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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Snr Sage i'm 8rusbcrsusthunt.

Die gerliner .@crnlania" 1dlreibt:
Sic u5rierid)c Souocs3eltung" be-
merit nit Hett: Mtnn Miro Den Su@
remburgern, nit bcrien mir tros ges
lcgentlifer Observation-Disclosures Soss
heitcn immer Die bciien 8e3tchungen
unterhulteu babcn, ihre correttc lnp
poblluollenbe 6altur9 ME peraeien.
Sie haben iih nit Wlirbe. dbcr aud,
nit ppruehnlcr @eiinnung in hos I'm
permeiolihe gefii9t unb lbre bette
Natrr beraus9etcbrt."
3u ser Gppenhasener Tittbcilrn9
aus Berlin untcr'm Satilm pom %.
Scpt.. b%abinluutcnh, .Seutiflauo
babe an bns @roBber5ogtbum 2llrems
burg cine Nillion Collars be5nhlt"
lit nod bin6u5ufii9eu: nSentihlaub
bot and pcriprpdcn, neiterhin Die I'm
tuitbnrteit SlIrembura's St reipettiren
unr poGeu erIas fir alien S6apcn
al l%etltcn."
Cine 2 Oh iloerur9 ans DC m
sb ciestcn% Surembura q.
9urenrburg. ben II. Nuauit IA
@ie Elm Splt uerbuster 6ilhuer bel
ciuem Sonneridlln9 ais hetterenr
6immcl fnrleu mir Sliremburscr ms
in Den lestcn piersehn Sasen Dor. Gs
fam aber aud IIles 3u u%nertpdrtet, 81
unpermittelt. Sn Den legten As
Stunocn Dor Iusbrlld, hcs aric9es
nuroc lupbl bier unb ba pon Serbicn
uub Scitcrreih irecnb etruds genuine
felt. aber, .@ott. Die lieeen ia 10 nett
bort uutenl" 9ir 9uremburser
babcu ia purt unierc beihiiste Hcus
tralitdt nift ons @criusitc 6u be-
filrdten!
&ir Surcmburscr iinn feline milf
idriihen 2ente. liner Stol6 lit I'M
icrc 6reihcit unb llndbbGngiefcit.
Ils Damn oos beutid,e @ilitdr III ieis
reu bis iest hier 9nrls unbetannten
araueu llniformcn nntnrn. init .HpS
uub @a9cn", girg Elm Stnuneu
nurd,'s game Surh. 60 piel Splbus
ten. fciu Gnnc mar ab5ulcbeu. &cine
|idelbaube blistc. Naes mar nbges
ncdt mn Ncuihenireiicr iuareu tic
nuh nidt. Ncin. rubigc. luiti9e
8crle, oic bcint @ilgoug in bic Dor
Ter lpie sroBc &inbcr lndnteu unb
lau0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

0fifteln Der 8emalt BON Der Stride
g~ertfen hat. Wenn in biefem &fe
5ngnnten hes H~nwenthums bic 8atbpz
lifen uon @elsien nnb Sranfrett aif
Der Seite bes Gsarismns utto Der i1ns
fultnr iteben, 10 ~beflasen mir has
nidt- nur als 9entide, ionbern mehr
nod ais 8utbolttsn. euer Gminen5
molten hurd bieie 8enfihrift. cie tpir
bitten entgeecn5urehmen, mr. Die cine
lleberaeugung 9epinnen, baB oas
Oeutihc Reich nm ieine Griiten8
tdntpft, in bieicm Sample ober audi
bereits eroBe Siege errnu9en bat. @s
1T barum nnecbraht, baB ale Die
pielen Nndlridtcn, ipelde Silgen ilber
ans pcrbreiten, feineu @ldllbcn finocn.
las oeutidc @olf nertrdut 8ott ltno
leincr gcredten Sade mo miro Den
Sieg on Icine Sahncn beften.
(6ier iplgen i'm original nod Die
Iutcirifhen lIcberiesungcn bes Selez
arnmmncd,iels hes Icutifen WeiB@
bud,cs pom 2. Nitauit 1914, Die
Sbrpnrchc bcs aniiers uno Die Hcpc
bee Heifsfan5lers bon 4. Iu9uit
1914
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

