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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
MAYOR WILSON'S PLEDGES-
 HOW THEY WERE KEPT

@ A. Il. Robinson the
 administration had kept every pledge to the voters Press report of speech by City Clerk
 The city clerk of intelligence but does not rise to the. stature of courage.
 One who lacked conscience and intelligence would have sald The administration kept pledges voters
 One who had intelligence, courage would say The administration did not pledges voters
 But Mr. A H. Robinson being conscientious infell- gent but not courageous tells HOW the administration
 on June z, 1911 Mayor these pledges in his
 FIRST PLEDGE-1 oppose all new fixed charges against the city in all departments, proper audit has been made and the need for them establshed.s
 HOW this pledge kept? was not kept The admiR lsraton offered issues approaching
 SECOND pIEDGE-SI believe the public works depart en should be under absolute control the city engineer the director of public works F E
 It Jacob Gortade who made the Warrente contracts be laid The admin the city engneer car and 'e director of public costly Packard boss n the public works city engineer
 THIRD PLEDGE q opposed practice hitherto ndged by members of the various departments city of purchasing supplies for themselves serving members of any of the boards or deparfments.'
 But Nr seeley of the Board of Supply fur nished the city through his with something like
 FOURTH PIEDGE-sI believe alln work except such s k extremely urgent should be advertised for required by that the waiver of the mayor should not be requested hundreds of thousands of patented pavement Narrene without advertising bidding competition at
 FIFTH PdEDGE-st sta1essage Of June B 1s12) This cit, mill tax rate Uniformity in this prove of advantage taxpayers fxinq this carqe at de- finite amount for each every year.'
 The tax rate has mounted almost to twenty mills it's way % mills. Sae
 The pledges have not been kept Some of them have been broken, them like the persons made only to be renewed
 The pledges here enumerated only few Of many made and broken.
 only important pledge seems to have been the pledge buy Warrenie This rendered in full measure running
 But did the city clerk really tell HOW administration kept it's pledges2 If did of which lie is nc n significant en1ber, will cast him
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
PROMOTION FOR MIR. GILL

rT~ HE APPOINTMENT of Lawrence J. Gill; to be deputy
 Connecticut distric gratifying Bridgeport, Cills which known much appreciated MT. Gill has been employed by the Of the taking the census Manufactures and did such good work that he attracted the attention and of the department heads and received the of Gongressan Jeremiah the post of deputy under Collector Walsh
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
Maternity Dresses

Of soft Taffeta, in black and navy blue, very attractive styles, plaited waists and skirts, with elastic belts, $I750 Of Panama and Serge in black and navy blue, plaited styles with adjustable girdles, $10.5O and $13.50 Separate Skirts of fine serge,
 $5.95 and ST. 7.5O.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
Bookplates

AttractIve and significant designs printed on art paper Especially suit able for girls and boys to use on juvenile libraries, as later there is usually a desire for a special design.
 Box of fifty, soc
 Sta tionery Section.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
Umbrellas

oIllOI S1lGS
 Mems Umbrella, natural stick handles of odd woods, coverings of pure silk, heavy quality, $5.OO Mystic Folding Umbrellas, at a touch the tip pulls in, the handle turns on a hinge, and the whole affair is ready to go in a suit case.
 For either men or women,
 $500 and $500 Mems Umbrellas of reliable quality,
 $1.5O and $2.50 women's Colored Silk Umbrellas, brown, green, bronze, blue, and purple. Short handles, silk carrying strap with ivory slide, very attractive, $500 Buster Brown" Umbrellas for the Riddles, soc and 75c
 Main
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

power the state for other purpose good the greatest will any real and true ofIeadership
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

Brisebois sang Some Sweet Day. EK- pressions of sorrow was shown by 4phe many beautiful floral tokens which were banked around the casket. The bearers: Arthur Ross, Edward Ezfer- nan, James Cunningham, James Mahan, James O'Brien and Henry Jacoby. Internent was in St. EIichaeIfa 8 cemetery where the Rev. Father NihilI read the committal services.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
F1udnuts New Perfumes

