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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29
@eroen berbnftet nnb nls 9ricgsgc.
fangene bebanoelt.

@ien, 90. ssrIi. 9ie geiante Sc
n5Iferitng bat DIE &riegserfldrimg
mit9e9eiiterine aufgenommen 0tnn
batte 6en &rieg als unpermeiolid)
ougeieben uno mar frob, ourd Die
arieqscrfI1rtng tpeiterer l1ngetpiB-
belt ertboben 81 iein
lleber Die Sruppen6elpeglrnger
meiB man fnft gor nidlts. benn es
miro itrenae 3eriiir geiibt uno Die
3ethtnqen fino nidt III Ser Gage. ir-
uenouelhe 0fitteiluneen 5u MAIDEN.
@o immer iih nber Offijiere 11to
Solooten 5eigten. purben ibnen bon
Ser 9enolferimq Sbntionen bereitet.
Die MilitGrifde RimoI6ou. oas
offi5ieIlc Sraon ser S(rinee. berihtet
bon it1orfen a1lnpfen Lungs oes
Sslui1es 9rina, mo- ierbiid]e SSreitpiI-
Iige slneriffe ouf oiterreifiide@ren5-
fuofen beriuhten. sic ober prompt
3iiriidgeihIoeen ipiiroen. 9as 9lati
neib oud1 5u berihten. oaB cine gb-
tcilunq Serben irrtiimlif duf einen
icrbiihen transport aeidoiien lrno
mebrere ierbiIfe SoIooten eet0tei
mn nertuiinbet babe.
9onoon. %. SuIi. Ger Tcters.
burger 9orreiponbent ser Wornina
Eoit meloet. er lei IN Der Gage feit-
TteIIen Ill fonnen. oaB. ioboIo Die
Sefterreiher oie ierbiidle @ren5e
iiberidlreiten. HiBlauo ofort mobili-
fieren nno ins SeIo sieben miro. ohne
Riidiidt ouf Die ssoIeen, bie ein ioI-
DIES @orgeben baben fonr1tc.
ct. Tetersburg, 90. SuIi
Die Ginednae su allen riiiiiiden Sd'
ZEN peroen burh Minen geihiibt
Nile SofenIifter fpur6en ousgeloiht
Tos 4riegsminiiteriiim bat oie Ser.
fiiquna iibcr ale fueitlideit giienbab'
nen iibernonmer.
@ien. 90. SSitIi. 1eiitfhlanS
uno SStoIien ieten ibre 9entiihungetI
fort. Sen arieg 5u lofaIiiieren unS
oie Tnitrcngilngen oller eiiropdilfer
0ipIomotcn riften iid mad, Dem
aIeidien Sicle.
pis hcite firth iino bon &itbIane
feline tpeitercn Nelbunaen einaetrof,
fen uno 0as riiiiiidle Reid, bot alid
feinen ipeiteren geriuf genudt, in
ser 4ontroperie 81 interoenieren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29
ySmfel SDe" wicocr inn
Telb.
Gr-Sprcdler Cannon fMnbigt icine
Sanoioatur an.
Semator Stcpbenipn ppn @iseuniin
Der Eplitif miibe.

9anpilIe, Sn., %. Suli. So
iepb q. Cannon, friiberer Spre6er
oes gun0es-I -IbseorOneteubauies CAB
bier beute leine aanoioatllr ols 9lbge-
orOneter pom IS. SSlinois 9iitrift
befannt. Inter nnorem lagte er:
Sd babe Die Domination ni6t
aeIudt imo iagtc es auh 10 Dem ao-
mite; a6er nod elmer aonferen5 nil
ligte i6 Elm, elm aonoioat inter Der
9eoingung 5u iueroen, oaB Die Sri.
mdrmablen am 9. September ab9e-
boIten miirbcn. Sd fiinoigte Ocs-
bolb in aler 1Sorm meine annoi0atlr
on. @erbe id) nominiert, 10 meroe
id, mid nit oaer gnergie Inn Die Or
uablung beDcrben. @irO Elm unorcs
RepubIifancr nonliniert, per0e id
mid nit oerieIben Gnergie fiir feline
grip6blune einieten
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29
9ebtt &riegs=
na9ri9ten.
Sranfreid) riiitct tit aller
Stille sum arieg.
(Gingelalfen nod ShluB Der 9fe-
0aftlun.)
3mmmer 1884.

