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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03

poiition beisst, bic fia parallel in:
nsrbaI5 Der Grsn3e Don Ruiiii4.po'
len, ponaratau iibsr 5i6suitoaau BIZ
SaIii4 bin5iebt, unb lie bat seniigsnc
3eit gsbobt, I'm bieie poiitiOn aus
rsidsno gu sefsitigeu. geioe Seitsn
briHgsH 9sritGr,unssn bsraH, biz
Dsutffsu bic ibrisen Don Saleiien
uno gabsrn. 2lq. Giisn6uhusn in
g6bmsn unb Wl6rsn iino nit oeuts
iden 5ruppeH uHb &riegsmaterial
ii6.rfiQt.
Die SnSafiOn Der DeutiasH in
RuBlanS, DON SfiprsuBsn ber 1T
isblseidIaseH, ME bic offi5ielIen ruI'
iii6sn 9sri6te mslbeu, bic iaseH, oab
bic 0eutf6sn Biz an ben Rismen ge'
lanaten, iitb bort a6sr beoeutenosn
rufiIden 5ruppenmaTsu aui ben
60ben am ipsItli6en ufer oes Gluhes
sesenib.r iabsn. Sa bic Seutiaeu
ii6 in fladem, iumpfigsm 2ouo be-
faIbsu. parsn fie i'm glu6t6eiI uno
ni6t i'm Stanos, Dorauriiden.
Cine Saladt 1T isst BEL Ririams
poi, in Der 9d9e Der nOrbtpeitIi6sn
@ren5e bon preuben i'm 9anss, NAB.
renb pater i'm Siiben, in Der 9esenb
bon SlupaIti, bic RuTsn bic 8eu.'
itsn suriidseOrdnst bnben io[len.
Seftige Sample fiuben au9 in Der
RGbe Don QusuitolpO, 140 Neilsn
nsrD0itlia uou Duritar, in 0sm
Commencement SupaIti, itatt, no bic
Dsuti6en @srftar,urssn srbaIten hu.
BEN unS i'm 8s1rtffe iparen, tpieoer biz
Sffsniibs su ersrsifen. Sts 3uiIen
ibrerfeits bebauptsn, Bel Der 5eitung
Wlapa, in polsn, eiuen Sieg iiber bic
Dsutiasn srrunsen au baben.
Die pom SrieasidduplaB in Ser
bien tommenoen Ro6ridten ertpeiiea
fi6 als immer tpertbIoier, iniOpeit Tie
BON ierbii4en' NueIlen tOumen. Sic
Ssrben bebauptsn fortipG1renb Sisse
~ -srrinssn anbtimmsr bsibt ss. Sab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
Cine neme 3eitmns
,5it in 9iOm crId)icnrn, orrcn panpt-
atign6e IN iciu idDeiut, 5um Srieg
gcgen Seitcrrcidl jn lJCbcn.

Rom, I. Oft. 8ia paris. 2. Dit.
Sine neue 3eitllng iit bier erl9ienen.
Sic 1T bas Organ Der g}dtion1liiten,
nennt ii4 n,5oea Na3ionale" unb beBt
Su einem Grpberungstrieg gesen
Oeftsrrei9.
Die 3eitung ertldrt in ibrer erfeu
Drummer, IS babe ii6 peitattgt, buB
Der tranfe Winiiter bes 4euBereu,
Marquis oi San @iuliamo reIignirt
babe, mas nt4t pa6r 1T, unb baB
'etne ReIignation na6rideinli4 be-
oeutenoe 9erdnoeruugen i'm &abinet
CUR 5olge baben rpsroe.
Die 3eitung per1ffentli6t aud ein
offenes S4ret6sn an ben qremier
Salancra, in benz ertIIrt piro, bdB
giiemanb odran CLAUDE. DaB Der 0rei,
bun0 nad ben &riege nod neiter
eriitiren perOe. IS iei srpieien, baB
SStalien niemalS ein 8erbiinDster
Oeitsrrei6s Iein tonne. IS Iei Oa6er
Elm gsrbreten qegen oa5 2anO. iio'
Iirt gu blsibeR, Da bies grOBe @efa6a
rsn fir bic 3utunft 6eoeutsn pIrDs.
Die 3ettung Oriitt Die l6offnuug
aus, bab, penn Ssrr saIunora pre@
mier 6leibe, er 5rient, ,5rieit unb
0aImatien DOH Oeiterreid llugurH
Iosreiben uno StalteR siHDsrletben
perpe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03