Nyra, a bouque odor of indeseribable sweetness in a most artistic flask, delicate ly co1ored A regular gift article.
 Plaza In flat, squat
 Juno bottles, packed
 Green Rose in satin-lined
 Three Flowers boxes. Artistic Du Barry Toilet Water, $1s5O This latter an old friend and some people have been waiting for it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

AdoIph Lussier of 394 Main street. whose sentence of 10 days in jail was suspended by the local court on October q, appeared at police head quarters last evening e-sd demanded to be locked up as he had no place to sleep and couldn't find a 5eh-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
OBITUARY
JOHN J. HEALY.

John J. Hea1y, a resident of Fort TruEoE.i beach. died yesterday at St. RaphaePs hospital, New Haven, as the result of an operation which he had undergone there about 10 days ago. Mir. Healy was a native of Waterbury but had lived at Fort Trunabul1 beach for several years. His widow sur wives. Interment will be in Water bury.
 ELIZABETH P. BRANNIGAN.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

neaysel
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

American China, basket pattern, with lue ribbon, an unusual and attractive
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
ELIZABETH P. BRANNIGAN.

A Iarge and sorrowing ooneonrsese {
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

French China, border decoration of red and green festoons, coin spot gold
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

Austrian China, bordered in floral de- sign, with coin gold handles, two green
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14
Low E-> yaE Mr. DRELM

4 very 1rsf1V ve1Ga1g ceremony
Wis 1st+tarlEtsG LII he come 9r III
LEl Mrs. FRED c'4r-t4r b,1 N 81 les.
dry evening". Wien laa 1sllr1rAr
Ms III - Wis 11I-st4 usi5a l1s3t-E
r@ Mr. -- W -snyLaa.-
Earssaer 1GrlI5aa- ll !, -d1rI .=rltr
! sl1r 1F E1e bride. -ersst b. ~arlt1e-
mad md ME- EArFas u -n1er arsdlssr
1E lse 3rl1t-, IsDaa IL .-rgt7nsaIiE.
The bride Wis r9fyeeit VIE ID. 1
erepe &eea11e. B.snI1est Y ID III Ton
LlG carried h 9a,4 4ah 81 ya3le mi
gI3a roses. The eaEu4 Wis grenl4v
lecorItasG 6or a1e OCCASION n VIE
Ind glnK, IlG -,e guests, vito ware
lalnI5sA 5l rsIIages bio b lew close.
5rienGs OF THE .-GCIraelcg psLrrats..
bftxsr CONGRATULATIONS Lii sssn *
asnGeG,, al IGvsG b 5-aIugmIcaIa aM, o.
ci1nA supper The young couple left
5l,e aiLrty n6ruI-I l,aa- s3r i ulsl6
a7 points On lake Superior had n
MlrEleS5Gb. Ina s1sHe5 10 - BIZ l,slne
III MLAcLnk Lftssr sI.e liI. The
k1l1Gesh Wishes bnG .gGgrl1lllblgui CT
= aGs5 OF Eruan.-s bra extended. sGria
criGe Ind groom On isli lipsY wen
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14

Water ~soogtuad Ia cone ID
from \. !nar Mum. a1d Is - sl1r
.or i -lndla
y PAINTER o'tre oE5a- fox IS
~-.ccarol- rs. E'rieay .o III aaaa
Ms Miller, ne occasion aesa- aer
o~lr-ntay
II J Ea-lla1 aa. added ezs1
poEc1 ~ 49, re- .geGee
\ les CT rs Wen. Is >.rauaatr- on
r.aay evening - tear re ina 1au-
Ger 81 he !yeeau course ea.ea has
oeen given during tie past Water oy
me elterprj>ing Ssraadbar- people.
II consisted OF a lecture oY < c. Per-
'sno OF Brooasngs, aud MAS We. worth
me time ard ,roaole involved
Grange members take notice. Mr..
Dixon was on hand As advertised for
The meeting on the sri. out The wealth
er being so aufavorahle. tie Join.
meeting was postponed until the even
ing or Nav -. the same aay as the
meeting for the women. Bear this IN
mind, and le. Us have a roas.rg meet
ing
The ball game las. Sunday between
Stockholm and Lahols MAS We. at.
and WAS we'll played ard se>ul.-
81 IN = victory for the latter. the score
heiug D (
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14

