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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-03
Weather Forecast

New Haven, Nov. S-F'orecast: Fair tonight and Thursday.
 Connecticut: Partly cloudy to- night and Thursday, moderate west winds.
 The western area of high pres sure is moving slowly eastward and is now central over the Ohio valley. It is producing pleasant weather with moderate teEnperar- lures in the central and eastern districts. A slight disturbance central over the DakOtaS is causing unsettled weather with rising temperature between the Rocky Mountains and the Mis- sisSippi river.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-03
PARENT-TEACHERS OF
 FAIRFIELD WILL MEET
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON

Especial to the Farmer.)
 Fairfield, Nov. 3-The Parent Teachers association of Fairfield. will hold its regular meeting on Friday afternoon at 3:15 o'c1ok at Sherman school. The principal speaker of the afternoon will be Mrs. Edward O.. Parker of Hartford, field secretary of the Connecticut Hygiene association. Her subject will be s'T1e Story of Life and How and When to Tell It. The executive committee of the or ganization will meet Thursday after noon inN Room, 10 of the Sherman school atN3:45 o'clock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-03
DRIVER BARELY ESCAPES DEATH AS TREE FALLS
 KILLING ONE OF TEAM

James Cornwall, a driver for Fred erdck Anton, a contractor with whom he lives on VinceIIette street had a narrow escape from death during the high wind Of yesterday when a large tree on the property of the Wash fngton Park Methodist Episcopal church, on Barnura/ avenue fell into the street
 By good judgment Cornwall saved himself and one of. the horses he was driving. The trunk, weighing several tons crushed the life out of another.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-03
CHEMIST PECK SUFFERS NERVOUS BREAKDOWN;
 GOES TO STATE HOSPITAL

Tfaddeus F. Peck, the we1T 1enosVni chemist. of Stratford who recently ad- vocated a world peace .movements has been committed to the state hospital at Norwich, through Ithe probate court in Bridgeport where he lived recently It is believed that the rest he will obtain there will greatly aid bis shattered nerves which have recently been unstrung through his constant effort to enlist workers in the world peace cause. \
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-03

The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Stowe Platt, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George L. P1att of Meadow Brook Farm, Milford, and Charles Wilson of Stratford was announced at a Hal
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-03
Defeated In Ohio,
 "Drys" Show Gains

Columbus, O., Nov.z3-Though Ohio voters yesterday rejected the state wide prohibition for the second time in two years, great inroads were made by the temperance forces in wet territory. Unofficial returns from TT of the 88 counties of the state gave a majority of 41,oOO against prohibi- tion amendment. Estimates on the official majority against the proposal run from 5000 to 10000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-03
LIVE STOCK BURNED.

Salisbury, Nov. 3-A barn owned by Mrs. Mary Bower and used by G. A. SeIleclz, on the outskirts of the town, was burned during last night Se1- Ieckss loss was $2,00O which embraces three horses, four cows, sixty barrels of apples and grain and tools. He had mo- insurance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-03
WHITE HOUSE SILENT
 ON ELECTION RETURNS

Washington, Nov. 3-No comment was made at the White House on the elections or results on the suffrage amendments and it was announced that there would be non.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-03

Two hundred Vassar College stu- dents aided suffragettes Of Pough- keepsie, N. r.. in watching the polls there
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08

.Nte bic &udfe paFen lie oriiben
auf oieie Siern9en auf.
2aum seiast, oa opnnern aud
idon Die feinbliden aanonen orauf>
los. mos bos .3eus bdlt, i9ieben
tunbenlons obne 3ped unb 3isl.
Man periudt gu idlofen.
Der 8erbinbuneseraben eIeidt ei,
ner meni4liden Sprotteni9ahtel, 10
liesen lie neben> unb binterelnanoer.
Sd leee meinen &opf ouf ein pdar
Widiorsitiefel. Die aus Dem lebmtgen
Grblo9 berousraeen. 8aIo bebt Elm
luitiges S6narden on, Ii lahen bic
&ubenoen 8ranaten 9rnnaten uno
Wtinen Minen iein, nun tplrb nlft
e6er our Settle 9eriidt, bis cine IN Den
@raben fdat.
unb i'm poroerften SdiBenerdten
ftebt unter freiem resenf9peren 6ims
mel i'm Walbesbpm bic Waft, bic
ni6t f9lafen oarf. Sn rubiser
Selbftperitdnoli6teit ertraeen Gle
2eute Die i9periten Strapa5en uno
= bolten ourd.
nno mas emit 8ismnrd Idets, gilt
au3 beute nod: .uniere 2eute iino
gum &ifen. le0er 10 tooesmutie,
folgiam. s~eiiitet, nit leerem Masen,
naiien 3leibern, naTem Eager, ipenig
S9laf, be3ablen, mas lie tonnen urb
sHen trpdenes 8rotl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
A-rong the Flowers. zpP-sd :

