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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
CAFES and PUBLIC
HOUSES HARD hit
Bar Receipts Show Heavy Decrease;
Police Court Cases in World
Metropolis Fall from 1000
to 600 Per Week
lBy Wilbur S. Forrest, United Press
Staff Correspondent

Staff Correspondent
London, Dec. 21.-(By mail.)-Lon-
don's anti-treating law is no joke. 1t
is no American Sunday closing affair.
It's the real, unadulterated article.
When American city fathers agree
that there shall be no Sunday saloons
they draw up their ordinance and
notify the saloon keepers. But they
don't lock the back doors England
does Also the windows. Also the
cellars.
The vast difference between Ameri-
can and British observance is start
lingly shown in the effects OF this
latest step against intemperance. In
one month drinking has diminished 25
to 40 per cent in England. Drunken
ness is down 40 per cent and still de.
creasing. Careful investigation proves
today that there is no treating in Lon
don.
Fashionable cafes in London's down
town district now have many empty
chairs Leading hotel bars lack the
little groups of "strategist who gath
cred daily to discuss the war over
whisky and soda. Professional
''moochers," well known in London.
have been annihilated by the law
which says they may have no drink
unless they pay for it.
Semi-respectable restaurant-public-
houses have been hard hit No groups
gather to talk over ale and bitter.
The patrons are drinking almost pa
thetically alone. The lower class Of
public house has suffered less. Labor
ers still drop in for their morning and
evening nip or tankard of ale They
paid for it themselves before, any
how. At a certain American bar and
hotel well known to Americans, the
veteran barmaid who makes the best
Bronx cocktail in England admits she
isn't making so many nowadays. She
nows many of the most prominent
Americans in London and many who
frequently come over, but she admits
she's not seeing them SO often.
The secretary Of one of London's
largest clubs declares that two drinks
are now being taken where three were
consumed before. The manager of a
we'll known West End cafe admits that
his daily bar receipts are off nearly
40 per cent. There is no one to buy
for "the other fellow" Police court
figures show that where London pro-
duced 1000 arrests weekly for drunk
enness before, there are now not more
than 600
In other parts of England and in
Wales and Scotland, where the law Is
effective, police figures sum up that
where there were 600 convictions for
drunkenness there are now 400. In
Liverpool during the month preceding
the non-treating order there were 1873
arrests and in the following month
but 125. In Newcastle there were %
against Al, Durham SO against "a,
/ Northumberland 40 against 25, and
Cardiff 6 against l.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
PUTS One OVER
PROPRIETOR

BY United Press.
Galveston, Tex, Dec. 21.-R. !. Lo-
gan left twenty-five thousand dollars
at the fremont hotel here as security
for an eight-dollar board bill. but still
the proprietor is not satisfied. II was
discovered today that the money is
counterfeit
The police say Logan is the head of
a gang that sold five million dollars
worth of spurious Carranza currency
here.
p. C. Dillinger, alleged to be an agent
Of Logan, was arrested. Logan is
missing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
JUDGE linn
APPOINTED

Judge Will Linn of this judicial
district has been notified by Governor
of his appointment to commission
known as the district judge division
of that body.
Judge Linn left Chickasha early
this morning and could not be seen
in the matter. However, it is under
stood in local court circles that Judge
Linn on a former occasion declined
the same honor, but is undecided at
this time whether or not to accept the
appointment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
Boer Rebels Released.

BY United Press.
Johannesburg, Dec. 2l-General
Christian Dewet and one hundred and
nineteen other Beers who were con
victed of treason for rebelling shortly
after the outbreak of the war were re
leased from prison today on condition
that they pay their fines and promise
not TO enter politics during the re
mainder Of the period for which they
ware sentenced
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
BANDIT IS GIVEN
Is YEARS MORE

By United Press.
Dallas, Tex, Dec. 2J.-David Widner,
the Oklahoma bandit, who is already
under sentence Of ninety-nine years,
was given fifteen years more here this
morning on the charge Of attempted
murder.
Frank Kelley, Widner's pal, is un-
der similar sentences and will be tried
on two more charges of attempted
murder early in January.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
VILLA PLEA
IS REFUSED
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, d. c., Dec. 21.-Accord-
ing to advices received here today,
General Obregon has refused to heed
Villas plea for personal amnesty
Villas wife crossed the border yes
terday at El Paso, taking with her a
large amount of Villas personal prop
erty. sa a
Reports from army officers today
say the final conference which is ex-
pected to dispose Of the Villa revolu-
tion is being held today with former
Villista generals and Carrancista of
ficials participating.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
Bombard Bulgar Port.