Earis, 30. Suli. ,Sranfrcidl
riiltet i'll aler Stille. uber nit gro
Sem @ifcr gum arie9c. glle aftipcn
Sruppen mcroen III Der 9tdhc Der
0ren5e fon5cntricrt.
Sic groBen 0ieblniiblcn Don Cor.
bell in Der 9tdbe Don Earis ltcbcm
inter niilitGriiher 8cluaflrno iu0
mcrOen i'm Sale ocs &ricges pon Der
0iilitirbcboroc iibernonllncn ucrocn.
lic Barrier 9dder lcaen grobc &or-
rGte an!0iebl Suriid ir10 Oic9c6orOen
legcn, I'M cincr Nungersnoi III Der
&altptlta0t por5ubeugcn. cin Magn-
sin an, in Dem $4,000 Sonncn Mcbl
in &elerDe gcbaltcn peroen.
9ie 9Soli5ci iiberlunht lebr iorg-
itiItig nllc hicr lcbenOen 9eiitid)en
lnb Scltcrreiber, ocren es mebrerc
tariicno gibt.
Ter EoliSeiprdicft bat nerbotcr,
oaB aaficebdltier ilnb gcitaironts
aif Den 9iirgeriteiaen lno i'll Den
Scrniicll ino &iosfs nor ibren 9ofa-
len 0cn @diten icrlpicren. Die &c
gierllng hat bic Trciie aiigeforoert,
in ser @croffcntlibung Don gta6rid,-
fen iibcr oic Strife icbr porliftig Ill
iein. ariegsminiiter @eiiiinp inipi-
5ierte sic brabtloien Seleeropbcn-
itntionen iunb bot angeor0nct. bob
Ser 9ean1tenitnb peropppeIt lpcroc
iinb Die Nberbenlr1ten Gag rul6 9todlt
i'm Sienite bleiben iollen.
@or ben Sporbanfcn 0r1neen iif
2clitc. bic ibrc Spargroihcn suriid-
uerlanqen, ba in Griegsfane olIc
;3ahlunaen cinaeiteat wer0en mir
Den.
Sem gorf, %. 2uli. Ssor ici-
ncr 9lbreiic nod Guronn crfIorte
beute @rnf &orolpi, iSiibrer Der TN
gnriiheil llnabbongigfcits Tortei
BOB bic pnIitiife Sitirntion iliht 70
oclifot gctporben m1rc. penn feline
Tartei IN ltneorn am &iiocr ecfueien
nGre. ngl6er mir finb oIle Eotrioten
lnlo meroen llns ltnt itnfere Slogge
idarciL" fiiete er bin5u.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29
@atte ST luenig @aiOlin.
Sluiatifcr 5rr gtutlanenng ami Snta-
ripice geSiunngcn.

st. GATHERINGS, Ont, 30.
S&Illi. Gas WehcimlliS bes perlaiie-
nen SpOrO-9leroplons, oen man &c.
itcrn ans Dem Gntoriolee 5og unO
nod Sort GalboHiie tai,te. puroe
bier belte nnA 9lnfunit bon 81. 9.
9luiieQ. eincm 9luiatifer aus Boron.
ton, geloit. yuiiea er5dbIt, er bate,
als er 1900 SUB in Der Suit uris
feds Meilen rom Suoufer bes Sees
entfernt mar, entoedt, 0oB er niht
geliigeno @oioLin beiiee gioif
lonOete er i'm @oiier lino puroc cine
6albe StunOe ipoter bon einem nor-
iiberfabrenOen Iampfer aufgeerif.
fer. 9fuilea flog beute mad Toronto
5uriid.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29
Ginbaltsbefebl sesem @atten.

