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Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
But Husband, With Aid Of Cardui,
Effects Her Deliverance.

Draper, N C.--Mrs. Helen Dalton, OF
this place, says: 81 suffered for years,
win pains in my left side, and would
often almost smother TO death.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but then / would get worse again. Final
ly, my husband decided he wanted me 10
try Cardui, the wcman's tonic, so he
bought me a bottle and began using It.
It did me more good than all the medi-
cines had taken.
/ have induced many Of my friends 10
try Cardu, and they all say they have
been benefited by its use. There never
has been, and never will be, a medicine
10 compare with Cardui. believe it is
a good medicine Tor all womanly trout
bles."
For over so years, Cardui has been re-
lieving woman's suiierings and building
weak women up to health and strength.
If you are a woman, give it fair trial.
Il should surely help you, as It has a
Oillion others.
Get a bottle Of Cardm To-day.
Write 10. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
AoUsory Der,, Chattanooga Tenn, for Sferfai
r-7atment Tor WaHHan' boz plain wrannar. nc. -
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
HURRICANE BLOWING
ALONG CAPE COD Ray

Boston, Dec. 14-WhiIe many
points along the New England coast
could not be reached because of the
general interruption of the wire ser
vice, reports generally this morning
indicated that the worst. part of the
storm had passed out to sea and with
the shifting of the wind the weather
bureau announced that clearing con-
ditions would prevail this afternoon.
The wind, which attained a maximum
of SO miles in Boston last night, had
dropped to 20 miles at o'clock, at
which time there was only a slight
fall of snow.
Reports from Cape Cod stated that
the wind had reached hurricane pro-
portions, but that it had subsidized and
that the barometer was rising stead
lily. Many of the coast guard stations
were cut off by the storm, but a gen
eraI inquiry at an early hour failed
to show any disaster to shipping,
which had been warned in time to
seek shelter.
The telegraph and telephone COM
panies sent repair squads in many
directions as soon as it was found
that the service ha dbeen interrupt
ed. Trains were badly delayed on
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
OZANAMS, ROLL CALL
ADDS 100 PER CENT.
WITHIN ONE MONTH

1.-THE monthly meeting of the OzanaTn
club will be held in their club rooms
at 8 O'Clock tonight
The committees will report on their
work since the last meeting. The ath-
Ietic committee is making arrange
ments to use one of the halls of the
city one night a week where members
of a basketball league, composed en-
tire1y Off members of the club, will
play for prize that will be an
nounced later. The new membership
cards will be distributed at this meet
ing All, members intending to play
basketball must report in their names
at this meeting.
: The various standing committees
will be named. They will serve until
the next regular election
The club has leased a suite of rooms
IN the Alameda block at State street
and Park avenue.
A pool table was installed the early
part of this week. andAthe members
are planning a tournament to decide
the championship. Many of the boys
are excellent players. This tourna-l
ment will show some fine points to the
younger boys, who i'll no doubt wit
ness every game.
At the present time the Ozanam
boasts of 10 members. This is an in
crease of 100 per cent. during the last
motnh The membership is open to
any Catholic young man in the city,
come than 16 years of age, who may
visit the rooms any evening after 80
O. o'clock Anyone visiting the rooms is
requested to ask for a member OF the
registration committee
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
SERVICE WONT
IMPROVE HERE
FOR SIX WEEKS
No Additional Trolley Cars
Promised Until After Mid
die of January.

