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The Snowflake herald., 1914-06-27
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
June 3 1914

Notice is hereby given that William W. New
man. of Pinedale, Arizona who. January l3
1909, made Homestead Entry No. 02492 for SW1l
NW4, N19 NWA SW14 of Section 8, and Add
entry number O6547, Aug. 8, 1909, for NEA NW4
SEA NWA NWA, WE SEA NWA, NEA SEH
NW1; VIZ NW14 NEA of Section 8, Township
II N, Range Is E, G. & S. r. Meridian has flee
notice of intention to make three year proof tc
establish claim to the land above described before
R. c. Smith. U. S. Commissioner, at Holbrook
Arizona, on the 21st day of July, 1914.
Claimant names witnesses: Ezeakel B. New.
man, of Heber, Arizona; Conred Hess, Jr o1
Heber, Arizona; Theodore W. Turley, of Snow
flake, Arizona; George Bailey, of Pinedale. Ari
zona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN, Register
First publication June 13, 1914
The Snowflake herald., 1914-06-27
Indigestion and COnstipa.
ton

About five years ago | began
taking Chamberlain's Tablets
after suffering from indigestion
and constipation for years without
finding anything to relieve me.
Chamberlain S Tablets helped me
at once and by using them for
several weeks | was cured of the
complaint, writes Mrs. Mary E.
McMullen, Phelps, N. Y. For
sale by all dealers. ADV.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-06-27
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
T11no 1914

Notice is hereby given that Reuben j. Perkins
Jr., of Taylor, Arizona, who, on June 29 1911
made Homestead Entry No. 014803 for NE14 SE14
NW4 SEA, S12 SEA NE14, So N19 SEA NEA
S1a SWA NEA, S13 NE14 SW14 NEA. and made
an additional homestead entry. Serial No. 016252
on January 29, 1912, for the E19 NW14 SWA SE14
E1a SWA SEA, Section %. Township IL North
Range 19 East, Gila and Salt River Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make three year proof
to establish claim to the land above described
before r. c. Smith, U. S. Commissioner, at Hol-
brook, Arizona, the 21st day of July, 1914
Claimant names witnesses: Jesse jackson,
of Pinedale, Arizona; John Lewis of Pinedale
Arizona; R. j. Perkins, Sr., of Pinedale Arizona;
Levi Hancock, of Taylor, Arizona.
Thomas F. Weedin, Register.
First publication June 13 1914
The Snowflake herald., 1914-06-27
For an Impaired Appetite

To improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion try a
few doses of Chamberlain's Tab
lets. Mr.. ]. H. Seitz, of Detroit
Mich, says: ''They restored my
appetite when impaired. relieved
me of a bloated feeling and caus-
ed a pleasant and satisfactory
movement of the bowels. !" For
sale by all dealers. ADV.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-06-27
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizon

June 3, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Charles Harvey
Ballard, of Snowflake, Arizona who, on May "a
1911 made Homestead Entry number 014316 for
nwH section IL, township IL north. range &c
east, G. & S. R. Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before R. c.
Smith, United States Commissioners at Hobrook
Arizona. on the 10th day of July. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Henry jennings
Lafayette Jennings, Jesse A. Kay, John Standi-
fird all of Taylor Arizona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN, Register
First publication June l3. 1914.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-06-27

Do not expect the bank to pay over
drafts unless you make arrangements.
The cashier would like to accommodate
you, but the ruling of the supreme court
is against it.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-06-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