Sort Suron, @2id.. %. 2SuIi
9ie Gidter Gam uno Sappan ba6en
eeeen NfihoeI SdneiOer einen @ill-
boltsbefebl erlaiien, Ser ibm oerbie-
tet, iid ieiner Satin gmma S6nei.
ser su nGbern ooer iie ireenopie 81
beIGitigen, ioIanse Der gegen i'm ar-
geitrengte Sdeibunsspro5eB i'm
@ange iit. iSrau Sdneioer bebaup.
tete, oaB ibr Mann ibr nit oem 20
georobt bGtte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29
Sie MftienbOrlem muo
Der &rieg.
stimmnng lit peiiimiftiid
nllo groBe anrsucrlnitc
tretem ein.
gritiide Suniuls erreidcm tiefitcn
Stanb lett Sabrbnmocrt.
yerliner Sanfiers beIdlicfem Sns
penoicrnns bes Scrminbanbels.
gscw gprfer SOrie perseidlnet Yer.
fGufe srpken ltmiamscs.

2onoon 80. SuIi. Ser ernlt
Der Sage ipiegelte ii6 auf Der 9orie
mieoer, no britilfe &oniols bis auf
6912 ianfen, ben tiefIteu Stano leit
Den eriten Sabren bes porigen Sa6r-
bltnoerts. Ger &lirs beiierte ii6
erit mieoer, els Elm Iegierltngsmof =
Ter an Der @orie eri6ien uno alle
&onloIs nuffaufte, beren er 5u 7O1a
hobbnft iperoen fonnte.
st Teters bnrg, 80. 2SuIi.
Sie Sorie mar beltte geidloiien uno
pirh mabrdeinli6 crit am n66iten
Wfontag mieoer cr0ffnet meroen.
9iberpopl. %. Snli. Sic bic
iige @0rie bot beltte nidt gebanoelt,
ionoern lid fiir einen Gag gei6loiien
erfl1rt.
am iteroum, 80. SsnIi. Gie
hieiige gorie tpuroe fir beute ge-
idloiien.
9erlin, 80. SSuli. Ger @crein
Ser @onfiers lit belite suiommenge-
treten unb bot beihloiien, eegen Die
SdlieBung Ser bieiigen 9orie slt
itirnlnen. Togeeen tpiiroen aGe Ger
nlingeid)dfte inspenoiert. 9aiienge-
i6dfte peroen fortgefett. Die Stin-
nntng in 9anffreiien lit peiiimiitiid.
Die Geiitid]e 9lei6sbonf miro oell
9insfiiB morgen ipabriAeinIid bon
bier oitf fiinf Tro5eitt erbohen.
geem . OFF, 90. SSuli. Die bic
iiee gorie lit infolge Der Sage in
europa III fieberboftem ,3nitanoe
ilnb %erfditfe neroen in groBen1 llm-
fange norgenommen. Nfebrere Ea-
pierre batten aursperlitIte bon orei
bis 5u fiinf Eunftcn 5u per5cidnen.
Soronto, Ont, %. Suli. 0ie
9lftienborie bIeibt geidloiien, bis Die
Gage in europa lid in enem ooer
Dem anoeren Sinne gednbert bat.
80 o II real, 80. SSuli. Sie 9e-
boroe Der 8ouperneiire Der Mftien-
borie, Oie geitern nah Der erfoIgten
&riegserflGrrng Die 9oie gci6loiien
bot, fiinoigte beltte an. bnB Der
9orienbanoel iuipenoiert bleiben
miro, bis Die Gage in europa ii9
gcbeiiert bat
Serlin, %. SuIi. Die 9orien
in Samburg lino sSranfilirt a. Yt.
baben ane Sern1ingeid)1fte iitspen-
biert.
Gbicoso. 30. Suli. llnn1ittel-
bar nod @rofiniing ser 9oric err
foI9te gegen Griuarten Der 6dnOIer
Elm beoeuteiloer SaIl Der @ei3enpeiie.
9ie erIten Greiie maren mebr nls
smei Gents pro 9uibel nieoriger.
Ssn tpenigen 9lugenblifen oarauf
fielen bie Ereiie nod Inn meitere
stpei Gents, oann gob es eiii plot
Iihcs Steigen Inn iiber orei Gents,
Dem tpieoer elm SSallen folgte. Die
9lrlfreging aiif Dem 6litr uno alif
oen 8allerien Der g0rie mar enorrr.
glneroings gnb es feline 10 tumul-
tuoien S5enen tpie eeitern, ais Die
9fadrid)t bon Der &riegserfIGriing
eineetrofTen mar.
SpGter tpurbe Ser Mnrft itetiger,
na6oem oie Yreiie Inn 43s Hltnfte
gefnllen tpnren.
g e M 9 OFF, %. Sl,li. Cine oIl-
gemeine Grbolilng fol9te aui Der
90rie Ser Generalization in BEN
6riibitltnOen un6 ipe5ieG Canadian
Tncific erbolten lid gut. gu gnoe
Der eriten Stunbe maren bie Ereile
mieber felt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29
9eulmutor beriagte.