HI Airi = lsfs 45tII-I M L -i1.-
1, yH..s,1 5i LA LrrGl MIRA. .1r-
sAlE4s
Mss aligsnL .:l1+sr VII 7a4Ia-
ildAr i~IrrrL-ts1 III ill.,. lGl1e ,-r
] -1ts" Ars. Jean 1.sr- L4G -l5lr.Ir
s-tl IL al +l3sa.Il aAi .g1 -tsrrr
y ~ 1rt4stsl fF.ti Eltr H. i 1e4g .sVl-.
laI'i ~ ne .+aEn4sa sE 10. ,~4..ssr-I
q 5er-i5iG1.
-5r.. -3rGe lra l~reif1lr sod 81 lI.t.
aL.1a LEY AZ. IIrefi I-5 vl.Gar
Tie 5lIlGtaiGa 53r -1--Ll i .4s'y
astsa - vGil l1Ger VII hi Alta ri Il
liz 3rg Ger vii NG commence lal,...
liie s~lssrvlalsu III 2.n.,. 5tsrr III.
Car -tnu.
Iig ind 5css shipped y .a,da.aa.
5f tfs..l's III sc. ELII IN ria.s. ~
Hllav report tie leb cahall,ca l.. :ail.r
vary taaiafk.nlry
Jennie Anderson .arl.resi Il, ,e,.
iltle4i III ~ ilerrlvu t4f Ms1aiIr
-nr iiata, IS lnIar 53le Min Isra,urnn
OF ; lew IIntsacrI vilGHa lsI.nn We
lot laaIruei
JUSTINE sGnnHGn came N f-run
N IIsrra3w1 for B lTiaf Wait with Ter
folks
A. ID. SWANSON lsss.,lI:asf u n3snfll.ras
rne.ililg IL MilhnslK
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Corona

Mrs. Austin OF Mtlrac< visited i
, sew days LAST wsek VIII 1er SOC
Ed ard and wife.
Mrs. r. RI. VoFyh1 went - By
Ssoue Tuesday FOR . short gl>iG,
Bsa5rice JOHN ut Twin Reoox
spent 3 few days this week WIN a~r
grand Sarsnss Mr.. and Mrs. 7, &
Weight.
Mrs Gilmore and Mrs. Hart were
M1loonk cal =, w edresG Av.
John 8sAgar rs up from orsoc-
vile Tussdag.
Mands Lambert sas . caller from
ORsnavilla between srAins TUESDAY
orsalnw.
e. A. Nyesry ot Fargo sp<na >un-
1ay vfah his asmily ~rssarninx Mon-
4AE 0osning.
TAa Farley Hardware Saors - ~
salving . eDas 81 pAIna his sosk.
=. SeAmueksr VA sransAesia9
Ansinnss - Alhaak Wednesday.
Mrs r. T. Las<Airsey visited sisA
8lA1aaves - Wlmoa Wednesday,.
Hay PAiliss end En- Nordq ulss
Dsnos0& - 4Llhank sunday.
Miss AsfsRssn from aaar wllmcs
y viaini1g - ID h0ma af hAr oroEnsr
BaRsstek shis wsRk-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14

