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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
VSTAJA MA FILIPINAH.

Amerika ina zopct politicno
~scnzacijo, da ne zaostane prcvcG
"a Evropo. Toda pray veliko vo-
de ne bo mogoCc dclati = to rccio.
To je namrec tax mchur, XII Sc raz-
poci, cc So prevcc napihne.
Ma Filipinah Sc .ic pripravljala
~vstaia, toda naznc oblasti 50 10
pravoGasnO prcprcGilc.
" Mantle poroGajo o tenn:
"Oscm Filipinccv jc bilo V Getr-
tex veccr |aretiranih V Manili in
okolici, iii mnogo drugih arctacij
Sc p~ricakujc vslcd p~oncsrcGcnc
%vstajc.
IL volaSkcga vira .ic bilo mama
memo vscm castnikom, Ola mai bo-
do V Getrtek popoldnc ma strait.
ceS ola Sc pripravlia V Manili
10000 f%1lipinccv "a napad ma trd-
nJavo Santiago, Quartet Espana.
Quartet lnfantcria in na skladiSGc
sa%nltetnega oddelka. Brez odlaSa-
MIA so bill storjeni varnostni ko-
raki. vojastvo jc bio poklicano
ma pripravo i'll pc ulicah so bile
p~ostavljene mocnc straze.
Iastopniki tajnc policiic, XII so
obenem CLAM tajne druzbc, so IL
dali ~zaroto, tako ola so mogli biti
zbori zarotnikov Bagumboycn,
Payo in Novotos pri Malobonu
razgnani. V Callocanu Sc je oddc-
lex amcriskih pomorskih voiakov
V ncki plesni dvorani oborozil 2
nozi in tako postavil proti F'ilipin-
Gem, XII SO vdrli dvorano in od
katerih so bill nekateri ranjeni.
Vstaja jc bila, kakor vsc kazc,
nezadostno pripravlicna in mani
kalo j je vodstvO. Pripisujc Sc OBJ
sirni agitaciji, katcro .ic vodil Ar
temio Picarte IL Hongkonga, Xxi je
bill cd amcriske Wade izgnan. Pr
carte Jc priporocal, mai Sc izvrsi
o bozicu po vsei dezcli protiamc-
riska demonstraciia.
IL raznih krajev dezele so ODE
mem prislc vesti o man.jSih VISTA
Jah, toda podrobnih poroGil o po-
sledicah tega gibania Sc nj. Zdi Sc
pa, ola so vojaske oblasti povsod
gospodarii situaciic.
Ibornica "a z%unanjo trgovino.
podpirana Oil gOtovega S~tevila
vplivnih Filipincev, je vlozila pro-
test prot dodatkom k zakonu o
.notranjih davkih, XII so bill cd To-
gislature ma boziGni vcGer spreic-
II, in sicer sOglasnO. brez ugovora
cd katerekOli strani. Zgodilo Sc
tako magic. ola mi incl trgovski
svet niti prilike, Ola hi m0gel IRA
ziti svOje mnenje o teh dodatkih.
IastOpniki trgovstva so Sc obrnili
do vojnega ministra Garrisona s.
mai vpliva ma ~prcdsedni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
" CASU %voHUNSTVA IN DE-
NUNCIACIJ.