@ranb Ropibs, Ntid., %.
Suli. 0r. Socob S. tSabian, 29
Sabre nlt, Der erite 9lr5t, Der in
Srano &apios ben Rulmotor einge.
fiibrt hatte, ertranf i'm Tee0's See,
nahe bier. iino Die glnipenoung eineS
@SuImctors blieb erfolglos. Die
9eide EDac nur wenige Yiiiiiiten i'm
@aiIer-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29
aram Wiarr seebrt.

Gaming, @idl., 90. SSuIi. Srou
Oscar 9. Morr. Satin oes 9iirger-
neiiters pon 9etroit, miro cine Der
8ertreterinnen ocs Staatcs Dtiti-
gan bel Der bnnoertiGbrigen 6eier
ocs Stor SpongIeb Banner, Die POM
g. bis t5- September in Baltimore
itattiinoen miro, iein. Gic Grnen-
nuna erioIgte ourdJ 8ouuerncnr
cSa--;s
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29

pie eitt5ise fdsri9e oeitf.
f4e geituns In 2ai6igan.
wer6e Die 9epefoPen Der
EH. YreHe Brinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29

= gbenopoIt 9eier ioqten Die
Nr;eiocn Acs 9lbenos nisihneioen
uno lie mitbringen, Denn iie BEL
4oufIeuten ginfGufe maiden
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-29

OSiStuu UDHtpubptS%tf
Sriidr in bic Suit
geiprengt.
Sn Totsbam finSet elm srufer Sami.
lienrat itatt
Saiier, aniierin nnb Sronprins ncb-
men baran tcil.
9epeifeniucdiel siuiiHen 9aiicr @il-
helm nno Gar Hifulaus.
&onflifte an Der 6iterreidHid)-ierbi-
id,en @rense.
sllIe rnrupGiidpen g0ricn bplIfom.
men SemprnIifert.
Senfihe Srnppen in boiler Seloans-
nnsriiitnne on Die 1rense.
EnifiidDe 8renstrnppen NIT idDarfcr
0fnnitipn betcilt.
3orbbrttidle ner0ffentlidlt berubi-
senbe Grfldrnns.
Shfttsnrter Sosialiiten bempnitric.
rem gesen ben aries.
Odtereifnif]e nnb rniiid)e Diploma
ten in y6Dnneriatiun".
Serfnbren sesen fuaffenfGbisc Ser
ben in Der Suppelmonardlie.
@eroen berbnftet nnb nls 9ricgsgc-
fansenc bebanoelt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
RATE E1HEf EsKt1rG IS
 EXPECTED SATEJHDs sAY


 New York Jane 12 pecte lions ara cr around y for am nouncament of the rate decision. The Street has been promised the decisicn before the Interstate Con1merce Conn mission Ad5Ouz1as for the sumrner. It also has been assured that the decSs- ion would be given out while the stock market is not in session. so as to pre- vent any violent huctustions in stocks. A decision rendered on Saturda ay won "a s11eGl,le e holders of stock to lay plans for possible marked response to he decds@ ion W1ithozt haste
 The Street looks for an increase of aGbout three per cent and anytiaing g above that would undoub5ed1g 5e hailed as bu1lsh factor " afIe suY- thing 1ess would be blow % the sa1ock market Traders are in1lfposed to participa4e in the market bending the announcen4ent of the deci5ion, nov deemed so near That was one req son for thets1ugg shness of the nlssrke y esterday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
BRIDGEPORT CONCERN
 GIVES sB1G IRON ORDER