Die Seiterrei6er ii6 ht pilDer 5lutt
bsfanben unO OaB Saraiepo, bic
9auptItoot DOH gosnien, binnen peniz
gen Sagen eingenpmmen peroen Mir
oe. Die penigen auDerldiiigen Ra9s
rl9ten. Die bis bierber gelangen, itsis
nen aber dnauoeuten. bag bic Wioerz
itaRostrait Der Ssr6en anfGnet na9
3ulanen uno DaB bic Selterreiaet
Ianglam in Serbten OOrotifgen. 9ludj
1T ole NntiiHbigung beoeutllngsuol,
oaB Der SbsrtommanDeur Der ierbiz
lHen 4rmse ben 8sfebl gsge5en babe,
I'm 9eriua, Ssrajepo gu ne6msn,
auf3ugeben, neil Die @titiirmuH1 Der
OiterreihiItsn 9oiitionen 3lt qrOb:
OPfer fOroern nurOe.
Sn Jtom 1T cine neue 3eituna,
-5bsa 0a3iOnule" erItienen, Osren
Saupt8lped Der au isin Iheint, sStati.u
in einen arisg nit Ositerreia binein=
5uheBsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
lSas fuiiroen Die Nerbiln-
oeten errei6eno
Wenu lie pirttid BEN
beUti6eH 5IiigeI Bis
an bic beIgtf6e
9ren3e 5urii d.
OrGnaten.

u m itsroom, pia 2ORbOn, 2.
Sttober. 0ds rgerliner 9agsblatt"
usr5ffsntli6t sinsn bebsutungsOpQsn
Grtitel isinss MilitGr SorteipDn-
Seuten, Wujor Moratb, Der. Obslsid
er ppuer 9ertrauen lit, bab bic 9eut.
iden abermuIs ssgsn 9aris Oorriidsn
psloeH. in OOriiatiger Weiie bin3uz
fiist;
,Gs 9ie6t a6sr nod cine anbers
M0sIihteit, bic Der rubigs geobah-
ter oieies pehislrei6en Samples In
Grpdgung 3isbsn mub: @as piiroen
bic 8er6iinoeten errsiden, penn es
ibusH ptrtlit gelingen piiroe, unies
rem re9teu 5IiigeI Biz an bic beIgiIhe
Gren3e 5uriit3uordngen? Nihts, als
einsn poriiberssbenOen grfolg, psltsr
Der anfNus bonn Gnos beg einssbiIoss
ten fransDii9 : britii6en Sisses Isin
tpiirbs.
Maiur Morubt ertIGrt banu, Oub
ie. tpeitsr bic 9srbiinoeten ii9 bon
gsrbun uno 5ouI entfernen, bic i6re
lebten srOben Jsitunssn iinO, oeito
gr0ber bic Gntfernuns 1T, bic iie gu
riidlssen miiHsn, mann bic oeuti1e
Qrmeen, Don Feituuaen fernerbin IN.
bebinOert, BON 9Otbringen aus na4
Weiteu oorbrinssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
Der pfftsieHe fraasbfiHe
0erldbt
'ltebsr bic Gage duf benz
&riessfdauplab.

