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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

morrow. Let written order follow
"F. NJ. CANTON,
"Adjutant General"
Governors Reply
Canton's request for further orders
was answered in the following tele-
gram:
"F. NJ. Canton, Adjutant General,
Tulsa, Okla.
you are directed to proceed at
once to put an end to gambling of
every form at race track meet now
being held in Tulsa county. Call into
service such forces of the state mill
tia as you deem necessary to enforce
this order. Gamblers and law viola
tors shall not longer flaunt their vice
in the face of the decent citizenship
of Oklahoma 1t is a contest between
order and anarchy, between good and
evil, and while / am governor every
power placed in my hands by the peo-
pie of the state through the constitu
ton will be freely used and used to
the limit to protect the good name of
the state and the welfare of her cit
izenship against law violators who
disregard the orders of the court and
arrogate to themselves the right to
set at defiance the will of the people
and the laws of the state. All neces-
sary orders follow by mail.
LEE CRUCE,"
Governor of Oklahoma and Com
mander-in- Chief of the Oklahoma
National Guard"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15
CHILDREN TEETHING
BABY is VERY COMFORTABLE AND
LAUGHS DURING THE TEETHING
PERIOD. THANKS TO
MRS.WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP

on you; your order, if personally
solicited or phoned in, will be
promptly delivered.
Get busy and get copy of this
great map.
Put out under the supervision of
The Ardmoreite Publishing company.
Price $500 for Linen, $3.50 for
heavy vellum paper.
A. T. THREADGILL,
Manager of Map Circulation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

The annual export of food ana
drink products from Ireland, mainly
for consumption in Great Britain,
exceeds $15000O,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

According to recent report maue
by the government, the wages o.
farm laborers have increased more
than those of city workmen in the
last twenty years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15
LABOR NEWS
AND N o 7 { S

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The house bill on the lease of
coal and phosphate lands will be
drastic
Leaders of Hebrew labor organiza-
tions in New York declare that eff
forts are being made to railroad
them TO prison.
President Wilson is said to be
considering methods by which the
workingmen dropped by the large
railroads recently may be helped.
The members Of California's labor
unions are estimated at over 10000.
Kansas last year produced 5,OoO'-
600 bushels OF potatoes. valued at
nearly 100000.
There is a marble quarry in Yer
mont that was first opened in 1893
and is still doing profitable bust
ness.
In Los Angeles laws governing
the chauffeurs are so strict that they
are not allowed to let their ma
chimes stand along the curb for
more than fifteen minutes at one
time.
The recent strike in Leeds, Eng
land. which lasted one month, is sald
to have cost the city in the neigh
borhood of $4,000.
Columbia, S. c., Building Trades
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

The state free employment bur-
eau of Worcester, Mass, has hlled
LII positions, representing ninety
kinds of employment in the SIX
months since establishment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

council is fighting the manufactur
ers of furniture in the state penl-
tentiary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15
snrinn laxative and Blood Cleanser

Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser
Flush out the accumulated waste
and poisons of the winter months;
cleanse your stomach liver and kid
neys of all impurities. Take DR..
Kings New Life Pills; nothing bet
ter for purifying the blood. Mild,
non gripping laxative. Cures consti-
patton: makes you feel fine. Take
no other. 25c.. at your Druggist. .
Bucklen's Arnca Salve for all
Hurts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

The Trades and Labor Council OF
Toronto is comforting with farmers
on a plan whereby the working
classes of that city may be aoie
to obtain the products of the farm
direct, thereby eliminating the mid
dleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

The industrial accident insurance
commission in California has pup
lished a decision that it is illegal
to reduce wages to meet the cost
of insurance against the compeh-
sation risk of employees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15
DE Wits HANDMADE Sc CIGAR.

Wanted, clean rags. Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

Ar1moreite Want Ads get results!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

The house bill on the lease o
coal and phosphate lands will b'
drastic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

Leaders Of Hebrew labor organiza
tions in New York declare that eff
forts are being made to railroad
them TO prison.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

Columbia, S. C, Building Trades
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-15

The recent strike in Leeds, Eng
land. which lasted one month, is said
to have cost the city in the neigh
borhood of $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-17

Gbier.Suarc ieber art fauft su bod.
iten 8reiian g@erner", 1916 9ii.
|fel GtraBe Gbicngo, 50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-17