II. 1nOmdS, Jr., SCOCKHldH O1
Pinedale, was here Wednesday.
w. 7. Duke, a wool grower of
Silver Creek, was visitor in town
Tuesday.
John and Elijah Dewitt of
Woodruff were visitors here the
first of the week.
H.B. Thompson, formerly editor
of the HERALD, is now located
at Gallup, New Mexico.
j. A. Lyons, sheepman of Win
slow, was here yesterday on busi-
ness with the Forest Service.
Mrs. Eliza T. Smith, who is at
Taylor visiting her mother, Mrs.
Clara Tenney, was in Snowflake
Wednesday.
S. E. and E. j. West, merch-
ants and stockmen of Lakeside,
were here Tuesday in their Ford
car on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Turley of
Woodruff came up from that place
Wednesday to attend the Girls
som-Willis wedding.
Quite a number of colored SOL
diers from Ft. Apache passed
through here this week from
Holbrook to the post.
Atty, Thorwald Larson of Hol-
brook stopped over yesterday
while returning home from a
legal visit to Lakeside.
Miss Ida Cummings of Hol-
brook came over Thursday To Wis
it her sister Miss Halleye, who
is temporarily residing here.
Assessor w. F. Williams was
over from Holbrook yesterday in
his Ford car, and while here
made the HERALD office a call.
The mail car was so late from
Holbrook Wednesday that they
didn't make the return trip, con-
sequently had to make round
trip Thursday morning.
Misses TIA, Loie and Frances
Hunt and Messers. Ormus Turley,
Bige Rogers, Frank Campbell,
Ross Hunt and Ed. Webb attend
ed dance at Taylor Tuesday
night.
VIII Scorse and family and
Miss Evans of Holbrook passed
through Tuesday afternoon en-
route to White River on fishing
trip. They were travelling in
Mr.. Scorse's Buick car.
Noble Rogers, who has been up
Flagstaff way for some time, re-
turned home the first of the
week. He reports considerable
labor trouble up there among the
workmen on the new city reser-
voir.
Mrs. Ella Hopen and brother,
Jack Young, of Linden. were in
town the first of the week and
while here made a trip to Ho)--
brook in their auto, Elven Mick
elSon of this place accompanying
them.
C. A. Goodin of Roswell, N.
NJ, and G. P. Brown of St. Johns
arrived here Tuesday with some
horses and a SPIN of mules which
they are offering for sale. Mr..
Goodin is an old friend of J. D.
Childers and family, having been
a school-mate of the Childers
boys.
John T. Brown, wife and child
ren, have been visiting relatives
and friends in St. Johns the past
week and expect to visit at Snow
flake and HoIbrook before return
ing to their home at Globe, where
Mr.. Brown is engaged in the
banking business. st Johns
Observer.
Prof. Stanley Morse, agricul-
turist of the state university at
Tucson, made a trip Monday to
Lakeside, Showlow and other
places in that section to interview
and get acquainted with the
farmers and to look over the
crop conditions of that part of
the country. He was accompa-
MED by w. j. Flake, Jr., of Snow
flake.
Some of the band boys re-
Gently banded" together for
the 4th o f July celebration.
While the time is short for the
boys to get in shape for good
The Snowflake herald., 1914-06-27

Capt. Jesse M. Smith went up
to Pinetop to take in the dance
which was given at that place
Monday night by the Lake
side Camp Fire Girls.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
syred)e Spibbuben .

SSn Dem @eifait BON @ebriioer
@urtbarOt, al Der g9eIt @ierten
Strabe, erifienen peitern aadmittag
5lpei autgefIcioete Widnner I'M slIter
bon 80 bis 30 sSabren, bon lpel6en
Ger slcItere Die glbiidi bate, ieioene
Scmben 3u fcrien. @abrenb Der Der
f1llier ben auiben bebiente. entipen'
Scte Der iiinaere Wanh orei ieloene
Soem6en i'm @ertbe bon S12, ipelhe
er infer ieinem 9iof perbarg. ben er
iiber Den Arm triig. Ter 9orgailg
pur6e jeooh bon Dem 9erfdufer be.
merit, nclder einen sluiiihtsberrn
Gcrbeiriei, Der ben Burden ont SRA.
gen padte. Ger aerI fonnte lid ieood
Iosrciben, mo peridnpanS nit ieincm
aoaegen aus Dem @eit)ait, inter
3uriidlaiiuns ieiies 9iodes uno Der
brei Sembcn. Ter Rod puroe Der
YoIi5ei auSeebdnbist uno boiien Die
geantten bierburd) Den 3bater ibnell
crmitteln 81, f0nuen.
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Gimbra@e mnb 9teb Fdble.

