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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-16

Lots I and s in Block q, Mi
waukee Land Company'S First
Addition, are the southwest corner
of the block. They lay high along
Main street and low at the rear
making a fine building site as they
permit of easy use of the base
ment. Have been Offering these
lots at ridiculouslv low prices but
will now consider any fair offer.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-16

Jackson-Bunker has got himself
into q nice fix.
Johnson-How?
Jackson-He wrote an article OF
"The Ideal Wife" for ladies' paper
last month.
Johnson-Well, what's that to Dr.
with his present fix?
MISUNDERSTANDING told his wife
about it, and she's been reading the
thing over during the past two days
trying to discover a single trai
wherein his ideal resembles her. Sh,
hasn't found 1t. and Bunker dines y
the city now.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-16

-Four room house on fifty foot
lot with barn, chicken coop, IA
large concrete cellar, city water
and sidewalk. This property is
near to the depot and only two
blocks from main street. Will sell
at a bargain and on easy terms.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-16
THOUGHT and Action.

Thought is never helpful unless there
Is coupled with it some form of vigor.
Gus action.
Public Spirited.
as your husband public spirited
manT "Oh. yes. He doesn't care
who sees him drink. ."-Boston Record.
I His First Dollar.
Every community has citizen OF
whom Ii is said, "He has his first dol
lar yet."-Philadelphl Ledger.
Paradoxical.
1.-THE critics gave me raw deal"
"How? Did they roast you?'-San
Francisco Chronicle.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-16

Lot 6. Block 2S. Milwaukee Land
Company's Second Addition. This
is a southeast corner lot. Has city
water and is threatened with sewer
privilege. This lot is only fonr
blocks from Main street at its
farthest extremity and is one of
the best bargains in town today
1t is a bargain for cash 4lAdv
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-16
But Doesn't Get IL.

The average man expects pound oi
gratitude in exchange for an ounce of
harity.-Chicago News.
Losses by Floods.
The flood damage In the United
States Is estimated at about 100000,
600 annually.
Sugar Cane Paper.
Sugar cane waste furnishes the chief
constituent of large amount Of the
best writing paper.
Asphalt.
The origin Of the material taken from
the various asphalt lakes Is still mys-
terry.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-16

Three room house on % foot lot
with water, concrete cellar and
fence. This house is nicely finished
and a fine home for small family.
There is a large pantry and a fine
closet adjoining the sleeping room.
Will sell at a bargain and on easy
terms.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-16

A four room house four blocks
west of Main Street. This house
has fine concrete cellar, is well
built and finely finished with
electric lights and city water. This
is one of the best built houses in
the city as You will know when
you look it over. Will sell this at
a low price and terms which will
be satisfactory considering the
price
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-16

\ five room house. swell finish,
with city water and electric lights.
plumbing in for bath, only three
blocks east of Main Street on an
east fronting corner lot. This
house will please the most
fastidious and we will sell on easy
terms at a very moderate price.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04