Admitting that the company hasn't
given the service that is to be desired
and making the prophecy that it will
be at least five weeks before condi-
tons will be remedied, the Connect
cut 90. today made statement of it's
position in the matter of car service.
1t will be impossible to increase the
service, owingf to the fact that there
was a fire in the power generating
plant of the company. The officials
declare, however, that they intended
to improve the service. The statement
of the company follows:
with the heavy increase in ser
vice required to meet the additional
j demands occasioned by the industrial
activity in the city of Bridgeport, the
engineers and officers of the Con-
necticut> Co. realized the necessity of
adding additional power generating
machinery at the Seaview avenue
powerhouse in order that the service
might not be interrupted with break,
ing down of any portion of the plant.
"On Saturday morning a committee
of trustees and directors made a de-
tailed exaninauon of the plant in
company with the engineers and care
fully went over their recommends
tions and authorized contracts for the
additional machinery.
unfortunately one of the power
generating units was disabled by fire
Saturday evening, the accident throw
ing the entire plant out of service for
an unusual period. Every endeavor
is being made to have repairs to the
disabled unit completed as rapidly as
possible, but as this unit is the largest
one in the powerhouse, it will be i'm
possible to increase the service dur
ing the hours of maximum evening
load as had been expected on receipt
of the new cars until this unit is again
brought into commission. The acct
dent was so serious that it will prob
ably 5be five weeks, working day and
night at the General Electric Co.'S
plant, before the repairs can be com
pleted. Five Of the new cars reached
Bridgeport Monday.
1.-THE company regrets exceedingly
the additional Inconvenience to its
patrons occasioned by this accident, as
it realizes that due to abnormal con-
ditions at the present time all service
that might be desired has not Abeens
operated for the past few weeks. 1t
had been the expectation, however, of
those in charge that with the delivery
of the new cars, and an increase in
the force of notormen and conduct
tors. ample and convenient service
would have been rendered within a
very short time AS stated, every ~ef--
fort will be made to complete repairs
at the Dowerhouse, and, also add gem
Grating CAPACITY, which viii render
impossible any future Inconvenience
occasi oned by accidents such as that
happening Saturday."
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
WHITE SLAVE-PLAY
AT LYRIC THRILLS ss.-
HARDY AUDIENCE

Despite the raging storm. a fair
sized audience witnessed the opening
performances last night of The Little
Lost sister, which Miss Cecil Spooner
and her own stock company are giving
this week The play deals with white
slavery and is Intensely thrilling
throughout 1t tells the story of the
innocent country girl coming to a
great city and the pitfalls which lie
along her path. It is a play with a
purpose and one which critics. and Of
ficials throughout the country have
praised highly The play is of par
ticular interest to Bridgeport where
so many young girls are working in
factories, ~
The same quality of production is
given .eThe Little Lo~f Sister as has
characterized all of the spooner Stock
Co plays. Miss Spooner was never
more, interesting than in the part Of
Mary, Saunders, the girl The other
members of the company were all ex+
cel1ent1y cast The play is sure to
prove a great drawing card through
out the week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
PROF. TAFT SNOOZES
ON STALLED TRAIN

New York. Dec. 14-Forrner Presi-
dent Taft was among the storm-bound
travellers On the New ork. New Ha-
ven & Hartford Railroad. He board
ed a train for New Haven at Grand
Central station. only to be informed
that because of a break in. the electric
feed wire there would be indefinite de-
lay.
Never mind said Mr.. Taft, 'sI'lI
be quite comfortable hefe,'' and. doz-
ing, he waited patiently until, with the
aid of a. steam locomotive, the train
craw1ed out of the station. Although
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14

Trolley traffic was completely sus-
pended at midnight and had not been
resumed on many suburban lines. Car
crews in several parts Of the state
were stalled by the snow drifts and
slept in the cars over night
Railroad traffic is also demoraIized
and the regular trains are from one
to seven hours late
sleighs are being used to convey
voters to the polls in Chicopee whieh5s
has its city election today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
800 STORMBOUND IN
STAMFORD STATION

STAMFORD, Dec. 14-Nearly 800 men
and women were stalled in the railroad
station here last night where they had
been waiting since O'Clock for trains
to take them east or west. One train
had gone through In each direction
and scores OF people stampeded their
way on to get seats Nor standing room,
Others came into the station later, so
that about 400 were here all the even
ing. They were not able to get out of
here until early this morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14

that Bancroftss Crossing was itself
stalled just south of Winsted4 About
20 inches of snow fell, the heaviest
it was said, since the blizzard of
1888.
Schools suspended and te1egraphic
was impaired. Accord
ing to reports receiyed here the snow
fall on the western end of the Central
New England was heavier than here.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
LIKE 1888 BLIZZARD,
IS BERKSHIRE REPORT

Pittsfe1d. Mass, Dec. berkshire
is in the grasp of the worst snow
storm in - years today. The snow
is already thirty inches deep and is
still falling. Trolley and steam rail-
road traffic is practically paralyzed.
All schools are closed because of the
storm and a portion of the motor
driven fire apparatus are stalled on
the outskirts Of the city. If the
storm continues until night 1t will
equal the storm of 1888.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
VOTERS IN CHTCOPEE
sLEIGHING TO POLLS