BY United Press.
London, Dec. 21,A Russian cruiser
and two destroyers5 escorting sixteen
transports loaded with troops, bonn
barded the Bulgarian port of Varta
Yesterday, according to a dispatch from
Athens.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
Spain to FIahta
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
New York, Dec. 21.--According to
reports, the Spanish government has
purchased several million rounds OF
rifle ammunition and established a
thirty-million dollar credit loan for the
purpose Of buying other munitions of
war.
1t is believed that Spain may be pre-
pairing to enter the war on the side of
the Teutons to retake Gibraltar from
the British and also to annex Portugal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
Refuse to Surrender Saloniki Fort
to Allies as Requested; Russian
Commander in North is
Relieved
SPAIN Is MAKING
WARLIKE MOVES
May Be Planning to Enter on Side
Of Teutons Taking Gibraltar
and Portugal; Ford Finds
More Favor
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Berlin, Dec. 2l.-The Trankfurter
Zeitung prints a dispatch today say.
ing that the Greek gunners at Fort
Karaburna, which dominates Saloniki,
fired on a French detachment which
failed to halt at the sentry's com.
mand and that the French fled.
The Greeks continue to hold the
fort in spite of French requests that
1t be turned over to the allies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
Russ General Relieved.

By United Press.
Petrograd, Dec. 21.-General Russky
has been relieved of the command
of the Russian northern army defend
ing the Riga-Dvinsk line. "Ill health
was assigned as the reason.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
SUSPECTS ARRESTED.

BY United Press.
Ashdown, Ark, Dec. 2l.-Officers
here captured two men who are sus-
pected of having been connected with
the recent holdup of Kansas City
Southern passenger train. One of the
bandits was seriously wounded
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
Get New Rites

BY United Press.
Gibraltar, Dec. 21.-Spanish officials
have authorized sixty thousand sol
diers to substitute Remington rifles
OF the latest pattern for Mausers. Re-
cruits are constantly drilling.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
WAR NEWS OF ONE YEAF
AGO TODAY.

Germany's crushing Russian
Victory claim was exploded.
The allies western drive was
checked by the kaiser's men.
The French chamber of dep
uties met in Paris for the first
time since last August.
Admiral Won Tirpitz said Ger
man submarines might block
ade England and 'starve her
into submission.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
Mrs. Asaulth Wins Suit.

BY United Press.
London, Dec. 2i.-Mrs. Asquith,
wife OF the premier. won her suit to
prevent the London Globe from con
tinuing to make alleged libelous at
tacks on her.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21

Mrs. A. =. Thomas and children of
Bowie, Tex, are expected in the city
tomorrow for the Owsley reunion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
WEATHER ELSEWHERE.
: 4s++@+++4+s%4*ss.

Texas: Clear, temperature "a to As.
No rain: scattered frosts.
oklahoma Clear, temperature S6
to As: no rain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
PRESIDENT WILSON AND
BRIDE CLOSELY GUARDED

BY United Press.
Hot Springs, Va, Dec. 21.-A double
guard composed of secret service men
and hotel employees continue to keep
the public away from President Wilson
and his bride, who are spending their
honeymoon here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-21
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Oklahoma.


For Oklahoma: Tonight an
Wednesday fair.
Local Temperature.
Maximum. Sc degrees.
Minimum, 26 degrees.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-10
Observation-Disclosures
Gincinnati, 9. VII