| eroBdrtise rclieioic grncucrung Der.
beigefihrt. 5aselana marcn nit
Seidtiriihlc bon Den ab5tchenbeu To-
t~boliidcn Splbatcn uub Heicrptitcr
umlosert. 9ic neitaus grpBtc 0tebra
iahl nlcr tntholiifen Solodtcn ai1q
Dor Dem Auslnorid gum Siidc ncf
oerrn. Die 3uriid9ebliebencn Wdus
ner, Srauen unb aiuocr Iammelt
iid taatdalid in Der Stride in Den
I~bcnhtmrben gum Hoienfran5qebet IN
elmer iolden Neuae. mic man c9 bis
Der mn nm Srohnlethnnmsfetc be-
ohadlten Snntc. 3ablreihc ~tntboIiidC
Glerifer riten nit ms Selb. uni ais
4 Selogeiulide n%erlpcnbet 81 lpcrbeu,
Die Sroensbouier BADEN 1id aelecri
ltno Die Sniniien itehen Dem Hcitc CUR
@erfugun9. Die Iecrcn @ebollne eel
Oroenslciitc lpcroen alS Sa5arcttc mn
Spitdlcr sur Terfilguna scitellt. Bel
bieier grpBnrtigcn rcliaioicn Grnenes
runa aina uns Der aniier nit Dem err
bauenbren Sciipiel norun. Ils Ell
pom Shlpi'e ans oic Mpbilntad1unp
bcfnnntaab. furberic er Die SnuicroC
ppu GrIdieucncu ullf, III Die STRIDE
I an. 8cbeu mn Soft nm Den Sicg an
Suflcben. Die critic Sicacsuohriht
an ieiuc Softer. Die 6er5oaiu bon
SrauuIhpcia, crbiclt Die pcitcrc Nuf@
iorperuug. Soft iIr oen Sie9 81
banten. Seoc 9epeihe aus Dem
fniierlihen S%anptouartier entbdlt Den
@eiias. nab Der Siea DEM &crru Der
5ecrimaaren al baltei lei, llu'cr
ocutihcs Volt erlpein iih 10 in Den
Saacn Der YriiiiIne ais ein ~alnubcnsz
itorfes Rolf; MIR cu,cu Seino fonnte
CO biabcr niht belie9cn mn oielem
itebt es mndltlos ac9eniiber: es iii Die
9iloc unh llnipdhrheit. lpcldle bon n
beren Sdupern nit leidter 0tilbc uber
bic 9ausc Welt nerbreitct rpirb. Iae
oicie llrrpabrheiten 3u pieerle9cn,
niirhc NIGHTS Nnbercs beocuten, uls
cine 2esion bon 9iidnern 81 pcrfa'lcn.
Dian bot Die bcitoisSiplinierte Irmee
her Welt ais cine porbe bon Seltien
hargelteat, mdbrenb c. 5batiahc iii.
haB bisher fem einSiger beutitcr
Soloat rpegcn zines GeritoBcs geaen
bic Sissiplin perurtbcilt neroen
muBte. Sic bentlhc Nrmec iibrt pen
&riee nidt geaen bas Rolf zines an
Seren 9anoes. ionberu mr. seaeu Die
bc~naiincten arafte besielben. sic
itont Srduen. ainber unn @reiie. tic
pchrt lid MIR scaen heimtiifiifcn
llcberiaQ Der niht uniiormierten 8e,
polterima; ibr Sdilh III blnnt uub
rein; 10 laufct bic @ahrbeit. Seutihs
lanb iilbrt Den arice nidt aus Or
oberuuasluit; cs tGmpit Inn icinc
griltcn5. ndmcntlih nm Die @riitcns
ieircs trcucn 3erbiinbeten Seitcrs
rcih sllnaaru. Ter ihmcritc Anaritf,
Der inn iesiaen Watfries ausseiohs
ten wiro, fpmmt psm o%rfhubuTeI
@spsfomiterthmm. MuslanS mill ane
SIawen nidht mi uufsr fetns pulitiihe
@smaltherrihnft, isnberu and inter
feline ~reiiai6ie ltnterbrii6una suinssn.
Guslnno's siea miirsc Die idWerite
2daotauna bee 3athuii3ismus bar
fellen. Scm aatbolisismus IN aans
&citeurppa tritt fem seidbrliherer
5einb entaesen ais her semalttbdtise
8mHe, osr ieit Sahrbunssrtsu bic
psiniihen aatbsiifen init peit trntaien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
@alen, Grsbereer. Or. Bitter II. a.