Elirasc Fla3 ut Rsy4as VIA IL a,wn
Last FRIDAY
Nsis Llnd4lis5 Made ] s,lsanassa Trim
~ W lEerraswu -4tislrILy
MIR and Mrs Lins1 -agls.su visitsl
II NJ 4tsrrswn LAST >sl1IIr
Wa1Lay Ssausasn OF -ansl5 5.sniF tine
early zr3ir1 har Wa1srsaivl tuesday,
Mrs VI. uuwd IL vislb.nr ~ 1i1E
rhe0A AoraguHHn home lat will ra-
main drr stsfuR 1iIna
Mrs. VHSsr Linilssrg vent 10 M
nrussVn WMiaaStag III q aC tiie
LInr1ar taaaifAl for 5raasanenr rlrapaa,ae
asrY 90 uniarYa III spsratllsn FIR
gsItra
Dask1 Psriaitds gf lila sssata ani1suH
dsilparHd . lassfalra On ssTiftY eaars
sud ait1r's ID ms SsvaHiS afl Lltalsrao
church TriIi8v evening. rla siillryt,
wazs fllHal and wa 1sssi asHslrai ui1uC all
WsrH vail oifsasGsi., ~ M. Parisi1uD iu
m a1iR orsfz5r and AWAY. unieEssh hin
HpicS Of ~istH.nHHinn 4 nasaaxrat r1r
every onH uf 1aH laluitaIrs
Dr. Fln~aia' ut Chicss.u 5unAa il tbs
Liittiarln CHURCH Sunday .vsuinu IN.
dlHr lt1a 3alBpiGHH If 0als Ant1rs4Aanuu
LsisEslHt ut ms sfaEB. 1r Tiuw83lI ysss
1n8 0f t1lHf piI1nHGrs II ieiH f8iGl Of
nsfnpsrsxlEGt in tatiH state amt ~aB una
|of tins prnmntss,s uf tina Auti-EiusnBe
IaitHnanE 1GfiJrH and during Jalae talua
SlIltal U&stuEzS 11EaRn8 q 5ixfHr
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14

Mrs. Farley Is enjoying . visit with
her nephew, Mr.. Frsvcrd OF Mime.
apolis. this week.
O%rtonvills Tuesday evening TO attend
lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown OF Twin
Brooks we're visiting 1t the home OF
khair nephew Mr.. Butler sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Soule was > Wilmot Wis
ikOr NOnjAy.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14

The Aberdeen wets have started
70 contest the rec MT elett ou ID
which Aberdeen oy = tie vote
prouourced against the saloon
IL the vets win the LAWSUIT. the
dry folks Intend TO petisloa for 4
muuicipal saloon, ard Ifthey win
this point the saloon men will
have gained nothing oy their
light.
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Stockholm

Mr.. Conrad Johnson WAS home wise
Ting with his folks last ssex.
Mr.. David EeoIv and Erick Sxog-
evening. David continued his jour
ney next day.
Essher Johnson came home last
week TO visit with her folks.
school closed here last Friday.
Oinner sss served IN school house AZ
sweiv e O'Clock.
Mary Esiov came nome from " aser-
town last week where she has oesn
doing ome sewing.
Il ia Esdman aud Mabel HaLlberg
vent 80 SCUM Saors Last Thursday
evening Girls, uex5 tine yQa 20
aoc = come .Ase 10 charea.
Quite 4 Few from here took ID the
e..bare toa--e a5 -traaa berg li-t
Friday evening, glvec oy hea1 q.
P4rl-s0.
Aya-s aea Else Hetnan went %
w a1srsawc Ga-5 Tuesday to 1lv-
some lsnsal work 11ne.
MAryre1 E-nssls from Soush Shore
sAs GG 5oN- Ei>- N1S& FI>laLl[ VII
aer father, Mr. EanxsAs
IRE Stock noln 5anG xers 10 South
shore lass Thursday 10 pracsIcs wI6r
the >an1h Shore band.
The oaII yaue Vas well attended
fAss Sunday. The score we're . II
10 favor OF SouEa Shore Halt OF
our ssAm went 60 LAnol5, there the
score were !; s.
Tas Priscilla Club NE a. Mrs Wn.
HstuA8s ncma LOST Tuesday evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14

