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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30
Die 9amen pom Weiheu bauie.
WoIbinotpn. =, 6. q. Snn.


sFm QsieqihaitIiten Qsbsn Der Bun,
ceshouptitabt haben bic DilTons pom
0eihen 5auis aroBe 9erdnberunoer
peruriaht. Die bieiiae .isine" ee.
ieaihdft lit niht msbr pas, mas iis
unter ben Qominiitra.ionen Der Ord.
ftoenten Fopfenelt uno gdfi mar. gle
bsfammcrt fid isst um Saten. mel.
te friiher tdum bea6tet, ipsnn mid.
Qeraoe perpont purosn. Gin iehr os.
'r6ter ianasr Salpnbelb. baruber Be.
fraot. mas iebt bic 2iebIinosbeTh1ftis
cuno Der foaenannten 9eiellfhaft iei,
antipor'ete. bah bas leben in ben 9oi.
len Der drmiten 9iertel Der Gtopt
mebr Snterefe in Der 9eI.ni6aft er.
tpete uls ale Bale. Sfipe o'clod 5eas,
Dinners. aartenaeitnfhaFten uno ons
bsre ionit 10 bsIi.btsn 9ereniiaunaeE.
Jlaf benz Iusbrude elmer iunoen
Dame limb isst philantropiite gsiire.
6anasH bic Moes aeporpen uno um
iest cine aeieaf6oftlibe Role in
Wd'hinaton fpielsn au tonnen, mub
ii6 sine Dame 2orbesren auf benz
'SeIbe Der WohItbGtiateii ermrb.n.
6euts ipiro Ipenio Derth aui Die On.
sdhl bpn GinlaounQen su gdllen. 9e.
ieafhaften unb onberen 1eitIihteiien
aeleat lDe!he man srhdli. tpohl a6er
auf bic 4ufforoerun1sH. ith an Der
lGmmlunlen philantrophiiher 0efsa.
iddften unb yereine Al betbeiliaen.
Die Wohltbatiateit fhipebt in Der guft
unb bat Don Der Waihinatpner @eiel.
ihaft 8eTib erqriffsn. Sic III mehr
ols Wioos, lie ift cine 2eipenIhaft.
cine Wianie ae,porbsu. Fir Dieie mehr
als tpunoerbare 8erGnoerune in ben
3ettDertreibungsn Der .isinen" Geisas
itdFt. nirb bic Qominiitration, be.
fonbers aber bic Tamilie WiIIon Der.
drttportlidh qebalten. 9lae MitaIieoer
Der Tamilis oes Drdiibsnten oloubea
unb Iiebeu bic Qrbeit bdrin. Tie Sc.
mablin oes Yrdiibentin unb ibre J0h.
ter iino iiberseuqi. bob Tie in Der
HGhitenliebe unb in merten Der Wobl.
thdtiateit ihrer hohen Stelluna am Be.
fteH oe'rtt peroen tonnen.
Sn ibren pbilantropiihen Befire.
bunaen finb bic 9amen beg Weibsn
6aufes iehr bireft unb prattiih. Sn
elmer ber9ahituben bes ere!utipen ga.
ldftes bat fih Hrau Wilion elm Uso.
leratelier singeriftst unb onaetbnn
nit einfahem Rleine unb 5diirse.
pfleat fie bier Der eblen Hunit. ssiir
ihre 8iloer. tptlhe nidt ohne liinftlee
ridden Wertb fein foflsn, idbt Iif
Trau Wilfon aut beadhIeu unb bas TO
berbiente Oelb ptrb i51ort fir nohl,
thdtiae .3pedt nusaeaeben. dis aiinif-
krin i'm einfahen Altibe unb fir bic
Menfhiidlfett arbeitenp, fiiblt i'd
srau W:iFon afiidliher als in Somnit
uSb Seibe aetleibet in ben pruutQe<
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30

