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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
SMALL FIRES.

Burning rags, thought to have re- suited from children playing with matches, at 197 Hamilton street re- suited in an alarm from box. 651, Hal lett and Hamilton streets, at 12:56 o'clock this afternoon. Hand chemi- calls were used in putting out the blaze.
 Fire in an ice box at $50 Noble ave nue resulted in a still alarm at 12:0S clock this afternoon for Chemical
 Ceennicals were 1sad
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
AGREEMENT BEFORE
 OUTBREAK OF WAR

Copenhagen, Sept. 11.-via London, 4:10 p. m.-The vossfsche Zeitung, of. Berlin, declares that previous to the outbreak of the war Germany and Austria Hungary agreed, as now have the parties to the triple entente, not to make peace separately.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
DEFEAT OF RUSSIAN
 ARMY ANNOUNCED

London, Sept. 11-In a despatch from Copenhagen the correspondent of the Reuter- Telegram Company says that General Won Beneckendorff, un- der Won Hinde1rburg has ldefeated the left flank of the Russian army in East Prussia with his eastern army and has thereby opened the way for an attack on the eneny's rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
AI.SACE EVACUATED
 BY GERMANS

London, Sept. 11.-4:50 p. Indecent news from Rome says that telegrams from Berlin state that the evacuation of upper AIsace by the Germans con- tinues. They are withdra wing to Strassburg and Metz. It is admitted that the German army in France is extremely fatigued, whereas the en- emy is continually receiving fresh troops.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11

their marks, judging by the disturbed equilibrium of the machines. After vain efforts by the aviators to regain control both machines fell to the earth like meteorS''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
PRESIDENT WILSON
 SENDS McGOVERN'S
 NAME TO SENATE
Nomination Made Today for Collector of Customs of
 Port of Bridgeport
RY Associated Press.l

Washington, Sept. 11-President Wilson today nominated James IL. Mo Govern, of Bridgeport, Conn, to be collector of customs for district No. 6, the port of Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11

The lighting comrnittee Of the Com mon Council went to Hartford and Midd1etown yesterday last evening to inspect the lighting systems in vogue in both towns with a view to making some changes in the system in this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11

commerce commissions orders in the inter-mountaIn rate case was again put on from october 1 unth November
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
LcEN SEE TO WED.

A marriage license was granted in the town clerks office today to Thomas F. McNarmar, aged AS, wine clerk. of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11

99 Golden Hill street, and Isabell B. Bissett, aged 40. seamstress of the same address.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
RUSSIANS APPARENTLY CHECKED

Important East Prussia the to have made little at Alenstein They reported to be bobardn the strongly fortified capital of Koengberg ions, however that Germans arriving moving toward Koenigsberg A despatch says from the west concentrated of and marching in eastery direction. guard is retreang The Ale flows Koenigsberg
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
reatest Battle In History Raging East Of Paris; Germans Claim To Be Holding Their Own; While
 Allies Assert The German Troops Are RetreatinG
GERMANS TAKE MEN AND GUNS

Official German advces received in Washington declare that the Germans held their Paris capturing 50 and several thousand but retired the flank the advance of strong hostile
 Earlier despaches from Berlin the having lost 50 guns thousands prisoners.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11

The French embassy Washington received reports from Bordeaux of against the wing Today it is retired in places forty to 50 miles
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11