Cashier Eayshressen OF the
Albee hank Was . Mtihark visit
oe Wednesday evealsg
C. A. Kern in remrts7nE from
Alvin. TEXAS, Tor has sahscrip-
sioe, says. We are having inc
weather ROW. have bad : 90 -
crop OF strawberries and things
are lonking fne- Trade is GOOD
and ve are Ill well he has =
confectionery hu3iness-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14

May d. IHi6..
This Bilgtnwuu hand, reasntiY organ.
lNad. maG BIZ tilsad by this dar or
night. ApplW t1tti4 malagar,. MUSIC,
ftJr AL 0~aGasiUns
e.. II, En03nual has nsssntir cumuls4t.
ed = uaaC litsiB garxg8
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14
What Aluminium Ware is

What Aluminium Ware is It's the coming kitchen ware. vmne few vx !.
aluminium Ware sanitary IhEm made from one solid piece Of
meta no seams no places for dtUr disease ms to er .nI
uy hen most Smark kitchen ware that can be used light in weight wd durable
bright clean and no namaNd opa lated surface OF any kind. .nohneto weno or CHR
INTO he food nus causing injury to health aluminium ware heats rapidly and retains heal lmm
han any other meta which makes great A enaomzn Fod cannot burn or smh an aluminium
lifetime = it is guaranteed TO azt thai kngn the makers Begin saving coupons AT ONCE.
Many are taking advantage OF this Free Offer : Are You
THE PLAN is simply this everv cash nu,ch.se 49,,
make at this store amounting to five cents or
more. entities you to a coupon : you save these
until your total purchases reach the amount necess-
airy to entitle you to the pieces you desire, then bring these
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14
FREE ALUMINIUM KITCHEN WARE

Come to our store and get your share Of our profits. We are dividing them with
you to show Jul appreciation 81 your patronage. This cooperative plan w1Dgre atey
benefit both Of u.s.. Read the following list
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-14

SOME six Minnesota counties
have voted or the booze quest ion
since the county option Law went
into effect, and every oue OF them
has gone dry, some Of them by :
vote OF two to oEe.
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ridtcrlide llrtbeil nadite Wode II
bieiem Gimme erfoIgeu. MngebIids be.
a5iidJtiet Die Staot, ocn 6aIl an oai
boberc Gerift 5l appeIliren.
Ger aomnriif1r Gbert inter
nabm geItern am GIuBufcr cine sil
ipeftionstour ,un ale Better Dor
t5lantpNoten su errnitteln. Gin
Stabt.Oroiuan5, ipel1e iiir ioIhe BE
wobner oes SluBriers cine @erftge
piibr pom 500 per Wtonat perlangt
iol ltrift bltrdsgefiifrt rperoen. iSiil
jeoen Sog, an iuclfem oieic @ebiibi
unbe3abit bleitt, ioa elm StraiSli'
idlcg BON SIS bilBitgercdmet mer'
oen. Gum @crftineiiter lit Ietthir
ssreb. aiibnbeim bonn Si6erbeits'
oireftcr ebert ernannt pcroen.
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,,sie Slhdtebr sur 0atur, .
Spi.l in br.i afufsiissn BON
aubpis Gulba.