laFen tpurben. tpirb man nihts finbsn,
mas einsn fosialiftiIhen aoratier pfs
fenbart. Das 3iel eebt lebisIih bas
rauf bin, bic 0inons glriitctrat.e,
tpeIhe unter Der Experimentation De-
motratie, bas Bolt fhonnnssIos aus
beutete, i'm 3dun Su baIten. Man
pollte ni6t msbr buIoen, nab bic Jis
ndnsariitotratie bie 9unbes Sendfos
rem lpdhIte unb nit perbliiffenber Sc
i6tpinoigteit puroe elm 0erfaHunsss
Imenbement ourhsefebt, ods bic Grs
pdblung Der Senatoren an bas @plt
iibertrug. Sn oen msiiten Stuaten 6at
man ben Sesislaturen Die Mddt ents
3ogen, benz 9olte gsisBe auf3ubrdns
gen, bic i6m nnhipeisIih ihGblih
iino. 8as 8plt bat has Heht, Die
8eiebe elmer Hepifion gu unterSiebeu.
gbenio bat bas Bolt dufaehort, um
8sIeBe 81 bitten, Die feinsn Sntereiisi
oienen. es bat es ieBt in Der MadYt,
ith ielbit bic GeIeBe gu eeben. Was
0as Golf btsIdna auf oieie WeiIe
bur6aeisst bot, tann iiferIid teinen
Initob srregen, lit ipedr na6tpeislih
Der gatiDn bon srobem Rusen sepez
fen. gDir erinnegn an bic 9eiebe be-
treffs Misunderstanding, our Scbcs
nun9 Der 9efunoheit uuo sur 9etGns
pfuna bes Shpirbsls, ben Die III
mans 4riitotratis in fold Ihdnp=
H6er W,iie 9etrieben bat.
Weun aber ehrIih bic Sur6t eebeet
perhen iplte. bab cine tpeitsre anpens
buna Der 8oltsaepaIten aefdbrlihe
Solgen baben tounte, 20 Iie9t Is in
Der Sanb oieier ariItofrot.n feIbit,
ole 8efabr gu bannen. 9ie geIor9s
nip tpirb ipssieQ in 9e5ug auf bic TO-
siaIiiirencs Reiguns Der 3eit eefe9t
uno oiefe nil man in BEN 0erlanesn
nab Wuni3ipaliIiruna une RationaIis
flrung offentliter geiriebe rbIidsn.
Diefe Stimmuns tam nur 3uriitass
orangt peroen, fpenu Die bfFsniIihen
&orporatipnen iih ou3u psritsbsn,
tbrer profitsisr 3iisel ansuls9en.
gtiht fhHea aenud fam erfubt ipers
ben, 6ab bas Bolt iit bon ben ofisntf
liheu Gorporaiionen fsine unbilIigsu
9eoinguHgen gefalIen Iafien ipiro unb
oaB tpsnn iis nah alter Wsetbooe uns
qerehte 5oroerungen nurhieben, bas
udh Der 8srneiellItaftz
lihun1 aller Dfientlitsn 1tiIiidieu iib
nit elsmentdrer gstpalt burtfsbsn
ipiro. gs III cine alts geobdttung,
oab umipdlsunaen niht in Zen Bolts
maHsn entitebeR, ionosru ihnsn burd
ihlehie gebdnolune aufsssnunasn
perosn. Sdtts Die rsprdisntaiips Ies
motratie bas 0oIt ebrlih bsbisnt, 10
lpdrs es 3u tsiner Vol'soemotratie aee
tommsu. llnb oos 0erlansen ndt
So3ialiiiruns Der offsntlihen getriebe
fam uur ourh gere6te gebdnoIuna
beg 8oltes suriidq.balttH ipsrben.
Dds 1T Der Garattsr3us Der n.usn
politiiten Rittuna, ipelhe mdnner
Ipte GulIom uno anbsre uibt p,ritans
ben hQbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30