tit. eebt pie auf elmer unbaltbaren
gisoede -.
go tommt Ser Ineriff oamabl:4
gum Stsbca. 9o6eren Orts pirb be-
fobIen, nt6t tpelter p~oraugeben. Stels
lung balten.
uno oas Ginbuboeln beeinnt.
llnb oo3pii4en bepegen ii4 Die
&r%antentrdger uno Eameraoen, trnz
gen bic 8erpunoeten gu ben Wsrs
banbpldBen. 4m Blodbaus 1T Ger
Stabsarst pom britten Battalion um
feline 0erpunoeten bemiibt. 9at i'm
unterftano cine feline 4potbete e,ns
seri4tet. unb ols er BORT, oaB Stpis
iden Der eisenen uno Der felnollnsn
Stelluns nod Yerpunoete liegen, ca
mill er ielber bortbin. .Oas sebt
ni4t. Iieber Oottor 8. Ste perOen
bier notiger gebraudt. Die Aer3te
birfen mir nt4t lei4tfertis opfern.
Die Uertpunoeten bolen uniere puGez
rem &erle i6on ielbit 3uriid."
Oils Die gei6RBung am Blodbaus
gar gu beftis puroe. bat Der Ar3t
bic Wernun0eten in ben unteritano
gebolt. nWiein m2aSarett" glib els
ner lebloien Wfal1e. Wtit einem anz
itdnbi9en &oenot babe iA ite Dleoer
lebenotg semu4t."
Sn etnem Waloltud MAIDEN
Monnfduften SagO nab einisen
ueberldufern. hno gefonsene la9en
aus, bab - mir bOren, ituunen unb
iino batt - bub Ole 5ran3oisn aud
fir ben beutigen gag eineu Ansriff
feitseiest bdtten. I'm apOlf ubr.
4ber UNI elf ubr bd.t:a Die .4uez
manbs" bieisn porbet .itsten angriff
fdon aunihte eemani. Die Irtilles
RE babe unter Den ltarten Reierpsn
in ben r~idfpdrtigen Grdben furttbar
eeipitet -.
llniers 2piuns beiBt: g~insraben!
2aneiam i9ls,ht Die Hodt beran.
llno Die 9terpoiitdt DER J~ran3oien
fsbt ein. Sffenbar psrmuten ite ptna
ter iebem Baum uno binter ieOem
Strauh einen Selbgrauen.
8eibe 2eudttussln itsiesn fell in
bic 9obe uno fallen bann lan9fam
pis erobe Sternihnuppen nieoer uno
peIeu6tsn Baum uno 8uid esipsnz
iterbaft, leuhten bis gu unierer Stelz
lung biniiber. -. uno lidtiiberflutet
bufden mir our Settle.
9as Isubtst ole sarss Radt hins
burd. IS 1T Elm ifisr unbeimlihs
id0nes 6suertuert, peun oieie 2eutts
rateten iieisen uno fallen in ibrem
maeifdsn Sdein, pie Elm 6eneripert
ON Sobannistdse auf Den Bergen Der
9eimat.
lno nun rottert uno tnottert IS
burch ben WaIo. uno Die @slpehrses
Ihofls iinesn uno pfsifen oas alte 2ieo
bonn 2sben uno BON Soos.
9a bot iid irseuopp ipisosr Elm
9ui6 bspest.
3ueIsih ninoen fi6 oriben ees
rGuidIos feurierpts 9sudttuesln in
Die 0ohe uno itreuen bsim Riepers
fallen eineu StrableRtreis pisler
Steruden aus.
Sos fino bic 4IarmSsitsn fir bic
fru.s0fids artileris.
.5 piro 3eit, I'D gu psrtrieasn.'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
y12 TuSer Sdneibcr" als &rieas.
%fuurane.