9lrs lranifurt q. W. btri1tef man:
aubpis 5uIba bat nit feiner iIhcr
Dor 18 Wonaten als Bud erifisneneil
Nhiuns Die Riidtebr 5ur Naiur"
einsn itarlsu 9iibnsnsrfolg eriirittsn.
Der bem Werf iifsrIi6 aud amber.
mart irsu bItibtB ipirb, ipenn CT aud
in Der 9aieritabi bes Di6iers btions
bsrs b.rsli6e Gormen annabm. Die
Ridtebr 5ur Watur- slan,i bura
iiimmunsspolt lpriide 3pif4enipiele.
aniiaii bur4 cine traits unb 9arats
ierDols 9aupibanblnns 81 uirisn.
Sis sibt BEN 1bsaierapparat Gslss
ssnbeit feline erprobteitsn, md9iiss
itsn Garbsn rnb 20ne ipi,Ien 5u laIs
fen. iis Dirbt nit Der g}radt bon
a0nisss unb Sofstipdnbsrn unb Jaus
berbaft bur4lsu4isten Walbbdumtn,
mit fiibem @erss.plauber Don glpms
pben unb auftasiiiern. nie nit fpGts
tiidsn Wiben bes 5ofnarrsn. Inn
bann gibt IS nod bic iomiId grobr
praMcnoe gfbetcrif BON StaatsIiiiiii.
tern in Rpioioira9t unb BON grobs
IdlGdtissn 9oItsiribunsn gu befds
deIn, unb fir gang naips @oiissiiils
Der bic tisf, Bsisbsit sines bsiligsn
gremiien 5u btipunbsrn, Der ben nab.
rem Weg bss SsiIs. ben Weg 5uin
efpissn 9ebsn unb sfpissn grieben,
in mdrdentrautsr WdIosiniamseit ses
funben bat.
llnhrbrOatn ipirb bic in tinem
Rototorsib ipisItnDs 9anbInns burd
Elm SpisI BON Raturgeiiisrn, bic obsr
ni4t. ipis i'm pprbilbiihen .Sommrs
nadtstraum1, bic OsIdebniiit IsnienI
unb fOrbnn. Der luftssiit, Elm Der.
umfdlparusnbtr, liebesfiiHiissr De.
Icle, Der bon netteM Ieidten gersd)eiy|
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Bum 0ebenfen bes Siinstan.
Cages.
q. Ropembsr 1914.)
Don 9iosabmiraI .. .. airdbOff.


Der Gag, an ipsl9em bic idymsr3.
Ii6e Pa9ri4t BON bem Sale Siings
iaus 5u uns in bic Seimaib sslansie,
jdbrte iid DOT aur3em. 8ir ale ems
pfinsen polI Srauer biefe aunbe Don
Der llebsrgabs unb ben lesi.n Sassu
unierer bIiibsnben aOlpnis, in Der jes
Der ein5tlne Mann nit sans.r RraFt
ieiu 9eites fir bss 9aierIanbss e6rs
einsefest bate. Sas Mort bss Gous
perneurs an isinen Sberiten aritgss
BERN: rginitebs fir pflidt.rfiiauns
bis gum aeubtriien". tr bat .s bsrr.
lid ssbaltsn unb NIT ibm QlIs, bic
ieintm Sberbefsbl untsritanben.
Gin fleinss SGuflein nur mar es,
bas Der sroben llebcrnuadf Siir6 iie.
ben Wo9sn tpiDeritanbsn bate. Tis
gdabuns bon siinstau beitanb aus
4500 Uiann, nobel bas oIiaiiatiIhs
Warinsbeiddensnt, bic aeIanbete1
SHiffsbeiabunsen unb idmmili4e aus
Ditdiien berbeigeeilten Heierpii'en unb
RriegsfrsiipilIiseu f6on einsere6net
finb. Die 8unbestreue Stpifden Der
Donaumonar9ie uHb bem DeutI6sr
Rei6e bat iid, aud I'm fernen Often
tpeu bepdbrt, uHb bic gdasuns bss
oiterreifiidb ungdriI6en areu5ers
.aaiferin Gliiabstb" ibsilts beIbsnmii'
this bas S@idial Der beuii@sn Bril-
Der.
sapfsr baben iie aue fib seipebri, Z
Wo9en lang bate fsinblide aruppen
Gsiiuns unb Siubt belasert unb Haf
ntuntdgissm fdpsriten Dombarbemert
bann i'm Stiirm ssnommsn. aud Don
Gee Der tpurbs 1iingtnu fart befdoIs
fen, nnb unfere ipenieen ileinen
Gtreiitrdtte auf Dem WaFer. bas aa.
nonsnboOt sJasuar'. Der streuSfy
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8 abtpm anS SeIebae. (.