@alen, Gr5bereer, 0r. Bitter II. a.
Us beqini1t:
@uer @minensl
Wiftcn i'm e~lropdtIden Weltfrtea
Snb Die Tiiriten Ger Stride in Der
g1pigen Stabt 5uiamntenactretcu. I'm
Der tatboliihen 8cltfirfe Elm neues
S%berbnupt 81 gebcn.
Sn oieicr e%rniten, bohbebeutinmen
Stunne AGITATION iid) bic chrcrbietisit
unter3eid,neten beutifen adtbolifen,
guer @mi,iens IN Dem nnlieeenoen
@~emordnoum Die @erhGltriiie in
unierem @atcrlaube har6uleaen. 8ir
iehen inns bier5u uniomebr perpfli6s
tet. nls 0eutiflanb bon hem &elts
oertebr 10 gut mic ubaclhnittcn IN.
Bic Selesrapben Iacnturen b~ciinoen
iih ourdfpe9 in ben Sdnbcn Der
8egner bes Seutiden Acits uno
Iperoen leioer fait itilnblih en3u be-
uubt, Inn cine Menae BON llnpabrs
heiten iiber has beutidlc %olf unb bas
OelitIhe Hcif su perbrcitfn.
Sm Sntereie Der &abrbeit fiiblen
mir ur,s uerpflidotct. unierc Stimmerl
81 er6eben uno bcn in Der bciligcn
Stobt rcriammeltcn 'Garbinolem Sic
oo1e Robrheit iIber Die llrind)en llno
Die g%nttebuna bes aricgcs oar5lls
leqen. Wir iinb ber fe'ten llebers
3eusuns. baS mir bel @uer gniuen3
acnei9tes 8ebnr finben. 8ir pagen
audi bic 9itte alisSuipreopen, guer
gminens tpole andoigit naf Der Slid
tehr in Die beimatblidle OinSclc iiir
%crbreituna Der BON ms pprsctrases
men S1ntidden Gorge trugcn.
&c iii elm Observation-Disclosures
Shritt. ben bic llnterSeihrctcn unterz
ucbn,en. or biirite aber eered,ticrti9t
ieir aneeiid,ts Der san5en Weltla9e.
Nit Dem Iusprnd unierer. chr
furftspoGen Soha6iung bnben Die
ghre su 5eihnen nls
guer Gminen5 ebrerbietisit ereebcne
(folsen ole &amenl
Sos DC emoranpum
ielbit lautet:
Sas Seutihc Heif mar mad,
ieiner in blutiaem Sample crrcitien
Sinigung ~umausgeiest Elm pnrt oes
Weltirienens. Nlebr als ein Mtcns
iheualtsr binburd) bat es ieine ltarte
Wehr mir bennbt. I'M europa Den
6rieben 5i erbalten, unn ielhit lpcnn
&~rie9saeiahr nabefnm fpabrte SeutId,s
Lamb ben Sricnen. go aeid)ab cs
1887, ~ i'm Sabre 1905 in Der
Noroffps Srasc. Seine Mtipn pom
Sabre 1911 (asapir) hattie lepislia
Ben 3iDef uuh aud, rem @rfole Die
r%citloie MISUNDERSTANDING iibcr Ias
rcffo berbei5ufiihren. @dhrcnb rss
ean3en 8alfanfrieges arbeiteic eas
Sentihe Reif nit alien Tahbrud
aui grbalting oes @eltirieSens go
ionnte &aiier 0ilbelm Der 3peitc i'm
Sabre 1918 bel ieinem Hesierungss
SubtlGiim nit 8eht ais Der Sriebcnss
faiier e~eieiert perben. Das 8eiBs
bud Der oeutihen Megieruna in DER
Village III Der neutrality-suspicious. &c
peis Saiiir. mic bon Berlin ans Nacs
getban morben III, INN Den Srieocn gu
erbalten, Seit Dem 2. Nuguit it
oieies Document in ole aanae Welt
segangen. Bon feiner Seitc fonnte
aud MIR Die ~serinaife llnrintiateit
nadsenieien Uerben; o teiner Seitc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Cine Senfi9rift Deuti9er
&atboltfem iiber ben arteg.

