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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
TAsHUA AND LONG HILL.

Frank Marsh, who has been very ill now is able to be about again.
 Dr. Charles Gallup has been suf- ferer with rheumatism.
 Mrs William Fuller and daughter, Ethel, gre visiting at the home of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. EIbert Nichols, of White Plains.
 Mrs B. B. Coulter entertained two eleighfng parties if m Bridgeport lest week One party consisted of young ladies from the Warner Bros. factory on Thursday evening 1 ssss
 The Methodist people held one of their successful suppers on Friday night.
 At Gymnasium hall on the 18th games will be played by the Long Hill boys and bankers of Bridgeport and the Long dill girls and the Olivets. girls games.
 Isaac sherman was taken to Bridge port hospital suffering with a. compli- cation of diseases on Saturday after kbeing Ill for several days at his home Miss Florence B. Dickinson, the town with her sister, Mrs. Lerenze " man.
 MT. and Mrs Aldo GiIrnet and fam | fly of Pumpkin Hill sFI reside in the late Mrs. Julia Sherman place as care taker and MT. Gflmet will work the farm on shares. John sherman, th< owner of the place, will stay with his sister, Mrs. Almond Bradley.
 On the 22nd at Gymnasium hall the young ladies' class will hold Martha Washington fair Luncheon will bs served and fancy articles sold. Several of the factory hands have been laid off at Gilbert's Sieve factory as orders have been caught up 4 large supply has been made ahead
 Friends in this locality are interest. ed to hear of the engagement Of Miss Ruth Mal1ette, a former Tashua sgirl to Louis Poe of New York. The wes- ding will take place this month.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
Suspended Sentence to Reform School For Lad
 Who Attacked Teacher

Because he walked ID to his teach CT, Miss Rosemary Hanrahan. 1S6 Atlantic street. and twisted her arm so that the fragments were strained, Michael Li1Io. aged If, 196 Willard SL was yesterday charged with as- sault and incorrig1bflity in city court Upon the testimony Of his father and Principal George M. Iasce11 of the Wa1tersvilIe school he was committed to the Connecticut Reform school but later released on probation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
CERTILAX
The Certain Laxafive

A harmless and sure remedy for Constipation, Torpid Livers Headache. Biiousness, and Foul Breath. Made from the formulae of celebrated specialist of New York City. Do the work pleasantly--do not gripe 1Oc, 25c, soc. At all drug stores or direct on receipt of price. Curts Chemical Co.,. IF B. 24th St, New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
Fourth District Club
 Wants PinochIe Match

club is enthusiastic oyer pinochle at
 present and the members are willing to meet team from any Republican
 club in the city. Fifth district pre- feTred They held a meeting Monday night at r hicl1zz the weekly pinoch1e
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

state Commerce Commission, President Wilson awarded @ medal of honor to Patrick Mul1igan, hagman of Morris town, Pa, for saving the life of 8 child.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

Washington, Feb. 1O-Investigation into the financial operations of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail way will be resumed by the interstate commerce commission in Washington Feb. 25.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

The controller of the currency is- sued a charter to the First National Bank of Green River. Wyo., capital $4o,OOO.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

The Singer Sewing Machine plant at Elizabeth, N. J., resumed opers- lions on full time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

Because of the death of James c. Fargo, a general order issued by the American Express Go will bring bus mess of the company to a standstiu for i've minutes at noon today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

The Pittsburgh stock yards were closed down completely because of the outbreak of foot-and-mouth dis
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

Flowers for St. Valentines Day
 JOHN RICK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

Dr. John erier Hfbben. president Of Princeton College, refused to a com uaittee of students permission to use the university auditorium for a mass meeting to hear Billy Sunday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

w B. Lar1ier, reading clerk Of the Arizona house, was stricken. with sn1a1lpox A representative is in a, hospital with the disease and the leg@ 4slative halls are being fumigated.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-11

