsmasle life
er iaa liot ringere ems bans Sapn.
%alorenoes, at 6et, Sc bar fauet /
@r%ltatntng for flaslilf 9aunelie, if.
ffe er iaa D9rotfulM, JON set, oe ba1
tabt, at 6ereS aanoelige Snteresie1
lite er loa ftore iom fgrv for6i De-
res Sierte er paa Sportsplnoien
og ban betegner meo ct malenbe
Orb ben npe Na0ogogif fom rOnge:
fpr &aoagogifen", foroi Sen ngies
meo ufuloitgnoige aunolfober.
Nrofesforen fremb9per, at man.
&c bar bGret betGnfelige pes a
fierne Ben flasiiife Mlmenoannelie
foroi belle Gnropos. Manoslip / fac
loatge Si6er bar peret preget a
I +E# @FHE. E- .s EEEHe EaT EH @
Sellas og &om, og forbi man fer:
bar ct f9lles, International @runb.
lag for ulmen-europRiif 4ultur, oe
ban flager oper, at for M nDmooens
Sfolempn6 bliper .5anien for Sc
gemsppelier til Mingeagt for aar1be
ligt Mrbejoe, Srpgten for Speraa
~ftrp1gelie til Mfifaffelie al @iemme'
arbeioe, &tngeagten for Sc gaml.
r&grere" til 0p0rptning al De npt
rSpggere". Man ofreoe flyer ba1
pe6 at fierne 2atinen ret foitelig1
neoorpet @inoemio6el mellem Sol
fere, mellem gioenifabens Dprfere
allie 2dn0e, mellem Ml1tio og 6or
ito. =. EN- Nggle til mangt pg ME
get, Ri trpffer paa Dor Sci"
Nrofesior Salomonien beflager
at Spprtsbegeiitringen er traQbt
5te6et for 6e aanoelige. Snteres'er
Joni elore Si6ers N9ougoger iattt
en- Sore / at bRrne ON, % ligel
til Slntning, at vnanr Strt6e11 1taa1
mellem oenne Observation-Disclosures
gerlige screenings og @ports-G9
oogogif paa Ben enc SIDE og pao
6en an6en SIDE Ell Stole, Ser peo.
blinenoe tcger lit l1ogm1gspnnft il6t
gatnle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b6ie Do
ti6sfnltnr, iamttoig me6, at Den
Bigger pou mo6erne Maturforlfntng,
laa b1tr0e @alget life pnre tpipI.
Iomt, ian b1rbe ollie funne forjtua,
at oet iioite er be6re enc set ferlte."
&rofesior galomonfens v@trg.
tanfer" fortiener at I9ies of alle,
Der i%ntereslerer Jig for ben bgiere
Stole; Get er en- oanorig % furo,
ifabSrig Manos par11e S1oleg /
oen itmben6e Strib, 6obbeIt ppgtig,
forbi 8rofesior Salomonfen er Ser
betD6elige Observation-Disclosures, %
foroi nappe nogen bill beifpIoe bam
for at bore reaftionnr.
5GaN ~l.R&TSaEA&E sT#E0~@
BanHkr 6rrrrnaarnr,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Ennrt1 paa 6urrtaa
Rpgjfrtng tBtgR.
Sc iioite s%elegrammer tpber paa
9iftaturens Mfreiie.

