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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
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I'm eineit GinbaItsbefebI gegen oas
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beauteu Serrp Goaflep. ben Saiina.
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ar5t 81. WtaleoIn @ronion, nad.
indt, I'M cine dlirurgiide Operation
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Operation in6 1ueerte 6ieielbc crit
na1bem Die siinber nad 6an So
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geno0eridt bat bic iSanilie felt eini.
GER 8eit lfIter @eobadriing gebratt
nnn Die ster5te 2erfnb irno Grifiitb
nabHeii on ben stinoern cine Inter.
ilidniug Dor. Gle fnnben bab bieiel.
Zen an einem &aIsIeioen Iitten lu,o
nnb ei,e Operation n5ttig iei. Q. s.
4,riMiner reifte fir Stcipart Die
aIage TN Gerit)t EN- rnb erbielt
rine. tenrpordren GinbaItsbefebI.
Die itdbiiidm slnIaeen batten
am SHlub 6es Wsonats gsopembcr
cine Bilnn5 bon $2,222.79 in benz
@as-Donb; si2,319.0S in oem elef.
frifden lpnb uno $9,809.06 i'm
@aiierperfs-U Sic GotaI.YiIan5
in Dem itantiiten sSonb betrdgt
$f2i,T ,Ta7.65, bon ipeIdem Netrage
S85.87S.49 biirh geranssabnng
bon Bombs geponnen ip,irSe.
- Tie g., s. g. ~. eiienbabn
iibGnabm geitern Die g., 8. s. o.
8dbH pom bier in6 SiibianopcliS.
DE 8iioe iperoen bon Springiielb,
syll., iiber bic Geleiie Der g., 8. e.
B. giienbabn unb bon SdmiIton
nod Cincinnati iiber oie g., 8. & ..
Balm na@ Cincinnati, fobren.
- Sncob G6loB. bon Der Sberiif|
greierDe Co.. iniS @barles Dnnnmnn
pcu Der Grocer GlppIp 60. un0
Bonner gsinegar Co. bon GiiirinHa.
II, peide bier sefdIiHtm Giiig per.|
fouitnl irnb INN $50 iuub Softer
tilaIf IA milipalgTi4t bsitraitl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
Mus Merifo.
Maffsn Sinri3tuns BON
9illa SffiSieren.

Ra Zen 9tHrt3tung ID Il
gilla sSffisisrsn.
Sos Quseles, Sal, l. Se3'
Cine DON bem General Sbrsgon aus
Rpaalss, Sonora, eiusstrOffens Dope
i6e, snt6alt bic Wsittheillus, bab
stpsi 9iGa GensrdIs, Oreitas persps
ra uno 6. Siniue5, suiammsn NIT 90
anoeren Sffisieren ibrss SommaHooS,
bic mad, sinsm Sefsdt am 5uerts 5lub
in SonorG ssfangeu senommm pur'
BEN. BON .inem ariessgeri9t 5uT
so0s perurtbiIt uub sri4ohen tpor'
ben isisn. Die Sepsi9e mar an ben
bieIiaeu ,garrau3n aouiuI Srflr1
GonSalss ssIaidt Dcrben.
Rogales, ariS., l. 9ssember,
General llrablsio, Der gaqri 5iibrsr
bts 9.nerGIs 9iud, bat iit NIT ieinsm
aan3en 14O0 Wann fartsu aomman'
DO in Gorbo, 2O9 Taeilsn iiiSli9 Don
bier, ben GarruBa GtnsrdIeH erss'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
unteriild,cn, linen neu iei.

interiitd,cn, ibnen neu iei.
Die 3abl Der 8eritngIiidtg spal
0ipdr als 80 feitgGteiIt fporoen, es
MIRO inoeiien nod Elm sapiiier ga.
trit Scnabue permibt, Der lDabr'
ifeinIib glGdials ourd Die CT
ploiion iein 9eben perloreu bat.
9lir6 sSeten Don &leioungsitii6cr
iuur6en Die lIeberreite bon II Der
Rcrlmgliiften ioeiitiii5irt. DieiC
EteiIc peroen beerSigt tperben, als
cb bic gaIl5e 2eidJe oorbanben iei,
tpabreno Die iibrign @lieonaBr,,
iinb JIefidtbeile in eirren ein5iseu
Gorge beigeiest tuerben.
Gin @erii6t. bab fleine StabItbei.
le, tpelds neuIi6 in oem g,hper Der
Du pont'iden Sabrifcn aitfgefiuSal
fem icIlen ourt 9erilbrimg nit Der
Freiic bic Grploiion beranIaBt bot.
ten, tpiirbe ton Der GeieIlitaft aIS
uniinitig bedeidn1et.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
Wtit 6iiIfe eines Snnoes.
ridters
Sieseubie OirettorM ber
Rem Saom Babn.