bic y1ationaIbpmns ppr fih binsuiunir
men. Gin ppiisn b0rte Cd. 5eisie bic
geute on, unb nun ipuroen iie 3uy
Strqfe sineeIpsrrt uHb bnrfttn nidt
mebr binnus. limb Inn bic Aualsn
nod raffinirter gu MAIDEN, ipurbe
Itrsnsfiens psrbcisu, bas Jeniter 5u
offnsn. Das mar I'M 9o9fommer.
Worte ibilbern fold. JoItern ni8i.
glls praempfl fisI, psriammslts ii9 bis
Ierbiids sfapslle i'm Q llbr Rndts uus
ter bem Jeuiier Der 8efingenen nnb
IpisIie ununterbroHsn bic Wdrids
Der 4lliirtsn, unb iGsli6 fplirbe es
ibnen nit ielfiiiter Jreube er5dblt.
bas bic Serben DOT BIoapeft ftiinben
unb bab bic Rufsn ben Harpatbsns
fpaIl iitsrpunben bdttsu.
qud bic 3ipilinternirten fpurosn
ni6t pieI beiisr bebanoelt. 0nls BON
linen haben tagaus, iagein ihiptrite
9rb.ii leiiisn miiisn obne ie eiuen ros
ib,u seller fir ibre Wiibe au erbaltm.
.e,ebt, ba bic Serben bic Stabt epatulrs
ten, ipeib man nur. bab iie bic
nod lsbenben Gefangsnen Dor lid
bsrgstrieben babeu tpis cine 5erbs
gie6 nno bic porriidenbeu 8uls
earsn fanbsn an ben Seiten Der
Meu, bic aeiben Dtrisnisen, Die niht
mi.lommen ionnten nno ersbarmuRsss
lcs lisasn eelaiitn purbsn. Wton ~
in ar6bter Sorae lin bas Sditlas
btsisr qsBtsu, unb nadbenl. fpas bis
ber porfieI nitt obnt @runb. Jrsiltea
mub man ii6 na6 all benz traaes,
mas bic &ommiiIiOn. bic i'm Winter
bic ierbifhen Eager beiuate. sslsbtu
Bat, ober ipas man ibr poraenu0t
Eat. sS.Bt limb bic Ietenbsn 3aiss''
fir bi, anaeaebeuen 9batlufen pors
banben, unb lie iperosn ibre ausias
asn MAIDEN. bic t.ine psidDnigungen
ire.nbpelG.r 2lrt iperbsn aus bef Wslt
i4affsn ionnen.
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@rnnbeisentllnias SppOt6sfen.
eueinaetraaer

Reu eiHsetrasen
poilI 9elb on eagle g. u. 6. q
$500.
s;uIias glppel6dum an b., $1,000.
Caroline 3. Sdeiffele al Sru'
ibs,n Ohio g. u. 8. Co., $1,000.
Ssnrp 3ieperini an Golerain .. u
8. Co.. s2250.
Sam Spnan an aOais wi.@:l
s14s0.
2lima 81. RcsIsr an Cottage Q. u
8. Co.. $1,000.
Scbn s. 2affep an oo., $2250.
5ugo 81. Doerflein an Norf
Jnirmpunt apcal 6. u. Q. SO.
$24OO.
@rnnla wcitb on 2cuifa alods
abmr'r. $1400.
Sannah e. 6iI an gidrun 9. u
z. Co.. 5000.
M,ilIiam Il. giauh an Gonrorbia 3
u. 60. $1,000.
Scbn @rufud on gbepiot 3. II. g.
&c.. S1400.
Sobu o. Wli[lsr an to., S400.
G!iffcrb 2. SarpuSt an Gourl
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Gfreef Wlattef .. u. g. Co.. $225o.
aernibds Mi!fcn an sliaa Sdlds
feIman, $500.
3. n. Dpre an gait WalmIt Oils
3. u. 9. Co., $1,000.
MarD WoiFfcn an epanltOn gant,
$500.
Do. an miaiam $. GbriItian,
$1,000,
Gjuitap Grimm an Junbamsntal
8. u. 9. Co., $500.
Bertha G. 8eder an Central gors
ipoob 9. II. g. a., $27O0.
Ssamss q. 8urie an ssranc.s O, 9.
@alib, $1,000.
@etifgte 5ppotbefeH
paul SeIb an eagle g. u. 8. ",
$500.
6enrb gliemon on Oatlsp SHls
prcpsD y. II. 6. Co.. $500.
Spbn 3. 2afisp an Cottage 3. u.
6. So, $500.
5rebsrid 6. Roeller ar bo., $3.50.
ssobn 8. Wlattin an Gin. Woriinss
mens Club .. u. 6. Co., $4500.
aeipis 6. gronn an Silperton 6.
II. 9. Co., $3.50.
nina 6. Curl an Della 1obin.
$500.
Carrie 5sp an SeIena Ssibenrsi4,
$1,000.
elara Sotbe an slHna Buchanan,
$40o.
%. an Sibnss aDsnus 3. u. g.
Co., $2500.
Suian u. erOsbp an Sol. R. 0ens
nis. $4,000.
2lrtbur 8. qOblmon on Bomb 5ia
3. u. Co., $1,000.
glollie @dsner an Glmore 6. u.
9. Co., $2250.
plamie Miller an Gilt gb5e .. II.
g. 60. S210O.
Sobn ulri6 an Columbia q. u. 6.
q. &c.. $500.
games ~ 2ptf OIL USupIuIl %. y.
Rc. 2. $1625.
SuIia Rub an Silt Gbge o. u.
g. Co.. $4,000.
irsb edsu an ROiemOnt 9. II. 6.
Co., $1,000.
Ilaluino Sosss an GOIsrain 3. II.
9. Co.. $2250.
gIlorris 2eoeniobu an Jif9mann
9. II. Q. Co.. $4,000.
GuFap Grimm on SuIia gosmann,
500.
aeinnie 6. Wbiie on Union saps
inas Q. II. z. Co.. $500.
,syrant 3. Diomer on Jrau 5Ds
Mariifeu. 1920.
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Sm itrbiiGer @eianssnidait.
e Ofia IL. Qoepmber.