Are RetreatinO.
 GERMANS TAKE MEN AND GUNS
 German advces received in Washington declare that the Germans held their in two days fighting east of retired the flank the advance of strong hostile columns having lost 50 guns thousands prisoners
 FRENCH SAY GERMANS HAVE RETIRED
 The French embassy at Washington has reports from Bordeaux of marked advances against the right wing Today it is retired in some places forty to 50 miles.
 RUSSIANS APPARENTLY CHECKED
 Important fro whe the Rus sians appear progress any at Alensten They reported be bobardng strongly capital Koengsberg are indica ton however that Germans arriving moving toward koenigberg despatch Perograd says from the west concentrated the bank of the river Ale and marching easerly direction. The guard is retreatng The Ale flows north
 BRITISH CAPTURE GERMANS
 general repement of the Paris contin British troops yes terday captured 800 prisoners guns despatch from Rotterdam that official German denies that the fortress at Przey by or that the Russian forces advancing Graco has been represented at Petrograd and London.
 London, Sept 1.-The conflicting claims of official nercely emphasizes the prudence of the advice volunteered in the latest communication against drawing nfefenees from phases of the struggle before decisive result is attained.
 GREATEST BATTLE IN HISTORY
 The the ultimate of what perhaps the greatest battle in history still raging the plains of Cham the east of Paris lies in the five days the tide of battle sides but without permanent advantage to either side
 GROWN PRINCES ARMY
 still appear making headlong drive between the French line point the Verdun already army Prince William with object pushing attack result which ceded to be of extreme importance.
 GERMANS ADMIT RETIREMENT
 On the German right wing where the troops of Emperor William the British German officially retirement first reported of teegraphic in the transmission of messages
 BELGIAN ARMY ACTIVE
 of part the Belgian army beyond marrying the of German left army occupation to the bateelds to the seast of Paris.
 FRENCH CLAIM MJIELHAUSEN
 right of line report that Muehausen has again fallen into the possession of France sixth time that this Asaan town has changed hands in present war
 GERMANY NAVAL ACTIVITY
 German activity the Baltic Sea watched with report that been This probably from the sinking by torpedo boat of the mer- chant steamer UleaborgJ
 TURKEY HAS 'ENI GUESSING
 attitude of Turkey. which has been subject anxiety the foreign officers Europe mania Bulgaria have prevent Ottoman intervention behalf of Germany and Austria The allies been working strenuously to this end.
 A message received Copenhagen says that condition Prince Joachim Abrecht of Prussia cousin Emperor William, who received bullet through the thigh still
 OPERATING ON HUGE SCALE
 careful scrutiny France and Germany leads the that both sides still
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
FRENCH CLAIM MUELHAUSEN

the extreme right of the French line again fallen into the possession fifth sixth time that this Alsaan has changed hands in the present
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
GERMANS ADMIT RETIREMENT
BELGIAN ARMY ACTIVE

The of activities the part of the Belgian army be fact but to the present time has not beyond marrying of reservists left hind when the of occupation sent to the baeeds fot theNea ast Paris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
9rei gtrakenrdmber
1Ie6erfielen in Der Niittiuod Nadlf
Saeob siDis uub muroen prompt
Sait genommen.

ginen aampf nit brsi StraBen@
rdu6ern, 0esern, butte in Der Wtttt<
nod gladt gegen l llbr 9err Sacoo
gipib BON Go. TT 8eit 9. Strabe
au beiteben. Serr siois bate iein an
Ser @eit 5. Strabe gsleSenes @sl4GTs
um 12 lbr ssi6lONen unb begab F@
na6 erfulgter @bre6nnng dut umlp:'
oeu mad ieiner @obnung. Wor osr1
SauIe go. 324 DsIt 5. Strabe na9er>
ten iia ibm Drei Neger, DON ben elncs
i'm au piirgen periudte, pdhreno e'n
3tpefter linn einen Sdlag iiber oen
SopF psrIests lmb Der 9ritte oura be
SoientaI6sn beg Opfers geRen Ipollte'
9ie gurIaen batten aber Die Rednuns
p6ne Die &rGfte oes ueberfouenen 9e'
ma6t, pel9er Ii8 ous ben 8lauen 0e7
yleuer befreite uno oieIelben idneu n
bic slu6t Ialug. On Der 5. StraBe
unb Central 2lDenue gelang es Slo'g'
einen Der Burden 5il ermitteln, mel
der Don ben Ypli5iitsn galopln uno
WloQer perbdttet murDe AllI per PO~
liaeilpade itellte Ti8 beruus, paB Der
9srLaftete @iaidm Bsit DON Der ears
listc QlDenue 1T, pel6er srit tir5it9
aus Der Saft entlaTen peroen muBte'
ba ibm cine GtraFtbut, Dfl3e er be-
oangen baben iollte, nidt naagelpls'en
perben fonnte. Sofort na6 SetannF'
ipsroen oss lleberfalIss itsllten Die Se'
tettips S9r0ber, Dalton, 3bornas ilnc
aepis, iopie D.tsttipsSergeant Ste9'
ner Na9foridungen on uno es 9eIanie
linen. Sobn Suunoers, "a Sabre all
BON Ro. 2015 Snmmes Strabs, UNI
Qlaie Gran, % Sabre alt, BON gfo
| 525 garlisle @psuue, in Satt o.
brinaen. 9as 5rio tpuroe DON 9errT
sipib nit 9eItimmtbsit dls ielne An
oreifer pieoerertunnt. Die StraBen
rGu6sr batten bic aaiden hires Optsr'
aufaeI6nittsn, bod ni6ts erbeutst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
Seutider aiunieruersiu.