gIiffOrb 9. Drigbt on emma u.
5ini6, 100 bel 150 CUB an Der DeIts
itite Don llpIanb qlace, $50 5ub
iiiOIid bon Der WtcMilan Stras
Be, 5 Sabre pa6t bonn 8. September
1915, idbrli6e Wietbe $500 NIT bsn
pripiIesium gum Qntauf fir $1,000.
Gnna Wl. Cannon an Mart M.
Oopling. 5 SABRE paft pom l. qus.
1915, auf aaDsnralm betannt als
201e WabifOn 9ioab, mpnatIi6s
Mi.tbe, $35.
.. Subfpn Starr an glsabttb
Sturr, Got $50 in Stspben asmper's s
llHterabtbsiluns an McGreeor 4ps.
nue., 81.
3aDib s. Siarr sst. an 91tib :. s
Starr Sr., Got 684 in berieIbtn llns
terabtbeilung, 81.
JIOra Wi. aling on 9uguit Ssbl.
mann. 80 BEL $50 SUB an Der Rorbs
ieite bon alina Qpenue in Meftippob,
(Stsusr $1.5o); 81
Sobn Slider an Gina Slider, Got
2 in 9lod %" in Sinmars llnterdbs
tbeilnng bon Cottage 5in. 81.
Die Glentpoob gleal Gftate 60. an
bic 5pbe part gountrp Club Co.,
19 Sabre pa6t pom 10. SuIi 1915,
auf 9.186 adsr 2anb angrer5enb BEN
5bbs part Gountrp Club gigsntbum.
tn Edition q in Columbia 1DpB
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@ruuoeiseutbums. 6gpstbefeu
R,ueinaetrquen

~ " y ".
gbriftina lIria on Spiepb o. Wba'
tbias. 1886.
Glisabstb GOlbenbsrs an gloria 6
Il. .. Co., $1,000.
Samss %. Batter an SoreisnGbris'
tian Wifionarp Gofietp, $500.
5obn Gint an @ortingmsns Ger
man .. II. g. Co., $1,000.
gldn4e R. Doung an 5arrp 5
Qebmann, $1,000.
Gatbartns S9rpeiibart an Bed
man Street q. II. g. Co.. $1,000.
Walter 6. Carlton on Maoiion q
q. 9to. 2, $500.
PeIie 6. Stepens an bo., $3.50.
Soa 5iB an z. @arb 8. u. .. 60.
$1,000.
9bomas S'9risn an bo., $400.
Die Columbian GONE 60. an We.
fern uHb Soutbern 2ife Jni. Go.
$50, 800.
Co.. $500. =
8eiamin s. pidsl an WabiTon 3
u. Ro. 2, $4,000.
Do. an SbOmas 9, Ssrn II. Mnb.
$3.50.
samss -. gaisr an waDss D
Cooper. s25oo.
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lfarim @orfi hber
OeutidIaub. @or eiIriger 8eit
bat gsarim Gorfi IN einer Shsocn.
teioerianuIillng in Mostnr irngefdbr
folgIbes iiber 9eitidIano itnb Sie
Oeutid;eu nilspefiibrt: ,Ge,ltiblmo
Ttiiiien iuir adten. 9eltitIano III eir
bellies 9arb, bic Come fam in ie.
ben ggintel bineiriteineu mn6 mir.
scsbs firibet iie llnraib. Sic beut.
steHSdrrIen iinb 6ieSiIGsitdtten Ses
oeltiden 9ebanfens, im6 OelItidy.
lamb bat netnntnI mebr SdniIen nl5
RnbIGno. Die @iifenidnit III jeoem
5nadiislit, iebem. Der Iernen iutII,
lnlo ole iuoIIen lie lernen oorum
iino iie ale 6iutorlngen Don ben,
oelttfhen @ebanfen. Ger Seirif,e bat
oie saTlSe g9eIt a,if frieolife syeije
erobert, irto Der iesise arieg Id,eint
MIR elm gSroteit gegen Die frieoIife
ercter,mg 3u iein. 9eiitiHlmios Mii-
ienitait beferridt imiere lIniperii-
taten beiitid,es sfnpital bout iuierc
@ahneT. beittide Sribiiitrie b1irte I'm.
iere WeaidGneib mir babcn belttf3e
GleitrisitIt sebabt, inib beiti&e
stdiifleiite resulierten ben rlifiiifcn
SanoeI. Ger Gciltihe feitnt ben rui.
fiiden @eiit beiier, nIs Der Hniie ielbft
NIB fiibrt ieincn anuipf gegen bic
Sdapad,en. fyragt EN- oeiitifes SduI-
firo nab Splltoi, nab TolfoiesDffi.
nn6 @iid)fin nnb Gogof eS tnnn
elid aHtiporten geben. ssrogt bic
ghhien nn6 elrren TidDtern inib Ten-
fern, Die nieiitn perben ifapeigcn.
GatfhIano bat fir jeite 9snfer tenn
Sfbirien. Dnrlnn fcrtnte fif, Der
belrf&e @eiit su einer aIles bei&ats
tenoen GraBe sutfnIteu--
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9enrp Belle an ReaDing .. u. y
Co., $3.50.
gBiuiam gptipin an 8. Senrp Wen'
itrup, $3.50.
glIbert aimmerle an gdthea Wilbp
Sruites. $1756.66.
sSobn Boppersr an Spring @aroer
g. II. y. Co., $1,000.
Die Bart Saa Bldg. So. an SmitE
s.idenlooper, 81.
5lorenee u. 8ougb an gant Strse'
y. u. Co., $500.
Gbwdro 80. Sor an Wlo6fpi Der
man 3. II. g. 60, $1,000.
@etilgte 9pPotb.tsn.
sSba We. Droeee an SObn s. Cal
pert. $1150.
elisabsib golbtnbers an gloria 8
|u. 3. Go, $500.
Sulia 9oimGnn an Bremen Street
|9. II. 3. Co.. $1,000.
4bilpmsna 9ifhnfff CT gS5ba,tts 3
JtQp, 9lSDz.
Sobn sSini an @prfinamens Ger
man 9. II. g. 60. $1,000.
Columbian Some Go. on SobnSul.
lipdn, $500.
Gar! @alentine an Mabifon 3. u
Ro. 2. SLIPS.
Rellie 9. Stepens on bo., $1375.
Carl 8anetine an Wm. Soepie,
$500.
96cmas D'grien an z. Wdrb g. u
3. Co., S400.
S.rfd GitrOn an auna aaDea,
5000.
Tlarp Rinsaripn an Reubins 3. u.
6. 60, $3.50.
6snrD @pG. on bo., $1,000.
Spbn u. Rotban an atlantic .. u.
60. $1,000.
SuIia 81. Sbonau an Wlpes y.
Gooptr. $500.
Ratb oauoblin an Deit Gno 3. u.
3. 60. $500.
gOnrab WaiIer on RubiiOn 3. u.
go. 2. $4,000.
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Gin pdntoffeIbelb.