Rem Yort, l. 9sssmbsr. Dm.
Rcdefellsr unb i.ine 10 Mttansss
iIagten, Die sinftigsn 0irettOrsn Der
Rem Ypri. gtetp Saoen uno Sartforo
Sabn, pel9e Der trimineIieu 9srIss'
uug bss Sberman'ffen Unit 5ruli
0siebesbef9uIbist ipurbeu, iiHb bon
Der 6auptan.ldse, peI9e Die Resis'
rung s.ssn lie erRoben. frsiseiProden
,porben. Dies mar bic anssbIi9 un'
seieslide Griperbang Der Rem gort,
Weit6efer C Bolton gabn i'm Sabr
1907, cine 9abnliui. init einsm Rem
gorter iyreibrisi, ipeI9e nab 9e5aup'
tuns Der Rssisruns bon Der Rem 5as
ben gabn aufsetoWft ipurbe, I'M gu
DsrhiHSeru, oab II. ,peitsr ausgebaut
iperbe unb Der glep Sanen gabn
aonturrena made.
Der porfiBenbe Ridisr Sunt iuiss
oos bon Der Reginuns berbeise'
ihaffts 3susnibmatsriai ab unb efts
i9ieo, bab lie ni6t betpiefen bGbe, bi.
4nseilagten bdtt.n bic 9abn in ,ris
mineIlsr 2lbii6t angetauft.
uuter Der anfIase ber
granbfiftuns peI.
baft.t
3antspilIs, g., 1. DECEMBER.
Gperett GaIbpslI, bsHen Groe,rie in
Belle 9alIep, RobIe Gountp. am Gam
Tag nit siuem @srluit bon $15,o 900
nisb.rbrannte, III bonn SiilissJeuers
mariGall Sobn Nsc2Iatitsr unter Der
4ntlase Der granbItiftung perhdftet
iporcen. Gs bsibt. bab CT seitans
ben babe. bas Ssuer anselest gu babsn
nm S3700 Wsrii6eruug 5u erbaItsn
Gdlbpel ipurbs unter $500 giirss
i9oft. iusIfe Don f,insm Batter gss
iteIt ipurbe, in Gr.ibsit sefebt.
Wdbrsnb bss Geusrs sslanst. ss
ben aus 8 perIonsn beiiebenbsn ga
milien bss g. o. Staring unb Rps
bert DepoIb, fpel6e iibtr Der @rpcerte
ipobnten, nur nit GROCER Msibe ii8
gu rttisn.
gritif9t tGreibeuterei.
R nttpibO, l. DECEMBER. Der
cmsrihlniidk Ddmpfer aontotts, fpel'
der 3ur .2lmsriean transatlantic
Co. asb6rte, tuiiroe am 81. Sttober
on Der Wiinouns b,s plats JIues BON
benz britii6en Silfsireuser .Waeebo'
nia- bef4lnsnabmt. Der ssapitdu
unb stpei Miislieber Der WanHi8aft
ipnrben bon ben Gn9ldnnern oIs 8eu'
Gen In eiusm sttucigsn Ssri9Ii3sn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02

gsrfabren 5uriid6ebdltsn. II wtatro'
fen blieben aus freien Stiiten an
gurb, pd6renS 16 anbsre bier IanSe'
ten.
Der 0ampfer tpurbe unter Dem
gOrnanb befblagnabmt, baB er
bsutidxn &apitaliiten ssb6re. Inter
BEN nGmli6en @ortpdnbe ipuroe neu'
lid Der arsentiriide &uiienoampTer
.preiibsnte Nitre~ bei9IuspSbmt.
Die 2lntpeIeubeit britii9er Sreu5er
binbert ben perionenDsrtebr 3iptideu
RpntsDibeo unb 8uenOs apres. Der
Sampfer Gabp GUrientes, tpelher lln'
ter argentiniiher GIagge tibrt, IN
bsFsn ber 6amburser iiibamsrttans'
i6sn aiHis ssb0rt, bat Die Ja4rten
eiuaeitellt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
las meuefte bentibe
9riessfabr3emg
SOl1 eine Rtsfenmai6 dime
5ou uusebeurer Srag'
trait fein