- glmateur ginbrefer BADEN in
Der Wontas Ya6t Der Wpbnung bon
@eorae 6enfbap, Ro. 1926 Oit Mes
Millan Strabs, einen geiud abgeitats
tet. Die Burden erbrahen Elm Jens
fer, peItes in bas Wuiif5immer Der
Wobnuna fiibrt unb idniiien alsbann
cine 1biirfiilIuna aug. I'm in bic ans
beren WobnrGums selangen gu t0Hs
nen. ltobbem bic 8uridgn fait
iGmmtli6e 9ebGlter burhipiihlt bats
ten. pure nifts entipenbet.
Mittslit RadidhiTsls Deridafftt
ii6 Elm Disb 3utriit gu Der WObnuns
BON 2aprsnce armitrons. no. 2200
4uburn 4penus unb entip.nbsts ben
g.tras Don $3.50 unb sinsn gln5us
i'm Wertbe BON 81.
Gin grbb,srsnfrsunb sntlpenbets
DON benz Wdgen oss Worris par5ner.
an Der 6. unb Gin Strabs, cine Gi.
iie bisler Jrudt i'm Mertbe DON So. 40.
- Gbparb Sonss. bon glo. 1887
@rope Strabs, Rorb Soirmouri,
mslbst. Der poli3si seItsrn absnb, bdb
ibm in Der @artsbaIls bes penniplpas
mia Dspots sinsn SanbiOffer nit Sns
balt asitobIsn ipurbe. Sones besab
ii6 efnen Mom.nt in ben Wai4rauw.
ipsld. GeI.senbsit Der unbsiannis
Dieb benubi., I'M NIT BEN aoffsr
3u p,rihninbsn.
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fsaIidler glarm.

Inter Der gsi9ulbisuns bee uns
orb.nilihen 9.traeens tpurben geitern
Ibenb Salomon Websr unb bsNen
5rau Gliie an Der 6. unb Race ctr.
perbaftet. 9as Gbepaur Ie6t s.trennt.
unb iolI bi. Srau irOs tpisbsrboIiey
Warnunsen bes Wann.s in bsien
Gefddftsrdums seicmm.n f.iu, tpos
riib.r iid Der Str.it sntipann, ipeIher
5ur 9erbaftuns fiibri.. Der Sianbal
battle cine srOb.re WenI6.umens. ans
s.fammelt unb purbe bic poliS:i,
pGbrsnb iid bas Gbepaar in Der Gems
traI Citation bsfanb, benadri6!ist.
bab Elm Mann isiu. Jrau on Der 8.
unb Race Sirabe ssidoFeH babe. 9ers
felbe pairolipasen, ipsldsr bas Wss
b.r'i6e Gbpaar aur poIi5eipahe
bradt., fubr i'm GiIt,mpo nad Der
geHanntsn Strabeneds, bod ionut.u
bic gOli5iiten nirs.nbs cine psrion
finbsn, tueIde seidOHsn iporbsn 1T.
gs ftsllte fid ipGtsr bsraus. bab Is
Iid I'M bafelbe gbepaar banbslie,
unb ipurbs bic poIissi Don elmer BE.
fonbers dnsitliden p.rion bon Der on.
sebli6en S6iebtrei, bod bebsutenb gu
ipGt bena6ri6tiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
Rleixe psli3einad3ridtex /.