Qompina, 1beil BON 2ot 2 III 2cuis
pfsiffsr's llnterabtb. in 9tponoale.
Stsuer $3) 81.
WiRnie Seimert al Sba Dieb, Got
6 in 6simert's llnterabtb. in St. 9ers
nurb. (Stsusr 81 81.
SuIid scsrser an aatbsrine DiIB,
Got SO in 5rant n. RisB's llnterdbtb.
lit Gairmoilrt. (Sitntr 81 1926.
Scbn 3. 8rader on Gli5abstb
Shuermnmn, / 2lder 9auO an Wlons
tanuglpe. in MeitpoOb. (Stsnsr $780,
81.
9lbram Seribtoipib an 5. 6. Raps
pppori, is bei 125 CUB an Der Sits
feits BON 5rsemdn gIps., So 5ub on
Der Giibisite bon Mabe STR. (Steuer
$500 81.
S1rab Golcinon all 9. .. Sdrris
ion. % bsi s5 SUB ait Der Gitieits
bon Wlounb Ctr, 100 SUB iiiblia
box 8. Ctr. (Sieuer ST. $1,000.
Dilidm gartb an bp., Is bel 80
SUB on Der SIifsiie bon Mcunb Sir.
81 CUB nDrblia bon Z. Str, sbenio
16 Bel 81 SUB all Der Sftieiie bon
Mounb Str, II 5nb nSrOIi4 BON Z.
Strabe. (5ttuer $11.50) S11,500-
Sacpb gersoIb an Charles 8.
Sdod Ii. a., so SUB an Osr Rorbr
fsite BON Gambtn glos. IN qponbdIs.
(Stsusr $3.) 81.
pbosbe R. foons an SoIspbine o..
putboff. % SUB an Der Deitieiie bon
!Sddbsrrp Sirabe auf WdInut Oils.
(Steuer S4.) 81.
5rso. s. WaIb an 9be 6. II. 8. Rp.
Co., Elm 5ract 2ane in Ssitipn 81
unO 10 in Green Up. (Sieusr 50c.)
$500.
Grbsn RON qatrid Gorrisan, per
Sheriff, on qrdi. 20. Bel, aots 1e5
unb 1856 in Saoob 5offner'-. Inter.
abtbeilins In Gumminsbiq.. (Stsusr
$2.50.) $4,000.
Gbpin U. Diebl II. u. on glmeIia
D. Stiing. 40 bel 100 SUB all Der
Siibipeiteds BON Sarpes uno 9Oeuit
Cir. in aDoHbale. (Steuer S4.)
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04

@omRbsin1R q in.Ge6tet,
9. wlai. glus allen GinseIna5riat.n
iibtr ben umtauif BON Golbmans.u
geseH aHbtres gargsIb ober pdpisr
gebt beuiIit bsruor, bab Der Golos
from, Der ii9 felt arisss6esinn in bic
aaiis Der Rei4sbaHt ergisbt, nod LIN,
perminbert tDeiterflisbi. 60 tdnn Il. a.
bic Sbsrpcitbireitipn Biirsburg Be-
ri6tsn, bnb BON ibr i'm Wlonar Qlpril
l51 200 W. golo singsncmmen anb
Der Rei6sbant 5ugsFiibrt irorben Fnb.
9abei IN 5u beoba9ten, bab nit Der
Dot bic Rsntdultsr llntsrfrdniens IN
eifti9em Wettbeperb ite6en: i'm Wdrs
nabmsn bisis 328,2OO W. Goib Elm
unS bonn Popem6er Biz WIr5 Sufdms
men 2.39s,570 W. Der bieiige areis
BiHstn bat I'm 9pril 14,270 W. Sob
dbssfiihrt. bag g.iamm!srsebnib Der
boriisen Sammluns beirdet BIB i.bt
l72,000 Dl.. pGbreHb bas Grgsbuib
i'm obsrh.ffiihsn ar.is giibinssn i9on
su anfang gpril $4,000 Us. peirie.
Die 2onoSem.inbeu bes Greiies
Worms. bic bis Gnbs SdHufr etne
Sammlung Don iibsr 100000 W. anfs
supeiisn baiteu. babsH Bis Qnfang
apriI ipsiisre 5000 Wl. erbra6t.
Witie april betrugsn bic GeuleiRbes
iammluHssn i'm arsiie 91rmiiabt
653,957 M. SIN ardfe Shotten
rpurbsn 175. 900 Dr.. i'm arsiis alssp
I'm eritsn @i.rtsljabr 1916 122. 400
M.. i'm areiie allsfelb 270,000 R.
unb i'm arsife Spp.nbsim Obs i. Tes
bruar) $780, ,725 W. unb I'm aaHbtrsis
DffsnbaG 193e34o Ul. eeiammslt.
srob alIer poransegangsren Sdmms
luncsn Der peri6iebsniien GtsElen iries
ben bic G&iilsr bss Mlten Gpmna.
iiums in WiirSburg in fur5sr 3sit
1900 M. auf; gang bsfcnbers Der.
bieni aber Der Gammsleifer ber G&iis
Ter aIler Ghulart.n Dormfidois ters
borasboben Al iperbsn, benn bic bortt>
a, Sfiilerfnmmlung aeiete btreits am
/. 4pril bic Gumme bon 426, 700 M.
Die Ghiiler unb GHiilerinnsn Der o.
bersn aebrdniiaIien Don Worms bats
ten Cd am 20. M6r5 nuf bic Gumme
bon II 600 W. ssbraht; in Binsen
hobn GGiilfinnsr Bis Mnfang MpriI
10000 M. In zl&dffMtStrs bic
9rmnaFaissH elsts 2A0oo " Se
.iammsIk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04