Sm Siebenidbrigen Grtege crbicIt
elm Goriidul5e ole Sroer, cine
Guantitat Strob uto IL Sutter-
id)t,eioer ms uobe Eager 81 leuoen.
Ser Auslteller DER ORDER, Der aus
&biiringen ltammtc, bate abcr in
Der &ehtaidreibung arg gefeblt u,o
bate ltatt n6lttterihneioer" 5ipolf
.6uoer Sd)neiOer" 9cld)ricbcu. Gas
Strob fam am beltimmteh Gage oil,
aber Die Seute, Die cs 81 90flcl
ifneioen iolIten, blieben aus. Ono.
lid, Spei SaJe nod oeni 1ermin,
fommt oc- SdrtiI5e ms Eager uno
bringt Suei @agen nit, Die pon
Wtenld)en geltopft lino. Ger @eue.
ral frogt: m@as brilgt Sbr ga fir
&erIsi" .adL ba,ten oh 8laoen,
9err @eneraI," lprad Der eridrot.
feiie Sd)ul5e, 0mlr baben Oroer be.
fommer. Srpolf SiIoer Sdlneioer al
Iiefern. Aber menn's aiif oo3 Sebcn
foitet, mir boben iiur oiele 5fpei sSli.
Der, auiammten % Itann auibrinacn
fonncn. 8Ir baben Weiiter, 0elcl.
len uno Scbriungen geuommer1,
aud elm Raar Yirider iino babel,
aber fie ndbeu gut" Ser @eneral
mare gernc bole aeiuoroen. tuenn ole
Seidifte nidIt 81 lultig gefueien
ipGre. Gr lies allen Sdneioern su.
iammen cine babe Same Sdnaps
geben, 'Inb mic Die Gbronif meloet,
fnbren iie ole pouis berouidlt mad
Sduie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
,,znm Sturrn Gewebr -resnts!"
Gtine Don Yaul Edbms. 3urseit i'm
6eIoe.

Gtijde bon Ydul Sd1n1S, dIir5eIt I'm
6eloc.
Sn einem Der erpbsrteH frdn5oits
iden untsrltdnos iist aut sinem TN
fo6en. padeligeu Soolguemet Re9ls
meHtstommanosar 0relgerr D. 9. uno
hdlt elnen 4n9ritlspele4l IN 9duOen.
-4ngrlff beiserleits Ger 0rdnpe
1randee miro morgen tortsslest.."
Der AoJutdut blIat dut be ubr.
8 ubr 30 abenos.
Der &ommanoeur muB nit benz
2eisn inusbSltsn. Dos Studdeu Ya=
pier, auf benz isnsr bsOeutuuesuol
Beisbl 9eitrieusn itebt, 9Ielat nur
nod etnem Acknowledgment. Au baas
bert StelIen llderr Der Hsgen oura
ole Sede oes Uncertainties. Der Sim
gang bat iif ldon 81 etnem DE-
birgsbddletn p%erpanoet. Die 6dltte
bes unterltanoes lit inter 9bdll,r ges
fest.
unaufhaItlam pIaiIdsrt es oroubsn
ipeIter. Selt bier 2Lgen tsJaet Is
fhon. Der Gropooen ut aulaelueiAt
uno bic Shugsns rdben iino lebml9e
S6lommsrdben. Iss lit bartn TEN
Seben mebr. oas lit nur non Elm
SdIiooern, Die 5eIoeroueu Itno ipie
Nebmpuppen au3uieben.
Su oos DrS9ueu ~uniersr 8eibibe,
Die beretts lhr Wiriun9 sldisBeu aaf
Ole fetnolide Steuuua ~begounen, pegs
miiat iid oos 0onneru slues @eIpits
tiers. uno nit ben erIt peulsnbsn
unb bdnn truhxno erplooieGsnoen
9ranc:sa petteiisrn Die Slibt, Ole oen
kDdlo ourdSuten uuO greu srieutten.
Dos III Gin ieitiames Wettetfern ter
Haturelemsnte nit ben unerblttlihen
SrIe9sfurien. Giner iaeynt Den ons
bern ~lbertrumpfen 81 pollsu. Hrie0 !
4orier Vldnn. Der uidt 3uridl beut,
Der Aa9erualt Ratur trobie Ole Stirn
5u bieteu.
Wdbreno oraGben ole Glertntc
siiden, beuIeu, toben, oounern, orOb.
men. miro on Del Snfanteris .1efttts.
fteIlen bic itiIe 0orbtreitungsorbett
fir ben tommenben 2os 9etan.
s9err Wlaior, ib iinot, Der s3eit.
raum Spiiten 8efebI uno AnQriii
1T unter ben obpdItsnosn u~mitdnosn
sntidieoen 5u turs bcmsiien."
.6inoe ib aut."
DEM crit Dor elmer baIben StunoC
ipor Der 8ommanoeur bon feinem
9dn9e burh ole SteIunQ suriidge,
iebrt, batte lln ielbit iiterseuqt, IN
fpeI6sm 3uitanoe feline Seute IN ben
C6lammeraben buo0eln unb Stel'
lung n%usbauen. SEINE SruppeE. fir
Die er perantporilld 1T, Die er aud
sm pertre.en bat. Gr modte lbner
nod germ eilen 2ae ,3sit eeoen. unt
teBt ii6 nit benz 8sneral in Der.
bin0une.
.&egen bat ole llntsritGnoe unr
8rdben unter NofIer eeisbt. =. Sri.
entieren nab Sarte, Shrelben BON
9eisblen tells erihpsrt, tells prso.
gert.. -. Sann Aneriii nur Damn er.
tol9reih anieben, rpenn untertubrsr
PsrionIs6 %orientisre. Sn oisier Ra6t
ldipisris -. llnsenau -. 9isIoer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08