Thae Iron Trade Review say s CT atL < uai ft1crease in foteEeef on the E arr o1 bslsxa o1 p iron q s he'd sEnas tasdals IS being hn1ifessted an |, on tk e whole the tone of the maask st shows a aliFffs Irnproverxfent There aaed ac- tizrfty in pig iron in some csIlterE 1f E caused a much better feeling, and tr is believed that lower prices win nne prevail.
 orders the past week have incIEI 1e q ao 0o0s tons Of 5asae lpis iron for conn same tonnage Tor a compaAny at En- pew. M The sales of the week Hta the Nev York terrftnny afhr anked tu 10000 foas Buffalo sellers dz posed sl about 25spoO tons
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
BIGEL OW CARE E T C(l.
 MAY SEEK STOCK
Offer Has Been Made on Basis of $22S For Each
 Share.
tBarron Financial News-)

New York. June 12The Bigelow Carpet Go, in which New England capital is largely interested. has sent a circular to stockholders containing
 an offer for purchase of the property on the basis of $22S per share, includ- l ine the July dividend. The circular says in part. An offer has been made for the stock of this co1npany of $z75 per share in cash after the regular dividend of 8, payable July 4, 1914, and a special dividend of $50 a share from the accumulated surpluH Of prohts ttoebe paid upon ecceptance ce Of the offer by 74 per cent of. the stockho1ders) provided that 75 ger cent of the stock of the company properly endorsed in blank For trasrs fer IS deposited on or before July 4os 1914"
 The board Of directors will accept this ofFer for the stock held by them and recommend it's accepta nee by the other stockholders of the conn pauy Phelps Dodge & Go. have decIaz ed the regular dividend of s2.50 a share, ana ar extra dividend of $a 50, beth
 payable June 2S to stock of reccreL
 Juno 15.
 The Chicago & EsasteEn Illinois E.aa il-' road Co. is not earning the int crest on it's SIS 018s0o0 hrst and refunNtng mort gase four per cent. bonds. and thatr sharp market decline since the 1rst
 of the year indicates a default on July Sinra May 27. 1913, when the lee- iceivers were appointed. the 1nter'ssE
 on these bonds has been paid twice, once on July 1915 and again on
 January q 1914. but the decline in bus
 mess since the latter date ustlzes m Q
 pa yFn1ent Of July interest at lslAst doubtfu1
 Gross earnings of the road had
 fallen or s2ooOoo by April 30 and by
 fl1e close cf the year will # ls sAti-
 mated. have decreased fully $500 0sOoc.
 The interest on the z.efunding fos1rs approx xizna2es $s60.O0o but addltIoasl
 rlslttritiea of principal Of esflprn snt
 trusts and other bond interest make
 the July rnateurit1es amount to
 about S62Eo00.
 The Delaware Hudson co. has
 Ho1a to local banking yndin ate
 $4 500.00O of its first and refun6dng four
 per cent. eold bends. due 1szs all ci
 which have been disposed of 10 inv eS-
 tors by the pzIrclaa asing syndfcata
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
sFrrR l1sE CEASES TIT
 1lfsHrT Ix1ElEEEsE3 HOURs
Fast Nutor Boat Finally 0verhauIs
 AHln Ma1afed For Non-support.

South Dyerg7a1k. Conn, June F After a thrilling chase of three and e, half hours ir motor boats on Long Island Sound Edward Heisenan keeper of Peck's Ledge Ldghthouse was arrest Fed for non support yesterday He was held under bond to pay his wife $s q week.
 When the cf1cers started after Heise- men they were seen by the lighthouse keeper. who Jumped into a motor boat with hts brother and started full speed ahead
 The fast police boat gained slowly on HeisenlsH1's craft and when the launches were neck and neck, Detec- tive. 5ergt LeatherIand lashed them toge her. Eeisernan protested against his arrest on the Sound. declaring that the officer had no Jurisdiction. but he was taken n custody.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
BIG BLANKET MORTGAGE
 FOR NORTHERN PACIFIC