paris. 2. Sttobsr. Cine an
Ra9mittas bonn ari.gsminiiterium
aussss.bene Offisielle GrtIdruns lau'
tet, bab in ber Hdbt BON Rope IN
iinierbrpdkn bic furdtbaritsn aGmpf'
itaitfinben unS bic Deuti6.n bort BE-
beuteHbs @erftdrtunsen erbaIten bat
ten. Der 9sridt Iautet:
.an unfrm Iini.n Gliis.l finoen
furdtbare aGmpfe itatt, namentlif
in bsr umsebuns bon Rops, ipp, tpis
es idsint. bic Deutiden bsSeutsnSs
@eritdrsunssn suidmmsnsssussn bds
ben. Der aampf sisbt iia mebr unD
msbr uad ROrbsn bin. Di. S4Iadts
Iini. srftrsdt iih isst Bis in bi. Gs.
senb iiibli4 BON 9lrras bin.
I'm Der Maas psrfudisn bi.Dsuts
iden tpGbrsnb Der Ra&t in Der Rdbs
bon ct. Mibisl sins Bride ii6er ben
Jlub su falas.n, bic Bride tpurbe
oDtr bon uniersn Gsf9iissn ssrit0rt.
.Sm Wusure 0iiiritt bouert uni.rs
OffmiiDs an unb mir riidsn Sritt
Bel Sdriii Dor. nan,sntIia in Der Gss
ssnb anif6m aprsmont unb ct. 1is
bel.
.qfn iibrissn 1bsiltu Der 5roni
baben nur bier unb ba psrsinsslis
admpft ftaits,funbsn.
Die ipdt am a6sHb srlaHsne Be-
tanntmahuua lauiet:
.griisns: Cine unfsrsr aolonnsn,
DIE bon arras fam (sine Jeiiuns nno
6auptItabt beg Departments pds be
gaIais) bat iid big nad Often uub
Rorbtn isnsr Stabt 5uriidss3osen.
.Worbiih bon Der Gommt bdben
mir Dor gllbrt @ortbsile errunsen,
3pif&sn Rops unb 2ofinsnp bat
~ Gare .suissss Sabsst kisiSs I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
Scr raifiAe 8atier
Sotl burd SihterIiit sum
&ritge ge5Dunssn por'
ben ieiu.

- U ~ w W ~ " tS 1F w
&ritge ge3ipIngen DOT
BEN siu.
Berlin, 2. Oitober. gis go.
burger 3situns" DsrDffsutlidt sinsn
9lriitsl, Der lib nit ben Greisniiisn
in ben lsbtsn 5as.n oss Sui bsihdfs
tigt, unb in oem psrIitert piro. odb
Is ipegsn Der 5risosnsli.be bss 3drfn,
Der fir bic glufredterbaItuns bee
Grisbsns um jsoen preis mar. 81 sis
mem Yrud 5tpiifsn benz adiier Ni'
t0laus unb isinsr partei dm Sofe
nit bsm GrObfiiriteu W!iaasl utlo
b.Hsu 4nbdHgern estommsn isi. Gs
bsibt, in bsm 9lrtissl, baB msbrsre
anbsre Grobfiiriten, Der gldsrbdus
miniitsr unb bic aaiitrtn alsgdnord
aIl.s in ibrer Madt bsfinoIi6e &c.
tban babsn. I'M bic ariesspartsi 5u
iibsraeussn, bab ibr aurs idpers Jols
gen baben ipsros oab a6sr 0srSrob.
fiirit Ri.olaus ir3piidsn obn. Dor.
niiisn bes aaii.rs bic MobiIiiatiOH
anseorSnst babe. atls Der Gar ers
iubr, Sab 3ruppsr nad bem Wsfin
marIdirtsn, purSs ibm s.iast, bdb
bic 0euti4en in qolen einssfaIsn
ieien unb bic golen 5u elmer RsboIus
tion aufsebest bdttsn. Der aaiier foIl
banu nit Wib.ritrebsn ben WObilis
iatiousbsfebl untsrseidnet ta6sH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
8iefse be,ttid)e. 1rnppen.
. titaffem
4efinben lid uuf benz
arie ssf6 auplas i'm
Wsfsn ME i'm Often
i'm admbf,