Gi6enbola aus BEN Mr.
9onnen. Sn Trantrsih iino Don
Der 5eeresDsrudltung aus itrotegiI8en
GriiHben umfangreide SoIsfdIunoen
unter 2ettuug bsutiber sSOritbeamten
noraeHommen iDorben. Sdbei banoelt
es itdb namentlid nm bo5pert6ige
gfher i'm glrgonnenpclo, bic nun,
tui. bic .SoIaDeIt" erfGbrt, su einem
erheblihen She'll in GtGmmen nab
Sambur1 abtransportirt inb bort 3ur
9erpertburs sundait eingsIogert
tDorben finb. Wsnn feitgeiteqt 1T,
bab Der btrette Seeres6ebarf seoedt
TT, ioa bas Gfhenbols i'm Wese bes
Wteiitaebots pertauft tperben.
G6neoif3s DobltbGter.
Cine Qrobe i6peOiibe 9mbuIans 1T
iibsr SreGeborg-S Sobnib mad 8i.n
obeereiit sic SdFlt 4 2terSte unb 12
S9peitern unter Der Qeitung bes bers
pprrugsnben gbirurgen Or. Bauer aus
WfalnO. Die Qnbulan5 iibernimmt elm
fapn bereitite6enbes ReferDentrdnteu.
bdus bon 400 9etten in Wien. is
'6pebiibe @erate baben fi9 ber.it er.
tIdrt, na9 Wien au reiien, Inn ieiners
5sit bic onberen a6sul6fen. Die Grfd6,
runsen bisfer Mmbulana tperben Ii6er
Don GROCER @sbeutuna fir bic T6,nebi'
ias WiIitir'& &yauszpflses perSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04

Catherine enbsrls an eagle 9. "
9. ". $1,000.
Zulu &. Marr an aiberdI g. u. 81
Go. $500.
Disi.lbe an glbbifOn .. u. 9. Co.
$1,000.
gittOr 6. sr.fiTt an GI.nipap 6. u.
,. So. $4,000.
SpIpeitsr gbaIen an GONE .. u. g.
60. $1,000.
Strrp 9rOd on .Wailfprb 9. u. g.
60. 1915.
eli5dbetb u. Jun an saeob 8lOd.i
$10.5C0.
gfbe 9. @orium an Mm. 6. Games
r,r. $575.
Peter 5, 5asin an 5ransss R0fsHst
baum. sos.
VbilOmenn 8iiboff on 8. g. SnBs'
Der. $17o7,
Jraneis 8. @al.n on Gouibsr1
Obic 6. II. z. 60. $1,000.
CLARA g. aitts an DO. 5000. III
gInna Saith on bo. $500. i
GiOne SoeiOn an eagle 9. u. g. q.
$500. +
Sobn 6. ROssrs an gbarIOtt. 2inb.
ner. 1881.
Gbpdrb J. BdIier an 6. M. Spun<
aenbtrg. $1,000.
gbds. 2ieneubrint OH Gbipdro II.
Wdltsr. $1,000.
Sba GieB an Union SaDings Q. u.
z. 60. $500.
Sol. gsbuttu5l an Union SaDiHgs
3. ii. z. So. $500.
3. 8. TtuIttp an SO5n 8. GOii.lla
$2800.
Sarrp G. @OOO an Sallss gant.
$4,000.
Cincinnati See 60. on Graneis u.
5bompIou. $4,000.
Sisi.lbe an Gbas. gtiii. $4,000.
Stons Gate See SO. an gersa gols
leg. $4,000.
9enrp 6. DuOb an Champion .. u.
Rp. z. S4UUO.
ourrp g. @OOS an GOttGs. Q. u. 9.
Go. $1,000.
@sorse 20. Glepban. an WabiiOu 3.
u. Ro. 2. S875.
auep eOnrOp an ainbsl 2lpe. g. u.
3. 60. $1,000.
5O9n .. SpiIter an ai5sraI 6. u. Q.
60. $500.
Serf.I6s an ainbsl etpe. g. u. ..
SO. 5000.
Sotn ). graden an D. @. Rs.b.
$3.50.
@m. 9artb an Gsrmania 9. U. so.
3. $500.
9srislbe an 9. R. Sidfpn. 5000.
spSia Wl. 9ustOu an linton g. 3.
II. 2. Go. $500.
german Meitus an S5s R. glose
3. II. e. 60. $1,000.
Martin WuIIausp on SIipe Sliff,
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
OciseHtbnms SppOtbeteu
Cincinnati, 8. SUM.
Rtue SnpotbeteH.