III cine gradnsun9 periliht rporben,
netGe Dem Billie auosre 5arbe 9es
geben hattie. Ifs cinise Sa9e IpGter
Der 2eIesranlmiuechiel 5piihen aniier
Wilbelm uuo aonis 8cor9e bon @ugs
lamb oeroiientlidlt nurbe, lab Die OBJ
ieftip urtbeitsnbe @clt, lpic rer &aiier
allf's Gifrigte bemitht mar. europa
ben Srienen All crhditen; nber Die
Ndhbdrn bon CIT mn Weit aeirnttez
ten cs niht. Der &riee brnt aus.
gr brnd,tc filr rns loiort cine pihtige
@irfnng. Sic arieescrfldrung mo
WnhiLrochuna nit az ihreu Sorgcn
unb 9niten ia. i'm acutid,en Toltc einc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
To the President Of the United
States. Washington, d. C.

, To the President of the United 1
, States, Washington, ID. C..
? Your EXcellency: = As an 1
? American citizen l beg leave 10
, assist Your Exceilency in OBJ
? serving a strict neutrality and
? maintaining peaceful relations
? with all countries and avoid 1
; ing entangleme in the sense {
, of the warning of the First
, President of the United States, 1
, George Washington.
? | am of the opinion that I'M 1
; fair pro-English influences are 1
: an especial danger to American
, neutrality and our peaceful re- 1
? lationS for the following rea- 1
: sons: England has fought us
? in three wars and forced us to 1
? fight for our very existence as 1
? an independent country; Eng 1
, land fears and protests against l
: u building a merchant ma
, rine, despite the need of this
, relief measure for our own and
, the worlds commerce, eSpe- I
, cially that of South American
, countries; England has refused 1
! to all America the right af i'm 1
; partial reports on the present 1
! war by cutting the German ca 1
, BILE 10 the L. s. and by ma |
, nipulating those under her 1
, control in a decidedly one 1
} sided manner; pro : English
; newspapers are supporting this
: unfair procedure and English
, influences r making them
, selves felt in so palpable and
, unfair a manner, that those 1
} American citizens who, by birth
, or extraction are non-English, 1
, must necessarily be shocked in
, their just sensibilities and
; strictly demand American fair 1
, play.
; In view of the above, Mr.. 1
, President, | most respectfully 1
, wish to petition Your Excel 1
, lency to make il clear to all I
, that these United States are q 1
, neutral country and must not
, be drawn into the European 1
, war.
, Very respectfully. I
; Street No
, Rural RI. No................ 1
: City
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