Wetsn pie i'm Often
i'm aampf.
Berlin, 2. 0itOb.r. 4fr Junien-
Sspef& nad supOia., 6. 8. Dis
am Jreitas IN Berlin ansetiinoisi
ipurbs III bic srOBs Gdladt, bi. in
Grantrsid i'm @anse iit, immm.r
NOD unsniidieben. Di. 9eiifdsn
befdiebsn bic Sielunsen b.r @erbiin.
bsteu obne llnterlab nit i6rer i6rp.s
rem 9trtiqerie. Die @erfude Der 9ers
biinoeten, bic ainien Der D.utiden au
burHbrefen, iinb iiberal suriidg:.
fGIdgen tporb.n. Die grSbtsn Der.
. LUTTE baben mir in b.r 0Gk Der Gr.
sonnen erIitt.n.
Die DeutfheH MAIDEN lansfame
Tortidritte.
5H ben admpftn Dor autperpen
bat bic bsutids QrtiIsris aipsi Der
belgifdsn Sorts gum SaDsisen se.
tradt. 9eutfde 5ruppsn bdbeH 30
9leroplane erbsutst, bic DON Jranis
reid ua4 gslsisn ssfd,idt pOrosu
parsn.
2fuf BEN SftIi6sn ariessidauplab
III bic DfftHfipbemssuHs Der RuFsn,
bonn Niemen bsr gesen bic Stellunssn
Der Deutiden feblssIblassn. es pure
be offisiea aHsetiiHbist. bab bic rui-
iiide 5situns SH0rpiss. in Ruififde
g}ol.n. bon ben Seuti6sn Bis gum 25.
Sepiemb.r bsfd0ien iporbsn 1T.
Die b.ftissn admpfe in Jranfrsit;
bic gsIassruns Don gntnsrpsn unb
bic SffeniiObsD.sung Der 9sutidsn
unter bsm gsneral Don 9inbenburg
lisfern ben gsipeis bafiir, bub es Der
beutid.u arm.. niat an mannidafs
ten f.hlt
Der nffi3ieHe fransbfi@e
Serld)t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
Gtne 9roBe Stblatbt bot tn Galt5ten
be00nnen+
Amf finfr Iinir, nif tid) uon 4ratsa,t iiber
Gfbfnttobam nnd) galit@ frttrfdet.

s,iffe ssma6t, bic ab.r Don unIsrsn
5ruppsn 5uriidsei6las.n tpurbsn.
3peitsns: am iibrisen 5bsil Der
syront 1T es rubis. Sc tpirb gemelott,
bab in Der @egsnb BON Ct. Wibisi
go Meilen iiiO0itlih Don geroun)
iih tsine 9euti6en mebr duf tosm
linten llfer Der Wlaas beiinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
Selsier
5lii6ten ma ienpsiis ma II
llntner PEN.

Nn perp zen.
glmterbom, 2. Sttober. Cine
0epeIfe oes telegraph aus IHtfper-
pen Iugt: .0iegep0lterung dQsr Dor
fer, bic 5piiden Dem duBeren uno benz
inneren iseItungssiirteI liegen, fliit>
ten iia IN bic Staot, ss berriat bier
absr teine panit. Die 9epobuer iiHo
iiber5eugt, baB lie buIo SiIfe srbdIten
peroen.
,Biinf8istauIsnb 5liidtIinge fino
BON @bent dnsetommeu, 5000 DON
grtigge, 1000 pon GOutrat uuo 2000
DON Oitenoe.
,5intsr ben 2inien oes 6einoes, i'll
ben prppinsen 9rabant, 9imburq
uno Senue9au, iii es ben beIgii6en
Sreirpilligsn seIuugeu. Die GiIeubabn
an ssbu SteIIen gu 5eritOreu, pie aut
Sriiden uno 9iaoutte gu ipreHseH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
Ser 3eppsliu, Der @ar.
itbam bumbarbirte,
unperfsbrt adj Deutid :
lamb auriid9etebrt.

Berlin, 2. Sttpber. Die r1bpr.
nsr 3situns" ertIGrt bic Rahridt Don
CT. petersburg, buB Der Zeppelin, Der
tiir3li6 Bomber in bic Stabt Wor.
fdau idleuberte, Ipdter BON ben Rui'
len beruuterseidOFsn uub srbeuts!
porosn lei, fir unpdbr. Die Sci
tuns iast, oaB Der 2ufttrsuser unbe'
fddoist gad Ssati4IaaS suriitss
tsbrt iei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
Sm MoraH
9l.iben in RuBlaHb bic
beuti9en Gef4iise
jteden.