unieren Dor our YefeBung bes poree.
rem Grobens. 5einb fdieBt nit DO
idinen9epebreu. Die Sibrer bliden
iiA %eritaunt IN. mas bot oas 3u
~beOeuten? Srsenoetpas ideint niGi
in Sronung gu iein.
Die ub,en raus. 10 ubr 55 sri.
nuten.
.Wi6en !Serr Maior, mas ih bez
fiirdte: ben ihpierisen Stano unie=
ret IrtiIerie. Gs lit in oieiem naIs
oigen Wirrtparr teine lei9te 4utgohe,
ben unmittelbor Dor u~nitren Snits
3ensrGbsn bsfinoIi6en fetnoll9er
8rdben pirtiam unter sSeusr gu nebs
men. Sn benz 9elGn0e, in benz mir
uns in bier 3agen porbereiteten boi
Der Seino podenlang porber 1it
reinorbeiten" tDnnen.
@lf ubr.
Pun bred)en ie Dor, raus aus Ser
Sturmiteaung: Sum Sturm = @sz
ipebr re6ts ...!"
8orpdrts ourh oas bi9te WdIcs
9eitrupp. pier unb "a itraudelt eli
ner unb bleibt Iie9en. r&omm, &oa
merab, i6neu auf!" aber Die iteben
ntht mebr ouf.
Wnfhtnengetpebr neben Maf1ineu>
9epe6r ideint oa briben gu Heben.
2atterno burdbaat ss ben Wolo.
Hur unter idperen 8erluitsn tommen
eini9e 3ompognien p%orlpGrts, einise
itben bereits in einem feinolifen @ras
benitiid uno p~erteibigen es. Nnoere
miifen pteber 3uriid, pisIe t0nnen
niht pors nod ridpGrts. Wenn lie
muir Den 9ppf in bic SObs beben,
tonmen Die 8ugeIn sepfIogen -.
ansriff beim 4nidIubresiment
sebt aud nur teilipeiie Iangiam pors
p1rts.
aompaenien ridden CUR 9sritdr.
lung Dor.
.Hdn, asrIe. bic anbern init Dor.
rudrtsreibsn."
.Wenn's eebt, pirb INNER Die So
DIE ssi4miTen, 9err Maior."
SIM 2aufidritt sebt's ourh ben
WaIo.
Cine aomposnis 9opsrn tommi
aus Der ridpdrtigen Stelune beron,
Sino ipobl idnel eelaufeu, neil oas
Moloitid unter 4rtileriefeuer leg,
Dor Dem 9Iodbaus rui; tbnen Der
6ibrer gu:
.9aIt's an, 2sut'. @aidnauft'a
alb ....!
unp nab funf Minutsn Der
ltnaufuus" piriden tie iih in sebid'
ter 9dltun9, @epsbr III Der Qdno,
pie 28iipoiebs nab re6ts ourh bus
Sebuld 81 ibrem Battalion blnGber.
auh Inter 4bfhnitt erbdIt Yeritar'
lung. 0ieleiht ldSt iit Don bort
Der Ansrirf porirussn. SIN hefti9'
fen Sulonetttampfe seIinst's ltuds
ipeiie. Sefoblens Stellung 1T moes
mob nidt erreiht.
Die Sefuratuns lit e%iugstroffeu,
4rtinerie bat ole ieinoIite S6ugsn'
ardben al pieten Stellei nih1 faiien,
nit. eriGuttern tpnnsu. leils linG
Die S6Une 81 tutS. tells su nett ss'
aanstn.
llno cine Grippe. Die eesen sireu
9raben pcTiturmt, Der poai9 iateit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08