9ldt neue Nitglie0er Diiroen 9e'
itern glbeno oem 9eltti6en Ylonier'
nereiu 5ugeiiibrt rno in Der unter
Dem gorlis ces GrdiiOenten 5. Ds.
8eilano nio Der Brotofollfilbrung
oes Setret1rs Goitrao ardaer in Der
Central Gurnbole ituttgebabten ger'
ianlmlmg nit einer ber3li6en sln'
lprahe ieitens 0es Graiioenten eIn'
geiiibrt. Iieie neiien WtitgIieorf Tua'
rem Die folaenoen Serren: Bblllpp
Strua, @oobburn uuo CLAYTON Iue.,
aeboren 1851 in Hbeirtbapern llno III
Cincinnati felt oem Sabre 1867
sloam 6aetb, go. $40 Dorf StraBe,
aeboren 1916 in Soesbah, in Gin.
cinnati ieit 1888; 8ilbelm HaidIlc,
go. III @albom StraBe, geboren
1864 in Stllttgart, in Cincinnati
Iieit 1880; ROman SOIser, seboren in
54t alctter gIueuue, geboren 1886
| in gruben bel YIeiBen, in Cincinnati
| ieit 1880; Yoman Solger, geboren IN
9uanlltetten in guperlL III erncIll'
natl felt 1887; 9ernaro Gotb, DO
I17tt Cecil StraBe, gebOren 1886
in Somburg Dor Der Sobe, in Gin
cinnati ieit 1884; George Sumo, 9to
2o9 9pnnbue StraBe. 9eboren 1856
in gtieoer6orn i'm GliaB, III Gmcln
nati leit 1889; 5ltlius 9ebrenS, 9to
2276 SigbIano aDeniie, 9torpooo
geboren 1873 in Sannoper, Ill eIn
cinnati ieit 1887.
| Slrh Den 300 berlor Der 8erell
linn periloiienen 0touat brei DiitgIie
Der, oarrnter Oaa leste Der Charter
mitgliebern, Ssrru s. ). 8eder. Si
beioen ouoeren peritorbeneu Wtitglle
Ger iin6 6. ". Mad uno @ottDil
| Sebreht Miucndoiu. Ger Yraltoen
piomete oen Gntihlaienen einen tteI
emplunoeneu Gahruf uno ibr sInoen
fen iuuroe our6 erbebeu ppn oe'
Siben geebrt.
slui @mpiebluug oes 8oritano
ipuroe beitloiien, 6ns oiesjabrig
Stiitunasieit oas as, oas Der S9r
Elm begebt, am Samitag, Dem q
SSlni, in Gobmnnn's Sarten III Sai
len Az ieiern. Bon Der 6ariIie VI
Sitter lag ein Gonfidreiben fiir ba
anlabIi1 Der 9eerOisung Don 5ra
Sitter geiauDte 9lllmenitiif Dor III
, aud ole 5amilie 6. j. geder oanfi
, fir Die ibr betpieiene SbeiInabme.
gsa6 Der grleOiauns Der porltl
, genSen @eid1ite iolgte elm genliitI
, lihes Ylauoeritiinoteu bel elmer
, fiiblen 3rl,nf mo ihmodbaiteu Sn
h;,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
ipaIterin bon Clemens 8odlase;
@runpeiaentbum $500,