Ut 9fr
Sohn :. ROmsr an anSsriou Jtrrp
3. II. g. 60. $1,000.
9iius GresH an Southern SNo
Supinas gdnt go. $1,000.
alice 8. Gamers an DO. $3.50.
Diuiam 8. GbltfisIb il. on Cons
mtrtiaI Sapirrss 9anl $1,000.
80. W. 5baia<r an GIsO.Ianb Q. G.
60. $500.
glrtbur W. 0nbis an JaIe Str. ..
g. u. g. 60. $1,000.
gldb qrpin an Gin. Wor,tugmtns
Club 3. II. 6. Gp. $500.
9isie!5s an SeHIp ). SimIid.
$1,000.
Rof. 9. Q,5man on Msif.ru Gtrs
man 9ant. $500.
garry ). ae5man an bo. $1,000.
Narp aIsin On Wsiisrn Goe. 3. u.
$1,000.
srrp grot an gleuiOpn Q. Il. 6.
u. 60. 500.
G.na 9ui. on 5er5srt 6. pa5oab.
1905.
sylprente G. Wasnsr an bo. S1092.
Daltsr Rsrsnbers on 9oluHtesr g.
u. g.. 60. $1,000.
GAMES 9pper an prOpibtnt Saos
ings .. u. z. 60. $500.
sfranl 8. 4pri an Gbarks %.
Stinnst. $3.50.
Ularicn qoags an Giut. Borting'
mems Club 3. u. 6. Go. $500.
@.orse +. MeWiHnis on Gauuis
Smitb. $1C00.
Soispb RuTeH an Soutlsrn SbiO
6. u. z. 60. $3.50.
5atob 6. RoppOport an 3. 5uffs
man. $375O.
0srieIbs an abraham Ssrf4.Opis.
$500.
SOf.pbin. 9. gutboff an Silt GSss
3. IL. g. 60. $1,000.
GstiIste 5ppOtbs.tn
SEQ O. 8ubbsIsr an Wt. 4Sams %.
u. 6. u. $1,000.
albert Siud an alb.ri SeusIsr.
5000.
s.. 9. Gran. an Ca.Iss 9. u. g. Go.
$4,000.
GrnIt g. 9fintbari an TlilforbSoRs
9Ibs. 60. $500.
Spbn .. Sstisu on dragon Q. u.
8. 60. $4,000.
Rabsl Pepper on Mami. gopmar.
S25oO.
aouiIs y. Gloan an llni0n CAB,
inss 9. II. z. 60. $4,000.
gIIiIOn Q. SbefOH an Jreberida
Ramiep. $974S.
Samuel Wolf an Peoples .. u. g.
60. $1,000.
aouifa Sbditud an 5ruItsss Der M.
6. airte. $4,000.
Sohhie Wptller OIL Sinblap Marist
30. 2 6. u. 3. 60. $500.
Geslis 6. 5apes an Ifiami EoDHs
ftp u. II. 6. so. $500.
Catherine SpieImau an 8. QlDtn
RHiA 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
Gin gutmilt6iger
Jl(ep6ido.
aomiIher Hpman bon
u. BON % n terfel D.
(5prtisBuns.)