Gonbpn, l. Deg. - Baron Gs'
beritrpm, Der Direction Der ibipebiideu
Resisrlinsss9lerupln uplnusGabrit in SOes
bert.lae, ner bic Geutrsn Der Nptatit
in 0eutiblanb beIu6t bat. bei9reibt
bas neueife beutihe 8risgsfIugSeug
dls eiHf RieIeuuuf9ine, bic pie Elm
Dampfi9iff oon Der Bride aus ge'
itsusrt pirO, Iost eim aopenbagener
OepeIte bes Reutsrihen Bureaus.
Baron Gebsritrpm iaet. beibt es in
Der Nepeide, bab bic sun5e baiti4e
Observation-Disclosures cine poIlftdnbige
rmfpGl3uns erfabren babe lnb bdb
isbt faIt ausfaliebIid idtpere Mai9is
nen bsrgeiRllt ipiirben, bic I'm Stonos
itnb. risiigs 2aiteu su trageuI aus Ge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02

Gin buIgarii6er Selb.
~ b el in enGlii deu 0ien.
i cn Gin buIgurii6er SelhlUebel oer
Reieroe lpoIlte nnd amerifa aus
ipauoern, lieB Iidb a6er m 2iperpool
fiir Die Sorooueqen anperbeu. @nS-
Itb trifft er BORT elm, erbalt 20 ,5ran-
fen tdgli6 luo lit nit 9lusbiIoung
bon iungen SoIodten beidyaftigt. @r
er5ablt, 0ub ore beiten engiiiten
Solooten DON ben 0aroaneaeu fort.
geflibrt poroen ieien 10 baB Die Sor.
ee ltnt bas %orrpGrtsgeben auf Sen
5ran3oIeu unb &olpnialtrupper rube.
Bon Mmnes5lidt iei fctne gteoe. 60
balO angegriffen perben ioIle, nerbe
oen Dtmlnitnften cine 3ulage, benz
6elopebeI eine iolde pon 10 i5runtcn
angeboten anoers gingeu iie nitt
Dor. slae grgriffe blieben erioIelcS,
neil Die Giirfcr portrefflide Steuuu-
gen b0tten mo ibre gut ausgebiloeteu
SuIonten olid gut gefilbrt tparen. un-
ier 5elotpebel tpuuoert lid oariiber,
pie es 81 bertbei0igen iei, Elm 70 gru.
Bes Serr bon FOLDER 3ldtIoiigfeit 5ll
uuterbaltaL fiir pirtlidb grobe sIuf.
aaber iei Die @eieaidnft nidt eeetg.
net, unb foiten tine oos Seer an ben
Oaroauelleu imgebertre getr6ge.. Die
gliIgaren b6rten oirinertiom 5u, aIs
Der SeIbpebeI III elmer 8oIfstneipe
ieine 9eidi6ten er5ablte Inter benz
9ormonbe, neue Soloaten IN 9ulgn-
rien an5inperbcn, batte er oos eng.
liicbe 2ueer perIaiien: on &iiHfe5r
oeuft er um 70 ruenieer, alsl er iest
gum bitlgaridyen GeIbbeer etngeoo.
gen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
syeHer Bel Gaf Seatber So.