tpaIferin BON Clemens 8odlage;
@runpeiaentbum $3500,
cSno s. gdert lit Ha9labpernalter
bon RuNsa 3immermann; perionalisn
$3.50.
Oapib W. 2epp unb 2ouis Seber
iinb SeitamentsDoaftredsr bon 9arrb
Seber; perfonalien $4,000, 9runb'
eigentbum $4,000.
9lnna Srtmann 1T Seitamentsboas
itrederin BON Sohn Srtmann; perios
naIien $500.
Otto u. Stepes 1T RadlabDerpaltsr
BON Sobn g. SteOss; qsriondlisn
$3.50.
9uella so. MaObur 1T RadlabDerz
palterin bon Gbas. s. Weaobur; per
Ionalien $3.50. grunosissnt9um
$3.50.
Sopbie Gpaetb 1T SeitamentsDCaz
Itrederin bon Sobn ". Spastb; psrz
ionalisn $4,000, 9runosisent4um
$4,000.
Sobn 8. 9ilIisan 1T 5eitumentss
pollitreder Don Mice Wapfairtb; perz
Ionalien $4,000.
Der periDnli9e Nadlab Der gbitf
g. pinnep betrdst $3757.37, berje'
niae Der Marp g. Sautman $500
berienige Der Sophie 6. Sottenus
$7989.33.
l
9eri9isbsnes.
Der 21idbrise Dsrbsiratbets Stra'
Benbabns saonbutteur Clifford Dig:
gins, Del4sr bsi9ulotgt mar, elm II
idbriges Mdbden auf Srrpsge ssleltet
3u ba6en, Durbe pom SugeHori6te'
| Gprman 5u bier Wonatsn arbeitsbaui
perl,rt6silt. Ssine jungs Satin, mi
Der er srIt 111a Sabre Osrheiratbet 1T
tefano iiA NIT ibrem Sdugling in
Geri4tsiadl unb lpeinte bittere 3brd
| nen, als Oiagins abgsfiibrt ipuroe.
aatberine 5balsr 8srgfslo II. Gno
erlangtsn elm nrtbsil iiber 1888 ss
gen @eorse 9umbieI u. ano.
Gteil Mpers erlanste Elm urtbs'
lher $132.28 sesen Die Ratipnal aiD
Stod Sniurance 90.
Ioie Dillon but Elm urt6ell ube
$1O8 gsgen R. 80. Stansburp erlanSt
Staotanpalt SO. W. Sdonle ha
eeiterr audi fir ben Shulratb Die 81
reits angetiinbisie Ginbaltstlase ssg
Die 83dblung bon $13637.08 in be
, itaatIitsr Qr6eiier llniaas Weriid'
rungssGonbs angeitrengt unb DO
, Ri6ter gaIbtpea einen tempordrs
> Ginhaltsbefebl erlangt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
gdlame Smhmaber
Sislem trOt ibrer @adiamfelt Der
Gulisei in bic Sanbe.

gatentir6are Sbeen ipernen DON
gu6madsrn entpidelt, pel4e ibr bier
perbotenes 9eperbe trpB Der Wah@
Iamteit Der poliaei abiOlut tortlsBen
ipollen. ginen gsnialsn 9eoantsa
bate glrtbur WcGlurs, 40 Sabre all,
BON SO. 9O3 Gin 'Strabe, nm lem
8spsrbe gu bsmGntsln. als 9sltsT
funoi-te Goparo Reoin, 81 Sabre oil,
i'm 8rittanp @sbGuOe an Der 9: llno
Race Strabe pohnbaft. Setoe Wtan7
rer tpuroeu in bem eenannten 9eoauoe
inter Der geiduIoisung. Wett5ettel m
ibrem gsiiB gs6ubt gu haben, osr9aTs
tet. gDie bic 0etsttips ansabsn, HaRm
U}cGlure, pel6er sinen SarbterIdoen
in Dem @e6duoe betrei6t, Wetten uber
tag sslep6on an unb lieb Die Bett5et'
te[ purd sinsn tleinen Spalt I'm JuBs
bpoen auf einen Sii6 tdllen. ipel9e-
Ii6 i'm aeller bes 5auies befano. Bon
bier nabm Rebin angebli6 bic 3ett:l
tort um lie unter elmer WarmoritltTe
an einem onoeren Gnoe bes 8ebauoeS
,u psrbsr1sn, no iie McGlure lpdter
mieber abbolts. Deseleifeu lptro aIt)
Rsoin bei4ulbist, uIs qlufpniIer tllr
WscGlure fi,ngirt gu habsn unO fpar
fir oieIeu 3tped in einsm Gu0en an
Der 9. strabe itatiOnirt. Der Srus
aing iulanse gum grunnen bis sr
Srah. pie Oetsttips ianoen pnpler'
i'm geTs Der @srbdftsten DOR, ipeI9'
ols gsps.smaterial Dor Seriat gsnil'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
ltnIiebiamc @eriuedsluus.