Dunajska "Arbcitcr Zcitung"
prinaSa slcdcGo uradno ccnzurira-
no vest:
Pred nekolikO casa so Sc voZili
trije gospodje liz Velikovca z vo-
zom V Cclovcc; trgovec Kanduth,
uGitclj ma mcsGanski Soil Strugger
in WISH rcspiciient finaGnc straze
Lassnig. Pri mostu cez Krko so Sc
ustavili, da popiieio case piva. Pr
vo pa jim nj disalo in so .ie ponu-
dill k%ocijasu. Toda tudi temu nj
nikakor ugajalo in tako so sc cd
peljali, ne da bi Sc bill izstopili in
ko SO sc pomudili kakih pet mi
nut.
Ali koliko jc bio niihovo zatu-
denjc, ko sta Sc kmalu nato poia-
villa pred NINA diva orozniSka
strazmoistra in Jill zaccla zasliSc-
vati radi - vclcizdajc! Struggcr
jc bajc dvignil case in vskliknil ::
"Iivcla RuSiia!". nakar da sta
ona druga diva krcpko tr6ila z
MIN.
Tako .ic trdila T. vso odlocmostjo
sestra gostilnicarkc oh mostu Gcz
krko. Nprico znancga patriotic
nOga miSljenja onih trch gospo-
dov, Xxi so jc V zadnji cas- uvcljav-
ljali ma vzoren nacin, in vpriGo
mnogih zaupnih in Gastnih NEST
g. Struggeria in Kandutha .jc
vzbudil la dogodck Y Velikovcu
zaGetkoma vcliko vcselost.
Ali stvar jc bila grcnkoresna.
NojaSka sodniia V Gradcu .je u
vcdla prciskavo, in le tudi obla-
stlm znano patriotiGno misljenje
je obvarOvalo gospode pred areta-
clio. Oh predstavi 2 ovadilko pred
okrajno sodnijo V Nelikovcu je
priSla Ia V zadrcgo. Vstrajala je
sicer pri tenn, da je SliSala oni dive
besedi, pripoznala pa ie moznost,
ola je slabO 'sliSala. Ma podlagi tie
izpovedbe, Sc boil pa ma podlagi
sijajnega spri6evala, Xxi je ie dala
pOlitiGna oblast o obdolzencih, lie
vojaska sodnija vlozeno ovadbo
radi zlocina pc 5 IS. kaz. Yak. z
dine II. oktobra z%avrnila. Oni tribe
gospodje 81 pac dobro zapomnijo
dogodck V gostiini pri mostu Gez
krko. Pa tudi gospod, Xxi je vlozil
to ovadbo, mai 81 zapomni, da mo-
re zcnsko besedicenie imeti nude
posledice. kar naenkrat so IL onih
trch gospodov postal tribe ruski
castnikl III ogleduhi! Tia bajka Sc
Je razsirila po bliskovo V Celovec
IN le Sc cello tam naSla vernih duS
Omeniti je, da so vsi tribe osum-
ljeni pristni Nemci, in pravzaprav
re zaradi tega precei varni suma,
da hi bill klicali "Zivila Rusiia".
' nemstvu je menda tudi Nth
pristine %patrioticno miSlienie'.
Lahko 81 ie predstavliati, koli-
ko tezli jc V taken sluGaiu polo
zaj nenemca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29

pOhujSa Oh sikh do vratu zapete
nune.
Rezervisti ameriSke delavske
armada, XII SO pred nekaj meseci
drill ma Zapad pospravljat $ polja
ogromne farmarske pridelke, Sc
zdaj ~vratajo ma Iztok ma karah
- na%pOlnjenih $ koruzo in krom-
pirjem. Nakopali in nazeli so to-
like, da so vsi zadeti V zelodec.
V neStevilnih bitkah, XII so div
Jale V preteklem letu V podzemel.j-
skin okopih (rovih) je pablo
1851 rudarjcv in premogarjcv
mrtvih in mic mani kot 100000
ranjenih. Tako pravi uradno pc.
porocilo V Washingtonu. In kljub
tenn velikim zgubam nj ameriski
Rdeci kriz niti $ prstom ganil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
IN T

IL Toronto, Ont, poroGajo: p.
VI. Scott, pastor presbiterianske
ccrkvc sv. Jancza, jc bill ~ustrelicn
cd Harry Ashcr.ia, agitatoria "a
krStansko misijo V Montrcalu.
kanada. GcS da mu ic pokvaril
miSionSko dclo.
Y menu bozjcm, kaipada.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29