(5prtIsBuns.)
,9ei 9ei6e nidt ielber auiid)enl"
,uieoerbolte CT, Ben Stopicl Don Der
5laIdE nebnello nllo oas Sappben
beieudtenb; npo5u lebte man Denn
bier in aoIn, peni man nibt imncr
foIuiiheS &ailer aus eriter Anelle
Snr SanO baben ipIlte2 - sluf ole
s3ungc lit aud ein bisdcn 3inte ge'
tomnlen >. geben sic ber . 10. =.
Oas ipnllcu mir idon luieOer in Sro-
mmg bringenl"
!Qiit oielcn @orten bate er oos be.
ieuftete Sippden uui Saie's 3iut9c
9eleIt mo begnrn alli 0erlelben Der
Ilm5ltrelben.
| Saum bate er jcoodJ orei ober bier
Stride gemadt, ais Der Boiietretar
aus SloieboIg idiner5liG oos Geitdt
per5crrte lno ben Srelrno bon it'd
Dnmee5llorangen iufte.
nSalten Sic jtia, Menifentino, L"
ermabntc bieicr jcoodj. inOem CT
Sale's aopi nod ieiter belt unO oas
beeudJtcte 2dppden eiiergiiher auf
ole ,3unge oriittc, nbie gau De
Cologne uimnt slQcs lpieoer pe9l"
o0os mag -. ben Seliiel >. Gall
Be Cologne =. ieinl" blubberte tSoie;
,IaIien Sic mid los. Sic perbren.
Inen mir ia Die ganoe 3unge +. gum
GGunernetter!"
n6Iudcn sic tid,t 70, ain0, ion.
bern baltcn Sic itiaS" erntnbnte
Senocr, 0es 9Inbcrn &opf nit benz
redtcn 4rm ,umipanueno, Die nit ei.
ner Sdraube.
2auger tonnte es aber Sale ltifJt
IauSbaIteu.
Eet Sdlnler; sins ibm iiber Oie
6rel,nbi9aft, uno iiioem er ieinen
aopl nit einem geipaltigen sluf fret.
MAIDEN ipollte, itieB er babel ieinen
linten GQenbogcn ic beitig in Gem.
per's Wageugrllbe, baB oieier laut
Iitobneno non ibm ablieb iinb einan
Sbeii Der 6Iiiiiigfeit alif ieine Scno
peritJiittete.
n9eiIiae Maria unb SSoiepbl" 52.
terte gtaro, Die Slaide ipegiteaer0,
ats nenn iie pI0elih gIiibeno sepor.
Den mdre, mn abpedicIuo ieineSarto
idgpenfeno lmo baran riedeno; ,bei.
lige Wlaria mO Ssoiepb; bas BRENT
ia ipie 0os b0qiide 6euer =. mas
babe it Oenn oa eieentlia gcrnuht2
- gl1e 8etter; bas lit ia Der Seni.
Spiritus, ben i'd neuli1 bel nein,in
3abnid)mer5 brauhtel - Sale! -
Steden Sic oie 3lrnge i'll meiin8aif.
beden. ODER in bic SeIfanne
pas beidnitigt!"
sd bcfoHgue i9on cine glaie
Nralif" iammerte Der gInOere; lid
peroe III att 1ageu Iitts eiiel t6n.
aeu."
.aommen Gle ber!" rief Sempcr,
tros ieiner S9mer6en nit elmer Del.
i!aitle ieinem 5relulbe 81 SiiIfe ei.
Ieno; nitedeu Gle Die 3unge beraiis
.... i9 tperOe SDuen enuas iibergie'
fenl"
ogfein!" freiihte Der Sefretdr,
nIaiieu sic mid sufrieben =. es
f6nitte 4etroIeum fem -. ooer sar
Sleitml"
( Semper, Der es nun aud nitt Ian.
ber ausbaIten fonnte, Iiei in iein
,S6laf5irrner uub itefte Die Sano
lief in Die @aiiertan1te, pabreno Sale
ieine 9unge an Die tiibIenben Sdei.
ben leete.
n!Scben Sic cine Gigarre seiuu.
BEN, ainO?" fragte Rero, na6 elmer
@ei!e, aus Oern 9ouooir beraus.
sd mill gar feinel" laate Safe,
bas itmerjenbe 8Iieb einen Iugeu.
bid pon Dem @Iaie losloienb.
nllnter Dem SpiegeI itebt Geuer!"
illbr Sentper, Der ul&t rebt peritau.
ben bette, fort.
9ei Dem @crte ssSeiter~ olirfsudte
Safe cine ituner5Iihe GriuuerIug;
oann trat elm Inrses S1peigen ein.
7. aapitel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
Gin neues 90 o rt.