~ me Oenfihrift oentiher aatboe
M Iifen iiber Den ariee lit Siren
W @m%inen5en DEN 9aroiualen Der
6omiifsn &irhs drn 2. Sept.
1914 az Nom Omrh Nieberlssen III
ibren Stabttuo6nuneen iiberreid,t o
Den. Cine Tusobl berporrnaeneer
~Ssd1hplifeu ied,8i9 sldn5enbe 9os
men - h1ben lie unterseihnet. 8ir
uenre BON ihueu: Heihsfagss gbges
oronete Sirit 2oipeaitein, Grnber.
Sebren6af. Suitisratb Srin,boru.
Siirit Sosfelb. @~drtenItsin. 6nberr
lobe. SGorlcmer. @raf 8o1efrem.
Gxaf bon Sonnersmarf. @rni BON
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

einen sroben Sell sebort ein srober
aloB!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Imxembmrger
Hahrtbtrm.
Ans orn Ger. 5taateu.

p (spsjiea iir bic ,euremburscr Saiette".l
= ariimmden aus bent Snappiaf
p bes Or. Sur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

Wtener auf Der Wanoer1fatt.-
Hadlncm Der bomben6crl fn1eitcrte
anappiad pieoer notbbilrftig 6uIam>
men9eilidt III, mus Der Sr. Sur aut]
idon gum tuorrigcu anilppel, lelnem
treucn @eidbrtcn auf 3eiIen, pem
@anoeritnb arelicn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
EMMET CLUB NAMES
 COMMITTEE TO PREPARE
 ITS ANNUAL MEMORIAL

- z
 The Emmet club of Bridgeport is making preparations for it's annual observance Of the birthday of Robert Enrnet. This year will mark the 13sth anniversary of that event. The com mittee to arrange for the observance consists of Col T. J. Murphy. Freder2 ick c. Mullins. John D. Cashiorl. P. 2. Kelleher. John J. Heavey, Befnard Keating and L. J. Gill The commit tee will meet in few days to arr range the program.
 Maysuood, N. J., declared the old To- conceive wheel rim fire .beiT' to De
 punk and rotten, > and suggested a new systen.
 Because Captain Glover of the 10th the tango and other new dances 1t is expected the annual military ball will be abandoned
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
FAIR FIELD
espeeial to The Farnaer.)


 Fairfield. Jan. 9An attempt was made last evening to enter the local westbound station. Shortly after dusk while the station master was at the eastbound station someone used a Jimmy on the door. It is thought that the man on watch noticed the master return and the thieves fled It is believed by the police that a gang of thieves are working about the town
 A meeting of the Greenfield Con- gregationai church was held at the church on Wednesday, evening After 9. short business meeting a supper was served which was followed by a. m1usi- cal program. The following took part in the program: Piano solo,, Mrs. w. Burr Hill recitation, Miss Ruth. Van Ness; piano solo, Miss Elizabeth Van Ness; vocal solo, Miss M Louise Meeker; recitation, George H. Merwdn. A number of remarks were made by the Messrs E. H. Olmstead, George H. Merwin and Dwight M. Banks
 Miss Mae Smith of Bridgeport is spending a few days at the home of her sister enJ Spring street, sv.
 George Ellis O. Southport lost a horse on Tuesday when the animal slipped and fell Tn falling the horse fractured a leg and had to be shot
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Buckley of South Norwa1k are spending several days as the guests off AAJ@s IfIAan Meeker Of Main street. ssyss sss
 Miss H. D. Pease of Greenfield Hill went to Greenwich yesterday to at tend the funeral Of former County Commissioner Me d. ss.ssls ggsfv.s. 7
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
WESTPORT
(speciaI to The Far-mer.l )


 Westport, Jan. 9-Miss Beulah Bor- den entertained number of . her friends last evening at an informal time was enjoyed until a late hour when a luncheon was served. A assm- Der of out of town guests were pres ent
 The remains of Mrs. s. A. Hubbe1I arrived in town last evening in charge Of Undertaken Charles Fable Mrs. HubbeH died at the Griffen hospital, Ansonia- The body was taken to the home of her niece on King street from which place the funeral will be held.
 The annual meeting of the Con gregationaIs church wRs held last evening. After a short business meet ing a supper was served dby the ladies Of the chiirch. '
 The first meeting of the year of the Current Events club was held yeater- day afternoon at the home of Mrs, Merrick H. Cooley Of Riverside ave nue. A large number were present while various topics were discussed. Much work was mapped out for the season.
 A meeting of the Boy Scouts was held in the Staples High school last evening. @5 ssisas This evening at o'clock a. meeting of the Boys club of the Congregar tional church will be held. A full att tendance is requested
 Miss Edythe Wade of New York is spending several days with friends here.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
INTENSIVE FARMING.
Suggestions Offered by yice-PresI-
 dent slade of the Northern Pacihc.