Gin pantoffsIbelo 1T aIs @Oriissns
Der zines @ereiHs gefpGbIt lporben. als
bic erite SiBung unter befen Geitung
togte, eridbien er i'm 8ereinsIUtal nit
ieiner Sdttin, 9eraeibung: lie sriaien
nit i3m. SelbitperItdnbIi4 proteitirs
ten bic anpeienbeu goritanbsmitsIies
Der gang erergii9 basegen. = .0as
gebt aber ni4t, Sruu S6pabbeImann,
mas ipollen sic benn eigentli6 bier2"
nDas i9 bier ipia9 Nu, 10 ne Jra4
gel Rsben mil i6, mein Wunn 1T bod
GOriisenher seporben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-10
y MINER berftIhs

pwfefor S6nissr bate cine gro,
bere Joribungsreiie uuternOmmen.
llebe1 anOertbalb SABRE mar sr fort.
WG9renb bieier 3eit bate ieine ssraa
bic Dobnuns eetpe9ielt. 2Ils nun pros
fe1or S4niber unansemelbet tpieber
Slriidtebrte, sing er in feiner Ser.
ftreutbeit IN bic aIte @obnune. nno
lpie ibm bort auf fem gtnlduten bic
Grou ber neuen partei Offnete rief er
entiebt:
nSott, &malh, ipie Su Did in bic,
fen G,sSestbaIb .Sabr<u psrdabsrt .baitl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-10