VTE
9iftaturens Afreie.
@albington sen Is. Suli. @e-
neral @uerta oil treoe al lom pros
piforiit Yralioent imorgen eller
Ons0nu. Settle blep meooelt @alb=
ingtun ioag at BEN braiilianlte Mi-
niiter til Merico, iom tilfpieoe, at
6rancisco G%arbaial, oen npltg no
nepnte llbenrigsminiiter, er parat
til at ooertage Stiuingen efter SUI
erta. Minilter Suare5 fra Gbtle,
en- al Meglerne, iom penter, at SUI
erta pil traffe Jig tilbage, foriggte
i en- informel Somtale meo n0en=
rigsminiiter 8rpan at foa &eoe paa
De 5oreneoe Cutters @oloning lige-
oDerfor 9arbajals @egiering.
@n0ifie1rt @egieringen / @aibing=
ton life pil a1lerfienoe Garbaio4,
blep oct Miniiter Sl,are5 meooelt,
at BEN amerifanife &egiering life
bar tilbgielig til at u1t0erbmole in-
formelt meo BEN nDe Mominiitration,
inotil en- Sner0ragelIe al Mogten
til 4onltitrtionoliterne Tan orones.
Gioligere paa Dagen bop6e Mini=
iter 5alare5 en- @onference meo Ser
naroo Sgleltas galoero1L 5erer for
MeTicos Ibernle gAsarti, Der e. lenot
bertI / ct pripat grin6e for Gene
rdl @arran5a. Set antages, at De
talte ON De Beltrgbeller, iom gigres
for at bringe Sc to itrioenoe meri=
fanife Gaftioner i Understanding,
foo en- G%oronoring ! @eeieringen
Nerico Ghp fan arrangeres .uoen
poerligere 8loosu6ggoelie.
General Garran5a u~roerrdtteooe
be 6orenebe 5tater giemm SSobr
81. Silliman, Ser tibligere bar nnue-
rifmnif aoniul / 5altiIIo, ON at ban
life piloe ffinoe fig / anoet emo ube-
tiittget 0Dergipelle at De Mutoriteter,
iom nl er ! Merico @itp.
Gera @rua BEN 10. SSl1Ii. unoer-
iefret9r &oberto giteoa4@ui5, 1om
aa1fom bertI toag poa @iennem-
reiie til europa, befreiter Meooe-
le5Ierne ON, at @reii0ent &aerta
agter at trafte fig tilbage og nut
Iigpis forln6e Merico. Set pnr for
at giigre en- Cube poo 8prgerfrigen
. u1ogna en eDe11tllel grobring %
Rlproring at Sobebitaben, at SUI
erta boboe b%eiluttet Jig til at tage
bette 5frii6t. @uertn piIbe obergipe
Regiertngen til ben nDlonapnte
1berrtgsminiiter, 6ranciscu Garbu=
Ia, fom berpan, 1toor Gi6 tom, bill
Sc traoe tilbage for en- p~ropiioriif
Rrgii6ent, iom @onititutionolilterne
nroatp ffniroe ofceptobel.
sA Gitepa.9fli5 erflereoe, al Diiftto.
torens 9ilbagetr96en bil6e finoe
Se:teo tn6en 6e ferfte to, ire Gage.
Oct baD6e bGret &uertos perfonIige
9eferrine at fortfphe @on1,pen; mel,
sssii ffoo 8ilfaloe biIoe ban lite fun1e
Diroe 1roget for fig feb perforlig,
Soog ban oiloe him pnafere 9a116et %
Boltd 1pe MIpffer. Sen 9tb boz
toIl1met, % &alerta im fig befgiet
til fsrft % freuft at tnufe poo
aaeritos SSttereshr % Inoe fine eg.
ne fraoe ! 8agerunoet. GSiiteno.
gaaui5 bar perforIig Of ben anifuelie,
m 5uerm lite billie flDgte fra 2m.
nmi06eIbort efter fiji Mboifation,
ISSnulel1 az ban bible forblibe i maerico
ri Sis.
sapDis ban refer bortt. foeoe
llnoerefrsterer, .biI ban f,1r1,pe al
Ilaees or 5eigbeo. Men enboer,
detier 1boIn, nron inorenrne, a
Ran 81. mooig M'ano. @ee bp-
noe p &euipn III ba,ts Sell.
atfor a,eeet mghas,er I'll
M ribs ,ioeiIottos % ba1,
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NJSSSs ss
st 9unbrebe Mnr efter at @e6rn
geriet moo Gbriiten sSl1elg gnft
baooe f1rnoet steo, beretter Slangl
megt nof6rIigt og omitanbeIig1
6erom. . M6en / bbor bei en- Grand
bans 6ortglling END bar Eropar'
oigbeoens Stempel, Iigger ba1s
egen Sagttogelie life til @run6, oq
lite beller angiber ba1r noger1 Sill
De. Manr onbre &Htorieifriperes
8eretninger, oeribIanot &oIberg.
itemmer oberens meb Changes, bio.
.rerer BET for1nentlig fra, at Sc 1retop
bar be1Dttet bans.
Gbriiten SaeI pnr beo og Gbri.
Moienfrans bapoe fanet rRi.
gems Dom % 5orfslgniw" ooer
buns gnfe for to Gororinger boa
5000 Migs6nIer Q0O0 plus
10000. Sun beeoigeoe, at @'iaIos<
;brepe11e bar folffe % at bDerfen bum
eller benoes do6oe mano babbe
foaet for Ell 5fiIling gprbii bos
Gbriitoffer Moienfrdns. S fiji gnnn-
Sc flageoe Jun i'm gepo III Som
gen o. fngoe: Cub bar eibet aon-
gen Naogt III at bieIpe, ban ftoI
ogfad giiDe Goers Mauieit9t @isootrl
IL al uofitne, at 8rebe,le e folitte {
De rbre aonge,ts &iert % bor,
befoIe q @ogen fDrelbds f,,Ioe
boae tt0M bal,s 0rore on Il Is.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13