Sroubsn briIt uno rpettert nod
INNER Qimmel uuo Groe. unO bier
oriunen I'M fsuhten Grolo9 bau. lid
i'm Nu cine Bride auf Die BIS IN Die
5eimot rsIdt. Sober lit in leinsn
Brief periunten -. .Wann Deroen
mir uns pieoerieben =. So,
mann? MoGlen iebeu, mas Der mus
sies Tag btiu9en piro.
IS it 5 ubr. i9on BANNER; Der
Wpreen, aIs Der MISUNDERSTANDING
beur ieinen GefeAtsltano in Der Wttte
oes poroeriten Yatailons uerlsst, UNI
BON bier aus ben 4ngriff au Iettsn.
Die Ratur bot iih ausgstobt. Die
Weniden9etpoIt rubt audi. UNI nab
turSer Set bic eiierneu Wduler ptes
Der bruuen gu lalen.
Nuf Der 9Baloll1tung befinost lih
Elm Srnndtentridter neben Dem dnoez
rer. Our6 einen Verbinoumsneg,
auf engen Daloidnsiien uno our4
lebmige SduBengrdben iiibrt Der
Weg gum 8efehtsItdno am 8lods
baus. lleberuQ laseru in GauigrG<
ben Die 8ompngnien in gsrettldaftss
itelung. per uno oa graben i'd
rslde neu elm. IS lit ben 6eIo>
grouen idon CUR Gepubnbett geiuurs
ben, iiberal bort. 100 tie LANCER oils
eine balbe Stunoe raiten, i1IeunigIt
Spntsn unp Beilpide pom RoppsI gu
idnaaen uno ii4 elm .idlstnoss
Grab" 81 buooeln.
Das 8lodbaus 1T cine franaoiiids
Satterietellun9, Die Dor eiuigen 5as
gen 9enommen mur0e. 2ints uno
redts pom @elhiibltano gebt Is burh
enge &erbtnOunessrGbsn in tleine
Groloher, bic bon oiden 9%aumldrs
men iberoedt iino. Our6 etne tleiue
Seffnurg oringt bon pbeu ipdrlih
0as 2ageslIht binein.
Gin bernipredapporot lit bereits
hauerno III 26tigteit. Der 4rtilles
riebeobadtsr itebt uon bier aus init
Sipei 8Gtterien in 8~srbinoung.
rgotterie Sdrdoaoer -. Sit Bat
terie Strdaaoer oort? -. SSrausos
ZEN idonSen DOR Stepung 5. &oms
po9nis in elmer Gntfsruuna pom ahts
aig Mster. Sofort unter 6eusr nsbs
men,"
.4ftuns, Wiine!" rrlut orauben
elmer odSpllten. uro lpie pds Don=
nerpetter iprin9sn bic 9euts in eie
Ysrbinoungs9rdben.
9uiniut RrrroauB -
Die Groe srsiitert uno eror0bni.
Gin Grobeben i'm tleineu.
Sn lsBter 3eit bsIdieBen bic Ssran=
Soisn isbr bdufi9 bic por0ere Steaune
nit Ytiuen. NohtS iiuo tie unlnl e,
nsbm, lei Gage t0nnen fe aeie6sn
iperbeu. oisis iIisasnoen unQebeuer.
Oorum iiebt itdnoi9 elmer Qoiteu,
Der nur aul bic ruugebetenen 8dite"
oufSupa6ta uno oUrd 3uruf oapcr
gu pornen bat. Sur Mnttuort brill
len aud uniere Miusnipsrier bin
iiber.
Die Sturmssit nabt.
9ier nno Ia ihreibt elmer aui rem
Snien no4 elne 6cl~opoftarte. VA
rum 80
&urS Dor elf llbr nerIeQt bic Irs
Iinerie ibr 6euer auf oie ~riitfdnoioe
| Stsuuns Ses 6einota. Run ssbsu Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08