BIB ne anf alien Gsiitn Ii4ltrIoa In
6ots bodrole 8euugdrbm i4lu'
GlammM ftnno.
gen unier Dem 6immd auf. Die Wol'
ten iaaien pilbsr unb pilbsr oabiu
Das gauge door Idisn TN t~larIieu
GonnsnltAt su Itegen. un0 ~ int
nsris nnb iramts, ols brddt cine
gdar ipiIotr pfsros Our4 Die Bin
fen.
.Sunos! 5ungsl' i9rIs Die Siim'
me ipis6sr, mas haii Ou sstanl Die
Melt gsbi unterl Der Tag bss iiing'
fen @tridis III n16s.'
Da Ssradb if. mas ih mar; nuo
nis pom 1tufsl e~sriiisH iasts ID au'
rid, lbsr @raben uHO 3auH, Dem
9uuis gu.
Dor mir lief msin G6dttsn, lang
haumslnb, fmpanisnb, truHieu DOT
ansf. limb hinter mir itaHo Der
pofi5oni in Glommtn.
aber mad 6auIs tam Id. 8urhs
1eHltr unb ms Belt. llR0 Hiemauo
dbnie lpas i'd nneetttfii latte.
60 Isbsn gtpib rtngsum In Der
Gtgsn6 ned pieIe, Die fh ienes
groaoes i'm door bon 6olntgadro
ntTnnen lonntH. IS mar ia mans
lid niht ollein biz qaabbitts, bic
rabosIgnat@ rur6s, lonbsrn auh bas
grob. 9~orillaer uno Elm ileinerer
@9Gfltaa uno 5psi grob! Sirobmie'
ten p~srbrdt.nten.
Mau glaubte in Qatstob, baB Der
rote Sa5n iiber Solmegoaro ielbIt
ira6s unO fteflts iia nit allen Orei
Sprtbm EN- oer geIbsu, Der bIuuen'
uRo Der griinen.
Qu9 bon 9aosgaar6, Seleends,
grifiansodl, 4bilbiorps, Holptte uno
Sieltn anosren Srtsn tam nan nit
6prtsen, MannIdaft unO 2eitsrn an'
%eefabren. Dds game n0rOli4e air9s
fpisl mar in 4ufrubr. Die poli3ei
bate fi9 einsefunbeh s6saip msbrsre
SrtsIaul3en. 3ablrti6t qeriOnen
pur6sn fsItsenommen, tn lluterfus
6unssboF gsIttdt uno bsrb6rt. Aber
Die Saae blieb I'm 9untIen. 4ein
Snoi5ium Iieb Fd is berdni4affen.
Rein Geitdnonis pur0e abgelegt. i.
tis isBt aIfo.
lluo isbt f6nusn F9 ia min bic
GolOatsn RIDDEN unO MID perurteiIen
laHtr.
I'd benfe, cs tpir6 70 auf Elm ober
Stpsi Sabre 3nnngstr5iebung Idu'
ten, 9lb.r oas fase ia su4, i'd ride
aus!
DEM IS ftsdt INNER nod Elm gut
2siI Snoianer in mir. =.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-17

Der befannte Gaabona Goipbob, i'll
ein5ig in ieinen gorfiibrungen. 60.
in 2aIIonerferL unO on6eren Ser
iigfeiten, als audi I'M Bise erdabLen
lit er unitbertroffen.
Huber the @aD @bite Sights"
lit Der 3itel bes Slides, in Dem
iid sic 6eIoen S1nger Sobnnp Can't
nell uuo &ata 8olfer 5eigeu iper-
ben.
Sine mo6Ioreiiirte affengruppe
miro lire 9iinIte 3eigen, obre 6aB
Tie bon irgeuo elmer &erion 6a5u
~dltge6nlten peroen.
auBer oieien berborragenSen
Nuntmern fms nod mebrere an0e,
re, Sic pirflid ocs 2(niebeits pertb
limo. Die SdIuBnitmmer biloen
Ole bcfunnten uno uniibertrofienen
8ilber Gbe 9rpbeum &rabel @eef-
70.
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Kongressmann
CHARLES II. SLOAN
Kandidat fur die
Wiederwahl
Kandidat fur die