Premier Asquith again refused Brit ish participation in the Pananaa-Pa- cific Fair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
LIGHT SAYS HUDSON
 DIDN'T READ OPINION

Attorney General John H. Light has replied to the statement Of State At torney Stiles Judson, in which the latter criticised Mir. Lights opinion on the scope of the workmen's com pensation act. MT. Light says:
 There may be some excuse to be made for a. 1a.yunan for criticising an opinion without reading it, but it is hard to find an excuse for a. lawyer o1 MT. Judson's experience and stand ing for doing so. It is regrettaable that man of his standing in the pro- fession should make such a confusing and incorrect statement by way of in terprettng a statute in which the great body of our employ CTS and en- p1oyes are vitally interested.
 tsIt is my official duty to interpret the act for the state off1cens and the heads of the executive departments of Ehe state, and 1t Is their duty in turn to Follow my interpretation. There fore, it may be said to be indeIicate for MT. Judson to publicly crit.cise an ofdciol opinion rendered by the at torney general at all, and inc xcusaible for him to do so without first reading the opinion criticised.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
1ORPEDOES EXPLODED
 BY ULTRAVIOLET RAY

Florence, Italy, Feb 18--A sueeess- ful experiment or exploding torpedoes from a long distance by means of the violet rays discovered by GiuIio Ulivi, was carried out here today.
 Signor U1ivi, having handed over his secret to the Italian government, preparations were made for the exper , fnent.
 t1etro F'urnio placed in the river Arno two torpedoes charged with srnokelers gunpowder and two others with black gunpowder. The ultra violet, ray apparatus was posted on the tower Of the Palazzo Capponi, about two miles away, where Sdgnor U1ivf awaited the signal from the na- val officers in charge of the expert ment.
 When the signal was given, the ap- paratus was put into operation and in less than three minutes all four tor pedoes exploded.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
SPEAKER CLARK WISHES
 MORE POWER TO SNAKES

Washington, Feb. 13.-WilIiam Film Of Pittsburgh, the Progressive party leader in Pennsylvania, was telling Champ Clark that the Progfessives would carry everything in PennsyIva- mia this year with the help of Colonel Roosevelt, who, he said, would stump the state when he returned from South America
 What would happen if an anoconda swallowed Teddy down there?" asked the Speaker of the House.
 &'Oh, then I'd vote the Democratic ticket responded MT. F'linn.
 More power to the snakes ex- claimed the Speaker ferTentIy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
BOYS EXHIBITION AT Y.M. GA. WILL
 BE HELD FEB. 23

Under the auspices '1f the r. M C.. A the boys of the ci1yS will be given an opportunity to take part in an ed- 1cat1onal and industrial exhibit on Feb. 25 Notable among the exhibits 1saH be that of the manual training department of the public schools. The state trade school, boys club, boy scouts, anI other kindred orfaniza- zlons will participate. The exposition will run from 10 a. m- to 10 D. m- All 9oys may exhibit, by making app1ica- ton at the boys building of the r. M. c. A, and placing theias exhibits in the boys building before 9:30 a. m., Monday, Feb 23-
 The classes so far arranged, though provision will be made for other ex- hfbits that dc not come under these general headings, are zas follows:
 woodwork, mechanical drawing, Y M- C. A. business course, trade school work, electrical apparatus, n1eccano, coins. curios. unusual pets, paintings, stamps, handfcraft, scoutcrSft, basket ry, free hand drawing. photography, nsturaI history, miscellaneous
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
TALK ON HEALTH FOR
 GIRLS OF THE Y. M c. A

Miss Deane, of the Bridgeport Gen eral Hospital, will talk at the Vesper service at the Y. w. c. A, 1O87 Broad street at four o'clock Sunday after noon. The topic is Hold on, to Hea1th,'' and Miss Deane is, of course, erninentIy well qualified to talk. on this subject. Her discussion should be stimulating and helpful to girls who are interested in conserving the great est asset they have, no matter where their individual lot is cast. The PhiIo- mathian club girls are to act as hos tesses for the afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13