V Colorado Sc razvija podobna
skandalna afera kakor pennsyl-
vanska, Xxi se je odigrala pred par
lett. Nepostavne koristi cd drzav-
NH kontraktov. Graft. Slepar-
ska zavarOvanja. |. t. d. - Kako
hi mogel kapitalizem izhajati brcz
takih sleparij?
' Inlay, Nv, blizu Reno, sta
ava Vlaka ma progi Southern
Pacific trcila skupaj. Enajst oseb
je ranjenih, dive zelo nevarno. -
Seveda je zelezniska druzba ne.
dolzna.
Policijski podnaGelnik Schiittler
in DRAWN pravdnik Hoyne Sc
Javno prepirata, kdo izmed obeh
j. kriv, da so bill hazardmi i'm Sic
parski igraci preblago kaznova-
nj. Lcpo j., &c obCinstvo vidi.
kako Sc glavni varuhi njcgove
varnosti v~za.jemno dole.
Gompers nastopa prot Rookie
fellerjevemu fondu. "Zakaj mai
hi bill ~najvecji raziskovalni zavod
ma svetu financiran cd privatneya
kapitala i'll zakai maj bodo njego-
vi interest identicni z interest
brezobzirnih izkoriSGevalnih kor-
poracij?" vprasuie Gompers. -
'Zato ker ovirajo TAXI ljudje
kakOr Gompers delavce, da ne do
sezejo politicne mo6i," odgovar-
jamO mi.
kdor nina slabih instinktov, Sc
tudi oh m%edicejski Veneri ne bo
pohujsal. Kdor Jill ina, Sc lahko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29

vrnejo. Cd samega strahu pa ne
vldijo, da socialna revolucija mic
ne zuga, ampak je re tn, in Sc ne
da odvrniti, ker zivimo Re V njej.
krstanski pridigarji so naiveG-
j %sovrazniki revolucije, ker ne
vedO, da .je bilO krseanstvo ena
najveGjih r~evolucij V zgodovini
cloveStva.
kapitalizem mora zbirati mno.
zice V svojih podietjih. Zbrane
mnozice imajo psihologijo mase,
kl nadvladuje psihologijo posa-
meznika. Revolucionarna iskra
vzplamti V TAXI mnOzici V revo-
luclonaren plamen. Kapitalizem
mora hoGeS nOGeS vzgajati revo-
lucijo.
Vsaka revoluciia Sc p~riGenja V
glavah. kdor hi jo hotel prepre-
citi, hi mOrel variirati HerOdeza
in pOsekati vse glave. Ali kje bi
Sc potem dobilc roke?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
VELIK POZAR.

V Dana, Ind, je pozar unicil
deset trgOvskih his. med mimi
tudi operni dom in majhen hotel.
Skoda znaSa baje 1000. 600 dol
Ma sreco nj bilo GlOveSkih Zrtev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
ZINES.

' New York je priplula jadr-
Mica, XII je bila II. augusta cd.
Jadrala IL Padanga ma Sumatri.
Memo moStvo do &c. dcccmbra
nj vedelo. da je vojna. Srccni
ljudjel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
BRITTEN SKRBI IA BREZ-
POSELNE.