gOu1t 'ptt ltHp ublp Jebi uuS dIpe
bOs. SEPT tDnnen mir lpieDer rlIbi,
fpsiter trdumen."
llnb ipieber iparo es fill, bis Ru
boIf tpiebsr ods S9peigen bra9:
r6ribi2"
rWas Denn9" baudte lie taum Dor
bar.
.gift nod boss" 4
nSa!"
sSebr2"
-,Sebr!"
Die 5rdumersi sins piebsr Los. BIZ
bann ipisOer Jrisi gu fIiiiteru begann
.Rubulf2"
.Das beltn?"
rgiit no9 INNER bos2"
nSu lpobI!"
,Sebr2"
.Sebr!l"
.Rs9t bait!."
n0as freut bid natiirIi9!1
.HatiirIi9!"
r6risi, bu BIZ. Elm llnSshsnerl"
Gin llnge - ipas2l"
beusr, ein llngebeuerl 9eritebii
ri9t oeutid2"
,llnsebeuer - bas 1T uHsebeuer!"
rNas benn fpnit9"
sd banie!"
.Ob, i'd bite! ei it serne gsi9s.
ber."
limb peibt bu. mas Su biit. Ru.
OOlf2"
sd bin niht neusierig."
SD mill bir's aber idssn." unS +.
nsiste iib gu ibm unb begdnu, ihm
Ieiie ms DIR su fIiiitsrn: .Su bift-'
gr srfubr niat, mas er 1T. Bel Sri
bis gepesuug, aIs ije ii4 Dornsists.
bate Elm @Ias setIirr!, 5rau S9Ons
den mar oufipadenb 5uidmmens.fabs
ren, bic beibsn aber tpdren aussinans
Oergefubr.n.
sd poIIte mid serloe oerobidiss
ben, iSrau SdOuden. ri,f llrbanp ii9
raid fafisnb. IS III pat oeipOrOen."
gr tiibts Der alien Dame ritterIih
bic Sano uno prabidtOete ii9 To-
baun, sttpas s0serno. pis ss faisa.
ppn 5riBi.
r@ute Ra6t, Ruboyi" iaste bieic,
unb es mar, als trdum. iie nod obes
i6un lpisber, ais iis i5ye 9anb cine
0eiIe in Der isiniseR ra5n lieb.
9as 9ienitmGb6en leudtste BEN
ipdisn 9ait bic 9reppe binunter;
5rau SaOn6en rdllm;s ettpas ihIdf.
trpnten ben 2iid ab, 5ibIts nod elm
nal bas Silber5tua, 6ls nun nod in
be aiite .Ommtn iOllte, um esreinist
5u tpsroen. JriBi fell, iia Dor ben
Spisgel, bob bic Sdub, gum aopf uno
Sos iid ben srobtn S6iIOpatis9amm
unb fobann bic Rabeln aus benz Saar,
bas nun in rsider GO.ofIutb ibr iiber
Die S4ultern bis nett 5iRab iiber biz
Siiften fieI. Da - ,Iopfte es nod Elm.
NAL un Der sbiir. Die beiben drauen
fuhn fid eritourt an, uub JraG
G4onhtH sins gu 0ffnsH.
llrbdnb itanb Dor Der 95iire unS
n.kn ibm bas 9ieHi.mdbden, nod ims
mer bi. brenmnbe Serge in ber 9aub;
iie tpor.H i6on unteu i'm 5ausfIur &C.
tpefen unb tporsa oaun ipieber umges
iebrt.
.Darf i'd nod einmal auf einen
IusenbIid binein. i5rau S65n9sn2-
fraste urbanH Dom 8orJimmer berein.
5rau SdOnd,tn offneie bic Sbiirs,
uub llrban9 ira. ein.
~9ait mas p.rseIen, RuSolf2"
fpaste 5risi. iid oos Saar dus oem
Geiiht ftreibsno.
.Sd, 5rist i'd tpoIIie Dir bod nod
ettuas iaseH.'
.gs mar bic b0afte 3sit, RuboIf,"
fasts Grisi ladenS, unb iie i5iittsIte
babel ibrs sOIOtns Wdbne. .9a feb
mid on, nj. ib ausfbau; in boiler
ksriffsn; cine Winuie ipds
ter, unb i'd lpeib Hi9t, rpie nett mir
iinb!"
urbanb mari }rau S6SR9en einen
bittenbsn Bid 81; fie peritanb Jpn
unb perIieb fiia bus 3fmler.
.abl QIio sttpas GebetmnibbSues?4
rief Grisi. Die ben Bid aufgefansen
bate uno bic iia nun suredtiesi., I'M
bic Rittbeiluns eutgeenSuns5msu.
so. jsst ieB' bid Der 81 mir uno
reb'!"
(JOriiebuns folsi.)
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Goote he,
Rpman pom 9albuin @r4Her.
(8ortiesuns.)