= Die 9eiettips qflus unb aubn
Dsrbaft.ten seiiern ben 23 Sabre aIs
ten sad 9riTarb aus Ritmpnb, @a.,
unter Der gei6uIoisiiug bes llbren.
bisbitabIs. @riiarb foa es ii9 Sur
SpesialitGt gsmadt baben, llbren aus
Roden. ipeIde in gillarordumen bins
gen. su sHtipenbeu. Dsrartiss Diebs
fable fp.rbsn bsm @erbafteten sur
Gait sslest.
- Die 0etettibs gustbleiu unb
0lcSbane perbaiieten geitern Ell.
nen Rann, lpelder ieinen yta'
men als gbarlss Smith ansab. unter
ser gitulbisuns Der @sraussabuns
pertbloisr Gkds. Gs pirb seiast,
bab Der @srbaftete einen pertblolen
Gbed In S5be BON $25 i'm Clinton Sos
iel unb sipsi gbsds, ipsIde ebenfalls
fpertblps jein ionen, in Sobe Don $5
lin $3.50 i'm 2admdH Sotel in 3abs
lung sss.ben bat.
- gln Der 13. unb Wain Strdbs
ftiirsts s.it.rn abeub Der 6S Sabre
alte Jobn Ottoman, bon To. 559
goaI Strab. in ansebsit.rtem 3uftans
be nieb.r unb 5os iih sine bebeutenbe
aopfipunbs su, iuelde i'm itdbtii9sn
arant.nbaus p.rndbt tperb.n mubte.
Ottoman tpurbe nad anIesen zines
9erbanb.s untsr Der 8sfhulbisung
Der 5runtenbeit i'm briittn poliSsis
Diiiriit sinssiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
aafietfrdnsdlea.

Der s5rauens unb Sungfransns
gsrein Der gpans. prot. ct. pauluss
@emeinbe (paiior u. Remen5) bat
morsen Ra9mittas @eriammIune.
SIN anfdlub fOIst bas iiblide aaf.
fsefrGnaden, fpsl1ss biesmal bon ben
fOIseno,n Damen i.rbirt perben piro:
u. panborf, 6. Strobneier, 5.S9iers
meier, R. Sanbmann, W. Strobbad,
G. Gteintamp, 3. Ssibert, W. Wois
ia, W. Sdeer, W. Sirute. u.
Gdorr, g. 5oermosbls. u. Boz, G..
0orbsmfslDe unb 6. Miebolb. Cine
ber5lids ginIabuns ersebt an ale
Witslieber unb Grsunbe.
Der Srausnpersin Der ct. Gu.
fns Stride (paitor 3riieer) 3. unb
Barton StraBe, bdlt isin monatlides
Gaffsefrdn36en am Opnnerstag Nahs
mittas, ben %. Wlai. Die Grauer
aouife Gr0blifer, Warie GOpen, Mos
rie 5robIid, anna Juds, aatbarind
GiIbert, aatbarina 9etner. Maria
Sans, Serbolo. emma Sobmann.
SteIla Seb Ierpiren. aae Glieber uno
s}reunbs bes 0ereins iinb ber5lid eins
sslaoen.
- Der sSrauenpsrsin Der .3peiten
Deutfdsn prssbptsriiden airds, an
Der GibsrtD Strabe. ipeitlif) bon Der
yrssman 4penns. bdIt feline monailids
0eriammlrns am Oonneritag Na4'
mittas, %. Mai. Die iSrausn Garo.
line Gssers, Sdula aebrt. 9abbum.
S6pantbals unb aippsrt ferpirsn ben
aaffee. 2lae 9lieoer unb Drsunos
bes @ersins iinb berSli9 einselabsn.
- Ser ssrauenperein Der ep. &cf.
@e,ncinoc au SatIep neriammelt iid
sur seiellid)aftliten llnterbaltllng om
Donneritaa, Den 2S. Rai g,ad,mit.
tags bon 2-5 llbr i'm Sonntags'
ifuIraum oer Stride al Der 2apIor
apenue. Gic irelmbliden @aitseber.
innen iino Die 9ameu s. @edmann,
8. Council, s. IoIlweber, &. CIR.
bad,er, u. GnSreb. :. Gngcrf, 8.
8aense mno 6. @arccner. sseber.
main lit aiiis frcllnblifite eingelaSen.
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Ter erite Sieidllaa.