BEL er5ieberiifen, neieIlifaftIiden
unb anberen @elegenbeiteu itets
bel begebrt, uno feline freilnoliae
9eri6nIidfeit bat ibm cine 2eaion
Ron narmen SreunOen erporben.
@dbren0 leiner Oreieiubal6idbrIiden
Dienit1eit I'M GongreB bat er feline
SGbigfeit, ieinen Sleib uno ieine
9rene ben @iirgern ieines 3iitrifts
gegeniiber binreitenb betpieien, in.
Dem er lire 4edlte in ioIh tiifti.
ger un6 furftIoier @eiIe ~bertreten
baB er iid ben aagemeinen Behalf
Der giirger ieines GiItriftes ertpor.
ben Bat. 8ieIe ieiner p1rmiten
Greunbe uno gr0bten gefpunOerer
beiinben Iih inter ieinen oeriofrati.
iden @egnern mo er lit iebt elm
WlitgIie6 bee dnerfailnt pidtigiten
aomites beg ltnterbauies. Seine
8efa6igune bat Inn in 8aibinston
anerfennuitg un6 raide 8eforOe.
riirg eineebrnht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-17

GonareBmmn Sloon, Der aan.
bioat fit Die 8ie6ertpabl I'M A..
nerasfa GiIiritt 1T, s1blt 5u uii.
ieren b~efonuteIten @dnnern Der
CefientIitteit. anf elmer 6arm in
Soma geboren nn0 grob ~geiporoen,
fam er Dor iiber 80 Sobren nod
Fillmore Gonntp, Iebrasfa, mo er
ieitber ununterbrofen eelebt bat.
mnbreno- 0er erlten 5tpei Sabre
Ftano er an ser Spite Der 6airmont
ShuIcn uno feline Sfjiiler 51bIen
bcrte nod III ieinen getpum0erern.
SIM Sabre 1886 our aobofnten.Br
ris 5ueeIaIien, bat er iid balb ben
9fif eines Der fdbigiten Rehtsanp1l.
te in Der iaoliden gIotte Geseno
~erfporben. Or bat Die Counties
gilmore ulo gorf i'm Staots.5e
nat in Der 1886 Sibung bertreten
uu6 lit Iut6or elmer Geiolltion, Die
Rebrasta ais .8numpflan5erIS tnat"
benamIt, als fdbiger @eOner fit er
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-17

@erlangt:-9re iitnge 9ertide fir
0fficearbeit Gutter 2obn mo ite.
tige arbeit. Gpreft Dor in geo. 430
Bee @ebGit6e, Wtan frage nad g.
is. 9nith, Officeitunoen 8 ltbr
Morgerts bis 6 ll6r gl6enb8, 1880
Bis 8 ll6r abeno8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-17
Die 9atts a%6iengen!

8ie ipuroe fi9 Oas Geuer ausneb
mens Die 6lammsn pur0eR ibren
@tosrIdein gu Den Nolten smprrIptrs
fen I'LL 0osr BAUD glei4 uid9rauen
S9Ieiern iibtr oen Maiisru oes Moo
res oabinipogsu.
Aber oas SutereHs piiros es oo4
Isiu, oaB morsell, lpeln bic Soloas
ten tGmeR, I'M be Snbiantrbiitte in
Brand gu tedeu, Der srObt 6aupts
ling ss ieIbt bsforst bate uno nit
ieinem Stomm tpeit fortge5pgen ma
Re, in anoere SugOgefilos, ipurlos
unerforI9Itid,
@6nsa sog id 9cisn, SADIE,
Strampfe uno MotaiiIn an. 8cm
aeu9ter auf Dem Nai4tii9 nabm
i'd Die Strsi4boI3ldadteI, itedts ls
in Die 3ai6e, Offnete Elm Geniter nnS
tro9 binuus.
Sd lief 0urd ben Surten nnO
tletterts uber ben 3aun dufs TeIo
btnaus. Der Sturm beulte in ben
8aumpipfeIn. Cine Gule flatterte
Idreienb porbei. Nlein Ser3 ma4te
sinsn qur3eIbaum. SD iolerte I'm,
tom aber tpie0er uuf ole 8eine, benz
Moore 5u,
gntpeoer lit man Jnotauer, poer
man lit eS Mot. aber mas i'd alles
flr 2aute 6Grtel Gs ioute in Der
Cuff, es rol9elte I'm 9raIe, IS
tampfte born uA0 es pieberte bins
ten! uno pl0blia iuno ia Don ans
gei9t su @ugeIi9t einem geipaltigeu
Mann gegsuahsr. Der Ii9 bod nur
ais Elm aIfer MsiOenbaum bsrauss
IteIlte. Damn fam cine fette 5rou
auf mid sugetpatidelt; uber aus i9r
tpurbe Elm Da9bolbsrbui9. 8GIO
lief ba Elm Rt9, BALD llos bort Elm
gogeL. sd fitI unb itieB Die Urine
IN einen Wlnrdf unO irgsno iemono
g5o9 mid an Den 9aartn. +. (. Nls
ID suin 1toor binobgttommen tpa-.
aatfdte cine G9ar Glaminsos iibsr
oem MdFsr empur. unO 3trlidter, 10
groB pie Gosloternen, tarStsn tpis
isurige Rdpsr bon 9issI su 9issI.
unIsrs quite mar gsiranien; iie glid
sintrn @6lob, n. ua6 ba fil cine
Sternihnuppe.
Sd Ranb nit Der @trsi9bol5id1hs
lei in Der 6auo. Did frOr unb Id
i4nibte.
.dunse!!@ rief plSbIi9 cine Gtims
me, .JunssI Geb' nam 9nuiel"
aber Id ftrih Elm 3anbbol5 an nNO
,pbrte es In 0ds oirrc 2nub.
sd bin Snoianer", inste i9. nnO
i'd Tfri9 nod zines an, uno mod
zines. Rings I'M Die 9iitte rnnnte
i'd NIT meinen brenHenOen 9SIa4eMs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-17