Su Der @btbeiling Der groBal
glmerican Saf 2eatber 60, moieIbit
8IarsIeoer bergeiteut miro, brah &c.
Itern 8orruittae Seucr aus, inoem
pier5ig oIgetrd1rfte Sd1ite, bic iiber
Srodenoien eeIpaimt pureit ploblid)
in 9ratb gerietbet. 2ie Soifporrtt,-
hurcen tn. n.her Gahrit imuie bie f6uIell
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
i4iBeu, Juntenappuraten, petrbIeli1l.
Somben etr bpitehpuh

i4iBeH, Juntenappuraten, petrbIeu1ns
gomben etc. beItsbenb.
Cine bieier Mai9ineH bei9reibenb,
auf Der er sinen Slug semadt, Iagts
Der SarOH, oub es Elm rieiiser DoppeIs
beter getpeien fei, bon siuem TART psrs
beifsrten Spp uHb Don rieiisen Oimens
iionen, beinabe breiuldl 10 srob, als
Der seipDbnIife aIbatroB Emp nit eis
nr tuIOHaIen srastruft, GROCER Stas
bilitdt unb 9ef6tpiubisteit unb bab
bas BIus5elSg Elm auberOrbeHtlid sros
bes Setpi9t an pan5eruns. glrtiIerie,
Petroleum unb prcpiant fir eine febr
groBe Munniaaft an Bprb sebabt
babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02

Sort duf ben Ssimipes. 9i. ge65rs
ben iinb Der 9tuiitt. baB f. ii5srs
fallen nnb aetobtet tplrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02

berbeigeeiIte Selterpebr batteu ons
SSeier balb ,utter &ortrOue. GaiieIbe
ridrete $500 Sdaoen an. Die In-
Iagen Der Saf 2eatber SO. befinoen
ii6 on Der 3nlton Strabe.
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Der 1iuteg febIts an @rten nirnneS,
Sic mort bic Qboupsuten turuer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
HOLYOKE TROLLEY LINES PARALYZED
 AS STRIKE BEGINS

Springfield. Mass, Aug. 7-street railway traffic in Holyoke and Am herst is completely paralyzed today by the strike of 25o employees of the Holyoke Street Railway Company. The men went out at 1:30 this morning, following the breaking off of negotia- lions between the officials and men. Powerhouse employees are also out and the company announced that no at tempt would be made to rum cars to- day.
 Special trains to points north and south of Holyoke were run by the Boston & Maine Railroad this morn ing. With the exception of few licensed taxcabs of Holyoke no at tempt was made to run jitneys as the city ordinances of Holyoke require 8 license by the board of alderme men and that body has adjourned until September. Five hundred night workers Of the Fisk Rubber Co. of Chicopee Falls, who live in Holyoke were sent to their homes in automo- bile trucks furnished by the Fisk O. The majority of people employed in Holyoke's business district walked to work and no disorder was reported by the. police.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

London, Aug 7-stGreece will not cede one inch of trritory to Bulgaria. was the substance of reply made by Premier Gournaris( to a delegation of Macedonian deputies who asked a statement relative to the purposes of the government says a. Reuter- des- patch from Athens
 In the negotiations which have been conducted by the allies of the quadrup1e entente with Bulgaria in an effort to induce her to enter the war on their side, she has insistentIy de- manded that she be ceded that part of Macedonia which was awarded to Serbia at the close of the Balkan wars. She also has sought to obGR3n at least a portion of the Macedonian territory which came under the Greek
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
VICTIMS OF ERIE.
 FLOOD ARE BURIED

Erie, Pa, Aug. 7.-Eeven victims of Tuesday nights flood were buried to- day and Coroner Hanley and his dep .uties were arranging for the inquest which is to begin Monday. Data was being prepared for presentation at Washington with a view to federal regulations that w-u1d prevent further filing in of the Mill Creek Channel and thus tend to avert a, repetition of the disaster Tne forces of men working on the wreckage were further in creased today and hundreds of wagons were pressed into service. Dynamite was brought into use and such piles of debris as did not yield readily were blown to pieces.
 The first efforts of the workmen were towards clearing pathways across the streets chowed with broken buildings and ripped up pavement. No bodies were uncovered early in the day.
 Mayor Stern has asked the railroads entering Erie to discontinue excursions scheduled for Erie tomorrow. He pointed out that the city was still much disturbed and would be una ble to care for the many thousands of sightseers it was reported would come from Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Buff falo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
A. & B. COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT NEW
 S5,OOO,OOO PLANT
Branch Will Be Built in New Jersey Has $12,667, ,O00
 Contract.