9i. pIDsli6 .ins.trst,ns Siiss bat
seitsrH ben srftsn 5ibi6Ias 5ur JoIg.
gsba6t. I'm Der Sarriion unb 3res
mont Strabe itiirSts Der SO Sabre
ulte R.ssr Games GoIoimitb, an Der
Sannibal str. pobnbaft. BON Der
Sibs iib.rndltist. auf bem Seitsnpeg
5ufummsn uno mabte mad benz itdbtis
iden &rantenbaus sebra6t psrben.
Der 3uitanb bes Resers piro als
emit bs3eI4net.
2as 3lueite Spfer Der tropiiben
SiBe puroe eeitern 9tadmittas Der
Is Sabre aIte Conn Sfppeamnnn,
bon go. 915 Sopfins StraBe, ipeld)er
an Der GIinton lmo CHM Strabe be.
ipltbtlos 5uiammenbrad. SdUeg.
mann, peIfer einen Sisihlas erlit.
ten bat, purbe nad oem itabtii6eu
SopitaI 0ebraft.
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aonserte i'm 600.

9lad i'm 3ooIooiiden @arten 1T
bic aon5crtiaiion iebt in pOllem
Bang. Gas ans Spnpboniferu be.
itebenoe Cincinnati Sommer,Srhe.
tier peranitaItet in Dem berrlidlen
@arten giahmittags nno slbeuSs
aou5er.e imb Der anpellmeiiter trlft
oen @eihmnd oes 5ablreiden BubIi.
fiims biniidtIih Der muiifaIiideil
Iarbietingen aus Bette. Der bera.
IiGe geiina, pelder jeoer Drummer
,utbeiI wirb, IaBt bns erfennen.
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G4rlid,er Dieb.

BON gelpiFensbiiIen ssplugt, iibe-s
fanbts Elm sbrlider Dieb osm poliSis
iten Grsb. anipps bic Summe Don
$44, bas balbmonatIide 9ebalt, tpe!.
DIES Der glann benz pOlisiiten i'm
April in Der gitp sr.ailirsrs Office
ssiiObIen bate. Der 9samte bate i.i.
nsu GslOumi6lag auf Elm nsben DeH
Sdalter itsbsDbes quit einen Womeni
Hieoerselsgt, ipel1e Gelegenbeit Der
ebrlits Oisb benubis, bas Gslb Su
entpsnbsn. stnipps funb gsftern
2lbenb in ieiner Wobnung, glo.
1865 6rssman 9lpenus, einen Brief
OOr. p,ldsx bas GslS in bsufslb.n
RoaH, pis Ct ts ausss5ablt srhislt.
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gOm aanfbrett scitiirSt.

Sdmsrsbafts abi6iirfunesn an b.is
ben anieen unb i'm geiiht trus &c.
tern Der "a Sabre ate Girabsnbabn.
Shaffner irant RolHpn, Ro. 815
RoiemOnt 9lpenus, buDon. als sr burfv
bas S4leubern einer Wariap glpe.
Gar an Der 9arfielb unb WarIaip
Ipenue bon b.m 2aufbrett bss Wess
aOns asiporfsn tpurbs. Der 0erl.bts
purbe nab bem 8. Ctr. garbepot ges
bra4t, no er BON Or. GaIofueq btbans
belt unb aIsbann na9 ieinsr Wobs
nuns gebra4t purbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
0ies mmb 0aS.