Der grdiibent bat oie Mit.
t6eilungen in Der preTfe iiber bic ges
fpunnten 9erbdltntiIe Der Ser. Stdas
ten gu perihieoensn Regierunsen rth>
tta aeitellt. Nah Ietner 9lnsabe be-
iteRt tetne trittTfe Sahlase unb lit ss
AUDI ni6t 5utreffeno, bab cine 9ers
ftdnoi9ung 3pif9en psrIhiebsnen
Mdhten eegegiber unierem 2anbe pez
9en Der meritaniifen Gnselegen1eit
beIteht. Spesieu pirb Die 9ebauptun9
suriidgetpiefeu, bub Sapdn iid ourA
beTpnoers feinoisIige 8siinnune be-
merfbor made. Bds Die BOlitit Der
Der. Staten gegeniiber Wierito bcs
trifft, 10 babe iih bariu nhts sedns
s-rt. Der prdIibent tparte nod INNER
rubi9 BAG Gnbe Der 6uertaihen Resies
runq al, boh lei es mo9lt6, oab er
bieies befdleuni9en tperbe. inoem er
Die @affeneirfubr nah Merito seItats
tet. Gum StluB ermabnt er bic
preFe, in Der geTprehung unIerer
ausfpGrtigen 9lngeIegenheiten ii4 GRO
berer 3uriid6altung 81 befletbigen, oa
unridtige WlittbetIunren geeignet
feien, Der Regisrun9 llneelesenbei.sn
gu psrurIaaen. 9isie Sunogebung
ertIGrt niht, parum Der 9rdiioeHt
cine apnferen3 nit ben auspGrtigen
9pmmitteen beiber Sduier eebulten
uno iparum bic Gr0rterun1en nit osn
Sieoel Der 9sri6pieseHbett beIsst
purben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30

bnns. Smportirtss 5leifd sisnet Iia
fur Ro6spede. i'm 8esenfab 3u grat@
5ipeden, senau 10 gut. pie tnldnoiIhes.
SIN aleiher Weiie perbdlt es iih nit
Butter. Gum Baden unb graten rpGre
es cine @ereeubuns, tbsuere inlGnois
fhe, ftatt billise ausldnoiihe But.
ter su pertpenben. Su pielen amerltas
niiheu Sdusbaltungen 1T ipobl biele
Setonpmie soer aihe nibt iiblib.
Wber Rotb hrt aud rthtis tphen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30

Canada bietet eine geitGtigunq
bes gefhdftsmdnnii6en prin3ips,
tpelhes Der Qmeritdner nit ben @crz
ten gum ausorut brin9t: st pans
to aopertiie", 2lnnonciren besd6lt ii6.
Dor bem 2ob6n apmmittee beg BUM
oes Senots iagts Der grdIioent Der
Rpmpagnie, peI6e bic 2ln3eigen fir
Die tandoiIhe Regierun9 placirte, ou5
GeBtere 8tpDlf Sabre lang pro Sabr
$1,000 berausgabe, I'M 4nIiebler
aus Sen Der. Staaten 5u ospinner
uno Die Reiultdte fir bic tQnaoiiae
Resierunq i'm 609Ften Grabe befrtebiz
eeno Ieien. sFiir bic Ser. Staten 1T
oas 3eiultat natiirlih entleqen1eIeBs
ter 4rt. Giefs hdben in oiefem 3eitz
raum iiber eine babe WfiQion ;Furmer
perloren, Die mir oringenb brauhen
uno ba3u fparsn IS meiItens 9eute nit
oniehnli6em 8aurperm0een- ods re
ous bem 8ertauf ibrer ameritonfben
Sitter er3ieItsn, 10 bub iie benz Qnhs
bdrlauoe aud beoeutenoe aapitalien
5ufubrten. NuS bisfem 9runbe lisgt
bic 4bii6t Dor, Qnnoncen, tpeI6e CUR
4uspanoerung anloten, 81 per6ieter.
Die GARNER i6einen Tid be-
reits nit Der GbIdaffung refp. Grmdz
bigunq Der 36Qe auf lanopirt6f6qFtz
lihs 4rooutte ausgeI06nt gu 6aben.
Jn ben fstt Bdiiruug Oes Sarifs itattz
sefunoeuen Ronfsren3en Der }armsr
aafen Die geoner Der GuIiht 2luss
brut, oaB 2eBtere qegsn cine qreisz
OepreiIion ourh QbIfaffunq Der
30Qe gsiitert ieien, neil uuslGnoiT6e
Butter unb auslGnDiTdes Fleiih nah
bieiem Qanbe nur qeItefert nerben t0uz
nen, tpenn Der SSnlanbpreis Uber bic
nprmale 9ren3e hinausqe9t. Die 6eiten
Sorten perosn jeoo6 INNER einen bo@
ben 4reis bebaupten, neil oos glugs
lamb fie uiht 81 liefern Dermdq. 8iefe
Infi6t itiBt iif Quf bic Grfa6runaea
in gngIdno. gngIiffes JIeiIf tit Be-
beuten6 tReurer als importirtes uno
finoet CUR ooQeu 6Obe Der grobuttion
Ib'ds. Die drmeren &laiIen bebelfen
iif nit Der importirten Waure. on
folder Weiie Ipiro ii6 audi in oiefen
Qanoe Der 8erbrauh reguliren. Cine
Qn8d6l WrrtFiibrer Der ssarmer Re,
baupteten aDdr. bag bas qanse ameri,
faniihe Bolt ni6ts dnberes als Die
beitsn Sorten toHfumtreu ipoae. Ida
iDiro fih dber pon isIbit ressln. Sci
Der beitanbig 3uriidgebenben g}iebe
baltunq in oieiem 2unoe tperben bi.
beiten Sorten einsn preis srreider,
ben nur permogenbe aeute sablen
fonnen. Sm uebrisen tit Der 8ers
brauh BON gutter Maare Elm aurus.
ri6tiser eine uniinnise gsrfamens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30