Springfield, Mass, Dec. 14-Large
gangs of men were put to work early
this morning breaking out snow-bound
western Massachusetts The snow
reached q height of from 10 to 20
inches outside of drifts which were
piled several feet high in many places
throughout the Connecticut valley.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
PASSENGERS STAY
ALL NIGHT ABOARD
STALLED EXPRESS

Torrington, Dec. 1.-The New
Y ork express due here at 8 O'Clock
last night and which passed here at
midnight, was stalled at 1 O'Clock two
miles south of Winsted and was still
standing in theS snow this morning,
the passengers having spent the night
in the cars.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
POSTPONE LECTURE.

Because of the storm last night the
lecture on THE Lands of Paul"
which DR.. John R. Brown was to
have given in the South Congrega-
tiona1 church, was postponed until
night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
The COURTLAND SCHOOL
481 WASHINGTON AWE

MISS MARY J.RfINER, Pr1ncfnal
Twenty fifth year begins Thursday,
Sept so. Booklets at the stationery
shops. Office hours: 10 q. m. to ~
M, Mondays and Saturdays except.
ed. Others hours by appointment
L - tt
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
SURF AVENUE.

A tree fell down on Surf avenue and
blocked the road
In st. Michae1's cemetery ,a-sfuneral
procession was interrupted by snoVyl
banks. It was necessary to remove
a casket from a hearse near the GEM
etery gates and carry it through the
snow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14

Having tried a month ago to per-
suade the public that the market is
too low, the stockholders then fore
ed down prices, which they are now
trying to prove are too high.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
SNOW PL0W, ON RESCUE
MISSION Is STALLED

winsted, Dec. i 4-Traf9e on the
Central New England Railway be-
tween Hartford and Canaan was com
pletely snow-bound today and a. snow
pillow dispatched to dig out the ex-
press train from New York stated
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
THE PRETvrIEsT FACE

and the most beautiful hands ara Of
ten disfigured by unsfghtly warts
It can easily be removed in a Few
days without pain by using Cyrus
Wart Remover. For sale only ar the
Cyrus Pharmacy. AIS Fairfield Ava
Farmer want Ads. one o.uses.lgez.l /
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14

he first climbed aboard at 2 a. m. it
was this morning when Mr.. Taft
reached New Haven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14

many lines, but the work of restor-
ing railroad and wire traffic proceed
ed rapidly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14

BUY LYyvJRD BROTHERS OgF
Y East Side and West End e
b UNION LABEL HATS U
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14
. z7Es01Y zzEE6PzanE

shows nmar anop p rom above bynontr nmug
mac of G t $ seen yt the bao
r
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-14


extension Tables
Morris Chairs
Leather Chairs
Leather Rockers
Bed Spreads
Telephone Tables
zDavenports
Rope Portieres
India Seats
Couch Covers
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-23
Inter ifJmtrtr 9lnflage.
Spo.Wnnn nnf gnflage innsenNdS-
dlens perbaftcf.

SouIt ste. M lie, Wid.,
%. Te5. 81. 9. 2alonbi, ein 67
Sabre alter, bier iebr befdnnter Ser
ii6erimgsaaent, tuurSe aif @riino
bon acknowledgement Gbitb Snnes,
eincs ii Sabre alten R16hens, bas
ii6 in oelifatem 3uitanb befinoen
lol, perbaftet. Gr pertidtete auf elm
Sorperbor uito puroe uuter $2500
9iirgif)oft i'll Sreibeit geiest
Sas 0fdbhen, oas cine offentli6e
S6ule bciudte, fam lesten Ytoi
nad 9aIonoe's Office uno bat Inn
96i6bldtter. 2aIon6c perniilaBtc
ebitb, fiir i'm 5ii arbeiten, tpofiir er
ibr so Gents pro @od)e 5ablte. Die
Wiutter, Die arm lit, CAB bier5u ibre
3uitimmung. Gines cages fam oas
Wdoten friiber ols ionit nod SalIie
uno erfl1rte. nibt mebr nah 2alon:
oe'S Office gehen su ponen. 9este
@pGc puroe Goitb's Siiitnnb einent
Yaitor nlitgcteilt, Der 9alonoe per-
haitcu lieB.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-23
Sdrefenstat
elmer Wfntter.
Grwiirgtf SOd)ter, Inn iie
pOr Sdanoleben 81
btlDabren.
H1bhen mar cine HafDt nns benz
Sanie iuesseblieben.
Wiann Der HDrberin NIT S6refcns.
fitnoc ans oem SdDlaf gclpeft.
Sudlter id)lief, ais Rntter ibr Die
Sdllinse nmlegte.