riki oficielni ljudje, tisti, o kate
rib pravimo, da so poklicani, ne
brigajo "a brezposelne in Ola jim
nocejo pOmagati. N%asprotno ie
resnica, da 81 'prominentni' mozje
zelO belijo glave in iseejo najboli-
Sa sredstva, S katerimi hi Sc izdat-
no pomagalo. Tudi V kongresu so
TAXI mozje, Xxi z~asluzujejo "a ia
trud pohvalo in zahvalo.
Ne verjamete?
Prosim, dokazemo VAN.
Dne "a. decembra, torci ma dan
svetega ~veccra, je IL Washingto-
ma, ID. c., prislo sledeGe poroGilo {;
Clan poslanske zbornicc Fred
A. Britten je predlozil kongrcsu
na6rt zakona, pc katerem maj hi
Sc armada nczaposlenih dclavcev
V raZnih vecjih mestih Z~edinjenih
drzav %izpremenila V iZvezbane vo-
jake, katere hi lahko porabili IA
obrambo dezelc. Ideja njegovcga
nacrta je Ia, ola hi Sc kolikor mo-
go6e vetic Stevilo onih mnogih IT,
soc ljudi, Xxi tekaio dobi demo
kraticne p~rosperitctc zaman IA
delom, spravilo unilorme in IL
urilo "a vojaSko rokodelstvo, : eli
mer bi Sc vsaj IA nekaj casa dose
gla o~lajsava ma delovnem trgu,
medtem ko hi Sc "a slucaj vojne
pridobila izdatna rezervua arma-
da.
NaGrt Brittenovega zakona no
Ge pooblastiti prcdscdnika Xcdi-
njenih draw, da visa Stevilo stall
ne voiskc Zcdinjenih drzav "a
100000 MOI $ pomoGjo "a voiaSko
sluzbo sposobnih drzavlianov in $
pomoGjo nascljcnccv, XII ~izjavijo,
da hocejo postati drzavljani be
dinjenih drzavah. Sluzbena doha,
pravzaprav vojaSka ucna doba
maj bi ne preScgala Stirih mcsc-
cev. Taxi ljudje pa maj hi Sc po-
TEN vodili Y vojaSkih scznamih
desct let kot rczcrvisti aktivnc
armada Icdinienih drzav.
Ia utemeljitcv svoicga prcdlo-
ga navajo Brittcn:
Predloga jc logicna poslcdica
nase dobe i'll vladaiocih razmer.
komur je resnicno blaginja naSe
dezele pri srcu, mora priZnati. ola
potrebulcmo moGnejSo oborozeno
silo, Ma katero Sc lahko zanaSamo,
ce izbruhne vojna. Ker' pa prebi-
valstvo Zcdinjenih drzav nj ma
klonjeno ustanovitvi vecje stalne
armada, je ustanovitcv meScanskc
brambe, kakOr prcdlaga nacrt, cdi-
ia reSitev tcga problcma. &c hi
sc pOsrccilo urcsniciti moi nacrt,
hi imcli V kratkih letih meScansko
brambo, Xxi hi zadostovala "a cd.
boz vsakega sovraznega napada.
Prilika, da hi sr odvzclo javni
tibDi O"ttlllbSll ltLhO DItlitf - ttil,
da bi bilo ma tisoCe mladih liudi,
Xxi iScejo danes Zaman della, vsaj
"a gotovo dobo prcskrblienih, hi
morala %pripraviti vsakcga clana
kongresa do tcga, ola hi Sc zavzel
"a to, Ola hi prcdloga cimprci po-
stala Zakon. Odkritosrcno zelim
ma ia nacin pomagati najrcvnci-
Sim in Jill rcSiti IL NTH morccega
p~OlOzaja, obcnem pa vladi Omogo-
citi ustanOvitcv in izobrazbo re.
ervnc armada.
RevScina in liubczen do domo-
vine Sc tczkO zdruzita. &c pa ic
drzavljan prcpriGan, da skrbi do
movina Ia njegovo blaginjo, DO
%pripravljcn preliti "a memo OBJ
rambo zadnjo kapljo krvi. I'm kaj
je bolje; Pustiti mladc liudi, Xxi so
prisli brcz svojc krivdc V bcdo, V
tenn tezkcm Gasu brez pomoci ma
cesti, ali pa .iih dat pod zascito
in oskrbo strica Sauna?
Mister Britten lepO pole. lie sko-
da, da Sc prevec poznajo napacni
toni v njcgovi melodiji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
REVOLUCIoNARNE ISKRE.