Der RiidSua Der ierbiiheu Grmss
bat pisIen 0iterreidiIb unsarilden
arisssgsfnnsenen bic Jreibeit fpieotr'
gseeben. Sic treffsn nun ein5eIn bier
Elm, fDsroen einsetIeiosi, unb bic aisbe,
nit Der man re imsiebi, IOif ibnen bic
3unss. Sit sr5abItu. ipie jis sefdnsen
genommen tpurben, unb rpie es ibner'
.rgins. gBir horsu ibnsn su. i'm Gins
mer, i'm aemiiibIihen Beiprdd, uno
ipunbsrn nns, bab bic fur9tbars ans
tlass, bic fie qegsn ibrs peiniser erbes
ben, niG3t brObneno binausIdaIlt, bab
fie in ben bier WGnbsn bleibt, bic uns
umInIitben. @as Elm 0iterrei4ifher
2euindnt beridtsts, min id pisbtrge'
ben:
SIN 9lugiii pprioen sSabres tpurbt .r
nit sinem 9einihuB gefaneen ssnoms
msn. Zen Waaen, Der ibn trug. tbetlte
Elm Moior nit ibm. Der einen i9lpsreH
gaudi6ub bate. Gsinsr pom ibn.n cr'
belt einen @erbanb, lsiner bat eintu
4rst gefsben. Der gauernlpagsn iiisb
uHbarmber5is. Die 0srtratnbtkn bns
ten, er m56te Iansilmsr fabrsn. So'
lanas "a in Der Gbtns poripdris ging.
ipar Is nod srtrGalid. aaum ober
isnlk iid Der meg irssnbpo. 10 lieb
Der Bauer ben Wassn Iauien. lpis er
iupIlie. Der Wtojpr itarb uHtsrfpegs.
Yei elmer ileinsn Gtation erre'hten
iie ben 9abnf5rp.r. Sic tpurbsn auf
Den gabnfttia bingereibt. Giner. Der
Deutf6 Ipud. fam unb fraats itt aus.
I'm bann bic umiisbsnSen Gerbsn aufs
suforoern. bic sanSe Geieufhaft iiles
bersuma9sn. Das puree nod psrs
binbert. 81. iarnmtrpoIle Shaar
lpurbe barauf in 0isbpaseu psrluoen.
Tun erifien sin arJt. Der ibm iur,
s.rbanb b1s gein amputiren lpoIIts.
Die @erfpunbstsn iassn auf Gtrob.
Dedsn bottsn fie ftius. I'm Wtib'
nadtsn srfubren fie, baB cine srobs
Gmblins aisbsssaben fir r. uniers
meas mar. Gie etbielttn nur ben
tlsiniien sbsiI baoon, ben Reif bstisIs
fen RE Gerbsn. Gs tpurben linen
ioaar bic WintermdntsI poreepisIen.
bic fit fis beiiimmt fparen. abtr bic
Gerbtn fanbsn. iis loHnten lie ebtnior
gut fir lire Qrmee psrtp,nbsn, nnb
nabmen lie ibntn lnter Der Nafs meg.
Qile anllsnpolle pbantniie iibers
iraf attr. mag ii6 srsianete, uis IN
Der Stabt bic 1ppbustpibemis rus'
bra1. Die @.fanssnen tporen In sis
nsn snatn eialf eeipsrri. arauk unb
9eIun6e bur&sindnbtr, nein. niht
burteinanbsr, ,iie Iassn iibertipanber.
70 ena mar bsr Rdum. llub bic oten
laasn llnb lsbtn blisbsn, fiibltsn bic
a6rpsr Der aamsroben untsr fif nod
sinmuI sudsn unb erialisn. Die usbers
Iebsnben baitn I'm friffe Wdfhs nnb
erhislten bic Wdfhs bsr an Der Gsu@.
gsfotbenen. Gs iianb ibnen frsi, Der
@tiabr Der anitsdunu au frobsn ober
ieiter iii ben iamierissn 2umpsn gu
bIsibsn. Spdter, I'm gluauft, aur Raia
itr geburtstdgsfsier. fiel es tiuiasn
cifisisrm EN- IA i9ysm UssIkb lsiiel
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tyruuseissntlums lIebertrasnnssu,
Gintiuuati. 10. Sea.