Gineinnoti, %. Sea. George
s. S6mis, elm zimmerman, tpuroe
gcitern nm $50 ubr iriib bon ieiner
6attin Viinnie aus Dem S6lafe ge.
ipedt.
,@eorge, id babe @crtie getotet, ="
iagte lie Sic iprad 10 riIbie, ais OBJ
lie ibm Die ollergetpobnli6ite Sa1e
mitteilen tpoIlte. Shnlis elite binab
in oa5 3intiner ieiner So6ter uno
fano Iie tot i'm Bette. Wfit ieiner
0alsbinbe mar iie ertpiirgt tporoen.
0ie Wtiiter folgte Dem Wonn in oos
Simmer uno Itano OIL Dem Bette.
sd tat es," iagte lie, ,i6 fann es
nidt leugnen. SD muBte es Inn. Gs
mar oas eiil3ige 9ing, mas getan
merben fonntc."
Shnie bob Die 2ei6e aif, ole
nod Dorm mar, unb true lie in bas
Sis5immer. 9ie Sd:linge mar 70
feit nm oen S6ols gcid)1iirt, bab er
elm Dteiier nebmen nluBte, Inn iie los.
6iibcfommen.
Ger 8oli6ei er5dblte Die 0futter,
boB iie lid, iiber ibre II Sabre olte
biibibe Sodter Sorgen serlaht bit
te ShlieBlid bate lie eingeieben,
oaB Die ein5ige 8eiie, ibre 5odter
Dor einen 9eben Der S6anbe 5ii be.
ipabren, tpdre, iie 5u totem. Sos 0ido.
den bate gebrobt. oas glternbaus 3ii
nerlaifen iino leste Wofe iei es cine
aar5e Red)t pom S1aiiie nbtpeIenb ae.
tpeien.
yGs NOR helite l1br friib," er.
5dblte 6ie Wfiiffer, ynIs ib Jii benz
Shlub fom, es fpdre fir @ertie
better, penn lie tot ols am 9eben
mare. Sd begc6 mid in bas Shlof-
Simmer meiner Iodter. Sie ihlief.
SD 5og Die Solsbinbe Inn ibreil
aopf. Nls ih an5og, eripohte Ger
tie. Sic froete mid. mas if Inn
fpolle. Sd antfportete, baB i6 tim
fperoe. mos ih ibr georobt botte, fals
iie iid) nidt beiicrn polle. Sic Bot
mid, iie nid1t 5ii toten. 9sh 3og Die
ginSe felt. Sertie fpebrte ii6 cine
@eiIc. slls Tie ii9 nift nrebr riibrte
mnb bos 9lut alts ibrem Ttiinbe 3il
fIieBen besattn, perIieB if iie inb
.pina ju meinen Wfann 5uriid."
sSrau Sfmis fiigte nod fin5n,
boB fie sur Gertreibung ibrer Sorge,
unb hires Summers nm ibre Sodter
@bisfep genommen bate.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-23
Stitfelit)afttr btftraft.
ssGlle nun 0oeal Sptiun.gcrlesunsen
in FLINT mebren lidl.