Spisarji trepetejo pred social
no revolucijo. Xxi zuga in kliGejo
vse oblasti ma pomoc, da jo cd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29

DolSnost vsskega soc!slista 10
podpirati svoje casopisie. Agiti
raite m "Proletarca''. Tndobit
mn move naroGnins.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
Nepretirano

NepretIranO ROJAKI! Oslaste se v moi gosilni kadar
greste v mesto ali il mesta in prepicai So
boste, da toeim najboljso vsakovrstno pijaeo. Ako pridete
enkrat v mojo gostilno, en- zasotovlen, da bote Sc prisl.
JOS. SLABE
=" IKE III Waukegap, Illinois
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29

ka Wilsona, da nastopi v tel "a
devil"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29

pohujSa Ob Sikh do vratu zapete
nune.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29

kdor nina slabih instinktov, Sc
tudi oh m~edicejski Veneri ne bo
.pohujsal. Kdor Jill ina, Sc lahko
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
FRESH AIR ASS0.
 OF FAIRFIELD TO
 HOLD LAWN PARTY
Society Which Has Given 2,200 Children Vacation, to Raise Funds For Seasons Work.

large and interesting lawn festi- val isto be held at the Sherman par sontagess Fairfield, on Thursday, after noon,s July g, for the benefit Of the Fairfield Fresh Air Home.
 Tee cream, cakes, candies, fancy ar tfcIes and lemonade will be for sale An orchestra will furnish music and the Boy Scouts will give a de1nonstra- ton Of their exercises
 The work of the Fresh Air home fs sustained by the gifts of friends Dur ing the past 22 years the association has given vacations to more than 2. 200 children The little ones are provid cd with aprons. hats. bathing suits. and other garments. Walks, rides, games. excursions to the beach bathing. pic mics and many other entertainments fill the day. Five dollars gives one child a two weeks outing.
 The annual expenditure is over 100 and the association hopes to raise a good share of this at thursdays lawn fete.
 Rev, Frank s. Child is president of the association, pr. William H. Don aldson, vice-pres5dent James T. Roche, second vice. president and Frederick sturges. IT,, secretary and
 The ladies who will. have charge of the various booths and tables at the festival are:
 Apron department. Mrs James suI- livan, Mrs Frederick Sturges, IT., Mrs. Henry Rowland. Mrs. w M. zBuIkley, Miss GilfiIIan-
 Fancy articles, Mrs Henry c. sturges, Mrs George P. Brett, < MrE. Theodore Sturges. Mrs. Frederick S. Mills. Miss Ai1een Havard
 Tea table, Mrs Henry S. Glover. Miss Jennings, Mrs. Lewis Roberts
 Cake table, Miss Louise Forsyth, Mss Ethel L. Donaldson, Miss Sarah W Deyo, Miss Mary B. West, Miss Catherine Burr, Miss Helen Forsyth. Miss Eleanor Warehouse, Miss Iva R. King.
 Candy tables. Miss Katherine S. Glover, Miss Nellie Wheeler, Miss Amy Child, Miss Claire Brett, Miss Mar gery M- Winants, Miss Harriet c. Glover.
 Ice cream. The Boy Scouts
 Lemonade. Miss Martha. M More house, Miss Elizabeth A Jennings, Miss Dorothy c. Smith, Miss Alice Bulkley
 Grab bag, Mrs James T. Roche, Mrs. Austin A. Wheelock. Miss Edith W. Riker.,
 Novelties. Miss Deborah N. Glover, Miss Rachel Pickett Miss Mary c. Sturges, Miss Charlotte L. Riker
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06

should thank the generous ones who gave from their means the monies to procure 1t and you should appreciate and value it's worth in your midst. In this way will you learn to love it. IL this way revere 1t and as it waves in the breeze give voice to that stir ring strain
 The Star Spang4ed Banner.
 Oh, long may 1t wave
 Ger the Land of the Free and <Ee
 Home of the Brave"
 The orator was frequently applaud ed during the delivery of his address, and at the conclusion received the plaudits of the assemblage and many congratulatory handshakes from the members of the civic bodies in town, from town. and borough officials and prominent citizens.
 At the conclusion of his speech, America" was again sung as a. solo by Mrs. W. c. Hale, accompanied by Leader Beard of the band. the assenn'b- lage Joining in the last stanza- With Master Chelsea Quea1ey Of Hartford, a. nine year old cornetist who is Q musical prodigy Of the state. He is a great grandson of John Haugh- the pioneer Celtic resident owner of real estate in Newtown, and being on his vacation with his grandfather in San dy Hook volunteered to help make the
 
