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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-10
EactI.

A front .impresses every one, Attention it commands; But lots Of bum cigars, my son, Are wearing nice gilt bands.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-10

Our Daily Special. z A man is always empty when he is full
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-10
Our Daily Special.

Iva Hottopp lives at Louisville, Ky.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-10

Things to Worry About. Seventy kinds of mushrooms are not mushrooms.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-10

James D. Rashford, of Rochester, announced his candidacy for Congress, succeeding the late sereno E. Payne.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-10

3Na1lIns-IrNamias.I.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-10

The cruiser Tennessee has. been or dered to Philadelphia from New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-10
You Know Him.

He is one of these big mouthed boys, E His mouth is always heard;
 He makes an awful lot of noise
 Andsnever says word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-10

TNENRoD hastily dropped the
 small hand and, exclaiming.
 with simple honesty, Why. I El.,,,,i ,.rs,.,4 it f.,l1l,-rze.ls Trnn
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@erstpifte 5rage
geidjaftiste seitern bic itGbtiide 81.
uiloieuitfommiiiion.

gtit elmer febr beraipidten }rags
6ei6aftiste ii6 seitsrn bic @tDilbienfs
tommiiiIou, nGmlid nit bem Status
Der Shulratbsanssitslltsn, DON bensn
bic, MISUNDERSTANDING ausgeiteat ipers
ben. Die untoiten bieIes leit nunmebr
iiinf eSabren beitebenbsn Bureaus pas
rem Biz @noe Doriaen Sabres aus grts
batmitteln 6e3ablt fporben, nit pem
2l6tommen, oaB na9 fiiuf Sdbrsn Der
S6ulrath oas 9ureau iberHebmen
uno Die Rotten trasen piirbs. Seit
Dem sritsn oSdnuar limb infoIgspeiIsn
bic 2lHgeitelten bes Bureaus in 9iens
ten oes S6ulratbs, aber Die gipilz
oieuiitommiiIiOn, bic bon oieler 9bats
fade iiberbuupt niht peritGubist tpors
ben mar, inbibirte prompt ais bic ers
tie 9ebalts3ablung erfolsen iolIts, biz
3ablliitc.
9eIterH erI6ien nun Superintsn.
bent Gonoon por Der Ginsbienit.Gom.
million, nm bic Sa9e ins Reine au
brtnoen, unb er erbielt nad] elmer elm
gebenoen GrDrteruns Der 9lngelegsnbeii
bic G1eiiuug, eine gsnaue i9riftlihe
Doritelluna 3lI unterbreiten unb bic
&ommiiGre pollen ss fid, 6diiiifii 6diiiifiii |; !; Ser
fegen, nag in Der Sahe gefheben Ioll
uno oh bic betreffenosu Qngeitellter
rhne Gtpiloienitpriifung i'm 4mt biei.
ben t0nnen nber niht.
S5erner purbe bic gibilbienittom-
million geitern pom Si9erbeitspires=
tor Solmes sriu6t, sins priifung fiir
ben goiten zines pOIiSeiiuipetturs
Der Ghsi bes Detsttipbureaus 1T, an,
auberuumen unb su sleiher 3sit bi,
Rssel, tpel9e beitimHt, bab an einei
fol6sn griifuHs fi6 nur 2eutHanti
betbeilisen tDnnen, bic brei Sabre bic
fen Rans betIsibst baben. babiu ab5u.
dnbsrn, oab ieber poli5eileutudnt, oel
elm Sabr ben 2eutuantsrane betlsibst
bat, ii9 Der priifung linter5iebeu tdnn
Die &ommiifion ipirb iid in ben nG6'
iten 5aaen iiber bieies aniu6en
idIiiiiiq iperbsn. Wiiroe bic Regel
nidt abgednoert, 10 t6unte Der geesns
pdrtiee tetnpprdre 2eiter oes Deteta
tipburenus 9sutnaut 9ppe niht on ber
priifung tbsiInebmeH, ba er nod teins
brei Sabre Qe,ltnant 1T.
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Wa6Iak : saden.