las Spier elmer iebr unliebidmen
3erpetSlimg lit III ben lesten 5asen
ser 5apetenbGuOler Serr 6reo.
S5ennies, BON 9to. 1860 glm Stru6e,
elm langidbrigeS Wlitslieo oes Gent
id)en Sanoipebrpereiits, eeiporoen
Serr Sennies iit uamlid BON Der
id,ieoener Seitc nit einem gerpiller
ssoiepb Ni. Sennings, BON go. 1880
Gin Strabe, perlpebielt iuoroen, &C.
gen een Dor ei,tigen 1agen eint
Sdeioungsflaee anbaneig geulndll
iporoen mar. Servings ipar in oei
aIaae ais 5apetenbdnoler be5eltnet
porScn uno oa &err Seunies oas ein
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

bas 1bema Die leBten Gramen Scr
huro Sauptmann's" balten mIrr.
9llBeroenl miro aud ein WhllifpfO'
gramm sur 3ur6filbru1g gelan9el'
un0 6err @llitau Clemens miro en-
@eigeniolo 5u @ebor brlngen oa5
pon Serrn aarl &oepte alli Dem &Ia-
pier begleiten peroen ptro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
Yenninluauia Sabu 5abrplan'@er
auoernng.

@cm udfiten Sonntag, 8. Spril,
an miro 3ua yeo. 80 BON Cincinnati
nat Hihmono nm 2:10 9tn. OBJ
labren unS 3uq 46, pelher pom Htd'
nronO nm 6:45 @orm. nad GlncIn'
natl abid6rt. miro migegeben.
3,ta AZ, fpeIdler tdgIid nm 9:4s
gni. BON Cincinnati naA Hidmonl
a6ia6rt, iGbrt MIR an 8ohento9en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

sige gapetengeIddft in Der gsadbar'
idlait beiibt, rparen piele Berionen 81
Der 9lnii6t gefommen bob IN DER
Sanilie Senries 1lnirieoe ausgebro-
diem iei, mas abiolut nidt ben SDd'
iahen entIpridt, oa Serr uno Srai,
Sennjes in ser groBten eintradt nit
einanoer leben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
Sentid,er aebrcrpcrein.

Ser Geutibe 2ebrerperein halt
am gamitae 9tuhnlittag um balb
brei lIbr in Der sluld Der % ii
itriftifuiIe, al Der @ine StraBe uno
llnioeriitp 9lnenue, cine 8erIuntn,'
luna ab, scIeaentlid fuelber Ser
9rofeilor Or. 0tor Yoa bon Der bic
iieen llniueriitat eiuen 8prtrae itber
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sdIus Der spmpbOnieiaiion.

Wttt BEN beioen &un5erten Die
heltte Na6mittog lmo ntorgen 9lbenO
i'm Gnerp auditorium itattfinoelt er'
reidt ole biesiGbrige Saiion Oieier
aon3erte ibren slbidluB. glls Solilillt
tpirft in oen beioen aon5erten Die be-
tenute sutiItin SSeauue @erpllle-
Reade nit. Gas 5ur Gurfiiibrung
aeIauaenoe 8rosranm lit tpie iolgt;
Suitc in 3 Dur gddl
glrie .0ipiuitss ou Stpr" 9lud
gier ,,Gbaratter &iecen" 6oote
aric % mon fills" Wsnerbeer
gnmpbcuie No. s geetbppen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