The American and British Manufac- turing Go. let contracts yesterday for the erection and equipment of it's new s5,0oo,o0o war plant at Hackensack, N J., and a few hours later took a contract for SIP, 2,667.0oO in guns and projectiles for the Italian government.
 The building contract was awarded to the Stewart Construction Co.,, of New York city. R. D. Wood & Co.,, of Philadelphia, received contract for hydraulic presses and 4athes. The contracts for tools ana other equip ment were given to the NIiIes-Bement- Pond Tool Co.,. of P1ainfeld,. N J.. and Niles & Hamilton, Ohio. The machin- cry will be installed by the engineer ing firm of Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co.,, of which MT. John F. Wal lace is president.
 The Italian military commission also placed contracts for SIP, 667, 900 in raw material for munitions with the Bethlehem Iron Works and the Cruel b1e Steel Go.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
Beats Wife Once A Week, Generally
 On His Pay Night

'HIs~ this the first time your hus- band has beaten you?,'
 NO. He usually does it once a week and generally on pay night. Oc- casionally he does it twice a week."
 The latter was the statement made by Mrs. Joseph .Josowsky, f57 Greg ory street to Judge Frank L. Wilder in the city court this morning when her husband was arraigned on the charge of wife beating. The Josows- ky's have a child only two months old and since the baby was born Jo- sowsky takes great pleasure in ad- ministering punishment to his wife.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
GREECE REFUSES TO CEDE TERRITORY TO BULGARIA,
 ALLIED NATIONS ARE TOLD

flag in the same way. Macedonia was a Turkish province until the close of the Balkan war.
 The statement attributed to M. Cournaris is significant in view of the fact that British, French, Russian and Italian ministers at Athens called upon him Wednesday and made united rep resenta tions regarding the political situation. Their purpose was to gain the assistance of Greece.
 Similar representations were made yesterday by the representatives of the same nations at Nish to the Ser bian premier. This was regarded as the second step in the attempt to bring about a Balkan agreement so that Bulgaria, Rumania, and Greece may be numbered among the allies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

as 
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  Amer 
 
 
  e not mad the hat all in mi arrived  ng of
  time, promise to be more
  are D. D A ntine ambas E
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
ABUSED cOP.To WHOM
 HE COMPLAINED OF THEFT

For using abusive language to a po- liceman sentence of 10 days was imposed upon Leroy Hoyt, of South Norwalk, by Judge Frank L. Wilder in city court today. Hoyt is a cripple having but one leg. Last evening he complained to Patrolrnan Connery on Water street that some one had re- 1ieved him of s25 in cash
 When the policeman endeavored to locate the thief, Hoyt. became abusive lay his hands on the thief had he cared to do so. Judge Wilder advis- ed Hoyt to hereafter refrain from abusing policemen and in view of the fact that Hoyt was handicapped by the loss of leg he later suspended the jail sentence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
DYNAMITE FOUND
 ON BOARD ARABIC BEFORE SAILING 6

New York, Aug. 7.-Fo1Iowing the re- ceipt of a cablegram announcing that the White Star liner Arabic arrived safely at Liverpool yesterday after moon, the Bureau of Com bustibles al- lowed the fact to become known that two sticks of dynamite had been dis covered on board the liner on July 27, the night before she sailed from New York for Liverpool.
 The dynamite was discovered at II o'clock by a privte detective employed by the line, who found 1t concealed under a settee in the women'S retiring room in the Scabin accommodation arnidship. He carried the explosive to his chief on the pier, who sent it to Inspector Owen Eagan the next day. While there was no fuse, detonator, or wiring attached to the dynamite, it was so old that it had deteriorated, the inspector said, and the g1ycerine released in the process had made the explosive extremely sensitive to per- cussion-
 Examination showed that it was what is termed "6o per cent" dyna- mite Inspector Eagan carried the two dangerous sticks carefully packed street plant of the Bureau of Conbus- tibles, where it was exploded in sand pit
 When the police were notified of the discovery on the Arabic it was re- quested that the matter should not be made public, because it would scare the passengers. A thorough search of the liner was made by detectives be- fore she sailed on July 428, but nothing more was found in the way of exp1o- sives.
 After denying that any explosives had been found on the Arabic, the of- f1cers of the White Star line late yes terday afternoon finally admitted that the report given out at the Bureau of Combustibles was correct. One of the officials stated that every care had been taken to see that no strangers went on board the ships while they weer in port, and none but passengers allowed on board sailing day. The piers were guarded by detectives, and every piece of baggage searched before being sent on board.
 During the month of May fire bombs were found on nine freight steamers chartered by the French and Fabre lines to carry war munitions to Eu- rope, but nothing had been discovered since until the finding of the dynamite on the Arabic It is believed that it was secreted on board by some work Bargemen and longshoremenl had been suspected of placing the fire bombs on | the freight steamers, like the Kirkos- waId, Bankda1ey Lord Erne, and oth- CTS, but they could not have gone to the cabin of the Arabic, the officials of the line said.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
ABE RUFF ASKS
 RELEASE AFTER SERVING 4 YEARS