Der perionlihe aa9lab oes Julius
sSrant betragt SIG, ,596.28; perjenigs
Der aeturdb u. Stout $144762; ber'
ienise bes Samss ;. Wlober $825.67.
Caroline @o.slins 1T 5eitamentss
politrederin BON german 8. @oess
ling, periOnalieu $1,000, @runbeisens
tbum $4,000.
Stephen r. Dona lit Nahlabpers
matter Don Jdnnie u. Oond, perioz
neli.n no 4 M $40, 900, SruHOsissut3um,
Dan. Sssal 1T Rn6ldBperpalter
bon 8eruettu Serbian, perlonalien
$4,000.
german Dubme 1T Ra6IuBDsripalz
ter Don 5erbsrt 5. Waiters. perionas
lien $400.
Glpbs g. JpEnion 1T 5eitaments-
politrsdsr Don @m. 8. SoHes. Perios
naIien $1,000, 0runbeigeutbum $3.50.
8erfhisDtnes.
8m. q. SOptins, S6dbmsiiter.
srlangte Elm rrtbeil iiber $505.95 gee
ssn alonso y. Site, - Die Otto
Graa piano co. Elm iol9es iibsr $155
sessu frau Charles 5pdms. - DITTO
6uber Elm iOIdes iiber $214 ssgen
1bomas Walonsb
Die Sontbern Sbio 9oan &c 3ruit
60. nagte cine 9ppotbetfOrOerung ii6er
5000 ssssn Gtbel Sbaion elm.
Sobn 9puobue bat cine Jorberung
iib.r $500 sessn Martin WOrris
sinastlagt.
Die 4ttiDd Der Sunter Demmsl
gloior Gar 60. iiHb auf $216.67 abb
gei6dbt porben.
Die Siiiers Of Gbaritp baden nm
bic grlaubnib nahssiu6i, a,piHes
@rnassisentbum, oas ibnen tsitamen'
tarii6 bermndt ipproen 1T, oertauisu
AZ oiirfeR.
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lie alrbeitslDien.
Sarrp atpg srtiirt ben grrtani sel
am pwinSsItaaA ssidenttsH
SadJsn fir bersdtist.

@sltgsntli6 Der asiirissn @sridmms
lung Der 9iirssrfDmmiifion, bic nit
Der 2Sfung bee neutrality-suspicious.
bei4dfiigt III. ndbm gori. on. Sepp
Gslsssnbtit, iih bss adnsersn iibsr
ten siirslihtir .1lnneliaa1 ~ dubern.
Der isiner Wsinuna nod pou srobsm
gsubtn geipsitn tn. Rebnsr fam aud
ouf bic aritit au fpredeu. bic Don pjss
len Geiten an Der RommiHiou geiitt
worben III, neil * BE ssideutisn
SaHtn persauft, absr Ct rildrts, bdb
-biefsr Wsriauf aus peri6isbsntii1eu
@riinben bcllauf bere&tist lei.
7sernsr fpurbe In Der Sibuna bts
tannt segbsn. bob psrfdiecsne Std
6ts i'm Often isbt sbtHfaas 9!nbeItdss
mad bieiiasm Usiifisr plansn unb bab
sur 3eii bier bier geamts aus Bolton
ipsiItn. ipeIhe llnierfudunssn barilbst
anfisllen. mas bic Stabt foiptit fiji
BITE Nrbeiisloisn. asihdn bat,
Rep. Wbiie, Der Supsriutsnbtnt bts
fidbtifdsn Woblibdiistsits DEPARTS
nents. berihisie, pah bic urfpriinsli4
Rom Stabtratb b.pinigtsn $50, 600
tis duf sintn ilsiHsn Hruhtbsil tsrs
brauGt fsien, baB itbods bic sireiis
9epiaiguna In alsiher 65be binnsn
ipeniseu 5aaen bsrfiiabur lpsrbsn
iparbs. jObab bas 6ilfspsri obns
llnitrbrt&una fortssisbt ipsrbsn fam.
gis Wontaa botisn irisasIammt 1886
Wdnner an ftdbtifdxn Mrbeittn Be-
IddftigIns srbuItsu, ipdbrtub fit
67l Winnsr anprtptitIa arbtit psrs
ihdfff iporbsn IN.
SnotratbsmitsIisb Igautlsu ibeilts
Der HommiiiioH nit. bdB sr Inn bet
Vctb AZ iitiItrn, NIT 6ilft pon 5rtnns
rsn Elm Gpsifsbdus fiir bic Arbeils-
loitn I'M Adufs go 81 on psdrI
SiraBe srritit: thasts. bas am Nlitts
tuoh wloresn sr0ifnst tpsrpsn piirbs.
Die 9psdIiidisn bat Der gissntbiimsr
bss @ebdubes. 6trr GbdrIss Rnssss
I'm niistbefrti auf bsIitbiss ,3sit aur
gsrfiiauna esiisIIt. unb bic lifjen Gds
d Gltetric Co. bat tbtnfans Eiht to-
itsnfrei slr gerfiisuna ssIttIIt. Sum
iFriihffii6 psrbsn bic asuis, bic in BEN
Gptiithdus borfprsdptn. arfft nit
MiId srbaIisn unp fOpisl 8rub. ME
iie tiitn modem. Nm 4knb gttbf Is
SlipD<. ;slsiih. GtmiiIt, s9arioffeIn
iIHb 1rob. Disiss Spsifsbdus ipirb
rdtilfiih burh freifpiaiss 9urtnbuns
otn lutsrbaItsn linb tptr 3iiptnbunasn
an gt5tnsmittsln au maG,n fpilnfdit.
Der mSqt iis on 6srrn 6enrn adnips,
ben 2eiter Der Rsiiauratiou i'm pedrI
Sttdbe Waritbuus Ttnbrn, Der oud
tas Spslisbuus lsiisi.
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Saicbau.