|
,@ut, es lGuft ober uuf Elm &ompli'
ment fir bid binaus,"
.Sbut ni6ts; i6 perbe tapIsrStans
balten."
LIMB bann bu tpeibt es obneotes,
ipas id) gu iagen babel"
,Wosli6; aber bOren nil ids"
,9llIo - in 9ottes Ramen! SD bin
nGm!i3 elm freier Mann, ppsr i'd bait:
mid lpsnisftens bafiir, Der tbun nHr
loTen lam, mas ibm bsliebt, ioDel;
nutiirlih bic 9eiese ni@ts ooreInaurs'
ben baben."
.5ti9tig!"
SD fam alio aud meinen 9ertebr
na1 meinem 9elieben pdblen. Sd
barf, tpenu ss mir seraoe gefdat, aud
NIT - jensh bort pertsbren, uno es
| bat mir ba niemanb sttpas oreinsures
ben, penn i'd mir Dieisn Gurus ses
itatte."
nSebr ri6tie!"
sd tann aud nit Dir persebren,-
ipenH bu es nGmli6 gsihutteit."
.Sb, i9 bite, es tit mir cine gbre!"
erpiDerts Srisi, iid csremOni0a Ders
beugeno.
,'s 1T gut; bebeden sic ii9l" ent.
ge9nete llrbanD nit gut sesebener
Se~atlafung. nglip i4 lam pertebren,
ipo uno ipie i9 nil. Dsibt ou. mas
eins @ntitbeie iit2"
.Sa."
Run, isp geisIIi9aft unb bu, -
ibr feit gntitbsieu!"
sd fange an gu slaubsn. bob BIZ
nidt ipeiSt, mus cine 9Intitbeie iitl"
nWpbl mOgIih. Nas i9 aLer meine,
ipsiBt bu?"
nSa."
naIIo i6 lam nit i.nsn pertsbrsn,
ob:r nit bir, - obsr ni6t burd Imam;
Der; bas i6iens mir unanftdnbis unp
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Slid, errpiosrte absr nihts. Das Sc
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itpten.
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iasts einmaI 6rdu S60Hden in ibrsr
itiuen freunbliten Wetie mad elmer
ioIden ldngeren pauie.
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unb iagte pie Dor itd pin:
,@r gebt uibt!
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itrid ii9 bam nit Oer SauO Ihr bic
Iugen.
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Grm.
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llrbonp ladte.
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id erfiils m.ine pfli4t 10 ias8t!"
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eua isBt alss WtDgIide porpIanberH,
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babe ss aud 70 id0u gefunbeH!"
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beftste fein.n Bid ouf fn.
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rid unb - oas Glter ma6ts feline
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trGume!"
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-03
MASTER AND COOK BRING VESSEL TO
 PORT IN SAFETY
Mate Dies At Sea, Crew De- sertS, and Storm Dam
 ages the Emma.

On Board U.s.s. Colorado. Mazat- Ian. Mex, May s,-The American schooner Emma. of San Diego, has ar rived at lIasanillo, Mex, with only Captain Clark and ythe ships cook on board, and is being assisted by the United States cruiser Raleigh in repairing damages due to a storm.
 The Emma sailed Feb. from San Jose Del Cabo, Lower California, for northern ports. She struck a sunk en Obstruction and then was driven by a storm into Socorro Island. Den his O'Keefe, the mate, died on board ship enroute and was buried at sea- The rest of the crew deserted on the arrival of the Emma at Socorro.
 The cruiser Chattanooga was de- signed to rescue the crew of eleven men wrecked on the schooner Admiral who have, been marooned on Guada- Ioupe Island for several weeks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-03
FAIRFIELD
Especial to The Farmer.)

Especial to The Farmer.)
 Fairfield, May 3.-The Quality Press shop in the Fairfield hotel building, was temporarily put out of business last night when burglar or bur glars entered the place and stole metal. Type twas taken, which was already for the completion of several orders and the printing shop prop rietor, Vincent Nesses. estimates his loss for this reason, at about $10O. The cellar door was entered by the narauders. Copper and brass were piled near the door of, the cellar but it was not taken away. probably be- cause Of some occurrence that hasten ed the get-a-away of the visitors.
 The engagement of Walter Jennings son of L. A. Jennings, and Viola, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Richard MacDona1d has been announced.
 Members of the Fairfield Equal Franchise league are planning for an educational campaign to be held this leased and lectures relating to suffrage will be given.
 Sheriff H. R. EIwood garnisheed port Saturday in a suit brought by Nicola Garafola grocery man of South port, against Michael Frank for an alleged unpaid bill Frank said Kish owed him moneys and therefore he could not pay his grocery bill The case will be heard next week before Judge Bacon Wakeman.
 The Unquowas of this town defeat led the baseball team of the >Koncka- potanauhs of Bridgeport Saturday af- ternoon, g to B.