garis, 2. Sttp6sr. Gin. off
aiels Depsjdbe aus e.. PETERSBURG
iast: Gine ruiIiite sapallsrie Di.
pifion bat sinen Sies ii6er bic bsutf9:
9orbut .rrunssn. bic 0pE alnbr,isip
i'm Goupsrnem.nt aieIre aus sesen
aieles perssriidt mar. Der Geino,
Der iib.rrafdi purbs, 5os iid i4IeuHis
5uriid.
Die Spsraiionsn Der Deutidsn auf
ruiIiidem gebiet finb fait.ulle fshIss.
itlaSsn. Sbrs artiaerie 1T auf ben
eanbitraben, bic msiit niht mdtobus
miTirt finb. faft tpsrtblos. Die msiiten
9attsrisn blsibsn i'm Moraft itsden.
fotaIS fs. bic 6auptftssbe- Rsslahtn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
100000 Oenl(6e, Oelerrei6er nno llngJarn ae@en
oat nle(r dis elmer 1dQion Rnlen gegeni6a.
eSSm norowefli0en 9Sramfrei0 tinoeu
>tttabldilig desperate &ie iatt,


uRb
ruhH4e GHhrt usr nom dt 2ua
arsafanMmitah
gafua
untn
M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
Slantirt

Sat lid tie 2onboner
9reiie IN un3qriiHbliaer
Weife.
9erlin. 2. Stt. (2luf brabtlo=
lem @ege in SupOtae. 6. s., siuae=
troffen). Syn elmer bier einsetrOffeneu
ghummer Oes rRotteroamiae GOu=
rant" piro bemertt, pub astpiiie
&rtegsnu6ri6ten, bic DON oerr Zines"
in 2Onbpn uls .2iigen aus bolldnDi=
iten Quellen" be5eihnet puroen,
amtIi6e Nohri6teu pareH, tpeIte Die
britiids gotiaaft i'm Saas psrDffsrts
Iicht bate
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
SHlgarieH
@erpetsert RuBtauo bic
GrIuubuiB, Utunitton
fiiroie Serbeu burd
9ulgdrien Su
h tden.

Qonbon, 2. SttOber, Cine De-
pei8e aus Sofid iugt, oaB bic bulgaz
ride Regieruna bic Don benz ruff
iten @sianoten in 8uIgorieu Der
ldngte @rldubnib, Die bulgariihen
@iienbabnen fir bic 8efDroeruns bpu
Munitipn uno anoeren ruiiii6eu
@orrGtbsn, bic fir Serbtsn beItimmt
iinb, benuben gu bIrfen, obi6Iagt5
beI9ieoen bo6e. Die @errpeigeruug
Der Grlaubnib piro oamit besriin-
bet, bab ii6 8uIsarien cine @erIes.
una Der NeutraIitGt I6ulbig MAIDEN
Daroe, penn es bic 9efOrbsrung Don
SriegSmatsriaI bura buIsarti9es 9e-
bet geitatte.
8uIsurifds Sffi3tsre
mad Suuie beorbert.
Rum, 2. Ottpber. Der bisfse buls
9driIhe @eIunote 1T oon ieiner Res
9ierung onaetpieTen porben, ole in
Stolien unb Der S6petS beftnoIihen
buiguriiben Dffi3iere au5ufpeiieH, ii9
fofort na6 Sauis gu bsseben uno iis
aud nit BEN n0tbtgsa RstieaeIs as
osri,bsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03

SIR Ohio, Deit girsinien, sSns
tina unb bas ipeitlide pennfblbanien
Sdones Wetter am Samitas; ibeilz
ipeife tribes Detter am Gonntaa.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-11

purpose however, to upbraid only: to express our wonder.
 The direct primary says the Pen d1eton Aribune, (repub1icanl. sserves no real purpose except possibly as a sort of eIrninaHon and endurance contest in the political prize ring. g
 There is growing dtssattsfac- ton with the working of the direct primary. particularly the financing side of ft,' declares the McNinnviIIe Teleph Register 6tndependent) . ssIt is a very pertinent question why it should be necessary to hold two cleo tions.''
 primary has never been sat- isfactory system,s, says the Cottage Grove Sentinel (republican1. ssThe Lowell suggestion is in line with what the Sentinel has said before-''
 The primary election has cost the state $2O0so00. and what is the re- suit ?s asks the Condon Times (re- publican). tsWhy not have one e1ec- ton %
 The recent primary is an expen- sive bant1ing," says the Capital Jour nal (independent democrat). 'tIf it is an Improvement on the old con VentbOn wherein 1t is so.''
 The convention has gone. the di- rect primary IS apparently, to go. What next?-Port1and Oregonian.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-11