Y III " u " W ~. Sso.
DiIiam R. 9rac. an artbur 9,
Mutb, % bel JAP JuB on Der Weits
5eite Der aineoln 9lpenue. 1853 Jub
n5rb!i9 Der A. Strabe in Mt. 5eal'
tbp, 81.
artbur R. Spanaenbers. aiiignee,
an 2ouis Saco5s, 80 BEL 85 lypb an
Der g2orbieii, Der Wabe Strabe,
/ (Gteuer $3.50; $4225.
syranres 6. Robinion II. alnb. an
2ouis Satpbs. % bel 85 SUB on Der
Tprpieiie Der Dobe Strobe, 81.
30. an bo., 25 bei 85 SUB on Der
glprbIeite Der @abs StruBs. 81.
areberid 6. Rpsller on qIma Tf.
RoelIsr, 40 bel SO Jub an Der Rcrbs
isite Der Chamber Gtrabe IN Wabis
ionDiIIe, 81.
Ghpin 6. Sones an Garri, Sones,
Elm unastbeiiies SnfersiIe in 9Neil bon
Got "a in u. g. @[fiams' llntsrdbs
tbeiluns bon Spuuboe (Steuer $2);
81.
aeipis G. groipn an Snnnab 6.
5i[l, Got 224 in Der Rprfpcrb 0i.m
lln.srabtbeiIuns, (Steier $5); 81.
2ouiia alpd., abm'r, an emma
Beth, acts 582 unb 5s3 In Robb &c
Sees speiter unbercliff Sur-so on
Der Gaiiern apsuue, (Steuer $3.50;
$210O.
erbeu bon Saeob n. 2emcn on be
Rorfolt II. D.iisrn Rb. Co., 90 400
4der 2anb in Surpep 2276 in Mnb.rs
fon Snnnibip, (Steusr 50t); $50.
gharles q. Roos u. Mnb. an Jobn
Gbslmann, 80 BEL 100 SUB an Der
Giibfsite Der Barrier Strab.. fsrner
30 SUB an Der Siibfeiie Der giaf,r
Strabs auf Clifton 9eishts, (Steuer
$500; $500.
Gbriii. r. poeppelmeier an bic
4eomb &sIer Bib. Co., l Sabr
padi bonn 8. DECEMBER 1915. au'
100 bei 100 ypB on Der Offfeite Der
Guilib absnue auf Wlt. gluburn.
idbrlids Mietbs S21O nit tem pris
pilegiiln gum 9tnIauf fir $3.50.
Clara Hotbe an Srbu O. uub Wzrs
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Bonn llrfpruns Der guir