BinnO.g argaiu 6eines aimboa
9inno IN bor3iigIidem 3uitdno
iebr biGig fir 8aar. Eel. Doug.
las 1853.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-17
gObufatea - e3isaniudIte

@uIfinser e @eG6. Omaha gsotio.
nal Bart @eb, Simmer $50, DINA.
bu. 1eIepbon 8oualas 1898.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-17
Elm esaSudnIs.

pou gufiap BIsb.
Z o. III a. Jabr, bsr, bab baB Utr'
bTedtn btodngsn ipnrot. un0 e. be-
Itnno In sintr 8ran6NiftuRg ourA
bic bic 5tusrlpsbr BON glaistoiu uro
amesstno gan5 5,psdlos aui ben aopf
adult lDurbs.
1914 - AZ = 1870.
"a, e. NOR I'M Sommtr Oes Sab
res 1870. Sd sins ollo DdmaIs in
meiH u. Sabr isIissu anaeosH'
tens.
Wil ainosr batlen uns cine eoubs
Lille unten I'm Moore stbaut, cine
irunbstbart, grobs ambbltt aus
6dlmtn, 9initn un0 3ptissu Sobdlo
mir NUT Der 9dule uno ben bouslis
den auIgdbtu isriis warsu, Iisfsu mir
ins 9ioor 1lnab uHo ipitlisn JHoias
nee uHb Goleatelt.
go mar 9auptIing uRo iDobnte
nit mtIHtm Stamm IN Der Quite.
Ainssum lasstisn fG bic SoIodisR.
uno oann sIng IS uns ls6sn. Die
Juoianer parsri Islbfrtr ianoIin Die
Si6rihtn
@a, zines q6sn0s, mir siussn
1simipdrts Dem 9cit gu, iast gaurlis
Jsppsisn, Der Sobn an!tres Adsr.
,nsd)ts, oer 4nilbrsr Der SolDatsn;
.Wir Utrosn eua iGoa unterlris'
gen, idgte sr, smcrgsu ltssu mir los
dno bremen sa9 bic 6ittt lbsr Dem
aOpi adj"
.5a, oas probirrt nur4, iagts Id
huo i6lug auf msinsn aSdcr, slpir
iusrosH su9 nit uRieren psrgiitsttu
BfsiIsH ems. Spst, orei gu 8oOsR
ltrsdm."
limb 0dnn ipra1en mir ni3t mebr
oabon. atsr ais i9 10 rsd)t i9on
i'm Belt lag uno sini9lafsu fpOats.
iagts mir plObli9 cine SttHme luut
sttpos ms DIR:
Die 9itts anbrsnnen", Inete Iie.
lluo oa3u bsrtt i'd 6Iammsntui'
tern un0 io5 Rau9 in bic Soae tst'
gen. Die 6ltt. ubiensenl. Dos
gan3e Mopr fab i1 in sinsin tan3eHs
zen Ssuerldsin tpossn. Absr es
mibtt beuts nadt gei9s9tn; b.nn
morgsn potte ia 2durits f5eusr an.
legen, uu0 Is piirot bel ipannenber
ietn, tpenn man e. in Der Ha9t brsns
usn Tdhe.
auberOem piiroe i9 6omit ben
6oIootsH Elm S4nipp4en idlaseln
=
Gs mar Elf ll6r. Rirgsum aus
ben dn6eren Better b6rte i'd bic 9rls
Der Init fsltsm S9ritts I4laTfu", lpis
msin 5obn Deter iagt Gsife ialid
i'd duF unO lauIbte an Der 2lr gum
Simmer Der gltsrn; aud brinnsn
I9Iief man gttroI.
Draubeu mar ss ountsl. Dugd
cos garOinsnloie 6cniter idb i'd srss
Be, i9ipsrs @oItsu idnsa iiber ben
pedidpar5sn 5immel iagen.
9ier uno oa Ieu4tete Elm gelber
Stern.
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IE1as 1T cbIel