 day by his presence in the band. He is the son Of MT. and Mrs. Matthew Quea1ey of Hartford, and he was the object Of general notice during the whole celebration-
 The Sandy Hook band then played several other patriotic airs, including Dixie and at II a. na-, two hours after it's beginning the most unique celebration of Independence Day in the history of the town came to it's close with 1usty cheers and 8, tiger for the flag. the band, and the speakers. History of the E4ag-Po1e. For over IS years this town has al- ways had flag pole in the Center. But in 1878 was erected the first flag pole that the generations now living remember. It stood near the position the new fIagpo4e occupies. It soon rotted and was replaced by another shaft, the gift of William N. Northrop, a former first selectmstn and state senator from this district. The spire l of this second pole vas shattered by | lightning and a new mast was put in i its place through the initiative o1 John J. Northrop, son of William N Northrop. deceased, who interested the Mems club in the matter about ] fifteen years ago, so that the spire was 7repIaced. The pole did duty till Feb .22, Washington's birthday more than three years ago when 2 violent wind and ice storm prostrated it. The
 Mems club again took up the matter | of new flag pole, and sJbseEfpfio from the public were requested with that end in view. In a short time the money was subscribed but various conditions now happily past prevented 4 the erection of the pole until now But the celebration today was a fit ting conclusion to the sslccessfuI eff. forts of the Mems club, and will be a | historic event in the pleasant chroni- I cIes Of this old town which celebrated its bi-centennial in 1905.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
PLAN OF ORANGEMEN TO EMBROlL
 ALL NORTH IN WAR IF PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT IS SET UP OVER THEM

Asquith to grant Listers demand for permanent exclusion from an Irish government. The other faction which includes important business men declaration Of provisional govern ment for Ulster when the Home Rule bill passed the third reading in the House of Commons. The first faction now clannors to have the provisional government set up when the King signs the bill, while the more conserY- ative business interests counsel delay until the. Irish parliament in Dublin is launched. Sir Edward Carson sid led with the latter faction at the last conference of leaders here.
 Meantime the volunteers, saturated with the military spirit are becoming impatient. Some battalions have even sent deputations of officers to head quarters to ask when the campaign would begin, and the work of keeping the bold spirits quiet is increasingly difficult.
 The headquarters staff has worked out a plan of campaign for hostiIitfes. It is not likely that they will attempt to use this citizen force against train ed regulars with heavy guns. for as one officer remarked, the. most they could expect would be to put up one good fight and be cut to pieces. The present plans are to keep the Ulster Nationa1ists in check when the pro visional government is set urs.
 Most of the Belfast volunteers are being formed into four regiments known as the Belfast Division which will act as a police force. A flying column composed of 8 800 picked and paid volunteers. a majority of whom are old soldiers. has been organized as a first line striking force with mo- tor transport capable of conveying 1t to any part of Ulster in less than four hours This force is armed through out with new Mausers and possesses ten Maxims of the latest pattern. Ger tain county regiments. Especially those of Antrim and Armagh would go on active service with this column, while other county regiments including Lon donderry must remain at home to. SUD- press the Nationalists.
 If the provisional government were established the flying column would be sent to Londonderry where the Ma tionalists are strongest, while the Esa st and West Belfast regiments would form double cordons around the two Nationalist districts Of this city, with Maxims covering the principal streets
 Information that the NatfonaHsts are bringing in carboys of vitrol which women would pour on the troops from windows as they poured boiling water during the rioting some years ago has reached Carson's s headquarters. If there is a single act Of that kind,p said a staff officer, .sthe building where f. ] is done will be entered, wrecked and every officer killed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
MISS DEERlNG BRIDE
 OF CHICAGO MAN