- .8er mar 6enn Die Dame, NIT
Der WliiIler oa gine, ieine @ottin9"
- 1Rein, bic lit ia berreiit tuiro
70 cine StrobpitttDGbef
fetrLS
sws sg5s alio glFr0cattiHl~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
7. aapiteI.
Ger Seiit bon SamIet' 8
8ater.

@ott be9iite mid Dor nteinen
Sreunoeu; Dor neinen 5eir,ben Derce
ih mid i9ou ielber idJIsenl"
S5n Dem gIusipru4 Iiest tiefe @abr.
belt. Gem Seinoe, U0ge er often obsr
pcriteft uus nabcn, f0nnen mir rid.
ii6tslo5 auf ben aopf i9Iagen, obue
urs bariuu gu fiinrmern, oh es inn
iDeb tbut ODER OBJ ibm oas SebensIiGt
ausgebloien iptrb.
Gem 5reunoe ober, Der ms fort.
U1brer6 bic @aneen itreidJeIu nil,
obne gu merfen, oaB ibm elm b0ias
S6idial itniidtbare Gorllen in Der
Sano tpadien lieb, bic uns perpun.
ben, Dem Sreimbe, Der uns einen n
Stein ans bein @ege gu rdumcn
gIaiibt iulo ltns bafiir ben groberen
binlest; oem bIirloeifrisen 5reunbe,
Der uns iiiBelt @eiu reifen fpia uno
itatt oeiien nit Der liebensiciroigIten
4ufreguitg lortrpa9reno Gifts ooer
Spiritits tinnt, oeiu fonnen mir
nid,t feinoli6 uno ifroif entgeeentrc-
teh ionbern uriiiien eiitnnitbig
!6Gelno bie SoIterqualen erolIben
Die er nns, ebenfaIls gitrtiitbig
ld4clrb, auferIest, into tpenn er uns
cin gIiibeubes Giien IN Die griit
iioben Mil, bann oiirfen mir TIN tuir
mtt emt1net|fSt4au obs,ausbrsa
iuaesL --- ---
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-06

washington. oct. 6-A11 commer- ciaI and amateur wireless stations in the United States will soon be organ ized by the t4yy department for inn mediate usE in case of emergency by the intelligence bureau of the navy.
 In tb<levent of war. hundreds and perhS<,s thousands of operators along coastlinesi would be instructed % "lfsten in''s on any radio conv ersa- ton that might be in progress within range of their instruments each sta ton using a, different wave length. The result would be to establish a line of radio "eavesdroppers'' around the country which would be certain to intercept any message transmitted by ships at sea, or shore stations be- yond the borders south 'or north. Qn- tercepted messages would be promptly reported to the navy department which will be able eventually to communicate with all Atlantic coast wireless stations at least directly son, chief of navy operations.
 All matters pertaining to the movements, of ships to communica- tions with ocean vessels and shore stations or relating to information valuable to naval commanders falls under the direction of the chief of operations.
 To facilitate co-ordination of the com rnu nication methods of the navy, five wireless antenae arc now being erected on the roof of the state,s war and navy Buildings here and in Q sound-proof room close to Admiral Benscn's office will be esta;scc11::ez,2e ed what might be called a radio eNA change station with five operators and five sets of instruments From that room conversations can be conducted directly with the big central navy plant at Arlington and with navy stations along the gulf and Atlantic coasts. By relaying through the Arlington station, the department will be brought in direct touch with any part of the vast wireless system now being constructed to reach from Maine to Cuba and from Arlington to the. Philippines with stations at Homo olulu and Guam.
 Photographic and teIephonfc fnstrH- r1ents will be installed in rooms ad-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-06
BETTER TROLLEY
 SERVICE MUST BE
 GIVEN NORTH END
Public Utilities Commission Issues Ultimatum To
 Corporations.