the obstacle away in the direction in which the light is being propagated. and the action thus exerted on the dis tant body is not compensated by g. re- action appearing at the source or on any other portion of matter. We have thus cases of action without reactions, if matter alone is consldered.
 It remains to be pointed out that in a general way the assumption which arises out of the new mechanics that the mass of a,taoody varies when it gives out heat or light does not lend itself to measurement. For example, if known masses of hydrogren and oxy- gen are exploded in a closed vessel to form water, then, since an inuaense amount of energy is radiated aWays the mass Of the water must be less than the combined masses of the two gases. But the calculated decrease in mass is only one hveIbf1lionth part of 1t. and so too small to measure.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-11
THE wEIGHr 0 FLIGHT.
Pressure Of the Sun Upon the Earth
 10000 Tons.
d.ondon Postl

Both by theory and from experiment we are satisfied that light exerts pres sure, and. this pressure when exerted on the earth by the sun was calculated by the late Prof. Poynting as amount ing to 70,o0o tons. This property of radiation has lately been used by Prof. Iangev1n in illustration of one of the flaws which are percepttble in New tonian mechanics. For example, ac- cording to Newton's third law of mo- ton, action and reaction are equal and opposite; to every action there is an equal and oppositely directed reaction. But the forces created by an electrified body do not conform to this law. This is especially evident. when radiation also occurs.
 Suppose that an incandescent body is giving off light, that is to say, elec- tro-magnetic radiation. uniformly in all directions. By reason of the sym metry of arrangement of these depart ing forces they exert no resultant force on the source from which they set out. But if the perturbations in the form of a light wave, encounter an obstacle at a distance, then the obstacle will be subjected to a force due to it's asbsorp- tion of some part of this radiant en- ergy. This pressure of light. pushes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-11
PRAGUE GIVES COAL AWAY
City Trainers Also Sen it at Rednced
 Prices to Needy Poor.

The City Of Prague. Austria, has for some winters supplied it's poor with coal either free or at reduced prices Under the plan first adopted the municipality went into the coal business. and erected depots and of fees in different parts of the city. which were in charge Of officials who made the distribution- The coal was bought direct from the mine.
 This system however, proved both unsatisfactory and expensive. De- pots had to be rented, salaries paid to officials the coal hauled from the railway to the sheds, the applicant to his home, and, lastly, the regular coal dealers complained of what they called unfair Competition.
 Last winter a new plan of distibu- ton was inaugurated Under it the 11aunicipa board administering poor relief contracted with the city's asso- citation of retail coal dealers to deliv- CT on order of the board, coal to the designated peBsons at fixed prices.
 The order for coal calling for 55, no, 166, or 220 pounds, is presented to any member of the retailers asso- cfation, who delivers the amount spe- cifed at the home of the person nam- ed in the order.
 The delivery charge to the con- signee does not exceed 2 55 cents for 220 pounds or less. Ehe retail deal CT collects the money due him from the municipality through the associa- tfon This arrangement satisfies the coal dealers, and 1t has been found more economical than the old sysl tenn.
 No person can receive in one season more than fifteen orders for 220 IDS each, or a total of orders for coal ex- ceeding $500 IDS. during the winter
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-11
THE PRIMARY IN OREGON.

Judge Lowell has started something by his recent suggestion that the di- rect primary be abolished and that a single election under the preferen- tial system be substituted The Ore gonian is surprised at the response that has come from the newspapers of the state, which, it may be sup posed, reflect local opinion.
 we agree with the judge thor oughly,'' says the La Grande Observ- CT Cprogressive) flor to our mind pri- uaaries are an entire waste of men and money" The Observer is getting pretty far from Progressive-party pro fessaon and practice when it attacks
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she can clear herself The testimony of Elwood T. Bardes. an insurance agent before the coroner, resulted in Mrs Carman's arrest. although she had been practically the only one sus- pected for several days Bardes testi- tors home when the murder shot was fired through the window of pr. Car man's office annd that he saw a vvo-
 ma generally answering Mrs. Carnan's s description walking away from the house near the window and toward the rear a few minutes after the shot
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Freeport. N. r.. July 1o-hErs Ed win carnan, wife of pr. carnaan, will be arraigned for her preliminary hearing on Monday, July 1s, for the murder Of Arra William D. Bailey an Dr. Carman's office on June s1. Mrs Carmen. the statuesq1e and handsome wife who admitted that she was Aso suspicious Of her husband that she in stalled a dfctograph in his office so she could overhear what was going on when he had women patients, is held in the Nassau county jail at M1neola- She deniess the charge and says that
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was fired, The woman had no hat on. She wore 9 dark skirt and light waist. Other with esses had testified that Mrs Carman was dressed that way on the night of the murder. Will liam D. Bailey. the husband 9of the victim, has so far taken no positive stand in the murder mystery, but it is believed that he will demand that Mrs. Carrnan go to the chair if she is guilty. SIizabeth Carnnan, daughter of the accused, stands stanch1y by her mother She says her mother was in her room at the time the fatal shot was fired.
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LITTLE BEHIlLrs
MOIE BOOK
By Leo Eapa