Som 3aseart Bot angstiinbist,
eab er iih nibt um ben 8unbess Sez
natprpoiten ppn Snbiuna beperben
tperoe. Die 3emotrdtie ienes Staates
muB nod iebr reformbeoirftis Iein,
bob man uberbaupt an etnen Iolben
Ganbibaten nenten tpnnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30
Cincinnati gieberfrana.

Qls eins Weuerunn III Is Al beirod,s
ten, odb Der 2ieo<rtran3 iih hpocen
fiibli. iein ndfftss aon3ert an eifiem
Souniaa Rahmittns ab3ubalisn, une
apar bat er bafiir Sonnias, bsn /.
sSsbruar ssipdbli. Tas aonsert fin,
be. i'm Cbeon i.att une tpiro 2-3O lei.
Hen 4nfons nsbm.n. Dirigeni Wsifer
6. Ghrsott bat NIT leintn Scnasrr
bierfiir Elm ausss3eihnetes proaYamm
sini.uoirt. ipelfts iitxr pom bsiien
erfola besleiiet isin tpito. Ga. in Der
Hrsnnben bes Qisbsrtransss auf's
hohi.e 81 smpfthlen. fih oieftn Dsnnb
nitsi entsttxH su laiisn nnb ben Qs.s
btrirans burh ibren gefuG 3u ,rei.es
rem gorpdrtsiirsben ansueifern. ,Fcls
gsnb lit bos prcsramm:
Gbor-.Tss ei.b,s sosimais4 pade
ghor-"3seb nit ... alnsern
Wfofsufefs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30