San Francisco,S Aug TIA petition for the parole of Abraham Ruef, for mer political leader who was convicted of offering a bribe to San Francisco supervisor and is now serving A year sentence in San Quentin prison, is again before the board of prison df- rectors, it was announced today
 Ruef has served four years and five months, which with credits for good behavior, constitutes half his sentence His last petition was denied on the ground that it was against the board s rule to parole a prisoner until he. has served at least half his sentence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
WEATHER FORECAST

New Haven, Aug. Fore cast: Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday.
 Connecticut: Partly cloudy to- night and Sunday, moderate winds mostly west.
 The conditions have changed but very little during the last "A hours in the central and eastern. The lake disturbance is still cen traI over Michigan and causing unsettled, s1aowery weather in all the northern districts east of the Mississippi river. The tempera- lures continue low in all the northern districts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

Michael Roland, an emp1oye of the Street Cleaning Department, living at 621 East Main stret, while engaged in his work East Main street at 8 o'clock this morning ripped over a Belgian block receiving severe abras- ions to his shin bone. The Elmer gency ambulance corps removed Bo- land to his horne
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
Release Man Whose Jitney Raced Gar

The case of Henry Bernstein, s46 State street, arrested Monday after noon on the charge of reckless driving in an endeayor to get ahead of a State street trolley, on the way home from the circus grounds, was nol1ed by Judge Frank l.. Wilder this morn ing in the city court. Bernstein be- lieved that he could pass the car without colliding with it and the court negligence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
TRAIN JUMPERS, ONCE
 FREED, AGAIN ARRESTED

Raymond Stevens, Robert Baxter and Joseph O'Connor, giving no ad- dress, released in city court yesterday when arraigned on the charge of train riding,i appeared in city court today to answer to the same charge. A sen tence of 10 days in jail, which was susp pended by Judge Wilder yesterday, was placed upon them in city court to- day and an additional sentence of 30 days imposed totaling 40 days in each case.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

Judge Wilder said he was tempted to sentence the wife beater to one year in jail but as there are three small children and a wife depending upon Josowsky's support the court innpos- ed a fine of $1 and costs and sentenced him to six months in jail. The sen tence was suspended later and Jo= sowsl<y was placed under the care of Probation Officer CIV. Simpson for one year,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
Bed Bugs
 in inc Bed

drive away your roomers and keep your friends from staying over night. They rather leave and say noth- ing, it is courtesy, but is not forgotten.
 CYRUS PRESTO KILLER will kill the bugs and rid the house of the pest, 25c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

Colonel Cole of the United States Marine Corps, is in military control of Port-au-Pripce, and Captain Beach of the navy, is in charge of civil mat ters.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
New Fall Hats

We showing for early Fall wear velour hats, felt hats charmeuse felt hats, in pink, coral emerald sand copenhagen light bue black and white, in all the desirable colors shown Also black and white hats silk hats and velvet hats in soft brm soft effects and the large bri shapes small tr bans you the styles at low est prices inspect showing We will you much money
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

The battleship Tennessee will leave Philadelphia either Monday or Tues day with $50 marines for Port-au- Prince, Hayti.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

Quantities. of copper captured by the Germans at 5sDodz, Poland, have been shipped to the munition factor ies in Germany.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

A year ago today German troops oc- cupied Liege, Belgium. The forts of the city held out, however.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

Two tank steamers, each capable of carrying 4,200 tons of bulk oil, will be s5ui1t for Norwegian owners by the Ba1tinnore- Dry Dock & Shfpbuilding -Go
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

shops of the Northern Railroad at Livingston, Mont, went on full time. Four hundred men are affected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY

ALMANAC FOR SUNDAY
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-07

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