Stint, 0tiG., %. Wt6r5. @nse-
iihts Der Sotfade, boB Die neien
fsdle bon 9ocal Sption-8erlesungen
i6neller fpntmen, oils Die alten sSllle
i'm areisgerid)t obgeeeben fperoen
fonnen, sab geitern &if)ter Utarf
Stepens befonnt, bob er'altr ab-
idredung in 3iifiinft i6Derere Stra-
FEN oiftieren tperoe Sobn 9onep,
Ssobn 3uiien uno @ilinm Cascades
ipurben geitern 81 je 100 Sasen De-
troiter Irbeitsbaus uno $100 @elo-
Itrofe perurteilt. Sic miiiien i'm Ir.
beitsbous bleiben, bis Die @eloitrafe
besoblt lit. SoIlten bieie Strofet
benz nStiefelidofter- -@eieil" fein On.
De MAIDEN, 70 brobt &iAter Stepens
nit Strofen bon ie6s @tonoten uno
ben eeieslihei1 bod)iten 9cloitrafen.
Ntife Gpanoft tpuroe gleidfaIls me
aen 3ocol Option-8erlesung 81 80
Soaen Mrbeitsboits inb $50 @elo.
itrofe perurteilt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-23
@ttllnng 3urddtrobtrt
@artmannslueiler> pielnm(tritten, pieoer
til 0entld)en @du0en,

traf. &oorignea iogte. er babe cine
Bride, brciBig 0teilen norolid bon
gbibuabuo in Sronb geiteft, Inn sic
@erfolgung bur6 bieGarran5a-Srup-
pen ai,f5ubaItcn bis er nod Suure5
fpmnen uno iif 'ergeben fonnte
Ole Stobt Gbibuabua mrrbe ee-
tern bur6 Sruppen Der @enerole
S5ucirto Srebino, Sortunato Wfapeott
,utb 2uis Serrera lilto oes SberIten
@nriqilc5 bciest. 2esterer lit ser
nelc 8ouperneur oes Staotes.
Sie Gage i'm Yaqmi Sal.
@uopmos, Ofer. %. Sea.
9robtlos nod Son Diego, Gol.. 23.
9e5. Yaqui Snbianer befinben
it'd, nod i'm @eiis foit alien @ieen-
tums inl gaquitnls gtlr Slpei &an-
Dies boIten fid nod eegen tie. Gie
cine gcbort eirlem 9lmerifaner, no
mems @riib. Gr 5uiantn1en nit on,
oeren Mmerifonern II. nd,t 0eutihen
bnlten pert1t,ltliG) nod alts, pbpobl
ielt lcstent Nontoe, on ncl6em Gage
Die GotbGutc einen nelicn llcberfnll
llrtternobmeit, feline gfod)rihten iiber
bns Shidial Der &anfy eingetroffcit
iino.
2oiit beiltieen geridten bon I'm.
iiebIern boben Die Snbioner aIl Die
8ebGiibe lino gigentint Die tic on
iidl eeriiien batten, aeritort. bod
iheinen lie pcber gmerifoner nod
anbere Mi1slGnber eetotet 5ii boben.
Snfolge @titritionsmaneeIs ntl,b.
ten @oloo SbeIbon inb garrctt 30
mes, 5trei iunee Wonner ors @rcen-
mid, Conn.,, Die cine erpBe Ron1
betrieben Ii. lcstes sSriibiobr nit Or
folg Die &otbdute abgclpebrt battcn,
nGftlifler @cile ibr 8runoItiid ber-
lalien ilno fnn1en nod elmer lange1
&eiie bier on. ginnol fam es gum
&ornpfc nit &otb1uten, ipobei elmer
Der iungen 9e1tte pertrunoet fuurbe.
Gin @enntter Der Hi6ar6ion Cont
itriiotion 70. erbielt bon Dem Ssnbio-
ner S6untIing Wontero bic tcIepbo-
niife gfadrift, bob bic SSnbioncr in
ben @eracn cine 9onferen3 nit 60
ntiral @inslon, Dem &pmmonbonter
Der nncrifnniiden Bo5ifisiif,ell
6lotte, boben poIlter, ser bier nit
Dem ancrifoniiden 9rer5er San
Siego neiIt. 9ie SSnbioner ippTItell
ben glmerifanern lire @niidtcn be-
fannteeben. Montero iaete ferner,
bob Die 9Snbioner Srmt Sobn 2ebr,
aipei junee M6bden uno 5ipei &inber,
aGe bon beriel6en ssartiIie, in 8e.
fanaenidaft bolten. Sic niirben Ies,
fen Mpnat bon ber Sr,bionern mob
renb bes lteberfaI1es auf Siioauegrar
ntitgefiibrt. Srau 9ebr lit Werifc'
nerir, aber Srou zines Imerifaners
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-23
Srob aQer gnten Sor'
idbe.
spariamtr Sausbalt 1T
uDm aDugreb nidl
81 trwarttH.
6rpke geipilIismnsen fir 8aiferweBe
nnb Gmtssebaiibe seplant.
Staatsbepartement nerlangt brtn'
genb cine Ggtra.geWillismns.
slnfJ bas sesenudrtise Gnartier III
sii eng seipprSen.