urouren intoIge ungunft i'm Walbe
nebr 3eit -. ebenio 5ernipreher NIT
Sesen bon 2ettungeu 5u neuen Ges
fentstsllen -. Wit piOnieren nitts
p%ereinbart 49,"
uno bic Wntport:
rAn gefebl bonn a.zS.zR. 1T Eitts
mebr au dnoern. Ourhfubrung mub
aSsl;d fein."
~3u 9efebI, 6err 9sueraI. Damn
muB es 9ehen."
Earten CUR Sanb.
~WeI6e Sdneile iOu erreidt ipsrs
benz"
.8as lleberfdrsitsn iener gIDbe 1T
gu permeioen."
r4nsriffsridtung bur6 psises
9ono fe%itIesen."
Oh, IS in 10 uneuoIid bel gu be-
ipredeu uno anSuoronen.
Heben mir bodt @rDifner auf
ourdndbtem Strobla9er, ieoer einen
U}eloetartenbIod auf ben anien gum
S6reibeu;
IS 9reift an Regiment t.
Idn9s bes Xurtopeqes uno nah osts
len Ginmiin0ung in bic Uganoe
Grdnfee an Der Gbaufee entlana .
IL ubr gum Sturm porbredjen i.
8 u9r ir!;D ipridt Regimentstoms
mnnoeur 6ubrer uno unteriubrer in
Der Stelnng -. uno 10 FORT.
uno orduBeu brullt uno tpsttert
9immsl uuO Groe.
Run rous nit ben gsfeblen uno
&artgA su ben lluterperbGnoen. Al
oen 8atuiGonen, gu ben Aompaqnisn,
ben picnIeren uno gu oieIen anoereu.
BIS ibsra4 nit 9ohorud an Der
0urdfubrnng oes Sefebls asorbeitst
miro.
IS iii IGnait Mitterna4t poriiber,
ais mir unler Eager oufiuaen.
Der Nalor rpsttsrt uno ltimpft,
ooB iein r8opitihen" abb0rpen &c.
tcmmen. Doh nsiu. oa 1T IS ia.
Gin Wiustetier bate es aIs nabeno.
brottild" benuBt. Wit s;Hem aroben
oierediaen BRETT uaterm 4im III Der
Waior iton uon llnterItono az lin.
teritono 9eso9en, nit ieinem 2opfs
tiiIen. trd9t Is c%ieenbdnoi9, er min
nit ieiner rNnuehnltd)teit" niemono
anosrs beIol.en. Der NOiutant bat
ilt leoen Ibtn0 eineR Sonoiod fill
len Ioftn OILS &opfuntsrIaoe. sic
pollen nidt onoers aebettet isin, ipie
oil bic Spl0dten bier oruuben.
RAD turjtm Sdldf psdt mid eer
6ernipreter uno qibt BEN Rat, 10
3%sntlmster tpsitsr roHh retts gu ritz
ten. neil i'd ihon felt elmer Stunne
Ihlofsnb in elmer tiefeu ReoenIods
Elm 6ubboo bis su Den SbsritentsIr
hinaut 9enommen babe. IuSuplt! iei
ungeiuno -. Is trppie anoauernr
pou Der Dede bsruuter.
lin 3 llbr moreeus ltoIpert einel
nit einem 9~robmdttiesn Sud libel
uns binpeg, Giusr BON e.r 0s'
fe6tsboga9e.
.Samsroo. bic 4oi; 1T 0a!"
Isl Der S0uient, lpie man Ia III ei,
9obe fGbrt. 2dlduidmpen bligen 0uf
ihnel piro pertejIt. Yotlylih ii
aud9 mas babel. 3igorttisn. 6radt
bonbpns, ShpioIaoe. 3eitup9cu uni
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08