Rod INNER siebt Der Gbicasoer
9unbesridter 9annis ieins Gntitei-
buns in Dem gro3siIs Der r5eoerdIa
'2iga" aesen ods orsuniiirte goiebalIs
ipi.I in @rtpGsuus, purin bic Ratios
nal : Sommiiiiou Der 9erIeBung bss
2lnti 3ruit Seisbss beiauIoist
piro uno oas getpeismaleriaI ihon
pdbrenb Der lestsH Dote eutessenss.
louurileu ipuroe.
Die Sa6resperidmmlung Der N1tios
nal 9iga, ipel6e an srften Mpntis
oes usuen Sabrss iiottfinoeR iolIte.
dber rpesen oerbiHoerier GHlpsIsnbeit
yes @Oupernsurs Sensrs, beg grdIi.
oenisn Der Rational 9iga unb er Of
firiO Witsliee Der 8OmmihiOn, ous4
fallen muBte, 1T jsbt auf bic erfts
Bobe bes ndhiten Ronots .perfnoz
ben porben, I'm bic gntfheibune ess
8unoesrihters 2annis, bic bis 6abin
n5peifeIbaft srfoIst Isin pirb, nb-
lgSpastsR aus in uStbiss &ssathans
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e-aran5dDsn.

Der JrauenDersin Der GD. pror.
ct. paulus 9smsinoe (pfr. u. giss
msno) bat mOrsen Ga9mittas @ers
ianrmluus. Sm aui6lub fulst Elm
4affsetrdnSden, psl4ss DON foIsen.
ben Damen arransirt III: 8. Jifdsr,
q. Tusrits, J. 9aas. 6. @asis, W.
9uttneft, M. @sbbarbt, %. graef,,
6. @aefe, g. Gale, u. @robmann,
6. @iIDebaus, M. 9oeB, R. Sollmeisr,
.. Ssnte, 6. 5obnItebt unb u. Stmpf-
ling. Cine bsr5Iihe GinIabuns ergebt
an ale WiteIiebsr uRo 5rsuHbe.
- Der 5rauenperein Der 3fpeiteli
0eutiden Bresbpteriiden Stride an
Der 9ibertp StrnBe rpeitlid bon Der
6reeman sIpenue bait feline monatli.
DIE @eridmmIung am Gonnerltag
9tafJn1ittag, ben 2S. SSaniar. lie
SSrauen 9epIin u. Sf)uIte, Sron-
ner, bon Sdaupen. anlpp uno Ssp.
pc ierpiren oen adiiee. sIae 8Iieoer
uno 6relinbe se6 GereinS iiRo bert
lid eingelaoen.
Der fs5rauenberein Der Gnnng.
Ref. 9smeinoe gu Satlsp periam-
melt ii6 ON Gonneritaa, Den %.
Sanuar, BON Sipei bis fiini llbr Rafs
mittaes 5ur geiellidaftIid,eu hntrrs
baIting i'm Sdplraulir Der STRIDE IN
oet SaoIor glpeilue. Seoernann liz
ans ireumoIidGte einDelaoen. lie
ireunSlifen e'aitGcberiruen limo Die
9ulncn 8. Gorbes. 6. Riebeutonh
6. Reintins, SO. StristbOrit. 5. Snt)s
Ger, 9. S6uus. s. SnDdtl uno 70. g.
SeiIfop.
- Der 5rnlcnperein ser St. So-
hanles @emeinoe in Reaoina (SaIter
9sauI 9ollr1iIirD bat 9onneritag
9tadmittog oieier ISOLDE &uiiecfrdnl.
den bel s5rau 5. g. YiiIler, 217 Gar
tbaae glDcnue III 2odlano, Eie 9alI-
aeberiu laSet ote Dtitglieoer ionic
ollie @emeiuoeangeboriseu bcrsli6
eiu
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Gbs.GrlaabniRideine.