George F. sIade, nrst vice president of the North ern Pacific, in speech made at Bismarck, N. D.. reminded the farmers of that state that the value of their corn crop since 1900 had added. A
 The maximum economy in the use Of the corn crop cannot be realized by those methods which so many of your farmers have hitherto followed, and many years progress will be made in one, if the example and experience of the states where corn is king are not disregarded, In the so-cal1ed corn belt the silo is now considered almost as essential part of the farm equipment as the well and is playing it's part in the farm economy by turning into a most valuable roughage the 60 per cent. of the corn crop which before the general use of the siIo was prae- tically thrown away
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
TRUMBUlL

Trumbull Grange, No. 134, P. of, H., will hold a regular meeting at Grange hall tonight. The lecturer will pre- sent the following program: What has the grange the past year done for me By each member Recitation, Mrs Barskie; Is it possible and advisable for the farmer to take inventory as men of other occupations do2 Burr F. Beach
 Coari Brothers of Daniels Farm are loading a car of seed corn at the Gen. ter to be shipped to Milford.
 Daniel H. Ward has pure chased woodland of Samuel B. Beach Of Long fHill. Rollin E. Burton and Howard s. Beach have the contract for draw ing the logs to MT. Wards mill at the Center.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Truesdale Of Bridgeport were guests Tuesday of Mir. and Mrs. Charles N. Evitts.
 Miss Mildred E. Tucker, Miss Verna Barslxe, Robert Bowker and Edward Alberts will be guests at the party to be given on Saturday evening by Miss Gertrude Frazier of Noble avenue Bridgeport, in honor of her guest, Miss Magic Dring. of Newport Miss Mildred B. Tucker will attend the pupils recital to be given by Mrs Susan Haw1ey Davis at her home on Main street, Saturday afternoon %E
 Ernest s. Ward is digging a we'll for Frank B. Wells Of Bridgeport.
 MT. Frost Of Bridgeport moved his family from Bridgeport on wednes- day. into his new bungalow on Park avenue.
 On Tuesday evening the finance cornmittee met at the home of Louis D. Christie and on "Wednesday even ing the Sunday school teachers meet ing was at the home of Nathan B. Curtis
 The Ladies' Aid society of the NIch ols Methodist church met on Thurs day afternoon at the parsonage at which time the annual election of o6- fcers took place. Mrs Percy Card entertained the Priscilla club this afternoon.
 Mrs. J. G. Lyons and little son are the guests of friends in Milford.
 Miss Elizabeth Christie has return ed home after a two weeks visit with her cousin, Miss Kathleen Reyes. of Wood avenue, Bridgeport.
 Miss Elsie Owen has been spending several days with friends at Lime Rock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
library Lecture.

Itssis hoped that a large number of townspeopIe will he present tonight at the lecture given by Her5ert F. Sherwood at the library. This is the first of the series Of five lectures to be given during the winter at the Li- brary and the subject will be Leg endary Journey Through Southwest ern New EngIand'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
WOMEN AND wET FEEr

Cold and wet feet are dangerous combination, especially to women, and scongested kidneys often result Back ache, urinary Irregularities and r11eu- Inatic feYers are not unusMa1r EesazItsAs Foley Kidney Pills restore the regular and normal action of Kidneys and bladder and remove the cause of the. trouble Contain no habit forming drugs. Hindle's Drug store Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
William Tut Dies.