Ridtsr 9eQ hattie iif geitern nit
9(lbert gfau au befaiien, ipel4sr elm
aiinitler i'm S9neQfabren mar. Der
lun9e Mann bate in ieinem Waaen
cine qrGBere Qnaabl Treunoe uno
iagte bic 8ine StruBe in Ooaer 5abrt
entlun1. Die gpliaiiten qlaubten an
fdnalih, DaB irqenopo Elm Teuer aus
qe6roAen lei. SroB aqer 2urufe belt
Qfau nit ieinem &raftpaasn ni6t an
uno nabm es lGnaere ,3eit, biz er aes
fteQt puroe. @eitern mar Bfau i'm
Muniaipalaeridt febr aabm uno ers
tlGrte Dem Ri2ter. odB er nit ielnen
Ereunoen bon elmer godbier. .pdrtp
aetommen unb iebr peraniiat eetDeien
| lei. gi6ter 8eQ belt bem 8elhul'
biaten cine QroBe Stanopaute, in mel
der er humorilttich purbe uno benz
| iunaen Mann iuate; nWenn 2euts
2eute cSbres Sdlaaes orei gptbier in
ieoem 4uae haben bann Difen IL
ii6er6aupt niht me6r, mas lie thur
uno biinten iid Serren berSituation.
S25 8eloItrafe nebit Soften !uutstt
ons urtheil.
8eorge Sturm unb 2ouis 5utt
IpIten ii6 ositern unter Der geiaul'
oiqun1 bes aleinbisbitabIs uno oel
Sc6beihGbiauna perantporteu. 0l
Wdnner iton0en i'm Gerbacht. Sele
| p6onbrdbt, pel6er inter Der Suo
balm Bride Qeso1en lit. a6aeI6ntttel
4 gu baben. @eItern soqen bic 8ei9ul
biaten ibr @eitGnoniB piebsr auriir
uuo ertlarten. bab iie Die Sbat nu
einaeftanpen bdtten, um it'd Dor WttB
banoluHQen bur6 Die 9etettips 81
Ihiiben. fans Tie troB ibrer llnihull
bic Shat nitt einaeiteben Pteoerbol
npllen bic geI6ulptoten pon WtiB
hunolunoen bieier Qlrt oebOrt baber
Rihter Bell nobm oieies aIs eine qc
ruQenoe @ntIduloiauno an uno iprac
Die 9lneetldotcu frei, inbem er aus
fibrte. bab elm unter Druid erarpur
aencs Gsitdnbnib fur tbn ntHt mar
aebeno lei.
Dor einioer 3eit lpurben 9eoro
| 6arriion uno 6arris WlaIon unter be
9eIAulbiaun9 bes 5oidenoiebituAI
perhaftet, bod tonnte linen i'm "
-t6t feine itrdfbdre 6dnoluno nu6al
pieIen iperDen. 9eitern itonoen oi
: ielben MGnner Dor Rihter 8ell, III
fin duf bic 9eih"lotauna bes vi
driffs uno Der &orperoerleBuna
rerantporten. glah turaer 8erhanl
: luna fpurben bic 9lneetlaaten gu ie 8
] Saoen 9lrbeits6aus unb $50 Sell
I itrdfe nebit Soften perurtheilt. 9
arbeitshausitrafe puroe iuspeHoir
+ oa bic 9srurtbeilten iid bereit ertld
| ten. bic Stuot fpfprt Su perlaiIeu.
Bum erften WaIe in ieinsm 2ebe
iuh oeitern 9lnlpdlt 3. q. Qt. Saport
ieinen ShrpieoerIohn @eprae SpertoI
: ,pelher freipilio aus SSnoianappl
nah bier auriiduetommen mar. nm i
D ouf bic 9efhuIbiouna bes 9rpsoie
/. ftahIs All berantpprtsn. Spertpu nj
L nit einem oerpiiien Soll in sSnbtant
J, pplis auf @runb elmer geidulbilur
r oieIer 2trt ieitens Der SSirma SbnG
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9lms bent Munisipalgerid)t

Sbeure .9odbier>9urtp". - S6ulDs
6etenntnib unter poliseiltHem
Orud bat Dor Ri4ter 9ea feline
Geltung. = S6pisasrouter Der.
tbeibiqt SanieQerio6n, ben er aum
eriten Male au 9eii6t betommt. -
Green gropn muR peaen @erna4a
lGfIigunq ieinsr sFauliIie auartier
i'm 9lr6eitsbdus neAmeu.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-27
Peace de L~ea Failed, ais Pv,.~ D.
Fonnd.