Colbert Booth, SO, garmi, III.
lMinnis Sut6erioH, 29, 222 poit 60.
JRi6Olas @rDbsr. 36. 1919 Bremen
! StraBs.
tSuiis mapr. 20. 1926 gius Ctr.
}jsBilidm $. 3. Ssiltpp ir.. %, ct.
I Bernard.
l9srtba R. Sano. II, Reaoins.
learl Rsin. %, 3o9s Dsit McDaidsn
Ipenue.
leit.Ila aaud 10. 1880 GGis Ctr.
(syrant Summe, 81, 1855 SotpnI6ip
I s5traBs.
lglara Tlepsr, 19, 1901 WeiipOoogp.
(@eorss RO6infou, so, 221 Mit Str.
(9ucp Murpbp, AZ, OesgI.
(Gburles 5. Rulpibia, 1926 6smlOd
! StruBs.
l6ussl Glenn. 1850 Montistb 2tpe.
(pbilip Geier, 48, 2154 Central Qps.
lGdrrie Gommisr, 40, 2015 Sim Str.
.(9irsil :. 9eu6, q, aodlonb.
l5bsreiia g2Os. 90, Carthage.
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SbersIe goung, 2, 126 Def Wica
WftdeR SDe., 2unesnent5iinbung.
4nna Wiebe, 80, Wprtsn Roao,
8lutitur3.
2lnna 8reiisr, SO. 1714 Race Ctr.
Salagflub.
Wtarie 8ebrsnbt, 76 gObmanns
@ittDsH6simatb, Ser5Derfsttuns.
5rant &op, 40, Z. nub SreeHlcn
aDe., Nierenleiben.
Mi6aeI Obmsr, IS. 2009 Central
9lpe., @ebiruidlas.
patrit 5enbunfelo, 2. 1899 Wobe
Str, 2unsenentSiinbung.
2ltbelia SpmIinIon, SO, $50 Neit
Rodpale @Oe., SufIuen5a.
SOiepb SOImes, q, 1869 GOIerain
Qpe., 2ungenent5iinbune.
Sallie Wsfforp, IA, 1888 Stdte
2tpe, Snquefi in Sdpebe.
g6riitina Tippeubauer, SO, 1929
9oIoen apenue, Snqusit in Sfapebe.
2ucb ROos, SO, 1910 Main StraBe
Srebs.
@iaidm asiie, 27, PIT eOmstr..
Sbtpinofu4t.
5enrp Stotbfans, SO, 1851 Sones
Strabe, Geberleipen.
Sobn MsIt, 81, 8. unb Stats 4ps,,
2unsenent5iiHouns.
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Mnsei6pfien
s9mrSe 5rse g. Niller, Der @cidlaits
agent Der anitreidler llnion
DON gineent Sotp, Der
in Saft it.