WiIliam Tut, aged 5S. died sWednes- day at his home on sedgwick avenue. He is survived by a wife. The fu- neral was held from the Messiah Bap- tist church this arrernoon and Che burial was in Park cemerery Mir Tut occupied the houee which came so near being destroyed by fire re-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
saturdav of This Week .

Radford B. Smith will hold the first sale at the new store. Mir. Smith says he is much pleased at the way trade has opened at the new store and thanks his customers for calling there A great many have eXpressed their good wishes for the stores sue cess and have promised to trade in the future as they have in the past. MT. Smith says these eust omers will not be losers as the Wednesday and Sat- urday Sales will be even better than ever before.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
Mr. Wheeler Returns.

Arthur Wheeler Of Academy HUI has returned home from Bermuda where he has been visiting his daugh- ter during the holiday season Miss Emily Wheeler. who, when she viGit- ed her sister recently, was taken sud- denly i'll with typhoid fever, is con- va1escing rapidly and expects to re- turn home soon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
He'd Mems New Han. 2

Work on the addition which is be- ing built on the rear or the Red Mems new hall is rapidly progressing The new addition will pe made into a stage and gent1ernen's 1ounging room and the whole interior will be redec- orated which will be a great i'm provement to the hall, making it a. suitable place for holding dances, the atr1cals and the like. The outside of the building has been painted and 1t looks like a different place.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
ARBITRATOR BlARD
 MAY DECIDE TROUBLE

New York, Jan. 9-sAmong both la Dor leaders ana mar1fAeturers 4ha dis position appears to be to refer the Controversy Between the cloak nan- z1gacturers and the cloak and shirt makers to the joint boardpof arbitra- ton Louis D. Brandeis of Boston, as presfdane Of this body.
 The Tnferx1aftonai Ladies Garment Workers unzon and ths joint board of the cloak and shirt makers union probably win not reply before next wzeek to <he s1itfnatltn Of the Cloak zEauuzzcture<B zssocfations In which the abr0satzon of che peace asreernent Co fknemxaned.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
EASTON

Mr. and Mrs John Seeley and two children of the South have been spending 8. few days as guests of the formers parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ed ward Seeley of Sport Hill-
 Albert Ruman of Bridgeport is en- toying a weeks vacation with his mother, Mrs. Aurel Ra1man, Sr.. at the Center. Friends here of Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Seeley of Newark, N. J., will be interested to know that a few days ago they welcomed a little girl into their home. Mrs Betsie Seeley of this place is grandmother of the child.
 Clarence B. Andrews has been i'll with an attack of the SxippA.
 Mrs. J. Arthur Sherwood is con fined to her home by illness.
 State Master J. Arthur Sherwood has been busy this week installing officers at different granges in the state
 Miss Hi1da McCauley is confined to 11er home by illness and unable to at tend to her school duties.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09

-Bicutherios venizelos, the EEeek Premier, arrived .sto improve &zhe relations Between Italy and Greece ana re-establish close friendship be- tween the two countries He will be received by King Victor En1nanueI Saturday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09
POINTS OF INTEREST

George E. Southworth, 10 Arcade, celebrates his s3rd year at engraving. Commencing Jan. 10, the store will close at 6 D.. m.--Adv. w +a..s4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-09

Geneya-F'ive English Alpinists, in- cIuding a girl and a boy, were found almost frozen in a snow hut near the summit of the Dole, one of the high est peaks of the Swiss Jura- They had attempted to climb the mountain on skis and were oyertaken by a bliz- gard.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-30
Daddy sBedtine
n. Japanese Marvel
AOOTV- At Little
White Girl.
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sincesh back
a small
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things
sight for the
noticed while the natives paid
surrounded
by of curous children
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her
the
couldn't
rolled cheeks while
afford
laughed and laughed and the harder she
would cryth would laugh
whole had gathered around that little GIRL
their domestic duties
cry little white girl
wondered all the shops deserted and the
crowd gathered
heads the little brown people and there the
smudged white
ainedwith
petyq quickly had Dolly in his in time at ALL"