Stockholders of the Fzerthern PaeiEic hallway Company at a special meet ing af New York yesterday appr owed the recomm endatfon Of the directors that a blanket mortgage be placed on the property. Several of the stock holders asked for information regard- ing the probable amount of the mort gage. They were informed that this matter would be determined by the directors at an early date.
 1t is understood that the mort gage may total from $500 GOO, GOO to $500 900, E 900 and that a $20 COG. 600 stock issue will shortly be announced in connection with contemplated Improvements on the road.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
VACATIONS WITHOUT
 PAY AID RAILROAD

st. Louis Mo Jl1ale 12-The elnp7oyes and onacers from odlce boy to pres- ident of the St Louis Southwea ter n Railroad Cotton Be1tD with the ex- ception of the employees of he r a1is- win be forced to take a three; q ayss vacatfon without pay during the month of June This is due Yzice- I7resident Nelson announced to poor business
 saving to the road at $12,O00 during the month The three-day fuflough was decided on as better procedure than to cut down the number of employ es.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
THE WEATHER FORECAST
GIHzNlERAIs

Tine disEus bance which was central over the al1e region yesterday morn ing is now pazsing fout the St. 11as1- renee valley It is causing warm mugey weather with occasional light local showers in the eastern districts. General showers were reported dur ing the last q hours from Colorado eastn ard to Ohio The greatest amount of rainfall reported was 150 inches at Kansas City, MO. An area Of high treasure central over Mime sota Is causing cool. pleasant weather in the north western districts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
Q. TIA. U. TO HOLD
 FIELD DAY SOON
Two Bridgeport Men WiII Be Haissd to Priesthood,
 June 26.


 Plans are rapidly going forward for the anrual state parade and field day Of the Cathol1c Total Abatinence Union which win be held iii ATiddletosvn. Sat urday. June 20. 1t being expected that there will be at least 500ao persons ln line in the pe1ade with as many more visitors Governor simeon E. Bald win has been Invited to head the par ade. but as yet no word has been re- |ceived from him.
 Nearly all of the factories have agreed to close down for the day and without doubt # will be the biggest lcelebra lion that city has known since Taft Day in 1909. The parade will come in the morning. while in the af- place ct Crystal Lake Park. followed 1 by dance in the evening in Ar1nory Hall
 Tbe ae1d dsly will attract such men as Jinanaies NEend ell the former 7Ves- 1ayan track captain and Olympic hs1r- l A naerican A. e. Melvin Sheppefd. and FatrfcA lAcDnnald. There will be a number Of open events, and in addi- It1on special events will be provided for members of the O. T. P societies. l The dftl1 annual retreat for women ] it is allnouiaced in the s'Catholic Tran Eseript will open at Mt St Joseph Iserninsry. 1Ehni ltor Heights. on Thurs day, June 2H and will continue to |1Ion6 ayg June 2e. The exercises VIII | bs con 1rcted ny Rev. Owen E5ill, g J., lof Hudha1n university. These re- ltreats are being co11ducEed in many 1 parts of the country Busy women Ind it most he1pfal and agreealbae for sneyFing and promoting the spiritual cn s1ddsys June 2e. there win be len OrdInatfah in St Josephss Cathedral. Isevg James Barrett and Rev. Thou- 1 ss 1Ts Hoy og St. Tlaon1as semin ary, l will then be raiaed to the prasethood. i Both eand5 dates are from the Sacred l 1Heatk par ah. Bridgeport Both are 1 allaNpn of St Thoznas Seminary, Hart
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
PRoPHBcY FUIFIIIED.

Defeated Candidate=You encour- aged me to run for the office. You know you did You said you thought I wouldn't make a bad alderman.
 Trt1sty HenchmanVV Well. the re- turns seem to show that I was right Christian Register.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
THE TEST.

sIt takes a lot of courage and pa tience to be an explorer, doesn't it 2ss
 .'Yes," replied the adventurous man. ssDiscovering things isn't so bad. But great Scottt What you have to go through when you get back to cfv1li- zatton !,,-W ashington Star.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12

interstate commerce commission to re- tain their lake lines and continue their control Of the lake and rail rate sit nation.
 With summer tourist rates in effect since June 1, passenger traffic is be- ginning to show some Improvement. This is expected to enlarge and be- come very pronounced after July A. when the business will be in full swing until the beginning of Septem- ber
 One of the first results Of d change in receivers 4for the Pere HEareuette was the removal of W A Garrett who was made executive officer and head of the sdEninis u tive depart ment by Samuel M F.elton; last March His personal stan retired with hun and Fran ilk E Alfred. gen seral nnanagers was inst zIled in the va cancy. 1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
THE BOSS EXPLAINS.