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Arizona republican., 1915-11-19

The ladies aid of Littleton church will hold bazaar and serve Thanks giving dinner at the nome of l. II. Kipp.
 C. L. Williams and Bert Roop to- gether with their wives. attended show in Phoenix Sunday evening.
 Quite number of people from this section are taking in the fair this week.
 trainload of horses, said to belong to General Maytorena of Mexico. were unloaded at Cashion station Thursday and turned on pasture on nearby ranch.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Ivy attended the dinner given at the Adams Hotel in honor of Vice President Marshall
 F. W. Lattimer has moved onto the Charles H. Kunselman ranch west of Tolleson.
 Postmaster Leon H. Tolleson attend ed the fair on Wednesday.
 Ladies Aid of TOlleson held a sew ing bee at the home of Mrs. V. II. Harper on Wednesday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-19
NOW IS TIME
 ID ADVERTISE
!. II. Patterson, Head of N.
 C. R.. Forseeing Pros perity, Backs Up His Opinion With Money S200,000 for This Month

Layton, ..
 In the convention of salesmen of the National Cash Register Company gathered here from all parts of this continent, reports were made indi- eating the general improvement of business everywhere. Out of the eight hundred statesmen present, all but one said that his territory was moving fast toward a business boom.
 On the basis of these reports. John H. Patterson, president and general manager of the Cash Register com pany, predicted that the approaching era of prosperity would probably ex- ceed anything this country has ever. known.
 As a preface to his remarks he re- viewed the business depression of the previous two years. This, he said. had affected all lines-agriculture, mining, industry, commerce, and finance.
 Now he continued, the boom is on. Agricultural interests are the first to feel it. The farmers have record breaking crops, with a big demand. Confidence has been reestablished Various interests have picked up, one after another. Then the stores needed goods, and factory wheels began to move. The commerce and transporta- tion reflected the change. Finally, it was manifest in the financial world banking system in the world today
Arizona republican., 1915-11-19
Lucky Victor Wins Beauti- ful Diamond Ring, Put Up By Chris Phillis, Manager of the Contest; Voting Closes

Today is going to be the last day for casting ballots for candidates for queen of the carnival. The ballot boxes will close at twelve o'clock to- night. During the night the count of the votes will be made and the win ners name will be announced on Saturday morning.
 All printed coupons must be voted by noon today, or they will not be counted.
 The first prize is 2 large genuine diamond ring This will be displayed today at the jewelryN store of N. Friedman, Central and Washington street. A guarantee accompanies the ring.
 The queen will be crowned at the carnival grounds at eight thirty Sat urday evening. A masquerade ban will follow this event. the ball being
Arizona republican., 1915-11-19

We have three big federal organi zations taking care of these various interests: First, the Interstate Com mercc Commission; then came the Federal Trade Commission; and fi nally. the Federal Reserve Board. with its chain of reserve banks The value of these three boards or commissions to the country cannot be estimated
 Through the aid of the reserve banks. the various banking institu- tions of the country began to loan money where people could not get it before. Now, with big crops and big demands with little foreign competi tions, we are at the commencement of an era of prosperity such as this country has never seen before.
 All this great prosperity cannot come in day It will take time. But conditions everywhere are improving The farmers are prosperous. The mills of Pittsburg are busier than ever be- fore. Railroad stocks are going up. Ii is only a question of 2 short time be- fore the wave of prosperity will be upon us.
 Now is the time for storekeepers to advertise.r added NIT. Patterson. He is backing up his opinon with his money. His company is spending more than $200 GOO this month for ad vertising In addition, it has spent $50, GOO to have the 500 members of it's selling force attend it's school at Day ton for three days, where they were taught the new and up to date ideas for their business.