IDeroe. Die 2emDtrdtte leTes Staatss
muB nod iebr reformbeoIrftis Iein,
oob man iberbaupt an etnen Iolhen
Ganbibaten nenten tpnnte.
gie Republitdner i'm Sendt
bemdngeIn Die Sruit gia, tpslde eine
aommIhion ermGhtigt, cine umoeTials
tuua Ger gruits in geIeBli4e gstrieGs
5u bepertiteuigeu. Nd1 4nIidt Der
arititer muBten ale IruIts Dor ben
Strafridter gebratt lperben. Dieter
GinDdnp ffeint uns nit}t ipnoerIidl
gut beeriinbet. Der 3fpsd Der Ginrits
tung lit, geihGftlife Grihiitterun1en
81 rerblnbern. 8teIe treten. pie bic
Grfahrung geseigt bat, eiH, fobaIb Elm
gruit Dor @eritt gebr1ht piro. RiGt
bios Der Werth Der C5ligattpnen Ger
dnoetlagtsn RCrporutton pire beeins
trGhtigt, Ionoern aud aler anbereu
Rorporationen, Die auf 1letfe WeiIe
prgdniftrt Iino. grFptgt hie Reorganis
firun9 in aQer StilIe, 10 pirb ieoe
S6doigung permtebsu uno senau
oaiielbe errettt, mag nit eiHem ges
ri6tItten 9erfa9rsn ts3pedt ptrb.
Vie q pngre Bsaommitteen babea
bic tpnititutionelle NutpritGt qeFunoen.
Inn etHe uHterfu6ung in ben Streitz
Reqioneu bon Whhigan uno COLORADO
81 peranitalten. @s Ioa ermitte!t
sperhen, Oh Die Ginpan0erungseeIebe,
bic 5ruitgefese uno oas @eisb geqen
Die 2eibeigenIfuft, bic irg. peonaae
Ibsrtreten poroen ifnb. Sas Itno 9lne
aeleaenbeiten, bic in bc3 8ebiet Der
nationalen 9efeBgebuno fallen. 0amit
miro audi bic Wloelitteit oeipGbrt, Grs
tunoigungen uber 2obne uno ionfti9e
arbettsbeoin9ungen ein5u5ieben. Die |
llnteriu6un9 iit aus bem 9ruNoe
piltommen 3u beiben, tab man enos !
lid ri6tigen 4ufi6luB lber ben pabz |
rem Sahoerbdlt erlangen tpiro, Der
Bel ben nioeripre6enben Qngaben Der
Barteien periagt bIieb. Sn Der Setoz |
nomie 1T pie in alien duoeren 9ingen |
Die JeititeQung Der Wabrbeit bic erite |
9lothDenotgtett, psnn man bic eeeigs /
Hete 4bbilfs finben ptu.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06
SENATOR WILLIAMS, ULTIMATUM

~WO KINDS among others to protect 1 nation these days. One is isolation, such England has, being surrounded by insola by thousands of miles of from other powers. and that conducted in commodities which the inn porting country needs but does not produce When nation home market to compete for the business of other to abandons isolaon and becomes the object of those hareds and ealouses which have pretated all modern Euro 
 England physical isolation has saved her from the of many but her has combaan in every important conflict for generations.
 easy will be the United States ed through it's foreign perceived the bill which has been introduced into John Sharp vii ams United States Senator Mississippi providing Federal purchase ships belonging citizens tries, to be operated to carry bread-stuffs
 The bill contains this magnificent ultimafum act
 
 
 
 rconarner on n
 Williams hitherto competent statesman But he thinks Congress guidance President Wilson going egn grain by establishing and statement O what the will be. ga United States will out of the European madness people United States reduced to the awful necessity of eating their grain
 Establish Prepare to feed Europe, necessity humanity Butleave out the defia the and the declarations relative to when bloodshed shall begin
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06
DONOVAN SECURES
 GOVERNMENT AID FOR ElIILED YANKEES
State Department Now Lo- eating Bridgeporters and Others From Fairfield County.
1special to the Farmer.)

Washington. Aug Representative Donovan has laid before the state de- partnent the names Of several Fair field county people who are now h Germany. Secretary Bryan has for yvarded Instructions to the consuls to locate the Connecticut people and care for them Among them are Ld1lie Howe spooner. Of Bridgeport, who is at Baden: william B. Davenport, in school. who was studying at a German summer school, Miss Edith A. Zink. daughter of George H. Zink, Jr., and party, composed Of Carrie Wolff and Jane smith, also Of Bridgeport. and who were in Berlin on July 2s; Mrs. Julius Grunwald of 10 wall street. Bridgeport, who Is visiting at Cannstat, Germany; Mrs. carl A. Harstrom and children Of Norwalk, who are in Ores den, and Mrs. Barbara Goetz and Mrs. Carrie Van Wormer. who are at Ham burg All will be transported to this country as soon as vessels can be pro- vfded.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06
The D. M. Read Company
IN THE CITY COURT