aas MenT9eu rtoen bsut3utass eon
She, Oh Elm aIeio Gbic bat. VI tin
Msni4 die lit, ob cine 3otel die
|ferpiert 1T uin. MAS 1T nun aber
dita SIT Is trgsnO cine moberne Be-
tpeguug, irgeno cine 5~anObaItune
beim r@uien gag" III es bic @sits
sines &ods, bic 8ur9iidtigtsit zines
6tuumpIesa ST Is ir3enO stlpas,
mas man anosreu Mlsnidsn ablnus
I6tn tann2 G6ic lit 0as SelbIipers
itanOIias, oas in Der SnoiDiouaiiidt
Gege6sne, lit Aatiirli4tsit uno GIs
fen1eit. Die aeute perbyn duf una
Den diceHeu ginorud MAIDEN, bel
oeren mir oas gefiibI babeE, Dab lie
ibrer lelbit Iiter in0, un0 in ieoem
Qugen6lid BAG i1Hen 6e!bitDetftdnos
lids tun. 9oSu ss90rt Dor adem,
boB man fi3 Ielbit gut tennt, Wer
{ia erI etumal griinoli4 Dor bela
Spiegel uno obue als SaufioneE
tlar gemadt bat, mas an ibm nift
Td6n lit, lit Dem eigentIidsn Gbic
Idon nm Elm 8eoeatenoes ndbsr gee
ridt. Gr miro pom oitIet SeIbfers
feuntnis, bic ME Elm @er3agsn an iih
felbft fem fol-, febr raid 5ur Dis
friction tommen, uaS pirb i4IiebIiG
Ole Sarmonie Oes gun3eu finoen. Die
bic GeeIe iebes ghies lit. Rthts III
T6tperer aIs Ii6 NIT Ghic dn3usiebeu,
70 Isl6fberitdnbli6 oas i9eint, uno
niemanb 1T die, bei BEN es niht
fel6FperitdnOIi9 iaeiut. Die ainte
Ser @eItult muB nit Den aleiotrn
uno MdnteIn cine Sarmonte geben,
bic silhouette ioa ni4t ben snten
gin6rud Der 9orbernniidt pieoer
ruinieren. Sang unO 8enegungen
folen our GeFalt patIsn. Cine
tleine Dame Toll ni6t unntB sroBe
G6ritte MAIDEN, uno cine sroBe nitt
trippeln pie elm 8gdfii9. Benn Iih
cine magere Dame 70 fanurt, Dab
man anqitboa bitten m6ate: ,!Ssrrs
ooAt! 3erbre9en sic nintl' 10 II
0ds entTaisber gci4madlos. Nsr
f9 6Glt, ais babe er einsn @tod pers
iAIudt. Bat ben pohren Gbic nod
ni9t neritnnben.
Der g9ic mads aus Gem nenigh
T6Unen aberdeen sine Ipmpat6iIG.
GrfGeimuug, bic gu betra9ten eine
Greuoe iii. Wie Is in leOem sint
Wsenae nnpoltommtnbcittn etbt, 10
bat aud ieSer Mtni9 irgsnb etm
56onbeit poer O~rigindlitdi. 0isIt
al entbedctI, au betDnsr, lit Ole Al
gatIide aufgabe is6ss gseni4en pof
afbetii4em @sFibi. Der aroB
@nOnbeitsTi elmer mabdme Reea
misr pDer Marie Antoinette, Der tIai
ffG eelroroen 1T, 1T ni4t isosm an
gsbpren. Gs mare nud sans rsr
febIt, Jpn iu9en O0sr srHreben al
fpuuen. Dds bin0ert ober nidt, ooE
ieoer na1 1stnsr Mrt OrisineL, fp:ris
tusr, eIsgiTd, naip. putbetiid Ooer
appetitli9 fem lam, ie ndh benz
@enre feiner qeri0nliatstt unb iei.
nsr Grf9eiuung. llnb fpsnn er bus
If. 70 lit q sben die.
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atrtha ealid In crphrnm.