Greo. @. WiIer, BON Ro. 490e
Dlorie Strnbs, Der 8sIaaftsagent ose
Qaintsrs anb Decorators Council &c
u, iO.Rtifi;irts ssitern i'm ftdottIter
6oipitaI, no sr on elmer GueelDuno.
barniebsrIissi, ben anitrsiter Din
cent 9otp, DON Ho. S4l 9optins Str,
aIs IsinsR ansrsiier, Der ibm amWOn'
tag gu ipGt.r Stunoe bic aopfpunbe
burd siusn RsDplpsriduB 6eigebra6i
bate. Gliidli9srDsiie TT bic Wunot
niai gsf1brlih.
Die SdisBerei sretsnets iid3 mob
rsnb Der 9sriammlung Der Union in
Der Ri9ilisu 5alIs, ssrIbs dls iiber
bi. i5ras. abs.iiimmt wsroen iOIlte,
oh Dotp aus Der llnipn dusgeitobsn
perben iplis pber nif)t. Wiiuer bate
nGmli6 bebaupiet, babSurhite9ereien
bel Der qufrtabHle DON Wtitalieoern
porastommen Ddrtn. @Gbrenb Wtillsr
nod iprdf), CAB DOTH aug iiItHlitteIbu-
rsr RGbe sinen Saub duf Wiiller a6,
Der In bic Stirn sstrOffsn puroe.
@Gbrenb Der alssmeinen aufresuns,
ip.Ide Der Sdi.bsrsi folste, ssIuue es
DOTH, aus b,m SaaI gu ent.ommsn,
abr Ct besab iih fofori na9 Der pos
Ii5siitatipu bss grfien Diitritts, po
er ii6 i.Ibit bei 9sutnaHt @eun itsllts
unb in Sait senOmmen purbs.
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9ius bem sysuai5ipaIseriht

Geiparb Worris, Der aiif osrStraBc
I6liipfriee aittsratur pertauft b1ben
ipa. ipuros esiteru Don Riater gsdt-
man gu S25 unb ben Soften Derur
tbeilt.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @m. 9.
9tpou unb Soispb asOith, bic IS sber
barauf aHiommsn Iaiien. bob ii6 bic
2.uts ben 5aIs brehsn, als Dor ibren
WietbsiGiernn bas @is 5u eptferileT.
batten iih seitern oieIerbalb I'M glus
|nisipalseridt gu peuautpprteH. 2s-
pit6 tam nit ben Rotten bapon. absr
Depou .rbislt sjnsn 1eui5ettel in 9e-
itlIt zines Sttafmanoa+s iiber So.
Der 9rocsr unb Sndntrpirtb Sia'
Dor 5oieib, Der feline BirtbI6dft elm
NAL iptuiss Rinuten bOr feds llbr
Rors.Rs ibon se0ffnst babsH ION,
wurbs 81 $25 unp aoiten Dsroonnsrt.
Sctsib tpuBte gar niht pie ibm ses
f6ub osnn Der Gla mar our6aus
ni6t 10 iOunsntlur trpieIsn.
9llberi Sboemdfer uno Sobn SQ.
ben, tpsI6e cine 9urtie MeHing uup
aupftr ssftoblen baben ioLlen, ipuroen
su is $50 uno aoitsn perurtbsiIt. Der
Tsitansstlnsie 6rsb. MiIIer tOnute
duf Grunb oes siitea 2eumnbsSsusz
niiiss. peIbes ibm I.in 9lrbtitseber
i,insr Bsss sieben bod
.pusSs ss'sTHesi4 S0r Der i4le5Ea
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9sr iassnOlidle gsSrOsr.