Paris, July O-A1iss Marion Daarin~ daughter of Mir and 1Irg. Czharlar Deering, was married here today ta Chauucey AdcCortnfck, asn Of MEr. arf Mrs. William 1gcCorm1esr 1fr lEc- Cormick is from Ba1ffnore and ta1 bride from Chicago.
 The civil ceremony required by lts French law was performed at the once of the mayor of the Sixteenth ArrrE- dissemen. The religious rlteo wore celebrated later at the resadenco scE the br9de's uncle, James DaarlnM. un- der the direction of Rev Err Samuel Watson, pastor of the Amencan Pro- testant Eplscopa1 parish. Only che members of the two Rannlllas and n few friends were invited, anntne then Ambassador ALyron T. Herrclz and Mrs. Herrick.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
RERNARD HRENAN.

With a large number of life long friends present, the funeral of Der nard Brennan, who was suddenly stricken with heart disease, was held from the family residence on Colonial avenue. Saturday morning. at S:3o, and later from St Patrfck's church, where a. high mass of requiem was said by the Rev. Father Picker. The pail bearers were John Garvey, Will liam eMcMu1lin. John Bowers. Thomas McMu1Iins James O'Neda and John Mo Donald Burial took place at St Mi chaeHs cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
TsAAnn BEACH.

The funeral of the late Isaac F. Beach was held from the home of his sister, Mrs. Robert T. Wheeler in Stratford yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The services were conducted by the Rev. Charles O. Scov1lle. of Trinity church, New Haven The de- ceased was connected with the Inter national Silver Co. of Merfden for many years Since the death of his wife some time ago, Mr. Beach made his home with his sister in sStratford.
 The pail bearers were George M- Cur tis, Charles H. stoctder, W. J. Robin
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
AGREE ON BILL TO GIVE
 FILIPNos MORE LasEHtrR

Washington, July s-Prss1delt rgll- son and House Iesders have agreed su substantdaIly on a doin grartirg 6 larger measure of se1f-goverun1trc fg the FfI1pinos. The Preside toll .carl- CTS today that he approved fhs nlil introduced by Represenfatlve Jors1. 1f Virginia. and modified by the Moura fnsular affairs comuaietee. but made G. clear that he did not expect tho bHl CD be passed by both houses during the present session,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
HOrCHKIss.

win B. and Catherine Hotchkiss died at the family residence, 4S5 Howard avenue, yesterday. The news of his death is received with sorrow bX a great many friends. Besides his par ents, he is survived by a widow, and one lnrofher
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06

L. Wilson, long a deputy supuelngarf- dent of the state capitol died today from kidney trouble Yearu ago Ie Wilson was active in runnfn4 down horse thieves. a pursuit which do1r- ished owing to the nsarneeg cf ths state border He was a constatle oG Enfield for 55 years and a. jury con stable for the county. He was eufce married and leaves a W1dCw. 0ra brothers and one sfgter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
FORMER EDITOR TO QUIT
 U. S. POST IN CHINA

San Francisco, July e-Samuel s. Knabensh11e, United States consul general at Tien Tsfn, China, who ar rived here from the Orient by steam CT yesterday, said he is en route to Washington to resign
 s.I have not been asked for my resignation," he said, ''but after 10 years service am going to return to private life"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
DURTNDA Q. WILLIS.

Friends were shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. Durimda C.. Wil- lis, widow of the late Sylvester c. Willis at the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. J. Connors at 42 Fourth street late Saturday afternoon. She had re- sided with her daughter since coming te this city ten years ago. The body will be taken to Va1atdes N- r.. for burial.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
aNNA CAR CALIlAHAN.

Mrs. Anna Carr Callahan, widow of the late Daniel Callahan died sudden Iy at the family home in Southport last evening" Her illness has extend ed over a long period a For over fifty years she lived in the ~bld homestead in Southport, and was known through out the entire county, She is survived by two daughters, Catherine and Az nes, both of Southport.