- Der Stabtratb Don SaptOn bat
foleenbe 8eamte eripablt; polisei3ef
Gbriit Dprna; Ha6tspplisiiten, GranI
Wune, Wm. ssleming uno 2anbrau
Osborn; Stabtselnpalt, 6. 6. aellpt
Jeuer Warben, @ene SuIlg; StabtzSn'
aenieur, Gbas. q. Risas; ssaiIsr, Gus
gampbeu: @eIurbbeitsteamter 0r
g. 8. @risgs; Straben 2pmmiHdr
slbolpb Gimsn.
= Mapur Suinbn ernannte 5rant
Grail gum auberprbentliten goli5l'
iten unb Spbn Wartpel unb 5pan'
9riggs in ben Rath Der gesuabi'
sunss SebDrpe.
= SRI. aouife snlna bon Rc. 6ls
Se6ite apenue Dabtpn, fpurbe anldb'
lid ibres Wiesenfsites nit elmer Sur
prize parts bsbadt, on rpsl6sr fi6 fol-
senbe qerIonen betbeilist batten. Oi'
frduIeina Gertrude gaolte, Soretti
Wcsptenbera, Bertha Martin, glisa'
beth FLEMING, Warglrst Wortin,
Maric 2ipperts, gerniSe S6reiber,
9prot6p Reeters, @irginia Snrslsr,
Carl Rolte, gbparb Sung, Ssrr unb
5rau $. lllrid, Serr uno 5ru Sol.
Sung.
Gopt. sSumes R. Wars. elm be-
fannter sflubtapitGn, peIter felt 30
ScSabren ieirsm 9srufe pbIaa, 1T sse
tern in feinem Saus No. 215 Bern
Goenus, gefebue, i'm gtlter Don n
Sabrsn seitorbsn.
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ss3aiierin GIiiabetb1 unb bas Eprpes
bcboot ,8 co. babfn es ben iapanis
i@en @Hiffen ni9t Ieibt etniadh, unb
mander grfoIg mar fir fie su Der.
5eihnsn.
gIber bsm syeiBbe selans es, burM
3erbeifhoffung BON fdpertn Steils
feuergdhiiben, Sur4 6erjtelung bon
Gdppen fiir einsn Snfanisrieansriff
inio anbcre Mabndbmet. ben Gag
berbeiSufiibrtn, an bem Der @oubtrs
neur 8apitdn sur Gee Wepers sWalbed,
nit ieiner san5en geiasuns fapitulis
rtn mubte.
Gin traftpo1 bur9aefiibrter aass
iaa tpurbe ipsnige Gage Dor Der llsbers
gabe unternommen unb ben 8elage,
rern srbebliht 0srluite 5usefiist, tpie
bieIs iis aud bel allen porbergesansss
nen Sturmonsriffsn erliiten battsr.
$4,000 Sapaner unb 1400 ipeibe unb
farbiae Gusldnber battsn benz ileinss
Sduflsin Deutf4er seseniiberseiian'
ben, unb fpdbrenb BEL uus 176 9obte
unb 800 9eripunbste iparen. ioa Der
GdammtDerIuit bes @esners ii4 auf
2lk tauienb Maun belaiifen baben.
@eidaffen unb entitanben burd bic
.Sisauns unIsrer JlOtienmadt, mar 80
aud, in Der 6auptia@e Der Marins a'il
i2anbe psra0nnt, tis gum lsbten au'
genblide eiusutreten unb Su idmpfsn
fir bi,isu, 9b.il bss neuen Deuiif'
lamb sur see. glls Wuitertolonis, aIs
NDers Der Wlarin. tpurbe aiuufi4oa
anertannt, unb bsrrlidb iporeu Subu'
if-::e, Sanbsl unb 0sperbe bort oraus'
ben aufssbIiibt unb batten uniers lle'
bsrfssintsreHsn elm gut Slid ssfOr'
bert.