 MT. and Mrs. Wilkins calm Oslr to our house last mite brine1ng eharo lsa- by, and they put the ba,by avn stIlo hoar to play errount while they ~ae playing cards and 1t start1d to erv loWd1r than you wood think 1egt Ezun baby cood, it's name beeang E7ln6a16s and first Mrs VViIk11s Aawked baby tawk to 1t to make it stop, ulch it woodent, and then 1Er- V7fElxtna tegs- matter with 4tty Ftndslds ten pa watum Inattfr.
 And the baby Jest kspp avn e@w'- ing as 1owd as it's mouth wood open pop saying no woudix hee yeslinE q enybeddy addressed lanepfdge Nee that to me. I'd yell greese than tlt
 Wy, WlIlyums sed ma. how e3E wood you tauEk to a bAGT.
 cant tell yo1 how 1d taeW3E 1e SAf wun, because think I G no Swaretng sine up se1nruyar-ag asd s Benny, stppose you ran upes @ to play with then may loe.fe win aeaep kwtet-
 Wat shall I get 1t, I sed-
 Nse yure own 51tSxneslfs 1sr uc a baby 1awng afftr Lives se1 pop c [ wentsup stares-and got wen calm down the hHl1y vg nam crying avn tine 7oar, but as soon aa gave it to him he shut rita up and began to play with + and pop and uas and MT and 1Era pV111f15s ksDp arn playing cards. and the baby kepp avn playing avn the doar in the cornir, me setting thara yEa4ohtuB tt, and af- tir vile pop looked ovir this silents aerteny sowndg rs9resafiz, noo cood trust you Eeunys wat did you give him.
 Sir sed.
 sed, wat did you give him, sed pop.
 Yure razor, sed.
 Wat, yelled MT. and Mrs V1iIIelLg both togethir And they both jurae- ed up ana ran ovir and took the Sa4 zor away rum the baby, which as soon as they did, if sttid to yell aEen-
 Benny, arc you krszys sed ma
 No mann, sed, w ft dident even hardly cut itself V2ich it dident cny having a httsl blood avn its chin. but MT. and Mrs. Wilkins went rite home with him mad as enythfnss pop per- tending to be mad at me vile they p7aa going but aa soon as they had went he gave me a sent saying, next lime bring in the carving nife
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NOTICE

Bridgeport, Conn. July 10, 1914. The annual meeting of the Fire mems Benevolent Compensation will be held at the Court Exchange, Room SIS, at 2:So p. n., July 12th, to elect officers and transact any business which may come before the meeting.
 Per Order,
 ED. MOONEY, President
 H. TATE, Secretary. P1O ba
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FRANK.

Aged Uncle-I've insured my life for $5, 900 in your favor. What else can I do for your
 Nephew Nothing on earth, uncle Lance
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MARRrEiD.

JOHNsTONE-s E-sNfITHWICK--In Bria- tol, July 8, William C.. Johnstone of Thornaston and Miss Mary C. Smith wick.
 MATTHEW'S FFETE1DL1ANDER- In Norwalk. July ', Arthur s. Mat thews Of Tennessee and Miss Elsie F,riendlander.
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oNLY ONE NECESSARY.

It takes two to start quarrel p said Mrs Gabb.
 tsOh, no it doesn'ts' replied Mir. Gabb. "A man and his wife are one. .a'-Plli1- adelphia Public Ledger.
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Peace hath her vfctrP3as no Lea re nowned than war, but al1e hanIst aa many nnonuments and statnes to provs itPeoria Journal