 John ,Laporta of 57 Hallett street, was fined s1o and costs by Judge coughlin at today's session for as saulting Mrs. Mary A1binese of the same address. Mary said that John Iaunted her husband about children and that it makes her husband angry and responsible for harsh measures towards her She tried to educate John to do different.
 William Pates of Fairfield, was turn ed over to Probation Officer Simpson following a hearing of trespassing on railroad property. Vagrancy charges against John Adams of P1attsville. were nolled.
 John Herman, discharged Monday or vagrancy charges, was fined $o TOT 1n- toxieation William Yourgalwich, 5z Allen street, was fined $5 and costs for breach of the peace Charges of as- sauIting Tony Korpach of 418 Main street, were nolled.
 Joseph Sconlik of 554 Harran avenue was ordered to pay his wife, Eva, s5 a week for a. year under bonds of $500 or go to jail for six months
 J. A. Dube, Boston, charged with recklessly operatingSa motorcycle on Stratford avenue, last night and run ming down A. w. Barbia, 90 Cedar street, was held until August il under $100 bonds for a hearing. Barbia was reported as being under surgical care
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06
THE SECOND GERMAN INVASION or TRANCE

M1SOR SOME DAYS the has reported fragmentary I way that Germany has attempted entrance to France atthree points arme column by of Belgium the frontier at ongavie near the villages LaTour Moinvile third by Cregs point further south, the German frontier.
 Whether these reports true remain to be seen h this three armies tfolel not at the same points, oke took the bombase emperor Napoleon Third prisoner and captured Paris Then the entered France with 425 900 men In regular to lay seize to Paris Republic GaInbeta organized from the body the people and the war lasted fora year longer soldiers giving much better the of everybody than the regulars had done
 feature of this war effectiveness Of the intel gence department both Neither Von Moxe Mo ahon had at time adequate idea of the situation of the enemy. Germany scarcely with small she would not be much to that the will in the neighborhood of million and certainly double the force employed before
 that the intelligence of the of the enemy will be complete to both sides t neompete Otherwise the aeroplane will fail n what has been regarded its chief military function.
 further question interest has regard to whether mod increases the power of the defensive and II so how much
 the old days force great thought sufficient o In these days assumed that needed, if it is possible to do it at Theoretcaliy, thereore Germany ground when their defensive is theoretically much greater than it would have been with the old weapons.
 The exact disposition German probably notb be concealed those Of the French
 This does create equality in fighting possibilities, hazard to the Germans for the that the army ought able single point than the invader
  ing stages of the when the have brought of numbers and against the had they known what their ntelli gence departments utterly failed to tell.
 Germany giants task That She will acquit herself like giant, none can doubt A
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06
THESE 9 SHIPS MAY TE THE GERM OF
 A CHEAT NATIONAL MERCHANT MARINE

r HE EUROPEAN WAR probability that continent
 will be required to furnish greatly increased tonnage transport have combined to raise the benefits of merchant marine which it has not been proftable for private capital to create
 A suggested actually mi bill consists changes in the registration law which foreign ships though commanded by foreign received under the American flag The Senate has supplies bound abroad This bill has the senate, but 1t is hoped that it may
 Tn this bill naval vessels transports for pr freight complete solution the problem.
 country wants build tie ships, sell the equal terms all shippers sells of the office sells the service represented by the Panama canal
 only thing stand the way is the greed of uocracy is content unless it have it's cake and eat it also
 There is merchant marine because it has mo profitable to employ private capital in other and to let the foreigners carry the freight
 There has agitation mar based public contribution lie treasury for the support of the project.
 That is to private capital wants enough for it. but always wants very badly public will pay it and let them
 To such proposition this the American, people
  ships transport to all nation would welcome the enterprise able and wholesome extensions of foreign markets in imports of those things need but pro dlce.
 The sincerely hopes naval vessels can he temporary merchant constituted and owned people permanent and shall be me 1.e needs of trade abroad
 bill under consideration introduced Senator Weeks months and has been buried in the committee naval affairs from which it emerged the the approval Secretary Daniels most of the senator's
 While the bill was pending of Illinois refer construction merchant marine service at government expense
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06
REAL ESTATE NOTES