Bonn llrfprung Der 9utf.
ter. Wan bat ben llripruns tsr
Butter auf bic Stptbsn 5uriidssfiibrt.
bel bsneu Sippotrates ,3lim eriteninaIe
Elm aus tieriIden Sioff.n iiammenbes
systt, bas ii9 nit Der beutisen Butt
ter Derslsihen ldbt", eefunbsn babe.
Dos 1T Elm Srrtbum. Strar bas Wort
.gutpron" finbet iid auerit Bel Sips
poftates; bic Ga6e absr, bic es bss
5ei6net, bat i5on Serobot ausfiibrs
lid beihrieben Butpron ift bas aus
bem Riibren pon Gtutr-tld aepons
meme 5ett. Raf Serooot ftb@B'er
bic Gfptb.n bieies Gstt 10 bed. >tab
lie fie nit Isinsr geipinnuns bs1ui=
tragten Galapsn bes aus.nIibts tes
raubten. Gntipribt 70 einrnal bas
iipibif6e ,gutprcn" nidt uH'ersr
Butter, 70 mar bieie anberieiis ber
arifden Snbsrn burd ihre Rinbri.bs
5ud)t lGngfi betauni. Butter en'ft.st
namlit, ipenn yollmild irgenbtpie, 8.
.. uui bsm 5ransports. Ianae senus
geihiittslt pirb. Die Snber banbsls
len ioear nit Butter nuh ben 5dfeH
bes Rptben Wssres. rnb permutss
lid aili bieIem Weae leriisn be Sus
ben bic Butter tennsn; Bel lebtsrtn
rpirb bic Butter frsiIih erft in ben
,SprihpSrisrn4 eripGbnt. 9db aud
bi. @,rmansn bereits Dor Der ROs
mers.it bic Butter fannten, IN uns
3tpeifsIbafi. 60 eripibnt II. a. pii,
mus bier Elm Derfahren Der gut1ers
bertit,ina; mad ibm 1T bic Butter cine
aermanifde 6srrenipeifs. Die alts
bcdtbeuiihe gyeidnuns fiir Butter
hsibt .antoA obsr ~anta1, aua .onis
Imerp1, unb bic Butter tpurbs nesefis
Der aud nls Safbmaiie pe-ipsnb.i,
gan, 10 tpie heute Butter unb Sdmdls
etipe sur yriiur (Sdmal,ipIIe). Reben
,anic" pirb aud bos Mort stlipfmes
70" faubi6m.sr: Sd,mtr - Geti,
S6merbau9, imSr (T6rsbifd, bds
nif9) = Butter sebrdu1t, unb nod
beuie fast man deltsntr) IN Der
SdI,peis, bem gllab unb am Oters
rbtin fit Butter aud ,QInie- obsr
.gntenI. gertits I'm IL. Sabrbqns
bert Ipislt bic Butter ais ,bidtstiftss
glabrunass unb 5eilmittsl cine arobe
RoIIs. Wah Gimon Se'h ioa iis u.
a. ben Rinbrn bas 3ahnsn erl,i6s
tern. Ncdb einire Qurirfu Der Butt
ierprntnbung: Die msiiten afriia-is
ffen @Dlfer beripsnben bie burd
GdHittsIn gsponnsns Butter nur gum
5alben BEG a5rpers (asssn bas gufs
iprinasn Der Saui). pber gum Peinis
qen unb Wei6m1hen ihrer 0ebert'ei-
bung. Bel ben fiibafrifaniff)en Wus
iololp oalt es mad 9ipinaffore gtrus
beau fir -unonFdnbia". Butter .au
sifsn. Die abeHprisr, g1ubier II. a.
M. gtnieBsn baasa.n bic Butter, dbsr
nur in perfliiiIioiem 3ufionbs. Zen
1ibsfsrr. Wlpnsolen u. q. oiIt BIT
ter dls Wliiras aum - I3ss, nrb tu
fit bic Butter fanas ssn'ia oufipeis
dxrn unb nnfaubsr btknHbsln, III
bieIe i'm sh.e asroiTene Bitter it.ts
rdn,ia. GdIisklif lei nrh bes .9uts
isrfeifes- asbaft, tas i'm iibstunifGsH
Rloffer 3umbum ben BHhfub Der
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Genter aus fab iis i'm S9eine Der
2aternen, ipie Rlingitsin ihren 8rns