gSo5biuaton, %. 9e5. Sros
Der Sotiod)e, ooB i'm aonereB Gin
beiBer 2unpf iiber @eiesgebung sir
Grbobung Der 9fegieriingseinfiinfte
5u ertparten lit, mo trob Der ipeitercn
Satiod)e, oob iid) Die Siibrer Der De-
mofratii6en Yartei oos gSort ge6e-
ben botten, fiir Spariamfeit I'M &e-
9ierl,ngsboiisbalt ein5utreten, geoen'
fen sfpei Sausousifiiiie 8orlagen
ein5ubringen, Die groBe slusgaben
betreffcn. Der cine 9lusidluB lit Der
fiir Sliiiie uno Safen inter Soriis
oes glbg. Spnrfmall, Der cine allee.
meine Electromagnetic misarbeitet
ltno Der 5ipeite 9Iusif)uB lit Der fiii
offentli6e @ebGube unter Soriit oeE
Albg. GIarf bon Slorioo, Der cine @e.
bGube.8orlagc aiis5lIarbcltcn ge'
oeitft.
Staatsoepartement benOtist mcbr
Gielo.
Bonn Stoots0epartement iino oem
aongreB 5ipei Wtemoranba 5ugegan'
aen. SSn Dem einen tpiro auf Die
9fotpenbiefeit zines neuen 8ebouoes
bingefpieicii, bas Oer iuo6ienoen Iuf.
gober oes Staatsbepartements alt.
gemciien iein iollte @egenipartig
befinset iid oos StootsOepartenleni
i'm iiibIiden 5liieeI ienes Sebduoes,
in Dem au6 nod oas 8riegs. lno
Marine-I -Ieporterlert iino. 9os
s,pcite Mcmoronoum oes Sefr. 9an-
Tina perlongt cine meiterc 8efpilli.
aung bon $t43,660 5fpeds @cior.
alna Der burd Den &rieg eritonoenen
groberen slufgaben bes Stautsocpor-
tements. Sm biplomatiiden uno
auniular.9 9ienit ntiiifen mebr Glerfs
in oer1 @otidoften, 9eionbtidaften
unb aoniulaten i'm Sluslanoe oitge.
iteIlt merben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-23
Stfannttr Stnti6tr tut.
IlfreS &oelfer itarb bp6betagt in
gfetu g)prf.

q em gorf, %. Se5. 9ufreb
&oeIfer, Yrdiioent Der German
Sapines 9anf, Der bier geitern itarb,
ipar Yfitelieo bieler biitorii9er uno
ipifieniGaftliher @ereiniguneen. Or
ipar rs Sabre oft, aus Oeutidlano
gebiirtig unb fam i'm glIter bon 10
Sabren nod glmerifa. @r mar elm
Oireftor Der @ermania Sire SMUT
rance Co., Der @ernonio 9ife SSll-
iurmnce Co., Wfitglie6 oes Wtetropo.
Iitan Ih,ieum Of art, bes Mauieltm
OF Hntliral 6tItorp linb Der Soologi-
iden, 9eograpbiihen nnb gotani-
i6en @efellihnft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-23
&etitiontn fiir Tairbanfs.
Tame bes Gr-SiseprGiibenten fpmmt
amfs @uriuablen-Sifet in
Snoiana.

SnbianopoIis, SSrtb., %.
9es. Sef5ig BON 90 Counties in
SSnoiana bubenEetitionen eingeianbt,
porin oerlangt miro, oaB Der Nome
BON Charles @. Soirbanfs fiir Die
8rdfioelrtihofts. .Brindripablen i'm
nd6ften WGr3 arf bos repubIifanii9e
Sifet geftellt peroe. Dies gub beitte
g. %. Senlep, Sefretdr bes republi-
faniiden Staats- 3entralausiduiies
befonnt.