gtun mar ss in Gsinbssbano, unS
osapdner unb GnglGuber bieiten ibreu
eiu5ua In bic Siabt. llnfdbis, dIlein,
aus sigenen arGftsn einen angriff su
unternsbmen aiif bieies beuti8e Sc
biet, bds ibm elm ii.ter Dorm I'm auss
mar, bate Is bas perfipe albion err
reirbt, i'm fsrnen Often einfn neusn
9srbiinbsten gu aepinnen uuo Sapan
auf uufsre aoloni. sebebt. Wis Der
sslbs 9unbesesnoHe aber iiber bas
engliTde 9erbalisn urtbsiIie. bns iollts
rs fdon BEL Der geiisersreifung bon
Siinstau 3eisen. Riht an eriter SislIe.
mo bds iioISe Grobbritannien INNER
isinsn plas tpGbnts ionoern binter
ben japaniidsn 9ruppen, fpnnte Der
sngliid. Sbsrbsfsblsbdber ieinsn gins
sug baI.sn, pon ieinem selben aollesen
NIT 9.radtuns b.banbelt. Slit Wai'
fengepaIt tonnten bic itolSen griten
uns ba brauben nidi aIlein beatpins
gen; tpis snsIiihs geb0rDen unb &aufa
Ieute i'm fsrnsn Often. IN ebina, segsn
bsutidss Sab uno Gut piber jsbes
Rs1t ipiitbeien, mir bSrttn es gar oft,
unb ipsrbeH ibneH auh bas nimmers
lnebr p.rssiien. Der Gag Der Siibns
fir al upb jebs an Seutfaen auf b.m
gansen Grbenruno Susefiiste llNbia, er
nabt bsrei.s beran! - unb Deutf4en
1sfpdbrte bisies iapanifd)e @srbaIisn
.ine ssipiiIt g.friebisuns, ipo3u bod
Der llmiiaub bsitrGsi, bab man ben
Yefunssnsn in Sapan i'm aasemeiu.n
tine CUTE 9sbanbluns ansebsiben libt,
bic ii6 mnn9e unierer ipeiben Gsgnsr
yum Wuiter nebmen tDnnien.
Wis in BEN Iesrsi4en Sseg.fedt Bel
yoronel, 10 bat aud uniere Narine
bel Der gslassruns Don 9iinstau ba5n
nsut aopbetren I'm bic
'dpur5eipeibsrOtbe Jlasse 5u tpinbtn. |
Dime 4usiidt ouf sinsn enbsrfoIs |
!dmpften 4. bis gum IeBten glugen.
lid fir 9.utihlanbs Gbpe. Sas Das |
.rIanb ipiro Is ibnen nidi perseifsn, |
pir aber aebsnien bantbarsn Ssr5ens
49, GE.-l~..
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.patrioien." Der giirasrmsis
fer BON 9alau (WlarD ma1t Sffsnts
Iid bsinnnt, bab brd bortise einnobs
iler bic ibnsn 3usstpisisne Ginquars
iisruns am 8. Oitobsr b. .. ni6t
aufs.nommeu tdbsn. gs finb biss Der
Miiblsnpddier Sulius pahimarn.
syrau Waris Sort, ssborsne giabtts.
unb bic 5auibeiis.rin wittipe gHult.
Jn Der amtli6en getanntmnHung
beibt es: Disi, 9batIndsn Ieien traus
-riee 9epsii. bafiir. bab ts I'm bent.
iden 0ot.rIanbe nod aeute sdbt, bic,
geIdibt BON Der siiernsn Wlausr nns
isrsr braben 9ruppsn. nod, ni@t sins
nal bas tlsinits Opftr In bieIer fdpes
rtu 3sit gu bringen btrsii fsitn. Gcl6
Elm @srbaltsn oft pohlbabenber atuie
isi bsrabiheuunsspiirbis unb mlht
bssbaIb On ben praussr sefslt ipsts
ben.