Der nit 9eftigteit umarmte unb tiibte,
bann in ben Wasen fprans anb, ohHe.
Suriid3ubliden, baDonfubr. -
Dieie @rinneruns iibertam bas
Sers bes iunsen WGb6ens nit ganser
Ma9t, nahbem iie bas setreue 9lbs
bib beg Greunbes, nod bd3u in Der
Wanbertradt jener Sage, ertannt bats
te. DAP lie es erH nat einisen WDz
den ibrss 9lufentbaItss in Gilentbal
gu @eii9t betommen, motte odron
li.sen, bab man bier auf BEN 2anbe
teinen sroben aultus nit pbptogras
pbien treiben tonnte uno bic gllbums
nit @eiidtern, bic ben Gremben nihts
dnssben, nitt iiberaa auf ben SiI9en
ldsen. Cine enbIoie Reibe Don Jrne
gen ftiirmts burh Snga's Sesle. Wur
es nm ihretipillen, bab er 5ogeries 5u
ieiner Jamilie 5uriid5utommene 9atz
te lie ibm felbit bod einit gsiast, ibre
ReiIe sinse mad Gifenthal! llnb ieBs
trat es ibr beutli9 Dor bic 4assH ibe
reg Snnsren, beb er iiberralht bard
bic Nadritt setpeien, odB er ernitsr
gepprben unb ipie er iid 10 unoers
| mitieIt I6nen perabidisoet bate.
Wenn lie ielbit aber Der 9runb fstnes
Qusbleibens mar, earfte lie bann
nidt annebmsn, bab iis isinem gers
a.n ni9t sleibsiiltig gsblieben2 DAB
er iid ihsute, iie pisber3uiebeng Ddb
er iid ieiner pflidt eegen acnrabine
inne setporben mar ober pielleiht
innerIib nod su bstdmp'en bdtte2
sic Iprans auf unb our9mab oas
9emah nit unr.eten Shritten. Damn
, italt unb tnbe,te lie iit ielbit iiber
ole biei. Jraaen. Rur aus ibrsn Gm<
pfinounaen paren iie b.rOorssgansen,
ipie burite iis folts Resnngen ibm
unterr6isben9 gs modten ia aud
fppbl gang triftise 9riinbe isin, bic
Jpn nod enifernt bielisn, obns jsos
ge3iebuns 5u ibr ieIbit. aber oab ite
Ielbit iid ibrsr 9iebe in ioIder Wadt
bepubt tpurbe, srIhrsGte lie, UNI nm
10 mebr, tp.nn iie an aOnrabine, on
bas Saus ba5te, nidi 5ulsbi bel bem
g.pan..n an Roberit. 9efebt, r
lpare aud unberiibrt ss6Iieoen Don
elmer gaeiaune gu ibr. uno .r tdms gus
rid, pdrbe iie ibr eissnes IoerS 10 be-
sipingeu t0nnsu, bab rpebsr er nod
stunrabins mertisn. mas in ibr pors
aina9 limb tpenp Iis es mertten, mas
bdnn9 Cine ansFt ii6srfiel lie; iis
fiiblie bic gsIddmune i'm Tordns;
unieliae @eripirruna itieg Dor ibrer
Se.le auf. einsn aussublid iGien ss
,gr, als tSnnte fhnels 5Iufa iie rets
ten, JIu6t 5u ibrem gruber. aber
lie p.rlparf ben @ebanten ipisbsr.
Man pirbe EN-. solde Glu6t mid.
begreifen, 5unal iie bic 8riinbe niht
perratben burfte; es mare llnSant sss
gen bas gaIilite SauE. ilh ibm in
rdtbfelbafier Weiie 81 enisiehen, bas
gertrausn, bas man In iie ieBts. gu
iauItxn. Sic mubts bleiben. abipars
ten uub iiber fid .rseben IaHen, mas
niht abauipsnb.n iuur. 60 fam re
bin unb Der, raiiIos, angffSou. Don
peinIihen Gmpfinounsen beipsot. 5fpts
ih.n tpeIde iid aupsiIsu Der Gbanis
an bag Wieb.ri.hsn tpie Elm aiats
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-01
Prizes for Girls and
Women at DuttOn Fair