Der Is Sabre dlts Seorss ". 5ilsS
.ir., Der in Fer Ra6t auf 0ieuitds ben
"a ssSabr. alien Glsttriter @en-ss oea
fter ppn SIP Ssinh!ap Strabe in sinem
9iIlarbSimmsr srI6pfeu BAT, ipuroe
seItern benz SuseHpgeridt ubertpieisr.
Der M6rber bebauptet, sr babe ben
DerbdRenibpcIIsu Sdub gum S6uss
isines @aters dbesieliert uRo Siles II.
beitGtist oisie 2lusiase. Gnoere .3su'
gen teaen bic bIuties 5bat jeood IL
einem dnoersn 9ihts bar. Soiles il.
purbe DOT &urasm siumuI poIiseili9
mad Wuffsu ourdiu6t, neil er oeHun
Sirt ipOroen mar, siuen RvpOIpsr ipo-
sierea 81 fiibrsn. Gs purbe odmals
tetns 8affs an ibm ssfunben.
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9eienfduft ssparnt, Der er in 3us
tunft ferHblei6en ioae.
Der Jarbige SOi. 9lppIetOu, Der iif
6eim aOblenoiebitabl bate erpiIhsu
laHen, erAisIt 80 Gage 4rbeitsbaus.
Der Mann mar fdOn uorbsitraft.
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81 6eben. Die 3ommiiiion beltebt
aus ben prdiibsntsn Der beioen sroa
ben 2isas (Ssner unb Sobniou), bic
aajGbrlid einsn 0oriiBsr ertpdbleu.
Dieie gbre 1T felt bsm 8siteben bsr
&ommifiOn 9errH auguit 9errmdnn,
bem prdiioenten Der rRsbs1. 5usefaI.
len unp oeiien Niebererpabluns fiebi
auber isbsm l3peiis!.
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1er peri5HIi6e 4adIah bss Germ
Ssisp9 Z. Garap aai S675OO0
abseid,Gtt.

Der Dusan syall anttr WerbanDIung.
= gbefdeiounss Jdae. - S4as
benerfas aldsen. = ginstrei9te
1siiamente uub gsadIab ,Sahsn. =
DeriHisbsnes.
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Der 55 Sabue dIts Dm. @cg!.
an Der Carlisle glOsnus lDObH5dft, beT
ais GepGdmaHn in 0isuIten Der 6. 8.
II. .. Bnbu itano uno Dor brei no.
4sn perungiudie, 1T i'm Seton 5oIpis
taI ben oamaIs erbaIieHsu @srIesnA'
gen stIegs1.
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MasssH Dal Der Nassrn.
80. Sauuar, gurnbslIs.
giiEafr aater.

Gbipafb ooffmnn bon Der Wauebau
nhD Rp6slt Sirabs, ipurbe ssitern dn
Der Chen aDsnus pon eiHtm 6nnb,,
Der gissHihum BON Or. 9braH. Don
Rp. 2607 GosH MDsnut N. an bsr
Gbtn glpsnuf anefaIIsn unb ms IIns
e Gsin sstiHtH. 10ffmaH Iitb ii6 bic
MhtnDe ausbrtHusu.
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ssIasaertsasIs. ea4s. gauIssrnas
bsi 90. sstsIss .. SO " q sss
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-05
WOMEN boobies"
WAR INNOVATION
londC..'s Auxiliary Force VIII
Care Mostly For Children.

London Conditions Incidental to the
war In this city have resulted in the
formation of new police auxiliary
force Of women. known as the wo-
mems police volunteers, who will soon
become familiar sights In the streets
here.
Dressed in neat blue uniforms. they
have already begun their duties. which
are at present concerned mostly with
the welfare of women and children.
The headquarters Of the force Is in
Cannon row. near the wefl known
Scotland Yard.
The formation Of woman's squad
in the London police force Is being
followed by the organization in Eng
land of women's volunteer reserve
for such military duties as signaling.
dispatch riding. telegraphing. motor
ing and camp cooking. thus replacing
men who could be more usefully en-
ployed on the firing line.
1t is proposed to arm these women
"for their own defense in the last ex-
tremity'
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MOTHER PL0Ds FAR TO CAMP
Trudses Weary Miles to Bring Clothes
to Her Soldier Son.

Vienna.-A story Of mothers love
for her soldier son is published in the
Neue Freie Presse. A farmers old
wife suddenly appeared in one of the
divisions of troops near the Servian
frontier after many days of weary
walking from Szegedin along roads
flooded with the rain of many weeks.
She explained that she had made the
trip in order to bring warm woolen
clothing Cor winter to her eighteen
year-old son. volunteer i'll Hungar-
rian infantry regiment. She wanted
to make sure that he received the
clothing.
The woman explained that she had
been stopped countless times, but that
invariably she found good hearted sol
diers who forwarded her from regi-
ment to regiment. Finally, reaching
the regiment in which her son was
serving she was stopped by the guard.
Her prayers finally brought her before
the commanding officer, who, touched
by this evidence of mother love, sent
for the Young soldier. The assembled
officers loaded the woman down with
gifts. Then, satisfied she returned
home.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-05

Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Charles
Doveton Sturdee. commander in chief
Of the British squadron which sank
the German feet near the Falkland is
lands. is considered one of the ablest
officers In the royal British navy. Un-
til few years ago he was assistant
director of the important naval intelli-
gence department of the admiralty at
Whitehall. London.
Vice Admiral Sturdee was born on
June 8. 1853. He entered the navy In
1871. and his first important war serv-
ice was in the famous Egyptian cam
paign of 1882. as a result OF which ne
wears the Egyptian medal. with the
Alexandria clasp. for his services in
the British bombardment of Alexan-
dria. and for the same service he wears
the khedives big star. After his re-
turn to England from that campaign
in 1889 he was married to Miss Maricn
Idela Andrews.
In 1893 Admiral Sturdee was detail
ed as assistant to the director of naval
OTuIdnCe. anu III looJ ue WIS pTOUlOt-
ed to be captain. In the same year
he commanded the British force which
landed in Samoa. and his service in
the Samoan campaign won him anoth-
er decoration. His rise to commander
of the second cruiser squadron, to
which post he was appointed in 1912,
was rapid and was marked by service
which brought forth favorable com
ment on the part of his superiors on
several occasions and twice won him
the gold medal of the Royal United
Service institution. He was appointed
rear admiral in command Of the first
battle squadron in 1910 and In 1912
was promoted vice admiral and ap-
pointed to the post he now holds.
He Is member of the United Serv-
ice club of London. and his home Is at
Dalkeith Cottage. Intes Green. Eng
land.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-05
MANS LEG FOUND IN SHARK.
Shoe on Foot Identified as Belonging
to Missing Captain.

to Missing Captain.
Pensacola. Fla.-A mans leg was
found in the stomach of shark caught
in the ocean near here and brought to
land by the Austrian steamer Lucia.
All the flesh had been digested, leaving
the bones of the thigh and calf bare.
with the knee joint still intact, except
on the foot, which was covered by
new shoe.
This shoe was examined by a dealer
and identified as one OF a pair he sold
short time ago to Captain Bisneck of
the fishing smack Algoma, who was
drowned about TWO weeks before.
The skipper and member Of his
crew were in small boat trying to
make Il landing near the navy yard
after their smack had been anchored
for the night. when the boat was over
turned Captain Bisneck was never
seen again, although the tugs and
pilots on duty at the entrances of the
harbor kept "A close lookout for his
body. The shark in which the leg
was found was twelve and one-half
feet long.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-05
Noted Austrian Leader.

Among the best known and success
full of the leaders of Austrian troops
In the present war is General ViktOr
Dankl, who, has been engaged against
the czar's soldiers in Galicia. At one
time 1t was reported that General
Dankl had serious differences with the
German generals in the eastern theater
of war. but that has been denied from
Berlin.
When the war began General Danki
was commander of defenses in the
Austrian Tyrol and of the province OF
vorarlberg and commanding general of
the Fourteenth army corps at Inns
bruck. At the or, eak of hostilities
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-05
WANTS common HORSE SENSE
FOR OHIO'S FISCAL system

Columbus, Jan. 2. - According 70
State Auditor Donahey's annual re-
port, common horse sense" should
be the basis of Ohio's fiscal system.
The present system, he indicates, is
based on theories and appetite"
Unless the incoming Republican ad-
ministration is able to find new
Eource of revenue it is likely to tlnd
Itself severely cramped within year
to meet obligations.
BY the reduction of the state TAX
rates for common schools and sinking
fund at one blow there was struck
approximately $2,5O0,000 from avail
able revenues. From old sources the
Republican administration would
have only SlS,276,02l on which to run
the governmental activities of the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-05
CURFEW FOR "CARD FIENDS."
II Strikes at Midnight In Muncie, When
CIGAR Stores Close,

Muncie, lnd.-Because OF the CON-
plaint By wives and mothers that hus-
bands and sons were being kept out
too late at night by the fascination of
playing rhum and other card games In
cigar stores the police have issued or.
ders that all cigar stores in this city
must close their doors at midnight.
The owners of these places have
complied willingly. most of them say
ing that they welcome the opportunity
to get away from their places of busi-
ness at reasonable hour instead of
having to spend the night entertaining
"card fiends.''