How is it that the reformers don't put you out of ibusiness2''
 They outnumber my gang, admit get together. They want too many dffferent kinds of reform -s'-Pitts- burgh Post.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12

One hundred and fifty newsbovs badges were given out By Clerk SrnitF at pc1ice hsadquarters last night, fal ing the supply.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
RAMROAD NEVys

Western service of the Grand Trunk Pacific is being quiokeneo between Winnipeg and Edmonton. and this week sees several new trains on this route. The new system is already making itself felt as big factor in transcontinental railroad circles.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
AFfr NoTF

Does the futurist artist aiuay where to draw the line2-Iife
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12

The sixth annual c1uv Young Judeas the natlona ton Of Juvenile ziosst socs be held In Newark
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
NIEEW HlA.VE1l1
sTATEl

F.orecast: Fair tonight and satur- day; cooler tonight.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12

Automobile drivers should light their lamps at 7;56 o'clock tonight
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12

Fair and somewhat cooler tonight and Saturday. moderate west to northwest winds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12

Decreased coal traff4c has compelled the Buffalo. Rochester & Pdttsbur gh to dispense with the services Of many men. Conductors are going back tb braking and engineers taking the fire mans side Of the cab. This will con tinue until the coal output is greater.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12

Vigorous opposition is being shown bv shipping interests East and west 10 the raflroadk besng allowed by the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
qTHE PRETYYEsT rAfrw

THEE FRETT9EsT FACH
 and the most beautiful hands are of ten disffgured by an unsightIy xvart. It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using cyrua JTart Remover For sale. only at The Cyrus Rhar macy. AIS FHairde1d Ave
 c4lrAN1zAsY. BEST HAND SOAP
 Guaranteed not to anJure fhe skin. instantly removes Stove Polish. Rust. Grease. Ink. Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing Large can 10 cents. Man ufa ctured by Wna. R. vinn. 244
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
Thousands of Dollars Yet 10 be RaSed-P Profit an
 Sacrificed 10 Do So
Real Economy in Buying SUN SKIRTS
OF ALL KINDS AT THIS SALE.

  1..aE and etunfos
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12

Regular price %1. co
 ana &1.2B. Sale
 price SIC Regular price z9c
 and @1.O0. Sale price 67c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
JEWS START FUND
FOR NEW HOSPITAL
Committee Named to promo,.
Plan at Convention in Tam.
many Hall.

A generous start was made yes,.,a..
Tammany Hall at the annual conv.r,,,.
OF tho Galiclan and Buconian lew, :,
America toward fund OF slOnS ,,,.s
which to erect new Har Moriah uosnI.
tai in this city. These Jewish fed.r,,,a..
have a membership OF 5000.
The new hospital is not to b r. r.
I'd St, like the present one, but in a h.,,,-
neighborhood for health conditions ut...
air Is better and land cheaper.
Reports made yesterday showed o,.a,.
able work accomplished last year. eh,.s,.
along social service lines. At IN. di,,n,
sary no fewer than 2285s cases y.ra :.
sisted. In the hospital applicant, NM
bered 3is2 patients treated 1905. ana ,s,
had TO be refused for lack OF spacs rs-
surgical cases numbered 7Sl, the acc,as,,
4sl. and the free, including the dispsnsare
1856
-Four hundred delegates and visitors =,
tended the convention yesterday and "a.
ty-eight men were named 10 prono,s -.
new hospital enlargement plan. The.
included, besides the president and oe,.
GERS OF the federation. A. Bases. r RAJ.
Commodore Barondess. I. and J. RsIrn.s
L. Borgenicht, ID. Charak, A. Fels,Insr
william F1shman, 4. ID. Hatcher. NJ
Schoenholtz. II. Semel, s. THAI. Y Tn.
KEEL. A. Mandel. s. Kadler and VI. Kite.
plan.