Uness1 the Connecticut Go. and the Bridgeport & Danbury Electric Rail- way Go. come to an agreement be- fore October Is, relative to improv- ing the trolley facilities on North Main. street, the public utilities com mission Twill step in and order changes for the better.
 Nothing has been done toward eff fecting a settlement of the uhdesir- able state of affairs against which protest is made Superintendent c. H. Chapman of the Connecticut Co.,, said this morning that his corporttion is waiting for action by the other company involved.
 Two conferences have been held with the public utilities commission at which s. W. G. Jones, secretary of the Bridgeport & Danbury Street Railway Go. and J. H. Punderford, of the Connecticut Go. were present: No agreement was reached.
 Accordingly, the public utilities commission has issued a call for an other meeting October Is, If no settlement has been reached by that time the commission call asserts, the commission will take such steps, as in its judgment, are warranted for the improvement of conditions com
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-06
Z STOCK MARKET


 New York, Oct. 6.-Opening.- Meas ures taken by the stock exchange yes terday to curb riotous speculation in war shares resulted in irregular opening today. Some of the steel is; sues, especially Continental Can, Rail- way Steel Spring, Republic Steel, Gen eraI Electric and Goodrich were down to 2. points while Industrial Alcohol, American Coal Products, American Car and disti1lers' securities were that much higher. International Nickel, selling ex-dividend of 10 per cent. stock dividend, rose a fraction United States Steel on an offer of 4,00e shares was half a, point lower at IS 3-S. New York Central, Union Pacific and Penn sylvania were firm features of the rail- way division.
 Noon-The rise in the railways stiff fened prices until another ava1ancne of selling overlook the market wipfng out a considerable part of the gain in railways and forcing some specia1ties below yesterdays lowest figures. Liquidation converged around the bet ter known war shares, particularly CrucibIe, Steel, Baldwin Locomotive and Westinghouse Crucib1e crumpled rapidly, losing over 10 points from it's opening price of s96 sz Recessions in similar shares ranged from 2 to 5 points but Bethlehem Steel stood out with it's new high record of 401. Moderate improvement followed this decline. with a slackening movement. Bonds were steady.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-06
Sold Liquor Tn Own
 House, So Court Is
 Lenient With Steiner

Because the liquor was sold in his own. house, IefiencY was shown and a small fine of $1O and costs imposed on Emanuel Steiner, chief steward of the Hungarian Workingman's club. s16 Pine street which was raided last Sunday afternoon by policemen.
 The Hungarian Workingmen's club is a social and political club and is composed of about 100 members who are followers of Carl Marx. The lat ter's picture is displayed in the center of the barroon.
 When the raid was made there were about 100 or more frequenters but they were not Nnolested. Steiner lives in the rear of the. club rooms and he informed the court that he yearly pays a government license of $25 which permits sale of liquor in a persons own house, to members of the club.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-06
ONE KILLED EVERY
 HOUR AND A HALF
 ON RAILROAD LINES
New Haven Road Begins Educational Campaign in
 Bridgeport and Vicinity.

A campaign of education for both children and grown persons, warning them of the periIs to trespassers on railroads has been begun by the New Haven railroad in this city.
 Following the lead. begun here sev. era1 years ago by Special Agent vii. liam M. Teller, who instigated a series of magazine and newspape articles with illustrations of the danger tl1r>4 children are subject to by playing in and about freight cars and sidings President Howard Elliot has had printed thousands of cards, which arc now being distributed throughoui New England.
 These cards, printed in red ana black, show that trespassing on rail. road property cost the lives of 5, All persons in the United States durins the year 1914. All the victims wer, walking on $he railroads right o way.
 The needless sacrifice of human lift was at the rate of 15< every day, ol one person killed every hour and half.
 Through permission of the board of education the warnings will bt posted in the hallway of every .sohOa in Bridgeport. Similar warnings wril be posted in public buildings ana other conspicuous places about t2 city.