- Gas ct. acuis 8Iatgebd,,oc,
S15 9crinaton slpenue in aponoale.
sieenthum BON Srau %, s. @oies,
ipuroe aeitern ron Gbeooore Wlaper
a. Bro. aui oiientlider slnftion mr.
$12,550 an s. ensIanber perta,it.
- Gem gteip gorter 9iirsermel'
tier Sobn gitrrop Mitd,ea, weldjer
ad6iten Mlontaa oils 8ait Der San.
beIsfantmcr in Der Stnbt ipeilt, jli
Gbren iinbet i'm SoteI @ibicn cin
9lmd)eon Itait. Gr miro bel Der @e'
Ieeenbeit cine slniprade iiber ltaotp
5dle 9,erpnltunn hdIteu.
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Tee gferOeOiebitu5ls beidjulbiat.

Bel benz 9eriud Elm pfsrb i'm Dsr.
tb. BON $50, lpeldeser por sinemWa.
gen Der Der, WObltbdtsteits 9sislI'
i6afisn ssitoblsn bate, fir ben preia
BON $50 gu perduieu, ipurbe Der 81
5abr. uIts Gowarb g.rrp, bon Ro,
1899 Sarriett Sirabe bur9 Oi,
0etsttips Sdrosber. Saps unb 9eu
Dsrbaftst. Bern ssitanb mad elusia'
gen Der poli5si ben -sbatbeiianb elm
uno fiibrts. an, bab .r bus Gslo Be-
n0t6ist. I'm bic Staot bsrlaFsn 81
tDnuen.
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peripnalsN tisex.

5rau sopbie 9oelI. geb.
S9aeicr lit seitern ibrem @otten,
bem peritortencn !Serrn 6reoerid
9ioeG, i'm Gooe nod)gefolgt. Sie bate
Elm slIter BON 661a ssabren erreidt
nuo oas Sinideiben Der maderen
beutiheu lrmi miro auiriftig be-
traiiert. Tie Sinterbliebenen baben
bas ber5Iid)ite MiitsefiibI ihrer soil.
reiben Sreinoe imb 9efanntcn. 0us
9ci6enbcsdnsniB finoet am 0onners.
tag giadnlittag pou 1railerbaule,
1906 Central glpenne, aus itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
geim Grapipiel ii6erraidt.

3eteftip- Serseant Steaner unS
Geteftip NcSbane bieIten seiteril
abenb cine 9ta53in aui ben gegcr
.Soii Griuf" unb Billiard VarIor
Don 5ranf iSlentming ab, poielbit iie
ca. 10 Neger bel bem nieoliteil
Crap" -Spiel iiberrai6ien. 6leln.
ming, iofpie Die beim Spiel angetrof'
fenen Weger ipuroen ilnter Der ge.
ihulSigiina Der Ibeilnabme an einein
@liidsipiel in Salt genommen,
6lemniing iiebt gum oritten WlaI IN.
ncrhaIb filr5er 3eit inter Der gc'
idnIoisung Ses 9uIbens BON 1lii4s'
ipieIeu.
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2ofal +. Beridt.
;yOlaenidy,uerer stmr,.

Durd einsn 5sbltritt itiir5ts seitsra
Ra6mittag ber So Sabre alte Gbarles
Wtiden in isinsr WObnuug, Ro. 1922
3oharp StruBe cine 5reppe binab uno
blieb nit sinseoriidtsr Sddbelbedts II.
anbersn .&opfoerlebunsen bepubtlos
liessn. Der 9erunaliidte ipuroe nab
Dem fdotii4sn Rrautsnhaus sebraAt.
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- Die Sdlubfcier Der Sodidlulc
III Canton fiibet nm II. Slni Itatt.
Asrpi 8coree 9ioglaio bon benz
@eorgetopn College, iuirb Die YIN.
iprade balten. gteuil Shillcr lperoeil
ibre 9iplOnas erbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

entbislt. Der polisift par frob, iuies
Der in ben gefib feines @elbss gs'
fomli,en 5u iein unb fpiirbe Dem ebrs
lihen Disb serne feinen Dant aus
fprsdsn. obne ibn irsenblpie 5u be-
ihulbiaen.
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Gabtom mnb Seuebae.