There were 37,073 Irish emigrants to the United States in 1913.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
LEAKING VESSEL
 TOWED INTO PORT

Highland Light, Mass. Feb. 13-The lumber laden schooner Dustin B. Greasy, Jacksonville for Portland which for more: than 4S hours had been in a periIoas position off Pamet river, was lowed to Provincetown to- day by the revenue cutter Acushnet
 The Greasy. struck on one of the treacherous sand bars off the Cape Cod shore Thursday and was in i'm mediate danger of being pounded to pieces when the wind veered and the crew managed to work the vessel clear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The meeting of the senior class which was called for last Wednesday by the president has been postponed until Monday noon when it will be held in room IL Hereafter all meet ings of this class will be held on Mon days because the members of the chemistry and domestic science classes find it impossible to attend those held on Fridays.
 Another of the enemy has succumb- ed to the attack of our basketball team. Tomorrow evening they leave on the 6:40 train for New Haven where they are to mix things with the quintet from the high school of the Elm City at Anderson's gymnasium Game will start at 8 o'clock.
 The junior class held it's regular monthly meeting this noon in room 6.
 Tomorrow afternoon at the Boys club the girls basketball team will clash with the Naugatuck High misses. In their first game of the season the local lassies were properly trimmed in Naugatuck but they expect to have no trouble in vanquishfng their opponents tomorrow. A good lively game is in the works and as members of both sexes will be admitted no doubt a large crowd will turn out. The tussle will start at 2:30 and B. H. S. will present the same lineup that routed the West port girls last week.
 At her home on Rusling Place this afternoon, Miss Laura Ford of the junior class entertained in honor of Miss Jeanette Bullard-
 At the meeting of: the Hinky Dee club held. Wednesday evening, a rep resentative of the Fraction club ap- peared and stated that his club was to run a strawrfde the latter part of this month and that all members of the Hinky Dees are cordially invited to go on it. The matter of having a club minstrel show was brought up
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
INDEPENDENCE UNDER
 PROTECTORATE ASKED

Manila, Feb. 1s.-Resolutiors asking for the Independence of the Philip pines under the protectorate Of the United States were adorted today by 9 meeting of the progressist party which is headed by Juan Sumu1ong, former member of the Philippine com mission.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13

and laid upon the table until the next meeting. A valentine social is to be held tomorrow evening in the club rooms. Members and friends are in vited to attend. sisss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
The junior class held it's reguIa monthly meeting this noon in room 6

At her home on Rusling Place this afternoon. Miss Laura, Ford of the junior class entertained in honor of Miss Jeanette Bullard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
IRISH IMMIGRANT IN
 1913 TOTALLlED 37, ,OOO

New York, Feb. 13s-The number of txnznf grants from Ireland landed at fk1is port during 1913 was 37 900, an in Srease of more than 5000 oyer the pre- Eedfng year, according to the report of the Irish Immigrant society. Of this number e,6O0 went to live in Massa,- chusetts.
 These home-seekers brought s1, ss5.- 703
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13

Because three employees of 8 Phila- deIphia. upholstery mill refused to join the union, 25O weayers struck.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13

bill appropriating S5.76O for the widow of Thomas R. McCIiutie, a public health surgeon, who died while study ing spotted mountain fever'' in Idaho and Montana.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13

Deaths in England and Wales due to phthisis have decreased in number in the last half century by consider ably more than 50 per cent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13

reason for suSpending John Burke Pana Railway purchasing officer was to allow the latter to gather data sTl owing he received certain checks honestly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13

The Japanese House of Representa- dives adopted the budget providing an appropz ton of sez. .000. 900 for expana- sank the navy in the next five years.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-05-01
SEEDS

OREGON CLOVER SEED is finest in the
~ world Alsike Glover seed $17 per 100
pounds; Red Glover SIS Fancy seeds. guaran-
teed to comply with state laws M. P. Dennis,
Salem, Oregon. 7.4tc
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-05-01

EOR SALE - Three year old A. r. o. bull,
l. Meldeta Rascal Mercedes No. 84554. guaran-
teed every way. Also twenty good dairy cattle
about one half of them Holsteins. Allison
Hansen, Clifton, Wash. 7-6tc