These papers were filed for record in the town clerks office today
 Quit claim deeds: Bridgeport Saw ings Banks to Ceasar Jacobs, ct al.
 Mortgage deeds: Thomas Wardoff to Fred J. F'otch Peter E. Wellner, ct al to Jared D. Gaylord; Rosa Reich to Joseph Weissman and Eli Cohn of New Haven.
 warrantee deeds:i F. B. Fallon and Henry Greenstein to Mary O'Neill; Mary A. winton to John L. Berger: City Savings Bank to Jacob Werner.
 Annual reports: Consolidated Saf- ety Valve Co.,; Ashcroft Mfg. Co.,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06
ABANDONED WEE
 BELIEVES HUSBAND
 HAS GONE TO WAR
He Took All Her Savings, Leaving Her Stranded
 With a Child

Alleging that her husband. Joseph, deserted her and their child Sunday. taking with him all of her savings of years as we'll as the proceeds Of the household furniture that he sold shortly before leaving without her knowledge. Mrs. Freda Jordan, of siav origin. appealed to the police and charities departments today for as- sistance The former. she desired to locate the missing Joseph get the money back and compel him to sup port her and the child. The latter she appealed to for assistance in se- curing the necessities of life.
 Joseph, she believes, is on his way to join one of the European armies. She says that s250 Of tlie money she charges him with having taken was received by her some time ago when she was a victim of an automobile ac- cident and that a like amount had been saved by her from wages re- eefveds in factory and housework No reason, unless the temptation to try his fortune in Europe during war times proved too strong, is known of as the cause of his leaving. <
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06
Bridgeport Death Role
 For Month Is 146

Deaths for July in Bridgeport were 146 according to the vital statistics which have been compiled in the town clerks office. or these, 32 were in fants between one and five years of age, who died of diarrhoea1 diseases. One child, more than five years old, died of diarrhoea. There were 10 deaths from consumption; scarlet fever claimed one victim; pneumonia g.; diphtheria 4 typhoid fever 1. Ten persons died by accident or violence and there were 10 still bfrtha- Of those who died in publicl institutions. 24 were residents of this city and four non-restdents.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06

Unidentified, the badly decomposed body found floating off Seaside park last night was Inferred at Lakeview home shortly before noon today. Dr.
 S. M. Gar1ick medical examiner, again viewed the body this morning and an nounced everything indicated suicide. The hole found under his left ear. though at first thought to be caused by a bullet. was decided to have re- suited from the action of water and fishes. The note found in his pocket ar'e e-.-- E +.e .-.9---i..t ee flae man
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06
DIR. BRADSHAW IS
 SAFELY HOME ON
 STEAMER CEDRIC

A despatch from Halifax, N. S., into which port the Cedric Of the White Star Line this morning landed her passengers, states that Dr. c. F. Brad shaw, formerly of Bridgeport. but now a re sident of New London, was among those who were brought safely to America
 Dr. Bradshaw, formerly well known dentist in Bridgeport. is the brother of James Y. Bradshaw, 26o0 Main street, and has been travelling throughout England for the past month. He sailed from Liverpool last Thursday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06

still remains unreads The language il which it is written has not been de- >terrnined It will be given to city court interpreters tomorrow for trans iation. This noon it was reported at she Second precinct police station tha e Stanley Ustach. 20 years old, boarding with Edward Kroiowisld, 1S7 Hunt fngton road. has been missing since July q. Acquaintances or Ustach'a a will be sought in an attempt to have them identity the note and body through description furnished by don- Gss-lit-lS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-06
Brothers Follow Each
 Other Tn Weddings

On August 1. Hermann Doeraer. a cigarmaker, living at 133 Merriam street, obtained a license to wed Anna Urban, aged 20, who lives in the same street They were married today by Rev. Herman G. Weiner of the Ger man Reformed church. Today the groom's brother, Frederick c. Doerner, also a cigarmaker, aged 27. secured a license to wed Miss Mabel Fantcsn, a clerk, aged 25. of PA French street.