lie beriibmtc SdauipicIerin Der.
tia aali6 miro oieie Node IN benz
pon Sole GdaaaraD geihriebene
aWariana" bic Iitelrole Ipie.
len 5ie miro BON flint Deiteren
e%riifloIi1en ardftcn lmtrritiitt per.
Gas Shif III cine Ipaniide
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-31
THE EMBARGO AS A MEANS OF RETALIATION

T SEEMS UNLIKELY tol
 embargo of coercion the protection merchant ships from detention by belligerents the
 The object the note to aid trade by ties 1t being claimed that sometimes the British taned shps the absence of evidence that they traband
 An embargo is prohibition by public to prevent it's those of neutral hostile leaving it's ports.
 The difficulty with the embargo retaliation s itself it infic much damage the ing if, upon those against which it is used
 of force resorted to the whole astrO
 The experience of the United States with the embargo has When and England fought the bound great damage wrought United States
 
 1906 1898 acts passed prohibiting with England and France and this legislation elmaNed act of 1aO8 by which the sailing of vessel cept coaster, from American port was forbidden
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-31
I1sE pREsIDENI,s WHINING To sHIPPERs

NN asked the shipper
 band commodities, cotton their ship articles He properly points the cessity her cargo.
 Shipper the president timely injunction regarded public delicate keep the European necessary that country should maintain the highest standard of good with the nations at
 standard cannot be upheld if Americans greed profits resort to petty deeeits to deliver goods they have sold
 tvVaFh the ships of right If the ship has which half all its sub to condemnation court of the captor 
 American ship honest state and found to hes the of such ships
 expedited and the relations of the United States beligefents will simpler.
 nation afford spend billions Of dollars protect the relatively tiny profits i contFaband.
 It will be much simpler to innprison shoot citizens eopardze the of the land by perpetratng frauds against International law
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-31
The D. M. Read Company.
BRIDGEPORT'S FIRST SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
 HAVE CENTENNIAL

The one hhndredth anniversary of the founding of the Sunday school of the First Congregational church will be celebrated by a pageant in the chapel this evening at 8 o'clock. This is the oldest Sunday school in Bridge port. Members of the school will present scenes connected with the early history Of the church and Sun day school. beginning with 1854, down to the present day. Dr. Wordin will give a. brief sketch of the founding of this historic old church in 1895. Re- Treatments will be served at the close of the entertainment and candy, boxes from the Christmas tree will be given to the members of the school.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-31
POLICE CAPTAIN PUTS
 PROWLER TO FLIGHT

An unknown man, whose descrip- tion tallies with one of those making the sensational Button OIiphant Co., s robbery, made an attempt to enter Logan Bros. store, Wood and Sher- wood avenues, last night was seen by Police Captain Anderson but distanc- ed him after a, long chase and es- caped in the darkness. The man was about six feet tall, wore a long black oVercoat and rubber soled shoes. The mans suspicious actions were noted. by Mrs. William A. Reilly, daughter of Captain Anderson living at 255 Wood avenue, as she left the house last night about SIS o'clock and she notified her father. @
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-31
PATENT RIGHTS ISSUED TO
 CONNECTICUT INVENTORS

The following were issued Deeem- Der 29. 1914 List furnished from office of A M. Wooster, solicitor of patents, Bridgeport, Conn:
 Linn B. Abbott, Bridgeport, ground Edward C. Biackert, Bridgeport carbureter.
 Albert B. auh1y. Bridgeport target bullet.
 Henry A. House, Bridgeport, tool for making paper receptaccles. Anker s. Ly4ne, Bridgeport, two patents, electric switch: portable cleo tric lamp
 Clarence D.Platt Bridgeport, separ- able attachment plug.
 Benjamin c. webster, Bridgeport, switch movement.
 Burdatt Loonis. Hartford, treating wood and plants to make se1iulose- Robert c. Cole, Hartford, electric safety fuse.
 Edward H. Lorens, Hartford. type writing machine. making glass panels for lamp shades and similar articles
 Ernest l.. Tefch, New Britain, cy1in- der lock.
 Albert l.. Sessions, Bristol. strap fas- tenins plate or like structure.
 Isaac B. Palmer. Middletown, three patents, textile storage apparatus; textile conditioning and storage ap- paratus CD.
 William E. Gaston, waterbury. bot tie closure.
 Lewis c. Warner, Naugatuck. treat ing rubber.
 John T. Crowley. Beacon Falls. vul- canizing apparatus.
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