Pocasset, Okla, Sept. 1.-The com
mite on domestic science and domes-
tic arts for the Dutton fair, which will
be held on September l6 and II, will
offer prizes as follows:
Girls, from A to 5 years canned
goods, preserves and jellies
Girls, from 4 to years. best quilt
block.
Girls, from s to IL, canned goods,
preserves and jellies.
Girls, from to II, hand seking and
fancy work. ~
Girls, from to y, best loaf Of
bread and best cake.
Girls, from ~ to 16. canned goods,
preserves and jellies.
Best finished calico dress, button
holes, hand made.
Best piece of fancy work.
Best loaf Of bread and best cake
Best quart of vegetable soup.
Chicken dressing contest for girls
under 16 years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-01

Mrs. Julia Walters, fifth grade,
room 6.
Miss Margaret Rosington, fourth A
grade, room 5.
Miss nellie Brizendine, fourth B,
North overflow room.
Miss Jessie Kelsey three A, South
overflow room.
Miss Allie ?. Ray, third grade,
room A.
Mrs. G. E. Pyle, second grade,
room 3.
Miss Kate Lackey, one A and two B,
room 2.
Mrs. J. II. White, first primary,
room l.
Mrs J. Aldrich Groesbeck rural.
w. L. Rhea, janitor
South School.
John r. Duncan, principal seventh
b and sixth A grades room s.
Miss Jennie Stalker, sixth B grade,
roomH7
Miss Clara Gibson, fifth grade,
room G.
Mrs Una Burton, fourth A and fifth
+ grades, room 81
Miss Dixie Young, third A and fourth
B grades, room 37l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-01
West School.

G. =. Meador, principal, seventh B,
room g.
Miss Florence Hamil, sixth grade,
room 5.
Miss Nellie West, fifth grade, room
seven.
Miss Naomi Lewis, fifth B grade.
room s.
Mrs. Charles Rogers, fourth A grade,
room 8
Miss Kella Clark. fourth B grade.
room 4
Mrs. Leslie Reynolds, fourth 3 anG
third A, room H.
Miss Birdie Montgomery, third b
grade, room ii.
Miss Myrtle Lovepoy, third B and
two A, room TO-
Miss Jean Mckee, two B grade,
room 3.
Miss Maud Barton, one A, room 2.
Mazda Rice, first primary, room /
w. G. Winans, janitor
North School.
r. H. Black. principal, seventh p,
room s.
Miss Leyia Meyers, sixth grade,
room z.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-01

English.
Miss Jessie D. Newly, instructor in
Latin.
Miss Edith FIagler, instructor in bio
logical science.
Miss Malissa Y. Stewart, instructor
in history.
Miss Vera L. Cooke, instructor in
German and Spanish
Miss Cecil Kirkpatrick, instructor in
home economics
Miss Essie M. Moody, instructor in
commercial branches.
Artie G Reeds, instructor in mathe
matics and athletic coach.
G. p. Howard, instructor in manual
training.
w. J Dennis, janitor.
Grades at High School.
f. d. Cornelius, eighth grade mathe-
matics, room 10, boys.
Miss Cora LaBoon. eighth English
(eighth A class) room 8.
Miss Laura " Meyer, eighth history,
room s, girls from West and North.
Miss sallie Marks, eighth SCIENCE,
room IL, girls from South and High.
Miss Edith Basineer seventh A,
room 6,
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SC j: 1Oc

Exhibits by schools in the four town
ships.
Names and ages must be written an
contestants between and l6 years
on all exhibits.
Adult Class.
Best collection Of canned goods, pre-
serves and jellies, Best single Jar oil
peaches, plums, cherries. berries, sweet
picgkled peaches. apples and pears
Best collection of tomato products
Best quilt Of fancy patchwork
Best quilt Of plain patchwork.
Best piece Of embroidery
Best piece OF battenberg embroidery
Best piece OF Mexican drawn work.
Best piece OF crcss-stitch embroid-
cry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-01

Harry Hunt arrived in the city last
night from Nashville, Kan. for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs Jonas
Cook. He is a brother Of Mrs Cook.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-01

The Mothers Circle Of the Congre-
gational church will meet Thursday
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. f. L.
Ingerson, 1928 Iowa avenue
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Mrs Maud Wetherell, third B and
third A grades, overflow.
Miss Mary Heffley second grade,
room 2.
Mrs. Olin Brashear one A and two
B, grades, room l.
Mrs. George Dyche, first primary.
room 4
$, 1. Hughes, janitor.
Lincoln School.
Dennis NJ. Lewis, principal.
Dollie Thompson, first assistant.
Grace Dorsey, second assistant.
Faustina Austin. third assistant.
Frances L. Daniels, fourth assist
ant
Theodosia Jones, fifth assistant.
Cassie Lacey, first primary
John G. King, janitor
Note: A general meeting of all the
white teachers will be held at the high
school Saturday morning at 8 a. m.
All these teachers will attend this
We cordially invite all
patrons who can do so to come OUT
and spend an hour with us, and show
10 the teachers that you appreciate
their coming. w. F, Ramey, Supt.