Ponce de Leo the daring explorer
searched among the swamps of Flor.
ida for the fountain OF youth, which
the Indians said would restore pow
sr and make people young. He did
rot lind u.
Thousands Of chronic intetiual.
bowel and stomach sufferers have
written TO Geo, II, Aayr. l54 Whit.
Ing ST., Chicago, in quest of health.
They have found it His remedy
composed Of healing vegetable oils
hon France, has indeed given them
back the health of youth.
Why suffer from indigestion, gSas~s
on the stomach. fainting spells, tor.
p'd liver, constipation and all the
evils of dlsordered stomach when
there Is relief herey Mayr's Wonder.
iul Stomach Remedy Is now sold hers
by Geo. ". Neither & 20.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-27
SALMON LOCALS

Jchn Brown ~as visitor at Ten
doy Sunday.
Gray Purcell left this morning
for Long Beach, California, where
he will make his home.
Ion CastsrIin and wife came up
from their ranch nsar North York
Monday.
Mrs. Mulvanes and little daughter
left this morning for butte for a
visit sith relatives and fTienns.
Mrs. Laa,bert and little son. left
this morning for Montpelier, whore
sbe ~ill visit her folks and other
friends.
James Mecormlek has returned to
Salmon again after several months
absence In different mining camps
Of the state and Nevada.
j. h. Noddings Is busy putting IN
tbs weirH at..the head-gstss OF Jesse
creek, which were ordered done ny
the water master . couple Of weeks
ago.
Ralph Nichols was down from Gil
more the last OF tina week looking
after his candidacy for the nomina.
tion Of county coiu M issloner of .be
third district.
l, IL reported that baby boy Mas
born to Rev. and MRS. Clinton Lee
the past week. Rev. Lee In q SON Of
Mrs. Chas. Lee who lives on ranch
east OF town. They are located In
Minnesota.
Alex Widdowson WAS down from
his home at Gilmore the last OF the
week. Mr.. widdOws0n In q candi
date Tor the nomination for sheriff
on the ,epubliean Tickle, and was look
Ing after his candidacy In these
parts.
We are asked by the school hoard
TO say that the date OF opening the
Salmon schools will not be on Sep
temisr eth ~ reported last week but
Will bs 90 the sth. THIS change is
made on account OF Labor hay which
II the TIN Of September this year and
10 LEGAL holiday.
Nels Nelson and family came In
Monday bv AUTO. Their home Is In
Dillon but they have been touring
the country between Dillon and Spo-
kane and are nos on their way home
from Spokane. Thev came around by
Wav OF boise and the southern part OF
the state and will 20 out by Gibbons.
Vile AMI visit some relatives In the
Big Hole no ore returning TO their
home In Dillon.
Y. u. Thompson, who has been here
for about eight months, left last
Thursday morning for his homo In
Boise. lilo was accompanied by Miss
Ruth klmmel Of Du Quoln, H.,
relative Of Mrs. Thompson's. She
has been visiting In the valley for
the Iast six weeks. She will visit
relatives around liolse for few days
before returning TO North Yakima,
where she will meet friends for
shart visit before returning 10 her
home In the east
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-27
WAR BULLETIN
tContlnued from Page One. J

unfortined town oi Nancy, German
defeated at Gumbinneu and captured
500 prisoners. japanese heet has
coma enced bombardment OF Using
Tau. British, French and Russian
vessels taking part In blockade. Jap
an and Austria have come Ia friendly
agreement ny Austria dismantling
her cruiser a Using Tau. Italian
army has been raised to s00,O 900 and
Is concentrating en Austrian front.
Ter. Late dispatch from Erench war
ofticV says that because of unforeseen
difficulties, English and Freneh Arm-
les on left wing OF hig hattie have
been compelled To retire to covering
positions.