- 9lm Sreitag miro in ben 6ffent.
Iiben Shuien IN Canton cine gIus.
iteIlima Der alrbeiten Der 30gIinge
itati:aoeit,
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-21
MAN WANTED HERE AS BAD CHECK PASSER IS
 ROCHESTER PRISONER

Word received by the local police re- ports the arrest. in Syracuse, N F., of William D. Wallace, aliases J. S.. Barnes, B. E. Jones. c. B. Bearce, D. F. sayIes. A. M Fisk. James Harkins, O. F. Lynch and H. J. Flynn. The news is of interest because Wallace is accused of having passed two worth less checks on Bridgeporters some time ago
 News of his arrest comes from Rochester. N. F., where he is also wanted for alleged passing of fraudu- lent checks. Walace's speciality is aI- 1eged to be the buying of cut glass. jeweIry and clothing. representing himself as a school teacher and then ask if a check will be acceptable made out by the board of education of his home town. He gives a check, say the police, for a sum greater than the purchase, directs that they be sent to his home town and pockets the change.
 Many Of the checks are said to be issued on the NorthviIIe bank of Ten nessee when .'working'' in the east. He iH considered a particularly clever man As 1t is reported that he is wanted from Maine to California; the local officials do not know when they. will have a chance at him
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-21
All Clogged Up?
 Here's Quick Relief
A Simple Remedy to Correct Constipation Before It
 Becomes Chronic

Very few people go through life without some time or other being troubled with gconstipation- Thou sands injure themselves by the use of strong cathartics, salts, mineral wa ters, pillst and similar things They have Temporary value in some cases, 1t is true, but the good effect is soon lost, and the more one takes Of them the less effective they become.
 A physic or purgatfve is seldom necessary and much better and more permanent results can be obtained by using scientific remedy like Dr. Ca1dwelPs Syrup Pepsin. It does nor hide behind a high sounding name, but is what # is represented to be, a mild laxative medicine It is so mild that thousHnds of mothers give it to tiny infants and yet it is so com pounded, and contains such definite ingredients that it will have equally good effect when used- by a person suffering from the worst chronic con- stipation. In fact. among the great est endorsers of Syrup Pepein are e1d- er1y people who have suffered for years and found nothing to benef1E them until they took Syrup PepsIn.
 It is a fact that millions oH families have pr. Ca1dwe1Ts Syrup Pepsin con- stant1y in the house, homes like those of MT. H. W. Fenstermaker, Siegfried, Pa He says he has had wonderful results from the use of pr. CaIdweifs Syrup Pepsin. that, in fact he has never found a remedy 20 good, and he is glad to recommend 1t The special
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-21
FOREIGN MARKETS
 AFFECT WALL ST.

New York, July 21-Opening-T Trad ing in stocks today was again largely influenced by. foreign conditions. Lon don's quotations for Americans were appreciabIy lower and dealings here soon recorded a 2 point loss in BaIti- more & Ohio and one point in New Haven.
 Both issues of Baltimore & Ohio soon descended to new low records as did also Erie common and first preferred. St Paul.. New York Gen. tral and Canadian Pacific were slight lys lower with gains in Steel and St. Louis.
 Noon-The highly professional and technical character of the mark ct was demonstrated before the end bf the morning session, when unconfirmed 1-urnors that the freight rates decision would be handed down later in the day and that 1t would prove distinctly favorable, were effective in causing a hastyz covering of shorts. Recessiens Of from 1 to 2 points were scored by St. Paul Tfanscontfnentals Hill issues. Reading, Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley.
 Steel was up a point on circumstan- tiaI reports that the quarterly state ment of earnings to be issued next week would exceed recent estimates
 Bonds were irregular with a. five point decline in New Haven converti- bIe three and one halfs.